anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-15

WINNERS DECLARED—The first, second and third place winners of the Hurst Jewelry Store Diamond contest were decided Monday at 2 p.m. when City Councilman, A. J. Schutte, reached into the contest box and pulled out the three winning entry blanks. The contest was sponsored by Hurst Jewelry to "stimulate interest in the beauty and romance of diamonds." Schutte, left, is pictured showing the three winning tickets to Joe Hurst, right, owner, of the jewelry store. Winner of the $150 diamond ring first prize is Harold D. Miller, 410 Boyson Ave.; second winner of a $100 diamond ring is Mrs. John L. Walts, 121 East Broadway, and winner of the third prize, a $75 diamond ring is Mrs. J. H. Danley, 10011 Midwood Lane all of Anaheim. The correct answer to the contest was 139 diamonds. There were 138 pictured on a black background, which was diamond shaped and therefore counted as one. Fourth and fifth prize winners will be notified in a few days. (Bulletin photo) Elks Convention Slated in L., A. Beginning July 4 Cigaret Sales Drop 4½ Per Cent WASHINGTON (UP)—The Agri- Elks Convention Slated in L. A. Beginning July 4 The 90th Annual Elks National Convention to be held in Los Angeles from July 4 to 8 is expected to attract some 100,000 Elks and their ladies from all parts of the United States and all its possessions, according to Robert S. Rdlington, Convention Director. L. A. (Fay) Lewin, the only living Past Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks from California, is President of the Corporation directing the convention activities. Musical organizations, including gands, singing groups, and drum and bugle corps will compete in contests to determine the Elks National Champions. Drill teams as well will meet in competition. Special religious services will be held on Sunday at the First Methodist Church of Los Angeles at 11 a.m. and at St. Vibiana's Cathedral at 10:45 a.m. for the Roman Catholics with His Emfluence, James Francis Cardinal McIntyre presiding over the high Mass. At the Grand Lodge opening services at 8 p.m. Sunday night, addresses of welcome will be given by Mr. Redington, Mayor Poulson, Gov. Goodwin J. Knight, J. Frances Cardinal McIntyre and Earl E. James, the Grand Exalted Ruler. One of the highlights of the conclave will be a "Cavalcade of Elkdom," presented at Hollywood Bowl under the direction of Artistry, Unlimited. Joseph Guadio and Nadine Conner will be starred in the dramatic history of the Elks fraternity. Social events will include a Mardi Gras and street dance Saturday night, special sightseeing tours with the Elks Hospitality cars visits to radio and television shows, fashion shows for the women, tour of the "Farmer's Market" and Knott's Berry Farm, as well as the Sunset Strip restaurants, Harbor tour and visits to the South Coast beach areas, trip to Cigaret Sales Drop 4½ Per Cent WASHINGTON (UP)—The Agriculture Department has estimated that cigarette sales dropped 4½ per cent this year. It said it does not know if fears of lung cancer had anything to do with the decline. The department estimated Americans will smoke a total of 416 billion cigarettes in the fiscal year that ends the last of this month. It said "it may be" that smokers who switch to king size brands, which contain about 17 per cent more tobacco than regular sizes, smoke slightly fewer cigarets daily. The estimate and observations were made Wednesday night in a report on the tobacco situation by the Agricultural Marketing Service. They were based on factory tax stamp removals for the fiscal year ending June 30. "Some observers suggest that the considerable publicity given to the effects of cigarets on health has been a factor in the decline in cigaret consumption in the past year," the report said. "No government survey data exists as to whether any cigarette smokers have stopped smoking or reduced their consumption or whether potential new smokers have abstained because of such publicity." The department referred to recent scientific reports that there may be some connection between heavy cigaret smoking and the incidence of lung cancer. Predict Wheat Crop Will Match Last Year's WASHINGTON (UP)—The Agriculture Department estimated to Social events will include a Mardi Gras and street dance Saturday night, special sightseeing tours with the Elks hospitality cars visits to radio and television shows, fashion shows for the women, tour of the "Farmer's Market" and Knott's Berry Farm, as well as the Sunset Strip restaurants, Harbor tour and visits to the South Coast beach areas, trip to Catalina Island, and finally a Grand Ball at the Shrine Convention Hall on the closing night as well as a special Elks night at Gilmore Field for the Hollywood-Seattle baseball game. The new Grand Exalted ruler and his officers will be elected on Monday and formal installation of these officers will be made on Thursday morning. July 8. Rotary Club Views Film on Fishing A thrilling story of trout fishing was brought to the Rotary Club during their meeting; Monday with the presentation of a colored motion picture titled, "Fishing in Alsaka." Photographed in glorious color, the film showed the excellent fish that can be had in Alaskan rivers where the virgin waters are not trampled by hundreds of fishermen and the trout are fat and full of fight from feeding on salmon eggs. Prior to the movie, Arval Morris reminded the Rotarians of the school bond election Wednesday, and urged them to vote in this important election. He said that the $1,600,000 bond issue is needed to construct badly needed classrooms for our children and that a two-thirds majority is required for the bonds to pass. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Predict Wheat Crop Will Match Last Year's WASHINGTON (UP)—The Agriculture Department estimated today that farmers will produce a 999,561,000 bushel wheat crop this year, close to last year's output despite drought and federal acreage controls. A crop as big as today's forecast would add to current record high grain surpluses by more than filling expected export and domestic demand for about 900 million bushels this season. Big yields on about 15 million fewer acres than last year are behind continued large production prospects. Today's estimate, based on June 1 crop conditions, was made up of 739,917,000 bushels of winter wheat and 259,644,000 buhels of spring-planted wheat. Last month a 707,118,000 bushel winter wheat crop was forecast. The spring wheat estimate is the first official one this year, although farmers planting intentions indicated in March a 225-million bushel spring crop in prospect. Last year, farmers turned out 1,168,536,000 bushels of wheat, 877,511,000 bushels of winter wheat and 291,025,000 bushels of spring. The average crop during 1943-52 was 1,121,506,000 bushels, made up of 832,977,000 bushels of winter and 288,529,000 bushels of spring wheat. Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausolum Columbarium— Endowment Care Provided Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1575 Res. Anaheim KE 5-3811 PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! SILVER BONUS SPECIALS in Anaheim RAYON TAFFETA HALF SLIPS Special purchase on white rayon taffeta with red or blue polka dots, full skirt. Only 200 at this price! 1.00 WOMEN'S NYLON GIRDLES Panty or regular girdies made in two way stretch nylon lastex. Clearance of 36 only. Sizes S-M-L. PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 20th BETTER BRASSIERES Shape holding circular stitched cups in nylon and broadcloth. White. Sizes 32-38 1.44 SPECIAL! NYLON HOSE First quality, full fashioned nylons. Service sheer and novelty heel styles. 51 and 60 gauge styles. 88¢ KNEE LENGTH NYLON HOSE A wonderful hose for warm weather wear. Knee length style with elastic top. 60 gauge, 15 denier, sheer full fashioned in smart Summer colors 98¢ SEAMLESS NYLON HOSE A warm weather favorite. Seamless nylon hose, sheer to fit any occasion. These 09¢ MEN'S FADED DENIM SLAX 4.49 Sturdy 10 oz. sanforized denims in popular slack style with pleats and zipper. Matching jackets 3.98 100% WOOD SHEEN GABE SLAX 9.90 New low price! Denim Hollywood model in various Sheen Gabar Nylon reinforced for tra Wear and be shape retention. Be fully tailored in the best shades of spring. Give Dad TOWNCRAFT SHIRT! 2.98 gauge, 15 denier, sheer full fashioned in smart Summer colors SEAMLESS NYLON HOSE A warm weather favorite. Seamless nylon hose, sheer to fit any occasion. These are proportioned to fit you exactly, whether you are short, average or tall. Summer colors in sizes 8½-11 always big savings on REMNANTS YARDAGE CLEARANCE rayon prints rayon gabardine cotton suitings sheer fancy organdy better cottons 50¢ yard Tuesday, June 15, 1954 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN — 3 ANAHEIM FOR YOUR LEADING MAN...DAD! NYLON-ORLON SPORT SHIRTS 2.98 Miracle fabric blend that washes in a wink, dries in minutes and no ironing is needed! Short sleeves; available in two tone checks or solid colors. Sizes small, Med., large. PRINTED NYLON SPORT SHIRTS 2.98 Wide array of sharp prints on miracle nylon plisse — wash it and dry it — needs no ironing. Short sleeves. Special low price RAYON 2.98 Wide array of sharp prints on miracle nylon plisse — wash it and dry it — needs no ironing. Short sleeves. Special low price RAYON GABARDINE SPORT SHIRTS 2.98 Long sleeves with two pockets, in tan, grey, blue, aqua, maize, green, all in this comfortable, washable fabric. Perfect gifts, S-M-L-XL Sizes 100% WOOL SHEEN GAB SLAX 9.90 New low price! DeLuxe Hollywood model in luxurious Sheen Gabardine. Nylon reinforced for Extra Wear and better shape retention. Beautifully tailored in the five best shades of spring. De Luxe Quality ALL WOOL GAB SLAX 14.75 Fine worsted sheen gabardine. 13½ oz. for year round comfort and lasting appearance. Hand-somely tailored in eight colors. Sizes 28 thru 42 De Luxe Quality ALL WOOL SHARKSKIN SHARKSKIN SLAX 14.75 Expertly tailored Box-Loom Worsted in Grey, Blue or Tan. An excellent year round fabric for comfortable long wearing trousers Give Dad a TOWNCRAFT SHIRT! 2.98 Give Dad Nylon Sox! NEW STRETCH NYLON SOX Choice of 3 sizes — fits every foot perfectly! Mesh construction, smart summer colors. Try them — you will sell yourself on more SPUN NYLON ARGYLE Rich argyle plaids in dozens of colors, give extra long wear, hold their color the life of the sock! Sizes 10 to 13 GIVE DAD A TOWNCRAFT SHIRT! 2.98 High count white broadcloth, with a collar guar-Sanforized shrunk, con-s. Sizes 14 to 17 NEW STRETCH NYLON SOX Choice of 3 sizes — fits every foot perfectly! Mesh construction, smart summer colors. Try them — you will sell yourself on more SPUN NYLON ARGYLE Rich argyle plaids in dozens of colors, give extra long wear, hold their color the life of the sock! Sizes 10 to 13 FILAMENT NYLON DRESS SOX 100% nylon fine gauge flat knit with elastic top, pastel and deep tones, assorted clocks and vertical stripes. Sizes 10 to 13 NISEC TREATED! Men’s Rayon-Acetate SHEEN GABARDINE SLAX SPOT RESISTANT! CREASE RESISTANT! WATER REPELLENT! SPECIAL! This opportunity buy would be great anytime. Right now, at the beginning of the season it’s simply terrific! Cool, crisp tropical weight slacks in sturdy, handsome rayon-acetate. Smart pleated front and continuous waist-band styling. The Unisec finish repels showers, wrinkles, and non-oily stains. Choose from skipper, brown, and four light summer shades. 28-42.