anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-07

GOVERNOR CHATS—Governor and Mrs. Braulio Maldonado of Baja, California chat with Newport Beach Mayor Dora Hill (right) aboard the Yacht Mojo before start of 1954 Ensenada yacht race yesterday. The Mexican governor's wife was astounded to find that the newly elected mayor of Newport was a woman. (OCNS photo) Governor of Baja, California, Views Start of Ensenada Race at Newport By MAXINE VIERICK) NEW PORT BEACH (OCNS)—When the Governor of Baja California introduced Madam Mayor Dora Hill to his wife aboard the yacht Mojo here yesterday, he explained in Spanish that Mrs. Hill was mayor of this city. Gov. Braulio Maldonado added in English, "My wife commands me". The Mexican governor was accompanied by his official staff as guests of the yacht's owner, Frank Muller, Southern California automotive accessories tycoon. Also in the party to watch the beginning of the Ensenada race were the Victor McLaglens and Captain and Mrs. John Crowley, representing the 11th United States Naval Disaster. Gov. Maldonado explained that the agricultural development of Mexicali valley through irrigation will bring richness and prosperity to his newly formed Mexican state. The three most important crops to be grown are cotton, wheat and barley. Of secondary importance are the planting of fruit trees and vegetable gardens. The governor sketched a map to illustrate how the mountains running roughly down the center of Baja separate the two areas to be developed agriculturally into a Pacific Coast and a Gulf of California farm-land section. Speaking of plans for building hospitals, the governor said that a seaman's calm, wheeled the about and docked in time for stowaway to make a press line. This gave the Mariachance for a musical encore, las olas, over the waves. Local Store Seeks Loser of Money Management of the Store today were seeking a customer who lost a good-situ sum of money in the store within the last 10 days and before their name could taken. This is how it happened: the customer reported loss of money to the office and maiden identification all but the name Two days later, the money was found intact by store employ where it had fallen under chair in the basement. No store officials are hoping reach the owner and return the money. Any person who can nailed the correct sum and be idem The Mexican governor was accompanied by his official staff as guests of the yacht's owner, Frank Muller, Southern California automotive accessories tycoon. Also in the party to watch the beginning of the Ensenda race were the Victor McLaglens and Captain and Mrs. John Crowley, representing the 11th United States Naval District. As the Mojo left Balboa Bay club blue and white costumed Mariachis gave the party a musical bon voyage. The Mariachis were from the Mexicali police department. On the dock were Mexican photographers taking pictures for Mexican newspapers and Los Angeles Spanish language papers. Governor Maldonado's wife is a native of La Paz, at the southern end of Baja California. She is Carlota Rosa Y Silva De Maldonado. In discussing her husband's plans for the economy of Baja California, Senora Maldonado said that welfare work to improve the standard of living amongst the peons is a priority project. BOOSTERS CLUB MATER DEI HIGH SCHOOL EDINGER and BRISTOL·STREETS — SANTA ANA PRESENT THEIR Annual Fiesta FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MAY 7-8-9 FRIDAY evening — SATURDAY all day, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. — SUNDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MAY 7-8-9 FRIDAY evening — SATURDAY all day, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. — SUNDAY MOTHER'S DAY DINNER Served Sunday, May 9 — 1 to 7 P.M. Served by Crist Caterers of Laguna Beach GRAND DRAWING SUNDAY 9 OVER $1000 IN PRIZES — PRIZES— WESTINGHOUSE TWINS — ELECTRIC STOVE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR — TELEVISION SET RADIO · PHONO COMBINATION — MORE THAN 1 VALUABLE PRIZES OF NATIONALLY KNOWN ITEMS FIESTA -- MAY 7-8-9 ALL PROCEEDS TO MATER DEI HIGH ATHLETIC Library Chats By MARTHA METTLER "Man's right to knowledge and the full use thereof." This quotation is the motto that Columbia University is currently using in its anniversary celebration. It is not only the motivation for radio talks and discussion groups but the inspiration for series of books even as far away as in Germany. New Non-Fiction Books "Clown, My Life in Tatters and Emiles," by Emmett Kelly, tells the story of how he came to impersonate the role of a tattered and torn clown, how his fame took him all over this country and Europe, how he survived the terrible holocaust that destroyed the Big Top. It is also the story of the circus itself with all its romance, adventure, comedy and tragedy. "Liberia," by Charles Murrow Wilson, is the story of this small country on the West coast of Africa. It is no small achievement on Liberia's part that it survived as a nation for over one hundred years. Liberia began as a series of tiny colonies of freed American slaves who with the native people have developed through experimental groupings to the status as the only republic in Africa. Power in Golf "How to cut Power and Direction in Your Golf," by Joe Novak, is the first golf book to help you with 3D instructional pictures, using pictures to show the actual angle of your club in the most important positions of the swing. Joe Novak has been pro at Bel-Air Country Club and is one of the most highly regarded teaching pros in the United States. "Design for Decision," by Irwin Brosa, tells you the meaning of statistical decision, the powerful new procedure for reaching sound, profitable decisions. This is not another elementary statistical text; it explains teh scientific method for making decisions in common sense terms, without any high-ress, maintained through defense that she had no do... Friends Church Makes Plans for National Meeting at Whittier Delegates from the six circles of the Society of Friends Women and the Brotherhood of Alamitos church will attend the National Conference of both groups to be held in Whittier and East Whittier, today to May 14. Alamitos Friends will serve a luncheon to Friends from all over America on Thursday, May 13, as they are on a tour which includes Garden Grove and Alamitos Friends church as well as Knotts' Berry Farm. National leaders of Friends will be speaking daily to the conference sessions which will be held in the First Friends Church at Whittier, and the East Whittier Friends church. The monthly dinner-meeting of the Friends "90 and 9" Brotherhood will be held tonight at 6:30 in the social hall of the Friends church. Jim Stichter, President, will preside over another outstanding program which will include the introduction of National leaders of "Quaker Men" attending the conference in East Whittier. New National and Troop flags will be presented to the newly-organized Boy Scout Troop No. 125 in a special ceremony at the dinner meeting. The Brotherhood is sponsor of the three Scout troops meeting at the church. Women's Club Receives Awards at Convention BUENA-PARK—Junior Membership of Federated Women's Clubs of Southern District held its annual Spring convention at Catalina April 30 and May 1. Twelve clubwomen from Buena Park attended. They were Mrs. C. C. Rittenhouse, president of the Buena Park Women's Club; Mrs. Erwin Nickle, junior advisor to the junior membership; Mrs. Marion Spencer, County Junior Advisor; Mrs. Robert Stine, Junior president. MME. LOUISE charm expert Self-Improvement Slated at SQR Stores An especial treat is in style and beauty minded women, officials of the SQR announced today in rea DAY SUNDAY 9 p.m. — SUNDAY all day, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. DINNER 1 to 7 P.M. of Laguna Beach SUNDAY 9 P.M. WIN PRIZES ELECTRIC STOVE TELEVISION SET MORE THAN 10 RELLY KNOWN ITEMS 7-8-9 HIGH ATHLETIC FUND BUENA-PARK—Junior Membership of Federated Women's Clubs of Southern District held its annual Spring convention at Catalina April 30 and May 1. Twelve clubwomen from Buena Park attended. They were Mrs. C. C. Rittenhouse, president of the Buena Park Women's Club; Mrs. Erwin Nickle, junior advisor to the junior membership; Mrs. Marion Spencer, County Junior Advisor; Mrs. Robert Stine, Junior president; Mrs. Gail Barnett, Mrs. Carl Holm, Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. E. Philip White, Mrs. James Harris, Mrs. Don P. Taylor, Mrs. George Trook, and Mrs. Don Whitford. The women left Newport Harbor Friday morning aboard the Island Lady. They spent the two days attending conferences, a banquet on Friday evening, and shopping in the local stores, arriving home Saturday evening. Awards presented to the Buena Park Juniors were a silver tray and a certificate in Federation Extension for small clubs, Mrs. David Rhudy is the club's Federation Extension chairman; a certificate for second place in Youth Consevation, Mrs. Robert Perrigon is chairman of Youth; the also received honorable mention for "Build a Better Community." MME. LOUISE charm expert Self-Improvement Slated at SQR Store An especial treat is in the style and beauty minded women, officials of the SQR announced today in reveal first of a series of four se self-improvement clinic to augurated beginning May the famed Hollywood and beauty authority Mme. Lo. This well known former authority on women's hair styling, and fashion, duct a series of four-clinic in the local department store Wednesday from 11 a.m. to at which time she will and beauty problems of women aid to their charm problem officials requested that reside be made at the store for the sessions so that all women to attend the free session have seating room. Mme. Louise has been advisor to many Hollywood through the years as well as consultant to leading women American stage. Quarter-horse RACING GEN. ADM. $400 Clubhouse $2 tax incl. World's fastest horses! 35 ACRES OF PAVED PARKING DIRECTIONS: Drive west on Center St., continue on Iwy. 18 Park Board Gets Merit Awards BUENA PARK—The Buena Park Lion's Club met at Knott's Berry Farm last week with the Board of Trustees and employees of Buena Park Recreational and Parkway District as special guests. Ladies of the Lion's were also special guests. Award certificates of merit for community service were presented to the board of trustees. Present and receiving the certificates were Caryl Snyder, president of the board; Bert Wells, secretary; Ernest Lopp and Robert Thompson, members of the board. Another board member, Bill Doyle, was unable to attend. Arvid Pauly, director of recreation of State Recreation Commission was guest speaker for the evening. He spoke on "Recreaton In Modern Living." A sink for the picnic area at the Recreation Park was presented to the park board, by the Lion's Club. The members will start the installation of the sink in the near future. Snyder accepted the gift and gave a short history of the Parkway District and the future plans. Mayor Grady Travis was also present and gave a short talk. A film entitled "Pigeon Holes and Progress" was shown by Monte Inskeep. Musical entertainment was presented by Paul Gardner, local accordionist. Guests other than the wives were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Johnson, and William Nelson. USC Cancer War Gains Cited by President. Steady progress in the University of California's state-wide "30 years' war" on cancer has been reported by President Robert Gordon Sproul. President Sproul summarized the 7th annual report for the year 1953, of the University's statewide Cancer Research Coordinating Committee, submitted to him by its chairman, Dr. Andrew H. Dowdy, chairman of the department of radiology in the School of Medicine on the Los Angeles campus. The annual report contains summaries of research conducted during the past year by more than 73 investigators and their associates working on some 150 different statements in the report. total of six the murders of which the Santo gang has been convicted and was the second death sentence for Santo and Perkins. The trio was found guilty of the brutal bludgeon slayings of Chester grocer Guard Young, his two adopted daughters, and their neighborhood playmate, Michael Salle, near Chester Oct. 10, 1952. Mrs. Henson, 31, a cocktail waitress, maintained throughout her defense that she had no doubts that Santo and Perskins were guilty of the crime but that she, herself knew nothing of it until the following day. Santo, 53, leader of the notorious "Mountain Murder Mob," and Perkins, his 45-year-old triggerman, were brought to Quincy to stand trial from San Quentin's death row where they awaited execution. The jury was given the case at 3:35 p.m. yesterday and deliberated some 10 hours before returning the verdicts. The murders had stolen $7100 in cash from Young in the brutal crime, committed as the grocer returned to Chester from a Westwood bank. President Sproul said the program of cancer research and teaching last year operated on a budget of $1,531,562, slightly more than 1952. He said that last year's annual state appropriation of $303,295, together with $30,695 from endowed funds, provided the basis of a continuing research program. The presence of this program enabled the University to attract the much larger sums from other sources. President Sproul said. Among major research contributions were the following: U.S. Public Health Service, $521,280; Atomic Energy Commission, $260,-000; American Cancer Society, $15,990; Damon Runyon Memorial Fund, $13,920. Private donations were also significant, and supported investigations that otherwise could not have been undertaken. President Sproul quoted the following statement in the report by Dr. Michael B. Shimkin, secretary of the Cancer Research Coordinating Committee: "The American people apparently have accepted the fact that in cancer research their scientists are engaged in a thirty years' war and not a five-year skirmish. When visualized as a strategic plan, eventual victory over cancer seems inevitable." WEST COAST Now Cont. From 1:15 p.m. EXECUTIVE SUITE AND KIRK DOUGLAS Act of Love FOX ANAHEIM NOW DOORS OPEN KE 5-3602 6:45 P.M. Walt Disney's The Living Desert First FEATURE-LENGTH TRUE-UP ADVENTURE BY TECHNICOLOR Walt Disney's "BEN AND ME" —2ND FEATURE HIT— "THE LITTLE FUGITIVE" Gen. Adm.$1.00 Juniors $5c Incl. Fed. Tax Children 25e (Under 12) MME. LOUISE charm expert Self-Improvement Clinic Slated at SQR Store An especial treat is in store for style and beauty minded Anaheim women, officials of the SQR Store announced today in revealing the first of a series of four sessions of self-improvement clinic to be inaugurated beginning May 12 by the famed Hollywood and Chicago beauty authority Mme. Louise. This well known former Parisian authority on women's make up, hair styling, and fashion, will conduct a series of four-clinic session in the local department store each Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. which time she will analyze the beauty problems of women seeking to their charm problems. Store officials requested that reservations be made at the store for the charm sessions so that all women desiring to attend the free sessions, may have seating room. Mme. Louise has been beauty advisor to many Hollywood stars through the years as well as consultant to leading women of the American stage. First FEATURE-LENGTH TRUE-LIFE ADVENTURE by TECHNICOLOR Walt Disney's "BEN AND ME" —2ND FEATURE HIT— "THE LITTLE FUGITIVE" —ADMISSION PRICES— Gen. Adm. $1.00 Juniors $6c Incl. Fed. Tax Children 25e (Under 12) Pacific DRIVE-IN THEATRES COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR SHOWS START AT DUSK Orange 1st RUN SHOWING JOAN CRAWFORD TRUCOLOR "JOHNNY GUITAR" "The Sun Shines Bright" Charles Winniger Paulo NOW PLAYING Rachel and the Stranger "The Valley of The Sun" Lucille Ball CARTOON CARNIVAL AT START OF SHOW —LAST COMPLETE SHOW STARTS AT MIDNITE— CING! $1.00 EN. ADM. 1 POST TIMES: Tues. thru Fridays 1:30 p.m. Saturdays 1:00 p.m. All new LOS ALAMITOS Pace Course PARKING St., continue on Hwy. 18 to Stanton Av. Hwy. 29, turn south on 39 to Katiella Av., then east to Track Entrance