anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-10

British to Open Probe Into Shelling of Ship HONG KONG — Vice Adm. Sir Charles Lambe, British naval commander in chief in the Far East, flew from Singapore to Hong Kong today to take charge of an investigation into the shelling of a British navy launch by a Chinese Communist warship. A navy communique said seven men were killed, six navy men and a member of the Hong Kong defense force. Five were wounded, one seriously. Navy authorities here asserted that the Communist ship fired on Navy Launch No. 1323 in international waters. But an Admiralty communique issued in London said it had not yet been possible to determine the exact position of the launch. "It was not, however, in British territorial waters," this communique said. The Foreign Office in London said it is awaiting an official report before deciding what action to take, presumably a protest to the Chinese Communist government. The British announcement said the shelling occurred "about seven miles southwest of Lintin Island" in the Pearl River Estuary between Hong Kong and the Portuguese colony of Macau. A Chinese Communist gunboat intercepted an American pleasure boat in the same area six months ago and kidnapped U. S. newsman Richard Applegate and Don Dixon and Merchant Marine Capt. Ben Krasner. Nothing has been heard from them since. We're right proud of how much our little want ads do. Eckel Made Responsible For Count of Funds SANTA ANA—County Auditor L. H. Eckel now has exclusive responsibility for making monthly count of the funds of Orange County, following action of the Board of Supervisors in changing the procedure. Until now, the task has been shared with the district attorney and the chairman of the board of supervisors, but new state legislation permits elimination of the requirement to have the observers. A grand jury audit is conducted each year to verify the auditor's count on funds held by the county treasurer. Local Business Zone Okayed in Garden Grove GARDEN GROVE—A local business zone has been authorized by the county supervisors for both sides of Wright St., between Garden Grove Blvd. and a point south of Stanford Ave., after no objections were voiced at a public hearing. The county planning commission had recommended the change from HILGENEELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE 4105 FRIDAY - 6 to 9 SPECIAL We will be closed all day Thursday and Friday, but will OPEN Friday Evening from 8 to 9 48" and 36" Terrycloth White, Colors, Prints 98¢ rd. 36" Corduroy Fall Shades $1.00 4' x 8' Bamboo Shades Wed. Only $7.69 ANAHEIM TEXTILE STORE Anaheim's Leading Yardage Store 112 E. Center Phone 2068 TOM'S SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY BUY HERE AND TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST Hormel's Ready To Eat SMOKED PICNICS lb 43¢ Genuine Grain Fed ROAST Blade Cuts Lb. 49¢ Baby Beef 7-Bone or O-Bone ..... lb. 55¢ MAKE A MEAT LOAF Very Lean Fresh GROUND BEEF Our Specialty lb 49¢ Lean Pure PORK SAUSAGE Our Own lb 50¢ Grain Fed Baby Beef ROAST Lb. 49 7-Bone or O-Bone ..... lb. 55 MAKE A MEAT LOAF Very Lean Fresh GROUND BEEF Our Specialty lb 49¢ Lean Pure PORK SAUSAGE Our Own Make lb 59¢ SIMPLE SIMON FROZEN CHICKEN PIE 8 oz. each 29¢ PUREX or 19¢ ½ Gallon 29¢ TUNA Grated Yellow Tall PRIORITY BRAND 8 Oz. Can 21¢ SKIPPY DOG FOOD 3 cans 25¢ Solid Ripe Fancy TOMATOES lb 10¢ U.S. No. 1 White Rose POTATOES 10 lbs. 25 Bellflower APPLES 3 lbs.. 29¢ Bartlett PEARS 2 lbs. 19¢ Beer & Soft Drinks By the Bottle. Can or Case Ice Cold Many Other Food Bargains POSTED IN THE STORE BUY WITH CONFIDENCE IT HAS TO BE GOOD at TOM'S MARKET 401 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM PHONE 2508 Sales Tax Added To Taxable Items We Reserve Right to Limit NOW OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. SUNDAYS 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. DISTRICTLY A SUMMER BUSINESS—It's back to school for 7-year-old Artie Zanetti (right), so he serves notice on the public in front of his Detroit home that he is closing business for the season. Sister Marion, 2, looks a little sad, probably because she won't be able to "get one on the house" any more. Harbor Boys Club schedules Benefit STA MESA - As a benefit the Harbor District Boys' Club to "initiate" the new $150,000 building — most of which townspeople build themselves — a starled show was set today for 17 at the club's gymnasium. Inx Kaiser of Costa Mesa, telling of the club and president Jet Pilots Tell of Fatal Crash VAN NUYS, Calif. (UP) — Two Air Force pilots told today how 86 Will Become Journeymen Here At Fete Sept. 17 How to induce an employer to recognize outstanding ability and how to persuade him to compensate such ability adequately will be told the 86 apprentices who become Guards Queue Walla Wall Prison Riot WALLA WALLA (UP) — Surviving convicts were reported under trial at the Washington State Prison today after guards fired tear gas bombs to quell a riot by curbing