anaheim-gazette 1952-04-21

Season Starts The Valencia orange season definitely began today in Anaheim when the L. N. Banks packing house began its first run of Valencias. VOLUME LXXXI Anaheim's FIRST Newspaper ANAH One Person Dead, 25 Injured, Including Anaheim People, in Weekend Auto Wreck At least 25 persons were hurt in accidents on Orange county roads during the week-end, California Highway Patrol reports indicated today, with one person dead. William R. Little, 39, of the Brea hotel, Brea, was killed last night when his car and one driven by Joaquin M. Berroteran, 27, of Hemet, collided headon near Buena Park on LaMirada rd. The body was taken to Renakers mortuary in Buena Park. Lt. Niles Fiscus, 45, Anaheim police officer, and his wife, Dagna, 43, who live at 631 S. Emily st., Anaheim, were injured at 10:45 this morning when their car collided with a cement truck driven by Walter Dmerick, 47, 8062 Whitaker st., Buena Park, at Katella ave., and 101 Highway. Taken to St. Joseph hospital, Orange, Lt. Fiscus was treated for minor abrasions and his wife has been hospitalized for a shoulder injury, which it is said, is not Angeles st. The accident occurred at 705 N. East st., Saturday at 4:57 p.m. Others injured were: Leonard R. Flores, 28, Santa Ana; Fujimura Yukio, 24, and Tony Adams, 22, both residents in a dormitory at Orange county hospital; Cleto Palimino, 31, Simon Palimino, 34, and Paul Palimino, 29, Santa Ana; Rudolfo A. Gonzales, 28, Costa Mesa; Alicia E. Rivera, 29, C.Mesa; Jack Lee Bullard, 22, H.wood; Henry V. Sutton, and D.Nelson, 18, both of San D. Ralph L. Oliver, 33, Compton; Richard C. Barbee, 22; Schick, 21, Michael H. White; Robert R. Chalifoux, 21, and bert P. Ivers, 26, all of the Toro Marine base, and Yoshioka, 28, of Los Angeles. Vote Registration Requires Doubled Election Boards Bulging registration of voters in more than a score of Orange county election precincts will require an innovation, double election boards, in 23 or 24 precincts, for the June 3 primary. County Clerk B. J. Smith announced today. Lack of time in which to make changes in precinct boundaries. PUBLICITY DID IT Confucius said, "One picture is worth ten thousand words." Anahelm Poundmaster Robert Spencer backed up the venerable Chinese purity dit today following the publication in the Gazette Friday day of two pictures showing three pups, two Dalmatians and one English bulldog all seven months old, for which Spencer desired to finish homes. 43, who live at 631 S. Emily st., Anaheim, were injured at 10:45 this morning when their car collided with a cement truck driven by Walter Dmerick, 47, 8062 Whitaker st., Buena Park, at Katella ave., and 101 Highway. Taken to St. Joseph hospital, Orange, Lt. Fiscus was treated for minor abrasions and his wife has been hospitalized for a shoulder injury, which it is said, is not critical. The Fiscus car was demolished. Socara Aguillar Serras, 821 N. Paulina st., Anaheim, and Greg Oliver Parker, 11, were taken to Anaheim Community hospital for treatment of injuries following a collision between a car driven by Mike Serras, 821 N. Paulina st., and a Yellow cab driven by Minnie Alberta Paty, 217 S. Los An- Santa Ana Bride Killed in Ridge Route Accident En route from Seattle to Santa Ana to visit her family. Karen Volf Fairbanks, 16, bride of four months, was killed last night in a traffic crash on the Ridge route, between Bakersfield and Los Angeles. Her husband, Ross Fairbanks, a sailor, is in a critical condition in Newhall hospital. The girl, a Santa Ana high school junior when she eloped to Yuma with Fairbanks last Dec. 23, was a daughter of Mrs. Erna Volf, 917 Kilson drive, Santa Ana, and Christian Volf, a physicist, now living in Denmark. She also leaves a brother, Rex, 19, Army paratrooper, who leaves next week for service in Korea, and a sister, Werdandi Volf, 21, of Santa Ana. Werdandi is complainant in a bogus check charge against Edward G. Robinson Jr., 19, son of the actor, who is now awaiting trial. He has given him a "hospitality" check after staying over night and having breakfast with the Volf family last Feb. 3. The accident last night took place a half-mile north of Oak Flat, on the Ridge route. A car bulging registration of voters in more than a score of Orange county election precincts will require an innovation, double election boards, in 23 or 24 precincts, for the June 3 primary, County Clerk B. J. Smith announced today. Lack of time in which to make changes in precinct boundary lines forced the move to name two election boards in those precincts where the registration has surged upward, Smith said. Only one new precinct has been created for the primary, and another precinct has been eliminated, so the total for the county remains the same, said the clerk. The old West Orange precinct was the one eliminated, due to changes in boundary lines between the 74th and 75th assembly districts made by the 1951 session of the legislature. The new boundary line, following the Santa Ana river channel, split West Orange precinct. The section west of the river was joined to Katella precinct No. 3, the new precinct. A small segment along the river, south of Ball road, went into Katella No. 3. The portion of old West Orange precinct east of the river, just north of Santa Ana, was added to McPherson precinct. The section north of Chapman ave. was joined with St. James precinct. A small wedge of territory between Santa Ana and the river has been transferred from the Second supervisorial district to the Fifth district, and from Newhope precinct to Diamond precinct. New precincts will be created by dividing the largest precincts after the June primary election is out of the way, Smith said. BOSTON UP—Julio Moreno, the only pitcher to beat the Red Sox previously, gained a second decision over the Hose at Fenway park today before a crowd of 4,295 when he scattered 11 hits to gain a 3 to 2 decision. Taxes Due Today, Collector Warns Taxes for the fiscal year 1952 must be paid by 5 p.m. too or be declared delinquent. County Tax Collector Don Mozz warned. The legal deadline of April was extended one day because that date fell upon Sunday. The tax collector's office rushed all day today, and many brought sacks of checks to pile on the growing heap in office. Mail payments, even though reaching his office pled the deadline, would be accepted without penalty if they be an April 21 postmark, said Miley. and a sister, Werdandi Volf, 21, of Santa Ana. Werdandi is complainant in a bogus check charge against Edward G. Robinson, Jr., 19, son of the actor, who is now awaiting trial. He has given him a "hospitality" check after staying over night and having breakfast with the Volf family last Feb. 3. The accident last night took place a half-mile north of Oak Flat, on the Ridge route. A car drfven by Fairbanks struck the rear end of a lumber truck. Fairbanks suffered a broken leg and broken arm. A sailor hitch hiker in the car also was injured. Another car then crashed into the wreckage, injuring the driver. County Planners Reverse Two City Bodies on Permits Running contrary to action by both the Anaheim and Fullerton planning commissions, the Orange County planning commission last Friday disapproved applications of two machine shops for permits to locate near Orangethorpe and Raymond aves... close to the Northrop Aviation Co. plant near Anaheim. Protests from 20 individuals were filed with the planners against the application of Herbst Bros. who operate an iron works and machine shop at 606 S. Spadra rd., Fullerton, and E. Carrell, who planned an electric motor shop alongside the proposed Herbst Bros. location. The Herbst concern had thought to move because Fullerton planners imposed "too many" restrictions on their business when they sought to enlarge. BOSTON UP—Julio Moreno, the only pitcher to beat the Red Sox previously, gained a second decision over the Hose at Fenway park today before a crowd of 4,295 when he scattered 11 hits to gain a 3 to 2 decision. Sam Collins to Support Own Bill On Crossfiling on TV Tomorrow Whether to eliminate cross-filing in primary elections completely, or adopt an alternative proposed in a bill sponsored by Speaker Sam L. Colling of the State Aseembly, which would require any candidate cross-filing to state his own party affiliation on the other party's ballot, will be debated on television Tuesday evening at 8:30. Speaker Collins himself, with an associate, will defend his proposal, which will appear on the ballot next November, with the proposal to bar cross-filing entirely. The debate will be held on Los Angeles Station KNTX, Channel 2. The Collins proposal, AB1018, would require that the party affiliation of any candidate cross-filing, must appear following his name on the primary ballot. Thus, Collins himself, seeking his own party (Republican) nomination for the State Senate from Orange county this year, and also cross-filing for the Democratic nomination, would be required to insert on the Democratic ballot the word "Republican" after his name, were his proposal now a law. Collins contends that his proposal would eliminate the objec-tion raised by interests seeking bar cross-filing entirely. The opp-nents of cross-filing contend that voters in any party primary do not aware that candidates whose names appear on their party ballot may not be actually members of their party. Thus they vote candidates under a misapprehension. If the candidate is required to state his party affiliation in cross-filing, that objection is removed said Collins, and any candidate whom the voters of both parties may wish to support can give voters such opportunity by cross-filing in the primary. Speaker Collins and Geraldine Hadsell, minute clerk of the Assembly, who also is legislator chairman for the California Business and Professional Women clubs, president of Republican Women, and a director Los Angeles Ebell club, will advocate that Collins proposal on the television debate Tuesday evening. Favoring the complete elimination of cross-filing will be H. O. Van Petten and Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder of the League of Women Voters. ANAHEIM GAZETE EST. 1870 ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1952 Including Auto Wrecks ; Alicia E. Rivera, 29, Costa Jack Lee Bullard, 22, Holly Henry V. Sutton, and J. A. L. Oliver, 33, Compton; and C. Barbee, 22, John B. Chalifoux, 21, and Al-P. Ivers, 26, all of the El Marine base, and Yuikooka, 28, of Los Angeles. PUBLICITY DID IT Confucius said, "One picture is worth ten thousand words." Anahelm Poundmaster Robert Spencer backed up venerable Chinese pun today following the publication in the Gazette Friary of two pictures showing three pups, two Dalmaas and one English bull, seven months old, for which Spencer desired to find them. JACKSON, Mich.—HOSTAGE HELD AT KNIFE POINT—An unidentified prison guard is held with a knife in his back in the prison yard while inmate Earl Ward, a spokesman for the other inmates speaks across the prison yard to newsmen and prison officials during mutiny which broke out here last night. (Associated Press Wire photo) Soldiers To Save By LARRY H. KANSAS CITY augmented by civilian carried on a grim battle save the Sherman air force Fort Leavenworth unruly Missouri river. Some 1600 men through mud in a chilly stering a three-mile dikes against the tremor pressure. It was a dangerous hand struggle. Flood waters behind stood as much as nine the level of the air boats were kept at hand the work was done Officials Pre Airplane Crash Near Whittier LOS ANGELES UP-unity coroners continued JACKSON, Mich.—HOSTAGE HELD AT KNIFE POINT—An unidentified prison guard is held with a knife in his back in the prison yard while inmate Earl Ward, a spokesman for the other inmates speaks across the prison yard to newsmen and prison officials during mutiny which broke out here last night.—(Associated Press Wirephoto) Prison Wardens Tighten Up Due to Epidemic of Riots By The Associated Press Prison officials in many parts of the country were watchful for signs of unrest today as the third major prison rebellion in a week flared in Michigan. However, some prisons were taking no special precautions. With rioting convicts in control of a large section of the Southern Michigan state prison at Jackson, and 231 hard-bitten criminals revolting at New Jersey's state prison at Rahway, federal prison director James V. Bennett said in Washington: "Realizing that situations of this kind are contagious, we are naturally taking every precaution." He declined to specify what these measures are. At Atlanta penitentiary in Georgia, however, Warden W. H. Hiatt said no special precautions were being taken now, but "we are always on the lookout and try to be prepared for any emergency." At the federal prison in Leavenworth, Kas., Warden Walter Hunter said, "we're always on the alert for those things here," but "we've had no indications of trouble." He added, in reference to midwestern floods: "all we've got is a lot of high water and that's bad enough." Warden Ewin Swope of Alcatraz federal prison in San Francisco bay said no extraordinary precautions were being taken on the maximum-security "rock." While the average penitentiary can tighten up its rules in times of stress, he said, "things here are always as tight as we can make them." Ohio penitentiary and prison officials said no special safeguards were being employed, and that inmates knew of the current riots from newspapers and radio which are not being censored. At the Michigan prison, some of the institution's toughest criminals grabbed four guards as hostages and took over the mess hall and other prison sections in a right boat were kept at hand the work was done Officials Prison Airplane Crash Near Whittier LOS ANGELES (AP)—Coroners continued their task of attempting to identify of 29 plant time, aviation experts to determine cause of liner disaster. Ralph Reed, Deputy Civil Aeronautics board assistants are rechecking the smashed C-46 no North Continent Airline. Later a public heart crash will be held. Reed said he didn't weight to a possible height of the pilot as a crash said it was logical that would take over if the stricken. Saturday, a county geon said he found evidence that the dead Powell, 44, of La Crese ferred from heart disease. The coroner's office says and parts of a 29th recovered. Twenty-one identified. Coroner's office tinue their efforts today by the other eight. County Men To Contest Prairie Linton T. Simmons superintendent of Oran schools, has accepted manship of a judging pepole prominent in the this area, who will meet at Santa Ana to deter winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler, of Jordan high P-TA, LA William Sangster, presides ange Chamber of Frank Rospaw, publish Best Own Bill Tomorrow Issued by interests seeking to cross-filing entirely. 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The oppotion in any party primary are aware that candidates whose appear on their party ballot be actually members of party. Thus they vote for states under a misapprehendance by interests seeking to cross-filing entirely. The oppotion in any party primary are aware that candidates whose appear on their party ballot be actually members of party. Thus they vote for states under a misapprehendance by interests seeking to cross-filing entirely. The oppotion in any party primary are aware that candidates whose appear on their party ballot be actually members of party. Thus they vote for states under a misapprehendance by interests seeking to cross-filing entirely. The oppotion in any party primary are aware that candidates whose appear on their party ballot be actually members of party. Thus they vote for states under a misapprehendance by interests seeking to cross-filing entirely. The oppotion in any party primary are aware that candidates whose appear on their party ballot be actually members of party. Thus they vote for states under a misapprehendance by interests seeking to cross-filing entirely. The oppotion in any party primary are aware that candidates whose appear on their party ballot be actually members of party. Thus they vote for states under a misapprehendance by interests seeking to cross-filing entirely. The oppotion in any party primary are aware that candidates whose appear on their party ballot be actually members of party. Thus they vote for states under a misapprehendance by interests seeking to cross-filing entirely. The oppotion in any party primary are aware that candidates whose appear on their party ballot be actually members of Party. Santa Anan Held In Knifing Case With Jesse Flerro, 33, of First and Daisy sts., Santa Ana, in county hospital for treatment of a serious knife wound in his side, Santa Ana police filed a charge of assault with a deadly weapon against Tony Perrez, 30, 104 N. Artesia st., Santa Ana, following a brawl in a West Fourth st. bar last Saturday night. Perrez reportedly admitted either hitting or stabbing Flerro, but couldn't recall which he said he didn't think he used a knife. He said his brother, John, 38, had nothing to do with Flerro, but had afterward skirmished with one, Felix Sarmiento. Fire Destroys Oil Installation An explosion followed by fire today destroyed an oil derrick and pump house on the Purley Lease of the Holly Oil Co. at Smeltzer and Garfield aves. The fire was controlled within 19 minutes by firemen from Midway City, Oceanview and Huntington Beach. A neighbor heard the explosion and saw the tall rig start burning. Damage was estimated at $15,000. There was no immediate explanation for the blast. Hunt Foods, $250,000 Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods, Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler, of Jordan high P-TA, L.A., William Sangster, preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw, publish- centia Courier; James S Minister, St. Andrew terian church in Newp- and Hannan De Lacy, pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors, and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000. Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods, $250,000 Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods, Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler, of Jordan high P-TA, L.A., William Sangster, preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw, publish- centia Courier; James S Minister, St. Andrew terian church in Newp- and Hannan De Lacy, pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors, and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000. Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods, $250,000 Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods, Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler, of Jordan high P-TA, L.A., William Sangster, preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw, publish- centia Courier; James S Minister, St. Andrew terian church in Newp- and Hannan De Lacy, pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors, and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000. Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods, $250,000 Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods, Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler, of Jordan high P-TA, L.A., William Sangster, preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw, publish- centia Courier; James S Minister, St. Andrew terian church in Newp- and Hannan De Lacy, pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors, and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000. Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods, $250,000 Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods, Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler, of Jordan high P-TA, L.A., William Sangster, preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw, publish- centia Courier; James S Minister, St. Andrew terian church in Newp- and Hannan De Lacy, pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors, and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000. Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods, $250,000 Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods, Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler, of Jordan high P-TA, L.A., William Sangster, preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw, publish- centia Courier; James S Minister, St. Andrew terian church in Newp- and Hannan De Lacy, pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors, and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000. Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods, $250,000 Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods, Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler, of Jordan high P-TA, L.A., William Sangster, preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw, publish- centia Courier; James S Minister, St. Andrew terian church in Newp- and Hannan De Lacy, pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors, and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000. Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods, $250,000 Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods, Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler, of Jordan high P-TA, L.A., William Sangster, preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw, publish- centia Courier; James S Minister, St. Andrew terian church in Newp- and Hannan De Lacy, pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors, and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000. Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods, $250,000 Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods, Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler, of Jordan high P-TA, L.A., William Sangster, preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw, publish- centia Courier; James S Minister, St. Andrew terian church in Newp- and Hannan De Lacy, pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors, and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000. Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods, $250,000 Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods，Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler，of Jordan high P-TA，L.A., William Sangster，preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw，publish- centia Courier；James S Minister，St. Andrew terian church in Newp-和 Hannan De Lacy，pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors，and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000。Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods，$250，oooo Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods，Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler，of Jordan high P-TA，L.A., William Sangster，preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw，publish- centia Courier；James S Minister，St. Andrew terian church in Newp-和 Hannan De Lacy，pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors，and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000。Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods，$250，oooo Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods，Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler，of Jordan high P-TA，L.A., William Sangster，preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw，publish- centia Courier；James S Minister，St. Andrew terian church in Newp-和 Hannan De Lacy，pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors，and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000。Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods，$250，oooo Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods，Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler，of Jordan high P-TA，L.A., William Sangster，preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw，publish- centia Courier；James S Minister，St. Andrew terian church in Newp-和 Hannan De Lacy，pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors，and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000。Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods，$250，oooo Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods，Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler，of Jordan high P-TA，L.A., William Sangster，preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw，publish- centia Courier；James S Minister，St. Andrew terian church in Newp-和 Hannan De Lacy，pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors，and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000。Zo- cludes Long Beach city ange county. Hunt Foods，$250，oooo Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods，Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler，of Jordan high P-TA，L.A., William Sangster，preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw，publish- centia Courier；James S Minister，St. Andrew terian church in Newp-和 Hannan De Lacy，pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors，and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000。Zo- cludes Long Beach city Ange ge county. Hunt Foods，$250，oooo Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods，Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler，of Jordan high P-TA，L.A., William Sangster，preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw，publish- centia Courier；James S Minister，St. Andrew terian church in Newp-和 Hannan De Lacy，pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors，and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000。Zo- cludes Long Beach city Ange ge county. Hunt Foods，$250，oooo Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods，Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler，of Jordan high P-TA，L.A., William Sangster，preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw，publish- centia Courier；James S Minister，St. Andrew terian church in Newp-和 Hannan De Lacy，pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors，and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000。Zo- cludes Long Beach city Ange ge county. Hunt Foods，$250，oooo Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods，Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program. Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler，of Jordan high P-TA，L.A., William Sangster，preside- ange Chamber of O Frank Rospaw，publish- centia Courier；James S Minister，St. Andrew terian church in Newp-和 Hannan De Lacy，pro- dent of Kiwanis club Beach. The awards program is school seniors，and final will receive cash award from $50 to $1000。Zo- cludes Long Beach city Ange ge county. Hunt Foods，$250，oooo Genre Part of a vast expansion by Hunt Foods，Inc., co., was started this week owing winners for Zone IV in America's statewide Ad Awards program." Others serving on the Mrs. Phillip Chandler，of Jordan high P-TA,L.A., William Sangster,the president Of Hunf For Lindsey,vice-president Of Gren and Swinerton,bulldouglas McLellanarchitect designed and planned thereto." Soldiers, Civilians, Battle Together To Save Fort Leavenworth Airfield By LARRY HALL KANSAS CITY (UP)—The Army, augmented by civilian workers, carried on a grim battle today to save the Sherman air field of historic Fort Leavenworth from the unruly Missouri river. Some 1600 men sloughed through mud in a chilly rain, bolstering a three-mile stretch of dikes against the tremendous river pressure. It was a dangerous hand-to-hand struggle. Flood waters behind the dikes stood as much as nine feet above the level of the air field. Lifeboats were kept at hand. Most of the work was done without aid of machine. The field was too soggy for trucks. Fort Leavenworth is about 25 miles northwest of Kansas City. The critical area along the flooding Missouri is now between St. Joseph, Mo., and Kansas City. If the dike at the north end of Sherman field gives way, the water probably will cut a new river channel across the field leaving part of it an island, flood fighters reported. The around-the-clock activity was carried on at night under strings of lights. "It looks like a beach operation in New Guinea," an observer sai. "We've got the water and the beehive activity. About all we lack is the mosquitoes." The flood fighters even included instructors at the Army's Command and General Staff school at Fort Leavenworth. While the army fought the Sherman field battle, tricky Missouri valley weather posed new problems on 700 miles of the flooding Euclid Annexation Vote Set Tomorrow Residents (28 of them) in the area included in the proposed Euclid Annexation No. 2 will vote tomorrow on whether or not the area shall be annexed to the city of Anaheim. Polls will be located at Maley's Market, 10911 Lincoln ave., and will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The approximately 18-acre tract is bordered by the Southern Pacific tracks on the north, the city limits on the east, Lincoln ave. on the south, and a point 600 feet west of Euclid ave. on the west. Tenney to Talk To Associated Farmers Meeting Associated Farmers of Orange county will hear State Senator Jack Tenney of Los Angeles noted Officials Probe Airplane Crash Near Whittier LOS ANGELES (AP)—While deputy coroners continued their grisly task of attempting to complete identification of 29 plane crash victim, aviation experts today tried to determine cause of Friday's airliner disaster. Ralph Reed, Deputy Chief of the Civil Aeronautics board, and his assistants are rechecking parts of the smashed C-46 non-scheduled North Continent Airlines plane. Later a public hearing on the crash will be held. Reed said he didn't give much weight to a possible heart attack of the pilot as a crash cause. He said it was logical the co-pilot would take over if the pilot were stricken. Saturday, a county autopsy sargeon said he found post mortem evidence that the dead pilot, Lewis Powell, 44, of La Crescenta, suffered from heart disease. The coroner's office said 28 bodies and parts of a 29th have been recovered. Twenty-one have been identified. Coroner's officials continue their efforts today to identify the other eight. County Men Named To Contest Panel Linton T. Simmons, county superintendent of Orange county schools, has accepted the chairmanship of a judging panel of six pepole prominent in the affairs of this area, who will meet April 24 at Santa Ana to determine the winners for Zone IV in Bank of America's statewide Achievement Awards program. Others serving on the panel are Mrs. Phillip Chandler, president of Jordan high P-TA, Long Beach; William Sangster, president of Orange Chamber of Commerce; Frank Rospaw, publisher of Plainfield Press. City Hall Gets New Receptionist Effective today, the "voice with the smile" at Anaheim city hall belongs to Joyce Enloe, 18, of 215 S. Melrose st., who has been engaged by the city as switchboard operator and receptionist. Joyce, a native of Missouri and a resident here for 10 years, was employed recently by Knott's Berry Farm and before that as receptionist at the Anaheim Gazette. Mrs. Sue Kelly, who formerly operated the switchboard at city hall has been promoted to a position as secretary to City Administrator Keith Murdoch. Building Permits Total $50,000 Building permits issued by Anaheim Building department since last Thursday totaled $50,000, according to Building Inspector Homer Wallace's