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Ball Road Annex Dispute Recessed SANTA ANA—Dispute over city of Anaheim's Ball Road No.1 annexation was in recess today until Oct. 29. Superior Judge Franklin G. West heard bitter legal arguments all yesterday afternoon as some residents of the area south and west of Anaheim challenged the special election of Aug. 7 which was decided by a count of absentee ballots. Count of the election ballots showed 61 had favored and 50 had opposed the annexation, but the absentee ballot count changed the final outcome to 52 in favor and 51 opposed. The objectors insisted that the city should have not issued the absentee ballots and should not have counted them. City Clerk Charles E. Griffith of Anaheim was on the stand during much of the hearing yesterday afternoon. He submitted records of the election and said that 16 absentee ballots had been issued and 12 had been returned. Of these two were declared invalid and on the count of the remaining ten there were nine in favor of the annexation and only one opposed. Anaheim is under a temporary restraining order prohibiting it from certifying the result of the election until the dispute is settled in court. Anaheim, Fullerton Residents Get Polio SANTA ANA — Polio struck two more persons including the wife of a Pullerton newspaperman and an Anaheim child. Mrs. Cecile Swenson, 32, wife of Carl H. (Perry) Swenson, formerly with the Pullerton News Tribune and now with the L.A. Times in the Orange County Hospital's polio pavilion with non-paralytic involvement. Dennis Nareth, 15-month-old 1172 Easter Road, West Anaheim has no paralytic involvement and is in Orange County Hospital. The polio toll is now 140 this year. The Health Office reported that one man's name was stricken from the polio list. George A. Keim, 30, of 733 Tulare St., Buena Park was admitted Sept. 9 for treatment of polio but his aliment was found to be encephalomyitis. Actor Don Taylor, Wife Separate HOLLYWOOD (UP)—Film actor Don Taylor's wife, television actress Peyton Avery, today announced their separation. Miss Avery, who married the actor Sept. 14, 1944, while both were working on the film "Winged Victory," said they had no plans as yet for a divorce. The couple have two daughters, Avery, S. and Anne, S. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS TOUGH BLEED IN ONE EVEN AND WITH ONLY 25 SIGHT IN THE ORDER, TAY GRANDO UNICLE SLAM DING 85% OF THE BOOK OF NEVADA MOST OF THE NEARLY 100,000 ACCESS UNDER PROTECTION OF THE BOOKING MARKET LAMP FACTORY R By Los Angeles LOS ANGELES (U.S.) reptil through a lamp day following a viola STRANGE AS IT SEEMS UNCLASSIFIED SAMPLING 85% OF THE BOOK OF NEVADA/ MOST OF THE NEVERY 1,000,000 ACRES DURING INDEPENDENCE OF THE BOOLEANMENT ARE USED FOR BROADCASTING. CORONADO— Saved after fierce 4 CENTURIES AND TOCK RESEARCH OF THE NORTHERN PART OF THE U.S. AND ENTERTAINED THE GRAND EMPIRE BY HALF A CONTINENT/ YET HE WAS PRODUCED AS EXPOSITANT AND POPULAR BEFORE HE FAILED TO FIND THE SPINN FABLED CITY OF COSA WOOD MALLS HERE REPLIED TO BE PLAYED WITH GOLD! Cruise with Death F. DRACOT CHAPTER SEVEN DARIUS UPDATEHAD been in love with power, with the enthusiasm of morning coffee. made him great fun to talk to and Brown, though rather wooden and pompous, betrayed an anxiety to please which made him appealing. I could just imagine Robert thinking his head at me, but I found it easier to think that the shot had been fired by some unknown enemy in the crew. The steward and stewardess were still with us. Mrs. Macbeth apparently under orders, sat by the door like a warrior in a women's pride, her feet apart, her hands resting on her knees. Her manner said all too clearly that she considered herself guard. If anyone had an impulse to conversation, The captain came back and announced with no hesitation that would begin. This reason gave the surprise making Gay Walton time bomb. The servant had been battling was for her. Not! Not! I can't be I won't be searched! I strangers pole among Larry, you must stop the do something! Robert. Her hands contorted her way toward being safely. It was from Robe in the court. CHAPTER SEVEN DARIUS UPDYKE had been in love with power, with the exhibition of moving others according to his will, sometimes by orders, and sometimes, by more noble and more dreadful means. He had surrounded himself with all the luxury he could dream of cherished his flesh beyond the normal—and failed to protect it against the ultimate indiscretion. In spite of all he could do, his infatuation had ended, his power had weakened—but there I brought myself up short. We were all still in this power. We were all still controlled by the conditions of that monstrous will. Through it he could still make us dance. He could even keep us from getting home to my small Boys. I determined then and there to do anything and everything I could think of to find out who had fired that shot. I looked around the room and realized that I did not want to suspect any of my fellow passengers. Mr. Opdyke hated at dark secrets in the lives of each and all of them, and I brank from discovering what they were Liam Tranahan I admired. That stiff manner of hers was just her way of protecting herself against the many people who tried to make use of her. Once you got past it she was informal almost jolly. She had certainly been kindhearted to the unknown American who had married her godson. Believing evil of Gay Walton was like persecuting a child. She had a defenseless quality, and all her emotions chased each other so openly across her sensitive face that it was impossible to support her or concealment. Carolota was more difficult to understand, but she was very beautiful, and pleasant enough. Larry seemed like anybody's best brother, as friendly as a wet Newfoundland pop. Randolph had a brilliant and amusing mind which "I could just imagine Robert talking his head at me, but I found it easier to think that the shot had been fired by some unknown enemy in the crew. The steward and stewardess were still with us, Mrs. Macbeth apparently under orders, sat by the door. A waitress in a women's prison, her feet apart, her hands resting on her knees. Her manner said all too clearly that she considered herself on guard. If anyone had an impulse to conversation, her presence was enough to check it. Todd, her brother, had retired behind the big sofa in the far end of the room, and seemed to be trying to make himself invisible—a teaching, instructive manner of his which we came to know better. Robert was sitting on a small sofa under the window, with his eyes fixed on a corner of the ceiling which he appeared to find fascinating. I sat down by him and慑然 stock my hand into his pocket. "The get something to tell you later on," I said out of the corner of my mouth. "Keep your nose out of it this time," be answered. Then I think he fell I was hurt, because he added, "I want you to do something for me. Write down every day what you see, and what people say. It may be very important." I couldn't see why he should want me to do that, but I carried out his wishes, and it is from those notes that I am able to put this narrative together with some degree of accuracy. Robert pulled his eyes down from the corner of the ceiling. "Td like to ask one question," he said to the room in general. "Did anyone except the captain see Opdyke fall over the rail?" Todd spoke up unexpectedly from his rampart behind the sofa. "I saw him. It was horrible. I had been writing for him in his cabin as usual, and I am free to say I may have done a bit. I heard a shot and looked out of the porthole, and so I saw him fall. It was exactly as I had told Mergle it would be the night before. If I may say so, I had a dream about it. Didn't I, Meg?" "You talk too much, Tamara." Mrs Macbeth said impassively, and her brother collapsed. "Not! Not! I can't be sure I won't search for strangers poke among Larry, you must stop doing something." Robert. Her hands contorted her way toward being quietly. It was from Babes as the Wife the little girl has found the robes are going to Robert gave me the which meant "get me out of Dr. Randolph anyway" told both her hands he and murmured to laugh until the quieted. "There has to be a name. But it is not well find much—with all ending place." Carolotta watched Grace with a contempt there was a tinge of pain but the rest of us treasured. We were distracted, barred, and for ourselves it was increasingly clear that were at the merry of the Captain. The dead man for us out of the sea, was his unpredictable nature. Frederick Brown must effort to impose his idea "You are exceedingly young," be told the Captain. If there's a law that isn't got the ship, I can't seen it. "We can rose to reef from your position and second officer in charge. Opdyke's putative heir in the person of Mr. H in think we could be up doing." Jonas answered him drawn. "You can try it. Must a notion it won't work." "Why not?" Larry began aggressively. "Because the second my son that's why." He minima so severe that which followed, then his heel and gave a cry over his shoulder. "Come let's get cracking." (To Be Continued) Warren Began Try For Court Seat at '52 Convention By LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UP)—Governor Warren began his sure prey toward the Supreme Court the sweaty sessions of the 1962 public National Convention. It is one of the better ties of inside politics. The chance death of by M. Wilson opened the chief jungle to Warren and that could prove been frozen. But from the moment president Eisenhower's first ballroom in Chicago on July 1962, the word from the Republican command was this: Can Have Anything "Warren can have anything he wants." He wanted to be an associate justice of the Supreme Co. With four Republicans years go, his chances were excellent. The mighty deeds he made Warren eligible for threaten office a President can be wore done in 1962 during the jury dispute over seating contested Republican National Convention delegates from Southern set. The crucial vote was contested delegates from Georgia. Taft-controlled majorities of Republican National Committee had found in favor Georgia delegates pledged to nomination of the late senator. California's Joe All but eight of Gloria's 30 delegates joined the billon on the convention floor with rejected the committee report and seated delegates of Eisenhower clan. That was the beginning of the end. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ANAHEIM BULLETIN CLASSIFIED INDEX Classifications Are Numbered and Appear in Numerical Order CLASSIFICATION NO. Apartmentes Activities Auto Accessories Auto Repair—Paint Bicycles—Motorcycles Boarding—Kennels Building Materials Business College Business Opportunities Business Property Card of Thanks Cars and Trunks Wanted Conference — Monuments Correspondence Course Dancing — Dramatics Death Mask Draft and Dummy Productions Farm Machinery Farms and Sanches Florida Pier Heat—Microwave Per Sale—Microwave Personal Directions Garage—Serving Stations Help Wanted—Furniture Help Wanted—Male Help Wanted—M&P Horse—Cartel, Inc. 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Lamp Factory Razed By Los Angeles Blaze LOS ANGELES (UP)—Flames ravaged through a lamp factory today following a violent explosion which shattered windows in a two-block downtown area. Eight fire companies controlled the blaze which was believed to have been caused by a leakage in a gas line. No one was reported injured. Damage was estimated at 10,000. Say Men Forced Woman Into Prostitution SANTA ANA — Three men are being held today on charges of forcing a young woman from Orange into prostitution and they may face additional charges of rape. Sheriff's officers said. In custody are Alfredo (Freddie) Bertado, 25; Manuel Extraida Barron, 21; and Gandalfa Callera Calverra, 24, all of El Modena. Authorities said that the young woman, who is a barmalde, was taken by force Monday night and attacked by two of the three men, then taken to Mexican national camps at El Modena and Tustin Hills and forced into relations with several of the men there. Death The captain came back just then, and announced with no formality and scant courtesy that the search would begin. This reasonable suggestion had the surprising effect of making Gay Walmart explode like a time bomb. The nervousness she had been battling was too much for her. "No! Not I can't be searched! I won't be searched!" I cann't hear strangers poke among my things. Larry, you must stop them! Randy, do something! Robert..." Her hands outstretched, she gripped her way toward him, sobbing loudly. It was the scene from Rabbit in the Woods when The theft of Cithing, Lime Told Officers Another series of burglaries throughout thursday was reported to police today near Walter Eugene Pratt, 304 South Ohio St., reported clothing valu at $88 was taken from his residence during the absence of the lady. The victim told officers that a man and other articles were removed sometime during the period of Sept. 23 and Sept. 71. No means of entry was recovered at the apartment resident, officers said. A theft of light different nature was also logged at police headquarters when officials of the La Habla Stove Co., 31 West Lincoln Ave., reported 3 mails of light stolen yesterday which was valued at $300. Workers reported that a lead of delegates from Gema. Taft-controlled majorities of Republican National Committee and of the convention credited committee had found in favor Georgia delegates pledged to a nomination of the late senator. California's Je All but eight of Gema's 19 delegates joined the ballot on the convention floor with rejected the committee report and sealed delegates of Eisenhower clan. That was the beginning of the end. The vital Texas debate contest went the way of Gema without even a record vote off candidacy had been fairly wounded. Had California voted other way the Taft delegates and have been in the Eisenhower legislature, out California memorial Gordon X. Richmond of the Credential Committee made the bench which started Warren to lead the Bench. Second speaker one third convention day when Georgia debate began, Richmond said: Let Clay Fall From a practical political standpoint it will have been water for this Colorado member of the Credential Committee to have not backtrackful silence as the two great contending factions (Eisenhower and Taft) of this convention wanted their strength in moral combat, to have been a frid to all and to have quietly get about gathering votes for another issue on another day. (The presidential nomination itself) "But this was dishonorable and disinherit as a matter of principle, then we will face the law and let chips fall where they may." He said the Eisenhower delegates should