anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-24

Agreement Signed for Oil Drilling in Peru LOS ANGELES (UP)—Douglas Oil Co. of California has acquired operating rights on more than 1,000 acres of "proven land" in Northern Peru and will launch an extensive drilling program in November, President W. G. Krieger announced today. Krieger said an agreement has been signed with Compania Petrolera Lobtos, a subsidiary of a KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS WASTE Nagging backache, loss of pep and energy headaches and distain may be due to slow-down of kidney function. Doctors was good kidney function is very important to good health. When some everyday condition such as stress and strain, causes this important function to alow down, many folks suffer nagging backache—feel miserable. Minor bladder dysfunction due to cold watering like masseuse getting up nights or frequent passages. Don't neglect your kidneys if these conditions bother you. Try Doan's Pills—a mild diuretic. It's amazing how many times Doan's give happy relief from these discomforts—help the 15 miles of kidney tubes and filaments break out waste. Ask for new large, economy size and save money. Get Doan's Pills today! TOOL HEAD—H. E. Roberis has been amed tool and maintenance supervisor of the Anaheim Delco Battery operations plant. British company Lobitos Oilfields, Ltd., covering all of Lobitos' continental shelf concessions in the Lobitos area. The property lies offshore and is adjacent to the presently producing Lobitos oil field. Read Your Church Announcements in Saturday's Paper. RUMMAGE SALE Sponsored by V. F. W. AUXILIARY 106 NO. PHILADELPHIA FRIDAY — SATURDAY Delco Names The Department House R. A. Daily, plant manager at Delco Battery Operations which is being built at Anaheim nounces the appointments of Roberts as tool and main supervisor and Raymond O'Reilly as supervisor of the purchase production control activities plant. Roberts has been with the Battery Operations in Mumbai, since September, 1935. Tended General Motors Institution, Flint, Mich., on a cooperating basis immediately follow employment there, and, in order working on various assignments, he worked as neyman tool master. In 1942 promoted to foreman, and, he was promoted to general in charge of several product partsments. He is married to one child. He will assume jobs in Anaheim effective 1953. Marx joined the Delco-R organization in the purchaser partment at Anderson, Ind., and transferred to the Dewey Operations in Muncie. Prior to joining the Delco organization, he managed Smith - Alsop Paint Company Anderson, Ind. He will assist duties at Anaheim effective 1, 1953. Daily also announced that cations for employment at Anaheim plant will be about Jan. 1, 1954. Marriage Licentiate Luis Martinez Reyes, 26, 446; Marie Boessler, 24, 32; paz St. both San Juan Ca; Jess Gonzales, 23; Jennie Martinez, 24, both 1917 W. Santa Ana. Edwin LaVal Shetler, 22, ford. Neb.: Charlotte RUMMAGE SALE Sponsored by V.F.W.AUXILIARY 106 NO. PHILADELPHIA FRIDAY — SATURDAY September 25 and 28th PANTRY STOCK-UP SALE THURS., FRI., SAT. SPECIAL Rosedale Sliced PINEAPPLE No. 1¼ Can 15¢ Tall Cans MILK Carnation Pet Sego 14¢ Sperry, Pancake and Waffle FLOUR 28 oz Pkg. 28¢ COCK-O-WALK – Sliced or Halves PEACHES Large 2½ Can 23¢ Holiday OLEO Pound Package 19¢ Happy Vale PINK SALMON Tall Can 51¢ Skippy DOG FOOD 3 Tall 23¢ U.S. GRADED ST Round or Sirloin lb. 6 FRESH DRESS RABBI ROAST Pot Roast lb. 29c Holiday OLEO Pound Package 19¢ Happy Vale PINK SALMON Tall Can 51¢ Skippy DOG FOOD 3 Tall Cans 23£ SPRY 1 lb. Can 32¢ 3-lb. Can 89£ SURF Large Pkg. 29¢ Giant 59£ Silk TISSUE 2 Rolls 13£ Lux Liquid DETERGENT 12 oz. Can 39£ Fine for Dishes 22 oz. Can 69£ Quick Elastic STARCH Qts. 22c ½ Gal. 41£ Zee Paper TOWELS Per Roll 18¢ MERCURIO'S 332 E CENTER ANAHEIM MARKET Sales Tax Added To All Taxable Items Delco Names Two Department Heads R. A. Daily, plant manager of the Delco Battery Operations plant, which is being built at Anaheim, announces the appointments of H. E. Roberts as tool and maintenance supervisor and Raymond C. Marx as supervisor of the purchasing and production control activities for the plant. Roberts has been with the Delco Battery Operations in Muncie, Indiana, since September, 1935. He attended General Motors Institute at Lincoln, Mich., on a cooperative training basis immediately following his employment there, and, in addition to working on various production assignments, he worked as a journeyman tool master. In 1942, he was promoted to foreman, and, in 1945, he was promoted to general foreman on charge of several productive departments. He is married and has one child. He will assume his duties in Anaheim effective Oct. 1, 1953. Marx joined the Delco-Remy organization in the purchasing department at Anderson, Ind., in 1943, and transferred to the Delco Battery Operations in Muncie in 1947. Prior to joining the Delco-Remy organization, he managed the Smith - Alsop Paint Company at Anderson, Ind. He will assume his duties at Anaheim