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LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE No: T. 8. 31 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That on Thursday, May 7, 1959, at 1 o'clock A.M. at the South front entrance of the County Court House, in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, GEORGE L. SPENCE, as substituted Trustee under the Deed of Trust executed by MARTIN L. ZELLMAN JR. and MERYL H. ZELLMAN, husband and wife, as foster of T. J. BERTES COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, a corporation, and now owned by THE GEORGE L. SPENCE, a New York Banking Corporation, recorded on August 26, 1957, in Book 611, Page 430, of Orange County, by reason of default in the payment or performance of obligations secured thereby, and notice of default and Beneficiary's election to cause to be sold the property herein below described having been recorder provided for by law and more than three months having elapsed since such recording, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash (PAYABLE IN LAW-FUL MONEY UNTIL THE UNITED STATES SECRETARY OF AMERICA AT TIME OF SALE), without warranty express or implied as to title, possession or encumbrances, the interest conveyed to and now held by him as such trustee, in and to the following described property in the County of Orange, State of California, Lot 205 of Tract 2209, City of Anaheim, as per Map recorded in Book 70, pages 44, 45, 46, 47, 48 and 49 of Miscellaneous Maps, in the office of the county recorder of said county; for the purpose of paying the obligated fees secured by said Deed of Trust including fees charges and expenses of trustee and of sale. Dated: April 8, 1959. GEORGE L. SPENCE As Trustee CR-1888 (Publish: April 16, 23, 30, 1959) LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Board of Trustees of the Anaheim Union High School District, County of Orange, State of California, will receive bids up to 1:00 P.M. on Thursday, May 14, 1959, at their Administrative Office located at 123 North Citron Street, Anaheim, Calif., for the following: 17 car units of Drivotrainers plus Recorder, Automatic Shift Unit, Filma, Reco Sheets, Projection Screen, and Installation Costs; Supplemental Equipment and bid forms may be obtained from the above address. The Governing Board of Trustees of the Anaheim Union High School District Commercial Jet Airplanes Proving 'Safest Way to Fly,' Executive Says By FRANK EIDGE United Press International MIAMI (UPI) — Commercial jet planes are proving to be "the safest way to fly," according to a top airline executive. "We are under radar sighting all the way and are getting the kid glove treatment from everyone," explained Lewis (Lew) W. Dymond, a National Airlines vice president. Jet passenger planes are moving into the higher air lanes — 24,000 feet and above — which are crowded with supersonic military planes and safety experts shudder at the possibility of a collision between a jetliner — most carry more than 100 persons — and a bomber or fighter. "But", Dymond reported, "we have not had one near miss or incident in more than 300 jet flights." He said that three aerial "near misses" recently all involved either piston engine or prop-jet aircraft that were operating in the congested air lanes below the level of the jets. Dymond is flight operations boss of National, which was the first airline to begin jet passenger service within U.S. borders. It has been flying the 116 - passenger Boeing 707, on lease from Pan American World Airways, since Dec. 10 on one of the nation's busiest air routes, Miami-New York. From takeoff to landing, Dymond said, the big swept-wing craft are under constant observation by radar installations of the Air Defense Command located near Tampa, Fla., Savannah, Ga., Charleston, S.C., Wilmington N.C. Tentative Tract Map Presented To City Council Santa Ana Mayor Dale Heinly came before the City Council Tuesday night to request approval of tentative tract map 3290 for his clients, the Luxury Homes. The tract in question is located roughly on the west side of Rio Vista St., a portion of it approximately 600 feet south of east La Palma and another portion 1,321 feet south of east La Palma. Contained therein are 120 R-1 lots. Council was reluctant to approve the map due to the fact that a piece of property at its southeast corner, 115 feet by 132 feet, and facing onto Rio Vista, is not included in the proposed subdivision. A potential nuisance value was foreseen, since street improve- LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Board of Trustees of the Anaheim Union High School District, County of Orange, State of California, will receive bids up to 100 P.M. on Thursday, May 1999 at their Administrative Office located at 123 North Citron Street, Anaheim, Calif. for the following: 17 car units of Privotrainers plus Recorder, Automatic Shift Unit, Pilane Screw Sheets, Projection Screen, and Installation Costs. Specifications for the equipment and bid forms may be obtained from the above address. The Governor's Board of Trustees of the Anaheim Union High School District reserves the