anaheim-gazette 1951-11-08

5 Anaheim Gazette ANOTHER CONFERENCE FOR GENERAL IKE— In a brief Washington stay packed with conference, General Eisenhower has a session, in Washington, on affairs of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Left to right: Gen. Eisenhower; Sir William Elliott, British Air Marshal and United Kingdom representative; NATO standing group, and Gen. Omar Bradshaw, chairman of the U.S. joint chiefs of staff. Two Areas in State Set Aside For Defense WASHINGTON (U.P.) — Eleven more regions have been designated critical defense areas, the Defense Production Administration said today. The areas included: Inyokern-Ridgecrest-China Lake, Calif.; Marysville-Yuba, Calif. The housing and home finance agency now may work out housed. Cold Weather Moves Out Only 3 Below In Illinois (By The Associated Press) Cold weather caused the nation's snow struck mid-section today and a wind and rain storm which hit the mid-Atlantic states has moved out to sea. The East coast, buffeted by gale force winds, heavy rain and sleet, saw the storm shift from the land to Atlantic waters off New England. The storm at its height swamped an area stretching from William Murphy Dies at Home William Murphy, father of Maynard Glenn, died last Saturday at 7 p.m. at his home in home at the age of 73 years. He had been a resident of heim at the Glenn home at E. Broadway, then moved to Oklahoma. Mr. Murphy is survived by son Dean of San Bernardo two daughters Rose of Lakhoe and Elsie Glenn of Anahla. The funeral will be held For Defense WASHINGTON (U.P.) — Eleven more regions have been designated critical defense areas, the Defense Production Administration said today. The areas included: Inyokern-Ridgecrest-China Lake, Calif.; Marysville-Yuba, Calif. The housing and home finance agency now may work out housing programs for all 11 areas—programs involving relaxation of credit controls, government guarantees to buy mortgages, and 90 per cent, 30-year federal mortgage insurance. The areas also are in line for government help in installation of community facilities, such as sewers, water facilities, schools and roads, construction of temporary and permanent public housing, and acquisition of defense housing sites in isolated areas. Bad Check Artist Operating Locally Two Anaheim stores were defrauded last Saturday when a man using the name of Daniel R. Ames, and giving his address as 6171 Westefu ave., Buena Park, cashed checks at Gayle's Market for $40 and at Al's Liquor Store for $25. He used an operator's license for identification. Lt. Tommy Taylor, investigator, Anaheim Police department, warns local merchants to investigate persons trying to cash checks carefully before complying. A description of this man will be given as soon as it is obtained. If other bad checks have been passed by this person in Anaheim, the police department has not yet been notified. The steel-desk bridge at Cleveland, Ky., is 250 feet above river level. Cold weather caused the nation's snow struck mid-section today and a wind and rain storm which hit the mid-Atlantic states has moved out to sea. The East coast, buffeted by gale force winds, heavy rain and sleet, saw the storm shift from the land to Atlantic waters off New England. The storm at its height swamped an area stretching from North Carolina to Maryland. As the storm moved seaward, special warnings were posted for shipping. There was some snow and showers in the New England area. This was the same storm which had earlier in the week given the Midwest a snowy deluge, snarling traffic in metropolitan areas and taking a heavy toll on ice highways. Only light snow fell in the Midwest today over the lower Lakes region and upper Ohio valley. But temperatures were low with Chicago and St. Louis at a freezing 18. It was 26 in Detroit, 25 in Minneapolis and 8 in Springfield. Ill. Braeord, Ill., was one of the coldest spots with 3 above. Freezing temperatures also were reported last night in the South Atlantic and East Gulf states. MORE ABOUT ... Arms Plan (Continued from Page 1) from Korea within 30 days. Conclusion of a pact of peace by the Big Five powers, meaning inclusion of Communist China, plus the disarmament conference by next summer. There is little likelihood the West would even consider such a plan. The "pact of peace" has been the keystone of Soviet propaganda for months. Each ton of newsprint requires 37½ pounds of sulphur in its manufacture. Eat More California Oranges Maynard Glenn died last at 7 p.m. at his home in homa at the age of 73 years. He had been a resident of helm at the Glenn home at E Broadway, then moved to Oklahoma. Mr. Murphy is survived by son, Dean of Sah Bernau two daughters, Rose of Lakhoe and Elsie Glenn of Anas. The funeral will be held in lahoma. Report from Syriac Resignation Causes Crisis CAIRO (U.P.) — Syria's pro-war Premier Hassan Bey El Hali was reported today to have signed in a cabinet crisis western defense proposals for Middle East. Reliable Syrian sources said they had no knowledge of the reported resignation but believed the report to be true. The British-owned Arab Agency said in a dispatch Damascus that the premier ed his resignation to Syria's dent Hachem Bey El Attasi would continue in office until new government is formed. The pro-government Cairo paper Al Misri asserted today bold headline: "Syrian people premier to resign." Al Misri has strongly criticized El Hakeem government not immediately denouncing proposed Middle East defenses as Egypt did in mid-October. The Syrian cabinet split easily followed a statement parliament by Syrian Foreign Minister Faydhi El Attassi opposing defense pact with the WASHINGTON (U.P.) — The Parole Board said today it denied a parole application Richard Joseph Contino, known accordionist, serving for failure to report for tion into the Armed Service under the act. M.O.D. ANNOUNCES ANOTHER PAYMENT NOW On Valencia Oranges Processed in 1950 This makes our full payment to member associations $45.60 a ton, E.O.B. grower’s packing house, for fruit yielding 120 pounds of fruit solids. ALSO By the end of November M.O.D. will have advanced 80 per cent of the estimated value of all Valencia oranges delivered to the plant in 1951. MUTUAL ORANGE DISTRIBUTORS Redlands, California Bureau Announces Breakdown on How $750,000 Will Go SACRAMENTO (P)—A detailed breakdown on how $750,000 will be spent for federal studies of future water and power possibilities in California has been announced by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Of the sum, more than $127,000 will be used for surveys aimed at boosting water supplies for the west side of the San Joaquin Valley, said Bureau Regional planning engineer A. N. Murray. Another $55,000 will go to continue studies of the entire central valley project, with possibly plans for new installations. Also included in the planning funds, appropriated by the Congress, are provisions for studies on the Trinity, Klamath, Amerean, Feather and Kings rivers and for the San Francisco and Santa Maria regions. The bureau will spend $61,000 for investigations involving a dam on the Feather river near Oroville. Murray said this will be independent of studies being made by the state for a dam in the same area. Among the other projects tabbed for studies: Santa Maria; $15,000 to set up a water conservation and flood control system to place 30,000 acres under irrigation. The Metolius River in Central Oregon flows straight out of a mountain and is a full-fledged river from the start. Victor Fisher Dies Tuesday Victor E. Fisher died Tuesday at the Orange County Hospital after a prolonged illness at the age of 44 years. He was born in Pennsylvania, but had been a resident of Anaheim at 751 N. Lemon st. since 1948. He is survived by two sons, Victor Charles of Anisheim and Robert J. of Sewickley, Penn.; his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Fisher or Anaheim; two brothers, Homer W. of Sewickley and Elmer of Fullerton and his sister, Miss Dorothy L. Fisher of Anaheim. Victor was a member of the Methodist Church in Pennsylvania. Knairal services will be held in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Saturday at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. C. I. Andrews, officializing placement will be held in the Anaheim Cemetery. MORE ABOUT ... Wreck (Continued from Page 1) by her husband, W. C. Mulqueen, and her family physician Coroner Earl R. Abbey announced that an inquest will be conducted there next week, the date not yet being designated. Passengers on the bus were ordered out through an emergency side door by the driver immediately following the crash and thus escaped the holocaust that swept through the interior of the bus minutes later as the big vehicle caught fire from the pickup truck. Mrs. Mulqueen was driving alone toward home after a trip to Los Angeles. Report from Syria of Resignation Causes Crisis CAIRO UP—Syria’s pro-western premier, Hassan Bey El Hakeem is reported today to have renamed in a cabinet crisis over eastern defense proposals for the Middle East. Reliable Syrian sources here and they had no knowledge of a reported resignation but they believed the report to be true. The British-owned Arab News agency said in a dispatch from Amman that the premier tendered his resignation to Syria’s President Hachem Bey El Attassi but would continue in office until a new government is formed. The pro-government Cairo news-oper Al Misri asserted today in a mid-headline: "Syrian people force Premier to resign." Al Misri has strongly criticized the El Hakeem government for immediately denouncing the proposed Middle East defense pact Egypt did in mid-October. The Syrian cabinet split report followed a statement to parliament by Syrian Foreign Minister Faydhi El Attassi opposing the defense pact with the West. WASHINGTON UP—The U.S.role Board said today it has hired a parole application by Richard Joseph Contino, well-known accordionist, serving time failure to report for inducement into the Armed Services under the act. Among the other projects tabbed for studies: Santa Maria; $15,000 to set up a water conservation and flood control system to eplace 30,000 acres under irrigation. The Metolius River in Central Oregon flows straight out of a mountain and is a full-fledged river from the start. Eat More California Oranges Passengers on the bus were ordered out through an emergency side door by the driver immediately following the crash and thus escaped the holocaust that swept through the interior of the bus minutes later as the big vehicle caught fire from the pickup truck. Mrs. Mulqueen was driving alone toward home after a trip to Los Angeles. If You Drive! Don’t Drink Yippee! ROUND UP YOUR OLD STOVE ... REPLACE IT WITH A NEW AUTOMATIC GAS RANGE Time to buy a new AUTOMATIC GAS RANGE VISIT ANY DEALER NOW Ask for your free copy of the Round-Up booklet of Western Recipes from Sunset Cook Books. You'll feel like celebrating, too, when you have one of the new automatic gas ranges in your kitchen. They're the best looking and best cooking appliances ever made. They make every type of cooking easier, simpler and more successful than you can imagine. You have instant choice of any temperature. No lingering heat to cause boilovers. Ventilated oven baking and roasting. 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