anaheim-gazette 1950-05-29

For Results, Quick Page 5 Anaheim Gazette, Monday, May 29, 1950 TARGET DETAIL—Setting up targets for the 72 marksmen who shot yesterday at the dedication match of the Associated Rifle Clubs of Anaheim, new range in the northeast industrial tract are (1. t r.): Ralph Osborn, Bob Williams and A. W. Ehlers. Additional photos on page 1 and 4. TARGET DETAIL—Setting up targets for the 72 marksmen who shot yesterday at the dedication match of the Associated Rifle Clubs of Anaheim, new range in the northeast industrial tract are (1. to r.): Ralph Osborn, Bob Williams and A. W. Ehlers. Additional photos on page 1 and 4. STATISTICAL CREW—Hard at work totalling scores at yesterday's rifle match sponsored by the Associated Rifle Clubs of Anaheim at their new range are (1. to r.): Major Ralph Comstock, Mrs. Hele Smith and Charles Waldo. June Daily, typist, a member of the detail is not in photograph. (Washington Merry-Go-Round) (Continued from page 2) the London Naval conference of 1930 the isolationists would not even let Henry L. Stimson sign an agreement to "consult" before a war broke. Or as late as 1946, our delegates writing the United Nations charter at San Francisco insisted on the right of "veto." But time has moved so swiftly, the weapons of war have developed so gruesomely, that, in the five short years between 1945 and 1950, most of us regret that last remaining vestige of isolation—the veto. This is an age when we concentrate on these militants until there you will be able to say: "How foolish those poor dubs were back in 1950." I hope you will have found a way to carry out what we in our hearts know is the answer—that men must know each other, live together, work together. I hope you not only have profited from our mistakes but also have had the ingenuity to carry that principle beyond the Iron Curtain. For if man is to drive away the mad master, fear, and if he attain the peace he hungers then somehow he must persuade the world to return to the great commandment "Love thy neighbor as thyself." I hope that, by the time read this, mankind will have learned that lesson. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Or as late as 1946, our delegates writing the United Nations charter at San Francisco insisted on the right of "veto." But time has moved so swiftly, the weapons of war have developed so gruesomely, that, in the five short years between 1945 and 1950, most of us regret that last remaining vestige of isolation—the veto. This is an age when we concentrate on things military until there is real worry we may go bankrupt, though the state of the world is fear, and fear is psychological—for which military might can bring no permanent care. Removing Fear If we could remove fear from the minds of men, our problems would be over. If we could especially remove the fear that has been carefully nurtured in the minds of the Russian people—fear against us which their Moscow masters want them to have—then our own fear would also vanish. So also would vanish our need for back-breaking armament. But what our leaders do not realize today, but which I hope you have learned long before 2013, is that if we spent one-tenth the ingenuity we put into developing weapons of death into devising ways of struggling "thoughts" behind the Iron Curd, our fears might then be over. As you in 2000 look back on us, you will decide that this is basically a "thought" war. One side has been especially successful in spreading "thoughts". Our side hasn't. Yes, this is a "thought" war first, though it may become a germ and Atom war later. And it will probably never become a war of bullets, tanks, cannon, because the armies of the future won't get close enough. Yet we are still spending our tax money on these old-fashioned weapons. I hope by the time you read this Quick Action Use the Anc Young Spikes Set Standards (Continued from Page 4) standard fell to Broadway's Ken Harker whose 26'2" effort yesterday was two inches better than the previous mark. Harker collected more points than anybody Friday as he notched three firsts. The other two came in the junior 50 yard dash and the running broadjump. Senior Results 75 yard dash, Alphonso Herrera (HM), Carlos Compise (B), Allan Moody (L), 9-1; hop-step and jump, Tom Torres (HM), Gilbert Pozos (BF), Matthew Wise (BF), 27 ft.; softball throw, Alphonso Herrera, (HM), Jack Kaye (B), Gerald Sanders (BF), 175 ft.; standing broadjump, John Junkeit (BF), Clifford Kobernik (B), Jaye Dee Vilot (B), 6 ft. 9 in.; high jump, Carlos Compise (B), Alphonso Herrera (HM), George Burns (BF), 4 ft. 5 in.; running broadjump, Carlos Compise (B), John Junkeit (BF), Matthew Wise (BF), 14 ft. 11 in.; relay, Benjamin Franklin (Junkeit, Goodchild, Arriola, White.) Junior Results 50 yard dash, Ken Harker (B), Charles Ybarra (GW), Tom Frank (HM), 7.3; hop-step and jump, Ken Harker (B), Bob Emerson (BF), Stewart Congdon (B), 26 ft. 2 in.; softball throw, Willis Cooper (B), Lorenzo Ramirez (BF), Ralph Caballero (GW), 130 ft. 10 in.; standing broadjump, YLI Honors Grand President (Continued from Page 4) quently, and to remember Our Lady of Fatima on the first Saturday of every month. Father Thomas Cosgrove and Mrs. Heider were guest speakers. Mrs. Helen Krom, district deputy, welcomed and congratulated the new members, asking them to do their part at all times so that a birthday party like this one may be continued. A social hour followed the business meeting, with Mrs. Burkhard and Mrs. Dan Neuman, hostesses at the beautifully appointed tea table. Behind the tea table was a beautiful shrine of the Blessed Virgin, in a setting of flowers, with lighted candles adding to the beauty thereof. Arrangements of gladioli and white marguerites were used to decorate the hall. Mrs. Jack Burkhard, Mrs. Gus Lenain, Mrs. Victor Pelzer, Mrs. Agnes Zinda and Mrs. Neuman, were chairmen of the tea and decoration committee. Services Held For Infant Private funeral services for Joseph Martin, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hughes of 237 E. 10th st., Long Beach, were conducted today at the Hilgenfeld Nora Umland Rites Wednesday Nora Ethel Umland, 61, a member of Kansas who came to Caldwell 30 years ago died last Friday at the Santa Ana Community Hospital after an extended illness. She had lived in various northern Orange counties her home at the present time at 2060 S. Birch st., Santa Ana. She is survived by her husband William Umland; two daughters Mrs. Thelma DeSmet and Charles Wods both of Sacramento; two brothers Nicholas Man of Fullerton and Royman of Oklahoma; one sister Mabel Kinney of Silverado yon and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be ducted from the Hilgenfeld Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. Rev Casebeer, pastor of the Arnold Church of Christ, will off Burial will be in Loma Vista morial Park. Classified Ratings for Anaheim Gazette and Anaheim Gazette Shops Daily $3c per word. Daily & Shopper $5c per word. (No classified ads in Shopper Address, phone numbers, etc.) John Junkeit (BF), Matthew Wise (BF), 14 ft. 11in.; relay, Benjamin Franklin (Junkeit, Goodchild, Arriola, White.) Junior Results 50 yard dash, Ken Harker (B), Charles Ybarra (GW), Tom Frank (HM), 7.3; hop-step and jump, Ken Harker (B), Bob Emerson (BF), Stewart Congdon (B), 26 ft. 2 in.; softball throw, Willis Cooper (B), Lorenzo Ramirez (BF), Ralph Caballero (GW), 130 ft. 10 in.; standing broadjump, Billy Loessin (B), Paul Gerber (B), tie between Lorenzo Ramirez (BF) and Mickey Cook (B), 6 ft. 4 in.; high jump, Billy Loessin (B), tie between Stephen Lopez (L), and Tom Frank (HM), 3 ft. 3 in.; running broadjump, Ken Harker (B), Ernest Leonard (L), Stewart Congdon (B), 12 ft. 3 in. Bush League Boost For Anaheim Girl Continued from Page 3) when regular catcher Johnnie Johnson retired. Last July, Mary went on tour with the squad and spent a month playing women's softball aggregations in Portland, Oregon, Salt Lake City, Toronto, Detroit and numerous other way points. The Lynx came home with a 13 and 4 record. When the subject of women's softball, professional style, came up, Mary registered immediate disapproval. "Softball is a way to enjoy yourself," she