anaheim-gazette 1949-12-08

Postpone Murder Trial of Youth Trial of James Cullison, 18, Westminster youth charged with the murder of Mrs. Alice Tarver, elderly Santa Ana woman who was fatally beaten in her home last September 26, has been postponed to next Monday, December 12, in Superior Judge Gardner's court. Postponement was requested by District Attorney James L. Davis, who plans to personally conduct the prosecution of Cullison. Davis Communications Wizard Shown here as he adjusts repeaters in an Army automatic telephone installation; is Sgt. Henry C. Kahrman, of the Signal Corps. "This work sure looks complicated at first," Kahrman admits. "But with the expert training the Army gives you, you learn it fast." Bob acquired all his specialized training in the Army and is making it his career: "Only 10 years to go and I'll retire," he points out. "In the meantime I've a depression-proof job, a chance to save for the future and plenty of other advantages." Bob says a young man who wants to learn a trade the way he did can't CARE Observes Fifth Year With Expansion With the beginning of its fifth year of operations, CARE today, through Edward J. Flynn, western states director, made a report on the nine million food and textile packages shipped to needy people in Europe and Asia since the inception of the CARE service. Placing a value on these parcels at $88,000,000, Flynn pointed out that in the single item of meat about 50,000,000 cans have been packaged for CARE... roughly the equivalent of 18,000 head of cattle, 90,000 pigs and 170,000 turkeys. In the form of powdered and canned milk, some 50 million quarts have gone to build strong bones and teeth in European and Asiatic children. Enough flour has been sent to bake more than 30 million loaves of fine white bread. When the five million pounds of rice is cooked, there should be enough to fill 20 million bowls. Pointing out that U.S. government reports, as well as surveys by CARE overseas missions, indicate that great areas of need still exist. Flynn said that in its fifth year CARE, far from reducing its services, is expanding them. CARE is a U.S. government-approved service composed of 25 major welfare agencies. Food and textile packages ranging in price from $4.00 to $10.00 may be ordered from the local CARE office at 217 West Ninth street, Los Angeles 15. now is engaged in conducting prosecution of another murder case, that against Simon Cervantes, 22, of Stanton, which still was in progress this week, when the In 1945 science learned how to harness the power of the atom. In 1949 science learned how to treat rheumatoid arthritis. The importance of the first discovery has been explained adequately perhaps to every literate person in the world. The importance of the second discovery is not so well understood, but it is a tremendous medical achievement nevertheless. Arthritis is the world's oldest known disease. Evidence of its prevalence in the ancient world has been found in the bones of men and animals dead before the concept of history existed. Today rheumatic disease is still the most wide-spread of all chronic ailments, claiming no fewer than seven and a half million American victims. Until the discovery this year that the secret lay in a group of hormones known as steroids, medicine had been able to do little for arthritis except to alleviate pain. Before the many research leads offered by the discovery of cortisone and ACTH are exhausted, it is entirely possible that rheumatic disease as a cause of disability and pain will be eliminated. During 1949 preferred by truck use over the next two makes combined two makes combined CHEVROLET ADVANCE-DESIGN TRUCKS This overwhelming preference stems from just one fact: Chevrolet trucks give more for the money 1949 results based on incomplete but conclusive nationwide registration figures. CONE BROTHERS, Chevrolet 215 No. Los Angeles St. - Anaheim berculosis prevention and control for the coming year depends on the success of the 1949 Christmas Seal Sale. The sale constitutes the association's sole financial support. The plans for 1950 depend on a successful Seal Sale are: A traveling information center on tuberculosis and heart disease; an expanded chest x-ray program in industry, schools and Mexican communities; a school health advisory program; and health institutes. Placentia Man Called by Death Bernardino N. Rangel, 64, House No. 31, Chapman Hill, West San Jose Avenue, Placentia, died Wednesday of last week at Fullerton Cottage hospital following a brief illness. A native of Mexico, he came to the United States 25 years ago, the past 26 of which he spent in Placentia. Surviving are his wife Librada Rangel; one daughter, Mrs. Emily Martinez of Placentia; one son, Cruz Rangel of Cypress; one brother, Evaristo Rangel of Placentia, and seven grandchildren. Recitation of the Holy Rosary was held last Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the Hall of Chapman Hill. Mass was read at St. Joseph's Catholic church in Placentia at 9 o'clock Friday morning. Interment was in the cemetery of the Holy Sepulcher. Hilgenfeld mortuary of Anaheim was in charge of arrangements. Isham Services Held Wednesday Funeral services for Cora A. Isham, 72, who died Saturday afternoon at the family residence, 405 West Sixth street, Pomona, were conducted from the Anaheim Church of the Nazarene yesterday (Wednesday) morning at 10 o'clock with Dr. A. E. Sanner, district superintendent, officiating assisted by the Revs. L. A. Whitcomb and D. Shelby Corlett. A native of Indiana, Mrs. Isham came to California 30 years ago, That is why the 1949 fund raising campaign of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation is so important to the welfare of humanity and so deserving of the support of every public-spirited person. Your gift can do the most good if given now. Every day's delay in initiating the necessary research may mean the death of another child of rheumatic fever, the permanent crippling of another adult by rheumatoid arthritis. Contributions to hasten the defeat of rheumatic disease may be made through HUMAKE GLAM CHRISTMAS Christmas Seal Sale Nears Goal As the 1949 Christmas Seal Sale in Orange county entered its third week receipts so far total $8,996.69 it was revealed in a report by Harry L. Hanson, County Christmas Seal Sale Chairman. With three weeks remaining; Hanson pointed out, there is a good chance that the county will reach its quota. He urged, however, that returns be made as soon as possible. "Early returns mean that Orange County Tuberculosis Association can go forward promptly with its 1950 plans to protect the health of the community," he added. "The association's program of tu- $5000 CERTIFIED PERFECT SOLITAIRE $12500 CERTIFIED PERFECT BRIDAL PAIR PAY WEEKLY or MONTHLY $300.00 CERTIFIED PERFECT BRIDAL PAIR Certified Perfect Emerald Cut Diamond $850 Federal T Certified Perfect one carat em platinum mounting, supported b Other emerald cut diamonds in Open Evenings Until Xmas Open Saturday Until 9 WATCH AND JEWELS the past 15 of which she has spent in Pomona. She was a licensed minister in the Church of the Nazarene, and for six years, from 1928 to 1934, served as pastor of the Anaheim church. She is survived by her husband, James Foster Isham; two sons, the Rev. Harold H. Isham of Pomona and Marold M. Isham of San Diego; one daughter, Mrs. Naomi J. Myers of Pomona; one brother, the Rev. Adelbert Albertson of Pomona; three sisters, Miss Elma Albertson, Mrs. Mary Hockett and Mrs. Maggie Fankhauser, all of Kansas; eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Interment was in the Pomona cemetery. Hilgenfeld mortuary of Anaheim was in charge of arrangements. Open Bids for Construction at Anaheim Lab The county supervisors this week called for bids, to be opened January 3 at 11 a.m., on the contract for constructing two new units at the county's newly acquired agricultural laboratory on Palm street, Anaheim. The project, to cost about $40,000, will include an L shaped unit of about 3,500 square feet of floor space for housing the agricultural department offices, which will be moved from Santa Ana. In addition there will be an aluminum steel warehouse, 44x60 feet in dimensions, also driveways and parking areas. L. H. STAN Violin, Accordion, Hawaiian & Spanish Guitar Instruction Third Floor, Odd Fellows Hall 325 West Center St Tuesday, 8 to 8 p.m. om HURST MAKE GLAMOROUS CHRISTMAS GIFTS $100.00 CERTIFIED PERFECT SOLITAIRE $125.00 CERTIFIED PERFECT BRIDAL PAIR NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGE $850.00 Federal Tax Inc. 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