anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-22

Aerialist to Head Hallowe'en Acts (Continued from page 1) The whole family. The stadium show will begin on the dot of 7 o'clock on the evening of Oct. 31 in order to insure that the program will be completed before the first elements of the 30th annual Hallowe'en parade reach the stadium. The parade will enter the stadium and circle the infield. Tickets for the La Palma Park Stadium show are included in the two-for-one Hallowe'en button deal. Purchasers of the big orange and blue Hallowe'en buttons, for $1, receive a coupon which entitles them to a ticket to the La Palma park show upon payment of only 20 cents federal tax. Coupons are redeemable at the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce office on or before Oct. 30. Hallowe'en Button Sale said "Spirited" (Continued from page 1) are on sale, $1.50, at SQR store, Chamber of Commerce office, J. C. Penney, Jackson Drug, Bank of America, Security First National Bank, and Swanbergers. Parade Marshal Harold Smith announced today that the parade committee has been in contract with several famous TV "space" men with the idea in mind of selecting one of them to be honorary grand marshal of the parade. Rude Interruption HARTFORD, Conn. (?) — Jhon R. Hoose received uninvited guests at his 27th birthday party. Detectives arrested him on a charge of stealing his employer's truck. State Grange Again Attacks Douglas McKay SANTA ROSA (UP) — Interior Secretary Douglas McKay has come under attack again at the 81st annual meeting of the California State Grange. Elmer McClure of Milwaukie, master of the Oregon Grange, said yesterday McKay has "changed materially" since entering public life. McClure said the secretary, a former governor of Oregon, had once been a "liberal thinker on the power question." "I can't say he was for public power, but he was for public development," he said. McClure said he was unable to understand McKay's "about face" and cited an instance where he said the secretary voted in the Oregon Senate to override the governor's veto on a power question. On Tuesday, George Sehlmeyer, state Grange master, accused McKay of "practically abandoning" public power development for the "benefit of private interests." Migrating Squirrels Jam Mississippi City JACKSON, Miss. (?) — Hundreds of migrating squirrels scampered about Jackson today, electrocuting themselves and knocking out power circuits while they sought acorns and pecans in the city's trees. The Mississippi Power and Light Co. said the squirrels were keeping repair crews working overtime. Since the migrating began a month ago the squirrels have knocked out 20 transformers, the company said. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin New Freeway Route Proposed From Tustin (Continued from page 1) total cost at approximately $11,000, including rights of way. Of construction would be dependent on the availability of future highway funds. The existing highway between Dyer Road and the future Santa Ana Freeway extension would utilized as one of the roadways the proposed divided highway. Relocation east of the existing road on Tustin Avenue was selected by construction of an adequate facility through traffic along the prince highway. Sign Route 55 is an imp route connecting the inland lionation centers of Orange, River and San Bernardino counties; the coastal communities of O'County. It carries a large volume of both commercial and recreational traffic. Quiz Rhinoceroses of Rioting Prisoners PENDLETON, Ind. (UP) thorities at Indiana State Refinery today questioned ringleys of 100 rotting prisoners who night burned mattresses, windows and threw bedding schoolboys. Hugh O'Brien, chairman State Board of Correction, said reformatory's 1960 inmates locked in their cells all day yesterday. They had a sitdown strangely at the workshop Tuesday," he added. "We had information they planning something for day." announced today that the parade committee has been in contract with several famous TV "space" men with the idea in mind of selecting one of them to be honorary grand marshal of the parade. Rude Interruption HARTFORD, Conn. — Jhon R. Hoose received uninvited guests at his 27th birthday party. Detectives arrested him on a charge of stealing his employer's truck. The Mississippi Power and Light Co. said the squirrels were keeping repair crews working overtime. Since the migrating began a month ago the squirrels have knocked out 20 transformers, the company said. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Bakery Special FRIDAY AND SATURDAY HARVEST PIE 55¢ EA. ASSORTED DOUGHNUTS 50¢ DOZ. HADLEY'S BAKERY 316 W. Center Phone 3649. Produce Mark LOS ANGELES — Pisc. fruits: Dates Coach ogle noroe hydrated flats 2.75. Beans: Per lb. top crop valley 11-12 cents. Corn: Lugs Coach valle Cucumbers: Lugs Coach 1.25-1.50. Eggplant: Lugs 18-24s Coach ley 1-1.15. Squash: Plata Coach va 1.00. Misc. vegetables: Okra Coach valley 14-15 cents. They Wear LAZY - BONES, JR FLEXIBLE SHANK OXFORDS They're considered "the" shoe in the younger set. Boys go for their good-looking lines and girls adore their smartly grown-up air. Made of soft, comfortable leathers, and skillfully constructed to help safeguard tender young feet. Sizes 4½ to 8 —— 4.95 Sizes 8½ to 12 —— 5.95 Sizes 12½ to 4 —— 6.95 Shoes Street Floor Center at Lemon Tough Juveniles Trick Matron, Escape Jail LAS VEGAS (UP)—Four juveniles, three 14-year-old boys and a 16-year-old boy from Long Beach, escaped last night from Juvenile Hall. Two of the boys escaped in a county-owned auto. They were armed with a carbine, a 22-caliber rifle and three knives, authorities said. The other two boys were on foot. The four escaped when they tricked the jail matron, Mrs. Josephine Baber, into their sleeping quarters by pretending to be fighting. When she entered the room to stop the fight, two of the boys pulled knives and locked her up in another room. The boys then stole money from a cash box, took the matron's purse with her paycheck in it and fled. Citrus Market LOS ANGELES (UP)—The local citrus market as prepared by the Federal-State Market News service: Grapefruit about steady; oranges and lemons steady, prices unchanged. Grapefruit: Prices unchanged except local packed fancy 54s 4.25-4.50, fair 4-4.25, Florida pinks U.S. 1 56-64s 7.25-7.50, 80s $7, 96s 6.25-6.50. Democrat Praises Ike For Backing Benson LEBANON, Ky. (up) — Rep. Frank L. Chelf (D-Ky) today said that President Eisenhower's defense of Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson yesterday "proves to me more than ever that the President is a great guy, a wonderful fellow trying to cover up for a poor one." Chelf, in a heated telegram to Benson calling for Benson's resignation, said "I believe you are a good man. But I also sincerely believe that you are rather stupid." He told Benson that he should resign "forthwith thereby preventing your later removal by a fine but most embarrassed President." Walter Schreiber Elected West Berlin Mayor BERLIN (UP)—Walter Schreiber was elected mayor of West Berlin today to succeed the late Ernst Reuter. The nomination of Schreiber, who has been acting mayor since Reuter's unexpected death Sept. 29, was approved by the West Berlin City Council by a vote of 62 to 57. TIRED OF REDS — Pfc. Dickenson (above) of C. Neck., Va., an American who had refused repatriated his mind and wished to return to U.S. forces in turn He said he was tired of the munists' way of life and homesick for home-cookin American cigarettes. He was of 23 GIs who had refused come home. Results Are the Proof of paper Circulation. PRODUCE MARKET LOG ANGELES — Produce: fruits: Dates Coach valley egg norse hydrated flats 15 lb. 75. Beans: Per lb. top crop Coach valley 11-12 cents. Corn: Lugs Coach valley 2.50. Cucumbers: Lugs Coach valley 25-1.50. Eggplant: Lugs 18-24s Coach valley 1-1.15. Squash: Flata Coach valley .75- .00. Misc. vegetables: Okra per lb. Coach valley 14-15 cents. HUNDREDS OF PRICE CUP Prices are being brought down by the Shelf after shelf throughout the store familiar items you use every day. These are NOT EVERYDAY prices to help you keep your family buiprices the most! Compare Safeway prices. We believmost on your food bill by shopping regularly at Sajust-lowered prices came through too late to be inclu TOMATOES 28 oz. can 15¢ Gardenside brand. Standard quality. SOUP RANCHO TOMATO 3 cans 10½-oz. cans 26¢ Excellent for quick lunches. CRACKERS 1-lb. pkg. 23¢ Sunshine Krispy. Fresh, crisp, salted sodas. CHUNK TUNA 29¢ Breast O'Chicken brand, For cooked tuna dishes. 6½-oz. can Bel-air FROZEN FOODS ORANGE JUICE 2 6 oz. 29¢ 12 oz. 27¢ GREEN PEAS Quick-frozen at flavor peak. 2 pkgs. 29¢ LEMONADE Makes 2 quarts of delicious lemonade. 12 oz. can 25¢ Check These Low Prices Mayonnaise plat 37c quart jar 63c jar Nu Made brand, in purity seal jar. Edwards Coffee 1-lb. 89c Vacuum packed. (2-lb. can, 1.76.) Nob Hill Coffee 1-lb. 85c Finest quality. (2-lb. bag, 1.69.) Spaghettiini Mrs. Weber's 12 oz. pkg. 19c A PAIR AND A SPARE... 3 DUPONT NYLON HOSE A pair and a spare of flawless, 51 gauge, 15 denier, Dupont Nylon Hose only $1.00 and Slender Way bread wrapper. FULL DETAILS ON LOAF. SLENDER-WAY BREAD standard loaf 24¢ LAMB ROAD U.S.D.A. CHOICE GRADE SHOULDER, SQUARE CUT 39¢ Neck and shank removed, see diagram at right. LAMB SHANKS Mayonnaise 37c quart 63c jar Nu Made brand, in purity seal jar. Edwards Coffee 1-lb. 89c can Vacuum packed. (2-lb. can, 1.76.) Nob Hill Coffee 1-lb. 85c bag Finest quality. (2-lb. bag, 1.69.) Spaghettini Mrs. Weber's 12-oz. pkg. 19c 3-minute pkg. Curtsy "OVEN TO YOU" BAKERY SPECIAL Nutty, Tender, Tasty WALNUT POUND CAKE! Curry "home ingredient" baked with finest fresh English walnuts! Kitchen Craft FLOUR Enriched white. 10-lb. bag 95¢ 5-lb. bag 49¢ WHITE MAGIC SOAP For washing machine or dishes. 23-oz. 25¢ 46-oz. 49¢ LAMB ROA U.S.D.A. CHOICE GRADE SHOULDER, SQUARE CUT Neck and shank removed, see diagram at right. 39¢ LAMB SHANKS Meaty, flavorful. U.S.D.A. CHOICE. 39¢ BACON Popular brands, in heat-seal pack. PORK SHOP Roasting cute from select East WHOLE FRESH PICNICS 7 to 8-lbs. In size 39¢ FRUIT BUILT Shank Hall of Picnic About 4 lbs. 35¢; Roast GROUND BEEF Freshly made, Visking packed. 39¢ WHOLE WHITING Captain's Choice. In 1½-lb. pkg. 25¢ SOLE FILLET Captain's Choice. In 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ Values in Sundries Rubbing Compound 16-oz. 19c bottle Gold Seal brand, Isoprophyl Alcohol. Hydrogen Peroxide 3.8-oz. 9c bottle Atlas brand. 10-volume strength. Mineral Oil Gold Seal Heavy 16-oz. bottle 39¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRL, SAT., OCT. 22, 23, 24, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. Telephone Expansion Program Told Realtors The expansion program of the Pacific Telephone Co. now under way in Anaheim and the remainder of Orange County was outlined for members of the Anaheim Realty Board yesterday morning by Herb Perry, commercial manager of the Anaheim office of the utility corporation. Meeting in San's Cafe, South Los Angeles and Water Streets, the group under the direction of President L. F. Buchanan, heard Perry outline the forthcoming extended phone service to be inaugurated throughout the district by the end of next year. Douglas Reports New High in Earnings SANTA MONICA (UP)—New post-war highs in sales and earnings were reported today by Douglas Aircraft Co. for the first three quarters of fiscal 1953. Sales of $632,280,525 compared with $342,722,873 for the same period of 1952, President Donald W. Douglas said. San Francisco Hits High in Employment SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Manufacturing employment during September in the San Francisco Bay Area reached the highest total since the end of World War II, the Department of Industrial Relations reported today. Department Director Paul Scharrenberg said employment in the Lo$_5$ Angeles area also gained last month by 9 per cent over September of 1952. Scharrenberg said 203,300 persons were employed in industrial plants in the Bay Area, an increase of 2400 over August. The total was 6800 more than those employed during the same period in 1952. Employment reached 649,200 last month in Lo$_5$ Angeles which represented little change over the previous month. Gains in aircraft and electrical equipment industries were offset by losses in automobiles, canning and clothing industries, Scharrenberg said. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE 4105 BUDGET BARGAINS REDS OF PRICE CUTS EFFECTIVE NOW! being brought down by the score at Safeway right now! shelf throughout the store is posting new low prices on day. These are NOT week-end specials... but you keep your family budget in line when you need low afeway prices. We believe you'll agree you'll save the shopping regularly at Safeway. Please note dozens of rough too late to be included in this ad. 15¢ 26¢ 23£ 29¢ Reach for the Syrup with Plenty of Real Maple Sugar! SLEEPY HOLLOW Syrup 24-oz. bottle 43¢ Pancake Mix 20-oz. 17¢ Suzanna brand. Fine for waffles, tool (40-oz. pkg., 33c.) Empress Brand U.S.Fancy 100% Pure CLOVER HONEY Nature's own quick-energy food. Delicious on biscuits, pancakes, toast. 24-oz. jar 39¢ 8-oz. jar 17¢ 12-oz. jar 23¢ This is National Honey week. A SPARE... NYLON HOSE of flawless, 51 mount Nylon Hose under Way bread ILLS ON LOAF. AY BREAD standard loaf 24¢ Fleet Mix for Biscuits 40-oz. pkg. 35¢ Quaker Oats Regular or quick. 20-oz. pkg. 17¢ 48-oz. pkg. 37£ Grapefruit Juice Town House, Sweet or natural. (18-oz, 2' cans 21c.) 46-oz. can 25£ Lipton's Black Tea ¼-lb. pkg. 33¢ 16-bag pkg. 19£ Baked Beans Libby brand. Deep Brown, with Pork. 2 16-cans 19£ Silk Toilet Tissue Toilet Paper 3 rolls 19£ MB ROAST VOICE GRADE SQUARE CUT 39¢ HANKS LAMB BREAST HERSHEY'S DAINTIES Semi-sweet. 6-oz. bag 19£ Use in baking. LEMON-LIME SODA Cragmont brand. 2 bottles 29£ (Deposits are extra on bottles) LAC-MIX DRY MILK Makes nonfat milk 1-lb. pkg. 38£ for only Bc quart. (3-lb. pkg., 99c.) Also packed in handy LMB ROAST CHOICE GRADE SQUARE CUT 39¢ THANKS lb. 39¢ LAMB BREAST To stew or braise. U.S.D.A. CHOICE. lb. 12¢ ON GRADE A SLICED 1-lb. pkg. 69¢ heat-seal pack. K SHOULDER Roasting cuts from select Eastern grain-fed pork. 39¢ FRESH PORK BUTTS Approx. 4-lbs. 35¢; Round Half About 4 lbs. 43¢ MID BEEF lb. 39¢ WHITING lb. 25¢ FILLET lb. 49¢ Sundries Round 16-oz. 19c Isoprophyl Alcohol. Side 38-oz. 9c Volume strength. Soil 16-oz. 39c PIPPIN APPLES New crop, Northern grown. For pies or sauce. 4 lbs. 25¢ YAMS FANCY LOCAL Just right to bake or to candy. 3 lbs. 25¢ ONIONS SWEET YELLOW Mild, flavorful. For sandwiches, salads or to cook. HERSHEY'S DAINTIES Semi-sweet. Use in baking. 6-oz. beg 19¢ LEMON-LIME SODA Cragmont 2 bottles 29¢ (Deposits are extra on bottles) LAC-MIX DRY MILK Makes nonfat milk for only 8c quart. pkg. 38¢ (3-lb. pkg., 99c.) Also packed in handy 3.2-oz. envelopes (each makes 1 quart nonfat milk). Package of 3, 27c. LUCERNE MILK Now, in a new and better container that pours like a pitcher. Easy to open, easy to use, easy to close! Concentrated quart 52½c carton Milk prices effective only in local milk marketing area SAFEWAY STORES (es open Sunday) on taxable items.