anaheim-gazette 1951-11-19

Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER WEATHERWISE — Those blistering Santana winds are being referred to as "desert winds" now. But their nuisance value is as great as ever. GENE J. BIANCHI (Grand Master IOOF) Grand Master of IOOF in Anaheim Mr. Gene J. Bianchi, grand master IOOF of California, on tour of the Odd Fellows lodges of this state, will pay an official visit to Anaheim Lodge No. 109 in the lodge temple, 325 W. Center, on Nov. 20. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are invited to attend as it will be an open meeting which starts with a potluck dinner in the dining hall at 6:30 p.m. Other Grand lodge officers are expected to be present, including District Deputy Grand Master of this district, Mr. Leo F. Kinsman of Westminster lodge, Mr. E. P. Wurtz is the Noble Grand. NEWSWISE — Marital troubles caused a pretty blonde mother—Mrs. Jo Ann Williams, 23 — to shoot her 15-month-old son—Jan Williams—and then turn the gun on herself. The murder-suicide took place in Huntington Beach ... Fifteen hundred guardsmen of the 40th Division are tentatively scheduled to return home in February. Men phased out will be replaced as the division maintains its full strength in Japan ... Naval Reserve Officer Lt. Robert W. Spangler, 29, and Donald Mitchelson, 29, met death as a result of a mid-air collision of their planes over Stanton. Mitchelson was piloting the light plane in which Claire McMillan won the "Powder Puff" derby this summer. Maurice Enderle, 61, county assessor, died at his Tustin home following a heart attack. His assistant, Hugh Plumb, will fill his post. FOUR MORE — 111: Antonio Reyes, 64, Santa Ana; 110: Mrs. Hazel Spickard, 27; 109: John M. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are invited to attend as it will be an open meeting which starts with a potluck dinner in the dining hall at 6:30 p.m. Other Grand lodge officers are expected to be present, including District Deputy Grand Master of this district, Mr. Leo F. Kinsman of Westminster lodge, Mr. E. P. Wurtz is the Noble Grand. Woman Chases Husband with Car, Arrested OAKLAND (UP)—Mrs. Edith Ray was accused today of assaulting her husband with the family car as climax to a Sunday morning argument. A policeman rushing to the scene was killed in a collision. Police said Mrs. Ray let her husband, George, out near the dairy where he works, wheeled their auto around, chased him onto the sidewalk, and whacked him with the bumper. Ray sailed 15 feet into a parked car, suffering cuts, bruises and a fractured leg. Then, police said, Mrs. Ray banged the car into a telephone pole. Officers said they found her sitting in the car, dazed but suffering only facial cuts. She is 29, her husband 30. Robert A. Farrou, 18, was held for investigation of manslaughter after his car collided with a police car driven by patrolman Eugene M. Oneto, 28. The officer, speeding to the scene of the Ray affray with siren screaming and red lights flashing, was hurled out of the car onto the pavement. He died at a hospital. Mrs. Ray was charged with assault with a deadly weapon, driving on the wrong side of the street, speeding, violating a pedestrian's right-of-way, and driving with an expired license. Reserve Corps To Hear Lecture FOUR MORE — 111: Antonio Reyes, 64, Santa Ana; 110: Mrs. Hazel Spickard, 27; 109: John M. Bailey, 65, Stanton; 108: Mrs. Bernardine Siracusa, 33, Whittier, added their names to Orange county's growing highway accident toll. Take it easy! When you drive, drive so that you'll come home. COURTOPIX—Edward Sargent of Santa Ana applied for probation in Judge Kenneth Morrison's court after pleading guilty to felony manslaughter in the connection with the death of Hilery Thompson in a traffic accident... Mrs. Thera Martin, 34, Buena Park mother, who stabbed his six-year-old son to "prove her faith" was ordered committed in a mental hospital... Orange county's courthouse is 50 years old. It was dedicated Nov. 12, 1901, and has been the scene of many interesting trials... A former River-side deputy sheriff, Willard Parma, 45, charged with 14 counts of accepting bookde bribes was lodged in the Orange county jail for protective custody... Benito Gomes, 64, of Cypress, will have his preliminary hearing in Anaheim justice court this afternoon. He is charged with murdering Juan Torres, 62, of Norwalk, in a quarrel. Torres died in Ellay of stab wounds... SPORTOPICS — By smashing Orange, 40-0. Clare Van Horebecke's Anahi Colonists completed an undefeated Sunset league season and will play Santa Monica, Nov. 30, at Fullerton... Fullerton smashed Santa Ana's once potent Saints, 73-19—the worst lick- Don W. Schmid Gets Ensign Commission Commissioned as Ensign in the U.S. Naval Reserve upon graduation from the Officer's Candidate Reserve Corps To Hear Lecture On Air Techniques The role played by air power in support of the United Nations Ground Forces in Korea will be the subject of a two-hour illustrated discussion presented for members of the Organized Reserve Corps at 1012 N. Main st., Santa Ana, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. All members of the Army, Air Corps, Naval and Marine reserves are invited to attend this lecture which will be led by Captain Llewellyn H. Farden and First Lt. Harold R. Drimilla. The two officers are from one of 12 teams currently touring the eight states of the Sixth Army Area as part of a program designed to inform members of the ORC on military operations, techniques, weapons and tactics employed against the enemy in Korea. Combat Films Scheduled In their discussion Captain Farden and Lt. Drimilla will describe the employment of close-support aircraft in Korea and show combat films of air strikes. The development of the present air-ground control system in Korea will be traced from its beginning in July, 1950, to the present. The speakers will explain how a front-line unit commander obtains close air support as well as how targets are best dealt with by aircraft. Also described will be the planes and armament used for tactical air support and the reasons why jets are replacing piston-engined aircraft. WW II Vets A veteran of combat in Europe with the 80th Infantry Division (Blue Ridge) in World War II, Captain Farden served as a field artillery forward observer and liaison officer. He is familiar with the role played by air power in close support of ground troops. Lieutenant Drimilla was recently recalled to active duty. He served with the Signal Corps in WW II in the Aleutian Islands and other points in the North Atlantic. a Santa Ana team has taken 60 years of football ... Ed oddard's Huntington Beach Oiln boat Newport, 40-7 ... Garn Grove won the Orange countitle by beating Tustin, 25-6; ea-Olinda upset Laguna, 19-12; and San Juan beat Valencia, 27-7.victories and the title. The In- ... Tex Oliver's Fullerton Hordeians assertedly played an jeliginets and Bill Cook's Santa Anable player ... Dons clash in this season's jaysee classic at Santa Ana Thursday. 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UMPKIN 1 LB. 13 OZ. NO. 2½ CAN 2 for 29¢ TO START OFF A MEAL! OMATO JUICE 46 OZ. CAN 25¢ ANDS STYLE TO A DINNER!" FRUIT COCKTAIL 1 LB. 14 OZ. NO. 2½ CAN 37¢ BISQUICK 40 OZ. BOX 41¢ GOLD MEDAL FLOUR TEN POUND BAG 89¢ C&R CANE SUGAR TEN POUND BAG 89¢ Fresh Clean PRODUCE ALL CELLO WRAPPED Ready to Serve! CAPE Cod CRANBERRIES POUND CELLO PKG. DIAMOND BRAND WALNUTS Medium Size BUGLET NOOR DATES New Crop! EXTRA FANCY COMFOGE Food Club REAL GOOD EATIN' PUMPKIN 1LB. 13oz. NO.2½CAN 2for 29¢ TO START OFF A MEAL TOMATO JUICE 46 OZ. CAN 25¢ ADDS STYLE TO A DINNER! FRUIT COCKTAIL 1LB. 14oz. NO.2½CAN 37¢ Ocean Spray POUND CANS CRANBERRY SAUCE 2for 29¢ Better Living GET YOUR COPY TODAY DECEMBER ISSUE NOW HERE DON'T FORGET YOUR ENCYCLOPEDIA VOLUME 7 NOW ON SALE 89¢ DELICATESSEN SPECIALS OWN OUR OWN Sausage KITCHEN! FISHER STYLE SALAMI LB. PKG. 59¢ IT ON A MELTED CHEESE SANDWICH NCED EDAM CHEESE GQZ. PKG. 29¢ ST THE RIGHT FLAVOR! BLK MINCEMEAT Pound Cup 39¢ HA BETA'S OWN! TTAGE CHEESE PIUTS 24¢ 06 E. 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ALPHA BETA PORK SAUSAGE IN THE BULK 45¢ ALPHA BETA HICKORY SMOKED TENDER HAMS Mote the Close trim! 57¢ WHOLE OR SHAKK HALF ALPHA BETA FIRST GRADE SLICED BACON POUND SELF-SERVICE OR LAYER PKG 53¢ POUND CELLO PKG. 19¢ Medium Size POUND CELLO PKG. 39¢ Crop! POUND CELLO PKG. 29¢ 13.0Z. CELLO PKG. 12¢ FROZEN FOODS STFRLING PEAS TWO AND A HALF LB. PKG. 59¢ TOP FROST FORDHOOK LIMAS 12 oz. PKG. 25¢ TOP FROST BROCCOLI 10 oz. PKG. 22¢ REGULAR SIZE PKG. POUND CELLO PKQ. 39¢ POUND CELLO PKQ. 29¢ 12 oz. CELLO PKQ. 12¢ ARTS TWO IN CELLO PKQ. 19¢ STRELLING PEAS TWO AND A HALF LB. PKQ. 59¢ TOP FROST FORDHOOK LIMAS 12 oz. PKQ. 25¢ TOP FROST BROCCOLI 10 oz. PKQ. 22¢ REGULAR SIZE PKO. WHITE KING 29¢ REGULAR SIZE PKO. CHEER 29¢ REGULAR SIZE PKO. DREFT 29¢ REGULAR SIZE PKO. RINSO 29¢ REGULAR SIZE PKO. TIDE 29¢ REGULAR SIZE PKO. FAB 29¢ REGULAR SIZE PKO. VEL 29¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE Mon • Tues • Wed Nov. 10th 20th 21st SALES TAX COLLECTED ON TAXABLE ITEMS G SPACE active in all Markets ALL DEPARTMENTS 510 W. Center St., Anaheim Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Sun., 9 to 6 Friday, 9 to 8; Sat., 9 to 7