The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 19, 1951, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JULY 19, 1951 PAGE TEN ' THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON Honeymoon Trip, Hon ; Winterhaven, Calif., July 19 pi An Arizona-wide . s e a r c h launched- lori a honeymooning ' bride in the belief she was kid naped ended here today when Cal- uomia Doraer inspectors found her? ad; her - husband : driving peaoenuy ro.san u.ego, Tha couple, navy . seaman John Furey, 24. of PhiladelDhia. and hls,wi,AUdrey, 23 formerly of San Jose, Calif., were stopped iur u ruuune. iruic .inspection across -the river from Yuma, Ariz: Inspirator Tony . Ferrera be came "suspicious - when he no ticed a i canvas water bag was hanging o ver. the. rear license plate. The? license-corresponded to that given by a Tucson, Ariz., service station attendant ' who . carJiePnreported -seeing Mrs. Fu rey drive off with a man who sat in he back scat holding a gun at her. back. ;- An Imperial county sheriffs deputy? immediately - snapped a pair ofshandcuffs on the speech less Fureyv and ordered him out of thccar.i ; ; . Identity Provided UowMrerc, Furey was able to . . Identllyj.hlmseLf to the. satisfac tion of the deputy and a military poiiceiriaoA i - HeiexfUained ho and his bride. -.. wno wen married in f hiladelphla June 3V. were on a southern hon eymoon, trip; en route to San DiegOfvCaMf.f where- Furey was uue 10 report next saiuraay. io- corrooorate ms storv. he pointed-.- to ;the back -.Beat .loaded. witn weaning presents. - Furey .explained he had- climb ed in the. back seat of the auto after tbr stopped In. Tucson to refill the?tank with gas because he wanted to rest. ' He , said he had beet-driving all day;, -v No gunwas found in the auto. Stopped for Best . He aalit.it took them so, long to get from Tucson to the AtW . zona- border ..because, they had stoppeddrt Gila Bend,: about half, way to rest at a motel during the heat -of the day. They then re sumed their trip. , Officials at the border station lef the -couple go- on their way. Furey said they planned to stay with friends tonight at EI Centra, Calif,, -then-resume their trip to morrow for. San Diego.- . In Tucson, police were unable to locate the service -station at tendant, Glenn Scott,-, who start ed, the search with his story. . . However,.. Mitchell McKinley, owner of the station, said he did not see any gun. ...v. !."I guess they must have had ai. lovers' quarrel," he said. A s L 'NBA Ttiephoto, tin r AM MEN T O. Edmund Olubb" (above), 'director of the State Department's office of Chi nese aflairs, has been suspended rumriinfT lhvMtlizfitlnn on security charges. The $12,000-a-year diplo matic service vewran sura ne imw : . no comment atthls tune." I NEW- RFT.TOR ARRIVES, ! Prineville, July 19-r-Rev. Albert Lucas, new, rector- of St. -Andrew's Episcopal church here, has - arrived with Mrs. Lucas and their small son from Washington, D. Ck and will be at the Bend home of .Bishop Lane W.' Barton of the Eastern Oregon diocese of . the church until their furniture ar rives from Washington, D. C, their former home, and they can establish themselves . In the rec tory of the local churchr Rev, Lucas is a world war' II .veteran,, having served with the U, S. ma rines., . With Bishop Barton and Rev. Fv iC. Wissenbachr pastor of -the Trinity Episcopal church of Bend nere tor, tne. occasion,' Rev. Lu cas was Introduced to his parish ioners Sunday evening. i VISITS IN PRINEVILLE ! Prineville, July 19-i-Mrs. Ruth Spjllman of Salem, member of the staff at the office of Manley Homnson, director of tourist in . formation .for the state highway department, , arrived ; here yester day for a week's visit with her friend, Miss Esther Riegel. Mrs. Splllman, who. will, be shown ov er-scenic, spots of Crook.county ' oy Juaee a. k. Bowman,- mem ben of the chamber, of commerce highway committee, and others, will be a guest next Tuesday at tne weeKiy mnoneon oi tne ennm ber at the Ochoco Inn. KLAMATH COUPLE VISITS Prineville, July 19- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gordon, who recently retired after a long service as teachers in K 1 am ath Falls schools, have been here canvass ing business opportunities. Gor don, who has been teaching in the manual training department of Klamath Falls schools, declared that It is his desire to establish a. limited cabinet shop business. Ellis Kinder V (Continued from Page 9) ; even their series against Chicago and Vic Raschi and Bob Kuzava combined to hold the White Sox to one run despite 11 hits. The Yanks scored a single run in the third, two more Jn . the sixth and then Johnny Jiize's two-run .homer in the eighth' clinched matters.-- Ras chi got credit for- his 13th .win while Chlsox starter Bill. Pierce suffered his seventh loss., :. ' Also 'in the American league, the -Philadelphia A's .bashed 20 hltSr-includlng home runs, by Gus Z e r ri 1 a I and Eddie Joost to trounce, the Detroit Tigers, 16 to 9. The total of, 25 .runs set a seas on4 record for , the. American league And the Washington Sen ators beat -the St Louis Browns. 7 to 1, to spoil Satchel Paige's return to tne majors, raige pucn ed eight innings, allowing five runs and 11 hits. Bob Porterf ield pitched a six-hitter for the Sen ators; v ' i -.'. In' the National, league, Ralph Klner of Pittsburgh smashed three home runs to hand the league leading Brooklyn Dodgers a 13-12 loss, their sixth In the last seven games. One of Klner's blasts was a grand-slammer. Other homers were hit by. Joe Garagiola. and Gus Bell of the Pirates, Roy-Cam- oanella and Jackie Robinson -of-the Dodgers. , But the v Dodgers kept their eight-game league lead Intact as tne.- st,,,- iwouis uarcnnais movea into second place, with a 9-6 win overi. the Boston Braves, The Cards pounded out-18 hits, .three pach bj Stan jMusial and country aiaugnier. : , ; The Giants slipped to third Mace as they lost to the Chicago Cubs for the second straight dav. fi : to Z, Hank Sauer; and Chuck Connors each walloped a two-run homer for the Cubs while Frank Hiller - held ; the, Giants to four hits, I h e I u d J n g ; Willie Mays' homery. .- ... , ; -, -.. The Cincinnati Kcds and Phil adelphla Phils , split a brilliantly nltchwl twl-nlght double-header. The Reds took the first game, 2 to Q,-as Willie Ramsdell's four-hitter beat Bubba Church.- Ken Johnson pitched a five-hit shutout for the Phils in the nightcap, although his mates made only three off Herm Wehmeler and Frank Smith. v - Yesterday's star- Ralph Klner. Pirates Smashed three homo runs his 21st, 22nd. and 23rd of thn vear--to lead Pittsburgh In a 1312 win over Brooklyn. One hlnst was .the 10th grand-slammer 01 his career.1 , i METHOD TOO DRASTIC East-Chicago, Ind., July 19 HP) When Nick Qnlo, 59, began trim ming his trees, neighbors called police. They objected more to his tools tnnn to the trimming. Onlo explained that he noticed the. limbs of a back yard tree were too long but he couldn t find the axe. Tile neighbors said that Inio loaded a repeating shotgun and began filing away at the branches, . Independence Square, Philadel phia, famous for Its Independence hall and the liberty boll, con tained also a zoo early in the 19th century. .... t A little nieat combined with top:quality ,) J ' am four to six hungry ) trAV nr. )tmi lul eyiri I wimI rtupts SPAGHETTI COS NOOOLIS - THE FINCST IN THE WMT-f MI4UI0U it i T , Bin 'i w t'lsmtm 'M-mrjiJtr. mirjiiMMt. ma tw ajn: in;uda tit iniMtw mvnw mm w m - m w m- . m . m . & & a mm m rm mm mm ... . i WjWm ' . meet that's crisp and sweet.... AS j Your watermelon FREE )T i Per lb. Here's what you've been waiting for the peak of the watermelon season ! And we've got 'em by the truckload. Safeway's buyers , have been