anaheim-gazette 1950-10-02

ORIENTAL DISPLAY—Desirable, different gifts from the orient are featured at the Oriental Gift Shop, 331 E. Center st., which stages grand opening for Anaheimers tomorrow. Surveying the new establishment are Mrs. D. Lum and co-owners Ben Lum and Yet Lin. (Gazette photo by Bradley) ORIENTAL DISPLAY—Desirable, different gifts from the orient are featured at the Oriental Gift Shop, 331 E. Center st., which stages grand opening for Anaheimers tomorrow. Surveying the new establishment are Mrs. D. Lum and co-owners Ben Lum and Yet Lin. Oriental Gift Shop Schedules Opening Tomorrow Anaheim gift hunters will have, as of tomorrow, the rich, appealingly different traffic of the Far East from which to make their selections as the Oriental Gift Shop, 331 E. Center st. opens its doors in its grand debut. Ben Lum, shop operator and brother of Yet Lin, owner of the Chung King Cafe, announces that his new shop will feature a large, comprehensive display of imported articles from China and the Orient. Almost all of the selections are handmade, says Ben Lum and are made from materials and by craftsmen available only in the oriental countries. The list of articles is long. It includes had-made scarfs, bags, framed and unframed tapestries wrought in silk and bearing feather-thread designs notable for their high natural colors. In addition there are genuine silk imported kimonos and pajamas, hand-painted china, rattan furniture, baskets and brass and copper ware. Brothers Ben Lum and Yet Lin will be co-partners in the Anaheim venture. Ben Lum, Seattle born, comes from that city where he operated a gift shop much similar to Anaheim Woman’s Mother Passes. Mrs. Oscar Soller, 705 N. Los Angeles st. is mourning the death of her mother, Mrs. Lena Cook, who died yesterday at the age of 66. Mrs. Cook resided at 322 Granada Ct., Ontario. In addition to Mrs. Solter, Mrs. Cook is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Fay Bartlett, Upland; Mrs. Vera Cattle, Mrs. Elmer Snyder, and Mrs. Dolly Burrell, all of Chino; one son, Merle Cook, Ukiah; and eight grandchildren to the new Center st. operation. Yet Lin was born in Hong Kong, China. Before coming to this country 20 years ago he absorbed enough of China’s culture to rank as an expert in selection of oriental object’s d’art. He is familiar with oriental markets, as well, thus assuring a steady influx of the best in gift shop stocks. Yet Lin, on his arrival in the United States, first settled in San Francisco. There he operated a restaurant. He came to Anaheim three years ago. The Oriental Gift Shop staff consists of Mrs. D. Lum and Mozy Lin, each versed in the intricacies of oriental art and more than willing to share that knowledge with Anaheim shoppers desirous of attaining the maximum in value and originality in their gift selections. Korean War (continued from Page 1) on the reported crossing and MacArthur’s surrender ultimatum. MacArthur’s surrender term were broadcast first at noon Sunday. AP correspondent Hal Boyle reported the South Korean Thin Division had smashed across the 38 border on the east coast 45 minutes before that. Boyle said the order to cross was given by Lt. Gen. Walton B Walker, U. S. Eighth Army commander, and was dropped to the South Koreans from a plane. AP correspondent Leif Erickson said the South Koreans Monday captured Yangyang, seven miles north of the border. A U. S. Eighth Army staff officer said the South Korean Capital Division was marching across the border on a road leading to Third Division positions. Despite the silence of top officers, there was no doubt that South Korean units were thrusting well into red Korea. B-29s smashed at Pyongyang again Monday, following up Sunday strikes at the capital by Navy carrier aircraft. Air Force pilots reported intensified aircraft fire over the city. There were no further reports of a possible buildup of North Korean air strength. Pilots Saturday reported sighting 22 replanes and observing hasty repairs on main airfields. These reports could be significant, since red Korea’s light air strength was reported wiped out early in the war. The planes come from Russia. The air spokesman said main B-29 raids hit along a line running roughly across to the east coast from Pyongyang. This was on the line where prisoners reported they reds would make a stand. The spokesman specific bomber missions might be sent close to red China’s Manchurian border but in general strikes were limited to the area starting 30 miles south of the border. He called this a comfortable distance. Red China has complained to the U.N. about alleged U.S.-Gazette photo by Bradley.) DON'T WORRY ABOUT RENT RECEIPTS OUR practical loans pay for your HOME as you live in it. Each monthly installment, often no larger than rental costs, reduces a sizable portion of principal owed. Call when convenient and learn how buying by the month makes HOME ownership your best buy. ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon Sts. Anaheim, Calif. Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER LAST WEEK'S NEWSWEEK Fullerton's City Council was named in a suit to determine the legality of the city and the Municipal Service Corp., to start a "tax free" bus line... ANAHEIM's Community Fair Queen contest officially began Tuesday under the direction of Oscar Solter and Marguerite Coons... Seventy-five Orange county dratees were inducted into military service... A $160,000 addition to the Luthern Home for the Aged was dedicated yesterday by the Rev. Edwin Pflug. Officers of the home include Fred Gerdes of Orange, president; George Zorn, Los Angeles, vice-president; the Rev. H. G. Schmeltzer, ANAHEIM, secretary, and A. J. Schutte, ANAHEIM, treasurer... Santa Ana rents were ordered decontrolled last week. Only La Habra, Tustin, Brea and Placentia are still under rent controls as are the unincorporated districts of Buena Park and Costa Mesa... Two Santa Ana women, Miss Damaris Beeman, 73, and Miss Alma Karlson, 67, well-known throughout the county for their nursing and welfare work, were killed in an automobile accident in Illinois where they were vacationing... Miss Ruth Feider of the California State Board of Nurses Examiners probed the recent flare up at the County Hospital Nurses school... FESTIVAL SERMON—L. E. Effert former pastor of the Anheim of St. Paul's Lutheran church, Laguna, gave the Festival ceremonies of the new unit at the Ball rd. and Walnut st. Lutheran-goers thronged the inner court of the modern structure is Edwin H. Pflug, pastor of the Anaheim Z on Lutheran unit is the original Home for the Aged. Lutheran Home for Aged Addition Dedicated at Sunday Ceremonies Public dedication ceremonies for the new addition to the eran Home for the Aged wrote completion to the long anticipate ect yesterday afternoon. Representatives from many parts of ern California were on hand to witness the formal announcement with its ample window sp Korean War continued from Page 1) reported crossing and onthur's surrender ultimatum. Arthur's surrender terms broadcast first at noon Sun before that. said the order to cross en by Lt. Gen. Walton H. U. S. Eighth Army command was dropped to the Koreans from a plane. arrespondent Leif Erickson the South Koreans Monday and Yangyang, seven miles of the border. S. Eighth Army staff offd the South Korean Capitation was marching across order on a road leading to division positions. The silence of top offiere was no doubt that Korean units were thrusting to red Korea. smashed at Pyongyang Monday, following up Sunites at the capital by Navy aircraft. force pilots reported intense craft fire over the city. were no further reports possible buildup of North Air strength. Pilots Sat-reported sighting 22 red and observing hasty repairs airfields. reports could be significance red Korea's light air was reported wiped out in the war. The planes come Russia. Air spokesman said main hits along a line running across to the east coast longyang. This was on the rare prisoners reported the field make a stand. bokesman specific bomber might be sent close to ana's Manchurian border general strikes were limited ca starting 30 miles south border. called this a comfortable Red China has complaint U. N. about alleged U. S. ANAHEIM ITEM — ANAHEIM City Council faced a personnel probelm caused by the retirement of 14 ANAHEIMERS who have served their city well over the years. SPORTOPIX—ANAHEIM high, under its new coach, Clare Van-Hoorebeke, rolled to a brilliant 25-0 victory over Bell Gardens, John Cyplen, Enoch Peterson, Jimmy Roberts and Augie Huesca sparkled behind a hard-charging, smooth working line... Long Beach City college's powerhouse swamped Tex Oliver's Fullerton Hornets, 33-2, before 8600... Santa Ana's once-potent Dons staged a comeback to hold Pasadena, to a scoreless deadlock... Fullerton High and Whittler played to a 0-0 deadlock before 5000 fans Saturday... Santa Rosa JC stopped Orange Coast, 31-13, in Santa Ana's Bowl... Claremont routed Brea-Olinda, 33-0... Tustin beat Hemet, 13-7... Orange defeated Garden Grove, 19-0... Orange welcomed back their Lionettes, winners of the world's amateur softball crown... TRANSITION—Born: Mr. and Mrs. William Talevich are the pround parents of an heir. Papa is a North American aircrafter... Jerry Dolan was presented with a son by Doc Stork last Wednesday... The LaVerne Roquets are the parents of a little Miss ANAHEIM. "Sully" is the popular ANAHEIM real estater... Another little sweetheart arrived to bless the James Bregg household... Cupid's Dept.: Sam'l Peralez, an ANAHEIMER, obtained a marriage license to wed Viola Ballard of Fullerton... Died: Mrs. Etta S. Coollidge, 42, died at her home after a brief illness. She had been an ANAHEIMER for eight years and was a Gold Star Mother... ANAHEIMTOPIX—Ray Reaf-snyder was chosen chairman of the 1950 ANAHEIM Community Chest drive. He succeeds Judge John Shea who headed the Red church-goers thronged the inner court of the modern structure right is Edwin H. Pfug, pastor of the Anaheim Z on Luther unit is the original Home for the Aged. Lutheran Home for Aged Addition Dedicated at Sunday Ceremonies Public dedication ceremonies for the new addition to the eran Home for the Aged wrote completion to the long anticipate ect yesterday afternoon. Representatives from many parts of eastern California were on hand to witness the formal announcement of the availability of the $160,000 addition, construction of which was commenced early this year. The people jammed the inner court of the new building to the standing room only stage to hear and see the dedication ceremonies. Festival sermon yesterday was given by L. E. Eifert, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran church, Laguna. The official dedication was made by Edwin H. Pfug, recently installed pastor of the Anaheim Zion Lutheran church. Choral singing for the occasion was provided by St. John's Lutheran choir under the direction of Theo. Hopmann. The low-spread, brick structure Feather campaign last year. It was a wise selection... Tommy Thomason, YMCA secretary, intimated that the recent fund-raising drive fell short of its goal. Frank Kellogg and associates turned in the best record... ANAHEIMERS could see the eclipse of the moon last week... Sgt. Frank Taylor, former ANAHEIM scoutmaster, was reported wounded in Korea... The ANAHEIM city fathers confirmed the appointment of new employees. Police Officer Russel Hamlyn, 44, became a permanent member of the force... Walter Frey, 45, was hired as a plant operator on the recommendation of Vard Hannum, superintendent, and Councilman L. N. (Pete) Wisser... Harley Hesse, 25, also became a city employee as did John Steinborn... ANAHEIM's electrical production equipment is "getting closer and closer to capacity." Vard Hannum warned the City Council at its last meeting... E. M. Quinn of Buena Park lost his fight for an ANAHEIM license because he had not complied with the requirement to be bonded. Superior Judge Robert Gardner ruled that ANAHEIM had a right to require the posting of a bond by contractors. REMEMBER — One person's good fortune may be another's misfortune; good comes from evil as evil produces good. Cupid's Dept.: Sam'l Peralez, an ANAHEIMER, obtained a marriage license to wed Viola Ballard of Fullerton. Died: Mrs. Etta S. Coolidge, 42, died at her home after a brief illness. She had been an ANAHEIMER for eight years and was a Gold Star Mother. ANAHEIMTOPIX—Ray Reafsnyder was chosen chairman of the 1950 ANAHEIM Community Chest drive. He succeeds Judge John Shea who headed the Red if this is a Ford coupe... what is... RETSOOB watch this paper for prizes West Germans (Continued from Page 1) Firing squads of armed police pounced on every small red gathering so fast that agitators didn't have time to distribute their leaflets of anti-western propaganda. Some 900 would-be rioters were tossed into jail, joining 500 others who had been arrested as a precaution on Saturday. The biggest fight of the day took place in Hamburg, where 16 policemen were injured fighting 3000 stone-throwing communists. It took only 60 policemen to suppress a mob of 400 at Hanover. Several policemen and agitators were injured and 35 reds were arrested. Cologne police broke up two attempted marches by 300 communists. They jailed 83. Fifty were arrested trying to demonstrate in Frankfurt, 30 in Brunswick, 23 in Oldenburg and 100 in Dortmund. The day's only successful rabotection appeared to be a temporary cutting of the telephone line of the government-owned railway. It was severed near the capital city of Bonn. Saboteurs—believed to be reds—escaped. The line was quickly restored. CAMERA FANS MEET Bill Fackiner, president of the Camera club, called a meeting or Thursday evening, October 5, at 7 p.m., in the Little Theater at the Anaheim high school. This will be the first of the fall meetings and anyone interested in photography is welcome. If a man does not know to what port he is steering, no wind is Aged Addition by Ceremonies the new addition to the Luthtion to the long anticipated projves from many parts of Southwith its ample window space and modern interior furnishes contrast to the old home which has stood at the corner of Walnut and Ball rd. for many years. The new unit is finished in warm, modern colors. In addition to the 26 individual rooms, it also houses a recreation room with a fireplace, a dining room and an infirmary with a six-bed ward. The home is open to elderly men and women of all denominations. CAMERA FANS MEET Bill Fackiner, president of the Camera club, called a meeting or Thursday evening, October 5, at 7 p.m., in the Little Theater at the Anaheim high school. This will be the first of the fall meetings and anyone interested in photography is welcome. If a man does not know to what port he is 'steering, no wind is favorable to him—Seneca at SMITH-REAFSNYDER See the New Servel today... 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