anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-01

Youth Admits Charge Of Child Stealing SANTA ANA — A check-passer asked for — and got — an immediate prison term when he appeared in Orange County Superior Court of a forgery charge and a 20-year-old Orange youth was referred to the California Youth Authority for punishment after pleading guilty to child stealing charges. Robert Higuera Maldonado was committed to Chino prison after pleading guilty to forgery of a $64 check. He was on parole for a 1949 conviction of forgery and grand theft auto charges. Charles Lord Chiaffee, 20, Orange, pleaded guilty to a child stealing charge admitting taking a 14-year-old Garden Grove high school girl to Los Angeles and later to Bakersfield. He was referred to CYA for punishment. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin COSTA MESA Set For Annual Fish Fry June 5-6 COSTA MESA How the youth agencies of the harbor district have been aided because people get hungry, like fish, and want to help out, was told as the polishing touches had been applied today to the ninth annual community community celebration here. It's the Costa Mesa Fish Fry, an event of June 5 and June 6 which may cater to 70,000 persons as spectators to a parade and other attractions. And about 10,000 of them will eat fish dinners served up by Chef Heinz Kaiser and his crew the same gang which started feeding them first in 1948. Then, the dinner turnout was 1200. Last year it was 6700. This year it will be between 9500 and 10,000, it was estimated. From the Fish Fry profits, and from other events of the sponsoring Costa Mesa - Newport Harbor Lions Club, the clubmen have been able to spend $12,000 in outfitting Costa Mesa Community Park, they gave over $4500 to the Harbor Area Boys' Club, and other sums to the YMCA, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and other organizations. For six months, the Lions Club has been planning the two-day event. It starts with a pet parade at 10 a.m. June 5, and there's to be a downtown parade at 2 p.m. with floats, marching units and mounted entries. A Fish Fry queen will be named and a diaper derby champ selected that day. 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Fish Fry profits, and events of the sponsor-Mesa - Newport Harbor, the clubmen have been spend $12,000 in outfitting a Community Park, over $4500 to the Har-Boys' Club, and other the YMCA, Boy Scouts, and other organiza-months, the Lions Club planning the two-day with a pet parade at June 5, and there's to be parade at 2 p.m. with marching units and mount-A Fish Fry queen will and a diaper derbyected that day. On June p.m. a beauty queen backed. LONG TIME FRIEND—When Dr. H. A. Johnston, right, delivered Tommy Kuchel, center, to Mrs. Henry Kuchel of Anaheim, he didn't know he would someday be among most ardent backers for keeping U.S. Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel in Washington as California's junior senator. Dr. Johnston lived next door to Kuchel family in early days in Anaheim. Exploding Star Seen By Astrophysics Aide PASADENA, Calif. (UP)—An explosion in outer space, which shattered a star with such cataclysmic force as to make the H-bomb seem like a firecracker in comparison, has been disclosed by scientists. Physician Who Delivered Kuchel Now Top Booster Five-Way Battle Looms in Nevada Primary Today RENO (UP)—A five-way cratic battle for the nomination for governor dominated to Nevada primary election. Despite the close contest, 60 per cent of the state's 18 registered voters were expected turn out. Campaigning for the errnorship and other posts has quiet up until the last two weeks. Gov. Charles Russell, congressman seeking his se term, was unopposed for re- nation on the Republican t. The five Democratic aspir were former Gov. Vall Pitt of Ely, 71, who was defeated reelection to his second term. Russell in 1950; Archie Grant year old Las Vegas auto de Simon Conwell of Rawhide, an enial office seeker; Merrill 41-year-old former Reno paper executive; and Thomas Mechling, 33, a controversial corner to the Nevada poli scene. Mechling was a last minute prise entrant in the race. A for Washington, D.C., newsman was totally unknown in Nex when he first appeared in state early in 1952. He defeated former Atty. Alan Bible in the senatorial mary in that year, basing his paign largely upon an attack Sen. Pat McCarran, 77-year Nevada Democratic party lo who gave his support to I. In the 1952 general ele Mechling lost by only 2722 in a bid to unseat McCarran backed Sen. George W. Ma. McCarran has endorsed no- idate in the Democratic gen- torial race this year, but Exploding Star Seen By Astrophysics Aide PASADENA, Calif. (UP)—An explosion in outer space, which shattered a star with such cataclysmic force as to make the H-bomb seem like a firecracker in comparison, has been disclosed by scientists. The California Institute of Technology said discovery of the gigantic stellar explosion, which occurred 20,000,000 years ago, was made by Paul Wild, 29-year-old Swiss astrophysics research assistant. The light from the explosion only recently reached the earth and Wild detected it on photographic film taken with the 12-inch telescope at the Mt. Palomar Observatory south of here. The star explosion produced a supernova—an exceptionally bright body—which now is a vast, swirling galaxy of smaller stars known as NGC 5668. The colossal explosion occurred before our primitive human ancestors had appeared on the earth and while the mastodons that dominated the world still were relatively small. Man Burned as Fire Destroys Big Bear Cabin LOS ANGELES — Alfred Mendoza, 45, was in Good Samaritan hospital today suffering from serious burns incurred when a butane tank at the rear of his cabin at Big Bear, ignited. The fire yesterday destroyed a three-room cabin jointly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Mendoza and Mrs. Thelma Ruffner. Both women escaped injury. Physician Who Delivered Kuchel Now Top Booster Through most of the 60 years that Dr. H. A. Johnston has been practicing medicine in Orange County, he has had Mother Kuchel as a friend. And she has always counted him as friend, as well as personal physician, for her and her family through illnesses which seems to be everyone's lot in life and he has cared for her when she has given life. Mother Kuchel, as she is known to her many friends, is the mother of U. S. Sen Thomas H. Kuchel and Publisher Ted Kuchel of Anaheim. Dr. Johnston lived next door to Kuchel place at 315 South Claudina St., Anaheim, during the early days. Later, he built a big home on South Los Angeles St., Anaheim, but in recent years he has lived in Fullerton. He was part of the famed Johnston - Wickett Clinic in Anaheim. Sen. Kuchel was but one of babies Dr. Johnston delivered over the years; he has lost track of them all. Not everyone, however, was as famous as Anahelm - born Sen. Kuchel. Dr. Johnston will be honored, along with Dr. C. C. Violette of Garden Grove, the oldest practicing physician in the county, on occasion of the Orange County Medical Association's 60th Anniversary June 10 — and Dr. Johnston was one of its charter members. Results Are th. Proof of Newspaper Circulation. Accidental discharge of a hunting rifle Sunday in heim, for a while had local pity in a hunt for the mystery man after a bullet entered bedroom of a neighbor and a ragged hole in the ceiling. The large 30.06 slug entered above a bedroom window in home of Joseph Lande, 1927 Center St. and ripped a pail through the ceiling before it led in the framework of the building, investigating officers said canvass of the neighborhood ed to disclose the marksman a neighbor, Robert Forrest, 1911 East Center St., phone cers and reported that his gun accidently discharged while he a friend were inspecting the cently acquired weapon. Hall officers he didn't know the was loaded. Teenage Girl Found Injured in Street EL MONTE (UP)-Sue Espreng 18, of Alhambra, was in cri condition today after she fell or was thrown into the street from a speeding automobile. Attendants at General hosp where she underwent emergency surgery for a fractured skull, the girl was unconscious and death. She was found yesterday o street in El Monte by a resil who said "a car went past very fast, and something flew in the air." Why does one brand, year after year, continue to be the... 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KE 5-5714 Briggs and Stratton Engines Arnold E. Howard, Sales and Service, 130 S. Lemon KE 5-2238 Bank Manager Backs Protected Check Plan O. E. Hanson, manager of Anaheim branch of Bank of America, today went on record as oring the new check - cashing tem developed by the Association Credit Bureau of America their affiliated bureaus and cently endorsed by a number Anaheim businessmen. The new system uses the first print method of identification unknown endorsers of checks is known as the Protected Ch Service. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Re DIXON'S ELECTRIC Commercial and Residential Wiring PHONE:— DAY JA 7-3001 NIGHT KE 5-9573 Suspect Against Denies Kicking Hospital Guard SANTA ANA — Because he denied he kicked a guard at Orange County Hospital, Pedro Miranda Yanez, 34, of Costa Mesa, was allowed to withdraw his plea of guilty to simple assault in Orange County Superior Court and a jury trial he has been set June 21 on a charge of felony assault — to which he pleaded not guilty for a second time. He has entered a guilty plea to misdemeanor assault two weeks ago, but probation officers said he denied he had kicked John Underwood, a guard in the tuberculosis pavilion at the hospital last Feb. 8. Underwood, however, claimed he attempted to prevent Yanez — a former tuberculosis patient himself — from entering the women's division of the hospital and the man had kicked him in the groin. Superior Judge Robert Gardner said he would not proceed to sentence a man who denied he committed any crime, and set aside the misdemeanor guilty plea. The NAIL BIN by Paul Yesterday was like some kind of an official announcement. After what seemed like weeks of foggy, cold weather the sun finally broke through. And with it came the beginning (we think) of our warm weather. (Eastern visitors please note!) Summer is a well-appreciated time of year but, like anything else that's mostly good, it has a few bad aspects. We're thinking particularly of what has come to be known as "pollo season". It's a heck of a thing to have a season for but, nevertheless, there seem to be more outbreaks of polio in the summer months than at any other time of the year. There have been many articles recently about the new vaccines and serums, but Net Hits in Bedroom Anaheim Resident Incidental discharge of a new long rifle Sunday in Anaheim, for a while had local police hunt for the mystery marks after a bullet entered the room of a neighbor and torched hole in the ceiling. Large 30.06 slug entered a bedroom window in the office of Joseph Lande, 1927 East St., and ripped a path through the ceiling before it lodged the framework of the build-in investigating officers said. A pass of the neighborhood fail-to-disclose the marksman until neighbor, Robert Forrest Hall, East Center St., phone off-road and reported that his gun had instantly discharged while he and friend were inspecting the recently acquired weapon. Hall told them he didn't know the gun loaded. Nage Girl Found Buried in Street MONTE (UP)-Sue Espridge, Alhambra, was in critical condition today after she either was thrown into the street or a speeding automobile.endants at General hospital. She underwent emergency surgery for a fractured skull, said girl was unconscious and near was found yesterday on a drive in El Monte by a resident said "a car went past fast, and something flew up its air." as "pollo season". It's a heck of a thing to have a season for but, nevertheless, there seem to be more outbreaks of pollo in the summer months than at any other time of the year. There have been many articles recently about the new vaccines and serums, but there is still some question as to how effective they'll be. Now one of the carriers of the polio germ, so we're told, is the common housefly. So, if you don't mind, we'd like to talk a little about that pest. If you have a garbage disposal at your house you probably don't have much trouble with flys. With a disposal in the sink, garbage doesn't get to stay around long enough for the flys to find it. But if you don't have one then you no doubt have a regular old garbage can. It's probably way out in the back, but it's there. Winter wasn't so bad, except for having to go out in the rain to get to it. But summer is somthing else again. Just about now you are beginning to notice more flys hanging around, and it'll be like that for the next few months. Maybe you have forgotten those little disks that fit on the inside top of a garbage can lid. There are two or three different kinds on the market but they all do the same thing. These disks have an odor to them. As far as a person is concerned the odor is harly noticeable, but flys think it stinks — and that's good. Put one of these things on your garbage can about once was thrown into the street a speeding automobile. dendants at General hospital. she underwent emergency try for a fractured skull, said girl was unconscious and near was found yesterday on a in El Monte by a resident said "a car went past going fast, and something flew up air." Manager Backs Protected Check Plan E. Hanson, manager of the im branch of Bank of Ameroday went on record as favthe new check - cashing sysdeveloped by the Associated Bureau of America and affiliated bureaus and reendorsed by a number of im businessmen. new system uses the fingermethod of identification on own endorsers of checks and own as the Protected Check Want Ads Bring Results DIXON'S ELECTRIC Commercial and Residential Wiring PHONE:— DAY JA 7-3001 NIGHT KE 5-9573 three different kinds on the market but they all do the same thing. These disks have an odor to them. As far as a person is concerned the odor is harly noticeable, but flys think it stinks — and that's good. Put one of these things on your garbage can about once a month and we can promise you there won't be a fly around the place all summer. They're only 26c each, and it's about the cheapest polio insurance you can get. We have lots of them here at NADORFF HARDWARE, 249 EAST CENTER ST., in Anaheim. — adv. 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