anaheim-gazette 1952-07-31

Planes Ride Herd On Radio-Active Clouds of Dust WASHINGTON. (UP) — Airplanes ride herd on radio-active dust from atomic explosions as part of a nation-wide monitoring system designed to protect the public during Nevada atomic tests. The atomic energy commission told congress about them today in reporting that while radioactive dust from the blasts has been carried to all parts of the country, it hasn't been sufficient to harm humans, animals or crops. 600 Mile Check Some of the planes, equipped with devices for measuring radiation intensity, follow the blast cloud for as much as 600 miles from the test area — circling through it to make sure that commercial airways crossed by the cloud are safe. Others do a virtual hedge-hopping job-zooming along about 50 feet above the ground to test both the radioactivity in the air and on the ground. Take Air Samples Finally, big C-47s take off several hours after an atomic explosion to collect samples of air in locations within the 200 to 500 mile radius of the test site. They take such samples periodically during the 48 hours after the explosion. Jeeps scoot into the immediate area of the blast within an hour after the explosion to make detailed surveys. And, throughout the nation, a network of 121 fixed sample-collecting stations maintain a look... CONTRACTOR LICENSED SACRAMENTO. (CNS) — The contractors' state license board today announced qualification of Stanley Ray Magill, 727 S. Olive St., Attletham, for a general building contractors' license, which will be issued in 20 days unless written protest is filed. A standard candle (of exactly one candlepower) could theoretically be seen in complete darkness and with ideal conditions for about 50 miles. SACRAMENTO (CNS) — Although the California legislature meets next Monday in special call to consider a new loan to school districts, probably totaling $250,000,000, it is fairly well conceded that the details of the constitutional measure will be worked out prior to the legislative session. This results from the fact that the Assembly education committee, headed by Assemblyman F. Dunn, Jr., of Alameda county, will hold a meeting Friday, and attempt to settle the details of the measure which will be presented to the house, at least. It was the Dunn committee earlier this year which held out for the absence of restrictive building regulations in the constitution, the absence of which caused the proposed school building program to be lost. The state senate desired restrictions in the constitutional amendment which would have prohibited the state from granting funds SUPER BARGAINS for DOLLAR DAYS 36 in. Printed Outing Flannel Fall Shipment. Popular Weight. In prints for entire family. Also solids and stripes. Reg. 59c yd. — SPECIAL AT— 3 yds. 1.00 36" Sanforized Comal Plaid GINGHAM Large and small plaids in hundreds of color combinations. Timely for Back to School. Reg. 79c yd. — SPECIAL AT— 2 yds. 1.00 7" ZIPPERS, all colors, 6c EACH or 20 for ... $1.00 72" RAYON NET, all colors ... 2 YDS. $1.00 36" PRINTED PLASTICS, Reg. 49c yd ... 3 yds. $1.00 SCISSORS AND SHEARS ... Reg. 79c ... 2 for $1.00 PLASTIC DRAFTS ... Reg. $1.98 pr... $1.00 pr. CHINTZ & ORGANDY 3rd BUFFLES ... Reg. $2.95 $1.00 ca to districts to pay for unnecessary construction, and the frills, such as fish ponds and tile based flagpoles, which caused the legislature to adjourn at the budget session without acting. Although it is known some of the difficulties have been ironed out, nevertheless, the senate still is of a mind to see that satisfactory restrictions against non-essentials are continued in some legislation, not necessarily in the constitution, but probably in the school code. Fancy Work Extensive criticism of the allocations division, department of education and division of architecture resulted from a survey on construction costs. The survey revealed the fancy work put into the so-called "austerity" schools which the state is financing for distressed school districts. A distressed district is one which hasn't the bonding capacity to build its own schools, and which can show need by reason of added population, for state aid. The people already have voted $250,000,000 in bonds to aid such districts. This money has all been spent, or committed, and the state continues to grow. Consequently, the need for schools increases with the population, and the legislature has taken it upon itself to ask the people for sufficient funds to finance the schools. Meanwhile, school costs are increasing along with other costs, and districts are finding it increasingly hard to provide sufficient space to accommodate the youngsters. Governor Aroused Governor Earl Warren was assured prior to calling the special session that harmony could be reached between the two houses, to prevent another school bond issue from going down the drain. He refused to call the legislature together until he had this assurance. Also, 'the lateness of calling the special session will necessitate a special election at the time of the state-wide general election No- SPECIAL AT— 3 yds. 1.00 to School. Reg. 79c yd. SPECIAL AT— 2 yds. 1.00 7" ZIPPERS, all colors, 6c EACH or 20 for ... $1.00 72" RAYON NET, all colors ... 2 YDS. $1.00 36" PRINTED PLASTICS, Reg. 49c yd ... 3 yds. $1.00 SCISSORS and SHEARS ... Reg. 79c ... 2 for $1.00 PLASTIC DRAPES ... Reg. $1.98 pr. ... $1.00 pr. CHINTZ & ORGANDY 3 yd. RUFFLES ... Reg. $2.95, $1.00 ea PLASTIC SHOWER CURTAINS ... Reg. $1.98 ... $1.00 ea. AWNING GOODS ... Stripes and Solids ... 2 YDS. $1.00 28" - 48" TRAVERSE RODS ... Reg. $1.59 Ea. ... $1.00 ea. 39" BUTCHER LINEN ... Reg. 79c yd. ... 2 YDS. $1.00 NYLON CHECKS and SOLIDS ... $1.00 YD. RAYON SUITINGS, Checks, Plaids ... Reg. $1.19 yd. $1.00 Yd. 38" SANFORIZED DENIM ... Reg. 69c yd. ... $1.00 36" SEERSUCKEE ... Solids and Prints ... 2 YDS. $1.00 54"x54" PLASTIC TABLECLOTHS, Printed ... 3 for $1.00 42" PILLOW TUBING ... 1½ YDS. $1.00 CANNON BATH TOWELS ... 2 for $1.00 42"x38" PILLOW CASES ... 2 for $1.00 45" DRAPERY GOODS, All Colors ... 89c yd. 36" BURLAP, All Colors ... 2 YDS. $1.00 CLARK'S THREAD, 800 yd. spools, white, black, 3 for $1.00 SHEET BLANKETS, White ... $2.00 ea. SHEETS—72x108 . . . Reg. $2.59 ... $2.19 81x108 . . . Reg. $2.79 ... $2.39 TAFFETA Attractive prints on decorator colors. Full bolts. Reg. 79c yd. VERY SPECIAL AT— 3 yds. 1.00 39" Unbleached MUSLIN Wonderful 80 square quality. Ideal for curtains and many household uses. Reg. 39c yd. SPECIAL AT— 4 yds. 1.00 Anaheim Textile Store "Anaheim's Leading Yardage Store" 112 E. Center St.-Anaheim-Phone Anaheim 2068 OPEN ERIDAY NIGHT IN "TIL 9" Also, the lateness of calling the special session will necessitate a special election at the time of the state-wide general election November 4, as the proposed constitutional amendment could not be put on the regular ballot because of the time element. When the legislature adopts the $250,000,000 measure, the people of the state will vote in November on nearly a half billion dollars for schools, as the California Teacher initiative will raise the state's average daily attendance allocations in the neighborhood of $130,000,000. OIL AGREEMENTS REVISED BEIRUT, Lebanon (EP) — Lebanon has quadrupled its income from foreign oil companies by quietly negotiating new agreements with the Iraq Petroleum Co., and the Trans-Arabian Pipeline. As presented to Parliament for ratification, the new agreements will increase Lebanon's annual income from oil companies from $725,143 to $2,354,571. In case neighboring countries improve their agreements with pipeline companies, Lebanon's revenue will be increased automatically in proportion. In 1951 over 83 million watermelons were raised and consumed in the United States. Sanitation Districts Study Means Of Whittling Outfall Line Plans Engineers and county district directors today were studying means of altering the proposed new ocean outfall plans to make them fit the collective purse of the districts. At last night's meeting of the districts it was disclosed that bond money of the various districts earmarked for the outfall was not sufficient to cover the lowest bid received on the outfall contract. Healey Tibbets Company of San Francisco submitted the lowest bids on the 7000 foot marine section of the outfall. It bid $1,889,-162 on one alternate and $1,873,-052 on another. The Tibbits company was brought into the conference with engineers today in an effort to whittle down plans for the outfall to bring the cost within the amount of money available. Meanwhile, another committee of district directors appointed last night was working on the financial problem involved. Both committees are scheduled to report to an adjourned meeting of the boards Friday evening and if their reports are not ready at that time the meeting will be postponed until Monday. The sanitation districts are required to either award a contract or reject all bids by next Wednesday evening at the latest. They are expected to reject the two bids submitted for the 2100 foot of the land section of the line. These bids were vitually double the engineering cost estimate of $350,000. Macco construction company of Paramount bid $699,655; R. A. Watson of Hollywood, $646,570.50. Police Find Two Different Guns Used in Sniping LOS ANGELES (AP)—Ballistics tests show two guns were used in Tuesday's series of so-called "phantom sniper" shootings. Sheriff's officers said yesterday markings on the .22 bullet taken from the hip of Mrs. Vona Lauman, 24, San Gabriel, did not correspond with those on bullets found in the homes of two other women earlier that day. Sheriff's Sgt. Ray Hopkinson said he believed the shooting of Mrs. Lauman while she was mowing her yard was "definitely intentional." However, investigators indicated the other two shots into homes on the same day may have been stray bullets from hunters. BIG DAY FOR MARY of 52-day-old Mary Gbert Einstein Medical of her mother. The child was given up for dead, is Sobel. The child was birth but now weighs is Mrs. Kitty Hughes. Real Meat FRESH GROUND BEEF ALPHA BETA DEPENDABLE QUALITY 49¢ FOR OUTDOOR SHORE ARE CHOICE YOU CAN AF BOUND • U.S. Grade Good or Classics STEAKS ALPHA BETA RANCH 89¢ IPANA AMMONIATED Chlorophyll TOOTHPASTE 27¢ LARGE 59¢ MINT Wildroot CREAM OIL 2 TYPES 39¢ Skol Suntan Lotion BOOZEZ BOTTLE 69¢ C & H TEN POUND SACK SUGAR 93¢ Can with Canes! CHASE & SANBORN POUND CAN COFFEE 77¢ Another "Alphy" Special! TIDE Giant SIZE 69¢ LARGE SIZE 27¢ For Easier Wash days! SUNRICH OR ELNA GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 OZ. CAN 19¢ A Real Thirst Quencher! ALL THE INGREDIENTS YOU NEED FOR ICE CREAM FLOATS TIDE Giant Size 69¢ LARGE SIZE 27¢ For Easier Wash days! SUNRICH OR ELNA GRAPEFRUIT Juice 46 OZ. CAN 19¢ A Real Thirst Quicker! ALL THE INGREDIENTS YOU BEER FOR ICE CREAM FLOATS AND HOME MADE SOBAS AT YOUR ALPHA BETA LA VIDA BEVERAGES 22¢ BOTTLES 29¢ COCA COLA "The Power that Refreshes" CARTON OF SIX 37¢ DELAWARE PUNCH CARTON OF SIX 37¢ PEAS 303 CAN 10 OZ. 15¢ KIDNEY BEANS 303 CAN 10 OZ. 15£ SLICED BEETS 303 CAN 10 OZ. 16£ Fruit Cocktail NO. 1 CAN 15 OZ. 22£ T U N A CHUNKS AND G.O.Z. FLAKES CAN 28¢ TOP FROST Fruiter Foods 6 OZ. CONCENTRATE LEMONADE 10¢ 6 OZ. CONCENTRATE GRAPE JUICE 22¢ 12 OUNCE PLUS PEAS & CARROTS 20¢ DELICATESSEN Specials. PLAIN OR GARlic CROUTONS 3¼ OZ. JAR 29¢ PURITY ASSORTED FLAVORS CHEESE ROLLS 5 OZ. ROLL 29¢ WISCONSIN SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE IS 65¢ Notice: We Now Have MORE DOLLS! Due to the huge demand—We were sold out the first few days but now we have a larger supply so you may still get your Dolls of all Nations for only $7c and $10.00 in Alpha Beta Cash Register alips or $1.97 cash. Dolls of all Nations sell nationally at $2.50. Manager's Corner You know, I didn't know so many of my customers have freezers. But ever since we announced our frezer plan program there sure has been a lot of people using it. If you're not using the plan now pick up the new pamphlet I have here the next time you're in. It explains the whole deal. 406 E. Center St., Annelheim All Departments Daily, 9 to 8; Sunday, 9 to 6 AMPLE PARKING SPACE These prices effective in all Alpha Beta Food Markets First Helicopters To Fly Atlantic Arrive Safely PRESTWICK, Scotland (UP) — Two U.S. Army Silkorskys, the first helicopters to fly the Atlantic, arrived here today after a 3300 mile "hop-along" flight from Westover, Mass. The two flying windmills had taken off from Keflavik, Iceland, on the last and longest hop of their Atlantic flight. The experimental flight was launched by the Military Transport Service to test the feasibility of delivering helicopters to Europe by air. The planes started from Westover Air Base two weeks ago on a six-stop, 400 mile flight to Weisbaden, Germany. The big ships came hovering down here to make aviation history and break the official helicopter distance record by more than 200 miles. CHEMICAL "TERMITES" EAT HULL OF SHIP VANCOUVER, Canada (UP) — The hull of Vancouver's one-year-old fire boat is quickly disappearing. It was discovered the $300,000 vessel's steel plates had been eaten one-third through by electrolysis, the chemical decomposition of metals by galvanic or electric action. Great Values! OUTDOOR & INDOOR EATING WE ARE CHOICE MEAT VALUES U CAN AFFORD! EASTERN SPARE RIBS 37¢ lb. MEDIUM WEIGHT POKK ROAST 49¢ lb. CENTER CUT. SMOULDER SLICED • MISSISSippi Brand BACON EASTERN FLAVOR SMOKED 45¢ lb. MODESS PER. DE. 12 REAL OR SUPER 39¢ CHEER LARGE PR. GIANT PR. 27£ 69£ BUDGET PACK: CIRCH CAKE MIX 38¢ BURSHINE ONE POUND BOX 34¢ HI NO CRACKERS 23¢ PACIFIC ONE POUND BOX 23¢ STA CRISP CRACKERS 29¢ JAN-U-WIRE NO. 2 CAN VEGETABLE CHOP SUEY 29¢ Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLEs Ballistics and Hastlebled Vitamin Foods Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES We Advertise Our Finest Quality These Items Are Our Best Values LARGE SLICING TOMATOES 10¢ FOR COOL SALADS ON HOT DAYS COIT BRAND CANTALOUPES 8¢ SERVE WITH A SCOOP OF ICE CREAM U.S. NO. 1 WHITE ROSE POTATOES 10.49¢ IT'S POTATO SALAD TIME GOLDEN BANTAM CORN 5.25¢ FIRST QUALITY LONG EARS Sales tax collected on taxable items NO LIQUOR SOLD PRICES PERCTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT. JULY 31, AUG. 1, 2 Better Living ON SALE NOW 5¢ OUT COUNTIES