anaheim-gazette 1951-02-13

Hueler Takes Speech Prize "Korean Situation" was the table topic of Marion Pickel at the Toastmasters meeting last night. Louis Taylor opened the meeting and Dr. Kenneth Hueler gave the invocation. Toastmaster of the evening was Royal Marten. C. J. Stillson, first speaker, orated on "Meditation For Help," followed by Ralph Alexander with "A Legitimate Hacket," pointing out the whys and wherefores of the "pass book" offers. Dr. Joseph E. Ersek put his byline on "A Love as Ideal," dealing with Abraham Lincoln. Dr. Hueler took the podium last with "Salesmanship." and won the Patterson Trophy as the best speaker of the evening. General evaluator was Carl Miller. Individual critics were chosen for each speaker. February 28 the club will meet at the local high school cafeteria at 6:30 p.m., for a short business meeting and will then adjourn to the little theatre for the FFA Speech Contest. Dr. Hueler has been chosen as one of the judges. Contest will begin at 7:30 p.m. Robertshaw Cohlnued from Page 1 manufacture its products in California. It now owns a plant covering approximately 125,000 square feet in Lynwood, California where it TIES, NOT TICKETS, FOR TRAFFIC ERRORS—Hyman Sacrs of Bronx, N. Y., gets his "ticket" in form of tie from Traffic Officer George Dabney here yesterday. In a unique campaign to stress traffic safety, errant motorists were handed neckties instead of conventional traffic tickets for minor traffic violations. The neckties are emblazoned with stop signs, red and green traffic lights, speed limit signs and other conventional highway markers. The city's police chief said that motorists would be discouraged from trying to violate the traffic laws just to get a tie. (Associated Press Wirephoto.) GOP Lincoln Day Speeches Show Differences, Unanimity of Thought By The Associated Press Republicans squabbled among themselves over foreign policy He suggested that Atlantic Pact members plus Greece, Turkey, Robertshaw Co-tinued from Page 1 manufacture its products in California. It now owns a plant covering approximately 125,000 square feet in Lynwood, California, where it manufactures Grayson controls used extensively in domestic home appliances. The Grayson controls division plant has recently been enlarged and currently employs approximately 900 people. The new plant in Anaheim, when the first unit is completed, will employ 300 to 400 persons and when the entire project is completed is expected to employ over 2000. Thomas T. Arden, executive vice-president of the corporation, stated that E. W. Moeller of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, the City of Anaheim, and Medaris Realty, were most co-operative in assisting with the details incident to locating the new plant near Anaheim. Arden further stated that the company will construct a substantial building of re-inforced concrete with unusual window area and modern architectural lines. The two story lobby of the office building will be faced with Arizona flagstone. The tract, presently an orange grove, will be landscaped to leave many trees standing to screen the large paved employees parking area and the working "back yard" at the plant. Manufacturing will consist of light high-speed machining, assembling and testing operations, a number of which can be successfully performed by women. This will be the 25th industry to be located in Anaheim since World War II, according to a re- Here's Good News For Parents of Puny Children HADACOL May Relieve Cause Of Distress If Due to Lack Of Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin GOP Lincoln Day Speeches Show Differences, Unanimity of Thought By The Associated Press Republicans squabbled among themselves over foreign policy and "me-toolism" today but generally agreed there are still "pinkos" in the government. They all called for budget cuts. In Lincoln Day political speeches across the nation, the GOP members demonstrated a wide difference of opinion on such issues as sending U.S. troops to Europe. Some of them called for unity and urged a damper on "mere obstructionism." Others said that "me-tooism" had cost the party elections in the past. There were new attacks on Secretary of State Acheson and several GOP speakers defended Senator McCarthy (R-Wis) and his attacks on communists in government. Democrats brought McCarthy under fire in Senate debate in Washington yesterday and Senators Hugh Butler (R-Neb) and Langer (R-ND) sprang to his defense. On the first anniversary of McCarthy's Lincoln Day speech at Wheeling, W. Va., which started the communist-in-government fireworks, Senator Kilgore (D-WVa) demanded that the Wisconsin Senator "come to bat" with proof of his accusations. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York, the 1948 GOP presidential nominee, fired a blast in a New York City speech last night against Republicans who would limit aid to western Europe as Senator Taff (R-Ohio) and Former President Herbert Hoover have suggested. Calling for a world-wide Monroe Doctrine, Dewey said the United States must draw a global line and prepare to wage all-out war if Russian aggression crosses port of Clyde Cromer, chairman of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Plant Location committee. The others are He suggested that Atlantic Pact members plus Greece, Turkey, Iran, Spain, Yugoslavia and the Moslem world from Egypt to China be included in this free world area. "Let us stop handing armies and navies over to the Russians," Dewey said. The only way to stop it is to draw the line... we cannot protect ourselves by withdrawing from the rest of the world. Operation withdrawal is operation suicide." C. W. Says Service Is Great, But Others Disagree WASHINGTON (AP) — To hear this fellow C. W. tell it, the boys in uniform never had it so good. Listen to him: "Good salaries ... small income tax ... no worries about medical, dental or hospital bills ... gasoline for their personal cars ... generous pensions ..." "Except for the draftees, practically every man in uniform gets more money than he could in civilian life." That's what the man said, in a letter to the Washington Evening Star. True, he explained he wasn't talking about combat troops mostly about military desk-sitters. But that didn't help him when the cries of indignation began to arise. "A fine example of subversive propaganda engendered by ignorance and prejudice," thundered an Air Force major from across the Potomac river in Virginia—where there's a building called the Pentagon... with lots of desks. "The writer of that piece of nonsense is either terribly misformed, drunk or in the pay of Here's Good News For Parents of Puny Children HADACOL May Relieve Cause Of Distress If Due to Lack Of Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin And Iron A healthy childhood is the basis for a healthy adult life. Little Lee Horton, age four, of 108 74th Avenue, Houston, Texas, was deficient in Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron, and just didn't have any appetite at all. His father, Mr. F. W. Horton, said that they just couldn't get Lee to eat. They heard about Lee Horton HADACOL on the radio, and decided to try it for Lee. After taking HADACOL, said Mr. Horton, Lee's appetite picked up and he started eating three hearty meals a day. Now Lee has gained weight, has more energy, and never has to be coaxed to eat. Here is Mr. Horton's own statement: "Lee was very weak and run-down and just didn't want to eat at all. We heard about HADACOL on the radio and decided that was what Lee needed. After he started taking HADACOL, his appetite picked up right away. He started gaining weight and eats real well now, and has been feeling real good. HADACOL has been good for Lee and I heartily recommend it to everyone." Boys and girls here's a gift for you. A free Captain HADACOL comic book. Just write to The LeBlanc Corporation, Lafayette, La. Copyright 1951, The LeBlanc Corporation (Adv.) New Plan Allows Students to Enlist WASHINGTON (AP) — Selective Service laid down its formal rules today under which many thousands of college and high school students will have a chance to enlist in the service of their choice even after their school term ends next summer. A 30-day postponement of induction is provided for these students. Under law, inductions of students called up while they are in school are postponed automatically until the end of the school year. But at that time they would be called immediately. The new policy provides that a student, even if he has been ordered for induction, will be allowed to apply for a 30-day holdup of his induction notice, stating his purpose to enlist. The postponement would begin at the end of the school year. Then, at the end of the 30 days, his draft board would make a check. If the student had enlisted, his case would be closed. If he hadn’t, he would be drafted. Selective service officials said they feel the new policy will allow the student to devote his entire final month to his studies, instead of spending time scouting around recruiting stations. Many students have been trying to enlist in the Air Force or the Navy, rather than wait to be drafted for service in the infantry. UN Votes Down US Aggression LAKE SUCCESS (AP) — The United Nations Assembly today overwhelmingly rejected a Soviet demand that it condemn the United States as an aggressor in China. The vote was on the first two Soviet resolutions, previous defeated in the Assembly’s Organization Political committee. The proposal specifically charged the United States committed aggression against China by sending the Seventh Fleet into the Strait of Formosa. The vote was five in favor, against and three abstention Burma, Indoneasia and Yugoslavia abstained. Date Growers Ask To Help Mutual INDIO (AP) — Coachella Valley date growers have been asked to contribute one mill per pound of their estimated 30 million pounds 1950 crop to finance the organization of a California Date Mutual association. A. W. Staples, chairman of the Date Growers committee, said the money would be needed to pay operating costs of the group until the first compulsory crop assessment next fall. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIOCAST Christian Science: The Science Now my towels are always soft, fluffy, sweet-smelling! Automatic Gas Clothes Dryer illustrated in WHÍRLPOOL Other leading makes include Bendix and Kenmore. ENTER YOUR DEALER'S $500000 CONTEST! A HOME LAUNDRY AND 22 OTHER MAJOR PRIZES How would you like to win a home laundry consisting of an automatic gas clothes dryer and an automatic washer? Just complete this sentence in 20 words or less: "I want an automatic gas clothes dryer because..." using official entry form. There's nothing to buy! DRY OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM AT YOUR AUTOMATIC GAS CLOTHES DRYER DEALER'S (List available at your Gas Company.) YOUR HOME LAUNDRY ISN'T COMPLETE WITHOUT AUTOMATIC Drudge the day my automo Hanging up clothes, the them down again, is backwork. Lugging a heavy cloth outdoors is a strain, too. Buof all that with my automatic g dryer. All I do now is toss rins into the dryer, set the control matter of minutes take them My clothes always dry be now. They're soft, fluffy, sw ing...never stiff, harsh or ou No sun-fading, no rust or s 5 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Westminster Theft Nets $191 Burglars obtained $191 in cash at the woman's apparel manufacturing plant operated by Harold Wener at Westminster, according to report filed today at the sheriff's office. The money was taken from a small safe and was all in $5 bills exactp a dollar in small change. Kidney Ailment Hospitalizes Bing SANTA MONICA (UP) — Bing Crosby is booked for a week's engagement at St. John's hospital following an operation for a kidney ailment. The singer was operated on yesterday. He was reported resting comfortably. The Surgeon said Crosby will be hospitalized at least a week. Today the hospital reported Crosby's "condition is good." Lignite is found in many parts of the world. Young F. Hammatt, 11356 Orangewood, Anaheim, has been appointed to the post of East district coordinator for the new civil defense block warden system for the Los Angeles area by Americ Hadley, the City's Chief Block Warden. One of seven newly appointed coordinators, Hammatt is a former recreation director of the City Recreation and Park department. Headquarters for VALENTINE CANDY Headquarters for VALENTINE CANDY AND OTHER GIFTS Make this the best Valentine ever with a gift from McCOY'S CUT RATE DRUGS 100 W. Center St. Anaheim rudgery vanished ay my automatic gas clothes dryer was installed ing up clothes, then taking down again, is back-breaking. Lugging a heavy clothes basket ors is a strain, too. But I'm free that with my automatic gas clothes All I do now is toss rinsed clothes the dryer, set the control, and in a of minutes take them out. clothes always dry beautifully They're soft, fluffy, sweet-smellnever stiff, harsh or out of shape. n-fading, no rust or soot spots. The speed of my automatic gas clothes dryer still amazes me. Its economy is really outstanding, too! The installed price of automatic gas clothes dryers is lower than that of other automatic dryers. The operating cost is also lower with gas...only 2¢ to 3¢ per dryer-full. You'll find automatic gas clothes dryers now at dealers' or your Gas Company. See them. Learn how you can win one. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY AS CLOTHES DRYING