anaheim-gazette 1952-02-27

WORKING DEN—Den 3 of Cub Pack 105, Benjamin Franklin school, shown above, took away den honors at last night's monthly potluck dinner for Cubs and their parents, held in Preston school cafeteria. All Cubs of Den 3 earned their Wolf badges this month and each earned another award during the month. From left, front: Howard Merrill, Andy Warner, denper; Dick Weithorn, assistant denner, and John Keith. Back row, from left: Tommy Newman, Michael Kirk, Mrs. Robert Warner, den mother, Gary Brougher and Terry Del Drought.—(Gazette photo by Kreldt) Jewel Thieves Hatch Up a Fantastic Plot to Grab Million in Mexican Gold LOS ANGELES UP—Four men accused of jewelry robberies to finance a fantastic million-dollar Mexican gold pirating expedition. Three men, headed by Robert Lord, 33, who described himself as a Beverly Hills gold exporter, were robbed in the Los Angeles area. Warren Calls Price Supports 'Necessity' CLEVELAND UP—Earl Warren Jewel Thieves Hatch Up a Fantastic Plot to Grab Million in Mexican Gold LOS ANGELES UP—Four men accused of jewelry robberies to finance a fantastic million-dollar Mexican gold pirating expedition were jailed today. A detective who became part of the gang to break the operations said it was to be a $600,000 enterprise with an expected return of $1,000,000 in Yaqui Indian gold to be smuggled by plane from northern Mexico. Three men, headed by Robert Lord, 33, who described himself as a Beverly Hills gold exporter, were nabbed in the Los Angeles area. The fourth, with his bride, was arrested in Las Vegas. Police there also held the bride while they checked to see whether her $1000 diamond-studded wedding band was robbery loot. Police jailed the four on suspicion of robbery. In addition to Lord, described by Los Angeles Police Chief Clinton H. Anderson as the "finger man" in the plot, those in custody are Glen Spaulding, 28, Lee Moore, 24, and David Hutton, 23. It was Hutton, a bridegroom of only a few hours, who was picked up in Las Vegas. His diminutive wife, Barbara, also was jailed. The four are accused specifically in the theft of jewels valued at $20,000 on Feb. 16, 17, and 18. Robbed were the homes of Mrs. Isabell Wolz, Mrs. Betty Noble and Clifford Souze. Detectives said the men realized only $300 from sale of the gems—most if not all of which have since been recovered. Detective Sgt. R. W. Borders told the story of the abortive plan to fly into Mexico after gold which later would be flown back into this country. Borders became a member of the gang during in- Warren Calls Price Supports 'Necessity' CLEVELAND UP—Earl Warren, a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, says government farm price support programs are a "necessity." The California governor, in his first public stand on the subject, told the National Association of Soil districts convention last night: "No program which erects a safeguard against farm bankruptcy needs to be a threat to freedom of enterprise. "Those of us who recognize the right of every segment of our society to a measure of security realize the necessity for governmental program which safeguards farm prices from collapse. "I contend that through costly years of trial and error it has been conclusively proven that our national welfare calls for American agriculture to be protected from boom and bust cycles." Warren devoted the major part of his speech to the need for protecting the nation's soil and water resources and commended the delegates for doing the job "through individual effort" rather than to transfer the problem to state and federal governments. He said that America's greatest test will come in 10 years, when the population catches up with the acreage to grow our food. In the event of war, he warned, the country would be in danger of depletion, possibly exhaustion, or some of its resources. America's greatest domestic problem, he said, is the conservation of its soil. vestigations. He said Spaulding convinced Lord that he knew where a ton of gold was located in southern Mexico. MIRANDY will be Here Saturday March 1st 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ... and so will RALPH CHACON ("Doe" Cha-Kem-Ca.) 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. TO TELL YOU ALL ABOUT the LATEST METHODS of Planting-Pruning-Spraying-Etc. VALUABLE Door Prizes and FREE SAMPLES Everyone visiting our nursery Saturday will have an opportunity of winning a valuable door prize by simply registering. No purchase necessary—You do not have to be present at drawing to win. MANY BARGAINS Await You During Our Great SPRING FESTIVAL DON'T MISS IT! WE GIVE and REDEEM GOLD BOND STAMPS BOTTS NURSERY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1228 Lincoln Ave. Phone Anaheim 5450 He said Spaulding convinced Lord that he knew where a ton of gold was located in southern Sonora, Mexico. A scheme was devised to finance the expedition by jewel thefts at homes of wealthy persons and later this week by holding up three diamond salesmen. The diamond holdups would yield more than $5000. The gang would then buy a surplus plane, arm it, fly to Mexico, snatch the gold, return and sell it for a huge profit. Moore and Hutton were enlisted by Spaulding. But investigation of the three house robberies showed that all three families were friends of Lord. Spaulding was arrested as he left Lord's house Feb. 21. He talked, readily, to detectives. Later he introduced Sgt. Borders as a "Colorado gunman" to Lord. Borders, Spaulding and Lord talked over the big deal as they sat in an automobile last Saturday. Other officers arrested all three. Borders went along as a prisoner and was placed in the same cell with Lord, until last night. Moore was arrested Sunday and Hutton was nabbed at Las Vegas yesterday. Lord told newsmen that he was involved only in a legitimate deal. He denied knowing about or having anything to do with the house robberies. Trusteeship Council Inaugurates Use of New UN Conference Building UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (P)—The United Nations today opens its new five-story conference building, whose unique council chambers may soon rival the sky-scraper secretariat building as a conversation place. The 12-nation trusteeship council drew the distinction of being the first U.N. body to meet at 11 a.m. EST in the new structure. On parade was its unorthodox chamber, which one delegate dubbed a "playroom for the monkeys." The chambers to be occupied by the committees of the General Assembly, as well as those of the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council are abut March Deadlines Set for State Job Applications March deadlines have been listed for several state civil service examinations, according to the State Personnel Board. Candidates for bank examiners II and III may file until March 1. The lower classification participates in the examination of the financial condition of banks and trust companies, while an examiner III conducts bank examinations independently and supervises the work of other examiners. Salary for bank examiner II is $358 to $436 and for higher class is $436 to $530. March 8 is the last day to file applications for chief bureau of school district organization. This official will supervise surveys of less jolting, but they too represent the last word in modernity. The most unusual features of the trusteeship council chamber are multi-colored lattice work suspended from the ceiling and a carpet with bright multi-colored stripes. All three main council chambers open onto a broad promenade overlooking the East river. They have all the latest technical facilities, including simultaneous interpretation equipment, motion-picture projection booths and booths for press, radio and television reporters. In addition to the meeting rooms, the new building contains two delegates' lounges, a cafeteria, a delegates' restaurant, two small dining rooms for private parties, several radio studios and control rooms, a recording room and a large printing and reproduction section for turning out documents. The showplace of the building is the main delegates' lounge—200 feet long, 50 feet wide and 24 feet high. Own the bar on Cuban mahogany, there is a large relief map of the world also made of Cuban mahogany, superimposed on Canadian ash. The completion of the conference building leaves only the General Assembly building still under construction. This will be finished by late summer. U.N. officials say. The opening of the new building also opens the permanent U.N. headquarters for the first time to full-scale tourist visits. MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 11, 1952 WY—Ellen Huger, 6, bn sultan is intrigued by the starlike an auto hubcap yesterday McCloy Dell Recurring M BONN, Germany (P)—U.S. commissioner John J. McCloy day predicted "general disaster unless reviving German nationism is halted. He accused most West Germany's political party and even some cabinet ministers of fostering the revival. It was McCloy's sharpest war Caren Calls the Supports Pressity' EELAND (P)—Earl Warren, late for the Republican nomination, says government farm price support pro-gram which erects a bond against farm bankruptcy be a threat to freedom of trade. of us who recognize the every segment of our economy a measure of security the necessity for govern-ogram which safeguard prices from collapse. append that through costly trial and error it has been widely proven that our welfare calls for American care to be protected from bust cycles." devoted the major part speech to the need for pro- nation's soil and water and commended the job for doing the job "individual effort" rather transfer the problem to federal governments. and that America's greatest come in 10 years, when population catches up with age to grow our food. In it of war, he warned, the would be in danger of possibly exhaustion, of its resources. ica's greatest domestio he said, is the conserva-its soil. old Spaulding convinced it he knew where a ton was located in southern trust companies, while an examiner III conducts bank examinations independently and supervises the work of other examiners. Salary for bank examiner II is $358 to $436 and for higher class is $436 to $530. March 8 is the last day to file applications for chief, bureau of school district organization. This official will supervise surveys of school districts for effecting unification or other reorganization and conduct public relations programs to inform the public of desirable changes in school district organization. The current salary range is $584 to $710 monthly. An examination for painter will be held April 12, with March 22 the final filing date. Completion of an apprenticeship or three years of journeyman experience ill meet requirements. Salary range is $310 to $320 monthly or the prevailing rate. Complete information on requirements and applications may be secured from Board offices in San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles, or any Department of Employment office. The completion of the conference building leaves only the General Assembly building still under construction. This will be finished by late summer, U.N. officials say. The opening of the new building also opens the permanent U.N. headquarters for the first time to full-scale tourist visits. BUTTONS PAY $167,369 TO BURY KING GEORGE LONDON (P)—The general of King George VI cost 58,000 pounds ($162,400). The government presented the bill to parliament today, asking it to vote the necessary money. The total includes 8000 pounds ($22,400) for entertaining royal and overseas guests, hiring cars and railway expenses. PUNERAL SERVICE Funeral services for Andrew Cleveland Wallace will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Rev. Jonathan M. Davis, pastor of the Assembly of God church will officiate and burial will follow in Westminster Memorial Park. BONN, Germany (P)—U.S. high commissioner John J. McCloy day predicted "general disaster unless reviving German nationalism is halted. He accused most West Germany's political party and even some cabinet minister of fostering the revival. It was McCloy's sharpest warning to date against the trend nationalism. It came in his quarterly report to the State department. Commenting on another aspect of the German scene, McCloy in East Germany's controlled economy in its fight for industry self-sufficiency during 1951 may have equalled the 1936 output that section. In West Germany, he added, dustrial production is at a high rate than in any pre-war year at West Berlin's economic activity has reached its highest level since the end of the war. With his warning against reviving nationalism, McCloy also spotted the emergence of neo-Nazi parties which he said intended to "discredit and destroy parliaments." It's a HONEY for the Can you imagine this— A car with Buick's power, Buick's size, Buick's room and Buick's big-car roadability—at a price down where anyone with the price of a new car can reach it? That's what you'll find in the Buick SPECIAL pictured here. How about coming in and looking it over? Some things you'll need to see—such as the smartest new fabrics and interior trims that these swift beauties have ever offered. Or a long list of new conveniences, developed by Buick's engineers this year. Some things you'll need to try—such as Wide-Band brakes—new this year on the SPECIAL, and also on SUPER and ROADMASTER. 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LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM MURPOLIS, Feb. 21, OH SLUSH, BUT PRET- —Ellen Huger, 6 br anturban St. Louis Park, intrigued by the starlike pattern formed on auto hubcap yesterday when the driver plowed through slush which froze in that design as the wheel spun around in the 32 above temperature.—(Associated Press Wirephoto) McCloy Delivers Sharp Warning Against recurring Nazism in Reviving Germany NN, Germany (P)—U. S. high missioner John J. McCloy topredicted "general disaster" reviving German nationalhalted. He accused most of Germany's political parties even some cabinet ministers tering the revival. as McCloy's sharpest warntary democracy* in West Germany. Of the German parties he said: "Most of the established political parties have been stocking the merchandise of nationalism. Individuals or circles and, in a few cases, even the controlling elements of an entire state political "They villify the Allies and seek to distort Allied policy and the genuine desire of the Western powers to bring Germany back into the community of nations as a democratic partner." McCloy said the Neo-Nazi Socialist Reich Party (SRP) is the "number one extremist party in N.N. Germany (UP)—U.S. high commissioner John J. McCloy to predict "general disaster" reviving German national halted. He accused most of Germany's political parties even some cabinet ministers during the revival. As McCloy's sharpest date against the trend to alism, time in his quarterly report State department menting on another aspect German scene, McCloy said Germany's controlled economy its light for industrial efficiency during 1951 may equalled the 1936 output in section. West Germany, he added, initial production is at a higher than in any pre-war year and Berlin's economic activity reached its highest level since of the war. In his warning against revivionalism, McCloy also spotlighted the emergence of neo-Nazi which he said intended to edit and destroy parliamentary democracy in West Germany. Of the German parties he said: "Most of the established political parties have been stocking the merchandise of nationalism. Individuals or circles and, in a few cases, even the controlling elements of an entire state political organization have expressed highly nationalistic sentiments, either out of conviction or as a vote-getting device." "Even some federal ministers have not been above such actions." He warned: "The use of the extreme nationalist narcotic creates the need for larger doses. Worse, the users must ultimately find that they cannot sublist on talk alone but must resort to some action to avoid decline." The high commissioner said the neo-Nazi parties are "extreme rightist and ultra-nationalist-organizations which invent scandals and rumors about the democratic parties and parliamentary leaders and dub anyone who opposed Hitler as a traitor." "They villify the Allies and seek to distort Allied policy and the genuine desire of the Western powers to bring Germany back into the community of nations as a democratic partner." McCloy said the Neo-Nazi Socialist Reich Party (SRP) is the "number one extremist party in Germany." The West German government already has asked the constitutional court to outlaw the party. FD VOLUNTEER? LONG BEACH (UP)—Mrs. Thelma Park, 51, accidentally dropped a lighted match in a wastebasket. She didn't notice the blaze until flames ignited her bed. Firemen were amazed when they arrived yesterday and found she had gathered up the burning mass and extinguished it in the bathroom. Mrs. Park is blind. 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