anaheim-gazette 1951-08-28

5 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIF. $50,000,000 Aid Fund to be Given To Yugoslavia WASHINGTON UP—The United States, Britain, and France have agreed to provide $50,000,000 in economic aid to Yugoslavia to support Marshal Tito's "contribution to the security of the free world." The economic co-operation administration, in announcing this today, disclosed it already has allocated $29,800,000 as an initial installment to help the Yugoslavs buy cotton, coke and steel. Britain shortly will announce, ECA said, its decision to make available $11,500,000 to help bolster Yugoslavia's economy. The French government is also expected to announce its contribution in the near future. Informed officials said the initial French installment would be around $5,000,000 or $6,000,000. The aid will be furnished in the next six months. Compton Air School Fliers Killed as Plane Crash Lands HANFORD (UP)—Three persons were killed and one was injured early today when a Compton Air college plane crashed in an alfalfa field six miles east of Hanford. Constable Leonard Simas said the dead, all of Compton, were identified as Mrs. Martha Hatch, 28, John Cowle, 34, and Joseph Burzi, 26. The injured man, E. D. Terry, 22, suffered compound fractures of one arm and was in fair condition at Kings County hospital. Simas said Terry apparently was thrown clear of the wreckage and the other three were trapped inside. The constable said witnesses told him the plane, a Stinson Station Wagon, appeared to have run out of fuel. They said it sputtered and coughed several times and the pilot, Cowle, dropped flares immediately before the crash. Municipal Water District Annexation To Metropolitan Water District OK Formal request of the Orange County Municipal Water district for annexation to the Metropolitan Water district, with attached water rights on the Colorado river, was approved by the district di- Shapely Anaheim Girl Moving Up Ladder of Fame Dick Williams Los Angeles MORE ABOUT ... McCracken (Continued from Page 1) been jailed Sunday by deputy sheriff's on a charge of battery. De Moss, who is estranged from his wife, Millie, Mrs. McCracken's sister, came to Mrs. De Moss's home in Buena Park Sunday to visit the children. While he was there, Leonard Farmer of Buena Park, a friend of the family, came to the De Moss home. A disturbance occurred and deputy sheriffs Don Earl and Rudy Dittle, came to the house. De Moss had left the place but returned while they were there and accused Farmer of trying to run over him with his automobile. Farmer reportedly called De Moss a liar, whereupon De Moss hit Farmer in the jaw, he was promptly arrested by the officers. Today he posted $100 bail and was released. Anaheim Sea Scouts Back from Weekend Cruise to Catalina Thirteen tired Sea Scouts returned home Sunday evening after completing a two day overnight cruise to Catalina Island. The youthful sea dogs from Anaheim are Harold Heinrick, Steve Knutzen, Earnest Hoobler, Bob Stebbins, Richard Carroll, Bob Dierberger, Ronnie Brown, Jim Mellwain, Jerry Enloe, Bob Owston, Carl Petit, Jack Ladig and Frank Galusha. They left Anaheim along with their leaders, Skipper William Burr and Mates Ernest Owston, Benjamin Stakemiller and a guest, Lynn Stuall. Saturday morning they set out from the Sea Scout base at Newport Harbor in their ship, the S. S. S. Rotaleo. After keeping a rendezvous with six other Sea Scout ships at the mouth of the harbor, the convoy departed, armed with Mother Sills Seasick pills, and arrived in Avalon Bay a few hours later. Church services were held aboard ship Sunday morning followed by island hikes, fishing and swimming. Municipal Water District Annexation To Metropolitan Water District OK Formal request of the Orange County Municipal Water district for annexation to the Metropolitan Water district, with attached water rights on the Colorado river, was approved by the district directors in session at Orange city hall late Monday, and was laid before officials of the Metropolitan Water district in Los Angeles this morning by a delegation headed by President Glenn P. Allen of Orange. Accompanying the former Orange mayor were Director W. B. Hellis of the Irvine ranch, Attorney M. B. Wellington, legal counsel for the district; John A. Murdy, Jr., of Wintersburg, Farm Bureau water leader, and Ross Shafer of Tustin, water authority who has aided in past negotiations with MWD. The group expected to discuss with the MWD officials terms of annexation that would be embodied in a contract between the districts, this contract to be the basis of a special election in the district, to decide the question of annexation. The municipal water district's request for annexation will come before the MWD board of directors at a special meeting next Friday in Los Angeles. If approved by the board, the move will be immediately followed by proceedings to call the annexation election, it was announced. The election date may be fixed late next week. Attorney Wellington said. DRUNK DRIVER FINED Dahlia M. Rodin appeared before the city judge this morning on a charge of drunk driving and was fined $250 or 125 days in the county jail. Shortly after $150 was paid for her fine, $100 being withheld on suspension of a three-year probation period. If You Drive! Don't Drink Shapely Anaheim Girl Moving Up Ladder of Fame Dick Williams, Los Angeles Corror movie columnist, yesterday took note of an Anaheim man starlet when he wrote: "CLOSE-UPS: Anaheim's N source of publicity, 19-year Paula Dorety, who in her time been everything from Miss Je El Toro Marine Base to Miss J rocket at Santa Ana, is now in movies. Following a bit in "A.D." she's set for a good pair "Hello Girl," a semi musical or about the first telephone operators. "Paula has been attracting tional photographers like a swif of bees because she has a Russell figure despite being o wise just five feet two with inch waistline. Her father ru liquor store in Anaheim." Fullerton School Cannery to Open Again Next Week The Fullerton school-comm cannery will be open next week final canning this season as lows: Tuesday, Sept. 4, fruits 12:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Sept. matoes at 8:30 a.m., and Thursday Sept. 6, fruit at 8:30 a.m., pruning sufficient advance reserve are made, according to E Pierce, instructor. Appointment must be made and confirmed hours prior to the canning scheduled to assure any or all proposed sessions operated Miss Pierce stated. Reservations may be through the Evening Juniorlege office, telephone Full 1783. The office will be open day through Friday 8:00 to a.m. and 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. rendezvous with six other Sea Scout ships at the mouth of the harbor, the convoy departed, armed with Mother Sills Seasick pills, and arrived in Avalon Bay a few hours later. Church services were held aboard ship Sunday morning followed by island hikes, fishing and swimming. Thief Breaks in Home in Daylight In broad daylight yesterday afternoon, a thief entered the home of Eugene Milton McLaughlin, 812 E. North st., and stole clothes and jewelry valued at $191.50. The burglar entered the McLaughlin residence between 4:30 and 5:15 p.m. yesterday through an unlocked rear door. REFUSES CAR FARE Ruth V. Campoell was brought to the local police station yesterday about 3:20 p.m. by a Fullerton Yellow Cab driver, Charles Lee Scott, when she refused to pay her fare. She was booked for drunkenness and taken to the county jail where she was later released on bail. CONQUER YOUR CONSTIPATION A remarkable medical discovery is offered in McCoy's Norm Tabs. You can quickly conquer your constipation and restore regularity. No violent purging—no muss—no fuss—nothing to mix. McCoy's Norm Tabs create a soft gel bulk and give you comfortable bowel movements. They are harmless to take over any length of time and the dose never has to be increased. Easily carried in your purse. 21 Tabs 25s, 90 Tabs $1.00, 300 Tabs $2.00. On sale at McCoy's Drug Store, 100 W. Center, Anaheim. SIX YEARS AFTER BLAST — sightseers view at 1944 A-bomb blast in Hiroshima, Japan. Shattered dome... BBI Raids Seize 7 and Hawaii Chiefs NOLULU UP—The FBI toharrested seven persons as all leaders of the communist and charged them with cong to overthrow the U.S. armament by force and violence. Among the seven was Jack the Hall, Hawaiian leader of Bridges' longshore union. The seven were rounded up at homes about 6:30 a.m. (9:30 PDT) in a continuation of government's roundup of commits. They were scheduled for arrivalment later in the day before the Commissioner Harry B. Merrer. AKS INTO HOME Today afternoon, about 5 Annie Cabral of Anaheim, adored Francisco Ontiveros of hundreds of entering her home ally. He was picked up and led for drunkenness and dising the peace. The food of the hamadryad of the largest species of cobra, is entirely of other snakes. District Annexation Over District OK'd Shapely Anaheim Girl Moving Up adder of Fame Mark Williams, Los Angeles Mir- Dusty, the Boston Terrier, Won't Pay Estate Tax on $50,000 Steak Bequest CLEARWATER, Fla. UP—A probate judge ruled that Dusty, a little Boston terrier, doesn't have to pay federal estate tax on the $50,-000 left in trust for him by his millionaire mistress. Mrs. Mary S. Morrow left that sum for Dusty when she died here Jan. 9, 1950. Her friend, Mrs.-Gladys Hunter, testified yesterday she made the bequest so Dusty "could continue to get the calves' liver, porter-house steaks and pork chops to which he was accustomed." The Morton Plant Hospital协 ociation, which got the residue from the Morrow estate after many beques, thought the estate tax on Dusty's $50,000 should be paid from that sum itself. Judge Jack White ruled, however, that Mrs. Morrow intended for Dusty to have $50,000 clear, so the tax will have to come from the hospital's share. Boy, 11, Picked Up as Run-a-Way After an argument with his sister, 11-year-old Steven Goeting of Long Beach ran away from home yesterday. This morning at 2:10 a.m. Officers Rogers and Eggleston found him wandering about in the vicinity of Olive and Santa Ana sts. in Anaheim. They notified his parents and his mother picked him up at the police station about an All-Day Battle Rages on Korean Eastern Front U.S. EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, Korea UP—An all-day battle raged today in the rain-soaked hills north of Yanggu on the east Korean front. The rest of the front, which had flared with increasingly heavy clashes Monday, quieted under low clouds that often obscured entire ridgelines. Rain and mist dampened the entire battle lines. Ground action was limited largely to sporadic artillery barrages and scattered fights between patrols. Most planes were grounded. Only 42 sorties were flown by the Fifth Air Force up to 6 p.m. (3 a.m. EST). Ten B-29 Superforts from Okinawa bombed supply depots at Chinnampo by radar in the heaviest reported raid, more than 100 tons. Reds took advantage of the weather and slipped small groups of infantrymen into position north of Yanggu for assaults on Allied ridge positions. The communist troops attacked at 9 a.m. (6 p.m. Monday EST). By noon two reinforced companies were trying to crack United Nations positions. Anna Belle Biehl Dies at Age of 81 Anna Belle Biehl, 81, a man of Illinois who has resided in vicinity of Anaheim for 50 yrs died yesterday afternoon at Leonard Sanitarium after a longed illness. She is survived by two Emerson S. Biehl of Alhaim Kenneth M. Biehl of Anaheim one granddaughter, Miss Ma L. Biehl of Alhambra. She was member of the White To Methodist church. Funeral services will be comced from the Hilgenfeld cemetery at 2 p.m. Rev. C. I. drews, associate pastor of W Temple, will officiate assist Rev. Thomas L. Burden, for pastor. Entombment will follow Melrose Abbey mausoleum. Ex parte testimony is thaken by one party while the cemister is absent. Eat More California OranMan Critically Hes As Car Rammed Skidding Truck His car hit by a skidding on rain-washed Coast high early today, Ruben Molet, 48, rovia, received a fracture and other injuries, incl broken ribs, near the west of San Clemente. Benjamini govia, 38, of Tustin, driver o truck, was uninjured. According to a police nugo Segovia had braked his tru- District Annexation Over District OK'd Hapely Anaheim Girl Moving Up Badder of Fame Jack Williams, Los Angeles Mirmovie columnist, yesterday note of an Anaheim movie set when he wrote: LOSE-UPS; Anaheim's No. 1 cease of publicity, 19-year-old a Dorrety, who in her time has everything from Miss Jet at Oro Marine Base to Miss Skyet at Santa Ana, is now in the ies. Following a bit in "3000" she's set for a good part in lo Girl," a semi musical in colout the first telephone opervaula has been attracting namal photographers like a swarm tees because she has a Jane sell figure despite being otherjust five feet two with a 22waistline. Her father runs a or store in Anaheim." Fullerton School annery to Open Again Next Week The Fullerton school-community annery will be open next week for canning this season as follows: Tuesday, Sept. 4, fruit at 8:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Sept. 5, tooes at 8:30 a.m., and Thursday, t. 6, fruit at 8:30 a.m., providsufficient advance reservations made, according to Esther force, instructor. Appointments not be made and confirmed 24 days prior to the canning time scheduled to assure any or all of proposed sessions operating, as Pierce stated. Reservations may be made through the Evening Junior College office, telephone Fullerton 3. The office will be open Monthrough Friday 8:00 to 11:30 and 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Up as Run-a-Way After an argument with his sister, 11-year-old Steven Goeting of Long Beach ran away from home yesterday. This morning at 2:10 a.m. Officers Rogers and Eggleston found him wandering about in the vicinity of Olive and Santa Ana sts. in Anaheim. They notified his parents and his mother picked him up at the police station about an hour later. Y'S MEN MEET A talk on atomic energy by Dave Collins highlighted a meeting of the Anaheim Y's Men's club held last night at Mother's Kitchen. Truman Grants Cold Reception To Ambassador WASHINGTON (UP)—President Truman told the new Czechoslovak ambassador today the best way to restore cordial relations with the United States would be for his government to free William N. Oatis, Associated Press correspondent jailed there on spy charges. In a meeting limited to five minutes, reporters were told Mr. Truman informed Dr. Vladimir Prochazka that relations between the U.S. and Czechoslovakia had "deteriorated ever since Jan Masaryk was murdered." This plain talk when the ambassador called to present his credentials was reported afterwards by the president's press secretary, Joseph Short. Short told news men that in the conversation between the ambassador and the president the ambassador said "he hoped to make our relations more cordial." "The president replied that the best way he could make our relations more cordial was to send our Associated Press correspondent Oatis home." Short told a news conference. 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Anna Belle Biehl Miles at Age of 81 Anna Belle Biehl, 81, a native Illinois who has resided in the city of Anaheim for 50 years, yesterday afternoon at the guard Sanitarium after a pregled illness. He is survived by two sons, Person S. Biehl of Alhambra, Neth M. Biehl of Anaheim, and granddaughter, Miss Marilyn Biehl of Alhambra. She was a member of the White Temple church. General services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel runsday at 2 p.m. Rev. C. I. Anws, associate pastor of White temple, will officiate assisted by Thomas L. Burden, former tor. Entombment will follow in prose Abbey mausoleum. Cave Explorers Rescued by Human 85-Man Chain from Flooded Cavern ABERCRAVE, Wales (UP) — Two northeast of Swansea. expert cave explorers were safe home today after a daring rescue from deep inside the Welsh mountains where they had been trapped by a flooding underground river for three days. 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