anaheim-gazette 1951-08-09

Anaheim Gazette By JOHN S. NEUBAUER When thou passest through the waters, I will be with thee—Isa. 43:2. CALIFORNIANA—The "Know Nothing" party, a secret political organization, held its first State convention at Sacramento, Aug. 7, 1855. Its platform based chiefly on the opposition of foreigners and foreign immigration. The organization was active since 1854 and had chapters in most mining camps and villages. It carried municipal elections in Marysville, Sacramento, and elsewhere. The party nominated J. Neely Johnson for governor; Robert M. Johnson for lieutenant-governor and Hugh C. Murray and David S. Terry for State Supreme Court justices. All were elected in the election of Sept. 5, 1855. The party was anti-Catholic and anti-Chinese and sponsored much of the legislation that restricted the liberties of the celestials. NOTES—Alonzo Corona, the Buena Park trucker, hasn't forgotten his schoolday baseball career. His backstopping ended rather abruptly when he took one in the midsection. In those days kids caught without masks, chest protectors or shinguards... Douglas Preston Wheeler believes business comes before pleasure. He had to give up managing the Buena Park Lynx. Blaine Averett whose wife, Patricia, plays for the Lynx will take over the managerial duties... Sheriff James Musick has been selected for pro- The Lord shall guide the continually, and satisfy thy soul—Isa. 58:11. CALIFORNIANA — Gov. Jose Figueroa issued his famous Reglamentto Provisional para la secularización de las misiones de alta California which provided for the conversion of missions into pueblos; friars were relieved of temporal duties; each head of a family was given a lot 100 to 400 varas square; ejidos to be assigned for pueblos; half of the livestock, chattels, seeds were to be distributed pro rata; with the government to be in the hands of ayuntamientos; mission libraries and church goods remained in charge of the priests under this provision of Aug. 9, 1834. The Reglamentto was the first major piece of printing to be undertaken by California's first printer, Agustin Zamorano. WORLD EVENTS—Anaheimers are wondering what effect the UN truce talks will have on their lives and those of their loved ones. Like President Truman many Anaheimers believe that Soviet military might launch an aggression in one of the world's numerous trouble zones... Had something came of the Kaesong truce talks, many Anaheimers would have been returned to civilian status. As long as the international tension remains, more and more Anaheimers will don the uniform and prepare for any eventuality... Anaheim's indus- His backstopping ended rather abruptly when he took one in the midsection. In those days kids caught without masks, chest protectors or shinguards. Douglas Preston Wheeler believes business comes before pleasure. He had to give up managing the Buena Park Lynx. Blaine Averett whose wife, Patricia, plays for the Lynx will take over the managerial duties. Sheriff James Musick has been selected for promotion to the rank of major by the Marine Corps reserve. He is one of 265 captains on inactive reserve to receive such promotions. VIGNETTE—The familiar old itinerant who trudged along the highways picking up old bottles and other salvagable materials has gone from this earthly scene. He perished in flames as his cardboard hacienda went up in flames. The old man's lonely existence has ended. He died in the 67th year of his life—alone, as he had lived. But yet the old man had courage, fortitude and determination. He must have been proud in his loneliness for being self-sufficient in an age when so many expect something for nothing. He earned his meager existence. PERSONALITIES—See where Albert Zugsmith publicity accelerator for American Pictures Corp., RKO-Pathe Studios is getting publicity for Paula Dorety in the moom-picture columns. They're discussing the Anaheim lassie's 39-inch TV personality. Willie Pryor tells us that there was a quite a stink in Santa Ana last week. The overtaxed sewers overflowed. That reminds us of the time Fullerton west-end sewers clogged and effluent backed up in bath tubs and flowed down the streets. Kermitt Wood got so mad about the condition that he ran for city council and was elected. Placentia's police chief Dean Hasson is doing a mighty good job. Placentia is readily getting rid of its slum conditions. It's an example a lot of other cities might follow. PEOPLE—Notice the pictures of the McCracken trial jury on the GAZETTE bulletin board... Kermitt Wood got so mad about the condition that he ran for city council and was elected... Placentia's police chief Dean Hasson is doing a mighty good job. Placentia is readily getting rid of its slum conditions. It's an example a lot of other cities might follow... PEOPLE—Notice the pictures of the McCracken trial jury on the GAZETTE bulletin board? A lot of 'em are shielding their faces as if they had done something to be ashamed of... W. J. Blackburn apparently slugged the wrong newspaperman. Perry Fowler, the L.A. newsphographer, more than held his own with the irate juror... Mike McGonigle got a dirty look when he greeted one of the jurors with a friendly: "Hi, juror!"... Don Leibhart is limping. It's his old knee injury... Joe Mora, the softballer, is quite a musician. He and Paul Salazar have an orchestra... Placentia's Barbara Dolbee would make a mightly lovely successor to Heavenly Helen Weir as Miss Orange County... Harold Welch who used to be the Edison company's big gear in Northern Orange county has been promoted. He has a swivel chair job in the main office, directing personnel. Congratulations... Jim Talcott's Orange county map is a collector's item. It's historically complete... NITECAPSULE—Grouche Marx is right. We owe our government a great deal, but where are we going to get the money to pay for it. SPORTNOTES — Tournaments are the vogue. Jerry Kehr, the Santa Barbara college athlete, is staging a baseball tourney at Buena Park for teen-agers — 16 and under—and Roy Merk's Anaheimers have a might good chance of bringing home the trophy... Don Liebhart's Anaheim Roaring Rainbows (call 'em Kaleidoscopes if y'wish) will prove to be a potent factor in Fullerton's Softball tournament. With a break, the Leibhart-Dave Hernandez coached youngsters should win... George Blaeholder's nephew, Lawrence, is pitching for Glen Conradi's Garden Grove youngsters... Arky Vaughan's nephew, Dickie, catches for Lee Kavanagh's kids over at Fullerton. In 1935 Arky was the leading hitter for the majors with a .385 mark. Incidentally, Vaughan was playing semi-pro ball with Steve Luther's Cypress Merchants 20 years ago... PREDICTION—It's no secret, Anaheimers will be watching the 1951 World Series on their TV sets. Robert Rossberg, the telephone man, could tell you that everything is ready for transcontinental TV viewing. They're just waiting 'til the gentleman in Blair House sets the day for the "big show". The overland telegraph line was completed in October 24, 1861. The first transcontinental telephone conversation was between Alexander Graham Bell and his assistant Thomas Watson on Jun. 15, 1915. NITECAPSULE—It isn't the money, but the humiliation that makes the "pants burglar" such a haunting character. California Fruit is Good for You Local Woman Wins Vacuum Cleaner in White King Contest A Westinghouse vacuum cleaner will be the prize presented Mrs. Henry Kuchel, 315 Claudina, by the fair's queen at Orange County Fair on Aug. 17, according to King Soap representative Vaughn. Won for answering pany's Question-of-the-day having a box of White King on hand when called up day, the prize is one of ing given in the Orang FRESH! AS IN THE ORCHARD Hampshire ORANGE JUICE 17¢ TOP FROST A TASTY VEGETABLE BROCCOLI 19¢ TOP FROST WITH STEAKS, MMM. FRENCH FRIES 18¢ FILL WITH FRUIT COCKTAIL FOOD CLUB GELATIN 6¢ PACKED WHERE THEY GROW BEST FOOD CLUB PEAS 17¢ FOR A REAL MEAL NAVY BEANS BUDGET PACK 33¢ TIME FOR BARBEQUES CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 79¢ 50 EASY AND GOOD CINOH GAKE MIX 1 LB. PKG. 38¢ LOTS OF FILLING SUNSHINE HYDROX COOKIES 38¢ For Babies DIGESTS EASILY SWIFT'S MEATS 20¢ Underwood THE ORIGINAL DEVILED HAM DEVILED HAM 19¢ Rath FLAVORY AND SAVORY BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 42¢ Armour A PANTRY SHELF MEAL CORNED BEEF HASH 42¢ ADDS TASTE TO TOMATOES MORTON'S SALT 10¢ Zuyder Zee A COMPANY' DELICACY ASPARAGUS CUTS 17¢ Vitafruit KISSED BY HAWAII'S SUM SLICED PINEAPPLE 30¢ Top Frost LEMONADE 10¢ 5 OZ. CONCENTRATE Food Club ORANGE JUICE 2 for 21¢ 2 CANS 23¢ 46 OZ. CAN Blended Juice 21¢ 46 OZ. CAN Hart's GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 17¢ 46 OZ. CAN Food Club APPLE JUICE 22¢ QUARTS 29¢ BREAKFAST SAUSAGE Armour A PANTRY SHELF MEAL CORNED BEEF HASH 16 oz CAN 42¢ ADDS TASTE TO TOMATOES MORTON'S SALT 26 oz CONTAINER 10¢ Zuyder Zee A COMPANY DELICACY ASPARAGUS CUTS *2 CAN 17¢ Vitafruit KISSED BY HAWAII'S SUN SLICED PINEAPPLE *2½ CAN 30¢ FOR DOGS OF ALL AGES FRISKIES 5 lb. MEAL 78¢ EVERY KIND YOU MAY NEED! BRUSHES TAKE YOUR PICK! VEGETABLE BATH SCRUB 19¢ FOR DOWN SOUTH EAT'N AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKES 22 lb. PICE 29¢ SO SOFT ~ YET FIRM TOPAZ TOILET TISSUE 2 ROLLS 19¢ DELICATESSEN ALPHA BETA'S HOT DOG! WIENERS POUND 59¢ ALPHA BETA'S The Finest Farmer Style COTTAGE CHEESE PINT 24¢ PELLISIER'S For your health's sake YAMI YOGURT ½ PINT 17¢ AMPLE PARKING SPACE These prices effective in all Alpha Beta Food Markets 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Daily 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sundays All Departments Fair on Aug. 17, according to White King Soap representative Jerry Vaughn. Won for answering the company's Question-of-the-Day and having a box of White King Soap on hand when called upon yesterday, the prize is one of three being given in the Orange county area. Later the same day Maxine Stickley of Santa Ana won a Westinghouse register. Currently the White King Soap company is awarding a variety of Westinghouse Laundromats, refrigerators, ranges, irons, toasters, and food mixers to homemakers using White King soap and able to pre-sent a box when the White King doorbell ringer arrives. A gauntlet is an armored glove used by knights in medieval times. A gazelle is a small antelope found in Asia and southern Africa. QUEEZE is on! A BUMPER CITRUS CROP Means LOTS OF FRUIT & LOW FRUIT PRICES! IT ALL HAS TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF THE PRICE, SO THE HOUSEWIFE GETS A BREAK. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOWER THAN EVER CITRUS JUICE PRICES AND STOCK-UP NOW! Buy a case and Save! Means LOTS OF FRUIT & LOW FRUIT PRICES! IT ALL HAS TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF THE PRICE, SO THE HOUSEWIFE GETS A BREAK. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOWER THAN CITRUS JUICE PRICES AND STOCK-UP NOW! Buy a case and Save! Daily Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES KERN COUNTY "SOLID AND TASTY" WATERMELONS POUND 2¢ WITH THAT REAL PEACH FLAVOR FREESTONE PEACHES 3 LBS. 25¢ MEATY SWEET! CANTALOUPES POUND 4¢ AN ALPHA BETA SPECIAL Every day in the Week! BUNCH VEGETABLES 3 BUNCHES 10¢ IT'S COMPLEXIONIZED SWEETHEART SOAP BATH SIZE 4 FOR 39¢ REGULAR 4 FOR 27¢ DIRECT FROM OUR OWN PACKING HOUSE ALPHA BETA MEATS Alpha Beta U.S. GRADE GOOD 7-BONE ROASTS LB. 65¢ Alpha Beta U.S. GRADE GOOD CHUCK ROASTS LB. 65¢ U.S. GRADE GOOD OR CHOICE LAMB LEGS LB. 79¢ Fresh Dressed PAN READY FRYING CHICKENS LB. 69¢ Alpha Beta COUNTRY STYLE POCK SAUSAGE LB. 45¢ U.S. GRADE GOOD OR CHOICE LAMB LEGS LB. 79¢ Fresh Dressed PAN READY FRYING CHICKENS LB. 69¢ Alpha Beta COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE LB. 45¢ Kingon Circle K EASTERN SLICED BACON LB. 49¢ TOP FROST NORTHERN COD LB. PKG. 39¢ sales tax collected on taxable items! no liquor sold! BETTER LIVING MAGAZINE ON SALE NOW ALPHA BETA BOTH STORES 406 E. CENTER ST. 510 W. CENTER ANAHEIM