anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-22

GLEANED FROM FILE THIRTEEN Compiled by Jim Duncan From the Wires of United Press Due to the increase of items in File Thirteen each week and the response from Bulletin readers since its debut, File Thirteen will now appear twice a week. Today's gleanings are from the police blotters and some of the incidents should have only happened in the funny papers. For instance: In Duarte, Marlin Hughes, 25, reported to sheriff's deputies that someone stole six pairs of panties from her clothesline. She said the panties could be identified by their fancy embroidery. Each pair was marked with a day of the day. Week — Monday through Saturday. The theft occurred on Sunday. This one comes from London Roland Maskall was fined $5.60 after he pleaded guilty of white-washing a police investigation. Constable Cripps told Magistrate's Court he was ordered to investigate a report that a man was painting "slogans on" car belonging to newlyweds. "When I approached the scene," he said, "the maa Maskall, white-washed my helmet." As a safeguard against burglaries grocer Vadin Turkan of Inverness, Calif., secured the doors of his store with heavy chains and slept in the back room. Neighbors were awakened by burglaries who removed the chains and carled away 19 cases of beer. Turkan slept through the entire robbery. $225 from a unguarded cash register the other day, boosting his lifetime total from robberies to $1425. Police got back all but $1 of his haul of the other day. The $1 went for candy and soda pop. They still aren't sure what he did with $100 of the $1200 he stole from a drug store five months ago. Moving closer to home, Jack Emory, 35, of Long Beach, bought a Russian-type burp gun from a sailor and dutifully went to police to have it registered. Officers promptly arrested him on the ground it was illegal to possess such a weapon. Texans, take not. If'n you are alimin' to die with your boots on, I reckon Houston isn't the place to go for "strange things are happening" down yonder. Deputy Sheriffs sadly cast aside their cowboy boots this week. Sheriff C. V. Buster Kern of Houston, ordered his men to wear shoes. "Boots," he said, don't go with "clitified uniforms." In San Francisco, Harry Hoster had a ready explanation for carrying a hammer, pair of pilers and a large knife under his coat when questioned by police about recent thefts from locked automobiles. Hoster said he needed the tools because the heel of one of his shoes kept working loose. Chicago police may be issuing traffic tickets to children in the near future. As a safeguard against burglaries grocer Vadin Turkan of Inverness, Calif., secured the doors of his store with heavy chains and slept in the back room. Neighbors were awakened by burglaries who removed the chains and oared away 19 cases of beer. Turkan slept through the entire robbery. In Akron, Ohio, Sheriff's deputies were sent out to investigate a report that a box marked "nitro" was perched on the seat of an abandoned automobile. They opened the box and found a bottle containing a liquid which they gingerly delivered to detonation exprets. The experts found the liquid to be a weed-killer addressed to "Nitro," W. Va." A nine-year-old Denver boy confessed that he snatched Budding Burglary Ring Broken in Stanton STANTON — Deputy sheriffs broke up a budding burglary ring late yesterday when they rounded up four Mexican juveniles who are said to have admitted at least seven "jobs" in this community. The boys, aged from 15 to 17, were arrested Tuesday noon by Deputy Sheriffs Danny Rios and Barney McKown. After several hours of questioning, in which they described their activities, they were lodged in the county juvenile home in Santa Ana. Officers recovered a typewriter stolen from the California' Cordage Co. plant at Pacific and Flower Sts. in a burglary Monday night; also a quantity of tools, fishing tackle, and two bicycle wheels, taken from the Chambers hardware store in a burglary Oct. 9. The boys admitted they had broken into Savannah school here five times, to steal milk, jello, and fruit. On the fifth occasion they also stole a battery from a school bus, which they sold to a 16-year-old boy for $5. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. Tips on Touring By Carol Lane Women's Travel Authority American women, as individuals and in club groups, are sparking the nation's crusade for safer streets and highways whether they hall from large cities, small towns or rural areas. This is the opinion recently voiced by safety experts of the National Safety Council after reviewing the 1983 entries in the Carol Lane Awards for Traffic Safety. Most of the women who have submitted entries this year are housewives and mothers who were spurred on to improve traffic conditions by hazards which endangered the lives of their children and families. Others were inspired by dangers which threatened the welfare of their communities, counties and states. A housewife and mother in Utah succeeded in reorganizing and improving the police force of her hometown. Her noteworthy contributions to the traffic and pedestrian situation in her town arose out of personal indignation. LONG, HARD PUFF hard work Cafe Cook Held for Molesting Children SANTA ANA — The cops against him are all wrong sists, but George Leonard cafe cook, residing at Fifth St. was nevertheless trial when he appeared liminary hearing before Judge Howard Cameron, caused of molesting child. This charge, involving pilots at Lowell school at McKleney school last September well as an additional case he attempted to break his arrest, is untrue. Rebutains. When he tried to block tack upon a jailer by a prisoner, jail officials was attempting to escape. After Deputy District DeWitte Chatterton called incident to the attention court, and also cited Rory record, Judge Carr fused Reeves' plea that reduced from $5000 to $2000. Reeves is scheduled raligned in Superior court. Convict La Habra On Intent to Rape SANTA ANA — Co assault with intent to co- and robbery, a La Hire Felix Cota Lopes, 19, ed to be sentenced by Judge Robert Gardner charges next Friday. Lopes had pleaded felony assault upon a woman but denied her beaten her in an attempt her submission to his He denied the rape charges. He was tried without Judge Gardner yet he guilty of intended robbery as well as as The prosecution intrudence that Lopez had a similar offense again or girl several years ago was a juvenile. Lopez will have a his application for pr the same time that he sentence. MANY SPECIALS Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Ph. 5450 HOUSES BOUGHT FOR CASH HOUSES FOR SALE at Stanton House Movers Corner Orangethorpe & Stanton BUENA PARK Phone R - Park 369 Sailing-Fishing-Water-skiing! Bahia Motor Hotel FOR RESERVATIONS: HUMBOLT B-4322 BAHIA MOTOR HOTEL, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA Write or wire: 998 Ventura Blvd., Mission Bay, San Diego B, Calif. A housewife and mother in Utah succeeded in reorganizing and improving the police force of her hometown. Her noteworthy contributions to the traffic and pedestrian situation in her town arose out of personal indignation over disregard for the welfare of her children and those of her neighbors. In Evanston, Illinois, a woman organized all PTA safety chairmen in a city-wide safety program which proved a major factor in her community's record of no traffic fatalities in 1952. In chalking up this record, she drafted every school child in her community to participate in making Evanston a safer city. One civic-minded North Carolinian helped reduce highway fatalities in her town to only 10 persons, while the rest of the state experienced a four per cent increase in traffic deaths during 1952. You can play rich music at once, without lesson; try one in home all by yourself for FREE T T Phone KI 2- Danz-Sch PIANO O 520 N. Main, Co Santa Ana, LONG, HARD PULL—Though it isn’t plowing time, farmer Daighton Betts, of Altement, Kans., is giving his team of draft hard workout. They’re drilling for a pulling contest which is a feature of the Parsons, Kans., fall festival. Cafe Cook Held for Molesting Children SANTA ANA — The charges Anaheim Grid Coach To Talk to Y Clubs Coach C. A. Van Hoorebeke, of Cafe Cook Held for Molesting Children SANTA ANA — The charges against him are all wrong, he insists, but George Leonard Reeves, cafe cook, residing at 401 East Fifth St. was nevertheless held for trial when he appeared for preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge Howard Cameron. He is accused of molesting children. This charge, involving two pupils at Lowell school and one at McKinley school last Sept. 22, as well as an additional charge that he attempted to break jail after his arrest, is untrue. Reeves maintains. When he tried to block an attack upon a jailer by another prisoner, jail officials thought he was attempting to escape, he said. After Deputy District Attorney DeWitte Chatterton called the jail incident to the attention of the court, and also cited Reeves' felony record. Judge Cameron refused Reeves' plea that ball be reduced from $5000 to $2000. Reeves is scheduled to be arraigned in Superior court Oct. 30. Convict: La Habran On Intent to Rape SANTA ANA — Convicted of assault with intent to commit rape and robbery, a La Habra youth, Felix Cota Lopez, 19, is scheduled to be sentenced by Superior Judge Robert Gardner on three charges next Friday. Lopez had pleaded guilty to a felony assault upon a La Habra woman but denied that he had beaten her in an attempt to force her submission to his advances. He denied the rape and robbery charges. He was tried without a jury and Judge Gardner yesterday found him guilty of intended rape and robbery as well as assault. The prosecution introduced evidence that Lopez had committed a similar offense against a younger girl several years ago when he was a juvenile. Lopez will have a hearing on his application for probation at the same time that he appears for sentence. Anaheim Grid Coach To Talk to Y Clubs Coach C. A. Van Hoorebeke, of Anaheim Union High School, will tell the members of the Junior Hi-Y Clubs "How to Watch a Football Game," at the organization meeting Thursday, at 7 p.m. at the Anaheim YMCA. Seventh and eighth grade boys interested in joining a Junior Hi-Y Club are invited to the meeting, according to John E. Bertch, General Secretary of the "Y". Following a "Songfest" lead by Bill Bonney, younger boys' club supervisor, and Coach Hoorebeke's talk the purpose, program and details of how to join a Junior Hi-Y Club will be explained. It's Old STOCK time to buy a modern automatic "CP" GAS RANGE He was tried without a jury and Judge Gardner yesterday found him guilty of intended rape and robbery as well as assault. The prosecution introduced evidence that Lopez had committed a similar offense against a younger girl several years ago when he was a juvenile. Lopez will have a hearing on his application for probation at the same time that he appears for sentence. 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Bishop Oxnam had been invited to be the major speaker at a public meeting of the ACLU at the auditorium in mid-December. It was not known whether he would accept. ACLU Executive Director Dr. Eason Monroe said auditorium officials denied the ACLU use of the auditorium because Bishop Oxnam was "too controversial." "Have cultural leaders in Los Angeles really grown so confused that they regard Bishop Oxnam as a 'controversial' figure?" Monroe asked. "Have you become so timid that they shun controversy?" If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Anaheim Firm Wins Hospital Contract SACRAMENTO (UP)—A total of $726,281 worth of contracts were awarded yesterday for construction of a ward building at view state hospital in Orange county. The contracts were $663,800 for general work to Ruane Corp., San Gabriel; $28,492 for electrical construction to E. D. Johnson & Co., Anaheim; and $144,983 for plumbing, heating and ventilating to Plumbing Contractors Inc., Santa Ana. 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