busy in the growing areas selecting the chpice melons for you. Come take your pick of these big. beauties and get set for an old-time water melon feast. Every one is guaranteed ripe! Your watermelon Other Produce Features Cantaloupes lb. 8c Fully matured on the vines flavorful and sweet ,-' ' . the very best . - - Golden Corn lb. 17c Just picked every kernel brimming with almost . ' sugar sweet milk.. . IF YOU CAN ESTIMATE ITS WEIGHT (WITHIN LB.) Are you a good judge of weight? If you are, here's a chance to make it pay off. Here's all you do. Pick out the watermelon you want at Safeway. Look it over. Heft it. Estimate how much it weighs. Tell the clerk. He will weigh it for you. If your estimate is within i pound of the actual weight the melon is yours FREE. C'mon, it's fun. Prices in this ad are effective through Sunday, July 22. We reserve the right: to limit. Cabbage ........ lb. 7c For Canning Apricots...... 12 lbs. 1.49 Blemlsh-free . Bananas ..... lb. 1 9c For Lemonade Lemons ...... lb. 1 5c Valcnclas, 5 lb. bag. Oranges bag 39c Red Havens Peaches ......... lb. 15c Santa Rosas ' Plums Ibi 15c No Tops Carrots -. .. lb. 12c Crisp-green Celery .......... lb. 13c Firm, Ripe Cucumbers ... lb. 15c Green Onions ... bun. 5c Seedless . Grapes lb. 23c Ilone.vdew . Melons lb. 16c Zucchini ........ lb. 14c LIBBY'S Corned Beef ALL MEAT 12 oz. Can 43c LIBBY'S . Deviled Ham REAL TASTY No. Va Can 19c LIBBY'S Potted Meat No. "i Can 17c LIBBY'S 1 Vienna Sausage i oi. Can , 23c LIBBY'S '. Corn-Beef Hash No, 2 Can 43c FANCY SOLID l'ACK White Star Tuna NO. yt Can - 35c GEKBKK'S Baby Foods ' 3 Cans 25c FROZEN FOOD VALUES Bel-Air , Lemonade 6 oz. can 12c Bel-Air , Strawberries 12 oz. can 31c Bel-Air Frozen Peas 12 oz. pkg. 19c COFFEE VALUES SELECT FROM FRESH STOCKS AT SAFEWAY Ground When You Buy Airwqy.. lb. bag 83c, 2 lb. bag 1.65 Ground When You Buy Nob Hill., lb bag 86c, 2 lb. bag 1.71 Extra Rich, Vac. Pack Edwards, lb. can 91c, 2 lbs. can 1.81 MISCELLANEOUS VALUES Kitchen Craft Flour, 25 lb. sk. 2.24 Kitchen Craft Flour, 50 lb. sk. 4.45 Mrs. Wright, white or wheat Fresh Bread - 11 lb. 22c Spring House. Sweet Cream Butter. ...... lb. 79c I'lain or Iodized Sno White Salt.. 2 for 21c Sunnybank Margarine..... lb. 33c Sunnybank Margarine... 2 lbs. 65c White MsrIc Soap Powder. . . . Hunt's Peaches Cream Corn ruit Juice Root Beer Orange Soda Cling Halves Big No.2i can Country Home Golden Bantam 2 No. 303 Cans firapefi Town House Big 46-oz. Can1 Cragmont-refresher at a reduced price, bottle deposit is extra 2 Qt. Bottle 29c 27c 25c 25c Cragmont. Bottle deposit is extra Bottle 2l3C SPECIAL OFFER! Rik-Rak Cleanser buy 2 cans for 22c get an extra can for 1c REAL VALUES ON CANNED JUICES Smilax Pineapple Juice Hl-C Orangeade Hi-C Grapeade YOUR CHOICE 46 oz. can 29c SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS 7 Skinless Wieners ss- lb. 59c luncheon Meats ir- Kb. 59c I I V Vl B Ul llVy f Eviscerated. No cleaniiiK required ff f , rort:i,Ait Pard Dog Food KfK: Size Can 16c ....46oi. 59c ...2 pkgs. 25c .. 2 pkgs. 15c ...2 tall cans 27c 7 oi. can 15c Chureh's Nal. Sweet Grape Juice 24 oz. bot. 36c l'owdered M. C. P. Pectin ... Jell-Well Gelatins. Kvaoorated Cherub Milk . . si. c p. Lemon Juice...... Fresh Sea Foods For grand warm-weather menus Salmon Steaks. .. lb. 85c Fillet of Sole lb. 65c Fillet of Cod lb. 45c COUNTRY STYLE Pork Sausage .............. lb. 55c UNIFORM HIGH QUALITY Ground Beef ............... lb. 65c TOP QUALITY BEEF . Beef Short Ribs ............ lb. 45c IT. S. CHOICE OR GOOD Beef Swiss Steaks. ......... lb. 98c LEAN N' MEATY "' . Pork Spare Ribs. ......... :. lb. 59c STANDARD PACK Sliced Bacon .......... lb. 53c FANCY PACK Sliced Bacon ............ . . lb. 65c DEODORANT Dial Soap 2 liars 37c JOY Liquid Suds 6 oz. Bottle 31c ORANGE PEKO Lipton Tea ', II). Pkij. 34c - LIPTON'S Tea Bags OraiiRo Pekoe ' 18 Bncs 57c 4