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COUNTY'S NEWEST—The Freeway Bowl, Orange County's newest bowling center, will hold its grand opening Saturday, Oct. 24, starting at 7:30 p.m. Thrilling match games, complimentary bowling and free gifts for all, will be the order of business tomorrow night. The 12-lane center features the fastest equipment for the enjoyment of both bowlers and spectators and there is ample parking space for 150 cafes. A cafe is in the building for the convenience of patrons plus television while you wait. The Freeway Bowl is convenient for Anaheimers and residence of Northern Orange County Located at 10867 South Manchester, it is easily identifiable by the giant green neon sign. New Bowling Center to Open Tomorrow Night Orange County's newest bowling center, the Freeway Bowl, will hold its grand opening Saturday, Oct. 24, starting at 7:30 p.m. with bowling exhibitions and free gifts for all who attend. Highlight of the grand opening ceremonies Saturday night will be a match game between Arnett and Valentine against all-star bowlers from Los Angeles and match games between teams representing others. (Manchester) between the Los Angeles street and Katella avenue cross-overs next to the South Seas Club. There is ample parking space—150 cars—and just a short walking distance from your car to the building. Look for the giant green neon sign on the west side of the freeway. Regular hours at the Freeway Bowl will be from noon until all bowlers are through every day of the week including Sundays. Aircraft Strike Halts Super-Jet Production (Continued from Page 1) Jean's Fresno, Calif., plant at midnight tonight when the UAW contract there expires. Countian Strangled By Wheel of Own Carry SANTA ANA—Strangled when new automobile slipped off a jersey fell with the right front wrist across his throat, Kenneth E. Coynoy, 42, electronics worker of Orange Ave., Santa Ana, was forced dead by his wife late yesterday. Mrs. Juanita Cannoy returns from her work at the Northrop craft plant at Anaheim at 4 p.m. discovered her husband's bib in the garage, the wheel of the resting on his chest and thru Deputy Coroner Roger Burnhill estimated he had been dead at an hour. Mrs. Cannoy said that her band had mentioned difficulty with the shock absorbers of the car it was presumed that she had Orange County's newest bowling center, the Freeway Bowl, will hold its grand opening Saturday, Oct. 24, starting at 7:30 p.m. with bowling exhibitions and free gifts for all who attend. Highlight of the grand opening ceremonies Saturday night will be a match game between Arnett and Valentine against all-star bowlers from Los Angeles and match games between teams representing other bowling establishments in the County. Following the games, there will be complimentary bowling for all of those that can be accommodated on the 12 A.B.C. lanes until midnight. Owned and operated by Albert and Bernie Gottlieb, nothing has been spared at the Freeway Bowl for the comfort and enjoyment of bowlers and spectators. There are numerous comfortable seats for spectators and for better spectator enjoyment of the games, there are telescopic machines which flash the score sheets upon screens twice the normal size. For the bowlers, there are deep cushion lounge seats, easily assessable ball return racks and a completely automatic electric-ere "foul" system. Pins are rapidly racked and set by the use of semi-automatic pin setting machines. A cafe serves appetizing snacks and there is television for your enjoyment. The Gottliebs have owned and operated the Fullerton Bowl for four years and between them they have 24 years experience in the bowling business. Bernie will manage the new Freeway Bowl while his father, Al, will remain at the Fullerton Bowl. There will be alleys available every night for open bowling regardless of whether leagues are bowling or not. There are more than 100 balls available of various weights and sizes for men and women and also shoes. If you wish to purchase your own equipment, you'll find a complete stock of brand-name bowling balls, shoes, bags and other accessories. Leagues and teams are invited and some teams have already started forming. Club and organization bowling parties are always welcomed and reservations may be made by calling Bernie at Anasheim 6106. After Nov. 1, the number will be KEystone 5-8522. The Freeway Bowl is locted at 10867 - South Santa Ana Freeway Aircraft Strike Halts Super-Jet Production (Continued from Page 1) Ican's Fresno, Calif., plant at midnight tonight when the UAW contract there expires. War Planes Involved North American unveiled its production model of the Super Sabre only this week. Air Force officials said the supersonic jet fighter would give this country air superiority. In addition to the Super Sabre, company officials said production will be paralyzed on the F86 jet fighter, the F86D jet interceptor, the FJ2 Fury, and the propeller driven T28 trainer if the strike continues. Workers here and in Columbus answered the strike call promptly at midnight, leaving a shift that was to run until 2 a.m. Orderly picket lines were set up at plant gates. The union demanded a 26 cent hourly increase, which it said was necessary to bring wages up to those received by its members in the auto industry who are doing aircraft work. The current pay scale for union employees ranges from $1.42 to $2.32 an hour. Coast College Teacher To Test Dismissal COSTA MESA (UP)—A dismissed Orange Coast college physics teacher today sought to test the constitutionality of insubordination charges lodged against him by the school's Board of Directors. H. Clinton St. John, fired for allegedly refusing to tell the board if he was a Communist, denied the charges. He said he has asked the Santa Ana superior court to hold a hearing into his dismissal. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. During the past 10 years, always under the same management, the Chungking Cafe has become famous for its Chinese family dinners and such out-of-the ordinary dishes as • Porterhouse Steak • Top Sirloin During the past 10 years, always under the same management, the Chungking Cafe has become famous for its Chinese family dinners and such out-of-the ordinary dishes as - Porterhouse Steak - New York Cut - Fried Chicken —In the Basket - Top Sirloin - T-Bone - Rib Steak DINNER STEAK - Chungking Special We have been serving also eight-course Chinese style family dinners for parties of four or more Well-decorated cake FREE for party of 10 or more Minimum Order $1.35 a person TASTY QUICK LUNCHES – 65º up CHUNGKING CHOP SUEY CAFE The Oldest and Largest Chop Suey Cafe in Orange County SHOP EARLY IN OUR CHINESE GIFT SHOP NEXT DOOR YOUR CHOICE OF LOVELY CHRISTMAS GIFTS FREE PARKING ACROSS THE STREET UNION STATION Charged Manslaughter As Man Lost From Boat LOS ANGELES (UP)—Federal charges of manslaughter on the high seas were lodged against two Los Angeles men today in connection with the disappearance of Richard B. Lamb, 31, of Whittier. Police said Lamb disappeared Wednesday from his 28-foot fishing boat enroute to Newport harbor from Catalina Island. Robert A. Pfleger, 49, and Oscar Olson, 38, were freed on $2,500 bail each last night following their arraignment before United States Commissioner Howard V. Calverley. The two men told Newport harbor police and FBI agents that Lamb apparently fell overboard when they were about one hour out of Avalon. They said they retracted their course, criss-crossing it for hours, after discovering his absence, but were unable to find him. The pair told officers that Lamb married and the father of three children, had told them he was going forward to lie down. Police said, however, they believed the foredeck where Lamb allegedly went, to sleep was too small for a man to lie down comfortably. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Stock Market Irregular NEW YORK (UP) — Stocks moved irregularly in the final session of the week today. Weekend evening up operations brought irregularity in the general list. A long list showed declines of fractions to a point. Studebaker was well up in the activities and t gained a point on declaration of the usual dividend. Other automobile shares held steady to firm. Westinghouse Electric with its atomic power project for the Atomic Energy Commission was very active with the price up a trifle. General Electric held steady. Oil issues performed better than other groups. Gain ranging to a point or better were recorded in Amerada, Cities Service, Ohio Oil, Gulf Oil, Pacific Western Oil, Pure Oil, Houston Oil, Deep Rock Oil, and Texas Pacific Coal & Oil. Twentieth-Century Fox Film stood out with a gain of nearly a point in the amusements. Steels moved higher under the leadership to Lukens Steel. Motors held steady. Television shares sagget with losses ranging to a point. Light Industrial Tract Approved in Stanton SANTA ANA — A light industrial tract along the Pacific Etric property in Stanton seems assured today, after the Oran County Painting Commission recommended changing the area from general business district. The action of the planners allowed a public hearing in which no opposition was expressed. Breeding of parakeets will be mittened in a special aviary at Walmister if the county supervisors follow the recommendation of the plan board. A. C. March intends to establish a commercial whale sale parakeet aviary, with a minimum of 500 breeding pairs, the south side of Wyoming St. of Cherry St. The planners also recommend enlargement of dock facilities Henry Kanagae's vegetable parking shed near Wright and Hazel St., south of Garden Grove, establishment of an auto repair shop by Chet Herbert on the north east side of Manchester Bl southeast of Katella Ave. In Admiral. Railroad shares sagged a trivialities held barely above previous close. Bulletin Want Ans Bring Re PARKING In Ana FOR YOUR SHOPPING 13 Big Well FRE Parking USE THIS MAP FOR TO PARKING Market Quotations By William R. Stantz Co. First National Bank Building Santa Ana Phone KI-22330 Bend & Stooks Reduction 22% Tel & Tel 156 Bonda Copper 21% Jason T & SF 91% Pillar Tr 48% Miller 67% Zellerbach 31% Vultee 17% Wright 7% Cup 38% at % nt 103% Central Electric 79% Central Motors 59% Bear T&Lt 50% Peccount Copper 66% Gromery Ward 57 Centrol 19% Arop Aircraft Inc 15 American Co 31% Public Ltg Common 66% Ltg $1.50 Pfd 97% at % Payee Ltg Co 72% Sylvania RR 19% Pets Petroleum 58 Dodge 33% Public Steel 46% Field Oil 49% Portshaw-Fulton Co 18 Roebuck 56% Nern By 41% Ed, Common 26% Ed $1.12 Pfd 31 at 31% Ed $1.08 Pfd 24% at 25% Ed $1.22 Pfd 27% at 28% Ed $1.14 Pfd 32% at 34% Ed $1.02 Pfd 23% at 24% Pacific RR 38% Hard Oil, Cal 50% Hard Oil, N J 71 Co 55 America Corp 26% Oil Cal 42 Pacific RR 105% Steel 27% of America 31% bid Natl Bank 108 bid Hale Stores Com. 10% Jack's Common 25 bid INDUSTRIES Industrials 275.34 up .45 Lifts 96.23 dwn .35 Utilities 50.97 up .03 ME 1,350,000 t. the Chungking Cafe h out-of-the ordinary Sirloin USE THIS MAP FOR TO PARKING – JUST FOLLOW THE Friday, October 28, 1958 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Funeral Notices MAYHEW, Clyde R., 74, died at Lake Tahoe on Oct. 21 and will be buried at graveside services at Loma Vista Memorial park on Monday at 2 p.m. The deceased leaves his widow, Bertha, at Lake Tahoe. NELLESEN, Mrs. Edythe B., 64, of 7351 Walnut St., Buena Park, died last night. She was a native of Norwalk and had been around Anaheim and vicinity for the past 50 years. She leaves her husband, John J.; two sons, Arval Addis of Rivera and Alton Callaway of Norwalk; one daughter, Mrs. Emaline Andrews, Buena Park; five grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. May Pilger, Pasadena; Mrs. Hilla Wells, Dinuba, and Mrs. Pearl Jones, Westwood. She was a member of the Congregational church of Buena Park and formerly made her home in Anaheim. Funeral service are to be conducted Monday at 10:30 a.m. from the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel, with the Rev. Albert Miller to officiate. Burial will be in Loma Vista Memorial park. Produce Market LOS ANGELES (UP)—Produce: Misc fruits: Dates Coach valley deglet noors hydrated flats 15 lb 2.85. Beans: Per lb top crop Coach valley 11-12 cents. Corn: Wirebound crates golden cross 5 doz Coach valley 2.50. Cucumbers: Lugs Coach valley 1.25-1.50. Eggplant: Lugs 18-24s Coach valley 1-1.10. Squash: Flats Coach valley 1.25-1.75. Misc vegetables: Okra per lb Coach valley 14-16 cents. BANK DEBITS Anaheim bank debits yesterday totaled $439,665.93, acccording to figures compiled today by local banks. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin FREE naheim SHOPPING. CONVENIENCE Well Located REE ing Lots P FOR EASY ACCESS ARKING LOTS UP FOR EASY ACCESS PARKING LOTS Indicates Merchant Owner Auto Park LLOW THE ARROWS —