anaheim-gazette 1950-05-24

C. C. Harry Opens Anaheim Lincoln-Mercury Dealership Here Tomorrow FORMAL OPENING TOMORROW—The formal opening of a new Lincoln-Mercury dealership at 626 S. Los Angeles street is Thursday with C. C. Harry as manager. Free coffee and doug will be served. Formal opening of Anaheim Mercury, new dealer for Mercury and Lincoln cars in Anaheim, is set for this Thursday, it was announced today by C. C. Harry, manager. The showrooms are located at 626 South Los Angeles street. Anaheim Mercury is situated at the location formerly occupied by H & K Motors. Several new models will be on by Mercury in the automotive FORMAL OPENING TOMORROW—The formal opening of a new Lincoln Mercury dealership at 626 S. Los Angeles street is Thursday with C. C. Harry as manager. Free coffee and doug will be served. Formal opening of Anaheim Mercury, new dealer for Mercury and Lincoln cars in Anaheim, is set for this Thursday, it was announced today by C. C. Harry, manager. The showrooms are located at 626 South Los Angeles street. Anaheim Mercury is situated at the location formerly occupied by H & K Motors. Several new models will be on display for the opening. Free coffee and doughnuts will be served all day and evening, with the public invited to attend. Harry has had extensive experience in the automotive business. He has been in business in Anaheim for the past two and a half years. Complete sales and service for Mercury and Lincoln will be offered, Harry announces. Citing the high place occupied by Mercury in the automotive field, Harry pointed out that Mercury won first place in the Grand Canyon Economy run a month ago, and has been selected as the pacemaker for the 500 mile Indianapolis speedway race May 30. President Truman has signed a bill to pay California Indians $150 each from their tribal funds. Approximately $4,000,000 is to be distributed among 27,500 persons. ORE STIRS GOLD FEVER—Beaming like a cherub, Vernon Melick joins his mother, Mrs. Grace Melick for a magnifying glass view of ore from their farm near Port Angeles, Wash., which has ORE STIRS GOLD FEVER—Beaming like a cherub, Vernon Melick joins his mother, Mrs. Grace Melick for a magnifying glass view of ore from their farm near Port Angeles, Wash., which has started a gold fever. An assay called it "exceptionally high grade ore." 'OLD IRONSIDES' OVERHAULED—Workmen overhaul the U.S. frigate Constitution, "Old Ironsides," Mecca for students and tourists, at the Charleslow Navy Yard. TEMPERATURE 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 61 58 Oakland 65 55 Sacramento 72 58 Los Angeles 65 53 Bakersfield 80 55 Red Bluff 81 57 Santa Rosa 60 51 Portland 67 45 Seattle 61 37 Spokane 62 38 Boise 68 29 Helena 58 35 Reno 85 48 Phoenix 96 59 Salt Lake City 80 55 Fort Worth 90 70 Chicago 87 65 Washington 76 59 New York 70 59 New Orleans 83 58 Pensacola 80 69 Redondo Beach has a new mayor today, Clyde Marsh, but the job's no novelty for him. He was appointed by the city council to replace C. H. Wortham who resigned a week ago. Marsh previously has served four years in the office. Gilmore Stadium To be Razed for 'Television City' HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Columbia Broadcasting System announced today it is purchasing the property now occupied by Gilmore stadium at Fairfax and Beverly Blvd., for the construction of a new "television city." Purchase price of the property—which stands for three blocks in Fairfax and a block on Beverly—was not announced. A CBS spokesman said preliminary surveys are just getting underway and construction will not start for at least a year. At that time, however, Gilmore stadium will be torn down. The 18,500 seat plant has been used for football and midget auto racing, as well as outdoor shows and similar sports events. It has been the home field University for many years. It is in county territory surrounded by Lily City—which also includes field, home of the Holly of the Pacific Coast Lea Pacific auditorium, ice later; the Farmers market drive-in theater. The property was from Mrs. Elizabeth J. Mrs. Frances L. Hilen, of Earl B. Gilmore, operator and sportsman born on the site in 1881 lives there. CBS said an "exhaustional and engineering" "take advantage of all future trends in design niques." The spokesman said project or what it will not be determined until views are completed. Construction is tentatively about mid-July, 1951. COME TO GARLAND Unbelievable Until YES ZENITH Lincoln-Mercury dealership at er. Free coffee and doughnuts Gazette Photo by Bradley Wavell Dies The one-eyed British Field Marshal who crushed Italian armies in Africa 10 years ago died today. The veteran soldier, who also served as Viceroy of India in the turbulent period after the war, underwent abdominal operation on May 5, his 67th birthday. He suffered a relapse Sunday. Nine More on PGA Roster NEW YORK (NY)—Nine more professional golfers have qualified for the annual PGA tournament in Columbus, Ohio, June 21-27. Al Smith of Winston-Salem, N.C., led the second big day of sectional qualifying at his home town with 71-69—140. Shandler Harper of Portsmouth, Va., and George Frazio of Washington had 141's to lead the field at Richmond, Va. A third qualifier at Richmond was Charles Bassler of Baltimore, 143. 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