anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-27

SECOND ATOMIC SUB — Workmen clear decks of the Seawolf, the nation's second atomic submarine, in preparation for launching at Groton, Conn. She'll be christened by Mrs. Sterling Cole, wife of New York representative. TWO NO. 1 TAGS PROVIDENCE, R. I. — Democratic Gov. Dennis J. Roberts of Rhode Island and Republican Chairman Hebert Carkin have at least one thing in common. The governor's automobile license plate bears the state seal and the Republican chairman's bears the word "House" for state house of representatives. Each plate bears the number 1. 'Bosomy Hiding Place Not Libel -- Complain' SAN FRANCISCO (U.S.) California-District Court says it is more of a case than a libel for a man than a woman's bosom as a place for valuables. The court issued this morning in awarding attorney Martin MacInnis $13,533 from Mrs. Grace Shields of Beverly Hills, Calif. Mrs. Pope had engaged his to pursue an alimony gainst the estate of her husband, W. Kenneth Popa a $150,000 settlement. He went to claim his fee, he story: "I handed her the check papers to sign. She she check and papers down bosom and ran down a haven't seen her since." MacInnis filed suit to refee Mrs. Pope filed a plaint, charged there w piled libel" in MacInnisence to the place of depositing this was "trash and m the court said: "It seems to be more that (MacInnis) was my ferring to a well known deposit for women's value that he meant it as a co rather than a libel." THE TV KID BROCKTON, Mass. Donald's all right, but he the television set? Twice day tiny Donald Reed en to Brockton Hospital nothing was found wrong him. Donald had twice up parts of television t suffered no ill effects. PROVIDENCE, R. I. — Democratic Gov. Dennis J. Roberts of Rhode Island and Republican Chairman Hebert Carkin have at least one thing in mobile license plate bears the state seal and the Republican chairman's bears the word "House" for state house of representatives. Each plate bears the number 1. BALLMAN'S HOT WEATHER REFRIGERATOR SALE Wm. (Bill) Ballman See this FRIGIDAIRE SPECIAL! NEW 10.3 CU. FT. FOOD FREEZER REFRIGERATOR Model CDV-103 Special NOW ONLY Regular Price 369.9 70.00 Here's Proof Positive you can get a really big 1955 FRIGIDAIRE at a really low price! Nowhere else can you get a value like this! It's all new, especially built for this June Special Event! It's BIG. It has everything you want in a Food Freezer-Refrigerator . . . and you have it for less than ever before! Remember. It's special. Quantities are limited. Get yours NOW! see us today-while they last! BALLMAN'S APPLIANCE — TELEVISION 122 W. BROADWAY (opposite post office) Regular Price: 369.90 70.00 Net Price: 299.95 • All new 1955 model just introduced in limited quantities. • Separate zone food freezer. • Self-defrosting in the food compartment. No pans to empty! • All-aluminum, full-width rust-proof shelves. • Golden, All-aluminum Quickkube Trays. • Two huge Hydrators for fruits and vegetables. • Storage Door with egg rack, 4 removable shelves, lots of tall bottle space. • All-porcelain, spacious food compartment in beautiful pastel color. ‘Bosomy Hiding Place’ Not Libel -- Compliment SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — The California-District Court of Appeal says it is more of a compliment than a libel for a man to refer to a woman’s bosom as a hiding place for valuables. The court issued this ruling yesterday in awarding attorney James Martin MacInnis $13,532 in fees from Mrs. Grace Shields Pope, 55, of Beverly Hills, Calif. Mrs. Pope had engaged MacInnis to pursue an alimony claim against the estate of her divorced husband, W. Kenneth Pope. He won a $150,000 settlement. When he went to claim his fee, he told this story: “I handed her the check and the papers to sign. She shoved both check and papers down into her bosom and ran down a terrace. I haven’t seen her since.” MacInnis filed suit to recover his fee. Mrs. Pope filed a cross-complaint, charged there was “implied libel” in MacInnis’ “reference to the place of deposit.” Holding this was “trash and nonsense,” the court said: “It seems to be more probable that (MacInnis) was merely referring to a well known place of deposit for women’s valuables and that he meant it as a compliment rather than a libel.” THE TV KID BROCKTON, Mass. — Little Donald’s all right, but how about the television set? Twice in one day tiny Donald Reed was taken to Brockton Hospital but nothing was found wrong with him. Donald had twice chewed up parts of television tubes and suffered no ill effects. OUR ANAHEIM SERVICEMEN By John Dyer CAMP: PENDLETON - (FHTN C) — Undergoing two weeks’ active duty training at the Marine Corps Base here is Marine Maj. Carlton B. Cromle, 1263 Arizona Place. Before entering the service in April 1942 he attended Loyola University at Los Angeles. Cromle is employed by St. Catherine’s Military School. Gillette E. Rowlands, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Rowlands, of 10651 E. Orange avenue, aboard the tactical command ship USS Northampton, is participating in the first of three annual Midshipman training cruises scheduled for the summer months. BUPPU, JAPAN — Cpl. Lawrence Mantano, 21, son of Roger L. Montano, Route 3, Taylor Street and Cpl. Leandro Segovia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victorio Segovia, Route 3, are scheduled to fly in mid-July from Japan to Fort Bragg, N. C., with the 187th Airborne Regimental Combat Team as a part of Operation Gyroscope, the Army’s new unit rotation plan. Giant C-124 Globemasters are being used in the 12,000 mile project in which the 187th is being replaced in the Far East by the 508th ARCT. The operation is the first large-scale air transfer of units in the history of the Army. Corporal Segovia, an automatic rifleman in the 187th’s Company A, entered the Army in July 1953, is married and his wife, Maria, also lives on Route 3 in Anaheim. Kenneth L. Dymmel, teleman third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Dymmel, of 895 South Palm Street, returned to the United States on July 17. Maj. Carlton Cromle undergoes training Nat ‘King’ Cole Next Hollywood Bowl Artist Nat “King” Cole in person, one of the world’s most famous recording and entertainment stars, will “take over” Hollywood Bowl Sat., Aug. 13 for the huge amphitheater’s sixth “Pops” concert. Nelson Riddle, arranger-conductor for Cole, will conduct the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra of 100 musicians. For his program, Cole will sing (and play at the piano) many of his old-time favorite songs, in addition to new “hit” tunes. Cole’s numbers will include “Darling, Je Vous Aime Beau-cou” if I May “Hail Rain.” Kenneth L. Dymmel, teleman third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Dymmel, of 895 South Palm Street, returned to the United States on July 17 when his ship the USS DE HAVEN (DD-727) arrived at Long Beach after a five and a half months tour of duty in the Far East. NO NOTES INDIANAPOLIS — Thieves stole 11-year-old Tommy Burlash's trumpet from a plating company where the instrument was waiting to be reburnished. However, it wasn't of much value because Tommy's father had taken the valves out before delivering it to the firm. WOMEN ENGINEERS PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Providence Engineering Society has decided to recognize the 19th Amendment. The 60-year-old society voted to admit female engineers. Reliable Firms.... Clip This List — Keep It Handy As Near As Your Phone EMERGENCY CALLS AMBULANCE—DIAL 118 POLICE—DIAL 118 FIRE—DIAL 118 SHERIFF—DIAL 118 AUTO GLASS—PARTS KE. 5-4940 Auto and Truck Glass Installed While You Wait Nason's Automotive Paints and Lacquer Anaheim Auto Glass and Parts 542 S. 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Kannard Anaheim Radiator Repair 252 No. Los Angeles—Rear of Crowell Oldsmobile SOFT WATER LAMBERT 5-2343 SERVICE WE RENT, SELL & SERVICE WATER SOFTENERS SOFTENER SALT & SOFT WATER SOAP Culligan Soft Water Service 118 SANTA FE, FULLERTON Wednesday, July 27, 1953 Anabeim (Cal.) Bulletin — 3 Circulation of Daily Papers Sets New High NEW YORK (UP) — The nation's daily newspapers reached new highs in circulation during the year ending March 31, the trade publication Editor and Publisher reported today. The magazine said morning newspapers showed a 2.17 per cent increase in circulation, evening newspapers were 1.40 per cent above the previous year and Sunday newspapers were .32 per cent above 1953. MAILMAN RETIRES WOLCOTT, N. Y. — Mallman W. Carlyle Harper has retired to a life of fishing and "just tinkering around" after wearing out 19 automobiles while driving an estimated 300-00 miles as a rural deliverer. On one of his last rounds, the 60-year-old Harper left to each of his 270 regular customers a photograph of himself and his wife, who often accompanied him on the route. On the back of each photo was printed a poem written by Harper. Read Bulletin Want Ads! 'NO SECRET AGREEMENTS'—Senator Earle C. Clements, Ky., acting Senate majority leader confers briefly with Speaker of House Sam Rayburn following congressional briefing at White House on the Geneva Conference. Leaders were assured that "no secret agreement of any kind" were reached at the Geneva meeting. ONCE A YEAR EVENT DON'T MISS ONCE A YEAR EVENT Anniversary Sale JULY 28 TO AUGUST 6 Anniversary Sale JULY 28 TO AUGUST 6 FREE Stop In For A Beautiful PHILODENDRON PLANT A Gift From Us To You WHILE THEY LAST! Reg. $1.98 BLOUSES $1.00 All styles, sizes, and colors. You'll never believe it when you see them. CLEARANCE! SKIRTS $1.98 to 3.99 Full and double circle, cotton, prints and solids. 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