anaheim-gazette 1952-07-09

Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1958 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ALL IS CONFUSION—The floor of Chicago's International amphitheater was a mass of milling delegates and alternates long after the Republican national convention was scheduled to start today. So delegates found their seats and quieted the opening gavel, but most them stood in the aisles. Northrop Anaheim To Inaugurate Training Course A 20-week course in industrial engineering will be inaugurated July 17 for personnel of the Anaheim division of Northrop Aircraft, inc., Richard R. Nolan, Northrop-Anaheim manager, has announced. The training program was unFive Groups Incorporate in Orange County SACRAMENTO. (CNS) — Articles of incorporation for five Orange county corporations were on file today with Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan. Four of the corporations will operate under the name of Schneider Tractor co., with one in Tustin, one in Gardena, one in El Centro, and one in Brawley. Anaheim Driver's License Suspended SACRAMENTO. (CNS) — Second conviction on the chase of drumken driving has resisted in one-year suspension of drivers license held by John liam Stark, 117 Claudina Anaheim, the state department motor vehicles announced to To Inaugurate Training Course A 20-week course in industrial engineering will be inaugurated July 17 for personnel of the Anaheim division of Northrop Aircraft, inc., Richard R. Nolan, Northrop-Anaheim manager, has announced. The training program was undertaken to indoctrinate 25 selected employees in various phases of industrial engineering. "Instead of seeking industrial engineering people from other parts of the country, we are attempting to utilize residents of this area through this training program," Mr. Nolan stated. Classes will be conducted two hours weekly by a trained industrial engineer and will include films, lectures and practical demonstrations. Included in the agenda for the five-month course is a refresher session for industrial engineering personnel and an industrial engineering indoctrination course for key personnel in other Northrop-Anaheim departments. Anaheim Resident Hurt in Accident Everly Edwin New, 32, 714 S. Illinois st., Anaheim, was seriously injured at 11:40 p.m., yesterday when he was struck by a car driven by Jay Frederick Plurce, 61, Norwalk, at South st. and Manchester ave. New was removed to St. Joseph hospital for treatment of compound leg fracture and head injuries. Shop Friday Night "Til 9 incorporate in Orange County SACRAMENTO. (CNS) — Articles of incorporation for five Orange county corporations were on file today with Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan. Four of the corporations will operate under the name of Schneider Tractor co., with one in Tustin, one in Gardena, one in El Centro, and one in Brawley. Authorized capital for each of the corporations is $75,000. Directors of the four corporations are Donald F. Schneider and Mildred B. Schneider, Fullerton, and Josephine Gaskill, Balboa. Each concern will manufacture and distribute tractors and industrial farm machinery. The fifth, a non-profit organization, is the 20-30 club of Garden Grove. Directors are Jefferson A. Grisham, 12291 Elmwood st., Clen E. Ward, 14072 Parsons pl., and Matthew J. Majka, 10132 Central st., all of Garden Grove. MORE ABOUT Dark Horse Continued From Page 1) has been too modest, too self-effacing to appeal to a large mass of convention politicians. Warren commands respect, but lacks money and organization. And in these days of high-powered political advertising it takes the techniques of a New York advertising firm, plus a private bank roll to make an impact on the yelling, sweating mass of humanity that comprises a political convention. For Health. Kal California Prul* WHAT'S THEIR SECRET whisper into the ear of vania on the convention ing for the start of today Gov. Fine who is credite Pennsylvania delegation, on whether he'll throw t enhower or Sen. Robert up his mind. Start Today EARN A FULL 3% CURRENT RATE SAVINGS INSURED TO $10,000 Only.. 2 MORE DAYS for YOUR SAVINGS TO RECEIVE FULL EARNINGS FROM JULY 1ST OUR 63rd YEAR IN ANAHEIM The SAVINGS Loan & Building Association of Anaheim 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM-PHONE 7283 Poultry and Egg Production Hits New State High SACRAMENTO. (CNS)—Farm production of poultry and eggs in California during 1951 reached a new high, according to a survey issued today by the California Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Cash farm receipts from all poultry and eggs climbed to $265 million, almost 31 per cent higher than receipts in 1950. About half the increase in cash receipts, the report said, is attributable to higher levels of egg prices. The production of turkeys and fryers also set new records, with the turkey crop numbering 9,507,000 birds, nearly a third larger than in 1950, while the output of broiler and fryer birds totaled 39,452,000, an increase of 21 per cent. EGG PRODUCTION, the report said, declined two per cent in 1951, from a 1950 record, but still remained large in comparison with other years. The hatchery industry turned out 98 million chicks and 11 million turkey poults, both substantially, in excess of the previous year. The report said economic conditions during the year generally were favorable to the poultry producer, with the egg-feed price ration remaining higher. Prospects for 1952, the report indicated, were dimmed by falling prices for chickens and eggs and Safeway Stores Charge Collusive Price Fixing by Big Milk Firms SACRAMENTO. (CNS)—Once again, the big milk prices in California appear to be reaching high proportions, and once again, a large grocery store made charges before the bureau of milk control that formia distributors are depriving the public of low prices through adherence to the “no competition” of milk pricing now in vogue in the state. At bureau hearings in Oakland and San Francisco, where distributors are seeking an increase in prices, Safeway Stores, Inc., presented testimony charging that the present wholesale profit on a quart of milk is excessive. The chain claims the present price can be reduced to bring milk distributed through stores down to 20 cents a quart in both the bay cities. The Algmeda-Contra Costa area now pays 22 cents and San Francisco 22½ cents. THE SAFEWAY people contend that even under the present laws governing milk pricing, the bureau could permit lower prices in stores, and they charge that the director of agriculture has failed to utilize this method or type of distribution alone. In other words, people who buy at a store are under the present set-up being penalized by those who have milk delivered to the home. “The pricing system by which the director of agriculture lumps the costs of all methods of types of milk distribution in determining the prices consumers must pay for milk, denies the people price ratios were less favorable during the early months of 1952, although demands for chicks were the savings from low distribution and forces the high costs which sub-Hicent milk distribution to the testimony. At the hearing, the sentatives also charge bureau of milk control to add 2¼ cents per ticious costs to the distributing concentration. “We can only assist testimony said, “that if Milk Control, in seeing this arbitrary figure, ing on the theory that plant with higher costs way may sometime, a place, want to produce milk.” THE BATTLE better way and the large minors of California, thousands of dollars of live sessions on local activities, has been go several years, with that the public has pormous sum in additional costs through the fair state to permit competed milk industry. The store consistently ferred “when legally po do so,” to sell milk for cents lower price fixed by the statement, according to mony, would be absso CARAMENTO, (CNS) — A ad conviction on the charge stunken driving has resulted the year suspension of the license held by John WilStark, 117 Claudina st., heim, the state department of vehicles announced today. The report said economic conditions during the year generally were favorable to the poultry producer, with the egg-feed price ration remaining higher. Prospects for 1952, the report indicated, were dimmed by falling prices for chickens and eggs and AP WIRE PHOTO AT'S THEIR SECRET?—Sen. James H. Duff (R-Pa.) persers into the ear of Gov. John S. Fine of Pennsylia on the convention hall floor in Chicago while waitfor the start of today's fifth GOP national convention. Fine who is credited with controlling 33 votes in the Pennsylvania delegation, continued to maintain his silence whether he'll throw them toward Gen. Dwight D. Eisower or Sen. Robert A. Taft, except to say he'd make his mind. MORE ABOUT ... Councilmen (Continued from Page 1) North and Wilhelmina sts., was rezoned from R-1 to R-2. S. Philadelphia st., north of Vermont st., was rezoned from R-2 to R-3. The area on Placentia ave., from Anaheim-Olive rd. to E. La Palma who have milk delivered to the home. "The pricing system by which the director of agriculture lumps the costs of all methods of types of milk distribution in determining the prices consumers must pay for milk, denies the people price ratios were less favorable during the early months of 1952, although demands for chicks were as strong as ever. Mr Makham VALU THESE ARE REAL SPECIALS LIMITED QUANTIT 8-PC. CANNISTER SETS Regular $4.95 POP-UP TOASTERS NOW $14.95 TABLES MORE ABOUT... Councilmen (Continued from Page 1) North and Wilhelmina sts., was rezoned from R-1 to R-2. S. Philadelphia st., north of Vermont st., was rezoned from R-2 to R-3. The area on Placentia ave., from Anaheim-Ollivrd. to E. La Palma ave., part of the proposed Ward annexation, will remain in the R-A classification until plans for development are presented which warrant changing to another zone. A change to R-3 zoning was requested, but many property owners in the area objected to the change. A change in the Municipal Code was authorized permitting the operating of a concession in City park. Votes cast in the Placentia ave. annexation election were canvassed and an ordinance of annexation was introduced. The ordinance will be read for the second time at the meeting, will probably be adopted and the area will become part of the city 30 to 35 days later. A city-school system agreement was reached for financing of the summer recreation program of the Recreation department. The city is to furnish 60 per cent of the funds while the high, school and elementary districts each furnish 20 per cent. Shop Friday Night Till 9 Large Collusive Milk Firms Once again, the battle over cars to be reaching show-down in large grocery store chain has out of milk control that the Calling the public of lower milk the "no competition" system. the savings from low cost distribution and forces them to pay high costs which subsidize inefficient milk distribution," according to the testimony. At the hearing, the store representatives also charged that the bureau of milk control proposes to add 2½ cents per quart fictional costs to the expense of distributing concentrated milk. "We can only assume," the testimony said, "that the Bureau of Milk Control, in seeking to add this arbitrary figure, is proceeding on the theory that some other plant with higher costs than Safeway may sometime, and in some place, want to produce concentrated milk." THE BATTLE between Safeway and the large milk distributors of California, who spend thousands of dollars during legislative sessions on lobbying activities, has been going on for several years, with the result that the public has paid an enormous sum in additional milk costs through the failure of the state to permit competition in the milk industry. The store consistently has offered "when legally permitted to do so," to sell milk for a couple of cents lower price than the price fixed by the state. The difference, according to the testimony, would be absorbed by the tends is making an excessive profit. Neither prices to producers, nor profit to the groceryman would be affected if a lower price was authorized: "Safeway has long criticized the high wholesale profits which the bureau allows for processing and handling milk delivered to grocery stores," the testimony said. "The director of agriculture, by refusing to allow his bureau to pass on to consumers savings which results from the low costs of reasonably efficient processing and wholesaling, has failed to administer the law in the interest of producers and consumers." Varnish in printinginks is a mixture of linseed oil, rosin and soap. If You Drink! Don't Drive The EASY-DOES-IT CORNER By AL ROHRS Speed Overhaul Jobs With Homemade Piston Cleaner If you do your own maintenance on your car, you may be interested in making this little gadget we heard about. 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