anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-27

SCIENCE STUDENTS — As part of the Open House to be held Tuesday evening, members of Gaines Wacker’s Science Class at Fremont Junior High School will have on display the student projects shown here. On hand for parents’ edification during Open House will be Pat Watson, 13 (left), and Mike Reeske, 14. Mike, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reeske, 912 N. Clementine, has been selected to attend a special summer science course at the University of Redlands for up and coming science majors. Pat, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Watson, is one of Wacker’s top students. Parents of Fremont’s students are invited to attend the Open House held in conjunction with Public School Week. (Bulletin Photo) SUPREME COURT RULING Felony Drunk SCIENCE STUDENTS — As part of the Open House to be held Tuesday evening, members of Gaines Wacker’s Science Class at Fremont Junior High School will have on display the student projects shown here. On hand for parents’ edification during Open House will be Pat Watson, 13 (left), and Mike Reeske, 14. Mike, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reeske, 912 N. Clementine, has been selected to attend a special summer science course at the University of Redlands for up and coming science majors. Pat, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Watson, is one of Wacker’s top students. Parents of Fremont’s students are invited to attend the Open House held in conjunction with Public School Week. (Sulletin Photo) SUPREME COURT RULING County Plants Get $50,000 Tax Refund By Orange County News Service Several defense plants in Orange County are eligible for tax funds refunds totaling about $50,000 as the result of a recent State Supreme court decision. The court ruled that the county had no right to assess federally-owned equipment which is on loan to defense plants. Los Angeles County presumably will have to pay back tens of millions of dollars to defense contractors. Meanwhile, this week, the state legislature is considering an amendment to the tax laws so that counties, in the future, will be able to place a “possessory interest” assessment upon machinery and equipment loaned by the government to defense contractors. Principal beneficiaries of the tax refunds in Orange County will be Hughes Aircraft at Fullerton, and Nortronics at Anaheim. The sums they are eligible to receive as rebates represents the taxes they paid to a variety of taxing districts, including cities, schools, the county, and several specialized districts such as flood control, sanitation, and harbor improvement. Thus, each of these district will have to pay back a part of the $50,000. Last spring, Hughes and Nortronics filed a friendly appeal with the County Board of Equalization, asserting that the question of whether a county could assess government machinery was then pending in the courts. However, both firms paid the taxes charged to them. County officials said this week that the refunds will be made to the defense contractors if they request their money back. There was some speculation that the plants might forget the whole thing because the courts have outlawed any future possessory interest assessments upon government machinery. Grove Dance Classes Slated for Couples The Garden Grove Recreation and Parks Department will offer an eight week series of beginning dance instruction. The classes will meet one night a week from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Six basic dances will be covered including the waltz, fox trot, swing, samba, tango, and cha cha cha. A $2.50 registration fee will be charged. The class will be instructed by Lynn Danks, a former Arthur Murray instructor with five years experience. The classes will be restricted to couples only, and any interested parties should contact the Garden Grove Recreation and Parks Department office by calling JE 7-4200, extension 45. BUENA PARK — A Long Beach man was booked into the Orange County Jail Saturday night, on suspicion of felony drunk driving after the car he was driving involved in an injury accident, lice reported. Harold L. Booze, 30, Long Beach was arrested by Buena Park Police shortly after he had been transferred from Garden Park Hospital to Orange County Hospital where he was examined and transferred to the County Jail ports said. A passenger in the Booze vehicle, Patrick Fizzwater, also Long Beach, received minor injuries in the collision which occurred Saturday night at Orangetha and Miller Sts., police reported. The charges against Booze suited when his car was involved in a collision with a vehicle driven by James Roger Kirkwood, 6223 San Ricardo, Buena Park, ficers said. Also injured and taken to Garden Park Hospital for treatment was Kirkwood’s wife, Barbara reports indicated. Police who investigated the incident reported that one of the vehicles was pinned against a fence by the other car. As a result, victims could not be removed from one of the cars until a tow truck had pulled the two cars apart. None of the occupants of the car were injured seriously, repaid. NEW TREES GOING IN — In tree planting ceremonies at the new city park in Buena Park (from left) Postmaster Monte Inskeep, chairman of the Buena Park Park and Recreation Commission; City Manager Phil Storm; Mayor Dennis Murphy, and Park and Recreation Commission member Jack Maurer, collectively lowered a small fan palm into the ground. The new park, located east of Knott Ave., just south of the Edison Co. right of way, will have upon its completion pond, slightly undulating terrain planted in green accommodations for picnicking, a community complete with fireplace, and a play area for small fry who need supervision. The park will probably be open for use by neighborhood children when school lets out for the summer holiday. (Bulletin Ph.) Additional Employes In May Get Jobless Insurance Committee Studies Proposal Extending Present System Benefits (Special to the Bulletin) NEW YORK — Two additional groups of working people in Orange County, an estimated 7,098 men and women, will get job protection in the future if a proposal of the Administration is enacted by Congress. The plan, to extend the benefits of the unemployment insurance system, is now before the House Ways and Means Committee. It was announced initially last month by President Eisenhower to a group of state governors who conferred with him in Washington. He proposed bringing in 3,200,000 additional workers, 1,900,000 of whom are not covered now because they are with firms having fewer than four employees. The other 1,300,000 have been excluded because they work for non-profit organizations. Affected in Orange County would be some 4,056 establishments with less than four people on the payroll, according to latest data from the Department of Commerce. They represent 58 per cent of the non-farm business enterprises in the county. Small Business For each such small business, an average of 1.75 workers would be added to those now protected by jobless pay insurance. Locally, it would amount to 7,098 new peo- Police Log Anaheim Saturday 8:50 a.m. Robert C. Cahall, 2103 Beacon Ave., reports tools and tires stolen from his car. 8:50 a.m. Dr. Tangney, 704 E. Sycamore, reports burglary at pet hospital. 9:14 a.m. Earl M. Fleischman, Principal of Katella School, reports two boys in custody after breaking into room and stealing crayons and pencils. 12:39 p.m. Officer reports accident at southbound lanes, Ball and Santa Ana Freeway, Vehicle overturned and on fire. 4:01 p.m. Helen E. Martin, 1757 Sumac Lane, brought to station and booked on Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court Warrant 24163, fictitious checks. special summer science day of Redlands for up and down. Pat, the daughter of Mr. Pattmont’s students are in Inchen House held in conjuncto-Week. Bulletin Photo) EENA PARK — A Long Beach was booked into the Orange Bay Jail Saturday night, on suspicion of felony drunk driving, the car he was driving was lived in an injury accident, po-reported. Gold L. Booze, 30, Long Beach, arrested by Buena Park post-shortly after he had been referred from Garden Park initial to Orange County Hospital where he was examined and referred to the County jail, re-said. Passenger in the Booze ve-ler, Patrick Flizzwater, also of Beach, received minor inju-nience in the collision which occurred Friday night at Orangethorpe Miller Sts., police reported. The charges against Booze re-read when his car was involved collision with a vehicle driven James Roger Kirkwood, 35, San Ricardo, Buena Park, off-said. No injured and taken to Gar-Park Hospital for treatment Kirkwood’s wife, Barbara, 30, arts indicated. Police who investigated the ac-count reported that one of the ve-ves was pinned against a fence the other car. As a result, the cars could not be removed from of the cars until a tow truck pulled the two cars apart. One of the occupants of either were injured seriously, reports Milkman Finds Wallet Taken In Office Theft BUENA PARK — A milkman recovered a wallet taken in a doctor’s office theft Friday when someone entered the establishment and removed $105 from three wallets. Phillip Scully, of La Mirada, reported to Buena Park police Friday afternoon that he had discovered a wallet lying on a street in Downey while he was delivering milk. The wallet was taken from Grace Stoger, 50, 205 Martha Lane, Fullerton. The victim, a nurse, who works for Dr. Karl Brenner, 7851 Commonwealth, Buena Park, called police and reported her wallet and $80 in cash was missing from her purse. Also missing was $23 from Dr. Brenner’s billfold and $2 from nurse Irene Butler, 507 Jefferson, Fullerton. Buena Park Sunday 12:10 p.m. Street Hazard: Citizen reports city putting in new curbs and rain has caused excess of mud causing car to get stuck in driveway. 11:22 a.m. Burglary: Reported by Richard Anderson 611 Kingman. 12:00 p.m. Report of Indecent Exposure. 1:00 p.m. Malicious Mischief: Reported by citizen to be in house at 8644 Los Altos. 4:05 p.m. Attempt Entry: Reported by W. Spelburg, 6042 Marshall, to be at Buena Park High School at rear of cafeteria. 5:20 p.m. Found Child: Reported by owners of Satures Market, 7631 Knott. Child transferred to station. Parents claimed at 7:20 p.m. 9:32 p.m. Malicious Mischief: Reported by patrol unit to be at Buena Park High School. No entry made. Sycamore, reports burglary per person hospital. 9:14 a.m. Earl M. Fleischman, Principal of Katella School, reports two boys in custody after breaking into room and stealing crayons and pencils. 12:39 p.m. Officer reports accident at southbound lanes, Ball and Santa Ana Freeway. Vehicle overturned and on fire. 4:01 p.m. Helen E. Martin, 1757 Sumac Lane, brought to station and booked on Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court Warrant 24163, fictitious checks. 4:30 p.m. 18-year-old boy booked on indecent exposure charge. 1:25 p.m. Herman Jugkelt, reports burglary at Boney Plymouth, 333 W. Center. Sunday 12:28 a.m. Citizen reports hot wire hanging in the alley at 121 S. Philadelphia. Also reports lights out at that address. 6:40 a.m. Gus Bejarno, 543 S. East St., reports two men forced their way into his apartment last night demanding money. When he refused, he said, they assaulted him. 10:33 a.m. Woodburn Wilson, of Torrence, reports theft of his 1959 Cadillac from the Disneyland Hotel last night. 11:50 a.m. Burglary; Mrs. Helen Ann Kelly, 2770 W. Midwood La., reports her home broken into and money stolen while she and husband out. 2:55 p.m. Juvenile boy booked for burglary and transported juvenile hall. 4:48 p.m. Officer reports marshal at Western High School has five juveniles in custody for disturbance at the school. 7:40 p.m. 1959 Cadillac recovered in an orange grove in the area of Walnut and Loara. New JayCee Installed in Lee Morris, 35, of 1808 W. Cen Chamber of Commerce presides dinner Saturday evening. He was installed by Jay Roan and will take over for past president. Installed along with Morris is dent; Moses Berman, external director; Bob Shelton, executive secretary; Bill Porter, treasurer. Also installed were Board of Bill Dean, Durl Winteroth, Bernie The affair was also sparked These went to Barker, outstanding standing worker; John Caran, most improved Jaycee; and Frank Keynote address was given b spoke on the benefits derived Chamber activity. He said that a man entering from it than he gives. The affair was attended by wives. PRESIDENT INSTALLED — Interment), recently elected president Junior Chamber of Commerce, from Jay Rodriques (right), New JayCee Installed in The B ORANGE CO SECTION B Buena Park Man Jaili BUENA PARK — A Buena Park man was arrested and booked in the Orange County Jail over the week end on charges of assault a battery stemming from an allegation he gave his wife, police reported. Arrested on a warrant from A helm - Fullerton Municipal Council was Frances X. Engel, 29, 5913 L Feliz, after he allegedly struck his wife Ethel, 25, with his fists, of cers reported. Dyke Water Assets Set at $9,300,000 SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Tangible assets of the Dyke Water Co. have been set at $9,300,000 at a hearing here of the California Public Utilities Commission. The value was reached after a week — long hearing that will continue all through next week at the county courthouse. The firm is seeking a rate increase from $3.75 per month to $4.50. Part of the arguments by the applicant are based upon a fair financial return for the investment in the water company. Next week's argument will include a discussion of the firm's intangible assets, such as water rights, and right-of-way. At the conclusion of the hearing, the commission is to rule upon the requested rate increase. Detroit Conclave Names New Executive Positions Three changes in top executive offices of the Essex Wire Corporation, which operates an Anaheim plant, were made at the company's annual meeting in Detroit. Addison E. Holton, Detroit, Mich., President of the company since its founding in 1930, was named Chairman of the Board 1:00 p.m. Malicious Mischief: Reported by citizen to be in house at 8644 Los Altos. 4:05 p.m. Attempt Entry: Reported by W. Spelburg, 6042 Marshall, to be at Buena Park High School at rear of cafeteria. 5:20 p.m. Found Child: Reported by owners of Satures Market, 7631 Knott. Child transferred to station. Parents claimed at 7:20 p.m. 9:32 p.m. Malicious Mischief: Reported by patrol unit to be at Buena Park High School. No entry made. 11:00 p.m. Street Lights Out: On Orangethorpe and Western and Orangethorpe east of Grand. Constitutes traffic hazard. Garden Grove Sunday 8:28 a.m. Tonneau valued at $75 taken from pickup truck at 12232 Fallingleaf. 11:15 a.m. Wallet found in parking lot at First Baptist Church, returned to owner. 11:44 a.m. Tail gate and license plate stolen from rental trailer of S. W. Hunt, 11512 Lampson. 12:15 p.m. Small tools taken from vehicle parked at 12772 Woodland, owned by Bill Kellogg. 12:21 p.m. Boys shooting BB guns at 9801 Imperial Ave. 12:28 p.m. Non-injury accident at Imperial and Flower Sts. 1:55 p.m. Two bikes reported stolen from 13152 Laird St. 1:11 p.m. Wallet and cigarettes taken from vehicle at 9331 Skylar, owned by Robert Townsend. 2:39 p.m. Four suspects entered O. A. Peters School and took balls and bats. 6:20 p.m. Boys shooting BB guns at 10891 Sydney Pl. 5:40 p.m. Delayed entry of a non-injury accident at Hwy. 39 and Garden Grove Blvd. and Chief Executive Officer. Walter F. Probst, Fort Wayne, Ind., was elected President of the company, and William J. Shea, also of Fort Wayne, was named Vice Chairman, Special Assignments. INVEST IN AMERICA — A road to financial security is a Bridget Colleen Hughes of Bank teller Lesly J. Condon yes In County Area Insurance Aid PRESIDENT INSTALLED — Lee Morris (ceen-recently elected president of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, receives his gavel Looking on is Past President Lou Francis. Event took place during Installation Dinner Saturday evening in Harris' Restaurant. PRESIDENT INSTALLED — Lee Morris (celebrately elected president of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, receives his gavel after Jay Rodriques (right), National Director. Looking on is Past President Lou Francis. Event took place during Installation Dinner Saturday evening in Harris' Restaurant. New JayCee Officers Installed in Ceremony Lee Morris, 35, of 1808 W. Cerritos, will serve as Anaheim Junior Officer of Commerce president, following the annual installation Saturday evening. He was installed by Jay Rodriguez, La Varne, national director, will take over for past president Lou Francis. Installed along with Morris were Bill Barker, internal vice presimates Moses Berman, external vice president; Ernie Atkinson, state coroner; Bob Shelton, executive secretary; Bob Averill, recording ary; Bill Porter, treasurer; and Francis, past president. Also installed were Board of Directors members, Bob Andresen, Evan, Darl Winteroth, Bernie Ginsberg and Leonard Handel. The affair was also sparked by the presentation of annual awards. Award went to Barker, outstanding board member; Bob Patrick, outgoing worker; John Caran, outstanding new Jaycee; Tom Flynn, improved Jaycee; and Francis, key man. Yawnote address was given by Bob Ruff, state vice president, who on the benefits derived from active membership in Juniorober activity. He said that a man entering JayCee work will derive much more than he gives. The affair was attended by a large tournout of JayCees and their The Bulletin ORANGE COUNTY NEWS MONDAY, April 27, 1959 Garden Grove Police Jail Two Drunk Drivers GARDEN GROVE — Two persons today face charges of drunk driving after they were arrested over the week end by police here. Lola Utter, 46, of 9622 Stonybrook St., Anaheim, was arrested at 4:22 a.m., yesterday on Garden Grove Blvd. She was taken to Orange County Jail on the charges after she failed to pass a roadside sobriety test. Also arrested on similar charges was Theodore Jensen, 39, of 865 Glassell St., Orange. ENA PARK — A Buena Park was arrested and booked into Orange County Jail over the end on charges of assault and by stemming from an alleged he gave his wife, police reported. Mrs. Engel, in a statement to police, told them that last week her husband returned home one evening and began beating her about the face with his fists. Also, at one point in the beating, Engel allegedly twisted his wife's right arm resulting in temporary dislocation, according to a doctor's examination. The victim had a split lip, a bruised ear and bunge on the head, police reports said. GARDEN GROVE — Two persons today face charges of drunk driving after they were arrested over the week end by police here. Lola Utter, 46, of 9622 Stonybrook St., Anaheim, was arrested at 4:22 a.m., yesterday on Garden Grove Blvd. She was taken to Orange County Jail on the charges after she failed to pass a roadside sobriety test. Also arrested on similar charges was Theodore Jensen, 39, of 865 Glassell St., Orange. INVEST IN AMERICA — An early start on the lead to financial security is made by two-year-old Bridget Colleen Hughes of Orange, California bank teller Lesly J. Condon gives Bridget her deposit book while canine companion, Suretie, registers approval. Anaheim will observe Invest in America Week this week.