anaheim-gazette 1952-06-05

RED RADIO STATION BESIEGED—British and German police are on guard duty inside the barbed wire barricade which the British strung around the Russian-operated Radio Berlin building in the western sector of the divided city. Russian and German civilian station personnel were told anyone could leave but that nobody would be allowed back in. Sign warns "This is NO West Berlin radio station." Gen. Blakelock to Review Cadets Brig. Gen. David A. Blakelock USA (ret.), will review the cadets in the 29th annual June Review at St. Catherine's Military school June 15 at 3 p.m. on the school parade grounds. Military and scholarship award HEADED FOR ALTAR—Grace Cunningham, 22, a Negro co-ed from Berkeley, Calif., and her white fiance, Robert McAllester of Ithaca, N. Y., son of a former Congregational missionary, received their diplomas at Earlham College, Richmond, Ind., and plan an early wedding in Ithaca. Officials of Earlham, a small Quaker school, discouraged the engagement as "an impetuous thing" and said "hasty, youthful interracial marriages present extra problems." County Cancer Society Members To Attend Meet Basil R. Twist president Orange county branch, Worth Babbit, county campaign chairman for 1952, Mrs. Howard Timmons, county commander, Arnett Wimmer, representative from Laguna and Miss Martha Taylor, branch secretary, are planning to attend a district meeting of the American Cancer Society in San Diego, June 11. With representatives from other county organizations of the Cancer Society, the delegates from the Orange county branch will nominate two members for the board of directors of the California. Zion Lutheran To Graduate Ten Students Diplomas will be given ten eighth grade pupils of Zion Lutheran school at the graduation exercises to be held June 10 in the church parish hall. Rev. Victor L. Behnken of Orange will be the speaker. Carol Lee Wilkerson will be valedictorian and Joyce Lugar, salutatorian. Gene Newkirk will give the class history and Jack Kinney, chairman of the Board of Christian Education, will award the diplomas. Children of the school will present a program and the class will... starting NOW something NEW to make your radio sound better! DIAL 740 for KBIG music you like—just enough news—all day long CONQUER YOUR CONSTIPATION A remarkable medical discovery is offered in McCoy's Norm Tabs. You can quickly conquer your constipation and restore regularity. No violent purging—no muss—no fuss—notthing to mix. McCoy's Norm Tabs create a soft gel bulk and give you comfortable bowel movements. They are harmless to take over any length of time and the dose never has to be increased. Easily carried in your nurse. 21 Tabs 25c. 90 Tabs $1.00, 100 Tabs $2.00. On sale at McCoy's Drug Store, 100 W. Center, Anaheim. (adv.) Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER Seek and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you.—Matt. 7:7. BACKVIEWS—A year ago today Yanks were near the City of Chorwon on the outer perimeter of the "iron triangle"... Dean Acheson stated that the United States would consult the United Nations before taking any peace action. He defended President Truman's action in Korea... A Fullerton woman, Mrs. Pearl Cirlin, 32, was the 51st traffic fatality of the year. She was killed instantly in a 101 Highway crash north of that city... A. J. Raymond was praised for his outstanding work as manager of the Northern Orange County Credit Bureau... Allen Kosterhoff, a former marine, became a patrolman on the Anaheim Police Department... Sam Keith relinquished his basketball coaching duties at Anahi to take over the cross country team. Clare Van Hoorebeke was assigned the cage coaching chore... Don Ross' Monrovia Owls dropped a 2-1 softball league decision to Mrs. Bertha Ragan and the Orange Lionettes... That was the stuff the news was made of a year ago today. Remember? ANAHEIM NEEDS—An alter- Blakelock to View Cadets Gen. David A. Blakelock, (t.), will review the cadets 29th annual June Review of Citizenship awards by Anaest No. 72. Boys will receive ninth certificates and 32 will be diplomas from the eighth Major Charles Schmitt is assistant of the school and Sisal is principal. Has become the largest crop of California farmers. Megal Notices Anaheim Gazette, June 5, 1952. OF INTENTION TO SELL BE IS HEREBY GIVEN that A. BEVINS intends to sell BEN V. CASEY and FRED R. M., copartners, that certain including all fixtures, equipment stock in trade located at Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, and commonly BEVINS PONTIAC COMMISSIONS name and address of the seller, in HUBERT A. 322 North Pine Street, Anaheim, The name and adhere intended purchasers is V. CASEY and FRED R. M., 336 South Los Angeles Anaheim California. The sale will be completed and at the office of John Shea, of America Building, Anaheim, on the 5th day of 1952, at the hour of 10 o'clock there and where all parties claims against any of the mereto may file and present this 26th day of May, 1952. HUBERT A. BEVINS, Seller. OF CALIFORNIA Of Orange 26th day of May, 1952, before the undersigned, a Notary and for said County and personally appeared HUBERT NS, known to me to be the those name is subscribed to growing instrument, and acced to me that he executed JOHN SHEA, Notary Public in and for said County and State. Megal Notices Anaheim Gazette, May 15, 22, 15, 19, 26, July 3, 1952.) SUPERIOR COURT OF THE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND THE COUNTY OF ORANGE LEN F. HILLIARD, Plaintiff, vs. RENCE A. HILLIARD, Defendant. ANAHEIM NEEDS—An alternate truck route through town. As it is, heavy laden trucks roar down the Main Drag. Center st. is already congested and the trucks might easily be routed. Why aren't they? MERRY-GO-ROUND — John Greggory, Fullerton's retired police chief, is right in the thick of it now. He's a highly successful vote getter as a campaign manager... Wally Buiteel will make a mighty good addition to the GOP county central committee. He was reared in Anaheim—always a Republican stronghold... Sympathize with Frank Rospaw, the Palcentia publisher. Newspapermen with political aspirations never get to firstbase hereabouts at least. The late Lotus Louden and Jimmy Heffron were disappointed politically. Anyhoo, the sage of Palcentia is to be congratulated for turning out one of the nicest political broadsides it's been our pleasure to read in years. Placentia and the whole GOP party can be proud of a guy like that! DECISION—Altnough you may not realize it, that Supreme Court decision overriding Little Old Harry's claim to inherent powers actually preserved your freedom. Had the court upheld the president, anything could have happened in the name of an emergency. CONGRATULATIONS — John Shea is to be congratulated upon his election as judge of the Fullerton-Anaheim municipal court. And the voters can congratulate themselves on making a good choice. Shea is good choice... Supervisor Ralph McFadden, a former Anaheim city official who is vitally interested in Northern SELF SERVICE Ground Beef LETTUCE Large, firm heads CABBAGE Solid, Green Fancy Tartarian CHERRIES 2 ibs. 2 AND BEST QUALITY GROCERIES DEL MONTE GATSUP CONGRATULATIONS — John Shea is to be congratulated upon his election as judge of the Fullerton-Anaheim municipal court. And the voters can congratulate themselves on making a good choice. Shea is good choice. Supervisor Ralph McFadden, a former Anaheim city official who is vitally interested in Northern Orange county—all of it—likewise is to be congratulated. But his vote was more than a victory at the polls. It was his constituents' endorsement of his tireless efforts in their behalf. A vote at election time can also be a thank you gesture on the part of the voter in behalf of an official who has done his job. Ralph did that. And a little more... And LeRoy Lyon, Jr., who is just starting his political career also must go bouquets. His father once served as supervisor from this district. To these Anaheimers the old Gazetteer says: "Congratulation. Good luck. And God be with you." NITECCAPSULE — A fellow's purse-onality has a lot to do with winning friends and influencing people. Lightning has struck the Empire State Building in New York City as many as 12 times in 20 minutes without doing damage. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 350 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Orpress Angheing Our new SELF SERVICE set-up has really MADE A HIT at... RAY'S MARKET 721 S. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM OPEN EVERY DAY 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. SAVE TIME! SAVE MONEY EVERYTHING PACKAGED, PRICED and REFRIGERATED, READY FOR YOU TO TAKE! NO WAITING AT ALL! THURS. FRI. SAT. and SUN. SPECIALS THURS. FRI. SAT. and SUN. SPECIALS EATS RAY'S SELECT FRESH - LEAN meef 49¢ lb Fresh—Pan Ready FRYERS 1½ to 1¼ lbs. $1.09 EACH Cudahy's Puritan Heat-Sealed BACON 49¢ lb 7-Bone CHUCK ROAST 59¢ lb Ray's Select STEAKS T-bone or Porterhouse 89¢ lb 5¢ EACH 2¢ lb. 2 ibs. 25¢ FARM FRESH—REFRIGERATED PRODUCE Spanish ONIONS 3 lbs. 19¢ CHICKEN OF THE SEA—Bite Size ½ Can TUNA 25¢ DIAMOND A CUT BEANS 1 lb. Can 17¢ SKIPPY DOG FOOD TUNA 25¢ DIAMOND A 1 lb. Can CUT BEANS 17¢ ARDEN Butter 75¢ lb SKIPPY DOG FOOD 1 Lb. Can 3 for 25¢ 29 oz. No. 2½ Can 25¢ JUDY ANN—1 lb. Can Apple Sauce2 for 19¢ BEN HUR 1-oz. Tin Black PEPPER 19¢ Roll Scot Towels 15¢ ND Lge. 12-oz. Bar 39¢ SCOTTIES—200 COUNT FACIAL Tissues 2 for 25¢ M FRESH Doz. 45¢ SUNKIST—FRESH FROZEN ORANGE Juice 2 for 25¢