anaheim-gazette 1952-02-21

LA STREET CROSSING—Bosko Engineering Co. workers yesterday pushed the La Palma ave. trunk sewer line across N. Los Angeles st., holding up traffic only a few hours. Pipe was installed just a few feet behind the ditcher, and backfillers were hot on the trail of the pipe men, so that a minimum of ditch footage was open any time. Another crew is working between Claudina st. and the Santa Fe tracks, un which they will have to tunnel.—(Gazette ph by Kreidt) Preliminary Red Cross Campaign Under Way Red Cross General Fund Campaign Chiarman Bert Arnold disclosed today that some campaign canvasser teams are in the field making initial contacts with potential donors. These include the industry battalions under the leadship of Glenn McCloud, special groups Lodges Asks Oregon to File General’s Name WASHINGTON (AP) — Senator Lodge (R-Mass) today asked Oregon supporters of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to file his name in their presidential primary, to be held May 16. Junior Chamber Views Pontiac DuPont Films Anaheim Junior Chamber Commerce members last viewed two color motion pictures presented by Program Chair Bob Heinz. They were a fill the 1952 Pontiac and the “Do Story.” Plans for promoting better tendance at the jaycee me Red Cross General Fund Campaign Chiarman Bert Arnold disclosed today that some campaign canvasser teams are in the field making initial contacts with potential donors. These include the industry battalions under the leadership of Glenn McCloud, special groups headed by William Walker and the rural division under the leadership of Mrs. T. W. Clark. The rural division comprises the following areas: Centralia, Cypress, Katella, Lincoln, Loara, Los Alamitos, Magnolia, Orangethorpe, Savanna and Stanton. The business division will be divided into four groups and captains for same will be announced at a later date. This division will start canvassing on Feb. 25. The house-to-house doorbell ringing crew under the leadership of Rev. J. K. Saville, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, will take to the field March 3 when the starting gun is sounded across the nation. Many clubs, churches and organizations are lending their support in order to make a complete coverage of the residential section. Anyone having time to do some soliciting will please call Rev. Saville at Anaheim 5459 who will gladly assign territory. Valencias Show .059 of an Inch In January Growth Statistics from the Orange Administrative committee today revealed that Northern Orange county Valencia oranges averaged .059 of an inch of growth in diameter during January. Weighted average for Southern California was .050 of an inch as against .069 for the 1950 to 51 average for January. Northern Orange county showed an increase in January growth not reflected by the average for Oregon to File General’s Name WASHINGTON (AP) — Senator Lodge (R-Mass) today asked Oregon supporters of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to file his name in their presidential primary, to be held May 16. Lodge made the request as national campaign manager of the Eisenhower-for-president organization. Eighteen delegates to the Republican national convention are at stake in the primary. A petition entering the name of Gen. Douglas MacArthur already has been filed. One to enter Senator Robert A. Taft is being circulated although without Taft’s blessing. Taft backers have said in fact that they consider the petition “unfriendly act” being done by friends of Republican Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon, an Eisenhower backer. A candidate nominated by petition cannot withdraw from the Oregon primary. Only today, Morse hit at Taft by telling reporters that Taft’s election as president “wpuld defeat the foreign policy for which General Eisenhower stands.” Senator Brewster (R-Maine), also in an interview, disagreed. With Taft as president, Morae said it would be “impossible to carry out our obligations in Europe under the North Atlantic Treaty.” Two More Red Jets Knocked Out of Fight SEOUL, Korea — American Sabre jet pilots shot down two more red jets today bringing their toll this week to 10. The two MIG-15s eliminated today were blown out of the air during a 20-minute battle in NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY showed an increase in January growth not reflected by the average for Southern California, the diameter as of Feb. 1, 1952, being 2.251 inches. The weighted average for Southern California was 2.190 at the same date. SANTA ANAN ELECTED PRESIDENT The Southwest Hardware Association yesterday elected John H. Knox, Jr., of Santa Ana as president at the 30th annual convention. The George Washington Highway (U.S. Route 17) skirts the eastern edge of the Dismal Swamp of North Carolina and Virginia. SEOUL, Korea — American Sabre jet pilots shot down two more red jets today bringing their toll this week to 10. The two MIG-15s eliminated today were blown out of the air during a 20-minute battle in cloudy North Korean skies between 27 American Sabre jets and 20 MIGs. The 20 MIGs swept into battle out of a formation of 80 Russian-type jets. The other MIG pilots watched the fight but didn't get mixed up in it. The kills were credited to Lt. Billey B. Dobbs of Fontana, Calif., and Capt. Brooks J. Liles of Elizabeth City, N.J. American losses, if any, were not announced. The Air Force disclosed U.S. plane losses only once a week. Storm clouds held Allied planes down to 321 sorties today. SPRING CLEARANCE ALL MAKES TANKS and UPRIGHTS $8.95 up While They Last! All Makes of Cleaners Repaired Complete Line of New Cleaners For Sale Authorized dealer for Universal Vacuum Cleaners and floor polishers. MANK'S VAGUUM CLEANER CO. 901 S. MAIN SANTA ANA KI 3-2968 APT PUPIL—Jerry, 3-year-old of Fullerton, is an apt dental care, Karen Broad Press photo) Household Article Face New Cutback WASHINGTON (P)—Produced of most important household appliances today faced a new cut as the result of a 14 per cent reduction in their copper and allium supplies beginning April. But the National Production thority, in announcing the second quarter quotas yesterday, said the cut threatens to cause serious shortages in refrigerators, rags washers, vacuum cleaners and other such appliances, the NPA provide relief. At the same time it cuts supplies of metals for household appliances, the NPA boosted quotas to makers of less-excellent items such as costume jewels, cigarette lighters, venetian bill luggage, hardware and novelty items. Administrator Henry H. Ford said this was being done to help a number of firms from being forced to shut down. Particular hard hit have been jewelry-reducing centers in New England. Remember Speed Killis! Unemployment Claims Rise In California SACRAMENTO (CNS) — California's unemployment insurance claims have started increasing again, and for the week ending Feb. 7, the department of employment reported they were higher by 17,000 than for the corresponding week a year ago. In the Santa Ana office, 2401 claims were filed during the week, and the department paid 1823, according to the report. In all offices of the state, 160,176 persons filed claims for insurance during the week, compared to 163,476 for the same week a year ago, and the department paid off 128,841 men and women, compared to 110,054 for the same period a year ago. In addition, the report indicated, new claims for insurance are taking an upshoot. There were 83,296 new claims listed in all offices of the state compared to 31,242 for the same week last year. Christian Church Observes Birthday The annual Birthday Dinner was held last evening at the Christian church. Tables were decorated to represent the 12 months of the year with each person present sitting at the table of his birth mouth. The Christian Service class, Eugene Tingley, president, and Sigma Chi, Mrs. Howard Scott, president, were in charge. Bog Brookman served as master of ceremonies with community plated, the AEC and Navy side which is better for airlines. Development of a nuclear for submarines is high due to AEC-military priority list such an engine, a submarine ororetically would have much faster speed than with conventional engines and could cruise suped for thousands of miles. While little information been disclosed about design key words in today's announcement are "intermediate energy actor" and "thermal reactor." The design Westinghouse working on is "thermal," a one General Electric will will be the "intermediate." The difference is in the number of neutrons released to p News Pontiac DuPont Films Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce members last night wowed two color motion pictures presented by Program Chairman Bob Helnz. They were a film on 1952 Pontiac and the "DuPontury." Plans for promoting better attendance at the jaycee meetings are disclosed by Bud Harris, chairman of the Attendance committee. Preliminary arrangements for a club's planned registration to the campaign were reported by Bernard Kreldt, chairman of the Delio Affairs committee. He relied that 15 or 16 deputy regars are already working in Anaheim and suggested that the campaign utilize them as far as possible without requesting additional deputies from the Registrar Voters. Quests at the meeting included Kell Ford, Duane Brown, Doug Just, Danny Rowland, Don Figas and James Brice. The annual Birthday Dinner was held last evening at the Christian church. Tables were decorated to represent the 12 months of the year with each person present sitting at the table of his birth mouth. The Christian Service class, Eugene Tingley, president, and Sigma Chi, Mrs. Howard Scott, president, were in charge. Bog Brookman served as master of ceremonies with community singing under the direction of Earl Mills and Marshall McFlea. Violin solos were presented by Mary Lou Love accompanied by Frances Cowee. A men's quintet composed of George Watts, Jr., Howard Scott, Morton Landweer, Joe Lindsey and Willard Miller sang, followed by a program of vocal and instrumental numbers presented by Warren, Barbara, Sylvia, Irene and Owen Ashworth. The evening was closed with prayer by Rev. Al Casebeer. A trained and ready military organization, equipped with an alert Civil Defense, will make an enemy hesitate to attack. Check These Low Prices... FLOUR 5-lb. bag 45¢ Kitchen Craft, Enriched white. (25-lb. bag, 2.10) SNOWDRIFT Vegetable shortening, priced low. (1-lb. can, 31c) CAKE MIX CINCH BRAND White, Golden, Spice, or Devil Fudge. Special Price. Bake a Cherry Pie for Washington’s Birds CHERRIES Honeybird. Red, Sour, Pitted. 19-oz. CRUSTQUICK Betty Crocker Pie Crust Mix. 2 P-oz. Use coupon in Crustquick package and save 15c on Pie Meats You’ll Serve Every single cut of meat at S prize. That’s because we buy it for example... U.S. Gov’t graded CHOICE beef. Special low price! RIB ROAST STANDING CUIT U.S. CHOICE BEET Truly the aristocrat of oven roasts, cut from first six Gov't graded CHOICE beef. Special low price! CHUCK ROAST ARM CUT lb. 73¢ Cut from shoulder of U.S. Gov't graded CHOICE beef. BACON GRADE A SLICED lb. 47¢ GRID SLICED Popular brand, packed in heat sealed packages. TURKEYS Eviscerated, Gov't Grade A, Selection of sizes. All ready for roasting. TOMS 55¢ Frying Chicken Eviscerated, Granulated Pan ready. Maize Fricassee Manor House Eviscerated. Whole Wheat Household Articles race New Cutback WASHINGTON (UP)—Production most important household appliances today faced a new cutback the result of a 14 per cent reduction in their copper and aluminium supplies beginning April 1. But the National Production Authority, in announcing the second quarter quotas yesterday, said if cut threatens to cause serious damage in refrigerators, ranges, hammers, vacuum cleaners and other appliances, the NPA will hide relief. The same time it cut supply of metals for household appliances, the NPA boosted the use to makers of less-essential items such as costume jewelry,ette lighters, venetian blinds,age, hardware and novelties. Administrator Henry H. Fowler this was being done to keep number of firms from being shut down. Particularly hit have been jewelry-producing centers in New England. Remember Speed Kills! Pvt. Booms Back With Korea Unit WITH THE 2ND INFANTRY DIV. IN KOREA—Pvt. Davis C. Booms of 8781 Loara st., Anaheim, has returned to duty with Co. F of the 23rd Regiment following his release from the hospital where he was recovering from wounds received while fighting with the 2nd Infantry Division. Booms, a rifleman, entered the Army in November, 1950, and was stationed at Fort Ord, Calif., prior to his transfer to Korea last November. He has been awarded the Combat Infantryman badge and the Korean Service ribbon with one campaign star. SAN FRANCISCO (US)—Strikling transit employees and city officials jockeyed for position today in the citywide bus and trolley tieup. SEOUL, Korea (US)—An Eighth Army spokesman said today a report that old and obsolete artillery is being used in Korea "is just not true." Senate Receives UMT Bill Today With Built-in Provision Added WASHINGTON (AP)—The Senate gets a Universal Military Training (UMT) bill today with a built-in provision designed to cut down the size and cost of the regular argued forces. Chairman Russell (D-Ga) reported a 12 to 0 favorable vote by the 13-member Armed Services committee for the measure late yesterday. He expected to make it unanimous today by getting the proxy of Senator Kefauver (D-Tenn), co-sponsor of UMT, who is campaign through fission, heat or production of power. The intermediate reactor has a fairly fast release of neutrons. In New England for the Democratic presidential nomination. Russell was to send the controversial UMT measure to the Senate during the day along with a detailed report explaining its provisions. "I hope to see actual training get under way before this year ends," Russell told a reporter. "This is completely workable and fair legislation. It should make a great contribution to the defense of the country and to the advency of this nation." House debate on a similar measure is expected to begin Tuesday. For Health, Nat California Fruit Yes! Still another value has been added to the richer milk you get at SAFEWAY Prices... 5-lb. bag 45¢ 10-lb. bag 89¢ *This new value is VITAMIN D. So now—in addition to all the extra richness, extra food energy value and extra good flavor of Lucerne—now you get 400 extra U.S.P. units of vitamin D in every quart. Yet Lucerne still costs no more than ordinary milks, less than home-delivered the richer milk you get AT SAFEWAY Prices... 5-lb. bag 45¢ 10-lb. bag 89¢ (28-lb. bag, 2.10) DRIFT 3-lb. can 85¢ low. (1-lb. can, 31¢) MIX CINCH BRAND 17-oz. pkg. 33¢ Fudge. Special Price. or Washington's Birthday honeybird. Sear, Pitted. Betty Crocker Qia Crust Mix. Package and save 15c on Pie Cherries. LUCERNE MILK VITAMIN D HOMOGENIZED quart carton 22¢ half gallon 44¢ BUTTERMILK LUCERNE CHURNED quart carton 16¢ half gallon 28¢ Milk prices effective in Local Milk Marketing area only. ants You'll Serve With Pride single cut of meat at Safeway is a flavor That's because we buy only top grades ... ample ... U.S. Gov't grade CHOICE beef mb, and offer these fine meats to you at the f tenderness, juiciness and flavor. STANDING CUT. U.S. CHOICE BEEF. lb. 85¢ roasts, cut from first six ribs of control-aged U.S. Special low price! AST ARM CUT lb.73¢ BLADE CUT lb.69¢ ov't graded CHOICE beef. A lb. 47¢ GRADE B SLICED lb.39¢ meat sealed packages. A real value! S Frying Chickens Eviscerated, Grade A, Cut up. Pan ready. Manor House brand. Fricassee Fowl Manor House brand, Grade A, Eviscerated, Cut up, pan ready. Spring House BUTTER First quality, Grade A. Quartered! cartoned. lb. 89¢ LARGE, FRESH EGGS Selected, inspected and cartoned. Every egg guaranteed. Breakfast Gems GRADE A LARGE dozen 47£ Cream O' the Crop GRADE AA LARGE dozen 49£ Finest quality available. Terpedo, Grated TUNA 47¢ GRADE B SLICED lb. 39¢ meat sealed packages. A real value! Frying Chickens Eviscerated, Grade A. Cut up. Pan ready. Manor House brand. 65¢ Fricassee Fowl Manor House brand. Grade A. Eviscerated. Cut up, pan ready. 59¢ Whole Whiting Tasty fish. Pan ready. 25¢ Halibut Stoaks Packaged. Ready to cook. 59¢ Boiling Beef Plate meat. U.S. CHOICE. 29¢ LARGE dozen 47¢ Cream O' the Crop GRADE AA LARGE dozen 49¢ Finest quality available. Terpedo, Oraled TUNA Quality light meat. For sandwiches or salads. 6-oz. can 19¢ VALUES IN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CABBAGE Solid green heads. For slaw or to cook. lb. 3¢ CARROTS Freshly pulled. Tops off. Crisp, tender, sweet. lb. 5¢ ORANGES Sweet, juicy navels. Medium sizes. lb. 5¢ LETTUCE Crisp, clean, solid heads. Fine for salad. lb. 5¢ AVOCADOS Fuerte variety. GRAPEFRUIT Desert variety. Medium Size 2 lr 21¢ Mesh Bag 8 lbs. 35£ Large Size 2 lr 25£ In Bulk 5£ PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SAT., FEB. 23, 1952, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Night to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail price on taxable items. SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM