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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1 949
Confidence Man
Outsmarted By
San Francisco, June 24
Mrs. Vivian Huebler, 45-year-old
blonde co-author of a book about
American gigolos, said she would
lile suit lor an annulment today
from Sigmund Engel, 73, whom
police - described as a super
smooth confidence man wanted
in New York and Chicago.
Mrs. Huebler said Engel dis
appeared six days after they
eloped to Reno, when "I out
smarted him."
"He didn't get any of my mon
; ey and we didn't live as man and.
wife," Mrs. Huebler said. ,
Mrs. Huebler, and her pretty
26-year-old daughter, Myriam Pa
tricia Maltby, said Engel first ap
peared on their horizon six
months ago. .
Wined and Dined
Using the name "Paul C.
Bonds," Engel wined and dined
." Mrs. Huebler, whom he affection
ately called "Little Mama," and
her daughter, whom he called
"Venus" or "Baby," Mrs. Hueb
ler said. "He seemed, if you'll
pardon the expression, to be well
heeled."
- Mrs. Huebler's daughter said
she began to suspect Engel was
. out to get her mother's money
when she found out a swanky
hotel, where "Bond claimed to
have a suite, had never heard of
him.
Mrs. Huebler said she refused
to dispose of her San Francisco
property after their marriage
and" Engel disappeared a few
days after their elopment.
"I certainly hope he's caught,"
Mrs. Huebler said, "because I
feel sorry for all these other
women. .
"We now call him 'Sing Sing',".
Mrs. Huebler's daughter said.
, Police said Engel, a man who
could pass for SO, has been en
gaged in separating women from
their money for 40 years. He is
wanted; both in New York and
Chicago, local authorities said.
Mrs. Huebler and her daugh
ter, under the names of Dottie
and Vickie Webster, are the au
thors of "You Only Live Twice,"
an American travelogue dealing
with gigolos, ,
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Pleasant Ridge
Pleasant Ridge, June 24 (Spec
ial) Elizabeth Ellen Lamb,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
T. Lamb of Pleasant Ridge be
came the bride of Loyal Gene
Garboden, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Garboden of Pleasant Ridge
Sunday, June 19 at 1:30 p. m.
Reverend D. L. Penhollow per
formed the ceremony in the Red
mond First Christian church. So
loist was Gerald Garboden, who
sang "Because" and "Through
The Years". Mrs, James F. Jewel
accompanied him and played
Mendelssohn's wedding march.
Decorations at the church were
gladioli and pink sweet Williams
in baskets, with palm and candel
abra. Mrs. Carl Gillenvate, Mr.
and Mrs. E. O. Olson and Mrs.
Shorty Wilcox, arranged the dec
orations. The bride designed her wedding
gown, of white satin, with veil.
She carried a boquet of pink de
light roses with gladioli.
Miss Margaret Conklin was
maid of honor. She wore a taffeta
gown of orchid and carried a bo
quet of orchid daisies. The bride's
sisters, Misses Marlene and Leata
Lamb, were brides maids, Mar
lene in yellow taffeta, carried
blue "Ester Reed" daisies and
Leata wore pink taffeta and car
ried a bouquet of yellow daisies.
Mareit and Edith Petersen
were flower girls dressed in long
pink and blue gowns.
Best man was Gerald Garbod
en, brother of the groom, and
ushers were Raymond Garboden,
another brother and Frank Curtis
of Sisters, cousin of the bride.
Miss Ruth Dixson had charge
of the euest book. Mrs. M. T.
Bums of Junction City, aunt of
the bride served the wedding caKe
at the reception. Assisting her
were Mrs. James Jewel and Mrs.
Jess Lynam, Mrs. W. R. Lamb of
Areata, Calif., and Mrs. J. D.
Fountain of Elmira, both aunts of
the bride, poured.
Out of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Allen and daugh
ters, Katherlne and Helen, and
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Burns of Junc
tion City; Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Burnett and daughters, Alice
Fave and Judy and son, Gregory;
Melford Allen, Sara Allen, San
dra Davis, Mildred Davis, Bar
bara Garboden. Gayle Davis, M.
Z. Allen, Charley W. Davis, Clyde
Lamb and Mrs. Avon Inman, all
of Eugene; Jackie Nesbitt of
Portland;. Gene Carpenter of Mo
lalla; Richard Davis and Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Davis of Spring
field; Mrs. Mitchell Fox and
daughter, Carol of Fall Creek;
Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Curtiss of
Cecil; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Foun
tain and W. E. Curtis of Elmira;
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lamb of Ar
eata, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs.
George F. Curtis and daughter,
Nellie and son, Frank of Sisters.
The bride and groom left fol
lowing the wedding for Vancouv
er, B C. The bride wore a beige
Suit with green accessories and
a corsage of baby gladioli.
The bride was graduated witn
the 1949 class of Redmond high
school. i
Garboden was a graduate ot
Snrlnufleld hich school and serv
ed In the navy. He is employed
at Al Epperi-)ughs sneii service
station in Redmond.
Bend Recreation
Schedule
By Dave Howard
Director of Hcereatlon
Junior Olympics .
The Bend Junior Olympics will
be held Saturday, June 25, at 1
o'clock on the bend high school
field. The events to be held are:
The running broad Jump, the run
ning high jump, the Softball
throw, tne standing broad jump,
the 8 and 12 lb. snot put, the 50
yard dash, the 75 yard dash, the
100 vard dash, the 220 yard dash,
the 440 yard run, the 880 yard
run and the mile run. The age
groups are 12 to 13, 14 to 15, and
16 to 17, for botn boys and gins.
The winners will be giyen an op
portunity to participate In the
Oregon Junior Olympics held in
Poruand on August 6.
Swimming
The municipal swimming pool
will open Saturday at 1:30. Swim
ming instruction, sponsored by
the Red Cross and the recreation
department will start on July 11.
Those wishing this instruction
may register at the Red Cross
office, Harmon and Allen play
grounds, or the recreation office.
the classes ottered are lor be
ginners, intermediates, swimmers,
and in junior and senior life sav
ing, ihe minimum age accepted
for instruction is 7 years'. There
will be instruction offered to
adults In the early evening. Sea-
son tickets can be bought at the
city hall or at the municipal pool
as soon as it is open. Prices are
$4.80 for family season tickets
$2.40 lor individual season
tickets. -
Condon Ignores
Chance to Testify
Washington, June 24 IP House
spy hunters said today that Dr.
Edward U. Condon has Ignored
their invitation to answer under
oath charges that he Is an atomic
security risk.
Rep. Richard M. Nixon, R.,
Calif., said that a "reasonable
time" has elapsed since the house
un-American activities committee
extended the Invitation. It offered
10 days ago to hold a hearing at
any date requested by Condon,
chief of the U. S. bureau of
standards.
"The deadline, in my opinion,
has expired," Nixon said. "He has
had plenty of time to take the
initiative in this matter and I
think it's time now for the com
mittee to act."
Rodeo Rider ;
Kicked by Horse
Prineville, June 24 Earl
Hoppes, 23, who is well known on
rodeo circuits of the Pacific north
west, was recovering yesterday at
the home of Ms parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Otto N. Hoppes of Prineville,
from painful injuries suffered
Wednesday when he was kicked
in the face by a horse. His nose
was broken. The accident oc
curred at the ZX ranch of the
Silver Jake district near Paisley,
where Hoppes is spending the
summer.
The father of young Hoppes,
who is president of the Central
Oregon chamber of commerce,
motored to Paisley Wednesday
and brought his son here for
treatment. He -plans on return
ing to Paisley Sunday.
