anaheim-gazette 1955-07-28

LAW IN ACTION ARE YOU PROTECTED? Some people — but not you — wait until their house burns or they go to a hospital before they ask their insurance man: "Does my policy cover all this?" That depends — strictly upon what your policy says in black and white. As a rule the company does not have to pay for anything else. Is this harsh? Well, the written contract is your best protection. That's why the law requires it. What earthly good would a spoken life insurance contract be? When it falls due, you won't be there to report the agent's promises. It must be in writing, or not at all. So when you ask if your insurance contract covers say, your hospital bills, just read it. It tells you. Note, too, any section on "exceptions and exclusions." They tell you what things the contract does not cover. What does your car insurance cover? For how much? If your policy does not cover you for all the damage you do in an accident, who pays for the rest? You do. Did you know that most fire insurance contracts cover you for damage only up to the real value of your house, no matter for how much you insure it? Today some homeowners face the opposite risk, under-insurance. Due to inflation, their houses may have gone up many times in value. But has their insurance coverage kept pace? No? Well then, should their houses burn, they can get only what their policy calls for; no matter how much more they lose. So read your policies again. Say, lonight. NOTE: The Note Bar of California offers this column for your information so that you may know more about how to act under our laws. A Hearty Sa Note, too, any section on "exceptions and exclusions." They for your information so that you may know more about how to act under our laws. SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK INDEX OF BUSINESS ACTIVITY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COMPANY WITH POPULATION RANGE Newest thing in Room with a It's the 4-Door Rivierathe stunning new hit of America's Hardtops WHEN Buick introduced America's first hardtop— the Riviera—folks went for it in It has everything the original 2-Door Riviera has—plus separate It's the 4-Door Rivierathe stunning new hit of America's Hardtops When Buick introduced America's first hardtop—the Riviera—folks went for it in a big way, and fast. They liked the Convertible look of this 2-door beauty—long, low and rakish. They liked the added security of the steel roof over-head. And they certainly liked the absence of center posts in the side window areas—which gave a completely unbroken view left and right. People liked it all so well that, over the past six years, they made the Riviera the biggest-selling hardtop in the world, bar none. And it still is. New Buick has come up with another great advance in hardtops—the 4-Door Riviera—and it's a sensational hit. It has everything the original 2-Door Riviera has—plus separate doors for rear-seat passengers, and a whale of a lot more room for them. Rock-solid half-pillars on either side are what latch the front doors and hinge the rear ones. So there's no center post above the door line—and a completely open sweep of view to both sides. And the roominess provided by this gorgeous new hardtop is really something—over 9 inches more hiproom and 5 inches more legroom in the rear. Why don't you come see this brand-new kind of automobile that's heading up the parade of the hottest-selling line of Buicks in history? Thrill of the year is Buick WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THE "Extra from Fourbry" $180.00 San Kearn BUICK Designs STEFFY BUICK 410 S. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM Reading 'Clinic' Whittier Dr. Helen Blair Sullivan, profer of education, and co-director of the Educational Clinic, BosUniversity, will conduct a 10workshop in the Teaching of reading during the second term of the Whittier College Summer ion. The Workshop, one of a number special features offered during Whittier summer session, will meet from August 2-12 from 8:30 a.m., to 12:30 p.m., in the Lautrup room of Hoover hall. Development and remedial procedures for teacher at each level of the elementary school will be presented by Dr. Sullivan, a wellknown authority on the teaching of reading. Dr. Sullivan, who is president of the Remedial Teachers Association, received her B.S. and M.A. from Boston University and the Ed. degree from Harvard University. She is the author of a number of books and reading achievement and reading capacity She has presented summer workshops in numerous colleges and universities including the University of Delaware, Queens University, Belfast, North Ireland; Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland; Cambridge University, England; Rutgers University, Stanford University, the University of Minnesota and the University of Oklahoma. She presented a similar reading workshop at Whittier during the summer of 1952. Persons interested in receiving further information about the course should direct their inquiries to the director of the summer session, Whittier college, Whittier, California. License to wed has been issued Miss Nancy Lee Cummings of 10752 Placentia Ave. and her fiance, Clifford W. Thompson of Glendale. A Hearty Salad For Cool Eating Use packaged, pre-cooked rice and canned salmon for a hearty, nourishing salad-supper that is both cool in the eating and cool in the making, for no cooking—thus no heating up the kitchen—is involved. Salmon Salad Dash of pepper Use packaged, pre-cooked rice and canned salmon for a hearty, nourishing salad-supper that is both cool in the eating and cool in the making, for no cooking—thus no heating up the kitchen—is involved. Salmon Salad 2/3 cup packaged pre-cooked rice 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 cup boiling water 3/4 cup mayonnaise 1 tablespoon lemon juice Dash of pepper 1 cup (7- or 8-ounce can) salmon, drained and flaked 1/2 cup diced celery 3 tablespoons sliced stuffed olives Add pre-cooked rice and salt to boiling water in saucepan. Mix just to moisten all rice. Cover and remove from heat. Let stand 13 minutes. Then uncover and let cool to room temperature. About 1 hour before serving, combine mayonnaise, lemon juice, and pepper, mixing well. Combine salmon, celery, and olives in a bowl. Stir in mayonnaise mixture. Then add the rice and mix lightly with a fork. Chill. Serve on crisp salad greens. Makes about 3-1/2 cups, or 4 servings. Best thing with a View Curtsy BAKERY Special FUDGE ICED GOLD RANCH CAKE Moist and luscious—made the way you'd make it— with "home ingredients!" REGULARLY 39¢ SPECIAL DONUTS DEEP FRY Plain or Sugar pkg. 23¢ GRAHAMS PIRATES' Gold box 29¢ COOKIES Jones Arden Coco nut Drop Cookies pkg. 49¢ SHREDDED WHEAT Baked by 6-oz. 10¢ 12-oz. 17¢ Nobisco pkg. FROZEN FOODS LEMONADE 6-oz. 9¢ 12-oz. 17¢ Bel-Air Premium Quality at low cost. ORANGE JUICE Scotch Trout 2 6-oz. 27£ ASPARAGUS SPEARS 10-oz. pkg. 39£ Bel-Air Premium Quality at low cost. FORDHOOK LIMAS 10-oz. pkg. 23£ Bel-Air Premium Quality at low cost. LETTUC ing the original mas-plus separate seat passengers, a lot more room pillars on either touch the front doors or ones. So there's above the door completely open sweep sides. ness provided by new hardtop is over 9 inches and 5 inches more rear. you come see this end of automobile up the parade of ling line of Buicks That way you can also try what else is to be had here-Buick comfort, Buick power, Buick ride and handling and roadability-plus the electrifying action of Buick's Variable Pitch Dynaflow.* Do it this week-tomorrow would be fine-and you'll see what record volume really means in the way of record-high trade-in deals. *Variable Pitch Dynaflow is the only Dynaflow Buick builds today. It is standard on ROADMASTER, optional at modest extra cost on other Series. NOW- Biggest Trade-in Deals ever on the Biggest-Selling Buicks In History! Come in and see! BUICK COMPANY T., ANAHEIM KE 5-2297 LETTUC A swirl of light green leaves curled around a sw tight, crinkly heads flavor-right, eye-right for cool JUMBO CANTALOUPES NEW CROP APPLES LARGE JUICY LEMONS THOMPSON SEEDLESS GR CLIP TOP CARROTS Cinnamon Rolls PILLSBURY 8-oz. san 25c Peanut Butter Beverly Brand 12-oz. Chunk, Creamy jar 39c Tomato Pasle Destine Brand 6-oz. Velvety-Smooth can 9c Enriched Flour Kitchen Craft 2-lb. All-purpose bag 25c Table Syrup Sleepy Hollow 12-oz. Maple sugar base bill. 29c Table Salt Sea-White Brand 36-oz. Plain or iodized box 11c Sliced Cheese Dutch Mill PIMIENTO pkg. 19c BEVERAGES TO ENJOY! Fidelis Vino Rosso Vs-gal bottle 89¢ Red table wine. Excellent with meats. Best Beer Eastern Brew 6 12-oz. cons. 79¢ Beers and Wines Sold in Licensed Safeways only. Your Nearest Safeway CHICAGO — GENERAL MOTORS LIGHTWEIGHT TRAIN, shown here in artist's conception, will be unveiled at the GM Powerama—a "world's fair of power"—in Chicago August 31—September 25. GM's Electro-Motive Division at La Grange, Ill., is building the revolutionary train at the request of a committee of railroad presidents. After its introduction at the spectacular Powerama, the train will be tested on major railroad lines. WAY FOOD NEWS CHEESE lb. 39¢ vory, mellow mild cheddar ideal in souffle or oe gratin dishes. in proteins. Pre-cut, and Cello-packaged. TUNA STAR KLIST CHUNK 23¢ SEA TRADER CHUNK 19¢ CHEESE lb. 39¢ vory, mellow mild cheddar ideal in souffle or oe gratin dishes. in proteins. Pre-cut, and Cello-packaged. TUNA STAR KIST CHUNK 6½-oz. can 23¢ SEA TRADER CHUNK 6-oz. can 19¢ DRESSING DUCHESS BRAND. Tart-whipped quart jar 39¢ PPLE JUICE LALANI BRAND. a fresher, better flavor! 46-oz. can 21¢ TENING ROYAL SATIN. Emulsi-mixed for all baking or frying needs! 1-lb. can 25¢ 3-lb. can 65¢ ED CAKE 33¢ 6 in. pkg. 23¢ 1-lb. box 29¢ 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ WHEAT 12-oz. pkg. 17¢ ODS 12-oz. can at low cost. 2 6-oz. can 27£ S 10-oz. can 39£ at low cost. 10-oz. pkg. 23£ at low cost. TURKEYS 49¢ lb. USDA GRADE 'A.' Eviscerated. Especially selected from new crop hens for Manor House Brand. 10-12 lb. average. SLICED BACON SMOKIE LINKS FRANKFURTERS Beef Liver Sliced or Piece lb. 39¢ Corned Beef Mild Cure Boneless Brisket lb. 49¢ Ground Beef Selected Lean Beef In clear Viking lb. 39¢ Breaded Shrimp Captain's 10-oz. Choice pkg. 49£pkg. Fillet of Sole Captain's 1-lb. Choice pkg. 43£pkg. Canadian Style Bacon 4-lb. can 4.29 HAMS WILSON'S Tender-Made can 5.39 DUBUQUE Boneless can 6.98 MD TOILET TISSUE per roll 9¢ PANCAKE and WAFFLE MIXES SUZANNA Brand 1½-lb. box 19¢ 2½-lb. box 35¢ TUCE lb. 7¢ MINTALOUPES Thick-meated, sweet! lb. 5¢ APPLES GRAVENSTEINS All-purpose lb. 9¢ CY LEMONS lb. 9¢ SEEDLESS GRAPES lb. 25¢ ARROTS In Plio bag pkg. 9¢ MD TOILET TISSUE per roll 9¢ PANCAKE and WAFFLE MIXES SUZANNA Brand 1½-lb. box 19¢ 2½-lb. box 35¢ SPERRY Brand 1¼-lb. box 28¢ 3-lb. box 47¢ FRESH EGGS Cream O' Crop—finest eggs produced! From nearby modern egg ranches. LARGE "AA" Carton one Dozen 51¢ RIK RAK CLEANSER SPECIAL PRICE 2 cans 15¢ EMPRESS BRAND JELLY SALE! STOCK UP on your favorites at low prices! Surel it's Okay to mix em! CHECK THESE FAVORITES TO CHOOSE FROM— BLACKBERRY, BOYSENBERRY, GRAPE, PLUM, STRAWBERRY, APPLE, CURRANT, RED RASPBERRY, MINT APPLE, ORANGE MARMALADE 5 12-oz. jars 100¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRL., SAT., JULY 28, 29, 30, 1955, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. (Thru Sunday in Stores open Sunday) Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax collected on taxable items. SAFEWAY Safeway 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim