anaheim-gazette 1958-01-16

An Airlift for Santa Claus Santa Claus, the world's foremost authority on air rides, recently tested the efficiency of Chevrolet's new Level Air suspension. Perched on a fender with heavy pack, he appreciably depressed the spring. Seconds later, the automatic recovery mechanism had restored pressure to the system to again bring the car level. SHINY SHOPPING CARTS, customers, are said to end up those shown here were found estimated to be permanently lost fornia counties. Blamed by the mers who wheel purchases home or driveways. NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.—Mountains of ice in a winter wonderland spellbind those fortunate enough to visit this place of wonder. Huge blocks of ice form a natural, linking bridge to Canada, and as the mist is blown inland, the trees in the surrounding park area are turned to crystalline liers. Niagara Falls succumbs slowly but never completely to low temperatures. At night for nearly three hours the great lights spill 440 million candlepower to illuminate every inch of the crests of both American and Canadian falls, penetrating the banks of heavy mists and drawing the cataracts into bold relief against the darkness. DOLLAR FOR DONATION the beautiful new 1958 PONTIAC IS YOUR BEST BUY SEE IT TODAY -at- OPEN EVERY SUNDAYS Casey Beckham "ALWAYS A GOOD DEAL and A GOOD SHOPPING CARTS, "borrowed" from food markets by farmers, are said to end up all too frequently like these. While shown here were found and salvaged, more than 1,000 are dated to be permanently lost each week in four southern Californias counties. Blamed by the markets' special agents are custo-who wheel purchases home and abandon the carts on streets weaveways. 5 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Jan. 16, 1958 MOST POPULAR AUTHOR IN U.S. credit Latte Jacobi Erskine Caldwell With more than 40,000,000 of his books sold to date, Erskine Caldwell is the most widely read author in the United States today. One of his books alone—"God's Little Acre", which is soon to be released as a motion picture—has sold well over $000,000 copies, an all-time high for an American novel in our time. Caldwell, who calls himself a Georgia country boy—his father was a Presbyterian minister in White Oak, Georgia—attributes his phenomenal success to the fact that his books "just seem to grow on the public." He expects that his new book, "Certain Women", which the century old publishing firm of Little, Brown and Company of Boston has just published, will follow the same pattern as all his books have, ever since he wrote his internationally famous "Tobacco Road." "Certain Women" is a story of a small town in "mid-America" told by seven women who lived there. Sheriff Biscailuz Pledges Help in Shopping Cart Loss Loss of market shopping carts is a "shameful loss in dollars manpower," says Los Angeles County Sheriff Eugene Biscalz who pledges use of "every able means to eliminate the problem." The sheriff's statement followed disclosure of an estimated 671,750 annual loss in four southern California counties by food industry spokesmen recently. An Acute Problem "The theft of market shopping carts has become an acute problem in law enforcement. More men hours are spent each year in the investigation, nectaring an added burden to taxpayer." Biscalz declared. "To combat the shameful loss in dolors and manpower, our fice will use every available method to eliminate the problem." California Food and Drug Special Agents association member indicated earlier that "cart-ping" often starts innocently with pushing carts filled with purchases to their home. Lose 1000 A Week "But all too many of the carts never come back," said one. "They are disappearing at the rate nearly 1,000 a week in Los Angeles county alone. At a replacement cost of about $30 each, runs into a lot of money. Don't want to have people arrested but you can see our problems." Most of these carts are made... Mrs. Marcia Dessy, of Wilmington, takes time out from her busy duties as a mother and housewife to encourage all California residents to "Be Thrifty ... Be Safe and Buy United States Savings Bonds." R DOLLAR fabul new NTIAC TEST BUY! TODAY OPEN EVERY DAY 8 a.m.-9 p.m. SUNDAYS 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. was a Presbyterian minister in White Oak, Georgia—attributes his phenomenal success to the fact that his books "just seem to grow on the public." He expects that his new book, "Certain Women," which the century old publishing firm of Little, Brown and Company of Boston has just published, will follow the same pattern as all his books have, ever since he wrote his internationally famous "Tobacco Road." "Certain Women" is a story of a small town in "mid-America" told by seven women who lived there. "I've made and spent my million," Caldwell says. How? "Just by trying to write stories for people who want to read a story. I'm not trying to change the world—just want to live in it." A stalwart six-footer with an Ivy League look far removed from "Tobacco Road", Caldwell has a passion for travelling. He finds his stories in the common people of America. He has crossed the country so many times he knows the people in every state in the Union, not just in the big cities, but in the small towns and villages as well. MRS. MAY HILDRETH SMITH May Hildreth Smith, 86-year-old native of Michigan and a resident of Anaheim for two and one-half years at 516 N. Claudina, died Sunday morning in the Parkview Convalescent Hospital after an extended illness. She was a member of the Methodist church in Jonesville, Michigan. She leaves one son, James C. Smith of Anaheim, a daughter, two sisters, and two grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted from the Hilgenfeld Chapel Tuesday afternoon and interment was in the Anaheim cemetery. PLAN REVIVAL Revival services have planned for the Orange Avenue Baptist Church, 1853 West ange Avenue, Anaheim, according to its pastor, G. E. Bridge. Rev. Bridge said this will "An Old Fashioned" revival of Evangelist Johnnie Wompeaching. The services will conducted nightly from January 19 through January 26. 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CENTER — KE 5-3289 We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County, Renovating — Re-Ticking "Your Dry Cleaner is Your Clothing's Best Friend" Sheriff Biscailuz edges Help in shopping Cart Loss of market shopping carts "shameful loss in dollars and power," says Los Angeles city Sheriff Eugene Biscaluz, pledges use of "every availmeans to eliminate the problems" the sheriff's statement followclosure of an estimated $1,- 50 annual loss in four southCalifornia counties by retail industry spokesmen recent- An Acute Problem the theft of market shopping has become an acute problem law enforcement. More and more man hours are spent each in the investigation, necesing an added burden to the buyer," Biscaluz declared. to combat the shameful loss allors and manpower, our owill use every available means eliminate the problem." California Food and Drug SpeAgents association members related earlier that "cart-napoften starts innocently with pushing carts filled purchases to their homes. Lose 1000 A Week but all too many of the carts come back," said one. "They disappearing at the rate of by 1,000 a week in Los Ancounty alone. At a replacecost of about $30 each, that into a lot of money. We want to have people arrestit you can see our problem. Cost of these carts are mark- with pushing carts filled purchases to their homes. Lose 1000 A Week but all too many of the carts come back," said one. "They disappearing at the rate of every 1,000 a week in Los Ancash county alone. At a replace-cost of about $30 each, that into a lot of money. We want to have people arrest but you can see our problem. Most of these carts are mark-such a way that the owners'es can't be removed. And anyone converts one of the to his own use it is a clear-criminal act." Food Prices Go Up actually, market owners claim, of the carts are costly to farmers. "We had to hike food prices to cover it," seems to be consensus. IN REVIVAL revival services have been needed for the Orange Avenue Church, 1853 West Or-Avenue, Anaheim, accord-ito its pastor, G. E. Bridge. v. Bridge said this will be "Old Fashioned" revival with angelist Johnnie Womack ching. The services will be conducted nightly from January through January 26. ou Wen-chung, the 34-year-Chinese composer who won 1957 Guggenheim Memorial Award for Scholars and Artists; graduate of the New England conservatory of Music, Boston, Columbia University, New HOLIDAYS ERATION N UP rthing! PUT YOUR "I'm going to have butterflies in my stomach too, I swallowed 3 caterpillars!" A NEW RANGE OF ... LOWER PRICES NOW ON PERMANENTS N UP ything! 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