anaheim-gazette 1951-06-28

Peace in Korea Would Mean War of Ideas in New Phase By WILLIAM L. RYAN (AP Foreign Affairs Analyst) If the Soviet Union permits peace to come to Korea—even at the expense of red China—it will mean principally that the unending war of ideas has entered a new phase. The west will keep its guard up. There is a growing conviction among observers of Soviet policies today that the Soviet Union is about to make its strategic retreat from Korea, for reasons of its own. To do this, the U.S.S.R. will have to back down from its previous stand. The new front may open up shortly thereafter. The way apparently is being paved now. The west should keep in mind the dictum of Prime Minister Stalin: that tactics must always be subordinate to strategy. It should also keep in mind that the U.S.S.R. is a prisoner of its own rigid pattern of behavior, and thus its moves in the future can be charted. The U.S.S.R. telegraphed its new Korea move as long as a month ago. It became fairly obvious then that the Kremlin was getting ready for a grandstand play much in the manner of the previous retreat which called off the Berlin blockade when all-out war threatened. A totalitarian government must have its external enemies—in order to impose upon its own country a unity which could not otherwise exist. Fear is the cement which holds the Soviet Union together. But Korea has dragged on too long for Soviet purposes. The U.S.S.R. can ill afford to strain its own economy any more by contributing to a small war which threatens to blow up into a big one. Thus the tactical retreat today for the strategic advantage of tomorrow. What is the advantage the Soviet Union seeks? The official Russian press, the most rigidly controlled press in all the world, gives it away in spite of itself. With Korea out of the way, the U.S.S.R. apparently plans to turn its biggest guns on Germany and Japan. It may be expected that Niblets Mexicorn YACUUM PACK 19¢ Green Giant Peas NO. 303 CAN 20¢ Del Maiz Corn NO. 303 CAN 18¢ Featured at Your Alpha Beta What is the advantage the Soviet Union seeks? The official Russian press, the most rigidly controlled press in all the world, gives it away in spite of itself. With Korea out of the way, the U.S.S.R. apparently plans to turn its biggest guns on Germany and Japan. It may be expected that the campaign will be: a peace treaty with a unified Germany; a peace treaty with Japan in which the U.S.S.R. could participate. The Kremlin also may be expected now to demand a treaty with Austria in which the west would be pressed to make concessions. In such a move the U.S.S.R. would be on the offensive again. The Germans want a peace treaty. So do most Japanese and Austrians. But this does not mean that the U.S.S.R. has a tender regard for the wishes of these peoples. It has other aims in mind, and its press mirrors them. The Soviet Union wants desper- PUREX THE GENTLE LAUNDRY BLEACH SAFER FOR LINENS BECAUSE IT'S PURE AN EXCLUSIVE PUREX PROCESS REMOVES HARMFUL IMPURITIES ½ GAL. 27¢ ALPHA BETA Where Southern California Saves! ALPHA BETA Where Southern California Saves! Stokely's HONEY POD PEAS 21¢ No. 303 Can—16 oz. SLICED PINEAPPLE 30¢ No. 2 Can—1 lb. 4 oz. ALPHA BETA Where Southern California Saves! likely to break up the western city exemplified by the North Atlantic treaty. The Kremlin wants to create domestic pressures in the countries of the west to off armament expenditures. The Kremlin also wants the Americans out of Europe and out of Japan. It may have concluded that dumping of the Chinese in Korea, where a gamble for a quick victory of communist expansion failed to pay off, is not too large a price to pay for the chance of achieving the longer aims. Treaties with Germany, Japan and Austria would call for removal of occupation troops from those countries — removal of American troops from the flank of Asia and the heart of where they have been a challenge to communist expedition. Therefore, it is to be expected that the full force of the propaganda machine now directed on Germany and Let's go on a P Better Living magazine On sale NOW! AT OUR CHECK-OUT COUNTERS Alpha Bite RICKORY SMOKED HAM5 WHOLE OR SHRUNK HALF 57¢ U.S. Graded Good SIRLOIN STEAKS 98¢ Alpha Bite RICKORY SMOKED HAMS WHOLE OR SHRUNK HALF 57¢ U.S. Graded Good SIRLOIN STEAKS 98¢ Our Own FRANKFURTERS Skin On 49¢ Eastern "MEATY" SPARE RIBS 3 1/2-5 lb. AVERAGE 39¢ Kingan's CIRCLE 'K' SLICED BACON 47¢ Frying FRESH Dressed PAN-READY CHICKENS 69¢ GOLDEN S ICE CREAM REGULAR PRICE 100¢ HALF GALLON ARVILLA CHEESE FOOD GOOD IN SANDWICHES 88¢ TWO POUND LOAF 75¢ Fresh EGGS GRADE A SMALL IN CARTONS 45¢ dryer What a Spread! BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE REGULAR PRICE 83¢ QUART JAR 79¢ DIAMOND A CUT BEANS FILL OF VITAMINS REGULAR PRICE 21¢ NO. 2 CAN 19¢ Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES WE ADVERTISE OUR FINEST QUALITY These items are our Best Value! Jumbo Size CANTALOUPE5 YELLOW THICK-MEATED. White Rose: 11.5 Do 1 POTATOE 10 lbs 25 DELICATESSEN LARGE BOLOGNA Made by Egents 49¢ POUND PKG. FRANKFURTERS IMITATION You can't break the Fusion 49¢ POUND PKG. COTTAGE CHEESE ALPHA BETAS OWN MAKE Farmers Style SMALL CURE 23¢ THE BEST TO BE BOUGHT! PINTS MACARONI SALAD a Summer Favorite! 19¢ 15 OZ. PKG. Jumbo Size CANTALOUPES Each 10¢ YELLOW THICK-MEATED White Rose U.S.No.1 POTATOES 10¢ Us 25 Large Bunches Strictly Fresh! BEETS•TURNIPS•RADISHES MUSTARD•SPINACH•GR.UNIONS 3 for 10 California's Finest DATES NATURAL OR HYDRATED 25¢ No. ALPHA BR 406 E. CENTER ST. 510 W. CENTER ANAHEIM BOTH STORES 9 A.M.-8 P.M. Dai 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Sunne All Departments Both Stores Closed All Day Wednesday, Asia and the heart of Europe, here they have been a constant challenge to communist expansion. Therefore, it is to be expected that the full force of the Soviet propaganda machine now will be directed on Germany and Japan, tled in with the Berlin peace petition in which the communists call for a peace pact of the U.S., Britain, France, Russia and red China. Look for that campaign to warm up considerably, without delay. TELEPHONE HOUR Bell Telephone Orchestra and Male Chorus under the direction of Donald Voorhees, will open the July Telephone Hour broadcasts with a special program on July 2, it was announced this week a Picnic! The WHOLE FAMILY ENJOYS A REAL, OLD FASHIONED PICNIC. Let your friendly, ALPHA BETA clerks help you in getting the basket ready. WIENER Extension FORK HAS WORD HANDLE Extends to 32" DECORATED 6 GUNGE CUPS PAPER CUPS PKG. of 25 WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL PICNIC ACCESSORIES FOOD CLUB REGULAR WIENER FORK 29¢ DECORATED 6 DUCE CUPS WIL LINED PAPER CUPS 25¢ WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL PICNIC ACCESSORIES FOOD CLUB CANNED MILK REGULAR PRICE 13¢ 14½ oz CAN 11¢ TOP QUALITY! GOLDEN STATE ICE CREAM HALF GALLON 95¢ PRICES Effective THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY JUNE 28-29-30 FOOD 75¢ GOOD IN SANDWICHES LINDEAY MEDIUM SIZE PITTED OLIVES 33¢ WITH CHEese SPREAD HI HO CRACKERS 33¢ FLAVOR UNSURPASSED FOODCRAFT DILLS 25¼ oz CAN 31¢ IT'S PICKLE TIME FRENCH' S MUSTARD 9 oz JAR 14¢ WONDER FOOD BRAND ROASTED MARSHMALLOWS MARSHMALLOWS 8 oz PKG. 11¢ THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHS COCA COLA CARRIER OR TWELVE 73¢ AUNT FANNY LOVES IT SWIFT'S PREM 12 oz CAN 49¢ ARMOUR CORNED BEEF IF IT'S ARMOUR STAR IT'S GOOD 12 oz CAN 45¢ GOLD MEDAL LARGE SIZE AN EASY MEAL/LB. PKG. 21¢ LADIES CHOICE CIDER VINEGAR FOR PICKLING GALLON 43¢ TOPAZ TOILET TISSUE A REAL BARGAIN! 2 for $21¢ TREND FOR SPARKLING DIShes/Grand Prix 58¢ Milani's 1890 FRENCH DRESSING 8 oz BOTTLE 37¢ Featured on Foods For Thought KMBH CHANNEL CIRCUS PEANUTS 8 oz CAN 33¢ QUALITY Value! Each 10¢ TOP FROST Foods A PICNIC NATURAL FRENCH FRIES 9 oz PKG. 18¢ TOPAZ TOILET TISSUE A REAL BARGAIN! 2 for 21¢ TREND FOR SPARKLING DISHES/ Giant PKG: 584 Frozen Foods A PICNIC NATURAL FRENCH FRIES 9 oz. PKG. 18¢ EASY TO MAKE A LOT LEMONADE 5 ounce CONCENTRATE. 10¢ GARDEN FRESH PEA S 12 oz. PKG. 19¢ Food Club MEL-O SWEET CANDY ORANGE SLICES A T.V. MIBBLE PKG. 19¢ SALAD SUGGESTION GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 1 lb. 4 oz. NO. 2 CAN. 22¢ AN AMERICAN MEAL PORK & BEANS 15.5 oz. NO. 340 CAN. 13¢ Where DO NOT USE CALIFORNIA Saves! SALES TAX COLLECTED — ON TAXABLE ITEMS A.M.-8 P.M. Daily M.-6 P.M. Sundays All Departments Wednesday, July 4 AMPLE PARKING SPACE These prices effective in all Alpha Beta Food Markets