anaheim-gazette 1950-05-17

County Ranks Among Top 10 In Number of Slot Machines (Continued from Page 1) Savoy, 402 W. 4th; Joseph E. Platt, Labor Temple Club Room, 206 E. 3rd; Tenaro Pellon, Hidalgo Pool, 1810 W. 4th; Tenaro Pellon, El Encanto Cafe, 1735 W. 4th; Joe H. Perez, Perez Inn, 1030 Logan; Nick B. and Peter B. Pappas, Pappas Smoke Shop, 118 N. Sycamore; C. F. Perez, Right Road Cafe, 1029 E. 4th; Floyd, Rex E. Johnson, M. Lackey and Ernest R. Phillips, Recreation Center, 220 E. 3rd; Warren D. and Bruce W. Paul, 3-0-2 Cafe, 302 N. Main; Frank J. Ramirez, Temescal Cafe, 903 E. 4th; D. G. Roy, KY-S Billiards, 403 W. 4th; Charles E. Rees, Sally's Drive-In, 701 W. 1st; Santa Ana Country Club, 20382 S.W. Newport Blvd.; Ira W. Shives, Bush St. Billiards, 417 N. Bush; Joe L. Sankamp, Lido Cafe, 415 Bush; Raymond Coopman and Arthur Scott, Palm's Cafe, 11081 E. Balsom; Santa Ana Country Club, 20382 S.W. West Newport Blvd.; James Talley, Bud's Cafe, 408 E. 4th; Wilma Turner, The Donut Shop, 202 Grand; George M. Kipp, Town House, 111 E. 1st; Veterans of Foreign Wars Inc., Post 1680, 411½ W. 4th; Ruth W. Hawkins and Lucy Williams, Ruth's Cafe, 615 W. 4th; Conn L. Gray and M. F. Wilson, Santa Ana Cigar Store, 423 W. 4th; Francis E. Zeller, Chicq Club, 318 E. 4th; Henry C. and Herman A. Walker, Walker's Liquor Store, 506-A N. Main. La Habra Claude C. Hamilton, Derrick Pool Room, 142 E Central; Claude Schafer Cafe, 127 E. Central; Harley Young and Glen A. Sharp, Oak Pool Hall, 128 W. Central. Brea Kenneth C. Clark, Bonnie F. Horton, Imperial Cafe, 223 S. Pomona; Tony Haro, Ton's Spanish Kitchen, 121 S. Pomona Blvd.; Michael Back, Brea Bowl, 206 S. Pomona; Louis A. Crowe, Hub Cafe, 342 S. Uomona; Orville Duncan Brea Malt Shop, 108A S. Pomona; Ralph L. Michael, Brea Pool Hall, 107 N. Pomona; Fred W. and Irene G. Poucher, Trojan Cafe, 22 S. Pomona; Eugene Turner, Brea Lunch Room, 132 S. Pomona. Balboa BPO Elks, Newport Harbor Lodge No. 1767, 115½ Main; Blue Room of Balboa Inc., 206 Palm; Jay S. Ayers, Boat Gypsy, 200 Main; John M. Allen, Allen's Phcy, 201 Marine; Wallie B. Kaufmann, Island Liquor Store, 220 Marine; Fred Lansdowne, Island Liquor, 220 Marine; Art La Shelle, Christian's Hut, 325 Edgewater; Harold W. Hannaford, Fun Zone Arcade, 600 E. Bay; Mathew G. Janes, Trader Als, 600 E. Bay; Bernhard, Marksity and James Koch, Bay-Co., 706 E. Bay; Newport Harbor Yacht Club, 720 W. Bay; Jessie J. Perry, Bamboo Room, 108 Main; Robt. Symonds and Carl Rapp, Casino Cafe, 202 Main; Walter A. Ramaley, The Galley, P.O. Box 264A; Albert R. Winter and Lewis B. Thompson (Guardian of Jane E. Manchester) San Clemente Alex A. Augspurg, Alextain Lunch, 1720 N. El Real; John E. Bloxham man Cafe, 1717 N. El Camino Marvin F. and Doris F. The Galley, Head of Pier row W. Fransworth, White Cafe, 206 S.E El Camino Gregory G Essayan I Cafe, 920 N El Camino Henry J. and Agnes M.I Cafe. Louis Le Gakes, The Tra Lashbrook, Pier Cafe End of El Camino Real; Lo Elizabeth W McCreery Breakers, 609 Victoria; W Hoppe, El Camino V 1920 S.E Camino Real Dominguez Henry's Cafe El Camino Real Doris Mers De Mers Inn，300 Camino Real Fred M. The Rendezvous，204 S.E Real Byron L Watts a niece Mathews Half Way Cafe，218 S.E Camino Real C Solomon and C.J Barge Dixie，1 Mile due south end of municipal pier. Billy W.Mast San Golf Course Magdalena feet E.of El Camino Real M.Oathout County Li3925 S.E Camino Real TRUE ENOUGH NOTHING INTERFERES WITH MY SATURDAY BATH! WELL ILL BE- GEORGE III, DIED ON SATURDAY... AND GEORGE III, DIED ON SATURDAY... MORE HEARING Christian's Hut, 325 Edgewater; Harold W. Hannaford, Fun Zone Arcade, 600 E. Bay; Mathew G. Janes, Trader Als, 600 E. Bay; Bernhard, Marksity and James Koch, Bay Co., 706 E. Bay; Newport Harbor Yacht Club, 720 W. Bay; Jessie J. Perry, Bamboo Room, 108 Main; Robt. Symonds and Carl Rapp, Casino Cafe, 202 Main; Walter A. Ramaley, The Galley, P.O. Box 264A; Albert R. Winter and Lewis B. Thompson, (Guardian of Jane E. Manchester) The Doll House, 415 E. Central; Arthur J. Scott and Wm. H. White, Park Ave. Cafe, 127 Marine; Gordon S. Wevill, Dutch Lunch, 111 Main; Coy E. Watts, Keene's Korner, 301 Palm; Vaux J. White, Vaux, 810 E. Central. Newport Beach Balboa Yacht Club Inc., Bayside Drive, J. S. Barrett, Port Orange, 1135 Coast Hwy.; Warren W. Crow, Jr., Boat Sarda-Sarda, 1135 Coast Hwy.; Geo. Pappas and T. Candoss, Unique Cafe, 410 32nd; William L. Cate and Lester Davis, Ocean Front Cafe, 2114 Ocean Front; Henry F. and Emil W. Foust, Lido Wharf, -3452 Via Oporto; Keith H. and Zina Kelly, Kelly's Cafe, 2614 Newport blvd.; Carl and Ray McCullah, McCullah Bros. Fishing Barges, P.O. Box 35. Norman Hagen, Norm's Landing, 611 31st; William D. Pappas and Steve Hosourea, 631 31st; Forney H. Hawkins, Jack's Billiard Parlor, 2118 Ocean Front; Julius G. Moerman, Moreman's Liquor Store, 700 Coast Hwy.; The Newport Bay Company, Balboa Bay Club, 1600 Coast Hwy.; Newport Beach Calif. Moose Lodge No. 1457, 2008 W. Ocean Front; Josephine M. Quist, Starck's Cafe, 107 21st Pl.; Donald B. and Dorothy Patterson, Boat Sportsman, 535 Coast Hwv.; Keith F. Rima, 3911 Marcus; Charles V. Smith and E.M. Turner. Turner's Drug Co., 900 Coast Hwy.; John Vilelle, The Arches Cafe, Coast Hwy. 101 and Newport blvd.; Clarence L. Pross and George P. Zastrow, Stag Amusements, 2111 Coast blvd. Tustin Herman Edward Fitzgerald, Ed's Service, 465 W. 1st; Harold O. Ferdig, Hamburger Bar, 330 W. 1st; Madeline B. Brayton, Humphrey's, S/E cor. Hwy 101 and Newport blvd.; Ivan Curry and Harold Brooks, Ranch House, 155 D st.; Charles A. Cleavr. Sportsman's Headquarters, 355 B st.; John L. MacLean, Signal Cafe, Billy W. Mast, San C Golf Course, Magdalena feet E. of El Camino Real; M. Oathout, County Lin-3925 S. El Camino Real; C. Null and William F.-2809 S. El Camino; Charan Sea Shore Cafe, 109 N.El Real; Earl G. Stephan; N.Cafe, 920 N.El Camino; RStugis, Bob's Cafe, 1820 EL Real; Jacob Sawyer, Golden Fryed, 1302 S.El Real; San Clemente Boat C.P.O.Box 549; Veriel Winter Bag, 1530 N.El Camino. Huntington Beach McCubsin, Jack E. and Chester E., Capri Ocean Ave.; Hubert D., E.Clyde E., Ester L. and W.V. and Francis M. Howell and Daisy D. Howell,Ranch Co., Huntington Ocean Ave.; Harry and Bakre,Golden Bear Cafe and Kern, 306 Ocean Ave.; Keen and Allen Bentley,Bentley is, 440 Main; Virgil F.H Pier Cafe,Main and Ocean non Bushway,Frosty Ma-106 5th; Hollis B.Carr,Hall，117 Main; James C. and Elizabeth er，18th St.Cafe，112 18th and John J.Dolan,Tex Store，420 Ocean Ave.; and John J.Dolan，107 O Main; Meadowlark Counti-16782 Graham；James L.Cecyllle's Cafe，416 Ocean Corwin R.Peterson,Frosh Shop，106 5th；Sherlee C.The Coffee Club Cafe，3 nut; Thelma A.Turner，Inn，113 Main；John A.Wig's Steak House，123 N.Curdy,Huntington Center，214 5th. Corona Del Mar P.D.Martin and Harry Johnnie's Liquors，407 Blvd.; Eugene Boero,Gen-705 Coast Hwy.R.C.Micutor of Mac Culoch,Mattate,the Hurley Bell，12 Hwy.; Joseph and Adeline si,Rossi Cafe，1611 Coach Los Alamitos Commissioned Officers S.Naval Air Station. Stanton Bunny's Cafe，10471 Blvd. MORE HEARING POWER SMALLER SIZE with the NEW Otarion "Whisperwate" HEARING AID Here at last, is the answer to your Hearing Problem! Otarion engineers have surpassed all previous efforts to bring you the smallest hearing aid possible without sacrificing the Otarion tradition of efficiency and performance! And the price will amaze you! SEE IT...and you will be convinced that the New "Whisperwate" is the Hearing Aid for You! Investigate New Invisible Hearing...no button in the ear! Come in today for FREE Hearing demonstration. Batteries and Repairs For All Aids RENTALS C. O. PATTERSON, O.D. 161 W. Center ANAHEIM, CAL. Phone 3607 10 es For. Newport rd. and Hwy. 101; Hubert F. and Daniel L. Spriggs, Ruby's Cafe, 205 S. D st.; Lewis E. Hill and John L. Ward, Ranch House, 155 D st. San Clemente Alex A. Augspurg, Alex's Fountain Lunch, 1720 N. El Camino Real; John E. Bloxham, Sportsman Cafe, 1717 N. El Camino Real; Marvin F. and Doris F. Gable, The Galley, Head of Pier; Woodrow W. Fransworth, White House Cafe, 206 S. E. El Camino Real; Gregory G. Essayan, Del Mar Cafe, 920 N. El Camino Real; Henry J. and Agnes M. Lessman, 09 S. El Camino Real, Heinie's Cafe. Louis Le Gakes, The Travel Inn, Cashbrook, Pier Cafe, End of Pier; 04 El Camino Real; Lowell M. Elizabeth W. McCreery, The Breakers, 609 Victoria; Walter H. Hoppe, El Camino Varveque, 1920 S. El Camino Real; Henry Dominguez, Henry's Cafe, 211 N. El Camino Real; Doris L. V. de Mers, De Mers Inn, 301 N. El Camino Real; Fred M. Clausen, The Rendezvous, 204 S. El Camino Real; Byron L. Watts and Bernice Mathews, Half Way House Cafe, 218 S. El Camino Real; Jack C. Solomon and C. J. Merrill, Barge Dixie, 1 Mile due south from end of municipal pier. Billy W. Mast, San Clemente Golf Course, Magdalena ave., 500 feet E. of El Camino Real; Bessie M. Oathout, County Line Cafe, 8925 S. El Camino Real; Laurence Buena Park Alfonso DeAngelis, DeAngelis Pool Hall, 506 Grand Ave. POMONA (UP)—A deadlock of long standing over added construction of the Ramona freeway from Los Angeles to Colton has been ended with the signing of an agreement by the City Council of Pomona, permitting routing of the freeway through the north section of the city. $3500 FIRE DAMAGE Fire damage estimated at $3500 was caused at the home of George Stoddard, 10471 Stanton ave., at 5 a.m. yesterday, origin of the blaze not being determined. Volunteer fire departments of West Anaheim and Sun Garden village responded to calls and extinguished the blaze before it had completely destroyed the house. The wall of an adjoining cafe was seared by the flames but that building suffered no material damage. Colonist JV's Edge Downey 3-2 (Continued from Page 5) each chalked up one in the opening stanza and Lemus repeated in the third. Coach Glover speaks highly of his 1950 JV charges. "Most vastly improved squad I've seen," Dick said shortly before today's game. "They got a slow start in early season practice games, but since then they've really come to life." The record proves the point. The Colonists lost contests to Excelsior and Jordan at the outset of the diamond wars. Then they boomed back to dump Fullerton, Newport, Orange, Santa Ana, Tustin and a host of others in short order. Among their trophies, the Anaheimers can point to at least four shutouts. They took Orange 9-0, Fullerton 8-0 and jumped all over Newport twice in 13-0 and 8-0 fashion. The 8-0 win over Newport last week saw southpaw Troutman render the losers hitherto as runless and hence gave a niche in the Anaheim the Cooperstown memorial fact that Troutman, a transfer from West Vail year, is now winding a season in organized baseball only previous experience little summertime play. Coach Glover points man and Pat Roberts, ers, as Colonists directible for the "remarkable which enable the look up their impressive rechts figured in three shutout victories. The majority of the y nists are of course vane next year, which means John Wallin can expect soned hands in his career years in some cases with that seasoning, a Glover, goes the "finish team play and the fight which helped Colonist nate the field this year." SALE FOR D Complete Bedroom! Complete Living Room! STARTS YOU IN H FOR O $39 THE DOWN-PAYMENT DELIVERS THE OUTFIT 10 pc. Living Room IT'S COMPLETE! All the things you need for a complete modern living room outfit! Includes divan and matching chair, two end tables, cocktail table, two table lamps, floor lamp, HERE IS WHAT Y P. D. Martin and Harry L. Cook, Johnnie's Liquors, 407½ Coast Blvd.; Eugene Boero, Gene's Cafe, 705 Coast Hwy; R. C. Mize, Executor of Mac Culloch, Matilda Escape, The Hurley Bell, 135 Coast Hwy.; Joseph and Adeline M. Rosalie, Rossi Cafe, 1611 Coach Hwy. Los Alamitos Commissioned Officers Mess, U. S. Naval Air Station. Stanton Bunny's Cafe, 10471 Stanton Blvd. Capistrano Beach Stephen A. Bedwell, Robert C. Schroeder and Fred Stone, Capistrano Sports Fishing Assn., Recapture. Cypress Onofre Colom, Morning Glory Cafe, 4862 Lincoln. Westminster L. C. Ahlbin and C. W. Arnold, Normandy Cafe, 7972 Westminster Blvd. Garden Grove Joe Ruiz, Joe's Cafe, 7972 Garden Grove Blvd.; Oliver J. Farrell, The Garden Cafe, 8571 Garden Grove Blvd.; Artie L. and Ann R. Jackson, Jackson's Cafe, 10212 Garden Grove. Sunset Beach Veterans of Foreign Wars, Seal Beach Post 4048, 16461 So. Coast Hwy. Buena Park G. S. Wallace and B. J. Sinclair, Club Cafe, 6504-08 So. Grand; W. M. Vincent, Cottage Cafe, 7732 Orangethorpe. El Toro Commissioned Officers Mess (closed), Macs El Toro, U. S. Marine Corps Air Sta. Laguna Beach BPO Elks No. 1724, 680 Coast Blvd. So.; Laguna Beach and Tennis Club Inc., 30781 Coast Hwy. Orange BPO Elks Lodge No. 1475, 211 E. Chapman; Jack T Dombrowski and Joe Bell, Dixie Castle Cafe, 11616 101 Hwy.; Neubert G. Perrin, Broadway Billiard, 301½ N. Broadway. THE DOWN·PAYMENT DELIVERS THE OUTFIT 10 pc. Living Room $130 IT'S COMPLETE! All the things you need for a complete modern living room outfit! Includes divan and matching chair, two end tables, cocktail table, two table lamps, floor lamp, throw rug and throw rug! Similar to illustration. Small Deposit Holds Your Outfit 'Til Needed GAREY'S COMPLETE NEW 'Budget' Outfit $595 Includes: 10 Pc. Living Room Group 10 pc. Bedroom Group 5 pc. Dinette Group New Gas Range 1950 Norge Refrigerator COMPLETE! NOTHING ELSE TO BUY Open Saturday 'Til 9 p.m. Garey's QUALITY FURNITURE THE LOCAL STORES THAT render the losers hitless, as well as runless and hence gain himself a niche in the Anaheim version of the Cooperstown memorial. What makes it more interesting is the fact that Troutman, a sophomore transfer from West Virginia this year, is now winding up his first season in organized baseball. His only previous experience was a little summertime play last year. Coach Glover points to Troutman and Pat Roberts, among others, as Colonists directly responsible for the "remarkable pitching" which enable the locals to pile up their impressive record. Roberts figured in three of the JV shutout victories. The majority of the young Colonists are of course varsity-bound next year, which means that Coach John Wallin can expect some seasoned hands in his camp for two years in some cases. And along with that seasoning, according to Glover, goes the "fine sense of team play and the fighting spirit" which helped Colonist JVs dominate the field this year. Orange School Bond Issue Wins In a Squeaker Voters of Orange and outlying communities of Orange Union high school district yesterday approved a bond issue for a new $1,250,000 high school group while the City of Orange at the same time carried an elementary school bond issue of $730,000. The high school bond issue carried by a narrow margin of 37 votes above the required two thirds majority. The count being "Yes," 2289, and "No," 1091. Until the last precinct was reported, the bonds were 13 votes short of the necessary majority. The elementary bond issue in Orange carried by a vote of 1843 "Yes" to 1697 "No." The new high school will be erected on a 30 acre site at the northeast corner of Shaffer and Walnut streets, about two blocks east of the present high school. TEMPERATURES SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Temperatures reported by the U.S. Weather Bureau for the 24 hours ended at 4:30 a.m. PST today: High Low San Francisco 56 48 Oakland 62 50 Sacramento 78 45 Los Angeles 62 54 Bakersfield 90 59 Red Bluff 88 58 Santa Rosa 62 35 Portland 70 46 Seattle 61 43 Spokane 73 50 Boise 77 50 Helena 70 36 Reno 82 64 Phoenix 98 64 Salt Lake City 80 59 Fort Worth 83 62 Chicago 60 46 Washington 75 55 New York 76 54 New Orleans 86 66 Pensacola 78 69 LOS ANGELES (AP)—The County Board of Supervisors named Saturday as "Monrovia Day" to help that San Gabriel Valley city celebrate is 64th birthday. Three Scotsmen and an Australian have won the PGA golf championship—the only foreigners to gain the title since 1916. GAREY'S IN HOUSEKEEPING FOR ONLY $399 FREE STORAGE UNTIL WANTED YOU MAY TAKE UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY! 10 pc. Bedroom A bedroom of tomorrow at a price you can afford today! 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