anaheim-gazette 1951-08-01

MORE ABOUT... Truman Plans (Continued from Page 1) major developments in the controls field: 1. The Wage Stabilization Board extended indefinitely its allowance of cost-of-living wage increases which are tied to the government's price index. President Truman, predicting the new law will mean bigger prices for manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers, said it will be necessary also to "allow reasonable adjustments in wages." "We cannot ask the working people of this country to reduce their standards of living just to pay for the better conditions this act provides for business," he said. 2. OPS formally abolished its slaughtering quotas, intended to prevent a flow of meat into black markets, in conformity with the new law. It also cancelled tow scheduled 40 per cent rollbacks on live cattle prices—which it has said would have cut nine or 10 cents in pound from butcher-shop beef prices. Cattle prices have been rolled back as far as the new law allows for farm products. 3. OPS clamped ceilings on prices of goods exported from the U.S., to conserve home supplies and help the nation's allies combat inflation. Exporters may not add more than the pre-Korca percentage mark-up to current domestic prices. 4. The Office of Housing Experiences heard from again. The jurors asked for further instructions on the question of holding the child in the cabin. McCracken had testified that while Patty Hull was in his cabin, he locked the door and placed the key on a shelf. It was believed that the jury may have wanted the instructions in connection with the kidnapping charge. Judge Robert Gardner read the code section relating to the crime of kidnapping. The jury then retired to the jury room and remained until Judge Gardner dismissed them for the night, ordering them held together in a Santa Ana hotel. editor (OHE), now armed with stronger rent control powers, disappeared as such. Mr. Truman ordered its main portions transferred to Eric Johnston's economic stabilization agency. Reborn as the "office of rent stabilization," OHE will function under ESA as an office parallel to OPS and the wage board. There was no sign Mr. Truman would displace its head, Tighe Woods. 5. OPS poured out a dozen additional price orders, many containing rollbacks but having small impact on living costs. They affected such materials, as rubber products, reclaimed rubber, brass and copper scrap, lubricating oils and greases. Albacore Dinner To Highlight Meeting of Ikes An albacore dinner (with all you can eat for 75 cents) will highlight a meeting of the Anaheim chapter of the Isaac Walton league to be held tomorrow night at 6:30 at the Ike's clubhouse, 317 E. La Palma. Entertainment will be movies of the last Huck Finn day, two Tony Accetta fishing pictures; and films of the Holy Jim creek dams. 3. OPS clamped ceilings on prices of goods exported from the U.S., to conserve home supplies and help the nation's allies combat inflation. Exporters may not add more than the pre-Korca percentage mark-up to current domestic prices. 4. The Office of Housing Expe- displace its head, Tighe Woods. 5. OPS poured out a dozen additional price orders, many containing rollbacks but having small impact on living costs. They affected such materials, as rubber products, reclaimed rubber, brass and copper scrap, lubricating oils and greases. COTLER'S Dollar Day SPECIALS for THURSDAY, AUG. 2 for MEN for LADIES SLACKS ALL WOOLS, PART WOOLS, TROPICALS Values to $16.95 $6'99 ANNUAL Cole of Calif. SWIMWEAR SALE There’s still lots of time for going to the beach. In fact, summer is just under way. Look at these drastic reductions! COTTONS, RAYON LASTEX, NYLON LASTEX, NYLON LACES Values to $12.95 Values to $19.95 $6'99 $9'99 TEE SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Values to $2.95 DRESSES In addition to our drastic sale prices, we're giving an additional Dollar Off on Thursday. VALUES TO $6'90 $45... VALUES TO $9'90 $22.95... VALUES TO $12'90 TEE SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Values to $2.95 SOX Values to $1.00 39c Pair 3 for ADAM STRAW HATS $2.95 Value DRESSES In addition to our drastic sale prices, we're giving an additional Dollar Off on Thursday. VALUES TO $6.90 $45 VALUES TO $9.90 $22.95 VALUES TO $12.90 $39.95 OFF GLOVES, BLOUSES RAYON BRIEF'S Values to $5.05 JEWELRY, DICKEYS, HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, GLOVES 2 for DON'T FORGET! OUR BIG STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE SALE IS STILL UNDER WAY! PRICES SLASHED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. DOLLAR DAY PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY ONLY! COTLER'S 158 WEST CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM PHONE 4224 GO-ROUND—As a swarm of Anaheim children gave it a trial spin, these Kiwanis clubmen presented a new piece of equipment to La Palma park at a family night picnic last night. Right: Dr. John Brastad, Vic Ruedy, park manager, Art Shipkey and E. D. Seekins. All were mental in procurement and location of the merry-go-round. See Page 1. (Photo by Robertson) core Dinner highlighting of Ikes core dinner (with all you or 75 cents) will highlight of the Anaheim chapter mac Walton league to be arrow night at 6:30 at the house, 317 E. La Palma. Innenment will be movies of duck Finn day, two Tony fishing pictures; and films only Jim creek dams. Blacktop Paving To be Replaced By Beach Sand Acting to prevent playground accidents similar to those which caused the recent upheaval in Los Angeles, Anaheim officials have begun replacing blacktop paving under play and swing areas in City Park with beach sand. City Administrator Keith Murdoch said, "We were definitely alarmed by the Los Angeles playground tragedy and decided to pre- County Escrow Holds Beach Meet The monthly dinner meeting of the Orange County Escrow Association was held on Wednesday evening at the Balboa Bay club, with Forrest F. Fowler, secretary of the Anaheim Building and Loan Association in charge of the meeting. Clifford G. Kreuto, vice president and treasurer of the Peoples Federal Savings and Loan Association of Englewood was the guest speaker, and gave in informative talk on the history of building and loan associations, By Beach Sand Acting to prevent playground accidents similar to those which caused the recent upheaval in Los Angeles, Anaheim officials have begun replacing blacktop paving under play and swing areas in City Park with beach sand. City Administrator Keith Murdoch said, "We were definitely alarmed by the Los Angeles playground tragedy and decided to prevent anything of a like nature here, as far as possible. Of course, a child is more apt to jump from a swing because he knows the sand he'll land in is soft, and he might get hurt that way, but we realize that no matter what is done, some risk is inevitable." Blacktop is being replaced only in City park at present." Play areas in La Palma park are carpeted with grass and will not be changed until or unless the grass is worn down to bare dirt, according to Murdoch. Butch’Ko Pottery Buys Valencia Packing House Butch’Ko Pottery Manufacturing company of Pomona has purchased the Orange county Valencia association building at 701 E. Cypress. Purchased at a sale price of $60,000, the former citrus packing plant contains 31,000 square feet of floor space and is located on property 159 by 420 feet. The plant was formally operated by the Orange county Valencia association until operations were discontinued last year. The sale was handled by Jack Thompson of the Real Estate firm of Jackson and Thompson, 130 S. Los Angeles st. Employing between 50 and 75 persons, the new plant will begin operations in September. Two new kilns, each costing $10,000, will shortly be installed. Cave Man Explains Assault...‘She’s a Woman...I’m a Man’ "She is a woman, and I am a man." MORE ABOUT... Adolf Schoepe (Continued from Page 1) agement conference. From there the Schoepes went to Munich and Schaffhausen, Switzerland, to check progress being made on manufacture of special machinery for the Kwikset plant. He reported little luck finding scarce supplies of steel, zinc, and copper. Mr. and Mrs. Schoepe also visited his mother and members of his family near Cologne, Germany. They traveled across Europe in a small European car purchased abroad. "Everywhere signs of the war's destruction still remain," he pointed out, and "piles of rubble are everywhere in the larger cities, despite some newer buildings." The whirlwind European tour convinced him, he said, that there is indeed "no place like home." "The best part of the trip," he concluded, was the ride from Los Angeles airport to his home. MORE ABOUT... $925,000 Bail (Continued from Page 1) he prosecuted cases involving some of the defendants. Cave Man Explains Assault...‘She’s a Woman...I’m a Man’ “She is a woman, and I am a man.” Thats' the simple answer Gregorio Baez Ramirez, 19, gave police today after being arrested for assault and battery after he had met, seized and kissed Valia Campos Soto, then slammed her over the head with a camera because she struggled. They met in the 700 block on East Fourth st., Santa Ana. She recognized him as the man who had been molesting her for the past two weeks, she said. He did it again this time, only worse. He grabbed her, kissed her, then held his hand over her mouth to stifle her screams. “I've wanted you for a long time and now I'm going to have you,” she said he told her. She finally broke away and took a clout on the head with a box camera, she said. Ramirez strolled to his hotel. She called police. MRS. CONSTANTINE RAMSEY, Oakville, former Finnish baroness now naturalized citizen—“American friendliness is wonderful. People in other countries have been unhappy so long they have forgotten how to be friendly.” MORE ABOUT ... $925,000 Bail (Continued from Page 1) he prosecuted cases involving some of the defendants. The lawyer also said that in public speeches and remarks, Judge Carter had declared he would like to “wipe out” the communist party on the west coast. The judge, however, said he didn’t believe that his expressed opposition to communism disqualified him and, further, that he holds no animosity or personal feeling against any of the defendants. He said he would hear the arraignment phase, at least, although the case might later be set for trial before some other judge. Margolis switched tactics then and said he did not wish to enter a formal motion for reduction of bail at this time. Judge Carter continued the arraignment and plea to Aug. 13. By that time both sides will know whether the eight defendants in San Francisco and New York have been removed here or are resisting removal. By that time also Margolis said he will have pre-pared various motions in the case. LEONARD FOX, corset-makers’ trade paper editor, In L.A.—“If you want to keep your husband under control, you have to keep your figure under control.” PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! MAKE YOUR DOLLARS GO A L-O-N-G WAY! ANAHEIM STORE DOLLAR DAY! SHORT LENGTHS ... HAT'S WHY YOU SAVE! New Rayon CREPE PRINTS 2 Yds. $100 Ever popular rayon in a brand new range of sharp, clearly defined prints. Pick from small, noat designs or big colorful patterns! 39" wide. Advance No. 5472. Solid Color and Printed NOVELTY COTTONS Solid Color and Printed NOVELTY COTTONS POPLINS! BROADCLOTH! SLUB AND NOVELTY WEAVES! 1c an inch These are not seconds or imperfects; they're perfect quality cotton going for a mere 1c an inch! What a wonderful opportunity to grab up yardage for dresses, shirts, pajamas, all at one low, low price! Come, pick from bright shades, rich dark colors, whites, pastels, and colorful prints. 27" White DIXIE FLANNEL 4 Yds. $100 See what you get! 4 yds. of clean, fresh white outing flannel, wonderful for tots' pajamas, nightgowns. Another Penney Dollar Day Value! Women's PAJAMAS Dollar Day Special! Unusual rayon crepe pajamas with a rickshaw print! Popular Mandarin style, side button jacket, elasticized waist. Easy to launder. Lovely colors. 32-40. $300 Women's Tufted CHENILLE ROBES Solid color robe made of ⅓" gauge close clipped cheinille with neat self color over stitch design. Made to our standard specifications in length, sweep and size. This garment represents exceptional value. $400 2 for 500 Women's RAYON GOWNS Beautiful! Fine long wearing multifilament crepes lavished 2 for 500 Women's RAYON GOWNS Beautiful! Fine long wearing multifilament crepes lavished with lace and embroidery. Wide skirts, smooth waistlines, lovely neckline treatments. Only for Dollar Day! Hurry! 34-48. Two Piece SLEEPERS $100 warm cotton outstanding this low price! y-on-and-off two piece style; per fasteners, elastic drop, reinforced soles. Pink, maize, 1-4. Junior Boys CORDUROY OVERALLS TWO for $300 Elastic back for shug fit. Adjustable suspenders. 2 roomy patch pockets. Sizes 1-6. Rayon and Nylon SPORT SHIRTS Terrific Dollar Day buy! Luxurious blend of smooth acetate rayon and long wearing nylon. Long sleeves, sport collar, two plain pockets. 5 solid colors: S.M.L.