anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-05

2 — ANAHFIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Saturday, June 5, 1954 County Jim Duncan — Editor Cypress VFW Post Dedicates Plaque CYPRESS—An impressive Memorial Day service was held at the Cypress Recreation park at 2 p.m. last Sunday which was sponsored by the C. R. Rogers Memorial Post No. 9847 and Auxiliary. The services were opened with the singing of "The Star Spangled Banner" by the choir of the Church of the Nazarene, followed by the flag salute, followed by the honoring of Gold Star Mothers Mrs. Bea Hahn, Roy Booher, Horace Brownling, Miss Larson, J. E. Booher and others whose names were not known. Local dignitaries recognized at SHAVERS Schick - Suheam - Remington Shenring Heads - Repaira Seilers Ground Car Shaves - Shavex Free Demonstrations Liberal trade-in allowance on old shaver ANAHEIM BARBER S:OP 111 So. Los Angeles St. THREE ROOM GROUP 289.95 -- 3.15 week ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. the service included Leon Sewell, Betty Knauss, Donald Caul, Jake Van Dyke, A. E. Arnold Haskell Kelley and Mrs. Zedith Hathcock. The Rev. William D. Howard of the Church of the Nazarene gave the invocation, which was followed by the unveiling of the Memorial Plaque that had been presented by Post No. 9847 and Auxiliary to the Cypress Recreation park. As the plaque was unveiled, M-Set Paul Parry, USMC, assisted by the choir, sang "Soldier Boy." Dedication of the plaque was then made by Byron Gentry, Judge Advocate, Department of California Veterans of Foreign Wars. Jake Van Dyke accepted the plaque on behalf of the Park Board. The choir then sang "Battle Hymn of the Republic" followed by the address of the valedictorian, W. B. McCabe, 11th Naval District Chaplain. The benediction was given by the Rev. William D. Howard. The VFW Post and Auxiliary held their post services in which they paid tribute and respects to their departed comrades and sisters. Three volley were fired by the firing squad in honor of all departed comrades and sisters. The services were concluded with Taps played by Lowell Gamble, Anaheim VFW Post No. 3173. The firing squad consisted of VFW members from Anaheim and Fullerton posts. Comrades Charles Knauss, Lawrence Plumer, Henry Schinofen, H. J. G Kreissler, Leon Sewell and Mrs. Charles Knauss. Auxiliary President participated in the post services. FOR ORANGE COUNTY—On his whirlwind tour some of his most ardent above are, left to right, William H. Spurgen Jr. of Santa Ana, Gov. Knig THREE ROOM GROUP 289.95 -- 3.15 week ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. Jimmy Smith’s Sunny Hill SWIM CLUB Swimming Diving Trampoline Life-Saving Water Ballet Spring classes in progress ... Recreational swimming daily ... Club memberships available Reservations for private parties Learn to swim. Instructional staff has combined teaching experience of 44 years LEARN TO SWIM Lambert 5-6392 or 5-5482 301 Valencia Mesa Fullerton Start Today. EARN A FULL 3½% CURRENT RATE SAVINGS START TODAY. EARN A FULL 3½% CURRENT RATE SAVINGS DEPOSITED BY JUNE 10TH EARN INTEREST FROM JUNE 1st OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Wm. T. Wallop—President Dr. W. L. Bigham—Vice-Pres. Everett M. Cone—Vice-Pres. Elmer E. Bruce—Secretary Robert S. Borden—Exec. Vice-Pres. W. B. Sheppard—Asst. Mgr. H. H. Benjamin—Director Dr. Charles V. Schutz—Director Ernest W. Sullivan—Branch Mgr. NOW ... for Your Convenience Money Orders May Be Purchased Here SAVINGS and Loan Association of Anaheim OUR 65TH YEAR IN ANAHEIM ANAHEIM OFFICE 211 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone KEystone .5-2883 GARDEN GROVE BRANCH 9332 Garden Grove Blvd. Phone LEigh 9-1144 Planners Approve Five Businesses SANTA ANA — Handling a short agenda at its weekly session, the Orange County Planning Commission approved five new business enterprises and set June 23, 2 p.m. as the date for a public hearing on another. Proposal of Walter C. Yoder to excavate 10 acres at the junction of Talbert Ave. and Golden West Ave., north of Huntington Beach, was the project set for hearing. Yoder's application stated that the excavating was merely to level the ground to conform to the surrounding landscape, by cutting away a portion of a hill. But the commission staff reported that such was not the case; that there would be a permanent excavation, also a truck traffic hazard at the street corner. The commission recommended favorably on the following applications: D. J. Pourtales, nursery south side of Garden Grove Blvd., east of Pal St., Garden Grove. William M. Power, retail garden and patio supplies, north side of Garden Grove blvd., east of West St. Evelyn Kennedy, beauty shop in front of existing building, south side of Dorothy Ave., west of Taft St., limited to one chair and one operator. R. M. Tillis, plastering business, south side of Garedn Grove Blvd., east of Hansen Ave., office building, 20 by 40 feet in dimensions, to be erected. Shell Oil Co., service station, southwest corner of Whittier Blvd. and La Mirada Ave., La Habra. Shot Makes Sales Talk RORANGE COUNTY—Gov. Goodwin Knight paused long enough on his whirwind tour of Orange County Monday to pose with some of his most ardent Orange County backers. With Gov. Knight pose are, left to right, Alex Brownridge of Santa Ana, Knight, William H. Spurgen Jr. of Santa Ana and Mrs. Arthur May also Santa Ana. Gov. Knight spoke briefly at Irvine Park. BUENA PARK NOTES Bette JO SMITH Phone LAwrance 2-2705 The annual Decater, Ill. picnic will be held Sunday, June 6, at Houghton Park, North Long Beach, SANTA ANA — Orange county BUENA PARK NOTES BETTE JO SMITH Phone LAWRANCE 2-2705 The annual Decater, Ill. picnic will be held Sunday, June 6, at Houghton Park, North Long Beach, at 11 a.m. All wishing to attend should take their own picnic lurch. Coffee will be served free. For further information call Mrs. Adria Jones, LAwrence 2-1704. Final registration for the first through fifth grades for children planning to enroll at the St. Pius V Parochial School, Buena Park, will be Saturday, June 5, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange will be in charge of teaching and will take registration. Positions are open for two lay teachers. The school will open for the September school term. A "fish fry" will be held at the St. Pius V Church on Orangethorpe in Buena Park Friday evening, June 4, from 5 to 9 p.m. Price of dinner will be $1 for adults and 40 cents for children. The dinner is sponsored by the ladies of the parish and will be open to the public. Proceeds will go toward the new school. Meetings Set to Pick Lima Bean Boards SACRAMENTO (UP)—The state Department of Agriculture announced today that nomination meetings will be held about the middle of June for members and alternates of the Advisory Board for Standard Lima Beans. Producer and handler members will be nominated at the sessions. The meeting schedule: District 3, all of state but Orange and Ventura counties: Goleta, June 14; Oceanside, June 15; and Crows Landing, June 18. District 2, Ventura county: Oxward, June 14. District 1, Orange county: Santa Ana, June 16. Shot Makes Sales Talk More Convincing BERKELEY, Calif. — Paul B. McCracken was listening to a sales talk from a life insurance salesman last night. "Anything can happen at any time," said salesman Howard C. Martin, "and you should be prepared for it." Just then, a bullet shattered the window in the McCracken apartment, struck a radio, ricocheted to the wall and fell to the floor at McCracken's feet. Police said the bullet came from the gun of Hollis L. Berg, 25, who was trying to take his life two houses away after falling to reconcile with his wife, Madeline. Standing in the kitchen of his home, Berg placed the gun at his left side and pulled the trigger. The gun sprayed shots in all directions as Berg spun around, unable to let go. One bullet inflicted a minor wound on Berg as it sailed into the McCracken apartment. As the bullet dropped to the floor, salesman Martin handed McCracken a policy and a pen. McCracken signed. Die Cast Employes Compete for Prizes Miss Kay Kissner of Santa Ana and Miss Jeanne LaForte of Fullerton were picked winners in a contest between blood donors at the Die Cast Engineering Co., in Anaheim. Miss Kissner was presented a new Revalation vacuum cleaner and Miss La Forte an adjustable typing table by L. Delford Fedder, man, chairman of the board of Die Cast, according to Howard Block, personnel director. Births SANTA ANA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL CORTEZ — Mr. and Jr., 911 E. Sixth St., San June 2. OYAMA — Mr. and Jr., 13621 Charleville Ave., ster, boy, June 2. ORANGE COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL RAVELY — Mr. and Jr., 129½ E. 17th St., boy, June 2. ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL ORANGE DONOHUE — Mr. and Jr., 12902 Lemonwood La Grove, girl, June 2 DOLLAR — Mr. and Jr., 1102 E. St. And Santa Ana, boy, June GLISSMAN — Mr. and Jr., rice, 600 W. Rosslyn lerton, boy, June 2. SIGALA — Mr. and Jr., 13141 Kerry St., Gar girl, June 2. MILLET — Mr. and Jr., 1225 E. Union Ave., boy, June 2. MC GALLIAN — Mr. and Jr., vid. 19251 College Ana, girl, June 2 PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL PRODUcer and handler members will be nominated at the sessions. The meeting schedule: District 3, all of state but Orange and Ventura counties: Goleta, June 14; Oceanside, June 15; and Crows Landing, June 18. District 2, Ventura county: Oxnard, June 14. District 1, Orange county: Santa Ana, June 16. Pollitical Advertisement RE-ELECT JAMES B. UTT CONGRESSMAN 28th DIST. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency KE 5-2208 Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin KE 5-6051 Brodie Electrical Service Emergency calls taken 24 hrs. daily KE 5-4070 Garage, Arnold E. Howard Complete Automotive Service 130 S. Lemon, KE 5-2239 Fire Department Anaheim KE 5-2345 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household & Fractional H.P. Motor Repair, 130 S. Lemon, KE 5-2239 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 505 S. Los Angeles St. KE 5-2863 Police Department Anaheim KE 5-2131 Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostats Myles D. Bradley Office KE 5-5714 Res. KE 5-5714 Buggs and Stratton Engines Arnold E. Howard, Sales and Service, 130 S. Lemon KE 5-2238 Controversial Bids of Roosevelt, Condon Spice Tuesday's Primaries By JAMES C. ANDERSON United Press Staff Correspondent SAN FRANCISCO — The controversial congressional bids of Democrats James Roosevelt and Robert L. Condon lent excitement today to next Tuesday's California primary election. Roosevelt, beset by his wife's charges that he was unfaithful with a dozen women, faced challenges from nine other candidates in his attempt to win the nomination from Los Angeles' 26th district. Condon, barred by the Atomic Energy Commission from witnessing the Nevada A-bomb tests for security reasons, was embroiled in a nip-and-tuck contest for a second term in Congress against an opponent who almost beat him in the 1952 election. Both Roosevelt and Condon were denied financial aid in their campaigns by the Democratic National Committee. Representatives Race Nominations for 30 seats in the House of Representatives are at stake in the primary, as well as bids for the state's constitutional offices, 100 berths in the Legislature and a two-year term in the U. S. Senate, a post now held by Republican Thomas H. Kuchel. Roosevelt's wife, Romelle, declared an armistice until after the election in her torrilla divorce battle with Roosevelt. Roosevelt's marital troubles have vied with his liberal Democratic political philosophy as a paramount issue in his campaign. Earlier this week, Republican Richard Westbrook withdrew and threw his support to Democrat Ned Redding in order to prevent lengthy ballot matched Republican Gov. Goodwin J. Knight, a flamboyant campaigner of the old school, against Democrat Richard P. Graves, for 20 years the head of the politically influential League of California Cities. Two factors—one old, one new muddled the election picture. One was California's confusing system of cross-filling in which a candidate may seek both major party nominations in the primary. If he wins both, he does not have to face a November runoff. All major candidates in Tuesday's voting test have cross-filled. However, this year, for the first time, each candidate's political party will be listed after his name on the ballot. Addition of the party label on the ballot was expected to make it more difficult for candidates to win both major party nominations. An extremely light vote was forecast. Although registration totaled 5,664,688, with Democrats outnumbering Republicans by 763,592, the Secretary of State's Office predicted only about 50 per cent of the voters would cast ballots. Stanton News MARY M. COOK JAcksen 7-1053 Annual family picnic has been set, by Stanton Lady Lions, for Sunday, June 6, at Buena Park Recreation park. Regular meeting date, which falls on June 8 (election day), has been postponed until June 9 at 7:30 p.m. Seeking regional honors—and the chance to go to the state finals in September at University of California's College of Agriculture at Davis—the youngsters begin demonstration competitions in the afternoon of June 5. Competing from this county are: Shirley Curtis and Hiroshi Honda, of the Ocean View 4-H club; Lynn Ann Pletz and Sharon Johnson, of the Korn Huskers, West Anaheims; Jerry Garthe and George Griser of West Orange Club; Jane Curtis and Janice Honda, both of Ocean View; Beverly Oxenreider of Garden Grove as an individual in a bread-baking contest; Clada Pletz of the Korn Huskers in a dairy foods competition as an individual; and Don Matthews and Petty Case of the Villa Park Eager Beavers. From all over Southern California, 4-H Club members will assemble for the regional competition. It was announced by Assistant Farm Adviser W. A. Humphrey. Births SANTA ANA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL CORTEZ — Mr. and Mrs. Ruben, 911 E. Sixth St., Santa Ana, boy June 2. OYAMA — Mr. and Mrs. Masao, 13621 Charleville Ave., Westminster, boy June 2. ORANGE COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL RAVELY — Mr. and Mrs. James, 129½ E. 17th St., Costa Mesa, boy June 2. ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL. ORANGE DONOHUE — Mr. and Mrs. George, 12902 Lemonwood Lane, Garden Grove, girl June 2. DOLLAR — Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jr., 1102 E. St. Andrew Place, Santa Ana, boy June 2. GLISSMAN — Mr. and Mrs. Maurice, 600 W. Rosslyn Ave., Pullerton, boy June 2. SIGALA — Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, 13141 Kerry St., Garden Grove, girl June 2. MILLET — Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey, 1225 E. Union Ave., Fullerton, boy June 2. MC GALLIAN — Mr. and Mrs. David, 19251 College Ave., Santa Ana, girl June 2. PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL. by Republican Thomas H. Kuchel. Roosevelt's wife, Romelle, declared an armistice until after the election in her torrid divorce battle with Roosevelt. Roosevelt's marital troubles have vied with his liberal Democratic political philosophy as a paramount issue in his campaign. Earlier this week, Republican Richard Westbrook withdrew and threw his support to Democrat Ned Redding in order to prevent the "national calamity" of a Roosevelt victory. Close Election Republican Theodore Owings, one of Roosevelt's nine opponents, said "the voters want a moral family man." Condon's main opponent is John F. Baldwin, Jr., a Martinez, Calif., attorney. Republican Baldwin lost to Condon two years ago by only 2012 votes out of a total of 173,000 cast in the 6th district. Condon's loyalty has been the prime issue in Baldwin's campaign as well as that of Al L. Day, another Democrat in the race. Day said the district needed a Congressman who "is not under suspicion and whose loyalty is unquestioned." Condon denies he is or ever has been a Communist. He has been telling the voters he is the victim of a "smear campaign." Kuchel, appointed to the Senate by former Gov. Earl Warren, faced a challenge from Congressman Sam W. Yorty, Los Angeles Democrat. With Republicans and Democrats currently balanced at 47 seats apiece in the Senate, the Kuchel-Yorty Race was watched with great interest by both parties. Executive Race The other major contest on the Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results WEST COAST Lana Turner - Piper Angell "FLAME AND THE FLESH" andVan Johnson - Joanne Dru "SIEGE AT RED RIVER" FOX ANAHEIM KE 5-3602 Last Day—Cont. 2:00 P.M. "ELEPHANT WALK" "RED GARTERS" SUNDAY! Cont. From 2:00 P.M. Annual family picnic has been set, by Stanton Lady Lions, for Sunday, June 6, at Buena Park Recreation park. Regular meeting date, which falls on June 8 (election day), has been postponed until June 9 at 7:30 p.m. Magnolia school has planned a farewell program for sixth and seventh grade students who will transfer to the new Western Junior High School in September. Majority of the program will feature student participation, under the joint leadership of faculty members and parents. Date set is Friday, June 11 at 8 p.m. Fishing at Deep Creek (on the desert side of mountains between Big Bear and Victoryville) was enjoyed by three couples and their children from this area over the past weekend. Group included Mr. and Mrs. Bob Muckenthaler, Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrison; and son Dougie; and Mr. and Mrs. James Howard and children, Diane, Tommy, Donna- and Michael. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Santa Ana, boy, June 2. GLISSMAN — Mr. and Mrs. Maurice, 600 W. Rosslyn Ave., Fullerton, boy, June 2. SIGALA — Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, 13141 Kerry St., Garden Grove, girl, June 2. MILLET — Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey, 1225 E. Union Ave., Fullerton, boy, June 2. MC GALLIAN — Mr. and Mrs. David, 19251 College Ave., Santa Ana, girl, June 2 PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL, NEWPORT BEACH NISSEN — Mr. and Mrs. Paul, 492 June 2 PLUMB — Dr. and Mrs. Hugh, 200 Barcelona St., Newport Beach, boy, June 2. Marriage Licenses John Wagera King Jr., 22, 520 Jacaranda Ave.; Verlene Carol Johnson, 19, 210 N. Concord Ave., both Fullerton Charles Louis Hassler, 65; Alice Maud Covell, 67, both 1907's S. Main St., Santa Ana Oakley Edward Gowdy Jr., 25, 14095 S. Francis St., Westminster; Dolores Pettit, 24, 12832 Sycamore St., Garden Grove Thomas Manley Carroll, 23, Springfield, Ohio; Nancy Anette York, 21, 226 Poppy Ave., Corona Del Mar William Wallace Montgomery Jr., 32, 22011 Arroyo Rd., Laguna Beach; Ava lanche Chaffee, 36, Dundee, Ore. Donald Delano White, 19, 1217 W. 4th St. Santa Ana; Ardith Ruth Dodd, 18, 10142 Russell St., Garden Grove. Results Are th. Proof of Newspaper Circulation. 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