anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-22

League of Cities Backs Study for Traffic Plan SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — The League of California Cities has adopted a resolution calling for a comprehensive statewide traffic and transportation study to develop a "coordinated, properly integrated transportation plan." The resolution was adopted at the final business session of the 55th annual conference yesterday. Some 2000 delegates attended the four-day meeting. Earlier, a meeting of mayors and councilmen discussed transportation problems. Clarence A. Winder, mayor of Pasadena, emphasized the state needs long range planning on engineering rather than on political grounds. Winder appeared pessimistic about the chances of building highways according to engineering studies. "Generally speaking," he said, "the ability of a (state) senator to command 21 votes in the Senate is more important to the inclusion of additional mileage in the state highway system than all the reports of engineers. D. D. Watson, state real estate commissioner, declared California has used almost all of its good subdivision land for building and now must go to the "fringe areas, to the hills and canyons." He told a group of city managers that despite the shortage of desirable flat and well drained land, the next 10 years will see more money spent on home construction than the last decade. Watson said 12 billion dollars will be spent in the next 10 years. O. W. Wilson, professor of police ON THE SCENT—Fish and Game Commissioner Roland H. Cobb was set to follow the direction indicated by Pepper, a pointer, as the game season opened in Maine. Hunters are now in pursuit of ruffed grouse, woodcock, pheasants and other small game in many of the wooded states all over the country. D. D. Watson, state real estate commissioner, declared California has used almost all of its good subdivision land for building and now must go to the "fringe areas, to the hills and canyons." He told a group of city managers that despite the shortage of desirable flat and well drained land, the next 10 years will see more money spent on home construction than the last decade. Watson said 12 billion dollars will be spent in the next 10 years. O. W. Wilson, professor of police administration at the University of California, said police service is on the whole superior in California cities than in any other state. However, he said there is still room for improvement. ON THE SCENT—Fish and Game Commissioner Roland H. Cobb was set to follow the direction indicated by Pepper, a pointer, as the game season opened in Maine. Hunters are now in pursuit of ruffed grouse, woodcock, pheasants and other small game in many of the wooded states all over the country. CONFESSION LINCOLN, Neb. (B)—A local woman passed her driver's license test with flying colors and then "confessed" to Lancaster County Attorney Frederick Yagener. She told Wagener she had banged into his parked car while trying to park own vehicle on arrival at the house to take the tset. If It's News You'll See It The Bulletin Super Grocery VALUE MEAT DEPARTMENT Luer's 1st Quality, Tender, Skinned HAMS Whole or Shank Half 57¢ Butt Half 63¢ U. S. Choice Grade VEAL 7-BONE 31 lb. ROASTS O-Bone 35 lb. U.S. CHOICE GRADE Round ... lb 69¢ VEAL Sirloin ... lb 59¢ STEAKS Rib Chops ... lb 49¢ U. S. GOOD GRADE BEEF ROUND STEAK 59 lb FRESH PAN READY RED FRYERS 59 lb STEAKS Rib Chops ..... 1lb 49c U. S. GOOD GRADE BEEF ROUND STEAK 59 c lb FRESH PAN READY RED FRYERS 59 c lb FRESH DRESSED STEWING HENS 35 c lb HORMELS MIDWEST SLICED BACON 59 c lb HORMELS SKINLESS WIENERS 35 c lb U. S. Good Grade Beef ROASTS 7-BONE 39 c lb. O-BONE 43 c lb. Fresh, Lean GROUND BEEF 29 c lb MERCURIO'S 332 E.CENTER ANAHEIM MARKET Sales Tax Added To All Taxable Items Dress of Woman Lawyer Leaves High Court Agog WASHINGTON (U) — The Supreme Court was somber and solemn again today. Gone was the slender blonde lawyer in a V-neck dress. The lady attorney's appearance in the court yesterday somewhat upset the high bench's dignity. The lady is Miss R. Belladonna Villines, who represented herself for permission to handle cases before the court. Anyone appearing before the high bench is expected to be garbed with extreme circumspectness. So closely is this observed that a girl reporter once was reprimanded for wearing a sweater. So when Miss Villines, who is Mrs. Donald Coenen in private life, showed up in a tight fitting knit dress, newsmen and court employees rushed for places to see what would happen. Justice William O. Douglas noticed Miss Villines' attire first. He took off his spectacles and took a second look. Justice Felix Frankfurter was busy with papers. He received a nudge from Justice Robert H. Jackson. Both smiled. Miss Villines herself couldn't understand why she was attracting so much attention. 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BULLETIN — 11 HIGH FIGURES CLEVELAND, O. O.—John Carroll University's freshman class really went "over the top" this fall. Total number of students topped the 2,400 mark — the school's all-time high. And 17-year-old William P. McIntyre, Cleveland, at six feet, eight inches, is the tallest student ever enrolled at the school. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results flavor-fresh Goodies WEEK-END SPECIALS Chocolate Iced GOLD CAKE Regular 85c ... 71¢ FRESH LEMON PIE 49¢ Almond BUTTER HORNS 4 for 21¢ HOME PIE SHOP 238 E. Center St. Phone 4611 PRE - CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY SALE! NEVER, NEVER BEFORE PRE - CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY SALE! NEVER, NEVER BEFORE such a terrific ½ Price SALE of DECORATOR LAMPS Full 30" in Height! Pleated Decorator Shade! 3-Way Socket! 588 Compare To A $11.95 Value 50¢ DOWN 50¢ WEEK NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGE 50 DOWN 50¢ WEEK NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGE LAST CHANCE TO SAVE $25.50 ON 1847 ROGERS SILVERPLATE Choice of 6 patterns ... Special offer closes October 24th ... 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