inmates. Te riot yesterday followed mysterious fire, possibly setting inmates, that destroyed the prison's metals plant and did at least $300,000 damage. The convicts evidently believed the destructive rebellion to prevent ventilation in cells during yesterday's 90-degree heat. State policemen took up state along the prison walls and forced guards entered cell blocks to gas the prisoners into suburbs. Since the convicts were in the cells during the wild uprising they could not attack the guards state troopers but they screamed their defiance at the law agency turned their cells upside down to vent their anger. Deputy Warden Al Rembl said the riot started about 7 PDT last night after men from block 5 were taken to the hall. Fourteen of the men threw dishes and began smashing the hall equipment. Guards promptly marched back to their cells where they began screaming abuses and troying fixtures. About 1500 convicts are confined at the institution which has facilities for extra protective measures compared with the State Department Fortress Wisconsin. SCHEDULES BENEFIT STA MESA - As a benefit the Harbor District Boys' Club to "initiate" the new $150,000 building themselves — a star-studded show was set today for 17 at the club's gymnasium. Kaiser of Costa Mesa, kling of the club and president of the board of directors, said that least 750 from the harbor district will see the production being at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 17. They will get a "preview" of club's facilities, but there will be open house Sept. 20 for the Kaiser, Kaiser said. Clicking the show are service from Newport Beach and Mesa, with Mayor Charles TeWinkle of Costa Mesa head-the ticket sales. His committee include Don Kirkpatrick of Port Beach Kiwanis Club, Her-Ward of Costa Mesa Kiwanis, Rev. Paul Wheeler of the Ro-Club, TeWinkle represents Lions Club. The "guest list" of the show runs performances by Preston Pier, Lon Chaney Jr., Roy rog-Captain Video, Leo Carrillo Duncan Rinaldo, and the Texams orchestra. Ken Niles of oa will be master of ceremonies. Two states still deny house the right to buy colored marble — Wisconsin and Minnesota. FRIDAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY TO THE BEST CS lb 43c Lb. 49c O-Bone ... lb. 55c TRACT MAPS RECORDED SANTA ANA — Plans of Ensign Builders, headed by J. C. Byran as president and Charles Bradley as secretary, to build 36 houses in a tract between Santa Clara Ave., Prospect Ave. and 17th St., east of here, were disclosed today as the tract maps were recorded. For 43 years, from 1698 to 1741 New Hampshire and Massachusetts were under the same governors although each province maintained its identity. JOURNEYMEN HERE At Fete Sept. 17 How to induce an employer to recognize outstanding ability and how to persuade him to compensate such ability adequately will be told the 86 apprentices who become journeymen at the annual completion exercises in the Anaheim Elks Club Sept. 17 at 7 p.m. William Sequest, general chairman, announced that Dr. J. Breckenridge Jones would describe the law of increasing returns and show how to take advantage of that law in marketing personal services or commodities to the more than 300 apprentices, employers and guests which expect to attend the meeting. The history of apprentice training will be described by J. J. Christian, Business Representative of the Los Angeles Construction & Building Trades Council. He also announced that Cy Featherly, Orange County Supervisor from the First District would act as Master of Ceremonies and that Senator John Murdy was the honored guest and would present awards for outstanding services to local leaders in the apprenticeship program. Archie J. Mooney, State Chief of Bureau Apprenticeship Standards will also attend to award the certificates of completion to the new journeymen. "We are proud of the progressive strides made by Orange County in training skilled craftmen", Sequest said, and point with pride to the fact that other communities are taking advantage of the methods we have so successfully used." Committee to assist in the exercises are: Arrangement and Entertainment, Charles Canetti, Chairman, Charles Bevans and Seven Harbert; Finance, L. W. MacParlane and Vance Harold, co-chairmen; Printing and Program, H. H. Harkelroad and William J. Fountain, co-chairmen; Speakers and Publicity, Carl W. Meyer, chairman and James R. Wilson, John E. Poli- PAUL ALLAN SHOES 308 W. Center St. Anaheim BACK TO SCHOOL Deputy Warden Al Remmi said the riot started about 7 PDT last night after men from block 5 were taken to the hall. Fourteen of the men dishes and began smashing the hall equipment. Guards promptly marched back to their cells where they began screaming abuses and troyring fixtures. About 1500 convicts are convicted at the institution which has fences compared with the State formatory at Monroe, Wash., a bloody riot Aug. 20 in one inmate was killed. Associated Chambers Open Membership Drive HUNTINGTON BEACH — Chairmanship of L. A. (Dan) Of