anaheim-gazette 1951-05-31

Grand Jury Decides Airport Club Games Can't Be Blamed on Sheriff Any criticism of the Orange county sheriffs office for permitting the Airport club of Seal Beach to operate is mistaken, the Orange county grand jury said today, its investigation showing that the city of Seal Beach has sole authority of the club and county officials "cannot interfere." A statement released by Foreman S. A. Meyer of the grand jury quoted the report of an investigating committee headed by Col. Elmer J. Wiles of Corona Del Mar as saying that an interview with Mayor Frank Shufelt of Seal Beach had "clarified" the city's position with respect to the Airport club, center of a recent state inquiry as to its status as a non-profit corporation, and once raided by the sheriff on gambling charges. Mayor Shufelt was quoted by the grand jury as follows: "In July, 1950, an ordinance was adopted issuing a non-profit charter to W. L. Robertson and James V. Arnerich. An investigation by the state's attorney general resulted in an order to either close the club or revamp the ordinance. "It was decided to do the latter, and an emergency ordinance was adopted which, among other things, provides a license fee of $37,000 instead of the old license fee of $35,000 annually. The reason this was made an emergency ordinance was because Mr. Robertson stated that the closing of Lincoln Sedan In Tough Run Next week, for the first time in the history of stock car competition in America, an automobile which won the sweepstakes prize in the Mobilgas Economy run will attempt to set a new 24-hour performance record on the Indianapolis track. This was the word from Leo Gogerty of Gogerty-Mercury, Mercury dealership in Anaheim. "We are eagerly awaiting news from that gruelling 24-hour run which will be undertaken about June 7," said Mr. Gogerty. This entry is the identical car, a 1951 Lincoln four-door sedan, which set a phenomenal gasoline economy record of 25,448 miles per gallon in that 850-mile Los Angeles to Grand Canyon competition. Its overdrive and gear ratio remain exactly the same as when the Contest Board of the American Automobile Association first certified it as a strictly stock car. "After that Lincoln won sweepstakes honors here in the west in March, this car was impounded by AAA officials. Then, late in May, it was driven back to Indiana by an AAA representative. Now at the track, the same rough oval famed for the 500-mile Memorial Day races, the car is under constant supervision." V. Arnerich. An investigation by the state's attorney general resulted in an order to either close the club or revamp the ordinance. "It was decided to do the latter, and an emergency ordinance was adopted which, among other things, provides a license fee of $37,000 instead of the old license fee of $35,000 annually. The reason this was made an emergency ordinance was because Mr. Robertson stated that the closing of the club would throw 155 people out of work. The ordinance now conforms to the requirements of the attorney general's office." Colonel Wiles further reported to the grand jury according to Foreman Meyer, that draw poker is now the only game being operated at the club and that the bingo parlors were locked at the time the grand jury committee visited the rooms. Colonel Wiles added, it was said, the statement that if the town of Seal Beach desires to operate that kind of business in its community it has the power; through its city council, to do so, and the county is powerless to interfere. Robertson is publisher of the only newspaper in Seal Beach, the grand jury statement noted. The bridge at Cleveland, Ky., is the highest continuous steel-deck bridge in the United States; 1736 feet from hill to hill and 250 feet above river level. Color Slides On Exhibition For the first time in Orange county an International exhibition of color slides sent from all over the United States, its territories and 14 foreign countries will be shown in Willard Jr. High school auditorium, 1342 N. Ross st., Santa Ana, June 6 at 8 p.m. The program is sponsored by the Orange County Camera club in cooperation with El Camino Real Pictorialists of Los Angeles. The exhibition will be open to the public and no charge will be made for admission. Five of America's most noted photographers have judged 3256 submitted transparencies and chose 492 of them on the basis of subject, compositional merit and technical quality for the exhibition. The judges were Fred Archer, founder and president of the Fred Archer School of Photography; Josef Muench, an internationally known landscape photographer whose color shots of the scenic West have been reproduced in many of America's leading magazines. After that Lincoln won sweepstakes honors here in the west in March, this car was impounded by AAA officials. Then, late in May, it was driven back to Indiana by an AAA representative. Now at the track, the same rough oval famed for the 500-mile Memorial Day races, the car is under constant supervision of association officials who will also time the 24-hour try next week. With any break on weather during the run," concluded Mr. Gogerty, "we hope this 1951 Lincoln sedan, fully equipped as it would be when delivered to one of our customers, will cover more than 2000 miles during this round-the-clock test of performance. We expect it will officially prove that our economy winner is also winner for stamina. No other American stock car ever traveled so far so fast on that Indianapolis track with its tire-eating turns and brick pavement." Legislature in Brief By The Associated Press Schools — Assembly recommends ballot vote on other $250,000,000 bond issued finance school building. Bills signed. Taxes—exempts donations bequests to non-profit homes from state gift and inherit taxes (by Senator O'Gara Francisco). Trucks—Prescribes man fines for overloaded trucks fines begin at $10 for 1000 p. of overload and range $1000 for 12,501 pounds. (S. Judah Santa Cruz.) WARMING UP — Rep. W.M. Wheeler of Georgia warms up in practice of Democrats to meet GOP team in annual Congressional charity baseball game at Washington, D.C. GET YOUR SUMMER HAIR CUT at PAUL'S New Air Conditioned BARBER SHOP NOW IN BIGGER and BETTER QUARTERS at 245 W. CENTER ST. In the Mother Colony Bldg. Convenient Location NO WAITING JESUS M. Masiel Jesus M. Masiel, 64, died at his home, 118 Swan st., this morning. He was born in Mexico and has resided in the vicinity of Anaheim for the past 40 years. Surviving him are his wife, Dominga; three sons, Andrew, Nacho and Cornelio; all of Anaheim; one daughter, Mrs. Elsie Lujan of Corcoren, Calif., and two grandchildren. Holy Rosary will be held Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the chapel at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars and Mass will be recited at the church of which he was a member, St. Boniface, at 9 a.m., Monday. Interment will be at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Phong 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 350 W. Center Fluid: 117 W. Orgress Anaheim The judges were Fred Archer, founder and president of the Fred Archer School of Photography; Josef Muench, an internationally known landscape photographer whose color shots of the scenic West have been reproduced in many of America's leading magazines; Ernest Bachrach, director of "still" photography for RKO studios; Hugh Harries of Los Angeles and Al Steart of Santa Barbara, both outstanding amateur exhibitors. Mining—Prohibits changing course of any non-naval stream in surface mining drug operations without approval by the Board of Supervisors or county involved. (Senator Ger. Placerville.) Bills vetoed. Selling—permitting public ficials if they are the low bid to sell property to the government unit with which they affiliated. "It is axiomatic that man can serve two masters; the governor's vetó me (Senator Coombs, Napa.)" APPROVES JUDGES SACRAMENTO — Murders for Santa Ana and Pleasanton are provided in bills sent to the Senate floor by the FF committee. Each judge would pay $9000 a year. The measures, already passed the Assembly, were approved the committee yesterday. Ready for Drive Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ... God hath not called us unto uncleaness, but to holiness. — I Thess. 