be seated. That was sent music to Mr. Eisenhower but there in July of 1983. The ed of Richmond's words must sound sweetly in the ear of lov. Warren today. Theft of Cithing, Lime Told Officers Another series of burglaries throughout thursday was reported to police today near Walter Eugene Pratt, 304 South Ohio St., reported clothing valu at $88 was taken from his residence during the absence of the lady. The victim told officers that a man and other articles were removed sometime during the period of Sept. 23 and Sept. 71. No means of entry was recovered at the apartment resident, officers said. A theft of light different nature was also logged at police headquarters when officials of the La Habla Stove Co., 31 West Lincoln Ave., reported 3 mails of light stolen yesterday which was valued at $300. Workers reported that a lead of delegates from Gema. Taft-controlled majorities of Republican National Committee and of the convention credited committee had found in favor Georgia delegates pledged to a nomination of the late senator. CALIFORNIA'S JE All but eight of Gema's 19 delegates joined the ballot on the convention floor with rejected the committee report and sealed delegates of Eisenhower clan. That was the beginning of the end. The vital Texas debate contest went the way of Gema without even a record vote off candidacy had been fairly wounded. Had California voted other way the Taft delegates and have been in the Eisenhower legislature, out California memorial Gordon X. Richmond of the Credential Committee made the bench which started Warren to lead the Bench. Second speaker one third convention day when Georgia debate began, Richmond said: Let Clay Fall From a practical political standpoint it will have been water for this Colorado member of the Credential Committee to have not backtrackful silence as the two great contending factions (Eisenhower and Taft) of this convention wanted their strength in moral combat, to have been a frid to all and to have quietly get about gathering votes for another issue on another day. (The presidential nomination itself) "But this was dishonorable and disinherit as a matter of principle, then we will face the law and let chips fall where they may." He said the Eisenhower delegates should be seated. That was sent music to Mr. Eisenhower but there in July of 1983. The ed of Richmond's words must sound sweetly in the ear of lov. Warren today. THEFT OF CITHING, LIME TOLD OFFICERS Another series of burglaries throughout thursday was reported to police today near Walter Eugene Pratt, 304 South Ohio St., reported clothing valu at $88 was taken from his residence during the absence of the lady. The victim told officers that a man and other articles were removed sometime during the period of Sept. 23 and Sept. 71. No means of entry was recovered at the apartment resident, officers said. A theft of light different nature was also logged at police headquarters when officials of the La Habla Stove Co., 31 West Lincoln Ave., reported clothing valu at $88 was taken from his residence during the absence of the lady. The victim told officers that a man and other articles were removed sometime during the period of Sept. 23 and Sept. 71. No means of entry was recovered at the apartment resident, officers said. A theft of light different nature was also logged at police headquarters when officials of the La Habla Stove Co., 31 West Lincoln Ave., reported clothing valu at $88 was taken from his residence during the absence of the lady. The victim told officers that a man and other articles were removed sometime during the period of Sept. 23 and Sept. 71. No means of entry was recovered at the apartment resident, officers said. A theft of light different nature was also logged at police headquarters when officials of the La Habla Stove Co., 31 West Lincoln Ave., reported clothing valu at $88 was taken from his residence during the absence of the lady. The victim told officers that a man and other articles were removed sometime during the period of Sept. 23 and Sept. 71. No means of entry was recovered at the apartment resident, officers said. ANNOUNCEMENTS 2. 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It was the scene of Boben in the Woods where the little girl has found that only the robbins are going to cover her. Robert gave me the wild look which meant "get me out of this," but Dr. Randolph saved him. He folded both her hands in both of his and murmured to her soothingly until she quitted down. "There has to be a search, you know. But it is not likely they will find much—with all the sea for a hiding place." Carlotta watched Gay disintegrate with a contempt in which there was a tinge of satisfaction, but the rest of us looked distressed. We were distressed for her, and for ourselves, because it was increasingly clear that we were at the mercy of the ardent Captain. The dead man reached for us out of the sea, and Jonas was the