anaheim-gazette 1950-05-08

FIRE-GUTTED BUILDINGS AT RIMOUSKI, QUEBEC—The center of town of Rimouski, gutted by a $12,000,000 fire. More than 1,000 were homeless after being burned out by a fire yards. A third of the town is a smoldering ruin. C. G. Gillespie to Headline Tuesday Progress Forum C. G. Gillespie, former chief sanitary engineer of the state of California is to be the featured speaker at the noon luncheon meeting of Industrial Day, tomorrow. One of the program highlights of the Chamber of Commerce's fourth annual Civic Progress Week. The nationally-recognized sanitation engineer will speak on the importance of sanitation to industry. He is presently employed by the Orange County Joint Outfall Sewer System as a consulting sanitary engineer. In this capacity, he did much to bring about the future when his car collided fourth and French streets, Ana, with a machine operated Walter C. Viera, 68, Santa Ana. Laur J. Young, 84, and Bradley, 76, both of 223 Ninth Street, Huntington Beach slightly injured Saturday in a collision between cars driven Velda O. Lutas, Huntington and Leroy C. Waltze, Costa C. G. Gillespie to Headline Tuesday Progress Forum C. G. Gillespie, former chief sanitary engineer of the state of California is to be the featured speaker at the noon luncheon Carnell Beauty Salon SPECIAL Permanent Waves $20.00 Value, Now $15.00 $15.00 Value, Now $12.50 $12.50 Value, Now $10.00 $10.00 Value, Now $7.50 Other permanents start as low as $5.00 including hair cut, shampoo and styling by experts who know how to give permanents, Newest hair cuts by Mr. Carnell $1.00. CARNELL BEAUTY SALON 102 E. Center Anaheim 6215 16 Injured In Car Accidents During Weekend (Continued from page 1) a power pole on Trabuco road, east of Santa Ana, Sunday. Two other El Toro Marines, Donald B. Shephard, 20, and Hiram Patterson, 24, were injured early Sunday when Shephard fell asleep at the wheel and his car struck a power pole on Newport road, and Highway 101 in Tustin. William Dow received a cut forehead and bruised leg when he dozed at the wheel of his car and struck palm tree on North Flower street, Santa Ana, early today. William E. Barker, 26, Santa Ana, received a possible leg fracture when his car collided fourth and French streets with Ana, with a machine operated Walter C. Viera, 68, Santa Ana. Laur J. Young, 84, and Bradley, 76, both of 223 Ninth Street, Huntington Beach slightly injured Saturday morning after a collision between cars drove Velda O. Lucas, Huntington Beach and Leroy C. Waltze, Costa Rica. Newcomers and Veterans Will Publish Paper (Continued from Page 1) has made studies in photo-processing processes and equipment. Neil Stanley To Staff The new advertising manager Neil Stanley, comes to Ana from Santa Ana where he employed by the Santa Ana artist for 20 years successively reporter, suburban editor graph editor, and city editor he was news writer for the can Broadcasting Company Hollywood. He also has written for national business publications for several years. Before joining the Gazette Stanley served for several years as advertising manager for Bellflower Herald-Enterprise conducted independent advertisements. Mr. Stanley is married and one son at the University of California at Los Angeles. Managing editor of the Gazette is Robert Funseth who has since 1948 as editor of the weekly Gazette. City editor and spat William B. Gregory who coached Anaheim from Los Angeles. Bradley, formerly a staff graphicer for New York City other eastern newspapers as picture editor and head engraving department. Ralph Rouland, a veteran weekly staff, will continue as sified advertising manager; Mrs. Mary Rouland remains the staff as an assistant advertising department. McCOY'S CUT RATE DRUGS 100 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM The CHIC Hair Dryer—Equal to or better in QUALITY and PERFORMANCE than the MOST EXPENSIVE DRYERS. 2 switches HOT and COLD, ON and OFF. Tilts to any position; detachable base. Light weight, perfectly balanced, quiet. Set your Hair as You Dry It! The CHIC hair dryer is especially designed to provide you with a smooth, steady flow of gentle air, hot and cold, which dries your hair quickly, quietly and tures when his car collides fourth and French streets with Ana, with a machine operated Walter C. Viera, 68, Santa Ana. Laur J. Young, 84, and Bradley, 76, both of 223 Ninth Street, Huntington Beach slightly injured Saturday morning after a collision between cars drove Velda O. Lucas, Huntington Beach and Leroy C. Waltze, Costa Rica. Newcomers and Veterans Will Publish Paper (Continued from Page 1) has made studies in photo-processing processes and equipment. Neil Stanley To Staff The new advertising manager Neil Stanley comes to Ana from Santa Ana where he employed by the Santa Ana artist for 20 years successively reporter, suburban editor graph editor, and city editor he was news writer for the can Broadcasting Company Hollywood. He also has written for national business publications for several years. Before joining the Gazette Stanley served for several years as advertising manager for Bellflower Herald-Enterprise conducted independent advert promotions. Mr. Stanley is married and one son at the University of California at Los Angeles. Managing editor of the Gazette is Robert Funseth who has since 1948 as editor of the weekly Gazette. City editor and spat William B. Gregory who coached Anaheim from Los Angeles. Bradley, formerly a staff graphicer for New York City other eastern newspapers as picture editor and head engraving department. Ralph Rouland, a veteran weekly staff, will continue as sified advertising manager; Mrs. Mary Rouland remains the staff as an assistant advertising department. New Subscription Chic Circulation and subscriber manager of the Gazette will Lyle E. Shafer, who has served all departments of circus from carrier boy to manage the west coast he has beenployed in circulation position the Long Beach Press Telephone Oregon City Banner Co., and the Los Angeles Herald press. Shafer is married and two children. Mrs. Emma Laurence will The CHIC Hair Dryer—Equal to or better in QUALITY and PERFORMANCE than the MOST EXPENSIVE DRYERS. 2 switches HOT and COLD, ON and OFF. Tilts to any position; detachable base. Light weight, perfectly balanced, quiet. Set your Hair as You Dry It! The CHIC hair dryer is especially designed to provide you with a smooth, steady flow of gentle air, hot and cold, which dries your hair quickly, quietly and comfortably. $4.95 To Get You To Try NEW Drene Shampoo 49¢ Medium Size 20¢ CASH REFUND when you mail the coupon from New Drene Shampoo $1 VALUE FOR 59¢ FREE—Jergens Shampoo with $1.00 size Jergens Lotion. $1.49 value. Both for PLUS TAX HELENE CURTIS SPECIAL 50c Suave plus 59c Egg Shampoo. Both for PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH BRUSHES Three 25c brushes — 75c value for New Subscription Chicte Circulation and subscription manager of the Gazette will Lyle E. Shafer, who has served all departments of Circulate from carrier boy to manage the west coast he has been played in circulation position at the Long Beach Press Television, the Oregon City Banner Co., and the Los Angeles Herald press. Shafer is married and two children. Mrs. Emma Laurence will tinue as women's editor. Frank Nipper will continue printing foreman for the Gazette while Mrs. Nipper will be charge of the bookkeeping and fice business department. The Gazette began weekly publication in 1870, two weeks after the San Diego Union, making the second oldest newspaper southern California and the city in the Anaheim area. Founded the Gazette was George Washington Barter, who sold it to Ridgeline in 1875. In 1887 he and Charles Kuchel purchased paper and in a short time he bought his brother's interest late Mr. Kuchel served as editor and publisher of the Gazette during the time of his death in 1935. His son, Ted Kuchel took over Mrs. Henry Kuchel, mother of present publisher, is still active in the publication of the paper, writes the widely read feature The Days of Long Ago," will be published daily in Gazette. Delivery Corpsp Opens Campaign On Home Front (Continued from Page 2) Sycamore, N. Los Angeles to Olive. Ronald Legg, 824 N. Sabina, 5676 — E. La Palma to E. S. more, N. Olive to N. East. of town of Rimouski, Quebec, is nothing but ruins after being burned out by a fire that started at one of the town's lumber —(AP Wirephoto) pure when his car collided at surth and French streets, Santa na, with a machine operated by alter C. Viera, 68, Santa Ana. Laur J. Young, 84, and Mac radley, 76, both of 223 Nineteenth street, Huntington Beach, were nightly injured Saturday night in collision between cars driven by felda O. Lucas, Huntington Beach, and Leroy C. Waltze, Costa Mesa. Robert Emerson, 214 S. Walnut, phone 6936 — Pearl to W. Broadway, Adams to S. West. Gary Gray, 218 W. South, phone 5334 — E. Center to E. Santa Ana, S. Olive to S. Orange. Bob Gregg, 1818 E. Santa Ana, phone 3915 — S. Orange to S. East, E. Center to E. Santa Ana. Robert Hoxie, 305 E. Adèle, ph. 4709 — E. La Palma to E. Sycamore, N. Los Angeles to N. Olive. Gary Barnett, 607 S. Palm, ph. Newcomers and Veterans Will Publish Paper (Continued from Page 1) has made studies in photo-engraving processes and equipment. Nell Stanley To Staff The new advertising manager, Neil Stanley, comes to Anaheim from Santa Ana where he was employed by the Santa Ana Register for 20 years successively as reporter, suburban editor, televiaph editor, and city editor. Later he was news writer for the American Broadcasting Company in Hollywood. He also has been a writer for national business publications for several years. Before joining the Gazette staff, Stanley served for several years advertising manager for the Milkflower Herald-Enterprise and conducted independent advertising promotions. Mr. Stanley is married and has one son at the University of California at Los Angeles. Managing editor of the Gazette Robert Funseth who has served since 1948 as editor of the weekly gazette. City editor and sports is Elliard B. Gregory who comes to Anaheim from Los Angeles. Myles Bradley, formerly a staff photographer for New York City and other eastern newspapers serves as picture editor and head of the graving department. Ralph Rouland, a veteran of the weekly staff, will continue as classed advertising manager, while Mary Rouland remains on the staff as an assistant in the advertising department. New Subscription Chief Circulation and subscription manager of the Gazette will be E. Shafer, who has served in departments of circulation from carrier boy to manager. On the west coast he has been employed in circulation positions by Long Beach Press Telegram, Oregon City Banner Courier, and the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner. Shafer is married and has two children. Mrs. Daisy Smith Funeral Services This Afternoon Mrs. Daisy Laura Smith, 76, a native of Illinois who came to Anaheim 33 years ago and who lived at 10361 Brooghurst road for 31 years, died early Saturday morning at her home after a prolonged illness. Mrs. Smith is survived by two sons, John Donald Smith of Fullerton, and Gene E. Smith of Anaheim; one brother, E. W. Roper of Kansas; five grandchildren and two great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews in southern California. She was a member of the Fullerton Baptist church. Funeral services were conducted at the Hilgenfeld chapel today at 2 o'clock. The Rev. E. Woody Hodson, pastor of the Fullerton Baptist church, officiated and burial was made in the family plot in Loma Vista Memorial Park. County Adds 23 Precincts Orange county voting precincts have been increased by 23 new polling places to a total of 318 precincts for the June 6 primaries, it was announced today by County Clerk B. J. Smith. None were added in Anaheim. The 23 new precincts include eight in Costa Mesa, four in Newport, two in Garden Grove, two in Westminster. New Subscription Chief Circulation and subscription manager of the Gazette will be E. Shafer, who has served in departments of circulation from carrier boy to manager. On the west coast he has been employed in circulation positions by Long Beach Press Telegram, Oregon City Banner Courier, and the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner. Shafer is married and has two children. Mrs. Emma Laurence will continue as women's editor. Frank Nipper will continue as printing foreman for the Gazette while Mrs. Nipper will be in charge of the bookkeeping and office business department. The Gazette began weekly publication in 1870, two weeks after San Diego Union, making it the second oldest newspaper in northern California and the oldest in the Anaheim area. Founder of Gazette was George Washing-Barter, who sold it to Richard Rose in 1875. In 1887 Henry Charles Kuchel purchased the mer and in a short time Henryight his brother's interest. The Mr. Kuchel served as editor of the publisher of the Gazette until time of his death in 1935 when Jason, Ted Kuchel took over. Henry Kuchel, mother of the sent publisher, is still active in publication of the paper and uses the widely read feature, "In Days of Long Ago," which can be published daily in the Gazette. Delivery Corpspens Campaign on Home Front (Continued from Page 2) More, N. Los Angeles to N. Donald Legg, 824 N. Sabina, ph. — E. La Palma to E. Sycacade, N. Olive to N. East. County Adds 23 Precincts Orange county voting precincts have been increased by 23 new polling places to a total of 318 precincts for the June 6 primaries, it was announced today by County Clerk B. J. Smith. None were added in Anaheim. The 23 new precincts include eight in Costa Mesa, four in Newport, two in Garden Grove, two in Westminster and one each in Los Alamitos, and Buena Park. U. S. STUDIES INDOCHINA PARIS, May 8 (AP)—U. S. Secretary of State began a round cold war talks here by hearing French pleas for peace with the Southeast Asia territory to hold back the threat of communism. 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