anaheim-gazette 1950-10-25

Ex Gazette Editor Represents School At N.Y. Forum NEW YORK (Special)—Robert L. Funseth, former managing editor of the Anaheim Gazette and now a graduate student and resident tutor at Hobart College, Geneva, N.Y., is representing that college at the nineteenth annual New York Herald-Tribune Forum which convened Monday at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. The theme of the three-day forum is "Mobilizing America's Strength for World Security." National figures who will address the delegates include: W. Averell Harriman, special assistant to the president; Sir Gladwyn Jobb, United Kingdom representative to the United Nations; W. Stuart Symington, chairman of the National Security Resources Board; General Mark W. Clark, chief of the United States Army Field Forces, and Thomas K. Finletter, Secretary of the Air Force. On Tuesday, Funseth attended the United Nations General Assembly to hear President Truman deliver an address on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the world organization. The Hobart College delegate, editor of the Gazette from November, 1948 until June 1950 is a graduate student in International Relations and is currently engaged in a special research project on United States foreign policy. Korean War (Continue from Page 1) will stop at least 20 miles short of the Manchurian border. They said the purpose was to minimize the dangers of a border clash. Korea borders on Russian Siberia as well as on red China's Manchuria. South Korean forces will go on to the border in pursuit of Korean communist remnants, these sources said. Intelligence officers at General MacArthur's headquarters in Tokyo said reports that South Korean force already had reached the Korean-Manchurian border "are in error." There was no resistance, except for small arms fire in a few spots. Nor was there any evidence of a big convoy moving southward to oppose the United Nations cleanup campaign. The Far East Air Forces reported a cluster of miscellaneous vehicles was strafed and rocketed by fighter planes Tuesday. Fifty-five vehicles were destroyed, 40 damaged. That was at Mupyong, 20 miles southwest of Kanggye, near the Manchurian border about midway across the Korean peninsula. Kanggye has been reported the mountain retreat of the refugee red regime. But outside of the vehicular concentration, the Air Force went abegging for targets. Ox carts and reds afoot were attacked. An air spokesman in Tokyo said only one B-29 went out Wednesday. It dropped propaganda leaflets on eight North Korean cities between the six ad- On Tuesday, Funseth attended the United Nations General Assembly to hear President Truman deliver an address on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the world organization. The Hobart College delegate, editor of the Gazette from November, 1948 until June 1950 is a graduate student in International Relations and is currently engaged in a special research project on United States foreign policy. Publication of this work is expected in the spring of 1951. Some 6,000,000 sheets of botanical paper are housed at the Kew Gardens herbarium near London. GREEN TAG SPECIALS at TOMMY WATTS' ANAHEIM FEED and SEED Across from Fox Theatre 242 W. Center Phone ANA. 3210 Buy at these Low Prices Thursday-Friday-Saturday LAWN SEED Renovation Mixture Make your Bermuda lawn green all winter long! But outside of the vehicular concentration, the Air Force went abegging for targets. Ox carts and reds afoot were attacked. An air spokesman in Tokyo said only one B-29 went out Wednesday. It dropped propaganda leaflets on eight North Korean cities between the six advancing spearheads and the border. The red Korean communique, as broadcast by Moscow radio, spoke of "heavy defensive battles" north of the captured communist capital of Pyongyang. Green Tag Day (Continued From Page) The Hallowe'en Festival Fair is just about the biggest ever staged in ANAHEIM, of visitors, both the home folks and strangers, will the city. While everyone has festive mood, the merchants take this opportunity to ANAHEIM. You see, the purpose of TAG DAYS is to entice people to the Anaheim shopping by offering them tremendouszes in NEW FALL MERCI DISE in order to acquaint with the advantages of shopping in Anaheim. Shoppers will find that are a minimum of shopping ards in getting