anaheim-gazette 1952-06-05

Five Anaheimers To be Awarded Whittier Degrees Five Anaheim residents will be candidates for academic degrees in Whitty college commencement exercises next Saturday afternoon, the Southland college's 49th annual. Candidates for the bachelor of arts degree as of June this year ate Florence Elsie Littrell, 121 MacArthur Manor; Theodora Louise Payne, 419 S. Indiana and Helen Harpham Riesferer, 201 N. Emily, Anaheim. Two other persons from Anaheim will receive the bachelors degree as of August, 1951. They are B. Barton Beach, 10582 Broadway and Lucia Upp, 303 N. Philadelphia. Exercises will take place at 4:30 Saturday in the Harris Amphi-theatre on campus. Dr. Harold H. Fisher, chairman of the Hoover Institute and Library at Stanford University, will deliver the address. LA Women Held For Gambling LOS ANGELES (P) — The eight housewives explained that their poker party was a charity affair to raise money for crippled children, but Municipal Judge Harry B. Westgate was unmoved. Upon their pleas of guilty to SS Office Warns Of Deadline for Death Claims Some people in Orange county will lose their rights to Social Security lump-sum death payments if they delay making a claim until after the end of thisAugust. Bruce W. Albert, acting manager of the Santa Ana social security office, directs this statement to survivors of insured persons who died outside the United States after Dec.6, 1941,and before Aug.10，1946.Mostof these were menwho diedinactive service during World War II. "In most cases,theystandtolosethelump-summaymentsare widows orotherpersonswhopaidtheburialexpensesforreintermentinthesUnitedStatesandwherehavenotclaimedsocialsecuritybenefitsontheldeasedperson’saccount,"Albert says. He advises all suchpeople togetin touchwiththeSantaAnasocialsecurityofficeat810N.Broadwaywithoutdelayasno.lump-sumsymptomscanbemadeunlessaclaimismadebeforeAug.31，1952。 gamingchargestypereason hefixedthepenaltyatt$50fineeachor25daysinfailThenhissuspended $25incase,providingtheoffense is not repeated intwo years. Mrs.RebeccaKirschner.atwhosehome thergamewasheld.wassignedanadditional $25ona secondcount.ofconductingag gamblingenterprise. Poly's Kellogg Campus 4-H Clubbers for California State Polytech College throws open its Kellycampus near Pomona to more than5004-H clubmembersthisSaturdayJune7.Theeventisanthirdannual SouthernCalifornia4-Hand Farm BureauFieldThisspring eventispersonalizedAnaheim GE Plastics Polyester resin,a liquid usedin the manufacture ofreinfo plastic.isnowbeingproducedWesternindustryatGeneral Electric'schemicalplanthereaccordingtoJ.R.Patterson.Westmanagerofthecompany'chemal division. BelievedtobethefirstcommercialproductiononthWCoAST,PatterSONstatedthatpolyerresinshavethensubjectofresearchandevelopmenforseveralfearsathG.E.'sAnaheim plant. Whenthesesresingsfurt.withglass fibersaspasticmaterialresultshavetrempetheroughcharacteristicswellraistoresistancetotheat,Ligweatherwater,rust,油,manysolvents和 chemicals. Industrial designersaredateextendinglistOfproduct made with polyester plastics.Behulls aircraftassembles,fur LA Women Held For Gambling LOS ANGELES, U.S. — The eight housewives explained that their poker party was a charity affair to raise money for crippled children, but Municipal Judge Harry B. Westgate was unmoved. Upon their pleas of guilty to gambling charges yesterday he fixed the penalty at $50 fine each or 25 days in jail. Then he suspended $25 in each case, providing the offense is not repeated in two years. Mrs. Rebecca Kirschner, at whose home the game was held, was fined an additional $25 on a second count of conducting a gambling enterprise. SLICE OF HAM "ATTENTION!!!" TODAY'S CROSS-WORD Puzzle 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Judge Kenneth Morrison of Santa Ana was the speaker and the pupils presented the entertainment, according to Mrs. Glee Newsome, principal. Other schools that will include the American Legion awards as part of the graduation exercise aró Fremont, Magnolia No. I, S HORIZONTAL 1 A blissus 4 Former Russtan ruler 8 To allow 11 A coin of Timor To classify Prata 12 Treat so as to extract fat The stuff Italian river Period 5 Hawaiian wreath Spread for drying Aluminis Hindu symbols Covering for test Eearing organ To prohibit Juice of plant Printer's membrane Gardens Exclamation of triumph To droop Girl's name Period of time To rip 300th tee Part of slove Burn up Paddlelike implement Cornish prefix signifying town Syllable of scale Noah’s boat Spell Cicatrix Arrow poison Caak Make lace edging VERTICAL Pikzike fish Hair Consider Allowance for waste Sixty-sixties, a Babylonian numeral By Turn back Not any VERTICAL Pikzike fish Hair Consider Allowance for waste Sixty-sixties, a Babylonian numeral By turn背 NOT ANY VERITCAL PIKZIKE FISH HAIL CONSIDER ALLOWANCE FOR WASTE SIXTY-SIXTIES,A BABYLONIAN NUMBER BY TURN BACK NOT ANY VERITCIAL PIKZIKE FASHION HALL CONSCIOUSLY USED AS AN EARTHMASTERY DESIGN Yesterday's puzzle solved: BLOUG GMOSE CHRIST TOOL MFLEMHE ACEM RAFAM LMBME SBAKET CAHKEST MOAK UAAS JHS BLFAIL TBRAHM COOKOTE YHA MAACE XOA BOATART FAANAME EMOS BSFS AMOLED AMOO AFRS MYLAKS MLFOUR USUM AMODE RAIME PAIAZE GAIE KATE PEOD DENDDS COVER TEUTonic delity Binds with adhesive Knopf Female deer Sloth Lasatitude Summit Charge for servicesMake sheep Pitch Possesses Container Nahoor sheep To pelt Hostery Garden tool Girl's name Memorial Occurrences Headgear (pi.) Proclaimation Mountain ruminant of Tibet Anglo-Baxon coin Correlative of either Woody plant Skill Number Billard stick Compass points Cooled lava Negative Duke University had two pitching candidates for the baseball team with the names Billy Goodman and Ted Williams. Neither were relatives of the big-name stars. California State Polytechnic College throws open its Kellogg campus to host Clubbers for Third Field Day by the Bank of America in cooperation with the California Farm Bureau Federation, the Agricultural Extension Service of the University of California, and California State Polytechnic College. There will be demonstrations in home furnishing, clothing, song leading, horse judging, beefjudging, poultry judging, dairyjudging, sheep Judging,and truck crops.A tour ofthe 800-acreKellogg Campusanda special showingof the famed Cal Poly Arabian Horse Show alsoare planned. Among the notables to participatein an afternoon program areA.J.Gock,c chairmanoftheBoard of DirectorsoftheBankofAmerica;J.EarlCoke,AgriculturalExtensionServiceoftheUniversityofCalifornia;GeorgeWilson,CaliforniaFarmBureauFederation和Julian A.McPhee,presidentOfCalPoly AP PHOTO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Head—Lieut.Col.Robert E.Key(above)former British Army officer has been named President.of the mother Church,the FirstChurchofChrist,Scientist.atthe annual meetingin Boston,Mass.Col.Key,off LondonEngland,and Boston,hasbeen activein ChristianScienceaffairsformore than40years, SAFEWAY Super VACUUM These resins are fused glass fibers as plastic materials having extremely characteristics as well as resistance to heat, light, water, rust, oil and solvents and chemicals. Industrial designers are daily using the list of products with polyester plastics. Boat aircraft assembles, furni-structural panels, skylights, housings shipping contain-gage pipe and tubing helmets lampshades light-sectors skils fishing rods use of the products manufactured in this production is design-fically to meet Western requirements. Facilities available here to supply motion engineering services. Resins are also used in insulations and as im-mits because of their good chemical qualities; resistance statistics and filling capacitiy thermoset at relatively temperatures with a mini-volatile-loss and shrink-rigging. Magnolia School Students Receive Award American Legion awards onahiem District went to graduates of Magnolia School Wednesday when graduation were held for 11 eighth pills. Place winners of the based on honor couragehip leadership service factor went to Amperita Paul Magdalena Secrete winners were Jennie and Henry Moreno. Kenneth Morrison of Sanwas the speaker and the presented the entertain-ordered to Mrs. Glee New-principal. Schools that will include American Legion awards as the graduation exercises cont., Magnolia No. 1, St.. SUPER VALUE FRESH PRODUCE In the produce section, too you'll find super values. Check the values listed below... there are many more low prices on the season's finest fresh fruits and vegetables. Prices effective through Sunday, June 8, only BANanas 12½c No. 1 quality Golden ripe Central American fruit lb. CORN COACHELLA GROWN. 