4:7. CALIFORNIANA — General Stephen Kearny, military governor of California, placed Col. Richard Mason in charge of all military forces in the territory; May 31, 1847, and appointed him acting governor for the duration of his trip to Washington. NEWSETTES — Clayton Mallory has acquired a new home in Anaheim. The added chores around the place will keep nani busy, Jimmy Baker broke an ankle playing for the Hunt Foods softball team in Norwalk. But the Anahelmer is still as enthusiastic about the nocturnal pastime as ever. Billy Flestner, the Long Beach oil magnate, is trying to promote girls' softball in the beach city. It's costing him money, just like it did a number of years ago when he gave Anaheim a National Nite League championship. Incidentally, Marion (Shorry) Hill and the Buena Park Lynx lost a "tidy sum" entertaining the London (Ontario) Supreme last week end. Even the game at La Palma park didn't help the exchequer... Everyone Truman Napoleon Aboard the Vagabondloo — President Truman was ready today to be spending much time aboard the White Yacht Williamburg catching lost sleep. The chief executive board Williamsburg in Washington day tired and in need of members of his staff told officers on this accompanying yacht. He went to bed early that when the yacht anchored Lakiston island, so early had breakfast yesterday any of his party got up. He had a long nap yesterday noon and he retired car night. When a casserole dish is of cooked ingredients it may be put into the oven on enough to heat it through lightly brown the top. A special fleet of Salvation Army red Shield trucks will call at homes and offices in Anaheim next Monday through Saturday in the annual salvage week camign. Discarded articles collected by the trucks will be taken to the Salvation Army social service cen- A special fleet of Salvation Army Shield trucks will call at homes and offices in Anaheim next Monday through Saturday in the annual salvage week campaign. Discarded articles collected by the trucks will be taken to the Salvation Army social service center which serves this area. The stochs will be reconditioned in the center's workshops, providing work therapy, meals, beds and financial assistance for needy and handicapped persons. O. H. Renner, chairman of the Anaheim Salvage week committee, urged local residents to call 31 during the drive to bring a truck to home or office to pick up scars. Brigadier Ranson D: Gifford, manager of the social service center, pointed out that because the social service department does noticit money, the castoff articles provide the only means to continue the Salvation Army's social rehabilitation program. He reported that the center had a unusually heavy demand for assistance during winter and spring and that supplies are running dangerously low, especially shoes and clothing. Summer will bring demands for play pens, lawnings, lawn chairs and patio furniture. Also needed are all types of household furniture, home appliances, radios, bedding, dishes and newspapers and magazines. Legislature in Brief By The Associated Press Schools — Assembly committee commends ballot vote on anher $250,000,000 bond issue to finance school building. Bills signed. Taxes—exempts donations or requests to non-profit hospitals on state gift and inheritance taxes (by Senator O'Gara, San Francisco). Trucks—Prescribes mandatory fines for overloaded trucks. The fines begin at $10 for 1000 pounds overload and range up to 1000 for 12,501 pounds. (Senator狄克森 Cruz) Beach oil magnate, is trying to promote girls' softball in the beach city. It's costing him money, just like it did a number of years ago when he gave Anaheim a National Nite League championship... Incidentally, Marlon (Shorty) Hill and the Buena Park Lynx lost a "tidy sum" entertaining the London (Ontario) Supremes last week end. Even the game at La Palma park didn't help the exchequer... Everyone seems to be singing Vie Reudy's praises with the new softball layout at La Palma. He deserves it. He engineered the whole