reports. Permits incuded are: McCormick, We've got the water and the beehive activity. About all we lack is the mosquitoes." The flood fighters even included instructors at the Army's Command and General Staff school at Fort Leavenworth. While the army fought the Sherman field battle, tricky Missouri valley weather posed new problems on 700 miles of the flooding river. What worried the flood fighters was the question: how much will it rain? And where? All the experts would say was that a chance of heavy rain exists. But they couldn't tell yet whether it would hit the Missouri basin, especially the overloaded area from St. Joseph, Mo., to Kansas City. Even if it rained a full inch in the Kaw (Kansas) basin, they said, it would raise the Missouri at Kansas City only about a foot. That would still be well below the level the protecting dikes were built to stand. Tenney to Talk To Associated Farmers Meeting Associated Farmers of Orange county will hear State Senator Jack Tenney of Los Angeles, noted investigator of subversives, discuss "The Threat of the United Nations to Our Constitution." In a dinner meeting at Orange Legion hall, 143 S. Lemon st., Tuesday evening. Twenty-eight high school students of Orange county, selected for high citizenship rating in connection with Associated Farmers American youth and education program, will be guests of honor at the dinner meeting. The group includes Stanley Spicer and Darlene Carothers, Anaheim; Don Verburg; Orange; Robert Blansett and Janselle Dowls; Olive; Dan Childes and Darlene Thompson; Valencia high school; Placeia; James Claydon and Hope Davis, Brea-Olinda high; Arthur Aakido and Dorothy Kuchel; Fullerton; Robert Eggert and Sandra Denlinger; Newport Harbor high. Floyd McCombs Asks New Trial For Grand Theft Floyd B. McCombs, 57, retired Coast Guardsmen, will come before Superior Judge Raymond Thompson in Santa Ana Thursday for hearing of his motion for a new trial of a grand theft charge for which he was convicted last week. On the same day, after decision on the new trial motion, McCombs also will hear from Superior Judge K. E. Morrison whether he gets probation for a bigamy offense of which he was found guilty earlier. Judge Morrison postponed decision on the bigamy probation until after Judge Thompson rules the new trial motion in pepole prominent in the affairs of this area, who will meet April 24 at Santa Ana to determine the winners for Zone IV in Bank of America's statewide Achievement Awards program. Others serving on the panel are: Mrs. Phillip Chandler, president of Jordan high P-TA, Long Beach; William Sangster, president of Orange Chamber of Commerce; Frank Rospaw, publisher of Placentia Courier; James S. Stewart, minister, St. Andrews Presbyterian church in Newport Beach and Hannan De Lacy, past president of Kiwanis club of Long Beach. The awards program is for high school seniors, and final winners will receive cash awards ranging from $50 to $1000. Zone IV includes Long Beach city and Orange county. Building Permits Total $50,000 Building permits issued by Anaheim Building department since last Thursday totaled $50,000, according to Building Inspector Homer Wallace's reports. Permits incuded are: McMahan's Furniture store at 123 W. Center st., $20,000; Feldman Construction Co., of Los Angeles, contractors; Bill and Dick Pebley of 333 S. Indiana st., a $12,000 house and garage at 633 Carleton ave.; John H. Seale, 948 N. Helena st., a house and garage at 894 S. Palm st., $5000; N. L. Floore, 815 N. Stevens, Fullerton, a house and garage at 710 N. Citron, $13,000; King and Klein, contractors. Hunt Foods, Inc., Begins Building $250,000 General Office Addition Part of a vast expansion plan by Hunt Foods, Inc., construction was started this week of a 25,000 square feet, quarter-of-a-million dollar general office building at the company's headquarters at Fullerton. To expedite completion by Aug. 20, contracts were signed, ground was broken and surveyors stated to work all in one day at the three-acre site adjacent to the Hunt Fullerton plant. Signing the contract were Edward Mittelman, vice-president and treasurer of Hunt Foods; J. W. Lindsay, vice-president of Lindgren and Swinerton, builders, and Douglas McLellan, architect who designed and planned the modern steel and concrete structure. Believed to be the largest and most modern of its type in Orange county, the new office building will house more than 200 employees in soundproof, acclimatized air-conditioned surroundings, complete with non-glare lighting. A parking area capable of accommodating 100 automobiles also is planned. Personnel in the new offices will service Hunt factories in California, Oregon, Washington, Utah, Ohio and New Jersey. Lindgren and Swinerton, specialists in industrial construction, built the famed Santa Anita race track and the Sir Frances Drake hotel in San Francisco. Citrus Market Sunkist Growers, Inc., reported today all auction markets California oranges were lower. Representative Prices by Size: SUNKIST, First Grade— 100s 9.20; 126s 8.54; 150s 7.99; 176s 7.62; 200s 5.96; 220s 5.78; 252s 4.31; 288s 3.64. CHOICE, Second Grade— 100s 6.17; 126s 6.56; 150s 6.49; 176s 6.07; 200s 5.39; 220s 4.78; 252s 3.36.