anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-05

Rural Building Tops $6 Million SANTA ANA — Building operations in rural Orange County hit $6,718,215 during April, to level off somewhat from the all-time record of $8,208,254 for March. Building Inspector Charles W. Donohue said that the valuations increased the year-to-date total to $26,376,241.26, as compared to $19,-799,283 for the same period of a year ago. His office issued 922 permits during the month, and 591 of them were for residential construction in the burgeoning county. They amounted to $5,711,363 of the total. Donohue said that the total included $102,047 for 60 permits for alterations, additions and conversions, chiefly for dwellings; 69 permits worth $53,782 for private garages, and 45 permits for foundations for move-in dwellings, amounting to $77,660. There were two church additions for $32,000, a gas station for $3,300, seven industrial plants for $104,400, three offices for $1,800, four store buildings worth $37,056, and eight permits for school plants for a total of $471,790. As of the year to date, the office has issued 3,706 building permits to amass the $26,376,241.26 total. At this same time last year, 3,152 permits had been issued for the $19,799,283. 5% MORTGAGES Residential - Commercial Industrial Properties Loan Agen. Rush C. Hinadale Co. Correspondent Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co. GREENE MORTGAGE CO. 200 W. 4th St., Santa Ana KI 3-5409 MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Fedeem Gold Bond Stumps PLANNING FOR HARVEST EXHIBITS—Chairmen of subdivisions at the 1954 Orange County Fair study premium list participation by farmers and home gardeners. From the ciduous fruits; George Kellogg of Yorba Linda, avocados; Arthur Cook of Westminster, sub-tropical fruits and nuts; visor and Eric E. Eastman of Santa Ana, in charge of co Aug. 10 for a six-day run at the Fairgrounds on Newpo Explorers to Seek Lost Baja Mission SAN DIEGO (UP)—Three exexplorers said today they will search a rugged area of Baja California for the legendary lost mission of Santa Isabel and possible hidden treasure. The explorers are Capt. William R. Shimp, an airlines pilot of La Mesa, Glen S. Ray, also of La Mesa, and Mexican businessman Gaston Flourie of Ensenada. Flourie said they believe the mission, 15th and last in a chain established by the Jesuits in Baja California 200 years ago, is located between San Felipe on the Gulf of California and the interior town of El Marmol. "From the air I have seen trees and other vegetation of a type which must have been planted there, since they do not resemble the natural growth," Flourie said. Treasure and vestments of incalculable value may be buried in the mission's ruins, according to Flourie. Anaheim Manage Agricultural Feature and agriculture Aug. 10 - 15 will be planned Call of Anaheim exhibits from all parts of the Initial preparations and sponsors for each cla plays as the committee s premium book soon to be prospective exhibitors. William H. Gallienne of ton Beach is in charge of ments for feature entr neighoring counties a fairs while Eric E. East Santa Ana will direct ther for community features Farm Centers and Grants Plate and produce dis Agricultural yield in Oraty will be arranged by each field. George Kellogg ba Linda will be in char plays of avocados; Virg 5% MORTGAGES Residential - Commercial Industrial Properties Loan Agen. Rush C. Hinadale Co. Correspondent Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co. GREENE MORTGAGE CO. 206 W. 4th St. Santa Ana KI 3-5409 MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Fedem Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anahiem Phone KE 5-5430 FIVE POINTS NEW MODERN BARBER SHOP 1102 W. Lincoln Ave. Claude D. Morris, Prop. MEN—WOMEN—CHILDREN Hair Cutting and Styling Skilled Clean Courteous Service William H. Gannett is in charge of the mission, 15th and last in a chain established by the Jesuits in Baja California 200 years ago, located between San Felipe on the Gulf of California and the interior town of El Marmol. "From the air I have seen trees and other vegetation of a type which must have been planted there, since they do not resemble the natural growth." Flourie said. Treasure and vestments of incalculable value may be buried in the mission's ruins, according to Flourie. Previous attempts to locate the legendary mission have failed. Plate and produce dis Agricultural yield in Oranty will be arranged by each field. George Kellog ba Linda will be in charplays of avocados; Virgil of Santa Ana heads the department and Paul E: Costa Mesa is chairman for fruits. Field and garden seeds partment of E. L. Aberne ange while T. O. Cantrelden Grove takes charge o ey exhibits and Arthur Westminster is responsible tropical fruits and nuts. These categories provide wards to exhibits of gren beans and peas more than leties of plant vegetables erous varieties of root w as well as fruits melon kins and ornamental gourd. Both "professional", and teur" farmers of Orange should be alert for outstandi cimens of their crops to Call. Choice or unus and vegetables should be ed and saved where po Fair competition also the tee is anxious for individu ter displays of rare tro sub-tropical products. "It's Your Fair — B is the emphasis of all dep of the exposition. Bulletin Want Ads Brin SMITH-REAFSNY FURNITURE COMPANY 151 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 9 P.M. BITS—Chairmen of subdivisions in the Agricultural and Feature Ex-Fair study premium lists and entry classifications to be open for gardeners. From the left, Paul E. Martin of Costa Messa, Yorba Linda, avocados; T. O. Cantrell of Garden Grove, honey; tropical fruits and nuts; A. L. Call of Anaheim, department super-ita Ana, in charge of community feature exhibits. The Fair opens the Fairgrounds on Newport Blvd. Anaheim Man to Plan, Direct All Agricultural Exhibits at OC Fair Feature and agricultural exhibits at the 1954 Orange County Fair Aug. 10 - 15 will be planned and displayed under direction of A. H. Call of Anaheim exhibit supervisor and a committee of representatives from all parts of the county. Initial preparations already are under way with listing of award and sponsors for each class of displays as the committee studies the premium book soon to be ready for prospective exhibitors. William H. Gallienne of Huntington Beach is in charge of arrangements for feature entries from neighboring counties and other fairs while Eric E. Eastman of Santa Ana will direct the section for community features such as Farm Centers and Grange units. Plate and produce displays of Agricultural yield in Orange County will be arranged by leaders in each field. George Kellogg of Yorba Linda will be in charge of displays of avocados; Virgil Paxton of Santa Linda heads the citrus de- Beckman Firm Exhibits At German Fair Beckman Instruments, Inc., is the only U.S. firm participating in the mechanics and optics exhibit of the huge German Industries Fair at Hanover, West Germany. April 25 through May 4, according to R. T. Jones, manager of the International Sales Division. The Hanover fair is the foremost in Europe and exhibitors in Cypress Park Improvement Cost Set at $57,637 SANTA ANA — Improvement of Cypress Community Park will cost $57,637 under a lone bid submitted to the board of supervisors Tuesday and under consideration for possible award May 11. Supervisors also had under consideration two bids for resurfacing 17th St. from Mabury St. to Tustin Ave., and except to award the contract next week. Builders Thermon Means and Kenneth Ulrich of Santa Ana put in the only bid for the work at the Cypress park. Biggest item of its bid which was in eight units was for the picnic shelter building and other improvements to complete the picnic area; it would cost $31-165. The work will be let on contract for units the Cypress Park District can finance it was announced. Sully - Miller Co. of Orange and Long Beach asked $43,934.20 for the resurfacing of 17th St. with two 12-foot traffic lanes and improved shoulders. Only other bidder asked $47,619.80. Estimate of the road department was $46,000. Cinco de Mayo Observed Today LOS ANGELES (UP)—Descendents of Mexican colonists whose small settlement became the city of Los Angeles, celebrate Mexico’s national holiday—Cinco de Mayo—here today. Sham battles will enliven private and public celebrations throughout Southern California and FACES TRIAL—Willis (above), former owner of the Communal U.S., may be tried of advocating overt government. He didn’t with 11 other top because of a heart attack on asked a federal New York to appoint determine whether physically fit. Santa Ana Man Lewd Peep-Sh NEWPORT BEACH guilty to displaying tures in their Balbo center was entered ying in Newport Just James E. Marksity Clara Ave., Santa Ana sentencing was set May 10. A similar charge a was dismissed on mo District Attorney J. The pair was arre At German Fair Beckman Instruments, Inc., is the only U.S. firm participating in the mechanics and optics exhibit of the huge German Industries Fair at Hanover, West Germany. April 25 through May 4, according to R. T. Jones, manager of the International Sales Division. The Hanover fair is the foremost in Europe and exhibitors include such names as Zeiss, Leitz, Siemans, Hartmann and Braun—bywords for over half a century in the field of scientific instrumentation. Clear Child Rapist Of Nolan Abduction LOS ANGELES (UP)—Sheriff's deputies have cleared accused child rapist James H. Killimayer 31 of any connection with the disappearance of eight-year-old Stella Darlene Nolan from a Norwalk shopping center last year. Sheriff's Sgt. Sid Jolivette said he received a letter yesterday from a former employer of Killimayer saying the suspect was working in West Virginia as a miner when Stella Darlene disappeared. Killimayer is being held without bail on charges of assaulting three-year-old Mickey Daniels under a Long Beach pier April 15. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Observed Today LOS ANGELES (UP)—Descendents of Mexican colonists whose small settlement became the city of Los Angeles, celebrate Mexico's national holiday—Cinco de Mayo—here today. Sham battles will enliven private and public celebrations throughout Southern California and Mexico, commemorating the Battle of Puebla which took place May 5, 1862. Today marks the anniversary of that battle in which 2,000 poorly-equipped Mexican soldiers, outnumbered two-to-one, defeated the army of Maximillian, setting the young country on its way to becoming a great and independent neighbor of the United States. Braulio Maldonado, the governor of Mexico's newest state, Baja California, will be the guest of honor at Los Angeles celebrations. He was to arrive here late today and to appear in the civic and patriotic program tonight at the heart of old Los Angeles, the Plaza. Later he will be hosted at a dinner attended by Los Angeles Mayor Poulson, and other civic and Mexican government officials. Scores of Mexican musicians will roam the fiesta area as colorfully-costumed dancers perform on roped-off streets. Gov. Maldonado will spend three days in Southern California. He is to meet with Gov. Knight Friday. 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Johnston, the club's sixth president introduced each of the special guests and they reminisced about their term of office and in what activities the club participated. Mack Robb's, now of Santa Ana, recalled that the Anaheim club was chartered in 1921 with 15 members and was the second Rotary club in Orange County. The first was organized in Santa Ana. There are now 13 Rotary Clubs in the County, he said. Also stepping to the microphone to relate their experiences were Tom McFadden, honorary charter member; Harry Pearson; Dr. Walter Bingham; and Harry Riley. Because it was past president's day, each past president was given a gift, donated by Adolf Schoepe. Claude Russell, president of the Past Presidents Club, called each one forward to receive their gifts. They were: LeRoy Ater, Arch Baker, Robert Boney, John Bovee, Ronald Brandon, Paul Demaree, Mel Gauer, Richard Gay, George Hedstrom, Dr. Howard Tews, Joe Thompson, Henry Walsworth, and Earle Woodward. Holders of perfect attendance records were also honored at the meeting and given a pin denoting the number of years. Mel Gauer received his 28-year pin; E. P. Hapgood, 25-year pin; and Claude Russell, 19-year pin. The members donned party hats and ate birthday cake during the meeting. Entertainment was provided by Mrs. Margaret Besler, a Rotarian who played the piano and sang several selections. President Jim Morris presided over the short business session. O. E. Hanson Invited To Bank Conference Manager O. E. Hanson of the Anaheim branch of the Bank of America has been invited to San Francisco by President S. Clark Beise to attend a two-day conference of all management officers of the bank from all communities in which the bank is represented. This conference is the opening event of an anniversary season celebrating the half-century history of the bank, distinguished by its growth from one small office with a staff of five and resources of $150,000, to its present status as the largest private enterprise banking organization in all the world. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation... SHAVERS Schick - Sunbeam - Remington Shearing Hands - Repalta Scissors Ground Car Shaves - Shaven Free Demonstrations Liberal trade-union allowance on old shaver ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 Se., Los Angeles St. NEWPORT BEACH—A plea of guilty to displaying indecent pictures in their Balboa amusement center was entered yesterday morning in Newport Justice Court by James E. Marksity, 528 Santa Clara Ave., Santa Ana. Time for sentencing was set for Monday, May 10. A similar charge against his wife was dismissed on motion of Deputy District Attorney J. Parley Smith. 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