anaheim-gazette 1951-08-09

Well See YOU at the Orange County Fair IT'S FAIR TIME—Jeanne Wells of Santa Ana and Marlene Anderson of Costa Mesa, two of the 12 Orange county high school girls competing for 1951 Queen title, get together with Jug Head, one of the four racing ostriches performing in daily Ostrich Derbys, to invite visitors to the 1951 Orange County Fair opening Wednesday for a five-day run through Sunday, Aug. 19, at fair grounds located on former Santa Ana Army Air Base. Sharon Labourette, Other County Fair Princesses Have Full Slate MORE ABOUT McCracken Continued from Page 1 motion. The jury convicted McCracken of child stealing, acquitted him for kidnapping and disagreed on the murder charge. Chula also filed a motion today for a delay of at least 30 days after the trial, to permit the defense raise funds for investigation, and also for payment for counsel fees. It has been understood that Chula was handling the defense without pay. That motion is likewise slated for hearing tomorrow. The Fourth District Court Appeals at San Diego today denied a writ of prohibition asked by the McCracken lawyers to delay the second murder trial until after McCracken has had an insanity trial, in connection with his conviction of child stealing. He had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity on all three counts against him. Judge Gardner denied a defense motion to hold the insanity trial ahead of the second murder trial. Chula said the petition for waiver of prohibition may be appealed to the State Supreme Court, because judges of the appellate court informed him verbally that the law is not clear and they fear that the question should go to the Supreme court. Meanwhile, little more than half of the special jury venire being summoned for the second murder trial had been secured today, was announced by constable Ro IT'S FAIR TIME—Jeanne Wells of Santa Ana and Marlene Anderson of Costa Mesa, two of the 12 Orange county high school girls competing for 1951 Queen title, get together with Jug Head, one of the four racing ostriches performing in daily Ostrich Derbys, to invite visitors to the 1951 Orange County Fair opening Wednesday for a five-day run through Sunday, Aug. 19, at fair grounds located on former Santa Ana Army Air Base. Sharon Labourdette, Other County Fair Princesses Have Full Slate Miss Sharon Labourdette of Los Alamitos, representing the Anaheim high school district, will be one of the 12 contestants competing for title of "1951 Queen of the Orange County Fair" and an honored guest of the Fair Board during the gala five-day expoion which opens Wednesday to continue through Sunday, Aug. 19, at the former Santa Ana Army Air Base. The other 11 girls in the contest include: Marlene Anderson of Newport Harbor High, Joanne Wells of Santa Ana High, Wanda Coffman of Fullerton High, Pat Calloway of Huntington Beach High, Darlene Bergman of Brea-Olinda High, Barbara Pletts of Laguna Beach High, Carylyn Weimer of Orange High, Barbara Dolbee of Valencia High, Marcia Jensch of Capistrano High, Barbara Juvenen of Tustin High, and Donna Schurr of Garden Grove High. A royal round of entertainment has been arranged for the contestants by Mrs. Stewart Yost of Newport Beach, chairman of the Queen Committee. All will be housed for the five days at the beautiful Greenbrier Hotel in Garden Grove with the mothers of the girls alternating as chaperones. Attractive "Pirate" costumes, in keeping with the nautical "Port O' Plenty" theme of the 1951 Orange County Fair, will be supplied by the fair's management and worn by the girls at all public appearances. All 12 of the contestants will make an appearance at major cities of the county and surrounding areas on Saturday, Aug. 11, parading through the towns in convertible cars and accompanied by a band and one of the famed ostriches riding in a truck. Candy wrapped in gold paper to resemble the girls in all towns visited. Barney Koster, of Santa Ana, is donating three brand new convertible automobiles for the exclusive use of the Queen and her Court during the entire period of their activities. Finals of the Queen Contest will be held at the big Free Night Arena Show, scheduled for Wed., Aug. 15, the opening day of the Fair, starting at 7:30 p.m. The girl chosen Queen will be crowned immediately after the judging ceremonies and the other contestants will be appointed members of the Queen's Court. The Queen and her Court will make several daily appearances at the fair grounds, for daily "Camera Fan" sessions, at each National Horse Show performance and at other locations. William A. Ralson Claimed