4 ears 19¢ Sweet, tender, Golden Cross, fine flavor. Oranges MEDIUM SIZE VALENCIAS. 7-lb mesh bag 25£ Heavy with juice. Packed in mesh bags. FULL WEEK OF SAFEY 135 S. LEMON ST., A Savanna Civil Defense Unit Honors Canteen The council of the Savanna Civil Defense unit met recently to plan for the kick-off breakfast in honor of the new Stenton Red Cross Canteen June 29. Joint hosts will be the Stanton Lions club who house both groups. Food committeemen are A. L. Wolfert, Paul Pletz, Lewis C. McBratney and Carl M. Jameson. Melvin S. Huss is in charge of door prizes. Mrs. Marjorie McBratney and her canteen ladies will prepare and serve the breakfast to demonstrate their skill gained in the training course from which they just graduated. Ham and eggs, strawberries and cream with hot biscuits will be featured. Children are specially invited to this family affair. Proceeds will go jointly to the defense fund and the Lions building fund. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 Newport Murder Suspect Held For Arraignment RIVERSIDE, (UP) — Henry R. Sutter, 46, will be arraigned next Tuesday on a murder charge in the shooting of Samuel Davis, 53, wealthy motel owner at Desert Hot Springs. Suter was indicted yesterday by the county grand jury; he said he was without funds and public defender Maurice Sherrill was named to represent him. Davis' body was found in the trunk of his car in Newport Beach May 29. Sutter told police he killed Davis after they came from the desert to Laguna Beach so Sutor could raise money to cover a $320 spurious check. Detective G. A. Encinas said SUTTER.told him he shot Davis:after Davis threatened to have him arrested for writing thecheck.Officersfound$1100onsuiter'spersonandsaidDavidswasknowntohavebeencarrying$1000。 FIGHT THEIR EVICTION — Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens stands in the doorway of her Lapeer,Mich., farmhousewithherdaughter,Dorothy,afterneighboringfarmerstabbleda sheriffandhisdeputywhoattemptedtoserveanevictionwritonthe widowedwoman.Thefarmanhad been soldatacourt-directedsalefollowingthe failureofam mutualinsurancecompany。 SUPER VALUE DAYS! CATSUPS CALIFORNIA CLUB. FANCY TOMATO. 14-oz bottle 10¢ Just look at the low price on this fine condiment. PEACHES CASTLE CREST. SLICED OR HALVES. 29-oz can 22£ California Cling Peaches, packed in heavy syrup. TUNA CHICKEN OF THE SEA. 7 oz. Red label, solid pack. can 31 c Green label. Bite size. 6½-oz can LUNCH MEAT RATH'S BLACKHAWK. 12-oz can 37£ Slices evenly. Delicious served hot or cold. MARGARINE DALEWOOD.YELLOW. lb. 13£ Golden cubes, packed in cartons. Good quality, low price. VELVEETA CHEESE FOOD.MADE BY KRAFT. 2-lb loaf 87£ For sandwiches, for cooking you'll find Velveeta tops. TIDE SUDS Giant pkg.(52-oz.size) 69c Largepkg.(19-oz.) 25£ For washing clothes or dishes really clean. Bel-air FROZENFOODS FrozenPeas Fancyquality. 10-oz pkg.15£pkg. Lemonade 6-ozcan10±can Orange Juice Concentrated.Just add3 parts ofwater.26-oz.cans23£iancs Hills or M.J.B.Coffee Vacuumpacked. 2-lb.ca nl .57 llb.cnn79c EdwardsCoffee Choiceofgrinds.lnbcnnl77c Nob Hill-Coffee Finestquality.bag1.43 lbbag72c AirwayCoffee Mildandmellow.bag1.39 lbbag70c Frozen Peas 10 oz. pkg. 15¢ Lemonade 6 oz. can 10£ Orange Juice Concentrated Just add 3 parts of water. 2 cans 23c Edwards Coffee Choice of 2 lb. can 1.53 lbs. 77c Nob Hill-Coffee Finest quality bag 1.43 lbs. 72c Airway Coffee Mild and mellow bag 1.39 lbs. 70c GROCERY PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1952, IN SAFEWAY STORES LISTED BELOW Meat & Produce Prices Thru Sun., June 8 only SUPER VALUE SAFEWAY MEATS All beef cuts sold at Safeway are U.S.Government graded CHOICE, aged to peak of tenderness, flavor. For best in meat at budget-satisfying prices . shop Safeway. RIB ROAST Standing rib cut from U.S.CHOICE beef.To oven roast.lb. 79¢ POT ROAST Shoulder chuck U.S.CHOICE beef.(Arm,lb.,59c) Blade.lb. 53¢ STEAK BONELESS ROUND.U.S.CHOICE Beef.Ib. 98¢ Tender, juicy full-flavored beef round steaks. Boiling Beef Plate meat.U.S.CHOICE Tasty,yet economical.lb.19¢ Corned Beef Boneless brisket with mild cure.Delicious hot or cold.lb.69¢ Ground Beef Selected meat.Viiking packed.Fresh groundFor meat patties.black.$5$$39\cdot$ Beef Hearts For a delicious dinner,serve baked beef heart.June 5 to 11 INCLUSIVE