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Soldiers to Visit Mother of POW Who Won't Return ALENE, Minn. "The brave mother of a prisoner of war who entered in peace with the Rate water authority today for a visit from further fellow prisoners who would like her son." It is not a Communist. "I large No time," said Min. Patricia Rose, mother of Pvt. Richard Tennant. In who was one of 20 American who have so far joined the project organization. Artery Bg. Reynard Dixony, who was in the same prison along with Tennant, Internet Min. Rose, manage his own mother he would see her "Meeting, may be." Mother best Wife Dixony's mother Min. Agnes Mildertie of Brownsboro, Minn., sent Min. Rose a program yesterday that read. "Reynard having some hoping to see you Monday morning. Repeat it so a Communist." Min. Mildertin said that she will left but President is an automatic Tuesday morning. "The worried mother is talk to Min. Rose," she said. "Reynard told me last June is so much long as an international worker turning Committee. "The world make a special try to see Min. Rose in hell that wrote, that say on a sick mixed up by the lead, or out a Communist." "Ahead is Tina" "I sincerely about to think." Her lottery, touching just about images at home, worked Tennant in "little before you accept Communism because you're taking a chance with your soul." Minnesota television station WTZ has first moved of Min. Rose and her family and was offered posting to the film internship in the Defense Deptartment, which will try to get them to the CGI. "To meet customer needs in talk to Mrs. Rose," she said. "Raymond will use this farm is so each thing as an American mother turning Community." "The sold in world make a special trip to see Mrs. Rose is "bell that woman that key set a did turned up at the head, and let a Communist." "I should be Tinae." "I am almost afraid to think and Mrs. Rose." "It's a long time until Monday." Mrs. Rose has already taken a framed step to try to get her guts back from the Communist captors. She made a large recorded Just phone OXford 7-2698 for Gold-Metal-Quality Dairy Produce delivered to your home. ADOME, La Habra. SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS NOW CLOSED FOR VACATION OCTOBER 11th — OCT. 25th JUST ARRIVED — NEW SHIPMENTS Red Wing "IRISH SETTER" SPORT BOOTS ARB/WM — REGULAR — WIDE LAPTS Also CHIFFEWA DARTS "Made To Order" For Co. They Wear and Wear Pelfman — Bentley and Red Wing Couture Latte — Oxford — Bloom — Poona — Koegeen or Leafan Sales in Moorhill UNBEATABLE SHOE REBUILDING — SHINING — DYEING HOFFMAN'S 217 West Center Street UNBEATABLE SHOE REBUILDING — SHINING — DYEING HOFFMAN'S 217 West Center Street ANAHEIM SINCE 1925 Start Today. EARN A FULL OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Wm. T. WILSON—President Dr. W. B. BIGGARD—Vice-President EVERETT M. CURTA—Vice-President RICHARD E. BOONE—Associate ROBERT R. BENNER—Assistant JASON PAE, and MAY. W. B. HOWARD—Assistant H. H. BELLAND—DIVISION Dr. CHARLES V. BELLEAU—Div. FUNDS BROUGHT IN Between OCTOBER 1st and OCTOBER 10th WILL DRAW. Full Interest FROM October 1st Our 64th Year in Anaheim The SAVINGS LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATION of ANAHEIM 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM-PHONE 7283 Delay Zone Change Near Westminster BALPTA, ALA.—Decision on a proposed zone change 150 acres in agricultural district near Westminster has been delayed, as the Orange County Planning Commission and the matter under admission. A petition was considered at a public hearing requesting the change in the area bounded by Date and Magnolia Avenue, between Lepperton and Blantford Avenue, but the Garden Grove Chamber of Commerce asked the proposition be studied before action is taken. The planners set a public hearing at 2 p.m. Oct. 21 on a petition by the Pacific Electric Railway for change from general business to light industry in the vicinity of the Benton P.K. station. Favorable recommendation was voted for application of Eric A. Johnson for a precision tool manufacturing plant at the southeastern corner of Monroe and 40th Street Cottage Meadow; Albert R. Spencer for a burglar案 on the southeastern side of North Ave., near Orchard Dr.; Costa Mesa area; and O. J. Day to establish permanent posture on all acres on the east side of Fentons Blvd., north of Chapman Ave., El Modena. Tract map totaling less than 20 acres, providing 83 residential lots, were approved, as Romano Realty Co. of Pasadena proposes to develop at late 34 acres north of the Orange Bay, south of San Juan Capitán, and Leon T. Gilbert plots 34 lots on 17 acres on the south side of Grantphyte Blvd., west of Melrose Ave., east of Atalanta. Eastwood Park To Open Homes John D. Look, prominent Southland builder associated with many large developments in Wittler and president of the Oak Road Inc. development company, now appears the construction of a new suburban community pool. Eastwood Park To Open Homes John D. Lock, prominent Burland builder associated with many large developments in Wittler and president of the Old Road Inc. development company, now reports the construction of a new auction, Anathem community, Eastwood Park. The lower alteration development is being limited to 77 homes which will feature full interior convenience, any size building, at low cost. Purchasers buying Eastwood Park homes may have their prices of interest shown. It was printed out. The house are three-bedroom in size, use built on the steep-slope center tall plan, have four patio living room and large picture windows. They are equipped with such modern conveniences as polished bath, garage disposal, forced air heat with fermentor control, wood-turning fireplaces and air conditioning. Also featured are large closets, generous lighting, plenty of cabinet space and adjacent floor. Eastwood Park residents, which are now on view fairly, are being offered at a pre-opening sale and are priced at $22,500. In some cases, the community is locally located, say the sales agents, Prent Belen, Inc., near drops, murals, schools and churches. Eastwood Park is centered at Earl Rd. and Bycatters St. in Anathem. Exchange Club Hears Of Postal Service Operation of the Federal Postal Service through the many ramifications was revealed to members of the Anathem Exchange Club during their regular luncheon session in the Anathem Elite Club. Presented by Pommader Louis Rockin and its supervisors Martin McFee' and Carlton Barbellone, the program included a 20-minute prize-winning film showing the latest methods in mail and parcel post processing and delivery. In a brief addition to Exchanges, Pommader Rockin outlined operations of the local office and reminded his listeners that next week in National Letter Writing Week. Commission reports were delivered by members on forthcoming Halloween street jamboree which is being supervised by the Exchange Club. Claim Farm Prices To Remain Stable WARNING (UP) — Agriculture Department officials predicted today that farm prices will remain "early malice" for the next of the year. Although the peak harvest is now approaching, they said they do not expect "much change" during the next three months in prices received by farmers for crops and livestock. They concluded, however, that such change at there is probably will be in the direction of lower prices. A report yesterday on the mid-september level of farm prices showed a drop of four-differences of 1 per cent last year from a month earlier and year at this time. A spokesman pointed out that the decline was less than the 1 per cent drop in farm prices from mid-August to mid-September last year. Farm prices fell another 1 per cent last year from September to October. Experts therefore would not be surprised at a seasonal decline of 1 per cent or so by mid-October. Elizabeth Taylor Seeks Escape From Fans FREDERICKS DEMARK (UP) — Screen star Elizabeth Taylor came here from Copenhagen today to escape her Denish left-age fists and seek the "next and better" she needs to recover from a nervous spot. The actress arrived in this quiet town 20 miles north of the capital with her husband, Michael Wilding and their eight-month-old son, MDichael Jr. Bentlie Ann the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. Choice Gets Away WARNING Warren's Justice Society recently applauded day, Democrat then. Approving public figures Herbert Howe Walter P. Benley if even ago. Enthusiastic choice to run M. Wilson Warren was one confirmed Congress re-election. Chairman K.D.) of the Committee on subcommittees on the nomination to the ten senate action under a recount. The 6-percent nor will fly off of office Monday at the oak term time. Warren has is that people reen but already claimed." In add to his chair ward looking forward. Warren is ever to become President. RECORD DIVE—Professor Auguste Piccard (right) and his son, Jacques (left), are taken from their 12-foot bathysphere Trieste after record breaking descent in the Tyrrhenian Sea. They went deeper than any living man has ever gone—almost two miles, 10,234 feet. The dive, off Ponza Island, Italy, took two hours and 12 minutes. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency Phone 2206 Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin Phone 2251 Garage, Arnold E. Howard Buck and Authorized United Motors Service, 130 S. Lemon—Phone 2228 Fire Department Anaheim Phone 2245 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household and Practical H.P. Motor Repair 120 S. Lemon Phone 2228 Moving, Storage, and-General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer De., 100 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 2122 Police Department Anaheim Phone 2121 Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostate Myles D. Bradley Bulletin Bldg Office Ph 4714 Res 7537 Briggs and Stratton Engines Arnold E. Howard, Sales and Service, 130 S. Lemon Phone 2228 GRAND OPENING OF GRIFF'S self-service picnic drive in code at North Las Vegas today, tomorrow and Sunday, will introduce the famous 32-cent hamburgers, then brown French fries to the local public. Partly known as the Bub Hit, which has been remastered and a new policy implemented by Mr. and Mrs. R. New is be known as the "family picnic drive-in." Griff's will be the most-delicious the finest in well-prepared micro-gourmet food. A social invitation is set up with Griff's during the Grand Opening for a surprise event. Bulletin photo TIME BREWS U.S. TO SIDE WITH FRANCO'S SPAIN BY PHIL NEWSON United Press Foreign Analyst The passage of time among nations at strong individuals heals all things. This is the not too distant future modern Spanish cities and parks will begin taking on a new look, new roads will wind through Spain's mountains and new equipment will roll along her revealed STUDENT INVITED TO JOIN Y CLUB All students high school students interested in enrolling in a Y Club for the first year are invited to attend the "Kick-Off Key" event Tuesday, Oct. 1 from 9:00 at the TMCA. The event being commenced by the H-T and To-H-Y Clubs, the two major TMCA clubs group for high school boys and girls. One of the main features of the program will be a rampage or incursion by Coach John Smith of Palladian Junior College and two of his star transfer performers, Erie Contians of Bob Policy both affiliated with Connell and Polo are the last dancers on the Colleges Two Tennis will get much of their training through practice in the tennis club. In addition to the dance routine, Coach Smith will explain the various safety precautions using the rampage. The program will begin with a free dinner at 1 p.m., followed by a "grand old song session," with Pat Panionis at the Pano and Non-More leading. Officers of the various H-T and To-H-Y Clubs will then tell about their programs will be invited to attend a one of the Mobilite events at John & Berch, General Secretary of the Y. that should war come, Pr again would become a battlefield might as in the last war, for itself behind many lings, and the target of both allies and many battles. BY PHIL NEWBON United Press Foreign Analyst The passage of time, among nations, leads to strong individual heads all things. Thus, in the not too distant future Spanish cities and ports will begin taking on a new look, new roads will wind through Spanish mountains and new equipment will roll along her revitalized rail system. All this the result of her newly signed 30-year defense pact with the United States, and $26,000,000 in American money. Bitterness against Generalissimo Francisco Franco and his one-time close ties with the Hitler and Mussolini regimes ran high in the United States, and even higher in Britain and France. Wartime Value There is no arguing the military value of Spain in the defense of Western Europe; nor of France's own fear of world Communism as Spain's disillusioned financial condition that caused her to abandon the neutrality which helped her avoid two world wars and take a chance on an even bigger defeat third one. For with United States ships outfitting at Spanish ports and many bomb-carrying planes operating from Spanish airfields Spain herself now is a target. Final Strength Spain, needled behind the Pyrenees, is an ideal last-land bastion against any sudden Communist sweep across Europe, a sweep which our military planners say would be a certainty in the event of any attack now and in the state of Europe's present defenses. Her airfields are even better than England's because Russian bombers would have to fly farther over unfriendly territory to reach them, and better than Africa's because they place our own bombers closer to their targets. Further, the Spanish part now, finally, locks the door on the Mediterranean. Some Areas Weak The only weak spots left are Commun-controlled Albania, already isolated, and Britain's dispute with Egypt over control of Bursa, now closer than at any time before to settlement. The French will not be too happy about the past. For them it is a blunt reminder... The 50-year-old California governor will fly here to take his oath of office Monday in time to provide at the opening of the court's fall term that afternoon. Warren has said his basic idea is that people want "social programs but one dead set against socialism." In California, he once said his aim was to "fashion forward looking and progressive law." First Californian Warren is the first Californian ever to become a member of the Supreme Court and the First Chief Justice from west of the Mississippi. The toughest constitutional issue in a long time is waiting for Warren in his chamber in the white marble court on Capitol Hill. This is racial segregation in the nation's public schools, scheduled for a second round of arguments during the week of Dec. 1. Warren has never made any specific statement on school segregation but has said every child must be afforded an opportunity for a sound education "regardless of his creed, his race or where he lives." Esther Williams Gives Birth to Daughter SANTA MONICA (UP)—Movie swimmer Esther Williams and her husband, Ben Gage, today were the proud parents of their third child. The seven-pound, 15-ounce girl, Susan, was born yesterday at Santa Monica Hospital. Mother and child were reported in good condition. The couple's other children are Ben Jr., 4, and Kim, 8. Hint Bay City Seeks Mark Clark for Mayor SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Rumor had it today that Gen. Mark Clark has been asked to run for mayor of San Francisco in the 1955 municipal election. Clark, now in Tokyo, is tentatively scheduled to arrive here Oct., where he will make his home upon retiring from the Army at the end of the month.