anaheim-gazette 1950-11-14

KOREAN WAR (Continued From Page 1) even colder on the Marine front in the northeast. Icy winds howled down from mountain peaks on quilted Chinese and shivering Americans, still in summer uniforms. The U.S. Eighth Army was speeding winter uniforms to its chilled troops. The Marines in their northeastern push were told at Hagaru that the main communist forces pulled out for the north three days ago. Parter east, two regiments of the U.S. Seventh Division marched along ice caked roads in subzero weather toward the Manchurian border, 80 miles away. Winds of 40 miles an hour made it difficult for fighting men of the Seventh Division to breathe. Their hands and feet were numbed by the cold. A thermometer carried by a tiny wind-tossed plane above them registered 21 degrees below zero. Associated Press correspondent Tom Stone and the pilot, Lt. James C. Evans of Columbus, Ga., said an overcast all but hid the 17th Regiment and the 31st "Polar Bear" Regiment. Sleds and oxcarts carried heavy weapons and equipment through the mountain roads north of Pung-san. Local 20-30 Men Receive Orange The 20-30 club was visited by the Orange chapter at its regular meeting last night. Information was announced that the Santa Ana, Fullerton and Anaheim "manure divisions" participating Taxman Tieups (Continued from Page 1) intelligence unit of the internal revenue bureau. And yet: "There has never been a racketeer, hoodlum or gangster of first-rank importance convicted of income tax fraud in California." Similarly, the commission went on, the bureau knows all about involvement of some of its agents with "gamblers, gangsters, hoodlums and abortionists." But: There have been no prosecutions; no agents have been fired; and "no really effective step has been taken to discourage such relationships." 58-Page Report The racket - busting agency packed its findings into a bluntly worded 58 page printed report. It developed the information in the course of previously reported investigations into the slot machine, bookmaking, punchboard and other rackets. The five-man commission, headed by Admiral William H. Standley, USN, Retired, former U. S. Ambassador to Russia, went out of existence in July. tIsfinal recommendations included one to create a new commission—with subpoena and evidence - taking authority which the first group lacked. The closing report, commenting on the way the underworld laughs at tax laws says: "Weak and ineffective enforcement of the tax laws, and particularly the income tax laws, against the operators of organized rackets, although not to be considered." Rain Continued from Page 1 aimed at the intersection of Los Angeles and Center in Anaheim. An unofficial recording in the downtown area put the rainfall up to midnight last night at 1:12 inches. By contrast, E. E. Bruns, Surkist ave. rancher a couple of miles east of Anaheim recorded inches on his instuments. The Santa Ana court house came up with a figure of 1.62. Reading at the county Agricultural station on S. Harbor blvd this morning was 1.03 inches. Anaheim's Light, Water and Power plant reported .95 inches fallen to 8 a.m. today. Total for the season, according to figures there shows .96. The total at the time last year was .80 inches. The Anaheim Union Water co. newspaper interview with little mobster. Extravagances William Pechart, Contra Cosmogambler, with a $200,000 residence that is a luxuriously furnished and elaborately equipped concrete fortress. (Plans for the building were originally intended for bank.) Even a "small-time racketeer like Sam Termini, the report continues, spends at least $269,913 of his home in San Mateo county with more than $100,000 still owing. He made all but one of his periodic payments totaling $165,478 in hard cash. Termini, alias Sam Murray, is described as good son of slain Kansas City politician gangster Charles Binaggio. The point of all this, the commission said is to show that Local 20-30 Men Receive Orange The 20-30 club was visited by the Orange chapter at its regular meeting last night. Information was announced that the Santa Ana, Fullerton and Anaheim "manure divisions" participating in the Fullerton Armistice Day parade last Saturday have been awarded trophies by the city of Fullerton. REDUCE SLIM DOWN Bulging Inches in 10 days OR YOUR MONEY BACK EASY TO HAVE A MODEL FIGURE NO DRUGS! NO LAXATIVE! NO EXERCISE! NO MESSY LIQUIDI NO TIRING ROUTINE! Today's slim-line fashions, so enviated models, don't go with ugly bulges, rolling layers of fat that spoil your appearance and weigh you down physically and equally. No place them with attractive curves—a trim silhouette—the Six Tablet Way. Quick—easy—safe! The healthful, pleasant Six Plan may make excess fat a thing or the past for you! 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Los Angeles St. Phone Anahelm 3304 Resident 16 Years Dies in Hospital Benjamin Appling died suddenly at Anaheim Community hospital yesterday. He was 61. Native of Missouri, he was a resident of Anaheim for 16 years at 621 S. Lemon. He leaves his wife Ethel G., Anaheim; one sister Mrs. Madge Rice, Washington state; three brothers, J. Appling of Missouri, Frank and Richard of Oregon. For 30 years he was an installer for Bell Telephone Co.. Funeral will be held from Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. Howard S. Congdon will officiate. Interment will be in Loma Vista cemetery. Three Countians At 4-H Club Achievement Three state winners in the National 4-H Awards program were named from Orange County, and nounced Ann Girod, Home Advisor in charge of the 4-H club work. The annual Orange Council 4-H club achievement program was held at the Fremont school auditorium, Anaheim. November 10. Donald Rosedale, Yorba Linda Betty Elliott, Orange; and Aver Poling, Placentia were named outstanding in the state contest: "This is the first year California has participated in the State Awards Program," explains Miss Girod. Thirteen 4-H members from Local Family Has Impromptu Reunion This week-end marked quite homecoming for Mrs. Rachele Adair, 117A S. Illinois st. All three of her sons in service came home For a Happy - Festive Holiday LOOK YOUR BEST Dial 5451 For Your Holiday Permanent Now Cold Wave PERMANENT ... 5.95 COMPLETE up Shampoo & Set ... 1.50 up up Personalized HAIR CUT, razor = scissor ... 1.00 To Complete Your Holiday Charm Merle Norman Cosmetics Come in for a Complimentary Facial For Inner Beauty—We Carry Kalash Vitamins MAXINE'S BEAUTY SALON 234 E. Center St. Anaheim 5451 Rain Continued from Page 1 At the intersection of Los and Center in Anaheim, official recording in the town area put the rainfall midnight last night at 1.02 contrast, E. E. Bruns, Sunny rancher a couple of miles from Anaheim recorded .96 on his instruments. Santa Ana court house with a figure of 1.62. King at the county Agricultural on S. Harbor blvd. morning was 1.03 inches. Anaheim's Light, Water and Plant reported .95 inches to 8 a.m. today. Total for season, according to figures shows .96. The total at this first year was .80 inches. Anaheim Union Water co.'s per interview with theobster. Extravagances Tom Pechart, Contra Costa, with a $200,000 residence luxuriously furnished and newly equipped concrete (Plans for the building originally intended for a "small-time racketeer") in Termini, the report compends at least $269,913 on one in San Mateo county, more than $100,000 still owed made all but one of his payments totaling $165,-hard cash. Termini, alias Murray, is described as god-lain Kansas City political Charles Binaggio. Point of all this, the com- said is to show that yard logged 1.15 inches. Los Angeles reported .49 of an inch. San Diego had its first heavy rain of the season, following three nights of below-freezing weather in the rural back country. San Diego reported 1.11 inches while Escondido had 1.73 inches. Avocado, citrus, and truck garden growers particularly welcomed the rain in this area. However, city folks today expressed their gratitude for the brisk rain which washed away the dust deposited on trees and homes by last week's winds. The lower sections of some Anaheim streets reached flood proportions between 3 and 4 p.m. yesterday afternoon when the rainfall was the heaviest. The streets running from curbing to curbing with water impeded foot transportation and made automobile driving risky. Officials at the Light, Water and Power plant said little damage was sustained. A few lines were downed and transformers put out temporarily. Spokesmen expressed apprehension over a possible rain accompanied by winds. This he said would send the damage toll soaring. The police department reported several calls from anxious citizens who saw the water rising toward their front yards. One caller demanded immediate removal of all the water in front of his premises. Although siowed down considerably, traffic moved through Anaheim without rain-caused mishap, Police Lieutenant Niles discus said. But the deluge did concern some locals to the point where they volunteered services, police said. At the intersection of Palm and Taft Claims Continued from Page 1 Pennsylvania, elected to the Senate; Everett M. Dirksen, who might carry Cook county (Chicago) in the final count of his successful Senate race, and Gov. Earl Warren of California re-elected to a third term. Taft reiterated yesterday at a news conference rivalling in size similar presidential meetings, that he won't campaign for the 1952 nomination but would accept it if it comes his way. Friends wondered if Taft's presentation of himself as a candidate who can carry the industrial centers against the stiffest kind of organized labor opposition doesn't indicate that he may take a fairly active role in the forthcoming GOP nomination struggle. For his own part, the Ohio Senator told a reporter that whether he attempts to get the Taft-Hartley act amended in the new 82nd Congress will depend largely on labor's attitude and on how much Southern Democratic support he can enlist. He said he thinks the Taft-Hartley act is permanently on the statute books; with labor's move to repeal it killed by the election results. Fair Critics (Continued from Page 1) know their reaction? The petition was written on Friday in the beginning of the fair as mothers, particularly around the Horace Mann school worried about 'pre-fair attraction.' The petition was not mailed until after the fair because the signers felt it would not be fair to throw a 'monkey Toastmasters Ontario Meet Louis Taylor, recently president, opened the masters regular meeting at Ruby's Cafe in Fullerton business brought before the bers was an announcement Area Council meeting in Nov. 16. It will be held fee Junior college, 7:30 Anaheim officers will attend. Ed Wright gave the info and the evening began Marion Pickel acting as master. Table Topic Master Hueler started the round discussion off on topic "Flation be Checked?" First on the agenda speakers program was R Allen with subject "The Think About" which won terson trophy of the evening Knutzen followed with Talk About Private Aubrey Van Verst present ideas on "Fuel Economy Planned Driving" and D erick Rusch gave the last topic "Dollar Day Vacation." General Evaluator was Ersek; Grammarian was H. Allen and Time kee- Ed Wright. Next meeting will be No- Hunt for Junta Slayer Pressed In Venezuela CARACAS, Venezuela, The government today de-state of emergency and hunt for all the assassins ing President Lt. Col. Car- The Countians Named State Winners 4-H Club Achievement Program State winners in the National 4-H club were from Orange County, Ann Girod, Home Admits charge of the 4-H club, the annual Orange County 4-H club achievement program at the Fremont school, Anaheim, November Old Rosedale, Yorba Linda; Ellott, Orange; and Avery Placentia were named outlaws in the state contest. The first year California participated in the State Program," explains Miss Jenny 4-H members from California were named to win an all-expense paid trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Donald Rosedale was acclaimed state champion in the Tractor Maintenance project, sponsored by the General Petroleum Corporation. Miss Betty Elliott will attend the National Congress as state winner in the Girls' Record contest, sponsored by Mongomery Ward. Avery Poling will represent California as tops in the Gardening project. Three Orange County 4-H members were named alternates in the state contests: Gretchen Berlin, Garden Grove, Citizenship; Nola Postlethwaite, Garden Grove, Leadership; and Mary Jane Adams, Villa Park, Farm and Home Electric contest. Others representing Orange county in the state contest were Wayne Schultz, Fullerton, Meat Animal and Paul Lenz, Garden who saw the water rising toward their front yards. One caller demanded immediate removal of all the water in front of his premises. Although siowed down considerably, traffic moved through Anaheim without rain-caused mishap, Police Lieutenant Niles discus said. But the deluge did concern some locals to the point where they volunteered services, police said. At the intersection of Palm and Santa Ana sts., a highwater point, one individual took it upon himself to direct traffic at the flooded crossroads. He was brought to the station and found to be slightly "soaked." Here are some rainfall statistics: Last Season City Storm Season to Date Anaheim .95 .96 .80 Glendale .48 1.27 2.30 Hunt. Beach 1.20 1.22 .09 Laguna B. 1.10 1.11 1.54 Newport B. .66 .71 1.01 Buena Park 1.10 1.13 .69 Yorba Linda 1.16 1.16 1.40 Fullerton 1.37 1.37 .82 Cypress 1.15 1.15 ... Garden Grove .92 .95 .87 Orange 1.73 1.73 ... Fair Critics (Continued from Page 1) know their reaction? The petition was written on Friday in the beginning of the fair as mothers, particularly around the Horace Mann school worried about 'pre-fair attraction.' The petition was not mailed until after the fair because the signers felt it would not be fair to throw a 'monkey wrench' into a smoothly running, well-managed, previously arranged fair." Mr. Ashleigh," Dr. Jordt pointed out, "failed to quote the only request of the petition, 'that commitments not be made for a six day festival next year'." "We said in the original statement that we thought the one-day Hallowe'en festival as formerly celebrated with complete participation of townspeople was attractive and unique." Warren Ashleigh yesterday made a statement concerning several points in the petition. Phone Pickets Battle Police NEW YORK (P)—Pickets battled Philadelphia police for 45 minutes today in a vain effort to keep 100 telephone operators from going to work at a West Philadelphia exchange. In the struggle several persons were knocked down and one girl pinned against a fence cried out "I think my ribs are broken." Buttons were torn from the coats of police and strikers. Eleven strikers were arrested and charged with inciting to riot. The fight marked the first attempt by striking Western Electric Equipment Workers to keep non-striking Bell workers from going to work since the equipment workers 44-state strike began last Thursday. Citrus Export Plan Revealed The Production and Marketing Administration of the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced today an export payment program, effective Nov. 15, 1950, to encourage exports of fresh and processed oranges and grapefruit. The program provides for pay results. H. Allen and Time Keen Ed Wright. Next meeting will be No. Hunt for Junta Slayer Pressed In Venezuela CARACAS, Venezuela, The government today declared state of emergency and hunt for all the assassins ing President Lt. Col. Caragado Chalbaud, a member ruling three-man military. The alleged leader of the sins, Rafael Simon Urbic arrested with some men his group it was announced. The state of emergency itely suspended civil liberties. The official version of day's slaying said Delgad his aide, Navy Lieut. Carlo lao Lara, were seized by of 20 men as they were Delgado's home. The two taken to an abandoned he eastern section of th where they were brutally Delgado was shot in the b Bacaloa was critically w Rescuer Report Continued from Page who had blessed the shortly before they took o Rome yesterday for Par home, were found scatter forest several miles from th of the crash—apparently by mountain gales. Scraps of a diary written of the pilgrims told of th ence with the Pope and of the Rosary imploring them of heaven before boarding plane. The guides said they had the wreckage through a b the clouds shrouding th tain. They had spotted it said, from a 7000-foot poed "The Cross of the Pigne Experienced mountain o here said the face of th tain is a solid stone wall 18 high and one of the most oous spots in the area. The crash occurred ab miles from the spot where dian Constellation plunged th face of Mount Blanc le two weeks ago, killing 4 Indian seamen and a crew William Moon Al Family Has Promptu Reunion week-end marked quite a long time ago for Mrs. Rachel A.S. Illinois st. All three sons in service came home three unexpectedly so. Noew what any one else is doing to do, so everybody arised. Together under the old again, the boys included 20 of the Navy; David, Air Force, and John, Guard. Donald it was only a week ago. He has returned to ready. John left yesterday, went back today. Adair moved to Anaheim from Whittier. She is at Hellyer Buick. Her Elizabeth, is a second student at Anaheim high Buchu Pills one of the oldest drugs medical science. It is a reliable agent in most all forms trouble. The kidnays act as hers for your system—some need a stimulant and then time for you to get a pack-McCoy's Diuretic Compound pills contain Buchu, Stone Ural, Potash, Nitrate and stimulating diuretic effect. McCoy Drug Stores, Santa Anaheim. California as tops in the Gardening project. Three Orange County 4-H members were named alternates in the state contests: Gretchen Berlin, Garden Grove, Citizenship; Nola Postlethwaite, Garden Grove, Leadership; and Mary Jane Adams, Villa Park, Farm and Home Electric contest. Others representing Orange county in the state contest were Wayne Schultz, Fullerton, Meat Animal and Paul Lenz, Garden Grove, Field Crops. Cecil J. Marks, executive secretary of the Orange County Farm Bureau, announced Gretchen Berlin, Garden Grove, and Ralph Rosedale, Yorba Linda, as the outstanding 4-H boy and girl in Orange county for 1950. Miss Berlin and Mr. Rosedale will attend the all-star convention in Berkeley to compete for state honors. Pins of achievement were presented to the sixty-two volunteer local leaders of the county by Lee J. Hasenjaeger, Orange County Key Banker. Miss Nola Postlethwaite, Garden Grove, presented a fashion show, with over sixty Orange county 4-H boys and girls modeling the garments they had made. The 4-H club program in Orange county is under the direction of Anne Girod, Home Advisor with the Agricultural Extension Service. JUNIOR C OF C MEETS Members of the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce meet tomorrow night for their regular bi-monthly meeting. Place is the Chung King Cafe. Time is 7 p.m. Citrus Export Plan Revealed The Production and Marketing Administration of the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced today an export payment program, effective Nov. 15, 1950, to encourage exports of fresh and processed oranges and grapefruit. The program provides for payments up to one-half of the export price, f.a.s. U.S. port, to be limited by the maximum rates established for individual products, and is similar to the program in effect last year on oranges. Purpose of the program is to help market this year's large crops of oranges and grapefruit and to help remove from domestic channels those quantities which were usually exported before World War II. Eligible outlets include ECA participating countries in Europe, (other than citrus producing countries), the Republic of the Philippines, the Republic of Indonesia, the Federation of Malaya, Hong Kong and Singapore. Announcements containing full details of the program are now being mailed to exporters and to members of the Citrus Industry. Under last year's program approximately 1,661,819 boxes of fresh oranges, 190,935 gallons of concentrated orange juice, and 72,311 cases of canned single strength orange juice were exported. The export payments will be made from funds authorized by Congress to encourage exports of agricultural commodities. Toastmasters Eye Ontario Meeting Louis Taylor, recently installed president, opened the Toastmasters regular meeting last night at Ruby's Cafe in Fullerton. First business brought before the members was an announcement of the Area Council meeting in Ontario, Nov. 16. It will be held at Chaffee Junior college, 7:30 p.m. All Anaheim officers will attend. Ed Wright gave the invocation and the evening began with Marion Plckel acting as Toastmaster. Table Topic Master Dr. Ken Hueler started the round table discussion off on topic "Can Inflation be Checked?" First on the agenda for the speakers program was Robert J. Allen with subject "Things to Think About" which won the Paterson trophy of the evening. John Knutzen followed with "Frank Talk About Private Schools." Aubrey Van Verst presented his ideas on "Fuel Economy Through Limited Driving" and Dr. Fredrick Rusch gave the last talk on topic "Dollar Day Vacation." General Evaluator was Joseph Arsek; Grammarian was Robert M. Allen and Time keeper was Ed Wright. Next meeting will be Nov. 27. Hunt for Junta Slayer Pressed In Venezuela CARACAS, Venezuela, (AP) — The government today decreed a state of emergency and pressed a hunt for all the assassins of Acting President Lt. Col. Carlos Del- Hunt for Junta Slayer Pressed In Venezuela CARACAS, Venezuela, (AP) — The government today decreed a state of emergency and pressed a hunt for all the assassins of Acting President Lt. Col. Carlos Delgado Chalbaud, a member of the ruling three-man military junta. The alleged leader of the assassins, Rafael Simon Urbina, was arrested with some members of his group it was announced. The state of emergency indefinitely suspended civil liberties. The official version of yesterday's slaying said Delgado and its aide, Navy Lieut. Carlos Bacaco Lara, were seized by a group of 20 men as they were leaving Delgado's home. The two were taken to an abandoned house in the eastern section of the city, where they were brutally beaten. Delgado was shot in the back and scalped was critically wounded. Rescuer Reports Continued from Page 1 Noah had blessed the pilgrims shortly before they took off from some yesterday for Paris and Rome, were found scattered in a forest several miles from the scene on the crash—apparently carried by mountain gales. Scraps of a diary written by one of the pilgrims told of the audience with the Pope and of reciting the Rosary imploring the mercy heaven before boarding the plane. The guides said they had seen the wreckage through a break in the clouds shrouding the mountain. They had spotted it, they did, from a 7000-foot point call—"The Cross of the Pigne." Experienced mountain climbers are said the face of the mountain is a solid stone wall 1800 feet high and one of the most dangerous spots in the area. The crash occurred about 85 miles from the spot where an Indian Constellation plunged into 3 face of Mount Blanc less than two weeks ago, killing 43 East Indian seamen and a crew of five. William Moon La Palma park next spring. That leaves it up to the Chamber of Commerce to get Oakland. A week or so ago, Eddie Malone was in town trying to line up a park for the Oaks... Charlie Dressen was unhappy with the Glendale spring training setup. A grand-and-a-half day is too steep a figure... Connie Mack said La Palma park was the best spring training setup he had seen in his long and venerable career in baseball... PROFILES—Dick Ryan is to be congratulated for having presented Anaheim high school teachers' salary problems to the Board of Trustees. Dick Ryan is an aggressive little fellow who can see both sides of an issue. He was a good athlete and a smart coach. ANAHEIMERS — Cpl. William FEATURETTE—An Anheimer whose name we won't mention enjoys his fermented mash, but he doesn't want the trash collector (of all people) to know it. So whenever the empty cans collect in the back porch, he gathers them and under the cover of darkness gets rid of 'em. He drives along one of the rural streets leading to town and throws them out; one here; one there so they won't be seen by the trash collector or the neighbors down his alley. There oughta be a law against such a practice. Orchardists are hard enough taxed and overworked as it is. They shouldn't be required to pick up some would-be big shots empties along their property. REMEMBER—If you give someone something; give him something worth while and it'll be worth the giving. California Slikerette Rainwear with Warmth Smartness, Long Wear! Non-porous Vinylite plastic—warm enough to do away with coats! Huge pockets, 15-inch overlap, reinforced and bonded seams. William Moon Dies at Home William H. Moon died yesterday This home, 400 N. West st. He is 78, born in Missouri. He is survived by three sons, master of Anaheim, Ralph and civil of Santa Ana; one daughter, s. Leona Peugh, El Cajon, and granddaughters. 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