anaheim-gazette 1951-10-18

Dock Disputes Continue in East and West NEW YORK (P)—Dock disputes nipped at the nation's vital lifelines today on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Many of New York City's AFL dock workers appeared out of control of their AFL Union leaders, and no immediate end to the four-day-old walkout was in sight. In San Francisco, a smoldering labor dispute threatened that key city's waterfront with its biggest battle since the bloody dock strike of 1934. The West Coast trouble stacked up largely as a struggle between New York's Joseph P. Ryan, president of the AFL International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) and the West Coast's Harry Bridges, president of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union. Ryan announced here that he was opening a drive to wrest control of the Pacific Coast stevedores from Bridges, his bitter left-wing rival. Other disputes also plagued the San Francisco waterfront. In New York, Ryan said ILA officials could do no more at the moment in their efforts to get insurgent union members back to Tobias Mixed Up With Reds too WASHINGTON (P)—Senators considering President Truman's slate of nominees to be United Nations delegates shifted attention temporarily from Ambassador Philip C. Jessup to Dr. Channing Tobias of New York. A Senate foreign relations subcommittee called Tobias to the witness stand for questioning about his background. Chairman Sparkman (D-Ala.) has said the questioning would deal with records of the House un-American activities committee showing—as Sparkman put it—that Tobias has been a member of organizations cited as communist-front. work at the Brooklyn Army Base and at the Chelsea piers in Manhattan. New York police doubled the Brooklyn pier guard to 100 men today. Latest count on the walkout—not sanctioned by the union—showed more than 3000, men idle in the port, 33 ships incapacitated and four other ships diverted to pliers where longshoremen were not on strike. Ryan has blamed the Brooklyn phase of the walkout on communist agitators seeking to steam up the men in protest against a con- Retail prices of several choices grade of beef cuts came down few cents a pound this week home-makers consistently pass them by at ceiling prices. This encouraging because it shows although we who keep house in no way organized, by wise judicious buying, we are able casionally to swing prices in favor. The old law of supply and demand. Agriculture Department marshal analysts say that lamb and chick en prices are generally steady and are high on October's best buy list. Top grade eggs continue to high in price and thrifty shops have found a distinct advantage in many cases in buying pure eggs which are cheaper on a power for pound basis. At this time the year many farmers are culled older hens from their laying flocks and replacing them with pulses whose egg production is on an increase. Increased demand due to cool weather and the apple industry October promotion campaign reflected in the upward swing apple prices, but grapes are pleasurable and reasonable. Concord grape so highly regarded for making jellies and jams, are at their right now and there are seven luscious varieties of table grape from which to choose. In New York, Ryan said ILA officials could do no more at the moment in their efforts to get insurgent union members back to Ryan has blamed the Brooklyn phase of the walkout on communist agitators seeking to steam up the men in protest against a conincreased demand due to cool weather and the apple industry. October promotion campaign reflected in the upward swing apple prices, but grapes are pleasurable and reasonable. Concord grape so highly regarded for making jellies and jams, are at their peak now and there are several luscious varieties of table grape from which to choose. As we shopped the big produce departments of Safeway and Pha Beta Stores this week, found that the usual high quality prevailed with excellent values: green peppers, cabbage, squash carrots, cranberries and sweet potatoes. MONEY SAVERS When shopping for food, it is a distinct advantage to keep cooking methods in mind. If the oil is used to full advantage or whole meal served from the baker, fuel expenses can be cut considerably as well as time spent in the kitchen. Oven Dinner Baked ham, cranberry sauce, Hubbard squash Baked potato Hearts of Lettuce Hot Muffins Custard Set the oven at 300 degrees allow twenty to twenty-five minutes per pound to bake a tendered piece of ham. Slow baking brings out the favor of a big chunk of thick meated squash, especially