anaheim-gazette 1952-02-14

NEW YORK, Feb. 14—A GOVERNOR IS INTERVIEWED—California Gov. Earl Warren (left), a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, is interviewed by Ted Collins, television announcer and commentator, prior to a television appearance yesterday.—(Associated Press Wirephoto) Earl Warren in Disagreement with Senator Robert Taft Over China NEW YORK (UP) — Gov. Earl ritory." Warren of California expressed disagreement last night with Sen. Robert A. Taft on the latter's proposal that Chinese nationalist forces on Formosa be equipped with U.S. arms for an invasion of communist-held territory. Both Warren, who was the Republican vice presidential candidate in 1948, and Taft are campaigning this year for the Republican presidential nomination. Taft made his proposal Tuesday night in a Lincoln day speech at Seattle. He foresaw an assault by the communists on southeast Asia and said the "only chance to effect this invasion, Taft said, American arms and training should be rushed to nationalist leader Chiang Kai-Shek on Fornosa. Warren, in the second of two television appearances here yesterday and last night, said he disagreed with Taft on this point and added: "I don't see how we can just arm 300,000 soldiers and send them to conquer China unless we are prepared to follow through and finish the job for them if they failed." Warren was told on one of the NBC Disbands Idea About Telecast of Queen Coronation NEW YORK (UP)—The National Broadcasting Co., has decided against an attempt to telecast the coronation of Queen Elizabeth to viewers in this country. Network spokesman yesterday disclosed that plans for such an attempt were in the works. But last night, after a conference of top network officials, a statement was issued saying, "NBC has no plans for a live telecast of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II." The plan, as outlined by a network spokesman, would have been to relay the signals across the Atlantic by means of planes flying 250 to 300 miles apart, carrying lightweight microwave radio relay equipment. The equipment would be a miniature version of the apparatus used on towers for the microwave radio relay systems used for television network circuits. Such a method of spanning the Atlantic with TV has been suggested by a number of industry leaders. NBC did not amplify its statement as to reasons for dropping the plan. However, industry circles said that even if the airborne relay should prove technically feasible, the expense would be very heavy. WOMAN FOOLS EXPERIENCE SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Sure, a woman may lie about her age. And it's a man's fault if he's fooled, especially if he's already been married three times. That's what Superior Judge Melvyn I. Cronin said yesterday in granting Max Kornhaber, 57, a divorce instead of an annulment from Anna, 72, whom he married four months ago. Kornhaber, a painter, told the judge his wife said she was 60. Judge Cronin snapped: "A man of your experience should be a better judge of a woman's age." JETS COLLIDE IN AIR TOKYO (UP)—Two U. S. Thunderjets collided on a routine patrol flight today and plunged into the sea in Tsugaru straits between Hokkaido and Honshu islands. One of the F-84 pilots was rescued by Japanese fishermen. The other apparently was killed by the force of the collision, Far East Air Forces said. Headquarters quoted a witness as saying one of the jets exploded after the collision. The rescued pilot was reported only slightly injured. Names were withheld. Next time you prepare apple sauce try adding a dash of cinnamon or nutmeg and some seedless ROBERT D. BURNS sociaition with the company in Long Beach, where he worked for five years. A year of Army service intervened between that position and a two-year stretch of service with Penney Co. in the Santa Monica store. Then he became assistant manager in Oceanside, which post he held for three years. A two year period as assistant manager in the Prescott, Ariz., store followed before he was assigned to the local store in the same capacity. Burns was practically born and raised in Penney Co. stores, his father having been manager of the Merced store for years before his death. Burns and his family, Vera, his wife, and Carol, 5, his only child, have moved to Anaheim and are residing at 511 N. Olive st. MORE ABOUT... Hickenlooper (Continued from Page 1) the plan. However, industry circles said that even if the airborne relay should prove technically feasible, the expense would be very heavy. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 350 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Cypress Anaheim Next time you prepare apple sauce try adding a dash of cinnamon or nutmeg and some seedless raisins to it. Serve for dessert with whipped cream, SLICE OF HAM "DON'T BE SURPRISED. I'M A BIG HEARTED GUYI" MORE ABOUT . . . Hickenlooper (Continued from Page 1) Jean Fuller, president of California Republican Women's clubs, Speaker Sam L. Collins of the state assembly and Mrs. Earl Stanley, wife of the assemblyman. WOMAN CHARGED WITH PASSING BAD CHECK Charged with passing a bogus check at the Mayfair Market, S. Main st., Santa Ana, Mrs. Patricia Ann Butterworth, 27, Los Angeles housewife, was turned over to Santa Ana police when she appeared in a Los Angeles court yesterday on a check charge. She is said to have admitted passing worthless checks aggregating $750 in Los Angeles county. HONG KONG (P) — The pre-nationalist Kung Sheung Daily News today published an unconfirmed report that "10 more Russian-made submarines" have arrived at the Chinese communist naval base of Yulin on Hainan island. The paper said the reds now have 20 subs in south China waters. LOS ANGELES (P)—The United States is the best equipped nation in the world to render meat controls ineffective in peacetime, Douglas Allan of San Francisco told the Western States Meat Packers Association today. New DeSoto Fire Dome Engine, Auto Revealed Friday at Tex Middleton’s time and again the very finest engine now being produced in America for automobiles. “For the De Soto owner who drives our Fire Dome Eight, it means a car of tremendous get-up-and-go, from a standing start all the way along the speedometer; a long-lasting engine that requires the minimum maintenance cost; an engine that gets the last bit of power out of every drop of standard gasoline; an engine that is designed so well and built to such high standards that it runs smoothly and quietly at all speeds.” “More than seven years of research have resulted in the production of an engine that will set a new standard in American passenger car power plants. In the De Soto Fire Dome V-8 we have the nation’s finest automobile engine.” Fire Dome engines that have been run for more than 50,000 miles in every kind of weather and climate and over every type of terrain show astoundingly little wear when disassembled. The design of the engine is such that it has greatly reduced the causes of normal engine wear. DE SOTO FIRE DE SOTO FIRE NOW ON DI Come see the car with America's most revolutionary Come see the car with America's most revolutionary engine design. It's sensational! TREMENDOUS NEW POWER! Biggest engine advance in a generation...160 horsepower...terrific acceleration and cruising performance on regular fuel! TREMENDOUS NEW FEATURES! Try new Power Steering...it's unbelievable! Super-safe Power Brakes. No Shift Driving. Electric Window Lifts. Lots more! DE SOTO HAS POWER STEERING! It's absolute magic!...now you can turn the wheel with one finger. Hydraulic power does the work for you. Parking is child's play. Come on in and try it! NEW, UNIQUE AIR-VENT HOOD! Look at the new De Soto above...note the Air-Vent that directs air to carburator. This helps increase engine power! MIDDLETON MOTOR 420 W. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM Don't Miss GROUCHO-MARX-in "You Bet Your Life"...Presented by DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH Dealers on both Radio and Engine, Auto Middleton's Again the very finest enbeing produced in Ameritomobiles. De Soto owner who Fire Dome Eight, it car of tremendous getfrom a standing start along the speedometer; engine that requires sum of maintenance cost; that gets the last bit of of every drop of standne; an engine that is dewell and built to such standards that it runs and quietly at all speeds. Than seven years of reve resulted in the proan engine that will set standard in American paspower plants. In the De Dome V-8 we have the nest automobile engine." Some engines that have for more than 50,000 every kind of weather tide and over every type show astoundingly litwhen disassembled. The engine is such that totally reduced the causes engine wear. POWER-PACKED—Tex Middleton, Anaheim DeSoto-Plymouth dealer, indicates the new, 160 horsepower Fire Dome V-8 engine which is being introduced with the new DeSoto models being unveiled locally tomorrow. The engine features a new hemispherical cylinder head, which, its producers claim, lends added power as well as economy.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt) IRE DOME 8 IRE DOME 8 DISPLAY! 160 HORSEPOWER V-8 160 HORSEPOWER V-8 FIRE DOME has famous dome-shaped combustion chambers with centralized spark plugs...the engine design that gets more power from every drop of gas. This new De Soto will be the most talked about car of 1952. See it TODAY! MOTOR SALES PHONE 4763 TH Dealers on both Radio and Television (NBC Networks)...See Newspaper for Time and Station.