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African Story Thursday Night Fullerton Forum Jacob Mumm of Anaheim will present narrated colored slides of Africa on the third forum in the summer series at Fullerton High School auditorium Thursday night at 7:30. The picture story of Kenya Tanganyika and Uganda colonies of East Africa; the Ruanda and Urundi of the Belgian Congo; Victoria Falls in Northern Rhodesia; and the Union of South Africa. Of the African natives, those to be viewed will be Watusi dancers near Kenyani and the Pygmy village in the Congo; the native nine dancers near Johannesburg, will be presented. Rickshaw boys of Durban, Khosa and other colorful natives of the Transkeel, the Zulas and Swazis, and the native Ndebele village with their beautiful and artistic homes, all living in the Union of South Africa, and the children of the Mau-Mau near Nairobi are included in the slides: An Orange County resident for more than 30 years, Mumm is a member of the Buena Park Kiwanis Club and the Orange camera club of Santa Ana. He has taken colored slides of most of the national parks and monuments of the western United States during the last seven years, as well as shots of the Canadian Rockies, Alaska, Hawaii, western Europe, Mexico, Guatemala, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. Other footage was photographed during a special trip into the high Andes of Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia. WIN'S NEW CAR—A brand-new Dodge from Boney and Meh prize won by Mrs. Anita Lee, 8661 Central Ave., Garden Gate test," sponsored by Armour and Company. J. B. Gross, Angeles, hands the keys to Mrs. Lee as John Kaiser, man brought her meat; looks on. Mrs. Lee now has a chance ning name was Tania Elg, starlet in the movie "The Prodigy" 100 Anaheim Boys Make Up Largest One hundred boys and lead ever to attend at one time, en Camp Osceola, according to J. Assisting Bertch with the associate Camp Director, Rev. R Presbyterian Church, Camp Chalain, and the following counselor and assistant leaders: Russ Hess, Donald Wilson, William Klass. camera club of Santa Ana. He has taken colored slides of most of the national parks and monuments of the western United States during the last seven years, as well as shots of the Canadian Rockies, Alaska, Hawaii, western Europe, Mexico, Guatemala, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. Other footage was photographed during a special trip into the high Andes of Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia. The forums are open to the public free of admission and are on the adult educational program presented each year by the Fullerton school district. Divorces Divorces Filed Onda Lea Loeper vs. Shelby Roy Loeper. Rowena E. Ford vs. Mark K. Ford. Lucille Jean Aney vs. Robert R. Aney. Carmen Camacho vs. Piden Camacho. Jiggers M. Garner vs. Denver S. Garner. Ada Marie Crowe vs. Lawrence E. Crowe. Interlocutory decrees granted—Vivian Webb from Paul Webb Caroline B. Medina from Pasqual G. Medina Evelyn Martoni from Joseph Martoni Angelina Daisey Morlan from Ernest Morlan Evelyn M. Sager from Charles H. Sager; Margaret E. Muir from Henry J. Muir; Vivian J. Keyser from Darwin L. Keyser. Annullment granted—Charlotte Ann McMillin from Donald McMillin. SPEED CHANGES Indianapolis—Lowest average speed ever to win the Memorial day classic here was 74.59 miles per hour which was set by Ray Harroun in the first race held here back in the year 1911. Party Supplies Gifts Greeting Cards For All Occasion GUNN'S PARTY and GIFT SHOP -907 W. Center - Anaheim TOP REPORTER — Phyllis J. Jackson, reporter-photographer and wire editor for the Newport Harbor News-Press, was honored at the weekend meeting of Orange County News Service editors when they chose her reporting as top contribution to OCNS during June. Murder Suspect Crooker Held Without Bail WEST LOS ANGELES (UP)—John R. Crooker Jr., 34, was held without bail today pending an Aug. 8 arraignment on charges he murdered socialite Norma McCauley. Crooker appeared at a preliminary hearing yesterday before Municipal Judge Leo Freund who set the former law student's arraignment for nearby Santa Monica Superior Court. Crooker was ordered held without bail pending trial. Meanwhile, a well-known local criminal lawyer, Mrs. Gladys Towles Root, took over Crooker's defense. She said she had been hired by the former houseboy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Crooker Sr., of Bucksport, Me. Crooker is accused of stabbing Mrs. McCauley, a divorcee, in her fashionable Bel-Air home after she spurned his affections. Crooker had worked for Mrs. McCauley as a houseboy while attending UCLA law school. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin One hundred boys and leaders ever to attend at one time, enrol Camp Osceola, according to Jerry Assisting Bertch with the Inassociate Camp Director, Rev. Rex Presbyterian Church, Camp Chalmain, and the following counselors and assistant leaders: Russell Hess, Donald Wilson, William Klassen, Luis Sandoval, Don Kohlerberger, Walter Niewohner, Wendell Taylor, Kenneth Coltrun, David Bukena, James Brown, Joel Martin, Bernard Sloop, Brad Franck and Kent Russell. Campers attending are: Cara Agren, Donald Alger, Ronnie Anderson, Robert Baker, Daniel Baldwin, Larry Ballou, Richard Ballard, Roger Bauer, Barton Beach Neal Beeson, Dick Betzold, Tommy Bode, Darle Boothe, Larry Boothhe, Barry Brenchley, Dennis Bressen, Jerry Brown, Grant Bruhns, Dennis Burkhart, Billy Calvy, John Carmone, Jim Caruthers, Carla Chavers, Jerry Cleveland, Terrie Clodt, Ben Colmery, Robert Cunningham, Peter Dinkler, Charlie Ehlers, James Fackiner, Timothy Farmer, Ronald Fellows, Dennis Flatten, Paul Frank, Richard Freeman, Rudy Gonzales, Johnny Goodell, Wayne R. Woodwin, Teegy Haggy, Kirk Hanen, Charles Hengerer, Bobby Hess, Philip Hess Warren Hilbbard, Max Hiltscher Dale Huddleston, David Huddleston, Richard Huish, Stephen Hunter James Jansen, Lynn Johnson Gary Jordan, Paul Kaufman Michael Kaska, Joseph Klapper Terry Klapper, Donnie Laster Bobby Lebrun, Kenneth Loetterle Dennis Magill, Byron Mangis, Jerry Markham, Ronald Markham Michael Mason, John Mathis, Dennis Mattox, Michael Mowery, John Mylott, Marshall McFlee, Robert Meadows, Leo McNutt, James McVeeters, Robert Namamoy, Tommy Newman Mike Nienhouse Ricky Nyland, Ronald Owens Glenn Phillips, Billy Pfuger Emrold Prickett James Prickett Roger Probasco Kenneth Quarry Stanley Quast Michael Reeske David Rideout Gale Ringwald James Rose Kent Russell Larry Rylance Bobby Sadler Luís Sandoval Barnard Sloop Wilford Solt Arthur Stoll David Teeter John Thompson Ronald True Johnny Turner Albert Tuttle Bill Vanderheilde Barry Vantiger Donald Vary Dan Walker Billy Wash- Party Supplies Gifts Greeting Cards For All Occasion GUNN'S PARTY and GIFT SHOP -907 W. Center - Anaheim Crooker is accused of stabbing Mrs. McCauley, a divorcee, in her fashionable Bel-Air home after she spurned his affections. Crooker had worked for Mrs. McCauley as a houseboy while attending UCLA law school. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin Food Fads Much of the discussion you read these days pertaining to diet cuts is misleading. Investigation will prove that many exponents of food fads are without training in even simple dietary management. Questions regarding diet, which invariably affects your health and well-being, should always be referred to your physician. We supplement his service by filling your prescription promptly. Jackson Drug Co. 100% Air Conditioned 237 E. Center St. Ph. KE 5-2322 Anaheim Bulletin 132 S Lemon St., Anaheim. Calif. Published Daily Evenings Except Sundays and Holidays by ANAHEIM BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., INC. HAZEI, D LOUDON, President L. H. LOUDON Vice-Pres., and Co-Publisher STANLEY LOUDON Co-Publisher and Treasurer MILDRED TAGGART. Board Member RICHARD FISCHLE, JR. Secretary and Business Manager MEMBER OF THE ORANGE COUNTY NEWS SERVICE Legalized in accordance California State Law December 28, 1951. Entered as second-class mail matter August 15, 1923 at the post office at Anaheim, California under the Act of March 2, 1878. Phone KE5-6081 Subscription Rates—By Carrier—1 month, $1; 3 months, $2.75; 6 months, $5; 1 year, $5.50. By Mail — 1 month, $1.25; 3 months, $2.50; 6 months, $6.50; 1 year, $12.50. All subscriptions by mail are payable in advance. Sales tax will be added to quoted prices on taxable items appearing in the advertising columns of the Anaheim Bulletin, same to be paid for by the purchaser as required by law. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES WEST-HOLLIDAY CO., INC. UNITED PRESS New York—St. East 10th St.; Chicago—660 N. Michigan Ave.; San Francisco—625 Market St.; Detroit—319 Stephenson Blvd.; Vancouver. B.C.-711 B.J. Bidg; Los Angeles—139 So. Spring St.; Portland—920 W. Sixth St.; St. Louis—414 North Atlanta—926 Grant Building. Model, Millionaire To Wed in Airplane MINNEAPOLIS (UP)—A minneapolis model and a Kansas City millionaire who plan to be married July 30 in a lavish ceremony aboard an airplane over Iowa faced the down to earth problem today of finding a minister to officiate. The Rev. George Butters, Minneapolis, who had registered in Iowa to perform the ceremony bowed out Tuesday, saying of the plans for the wedding not included in the original ment. Plans called for Miss Sutton, 27, and Edward M Williams, 52, to be marry Northwood, Iowa, in a airliner. Aboard would guests, who would share pagne toasts and watch writer spell out "Just M and draw arrow-pierced h the sky. Store Hours 9 to 9 ORANGE EMPIRE STORES OLD GOLD CIGARETTES 1.59 carton PEACHES Halves or Sliced 4 No.2¢ cans $1 Anaheim Boys and YMCA Leaders Take Up Largest Osceola Group hundred boys and leaders constituting the largest group attend at one time, embarked Tuesday morning for YMCA Osceola, according to John E. Bertch, camp director. ting Bertch with the large group are: Dwile Heggem, As-Camp Director, Rev. Roland Anderson, pastor of the First Merlan Church, Camp Chapd the following counselors istant leaders: Russell Arnold Wilson, William Klan Shoemaker Reaches Make Up Largest Osceola Group hundred boys and leaders constituting the largest group attend at one time, embarked Tuesday morning for YMCA Osceola, according to John E. Bertch, camp director. Bertch with the large group are: Dwile Heggem, As-Camp Director, Rev. Roland Anderson, pastor of the First Merian Church, Camp Chapd the following counselors assistant leaders: Russell Donald Wilson, William Klapis Sandoval, Don Kohlen-Walter Niewohner, Wenllor, Kenneth Coltrun, Datena, James Brown, Joel Bernard Sloop, Brad Fryt Russell. attending are: Carl Donald Alger, Ronnie An-Robert,Baker, Daniel Balderry Ballou, Richard Barger Bauer, Barton Beach, Jason, Dick Betzold, Tommy Carle Boothe, Larry Boothe,renchley, Dennis Bress,rown, Grant Bruhns, Denhart, Billy Calvy, John Jim Caruthers, Carl Jerry Cleveland, Terry en Colmery, Robert Cun-Peter Dinkler, Charles James Fackiner, Timothy Ronald Fellows, Dennis Paul Frank, Richard Freeady Gonzales, Johnny Wayne R. Woodwin, Tedirk Hanen, Charles Henbobby Hess, Phillip Hess, Hilbbard, Max Hiltscher,iddleston, David Huddlessard Huish, Stephen Hunt, Jansen, Lynn Johnson, Jordan, Paul Kaufman, Kaska, Joseph Klapper, klapper, Donnie Laster,ebrun, Kenneth Loetterle,agill, Byron Mangis, Jerham, Ronald Markham,Mason, John Mathis,Denx Michael Mowery, John Marshall McFle, Robert Leo McNutt, James McRobert Namanny,Tomman,Mike Nienhouse,yland,Ronald Owens,jllips,Billy Pfuger,EmcettJames Prickett,Rosasco, Kenneth Quarry,Quast,Michael Reeske,dleout,Gale Ringwaldrose, Kent Russell,Larry Bobby Sadler,Luis Sanarnard Sloop Wilfordur Stoll David Teeter,tennson Donald Trueurner Albert Tuttle,Billde,Barry Vantiger,DanDan Walker,Billy Wash Shoemaker Reaches $8000 Mark in Quiz NEW YORK (UP) — An Italian-born shoemaker with an almost encyclopedic knowledge of opera reached the $8,000 mark Tuesday night in “The $64,000 question” television show. Gino Prato, 55, won the option of taking $8,000 or a chance on $16,000 next week, by correctly naming Manrico Count di Luna and Leonara as the tenor; baritone and soprano roles of the Verdi opera Il Trovatore. Earlier in the CBS program he won $1,000 by naming the cello as the instrument Arturo Foscanini first played. He doubled his money to $2,000 by naming two operas besides "Faust" in which the devil had a part and doubled that to $4,000 by naming three manager of the New York Metropolitan Opera. Next week, Prato returns to the show to announce whether he'll take $8,000 or try for the $16,000. Should he miss the $16,000 question the program's sponsors will soothe his feelings with a Cadillac convertible as a consolation prize. Bayard D. Mac Michael of Seattle, Wash., reached $4,000 on Tuesday night also by answering questions concerning opera. MacMichael will try for $8,00 next week. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln Anaheim Phone KE 5-5450 PEACHES Halves or Sliced 4 No.2½ cans $1 Sunshine Crackers HI-HO 29¢ BEECH NUT BABY FOODS Strained 10 Jars 99¢ Breast of Tuna Green Lebel TUNA Large Cans 29¢ HUNT'S CATSUP 7 bots. $1 WESSON OIL Quart 65¢ Bottle Pint 33¢ RICH'S R. H. RICH Special Prices to Churches and Clubs—KE. 5 Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Phone KE 5-5450 Van de Kamp's Picnic SPECIALS July 21, 22, 23 Cinnamon SUGAR LOAF 23¢ ea. (Reg. 27¢ ea.) 2-Layer Fresh ORANGE CAKE 79¢ ea. (Reg. 89¢ value) Van de Kamip's BAKERIES-COFFEE SHOPS 1275 East Center 127 West Center RICH'S R. H. RICH Special Prices to Churches and Clubs—KE. 5 ARMOUR EASTERN VEAL SALE! ROUND STEAKS lb 59 SIRLOIN STEAKS lb 55 T-BONE STEAKS lb 65 CUTLETS lb 79 RUMP ROAST lb 53 Very Lean Fresh Shoulder GROUND BEEF 3 lb $ Bridgford Tenderized BACON SQUARES lb 45 ALWAYS LEAN NOT SALTY BRIDGFORD'S BACON Armour's Columbia lb. 45¢ | CHEESE MOCK CHICKEN LEGS INEXPENSIVE NUTRITIOUS MEATS BABY BEEF TONGUES lb 39 BABY BEEF LIVER lb 41 BABY BEEF HEARTS lb 22 Fresh Fillet DOVER SOLE lb. 57 Funeral Notices CRAVEN, George C., 54, of 739 North Zeyn St., died at St. Joseph hospital Monday and will be buried from McAulay and Suters Funeral chapel in Fullerton, Thursday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Berthold Jackstelt of the Anaheim Bethel Baptist church will officiate with interment in Loma Vista Memorial park. The deceased, other than his widow, Dorethy, leaves a son, William of Brea; a daughter, Mrs. Donna Rivers of Massachusetts; a brother, Mark of Florida and two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Coss of Florida and Mrs. Marie Collins of Poona. 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