anaheim-gazette 1950-07-20

Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER MAN'S MAN — Tommy Tomlinson is to be congratulated for his YMCA activities. It is a big job with little compensation. Any man who unselfishly devotes himself to building youth deserves all the praise a community has to offer. *** VIGNETTE — The newsticker hammered away in that newspaper office 15 years ago. Floyd McCracken leaned back in the editor's chair and scanned the copy and then turned to Virginia Hodges, a reporter, and said: "Louis got his appointment. I guess I'll call him and tell him about it." Mac picked up the phone and dialed a number, paused and then spoke: "Louis, you're the new postmaster! Who says so? The AP. If you don't believe it, drop by the office and read it yourself!" Louis Hoskins didn't believe it. He was discing his grove at the time, but that had to wait. He dropped in at the newspaper office to see the report: "I don't understand it, Mac," he said. "I asked about it the other day and no one knew anything about it." "They'll notify you officially," the editor said, "Let me be one of the first to congratulate you on your appointment." Saville Named For Norwalk Church Program Rev. John Kimban Saville of Anaheim's St. Michael's Episcopal Church, and musicians, Miss Hazel Erickson, pianist, and Mrs. Dere Beard, soloist are scheduled to take part in the first church service ever held by Episcopalians at the Norwalk American Legion hall, the Rt. Rev. Francis Eric Bloy, Bishop of Los Angeles, announced today. The program is scheduled Sunday, July 30, at 8 p.m. Rev. Saville, along with Rev. Hiram B. Crosby, St. Thomas Canterbury Episcopal Church, Lakewood Village, will conduct the evening prayer at the service. The men have been making a survey of the Norwalk area under the direction of Bishop Bloy and the Rev. Paul M. Wheeler, rural dean of the convocation of Long Beach and rector of St. James' Church, Newport Beach. Arrangements for the service have been made by Mrs. John Malcomson, of Norwalk. An altar will be erected in the American Legion hall for the occasion. All Episcopalians, those interested in the church, and visitors in general are invited to attend. Anyone who cannot come to the service but who is interested, is urged to phone Mrs. Malcomson, TOrrey 42375, so as to have their names put on the maling list. Minors Suffer drop by the office and read it yourself!" . . . Louis Hoskins didn't believe it. He was discing his grove at the time, but that had to wait. He dropped in at the newspaper office to see the report "I don't understand it, Mac," he said. "I asked about it the other day and no one knew anything about it." . . . "They'll notify you officially," the editor said, "Let me be one of the first to congratulate you on your appointment." . . . Thanks, Mac. I can't believe it." . . It has been nearly 15 years since Franklin Delano Roosevelt made that appointment, but Postmaster Hoskins hasn't forgotten the day. PEOPLE ARE FUNNY—When it's hot, they wish it were cold; and when it's cold they wish it were hot. Yep, people are funny. HELLBOX—Tony Cadena deserves a lot of credit for skippering the Fullerton-Anaheim Mehan Girls. It's a big job the little man is doing . . Jimmy Duvall is a go-getter. He's learning the livestock business. Hogs are his specialty . . Anaheim's blind man, Walter Jungkelt is one blind man who really sees that his customers get the best . . Lester is following his father's footsteps. Success is built on service and efficiency . . Henry Ortiz of Buena Park is a plucky lad. He lost an arm but vet he has the determination and fortitude to be a baseball pitcher . . The Riutcel Bros—Flord and Walk—learned the furniture business from their dad in Anaheim and are now carrying on in Fullerton and Buena Park . . Carol Schneider is an accomplished musician, being equally talented on the piano and violin . REMEMBER—If you can't say anything good about a person, it is best not to say anything at all. HART HEADS FOR ALL-STAR BERTH DETROIT (P)—Big Leon Hart tucked away his college football press clobings today and set out to prepare for his professional football career. Hart. Notre Dame all American end. is en route to Delafield. Wis., to join the College All-Star squad that will play the National League champion Philadelphia Eagles in Chicago Aug. 11. Hart will play this year with the Detroit Lions. will be erected in the American Legion hall for the occasion. All Episcopalians, those interested in the church, and visitors in general are invited to attend. Anyone who cannot come to the service but who is interested, is urged to phone Mrs. Malcomson, TOrrey 42375, so as to have their names put on the maling list. Minors Suffer Heavy Losses NEW YORK (P)—Blame it on television, radio, bad weather or just plain pocketbook retrenchment. The mortality rate in minor league baseball is serious. Hard on the heels of the complete collapse Sunday of the Class B Colonial League come reports of teams quitting or about to give up because of poor attendance. Some clubs have folded outright. Others have either been taken over by determined townspeople or by the leagues themselves. The Middle Atlantic and East Texas Leagues, both Class C, lost members yesterday to join a list of flops that bring a new meaning to mid-summer slumps. The Middle Atlantic will continue with seven clubs, the East Texas, which lost two, will go on with six. El Centro, Calif., is leading the Class C Sunset League, but 250 townspeople recently took over when the owner depleted lack of attendance. The group has an option to buy the franchise for $25,-000. Two other Texas clubs quit recently—Ronstown and Donna-Weslaco in the Class C Rio Grande Valley League. Rumblings spelling trouble are emanating from the Class D tobacco state league in North Carolina, and the Class D Virginia league. The Philadelphia Phillies said their farm clubs at Utica, N. Y., and Wilmington, Del., will be moved to other cities "because of staggering financial losses." Utica is in the Class A Eastern League; Wilmington is in the Class B. Interstate. George M. Trautman, head of the minor leagues, warned that attendance for 444 minor league clubs in the first month of 1950 was one million under 1949. He said this was caused mainly by broadcast and television of major league games in minor league territory. DETROIT (P)—Big Leon Hart tucked away his college football press clippings today and set out to prepare for his professional football career. Hart, Notre Dame all American end, is en route to Delafield, Wis., to join the College All-Star squad that will play the National League champion Philadelphia Eagles in Chicago Aug. 11. Hart will play this year with the Detroit Lions. 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