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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1955)
THE BEND BULLETIN The Bend Bulletin. Wednesday, December 21, 1955 1 2Brfe". . 3 HONORS ARTIST This new Italian stamp marks 500 years since the death of Renaissance painter Pra Giovanni da Fie sole. Reproduced on the stamp Is a fresco done by the painter, known popularly as "Beato An gelico." The fresco, in the Nico lina Chapel of the Vatican, shows St. Lawrence distribut ing his riches to the poor. f PLIFTER-The HX-17, largest helicopter ever built, lifts an Air Force trailer van weighing 7800 pounds. It is believed to be the SS! .dJT" "ya helicopter. The big lift was made fnJ Tgi ests,0' the ""ft at Culver City, Calif. Capable of carry. fwl h ,S' " i? ,"?ns' the HX"17 was mae for the Air Fo ce by the aircraft division of Hughes Tool Co. la Oliver City. It Is a pressure-jet, single-rotor helicopter. y DIED IN OHIO! Seven men died while serving as vice-president of the United States: George Clinton, Elbridge Gerry, William King, Henry Wilson. Thomas Hendricks, Gairet Hobart and James Slierman. . The weight measure for pearls Is fie "pearl grain" wilh four such grains equivalent to one carat. Prediction Made On Future Store CHICAGO (UP) The retail store 45 years from now will have many of the aspects of science fiction. dui ii wui an ue rem 10 customer. The main floor sales space will be covered entirely by displays In the store of 2,000; A.D. and tlv merchandise, what little there is of it, will be contained In automatic vending machines. This is the prediction of Ray mond L. Lutgert, 36, developer of a new suburban shopping center on Chicago's South Side. Lutgert also forecast that shopping areas at the beginning of the next century will be inclosed entirely in glass and heated for the comfort of the shoppers. Other features of the store-to- come, Lutgert said, wm De mov ing sidewalks, selling by automat ic clerks and machines. to handle deliveries, inventories and similar chores. An estimated 4.100.000 motor ve hicles were scrapped in 1954, Paper Taken Back By Gainza Paz BUENOS AIRES (UP) Dr. Alberto Gai.-tta Paz takes formal title today to the principal prop erties of the newspaper La Prensa, confiscated from him more than four years ago by deposed dictator Juan D. Peron. The La Prensa building and .the printing plant, six blocks away, were handed over Monday to Ma.i Uel Ordonez,, chief counsel of the Paz family, but today's ceremony formally marks restitution of the properties. Peron converted La Prensa into a propaganda organ for his CGT labor 'federation, which continued to run the paper until the present revolutionary ' government decided lo return it to Gainza Paz. The newspaper is scheduled to re appear under his direction as soon as an inventory is completed. SAVE OVER 70000 On a 1955 Chevrolet Station Wagon. A beautiful Cashmere blue with Ivory top and whitewall tires. This is an Executive car that has been driven only 5,300 miles. It is a V-8 wilh Powerglide, power steering, radio, heater, E-Z glass, washers and back-up lights. Carries new car terms and warranty. FULL PRICE ONLY $2695. BEND GARAGE CO. INC. "Your Chevrolet Dealer Since 1917" CLAY POOL TAKES DOWN HIS HAIR - - LOOK AT HIS Pre' FLOOR SAMPLES 5M1CE Shop Worn NOW AT A DISCOUNT We-ll Just Mention A Few LOOK FOR SPECIAL PRICES IN OUR T.V.SECTI0N G.E. T.V. FAIR TRADE ITEMS ARE IN ON THIS Before He Lost His Hair s319.95 Now You'll Save $20.00 on this $299.95 IN THIS CORNER WE HAVE NEW G . E .SAMPLES A 1955 Model Freezer ' A 15 Cu. Footer THIS DID COST '529.G0 YOU GET IT FOR $379.95 RANGE 1956 MODEL -was $23995 " N0W ITS $19995 REFRIGERATO RS 1956 Model M99.95 ad UP AUTOMATION HAS DROPPED PRICES AND IN THIS CORNER DAYENOS Were Now M19.50 99.50 $ 99.50 $79.50 DAYENO & CHAIR (2 Only) Was $2950 NOW $950 "T pliciTlEcTsONAL (Best of Cover) Was $2995 NOW J 995O "davenport" cha ( Down From $294.50 to $25450 CHAIRS- 0T00"up CLAYPOOL NITURE 0 n nnnnnnnnnnin If 1 I I I I I II II II II II I I f II n II Iff I , I II II I I I I II II II II I I I I 0 I II II II If f I II I II llll I I II life II II I I II II II 1 1 11 f I II I III II III u it i 11 r s u u iv ii ii it ii ci ii xi y i i i f1 Lii J H V A i f n n U LJ LJ bil Hi I J 1 1 II I II I I I I WE BOUGHT TOO MANY TOYS SLASH GO NEWBERRY'S TOY PRICES ON HUNDREDS OF XMAS TOYS. I A Davy Crockett T : u.,r.i: assortment 111 It n - it,ic l 111 n.,U!t a m .iiC TKAin? I II flflrl 1 ADC TKUiw. I Reg. 198 77 1 yrf , n. )g)t A Sow JUST nnni r s i-. (q(p?c IV . Ttl fl mA J W M . ! u l U TRACTOR ,M UoW PRICE IS NO OBJECTIVE WE MUST r m'SJ&0m HiOWJTOY STOCK BY PECJJ GATELLE "" Metcl Stove I AMe Reg. 0y IT l"-f5s M OUR BIGGEST MONEY-SAVING " j rNT OF THE ENTIRE MONTH. '!Z!ZJMimml Poco's Bill Windup ' T . I n HORSE & 77C TRA. I RIDER U if M tf P (p)(Q) I Re?. 1.00 I 2)o " I TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE GREAT BUYS. mls BE HERE EARLY. U----," OPEN 9 to? j I. J. II EWP ERR Y CO, THURSDAY FRIDAY 936 WALL PHONE 218
