anaheim-gazette 1951-08-21

Warren Says Any Truce Breakdown Fault of Reds TOKYO (UP)—Gov. Earl Warren said today if the Korean armistice talks fall Americans "would agree that it was a lack of desire by Russia to have peace." The California chief executive, in Japan for a visit with the U.S., 40th Infantry division, California National Guard, expressed belief most Americans would be "grievously disappointed" if the truce talks break down. He said he did not agree with some Republicans that the United Nations should continue fighting in Korea rather than talk peace. His observations were made at a news conference. Warren arrived today. He was met by Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, Allied Supreme Commander; Maj. Gen Roderick R. Allen, commander of the 16th Corps, and Maj. Gen. Daniel H. Hudelson, 40th Division commander. The 40th is part of the 16th Corps. ROMAN TANKS HELP CAIRO (UP)—The newspaper "Al Balagh" reports Egypt is studying a proposal to clean and repair old Roman water tanks in a program to colonize zones that are now desert. For Health, Eat California Fruit Santa Ana Woman Named Winner of Powder Puff Derby DETROIT (UP)—Bride to oe, Claire McMillan of Santa Ana, and Marguerite Carson of Ottawa are the winners in the transcontinental woman's air races. Judges here yesterday declared Miss McMillen, a flying instructor, the winner of the fifth annual all-women race—the famed powder puff derby. It was 2,248 miles from Santa Ana to Detroit. Meantime in neighboring Windsor, Ont., Miss Carson was ruled victor in the all-women's international race—roughly 1,000 miles from Orlando, Fla., to Windsor. Both races were held in connection with the American national air races last week end. Neither Miss McMillen nor Miss Carson was first to finish but both were adjudged winners on the basis of handicaps and corrected times. Soon blonde Miss McMillen is going to marry Michael Walters of Detroit. Miss McMillen's copilot was Mrs. Francis Bera; 26, of Bellflower, Calif. They received the Olive Ann Beech trophy at a banquet last night and split $850 in prize money. The National Geographic Society says the sturgeon is becoming a rarity except in Russian waters. MORE ABOUT . . . Reds (Continued from Page 1) Nuckols said the communis­tion the discussions were "imm­it­able to military logic," "obdurate their politically colored dem­i­sion," "inscrutable" in presenting t­heir and "adamant" to adjustmen­t. Nuckols drew no distin­c­tion between the attitude red gen­dial displayed in full negotiation sions and in subcommittee m­ings. The U.N. spokesman made ROMAN TANKS HELP CAIRO (AP) — The newspaper "Al Balagh" reports Egypt is studying a proposal to clean and repair old Roman water tanks in a program to colonize zones that are now desert. For Health, Eat California Fruit Miss McMillen's copilot was Mrs. Francis Bern; 26, of Bellflower, Calif. They received the Olive Ann Beech trophy at a banquet last night and split $850 in prize money. The National Geographic Society says the sturgeon is becoming a rarity except in Russian waters. Riviera Makes Bow in Low Price Field SPECIAL RIVIERA is now in quality production. Although Buick pioneered the hard-top convertible with its introduction of the Roadmaster Riviera in 1949, this is the first time this styling has been available in Buick's low-priced model, it was announced by John A. Steffy of Steffy Buick company of Anaheim. HEY! KIDS! FREE G AT THE S.Q.R. STORE' FREE G AT THE S.Q.R. STORE' BACK TO SCHOOL TREASURE HUNT THURSDAY AUGUST 23 See Tomorrow's (Wednesday's) Gazette for full THE SQR STORE ANAHEIM'S OWN MORE ABOUT . . . Reds (Continued from Page 1) Buckols said the communists at discussions were "immune" military logic, "obdurate" in politically colored demands, scriptable" in presenting them, "adamant" to adjustments. Buckols drew no distinction between the attitude red generals played in full negotiation sessions and in subcommittee meetings. U.N. spokesman made his comments after Pelping radio said Monday that: “If the American side still stubbornly adheres to its unreasonable demand of plunder, and rejects the just and reasonable proposal of our side, an agreement will be impossible.” The broadcast was a detailed analysis, in typical sharply-worded communist fashion, of U.N. demands for a buffer zone along the present battle-line. The broadcast said: “All the 'military logic' of the American side cannot in the least MORE ABOUT ... Restrictions (Continued from Page 1) M-4-A, limits use of copper to 160 pounds, and carbon steel to 1450 pounds in any building. Aluminum use is completely prohibited. But John M. Gold, plumbing contractor, said his records show that a three-room house, with a bath and a half, can be built under those restrictions: That includes nine fixtures. The restriction does not cover bathtubs, water heaters, lavatories, etc., as Land of Hula-Hula Has Sharp Shake HONOLULU (P) — A earthquake early today destroys eight homes and damaged at 30 more on the famed Kona island of Hawaii, police ports said. Police Sergeant Emery Tomo said none was seriously injured. A few slight injuries reported. All the homes destroyed damaged were of frame construction. The Hilo Tribune H buckols said the communists at discussions were "immune" military logic, "obdurate" in politically colored demands, irritable" in presenting them, "adamant" to adjustments. buckola drew no distinction between the attitude red generals played in full negotiation sesquies and in subcommittee meetings. U.N. spokesman made his borny adheres to its unreasonable demand of plunder, and rejects the just and reasonable proposal of our side, an agreement will be impossible." The broadcast was a detailed analysis, in typical sharply-worded communist fashion, of U.N. demands for a buffer zone along the present battle-line. The broadcast said: "All the 'military logic' of the American side cannot in the least excuse the American aggressive policy nor can it in the least cover up the arrogant, unreasonable and utterly fantastic American demand to set up the military demarcation line north of the 38th Parallel deep into our positions..." "Ordinary people will see lunacy of this 'logic'." The North Korean Pyongyang broadcast repeated a charge it hasn't used for a week: that U.N. negotiators were attempting to delay truce talks until the U.S. Congress approves Armed Service appropriations and Allied troops advance farther into North Korea. BRIGHTER OUTLOOK FOR THOSE WHO RETIRE LOS ANGELES (P) — Retirement age is no longer a time of lonely, static existing, but a period of productive, active living. says Dr. Norman P. Miller, assistant professor of physical education at the University of California. Miller says retirement these days is known for its "creative living, community activity and profitable avocations." M-4-A, limits use of copper to 160 pounds, and carbon steel to 1450 pounds in any building. Aluminum use is completely prohibited. But John M. Gold, plumbing contractor, said his records show that a three-room house, with a bath and a half, can be built under those restrictions: That includes nine fixtures. The restriction does not cover bathtubs, water heaters, lavatories, etc., as manufactured articles, he said. Restriction in that field applies to the manufacturer. If use of copper is limited to 35 pounds, then 1800 pounds of carbon steel can be used, it was explained. Seventy-two architects and builders attended the meeting. Carl Downs, of the California division of forestry, exhibited a motion picture on fire prevention. MORE ABOUT ... McCracken (Continued from Page 1) she rented the cabin to McCracken with no bedding furnished. This testimony would lay the groundwork for showing that the yellow bedspread that had been wrapped about Patty's body when it was taken from the cabin was McCracken's. When court recessed at noon today, there were ten men and two women in the jury box, with 11 members of the second special veniry that was summoned Monday, still in reserve. Those in the jury box included Harry Basse, Anaheim citrus grower. INDIA REPORTS ON GASOLINE IMPORTS NEW DELHI (P) — India in 1950-51 has depended on Iran for 76 per cent of her gasoline and 67 per cent of kerosene, commerce ministry officials have revealed. Iran supplied India 146,000,000 gallons of gasoline and 156,000,000 gallons of kerosene, out of total imports respectively of 193,500,000 gallons and 227,000,000 gallons. City Softball League On Tuesday, in the Church League, Church of Christ will defend its records against White Traitors!! FREE GIFTS!! R. STORE'S SCHOOL URE T DAY T 23 City Softball League On Tuesday, in the Church League, Church of Christ will defend its records against White Temple at 7:30, the league time limit applying. The two