anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-28

BIG SWITCH—Explaining operation of crossbar switch to Pacific Telephone's Carolyn Yoder and V. Chadd is Darrell Brown, switchman in the company's new operator toll dialing center. Crossbar basic unit of the $4½ million machine and is so-named because it is composed of crossed vertical horizontal bars of electric relays. Junior Firemen Slate Picnic Tomorrow (Continued from Page 1) will conclude the program. As before, a special event of the day will be a supervised ride on a fire truck. Cooperating in the fire prevention program and aiding in presenting the annual picnic will be members of the Orange County Association of Insurance Agents including the M. E. Beebe Co., Frank Tausch Agency, James L. Morris Agency, and H. H. Stabbert. Members of the Anaheim Exchange Club who have made fire prevention activities a part of the club program, will aid firemen in presenting the picnic. graders file through the food lines many times to fill themselves with wholesome food prepared by local firemen and volunteers. Freshly-squeezed orange juice through the courtesy of United Processors Inc., will be enjoyed by the children as well as large, plump wieners and ice cream obtained by Lee DeHart. local police patrolman who has been an active member of the picnic party for the past three years. Also aiding in the supervision of children will be off-shift members of the Anaheim Fire Department and those firemen who have worked with Fire Chief Ed Stringer through the year in the fire prevention program. The local program has brought Anaheim nation-wide fame through publicity given the fire prevention work in columns of the Anaheim Bulletin. Named one of seven major award winners last year in the annual contest held by the National Toll-Dialing Machine Revealed By Phone Co. A new era in long distance communications will start for Anaheim telephone users shortly after midnight Saturday when Pacific Telephone places into service its million operator toll dialing chine in Los Angeles. Special switching equipment been installed and tested in Anaheim telephone office that into the huge electronic device permitting long distance operation to place calls for customers dis Cooperating in the fire prevention program and aiding in presenting the annual picnic will be members of the Orange County Association of Insurance Agents including the M. E. Beebe Co., Frank Tausch Agency, James L. Morris Agency, and H. H. Stabbert. Members of the Anaheim Exchange Club who have made fire prevention activities a part of the club program, will aid firemen in presenting the picnic. Always a highlight of the day will be the noon picnic when sixth-grade students bring back to their original look of rich and glowing newness through our personalized cleaning... today's most modern method of cleaning and conditioning garments. We think you'll like our prices, speed and service, too... we know we'll try very hard to please you. ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Karl Knapp, Owner 117 W. Cypress St. Ph. KE 5-4618 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING READY FOR OCCUPANCY! Attractive, bright as new, sparklingly clean, revitalized garments... garments that have been brought back to their original look of rich and glowing newness through our personalized cleaning... today's most modern method of cleaning and conditioning garments. We think you'll like our prices, speed and service, too... we know we'll try very hard to please you. ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Karl Knapp, Owner 117 W. Cypress St. Ph. KE 5-4618 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING Here's Your Reward For Being an Accident-Free Driver If you can say... "My car has not been involved in an accident during the past 12 months"... you deserve to get your automobile insured. Also adding in the supervision of children will be off-shift members of the Anaheim Fire Department and those firemen who have worked with Fire Chief Ed Stringer through the year in the fire prevention program. The local program has brought Anaheim nation-wide fame through publicity given the fire prevention work in columns of the Anaheim Bulletin, Named one of seven major award winners last year in the annual contest held by the National Board of Fire Underwriters, the Bulletin and its publisher Howard Loudon were feted by county, state and national fire prevention authorities. A scrap book submitted by the paper, showing activities of the junior fire department, was adjudged in the top seven prevention organizations in the nation for the year — with only one other newspaper west of Chicago, winning recognition. Success of the program has been attributed by city officials, Mayor Charles Pearson and civic leaders, to the cooperation between teachers and parents in promoting the program whereby sixth-grader seek out possible causes of fire and recommend their elimination. Credit slips are signed by householders which in turn are double checked by teachers before issuing credit to a student. The child receiving the highest number of credit slips in his class room, becomes assistant chief. Winning school is awarded the Bulletin Trophy to keep until the following year's competition. A new era in long distance communications will start for Anaheim telephone users shortly after midnight Saturday when Pacific Telephone places into service its million operator toll dialing chine in Los Angeles. Special switching equipment has been installed and tested in Anaheim telephone office that into the huge electronic device permitting long distance operation to place calls for customers distant cities without the help of other operators along the route or at the destination. Most long distance calls will through in less than a minute manager Herb Perry, said too many will be completed in matter of only a few seconds. He explained how a typical call will be handled by the machine: First, a customer dials the long distance operator and ask her (example) for MUrayhill 8-900 New York City. The operator plays into a long distance trunk line and receives a dial signal telling the machine is ready to process with the call. Then, swiftly punching (key pressing) a set of keys that look like those on an adding machine, "dials" the number direct. Key pulses the digits 2-1-2 to her into the New York area then digits M-U-8-9-0-0-0. Called person answers his telephone, usually in less than a minute. To do its job, the operator dialing machine uses various pieces of equipment with graphic-sounding names like senders, master decoder-translators, and cross-switches. The Los Angeles installation largest and third to be established on the West Coast, was started 1 June. It is capable of handling 20,000 calls per hour and will co-prise what is known to telephone engineers as a regional center for the national line-up. The regional centers are important "cross roads" or control switching points on the national network. Building Permits for Week Exceed $500,000 Anaheim building officials challenged up more than one - h a million dollars in additional division permits this week while a prominent Fullerton construction firm and a Los Angeles construction company took permits for total of 61 new homes. ACCIDENT-FREE Driver If you can say . . . "My car has not been involved in an accident during the past 12 months" you deserve to get your automobile insurance for less If you're insured with Farmers Insurance Exchange you will receive an ACCIDENT-FREE DISCOUNT on Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability See Us Today ROBERT L. MARTIN 433 W. Center Ph. KE 5-2826 Anaheim AT THE BALLOT BOX ELECT HARRY FOX YOUR ASSEMBLYMAN 75TH DISTRICT Residept of Orange County 28 Years, Merchant 27 Years Deny 'Love Triangle' In Murder-Suicide (Continued from Page 1) Police officers deny the story and say they do not believe the shootings were the result of a "love triangle." Meanwhile, separate funeral services were on schedule today for Black and his wife. His funeral service will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at Smith's mortuary, and interment will be in Westminster Memorial Park. He is survived by the son and a daughter, Mrs. Betty Shear of Coronado, of a former marriage. He was born in Belleview, Idaho, and had come here from Downey, where he lived 10 years. Her funeral service will be read Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Smith's Mortuary by Rev. Harold L. Lambert of First Methodist Church. Interment will be in her family plot in Westminster Memorial Park. Mrs. Black is survived by the son and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hudson and two brothers, James T. Hudson of Huntington Beach and Gordon G. Hudson of Bradford, Pa.; she was born in Pennsylvania and had come here eight years ago, marrying Black shortly afterward. AUHS Board Swears In Holve, Coons (Continued from Page 1) Swivel chair, $39.50; three 4-drawer (wood) legal files, $225 each was approved. Other purchases included 80 Hamilton Music stands, total $760. Bids for the maturing crop of oranges on the Rimpau - Alexander property, recently purchased by the district, for Fremont expansion program, was accepted from the Evans Bros. at Fullerton. The cash bid was $2.75 per hundred. Orange Auction Market Report Orange auction all markets 150 176 First grade 6.02 6.41 Second grade: No sales. Trend: Lower valencias. Market Quotations By William R. 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Bullock's Common CLOSING AVERAGES 20 Industrials 227.43 up 1.12 20 Rails 110.60 up 1.13 15 Utilities 58.07 up 25 VOLUME 1.940,000 Buying Bolster Stock Market NEW YORK (UP)—A buying in selected industries bolstered stock prices the close today to climax tine pre-holiday session. Activity increased on swing but volume for the was well below previous as many in the financial city concentrated on g headstart on the long weekend. Two motor stocks, Pacif Studebaker, featured on rumors. Packard, an acter, climbed ½ point at to equal its high for the y Studebaker rose more point. There was little chrysler or General Motor steels also moved n Profit taking affected strong oils. Citrus Market LOS ANGELES (P) — Citrus report as prepared Federal-State Market News Grapefruit and orange steady; lemons slightly Grapefruit: Prices unexcept per box packed fan Coachella Valley 64s few Oranges: Prices unchanged per box navels local New drive New drive Theft of Music Box, Ring Being Probed Anaheim police were investigating two possible burglaries today, one involving the theft of a diamond engagement ring and the other, theft of a rare, hand-carved Swiss music box from a local school room. The music box, on exhibition in the classroom of Mrs. Margaret Simpson Haugh, at Thomas Jefferson elementary school, was removed from the classroom sometime either Tuesday or Wednesday, she told investigating officers yesterday. The hand-carved and inlaid box was valued at $36 by Mrs. Haugh, who today offered a reward for the return of the music box which she said has a high sentimental value. Entering the home of Mrs. Clara Ellen Calip 315 East North St., sometime yesterday between 12:45 and 1:30 p.m., thieves stole a five-eight carat diamond engagement ring from its place in a jewel box in a bedroom of the home. The ring was valued at $250 its owner