anaheim-gazette 1952-01-10

NOTICE! Due to the overwhelming response to our Old Fashioned Contest, we are sorry that we are unable to accept any more articles. Aaron Schultz 301 W. Center St. Anaheim Coax 'em with CASSEROLES ... those cook-easing, budget dishes with the "come-hithe" Nothing brings 'em to the table faster than the rich, fragrant aroma from a steaming casserole. But that's only one of casseroles' many good features. They're thrifty, too, and easy on the cook because FREE RECIPES for you! 8 CASSEROLE IDEAS Pick up your copy at SAFEWAY CHUNK TUNA Breast O' Chicken brand. For salads or for sandwiches. Excellent for casseroles, too. 6½-oz. can 25¢ FRESH EGGS CREAM O' THE CROP LARGE SIZE Grade AA carton of one dozen 61¢ 57¢ LUNCH MEAT Rath Black Hawk brand. Excellent hot or cold. Delicious for casserole dishes. 12-oz. can 39¢ BUTTER Dairy Glen brand. Quarters, packed in cartons. GROUND BEEF Freshly ground and packed in Visking. Delicious in meat ball casserole. CORNED BEEF Boneless brisket, with mild cure. Delicious served hot, cold, or en casserole. WIENERS Somerset skinless, No. 1 quality. For a tasty meal serve en casserole. PORK ROAST Center cuts or either end of loin of Eastern Pork PORK CHOPS Center Cut lb. PORK SPARERIBS BACON GRADE A SLICED lb. 43¢ Popular brands, in Heat Seal pack. Serve with Special Beef Items Beef Hearts lb. 49c Sliced Beef Liver lb. 79c Chicken Parts Chicken Thighs lb.1.19 Chicken Wings lb.52c Chicken Breasts lb.1.23 Excellent hot or cold. Delicious for 12-oz. can 39¢ BUTTER Dairy Glen brand. Quarters, packed in cartons. FIRST QUALITY lb. 82¢ GRAHAMS Pirate's Gold, tasty crackers that children like. 'Serving size pack' keeps them fresh! 1-lb. pkg. 27¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Town House brand. Choice of natural or sweetened. 18-oz. can 9¢ 46-oz. can 19¢ SHORTENING Pure vegetable. For baking, frying. SPRY BRAND 3-lb. can 89¢ (1-lb. can, 33c) ROYAL SATIN 3-lb. can 83¢ (1-lb. can, 31c) TIDE SUDS Large pkg. 27¢ Giant pkg. 52-oz. 73¢ Special Beef Items Beef Hearts Fine to spuff lb. 49¢ Sliced Beef Liver lb. 79¢ Chicken Parts Chicken Thighs lb.1.19 Chicken Wings lb.52c Chicken Breasts lb.1.23 Vegetable Dee A wonderful variety of flavour "lip-smacking" good. It's safe at Safeway. A good thing tables are truly fresh-like the CARROTS SQUASH ONIONS NAVEL ORANGES Winesap Apples Washington State grown. lb. 10¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUN, JAN. 13, 1952, AT $ Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax addd YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY A Co., to Print Sewage Bonds Directors of the county sanitadistricts last evening approved a contract with the Jeffries note Co., of Los Angeles for printing of the $8,308,000 sanibond issue voted in 1949. Bonds will be sold Jan. 23. Price for printing will average a bond, it was explained by Senior Jeffries, representative of the firm. Districts last night also appared by resolution, the proposal of the Bank of America to repay the bonds they are retired, and payment coupons at their eastern connections. The bank's price for the service will be a bond and 5 cents for each cash card. Egyptian Workers Resume Jobs PORT SAID, Egypt (UP)—Egyptian workers for the Suez Canal Company at Port Said, point of entry into the canal from the Mediterranean, staged another one-hour token strike today. The strikes began Monday because the Egyptians want the company to fire a French supervisor who, they said, insulted one of the Egyptians. Traffic through the canal halted Monday but has been approaching normal since the strikes were reduced yetsterday from all-day affairs to one-hour demonstrations. mittee, headed by Robert H. Boney of Anaheim, recommended approval. HEROLES -M-M-M See cook-easing, budget-pleasing with the "come-hither" flavor Be sure...shop SAFEWAY French Marquis Pays $285,000 To Spy for Tin Boxes of Sand PARIS (UP) — Probably nobody could have sold the Brooklyn bridge, even at cut rates, to the Marquis du Roure. But a five-man confidence ring bilked him of 100 million francs, which equals the tidy sum of $285,000, by letting him in on the ground floor of a counter-spy scheme to keep a whole gob of atomic bomb stuff away from the Russians. Police said yesterday they arrested five gang members after the 26-year-old Marquis, a member of the old French nobility, got the wind up and invited officers to see whether he was getting his money's worth. The police told the story this way: The Marquis was taking the sun on the Riviera and met a man who said he was a Lt. Col. Berthier, a high ranking counter-spy. Berthier let him in on a state secret—he had a lot of uranium and heavy water he was going to sell at a fine profit to U.S. and Spanish secret service organizations. However, it was most important to NY Central Train Derailed, But Nobody Killed DEXTER, Mich. (UP)—Wrecking crews labored today to get the New York Central's passenger train, The Wolverine, back on the tracks following a spectacular de-keep the Russians from getting The Marquis joined in this riotic work and put up money carry it out, being told he wget his francs back as soon as French Parliament allotted ernment funds for the job. His Paris home became a cloak-and-dagger activity. Terious callers brought inous lead flasks. An equally terious man who said he w Russian offered 350 million fror the flasks full of uran Haughtily and patriotically, Marquis refused. Meantime he kept digging his jeans, parting with large of money and finally with a able necklace belonging to wife. He was promised the medi-the Legion D'Honneur for great services. Suddenly his friends went derground. When the Ma couldn't find them again, he to police and they inspected uranium. It was probably the expensive sand ever sold. His mother-in-law is Mnie-queoline Thome-Patentore, m of Rambouillet, an area noted a breed of sheep producing wool which is easily sheared. Anaheim Youth To Join National Youth Program ING brings 'em to the faster than the rich, tant aroma from a rising cassérole. But only one of casse- many good features. Are thrifty, too, and on the cook because practically a meal themselves. D BEEF 65¢ lb. D BEEF 69¢ lb. RS 55¢ lb. AST Center Cut 65¢ lb. End Cut 45¢ lb. End of loin of Eastern Pork. OPS Center Cut 69¢ lb. End Cut 49¢ lb. End end of loin of Eastern Pork. ARERIBS SMALL SIZE. 3 lbs. and under: From select Eastern pork. 49¢ lb. GRADE A SLICED 43¢ GRADE B SLICED 39¢ lb. Seal pack. Serve with eggs. Items 49c 79c arts 1.19 52c 1.23 Values in Sea Foods Salmon Fillet Pen Ready 49c Scallops Elridge Eastern 10-oz pkg. 59c Halibut Steaks Beamy for pen 53c COTTAGE CHEESE Blossom Time brand. New style pack. 1-lb. cup 24¢ NY Central Train Derailed, But Nobody Killed DEXTER, Mich. (AP)—Wrecking crews labored today to get the New York Central's passenger train, The Wolverine, back on the tracks following a spectacular derailment last night. Six passengers were injured when The Wolverine sideswiped a 70-car freight train and jumped the tracks at 60 miles an hour. The 250 passengers were badly shaken by the thundering derailment that shook houses in this village eight miles northwest of Ann Arbor. Witnesses said it was remarkable no one was killed. The wreck blocked both main lines of the railroad between Detroit and Chicago. Officials could not say how long it would take to clear and repair the ripped-up tracks. The two diesel locomotives and 13 cars of the Chicago-to-New York bound Wolverine were knocked off the tracks when a box car jumped out from the midsection of the westbound freight. Rough Battles Occur Daily In California BRIDGEPORT, Calif. (AP)—Hand-to-hand combat little short of mayhem is daily routine for Marines training here for the snowy mountains of Korea. When basically trained Marines arrive here from Camp Pendleton, they are thrust out into the sub-zero cold to send for themselves in groups of 50 or 80. For four days they are on their own, subject to constant harassment by guerrilla forces on skis. Anaheim Youth To Join National Youth Program Chosen representatives from dozen Anaheim churches and YMCA boys' and girls' gren have been meeting each week ever since Christmas to plan "The Call," the biggest national youth program ever undertaken by the churches. The meeting is to be held at the Christian church on Sunday night, 3, in the form of a huge meeting to be attended by all combined church youth groups and Y clubs. "The Call" is a summon united Christian action, issued by the United Christian Youth-Mention of America, which presents 38 major denominations more than 16 million young people in their membership, and will also includes the national leadership of the YMCA, YWCA, other youth-serving agencies. The plan is to use native Youth Week, Jan. 27 to Felix as a time to re-emphasize the importance of youth work in local church, and then to cliff the week on the closing Sunday night with simultaneous youth meetings in every city in America attended by all the combined Christian youth groups. The speakers representing UCYM present the opportunity for in denominational youth projects and will enroll those who are the call to discipleship. Following this program, we will be accompanied by nationwide press and radio publicity each community will organize "Christian Youth Council," composed of representatives from each church, which will plan projects on which the youth all churches can work together such as visitation evangelism. Items 49c Salmon Fillet 49c Scallops 59c Halibut Steaks 53c COTTAGE CHEESE 1.19 52c 1.23 New style pack. 1-lb. cup 24c Vegetable Deep-Dish Delight A wonderful variety of flavors subtly blended into a dish that's "lip-smocking" good. It's called "Vegetable Pot Pie." Free recipe at Safeway. A good thing to remember: Make sure the vegetables are truly fresh—like the kind you'll always find at Safeway. OTS Crisp, sweet, tender. Tops are off. 8¢ SH Banana variety. Thick-meated. Yellow. Fine to bake. 2¢ Sweet, yellow. Adds flavor to your casserole dishes. 3 lbs. 25¢ ORANGES Large size. 5¢ Grapefruit Desert grown. Sweet, juicy. 39¢ SUN, JAN. 13, 1952, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN ORANGE CO. Sales tax added to retail price on tunable items. FREWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM Hand-to-hand combat little short of mayhem is daily routine for Marines training here for the snowy mountains of Korea. When basically trained Marines arrive here from Camp Pendleton, they are thrust out into the sub-zero cold to fend for themselves in groups of 50 or 60. For four days they are on their own, subject to constant harassment by guerrilla forces on skis. The guerrillas, all combat veterans, play rough. After one raid, the trainee knows he's expected to fight back. If he doesn't, he may lose his gear, be forced to strip in the cold and hunt his clothes, or clean a snow-jammed rifle with numbed fingers. More than 800 men go though the course every week. Ten thousand have been trained here since September and 20,000 more will be trained before the camp closes in May. This cold weather base is 70 miles north of Bishop, 6800 feet up in the High Sierra. Secret until recently, the base was toured this week by newsmen. Officers boast their "graduates" tell buddles in Korea: "You think this is tough! You should have been at Bridgeport." The commanding officer is Brig. Gen. Robert (Polar) Bare. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gasette, Dec. 27, 1951, Jan. 2 and 10, 1952). NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Anaheim Eucalyptus Water Company will be held Tuesday, January 15, 1952, at the hour of 1:20 p.m. at the Company's plant and office 7541 Dowling Ave., Route No. 2, Anaheim, Calif., for the purpose of election of Board of Directors for the coming year and to transmit any other business which may properly come before the meeting. TRAIN OF DIRPTORS By Walter A. Kempin. Secretary. Following this program, we will be accompanied by national wide press and radio public each community will organize "Christian Youth Council," composed of representatives from each church, which will plan projects on which the youth all churches can work together such as visitation evangelism week-end work-camps, etc. The local committee is advised by Rev. Frank E. Burworth, representing the Anabal Ministerial Association, and includes representatives from W Temple Methodist, First Baptist, First Christian, Wesley Methodist, Evangelical-United Brethren, St. Michaels Episcopal, Grace Lutheran, Be Baptist, YMCA and others. Dr Hessel is chairman. BONN, Germany (UP)—West many's population increased proximately 5 million after end of the war to 48,195,000 last Sept. 30, it was officially nounced today. CONQUER YOUR CONSTIPATION A remarkable medical discovery is offered in McCoy's Tabs. You can quickly consult your constipation and restore normality. 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