anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-06

HOLE IN PANTS EXPECTED IN RIO RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (UPI) — Postmaster Agelico Loureiro was unimpressed by the report that a U.S. mailman who has just retired was bitten by dogs 10 times during his career. "Our rural carriers are often bitten by jaguars," Loureiro said. Milk High On Soldier's List Of Food Selection FORT CARSON, Colo. (UPI) — What food do soldiers want most? Fresh milk, according to a study on Army diets. One hundred soldiers were allowed complete self-selection of foods at meals for 28 days. The men ate less meat, fish and poultry than expected, but consumed more than one and a half quarts of milk per day per man. One soldier drank four quarts of milk in one day. The greatest recorded earthquake in the United States struck the village of New Madrid, Mo., Dec. 16, 1811, and was felt over an area of two million square miles. But it caused only one death. Ice Cream Clown Makes Good Dessert For Party NEW YORK (UPI) — An ice cream clown makes a good dessert for a children's party. Place a big round cookie on each plate, topped with a scoop of pink or white ice cream for a head. Stick on candies for eyes, nose and mouth. Finish with an inverted ice cream cone hat with cherry pom-pom. Make a ruff around the clown's neck with cookie frosting or whipped cream. Chemical Tranquility On Tap For Chickens RICHMOND, Va. (UPI)—Broiler-fryer chickens may be the next members of the animal kingdom to receive chemical tranquility. The National Broiler Council says experiments are being conducted with a special tranquilizing feed which would be given to flocks just before they're taken to processing plants. The Council says this would calm the birds, making them easier to handle and reducing the possibility of bruising them in the truck loading process. NOW TILL MAY 31 VISIT TO WASHINGTON ill leaves Washington President Eisenhower NOW TILL MAY 31 AT CONE BROOK SPRING PUT YOURSELF IN THE CHEVY IMPALA C FOR AS LITTLE AS $14. CHANCES ARE YOUR WILL MORE THAN COVER FULL SCALE TRADE-IN ALLOWA EASY BUDGET TERMS! QUICK D FULL SCALE TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE EASY BUDGET TERMS! QUICK DRIVER BRING YOUR PINK SLIP. WE'RE THIS IS ONE OF THE C WE'VE EVER CONE E CHEVROU SERVING ORANGE COUNTY 215 N. LOS ANGELES 1044 N. LOS ANGELES VISIT TO WASHINGTON — Sir Winston Churchill leaves Washington’s National Airport with President Eisenhower (right) en route to the White House where he will be a guest of the President for a four-day social visit. THE BROS. CHEVROLET ING SPECIAL! NE BROS. CHEVROLET ING SPECIAL! F IN THIS FUN-LOVING PALA CONVERTIBLE AS $14.85 PER WEEK ARE YOUR PRESENT CAR N COVER THE DOWN PAYMENT N ALLOWANCES! QUICK DELIVERY! Come In! Drive This Terrific Carl Then See How Easy It Is to Doctor A.K. Davis, physicist, wrote that he is working with two searchers, was sent would be "unlikely the effect will be pursued" The judge gave the year suspended prize and put him on five bation, but ordered the telephone company Army Test Getting Best From Paver OTTOWA, Ill. (UPI) tion is a million m along the road to bett A fleet of 70 trucks that overall distance lion-dollar road test s the American Associat Highway Officials. Since November, of the U.S. Army T Corps have been wh—ranging from little huge tractors and s over five closed loopsments. They have kept ro zero cold and heavy chalk up several more miles before the test fall of 1960. The test pavements 716 separate sections ing structural design combinations of this sub-base, base and p terial. Half of each paved with portland crete, half with aspa. Each test section is an hour - by-hour, d repitition of some load. Research eng the pavement's per the number of load. Results of te two expected to influence sign and construction the nation. Used Car Sale Larger Than N NEW YORK (UPI) cans will buy more u new cars in 1959 for straight year, accord vey by Business Week N ALLOWANCES! QUICK DELIVERY! Come In! Drive This Terrific Carl Then See How Easy It Is to Have One IP. WE'RE READY TO TRADE TODAY! OF THE GREATEST VALUES WE EVER OFFERED NE BROS. CHEVROLET ORANGE COUNTY OVER 30 YEARS KE. 5-1143 ANAHEIM KE. 5-1244 Used Car Sale Larger Than N NEW YORK (UPI) cans will buy more u new cars in 1959 for straight year, accord vey by Business Week was the other way o three years prior to o The study reports of the population w used car market th 7.6 per cent will be cars. In the record at of 1955, 8.2 per cent cars and 7.5 per cen Contract Clea Buildings Grow NEW YORK (UPI) housekeepers spend a lion yearly for mate skyscrapers, stores c clean, reports ChemMcGraw-Hill publicabusiness, which is d tract basis, is growin these firms at the p ing boom creates m customers. Anaheim Chess In Rapid-Play Anaheim City Park made a sizeable imp Orange County chee held in La Habra. Al men played under t round Swiss rules heim's Chuck Gold Hunnex took 2nd a prizes. Persons interested invited to participate Park club house at Friday evenings. Navy War Hero Steals to Help Cancer Project SAN FRANCISCO (UP1) — A Navy war hero who admitted becoming an expert telephone coin box cracksman was put on probation today because he is busy devising an X-ray procedure which he said might aid in cancer detection. He is hospitalman 1C William S. Miller, 36, wearer of the Silver Star and most decorated man at his base. Hunters Point Naval Shipyard here. Miller admitted stealing at least $2,568 by robbing 110 pay telephones within the past six months. However, telephone company officials believe he actually took $8,600 from 222 phones on military posts in the Bay Area. The seaman, a veteran of 17 years with the Navy, said he took the money to help pay medical expenses for his child, who is suffering a congenital malformation. But Miller's attorney, William Seammon, told U.S. District Judge George B. Harris that the sailor had been developing a combination of color filters and intensifiers for X-ray machines which could detect tumors, malignancies and other conditions of internal tissues. Doctor A.K. Davis, a naval biophysicist, wrote that if Miller, who is working with two PhD researchers, was sent to prison it would be "unlikely that the project will be pursued further." The judge gave the sailor a one-year suspended prison sentence and put him on five years probation, but ordered him to repay the telephone company. fliers for X-ray machines which could detect tumors, malignancies and other conditions of internal tissues. Doctor A.K. Davis, a naval biophysicist, wrote that if Miller, who is working with two PhD researchers, was sent to prison it would be "unlikely that the project will be pursued further." The judge gave the sailor a one-year suspended prison sentence and put him on five years probation, but ordered him to repay the telephone company. Army Test Trucks Getting Best From Pavement OTTOWA, Ill. (UPI) — The nation is a million miles farther along the road to better highways. A fleet of 70 trucks has piled up that overall distance in a 22-million-dollar road test sponsored by the American Association of State Highway Officials. Since November, 300 members of the U.S. Army Transportation Corps have been wheeling trucks—ranging from little pick-ups to huge tractors and semi-trailers—over five closed loops of test pavements. They have kept rolling in sub-zero cold and heavy snow and will chalk up several more millions of miles before the test ends in the fall of 1960. The test pavements are built in 718 separate sections with varying structural designs — different combinations of thicknesses of sub-base, base and pavement material. Half of each test loop is paved with portland cement concrete, half with asphaltic concrete. Each test section is subjected to an hour - by-hour, day-by-day repositioning of some specific axle load. Research engineers relate the pavement's performance to the number of load applications. Results of te two - year test are expected to influence highway design and construction throughout the nation. Used Car Sales To Be Larger Than New Sales NEW YORK (UPI) — Americans will buy more used cars than new cars in 1959 for the second straight year, according to a survey by Business Week Magazine. Used Car Sales To Be Larger Than New Sales NEW YORK (UPI) — Americans will buy more used cars than new cars in 1959 for the second straight year, according to a survey by Business Week Magazine. It was the other way around in the three years prior to 1958. The study reports 9.8 per cent of the population will be in the used car market this year while 7.8 per cent will be buying new cars. In the record auto sales year of 1955, 8.2 per cent bought new cars and 7.5 per cent used ones. Contract Cleaning Of Buildings Grows Bigger NEW YORK (UPI) — Industry's housekeepers spend about $10 million yearly for materials to keep skyscrapers, stores and terminals clean, reports Chemical Week, a McGraw-Hill publication. And this business, which is done on a contract basis, is growing steadily for these firms at the post-war building boom creates more and more customers. Anaheim Chess Men In Rapid-Play Success Anaheim City Park chess team made a sizeable impression at the Orange County chess tournament held in La Habra. About two dozen men played under the trying six round Swiss rules where Anaheim's Chuck Gold and George Hunnex took 2nd and 3rd place prizes. Persons interested in chess are invited to participate in the City Park club house at 320 N. Palm Friday evenings.