anaheim-gazette 1952-10-09

GETTING ABOUT IN A HURRY—Passenger craft, with hydraulically-operated "wings" which lift hull from water, churns up Lake Lucerne, Switzerland, at 50 miles an hour. More Talent Added to YMCA Hollywood Day Tony Curtis, a top-Hollywood favorite, with the teenage crowd, is the latest star to be added to the sparkling cast at the 20th annual Y-day in Hollywood variety show Oct. 18, Anaheim youngsters who will attend learned this week. General Secretary Tommy Thomason said that the Hollywood YMCA sponsors of the all Extended Telephone Service Studied In Assoc. Chambers Committee Meet The newly appointed Telephone study committee of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange county met last night with their chairman, Sam Lyons, at the Reliance Title Co., in Santa Ana, with the association represented by President Howard Crooke. Chairman Lyons introduced executives from the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., as he explained this committee is not investigating the county were local representatives who asked questions of the phone company officials. They will be answered in writing at the Oct. 22 meeting, to start at 7:30 p.m. Harold W. Smith represented Anheim; Alfred E. Arnold, Cypress Mrs. Julian Black, Stanton; Mr. Elizabeth Gelpi, Westminster and J. C. Marks was present as executive secretary of the county Farm Bureau. Added to YMCA Hollywood Day Tony Curtis, a top-Hollywood favorite, with the teenage crowd, is the latest star to be added to the sparkling cast at the 20th annual Y-day in Hollywood variety show Oct. 18, Anaheim youngsters who will attend learned this week. General Secretary Tommy Thomason said that the Hollywood YMCA, sponsors of the all-day event, also informed him that the prize list so far includes a television set, a stove, bicycles, wrist watches, athletic equipment, radios, sport shirts and jackets. "The prizes will be awarded in such a way that everybody who attends will have a chance of winning," he added. More than 14,000 boys, girls and adults are expected to attend the event from all over California, Arizona and Nevada. Also slated for the festivities is the Stanford - UCLA football game at Los Angeles Memorial coliseum. Other stars who will appear in the Hollywood bowl variety show include Art Linkletter, Bob Crosby, Guy Madison, Liberace, Andy Levine, Jack Bailey and several other "big name" Hollywood stars who will be announced as soon as shooting schedules are cleared. Thomason called on youngsters to hurry an get applications for the essay contest and talent competition, as entries close soon. Tickets which include transportation, lunch, the variety show and football game are $2.50, and can be obtained at the "Y." In Assoc. Chambers Committee Meet The newly appointed Telephone study committee of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange county met last night with their chairman, Sam Lyons, at the Reliance Title Co., in Santa Ana, with the association represented by President Howard Crooke. Chairman Lyons introduced executives from the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., as he explained this committee is not investigating the telephone company but will further one of the major aims of the associated and Orange county Farm Bureau's to institute extended service and to promote better understanding between the company and its customers. Among the representatives of all the chambers of commerce in Ernest Sigisby Dies in LB Mr. Ernest P. Sigisby, 65, died yesterday at Long Beach Community hospital. A native of Crystal, Mich., he had been a resident of Anaheim five years, living at 520 N. Los Angeles st. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. John Nash of Klamath Falls, Ore., and a sister, Mrs. Hazel Sinclade of Portland, Ore. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary tomorrow at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Howard S. Congdon officiating. Interment will follow in Hillside Cemetery, Redlands. IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago October 1877 It was reported on the train last evening that the telegraph wires between Los Angeles and San Francisco were cut yesterday. The A. and P. line was still working last night. A letter was received from Adolph Rimpau yesterday evening. He is at Parawan, Utah, and reports his sheep in good condition. The locality is an extreme healthy one for stock there being an abundance of good grass and show-ago. It pays a salary of $12,000 per year as against a salary of $5,000 per year for the position of state engineer. In his new capacity Bailey will direct the construction of a huge water project