anaheim-gazette 1947-08-07

FAMED SELFRIDGE FIELD NEAR DETROIT MIDDLE SITE OF 1st INTERNATIONAL MODEL PLANE CONTEST TODAY SELFRIDGE FIELD IS 50 YEARS OLD, COVERS MORE THAN 9000 ACRES AND IIS 6000 FOOT RUNWAYS HANDLE ANYTHING FROM JET FIGHTERS TO SUPERPORTS. THE OLD AND THE NEW... BELOW: SELFRIDGE FIELD'S FIGHTING PLANE IN 1922-150 MILES AN HOUR TOP SPEED, OPEN COCKPITS, ONE MACHINE GUN, ABOVE: AMERICAN PROTECTORS TODAY - 600 MILES AN HOUR, HEATED COCKPITS, 6 GUYS. ROCKETS, PLUS 8000 LBS. OF BOMBS TO ENCOURAGE YOUTH INTEREST IN AVIATION; HISTORIC SELFRIDGE FIELD HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABLE FOR THREE DAYS THIS SUMMER FOR THE 1st INTERNATIONAL MODEL PLANE CONTEST, SPONSORED BY PLYMOUTH MOTOR CORR. 500 MODEL PLANE CHAMPIONS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WILL COMPETE HERE AND IN DETROIT, AUGUST 13-16, IN THE GREATEST EVENT IN MODEL AVIATION HISTORY. Applaud 'Time'n Tod' at Holiday Stage This Week A bit of the saga of American life is dramatically heightened in A bit of the saga of American life is dramatically heightened in the presentation of Muriel Rio Bolt- William Le Duc Services Held Funeral services were conducted for William W. Le Duc, 90, a resident of California for 29 years, of Anaheim for more than 20 years and of Riverside for the past 7 years, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Hilgenfeld chapel, with Elder Robin H. Kezer of the Junior Chamber Launches Float, Festival Plans Extensive plans for the City of Anaheim's entrance in the Tournament of Lights, August 16, Newport Beach Harbor and the Aquatic Festival to be present under the direction of Tom Hoover in the city park Labor Day, September 1, highlighted the regular dinner-meeting of the newly organized Junior Chamber of Commerce in Mother's Kitchen at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. President Richard Adams presided. Theme of the float to represent Anaheim in the gala annual live tournament will be "Bird in Gilded Cage" it was disclosed. Many "bird" applications are being sieged local officials, Adams commented. Ed Holmson is in charge of Anaheim's float arrangement. Committee members to assist Hoag and general chairman Bob Copeland with the swimming and travaganza were named during the business session. Hoag stated there will be entrants from throughout Orange county representing almost all Boy Scouts troops, Young Men's Christian Association chapters, high school swimming teams and church groups in addition to many enticed individual swimmers and divers. Fred Cornell will be charge of ticket sales; Bill Peterson, trophys; John Mary, seating arrangements; Dean Stevens, tries, and Berl Clancy, advertising. Seating capacity at the plum is 1500. Ticket sales will be Saturday. All 60 members of junior chamber will sell tickets as will many local merchants. A grand sweepstakes trophy. Applaud 'Time 'n Tod' at Holiday Stage This Week A bit of the saga of American life is dramatically heightened in A bit of the saga of American life is dramatically heightened in the presentation of Muriel Rio Bolton's new play "Time 'n Tod," now being given for the first time by Holiday Stage, professional summer stock company, in Tustin high school auditorium on 101 highway. Curtains for the performance are nightly at 8:30 o'clock including Saturday. Clever twists are lent by the authoress on the tried and true theme for pathos and humor of a boy, his grandfather and a dog. Young "Tod," interpreted by a versatile juvenile, Sonny Rees, plots throughout the three acts with his grandfather, convincingly portrayed by Houseley Stevenson, to snare husbands for his two sisters. Right hand companion of the impish Cupid, is an intriguing cocker Spaniel, "Suddenly," who comes near stealing act two with canine tricks. Co-starring as the principal lovers are Rhonda Fleming, on loan from David O. Selznick, playing "Kitty Riordan" and James Ellison. EllaNora plays the part of the other daughter in the family and Mary Bear is seen as "mother." Irma Huffman May, Bob Williams and June Shafer, complete the cast. Play director is Sam Levene. Seventh in the series of nine plays to be presented by Holiday Stage will be the popular mystery-drama by Emyln Williams, "Night Must Fall." Tom Drake, motion picture actor, who scored a success in "The Green Years," "Meet Me in St. Louis" and "The Beginning or the End" will be featured in the leading role. The play will begin next Monday. Mary Finney will play the part of the elderly lady. Drake began his career in the eastern summer stock theater field and later made his New York stage debut in "Janie." GREET DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clemons of Route 1, Box 341, Anaheim, are the proud parents of a new daugh- William Le Duc Services Held Funeral services were conducted for William W. Le Duc, 90, a resident of California for 29 years, of Anaheim for more than 20 years and of Riverside for the past 7 years, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Hilgenfeld chapel, with Elder Robin H. Kezer of the Seventh Day Adventist church, Fullerton, officiating. Le Duc died at his home, Route 1, Box 430, Riverside, early Friday morning after a prolonged illness. He leaves three sons, R. W. Le Duc of Libby, Montana, R. D. Le Duc of Minneapolis, Minnesota, and B. P. Le Duc of Riverside; one daughter, Mrs. Ina Sanford of Anaheim; one brother, J. J. Le Duc of Portland, Oregon; 13 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Interment was in the Anaheim cemetery. European Duty Open Again To Army Enlistees The War Department announces that it may be possible for 200 young men per month from southern California to enlist in the Army for assignment in Europe. According to Col. Leslie W. Jefferson, commanding the southern California district, applicants may be so enlisted provided they are found physically qualified and have prior service, in any branch of the armed forces, and an honorable discharge in the third pay grade or below. It was pointed out by 1st Lt. Edward F. Tully, in charge of the Army recruiting station at Room 109, City Hall, Fullerton that this is the first time in almost a year that men have been able to obtain initial assignment for Europe. County Plans Rent Control Beginning plans for the setting up of a five-man rent control board for Orange county to operate in conjunction with Los Angeles county boards have been launched by Santa Ana Mayor Carson Smith who was authorized by the city council of Santa Ana to meet with the Board of Supervisors. He began arrangements after groups in addition to many enticed individual swimmers and divers. Fred Cornell will be charge of ticket sales; Bill Peterson, trophys; John Mary, seating arrangements; Dean Stevens, tries, and Berl Clancy, advertising. Seating capacity at the plum is 1500. Ticket sales will be Saturday. All 60 members of junior chamber will sell tickets as will many local merchants. A grand sweepstakes trophy, be transferred each year to organization boasting the score in successive aquatic fevals, will be featured. Many in visual trophys, to be donated to Anaheim merchants, will also awarded, Adams stated. Special guests attending chamber meeting were Dean Brordford, president of the Newpark Beach Chamber of Commerce, and Ed Richardson, vice-president of the beach chamber. Amalia K. Lamers Claimed By Death Amalia K. Lamers passed away at the home at 217 North Em street, this city, last Tuesday evening at the age of 85 years. In Starkenburg, Mo., she had been a resident in Anaheim for past 21 years. The deceased was a member S.t Boniface Catholic church. Surviving are three sons, Bernard H. Lamers of Anaheim, Human J. Lamers of St. Louis, M and Ollie A. Lamers of Los Angeles; seven daughters, Mrs. H. Kneip and Mrs. Frank Trok both of Anaheim; Mrs. Cly Toenges of St. Louis, Mrs. Terra Staver of Los Angeles, Sister Placide, of the Notre Dame Orléans Bellville, Ill., Mrs. Chas. Sivoho of Shingle Springs, Calif., Mrs. George H. Share of W Hollywood; fifteen grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosary will at the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary tonic (Thursday) at 7:30 o'clock w Mass at St. Boniface church day morning at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. GREET DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clemons of Route 1, Box 341, Anaheim, are the proud parents of a new daughter who arrived Friday in St. Joseph's hospital, Orange, tipping the scales at seven pounds and 