anaheim-gazette 1951-08-30

Alpha Beta Will Place Prize Beef On Sale Today At the close of the Orange County Fair, Aug. 19, cattle buyers from Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., stepped into the ring and bought many of the prize winning cattle. The beef purchased will be on sale at most of the 25 Alpha Beta Food Markets, in Southern California for the weekend beginning Thursday, Aug. 30. Among boys and girls from whom Alpha Beta purchased the animals and the awards they won was Robert Van Dyke of Anaheim, FFA first. MORE ABOUT Oil (Continued from Page 4) of which must be approved by the governing bodies. Proper Screening Optional Condition 3. Screening of tools, pipe and other equipment used in drilling or production operations with the exception of the derrick would be required and all drilling from a controlled site would be carried on behind a solid fence, painted or stained to render it as unobtrusive as possible and maintained in good condition at all times. Optional Condition 4. Fire-fighting equipment as required and approved by the Anaheim Fire department would be maintained at all times during drilling and production operations. Optional Condition 5. Within 90 minutes after the well is filled, he will be discharged, "Perhaps one of the jurors sneezed." on behind a solid fence, painted or stained to render it as unobtrusive as possible and maintained in good condition at all times. Optional Condition 4. Fire-fighting equipment as required and approved by the Anaheim Fire department would be maintained at all times during drilling and production operations. Optional Condition 5. Within 90 days after the well is brought in or abandoned, drilling equipment must be removed from the site unless another well is to be drilled on the same site. Use of a portable rig would be permitted after that, however, for well servicing. Optional Condition 6. No oil may be produced from any well unless all equipment incidental to the operation is screened. A plot plan showing the type and extent of such screening would be subject to approval of the planning commission. Optional Condition 7. No storage tanks or other storage facilities would be allowed on the drill site and all oil produced would be piped out via underground line connected directly to the producing well, provided that a pump could be installed in the line. Limits Tanks Optional Condition 8. Not more than two storage tanks of 1000 barrels capacity each could be installed for each well drilled and location and plans of the tanks would be subject to approval of the planning commission. Optional Condition 9. Aboveground production tanks would have to be screened by shrubs and would have to be surrounded by fire walls or dikes having a storage capacity equal to the capacity of the largest tank plus 10 per cent of the capacity of the other tanks. Optional Condition 10. Drilling and production operations would have to be conducted so as not to constitute a public nuisance. Optional Condition 11. Only signs required by law or ordinance could be erected at drilling or production sites. Optional Condition 12. Adequate toilet and washing facilities would have to be installed and maintained in a sanitary condition. MORE ABOUT... Community Chest (Continued from Page 1) be $200 less than it was in 1950." Louis H. Hoskins, who was chairman of the budget committee, commended committee members for the conscientious way in which they studied budget requests submitted by the various agencies. The committee pared budget requests from a total of $26,108.10, to the $22,300 figure. Because of the uncertain conditions of the war, no appropriation was made for the United Defense Fund. The Board of Directors approved the committee's suggestion that in the event defense activities require a service program, Anaheim would re-activate its USO and measures for local support would be taken when needed. Greyhound Bus Line Strike Set Tonight SAN FRANCISCO (F)—Negotiators meet again today in an attempt to head off a strike at midnight tonight in seven western states by Pacific Greyhound bus line office workers. Approximately 350 office personnel are asking company recognition of their union, the AFL Amalgamated Association of Motor Coach employees. Former Resident Claimed by Death Mrs. B. A. Hartfield, 67, former resident of Anaheim, died Tuesday in a Los Angeles hospital following an illness of two weeks. Cording to physicians she ready to be discharged when succumbed to a heart attack. The deceased came to Anaheim in 1905 with her husband who in the jewelry business here many years. In 1931 she moved Los Angeles where she was acclimated in Ebell club and Eastern Sta. Surviving her are two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Brandt of Francisco and Mrs. Herbert L. of Beverly Hills, and a son, Hartfield of Anaheim. Funeral services will be conducted Friday from Wee Kirk o' Heather in Forest Lawn. STRONGER THAN YOU THINK It is difficult to believe the watch one wears on his wrist is tougher to wear out than a motive. But the Jewelry Industry Council says it is. We are that in the course of a year, locomotive's wheels made as many revolutions as does your waist balance wheel, then in that the locomotive would have tiled nearly 28 times around earth at the equator. At the ish of that run, with your wrist ticking merrily away, locomotive would have been completely worn out. Small work then, that your watch should not an expert inspect it at least a year. Junior Sensation Optional Condition 10. Drilling and production operations would have to be conducted so as not to constitute a public nuisance. Optional Condition 11. Only signs required by law or ordinance could be erected at drilling or production sites. Optional Condition 12. Adequate toilet and washing facilities would have to be installed and maintained in a sanitary condition. Optional Condition 13. Drilling sites would have to be adequately landscaped and the landscaping maintained. Optional Condition 14. Only one drilling site shall be permitted for each 40 acres and shall not exceed in area two acres when used to develop a production district of, or near, the minimum size. If the site is for the development of larger oil production districts the size of the site could be increased or more than one site established. British Announce Long Distance Jet Flight Solution LONDON (UK)—British scientists have cracked one of the toughest problems of jet aviation—long distance flying without refueling, the Daily Graphic said today. The newspaper said this achievement will soon be demonstrated by a 12,000-mile non-stop jet flight from Britain to Australia. The secret is contained in what the Graphic described as a "super two-in-one engine — the Napier Nomad. This engine, it said, develops up to 6000 horsepower but uses no more fuel than the conventional piston and jet engines of much lower rating. Strike Set Tonight SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Negotiators meet again today in an attempt to head off a strike at midnight tonight in seven western states by Pacific Greyhound bus line office workers. Approximately 350 office personnel are asking company recognition of their union, the AFL Amalgamated Association of Motor Coach employees. MORE ABOUT... Indian GI (Continued from Page 1) Tion Sept. 6, 1950, while fighting near Tabu-Dong, Korea, with the First Cavalry Division. Previously he spent 40 months in the Pacific in World War II. When Mrs. Rice received the White House offer yesterday she immediately accepted "with deepest gratitude" and said: "This is about the most wonderful thing that could ever happen." Later, Clem A. Evans, Sioux City councilman, delivered a verbal apology at the request of J. M. Gunnell, secretary-treasurer of the cemetery which halted her husband's burial just as the basket was to be lowered. Gunnell said the cemetery learned belatedly that Rice was an Indian and the action was taken regretfully because of legal complications. The cemetery's policy is to bury only members of the caucasian race. EXTINGUISHER STOLEN Theft of a $30 soda land acid fire extinguisher from the inner lobby of the Fox theatre was reported last night at 11:12 p.m., by Earl Peterson, manager of the theatre. Here is a handsome outfit fall wear—a dashing weskit skirt to make in soft woolen for accompaniment, a collobuse in pastel jersey. Pattern No. 3215 is a sew perforated pattern in sizes 11 13; 14; 16; 18. Size 12, weskit skirt, 2¼ yards of 54-inch fa blouse, 1½ yards. For this pattern, send 30 c in coins, your name, address, tern number and size wanted Barbara Bell, Anabeim Gaz 367 W. Adams St. Chicago 6 PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! ANAHEIM Approved California Styles for the High School and College Man FOR BOYS BOYS' WOVEN PLAID SHIRTS 1.98 Men's Rayon Gabardine Long Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS 3.98 New shipment, new emphasis on fall colors—and the same good old Penney-low price, 3.98! Here's the backbone item in your sport shirt wardrobe, men—the California styled rayon gabardine men all over the west pick first! Long rolled collar and 2 flap pockets are pick-stitched! Material is vat-dyed and pre-shrunk, too! S.M.L. Men's "T" SHIRTS ... 79c Argyle SLACK SOCKS ... 49c 11 OUNCE Western JEANS ... 2.98 LARGE SELECTION SPORT SHIRTS ... 2.98 BACK-TO-SCHOOL SAVINGS! SHOE DEPARTMENT FEATURES! TEEN FLATS 4.98 The very latest thing in brown soft leather uppers. The graceful shell outline you love... smartly stitched, new vamp details. 5½-9 AA, 3½-9 B. BOYS' WOVEN PLAID SHIRTS 1.98 Sanforized woven cotton gingham plaid, for fall school. California style ed collar, long sleeves. Out type shirt bottom, sorted plaids. 6-16. BOYS' PARTRIED Corduroy SLACK 4.98 For vacation-time or so—sturdy cotton corduroy gray or brown, partr Wide belt loops, slide tener fly, cuffed bottl 12-18. JR. BOYS', 4-10 WHITE OXFORDS 6.90 White oxford shoes know just how to flatter slim young ankles! For school, spectator sports—they're tops! Cush 'N' crepe soles, Goodyear welt construction. 4½ to 9 AA, 4 to 9 A, 3½ to 9 B and C. BOYS' HEAVY WESTERN JEANS 2.49 Extra heavy duty 11 Sanforized blue den Snug fitting Western zipper fly, Copper rivets. Yoke back. Or stitching. 4-16. SPECIAL! Boys' POLO SHIRTS 97c Fine quality full com cotton yarns. Color automatic stripes. S 3 to 16. hney's + Old Fashioned Thrift ack-to-School Savings! FOR BOYS! It's a one piece plaid with solid broadcloth. Soft plaid with a "V" bib rimmed in white pique. BOYS' WOVEN PLAID SHIRTS 1.98 NOW! BACK-TO-SCHOOL PLAIDS* BOYS' WOVEN PLAID SHIRTS 1.98 Sanforized woven cotton ingham plaid, for fall and school. California style rolld collar, long sleeves. In or uit type shirt bottom. Assotorted plaids. 6-16. Shrinkage will not exceed 1% NOW! BACK-TO-SCHOOL PLAIDS* SIZE 7 to 14 3.98 * NEW! NEW! Colors! Patterns! Styles! * WOVEN GINGHAMS — Color bright for keeps! * SANFORIZED† — Perfect fit after laudering! * PRACTICAL — Extra wearings between washings! * VALUES — Priced with old fashioned thrift! ! Will not shrink more than 1% Girls' Broadcloth BLOUSES 1.98 Sanforized so it can be washed without shrinking out of size! Buttonfront tailored style with peter-pan collar. Sizes 714. SAVE! Girls' ANKLETS 33c Extraordinary quality mercerized finish cotton yarn. Stock up now on this quality hose. GIRLS' RAYON GABARDINE SKIRT 2.98 Crease resistant, 8-gore circular style — regulation wear in many schools. Side zipper closing. Fall colors. Sizes 5-14. Girls' Bright BOYS' HEAVY WESTERN JEANS 2.49 Extra heavy duty 11 oz. Sanforized blue denim. Snug fitting Western style. Zipper fly. Copper plated rivets. Yoke back. Orange titching. 4-16. SPECIAL! Boys' POLO SHIRTS 97c Fine quality full combed cotton yarns. Colorful automatic stripes. Sizes 3 to 16. GIRLS ANKLETS 33c Extraordinary quality mercerized finish cotton yarn. Stock up now on this quality hose. 2.98 Crease resistant, 8-gore circular style — regulation wear in many schools. Side zipper closing. Fall colors. Sizes 5-14. Girls' Bright GINGHAM DRESSES 298 CALIFORNIA STYLED WOVEN PLAIDS 6 different woven plaid patterns to choose from, and an exciting low price—better buy several, for now and for school wear later! Note novelty neckline, ruffled yoke trimming, puffed sleeves, tie-back bow, full skirt. Generous hem, too! Sizes 5-14. Girls' Cotton PANTIES 33c Special purchase for Back-to-School. Sizes 2-16.