anaheim-gazette 1940-06-13

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ADULTS 15¢ Any Seat—Any Time ARTESIA GOLDEN JUBILEE DAIRY FESTIVAL SLATED ON JUNE 21-22 Anaheim Officer Assist in Arrow Long Beach Bandit Captain In Orange Grove After Exchange of Shots A series of chases from downtown Long Beach to an orchid grove in Orange county on Tuesday afternoon when a five bandit suspect, gun jammer surrendered to peace officers in Placentia avenue and 101 way. Defiant to the last prisoner, John R. Anderson alias William Hansen, is quiet by police as refusing to robberies attributed to him expressing regret that he failed an attempt to kill Detective Hall of Long Beach. Two-way radio communication is credited with being the deciding factor in Anderson's arrest. Less than two minutes after had been trapped at the edge the orange grove, more than police officers from Anaheim Fullerton, Orange, Santa Ana sheriff's office and California way patrol were on the scene closing in on the fugitive. The chase started in Beach when Hall and a fighter attempted to arrest Anderson and Granite W. Harrison, while they were riding an assertedly stolen automobile. Shots were exchanged before suspects jumped from the car ran in different directions. Rington was captured, but Anderson made his escape by stealing second car and heading for Orange County. ARTESIA GOLDEN JUBILEE DAIRY FESTIVAL SLATED ON JUNE 21-22 World champion cowboys, battling wild bucking horses and Brahma steers for the 1940 crown, will feature the rodeo shows of the Artesia Golden Jubilee Dairy Festival June 21-22. Four former all around champions of the Rodeo Association of America circuit are already entered, according to Paul F. Hill, rodeo manager. Paul Carney, of Venida, Oklahoma, 1939 'best cowboy' will run into competition that may cost him his crown from Fritz Truan. MORE ABOUT Fatal Accident (Continued from Page 1) of Milam, and Miss Georgia Cottingham, 820 North Sabina street, were riding in the automobile, but neither was injured. Both testified briefly at the inquest, as did Earl Vinond, Anaheim police officer who investigated the accident. Death of Curry was the second traffic fatality in Anaheim during the year and the 26th in the county since January 1. FALL FROM CAR FATAL TO WOMAN Mrs. Amelia Trahey, 59, of San Pedro, was killed instantly Saturday noon when she fell from a speeding car operated by her son, Alfred J. Turner, 28, also of San Pedro. The accident occurred on 101 highway between Palisades and San Clemente. THREE SAN DIEGO PEOPLE ARE KILLED Three San Diego residents were instantly killed early Tuesday morning when the automobile in which they were riding crashed into the Also creek bridge on 101 highway near El Toro, according to reports of the California high-of Lancaster, world champion saddle bronc rider last year and point leader for all-around honors this year. Burrell Mulkey, Salmon, Idaho, 1939 champion and the veteran Clay Carr of Visalia, winner of the 1931 and 1933 championships, will also compete in the five event programs, Dolf Aber, Red Lodge, Montana, in second place for the 1940 championship and Jackie Cooper of Newhall, third, head the list of challengers. Artesia's annual "parade of progress" in Los Angeles county dairying will be held at the Portuguese fair grounds. Exhibits of more than 150 prize-winning cows, judging contests, milking contests and an industry exhibit of modern dairy machinery, supplies and equipment and carnival attractions will also be shown. A unique "production championship" to determine the greatest producing dairy cow in the southern California "milk-shed" is expected to draw an entry list of ten cows producing in excess of 100 pounds of milk a day each during the show. Dairymen from all sections of the state are gradually 'stepping-up' daily milkings for what is regarded as the "cash register" championship of the dairy world. 'Top Cows' from southern California herds aggregating more than 200,000 animals will be shown in this special event which may set a new daily world's record for milk production. Excelsior union high school, Norwalk, will have change of the separate list of events for members of the Future Farmers as part of the festival. The Excellior judging team, California champions this year, will exhibit animals in contests and demonstrations. Three of the most famous apples in history are the apple that Adam ate, the apple that fell from the closing in on the fugitive. The chase started in Beach when Hall and a fighter attempted to arrest Anderson and Granite W. Harrington 25, while they were riding assertedly stolen automobiles. Shots were exchanged before suspects jumped from the car ran in different directions. Rington was captured, but Anderson made his escape by stealing second car and heading for Orange county. Orange county roads were blocked. On Garden Oboulevard, Deputy Sheriffs Murphine and Steve Duhardt the fugitive but were out They radioed the location Deputies J. R. Ragan and Pryor picked up the chase. A farmer standing along Placentia avenue with a saver in his hand fooled Anderson thinking he was a police officer and the fugitive attempt turn around and back-tracked car, however, went into a with Ragan and Pryor in pursuit. As the officers or fire he disappeared in an grove. Later, surrounded by one and with his own gun jammed surrendered. Taken to Long Beach he was booked for investigation robbery, grand theft and a with intent to commit murders. Nine Anaheim officers patented in the chase and final time. Officers on hand regained that Anderson attempted to Highway Patrolman Jimmy comb at close range, but tha gun jammed. Grape Punch Baking Being Introduced Practically every store in range county is offering patrons a new product this end. The product is E. A. S Citra-Gold Grape Punch Bake small 6 ounce can of which make one and a quarter quart grate punch. Experts who have sampled new drink are recommend as one of the tastiest grape on the market. Anaheim vicinity housewives will have opportunity to sample it at our stores this week-end. THREE SAN DIEGO PEOPLE ARE KILLED Three San Diego residents were instantly killed early Tuesday morning when the automobile in which they were riding crashed into the Aliso creek bridge on 101 highway near El Toro, according to reports of the California highway patrol. There were no witnesses to the accident. The dead are Edward V. Brassington, 30, believed to be the driver of the car; Mrs. Herman McCandless, 28, believed to be an advertising firm executive; and Frank C. Dean, Jr., 23. Officers expressed the belief that the car was travelling south at the time of the accident, set at approximately 2:30 o'clock. MORE ABOUT Santa Fe Station (Continued from Page 1) company who were present, including C. C. Thompson, general passenger agent, F. P. Cruice, assistant general freight agent, E. G. Ryder, public relations representative, and I. D. Davison, assistant agent at the Anaheim station. Other representatives of Anaheim besides Mayor Pearson and Hoskins, were Mrs. William Wright, Orange County News, Ted Kuchel, Anaheim Gazette, Floyd McCracken, Anaheim Bulletin, and John A. Morgan, Chamber of Commerce secretary. Classified Ads FOR SALE — Avocado trees, Fuerte and Pueblo varieties; pecans; citrus. Large work horse for rent. Sherwood Ranch, 1519 E. Chapman ave., Fullerton. Excelsior union high school, Norwalk, will have change of the separate list of events for members of the Future Farmers as part of the festival. The Excelsior judging team, California champions this year, will exhibit animals in contests and demonstrations. Three of the most famous apples in history are the apple that Adam ate, the apple that fell from the tree and gave Newton the idea of law of gravity, and the apple that William Tell shot from his son's head with a bow and arrow. WE WANT Men and Women To Learn Orange Packing. NOW is The Time. HURRY! Orange County Packing School Phone 2320 PLACEMENT SERVICE Vermont & Manchester, Anaheim, California Ask for Flcorman In rear of large brick bldg. ANAHEIM OFFICERS Assist in Arrest Long Beach Bandit Captured In Orange Grove After Exchange of Shots A series of chases from down Long Beach to an orange lane in Orange county ended yesterday afternoon when a fugitive bandit suspect, gun jammed,ended to peace officers nearentia avenue and 101 high-Defiant to the last, theoner, John R. Anderson, 27, William Hansen, is quoted police as refusing to admitseries attributed to him andpressing regret that he failed inattempt to kill Detective L. R.of Long Beach. Two-way radio communicationcredited with being the decidingfactor in Anderson's arrest.m less than two minutes after hebeen trapped at the edge oforange grove, more than 25ce officers from Anaheim, Barton, Orange, Santa Ana,iff's office and California high-patrol were on the scene anding in on the fugitive. One chase started in Long Beach when Hall and a fellower attempted to arrest Ander-and Granite W. 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