right to reject any and all bids received in whole or part, to waive any irregularities in the bids or bidding, and to be the sole judge of the suitability of the product offered. Signed: Lois D. Warwick Clerk, Board of Trustees by: Clyde L. Nickle Assistant Superintendent (Publish April 30, and May 7, 1999) LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Board of Trustees of the Anaheim Union High School District, County of Orange, State of California, will receive bids up to 1.00 P.M. on Thursday, May 14, 1999, at their Administration Office located at 123 North Citron Street, Anaheim, Calif. for the following: From 1 to 8 — 66 High School Passenger Buses Specifications for the equipment and bid forms may be obtained at the above address. The Governor's Board of Trustees of the Anaheim Union High School District reserves the right to reject any and all bids received in whole or part, to waive any irregularities in the bids or bidding, and to be the sole judge of the suitability of the product offered. Signed: Lois D. Warwick Clerk, Board of Trustees by: Clyde L. Nickle Assistant Superintendent (Publish April 30, and May 7, 1999) Marriage Licenses Marion E. Hodel, 47, Los Angeles; Alice M. Prescott, 44, 1217 Carnell, Whittier; Donald L. Vaught, 33, 1020 Hermosa Dr., Anaheim; Mary G. Terranova, 2220 Vern, Anaheim; Louis M. Jones, 57, 6171 Orange, Long Beach; Florence R. Coleman, 57, Rio Nivera; Robert Moore, 31, 610 N. Daisey St., Santa Ana; Olivia Boillea, 16, 1302 E. Third St., Santa Ana; Wilton Gore, 28, 6381 Homewood, Buena Park; Helen C. Alexander, 20, same address given; Alfred E. Kearney, 2072 Sabre La., Westminster; Norah K. Camlin, 60, 14052 Butte St., Westminster; Levi N. Baskins, 56, 137 E. 23rd St., Long Beach; Lillian W. Bellerose, 58, 2268 Golden Ave., Long Beach; Brown J. Brown, 20, 200 W. Birch St., Brea; Velta J. Auttrt, 20, 924 Willow Dr.; Breea; John E. Eichardt, 32, 10213 Trask Ave., Garden Grove; Jesse L. Holliday, 33, same address given; John K. Kelby Jr., 31 Hickory, Santa Ana; Martina Lourdine, 23, 2021 Greenleaf St., Santa Ana; Leonard G. Castro, 23, 517 E. Fourth St., La Habra; Dennella J. Tracy, 18, 221 E. Rosecrest, La Habra. BIRTHS Anaheim Memorial Hospital April 23 William DeBoar, 1213 Topaz, Anaheim, boys / labs / six oz. LEGAL NOTICE of National, which was the first airline to begin jet passenger service within U.S. borders. It has been flying the 116 - passenger Boeing 707, on lease from Pan American World Airways since Dec. 10 on one of the nation's busiest air routes. Miami New York. From takeoff to landing, Dymond said, the big swept-wing craft are under constant observation by radar installations of the Air Defense Command located near Tampa, Fla., Savannah Ga., Charleston S.C., Wilmington N.C.Richmond Va., in Maryland and at New York. Other radar check points are to be built at Miami and near Jacksonville. Each jet passenger craft must fly one of two prescribed routes between Miami and New York and at altitudes ranging from 24,000 to 35,000 feet. And each is equipped with a transponder. This is a constantly signalling device that makes an airplane "show up like a searchlight on the radar screens whatever the weather conditions," Dymond said. The newly-created Federal Aviation Agency has civilian employees manning the radar tracking stations. They maintain direct radio contact with the planes aloft so that they can divert them instantly from any danger that pops up on the radar scanners. The FAA will construct its own radar checking stations at points throughout the nation now covered by the military installations. A military bomber or fighter plane wishing to cross the jet passenger plane routes must first obtain clearance from the FAA and also be equipped with a transponder. The radar blanket eventually will become only a backstop for a completely automatic "aerial traf." Sewer Job Awarded For Los Angeles St. The South Los Angeles St., sewer improvement job was awarded by City Council Tuesday night to Plumbing Contractors Co., for their low bid of $8.435.50. The jobs runs from 1.006 feet north of Katella to Katella. Other bids received were: Orange County Construction Company,$9.777.50; Ace Pipeline,$12.178.58; and de Leon Construction Company$13.389.10. McCoy Motors was the winner of the bid to supply the city with a business coupe for $1.812.96,and a truck chassis to be used in property maintenance for $2.602.25. The Jaycox Trash Collecting contract was amended last night by the National office which was the first airline to begin jet passenger service within U.S. borders. It has been flying the 116 - passenger Boeing 707, on lease from Pan American World Airways since Dec. 10 on one of the nation's busiest air routes. Miami New York. From takeoff to landing, Dymond said,the big swept-wing craft are under constant observation by radar installations of the Air Defense Command located near Tampa,Fla., Savannah Ga.,Charleston S.C., Wilmington N.C.Richmond Va., in Maryland and at New York. Other radar check points are to be built at Miami and near Jacksonville. Each jet passenger craft must fly one of two prescribed routes