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FJC Offers Adult Night Classes in Precision Grinding to Aid Industry To help industry in Northern Orange County recruit much needed personnel in maintenance and in precision grinding positions, Fullerton Junior College adult night schools are offering classes in these subjects taught by experts from local industry. Machinery and Equipment Maintenance and Precision Grinding are highly specialized trades requiring the development of skills which demand high pay in industry. The machinery and equipment maintenance course is being taught Monday and Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m. Instructor is A.A. Zurbruegg, a tool engineer at Northrop Aircraft, Inc. He has had 17 years industrial experience. The course will include such subjects as maintenance and repair of electric controls, lines, and machinery; shop layout for safety and cleanliness, reading of construction blue prints, sheet metal maintenance, machine repair, welding, carpentry, painting, plumbing, heating, ventilating and others. The precision grinding class will be taught Mondays and Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m. Bartley S. Mumma, Supervisor of Grinding at Kwikset Locks, Inc., and a veteran of many years in tool and die grinding, will teach the course. The classes will cover the selection of proper wheels and the use of diamonds, planning work and operations of the precision grinder including blue print reading and shop sketches. The use of sine bars, grinding vices, optical comparators, and other precision equipment will be taught along with the different types of grinders and their uses. Grinding is a precise trade requiring skill of the type found in good tool and die makers. Adults—whether employed in industry or not—who wish to enter one of the classes may register at the junior college on the night the class meets. There is a registration fee of $1. The Anaheim Area Industrial Group, a division of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, sponsored Schools Join Forces For Study of Smog LOS ANGELES (UP)—Three Los Angeles medical schools and the Los Angeles County Medical Assn. are joining forces for a large-scale smog study program. Association President Dr. Paul D. Foster said today. Foster said the participating medical schools include the University of Southern California, the University of California at Los Angeles and the College of Medical Evangelists. He said the California Institute of Technology would be asked to lend aid to the project. "This study will seek to determine the exact extent of damage smog does to human tissue, the exact contaminants and concentrations which cause that damage, and just what their sources are," he said. Auto Dealer Killed Crossing Coast Highway LAGUNA BEACH—Struck down by an automobile as he attempted to cross busy Coast Highway, Harry Green, 59, an automobile dealer was killed Tuesday night. Green was crossing at Brooks Street at the south edge of town when he was hit by a car driven by James Howard Mills, 38, a sign painter who lives in Venice, Police The eight guest-passengers aboard the yacht "Spiritus" out of Nassau, Bahamas, are gripped by terror when a shot is fired in the night and that host and owner of the craft, wealthy eccentric Darius Opdyke is reported missing from the vessel. Sardonic old Jonas, the ship's captain, assembles his passengers in the cabin, advising them that Opdyke had a promotion of meeting with foul play on the voyage, and had consequently left his will in Jonas' keeping. The document depicts that the Spiritus continue long courses toward South America for seven days, by the end of which period Mr. Opdyke had believed his Killer would be revealed. Eagle-eyed Stewartdare Macbeth is placed in charge of the ship and she watches over them like a jailor. The strain of all this causes sensitive little Gay Walton, movie actress, to become hysterical and Dr. Reuben Randolph, a psychiatrist, co-founded elderly Ledy Larry Mraine, and Larry Redding, a lawyer, each admit having quarreled with their host prior to his disappearance. Virginia Peterson only American girl aboard the yacht, had seen some seagulls thing overboard after the shot had been fired, but she very wisely keeps this information to herself. CHAPTER ELEVEN UP ON THE veranda dock, Brown, still in evening clothes, his dark face purple, his hair on end, was panting in Larry's embrace, and Robert had put a jujitsu turstur on Dr. Randolph's plied white linen jacket into some sort of order. "I was making necessary investigations, dictated by my experience," he announced to us. "Then I was making investigations too." Randolph countered promptly. Robert had handed him his dressing gown, and the shorts were velled. Brown gave him a nasty look. "Which is why you went directly to the safe and began to fiddle with the knob?" "What sort of ring-around-the-eyes is this?" inquired the captain in disgust. "It's as plain as the nose on my face that ye was both after the letter in the safe. That's a hard boot to crack, so it isn't likely you got it. Still, I'll give you a going over to make sure." He ran his hands expertly through Brown's pockets, around his waistline, and down his trousers. The big lawyer flushed, but offered no objection. Then he turned out the pockets of the doctor's dressing gown—with no result. He seemed satisfied. "I guess that's that. You didn't throw it out of the ports, for they give on the deck." is placing all of us in grave ger—himself most of all." Beyond turning down the arcs of his mouth in a hoop, did not bother to answer. The ship's carpenter no rived with his equipment, and captain went around him pull down the shutters from inside and bolt the porta. Wit had locked the door and dived into his pocket, he owed the iron bar screwed into across it. In a silence which volumes, he waited to see t finished. "You can bolt us out," my art said, "but can you bolt an?" Jonas threw him a sharp on a clean white cotton dress rubber-soled sandals. I told onica-colored scarf, which said matched my eyes, around neck, and thought that at looked healthy, which was than could be said for some other women. Then I went Dr. Reuben Randolph, a psychiatrist, comforts her, Elderly Lady Larry Tremaine, Breding a broken, mine, overboard, and Frederick Brown, a lawyer, admit having quarreled with their host prior to his disappearance. Virginia Tintagel, the only American girl aboard the yacht, had seen someone toss something after the shot had been fired but she very wisely keeps this information to herself. CHAPTER ELEVEN UP ON THE veranda deck, Brown, still in evening clothes, his dark face purple, his hair on end, was panting in Larry's embrace, and Robert had put a juilts twist on Dr. Randolph's arm. The doctor had lost the dressing gown in which he had been draped since the night before, exposing a wide expanse of hairless chest, and rather astonishing purple shorts. The start of a beautiful mouse was puffing up on his left eye. The Captain stood between the combatants, and he was plenty mad. "Speak up now," he was saying, "or I will put ye both in irons. And don't think I'd stop at doing it, either." For a minute both men were obstinately silent, but then Randolph spoke up. "As I was walking past the owner's cabin, I heard a noise and decided to look into it." Brown gave a snort, which made him more like a hippopotamus than ever. "The hell you did! In the first place, I was not making a noise, and in the second place, you opened the door like a thief, peered around the room, and did not come in until you thought it was empty. I had a good view of you, because I heard you coming and stepped into the shower." "I object to the word theft," Randolph said hotly. "I didn't say you were one. I said you moved like one." Brown's tone was anything but conciliatory. The captain cut them short. "I've had enough of this. You'd no business there, either one of you. Todd, tell the carpenter to bring up an iron bar and some screw bolts. I'll shunt the place up right. Had ought to have done it sooner, seeing that Nosey Parkers are on board. Now, I'd like to hear what you was after—and don't think I'll be surprised." Brown had disengaged himself from Larry, who looked bewildered as usual, and smoothed his crum- noise on my face that ye was both after the letter in the safe. That's a hard box to crack, so it isn't likely you got it. Still, I'll give you a going over to make sure." He ran his hands expertly through Brown's pockets, around his waistline, and down his trousers. The big lawyer flushed, but offered no objection. Then he turned out the pockets of the doctor's dressing gown—with no result. He seemed satisfied. "I guess that's that. You didn't throw it out of the ports, for they give on the deck." "It could be in the cabin," Robert offered mildly. Jonas threw him a sharp look in which there was no gratitude, but he led off to a search of the cabin, and of