anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-14

GOP Helps Eisenhower Celebrate Birthday (Continued from Page 1) an outdoor box supper in a stadium, a $100-a-plate roast beef dinner and a circus tent and a three-bour show in the Hershey Arena. High spot of the evening for Mr. Eisenhower was formal notification of the creation of the Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships by friends across the country to promote better international understanding. This was his big birthday gift. In his only extensive, but informal remarks of the eveing, the President said he hoped the fellowships would promote "International relationships of friendship and not enmity, not prejudice, not preconceived notions that the other fellow is a skunk while we are pretty good fellows." Message of Youth The President also had a particular message for the young people in the audience: "The Republican party is trying to use all of its brains, all of the ability it has, all of its understanding of this world as it now exists...to establish the foundation from which you will carry this United States forward to greater blessings of liberty and freedom under God than it has ever known before." Mr. Eisenhower was undeniably touched by the warmth of the reception he received in Hershey. In the chilly night air of the stadium, the President's eyes glistened with appreciation as an estimated 12,000 persons sang repeated choruses of "Happy Birthday." Citrus Market LOS ANGELES — The local citrus report as prepared by the Federal-State Market News service: Grapefruit and oranges about steady; lemons slightly weaker. Grapefruit: Par box local packed fancy 64s & larger 4.50-5.25, 80s 3.75-4, fair low ag 3.50, ruby red Florida U. S. 1 one mark 6472s Rails Lead Rise On Stock Market NEW YORK (UP)—Steel shares, with gains ranging to more than a point, led the stock market higher today on increased volume. The rise in the industrial stocks was the widest in a week. Gains in other departments were mostly in the fractional zone. A few railroad equities displayed a considerable amount of strength. The rise in the industrial group was touched off by a highly favorable earnings report by Republic Steel. That stock was the bellwether in the section. Republic was the first company to reveal its earnings for the third quarter. It had record sales and its net profit amounted to $2.30 a common share, compared with $1 cents a share in the strike ridden quarter of 1952. Investors generally feel that other major steel producers will show highly favorable results in the third quarter. Outside of the rails and the industrials, utilities only rose a few cents as measured by the averages. Low priced Benguet Mining stole the spotlight in volume. It was the most active stock. It opened on a block of 71,000 shares at $1, unchanged. Just before the close, it was traded at 1 1-8. A few of the high priced oil shares registered wide changes. Funeral Notices HAMLYN, Joseph E., 75, of 706 South Claudina St., died Tuesday years. He came to Anaheim from morning after an illness of four Freeport, Ill., in 1920 where he was affiliated with a large construction firm. He continued his contracting in this city until his retirement. He was the builder of the American Legion hall and the City Park Greek theater. Other than his widow, Ann, he leaves two sons, Harold E. of Santa Ana, Russell Hamlyn of Anaheim Police force; three Saudi Arabia New For Scott Nay Family Scott and Florence Nay and two children, Judy, 12, and 9 left Monday night by pla Uthmaniyh, Saudi Arabia, they will live for the next two years are former Lincoln Avidents. The family will stay in New for four days, then go on to Scotia, Holland, Rome and L before reaching their destiny. Nay is employed by the can-Arabia Oil Company. Nay said he and his family to spend a two-week vacation in the Holy Land Rome. At Anaheim Hospital Tuesday ARRIVALS—Miss Dora Saucedo, Anah DEPARTURES—Floyd Parks, Buena Park Russell Stebbins, Anaheim Mrs. Phamle Hatfield, Breas LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that on 26th day of October, 1952, hour of 10:00 A.M. on said date at the premises known as An Truck and Transfer Company; uated at 505 South Los A Street, Anaheim, California; th designed will sell at public prowned by laying the following person said auction and sale to be under and by virtue of Section Act 9059, Deering's California legal Law; for the purpose of lying the lien of the unders for storage of said property gether with the costs of said The undersigned reserves the to reject any bid. OWNER: California Sportservice, Inc PROPERTY: 1 Cushion Rack 4 Vending Trays 2 Ice Van Vending Trays 2 Ballot Boxes 2 Buckets 2 Wooden Change Boxes 2 Trash Cans OWNER: Mrs Thelma Lee Corpus PROPERTY: 1 Dresser & Mirror 1 Chest of Drawers 1 Sewing Machine 1 Victrola CITrus Market LOS ANGELES — The local citrus report as prepared by the Federal-State State News service: Grapefruit and oranges about steady; lemons slightly weaker. Grapefruit: Per box local packed fancy 64s & larger 4.50-5.25, 80s 3.75-4, fair low aq 3.50, ruby red Florida U. S. I one mark 6472s 9.50, 80s 9.25, 96s $7, fair 6.50. Lemona: Local San Diego county Ventura county loose fancy boxes 5.50-6, few 5.25, packed fancy cartons 126s 3.50-3.75, 150-180s 3.754. Oranges: Prices unchanged except valencias per box local loose fancy 126s & larger 4.25-4.50, 150s 3.75-4, 176s 3.25, few 3.50, 200s 8.50-2.75, 220s 2.25, 252s 2.5, 88s 1.85. BANK DEBITS Anaheim bank debits year-today totaled $527,816.92, according to figures compiled today by local banks. ORVAL'S BAYS WHILE YOU WIN! "Your Schwinn Bicycle Dealer" 419 W. Center Phone 2759 PRODUCE MARKET LOS ANGELES (UP)—Produce: Misc fruit: Dates Coach valley flats 15 lb hydrated 2.75-3. Eggplant: Lugs Coach valley 1.50-1.75. Onions: Street sales 10 lb sacks Spanish Perris valley 2-3 inch .90-1.10. Squash: Nallan flats Coach valley'1.50-2. Misc vegetables: Okra per lb Coach valley 10-13 cents. THURSDAY 3 GREAT VALUES! Here are 3 Specially Selected Values in Newly Arrived Merchandise — and each an Outstanding Value — Shop Early BATISTE BLOUSES New Lace Trimmed Batiste Blouses of Good Quality — Sizes from FUNeral HOLIDOUS HAMLYN, Joseph E., 75, of 706 South Claudina St., died Tuesday years. He came to Anaheim from morning after an illness of four Freeport, Ill., in 1920 where he was affiliated with a large construction firm. He continued his contracting in this city until his retirement. He was the builder of the American Legion hall and the City Park Greek theater. Other than his widow, Ann, he leaves two sons, Harold E of Santa Ana, Sgt Russell Hamlyn of Anaheim Police force; three daughters, Mrs. Thelma Brandt of Fresno, Mrs. Dorothy Barnett, Anaheim; Capt. Ethel Weber, U. S. Army Nurses corps, stationed in Germany, and three grandsons. Last rites will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. from Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel by the Rev. H. P. Stief, pastor of the Grace Lutheran church. Burial will be in Loma Vista Memorial park. Funeral services for Fred Sieken, who died while on a fishing trip on Smith River, California and Oregon border ine, will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel by the Rev. H. P. Stief, pastor of the Grace Lutheran church. Burial will be in Loma Vista Memorial park. OWNER: Mrs. Thelma Lee Corpus PROPERTY: 1 Cushion Rack 4 Vending Trays Ice Cream Vending Trays Sailor Boxes Buckets Wooden Change Boxes Trash Cans OWNER: Mrs. Thelma Lee Corpus PROPERTY: 1 Dress & Mirror 1 Chest of Drawers 1 Sewing Machine 1 Victrola 1 Washing Machine 1 Wooden Locker 1 Kitchen Table 1 Rocking Chair 1 Overstuffed Chair 1 Divan 2 Bed Ends Small table Small End Tables Coffee Table Round Occasional Table Small Lamp Table Magazine Rack Movable Sink Bread Box & Contents No Picnic Basket Sulton Leather Covered Box Vanity Bench Folding Lawn Chairs Wooden Box & Contents known Cartons Contents Unknown Simile Swings Complete Coll Spring 4 x 6 Barrels Contents Unknown Wooden Bench Floor Lamp Wash Board Bundle (2) Bed Rails Bundle (3) Slides Pieces of Glass Bundle Curtains Cushion OWNER: David Harris PROPERTY: 1 Packard Bell Television Set OWNER: Walter Rodilla PROPERTY: Matresses Overstuffed Chair Daveno Bed Arm Chair Picture Rocking Chair Bed Ends Col Spring Bed Rails Rollaway Bed Small Stool Army Bags & Contents Kitchen Table Leaf Table Straight Chairs Kitchen Chairs OWNER: D.E.Doyle PROPERTY: 1 Neon Sign OWNER: L.W.Smith PROPERTY: 1 Coll Spring 4 x 6 Folding Cot Metal Bed Ends OttomanDaVauport Studio Couch Bed Rails Stool Gas Range Mirror Larage Rug Mattress 4 x 6 Market Cart & Contents known Boxes Contents Unknown Barrel Contents Unknown Child's Rocker Chair Here are 3 Specially Selected Values in Newly Arrived Merchandise — and each an Outstanding Value — Shop Early BATISTE BLOUSES New Lace Trimmed Batiste Blouses of Good Quality — Sizes from 32 up 295 CHENILLE ROBES Washable Chenille Robes In a Good Color Range— 395 BRUNCH LENGTH FULL LENGTH ...5.95 GOATS At 19.00 — Shortie Coats in all Popular Shades. At 29.00 — Full Length Coats of Fine All Wool Fabrics 1900 2900 WALBURG'S 181 WEST CENTER STREET Saudi Arabia New Home for Scott Nay Family Scott and Florence Nay and their two children, Judy, 12, and Scotty, left Monday night by plane for Thmanlyh, Saudi Arabia, where they will live for the next two years. They are former Lincoln Ave. residents. The family will stay in New York for four days, then go on to Nova Scotia, Holland, Rome and Lebanon before reaching their destination. Nay is employed by the Ameri- n-Arabia Oil Company. Nay said he and his family plan to spend a two-week Christmas vacation in the Holy Land and home. At Anaheim Hospital Tuesday ARRIVALS— Miss Dora Saucedo, Anaheim FARTURES— Floyd Parks, Buena Park Bussell Stebbins, Anaheim Mfra, Phamie Hatfield, Brea LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that on the third day of October, 1953, at the hour of 10:00 A.M. on said day at premises known as Anaheim Back and Transfer Company, situated at 505 South Los Angeles street, Anaheim, California, the unsigned will sell at public auction following described property owned by the following persons, auction and sale to be made later and by virtue of Section 23, 9059, Deerings California General Law, for the purpose of satisfying the lien of the undersigned storage of said property, to cover the costs of said sale undersigned reserves the right reject any bid. NER: California Sportservice, Inc. PERTY: Cushion Rack Vending Trays Ice Cream Vending Trays Ballot Boxes Buckets Wooden Change Boxes Trash Can NER: ra Thelma Lee Corpus PERTY: Dresser & Mirror Chest of Drawers Sewing Machine Victrola Farm Bureau Mops Up Drive for New Memberships SANTA ANA — A county-wide drive for members for Orange County Farm Bureau, which has headquarters in this city and is planning construction of a new building, will be launched Nov. 1, it was announced today by Edgar E. Pankey, chairman of the bureau's membership committee. He said that his committeemen are "mopping up" the last of 500 memberships which must be included on the membership rolls as of Oct. 31 if the bureau is to be given credit, on a state-wide basis, for its enrollment of more than 3500 farm families. Many of the ones not yet signing or paying—are those who usually pay at conclusion of crop harvests or marketing, Pankey explained. The bureau's directors, faced with bids for too much outlay for a headquarters building on Chapman Ave. near Flower St., are revising downward their plans and soon will ask new bids. The structure as now planned should cost no more than $55,000 it was estimated. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin OPEN FRIDAYS 9 TIL 9 P.M. SMITH - REAFIT FURNITURE CO. Drastic Reductions — Tremendo us S THIS IS OUR FINAL WEEK MAKE A CAREFUL THIS IS OUR FINAL WEEK REFURNISH NOW BIG SELECTIONS! EASY TERMS! Terrific Price For Your LIVING ROOM 3 PC. OVERSIZE SECTIONAL 229.50 NUTRIA MOHAIR REGULAR 289.50—SPECIAL 2 PIECE MODERN SOFA & CHAIR 179.50 Flame Mohair REGULAR $299.50 — SPECIAL 3 Pc. SECTIONAL 129.50 Brown and Floral Reg. 184.50—Sale Price ODD TABLE LAMPS ½ Off Prices Start at $7.95 BLEACHED MAHOGANY RECORD CABINET Reg. $39.95 $19.95 Sale ... OCCASIONAL TABLES MAKE A CAREFUL MENT... YOU'LL DUCED 50%... BUILD MAPLE SIDE SET OF 2 Pc. Maple BED D Gold and G MAPLE COFFEE REGULA Maple DINING Reg. 369.50 MAPLE LADDI REGULA Copper TEA K Reg. 19.95 - ½ Off Prices Start at $7.95 CABINET Reg. $39.95 $19.95 Sale ... OCCASIONAL TABLES Set of 3 MAHOGANY TABLES Cocktail, Two Step End Tables — Set of 3 ... 39.50 2 Bleached Mahogany COMMODE END TABLES Reg. 30.95 — SPECIAL 14.95 Modern Ash COFFEE TABLE 2 Deck — Reg. 47.50 Special ... 14.95 Modern Western Maple COFFEE TABLE 3 Deck — Reg. 25.50 Sale Price ... 14.95 SMITH-REAFSNYD 151 N. LOS ANGELES ST. Dairy Market LOS ANGELES (UP)—Dairy: Eggs: Uncandled producer graded for size 30 per cent AA large 55-68, medium 55-57, small 43-43½. Candled eggs to retailers for distributors' plant, delivered one-cent higher, cartons three cents higher: Grade AA extra large 75-78, large 174, medium 62-63; grade A extra large 71-73, large 67-68, medium 58-59, small 43-45; grade B large 58-61. Prices to consumers in cartons: Grade AA large 79-87, medium 67-2, grade A large 75-84, medium 46-9, small 50-55. Live poultry: Broilers 1-2½ lbs 27-30, fryers 1/2-3½ lbs 32-34, fryers 3/4-4 lbs 3-35, roasters over 4 lbs 34-36, fryers caponettes 34½ lbs 35-37, roasters caponettes over 4 lbs 36-38. Hens light type under 4 lbs 17-18, hens light type 41 bs and up 19-21, hens cross 4½ lbs up 22-23, hens heavy type all weights 27-29. Turkeys, young hens 34-35, toms 28-30. Rabbits white fryers miscellaneous lots 20-21, commercial 21-2. Butter: Jobbing prices in cartons: Grade AA 72½-76, grade A 72½-74, grade B 70½-72. MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Ph. 5450 SHAVERS Schick - Sunbeam - Remington Shearing Heads - Repairs Selcorn Ground Cast Shaves - Shaver Free Demonstrations Liberal trade-in allowance on old shaver ANAHEIM’ BARBER SHOP 111 Sq. Los Angeles St. REAFSNYDER FURNITURE COMPANY Tremendous Savings — in Our Great Sale PARKING AT REAR OF STORE MAKE A CAREFUL INSPECTION OF EVERY ITEM IN THIS ADVERTISE- MAKE A CAREFUL INSPECTION OF EVERY ITEM IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT... YOU'LL SEE SOME ITEMS REDUCED 20%, OTHER ITEMS REDUCED 50%... BUT EVERY ITEM IS OFFERED AT... PRICE Reductions MAPLE (Set of Four 95.80) SIDE CHAIRS 67$80 SET OF FOUR 2 Pc. Maple BED DIVAN SUITE 179$50 Gold and Green Floral — Reg. 207.00 Special MAPLE COFFEE TABLE 14$95 REGULAR 17.50 SALE PRICE Maple DINING ROOM SET 239$50 Reg. 369.50 — Sale Price MAPLE LADDER BACK CHAIRS 39$50 REGULAR 95.80 SALE PRICE Copper TEA KETTLE LAMP 9$95 Reg. 19.95 — Special CARPETING REGULAR 95.80 SALE PRICE Copper TEA KETTLE LAMP Reg. 19.95 — Special CARPETING Green WILTON CARPET Reg. 11.95 sq. yd. Blue Textured AXMINSTER 54" x 104", Reg. 39.50 Special Grey & Green Leaf AXMINSTER 93" x 144", Reg. 121.50 Special Two-Tone Beige AXMINSTER Reg. 6.95 Special SNYDER FURNITURE COMPANY ANAHEIM 2409