anaheim-gazette 1958-07-17

3 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., July 17, 1958 Bank of America's West Anaheim Unit Opens for Business Bank of America's new West Anaheim branch went into operation Monday morning at 1685 Crescent Avenue, after a successful public open house celebration last Thursday night attended by 1200. The modern-design, $240,000 branch quarters are about five times as large as the building formerly occupied by the branch. Ribbon-cutting ceremonies at the open house were participated in by Anaheim's vice-mayor A. J. Schutte, Chamber of Commerce manager George Strachan, Anaheim's beauty queen Miss Betty Corn, the builder of the building, Allison Honer, and other prominent people of this area. Orange County Coin Club was represented by its president, John Stoppelwerth, its secretary, Herbert M. Bergen, and charter member Dr. C. Glenn Curtis. The three were in charge of a large and unusual coin collection displayed at the opening. DON'T TRUST TO LUCK ... to provide for the future! Make your own good SAIGON, VIETNAM — Army M/Sgt. Thomas F. Gipson, whose wife, Bonnie, lives at 2207 Blanchard Ave., Anaheim, recently arrived in Vietnam and is now a member of Headquarters Military Assistance Advisory Group. Sergeant Gipson entered the Army in 1942. Among his decorations, he holds the Combat Medical Badge. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gipson, 2127 Blanchard Ave., Anaheim. LAW IN AG THE SUPREME COURT AT WORK The U.S. Supreme Court can hear only a small part of the 1500 cases in which review of a lower court's order is sought. In certain kinds of cases the appellant is entitled to a review. But in the majority of cases the court must decide whether or not it will review. So the court's first job is to pick out the cases it will hear. Aside from cases which they must hear, this is a hard job on which the justices often disagree among themselves. It takes four justices to bring such a case up for review. This done, the clerk sets a time for oral argument. Before the parties come into court they must submit briefs and records often running into thousands of pages. Next the justices hear the lawyers speak—and often break in with questions. The oral argument is an hour or less for each side. Afterwards the justices talk the case over in conference. DON'T TRUST TO LUCK ... to provide for the future! Make your own good fortune by opening a savings account here, today, and adding to it regularly. Earnings are high, safety insured by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Deposits made by the tenth or each month receive interest from the first. Anaheim's Oldest Locally Owned Savings & Loan Association ANAHEIM SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 W. Center KE 5-2158 SUMMER SPECIAL BLANKETS Dry Cleaned $100 You're likely to see earth-born in action almost anywhere to for new telephone poles. It takes four justices to bring such a case up for review. This done, the clerk sets a time for oral argument. Before the parties come into court they must submit briefs and records often running into thousands of pages. Next the justices hear the lawyers speak—and often break in with questions. The oral argument is an hour or less for each side. Afterwards the justices talk the case over in conference. In a difficult case it may take months before the justices vote on it. Finally, one judge gets the job of writing the opinion, and Note: California lawyers offer this colu FREE ... PLASTIC BAG FOR EACH ORDER PROTECTS AGAINST MOTHS AND KEEPS THEM CLEAN WHILE STORED INSIST ON ... The Genuine Petroleum Process that takes nothing out of Fabrics except the Soil! We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County. Renovating - Re-Tickling: "Your Dry Cleaner is Your Clothing's Best Friend" "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" and be assured of SATISFACTION PICK-UP RITZ CLEANERS DELIVERY — Anaheim’s Exclusive Lustre-Sheen Plant — 807 E. CENTER — KE 5-8289 You're likely to see earth-borne in action almost anywhere to for new telephone poles. It takes to dig a hole, thanks to machine drills and pole-setting rigs he places. With all these time saisons usually put up about 15 phone people using the newest kinds of jobs. That means we cient job for you. A REMIN As you know, postage on August 1st from 3c to take this opportunity our customers who mail to us to be sure to put envelope. Since there is a penalties on which there is i and since we receive ap 000 mail payments each that a shortage of postments could amount to q us. Our sincere thanks this increased postage r PACIFIC TEL ON, VIETNAM — Army Thomas F. Gipson, whose ennie, lives at 2207 Blanre, Anaheim, recently artic Vietnam and is now a of Headquarters Military ice Advisory Group. Serpson entered the Army in among his decorations, he Combat Medical Badge. son of Mr. and Mrs. WilGipson, 2127 Blanchard aheim. Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Floyd Bennett were the first men to fly over the Greenland Icecap and the first men to fly over the North Pole. Admiral Byrd was also the first man to fly over the South Pole. In Saba, Netherlands West Indies, men are outnumbered about two to one by the women, who are predominantly blue-eyed blondes. AW IN ACTION THE SUPREME COURT AT WORK U. S. Supreme Court can only a small part of the cases in which review of our court's order is sought. Britain of cases appellant settled to new. But major-cases the must dewhether or not it will rethe court's first job is to put the cases it will hear. From cases which they hear, this is a hard job which the justices often disamong themselves. It four justices to bring case up for review. Done, the clerk sets a oral argument. The parties come into they must submit briefs records often running into ends of pages. The justices hear the cases speak—and often in with questions. The argument is an hour or each side. Awards the justices talk over in conference. In he must get more than half the court to go along with his way of seeing it. The others can, and often do, write out their own views as well, in concurring or dissenting opinions. Once in a while the court may agree on the outcome of a decision, but for different reasons. The decisions not only quote cases already decided, but they may go elsewhere for their authority. A Supreme court opinion may quote presidents as well as judges, senators as well as statutes. It may find in Greek history aids in resolving the struggle between freedom and order. It may cite the battle for legal guarantees. July C FABR SAVE 1 Sew Now for S four justices to bring case up for review. done, the clerk sets a or oral argument. are the parties come into they must submit briefs records often running into ands of pages. the justices hear the speak—and often in with questions. The argument is an hour or each side. wards the justices talk over in conference. In cult case it may take before the justices vote ly, one judge gets the writing the opinion, and california lawyers offer this column so you may know about our laws. WHAT'S DOING Perry, your Telephone Manager in Anaheim likely to see earth-boring machines like this one on almost anywhere today. They're digging holes telephone poles. It takes only five or ten minutes The decisions not only quote cases already decided, but they may go elsewhere for their authority. A Supreme court opinion may quote presidents as well as judges, senators as well as statutes. It may find in Greek history aids in resolving the struggle between freedom and order. It may cite the battle for legal guarantees in Great Britain, or give the views of economists or men of literature and poetry or philosophy, as they may bear upon the problem. Sew Now for S WHITE COTTON BROADCLOTH 59¢ value 29¢ yd. Fresh 'n perky fine count broadcloth with oh so-many uses. 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