anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-03

Anaheim Village Newest City Tract Anaheim Village, a tract of nearly 100 modern homes located at 605 North East street, is the latest addition to Anaheim's flourishing home building growth. Built by Griffith Bros. and Paul L. Pierce, the subdividing, planning, building and selling of the homes will all be within the same company. Paul L. Pierce of Whittier is the firm's production head with John Griffith serving as the business manager and Harry Griffith is the planner. The new Anaheim Village homes incorporate many of the features designed by Griffith who has had 20 years experience in the field. Larry Armour, the firm's subdivider will act as sales manager and Jim Rolling will serve as the tract salesmen. Both have had long experience in the Whittier area in their fields. In discussing the firm's entry into Anaheim, Pierce declared the city has been selected by the group as the spot of logical growth in Northern Orange County. "We were impressed by the area's beauty, convenience and the balanced economy of the city", Pierce told the Bulletin. Anaheim Village will make available both three and four bedroom homes in either provincial or modern manner and will be available in both Veteran and FHA loans. The tract will be open for a preview showing within two weeks. Following the first section of Anaheim Village the builders have made preliminary plans for two other sub-divisions. Funeral Service Set For Son of Dix GLENDALE (UP)—Funeral SOMETHING NEW—Gallen Kamp's Shoe store at 154 West Center redecorating by having a giant, money-saving, back-to-school sale man Johannes, manager of the local store, invites everyone to bavantage of the sale which will be held on Friday and Saturday evening for your convenience. When you go in the Gallen Kamp ceiling, something new in decorating schemes that is entirely new. Gallen Kamp's Remodels Store Friday and Saturday, Sept. 4 and 5, are days to remember as Gallen Kamp's Shoe store is having a big, money-saving back to school sale in commemoration of the complete remodeling and redecorating recently completed. Herman Johannes, manager of the local store invites everyone to come in and share in the savings offered and see their new modern interior. Funeral Service Set For Son of Dix GLENDALE (UP)—Funeral services for Richard A. Brimmer, son of the late film star Richard Dix, will be held tomorrow at the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial park. The 18-year-old youth was killed Monday near Redding, in a logging accident at a camp where he was working during his summer vacation from Santa Barbara State College. His body will be interred beside that of his father. Huge Hailstones Pelt Buenos Aires BUENOS AIRES (UP) — Hallstones as large as pigeon eggs pelted Buenos Aires yesterday in a storm that turned the sky black and forced lights to be turned on in offices and shops before noon. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Letter to the Editor Dear Sir: Usually a placid guy who doesn't become irked unless I get jabbed with the business end of a pitchfork or somebody short changes me out of my store teeth. I am beginning to burn up at Soviet Russia in general and Fellow Travelers in this county in particular. Russia, a nation led by the most savage, sadistic cut-throats since Robespiere and the French reign of terror, has too many pals in this country, some of them right here in Anaheim. Anyone who thinks the Russia big boys might be doing all right is an enemy of this country. Anyone who doesn’t hate every move the Communists make is an enemy of humanity. You can’t be neutral when a mad dog is running amuck. You can’t say, “Well but is misguided.” What burns me to a cinder are some of our college graduates, our pseudo-intellectuals (this doesn’t mean everybody with a sheepskin, thank gosh) who received an education at the hands of some of Remodel's Store Friday and Saturday, Sept. 4 and 5, are days to remember as Gallen Kamp’s Shoe store is having a big, money-saving back to school sale in commemoration of the complete remodeling and redecorating recently completed. Herman Johannes, manager of the local store invites everyone to come in and share in the savings offered and see their new modern interior. Startling, but pleasing, colors have been used to enhance the interior and make a pleasant surrounding to do your shopping. At Gallen Kamp’s the entire family can buy their footwear and accessories in one easy shopping trip with courtesy and quality guaranteed. Everyone is familiar with Gallen Kamp shoes and the store has a wide selection of footwear for the entire family. A large stock has been received for the two-day sale which wise families will take advantage of to realize substantial savings to outfit their children for school. When you enter the store, be sure to note the black ceiling, something new in interior store decorating which adds a new dimension to interiors. Johannes has been manager of the local store for a year and a half, coming to Anaheim from the Santa Ana store where he was manager for nine years. He has lived in Anaheim since 1942 and has been with Gallen Kamp’s for 12 years. Agriculture Funds Given to States WASHINGTON (UP)—The Agriculture Department today split up $67,010,000 among states and territories for use in the 1953-54 school lunch program. Congress voted $83,635,000 for the program this year, but $15,000,000 will be kept by the Agriculture Department for bulk buying of specific nutritional foods to be distributed to schools later. About $1,000,000 will cover administration and other expenses. During the 1952-53 school lunch program $83,367,491 was appropriated, with $65,875,000 appropriated to the states. Last Year 9,783,000 school kids ate their way through 1,600,000,000 lunches in the $7,-000 participating schools. PROVING A POINT—Lord Noel-Burton walks ashore at Whitton Ness, Hull, England, as he completes his fording of the River Humber from Yorkshire to Lincolnshire. He waded across the river to reinforce his historical theory that the Roman Legionnaires forded the river as they went north to man the Great Wall on the Scottish border. Anyone who thinks the Russia big boys might be doing all right is an enemy of this country. Anyone who doesn't hate every move the Communists make is an enemy of humanity. You can't be neutral when a mad dog is running amuck. You can't say, "Well but is misguided." What burns me to a cinder are some of our college graduates, our pseudo-intellectuals (this doesn't mean everybody with a sheepskin, thank gosh) who received an education at the hands of some of those crackpot dreaming professors and came out believing Stalin was a friend of the workingman and Beria wouldn't set an orphanage on fire to collect the insurance. These pinks—they're right among us—actually disgust me more than a dark Red. You, at least know the latter is trying to cut your throat while the Pinks are quiet members of a dangerous Fifth Column. T. R. LOFTUS There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES August 31, 1953 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Subject to issuance of the license applied for and commencing not less than 15 days after date posted, notice is hereby given that the underigned proposes to sell alcoholic beverages at these premises, described as follows: 10835 Manchester Boulevard, Anaheim (out) Orange County. Pursuant to such intention, the undersigned is applying to the State Board of Equalization for issuance on original application of an alcoholic beverage for these premises as follows: On-sale beer license Anyone desiring to protest the issuance of such license may file a verified protest with the State Board of Equalization at Sacramento, California, stating grounds for denial as provided by law. The premises are not now licensed for the sale of alcoholic beverages. Albert Gottlieb and Bernard Y. Gottlieb (Pub. Sept. 2, 1953) MANY SPECIALS Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Rand Stamps 1226 Lincoln, A. eim. Pa. 5458 Critical Areas of Jet Noise Sought By El Toro Head SANTA ANA — Jet planes make noise—and high-intensity vibrations to which some persons are acutely sensitive—and so there have been complaints about the around-the-clock pilot-training program at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. Brig. Gen. Christian P. Schilt, commanding general of Air, Fleet Maarine Force, Pacific, explained it all Wednesday afternoon to newsmen and civic leaders he summoned to luncheon and a demonstration aboard the station as his guests. He volunteered to change, if possible, the Ground Control Approach landing pattern of the station's aircraft—which now is over Laguna Beach on the final leg into the home field. He asked mayors of cities in the area, and organizations too, to obtain information about where the incidence of most noises and vibrations are to be found. By plotting the trouble spots, the flight pattern may be changed to give some relief to the people whose complaints the general said have been mounting lately. The Ground Control Approach pattern is generally over Santa Ana, to Laguna Beach, and back to the stations. Used always during fog or other heavy weather, the GCA also is pattern of flight approach by aircraft on practice during some sunny days and cloudless nights. Aircraft fly lower over Laguna Hills than usual on the GCA flight pattern; the noise and vibrations sometimes give much alarm to the citizenry of the village. And Gen. Schilt said that there have been complaints from both Santa Ana and Laguna Beach. A RICH RETURN—Mrs. Irma Flabbergasted last night when she ed at her home and told her she might win $234.38. She cites thus winning half the presenting Mrs. Maxson the bounty man, Silver Bonus representative week's Silver Bonus jackpot w Secrecy Removed From Northrop Fighter Plane LOS ANGELES (UP)—Secrecy was removed today from Northrop's F89D, Scorpion, the world's heaviest armed fighter plane. OF MAGIC—That's the title bestowed on Barbara Lee 19 (center), of Tulare, Calif. She will preside over opening remonies at California's State Fair in Sacramento Sept. 3 and with her are runners-up Emmy Lou Kelley (Miss Los), left, and Venita Boetger (Miss San Mateo), right. Miss received a $1000 U. S. Savings Bond. Air Force Eliminates Planes in Production WASHINGTON (UP)—Air Force sources disclosed today that 900 to 1000 airplanes have been ordered eliminated from current production plans. About 75 per cent of the planes to be eliminated are fighters and bombers to have been delivered about two years hence. Pentagon sources estimated the cutback will save 700 million to one billion dollars. Roger Lewis, assistant Air Force secretary in charge of procurement, without confirming the figures, told the United Press that the slash will not interfere with the buildup toward an interim goal of 120 wings. Lewis said that planes still planned will be sufficient for 143 wings if that goal is reinstated by the Ground Control Approach pattern is generally over Santa Ana, to Laguna Beach, and back to the stations. Used always during fog or other heavy weather, the GCA also is pattern of flight approach by aircraft on practice during some sunny days and cloudless nights. Aircraft fly lower over Laguna Hills than usual on the GCA flight pattern; the noise and vibrations sometimes give much alarm to the citizenry of the village. And Gen. Schilt said that there have been complaints from both Santa Ana and Costa Mesa. All have been "spotty" and somewhat vague, however, giving him no clue as to the incidence of greatest "distress." So he asked help if locating those critical areas. Newsmen who lunched with Gen. Schilt and other officers of the command took to the air on a practice flight, to see how GCA operators "talk in" a pilot to his home base. Radar contact is made and the pilot is talked into the approach from as far away as 10 miles. The GCA operator, spotting the aircraft on his radar screen, keeps track of it to less than a foot from the runway. It has saved many miles and many millions of dollars' worth of airplanes, Gen. Schilt explained. An orientation lecture by Lt. Col. Robert Conley of Santa Ana, one of the first Marine fighter pilots to bag a MIG in Korea in a night-fighter, brought flights of different jet aircraft roaring overhead—to "sample" the noises and vibrations they make. Hollywood By ALINE MOSBY HOLLYWOOD (UP)—The oldest radio dramatic program, the Lux Theater, begins its 20th year Monday, and considering its narrow squeaks the record is a victory, its producer sighed today. Nineteen years ago, John Boles and Miriam Hopkins launched the series with "Seventh Heaven." Since then more than 800 one-hour versions of popular movies have been broadcast, starring every big movie luminary except Chaplin and Garbo. "But we've had some catastrophic events," grinned producer Cornwall Jackson with a shake of his head. Jeff Comes Through "Burt Lancaster forgot to change his watch to Daylight Saving Time and arrived 12 minutes after the program started. A bit player named Ira Glosser read Burr's role—and then Lancaster took over the part. I was listening at home and couldn't tell the difference. "Ira," he added, "became Jeff Chandler." Van Johnson showed up a min- VOTED this year, but $15- will be kept by the Agri- department for bulk buy- specific nutritional foods distributed to schools later. PENTAGON sources estimated the cutback will save 700 million to one billion dollars. Roger Lewis, assistant Air Force secretary in charge of procurement, without confirming the figures, told the United Press that the slash will not interfere with the buildup toward an interim goal of 120 wings. Lewis said that planes still planned will be sufficient for 143 wings if that goal is reinstated by the newly installed Joint Chiefs of Staff, who are restudying all defense plans. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pursuant to the Conservation and Planning Law, as amended, and order of the Orange County Planning Commission, notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held on behalf of a plan proposing to amend in part Sheet J, Suburban Section, District Map C, of Ordinance No. 551, as amended, of Orange County, California. Said plan is designated District Map C-46, and proposes change from the R4, Suburban Residential and A1, General Agricultural Districts to the M1, Light Industrial and B1, Buffer Districts approximately $2 acres lying between U. S. Highway 101 (Los Angeles Street) and the Southern Pacific Railroad right of way about 1400 feet easterly of said highway between Ball Road and Midway Drive, proposed to the east, in the south Anaheim area. Said public hearing on the above proposed plan will be held at 2:15 P.M. Wednesday, September 16, 1953. In the hearing and meeting room of the Orange County Planning Commission, Room 115, Court House Annex, Santa Ana, Orange County, at which time and place all persons either favoring or opposing said proposed plan will be heard. For further details regarding said proposed plan all interested persons are invited to call at the office of the Orange County Planning Commission at the above address where said proposed plan is on file and available for public inspection. Raymond K. Reed, Secretary, Orange County Planning Commission Pub. Sept. 3, 1953 LOOKED LIKE FLOWER DeWitt, N. Y. — Two-year old Susan Harris proudly displayed an array of 20 "honey scars" to her playmates. But, getting them wasn't so easy. The tot. attired only in shorts, was attacked by a swarm of bees in the garden of her home. But we've had some catastrophic events," grinned producer Corn-wall Jackson with a shake of his head. Jeff Comes Through "Burt Landcaster forgot to change his watch to Daylight Saving Time and arrived 12 minutes after the program started. A bit player named Ira Glosser read Burr's role—cold—and then Lancaster took over the part. I was listening at home and couldn't tell the difference." Ira, he added, "became Jeff Chandler." Van Johnson showed up a minute before broadcast time, causing Jackson to consider switching to the shoe business. This scare was surpassed, however, when a star dropped her false teeth in the middle of a speech but popped them back in her mouth without missing a beat. Some Toe Adult Helen Hayes did "Peg O' My Heart" without one rehearsal after Margaret Sullavan became ill. On another program; Edward Arnold was blissfully ignorant of introducing "Rasil Bathbone." Not counting wayward actors, Jackson's biggest headache is friding moves suitable for broadcast. Most are "too adult" for a family radio show, he says. The show has become such an institution that some fans think producer C. B. DeMille still is master-of-ceremonies. He quit in 1945 rather than pay a $1 union fee. He was succeeded by William Keighley and later Irving Cummings. Now on TV Loretta Young and Fred MacMurray hold the record with 25 Lux appearances; Olivia De Havilland celebrates her 20th Monday with "My Cousin Rachel." Two years ago, Lux Theater made its TV debut with original plays." Can you imagine the movie studios giving us their scripts for TV?" mourns Jackson. Today Maureen O'Sullivan and Ronald Reagan open the Lux TV season from Hollywood. Lux thus is the first big television show to switch from New York to Hollywood, giving CBS something to do in their huge black-and white Television City. It costs you money every time you fail to read the want ads in the Anaheim Bulletin. Thursday, September 2, 1953 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN — 11 Six Millionth Phone Installed On Pacific Coast The Pacific Coast's six millionth telephone was placed in service yesterday in the Barstow home of a Marine veteran of the Korean war, Master Sergeant Lionel P. Williams and his wife, Dorothy. Officials of both Pacific Telephone and the independent telephone associations were on hand to hall the event as a milestone in the West's telephone progress. The installation was made by the Interstate Telegraph Company (an affiliate of the California Electric Power Company, one of more than 200 telephone companies that interconnect, in providing Pacific Coast telephone service). Attached to the teedphone instrument, which will be the Williams' to keep permanently, was a plaque that says simply, "The Six Millionth Telephone to be installed on the Pacific Cost." The six millionth telephone, is pointed out, is a symbol of the tremendous growth of the telephone industry in the last eight years to bring service to the West's millions of new residents. The swift telephone expansion in the desert town of Barstow is typical of Pacific Coast growth that has tested the capacity of the telephone industry to keep pace. On V-J Day, there were 450 telephones in the Barstow exchange. Today there are almost six times as many—2400. Up and down the Coast, the pattern has been the same. Today's six million telephones are just about double the 1945 Coast total. Band Leader Threatened With Arrest by Ex-Wife LOS ANGELES (UP)-Bandleader Jimmy Dorsey's ex-wife threatened him with arrest today unless Macy's will be closed all day Monday - Labor Day open Sunday until 1:00 P.M. 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