the shower, hurrying it along as much as possible. Nothing was found, but by the time the hunting was finished, Brown had resumed, not without an effort, his air of manly frankness. "Tm glad to have you see that I did not obtain anything, I am quite willing to admit that I hoped toplainly we should all like to have possible if it could help to clear things up, could put a stop to this force of cruising around and waiting. Of course I had meant to make it public if I found it. Im my opinion, the captain should open the safe for us now." Jonas cracked apart the fissure of his grin. "And void the will! I'm not that dumb, Mr. Brown, nor you're not neither. If there's secrets about all of ye in that letter, they'll come out on the seventh day, and not before." By this time Randolph also had recovered his self-possession, and had had time to think out another stratagem. "As a psychiatrist, captain, I must warn you that you are taking a grave risk when you put us under such a strain. There are people on board who might crack, and some very regrettable things could happen." "That don't worry me much," the captain declared. Robert spoke up with a gentle detachment which was almost apologetic (and look out for him when he is disarming), "Would you care to tell us, doctor, whom you have in mind?" "That would be unprofessional,' Randolph answered sternly. 'But I can assure you that the captain There was no one in the wroom, nor up on the prom deck, in the salon, or in the T ship. The ship was so deserted that might have been the only board. The sense of privacy of freedom from the complex of the cruise might have pleased if I had not been to gry to enjoy it. But I was. I started down to B deck some vague idea of raiding galley. I have never been gine that could run without. The stairs from A to B were in a circular well area pillar, and I suppose my soiled shoes made no noise; before I rounded the last corner something which froze in my tracks. It was Cas voice, low, venomous, skimming cream. "So I was in the doctor's office that all you have to tell me." A man answered in an ungulshable mumble, but I pretty sure that it was Todd. "Do you think I am fooled to give you a hundred Dollar asked." This time I heard Todd o'You'd better, Mrs. Redding. Carlotta gave a horrible T've heard of blackmail Do you think I'd put myself the hands of a rat like you your story anywhere you You'll not shake me down when She took a step as if she coming to the stairs, and back up, hearing the deter click of her heels behind me just time to luck into the room and fling myself into a before she reached the top. I told me that this would need good conversation to get overhearing. (To Be Continued) FOR HANDY GUYS—Two contestants in the all-Bavarian finger-wrestling competition engage in a battle to pull each other's hand across a tape stretched over the middle of a table in Munich. With middle fingers hooked in a leather sling, they tug away local competitions to determine who is Germany's finger-wrestling champion. It's a popular sport over there. Placentian Jailed on Drunk Driving Count Record Reviews Popular Records NEW YORK (N)—George Girard's trumpet solo on the Basin Street Six's Mercury Recording of LEGAL NOTICE RESOLUTION NO. 2352 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACKNOWLEDGING RECEIPT OF A PETITION FOR THE ANNEXATION ARCHIVAL City Hall of the City, or be and the same is here the day, hour and place where any person owes property within said it proposed to be annexed, any objections to the prosecution, may appear City Council of the City FOR HANDY GUYS—Two contestants in the all-Bavarian finger-wrestling competition in a battle to pull each other’s hands across a tape stretched over the middle of a table in Munich. With middle fingers hooked in a leather sling, they tug away local competitions to determine who is Germany’s finger-wrestling champion. It’s a popular sport over there. Placentian Jailed on Drunk Driving Count A 30-day jail sentence was given Emilio B. Sanchez, 23-year-old Placentia resident when he appeared today before Judge Ronald L. Tidley in Anaheim-Pullerton Municipal court on charges of drunk driving. Sanches had been nabbed yesterday as he left an establishment in Placentia where officers noted windows being broken. He was fined 150 or the 30 days in jail and failed to produce the amount of the fine. BAXTER'S ORCHESTRA Available For Dances, Parties, Etc. Phone Anaheim 1463 After 6 P.M. Record Reviews Popular Records NEW YORK (UP)—George Girard’s trumpet solo on the Basin Street Six’s Mercury Recording of “Melancholy Rhapsody” should rank one of the outstanding individual performances of 1953. Girard’s trumpet is reminiscent of Bunny Berigan’s in many passages. It is persuasive and authoritative without being ostentatious. This is truly a fine record, because on the flipover the Basin Street Six team up for an authentic New Orleans version of the old Dixieland standby, “Panama.” Kid Ory, who never has lost his New Orleans touch on his sojourns to California, has added a superb recording of “Dixieland One Step” to Good Time Jazz’s library of Crescent City classics. The combo plays “Ory’s Trombone” on the other side, but who cares? If you’re grieving over the demise of bebop, you’ll be happy to know that M-G-M has resurrected the body with a 12-inch Long Play waxing of the memorable 1946 Woody Herman concept at Carnegie Hall. Always Ellington Herman’s ubiquitous clarinet gets a rest, with most of the sinuous solos going to the late Sunny Berman. Red Norvegia are evident, too, in the Woodchopper including the now famous “Wild Root.” During the dismal period while Dixieland was in a limbo and bop was waiting to be born, there was always Duke Ellington, one of the greatest artists of the 20th century, to make mood music. The Duke is still very much around, and his latest Columbia LP, “Premiered by Ellington,” is a masterful assembly of eight numbers which have stood up through the years, including “Stardust,” “Stormy Weather,” “Cocktails for Two” and “Flamingo.” Dean Martin’s song from his latest movie is an amusing one. It’s called “That’s Amore” and Dean has recorded the merry tune for Capitol. Same goes for Blue Barron on an M-G-M label. George Shaw’s vocal on “Rage to Riches” (Decea) gets expert Latin-style backing from Jimmie Leyden’s orchestra. “Let Me Go, Devil,” on the flippo is a warning to all. Hillibilly hit of the week: “Catfish Boogie” by Tennessee Ernie on a Capitol single. William D. Laffler. Knight for Governor Legal Notice RESOLUTION NO. 2252 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ACKNOWLEDGING RECEPTION OF A PETITION FOR THE ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN JUDGE AND THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DESIGNATING THE TERRITORY AS THE EUCLID-LA PALMA ANNEXATION; DESCRIBING THE BOUNDARIES OF THE TERRITORY PROPOSED TO BE ANNEXED BY THE DAY, HOUR AND PLACE WHERE AND WHEN ANY PERSON OWNING REAL PROPERTY WITHIN SUCH TERRITORY SO PROPOSED TO BE ANNEXED MAY APPEAR BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE SHOOTER CAUSE THE TERRITORY SHOULD NOT BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AND RESCINDING, RESOLUTION NO. 2248. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Anaheim did on the date of September 17, recognize a written petition asking that certain new territory be annexed to the City of Anaheim; and WHEREAS, before the filing of said petition, the proposal for the annexation of the territory hereinabove and certain new territory described in said petition be annexed to the City of Anaheim; and WHEREAS, said territory proposed to be annexed to said City of Anaheim is situated in the County of Orange, State of California, and is contiguous to the City of Anaheim and is uninhabited territory, and now signed by government less than one-fourth (%) of the area and not less than one-fourth (%) of the assessed valuation of the land in such territory proposed to be annexed, according to the last preceding equalized county assessment. WHEREAS, the City Council finds from evidence and reports received that at time of the filing and presentation of said petition that said new territory proposed to be annexed to any municipal corporation and that said territory was uninhabited and is contiguous to the City of Anaheim are an follows, to-wait: A tract of land being a portion of the NW % of the NW% of Section T, T4S, R10W, SBB & more particularly described as an easement at a point also being the southeast corner of the intersection of La Palma Avenue and Euclid Ave. City Hall of the City, or else the same is here; the day, hour and place where any person owns property within said town or city; and show cause why such objections may be appealed; at said hour and place cause, if any they have, territory should not be sent and BE IT FURTHER BEING BASED ON THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF ANAHEIM ACKNOWLEDGING RECEPTION OF A PETITION FOR THE ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN JUDGE AND THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DESIGNATING THE TERRITORY AS THE EUCLID-LA PALMA ANNEXATION; DESCRIBING THE BOUNDARIES OF THE TERRITORY PROPOSED TO BE ANNEXED BY THE DAY, HOUR AND PLACE WHERE AND WHEN ANY PERSON OWNING REAL PROPERTY WITHIN SUCH TERRITORY SO PROPOSED TO BE ANNEXED MAY APPEAR BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE SHOOTER CAUSE THE TERRITORY SHOULD NOT BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ANAHEIM AND RESCINDING, RESOLUTION NO. 2248. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Anaheim did on the date of September 17, recognize a written petition asking that certain new territory be annexed to the City of Anaheim; and is contiguous to the City of Anaheim and is uninhabited territory, and now signed by government less than one-fourth (%) of the area and not less than one-fourth (%) of the assessed valuation of the land in such territory proposed to be annexed, according to the last preceding equalized county assessment. WHEREAS, the City Council finds from evidence and reports received that at time of the filing and presentation of said petition that said new territory proposed to be annexed to any municipal corporation and that said territory was uninhabited and is contiguous to the City of Anaheim are an follows, to-wait: A tract of land being a portion of the NW % of the NW% of Section T, T4S, R10W, SBB & more particularly described as an easement at a point also being the southeast corner of La Palma Avenue and Euclid Ave. ATTEST: Charles E. Griffith City Clerk of the City Amheim (SEAL) STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE COUNTY OF ANAHEIM I. CHARLES E. G. City Clerk of the City do hereby certify that this resolution was passed and at an adjourned meeting on April 28th, 1955, by the following members thereof: AYES: COUNCILMEMBER Knight for Governor Club Formed in County SANTA ANA—Jumping the gun on the Republicans and everybody else, politically-ambitious Charles J. Hindley today announced that he has formed a Goodwin J. Knight for Governor Club. Hindley, one-time candidate for Santa Ana police chief, State Assembly and then the Senate, as well as for other posts for which he was always unsuccessful, is a license examiner with the State Contractors' License Bureau now. He said that Z. B. West of Santa Ana is secretary of the club and that R. O. Hosken of Brea, Ernest W. Wood of La Habra, L. O. Rhoades of Anaheim and Miss Mabelle Hooker of Buena Park comprise the executive committee. Woman Motorist Pinned Under Car in Mishap CAPISTRANO BEACH—a woman motorist, thrown from her car in a collision, lay beneath its rear wheels for long minutes Tuesday night before a tow car lifted the vehicle from her. Mrs. Susanne Murlin, 56, of 138 Princess St., San Clemente got major hurts in the mishap on Highway 101, a half mile south of the Coast Highway Y intersection. Sidney Clark, 47, of Long Beach was the driver of the car which rammed her’s and his machine then caromed off to strike a car operated by Edward L. Phillips, 39, of Arcadia. Police booked Clark on a felony drunk driving count. Read the Anaheim Bulletin want ads for profit and pleasure. RADIO and TELEVISION TOM DANSON'S ... TV-RADIOLOGIC THURSDAY, OCT. 8—Several special shows are on the docket for TVviewing tonight, but first, give Charles Ruggles a look-see as you watch for watch troubles. KECA (7) is the station at T... Here's one important special. "One Hour Till Doom," one of the most significant and timely television programs ever prepared for a local viewing audience, will be shown over KTTV (11) at 8:30. Vividly depicting that last hour in a suburban Los Angeles community during which Communists come out in the open to strike, Temple City will undergo "the treatment." Ray Bolger's new program, "Where's Raymond?" makes its debut, over KECA (7) at 8:30 also. The show will have situation comedy—but it won't be a situation comedy. And it won't be a revue... A madman who hates servicemen—especially Marines—is featured on tonight's "Dragnet" episode from KNBH (4) at 9... Former President Harry S. Truman will be heard on KECA radio at 9:30 in an address from St. Louis, Mo. ... And at 9:35, President Eisenhower will be heard over KNX from the Statler Hotel in Washington, D.C. The following programs are compiled from reports provided by broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part—T.R.D. TELEVISION TONIGHT Thursday, Oct. 8 6:00 P.M. Tim McGoy "Atom Sound" Al Javile Starry Lady Webster Webfoot Gabby Hayes Corral Howdy Doody Space Funnies Western Feature Jack Bauer Eshertiff John Televenture P.M. Laurel and Hardy Nutry, Clown Space Patrol Action Theater Thunderbolt Dick Hymes Cmdr. Comet Jack Owens Bamar Jungle News Newsreel The Ruggles Range Rider Joe Hill Show Pet Exchange Hank McOmee Surprise Twist U.N. 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Pentagon USA March of Medicine City at Night Famous Rushands Life Begins at 80 On Your Way News-Movie Charlie Clifton News Penguin Entrigue News and Sports Beat the Clock Don Los-News Close-up Dick Pitball This Week TV Jukebox Jackn's Sort, Shoot City Hall of the City, of Anaheim, be and the same is hereby fixed as the day, hour and place when and where any person owning real property within said territory so proposed to be appointed and held by any objections to the proposed annexation, may appear before the City Council of the City of Anaheim and show cause why such territory should not be so annexed; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized and directed to cause a copy of this Resolution to be published at least twice, but not oftener than once a week, in a newspaper of general circulation, published in the City, to-wit: The Anaheim Bulletin of Anaheim, Orange County, published in a newspaper of general circulation, published outside of the City, but in the County of Orange, in which is located the territory hereinabove proposed to be annexed to the City of Anaheim, to wit: the Place Clerk, to wit: the Place Clerk shall be completed at least twenty (20) days prior to the date of hearing hereinabove specified. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim be, and he is hereby authorized and directed to cause written notice of such proposed annexation to be mailed to each person to whom land within the territory proposed to be annexed is assessed, in the last equalised county assessment roll available, on the last proceedings were initiated, at the address or known to said City Clerk, and to any person who has filed his name and address and the designation of lands in which he has any interest, either legal or equitable with said Clerk. That in the event that such reservation is proposed to be annexed to the City of Anaheim is owned by a County, the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim shall also cause written notice of such proposed annexation. Be notified to the Board of Supervisors of such reservation notices shall be given before than twenty (30) days before the first public hearing on the proposed annexation. Resolution No. 2443 is hereby rescinded. THE FOREGOING RESOLUTION is elicited and approved me this 25th day of September, 1853. CHAS. A. PEARSON MAYOR OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM ATTEST: Charles E. Griffith City Clerk of the City Anaheim. (SEAL) STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE CITY OF ANAHEIM. I. CHARLES E. GRIFITER City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was passed and adopted at an adjourned meeting of the City Council of the City of Anaheim, held on the 25th September, 1853, by the following vote of the members thereof: AYES: COUNCILMEN: Pearson, TOMORROW Friday, Oct. 9 6:30 Cinemas Carnival 8:20 Farm Reporter 8:20 News 7:30 Thrull Theater 10:00 A.M. Ding Dong School 10:30 Glamour Girl 8:30 Stuart Mich 10:40 Living 11:00 A.M. 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GRIFFITH, City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was passed and adopted at an adjourned meeting of the City Council of the City of Anaheim, held on the 23th day of September, 1953, by the following vote of the members thereof: AYES: COUNCILMEN: Pearson, Wisser and Van Wagoner. NOES: COUNCILMEN: None. ABSENT: COUNCILMEN Boney and Heying. AND I FURTHER CERTIFY that the Mayor of the City of Anaheim approved and signed said resolution on the 23rd day of September, 1953. IN-WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the City of Anaheim this 28th day of September, 1953. CHARLES E. GRIFFITH City Clerk of the City of Anaheim. (SEAL) Pub. Oct. 1-8, 1953. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. YOUR NAME ADDRESS CANCER % YOUR LOCAL POST OFFICE Give to the AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY 7:45 Orange Empire Reporter Stock Market Repor. 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