involving an ultimate expenditure of $10,000,000. Supervisor William Schumacher, chairman of the board of supervisors, has begun the erection of one of the finest ranch homes in the county on his place on Dale ave., near Buena Park. The house will cost $25,000. M. Eugene Durfee is the architect and John A. It was reported on the train last evening that the telegraph wires between Los Angeles and San Francisco were cut yesterday. The A. and P. line was still working last night. A letter was received from Adolph Rimpau yesterday evening. He is at Parawan, Utah, and reports his sheep in good condition. The locality is an extreme healthy one for stock there being an abundance of good grass and showers of rain nearly every day. The people, however, are very poor, there being literally no money in the country. 50 Years Ago October 1902 A 7000-pound safe beloning to the Luedke estate was being moved out of a place of business on Center st. some days ago by Truckman Gade when it toppled over and fell upon the sidewalk. Fortunately it fell upon no one, although a crowd of the curious stood about witnessing the moving. It fell upon the knob and it was at first thought to be badly damaged, but on righting its discovery was made that it had not been injured. The safe was purchased by Mr. Barborka and was moved into his jewelry store. The Democratic county central committee has appointed the following campaign committees: Executive, A. C. Bowers, W. N. Baker, D. M. Robblins, N. Nisson, Santa Ana; L. G. Hoskins, Tustin; Hugh Day, Orange; W. H. Bentley, Westminster. Finance George A. Edgar, J. A. Turner, George W. Minter, Henry Rutherford, Santa Ana; J. J. Schneider, Anaheim. Speakers, Honer G. Ames, M. Nisson, W. F. Heathman, Santa Ana. 25 Years Ago October 1927 Paul Bailey, state engineer and past director of the department of public works, has resigned to accept a position as chief engineer of the Orange county flood control district. Bailey was offered the post by the Orange county board of supervisors several weeks Supervisor William Schumacher, chairman of the board of supervisors, has begun the erection of one of the finest ranch homes in the county on his place on Dale ave., near Buena Park. The house will cost $25,000. M. Eugene Durfee is the architect and John A. Volz was given the contract for its construction. Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher have lived on their ranch for 22 years. The ranch comprises 100 acres of land, 75 acres of which are planted to full bearing valencia orange trees. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Riuteel and small son, Wallace, returned on Thursday last from a six weeks' tour of the middle west. The party traveled 5600 miles. On the return trip they spent some time in the Grand canyon. Mrs. Lloyd C. Bailey of San Francisco and a former resident of this city, was in town last week, the guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne A. Gauer and three children of 212 North Helena st., returned on Sunday from a delightful fortnight's vacation at Lake Arrowhead. Mrs. Thomas Scott left on Monday for Kansas City where she will visit for two weeks with relatives of Mr. Scott. She will return via Santa Cruz in company of Mr. Scott's sister who will remain in that city. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hilleary and two sons returned this week from Anaheim Landing where they spent the summer at their seaside home. NEW YORK (P)—Here are the seven-game figures for the World Series: Attendance—340,906. Receipts net—$1,622,753.01. Players' pool first four games only—$500,003.38. Commissioner's share — Clubs' and leagues' share—$879,336.79. ROASTS TAFT—John L. B Mine Workers of America just before starting his key ers convention at Cincinnati roasted Cincinnati's Sen. R the senator "the articulate pessive wealth in America. Bidder Released From Contract After Error Found The low bidder was too low. He bid himself right out of profit, he complained. So today, Howard Remshaw o Santa Ana got out of a low bid offered for building a cement block building for storing the county's records. He told County Counsel Joe Ogle that he forgot to include the costs of electrical wiring, and proved it by submitting his figure sheets. The county counsel ruled that, in case of "an honest error," the county could let the bid to another builder, so Gilber McKenzie, of Santa Ana, got the job for $19,350. His bid was $2627 higher than Remshaw's. NEW YORK (P)—Steve Elsen hauer, Navy guard, is the lineman of the week. A husky 200-pounder, Eisenhauer today easily won the first Associated Press lineman poll of 1952 for his standout performance as the unbeaten Middies wallope Directors Plan Access Roads to Hoag Hospital That the Hong Memorial Hospital-Presbyterian is filling a great need, is demonstrated daily. One week after opening its doors, over 50 persons were occupying patients rooms. Today, three weeks after opening, 62 are in the hospital. The hospital has been responsible for saving at least one life already, following an accident in which one injured person lost so much blood that had he not been put into the hospital within a few minutes, he could not have survived. As it was, with immediate medical attention, quick service with all the necessary supplies, transfusion, etc., a life was saved. Easier access to the hospital will be available after completion of the freeway from the Arches at Newport Beach to 20th street, Costa Mesa. Work is expected to start soon on this section of road, another major link in the state highway system which carries heavy traffic loads at all times. A road direct from the freeway to the hospital will be built over a private right of way provided by the hospital board. Other road plans are in the making. One to connect with the Coast highway over an extension of Superior is being studied and has received approval of state and county officials. Time is especially important in accident cases. It is also an important factor in cases of needed medical attention. Hong Presbyterian hospital authorities are directing a lot of attention to betterment of travel facilities to and from the hospital. MCR Unit Seeks To Organize Band Capt. J. R. Fisher, USMC, inspector - instructor of the 52nd special infantry company, USMC of the ammunition and net depot at Seal Beach, announces that authority has been received to organize a marine band section with that unit. Musicians between the ages of 17 and 32 years old are urged to contact the inspector-instrutor's office for full details. This band presents an excellent opportunity for younger musicians to gain valuable experiences in connection with military marching bands. Capt. Fisher stated that all instruments will be furnished and that later on a dance band will be organized. The inspector-instrutor's office may be contacted by calling Long Beach 9-9837. INVERNESS, Scotland (UK)—The Royal Air Force today officially listed three of its airmen killed and 11 others believed dead in the crash of a four-engine Shackleton plane in the sea off Northern Scotland. CHURCH JUKE BOX—a member of the choir Harrison, N. J., is show the juke box installed play hymns for visitors. The juke box for backgroom operate it, was the locator Bornhoeft, a reserve ADA paid for the installation. QUALITY CONTROLLED MEAT... Jim Holve Gets UC Scholarship James Henry Holve of Anaheim has been awarded an alumni scholarship for entering students by the University of California, the University's Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships announced today. He is a freshman student in chemistry on the Berkeley campus of the University. This award is largely based on scholastic achievement and represents a "real distinction," the university committee said. PROPER AGING MAKES THE BIG DIFFERENCE IN MEAT VALUE TODAY! Instead of being sent immediately to market, the meat you buy at Safeway is held in Safeway's exclusive meat plant until it reaches eating perfection. By providing proper conditions of temperature and humidity Safeway aids natural aging process. Important changes take place that improve the eating quality of the meat you buy, in tenderness, in flavor, in juiciness. BEEF RIB ROASTS ... at their very best. You'll agree after your family has sampled this "pride cut" of the Safeway meat plant that a more succulent and flavorful piece of meat has never graced your table. CHUCK ROAST SHOULDER POT ROAST Cut from U. S. graded Choice beef. (Arm Cut lb., 59c.) BRISKET CORNED BEEF PLATE BOILING BEEF GROUND BEEF Freshly made from selected beef and packed in Visking. lb. 49¢ STOP BULBSNATCHING! Stock up today on G-E light globes. 15, 25-watt 40, 60-watt 75, 100-watt each 14¢ each 15¢ each 18¢ Less 20% on $5 order; 25% on $15 ALBERS QUICK OATS 20-oz. 16¢ 3-lb. 32¢ STOP BULBSNATCHING! Stock up today on G-E light globes. 15, 25-watt 40, 60-watt 75, 100-watt each 14¢ each 15¢ each 18¢ Less 20% on $5 order; 25% on $15 ALBERS QUICK OATS 20-oz. pkg. 16¢ 3-lb. pkg. 33¢ QUAKER QUICK OATS 20-oz. pkg. 16¢ 3-lb. pkg. 33¢ Use special coupon, save 75c on nylons. DEVILED HAM Underwood's original. can 19¢ SUNNY HILLS BEANS Large Lima, Pinto, Small White, Large White, or Pink. In Cello. High in protein. bag 13¢ 2-lb. bag 25¢ DER Released 合同 Contract Error Found now bidder was too low. and himself right out of a one complained. Day, Howard Remshaw of na got out of a low bid for building a cement building for storing the records. Old County Counsel Joel he forgot to include the electrical wiring, and by submitting his figurets. The county counsel hat, in case of "an honest the county could let the other builder, so Gilbert ce, of Santa Ana, got the $19,350. His bid was $2mer than Remshaw's. YORK (T)—Steve Eisennavy guard, is the lineman week. sky 200-pounder, Eisenday easily won the first Press lineman poll of his standout performance unbeaten Middies walloped Cornell, 31-7, Saturday. SAC Courses Get VA Approval The California state department of education officially approved all courses offered by Santa Ana college in both day and evening divisions for the Korean veteran educational program. Director Daniel C. McNaughton revealed today. Under public law 550 which provides for such benefits, specific approval must be made for all institutions both public and private before returning GT's can be certified for benefits while in attendance at college. Some 45 Korean veterans are presently enrolled at the college under the federal benefits plan, while World war II veterans so enrolled now total about 35. Peak of the World war II veterans under the GT program was refached in the fall of 1947 when 307 of 560 veterans registering at the college took advantage of the educational benefits. FRUITS AND VEGETA PIPPIN APPLE Large size. For cooking, eating. LETTUCE NORTHERN GROWN Clean, sweet solid heads. Fresh cut. MELONS PERSIAN VARIETY Fresh DATES New Crop Deglet Noor variety. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., OCT. 9, 10, 11, 1952. AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail price on taxable items. YOUR NEAREST SAFEW THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1934 Anaheim Gazette — 5 CHURCH JUKE BOX—Bernice Sprengel, of Nutley, N. J., member of the choir at St. John's Lutheran church at Harrison, N. J., is shown with remote control selector for the juke box installed in the choir loft of the church to play hymns for visitors who enter the church for prayer. The juke box for background music, with no coins needed to operate it, was the idea of the pastor, Rev. Theodore P. Cornhoeft, a reserve Army chaplain. An anonymous donor paid for the installation. Gamblers Sued For Unpaid Rent A superior court suit for unpaid rent was directed today against W. L. Robertson, Seal Beach publisher and alleged gambling kingpin, who with W. W. Perr allegedly owes $1500 for three month' rental of a building at 109 Main st., Seal Beach. Albert R. Leonard, a one-time city councilman at Seal Beach, filed the action by alleging that the arrearage in rent is recent; he explained that the building was leased Jan 1, 1951, and rentals were paid regularly until now. Both Robertson and Perr were sued individually, and as business partners. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone $200 251 N. Lemon From SAFEWAY'S Exclusive Meat Plant! KES E IN AY! diately t Safeclusive eating proper and huaging take g qualtender- (Above) Quarters of U.S. Choice beef in meat plant. (Right) Checking beef rib roasts on aging racks. RIB ROAST lb. 83¢ AST SHOULDER POT ROAST BLADE CUT lb. 55¢ Beef. (Arm Cut lb., 59c.) MILD CURE, BONELESS SERVE HOT OR COLD lb. 69¢ G BEEF CUT FROM U. S. CHOICE GOV'T GRADED BEEF lb. 19¢ Beef Liver Silicon or in the place Tender, fine flavor Beef Hearts Salmon Fillet Ocean caught pan ready 73¢ 39¢ 53¢ Special Values in Grocery Section CRISCO VEGETABLE SHORTENING 3-lb. can 75¢ For baking and frying. We redeem Crisco coupons. LUNCHEON MEAT Kingan K-P brand. Excellent for quick meals. 12-oz. can 35¢ STAR KIST TUNA Chunk style. (Solid pack, 7-oz. can, 31c.) Note low prices. 6½-oz. can 25¢ APPLE BUTTER Catalina brand. Excellent spread for bread. 28-oz. jar 19¢ LUNCHEON MEAT Kingan K-P brand. Excellent for quick meals. STAR KIST TUNA Chunk style. (Solid pack, 7-oz. can, 31c.) Note low prices. APPLE BUTTER Catalina brand. Excellent spread for bread. EDWARDS COFFEE Vacuum pack. Choice of grinds (2-lb. can, 1.52). NOB HILL COFFEE Finest quality. (2-lb. bag, 1.41.) 1-lb. bag 72¢ AIRWAY COFFEE Mild and mellow. (2-lb. bag, 1.36.) 1-lb. bag 69¢ HIGHWAY PINEAPPLE Half slices. 20-oz. can 21¢ 29-oz. can 25¢ SNOW FLAKE SODAS National Biscuit's salted crackers. 1-lb. pkg. 21¢ AND VEGETABLES APPLES cooking, eating. lb. 5¢ ICE NORTHERN GROWN lb. 7¢ NS PERSIAN VARIETY lb. 4¢ DATES at Noor variety. 1-lb. pkg. 23¢ BAKERY SPECIAL FUDGE-ICED GOLD CAKE You'll love it, baked the better. Curtsy "home ingredient" way! K-Cake Reg. 30¢ SPECIAL 33¢ Whole Cake 63¢ SAFEWAY NEAREST SAFEWAY, 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM