anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-02

Cancer Quack Bill OK'd for Assembly SACRAMENTO (UPI) — The anti-cancer quack bill designed to keep "unscrupulous persons from getting their hands on cancer victims and keeping them from receiving bona fide medical attention" was en route to the Assembly today after receiving Senate passage. Sen. John F. Thompson (R-San Jose), said the bill resulted from two years of study. The measure would create a cancer advisory council of 15 persons within the Department of Public Health. The council would arrange for testing cancer remedies and would pull quack cures off the market. Local Thievery Nets Stove, Valuable Wallet Police today reported a stove taken in a burglary and the theft of a wallet. The stove was reported taken from Joseph J. Koebert, 53, 1312 Norwood. According to police the burglary also unplugged the freezer spoiling $17 worth of food. The wallet was taken from William E. Lang, 39, 1436 Sunnycrest Fullerton, while he was in the American Health Studio on 1334 N. Los Angeles St. Even though no money was in the wallet, numerous credit cards were lost, police said. Building Industry Gyp Investigation OK'd SACRAMENTO (UPI)—An investigation into alleged shark practices in the building alteration, repair and remodeling industry was approved Tuesday by the Senate. The upper house passed a measu Building Industry Gyp Investigation OK'd SACRAMENTO (UPI)—An investigation into alleged sharp practices in the building alteration, repair and remodeling industry was approved Tuesday by the Senate. The upper house passed a measure authorizing the investigation and said that the sharp practices "are the result of the operation of the so-called 'suede shoe boys' in this industry." They contract with homeowners to do repair work at a high price and then sell the contracts to someone else at an extremely low figure. They then take the difference and flee the area. DEAR ABBY: I am a widow and I live next door to a very young couple. We are good friends and they are my only neighbor. I live on a corner. Only occasionally do we visit each other, and both work. My problem is this: They keep their shades closed at time. It gives me such a lonely feeling to be completely shut off. They knew how I felt I am sure they wouldn't do it. If you'd print in your column they might see it. Thank you. DEAR SHUT: Don't expect even the friendliest of folks to be full view of their neighbors. They don't mean to "shut you out." Keep their shades closed to attain privacy, which is every right. IS IT SAFE TO GO STEADY? Get ABBY'S booklet, "What Ever Teenager Wants to Know." Send 25 cents and a large, self-addressed stamped envelope to ABBY, care of this newspaper. For a personal reply, write ABBY in care of this paper close a self-addressed stamped envelope. Collision Hospitalized Anaheim Mother, Gry FULLERTON (OCNS)—An helm woman and one of two daughters involved in crash of their car into a pole on W. Orangethorpe and p.m. Tuesday were in An Memorial Hospital with unmined injuries. Believed most seriously but not critically, was Nakavine, 8, of 2329 Coronet S mother, Edna May Irving same address, suffered bruise 11-year-old daughter, Firevine, was released after tresfor minor hurts. Police said the car was east on Orangethorpe in the block west when it went control. Gas Line to Placentia Involves Suit for Land By Orange County News Service The Southern California City has filed an eminent domain for a parcel of land in the area that will be used for line extending from Newbery Placentia. The parcel sought is located LIGHTWEIGHT SPORT COATS Sport Coats Designed For Very Smart Appearance in Very Comfortable Fabrics and Models. Silk and Wool ..... 35.00 All Wool ..... 39.50 Dacron and Wool ..... 45.00 Imported Cotton ..... 50.00 Others From ..... 29.50 to 50.00 Vandermast's FOR MEN AND BOYS broadway shopping center anaheim by... Showing, Mother! Phil Van Buren was picked up by the police for espionage" whatever that means, going to do in this town." Don't AGAINST OUR CHILDREN in 'Society OWE our children MOTHER nothing ... on the contrary, my talents and time. Too many our children and provide entrances are learned at home. Pro-home life (and don't forget to age) and you won't have to have nothing to do. years old but I know the answer often. It is about mixing re-as my brother. He fell in love stop him from marrying her. were just as broke up about aged his religion for her. They he was only eleven months old. around her little fingers. There once we started mixing religions. Maybe it will help somebody. A JEWISH GIRL is terrible for a lady to smoke they don't know I smoke. My-old son from telling them Iplainly. I know that telling him I could do because I know me not to tell something, that DON'T tell him not to mention the cat out of the bag. What SMOKER is old enough to be a wife and smoke if she wishes. Either quit I live next door to a very nice they are my only neighbors as do we visit each other, as we keep their shades closed all the American Farmers WASHINGTON (UPI) — American farmers apparently are headed for a new production record again in 1959. The Agriculture Department estimated Wednesday that this year's crops will be grown on about 339,000,000 acres, almost 9,000,000 more than in 1958 when farm output rose to an all-time high. The acreage in 1958 was the smallest since 1917 but record yields per acre produced the bumper harvest. If a similar production trend is maintained this year America's huge farm surpluses will grow larger. The Agriculture Department, reporting on farmers planting intentions as of March 1, gave details Girl Molest Suspect Arrested on Warrant By Orange County News Service A 45-year-old Compton man who worked as a custodian at Rossmore school in Los Alamitos has been arrested on a warrant and is being charged with child molesting. He is George Hukriede, 1182 Duncan, who is accused of molesting a 10-year-old Los Alamitos girl March 26 at the school. The alleged offense occurred when the girl entered a kindergarten room to pick up a coat leaked by her younger brother. The Compton man was in the empty room work. Pay Less~Save More Thrifty Specials for MANNING'S RIB STEAKS 89¢ lb. FRESH GRADE 'A' FRYING CHICKEN 35¢ lb. Libby's Cut GREEN BEANS No. 303 Can 5 for 1.00 BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES 5/98¢ RANCHO TOMATO SOUP 10½-oz. Can 3/29¢ LIBBY'S Corn Beef HASH 16-oz. Can 39¢ C&H PURE CANE SUGA 5-lb. Bag 39¢ DELRICH YELLOW Q OLE 2 lbs. Ctn. for Gas Line to Placentia Involves Suit for Land By Orange County News Service The Southern California Gas Co. has filed an eminent domain suit or a parcel of land in the Atwood area that will be used for a pipe ne extending from Newberry, to Placentia. The parcel sought is located east of Taylor and North of a flood control channel. The property asked or in the suit is 25 feet in width and 508 feet in length and will be used for the installation of a 38 each pipe that will carry gas. Named as defendants in the case are five members of a-family that was deeded the property on a land grant. They are Gerado Navarro, Staymond Navarro, Ralph Navarro, Rosa Garcia, and Senalda Navarro, each reported to own one-fifth of the property sought. Local Ford Salesmen Get Awards in L.A. Six Anaheim Ford car and truck salesmen were presented with Ford 300-500 Club awards at Hollywood last week by Paul R. Hagerty, assistant Los Angeles district sales manager. The winners are: Harvey Lasky, Ken Watters, Joe Kennelly, Joe Doyle, Bill Kent and B. Lansdown of McCoy Motor Company. The award presentation took place at a banquet at the Moulin Rouge in honor of the top-ranking salesmen of 1968 in the Los Angeles Ford district. The 300-500 Club is a national organization of Ford salesmen who chalked up outstanding sales records last year. LIBBY'S Corn Beef HASH 16-oz. Can 39¢ SUNSHINE HI-HO 1-lb. Box 35¢ PUREX ½-Gal. 39¢ STAR KIST TUNA Chunk 6½-oz. Can 31¢ KERMIN'S FROZEN Pies 5/98¢ FRESH PRODUCE SOLID HEADS CABBAGE 3¢ lb. CENTRAL AMERICAN BANA APRIL 2, 3, 4, 5—Thurs., Fr. Save Blue & Gold Stamps for Quality Premiums Limit rights reserved No sales to dealers Bil-T 135 W. BROADWAY, ANAHEIM Thursday, April 2, 1958 Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin—B-3 American Farmers Heading for New Production Record INGTON (UPI) — Americans apparently are headWednesday that this year will be grown on about 339, acres, almost 9,000,000 than in 1958. Agriculture Department esin 1958 when farm outto an all-time high. acreage in 1958 was the since 1917 but record ever acre produced the humvest. If a similar producand is maintained this year, it's huge farm surpluses now larger. Agriculture Department, reon farmers planting intens of March 1, gave details Molest Suspect tested on Warrant Range County News Service year-old Compton man who as a custodian at Rossmore in Los Alamitos has been on a warrant and is being with child molesting. is George Hukriede, 11821 who is accused of molest0-year-old Los Alamitos girl 26 at the school. alleged offense occurred the girl entered a kinderroom to pick up a coat left younger brother. The Compan was in the empty room at on 16 crops to be planted to a total of 272,000,000 acres, nearly 3,800,000 more than in 1958. If farmers carry out their intentions, there will be acreage increases in corn, spring wheat, barley, rice, tobacco, peas, beans, sugar beets and sweet potatoes. There will be reductions in hay, oats, soybeans, sorghums, flaxseed, potatoes and peanuts. The increase in prospective acreage came in the face of a general reduction in government price supports. This was especially true in corn. The report showed farmers intend to increase their 1959 corn acreage by a whopping 12 per cent—$3,921,000 acres against 74,654,000 acres planted last year. While the department made no official production estimate, it said the announced corn acreage, with average yields, should result in a crop of about 3,700,000,000 bushels. Average yields, however, have been going up by leaps and bounds in recent years and actual production may be in the neighborhood of 4,000,000,000 bushels. OVERWEIGHT & BULGING EXCESS FAT Should Be IMMEDIATELY Eliminated If you WANT a Shapely Symmetrical Figure Send today for this New METABOLISM Book (We Have NO Medicine, Diet or Anything Else to Sell You) No matter how many Diets or other measures you have tried this instructive METABOLISM BOOK will enable you to understand your own case and may save you years of misery and embarrassment. Diet alone is NOT, and never has been, the one and only answer to the problem of excess fat. 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