anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-18

City Sidelights by SPURGEON SPARKS Anaheimers note the mention that the Order of the Sisters of St. Joseph have accepted a deed to the so-called Sunny Hills hospital site from the North Ogange County Hospital Association. This announcement followed on the heels of the word from Hubert Ferry that his organization was prepared to make a sizable donation to the Sunny Hills site. This firm that Mr. Ferry serves so ably, is of course the Union Oil Co., holder of much of the oil leases in the La Habra-Fullerton area. All this is interesting to local persons interested in obtaining a class-A hospital which will serve the greater Anaheim area. To the readers of the Bulletin who have followed the course of the hospital "squabble," it is quite clear how the La Habra hospital group (St. Jude) happened to "throw in" with the Fullerton crowd. Especially since Dr. R. Fernandes, La Habra physician and spokesman for the Sisters of St. Joseph has so often intimated the Order would never again enter Fullerton with a hospital. As most people know, the Order was denied the use of at least one and possibly two possible hospital sites in the La Habra area when sub-surface oil leases held by Union precluded use of the surface for a hospital. Since the Order chose to ignore the findings of the Quinton Engineering report which turned down the Sunny Hills site and selected a location near Orangethorpe and Euclid avenues, one must wonder at the pressure exerted upon the religious group. This has not affected the question of a hospital for Anaheim; indeed it has quickened the desires of local civic leaders to back an adequate hospital program for the Anaheim area which includes Santa Ana Canyon, Yorba Linda, Placentia, Atwood, Los Alamitos, Stanton, Cypress, Buena Park, and even Garden Grove. With incorporation nearly completed on the Mother Colony Hospital Association, the good news should be forthcoming soon on local plans. Most citizens of Southern California are overlooking a good bet. This is CD or Civil Defense. Experts in civil defense are in possession of information concerning our National safety which definitely should enlist plenty of cooperation from the population; but somehow fails. In line with preparations for public safety, medical supplies including surgical dressings, blood plasma and combination cots and litters have been delivered to CD officials in Anaheim. The officials are willing to spend hours each month in preparation for eventualities—why shouldn't you? We know of no finer public movement than the Community Chest. This unified method of meeting the requirements of the community through one-source giving, is meeting with increased favor each year. One certain phase of the Chest is Children's Hospital in Los Angeles where your children and mine may receive specialized treatment is obtainable when needed. Only through Red Feather organizations, can all needy children receive the medication they require regardless of family funds—through the generosity of your Community Chest. Brown Says U.S. Weakly Guarded BELLFLOWER (UP)—State Attorney General Edmund G. Brown has charged that the lightly guarded Mexican border is an invitation for "thousands of saboteurs to enter for our destruction." In an address before the Bellflower Rotary Club last night, Brown said the ease with which nearly a half-million Mexican wet-backs crossed the border into California this year clearly indicated "representatives of unfriendly nations can use the same methods of infiltration." "Our failure to be aware of the potentialities of this situation might promote an overconfidence of an easy victory for any potential invader," Brown said. "The open roads that have permitted 416,000 'wetbacks' (Mexican border jumpers) to enter our state in one year could easily be the freeway for hundreds or thousands of saboteurs to enter for our destruction." Brown called for "realistic control of those entering this country" "federal recognition of this try" and warned that there must be federal recognition of this hazard." "We do not propose an iron curtain between Mexico and the United States," the state legal officer said. But, he added "It is certainly unrealistic that we maintain stringent checks at all other ports of entry and yet leave open and unprotected the borders to our south." "Our first line of civilian defense should be eternal vigilance at our avenues of entry," Brown said. MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps 1228 Lincoln, Anaheim Ph. 5450 Comedian Bob Hope Backs McCarthyism LONDON (UP)—Comedian Bob Hope came to the defense of Sen. Joseph McCarthy today and said the controversial Wisconsin Republican was "right 99 times out of a hundred." While recording a broadcast for an American network, Hope offered to answer questions from the audience in London's Palladium. "What do you think of McCarthyism?" someone asked. "I think it's Americanism," Hope said. "You must have opposition in any free government. I think he is honest and fighting for what he believes is right." Boores and catcalls followed. "All right," Hope cracked. "Let's go out in the alley." The audience laughed and clapped. "Some people think McCarthy is wrong. Personally, I think he is right 99 times out of a hundred," Hope said. Four Faiths Outlined For Exchange Club Four faiths which are necessary for true understanding of our American freedoms, were outlined to Exchangites yesterday, the 166th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Headed by Chaplain McKinley Walker of Exchange, the panel composed of Gilbert Koehler, Don Bates, Carlton Barthelmes and Bert Kenyon, told members of the beliefs which made freedom in America possible. These included faith in God, faith in ourselves, faith in our fellow man and faith in freedom. The program, held at the Dragon Cafe, was presented by Chairman Lowen Casey while President George Carter presided. Present for lunchon was Clyde Keith, special representative of the National Exchange Club. Read Your Church Announcements in Saturday's Paper. MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Ph. 5450 You'll never be a hermit if you serve great OLD HERMITAGE BRAND KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 90 FULLY ACED When you serve or ask for Old Hermitage you tell the world you know great straight Kentucky bourbon TENG WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD • THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY, FRANKFORT, KY. T'S TIME TO METAL TILE Right for Bathrooms VIKON Tile is easily and quickly installed over existing walls. No costly alterations or disconnection of fixtures. HILLS TILE CO. 1219 Santa Ana St. Ph. Ana 3164 Stepping Stones Reinforced Steel, Steel and Aluminum Windows HILLS TILE CO. 1219 Santa Ana St. Ph. Ana 3184 Stepping Stones Reinforced Steel, Steel and Aluminum Windows Pumice Block Co. Pumice and Concrete Building Blocks and Supplies 20 S. Main St., Santa Ana, Cal. Dial KI-2-0754 PAINT SVEN HARBERG CONTRACTOR FINE RESIDENTIAL PAINTING COMMERCIAL & SPRAYING 703 NO. PINE ANAHEIM 4632 BEN BOETTGER General Building Contractor Build Anything, Anywhere, Anytime, Churches A Specialty 510 S. Resh Anaheim 4570 J HUMMEL QUALITY PLASTERING 6801 Orange Ave. Anaheim 2-8755 EXCAVATING _ PAVING - Asphalt Paving & Grading OLIVER W. SCOTT & SONS 8101 S Ventura, Anaheim 7811 or KI 36015 BUILDING MATERIALS LATH — PLASTER CEMENT — SAND ROCK — BRICK How to Build Outdoor Grill With Chimney This brick outdoor grill, with a chimney and precast cap, is of simple design. It's easy to build with the guidance detailed sketches from Small Homes Guide. TOP PRECAST CONG. CAP SECTION PROVIDE ABSORBATE PYT. Farouk May Be Tried For Officer's Murder CAIRO (UP)—A well informed source said today former King Farouk may be tried in absentia A newspaper survey shows we have one automobile on this country for every three itants, while the ratio in Europe is one for every 3 and in the Soviet Union only 107. EXCAVATING PAVING Asphalt Paving & Grading OLIVER W. SCOTT & SONS 8101 S Ventura, Anaheim 7811 or KI 36015 BUILDING MATERIALS WESTSIDE CORPORATION LATH — PLASTER CEMENT — SAND ROCK — BRICK Phone 2074 1541 W. Lincoln ANAHEIM Custom Furniture FOR DISCRIMINATING TASTES Cabinets and Interiors by Menno Thiesen 326 E. Center St. Anaheim Phone 4480 FOR FALL GARDEN COLOR PYRACANTHA Lots of large Red Berries 1 & 5 GAL. SIZES We have a nice selection of SHADE TREES WE HAVE A WIDE ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT BOTTS Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1228 Lincoln Phone 5450 We give and redeem Gold Bond Stamps Farouk May Be Tried For Officer's Murder CAIRO (UP)—A well informed source said today former King Farouk may be tried in absentia for having "inspired" the murder of an Egyptian officer. The source did not specify which court would try Farouk, but it was understood President Mohammed Nagub's government was considering formal charges against the mourned monarch. He identified the slain officer as Army Lt. Abdel Kader Taha. Attorney General Hafez Sabek demanded in January that eight men be put to death for the young lieutenant's assassination in 1950. Speculation that Farouk might be tried came on the eve of the indictment of the first persons to be prosecuted on charges of plotting against the state. The tribunal met today for a last minute review of the list of defendants and the indictments to be brought against them. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Hardwood Unfinished Furniture MAPLE — ASH — BIRCH 101 FURNITURE MART 1516 S. Spadra Street DRAPERIES. Choose From Thousands of Distinctive Fabrics: • CURTAINS • SLIP COVERS • DRAPERY HDW. • CORNICES • BED SPREADS • VALANCES • TRAVERSE RODS • DECORATIVE SERVICES ALL WORK GUARANTEED HOMES or OFFICES FREE ESTIMATES LOW Prices Phone L.Ambert 5-5100 — Fullerton MILLER'S DEPT. STORE LA HOME FOR FALL! RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL DRAFTING JOHN F. SWINT License No. 866 707 WEST NORTH STREET ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PLUMBING PHONE 4840 REPAIRS — NEW CONSTRUCTION — HEATING H. L. BURNS 549 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim 707 WEST NORTH STREET ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PLUMBING PHONE 4840 REPAIRS — NEW CONSTRUCTION — HEATING H. L. BURNS 549 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim GOT YOUR WIRES CROSSED? PHONE JOSEPH A. LIEB EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL—LOWEST PRICES Commercial, Residential. Serving all Orange Co. "Orange County's Oldest Established Electrical Contractor" 111 E. CHARTRES St., Anaheim, PH. ANAHEIM 2164 CUSTOM MADE TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS WINDOW SHADES - TRAVERSE RODS BUY DIRECT AND SAVE Air-Ray Venetian Blind Mfg. 1233 N. Palm—Ph. Anaheim 6144 or LAM 54213 A & F BLUEPRINT CO. Drafting and Engineering Supplies Photostats County U. S. G. S. Topo Maps 112 S. Claudina Anaheim 2909 PAINTING & DECORATING FREE ESTIMATES — LICENSED Phone 3421 or 4103 Reynolds Meqde FENCE AND BUILDING BLOCKS ALL TYPES OF BRICK SAND & CEMENT ANAHEIM PUMICE & TILE CO. 1082 Haster Anaheim 6805 Our Annual Fall A newspaper survey shows that we have one automobile or truck in this country for every three inhabitants, while the ratio in Western Europe is one for every 32 persons and in the Soviet Union one for every 107. WELCH'S READY MIXED CONCRETE PHONE Anaheim 2944 Finished Furniture SH — BIRCH TURE MART LA 5-2213 PERIES. Is of Distinctive Fabrics SLIP COVERS CORNICES VALANCES DECORATIVE SERVICE GUARANTEED or OFFICES LOW PRICES 5-5100 — Fullerton T. FULLERTON E LA HABRA Our Annual Fall ROSE SALE SEPT. 19 THRU OCT. 5 YOUR CHANCE TO PLANT A ROSE GARDEN AT A TREMENDOUS SAVING 25% OFF. REGULAR PRICES ON BRUSHES — TREES — CLIMBERS SAXIFRAGA In Pots — SPECIAL AT___ $1.00 Many Other Items at Money Saving Prices LEE'S NURSERY Open Daily 8 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. — Sunday 9 to 6 718 So. Los Angeles Street Phone 3131 Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results