No Trace Found
Of J. E. Harris
. The disappearance of Joseph
E. Harris, 45, resident of Stayton,
at Suttle lake just short of a
month ago. still remains unsolv
ed, but it was learned today the
case is still under investigation by
state police. Harris was reported
to have drowned at Suttle lake,
but no trace of the body ever has
been found, despite the fact the
lake has been closely watched
every day since May 26, when
Harris disappeared.
Harris was last seen upright
in his life preserver in Suttle lake,
according to information given
state police. He fell into the wa
ter after a boat in which he and
his wife were fishing capsized.
Mrs. Harris made her way to
shore, hanging on to the over
turned boat.
Possibility that Harris, who
had been reported suffering from
a heart ailment, might have
reached shore and wandered into
the woods in a dazed condiiton,
was considered when the investi
gation, of the reported drowning
was started.
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MOKE POLIO REPORTED
San Angelo. Tex., June 24 (IP)
Five new polio cases under treat
ment today brought the number
of victims affected by the west
Texas epidemic to 213.
Shannon Memorial hospital was
treating 67 patients last night,
but none was reported in. "criti
cal condition."
Practically all the chlorine man
ufactured In the United States to
satisfy the $600,000,000 chlorine
alkali Industry Is made by split
ting brine Into chlorine and alkali
by means of an electric current.
HALBR00K MOTORS
for your vacation values
in used cars
BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM A
NEW CAR DEALER
1947 Ford Convertible $1495
Low mileage, radio and healer, in exeellent eomlllion.
1948 Ford 4-door $1295
8 cylinder.
1946 Ford 4-door $1295
1941 Ford 2-door $ 695
6 cylinder. Completely overhauled.
1937 Ford 4-door $ 215
til) li.p. Kocnmlitiom-d miiltir.
1941 Lincoln Convertible $ 795
1946 Plymouth 4-dccr $1095
1946 Chevrolet 2-door $1195
1942 Chevrolet 2-door $1025
1946 Hudson 4-door $1045
1939 Packard 4-door $ 545
1941 Hudson Sedan Coupe $ 695
1941 Ford Station Wagon $ 745
1936 Plymouth 4-door $ 65
1941 Ford Pickup $ 595
1946 Studebaker li-ton Truck $ 965
, Short Wheel Knsr Stake Itnek.
In exeellent ronilillnn,
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USED CAR LOT
Aro From Pilot turte Inn. . Phone 680
MOTOR TUNE-UP Special
ON ANY FORD PASSENGER CAR
Effective 'Til Friday, July 1st
We, too, have SUN EQUIPMENT and WE have the most
iiiiMrtttiit thing that goes with it . . . and that's the man
who knows how to use it KAY ROBERTS. So if you need
a motor tune-up that is right, then bring your FORD to us
and here's what we'll do , . .
Complete Motor Tune-Up
Overhaul Distributor
Install New Set of Spark Plugs
Install New Set of Points
Install New Distributor Gaskets
Install New Carburetor Gaskets
only $135
A Motor Tune-Up Includes . . .
Check vacuum ,
4 Valve Timing
4 Clyinder Balance
4 Compression reading all cylinders
4 Coil capacity
4 Ignition switch
4 Primary circuit connections
4 Condenser resistance
4 Milliampere current at each plug
4 Generator circuit breaker
4 Generator output
4 Idle speed system
4 High speed system
J Accelerating system
4 Automatic choke system
4 Check air cleaner
Fuel pump vacuum
4 Fuel pump pressure
4 Distributor resistance
4 Distributor dwell angle
4 Point spacing, bearing, cam
4 Distributor timing
4 Distributor cap, rotor and ignition cables
Our xrinl prler for thin for one week nnlv, K on any
lOKI) iMiHWiiRer car. Itenieinlier that I his I a fullv (tuar
nnleed Job and NO oilier parts will be used unless you arc
notified uml they DO need replacing.
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Central Oregon "KUIMI Kilocycles
Affiliated With Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System
ON THI
WITH
KBND
At 8:30 tonight, a full half-hour
of entertainment will be broaa
cast from the stage of the Tower
theater during "uaffy Auction."
