anaheim-gazette 1952-04-10

SECTION II Combat Badge Awarded Twelve Anaheim Area Gls Twelve soldiers from the Anaheim area, fighting in Korea with the 40th (Southern California) Infantry division, have been awarded the combat Infantry Badge, symbol of the front-line fighting men. The soldiers are: Sfc. Louis A. Masciel, 328 Juliana st.; Pfc. John J. Maroney, 125°S. Walnut; Pfc. Jack M. McFarland, 8461 Lincoln ave.; Pvt. Lee H. McKinney, 9091 Harding; Sfc. James Palmer, 7062 Taffolia; Pfc. Charlie Rios, 1302 W. Lincoln; Cpl. Robert R. Rios, 1302 W. Lincoln and Pfc. Paul C. Saucedo, 1026 N. Patt, all of Anaheim. Pvt. Rudy Lopez, 201 E. Truslow, Fullerton; Pfc. Gerald F. Mohun, 8000 Sycamore st., Stanton; Sgt. Byron E. Stone, 7381 Cerritos st., Stanton and Pfc. Harry B. Reynolds, 5366 Nelson st., Cypress. All are members of Co. K, 224th Infantry Regiment. The Badge shows a miniature Revolutionary War flintlock rifle mounted against a blue rectangle. A silver wreath extends across the bottom and up the sides of the slow, Fullerton; Pfc. Gerald F. Mohun, 8000 Sycamore st., Stanton; Sgt. Byron E. Stone, 7381 Cerritos st., Stanton and Pfc. Harry B. Reynolds, 5366 Nelson st., Cypress. All are members of Co. K, 224th Infantry Regiment. The Badge shows a miniature Revolutionary War flintlock rifle mounted against a blue rectangle. A silver wreath extends across the bottom and up the sides of the badge. The 40th Division was the first National Guard division to arrive overseas after the start of the Korean war. The unit trained for 16 months in Japan before it was committed to Korea last January. SOUTH GATE WOMAN GETS 250TH BLOOD TRANSFUSION SOUTH GATE (UP)—Mrs. Arriela Phillips received a blood transfusion recently, her 250th in less than five years. Doctors explain that Mrs. Phillips' bone marrow, the body's blood producer, does not function correctly. She suffers aplastic anemia, and her blood must be replaced periodically by transfusions. Shop Friday Night Till 9 PASTOR INVENTS GAME TO FINANCE CHURCH EFFINGHAM, Ill. (UP)—Rev. P. W. Hayes, pastor of the Central Church of Christ, has invented a word game called "Smartee." He hopes to finance the building of a new church from sales of the game. The game is related to a crossword puzzle. It has value in teaching spelling and increasing the vocabulary. FLOWERS for EASTER We Have a Large Selection of LILIES - ROSES - VIOLETS PRIMROSES - AZALEAS - CYCLAMEN and MANY OTHER POTTED PLANTS- GIFT WRAPPED and DELIVERED if DESIRED OPEN SUNDAY MORNING GORDON'S NURSERY 512 N. Los Angeles St. Ph. Anaheim 3838 Extravagant Living Said to Cause Resilience WASHINGTON (UP)—Irate Spectators aimed an axe today at plum living quarters, free servants, clerical trains, and other luxuries in U.S. military personnel in overseas posts. If the Pentagon fails to curb "luxury living" by U. S. occupation forces in Germany, Senator O'Mahoney (D-Wyo) told a porter, Congress will find a way to do it. O'Mahoney is presiding at closed-door Senate hearings on multi-billion dollar annual defense money bill. He said he probably will offer an amendment call for an end to free servants or special trains to recreation centers for U. S. military forces in Germany. Two Republican members of the purse-string committee, Ferguson of Michigan and Young of North Dakota, said in separate interviews they will support O'Mahoney. "The American taxpayers paying the costs for all these villan employees of the militia in Germany and elsewhere它 if DESIRED OPEN SUNDAY MORNING GORDON'S NURSERY 512 N. Los Angeles St. Ph. Anaheim 3838 There's a wide range... UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD of accommodations on Union Pacific Trains Take your choice of roomy Coach seats, berth space or private room accommodations on all four of Union Pacific's fast, Diesel-powered trains from Los Angeles—serving all the East. 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The ree of Jesus Christ gives us us dous hope for eternity. there is a foundation within our Christian Chu is necessary for a gro productive effort for Ch "The School of Sorry the Life of Jacob will Keyorkian's topic for th Cavagant Living of Occupation Forces to Cause Resentment, Soften Army WASHINGTON (AP)—Irate Sentimed an axe today at plush quarters, free servants, spacins, and other luxuries for military personnel in overstates. The Pentagon fails to curtail living" by U. S. occupations in Germany, Senatoroney (D-Wyo) told a related Congress will find a way to honey is presiding at closter Senate hearings on the million dollar annual defense bill. He said he probably offer an amendment calling end to free servants and trains to recreation center U. S. military forces in any. Republican members of the string committee, Ferguson Michigan and Young of North Carolina, said in separate interthey will support O'Mahon. American taxpayers are the costs for all these clienemployees of the military many and elsewhere either directly or indirectly," Young said. Young said the Pentagon informed him that 17,200 German servants "or quarters attendants" were being used by the military last October 31 at an average pay of $37.50 a month. "That's some $600,000 a month or six million a year," he said. Young said he learned the armforces in Japan had hired women secretaries in Australia and suppled them with free Japanese maids, quarters and transportation to and from Japan. He said free servants for both military and civilian workers in Japan ended last July 1. Ferguson said extravagant living in occupied countries "by our representatives is bad public relations" and "it also tends to soften up our armed forces." SENATOR DOUGLAS (D-III) said the "high living of military personnel abroad, particularly in occupied countries, not only is a source of great expense but produces resentment and hatred." "If Germany was not using her funds for this, we would be required to supply much less for occupation costs," he said. Douglas lost a recent effort to All white fresh eggs... for coloring... for Easter breakfast... priced lowl Breakfast Gems LARGE SIZE 51¢ GRADE A dozen Cream O' the Crop LARGE SIZE 53¢ GRADE AA dozen Finest quality obtainable. BREAD & ROLLS Fresh Bread small 15c large leaf 20c Mrs. Wright's White or wheat, sliced. Brown’N Serve ROLLS Di Carlo. of 12 28c Parker House ROLLS Di Carlo. of 15 25c CRANBERRY SAUCE Ocean Spray. Whole or strained. Glaze your ham with 16 oz. can 19¢ FINE FOODS ... P HILLS COFFEE Vacuum packed. Drip or regular. (2-lb. can, 1 PINEAPPLE Fancy Hawaiian pineapple. For salads, desses MAYONNAISE Nu Made brand. Flavor whipped. (half pint j WHITE KING SO Granulated for clothes or dishes. (Giant pkg.) SENATOR DOUGLAS (D-Ill) said the "high living of military personnel abroad, particularly in occupied countries, not only is a source of great expense but produces resentment and hatred." "If Germany was not using her funds for this, we would be required to supply much less for occupation costs," he said. Douglas lost a recent effort to get the Senate to cut in half the special overseas allowances for all military personnel, especially military attaches. All four Senators expressed surprise at a report by Chauncey G. Parker, retiring Assistant U.S. High Commissioner for Germany, that the Army refused to give up free servants, special trains and other luxury items in Germany. "And we don't want to fool ourselves that the Germans are paying for these things in the last instance," Parker was quoted in an interview from Bonn, Germany. "It's the old U.S. taxpayer holding the bag in terms of aid and other things that come over to Germany." Parker said that U.S. civilians no longer had free German servants, and British officials in Germany had withdrawn all special and private trains for their military and civilian personnel. He said Germans, urged to raise 400,000 troops for western defense, have asked the U.S. Army to eliminate the occupation luxuries but Army officials declined to comment. The Dismal Swamp covers a half a million acres of watery jungle in Virginia and North Carolina. special music and readings will carry out this theme. In the morning worship service Sunday, Pastor Bob Kevorkian will speak on "A foundation in the Christian Life." The resurrection of Jesus Christ gives us a tremendous hope for eternity. However, there is a foundation necessary within our Christian Church which is necessary for a growing and productive effort for Christ. "The School of Sorrow"—from the Life of Jacob will be Pastor Kevorkian's topic for the evening NUNS ATTEMPTING TO CONVERT WILD PYGMIES LEOPOLDVILLE, Belgian Congo — A newly founded order of nuns is undertakig with the approval of the Vatican, to Christianize the Belgian Congo pygmies. Because of their shyness and service. He will discuss the role that sorrow plays in our lives and the attitude tha we should have toward it. What does sorrow actually accomplish in our lives? lack of stability, they have so far escaped any missionary work among them. The Little Sisters of Jesus, have now established their first mission station in the Central Congo jungle near Bantu. Their first task will be to nurse sick pygmies brought to the mission hospitals in order to learn their languages. They will later move to their base camp in the jungle and visit the small settlements of pygmies. For Health. Eat California Fruit. HAMS for Your Easter feasting! Here they are! 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Heat sealed package. 45¢ Ground Beef Packed in Visking. 59¢ Now you don't need a water softener! NEW SUDS MADE SPECIALLY FOR HARD WESTERN WATER —OUTPERFORMS ANY SOAP! PARADE Large pkg. 19-oz. 27£ PLLE SLICED apple. For salads, desserts. NAISE pint jar 29¢ quarl jar 53¢ KING SOAP large pkg. 27¢ PRODUCE VALUES Brighten your Easter table with colorful fresh fruits and vegetables from Safeway. GRAPEFRUIT (Coachella grapefruit, lb., 6c) 8-lb. mesh bag 35¢ lb. 12¢ HEAD LETTUCE Crisp, solid, freshly-cut heads. Priced low. lb. 10¢ AVOCADOS Fuerte variety. Rich in natural oils. LARGE SIZE Each 12¢ lb. 4¢ FEWAY PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., APRIL 12, 1952, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. UR NEAREST SAFEWAY, 135 E. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM