anaheim-gazette 1950-06-07

CRASH SURVIVORS ON DESTROYER—Survivors of the C-46 throute from San Juan, P. Willmington, N. C., with Puerto Rican farm workers, which crashed in the sea 330 miles north Miami, Fla., are pictured aboard the destroyer Saufley. 37 passengers and crewmen have been cued, five bodies sighted by a merchant ship. Twenty-three of the plane's occupants are yet to be counted for. Note empty life rafts and rope boarding nets over side of destroyer. FOX Anaheim • Telephone 3802 Doors open 6:15 Show Starts 6:30 STARTS TONIGHT Probe Opens in Plane Disaster MIAMI, Fla., (AP)—A searching investigation began today into the crash of a C-46 plane in which 28 Puerto Ricans apparently lost their lives. Incumbents W In County Vot (Continued from Page) District Attorney James also turned back the cha City Attorney John Co Santa Ana by 7000 major 377 to 21,362. Tax Collector Don S. M PROBE OPENS IN PLANE DISASTER MIAMI, Fla., (AP)—A searching investigation began today into the crash of a C-46 plane in which 28 Puerto Ricans apparently lost their lives. Representatives of the Civil Aeronautics Board and the Puerto Rican government flew to San Juan and Charleston, S. C. to open inquiries. The destroyer USS Saufley steamed toward Charleston with 37 survivors. Eight were known dead and scant hope was held for 20 others aboard the twin-engine plane that went down in the Atlantic 275 miles east northeast of Miami Monday night. The 165-foot cutter Aurora, three Coast Guard planes and one Air Force craft continued to search the area for possible survivors. Officials said there was little hope of finding any more. The pilot, co-pilot and steward were among those rescued from the plane which was en route from San Juan to Wilmington, N. C., with 62 Puerto Rican migrant workers aboard. Warren-Jimmy Win in Primary (Continued from Page 1) Attorney General Frederick N. Howser, a Republican, was kicked out by the voters on the basis of incomplete but indicative returns. Republicans picked Edward S. Shattuck, wartime colonel, under General Douglas MacArthur, to go into the finals. Democrats chose San Francisco's 44-year-old district attorney, Edmund G. (Pat) Brown. The dapper Attorney General has long been a political storm center. His name appeared critically in State Crime commission reports. Governor Warren accused him of showing no desire to drive out racketeers. One of his agents was convicted in a slot machine payoff case. Another was shot while acting as a bodyguard for gang leader Mickey Cohen. Shattuck, a solemn, low voiced Pasadena attorney, pushed far ahead with 88,451 Republican votes from 4,611 precincts. Brown showed strength by getting 66- Incumbents Won In County Vote (Continued from Page 2) District Attorney James also turned back the charge City Attorney John Co Santa Ana by 7000 major 377 to 21,362. Tax Collector Don S. McMahon the county ticket with 10,561 for his opponent Watson of Balboa Island. State propositions 1 and approved, but No. 2, the possessory proposal was The vote: No. 1 yes 27,798 732; No., 2 yes 17,006, no No. 3 yes 29,958, no 12,211. Congressman John Philo feated his Democrat caucus. Congress 22nd District precludes out of 670). cratic—Phillips 18,582, 1668, Slpe 11,388, Repu Phillips 38,511, Slpe 55 William C. Slope 24,534 to the Republican primary 178 to 8397 in the Democratic primary. In the 75th assembly Speaker Sam L. Collins v party nominations from his townsman, Dan O'Hanlon lerton, 8804 to 1448 in the lican primary and 4559 to the Democratic ballot. In district, Assemblyman Ea ley, unopposed in he Re primary, also won the Den nomination from Lester V enhove, Santa Ana attorn chairman of the Der County Central Committee 5177. The U.S. Senate vote, lican was Nixon 19,499, 2507, Boddy 3619; Den Douglas 8025, Boddy 6272 5699. For attorney general, lican, the vote was Shattu 381, Howser 7697, Brown Democratic: Brown 7668, 6272, Shattuck 5593. For I ernor, Republican, Knight Darby 6084, Miller 1319; cratic, Knight 11,083, Milli Darby 3042. Smith Over Weimer In the fourth supervisor trict, Supervisor Willard Sn feated formerly Mayor Weimer of Orange by 20 the count being 2589 to 233 one El Modena precinct m The fifth district failed LEW AYRES • TERESA WRIGHT THE CAPTURE — STARTS FRIDAY — KID FROM TEXAS Audie MURPHY Gale STORM — Added Attraction — I WAS A SHOPLIFTER' SCOTT BRADY MONA FREEMAN BROADWAY "No Sad Songs For Me" "House Across The River" WEST COAST "Sierra" David Harding, Counter Spy" FOX "Comanche Territory" "Champagne for Caesar" CHARLES HOWARD DIES BURLINGAME (P)—Charles S. Howard, Sr., multi-millionaire automobile dealer and famed owner of the race horses Seabiscuit and Noor, died at his home here today. He was 73, and had been ill with heart trouble for three years. He entered the motor car business in 1906, and built up a coast-wide dealership. Democratic: Brown 7668, 6272, Shattuck 5593. For Governor, Republican, Knight Darby 6084, Miller 1319; cratic, Knight 11,083, Millar Darby 3042. Smith Over Weimer In the fourth supervisor trict, Supervisor Willard Sr. feated former Mayor Weimer of Orange by 200 the count being 2589 to 233 one El Madena precinct m The fifth district failed toduce an election as four candidates for the seat be cated by Supervisor Irvin Gordon. Heinz Kaiser, N Beach, with 5206, will run on Glenn Cave, Tustin, 2505. Bartine, Costa Mesa, go Charles Petticord, Laguna junk dealer, 1579. Hunt-Kelly Run-off The write-in campaign for stable of Anaheim towns succeeded the late Edward developed a run-off between Hunt, Anaheim, who got 11 Haskell Kelly, Cypress, appointed to serve out term. Kelly received 935 totals were: Dukes 849, 569, Spohn 345, and Jenkin Justice of the Peace John of Anaheim was unopposed in election. Santa Ana voted $1,750 bonds for new elementary classrooms, and $475,000 for fire stations and equipment lerton voters turned down bond proposals, aggregating 000, for purchasing and dement of a site for the for state college the community to attract. Pennsylvania. West V Kentucky, Illinois, Ohio, Virginia and Alabama are coal producing states. Optimists and Scouts Merge Boys Program The signing of an agreement between the Anaheim Optimist club and the Anaheim Boys' Center, Intc., and the Northern Orange County Council of Boy Scouts of America was announced simultaneously today by Tom Yellis, Optimist president, Tex Middleton, president of the Boys' Center, and Lloyd H. Paxton of the Boy Scouts of America. The agreement provides for the combining of the boys work activity of the Optimist club with that of the Boy Scouts program and the development of facilities at 117 W. Chartress st., Anaheim. "After a careful examination of all factors, said Mr. Yellis, "we have found that the program of the Boy Scouts of America appears to offer the greatest opportunity to effectively aid young boys in this locality. This is evidenced by the co-operation given the Scouts by the other service clubs and civic and fraternal organizations in and around Anaheim. We are glad to add our endeavors to those of our worthy contemporaries. This is in keeping with the policy of Optimist International and the many member clubs which have Scout programs." "The Anaheim Boys' Center, Inc.," stated Tex Middleton, "was organized in 1940 to acquire land and erect a building to be used in boys' recreational activities. The members include William Webb as legal adviser, O. E. Hanson as treasurer, Dr. Lee C. Deming and Joe Sowder. Through the assistance of the Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions' clubs, the American Legion, the Isaac Waltons; Elks, and from the public at large, sufficient funds were subscribed to acquire a half acre at the West Chartress address, and the present Incumbents Win In County Vote (Continued from Page 1) District Attorney James L. Davis also turned back the challenge of City Attorney John Colwell of Santa Ana by 7000 majority, 28,-377 to 21,362. Tax Collector Don S. Mozley led the county ticket with 41,193 to 10,561 for his opponent Roger Watson of Balboa Island. State propositions 1 and 3 were approved, but No. 2, the veterans possessory proposal was defeated. The vote: No. 1 yes 27,799, no 15,-732; No., 2 yes 17,006, no 24,636; No. 3 yes 29,958, no 12,219. Congressman John Phillips defeated his Democrat opponent, Congress 22nd District (523 precincts out of 670). Democratic—Phillips 18,582. Sawyer 1668. Slape 11,388. Republican—Phillips 38,511. Slape 5590. William C. Slape 24,534 to 2701 in the Republican primary and 11,-778 to 8397 in the Democratic primary. In the 75th assembly district, Speaker Sam L. Collins won both party nominations from his fellow townsman, Dan O'Hanlon of Fulerton, 8804 to 1448 in the Republican primary and 4559 to 3546 on the Democratic ballot. In the 74th district, Assemblyman Earl Stanley, unopposed in his Republican primary, also won the Democratic nomination from Lester Van Tatnhove, Santa Ana attorney and chairman of the Democratic County Central Committee, 5613 to 1777. The U.S. Senate vote, Republican was Nixon 19,499, Douglas 507, Boddy 3619; Democratic Douglas 8025, Boddy 6272, Nixon 699. For attorney general, Republican, the vote was Shattuck 15,-811, Howser 7697, Brown 1925; Democratic: Brown 7668, Howser 272, Shattuck 5593. For Lt. Governor, Republican, Knight 20,520, Darby 6084, Miller 1319; Democratic, Knight 11,083, Miller 5812, Darby 3042. Smith Over Weimer In the fourth supervisorial district, Supervisor Willard Smith defeated formerly Mayor George Weimer of Orange by 205 votes, one count being 2589 to 2384, with one El Modena precinct missing. The fifth district failed to organize in 1940 to acquire land and erect a building to be used in boys' recreational activities. The members include William Webb as legal adviser, O. E. Hanson as treasurer, Dr. Lee C. Deming and Joe Sowder. Through the assistance of the Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions' clubs, the American Legion, the Isaac Waltons, Elks, and from the public at large, sufficient funds were subscribed to acquire a half acre at the West Chartress address, and the present Boy Scout building was commenced in 1941. "Upon the formation of the Northern Council of Boy Scouts," continued Mr. Middleton, "this building was made the headquarters for the northern section of Orange county, and has served as such since that time under the able leadership of L. H. Paxton. It is a great satisfaction to the directors of the Anaheim Boys' Center, Inc., to find the Optimist club is ready and willing to add their resources and endeavors in furthering the boys work through close co-operation with the Boy Scouts and the Anahelm Boys' Center, Inc. All concerned have confidence that the future holds great prospect for expansion of boys work for the youth of Anaheim." The Northern Orange County Council of the Boy Scouts of America was organized April 1, 1944. Constant growth has been shown in the Scouting program during the past six years, and at the present time council membership consists of 42 units with 1899 boys and leaders. There are more than 400 adult leaders registered in the council, serving in varied capacities, and Francis Addy of Anaheim is the current president. A Scout summer camp has been held in the last few years in the San Bernardino Mountains at Camp Rokilli, located on Barton Flats. The Council Camporee is held at Orange County Park, with as many as 250 Scouts participating. Many troups take treks into the mountains, and are constantly enjoying outdoor activities on week-end and over-night camping trips under the leadership of their Scout Masters. "Scouting," stated L. H. Paxton, "offers a character building program under the boys' own leadership and is supplementary to the program of the home, church and school. Scouts learn to be self-reliant and trustworthy through activities designed for that purpose. The Scout organization commends the Optimist club for their This new service will give flexible and pedited truck service for the swift hauling of less-than-carload freight between points on the Santa Fe Railway in California, except a few of the points east of ersfield and San Bernardino. Here's how California shippers will fit from this new Santa Fe Railway service: ... Single line truck service between points listed below, giving convenient client and fast freight operations. ... The San Joaquin Valley will be comprehensive and expedited service... Jack Adams Dies At Oceanside Hurschell B. R. "Jack" Adams, 818 S. Claudina st., died Monday at the Santa Margarita hospital. Camp Pendleton. He was 60. Resident of Anaheim for six years, Mr. Adams was born in Tennessee. In 1939 he retired after 30 years service with the Army where he attained the rank of master sergeant. Mr. Adams is survived by his wife, Hebe, a son, Jack, both of Anaheim; and one sister, Suzanne Adams of Los Angeles. Mr. Adams was a member of the local carpenters' union. He was a charter member of the Lloyd Andrews Hamilton American Legion Post, Hamilton Air Base. Full military services will be conducted at Fort Rosecrans Military cemetery, San Diego, Friday at 1 p.m. The first ice sold in the U.S. was cut from frozen lakes and cost as much as $1 per pound. Senator Gurney Loses in S. D. By The Associated Press Sharing with California in national interest in yesterday's primaries was the defeat in South Dakota of Senator Chan Gurney, top Republican on the Senate Armed Services committee, by Rep. Francis Case, veteran of seven House terms. Case, who campaigned on an economy-in-government platform, was the fourth Congressman to win nomination yesterday for other offices and the third for the U.S. Senate. And Rep. John E. Miles, a former governor, turned back the bid of David Chavez, brother of Senator Dennis Chavez, for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in New Mexico. Senator Gurney was the second incumbent to lose out so far in the 1950 primaries. Senator Pepper (D-Fla) was defeated by Rep. George Smathers in a May 2 primary. Friends of Case said it was not issues but hard work in "beating the bushes" that won for him against Gurney in South Dakota. Case's opponent in November will be John A. Engel, Avon attorney and a Truman supporter. South Dakota Republicans nominated Attorney General Sigurd Anderson for governor. State legislator Joe Robbie, Jr., was unopposed for he Democratic nomination. In winning the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, Rep. Miles turned back the bid of the Chavez brothers for control of the party in New Mexico. David Chavez resigned as federal judge in Puerto Rico to make the race. The Republican nominee, who was unopposed, is Edwin L. Meche, Las Cruces attorney. Former Rep. John J.. Dempsey has apparently staged a comeback. He led the Democratic ticket in the Congressional contests, with Rep. Fernandez, in second place, for the two at-large nominations. TRUSSES Sufferers from Hernia (Rupture) may now enjoy our NO CHARGE SERVICE—offered to all truss wearers by our experienced fitters. Let them help you in your selection and application from the finest line of surgical appliances manufactured. 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