anaheim-gazette 1946-05-23

Howard in Race For Sheriff's Post Floyd W. Howard Floyd W. Howard, recently discharged Marine Corps major and veteran of the first World War, was reported storming Orange county after making formal announcement he was candidate for the sheriff's office in the June 4 primary. Offering two decades of experience in criminal investigation, Howard, was discharged from the Marine Corps March 13 this year after four years military service. During his recent military role he served as security officer of the plant protection program in West Coast shipyards and the Western Pipe and Steel Co., of Los Angeles. Howard was chief of police at Santa Ana for eight years from 1931 to 1989 and also served as chief of the criminal department of the sheriff's office for an additional four years. He has been a resident of Orange county for the past 25 years and during the first World War he served as an enlisted man for 27 months. His son, Jack Howard, also is a veteran of World War II. Anaheim Vet Enroute Home Word was received here this week that Sgt. Joe J. Kelty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Kelty of 1105 E. Water street, Albany, Oregon, is enroute home to the United States for discharge. Sergeant Kelty, whose wife, Bernardine and their son, David, reside here at 1101 N. Palm street, will arrive in the states from the 5th Replacement Depot Disposition Center near Manila in the Philippine Islands. Entering the army in June 1944, Sergeant Kelty was sent overseas and stationed in Manila last August where he served with the 1387th Corps of Engineers. He is authorized to wear the Asiatic-Pacific theater ribbon and the World War II Victory medal ribbon. Judge Knight Santa Ana Guerrero Next Wednesday Superior Judge Goodnight of Los Angeles hench, who is candidate tenant governor of the state be guest at a general court banquet rally May 29 at Santa Ana Masonic Temple was announced yesterday general committee for his palign was named. William K. Lindsay of Ana will be chairman of the soring committee of drawn from various civic communities of the county. The jurist was guest day at a luncheon sponsored Pro-America at Santa Ana clubhouse, when other were the six candidates iff of Orange county and Stanley of Newport Beach didate for the Assembly, trict of the south county. Locally, the campaigntee includes George Graves local chairman; and he as reservations be made by Anaheim 2537 before May. Don Martinson Elected AUHS President Tuesday The tabulation of balloting the spirited voting he him Union High school for next term's officers, Don Martinson to be elected with Bill Kellogg, ner-up. Lynn Boliek won the presidential seat. John was chosen as the safety fare head. In the student run-offs held May 14, Casey was elected secretary records. Richard Hoffman is th ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES For Your Electrical Work —Anything Electrical— Phone 4621 JOSEPH A. LIEB 111 East Chartres St. Anaheim SOFT WATER SERVICE IS AVAILABLE TO YOU NOW! Soft Water Service solves your hard water problem. A phone call will bring an efficient and reliable service man to your door. No obligation. Phone 6470 Santa Ana We have only one service to offer you and that service is Soft Water SOFT WATER SERVICE 1101 E. First Santa Ana For your vacation THIS SUMMER. It's time now to enjoy that long-postponed vacation! And right here in the wonderful west, Nature has provided the best in vacationlands, all easily reached on swift, modern Santa Fe trains. You may want to spend some time at a dude ranch in the cool mountains of Colorado, Arizona or New Mexico, where you can ride and relax amid great natural beauty. Or, perhaps your fancy prefers the Grand Canyon in Western Arizona with its inspiring panorama of giant grandeur. If you like ancient American history, you'll enjoy the historic cliff dwellings around Santa Fe, Mexico and Navajoland in Arizona. There is Carlsbad Caverns in southeastern New Mexico, the "underground G.Canyon" with its miles upon miles of terranean fantasy. Any one of these gournous spots can make your holiday the remembered vacation you have ever enjoyed. Consult your Santa Fe agent for more details. You'll find him supplied with a wide of travel and resort information for you. W. E. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station, Phone 3107 ANAHEIM, CALIF. Judge Knight Santa Ana Guest Next Wednesday Superior Judge Goodwin J. Knight of Los Angeles county anch, who is candidate for lieutenant governor of the state, will be guest at a general county-wide guest rally May 20 at 7 p.m. at Santa Ana Masonic Temple, it was announced yesterday as the general committee for his camaign was named. William K. Lindsay of Santa Ana will be chairman of the sponoring committee of volunteers, drawn from various cities and communities of the county. The jurist was guest Wednesday at a luncheon sponsored by Pro-America at Santa Ana Ebell clubhouse, when other speakers were the six candidates for sheriff of Orange county and Earl W. Stanley of Newport Beach, canidate for the Assembly, 74th disrict of the south county area. Locally, the campaign com­mittee includes George Graham, as local chairman; and he asked that reservations be made by calling Anaheim 2537 before May 27. Don Martinson Elected AUHS President Tues. The tabulation of ballots following the spirited voting by Ananeim Union High school students for next term's officers, revealed Don Martinson to be elected presi­dent with Bill Kellogg, his run­ner-up. Lynn Boliek won the vice-presidential seat. John Jackson was chosen as the safety and welfare head. In the student officer run-offs held May 14, Virginia Casey was elected secretary of records. Richard Hoffman is the sopho- Infant Son of R. J. Smith Passes Joseph A. Smith, nine month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Smith, passed away on Friday, May 17, at St. Joseph hospital in Phoenix, Arlizozna, following an illness of but a few hours. Surviving are his parents; pa­ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Smith of 308 South Los Angeles street, Anaheim, and the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Simpkins of Opelika, Alabama. The Angel Mass was recited at St. Mary's church in Fullerton on Wednesday morning at 9\o'clock. Arrangements were in charge of Hilgenfeld mortuary with burial in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Resident in East Plans Future Home in Anaheim "We enjoy reading the Gazette," states Mrs. John Lorencki of La­Salle, Illinois in a letter to this office, "and are getting more and more acquainted with your beauti­ful city. Let’s hope it won’t take too many years before the housing situation improves, since we are still planning to make Anaheim our future home." Mrs. Lorencki visited this city several years ago and was so impressed with the beauty of Ana­heim and Orange county that she is looking forward to the time when she can make her home here. DRIVER CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER IN TRAFFIC DEATH Driver of the automobile involved in collision with the one in which Mrs. Irma Cassmeir of Anaheim was killed last April 1, was found guilty of misdemeanor manslaughter in Santa Ana Su- Sugar Ration Plan Changes Friday Ed Poehlmann, southland ra­tion chief for the Office of Price Administration, announced this week, members of the armed forces on furlough may be issued sugar rations for leaves up to 120 days. The new amendment becomes effective tomorrow, he said. Formerly, furloughed military per­sonnel were issued regular sugar ration books when their leaves were for 60 days or more and were required to surrender the ration book upon expiration of the leave period. Men on leave for less than 60 days were granted furlough ra­tions, Poehlmann pointed out. The new action, he said, provides uniformity and relieves service personnel of the necessity of ob­taining ration books when the leave period does not exceed 120 days. Over seven hundred long tons of cane sugar is produced in the United States annually. About three-fourths of the world's supply of coffee is produc­ed in Brazil. RED CROSS APPEARANCE LOCAL SEAMSTRESS The Anaheim chap­ter American Red Cross Center street, has issu­ed needed sweaters, kit b­uilding garments for hospitals. Even a snail of donated time will be used it was announcing bags, kits and slippery made in the home: are from 10 a., m., daily except Saturday. ONE-YEAR GUAFine Watch I Five-Day SeiHARTFIELD JEEstablished 1905 by B. 108 W. Center St. An- Lynn Bollek won the vice-presidential seat. John Jackson was chosen as the safety and welfare head. In the student officer run-offs held May 14, Virginia Casey was elected secretary of records. Richard Hoffman is the sophomore class president for 1946-47 and Corda Lee Nelns, vice-president. Greta Kunz was elected president of the Girls League and Shirley Osborne chosen as vice-president. Secretary of girls' athletics, Barbara Carpenter, and new secretary of the student body treasury, Barbara Hein were both elected during the run-offs. Team 1 won the contest for song leaders during the preliminary election. It includes Barbara Hein, Patsy Jorder and Shirley Miller. Uncontested yell leader team members are Sam Bogoshian, Barbara Carpenter, Laurel Lee Kenyon and Ed Stringer, also chosen May 14. GUY PITNEY IMPROVES FROM SERIOUS ILLNESS Guy Pitney, popular photographer with studios in the Kraemer building on East Center street, was returned to his home last Saturday from Fullerton Cottage hospital where he underwent several blood transfusions earlier in the week. About two weeks ago he had a tooth pulled and infection set in, causing hemorrhaging and loss of a quantity of blood. His condition for several days was quite serious. Friends are glad to know he is recuperating. Sell your surplus articles through a Gazette "For Sale" ad. DRIVER CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER IN TRAFFIC DEATH Driver of the automobile involved in collision with the one in which Mrs. Irma Cassmeir of Anaheim was killed last April 1, was found guilty of misdemeanor manslaughter in Santa Ana Superior Court last Monday after 48 minutes deliberation by a jury of seven women and five men. The defendant, Julius Avalon Moran was accused of felony manslaughter but the jury returned the verdict on the reduced charge. Following the verdict, Superior Judge Raymond H. Thompson set May 31 as the date for probation hearing and pronouncement of judgment. The one-day trial was the aftermath of the fatal accident last April on Manchester Blvd., west of La Palma avenue., in which Mrs. Cassmeir, a passenger in an auto operated by her brother-in-law, Howard Belz of Santa Monica, was killed when the two machines, one driven by Moran collided. Moran testified in his own behalf concerning details leading to the collision. Vet Joins Brother, Open 'Sinker' Shop New addition to Anaheim's shopping center is Spooner's Do-Nuts, a modern shop at 114 South Lemon street, specializing in the one-hole delicacy "made on the spot" and delicious coffee. Co-owners and operators of the establishment are Paul E. and Taze B. Spooner. True "Spoonerism" is found in the gay red and white neon sign which is decorated with two love birds perched in a circle in its upper corner and inscribed "Spooners Do-Nuts." Both Spooners are natives of California. Taze Spooner received his discharge from the Army three months ago after serving for eight months in Yokohama, Japan. Paul Spooner was formerly employed in Santa Ana. New provisions of the G. I. bill authorize the veterans administration to guarantee loans for repairs and improvements on veterans' homes, farms, stores and heim and Orange county that she is looking forward to the time when she can make her home here. Recent labor union activities in Orlando the need for eliminating the forces The entire membership of this county heads the Yardbirds World War II constitutional amendment dealing with State Constitution, if and when passed and curb all jurisdictional disputes FULL TEXT — PROPOSED CONSTITUTION THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE DO ENACT ASSEMBLY A new Section 1-B is hereby added to State of California to read: Section 1-B. To protect freedom of chapel encourage and protect peaceful and lawful employees; to eliminate stray from jurisdictional disputes between law causes of industrial strife and aid in thief for all of our people; (a) It shall be unlawful for any two or more inmates or concert of action, to coerce compel, any employee against his will, any labor organization; or any employee employee to become or remain a member. Nothing herein shall prohibit an employer is the collective bargaining representative tarily agreeing that all persons thereafter ployer shall be or become members of s. (b) It shall be unlawful for any two or more inmates or concert of action, to coerce compel, any employee against his will, any labor organization as the collective bachelor his employees, wherever procedures are of such representative and such labor are nated in accordance with such procedure. Nothing herein shall be construed to gain, as protected by prohibitions Nothing herein shall be construed to come or remaining a member of s. Any person injured or threatened with provisions hereof shall be entitled to immediate case, and to recover any damages resulting from jurisdiction. As used herein, "labor organization kind, or any agency or employee rewhich employees participate and which or in part, of dealing with employers' putes, wages, rates of pay, hours of work." As used herein "person" means an partnership, corporation, unincorporated entity. This section is self-executing and shall flict therewith; legislation may be enacted. Both Spooners are natives of California. Taze Spooner received his discharge from the Army three months ago after serving for eight months in Yokohama, Japan. Paul Spooner was formerly employed in Santa Ana. New provisions of the G.I. bill authorize the veterans administration to guarantee loans for repairs and improvements on veterans' homes, farms, stores and shops. Elect... Charles W. LYON Lieutenant GOVERNOR Charles W. Lyon has served 30 years in the State Legislature as Senator and Assemblyman, the last five years as Speaker of the Assembly. The experience gained during these years will prove invaluable to the people with Lyon as Lieutenant Governor. RED CROSS APPEALS TO LOCAL SEAMSTRESSES The Anaheim chapter of the American Red Cross, 142 East Center street, has issued an appeal for aid in creating urgently needed sweaters, kit bags and hospital garments for veterans in hospitals. Even a small amount of donated time will be appreciated if was announced. Bedside bags, kits and slippers may be made in the home. Office hours are from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily except Saturday. Veterans! You can now re-enlist in grade in the Regular Army within three months after discharge. Good until July 1, 1946. ANNOUNCING OPENING THURSDAY, MAY 23 PARKER HOUSE CAFE Dining Room Good Food Pleasant Surroundings Reasonable Prices 122 East Center Street Anaheim Active Help is Needed Now! On activities in Orange County and throughout the State and Nation emhasize minimizing the forces of coercion and compulsion in labor relations. Membership of this council has pledged its full support to Johnny Walker, who birds World War II Veterans Political Association, in sponsoring an initiative Active Help is Needed Now! On activities in Orange County and throughout the State and Nation emphasize eliminating the forces of coercion and compulsion in labor relations. Membership of this council has pledged its full support to Johnny Walker, who chairs World War II Veterans Political Association, in sponsoring an initiative amendment dealing with labor relations. This amendment to the California law, if and when passed, will definitely outlaw the involuntary closed shop, irresidious disputes. NEXT — PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: 1-B is hereby added to Article 1 of the Constitution of the state to read: To protect freedom of choice by the individual employee; to protect peaceful and harmonious relations between employees; to eliminate strikes and work stoppages resulting in social disputes between labor organizations; to diminish the social strife and aid in the production of goods and services people; Unlawful for any two or more persons, by agreement, combination of action, to coerce or compel, or attempt to coerce or employee, against his will, to become or remain a member of organization; or any employer, against his will, to require any person or remain a member of any labor organization. In shall prohibit an employer and a labor organization, which is bargaining representative of his employees, from voluntarily entering the employ of the employer become members of such labor organization. Unlawful for any two or more persons, by agreement, combination of action, to coerce or compel, or attempt to coerce or employee, against his will, to recognize or bargain with a union as the collective bargaining representative of any of wherever procedures are created by law for the designation imperative and such labor organization has not been so designee with such procedures. In shall be construed to interfere with free collective barricaded by prohibitions against coercion herein set forth. In shall be construed to prohibit an employee voluntarily belonging a member of a labor organization. Injured or threatened with injury by violation of any of the laws shall be entitled to injunctive relief therefrom in a proper cover any damages resulting therefrom in any court of common law. In "labor organization" means any organization of any agency or employee representation committee or plan, in which participate and which exists for the purpose, in whole dealings with employers concerning grievances, labor disrates of pay, hours of employment, or conditions of work. In "person" means any person, association, organization, corporation, unincorporated association, or labor organization. As self-executing and shall supersede all provisions in con-legislation may be enacted to facilitate its operation, but no Yardbird Veterans Now War On Union Coercion From Los Angeles Times, May. 12, 1948 Coming into the ascendency in the California political field is the Yardbird Veterans' Political Association. Its specific endeavor at present it to obtain voter signatures sufficient to place on the ballot a proposal to amend the California Constitution. The amendment would free a worker from being compelled or coerced into a union by either a union promoter or an employer. It would require that when an employer bargains collectively with a union the union must represent a majority of his employees to qualify for the bargaining right. Not Antilabor "We want it understood," said Johnny Walker, head of the association, "that we are not fighting unions or labor. On the contrary, we hope to deliver a blow against those influences in unions which have caused so much hardship in this country, especially to the unions' own members, through Fascist tactics of a minority and through unnecessary jurisdictional strikes that have resulted in so much materials shortages." Toured War Fronts The organization is an out growth of Original Yardbirds formed at Ft. MacArthur to put on the Army musical play, "Hey, Rookie!" that ran in Belasco Theater for eight months in 1942-43. It raised $351,000 for Ft. MacArthur athletic and recreation fund. Walker was its leader. Under orders from the War Department, it went on a 120,000-mile entertainment tour of war fronts over the world with the Yanks. In January, Walker incorporated the augmented organization in Sacramento. He said: "How many times while the war was on did you hear the remark, 'Wait till the boys come home!'" of qualified voters in California are needed at once. Which to qualify the above proposed constitutional amendment is extremely features must be in before June 7th. To assist these veterans in getting this for the Fall Ballot, we urge all citizens in Orange County who believe in peaceions and equal protection for the rights of employers and employees to sign now being circulated throughout the County — or better still, help secure significance associates, friends, relatives and neighbors. Simple supply of petitions on hand, with spaces for 100 signatures. Call at our phone Santa Ana 6424. This is your opportunity to work hand in hand with World War II in outlawing the involuntary closed shop and curbing juristutes. Veterans Industrial Relations Council (VETERANS DIVISION) 219 W. H. SPURGEON BUILDING SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA Membership or Contribution to this Council at this Time Will Assist in Getting this Initiative on the Ballot