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4—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, October 24, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Freedom Talk "Do You Know Your Freedoms?" will be the question asked by Wendell Noble, Glendale Federal Savings & Loan Association's communty relations director, when he appears before the breakfast meeting of the Anaheim Board of Realtors at Disneyland Hotel, 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 6. Noble, who has made more than 900 appearances before Southern California service clubs, is also a KABC news commentator with two shows daily. A veteran of 17 years in the radio and television field, he has extensive experience in news coverage in Washington, D.C. His current broadcasts include a 15-minute commentary each weekday afternoon on KABC and "The Listener's Di-gest", a syndicated show heard throughout the Southwest. SHOPS AT TOWN AND WOMEN'S APPAREL mary jo $43-7633 2 Town & Country We don't know how Onassis gets people aboard, which he We don't know how Onassis gets people aboard, which he obviously does, but as for us, we have a bo'sun's pipe! We also have beautiful accessories for a return to elegance, as well as delightful trivia. Come and see if it is not so. And as for Christmas cards — "it's later than you think," a certain Chinese scholar said... Madame Souris 43 Town & Country, Orange, California 541-2036 IMPORTED SCANDINAVIAN TEAK FURNITURE Accessories & GIFTS GIFTS Danial IMPORTS TOWN & COUNTRY Orange, California (Across from Fashion Square) 543-9848 Unusual and Distinctive shops at IN THE FINANCIAL AND FASHION FOCUS OF Men in Service LT. COX. ASSIGNED Army 2d Lt. James L. Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loy A. Cox, Anaheim, was assigned to the 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood, Tex., Oct. 7. Lieutenant Cox, assistant executive officer of Battery A, 1st Battalion of the division's 73d Artillery, entered the Army in July 1963 and completed basic training at Fort Sill, Okla. IN MANEUVERS Marine Sergeant Charles E. Clausen, husband of the former Miss Nancy J. Mattern of 1524 Lambra St., Anaheim, serving with the Third Amphibious Tractor Battalion of the First Marine Division participated in recent amphibious operations conducted off the coast of Southern California. 10,000th Unit Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc., has delivered the 10,000th actuator it has manufactured for the Air Force's Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile to the Autonetics Division of North American Aviation, Inc. A replica of the "mechanical muscle" mounted on a trophy stand was delivered to Autonetics by Raymond C. 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You're certain to find your favorite cheese at Hickory Farms. • Hickory Farms Pure Mustard It's delicious and no horseradish added. • Bacon Old fashioned real hickory smoked bacon. Lean and tasty. Planning a Party? Check our shelves for new and interesting foods with which to please your guests. HICKORY FARMS of Ohio Open Sundays 12 to 8 Town & Country Monday through Friday 10 to 9 Saturday 10 to 8 Holiday Season Is On the Way Now is the time to start planning your holiday festivities. Here at HICKORY FARMS you will find the perfect Holiday Food Packs for gifts, parties, etc. Come in and see them soon. shops at TOWN AND COUNTRY ORANGE-CALIFORNIA FASHION FOCUS OF ORANGE COUNTY, ON MAIN STREET (North of Santa Ana Freeway & Near La Veta) Chapman To Host Ex-Viet Nam Aid Chapman College will host Dr. Tran Van Chu former South Vietnamese Ambassador and father of Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu, in his first West Coast lecture engagement Nov. 3 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. 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Dykes is past president of the San Diego Optimist club and was active in the Emanon speaking club. He and his wife Beth presently live in Bell. 'Phenomenal' Duck Shoot At Honey Lake The Honey Lake Waterfowl Management area in northeastern California has offered some phenomenal duck hunting so far this year, the Department of Fish and Game reported. On the noon opener Oct. 8, 59 hunters bagged 178 ducks, mostly mallards, for an average of three ducks per hunter. On the first four shoot days, more ducks were taken than were taken there all last year, 767 compared to 638 for all of 1962. The DFG attributes the good hunting to heavier duck populations and good hunting conditions, wind and intermittent rain. Twelve hundred acres will be opened to public waterfowl hunting for the first time on the Kern National Wildlife Refuge 18 miles west of Delano, California, from Oct. 23, to Jan. 5. Must Check in Because of the new nature of the refuge and its undeveloped status, waterfowl populations on this refuge are somewhat limited, compared to what can be expected in later years. Hunters are advised it is mandatory to check in at a checking station and obtain a permit to hunt on the area and the permit must be surrendered at the close of each day of hunting. No fee is charged, but there is a limit of 40 hunters permit lawyer. He was president of the Council for Economic and financial Interests in Indochi 1940 and in 1945 he was a Minister of Foreign Affairs 1954 he was named Ministry State in the new nationalization of Ngo Dinh Diem was appointed ambassador United States a year later. Long one of the most re-ed members of Pre-Diem's regime, Dr. Chuong signed his embassy post ing the intensification of government's harsh against the Buddhists. In a cable sent to Pre-Diem he stated, "This dli war will be won only by reconciliation and sincere in liberty of all anti - conist Vietnamese forces an the utilization of all avail talents and not by copyin talitarian regimes." Dr. Chuong's wife, daughter another leading South V mese family, served as country's official observer a United Nations from 1958 her resignation in August a same time as her husband's Merger Vote The board of directors of non Electric has named 22 as the meeting date for shareholders of the company to act upon the merger of the company into International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. Shareholders of record at the close of business on Oct. 2 will be entitled to vote at the meeting, to be held in Los Angeles. Last July 10 an agreement was announced under which IT would acquire the business ar assets of Cannon Electric. The announcement was made jointly by Harold S. Geneen president of International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation. Robert J. 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