unpredictable instrument. Frederick Brown made a last effort to impose his idea of order. "You are exceeding your authority," he told the Captain. If there's a law's a captain hasn't got the say on his ship, I can't see it. "We can vote to remove you from your position, and put the second officer in charge. With Mr. Opdyke's putative heir among us in the person of Mr. Redding, I think we could be upheld in doing." Jonas answered him with a drawl. "You can try it, Mister, but I've a notion it won't work." "Why not?" Larry asked beligerantly. "Because the second officer is my son, that's why." He waited a minute to survey the silence which followed, then turned on his heel and gave a curt order over his shoulder. "Come on, now. Let's get cracking." (To Be Continued) Ding Painters Strafish. PERSONAL SALESMEN BUSINESS SERVICE 12. Services Rendered BALLMAN'S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 122 W. Broadway PH. ANAHEIM 5703 PRENTISS & WILLIAMS LICENSED TILE CONTRACTOR Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Anaheim 5033 or Placentia 6288 ANAHEIM PAINTING AND DECORATING CO. For the finest in Residential & Commercial Painting DALE HAMLIN Ph. Anaheim 6388 EMPLOYMENT 12. 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Center St.or Ph.$264 LG 4 BDRM House in country, $100 Retail Ph., $768 3 RM UNFURN House & garage, $1042 Enclid Ave.Ann., $710 1 BDRM HOUSE unfurnt Adults only.Apply #611 & Phil. SMALL HEE $223 N.Emily.after 8 32 Business Place DESK SPACE with Telephone answering Service.Air conditioned Lemon Letter Shop, 438 W.Center.Ph., $628 FOR RENT—Beauty Parlor or Office space.Plenty of customer parking.Ph., $344. STORE RM, $254 R.Center.Ph., $261 FOR LEASE or rent valuable store for good tenant, 158 R.Legal Angeles St.after 4:30 call $212. 32 Booths and Board MOD rma.means $258 N.Philadelphia 33 Best Homes VACANCY FOR ambi or convencent patient in R.N.home.Bulletin Box $99. HOME for elderly people Ph., $6642 32 Wanted to Rent WORKING COUPLE wants 2 Bdrm Apt.or house unfarm about Oct.Nov.Pkg.,$65 mo.Write Bulletin Box $99. SMALL HOUSE suitable for pensioner.Frefer furnished.Bulletin Box $92. BE A HOME OWNER It Gives You Prestige In Your Community Plus Security MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE doesn't cost-it pays; if you wish to Buy or Sell it gives you the combined knowledge and clientele,gained through years of advertising and work...By the entire membership of the ANAHEIM REALTY BOARD IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH YOUR LOCAL REALTOR THROUGH THE MULTIPLE BANK BOOKKEEPER, bank experience essential. Apply in person under NJ yrrs age. Security First National Bank, 134 W. Center St. Amelia. WAITRESS, CURRIES Ice Cream Parlor, 621 W. Center St. Amelia. 15. Help Wanter M&F WANT MAN OR WOMAN AS WOOL PRESERVER, TOP WAGER, APPLY 489 & LOS ANGELES ST. ARE YOU A GOOD COOK? Do you like to care for children? Do you need good money? Then a situation wanted ad in the Amelia Bulletin will find the work you want. Call 2321. 16. Situation Wanted BABY SITTING, Ph. 4776 CARPENTER Power Tools, remodeling and repairs, 649 & East St. Ph. 4772 WILL TAKE Care of 2 children my home, 614 W. Center St. EXPERIENCED WOMAN in several types of work wants steady employment. Ph. 4787 after 8 p.m. EVENING JANITOR work or part-time Service Station work. Experienced. Ph. 4784 EXP, CHILD care, He br. Ph. 7300 WANTED IRONING, 217 Narda. Ph. 7372 PRACTICAL NURSEING. Ph. 2414 IRONING IN My Home, He br. Ph. 2688. WASH & Iron, 117 N. Sabina RUBBISH HAULING REASONABLE RATES Free Destinations Phone 7729 649 N. Helena LADYWOULD like housework daily, 267 E. Wilhelmina St., after 8 p.M. INSURANCE STENG exp. Write P.O. Box 444, Long Beach BABY SITTING & Ivoting. Ph. Picentia, 438 after 8 p.m. PLASTER PATCHING. Ph. 4871 CLOTHING alterations. Ph. 5388 IRONING IN My Home, Ph. 7148 PRACTICAL Nursein Ph. 1005 EDUCATIONAL Music Rentals RENT BAND Instr. All rent applies on purchase. Pullaton Music 119 K. Spadra Bd. ANAHEIM REALTY BOARD IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH YOUR LOCAL REALTOR THROUGH THE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Build and Save for Home or Income 2 BEDROOM HOME $4500. Finest in America for the Price 3 BEDROOM HOME $6000. Over 1000 sq. ft. of living area with 1½ baths 2 ONE BEDROOM UNITS $7400. Living room, dinette, kitchen, bedroom, bath, center hallway Any of these structures soundly and expertly constructed with top quality materials on your lot in about 60 days. We arrange top local financing with very easy payments POMONA BUILDERS, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1414 South Main Street Santa Ana Phone KI—3-9373 anytime for appointment 40. Lot for Sale 40. Lot for Sale CHOICE RESIDENTIAL LOTS 2 choice lots, southwest location, all improvements in paved culdesac street. ONLY $2000 each Next door to post office on Broadway See ROQUET REALTY PHONE 2254