anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-28

Santa Ana Man Jailed On Suspicion of Robbery By Orange County News Service A suspect in the strong armed robbery of an Anaheim woman last week at the ABC Store in Santa Ana, is in custody today by Sheriff's investigators. He is 23-year-old Pedro Esparza Gonzales, 14802 Harper St., Santa Ana, who was arrested in Whittler by lawmen. The suspect is charged with the purse snatching attack against Mrs. Karen Lee Willis, 1307 S. Claremont, in the parking lot of the Santa Ana store. Gonzales grabbed the woman's purse and after a struggle, made off with it, it is claimed. The bag contained approximately $33, plus personal papers. Sheriff's investigators were able to trace the Santa Ana man, thanks to several papers he dropped with his name on it. He was seen leaving the area in a pickup truck. THE STRANGER AT THE DOOR Don't let him talk his way into your home—he may take your money or your life DON'T LET PEDDLERS DIAGNOSE YOUR ILLS All sorts of folks may come by your door these days, selling anything from vitamins to hormones, 'cures' for anything from pernicious anemia to hypertension. They are not qualified to diagnose nor even to discuss your ills. Only your physician can do that. His prescription for vitamins & drugs will be designed especially for you. Be Wise! Only YOUR PHARMACIST, who has been trained and licensed by your State to protect your Health and Welfare, knows the difference between the reputable vitamins and drugs and the fly-by-sighters. "Today's Prescription is the Biggest Bargain in History" Buy Vitamins From Your Drug Store . . . Fair Prices Plus Products From the World's Finest Laboratories. Five Point Pharmacy 1100 Lincoln Ave. KE 5-3611 Drug Center 201 W. Center St. KE 5-1115 Jackson Drug Co. Heving's Rexall Drug YOUR MONEY'S WAY U.S. Government Cent, Going By By Sylvia Porter It was March, 1933. The States was at the end of worst depression in history; were closing on all sides; of Americans were jamming banks from dawn to dark; draw deposits; gold was out of the country on ever; it was the panic before the Holiday." To meet the skyrocket mands for greenbacks and banks the nation over were ing their U.S. Government curities. Even at 4 per cent a year, bonds of the Treasury in more than a couple o went begging for buyers. A cycle of deflation, investors want to lend cash to the Treasury for more than a few On Mar. 3, 1933, the day Treasury Secretary Ogden turned his office over to Secretary William Woods Treasury paid 4 3-4 p interest for a three-month It is April 1959, a little than a quarter-century later United States is riding up upsurge to new peaks after a decade of virtual interrupted prosperity. Yet, once again, even a cent or over a year, bonded U.S. Government are going. In this cycle of wi fears of future inflation Now Many Wear FALSE TEEN With Little Weakness Buy Vitamins From Your Drug Store . . . Fair Prices Plus Products From the World's Finest Laboratories. Five Point Pharmacy 1100 Lincoln Ave. KE 5-3611 Drug Center 201 W. Center St. KE 5-1115 Jackson Drug Co. 237 E. Center St. KE 5-2322 Heying’s Rexall Drug 144 W. Center St. KE 5-3204 Cook’s Pharmacy 1269 E. Center St. KE 5-6884 McCoy Drug Co. 100 W. Center St. KE 5-2273 Orange County Drug Co. 236 W. Center St.—KE 5-2408 Will You Marry the story begins—a new family—big plans—bright hopes and the use of a good bank—Security Bank, of course! SECURITY FIRST NATION ...your future is our business ANAHEIM BRANCH 347 W. Center St. G. L. Templeton, Manager G. A. Pando, Ass't. Manager 2 Convenient Locations PRospect 4-4192 YOUR MONEY’S WORTH U.S. Government Bonds, at Four Per Cent, Going Begging This Year By Sylvia Porter It was March, 1933. The United States was at the end of the worst depression in history. Banks were closing on all sides; masses of Americans were jamming their banks from dawn to dark to withdraw deposits; gold was pouring out of the country on every ship; it was the panic before the “Bank Holiday.” To meet the skyrocketing demands for greenbacks and gold, banks the nation over were dumping their U.S. Government securities. Even at 4 per cent interest a year, bonds of the Treasury due in more than a couple of years went begging for buyers. In that cycle of deflation, investors didn’t want to lend cash to the Treasury for more than a few months. On Mar. 3, 1933, the day before Treasury Secretary Ogden Mills turned his office over to Treasury Secretary William Woodin, the Treasury paid 4 3-4 per cent interest for a three-month loan. It is April 1953, a little more than a quarter-century later. The United States is riding a strong upsurge to new peaks after more than a decade of virtually uninterrupted prosperity. Yet, once again, even at 4 per cent or over a year, bonds of the U.S. Government are going begging. In this cycle of widespread fears of future inflation investors don’t want to lend cash to the Treasury for more than a few months. At this time 2 1-2 per cent bonds which the Treasury sold at $100 during World War 11 are quoted at 84 to 85 — giving buyers at these prices well over 4 per cent on their money. To get a new loan for only a year or so, the Treasury today must pay 4 per cent or more. Interest rates on United States Government securities, in short, are rivaling the highest levels since the bank panic of 1933. It is a fascinating parallel in prices and Treasury troubles, but against a dramatically different background. Why is the Treasury today finding it so tough to sell bonds even at 4 per cent or higher rates? A first reason why is that during this postwar era of almost constantly climbing living costs investors have become progressively disenchanted with buying large amounts of U.S. bonds. Basically, these bonds are the equivalent of cash-plus-interest. In inflations, cash loses buying power and U.S. bonds do, too. They are the opposite of hedges against inflation, and investors seeking protections against inflation do not want to lock up money in them for any period of time — even at these rates. A second reason is that during this past year of a stunningly big Government deficit the Treasury has been selling many billions of new I.O.U.s to get cash to pay its bills. There is no scarcity of U.S. securities.In fact, many investing institutions feel they have bought enough and they don’t want to buy WILL ATTEND CONCLAVE — Instructor David Letts, a member of the science department of Fremont Junior High School, been chosen to participate in the Summer Institute for Teaching at Humboldt State College. The Institute, sponsored by the National Science Foundation, will be included in a six-weeks summer session. A survey of recent ideas concerning the fundamental use of physics, chemistry and biology, will be thoroughly discussed; the summer conclave. Participants will also have available sultants in high school curriculums and teaching problems science and mathematics. PENNEY’S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Eat, talk, laugh or squeeze without fear of insecure false teeth dropping, slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH holds plates firmer and more comfortably. This pleasant powder has no gummy gooey pasty taste or feeling. Doesn't cause nausea. It's alkaline (non-acid). Checks "plate odor" (venture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. RACING APR. 10-MAY 6 POST TIME 1:30 P.M. SATURDAY 1:55 P.M. LOS ALAMITOS PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY It's a fabulous fiesta of savings! Penney's reduces prices in every department! AT PENNEY'S DO SAVINGS FOR WOMEN Dacron-Nylon Cotton Easy Wash, Drip-Dry Baby Doll PAJAMAS or SHORT GOWNS 244 Sizes M-L Ladie's sleep wear in soft pastel shades. Women's Rayon SLIPS $1 Avisco rayon slips, lace trims, white. Size 32-38. Women's Hose STRETCHABLE Women's hose, stretchable nylons in medium. 3 Pr. $1 HOBNAIL BEDSPREAD PRICED LOW! CO Special for you for sure free viscose rayon to chine wash at medi gold, white brown, SAVINGS FOR THE HOME CABLE DESIGN Marry Me? —a new family— -bright hopes -of a good bank— bank, of course! NATIONAL BANK is our business BROADWAY-ANAHEIM BRANCH 1663 Crescent Avenue D. P. O'Neill, Manager R. C. Wadell, Ass't. Manager Women's hose, stretchable nylons in medium. 3 Pr. $1 HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS PRICED LOW! COST Special for you for sun-free viscose rayon trench wash at medal gold, white brown, t SAVINGS FOR THE HOME CABLE DESIGN RUGS Cable design viscose cotton rugs in grey or brown. 27x48—30x50. PLISSE BEDSPREADS Rosebud prints in easy wash; no iron cotton plisse. Only 30 in this group. Hurry! 12—Terry Washcloths 12—Cotton Dishcloths 6—Cotton Dish Towels 2—Terry print Towels 3—Flour Squares REMNANTS REDUCED BIG NEW SELECTION WOMEN'S BETTER JEWELRY 66¢ PENNEY'S DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Tuesday, April 28, 1959 Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin—A-3 GET ACQUAINTED ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS! Don't forget Mother's Day May 10! To make new friends and patrons we offer our standard brand permanents. AT ½ PRICE LA MAUR $7.50 Reg. 15.00 now DUART $10.00 Reg. 22.00 now HALLIWELL $12.50 Reg. 25.00 now BRECK BEAUTIFUL $15.00 Reg. 30.00 now All these permanents include a styled haircut, milky shampoo and styled set with creme rinse. For a limited time only! Frederick's HAIR STYLISTS Between Olive and Philadelphia at... 316 East Broadway, Anaheim Phone PRospect 4-8747 Open Evenings by Appointment Ample Parking—FREE Coffee 124 W. CENTER ST. 124 W. CENTER ST. QUALITY! END-OF-MONTH CLEAN-UP! NEY'S DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM! HOBNAIL BEDSPREAD, PRICED LOW! COMPARE! Special for you for summer! Almost lint-free viscose rayon tufted cotton; machine wash at medium setting. Pink, gold, white, brown, turquoise. twin, full $3 SAVINGS FOR EVERYBODY! SPECIAL PRICE TWIRLING SAUCERS 2 Sets to Package 50¢ That's right the big rage in twirlers now at a low low price. Hurry for these! Secretary Case BILLFOLDS $1 Comes with 6 ball point pens. Hurry! Save now. Long playing RECORDS 33½ r.p.m. Popular songs, excellent value. 88¢ HOBNAIL BEDSPREAD, PRICED LOW! COMPARE! Special for you for summer! Almost lint-twin, free viscose rayon tufted cotton; machine wash at medium setting. Pink, gold, white, brown, turquoise. $3 RECORDS 33½ r.p.m. Popular songs, excellent value. HOME $4 SAVINGS FOR INFANTS STRIPED-FITTED SHEETS Fitted bottom crib-sheets. Fine muslin cannon stripes. Needs no ironing. 88¢ INFANTS' TRAINING PANTS, UNDERSHIRTS Soft absorbent cotton pants or shirts at this price. 3 for 88¢ TODDLER'S 2-PC. PLAYSUITS Cotton shirts and shorts. Ass't. colors, new selection at this low, low price. 88¢ TODDLERS' 2 IN 1 VESTEE SHIRTS High styles in two-tone cottons. Style value. Big savings. 1²² WOMEN'S Summer Flowers 25¢ SAVINGS FOR MEN MEN'S POLISHED COTTON SLACKS Charcoal and tan and black too! Broken sizes. Just 60 pr. 288¢ MEN'S TIES NECKWEAR 2 for $1 Ass't. ties, all better quality, good selection. Lots of value here. BOYS' DENIM PANTS Broken sizes in boys' stripe denim pants. 10-oz. sanforized. Just 60 pair. BOYS' SWEAT SHIRTS Broken sizes in red and green. Just 30 shirts. 66¢ GIRLS' STRAP, just 30 pr. SHOES $1 ANAHEIM OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY NIGHTS!