anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-06

IMPORT OPENING — Announcement of the opening of the new import store and facilities, Kim's Imports, 947 N. Euclid Ave., has just been made, according to owner Kim Yoshitomi. Featuring all kinds of Oriental import goods, the new facility is the second store of its kind to be run by Kim. He and his wife Alice were in business eight years in San Francisco prior to World War II. Kim is a golf pro and also operates a Driving Range on West Lincoln Ave., next Sammy Lee's Swim School. The Yoshitomi at 9121 Chanticleer Road. Jail Term Given For Helping ‘Buddy’ Escape By Orange County News Service A man who aided in an escape of a “buddy” from Santa Ana po International Trade Talk Slated Locally The Exchange Club of Anaheim will meet at 12:15 Thursday in the Elks' Club, Los Angeles and Sycamore St., to hear John F. Parkinson speak on “World Peace Through World Trade.” Parkinson, a member of the World Trade Week Committee, will discuss the importance of international commerce to the economy. For Helping 'Buddy' Escape By Orange County News Service A man who aided in an escape of a "buddy" from Santa Ana police last Friday night has been sentenced to 120 days in the county jail for petty theft and malicious mischief. Specifically, Jack L. Reece, 21, of Sacramento, was accused of stealing a pair of handcuffs and kicking out a squad car window. Slightly embarrassed police arrested the man after he aided John Francis Johnson, 21, of 1031 N. Rose St., Santa Ana, escape from the Santa Ana Police Station. Johnson reportedly fled the station while still handcuffed to a chair but was apprehended after a high speed chase. Johnson had been arrested as a suspect in an assault and battery charge and Resce and another man had accompanied the group to the station. Johnson reportedly broke the chair and jumped into Reece's ear. Reece, who also had bolted out of the station at the same time, joined his friend. After a fast chase, the suspects were stopped on West 17th St. This time both Johnson and Reece, later found to be an ex-capee from Pine Grove Camp near Sacramento, were handcuffed. Both reportedly became belligerent on the way to the station, kicking out the rear window of the police car. Talk Slated Locally The Exchange Club of Anabeim will meet at 12:15 Thursday in the Elks' Club, Los Angeles and Sycamore St., to hear John F. Parkinson speak on "World Peace Through World Trade." Parkinson, a member of the World Trade Week Committee, will discuss the importance of international commerce to the economic growth of Southern California and its equally important role of promoting world peace through world trade and barter. Military, Space Display Slated in Hollywood KNX plans its Armed Forces Week display May 9-17 in Hollywood of the Air Force X-15, first U.S. Manned space ship; Polaris, the Navy's submarine - launched missile, and the Army Nike Hercules and Hawk missile batteries and exhibits. Other exhibits will be placed by Douglas, Westinghouse, Ryan, Marquardt, Lockheed, Jet Propulsion Lab, Space Technology Labs, Hughes, North American and Litton Industries. The display will be located in Hollywood, at Sunset and Gower Sta. PLUMBING Dependable Repairs STEVE KISH 147 No. Los Angeles St. Industrial — Residence. KE 5-4824 GRAND OPENING AMERICAN SHOE REPAIRING LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING! (a complete VALET service) In New Broadway-Anaheim Shopping Center! FREE! LADIES' AMERICAN SHOE REPAIRING LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING! (a complete VALET service) In New Broadway-Anaheim Shopping Center! MEN'S RUBBER HEELS with purchase of first pair at Reg. 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Shrader, Poultry Extension Specialist for the U.S.D.A., Washington, D.C. will express his views concerning the national egg situation and outlook. Speaking on enclosed housing for poultry will be T. E. Hartung, Extension Poultryman from Colorado State University. W. E. Newlon, Extension Poultryman from the University of California will discuss the trends in the California poultry industry. The Los Angeles egg market will be commented on by L. D. Sanborn, Extension Marketing Technologist at U.C.L.A. Reservations for this dinner meeting at Knott's Berry Farm can be made by contacting the Agricultural Extension Service office at KImberly 7-3311, extension 301 before Friday, May 8 says Bell. Probation as we understand it today began in 1841 when a Boston cobbler named John Augustus posted bail for a man convicted of habitual drunkenness. He subsequently demonstrated that the man, given an opportunity, would respond to probationary treatment, and become a good citizen. WASHINGTON (UPI)—The preme Court, splitting 5-4 today that a labor leader verts union welfare funds own use cannot be punished the Taft-Hartly law unlessery and extortion are involved. The court overturned the tion of Puerto Rico labor Waldelmiro Arroyo. It he such misuse of funds show prosecuted under local law, not the federal labor law. The government had o that Arroyo, a local preside ceived two $7,500 checks from sugar firms in 1953, proper posited them in the union fare fund bank account, b GOLD'S OUR 40TH ANNIVERSARY SALE Expecting Your Mother-in-Law? ANY RELATIVES OR FRIENDS?? Rent a Roll-Away cot from Aames Rents . . . single or double . . . with innerspring mattress. REASONABLE RENTAL RATES ... and for the baby ● High Chairs ● Cribs ● Strollers ● Scales ● Health Lamps AAMES RENTS SALES-RENTALS "Aames ... to please" Phone KI 3-8444 for Prompt Delivery 205 N. 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