anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-16

REALTOR WEEK PROCLAIMED — Signing a proclamation making this week "Realtor Week," Mayor A. J. Schutte is watched by President of the Anaheim Board of Realtors Raymond Spehar (left), and the Board's Public Relations Chairman Chris Menzie. The proclamation urges citizens of Anaheim to join with the local board in their celebration of the national event. (Bulletin Photo) REALTOR WEEK PROCLAIMED — Signing a proclamation making this week "Realtor Week," Mayor A. J. Schutte is watched by President of the Anaheim Board of Realtors Raymond Spehar (left), and the Board's Public Relations Chairman Chris Menzie. The proclamation urges citizens of Anaheim to join with the local board in their celebration of the national event. (Dulletin Photo) Dixie Cup Plans Plant Expansion An addition to its Anaheim plant that will cost upwards of $1,000,000 and increase space by almost 40 per cent was announced today by the Dixie Cup Division of American Can Company. The addition will total 112,500 square feet of manufacturing space, 21 per cent more than the present 93,000 square feet devoted to manufacturing. It will bring total plant footage — for manufacturing, warehousing, offices and other purposes — to nearly 200,000 square feet. C. L. Van Schalck, general manager of the Division, made the announcement in Easton, Pa., home of Dixie Cup's headquarters plant. He also disclosed that the Anaheim plant, when the new addition is completed late this year, will produce a broader line of Dixie Cups. The new addition will be attached to the east of the present building, which is at 901 E. South St. Present manufacturing space will be shifted over to warehousing. The new structure will be of tilt-up concrete slab construction, a technique in which the walls are poured on the ground and lifted into place. It will have a gypsum roof and will be completely air-conditioned. The general contractor, who already has begun work, is Myers Bros. Construction Company, Inc., Los Angeles. Air conditioning and plumbing will be installed under a joint contract by W. W. Price and Company, Glendale, and Scott Piping Company, Inc., North Hollywood. Arrow Electric, Anaheim will do the electrical work. Architects for the addition are Stiles and Robert Clements, Anaheim. The Dixie Cup Anaheim plant has been in operation since 1952. The new addition will be the second. The first was in 1957, when 75,000 square feet of warehouse area was added. Depressed Oil Value Affects School Fund By Orange County News Service Decreased tax revenue for areas of the county dependent upon oil revenue was predicted today by Hugh Plumb, county assessor. He said that the assessment upon mineral rights will show a drop during the coming year because of decreased production and lower prices for oil. The assessment on mineral rights, which is based upon a complex formula, totalled $107,000,000 last year. This figure represents about 10 per cent of the total assessed value of the county. Hardest hit by the decrease in mineral right assessments will the cities and school districts in American Legion Post Protests Hanna Resolution "Harold Daoust, Adjutant of the Anaheim American Legion Post has drawn up a resolution against the Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 8, submitted by Assemblyman Richard Hannah of the 75th Assembly District which seeks to alter the existent Devering Loyalty Oath. According to the resolution, which was accepted by Anaheim Post 72 in session at a regular meeting, "The constitution of the State of California provides that all persons holding office or positions within the State Government and school systems must subscribe to the American Principles," and "Such American Principles are adequately expressed in the Levering Loyalty Oath." The Daoust resolution further states that Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 8 seeks to "eliminate all references to loyalty both to the United States Constitution and the Constitution of the State of California." Copies of he resolution are being forwarded to the Department of California, the Governor, Speaker of the Legislature and the Board of Supervisors of Orange County. The Levering Oath was originally voted into existence by a four to one majority, and it is felt that Hanna's amendment is a betrayal of his constituent's wishes. the Huntington Beach and Fullerton area. In these two portions of the county, mineral rights represent much larger portion of the assessed value than in other areas. Income to cities and school districts is based upon the assessed value multiplied by the tax rate. Guard told OCNS today that three life jackets were close together floating in the waters five miles off of Avalon. A search of the area is under way. Coast guardsmen said it is unusual to find three floating loose in one area. No reports of distressed boats has been received within the last 24 hours in the area. A search is being launched, however. HONORED STUDENTS -- Eight valedictorians are shown here receiving congratulations from Anaheim Union High School principal Frank Kelogg (center). Those students chosen for the honors, all straight "A" scholars are (from left) Bonnie Frazier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Frazier, 1028 E. South St.; Cathie Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arval Morris of 1400 E. San- ana Ana St.; Jeri Hein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hein of 1253 Flower St.; Gary Rodgers, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rodgers, 433 Ramona St.; Tom Witt, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Britton of 7109 Fillmore Dr., Buena Park; Sharon Troutman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Troutman of 420 Parkway; Carol Robertson, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. C. E. Robertson of 125 N. Janss St.; and Carol Stevens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Stevens of 1101 N. Palm St. Self-Employed Person County to Get Federal Police Log Anaheim Wednesday 7:20 a.m. Sgt. Whitney reports very bad accident at Loara and Frwy. Gas tanker and 4 or 5 vehicles and 3 fatals. 7:52 a.m. Report of non-injury accident at North and Los Angeles St. 10:19 a.m. Adolph B. Kinkelaar, 41. Norwalk, booked on involuntary manslaughter on accident of 7:20. 10:25 a.m. Shirley Pucket, 1635 E. Sycamore, reports deep well uncovered when an old building demolished. Hazard to children. 11:55 a.m. CHP reports accident injury at Los Angeles St. overpass and Frwy. Crane rolled, two victims taken El Toro dispensary. 12:25 Unidentified person called to report accident at intersection of Emily and Adele. 12:45 p.m. William L. Spenser, 1132 W. Ghestnut St., booked for drunk on private property and locked up. 2:45 p.m. Mrs. Maxine Willex, 918 N Citron, reports bottles coming over fence and doing damage to church property. 3:18 p.m. Shaubs Market, Vine and Broadway, reports woman has fainted in front of the store. Removed to Anaheim Memorial Hospital by Crane. The Bulletin ORANGE COUNTY NEWS SECTION B Thursday, April 16, 1959 Cancer Crusade Ready For County Kickoff With most of the recruitment of volunteers already completed, Cancer Crusaders throughout Orange County are ready today to get the annual Crusade under way in earnest. Most communities plan to kickoff the neighbor-to-neighbor campaign tomorrow or Saturday, according to Miles Engle, county chairman of the Crusade. Two-fold purpose of the annual effort is to distribute life-saving literature and to solicit financial support for the cancer society's local and national programs. The society has a triple program of service, education and research. Service is the most local of the programs; it includes setup of lending libraries, visitation services and other programs administered by community units of the society. The Orange County Branch of the Society joins its 23 units throughout the county in operating a continuous education program of film showings, literature distribution, etc. Research is handled by the state division of ACS and by the national offices of the organization. The Cancer Crusade each year is a highlight of the month of April — designated coast to coast as Cancer Control Month by presidential decree and by local proclamations issued by governors and mayors. American Legion Proclamation urges citination with the local board in national event. (Bulletin Photo) American Legion Proclamation urges citination with the local board in national event. D Daoust, Adjutant of the an American Legion Post, own up a resolution against Assembly Constitutional Amment No. 8, submitted by Assman Richard Hanha of the assembly District which alter the existent Dovering Oath. Liding to the resolution, was accepted by Anaheim In session at a regular "The constitution of the California provides that ons holding office or positin within the State Government school systems, must subto the American Principand "Such American Principadely expressed in sering Loyalty Oath." Daoust resolution further that Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 8 seeks to "elimreferences to loyalty both United States Constitution Constitution of the State of ia." of his resolution are bewarded to the Department ormia, the Governor, Speake Legislature and the Board visitors of Orange County. Dovering Oath was originally into existence by a four to majority, and it is felt that its ammendment is a betrayls constituent's wishes. Intention Beach and Fullera. These two portions of the mineral rights represent a larger portion of the as-value than in other areas. One to cities and school dissis based upon the assessed multiplied by the tax rate. Bulletin Photo American Legion Proclamation urges citination with the local board in national event. D Daoust, Adjutant of the an American Legion Post, own up a resolution against Assembly Constitutional Amment No. 8, submitted by Assman Richard Hanha of the assembly District which alter the existent Dovering Oath. Liding to the resolution, was accepted by Anaheim In session at a regular "The constitution of the California provides that ons holding office or positin within the State Government school systems, must subto the American Principand "Such American Princi­padely expressed in sering Loyalty Oath." Daoust resolution further that Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 8 seeks to "elim­references to loyalty both United States Constitution Constitution of the State of ia." of his resolution are be­warded to the Department ormia, the Governor, Speak­e Legislature and the Board visitors of Orange County. Dovering Oath was originally into existence by a four to majority, and it is felt that its ammendment is a betray­ls constituent's wishes. Intention Beach and Fuller­a. These two portions of the mineral rights represent a larger portion of the as-value than in other areas. One to cities and school dis­sis based upon the assessed multiplied by the tax rate. Bulletin Photo American Legion Proclamation urges citi­nation with the local board in national event. D Daoust, Adjutant of the an American Legion Post, own up a resolution against Assembly Constitutional Am­ment No. 8, submitted by As­sman Richard Hanha of the assembly District which alter the existent Dovering Oath. Liding to the resolution, was accepted by Anaheim In session at a regular "The constitution of the California provides that ons holding office or posi­tin within the State Government school systems, must sub­to the American Principa­nd "Such American Princi­padely expressed in sering Loyalty Oath." Daoust resolution further that Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 8 seeks to "elim­references to loyalty both United States Constitution Constitution of the State of ia." of his resolution are be­warded to the Department ormia, the Governor, Speak­e Legislature and the Board visitors of Orange County. Dovering Oath was originally into existence by a four to majority, and it is felt that its ammendment is a betray­ls constituent's wishes. Intention Beach and Fuller­a. These two portions of the mineral rights represent a larger portion of the as-value than in other areas. One to cities and school dis­sis based upon the assessed multiplied by the tax rate. Bulletin Photo American Legion Proclamation urges citi­nation with the local board in national event. D Daoust, Adjutant of the an American Legion Post, own up a resolution against Assembly Constitutional Am­ment No. 8, submitted by As­sman Richard Hanha of the assembly District which alter the existent Dovering Oath. Living to the resolution, was accepted by Anaheim In session at a regular "The constitution of the California provides that ons holding office or posi­tin within the State Government school systems, must sub­to the American Principa­nd "Such American Princi­padely expressed in sering Loyalty Oath." Daoust resolution further that Assembly Constitutional Am­ment No. 8 seeks to "elim­references to loyalty both United States Constitution Constitution of the State of ia." of his resolution are be­warded to the Department ormia, the Governor, Speak­e Legislature and the Board visitors of Orange County. Dovering Oath was originally into existence by a four to majority, and it is felt that its ammendment is a betray­ls constituent's wishes. Intention Beach and Fuller­a. These two portions of the mineral rights represent a larger portion of the as-value than in other areas. One to cities and school dis­sis based upon the assessed multiplied by the tax rate. Bulletin Photo American Legion Proclamation urges citi­nation with the local board in national event. D Daoust, Adjutant of the an American Legion Post, own up a resolution against Assembly Constitutional Am­ment No. 8, submitted by As­sman Richard Hanha of the assembly District which alter the existent Dovering Oath. Living to the resolution, was accepted by Anaheim In session at a regular "The constitution of the California provides that ons holding office or posi­tin within the State Government school systems, must sub­to the American Principa­nd "Such American Princi­padely expressed in sering Loyalty Oath." Daoust resolution further that Assembly Constitutional Am­ment No. 8 seeks to "elim­references to loyalty both United States Constitution Constitution of the State of ia." of his resolution are be­warded to the Department ormia, the Governor, Speak­e Legislature and the Board visitors of Orange County. Dovering Oath was originally into existence by a four to majority, and it is felt that its ammendment is a betray­ls constituent's wishes. Intention Beach and Fuller­a. These two portions of the mineral rights represent a larger portion of the as-value than in other areas. One to cities and school dis­sis based upon the assessed multiplied by the tax rate. Bulletin Photo American Legion Proclamation urges citi­nation with the local board in national event. D Daoust, Adjutant of the an American Legion Post, own up a resolution against Assembly Constitutional Am­ment No. 8, submitted by As­sman Richard Hanha of the assembly District which alter the existent Dovering Oath. Living to the resolution, was accepted by Anaheim In session at a regular "The constitution of the California provides that ons holding office or posi­tin within the State Government school systems, must sub­to the American Principa­nd "Such American Princi­padely expressed in sering Loyalty Oath." Daust resolution further that Assembly Constitutional Am­ment No. 8 seeks to "elim­references to loyalty both United States Constitution Constitution of the State of ia." of his resolution are be­warded to the Department ormia, the Governor, Speak­e Legislature and the Board visitors of Orange County. Dovering Oath was originally into existence by a four to majority, and it is felt that its ammendment is a betray­ls constituent's wishes. Intention Beach and Fuller­a. These two portions of the mineral rights represent a larger portion of the as-value than in other areas. One to cities and school dis­sis based upon the assessed multiplied by the tax rate. Bulletin Photo American Legion Proclamation urges citi­nation with the local board in national event. D Daoust, Adjutant of the an American Legion Post, own up a resolution against Assembly Constitutional Am­ment No. 8, submitted by As­sman Richard Hanha of the assembly District which alter the existent Dovering Oath. Living to the resolution, was accepted by Anaheim In session at a regular "The constitution of the California provides that ons holding office or posi­tin within the State Government school systems, must sub­to the American Principánd "Such American Princípadely expressed in sering Loyalty Oath." Daust resolution further that Assembly Constitutional Ammer-No.1851 San Marino. 0:00 A.M. Malicious mischief reported on Western Ave. 3:45 p.m. Message to deliver to Mrs. Daniel Kramore of 7366 El Tomaso Way from Garden Park Hospital. 4:11 p.m. Bike reported stolen from 8012 San Lazaro. 0:25 p.m. Non-injury accident on Grand Ave. Just north of City Hall. 5:12 p.m. Lost child reported, found and returned home. 6:00 p.m. Malicious mischief reported at 8464 San Carlos. 6:30 p.m. Report of dog bite at 8447 San Carlos. Thursday 12:01 a.m. Petty theft reported from 8261 Carnation. Garden Grove Wednesday 8:15 a.m. Unit sent to assist with traffic control at fatal accident on Freeway. 11 a.m. Miss Anna Palmer of 1312 W. Castle St., Anaheim, reported her car broken into at Wakeham School and transistor The society has a triple program of service, education and research. Service is most local of the programs. It includes setup of lending libraries, visitation services and other programs administered by community units of the society. The Orange County Branch of the American Cancer Society to multi-produce letters for its countywide Cancer Crusade. But when Mrs. Ellis advised the Branch that Robotyped letters brought better results than the regular duplicated lettersthe Cancer Society found that its funds were limited. It was then that Gary, who was fourteen years old April 12, said that he would Robotypethe letters over a week end. The eighth grade student at Brookhurst Junior High School, who likes to spend his week ends roller skating or bowling, went to work Friday when he got home from school. His mother forced him to bed that night at 10:30 p.m.On Saturday he worked from 8:30 a.m.until 10:00 p.m.and began again early Sunday morning, continuing until 7 p.m.The Robotype method of reproducing a letter is comparable to old player piano method of playing a tune.The main of letter is punched out on a cylinder, but the name and address of each addressee must be typed in first before the IBM typewriters are connected with the Robotype to complete individually prepared letters.Gary was able to complete almost 500 of the 600 lettersthe Cancer Society needs.Because of his industry his mother, while he was in school Monday, finished them for him at no cost tothe Cancer Society."We do not allow any erasures to go out of our business," Mrs. Ellis said."So you must realize Garden Grove Wednesday 8:15 a.m. Unit sent to assist with traffic control at fatal accident on Freeway. 11 a.m. Miss Anna Palmer of 1312 W. Castle St., Anaheim, reported her car broken into at Wakeham School and transistor radio taken. 12:05 p.m. Helen Calles of 127 Wilken Way, Anaheim, reported theft of hub caps from her car parked in Palm Harbor Hospital parking lot. 12:55 p.m. Two bad checks under investigation. 2:14 p.m. Two juveniles arrested for petty theft. 2:53 p.m. Bike found at Garden Grove High, returned to owner. 3:15 p.m. A second stolen bike found at Garden Grove High, returned to owner. 3:25 p.m. Four bad checks under investigation. 5:35 p.m. Report of burglary of garage at 13082 Safford St., items including vacuum cleaner taken, all valued at $98. 4:48 p.m. Non-injury accident on Garden Grove Blvd. west of Hwy. 39. 5 p.m. Bike reported stolen from 12772 5th St. 5:06 p.m. Minor injury accident at Larson and Jefferson Sts. 5:26 p.m. Report of air being let out of tires at 10562 Claussen St. 6:51 p.m. Report theft of bike from Garden Grove high school. 7:09 p.m. Bike found in drainage ditch at 11601 Chester Ave., returned to owner. 10:09 p.m. Non-injury accident in bowling alley parking lot. Thursday 1:19 a.m. Message to deliver. 1:24 a.m. Family fight on Florence Ave. addressee must be typed in first before the IBM typewriters are connected with the Robotyper to complete the individually prepared letters. Gary was able to complete almost 500 of the 600 letters the Cancer Society needs. Because of his industry his mother, while he was in school Monday, finished them for him at no cost to the Cancer Society. "We do not allow any erasures to go out of our business," Mrs. Ellis said. "So you must realize this is very good," she added proudly. When asked why a youngster would be so serious about helping Anaheim Beauty Queen To Get Las Vegas Trip A round trip flight on the Hacienda Flesta Tour to Las Vegas, is awaiting the winner of the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored Miss Anaheim Beauty Contest. Project chairman, John Caran, reports that final arrangements have been made for the award which will go to the victor of the April 24 Pageant. The trip will be on the deluxe campaign flight with over-night accommodations also a part of the award. In announcing the prize, Caran urged all single local girls 18-years of age or older, to register for the beauty contest before the deadline of April 22. Registrations may be made at the Chamber of Commerce office, 136 N. Los Angeles St. Members of the local JayCees will also be on hand in the Broadway Shopping Center Mall from 7 through 9 p.m.-tonight, to sign interested girls for the event. Persons in Orange Federal Tax Relief Bill Will Allow for Deductions Of Money Put Into Retirement Fund (Special to the Bulletin) NEW YORK — Self-employed people in Orange County — shop-keepers, farmers, professional workers and others — are about to get some Federal tax relief, it appears. They are to be allowed to make deductions, up to specified limits, for money they put away each year into their retirement or pension funds. Los Alamitos Gets 362 New Homes in Tract By Ornage County News Service Eight subdivisions, including one for 362 homes, have been approved by the County Board of Supervisors. The large tract, with 362 lots on 114 acres, lies on the north side of Garden Grove Blvd., west of Los Alamitos Blvd., in the Los Alamitos area. Three tracts have been authorized in Anaheim. A 24-home subdivision is planned for eight acres on both sides of Guinida Lane, in both directions from Iris St. Another 15 houses are to be built on five acres situated on both sides. The relief measure, which has cleared the House Ways and Means Committee, is expected to be passed by a big margin when it reaches the floor of the House shortly. It is conceded a good chance of getting Senate approval as well. The bill seeks to place self-employed workers on a par with the millions of other workers who pay no taxes on funds placed in pension pools for them. The number of self-employed in Orange County, who stand to benefit from the tax break, was set at 14,423 in the latest Census Bureau survey. They amounted to 19.6 per cent of the total number of people with jobs, a high proportion compared with the 17.1 per cent in other United States areas and the 15.8 per cent in the Pacific States. Locally, therefore, more of the working population is affected than is the case in other sections. The bill provides that any self-employed person may deduct from his taxable income as much as 10 per cent of his self-employment New Officers Elected For Anaheim JayGees Lee Morris, 35, of 1808 Cerrito, was elected Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce President at a club meeting in the Home Savings and Loan Building, last night. Morris will take over for Past President, Lou Francis, following the Installation Dinner set for April 25 in Harris' Restaurant. Morris, an insurance man, has been in JayCee work for four years. His wife Evelyn, is the newly-elected President of the JayCettes. Elected along with Morris were Ernest Atkinson, State Director, Atkinson is the Circulation manager of the Bulletin. Elected to the Board of Directors were Bill Dean, Bob Andresen, Bernie Ginsbarg, Durl Winteroth, Leonard Handel, Bulletin sports editor, Bob Shelton, executive secretary, Bob Averill, recording secretary and Bill Porter, treasurer. Injury Suit Verdict Favors GG Motorist By Orange County News Service A superior jury has cast its decision in favor of a Garden Grove man in a $54,505 personal injury case. The jury, hearing the case in the court of Superior Judge Karl Lynn Davis, decided in favor of Russell E. Holland 13351 Cypress. The defendant, a Santa Ana cab driver at the time of the accident, William T. McKim, had alleged that Holland negligently crashed into the rear of his car as he drove down Main St. near 19th. The defendant reportedly lost control of his vehicle and crashed into a retaining wall. He claimed he received brain, head, and other injuries. Holland, had argued that the defendant suddenly reduced his speed, thus causing the accident. LEAD JAYCEES — Anaheim's Junior r of Commerce is looking forward to a successful year following election of offilast night's club meeting. Installation is April 25. Seen are (from left, seated) Lee Morris, President; and Ernest Atkinson, State Director: (standing) Bill Barker, Internal Vice President; Lou Francis, Past President; and Moses Berman, External Vice President. (Bulletin Photo)