anaheim-gazette 1951-08-24

Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIF. What About Oil? (Continued from Page 1) two-bedroom home and I want to sell it in order to purchase a three-bedroom home. Do I lose the proceeds from my lease? A—Not necessarily. In the deed of sale of your property you can specifically reserve the subterranean mineral rights to yourself. Q—In the event indirect drilling "bottoms" reach beneath school property, who gets the proceeds of any oil pumped? A—Revenues would go to the school district to be handled for the district's benefit by the board of trustees. Q—Who gets the revenue for oil pumped from beneath a public highway or road? A—Cases vary, but, for instance, where the city holds only an easement across property for the street, half of the road actually belongs to the property-holder whose land fronts on that particular bit of street and the oil revenues would be his. Q—Can property-owners on the fringe of a community lease recover damages for oil they THINK may be drained from beneath their land? A—Such cases have been tried before and in some of them owners of unleased property have been allowed to participate in community lease revenues. However, current practice of oil companies is to lease land beyond the fringe of what they calculate is the oil field, thus protecting themselves and also the beyond-the-fringe land-owner. Actually, if there were any doubt left after geologic triangulation had established oil field boundaries to the company's satisfaction, competing oil firms would be quick to offer leases in the doubtful areas. 164 Unit La Habra Park Development Open to Public The building firm of MacBright has proven in their new La Habra park development that despite rising costs, scarcity of material, and other unsettled facilities uniquely designed fireplaces; harmonizing interior color schemes; and louvered windows. All of the homes have three bedrooms and stall showers. Added to these interior features are outdoor "extras" such as six foot redwood fences; landscaped yards; oversized two car garages and special exterior color effects. These features help to "personalize" each home, and give them Marx Influence Blamed for Iranian Talk Breakdown LONDON (AP)—Richard Stokes Britain's chief negotiator, today blamed "Marxist-Leninist" theories dreamed up behind the scenes by Iranian leaders for the breakdown of crucial oil talks in Tehran. He said, however, that with good will on both sides there was no reason a solution could not be eventually found although Britain would await Iranian guarantees of acceptable working conditions for British employees before reopening the talks. Stokes flew into London Britain called on her lawyers to take over the dispute which diplomats have failed to solve. Legal experts prepared an appeal to the International Court of Justice in The Hague, The Netherlands, for a "definitive judgment." Iran refused to accept an order from the court seven weeks ago that production continue when the two countries tried to agree on methods of nationalizing the billion-dollar Anglo-Iranian company. Denouncing leaders "behind scenes dreaming up impractical Marxist-Leninist" nationalization theories, he said these people had yet to learn "there is considerable difference between practice and theory" in application of the ideas. 164 Unit La Habra Park Development Open to Public The building firm of MacBright has proven in their new La Habra park development that despite rising costs, scarcity of material, and other unsettled factors, it is possible to build a quality home with the luxury features prospective home purchasers are looking for, and still sell them at prices far below replacement costs. As a result of this combination of the best features of individual home building, and the money saving aspects of large scale building, the firm has made it possible for many families to buy a custom built home, for as low as $13,300 in their 164 unit La Habra park community. The homes located on Whittier blvd., and Cypress st., in La Habra, come complete with what is usually termed "luxury features." These features include a G.E. garbage disposal unit and G.E. dishwasher; colorful duran kitchen nooks; sliding patio doors, separating the living room from a weather protected patio; large uniquely designed fireplaces; harmonizing interior color schemes; and louvered windows. All of the homes have three bedrooms and stall showers. Added to these interior features are outdoor "extras" such as six foot redwood fences; landscaped yards; oversized two car garages and special exterior color effects. These features help to "personalize" each home, and give them individual appeal to the home buyers. Community features include ornamental street lights; curved safety streets and orange trees. The development is close to schools, churches, shopping centers and a host of recreational facilities. The model home at the intersection of Chestnut st., and Whitier blvd., in La Habra, is open until 8 p.m., during the week and until 9 p.m., on weekends. 'Wizard of Oz' Now at Cina-Car Drive-in Theater Announcement that the Cina-Car Drive-in theater at 6612 Lincoln ave., is showing Metro's famous "Wizard of Oz" Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday was made by William 'Bill' Montgomery, theater owner. "Each year, just before school opens, we like to plan a special family program, with the children's part of it highlighted for them in particular," Montgomery said today. "In other words, an important picture, famous for its child appeal and a good feature for Mom and Pop, too." "Our picture, 'Wizard of Oz', filmed with an all star cast in gorgeous technicolor, has amused millions. We believe that every child should see it and we know that every adult will enjoy it. On the same program will be Universal's new picture, 'The Hollywood Story', a mystery starring Richard Conte and Henry Hull." If You Drive! Don't Drink Catalina Flying Boat Crash Kills MORE ABOUT... McCracken (Continued from Page 1) Cracken appeared nervous as veins in his neck were pulsating rapidly, McGaff stated, especially when officers showed him a piece of clotted blood that had seeped under the linoleum in the corner behind the bed and apparent had escaped the mop. Patty body had been placed on the by McCracken before he took it to the grave in Live Oak canyons. McGaff's testimony also covered enlarged photographs he taken of the little girl's body the grave and afterward, and other scenes near the grave in the interior of the cabin. Defense counsel George Chiselized upon a statement by M.Gaff that all photographs slightly distorted either because of camera angle or from the veloping process. Chula promised objected to the introduction of photographs on the ground they were not a true representation of what they pictured, objection was overruled. Deputy Sheriff, Ralph Quirk schke of Buena Park, testified yesterday of going to McCracken's cabin with other officers Sunday, the day following Patty disappearance. They were searching for the child's body he said He entered the padlocked car through a window and turned a gas heater that had been turned high in the living room. The cabin was empty but there found numerous bloodstains in the kitchen, living room shower room the officers said. The trial adjourned late yes day until 10 a.m., Monday. Now you can have a BETTER BRAKE RELINE Marvelous improvement in SAFETY and STOPPING COMFORT is made possible by our GATKE Grooved DURA-BLOK Brake Lining. Diagonal grooves in the surface eliminate heat and remove extraneous matter to give braking effectiveness so far ahead there is no comparison. That's WHY you will find our Grooved DURA-BLOK Brake Relines are away out in front with softer pedal and greater power for emergency stops—smoother stopping and more dependable braking under all conditions. Come in and let us explain the many important advantages. SAFETY BRAKE SHOP 129 N. LEMON ANAHEIM 3123 Dubois & Paschall Governor Talks To 224th Troops SENDAI UP — "We are proud of you—we believe in you—and we hope you'll be coming home soon," Gov. Earl Warren of California told 5,000 troops of the 40th Infantry division today. Addressing men of the 224th Regimental Combat Team, of which Anaheim's Company K is a part, at Camp Haugen, 175 miles north of Sendal, the chief executive said "You are a great factor in whatever measure of security we have in this world today." The smiling governor spoke from a platform on Camp Haugen's big parade grounds which is bordered by the Pacific ocean. Before his speech Warren inspected the troops. Afterward they passed in review: Melvin (Sam) Lyle, Georgia Tech's new end coach, was the captain of LSU's Sugar Bowl squad of 1849. Colony Quips (Continued from Page 2) for them to meet together on common ground. We agree with you that the industry needs a four-way working agreement among growers, packers, canners and concentrators. Any time it becomes a one-way deal for any one of the four, the industry is getting far off base. Mutual has in the past met with qualified representatives of all four groups, together or singly or any other way that might be suggested, so that proper action could be taken on important problems. It will continue to follow this practice. First and foremost, Mutual is a growers organization and it must and will keep its members fully informed so they can act wisely in dealing with those who must handle their fruit in getting it to market. Our growers do recognize that we must keep all channels of distribution open. Our experience this past season when nature prevented the normal maturity of our Valencia crop certainly illustrated this and also demonstrated where Mutual could help when such situations occur. The troubles of the industry during these past eight or 10 weeks have come about not by actions of Mutual, nor by the actions of any one segment of the industry, but were caused by a complete misappraisal of our marketing problem. I think you will agree, had we known the Florida crop would be more than seven million boxes of oranges and two million boxes of grapefruit in excess of what had been expected, and the yield from fruit that went to the processors would be close to 10 per cent greater than ever before, that your ideas and the growers' ideas of price would have been significantly different. In spite of this it is amazing to look back upon this season and realize the high return that the crop brought as a whole. The excess production that caused our price troubles during the past few weeks may add to the difficulties and problems of next season. Women Bookkeeper Arsonist Trial Set for Sept. 11 DOWNEY (UP) — Judge J. Boone yesterday ordered Mr. Catherine A. McKeown, chair with arson to stand trial Sept. in superior court. Mrs. McKeown, 38, was a bookkeeper for the Bellflower Community laundry which burned July 28. She was also arraigned on five counts of grand theft. The woman was arrested after the fire when partially destroyed books showed a shortage estimated at $20,000. Sheriff's deputy said Mrs. McKeown admits spending $1,500 of the money. Aided by Showers Firemen Control Forest Blazes A weary army of fire fighters aided by dampening showers, day held the upper hand in week-long battle to check flies that have scorched thousands acres of California forests rangelands: A few fires still were not trolled, but federal and state officials said they were most small ones and that crews were expected to check them shortly. Some new fires were started by lightning yesterday but no showers over much of the area kept them from spreading. Two Crack French Trains Collide METZ, France (UP) — Ten per cent including two American soldiers were killed when two crack international express trains crashed near here today. BEHIND DREAMING UP IMPACTABLE ST-LENINIST" NATIONALIST, he said these people have learned "there is considerable chance between practice and application of their techniques." ABOUT McCracken (Continued from Page 1) Even appeared nervous and in his neck were pulsing, McGaff stated, especially officers showed him a pool netted blood that had seeped the linoleum in the corner and the bed and apparently escaped the mop. Patty's had been placed on the bed McCracken before he took her grave in Live Oak canyon. Staff's testimony also covered photographs he had of the little girl's body in grave and afterward, also scenes near the grave and interior of the cabin. Dense counsel George Chula upon a statement by McCracken that all photographs are likely distorted either because camera angle or from the deining process. Chula promptly led to the introduction of all graphs on the ground that were not a true representation of what they pictured. The intention was overruled. BOTTY SHERIFF, Ralph Quatee of Buena Park, testified today of going to McCracken cabin with other officers on day, the day following Patty's appearance. They were search for the child's body he said. Entered the padlocked cabin through a window and turned off the heater that had been left high in the living room. The cabin was empty but they had numerous bloodstains in kitchen, living room and other room the officers said. The trial adjourned late yester-until 10 a.m., Monday. Mutual is sorry you felt it necessary to cancel your "B" Handlers Contract and your Growers Contract. We earnestly hope that you will reinstate both contracts before the start of next season so that we may have the benefit of your advice and counsel in developing a program that will help us meet the difficulties ahead. Sincerely yours, A. V. SAURMAN, General Manager. La Habra Park FIRST in the eyes of every member of the family PRICED FROM $13,300 on FHA Terms SURPRIISINGLY LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LA HABRA PARK HOMES WERE DESIGNED FIRST in originality of archit construction...FIRST in con community planning...all PARK homes "FIRST in the e And don't forget the LA HABRA PARK home you p features..."G.E." Dishwasher and "G.E." Garbage Kitchen Nook * Real Fire Place * 3 Large Bedroom Fences * Shingle or Dolemite Roof * Special Color I other "extras" that add up to value plus! La Habra Park MAC-BRIGOT Builders and Developers 700 CYPRESS STREET & HIWAN 101 • LA HABRA PHONE 0XFORD 7-6249 Women Bookkeeper Assistant Trial Test for Sept. 11 AWNEY (UP) — Judge J. D. the yesterday ordered Mrs. Marine A. McKeown, charged person to stand trial Sept. 21 superior court. Ms. McKeown, 38, was a bookwriter for the Bellflower Commulary laundry which burned last 28. She was also arraigned ave counts of grand theft. The woman was arrested after fire when partially destroyed as showed a shortage estimat- $20,000. Sheriff's deputies Mrs. McKeown admitted dling $1,500 of the money. Provided by Showers, Firemen Control Forest Blazes Weary army of fire fighters, by dampening showers, tohold the upper hand in the long battle to check flames have scorched thousands of of California forests and lands: Few fires still were not conced, but federal and state fire officials said they were mostly ones and that crews were acted to check them shortly. Some new fires were started nighting yesterday but heavy waves over much of the area them from spreading. Two Crack French Trains Collide NETZ, France (UP)—Ten persons, leading two American soldiers, killed when two crack International express trains crashed here today. 800 County Vets Purchasing Homes A total of 28,726 veterans in 57 California counties were financing their homes under the lowinterest "Cal-Vet" plan at the end of the last fiscal year, it was reported today by the State Depar­ ment of Veterans Affairs. The number of active contracts is about 25 per cent higher than the figure for June 30, 1950, D. D. Callaghan, Jr., State Director of Veterans Affairs, pointed out. In addition, more than 21,000 other veterans of both World Wars have paid off their home, contracts in full since the establishment of the program in 1921. In Orange county, 800 veterans were purchasing homes through the Department of Veterans Affairs as of June 30. Last year the comparable figure was 521. 50 Missing After Mexico Dam Bursts MEXICO CITY (UP)—Fifty per­ sons were feared dead today from the flood of a bursting dam which yesterday wiped out a whole vil­ lage in the wake of a spent-out hurricane. Eat More California Oranges Oil in NUTRI-TONIC permanent gives unrivaled soft naturalness... waves in little as 10 minutes ALMOST 1/3 OF THE NUTRI-TONIC BOTTLE IS PATENTED OIL CREME BASE. THAT'S WHY IT WAVES SO QUICKLY YET SO GENTLY. Nutri-Tonic permanent is grand for children; tool waves gently—yet so quickly they don't tire out. Millions of luxurious permanents bearing this famous trademark have been given in beauty salons, priced to $20 and up. This time, try Nutri-Tonic. two Crack French trains Collide ETZ, France (P)—Ten persons, including two American soldiers, killed when two crack International express trains crashed here today. There were between 30 and 40 rades of whom about half were to be American soldiers. 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