effective October 1, 1953. Daily also announced that applications for employment at the new Anaheim plant will be accepted about Jan. 1, 1954. Marriage Licenses Luis Martines Reyes, 26, PO Box 446; Marle Boessler, 24, 32151 Alapaz St., both San Juan Capistrano; Jess Gonzales, 23; Jennie Castro Martinez, 24, both 1917 W. 5th St., Santa Ana. Edwin LaVal Shetler, 22, Hemingford, Neb.; Charlotte Vivian PURCHASER—R. C. Marx is the newly appointed supervisor of purchasing and production control activities of the Delco Battery operations plant in Anaheim. Texas Convict Admits Killing Californian RICHMOND, Tex. (UP)—A 22-year-old Texas convict has confessed murdering a man in California more than a year ago and prison authorities today awaited word from California on what action to take. Billy Reed Burchfield, who is completing a six-year sentence after violating a conditional parole, made the confession because he "wanted to get it off my chest." Burchfield said he shot and killed a David Hollaman near Fort Ross, Calif., then weighted his body with a rock and lowered it into the Pacific. Warden H. H. Husbands of Central Prison Farm No. 1, where Burchfield is held, said the young convict approached him last week saying he had a confession to make. School Set Up SANTA ANA—An admiral school for Orange County officers will be started Saturday through Oct. 20. Joint sponsorship of the County Peace Officers' tion and 'the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Joseph F. Santolana Jr. agent in charge of the S.D.C. district office of FBI that arrangements have been plotted for FBI agents to construct. At least 35 officers from enforcement departments county will attend the cemetery from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Daily also announced that applications for employment at the new Arnheim plant will be accepted about Jan. 1, 1954. Marriage Licenses. Luis Martinez Reyes, 26, PO Box 446; Marie Boessler, 24, 32151 Alpaz St., both San Juan Capistrano, Jess Gonzales, 23; Jennie Castro Martinez, 24, both 1917 W. 5th St., Santa Ana. Edwin LaVal Shetler, 22, Hemingford, Neb.; Charlotte Vivian Poarch, 17, 11542 Safford St., Garden Grove. Lawrence Robert Hawkins, 22, Pine Grove, Pa.; Charles Lorene Fluke, 19, 20352 S. W. Birch St., Santa Ana. SALE! SAT. SPECIALS U.S. GRADED GOOD BEEF STEAKS Round or Sirloin lb. 65¢ Rib lb. 55¢ Chuck lb. 45¢ FRESH DRESSED FRYING RABBITS lb. 53¢ ROASTS U.S. GRADED GOOD BEEF Pot Roast lb. 29¢ 7-Bone lb. 39¢ O-Bone lb. 49¢ Billy Reed Burchfield, who is completing a six-year sentence after violating a conditional parole, made the confession because he "wanted to get it off my chest." Burchfield said he shot and killed a David Hollaman near Fort Ross, Calif., then weighted his body with a rock and lowered it into the Pacific. Warden H. H. Husbands of Central Prison Farm No. 1, where Burchfield is held, said the young convict approached him last week saying he had a confession to make. After hearing the story, Husbands called in Fort Bend County authorities to whom Burchfield "officially" confessed in a written statement. 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Solid Color All Wash F 36" Wide WOMEN'S GAYMODE NYLON HOSE 69¢ 51 Gauge, 15 Denier Full Fashioned Sizes 32-38 SPECIAL WOMEN JERSEY BLOUSE 1.98 Sizes 32-38 Newest Fall C School Set Up for County Policemen BANTA ANA—An administrative school for Orange County's police officers will be started Sept. 28 to continue through Oct. 2 under joint sponsorship of the Orange County Peace Officers' Association and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Joseph F. Santolana Jr., special agent in charge of the San Diego district office of FBI, disclosed that arrangements have been completed for FBI agents to be instructors. At least 35 officers from all law enforcement departments in the county will attend the classes to be from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., daily at the Sixth Army-Reserve Headquarters, 1012 N. Main St., Santa Ana. The school is designed especially for the departmental staff commands, rank of sergeant and above. It will deal with topics of organization, leadership, discipline, public relations, duties of a command officer, and related subjects. The FBI has cooperated in operating 2500 training schools in California from its three district offices, training several thousand police officers in FBI methods, San Francisco. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. FULLERTON—Fencing of the west end of Brea Creek, which bisects Fullerton, to provide "anchors" designed to prevent erosion of earthen levees, was being planned today. It will be a jointly-financed project of City of Fullerton and the County of Orange, and will cost $25,000 for 5000 feet of chain-link fencing about seven feet high. City Administration Herman Hiltscher of Fullerton said that the city will supply $10,000 and the county the remainder for the work to be done from Basque Ave. westward. RFECT FIT ERYTIME! 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