by Death William A. Raiston, 90, a native of Pennsylvania and a resident of Anaheim for 16 years, died Tuesday at the Orange County hospital after a brief illness. He leaves four daughters, Mrs. Maude Mudgett of Hawthorne; Mrs. Della Shawver of Colorado; Mrs. Lulu Roush and Mrs. Mae May, both of Wyoming; two sons, Lester of Colorado and Frank of Utah; 12 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Graveside services were conducted this afternoon at Fairhaven Cemetery. Hilgenfeld Mortuary in charge. Infant Son Dies Gene Compese Rivera, infant son of Julian and Anita Rivera, died at the Orange County hospital yesterday morning. Graveside services will be conducted at the prohibition may be appealed to the State Supreme Court, because judges of the appellate court informed him verbally that the law is not clear and they fear that the question should go to the Supreme court. Meanwhile, little more than half of the special jury venire being summoned for the second murder trial had been secured today, was announced by constable Roy E. Steinberger of Santa Ana, pointed by Judge Gardner elisor, to obtain the special panel. When Steinberger this morning resumed his task of finding jury prospects, he had served 4 persons with summons to appear in court next Monday. He covering all sections of the county he said. Whether any of those he served with summons will actually qualify for service, other than in basic legal qualification Steinberger said he doesn't know. I do not know whether any them have opinions either regarding the case," said the stable. "I do not discuss the case with them nor permit them discuss it. My job is merely get legally qualified persons." Moscow Said to Have Got Tipoff On Pearl Harbor WASHINGTON (AP) — Japan's top investigating officer testified today the Russia knew a month before Pearl Harbor of the Japanese pledge to strike at the United States and Britain in the Pacific. The House un-American activities committee drew this testimony from Mitsusada Yoshika chief of the Special Investigation Bureau of the Japanese attorney general's office. The House group and a Sen sub-committee were simultaneously holding separate hearings involving about activities of Soviet spy ring, headed by Richard Sorge, which operated in Japan before and during World War II. ANGE County Fair, will be supplied by the fair's management and worn by the girls at all public appearances. All 12 of the contestants will make an appearance at major cities of the county and surrounding areas on Saturday, Aug. 11, parading through the towns in convertible cars and accompanied by a band and one of the famed ostriches riding in a truck. Candy wrapped in gold paper to resemble "pieces of eight" will be donated by Richard's Lido Market of Newport Beach for free distribution by Graveside services were conducted this afternoon at Fairhaven Cemetery, Hilgenfeld Mortuary in charge. Infant Son Dies Gene Compese Rivera, infant son of Julian and Anita Rivera, died at the Orange County hospital yesterday morning. Graveside services will be conducted at the Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Friday morning at 10:20. Hilgenfeld Mortuary in charge. YUM! YUM! have you tried our CINNAMON BREAD and DINNER ROLLS We are having a hard time to keep up with demand... but we will always increase the daily baking if you would like some. SPECIAL Thursday, Friday, Saturday SWIFTS ICE CREAM A real full bodied Ice Cream ½ Gal....79¢ DELICIOUS COOKIES are another item that we are getting SO MANY compliments on... try a dozen. BREAKFAST Everything from a cup of coffee and donuts to a complete meal. LUNCH Delicious sandwiches, salads, in fact, everything for a wonderful lunch. HADLEY'S BAKERY and FOUNTAIN 101 W. CENTER at LOS ANGELES - ANAHEIM Phone 2981 SC Student Caught As Firebug After Setting 30 Blazes LOS ANGELES GP—A University of Southern California dent has admitted setting more than 30 brush fires during a week from North Long Beach to Gabriel, the sheriff's office reported today. In custody is Lloyd G. Hanban, 27, a war veteran, father two, and a pharmacy student at the university. He was arrested yesterday while watching firemen battle one of the blazes. Detective Sgt. W. C. Buttemann said that Hannegan has been under psychiatric treatment for year and that he admitted stealing the fires by flipping light matches from his car with clothespin. Hunt Foods, Inc. Declares Dividend FULLERTON GP—Hunt Foods Inc., last night declared the regular quarterly dividend of 1 cents per share on 354,257 shares outstanding. The dividend is payable Aug. 31 to stockholders record Aug. 18. The same dividend was paid a year ago to the same number of shareholders. ABOUT McCracken Continued from Page 1 Jury convicted McCracken and stealing, acquitted him of stealing and disagreed on the charge. McCracken also filed a motion today delay of at least 30 days in trial, to permit the defense to funds for investigation, and for payment for counsel fees. He been understood that Chula handling the defense without That motion is likewise slat-hearing tomorrow. Fourth District Court of Isla at San Diego today deferred writ of prohibition asked McCracken lawyers to de-secure second murder trial until McCracken has had an initial, in connection with conviction of child stealing. He leaded not guilty by reason sanity on all three counts but him. Judge Gardner de- defense motion to hold the jury trial ahead of the second trial. McCracken has had an initial, in connection with conviction of child stealing. He leaded not guilty by reason sanity on all three counts but him. Judge Gardner de- defense motion to hold the jury trial ahead of the second trial. McCracken has had an initial, in connection with conviction of child stealing. He leaded not guilty by reason sanity on all three counts but him. Judge Gardner de- defense motion to hold the jury trial ahead of the second trial. Helicopter Rescues Youth Entrapped in Mountain Crevice PASADENA (PA)—Missing since Sunday, 17-year-old Walter J. Weirich, was rescued from a mountain crevice and brought by helicopter to St. Luke's hospital last night. The lad had slipped and rolled 200 feet down a treacherous ravine in the Sierra Madre mountains. When rescuers reached him he was unconscious. Flown from a 3,000-foot peak to the hospital, the boy was found to be suffering from exposure and dehydration. He had to be raised from the canyon by ropes and carried in a basket stretcher to a nearby ridge, where the helicopter was waiting. The basket was lashed to the craft, which flew direct to the hospital. Congressmen Urge Truman Give Up Yacht and Plane WASHINGTON (UA) — Some Republican Congressmen think President Truman should set an example of simple living and saving by giving up his Presidential yacht and airplane. Rep. Auchinioss (R-NJ) told the House the President would set a good example by "dehyting himself some of these luxuries." Rep. Servivener (R-Kas.) said about $500,000 of the $60,000,000 defense appropriation bill under House consideration is carmarked for operation of Services Set for Mary Ann Murphy Funeral services for Mary Ann Murphy will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. Frank E. Buttersworth will officiate, followed by interment in Loma Vista Memorial Park. 35,000 Southland Bus Passengers Stranded by Strike SANTA MONICA (CA) — A strike of drivers and maintenance crews of the Bay Cities Transit company has stranded 35,000 bus passengers in Santa Monica, Ocean Park, Venice, Pacific Palisades, Westwood and West Los Angeles. The issue is whether a new union contract is to contain a clause carrying over the contract. American League BOSTON (CT)—The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Boston Roxx 6-5, in the first game of their fifth straight defeat and their second in a row by the seventh place N's. NEW YORK (NY)—The New York Yankees moved into a first-pla- to a new owner in case the b-line is sold. Wages and working conditions are not in dispute. Jesse Anderson, president of the line, recently told representatives of the 130 striking employees it negotiating with the city Santa Monica for the sale of the company. The strikers are members of the AFL Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employees Union. Jack Miller Gives Troops Explanation Of Red Menace Jack Miller, state representative of the Associated Farmers of California and one of Orange county's most militant foes of communism, has recently completed explaining the origins and dangerous purposes of the communist movement to several thousand officers and men of the military forces at March Field, near Riverside, and at El Toro Marine Corps Base, near Santa Ana. Mr. Miller explained to the military personnel the sinister program of the "communist conspiracy" and explained how they can recognize communist campaigns or "fronts." He then advised his listeners on how to combat the red threat. Mr. Miller and the Associated Farmers have received widespread credit for their part in keeping communists under control in Orange county. Search for Pair Lost in Desert Is Abandoned RIVERSIDE (AP)—The Air Force has called off the search for a Pasadena auto salesman and his pretty young woman companion, missing for three weeks in the blazing and trackless Arizona desert. Trained air rescue teams have searched relentlessly the last eight days for Klaus Martens, 28, and Marjane Walker, 22, a student nurse, who left Los Angeles July 15 in a rented airplane for Blythe, Calif. The plane was found last week in the desert about 50 miles from Yuma and 200 miles Big supplier The fresh fruit Safeway. Refr CANT PEA GRAD BAN Perslan Vine ripened. Th meated. Delicious LOW PRICES ON SAFEWAY GUARANTEE At Safeway you can be sure of high quality meats at BEEF ROAST Shoulder, Blade Cut GROUND BEEF Packed Viskin Excellent for summer meals. Freshly made, flavor BOILING BEEF Plate Meat U.S. CHOK BEEF LIVER SLICED. Excellent With Bacon SPARERIBS Select Eastern Po Medium Size. 3 to 8 Salmon Steaks Packaged Pan Ready lb. 69¢ MIDGET TURKEYS Beltsville type. Gov't Grade A, Eviscerated. Small size, 4 to 8-lb. Lunch Meat C Student Caught Firebug After Setting 30 Blazes S ANGELES (AP) — A University of Southern California student has admitted setting more than 30 brush fires during a ride North Long Beach to Sanibel, the sheriff's office report day. custody is Lloyd G. Hannecker, a war veteran, father of and a pharmacy student at university. He was arrested Friday while watching firemen one of the blazes. protective Sgt. W. C. Buttemere that Hannegan has been unpsychiatric treatment for a year and that he admitted start-the fires by flipping lightedhes from his car with aespin. unt Foods, Inc. declares Dividend ILLERTON (AP) — Hunt Foods last night declared the regular quarterly dividend of 12½ per share on 354,257 shares outstanding. The dividend is pay Aug. 31 to stockholders of the same divi- was paid a year ago to the number of shareholders. Health, Eat California Fruit Trained air rescue teams have searched relentlessly the last eight days for Klaus Martens, 28, and Marijane Walker, 22, a student nurse, who left Los Angeles July 15 in a rented airplane for Blythe, Calif. The plane was found last week in the desert about 50 miles from Yuma and 200 miles off its course. Sheriff Jim Washum of Yuma county, Ariz., said that the couple, in wandering over the desert, may have lain down under a tree in one of the many washes marking the area and been swept away by a desert clubburst. "It's a big desert and they may never be found," the sheriff said. Doctors Battling Wisconsin Town's Small Pox Threat REEDSBURG, Wis. (AP) — A team of doctors worked towards a goal of 7,000 small pox vaccinations today as this small central Wisconsin community sought to complete its protection against an outbreak of the ancient scourge. Six doctors, working in an improvised clinic set up in a high school, handled a constant stream of people all day yesterday. They expected to vaccinate 7,000 by noon today, completing the job. Although the population of Reedsburg is 4,300, medical officials decided families in the surrounding farm area also should be treated. The campaign started yesterday after the illness of a 55-year-old rural woman was diagnosed as smallpox. Symptoms develop eight to 16 days after exposure. SPARERIBS Salmon Steaks Packaged Pan Ready lb. 69¢ MIDGET TURKEYS Beltsville type. Gov't Grade A, Eviscerated. Small size, 4 to 8-lb. LUCERNE CONCENTRATED FRESH MILK The triple-strength milk. Use as is for coffee, add equal part of water for use on cereals. Add two parts water for tasty extra rich beverage, at a substantial saving over regular milk. Buy a quart today! quart carton 54¢ WHITE MAGIC BLEACH Quart bottle, 14c. half-gallon 24¢ WHITE KING SOAP large pkg. (22-oz.) giant pkg. 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Broadcast to Come From Fair Grounds Visitors to the 1951 Orange County Fair are invited to see and hear Nelson McIninch, popular radio farm reporter, make direct broadcasts during his personal appearances at the fairgrounds located on the former Santa Ana Army Air Base. McIninch will broadcast his KFI Noon Farm Reporter program by direct wire from a special stage in the new exhibit building, displaying Orange county agricultural products exclusively, starting promptly at noon on Aug. 14, 15 and 16. The United States Geological survey was organized in 1879. PHILADELPHIA (A)—The Boston Braves today snapped a five-game Philadelphia winning streak, defeating the Phillies 5 to 4 behind the eight-hit pitching of southpaw rookie Chet Nichols. Sid Gordon led the Brave attack with three hits, including a double, to drive in two runs. Two members of the present U. S. Supreme Court are Kentuckians. 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