anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-25

Salvation Army Winds Up Salvage Drive This Week A special fleet of Salvation Army Red Shield trucks is calling at Anaheim homes this week to collect castoff articles which local residents are contributing in the annual Salvage Week campaign. The drive will continue through Saturday. The out-of-use articles will be reconditioned in workshops of the Salvation Army Social Center which serves this area, providing food, shelter and financial aid to men who are unable to obtain employment in private industry because of their handicaps. These men during the past year were given a record high of 281,640 hours of occupational therapy, 58,704 meals and 19,092 lodgings through a social rehabilitation program which is maintained solely by the castoff articles. In addition, thousands of dollars worth of food, clothing and household articles went directly to needy families. The center continuously needs discarded but still usable clothing, shoes, furniture, bedding, dishes, toys, stoves, radios, appliances, bric-a-brac, bicycles, rugs, rags and miscellaneous articles to continue the program. Local residents who have not yet contributed are urged to telephone Keystone 5-5631 to bring a Red Shield truck. 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William Verdo Johnson pleaded guilty to one count of passing a fictitious check and asked Judge Robert Gardner to sentence him immediately to prison when he appeared in Orange County Superior Court. Although Johnson conceded he had obtained approximately $6000 on bad checks to finance his tour of California, Texas, Arizona and New Mexico—he had the services of a public defender because he was broke. Johnson, a plumber by trade, did not have a criminal record before he started his check-writing spree. His wife and family live in Palm Springs. TO APPEAR HERE — Anaheim Democrats will welcome their candidate for governor, Richard Graves, at a free buffet dinner at Anaheim High school. May 28. Graves is familiar to many members of local government having been executive director of the League of California Cities. Stillson Wins Speakers Trophy C. J. Stillson, Senior Toastmaster, repeated his recent triumph by again winning the weekly trophy with a philosophic talk on the "Power of Faith" at last night's dinner meeting of the Anaheim Toastmasters Club, Charter Number Two. William Chambers described the "Partners in Success" as being "Health, Happy Home Life, Good Business Attitude, and Faith in Self." Hal Johnson carried out the general philosophical theme by comparison of the various cycles of moral values in a talk entitled "Rebirth of Character." R. H. Allen outlined the scope, history, and size of the dairy industry in his Changes Made in Rulings on Ship Radio Procedure NEWPORT BEACH, (OCNS) Sweeping changes in the Federal Communications Commission rulings governing the use of radio telephones and ship - to - ship radios have been ordered, it will learned here today. Orders of commission have been posted dispatched to all licensees. Neck sitating changes in every set use on boats out of this harbor are the allocations of frequencies that change the ship - to - ship and shop - to - shore telephone channels. New frequencies have been located for the radio - telephone ship - to - shore service which must be in operation by August 1. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, which operates Station KOU, through which boats are able to contact domestic phone subscribers, will charge from a reception frequency of 29 kilocycles to 2009 kilocycles. This will require modification in a two - way radios on all boats in the Southern California area. A change in the mode of operation of ship - to - ship use of radios has been ordered wherein person calling from one ship another, will make the first identification call on 2182 kilocycles or agreement between caller andceiver the bands will then be changed for conversation to either 2638 kilocycles. 