Be sure to tune in. At 7:30 this
evenine there will be another
"Recreation Program," with high
lights on the city's recreation ac
tivities with Dave Howard, direc
tor of recreation.
Tomorrow morning, 11 o'clock,
in the studio of KBjnD it's "Pai
Club Time," a weekly quarter
hour devoted to the youngsters
of Bend, their music and songs
and other talents. Let your chil
dren come down and Join in the
fun.
Another western adventure
with "Straight Arrow" is heard
tonight at 8 on KBND-Mutual
Don Lee. The program is contin
uing in this time period through
the summer, with the Tuesday
and Thursday 5 to 5:30 programs
replaced by "B-Bar-B" ranch
series,
This afternoon-at 3.15 KBND
presents the first in a new series
of Redmond Ministerial associa
tion programs, transcribed for
broadcast in KBND's Redmond
studio. ' . , .
TONIGHT'S HOG AM
6:00 Superman ,v
6 :8ft Adventures of Champion
a :4o Tom Mix
6 :00 Gabriel Heattar
6:15 Cote Serenade
0:30 Business ek Professional Worilen
:46 Musie
6 :60 Remember When
:66 Hill Henry News
7:00 Melodic Moods
1 ;30 Recreation Program
7:46 Musie . .
7:66 Club Corner
8:00 atraisht Arrow
FLIEK DIES IN CRASH
Boring, June 24 (IBCarl Hu
bert Panlka;, 24, crashed to his
death in a rented Aronca airplane,
authorities said today.
Pahlka came down yesterday
in a nearby field, opposite his
home.
TO INTRODUCE THE NEW
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HOLMES 6-EDWAMS
JEWELRY
THE RJ NGwDIAMOND
OF CENTAL OtfGON
Dr. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
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Office Thane 73
Residence Phone 819-W
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8:80 Daffy Auction '
V 100 News : ,
0:16 tAnny Ross
:80 Fulton Lewis
it :ib Musie
10 :00 News
10:16 Jimmy Zlto's Orch.
10 :s0 Henry Km
11:00 Sua Off.
' SATURDAY, JUNE 25
6 :00 Navy Band
0:16 Sunrise Salute
6:46 Farm Reporter
7 :00 News
7:16 Breakfast Gang
7:s0 County Agent
7 :40 Newe
7:46 Morning Roundup
8:00 Shoe Time
8:16 Music
8:Sn Newa,
8:46 Blue Baron Presents'
0:00 Orgsn Treasures
;i0 World News
9:16 Popular Demand
:80 Novelettes
0:40 Women's Digest
0:46 4-H Program
10:00 News
10:16 Gillespie's Garden Guide
10:30 Kiwanis International Chorus
10:46 Man About Town
10:66 News
11:00 Pal Club . .
11:16 Music
11:80 Alrforce Hour
12:00 Noontime Melodies'
12:06 Today's Classifieds
12:10 Noontime Melodies
12:16 Sport Yarns
12 :20 Noontime Melodies
12 :80 News
12:46 Farmers Hour
1:00 Kedmond Hour
2 :00 Ray Stevens
2:80 Island Serenade
8:00 Michael O'Duffy
8 :80 Modern Melodies
8 :46 Northwest News
8:60 Musie '
8:66 Central Oregon News
4:00 Mel Allen Sports
4:16 Frank Hemingway .
4:30 Relax With Rhythm
8:00 Hawaii Calla
6:80 Sing for Your Supper
8:00 Driver's Playhouse
6 :16 Songs of Scandinavia
6:80 Sons of Uie Pioneers
8:46 Musis
8:66 Club Comer
1 :00 Tske a Number '
7:80 Popular Favorites
8:00 Life Beirins at 80
8:S0 Opera Concert
:0O Nawa
9:16 Time to Dance
t :ao Meet the Press
10:00 Monica Whalen
10:16 Jimmy Zlto
10:80 Henry King
11:00 Sign Off
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