anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-08

Social Security Representative Due In Fullerton Area Office Wednesday There will be a Field Representative of the Social Security Administration's Santa Ana Office in Fullerton, Wednesday, Sept. 18, according to Garrett W. List, Manager of the Santa Ana office. The representative will be at Fullerton's new office of the California Department of Employment at 232 E. Commonwealth Between 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance provides basic monthly retirement benefits for insured workers and self-employed individuals covered by the program who retire at age 65 or later. In addition, benefits are paid to survivors of eligible workers and the self-employed who die at any age. "The Social Security payments are not automatic." List said, "an application must be filed." "This service is for individuals who find it difficult to go to Santa Ana to file claims for Old-Age and Survivors Insurance," List said. This will be a once a month contact point maintained by the Santa Ana office for the benefit of all Northern Orange County residents. Plans call for a continuing service in Fullerton the third Wednesday of each month. The purpose of this extended contact service in Fullerton is to eliminate possible loss of old-age failure to make proper timely appraisal and survivors benefits because of application in the Santa Ana office plication. Anyone interested in filing applications for these insurance at 810 N. Broadway, or meet the representative during his visit in Fullerton. Congratulations to BETTY AND HAVARD ON THEIR BEAUTIFUL RESTAURANT HERMAN'S MEATS 344 W. CENTER, ANAHEIM THE ROSE ROOM—A favorite gathering the years has been the famous Restaurant at 243 West Center re-opening tomorrow morning at management of Havard Brights promise good food at popular prilicious home-cooked style cooking beautiful establishment will be on day of the week. For reservations drop in for a snack. (Bulleti) Read Your Church Announcements in Saturday's Paper. RESTAURANT HERMAN'S MEATS 344 W. CENTER, ANAHEIM Best Wishes TO HAVARD AND BETTY On Their Opening of the MOTHER COLONY RESTAURANT GOOD LUCK TO YOU—FROM ALL OF US MOTHER COLONY RESTAURANT GOOD LUCK TO YOU—FROM ALL OF US Bill's Barber Shop 245 W. Center Moon's Gift Shop 209 W. Center Baker's Anaheim 250 W. Center Clarice Sportswear 219 W. Center Orange County Drug Co. 236 W. Center Lake's Men's Store 225 W. Center Anaheim Feed and Seed 242 W. Center Mitchell's 239 W. Center Terry's Boys Shop 232 W. Center Norman's Jewelery 223 W. Center SQR Anaheim Sawyer Pharmacy 201 W. Center All American Beverage 247 W. Center Kress 220 W. Center Quirino Not Quitting Philippine Election MANILA (UP)—President Elpidio Quirino, apparently fully recovered from two serious stomach operations, today plunged back into his campaign for re-election. Quirino returned to the Philippines yesterday from Baltimore, where he had undergone the operations at John Hopkins Hospital. Quirino stood firmly without assistance as he told a welcoming crowd of 20,000 at the airport that he was not withdrawing from the race. Bob Hope Greeted By London Sunshine LONDON (UP) — Unexpected sunshine greeted comedian Bob Hope on his arrival from New York today and brought an expected wisc crack about the weather. "I thought I was in the wrong city," Hope said. "I usually come here for a change of fog." Accompanying Hope for an appearance at the London Palladium was Blonde Gloria de Haven. E ROOM—A favorite gathering place for Anaheimers through its has been the famous Rose Room of the Mother Colony at 243 West Center St. The well-known restaurant is long tomorrow morning at 10:30 a.m. under the capableament of Havard Brightman and Miss Betty Rose who good food at popular prices. The menu will feature home-cooked style cooking with steaks a speciality. The establishment will be open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. every week. For reservations call 2000 and after the show, for a snack. (Bulletin photo) Four Church Announcement Saturday's Paper. Mother Colony Mother Colony Restaurant to Reopen Tomorrow The Mother Colony Restaurant and the beautiful Rose Room will reopen by Havard Brightman after being closed a number of years. Anaheim's favorite restaurant at 243 West Center St. is being reopened by Havard Brightman and Miss Betty Rose. The menu will feature home-style cooking with steaks a specialty at popular prices that will make the Mother Colony Restaurant a very popular dining place for the entire family. The restaurant will be open every day of the week from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., beginning Thursday and will serve breakfast, lunch and dinners. For Anaheim's businessmen merchant lunches will be served at nominal prices. The Mother Colony Restaurant is famous for its beautiful interior and pleasing atmosphere. The Rose Room will be reserved for evening diners and will also be available upon reservation, for private parties, banquets and special occasions. For reservations call Anaheim 2900. The downstairs portion of the existing establishment features counter service and spacious, comfortable booths where you can enjoy a snack or a full course meal in atmosphere to your liking. The restaurant will be open until 10 each evening, so after the show drop in for a snack. You'll find your evening complete with a stop at the Mother Colony Restaurant. The wide variety of delectable sandwiches and other treats plus the delicious meals will make the Mother Colony your favorite dining place. Japan Fears Seizure Of Boats by ROKs TOKYO (UP)—Four Japanese harpoon boats speed into the territorial waters claimed by President Japan Fears Seizure Of Boats by ROKs TOKYO (UP) — Four Japanese harbor boats sped into the territorial waters claimed by President Syngman Rhee today to protect Japanese fishing vessels from seizure by the South Korean Navy. Tokutaro Kimura, director general of the National Safety Board, said also that he may order frigates into the contested area if the situation becomes more serious. Rhee has claimed for South Korea the so-called "Rhee line," a 60-mile-wide zone he claims as Korean territorial waters. Three Japanese fishing boats were seized yesterday by Korean gunboats while operating within the "Rhee line." Japan Crown Prince Arrives in New York NEW YORK (UP) — Japanese Crown Prince Akihiro arrived here today from Europe for a one month tour of the United States. The prince, enroute to Japan from Queen Elizabeth's coronation, said he was "delighted to be back in the United States" when he landed at International Airport. Opening Soon Orange County's Newest 12 ABC LANES FREEWAY BOWL Next to South Seas Club Openings for Teams, Leagues, Individuals Phone LAmbert 59112 SMALL MODERN DANCE ORCHESTRA Available — Reasonable Rates For Your Dance or Party Phone Baxter— Anaheim 5483, after 6 p.m. Tuesday, September 8, 1938 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN — 0 Special Tax Benefits Granted Kaiser Steel WASHINGTON (UP) — The Office of Defense Mobilization announced today it has approved special tax benefits for 126 projects costing $287,182,890. Firms building the projects will be allowed to write off part of the cost for tax purposes in five years instead of the usual 20. The program is intended to encourage rapid expansion of defense supporting industries. The ODM plans to cut down on the program now that the Korean War is over. The ODM said 52 projects in the new group involved small business. The largest certificates included: Kaiser Steel Corp., Fontana, Calif., steel plant, $52,000,000 total with 65 per cent allowed on $31,000,000, 50 per cent on $17,000,000 and 40 per cent on $4,000,000. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MOTHER COLONY ON THEIR GRAND OPENING GOLDEN STATE CO. LTD. CALIFORNIA'S FAVORITE DAIRY PRODUCTS Long Beach 81161 announcing the and Opening of the her Colony Restaurant 43 West Center, Anaheim SEPTEMBER 9TH • 10:30 A.M. TO ? P.M. be open seven days a week 6 a.m. to 10:00 SEPTEMBER 9TH • 10:30 A.M. TO ? P.M. be open seven days a week 6 a.m. to 10:00 iving breakfast, lunch and dinners . . . g a large variety of foods. SET ACQUAINTED P OF COFFEE—ON US • FOR DINNER IN THE ROSE ROOM Wednesday Evening—Phone 2900 for Reservations