anaheim-gazette 1950-10-11

Ladies Day Plans Well Underway Alan LaMont, chairman of Ladies Day, Friday afternoon October 27 for Anaheim Hallowe'en Festival and Fair says that plans are progressing very nicely and that Friday afternoon will prove a big day for all who attend. Word has been received from Mrs. Walker, Home Economist of Anaheim Union High school, that her cooking classes are planning to attend the afternoon show, one hundred and fifty strong, and the girls are all entering the pie and cake baking contest sponsored by Pillsbury Mills. Mr. LaMont wishes to tell all the men who "diddle daddle" in the kitchen not to let the fairer sex win all the honors in this contest. Blanks for entering can be obtained at any market or Philco dealer in Orange county. The show starts at 1 p.m., with the Coast-to-Coast broadcast of ABC's "Surprise Package" staring Jay Stewart originating from the 20-30 Members Push Queen Anaheim 20-30 club is working full blast on their plans for promoting Queen candidate, Janice Pullman, and in furthering the Anaheim Hallowe'en Festival. To this end they have scheduled meetings with other 20-30 clubs of this area. Monday night, after a business meeting at the home of president Dick Kelly at 10631 Lincoln ave., the members enmasse visited the Orange 20-30 club. Last night Huntington Beach 20-30 members heard about the celebration and were asked to support it. Big Top at La Palma park where the fair is being held. Following the broadcast, Beverly Keidel will conduct the Philco Cooking School. Many prizes will be given away along with the awards for the baking contest, door prizes and for the Audience Participation show of Surprise Package. CONGRATULATIONS... K & L Super Service AND 5 Minute Auto Laundry We Are Proud of Our Neon Lighting Work K & L Super Service AND 5 Minute Auto Laundry We Are Proud of Our Neon Lighting Work ART-CRAFT NEON CO. 1355 NEWPORT AVE. LONG BEACH 87950 Congratulations on the OPENING of the K and L SUPER SERVICE and 5 MINUTE AUTO WASH We welcome you as business neighbors... and may your contributing efforts toward the expansion of this district bring you great success. NICK WINGERT ANAHEIM AUTO GLASS and ANAHEIM MARINE & SPORTS 542-544 S. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM Phone 4940 Best Wishes for GREATEST SUCCESS to George E. La Follette and Harvey E. Keel In their new K & L SUPER SERVICE and 5 Minute Auto Wash BLACKTOP WORK — by — Formal opening of new K and L laundry, located at the north streets, Anaheim, is set for the business is owned by George E. La Follette and Harvey E. Keel, well known in North Orange county, with Dave Price who came here in 1921, as manager. The business operates a complete unit, with every mobile service station convenience available. Among the services and products offered are K & L gasoline, a major brand retained under the name of the new business; German tires and accessories; Quebec oil; lubrication, and auto washing. Personal service is offered every department, it was poured out by the operators. As an ample of the service offered, tomers have the advantage of gasoline pumps, so that there is no delay in receiving service this department. The auto laundry is one of most modern in Southern fornia, embodying as it several new ideas in construction. La Follette has been in Anaheim for four years, coming here to fill the position of assistant to urer of the Essex Wire corporation. He was with Essex for years and before joining partnership with Keel, was with the Clatchie Manufacturing company of Compton. La Follette resides with his wife and daughter, Susan, at 83 Pine st. Keel came here in 1946 as engineer in charge of construction on the General Electric plant the Blaw-Know Corporation Pittsburgh, Penn. Later he with General Electric company its atomic energy plant at Han Wash. Following this project, joined the Great Lakes Corp., and in his engineering pacity built a plant in Torrance the firm. He is still affiliated Great Lakes Carbon. He re-works with his wife and daughter, Laila at 413 N. Jefferson st., in Fuxton. Manager Dave Proud was the Union Oil company as a department employee for 10 years and was with another service station in Anaheim for 10 years. Proud is widely known through Orange county, being a past mander of Anaheim Post Norte of the American Legion. His sides at 213 E. Adele st., Anaheim. In their new K & L SUPER SERVICE and 5 Minute Auto Wash BLACKTOP WORK — by — O. E. SEEBER 1727 W. PINE, SANTA ANA, Phone Kimberly 2-8313 GOOD LUCK ... TO GEORGE E. LA FOLLETTE AND HARVEY E. KEEL ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW K & L SUPER SERVICE AND 5 MINUTE AUTO LAUNDRY We are proud to have taken part in the glass work of this New Business. LUND & SONS CO. 1120 LINCOLN AVE. ANAHEIM 3312 SHING WHIZ—Specialty of the K and L Operation, opening tomorrow, Friday and Saturday, is car washer. Shown here, a truck emerges from the rapid dirt chaser as attendants wait to take care (Gazette photo by Bradley) Grand L Super Service Holds Grand Opening Thursday, Friday, Saturday Formal opening of new K & L Super Service and 5-Minute Auto dry, located at the northeast corner of Los Angeles and Waterlands, Anaheim, is set for this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The business is owned by George E. La Follette and Harvey Reel, well known in Northern Gege county, with Dave Proud, came here in 1921, as the logger. Keith Murdoch (Continued From Page 1) A graduate of Michigan State in 1939, he took his degree in civil engineering. He served as forces in the strategic east coast industrial port of Wonsan, 95 air line miles east of Pyongyang. Water Wreaking $8000 Havoc At Penney Co. An estimated $8000 merchandise was damaged this morning when water through floor and ceiling Anaheim Theater and basement store and stock the J. C. Penney company. The water overflowed men's room of the theater ing to Penney's assist Paprocki, and apparently midnight until a janitor off at 6 a.m. Paprocki estimated seven sand gallons of water co floor in the Penney's when he arrived this m was four inches deep he. The flood brought about nouncement this afternoon water damage sale at some time next week w aged merchandise can be repriced and put on the h. The sale will offer 10 of cotton print, towel flannel shirts, comfort dresses, work clothes a and leather purses. The purses, originally for release during the season, represent a $400 of which 50 per cent wa Horace Hendrickson, his second year as head football coach at Duke backed Wallace Wade's grid team in 1931. TO GEORGE E. LA FOLLETTE AND HARVEY E. REEL CONGRATULATION Keith Murdoch (Continued From Page 1) A graduate of Michigan State in 1939, he took his degree in civil engineering. He served as assistant city engineer in Ferndale, Michigan from 1940 until his entry into the service in 1941. During his four years active service, Murdoch rose from second Lt., to major in an anti-aircraft artillery unit. Released from the service in 1946, he returned to Ferndale until his departure for Claremont. Murdoch is a registered civil engineer in both Michigan and California. His experience includes assessment work, investigation of damage claims, handling problems of taxation, and engineering and construction of drainage installations. Murdoch is 32. He is married and has two children. With his wife, Jean and daughters Barbara 9, and Cheryl 6, he plans to make his home at 821 N. Janss st. Zoning Ordinance (Continued from Page 1) Mont sts. as multiple family residence area. Under the present ordinance the area is classified single family residence. The idea is to protect the school, Mungall explained, adding that commissioners feel the indicated change will do the job. He added that the new ordinance subjects to review any plan to install industry within 330 feet of the school. The light manufacturing district will be extended south from Water st. to Vermont st., between the tracks and East st., by the new ordinance, according to the commissioner. The area between the railroad tracks from Cypress to Wilhelmina st., will also be designated light manufacturing. According to Mungall, a poll made in the southeastern section of the city on the question of southerly extension of the light manufacturing zone revealed 25 per cent of the residents contacted against the extension, five per cent for it and the remainder no comment. Korean War Korean War (Continued from Page 1) were doomed and the taking of Pyongyang was only a matter of time. "These cookies are beaten" Gay told war correspondents at cavalry headquarters. Red Premier Kim Il Sung told the 10,000,000 people of North Korea in a broadcast message they could not surrender. "Our motherland is now face to face with a grave crisis," Kim said. He ordered his shattered troops to "fight until the final day of victory . . . overcoming all difficulties." Kims message was obviously an answer to General MacArthur's second and "last time" surrender ultimatum of last Sunday, but the red premier did not mention it. Truman Trip On the winning Allied side, President Truman was scheduled to leave Washington late Wednesday for a weekend conference with MacArthur in the Pacific somewhere west of Hawaii — on an island or a warship. The place was not specified. As the momentous talks drew near, this was the frontline situation in red Korea: On the east, two ROK divisions were mopping up small holdout Water Wreaks $8000 Havoc At Penney Co. An estimated $8000 worth of merchandise was damaged early this morning when water seeped through floor and ceiling of the Anaheim Theater and into the basement store and stock room of the J. C. Penney company. The water overflowed in the men's room of the theater, according to Penney's assistant J. W. Paprocki, and apparently ran from midnight until a janitor turned it off at 6 a.m. Paprocki estimated several thousand gallons of water covered the floor in the Penney's basement when he arrived this morning. It was four inches deep he said. The flood brought about the announcement this afternoon of a water damage sale at Penney's some time next week when damaged merchandise can be salvaged, repriced and put on the block. The sale will offer 10,000 yards of cotton print, towel sets, boys flannel shirts, comforters, girls' dresses, work clothes and plastic and leather purses. The purses, originally scheduled for release during the Christmas season, represent a $4000 shipment of which 50 per cent was damaged. Horace Hendrickson, who is in his second year as head freshman football coach at Duke, quarterbacked Wallace Wade's first Duke grid team in 1931. A FOLLETTE AND E. REEL ULATIONS VLY OPENED ER SERVICE AND AUTO LAUNDRY e all of the electrical work ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS ANAHEIM 2397 for Ploneering The K & L SUPER SERVICE and 5 MINUTE AUTO WASH In Anaheim We feel certain that bringing this added service to motorists of this vicinity will be greatly appreciated and will encourage others to pioneer other needed ventures which will contribute to the expansion of our community. AUTO WASH INSTALLATION BY NICHOLAS SOUTH and SONS LEONARD SOUTH MARCUS P. SOUTH General Contractors 419 N. EAST ST., ANAHEIM Phones 4138 and 4459 The Great Pleasure CONGRATULATING GEORGE E. LA FOLLETTE and HARVEY E. REEL their aim to bring to motorists of this area, not only the last word in Service Station convenience but also the added service of 5 minute car washing...and feel that they are entitled to the most in... Best Wishes for SUCCESS Best Wishes for SUCCESS g this from ourselves ... we hope the motoring public aim by giving the boys a chance to prove their service. OUTMAN & SCHOLZ OIL COMPANY Distributors of HARBOR GASOLINE and OIL QUAKER STATE OIL GOODRICH TIRES ... and a full line of GOODRICH AUTO ACCESSORIES St. Anaheim Phone Anaheim 2312