said. Entry was made into the home by means of an unlocked front door. Joint Legion Induction Slated Here Tomorrow Colorful public ceremonies, initiating new members, joining each of the County's 21 American Legion Posts and Auxiliaries will be conducted under the auspices of the organization's Orange County Council and its Auxiliary at the Legion Hall, corner of La Palma and Lemon in Anaheim at 8 p.m. Saturday. Following the initiation there will be a dance from 9:30 to 12:30. Buth the initiation and the dance will be free and open to the public, according to Whit M. Helms, Commander of the Orange County Council of the American Legion. Mrs. Lucille Wolfe of Midway City, President of the Legion's Orange County Council Auxiliary has stated that she will have a County Ritualistic Team on hand to initiate new women members. New American Legion members will be initiated by the 40 et 8 Ritual Team of the Orange County Volunteer No. 527. Chairman of this team is Carl Proctor of Santa Ana. COTTON CARPET INSTALLED COMPLETE 649 yd. ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. New Chevrolet do more work per day You save time in traffic. New truck Hydra-Matic transmission gets you off to smooth, time-saving start without shifting or clutching. Imagine how easy it makes driving in traffic and on delivery routes! It's national at extra cost on ½-, ¾- and 1-ton models. You save time on the highway. New high-compression power gets you up to highway speeds from a starting point in less time, and saves you time on hills, too. You make trips faster—and the new Comfortmaster can makes them seem shorter. It's got everything! You save extra trips, too. That's because of the extra load space you get in the new Advance-Design bodies. New pickup bodies are deeper . . . new stake and plow form bodies are wider and longer. Also, they're lower to the ground for easier loading. You save on operating costs. High-compressive power saves you money! The "Thriftmaster 235" engine. Most Trustworthy CONE BROS. CH 215 N. Los Angeles Street Market Report 150 176 200 220 6.02 6.41 6.42 6.38 fancy cartons 100s and larger 3.75-4; packed boxes supply light, 126s and larger 7-7.50, 150-176s 6.75-7.50, 200s 6.50-7.50; loose fancy 126s and larger 5.50-5.75 mostly 5.50. Lemons: Local Ventura county loose fancy boxes 5-5.25, large 4.50-5, small low as 4.50; packed fancy cartons and half boxes 126-180s 3.25-3.40 mostly 3.25. SHAVERS Sebick - Sunbeam - Remington Shearing Hands - Repairs Scissors Ground Car Shaves - Shavex Free Demonstrations Liberal trade-in allowance on old shaver ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 So. Los Angeles St. Buying Bolsters Stock Market NEW YORK (UP)—A flurry of buying in selected industrials and trains bolstered stock prices near the close today to climax a routine pre-holiday session. Activity increased on the up-swing but volume for the day still was well below previous sessions as many in the financial community concentrated on getting a headstart on the long holiday weekend. Two motor stocks, Packard and Studebaker, featured on merger rumors. Packard, an active leader, climbed ½ point at one time to equal its high for the year of 4. Studebaker rose more than a point. There was little change in Chrysler or General Motors. Leading steels also moved narrowly. Profit taking affected recently strong oils. Citrus Market LOS ANGELES (UP) — The local citrus report as prepared by the federal-State Market News service: Grapefruit and oranges about ready; lemons slightly weaker. Grapefruit: Prices unchanged except per box packed fancy white oakhella Valley 64s few 6.75. Oranges: Priées unchanged except per box navels local packed ABILITY PLUS... AN EXTRA DIVIDEND is your when Assemblyman LeRoy E. Lyon Jr. is working for you! HE HAS ABILITY TO DO A JOB. PLUS EXPERIENCE ON THE JOB! His record of service to the people of his District is outstanding. And he can do MORE in '54! Vote June 8 KNIGHT IS RIGHT LOS ANGELES — The local citrus report as prepared by the Federal-State Market News service: Grapefruit and oranges about steady; lemons slightly weaker. Grapefruit: Prices unchanged except per box packed fancy white poachella Valley 64s few 6.75. Oranges: Priées unchanged except per box navels local packed Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausolums — Columbarium — Endowment Care Provided Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1575 Res. Anaheim KE 5-3811 UGLY WALLS Modernize with up-to-date ALUM or PLASTIC WALL TILE ● A wide selection of colors ● Easy to keep clean ● Fully Guaranteed Experienced workmanship KEystone 5-8484 MILLS TILE CO. 219 E. Santa Ana St., Anaheim KNIGHT IS RIGHT FOR CALIFORNIA THE AFL SAYS: “There is only one candidate for Governor who is worthy of Labor’s support – Goodwin J. Knight!” BUSINESS SAYS: “California’s governmental training system has given Goodwin Knight 7 years of experience, as Lieutenant Governor, in dealing with State problems. The apprentice system works in Labor. It works in Business. Knight’s record of constructive accomplishment proves that it works in Government. Let’s not trade a man who knows the job – for a man who’s willing to learn!” CALIFORNIA AGREES: The Cornerstone of Democratic Government is not the Party – but the Man. This year, the Man is Knight! VOTE FOR GOODWIN J. KNIGHT FOR GOVERNOR • Election Day, June 8, 1954 Sponsored by the Knight for Governor Committees and Democrats for Knight driver comfort! driving ease! Chevrolet Trucks... work per day... more work per dollar! New truck Hydra-Matic smooth, time-saving starts on delivery routes! It's op-104- and 1-ton models. 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