anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-13

THIRTY-three Anaheim Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y members and leaders were in attendance at the Orange County Hi-Y - Tri-Hi-Y Officer's Training Camp Conference Saturday and Sunday at Camp Tahquits Meadows, near Idyllwild, according to John Bertch, general secretary of the Anaheim YMCA. Other leaders from Anaheim with the delegation were Nan Moore, Girls' Work Director and the following advisers: Mrs. Al Casebeer, Velma Britham, Janice Claussen and Bill Bonney. Local Hi-Y members attending were: Richard Acton, Donald Isbell, John Stanton, Joel Habener, Ronnie Burst, Bob Carter, Fred Fischle and Steve Schafer. Local Tri-Hi-Y members attending were: Katherine Walker, Reyette Wallace, Ann Betts, Elaine Fechter, Barbara Olsen, Joyce Jung, Marcia Vincent, Carol Strachan, Judy Lemcke, Marilyn Koontz, Ann Koraker, Ruth Griggs, Ruth Munrerson, Cynthia Cox, Shirley Meger, Caroline Fechter, Patricia Roberts, Elma Richards and Marilyn Richards. Mrs. Casebeer had charge of the worship periods and discussion group with the club worship chairmen. Bill Bonney was leader of the discussion group with publicity helpmen. Nan Moore led a group discussing Hi-Y standards, and John Bertch worked with Hi-Y advisers and had charge of a forum discussing Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y problems. The keynote and principal speaker of the conference was Logan Wheatley, of Fullerton Junior College. Howard Campbell of the North Orange County YMCA, was the moderator for a panel discussion which closed the weekend activities. More than 100 persons were in attendance. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency Phone 2208 CANCER % YOUR LOCAL POST OFFICE Give to the AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY The keynote and principal speaker of the conference was Logan Wheatley, of Fullerton Junior College. Howard Campbell of the North Orange County YMCA, was the moderator for a panel discussion which closed the weekend activities. More than 100 persons were in attendance. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency Phone 2208 Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin Phone 2251 Garage, Arnold E. Howard Bulck and Authorized United Motors Service, 130 S. Lemon—Phone 2239 Fire Department Anaheim Phone 2345 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household and Fractional H.P. Motor Repair. 130 S. Lemon. Phone 2239 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 506 S. Los Angeles St Phone 2123 Police Department Anaheim Phone 2131 Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostats Myles D. Bradley, Bulletin Bldg Office Ph. 5714—Res. 7537 Briggs and Stratton Engines Arnold E. Howard, Sales and Service. 130 S. Lemon Phone 2239 DRIVE IT PRICE IT — and you'll go Over t TOMS RIVER, N. J. (UP)—two young sons of executed spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg have been ordered to leave Toms River Elementary School because they are not legal residents of the school district. Clyde Slocum, supervising principal of Toms River School, said last night the youngsters were there was any attempt made to discriminate against them or cause of their name. For the past 18 months, Michael Rosenberg, 10, and his brother Robert, 6, have been boarded with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bain in a trim, six-room country home. Friends of Rosenbergs The Bachs were long and loyal friends of the Rosenbergs, who died in Sing Sing prison, less than 100 miles from here, on June 1st. It was while the Rosenbergs were fighting their case through courts a year and a half ago that the children were moved secretly from a three-room apartment in Manhattan to Toms River. The Rosenbergs complained teribly that the youngsters were being hounded and persecuted by Bach, a salesman, volunteered to give them a "normal home playmates and friendship." He fused to change their name when he entered them in the school... come on over to OLDSMOBILE SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALER CROWELL MOTOR CO., INC. 252 N. Los Angeles Street Anaheim, California FOOTBALL ON TVI SEE OLDSMOBILE'S "PRESS BOX PREVIEW" JUST BEFORE ON "GAME OF CLASSIFIC ADVERTISING Educator Boosts Use of Psychology With Enemies Stressing the importance of psychology in warfare and over negotiating tables, Dr. Wallace Moore, instructor at the Long Beach State College, told the Rotary Club yesterday that America needs to put more emphasis on the psychological aspects in dealing with foreign powers. He stated that the present conflict is a war to win men's minds and the present truce talks in Panmunjom are being used by the Communists for propaganda purposes and for little else. Dr. Moore, who spent a year in Japan and Korea as consultant of the State Department, said in his talk before the Rotarians that America should establish schools comparable to West Point and Annapolis where psychology is taught and where foreign languages are taught. "We must take the offensive if we are to win the present conflict in psychological warfare now being waged by the Communist party throughout the world," he stated. Dr. Moore briefly described what he saw and heard while in Panmunjom and said that President Sigmund Rhee is dogmatic, stubborn, is a product of 1000 years of Oriental thinking, he is a conservative, but a reactionary on many points of views. Rhee maintains that South Korea in 1953 is just like the United States in 1853; it cannot exist half free and half slave. Dr. Moore said that until the time comes that the U. S. and the free nations can make Russia repudiate Lenin's policy that communism and capitalism cannot exist in the same world, we cannot trust Russians over negotiating tables anywhere in the world. He stated that we must change our interpretation of propaganda. Two Sons of Executed Atomic Spies Ordered to Leave New Jersey School MS RIVER, N. J. (UP)—The young sons of executed atom Julius and Ethel Rosenberg been ordered to leave Toms Elementary School because they are not legal residents of school district. De Slocum, supervising principal of Toms River School, said light the youngsters were told must leave soon, but he de- cause "they had nothing to be ashamed of." Class President Michael, a music student, rose to become president of his class last year. Born boys made friends easily and school principal DeWitt Rickettts said they were "well advanced and unassuming lads." Although the Bachs live within the school district. ORDERED TO LEAVE NEW JERSEY SCHOOL MS RIVER, N. J. (UP)—The young sons of executed atom Julius and Ethel Rosenberg been ordered to leave Toms Elementary School because they are not legal residents of school district. De Slocum, supervising principal Toms River School, said night the youngsters were told must leave soon, but he de-here was any attempt made to criminate against them before their name. The past 18 months, Michael Berg, 10, and his brother, 6, have been boarding Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bach trim, six-room countryhome, Friends of Rosenbergs. Bachs were long and loyal of the Rosenbergs, who in Sing Sing prison, less than files from here, on June 19, while the Rosenbergs were going their case through the year and a half ago that children wege moved secretly a three-room apartment in tian to Toms River. Rosenbergs complained bit that the youngsters were hounded and persecuted, a salesman, volunteered to them a "normal home with dates and friendship." He re-eto change their names when referred them in the school be-cause "they had nothing to be ashamed of." Class President Michael, a music student, rose to become president of his class last year. Born boys made friends easily and school principal DeWitt Ricketts said they were "well advanced and unassuming lads." Although the Bachs live within the school district, the boys are not considered residents since the Bachs are not their legal guardians, Ricketts said. Study of Trial Courts In Los Angeles Slated LOS ANGELES (UP)—The University of Southern California School of Law will undertake a three-year study of metropolitan trial courts in Los Angeles county it was announced today. The study which starts immediately, will delve into qualifications of judges and jurors, methods of their selection, specialization of judges, the need for branch courts, case rulings and dispositions. It will be financed by a $77,000 grant from the Haynes Foundation and sponsored by the American Bar Association. Local Legion Post Seeks Members In an effort to gain 750 new memberships, the Anaheim American Legion Post No. 72 is conducting an intensive membership campaign. It was announced today by Ed Dalley, Commander of the local Post. Working in conjunction with the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, two organizations are striving to boost their ranks. Dalley also announced that the local American Legion Post is conducting a magazine subscription sales campaign to raise funds to support the Junior Baseball team, sponsored by the Legion, and for their rehabilitation work. Legionnaires Gus Bode and Bill Morris are contacting all the business and professional offices within the city soliciting subscriptions to approximately 70 leading magazines offered at substantially lower rates than available at newsstands and other agencies. Any veteran who is interested in joining the American Legion is invited to attend the annual Old Timers free dinner and program to be held at the Legion Hall Monday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. Any veteran is eligible to join either the American Legion or VFW but a reactionary on many points of views. Rhee maintains that South Korea in 1953 is just like the United States in 1853; it cannot exist half free and half slave. Dr. Moore said that until the time comes that the U. S. and the free nations can make Russia repudiate Lenin's policy that communism and capitalism cannot exist in the same world, we cannot trust Russians over negotiating tables anywhere in the world. He stated that we must change our interpretation of propaganda warfare. He said don't sell short Radio Free Asia, Radio Free Europe, the missionary work in the Far East or international organizations. He went on to say that Radio Free Asia and Radio Free Europe can do more than the Voice of America can ever do, because the Voice is bound by 1890 protocol. Our basic reason for existence today and the hope for the future lies in what he called "faith of our fathers." The principles and ideas passed down to each generation by their parents. We should pass the same things on to our children, he said. "We should stand on our feet and say to the Russians and communists, this is the line we follow and nothing else — the faith of our fathers." First, consider what landscaping can do for the house. 1. It can "tie" the house to site, covering square lines of foundation and framing the nets, for a finished, pleasing pearance (this is called four-tion planting). 2. It can shade the house greater comfort. 3. It can screen the house yard from strong winds. 4. It can block off undesirable views, and give the family vacy within the lot. 5. It can border or "fence" lot. 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Any veteran who is interested in joining the American Legion is invited to attend the annual Old Timers free dinner and program to be held at the Legion Hall Monday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. Any veteran is eligible to join either the American Legion or VFW or both if he has an honorable discharge from any branch of the service and served between April 6, 1917 to Nov. 1, 1919; Sept. 1, 1940 to Sept. 15, 1945 and between June of 1950 to the present time. It was also announced that the Coordinating Council of the American Legion and the VFW have worked out a plan with the City Treasury concerning the issuing of solicitation licenses to disabled veterans selling items on the streets and to the merchants. Under this new plan, any vet-wanting to sell in Anaheim must first obtain a clearance through the Coordinating Council before a license will be issued to him. Merchants and shoppers are urged not to buy until they see the man's license and clearance certificate from the Council. If any businessman has any doubt about the solicitor he should check with the police department or the Legion or VFW posts and decline to donate until such a time they do check. SHAVERS Schick - Sunbeam - Remington Shearing Heads - Repairs Selmary Grotard Car Shaves - Shavex Free Demonstrations Liberal trade-in allowance on old shaver ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 So. Los Angeles St. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary JM N. Lemon Phone 2000 Well-balanced plantings soften home and tend to "tie" it mer coolness, and give the fa PERSONAL SALESMEN LEGAL NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No. A 21378 NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OR WILL AND FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY. In the Matter of the Estate of: BIRD V. BEEBE, also known as BIRD BEEBE Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the petition of Clarence M. Beebe for the probate of the Will of the above named decedent and for the issuance of Letters Testamentary to the petitioner will be heard at 10 o'clock A.M. on Oct. 22, 1953, at the court room of Department # of the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Orange. Date October 6, 1953. B. J. SMITH, County Clerk WEBB & LAE By Wm. P. Webb Attorneys for Petitioner. Pub. Oct. 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 1953. ANAHEIM BULLETIN CLASSIFIED INDEX Classifications Are Numbered and Appear in Numerical Order CLASSIFICATION NO. Apartments ... 30 Automobiles ... 66 Auto Accessories ... 62 Auto Repair—Paint ... 62 Bicycles—Motorcycles ... 61 Boarding—Kennels ... 49 Building Materials ... 27 Business Collages ... 17 Business Opportunities ... 25 Business Places ... 22 Business Property ... 1 Card of Thanks ... 5 Cars and Trucks Wanted ... 64 Cemeteries — Monuments ... 2 Correspondence Courses ... 15 Dancing — Dramatic ... 13 Death Notices ... 1 Farm and Dairy Products ... 46 Farm Machinery ... 50-A Farms and Ranches ... 39 Florists ... 2 For Rent—Miscellaneous ... 56 For Sale—Miscellaneous ... 81 Funeral Directors ... 4 Garages ... 31-A Garages—Service Stations ... 60 Help Wanted—Female ... 14 Help Wanted—Male ... 12 A BELED "COMMUNIST INTRIGUER" — Cheddi Jagan, ousted premier of British Guiana, and his American-born wife, Janet, are furnished together in Georgetown. Jagan said he had board of, but nothing to do with, a purported call for a "general strike" by members of the People's Progressive Party, of which he is a leader. Jagan and five members of his Cabinet were fired by the British Government and labeled "Communist intriggers" after reports of empties to Communize the colony. HOME modernizing landscaping Needed to Give a Home shade, Privacy as Well as Beauty Without specialized training in the field, the average homeowner fighting an uphill battle when comes to landscaping his grounds, according to Home Modifying magazine, which gives these tips on the subject. First, consider what proper landscaping can do for the home: 1. It can "tie" the house to its ceilings, covering square lines of the foundation and framing the corners; for a finished, pleasing appearance (this is called foundation planting). 2. It can shade the house for easier comfort. 3. It can screen the house and ward from strong winds. 4. It can block off undesirable rains, and give the family privacy within the lot. 5. It can border or "fence" the yard and shapes. They should have the same general color and texture, or go well together, to avoid a spotty effect. Plant so that in a few years you will have a curving effect with gentle dips and peaks created by the way you place the taller and shorter plants. You can "fence" the lot with a low clipped hedge; or plant a border that consists of tall bushes at the lot line, curving rows of smaller plants in front of them, flowers at the very inside, as a colorful border to the lawn. Windbreaks are especially useful if your lot is open to the sweep of winter winds; they act as snow fences also. They may be planted of closely-set evergreen trees or shrubs, giving color in the winter as well as keeping out wind and snow; or they may be of dense but leaf-shedding shrubs. BUSINESS COLLEGES Business Opportunities Business Places Business Property Card of Thanks Cars and Trucks Wanted Cemeteries - Monuments Correspondence Courses Dancing — Dramatic Death Notices Farm and Dairy Products Farm Machinery Farms and Ranches Florists For Rent—Miscellaneous For Sale—Miscellaneous Funeral Directors Garages Garages—Service Stations Help Wanted—Female Help Wanted—Male Help Wanted—M/F Horses—Cattle, Etc. Household Appliances Household Furniture Houses Houses for Sale In Memorium Lost and Found Lots for Sale Livestock—Wanted Money to Loan Music—Art Musical Instruments Real Estate Exchange Real Estate Loans Real Estate—Wanted Personalals Personal Instruction Pets Professional Poultry and Supplies Resorts Rest Homes Rooms and Airdrills Seed an' Plants Services Rendered Situation Wanted Special Notices Stocks, Bonds, Mortgages Trade Schools Transportation Television—Radio Trucks—Trailers Central Instruction Wanted to Borrow Wanted to Buy Wanted to Rent Wearing Apparel ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. Professional DR. HENRY C. VOGT Chiropractic Health Specialist -Licensed Palmer Graduate—107 E. Center St. Room 8 Phone 4223 or 4146 2. Lost and Found LOST—Black leather wallet, downtown, Large reward, James Hoxsie. Ph. 25568. 9. Personals ANYONE KNOWING Henry King, formerly of Detroit, how working for large produce concern in Aransasheim, please convey message, "Need you badly, miss you terribly, phone immediately, San Jose, Cypress 3-2711, Arlene." 11. Transportation DOUGLAS BUS, 3 shifts daily. Contact driver at Plant or KI-90446. RIDERS WANTED for station wagons to Douglas, 3 shifts daily. Will pickup at home Manuel Sandoval, Ph. Placeia 4486 or 6928 or contact drivers of station wagons at North tunnel. WANT A LITTLE Trip? Expenses Well-balanced plantings soften the lines of this attractive, modhome and tend to "tile" it to the ground, furnish shade and sumcrow coolness, and give the family a "screen" for privacy. You can "fence" the lot with a low clipped hedge; or plant a border that consists of tall bushes at the lot line, curving rows of smaller plants in front of them, flowers at the very inside, as a colorful border to the lawn. Windbreaks are especially useful if your lot is open to the sweep of winter winds; they act as snow fences also. They may be planted of closely-set evergreen trees or shrubs, giving color in the winter as well as keeping out wind and snow; or they may be of dense but leaf-shedding shrubs. Ground cover is a boom to the homeowner who has spots on his land where it would be hard to grow or to mow grass. Landscaping Costs Most landscape architects and home builders agree that from two to five percent of the cost of the home can go into landscaping; and some go as high as 10 percent. For a new home, landscaping costs are generally figured in the mortgage. With existing homes, landscaping qualifies for an FHA Title I home improvement loan, and many lending agencies make their own loans for this purpose, regardless of FHA. As a general guide to costs, remember that many beautiful plants are slow-growing and may cost more to bring to salable size at the nursery; but their extra cost will soon be forgotten, while the extra pleasure they bring will last for years. ELLIOTT'S TELEVISION SERVICE CALLS $295 419 S. Lemon. Ph. 6395 PRENTISS & WILLIAMS LICENSED TILE CONTRACTOR Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Anaheim 5038 or Placentia 6236