anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-22

2 — ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Thursday, October 22, 1953 GREETED BY NEW BOSS—President Eisenhower greets Maj. Gen. William F. Dean (right), highest ranking prisoner held by the Roosevelt during the Korean war. He was guest of the President at a White House breakfast. When General Dean was captured more than three years ago, a different President sat in the White House. He was in Washington for reassignment and an operation on his eye. Cabin Cruiser Found Drifting Off Coast Mother of Two Kills Self With Ant Paste Utt to Speak Chambers N HUNTINGTON BEACH greesman James B. Ullman featured speaker next ning at the monthly meeting of Orange Co ciated Chambers of C will be a 6:30 dinner in the Memorial Hall Center here. Utt, who represents a triot—Orange county s of San Diego county, recently returned from after his freshman se announced that he w special report of "Whi ing in Washington". President Howard C centa, will preside over with Sam Lyons, of chairman of the Int Committee, as master nies, assisted by his mittee. Mayor Roy Seabri ington Beach will del coming remarks to t guests. Guest artists for tha be the Mello Larks fr group of girl singers section of Marie Sunb Secretary William C nounced that reserva necessary for the dinn be served by the wom bekah lodge. Weath By UNITED B Temperature and hours ending at 6 a Albuquerque Atlanta Bakersfield Gabin Cruiser Found Drifting Off Coast FORT BRAGG, Calif. (UP) — The Coast Guard rescued the 45-foot cabin cruiser Spray with four men aboard yesterday after her skipper radioed he was running out of gas in high seas. The cruiser was drifting perilously close to the rugged Mendocino County shore when na 63-foot cutter from Fort Bragg Coast Guard station reached her shortly before dark and took her in tow. Aboard the Spray were Harry Cahplin, 21, and Vernon Hawkins, 88, both of Alblon, Calif.; Ted Watkins, of Mendocino; and Bill Salo, 29, Little River, Calif. Mother of Two Kills Self With Ant Paste LOS ANGELES (UP)—A 25-year-old bride, mother of two children, killed herself by drinking ant paste when she became despondent over domestic difficulties, police reported today. The woman, Mrs. Patricia Stimson, stumbled into a neighbor's apartment yesterday after drinking the poison, police said. She died at General hospital. Her children by a previous marriage—Robert Dyer, 6, and Patty Ann Dyer, 4—were taken to Juvenile Hall. Balletin Want Ads Bring Results NOW ...you can own a 21-INCH Magnavox TV FOR ONLY $249⁵⁰ THE ENVOY 21 • 21-inch slanted screen! • Powerful 105MX chassis! • Provision for all-channel UHFI The Envoy 21—stunning 21-inch table model TV offered for the first time at this low price. 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President Howard Crooke, of Placentia, will preside over the session, with Sam Lyons, of Santa Ana, chairman of the Inter-Community Committee, as master of ceremonies, assisted by his 50-man committee. Mayor Roy Seabridge of Huntington Beach will deliver the welcoming remarks to members and guests. Guest artists for the evening will be the Mello Larks from Orange, a group of girl singers under the direction of Marie Sunbury. Secretary William Gallienne announced that reservations will be necessary for the dinner, which will be served by the women of the Rebekah lodge. Weather By UNITED PRESS Temperature and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. High Low Rain Albuquerque 63 40 Atlanta 82 56 Bakersfield 70 45 Northrop Names Aldrich to Post Appointment of William L. Aldrich as manager of industrial relations at Northrop Aircraft's Anheim Division was announced today by Richard R. Nolan, Northrop-Anheim manager. Aldrich, who joined Northrop-Anheim in January, 1953, as assistant industrial relations manager, has over -9 years experience in personnel and industrial relations work. Prior to joining Northrop-Anheim, Aldrich served as assistant manager of engineering personnel at Northrop Aircraft's Hawthorne plant. He was also formerly executive assistant to the industrial relations director of North American Aviation. A graduate of the University of California at Los Angeles, Aldrich Kirkwood Talks To Santa Ana Club SANTA ANA—Rigid economy is facing the government of California soon, as an alternative to higher taxes, but it is hard to economize quickly so taxes may increase. State Controller Robert C. Kirkwood told the Santa Ana Rotary Club at a luncheon session. Because of the "leveling off" period now being entered by the state, together with expected decentralization of federal government in Washington, which will place added responsibilities and costs upon state government, too much should not be expected of the new governor, Goodwin Knight, said Kirkwood. Actual revenue this year did not measure up to expectations, and there is prospect of further drop in revenue next year according to the controller who succeeded Senator Thomas R. Kuchel in the state post. Decreasing revenues mean deficit operations or higher taxes he pointed out. Kirkwood illustrated the tax problem with the statement that the state's general fund $800,000,000 is reduced by half by increased aid to the schools. Another $140,000,000 goes to the welfare program, which leaves $250,000,000 for the practice of the rigid economy needed. "We are near a period when increased taxes are imminent," he said. "We can't expect immediate cutbacks and certainly can't expect tax cuts." Authorities Postpone L. A. Smog Crackdown LOS ANGELES (UP)—Authorities have postponed a crackdown on automobiles contributing to smog conditions by discharging excess exhaust fumes. Police Chief William Parker and Weather By UNITED PRESS Temperature and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. High Low Rain Albuquerque 63 40 Atlanta 82 56 Bakersfield 70 45 Boston 57 45 Brownsville 89 76 Chicago 87 53 Denver 61 40 Detroit 76 49 El Centro 84 61 Fairbanks 35 Fresno 67 40 Kansas City 80 65 Los Angeles 69 57 Miami 80 68 Minneapolis 80 61 New Orleans 83 58 New York 66 50 Oakland 73 56 Phoenix 78 52 Pittsburgh 75 48 Red Bluff 67 56 San Francisco 71 59 Seattle 53 40 Stockton 72 50 Thermal 83 61 Tucson 79 45 Washington 72 55 Yuma 86 54 A showpiece inside and out! the magnificent new Magnavox BRITTANY 21 Authorities Postpone L. A. Smog Crackdown LOS ANGELES (UP)—Authorities have postponed a crackdown on automobiles contributing to smog conditions by discharging excess exhaust fumes. Police Chief William Parker and Michael Kohn, vice president of the Police Commission, said the proposed crackdown—scheduled to begin today—must wait until the commission has ironed out problems of enforcing the law. "It would be difficult if not impossible for police officers to qualify as experts in successfully sustaining prosecutions against violators of the excess smoke law," Kohn quoted amog control head Gordon Larson as reporting. "The enforceability of the law is a moot question and there is still some doubt as to its constitutionality." said Parker. "However, officers have been making arrests and obtaining convictions for years on excessive smoke violations and there is nothing to prevent an officer from continuing to enforce the law." Treasures of Farouk To Be Auctioned Off LONDON — Former King Farouk's treasures, worth $3,400,000, will go on the auction block at Cairo Feb. 12 in the sale of the century. It was announced today. 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Death was due to a skull fracture administered by a blunt instrument, Dr. Thomas E. Jones said yesterday. Funeral Notices Neth, Frances Lee, 85, a native of Martinburg, Mo., who came to Anaheim 12 years ago from Los Angeles, died Tuesday afternoon at the family home, 110 N. Resh St., after an extended illness. She leave her husband, Dr. Gustav A. Neth; one brother, George S. Leachman of Dallas, Tex.; eight nieces and nephews, three of which live in California; Mrs. Drury V. Haught of San Fernando, Mrs. Charles E. Anderson of South Pasadena and Mrs. Lowe Darrow of Pasadena. She was a member of the Bethel Baptist church. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld Chapel Saturday at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Berthold Jacksteit, pastor of Bethel church, will officiate and burial will follow in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away Nagging backache, loss of pep and energy, headaches and distress may be due to slow-down of kidney function. 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Cox, an Army private from Oklahoma, and Leland Towers of San Francisco in Sherbakov camp a week ago. Cox, $3, has been held by the Soviets since 1949 when he disappeared in Berlin, they said. Towers disappeared along the Finnish border in 1961, and has been held since that time. Nab Hollywood Blonde On Prostitution Count WEST HOLLYWOOD — A pretty 26-year-old blonde was arrested on prostitution charges today by sheriff's detectives who said her $100-a-night customers included many film personalities. Booked as a suspected prostitute was shapely Ingrid Mason. She said she came to the United States from Germany after World War II. Sheriff's vice squad detectives W. Hunt and Lockwood Marshall said they broke into Miss Mason's $200-a-month apartment and found her nude in bed with a "pillent" businessman. The officers said Miss Mason had two address books containing names and telephone numbers of Hollywood movie, radio and television personalities and a Las Vegas hotel owner. FAILED TO SHOP—Mrs. Ann Davis, $22 S. West St., had neglected to shop yesterday and was unable to claim the $50 Silver Bonus Award for which Gladys Voorhees of Paula's Gift Shop had called to present to the winner . . . Mr. Davis accepted the $5 Shop-in-Anaheim gift in Mrs. Davis' absence . . . Next week's Silver Bonus jackpot will total $95. (Bulletin photo) La Habra Painter Convicted on Susan Hayward to Try For Reconciliation HOLLYWOOD (UP)—Film star Susan Hayward, who has filed suit Award for which Gladys Voorhees of Paula's Gift Shop had called to present the winner... Mr. Davis accepted the $5 Shop-In-Anaheim gift in Mrs. Davis' absence... Next week's Silver Bonus jackpot will total $95. (Bulletin photo) La Habra Painter Convicted on Exposure Charge Rollo Oscar Parish, 50-year-old La Habra painter must serve the next 90 days in the county jail as the result of his conviction today in Municipal court on indecent exposure charges filed Oct. 20, following his arrest by La Habra police. Officers charged the man with committing the act while at work on a new home. He was sentenced to 180 days in jail with half the sentence suspended for a period of two years on good behavior. Conviction for the second time of drunk driving brought a fine of $2 and a one-year license suspension to Ralph McCloud Fogel of Colton, when he appeared today before Judge Ronald L. Tidley on the charge. He was nabbed by Brea police early today. A Brek resident, Leo L. Felcher, 49, arrested yesterday by Pullerton police for drunk driving, was fined $150 and a 90-day license suspension on conviction after he pleaded guilty to the charge today. Alfredo Salizar, 25, of La Habra, arrested Sept. 17 for reckless driving by La Habra police, appeared today for sentencing and was fined $250. A 30-day jail sentence was suspended for one year on good behavior of the defendant. Susan Hayward to Try For Reconciliation HOLLYWOOD (UP)—Film star Susan Hayward, who has filed suit to divorce actor Jesse Barker, will be called into Children's Reconciliation court in an effort to prevent a divorce, Barker's attorney said today. S. S. Hahn, Barker's attorney in the divorce proceedings, said, "I never talk divorce if there's a chance of two people getting together." Hahn said "in this case there are two children to be considered," the couple's eight-year-old twins, Timothy and Gregory. The 33-year-old actress filed her divorce suit Sept. 9, charging mental cruelty. TWA Buys Largest Order Of "Connies" to Date BURBANK (UP)—Lockheed Aircraft Co. today announced sale of 20 Super Constellation transport planes to Trans World Airlines for $40,000,000. The contract is the largest order for this type plane ever made, company officials said. If It's. News You'll See It In The Bulletin Nine Found Guilty Of Bird Smuggling SAN DIEGO (UP)—Federal Judge Gus Solomon set Oct. 29 for sentencing of nine persons convicted of operating a multi-million dollars tropical bird smuggling ring. The jury deliberated more than 28 hours before returning its guilty verdicts yesterday. George Todd, Fred Stiner, John Haszima and Nicholas Spicuzza were convicted of one count of conspiracy and four counts of smuggling and transporting birds across the Mexican border. Charles Walker, Chester Vosburg, George Monollis and Mrs. Spicuzza were convicted of conspiracy and two counts of smuggling. sentencing of nine persons convicted of operating a multi-million dollar tropical bird smuggling ring. The jury deliberated more than 28 hours before returning its guilty verdicts yesterday. George Todd, Fred Stiner, John Haszima and Nicholas Spicuzza were convicted of one count of conspiracy and four counts of smuggling and transporting birds across the Mexican border. Charles Walker, Chester Vosburg, George Monoliks and Mrs. Spicuzza were convicted of conspiracy and two counts of smuggling. Roy Purselley was found guilty of conspiracy. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. TO APPEAR AT ALLISON'S South Los Angeles Street Market SATURDAY, OCT. 24 — 2:30 to 4:00 P.M. Stokely's Finest Van Camp's invites you to meet IN PERSON DUSTY WALKER Star of Stokely-Van Camp's "DUSTY WALKER SHOW" KNXT = 4:45 to 5:00 P.M. Monday through Friday • Channel 2