anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-29

Jail Term Given For Driving Without License A 30-day term in the Orange County jail was begun Wednesday by David Lee Nading, 52-year-old Long Beach resident nabbed May 1 by California Highway patrolmen for allegedly driving his car while his license was suspended. Nading had pleaded guilty to the charge today before Judge Ronald L. Tiday in the Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court. A jury trial has been set for Sept. 7 in the case of Primitivo Antonio Fuentez, 43, a resident of 10760 Crescent Ave., Anaheim. arrested May 20 by Marshal Richard E. Hoxsle on charges of driving while intoxicated. Appearing in court Thursday, the defendant denied the charges and demanded the trial by jury. He was released on bail of $250 pending trial. Mirl Claude Holley, an Arizona resident visiting in Orange County, was arrested by La Habra police May 21 on charges of drunk driving. In court Holley admitted the offense and was jailed for 30 days in lieu of a $150 fine. A second driver alleged to have been operating his vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants, was nabbed by Marshal Hoxsle and pleaded guilty to the charge. He was Isidoro Medina, 27-year-old Stanton resident ticketed by the local Deputy Marshal May 15. He was fined $150 or 30-days in jail in addition to a 90-day license suspension. NEW CITIZEN — Sergeant First Class John E. Englert, son of Mrs. G. Coleman, 2167 Catalpha avenue, Anaheim, was granted U.S. citizenship during recent naturalization ceremonies at the Army's European Communications Zone headquarters in Orleans, France. A native of Australia, where his father, Mervyn Englert lives, Sergeant Englert is a supply sergeant in the 982d Engineer Construction Battalion's Company B in Orleans. He entered the Army during 1949 and has served in Korea. (U. S. Army Photo) Find Cyprian Guilty Of Drunk Driving A jury in the Municipal Court of Judge Ronald L. Tiday Thursday found James Hubert Stewart, 38-year-old Cypress resident guilty on charges of drunk driving. Defended by Attorney Guy of Fullerton, Steward denied he was intoxicated when arrested by Buena Park police last Oct. 15 driving. Approve Purpose Of Colorado River Water SANTA ANA—Orange County pervisors late Thursday for the purchase of 25,000-acre Colorado River water. Orange County Flood Control and will levy a special tax estimated at five cents of assessed valuation for the water. The decision to buy the water for replenishment of derground basin, depleted overdrafts through drought, was made in the vigorous protests from Carrick, San Clemente county and candidate for the assessee. Carrick, who appeared torney James Monroe, that the tax was unfair to the flood control district as San Clemente, which draw their water from the Ana river basin. Monroe also attacked rationality of the special trict tax for the importation side water. The Supervisors while the water purchased, bought half the amount that Oran-ty Water District officials the Flood Control District. Chairman Willis Warn other board members im-ment, said that the water soon will be leaving a speci-tax on all water wells in it for the purpose of importing. He did not think, he said, flood control district, cou-50,000-acre feet in the s-grounds before the water started receiving Colorado water. Only Mini and Santa Garden G No IM 3-4 1 - Chapma GAI from Enna Jetticks Foot Flairs scbilling's SHOES 11th W. Center St. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful. Courteous. Service 120 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Find Cyprian Guity Of Drunk Driving A jury in the Municipal Court of Judge Ronald L. Tiday Thursday found James Hubert Stewart, 38-year-old Cypress resident guilty on charges of drunk driving. Defended by Attorney Guy of Fullerton. Steward denied he was intoxicated when arrested by Buena Park police last Oct. 6 while driving his auto. 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LEMON Dennis Brownfield Named FFA Leader Dennis Brownfield, president of the Anaheim Future Farmers of America named president to serve forthcoming schoolyear institution ceremonies held this organization. Named to serve with Brin in the post of Vice President Duane Koesel; Secretary, Mackey; Treasurer, Robert Reporter, Chuck Menley; stintel, Louie Correla. The group completed plumbing their senior banquet which held June 5 at a place to nounce later. Results Are th. Proof of paper Circulation. SHAVER Schick - Sunbeam - Remi Shearing Heads - Hepa Scissors Ground Car Shaves - Shave Free Demonstration Liberal trade-in allowance old shaver ANAHEIM BARBER 111 So. Los Angeles WHO IS IT? Jul Teske Body & Paint Shop 234 S. LOS ANGELES ST. BATTERIES---BRAKES KE. 5-8423 Key dealers for Olympic Batteries, unconditionally guaranteed for 2 years Du Bois & Paschall 129 N. LEMON LAUNDRY-CLEANERS KE. 5-2433 SAVE 10% CASH & CARRY WE PICKUP & DELIVER FRENCH LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS 605 E. 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The decision to buy the outside water for replenishment of the underground basin, depleted by annual overdrafts through years of drought, was made in the face of vigorous protests from Oland W. Carrick, San Clemente councilman and candidate for the assembly. Carrick, who appeared with Attorney James Monroe, objected that the tax was unfair to portions of the flood control district, such as San Clemente, which do not draw their water from the Santa Ana river basin. Monroe also attacked constitutionality of the special flood district tax for the importation of outside water. The supervisors while ordering the water purchased, bought only half the amount that Orange County Water District officials wanted the Flood Control District to buy. Chairman Willis Warner, with other board members in agreement, said that the water district soon will be leaving a special pump tax on all water wells in the basin for the purpose of importing water. He did not think, he said, that the flood control district could sink 10,000-acre feet in the spreading grounds before the water district started receiving Colorado River water. ICE BOX—The largest portable low-temperature test chamber for use by the U.S. Navy was recently at the Kohlenberger Engineering Corp., Fullerton, and hauled by truck to Port Huenxe Powered by seven U.S. Electrical motors similar to those soon to be manufactured at An Electrical Motors factory, the chamber will test out at 75 degrees below zero and weighs 4 stainless steel chamber took a year to build and cost an estimated $150,000. (OCNS photo) Exchange Club Hears History of Nutrilite History of Nutrilite, the now well-known food supplement manufactured at Buena Park and distributed by the firm of Mytinger and Greenbury, is used in NBC Plans Huge Program for TV By JACK GAVER United Press Staff Correspondent Hearing Set Just For Molestation A 31-year-old Santa Charles Hume Ogles, two morals offenses widely took place against Exchange Club Hears History of Nutrilite History of Nutrilite, the now well-known food supplement manufactured at Buena Park and distributed by the firm of Mytinger and Casselberry Inc., of Long Beach, was presented to members of Anaheim Exchange Club yesterday by representatives of the latter marketing organization. Meeting in the Elks Club for their regular weekly noon luncheon, Exchangites were shown development of the vitamin product from its start through to the processing and final distribution. From a humble beginning in the 1920's to more than $1,500,000 in distribution per month has been the sales growth of the local Orange County product. The program was presented by Program Chairman Ed Baker with President George Carter in charge of the program. Local Optimist Named Lt. Governor of Zone 9 Word was received today that Harwood Larson, 551 South Lemon St., local advertising man and past president of the Anaheim Optimist Club has been named Lieutenant Governor for zone nine for West Coast Optimists. Chosen to serve as Governor of the zone was Phil McHugh of Los Angeles. Others from Anaheim attending the convention in Washington, included Lloyd Lichtenwalter, Walt Gooden, Les Mitchel and Sven Harbeorg. While at the convention, local men heard Pat Hearn of Fullerton win top honors in the zone championship for Optimist speak-off contest. Hearn, a student at Fullerton high school, will now compete in national speak-offs to be held in Houston. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. NBC Plans Huge Program for TV By JACK GAVER United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK (UP)—The spree of 90-minute color extrafaganzas on which the National broadcasting System will embark in the fall will add up to 39 such shows for the 1954-55 season. The vast majority of television viewers will see these "spectaculars" in the customary black and white, of course, but NBC believes there will be thousands of color sets in use by fall and that the super-shows "will make color really appreciated," additionally spurring the sale of color receivers. But whether received in tints or monochrome, the NBC shows are intended to be on such a grand scale of showmanship that, in theory at least, no one will want to miss them. The programs will utilize Saturday, Sunday and Monday night segments. Hutton In Opener The first of these will be on Sunday, Sept. 12, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. EDT under the direction of Max Liebman in his revised format for "Your Show Of Shows." Betty Hutton, screen star who so far has avoided TV, will be the star of the opener, which is to be an original musical written just for her. Liebman will do all these color shows in the Sunday spot every fourth Sunday. In addition he will produce a 90-minute color program every fourth Saturday from 9 to 10:30 p.m., the period "Your Show Of Shows" has used for six seasons. The first of these will be on Sept. 25. The third set of spectaculars is that under the direction of Leland Hayward, stage and movie producer who took a successful workout in television last June when he produced the Ford Anniversary Show. The first of these will be done early in October, one every fourth Monday in the 8 to 9:30 p.m. slot. All "Live" Shows All of these shows, of course, will be presented live. To prepare for them, NBC is turning the huge former Warner Brothers movie house into a new police officer wagon on the Anaheim Police station, according to Cline Mark A. Stephenson. Appointment of Willis Gess, 30, a resident of Palm St., was approved Council on request of department. Burgess, the place of Patrolman Strate who resigned... WHO IS IT? Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. it's only 6½ pounds it's portable it's the low-priced wonder! the NEW improved SWIFT ADDING MACHINE the only 9-figure machine as low as $9250 plus tax Our famous SWIFT is the only adding machine at this low price with these features: • $9,999,999.99 capacity • All-Steel Case • Visible Adding Dials • Short Stroke Handle • Red Totals and Sub-Totals • Optional Carrying Case Let us demonstrate how the SWIFT will save you time and dollars at your office, store or home! 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Albert Ehrke, at the regularly scheduled Thursday night d'ner meeting held in the Optimist Youth Center Building. Rev. Andy Griffin reformed hoodlum, whose career was dramatized recently on a nationwide TV program entitled "This is Your Life", came to the Los Angeles eastside church located at 830 South Herbert Street five years ago. A dying church with but nine staunch members, the membership count now is approximately thirty adults on Sundays with a crowded full week church youth calendar serving over 200 tough pavement kids the other six days. Andy and Al. the ministers who are devoting their lives to working with 39 tough gangs recently tagged by newscasters as ratpacks in the Los Angeles teeming eastside, put in an around the clock "friend of the boy" day. Ever ready to lend a hand to a youth in trouble, their week is a full one. Monday finds them helping a group of ten year olds make model planes with time out for playground games. Tuesday is the day set for the kids' band session. Wednesday the gospel leaders conduct a charm school for girls. Thursday sees the "Addicts Anonymous" strengthening their will power to fight the drug habit by literally "hooking on to Heaven and holding on to God's handi- If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Hearing Set June 1 For Molestation Suspect A 31-year-old Santa Ana resident Charles Hume Ogles, charged with two morals offenses which allegedly took place against minor girls Hearing Set June 1 For Molestation Suspect A 31-year-old Santa Ana resident Charles Hume Ogles, charged with two morals offenses which allegedly took place against minor girls in Anaheim last week, heard his preliminary hearing set for June 1 in the Anaheim - Fullerton Municipal Court. Anaheim police Lt. Thomas V. Taylor revealed that Ogles is alleged to have moldested his 10-year-old step daughter and her nine-year-old companion when he came to his estranged wife's home in her absense. The Santa Ana roofer was held under $10,000 bail by Judge Tiday for the local preliminary examination in court. Sanitation Directors Accept Sewage Plant SANTA ANA — The new $887,000 sewage treatment plant was accepted Wednesday night by directors of the Orange County Sanitation Districts and the plant is operating today. Both the Newport Beach and Huntington Beach sewer treatment plants shut down as the new layout went into operation. Alongside Santa Ana river near Coast Highway, the new plant will eventually replace the existing sewage treatment plant at Ellis avenue built many years ago by the Orange County Joint Outfall Sewer System, of which Anaheim was a pioneer member. New Officer Joins Local Police Force A new police officer went to work on the Anaheim Police force Wednesday, according to Chief of Police Mark A. Stephenson. Appointment of Willis Lee Burgess, 30, a resident of 822 South Palm St., was approved by City Council on request of the police department. Burgess will take the place of Patrolman Sherman Strate who resigned the depart- A new police officer went to work on the Anaheim Police force Wednesday, according to Chief of Police Mark A. Stephenson. Appointment of Willis Lee Burgess, 30, a resident of 822 South Palm St., was approved by City Council on request of the police department. Burgess will take the place of Patrolman Sherman Strate who resigned the department. Strate joined last December and will take up ranching in Montana, it was learned. The new officer is married and is the father of two children. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. DEAN MARTIN JERRY LEWIS DAMON RUNYONS MONEY FROM HOME TECHNICOLOR Marjie Pat Millar • Crowley IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO YOU Judy HOLLIDAY Peter LAWFORD Michael O'SHEA A COLUMBIA PICTURE NOTE: — ON MONDAY MATINEE FOR THE KIDDIES GOBS OF EXTRA COLOR CARTOONS SHOWS START AT DUSK Pacific DRIVE-IN THEATRES COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR Orange Roadshow Engagement Adults $1.00 Inc. 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