anaheim-gazette 1951-06-21

MR. JAMES A. DILLEY, 545 S. Clementine st., though the Optimist show, "Going Places," one of best he had ever seen as Al Garey, of Garey Furniture Store, presented him with the O'Keeffe Merritt gas range he won in the drawing which closed the show last night. Left to right: Al Dorothy Aldrich, show director; Mr. J. Dilley and his two daughters, Judy and Nancy. (Gazette photo by Anita Robert) Debate of New Price Control Bill To Start Monday WASHINGTON (UP)—The Senate Banking committee today approved a wage-price control bill and that debate on the measure will start Monday. Senator Moody (D-Mich) said he and others will stage a fight on the Senate floor to knock out the restriction on rollbacks. Maybank announced the committee had stricken out a proposal to increase the price-wage control law. BASKETBALL STAR ARRIVAL LOS ANGELES (UP) Kraushaar, 24, star center UCLA basketball squad of 50, was arrested yesterday. Debate of New Price Control Bill To Start Monday WASHINGTON (AP)—The Senate Banking committee today approved a wage-price control bill denying President Truman most of the broad new control powers he requested, and forbidding price rollbacks beyond the average for Jan. 25-Feb. 24. Chairman Maybank (D-SC), said the action was taken by a 12-1 vote of the committee, Senator Dirksen (R-III) casting the lone dissenting vote. Maybank said he will present the bill to the Senate tomorrow and that debate on the measure will start Monday. Senator Moody (D-Mich) said he and others will stage a fight on the Senate floor to knock out the restriction on rollbacks. Maybank announced the committee had stricken out a proposal to create an agency to help small business and industrial enterprises get a fair share of defense contracts, with an agreement to report out a separate bill to do the same thing. By a vote of 7 to 6 the committee beat down an effort to knock out the rollback curb, Baybank said, and by an 8 to 5 vote it rejected a proposal by Senator Douglas (D-III) to scrap the entire measure and approve, instead, a one year extension of the price-wage control law. BASKETBALL STAR ABRIL LOS ANGELES (AP) Kraushaar, 24, star center of UCLA basketball squad of 50, was arrested yesterday suspicion of stealing $146 of mahogany from a const project. Kraushaar and a com­mander Robert H. Butler, 26, were on suspicion of grand theft chandise. Police said the two traced through a license following a number of com­ about the lumber thefts. Eat More California Orr New! a Second El Capitan to Chicago Every Friday→ Now. to Chicago Every Friday—Now, through Sept. 7 Now, due to public demand for extra summer train service east, Santa Fe announces a second El Capitan between California and Chicago, every Friday, now through Sept. 7, 1951. More than just a train, El Capitan is a style of travel. "Come just as you are!" on these famous all-chair-car streamliners. Same schedule as Super Chief. All seats reserved. Each seat has full-length leg rest. Smooth-riding. Courier-Nurse service. Grand Fred Harvey meals at reasonable rates. Be sure to travel El Capitan your next trip east—the streamliner devoted exclusively to economy minded passengers. W. E. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station, Phone 3107 ANAHEIM, CALIF. THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1931 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Top Track Meet Starts Tomorrow BERKELEY (UP) — World record holders, national champions and foreign stars, will assault times and distances here tomorrow and Saturday in the 63rd annual American (AAU) track and field championships. It amounts to dress rehearsal of the U. S. Olympic team for 1952. The juniors will run Friday, the seniors Saturday afternoon. The 3000-meter walk and the 10,000-meter run will be combined junior-senior events, both scheduled tomorrow. The senior 400-meter race Saturday will bring together three world record holders. They are George Rhoden, defending champion whose 45.8 for the distance set last year, is an international standard; Herb McKenley, 440 yard king; and Mal Whitfield, who holds the fastest time for 880 yards. McKenley set his quarter-mile time of 46 seconds in Edwards stadium here in 1948. He and Rhoden represent Jamaica in the Olympics. Whitfield runs for the U. S. Air Forces. Whitfield is the defending 800-meter title holder and will run in this event also. The 6 foot 11 inch world high jump record, held by American Les Steers and long considered safe, will be in jeopardy. John Lewis Hall of the University of Florida cleared 6-9 in the NCAA meet last week and missed 6-11½ by a fraction. The pole vault field is the greatest ever. For the first time in history three 15-foot vaulters will BOND ISSUE DELIVERED Delivery of the $46,000 bond issue of Alamitos school district, southwest of Anahaim, was made today to the William R. Stats company, Los Angeles bond house which recently purchased the bond issue. The interest charges for the 20 year retirement period of the bonds at 6 per cent will aggregate $14,680. champion Don Laz of the University of Illinois (15 feet 1¼ inches) and Nebraska's Don Cooper, 15 feet ½ inch. Dick Attlesey, whose 13.5 seconds is a high hurdles global standard, rates favorite in the 110-meter barriers event. The Los Angeles A. C. star will have to outspend Jack Davis, USC sophomore flash who won the NCAA title last week in 13.7 and Craig Dixon, LAAC, who has a 13.8 time this year. BASEBALL American League PHILADELPHIA (UP) — Detroit Tigers coasted to a victory over the Philadelphia letics today. BOSTON (UP) — Off to a lead in the first inning the land Indians today beat on Red Sox 8-4. Sam made a two base hit while in three of the first four then stole home for the run. National League PITTSBURGH (UP) — baseman Tom Brown's best home run in the first sparked the Philadelphia to a 10 to 5 win over bury Pirates today and Phils a clean sweep of game series. SAFEWAY FEATURES Your Some Where (Continued from Page 1) that "we are still in the dark as to whether or not Hiss and his kindred, as the tools of the communists, were the ones who were shaping this thing." Hurley said: "I think that the fact that men like Hiss have been shielded"—Hurley broke off his sentence there, then went on to add that there had been a lot of secret hearings by committees and "star chamber" sessions by executive commissions. As an example, Hurley referred to a Congressional investigation of the atomic energy commission in 1949 and said the committee's report was "a clean bill of health, a certificate of purity and patriotism for everyone in the organization." Yet, he added, "just a little while after Dr. Klaus Fuchs confessed in London, and the result is that they were not pure, they were not patriotic in the organization; and two of them are under sentence of death at the moment." With reference to Wiley's question about who were the prime actors at Yalta, Hurley said he had noticed that former Secretary of State James F. Byrnes stated yesterday that he had no knowledge of the secret agreement or any secret commitments until months after Yalta. "I think possibly that proves a complete alibi," Hurley said. He continued: "Then you would have left Secretary Stettinius who unfortunately is deceased, a very fine man, but you would have Ambasadar." ICE CREAM Party Pride CATERING. Popular flavors. 24¢ carton (2 pints 47c) LUCERNE FRESH NOW! Two Types to Choose In addition to the regular Lucerne Extra-rich has Lucerne Concentrated Milk...the same always liked, concentrated to three times its size. REGULAR Homogenized. Posteurized. Use just as it comes from carton. Grade A. quart carton 20¢ Price subject to State Milk Board regulations. GET A QUART TODAY AT YOUR NEARBY SAFEWAY MANUFACTURER'S SPECIAL For Limited Time Only! SAVE UP TO 25% off regular prices MAY DAY High quality Salad Oil pint bottle (regularly, 40c) quart bottle (regularly, 78c) NU MADE had noticed that former Secretary of State James F. Byrnes stated yesterday that he had no knowledge of the secret agreement or any secret commitments until months after Yalta. "I think possibly that proves a complete alibi," Hurley said. He continued: "Then you would have left Secretary Stettinius who unfortunately is deceased, a very fine man, but you would have Ambasador Averell Harriman who was there. "You have quite a number of men who were present at Yalta, but I think, Senator, to ask me to testify to the minute details what happened at Yalta would be putting me in a position where I would get off on (to) hearsay." MacArthur's dismissal was scarcely mentioned in Hurley's first day in the witness chair, and some committee members were eager to get down to that question with him. Senator Saltonstall (R-Mass) said he wanted Hurley's views on "what it's best to do now and in the future." CONQUER YOUR CONSTIPATION A remarkable medical discovery is offered in McCoy's Norm Tabs. You can quickly conquer your constipation and restore regularity. No violent purging—no muss—no juss—nothing to mix. McCoy's Norm Tabs create a soft gel bulk and give you comfortable bowel movements. They are harmless to take even any length of time and the dose never has to be increased. Easily carried in your purse. 21 Tabs 25c. 90 Tabs $1.00. 200 Tabs $2.00. On sale at McCoy's Drug Store, 100 W. Center, Anaheim. SAVE UP TO 25% OFF regular prices MAY DAY High quality Salad Oil pint bottle (regularly, 40c) quart bottle (regularly, 78c) NU MADE Flavor whipped Mayonnaise pint jar (regularly, 49c) quart jar (regularly, 83c) SAVE ON PRODUCE AT SAFEWAY GREEN BEANS BELL PEPPERS ORANGES CANTALOUPES DATES Fresh! Coachella Valley Deglet Noors. Special! PRICES: EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY. JUNE 23, 1951, AT SALE Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to SAFEW YOUR NEAREST SAFETY Store Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. and Sun. BASEBALL American League PHILADELPHIA (UP) — The Detroit Tigers coasted to a 9-3 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics today. BOSTON (UP) — Off to a four run lead in the first inning the Cleveland Indians today beat the Boston Red Sox 8-4. Sam Chapman made a two base hit which drove in three of the first four runs and then stole home for the fourth run. National League PITTSBURGH (UP) — Second baseman Tom Brown's base-loaded home run in the first inning sparked the Philadelphia Phillies to a 10 to 5 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates today and gave the Phils a clean sweep of a three-game series. GAS THIEVES SURRENDER LOS ANGELES (UP) — Two men accused of tapping a major pipeline for $100,000 worth of gasoline surrendered to police Tuesday night. Bernard P. Schaffer and Raymond C. Lloyd, both 31, gave up on grand theft charges. The alleged tapping of a General Petroleum Corp. line was discovered by firemen June 8 when a welder's sparks set their service station ablaze. The firefighters had a tough time subduing the fire and gave as the reason: a 60-foot tunnel from the station to the pipeline kept the blaze going. In Oklahoma, several hundred thousand acres of grassland have been freed of sagebrush by application of 2:4-D from the air. A dolphin is about one-fourth the size of its parent at birth. Vacationing Continued from this I.V. served minor injuries at 1:25 p.m. yesterday when cars driven by Alexander John Clark, 20, of Fort Worth and Charles A. Broomel, 80, Santa Ana, collided at Huntington Beach blvd. and Bolga ave., near Midway City. Ralph R. Harders, 23, Sailor from Long Beach, and his passenger, Wealey D. Begley, 22, Camp Pendleton Marine, received minor injuries at 3 am. today when Harder's car ran off the road and struck a pole at the junction of Coast Highway and Highway 101 at Capistrano Beach. Mir. Paul O. Self, 63, Santa Ana, received injuries to her right hand and right foot at 8:50 p.m. yesterday when a car driven by her husband, 65, collided at 17th and Flower sts. Santa Ana with a car driven by George A. Sandler, Santa Ana. DAIRY FOODS Your favorites — country-fresh June is Dairy Month, and Safeway is featuring your favorite Dairy Foods this weekend. Rich, pure milk and cream... golden-smooth butter... fine cheeses... all the delicious, healthful dairy products are here at Safeway—their country-fresh goodness protected by modern refrigeration until the moment you buy. When planning summer meals, be sure to include plenty of energy-building Dairy Foods. And for dependable. Your favorites — country-fresh June is Dairy Month, and Safeway is featuring your favorite Dairy Foods this weekend. Rich, pure milk and cream... golden-smooth butter... fine cheeses... all the delicious, healthful dairy products are here at Safeway—their country-fresh goodness protected by modern refrigeration until the moment you buy. When planning summer meals, be sure to include plenty of energy-building Dairy Foods. And for dependable quality in Dairy Foods—and all foods—be sure shop Safeway. BUTTER CHALLENGE 76¢ DAIRY GLEN lb. 74¢ First quality, quartered and cartoned: AM CHEESE TILLAMOOK 63¢ OREGON MILD lb. 49¢ JACK CHEESE Monterey Type lb. 49¢ NE FRESH MILK Two Types to Choose From Regular Lucerne Extra-rich Milk, Safeway now rated Milk... the same extra-rich milk you've rated to three times its regular richness. LAR CONCENTRATED Three times as rich as regular Lucerne Milk. Just replace the water that has been taken out and you have three quarts of extra rich Lucerne Milk at a saving of 2c a quart. QUART. cartpa 54¢ Kraft Cheese American 2-lb. 98¢ Cheese Dutch Mill American 2-lb. 94¢ Velveeta Cheese Food 2-lb. 89£ Cheese Food Breeze 2-lb. 85£ Cheese Food Van Zee 2-lb. 79£ Cheese Medium Sharp Oregon or Wisconsin 59£ Sharp Cheese Wisconsin 69£ Swiss Cheese Natural 63£ Blue Cheese Nauvoo Wedges 66£ Gouda Cheese Kraft Boby pkg. 59£ Cheese Spreads Kraft 5-ez jar 20£ Pimiento Cream, Pinnapple Cream or Olive Pimiento, (Roka, Old English Cream, American, or Cheese-Bacon, 5 oz., 24 c) LOW PRICES ON SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS PORK ROAST Whole Fresh Picnics lb. 39¢ Shoulder of Eastern Pork. (Butt cut, lb. 49c) BEEF ROAST Chuck, Blade Cut. U.S. CHOICE or GOOD Beef lb. 67£ SIRLOIN STEAKS Bone In lb. 1.09 U.S. CHOICE and GOOD Beef. (BONELESS SIRLOIN, lb. 1.23) BACON Grade A Silced lb. 55¢ Grade B Silced lb. 43¢ 25% PORK ROAST Whole Fresh Picnics lb. 39¢ Shoulder of Eastern Pork. (Butt cut. lb. 48c) AY BEEF ROAST Chuck, Blade Cut. U.S. CHOICE or GOOD Beef lb. 67¢ SIRLOIN STEAKS Bone In lb. 1.09 U.S. CHOICE and GOOD Beef. (BONELESS SIRLOIN. lb. 1.23) DE BACON Grade A Sliced lb. 55¢ Grade B Sliced lb. 43¢ 69¢ BOILING BEEF Plate meat. From U.S. CHOICE and GOOD beef. lb. 35¢ ROUND STEAK BONELESS U.S. CHOICE and GOOD beef. lb. 98¢ CE AT SAFEWAY'S LOW PRICES BEANS Kentucky Wonders 2 lbs. 15¢ PPERS California Wonder 15¢ Sweet Julcy, Medium Size Valencias lb. 3¢ UPES Vine Ripened lb. 5¢ Fresh! Coachella Valley Deglet Noors Special! 1-lb. pkg. 25¢ Beef Liver Sliced lb. 79¢ Pork Liver Sliced or Piece lb. 39¢ Rabbits Fresh, Local Frying Size lb. 69£ Ducklings Eviscerated, Long Island, Grade A lb. 69£ Hen Turkeys Eviscerated Gov't Inspected lb. 65£ Frying Chickens Manor House lb. 69£ Eviscerated, cut up, Grade A. Fricassee Fowl Manor House lb. 69£ Eviscerated, cut up, Grade A. WESSON OIL pint bottle 35¢ quart bottle 68¢ PEANUT BUTTER Beverly brand. (24-oz jar, 49c) 12-oz jar 29¢ NEAREST SAFEWAY, 135 S. 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