protested innings in the Church of Christ and Zion Lutheran game will be played after the White Temple game instead of before as previously announced. This action was taken after a strong protest was lodged by the Church of Christ manager and pitcher, who claimed discrimination on the part of the league officials. Wednesday will be the start of City League position playoffs. Alex Tamale against the Merchants for first place at 7:15 p.m. At 8:30, a playoff for third place if necessary. Thursday, Church League position playoff. Games will be announced after the Tuesday night games. On Friday, the City League playoffs will start with two out of three series. Team 1 vs Team 3 at 7:15, and Team 2 against Team 4 at 8:30. Let's see some of the local supports out for these games. Johnny Hopp will always remember his first day in the major leagues. On the same day his daughter, Terrill, was born. Howie Judson, pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, is a native of Hebron, Ill., and played ball for the University of Illinois. Anaheim Motorists Have Licenses Reviewed by State SACRAMENTO (CNS)—A H. Henderson, state director of motor vehicles, today announced action on several drivers licenses held by Anaheim residents. These included: Revocation for Ygnacio N. Savcura, 1129 Perry st., for three "driving while intoxicated convictions." Order of probation for Paul Stillman Maxwell, 318 S. Lemon, for negligent operation. Suspensions for Gilbert R. Morales, 1042½ N. Patt st., two "driving while intoxicated" convictions and Dale Ferris Swain, 1101 N. Palm st., for same offense. The sturgeon has gristle instead of Bones. VANCOUVER (CP)—A 400-acre plot of ground on British Columbia's north coast contains a deposit of rare clay for which enthusiasts claim remariable cures for allments ranging from simple cuts to arthritis and stomach ulcers. Dr. Ernest A. Hauser, professor of colloid chemistry at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has devoted nearly a year to studying the clay on King Island, 265 miles north of Vancouver. He said the clay is outstanding because of its colloidal quality. It is formed of particles as fine as the mist in a fog bank—and finer. Dr. Hauser said its healing powers are due to the powerful absorptive action caused by the tremendous surface area of the clay's colloidal particles. Fishing is Iceland's main industry. VELIA PEREZ of Santa Ana will be among contestants in dence day celebration to be Thousands of the county's e 3. and of Hula-Hula has Sharp Shakes ONOLULU (P)—A sharp earthquake early today destroyed homes and damaged at least more on the famed Kona coast the island of Hawaii, police rets said. Police Sergeant Emery Kuniho said none was seriously injured. A few slight injuries were reported. All the homes destroyed or damaged were of frame construc- The Hilo Tribune Herald SCALE and MITES WITH SHELL TRIONA SOLUBLE OILS for prompt delivery call ANAHEIM SPRAY CHEMICAL CO. 303 Manchester Blvd., West Anaheim ANAHEIM 4404 August 26-31 FARM ELECTRIFICATION WEEK Worth a salute especially in California THROUGHOUT THE NATION, the last week in August is being recognized as "Farm Electrification Week." And we think that nowhere is it more fitting to salute the importance of electricity to agriculture than here in our own state. Farming is the basic economic foundation of this state. It represents an investment of approximately ten billion dollars. On it rest the great food processing industry and associate industries. From it radiate transportation facilities which annually carry millions of tons of food from the farms of California to the tables of the nation and the world. Here in California more than 98% of all farms use electricity in the home and in farming operations. That is one reason California's farm homes are among the most modern and its farms among the most productive in the world. Of the many uses for electricity in farming, none outweighs in importance the powering of irrigation pumps. In a land where rainfall—so essential to agriculture everywhere—is virtually non-existent during almost half the year, thousands of irrigation pumps powered by dependable, low-cost electricity have played a major role in boosting California farm income to the highest in the nation. IN EDISON TERRITORY, more than 90% of the irrigation water is pumped electrically Southern California Edison Company