between Miami and New York and at altitudes ranging from 24,000 to 35,000 feet. And each is equipped with a transponder. This is a constantly signalling device that makes an airplane "show up like a searchlight on the radar screens whatever the weather conditions," Dymond said. The newly-created Federal Aviation Agency has civilian employees manning the radar tracking stations. They maintain direct radio contact with the planes aloft so that they can divert them instantly from any danger that pops up on the radar scanners. The FAA will construct its own radar checking stations at points throughout the nation now covered by the military installations. A military bomber or fighter plane wishing to cross the jet passenger plane routes must first obtain clearance from the FAA and also be equipped with a transponder. The radar blanket eventually will become only a backstop for a completely automatic "aerial traf." OTTAWA (UPI) — Planning to visit Canada this summer? If you travel by car remember that Canada uses the "imperial gallon," which is 20 per cent bigger than the U.S. gallon.Remember also that the U.S.dollar is valued at slightly less than the Canadian dollar,based on the Wall Street rate of exchange which is determined by the law of supply and demand. American travelers will find convenient to obtain Canadian funds from their bank before entering Canada thereby saving them bother of making calculation when spending money. In Canada only the major cities provide night clubs.Montreal has more nightspots in proportion to its population (1,700,000) than any other city in North America. Don't think everyone in Canada speaks English.Residents in most of Quebec province,parts of New Brunswick and Ontario,speak French.Also elsewhere，English spoken。 BIRTHS Anaheim Memorial Hospital April 23 William DeBoar, 1213 Topaz, Anaheim, boy, 7 lbs., 6 ozs. April 25 Wesley Malone, 2155 Huntington, Anaheim, boy, 8 lbs., 12 ozs. April 26 James Zweifel, 8031 Miller Street, Dunna Park, boy, 7 lbs., 6½ ozs. April 27 Robert Sneddon, 827 Loara Street, Anaheim, girl, 7 lbs., 5 ozs. Gerald Ohmer, 202 W. North St., Anaheim, boy, 6 lbs., 6 ozs. Walter Wilson, 327 S. Rose St., Anaheim, boy, 8 lbs., 11½ ozs. Elwood Kallman, 1966 Victoria, Anaheim, girl, 7 lbs., 3 ozs. ADVENTURES IN GOOD EATING THE Crest RESTAURANT • Banquet Facilities 2571 W. La Palma—Corner of Magnolia, Anaheim (Just South of Santa Ana Freeway) DANCING NITELY! To Barney & Betty Starting 5:00 p.m. May 11th, JAM SESSION featuring "JOHN SCHMIDT" and other well known musicians on our first Monday open. JAM Sessions Starting at 8:00 P.M. Sundays NOW OPEN Under new management and operation. Watch for the new name and Grand Opening by Proprietor, Hal Gregg. DINNERS FROM $150 Featuring N. Y. Steaks and Filet Mignon from $1.85 to $42.95 FASHION SHOW Every Tuesday Evening at . . . 7:30 P.M. TAylor 8-1620 Open Daily at 4 p.m. Plans for New Mortuary Approved by Council In a no action approval Tuesday night, Anaheim Council approved plans of Bill Troutman to construct a mortuary on the north side of La Palma Ave., beginning at a point approximately 150 feet east of Euclid Ave. The property in question is presently classified R-A, residential agricultural, and is devoted to an orange grove. Plot plans submitted by Troutman of Council members indicated that adequate off-street parking and form up space would be available, and that ingress and egrees would be such that traffic would not suffer from the existence of the mortuary. In another request to construct and operate a mortuary at 2433 W. Lincoln Ave., Council set May 19 as the date of a public hearing. The request was submitted by Edwin Daly. Preliminary County Jail Plans Get County OK SANTA ANA (OCNS) — By a three to one vote just before noon yesterday, County Supervisors approved preliminary plans for a new jail and Sheriff's Building in the County Civic Center here. The vote, in effect, authorized payment of a two and one-half per cent architect's fees for designing the three million dollar structure. The dissenting vote was cast by Supervisor William Phillips. No action was taken on a pending motion to authorize preparation of final plans. One-Man Team Sheinwold on Bridge By ALFRED SHEINWOLD U.S. Masters Team Champion Suits Never Break In Bridge Books If you want stories with a happy ending, don't look for them in bridge books. In the literature of the game, suits never break and finesse never work. The typical bridge hero wears not only suspenders and a belt but also two pairs of pants. South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH ♠ 2 ♥ 8754 ♣ J972 ♢ 9752 WEST EAST ♠ A ♥ J1098 ♣ J1032 ♣ AKQ863 ♣ 54 ♢ 843 SOUTH K Q 76543 ♣ AK 10 AK Q South West North East 2 3 Pass Pass 4 All Pass Opening lead — K ruffs the second diamond and leads a trump. Which trump? The average player would lead the king of spades from force of habit. Down he would go. No hero he. West would capture the king of spades with the ace. East would later get two additional trump tricks. Low Lead Works The correct play is to begin the trumps by leading a low card. As it happens, this knocks out the singleton ace. South can draw two more trumps with the king and queen, after which his contract is safe. South cannot be sure that his first low trump will knock out the ace. If a low trump wins the trick, South expects to regain the lead and return the king of spades. This will work whenever the trumps break 3-2 (with one unlikely exception). The only 4-1 break South can provide against is that in which an opponent has the singleton ace. South should provide for that first and worry later about the 3-2 breaks. If you're wondering about the exception, here it is: West has three trumps. When South leads a low trump, West wins and leads a low diamond for his partner. proved preliminary plans for a new jail and Sheriff's Building in the County Civic Center here. The vote, in effect, authorized payment of a two and one-half per cent architect's fees for designing the three million dollar structure. The dissenting vote was cast by Supervisor William Phillips. No action was taken on a pending motion to authorize preparation of final plans. One-Man Team CHARLESTON W. Va. (UPI)—Joe Kershalla of West Liberty State Teachers scored 71 points on 11 touchdowns and five points after touchdown, Nov. 19, 1932, in a football game against Cedarville College. The average player would go down at four spades on this hand, as Donald Parson points out in his entertaining new book, "The Fall of the Cards." Only the typical bridge hero would make the contract. South's only problem is to limit the trump loss to two tricks. He "CAN'T KEEP FROM ADMIRING THAT CAR WE FOUND IN THE" It is a thrill and the smo for Sale" d You'll find "CAN'T KEEP FROM ADMIRING THAT CAR WE FOUND IN THE BULLETIN CLASSIFIED ADS!" Turn to Classification 66 in the Classitic day, and every day until you spot the right for you. Air Force Adopts Game of Jacks For Recreation TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) — If a general had walked in, he would have been surprised. On the floor were colonels, majors and captains—playing jackets. The Air Force believes a variation of the children's game, called mat jacks, has recreational value. The high-ranking officers, attending a world conference of Air Force recreation officers, wanted to see for themselves. The game was "invented" by Leo F. Milan of Denver, Colo., who is working on a doctorate in recreation at Florida State University here. It comes complete with a three-by-five-foot canvas mat, to keep the players off dirty floors. For added interest, a circle is provided in the center and cut into numbered slices like a pie. The rules for mat jacks are standardized and eliminate a lot of the pure luck of the children's game, making it more a matter of skill—as the officers found out on bended knees. And mat jacks may be played in singles or doubles. MONTEPELIER, Vt. (UPI) — Statehouse records show that about 300 cups of coffee and 250 half-pints of milk are consumed daily at the Capitol snack bar by Vermont's 276 legislators. New Suit Filed in Frwy Flaming Death Crackup SANTA ANA (OCNS) — An Anaheim man who claims he was injured by Anaheim gasoline tank April 15, a seven-car collision claimed four lives, has $25,000 personal injury and image suit in Superior Court. He is William A. Molinar, of 2 Harbor Blvd., Anaheim, who named as the defendants the Mohawk Petroleum Corp., Donald Curell, driver of the tanker truck, and Adolph B. Kinkelaar, who is charged with three counts of misdemeanor manslaughter. Fall In GG Beauty Shop Results In Injury Suit OCNS The owners and operators of a Garden Grove beauty shop are the defendants in a $10,000 personal injury case that has been filed in Superior Court. The plaintiff, Irene Sweeney, claims she was injured in a fall at Bell's Beauty Salon, 13265 Verano, Nov. 15 of last year. Named as defendants are Julia and Evan Bell, who operate the establishment, and Howard H. Louise and F. Moore, reported to be the owners. ALMOST MADE IT DUBUQUE, Iowa (UPI)—Benny Russo was 36 inches away from freedom again today at the county jail. A jailer said he found him only six inches away Thursday, he had chiseled 30 inches into his cell wall with a steel bed slat. It is a thrill to move up to a better car—and the smart way to do it is watch "Cars for Sale" daily in the Classified Section. You'll find a big selection and the make ALMOST MADE IT DUBUQUE, Iowa (UPI)—Benny Russo was 36 inches away from freedom again today at the county jail. A jailer said he found him only six inches away Thursday, he had chiseled 30 inches into his cell wall with a steel bed slat. MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) — Statehouse records show that about 200 cups of coffee and 250 half-pints of milk are consumed daily at the Capitol snack bar by Vermont's 276 legislators. trumps, and the next player passes. You hold: Spade J 10 9 8, hearts J 10 3 2, diamond 5 4, spades J 10 6. What do you say? Answer: Bid three notrump. As a rule, you need 4 points to raise in this situation, but you should stretch a point when you hold as many as six honor cards. (Copyright 1959, General Features Corp.) 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