anaheim-gazette 1951-07-05

La Habra Planning MWD Hookup Line Construction of a line to connect with the Metropolitan Water district feeder line near Brea is planned by the city of La Habra without waiting for the Orange County Municipal Water district to annex to MWD, it was disclosed at Tuesday afternoon's meeting of the water district directors in Orange city hall. La Habra is part of the water district, and so would be entitled to Colorado river water when the district annexed to MWD. It has obtained tentative approval of the MWD board to connect with the MWD line, providing the local water district board approves. The board gave that approval Tuesday. La Habra informed the district directors that a large industrial concern wishes to locate in La Habra but first wants assurance of a safe water supply so is willing to pay the costs of the line connecting with MWD. The city would reimburse the firm later from tax collections. 23 Year Resident Claimed by Death Mrs. Elise Wolmer, 100 W. Broadway, died July 3rd. She was born in Germany 79 years ago. GI from Anaheim Gets Promotion FUJI - McNAIR TRAINING AREA, JAPAN (P)—Richard M. Baiza, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent C. Baiza, 1029 E. Santa Ana st., Anaheim, was promoted recently to the grade of corporal. His advancement was announced by Col. James L. Richardson, commander of the 224th Infantry Regiment, a unit of California's 40th Infantry Division. The regiment is currently camped on the slopes of scenic, snow-capped Mount Fuji, Japan's most famous landmark, where it is undergoing field maneuvers. In addition to training, units of the 40th Division are part of a security force for the strategic island of Honshu. The 40th is the first former National Guard division to arrive overseas since World War II, and it is deployed to help fill the vacuum created by departure of American occupation troops for Korea last summer. Before arriving in Japan, Cpl. Baiza took his basic training and some advanced problems with the 40th Division at Camp Cooke. A recoilless rifle gunner in the 224th Regiment's Company L, Cpl. Baiza was employed by Bethlehem Steel before he was called to active duty with the 40th last September. 23 Year Resident Claimed by Death Mrs. Elise Wolmer, 100 W. Broadway, died July 3rd. She was born in Germany 79 years ago, and had made her home in Anaheim for the past 23 years. She leaves her husband, Henry Wollmer; two sons, John Wollmer of Hooper, Nebraska and Herman of Los Angeles; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Tonjes of Tender, Nebraska and Mrs. Martha Heyne of Tender, Neb.; 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was a member of the Zion Lutheran church and the Ladies Aid Society. The day after Mrs. Wollmer's death, July 4th, her daughter, Mrs. Emma E. Scott, 100 W. Broadway, died also. Mrs. Scott was born in Tender, Neb., 47 years ago and has been a resident of Victorville, Calif., for the past 23 years. Surviving her are her husband, Paul Scott; two sons, Paul W. of Victorville; and Leighton Henning of Anaheim; two sisters, Mrs. Martha Heyne and Mrs. George Tonjes, both of Neb.; two brothers, Herman Wollmer of Los Angeles and John Wollmer of Hooper, Neb.; and her father, Henry Wolmer of Anaheim. She was a member of the Lutheran church of Victorville, the Women's club and the Victorville P.-T.A. Double Memorial services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel. Rev. E. H. Pflug will officiate. Burial will be in the family plot at Hooper, Neb. Authorities to Bar Border Crossing of Unescorted Youths SAN DIEGO (AP) — Reports of teenagers carousing at marijuana and drinking parties brought a shutdown today at the Mexican border between here and Tijuana. Mexican authorities said last night the border gates have been Authorities to Bar Border Crossing of Unescorted Youths SAN DIEGO (P) — Reports of teenagers carousing at marijuana and drinking parties brought a shutdown today at the Mexican border between here and Tijuana. Mexican authorities said last night the border gates have been closed to unescorted American boys and girls under 18. The action followed complaints by civic and school officials, including the chairman of the San Diego county grand jury, who had urged their own government to close the border to juveniles. "Some of those we are turning back," explained Moises Sanchez Aldana of the Mexican Immigration department, "are young girls who come here with sailors." We are consistently HOLDING DOWN PRICES To Lowest Levels Possible OUR LOW OVERHEAD Means Savings to You ON GIFTS-TOYS AND HOUSEHOLD NOTIONS DICHMAN'S VARIETY STORE 132 E. Center Street Anaheim CHARLES D. DICHMAN RACHEL A. DICHMAN ABOUT ... Section continued from Page 1) Me with their representation Congress." It is not a political issue," not blaming any member of Congress. In general they vote their convictions. "If there is any blame to be fixed, it should be fixed on us. We—me and the ESA—haven't brought home to the people the dangers ahead." Johnston said an "education" drive is planned aimed at consumer, business, labor and Congress: He said it would have full White House support. It will be "disastrous," Johnston declared, unless Congress gives the administration the power to roll back prices. Mr. Truman said nothing about an "education" campaign at b meeting with reporters, but l told them he would keep putti forward every effort to get strong controls bill. He said l did not plan any further form messages to Congress on the sub ject. YOU KNOW WHAT I HEARD! Food Club FLOUR 10 lb. BAG 75¢ 5 lb. BAG 39¢ PEACHES HALVES OR SLICED NO.2 CAN 27¢ Food Club FLOUR 10 lb. BAG 75¢ 5 lb. BAG 39¢ PEACHES HALVES OR SLICED NO.2 CAN 27¢ POTATOES 1 lb. 3 oz. 2 NO.2 CANS 23¢ SPINACH 1 lb. 11 oz. NO.2 CAN 20¢ TUNA 6 oz. CAN 29¢ CHUNKS & FLAKES Food Club Mayonnaise PINT JAR 37¢ Wesco DECORATED DRINKING GLASSES 4 for 29¢ NAVY BEANS BUDGET PACK POUND CELLO 17¢ PAR-T-PAK ASSORTED BEVERAGES 32 oz. BOTTLES 2 for 39¢ GAYLORD ICED TEA PEKOE ½ LB. PKG. 39¢ KELLOGG S CORN POPS 4 oz. PKG. 16¢ STA KRISP CRACKERS LB. BOX 23¢ JUNKET SHERBERT 5 oz. PKG. 16¢ CHILI SAUCE DEL MONTE 12 oz. BOTTLE 23¢ TOMATO ASPIC LAUREL 14½ oz.CAN 16¢ DOG FOOD DOG CLUB 15½ oz.CAN 3 for 27¢ WHITE KING SOAP REG. PKG. 29¢ WHITE KING SOAP GiANT PKG. 59¢ DELICATESSEN Specials Imported HOLLAND HAMS 2 lb. CAN $1.98 EACH alpha Bethesda Farmers Style Small Cured COTTAGE CHEESE PINT 23¢ Wisconsin Sharp! CHEDDAR CHEESE LB. 69¢ TOMATO ASPIC LAUREL 16¢ DOG FOOD DOG CLUB 3 for 27¢ WHITE KING SOAP REG. PKG 29¢ WHITE KING SOAP GIANT PKG 59¢ Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES Yellow • Thick Mated • Sweet Flavored JUMBO CANTALOUPES 18.5¢ Kentucky Wonder • DOLE • Tender STRINGLESS BEANS 2.99¢ Fresh Bunch VEGETABLES 3 for 10¢ astrachan White "NEW CROP" APPLES 2.99¢ A TOP GRADE COOKING APPLE Best for making apple sauce! TOP FR THE ARISTOCRAT OF FRESH Frozen Fresh! BABY LIMAS CONCENTRATED ORANGE JUNIPER Real Flavorful HAMPSHIRE SALES TAX COLLECTED ON TAXABLE ITEMS 406 E. CENTER ST. 510 W. CENTER ANAHEIM BOTH STORES 9 A. M. • 8 P. M. Dail 9 A. M. • 6 P. M. Sunda All Departments education" campaign at his ing with reporters, but he mem he would keep putting every effort to get a controls bill. He said he not plan any further formal ces to Congress on the subUNDERSECRETARY RECOVERING U. S. EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, Korea (P)—The Undersecretary of the Army, Archibald S. Alexander, today was confined to an army hospital after his light plane crashed into a mountainside on the eastern war front. Both Alexander and his pilot, Major Walter J. Borden of San Antonio, Tex., were shaken and bruised. The crackup demolished their small plane yesterday. The porcupine is a member of the rodent family. FOOD CLUB PRODUCTS HAVE REALLY "CAUGHT ON" AT ALPHA BETA EVERYONE SAYS THAT THE QUALITY IS ALWAYS THE BEST, AND JUST LOOK HOW LOW THE PRICES ARE. DIRECT FROM OUR OWN PACKING HOUSE ALPHA BETA MEATS U.S. Grade Good— lb. Everyone loves a juicy roast! BONELESS CHUCK ROAST 89¢ Our own midgut link MIDGET LINK SAUSAGE 59¢ ALPHA BELD MEATS U.S. Grade Good—lb. Everyone loves a juicy roast! BONELESS CHUCK ROAST 89¢ Our own budget link MIDGET LINK SAUSAGE 59¢ Bacon and eggs SLICED BACON 43¢ Like down on the farm SMOKED SAUSAGE 59¢ Meat makes the meal U.S. Grade Good PORTERHOUSE OR T-BONE STEAKS 1¢ U.R. Food Club Tomato Juice 24¢ CAN a better BUY BETTER LIVING magazine on sale NOW! Food Club Gelatin 5¢ PKG DOLE Pineapple Juice 46 oz. CAN 29¢ TOP FROST THE ARISTOCRAT OF FROZEN FOODS Frozen Fresh! BABY LIMAS 12 oz. PKG. 27¢ CONCENTRATED ORANGE JUICE 6 oz. CAN. 19¢ REAL FLAVORful HAMPSHIRE PEARS 12 oz. PKG. 17¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY JULY 5, 6, 7. HA BETA NO LIQUOR SOLD M. - 8 P. M. Daily M. - 6 P. M. Sundays All Departments AMPLE PARKING SPACE These prices effective in all Alplin Beta Food Markets