anaheim-gazette 1963-07-04

8—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, July 4, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Autonetics New Radars Cut Weight Two new airborne radars one-third the weight and 20 times more reliable than current systems are being developed by Autonetics, the division of North American Aviation, Inc., in Anaheim has disclosed. One of the systems, designated R-45, is a versatile multi-mode radar. The other, R-47, is an all-weather radar capable of following terrain. Both systems make maximum use of 20 standard microelectronic circuits developed by Autonetics, as well as computer analysis of standard parts and circuits, a technique borrowed from the division's Minuteman missile guidance and control program. Autonetic Vice President Donn L. Williams said these approaches are a "first" in the radar industry, and assure development of the most reliable radars available. Other features are their maintainability, flexibility and high performance. First flight test operations, to check the terrain-following mode, is planned for this summer. The R-45 is for use in transports, helicopters or high speed attack aircraft. Unique design permits efficient operation at tilt extremes of 250 to 60,000 feet and speeds Mach 2.5. CAHAIL the TAILO THINKS HE'S SANTA CL Slacks Reg. 6.95 ... 3.95 7.95 ... 5.99 10.95 ... 8.99 15.95 ... 11.99 16.95 ... 12.99 19.95 ... 15.99 Sansabelt 19.95, 22.50, 25.00 Sport Shirts Over 500 sport shirts . . . This price Includes Cotton, Dacron & Cotton, Rayon. $3.88 Sport Shirts Over 500 sport shirts . . . This price Includes Cotton, Dacron & Cotton, Rayon. $3.88 Shirts Famous make shirts (discontinued numbers) Dress shirts, Long sleeve. Reg. $3.99 Blouses all ladies blouses. Cotton, Dacron & Cotton, Silk. Sizes 8 to 18. 20% Off Shoes any pair of shoes. Loafers or ties. Black, Brown, Olive. $5.00 Off ITS Expands Field BUENA PARK, Imperial Thermal Systems, Inc., here, has acquired the Thermal Systems Branch of Advanced Structures, a Division of Telecomputing Corporation, it has been disclosed by Floyd Clark, Imperial Thermal Systems' President and Board Chairman. The transaction, which was consummated recently for an undisclosed amount, including acquisition of all sales, engineering reports, manufacturing drawings, test data and an in-process inventory of approximately $25,- permits efficient operation at altitude extremes of 250 to above 30,000 feet and speeds up to Mach 2.5. 000.00 worth of military type air conditioners and refrigeration products. The newly added air conditioner products extends Imperial Thermal Systems' capabilities in the Areospace and military ground support field. Men in Service Midshipman Andrew W. Fahy, son of Captain and Mrs. John S. Fahy, USN, (Ret.), of 1802 Neighbors Ave., Anaheim, was a member of the Color Company at the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. The Company at the Academy won the honors this year among entra-brigade competition. It was selected on the bases of points earned through competition in sports, academic proficiency, and professional competence. Twenty-four companies competed. Citizens Bank Votes Merger Shareholders of Citizens National Bank at a special meeting approved the proposed merger of Citizens and Crocker - Anglo National Bank, San Francisco. Final approval by the Comptroller of the Currency must be obtained before the merger can become effective. The merger will create a state-wide banking system with more than 200 offices and assets of over $3.2 billion. The new bank, to be known as Crocker - Citizens National Bank, will be the second largest state-wide banking institution in California and rank 12th in the nation in total resources. Christmas In July Sale He Would Like To Give Away Hughes Gets New Contract on Ra WASHINGTON — Hughes Craft Co., Ground System has been awarded a contract by the United Navy Bureau of Shipping announced today by Con Richard T. Hanna. Hanna reported that she was for four hemispherical radar sets for aboard naval vessels, work to be done at Hugheserton plant. TAILOR A CLAUS Sale He Would Like To Give Away His Fine Clothing But Mrs. Cahail Won't Let Him TREE TRIMMERS FOR LAST-MINUTE GIFT SHOPPERS Suits Custom tailored in the most wanted styles, guaranteed to fit. Reg. $150.00 $110.00 Reg. 125.00 99.50 Reg. 110.00 89.50 Reg. 95.00 79.50 Slacks Custom Tailored in the style of your choice. Reg. $35.00 . . $27.50 Reg. 25.00 . . 18.95 Walking Shorts Swim Trunks Pajamas $3.99 OPEN Every Monday and Friday Evening Until July 25 Guarantee I personally guarantee the public that the stock on sale is merchandise I have been offering every day. I have purchased no goods for this sale. Wm. H. Cahail It's Christmas in July • Only at ... CAHAIL the TAILOR 108 W. Lincoln, Downtown Anaheim Shoes shoes. Loafers or own, Olive. Off Tie Bars ... Reg. 1.95 ... 1.49 1.50 ... .99 Tie Tacs ... Reg. 1.95 ... 1.49 Cuff Link Sets Reg. 2.95 ... 1.99 3.95 ... 2.99 Wallets ... Reg. 7.95 ... 4.99 BANKAMEPICARD Use Your Credit CONEO'CONNOY MORTUARY 251 NORTH LEMON STREET, ANAHEIM KE 5-3209 NO NEED FOR STEEPLE LANTERNS—Members of the Pacific Telephone picnic group will have no problem following in the trail blazed by these representatives of the Commercial Department. Paul Revere and the Spirit of '76 will be riding to Irvine Park Sunday with, from the left in the truck bed, Mique Barret, Donna Portzer, Jane Adams and Mary Ann Bloom and in the truck cab, Shirley Gurley, Innette MacKenzie and Linda Bacon. Hughes Gets Navy Contract on Radar WASHINGTON — Hughes Aircraft Co., Ground Systems Group, has been awarded a $2,735,000 contract by the United States Navy Bureau of Shipping, it was announced today by Congressman Richard T. Hanna. Hanna reported the contract was for four hemispherical scanning radar sets for installation aboard naval vessels, with the work to be done at Hughes' Fullerton plant. Pacific Phone Picnic Sunday A theme of following the "Paul Revere Trail" markst the route to the Sunday picnic for the Commercial Department of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company in Anaheim. The observance of the Fourth of July extending over to the weekend will permit a complete holiday atmosphere to rule the "get-acquainted" party for families and friends of the department. GI Action Up in May GI loan activity showed an increase across the board during the month of May. Mort Webster, Manager of VA's Southern California Regional Office, announced today. May VA starts were up to 890 from 445 in April. Requests for appraisal of new homes were up to 2,303 in May, compared to WASHINGTON — Hughes Aircraft Co., Ground Systems Group, has been awarded a $2,735,000 contract by the United States Navy Bureau of Shipping, it was announced today by Congressman Richard T. Hanna. Hanna reported the contract was for four hemispherical scanning radar sets for installation aboard naval vessels, with the work to be done at Hughes’ Fullerton plant. The average veteran in civil life is more than 44 years of age according to records of the Veterans Administration. A theme of following the “Paul Revere Trail” markst the route to the Sunday picnic for the Commercial Department of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company in Anaheim. The observance of the Fourth of July extending over to the weekend will permit a complete holiday atmosphere to rule the “get-acquainted” party for families and friends of the department, according to Mrs. Dorothy Kral, unit manager. The holiday affair is the culmination of a sales contest within the department, according to Mrs. Kral. Top unit, section and employeee will receive awards during the days’ event. The employee group plans to spend July 7 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Irvine Park enjoying hikes, games and a barbecue steak lunch. LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certifies that he is conducting a carpet and upholstery cleaning business located at Box 2531 Fullerton, Orange County, California, under the fictitious firm name of SHAMROCK CARPET CLEANERS and that said firm is comprised of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows, to-wit: JAMES L. DOUD JR, 1757 Neighbor Ave., Anaheim, California. WITNESS my hand this 5th day of June, 1963. James L. Doud, Jr. STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE On June 5, 1963, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State, residing therein, duly commissioned and aworn personally appeared James L. Doud, Jr. known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. Witness my hand and official seal. (SEAL) HELEN V. VROSH Notary Public in and for said State. My Commission Expires December 6, 1966. Publish: The Anaheim Gazette June 12, 19, 28, July 8, 1963 A461-62 ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2868 ANAHEIM WINS SPEAKING HONOR—Representing the fledgling Alpha Psi chapter of Kappa Phi Sigma, Mrs. A. J. Yunt, will be one of three speaking for final oratory honors at the sorority district convention in Long Beach July 20. The Anaheim chapter was organized less than a year ago and has already swept into several fields of competition and recognition. Colonist Given Regent's Grant Charles Edward Payton, 627 S. Ohio Street, Anaheim, a recent graduate of Anaheim High School, has been named to receive an Alumni Regent Scholarship from Northwestern University in Evanton, Illinois. Payton is one of nine high school seniors from across the nation named to receive the scholarships. He was among 1,400 applicants. Arthur E. Tatham, chairman of the Regents said, "The awards are made in recognition of the student's outstanding academic record, personal character, leadership ability, and promise of success at the university." CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY 251 NORTH LEMON STREET, ANAHEIM KE 5-3209 SPECIAL Cleaning-Glazing Insurance & Storage Now For Only... $11.50* *Some Furs Slightly Higher 308 North Broadway • Santa Ana • KI 3-8279 Free Parking Across The Street