anaheim-gazette 1950-04-06

Line-Up for Primary Set For County Contests, Speaker Sam L. Collins, 75th district, being opposed by Dan O'Hanlon, Fullerton Democrat, and Assemblyman Earl Stanley of Newport Beach being opposed in the 74th district by Lester Van Tatenhove, Santa Ana, chairman of the county Democratic central committee. The incumbents are Republicans, but both are cross-filing. Republican Congressman John Phillips has two Democratic opponents, Riverside Supervisor William C. Slape and Donald T. Swayer, who tried to beat Phillips two years ago. All candidates live in Riverside county. At the sub-county level, the five justice of the peace contests are: Seal Beach—Incumbent Elmer J. Hughes against Everett W. Reed and Walter Bowman; Tustin—Incumbent R. P. Allen against H. R. Taylor; Orange—Incumbent Elwood Paddock against City Attorney David French, W. Maxwell Burke and Dwane A. Fickle; Fullerton—Incumbent Halsey Apence against Leland C. Launer; Laguna Beach—Incumbent C. C. Cravath against Henry M. Williams. Shea Unopposed Justices of the peace unopposed are: John Shea, Anaheim; Donald J. Dodge, Newport Beach; A. C. Early, Brea; Marco F. Forster, Capistrano; Chris P. Pann, Huntington Beach; Howard C. Cameron, Santa Ana. Constable contests are: Santa Ana—Incumbent Robert Steinberger against Charles Neer; Newport Beach—Incumbent Frank Vaughn against J. E. Jackson, Luis Sandoval To El Paso Store Luis Sandoval, well-known department head of the Anaheim J. C. Pennev Store for the past nine years, left Tuesday, March 28, to assume office as assistant to the manager of the El Paso, Texas, Pennev store. Sandoval, a graduate of the University of Arizona, was prominent in local activities. He taught adult evening classes at the Fullerton high school and Junior college in Fullerton, was an ardent worker for the YMCA, and a leader in Mexican-American activities. He was also very active in church work. Several farewell parties were given in his honor Friday, March 24, the Fullerton adult evening class have a chicken dinner at the Sandoval home. The following Monday morning Anaheim J. C. Penney employees gave a farewell party, and that evening Hi-Y girls and boys and their parents gave a party at the Don Bosto Hall and presented him with a farewell gift. His wife, daughter, Carmelita, and small son, Luis Jr., will join him in El Paso as soon as he has found suitable housing. County Closes Welfare Offices With the county again taking over the welfare job, may leave the state with a financial headache, it will save the taxpayers some money in other ways, apparently. For instance, County Welfare Director Thomas P. Douglas, who left and locked the state building April 1, took only 24 of the 50 Shea Unopposed Justices of the peace unopposed are: John Shea, Anaheim; Donald J. Dodge, Newport Beach; A. C. Early, Brea; Marco F. Forster, Capistrano; Chris P. Pann, Huntington Beach; Howard C. Cameron, Santa Ana. Constable contests are: Santa Ana—Incumbent Robert Steinberger against Charles Neer; Newport Beach—Incumbent Frank Vaughn against J. E. Jackson, John H. Summers, Clyde P. White, Wayne E. Ott and Swen A. Brockman; Huntington Beach—Robert B. Hosmer, Kenneth Wyman, Virgil S. Wilson, Clyde L. Benge, Allyn Perkins, Frank W. Green, and Charles Derigo, contesting for seat vacated by Constable Ben Dulaney; Orange—Horace Inge, V. L. Motry and Clifford Kasad seeking seat vacated by Constable George Bartley; Seal Beach—Incumbent Hans Schmidt against James F. Smith; Brea—Ingumbent Delbert Billups against W. E. Martin and W. E. Livingston. Constables unopposed are: Eris Jamison, Laguna Beach; Dean W. Hasson, Fullerton; Charles F. Logan, Tustin; Carl Stroschein, Capistrano; Edward D. Marian, Anaheim. On the ballot as unopposed candidates for director of Coast Municipal Water district are Richard Patterson and Emil Myrehn, Jr. Break Ground For Presbyterian Church Sunday Members of the Church Building Council include: Harry M. Peterson, chairman; Mrs. Opal N. Youngs, secretary Lloyd S. Ross, treasurer; Mrs. Anna Beebe, M. E. Beebe, Mrs. Margaret J. Buttree, Rector Coons, Frank N. Gibbs, Sid Hammond, Ruth Harbenson, Dr. K. Heuler, Mrs. Eleanor Hillery, Mrs. Ada W. Johnston, Mrs. Emma E. Karlen, A. H. Kirchmann, John Knutzen, Jr., Glenn E. Kunz, Holly A. Markle, Mattie Loy Maxwell, W. C. Maxwell, Mrs. Katherine Miller, Mrs. Ruby Morris, Arval Morris, Mrs. Isalene Pickel, Marion Pickel, Mrs. Virginia Paddock, Mrs. Marie Pearson, Mrs. Myrtle Peterson, Mrs. Frances Renner, Oscar H. Renner, Roland Reynolds, Milo C. Sharp, Mrs. Jeanette Spencer, Mrs. Bea Starmer, Dr. Raymond D. Temple, Mrs. Claudia Walker. Francis Scott Key composed "The Star Spangled Banner" while against Henry M. Williams. County Closes Welfare Offices (Continued from page 1) with the county again taking over the welfare job, may leave the state with a financial headache, it will save the taxpayers some money in other ways, apparently. For instance, County Welfare Director Thomas P. Douglas, who left and locked the state building April 1, took only 24 of the 50 state employees with him. Nineteen of these 24 had been county employees before they were transferred to the state. Besides bringing these 19 back to the county, Douglas took five of the state employees along, to become county employees. “There were 50 employees in the state set-up, but we can do the same job with less than 30 employees,” Douglas explained. He also brought along a small portion of the office equipment for county use. The case load, under Proposition 4, which was repealed last November, jumped in this county from about 300 to 5500, Douglas said. It's Your Duty to Get Out and Vote on Tuesday, April 11. Special $100 1 Dozen Fresh Do-Nuts and 1 lb. Cashews Fri. & Sat. Only Also Swift's Top Quality ICE CREAM Tate-O-Nut DONUT SHOP 821 N. Los Angeles Anaheim 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m. CLOSED TUESDAY IT'S COMING IT'S COMING American Legion Post 72 FIRST ANNUAL "Baseball Circus" ● WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP DONKEY BALL GAME ● GREASED PIG CHASE ● ORANGE CO. HANDICAP WHO IS THE UGLIEST MAN IN ANAHEIM? FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1950 7:30 p.m.—La Palma Park —Watch for Later Announcements in This Paper— IT'S COMING IT'S COMING A. Musick Seeks Re-Election as County Sheriff In this connection, the Sheriff referred to the official annual examination of Orange county offices made by the 1949 Grand Jury. The Grand Jury concluded its official report regarding the sheriff's office by stating: "The conclusion reached at the termination of the investigation disclosed that the Sheriff's Office and County Jail are being administered in a competent, efficient and up-to-date manner. The cooperation between the Sheriff's Office and the other law enforcement agencies in the county is exceptionally good. We find the morale of the personnel of the office to be quite high." This report shows clearly that the sheriff's office has earned the approval of the people of Orange county. When Sheriff Musick was elected in 1946, he undertook certain definite obligations to give good law enforcement to the people of Orange county. These obligations have been faithfully performed. In announcing his candidacy, the sheriff promises the continued discharge of all the duties of the office, with strict adherence to the principle of maximum service to all at the lowest possible cost commensurate with good service. Sheriff Musick was reared in Orange county, educated in its schools and the University of Southern California, where he gained national recognition as an All-American football star. With the exception of the three years that he served with the United States Marines in the last war, he has been engaged in law enforcement work in Orange county since 1933. He is a member of various fraternal veteran and civic organizations, and resides with his wife and daughter at 1606 Louise street, Santa Ana. The fact that Sheriff Musick possesses outstanding qualifications for the office is evidenced by the approval of the voters in every part of the county. In the 1946 election, Sheriff Musick as one of six candidates received an overwhelming majority of votes, and he pledges that if he is retained in office, he will continue to serve the people as their sheriff and will consistently strive to justify the confidence placed in him. LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was issued to Gerald Hawley of Whittier Ramona May Snyder of Paulina street, this city, at the county court house in Ana. 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