Corona Daily Independent (Newspaper) - July 3, 1952, Corona, California 1234 BEFORE 6:15 PAPER IS NOT Daily Independent maintains a man witn a car who knows all delivery routes in If you don't get your Independent please telephone by 6:15 p.m. and it will be delivered at 6:30 25 What We Believe What We Believe Anxious to Correct clear tonight and but night and morning clouds and the Slightly warmer in the west High 85; low 51 84, JULY 3. 1952. Vacation Spree Is Expected During Exodus Is Likely to Set All Time greatest three-day vacation spree in history will hit 4 predicted today by the Automobile Club of and all other citizens are expected to take advantage of the three days of facilities at most hotels and resorts already sold thousands of motorists who fail to reservations before leaving home will be forced to sleep in their cars or to camp a club J spokesman unprecedented exodus of vacationists from cities to crowded California playgrounds will by the Influx of out-of-state It was pointed out that e first five months of this year the number of out-of-state vehicles entering Southern was 25 per cent above the same period in 1951, which was an all-time that the three-day death toll across the nation will hit a record high by the auto club spokesman urged drivers to help curb traffic fatalities in can save lives holiday by obeying traffic rules and by not driving after they have become he warning was directed at who seldom get out of city motorists often fail to realize that greater driving skill j and precautions are needed when I operating a vehicle on I he Marie 77, of died suddenly last evening at the Corona She been living for the past two years in Elsinore with her William and had been in failing health for some was bom April 1, 1875, in She and her husband had maintained their permanent place of residence in Minn. They celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on June 6. leaves besides her five William of Albert of il and Lawrence of d Joseph of St. mr Mrs. Leona and Mrs. Alma Gersdorf of Mrs. Ida of Grand N. Marie Rodriquez 111., also grandchildren and 18 great body is being forwarded to Minneapolis today for service and The Mortuary is in Paul son of Mrs. W. Gonzalez of recently his degree in Foreign Trade at the American Institute for Foreign Trade at Mr. a CHS earned his BA in Spanish at the University of California at Santa Barbara In 1951. of Died S. 57, of 826 a of World Wfer passed away at his home evening after an extended Mr. and his wife had resided in Corona since last March when they moved here from Mrs. Scribner is sister of Mrs. Jack Mr. Scribner was a third generation native of California born near August 12, 1894. He was an oil driller throughout the including Taft and later worked in the fields near Beach where lived for 17 1936 he went to the Islands and then to in the employ of the Arabian American Oil where he lived until his retirement in December After retirement the Scribners settled in and about four months later he became 111 with a heart is survived by his Mrs. Mary Scribner of the street address and one Robert K. of La also two Thomas B. of Los Angeles and Warren Scribner of and one Mrs. Ida M. Kelly of Los Angeles He was a member of Beach Lodge No. 380, Free and Accepted Masons of Huntington services will be Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the Funeral Home with Rev. Rov P. pastor of the First Methodist Church Masonic Lodge No. 314 will conduct the at the grave In Sunnyslope Plan Festivities Over July Boosters Event at CHS at 9 Fourth of July celebration in Corona is sponsored by the Band joins Southern California and the nation tomorrow in observance oi tha 176tlr anniversary of the signing of Declaration of local festivities will start at the high school stadium at 1 p.m. and continue through the climaxed by a giant works display at 9 fireworks displays will be unleashed at the Coliseum in Los the Rose Bowl at Pasadena and at Portuguese Other observances will be under way in practically every Southland 20th annual fireworks program of the American Legion will be presented all the touch off their 26th display at the Rose heavy a destroyer and two medium landing ships will hold to visitors at Santa of U.S. Air Force Sabre Jets will roar over the Coliseum to give an of war as they wing show begins at 8 p.m. A circus has been added to the attraction of fireworks by Pasadena firemen for the Rose Bowl to start at 8il5 p.m. club them of the LAND MARK DOOMED WITH PERMIT TO old is doomed with the of permit to Slaten to demolish the 50-year-old brick residence on the northwest comer at Sixth zind The house is to be torn down by J. E. Jr. at 503 West Sixth across from the site of the old Catholic where W. A Cropper's Ford agency is now lo the home of brick construction marks an In recent years it was owned for long time by the Tom McGuires who have moved was built in the early 1900' or Men Are Molesting Norco men were arrested by officers Tuesday charged with molesting and annoying young school children in the Norco Booked in the county jail on the misdemeanor charge were Ramona 40, an im employed laborer and Elden a filter press operator at the f flats Fuertes 3-3.75, ripes low as Exchange Lemon Products Co. Haas 2.25-2.50, 2.25 ' 250, Spinks Keller 2.2.25. OLLIE ushered in season of political This Chicago will be the windy the cows in the stockyards will be crowding around to listen to the would really like a candidate Robert A. Eisenhower or Dwight D. The convention will open with the national anthem and from then on the band will play For the July 7 opens the they sweep out either the Taft or the Eisenhower buttons and the Democrats take Democrats have so many candidates may have a drawing instead a Kefauver has a flock of but the organization wants to give him the Estes has proved that he's popular with and but not the right it's Kefauver or Truman will be supporting John Q July will start with Inde and end up with everybody 19E2. Gen Corp. A. AVOCADO About Local San still wondering what that speech they heard today was all Ralph a from spoke on the subject of Approach to Economic in which he said that principles of physics could be applied to problems and then went into an explanation of magnetic fields and other such abstruse terms to prove his he ly easier to understand was the report oA tlie International Lions club convention in Mexico City which was attended by Pres ident Earl Walker and Glen James They flew to the meeting and managed to see quite a bit of Mex ico and Mexico City as well attending the convention This was the first meeting that President Earl has conducted since becoming president and he started ofi with a by it's being his birthday and to he gave himself the day's Stanley Graf was intro as the newest member the Corona Lions A. J. Vel thoen Was today's REPEAT WARNING AGAINST FOURTH Says GOP Cannot Win Unless With Clean Tactics of REJECTS TAFT CHARGES A STEEL Truman says he sees no reason to use the act to end the steel In his declaration against the act president charges that some steel are engaged in a conspiracy against the public Congress had requested the president in an law to employ the act to end the CHADWICK TO TRY TO SWIM CATALINA NEVER BEFORE BY Florence the first woman to swim the English channel goes after Chadwick will plunge at the Catalina Isthmus in She hopes ot swim the Catalina something no women ever has The 32-year-old says she also will try to break the she it means Miss Chadwick probably Will reach the other end of the 21-mile channel at since she'll have to do it in around 15 Young holds the He the choppy channel in 15 45 minutes back in 1927. DEWEY SAYS TAFT CAN'T WIN ON FIRST York's Governor Dewey predicts that Taft will not enough votes on the first for nomination as Taft has Dewey says actually Taft will get than 500 votes when the convention votes for the first Dewey Is a supporter ot General says Taft's prediction of 603 or 604 votes on the first balloting is the old propaganda Dewey then went on to forecast that Eisenhower will win the nomination on an early United new Red proposal on prisoners of War clearly is not The interesting part of it is the hint that in secret the Reds might be willing to yield a little the offer on face contains nothing now at a month Rod General Nam II said the Reds would not demand repatriation of South only of North Korean and Chinese He's Just putting that more formally now with his suggestion for of tho prisoners by It's obvious that any Korean prisoner who didn't want to go back could claim ho was a South Korean and there would be no effective way to disprove the considering the inadequate identification Even tho Reds do not how many or which of their men who have been captured by the Allies are really South and how many are really North tho Allies would have to give in on the moral principle of voluntary repatriation and that's there Is no provision for the red prisoners who don't want to go At tlie well over half the Chinese they didn't want to go there Isn't much chance yet of a on the o' the worst thing about It 1b that it will bo In Wishful European will jump to tho conclusion again that a truce la Just tho corner and that tho should stop practically all military against tho Mad Gen. Ike Starts Roaring Middle West United Eisenhower is going into the front lines of tho set to on the back of a train in ' hower attacked tho convention tactics of Senator Taft and promised an all-out fight to win tho Republican presidential Republican national committee today again voted heavily In favor of Senator Taft when It approved tho 13 disputed GOP gates from Tho committee approved 11 Taft gates and two backing general said tho Republicans can't win in November tho his Into court with clean ho am going to ask every delegate to help this fight for fair proceedings at tho I'm in the Tm In It with all I've After been a fighting man all my his the train pulled out of tho station and headed cast toward will stop over in to make a make more at stops along the way arriving In Chicago already In has challenged to administration during his cross-country to Taft notice Eisenhower intends to roar tho I only hope ho roara out against Acheson and Brannan as well as tho STILL INSISTS HE WILL WIN AT repeated his claim that he has enough delegate votes up to win tho nomination on tho first Ho said ho la up Homo losing a But tho changes are GOP GOVERNORS SAY DELEGATES INVOLVED IN DISPUTES SHOULD NOT ACT IN Division of Forestry repeated the warning that all types of fireworks with the exception of some of caps for cap pistols are outlawed In Across the line In Orange County where the sale and of fireworks is not the is available but officials warn that it must not be transported Into this men are primarily concerned with the fire hazard S. Forest officials that fireworks will not be permitted within the boundaries of the National Persons bringing fireworks into recreation areas within the Cleveland will likely run into road blocks and any fireworks in their possession may be OF HUGE 6-JET KILLS CREW OF 3 jet bomber went killing all three of its crew The plane is identified as a which is larger even than the The plane was based at MacDill Air Force base in Fla. Search piano pilots say crash left nothing but a blackened hole In tlie CALIFORNIANS DIE IN CANADIAN CAR Canadian Mounted Police have identified tho four California women involved in a fatal In the British Columbia Interior Their car topped from the trans-Canada highway and plunged Into Valley 12 miles east of The two women trapped in the car and drowned were Jessie Cushman and Mrs. June The other two who escaped from the car and swam to shore were Mrs. Margaret believed to have been the and Mrs. ON STEVENSON IN SOUTH WARNING TO TRUMAN TO NOT TO TRY TO NAME of the shrewdest Democrats today interpreted new Southern attacks on Gov. B. Stevenson as a clear warning to president Truman to hands in trying to name his Illinois governor had been regarded aa rights Southerners until a blast by South Republican in convention in Houston united in a demand that tho Republican national committee go on record a presidential candidate clean Joined in a that national committee refuse to allow at the national convention to vote upon Itself or pny telegram to OOP committee signed by three who support candidacy of Sen. A. of Ohio and 20 who cither favor Dwight D. or NOMINATION SHALL BE DECIDED telegram tho OOP could win the 1962 election If tho Republican nominee entera the campaign with clean and no question can bo the employed In securing hla therefore urge your aupport of a ruling that no contested delegate vote to determine the outcome of the ft other tho Republican governors permit some contested delegates to alt as judge and which would bo wholly alien to every American concept of 23 Republican emphasized they were unanimous James F. which waa applauded by three Southern place packed excelsior lugs Fuertes small 23-25c; feW 26c, fair 20-22C, large 21-23c, lair 10-8c. Loose per pound Fuertes 12-18c, fair 7-lOc. ON HER Robert A. for the Presidential chats with Mrs. Georgiana 92, the oldest Taft booster to attend a luncheon held recently for the Senator In Mrs. came well hotted tor the sporting a chapeau with a oi the Senator on JOHN Colo. A fighting mad Gen. Dwight D. leaves today for tho national convention pledged to crusade for a decent at stung by what ho regards as Republican national committee stepped aboard his special train this afternoon to begin a barnstorming trip through tho Middle regards tho as the battle of Ho ifl to pursue It on tho basis of what ho as a moral regardless of tho by d reporter of the national committee vote In Chicago to replace Georgia's delegation With a slate pledged to Robert A. the general tell you I'm going to roar clear across the country for a TTus American people deserve will make at least nine back platform from his campaign apeak from tho steps of tho state capitol and participate in tt nationwide television on The that will hit at what ho regards aa a brazen effort by the national committee to deal him out at tho among tho leaders that tho his way can stir up public reaction to the national committee votes on tho disputed state delegations with a view to overturning them In tho convention's own committee and on tho convention floor itself next belief by that many delegates who expect to cast a first ballot vote for will shift General and confidence that Taft claims of delegate of tho was read to newsmen at a news conference by Gov. Dan Thornton of an and J. Bracken Lee of a Taft on Page 4, Col. 3) MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN SAYS CHINESE TROOPS OF CHIANG SHOULD REPLACE YANKS IN Michigan Republican says American soldiers In Korea should bo replaced by Nationalist troops now on Congressman Charles a candidate for the Michigan for saya Chiang Kal army should be equipped to carry on tho Korean Ho calls tho Korean war politically and says current truce talks are A. MAN COVERS SELF WITH AND WRITHES IN AGONY MEETING FIERY 54-ycar-old merchant died a flery death Police say Meyer Colker apparently covered himself and then lighted a match as he stood by his Aa m Colker pleaded with would-be rescuers to kwp Ws away from tho ho don t let her see me like Tho daughter later told police that her father was despondent over ill RETURNS TO SAN DIEGO IN of persons lined tho dock at San Diego today aa the giant aircraft canler Valley Forge returned from her third tour of combat duty In the Korean 27,000 ton flattop from Air Task Group made up of and Tho group piled up a record of and In credited boats and destroying hundreds of warehouses and S UNITED BIGGEST IN IS ON MAIDEN NEW SPEED RECORD new Gem the the United nosed out into the and set course for Le been a hundred years now since this country held the Atlantic speed the clipper ships beat everything else on tho United States is on its feet 50,500 touted by its builders as the fastest in the of the Cunard line holds the record of a crossing in three days and about 20 Average speed was close to 32 Tho United States is supposed to be able to do at least 34probably Commodore Harry Manning of the say he'll try foe the speed the have been ordered to keep on But he grinned when he said it and other crew members seem obtain that the Is out ior the
