anaheim-gazette 1951-06-20

Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA French Moroccan Visits Anaheim To Learn Local Citrus Methods Here to learn citrus culture methods in Anaheim, is 24 year old Michel Archaimbault from French Morocco in North Africa. He is one of a number of foreign exchange farmers who are now in the United States, learning American ways and modern farming methods. Brought here by ECA funds, the young farmers were located by the Extension Service on farms and orchards where both family life and farming operations can be experienced by them. Michel is presently sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Korn, citrus grower of Anaheim, until July 22, when he will be transferred to another county for varied experience on another farm. He expects to take an agricultural short course in October; a final week with the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C., in December and return to his base of farming near Casa Blanca, Morocco, where he is a foreman on a large citrus and peanut plantation of 2500 acres. He was brought to Mr. Korn's ranch by Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg who made him feel much at home by citing his observations of citrus production in Morocco when traveling through North Africa in the early thirties. The Farm Advisor has another young French farmer to place in Orange county on July 22. Any citrus grower interested in sponsoring such work till the middle of September is invited to contact Mr. Wahlberg at 1104 W. 8th St. Santa Ana, or telephone him for further information. 4-H Club Obedience Project Concluded The 4-H Club Dog Obedience project was concluded last week when members and dogs met at La Palma park on Saturday to select winners. The project has been supervised by Roy Waer, local dog fancier. First place winnings went to Glenna Schwandt and her collie. Marilyn Chamberlain was second with her English sheep dog. Third place went to Pat Burton of La Habra and fourth to Sherry Turner of Villa Park. This is the first dog obedience project in 4-H clubwork and has met with good success by 4-H members and parents. A new class will start this fall and any boy or girl interested should contact the Agricultural Extension Service office, H. W. Longfellow, farm advisor, announced today. Cohen Case Jury To Rehear Parts Of Testimony LOS ANGELES (P)—A Federal jury deliberating the tax case of Mickey Cohen today asked for a reading of the testimony of a big-time Florida bookmaker. The jurors informed U. S. Judge Ben Harrison they wanted to hear again what John O'Rourke, a government witness, had to say about his testimony. RENEE CEFALU, lovely "Sunset"essed citrus juice and concoction market for the first time b change. California agricultur "greatest single advance in" Sunkist Opens Frozen Citrus Juice "California citrus products going to push Florida frozen canned citrus items right off map here in Southern California and end, once and for all, fantastic sight of Southlake homemakers ignoring super Third Annual Chest Dinner for County Set for June 28 The third annual dinner meeting of the Orange County Federation of Community Chests will be held at 7 p.m. on Thursday, June 28 at Community Center Clubhouse, 1104 West Eighth st., Santa Ana. Representatives of community chests from Anaheim, Buena Park, Fullerton, Huntington Beach, Laguna Beach, La Habra, Newport Harbor, Orange, Placentia, Santa Ana, Tustin, and Yorba Linda are slated to attend, according to R. B. Wright, Federation president. The purpose of the meeting is the election of new officers for the coming year as well as progress reports from key committee chairmen. The nominating committee consists of H. F. Kenny, chairman, Cramer Francis, and Ira Weide. A special program aimed at "The Building of Better Communities" is being arranged. Witness Identifies Walker as Assailant In Second Crime RIVERSIDE (F)—A prosecution witness today identified Lawrence J. Walker, negro Air Force sergeant, as a man who beat him and assaulted his woman companion. Walker, 20, is on trial on charges of murdering Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook, 19-year-old couple, last March 26, and raping Mrs. Betty Maund, 22, of Riverside, in a park here Feb. 24. Sergeant James Hicks, 23, who was Mrs. Maud's escort, pointed out Walker in the courtroom today and said "I'm quite sure it was Set Walker's." Of Testimony LOS ANGELES (P)—A Federal jury deliberating the tax case of Mickey Cohen today asked for a reading of the testimony of a big-time Florida bookmaker. The jurors informed U. S. Judge Ben Harrison they wanted to hear again what John O'Rourke, a government witness, had to say about his transactions by telephone with Cohen. O'Rourke was an important witness in the government's attempt to show that Cohen evaded income taxes in the amount of $156,123 for the years 1946, 1947 and 1948. The West Palm Beach betting commissioner said he quit doing business with Cohen after losing more than $83,000 to him in two years. Cohen asserted his winnings from O'Rourke were only $16,000 or $18,000. Cohen, charged with failing to account for all his income and with making false statements regarding his net worth, has denied all along that he ever cheated the government out of a nickel. Cohen predicted he would be convicted. The jury got the case late yesterday afternoon and deliberated until 9 p.m. They were locked up for the night without reaching a decision. The evidence wound up with a prosecutor's charge that some defense witnesses committed perjury. Assistant U. S. Attorney Ray Kinnison said, in closing arguments, that Cohen's story of borrowing huge sums during 1946, 1947 and 1948 was a cover-up for his huge gambling take. "Practically none of this income was actually borrowed," said Kinnison. "In effect, Cohen caused people to commit perjury by testifying that they had loaned him money." Defense attorney Leo Silverstein said the government's case was "too complicated for ordinary people to understand." He said the federal prosecutors had failed to show that Cohen's claim of having borrowed $172,000 during the three-year period was greatest single advance in California citrus products going to push Florida frozen canned citrus items right off map here in Southern California and end, once and for all, fantastic sight of Southside homemakers ignoring super California citrus products those of Florida." With this statement, Harvey Lynn, president of the California Fruit Growers Exchange, told announced one of the most important advances in Southern California citrus history in years... the marketing of processed citrus juice and concentrates under the Sunkist label. "No longer will homemakers have to be satisfied with product shipped from the other side of nation, when California citrus furnishes the highest quality products in the world, as well as making an integral part of our state economy," Lynn said. "The growers of the California Fruit Growers Exchange feel end should be put to this condition once and for all, with the greatest and most aggressive manufacturing and merchandising sales promotion campaign in citrus history. Two hundred thousand Southern Californians are employed in producing our $175 million annual citrus crop, which is the largest single agriculture crop in this area. Over $58 million has been spent in advertising California citrus by the California Fruit Growers Exchange. This has made our fresh fruit the most priced in the nation, and the new Sunkist frozen concentrates and juices will enjoy the same high standards." "The creation of new processes citrus products will bring Southern California thousands of new jobs, open up and expand new foreign markets, widen the national consumption of both fresh and processed citrus, make possible to broaden our present program of service to the Army Forces and to the schools, and in general make an invaluable contribution to the economical arrows." Walker, 20, is on trial on charges of murdering Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook, 19-year-old couple, last March 26, and raping Mrs. Betty Maund, 22, of Riverside, in a park here Feb. 24. Sergeant James Hicks, 23, who was Mrs. Maund's escort, pointed out Walker in the courtroom today and said "I'm quite sure it was Sgt. Walker." Hicks said Walker ordered him out of Hicks' car, hit him with a gun and hit him again when he was on the ground. Hicks said he heard Walker struggling with Mrs. Maund and heard her say: "Don't hurt me, please; don't hurt me." The orgin of cabbage is not known. THRILLING ... EDUCATIONAL MOVIE 1½ HOUR TECHNICOLOR "AFRICAN SAFARI" Sponsored by St. Michael's Men's Club of Anaheim Anaheim Union High School Auditorium 8:00 P.M.—JUNE 25 See and live through technicolor film, a complete African wild animal hunt... narrated by Roy Weatherby, world traveler and nationally known gunsmith. Mr. Weatherby planned, organized and conducted the actual expedition. Admission-Adults 1.00; Children 50c — Tax Included — TICKETS AVAILABLE ... AT DOOR ... JACKSON'S DRUG Remember—MONDAY, JUNE 25—8 P.M. In effect, Cohen caused people to commit perjury by testifying that they had loaned him money." Defense attorney Leo Silverstein said the government's case was "too complicated for ordinary people to understand." He said the federal prosecutors had failed to show that Cohen's claim of having borrowed $172,000 during the three-year period was false. If convicted on all four counts in the indictment, Cohen would be subject to a maximum of 20 years imprisonment and a fine of $40,-000. His wife, Lavonne, was originally a defendant in the case for having signed joint returns. But the government dropped its case against her, saying it didn't live up to expectations. LB Mounted Police Will Lead 4th of July Parade Bob Cole, chairman of the Equestrian committee for the 47th Annual Orange County 4th of July parade to be held in Huntington Beach, announced today that the Long Beach Mounted Police (AL Silver Outfits), state champions will lead the 4th of July parade in that city in full Fiesta Regalia including Color Bearers. Other clubs already entered are Redondo Ruff Riders, Orange County Sheriff's Mounted Posse, Long Beach Mounted Guard, Trinity City Wranglers, Westminster, Los Companeros Jr. Club, Costa Mesa Rio Hondo Rangers, Bell Gardens, Redondo Beach Mounted Posse, El Rodeo Riding Club, Del Rey Palomino Riding Club, Playa Del Rey, the Long Beach Lancerettes and the Martins Arabian Ranch Riders. CEFALU, lovely "Sunkist Girl of 1951" displays new procceded citrus juice and concentrate products being placed on the market for the first time by the California Fruit Growers Exchange. California agricultural leaders term the event the greatest single advance in California citrus history." Sunkist Opens Battle for New Frozen Citrus Juice Markets California citrus products are ready been invested in developing new plants for the processing of citrus products, and this is only the first step in the greatest single advance in California citrus history," Lynn concluded. at AARON SCHU SALE THIS IS OUR 28th ANNIVER REALLY SLASHING PRICES! T ITY TO SAVE ON BEDROOM LOOK AT THE Sunkist Opens Battle for New Frozen Citrus Juice Markets California citrus products are ready been invested in developing new plants for the processing of citrus products, and this is only the first step in the greatest single advance in California citrus history," Lynn concluded. Renee Cefalu, 19-year-old Burbank beauty, was selected as the Sunkist Girl of 1951, and is currently appearing at civic luncheons in citrus communities. Hurley Accuses (Continued from Page 1) confidential posts during World War Two. In bitterly condemning the Yalta agreement, Hurley said Roosevelt "was already a sick man at Yalta." Hurley assailed Acheson's statement, in a State Department 1949 white paper on China, that at the time of the Yalta agreement it was feared that an assault on Japan's home islands would cost up to one million American casualties. "The fear expressed by Secretary Acheson in my opinion did not exist," said Hurley, "but the secretary expressed both moral and physical fear." At the time of Yalta, he said, America was in a position "to speak the only language the communists understand, the language of power. The president of the United States at Yalta was in command of the greatest land, Navy and Air Force ever assembled on earth." Gov. to Vacation In Santa Monica SACRAMENTO (UP)—The swallows fly to Capistrano; the Warrens go to Santa Monica. Governor Warren said today his family will vacation at Santa Monica this summer just as it has for the past 12 years. 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