anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-14

Orange Auction Market Report UNITED PRESS Orange auction all markets 100 126 150 176 200 220 First grade 7.72 7.92 7.94 7.56 7.36 7.24 100 126 150 176 200 220 Second grade 4.87 5.71 6.05 6.24 6.40 6.3% Trend: Steady navels Motorist Hits Pole After 'Short' Beers WESTMINSTER (OCNS) — A fellow can make an awful lot of mistakes while driving an automobile after three "short" beers. At least 22 - year - old Donald Lasswell of Westminster learned that fact rather violently last night. He told California Highway Patrol officers he had just had "three short beers," and that's why he got involved in the accident. The accident? He thought he was turning off into a side street near Westminster Blvd., and Goldenrod Ave. He turned into a telephone pole. He was taken to Orange County General Hospital where his injuries are described as major. Bulletin Wan: Ads Bring Results Market Quotations By William R..Stantis Co. 517 First National Bank Building Santa Ana Phone KI 2-2329 Bonds & Stocks Air Reduction 26% Amer Tel & Tel 147% Anaconda Copper 26% Atchison, T & SF 104% Caterpillar Tr 50% Chrysler 60% Crown Zellerbach 46% Cortiss Wright 9% Dixie Cup 83 DuPont 126% General Electric 114% new General Motors 71 Goodyear T&R 63% Kennecott Copper 80% Montgomery Ward 64% N Y Central 21% Northrop Aircraft Inc 25% N American Co 23 Pacific G&E Common 42% Pacific Ltg $4.50 Pfd. 104% @ 105% Pacific Ltg Common 34% Penney, JC Co 81 Pennsylvania RR 16% Phillips Petroleum 64% Phelps Dodge 39% Republic Steel 27% Richfield Oil 27% Robertsaw-Fulton Co 19% Sears Roebuck 65 Southern Ry 52% So Cal Ed $1.12 Pfd (POLITICAL ADVERTISMENT) Vote for HARRY R. FOX ASSEMBLYMAN 75th District Resident of Orange County 28 years—Merchant 27 years BUY THE TIRE THAT'S Tailor-Made FOR CALIFORNIA MOTORISTS THE NEW All-Nylon Tubeless Firestone "500" The SAFETY-TIRE developed at the Famed Indianapolis 500 Mile Race 91% STRONGER THAN ORDINARY TIRES SAFE AT 40° NOTTER TEMPERATURE SAFE AT SPEEDS FASTER THAN YOU'LL EVER DRIVE 91% STRONGER THAN ORDINARY TIRES The Firestone "500" easily withstands the hazards of rocks, ruts, curbs and chuck holes. Where ordinary tires fail, the "500," with its strong gentle-flex nylon cords and its cushiony tubeless construction, "rolls with the punch." . . has plenty of "give" to resist even the most severe impact. SAFE AT 40° NOTTER TEMPERATURE Do you know that continuous hours of "heavy-pedal" driving can make your tires too hot to touch? . . That excessive heat causes blowouts? With the Firestone "500" you can safely roll along all day on "skillet hot" pavement. You have a 40° safety margin over ordinary tires. SAFE AT SPEEDS FASTER THAN YOU'LL EVER DRIVE A combination of race-tire engineering and Nylon construction make the Firestone "500" the safest high-speed tire ever developed. Hundreds of tests at the speedway prove this tire gives you a 15 M.P.H. Safety Margin over ordinary tires. It's the tire you need for modern driving on today's super highways! Special INTRODUCTORY OFFER! Before You Drive Another Mile COME IN and SEE this AMAZING TIRE! DECORATION DAY TIRE SALE ALL TIRE PRICES REDUCED Don't Delay — Come In Today FIRESTONE STORE 175 W. Center St. KE 5-4545 BROWN & HASKINS SHELL SERVICE Center at Palm KE 5-2977 AUHS School Board Hires New Teachers (Continued from Page 1) es. Yet to purchase for next year's operation at the junior high schools are more folding chairs and library equipment. Coach Van Hoorebeke, presented purchase for next year’s operation at the junior high schools are findings of a survey made in Southland schools regarding extra pay for extra coaching assignments. The recommendation of a graduated pay scale, depending on assignments, was $100 to $30 a year. The board last year eliminated all extra curriculum pay adding salary increases and pay steps to the former salary schedule. No action was taken on Van Hoorebeke’s proposal. Discussion regarding administrator’s pay was also delayed following suggestion that changes may be necessary because of added responsibilities. Budget department brought forth discussion on a proposal presented to the board from the elementary district regarding the city recreation percentage pay - scale. The budget, presented through Don Derr, recreation director, was based on former actions with elementary and high school districts each assuming 20 per cent. Elementary board due to change in school operations, has requested this be changed to 13½ per cent cost-to the elementary district and 26 per cent to the high school. At Shipkey, president of the board, and Everett Cone were named to meet with the budget committee before action is taken. Disneyland Given Planners Approval (Continued from Page 1) Disneyland Given Planners Approval (Continued from Page 1) ing. This, they contended, would create a traffic congestion particularly when meetings were held simultaneously with meetings at several churches in the vicinity. Public hearing of the application of Bella Vista de la Brea cemetery, covering 56 acres on the north side of Central Ave., about a half-mile west of Pomona Ave., Brea, was continued to May 19 at 3:30 p.m., while the commission studies an opinion on the proposal, issued by the county counsel's office. The cemetery proposal was once turned down, after strong objection from Brea interests. Births ORANGE COUNTY Santa Ana Community Hospital Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. William, 15012 Gunther St., Santa Ana, boy, May 10. Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Carl, 15052 Gunther St. Santa Ana, girl, May 11. St. Joseph Hospital, Orange Gutaskus, Mr. and Mrs. Williams 12632 West St., Garden Grove, bay, May 11. Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 7382 Talbert Rd., Huntington Beach, girl, May 10. Huffman, Mr. and Mrs. Jamts, 540 E. Washington Ave., Orange, boy, May 10. Fullerton Cottage Hospital Brown, Mr. and Mrs. George Jr., Evans Motel, Placentia, girl, May 10. Nordin, Mr. and Mrs. James, 323-A Hillcrest Dr., Fullerton, girl, May 10. Presbyterian Hospital, Newport Beach Haag, Mr. and Mrs. James, 618 Goldenrod Ave., Corona del Mar, girl, May 10. Koonce, Mr. and Mrs. John, 2625 S. Coast Blvd., Laguna Beach, boy, May 10. King, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 212 Seventh Street. SAVE NOW! MENS WHITE SHIRTS 1.98 Cool mash leno weaves or white broadcloth in Top-flight quality sanforized, 14 to 17. SAVE NOW! BOUFFANT PETTICOATS 2.98 100% nylon tricot top with taffetized nylon flounces that give your dresses the "bouffant" look. SAVE NOW! BAMBOO BLINDS 2½x6 . . . 79c 3x6 . . . 79c 4x6 . . . 1.39 6x6 . . . 1.98 8x6 . . . 2.79 NATICI 72x108 81x108 42x36 Cases Make your beds dollars will go o thread count — every inch. SAFE AT SPEEDS FASTER MAN YOU'LL EVER DRIVE Nordin, Mr. and Mrs. James, 323-A Hillcrest Dr., Fullerton, girl, May 10. Presbyterian Hospital, Newport Beach Haag, Mr. and Mrs. James, 618 Goldenrod Ave., Corona del Mar, girl, May 10. Koonce, Mr. and Mrs. John, 2625 S. Coast Blvd., Laguna Beach, boy, May 10. King, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 212 Seventh St., Huntington Beach, boy, May 10. Club 7000 Now Open West of Garden Grove The New Club 7000, located at 7000 Garden Grove Blvd., west of Garden Grove, is now open to the public for dancing. Formerly, the 300 capacity dance hall had been available only for private parties, the operators announced. Providing the music for dancing are Darrell Brewer and h's Five Phrases. Brewer, a former student at Fullerton Junior College, has been conducting his own combo in this area for the past four years. The group plays modern popular music. Jars of Coins Stolen From Buena Park Home BUENA PARK, (OCNS) — After entering a home at 5922 Kingman sometime Tuesday night, a thief made away with two jars containing at least $30 in coins, according to the owner of the home, Bobbie Dean Trogdon. He told police that the thief cut the screen in the back door and opened the lock. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. SAVE NOW! RAYON PANELS • 10 colors • 42x81 98¢ SAVE NOW! Big Pay HAND SOAP 6 lb Can 55¢ NYLON Top quality at saving price smart summer 8½ to 11. ALWAYS Friday, May 14, 1954 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN EY'S QUALITY! SAVE YOURSELF PLENTY! VE SATURDAY OR PENNEY'S! 100% WOOL MENS SUITS REDUCED $29 SAVE NOW! Womens RAYON BEMBERG DRESSES 3.98 • Misses sizes • Half sizes Just 19 left to go at this rock-bottom price. Top quality in every respect, zip fly, pleated slack. 2 size 36, 3 size 37, 6 size 38, 3 size 39, 2 size 40, 3 size 42, stop in today SAVE NOW! 20 Pc. POTTERY SET 6.00 Just 19 left to go at this rock-bottom price. Top quality in every respect, zip fly, pleated slack. 2 size 36, 3 size 37, 6 size 38, 3 size 39, 2 size 40, 3 size 42, stop in today and see these wonderful values. NEW LOW PRICE! WHITE GOODS SAVINGS NATION-WIDE SHEETS 72x108 . . . . . . . 1.59 81x108 . . . . . . . 1.69 42x36 Cases . . . . . . 39c Make your beds up with Nation-Wides and your sheet dollars will go a long way! Loomed in a high balanced thread count — they're uniformly durable throughout every inch. SAVE NOW! 20 Pc. POTTERY SET 6.00 ● confetti pattern ● brown or green SAVE NOW! Womens COTTON SLIPS $1 Cotton broadcloth with eyelet trimming on top and bottom. 32 to 42 SAVE NOW! PERCALE SHEETS Reduced! 81x108. 2.29 72x108. 2.09 42x36. 55c 81x108 . 1.69 42x36 Cases . 39c Make your beds up with Nation-Wides and your sheet dollars will go a long way! Loomed in a high balanced thread count — they're uniformly durable throughout every inch. PENCO SHEETS 72x108 . 1.97 81x108 . 2.15 42x36 Cases . 46c Edged by extra close-woven selvages, durably hemmed — they take constant use, repeated tubbings and last for years! NYLON HOSE 51 Gauge 15 Denier 57¢ Top quality at a money saving price — three smart summer shades. 8½ to 11. SAVE NOW! SAVE ON MUSLIN Belle Isle Bleached ..... 23c Unbleached ..... 23c Honor Bleached ..... 29c Unbleached..... 29c SAVE NOW! Mens CANVAS GLOVES 5 pair $1 AVAYS FIRST QUALITY!