anaheim-gazette 1952-06-19

8 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA AP PHOTO AFTER 20 DAYS IN WELL—Mary Susan Hansen, of Seattle, Wash., pets Lassie, her 3-year-old collie, 24 hours after the dog was rescued from 20 days in a dry well. The dog's eyes still show effects of temporary blindness which afflicted her when she was pulled to safety. She had lost 30 pounds and fell when she tried to run to Mary Susan's mother, Mrs. Carl Hansen. Cost of Adult Education Program AFTER 20 DAYS IN WELL—Mary Susan Hansen, of Seattle, Wash., pets Lassie, her 3-year-old collie, 24 hours after the dog was rescued from 20 days in a dry well. The dog's eyes still show effects of temporary blindness which afflicted her when she was pulled to safety. She had lost 30 pounds and fell when she tried to run to Mary Susan's mother, Mrs. Carl Hansen. Cost of Adult Education Program Gets Interim Committee Scrutiny SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Hearing of the Senate Interim committee on Adult Education were under way here today, as the committee headed by Senator Harold T. Johnson, Placer county, summoned officials of the state department of education before it to answer questions regarding the program. Senator Nelson P. Dilworth, 36,000 Mexican Nationals Here At Harvest Peak SACRAMENTO (CNS)—California's Mexican labor situation will be about the same this year as last, James G. Bryant, director of the state department of employment, predicted here today. Bryant said approximately 25,000 Mexican nationals are working on farms at the present time, and that due to a prospective shortage of domestic help in the rush season to come, he expects about 36,000 Mexicans to be in California before the harvest period is completed. "At the present time," Bryant said, "the foreign help is concentrated primarily in the Imperial Valley, the Salinas Valley and in the citrus belt of Southern California. "SOME NATIONALS are being returned to Mexico from Imperial, in view of the fact the season is diminishing in the area. But they will be back when harvest work picks up." The employment director said Riverside county, a member of the committee, declared during the course of the hearings that the program should be tightened. "Any school board," he said, "can dip into the state treasury almost at will by establishing adult education classes." DILWORTH referred to the fact that average daily attendance figures of the school district are boosted when adults attend classes, thereby returning the district a larger sum than it would normally receive for the education of the children therein. A report was made to the committee by Earl Waters, consultant. Waters said there is little uniformity in the courses offered in the adult education program, pointing out that adults can learn waltzing, folk dancing, the samba and fox trot merely by enrolling in the state-financed program. The investigation, it was indicated, promises to be extensive, and probably will result in legislation affecting the program materially at the 1953 session. Insurance Paid For Death of Kwikset Worker Checks totaling $5358 were presented today to Lawrence Barker, 11502 Orangethorpe ave., by Kwikset Locks, Inc., in payment of insurance policies on his wife, Josephine Barker., who died in an automobile accident last May 5. Mrs. Barker was employed in the final assembly department at Kwikset since October, 1949. Under provisions of the Kwikset Shirk and Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes. The dining room at the "Y decorated with gladioli from gardens of Kiwanian C Smith and were arranged by Clara Troutman. Bill Wylde sisted by members of the attainment committee, was in of arrangements. Lobbyist Lobs Left at Pearson In Hotel Lobb WASHINGTON (AP) — Patrick Clark, who tossed straight left at columnist Pearson in the Mayflower lobby, pleaded innocent to cof assault today. Clark, an attorney, was reed in police court on pe bond for a hearing July 3. Pearson was not in court was represented by his co Clark has freely admitted to rep that he threw the punch y day. "I felt I'd be unfeitful. Irish forebears," Clark told porters, "if I didn't do somethe one-blow encounter between the columnist-commenter and his critic—who, in turn been raked over the coals in. Pearson's column—occ after lunch yesterday in the of the fashionable May hotel. Pearson, 54, weighs 175 p Clark is 44, weighs around 1 THERE WERE varying acc of the incident but they a on this detail: One punch thrown. A straight left. It g Pearson's cheek and left a ing red spot on his neck. Pearson went to the U.S. torney's office and swore warrant charging simple ass Clark arranged to be in today (8:30 a.m., EST) to swer the complaint. He's a "SOME NATIONALS are being returned to Mexico from Imperial. In view of the fact the season is diminishing in the area. But they will be back when harvest work picks up." The employment director said he does not expect many nationals in the San Joaquin Valley this year, although there may be demands for a few if the domestic labor market continues to decrease. The state, he said, obtains Mexican national farm help through an agreement between the United States and the Mexican government, which at the present time is perpetual. "In other words," said Bryant, "we do not have to negotiate a new contract with Mexico each year, a factor which makes it easier to obtain help when it is needed in this state." Motorist Drives Car off Arches Charles Woodward of Wilmington drove his car off of the Arches overpass at Newport Beach Tuesday and escaped with minor cuts on his face and knees. The car was headed toward Costa Mesa at 11 p.m. when Woodward lost control and the car struck a center divider which skidded it over an embankment. It dropped 25 feet to the roadway below, rolling over enroute. After receiving emergency treatment, Woodward went home in a taxi. Shop Friday Night "TII 9" Kwikset Worker Checks totaling $5358 were presented today to Lawrence Barker, 11502 Orangethorpe ave., by Kwikset Locks, Inc., in payment of insurance policies on his wife, Josephine Barker, who died in an automobile accident last May 5. Mrs. Barker was employed in the final assembly department at Kwikset since October, 1949. Under provisions of the Kwikset pension plan the company paid all premiums on an insurance policy for which the capital sum was figured on the basis of the policyholder's earnings. For Mrs. Barker's beneficiary, this amounted to $2383. Under Kwikset's lowest group insurance plan, Mrs. Barker was insured for $1500. Her accidental death added $1500 for double indemnity, bringing the total insurance benefits for her family to $5383. MUNSAN, Korea (AP)—Not a single official word was exchanged today at Panmunjom in the second day of a three-day recess the United Nations command called in the stalled Korean truce negotiations. Coroners of Six Counties Meet Coroners of six southern counties were in conference today at the courthouse in Santa Ana, with Coroner Earl A. Abbey of Orange county as host and presiding officer. Coroners and their aides from Los Angeles, Kern, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego counties came to the conference where they discussed plans for the approaching state convention of coroners, scheduled in July. THERE WERE varying accounts of the incident but they all on this detail: One punch thrown. A straight left. It gave Pearson's cheek and left a sinking red spot on his neck. Pearson went to the U.S. torney's office and swore a warrant charging simple assault. Clark arranged to be in today (8:30 a.m., EST) to answer the complaint. He's a yerer. He worked for the Trinity war investigating committee at the present occupant of the House was a Senator. Now registered as a lobbyist for Spanish government. Pearson couldn't be reached his fellow newsmen for a week. He said last night, however, didn't get a chance to ride Clark's punch and wasn't sure he would have, anyhow. "I don't conduct altercations the lobby of the Mayflower here," columnist said. Clark said he was bothered several things about Pearson. Columnist had written record that he — Clark — was given American money for Spain far than Generalissimo Franco could spend it. Also, Clark blamed Pearson for helping feat Sen. Brewster (R-Me) Maine's Republican primary election last Monday. IN FACT, Clark said, he Pearson before he swung: "I is for Forrestal, for Vaughan, Brewster, for Keogh and myself." That was a list of people who have been criticized in Pearson column. James V. Forrestal is late secretary of defense. Gen. Harry Vaughan is President Trumpan's Army alde. Eugene Keough is a Democratic Congressman from New York. Local Kiwanians Hold Progressive Dinner Party Members of the Kiwanis club and their wives were entertained on Tuesday evening with a progressive dinner party in lieu of their weekly luncheon. Assembling at the YMCA at 6 p.m., the group was given instructions as to where to go for the next, second and third dinner courses. The main dinner course served at 8 p.m. at the "Y", over which the group was led in community singing by Marion Kuel with Katherine Steward at piano. During the dinner hour guests were entertained withordion music by Louis Velterza, Santa Ana, and violin music by Kiwanian Charles Neff. First course of the dinner was served in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stabbert and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin. Hosts for the second course were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jodon, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clausand Dr. and Mrs. Fred Rusch. The third course was served in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Outman, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Park and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones. The dining room at the "Y" was decorated with gladioli from the lamps of Kiwanian Charley and were arranged by Mrs. Aa Troutman. Bill Wylie, assisted by members of the entertainment committee, was in charge of arrangements. Next Year's Gas Tax Fund for County to Go Up SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Thomas H. Kuhel, state controller, today announced final distribution of money from the highway users (gas tax) fund for 1951-52, and the estimated apportionment for the ensuing fiscal year from the same fund. In Orange county, $1,004,460 was distributed during the current fiscal year, while the estimated distribution for the 1952-53 fiscal year will amount to $1,062,-548, Kuhel said. A total of $205,677,715 was distributed from the highway users tax fund for the current fiscal year. This represents an increase of $16,223,912, or 8.56 per cent over the previous year, and a jump to $213,183,568 for the next fiscal year is estimated, reflecting an increase in fuel usage, Kuhel said. Of the total distributed, $53,-514,378 went to counties for expenditure on county road systems, and it is estimated they will receive $56,327,393 next fiscal year. JOINS MOVIE FAMILY—Actress Jeanne Craig best to coax a smile from her baby daughter, Joie, 3½ months-old, and almost succeeds as she for her first picture at their Hollywood home. A family that already includes three boys, Paul Jr., 5; Michael Anthony, 3; and Timothy Peter... Your Doctor's Prescription FRESE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Check this chart and you'll see the unusual vitamin value of fresh Then notice how easy they are on your pocketbook when you choose prices. That's why today fresh fruits and vegetables are your best to coax a smile from her baby daughter, J rie, 3½ months-old, and almost succeeds as she for her first picture at their Hollywood home. a family that already includes three boys, Paul Jr., 5; Michael Anthony, 3; and Timothy Peter KENTUCKY WONDER POLE BEANS 2 lbs. 25 THE FINEST U.S. NO.1 WHITE ROSE POTATOES 10 lbs. 49 FRESH LONG GREEN • FINE FOR SALADS CUCUMBERS 3 for 15 FRESH PULLED • TOPS OFF CARROTS 2 lbs. 15 YELLOW THICK MEATED • FINE FOR BREAKFAST CANTALOUPES 6 FULL OP "PROTOPECTINS" • START THE DAY OFF RIGHT ORANGES 5 lbs. 19 TOP FROST FROZEN FOODS CHOPPED OR LEAF SPINACH 18¢ VENUS LB PKG FIG BARS 32¢ SUNSHINE LB PKG 34¢ HI NO CRACKERS LINOSAY LARGE RIPE LB CAN PITTED OLIVES 32¢ ALPHA BETA GUAR ORANGES 5 lbs. 19¢ TOP FRONT FROZEN FOODS CHOPPED OR LEAF SPINACH 18¢ 10 OZ PKG BROCCOLI 22¢ 12 OZ PKG LIMA BEANS 27¢ Food Club MARASCHINO 4 OZ BOTTLE CHERRIES 15¢ NO 303 CAN 16 OZ APPLESAUCE 15¢ NO 2½ CAN 1 LB 14 OZ FRUIT COCKTAIL 29£ 46 OZ CAN TOMATO JUICE 19£ 12 OZ PKG SALAD MACARONI 16¢ Radio Specials MY T FINE 4 OZ PKG PUDDING 8¢ MARCO POUND CAN DOG FOOD 3 FOR 27£ 54 GAUGE FAD NYLONS $1.99 Manager's Corner You know the other night I was checking our inventory sheet and it suddenly downed on me what a big housewares section we have. Light bulbs, fuses, plastic plates, pyrex — golly I don't know what all else. If you haven't noticed it lately then stop by the housewares section next time you're in. It's a regular little 5 and 10. ALPHA BETA RANCH • U.S. GREAT ALPHA BETA RANCH • U.S. GREAT BLade CLUB RATH'S EASTERN • 3 TO 5 POINTS TEXAS GULF 5 POUNDS JUMBO FRESH Dressed FRYING BEST VAL. • EASTERN • POUNDS SLICED ALPHA BETA Pure FORK SAUSAGE MIDGET 406 E. Center St., Anaheim Daily, 9 to 8 Sunday, 9 to 6 AMPLE PARKING SPACE These prices effective in Alpha Beta Food Markets Oil Co. Burglars Nabbed in Act Two burglars with a little red wagon were caught in the act of looting the T. S. Hunter Oil Co. warehouse, 1910 W. First st., Santa Ana, last night, while attempting to steal racing oil for their hot rod. They also intended to carry away—if they could lift it—a V-8 racing motor they knew was in the warehouse. The two, one 17, and the other 16, were lodged in the county juvenile hall. They told police officers, who caught them "red handed" that they had planned the job for a week and had even advised some of their friends that they would furnish them with some racing oil. They had used bolt cutters to sever the hasps holding a rear door padlock and were inside with the little red wagon, leaving the door ajar, when neighbors called police. They were loading the wagon with oil, planning to haul it to the hot rod car one of the boys owned which was parked a block away. Grounds-Keeper Returns Lost County Funds The sum of $3600 in county school funds was lost and found yesterday, the recovery occurring before the loss was noticed as a courthouse groundskeeper came upon a bundle of checks that had been dropped on the way to the county auditor's office. The checks, endorsed "for deposit only" were not negotiable, but their loss would have been "embarrassing" as one official expressed it. Edmond E. Maessens, Jr., of Silverado, member of the courthouse grounds staff, found the checks beside a curbing. They had been sent from the county school superintendent's office to the county auditor's office with other papers and apparently slid out of a parked car. Maessens took the checks to the auditor's office. Some time ago he found a check for $106, endorsed and ready to cash. He also brought that to the auditor. Pacific Health Food MOVED from 507 to 208 No. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Pacific Health Food MOVED from 507 to 208 No. Los Angeles St., Anaheim VITAMIN CONTENTS A B1 B2 C APRICOTS BANANAS BEANS SNAP CABBAGE CANTALOUPES CARROTS CORN CUCUMBERS GRAPEFRUIT LETTUCE ONIONS ORANGES PEACHES PEAS PINEAPPLES POTATOES SPINACH SWEET POTATOES TOMATOES WATERMELONS 2 Lbs. 25¢ 0 Lbs. 49¢ 3 for 15¢ 2 Lbs. 15¢ ES 6¢ Lb. 5 Lbs. 19¢ THIS IS K·F·I· VALUE WEEK AT ALPHA BETA DELICATESSEN Specials. ALPHA BETA Cheese in Homer Style COTTAGE CHEESE vs. 24¢ STRELA BRAND For that Salad Dressing WISCONSIN BLEU CHEESE vs. 75¢ Miracle WHIP 29¢ 49¢ CG H PURE CANE 10 LB SACK SUGAR 89¢ CALIROSE NO 2½ CAN, 1 LB 14 OZ PEARS 25¢ FOLGER'S POUND CAN COFFEE 79¢ ALPHA BETA RINSO & LUX LARGE PHG. 27¢ GUARANTEED MEATS 5 Lbs. 19¢ FOLGER'S POUND CAN COFFEE 79¢ ALPHA BETA GUARANTEED MEATS Alpha Beta Ranch • U.S. Grade Good or Choice Blade Chuck ROAST 59¢ Lh. North's Eastern • 3 to 5 Pound Average SPARE RIBS 39¢ Lh. Las Gulf 5 Pound Box $3.80 UMBO SHRIMP 79¢ Lh. Em Dressed RYING RABBITS 63¢ Lh. Val. Eastern • Pound Self Service Package LICED BACON 43¢ Lh. Midget Links 49¢ Lh. RINSO & LUX LARGE PNG. 27¢ SURF LARGE PNG. GIANT 53¢ 27¢ TREND LARGE PNG. GIANT 47¢ 19¢ Old Dutch CLEANSER 2 FOR 25¢ Health of Beauty Aids Woodbury Shampoo $1.00 SIZE 50¢ BUFFERIN TABLETS 12 TABLETS 23¢ 39 TABLETS 53¢ SKOL Sun Tan Lotion 29¢ BATHING CAPS 79¢ SUN GLASSES ADULT AND CHILDREN 19¢ EXCITING NEW JULY ISSUE Better Living NOW ON SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THUR. FRI. SAT. JUNE 19,20,21 PARKING SPACE ces effective in all beta Food Markets ALL DEPARTMENTS S10 W. Center St., Anaheim Sun,, Mon., Tues., Wed. and Thurs., 9 to 6 Fri. and Sat., 9 to 8