anaheim-gazette 1951-11-08

Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ARLINGTON, Mass., Nov. 8—CAROL RESCUES DOLLS FROM FIRE—Five-year-old Carol Alexander smilingly clutches two precious dolls she rescued when a fire broke out in her home. Carol was playing in house with other children when fire started in basement. She ran out with her friends and told her mother, Mrs. Leo Alexander, who was next door. While the mother was calling fire department, Carol broke away, rushed into smoke-filled house and rescued her dolls—(Associated Press Wirephoto) Communist Now Resembles Sub Air Force Plane Crashes 3 Killed X-Rays from New Discoveries SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Recovery of X-rays from the reported today. These rays are benefited by assist radio broadcasting so mild your shirt would protective shield against. The discovery is a surprise sun was not supposed to casting X-rays. The rays were reported U.S. Air Force symposiums. The rays were found tectors in V-2 and other fired at White Sands, New York. They were found by means of graphic film, geiger counters. These X-rays are much less penetrating than dentist uses to photog roots of your teeth. The come down in the at much lower than 50 mi head. The air absorbs this absorption explains role in helping radio bro They electrify (ionize) atmosphere that reflected broadcast signals. Presiden Reject Proposal for T On Re-Uniting BONN, Germany (AP) German President Theodore rejected today East C latest proposal for talk uniting Germany. A presidential spokesperson the rejection was deliver special courier to East C communist President W Pleck, who had proposed FIRE—Five-year-old Carol Alexander smilingly, clutches two precious dolls she rescued when a fire broke out in her home. Carol was playing in house with other children when fire started in basement. She ran out with her friends and told her mother, Mrs. Leo Alexander, who was next door. While the mother was calling fire department, Carol broke away, rushed into smoke-filled house and rescued her dolls—(Associated Press Wirephoto) Communist Now Resembles Sub With Perioscope NEW YORK (UP) — Attorney General J. Howard McGrath says the communist party has gone so far underground in the United States that it can be likened to a submarine with "only the periscope showing." Of some 37,000 communists in the country, he said in an address last night, only a few operate openly. He warned, however, that they all have an "assigned task" to undermine the country and form "a hard core of disloyalty." McGrath outlined to the Providence (R.I.) College Club of New York examples of the way communists have gone underground since the government moved against them. He said they hold very few meetings, with only two or three members present. Business is conducted largely by couriers, records are hidden, and communists constantly are checking their own members, he added. Air Force Plane Crashes 3 Killed ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UP) — An Air Force C-47-crashed in landing at Elmendorf Air Base last night, killing three of its five occupants. The two others were injured critically. All names were withheld. The C-47, attached to the 6th Radar Calibration unit at Elmendorf, crashed a quarter of a mile west of the runway in attempting a ground control approach landing in heavy fog, base officers said. The plane caught fire but base firemen quickly extinguished it. Child Stuck in Sooty Chimney SANTA CLARA (UP) — Thoughts of Christmas started Jackie Cambra, six, on a test run. He climbed the trellis of his home here, crossed the roof, clambered into the fireplace chimney, and started down. He got stuck. It required the combined efforts of his mother, several neighbors, and the fire department to pull him the rest of the way down—sooty and quite doubtful about impending events. 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They were found by means of photographic film, geiger counters and scintillation counters. These X-rays are many times less penetrating than those the dentist uses to photograph the roots of your teeth. They do not come down in the atmosphere much lower than 50 miles overhead. The air absorbs them. This absorption explains their role in helping radio broadcasting. They electrify (ionize) a layer of atmosphere that reflects radio broadcast signals. Presiden Rejects Proposal for Talks On Re-Uniting BONN, Germany (P)—West German President Theodore Heuss rejected today East Germany's latest proposal for talks on reuniting Germany. A presidential spokesman said the rejection was delivered by special courier to East Germany's communist President Wilhelm Pleck, who had proposed the talks. More Germans Die in Crash MUNICH, Germany (P)—Fifteen Germans died and 12 suffered serious injury in a train collision here today. A passenger train crashed into the rear of a freight train as it pulled into the station at nearby Walperttskirchen. This was the sixth serious train wreck in West Germany in the last 10 days. Twenty have been killed and 141 injured in these accidents. Official Predicts Money Will Flow Like Water Did NEW YORK (P)—A CIO official predicted today that political money will be "flowing like water" in the 1952 campaigns in attempts to buy victory. "We're going to see the most brazen attempt to buy public office that has ever been seen in this country," said Jack Kroll of Cincinnati, head of the CIO political action committee, in a speech prepared for the national CIO convention. Kroll said millions were spent in Ohio in 1950 for the election campaign between victorious Sen. Robert A. Taft, Republican, and Democrat Joe Ferguson. But that will be "chicken feed compared to what will be spent in this country in 1952," Kroll said. Kroll mentioned several recent U.N. Forces in Korea Attacked By Illness TOKYO (P)—A strange illness for which no sure cure has been found has broken out among United Nations Forces in Korea. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway's headquarters said today. Brig. Gen. William E. Shambora, surgeon of the Far East command, said the mysterious malady strikes suddenly and is characterized by fever and a headache. These symptoms are common in the early stages of several known infectious diseases. Sulfa and antibiotics have failed to stem the disease. Shambora said. Blood transfusions from men who have recovered seem to ease its severity. The malady is strikingly similar to that reported by the Japanese among their Manchurian troops in 1939. Headquarters said it is too early to say the two diseases are identical. Poland in W Food Shortage Since the W WASHINGTON (P)—Most Poland is "underdest worst food shortage war," the state department said today. The "Voice of America blame largely on So which, it said; "has land dry." "There are all-night front of the food." "Voice" said it an overcast. "There are even strikes fit industrial part of the Workers area that they are too weak." "Emergency measure ferrential meat and I for workers in heavy compulsory grain and liveries to the state-late to be effective," added, because the regime did not want edge economic failure or because it knew it to seek help from Ru On Re-Uniting BONN, Germany (UP) — West German President Theodore Heuss rejected today East Germany's latest proposal for talks on reuniting Germany. A presidential spokesman said the rejection was delivered by special courier to East Germany's communist President Wilhelm Pleck, who had proposed the talks. The West German president said Pleck's proposal for setting up an East-West German commission to study reunification under control of the four occupying powers "is useless and would only become a source of disappointment." Husband has Good Time Dancing. BOSTON (UP) — A probate court judge has ruled a man inflicts mental cruelty on his wife when he insists on dancing the polka while the orchestra plays a waltz. Mrs. Constance R. Blois, 35, testified in a divorce action yesterday her husband Raymond E. Blois, 38, a Northwestern University professor, constantly embarrassed her. "He always danced the polka when the orchestra played a waltz," she said. "I told him this was corny, but he said he wanted to have a good time." Prof Best-Dressed On Campus, in Jail SANTA BARBARA (UP) — Yesterday he was the "best-dressed prof" on the Santa Barbara College campus. Today he's the "best-dressed prof" in the Santa Barbara county jail. Dr. Gwynne Nettler, athletic, handsome bachelor of 38, is charged with burglarizing homes here and in nearby Montecito. He also is accused of carrying a pistol concealed in his car. Nettler was arrested yesterday on a tip from a woman. Police said she told them he had mistreated her. Free Whisky Running Wild New Corporation Full of Girls WASHINGTON (UP) — The president of Washington's newest corporation is a luscious looking brunette named Marjabelle Young. The secretary is a luscious-looking brunette named Anne Hinson, and the treasurer is a LL.B. named Julie Shadel. And every one of the stockholders of Shy, Inc., is pretty enough to be a model. Which, by the way, is what each of them is. All these idbits were disclosed yesterday at what was easily the prettiest news conference ever held here. Miss Young explained to the reporters that in the past it has been every model for herself. Under the corporation, she said, the girls won't have to go out and drum up jobs for themselves, for Free Whisky Running Wild SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Whisky went down the hatch. Chasers were to no avail. Whisky is a black-haired French poodle. His owner, Lt. (JG) W. S. Laden, is going on active duty in Europe. So he shipped him from London to Mrs. W. L. Grill, of Bellevue, Wash. At the United Airlines terminal, Whisky slipped out of his crate and disappeared Tuesday night. He disdained food enticements. Police of several suburban cities and the highway patrol searched in vain. Today somewhere on the Peninsula there was—free Whisky. 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. 200 Tabs $2.00. On sale at McCoy's Drug Store, 100 W. Center, Anaheim. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub Anaheim Gazette Nov. 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 1951) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No A 20564 NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY In the Matter of the Estate of ANNA G. HEITSHUSEN, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the petition of J. Fred Heitshusen for the probate of the Will of the above named decedent and for the issuance of Letters Testamentary to the petitioner will be heard at 10 o'clock A.M. on November 18, 1951, at the court room of Department I of the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Orange. Date October 26, 1951. H. J. SMITH, County Clerk. W.M. P. WEBB. Attorney for Petitioner Poland in Worst Food Shortage Since the War WASHINGTON (P) — Communist Poland is "undergoing its worst food shortage since the war," the state department radio said today. "The Voice of America" put the blame largely on Soviet Russia which, it said, "has milked Poland dry." "There are all-night queties in front of the food stores," the "Voice" said in an overseas broadcast. "There are even sporadic strikes fit industrial plants. Many of the Workers are so badly fed that they are too weak to work." "Emergency measures — preferential meat and fat rationing for workers in heavy industry, compulsory grain and potato deliveries to the state—'came too late to be effective,'" the "Voice" added, because the communist regime did not want to acknowledge economic failure to Moscow or because it knew it was useless to seek help from Russia. Navy Staging War Games JACKSONVILLE (P) — The Navy is staging its most extensive war games in the Atlantic Ocean since World War II. The mock battle being waged off Florida's coast was disclosed Wednesday by Rear Adm. Osborne B. Hardison, USN commander of Fleet Air, Jacksonville. He also is chief of the "Black" Air Force defending the eastern seaboard against massive striking powers of the enemy "Blue" fleet. A successful mock atom-bomb attack; with everything but the bomb, was staged on the Naval Air station here Monday night, Hardison said. For Health, Eat California Fruit! WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH OF ANAHEIM 630 N. LOS ANGELES ST. ANNOUNCES A 6-DAY PREACHING MISSION SUNDAY, NOV. 11, THROUGH FRIDAY, NOV. 16 REV. HOWARD ROSINE, Guest Preacher MARGARET ELLIOTT, Song Leader SPECIAL MUSIC AT EACH SERVICE EVERYONE IS INVITED TO ATTEND Eastern Grain Fed PORK CHECK THESE SPECIAL VALUES! Eastern Grain-Fed PORK CHECK THESE SPECIAL VALUES! LOIN ROAST Rib End or Loin End Roasts. Cut from Loin of Existent Grain-Fed Pork. (End Chops, lb. 59c) 1lb. 53¢ PORK CHOPS (Center Cut Roast, lb. 73c) Center Cut Loin or Rib lb. 79¢ BEEF LIVER Sliced. Fine With Bacon lb. 79¢ ROUND STEAK BONELESS CUT lb. 98£ From U. S. CHOICE beef. Delicious to pan fry or Swiss. GRADE A BACON Sliced Special lb. 52£ Morrell's Pride in Heat-Sealed Package. Sliced Bacon Rath Black Hawk. 1¼-lb. pkg. 29¢ Bologna Large or small. Piece or sliced. lb. 57¢ Beef Hearts To bake or stew. lb. 47£ Frying Chickens Manor House, Grade A Evil. lb. 65£ Ocean Perch Pan-Ready Fillets. lb. 45£ Hallbut Steaks lb. 55£ TURKEY TABLE-MATES • Chestnut Stuffing • Turkey Gravy • Cranberry Apple Ring • Cauliflower Au Gratin • Deviled Green Beans • Holiday Relishes ... lots of Thanksgiving menu and recipe ideas in the Nov. Family Circle Magazine now on sale only 5¢ THESE SAFEWAY VALUES PEAS 2 17-oz. can 23¢ extra standard. BEEF Swift's Brand. Serve Hot or Cold 12-oz. can 39¢ Grapefruit Juice Tree 18-oz. can 11¢ Grapefruit Juice Town 46-oz. can 21¢ Sweet or natural, (18-oz. can, 10c) Rice Show Boat Brand California Pearl 2-lb. bag 26¢ Zenith Rice Show Boat Red Label 2-lb. bag 27¢ BEL-AIR FROZEN FOODS Orange Juice Concentrated 6-oz. 17¢ THESE SAFEWAY VALUES PEAS 2 17-oz. can 23¢ Extra standard. BEEF Swift's Brand. Serve Hot or Cold 12-oz. can 39¢ Assorted Gelatins Six delicious flavors! 3 3-oz. pkgs. RD Packed in Cartons For Frying. Baking 1-lb. ctn. 19¢ Dairy Glen. First Quality Quartered and Cartoned 1lb. 76¢ Grapefruit Juice Tree 18-oz. can 11¢ Grapefruit Juice Town 46-oz. can 21¢ Sweet or natural. (18-oz. can, 10c) Rice Show Boat Brand California Pearl 2-lb. bag 26¢ Zenith Rice Show Boat Red Label 2-lb. bag 27¢ BEL-AIR FROZEN FOODS Orange Juice Concentrated 6-oz. can 17¢ Fine Flavor Lemonade Concentrated 6-oz. can 11¢ Makes 1 quart Green Peas Excellent Flavor 12-oz. pkg. 21¢ Baby Lima Beans 10-oz. pkg. 23¢ Fordhook Lima Beans 10-oz. pkg. 22¢ Strawberries Sliced With Sugar 12-oz. pkg. 31¢ SAFEWAY PRODUCE VALUES CRANBERRIES Packed in Cello Bag 1-lb. bag 23¢ RED YAMS Fancy Quality Excellent With Potk lb 10¢ CELERY Utah Type, Crisp, Fresh. Excellent for Stuffing lb 7¢ PIPPIN APPLES Large Size lb 4¢ California grown. Preferred for ples or sauce. Tokay Grapes Street and Juley. 2 lbs. 15¢ Dates DEBLET NOOR Special priced (1-lb. pkg., 23c) ctn. 69¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, NOV. 10, 1951; AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM