anaheim-gazette 1950-09-05

GEE, AIN'T THEY PRETTY!—That's what Anaheim kids said last Saturday as they held tickets to the Anaheim theater. The ducats, picked up at Penney's Boys' and Girls' department,mitted the youngsters to a 5-comedy and full-length Hopalong Cassidy movie treat. Left ofater-goers stand Anaheim theater relief manager Bill Baxter and Penney's manager, Oscar S. Self-Employment Topic at Fair Means of promoting additional self-employment opportunities throughout California will be studied at a "Working Conference on Self-Employment" at the 1950 California State Fair, Sacramento, September 8, Ysabel Forker, Bakersfield, chairman of the State Advisory Council on Employment Service, said today. The conference, which is a follow-up on the Governor's Conference on Employment, will begin at Topic at Fair Means of promoting additional self-employment opportunities throughout California will be studied at a "Working Conference on Self-Employment" at the 1950 California State Fair, Sacramento, September 8, Ysabel Forker, Bakersfield, chairman of the State Advisory Council on Employment Service, said today. The conference, which is a follow-up on the Governor's Conference on Employment, will begin at 10:30 a.m., in the Little Theater, Governor's hall, at the fairgrounds. It will be one of the highlights of the "Aids to Small Business Show" which will be a daily event at the hall throughout the duration of the Fair. THE THINKER—To-wit: one reason why Anaheim got during the holiday traffic parade—Anaheim officers were to nab fast-moving drivers in the city. Above, Officer Rudyn fills out the form while a luckless speeder contented just-halted haste. 'Double-Cross' Charges Fan Glowing Crete Romeo-Juliet Clan Romance ATHENS, (P) — Bitter accusations of "double cross" fanned the feuding clan fires in Crete's Romeo and Juliet romance today. Church and security authorities, drawn into the mountainers' clash as peacemakers, were charged by both sides with breaking the promises that lured the lovers here from their craggy hideout on Mount Ida. George Petracogeorgi, liberal parliamentarian, claimed trickery in the marriage of his 20-year-old daughter Tassoula, to Constantine Kephalovannis, brash scion of a rival political family. So did the brideless bridegroom about his interrupted honeymoon, from his prison cell where he is held on a charge of illegally carrying weapons. Earlier charges of abduction and seduction were dropped following his marriage to Tassoula. The battle for Tassoula appeared to be entering its decisive legal stage. Constantine was to appear before a magistrate today to testify concerning the weapons charge against him. Papa Petracogeorgi demanded an annulment of the marriage, which took place Friday in an out-of-the-way monastery on Crete. Eleven days earlier Constantine had spirited his bride away from Herakleion. The unwilling father-in-law said arrangements made for a show-down here, at which Tassoula was the couple's arrival her bishop Spyridon of the Orthodox church fended and turned Tassoula over stanthe's brother, Manuel list (royalist) M. P., and Lt. Col. Manuel Sbokogendarmerie. The irate father termed a "second abduction." Heed home clansmen that been double-crossed, denied arrest of Manuel Kephala and threatened to "break From his jail cell, Co said Tassoula and he promised that if they Athens and the bride archbishop she had not bried under duress, they free to live their lives. "The promise was not said bitterly. Col. Sbokos told new nephew would probably now that the couple was Still unsettled to the tion of the Petracogeorg apparently, was daughter Tassoula was reported father to have pleaded sister in the archbishop to "save" her. "I want you to take my father," she was quoted. An official spokesman archbishop said Tassoula cleric she wanted to stay husband." At last reports, the b staying with her bushland. Corduroy jacket with buttoned side closing. Rayon Gabardine skirt with inverted pleats. Red with Dark Green, Grey with Red, Kelly Green with Patton Brown, Royal with Black... Sizes 10 to 16. $12.95 WALBURG'S 181 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM BACK FROM VACATION or WEEK-END TAKE INVENTORY OF ALL CLOTHING BEFORE STORING OR USING Clothing which is properly cleaned before storing will last longer. It is also a good time to check what you will need for Fall ... and have that cleaned too. SPEED - QUALITY - SERVICE We Offer the Only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County RITZ CLEANERS & DYERS 307 E. 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Bank of America was awarded $90,000 in Centralia school district bonds and $26,900 in bonds for the Greeway Park water works district by the county board of supervisors. Jesse B. Alexander and his wife, Ruth, narrowly escaped death when their car stalled on the Santa Fe railroad tracks. Their car was demolished when a northbound train hit it. Supervisor C. M. Featherly proposed an ordinance requiring the registration of communists and "fellow travelers." ANAHEIM will be represented at the annual 4-H convention at the College of Agriculture at Davis by Dorothy Jies, Jim Cuthber and Richard Reed. ANAHEIM business firms and civic leaders will be the guests of honor at a hamburger feed, September 7, for participants of the summer recreational program, Don Derr, director, announced ... Building Inspector R. W. Nyboe reported tha season why Anaheim got off easy e—Anaheim officers were quick e city. Above, Officer Russ Hamuckless speeder content plates his (Gazette Photo by Bradley) ages Fan Glowing Clan Romance the couple's arrival here, Archbishop Spyridon of the Greek Orthodox church fended him off and turned Tassoula over to Constantine's brother, Manuel, a populist (royalist) M. P., and uncle, Lt. Col. Manuel Sbokos of thegendarmerie. The irate father termed this a "second abduction." He messaged home clansmen that he had been double-crossed, demanded the arrest of Manuel Kephaloyannis and threatened to "break" Sbokos. From his jail cell, Constantine said Tassoula and he had been promised that if they came to Athens and the bride told the archbishop she had not been married under duress, they would be free to live their lives. "The promise was not kept," he said bitterly. Col. Sbokos told newsmen his nephew would probably be freed now that the couple was married. Still unsettled to the satisfaction of the Petracogeorgi family, apparently, was daughter's desire. Tassoula was reported by her father to have picced with her sister in the archbishop's home to "save" her. "I want you to take me to my father," she was quoted. An official spokesman for the archbishop said Tassoula told thelerie she wanted to stay with her husband. At last reports, the bride was staying with her husband's uncle ANAHEIM will be represented at the annual 4-H convention at the College of Agriculture at Davis by Dorothy Jjies, Jim Cuthber, and Richard Reed . . . ANAHEIM business firms and civic leader will be the guests of honor at a hamburger feed, September 7, for participants of the summer recreational program, Don Derr, director, announced . . . Building Inspector R. W. Nyboe reported that a total of 89 building permits totaling $638,769, were issued in August. The year's total now is $4,741,666: ANAHEIM is building up! BOND ELECTION—S. E. Whieldon, the prominent ANAHEIM booster, is doing a lot of missionary work for the sewer bond issue. An intense educational campaign is planned to inform every voter of the vital necessity of voting right—for—the bonds September 18. SPORTLETS — Ed Heinrich, Gordon Yater, Carroll Moody, Earl Pugh, and Don Ames are ANAHEIM candidates for Tex Oliver's Fullerton Junior College eleven . . . Three ANAHEIM gridders—Dick Carson, Kenyon Kohne and Orlyn North are going to play their football under ANAHEIM's greatest coach—Bill Cook—who in 1920's sparkled on the old ANAHEIM high athletic field . . . Larry Weaver, all-Sunset League fullback, by-passed Santa Ana, Fullerton and Orange Coast, to matriculate at San Bernardino. He is a 22 foot broad jumper, too . . . ANAHEIM's Roaring Rainbows bowed out of the Bellflower Midget tournament. Fullerton took the consolation prize . . . Rosie Gilheusen who made the jump from softball to organized baseball spoke in Santa Ana "on what baseball scouts look for." . . . Bertha Ragen was too much for the Buena Park Lynx, as the Orange Lionnettes beat Marion Hill's gals, 2-0, to take the Coca Cola trophy . . . George Bagsley will go into a huddle with his boss, Edgar Spear, to see if Chiksan will send its team to Texas for the softball world series. Chiksan came off second best, but the San Diego team passed on it's right to play in the nationals. TRANSITION—Jerome D. Wallace, 73, an ANAHEIMER for 40 years died at his home last week . . . Dan'l Cupid has been busy. ANAHEIMERS who got marriage licenses last week include: John D. Still unsettled to the satisfaction of the Petracogeorgi family, apparently, was daughter's desire. Tassoula was reported by her father to have pleaded with her sister in the archbishop's home to "save" her. "I want you to take me to my father," she was quoted. An official spokesman for the archbishop said Tassoula told the elder she wanted to stay with her husband. At last reports, the bride was staying with her husband's uncle Col. Sbokos. Reportedly she has refused to see her family. Her new brother-in-law Manuel, chieftan of the Kephaloyannis family, was reported planning to fly to Crete later today to be with his family and their followers "if anything starts." Friends of Manuel said he had received reports the Petracogeorgis were organizing for some sort of violent action. They quoted Manuel as saying, "I can not stay here in security in Athens while my followers are threatened." NEW FORMULA Checks Rheumatic ARTHRITIS PAINS Must Help Or It Costs You Nothing Payne's Formula Tablets contain a recent discovery that is bringing amazing relief to thousands, many of whom had suffered for years. It works internally to reach every joint and muscle in the body. If you want quick comforting help for the aches and pains of arthritis or rheumatism get Payne's formula today. The first dose usually starts hurbing pain so you can work, sleep and live in greater comfort. Quick satisfaction or money back guaranteed after first bottle. Get PAYNE'S FORMULA at McCOY'S CUT RATE DRUGS 100 W. Center Anaheim TRANSITION—Jerome D. Wallace, 73, an ANAHEIMER for 40 years died at his home last week. Dan'l Cupid has been busy. ANAHEIMERS who got marriage licenses last week include: John D. Cole and Mary Middleton. Lawrence Cook of Orange will wed Rita Nellesen of ANAHEIM. Malcom Benedict Smith, an ANAHEIMER, will take Marilyn Madison of Oakland as his bride. Other ANAHEIMERS who went license shopping last week included: Warren Stolz and Lita Ann Carner. LeRoy Penhall and Bonnie Lou Bennett. While the GAZETTEER may not be the first to congratulate these ANAHEIMERS, he isn't the last. And the stork was busy, too. A Fullerton child was born in ANAHEIM when Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Neu were blessed with a son. The Gordon Martins have a new son. Ralph Selaya is a proud papa. 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