anaheim-gazette 1951-11-26

MOD Manager Russell Cites Failure Of Citrus Prorate to Maintain Parity REDLANDS—The citrus provate has failed on its own record. The California-Arizona industry is no closer to parity—prime reason for regulating shipments—than it was the day prorate was legislated. The flat statement was made today to over 200 growers and shippers gathered at the University of Redlands for the 46th annual meeting of Mutual Orange Distributors. The speaker was Robbins Russel, general manager of the cooperative, who slanted his opening remarks toward the upcoming department of agriculture referendum at which growers will vote on whether to continue the controversial volume proration of citrus shipments. Repeal Not Complete Solution But Russel qualified his unequivocal condemnation of the prorate by warning that voting it out of existence would not solve all the citrus growers problems. "We have tried prorate and it has failed. It proved that you can't legislate demand. Now let's try something else. MOD as an organization has historically advocated higher quality standards and an improvement in the present price mechanism. We must work not only toward stabilized quality but stabilized prices as well." Russel showed a series of detailed graphs to prove his point that the citrus industry is no nearer to parity today than it was five years ago. On-tree prices for fresh citrus in November 1947 averaged $1.35 per standard box, while parity was $4.14. In October 1951, on-tree prices averaged $2.29 and parity was $4.27. Per Capita Land Less From his remarks on prorate Russel switched to what he termed the basic challenge to agricul- year. In the same period available crop land in the on which we must grow th another three per cent per to a new low of 3.3 acres. "Stated simply," said Russel "this means that an incr population of 8000 per day a decreasing per capita avail-ility of crop land on which to itself." Supt. Wayne L. Butterbaugh, Jesse E. Pruett and Lewis C. McBratney represented the school and stated they were in favor of the 12 acres of school property on Cerritos ave., being included in a sanitation district. A vote will be taken at the open Chamber meeting Dec. 4, as to the group sponsoring a water and sanitation district under the County Water Act. Dale Walling, S. S. Muraoka and Florence P. Black were appointed on the Civic Beautification and Park committee. Prices Up, Sales Down on Valencias Large size Southern California valencia oranges were bringing substantially higher prices and smaller sizes were moderately higher on a reduced sales volume during the week ending Nov. 24. Light arrivals and the Thanksgiving Day holiday combined to lower sales about 100 cars below those of the previous week; the f.o.b. average rising about 25 cents a box. Prorate for the week ending Dec. 1 was set at 1000 cars of Central California navels and 140 cars of Arizona navels. In addition, open movement on Northern California navels and Southern California valencias was expected to add about 100 more cars to next week's volume. Florida estimates shipments next week at 1800 cars of oranges; 600 cars of tangerines; and 800 cars of grapefruit. Demand for California lemons was steady during the week ending Nov. 24. Sales were slightly ahead of those of the previous week with the f.o.b. average price about unchanged. Prorate for the week ending Dec. 1 was set at 260 cars of lemons by the Lemon Administrative committee, an increase of 25 cars over this week. NEWSWISE — A seven-mile old Costa Mesa child—Janetrie Foster — was accidentally smothered when her two-year brother — Eugene Foster — over onto his sister in his house. Three Anaheim children, Zerlina, 13; Charles, 8; and Dora, 3 months—were orphaned when their parents, Mr. and Charles Porta, were killed in a holiday auto-truck accident in diana. Theft charges against Frank Belmont, Anaheim grower and packer, have dropped upon the recommendation of the state attorney general's office. Belmont may file against Alford Olmstead, Co. attorney, for false arrest. Strictions placed on entry into government lands in the O'land National forest have been lifted. Forest Supervisor Hinton Pyles stated. The lands have been closed since July 1 because of the high fire hazard. ONE MORE—112: The handwritten George O. Buckman, 28, of Francisco was added to the city's record death toll. Excess speed was a contributing factor in the Doheny Park highway fatality. COURTOPIX — Benito Gozzi, pleaded guilty to felony manslaughter in connection with knifing of Juan Torres of Norwalk Public Defender, N. D. Merger, mediated filed for probation the Cypress man... Ever Gray, 47, was sentenced to State Prison at Chino for hit-and-run driving. The Anaheimmerced in the accident that took life of Mrs. Florence Browne the injury of her husband, J.P. Browne... A $100,000 action has been filed in super court by Mrs. Phyllis DeLane Orange against Mrs. Rose L. Schenck as a result of charges in a divorce action against L.W. (Jerry) Pitschen, Orange businessman... HEALTH—A total of 54 people elitis cases have been reported for Orange county this year according to reports by Dr. Elaine Wheeler. GOLD BOND STAMPS Given and Redeemed BUY NOW -- on our CONVENIENT LAY-A-WAY The EASY-DOES-IT CORNER By AL ROHRS Easy Way To Clean Feed Pipe On Kerosene Stove A friend of ours suggested this way (right) to make sure the flow of Pearl Oil isn't restricted in your kerosene stove. A bit of rag on a rifle ramrod or length of wire made from a coat hanger is handy for this job. Swabbing will remove dust that naturally accumulates. PIECE OF RAG RIFLE RAMROD REMOVE ACCUMULATED DUST YEARLY you more beat and light for your kerosene dollar. Call us about Pearl Oil today. We'd like to show you the prompt service on which our local business is based. PEARL OIL A Standard Oil Company of California Products Distributed by AL ROHRS ANAHEIM, CALIF. ZEnith 2518 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Failure in Parity In the same period the available crop land in the U.S.—which we must grow the food feed these Americans—dropped other three per cent per capita a new low of 3.3 acres. "Stated simply," said Russel, his means that an increasing population of 8000 per day faces decreasing per capita availability of crop land on which to feed itself." Premier of Iran Wins Confidence Vote in Senate TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Premier Mohammed Mossadegh won a unanimous vote of confidence in the Iranian Senate today, paving the way for national elections in the next two or three days. The vote followed a similar ballot in the Majlis (lower house) yesterday when Mossadegh persuaded the deputies to reverse their earlier decision to postpone the elections until Dec. 18. Deputy Premier Hossein Fatemi told newsmen the government plans to start the election within two or three days and that Mossadegh would announce the time over the national radio. The Senators also put through a bill asking that balloting be secret. Mossadegh said he personally favored secret voting but added that he gave the bill "half of one per cent of a chance" for ratification by the Majlis. The outlawed communist Tuduh party already was reported placing candidates in the field under false party labels. The aged nationalist faction premier won a 90-0 vote from the lower house yesterday after a tearful appeal for support. It was his first visit to parliament since his return from the United States. Fifteen Majlis members abstained on the confidence vote. Twenty-four Senators were absent from the voting today, but all 38 present voted with the government. NOT SHIPSHAPE SINGAPORE (AP)—K. S. Lee, a Hong Kong official, a Hong Kong area importer, such as fringe area imagery may have some popular representatives state, on saving the taxpayers' activities which many be extraneous and should not part of the government. The proposal simply prevents the government from donating any money to civic organizations, such as chambers of commerce, or other promotional associations for any purpose. Large Appropriations It is customary at the present time for city and county governments to make annual appropriations to such organizations. No tabulation has ever been made, as far as can be determined, as to how much of the taxpayer's money is allocated annually in California for this purpose, but it is admitted that the total will run into important money. If adopted, the initiative would have the effect of wiping out both the County Supervisors association and the California League of Municipalities, which are two of the most powerful lobbying organizations in the state. Other organizations affected would include the California State Chamber of Commerce, the All-Year club, the Redwood Empire association, the Shasta-Cascade Wonderland group, as well as chambers of commerce in all cities and a myriad of smaller associations, such as fringe area imagery. Byrd Regards Truman as Winner WASHINGTON (AP)—Byrd D.-Va.) said he President Truman as "were day than any" other Democratic nominee for the dency in 1952 and he did think the president can... NEWSWISE — A seven-month-Costa Mesa child—Janet Ma-Foster — was accidentally mothered when her two-year-old father — Eugene Foster — rolled onto his sister in his sleep. Three Anaheim children—Elina, 13; Charles, 8; and Debra, 3 months—were orphaned on their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porta, were killed in a day auto-truck accident in Indiana. Theft charges against Mark Belmont, Anaheim citrus tower and packer, have been opened upon the recommendation of the state attorney general's office. Belmont may file suit against Alford Olmstead, Covina Arney, for false arrest ... Reactions placed on entry into government lands in the Cleveland National forest have been added. Forest Supervisor Hamilton Pyles stated. The lands have closed since July 1 because the high fire hazard. NME MORE—112: The name of George O. Buckman, 28, of San Francisco was added to the county record death toll. Excessive drug use was a contributing factor to the Doheny Park highway failure. URTOPIX — Benito Gomez pleaded guilty to felony manhunter in connection with the king of Juan Torres of Norwalk. Nicole Defender, N. D. Merger, immediately filed for probation for Cypress man... Evert M. ... 47, was sentenced to the prison at Chino for hit-and-driving. The Anaheimer figure in the accident that took the life of Juan Torres of Norwalk. Nicole Defender, N. D. Merger, immediately filed for probation for Cypress man... Evert M. ... 47, was sentenced to the prison at Chino for hit-and-driving. The Anaheimer figure in the accident that took the life of Juan Torres of Norwalk. Nicole Defender, N. D. Merger, immediately filed for probation for Cypress man... Evert M. ... 47, was sentenced to the prison at Chino for hit-and-driving. DURTOPIX — Benito Gomez pleaded guilty to felony manhunter in connection with the king of Juan Torres of Norwalk. Nicole Defender, N. D. Merger, immediately filed for probation for Cypress man... Evert M. ... 47, was sentenced to the prison at Chino for hit-and-driving. The Anaheimer figure in the accident that took the life of Juan Torres of Norwalk. Nicole Defender, N. D. Merger, immediately filed for probation for Cypress man... Evert M. ... 47, was sentenced to the prison at Chino for hit-and-driving. ALTH—A total of 54 polioitis cases have been reported orange county this year according to reports by Dr. Ruth Wise. NOT SHIPSHAPE SINGAPORE (UP) — K. S. Lee, a Hong Kong physical culturist, doesn't think much of the women in Singapore. "Singapore women's hips, legs and ankles are tough! And what's more, they don't walk gracefully," he told newsmen here. But he had a good word, too. Singapore women, he said, "are kinder, more charming, simple and sincere than Hong Kong women." About Singapore men, Lee asserted, "There's room for improvement." He suggested what they need is more and better equipped gymnastics and plenty of exercise. life: Louis Klehl, 89, an Anaheimmer since 1886; Louis G. Jamison, 48, who resided here for 18 years; Mrs. Bertha Wood, 59, an Anaheimmer for the last 15 years also passed away after a brief illness. Mrs. Rosalie Kraemer of Olive who had been identified with Anaheim and its surroundings since 1872 passed on at her home in Olive ... Five girls and four boys blessed Anaheim homes last week. It was a baby daughter for Lilma and Ellen Meadling; the same for the Woodrow Garry; Jerry Moran also became the papa of a baby daughter; Alfred Morales was presented a daughter by his wife, Virginia Joseph and Marion Kesler have an heir. Paps is associated in the Anaheim Textile store with Epirala Kesler, y'know. Al. and Margaret Valdes have a new son. He is a truck driver for Placentia Mutual. Charles Hunt, likewise, passed out the smokes last week. Jay Tucker also welcomed a new heir. NITECCAPSULE — Good judgment comes from experience; and experience is the result of poor judgment. Howard Marquise Dies Yesterday Mr. Howard E. Marquise died Sunday at his home, 728 N. Sabina st., at the age of 59 years. He was a two-year resident of Anaheim, coming to this city from Pocatella, Idaho. He is survived by his wife, Ronnie; one daughter, Miss Jean M. Marquise and one brother, Earl, of Los Angeles. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of Backs Campbell and Kaulbars Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. with the Rev. Howard Congdon officiating. Interment will be in Loma Linda cemetery. Resident of Olivia Dies Saturday Mrs. Rosalle Kraemer o her home, 207 N. Palm in Saturday at the age of 78 She was born in Switzerland had been a resident of Olive 43 years. She is survived by four Ronald of Chino; Walter o ba and seven grandchildren sisters, Mrs. Katheran Lae o Glendale and Mrs Sophi cin of Los Angeles and brothers, Albert Neitt of Riv Gustauv of San Bernardin Herman of Blythe. Funeral services will be in the chapel of Backs, Ca A total of 54 polio cases have been reported in Orange county this year acting to reports by Dr. Edward Russell, who listed Neena Bon of rural Anaheim as one last week's victims. PORTSWISE — Clare Vanbeke is getting his Anahi league champions ready for CIF playoff game with San Antonio at Fullerton, Friday, 30. Only 1000 of the 10,000able seats of the stadium will be served ... Garden Grove's for a small school's CIF relationship were blasted when rolled over Blanchard's Chillipickers, 42-19 ... Ana's once-potent Dons over Fullerton, 14-0, in the "big game" at Santa Ana that played havoc with this Southland invitational prep tourney at Fullerton over week-end ... MITICALLY — Congressman Phillips (R-Calif) delivered blast at the administration putting the United States a limb in Korea. He spoke Santa Ana. STISTICALLY—Five deaths on births marked Anaheim last week. Mrs. Ida Neu-died in the 92nd year of her store with Ephraima Keeler, Y know. Al and Margaret Valdes have a new son. He is a truck driver for Placentia Mutual. Charles Hunt, likewise, passed out the smokes last week. Jay Tucker also welcomed a new heir. NITECAPSULE — Good judgment comes from experience; and experience is the result of poor judgment. SLICE OF HAM PAY STRICT ATTENTION TO THE INSTRUCTOR, MEN 1- Nations Gird for McLain Bid McLain proposals, the initiative may have some popular appeal, representatives state, on the basis of saving the taxpayers money on activities which many believe are extraneous and should not be a part of the government function. It is this appeal which is causing the organizations to get set for a primary battle in the event the initiative qualifies and is placed before the voters. There is little chance, it is pointed out, that the initiative will fail of qualification, as McLain's pension organization has the means to obtain sufficient signatures for almost any measure it chooses to put before the people. The proposal was "cooked up," it is indicated, as the result of opposition on the part of the supervisors association and state chamber of commerce to McLain's proposal for increasing the old age assistance payments, and returning administration of the program to the state, a proposal the people will vote on at the next general, or special election. Byrd Regards Truman as Weak 1952 Nominee WASHINGTON (AP) — Senator Byrd (D-Va.) said he regards president Truman as "weaker today than any" other possible democratic nominee for the presidency in 1952 and he does not think the president can be re- CLEANUP AFTER CONGRESS—With adjournment of Congress and departure of legislators, the Capitol building in Washington gets annual washing, a top to bottom cleanup. LOOK! Truman as Weak 1952 Nominee WASHINGTON (AP) — Senator Byrd (D.-Va.) said he regards President Truman as "weaker today than any" other possible democratic nominee for the presidency in 1952 and he does not think the president can be re-elected. Byrd, perhaps Mr. Truman's bitterest critic within his own party, said however it is his personal belief "that he is going to run if he thinks he can win," and added: "I've been doing all I can to help him make up his mind. Do not think he can be elected nominated." Mr. Truman has said he has decided whether he will run again but is not ready to announce his decision. Meanwhile, Senator Alken (R.-T.) proposed that the Republians nominate for the vice presi-ency the Senate's only current woman member, Senator Mar-ret Chase Smith of Maine. Mrs. Smith said she is not a candidate. Byrd, in an interview with the magazine U. S. News and World Report, left little doubt if Mr. Truman wins the Democratic nomination again, he will continue to oppose him. In 1948, the senator opposed him up to and during the party convention. Resident of Olive Dies Saturday Mrs. Rosalee Kraemer died at her home, 207 N. Palm in Olive Saturday at the age of 78 years, he was born in Switzerland and had been a resident of Olive for years. She is survived by four sons, named of Chino; Walter of Yor-land and seven grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Katheran Langelow Glendale and Mrs Sophie So- of Los Angeles and four brothers, Albert Neitt of Los An-les, Emil Neitt of Riverside, Stauv of San Bernardino anderman of Blythé. Funeral services will be held the chapel of Backs, Campbell CLEANUP AFTER CONGRESS—With adjournment of Congress and departure of legislators, the Capitol building in Washington gets annual washing, a top to bottom cleanup. LOOK! SERVE YOURSELF PRICES! MAJOR QUALITY GASOLINE 5-Minute Car Wash ... $100 with Purchase of 10 Gallons of Gasoline "A Clean Car Always Runs Better" K&L Super Service and 5-Minute Auto Wash 558 S. LOS ANGELES at WATER ST. PHONE 7550 TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE She is survived by four sons, Donald of Chino; Walter of Yorland and seven grandchildren; two writers, Mrs. Katheran Langelow Glendale and Mrs Sophie Sof Los Angeles and four others, Albert Neitt of Los Anles, Emil Neitt of Riverside, Stauv of San Bernardino and German of Blythe. Funeral services will be held at the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Tuesday with the Howard S. Congdon officiating. Funeral services will begin 2 p.m. Interment will be in ahelm cemetery. AWTHORNE (P) — A new jet interceptor, the F-89D orplon, will go into quantity production soon at the Northrop craft plant here. WASHINGTON (P) — Under the pressure of defense spending, the national debt next year may be if not pass, the present limit of $275,000,000,000. NEW YORK (P) — Democratic National Chairman Frank E. Kinney tonight will make his major address since he assed his post. 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