anaheim-gazette 1950-10-10

For Results and Quick Page 7 Anaheim Gazette, Tuesday, October 10, 1950 Katella Farmers 4H Club ANAHEIM Ville Park 4H Club ORANGE PRIZE BOOTH—This booth won first place for Katella farmers at the Hemet Farmers Fair which closed last Sunday. The Katellans labelled their display "Progress Through Freedom." Katella Booth Wins First at Hemet Festival Paul D. Lieb, leader of the Anaheim Katella Farmers 4-H club, announced today that the club received first prize for their feature exhibit at the Hemet Farmers Fair and Festival which closed Sunday evening. The theme of the exhibit was "Progress through Freedom." The Katella Farmers also took home the coveted prize for their feature exhibits at the Orange County Fair and the Los Angeles County Fair. Members serving on the exhibit committee were Richard Reed, chairman; Ronald Schmitger, Jim Cuthbert; Dorothy Giles, Donald Palm, and Paul Lieb, club leader. Politics Mix at Legion Meeting LOS ANGELES (F)—State politics and the American Legion convention got mixed up, coincidentally, last night. It so happened that Rep. Helon Gahagan Douglas, Democratic candidate for U. S. Senator, took campaign whacks in a radio address at her Republican opponent Rep. Richard M. Nixon, and at Harold E. Stassen, University of Pennsylvania president and 1948 Republican presidential aspirant. Mrs. Douglas said Nixon, Stassen and Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis.) were among "new spokesmen of the Republican party" who she charged are conspiring to sell the welfare of the American people down the river of personal ambition." Nixon, speaking at the Legion convention gabbed at the administration when he said "we must reject the leadership of the U. S. State Department and revise our foreign policy." He also asked for a stronger military force, more stringent anti-subversive measures and greater cooperation among them. Nixon, speaking at the Legion convention, jabbed at the administration when he said "we must reject the leadership of the U.S. State Department and revise our foreign policy." He also asked for a stronger military force, more stringent anti-subversive measures and greater economic strength. Mrs. Douglas, referring to Stassen's proposed attempt to visit Stalin personally, said that "his elfrontery, his dangerously irresponsible statements which have seriously damaged American prestige all over the world call to mind the callous irresponsibility of Senator McCarthy and of my Republican opponent in the present campaign." Stassen, attending the Legion convention, told reporters that the letters he is receiving about his proposed Stalin visit are running four-to-one in favor of the idea. Our grand business undoubtedly is not to see what lies dimly at a distance, but to do what lies clearly at hand—Carlyle BUGHU PILLS Buchu is one of the oldest drugs known to medical science. It is a very valuable agent in most forms of kidney trouble. The kidneys act at blood filters for your system—some times they need a stimulant and then it is the time for you to get a package of McCoy's Diuretic Compound Pills. These pills contain Buchu, Stone root, Uva Ural, Potash, Nitrate and Aloes for stimulating diuretic effect. Sold at all McCoy Drug Stores, Santa Ana and Anaheim. Y Kids Sign (Continued from Page 4) sit on the Stanford and UCLA benches as honorary coaches. The local YMCA is using the event as a kick-off for its fall program. Everybody is urged to attend. Adult leaders will supervise the youngsters throughout the trip. Parents or adults who wish to furnish transportation to this event contact the Y office. Handicapped Hiring Creditable in City Anaheim employers are giving more than lip-service to the President's proclamation regarding jobs for the handicapped. National Employer the Handicapped Week is observed early in October and Herman V. Ziemer, manager of the Fullerton office of the California Department of Employment, in a statement made public this morning, indicated that this area always makes a creditable showing. Since the beginning of the year, 227 handicapped workers have been referred to jobs by the Fullerton employment office. Of this number 108 have been hired. Experience has proven that an exceptionally large percentage of these workers remain on the job. Of the total number of handicapped individuals referred to employment, 131 were veterans; 76 of the veterans referred were hired. BIG BEAR CITY LP—Damage was estimated at $70,000 or more today. From the fire which destroyed Inspiration Lodge, a Big Bear landmark, yesterday morning. Miss Slick Chick (Continued From Page 14) part of the queen of the festival however, the contest is not based on the queen theme or a bathing beauty selection. This event is limited to girls, ages 15-19, living in the Anaheim High school area of Anaheim rural route. Entrance must wear a costume of their own design and making. Contestants in bathing suits will not be permitted to enter. Preliminary eliminations will be based 50 per cent on originality and costume design, 35 per cent suitability of costume to wearor, 15 per cent personality and 5 per cent poise. Mrs. Martha Schimmacher, who in charge of awards, reports that "Miss Slick Chick of 1950" will receive a complete "head-to-toe outfit in addition to her honorary title and giant loving cup. She will also receive the coveted title "Cover Girl of the Week" for Station KTLA-TV, whose viewing audience will determine the winner during the week, October 2 through 28. All Slick Chick candidates, including the winter, will be featured on the Chamber of Commerce Official float. Any girl wishing to enter the contest and who is eligible by the above rules is urged to contact the Chamber of Commerce before Thursday noon, October 12. To date the following girls have officially entered the contest: Shiley Snyder, Carolyn Haney, Jeannie Wright, Jeannine Lois-Michaels Madolyn Duragan, Annette Hoppe Mar Elina Buring Gwen Kelvin Marilyn Jane Cordill; Lucia Douthit and Doris Jerles. Warren Aid to Veterans Cited Czerny Peringer of Fullerton, county co-chairman of the Orange County Veterans "Earl Warren for Governor" committee with Conrad (Tex) Hanson of Santa Ana, has stated that Gov. Warren has pointed the way to speed the readjustment of veterans to postwar life. Mr. Peringer says "California has been trying to help the veterans under the Warren administration; to get an education, help him find a job, and help him acquire a home so that he can establish himself firmly in community life." The following veterans are serving on the Orange County "Earl Warren for Governor" Committee: Santa Ana, Bob Smith, Guy Harvey, Edward M. Hall, Ted Luckey, Robert Kneeland, Dr. J. B. Price, Daniel K. Brown, Donald P. Goode, Frank C. Pope, John H. Gilbert and Keith Davis; Garden Grove, George Honold, R. Haster, Vic Meyer, E. B. Hall; Anaheim, K. J. Bradley, Glen E. McCloud, Ray Y. Mallonee, John Harpster, LeRoy Lyon, Jr.; Fullerton, Douglas Boyd, Donald C. Jones, James J. Grieves, Bucky Walters, Duane Truatt, Earl L. Field, Edgar G. Owens; Buena Park - Cypress - Stanton, Verne R. Tilleson and Fred R. Dukes; Westminster-Midway City, Kenneth Wyman, George L. Rainey; Brea, Dr. Glen Curtis, H. M. AVOCADO INSTITUTE MEETS SUNDAE Avocado Root rot, sun-blotch of avocados, and avocado rootstocks will be three of the important subjects discussed by authorities at the 22nd annual avocado institute, Washington grammar school, La Habra, Saturday, Oct. 21, 1950, starting at 8:30 a.m. This announcement today came from Farm Adviser Harold E. Wahlberg of the Agricultural Extension Service. Kellogg Ranch Resumes Horse Shows on Sunday With the return of students to the southern campus of the California State Polytechnic college at San Dimas and Pomona comes the resumption of the Kellogg Arabian horse shows this Sunday, Oct. 15, it was announced today by college president Julian A. McPhee. Performances by the prized Arabian horses will be given each Sunday throughout the school year at 2 p.m., and 3:30 p.m., with the grounds and stable area open to the public throughout the day. Many of last year's visitors brought picnic lunches to be eaten in the rose gardens where the college has provided picnic tables. Several new acts have been added... Farmers Fair which Freedom.” Buena Park - Cypress - Stanton, Verne R. Tilleson and Fred R. Dukes; Westminster-Midway City, Kenneth Wyman, George L. Rainey; Brea, Dr. Glen Curtis, H. M. Bergan, Jake Bergman, Max Dunn. Placentia, Earl Denney, Hilmer G. Lodge; Yorba Linda, O. D. Beck, George Kellogg, August Anderson, C. H. Eichler, Bob Cochran; Orange-Olive-El Modena, Albert R. Benson, Vernon E. Mansur, Donald Gullege, Lawrence E. Nichols; Huntington Beach, Charles Murdy, Dr. P. E. Shechan, Lemuel Berry, Tex Neeld, Harbert A. Day, Scott Hoepner; Seal Beach-Sunset Beach, T. L. Burns Costa Mesa, LeRoy P. Anderson, Merle S. Matthews; Newport Beach-Balboa-Gorona del Mar, Ralph Hoyle, Jr., Maurice Stanley, John R. Daniell, Alden Doesburg, Thom E. Heffernan, and John T. Boyd, Jr. Tustin-Ervine-El Toro, Robert A. Banyard, Wayne Eaton, Ralph (Bud) Teter, Wm. H. Gray; Laguna Beach, Earl Warwick, John Solomon, Robert S. Barnes, San Clemente - Doheny - Hana Point, Bob Wallace, Ralph Quackenbush; San Juan Capistrano / Dave Greenther, Robert Williams, Norman Watson and C.; Russell Cook. Locai Boy Scouts Collect Awards The quarterly court of honor of the Northern Orange County Council Boy Scouts of America was held last evening at the American Legion Hall in Buena Park at which time 69 rank advancements were awarded and 158 merit badges. Ranger badges, the highest award in Explorer scouting were awarded to 18 Explorers. This badge is equal in rank to the Eagle badge in the scouting program. Seven Eagle badges were awarded to scouts who have recently qualified for that award in their scouting activities. Explorer Post 291 won the advancement trophy for the greatest amount of advancement for this court and also won the attendance plaque for the most number of parents and friends in attendance. Two Anaheimers claimed Eagle day, Oct. 18, it was announced today by college president Julian A. McPhee. Performances by the prized Arabian horses will be given each Sunday throughout the school year at 2 p.m., and 3:30 p.m., with the grounds and stable area open to the public throughout the day. Many of last year's visitors brought picnic lunches to be eaten in the rose gardens where the college has provided picnic tables. Several new acts have been added to the show that will be seen for the first time this Sunday, according to Charlie B. Team, ranch manager. One of the few Arabian jumpers has been schooled for this show. Another act especially appealing to the children will be the Bea Hur Charlot pulled by Shetland ponies and the Shetland pony 'road horse' exhibition. Rossika, a favorite with the younger set for 15 years will also perform with her doll Susy Q. The 16 separate acts will include some of the finest blooded and best trained Arabians in the world. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all our friends for their kind expression of sympathy and prayers in the loss of our son Ensign Arthur J. Sesma. Bernardine and Frank Sesma. Classified Rates for: Anaheim Gazette and Anaheim Gazette Shopper (minimum 12 words) 3c word last day — 1½ thereafter 1 time 36c 2 times 54c 3 times 72c 4 times 90c 5 times $1.08 Address: phone-numbers, etc., constitute a word. Minimum charge 36c. Deadline for copy, corrections or cancellations 9:00 a.m. day of publication. We will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement ordered for more than one time. We reserve the right to adjust in full any error, by a correct publication of the advertisement. Phone 2206 for Results ANNOCEMENTS Personals-Spec. Notices FOR RENT: roiding wheel chairs, hospital beds, crutches, Medical Appliance Service Co., 918 N. Los Angeles. Phone 5658. RUMMAGE SALE, Presbyterian Flower Mission. October 11, 12, 13 at 230 East Center. Singer Sewing Miss Slick Chick continued From Page 14 the queen of the festival, the contest is not based queen theme or a bathing selection. This event is limgirls, ages 15-19, living in Hheim High school area or in rural route. Entrants ear a costume of their own and making. Contestants in suits will not be permitater. Primary eliminations will be per cent on originality of design, 35 per cent suitof costume to wearor, 10 personality and 5 per cent Martha Schimmacher, who is age of awards, reports that Miss Slick Chick of 1950" will recomplete "head-to-toe" addition to her honorary giant loving cup. She will live the coveted title "Covof the Week" for Station V, whose viewing audition determine the winner the Week, October 22 28. Miss Slick Chick candidates, in the winter, will be featurethe Chamber of Commerce float. Any girl wishing to contest and who is elfthe above rules is urged of the Chamber of Comference Thursday noon. The following girls have entered the contest: Shirlor Carolyn Haney, Jeannine Llois Mitchell, Dumigan Annette Buring Gwen Kelmany, Jane Cordill Lucile and Doris Jerles. Seven Eagle badges were awarded to scouts who have recently qualified for that award in their scouting activities. Explorer Post, 291 won the advancement trophy for the greatest amount of advancement for this court and also won the attendance plaque for the most number o: parents and friends in attendance. Two Anaheimers claimed Eagle awards. They were William Bail, Ship 280, and A. D. Downs, troop 72. Gold Palms were awarded to Neil Evers, Troop 74. Ranger badges went to Downs and Evers. Star award winners were Robert Gregg and Fred Roberts, Troop 72; George Nellison and Inocent Salazar, Troop 73; Henry Lin, Troop 74; and Tom Frank, Troop 80. Thomas Atkinson Troop 74 captured a life award. First Class badges were awarded to Richard Blankmeyer, 72; Charles Cutshall, Ronald Legg, Henry Lin, 74 and Larry Frantz, 80. Second Classers are Dick Hanson, Johnny Lin, Daie Laton, Daryl Wimberly, 74. Merit badges were awarded to A. D. Downs, James Payan, Harry Roberts, George Nellison, Gabriel De Los Reyes, Inocent Salazar, Bill Hoffman, Robert Hoffman, Henry Lin Leb Irwin, Ed Douditi, Tom Atkinson and Larry Frantz. MONTEEEN-PARK PLANES BUILDING Monteeen-Park UP has authorized city plans to build a view police and fire station to be built on one acre tract at Raltona and Newark avenues. ANNUNCEMENTS Personals-Spec. Notices FOR RENT: roiding wheel chairs, hospital beds, crutches, Medical Appliance Service Co., 918 N. Los Angeles. Phone 5658. RUMMAGE SALE, Presbyterian Flower Mission. October 11, 12, 13 at 230 East Center. Singer Sewing Machine Co. Has a few electric sewing machines for rent—only $5.00 per month. Pick-up and delivery free; also sewing machine repair service. Free estimate gladly given. 170 W. CENTER - PH. 4619 ANAHEIM Open Sat. Eve's 'Til 8:30 p.m. ALEX'S Tamale Factory Manufacturer – Distributor of Tamales-Chili Con Carne. Catering to Clubs, Churches, and Organizations. 415 S. Olive Anaheim 3520 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female WANTED—Neat, young salesgirl willing to work. New Bakery. Apply at 165 W. Center, Gruner’s Bakery. YOUNG WOMAN experienced in ready to wear must know some bookkeeping and typing. Ballard’s, 105 W. Center. Situations Wanted EXPERIENCED tenant desires work. Excellent references. Ph. 3963. Use Gazette Want Ads AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairing RADIATOR FEVER? We specialize in tuff ones Anaheim Radiator Repair 52 No. Los Angeles 3296 (Rear Crowell Olds) RADIATORS REPAIRED ONE DAY SERVICE Largest stock of replacement cores in No. Orange Co., also rebuilt radiators. Paul's Radiator Repair 01 S. Los Angeles Ph. 5867 Gas, Oils and Greases— Agren & Larson Chevron Gas Station WASHING-LUBRICATION BATTERY SERVICE & RENTALS We Pick Up and Deliver 01 W. 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Center Anaheim 5416 Household Furniture DRAPERY SAMPLES 69c each Suitable for chair or pillow covers Smith-Reafsnyder Furniture Co. 151 No. Los Angeles FINE USED FURNITURE FOR LESS Walnut dining table 29.95, Easy Spindrier late model washer $129.50, Apex washer $59.50, Norge washer $49.50, Olympic ice box $29.50, Hotpoint refrigerator $69.50, Roper his oven gas range, oven control $19.50, Gaffers & Sattler table top gas range $49.50, Buck table top gas range $29.50, Wedgewood table top gas range $29.50, flat top desk $29.50, Atwater Kent radio $9.95, Royal vacuum cleaner $22.50, bathroom heater $7.50, gas heater $10.00, bed divan, wine color $24.50, 2 pc. green velour living room suite $37.50, 2 pc. Monterey suite $69.50, oak dresser $16.50, wicker club chair $4.95, 5 pc. breakfast set $23.00,. 8 pc. Walnut dining room suite $79.50, white dinette buffet $19.50, dining room table $29.95, 3 pc. ivory bedroom set $49.50, 3.3 bed, chest, desk and bench, early California finish $52.50, Walnut vanity $24.50, 4.6 maple bed $14.50. Brs. Opportunities AN UNUSUAL opportunity party to look after a business short hours, pleasant work no selling, income starts at once. Won't interfere with your present job. Up to $35 weekly to start. $595 cash investment required. Give references: Box AFS 151. Anaheim Gazette. ROOMS and BOARD Hotel Rooms Overnighting In Pasadena-Glendale area? Stay at Manhattan Motel, 1523 E. Colorado blvd., Glendale's Finest Citrus 2-9952 Real Estate Rentals 2 BEDROOM unfurnished home soft water, patio, large fenced yard $100. Ph.KI 26241, ext. 684 Ask for Chief Harris. Wanted to Rent SUBSTANTIAL LOCAL family with one child wants nice unfurnished house, Anaheim or near vicinity. Guarantees to take care of property. Write Box M.B. 151, Anaheim Gazette. Real Estate Sales Brokers in Real Estate Frank M. Miller Real Estate Broker Groves, Incine Prop, Homes Trust Deeds Off. 7542 Res. Orange 1831 116 NO. LOS ANGELES (In the House of Lights) Watch & Jewelry REPAIRING Hurst Jewelery Co. 90 W. Center Ph. 3947 LIVESTOCK Dressed Young Ducks No waiting - Open Sundays FREE RECIPES CLEM'S POULTRY 191 Lincoln Cypress Ph. Anaheim 28889 AT LAST A flea powder that is guaranteed to work put out under our own label. Anaheim Pet Shop 261 E. Center - Anaheim Bus. Ph. 4550 - Res. Ph. 5877 E. E. MAHENRY, Owner AY-Grain-Feed Lincoln Feed & Supply 901 Bingham Ave. (W. of Euclid) POULTRY SUPPLIES Our Prices are always Right" PH. 6280 - FREE DELIVERY ANAHEIM, CALIF. Ranges OPER GAS RANGE, practically new at half regular cost. 821 Janss. Anaheim 6486. Dios-Supplies-Repairs Art's Radio Service (ARTHUR GARABEDIAN) repairs on all makes & models All work guaranteed N. PINE ST. 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Homes Trust Deeds Off. 7542 Res. Orange 1831 116 NO. LOS ANGELES (In the House of Lights) Prot C Plentybrink REALTOR Homes - Subdivisions - Ranches Office Ph. 6484 Res. Ph. 2079 124 W. Broadway, Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) Real Estate Exchange FOR EXCHANGE or Sale: Equity in ½ acre Apple Valley Ranchos. Value $1,000, for lot or ? Write P.O. Box 586 Anaheim. Houses for Sale Deluxe Triplex—$8,000.Dn. Well located 1949 model custom built construction. Consists of 1—2 bedroom unit, 2—1 bedroom units, 2200 sq. feet. Large 3 car garage. Attractive grounds.$19,750. FRANK M. MILLER, Broker 116 N. Los Angeles Anaheim 7542 SACRIFICE: 2 rentals on one lot paying over 10% net. Going east, forced to sell equity. For information write Anaheim Gazette, Box H.H. 151. One acre, good location, nice house, chicken equipment, close in. Only $6500. HADEN HARRIS 7382 S. Spartan Dr. 101 Hiway Ph. 5181