anaheim-gazette 1947-07-10

Junior Chamber Given Charters During Dinner Presentation of the national charter and the state charter climaxed the charter night dinner of the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce which made its formal bow Tuesday evening in the Ebell club house. Pat Rafferty, member for California of the national board of directors, and Don Smith of Huntington Park, state president, did the honors. The charters were received by Anaheim President Dick Adams. Lynn Snyder, president of the Santa Ana Junior Chamber, sponsoring organization, acted as master of ceremonies, introducing Mayor Charles A. Pearson; Glen Hipes, president of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce; E. W. Moeller, secretary of the Anaheim Chamber; and presidents of local service clubs, Warren Ashleigh, Lions; Al Mittman, 20-30; LeRoy Ater, Rotary, and Norb Faessel, Kiwanis. State President Smith revealed that four junior chambers were organized in 1927, the first in California, one of them being in his native city, Santa Ana. He is the twentieth state president. At present there are more than 16,000 members in 82 Junior Chambers in the state. After he presented the national charter Rafferty outlined the aims of the organization. They include efforts toward civic, business and recreational improvements within the city, and the expansion of present facilities. Sponsorship of a model airplane show to be staged in cooperation with the Balsa Butchers in La Palma park in September was Some Fishermen Have Luck Over Long Weekend Sam Whippo, Jack Hatfield and Bob Williams found the bass, crappie and the bluegills responsive to flies during the Fourth of July weekend at Henshaw lake. Hatfield took a four pound bass on a fly rod and Williams got two limits of bass in two days. During two days of fishing at a point known as Salt Creek south of Laguna Beach Orville Stormer took three good sized corbinas fishing from the shore and several barracuda while trolling from a rubber lifeboat. Mr. and Mrs. John Acquafranca took eight trout on salmon eggs over the Fourth of July weekend at Big Bear lake and reported on their return that many trout were being caught at the lake. Spec Thorson and "Shorty" Smith reported at Bob Williams shop that in two days of fishing near Carlsbad they caught eight corbinas and one eight-pound spot fin croaker. Wiley Rumfeldt reported he caught an eight-pound corbina fishing from the Balboa jetty. During the same evening took a total of eight corbina and one yellowfin. Stanley Mullins and Stanley Woodruff reported that, fishing in Newport Bay, they caught a 24-pound spotfin croaker, several calico bass, and perch and a yellowfin. Charles Linger who tried his luck at Big Bear lake caught a 27 inch trout on a spinner while fishing from shore and the same day caught a three and one-half pound bass. 'Bill' Fennell, Jr. AAF Lieutenant William E. Fennell, Jr., son of After he presented the national charter Rafferty outlined the aims of the organization. They include efforts toward civic, business and recreational improvements within the city, and the expansion of present facilities. Sponsorship of a model airplane show to be staged in cooperation with the Balsa Butchers in La Palma park in September was discussed. Exact date of the meet is being sought of the national model association. Unable to attend the event was Stan Lowery of Pasadena, past state president, who was scheduled to be the guest speaker. Dinner hosts were members of the new Anaheim booster group, their wives, mothers, sisters or feminine friends. More than 100 members and guests were present. Following the presentation, Anaheim President Adams presided. Sully Roquet was in charge of banquet arrangements, and Paul Havens, ticket sales. Active Session For Toastmasters Opening Toastmaster club activities, Paul H. Demaree, table topic master, introduced the subject "If We Knew We Had Only Two Years to Live" last Monday night at the meeting held at La Palma Grill. President Al Holve presided over the session. Winner of the Patterson trophy was Royal Marten who interpreted a philosophy of life, "Eternal Issues." John Knutzen, second speaker, described "A Trip to Yellowstone Park." Holve acted as toastmaster of the evening. Critics were Sydney Pellew and Demaree. Wilbur Holve, President Holve's son, was introduced during the dinner session. HORSE TAKES HOLIDAY A horse decided to celebrate July 4 by taking an unescorted walk, Woody Cummings, 711 South Walnut street, who tethered the stray, reported to Anaheim police that afternoon. 'Bill' Fennell, Jr. AAF Lieutenant William E. Fennell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Fennell, 206 East Wilhelmina street, graduated as a second lieutenant in the Army Air Corps from the San Antonio, Texas, officers candidate school, recently. He was assigned to Boca Raton, Florida, for further training in electronics in connection with weather forecasting. During World War II, Lt. Fennell served with the AAF and was stationed with a weather forecasting unit in Brazil. He was separated from the service in 1946, but decided to make the AAF his career and rejoined. Fair Crowd Sees New Type Orange Juice Extractor California orange juice took on added glamour at the San Diego County Fair this week at Del Mar. Thousands of fair visitors lined up at the shimmering modernistic juice bar of the San Bernardino National Orange Show to quaff the golden beverage as it came from a unique device that extracts the juice from five hundred oranges a minute, a device which eliminates all oil from the peel and shakes out the pulp. The bar is constructed of polished, fluted aluminum and lucite, under a gaily colored canopy. MAJOR SCHMITT HOME FROM NAVAL HOSPITAL Major Charles Schmitt, director of St. Catherine's Military academy, is recovering at home from an operation in Long Beach Naval hospital where he had been confined for the past two weeks. How to save by spending—Buy a U.S. Savings Bond at your bank. THE HUGO WIEHARDTS' WELCOME DAUGHTER Proud parents are Mr. and Hugo Wiehardt, 622 South Clement Street, who greeted a daughter, Jeanne Yvonne, o'clock Wednesday morning. Fullerton General Hospital nowcomer weighed seven pounds and seven ounces. Awaiting arrival at home is the Wiehardt four-year-old son, Mark Mat grandmother is Mrs. Katharimrath, 624 South Cleme street. ATTEND SPECIAL RED CROSS MEETING Plans for sending Chri gifts to service men on the A horse decided to celebrate July 4 by taking an unescorted walk, Woody Cummings, 711 South Walnut street, who tethered the stray, reported to Anaheim police that afternoon. How to save by spending—Buy a U.S. Savings Bond at your bank. WHEN IT'S EMPTY – THROW IT AWAY! Now! GET ACME in a NO-DEPOSIT, NO-RETURN BEER BOTTLE! (11 oz. size) No more plunking down a deposit or lugging back the empties when you buy Acme Beer. In the new One-Way bottles, Acme requires no deposit, no return...you can throw the empties away! ACME'S FIRST AGAIN... Acme was first to offer beer in cans and first to return them after the war. Now Acme is first again on the West Coast to bring you this no-deposit, no-return bottle. IT'S THE AGE OF ACME Brewed in Los Angeles by ACME BREWING CO. H. R. BRINKERHOFF 308 East Third Street SANTA ANA, Calif. ANAHEIM GAZETTE FOR AN UNBAFE AND INSANE FOURTH! AUHS Cadets To Attend Annual Encampment Approximately 43 cadets from Anaheim Union high school's unit of the California Cadet Corps have registered to attend the annual cadet encampment July 9 to 19 at Camp San Luis Obispo, Lt. Colonel Charles A. Royston, acting director of the cadet corps, announced this week. Forty adult commandants will comprise the encampment's instruction administrative staff for the 700 boys from public and private secondary schools throughout the state, Colonel Royston said. The majority of the staff members who will supervise activities are veterans of World War I and II and include former Army, Navy and Marine Corps officers. Camp courses scheduled are first aid, swimming and life saving, map reading, marksmanship with range firing, physical training, and leadership and command. A full program of sports and recreation is planned with regular evening entertainment on the post in cooperation with civic organizations of San Luis Obispo. Those attending the encampment from Anaheim include Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Donald Martinson; Cadet Majors Eugene Bernard Hutain, Richard Garabedian; Cadet First Lieutenant Richard Earl Hoxsie; Cadet Master Sergeant Robert Earl Mark; Cadet Sergeants Jack Arthur Adams, John Lawrence Dier, Robert Lee Powell; Cadet Corporals Charles Roosevelt Burgess, William Boyce Burr, Amadok Hernandez Corona, Donald William Dier, Eddie Liptrapp, Alfonsa Orosco; Cadet Privates First Class Eugene Botts, Herschel Edward Coulter, Robert Charles Hipes, Paul Franklin Huson, Herbert Raymond Perez, Want to Be a Salamander? Need a Right Flow Box? Call on WAA Uncle Sam will make a salamander out of you for $15. You know—one of those creatures people used to believe could walk through the hottest flames cathed. It comes about through the War Sets Administration sale at 1220 Street, Wilmington, July 8, at a.m. Telephone Hour Programs Slated Nelson Eddy, Plyna Stoska and Basil Rathbone will be guest stars on the July weekly Bell Telephone hour programs, C. J. McDonald, district manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, announced. These broad- Telephone Hour Programs Slated Nelson Eddy, Plyna Stoska and Basil Rathbone will be guest stars on the July weekly Bell Telephone hour programs, C. J. McDonald, district manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, announced. These broadcasts are heard each Monday night at 8 o'clock over NBC stations. The 57-piece Bell Symphonic orchestra conducted by Donald Voorhees will accompany the stage, screen and opera artists, and interpret special selections. Eddy, a popular baritone, will present a selected program July 7, singing "Love is the Time" from his current motion picture "Northwest Outpost," among others. A newcomer to the "Hour" on Juyl 14 will be Miss Stoska, American-born Metropolitan soprano, who recently made her first appearance on the west coast. Varying from the usual musical trend, Rathbone, dramatic actor of the screen, will present the narration of "Peter and the Wolf," July 21. The 48 voices of the mixed chorus and the Bell orchestra will be blended in the presentation of a special program taken from major musical works. Submerged Land Claimed Under Girard Script The city of Huntington Beach has filed a claim on 40 acres of submerged lands offshore from the city. The claim is filed by virtue of the fact that the city has obtained possession of a piece of the famous Gerard scrip which is said to entitle the owner to ownership of public lands. Now that the U. S. Supreme Court has ruled that the three-mile strip of submerged lands below low tide belongs to the federal government interest is lent to this piece of paper. The Gerard scrip was issued in 1855 to the heirs of William Gerard by Congress as a reward for services to the government during the Indian war of 1790 when Gerard was killed carrying mes- Earl Hoxsie; Cadet Master Sergeant Robert Earl Mark; Cadet Sergeants Jack Arthur Adams, John Lawrence Dier, Robert Lee Powell; Cadet Corporals Charles Roosevelt Burgess, William Boyce Burr, Amadok Hernandez Corona, Donald William Dier, Eddie Lip-trapp; Alfonsa Orosco; Cadet Privates First Class Eugene Botts, Herschel Edward Coulter, Robert Charles Hipes, Paul Franklin Huson, Herbert Raymond Perez, Milton Gilbert Peters, Robert Dean Risner, Eddie Lee Taylor, Rodrick Maurice Wallace; Cadets Richard Felex Alvarado, Daniel Louis Berg, Howard John Coffman, Edwin Dale Curry, Patrick Francis Flynn, August Rochin Huesca, Jimmy Jeudivin, Phillip Noel LaMori, Ronald Lee Maese, Jack Loyd Marolf, Enoch Carline Peterson, Francis Edward Petty, Raymond Herbert Redlick, Jimmy Richards, Paul Robert Rumelt, Albert Scott, Joseph Scott, Robert Louis Sieward, Pedro Canales Verdin and William Charles Walters. Man Suspected Of Car Theft Here Convicted Edward Brooks Willford, believed by Anaheim police to have been in a party which stole a new car from the display room of the McFadden motor sales room on north Los Angeles street early on the morning of April 17, was convicted last weekend in Superior Court in Santa Ana on charges of burglary, assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit murder. The charges grew out of the burglary of a gun store in Seal Beach, followed by a gun battle with two Seal Beach police officers. Willford subsequently was taken into custody near Lake Tahoe after a companion had been killed in a battle with highway patrolmen. The Seal Beach gun store burglar escaped during their battle with officers in a stolen automobile which was abandoned here. Police believe the men then took the new car from the McFadden display room and drove it to San Bernardino where they abandoned it in favor of two new cars they took from a display room there. Hunting Rules TEND SPECIAL RED MOSS MEETING Plans for sending Christmas gifts to service men on the high seas were formulated by Red Cross representatives from Los Angeles and Orange counties this afternoon in the Long Beach chapter headquarters. Attending from Anaheim were Mrs. N. Wisser, Anaheim chapter clerk, and Mrs. P. M. Wheelock, local executive secretary. The Cross will act as a clearing house for presents being sent by outside organization or individual it was announced. MOLAY TEAM TROUNCES RANGE TEAM 18 TO 7 A fast moving ball game today night the Anaheim Deer nine ran up a score of 18 against the 7 runs made by the Orange DeMolay team on the Irvine park diamond. Sixteen local members attended the short business session and game with Adir Huston Kier. Tentative plans are made for the Santa Anaheim game. Climax of the race came when Denny Dickens of Anaheim batted a home run with bases loaded. The southernmost point on the land of Europe is at a point near Gibraltar, Spain. It is many miles farther south than any point Italy or Greece. Gerard scrip which is said to entitle the owner to ownership of public lands. Now that the U. S. Supreme Court has ruled that the three-mile strip of submerged lands below low tide belongs to the federal government interest is lent to this piece of paper. The Gerard scrip was issued in 1855 to the heirs of William Gerard by Congress as a reward for services to the government during the Indian war of 1790 when Gerard was killed carrying messages to the Indians for George Washington. Each of the three heirs of the hero were awarded scrip entitling them to a section of public land. Huntington Beach has acquired a certificate for 40 acres issued originally to William Gerard. City Atty, Ray Overacker of Huntington Beach said the certificate held by the city is Special Certificate No. 2, Subdivision 5, and was issued Oct. 18, 1880, and the acting commissioner of the general land office, Department of the Interior, lists John T. Arms of Washington, D. C. as the assignee. Arms then on Oct. 22 of the same year assigned it to Robert M. Forsman. Forsman assigned it without name Nov. 9, 1886, the scrip shows. Huntington Beach acquired it from the Pacific Basin Development Co. THE R. A. PATRICKS ENTERTAIN FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Patrick, 212 South Ohio street, were hosts to a lawn party in their back yard last Friday. Those present included the Patrick's two younger sons, Jimmy and Charles; Mr. and Mrs. Reid Corbet of Fullerton, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sisson of Anaheim. Everybody reads the Gazette. The Seal Beach gun store burglaries escaped during their battle with officers in a stolen automobile which was abandoned here. Police believe the men then took the new car from the McFadden display room and drove it to San Bernardino where they abandoned it in favor of two new cars they took from a display room there. Hunting Rules For 1947 Made By Commission Seasons, hours, limits and hunting areas for hunting big game, and upland game birds in 1947 have been set by the California State Fish and Game Commission. The deer hunting season in the coastal area will again begin August 7 and end September 15. In the Sierra area the season will begin September 16 and extend through October 15. Two deer may be taken in a season in the coastal area and in Del Norte, Humboldt and Trinity counties and those portions of Tehema, Shasta and Siskiyou counties lying west of U.S. Highway 99. Game refuges which were declared open or abolished by the commission include 4C in Orange county, portions of 4A in San Bernardino county which will be open for taking of deer, quail, water fowl and bandtail pigeons in the proper seasons, and a portion of 4E in San Diego county. Prince Albert gave Victoria a golden ring fashioned as a snake composed of fourteen hinged joints, twelve of them set with diamonds. Bill Hunton Joins Staff Of Local Paper G. M. "Bill" Hunton, orange rancher, former truck line operator, horseman and civic worker, is acquiring a new experience this week as business manager of the Orange County News. Hunton lives on his orange ranch at the corner of Placentia avenue and South street. He or-ganized and operated the Valencia Truck company until he sold it two years ago, was for 15 years active in Boy Scout work, is a member of El Rodeo Riding club and a member of the Sheriff's Mounted Reserve. MR.-MRS. VERN FINCH ENJOY DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Vern Finch, directors of the Finch studio of modern dancing; 135½ West Center street, were the dinner guests of Joseph White and his son-in-law and daughter of Fullerton Wednesday night of last week. VISITS PARENTS Miss Alta Klebert of this city spent four days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Klebert of San Diego. She left here last Thursday and returned Tuesday night. Her father is recovering from an operation. 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