said, "not a way to earn a living." This year, the Lynx are signed up with two circuits, the Southern California League, which includes the Orange Lionettes, Santa Ana Queens, Monrovia Owls, Montebello Ramblers and the Atkins Park Starlettes and Belles; and the Western States League which consists of the Phoenix Ramblers, Fresno Rockets, Portland Florists, Salt Lake City Shamrocks and the Montebello Ramblers. As for future plans, Mary's definitely include softball. However, even before that she's considering the matter of college. She is enrolled at Santa Barbara State where she will work her way through as a physical education major, starting net fall. Ultimately she hopes to step into a recreation director's spot somewhere. Meanwhile, Mary has her eye out for a recreation job this summer, preferably in Anaheim or vicinity. And she attaches only Services Held For Infant Private funeral services for Joseph Martin, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hughes of 237 E. 10th st., Long Beach, were conducted today at the Hilgenfeld chapel. The baby died yesterday morning at the Artesia hospital. In addition to his parents he is survived by his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Palmer of 9062 Harding st., Anaheim, his maternal grandfather, Glenn Clever of Fullerton and his maternal grandmother and step-grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell of Dana Point. TRUE ENOUGH ABOUT ANIMALS MUST BE A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR!!! THE RAT HAS TAKEN A GREATER TOLL OF LIFE THAN ANY OTHER FORM OF WILDLIFE HORSES AND DEER INSTINCTIVELY KILL RATTLE-SNAKES ON SIGHT. Classified Rat for Anaheim Gazette and Anaheim Gazette Shop Daily 3c per word. (No classified ads in Shopper Address, phone numbers, etc., stipulate a word. Minimum cost 35c. Deadline for copy, corrections or cancellations: 9:00 am/mm., d publication. We will not be responsible for more than one incorrect section of any advertisement or for more than one time. We rely right to adjust in full error, by a correct publication the advertisement. Phone 2206 for Resu ANNOUNCEMENT Excursion & Travel LEAVING for Arkansas June 10. Take 4 passes share expense. New Stud C. L. Vandergaten, Knotts Farm. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted — Male Carrier Boys Wanted Must be experienced Established routes in Anaheim. Bonus for new business. Can or stop in. Ask for Circulation Manager Mr. Shafer. Anaheim Gazette 259 E. CENTER S INSTRUCTION Business Schools FOR COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING ENROLL NOW CRISS BUSINESS COLL 512 E. Center An Ph. 5201 AUTOMOTIVE NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS SO THEY THINK I'M A DETECTIVE, DO THEY? SPYING ON ONE OF THIS GROUP OF DIVORCE BOUND LOVELIES?...WELL...THEY'VE MADE ME WHAT THEY THINK I AM...I CAN'T LET THEM DOWN! I'll DROP THIS SHEET OF PHONY NOTES, SOMEPLACE AND LET THE GALS FIND IT! WE DON'T KNOW WHAT HIS LITTLE TRICK IS, NOR HOW IT WILL WORK OUT, BUT WE CAN BET IT WON'T BE SIMPLE AND EASY!! Nora Umland Rites Wednesday Nora Ethel Umland, 61, a native Kansas who came to California years ago died last Friday night the Santa Ana Community hospital after an extended illness. She had lived in various cities in northern Orange county and her home at the present time was 2060 S. Birch st., Santa Ana. She is survived by her husband, William Umland; two daughters, Ms. Thelma DeSmet and Mrs. Charles Wods both of Sacramento; two brothers, Nicholas Freean of Fullerton and Roy Freean of Oklahoma; one sister, Mrs.abel Kinney of Silverado Canion and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. Rev. A. J. sebeer, pastor of the Anaheim church of Christ, will officiate. Burial will be in Loma Vista Memorial Park. Classified Rates for Anaheim Gazette and Anaheim Gazette Shopper daily 2¢ per word. Daily & Shopper 5¢ per word. (No classified ads in Shopper only) Address, phone numbers, etc., con- AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairing Sick Radiator Call "Doc" Kannard ANAHEIM 8296 He Will Make It Well Anaheim Radiator Repair 252 N. Los Angeles (Rear Crowell Olds) Motorcycles & Bicycles GOOD 3 - WHEEL covered top motorette. 10201 Russell, Garden Grove. Autos For Sale Here's Value in Used Car Buys! 1949 Chevrolet Styleline deluxe club coupe, like new, only 14,000 miles. Spot lamp, radio, seat covers, for only $1,495 1948 Chevrolet Aero Sedan, low mileage, like new. Radio, heater, dark gray color, for only $1,495 1942 Olds "6" 4 door sedan, new paint, hydramatic drive, radio, heater. A real nice car, MERCHANDISE Musical Instruments ELECTRIC ORGAN used. Just like new. A wonderful tone. Big saving on this glorious instrument. Easy terms. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No. Main, Santa Household Furnishings — Goods It's Ballmans For BARGAINS Used Refrigerators $35.00 up Used Washers $25.00 up Used Ranges $25.00 up New TV Sets $69.50 up All of these used items are in A-1 condition and are real bargains Terms if Desired BALLMAN'S "Anaheim's Frigidaire Dealer" OPEN EVE'S 7-9 122 W. Broadway Ph. 5703 ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE Bed divan, General refrigerator, apt. size; desk. 542 W. Chestnut. Classified Rates for Anaheim Gazette and Anaheim Gazette Shopper Daily 3c per word. Daily & Shopper 5c per word. (No classified ads in Shopper only) Address, phone numbers, etc., constitute a word. Minimum charge is Deadline for copy, corrections or cancellations 9:00 a.m., day of publication. We will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement ordered or more than one time. We reserve the right to adjust In full, any error, by a correct publication of the advertisement. Phone 2206 for Results ANNOUNCEMENTS Recursion & Travel AVING for Arkansas around June 10. Take 4 pasesngers, are expense. New Studebaker. L. Vandergaten, Knotts Berry Farm. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted — Male Carrier Boys Wanted Must be experienced. Established routes in Anaheim. Bonus for new business. Call or stop in. Ask for Circulation Manager Mr. Shafer. Anaheim Gazette 259 E. CENTER ST. INSTRUCTION Business Schools FOR COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING ENROLL NOW RISS BUSINESS COLLEGE 2 E. Center Anaheim Ph. 5201 UTOMOTIVE Buys! 1949 Chevrolet Styleline deluxe club coupe, like new, only 14-000 miles. Spot lamp, radio, seat covers, for only $1,495 1948 Chevrolet Aero Sedan, low mileage, like new. Radio, heater, dark gray color, for only $1,495 1942 Olds "6" 4 door sedan, new paint, hydramatic drive, radio, heater. A real nice car, only $695 1941 Dodge 4 dr. sedan. A real buy for $695 1941 Pontiac club coupe. Black color, original paint. A real good car for only $595 1940 Olds town sedan, nice and clean. Very original for $495 CROWELL Motor Co. 522 No. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM, CALIF. Phone 5746 BUSINESS SERVICES Business Services Offered APPLIANCE SERVICING FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY OR AT YOUR HOME Christensen Appliance 9171 S. Placentia Ave. Ph. 5743 MERCHANDISE. For Sale Articles, Misc. VACUUM SWEEPER, electric victrola, book of records. 146 E. Center, Apt. 6. FOR SALE: Young and boysenberries on Ball Road between Harbor Blvd. and Manchester Blvd. Phone 3439 after 6:30 p.m. Musical Instruments SPINET PIANO. Baby, only $297, $10 per mo. Repossessed Spinet blond, $287. Another at $385. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No. Main, cor. 6th, Santa Ana Hammond Spinet Organs. RENT A PIANO. Let the kiddies learn. $5.00 per month, all term rent allowed if you buy later. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. BALLMAN'S "Anaheim's Frigidaire Dealer" OPEN EVE'S 7-9 122 W. Broadway Ph. 5703 ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE Bed divan, General refrigerator, apt. size; desk. 542 W. Chestnut. See the Bargains in our Used Furniture Department 8.3x10.6 rug $12.00; 9.8x9 rug $49.50; 10x12 Wilton rug $49.50; second hand bathroom heaters from $1.95; dinette buffet, wh. and red trim $9.95; $32.50 drawer unfinished chest, new at $29.95; $34.50 walnut finished chest, new at $22.50; mattress and box springs 17.95 apt. size table top gas range $49.50; Bakewell high oven gas range $7.50; second hand Norge washer, good condition $89.50; second hand Servel 8 ft refrigerator $149.50; $170.00 demonstrator Hoffman console radio $129.50; 8 pc. walnut dining set, good condition, $89.50; second hand cotton mattresses from $3.95; second hand Gulistan rug excellent condition $109.00; second hand coil springs from $2.95; second hand 2 pc. living room suite with separate cushions maple trim, perfect for den, $29.50; second hand bed divan maple arms $39.50; second hand 2 pc. living room suite with green velour cover $37.50 second hand slip covered club chair $10.50. Smith-Reafsnyder Furniture Co. 151 No. Los Angeles Free Parking in Rear Real Estate Rentals Apts.-Unfurn. NEW UNFURNISHED one bedroom apartment, automatic washer. Ph. 2311. VACANCY! WILL HAVE APT., available in beautiful Julie Ann Apts.at INSTRUCTION Business Schools FOR COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING ENROLL NOW RISS BUSINESS COLLEGE 2 E. Center Anaheim Ph. 5201 AUTOMOTIVE Lots For Sale The Real McCoy in A-I Used Cars 46 Ford deluxe $795 48 door, heater $795 40 Mercury 4 dr., radio, heater $475 36 Chrysler 4 dr., sedan $45 11 Hudson 4 dr., See this one $395 10 Ford Tudor, Radio & heater $465 7 Ford 1½ ton truck Eaton rear end, 8.25 tires $895 19 Chevrolet 2 door sedan, radio $1,695 18 Jeep panel, only $1,600 actual miles $1,065 AND DOZENS MORE JUST AS GOOD! Every Car is Safety Checked and guaranteed LOW DOWN PAYMENT EASY MO. TERMS McCoy Motor Co. "Your Home FORD Dealer" drive a '50 Ford and Feel the Difference" 320 NO. LOS ANGELES H. 2288 ANAHEIM Musical Instruments SPINET PIANO. Baby, only $297, $10 per mo. Repossessed Spinet blond, $287. Another at $385. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No. Main, cor. 6th, Santa Ana. Hammond Spinet Organs. RENT A PIANO. Let the kiddies learn. $5.00 per month, all term rent allowed if you buy later. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. BABY GRAND. Good, big round tone. Only $385, bench included. Terms or will rent. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 520 No. Main, cor. 6th Santa Ana. Subject to prior sale. KIMBAL GRAND. Beautiful condition. Repossessed. Buy at bal. Terms. Knabe Grand, used, save half — like new! Many other Grands at rock-bottom prices! DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No. Main, cor. 6th, Santa Ana. HAMMOND SPINET Organ. For home or church. The most wonderful instrument in all the world. Come in and hear it and play it. Hear the beautiful chimes. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., Santa Ana, 520 No. Main. SPINET, PIANO. Brand new. Case slightly damaged in shipment. Save $200. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 520 No. Main, cor. 6th, Santa Ana. Knabe Pianos. All pianos advertised subject to prior sale. 50 USED PIANOS wanted for our rent dept. Highest cash allowance allowed in trade on piano, organ or television. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No. Main, cor. 6th. "Home of the Hammond," Santa Ana. TELEVISION. Repossessed. Save over $100. Just like new late model. High grade make. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 520 No. Main, Sant Ana. Free Parking in Rear Real Estate Rentals Apts.-Unfurn. NEW UNFURNISHED one bedroom apartment, automatic washer. Ph. 2311. VACANCY! WILL HAVE APT. available in beautiful Julie Ann Apts. at Chartres & Clementine Sts. Reasonable rent for select tenant. Apply Joe Lieb, 111 East Chartres. Houses, Furn.-Unfurn. 5 ROOM HOUSE $65. Freeway Park, Anaheim. Call 1378-W, Fullerton. ESCROW Escrow Service IT'S GOOD BUSINESS To Choose A GOOD ESCROW OFFICE Stephen & Stephen ESCROW AGENCY 108 W. Broadway, Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) PHONE 6893 Real Estate Sales Houses For Sale MUST SELL SOON; 3 year old one bedroom house, carport. Good location, $4,250. Owner: 311 N. Resh. Parms and Groves 20 ACRE ORANGE GROVE; 400 box average up to 1848. Good soil, large trees. You can't beat it for $1,600 per acre. DEL JACKSON 130 So. Los Angeles