Sunset Beach, the Association Chambers of Commerce of Oz County today opened a co-wide membership enrollment in palign. He said that the objective enrols as many individual members as possible, with equal stress on single membership along with since and industry enrollment the booster body. lard and Charles Devine. The public is invited and may be obtained before Sept. calling L. B. Anderson, Appreciator, Orange County so Kimberly 2-3516, or at his office 225 N. Broadway, Santa Ana.ets are $3.50 each. Lb. 49 O-Bone ..... lb. 55c lb 49¢ Specialty Our Own Make lb 59¢ 8 oz. each 29°C ½ Gallon 29°C ND 8 Oz. Can 21°C 3 cans 25°C White Rose DES 10 lbs. 25¢ 2 lbs. 19¢ Ice Cold S POSTED IN THE STORE T HAS TO BE GOOD KET PHONE 2508 Reserve Right to Limit B A. M. to 1 P. M. PAUL ALLAN SHOES 308 W. Center St. Anaheim BACK to SCHOOL WITH NAVY NAVY SUEDE — Sizes 12½ to 3 ...$7.45 NAVY CALF & SUEDE—8½ to 3 $6.50—$6.95 NAVY & Red Trim—5½ to 3 ...$4.95—$6.95 Use Our Lay-Away Plan 5.95 value PEDAL PUS by Cataline 3.98 Colorful rayon plaid pea that are washable! F neat zipper closing and Bright red or blue plaid 1.98 value COTTON SH 1.69 Smart looking white knit T shirts with faded navy denim trim. Wea shorts, skirts or slacks. Second Floor Fa Store Hours: Dall Friday Plenty of FREE AUHS Band Gets Invitation to Western Review The Anaheim Union High School Band, is among the selected bands to receive an invitation to the forthcoming 13th Annual All Western Band Review, to be held in Long Beach, Nov. 28 at 2 p.m. This, the West Coast's most outstanding musical event, is staged annually on the Saturday following Thanksgiving and attracts entries from the highest rated musical organizations of the Western States. Half a million people are again expected to line the streets of Long Beach to witness this unique musical marching Review. Invitations are being mailed this week to a select group of qualified bands. Last year's event attracts the maximum allowable enter list of 75 competing bands. The trophies will be awarded in eight divisions, as follows: (1) University and College Bands, (2) Junior College Bands, (3) Senior High School Bands, with a large enrollment, (4) Senior High School Bands, with an intermediate enrollment, (5) Senior High School Bands; with a small enrollment, (6) Sponsored Bands) Adult, fraternal, patriotic and religios, (7) Sponsored Bands,Junor, composed of contestants from 12 to 20 years of sage, (8) Service Bands. Special awards will be made in the Drum Major, Drum Majorette, Military Drum Major and Majorette Team classes. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin BIG CITY GAL—Mrs. Betty Impellitteri, wife of New York's mayor, hands cup to Mrs. Janet McKoon, who was chosen Mrs. Greater New York City, at Pallasades Park, N.J. Janet will compete for the Mrs. America title at Asbury Park, N.J. NO JOB APPEAL WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (U) — The state is having a tough time finding a harbormaster for Wetherfield Cove—and understandably so. The official gets no pay and has no boat, but if he fails to enforce a six-mile-an-hour speed limit he may be asked to forfeit a $300 bond. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Republic Warden Al Riemboldt riot the riot started about 7 p.m. last night after men from cell k 5 were taken to the mess. Fourteen of the men threw ees and began smashing mess equipment. Wards promptly marched them to their cells where the men an screaming abuses and desing fixtures. About 1500 convicts are confined the institution which has facilifor extra protective measurcompared with the State Resentatory at Monroe, Wash., scene a bloody riot Aug. 20 in which innate was killed. Associated Chambers Men Membership Drive UNTINGTON BEACH — Under Cermanship of L. A. (Dan) Patch Sunset Beach, the Associated members of Commerce of Orange city today opened a countymembership enrollment camm. He said that the objective is to roll as many individual members possible, with equal stress on the le memberships along with busness and industry enrollments in booster body. and Charles Devine. The public is invited and tickets be obtained before Sept. 16 by ing L. B. Anderson, Apprentice ordinator, Orange County schools, amberly 2-3516, or at his office, N. Broadway, Santa Ana. Tickare $3.50 each. NO JOB APPEAL WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (P) The state is having a tough time finding a harbormaster for Wethersfield Cove—and understandably so. The official gets no pay and has no boat, but if he fails to enforce a six-mile-an-hour speed limit he may be asked to forfeit a $300 bond. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results ...SPECIALS... FRIDAY and SATURDAY Cookies for the School Lunch FRUIT BARS . . . . . . 2 doz. 43c Pecan Fudge Iced CHOCOLATE CAKE . . . . . 59c Cocoanut — Horseshoes SWEET ROLLS . . . . . . doz. 35c PIERPOINT'S BOSTON BAKERY 214 E. CENTER STREET PHONE 4182 Sale ... 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