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A ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs. Sept. 8, 1955. Anaheim Gazette Theodore B. Kuchal, Publisher D. E. "Andy" Mellen, Adv. Manager Published Thursday of each week at 120 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Entered an second class mail matter under the Act of March 8, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: $5c per month by carrier or $3 per year by carrier or mail. If things won't come your way, go after them. LIST HERBS THAT ARE GARDEN 'MUSTS' Herbs are becoming a must in well planned gardens for flavor, fragrance, and garden ornamentation. A good limited selection of easy-to-grow herbs would be amise for fragrant pungent seeds, borage—zest to salads; caraway—seeds for candles and cakes; lavendar for fragrance; mint for cool drinks, sage for seasoning meats and stuffings, parsley for garnishing and flavor. For quick color in your garden, plant annual mums, godetias, and bachelor buttons from flats. An Italian dressing that has been introduced by a leading You'll find it the perfect cucumbers and tomatoes and specialty-type dressing given salads, too. Made with oil and vinegar, juice, onion and pimento, Italians to your favorite commercial packaged in a colorful Italian Vegetable Head lettuce Curly endive Thinly sliced carrots Thinly sliced radishes Tear lettuce and endive in carrot, radish and cucumber Garnish with watercress. To Ever wish you could wave goodbye to the stay-at-homes on shore? FLOWERS IN STATEROOMS ... champagne, confusion and telegrams! An exciting send-off for the vacation of your life! Everybody deserves at least one trip to far-off lands—to see exciting travel spots—to visit old friends and relatives—to make a lifetime of memories. Don’t you wish you were taking off? The shortest route between you in your armchair and you in a deck chair is via the Payroll Savings Plan. Join the Payroll Savings Plan where you work. Tell your company pay office how much you want to save each payday. They’ll save out that amount from your check before you have a chance to spend it. Then, when enough money accumulates in your account, they’ll buy you a U.S. Series E Savings Bond. That’s when your nest egg really starts growing. When held to maturity (9 years and 8 months) each Series E Bond pays an average of 3% per year, compounded semiannually. And now, with the automatic extension privilege it will go on paying that same fine interest for 10 more years. That means a return of up to 80% more than you originally invested. By investing regularly in U.S. Savings Bonds, you can easily get that long awaited ocean trip... that down payment on a new home... or other important savings goals. For example, save just $5.00 every week through the Payroll Savings Plan. In 5 short years you'll have $1,367—enough to take you where you want to go. Join the Payroll Savings Plan today! If you're self-employed, start investing regularly in United States Savings Bonds where you bank! HABEAS CORPUS PROTECTION YOUR FREEDOM If you suddenly found yourself in Jail, you'd want to "What have I done?" "How get out of here?" Since Magna Carta in 1224 famous writ of habeas corpus has stood between you and trary imprisonment. Suppose the police say Johnny Jones of doing a crime. The police hold him for questioning. You can get a writ of habeas corpus from a proper court find out if there is legal proof of holding him. The writ does this: It those who hold Johnny to him before a judge at court show him why they are Johnny. If they cannot good legal reason, they must Johnny. If evidence shows he may be guilty, he can and get bail—unless his case that might call for the penalty. To get this writ of habeas corpus from a court someone often Johnny's lawyer, make out a petition. The petition must go to with power to grant the wives judges of the Superior Court. HOW TO PROTECT YOUNG TREES Trees may be planted from trainers at any time of the year in Southern and Central Ohio. The top soil of the ball around the roots should be with the ground in the yard. If the tree is tall enough need support for a whiff care that the young trunk constricted by rope or cord instead, two or more stout about the tree, tying them serially, with the trunk protected tween them. GRAPES FOR GARDEN OFFER WIDE SELECTION A good selection of grape both East and California can easily get that long awaited ocean trip... that down payment on a new home... or other important savings goals. For example, save just $5.00 every week through the Payroll Savings Plan. In 5 short years you'll have $1,367—enough to take you where you want to go. Join the Payroll Savings Plan today! If you're self-employed, start investing regularly in United States Savings Bonds where you bank! The U.S. Government does not pay for this advertising. The Treasury Department thanks, for their patriotic donation, the Advertising Council and GRAPES FOR GARDEN OFFER WIDE SELECTION A good selection of grapes both East and California garden may well include Concord or Niagara; Black Cardinal, the new early ever popular Muscat; Ribbon largest black round grape Thompson Seedless. Grapes like sandy loam drained soil and full sun. Complete your care Haven't would to ma Well, no 8 lovely sh in any ro beige, brown combination of always haw our business New Dressing For Salads An Italian dressing that is excellent on vegetable salads has just been introduced by a leading food manufacturer. You'll find it the perfect choice to flavor tossed salads of greens, cucumbers and tomatoes and any tossed salads of your choosing. This specialty-type dressing gives a gourmet flavor to other vegetable salads, too. Made with oil and vinegar, and seasoned expertly with garlic, lemon juice, onion and pimento, Italian dressing is a wonderful new addition to your favorite commercial dressings. Sold in an 8-oz. size, it comes packaged in a colorful Italian motif of red, white and green. Vegetable Salad Bowl Head lettuce Scored, unpeeled cucumber Curly endive slices Thinly sliced carrots Watercress Thinly sliced radishes Italian dressing Tear lettuce and endive into bite-size pieces into a salad bowl. Place carrot, radish and cucumber slices in groups on the salad greens. Sarnish with watercress. Toss with dressing. LAW IN ACTION Catalpa Trees Good For Climate Control G. W. Bowman, farm advisor of San Bernardino County writing You get shade from the in the summer, and the branches let most of the sun through when the weather is The leaves of the tree are shaped and large—often 8 inches long. There are s LAW IN ACTION HABEAS CORPUS PROTECTS YOUR FREEDOM If you suddenly found yourself in jail, you'd want to know: "What have I done?" "How do I get out of here?" Since Magna Carta in 1215, the famous writ of habeas corpus has stood between you and arbitrary imprisonment. Suppose the police suspect Johnny Jones of doing a crime. The police hold him for questioning. You can get a writ of habeas corpus from a proper court to find out if there is legal reason for holding him. The writ does this: It orders those who hold Johnny to bring him before a judge at once to show him why they are holding Johnny. If they cannot give a good legal reason, they must free Johnny. If evidence shows he may be guilty, he can ask for and get ball—unless his crime is one that might call for the death penalty. To get this writ of habeas corpus from a court someone, very often Johnny's lawyer, must make out a petition. The petition must go to a judge with power to grant the writ; the judges of the Superior Court, the District Courts of Appeals or the California Supreme Court. Sometimes where there may be a denial of due process of law, the writ goes to a federal court. Sometimes you may even petition the U. S. Supreme Court. The writ protects you against any illegal restraint. But as a rule convicted persons who complain of unlawful imprisonment appeal to higher courts rather than seek freedom through habeas corpus. The writ is called an extraditionary remedy, to be used when other methods of getting justice seem closed. In Johnny's case, the judge will order the court clerk to issue the writ to the people holding Johnny, or to the sheriff. The sheriff serves the writ. Those holding Johnny must then bring him to court as directed. Habeas corpus strengthens our personal freedoms. In recent times it freed persons held for long periods without being charged with a crime, or people who have not been given a speedy trial. The writ is so vital to our liberties, in fact, that it may not be suspended except in extreme emergencies. NOTE: The State Bar of California offers this column for your information so that you may know more about how to act under our laws. HOW TO PROTECT YOUNG TREES Trees may be planted from containers at any time of the year in Southern and Central California. The top soil of the ball of soil around the roots should be level with the ground in the yard. If the tree is tall enough to need support for a while, take care that the young trunk is not constricted by rope or cord. Use, instead, two or more stout stakes about the tree, tying them together, with the trunk protected between them. GRAPES FOR GARDEN OFFER WIDE SELECTION A good selection of grapes from both East and California for your Catalpa Trees Good For Climate Control G. W. Bowman, farm advisor of San Bernardino County writing of trees, says, "Catalpas are not common locally, but they do very well, in fact, they will grow almost anywhere in California." Catalpas lose their leaves in the winter. They make a fine "climate control" tree for this reason. You don't need a "BUNDLE" to wrap up this BONUS-BARGAIN 1. Bonus Trade-in Allowance - biggest in our history 2. Bonus Buy - because Buick is the thrill of the year in style, power, performance, value If the tree is tall enough to need support for a while, take care that the young trunk is not constricted by rope or cord. Use, instead, two or more stout stakes about the tree, tying them together, with the trunk protected between them. GRAPES FOR GARDEN OFFER WIDE SELECTION A good selection of grapes from both East and California for your garden may well include improved Concord or Niagara; Black Rose, Cardinal, the new early red; the over popular Muscat, Ribler, the largest black round grape, and Thompson Seedless. Grapes like sandy loam, well drained soil and full sun. CNPA News Service Susie McBee, University of Southern California journalism student, who has been named this year's winner of the Edith A. Allan scholarship award presented annually by the California Newspaper Publishers Association. Create your color scheme with Color extensions Haven't you pictured how attractive it would be to have extension phones to match the colors in your home. Well, now you can. Extensions come in 8 lovely shades to complete the color scheme in any room. Red, blue, green, yellow... beige, brown, ivory or gray. Or in 4 "two-tone" combinations. And imagine the convenience of always having a phone within easy reach. Call our business office today. Pacific Telephone. Take life easy... each extension phone costs less than a nickel a day 2. Bonus Buy -because Buick is the thrill of the year in style, power, performance, value Thrill of the year is BuickBiggest-selling WHEN BETTER AUTO “Drive from Factory Save up to $18800 See Your BUICK Dealer” 410 S. LOS ANGELES LAW IN ACTION LOWER COURTS California courts below the superior court are, of two types: municipal and justices courts. Your board of supervisors divide the county into judicial districts with one court for each district—a municipal or a justice court. In each district with more than 40,000 people you have a municipal court. In each district with fewer people you have a justice court. The county pays the salaries, supplies courtrooms, and supports the lower courts. Their fines and forfeitures are divided between the county and the cities to help in part pay the costs of law enforcement. Municipal Courts California now has 53 municipal courts with 197 judges in 21 counties. Judges in these courts hear civil cases involving not more than $3,000; and all misdemeanors or "minor" crimes. The people elect judges for six year terms. The governor fills vacancies by appointment. The Legislature fixes the number and salaries of the judges, clerks, marshals, and attaches of municipal courts. Justice Courts In 55 counties we have justice courts. We now have 342 of these one-man courts. These judges hear civil cases up to $500, and "low-grade" misdemeanors — crimes punishable by a fine of $1,000 or less, six months in jail or both. The courts also handle cases of failure to provide for children. Justice court judges are elected for 5-year terms. The board of supervisors fill vacancies by appointment. Except for judges in office who kept their positions when the new courts were set up, judges must be either lawyers or pass an examination which the Judicial Council gives. The supervisors fix the judges' salaries. These two courts—the justice and the municipal—take the place of seven different kinds of "inferior courts", which, until a few years ago, held forth in California. The people of California voted them out and put in the new courts in 1949. NOTE: The State Bar of California offers this column for your information so that you may know more about how to act under our laws. or yellow flowers. Others are pink or orange and violet. Here are some of the different kinds of catalpa: Catalpa Bignonioides and Catalpa speciosa are good for "avenue" trees. The bignonioides (Indian Bean) grows 20 to 50 feet tall. Speciosa (Western Catalpa) can reach 100 feet in height. Catalpa Grow From Seed You can grow catalpas from seed planted in the spring or from cuttings. Cuttings can be made from soft wood taken in the early summer. Ripe wood cuttings are also used. Everybody loves flowers, and You get shade from the leaves the summer, and the bare branches let most of the sunshine through when the weather is cold. The leaves of the tree are hearttaped and large—often 8 to 12 inches long. There are several birds of catalpa. Some grow 20 to 50 feet tall. One kind may reach 100 feet. Flowering Tree You'll have a flowering tree, as well as shade tree if you plant a catalpa. Some types have white or yellow flowers. Others are pink or orange and violet. Here are some of the different kinds of catalpa: Catalpa Bignonioides and Catalpa speciosa are good for "avenue" trees. The bignonioides (Indian Bean) grows 20 to 50 feet tall. Speciosa (Western Catalpa) can reach 100 feet in height. Catalpa ovata grows about 20 feet tall. Catalpa hybrida is a cross between bignonioides and ovata. This is sometimes called "hybrid catalpa." The hybrids reach 20 to 50 feet. Catalpa Fargesii is a 6-foot Grow From Seed You can grow catalpas from seed planted in the spring or from cuttings. Cuttings can be made from soft wood taken in the early summer. Ripe wood cuttings are also used. Everybody loves flowers, and the way to have the ultimate in king-size bouquets in your yard is to utilize the wide selection of trees available for blooms almost any month in the year, depending on the variety. Sometimes, a bargain is measured by how little you pay. Sometimes, it's measured by how much you get. But here's one that's a whopping bargain by both measures. Because right now—for the leastest money of the year—you can buy the mostest Buick in history. That, Mister, is because we're adding a profitsharing bonus allowance on top of the long trade-in allowances we've been making all year. 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