anaheim-gazette 1950-06-29

Nation at Glance Georgia Elects Gov. Talmadge ATLANTA—Georgia re-elected yesterday a governor who failed to get the most votes—red-gallused, tobacco chewing Herman Talmadge. A unique county unit election system headed Talmadge toward four more years of "white supremacy" rule in an era of growing unrest over racial problems. But former Gov. M. E. Thompson, a last-ditch scrapper who refused to concede defeat, stunned many observers with his strength in yesterday's Democratic primary. Thompson held a steady lead in popular votes but that isn't what counts in Georgia—it's county unit votes. And returns from 1,179 of 1,704 precincts, and 154 of 159 counties, gave Talmadge a lead in 116 counties with 272 unit votes; Thompson led in 38 counties with 126 unit votes. Thompson's popular vote margin was 175,751 to 165,678. WASHINGTON (P)—The house today approved the $1,010,000,000 excise tax-cutting bill, "veto proofing" it with a $433,000,000 a year boost in new levies on big corporations. But the ultimate fate of any tax reduction at all may be tied to the Korean war. WASHINGTON (P)—The 64-year-old federal taxes on oleomargarine will vanish Saturday. Most of the price-cutting has already been done. Many manufac... WASHINGTON (AP)—The house today approved the $1,010,000,000 excise tax-cutting bill, "veto proofing" it with a $433,000,000 a year boost in new levies on big corporations. But the ultimate fate of any tax reduction at all may be tied to the Korean war. WASHINGTON (AP)—The 64-year-old federal taxes on oleomargarine will vanish Saturday. Most of the price-cutting has already been done. Many manufacturers have cut yellow margarine by about 10 cents a pound within the last week or two, anticipating the end of the 10-cent federal tax on that product. They absorbed the tax themselves. So people who live in states that allow the sale of yellow margarine, and who use that product, very likely have seen the price fall in recent days, say from 41 cents a pound to 26-31 cents, or thereabouts. Consequently next Saturday they may see little or no change in the price. There have been drastic cuts in the price of white margarine, too. NEW YORK—A new selling drive hammered down stock prices today. Losses extended to an extreme of around $10 a share, declines of $2 or so a share were common place. Most of the damage was done in two intense selling bursts, one in the morning and the other in early afternoon. There was a slight comeback each time but buying power simply wasn't enough to sustain a recovery. Late in the day prices slowly settled around their lows. Brokerage quarters continued to link the heavy liquidation with developments in Korea. As usual, a flock of rumors added to the nervousness of traders. Truman Mum On A-Bomb Use (Continued from Page One) Secretary of State Acheson has followed. Senator Taft (R-Ohio) made that argument in a senate speech yesterday calling for Acheson's resignation. Giving permission for direct quote of his words, the president said of the Taft speech: "I think the political statement of Mr. Taft at this time is entirely uncalled for." Today's more optimistic reports (Continued From Page One) Secretary of State Acheson has followed Senator Taft (R-Ohio) made that argument in a senate speech yesterday calling for Acheson's resignation. Giving permission for direct quote of his words, the president said of the Taft speech: "I think the political statement of Mr. Taft at this time is entirely uncalled for." Today's more optimistic reports from the Korean fighting apparently had eased the pressure on the administration to decide now the question of using American ground forces in Korea. The concern was that the South Korean forces, even with American air help, could not check the communist advance. A reporter said Taft claimed that Mr. Truman had reversed Acheson in his Far East action. The president replied there is not a word of truth in that. He went on to say there never was any difference within the cabinet or the armed forces over his new policy statement of Tuesday. Prior to Mr. Truman's session with newsmen, a State Department spokesman said he was surprised and disheartened that Taft "should echo the mouthings of Marcantonio and McCarthy." Secretary of State Acheson said today the communist invasion of South Korea is a "direct challenge" to the survival of the United Nations. Whether the U.N. "can survive this test will depend upon the vigor with which it answers the challenge, and the support it receives from free nations," the secretary declared. Oxnard's population has increased 152 per cent since 1940 and it is now the largest city in Ventura county, having passed Ventura. the same time, the meeting rized loan of Engineer Nat to the joint outfall sewer for 11 months, part time, to sue installation of the new diordered for the treatment JOS will, pay Neff $400 a The sanitation districts by him $150 a month for that of his time devoted to the ents. SEE STRIKE END. LOS ANGELES (F)—This city's 11-day-old bakery strike may end today. Some 1900 AFL bakers, whose absence from 21 wholesale bakeries which supply 90 per cent of the loaves sold in food stores has created a bread famine, are scheduled to vote on a wage offer. After a night-long session with a federal conciliator, the Baking Industry council offered a fiveday 40 hour week with a five cent wage increase. The union's executive committee recommended the offer be accepted in a report to rank and file members. The union membership will vote on the offer today. Forty-five men have served as Vice-President of the United States. YOUTHS CONFESS THEFT Two 16-year-old boys from tersburg and two 17-yearfrom Liberty Park, near Hunton Beach were in county juvhall today after a roundup by ta Ana police, who said they admissions from the boys oi tensive car looting, and had covered a considerable quantihub caps, beauty rims, feskirts and flicker discs that KRISPY CRACKERS SUNSHINE POUND BOX 25c SALAD MACARONI GOLD MEDAL POUND CELLO 19c BOSCO (MILK AMPLIFIER) 24 OZ. JAR 43c CORNED BEEF ARMOURS 12 OZ. CAN 42c ORANGE ADE GREEN SPOT 46 OZ. CAN 29c WINE VINEGAR MAYNOR PINTS 16c LIBBY'S PEAS NO. 303 CAN 18c SLICED BEETS FOOD CLUB NO. 2 CAN 14c CORNED BEEF ARMOURS 12 OZ. CAN 42c ORANGE ADE GREEN SPOT 46 OZ. CAN 29c WINE VINEGAR MAYNOR PINTS 16c LIBBY'S PEAS NO. 303 CAN 18c SLICED BEETS FOOD CLUB NO. 2 CAN 14c DEL MONTE CATSUP 14 OZ. BOTTLE 18c PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI JUNE 30th and SAT JULY 1st STORES WILL BE CLOSED JULY 4th ALPHA BETA'S See ALPHA BETA'S New Television Show THURSDAY NIGHT 9:30 P.M. Channel 11 WHITE HOUSE LARGE 28 OZ. JAR APPLE BUTTER 19 LINDSEY PITTED LARGE RIPE OLIVES LARGE TALL CAN 29 WESSON OIL PINT BOTTLES FREE 15c COUPON ON PURCHASE SNOWDRIFT FOODCRAFT DILL PICKLES 24 OZ JAR 28¢ SNOWDRIFT HORTENING WESSON OIL PINT BOTTLES 31 FREE 15c COUPON ON PURCHASE SNOWDRIFT FOODCRAFT DILL PICKLES 24 QZ JAR 28¢ SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING THREE POUND CAN TEA TIME COOKIES CELLO PKG 39¢ 77¢ U.S. NO. 1 LARGE SIZE WHITE ROSE POTATOES 10 LBS. 19¢ 89 PER SACK EXTRA FANCY•KENTUCKY WONDER•POLE BEANS 2 LBS. 19¢ GOLDEN BANTAM•LARGE EARS•SWEET CORN 5 FOR 25¢ CENTRAL AMERICAN GOLDEN BANANAS 2 LBS. 25¢ "These Prices Are Effective in All Alpha Beta Mar" E. CENTER — ANAHEIM — 510 W. CENTER AMPLE PARKING SPACE UTHS CONFESS THEFTS two 16-year-old boys from Winburg and two 17-year-olds in Liberty Park, near HuntingBeach were in county juvenile today after a roundup by Sanana police, who said they hadissions from the boys of exive car looting, and had re-ered a considerable quantity of caps, beauty rims, fenderts and flicker discs that had been stolen from cars parked on Santa Ana streets during the past six months. Tip on the four boys came from deputy sheriffs, police said. The pupils of the eyes of rattle-snakes and other pit vipers, which are mostly nocturnal hunters, are spherical at night, but in the daytime contract to a vertical slit, thus cutting out bright light. INGLEWOOD (P)—Some 1300 Masons from all over California are expected to attend the 24th annual beefsteak feed given by Masonic Lodge 421 tomorrow. Program chairman Lou Irvine said Governor Warren, a guest at past feeds, is expected this year. The hyena is an intermediate species between the dog tribe and the cat family. GRAPEFRUIT FOOD CLUB NO. 2 CAN 25c CRUSHED PINEAPPLE DOLES NO. 2 CAN 26c SLICED PEACHES FOOD CLUB NO. 2½ CAN 21c CIDER VINEGAR HEINTZ QUARTS 23c M. C. P. PECTIN 11c MARCO DOG FOOD 3 TALL CANS 25c CLOROX BLEACH HALF GALLON JUGS 26c NO RUB WAX OLD ENGLISH PINT CAN 59c WRISLEY HAND SOAP 10 CAKE BAG 59c DIAL SOAP (DEODERIZING) 2 BARS FOR 37c BELL BRAND POTATO Ruffles LARGE PKG. 23¢ A wonderful new way to enjoy potatoes! WHOLE OR SHANK HALF ALPHA BETA HICKORY SMOKED HAMS 55¢ lb. OPEN KETTLE RENDERED PURE LARD 14¢ CENTER CUT RIB PORK CHOPS 63¢ END CUT PK. LOIN ROAST 53¢ MIDGET BREAKFAST PORK LINKS 45¢ PENNSYLVANIA STYLE SMOKED SAUSAGE 49¢ NO LIQUOR SOLD Alpha Beta Markets' KING SPACE 317 N. SPADRA RD. — FULLERTON