anaheim-gazette 1950-12-19

KOREAN WAR Continued from Page 1 east flank brought determined punches against that section of the Allied line. A field dispatch said the reds may be trying to capture high ground looking down on Hungnam's busy port. Artillery fire smashed one such attack and killed an estimated 200 Korean reds in 20 minutes. Allied warships slipping through the Sea of Japan's icy waters off Hungnam port pounded 37 concentrations of Chinese and Korean communists. The big naval guns dispersed one column of attacking reds with heavy casualties. Mr. Norman Christopher, 2344 Cumberland, Houston, Texas, works for the Water Contract Division of the city of Houston, and he says the housetops aren't high enough nor the days long enough for him to praise HADACOL. He says since he has been taking HADACOL he feels mighty good. He found his system was deficient in Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron. Mr. Christopher says: "After I 5 • Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1956 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA AIRMEN POUND RED CONCENTRATIONS—While U.N. naval armada, including the U.S.S. Missouri, shelled Chinese communists on borders of U.N. beachhead (sawtooth line), Navy and Marine airmen pounded red troop concentrations within 60 mile radius (solid line with bomb blasts) of Hungnam. On the ground in beachhead perimeter, U.S. Third Division troops fought off a fanatical red attack.—(Associated Press Wirephoto Map.) Disaster Plans Continued from Page 1 the assigned tasks: LAW AND ORDER — Police Chief Mark A. Stephenson, protection of persons and property during disaster conditions. FIRE—Acting Fire Chief Ed Stringer, fire suppression and initiative in the event of explosion, which went into action immediately, got most of the situation under control and obviated much of the necessity for calling in much outside help. This, he said, is what disaster men have in mind for Anaheim. To the question, "What to do?" Murdoch pointed out two immediate courses. First, he said, the Mr. Christopher says: "After I got out of the Army I was underweight, nervous, couldn't sleep and had a terrible time getting food to agree with me. When I would wake up in the morning, I would always be sick at my stomach—I could never eat breakfast—imagine having to wait until noon before eating the first meal of the day. Even then just a few mouthfuls of food would fill me up. At night I couldn't sleep—I would just roll and toss all night. I felt miserable. Nothing seemed to help me until I started taking HADACOL. After the third bottle of HADACOL I could tell a difference in my eating and sleeping habits. Now after a year's time of taking HADACOL I have gained almost 20 pounds. I sleep well—and the most wonderful thing—I can enjoy 3 full meals a day. There is no way I can describe the tremendous improvement in my appetite. I have started my wife taking HADACOL and she, too, it feeling wonderful. If there is anybody who doubts my word about what I have said about HADACOL, they should have seen me before I started taking HADACOL. I sincerely recommend HADACOL to all my friends and urge them to take HADACOL." All Ages Can Be Helped HADACOL is simply remarkable, the way it has helped folks of all ages—yes, thousands of men, women and children who have deficiencies of Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron. HADACOL is that wonderful new preparation—promising blessed relief for stomach distress, nervousness, if caused by an upset stomach, nagging aches and pains, or a general run-down condition, when they are due to such deficiencies. Remember, HADACOL is not a quick-acting product that only attacks the symptoms of the mischiefs of the city of Houston, and he says the housetops aren't high enough nor the days long enough for him to praise HADACOL. He says since he has been taking HADACOL he feels mighty good. He found his system was deficient in Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron. Mr. Christopher says: "After I got out of the Army I was underweight, nervous, couldn't sleep and had a terrible time getting food to agree with me. When I would wake up in the morning, I would always be sick at my stomach—I could never eat breakfast—imagine having to wait until noon before eating the first meal of the day. Even then just a few mouthfuls of food would fill me up. At night I couldn't sleep—I would just roll and toss all night. I felt miserable. Nothing seemed to help me until I started taking HADACOL. After the third bottle of HADACOL I could tell a difference in my eating and sleeping habits. Now after a year's time of taking HADACOL I have gained almost 20 pounds. I sleep well—and the most wonderful thing—I can enjoy 3 full meals a day. There is no way I can describe the tremendous improvement in my appetite. I have started my wife taking HADACOL and she, too, it feeling wonderful. If there is anybody who doubts my word about what I have said about HADACOL, they should have seen me before I started taking HADACOL. I sincerely recommend HADACOL to all my friends and urge them to take HADACOL." Disaster Plans Continued from Page 1 the assigned tasks: LAW AND ORDER — Police Chief Mark A. Stephenson, protection of persons and property during disaster conditions. FIRE—Acting Fire Chief Ed Stringer, fire suppression and initiative in the event of explosion, wrecked buildings, etc. MEDICAL — Dr. John Miller, medical treatment under disaster conditions. PUBLIC WORKS—Acting City Engineer George Holyoke, maintenance of streets, drains, sewers; etc. in emergency. UTILITIES — Acting Superintendent of Light, Water and Power George Oelkers, repair of and damaged utility facilities, including light, water, power and gas mains and lines. TRANSPORTATION — Trav Cushman, maintenance of emergency transportation facilities for citizens, supplies and disaster relief needs. COMMUNICATIONS — Planning Commission secretary Robert Mungall, organization for instantaneous use of communications, both local and outside, such as radio, telephone, etc. RED CROSS — Marion Pickel, preparation of food, shelter and clothing; post-disaster rehabilitation; training of first aid corps. RECRUITMENT — City Clerk Charles Griffith, direction of the recruitment of local persons for work on the various disaster relief agencies. Skeleton Form That's the way Murdoch outlined the plan for the region last night. He told his audience that such a system has existed in skeleton form more or less since World War II. He added that post war apathy and the desire to forget the just-passed conflict vitiated the organization considerably. At the present time, Murdoch indicated, facilities permit effective disaster relief for limited emergencies only. In other words, he said, nothing much beyond the average fire or police action. In the event of severe catastrophe, Anaheim would have to depend on outside help. In the event of an outside call for help, little which went into action immediately, got most of the situation under control and obviated much of the necessity for calling in much outside help. This, he said, is what disaster men have in mind for Anaheim. To the question, "What to do?" Murdoch pointed out two immediate courses. First, he said, the job is to drum up recruits for the disaster relief corps. Volunteers must be registered and enter into training. And secondly, detailed planning work must be commenced, so that every area will be prepared to aid itself effectively should disaster strike. An immediately upcoming move, Murdoch said, is the issuance to every home in Anaheim, of the government pamphlet "Survival Under Atomic Attack." Much publicized already, the booklet contains information on steps individuals should take in the event of an A-bomb strike. Pending arrival of sufficient number of booklets, Murdoch said, distribution to Anaheim residents will be completed as soon as possible. Following Murdoch's talk, a few Legionmen voiced their opinions on the matter of disaster relief plans. Hoag's Plan Tom Hoag told comrades that he has up for consideration a detailed plan for disaster relief facilities in Anaheim. He offered the plan to planners when they get down to the business of detailed planning. Major Charles Schmidt, pos-adjustant, voiced Legion desire to get the show on the road. "Since July," he said, "we have been beyond the limited emergency stage. We in the Legion have repeatedly asked the council what we could do in the way of preparing for a disaster. So far we've had no answer. Now maybe they will tell us what we can do." As of this moment," he continued, "we would be helpless in disaster struck tomorrow. I trust that soon we will be able to say 'If disaster strikes tomorrow,' we will be fully prepared." men, women and children who have deficiencies of Vitamins B1, E2, Niacin and Iron. HADACOL is that wonderful new preparation—promising blessed relief for stomach distress, nervousness, if caused by an upset stomach, nagging aches and pains, or a general run-down condition, when they are due to such deficiencies. Remember, HADACOL is not a quick-acting product that only attacks the symptoms of the miseries, but actually relieves the real cause of pains and aches due to such deficiencies. Yes, and continued use of HADACOL helps prevent the miseries from coming back. Start Taking HADACOL Now Don't go through life putting up with a stomach that is easily upset, that causes you gas pains, heartburn, sour risings after meals; a stomach that will not digest food properly; yes, if due to lack of Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron, you can overcome the deficiencies which are causing these miseries by taking HADACOL which contains those precious Vitamins. Start taking HADACOL right away, and if you do not get the results you expect your money will be immediately refunded. HADACOL costs only $1.25 for a trial-size bottle. Large family or hospital-size, $3.50. There is only one true and genuine HADACOL. If your druggist does not have HADACOL, order it direct from The LeBlanc Corporation, Lafayette, Louisiana.—The LeBlanc Corporation Copyright 1950 (Adv.) Car-Train (Continued From Page 1) The train crew told Officer Clyde Leaker, of the California Highway Patrol, that Mrs. Godinez was speeding, but other witnesses said she had been driving at a moderate pace 500 feet before reaching the crossing. Her car traveled 75 feet after the impact and the train traveled 221 feet, Leaker said. The officer spent several hours futily trying to locate relatives of the injured being delayed by an incorrect address on the car's registration certificate. In other Anaheim area accidents, Shirley Yorba, two, was injured yesterday in a collision between cars driven by Trinidad Yorba, 68, Atwood, and Dorothy Davenport, 26, Corona. The crash took place on Orangethorpe ave., west of Van Buren st., near Buena Park. Mary Lopez, two, Santa Ana, received minor injuries when she ran into the side of an automobile driven by Tilly Ortega, 30, of El Modena. Ortega was driving along Earlham st., in El Modena yesterday afternoon when the accident took place. Collision between two trucks at Westminster and Springdale aves., west of Garden Grove yesterday resulted in minor injury of Clarence Phillips, Long Beach, who was driving a pick-up truck. Other driver was David Richard, 42, of Orange, who was operating a dump truck which overturned in the crash spilling a load of asphalt. LOS ANGELES (AP)—Egg prices were showing signs of cracking Thieves Strip Anaheimer’s Car A car belonging to William Douglas Neuner, 515 S. Resh st., Anaheim, was stripped of $150 worth of equipment when it became disabled on a highway near Buena Park yesterday afternoon. Three youths in a sedan had attempted to help him start the car by pushing it with their car but failed so Neuner locked his car and left it at the side of the highway. Returning last evening he discovered thieves had stripped the car of its spare wheel and tire, car radio, carburetor, generator, distributor and all spark plugs. Atlantic Nations Continued from Page 1 ing powers in Germany; to “initiate” talks with the West German government on the question of getting Germans into the force. The council also agreed to set up a sort of high command—officially called a "defense production board"—to speed up and expand the manufacture of armaments. The program, adopted yesterday in defiance against threats from Russia that rearming Germany would violate existing treaties, calls for an international force of 55 to 60 divisions, plus air and sea arms. It aims at a total force 1,000,000 men by the end of 1953. LOS ANGELES (AP)—Sought for nine years on draft evasion charges, Robert C. Farland, 43, one time Chicago lawyer, is in jail under $15,000 bond today following his arrest by the FBI. Pravda Calls 'Explosion of MOSCOW (AP) — Pravda branded President Truman's lamination of a state of emerald in the United States as "explosion of war hysteria." The paper called on the people to intensify their vigil "towards the aggressive pand especially towards all international intrigues." The editorial was the first prehensive Soviet comment on presidential proclamation of Friday. It was the third series of front page articles with Mr. Truman's recountments. The first dealt his Nov. 30 press conference which he referred to the policy of using the atom bomb and communist China. The commented on the commission on the conference of the president and Britain's Minister Atlee. Each of the articles has added the president of being in a war of "war hysteria." Each has clarified that the United States self is not threatened, that troops are the aggressors in rea. "One might think," Pravda "that there are hostile armies in the United States borders are just about to invade America territory, that hostile squadrons are concentrated American shores which are about to begin to shell port coastal cities." The paper declared that reality is even smaller chil Westminster and Springdale aves., west of Garden Grove yesterday resulted in minor injury of Clarence Phillips, Long Beach, who was driving a pick-up truck. Other driver was David Richard, 42, of Orange, who was operating a dump truck which overturned in the crash spilling a load of asphalt. LOS ANGELES (AP)—Egg prices were showing signs of cracking in Los Angeles markets today, with some stores cutting off one or two cents a dozen on large grade AA's. The price now ranges between 86 and 88 cents. LOS ANGELES (AP)—Sought for nine years on draft evasion charges, Robert C. Farland, 43, one time Chicago lawyer, is in jail under $15,000 bond today following his arrest by the FBI. Chief agent Richard B. Hood said Farland fled from Chicago in 1941 and that he has been living here under an assumed name. He was arrested yesterday. Hoag's Plan Hoag told comrades that up for consideration a plan for disaster relief in Anaheim. 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Each of the articles has accused the president of being in a state "war hysteria." Each has deed that the United States it is not threatened, that U.S. ships are the aggressors in Korea. One might think," Pravda said that there are hostile armies at United States borders which just about to invade American territory, that hostile navaladrons are concentrated at American shores which are just out to begin to shell ports and stal cities." Pravda continued, "which have invaded Korea and are ruining the homes of Koreans, creating a threat to the security and national existence of the Korean people. "The affairs of the present (U. S.) rulers are bad," Pravda declared, "if they can carry through their policy only with the help of emergency measures." The paper said "everyone knows it is the Soviet Union which stood for and stands for strengthened peace in the whole world and for the decision of all international problems through normal talks between states." 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