anaheim-gazette 1951-10-04

MORE ABOUT... Giant Victory (Continued from page 1) SIXTH YANKEES Berra popped to Stanky. Irvin took McDougald's fly. Coleman bounced out, Thompson to Lockman. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. SEVENTH GIANTS Bobby Hogue replaced Reynolds. Thomson tapped to Hogue who threw him out. Mays filed to DiMaggio. Westrum raised a foul to Berra. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. SEVENTH YANKEES Collins attempted a drag bunt but Stanky came in fast to throw him out. Bobby Brown batted for Hogue. Brown struck out. Mantle fouled out to Westrum. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. EIGHTH GIANTS The official paid attendance was announced as 65,673. The receipts were $311,477.06. Tom Morgan in to pitch for the Yankees. Koslo struck out. Stanky was safe on an error by McDougald. Dark hit a looper over Coleman's head for a single sending Stanky to second. Thompson flied to Mantle. Irvin lined to Collins. No runs, one hit, one error, two left. EIGHTH YANKEES Rizzuto singled. Bauer grounded to Dark who threw to Stanky forcing Rizzuto. DiMaggio flied to Irvin. Berra singled. Stanky caught McDougald's high pop. No runs, two hits, no errors, two left. NINTH GIANTS Lockman was thrown out, Morgan to Collins. Thomson walked. Mays fanned. Westrum singled, Westrum singled, Water Company Urges Higher Rates Locally Hearing on application of the Southern California Water Co. for rate increases in the Placentia, Atwood and La Jolla districts was under way today in Santa Ana before Examiner Manley Edwards, of the State Public Utilities Commission staff. Sessions were held in the Supervisor's chambers at the courthouse. The water company, now charging a minimum rate of $1.25 for 500 cubic feet of water per month in Placentia and La Jolla, and $1.50 for 400 cubic feet of water at Atwood, has applied for a rate increase to $1.50 per month in the three communities. Attorney Donald Schumacher of Fullerton appeared at the hearing on behalf of the city of Placentia, to oppose the increase requested. That increase is too great. Schumacher argued, Mayor Anton Wilson and City Clerk Don Halber of Placentia also were in attendance. The same water company received a hearing several days ago at Huntington Beach, where it requests a rate increase from the present minimum of $1 for $80 cubic feet, to a $1.60. The company presented evidence there that it had two rate decreases since 1932 and no increases. That conclusion of today's hearing, the had indicated the original Bacon plan, on which the bonds were voted, could not be built for the amount available in two of the districts, No. 6 (Costa Mesa) and No. 11 (Huntington Beach). Ribal questioned the cost estimates of the consulting engineers on work proposed in the Costa Mesa area, and expressed the view that the work in District 6 actually could be done for the money available. The problem already had been solved in District 11 by reducing the size of the trunk line that was proposed by Bacon when it was planned that Seal Beach also would use the line. Seal Beach later withdrew. Ribal said that, even though the modified plan would cost perhaps $1,000,000 less than the original Bacon plan, now called the "bond issue" plan, the economics of the proposal for the "long haul," looking into the future, made it inadvisable. The modified plan would not be adequate for as many years as the Bacon plan, and, if the bond money is enough to build that plan it should be built, Ribal declared. The million dollars saved now might be worth only a fourth of that sum, in view of inflationary tendencies in another 10 years when it might be necessary to spend it for expansion of the modified program, Ribal argued. John Corolla and J. A. Woolley, of the consulting firms, took issue Collins. No runs, one hit, one error, two left. EIGHTH YANKEES Rizzuto singled. Bauer grounded to Dark who threw to Stanky forcing Rizzuto. DiMaggio flied to Irvin. Berra singled. Stanky caught McDougald's high pop. No runs, two hits, no errors, two left. NINTH GIANTS Lockman was thrown out, Morgan to Collins. Thomson walked. Mays fanned. Westrum singled, sending Thomson to second. Koslo went down swinging. No runs, one hit, no errors, two left. NINTH YANKEES Coleman walked. Mize popped to Dark. Woodling was called out. Mantle filed to Mays. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left. Breaks Wrist On Boss’s Time; Asks Damages CLEARWATER, Fla. (UP) — If you break your wrist while you're taking a mid-morning break for coffee, who foots the bill, you or your employer? That is the question thrown into the lap of the Florida Industrial Commission. J. Franklin Garner of Lakeland, a deputy commissioner, held a hearing on it here yesterday, but reserved decision. Sara S. Payne, 49, and employee of the First National Bank of Clearwater, said the bank's insurance company should pay her ambulance, doctor and hospital bills. She slipped and fell, breaking her wrist and hurting her shoulder, on her way to a coffee shop near the bank May 2. Miss Payne's attorney argued the bank should be liable because the break for coffee or a soft drink is a recognized part of the work day. The bank knew about it and did not object, he said. Lawyers for the insurance company said the bank was not responsible because no one directed Miss Payne to go out for coffee. She was taking a special privilege and should stand the conse- Traffic Officer Talks Self Out Of Money Suit Joe H. Reeves, the Santa Ana city traffic officer who received a shattered left arm last Feb. 22 when his motorcycle collided with an automobile driven by Mrs. Rose Dena McKee, elderly Santa Ana woman, at Tenth and Broadway, Santa Ana, was denied damages by a jury yesterday. In Superior Judge Kenneth E. Morrison's court, the jury deliberated more than five hours and then decided against Reeves' claim for $30,000 damages. At the same time the jury also denied a $10,000 cross-complaint by Mrs. McKee against Reeves and the City of Santa Ana. Testimony in the case showed that Mrs. McKee had pulled her car away from the curb near Tenth st. on N. Broadway and turned left on Tenth st. in front of Reeves and a fellow motorcycle officer, who were riding side by side. Reeves said she gave no signal and he was unable to avoid the collision. He was in a hospital for several months with his arm injury. The defense contended that the two officers were conversing together, so that their attention was not on other traffic, and that they were traveling too fast. SP Train Kills Four Mexicans WOODLAND (UP) — Four Mexican nationals were killed instant- commission of 12 members responsible to the Security Council. This plan will come up for final approval in the Paris assembly. The Russians opposed the manager plan because it includes sentence endorsing once more the majority plan for control of atomic energy. That plan, built upon a proposal made in 1946 by Bernard M. Baruch, then a U.S. delegate calls for control of atomic energy by an international commission and effective safeguards against evasion of the atomic code. Miss Payne's attorney argued the bank should be liable because the break for coffee or a soft drink is a recognized part of the work day. The bank knew about it and did not object, he said. Lawyers for the insurance company said the bank was not responsible because no one directed Miss Payne to go out for coffee. She was taking a special privilege and should stand the consequences, they contended. Baseball Fans Resort to TV Two smooth-working thieves were in position to view the world's series today after smuggling a $160 television set out of an appliance store at 1789 Newport blvd., Costa Mesa, yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Lucy Thronson, in charge of the store, said that one of the men engaged her in conversation and finally purchased a flashlight for 69 cents. Meanwhile, his companion had walked out of the store with a 14-inch table model TV set. Eat More California Oranges 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 $5s. 90 Tabs $1.00. 200 Tabs $2.00. On sale at McCoy's Drug Store, 100 W. Center, Anaheim. SP Train Kills Four Mexicans WOODLAND (P) — Four Mexican nationals were killed instantly and five others seriously injured today when a Southern Pacific freight train smashed into the side of a truck the Mexicans were riding. Names of the dead were not immediately available. The accident occurred at a rail crossing three miles south of Woodland. Art Davis, 55, of Sacramento, engineer of the 13-car northbound freight, said the truck pulled onto the track and suddenly stopped. He said he was traveling about 35 miles an hour and unable to stop. The truck had just left a nearby field, presumably to take the workers to lunch, when it was hit by the train. Jansen Hurls for Yanks Tomorrow Leo Durocher named Larry Jansen (23-11), a righthander, to face the Yanks tomorrow. That probably will result in a shift in the Yankee batting order with Bobby Brown playing third and McDougald moving to second. Gene Woodlid probably will be in left field instead of Hank Bauer. For the Yanks it will be Lefty Ed Lopat (21-9). For Health, Eat California Fruit The defense contended that the two officers were conversing together, so that their attention was not on other traffic, and that they were traveling too fast. The Russians opposed the merger plan because it includes sentence endorsing once more the majority plan for control of atomic energy. That plan, built upon a proposal made in 1946 by Bernard M. Baruch, then a U.S. delegate calls for control of atomic energy by an international commission and effective safeguards against evasion of the atomic code. Earl Pugh has New Address Mrs. A. W. Paugh of 1:19 N. Lemon st., received word from his son, Earl, who is at the Naval Air station in Whidbey Island Washington, that he has been assigned to the Radio School in that city for a period of seven months. His new address will be, ALA Box 219 B. NAS, Whidbey Island Washington. Earl was graduated from Anaheim High in 1950 when he was a standout on the baseboard team. Investigation Asked In Sword Theft Clinton A. Griggs, 546 S. 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The modi- would not be adequate many years as the Bacon if the bond money is to build that plan it built, Ribal declared. Million dollars saved now, worth only a fourth of in view of inflationary ties in another 10 years might be necessary to for expansion of the modiogram, Ribal argued. Corolla and J. A. Woolley, consulting firms, took issue directors. Mayor Vernon Langenbeck of Huntington Beach said that if there is a question whether the bond money would not cover the cost of the Bacon plan, he would oppose that plan, because he would not be played in a position of going back to the people for more bond money. Milford Dahl, Santa Ana attorney and councilman, who is alternate director in District 1, questioned Woolley about construction cost estimates in Costa Mesa. Dahl said they were more than double the costs of such work in Santa Ana. Woolley said that soil and other conditions affected the costs. 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