anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-24

4 — ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Saturday, October 24, 1953 WHERE KIDNAPERS MAY DIE—Warden Ralph Edison of State Penitentiary at Jesserson City, Mo., looks through window into gas cylinder (top) in death house. His hand is on lever which tripsassium cyanide pellets into vat of sulphuric acid, releasing lethal gas. Top lever operates fan for the removal of the gas—an operation requiring about 45 minutes. Bottom view shows the two chairs in which kidnapers of Bobby Greenlease, Carl Austin Hall may die if found guilty. Grid Coach Speaks To Optimist Club Dr. Sheller Compiles Evidence Proving Nab Four Men to False Commercial On TV Program HOLLYWOOD (UP) — W film actor Jimmy Gleason said today he was tired of TV commercials in which wives were promised v cleaners almost free," aldeed in the arrest of four men charges of fraudulent adverve. Gleason, who was a de with the New York City banco squad, helped in ob evidence against the men con with a rent-by-the-week cleaner company. Gleason and his house Mrs. Marlan Harvey, pos prospective customers to which, officers said, offered a cleaner for 50 cents a They said the firm also pr customers a hassock, a flo isher and a set of cutler. When a salesman visited son's home, detectives were in another room with re equipment. They said the man first insisted they be machine and then asked a rental in advance. Arrested and ordered to for arraignment Monday Milton Lyle, head of the v cleaner firm; Robert Cravat manager; salesman Eugene ery, and William Griffith, tel announcer for the firm. Births ORANGE COUNTY St. Joseph Hospital, Or BURKS—Mr. and Mrs. Clai S. Alpine, Orange, boy, O ELDER—Mr. and Mrs. Jack Devonshire Pl., Garden boy, Oct. 22. FULLENWIDER — Mr. and Richard, 13162 LeVerne, Ana, boy, Oct. 22 WALKER—Mr. and Mrs. Cal Crescent, Buena Park, boy 22. Santa Ana Community Hoo Grid Coach Speaks To Optimist Club Local optimists were given a play by play visual study of football as a coach sees it recently as Anaheim football mentor Clare Van Hoorebeke commented on the recent motion picture film taken of the game played between the Anaheim Colonists and Citrus High school. The first pictures ever taken of local team play, a special film was used to catch the action in slow motion under the lights. Marvin Mason, Boya Work chairman, introduced the speaker. Joe Nittl recruited more Optimists to help out in supervising several hundred elementary school Knot Hole Gang youngsters expected to turn out the following week for the Anaheim-Newport home game. President L. W. Lichtenwalter presided. Redlands Presents 'Taming of Shrew' "The Taming of the Shrew," the Shakespearean comedy being presented at Redlands features Leticia Palmer of Garden Grove and Walden Leecing of Santa Ana in the cast. The new version of the play is production at Redlands this weekend starting last night and playing through Saturday night in the Little theater on the Zanja. Miss Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Palmer, is playing the role of Bianca and Leecing, son of Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Leecing of 2117 N. Flower St., will appear as Baptista. This play is under the direction of the University homecoming festivities. At Anaheim Hospital Friday ARRIVALS— Mrs. Helen McLaine, Anaheim Richard H. Bradford, Orange Mrs. Lila Solve, Anaheim Mrs. Virginia R. Reed, Brea. DEPARTURES—John Henry, Anaheim. If It's News You'll See It In Dr. Sheller Compiles Evidence Proving Teachers' Versatility Evidence that the role of a teacher extends far beyond the classroom and the campus has been collected recently at Fullerton Junior college by Dr. H. Lynn Sheller, director. In his survey, Dr. Sheller found that 60 Fullerton Junior college instructors maintained 275 paid memberships in professional organizations. This was an average of 4.6 memberships each. The instructors also held 224 subscriptions to professional publications. They were members of 114 different organizations devoted to the various subject fields of education and reported 142 special professional services in the field of school and education. From the findings of the survey it would seem that teachers sometimes take a postman's holiday in their out-of-schools hours. Either during the summer or the regular school year itself, Fullerton Junior college teachers did 186 semester units of work at various colleges and universities. Participation in community activities was general and extensive, with college teachers engaging in 234 reported community services during 1952-53. At least four teachers served as substitutes in the pulpits of various Orange County churches. Another faculty member was a member of the board of directors of a citrus marketing association and another of a water company. One appeared as the main attraction on two television programs. Several held offices in the YMCA and the YWCA and performed special services in those groups. Still another was chairman of the Fullerton Pre-Easter luncheons. During the year, Fullerton Junior college instructors gave over 100 speeches before various community organizations. In the field of education, the teachers were especially active. Some wrote articles for professional journals; many served as officers of professional organizations; others worked as members of special professional committees and boards dealing with such matters as curriculum-making, improve- At Anaheim Hospital Friday ARRIVALS— Mrs. Helen McLaine, Anaheim Richard H. Bradford, OrangMrs. Lila Stolte, Anaheim Mrs. Virginia R. Reed, Brea. DEPARTURES— John Henry, Anaheim. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin GORDON BAXTER'S ORCHESTRA Available For Inices, Parties, Etc. None Anaheim 5483 After 6 P.M. 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 Buick and Authorized United Motors Service. 130 S. Lemon—Phone 2239 Fire Department Anaheim Phone 2345 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household and Practional H.P. Motor Repair 130 S. Lemon Phone 2239 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anheim Truck and Transfer Co. 605 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 2123 Prince 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 In the field of education, the teachers were especially active. Some wrote articles for professional journals; many served as officers of professional organizations; others worked as members of special professional committees and boards dealing with such matters as curriculum-making, improvement of teaching, accreditation, problems of Selective Service, recruitment of teachers, intercollegiate athletics, general education, statewide problems of junior college education, and improved liaison with four-year colleges and universities. There's No Substitute for Fald Circulation. UPHOLSTERIUM Hammond-Wade 125 No. Los Angeles St., Ph. Free Estimates HILGENEED MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Ser120 E.Broadway, AnaPHONE 4105 HOLLYWOOD (UP) — Veteran actor Jimmy Gleason, who told today he was tired of hearing TV commercials in which "housewives were promised vacuum cleaners almost free," alided police the arrest of four men on charges of fraudulent advertising. Gleason, who was a detective with the New York City police nco squad, helped in obtaining evidence against the men connected to a rent-by-the-week vacuum cleaner company. Gleason and his housekeeper, Mrs. Marlan Harvey, posed as prospective customers to a firm which, officers said, offered to rent cleaner for 50 cents a week. They said the firm also promised customers a hassock, a floor polisher and a set of cutlery free. When a salesman visited Gleason's home, detectives were hidden another room with recording equipment. They said the salesman first insisted they buy the machine and then asked a year's rental in advance. Arrested and ordered to appear in arraignment Monday were William Lyle, head of the vacuum cleaner firm; Robert Cravat, sales manager; salesman Eugene Vickey, and William Griffith, television announcer for the firm. Births ORANGE COUNTY St. Joseph Hospital, Orange Burks—Mr. and Mrs. Clark, 481 S. Alpine, Orange, boy, Oct. 22. OLDER—Mr. and Mrs. Jack, 10882 Devonshire Pl., Garden Grove, boy, Oct. 22. ULLENWIDER — Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 13162 LeVerne, Santa Ana, boy, Oct. 22. ALKER—Mr. and Mrs. Carl, 6452 Crescent, Buena Park, boy, Oct. 22. Santa Ana Community Hospital Here and There Bill Zahawi, foreign student from Iraq, has been elected president of Alpha Rho Tau, campus art club at Santa Ana college. Serving with him will be Budd Coons, vice president and Dian Frisbie, secretary-treasurer, both of Santa Ana. Hallowe'en Costumes. Adult and children's for rent. Ph. 2076. Del Visel. 10732 Broadway. Congratulations are in order for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heyden of 703 Poplar St. Their son was born at St. Joseph hospital on Oct. 22. Dr. and Mrs. John W. Stehly of Alambra called Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Stehly of Brookhurst road early this morning telling them the news of the birth of their grand daughter. The baby is the second daughter in the home and the second grand child born to the Anaheim couple. Maternal grand parents are Dr. and Mrs. F. X. McDonald of Los Angeles. Anaheim Conservatory of Music, Mrs. Anna Siegel, Director, Piano, Voice, Violin, Guitar, Accordion & Trumpet, Classic & Modern Music. Louise Wilson of Santa Ana is the new president of Lag Doncellas, women's honor society at San- ta Ana College. Dana Edwards is vice-president and Esther Valles secretary. Give a magazine subscription for Xmas. Phone 5021. Gift card incl. Orange County Branch of the National Fuchsia Society will have its Hallowe'en pot luck dinner Tuesday Oct. 27 at the American Legion hall, 936 North Lemon St. Kenneth Terry, national president, is to be the guest speaker. He will discuss "Hints on Landscaping Home Garden." St. Agnes Guild meeting Monday night at 7:30 is to be held at the home of Mrs. H. O. Woldon at 755 North Janss St., instead of the Rose home. ABOUT SAC QUEEN Competition for homecoming queen enlivened Santa Ana college campus activity this week, with former students to be guests at the Riverside-Santa Ana football games in the Municipal Bowl on Thursday, Nov. 12, and at the homecoming dance in the Student Union, Friday, Nov. 13. A special section for alumni will be reserved next to the rooting section at the game, with a deadline of Nov. 6 for reserving tickets in the section. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin The first investments leased by Orange Coast College were Thursday in the Art Center. Speaker was William Bryon, economist and County representative of A & Company. In this lecture Bryon appraised economic and explained basic facts to intelligent investors. Other investment讲座 feature Gordon X. Richmie John C. Clendenin, John M. and Robert Sandifer. Meet held each Thursday event through Nov. 19. No charge is made. GIVES PROPAGANDA The use of propaganda affairs and everyday life caused recently before the Association of University of Santa Ana by Carl V Santa Ana College journal structor. HOME DEPARTMENT Anaheim Home depot meets Tuesday October 27 at the home of Mrs. E. R at 9731 Nutwood Ave. L will be served at 12:30 p.m each person attending their own table service. ORANGE COUNTY St. Joseph Hospital, Orange URKS—Mr. and Mrs. Clark, 481 S. Alpine, Orange, boy, Oct. 22. LDER—Mr. and Mrs. Jack, 10882 Devonshire Pl., Garden Grove, boy, Oct. 22. ULLENWIDER — Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 13162 LeVerne, Santa Ana, boy, Oct. 22. ALKER—Mr. and Mrs. Carl, 5452 Crescent, Buena Park, boy, Oct. 22. Santa Ana Community Hospital RAVETT—Mr. and Mrs. Abel, 1801 Spurgeon, Santa Ana, girl, Oct. 23. LIOTTONE—Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, 1433 S. Magnolia, Santa Ana, girl, Oct. 22. NAPP—Mr. and Mrs. Jack, 13141 Sandra Pl., Garden Grove, girl, Oct. 21. ICKEL—Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, 2071 S. Broadway, Santa Ana, boy, Oct. 22. Orange County General Hospital IVERA—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 641 W. 18th, Costa Mesa, girl, Oct. 22. UNSTALL — Mr. and Mrs. Ray, 222 Lake, Huntington Beach, girl, Oct. 22. Fullerton Cottage Hospital ORTON—Mr. and Mrs. Jesse, 5532 Western, Buena Park, girl, Oct. 22. ANUEL—Mr. and Mrs. William, 221 S. Birch, Brea, boy, Oct. 22. AUER—Mr. and Mrs. John, 6376 Lucretia, Mira Loma, boy, Oct. 22. Hoag Presbyterian Hospital, Newport Beach EIER—Mr. and Mrs. Merium, 910 Orange Ave., Huntington Beach, boy, Oct. 22. ALMER—Mr. and Mrs. William, 2120 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa, boy, Oct. 22. Marriage Licenses Charles Elliott Walker, 26, 2425 Bush St.; Bonnie Ruth Cooney, 24, 818 N. Baker St., both Santa Ana. John Bartlett, 27, 101 E. Marquita; Betty Arm Davidson, 21, 103 Alameda Lane, both San Clemeente. Actor Henry McDaniel, 20, 13738 Edinger St., Santa Ana; Nancy Colleen Manion, 17, 12249 E. 222nd, Artesia. alter Hoyt Johnson, 23, Taft; Hazel Dean Patterson, 24, 17882 E. 1st St.; Tustin. John Paddy Latham, 28; Mildred Thornton, 26, both 1031½ W. 3rd St., Santa Ana. chester Dale Thorne, 24; Puente; Lilly May Andrews, 25, 430 E. Pinehurst, La Habra. Robert Eugene Howland, 24, 15971 Taft Ave., Orange; Ruth Crozler Razey, 28, 2067 S. Garnsey St., Santa Ana. Weather PARKING In Anan FOR YOUR SHOPPING 13 Big Well FREE Parking USE THIS MAP FOR TO PARKING USE THIS MAP FOR TO PARKING Weather By UNITED PRESS High Low Rain Buquerque 55 44 .03 Atlanta 80 61 ... Akersfield 75 42 ... Boston 54 49 .23 Crownsville 86 71 .02 Chicago 66 49 ... Denver 46 35 .01 Detroit 69 50 .08 Centro 74 52 ... Hairbanks 30 19 ... Resno 74 41 ... Kansas City 63 42 ... Los Angeles 70 ... Alamil 79 64 ... Minneapolis 52 45 ... New Orleans 83 62 ... New York 68 57 ... Oakland 71 48 ... Hoenix 74 44 ... Pittsburgh 72 45 ... Red Bluff 71 43 ... San Francisco 71 45 ... Seattle 59 39 ... Rockton 73 42 ... Thermal 78 47 UPHOLSTERING Hammond-Wade Co. 125 No. Los Angeles St., Ph. 4717 Free Estimates HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE 4105 Orange Coast Has First Investments Lecture The first investments lecture at Orange Coast College was held Thursday in the Art Center Gallery. Speaker was William L. O'Bryon, economist and Orange County representative of Morgan's Company. In this lecture, O'Bryon appraised economic trends and explained basic facts essential to intelligent investments. Other investment lectures will feature Gordon X. Richmond, Dr. John C. Clendenin, John L. Kerr, and Robert Sandifer. Meetings are held each Thursday evening Oct. through Nov. 19. No admission charge is made. GIVES PROPAGANDA TALK The use of propaganda in world affairs and everyday life was discussed recently before the American Association of University Women of Santa Ana by Carl Venstrom, Santa Ana College journalism instructor. HOME DEPARTMENT MEETS Anaheim Home department meets Tuesday Oct. 27, 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. E. Ray Long at 9731 Nutwood Ave. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m. with each person attending to bring their own table service. Fremont School Lunchroom Menu, Week of Oct. 26 MONDAY — Hamburgers, green beans, carrot sticks, fruit crisp, milk. TUESDAY — Orange juice, whole wheat sandwich, Fremont special, buttered corn, cream slaw, milk. WEDNESDAY — Chill beans, muffins, celery sticks, sunshine salad, milk. THURSDAY — Pot pie, whole wheat sandwich, lemon fluff, pickle chips, pudding, milk. FRIDAY — Baked fish, potato roll, stewed tomatoes, buttered peas, ginger bread, milk. Ice cream can be purchased on the school grounds. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps 1228 Lincoln, Anaheim Ph. 5450 Grove Hi Science Club Reorganizes The Garden Grove High school chapter of the Science clubs of America has begun a reorganization campaign this month. First on the agenda is the drawing up of a new constitution by a committee under the advisorship of Myron Kirschbclub sponsor. It will later be put before the club for approval and any amending found necessary. At the next meeting, officers for the present school year will be elected, and memberships will be approved for those wanting to take part in the year's activities. Some of the activities for the year will include special projects, programs, and special field trips of interest in Southern California. CALIFORNIA BARBER SHOP Six Barbers To Serve You Bill Jackson, Proprietor 314 W. 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