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Funeral Notices VISEL, Charles Paulsen, 69, formerly of Anaheim, died Monday at his home, 13801 South Sydney, Garden Grove. He was a former editor and publisher of weekly newspapers and has enjoyed a life of varied occupations from Purchasing Agents Association president to cattle ranching and ownership and operation of motor courts in Carpenteria and Monterey Peninsula district. He was a member of the Harbor and Foreign Trade committee, Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and served as a member and chairman on other groups of that C. of C. such as water and forestry, aids to navigation, fish and game. His main interest during his life has been in the agricultural promotions, including brokerage business in hay, grain and coal. He is a past-service member of Rotary and Lions and served for two terms as the secretary-manager of the Alhambra Chamber of Commerce and the secretary of the California Embalmers association. He leaves his widow, Beatrice; a son, Wesley, of this city; a brother, David and a sister, Mrs. C. H. Montgomery, both of Brooklyn, N.Y. and four grandchildren. Funeral services are to be conducted Friday at 3 p.m. at Mottell's and Peek Colonial chapel, 7801 Bolsa Ave., Midway City with private interment. The Rev. Frank Butterworth of the White Temple Methodist church will officiate. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results DID YOU KNOW... Mercury sales are breaking records—making trade-ins higher than ever? See your Mercury dealer! JUST ARRIVED—SEE IT NOW AT JUST ARRIVED—SEE IT NOW AT BALLMAN'S A FLASH OF LIGHT TUNES ALL-NEW 1956 ZENITH TV FROM ACROSS THE ROOM! FLASHMATIC TUNING! This ZENITH Flash Tuner sends a ray of magic light across the room leo wires, no cord! turns set on off or changes channels...and you remain in your easy chair. YOU CAN ALSO SHUT OFF LONG, ANNOYING COMMERCIALS WHILE PICTURE REMAINS ON SCREEN! YOU HAVE TO SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT! NEVER BEFORE ON ANY TELEVISION! 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Market Quotations William R. Bainte Co. West National Bank Builders Banana Ana, California New Type A-Weapons Revealed on Formosa (Continued from Page 1) An explosion can be controlled. "A rail center, for instance," she stated, "can be wiped out, but little other damage would occur — it would not affect civilian residents in a nearby area." The bomb, Mrs. Tregaskis stated, "is part of a whole group of weapons called precision nuclear devices." The existence of the weapons had heretofore been highly secret, she said. "These weapons can be controlled," she hold her audience, "and that's why they call them precision weapons." Mrs. Tregaskis predicted that Communist China would invade the Quemoy and Matsu groups—offshore islands among the last held by Chlang Kal Shek—before Oct. 1. "Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek wanted the atomic weapons turned over to him to prepare for the expected invasion," she said, "but our State Department felt that the Nationalists could not be trusted to use the weapons against military targets only. They felt the bombs might be dropped on cities — killing civilians." The OCNS reporter felt America would be dragged into the Far East war if the Communist Invasion does come off as predicted. Site for New School Discussed by Trustees City School District trustees yesterday discussed new school sites and came to a tentative agreement on a plot between Agate and Nutwood streets and bordered on the north by Clearbrook Lane. The proposed site is just south of Orange street in Southwest Anaheim. Meeting with trustees we were Mannes, representing the Buccola Co., that is subditing the area; City Engineer Holyoke, and Don Derr, Dr Parks and Recreation. Am ing out details of develop property for a school site, asked Mannes to present tha a more detailed proposal site at an Aug. 4 meeting. Trustees yesterday notifying the County Planner mission that property on west and southeast corners. Budget Wise FROZEN HORMEL HAM STICKS 49¢ pkg. DISH ALL lge. 47¢ pkg. RAIN DROPS lge. 24¢ gt. 43¢ pkg. she said, "but our State Department felt that the Nationalists could not be trusted to use the weapons against military targets only. They felt the bombs might be dropped on cities — killing civilians." The OCNS reporter felt America would be dragged into the Far East war if the Communist invasion does come off as predicted. "We are pledged to instant retaliation for attack on Formosa," she stated, "If a trigger-happy Red pilot happens to fly 10 minutes past Quemoy or Matsu, he'll be over Formosa. Just one bullet and our forces are pledged to counterattack." The situation, she termed "A powderkeg that can be set off with a single shot." Name Santa Ana Girl Fair Pirate Queen (Continued from Page 1) featured Marian Caracausa of Anaheim and Jim Hollenback of Garden Grove, singing stars of "Bouchard Returns," pirate pageant at the fair with Vina Mae Harmer accompanying. Speaker of the program preceding the contest was George Wilson, president of the California Farm Bureau Federation. The pirate queen's court consists of Princesses Marjorie Boyd of Anaheim, Velta Autrey of Brea, Sharon Glenn of Costa Mesa, Janice Holm of Fullerton, Dot McKinzie of Garden Grove, Pat Bilyk of Huntington Beach, Anita Lewis of Laguna Beach, Dee Dee Cunningham of Newport Beach, Leslie Chapman of Orange, Carolyn Jones of Placentia, Stephanie Stier of San Clemente and Julie Zaiser of Tustin. Five Annexations Get City Council Action (Continued from Page 1) its second and final reading of the ordinance to annex. The Lincoln-Dale Annexation, 257 acres, located north of Lincoln, south of Crescent, east of Dale and west of Magnolia, received the Council's go-ahead last night for the circulation of a petition among FIVE ANNEXATIONS GET City Council Action (Continued from Page 1) Its second and final reading of the ordinance to annex. The Lincoln-Dale Annexation, 257 acres, located north of Lincoln, south of Crescent, east of Dale and west of Magnolia, received the Council's go-ahead last night for the circulation of a petition among the residents of the area to determine strength of their desire to become a part of the city of Anaheim. Total number of acres in all the annexations discussed at last night's meeting, and moving gradually but definitely along the legal road to extending the city limits of Anaheim, was 1077. Anaheim Bulletin 132 S Lemon St., Anaheim, Calif. Published Daily Evenings Except Sundays and Holidays by ANAHEIM BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., INC. HAZEL, L. LOUDON, President L. H. LOUDON Vice-President 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, 1922 at the post office at Anaheim, California under the Act of March 2, 1879. Phone KE5-6051 Subscription Rates—By Carrier—month, $1; $ months, $2.75; 6 months, $5; 1 year, $9.50; By Mail—1 month, $1.25; 2 months, $3.50; 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—21 East 16th St.; Chicago—580 N. Michigan Ave.; San Francisco—625 Market St.; Detroit—13 Stephens Blvd.; Vancouver—B.C.—21 B. D. Bldg.; Los Angeles—129 So. Spring St.; Portland—520 W. Sixth St.; St. Louis—414 North Atlanta—326 Grant Building. RICH'S R. H. RICH Special Prices to Churches and Clubs—KE U. S. Good and Choice Round Steak 59 BRIDGFORD SUGAR CURED UN Boneless, Lean SWISS STEAKS lb. RUMP ROAST Trimmed Oven Ready lb. SIRLOIN TIP Roast or Steak lb. Boneless, All Lean PIKE'S PEAK ROAST lb. RICH'S MARKET W CHEDDAR CHEESE lb. COLUMBIA BACON lb. LIVER Baby Beef lb. TONGUES Baby Beef lb. FRYERS Pan Ready lb. Fillet WHITE SEA BASS lb. Also Shrimp - H Meeting with trustees were Lloyd Fannes, representing the George Succola Co. that is subdividing in the area; City Engineer George Holyoke, and Don Derrr, Director of Parks and Recreation. After ironing out details of developing the property for a school site, trustees asked Mannes to present them with more detailed proposal on the site at an Aug. 4 meeting. Trustees yesterday approved notifying the County Planning Commission that property on the southwest and southeast corners of Nutwood and Carrites was being considered as a school site. The action would keep the property from being developed for other purposes until the school district could develop its plans. Agreement with the City Park and Recreation to pay the district's share of the recreation program was also signed by the board. The amount will be $9506. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin Citrus LOS ANGELES (UP)—The local citrus report as prepared by the Federal-State Market News service: Grapefruit, lemons, oranges steady, prices unchanged. Indianapolis—a driver makes 800 ninety-degree left turns in the 500-mile Speedway race. BUYS EGGS Grade A Farm Fresh doz. 45¢ ROQUET'S 135 W. BROADWAY Values Effective Thursday thru Saturday Sales Tax Added Where Applicable CAMELS Cigarets Carton . $1 59 COFFEE "S & W" pound can 75¢ CAMELS Cigarets Carton $159 COFFEE "S & W" pound can 75¢ BISQUICK large package 32 oz. 35¢ Chance for ICOTS 25¢ ing Apples ENSTEIN 25¢ e Ripe ALOUPES 25¢ on Seedless APES 10¢ Can Large Ripe ANAS 10¢ Kraft Cheese Food VELVEETA 2 pound loaf 69¢ Heinz TOMATO SOUP 3 cons 29¢ Dixie Jelly STRAWBERRY 12 oz. jar 29¢ Reynold's Foil Wrap ALUMINUM 25 feet lge. pkg. 25¢ Facial Tissue 200 ct. KLEENEX 2 pkgs 25¢ CH'S MEATS H. RICHARDS & SONS urches and Clubs—KE. 5-6948 Next Door to the Post Office CH'S MEATS H. H. RICHARDS & SONS urches and Clubs—KE. 5-6948 Next Door to the Post Office steak 59¢ lb Leg O'Lamb 59¢ lb U. S. Choice Spring AR CURED UNSMOKED HAMS ½ or Whole lb. 51¢ lb. 57¢ Bar B-Q or Broil, Large LOIN LAMB CHOPS lb. 67¢ immed in Ready lb. 55£ or lb. 69£ FILLET MIGNON STEAKS lb. 1,45 HAMS Armour Star ½ or Whole lb. 55£ AST Fresh, Lean Beef GROUND SHOULDER 3 lbs.$1 MARKET WEEKEND BUDGET SAVINGS SE lb. 43¢ FRANKS All Meat lb. 37£ ON lb. 45£ BOLOGNA All Meat lb. 43£ lb. 47£ PORK LINKS Bridgford Pure lb. 57£ lb. 35£ GROUND ROUND lb. 59£ lb. 59¢ STEWERS Pot Ready lb. 35£ lb. 47£ Fillet DOVER SOLE lb. 57£ Also Shrimp - Halibut - Salmon - Sand Dabs