anaheim-gazette 1953-02-26

Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 26, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CITY AT NIGHT—The City at Night tour taken by 17 members of the Methodist church youth organization led to the pressroom of the Anaheim Gazette, where Jack Cartwright, Gazette adv is shown explaining part to the youthful group. Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER She comes with gusts of laughter— The music as of rills; With tenderness and sweetness, The wisdom of the hills. —Bliss Carman CARE Feeds East Berlin Refugees Special five dollar CARE packages of food to help West Germany feed the thousands of escaping refugees from Communist terrorism have been stocked in west Berlin, Richard M. Thomas, local CARE chairman, announced today. "By the thousands these refugees are streaming into west Germany which can give them shelter and security but cannot feed them all," Thomas said. "One camp opened for 1000 escapees Army Unveils New Robot A-A Gun WASHINGTON (UP)—The a Wednesday proudly took wraps off its robot anti-air gun—the "Skysweeper"—a weapon that can detect enemy pl and pump 45 shells, a minute the target. It is equally effective day night, even when aircraft are visible in a blanket of fog. Once the target is picked the gun with its radar "brain" aciously locks aim on the no matter how it may dete Gagetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER She comes with gusts of laughter— The music as of rills; With tenderness and sweetness, The wisdom of the hills. Bliss Carman. INSPIRATIONAL—If God be for us, who can be gainst us?—Rom. 8:31. CIVIC PRIDE—Most Anaheimers have a lot of civic pride. Anaheim is a beautiful city of specious parks, beautiful homes, excellent schools and numerous churches. Anaheimers are industrious. They've brought manufacturing concerns to their fast-growing community to add payrolls to an enlarged economy. Anaheimers also have a heritage of a colorful historical past which is slowly developing a culture of its own. Anaheimers are pioneers, builders and developers. The ever-changing scene does not leave them behind. They're part of it as the transition builds a more promising future. PASSING PARADE—Billy Askins is selling the good earth. The Englishman with a sense of humor who likes practical jokes. Most practical jokes are enjoyable when they're on the other fellow. Bert Galliers has come a long way since he and the Canadian Army made that big push in France more years ago than one likes to remember. But Bert hasn't had time to retire, though he is no longer actively following the oil game... Old Truck Hannah, one time Los Angeles Angels manager, stopped in town on his way to Fullerton with a rookie. Old Truck has retired. He was Joe Mene's manager after Anaheim's scouting police chief signed the lanky Frenchman to a baseball contract... Don (Bucky) Green is on a furlough from the Army. He's been busy introducing his pretty, blonde wife, to his legion of friends. LINES-O-TYPE—Jim Betzold turned in his badge as a Fullerton policeman. The ex-Anaheimer discovered that a "city job doesn't provide the take-home pay." It should... Paul Demaree, Anahi administrator, is a good ambassador to imy conference. He rates high in the educational field... Joe Martin has renewed aquaintances with Ellay ball players in Fullerton. He knows "em all"... AE Rothermael may not have to Special five dollar CARE packages of food to help West Germany feed the thousands of escaping refugees from Communist terrorism have been stocked in west Berlin, Richard M. Thomas, local CARE chairman, announced today. "By the thousands these refugees are streaming into west Germany which can give them shelter and security but cannot feed them all." Thomas said. "One camp opened for 1000 escapees was filled to overflowing the first day. As many as 2500 have arrived in a single day. "Each day makes new and serious demands upon west Germany's food supplies. These refugees come with nothing but the clothes they are wearing. They need immediate assistance. CARE has stocked these special five dollar food parcels ready to rush to the neediest as soon as orders from Americans are received." Orders for the special packages or contributions in any amount may be sent to CARE, 835 S. Broadway, Los Angeles. National Held for Carrying Weapons A Mexican national was arrested yesterday by La Habra police, after he was found carrying a set of brass knuckles and concealing a pistol. Pedro Engutan, who at first gave his name as Pedro Yang Yang Engutan, was placed in the county jail pending $2000 bail. Preliminary hearing, ordered by Municipal Judge John Shea, was set for March 2. ROME UP—Six Western European foreign ministers pledged themselves Wednesday night to urge their governments to approve a unified army as speedily as possible. A communique issued at the end of a two-day meeting indicated this agreement "in principle" did not mean that serious differences between France and West Germany had been completely resolved. IT'S NEW—IT'S DIFFECT IT'S EASY TO KILL Sherb PLASTIC R STORAGE LINES-O-TYPE — Jim Betzold turned in his badge as a Fullerton policeman. The ex-Anaheimer discovered that a "city job doesn't provide the take-home pay". It should ... Paul Demaree, Anahi administrator, is a good ambassador to any conference. He rates high in the educational field... Joe Martin has renewed aquaintences with Ellay ball players in Fullerton. He knows 'em all'. At Rothermael may not have to fight traffic to get his tamale wagon across Orangethorpe. They're actually putting in the signals at the corbner's corner. Actually getting the job done that was started months ago, and should have been done years ago. ET CETRA—Bill Montague, the Anaheim rancher, believes "we could use a little more rain than we are getting." Someone said, that the smallness of the Valencia oranges is a direct result of the rainfall. Could be ... Haven't heard how Earl Jagfeld is making out in this year's bowling league, but Dick Foster must be doing all right. He always did, yknow... Sam Starbuck was another expert earlier, but like Vern Clark, he bowled for the fun of it... Clayton Mallory is getting set for another girls softball season. Incidentally, some Anaheim concern could get some good publicity by sponsoring Mallory's gals. They're ready for the big time, and they'd bring some mighty good publicity to the old home town. OBSERVATIONS — Wonder if Dust Funist's experience with the offspring system reminded Louli Hawking of the winter wonderland he had in his back yard years ago? ... A number of high schools are by-passing the Pomona 20-30 invitational baseball tournament for the Pueblo and San Diego tournaments. It got too big. Sen. Collier Asks Congress to SACRAMENTO (AP) — Congress should investigate reports that gold is being smuggled out of the United States because of the low price of the precious metal in this country, Sen. Randolph Coller R-Yreka said in a resolution Wednesday. It was one of several resolutions proposed requesting action by some other body while the Legislature waits for its own bills to reach the floor from committees. Assemblyman Charles Edward Chapel R-Inglewood offered a resolution asking Congress to repeal the federal 1½ cent gas tax. In a separate measure, Sen. Coller would give the federal government the choice of going out of the gas taxing business or returning to the states for road building purposes all the gas tax it collects. Sen. Edwin J. Regan D-Weaverville proposed that the State Water Project Authority be directed to comment on a congressional bill which would control but not ownership of Central Valley Project state. In other developments: 1. The Senate Public committee decided with members dissenting, to itself closed meetings on versial matters. All votes be public. Assemblyman R-Brown D-Modesto, author no secrecy in government said when asked for comm legislative committee should be held in public." 2. Sen. Ben Hulse R-Ell told his Finance committee ginning consideration of Gov.'s $1,327,000,000 budget balancing income and outlay year "is not the complete answer." He said the budget would be cut next year and two from now and even at the said, if revenues fall off mean deficit financing o AMY UNVEILS NEW Robot A-A Gun ASHINGTON (AP)—The army yesterday proudly took the os off its robot anti-aircraft—the "Skysweeper"—a wcaphat can detect enemy planes pump 45 shells a minute into target is equally effective day or t, even when aircraft are inle in a blanket of fog. Since the target is picked up gun with its radar "brain" ten-sily locks aim on the craft matter how it may do. AUHS Students Aid in Easter Drive Scores of students from Anaheim senior high school have been aiding in the Easter seal campaign for the county's crippled children, it was revealed today by Mrs. John Bertaina, chairman of this year's drive. The local school students volunteered their services in typing the hundreds of envelopes that will be used to send out a portion of the 75,000 Easter seals when the campaign begins March 5. With other volunteers now sorting, stuffing, sealing and folding MACARONI and CHEESE Here's a taste tempting combination that's sure to be a hit with Easy to fix, even easier on the food budget. Tender, firm ma generous portion of full-flavored cheese. Your peaches Salew variety of cheese in the big dairy foods section: Check th prices and save at Safeway! MACARONI Globe "A1," Elbow type, packed in Cello. Makes a delicious main dish. 32 oz. pkg. 33¢ pkg. WASHINGTON (AP)—The army on Monday proudly took the ops off its robot anti-aircraft—the "Skysweeper"—a weapon that can detect enemy planes pump 45 shells a minute into target. It is equally effective day or night, even when aircraft are inside in a blanket of fog. Once the target is picked up, gun with its radar "brain" tensely locks aim on the craft matter how it may dodge or move. It can be used against moving bombers or speedy army showed one of the in operation—without firing nearby Ft. Myer, Va., to a group of civilians including newsmen. MEMBER WINS SCHOLARSHIP—Richard Reed, 17, of Katella st., (center) is shown receiving congratulations from Chapter Advisor W. F. Hammatt (left) and former president Maryanne Hammatt (right) for winning a scholarship to Cal-Poly, where he plans to major in airline husbandry. IT'S DIFFERENT—EASY TO KEEP—Sherbet in new PLASTIC REFRIGERATOR STORAGE BOWLS Scores of students from Anaheim senior high school have been aiding in the Easter seal campaign for the county's crippled children. It was revealed today by Mrs. John Bertaina, chairman of this year's drive. The local school students volunteered their services in typing the hundreds of envelopes that will be used to send out a portion of the 75,000 Easter seals when the campaign begins March 5. With other volunteers now sorting, stuffing, sealing and folding the seals, the Crippled Children's society of Orange county will be ready by deadline time, Mrs. Bertaina reported. In thanks the help of the local students, the chairman pointed out that the volunteer work by the Anaheim school people and others about the county made more actual money available for direct services to the county's crippled children. MACARONI Globe "A1," Elbow type, packed in Cello. Makes a delicious main dish. 12 oz. pkg. 33¢ pkg. CHEESE b. 49¢ Oregon mild Cheddar, just right to cook with macaroni. Good in sandwiches, too. Medium Sharp Cheese Oregon Cheddar with a satisfying tang. Save at These Low Prices Torpedo Tuna Chunks & Flakes 6 oz. can 23c Lipton's Black Tea 14 lb. pkg. 32c Lipton's Tea In bags Block 16 bags 19c Popcorn Jolly Time White or Yellow 10 oz. can 21c Apple Cider quart bottle 25c Martinelli (Gallon, 89c.) Hershey's Cocoa 1½ lb. can 26c Chocolate Hershey baking 1½ lb. can 39c Dairy Drink Lucerne Chocolate quart bottle 19c Hall & Half pint 27c quart bottle 47c Lucerne Half milk half cream. Lucerne prices in Local milk marketing area only. Strongheart Dog Food 6 15V/oz can 55c Friskies Dog Meal 2 lb. pkg. 34c Zee Tissue Family Pok 4 rolls 31c Silk Toilet Tissue 2 rolls 15c LOW PRICES ON M CHUCK ROAST BLADE CUT U.S. Gov't graded Choice Beef. (Arm cut, lb., 49c.) BOILING BEEF PLATE MEAT U.S. Gov't graded Choice. Economical. GROUND BEEF VISKING PACK Selected beef, freshly ground. Yops in quality. SLUGED BACON IT'S DIFFERENT— EASY TO KEEP— Sherbet in new PLASTIC REFRIGERATOR STORAGE BOWLS NOW AWAIT YOU IN THREE FLAVORS Pineapple - Raspberry and Orange IN THESE NEW BOWLS YOUR SHERBET DESSERT IS ALWAYS FRESH— FIRM AND READY TO SERVE GET IT TODAY AT "OLD FASHION" Freeze ICE MILK PRODUCT FAVORITE DESSERT OS ANGELES ST., or ern Foster Freeze Truck CHUCK ROAST BLADE CUT U.S. Gov't graded Choice Beef. (Arm cut, lb., 49c.) BOILING BEEF PLATE MEAT U.S. Gov't graded Choice. Economical. GROUND BEEF VISKING PACK Selected beef, freshly ground. Tops in quality. SLICED BACON GRADE A Popular brands, in heat-sealed package. CORNED BEEF Boneless brisket. With mild cure. lb. 55¢ WIENERS Somerset Skinless No. 1 quality. cola 1-lb. 49¢ COD FILLET Captain's Choice lb. 39¢ HALIBUT STEAKS Captain's Choice lb. 59¢ SAVE 10¢ on the purchase of pound of SUNNYBANK MARGARINE. Just bring this coupon to your nearby Safeway store. Offer expires March 21, 1953 Cash value 1/20th of 1 cent. SUNNYBANK MARGARINE Golden cubes, fail wrapped. TODAY'S PRICE lb. 2.5¢ with coupon 15¢ YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY Congress to Investigate Gold Smuggling National bill which would transfer control but not ownership of the Central Valley Project to the state. In other developments: 1. The Senate Public Health Committee decided with three members dissenting, to permit self closed meetings on controversial matters. All votes would be public. Assemblyman Ralph M. Brown D-Modesto, author of a secrecy in government bill asked for comment "all legislative committee action should be held in public." 2. Sen. Ben Hulse R-El Centro hold his Finance committee, beginning consideration of Gov. Warren's $1,327,000,000 budget, that balancing income and outgo this year "is not the complete answer." He said the budget would have be cut next year and two years now and even at that, he did, if revenues fall off it will mean deficit financing or new taxes. 3. Sen. Collier announced plans for a hearing March 17 on highway improvement measures, including his own billion dollar plan. On the other side Assemblyman Luther H. Lincoln R-Oakland said he would seek early committee consideration of his less ambitious proposal. Collier, chairman of the Senate Transportation committee, advocates a 1½ cent increase in the 4½ cent state gas tax and a billion dollar bond issue; Lincoln's measure calls for a 1 cent increase. Collier told interviewers "Theft of $17.50 from the cash register was reported to Santa Ana police today by William B. Wolfskill, owner of the Park and Wait shoe repair shop at 1032 S. Main St., Santa Ana. Burglars broke into the establishment last night and looted the cash drawer." The difference between 1 and 1½ cents would be five years more time required for wiping out the state's highway deficiencies. However, Sen. Regan, author of a third highway measure, indicated he may amend it down from 4½ to 1 cent. "SECOND XAVIER' SEEN GOA, Portuguese India (AP) — Catholics from throughout Asia, here for the 400th anniversary of the death of St. Francis Xavier, are praising a 'Second Xavier' who lived 100 years after St. Francis. He is Father Jose Vaz of Benalim, Goa, whose beatification documents, revealing a great record of conversions and miracles, were completed by a special commission appointed from Rome. The tricentenary of the death of Father Jose Vaz was celebrated here last April." RONI 1-lb. 17¢ In Cello. 33¢ pkg. 22-oz. pkg. lb. 49¢ to cook cheeses, too. Be sure...shop SAFEWAY MARCH ISSUE FAMILY CIRCLE NOW ON SALE ices 23c 32c 19c 21c 25c 26c 39c 19c 47c PEACHES CASTLE CREST SLICED OR HALVED CLINGS 29-can 23¢ Choice California Yellow Clings in heavy syrup. SNOWDRIFT THE WESSON OIL SHORTENING 3-lb. 75¢ For "Quick-Bear" cake recipe, see page 151, Family Circle. Libby's 85th Anniversary Sale Values PINEAPPLE 30-oz. can 29¢ Libby sliced. (20-oz. can, 25c.) CORNED BEEF 12-oz. can 43¢ Libby brand. Fine hot or cold. MORE LIBBY VALUES Corned Beef Hash 16-oz. can 27¢ Just open, heat, serve. Vienna Sausage 4-oz. can 19¢ Quick, easy to prepare. Sweet Pickles 14-oz. jar 25¢ Home style. Tasty. FRESH EGGS Inspected and cartoned. Cream O' the Crop dosen 59¢ Large size, Grade AA quality. Breakfast Gems dosen 55¢ Large size, Grade A quality. Oak Glen dosen 52¢ Large size, Grade A quality. CES ON MEATS AST BLADE CUT (Arm cut, lb., 49c.) 45¢ lb. BEF PLATE MEAT 10¢ lb. nomical. EEF VISKING PACK 43¢ lb. APPLESAUCE CAKE Moist, tender. Baked by Curtsy. Regular 49c SPECIAL PRICE 39¢ Raisin Nut Bread standard loaf 22¢ Skylark brand, fresh baked. Deepfry Donuts package of 4 25¢ Sugar, Crumb, or Chocolate. BLADE CUT 45¢ lb. 10¢ lb. 43¢ lb. 55¢ lb. BAKERY SPECIAL CAKE Moist, tender. Baked by Curtsy. Regular 49c SPECIAL PRICE 39¢ Raisin Nut Bread standard loaf 22¢ Skylark brand, fresh baked. Deepfry Donuts package of 6 25¢ Sugar, Crumb, or Chocolate. Jelly or Preserves 3-lb. jar 33¢ Kern Grape. Special value. LENTEN PRODUCE VALUES FANCY GRAPEFRUIT Coachella Desert LARGE SIZE IN BULK 5¢ PACKED IN MESH BAG 8-1b. bag 35¢ PIPPIN APPLES California grown. Large size. No. 1 quality. For pies.. 5¢ lb. FRESH CABBAGE Local, green, solid. Extra quality. 2¢ lb. CELERY Utah type. 3¢ TURNIPS Tops are off. 5¢ lb. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY-SATURDAY, FEB. 26-28, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail price on taxable items. SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM