anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-29

If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin All Makes SHAVERS Accessories and Repairs Scissors Ground ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 S. Los Angeles St. KE. 5-5149 Mrs. Hobby Believes Department She Is Leaving Will Become Bigger By BETTY PRYOR WASHINGTON — Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby believes big Health, Education and Welfare Department she is leaving will grow even bigger as the years go by. "This department has got a great future. It is only starting was her farewell prediction interview with the U.S. Press Wednesday. BALLMAN'S Invites you to see a SUNBEAM DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY, JULY 30 FREE: Come in and relax over a delicious cup of coffee Sunbeam CONTROLLED HEAT Automatic FRYPAN Easy-to-use FRY-GUIDE and HEAT CONTROL DIAL in handle. SQUARE SHAPE COOKS 20% MORE than Round Pan NOW ONLY $1995 Perfect controlled heat for more delicious foods by simply setting the dial. No more cooking failures—everything is more delicious. Water sealed element. SQUARE SHAPE COOKS 20% MORE than Round Pan NOW ONLY $1995 Perfect controlled heat for more delicious foods by simply setting the dial. No more cooking failures—everything is more delicious. Water sealed element. BALLMAN'S APPLIANCE — TELEVISION 122 W. Broadway KE. 5-5703 (opposite postoffice) Announcing ... The appointment of HEINZ MOTOR CO. as Factory Direct Dealer for ENGLISH FORD NOW—a complete line of new English-built Fords! There’s one just right for your family ✓ Prices start at $1398* delivered Why buy a second-hand car—when you can own a brand-new car for as low as $1398? The ANGLIA is a good example of English-built Ford economy—when you buy and every day you drive. ✓ Full family-size—yet compact No matter which model you choose for your family you'll be pleased with the sensible size. Plenty of living room inside for surveyed. Mrs. Hobby was optimistic the unfinished business she leaving behind will be ad plished. She mentioned the ar istation's proposals for h school construction and ju delinquency prevention program. She said she wished they been approved before she le but “they will come...it's j question of being patient.” Her appointment as the health, education and welfare retary was the second prece the handsome 50-year-old Hobby has set in govern service. When asked if she would available for further public ice, Mrs. Hobby said: “I would be ready at any anywhere, if circumstances such that I could do so.” Prices start at 1398 delivered Why buy a second-hand car—when you can own a brand-new car for as low as $1398? The ANGLIA is a good example of English-built Ford economy—when you buy and every day you drive. Full family-size—yet compact No matter which model you choose for your family you'll be pleased with the sensible size. Plenty of living room inside for family comfort. Up to 15 cu. ft. trunk space. Outstanding power Ford has designed each of these family cars with a very favorable high-power-to-low-weight ratio. Result: exceptional acceleration; fast cruising speeds. Sensational to handle and park You'll be amazed at the handling ease of English-built Fords. Fast steering. Steady on curves. And a cinch to park in tight places. Up to 35 miles per gallon One feature of every model you'll appreciate every time you pull up to the gas pump, is top gas economy. Newest, driver-saving features For example: 3-speed American gear shift for easy handling; one-piece curved windshield for perfect vision; independent front wheel suspension for smooth riding; comfortable seating between axles. American styling—easy service They're all streamlined along the most modern American lines. They all have American-size nuts and bolts for easy servicing at any garage. Be sure and see your nearest dealer below. HEINZ MOTOR CO. 1215 N. PALM — ANAHEIM KE. 5-5757 A FORD product Sold in U. S. through selected dealers of FORD MOTOR CO., Dearborn, Michigan. Tour Europe the money-saving way. Order an English-built Ford from us at regular U. S. prices (plus small delivery charge in England). We will return it from there without charge. See us for details before you go abroad. DEPARTMENT Become Bigger OR Ana Culp Hobby believes the Department she is leaving by future. It is only starting," her farewell prediction in an interview with the United States Wednesday. Ms. Hobby, who has headed the department since its founding in 1953, will leave the govern-ent Sunday for "public service different kind." She will start work on Monday as president of Houston Post Publishing Co., being her aling husband's place. Marion B. Folsom, now Treasury secretary, will succeed her health, education and welfare secretary. Looking back over her 31 months ahead of the department and its predecessor, the Federal Security Agency, Mrs. Hobby said: "I think I can be a much better men and newspaperwoman from I've learned." Under her stewardship, Social Security coverage was expanded. The money provided for hospital restraints and vocational rehabilitation, a state-national system of educational conferences enshrined, plans worked out to dis-crete polio vaccine and enforce-ment of pure food and drug laws eyed. Ms. Hobby was optimistic that unfinished business she is doing behind will be accomplished. She mentioned the admin-ition's proposals for health, pool construction and juvenile frequency prevention programs. She said she wished they had approved before she leaves, "they will come... it's just a situation of being patient." Her appointment as the first high, education and welfare sec- PERSONAL STUDY—President Eisenhower tells news-that he will make an intensive personal study and decide whether Air Force Secy. Harold E. Talbott has violated ethics of government in maintaining certain business connections. The statement was made as Talbott resumed his testimony before the Senate investigat-ing subcommittee studying his personal business affairs. Expert Says Caring for Two-Headed Snake Calls for Heavy Thinking By DALE BRIX SAN DIEGO, Calif. — The old theory that two heads are better than one may be true—but not as snakes are concerned. Expert Says Caring for Two-Headed Snake Calls for Heavy Thinking By DALE BRIX SAN DIEGO, Calif. — The old theory that two heads are better than one may be true—but not as far as snakes are concerned. For almost two years, C. B. Shaw, who is in charge of reptiles at the San Diego Zoo, has been working with a two-headed snake. He has found that caring for it calls for some double-domed thinking on his part. The snake, which goes under the monicker of Duplex, has two normal heads which are completely separated. They are joined to a single body by a common vertebral column about half an inch behind the rear of the heads. Life with two heads can be rather trying at times, even for a snake. Feeding time, for example, poses the problem of which head is going to eat the dinner for the single body. Duplex seems to have a very normal snake mind in each of his heads. Usually at feeding time, however, the right head is more dominant than the left. But sometimes, there is an argument over chow. On one occasion, the two-headed snake was offered a fat mouse. The left head, which usually passes up such dainties, grabbed the mouse by the head. The right head immediately grabbed the mouse by the tail and the two heads started a hassle over who was going to do the swallowing. Eventually, the snake put its heads together, mulled it over and decided to share the mouse. Skin shedding, a normal process in a snake's life, generally is difficult for Duplex because of the forking of his two short necks for the single body. On one occasion when Duplex was observed unbuttoning his skin, the right head initiated the action. The right head worked hard at it until it reached the point where the two heads are joined. Then it knocked off the job for a while. Four hours later, the left head joined the party, doffing its skin until it reached the junction point. A few hours later, both heads got in gear and worked together until the skin went the way of all flesh. the action and followed with a yawn which rivaled that of the left head. Zoo officials say it only goes to show that perhaps yawns are just as contagious in two-headed snakes as they are in human beings. was observed unbuttoning his skin, the right head initiated the action. The right head worked hard at it until it reached the point where the two heads are joined. Then it knocked off the job for a while. Four hours later, the left head joined the party, doffing its skin until it reached the junction point. A few hours later, both heads got in gear and worked together until the skin went the way of all flesh. Anyone who has watched someone else yawn and then yawned himself can sympathize with another problem of the two-headed snake. Not so long ago, the left head of Duplex opened its mouth and gave out with a wide and lazy yawn. The right head observed SCHWINN BICYCLES 10% Down — $5 Month We Service What We Sell ORVAL'S 419 W. Center KE. 5-2759 PAPER MATE BALL POINT PENS $169 WEBER BOOK STORE 139 W. Center St. Men Return Home With Destroyer Division Arriving aboard the USS Higbee of the Destroyer Division 31, at 9 a.m. Sunday, will be Sherrils E. Everett, Seaman, USN, whose wife, Leota G. and son, Rodney, live at 11120 Highway 101. With him, from the immediate Orange County area, are J. C. Merchant, aboard the USS Shelton, 11071 Poppy Drive, Garden Grove and Lt. J. G. Owen F. Hackett, on the USS Kyes, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hackett, Palo Alto and husband of Millicent E. Hackett, 5304 Mountain View, Yorba Linda. Division 31 is made up of four ships and will be returning from its fifth tour of duty since the outbreak of the Korean War. It is not known yet exactly where the ships will be berthed or if visitors will be permitted aboard. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin The education of your son is a GOD-given trust... Choose his school carefully Consider... St. Catherine's Military School Your son can now enroll at St. Catherine's as a DAY STUDENT or as a boarder — in grades 1-8. His education as a cadet comprises religious, academic, military and athletic training. Applications accepted NOW. Call KE. 5-2309 and arrange for an interview with Sister Superior. 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