13 ounces. GREET BABY BOY Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Reist of 920 North Dickel street, Anaheim, welcomed a baby son in Fullerton General hospital, last Thursday. County Plans Rent Control Beginning plans for the setting up of a five-man rent control board for Orange county to operate in conjunction with Los Angeles county boards have been launched by Santa Ana Mayor Carson Smith who was authorized by the city council of Santa Ana to meet with the Board of Supervisors. He began arrangements after the council received a letter from Gov. Earl Warren stressing the need to continue with rent control when Federal enforcement ceases. Clara Barton, first president of the American Red Cross society, held that position from 1881 to 1904. DEPENDABILITY EXPERIENCE ... these are the qualities you want in an escrow holder ● Let Bank of America handle your escrow business. This bank offers you unquestioned financial strength, vast experience, fast and superior service, and an escrow department that's here today and will be here tomorrow. Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION California State Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION © MEMBER FEDERAL REVERE SYSTEM MINOR CHAMBER BUNCHES FLOAT, FESTIVAL PLANS Intensive plans for the City of Hoag's entrance in the Tourna-de-Lights, August 16, in Hart Beach Harbor and the Festival to be presented at the direction of Tom Hoag city park Labor Day, September 1, highlighted the regular meeting of the newly ordained Junior Chamber of Compton Mother’s Kitchen at 7:30 Wednesday evening. President Adams presided. Some of the float to represent him in the gala annual light event will be "Bird in a Cage" it was disclosed. "Bird" applications are being local officials, Adams com. Ed Holmson is in charge of Anaheim’s float arrangements. Committee members to assist and general chairman Roy and with the swimming exhanza were named during business session. Hoag stated he will be entrants from about Orange county repreening almost all Boy Scout Young Men’s Christian Assoon chapters, high school training teams and church teams in addition to many tall individual swimmers and Fred Cornell will be in use of ticket sales; Bill Pearrophys; John Mary, seating arrangements; Dean Stevens, en-land Berl Clancy, advertising. Capacity at the plunge 40. Ticket sales will begin today. All 60 members of the chamber will sell tickets to many local merchants. CORY TELLS HOW TO ELIMINATE FLIES IN STOCK PENS WITH DDT Climate and soil are the two factors that limit avocado production and determine where the orchard should be planted and what varieties to plant says R. E. Puffer, assistant farm advisor. The Mexican avocados are the most resistant to frost, about as resistant as the sweet orange. The Mexicola is the most hardy. The Guatemalans are less hardy, about the same as the Eureka lemon. In this group, the Haas is more resistant than the Anaheim. The Fuerte is in between these two groups. The mean temperature during the flowering and fruit-setting period is one of the main factors in determining the amount of fruit set. The other is the alternate bearing habit of the avocado. This is especially important with early-blossoming varieties such as the Fuerte. Growers in locations where cool weather predominates, with mean temperatures less than 56 degrees Fahrenheit during Fuerte blossoming, should plant later blossoming varieties such as the Hass. Sudden heat waves, especially with low humidity, interferes with fruit set and causes fruit drop. Prevailing and desiccating strong winds are injurious to the fruit and fruit-setting. Avocado orchards do best on the medium-textured soils. They can be grown on shallow soils but do better on at least three feet of soil. They must have good drainage. Avocados grown on poorly drained soils, such as a shallow soil with a subsoil impervious to water or a very heavy soil, usually go into decline and die. NEW MEMBER Greeting a baby son, were Mr. and Mrs. Myron Adkinson of Route 1, Box 785, Garden Grove, Friday. He arrived in St. Joseph hospital, Orange, tipping the scales at seven pounds and one-half ounce. Lightning travels at a speed of about 20,000 miles a second. LICENSE TO WED Taking out a marriage license at the county court house, Santa Ana, Tuesday, were Miss Marian LaFot of 2554 Page Drive, Alta-dena, and Victor Payse, Jr., of P. O. Box 532, Anaheim. Farmyard experts have thickened the egg’s white for better cooking. Tiburcio Carrillo Death Friday Tiburcio Carrillo, 75 years old, passed away at the home 325 Juliana street last August 1. Born in Zacatecasico, he had been a resident of heim since 1918. Surviving are his wife, Dr. of the home; four sons, Dr. Louis, both of Anaheli tronilo of Ontario and Fr Mexico and 23 grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosar held at the chapel of Backs, bell and Kaulbars mortua-t Sunday evening at 7:30 with Mass at St. Boniface Monday, 9 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Ladies’ Fashion Strike New Note A humorous dissertation women fashions and style entitled “Treachery in the States” brought Patterson honors to Dr. Kenneth Heu-sing the Anaheim Toastr regular dinner session night in the La Palma Grill dent Alfred Holve wield gavel for the business men. Table topic chairman was old Alfson who introduced Asian Relations” as subject round table discussion. For heated debate, the speaker introduced by Robert J.. Lightning travels at a speed of about 20,000 miles a second. Farmyard experts have thickened the egg's white for better cooking. The ARCADE Announces its OPEN Saturday, August 308 West Central Anaheim, Cali OFFICE SUPPLIES Kaulbars mortuary tonight sday) at 7:30 o'clock with at St. Boniface church Frinorning at 9 o'clock. Interwill be in Holy Sepulchre ery. Would you believe it? Medieval DaysMESS OF BREAD INDICATED STANDING. FRESHLY BAKED FOR ROYALTY, 1 DAY OLD FOR LITY, 2 DAY OLD FOR GENTRY, VOLD FOR SCHOLARS, 4 DAY FOR PEASANTS. Today- BREAD WRAPPED IN PAPER IS DELIVERED OVENTO 34,000,000 LIES EVERY DAY. 308 West Center Anaheim, Cali OFFICE SUPPLIES BUSINESS STATEMENT PERSONAL STATEMENT ACCOUNTING PRINT Stationery -- Business Card Forms. -- Envelopes -- JOHN G. SPIELMAN Tiburcio Carrillo Death Friday Tiburcio Carrillo, 75 years of age, passed away at the home at 5 Juliana street last Friday, August 1. Born in Zacatecas, Mexico, he had been a resident of Anaheim since 1918. Surviving are his wife, Deideria; the home; four sons, Manuel and Louis, both of Anaheim; Penilo of Ontario and Frank of Mexico and 23 grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosary was held at the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary last Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock with Mass at St. Boniface church Monday, 9 a.m. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Ladies’ Fashions Strike New Note A humorous dissertation upon women fashions and style foibles titled "Treachery in the United States" brought Patterson trophy honors to Dr. Kenneth Heuler during the Anaheim Toastmasters' regular dinner session Monday night in the La Palma Grill. President Alfred Holve wielded the velvet for the business meeting. Table topic chairman was Harold Alfson who introduced "Russian Relations" as subject for round table discussion. Following heated debate, the speakers were introduced by Robert J. (Bob) Allen, toastmaster of the evening. Evaluator was William Davis. In addition to Dr. Heuler, the other speakers were Herman Hoch maling a comparison between the tides and growth in Anaheim, "Waves So Realistic," and Ed Wright presenting an extemporaneous discussion of the fading away of old mining towns, "Twilight." Next week's speakers will include Royal Marten, Joe Kaska and Aubrey Van Verst. Toastmaster of the evening will be Bill Davis; Ed Wright, critic, and Alfred Holve, table topic chairman. ISSUE LICENSE A marriage license was issued to Louis Leon Valencia of Anaheim and Beatrice Marie Tafolla of Orange at the county court house in Santa Ana last Monday. Gazette want ads bring results. For Sale 6-Room House Extra Good Condition Beautiful Landscaping Fruit Trees, Lawn Ideal for Children Phone 2352 Keep an eye on our classified section! LOANS On Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches, Typewriters, Shotguns, etc. WE ALSO DO QUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING SANTA ANA, CALIF. GLICK'S, 406 E. 4TH ST. 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