anaheim-gazette 1954-10-28

A 2—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anahiem, Calif., Thursday, Oct. 23, 1904 Births A 7 lb. 7 oz. daughter was born on Oct. 24 in Fullerton Cottage hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guerrero of 748 N. Paulina street. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter, 10601 Orange Ave., welcomed a 10 lb. 1½ oz. son in Fullerton Cottage hospital on Oct. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Poteet, 3192 Sista street, announce the birth of an 8 lb. 10½ oz. son born in St. Joseph hospital on Oct. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nelson, 7802 E. Ball Rd., became the parents of a 7 lb. 8 oz., daughter in St. Joseph hospital on Oct. 24. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT -VIA WESTERN UNION TELEGRAMANAHEIM GAZETTE ... YOUR ASSEMBLYMAN LEROY E. LYON JR. OF THE 75TH DISTRICT IS NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH ASSEMBLYMAN CHARLES W. LYON, AGED 67 YEARS OF THE 59TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT BEVERLY HILLS. THEY ARE NOT RELATED IN ANY WAY. WALTER SCHMID 75TH DISTRICT CHAIRMAN H. LOUIS LAKE J. FRANKLIN SULLIVAN LYON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE ONE GOOD TERM DESERVES ANOTHER ONE GOOD TERM DESERVES ANOTHER THE PEOPLE of the 75th Assembly District have found that their Assemblyman, LeROY E. LYON Jr., has ably fulfilled the exacting task of REPRESENTING ALL OF THEM ALL THE TIME. Fair and impartial, he is truly a man with a mission — for the people of his District! BECAUSE WE NEED this kind of a man in our Legislature, we NEED to keep ASSEMBLYMAN LeROY E. LYON Jr. on the job! You can help! Join the LANDSLIDE for LYONI Vote! YOUR GUARANTEE OF FAIR, ABLE AND HONEST REPRESENTATION FOR ALL THE PEOPLE — ALL THE TIME! Your 75th Dist. Assemblyman LeROY E. LYON LEARN THE TRUE FACTS LEARN THE TRUE FACTS ABOUT SOCIAL SECURITY by your Representative in Congress JAMES B. UTT SAYS— "As a member of the Ways and Means Committee, the 1954 Social Security bill came before me. In committee the record will show that I supported ALL of the amendments recommended by the President, with one exception: that of including Farmers and Professional men, which I contend should be included on a voluntary basis, rather than to be compulsory. "I voted to send the bill to the House debate. I cast one vote against the bill time. The bill then went to the Senate and objectionable features were removed by When it came back to the House for PASSAGE. I VOTED FOR IT." "DON'T BE DECEIVED by my opponent of taking something out of context and c you by not giving you the whole story." Get your SOCIAL SECURITY calculator at 802 S. Main St., Santa Ana at your local GOOD GOVERNMENT Headquarter For continued INTEGRITY and SOUND REPRESENTATION Vote for James B. UTT for Congress UTT for Congress Committee, Ben W. Osterman—cha Beauville—One of Four Chevrolet Station Wagons Steadily increasing popularity of the station wagon has prompted Chevrolet to offer four bodies of this type in its 1955 line. Models are both two- and four-door and styled with the "lower, longer look" that promises to create a new standard of automotive beauty. The Chevrolet announcement reveals that two new station wagons will be included in the "One-Fifty" and "Two-Ten" series. Few station wagons are listed in the "Two-Ten" and Bel Air series others in the 1955 line, the fleet of station wagons may be six-cylinder engines or the new V8. Pictured above is Bel Air Beauville Station Wagon. VFW Rummage Sale Slated for Friday, Nov. 5 At the last regular meeting of the Anaheim V.F.W. Auxiliary No. 3173, plans were made for a rum-mage sale Nov. 5-6 at 215 N. Los Angeles street, with Orretha Nelson chairman. Proceeds are to go to the V.F.W. National Home at Eaton Rapids, Michigan. Bazaar chairman, Dorothy Mallonee, announces this benefit affair December 3 and 4 at the V. F. W. Hall on N. Philadelphia street. Past president Emma Heckman installed Eudora Norman as color bearer in place of Geraldine Hagabumer who resigned. Commander Kenneth Bradley of Post 3173 was escorted meeting with honors message from the Po. Final plans for a second district preside Roberts, were made presided. Refreshment ed by Ivy Ryan and mittee. TERM OTHER! TERM OTHER! VFW Rummage Sale Slated for Friday, Nov. 5 At the last regular meeting of the Anaheim V.F.W. Auxiliary No. 3173, plans were made for a rum-mage sale Nov. 5-6 at 215 N. Los Angeles street, with Oretha Nelson chairman. Proceeds are to go to the V.F.W. National Home at Eaton Rapids, Michigan. Bazaar chairman, Dorothy Mallonee, announces this benefit affair December 3 and 4 at the V. F. W. Hall on N. Philadelphia street. Past president Emma Heckman installed Eudora Norman as color bearer in place of Geraldine Hagabumer who resigned. Commander Kenneth Bradley of GOING AWAY for the HOLIDAYS? Try our FREE Trip-planning Service Just fill out coupon and mail. We'll send back details on the double. No obligation, of course. J. H. Pruett, Jr., PTM Southern Pacific Co. 610 South Main Street Dept. G, Los Angeles 14, Calif. I am interested in a trip to ___ I want to go □ Pullman □ Chair Car Please send □ Folders □ Schedule Name___ Address___ City___ State___ Southern Pacific Here's the 3-Way that's sw reco BUICK BONUS Record-making allowance in October One look at the national sales figures tells you this: Buick is outselling every other car in America — regardless of price class — except two of the BUICK BONUS Higher resa Year after year, Buicks have high resale value. But the 1954 bigger edge in its year-ahead BUICK BONUS Record-making allowance in October One look at the national sales figures tells you this: Buick is outselling every other car in America — regardless of price class — except two of the "low-priced three." And just to keep sales soaring — we're willing to give a whale of an allowance this month—to keep success rolling in high. So come in—get a car and a deal that are too good to miss. Year after year, Buicks have high resale value. But the 1954 bigger edge in its year-ahead be fresh and new-looking when come out. So the new Buick you keep you plenty of dollars ahead it in. The spectacular 200hp Buick Century—America's highest horsepower-per-dollar car—and priced next to Buick's lowest. Buick Sales are Soaring WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM STEFFY BUICK 410 S. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM It's Prosperity Insurance! Proposition 5 renews a 40-year old law exempting home-owned ships from personal property tax levies that can't be assessed against foreign and out-of-State ships. California ships could not compete, tax-wise, without this protection, and in many cases would be forced to seek registry in other ports, spending there the many millions of dollars for repairs and provisioning now spent in California. A healthy shipping industry is vital to California's prosperity. Shipping furnished jobs for 20,000 Californians last year with a payroll of more than 100 million dollars! Every county in every section of the State benefits in terms of wider markets and better prices for products, more business volume, more stability, more job protection. Everybody favors Proposition 5: the Democratic Party and the Republican Party, the Farm Bureau Federation, the State Federation of Labor, the State Chamber of Commerce, the California Federation of Women's Clubs and scores of other civic, labor, business, women's and patriotic organizations. Post 3173 was escorted into the meeting with honors to deliver a message from the Post. Final plans for a visit from the second district president, Beulah Roberts, were made. Irene Brown presided. Refreshments were served by Ivy Ryan and her committee. Gertrude A. Hunt Miss Gertrude Alice Hunt, 66, a resident of Anaheim for almost 56 years, passed away a few days past at the Hoag Memorial hospital after a prolonged illness. After the death of her parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. W. H. H. Hunt, she has made her home with a sister in McKittrick, California and more recently with a sister in Newport Beach. She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Louise Equires, of Newport Beach, Mrs. Harry Ludwig of Sacramento and Mrs. Carl Schadick of McKittrick. A member of the Church of Christ. Dean Glen Dumke will lecture the Anaheim Ebell club on "Early California" at the general luncheon and meeting honoring 30 years of membership on Nov. 1. Deadline for membership is tomorrow, October 29. The Art section will meet next Thursday, Nov. 4, with teacher, Mrs. Naomi Seil. The Bridge sections will meet on Wednesday, Nov. 3, at 1 p.m. Keep Shipping Alive VOTE YES ON 5 Election, November 2 State Committee for Proposition 5 690 Market St. San Francisco 448 So. Hill St. Los Angeles Harold Black • Mrs. Amer Stolp Co-chairmen 3-Way Bonus that's sweeping Buick to record sales in October! Higher resale value Tomorrow's styling today You can see it on every new Buick on the road—glamorous, new-day styling keynoted by that broad panoramic windshield that most other cars Higher resale value After year, Buicks have always carried a higher resale value. But the 1954 Buick has an even bigger edge in its year-ahead styling. It will still fresh and new-looking when other '55 models come out. So the new Buick you buy today will keep you plenty of dollars ahead when you trade in. Tomorrow's styling today You can see it on every new Buick on the road—glamorous, new-day styling keynoted by that broad panoramic windshield that most other cars won't have till 1955 or later. And with this advanced styling, you get Buick's record-high V8 power, luxurious room and comfort, that famed Million Dollar Ride—and all for prices that start just a few dollars above those of the so-called "low-price three." Result: Buick is now outselling all other cars in America except two of these "low-price three." Soaring so Buick 'Woals' are bigger than ever right now! MILTON BERLE STARS FOR BUICK--See the Buick-Berle Show Alternate Tuesday Evenings BUICK COMPANY ST., ANAHEIM KE 5-2297