anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-17

Supervisors Okay Pumping Station SANTA ANA — A sewage pumping station to be located on the north side of Katella avenue, west of Western Avenue in Stanton was among the many requests approved by the County Board of Supervisors last week. Also receiving their nod were: First Southern Baptist church, Fullerton new church, seating 110 with 37 off - street parking spaces, west of Brookhurst, 700 feet south of Orangerborpe Blvd., southeast Fullerton area. Southern California Edison Co., enlarge sub-station, south side of La Palma avenue, 600 feet west of Magnolia avenue, West Anaheim. Midwood Construction Co., temporary real estate office for one year, east side of Brookhurst, north of Edison power line, southwest Anaheim. Shell Oil Company farm and booster pump station, two 55,000-gallon tanks, north side Central avenue, north of Brea; also 011 and gas development 12 miles northeast of Torba Linda. Floyd A Blower, amended variance permit, to use existing packing hive building for woodworking and cabinet shop, manufacture of ceramics toys furniture northeast corner Santiago Blvd., and Iceland View avenue, Olive. Bulletin Wan Ads Bring Results REDS' CHOICE — Radio Peiping announced that Red China's Mao Tse-Tung has appointed Foreign Minister Chou En-lai (above) to head the Communist Chinese delegation to the Geneva Conference. SOFT LANDING NEW HAVEN, Conn. UP — Two-year-old, Daryl Weiss fell 25 feet from a second floor apartment window and then crawled back into the building to tell her mother about it. She escaped injury because she landed on sandy ground. BATTERY? If your battery gets that run-down feeling you should have it and your ignition checked by our experts. ANAHEIM CARBURETOR & ELECTRIC 904 N. LOS ANGELES KEYSTONE 5-4427 Stanton News MARY M. COOK JAeksen 7-1853 Parents of students who will enter the new Western Junior High school next September are reminded of the curriculum discussion for tomorrow evening with R.Wines, principal designate of new plants. The session slated to be an formal discussion period, will begin at 7:30 p.m. at Magnolia school auditorium, Orange at Magnolia avenues. Students slated to enter the new school are sixth, seventh and eighth graders from Magnolia, varnish Cypress and Centralia, eighth grade students from Alamitos. Korn Husker 4-H club members are reminded to bring their project books to the meeting tonight. Members will gather at the Pleta home, 7432 Ball road at 9 p.m. for their regular monthly session. Evaluation of ribbons will at the recent 4-H Junior fair we also share in the evening's activities. CypPeas · Magnolia Farm Center meets, for the final session of the current season, tomorrow evening at 7 p.m. (note new time). Activities begin with a potluck dinner to be followed by a meeting booth at 8 o'clock. A motion picture about fire was shown by James Dulitz of the California Division of Forests and Fullerton Union High School students Joyce Grammar and Leo Rogers will sing, accompanied by Dolores Baxter. Affair is to be held at Savannah school cafetorium. BATTERY? If your battery gets that run-down feeling you should have it and your ignition checked by our experts ANAHEIM CARBURETOR & ELECTRIC 904 N. LOS ANGELES KEYSTONE 5-4427 SAFEWAY Buy of the Week SLICED BACON Here's a sizzling idea for a super breakfast! Serve nutritious, energy-packed bacon tomorrow morning with eggs or with waffles. POPULAR BRANDS 1-lb. SEALED IN CELLO pkg. 69¢ DRY SALT PORK Fine for Seasoning lb. 43¢ BOILING BEEF Plate meat cut from government graded USDA CHOICE Beef. lb. 12£ SHORT RIBS Cut from USDA CHOICE government graded beef. Fine to bake or braise. lb. 19£ GROUND BEEF Freshly Made Visking Pack lb. 39£ Made from entire sides of selected beef, ground fresh daily and packed in Visking under California State inspection. For delicious meat loaf, patties... serve Safeway ground beef. FRYING CHICKENS lb. 59£ Manor House brand, Grade A. Eviscerated, cut-up, fresh-frozen at peak of flavor and goodness. Buy an extra supply of these top quality chickens to store in your frezer. Curtsy Bakery Special ANGEL FOOD RING Special Price 39¢ Regularly 45c SAVE 10¢ ON A S-LB. OR LARGER BAG OF KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR Guaranteed to Work Wonders With Any Recipe! Bring this coupon to our store and get 10c off the regular retail price of Sulta or Jamaica Bread. ANGEL FOOD RING Special Price 39¢ Regularly 45c KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR S-lb. bag Regularly... 52¢ Special with coupon 42¢ SAVE 10¢ ON A S-LB. OR LARGER BAG OF KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR Guaranteed to Work Wonders With Any Recipe! Bring this coupon to our store and get 10c off the regular retail price of S-lb. or larger bag of Kitchen Craft flour. OPPER EXPIRES MAY 29, 1954 BUTTER DAIRY GLEN GRADE A First quality, quartered and cartoned. Note low price at Safeway. FRESH EGGS MEDIUM SIZE GRADE A doz. 39¢ Breakfast Gems brand. At Safeway, eggs are refrigerated to protect freshness in the stores. JELL-WELL New INSTANT PUDDING 2 packages (banded) 9¢ GRAPEFRUIT LARGE SIZE Coachella Valley grown. Heavy with sweet juice. CUCUMBERS LONG, GREEN, CRISP Freshly picked. Fine to slice for salads. PRICES EPPECTIVE MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 18, 19, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THE ANAHEIM AREA. Right to limit reserved. Terms to dealers. SAFEWAY Store Hours: Including Meat Section PARK FREE AT 135 S. LEMON Daily—Sunday Thru Wednesday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturdays 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Stanton News MARY M. COOK JAckson 7-1852 ents of students who will enter new Western Junior High next September are remindthe curriculum discussion set norrow evening with R. K. principal designate of the plant. session, slated to be an indiscussion period, will be 30 p.m. at Magnolia school ium, Orange at Magnolia s. ents slated to enter the new are sixth, seventh and graders from Magnolia, SaCypress and Centralia, and grade students from Los os. Husker 4-H club members minded to bring their prokks to the meeting tonight. ars will gather at the Paul home, 7432 Ball road at 7 for their regular monthly seasevaluation of ribbons won recent 4-H Junior fair will are in the evening's activiness - Magnolia Farm Center for the final session of the season, tomorrow evening. (note new time). Activigation with a potluck dinner followed by a meeting hour clock. picture about fire will own by James Dulitz of the Dia Division of Forestry, Silverton Union High School Joyce Grammar and Lois will sing, accompanied by Baxter. is to be held at Savanna cafetorium. BRIDLE PATH—Taking each other for better or worse on horseback are Clarence Munch, 25, and his bride, the former Margaret Ann Beard, in Las Vegas, Nev. They're shown kissing right after the ceremony which was performed by a justice of the peace also on horseback. The pair met six months ago while horseback riding and it looks like they're not going to change their ways. Supervisors to Settle Sewer Problem SANTA ANA—Supervisor deci­sion of whether sewers will be required for a 40-house tract between Buena Park and Stanton—in an area where there is no dis­posal line may be made May 18. three-fourths of a mile away, it would be out $38,000 and so could not afford to subdivide. Meanwhile, other subdividers have their troubles with the board. H. L. Bryan, planning a tract in Vets Reminder Of Deadlines "Ex· servicemen who hath gotten certain deadlines had covered, too late that vbenefits they planned to use slipped away for good," added to Ben Liebermann. Orangt y Veterans Service Officers has just returned from a day conference on veteran's in San Francisco. Many last chances for vben to obtain special assistance stressed at the conference said. "For example, the la­day in May is the final dye year to file for California property tax exemption. To the anticipated last minute Hugh J. Phumb Orange Co. Assessor, has arranged ro­ Assessor's Office in the Court House to remain open evenings until 8 p.m. for ma­underder of the month." Right now Liebermann ac­the last opportunity for ma­rea veterans — those dise­before August 20, 1952 — to in school with federal GI I sistance Before August 2004 year they must be in schoo­de deadline for all Korea veter­charged later is two years their date of separation. Also July 16 is the last o­ Korea veterans to apply fo­tering - out pay if they did it when leaving the service applies to veterans who we­arrated from service before April 1952; all released after this received discharge pay autu­ally, or have additional time plly. Veterans have 120 days af­charge to resume premium ments on either term or prent National Service Life Ins­ under the premium waiver. The same 120 days are al­timely for requesting a post. Supervisors to Settle Sewer Problem SANTA ANA—Supervisorial decision of whether sewers will be required for a 40-house tract between Buena Park and Stanton—in an area where there is no disposal line may be made May 18. On that date, the supervisors will consider appeal of Conner-Prout Co. from an Orange County Planning Commission ruling that sewers be installed in the tract on Orange Ave. east of Stanton Ave. Stanton. The company claimed that if required to install lines and a force main to Magnolia trunk sewer, three-fourths of a mile away, it would be out $38,000 and so could not afford to subdivide. Meanwhile, other subdividers have their troubles with the board. H. L. Bryan, planning a tract in Tustin area, posted $900 to guarantee installation of connecting lines to a proposed sewer which patrons of Sanitation District No.7 rejected when they beat down a $1,950,000 bond issue by 8-to-1 majority. Bryan wants his money back. He explained that he can't use the sewer lines if he installs them because there is no disposal main. New, Faster Schedule to Chicago on the Smooth-Riding "Golden State" *Leave Los Angeles 2:30 PM. ... Arrive Chicago 10:55 AM. second morning following! *Better Chicago connections with crack trains to New York, Washington and other Eastern + Midwestern cities... If It's News You'll See The Bulletin after graduation NO MORE USEFUL GIFT THAN THIS ... Arrive Chicago 10:55 AM. second morning following! * Better Chicago connections with crack trains to New York, Washington and other Eastern + Midwestern cities. AND as always-the SMOOTHEST Los Angeles-Chicago streamliner ride there is... It's all yours ... on the new-schedule Golden State. We've gained speed—a full hour and 50 minutes—without sacrificing any of our famed smoothness of ride. And you'll still find the finest meals on wheels in our diner ... and fun and refreshment in the gay lounge car. Pullman accommodations of every type: roomettes, bedrooms, compartments, drawing rooms and a few sections. Chair cars: fine, foam-rubber reclining chairs with leg rests—your seat reserved exclusively for you. (There’s a Coffee Shop-Lounge for popular-priced meals and recreation between meals.) All times shown are Daylight Saving. SOUTHERN TIMES PACIFIC S·P AMERICA'S MOST MODERN TRAINS Ticket Office: Los Angeles & Santa Ana St., Ph. KE 5-2503 GROVER RORER, Agent E. B. Sharley, Dist. Pass. Agent Wets Reminded Of Deadlines "Ex· servicemen who have forgotten certain deadlines have discovered too late that veterans' benefits they planned to use have slipped away for good," according Ben Liebermann, Orange County Veterans Service Officer, who is just returned from a three-day conference on veteran's affairs San Francisco. "Many last chances for veterans obtain special assistance were pressed at the conference," he said. "For example, the last Monday in May is the final date this year to file for California's $1000 property tax exemption. To meet the anticipated last minute rush,ugh J. Phamb Orange County assessor, has arranged for the assessor's Office in the County Court House to remain open Friday evenings until 8 p.m. for the remainder of the month." Right now, Liebermann added, is the last opportunity for many Korean veterans — those d'charged before August 20, 1952 — to enroll school with federal GI Bill assistance Before August 20th this year they must be in school. The deadline for all Korea veterans discharged later than two years from their date of separation. Also, July 16 is the last day for Korean veterans to apply for musicing - out pay if they didn't get when leaving the service. This cities to veterans who were separated from service before July 16, all released after that date received discharge pay automaticly, or have additional time to apply. Veterans have 120 days after discharge to resume premium payments on either term or permanency. National Service Life Insurance under the premium waiver rule. The same 120 days are also the time required for requesting a post service. News From Buena Gardens DOROTHY FISHER Jackson 7-1239 Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Godfrey, 7722 Coolidge, had as guests, George Benningfield and Richard Lucey of Cleveland, Ohio, last week. The two men have returned to Ohio to make arrangements for moving their families here. Leo Crabtree, 7601 Tyler, went to Los Angeles recently after his aunt, Mrs. Eva Classon, who plans to spend the next month with the Crabtree family. Mrs. Crabtree's mother, Mrs. Grace Bowen, and son, Eldon, of Santa Ana, visited her last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Maguire, 7602 Tyler, visited their parents, the Harry Edgecombs of Long Beach and the Edward Maguires of Garden Grove, last week. The Edward Maguires left Tuesday for Las Vegas. Mrs. Richard LeBeau, 7631 Polk St., announced that her sister, Mrs. John Benzuzi gave birth to a baby boy Monday in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. William Craig and family, 7611 Polk, went on a camping trip to Lake Wolfford near San Diego over the week - end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Underwood and daughter of Buena Park. Mrs. Jean Sullivan, 7721 Coolidge was happy to have her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Gagin, of San Diego as guests over the week-end. Garden Grove Boy Named to FFA Post An Orange County youth, Lawrence Myers of Garden Grove County Economic Survey Planned by Committee HUNTINGTON BEACH — Appointment of a committee to supervise an economic survey of Orange county's potentials and future expansion was disclosed as the group prepared to meet today at Santa Ana. The survey will be under general supervision of Cecil L. Dunn of Los Angeles, a professional economic consultant. Actual field work will be done by R. I. (Cuba) Morris, administrative to the board of supervisors, who also will follow up with quarterly reports. The Economic Analysis Committee named includes Carl E. Schroeder of Orange, O. W. Dick Richard of Newport Beach, M. R. Brinkerhoff of Santa Ana, Everett M. Reese of Brea, W. E. Tepper of San Clemente, John E. Carr of Santa Ana, Walter R. Schmid of Garden Grove. Howard Twirin of Fullerton, S. H. Franklin of Costa Mesa, Justin Kennedy of Santa Ana, Howard Crooke of Pisacentia, J.W. Hudson of Anaheim and Willaim H. Gallienne of Huntington Beach. The survey is to provide factual data of the county's economic resources, outline trends in development, and produce reports to guide interested manufacturers and businessmen in the future. League of Cities Sets Meet May 20 BUENA PARK — For its first such meeting, the Orange County League of Cities will meet May 20 in Knott's Berry Farm steak house at Buena Park but City of La Habra will be host. The meeting date, a week earlier than the regularly scheduled la- Veterans have 120 days after discharge to resume premium paymns on either term or permane National Service Life Insurance under the premium waiver rule. The same 120 days are also the time for requesting a post-service LI insurance policy. Deadlines of some sort apply to early all veterans' benefits," he included. "Anyone in doubt concerning his entitlement should investigate promptly or risk loss of benefits." Estimate Pumpage Tax $3.50 Per Acre Foot SANTA ANA — Orange County water users soon will know how it will cost them to pump water from the underground basin the Santa Ana river. Directors of Orange County Water District, acting under provisos of the amended Water Dist Act, which provides for an excitation tax, will meet June 9 at 6:00 to determine the need and viability" of a pumpage tax, to fix the rate of the tax. The hearing date was set at yesterday's monthly session of the directors of the district offices in Santa Ana Community Center. No official estimates have calculated that the pumpage tax probably will be $3.50 per acre foot of the tax collected from the approximately 4,000 wells in the can be used only for the imitation of water from the Colorado river, or other outside source, replenishment of the depleted underground basin. It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin after graduation NO MORE USEFUL GIFT THAN THIS! Mrs Jean Sullivan, 7721 Coolidge was happy to have her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Gagin, of San Diego as guests over the week-end. Garden Grove Boy Named to FFA Post An Orange County youth, Lawrence Myers of Garden Grove was elected to the post of State Treasurer of the Future Farmers of America during their three-day convention now in progress in San Luis Obispo. Named to head the state-wide organization was Joseph Faure Jr. of Porterville who succeeded James Campbell of Lompoc. More than 1200 delegates attended the sessions among which were four Anaheim FFA members. These included Rodger DeMille, state reporter; Chapter President Jerry Fischbeck and delegates Don McCuliston and Denny Brownfield. Local delegates returned to the city late last night, it was learned. El Toro Mentioned in Proposed Fund Grant Orange County military installations may receive a portion of a proposed 350 million dollar Congressional grant asked by the Armored Services to construct homes for families of servicemen. Now before the Armed Services Committee, the bill, if passed, would bring the El Toro auxiliary air station at Tustin, a total of $225,000 in housing while the parent El Toro air station grant would total $1,675,000. Much of the total expenditure was earmarked for California Army, Navy, Marine and Air Corps installations, it was learned. Brown Cloud' Theory Explained by Scientists PASADENA (UP)—Two local researchers said today a huge brown cloud which regularly hovers over Southern California contains "dangerously toxic" nitrogen oxides. Stephen E. Blewett and Francis B. Stewart, of Air Research Associates, Inc., said gas concentrations... BROWN CLOUD THEORY Explained by Scientists PASADENA (UP)—Two local researchers said today a huge brown cloud which regularly hovers over Southern California contains "dangerously toxic" nitrogen oxides. Stephen E. Blewett and Francis S. Stewart, of Air Research Associates, Inc., said gas concentrations in the cloud were greater than concentrations of toxic contaminants in the death-dealing smogs of London* in 1952 and Donora, Pa., in 1948. The researchers said, however, they had not measured the local nitrogen at the ground level. Blewett and Stewart recently announced the brown cloud theory. They said they believed the cloud was a natural phenomenon that originates in the upper atmosphere over the eastern Pacific ocean. They said their studies show there is no ground smog when the cloud is not present. The cloud, which "frequently covers over 100,000 square miles", occasionally is dispersed by high winds, but always reforms shortly afterward, they said. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results SHOWS START AT DUSK Pacific DRIVE-IN THEATRES COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR Orange CARNIVAL STORY TECHNOLOGY Paulo JOAN CRAWFORD TRUCOLORE "JOHNNY GUITAR" THE COMMAND" Guy Madison - In color Charles Winniger