when it is put in the oven as you buy it, rind, seeds and When tender, it is an easy job scoop out the seeds and then meat itself. The squash can be mashed with table fat, salt a bit of brown sugar. By adjusting the shelves of average size oven there will room to bake a custard in a of hot water and to tuck in potatoes in the spaces that are While you are preparing the foods for the table, turn the control higher to quickly cook batch of muffins which are s a treat when brought to the piping hot. Broiler Meat Steak or Chops Broiled potatoes Broiled tomato Whole kernel corn Fruit salad our job, too! SAYS CLAUDETTE COLBERT These are days when danger never sleeps—when only our power keeps our country safe. That's why I say now, with all my heart—let's not relax! Defending America, and the blessings it gives us, is the most important job we have today! Three and a half million Americans are doing their part in our armed forces. But defense is our job, too. And one very important way we can do a defense job is by buying our country's Defense Bonds. For bonds and other forms of saving are a protection for our homes and our families. They back up our military force with solid citizens and a sound economy. They give America strength—and we all know by now that today peace is only for the strong! Get in on the "D" Drive. Buy an extra Defense Bond today! Do something now for peace! Sign up to buy an extra Defense Bond during the great Defense Bond Drive. Then go on buying Bonds regularly through your Payroll Savings Plan or the Bond-A-Month Plan where you bank. Buy Defense Bonds every month. Now they earn interest 10 years longer! Now every Series E Bond you own can automatically go on earning interest every year for 20 years from date of purchase instead of 10 as before! The bond you bought for $18.75 can return you as much as $33.33! Bankers recommend Defense Bonds as one of the safest of investments. THERE IS NO SAFER INVESTMENT IN THE WORLD TODAY—BUY U. S. DEFENSE BONDS The G.S. Government does not pay for this advertising. The Treasury Department thanks for their patriotic donation, the Advertising Council and Anaheim Gazette Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist All prices of several choice of beef cuts came down a cents a pound this week as makers consistently passed by at ceiling prices. This is raging because it shows that high we who keep house are away organized, by wise and busy buying, we are able oculally to swing prices in our area. The old law of supply andod. Misculture Department market agents say that lamb and chickpeas are generally steady and high on October's best buy list. Grade eggs continue to be on price and thrifty shoppers found a distinct advantage in buying pullet which are cheaper on a pound round basis. At this time of year many farmers are culling chens from their laying flocks replacing them with pullets egg production is on the rise. Released demand due to cooler weather and the apple industry's beer promotion campaign is dated in the upward swing of prices, but grapes are plentiful reasonable. Concord grapes highly regarded for making jams, are at their peak now and there are several us varieties of table grapes which to choose. We all have days when we are called upon to whip up a good meal in a hurry. A broiler meal is obviously the answer. Start preparations by preheating the broiler. While it is heating, arrange individual portions of your chosen menu on the broiler rack. Since the meat in this case will cook slowly, we like to coat it lightly with salad oil to prevent its drying out. Whole cold boiled potatoes may be split in half lengthwise, and given a coat of oil or other fat too, to induce even browning. Slice tomatoes in thick slices and sprinkle with bread crumbs or wheat germ and dot with table fat if desired. Canned whole kernel corn heats nicely in the dripping pan below the broiler rack and is flavored as it catches the juices from the broiling meat. Set the broiling rack well away from the flame and allow ample cooking time according to the thickness of the foods that are being broiled. Dessert is no problem if you have stopped at Hadley's Bakery on the way home. There are TWO of Hadley's bake shops in Anaheim now for convenient shopping no matter in what part of town you are. The first, as you know, is on the corner of Center and Los Angeles sts. and the second is now in operation at the spot formerly original drilling company) can attempt to break the ouncy by trying to invoke aerty owner's Constitutional law to free use of his own property. If oil is found, unleased in an area might set up "boom" situation which theof Anaheim is trying to avoid. Oil people and the law quoted above state the ideaation is to have all proper the oil area leased to one or reputable companies who pledged to strict conformance an oil ordinance. Actually, failure to sign a on the part of a property cannot prevent oil drilling area since the right to do predicated on a percentage location) of acreage leased. cording to Section 3608, Cali State Public Resources Code. To date oil leases in Ana have been obtained by the S Petroleum Co. and at least other company. When asked about the pro that unleased spots might speculators if oil is discover Nobel Prize Winner in '51 Is Theiler STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)—The 1951 Nobel Prize in medicine was awarded tonight to Dr. Max Theiler of New York for developing the first effective vaccines against yellow fever. The award recognized the contribution of Dr. Theiler—who has been on the staff of the International Health Division of the Rockefeller Foundation for 21 years—as the most important achievement in 50 years in the fight against one of the great plagues of the world. The 51-year-old medical scientist has spent half of his time in the past two decades attempting to find the effective weapon against yellow fever, scourge of the tropics and sub-tropics. It was learned from reliable sources that he had been declared worthy of the Nobel Prize by experts of the awarding body at least three times in recent years. Nearly 50,000,000 people are estimated to have been inoculated by one of the two vaccines developed for general use by Dr. Theiler. During World War II more than 8,000,000 men of the U.S. armed forces had their shots of his famous "17-D" anti-yellow fever vaccine. France alone has inoculated more than 20,000,000 people in her overseas areas using an earlier type of vaccine develop- SAFEWAY'S CoastBREAKFAST R bringing you breakfast ideas and Breakfast takes the spotlight this week at Safeway! West herd of breakfast bargains you've seen in many a too, to help you add new interest and variety to the rope in your share of the savings these “wake-up” v FRESH EGGS GRADE A Breakfast G For a sixling, tasty breakfast serve bacon and e PANCAKE MIX OR WAFFLE Suzanna B For a truly good breakfast (20-oz. pkg., 15c: 3½-1 ALBERS OATS 20-oz. pkg. A real “stick-to-your-ribs” hot breakfast cereal. FLEET MIX For Making Delicious Breakfast Biscuits Excellent for making Dutch Apple Cake, too. Not TOMATO JUICE Libby Brand Start the day off right with Libby Tomato Juice. LUNCHEON MEAT Rath's Black Hawk. 12-oz. can 45¢ Margarine Sunnybank Yellow lb. 29¢ Cheese Dutch Mill American 2-lb. pkg. 99¢ Grapefruit Juice Town House 46-oz. can 23¢ Natural or sweet (18-oz. con., 11 c) BROLLER MEAI Steak or Chops ed potatoes Broiled tomatoes Whole kernel corn Fruit salad Bakery Dessert Nearly 50,000,000 people are estimated to have been inoculated by one of the two vaccines developed for general use by Dr. Theller. During World War II more than 8,000,000 men of the U.S. armed forces had their shots of his famous "17-D" anti-yellow fever vaccine. France alone has inoculated more than 20,000,000 people in her overseas areas using an earlier type of vaccine developed by the American scientist. SLICE OF HAM ALASKA POST EXCHANGE STARS & STRIPES "SORRY... ONLY ONE CANDY BAR PER PERSON!" LUNCHEON MEAT Rath's 12-oz. can 45¢ Black Hawk. Margarine Sunnybank Yellow lb. 29¢ Cheese Dutch Mill American 2-lb. pkg. 99¢ Grapefruit Juice Town House 46-oz. can 23¢ Natural or sweet (18-oz. can, 11c) Spaghetti Gold Medal (2-lb. pkg. 41c) 1-lb. pkg. 21¢ Star Kist Tuna Chunk Style 6½-oz. can 29¢ (Solid Pack Tuna, 7-oz. can, 33c) Lima Beans Bel-air Fordhook 10-oz. pkg. 22¢ Strawberries Bel-air Frozen 12-oz. pkg. 29¢ LOW PRICES ON PRODUCTS ORANGES California Valent Heavy With Juice Just right to squeeze for your breakfast juice. Prices for PIPPIN APPLES For Pies o Sauce RED YAMS Smooth Skin, Excellent to Baking ONIONS Sweet, Yellow. No. 1 Quiz Adds Zest to Sandwich GREEN BEANS Kentu Wonderful PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SAT., OCT. 20, 1951, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY final drilling company) and attempt to break the ordinance by trying to invoke a property owner's Constitutional right free use of his own property. Oil is found, unleased spots in an area might set up the "om" situation which the city Anaheim is trying to avoid. All people and the lawyer stated above state the ideal situation is to have all property in an oil area leased to one or more suitable companies who are digged to strict conformance to oil ordinance. Actually, failure to sign a lease on the part of a property owner not prevent oil drilling in an area since the right to drill is indicated on a percentage (and tition) of acreage leased. (Accling to Section 3608, California State Public Resources Code.) To date oil leases in Anaheim have been obtained by the Steele Petroleum Co. and at least one other company. When asked about the prospect of unleased spots might lure regulators if oil is discovered, a Steele Petroleum official said it could happen. He agreed that the soundest protection was for reliable oil companies who are pledged to respect the wishes of the people of Anaheim, try to get the bulk of the land under lease before oil drilling starts. The Steele official said: "we just don't mean our company, but we would rather see our toughest competitors come in with leases now to insure that we have a good, clean, unobtrusive oil operation in Anaheim." (The Gazette agrees—with the folks of Anaheim—that it HAS to be a "good, clean, unobtrusive oil operation in Anaheim.") RED BUREAUCRACY ENTERS EAST GERMAN BARNYARDS BERLIN (UP)—Communist-ruled East Germany, (where everybody and virtually everything is pressured to fulfill a state-prescribed production quota) is hailing a sow these days. She set a record by exceeding the state quota which requires that every sow produce at least 16 piglets in a year. The champ was credited with already having produced 13 litters totalling 114 in breedings so far. Brighten breakfasts with the rich aroma, the invigorating flavor that comes only from truly fresh coffee. That's the kind of coffee you get at Safeway, where every brand is brought to you at peak of freshness. Try a pound of your favorite blend... and taste the difference real freshness makes. Y'S Coast-to-coast FAST ROUNDUP! breakfast ideas and values galore ht this week at Safeway! We've corraled the big-ins you've seen in many a day... breakfast ideas, interest and variety to the morning meal. Come savings these "wake-up" values offer. GS GRADE A MEDIUM 59º Breakfast Gems dozen breakfast serve bacon and eggs. Priced low! MIX OR WAFFLE MIX Suzanna Brand 40-oz. pkg. st. (20-oz. pkg., 15c; 3½-lb. bag, 35c) ATS 20-oz. 16º 3-lb. pkg. hot breakfast cereal. Priced low, tool K For Making Delicious Breakfast Biscuits 40-oz. pkg. ch Apple Cake, too. Note low price. UICE Libby Brand 3 13½-oz. cans th Libby Tomato Juice. (Dozen cans, 88c) AIRWAY COFFEE Mild, mellow, flavory... 1-lb. bag 72¢ (3-lb. bag, 2.13) NOB HILL COFFEE Top quality and flavor. 1-lb. bag 74¢ (2-lb. bag, 1.47) EDWARDS COFFEE Rich, full-bodied, fragrant. Vacuum pack Drip or regular. (2-lb. can, 1.57) 1-lb. can 79¢ EDWARDS INSTANT Gives fresh flavor of real coffee. 8-oz jar 70¢ 4-oz jar 35¢ Fresh Bread White or Wheat large loaf 20¢ Mrs. Wright's, sliced, (Small loaf, 15c) 100% WHOLE WHEAT Bread large loaf 20¢ Mrs. Wright's, sliced. Freshly baked. Raisin Bread Skylark Brand small loef 23¢ Wheaties 8-oz. pkg. 16º 12-oz. pkg. Muffin Mix Dromedary Corn 8-oz. pkg. 15¢ Pancake Mix Sperry (3-lb., 43c) pkg. 28-oz. 25¢ Wesson Oil pint 33¢ quert 65¢ Pure Honey Harvest Moon 1-lb. (2-lb. jar, 49c) jar Table Syrup Sleepy Hollow 12-oz bottle 23¢ Fine on hotcakes. (124-oz bottle, 45c) MEATS FOR BREAKFAST BACON Morrell Pride or Cudahy Puritan lb. 53º Swift Premium lb. 63º Sliced. In heat-seal pack. Serve sizzling hot for breakfast. SAUSAGE Bulk Links lb. 55º Visking Roll lb. 49º MEATS FOR BREAKFAST BACON Morrell Pride or Cudahy Puritan lb. 53¢ Swift Premium lb. 63¢ Sliced. In heat-seal pack. Serve sizzling hot for breakfast. SAUSAGE Bulk Links lb. 55¢ Visking Roll lb. 49¢ Pure pork sausage in two delicious forms. Serve at breakfast. BEEF ROAST Blade Cut From Shoulder of U.S. CHOICE Beef. lb. 69£ Tender, full flavored chuck pot roasts. (Arm cuts, lb. 73c) PORK ROAST Whole Fresh Picnic From Shoulder of Pork lb. 42£ Eastern Grain Fed Pork. (Full butt half of shoulder, lb. 52c) ICES ON PRODUCE California Valencias Heavy With Juice lb. 4½¢ your breakfast juice. Priced low. APPLES For Pies or Sauce lb. 6¢ Smooth Skin, Even Size Excellent to Bake lb. 10¢ Sweet, Yellow. No. 1 Quality. Adds Zest to Sandwiches. lb. 3¢ GANS Kentucky Wonder 2 yr. 27¢ BOILING BEEF Plate meat from U.S. CHOICE Beef. lb. 29¢ MORE BEEF VALUES Sliced Beef Liver lb. 79£ Delicious with bacon. Priced low. Beef Hearts lb. 45£ Excellent to stuff and bake. Beef Tongues lb. 45£ Boil and serve hot or sliced cold. SEA FOOD ITEMS Salmon Fillet Pan Ready lb. 49£ Fillet of Sole Ready to Cook lb. 53£ SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM