anaheim-gazette 1950-10-05

Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER DOGONKE—Merrill Royer's dog, Spot, doesn't care for the helicopter mail planes that invade the privacy of his back yard in ANAHEIM. He protests only as a dog can. He barks loud and fiercely at the strange flying eggbeater on its three trips to the ANAHEIM heliport. It must be his dog-like intuition that tells him when a helicopter is within miles of ANAHEIM. On some days he hears the flying eggbeater that goes over Fullerton on its way to pick up the Riverside and inland mail. Both Ellis Ackerman who meets the copter with Fullerton mail and George Jackson who delivers the ANAHEIM mail pouch have gotten to know Spot and are sometimes amused at the little dog for showing disdain in a way only a dog can. PROFILES—Wesley Visel is an ANAHEIMER who must be given a world of credit for choosing a profession whereby he can help his fellows rather than one where he might gain riches. Though the teaching profession offers much, the personable ANAHEIMER has given more. Such men as Wesley Visel are truly servants of humanity when they choose to help others—especially youngsters. PROFILES—Wesley Visel is an ANAHEIMER who must be given a world of credit for choosing a profession whereby he can help his fellows rather than one where he might gain riches. Though the teaching profession offers much, the personable ANAHEIMER has given more. Such men as Wesley Visel are truly servants of humanity when they choose to help others—especially youngsters. ANAHEIMERS — Henry Bard and Herb Middleton are a couple of experts when it comes to using the rod and the reel. They have been showing Kenny Eckels just how it is done... Joe Muro, the one-time Placentia baseballer, has become a sheetmetal expert since he left the service. He was in ANAHEIM to do a highly technical job... Looks like Rod Brastad may give Horace Heldt a little competition. Entries for the Hallowe'en festival talent show are pouring in... Big Don Cram, the genial personnel manager and stenotyper, is passing out the coegars again. The popular ANAHEIMER became a papa again... Jo An Burdick is the ANAHEIM Lions' Queen candidate and Jo Anne Wood is the Kiwanis-YMCA Queen candidate... With such a dazzling array of ANAHEIM beauty, it is only natural that a guy should get confused... Gilbert McGuffy, one of the best shine experts, who held forth at the Office Barber shop, has left ANAHEIM to ply his trade in Santa Ana. Apparently the going got a leetle too rough hereabouts... DOGS—ANAHEIM is a dog's paradise. An ANAHEIM dog has all the freedom most city dogs do not. A dog's life in ANAHEIM is free and easy. He is at liberty to roam the streets; inspect light posts, trees and fire hydrants; and knock over garbage cans. In other towns dogs are hampered by ordinances keeping them in their own back yards. Naturally, in ANAHEIM the dog mortality rate is high. Auto brakes aren't made that can stop a car from running over a frisky pet. NEIGHBORHOOD TOPIX — Over at Fullerton tonight they're putting on the Fifth Annual Fall Festival with Dave Lashmet, a former ANAHEIMER, being the spark-plug of the main attraction—a free barbecue (free to all ticket holders)... Oscar Schneider, a native ANAHEIMER, was stricken with a heart attack just the day before he was to get the meat for the event. Arch Raitt, the North- Joy Lane Anaheim’s Joy Lane Readys for Stimulation On TV Stage, Bandstand Next Week Red Cross Need For First Aid Teachers Stressed One of the most pressing needs of Anaheim Chapter, American Red Cross, at the present time, is first aid instructors, Hubert Ladig, first aid chairman reported to the board meeting yesterday stressing the need for former instructors to contact the chapter office, with a view to having their certificates renewed. Mrs. M. A. Gauer, Canteen chairman, reported that the Canteen had served food to Company K, Anaheim's own, on September 5. Four members of the canteen served 105 men. Mrs. Ben Kaulbars, blood program chairman, has arranged the blood mobile schedule for 195 kL if will be, as heretofore, on the fourth Friday of February, May, August, and the third Friday of November. The next visit of the blood mobile will be on November 17, and, since the need for blood has been more than doubled since the Korean emergency, all prospective donors are urged to call the chapter office and make appointments. Large shipments of blood are made each week, by air, direct to Korea. Home Service reported 36 cases open during the month. 10 of which were new. Service was given to six veterans and seven servicemen or their families. Financial assistance was given three. There were 28 office callers and nine home calls were made. Mrs. Floyd Peterson, volunteer services chairman, reported that 10 volunteers gave 105 hours of service during the month. Mrs. Emma Erickson, general field representative, from Area Already having established itself as a busy young lady oway to the highest heights entertainment world, Anaheim Joy Lane, daughter of Mrs. Mrs. Bob Wurgaft, 319 N. Mrs. currently readying for duties up Hollywood way. One return to the TV stage next The other is her singing deli the Cocoanut Grove. The big day, both for Job for television audiences, is this day, October 9. The channel time is 2:30-4:30 p.m. Through Friday. The show Jack Gregson show which fans watching on another chari prior to a summer's respite the cast. Joy Lane graces the after entertainment treat as mistery ceremonies and vocalist. In the fort she's not bound to be acess, she already is a success definitely. The Anaheim beauty recovers from TV critics for her prior to the summer shutdown sample, "Joy's personality drawn fan letters." She has a jovaciousness that gives zest to singing and makes her please have around." And before the advent of TV peanures, she attracted this limited praise of no less an attainment expert than Nick K song writer, poet and New York Mirror columnist Kenny wrote part," Where has she l... If ever I heard a million ord vote, it is this little lady? We haven't heard anything her in many years. She is tinctive, sparkling and a FIL. But not to obscure the real upcoming Jack Gregson music-maker for the afternoon, will be Ted Rito. Observers of the premer show marked the long successful bandman as a person individual whose music and fry dignity strengthen the operation. NEIGHBORHOOD TOPIX — Over at Fullerton tonight they're putting on the Fifth Annual Fall Festival with Dave Lashmet, a former ANAHEIMER, being the spark-plug of the main attraction—a free barbecue (free to all ticket holders)... Oscar Schneider, a native ANAHEIMER, was stricken with a heart attack just the day before he was to get the meat for the event. Arch Raitt, the Northern Orange county Y-M director, took over. While the Bar-B-Q is the piece de resistance, there will be a free show (free for nothing to all comers) at 7:30 p.m. ... Over at Brea, they're rather enthusiastic about S. S. (Shorty) Smith's Wildcat football team. Nothing but grit and determination made it possible for the little oil town to have a varsity team this year. Every kid on the team is to be congratulated. And 18 or 19 years ago Brea with Ray Sachs, Bert Rightmer and a Ledbetter or two was able to compete with the best o' them... Those were the happy days when Warpy Brown, the wealthy oil man and school trustee, used to ride the bench... Albert Stuelke, the dean of Brea-Olinda instructors, remembers every one of those kids, because he was a teacher, counselor and friend. Home Service reported 36 cases open during the month, 10 of which were new. Service was given to six veterans and seven servicemen or their families. Financial assistance was given three. There were 28 office callers and nine home calls were made. Mrs. Floyd Peterson, volunteer services chairman, reported that 10 volunteers gave 105 hours of service during the month. Mrs. Emma Erickson, general field representative, from Area Office in San Francisco, visited the chapter in September, and was highly commendatory of the work being done along all lines. BRITAIN HAS MILLION TRAINED FIGHTERS LONDON (AP)—Britain's Universal Military Service for men from 18 to 28 is being extended as of Oct. 1, 1950, from 18 months to two years. She now has more than 1,000,000 men trained for her armed services; government reports show. Seven out of every eight British soldiers are now serving overseas. Some 100,000 of them are now fighting communists in Malaya. to each and every one of the Brea-Olinda students. REMEMBER—It's far easier to imitate than to originate. SESMA CLEANERS 130 ELM - ANAHEIM Will Be Closed Friday and Saturday, Oct. 6-7 IN HONOR OF THE MEMORY OF ENSIGN ARTHUR J. SESMA Truman Tans on Chesapeake Bay ABOARD YACHT COMMANDER (UP)—President Truman, sporting an autumn tan, scheduled a 40-mile leisurely cruise today across Chesapeake Bay. The vacationing president had the yacht Williamsburg pointed for Tangier Sound off the eastern shore after docking overnight at Yorktown, Va., where he went ashore briefly for the first time since leaving Washington last Saturday. Shortly after the Williamsburg tied up late yesterday at Yorktown, historic site of the British surrender in the revolutionary war, Mr. Truman left the ship and walked about 100 yards in a chill wind to visit with newsmen covering his trip. The president acquired his tan sunbathing Monday and Tuesday under perfect Indian summer skies. But the sky was heavily overcast yesterday and there was a stiff wind which kicked up a lot of whitecaps. On yesterday's trip down the bay the president listened over the radio to the first part of the world series baseball game, then went to work on official papers flown in from Washington. Later he got word that he had won a staff pool on the outcome of the game. Mr. Truman had drawn the New York Yankees in the fourth, when they made the only score of the game. The prize said press secretary Charles G. Ross, was "just a small one." He declined to name it. CROW GETS A RIDE FREEPORT, Ill. — (UP) — When young Frank Burt rides his bicycle, he carries an extra passenger on the handlebars. The cargo is his pet crow, "Jet." The crow fights with the family's two dogs over bones, says hello, laughs, and sings whenever it hears organ music. Zamperini of Christian Truck Los Angeles (UP) perini, former U.S. California track star vengeance against who mistreated him two and a half years of war camp. Today he is fly American Clipper b with a list of the persecutors, supplied crimes commission. But it is not venge Zamperini carries, his sage of peace and brevity. Tracing his one-tim converting them to will be part of his perini says, during tour of Japan under of the International Christ movement. Zamperini was in Japanese after his a crashed in the sea. He survived 47 draft. SAL T.V. CHAIR Bargain! $11.95 Comfortable, sturdy built Television Chairs in Selected coverings. Save $8. Choice! MODERN TABLES $4.88 Choose the Lamp Table or Cocktail Table in Walnut or Blond finish. Big Savings! Easy Terms, too! Smart 10-pc. Bedroom Ensembles that Save You $75 to $135 TOMORROW! $139- $169- $197 Here are several up-to-the-minute Bedroom Groups that really save you money! 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Today he is flying by Pan-American Clipper back to Tokyo with a list of the names of his persecutors, supplied by the war crimes commission. But it is not vengeance he seeks. Zamperini carries, he says, a message of peace and brotherly love. Tracing his one-time captors and converting them to Christianity will be part of his duties, Zamperini says, during a two-month tour of Japan under the auspices of the International Youth for Christ movement. Zamperini was interned by the Japanese after his air force plane crashed in the sea. He survived 47 days on a life raft. Jr. Chamber Hears Van Hoorebeke The inside on the 1950 Colonist grid machine headed this bill last night at the regular meeting of the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce at Mother's Kitchen. Speaker of the evening was Clare Van Hoorebeke, new varsity football coach at Anaheim high school. Progress is being made, the mentor told chambermen, the colonists are adapting themselves to the information with reasonable speed. However, he said, there is a deplorable lack of spirit both within the team itself and among its backers. This, Van Hoorebeke avowed must be remedied. The success of the current grid campaign demands it. During his talk with chambermen, the AUHS coach also stressed the need for pre-high school training for Anaheim athletes, citing the woes of the coach who finds himself faced with incoming high schoolers pretty much ignorant of the intricacies of football as well as other sports. Ikes Consider Buffalo Feed The Anaheim chapter of the Ikeak Walton League at its meeting last night discussed its pending buffalo meat dinner to be held at the Community Center, Olive, on December 6. The Ikes have bought two buffaloes which are now being fattened on the hoof for the big event. The general public is invited to join in on the big dinner. Details will be announced later. 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