anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-18

HUK LEADER SURRENDERS—Luis Taruc (right), leader of the Communist Hubalahaps who launched a reign of terror after World War II in the Philippines, chats with Maj. Gen. Jesus Vargas (center) after surrendering to the government in Manila. Taruc claims he came down from the hills not to surrender, but "to join the government." On the left is newly appointed Philippine under-secretary of the Army, Jose Criscol, who worked on surrender negotiations. Dixie Segregationists Plan Battle To Preserve South’s Color Barrier ATLANTA — Dixie segregationists formed battlelines today in an effort to preserve the South's traditional color barriers despite the Supreme Court's historic decision that segregation in the public schools is unconstitutional. The high tribunal issued its long-awaited document Monday. It came after months of deliberating an issue regarded as the most vital affecting one region since cases from South Carolina, Kansas, Virginia and Delaware specifically. To Preserve South’s Color Barrier ATLANTA — Dixie segregationists formed battlelines today in an effort to preserve the South's traditional color barriers despite the Supreme Court's historic decision that segregation in the public schools is unconstitutional. The high tribunal issued its long-awaited document Monday. It came after months of deliberating an issue regarded as the most vital affecting one region since Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation. The Supreme Court scheduled further arguments for next fall on vital issues connected with its unanimous decision and affected states were invited to submit additional briefs in the cases. Only after that will enforcement machinery be drafted. Thus, Negro and white student will not be going to school together in large areas of Dixie for perhaps many more years. The possibility of the long delay tempered reaction among white Southerners which ranged from appeals for calm to blunt warnings that no court decision can overthrow segregation in the South. Most Dixie congressional delegations were highly critical. Sen. James O. Eastland of Mississippi said "The South will not abide by this legislative decision by a political court." Unanimous Decision One of the biggest surprises of the decision was that it was unanimous. Gov. Herman Talmadge of Georgia, who hurled one of the sharpest barbs at the court's action, said he had expected at least a divided opinion. The Supreme Court invited attorneys general of the segregation states to submit briefs in the new autumn arguments, but there was a question whether they would accept. Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook said he had contacted 17 attorneys general in affected states and had found none willing to submit to the decision without further litigation. States Take Action For the immediate future, some action by Southern state groups was in prospect. Alabama's special committee to recommend segrega-ops to the legislature will meet within a week, as will a similar Georgia group. The Louisiana legislature," only one in the South in session, will begin cases from South Carolina, Kansas, Virginia and Delaware, specifically affects 17 states with required segregation, and the District of Columbia. Further Court Arguments The court said that no decrees to implement its decision would be handed down until further arguments are held. It restored the cases to the court docket for further argument on these vital points: 1. Should Negro children be admitted without further delay to "schools of their choice?" 2. Should school districts be allowed time for a gradual transition to a non-segregated status? 3. Should the Supreme Court appoint a special master to hear evidence to recommend specific terms of decrees to be ordered by the court? 4. Should the high court send the segregation cases back to the lower courts with instructions to frame decrees for implementing the non-segregation decision; if so, what procedures should the lower courts follow in arriving at specific terms of the decrees? State on the fringe of the Deep South expressed willingness to comply to the letter with the Supreme Court order, whatever it eventually may be. Kansas, Texas and Oklahoma were among them. Not so with the stronger segregation states like Georgia, South Carolina and Mississippi. Erwin Howard Spicer Dies at Beach Home NEWPORT BEACH (OCNS) — Erwin Howard Spicer, 70, of W. 208 Dahlia Ave., Corona Del Mar, died at his home Sunday morning after a long illness. Born in Junita, Nebraska, Mr. Spicer had lived in Corona Del Mar and the Newport area since 1940. He had been a resident of California for the past 40 years. Have we ever told about the paint depa-we have in the back store? Really, it's just the most complete little you'll find in the county of all, we feature Sh Williams paint. Now the fly-by-night outfit, and good paint is the most tant part of any dec-Job you might have in STATES Take Action For the immediate future, some action by Southern state groups was in prospect. Alabama's special committee to recommend segregations to the legislature will meet within a week, as will a similar Georgia group. The Louisiana legislature, only one in the South in session, will begin a study of the decision's impact. Mississippi Gov. Hugh White will name a new legal advisory commission to draft legislation to evade the court decision legally. Virginia Gov. Thomas B. Stanley promised to call an early meeting of state and local government leaders to consider the whole problem. There was almost unanimous opinion among state leaders that Negro teachers would be hard hit for employment should all segregation barriers be thrown away. There was no indication any state legislatures would be called into special session at once. That long considered prospect was removed because of the no-time-limit aspect of the court's decision. Monday's decision, covering four NEWPORT BEACH (OCNS) — Erwin Howard Spicer, 70, of W. 208 Dahlia Ave., Corona Del Mar, died at his home Sunday morning after a long illness. Born in Junita, Nebraska, Mr. Spicer had lived in Corona Del Mar and the Newport area since 1940. He had been a resident of California for the past 40 years. He was an active member of Rotary and had retired from business and civic activities some time ago. Surviving Mr. Spicer are his widow Nettle Louisa; three daughters, Mrs. D. Hall of Corona Del Mar; Mrs. A. M. Flint of Houston, Texas; and Mrs. R. B. McKenna of Santa Ana; and a son Edgar H. Spicer of Corona Del Mar. Services are in charge of Baltz mortuary in Corona Del Mar and will be conducted at 11 am. Wednesday, Rev. Paul Babbitt of the Corona Del Mar Congregational church will officiate. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL DAY & NIGHT GLASS LINED WATER HEATERS Ask about our time payment plan GALVANIZED PIPE 3/4" 17¢ per foot 1/2" 14¢ per foot BILL WARD THE PLUMBER 246 E. CENTER PH. KE 5-6105 All this is for one so that you'll remember when you start to paint. NADORFF HARDWELL 249 EAST CENTER. IN ADV.) Woman Ponders Divorce Problems LOS ANGELES (UP)—Superior Judge Philbrick McCoy today pondered the perplexing problem of Peggy Lou Wolfe Hirsch, 26, who doesn't know if she is the wife of a wealthy hotelman or a Texas oil operator. McCoy yesterday took under submission Mrs. Hirsch's plea for a California divorce from hotel owner Glynn Wolfe, whom she though she shed with a Mexican divorce. The attractive blonde seeks to determine the validity of her marriage to oilman William Hirsch. The married Hirsch in October, 1952, with her first husband, Wolfe, acting as best man. Both men now want to be her husband. Wolfe offered her half his hotel business if she returns to him, providing the legal tangle is resolved. Hirsch said he will continue to give her "everything the needs" if her divorce from Wolfe is legal. Since the Mexican divorce, Wolfe married actress Beverly Marsh and divorced her last February in the same Mexican separation center. Should the judge rule Mrs. Hirsch's divorce was not valid, it would mean her second marriage was invalid—and Wolfe's marriage to Miss Marsh also was not legal. PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! IN ANAHEIM YOUR CHANCE FOR SAVINGS A real opportunity to bolster your slip wardrobe! Snowy white and lavishly trimmed, they are perfect under warm weather sheers, delightfully cool ... and they never need ironing! 32-44. 1.44 WOMEN RAYON PA 4 pr. 1 Elastic waist style — white a Buy several pairs low price. COTTON P HALF SL 889 4 gore style wh plisse half slips under your sheer Lace trimmed. RAYON K PETTICO 2 for 1 The NAIL BIN by Paul There was a cartoon in the paper the other day that realy struck home It was a picture of a man) it could have been any one of a dozen we know) talking to a painting contractor. The painter was doing the talking and this is what he said. "We have two prices, one for a first-time job, and one for covering up a home-done job." Of cours we're not taking sides — we'll sell paint to anyone, whether they're a professional or not. But one thing is certain, this "do it yourself" thing is really getting popular. Judging from the hands we've been seeing on Monday mornings a lot of folks have been tackling painting jobs around the house these past few weekends. You can look at the fingernails and tell the exact color scheme they used. Have we ever told you about the paint department we have in the back of the store? Really, it's just about the most complete little shop you'll find in the county. First of all, we feature Sherwin-Williams paint. Now that's noisy-by-night outfit, and using good paint is the most important part of any decorating job you might have in mind. your slip wardrobe! Snowy white and lavishly trimmed, they are perfect under warm weather sheers, delightfully cool and they never need ironing! 32-44. 1.44 LACE EDGED COTTON PLISSE SLIP FOR GIRLS! 66¢ A whopping big value at an incredibly tiny price! Imagine! just 66c for a plisse slip. Cotton plisse—so cool to wear in summer, such a cinch to care for because you just wash and skip the ironing! Snowy white or delicate pink with dainty nylon lace trim. Sizes 4-14. INFANTS' TRAINING PANTS 4 for 1.00 Opportunity Days Special! Look, Mom, they're reinforced! Double thick body, triple thick crotch means exrta strength, extra absorbency! Soft ribbed knit combed cotton with elastic at waist, in leg band. White, 1-4. Stock up at Penney's special price! SHIRT AND SHORT SET FOR JR. BOYS Sizes 2-8 Special Purchase 2.00 What a crisp, neat little set! The shirt is a smartly printed nylon pucker with 'short sleeves and the pants are strongly woven in rayon and nylon gabardine... Both 4 gore style which plisse half slips under your sheer Lace trimmed. RAYON KNIT PETTICOAT 2 for 1 Elastic waist s half slip with White and colo WOMEN'S SHORT PAJZ 1.00 Popular 2 piece cotton short pa assorted neckl with embroidery MEN'S TEE SHIRT 2 for 1. Your chance at and save on this skirt. White kni INFANTS RECEIVING BLANKET 3 for 1. Solid color *soft blankets at a te ing. Packaged 3 tic container. BETTEER YARDAQ REDUCE We have in the back of the store? Really, it's just about the most complete little shop you'll find in the county. First of all, we feature Sherwin-Williams paint. Now that's noisy-by-night outfit, and using good paint is the most important part of any decorating job you might have in mind. Now, they've done something that we think is mighty fine, and, incidentally, so do all the folks around here that know about it. They have printed some books that show pictures of different color schemes used in every room of the house. These books take lot of the guess work out of what has been a very touchy cloth. So if you're thinking about doing some painting around the house in the near future, drop in here and ask for one of these books. When you get it, we'll also give you some color charts to help you in tackling your colors. As a matter of fact, we'll go you one notter. If you want one, we will also give you a nice yard-clock. You're always hunting for one of the things around the house, so why not get one now. All this is for one reason, that you'll remember us when you start to paint. We're ADORFF HARDWARE, 9 EAST CENTER, in Ana-adv.) Tuesday, May 18, 1954 ANAHEIM (CaL) BULLETIN — 3 opportunity Days! SAVINGS GALORE WOMEN'S RAYON PANTIES 4 pr. 1.00 Elastic waist — brief style — white and colors. Buy several pairs at this low price. COTTON PLISSE HALF SLIPS 88¢ 4 gore style white cotton plisse half slips to wear under your sheer dresses. Lace trimmed. RAYON KNIT PETTICOAT 2 for 100 ALUMINUM CHAIRS 5.00¢ RAYON KNIT PETTICOAT 2 for 100 Elastic waist style knit half slip with lace trim. White and colors. WOMEN'S SHORT PAJAMAS 1.00 Popular 2 piece crinkle cotton short pajamas — assorted neckline styles with embroidery trims. MEN'S TEE SHIRTS 2 for 1.00 Your chance at stock up and save on this popular skirt. White knit cotton. INFANTS' RECEIVING BLANKETS 3 for 1.00 Solid color soft cotton blankets at a terrific saving. Packaged 3 in a plastic container. BETTER YARDAGE REDUCED WITH THESE SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION FEATURES: ● non-tilt construction ● weigh next to nothing ● highly polished aluminum ● heavy weight vat dyed duck Packed in handy carry-home carton for two chairs. 2 for $10 DELUXE 18x26" FOAM LATEX PILLOWS 4.00 Special! Bigger, deeper than ordinary pillows—offered at a special Opportunity Day price! Air-breathing foam rubber offers cool comfort thru warmest nights. FRESH, DEEP PILE COTTON LOOP RUGS 2.00 24x36" Special Purchase! Also: 27x50", 4.00 36x60", 6.00 48x72", 9.00 A wonderful buy during Penney Opportunity Days. 4-ply twisted yarn for luxury depth, long wear. Brilliant colors, hunter BETTER YARDAGE REDUCED 3 yds. 1.00 Gingham, rayons, cotton, prints. REDUCED! 3½ LB. ALL WOOL BLANKET 10.00 Choose from five colors. This is a terrific buy in an all wool blanket. TERRY TOWELS bath size ... 63c hand size ... 33c wash cloth ... 14c REDUCED! PROVINCIAL PRINT QUILTS 6.77 4.00 Special! Bigger, deeper than ordinary pillows—offered at a special Opportunity Day price! Air-breathing foam rubber offers cool comfort thru warmest nights. Cover is smooth 80-square muslin, corded and zippered. 24x36" Special Purchase! Also: 27x50", 4.00 36x60", 6.00 48x72", 9.00 A wonderful buy during Penney Opportunity Days. 4-ply twisted yarn for luxury depth, long wear. Brilliant colors, hunter green, gold, blue, others. Non-skid roller back. Rugs are washable! NATION WIDE SHEETS NEW LOW PRICE! 81x108 1.69 72x108 1.59 cases 39¢ NEW DOUBLEFLOUNCE RAYON TIERS 88¢ pair A brand new tier! A buy of buys featured during Penney Opportunity Days! Dainty marquisette curtains double - flounced, topped with 3" ruching, in ivory and pastels. 30, 36, or 45" long, 60" wide.