anaheim-gazette 1951-03-12

PRESENTED THE AIR MEDAL—Brig. Gen. Luther W. Sweetser, Jr., left, commander of the U.S. Far East Air Forces 452nd Light Bomb Wing, congratulates S/Sgt. Leslie R. Adams, 710 W. Santa Ana st., B-26 gunner of the Wing, after presenting him with the Air Medal at a ceremony in Wing headquarters.—(U.S. Air Force photo) Anaheim Sgt. Honored in Japan HEADQUARTERS, 452nd BOMB WING—In a formal ceremony at this Japan base Staff Sergeant Leslie R. Adams was presented the sixth Oak Leaf cluster to the Air Medal by Brigadier General Luther W. Sweetser, Jr., commanding general of the 452nd Light Bomb Wing. Sergeant Adams, whose wife lives at 710½ W. Santa Ana st., is a combat gunner in one of the B-28s with which the wing makes daily strikes against the enemy in Korea. The citation accompanying the award read, in part, "For meritorious conduct while in armed aerial flight against the enemy when the appearance of enemy and joined the U.S. Air Force Reserve in 1949 at Long Beach. He was recalled to active duty with the 452nd Bomb Wing on August 7, 1950 and in November moved with the wing to its overseas base." Sergeant Adams, whose wife lives at 710½ W. Santa Ana st., is a combat gunner in one of the B-26s with which the wing makes daily strikes against the enemy in Korea. The citation accompanying the award read, in part, "For meritorious conduct while in armed aerial flight against the enemy when the appearance of enemy aircraft was probable and expected." Sergeant Adams first entered military service in 1944 at Los Angeles, was discharged in 1946 and joined the U.S. Air Force Reserve in 1949 at Long Beach. He was recalled to active duty with the 452nd Bomb Wing on August 7, 1950 and in November moved with the wing to its overseas base. The Kansas born airman graduated from Anaheim Union High school and attended Fullerton junior college. Sergeant and Mrs. Adams have a son, Rickle, age 2. REALLY FRESH ... is the freshly squeezed orange juice served on all Southern Pacific dining cars. Here (left to right) Julius Schmieder, Sunset Limited steward, shows Bob Winans, division sales manager, and Joe Imhoff, manager of Pure Gold, some of the fruit grown in this area. The Mutual Orange Distributor executives travel thousands of miles each year checking with buyers, outlets and consumers on M.O.D.'s fresh citrus fruit. ROSE FOR THE PANDIT — Premier Jawaharlal Nehru of India sniffs a rose presented to him at Cairo Airport while enroute to Commonwealth Premiers' conference in London. Pork, Noodle Casserole Pork chops top noodles for a zestful casserole. First, brown the chops, then place them over noodles, moistened with tomato soup and seasoned with grated onion. Bake in a moderate oven (350°F.) for 45 minutes to one hour. Bacon-Egg Cups Serve novel bacon-egg cups for breakfast brightness. Place bacon slices in frying-pan and cook slowly until transparent. Then line muffin pans with the slices. Place an egg in each pan, season with salt and pepper and bake in a 300°F. oven for 15 minutes. Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN & NEUBAUER ANNIVERSARY—Today is the 99th anniversary of the founding of the Girl Scouts of America. The Gazetteer takes this opportunity to congratulate all Girl Scouts and their leaders for the fine work done in building outstanding American womanhood. NEWSREVIEW—County Grand Jury asked that law enforcing agencies do something about drunk driving. Barney Kosser, jury foreman, presented a 36-page report on conditions in Orange county. Charles Ferruson, executive vice-president of the Daystorm Furniture co., announced that the Fullerton plant would be moved to Anaheim where a $50,00 factory is to be built. James McCoombs of the International Association of Machinists was in Anaheim last week on an effort to "organize" the Kwikset Lock Co. employees who seem to be satisfied with working conditions; pay and management as it is without union representation. Mrs. Cordella Green, 23-year old mother who is accused of murdering her three-months-old daughter was bound over to Superior court for trial. $567,000 was allotted for the rehabilitation of the Santa Ana Marine Helicopter Base. Thief Victimizes Anaheim Officer Police Officer Alvin E. Rogers, 1225 E. Oak st. Anaheim, was a victim of a petty theft Friday night. He had parked his car on Lemon it while he went to a movie and discovered when he started home that his spare tire, wheel and tube had been pilfered during his absence. Loot worth $105.50 was taken from a car belonging to Walter Francis Allers of Costa Mesa, while it was parked in Harmony park parking lot Saturday evening or early Sunday morning. The thief or thieves gained access to the car by breaking a windwing with a 7-Up bottle, causing damage assessed at $10. The booty included three women's purses, a coat and a child's pair of slacks. Fires burned 330,531 acres on U.S. national forests in 1960. Goming Vacation May WASHINGTON UP—Easter vacation fever hit Capitol Hill today, and administration leaders hoped it would help shove along some important legislation now in difficulty. Both Senate and House Depot to get out of Washington from March 22 until April 2. Whether they did or not depends on the progress of legislation between now and March 22. Standing between the Senate and a vacation are two major matters: an emergency extension of the federal rent control program and the hotly controversial Troops for Europe resolution. Before the Easter process, Home leaders would like to get rid of bills for emergency food aid for India, defense housing, rent control and reorganization. The House may also be called upon to act on a bill revising negotiation bill. This may be tomorrow's This may be tomorrow's lifeline for millions! If the worst should happen... if America should be attacked... if atom bombs should fall with all their fury... would there be enough blood available for the millions who would need it? The answer must be yes... and in time it can be yes... if you help now through your Red Cross. Your Red Cross has been given the responsibility for planning, operating, and coordinating a nationwide blood program for the armed forces and for civil defense. Money, as well as blood, is needed. Won't you give, and give generously, through your Red Cross? The money you give today can mean blood whenever it's needed. HONORABLE MENTION— usually lists from Korea show high percentage of Mexicanamerican youth among the dead, bounded and missing. In World War II these lads more than disguished themselves with their courage and fortitude. Today, the museeer salutes these gallant, courageous men who are fighting for democracy might live. PROGRESS—Anaheim made a up forward when the city counmoved to codify the city ornances. David Wetlin, Orange torney, was retained to do the STATISTICS—In spite of man's international strife, life goes on, usual. People are born, they ow up; fall in love; get married; use families and then pass on their reward. Anaheim names were blessed with new arrals—It was a son for Emilii Salos, Nicholas Arroys, Earl ese, Robert Withrow, and nighters for Robert Alverez, Jack Melkey, Douglas Palm. Contulations. Dan' Cupid is ding the sledding tough, though friendly Anaheim undertakers rather busy. To all those who loved ones, we extend our heart-felt sympathy. NITECAP—Anything a woman generally goes in one ear then over the back fence. Mobilize for defense + give not Give Generously to Your AnaSpace for this Red Cross message made possible by th A. P.M. Brown Co. "A Full House of Insurance" 501 North Los Angeles St. Phone 2275 Criss Business College Complete Business Training 512 East Center St. Phone 5201 Shipkey & Pearson Goodyear Tires and Recapping 201 North Los Angeles St. Phone 3403 Kwikset Locks, 516 East Santa Ana St. Schulfz Tool & Mfg. Co. Manufacturers of Machine Tools and Screw Machine Pro495 East La Palma St. Hilgenfeld Mor120 East Broadway Section Title: Action May Speed Legislature The Senate may spend the next two weeks debating whether the president and authority of the American troops to Europe without a declaration of war or express approval by Congress. House leaders secretly hope this controversial matter won't be tossed into their lap. If the Senate must take a stand on the issue, they hope it will be in the form of a simple Senate resolution not requiring House action. But the House Republican Leadership group that body to have a voice in the debate, too. The Defense Housing bill comes up in the House this week, along with two reorganization measures and a compromise contract negotiation bill. The $3,000,000,000 housing bill, intended to encourage private enterprise to build needed housing in defense areas, faces stiff opposition, as do the two re-organization measures. OAKS WINNING BOYES SPRING (UP)—The Oakland Acorns take on the Sacramento Solons tonight after three straight victories over the San Francisco Seals. The Coast league baseball champs beat the Seals 4-2 Sunday and 10-8 Saturday. U.S. LIBRARY POPULAR SPOT SINGAPORE (UP)—Business is booming at the library of the United States Information Service in this British Crown colony city. The librarian, Miss Margaret K. Beadles of Mayville, Kentucky, said 14,484 residents are using the library regularly. Bauer Graduated From Navy School Duane John Bauer, airmen apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Bauer of 809 W. Broadway was recently graduated from the Aviation Machinist's Mate school at the U.S. Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. Bauer, who has since been transferred to the U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air Station at Miramar, entered the Naval service May 26, 1950, and received his recruit trailing at the U.S. Naval Training center, San Diego. Before entering the Navy, he was graduated from Anaheim Union High school. Denmark has been using a vaccine known as BCG against tuberculosis since the early 1930s. A record 50 billion eggs were produced in the United States in 1950. ```markdown ``` give now! Your Anaheim Red Cross Fund are possible by the following business firms of Anaheim: Kwikset Locks, Inc. Santa Ana St. Phone 7211 Kelsey Sheet Metal Works 124 West Chartres St. Phone 3009 Mulfz Tool & Machine Mfg. Co. Manufacturers of Machine Tool, Hydraulic and Screw Machine Products La Palma St. Phone 2286 Mercury Stationers & Printers 228-230 East Center St. Phone 2586 Milgenfeld Mortuary Broadway Phone 4105 Mercurio's Food Market 332 East Center St. Phone 3012