anaheim-gazette 1952-07-17

Ike Will Start Week’s Vacation Near Fraser, Colo. DENVER (UP)—Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower packed some knockabout clothes and his fishing gear for a week’s vacation starting today at a Rocky mountain ranch. The Republican presidential nominee originally had planned to set out yesterday for the secluded spot about 70 miles west of here near Fraser, Colo. He delayed his departure 24 hours so he and Mrs. Eisenhower could be on hand (3:45 p.m. EST) for a 30-minute stop-over of a plane carrying their son, Maj. John D. Eisenhower, to Seattle. The major will leave there later this week for duty in Korea. The general’s only companion during a week of trout fishing at Fraser will be his long-time friend Aksell Nielsen, Denver insurance man who owns the ranch. Mrs. Eisenhower will remain at the home of her mother, Mrs. John S. Doud, who lives in Denver. Eisenhower’s political staff, headquartered at the Brown Palace hotel, also will remain in Denver. A five-car caravan of newsmen will accompany the general to the Nelsen ranch and remain until evening. They won’t stay on there because of lack of accommodations. Escalator Wage Clauses Affect 200,000 Workers SACRAMENTO. (CNS)—More MORE ABOUT Plane Crash Continues from Page 1 not struck. A piece of metal from the plane sliced through the wall of her kitchen and protruded from the inside. Stedman and his wife, Rene, bookkeeper for the Santa Ana Businessmen’s association, were both away from home at the time as were Mr. and Mrs. Graham. It was reported that the ill-fated pilot was flying with an instructor who was in an accompanying plane at the time of the practice dive. One theory said of naval officers is that the air pressure system in the plane failed to function and the pilot blacked out for a time while diving at such speed. Estes Kefauver He Hopes Will W CHICAGO (UP)—Front-runner Estes Kefauver today disclosed the strategy he hopes will keep him ahead in the wide-open race for the Democratic president nomination. The tall Senator from Tennessee outlined a simple plan—the same one he has used successfully in presidential primaries: Meet as many people as possible, be as accessible as possible. Therefore, he said in an announcement through his press headquarters, he will be available twice daily so that newsmen can ask questions. Mrs. Kefauver also planned news conference today. Escalator Wage Clauses Affect 200,000 Workers SACRAMENTO. (CNS)—More than 200,000 Californians who work under union contracts now have their wages adjusted automatically to changes in the cost of living, Paul Scharrenberg, state director of industrial relations, announced today. One third of these workers affected by cost of living escalators are employed by railroads, Scharrenberg said, and one fourth are in the greatly expanded aircraft industry. At least 90,000 Californian wage earners have come under the terms of newly negotiated escalator clauses since July 1951, according to the director. Wages of union workers are tied by contract to the consumers' price index of the U.S. bureau of labor statistics, Scharrenberg explained. Railroad workers receive a one cent wage adjustment for each one point change in the index. Many aircraft and automobile manufacturing companies have written in their contracts the General Motors type formula, which calls for wage changes of a cent an hour for each 1.14 points change in the index. A smaller number of workers are covered by contracts calling for straight adjustment in wages. It was reported that the ill-fated pilot was flying with an instructor who was in an accompanying plane at the time of the practice dive. One theory said of naval officers is that the air pressure system in the plane failed to function and the pilot blacked out for a time while diving at such speed. Coroner Earl Abbey said no inquest will be conducted since naval authorities are handling the case. Viking Purchases Anaheim Furniture Company Plant Viking Trailer Corp. of Anaheim was the high bidder yesterday when the factory and contents of the Anaheim Furniture Co. at Juilama and Paulina sts. was auctioned off. Price paid for the 15,000 square foot building was $34,500. D. J. Caruthers, president of Viking, said another division of the firm will be installed in the plant to make Viking trailers under the same name. Viking has three other plants: the parent establishment at Ball road and Manchester ave., the Skorpion sports car shop at 113 S. Palm st., Anaheim, and a trailer plant in Compton. Included with the three-year rates equal to the percentage change in the price index, he added. AND INSTEAD of showing any worry about rival Democrats, he lit right into Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Republican nominee. "Eisenhower looks weaker and weaker as time goes on," Kefauver said. "On domestic issues, Genera Eisenhower has not shown any awareness of the problems. He should be a very easy candidate to beat." Kefauver also outlined his views on his own campaign. On his own strength: Some 300 votes on the first ballot, with Kefauver the winner on the fifth or sixth ballot. On the question of whether he will run into opposition from big city leaders who resented the old frame structure is an acre and a half of land. The new Viking division plant is the one that was threatened by a grass fire early this month, but remained virtually undamaged. 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Phone Anaheim 4940 The new Viking division plant is the one that was threatened by a grass fire early this month, but remained virtually undamaged. BRIDGFORD ROBBERY SUSPECTS ARRAIGNED Jack Goldberg and Morris Goldstein accused of being accessories in the Dec. 8, 1951, armed robbery of the Bridgford Meat Packing Co. plant on N. Patt st., were arraigned yesterday in Anaheim city court. Preliminary hearing was set for July 22 at 10 a.m. For Health. Eat California Fruit NOTICE! THE ALPHA BETA PRODUCE BUYERS NOW COVERING Central California PEACH FARMS Expect the First Big Shipment of ELBERTA CANNING PEACHES To Be Ready In A Week To Ten Days Watch the Alpha Beta Produce Ad to See When they arrive The Finest Elberta Peaches at the Season's Best Prices June Cal-Vet Loans -Pass $5 Million SACRAMENTO. (CNS)—State investment in farms and homes for California veterans rose in June for the third consecutive month, with a total of $3,186,000 advanced to 660 veterans under the "Cal-Vet" farm and home purchase program, D. J. Callaghan, Jr., state director of veterans affairs, reported today. He said June volume of low interest financing was $475,000 above the volume for May, and $894,000-over the amount invested in veterans' properties last April. According to the report, 612 existing horses were financed for state veterans, along with five farms and 43 homes being built. The month's Cal-Vet financing boosted to more than 57,000 the number of veterans who have used their-state benefits to purchase farms and home, Callaghan said. LICENSE ISSUED SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The contractors state license board today announced that Grover T. Bower, 9541 Webster st., Anaheim, has qualified for a general building contractors license. The license will be issued in 20 days unless written protest is filed. Senate crime investigations conducted by Kefauver: "I'd be less than frank if I didn't say there was some aggravation among Democrats in these cities over our crime investigations. There is among Republicans, too; Philadelphia, for example." THE BARE FACTS—The old William Stumm, his own method for the 90-degree heat as his uniform of the double seat ride on his Respite was short-lived, as young William caught him out of unfit primarys: "as many people as possible. More, he said in an ancient through his press letters, he will be available easily so that newsmen can inform." BONN, Germany (F) German Field Marshal Kesselring has been grazed from the British war prison at Werl to enter clinic. Shop Friday Night 36 DIFFERENT DOLLS TO CHOOSE FROM FINE WORKMANSHIP MAKE FINE GIFTS DELICATESSEN SPECIALS WISCONSIN LONGHORN CHEESE 59¢ LIT. AMERICAN • BRICK • PIMENTO 29¢ LIT. SLICED CHEESE IN PRL. TRY IT ON TOASTED SANDWICHES 49¢ LIT. Baby Edam Cheese IN PRL. OUR OWN MAKE POTATO SALAD 25¢ LIT. WE OPERATE OUR OWN RANCH ALPHA BETA QUALITY MEATS ALPHA BETA RANCH U.S. GRADE GOOD OR CHOICE Blade CHUCK ROAST 4 ALPHA BETA RANCH U.S. GRADE GOOD OR CHOICE ROUND BONE ROAST 6 ALPHA BETA RANCH DEPENDABLE QUALITY FRESH GROUND BEEF 5 ALPHA BETA EASTERN HICKORY SMOKED Extra Lean Hams 59¢ LIT. WHOLE OR SHARK BALF ALPHA BETA EASTERN HICKORY SMOKED Bacon Squares 25¢ LIT. SELLO WRAPPED TOP FROST FRESH FROZEN Frying CHICKENS AV. 1 LB. 15 OZ. TO 2 LBS. 1 OZ. KINGMAN'S GIRDLE K SLICED BACON 1 LB. SELF-SERVICE PKG. ALPHA BETA FRUITS & VEGETABLES WE ADVERTISE OUR FINEST QUALITY GOLDEN BANTAM Viking division plant fire early this month, dined virtually undamWHOLE OR SHARK BALF ALPHA BETA EASTERN • HICKORY SMOKED Bacon Squares 25¢ lb. KINGAN'S GIRLLE K SLICED BACON 1 LB. SELF-SERVICE PER. ALPHA BETA FRUITS & VEGETABLES WE ADVERTISE OUR FINEST QUALITY GOLDEN BANTAM CORN 5.25¢ PICKED TODAY • HOME GROWN VINE RIPENED TOMATOES 2.19¢ FINE FOR SLICING SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER 15¢ COVER WITH CHEESE SAUCE ELBERTA FREESTONE PEACHES 2.19¢ SLICED FOR DESSERT Manager's Corner Say, today, you're seeing our new trademark, "Alphy". As far as we're concerned he's the little guy who makes us different from other stores, and he's the little guy who wants to, more than anything else in the world, serve you. You're going to see a lot more of him in the future—and I hope the two of you get along fine. 406 P. Center St., Anaheim All Departments Daily, 9 to 8; Sunday, 9 to 6 AMPLE PARKING SPACE These prices effective in all Alpha Beta Food Markets Twin Pines Cafe Opens This Week Re-opening of Twin Pines drive-in cafe on Manchester ave., just north of Lincoln, was announced this week by Guy Keep, formerly with Western Airlines as operator of their Las Vegas coffee shop, and former restaurateur of Idaho. Associated with him will be Mrs. Keep, Chef Ben Clark, Fry Cook William W. Jones and several local girls as waitresses and carhops. In addition to the usual drive-in services, Twin Pines will offer a catering service for parties and club dinners. Owner of the cafe is E. O. Kull, operator of Twin Pines motel. 'You Think You’re Going to a ... Gulp' Said the Policeman SYRACUSE, N.Y. (P)—Here are the bare facts: Deputy Sheriff Arthur Willis halted a car for speeding yesterday morning. In it sat four women naked from the waist up. As the quartet donned brassieres, the driver said to Willis: "Well, men drive bare-chested, don’t they?" Wrote Willis, in a postscript to his report: "By the way, I forgot to ticket them for speeding." Stanton Civic Leader Resigns The directors of the Stanton chamber of commerce met Tuesday night at the office of the president, Carbon C. Dubbs, on Western and Katella, and were disappointed to learn that one of their most diligent board members, Moreland, William Schuman, is resigning. Schuman who has been manager of the Long Beach branch of the Los Angeles county hospital and his wife, Ella, superintendent of nurses, have been transferred to Lancaster for the next nine months. The Schumans are building an industrial plant on Chestnut st. and Monroe to manufacture their own food product called “Propeans” from the Mexican pea. They plan on using local workers when the plant is completed. Both the Shumans have worked many hours campaigning for the local fire station that is rapidly nearing completion, with temporary headquarters on the north side of Main st., between highway 39 and Flower st. HELSINKI—A record number of more than 8,000 athletes are competing in the Olympic games here, according to the international Olympic committee president, J. Sigfrid Edstrom. GET YOUR DOLLS Of All Nations HAVE TO DO ME SAVE UP $10.00 WORTH IN REGISTER SLIPS, PRESENT THEM WITH 97¢ AT YOUR NEAREST ALPHA BETA GET YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF THESE BEAUTIFUL DOLLS AUTHENTIC DETAILING BEAUTIFUL MATERIALS START A COLLECTION REGULAR $1.97 NOW AT YOUR ALPHA BETA For only 97¢ WITH 10¢ IN ALPHA BETA CROSS REGISTER SLIPB OR, IF YOU PREFER YOU MAY BUY ANY DOLL FOR ONLY $1.97 * Dolls of All Nations* SELL NATIONALLY £12.50 GET YOURS NOW - FOR ONLY 97¢ EATS WE OPERATE OUR PACKING PLANT AST 49¢ lb. AST 65¢ lb. BEEF 55¢ lb. FRESH FROZEN CHICKENS $119 Ea. LBS. 1 OZ. D BACON 49¢ lb. FOOD CLUB • BLENDED ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 OZ. CAN A BREAKFAST COCKTAIL CAUROSE • NO. 2½ CAN 1 LB. 14 OZ. PEARS 23¢ SERVE WITH A SCOOP OF COTTAGE CHEese SEA GOLD GRATED TUNA NO. % CAN 6% OZ. TUNA SALAD TIME ELNA BRAND • NO. 303 CAN • 16 OZ. PEAS 10¢ A BUDGET BUY BONNIE 15 OZ. CANS DOG FOOD 3 FOR 19¢ FIT FOR THE FINEST DOG Alpha Beta's NEW CAKE OF THE MONTH Special 39¢ BUTTER COARD ICON ON PILLSBURY POUND BOX CAKE MIX 32¢ TOP FROST BING SPACE effective in all Food Markets 510 W. Center St., Anaheim Mon., Tues., Wed., and Thurs., 9 to 6 Fri. and Sat., 9 to 8—Closed Sunday RINA BRAND • NO. 203 CAN • 16 OZ. PEAS A BUDGET BUY BONNIE 15 OZ. CANS DOG FOOD 3 FOR 19¢ FIT FOR THE FINEST DOG PILLSBURY POUND BOX CAKE MIX 32¢ STARR NO. 203 CAN 33¢ GOOSEBERRIES 13¢ QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT 13¢ QUARTS MAZOLA OIL 60¢ GIBBER'S 4% OZ. CAN 9¢ BABY FOOD 9¢ GIBBER'S 8 OZ PRO. BABY CEREAL 16¢ KITCHEN CHAMM 12'T LENGTH WAX PAPER 22¢ SUNSHINE POUND BOX HI HO CRACKERS 34¢ HEART'S DELIGHT NO. 2 CAN 14¢ APRICOT NECTAR 14¢ 22 OUNCE BOTTLES LA VIDA Beverages 15¢ PLASTIC SECTIONAL GRILL PLATES 25£ SIK 40 COUNT PRO. DINNER NAPKINS 13£ 12'T FOODWRAP FREEZER FOR Wrapping PAPER IN FL. 75£ LARGE PRO. TREND 19£ QUANT PRO. 75£ FAB & VEL LANE PRO. 27£ AJAX CLEANSER 13£ REFILLS 29£ JONNY MOPS $12£ TOP FROST Frozen Foods 10 OUNCES PACKAGE BROCCOLI 24¢ 12 OUNCES PACKAGE Mixed VEGETABLES 24¢ 6 OUNces CONCENTrate LEMONADE 10¢ NO. 1 CAN FRUIT COCKTAIL 22¢ QUARTS MAYONNAISE 62¢ RUBERT HOMESTYLE PEACHES 37£ NO. 308 CAN 1 LB SLICED BEETS 16¢ BEGINN PINT WINE VINEGAR 33£ SUNSET 8 OZ CAN LEMON JUICE 18£ PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 17, 18, 19 THURSDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY GALER TAX COLLECTED OR TAXABLE ITEMS NO LIQUOR SOLD