business himself. CONGRATULATIONS — Larry Kirchman, Anaheim's blond flier, the outstanding 49.7 second 440. is to be congratulated for running Though beaten by a whisker. Larry did something no other Orange county athlete did — picked up four points. And that isn't easy in state-wide competition. HONORABLE MENTION — Dianne Meyers, the Valencia high school lass, is to be congratulated on her driving skill ... The Rev. Frank Butterworth has won the respect and confidence of Anaheimers. The White Temple Methodists are to be congratulated for having petitioned their conference to retain his able services ... Orman Harlow, Russell Woolcoff's righthand man, is one of those straightforward, upright citizens who make Anaheim the fine place it is ... Roy Rosedale, the Yorba Linda lad, is destined to be a winner. He won a 4-H Standard Oil scholarship. PROGRESS — J. J. Dwyer and Mrs. Margaret Hess did not impede the progress of the Anaheim high school. They sold their 5-acre parcels to the school for $21,225 and $21,875, respectively. The school should have acquired property for expansion a long time ago when it was more available. BRIEFLY NOTED — Leonard Eggleston will make a good addition to the Anaheim police department. He replaces a mighty capable officer, Russell Hamlyn, who answers the call to the colors Incidentally, Chief of Police MAYONNAISE Nu Made Reduced SANDWICH SPREA Lunch Box brand. (Half-pint, 21c; quart, 59c) MAZOLA OIL pint bottle For salads, for baking, frying, or making mo SWIFT'NING FLOUR Kitchen.Craft Enriched 5-lb. bug For all family boldng. (25-lb. bag, 1.98) LUNCH MEAT Rath Black Ha MORE LOW PRICES Tea Timers Party Crockers 8-oz. pkg. 17¢ Lipton Soup Mix 3 pkgs. 35¢ Noodle or Vegetable-Tomato-Noodle. Buckwheat Mix Aunt Jemima 40-oz. pkg. 33¢ Sno White Salt Plain or Iodized 26-oz. pkg. 10¢ Apple Butter Catalina 28-oz. jar 19¢ Peanut Butter Chunk or Regular 12-oz. jar 32¢ Beverly brand. (Regular, 24-oz. jar, 57c) Taxes—exempts donations or requests to non-profit hospitals from state gift and inheritance taxes (by Senator O'Gara, San Francisco). Trucks—Prescribes mandatory fines for overloaded trucks. The fines begin at $10 for 1000 pounds overload and range up to $2000 for 12,501 pounds. (Senator Idah, Santa Cruz). Children — Provides that aedy child may be disqualified from receiving aid where the parent refuses to accept reasonable employment, refuses to accept vocational rehabilitation training necessary to make him self-supporting, or fails to co-operate in such a program. (Senator Hulse, Centro.) Mining—Prohibits changing the course of any non-navigable stream in surface mining dredging operations without approval of the Board of Supervisors of the county involved. (Senator Dillin-r. Placerville.) Bills vetoed. Selling—permitting public officials if they are the low bidders, sell property to the government unit with which they are affiliated. "It is axiomatic that no man can serve two masters," said the governor's veto message. (Senator Coombs, Napa.) APPROVES JUDGES SACRAMENTO — Municipal judges for Santa Ana and Fullerton are provided in bills sent to the Senate floor by the Finance committee. Each judge would be paid $9000 a year. The measures, already passed by the Assembly, were approved by the committee yesterday. BRIEFLY NOTED — Leonard Eggleston will make a good addition to the Anaheim police department. He replaces a mighty capable officer, Russell Hamlyn, who answers the call to the colors ... Incidentally, Chief of Police Mark Stephenson is to be highly commended for his constant vigilance. Crime prevention is more important than crime detection ... It's official now—Mrs. Carrie Rodgers, Rex Coons and John P. Mary, Jr., were elected to serve on the elementary school board along with H. H. Stabbert and Thomas Henry. The five-man school board faces a tremendous job in keeping the Anaheim schools among the leaders ... Tiny Hartranft seems to be satisfied as director of athletics at San Jose. He has rejected several overtures. He grew up in the Anaheim sector, went to Fullerton high to play football and wound up at Stanford where he made a name for himself as freshman coach ... Jerry Bruntz is another collegian who is undecided about the future. NITECAPSULE — That Joe College who remarked that true love never runs smoothly was right. It stops and parks. LOS ANGELES UP—The Office of Price Stabilization today warned merchants that midnight tonight is the deadline for filing schedules of price data. An announcement said schedules post-marked before midnight will be accepted. GRAPEFRUIT GOLDEN CORN CELERY SPINACH EGG PLANT PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 2, 1951, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY Truman Naps Aboard the Vagabond III UP President Truman was reported today to be spending much of his time aboard the White House yacht Williamburg catching up on last sleep. The chief executive boarded the Williamsburg in Washington Tuesday tired and in need of rest, members of his staff told reporters on this accompanying press yacht. He went to bed early that night when the yacht anchored off Akiston island, so early that he had breakfast yesterday before any of his party got up. Then, he had a long nap yesterday afternoon and he retired early last night. When a casserole dish is made of cooked ingredients it needs to be put into the oven only long enough to heat it through and to lightly brown the top. NEW WORLD ROTARY PRESIDENT—Frank E. Spain (left), Birmingham, Ala., attorney, newly-elected president of Rotary International receives the gavel from retiring president Arthur Lagueux, Quebec, Canada, at Atlantic City, N. J. JAMBOREE OF VALUES FANCY TUNA Star Kist brand Solid pack 7-oz. can 29¢ SURF SUDS The original "No Rinse" suds 19-oz. pkg. 29¢ EAR EVENT LOOK AISE Nu Made Brand Reduced Price! Half-pint, 23c; quart, 69c) CH SPREAD pint jar 35¢ Half-pint, 21c; quart, 59c) OIL pint bottle 39¢ quart bottle 75¢ ing, frying, or making mayonnaise. ING Swift's Shortening 3-lb. can 95¢ hen.Craft 5-lb. bag 47¢ 10-lb. bag 89¢ g. (25-lb. bag, 1.98) MEAT Rath Black Hawk 12-oz. can 43¢ Check These... Jell-Well Puddings 3 pkgs. 19¢ Heinz Baby Foods 3 cans 23¢ Assorted, Stroined. Green Beans Briargate, Whole 19-oz. can 25¢ Medium size. Honey Harvest Moon 2-lb. jar 47¢ 1-lb. jar 25¢ Golden Corn Ctry. Home Cream Style 8¼-oz. can 9¢ Fancy Spinach Emerald Bay 27-oz. can 17¢ Blended Juice Orange & Grapefruit 18-oz. can 15¢ Treesweet brand. (46-oz.can, 33c) Gum or Mints Popular carton Brands of 20 59¢ Airway Coffee It's Fresh! 1-lb. bag 77¢ Mild, mellow. (3-lb. bag, 2.25) Nob Hill Coffee Finest Quality 1-lb. bag 79¢ Ground at store. (2-lb. bag, 1.57) Apple Sauce Lake Mead 16-oz. can 14¢ Sliced Apples Redwood Empire 20-oz. can 20¢ Kippered Snacks 8¼-oz. can 11¢ Spirit of Norway or Prince Paul. Libby Hash Corned Beef 16-oz. can 39¢ Poffed Meat Libby Deviled 2 3¼-oz. cans 19¢ Deviled Ham Libby 8-oz. can 17¢ ON SAVE ON GUARANTEED MEATS POT ROAST Arm or Blade Cut From Shoulder Chuck. U.S. CHOICE & GOOD beef. Note low price. ROUND STEAK Boneless Cuts.From U.S. CHOICE & GOOD Grade Beef. SAVE ON GUARANTEED MEATS POT ROAST Arm or Blade Cut From Shoulder Chuck. lb. 69¢ U.S. CHOICE & GOOD beef. Note low price. ROUND STEAK Boneless Cuts. From U.S. CHOICE & GOOD Grade Beef. lb. 98¢ Plate Meat. U.S. CHOICE & GOOD lb. 29£ BOILING BEEF Select Eastern Park. Small Size Ribs. lb. 43£ SPARERIBS Fresh, Local, Just the Right Size for Frying. lb. 65£ RABBITS FRESH PRODUCE QUIT Coachella Grown. Sweet, Juicy. Serve for Breakfast. lb. 3½¢ CORN Large Size Ears. Tender, Sweet. each 5¢ Utah Type, Crisp, Green Stalks. Excellent for Relish or to Cook. lb. 5¢ Fancy, Extra-Washed. Packed in Cello Bag. 10-oz. pkg. 9¢ IT Smooth Skinned, Fresh. Delicious Fried. lb. 5¢ FRYING CHICKENS Manor House, Grade A. Eviscerated, Cut-Up. lb. 65¢ Fricassee Fowl Manor House lb. 65¢ Grade A Bacon lb. 53¢ Sliced, layer pack. Popular brands. Sliced Beef Liver lb. 79£ Excellent to serve with bacon. Ocean Perch Fillet lb. 39£ Fillet of Cod All Ready for the Pan lb. 33£ Green Shrimp Large, to Fry 12-oz. pkg. 59£ Breaded Shrimp 12-oz. pkg. 69£ SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM