anaheim-gazette 1952-08-28

Low Salary Scale Delays English Atomic Program LONDON (UP)—Britain's atomic arms program is being held up because the government's atomic scientists don't make enough money on all-party parliamentary committee reported today. Qualified scientists prefer to work for private industry at higher wages. The report of the select committee on estimates urged the government to raise salaries and improve working conditions for its atomic experts. A top government scientist can get 2000 pounds — $5600 a year—good pay compared with average British salaries but small in comparison with the 3000 pounds, $8400, or more that industrial companies offer ordinary research men. CONQUER YOUR CONSTIPATION A remarkable medical discovery is offered in McCoy's Norm Tabs. You can quickly conquer your constipation and restore regularity. No violent purging—no fuss—nothing to mix. McCoy's Norm Tabs create a soft gel bulk and give you comfortable bowel movements. They are harmless to take over any length of time and the dose never has to be increased. Easily carried in your purse, 21 Tabs 25s. 20 Tabs $1.00. 100 Tabs $2.00. On sale at McCoy's Drug Store, 100 W. Center, Anaheim. NEW ADDITION—Gazette Advertising Director, E. B. Brown, helps workmen from the John O'Kane Cabinet shop install a new advertising layout table. The new addition is part way at The right are Casey. San Diego Out of Small Fry Series WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (P) — Monongahela and Hackensack, the pick of Pennsylvania's and New Jersey's small boy baseball teams, clash in a semi-final tie at the Little League World Series here today. The winner will face Norwalk Conn., in the final of the sixth annual competition here tomorrow. Let's take a H IF YOU'RE ANYTHING LIKE ALPHY THEN YOU ARE GETTING READY FOR THE LAST THREE DAY WEEKEND OF THE YEAR. LET ALPHY TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR PICNIC NEEDS WHETHER IT'S FOR AN OUTING OR THE BACK YARD Remember, When You Shop With ALPHY—You Save. ARMOUR'S LUNCHEON MEAT 12 oz. Can TREET QUICK, DELICIOUS SANDWICHES 39¢ LINDSAY LARGE RIPE PITTED No. 1 Tall Can OLIVES A PICNIC IS NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT 'EM 25¢ SLA GOLD "NO. ½ CAN" TUNA FOR YOUR SALADS AND SANDWICHES 19¢ GOOD HOUSEKEEPING COLORED Pkg. of 80 NAPKINS FOR THOSE STICKY FINGERS 10¢ ALPHA BETA RANCH Meats WITH MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE! ALPHA BETA RANCH • U.S. GRADE GOOD OR CHOICE ROASTS BLADE CHUCK 59¢ lb. IOWA BRAND • 6 TO 8-POUND AVERAGE PICNICS Deliciously Smoked 43¢ lb. FRESH DRESSED HERE ARE MANY SPECIALS IN DELICATESSEN DE TO MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY MOR WIENERS PICKLE & PEPPER KOSHER STYLE S FRESH LIVER S DILL PICKLE MACARONI S POTATO SA COLE SLA MUSTARD HOT DAWC WITH MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE! ALPHA BETA RANGH • U.S. GRADE GOOD OR CHOICE ROASTS BLACE CHUCK 59¢ lb IOWA BRAND • 6 TO 8-POUND AVERAGE PICNICS Deliciously Smoked 43¢ lb FRESH DRESSED RABBITS LOCAL FRYERS 59¢ lb EASTERN • 3 TO 5-POUND AVERAGE SPARE RIBS 39¢ lb KINGAN'S CIRCLE "K" BACON SLICED 1 POUND SELF-SERVICE PKG 49¢ lb LITTLE SMOKIE LINKS SAUSAGE OSCAR MAYER 18-OZ PKG 59¢ oz Health and Beauty Alds at Budget Prices MAST PRICE SALE! WOODBURY SHAMPOO Regular $1.00 Slim $50¢ MEDIUM—SOFT—HARD TEK TOOTHBRUSHES $29¢ PANA AMMONATED CHLOROPHYLL TOOTHPASTE $37¢ Managers Corner: Say, did you know about our Scra-aound discount when you buy delicatessen foods in bulk? Buy there's a way to really save. Ask me about it next time you're in—I'd be glad to explain it to you. COFFEE 79¢ per cup TOUR GUIDE OF KIT OF COFFEE GRADES AT THIS GRADE LOW-FRANCE WEIGHT OF THE WEEK SALES TAX COLLECTED ON FAXABLE ITEMS NO LIQUOR SOLD PRICES EFFECTIVE Aug. 28, 29, 30 THURSDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY ALPHA BETA First in Foods 510 W. Center St., Anaheim Mon., Tues., Wed., and Thurs., 9 to 6 Fri. and Sat., 9 to 8—Closed Sunday AMPLE PARKING These prices effect Alpha Beta Food ALL ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS WILL BE CLOSED Summer Squall Hits Los Angeles, Blows Trees Down LOS ANGELES (AP) — A summer squall swept through the metropolitan area today with gusty winds and brief hard showers in some sections. Trees and signs were blown down in several areas. The storm, developing offshore, caught even the weather man by surprise. He had predicted clear weather and a high of 92. There was no indication that the disturbance would cut down the temperature. Skies cleared after the squall passed. It was marked by a black cloud which some observers saw as funnel shaped, cutting a mile-wide path from the seashore to the mountains. Light showers were reported at Santa Barbara, Avalon and in the mountains. Yesterday's high of 91 and today's predicted top still are short of the summer maximum of 93, recorded July 27. One thing this morning's gusts accomplished was to blow away an arly accumulation of smog, which has been particularly heavy for several days. TOKYO (AP) — Two explosions which Kyodo News Agency said may have been caused by small bombs dropped accidentally by U.S. warplanes early today shattered 30 windows in an unoccupied schoolhouse 70 miles northwest of Tokyo. About the same time a similarly unexplained explosion occurred in a nickel plant 10 miles north of Tokyo. Norwalk, representing the New England district which produced last year's Stamford, Conn., Little League World champions, nosed out San Diego, Calif., in the first semi-final game last night, 2-1, in seven innings. Seey's small boy baseball flash in a semi-final tilt little League World Seri-today. Inner will face Norwalk, in the final of the sixth competition here tomorrow. England district which produced last year's Stamford, Conn., Little League World champions, nosed out San Diego, Calif., in the first semi-final game last night, 2-1, in seven innings. Naval Vessel For First British PERTH, Australia UPF British and Australian naval ships have assembled at the Bello islands for a test air's first atomic weapon. The test at the unhallowed ocean islands about northeast of Onslow, a seAustralian port, is being cret. But there are indicies will take place soon, per September and in October ports say any tests must fore November, when soon season starts. The British admiral warned shipping and air keep clear of an area square miles encircling the Bello islands. It is thought that the mission is to explode an bomb, and possibly test atomic weapons. It is known Britain has been preparing the tests for five years. No foreign observers have invited, but British parish leaders may fly out to attend the full cost of the test exceed $22,200,000. The operation is under the command of the British with Prime Minister Churchill in overall commander of the tests. Adm. A. D. Torlesse. British ministry of supplies will work under the command of Dr. William G. Penn. It has been claimed that Penney has designed a boat entirely new detonating it more efficient than an erican bomb. There were reports of atomic scientists being aboard flagship Compania when from Portsmouth. The weapon was also said been in the ship. The British tank landing Narvik and Zeebrugge have working at the Monte Bello April. The Monte Bello island World War II were used as by Japanese pearl fish Apart from that they have uninhabited. About 800 miles north of they comprise about 750 miles made up of three real lands and hundreds of island. The Monte Bello island Barrow island, 20 miles south, are the only land within the limits of the CARONI SALAD 25¢ TATO SALAD 25¢ LE SLAW 25¢ STARD 17¢ DAWG RELISH 29¢ TOP FROST PROTEIN—OZ. PKG. FRENCH FRIES 20¢ 4-OZ. CONCENTRATED—MAKES 1 QUART ORANGE JUICE 16¢ ALPHA BETA-3-JUICE TIN CHICKEN PIES 29¢ THREE-POUND CAN SHORTENING 71¢ NO. 2% CAN—148.14OZ. PORK & BEANS 20¢ LARGE 46-OZ. CAN ORANGE JUICE 31¢ Health and Beauty Aids at Budget Prices Begun $1.00 Dust LAND $29.00 USHES $37.00 STE Court Size, $99 Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES WE ADVERTISE OUR Finest Quality GOIT BRAND PERSIAN MELONS 5¢ lb. DELICIOUS FOR BREAKFAST U.S. NO. 1 RUSSETS 10 lbs. 49¢ FINE FOR POTATO SALAD CALIFORNIA'S FINEST BELLEFLEUR APPLES 4 lbs. 25¢ Take Some Along for the Picnic RADISHES and GREEN ONIONS 2 lbs. 5¢ For Crispier, Flavorful Salads AMPLE PARKING SPACE se prices effective in all Daha Beta Food Markets 406 E. Center St., Anaheim Daily, 9 to 8; Sunday, 9 to 6 All Departments BE CLOSED LABOR DAY, MONDAY, SEPT. 1ST. Anaheim Marina Serving in Korea FIRST MARINE AIR WING, Korea (Delayed)- ing here with the ground dintercept squadron is Mast Paul P. Gal, USMC, son and Mrs. Peter Gal of 2820ney ave., and hurband oWanita Gal of 724 South Parkall of Anaheim, Calif. The squadron is responsi maintaining a 24-hour air warning system through the of a radar network, directi craft control and aiding locots. Tully Funeral Services Announcement Funeral services for Frant Tully whose death occurred yesterday morning at the home, 134 Main st., Placentia be conducted from the Hilg chapel tomorrow at 2 o'clock Chester J. Padgett, pastor of vary church of Placentia, w ficiate and burial will foll Loma Vista Memorial Park BACK CAMPBELL KAULB Mortua Phone 3251 N. La ST. PAUL, Minn. — BLAST WRECKS HOUSE, INJURES 3—Three persons were hurt Wednesday when an explosion toppled this house and badly damaged the adjoining one. Firemen said they believed an accumulation of leaking gas caused the upheaval. AP WIREPHOTO Naval Vessels, Equipment Assembled For First British Atomic Tests PERTH, Australia (UP)—Eleven British and Australian naval vessels have assembled at the Monte Bello islands for a test of Britain's first atomic weapon. LOS ANGELES (UP)—The Automobile Club predicts 20 motorists will be killed over the Labor Day weekend in Southern California. Last year 14 died and even greater traffic is expected this holiday. Naval Vessels, Equipment Assembled For First British Atomic Tests PERTH, Australia (UP)—Eleven British and Australian naval vessels have assembled at the Monte Bello islands for a test of Britain's first atomic weapon. The test at the uninhabited Indian ocean islands about 83 miles northeast of Onslow, a small west Australian port, is being kept secret. But there are indications it will take place soon, possibly in September and in October. Experts say any tests must end before November, when the monsoon season starts. The British admiralty has warned shipping and aircraft to keep clear of an area of 23,500 square miles encircling the Monte Bello islands. It is thought that the British mission is to explode an atomic bomb, and possibly test other atomic weapons. It is known that Britain has been preparing for the tests for five years. No foreign observers have been invited, but British parliamentary leaders may fly out to attend. The full cost of the tests may exceed $22,200,000. The operation is under the command of the British admiralty with Prime Minister Winston Churchill in overall command. The commander of the tests is Rear Adm. A. D. Torlesse. British ministry of supply scientists will work under the direction of Dr. William G. Penney. It has been claimed that Dr. Penney has designed a bomb with an entirely new detonator, making it more efficient than the American bomb. There were reports of 200 atomic scientists being aboard the Anglo-Ship Company when it sailed from Portsmouth. The atomic weapon was also said to have been in the ship. The British tank landing ships Survik and Zeebrugge have been working at the Monte Bellos since April. The Monte Bello islands before World War II were used as a base Japanese pearl fishermen start from that they have been inhabited. About 800 miles north of Perth, they comprise about 75 square miles made up of three main islands and hundreds of islets. The Monte Bello islands and arrow island, 20 miles to the north, are the only land areas within the limits of the danger zone. LOS ANGELES (UP)—The Automobile Club predicts 20 motorists will be killed over the Labor Day weekend in Southern California. Last year 14 died and even greater traffic is expected this holiday. ANAHEIM LUMBER YARDS CLOSED SATURDAY – AUGUST 30 and MONDAY – SEPT. 1 – LABOR DAY WALT TAYLOR LUMBER CO. PATTEN-BLINN LUMBER CO. GIBBS LUMBER CO. GANAHL LUMBER CO. Back to School! Send your children back to school dressed in the attrac- ...in RED GOOSE SHOES! 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