Corona Daily Independent (Newspaper) - January 15, 1951, Corona, California Whm Believe of clouda teU showers or cooler today with high near 64. no cold but cooker w 51 5 Cents ONLY Newspaper ror and By In 15. Your Police House Is terse warning to to lock their doors at night was given today by Police Inspector C. B. Biggers who one Corona home was entered Saturday night while the owners were asleep and money was taken from their clothes in the very in which they victims were Mr. and R. 604 West Seventh The said one into their and to their Mr. Clothes from off a dresser and into the front room where the thief rifled the pockets and took Mr. Leanes on The thief took money from Mrs. Harbison's purse tossed the clothes on the living room floor and the purse on top of them and left with some empty billfold was found by a Rudy early Sunday morning in the street near the curb at 715 Eleventh The money was gone but the contents and identifying were strewn Rudy turned the billfold immediately over to Biggers pointed out that the although light were not awakened by thief who must have been close to them in their He said there have been several burglaries recently in MARCH OF DIMES IS HELPING BOBBY TO STAND to Ralph of a Senior High School was stolen from nebr the school gym Friday night but Was recovered a few hours later abandoned in a walnut grove at Smith and Railroad instruments valued at WOO were in the Two were missing when the car was located by police but they were later found cached in a theorized that whoever took the car while the owner was inside tho gym drove too fast to make the corner and the car hurtled a ditch and became stuck in the mud in the They found one tire had blown car belonging to John Ill North Belle was stolen last night and recovered this morning in The car a 1947 had been parked by the Felix DATE IS SET IN MOLESTING with molesting two teen-age girls in June of 1950, Donald Leroy 6750 Grand was in on a bench warrant He had pleaded not guilty and asked for a jury trial which was scheduled for July 18 of 1950. The defendant failed to appear for was committed under the original warrant bail set at and trial for January 30 at 10 a.m. by Justice of the Peace W. S. Is accused of molesting two aged 14 and 15, in a complaint signed by Juvenile Officer Jack R. appearing in Justice Court were Harold Morris and Flossie M. charged with being intoxicated in the of Campbell and Rindge road in Judge Caudill meted straight fines of Mrs. Fred has been written in our newspapers concerning the Polio Foundation and the objective of the March of have through the medium of the Gen. William E. the Riverside County Polio drive Mark head of the County General and Mrs. Corona local and her Mrs. to if possible and bring to the through the of the local some of the patients who have who are benefiting from the March of Dimes at the request of Mrs. Brown and through the co-operation of the Corona you will be introduced to some of the little crippled the victims of who are being made well through your in the polio ward of the Riverside Community Ramos Snap of Annual Chamber Check Artist Two liquor Shops Are Identifications and Uses Check Protector In Two liquor in Corona were victimized recently by a bad check passer who wanted from Maine to California and who is to be the nation's No. 1 check Business people in Riverside county are being asked to be on the lookout for this man who has been cashing bad checks since 1947. two checks for Were according to C. B. police The man wanted chocks in in is described as 35 to 40 years five foct nine inches to six feet and weighing 180 to 200 He has dark full found wide forehead and is husky and muscular method of operation is to be frequently seen in stores he intends to He represents himself to be ii cement doing work for the person whoso name is forged as maker of the The checks arc usually forged on a local well known or doctor on a local Corona during the this man a check hero purported ta be a pay check made out to him by Bell on a Santa Ana He frequently the checks a check protector so thai they appear He carries papers to fit the name he uses on the and is a very slick officers Billy Cook Caught 600 Miles South of Tijuana Chiefs ANALYSIS 7o*HavtMM Offensive Seeks to Protect Second Step Since picture of Bobby you see here could well be a picture of your own son or take a second look and perhaps you will recognize the energetic little lad who lives down the block from the kid who went whizzing by your house every day on his roller little Bobby Soenz isn't skating today nor has he taken a single step since last August when a virus of that crippling polio reached out and touched the doctors were certain that Bobby had he was tak en to the General Hospital at Arlington and placed under the carc of skilled physicians and the disease had passed the contagious and then he to the Riverside Com Hospital where he wil have to remain a long Thursday I was privileged to visit Bobby at the hospital and to meet Miss Barbara thf skilled physiotherapist who Is In direct charge of all polio and their and Mrs. Dally Independent photo In the left to Mayor Lawrence Lyle With Joe officiating as installing Lyle Swaney was made president of the Corona Chamber of Commerce at the annual banquet Friday Copley is a past one knows what ahead for Corona In 19M," Mr. Swaney must have faith In in our in our and in And we can take encouragement for the future with the location of the Bureau of Standards other officers installed were W. L. first vice R. B. second vice Bryant A again as Fred again as and following board of W. L. E. I. Glenn P. J. and Ken The following are C. Rudy F. J. J. L. C. F. Frank J. Harold Lyle A. J. Dr. George P. Schuster and Harold speaker of the Lawrence D. was by Henning who retires after a successful year as president the Mr. who is assistant vice president of he Bank of America and prominent in many spoke on for an Old said the struggle today is the struggle for that ivar today is not nationalistic the way it was in the he democracy by stressing its good points for all the world to Truth is our strongest weapon and wo must our energy and talents to preserve the dignity of the at which the ladies were was given at Improvement Club and attracted a record was dinner chairman and members of his committee Louise Gunsolus and Ralph A delicious was served ella a clever special Polio with Carol Ware as was prepared by ladies of the Woman's Improvement Club with Emma Keller in the were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Winslow of the Home Gardens Chamber of Commerce and Mr. and Mrs. BUI Thelm of the Norco Chamber of Ross wanted me to see Bobby and she was generous in her praise of the little whom she was one of the most co-operative patients she had ever WHO NAVAL HOSPITAL IS RRED BY GEN. Paul B. Magnuson has as chief medical director of the Veterans Administration and Vice Adm. Joel T. Boone has been appointed his Dr. dismissal came after a few with VA Chief Major General Carl R. over hospital Magnuson opposed the use of the Corona Naval Hospital by the VA and his recommendation to VA Chief Carl Gray was to rule against use of the facilities here for a veterans a Ross went on to how when the pain in Bobby's crippled leg was at its the little chap would turn his face toward the clench his small although tears streamed down his he never uttered a and takes courage and she had been informd that he was to have a visitor and we found him eager and ready to display his most prized pair of new sturdy brown boy shoes that had been made especially for eyes danced as he showed us those new and if any grown-up in that room NEWS 8AVIlll> the gallant colt whose brilliant racing career ended in a tragic spill at Santa WBH with sympathy from turf followers His was he could bo saved for arrangements were pending in Denver for Rocky 47, traveling chief of the famed Harlem Globe Trotters basketball He died of a heart attack while playing the Boston Whirlwinds at City Auditorium last Mox Brown and Oscar Lebow have been sentenced In Santa Monica to 90 days in county jail on pleas of guilty to Their case was in connection with an million dollar betting place In Culver They were last 7. Superior Judge Harry Borde also placed the trio on probation for three years them * STORM IN Pacific Northwest and Northern California were hit by another storm the it gale proportions and knocked down two large radio towers in A 8 t o r Ore. Communications were snarled and power cut third Of an Inch of in San massive earth slide covered State Route 1 at Devil's miles north of Half Moon It is estimated it will take about three to open the sudden counter attack by the Eighth Army on the West in Korea is to protect the Second Division at not an attempt to push back to at the you will sec that the Han river rises in the mountains of Chungju and flows northwesterly toward It thus a valley lying between the rond from Chungju northwest to and the road due north to in addition to threatening to outflank the Second Division on the Iwen threatening to send a column climbing up the Han river valley to cutoff the Second division from the Second Division is for the moment to Allied operations in The division is being kept in this exposed position around Wonju in order to stop the Reds moving Ui down the shortest route to the route boHt for their stylo of ill order to protect the Second General Ridgway this sharp counter spearheaded by a big air The maneuver probably and then came the grand the special event that Bobby wanted us to see and so we waited expectantly as Miss Ross laced the precious shoes on the small feet and with a supporting hand slid the little fellow off the bed on to the platform of a steel aligned the helpless little feet in the shiny new and placed the little boy's hands on each side of the Then Miss Ross stood back a few inches and STOOD are inadequate to describe that dramatic Bobby didn't move a He You his little leg is but in and flashed us a dazzling smile that seemed to what your money is doing for little crippled guys like me. It is your dollars that are making it possible to have skilled doctors and nurses take care of so keep up the good work for there are so many crippled like me who need your help and are depending on WARNING minimum tonight is expected to be above 32 Increasing cloudiness is forecast tonight with showers Tuesday Partly cloudy skies and cooler weather is expected tomorrow the shoes would be dandy 1 brief moment that the little chap for a foot ball the 1 was allowed to stand all by were not he pulled up his little Official city high today 04; low last night 95. MAN 1 P. 67, weighing 700 pounds and reportedly the world's heaviest Is dead of a chronic heart ailment at the Meadows Homo for the Aged at Laa New He was Ave four inches tall and his waist measurement was 96 It took ten to carry the body from the funeral A regular embalming table broke under the a native of was a former school teacher and was considered an In has is there is some mystery about it. The Reds started withdrawing before the S. counter attack apparently in order to increase the weight of their push over In whore they already are almost 50 miles below their tremendous numerical It seems strange that the Reds have withdrawn in the west and allowed us to protect Second Division's left about the same a Pentagon talking about the threat on the Second Division's eastern said firmly that the division was in no of being cut matter how many Reds came down the eastern sounded as If the spokesman meant that sooner or perhaps soon Reds coming down the eastern mountains will run into our Tenth the Pentagon expects the Red drive in the east to be stopped long before a serious threat develops to the Red drive in South which last was five days ahead of the progress of the North Korean drive of last is now a couple of days behind the timetable of the North wo are facing the practical of another Red attack on the greater of the BUILDING E. permits to the G. 223 South Main to move and repair a filling station value Install two 2.500-gallon gas S. 224 North Main for u commercial value The building is to be 26 by 60 feet with metal sides roof and a to 1llM^ city BUly admitted but killing Billy 21, armed to the gave up without a fight today when a flying hideout in arv abandoned mine in the desolate badlands of California some or miles south of the n International manhunt that rivaled the days of John tracked down killer of eight on a tip from n Mexican motorist who saw picture in a in Tijuana and recalled he had talked to the man on a The motorist who the tip was Javier from a week in the Cook didn't try to a He was worn and whon police him by plane to Tijuana MOSSER BODIES FOUND IN the same time Cook waH police in In a mine shaft five of the family of all of whom Cook of The bodies of 0 anil wore from an mine and all had been shut and tossed Into a 50 foot mine a lioni Cook's former the of Pamela Hue Then the body of 7, and 5. Ronald's hands were tied his his mouth and a bullet had torn through the back of his the body of wife wrh hands tied and her mouth Mosser also had been gagged and apparently his had been but he had broken brought up thv little white in the of score of and mot he reached 17 miles of San In tho lower California governor's personal plane from the sleepy Mexican village of Santa Rosalia where he was will happen to Cook now is up to Mexican They can deport him as an or can prosecute him for The has to made in Mexico City by the Mexican 1 ' In to the he faces federal and murder Iti California and CLOSING 245.02; up 1.41. 20 82.60; up 0.32. * 15 42.11; up 0.03. 65 01-n;'up 9.3Q 2,830,000 shares H. WAR Definse Department last week reported 1,8|51 more casualties in including 320 dead and missing in 'The new dated Jan. 5, brings total U.S. casualties 25 to men an average of one man or missing minutes since the wai The 6,134 by 33,184; Marine 6,212; 458; Air 322. Prospectors With Cook when ho was captured were two prospectors who disappeared at about the same time the badman abandoned the car In which he fled across border after killing Robert Seattle Forrest Damron and Jim of El were Apparently he had flagged down their car and fled with them In the time was he had cut a bloody swath from Arkansas to California to cold-bloodedly chalking up a possible eight was formally charged with the deaths of and Mrs. Carl and their three children of admitted killing two men whom he did not Hw Admitted to Deputy Sheriff Waldrip of Blythe that he killed the Mosser family and two then let the deputy go alive because had been the man hunt the tattoed youth was reported seen In such widely spots as St. South N. Corte and various Southern California story started the day before Christmas when who had a criminal record since he was 11, left his dishwasher Job at and He was heard from Dec. 30 Lee Archer of was robbed of and his The car was later found abandoned near with a receipt In It for a new made out to W. that after the Archer car broke down In Cook hitched a ride with the Mosser driving from to N. charges of kidnapping across state lines and state charges of murder were filed against Cook next turned up four days Jan. 6, In Calif. When Deputy Sheriff Homer Waldrip of county came to the motel to Inquire about hia Cook kicked open the door and covered him with two in the You're going with he miles farther Cook threw Waldrip out and sped away In his official A few miles farther he apparently used it to flag down Robert 31. riddled Dewey with left tho body in the county car and fled across Mexican only 10 miles away In Dewey's next day car was found abandoned north of the Mexican Ashing village of San told Waldrip that he the Mosser family in happens to Cook now is up to Mexican They can deport him or can prosecute him for kidnapping two Mexican If he is deported to the United he federal kidnapping charges and murder charges in California and ASKS FOR 71 Truman has put the of freedom for America at more than 71' i billion dollars a And he says to meet the the government needs at least 16Vi billion dollars in retroactive to Jan. 10. than 70 per cent of spending is earmarked In the President's meet the barbaric threat of in hot or cold war and to assure victory war Is thrust upon Truman makes it plain that the is in for an austerity Ho says shortages will begin showing up by late WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS says sees no way to avoid wage and price controls If tiie people are to pay the higher taxes he Mr. also that in the all out effort the needs of his Brannan farm compulsory health insurance and the
