anaheim-gazette 1957-08-15

UC of Riverside Offering College Extension Courses "University of California Extension is increasingly designing its services for the adult who seeks higher education but has found it impossible to take up residence at the University. These services are available to the persons seeking extra cred- its towards a graduate program, to the business people wishing to advance professionally, and to the housewife interested in keeping alert to the ever changing progress of today's living. Of special interest to industry is the Industrial Relations Certificate program: It is a group of courses developed to meet the needs of persons who have, or who wish to prepare themselves for positions which include responsibilities for personnel man- agement or labor relation. A certificate is given Institute of Industrial Reto students completing a vised program of at least courses. They include basic damentals of labor relations personnel management. nouncement of the Ceprogram in Industrial Recontaining a complete list required courses, may be led by visiting the Universition office, University SAITWAY your 4502 place in sevel Party Pride "Guest ICE CREA Now you can serve ice cream — this is truly a b ity! Its superb flavor, and velvet-smooth condelicious ice cream. half gallon 79¢ 2 car Party Pride Sherbet Party Pride Sandwich half gallon 79¢ 2 Party Pride Sherbet Party Pride Sandwich Party Pride Cake Roll Party Pride Nut Roll SNOW STAR ICE Vanilla or Chocolate Flavors ½-gal. ctn. 59 LEMONADE Cal Fame Frozen 4 6-oz. cans 25¢ MARGARINE Coldbrook Yellow 2 1-lb. ctns. 29¢ TOMATO JUICE Del Monte 18-oz. can 10c 46-oz. can 19¢ CRAGMONT COLA August Special! 2 Full Quarts 33¢ PRESERVES Empress Strawberry 2 lb. jar 49¢ LARGE EGGS Breakfast Gems GRADE A 1-doz. ctn. 49¢ Miscellaneous Values! Pear Halves Del Monte Brand 17-oz. can 25¢ Apricots UNFZELLED—Heart O' Quality Halves 30-oz. can 25¢ Juice Treatwest National Grapefruit 2 18-oz. can 25¢ 46-oz. can 29£ Breeze Cheese Food 2 lb. carton 69£ Velveeta Cheese Food 2 lb. carton 79£ Liquid Slarch at. 23¢ Vs.gol. ing 39£ White Magic MARGARINE BLUE BONNET 1-lb. ctn. 29¢ Yellow Cubes WIN A SWELL USDA CHOICE BEEF Top quality shoulder of beef aged to pack of flavorful goodness. Trimmed before weighing. Round Bone Chuck lb. 45¢ Ground Shoulder lb. 59£ SLICED BACON CORNED ROUND Economy Pack lb. SOMERSET BRAND Breeze Cheese Food 2 lb. 69c Velveeta Cheese Food 2 lb. 79c Liquid Starch 23c 1/2-gal 39c White Magic MARGARINE BLUE BONNET 1-lb. Yellow Cubes 29¢ WIN A SWELL Schwinn "CORVETTE" BIKE ENTER ROXBURY'S CONTEST ... Get full details at your neighborhood Safeway today! ROXBURY BRAND Chocolate Chews 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ Safeway stocks a full line of all Roxbury Delicious Candies. SLICED BACON CORNED ROUND GROUND BEEF Economy Pack lb. SOMERSET BRAND SLICED COLD CUTS Bologna, Olive or Combination Loaf -Full half pound, 8 slices per pkg.. Saran wrapped for your protection! Your Choice ½ Pound Package 25¢ It's Iced Tea Time at SAFEWAY with Vigorous Full-Bodied! 8-Bag Pkg. 10¢ 16-Bag Pkg. NEW CROP Gravenstein APPLES The first all-purpose apple of the new season! Terrific for grand tasting applesauce and pies! Get a big bagful at this low, low price! Le Grande Nectarines Sweet and Juicy! 2 lbs. 29¢ Bell Peppers California Wonder. Stuff with Safeway Ground Beef lb. 5¢ Red Potatoes All Purpose Plastic-Bagged 5 lb. beg 29¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE August 15, 16, 17, 1957. No dealer sales. Limit right reserved. Applirable taxes collected. Save Safeway Pink Cash Register Tapes! Redeem them for fine SAVE-A-TAPE Premiums! Your Nearest Safeway Management or labor relations. A certificate is given by the Institute of Industrial Relations to students completing a supervised program of at least eight courses. They include basic fundamentals of labor relations and personnel management. An announcement of the Certificate Program in Industrial Relations, containing a complete listing of required courses, may be obtained by visiting the University Extension office, University of California Campus, Riverside, or phoning OV 4-2210, Ext. 451. The reading room and borrowing privileges in the Library at the University of California, Riverside, are extended to regularly enrolled University Extension students. Persons wishing to apply credit toward a degree or credential, must ascertain the requirements before enrolling in an Extension course. Information about degree requirements is available from Extension officers, from officials of the university or college granting the degree or from the Riverside General Catalog, copies of which may be obtained from the Registrar, University of California, Riverside. Students may also elect to take a course not for credit. Sonarmen—the key to the anti-submarine warfare problem—are trained at the Navy's Fleet Sonar School, Key West, Fla. Disabled Work Has 'til 50 to Fail 'Disability Free Ralph A. Dillman, district manager of the Santa Ana Security office declared to a long-disabled worker until the beginning of July to file an application for disability freeze" and still Pride "Guest Quality" E CREAM cream — this is truly a banquet dessert for quality and velvet-smooth consistency make it a very 9¢ 2 pint cartons 55¢ Sherbet Pure Fruit Flavors 2 pint cartons 35¢ Sandwich Ice Cream Delight Pkg. of 12 59¢ Slice and 12-oz 39¢ HEAR YE: You are invited to the newest fine eatery in Orange County. Outside charge of renowned Le Dean Cation, merely at Harold's Oafe in Costa Mesa LOBSTER TAILS - ROAST BEEF STEAKS - BARBECUED RIBS LUNCHEON from 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. DINNER from 5 P.M. Daily DANCING from 9 P.M. Enjoy food of superb quality in a distinctive atmosphere. Le Deans Restaurant 2240 SO. MAIN ST., Santa Ana "Where Broadway Meets Main" OPEN DAILY AIR CONDITION NO MONEY DOWN! 2 pint cartons 55¢ Sherbet Pure Fruit Flavors 2 pint cartons 35¢ Sandwich Ice Cream Delight Pkg. of 12 59¢ Cake Roll Slice and Serve 12-oz. pkg. 39¢ Nut Roll Nut-Coated Sherbet-center quart ctn. 69¢ OW STAR ICE CREAM ½-gal. 59¢ 2 pt. ctn. 35¢ Colorful MUGS 'N' BOWLS Heat-proof Anchorglass Coffee Mugs in Turquoise Blue or Ivory, 5" Cereal or Soup Bowls by Fire King. Get yours today! WHILE STOCKS LAST! 2 for 19¢ ORANGE ANGEL FOOD Baked the Curtsy "home Ingredient way" (Regularly 47c) EACH 39¢ HUCK ROAST SEVEN BONE or BLADE lb. 39¢ OSCAR MAYER Yellow Band 1-lb. pkg. 79£ PATMAN Band Boneless Beef lb. 65£ Economy Pack lb. 39£ High Quality lb. 43£ Le Deans Restaurant 2240 SO. MAIN ST., Santa Ana KI 5-7 "Where Broadway Meets Main" OPEN DAILY AIR CONDITION NO MONEY DOWN! Long Term—Easy Payments when you buy CYCLONE FENCE direct from the factory FOR A FREE ESTIMATE PHONE KImberly 3-4001 105 E. Sixth Street SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA ONLY UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION MANUFACTURES CYCLONE FENCE my Security-way checking account makes bill paying SO much easier! member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BONE or BLADE lb. 39¢ OSCAR MAYER 1-lb. 79¢ Yellow Band pkg. 65¢ PATMAN Band Boneless Beef lb. 43£ Economy Pack lb. 39¢ High Quality lb. 43£ CAPTAIN'S CHOICE SEA FOODS BREADED SCALLOPS 7-oz. 49¢ BREADED SHRIMP 10-oz. 59£ at SAFEWAY with CANTERBURY TEA 10¢ 16-Bag Pkg. 19¢ 48-Bag Pkg. 57£ SAFEWAY COUPON SAVE 20¢ ON FULL QUART BOTTLE NU MADE SALAD OIL with this coupon Offer good Aug. 15, 16, 17, 18, except in Imperial and Sixth Day Counts via Lifetime purchase per customer. Cash value of coupon 1/20 of 1c. SAFEWAY 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim ANAHEIM BRANCH 347 W. Center — PR. 4-4192 Joseph G. Stevens, Mgr. Gerald L. Templeton, Ass't. Mgr. SERVICES & SUPPLIES As Close as Your Ph Specialists in their L A call Will Bring Them to Your Doo OR ARRANGE AN APPOINTMENT NURSERY LEE'S For Easy Shopping LANDSCAPING BLUE & GOLD STAMPS Open Daily 8 to 6 — Sundays 9 to 5 2009 E. CENTER ST. — KE 5-8431 TIRE RETREADING 8 HOUR SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED SHIPKEY & PEARSON Goodyear Tires 420 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM — KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1167 We Give S&H Green Stamps TV & RADIO SALES & SERVICE ON ALL MAKES H. R. FOX & CO. 411 E. CENTER ST. — ANAHEIM — KE 5-4886 Disabled Worker Has 'til 50 to File 'Disability Freeze' Ralph A. Dillman, district manager of the Santa Ana Social Security office declared today that a long-disabled worker now has until the beginning of July, 1958, to file an application for the "disability freeze" and still have his social security earnings record protected as of the date he actually became disabled. He said also that the law now permits a veteran to receive compensation from the Veterans Administration for service-connected disability without any reduction in the amount of his disability insurance benefits under social security. These changes, significant to persons who have been disabled for some years and to those with service-connected disability, became effective when President Eisenhower recently signed P. L. 109. Protects Worker The purpose of the "disability freeze" is to prevent those years during which a severe and indefinite disability keeps a person out of work from counting against him on eligibility for benefits or on the amount of his benefits. A person cannot qualify for the "freeze" unless, in addition to meeting disability requirements, he has worked for at least five years under social security and for about 1½ years during the 3-year period just before his disability began. Recent Change Until the recent change in the law, a period of disability could not be determined to have begun earlier than 12 months before applicable. Sen. Kuchel Gives Reasons for Postal Employees' Raise United States Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of California came out today for "realistic salary legislation" to reduce costly personnel turn-over in the postal service. Indicating support for proposals to raise postal employees' pay scales, Kuchel declared mail service workers "are underpaid" and cited figures for 34 California cities to show the effect on employment of inadequate salaries. His tabulation showed the turn-over during 1956 averaged 25 per cent and ranged up to 75 per cent in one community. Kuchel's remarks are as follows: "In my home city, and in my state, I know many postal employees personally. I know how devoted they are to our government, and to giving the best service to our people. I also know some of the hardships under which they labor. I know of the part-time jobs in which they and their families engage in order to live modestly and decently." Costly "Turnovers" Postal employees in America are underpaid. As a result, there is a large, unfortunate and costly turnover of employment in the Restaurant KI 5-7851 Meets Main" AIR CONDITIONED "freeze" unless, in addition to meeting disability requirements, he has worked for at least five years under social security and for about 1½ years during the 3-year period just before his disability began. Recent Change Until the recent change in the law, a period of disability could not be determined to have begun earlier than 12 months before application for the freeze, unless the application was made before the end of June, 1957. For this reason, a disabled person who failed to make his claim before the end of June, and who had become disabled before Jan. 1, 1955, would have lost his right to have his social security record frozen because he could not possibly meet the work requirements. Moreover, without the "freeze" he might have lost future rights to any social security benefits for himself or his family, because at the time he dies or becomes 65 he may not have the required work credit. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E.5roadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 DOWN! Payments FENCE factory HOME ocking account SO much easier! SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK Costly "Turnovers" "Postal employees in America are underpaid. As a result, there is a large, unfortunate and costly turnover of employment in the postal service. To train a man, only to have him leave the service for a more attractive position in private business is a waste which could be eliminated by realistic salary legislation. "I want to document the starling turnover in some of the post offices of my state. I ask unanimous consent that the following tabulation of personnel changes in 34 California post offices be included at the conclusion of my comments. "When the problem of realistic take home pay for postal employees is considered in the Senate, I suggest that Senators ascertain the percentage of turnovers in their own states. If, as I believe, they will be in the general area of these California figures, they will demonstrate one more persuasive reason why postal salaries are out of line." Specific Cases Listed Turn-over in postal employment at selected California cities during 1956 are as follows: Alhambra, 50; Altadena, 75; Burlingame, 41.8; Canoga Park, 40, approx.; Chula Vista, 27; Compton, 43; Davis, 50; El Monte, 39; Gardena, 58; Glendale, 45; Huntington Park, 41; Inglewood, 42; Livermore, 55; Long Beach, 22; Los Angeles, 21.9; Los Gatos, 15.4; No. Hollywood, 48; Ontario, 25, approx.; Oxnard, 10; Palo Alto, 25; Pasadena, 35; Redwood City, 56.5; Riverside, 24; Santa Ana, 22.9; Sacramento, 26, approx.; San Lorenzo, 38; San Diego, 25, approx.; San Jose, 13; San Pedro, 33; Santa Barbara, 20; San Mateo, 56.2; Santa Monica, 25.4; Wilmington, 31, and Whittier, 44. SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK BROADWAY-ANAHEIM BRANCH 1663 Crescent Ave. — PR. 4-4192 Richard H. Tunnicliff, Mgr. Robert G. Norris, Asst. Mgr. SUPPLIES Close as Your Phone Salists in their Line em to Your Door APPOINTMENT LEE'S For Easy Shopping PING STAMPS Sundays 9 to 5 — KE 5-8431 NG 8 HOUR SERVICE GRANTEED PEARSON Frees KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 Open Stamps SALES & SERVICE ON ALL MAKES & CO. HEIM — KE 5-4886 ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM BACKS, CAMPBELL and KAULBARS MORTUARY 251 N. Lemon St. KEystone 5-3209 INSURANCE-TIPS by Vestal Lemmen, General Manager National Association of Independent Insurers What's Wrong With Compulsory Auto Insurance? You hear a lot these days about compulsory automobile liability insurance and how it'd be a good thing because everyone who caused an accident would be able to pay damages. You'd certainly think the insurance industry would be for compulsory because if everyone had to buy insurance, that'd mean more sales. But, it doesn't work that way. Making the buying of liability insurance compulsory won't mean that everyone will have insurance because there will always be people who will ignore the law no matter how strictly it may be enforced. And it won't mean that everyone who is injured and the families of those who are killed will be paid for their suffering. An accident victim can't recover damages from a hit-and-run driver who's never caught, or from an uninsured out-of-state driver. Nor can he recover from a driver whose insurance has been cancelled or has expired. He can't recover, either, if there is no proven legal liability, or if he is at fault. Compulsory leaves too many gaps. The real problem is to find some way of cutting down the tragic loss of life and limb on our highways. Compulsory won't help one lota. As a matter of fact, it'll have the opposite effect for it won't take reckless and unsafe drivers off our highways. The effect of compulsory is to grant a license to mainm, and to say to such people, "Go ahead and drive and have an accident. You have insurance, so your accident is paid for." Many live wires would be dead ones if it were not for their connections—Arkansas Traveler.