anaheim-gazette 1953-04-02

Washington Reports By Congressman JAMES B. UTT This has been a very busy week. Among many other things, a group of freshman congressmen were invited to breakfast at the White House with the president. We had a very enjoyable meeting followed by a tour of the White House which included a visit to the bomb shelter 20 feet below ground. It is completely equipped to carry out the executive activities of our government. There are decontamination rooms, a large storeroom for food and clothing, a first aid room, etc., water purification and an independent power plant for use should there be an interruption in the electric system of the district. We also visited the president's study where he has a display of gifts and trophies which he has accumulated. The government of Saudi Arabia has just presented him with a beautiful sword and gold sheath pounded out of gold coins and studded with large rubles and diamonds. I would hate to hazard a guess as to its intrinsic value, but I assume that it would run into the high five figures. We also visited the Lincoln bedroom which to me was a great thrill. Legislative Matters I attended a conference on the Fallbrook matter and think that some headway was made toward agreement. Our ways and means committee held hearings this week on the graduated tobacco tax. The proposed bill is to make the tax lower on cigarettes selling for 13 cents and less. These hearings were attended by more than 200 people. The measure is opposed by the tobacco growers. The large manufacturers did not appear, either for or against the bill. The outcome will not be determined until we go into executive session. The judiciary committee passed out the tidelands bill this week, and it will be debated in the house early next week. The bill calls for complete restoring of our government. Efficiency The new administration is working diligently to streamline the departments and clean out the deadwood. It may surprise you to know that 18 years after N.R.A. expired, there are still eight men on the payroll of the Blue Eagle. I guess they were standing by hoping for the reenactment of the law. This will soon be remedied. Mrs. Hobby the administrator, was heard to remark to her staff, "There is no use killing ourselves, let's get back to the 80 hour week." Visitors From San Diego came Charles K. Fletcher, Dr. Gaylord B. Parkinson, Dr. and Mrs. Roy S. Averill and daughter, Lynn; from Laguna Beach, George A. Portus; from Santa Ana, Armand J. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Schroeder, Lt. Comdr. R.T. Townsend, Navy Lt.Glenn E.Eustis and George N.Baker; from Newport Beach, Mayor Norman Miller, and from Fullerton, Leland C. Launer. Terminal Leave Because of dolls sential for exporters of doing business through Eric H. Miller, expo of Sunkist Growers, citation of Southern Miller, just back from European countries, that barter transactionsly quite complicated b proposed bill is to make the tax lower on cigarettes selling for 13 cents and less. These hearings were attended by more than 200 people. The measure is opposed by the tobacco growers. The large manufacturers did not appear, either for or against the bill. The outcome will not be determined until we go into executive session. The judiciary committee passed out the tidelards bill this week, and it will be debated in the house early next week. The bill calls for complete restoring of title to the states. I think it will be passed next week, and California should soon have some 45 million dollars released to our state treasury. Somewhat Different Illustrative of the desire of the administration to get things in shape is an item which I quote from a column by Jerry Klutz in the Washington Post: "The other Saturday morning Eric Johnson dropped in to see State Under Secretary Bedell Smith and this conversation took place: "How's thing's going, Beetle?" Johnson asked. "Rough—very rough. Here it is Saturday and just about everyone else in the government has taken a day off as I would like to be doing. But I had my desk piled high with work and so I came in about 9 to work on it. I felt pretentious." Coin Collection of FJC Teacher Includes 1793 Coin Worth $3,000 A coin that is valued at $3000! This is only one of the many Special CHP Squad Wars on County Traffic Accidents A two-pronged attack on traffic accidents in this area begins tomorrow when a California highway patrol special enforcement unit joins the local patrol squad in a full-scale enforcement effort. The special unit arrived in Orange yesterday and will spend the day being briefed on local traffic conditions by Capt. Null, squad area commander. Capt. Null said the combined squads will direct their efforts toward the chief cause of traffic accidents—unsafe, unlawful driving. He pointed out that this kind of driving has already caused 27 deaths and 365 injuries in rural sections adjacent to Santa Aha so far this year. Highlights in the coin collection of Charles L. Ruby, FJC instructor of history. "Ive been collecting coins for 35 years—ever since World War I," mused Mr. Ruby. One of Three The most valuable coin in the collection is a 1793 large cent. This type of coin is reported to be the rarest copper coin ever made. "There are only three of these coins in the entire world," said Mr. Ruby. "My coin happens to be the finest of the tricolor," he added. "This coin is valued at $3000. I've had many offers on it from other collectors." In addition to the large cent, Mr. Ruby has a complete collection of every silver and copper coin ever minted in the United States! Lectures and Writes Serving on the Board of Governors for the 20,000 members of the American Numismatic Association, Mr. Ruby has traveled all over the nation lecturing and writing about coins of the United States. "I first became interested in Commerce because of dolls sentimental for exporters of doing business through Eric H. Miller, exporter of Sunkist Growers, ciation of Southern Miller, just back from a busy trip which took European countries, that barter transactions by quite complicated countries and with some dities it is the only point to do business." "Strange as it may be, list growers has done Swedish goods to Israel. Also shipped products into Sweden through Holland past it has also been arranged for payment in pesos for goods shipped den." he said. The products depaired Sunkist Growers having citrus products for mately 30 years and they ship to approximately different countries. Russ Propaganda In Italy, and more in Sicily, Miller said it esting to see first tremendous power of the propaganda machine, with the very poor and information put out by States government. By the use of clever pennies last year, and again Russia has made every capitalize on the fact are purchasing citrus products from most all of the Russians are grossly exaggerate cause of this propagandaely sponsored by the C in Italy, the average lieves that Russia is but quantities of citrus and are paying very high prices. Red Stories Shark Communist newspaper pictures of a vessel lones for Russia and slams so it is full of misinformation Russian purchase newspapers, although they have the Communist publish this as a real item. There is good evidence some of the money paid for citrus in Italy is not Italy to help finance the mist party. "The Italian people Americans bombed them and harbors during but they do not know erica has poured man of dollars into their Miller said. "It is a that America has not effective use of the power..." Bill to Ban Citrus Coloring Before Congress Color-adding of citrus, a process which many believe put Florida on the marketing map, will be prohibited if a bill introduced by Rep. A. S. (Syd) Herling of Leesburg, becomes law. The proposed legislation, now being studied by the house agriculture committee, would amend the pure food and drug act to ban artificial coloring of citrus in interstate commerce as an adulterated foodstuff. Frank R. Schell of Tampa is generally conceded to be the developer of the coloring process. Reaction to the bill was spontaneous since Florida last year shipped 26,979,133 boxes of fresh oranges of which 65 per cent or 17,542,658 boxes were colored. In addition to the large cent, Mr. Ruby has a complete collection of every silver and copper coin ever minted in the United States! Lectures and Writes Serving on the Board of Governors for the 20,000 members of the American Numismatic Association, Mr. Ruby has traveled all over the nation lecturing and writing about coins of the United States. "I first became interested in coins when I was about 15 years old," he reminisced. "I was intrigued by the various designs and interesting stories that were found in coins." "One of the most interesting tales I ever heard in connection with designing coins is a story concerning one of the first 1859 Indian head pennies," he stated. "The artist who designed the Indian head on the coin used his daughter as a model for the head!" Mr. Ruby concluded. Kept in Bank Besides teaching and collecting coins Mr. Ruby has found time to write an educational section on United States coins for a book soon to be printed. "I've always had a lot of pleasure in collecting coins," he smiled. "I keep both my coin and my stamp collection in a box in the bank." Mr. Ruby explained that such a valuable collection must be kept safe at all times. Mr. Ruby also has a complete collection of United States stamps from 1845 to the present. "My rarest stamp is worth about $150," he stated. Buys Stamps "I collect mostly minted and used stamps," he commented. "I don't have many of the freaks of the stamp world—of course I don't mind saying I would like to get some." Mr. Ruby buys stamps for his collection as well as just "coming upon them." "There are some collector items that are worth many thousands of dollars," he said. "I can't afford those right now." ON TRIAL—Nazi officer is on trial for generous treatment of prisoners in scene from "Miracle of KVOE, Santa Ana. Left to right, Paul Grisham, Jack Wright, Dick Ogilvie, and Dick Leyva. Barter Trading Promoted in World Commerce by Dollar Shortages "Because of dollar shortages in many countries, it is essential for exporters to take advantage of every possibility of doing business through barter trade or switch exchanges," Eric H. Miller, export manager of the products department of Sunkist Growers, Ontario, told the Foreign Trade Association of Southern California recently. Miller, just back from a business trip which took him to 12 European countries, explained that barter transactions are usually quite complicated but in some about $3.4 billion, has made German recovery possible but, on the other hand, many other European countries have also received a Winner Named in Lions Speak-Off Elizabeth Ellis, Fullerton union high school speech student, was named winner Thursday night at a zone A, run-off, Lions club tournament, held in Anaheim, with her speech on "Man's Search for Security." It was announced by Duane Johnson, speech instructor. Miss Ellis will represent zorfe A in an all-Orange county contest on April 8 at Seal Beach. Should she progress further, as winner of the county tournament poster. Commerce by Dollar Shortages "Because of dollar shortages in many countries, it is essential for exporters to take advantage of every possibility of doing business through barter trade or switch exchanges," Eric H. Miller, export manager of the products department of Sunkist Growers, Ontario, told the Foreign Trade Association of Southern California recently. Miller, just back from a business trip which took him to 12 European countries, explained that barter transactions are usually quite complicated but in some countries and with some commodities it is the only possible way to do business. "Strange as it may seem, Sunkist growers have done business in Sweden through the sale of Swedish goods to Israel. Also, we have shipped products into Japan and Sweden through Holland. In the past it has also been possible to arrange for payment in Argentine pesos for goods shipped to Sweden," he said. The products department of Sunkist Growers has been exporting citrus products for approximately 30 years and each year they ship to approximately 55 different countries. Russia Propaganda Potent In Italy, and more particularly in Sicily, Miller said it was interesting to see first hand the tremendous power of the Russian propaganda machine, contrasted with the very poor and inefficient information put out by the United States government. By the use of clever propaganda last year, and again this year, Russia has made every effort to capitalize on the fact that they are purchasing citrus fruits and citrus products from Italy. Almost all of the Russian claims are grossly exaggerated but because of this propaganda so cleverly sponsored by the Communists in Italy, the average Italian believes that Russia is buying large quantities of citrus and that they are paying very high prices. Red Stories Slanted Communist newspapers show pictures of a vessel loading lemons for Russia and slant the story so it is full of misinformation about Russian purchases. Other newspapers, although they do not have the Communist slant, also publish this as a regular news item. There is good evidence that some of the money paid by Russia for citrus in Italy is retained in Italy to help finance the Communist party. "The Italian people know that Americans bombed their churches and harbors during the war but they do not know that America has poured many millions of dollars into their country." Miller said. "It is a great pity that America has not made effective use of the power of pro- Lions Speak-Off Elizabeth Ellis, Fullerton union high school speech student, was named winner Thursday night at a zone A, run-off, Lions club tournament, held in Anaheim, with her speech on "Man's Search for Security." It was announced by Duane Johnson, speech instructor. Miss Ellis will represent zone A in an all-Orange county contest on April 8 at Seal Beach. Should she progress further, as winner of the county tournament, next step will be competition at San Diego. Final contest, between California and Nevada winners, will be held in Reno, Nev., Johnson stated. The aboriginal inhabitants of Formosa practiced head-hunting until a few years ago. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette April 2, 9, 14, 22, 1953) No. A-22530 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF EVARISTA MORENO, Decensed. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decendent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his on her place of business, to-wait: Law Office of Stephen F. Gallagher, 305 Bank of America Building, Anaheim, California, within six months after the first publication of his notice. Dated March 1953. PEDRO V. GODOY, Administrator of the Estate of said decendent. Stephen F. Gallagher Attorney at Law Bank of America Building Anaheim, California. (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Feb. 24 March 3, 12, 19, 26, Apr. 9, 17, 23) There is good evidence that some of the money paid by Russia for citrus in Italy is retained in Italy to help finance the Communist party. "The Italian people know that Americans bombed their churches and harbors during the war but they do not know that America has poured many millions of dollars into their country," Miller said. "It is a great pity that America has not made effective use of the power of propaganda." America is the best advertising and public relations country in the world but we have done a poor job of advertising ourselves." Germany Making Recovery Of all the countries visited, Germany was probably the most interesting, Miller reported. It has been said that 65 per cent of the buildings at Bremen were damaged by bombings and 45 percent of the buildings in Hamburg. Actually at the present time, Hamburg looks worse than Bremen as Hamburg is in the British zone and they have not done as much rehabilitation and rebuilding as the United States Government has done in the U.S. zone. Despite this destruction, both physical and economic, Germany has made a remarkable recovery. In Germany, production is zooming and so are exports. More cars are on the highways; more food in the stores; more money spent on vacations than at any time since the war. In 1948 the index of German industrial production stood at 58 (in 1936 it was 100). Today the industrial index is 159. Today, Western Germany exports more than the whole of Germany used to before the war. German exports increased about seven times in the past four years. From being the biggest debtor in the European payments union, Germany has now become its largest creditor with an accumulated credit in September, 1952 of $450 million. German People Aid Selves United States aid, totaling Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the underigned at hits on her place of business, to-will: Law Office of Stephan P. Gullah of 300 Bank of America Building, Anaheim, California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated March 27, 1953. PEDRO V. GODY, Administrator of the Estate of said decedent. Stephen F. Gallagher Attorney at Law Bank of America Building Anaheim, California. (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Feb. 24 March 3, 12, 19, 26 April 2, 9, 16, 23, 1953) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE PATRICIA ELIZABETH LINTON, Plaintiff, JAMES McPHILLIPS LINTON and LILLY PETTIGREW, Defendants. Dept. 3 No. 58550 SUMMONS Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, and committed in the Office of the Clerk of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange, and answer the complaint therein, within ten days after the service on you of this summons. If served within the County of Orange, or within thirty days if served elsewhere, and you are notified that unless you so appear and answer above required, the plaintiff will land judgment for the money or damages demanded in the Court, as arising upon contract, or will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, this 2nd day of February 1953. (Salel Superior Court Orange County) B. J. Smith. County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange. By H. M. HEAD, Deputy OFFICE APPEARANCE: Defendant appears in an action when she denudes or gives the plaintiff written notice of his appearance, or when an attorney gives notice of appearance for him. (Sec. 1014. C.C.P.) Answers or demurrers must be in writing, and filed with the Clerk. Matthew F. 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Tele Teen All Star Revue Film Auction City Residence film SOAP ATTENDANCE The Italian people know that Americans bombed their churches and harbors during the war but they do not know it as much interesting as it may seem to them because it was not done as much rehabilitation and rebuilding as the United States government has done in the U.S. zone. Despite this destruction, both physical and economic, Germany has made a remarkable recovery. In Germany, production is zooming and so are exports. More cars are on the highways; more food in the stores; more money spent on vacations than at any time since the war. In 1948 the index of German industrial production stood at 58 (in 1936 it was 100) Today, Western Germany exports more than the whole of Germany used to before the war.German exports increased about seven times in the past four years.From being the biggest debtor in the European payments union,Germany has now become its largest creditor with an accumulated credit in September, 1952 of $450 million. German People Aid Selves United States aid, totaling Elmer E. Bruce Receives Honor Elmer E. Bruce of the Savings Loan and Building association of Anaheim received word of his appointment to the public relations committee of the United States Savings and Loan league. The appointment came from Charles L. Clements, Miami Beach, Fla. 10 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA TV LANGSON'S SERVICE—SALES 616 N. Los Angeles St.—Phone 3303 The Kwikset Story ... You are invited to see how Kwikset Locks are manufactured when Television Station KTTV, Hollywood, televises the popular program "Success Story" directly from our plant in Anaheim. The program is sponsored by Richfield Oil Corp., and will be seen on KTTV, Channel 11, Friday, April 3, 7 to 7:30 p.m. Corp., and will be seen on KTTV, Channel 11, Friday, April 3, 7 to 7:30 p.m. TV-DIAL-O-LOGUE EFFECTIVE APRIL 2 THROUGH APRIL 8 Copyright 1953 by Universal Radio & TV Features Synd—Tom B. 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