anaheim-gazette 1952-04-03

NEW ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION METHOD—Ronnie Contreras demonstrates the new artificial respiration method for Dick Jenson, left, and Larry Casey. Carl Pettit is the patient. It's all part of brush-up activity by the Sea Scouts of Sea Scout Ship 280, Anaheim, for their charter night exercises April 9. (Gazette photos by Kreidt) Sheriff Musick Promises Burglar Control Action to Stanton Chamber Sheriff James A. Musick spoke at the Stanton Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night, in answer to an invitation from the civic body who are searching for ways and means to avoid the recent wave of burglaries that have hit the area. Musick said there are six districts in the county set up by his office and that there is a patrol car with one man until five o'clock and two after five in the evening. The Stanton area is worked by a man who is located men where there are now 90. The president, Carbon C. Dubbs, announced the petitions are ready to be signed for the sewer and water district special election. They can only be signed by registered voters living within the boundaries of the proposed district. Chairman G. W. Irwin said the pledges for the fire station are still being collected and that Joe Schérman, county fire warden, is being asked to approve or disap- AUHS 'Primary' Voters Give Ike The Presidency As the nation's attention focused on presidential primaries today Anaheim union high school announced results of its own "primary." Conducted by journalism and Senior publications classes, the school's "primary" took the form of survey that reached every stu to an invitation from the civic body who are searching for ways and means to avoid the recent wave of burglaries that have hit the area. Musick said there are six districts in the county set up by his office and that there is a patrol car with one man until five o'clock and two after five in the evening. The Stanton area is worked by a man who is located in Buena Park. The patrols have increased with the population and that he will try to convince the county fathers that in the next fiscal year the budget should be again enlarged. When Musick went into the sheriff's office in 1932 there were 28 announced the petitions are ready to be signed for the sewer and water district special election. They can only be signed by registered voters living within the boundaries of the proposed district. Chairman G. W. Irwin said the pledges for the fire station are still being collected and that Joe Schérman, county fire warden, is being asked to approve or disapprove two different buildings for temporary housing of the fire truck promised by the county supervisors when housing and an alarm system are ready. Invitations will be mailed all Chamber members to make reservations for the buffet supper May 5 when the Associated Chambers of Orange county will hold their business meeting at the Carbon C. Dubbs plant at 10842 S. Western ave. Injured Sailor Arrives Home Jimmy Gillispie arrived here last week-end by plane from Pearl Harbor where he has been in the hospital after an accident on the USS Rowan on her way to Korea. Gillispie said he was welding on a gun turret when he fell 18 feet and injured his back. After visiting his bride, Bonnie Tabatt Gillispie, at 10672 S. Chestnut st., Stanton, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gillispie of Palm st., Anaheim, Gillispie reported to Mare Island where it is expected he may receive a medical discharge. Gillispie was assigned to damage control and this is his third year in the Navy. The Young Men's Christian association was founded in London in 1844 by George Williams and a group of associates employed by a drapery firm. As the nation's attention focused on presidential primaries today Anaheim union high school announced results of its own "primary." Conducted by journalism and Senior publications classes, the school's "primary" took the form of survey that reached every student in every class in the school. Following a trend already in evidence elsewhere in the country, the teen-age "voters" voted more than 4 to 1 in favor of Gen. Dwight Eisenhower. "Ike" was awarded 543 votes of more than 1250 cast, with Esten Kefauver trailing badly in the second place spot with 178. President Truman's decision to retire from the political arena was established as perhaps a wise decision locally as the youthful voters accorded the president only 112 votes—to win a fifth place position, only a few votes ahead of Gen. MacArthur, who posted 104. Other presidential hopefuls and their vote were: Gov. Earl Warren 145, Sen. Robert Taft 130, Harold Stassen 30, Paul Douglas 13, Fred Vinson 8, Richard Russell 5, Paul G. Hoffman 4, Adlai Stevenson 3 Sen. Robert Kerr 1, Gorgeous George, golden haired wrestler who has announced he is a candidate for the presidency, chalked up nine votes. In a supplementary question the students, voting in their social studies classes, revealed that more than half were following the choice of their parents. Other questions placed before the school voters for a decision covered their attitudes toward advanced technical school and views on universal military training. As to the latter the voters disagreed as to the type of military training young men should have but agreed it was a necessity, 755-133. TO THE VOTERS OF ANAHEIM May we now express our appreciation for the fact that we come before you for re-election unopposed, and to request that you will favor us by your complimentary vote on election day, Tuesday, April 8, 1952. It is our purpose to promote the welfare of Anaheim, and to keep it one of the most progressive communities in California by the continuance of a sound, and economical administration. CHAS, A. PEARSON RAY VAN WAGONER CHARLES E. GRIFFITH A. G. TUMA by the Sea Scouts of heim, for their charter (Gazette photos by HS 'Primary' ers Give Ike Presidency nation's attention focusidential primaries today, union high school anresults of its own "prited by journalism and publications classes, the "primary" took the form that reached every stu- BLINKER — From lee Schnider, Fred Hund, Ard, Chuck Conyers a Phelps work over Mo signals with the aid of blinker light. The Scot through their paces last the Investment in Youth La Palma ave. and N. 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CINCH CAKE MIX 38 PETER PAN SALMON NO.1 TAIL CAN 55 LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF MASH 39 WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE 24 OZ BOTTLE 39 CHILI CON CARNE 38 CREAM STYLE CORN 18 DIAMOND A 16 OZ. NO.303 SLICED BEETS 16 Alpha Beta Ranch Grade Good or Choice CHUCK ROAST Alpha Beta U.S. Grade Good or Choice RIB STEAKS FINE FOR BARBECUE Alpha Beta Fresh Pure DIAMOND A 16¢ NO.303 CAN SLICED BEETS 16¢ Alpha Beta Ranch Grade Good or Choice CHUCK ROAST Alpha Beta U.S. Grade Good or Choice RIB STEAKS Alpha Beta Fresh Pure GROUND BEEF Lean Eastern Shoulder PORK STEAKS PRICES EFFECTIVE THUR. FRI. SAT. APRIL 3·4·5 Juaranteed MEATS from ALPHA BETA'S OWN RANCH Managers Corner: Say, down here at my store I have some of the prettiest pottery you've ever seen. We can give you a five piece starter set in six different pastel shades, for only $1.89. Take a look at it next time you are in and see if you don't think it's a good deal. NO LIQUOR SOLD ALPHA BETA SALES TAX COLLECTED ON TAXABLE ITEMS 406 E. Center St., Anaheim Daily, 9 to 8 Sunday, 9 to 6 AMPLE PARKING SPACE These prices effective in all Alpha Beta Food Markets 8 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA BLINKER — From left, Pat Schneider, Fred Hund, Shorty Ard, Chuck Conyers and Jack Phelps work over Morse code signals with the aid of a Navy blinker light. The Scouts went through their paces last night at the Investment in Youth hall at La Palma ave. and N. Olive. KNOTTY PROBLEM—A sailor has to be able to use the right knot at the right time, so, from left, Harold Heinrich and Buck Jordan, demonstrate the tying of a bowline in a heavy rain while, from left, Bill Ensminger and Ronnie Brown watch. n-up Time! ALPHA BETA IS FEATURING A WHOLE SECTION CLEANING ITEMS TO HELP YOU IN YOUR JOB. ALPHA BETA IS FEATURING A WHOLE SECTION CLEANING ITEMS TO HELP YOU IN YOUR JOB. MEMBER, WITH ALPHA BETA'S POLICY OF LOW EVERY DAY ICES YOU CAN SAVE ON EM—NOT JUST A FEW! 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