anaheim-gazette 1950-12-22

Drew Pearson Radio Program Goes Begging NEW YORK (AP)—Adam Hat stores said today it would not renew radio commentator Drew Pearson's contract when it expires Feb. 18. A statement issued by Charles V. Molesworth, Adam Hat president, said sponsorship of Pearson's weekly program was being dropped because of "a planned change in advertising media for 1951." The company said the decision was not a result of the controversy between Pearson and Senator McCarthy (R-Wis). Senator McCarthy (R-Wis) attacked Pearson in a Senate speech last Friday. Among other things, he called Pearson "a character assassin" and said Adam Hat stores should stop sponsoring Pearson's Sunday night broadcast on ABC. Pearson retorted in a statement that "Senator McCarthy is rapidly making the initials 'M.C.' supposed to mean Member of Congress, take on a new meaning—'mental case'." In Washington, the Evening Star said Adam Hat stores gave Pearson notice the contract would not be renewed after receiving communications from "McCarthy admirers" but that since then there as been a "flood of mail... from those who back Mr. Pearson," leading to further discussions on the question. Asked whether he had been notified that his contract would not be renewed, Pearson told a reporter that he couldn't comment. He did say that "the Adam Hat people have been swell to me." Anaheim Guards Continued from Page 1 K—Anaheim's own—up with the best. "We wish him well with his new assignment. Sgt. Miller is being transferred to the Presidio of San Francisco. "Sergeant Miller enlisted in the National Guard on June 16, 1931, serving in the 85th Infantry. Co.K, Anaheim. He resides with his wife, Mrs. Rosina A. Miller, and daughter at 841 S. Lemon st. Sgt. Miller for the past 23 years was manager of Miller's Auto Electric shop in Anaheim. "During the war, Sgt. Miller served as food inspector for the Sixth Army." (signed) Cpl. John C. Baumfalk, Unit Correspondent, Co.K, 224th Inf. Regt. A partial payment of $1,765,000 on juice and product oranges and grapefruit was approved today by the Board of Directors of the California Fruit Growers Exchange. This brings total payments for the 1949-50 season so far to $5,800,-000. It is expected that final payments on all of the 1949-50 orange and grapefruit pools will be made during the spring of 1951. "We believe that our record of In Washington, the Evening Star said Adam Hat stores gave Pearson notice the contract would not be renewed after receiving communications from "McCarthy admirers" but that since then daughter at 841 S. Lemon st. Sgt. Miller for the past 23 years was manager of Miller's Auto Electric shop in Anaheim. "During the war, Sgt. Miller served as food inspector for the Sixth Army." (signed) Cpl. John C. Baumfalk, Unit Correspondent, Co. K, 224th Inf. Regt. BEST WISHES FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON LAKE'S MENS WEAR Christmas Greetings It's anybody's guess what the future has in store but the past, particularly the last year, leaves no need for guessing. For us it has been LOVELY MODEL ... Patti O'Malley modern home laundry offer as test being sponsored by gas Southern California. The autorer and 22 other prizes will be completing the sentence. "I w..." The contest closes March 1 It's anybody's guess what the future has in store but the past, particularly the last year, leaves no need for guessing. For us it has been filled with pleasure in serving such swell folks as you.... Merry Christmas MAYNARD and ELSIE and the gang... at GLENN'S CAFE 122 East Center Anaheim A cherry Christmas glow emanates from the daily lighted home of E. G. Spraetz, Lyn dr. It is typical of the Bonnat tract homes now decorated for the holiday season. (Gazette photo by Bradley) Growers Get Final Payment Total payment of $1,765,000 and product oranges and was approved today by of Directors of the Cali-uit Growers Exchange. Total payments for the season so far to $5,800, expected that final pay- off of the 1949-50 orange fruit pools will be made in spring of 1951. Central California Orange Shipments Lauded in Drive to Regain East Markets Oranges currently being shipped from Central California will go a long way toward regaining consumer acceptance for California fruit in the eastern markets, Joe Imhof, general sales manager for Mutual Orange Distributors told growers in Lindsay. Occasion for the sales manager's optimism was the MOD board's second annual meeting in Lindsay. The cooperative's governing body has adopted a policy of holding at least one business Consumer Goods Continued from Page 1 make it imperative under the law that auto industry wages be stabilized, he declared. As for general wage-price controls, Wilson said in reply to a question that he has not had time President Truman For WASHINGTON (UP) — President Truman goes home for Christmas today—and the anxieties of a threatened world ride with Mr. Truman arranged to fly by plane for Kansas City after recording two Christmas messages—one to the Amor people, another to the people the rest of the world—for casting on Christmas Eve. In the president's Mission bound party were Maj. Gen. M. Vaughan, his military aide; Gen. Wallace H. Graham, presidential physician; Col. Mrs. Louis Truman, and vax members of the White House Col. Truman is a cousin of president. Although he's going home rest, the White House said Truman plans to get a lot of done. He will be in constant with Washington and his the Independence, will be able to fly him back on short run in the event of emergency. Mr. Truman plans to a Christmas Day quietly with family at their big, old-fashioned home in Independence, Mo. Truman already has gone Independence by train. daughter Margaret plans to with them on Christmas. Meantime, Mr. Truman few engagements in the neighborhood—a party tonight in Mulklebach hotel at Kansas City a luncheon tomorrow in the hotel; an Eastern Star me Saturday night at Grand Hotel. Oranges currently being shipped from Central California will go a long way toward regaining consumer acceptance for California fruit in the eastern markets, Joe Imhof, general sales manager for Mutual Orange Distributors told growers in Lindsay. Occasion for the sales manager's optimism was the MOD board's second annual meeting in Lindsay. The cooperative's governing body has adopted a policy of holding at least one business session in the central California area to become better acquainted with the growers and their particular problems. Over 100 growers attended a buffet supper at the Mt. Whitney hotel with MOD officials as hosts. Fruit being shipped from the central California area so far this year is a fresh fruit salesman's dream, Imhof said. Sizes run to about 179 with outside color good and eating quality excellent. Shipments, however, have been comparatively light. This is partly due to the new central California policy of letting the fruit remain on the tree until it has reached full maturity. Picking has also been light due to heavy rains in the area. Prorate for the area this week is 400 carloads of navels. Quality of navels being shipped from up north will undoubtedly react favorably on the Southern California deal when volume shipments start, Imhof believes. Red Broadcast Continued from Page 1 against United Nations forces in Western Korea prompted a warning by General MacArthur that a big new Chinese offensive might be imminent. In northeast Korea, evacuation of nearly 25,000 frightened civilians from the red-besieged port of Hungnam was reported by AP correspondent Tom Lambert. Close-range rocket ships, big naval guns and artillery still shielded the small beachhead — The United Nations' last foothold in North Korea. China's rejection of any talk toward a cease-fire was made in a six-point statement broadcast in Peping and heard here. The red premier-foreign minister said the three-man U.N. committee's appeal was "unlawful" Patti O'Donnell lends extra glamor to the home laundry offer as first prize in the $5000 slogan consponsored by gas clothes dryer dealers throughout North California. The automatic washer and gas clothes dryer 22 other prizes will be awarded for the best expressions stating the sentence, "I want a gas clothes dryer because the contest closes March 1, 1951, and entry blanks are available all gas clothes dryer dealers. Close-range rocket ships, big naval guns and artillery still shielded the small beachhead — The United Nations' last foothold in North Korea. China's rejection of any talk toward a cease-fire was made in a six-point statement broadcast in Peiping and heard here. The red premier-foreign minister said the three-man U.N. committee's appeal was "unlawful" because Chinese communists do not participate in formation of the committee at the U.N. Assembly. The committee had sent the Peiping regime three requests to negotiate for a cease-fire — the last one Thursday night. The United Nations General Assembly at Lake Success set up the committee during a consideration of the Korean crisis. A red Chinese delegation's chief spokesman blasted the U.N. in a lengthy speech but it was not permitted to participate in the decisions because red China is not a member. The Chinese left New York for home earlier this week. The red attacks in Western Korea started shortly before Chou's rejection of cease-fire dickering. The attacks indicate an allout offensive against U.N. forces could be expected almost any hour. Observers were guessing that Christmas Eve might be the signal for the new red drive because of the Oriental practice of striking on Occidental holidays. General MacArthur's late Friday war summary said from 10 to 12 divisions have been identified along Parallel 38, arbitrary boundary between North and South Korea. President Truman Goes Home For Christmas WASHINGTON (P) — President Truman goes home for Christmas day—and the anxieties of a war-attened world ride with him. Mr. Truman arranged to leave plane for Kansas City, Mo., recording two Christmasages—one to the American side, another to the people of rest of the world—for arranging on Christmas Eve. The president's Missouri-led party were Maj. Gen. Harry Hughan, his military aide; Brig. Wallace H. Graham, theidential physician; Col. and Louis Truman, and various members of the White House staff. Truman is a cousin of the president. Although he's going home for a visit to the White House said Mr. Truman plans to get a lot of work. He will be in constant touch with Washington and his plane. Independence, will be ready by him back on short notice the event of emergency. Mr. Truman plans to spend Christmas Day quietly with his only at their big, old-fashioned state in Independence, Mo. Mrs. Truman already has gone to independence by train. Their mother Margaret plans to be them on Christmas. Meanwhile, Mr. Truman has a engagements in the neighbor—a party tonight in the Klebach hotel at Kansas City; ancheon tomorrow in the same city; an Eastern Star meeting today night at Grandview, and a church dedication. LA, San Francisco Stock Exchanges Merger Considered The Los Angeles Stock Exchange and the San Francisco Stock Exchange, the two principal securities markets in the West, are exploring the possibility of consolidating their operations, according to the joint statement made today by Phelps Witter, chairman of the board of the Los Angeles' Stock Exchange and Douglas G. 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