anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-29

B-6—Anaheim (Col.) Bulletin Wednesday, April 29, 1958 Anaheim Father Sues For Injuries to Son SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Damages of $110,000 are sought in a personal injury suit that has been filed in Superior Court by Anaheim man and his son. Charles E. Hartung, 881 Avacado, claims his son, Charles, was seriously injured while riding as a passenger in a vehicle driven by Thomas Ernest Nicholas, 311 E. Ellsworth, Anaheim. Nicholas assertedly drove his car at a high rate of speed despite the warnings of his passenger. The automobile, proceeding on Holy Jim Canyon north of Trabuco Canyon Rd., left the road and overturned. The accident occurred June 18 of last year. Also named as defendants in the case are the parents of the driver, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nicholas. The court is asked for $100,000 for the youth and $10,000 in damages for the victim's father. RACING APR. 10-MAY 6 POST TIME 1:30 P.M. SATURDAY 1:30 P.M. LOS ALAMITOS SPRING SPECIAL! 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Banner is awarded to all AID chapters having 60 per cent or better of their employees giving full AID standard contribution of 12 minutes pay per week. Seventy-one per cent of Bullock employees are participating in program. TYPEWRITERS Since 1923 ALFERNANDEZ OFFICE EQUIPMENT Authorized Factory Agent Name Brands 220 E. Commonweolth Fullerton—LA 5-2349 Anaheim—KE 5-7020 On the Other Hand . . . ATHENS, Ga. (UPI) — The fellow who runs the newsstand at the University of Georgia found that some students were taking papers without paying for them, so he tacked up a sign reading; "Thou Shalt Not Steal." Next day he found a Biblical scholar had added: "The Lord Blesseth Those Who Help themselves." Since 1923 ALFERNANDEZ OFFICE EQUIPMENT Authorized Factory Agent Name Brands 220 E. Commonwealth Fullerton—LA 5-2349 Anaheim—KE 5-7020 ATHENS, Ga. (UPI) — The fellow who runs the newsstand at the University of Georgia found that some students were taking papers without paying for them, so he tacked up a sign reading; "Thou Shalt Not Steal." Next day he found a Biblical scholar had added: "The Lord Blesseth Those Who Help themselves." Stanton Officers E Police Training Gr Stanton police officer, Daughtry and Ken Smith completed a five-week o the Riverside Sheriff's Training School at River College. They attended classes through Saturday from 8 5 p.m., and studied 40 subjects ranging from 40 penal code to "modus or or how a criminal oper cording to habit. Both were chosen by W. Patrick to attend th with 50 other policemen enforcement officers. Twenty instructors, s in their own fields, farn the students with problе the men might encounter everyday duties. Students received 12 credits for the course. Besides bookwork, Dau Smith gained practice f duty" .38 revolvers and shotguns. They went t PCA course, simulating conditions, and fired 30 Radiation New W To Weigh Freight CLEVELAND, Ohio The New York Central Technical Research co has put atomic energy weighing freight cars a by at 30 or 40 miles a The new technique us rays emitted from a source beneath the rays scintillation counter suster the tracks. As the train passes o dioactive material, the trae ..SO DIFFERENT ON THE ROAD...THAT'S PLYMOUTH! PERFORMANCE Only Plymouth of the top-selling low-price cars offers you Torsion-Aire, the famous ride that combines limousine smoothness with sport-car stability...at no extra cost! And Plymouth offers you the low-extracost New Golden Commando 395...biggest V-8 in the low-price field. PLYMOUTH CAR CAR CAR OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT Swivel Seats ✓ Rear Spart Deck styling ✓ Push-Button transmission ✓ Push-Button heating ✓ Mirror-Matic rear-view mirror ✓ Biggest engine ✓ BIG DIFFERENCE IN ECONOMY A Plymouth V-8 has again proved that it can give better gasoline economy than Ford or Chevrolet V-8s! For the third straight year, Plymouth won its class in the famed Mobilgas Economy Run, America's recognized competitive test for economy. Plymouth's big standard V-8 registered 21.15 miles per gallon. 209-784-8-1959 Plymouth S PLYMOUTH CO. Anaheim, California PRospect 4-4188 BERT H. BONEY Anaheim, California KEystone 5-2113 Orange County AID Fund Helped By Bullock's Employees of Bullock's newly opened Orange County Fashion square store have made a first year pledge to this area's charities more than $7,000 through the AID-United Givers Charitable donors association. Judge Robert Gardner, president of the association, revealed the figure in a special message of congratulations and thanks to store superintendent J. H. Adams and AID chairman Mrs. C. R. Fagot, personnel manager. Bullock's employees contributions are returned to the community of residence for distribution. Through their generosity charities in Anaheim will receive $517.08 during the next 12 months. Judge Gardner noted that 71 per cent of the Bullock's employees are participating in the AID program at the store, including 60 per cent of the total who are giving the full AID standard contribution of 2 minutes pay per week. "This is an exceptionally fine record for a chapter's first year as a part of the AID structure," the judge said in his message to the employes. "The acceptance of the individual's responsibility to its neighbors that this pledge represents is a good indication of the line spirit prevalent among Bullock's employees and also an accurate reflection of the company's attitude in these matters." Bullock's employees are now joined with several thousand other Orange Countians who do their charitable giving through membership in the AID donors program. Contributions are deducted automatically in regular installments throughout the year for distribution via formula allocation or designation to most of the locally Stanton Officers End Police Training Grind Stanton police officers Don Daughtry and Ken Smith have completed a five-week course at the Riverside Sheriff's Police Training School at Riverside City College. They attended classes Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and studied 40 different subjects ranging from 40 hours on penal code to "modus operandi" or how a criminal operates according to habit. 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