anaheim-gazette 1952-07-16

CHANGING THE POLITICAL SCENE — Democrats are beginning to move into Chicago now that the Republican national convention is history. Workmen James Albright (left) and his son, Jere, are hanging a sign "Russell for President" on the former Taft booth on the ninth floor of the Conrad Hilton hotel. Booth will be used by Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia in his campaign seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. U.S. to Intensify 'Voice of America' County Building CHANGING THE POLITICAL SCENE — Democrats are beginning to move into Chicago now that the Republican national convention is history. Workmen James Albright (left) and his son, Jere, are hanging a sign "Russell for President" on the former Taft booth on the ninth floor of the Conrad Hilton hotel. Booth will be used by Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia in his campaign seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. U.S. to Intensify 'Voice of America' To Replace Banned 'Amerika' Mag BY EDWARD E. BOMAR WASHINGTON (UP)—The State Department said today the Voice of America will be made a lot louder now that the Russians may no longer learn about life in the U.S. from the Magazine Amerika, which has been suspended. The Department said its radio programs beamed behind the Iron Curtain will be intensified by use of new transmitters and the addition of new languages and new features. It believes this will offset the loss of the seven-year-old Amerika, the lavishly printed magazine which told Russians in their own language about the U.S. It was suspended by the State Department yesterday after years of squabbling with Moscow over its distribution. At the same time, the Department ordered Russia to cease publishing immediately its information bulletin in the United States. DR. WILSON COMPTON, head of the "Campaign of Truth," said today these steps are being taken to build up the Voice of America: The Vagabond, former Coast Guard vessel which has been converted into a powerful floating radio transmitter station, is due to sail from New York immediately. From an undisclosed point, it will relay the Voice signal behind the Iron Curtain with new intensity. At Munich, Germany, a regional relay station, new languages and programs will soon be added. They will supplement the principal broadcasts originating in New York. ured its "range of penetration" at between 20 and 70 per cent. Around Moscow and Leningrad interference is worst. Dr. Compton told a reporter the United States is ready to call off its suspension of Amerika and its order concerning Russia's information bulletin if Moscow will live up to a 1944 circulation agreement. "We are not washing out Amerika, but only suspending the magazine," Compton said. "We are ready to resume tomorrow, and let the Soviet bulletin resume publication if Russia says the word. "However, there will have to be free circulation and no more censorship." Fluor Corporation Declares Dividend The Fluor Corp., Ltd., yesterday declared a dividend of 25 cents a share on common stock, payable July 25 to shareholders of record July 17. Total sales for the six-month period ending April 30 exceeded $35,000,000 with net earnings after taxes amounting to $712,200, equal to $1.78 per share. Taxes totaled $1,062,000 or $2.65 per share. During 1951, a net loss of $298,-000 was reported for the same period. Two Anahiemers Attend at SJSC Two students from Anaheim are attending the 37th Summer Quarter at San Jose State college. More than 250 courses are being offered its "range of penetration" at between 20 and 70 per cent. Around Moscow and Leningrad interference is worst. Dr. Compton told a reporter the United States is ready to call off its suspension of Amerika and its order concerning Russia's information bulletin if Moscow will live up to a 1944 circulation agreement. "We are not washing out Amerika, but only suspending the magazine," Compton said. "We are ready to resume tomorrow, and let the Soviet bulletin resume publication if Russia says the word. "However, there will have to be free circulation and no more censorship." County Building Slumps from Previous High Building activities in the unincorporated territory of Orange county, which soared above the million-dollar mark the preceding week, slumped to less than a fourth of that figure last week, the total valuation being $219,-414. Anaheim area ranked third among the county's unincorporated communities with a total of only $15,880. Anaheim area building permits included an $8760 residence for Roy Luchenbill at 11601 Placentia ave. and permits for four wind machines, totaling $6100; also $1000 in miscellaneous permits. Garden Grove led the unincorporated community building totals with $59,376, followed by Westminster with $50,768. Other totals were: Anaheim $15,860, Orange $15,580, Costa Mesa $12,970, Buena Park $12,750, Ocean View $12,500, Cypress $10,985, La Habra $9300, Los Alamitos $9150, Placentia $4700, Stanton $1875, Yorba Linda $1400, Santa Ana $1200, and Trabuco $1000. Death Suit Filed Against Local Firm Death of Gardner C. Brown in a Cypress traffic accident Oct. 31, 1950, at Crescent and Harson ave., was the basis of a suit for $75,767.07, just filed in Superior court by his heirs against the Anaheim Appliance Co. The complaint was brought by Mrs. Mario O. Brown on behalf of herself and her two children, Patricia Lee Brown, 15., and Gardner C. Brown III. radio transmitter station, is due to sail from New York immediately for the Mediterranean. From an undisclosed point, it will relay the Voice signal behind the Iron Curtain with new intensity. At Munich, Germany, a regional relay station, new languages and programs will soon be added. They will supplement the principal broadcasts originating in New York. Additional facilities and electronic devices are to be put into use shortly to help overcome Russia's continuing effort to jam the Voice. Dr. Compton said about 1000 or more Russian jamming stations are trying to drown out the Voice. He said the State Department figure Two Anahiemers Attend at SJSC Two students from Anaheim are attending the 37th Summer Quarter at San Jose State college. More than 250 courses are being offered during the Summer Quarter, which is divided into a six-weeks session and a four-weeks session, with some of the courses extending over the 10 weeks. The teaching staff, composed of 175 instructors, includes about 75 visiting faculty. Anaheim students at San Jose State and Jim E. Wurtz. EAST BERLINERS PARADE—East Berlin communists wear red and gold sashes and carry red banners and huge portraits of Lenin and Stalin as they march in Marx-Engels square in East Berlin during demonstration on occasion of the East Berlin conference of East Germany's ruling socialist unity (communist) party. Slogans carried stressed the urgency of creating an East German army. Senator Pledges Strong Civil Rights Plank CHICAGO. (AP)—Sen. Herbert Lehman of New York today pledged a floor fight at the Democratic national convention if that's what it takes to get a strong civil rights plank in his party's platform. Lehman called a news conference just before Democratic platform drafters began public hearings in the Conrad Hilton hotel. He said he will insist on a civil rights plank "at least as strong as the one in the 1948 party platform." That plank was adopted from the floor four years ago and led to a Dixie walkout from the convention. Lehman said he expects the platform committee to write the kind of civil rights plank he favors, including endorsement of a compulsory fair employment practices commission. But if a proposed platform jacking such features reaches the convention floor, Lehman said he expects to submit a minority report to fight out the issue with the delegates. PARTY LEADERS from the southern states are seeking to have the party steer clear of any BECOME A THREESOME—Mr. and Mrs. Luciano Negro the Italian-born Roman Catholic priest and the 22-year-old American girl for whose love he renounced his proudly display their three-week-old son, Italo, in the London living quarters. The Negrinis, whose turbulence and marriag last year won international attention, came to England last April seeking employmet. Negrini, the former Claire Young of Chicago, met Italian priest while he was on a U.S. tour. She fell love and followed him to Italy, surrendering her America- BY Building acts from Uus High activities in the uninterritory of Orange which soared above the or mark the preceding to less than a figure last week, valuation being $219,- a area ranked third county's unincorporatties with a total of area building permits $8760 residence for bill at 11601, Plaland permits for four lines, totaling $6100; miscellaneous perrove led the unincormunity building totals followed by West- $50,768. Other totals heim $15,860, Orange asta Mesa $12,970, $12,750, Ocean View press $10,985, La Los Alamitos $9150, 700, Stanton $1875, $1400, Santa Ana rabuco $1000. Suit Filed at Local Firm Gardner C. Brown traffic accident Oct. Crescent and Hanson basis of a suit for last filed in Superior heirs against the Anace Co. aint was brought by D. Brown on behalf of her two children, Brown, 15, and compulsory fair employment practices commission. But if a proposed platform lacking such features reaches the convention floor, Lehman said he expects to submit a minority report to fight out the issue with the delegates. PARTY LEADERS from the southern states are seeking to have the party steer clear of any compulsory features in the civil rights plank. Lehman said he also will press for a change in the senate's anti-filibuster, or "cloture" rule — so debate can be choked off by vote of two-thirds of those present instead of two-thirds of the senate's membership as is now required. He said the present cloture rule has allowed the threat of filibusters to block votes on civil rights legislation. Lehman is a member of the platform drafting committee and a supporter of Averell Harriman for the Democratic presidential nomination. He told newsmen: "We are not going to pull punches on civil rights, on foreign policy, on civil liberties, on labor, on agriculture or on immigration. Party platform drafters heard a defense of Democratic foreign policies from World war I to Korea. Ex-Fullertonian Dies in Maywood Mrs. Johanna M. Carpenter, 86, a resident of Fullerton for ten years, died Monday at her home in Maywood. She was a native of Germany. She is survived by a son, Lewis H. Higgins, and a daughter, Mrs. Elvena D. Cooper, both of Maywood; another daughter, Mrs. Katie M. Adams of Joplin, Mont., nine grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Louise Strawn, Fullerton; Mrs. Lena Lock, Garden Grove; and Mrs. Mattie Davis of Dennison, Kan. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars BECOME A THREESOME—Mr. and Mrs. Luciano Negrothe Italian-born Roman Catholic priest and the 22-yold American girl for whose love he renounced his wproudly display their three-week-old son, Italo, in t London living quarters. The Negrinis, whose turburomance and marriage last year won international attition, came to England last April seeking employmet. Negrini, the former Claire Young of Chicago, met Italian priest while he was on a U.S. tour. She fellove and followed him to Italy, surrendering her Americitizenship. SAN FRANCISCO. (P) — Efforts to settle the AFL west coast sailors strike—slowed down yesterday when union leader Harry Lundeberg skipped a negotiating session—resume today. While shipowners cooled their heels in a fruitless four-hour meeting, Lundeberg secretary treasurer of the Sailors Union of the Pacific, met with regional officials of the national relations board. The NLRB conference was ed to discuss charges by the owners' Pacific Maritime association that the 51 day old had become in reality an indictment over the loading of stores. If You Drink! Don't Drive! LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette July 16, 23, 30, August 6, 1952) No. A-21704 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF INA KAYLOR. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his or her place of business, to-wit: 403 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated: July 11, 1952 S. L. MARSHBURN, Administrator of the Estate of said decedent. FRIES & SCHUTZ. 403 Bank of America Bldg.. Anaheim, California. Attorneys for Administrator. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette July 16, 23, 30, August 6, 1952) No. A-21704 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF EVA MERRITT. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his or place of business, to-wit: 407 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated: July 18, 1952 EDWARD E. MERRITT. Administrator with will-annexed of the Estate of said decedent. WM. P. WEBR. Attorney for Administrator. 5 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1902 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Jail Break Broken Up; Cagey Culprits Tunnel Unearthed PITTSBURGH (AP) — Alert keepers foiled a well-planned escape plot today—at the zoo. Six polar bears, supposedly happy residents of the Highland park zoo, had started tunnelling a passage toward the sidewalk from the inside of their cave. An attendant said the bruins tipped their paw by huddling excitedly around the cave's entrance. He added they acted "like a bunch of convicts." Anaheim Husband Sues for Divorce Kenneth Bristol, milker in a dairy, was plaintiff today in a Superior court suit for divorce, filed against Mrs. Patricia E. Bristol of Anaheim. He charged cruelty. The Bristols married in Anaheim Jan. 16, 1946, and separated last Nov. 20. They have two children. Bristol proposed that custody of the children be awarded to his wife, and that he pay her $80 per month for their support. You're Way Ahead by Greyhound ECONOMY So little cost by bus! Enjoy Grevyhound service AP WIREPHOTO and Mrs. Luciano Negrini, priest and the 22-year-old son, Italo, in their negrinis, whose turbulent won international attention seeking employmet. Mrs. of Chicago, met the U.S. tour. She fell in rendering her American fions Resume shipped by SUP officials of the national labor board. 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