anaheim-gazette 1950-05-09

Garden Grove Man New MOD Supervisor N. F. (Bud) Moore, 11432 Paloma street, Garden Grove, has been employed by Mutual Orange Distributors as resident supervisor in the packing service department in Orange County. Moore's employment was effective May 1. The new supervisor has had wide experience in citrus inspection, having previously worked as an inspector in the standardization department in Orange County. Since 1924 Moore has been engaged in citrus farming in Orange County since 1924. In 1931 he became associated with the Leffingwell Co. as an entomologist, a position he held until 1945. At that time he joined the staff of the county standardization department. He is married and has one son, Ainsworth, who is employed as an entomologist with the Leffingwell Company. Moore's work with MOD will include Orange County houses as well as Chula Vista and Whittier associations. H. Bolen Davis is chief supervisor of the MOD packing service department. Dixie Lee Denies Rift With Bing (Continued from Page 1) Truman in Blast Against Gov't Critics (Continued from Page 1) the 129th Field Artillery and they matched his old Army pace of 120 steps a minute in a walk through clear, brisk air. The president had gone no more than 100 yards from his car when he had picked up a chattering, laughing escort of some 300 youngsters and oldsters, who trotted behind him, beside him and so close in front of him that secret service men had to shoo away some of the bolder ones so the chuckling chief executive wouldn't tread on their heels. Backs Brannan This struck the same informal, folksy note that marked yesterday's progress through Nebraska where he told an agriculture-minded audience at Lincoln that the controversial Brannan Farm plan would help assure "peace and prosperity for ourselves and the world." Thoughout yesterday, he continued to talk to large and apparently happy trackside crowds in the same chatty, neighborly fashion that marked his successful vote appeal of 1948. Like at Pacific Junction, Iowa, yesterday where he told them he wanted them to look at their "hired man" to see if he is the same fellow who came out "looking for votes two years ago." He added that he was 66 even if they thought he didn't look it. Mr. Truman revived the old "Teapot Dome" oil scandal at Casper, contrasting the philosophy of "Teapot Dome" with that behind the construction of the Kortes lam. The solemn note he sounded in speeches yesterday in Illinois and Dixie Lee Denies Rift With Bing (Continued from Page 1) couple of months ago we were doing some juggling around. We were trying to separate money. I suppose that's how it all started, "Say," she added, "many knew us when we didn't have a quarter. Sometimes I wish it were that way again, because that's as far as my arithmetic goes. I still can't divide 25 cents." There have been many rumors in recent years that their marriage was not running smoothly, but there never has been an outright break. The couple has four sons—Gary, 16, twins Phillip and Dennis, 15, and Lindsay, 13. Mr. Truman revived the old "Teapot Dome" oil scandal at Casper, contrasting the philosophy of "Teapot Dome" with that behind the construction of the Kortes lam. The solemn note he sounded in speeches yesterday in Illinois and Iowa, where he warned the Midwest that a return to "isolationism" could bring on "a third world war," crept into his Casper talk. "We are engaged in a worldwide struggle to bring lasting peace to the world," he said. "In that struggle we are being opposed by a cynical imperialism which asserts that freedom and democracy are soft and incapable of strong action." U.S. Marines were called upon to quell a riot in Massachusetts State Prison back in 1824. GIFTS FOR THE SWEETHEART OF THE FAMILY MOM ... 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Petitioners for girls' fices include: president, dick and Shelley Sn president, Frances F Gerrie Locke; secrets Enloe and Lorain Sehr; uer; Rose Marie Cram be Merriman. MAC'S BEVERAGES 247 W. Center "Always In Good Spirits ANAHEIM Mother's Day Gift Package MOTHER'S DAY 15 MAY 14 3 PAIRS IN GIFT PACKAGE. $525 Three pairs of beautiful Gotham Gold Stripe nylon stockings, 54 gauge, 15 denier, in pink kidskin paperboard handbag, trimmed with pink carnation and blue ribbon. MANY OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR QUEEN — MOTHER LAURETTA SHOP 116 W. CENTER ANAHEIM 3907 GEN. ARNOLD'S FIRST PLANE—This model of first plane flown by late Gen. H. H. Arnold, is one of his collection now on exhibition at Senoma, Cal., near where he died. Subscription Form We are offering the Gazette at a modest rate so that we may quickly reach our goal of 100 subscriber-families. We invite you to fill out the mail it to us — or telephone us, 2206, and we carrier stop by. Please start my daily Gazette as checked below. I prefer to pay the carrier 50c a month. I prefer to buy a year's subscription $5. Please have carrier see me. I live outside Anaheim. Please send mail and bill me, $5 a year. NAME Address Wilber Smith's Talking Wins Speech Trophy Wilbur Smith, of Santa Ana Toastmasters No. 15, won the Optimist Trophy at last night's regular meeting of the Anaheim Toastmasters Club. Meeting was held at the Mother Colony House. Smith spoke on "Job Training by Toastmasters." Other speakers included Don Dunkin who spoke on "Subsidence 20-30 Club Sees Movies Movies of the Di labor squabble high night's regular meet Anaheim 20-30 Club Kitchen, according man Rod Cookus. Ton Collier presided program chairman. Guests for the Phil Adams and R Evening discussion BASS WERE RUNNING — Twenty channel bass, averaging 40 lbs., were in one day's catch by Frank Hall, Skipper Old and Lt. Col. S. H. Skinner of Virginia at Oregon Inlet, N.C. Nominations Close in School Election Petitioning period at Anaheim high school closed today, revealing a long list of political aspirants pointing at the official nominating assembly this Thursday, May 11. Primary elections for the next year's student body offices will be held on Tuesday, May 16, and the general election will take place May 24. Petitioners are: president, Jim Ball, Jim Walsworth and Ernie Huenemeyer; vice-president, Russell Noe, Dan Holden, Rel Schmitt and Jerry Dickenson; secretary of records, Jeanene Sanders, 'La-Verne Harrer and Annette Ater; secretary of girls' athletics, Barbara Trapp and Margaret Young; student treasurer, Ronnie Bevens and John Cyprien; secretary of affairs, Jan Forte and Denny Dickson; and secretary of safety and welfare, Joan Wood and Marjorie Cranston. Petitioners for girls' league offices include: president, Joan Burdick and Shelley Smith; vice-president, Frances Rodes and Gerrie Locke; secretary, Joyce Enloe and Lorain Sehr; and treasurer; Rose Marie Cram and Phoebe Merriman. Call McCarthy 'Soviet Type' Propagandist WASHINGTON, May 9 (AP)—Senator Benton (D-Conn.) today called Senator McCarthy (R-Wis.) "a very talented propagandist of the Soviet type." In a speech defending the State Department against McCarthy's charges of communist infiltration, Belton said of McCarthy: "He doesn't argue, he doesn't answer, he doesn't reason. "He hits and runs." Benton is a former Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs. In that post, one of his jobs was to keep check on Soviet propaganda and direct United States information agencies. He told the Senate: "Senator McCarthy knows he can count on a vague distrust of the State Department and like the communist propagandist he is doing his best to exploit it by ary and every means." McCarthy was not in the Senate chamber while Benton was speaking. Talking Wins Speech Trophy Wilbur Smith, of Santa Ana Toasmasters No. 15, won the Optimist Trophy at last night's regular meeting of the Anaheim Toastmasters Club. Meeting was held at the Mother Colony House. Smith spoke on "Job Training by Toastmasters." Other speakers included Don Dunkin who spoke on "Subsidence of Terminal Islands," Earnest Wooster, Santa Ana No. 18, "What You Get for Your Taxes," and Louis Taylor, "It Happens Every Day." Toastmaster of the evening C. J. Stillson presided over the Exchange speakers meeting. Invocation was given by Al Holve. Dr. Fred Rusch presented the table topic entitled, "Veteran, Take Off." Grammarian for the evening was Earl Smith. Other officials were: Ed Wright, General Evaluator; Royal Marten, Time Keeper. Assignments for next week, according to Ed Wright, secretary, are: table topic, Page Vincent; Toastmaster, Marion Pickel Evaluator, Robert J. Allen; Grammarian, Lewis Taylor; speakers Knutzen, Huber and Wright. Meeting will be held at 6:30, Mother Colony House. Winnipeg Hit Hard as Red River Rises WINNIPEG, Man., May 9 (AP)—The steadily rising Red River today drove hundreds more Winnipeg residents from their homes, engulfing part of a residential suburb and threatening to sweep over other sections of this prairie metropolis. With 200 square miles of southern Manitoba already under water, the flood already was the "most catastrophic ever seen in Canada," said Vice-Admiral H. T. V. Grant, chief of Canada's naval staff. More than 12,000 persons have been driven from their flooded homes. Police sirens shrieked and loudspeakers blared through suburban streets as the city's army-bossed flood control headquarters ordered every family out of low-lying danger areas. student treasurer, Ronnie Bevens and John Cyprien; secretary of affairs, Jan Forte and Denny Dickson; and secretary of safety and welfare, Joan Wood and Marjorie Cranston. Petitioners for girls' league offices include: president, Joan Burdick and Shelley Smith; vice-president, Frances Rodes and Gerrie Locke; secretary, Joyce Enloe and Lorain Sehr; and treasurer; Rose Marie Cram and Phoebe Mefriman. The official bird of Missouri and Idaho is the bluebird. Nearly 32,000,000 persons visited U.S. national parks in the 1949 travel year. He told the Senate: "Senator McCarthy knows he can count on a vague distrust of the State Department and like the communist propagandist he is doing his best to exploit it by ary and every means." McCarthy was not in the Senate chamber while Benton was speaking. One of those witnesses—Frederick Vanderbilt Field—has formally denied that he was in contempt of congress in refusing to answer some of the questions put to him. TO OPERATE WITH U. S. NAVY — The XE-7, Britain's latest midget sub, has trial run at Gareloch, Scotland. The five-man craft will join U. S. Navy this Summer for exercises. Ask $31,776 Damages in Anaheim Crash Damages aggregating $31,776 were demanded in a superior court action on file today, based upon an Anaheim traffic crash in which Frank Levin and his wife, Ruth, claimed personal injuries and other damage. Named as defendants were Frank S. Garrett, owner of the car which collided with the Levin machine; Donald S. Garrett, and Ruth Irene Garrett, said to have been the driver. The collision took place at the intersection of Los Angeles and North streets, Anaheim, last November 23. According to the complaint on file, Levin was driving north on Los Angeles street and stopped at the traffic signal at North street. The Garret car struck the rear of the Levin car, it was stated. Mrs. Levin suffered a snap injury to her neck, which affected her left arm, causing pain and numbness, and severe shock to the nervous system, it was claimed. Her husband suffered a back injury. Plaintiffs ask $25,000 general damages for Levin, $5000 for his wife, $1185 for Mrs. Leven's medical costs, $400 for household help, $95 for Levin's medical expenses and $96 for car repairs. Archie Henrys Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniv. (Continued from Page 1) four boys, all living in the immediate area are: George A., 1325 Frances street, Fullerton, operates Chinese Reds Release Long Beach Navy Man (Continued from page 1) "The Shantung military headquarters has decided to confiscate the airplane, an L-5. "Since Bender and Smith have confessed their repentance they are being released and deported in line with the policy of the Chinese people's (communist) liberation army toward prisoners." The broadcast said communists had released four captured U.S. airmen last year after Vice Adm. Oscar C. Badger, then commander of the U.S. Western Pacific fleet, "admitted their mistakes in a personal letter and guaranteed that no similar occurrence would happen again." LONG BEACH, May 9 (AP)—There'll be some surprises waiting for U.S. Airman William C. Smith when he gets home from his Chinese red ordeal. First will be 18-month-old Patrick. Smith knows he has one son, Michael, two years old. But, says his wife Ruby, "I don't think he ever got my letters telling him about Pat." Then the airman will have to help his wife fight eviction from the little home she bought last year. One of the reasons the family faces eviction: Smith's signature is lacking on the legal papers. Hearing on the matter has been set for Sept. 12. Mrs. Smith said she never doubted her husband was still alive, because "Smitty told me once: 'If I die, I'll come back to you—you'll see me.'" "Well," Mrs. Smith told a reporter today, "Smitty never came back to me." Sees Movies Movies of the Di Giorgio farm labor squabble highlighted last night's regular meeting of the Anaheim 20-30 Club at Mother's Kitchen, according to publicity man Rod Cookus, President Wilton Collier presided. Burl Gist was program chairman. Guests for the occasion were Phil Adams and Roger Pannier. Evening discussion included the coming 20-30-sponsored Spade Cooley program, slated May 29 in the high school auditorium. The program is a benefit affair designed to raise funds for summer recreation. The two-hour show will feature Spade and his television cast. Tickets are $1.25 for adults, 75 cents for the kiddies. Also considered was the annual 20-30 picnic, set this year for May 21. The Anaheimers will sponsor the La Palma Park outing. 20-30 representatives from 10 cities in this area will attend. Main event is a softball series. Wilbur Herman will handle the refreshments, Rod Cookus the softball and Al Mittman the registration. Archie Henrys Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniv. (Continued from Page 1) four boys, all living in the immediate area are: George A., 1325 Frances street, Fullerton, operates a drug store in Cypress; Archie M., South Clementine, real estate; John M., South Palm, operates a drug store in Orange and Marion C., South Indiana, real estate. Mrs. Henry was born in Hillsboro, Indiana on April 30, 1872 and came to Anaheim in 1873. They have six grandchildren. RIVERSIDE, May 9 (AP)—County pound employees cannot sell animals for medical experimentation. The board of supervisors adopted an ordinance yesterday setting a maximum sentence of six months in jail or $500 fine for violations. All purchasers of pound animals will be required to promise in writing that the pets will not be used for experimentation. 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