anaheim-gazette 1952-10-16

OPENING OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF UNITED NATIONS—Here is a general view, made from the spectators' gallery, of opening of seventh session of United Nations General Assembly in its new domed building at New York City, Oct. 14. At the rostrum greeting the delegates in U.N. GETS NEW PRESIDENT—Retiring United Nations President Padilla Nervo (left), of Mexico, hands the gavel of the U.N. presidency to his successor, Canada's Foreign Secretary Lester B. Pearson at the opening session of the U.N. General Assembly in New York City, Oct. 14. Pearson, former head of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, received 51 votes in the secret balloting. Alaskans Elect Democratic Delegate To Congress, Late Returns Indicate JUNEAU, Alaska (P)—Alaskans apparently returned their Democratic delegates to congress, but the first day's counting of Tuesday's general election vote showed a tide toward a Republican legislature. Late returns from the Anchorage area last night boosted Delegate E. L. Bartlett's lead to nearly 2400 votes—apparently decisive but whittled down sharply from his 2-1 victory margin of 1950. In the political "weathervane" legislative races, the Republicans, who campaigned on the party's national "It's time for a change" Revenue Bureau Dean Acheson Won Stand on Tense UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.C. Secretary of State Dean Acheson prepared today to spell out to United Nations the U.S. stand on tense world affairs—but with remarks on Korea reportedly uttered down to generalities. The U.N. General Assembly begins its opening policy debate day and Acheson is expected speak either this afternoon or morrow, depending on the length of time required by eight of delegates to be heard before he informs sources said the secretary's remarks on the Korean crisis would be of a broader nature rather than tough demand for Red accession of a Korean armistice with U.N. terms which many delegates here had expected him to make. Strong pressure from American Allies was said to have induced Acheson to moderate his plans opening the Korean debate and hold off on specific demands under Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky is heard. The Russians indicated yesterday that they were eager to see the Korean debate going before the American presidential elections—before the British French foreign ministers arrive Soviet Delegate Andrei Y. Goryko demanded that the Korean question top the list of subjects to be discussed by the 60-nation Political Committee, which Andrei Y. Vishinsky himself is expected to argue for the U.S. Goryko's demand was made in the important Steering Committee. Committee Chairman Lester B. Pearson of Canada president of the General Assembly replied that each committee would decide its own order of business. The Soviet delegate let it go at that. The Korean question was 10 on the list of 72 items approved yesterday in a fast-moving slon of the Steering Committee which has the authority only to recommend the subjects to be discussed. The committee usually takes Revenue Bureau Reorganization Half Completed WASHINGTON (P)—The Bureau of Internal Revenue has itself about half reorganized. Five new revenue districts have been set up since last May and are now operating in 13 states. Secretary of the Treasury Snyder has announced dates in the next 10 days when three more districts, with 12 more states, will be put into operation. Additionally, it was learned today that announcements are soon to come on two more districts, to contain at least four states. It was also learned that changes are probable in the already-operating New York City and Chicago districts. That makes 25 states functioning or soon to be functioning under the plan accepted last spring by Congress to take the scandal-buffeted tax bureau out of politics and break down its heavily centralized structure. It brings all of the Northeast and most of the Atlantic Coast and Great Lakes region under reorganization. Yet to be reorganized are the West and most of the Midwest. The revenue bureau has promised to complete the reorganization by Dec. 1. An informed source said today the next new tax districts to be announced will have headquarters at Philadelphia and Seattle. Republicans were leading for seven out of nine territorial senate seats. The incumbents were six Democrats and three Republicans. The election, especially the legislative, is viewed as a barometer to indicate what the national election trend may be because of the parallel between trends in Alaska elections and the subsequent national voting for many years. The delegate to congress vote from 115 of the territory's 249 precincts was: Bartlett, the Democratic incumbent, 10,020; Robert C. Reeve, a well known airline operator and the Republican nominee, 7638. Markets CITRUS The Federal State Market New Service reported today orange lemons and grapefruit steady, prices unchanged. Northeast Growers, Inc., reported 40 day all auction markets California oranges were about steady. Representative priced by size: Sunkist, First grade —125s; 5.60; 35ks; 8.54; 176s; 3.52; 200s; 5.01; 220s; 7.45; 252s; 6.64; 288s; 5.53; 244s; 4.65; Choice; second grade —150s; 6.97; 176s; 9.86; 200s; 6.97; 220s; 6.21; 252s; 5.45; 288s; 4.68. REGS Receipts: 5287 envelopes; wholesale prices unchanged—Large A, Min. 40 per cent; AA, 63; Min. 40 per cent A: 57-58; Medium A, Min. 40 per cent A no quote; small A, Min. 40 per cent A: 25. Candidate graded to retailers in cases—Large A, Small A: Medium A: 54-57; Large A: 61-64; Medium A: 51-52; Small A: 28-27. NAples, Italy (P)—Conferences will be held at Malta starting Oct. 20 to coordinate NATO's Mediterranean defense plans with those of the British middle east command. ROME (P)—Thieves have stolen for the second time in recent months a sword from the statue of St Paul in front of Rome's Castel Santangelo. After the previous theft, Rome's Fine Arts division had a replacement sword. LA Policeman Sent to Jail LOS ANGELES (UP)—A former Los Angeles policeman is starting a one year jail sentence for stealing money from a drunk. Oliver F. Brunette, 27, a police man for five years before ignation last summer, charge was filed, was of grand theft on the of fellow officers who planted marked money drunk. The money and juana cigarettes were ANAHEIM SAFE FOR REMOD Will reopen November 1, with a erated produce section, and man and more pleasant. In the meantime you are 434 W. COMMONWEALTH FULLERTON 128 W. SA PLAC ARMOUR GOLD MEDAL It's Famous Bra COFFEE MILLS BROS, M.J. or CHASE & SANBO Vacuum pack. Choice of grinds. (Hills, M.J.B., 2-lb. TUNA CHICKEN OF THE SEA Bite size, green label For salads, for sandwiches. And look at the price. FLOUR GOLD MEDAL or 5-lb. KITCHEN CRAFT For all home baking uses. (25-lb bag 2.05.) An Acheson Will Spell Out U.S. Stand on Tense World Affairs to U.N. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UP)—Tary of State Dean Acheson red today to spell out to the United Nations the U.S. stand on world affairs—but with his kicks on Korea reportedly wadown to generalities. U.N. General Assembly beats opening policy debate toward Acheson is expected to either this afternoon or tomorrow, depending on the length required by eight other states to be heard before him. Formed sources said the tary's remarks on the Korean war would be of a broad, natural nature rather than the demand for Red acceptance of a Korean armistice on terms which many delegates had expected him take. Growing pressure from American was said to have induced on to moderate his plans for the Korean debate and to off on specific demands until Foreign Minister Andrei Shinksky is heard. Russians indicated yesterday that they were eager to get Korean debate going before american presidential electorate before the British and foreign ministers arrive. Delegate Andrei Y. Grodemanded that the Korean top list of subjects discussed by the 60-national Committee, which Achemself is expected to argue against U.S. Acheson's demand was made important Steering Committee Chairman B. Pearson of Canada, sent of the General Assembly applied that each committee could decide its own order business. The Soviet delegate it go at that. Korean question was 16th list of 72 items approved day in a fast-moving session of the Steering Committee, has the authority only to amend the subjects to be dis-committee usually takes two or three meetings to finish its recommendations, but with a minimum of debate—and most of that sparked by fiery objections from Gromyko—the group finished its work yesterday. Czechoslovakia introduced a surprise proposal that the U.N. discuss condemning the United States Mutual Security Act. The Czechs charged that it aimed at interfering aggressively in the internal affairs of the Soviet Union and other communist countries by financing "subversion, sabotage, espionage and terrorism" inside their territory. The Assembly last year refused to vote such a condemnation, but Gromyko, coming to the aid of Czechoslovakia's Jiri Nosek, said the charge still has "not lost its urgency." He said U.S. agents "have been caught red-handed inside the Soviet Union," but he gave no further details. Ernest A. Gross, the American delegate, said his country would not oppose inclusion of the item since the Americans "never feared exposing the false charges brought by the agents of the Soviet group." Marines Pile Up In Anaheim Leslie Coggins, an El Toro Marine, may have suffered injury to his back in a crack-up at the intersection of Los Angeles and Palm sts. at 12:58 a.m. today. Coggins was a passenger in the car driven by Pfc. Lawrence Joe McCoy, another Marine. The car, northbound on Los Angeles st., apparently failed to make the turn onto Palm st. and crossed the highway, crashing into a highway sign, a telephone pole and taking out 14 feet of block fence belonging to the Palm Motor lodge. Both men were taken back to El Toro Marine Air Station by the Shore Patrol. COFFEE MILLS BROS, M.J. or CHASE & SANBO Vacuum pack. Choice of grinds. (Hills, M.J.B., 2-lb.) TUNA CHICKEN OF THE SEA Bite size, green label For salads, for sandwiches. And look at the price. FLOUR GOLD MEDAL or 5-lb. KITCHEN CRAFT bag For all home baking uses. (25-lb. bag, 2.05.) BISQUICK GOLD MEDAL "12-in-1" The wonder biscuit mix that has many uses. C&H SUGAR Pure cane sugar. For canning, cooking, table use. CRISCO VEGETABLE SHORTENING For frying, for baking, for making pie crust. TILLAMOOK The West's favorite cheese. For eating, for cooking. VELVEETA MADE BY KRAFT A delicious cheese food. For sandwiches, cooking. SCOT TISSUE Soft, absorbent toilet tissue. Special value. TIDE SUDS large pkg. 25 For washing clothes whiter without bleaching. FRUIT & VEGETABLE PIPPIN APPLES Large size, just right for eating or cooking. FRESH CARROTS Locally grown. Crisp, sweet. Tops are off. GREEN CABBAGE Locally grown. Solid, freshly cut. Fine with corned beef. HUBBARD SQUASH Thick meated. Excellent to bake. Fine flavor. RED YAMS Smooth, even sized. Excellent for baking, boiling. (Above produce prices effective through Sunday, O KOREAN question was 16th list of 72 items approved by the Steering Committee, has the authority only to send the subjects to be dis-committee usually takes two car driven by Pfc. Lawrence Jodie McCoy, another Marine. The car, northbound on Los Angeles st., apparently failed to make the turn onto Palm st. and crossed the highway, crashing into a highway sign, a telephone pole and taking out 14 feet of block fence belonging to the Palm Motor lodge. Both men were taken back to El Toro Marine Air Station by the Shore Patrol. GREEN CABBAGE Locally grown. Solid, freshly cut. Fine with corned beef. HUBBARD SQUASH Thick meated. Excellent to bake. Fine flavor. RED YAMS Smooth, even sized. Excellent for baking, boiling. (Above produce prices effective through Sunday, Oct. 14) DEL MONTE PEACHES Sliced or halved. 29 oz. can 23¢ TOMATO CATSUP Del Monte brand 2 14 oz. bottles 29¢ RED CHERRIES Suprema brand 19 oz. can 19¢ TOMATO SAUCE Del Monte brand 8 oz. can 5¢ PINEAPPLE Del Monte Fancy Hawaiian. 30 oz. can 29¢ PORK & BEANS Van Camp's 30 oz. can 19¢ BABY FOODS Gerber's Strained or Junior. Bezon cans 93¢ GROcery PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, THROUGH WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1952; AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. (Meat, produce and Curtsy cake prices effective through Sunday, October Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on n man for five years before his resignation last summer when the charge was filed, was convicted of grand theft on the testimony of fellow officers who said they planted marked money on the drunk. The money and six marijuana cigarettes were found on NEW YORK UP—The U.S. senate internal security subcommittee yesterday concluded its three-day probe of United Nations employees concerning the possibility of Communist ties. Brunette, they said. Brunette told Superior Judge William B. Neeley it was the first time he had ever robbed a prisoner. IM SAFEWAY WILL BE CLOSED REMODELING OCT. 19 to 31 number 1, with a complete new, Self-Service Meat section, refrigeration, and many other features to make shopping easier, faster, and convenient you are invited to shop at other nearby Safeways: LTH 128 W. SANTA FE PLACENTIA 220 E. CHAPMAN ORANGE 12941 EUCLID GARDEN GROVE Famous Brands Week! MILLS BROS, M.J.B. or CHASE & SANBORN brinds. (Hills, M.J.B., 2-lb., 1.56.) 1-lb. can 79¢ CHICKEN OF THE SEA Bite size, green label And look at the price. 6½-oz. can 25¢ OLD MEDAL or KITCHEN CRAFT 5-lb. bag 45¢ 10-lb. ban 87¢ PINEAPPLE JUICE Lalani brand 2 18-oz. can 19¢ 46-oz. can 21¢ DEL MONTE PEAS Early garden variety. 17-oz. can 17¢ MILLS BROS, M.J.B. or CHASE & SANBORN binds. (Hills, M.J.B., 2-lb., 1.56.) 1-lb. can 79¢ CHICKEN OF THE SEA Bite size, green label And look at the price. 6½-oz. can 25¢ GOLD MEDAL or KITCHEN CRAFT (25-lb. bag, 2.05.) 45¢ 10-lb. bag 87£ CK GOLD MEDAL'S "12-in-1" Mix It has many uses. 40-oz. pkg. 37£ GAR 5-lb. bag 49¢ 10-lb. bag 95£ ing, cooking, table use. 3-lb. can 75£ VEGETABLE SHORTENING making pie crust. Cheddar Cheese lb. 63¢ For eating, for cooking. MADE BY KRAFT 2-lb. leaf 89¢ for sandwiches, cooking. 2 rolls 19£ Special value. Large pkg. 25¢ Giant pkg. 59£ without bleaching. VEGETABLE BUYS APPLES lb. 4¢ ing or cooking. RROTS lb. 5¢ Tops are off. ABBAGE lb. 3¢ cut. Fine with corned beef. SQUASH lb. 3¢ cake. Fine flavor. S lb. 9¢ t for baking, boiling. (ive through Sunday, Oct. 19, only) PINEAPPLE JUICE Lalani brand 2 18-oz. can 19¢ 46-oz. can 21¢ DEL MONTE PEAS Early garden variety. 17-oz. can 17¢ LIBBY TOMATO JUICE 18-oz. can 10¢ 46-oz. can 21¢ GREEN GIANT PEAS Big, sweet, tender. 17-oz. Excellent flavor. 18¢ Curtsy Oven to You! BAKERY SPECIAL Moist and Luscious GOLD LOAF CAKE Extra-fine, baked the Curtsy "home ingredient" way! Bigster 35¢ SPECIAL 29¢ (Prices effective through Sunday, Oct. 19, only) Candies, Desserts, Crackers Hershey Bars Regular 4c size per carton 79¢ M&M's Candy coated chocolate 7-oz. bag 25¢ Jell-O Gelatins or puddings 2 pkgs. 15¢ Snow Flakes Salted soda crackers 1-lb. pkg. 21¢ Soda Crackers Busy Baker 1-lb. pkg. 21¢ Tea Timer Party Crockers 1-lb. pkg. 29¢ Hi-Ho Crackers 1-lb. pkg. 29¢ GUARANTEED MEAT BUYS (Meat values effective through Sunday, October 19, only) RATH'S BACON BLACKHAWK SLICED 1-lb. pkg. 63¢ For a tasty breakfast, serve with eggs. Sealed pack. SWIFT'S BACON Premium brand, sliced. (Half pound package, 32c.) 1-lb. pkg. 63¢ CORNED BEEF BONELESS BRISKET lb. 59¢ With mild cure. Serve with cabbage or sliced cold. GROUND BEEF PACKED IN VISKING lb. 49¢ Freshly made from selected beef. For meat leaf, patties. FRYING CHICKENS lb. 65¢ Manor House, eviscerated, cut-up, packaged, Grade A. FRICASSEE FOWL lb. 55¢ Manor House, eviscerated, cut-up, packaged, Grade A. PORK SHOULDER FULL PICNIC CUT lb. 35¢ Eastern Grain Fed. (Butt cut, lb., 45c.) PORK LIVER IN THE PIECE OR SLICED lb. 29¢ Excellent served with sliced bacon, or onions. OCTOBER 16, THROUGH WEDNESDAY, WAY STORES IN THIS AREA. (active through Sunday, October 19, only) Tax added to retail prices on taxable items. SAFEWAY AREST SAFEWAY, 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM