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HOLIDAY FOOD VALUES Picked-for-Picnics Packed with Pleasure Values Effective thru Wednesday Enjoy the holiday weekend to the fullest by taking a vacation from cooking chores. Yes—whether you plan to eat indoors or out, you'll have a real "picnic" for yourself preparing perfect lunches or delightful dinners with these easy-to-fix food favorites. With a good variety of these grand-tasting foods on hand, you're ready for wonderful fun-feasts... with plenty of time to enjoy them. So, come fill your basket with these fine food values for happy holiday meals. Palace Brand Sliced BACON 1 lb. cello 59¢ Small Size Spare Ribs 1 lb. 59¢ U. S. Good Rib Steaks 1 lb. 63¢ Fresh Ground Roof 2 lbs $1 ALLISON'S THANK YOU for the wonderful supper of Allison's annual CScout breakfast. It was great success and the CScouts appreciate your thoughtfulness SWIFT'NING Shortening 3 lb can 75¢ Fancy OLEO lb 19¢ Dole Sliced PINEAPPLE No. 1 tall can 23¢ Golden State CANNED MILK tall can 11¢ KRAFT 1 lb. CARAMELS 3 Sunshine Hi-Ho CRACKERS 1 lb. box 3 Weston MAPLE CREAM Cello pkg. 25¢ U.S. Good Rib Steaks lb. 63¢ Fresh Ground Beef 3 lbs. $1 ALL AMERICAN PEANUT BUTTER Giant 20 oz. jar 39¢ C & H PURE CANE SUGAR 10 lb bag 93¢ Philadelphia CREAM CHEESE 2 3 oz. pkg. 27¢ 8 oz. pkg. 33¢ Rupert Frozen ROCK FISH 1 lb. pkg. 33¢ Ho-Ma Frozen SHRIMP pkg. 63¢ SALAD BOWL SALAD DRESSING Full Quart Red Heart DOG FOOD 2 1 lb. cans 29¢ Dash DOG FOOD 2 1 lb. cans 29¢ Puss N' Boots CAT FOOD 2 1 lb. cans 25¢ SALAD BOWL SALAD DRESSING Full Quart 39 Red Heart DOG FOOD 2 lbs. cans 29¢ Dash DOG FOOD 2 lbs. cans 29¢ Puss N' Boots CAT FOOD 2 lbs. cans 25¢ COFFEE SALE AMERICA'S No.1 LINE OF COFFEES MAXWELL HOUSE. 1 lb. can 1.03 Instant MAXWELL HOUSE. 2 oz. Jar 63¢ Extra Fancy Tops off CARROTS lb 5 Fancy Local Summer SQUASH 2 lbs. 15 Texas Sweet Bermuda ONIONS lb 4 Local Fresh Cut RHUBARB lb 5 Limit rights reserved, sale s tax added where applicable ALLISON'S MARKET 555 S. LOS ANGELES STREET AT WATER ALLISON'S THANK YOU for the wonderful support Allison's annual Cub out breakfast. It was a great success and the Cub outs appreciate your thoughtfulness WIFT'NING Shortening 3 lb can 75¢ Fancy OLEO 1 lb 19¢ Dole Sliced PINEAPPLE No. 1 tall can 23¢ Golden State CANNED MILK tall can 11¢ RAFT 1 lb. bag PARAMELS 33¢ Sunshine Hi-Ho RACKERS 1 lb. box 33¢ Weston MAPLE CREAMS Cello pkg 25¢ NEW ANAHEIM RESTAURANT—Artist's conception of the new Water Wheel restaurant now of La Palma. To be built by Frits Goossens, prominent Anaheim businessman, the plush will feature the tops in dining and cocktails. Parking will be provided for more than 20 Huge Commercial Building Project Revealed for East Center Street One of the largest commercial building projects to be developed within recent years was announced today by President Gordon R. Howard of the Comet Investment Co. of Burbank. The buildings will be erected on East Center St., west of the new Alpha Beta Market. In revealing his plans for the project, Howard said contracts have been signed with Cook's, one of Long Beach's largest drug firms for the leasing of one building 35 by 100 feet. This will be when completed, one of the county's finest commercial properties which included the new Alpha Beta market, the project is under the lease direction of Thelma Reagan Murphy, developer of the properties which are located on the corner of East and Center streets. Total cost of the project, when completed, was not revealed by Howard, who owns and operates holdings throughout the metropolitan Los Angeles area. Marriage Licenses PERSONAL SLAN of an Average By John Bo The day of decision China is almost at half probability of a peace otery to the Western w mote to say the least. For seven long years has fought a holding an enemy that started of poorly armed guerrers now a battle - trained eral divisions armed w modern weapons, plus to use them. Their ability was pro AFT 1 lb. bag ARAMELS 33¢ Shine Hi-Ho RACKERS 1 lb. box 33¢ Weston MAPLE CREAMS Cello pkg. 25¢ Bleach PUREX ½ GALLON 29¢ CHEER Giant pkg. 67¢ TIDE Giant pkg. 67¢ Quick LASTIC STARCH 12 oz. 14¢ Old English PASTE WAX 1 lb. can 65£ Full Quart 39£ Puss N' Boots CAT FOOD 2 lbs. 25¢ within recent years was announced today by President Gordon R. Howard of the Comet Investment Co. of Burbank. The buildings will be erected on East Center St., west of the new Alpha Beta Market. In revealing his plans for the project, Howard said contracts have been signed with Cook's, one of Long Beach's largest drug firms for the leasing of one building 35 by 100 feet. This will be when completed, one of the county's finest drug stores. Construction of the drug building is slated to begin July 1. Adjoining the drug building will be an arcade building with modern shops and stores which will feature a new - style laundromat, a variety store, a child's shoe store and barber and beauty shops. Howard revealed that the project will contain 20 shops and stores when completed and may include a restaurant or fountain. He pointed out that the buildings are not being built for sale but will be retained by Comet Inc., as an investment. Located on the Mitchell com- Marriage Licenses John Puzuhanich 36, 1302 W. 4th St.; Garnet Marie Dunham, 28, 1430 S. Shelton St., both Santa Ana. Antonio Herrera Jaime, 32, 10471 Ocean Ave.; Henrietta Cota Lopez, 17, 10571 Ocean, both La Habra. John Fuentes 26, 216 Central Ave., Santa Ana; Leonarda Gomez 22, 10251 E., 5th St., La Habra. Earl Eugene Shipman, 27, 3512 Valencia Dr., Fullerton; Pearl Eva Ream, 25, 316 12th St., Huntington Beach. 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Their ability was pro Bien Phu, where French troops were by their Communist o Perhaps I am wrong flying these troops as although they did comments of the best fight under the French flag was led mainly by Pr officers. The troop consisted mainly of Mionnares'. Colonial North Africa, and lo troops, with a sprinkling volunteers, many in the missioned officer bra French conscript is no serve in Indo - China volunteers to do so, teers are not forthcoming appreciable numbers. If the French expect Indo - China, they will have to close ranks more determination than have in the past. And prove to be a difficult ment. The Laniel government coalition margin of votes out of 627 in the assembly. Communist are open any measure that may helpful in checking th in Asia. Unable to procure the strength at home, the welel government has put for more U. 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Goossens, former owner of the Boss Overall Cleaners on Euclid, has leased the establishment to Harold von der Hellen, former operator of the Turf Club at Telegraph Road and Lakewood Blvd. Of brick and fieldstone construc- County Native Sons Slate Ladies Night Northern Orange County members of the Native Sons of the Golden West, Mother Colony Parlor, will honor Past President Loren Wagner tomorrow, 7 p.m., at the Orangewood Ranch Cafe during their annual Ladies Night function. A detailed report of the recent Sacramento convention of the order will be given by President Bill Lester of Brea, during the dinner meet. Glen McCoy, Fullerton high school student, who won third-place honors in a state-wide speech contest in Sacramento as sponsored by the local parlor, will be present at the dinner, it was learned. Planners Overruled On Sewer Decision SANTA ANA — Overruling the County Planning Commission, the Board of Supervisors late yesterday authorized the O'Connor-Prout Co. to use reptic tanks and cess pools in its subdivision proposed on Orange avenue near Stanton avenue, northeast of the town of Stanton. The developer, however, must install "dry" sewers. The Commissioners decided should install a sewer line for its 40-house tract, but the subdivider claimed that the lily would cost $38,000 and so make prohibitive the development. The company told the supervisors that it has filed application for annexation to the Stanton Water District, which district is now planning installation of sewer trunk lines. The day of decision in Indo-China is almost at hand, and the probability of a peace, satisfactory to the Western world, is remote to say the least. For seven long years France has fought a holding action against an enemy that started as a band of poorly armed guerillas and is now a battle-trained army of several divisions armed with the most modern weapons, plus the ability to use them. Their ability was proven at Dien Bien Phu, where over 12,000 French troops were "Liquidated" by their Communist opponents. Perhaps I am wrong in identifying these troops as "French", although they did consist of elements of the best fighting forces under the French flag. This force was led mainly by French career officers. The troops themselves consisted mainly of Foreign Legionnaires. Colonial troops from North Africa, and loyal native troops, with a sprinkling of French volunteers, many in the non-commissioned officer brackets. No French conscript is required to serve in Indo-China, unless he volunteers to do so, and volunteers are not forthcoming in any appreciable numbers. If the French expect to stay in Indo-China, they will certainly have to close ranks, and show more determination than they have in the past. And this will prove to be a difficult accomplishment. The Laniel government has a coalition margin of only five votes out of 627 in the National assembly. Communist members of the assembly are openly hostile to any measure that might prove helpful in checking the Red tide in Asia. Unable to procure the necessary strength at home, the wobbly Laniel government has put out feelers for more U.S. assistance. The possibility of American manpower on the fighting front does not set too well with the American public, when French conscripts are in barracks in France. All this chaos in the Western camp is tailor-made, for the real leaders of the Communist cause — "Divide and Conquer"—but it has worked many times down through the ages and the Kremlin has high hopes that this will be their key to success in the present struggle. Most Vietnamese are anti-French and seem to like the strong nationalist talk of the Viet Minh, without thought of the consequences of a Communist victory. And the actual defeat of a sizeable French army by man of the same name. Ground was broken today for The Water Wheel, swank restaurant to be built on Euclid Ave. by Frita Goossens, prominent Anaheim businessman. Goossens, former owner of the Boss Overall Cleaners on Euclid, has leasted the establishment to Harold von der Hellen, former operator of the Turf Club at Telegraph Road and Lakewood Blvd. Of brick and fieldstone construction with a shake roof the Water Wheel will boast a rustic motif and will seat about 400 dinners. The plush restaurant will also have a huge banquet room seating about 200. Parking will be provided for 200 cars and the restaurant itself will be air conditioned and will contain the latest in equipment, Goossens said. A fireplace will adorn the lounge room. The restaurant will take its name from an actual water wheel that will be located in the restaurant beneath a replica of an old water tower. The building will contain about 10,000 square feet and will be constructed by V.J.Long, Anaheim contractor. It was designed by Mac Bird and Associates, Santa Ana architects. Goossens, who has lived in the area for 27 years, presently resides at 12501 Euclid in Garden Grove with his wife, Rose and 18-year-old son, Freddie, a student at Mater Dei High school. He purchased the former Hide-Out cafe which will be closed as soon as the new restaurant is completed on property just south of the present Hide-Out site. Completion has been scheduled for the middle of September. Dinners of all types will be featured at the new restaurant which will also boast the tops in cocktails. Telephone Chain To Warn Merchants On Bad Checks A new plan for reducing the number of losses through bad checks, counterfeit money, stolen checks and buno plans has been developed by the Credit Bureau of Fullerton. The plan, as put into effect, will see member merchants notifying the credit bureau at time the crime is committed. They in turn On Bad Checks A new plan for reducing the number of losses through bad checks, counterfeit money, stolen checks and bunco plans has been developed by the Credit Bureau of Fullerton. The plan, as put into effect, will see member merchants notifying the credit bureau at the time the crime is committed. They in turn will notify police and members of a telephone call chain which will flash warnings to other association members. The plan, according to E. S. Lucas, bureau manager, has the approval of police departments in this area. strength will have to be made before it is too late. Perhaps it will not be in Indo-China — or Maylaya — or Hong Kong, or even Indonesia, but the stopping of Communist aggression, by a strong show of solidarity, will prov harder as times goes on. P.S. — An old saying — and I quote — "Perhaps it is better to hang together than to hang separately." SHOWS START AT DUSK Pacific Drive-In Theatres COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR Orange EXECUTIVE SUITE "SCARLET SPEAR" —IN COLOR— Coming Soon "Elephant Walk" IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO YOU HOLLIDAY Polar LAWFORD JESSE JAMES VS. THE DALTONS