anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-01

ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Thursday, October 1, 1853 Santo “Fence” Sought by Authorities GUINOT (UP)—Plumas County authorities launched a search to stay for Lawrence Shea, the man the sheriff’s office released after he became involved in the Guard Young murders. A bench warrant was issued for Shea's arrest after he failed to appear in court Monday to answer to stolen property charges. He was due to be tried next Tuesday on charges he tried to "fence" stolen guns for gangster Jack Santo. The trial has been postponed twice. Shea was to have asked for another continuance through his attorney, Stanley C. Young Jr. Shea told authorities he may have accidentally given Santo information that led to the robbery-murder of Young, a Chester grocer, and the killing of three children who were with him last last 10. Santo's girl friend, Harriet Henson, now held in Nevada City, claimed Shea got 10 per the $7100 loot for "fin Young. Shea has denied Sheriff Melvin Schooler dered Shea's release Sund Meanwhile, state agent Carthy and Sheriff Wayne of Nevada County planned detection Miss Henson further They spent three hours Angeles Tuesday talking w to and Emmett Perkins. Both men have been c of murdering Mrs. Mabe believe they are also res for murdering Young three children. Miss Henson is being Nevada City as the driver getaway car in the robbler of gold mine owner Hansen. Results Are the Proof of paper Circulation. Indian Summer HARVEST It's Harvest Time ... The high point of the goodness and variety ... We're especially our fancy, fresh produce displays - color sy grace any table, and so delidous and at breakfast time, too ... Harvest of Values in every APPLES Washington New crop Jonathon 3 lbs. 29¢ U.S. No. 1 Fancy White Rose POTATOES 10 lbs. 29¢ Snow White Heads CAULIFLOWER lb 5¢ BANANAS 2 lbs. 27¢ YAMS Small or medium Fancy Jerseys 4 lbs. 25¢ BELL PEPPERS lb 9¢ GREEN BEANS 2 lbs. 27¢ STEAKS ROAST T-BONE SIR Beef ROAST Chuck 7 Bone Choice Cuts lb STEAKS SIR Beef ROAST Chuck 7 Bone Choice Cuts Freshly Made Daily Ground Beef 4 lbs. WIENERS All Meal Skinless 3 lbs. SAUSAGE 100% Pure Pork 3 lbs. Apricot Nectar 46 oz. can HEMET 29¢ PUREX qts. 1 Orange Case REAL GOLD 2 cans 29¢ Spaghetti & Meat Balls CHEF BOYARDEE PICTSWEET Frozen Foods Butter Beans, Peas Broccoli, Cuts, Corn Mixed Vegetables Peas & Carrots Spinach, Squash 6 pkg. 89¢ Imitation Ice Cream,½ gal. 49¢ Minute Maid Orange Juice 2 cans 41¢ Arden's hand pack flavor fresh Ice Cream,½ gal. 85¢ claimed Shea got 10 per cent of the $7100 loot for "fingering" Young. Shea has denied this. Sheriff Melvin Schooler had ordered Shea's release Sunday. Meanwhile, state agent Ray McCarthy and Sheriff Wayne Brown of Nevada County planned to question Miss Henson further today. They spent three hours in Los Angeles Tuesday talking with San Diego and Emmett Perkins. Both men have been convicted of murdering Mrs. Mabel Monacelieve they are also responsible for murdering Young and the three children. Miss Henson is being held in Nevada City as the driver of the gataway car in the robbery-murder of gold mine owner Edmund Hansen. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. Reject Plan To Send Mothers To See POWs WASHINGTON (UP)—The Army has turned down a plan to let the mothers of 23 "progressive" American prisoners go to Korea to try to talk their sons out of staying with their Communist captors. "It is considered neither practical nor advisable that they go to Korea," the Army said in a statement last night. It pointed out that there are certain "probems" which it feels makes such a program impossible to carry out. The California Executive Committee of the American Legion appealed to President Eisenhower Sunday to authorize the mothers "to personally visit with their sons and discuss their renunciation of American citizenship." The Army noted that the men are in the custody of the Neutral sion and not under the direct control of the United Nations command. It also recalled that under the terms of the Korean armistice agreement the membership of "explainer teams" which are permitted to talk to prisoners is limited to seven men per 1000 prisoners. While barring the mothers from going to Korea, the Army said it will try to deliver "several communications" already received for some of the prisoners. Summer VEST me ... The high point of the year in food variety ... We're especially proud of produce displays—color symphonies