to the b district. There are ample parking lots. Within an a few blocks, there is a co assortment of merchandise every need and it is sold by city sales tax. The salespeople anxious to serve and adjut can easily be made when sary. Money spent in the town promotes the growth whole community. In order to give the reach the ANAHEIM GAZETTE curate pre-view of GREEN DAYS, MR. SWANBERGE gested I visit the stores He said anyone would know cooperating merchants by large green banners in the dows. The merchandise spared for this event will be ed with bright green tags—the name GREEN TAG DAY. When I stopped at PEN to talk with the store my OSCAR SOLTER, he was Angeles to make sure that last piece of merchandise tised for this sale would be store by opening day. PEN has been planning for tha since last July but let's f there are shortages and some are hard to come by. In the meantime, 'DRY GREEN PAPROCKI, assistant ma becomingly clad in fancy and tight jeans had thrown so on a typewriter to peek indignant letter to a blanke It seems that Penney's hcoived only three of the 17 of blankets they placed or last order with the whole LAWN SEED Renovation Mixture Make your Bermuda lawn green all winter long! 39¢ lb Contains domestic and perennial rye, red top, blue grass and clover. POP CORN 2 lbs. 25¢ Plant that New Lawn Now! We have the seed and tools DICHONDRA Start some dichondra in your lawn NOW ... AT THIS PRICE 95¢ Flat See us about Gold Fish Special! Liquid Fertilizer $1.75 Gal. FREE OCT. 26 to 31, 1950 MODERN CABIN 113 W. Chestnut PLANES POUND NORTH KOREAN VEHICLES—A concentration of North Korean vehicles in Mupyong and Songjin areas (bomb blasts) were bombed and strafed by Air Force and Navy fighter planes the Air Force reported today. On the ground the South Korean Sixth Division was expected to reach within 35 miles of Manchuria sometime today in the Huichon area. On all other fronts (black arrows) U.N. forces were slowly advancing toward the Manchurian border with little opposition—(Associated Press Wirephoto Map) Green Tag Days (Continued From Page 1) The Hallowe’en Festival and it is just about the biggest event ever staged in ANAHEIM. Flocks visiters both the home town Imagine being able to buy fall merchandise at reduced prices in the midst of the fall season! As I went from store to store, I began to think of my Christmas list. Why not start my Christmas buying during GREEN TAG DAYS? Carrie S. Wilkins Dies in Fullerton Mrs. Carrie S. Wilkins, 88, died yesterday at the Fullerton General hospital. She was born in Illinois and had resided for the past two years at the Angelina Hotel. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Edna Burronghs and Mrs. Hazel N. Niscdly, both of Anaheim; one grandchild; two brothers, Clayte Sldrven of Santa Ana and Samuel Skarven of Iowa; one sister, Mrs. George Poker of Utah. Remains are at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Chapel and will be shipped to Creston, Ohio, for interment in the family plot. 5th AUHS Alumni Banquet Dec. 2 Fifth Christmas reunion banquet for AUHS alumni will be held December 2 at the Colonist stronghold, according to announcement today by alumni association president Jack C. Dutton. 6:30 p.m. is the starting time and informality will be the keynote, Dutton said. Dancing begins at 9. More detailed announcements will be made later. Acheson Rips (Continued from Page 1) ed, trained and equipped with tanks and artillery." 2. That the big powers remove "all hindrances" to development of peaceful German economy. Acheson—"If this demand is addressed to Moscow, we will bring water and provide water for other non-sewer import water and claim the sewered but these problems for private effort, handled only by the through public agency." Green Tag Days (Continued From Page 1) The Hallowe’en Festival and fair is just about the biggest event ever staged in ANAHEIM. Flocks of visitors, both the home town kicks and strangers, will throng the city. While everyone is in a lively mood, the merchants will take this opportunity to boost ANAHEIM. You see, the purpose of GREEN TAG DAYS is to entice people into the Anaheim shopping district, offering them tremendous value in NEW FALL MERCHANIZE in order to acquaint them with the advantages of shopping Anaheim. Shoppers will find that there is a minimum of shopping hazards in getting to the business district. There are ample free parking lots. Within an area of new blocks, there is a complete environment of merchandise to meet every need and it is sold without any tax sales. The salespeople are accustomed to serve and adjustments easily be made when necessary. Money spent in the homeown promotes the growth of the whole community. In order to give the readers of ANAHEIM GAZETTE an acute pre-view of GREEN TAG DAYS, MY SWANBERGER suggested I visit the stores myself. I said anyone would know the operating merchants by the green banners in their windows. The merchandise specially suited for this event will be marked with bright green tags—bence name GREEN TAG DAYS. When I stopped at PENNEY'S talk with the store manager, CAR SOLTER, he was in Los Angeles to make sure that every piece of merchandise advertised for this sale would be in his eye by opening day. PENNEY'S been planning for this sale the last July but let's face it; we are shortages and some goods hard to come by. On the meantime, 'DRY GULCH' PROCKI, assistant manager, somingly clad in fancy shirt and tight jeans had thrown a lashed typewriter to peck out anignant letter to a blanket firm. Seems that Penney's has relied only three of the 17 cases blankets they placed on their order with the wholesalers. Imagine being able to buy fall merchandise at reduced prices in the midst of the fall season! As I went from store to store, I began to think of my Christmas list. Why not start my Christmas buying during GREEN TAG DAYS and take advantage of the "lay away plan" that so many of the stores offer? My mind was completely made up when OSCAR RENNER of the S.Q.R. STORE showed me lovely tablecloths with matching napkins in the pastel shades of peach, blue, green, silver and ivory. Just the thing for Christmas giving and at the low prices of GREEN TAG DAYS. You say it is furniture you have been thinking of? You say you have been wanting more for your money? The SMITH-BEAFSNY-DER FURNITURE COMPANY plans to feature their beautiful matching rataan pieces, divans, chairs, tables, etc., all modern in design and striking in color at a great saving. A large assortment of floor and table lamps will be on sale too. Perhaps you would like to take a chance, carnival style, on a new Norge refrigerator at GAREY'S QUALITY FURNITURE STORE. That chance will cost you nothing but a few minutes time. Simply register your name and see the refrigerator demonstrated to be eligible to win. Another green tag special at GAREY'S will be an occasional chair for $1.00 with the purchase of any two-piece living room suite. "TEXAS" B. D. LAKE has operated LAKE'S MENSWEAR STORE at the same location for 24 years. His name has taken on that western flavor for the Fall Festival because he is on the west side of ANAHEIM. But east or west, it will be a long time before such a tremendous sale of men's clothing is offered again. At LAKE'S, the suits and topcoats right from the regular fall merchandise will be green tagged, and there will be a big selection from which to choose. For that Christmas buying take a look at the sweaters, shirts and ties. The ladies have not been slighted in any way, shape or manner. At WALBURGS', MRS. WALBURG invites you to look at her green tag items which include dresses in corduroy and rayon. Dutton said. Dancing begins at 9. More detailed announcements will be made later. Acheson Rips (Continued from Page 1) ed, trained and equipped with tanks and artillery." 2. That the big powers remove "all hindrances" to development of peaceful German economy. Acheson—"If this demand is addressed to Moscow, we will heartily support it." He said the West had spent billions in an effort to develop German economy on a self-supporting basis while Russia had blocked Berlin, imposed arbitrary restrictions on commerce, and destroy all economic initiative in East Germany with communist monopolies. 3. "The undelayed conclusion of a peace treaty with Germany." Acheson said progress could be made in that direction only if the German people freely elect a national government. 4. Creation of an all-German constitutional council on the basis of a balanced representation of Western and Eastern Germany. Acheson called that 'even more insubstantial than the rest.' He ridiculed the idea of equal representation for the 18 million "captive Germans" of the Eastern Zone with the "47 million free Germans" of the West. Window Art (Continued from Page One) someone at the place of registration so that if will be sure to be judged. Hellyer said that materials would be issued at the place of registration on Saturday between 8 a.m., and 5 p.m., and on Sunday between 1 p.m., and 4 p.m. Three colors—black, orange and white—of paint will be issued. Other colors may be used, but they must be "poster" paints so as not to harm the windows. On brush will be issued, although painters may use their own. All brushes and unused paints must be returned when the artists are finished. The whole week-end may be utilized to prepare the window art, with judging scheduled for Monday afternoon and evening. Cash prizes and ribbons will be awarded in four classes: third grade and below; fourth through sixth grades; junior high school and senior high school. Hallowe'en Festival LOS ANGELES Frederick Keeves, 22 sentenced to prison for our possibility of parole thru he committed kidnery, rape and other fences all in one night. Roeves, an ex-convicted manically paralyzed man's bullet when he last April 21. Super Charles W. Fricke gave unalterable sentence to prisonment yesterday mended by a jury. He was charged with girl after beating her late the same night after a waitress and forced submit to an immoral charge. been planning for this sale the last July but let's face it; are shortages and some goods hard to come by. In the meantime, 'DRY GULCH' PROCKI, assistant manager, comingly clad in fancy shirt tight jeans had thrown a lason a typewriter to peck out an signant letter to a blanket firm. seems that Penney's has received only three of the 17 cases blankets they placed on their order with the wholesalers. spite of this, for GREEN TAG YS, PENNEY'S is offering a wool blanket at an astonishly low price. With his corn cob clamped firm between his teeth, MR. PAPCKI promised a value packed out, bargains for every member of the family in the many departals at Penney's. Every handily, COTLER'S was next stop. AL COTLER notes that prices have risen 10 per cent the last three months and that any items he has saved for this cannot be replaced on the lesale market at these sale es. He contends that the knowshopper is the one who will ahead to his future needs so to take advantage of the values reced during GREEN TAG YS. COTLER'S carries both mens womens apparel and some of outstanding values will be less undies and colorful flannel shirts and socks. At LAKE'S, the suits and topcoats right from the regular fall merchandise will be green tagged, and there will be a big selection from which to choose. For that Christmas buying take a look at the sweaters, shirts and ties. The ladies have not been slighted in any way, shape or manner. At WALBURGS', MRS. WALBUEG invites you to look at her green tag items which include dresses in corduroy and rayon, plain colors and prints and in junilor sizes, half sizes and large sizes. GLADYS VQORHEES, manager of PAULA'S THRIFT SHOP, has planned many good values. Her shop is a self-service store well known for its splendid guarantee. If something you purchase at PAULA'S THRIFT SHOP does not wear as you think it should, you will receive a refund or full credit toward another item. This even applies to nylons! For the seamstress are full bolts of wool jersey in eleven different colors and at pin money prices at the ANAHEIM TEXTILE STORE. Jersey is this season's most popular fabric and I understand that it will carry over into spring as well. There are new stores in ANAHEIM. Several stores have been made more beautiful and convenient through remodeling. These and most of the old standby's will feature excellent buys during GREEN TAG DAYS. Careful TO CHILDREN accompanied by parents A SECRET WEAPON F-R-E-E! MODERN CABINET & FIXTURE CO. Anaheim Hallowe'en Festival (Continued From Page 1) a.m., with a coast-to-coast broadcast of "Welcome to Hollywood," starring Jack McElroy. Tuesday, October 31, is Hallowe'en which starts off with a costume breakfast at 7 a.m., in the City park. A vaudeville show follows. At 10 a.m., a downtown jamboree; 2 p.m., the costume kiddies parade followed by a show in the Greek Theatre in the city park. 7 p.m., will start the division pageant parade featuring the west coast premiere of the giant Mardi-Gras balloons. Grand Marshals of this years 27th Annual Hallowe'en Parade will be Crash Corrigan, Dusty King and Alibi Terhune, stars of the Range Busters. Grand stand seats to view the parade will be located on La Palma street by the fair grounds. scrutiny of the pages of the ANAHEIM GAZETTE will tell you the full story of GREEN TAG DAYS. You know, it is worth a trip to town just to see the lush beards on the menfolk and the pretty western costumes which adorn the ladies. Yes main, GREEN TAG DAYS are part and parcel of the Hallowe'en Festival and Fair. Once again in the face of shortages and rising costs, ANAHEIM MERCHANTS have done a splendid merchandising job. Wise shoppers are planning ahead in order to take this opportunity to buy now for future needs. THUMBS UP!—Lieutenant F. G. Koenig, USN, of 748 No. Topeka st., Anaheim, gives the "thumbs up" signal as he prepares to start the engines on a PB4Y-2 patrol bcmber. Lt. Koenig is on active duty with Patrol Squadron 722 recently called to active duty from the Naval Air Reserve at Los Alamitos—(Official U. S. Navy Photograph) Bring Water in (Continued from Page 1) and provide water for agriculture and other non-sewerage use, is to import water and re-use or reclaim the sewered water. But these problems are too big for private effort, and can be handled only by the whole people, through public agencies, he said. TOUSSEAU ESTATE INCOME $2000 The late Simon Tousseau, who died Oct. 13, left an estate consisting of citrus property of unstated value but having a probable annual income of $2000, it was shown today with the filing of his will for probate in Superior Court in Santa Ana. IKES EAT VENISON Venison steak dinner will be served at the monthly meeting of the Izaak Walton League. Anaheim chapter, to be held Wednesday, November 1st. Time is 7 p.m. Meat will furnished by the "Feather River gins" as they are known in Iowa circles. Bring Water in (Continued from Page 1) and provide water for agriculture and other non-sewerage use, is to import water and re-use or reclaim the sewered water. But these problems are too big for private effort, and can be handled only by the whole people, through public agencies, he said. He noted the program for salvage of water now wasted in Prado basin, but urged that formation of the proposed municipal water district for annexation to MWD is required if the county's water supply keeps pace with growth. Shafer referred to maps to show the water situation in various areas, and also the proposed MWD system of lines to Orange county, costing $13,000,000, to bring both treated water for domestic use and raw water for irrigation. With the proposed district's $200,000,000 assessed valuation, the cost of importing-water would mean a tax rate of about 60 cents, he said. Treated water could be purchased for $20 an acre foot and untreated water for $10, but with district taxes added, these costs would be approximately doubled, he said. He estimated the cost of reclaiming sewage at from $18 to $40 an acre foot. NO-PAROLE LIFE SENTENCE METED LOS ANGELES (A) — Cecil Frederick Ikeves, 27, has been sentenced to prison for life without possibility of parole on charges that he committed kidnapping, robbery, rape and other morals offenses all in one night. Ikeves, an ex-convict, was permanently paralyzed by a policeman's bullet when he was captured last April 21. Superior Judge Charles W. Fricke gave him the unalterable sentence of life imprisonment yesterday as recommended by a jury. He was charged with raping a girl after beating her escort and later the same night of kidnapping a waitress and forcing her to submit to an immoral act. POLICE NAB NINE IN MARIJUANA RAID SOUTH GATE (A)—Two girls and seven young men are due for arraignment today on charges of possession of marijuana following a raid on a motel apartment yesterday. POLICE NAB NINE IN MARIJUANA RAID SOUTH GATE (P)—Two girls and seven young men are due for arraignment today on charges of possession of marijuana following a raid on a motel apartment yesterday. GREEN TAG SPECIALS! You Can't Afford to Miss! 500 Yards—Standard Gauge INLAID LINOLEUM $149 Yard COTTON THROW RUGS 24"x36"—$2.49 each 36"x48"—$3.49 each Values as high as $4.95 Close Out on SHOWER CURTAINS 25% OFF A Complete Line of Floor Coverings for Every Purpose Floyd HEATH & OWSTON Ernie 718 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 3335