anaheim-gazette 1952-10-16

Savage Fighting Sti ANAHEIM Daily The Anaheim Gazette Was Established In 1870 As A Weekly And Is Anaheim's First Newspa VOLUME LXXXI ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCT Blackmail Charges Hurle CHINATOWN GREETS STEVENSON — nominee (arrow). Stevenson made CHINATOWN GREETS STEVENSON — nominee (arrow). Stevenson made Chinatown appearance after delivering political address before an estimated 000 persons at the Cow Palace. Adlai Lashes out at Ike’s ‘Crusade,’ Gets Enthusiastic Welcome in Frisco WITH STEVENSON IN CALIFORNIA (UP) — Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson's campaign showed signs of catching fire today as he hashed out with fresh vigor against Dwight D. Eisenhower's “crusade.” Flushed with the enthusiasm of his biggest and noisiest campaign meeting—in San Francisco last night—the Democratic presidential nominee accused Eisenhower of attempting to ride two political horses in California. Scoffing at what Eisenhower calls his “crusade,” Stevenson said his Republican opponent had felt it necessary to take different positions in different states. The Illinois governor declared in a speech prepared for delivery from the Capitol steps in Sacramento; “Here in California he has tried the delicate job of being both a Warren Republican and a Nixon Republican.” Stevenson repeated a virtual endorsement of Republican Gov. Earl Warren—an endorsement that won applause from a Democratic audience which bulged San Francisco’s Cow Palace. The same audience, the most responsive he has had in his travels, booed lustily when he mentioned the name of Eisenhower’s vice presidential running mate, Sen. Richard M. Nixon of California. Stevenson said today Warren is “A Republican leader I respect—an honest, wise man who knows that the purpose of government is to serve people.” Warren now is campaigning for Eisenhower. He made his capitol office available for Stevenson’s use in Sacramento today. Slick Chicks’ Radio Appearance Slated The Miss Slick Chick winners of 1952 will carry the message of the Anaheim Halloween Festival to the radio airwaves tomorrow and Saturday. Frances Hurtado, Miss Slick Chick of 1952, will be a guest on the Johnny Grant show, KMPC, Friday, 3:35 to 4:00 p.m. Miss Hurtado and Slick Chicks Ruth Hamie and Delores Pool will appear Saturday night from 10 to 11 on KFVD’s Les Paul and Mary Ford show. Hollywood Hands Set to Help Gov. Stevenson LOS ANGELES (UP) — Several top Hollywood hands will help Gov. Adlai Stevenson make his second and probably final pitch tonight for the heavy Los Angeles area vote. Humphrey Bogart and his Missus, Lauren Bacall, are scheduled to head the film stars appearing at the Shrine Auditorium for Stevenson’s major speech, one of three the Democratic candidate will make here today. Two other husband and wife teams—Paul Douglas-Jan Sterling and Tony Curtis-Janet Leight—are expected to lend their support. Mercedes McCambridge, Barry Couple Arrest For Passing Phony Checks Charged with passing fictitious checks amounting to nearly $1 million in Anaheim and other cities Orange county and Southern California; Mrs. Adell Smith, Hollydale, yesterday was into custody by Santa Ana at her home, where her “cow-law” husband, William R. Snydr was arrested last Monday similar charge. Policewoman Bertha Ander and Detective Sgt. Harold E. Santa Ana did not arrest her day because she has three children and is expecting and Snyder is father of the young child, police said. Yesterday Mrs. Smith brought into Santa Ana Ju-court, where she waived preliminary hearing on the check ch-ard and was released on her recognizance. She was ordered appear Oct. 24 at 10 a.m. for reargument in Superior Court Santa Ana, the same time see Snyder’s arraignment. The woman is said to havemitted passing several checks herself, and writing checks which Snyder passed they traveled through South California. Two More Names Added to Chestnut Club responsive he has had in his travels, booed lustily when he mentioned the name of Eisenhower's vice presidential running mate, Sen. Richard M. Nixon of California. Stevenson said today Warren is "A Republican leader I respect—an honest, wise man who knows that the purpose of government is to serve people." Warren now is campaigning for Eisenhower. He made his capitol office available for Stevenson's use in Sacramento today. Stevenson said last night that Nixon had proposed an investigation of the "extravagant charges" made against Gen. George C. Marshall, Eisenhower's good friend, adding: "As for Nixon, we would take his enthusiasm for investigation and disclosure more seriously if Anaheim Lions Club Honors Charter Members on Thirtieth Anniversary Thirty years of activity in Anaheim's civic and social life were celebrated last night by Anaheim Lions club at a banquet held in Anaheim Elks club cafe. President Ray Reafsnyder welcomed the members and guests from Anaheim and out of town. He introduced Mayor Charles Pearson of Anaheim, a charter member of the club, who introduced the speaker of the evening, Dr. Arthur G. Coons, also a charter member and president of Occidental college. Dr. Coons spoke on "Lionism and Education." Marshall E. Beebe, a charter member, introduced three active charter members, Victor G. Lolly, Ernest Ganahl and Mayor Pearson, and five inactive charter members, Dr. Coons, Charles Myers, and Peter Palm both of Anaheim. Joe Elliott of Huntington Beach, and Kurt Epstein of Anaheim. Dr. Merrill W. Hollingsworth of Santa Ana, another charter member, was absent due to illness. Visiting dignitaries included the following Lions club presidents: Lee Smith of Santa Ana, Ival Baumgardner of Fullerton, Clay Juneman of Buena Park, Harry Terrell of Garden Grove, and Rex Hoover of Laguna Beach. They were introduced by charter member, Ernest Ganahl. District officers of the Lions club present, introduced by Leavitt Ford, included Governor Elmont H. Place, San Bernardino; Deputy Governor Fred Hickman, Seal Beach; Zone Chairman Calvin Pebley, Stanton, and Zone Chairman Al Hastie of Laguna Beach. Governor Place brought greetings from Lions International and awarded 30-year pins to Mayor Pearson, Lolv, Gannah, Beebe and Joe C. Elliott of Huntington Beach. Sam Hilgenfeld received a 25-year pin and congratulations on 23 years of perfect attendance. Vic LaMont, sr., secretary of the local club, received a 20-year pin. He has 17 years of perfect attendance behind him. Richard C. Glover and Leavitt Ford received 20-year pins. Humphrey Bogart and his Missus, Lauren Bacall, are scheduled to head the film stars appearing at the Shrine Auditorium for Stevenson's major speech, one of three the Democratic candidate will make here today. Two other husband and wife teams—Paul Douglas-Jan Sterling and Tony Curtis-Janet Leight—are expected to lend their support. Mercedes McCambridge, Barry Sullivan, Robert Ryan, Richard Wildmark and Benay Venuta are other movie celebrities lined up by the Democrats. Gov. Stevenson's speech at 9 p.m. will be broadcast and televised locally ECA-ABC. At 7:30 p.m. he will make a special TV speech over KTTV and a nationwide Dumont hookup. Two More Names Added to Chestnut Century Club The Century club of Anaheim Community chest today had reed 36 members with the addition of two new names. Local groups and individuals come members of the club by tributing $100 or more to current fund drive of the Cemetery chest. The members are: Anaheim Kiwanis club. Mr. and Mrs. J Ben Kaulba. Rev. and Mrs. Chester Fenix Essex Wire Corp. A Friend. Mr. and Mrs. J. J Dwyer. Bridgford Meat Packing Co. A Friend. Walter Knott's Berry Farm. Home Oil Co. Northrop Aircraft Co. Savings, Building & Loan A Smith-Reafsnyder Furniture Co. Anaheim Building & Loan A Silzle Corp. Bank of America. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Butterbaugh. Hurst Jewelry Co. The Neville Co. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoskin S.Q.R. store. Carl's Drive-in. Security National bank. A Friend. US Industrial Chemicals, Inc. Rex Construction Co. Marco Industries. A Friend. Mutual Citrus Products Co. Anaheim Assistance league Rinshed-Mason Co. A Friend. J. C. Penney Co. Elementary Teachers' club. General Electric Corp. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Merrick Still Rages Over Rugged Daily GAZETTE California, Thursday, October 16, 1952 $ Cents per Copy 80 Cents per Month No. 251 Hurled in Bridgford Trial Receivers of Stolen Meat Accuse Co-Defendants of Armed Threats Sensational charges of armed threats and blackmail were hurled in the Bridgford packing plant robbery trial at Santa Ana today, as the defendants arrested for the $17,000 theft of meat and equipment turned on one another in court, and Jack Goldberg claimed he and his partner, Morris Goldstein, of Pasadena, were forced to receive the stolen meat. Goldberg charged in a statement read by a witness, FBI Agent Jerome J. O'Driscoll, that Roy Wiltsie, alleged leader of the gang, that raided the Bridgford plant in Anaheim last Dec. 9, had drawn a gun and forced Goldberg and Goldstein to take the stolen meat into their plant when they tried to refuse it. Later they were blackmailed for nearly $10,000, he declared. The partners had agreed to purchase the meat, Goldberg's statement said, but they did not know it was to be stolen. Arrangements had been made through Jack White, a Los Angeles salesman, and Irving Stevenson made his cause of the threats of violence made against them and also because they feared that publicity would destroy their business. 450 Kiddie Parade Prizes To Be Awarded Paul Cook, Anaheim's elementary school superintendent and chairman of the Hallowe'en Kiddies parade, announced today that approximately 450 prize ribbons will be awarded costume winners. Stevenson made hisrance after delivering abefore an estimated 23,-the Cow Palace. Couple Arrested for Passing Anthony Checks charged with passing fictitiouskks amounting to nearly $1000Anaheim and other cities ofage county and Southern Cali-ila, Mrs. Adell Smith, 45, ofYdale, yesterday was taken custody by Santa Ana policeher home, where her "commonhusband, William R. Snyder,arrested last Monday on alar charge. licewoman Bertha AndersonDetective Sgt. Harold Ely ofa Ana did not arrest her Mon-because she has three chil-and is expecting another,incris father of the youngestl. police said. esterday Mrs. Smith wasnight into Santa Ana Justice,twhere she waived prelimin-hearing on the check charge,was released on her owninitiance. She was ordered toear Oct. 24 at 10 a.m. for arment in Superior Court ata Ana, the same time set forer's arraignment. The woman is said to have ad-dpassing several bogusherself, and writing otherks which Snyder passed astraveled through Southernornia. Two More Names Added to Chest’sentury Club The partners had agreed topurchase the meat, Goldberg'sstatement said, but they did notknow it was to be stolen. Arrangements had beenmade through Jack White, a Los Angeles salesman, and IrvingSchulman, Los Angeles cafe man, Goldberg said. When themeat arrived at their plant atabout 2 a.m. and they saw it didnot have government inspectionstamps; also that the sides ofbeef had been quartered in amateurish fashion, they saidthey would not take it. They paid Wiltsie $500 and toldhim to take the meat away. ButWiltsie drew a gun and remarked"I think you'll take it, alright,"said the Goldberg statementto the FBI. Wiltsie was accompanied to theplant by Charles Bocock, now illwith tuberculosis in the Orangecounty hospital; James Drake,and another man, Goldberg's statement said. Bocock is said tohave driven the stolen truck linkedwith stolen meat from theBridgford, Drake, an engineer at theplant, was inside man on the job,and is now a state witness,hisown trial waiting. Wiltsie has not been captured.Schulman is now on trial withRichard McGovern,Goldbergand Goldstein. After Goldberg and Goldstein,under threat of Wiltsie's gun, tookthe meat, Wiltsie and Bocock made subsequent demands for moneyand were paid $3500 at a meetingin South Pasadena, the statementcontinued. Goldberg was told tokeep $500 for Drake, who hastestified that he was paid $250the night the meat was delivered,and $400 more later by Goldberg. A few days after the $3500 waspaid, three other men, one of themnamed as Sol Levy by Goldberg'sstatement, came to the partnersand said"We're here to collect."They threatened to "get rough"and demanded $2500, althoughtold that the partners already hadpaid Wiltsie, according tothe statement.Finally Goldberg andGoldstein handed over another$2000 to Levy and McGovern.Later, said Goldberg, he was forcedto give Levy $500 for an invoice,and still later Drake collected$500 from him, according tothe statement. Levy, also referred to asCharles Bocock by Goldberg. 450 KiddieParade PrizesTo Be Awarded Paul Cook, Anaheim's elementary school superintendent and chairman of the Hallowe'en Kiddies parade, announced today thatapproximately 450 prize ribbonswill be awarded costume winners,and float and bicycle decorators.in the parade for children ofelementary school age to be stagedOct. 31. Mr. Cook said there would be10 special awards in each schoolparticipating for children withthe best Indian theme costumes.Consequently, he advised children to study Indian lore tobecome familiar with authenticIndian garb. The parade is scheduled to moveoff at 2 p.m., Oct. 31, from thecorner of Center and Emily sts.It will proceed up Center toClementine where it will turnnorth and end in the amphitheaterin the City park. Jaycees Expand Motor Pool PlanFor Voters on Election Day, Now Anaheim Junior Chamber ofCommerce last night initiatedexpanded plans for getting out thevote in Anaheim for the generalelection, Nov. 4. Bob Heinz, president, calleda meeting of the "Get Out theVote" committee for noon todayat Lum's cafe at whichtime arrangements were made to make sure that a minimumof three cars will be available from7 a.m. to 7 p.m.election day totake voters to the polls.TheWelcome Way committeealso met there this noon. Marines CaptureLead as VictimsOf Traffic Marines who landed in Orangecounty last night apparently didnot have the situation very wellin hand, since most of them landed in the ditch while drivingautomobiles. Of ten persons injured in fourtraffic accidents on Orange coun-waiting when a Chinense—about 800 men-swowedthe slopes just after oneseday night. The assaulting forceped to bits by machineAt dawn ThursdayRed battallion chargedslope.Again the machchafter, again theChirered and broke. The Americans coetheir positions Thursdaywhen they own the lastknob on Triangle afterute fight. Early Thursday morReds pushed through theresenses and gained mometrol of the crest of SniffThe South Koreans rr stormed back to the tute. Just before dawn abattallion struck againstthe South Koreans 1yards.Again the ROEand counterattacked.Tied the Chinese handand finally drove them9:30 a.m.An allied officer atsaid the South Koreamstored all their positionand were digging in agerexpected Chinese one- The Jaycees estimatecreased need for a votepool on the basis of nerevoters who turned outmunicipal bond election.The telephones assignejob and the number ofavailable were just sufficekeep up with the demand.On Nov. 4,theylocal interest in themwill be such that thevote"facilities wwto be triplied.Dr. Warren Hollingswowported that his committeeprepared for the KiddiesArt contest scheduledfor30 and 31. Judging willducted the evening ofOcHeinz and Lee Fellowson progress of the Jaycelowe'en parade float whiling sponsored by Casey-Pontiac agency. Speaker of the evenM. S. "Mike" Bernard,S attorney, who summarizepropositions on the Novi tion ballot. Burglars Enter Two More Names Added to Chest’s Century Club The Century club of Anaheim community chest today had reach 55 members with the addition two new names. Local groups and individuals became members of the club by contacting $100 or more to the tent fund drive of the Community chest. Members are: Anaheim Kiwanis club. M. and Mrs. J Ben Kaulbars. R. and Mrs. Chester Ferris. Ex Wire Corp. Friend. and Mrs. J. J Dwyer. Bedgeford Meat Packing Co. Friend. After Knott’s Berry Farm. Same Oil Co. Hitchop Aircraft Co. Wings, Building & Loan: Assn. With-Reafsynder Furniture Co. Anaheim Building & Loan Assn. Ele Corp. Bank of America. and Mrs. Wayne Butteraugh. First Jewelry Co. Neville Co. and Mrs. Louis Hoskins. R. store. L’s Drive-in. Security National bank. Friend. Industrial Chemicals, Inc. Construction Co. Co Industries. Friend. Citrus Products Co. Anaheim Assistance league Shaded-Mason Co. Friend. C. Penney Co. Elementary Teachers’ club. General Electric Corp. and Mrs. R. L. Merrick. Levy, also referred to as Charles Bofolini by Goldberg, was the same man who, under the name of Charles Marandola, was called to the witness stand late yesterday and refused to testify on the ground that his testimony might incriminate him. He was excused on that ground, but was later recalled by the prosecution and asked whether he knew Goldberg. He again refused to testify and arain was excused. But on his third trip to the stand, when he was asked if McGovern had not requested him not to testify, and he again refused to reply, Judge Robert Gardner warned him he must answer that question or be subject to contempt proceedings. Marandola asked time to consult his attorney and was given till next Monday morning to appear with counsel and make his decision. Goldberg's statement said that he and Goldstein did not report their difficulties to the police before passing several bogus acts herself, and writing other acts which Snyder passed as they traveled through Southern California. They threatened to "get rough" and demanded $2500, although told that the partners already had paid Wiltsie, according to the statement. Finally Goldberg and Goldstein handed over another $2000 to Levy and McGovern. Later, said Goldberg, he was forced to give Levy $500 for an invoice, and still later Drake collected $500 from him, according to the statement. Levy, also referred to as Charles Bofolini by Goldberg, was the same man who, under the name of Charles Marandola, was called to the witness stand late yesterday and refused to testify on the ground that his testimony might incriminate him. He was excused on that ground, but was later recalled by the prosecution and asked whether he knew Goldberg. He again refused to testify and arain was excused. But on his third trip to the stand, when he was asked if McGovern had not requested him not to testify, and he again refused to reply, Judge Robert Gardner warned him he must answer that question or be subject to contempt proceedings. Marandola asked time to consult his attorney and was given till next Monday morning to appear with counsel and make his decision. Goldberg's statement said that he and Goldstein did not report their difficulties to the police before passing several bogus acts herself, and writing other acts which Snyder passed as they traveled through Southern California. They threatened to "get rough" and demanded $2500, although told that the partners already had paid Wiltsie, according to the statement. Finally Goldberg and Goldstein handed over another $2000 to Levy and McGovern. Later, said Goldberg, he was forced to give Levy $500 for an invoice, and still later Drake collected $500 from him, according to the statement. Levy, also referred to as Charles Bofolini by Goldberg, was the same man who, under the name of Charles Marandola, was called to the witness stand late yesterday and refused to testify on the ground that his testimony might incriminate him. He was excused on that ground, but was later recalled by the prosecution and asked whether he knew Goldberg. He again refused to testify and arain was excused. But on his third trip to the stand, when he was asked if McGovern had not requested him not to testify, and he again refused to reply, Judge Robert Gardner warned him he must answer that question or be subject to contempt proceedings. Marandola asked time to consult his attorney and was given till next Monday morning to appear with counsel and make his decision. Goldberg's statement said that he and Goldstein did not report their difficulties to the police before passing several bogus acts herself, and writing other acts which Snyder passed as they traveled through Southern California. They threatened to "get rough" and demanded $2500, although told that the partners already had paid Wiltsie, according to the statement. Finally Goldberg and Goldstein handed over another $2000 to Levy and McGovern. Later, said Goldberg, he was forced to give Levy $500 for an invoice, and still later Drake collected $500 from him, according to the statement. Levy, also referred to as Charles Bofolini by Goldberg, was the same man who, under the name of Charles Marandola, was called to the witness stand late yesterday and refused to testify on the ground that his testimony might incriminate him. He was excused on that ground, but was later recalled by the prosecution and asked whether he knew Goldberg. He again refused to testify and arain was excused. But on his third trip to the stand, when he was asked if McGovern had not requested him not to testify, and he again refused to reply, Judge Robert Gardner warned him he must answer that question or be subject to contempt proceedings. Marandola asked time to consult his attorney and was given till next Monday morning to appear with counsel and make his decision. Goldberg's statement said that he and Goldstein did not report their difficulties to the police before passing several bogus acts herself, and writing other acts which Snyder passed as they traveled through Southern California. They threatened to "get rough" and demanded $2500, although told that the partners already had paid Wiltsie, according to the statement. Finally Goldberg and Goldstein handed over another $2000 to Levy and McGovern. Later, said Goldberg, he was forced to give Levy $500 for an invoice, and still later Drake collected $500 from him, according to the statement. Levy, also referred to as Charles Bofolini by Goldberg, was the same man who, under the name of Charles Marandola, was called to the witness stand late yesterday and refused to testify on the ground that his testimony might incriminate him. He was excused on that ground, but was later recalled by the prosecution and asked whether he knew Goldberg. He again refused to testify and arain was excused. But on his third trip to the stand, when he was asked if McGovern had not requested him not to testify, and he again refused to reply, Judge Robert Gardner warned him he must answer that question or be subject to contempt proceedings. Marandola asked time to consult his attorney and was given till next Monday morning to appear with counsel and make his decision. Goldberg's statement said that he and Goldstein did not report their difficulties to the police before passing several bogus acts herself, and writing other acts which Snyder passed as they traveled through Southern California. They threatened to "get rough" and demanded $2500, although told that the partners already had paid Wiltsie, according to the statement. Finally Goldberg and Goldstein handed over another $2000 to Levy and McGovern. Later, said Goldberg, he was forced to give Levy $500 for an invoice, and still later Drake collected $500 from him, according to the statement. Levy, also referred to as Charles Bofolini by Goldberg, was the same man who, under the name of Charles Marandola, was called to the witness stand late yesterday and refused to testify on the ground that his testimony might incriminate him. He was excused on that ground, but was later recalled by the prosecution and asked whether he knew Goldberg. He again refused to testify and arain was excused. But on his third trip to the stand, when he was asked if McGovern had not requested him not to testify, and he again refused to reply, Judge Robert Gardner warned him he must answer that question or be subject to contempt proceedings. Marandola asked time to consult his attorney and was given till next Monday morning to appear with counsel and make his decision. Goldberg's statement said that he and Goldstein did not report their difficulties to the police before passing several bogus acts herself, and writing other acts which Snyder passed as they traveled through Southern California. They threatened to "get rough" and demanded $2500, although told that the partners already had paid Wiltsie, according to the statement. Finally Goldberg and Goldstein handed over another $2000 to Levy and McGovern. Later, said Goldberg, he was forced to give Levy $500 for an invoice, and still later Drake collected $500 from him, according to the statement. Levy, also referred to as Charles Bofolini by Goldberg, was the same man who, under the name of Charles Marandola, was called to the witness stand late yesterday and refused to testify on the ground that his testimony might incriminate him. He was excused on that ground, but was later recalled by the prosecution and asked whether he knew Goldberg. He again refused to testify and arain was excused. But on his third trip to the stand, when he was asked if McGovern had not requested him not to testify, and he again refused to reply, Judge Robert Gardner warned him he must answer that question or be subject to contempt proceedings. Marandola asked time to consult his attorney and was given till next Monday morning to appear with counsel and make his decision. Goldberg's statement said that he and Goldstein did not report their difficulties to the police before passing several bogus acts herself, and writing other acts which Snyder passed as they traveled through Southern California. They threatened to "get rough" and demanded $2500, although told that the partners already had paid Wiltsie, according to the statement. Finally Goldberg and Goldstein handed over another $2000 to Levy and McGovern. Later, said Goldberg, he was forced to give Levy $500 for an invoice, and still later Drake collected $500 from him, according to the statement. Levy, also referred to as Charles Bofolini by Goldberg, was the same man who，under the name of Charles Marandola，was called到the witness站时，not have situation in roll Some cigarettes和were three or four pocket water also been taken. An attempt to burglar French Laundry at 605 E.st may have been folled by returning juice plant work told police he had seen break in a window of thhe When police checked，t were gone和so was formant whose name throughten get. Thieves Steal Sweet Potato Thieves stole 25 crates of potatoes which Tom Bocker of 9172 Miller ave., had sacked last night by side at the northwest co Manchester blvd.和La ave., near Anaheim. Bock，recording them sheriff’s office today，said toys were worth $100.The scene showed that they had been loaded into a tru crates had been left at thhe side when his employer work at 5 p.m.yesterday.was discovered at 8 a.m. Rugged Korean Peaks Americans Mow Down Waves of Chinese Troops SEOUL UP—American machine gunners, crouching behind barbed wire barricades, today mowed down waves of Chinese Reds storming the crest of Triangle hill on the central Korean front. Savage fighting also swirled across the crest of rocky Pinpoint hill, dominant peak on nearby Sniper ridge. Twice the Reds stormed to the top and wrested control in bloody close-quarter fighting. Each time the south Koreans surged back and rewon the height. Allied planes swarmed overhead and peeled off in trip-hammer blows. UN artillery blasted Chinese approach routes and raked towering Papa-san mountain, the Chinese jumpoff point just to the north. When U.S. Seventh division troops captured Triangle hill Wednesday they ringed the crest with barbed wire. They were ready and waiting when a Chinese battalion about 800 men—swarmed up the slopes just after dark Wednesday night. The assaulting force was chopped to bits by machine guns. At dawn Thursday another Red battalion charged up the slope, Again the machine guns chattered, again the Chinese faltered and broke. The Americans consolidated their positions Thursday afternoon when they own the last Red-held knob on Triangle after a 90-minute WHERE ALLIES GRAB OFFENSIVE — Map located areas of ground activity (arrows) in Korea, with most of the action centered on the central front. On eastern side of the old Communist Iron Triangle the Allies lashed out with their heaviest ground attack in nearly a year, grabbing portions of Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge. Light 'Buy in Anaheim' Voting Leaves Bethel Baptist in Lead With voting last Tuesday rather light, Bethel Baptist still remained undisputed leader in the "Buy in Anaheim" campaign standings with 4,255,900 votes. First Baptist church and Boy Scouts neither having broken the four million mark yet, are second and third, respectively. (Will the party who dropped votes for A. B. Paul 134, Women's Relief Corps, into the Jackson Drug store vote box Wednesday, Oct. 8, please come to the Gazette office?) Leaves Bethel Baptist in Lead With voting last Tuesday rather light, Bethel Baptist still remained undisputed leader in the "Buy in Anaheim" campaign standings with 4,255,900 votes. First Baptist church and Boy Scouts neither having broken the four million mark yet, are second and third, respectively. (Will the party who dropped votes for A. B. Paul 134 Women's Relief Corps, into the Jackson Drug store vote box Wednesday, Oct. 8, please come to the Gazette office?) Vote standings to date: Bethel Baptist Church 4,252,400 9,500 4,250,900 First Baptist Church, Anaheim (Calvary) 3,961,000 20,200 3,971,200 Boy Scouts of America 3,785,300 16,400 3,821,700 St. Michael's Episcopal Church 1,245,800 22,700 1,868,900 Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce 1,048,300 100 1,048,400 White Temple Methodist Church 1,437,300 28,600 1,463,900 Zion Lutheran Church 1,188,500 19,400 1,195,500 St. Boniface Church 958,600 10,600 968,100 Veterans of Foreign Wars 859,300 2,000 861,300 Lola Rebekah Lodge 737,100 3,600 746,100 Grace Lutheran Church 472,700 11,100 483,200 Stanton Community Church 313,300 400 314,200 Cancer Society of Orange County 384,900 100 385,900 Young Ladies' Institute 276,100 70 276,900 YMCA 272,200 100 272,400 First Christian Church of Fullerton 288,800 299,800 Cerebral Palsy Association 296,200 1,000 297,200 Marywood Catholic Girls High 187,700 187,700 Church of Christ of Latter Day St., Fullerton 189,100 189,100 Girl Scouts of America 189,100 400 189,156 Presbyterian Church 145,500 9,856 154,566 Christian Church; Ewy. & Helena; Anaheim L. Job's Daughters 142,556 7,856 152,566 First Southern Baptist Church 129,856 129,856 First Church of Christ; Scientist 113,256 299 113,456 Orange County Branch Nat'l Fuchsia Society 108,856 108,856 Nazarene Church 91,456 399 91,756 Evangelical United Brethren 87,100 1,156 88,256 St. Boniface P-TA 64,500 64,500 Wesley Methodist Church 61,456 61,456 Bethany Church; Cypress St., Anaheim 60,056 60,566 Elks Club 53,286 53,286 Anaheim Optimist Club 46,656 46,656 American Legion 41,656 Anaheim Business & Professional Women's Club 39,156 199 Salivation Army 36,056 1,056 37,856 Alamitos Friends Church of Garden Grove 33,856 23,856 Our Lady of Guadalupe 29,956 29,956 YWCA; Anaheim 28,956 28,956 Assistance League of Anaheim 22,656 22,656 St. Plus Church of Buena Park 18,456 18,456 Masonic Lodge; Anaheim 18,056 18,566 Red Cross 17,756 17,756 Seventh Day Adventist Church 17,566 17,756 Anahelm Recreation Department 14,056 14,056 Warwick Auxiliary '96; Fullerton 13,956 13,956 Masonic Lodge of Fullerton 12，956 12，956 B'nal Brith 12，956 12，956 Eastern Star 11，256 11，256 Native Daughters; Fullerton 11，156 11，156 YWCA of Fullerton 10，556 10，556 Lions Club of Buena Park 9，556 9，556 Assembly of God Church 8，556 8，556 First Baptist Church; Fullerton 7，256 7，256 Methodist Church of Yerba Linda 7，156 7，156 Native Daughters of the Golden West 6，756 6，756 Messiah Lutheran Church of Buena Park 6，756 6，756 Free Methodist Church Heinz and Lee Fellows reported on progress of the Jaycees Hallowe'en parade float, which is being sponsored by Casey-Beckham Pontiac agency. Speaker of the evening was M. S. "Mike" Bernard, Santa Ana attorney, who summarized the 24 propositions on the Nov. 4 election ballot. Burglaries Enter Pete's Market Pete's Market at 557 S. Olive St., was burgled last night of loot of an undetermined value. Police were called at 6:47 today when it was discovered that the front window of the market had been broken in and the cash register removed. Police found the register across the street, where it had been opened and an undetermined amount of coins in rolls taken. Some cigarettes and wine and three or four pocket watches had also been taken. An attempt to burglarize the French Laundry at 605 E. Center St. may have been folled by a late-returning juice plant worker who told police he had seen three men break in a window of the laundry. When police checked, the men were gone and so was their informant whose name they had forgotten to get. Thieves Steal Sweet Potatoes Thieves stole 25 crates of sweet potatoes which Tom Bock, farmer of 9172 Miller ave., Cypress, had sacked last night by the roadside at the northwest corner of Manchester blvd. and La Palma ave., near Anaheim. Bock, recording the theft to the Sheriff's office today, said the pores were worth $100. Tracks at the scene showed that the crates had been loaded into a truck. The crates had been left at the roadside when his employees quit work at 5 p.m. yesterday. The loss was discovered at 8 a.m. today.