anaheim-gazette 1952-07-31

MOURNING ARGENTINES JAM STREETS—May Avenue in Buenos Aires is pammed with thousands who came to mourn the first lady of Argentina, Eva Peron. In background, hanging from the wall of Government House is a huge picture of Eva, draped in black. Hundreds of thousands of Argentines jammed the streets to pay final tribute to the wife and political helper of President Juan D. Peron. HORSE OPENS WRONG DOOR MT. VERNON, Nil. (AP) — The owner of Billy the horse was proud of Billy's cute trick of opening gates and doors. But Billy finally opened the wrong one. I. B. Morgan's trained horse nuzzled open the door of Morgan's wheat granary. Billy and his team mate, Beaut, ate their fill, filled up with water, swelled up and died. SCHOONER HEADS FOR TAHITI WILMINGTON, Calif. (AP) — Three young Navy veterans sailed off recently in their 43-foot schooner, Camarada, bent on following in the wake of the Kon Tiki, a raft full of scientists which drifted from Chile to the South Seas. The trio, Frank Thatcher, 26, Pat Swift, 26, and Miles Wyatt, 27, explained they would work their way down the coast; stopping at La Paz and Acapulco, Mexico, then at Panama and South American ports. "We plan to be gone 18 to 24 months," said Thatcher, "depending on how long the money holds out." After they reach Valparaiso, Chile, they will turn west toward the Marquesas and Tahiti. HORSE OPENS WRONG DOOR MT. VERNON, Ill. (AP) — The owner of Billy the horse was proud of Billy's cute trick of opening gates and doors. But Billy finally opened the wrong one. I. B. Morgan's trained horse nuzzled open the door of Morgan's wheat granary. Billy and his team mate, Beaut, ate their fill, filled up with water, swelled up and died. SCHOONER HEADS FOR TAHITI WILMINGTON, Calif. (AP) — Three young Navy veterans sailed off recently in their 43-foot schooner, Camarada, bent on following in the wake of the Kon Tiki, a raft full of scientists which drifted from Chile to the South Seas. The trio, Frank Thatcher, 26, Pat Swift, 26, and Miles Wyatt, 27, explained they would work their way down the coast; stopping at La Paz and Acapulco, Mexico, then at Panama and South American ports. "We plan to be gone 18 to 24 months," said Thatcher, "depending on how long the money holds out." After they reach Valparaiso, Chile, they will turn west toward the Marquesas and Tahiti. COTLER'S DOLLAR DAY$ FOR MEN FOR WOMEN SPORT SHIRTS Long and short sleeve styles in a wide variety of fabrics and colors. Values to 4.95 2 for 3¹⁰⁰ DRESS SHIRTS Values to 4.50 2 for 3¹⁰⁰ 1¹⁰⁰ and 2¹⁰⁰ TABLES VALUES TO 12.95 HATS, BAGS, SHORTS, PLAY BRAS, JACKETS, SCARFS, T-SHIRTS GAUCHO & T-SHIRTS Values to 2.95 2 for 3¹⁰⁰ BLOUSES New Cottons, Broadcloths, in sleeveless and short sleeves, peasant, dressy and tailored. Colored and Whites Values to 4.95 2 for 5¹⁰⁰ MEN'S SOX DRESSES GAUCHO & 1-SHIRTS Values to 2.95 2 for 300 New Cottons, Broadcloths, in sleeveless and short sleeves, peasant, dressy and tailored. Colored and Whites Values to 4.95 2 for 500 MEN'S SOX Nylons, Argyle, Rayons and Cottons VALUES TO 1.00 3 for 100 Values to 1.75 ... 2 for 1.00 DRESSES New sheer and summer cottons, including denims, organdles, orlons, nylons, fallies, casuals and dressy styles. VALUES TO 19.95 VALUES TO 22.95 VALUES TO 24.95 SPORT SHIRTS Many, many styles and colors. Values to 6.95 2 for 500 KEEP IN MIND—OUR BIG STORE-WIDE SALE IS STILL IN PROGRESS. PRICES SLASHED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. DOLLARDAY PRICES IN EFFECT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY COTLER'S 158 WEST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER Lay not up for yourself treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal. LINES-O-TYPE—The late Doc Robert Barnes would have been proud of his GOProgeny, Robert S. Barnes, chairman of the councentral committee . . . Lt. LeRoy Lyon, Jr., another native Anaheimer, is beginning to make political hay . . . Our San Francisco grapevine says: Watch Tommy Muchet. His star is in ascendancy. Earl Warren's political star is setting . . . Could that mean that the personable Anaheimer is going to move up another rung on the political ladder? When Nixon is elected, the governor is to appoint his GOPolitical successor in the senate . . . Guess that Orangethorpe rancher, Forrest Buster Callan served on the central committee too early. New is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the GOParty. INVASION—There has been an invasion of Orange county from the first time since Dec. 14, 1818 when Hypolite Bouchard, the French privateer flying the revo- Mental Hospital Population on Slow Up-grade SACRAMENTO. (CNS) — Although the yearly rate of admission to California's nine mental hospitals increased by more than 2000, increase in population of the institutions for the 1951-52 fiscal year was held to less than a thousand, Dr. Frank F. Tallman, state director of mental hygiene, has reported to the governor's council. Total population in the hospitals as of June 30 was 33,254 patients, he said. Admissions from July 1, 1951, to July 1, 1952, totaled 15,728. Although the resident population of the institutions is up, Tallman noted the actual number of patients per 100,000 civilian population is down, from 304.2 on June 30, 1951, to 302.8 on June 30 of this year. Tallman said completion of additional ward units at several of the mental institutions during the year raised their combined normal capacity from 28,301 to 29,926 beds, an increase of 1825. Nevertheless, overcrowding remains high at the Norwalk, Agnew, and Patton hospitals. The department hopes to alleviate some of the crowding during the present fiscal year by transferring some patients between institutions, and by completion of additional wards at Napa and Stockton late next spring, Tallman said. Communists Cure Interest Rates KONG KONG. (UP)—Communists banks in China cut interest to private industry as much as 50 per cent last month, the ping radio says. This appears to be a Communist effort to speed up dustry, which was crippled by Reds' recent so-called "anruption" campaign against p-industry in Red China. Some of the industries were fined so heavily they shut down have been granted loans and big government to get them operating again. Ping said the new interest to private industry ranged 1.05 to 1.65 per cent. U.S. Aid Builds New Hospital HANOI, Indochina. (UP)—hospital is being built in the of Hanoi for the wounded Vietnamese armed forces provides for about 160 patrons. Four tropical hut like structures of the quonset type, $31,500, are due for coming soon. The funds and te-direction for the building being supplied as part of the erican mutual security administration program for northern dochina. RICHFIELD EXPANSION LONG BEACH. (UP)—A lion dollar expansion of the field refinery near here was nounced yesterday by the o- INVASION—There has been an invasion of Orange county from the first time since Dec. 14, 1818 when Hypolite Bouchard, the French privateer flying the revolutionary flag of Buenos Aires landed at San Juan Capistrano. No pirate is behind these "invasions" from the skies, they're flying saucers. You've read about them. Now, if you look, you can see 'em. Several Anaheimers have. COMMENTARY — Dan Patch, Orange county civilian defense coordinator, says Orange county cities have a lackadaisical attitude toward civilian defense. Ain't that something for a capable administrator to say? The civilian defense people are responsible for the general public attitude. Long before Patch took his well paying job as Orange county civilian defense coordinator, the able Anaheim city council was civilian defense conscious. They were ready and willing to cooperate with any program that would guarantee Anaheimers any reasonable measure of security, but the state and federal civilian defense administrators were—and are—acting like nabes in the woods... The civilian defense program would be a whole lot better off, if men like Dan would act and get action instead of talking and criticizing. The people are willing to cooperate — but the civilian defense setup is a muddle. If you don't believe me, ask Anaheim's energetic American Legion commander, Tom Hoag. He'll tell you the heartbreaking story; a story based on the facts of a sad situation. NUGGETS—Looks like at long last Edward G. Robinson's 18-year-old-son will go on trial for assertedly issuing bad checks. The movie tough guy who really isn't so tough at all, was an interested spectator at the initial proceeding. Nevertheless, overcrowding remains high at the Norwalk, Agnew, and Patton hospitals. The department hopes to alleviate some of the crowding during the present fiscal year by transferring some patients between institutions, and by completion of additional wards at Napa and Stockton late next spring, Tallman said. DIPLOMATIC EXCHANGE SET DAMASCUS. (AP) — Syria will open a legation in Bonn, Germany, shortly following the government's decision to exchange diplomatic representatives with western Germany. Williams Shoe Store GOOD SHOES PROPERLY FITTED Extraordinary Savings AT OUR SUMMER SHOES FLAT SANDALS Few pair of flat sandals in beige and white. Mostly large sizes. Formerly $3.45 THONG SANDALS Just right for summer! Multi-color thong sandals made of fine kidskin. Formerly $9.95 ONE RACK OF SHOES NUGGETS—Looks like at long last Edward G. Robinson's 18-year-old son will go on trial for assertedly issuing bad checks. The movie tough guy who really isn't so tough at all, was an interested spectator at the initial proceedings... Migthy Mouse Moran became the papa of another paoose. But so far Migthy Mouse hasn't been able to do anything with the bees that are making honey in the walls of his house... Mrs. Donna Del Giorgio is right in her fight against the incorporation of some 200 acres of farmland into Buena Park. The only reason, it seems, that the land was included was "because Fullerton would grab it if Buena Park didn't." Paul Kroesen, Buena Park publisher who is leading the incorporation issue, has given this legitimate protest a deaf ear. A petition with 750 signatures has been filed. The next move is up to the supervisors. ANECDOTE — "Y' know," a former Anahi star athlete said, "I nearly got kicked off the varsity basketball squad because I called the coach by his first name. Some people are mighty sensitive about their given names." It just happened to crop up while discussing home of the outstanding basketball and track coach, but he's rather sensitive about the first name his folks pinned on him. I know." THONG SANDALS Just right for summer! Multi-color thong sandals made of fine kidskin. Formerly $4.95 ONE RACK OF SHOES Includes wedges in black or brown. Some sport shoes. Broken sizes. Values from $3.95 to $5.95 HIGH STYLE WEDGES We have a limited number of Sbicca's high style wedges. Values to $13.95 $6.95 SPECTATOR PUMPS Selby Styleez $4.95 Were $12.95 174 W. CENTER ST ANAHEIM USE ANAHEIM'S BIG FREE PARKING LOTS Communists Cut Interest Rates HONG KONG. (P)—Communist efforts in China cut interest rates and private industry as much as per cent last month, the Pei-radio says. This appears to be another communist effort to speed up industry, which was crippled by the recent so-called "anti-corruption" campaign against private industry in Red China. Some of the industries which were fined so heavily they had to down have been granted both banks and big government orders yet them operating again. Pei-said the new interest rates private industry ranged from 1.65 per cent. U.S. Aid Builds New Hospital ANOI, Indochina. (P)—A new hospital is being built in the heart Hanoi for the wounded of the Khmerese armed forces. It will provide for about 160 patients. Four tropical hut like structures of the quonset type, costing 500, are due for completion. The funds and technical section for the building is being supplied as part of the American mutual security administration program for northern Inhina. CHFIELD EXPANSION LONG BEACH. (P)—A 40 million dollar expansion of the Richmond refinery near here was announced yesterday by the oil company. Family Builds 40-Foot Schooner PASADENA. (P)—When the William J. Williams family build a boat they do it first class—even if it takes 2½ years. The family recently finished their 40-foot schooner, The Enif, in their backyard and now have visions of entering the beautiful vessel in the 1953 Honolulu race. Williams, a former sea captain, hand sewed the sails for the yacht working over 560 square feet of canvas in the family's living room. Hits Cop's Car Twice NEW YORK. (P)—A Brooklyn driver, who crashed into the car of a detective, received a summons for driving without his glasses. He agitatedly put on his glasses and on the way home bumped in to two cars, one of them the same detective's car he had collided with earlier. Canada attracts two out of every five Americans who travel outside the United States, says the Automobile club of New York. SALE! ANNUAL BIG SAVINGS ON Dorothy Gray Cleansing Creams $1.25 Each Sodium Cold Cream . . . Reg. $2.25 for normal skin Dry-Side Cleaner . . . Reg. $2.25 Cleaning Cream . . . Reg. $2.00 (Liquefying) . . . Forever Skin SALE! ANNUAL BIG SAVINGS ON Dorothy Gray Cleansing Creams $1.25 Each Salon Cold Cream ... Reg. $2.25 for normal skin Dry-Side Cleaner ... Reg. $2.25 Cleaning Cream ... Reg. $2.00 (Liquefying) ... Freshly尘 Reg. $4.00 jar of each... SALE $2.25 (Item placed) Limited Time Only! JACKSON DRUG CO. 237 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone 2322 FINAL PRICE CUT FOR LAST TWO DAYS OF SALE FAMOUS NAME SHOES ALL FROM OUR REGULAR STOCKS SELBY BRIEF OF CALIF. FRIEDMAN-SHELBY'S GRACE WALKERS WHITE WEDGES Made by Selby and Brief of California. Fine values. Formerly $9.95 ... $6.95 DALS multi-color thong $4.95 SHOES brown. Some $1.95 WEDGES f Sbicca's high $6.95 JUMPS $4.95 MANY OTHER FINE VALUES! WHITE WEDGES Made by Selby and Brief of California. Fine values. Formerly $9.95 $6.95 FOR CHILDREN One group of children's shoes, oxford, loafers and high tops. $5.45 Values Reduced to $2.95 ONE RACK OF FLATS AND WEDGES $4.95 Values Reduced to $2.95 SMALL GROUP OF WEDGES, TO CLEAR Values from $4.95 to $5.95 $3.95 ENTER ST. HEIM HEIM'S BIG ING LOTS Williams Shoe Store GOOD SHOES PROPERLY FITTED