anaheim-gazette 1950-06-19

CLASS OF 1950—Graduates of the St. Boniface school pose for their graduation picture. The morning. Shriners Mix Fun, Serious Doings in LA LOS ANGELES (UP)—The Shrine opened its annual Convention today—a mixture of fun, parades and serious doings for crippled children. Trains running hours late brought additional thousands of LOS ANGELES (AP)—The Shrine opened its annual Convention today—a mixture of fun, parades and serious doings for crippled children. Trains running hours late brought additional thousands of the some 200,000 expected for the event. Hotels north to Santa Barbara, east to Lake Arrowhead and south almost to San Diego were jammed by the red-fezzed delegates and their wives. The whole thing was complicated by a transit strike, which tied up most of the street cars and busses and put the Shriners and a million daily commuters on street corners rushing rides. The Shrine appealed for a car pool and got what its Imperial Potentate, Harold Lloyd, called "a generous response." Parades are scheduled tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday, climaxed by an electrical extravaganza Thursday night in Memorial Coliseum. Today the visitors pause for one of the serious moments—laying the cornerstone of a new Shrine hospital to cost $2,000,000. It will be the 17th of the organization’s nationwide group of hospitals. The downtown district was a Shrine playground. The visitors organized impromptu parades, shot of miniature cannons, played playful jokes on passersby and poked fun at the dense fog which obscured the widely-advertised sun. Twelve years ago when the Shrine was here it rained, and the Nobles had much fun fishing in gutters. But the weather bureau said there's no rain in sight this time and the angling was confined to a few expeditions to the beach where the grunion—little fish which come ashore to lay their eggs and must be scooped up by hand—obligingly staged one of their summer runs. Police Win Race Against Two Cars Raymond F. Dority, 19, 211 S. Ross, Santa Ana, and a 17-year-old motorist were having a drag race along S. Broadway, Santa Ana, yesterday, and managed to get up to 50 miles an hour as they passed the Spurgeon school grounds. The winner was a Santa LOS ANGELES (AP)—Sixty-five persons were rescued by lifeguards yesterday as balmy weather drew large crowds to southern California beaches. Twenty were saved at Zuma Beach, 12 at Venice, six in Long Beach's in- Police Win Race Against Two Cars Raymond F. Dority, 19, 211 S. Ross, Santa Ana, and a 17-year-old motorist were having a drag race along S. Broadway, Santa Ana, yesterday, and managed to get up to 50 miles an hour as they passed the Spurgeon school grounds. The winner was a Santa Ana police car who pulled ahead of the racers and passed out citations. LOS ANGELES (AP)—Sixty-five persons were rescued by lifeguards yesterday as balmy weather drew large crowds to southern California beaches. Twenty were saved at Zuma Beach, 12 at Venice, six in Long Beach's inner lagoons and 27 in the Manhattan-Redondo Beach area. 40% REDUCTION On Stock of Shellac 78 RPM ALBUMS (of Phonograph Records) • BEST ARTISTS • MOST SELECTIONS • Classical • Popular • Sacred • Western HURRY WHILE SELECTIONS ARE STILL GOOD NARATH MUSIC CO. 224 E. CENTER Phone Anaheim 3784 Nation at Glance (Continued from page 1) President Truman favors a cut in the excise levies—on such things as furs, telephone bills, jewelry and other items—but has made plain he would veto a bill which did not provide rises elsewhere to make up a big part of the cut. Here is the corporate tax system voted by the committee: 1. A flat 21 per cent normal tax rate on all corporate earnings. 2. A flat 20 per cent surtax on all corporate earnings in excess of $25,000. This would mean a 21 per cent rate on the first $25,000 of income and a 41 per cent rate on all earnings above $25,000. The new corporate tax schedule would actually reduce taxes for many smaller corporations earning between $5000 and $167,000 a year. It would increase the rates on corporations earning more than $167,000. WASHINGTON House conferees agree a compromise bill extends rent controls for six months, or until June. In communities where tension is taken, controls automatically on Dec. NEW YORK—Buylwaned today in the St. and prices sagged from rise. The market was irrregular signs of weakness here near the close. The volume of trading on the rise and contract quotations were marked the entire day it an about 1,300,000 shares. Motors as a group their gains any too we share taken as a whole better in a fractional. Stocks keeping to side included Republic rich, Woolworth, Doug Philco Radio, Radio Co can Telephone, Phe YOUR OLD WASHER IS WORTH AS MUCH AS WHEN TRADED IN ON A WESTING HOUSE LAUNDRY YOUR OLD WASHER IS WORTH AS MUCH AS WHEN TRADED IN ON A WESTINGHOUSE LAU NEW NEW COME IN TODAY... 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Santa Anan Jailed For Drunk Driving John Howard Underwood, 52, 1909 Woodland st., Santa Ana, drove an erratic course along E. Fifth st., at 3:30 a.m., today. He did all right, too, missing all the cars he passed. However, one of those he missed was a Santa Ana police patrol car. John Howard Underwood's name was inscribed on the county jail register this morning, charged with drunk driving and being drunk. SATA ROSA (AP)—The story of an alleged tie-in between punchboard operators and agents of attorney General Fred Howser was related in open court for the first time today. Ocean water covers about five-sevenths of the earth's surface. Infant Suffers Concussion in Auto Collision (Continued from Page 1) Robert E. Cesneros, 26, of Anaheim. Knocked down by the impact, the girl received minor scratches on her arms and legs. Her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brechtel, 716 N. Sabina, witnessed the accident. Cesneros told Anaheim Police Sgt. Alton Hoxie that he was driving west on La Palma st., when the girl ran in front of him. He said he swerved but was unable to avoid hitting her. He estimated his speed at 10 miles per hour. Property Damage Property damage was sustained last night in a collision involving cars driven by Hanns J. Lorenze, Corona Del Mar, and Alfonso Truquillo, Fullerton. The accident took place at Broadway and Manchester. Saturday morning, collision at Manchester and Lincoln resulted in damage to automobiles driven by Roy C. Montgomery, Fullerton and Robert W. Wischnack, 77, 7556 Dowling, Anaheim. Montgomery told Anaheim Police officers Hoxie and Hamlyn that he had stopped for the railroad signal when Wischnak hit him. Southern India has replaced Indonesia as leading pepper producer since the war because many Indonesian plantations were abandoned. The area now, called United States of Indonesia produced about 90 per cent of the world's pepper before the war. WASHINGTON — Senate and House conferees agreed today on a compromise bill extending federal rent controls for an additional six months, or until June 30, 1951. In communities where no such action is taken, controls would end automatically on December 31. NEW YORK—Buying interest waned today in the Stock Market and prices sagged from an early rise. The market was irregular with signs of weakness here and there near the close. The volume of trading expanded on the rise and contracted when quotations were marked down. For the entire day it amounted to about 1,300,000 shares. Motors as a group didn't hold their gains any too well. The steel shares taken as a whole did rather better in a fractional way. Stocks keeping to the higher side included Republic Steel Corp., Woolworth, Douglas Aircraft, Philco Radio, Radio Corp., American Telephone, Phelps Dodge. American Cyanamid, Eastman Kodak, International Paper, Chesepeake & Ohio, American Woolen, Barnsdall, and Lehigh Portland Cement. Tipping lower were General Motors Chrysler, Montgomery Ward, Du Pont, Dow Chemical, Kennecott, American Smelting, Southern Pacific, and Nickel Plate. Don and Ivy Wilson, Laguna Beach puppeteers, will introduce two new kinds of puppets for this season as a featured attraction at the Festival of Arts, July 22nd through August 6th. While they won't reveal the nature of the puppets, they say the dolls differ from the hand-operated and are a real new departure in the art of puppeteering. Both black and white pepper come from the same plant, black pepper from unripened berries. Probate Will of Late Henrietta MacLachlan Today Petition to probate the will of the late Henrietta MacLachlan, of Anaheim, who died June 11, leaving a $5000 estate, was filed in superior court today by her son, William F. MacLachlan, 130 W. North st., Anaheim. 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