seating table, and so delicious in salads, desserts at breakfast time, too ... Look for a harvest of Values in every aisle. How to be a Better Cook ... and save money tool by May Glake Cinnamon Applesauce Salad Molds (Makes 8 servings) 1½ cup (about 4 ounces) sand cinnamon sandies 2 cups boiling water 2 (2 ounces) packages lemon-flavored gelatin dessert 2 cups sweetened applesauce 1 can pickle cheese 2 tablespoons mayonnaise ¼ cup lemon juice Disolve candy in boiling water. Add gelatin, stir until dissolved, then add applesauce. Chill until mixture begins to thicken. Add cottage cheese, mayonnaise and lemon juice. Pour into 8 individual salad molds. Chill until firm. UNMOLD on chopped red and green cabbage on salad platter. Arrange apple wedges, pear halves, and grape clusters around rim of salad platter. SUGAR C & H Pure Cane 10 lbs. 95¢ SHOPPED IN FULLERTON, was an uncle Bonus Man George W. shopped on Wednesday presented Mrs. Pinedo explained to her that Day bargains offered The cumulative Silver Ritchey's Home Supply Store Opens Friday In need of paint, wall SUGAR C & H Pure Cane 10 lbs. 95¢ LIMA BEANS Seaside 303 cans 9 for 99¢ CORN Valley Prime Cream Style 8 303 cans 99¢ TUNA Del Haven Fancy 3½ size cans 69¢ PINEAPPLE Hillsdale Sliced 3 No. 2½ cans 79¢ NESCAFE Large Bottle 1¹⁹ SALMON Sportsman Pink No. 1 tall can 35¢ ZEE PAPER NAPKINS 2 pkg. 19¢ MAZOLA OIL qt. 59¢ ROUND T-BONE SIRLOIN Lb. 59¢ LONG HORN CHEESE LB. 49¢ Ritchey's Home Supply Store Opens Friday In need of paint, wall chen utensils, garden to other home supplies? If be interested in a new opening in Fullerton, Friday, Ritchey's Home Supply Commonwealth is holding opening Friday and is cordially invited to visit store and take advantage unusual grand opening quainted" offer featuring sal eof Morwear Superlite On Friday and Saturday half pilt can of Superior your choice of 24 sparkles and a pure bristle brush $8 value will be yours cents and the coupon looms in the grand opening elsewhere in today's issue. John L. Ritchey, a Fullerton for six months owner and operator of store and his wife, Ed the general manager. Ritchey formerly a business in Hollydale was so featured Morwear Ritchey's Home Supply carries a complete line of 65 patterns of wallpaper Seal Congoleum rugs, variety of garden implement selection of handy, kitchen utensils, some and other home supplies to ask to see Morwear a handy innovation that all guess work concern paints and selecting of beautiful colors in or exterior finishes. A select is mixed by just a few minutes said bothersome, messy tail. You'll find a friendly place at Ritchey's arentems you might have your home will be glued by the store's staFuneral No Death claimed Darn Joseph hospital Septi daughter of Mr. and G. Hughes who reside Wilshire Ave., Fuller station to her parents sh by one brother, D Hughes; paternal Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harding: maternal nuck Bone choice Cuts lb 29¢ LONG HORN CHEESE lb 49¢ VEAL STEAKS lb 45¢ Iowa Smoked Pork Shoulder PICNICS lb 39¢ BACON SQUARES lb 49¢ SALAMI Kosher Style lb 39¢ REX qts. 16°C ½ gal. 28°C Fresh Large EGGS dos. 73°C & Meat Balls BOYARDEE 2 tall cans 45°C Gayle's Special COFFEE lb 79°C cal. 49°C cans 41°C fresh gal. 85°C GAYLE'S 404 NO. LOS ANGELES ST. OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9 P.M. Funeral No. Death claimed DarJoseph hospital Sept. daughter of Mr. and G. Hughes who reside tion to her parents shiby one brother, D. Hughes; paternal Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harding; maternal Glenn Clever of Fulternal grandmother aer, Mr. and Mrs. Thoof Dana Point. Hilgenis in charge of arrancremation will follow. DREAM D: FORT HOOD, Tex. Tex., dealer advertisHood weekly newsp had an auto for sale, was overwhelming. took a second look read: "New 1958 Ch Sedan; $17.25." SHOPPED IN FULLERTON—Mrs. Ralph Pinedo, 3600 W. Commonwealth Fullerton, was an unhappy young woman as she explained to Silver Bonus Man George Welton, SQR Shoe Department, that she had shopping on Wednesday, but hadn’t shopped in Anaheim . . . Welton presented Mrs. Pinedo with her $5 Shop-in-Anaheim gift award and explained to her that it pays to take advantage of the Silver Bonus Day bargains offered by Anaheim merchants every Wednesday . . . The cumulative Silver Bonus pot has now reached $347.19. (Bulletin Photo) Ritchey’s Home Supply Store Opens Friday In need of paint, wall paper, kit- Jury Denies Damages In Suit, Counter-Suit SANTA ANA—Finding that drivers of both automobiles involved in a traffic accident east of Tustin May 10, 1952, were negligent, a jury of seven men and five women denied damage to all adult parties in the crash. Marine T. Sgt. Alfred H. Creg- Ritchey's Home Supply Store Opens Friday In negd of paint, wall paper, kitchen utensils, garden tools or any other home supplies? If so, you'll be interested in a new store opening in Pullerton, Friday, Oct. 2. Ritchey's Home Supply, 114 East Commonwealth, is holding its grand opening Friday and everyone is cordially invited to visit the new store and take advantage of the unusual grand opening "get acquainted" offer featuring a special sal eof Morwear Superlac Enamel. On Friday and Saturday only, a half pnit can of Superlac enamel, your choice of 24 sparkling colors, and a pure bristle brush, a regular $1 value will be yours for only 10 cents and the coupon located within the grand opening advertisement elsewhere in today's issue. John L. Ritchey, a resident of Fullerton for six months, is the owner and operator of the new store and his wife, Edna, will be the general manager. Ritchey formerly operated a business in Hollydale where he also featured Morwear paints. Ritchey's Home Supply store carries a complete line of paints, 65 patterns of wallpaper. Gold Seal Congoleum rugs, a wide variety of garden implements, a large selection of handy, time - saving kitchen utensils, some hardward and other home supplies. Be sure to ask to see Morwear's Colorcade a handy innovation that alleviates all guess work concerning mixing paints and selecting any number of beautiful colors in any interior or exterior finishes. Any color you select is mixed by the store in just a few minutes saving you the bothersome, messy task. You'll find a friendly atmosphere at Ritchey's and any problems you might have concerning your home will be gladly answered by the store's staff. Funeral Notices Death claimed Dana Lee at St. Joseph hospital Sept. 29th, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hughes who reside at 130 West Wilshire Ave., Fullerton. In addition to her parents she is survived by one brother, Daniel Gordon Hughes; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Palmer of Harding; maternal grandfather, Jury Denies Damages In Suit, Counter-Suit SANTA ANA—Finding that drivers of both automobiles involved in a traffic accident east of Tustin May 10, 1952, were negligent, a jury of seven men and five women denied damage to all adult parties in the crash. Marine T. Sgt. Alfred H. Cregger of Cherry Point, N.C. had asked $14,000 for injuries to himself and his wife, Mary J., and $6000 for their daughter, Mary V., while James E. Cummings and his wife, Beulah, of Irvine had sought more than $52,000 for their injuries. Evidence in the suit and counter suit was involved, and it was shown that at one point Mrs. Cummings was believed to have died from her injuries. However, the jury did award $1000 to the 2½-year-old-Cregger child. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin SHOW STARTS AT 7 O'CLOCK Pacific DRIVE-IN THEATRES COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR 3 DIMENSION Paulo Randolph Scott "The Stranger Wore a Gun" AND "Mission Over Korea" — John Hodlak Orange Road Show Engagement Adults 1:00 Inc. Tax YOU'VE NEVER SEEN SO MUCH SHOW! JANE RUSSELL MARILYN MONROE Gentlemen Prefer Blondes CHARLES COBURN Funeral Notices Death claimed Dana Lee at St. Joseph hospital Sept. 29th. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hughes who reside at 130 West Wilshire Ave., Fullerton. In addition to her parents she is survived by one brother, Daniel Gordon Hughes; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Palmer of Harding; maternal grandfather, Glenn Clever of Fullerton and maternal grandmother and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell of Dana Point. Hilgenfeld mortuary is in charge of arrangements and cremation will follow. DREAM DEAL FORT HOOD, Tex. (P—A Kileen, Tex.), dealer advertised in the Fort Hood weekly newspaper that he had an auto for sale. The response was overwhelming. The dealer took a second look at his ad. It read: "New 1953 Chevrolet Tudor Sedan, $17.25." FAIR TRADE FOOD MARKET 344 W. Center St. WEEK-END SPECIALS Large Fresh Daily EGGS Doz. 72c C & H Pure Cane SUGAR 5 lbs·49c TIDE Large 29 c Giant Size 71 c Golden Bananas, 2 lbs. 25c Solid Ripe Tomatoes 25c Sweet Spanish Onions 2 lbs. 5c Wash. Delicious Apples 2 lbs. 29c Sweet Corn Ear 5c SEE OUR POSTED SPECIALS IN TH