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The car charged forward and smashed into another parked vehicle owned by Frank N. Garcia of Santa Ana. Marriage Licenses Robert Sterling Fischbeck, 29. Piedmont, Calif.; Katherine Lou'se Rabbitt, 21, 310 Buena Vista St., Balboa. Guillermo Ramos, 22; Irma Hernandez, 19. both 1042½ W. 5th St., William Chambers described the "Partners in Success" as being "Health, Happy Home Life, Good Business Attitude, and Faith in Self." Hal Johnson carried out the general philosophical theme by comparison of the various cycles of moral values in a talk entitled "Rebirth of Character." R. H. Allen outlined the scope, history, and size of the dairy industry in his speech about the "Guernsey" cow. Frank Salee told about rebuilding a business under the heading of "You Can't Burn Confidence." Ed Wright was Toastmaster of the speaking portion of the program. Britt Gray conducted the impromptu speaking portion of the meeting by presenting questions on the timely topic of "Racial Segregation in the Schools." The Evaluation Panel was headed by R. J. Allen assisted by Bob Dickey, Guy Tester, Mel Mungerson, Don Parsons, and Louis Taylor and Gaylord Brown acted as Timekeeper. Jim Lepper was general chairman for the evening. James Faulkner of the Glendale Toastmasters Club was among the guests of the evening. President Chambers announced that there will be no meeting May 31 due to the holiday and that the next meeting would be held on June 7. Births Santa Ana Community Hospital GARDNER — Mr. and Mrs. Glenn 11222 Smeltzer Rd., Santa Ana boy, May 23. MILLER—Mr. and Mrs. Richard 513 N. Western Ave. Santa Ap boy, May 23. LUCIO — Mr. and Mrs. Adolph 1245 W. Fourth St., Santa Ap boy, May 23. MUNOZ — Mr. and Mrs. Jesu 1770 Whittler Ave., Costa Mer boy, May 23. Orange County General Hospital CASTILLO—Mr. and Mrs. Maurilla P O Box 886, Westminster, boy May 22. ROSA—Mr. and Mrs. Isabel, 88 Monroe St., Stanton, girl, May 22. Fullerton Cottage Hospital ARNOLD—Mr. and Mrs. William 632 La Habra, boy, May 24. ESCAMILLA—Mr. and Mrs. Mikl 171 E. Fifth St., La Habra, girl May 21. GUIJARRO—Mr. and Mrs. Hector 10462 W. Fourth St., La Habra girl, May 22. Presbyterian Hospital, Newport Beach DOWNS—Mr. and Mrs. Robert 20192 Bay View Ave., Santa An girl, May 23. SMITH — Mr. and Mrs. Richard 118½ 9th St., Huntington Beach girl, May 23. ORIGINAL VER-UP D BEFORE E-UP for the first time most make-up authority ERACE comes in six blending tones, Fair, Natural, Medium, Deep Natural, Tan, Deep Tan, one of which will match your coloring perfectly. So see, buy, use miracle-working ERACE today... complete with instruction booklet in this attractive counter display for only $175 Get it today 100 W. CENTER ST. PH KE 5-2509 ward and smashed into another parked vehicle owned by Frank N. Garcia of Santa Ana. Marriage Licenses Robert Sterling Fischbeck, 29. Pledmont, Calif.; Katherine Louise Rabbitt, 21, 310 Buena Vista St., Balboa. Guillermo Ramos, 22; Irma Hernandez, 19. both 1042½ W. 5th St., Santa Ana. William Louis Wye, 28, 7161 Wyoming St., Westminster; Ruth Elaine Singleton, 18, Artesia. (20742 Arline St.) David Leon Holt, 20, Chula Vista; Barbara Ann Stark, 22, 2525 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Richard Hernandez Chavez, 34, 317 Garfield St.; Ernestine Salas, 23, 1525 W. 5th St., both Santa Ana. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin COTTON CARPET INSTALLED COMPLETE 649 yd. ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. BLACK—Mr. and Mrs. Francis 4382 Cannery St., Santa Ana, boy May 23. LORES—Mr. and Mrs. Jess, 279 N. Cypress St., Orange, girl May 23. BECKWITH—Mr. and Mrs. Forest 502 S. Pacific St., San Ana, boy May 24. CASH TO CLEAN UP BILLS Commonwealth LOAN COMPANY 101 E. GENTER STREET, (Cor. Los Angeles & Center St.), ANAHEIM Phone: KEystone 5-2202 • Ask for the Manager Loans made to residents of all surrounding towns Changes Made in Ship Radio Procedures PORT BEACH, (OCNS) — In changes in the Federal Communications Commission governing the use of radio-phones and ship to shore have been ordered, it was here today. Orders of the mission have been posted and attached to all licensees. Necessary changes in every set in boats out of this harbor are locations of frequencies that the ship - to - ship and to - shore telephone channel frequencies have been allowed for the radio - telephone to - shore service which operate by August Pacific Telephone and Graph Company, which operation KOU, through which are able to contact domestic subscribers, will change reception frequency of 2174 miles to 2099 kilocycles. This require modification in all-way radios on all boats in southern California area. Change in the mode of operation - to - ship use of rays been ordered wherein a calling from one ship to shore will make the first identification call on 2182 kilocycles by sent between caller and cal-bands will then be changedversation to either 2638 or kilocycles. All craft having away radio are supposed to "or" or stay tuned to 2138 miles for emergency alerts. Policy of use of a given fre-for identification calls has been used in the Great Lakes. Arthur Bradley at Northwest Bar Meet Arthur M. Bradley, member of the Orange County law firm of Richmond, Bradley & Barnes, arrives today in Portland where he will address the Pacific Northwest Regional Meeting of the American Bar Association. The Santa Ana attorney will discuss “Sales” under the new Uniform Commercial Code which is now being considered for legislative enactment in many states including California. Bradley is a member of the California State Bar Committee working on this proposed revision and streamlining of all laws under one code. Bradley, a former resident of Anaheim, is a past Exalted Ruler of Anaheim Elks. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bradley, reside at 608 North Citron St. At Anaheim Hospital Saturday-Monday ARRIVALS— Michael Delgrado, Anaheim. Cloyd Newell, Anaheim. Mrs. Marie Martin, Anaheim. Miss Donna Tobey, Anaheim. Alan Tobey, Anaheim. Charles Cromley, Ontario. Miss Rachel Coraleto, Pomona. Miss Della Heath, Anaheim. Miss Diane Simpson, Anaheim. William C. Horton, Anaheim. Mrs. Justeen Rumbaugh, Anaheim. Scott Mackay, Cypress. DEPARTURES— Mrs. Sylvia Curtis, La Habra. Philip Lambert, La Habra. Mrs. Nellie Wernes, Anaheim. Michael Delgado, Anaheim. Mrs. Marie Martin, Anaheim. Miss Diane Simpson, Anaheim. Here's Your Ticket To Kiwanis Circus This is a ticket! Yep, for those youngsters who have not yet received a ticket to the First Annual Kiwanis Circus tomorrow this news story will be honored as a ticket at the gate. Scheduled for presentations at both 4 and 8 p.m. tomorrow in La Palma park; the circus will feature such acts as La Pearl and her trained dogs, the world's only trained fox, the world's tiniest elephant, Pogo the Magical clown and many other crowd-pleasing specialties. Adult tickets will be on sale for $1 each for both performances and all proceeds will go to the Kiwanis youth benefit fund. So you youngsters who have not yet received a ticket to the circus just clip out this story and present it at the gate—it'll get you in. WEST COAST Daily Annals No. 5007 A Romance of Ecstasy! "Eloquence and Passion not to be denied." — Daily News Miss Diane Simpson, Anaheim William C. Horton, Anaheim. Mrs. Justeen Rumbaugh, Anaheim. Scott Mackay, Cypress. DEPARTURES— Mrs. Sylvia Curtis, La Habra. Philip Lambert, La Habra. Mrs. Nellie Wernes, Anaheim. Michael Delgado, Anaheim. Mrs. Marie Martin, Anaheim. Miss Diane Simpson, Anaheim. BOSTON SWALLOWS BOSTON — More than 300 persons yearly are brought to the Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary for the removal of foreign objects they have swallowed. The objects range from peach-stones to poker chips. FOX ANAHEIM KE 5-3602 Last day open 6:45 p.m. "CARNIVAL STORY" "RHAPSODY" CINEMASCOPE BRINGS YOU GREGORY PECK AS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN HIM! NIGHT PEOPLE in the wonder of Stereophonic Sound Color by TECHNICOLOR GREGORY PECK BRODERICK CRAWFORD RUTHLESS! TERRIFYING! Paralyzing in impact!...as CINEMASCOPE puts you in the dead center of midnight zones of the Berlin underworld! GREGORY PECK BRODERICK CRAWFORD ANITA BJORK · RITA GAM with WALTER ABEL PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY NUNNALLY JOHNSON SCREEN PLAY BY NUNNALLY JOHNSON Associate Producer CERD OSWALD 2ND FEATURE— Plus—"3 Little Pups" Cartoon ADMISSION PRICES— Gen. Adm. — $1.00 Junlors — 80e Children — 25e (under 12) APRICAN ADVENTURE II THE GOLDEN MASK TECHNIQUE Von HEFUN Wanda HENDRIX SHOWS START AT DUSK Pacific DRIVE-IN THEATRES COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR Orange Suite EXECUTIVE SUITE William HOSSEN John LETTSON Emily LAWRENCE Angela MARCH Melody WINTERS "SCARLET SPEAR" —IN COLOR— Coming Soon "Elephant Walk" IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO YOU HOLLIDAY POLICE LAWFORD JESSE JAMES VS. THE DALTONS