anaheim-gazette 1950-11-03

Fullerton Vet Day to Dedicate Flyers' Plaque Formal dedication of a memorial plaque and tree at the Fullerton Municipal Airport in honor of the flying dead of World War II will be included in the Veterans' Day activities at Fullerton November 11, it was announced today by Clarence J. Stull, general chairman. Tentative time of the dedication ceremonies has been set for 1 p.m., Stull disclosed, with a firing squad from El Toro Marine Corps Air Station scheduled to be on hand. The plaque, set in stone immediately in front of the airport administration building, was provided by members of the Airport Coffee Club as a memorial to the officers who lost their lives during the recent conflict. Meanwhile, Stull disclosed, deadline for filing entries in the Inmammoth Veterans' Day parade has been set for this Saturday in order that accurate parade lists may be drawn up. Included in the parade will be representative units from veterans' organizations, service clubs and commercial interests throughout the county, as well as several Armed Forces units, at least 15 bands and hundreds of equestrian entries. Entries may be made by addressing entry blanks or postcards to the Veterans' Coordinating Council, PO Box 184, Fullerton, Stull announced. Jim Bartlett, Notre Dame center, had careful coining when C. H. "LEFTY" HUNT Elect HUNT Constable Anaheim Township C. H. HUNT | X Jim Bartlett, Notre Dame center, had careful coaching when he played for Cleveland's Elder high school team; the member was his father, Walter J. Bartlett. EAT BETTER SLICED BACON 39¹⁶ PIMIENTO LOAF 49¹⁶ LONGHORN CHEESE 49¹⁶ Arden or Nu-Maid OLEO 25¹⁶ Colored and Cubed PORK SAUSAGE 48¹⁶ PAN READY FRYERS 69¹⁶ WE SPECIALIZE IN LOW PRICES EVERY DAY... OPEN 24 HOURS—7 DAYS WEEKLY TO SERVE YOU WITH QUALITY FOODS AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES DAY AND NIGHT MARKET N.W. Corner Lincoln and Stanton Anaheim 9174 POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT California NEEDS the BEST OENATE CARVING on the table being pointed out to Mrs. Cotter and manager of Cotler's Wean antique is on display at ther s Schurmann Clock On Display in Loc "Two and a half centuries old and still this masterwork keeps perfect time," states Mrs. Bea Warnick of Brea. Mr. and Mi Warnick are the owners of the fabulous old timepiece that they purchased on one of their recent trips to the east. Ed. Schurmann, an artist who clocks, carved and made it about 250 years ago. It is called a Royal Paris Clock and was purchased by the late Bud Fisher, creator of comic strip characters, Mutt and Jeff, during his last trip abroad. A few days after purchasing the clock, Fisher was in a fatal accident. His wife not caring for the antique, had it sold and in the process of buying and selling, Mrs. Warnick finally fell under the spell of the old timepiece. It has traveled from Par... DAY AND NIGHT MARKET N.W. Corner Lincoln and Stanton Anaheim 9174 POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT California NEEDS the BEST Don’t be misled by political confusion. Political philosophy must not be applied to law enforcement or to the fight for California rights. Political “prestige” is no substitute for ability, experience and integrity. That is why we Democrats urge your support for EDWARD S. SHATTUCK for Attorney General. Democrats For SHATTUCK Committee Howard Rash Chairman Wade Flippen Co-Chairman Edward S. SHATTUCK For Attorney General VOTE VOTE VOTE NOV. 7 Anaheim Gazette, Friday, November 3, 1950 Feds Move (Continued From Page 1) search had been under way for since Wednesday. There were indications that a federal grand jury investigation into the assassination plot in new York. Subpoenaewere issued for three Puerto Ricans—one a convicted revolutionist—after they were arrested at the apartment of the other conspirator, Oscar Collazo. At the two had any role in the plot it was not made clear. There were no indications thany charges were placed against them. Collazo, 37, was arraigned formnally in Washington on a murdecharge and held without bond for a hearing on November 21. The murder charge was the outgrowth of the facial injury to Jesse Collazo, one of the White house policemen and Secret service agents who turned back in a volley of bullets the attempt by Collazo the Torresola to storm the executive residence. Two o. Collazo's colleagues were seriously wounded. The swarthy Collazo was reported by agents who have been questioning him to consider himself a martyr to the cause of Puerto Rico in independence. Both he and Torresola belonged to the nationalist party, which is violently anti-U. S. and favors immediate independence for the Caribbean island. Officers who sought to piece together what was behind the story said the pair apparently hoped to kill the president and start a revolution here. They said Collazo told them the plot was not hatched in Puerto Rico but that he and Torresola acted on their own. ATE CARVING on the two century old Schurmann clock is pointed out to Mrs. Cotler by her husband, Al Cotler, owner manager of Cotler's Wearing Apparel on W. Center st. The time is on display at their shop now. (Gazette photo by Gregory) Schurmann Clock, Over 200 Years Old Display in Local Merchant's Window ATE CARVING on the two century old Schurmann clock is pointed out to Mrs. Cotler by her husband, Al Cotler, owner manager of Cotler's Wearing Apparel on W. Center st. The time is on display at their shop now. (Gazette photo by Gregory) Schurmann, an artist with carved and made it about a year ago. It is called a Royal Clock and was purchased late Bud Fisher, creator of strip characters, Mutt and bring his last trip abroad days after purchasing the fisher was in a fatal accident. His wife not caring for queue, had it sold and in the of buying and selling, Mr. Warnick finally fell unspell of the old time that has traveled from Paris Heater Permit Filing Urged With the possibilities of cool weather becoming more imminent, Orange county orchard heater owners are reminded today of the necessity for obtaining permits to operate their oil or coke orchard heaters. All orchard heaters in Orange county nurseries or groves must either be under permit or be so dismantled as to make impossible their operation as an orchard heater, according to D. W. Tubbs, County agricultural commissioner and air pollution control officer. The deadline for obtaining the heater permits is stated as November 1, 1950, in the Rules and Regulations, and heater operators should immediately take definite steps to qualify their heaters for a permit. The permits are being issued from the Department of Agriculture headquarters at 9846 S. Harbor blvd. To qualify, the orchard heaters must be of a class for which a permit can be issued; in good repair and working condition; and reasonably clean and free from excessive solids in stacks and bowls. The Rules and Regulations of the County Air Pollution Control District, which went into effect on September 6 of this year, divide orchard heaters into four classes. Class I heaters are those capable of burning with the least possible antist party, which is violently anti-U. S. and favors immediate independence for the Caribbean island. Officers who sought to piece together what was behind the story said the pair apparently hoped to kill the president and start a revolution here. They said Collazo told them the plot was not hatched in Puerto Rico but that he and Torresola acted on their own. KOREAN WAR (Untime from Page 1) U. S. Eighth Army headquarters called the situation "very serious." A U. S. First Corps spokesman said it was "not so good as it could be and not as good as we would like it." However, General MacArthur's spokesman in Tokyo described the main battle, around Unsaan, as a large-scale enemy defensive action and not a counteroffensive. Two U. S. Cavalry regiments are cut off there. The spokesman said U. N. forces still retained the initiative in North Korea. The officer said reinforcements, reorganized units and winter weather played heavy parts in the red asasult. The latest U. S. intelligence estimate placed total North Korean strength still operating a 26,000 men. The spokesman said this has been "revised upward considerably." He did not give the new figure. He said more red reinforcements were moving toward the Unsaan region. Air observers spotted an infantry column wearing bright green uniforms five miles north of Unsaan. Their nationality was not determined. HEART BURN TO EYE BURN LOS ANGELES (AP)—Burning of eyes may be due to the food you eat, E. W. Ashland, an osteopathic physician from Oakland, said here today. Speaking before the annual convention of the osteopathic college of ophthalmology and otorhinolaryngology (eye, ear, nose and throat specialists), Dr. Ashland said food allergy may be the cause of some cases of chorioretinitis. This is an inflammation of the middle coat of the eyeball and the retina. The Rules and Regulations of the County Air Pollution Control District, which went into effect on September 6 of this year, divide orchard heaters into four classes. Class I heaters are those capable of burning with the least possible amount of smoke. Class II heaters are those which can be burned without excessive smoke when their burning rate is limited by a mechanical stop in the air regulator. Class III heaters produce excessive smoke, but by the addition of new parts can be converted into Class I or Class II heaters. Class III heaters must also be regulated by a mechanical stop; and in addition must be replaced, converted or eliminated over a three-year period commencing this season. Class IV heaters are those which produce such volumes of smoke as to be objectionable at any burning rate. Their use is prohibited. In the Rules and Regulations many of the heaters now being used are listed by name under their appropriate class. Where the heater is not designated by name, in the Rules and Regulations, it must be classified by the Control Officer. Growers may obtain further information concerning their individual problems from the County Dept. of Agriculture headquarters at 9046 S. Harbor blvd. Apart from office hours, the District Inspectors of the Dept. of Agriculture may be called upon. Growers in the Anaheim-Fullerton-Buena Park area should contact Mr. R. C. McKinley, 11312 Burton, Anaheim. Speaking before the annual convention of the osteopathic college of ophthalmology and otorhinolaryngology (eye, ear, nose and throat specialists), Dr. Ashland said food allergy may be the cause of some cases of chorioretinitis. This is an inflammation of the middle coat of the cyeball and the retina. LONG-STEMMED — Betsy Croft was voted "Miss Corpus Delicious" for California State Bar Assn. fashion show. PE Transfers Three Lines to New Terminal Three motor coach lines will be transferred to Pacific Electric's new $60,000 street-level Los Angeles st., motor coach terminal, Monday, Nov. 6, making a total of six lines using the facilities. The terminal, located on Los Angeles st., between 6th and 7th streets, will be open daily except Sunday and holidays, from beginning of service until 7 p.m. During the rest of the time, coaches on these lines will operate from Main and Main st., terminal. L.A.-Whittier local line, L.A.-Mallerton-Santa Ana, and L.A.-Newport Beach-Balboa lines will be added Monday to the L.A.-Wasadena via Oak Knoll, L.A.-Wellman ave., and L.A.-Sierra Madre lines now using the new terminal. SAME LOW TELEVISION PRICES No Excise Taxes Charged on Our Present $35,000 Stock BUY SUCH FAMOUS NAMES IN TV AS RCA ..... as low as $189.95 PHILCO ..... as low as $169.95 ZENITH ..... as low as $189.95 HOFFMAN ..... as low as $219.95 STROMBERG-CARLSON ..... as low as $289.95 CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS BALLMAN'S APPLIANCES 122 W. BROADWAY ANAHEIM 5703 (Political Advertisement) ★ ★ On Guard America ★★ PROTECT YOUR HOME PROTECT YOUR JOB PROTECT AMERICA'S FUTURE PROTECT YOUR HOME PROTECT YOUR JOB PROTECT AMERICA'S FUTURE NIXON Dick Nixon pledges himself to continue his fight for a secure, prosperous America in a peaceful world. HE CAN DO IT — IF YOU VOTE Elect RICHARD M. NIXON UNITED STATES SENATOR Lloyd Verry, prominent Fullerton attorney and Orange County chairman of Manchester Boddy's campaign, repudiates Mrs. Helen Douglas and urges the election of Congressman Richard Nixon to the United States Senate. He says: "After carefully analyzing the record of Helen Douglas on matters involving national security, it Orange County chairman of Manchester Boddy's campaign, repudiates Mrs. Helen Douglas and urges the election of Congressman Richard Nixon to the United States Senate. He says: "After carefully analyzing the record of Helen Douglas on matters involving national security, it is established that she cannot be counted with the Democratic majority in congress but with a small group whose speeches and votes have won the approbation of the Communist front in the United States. Therefore, it is my considered judgment that she is not qualified to represent the people of California in the United States Senate. Whereas Richard Nixon, through two terms in Congress, has shown outstanding service and devotion to the best interests of our great state; therefore it behooves me as a long time Democrat to urge you all to vote for Richard Nixon." "Vote for the man who thinks your way" Orange County Democrats for Nixon