anaheim-gazette 1950-10-25

Wife of Tibbett Son Wins Divorce LOS ANGELES (D)—Barbara McInnes Tibbett, 27, has obtained a divorce decree after testifying that Richard M. Tibbett, 30, son of singer Lawrence Tibbett, was "very unaffected." Mrs. Tibbett, an interior decorator, testified in courts yesterday that on their first wedding anniversary they had dinner with friends and at midnight she asked her husband for "an anniversary kiss." She said he refused saying he "did not want to kiss in public." The wife testified that if she wanted kisses she had to beg for them. She was awarded custody of their 10-month-old son, Richard Lawrence, and $75 a month for its support. Tibbett and his twin brother, Lawrence Jr., are sons of the operatic baritone and his first wife, Mrs. Grace McKay Tibbett. FIRE CHASES GET WATER TREATMENT LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (P)—The fire department at nearby Jacksonville decided to do something about motorists who get in the way at fires. What it did was to put on a fake fire alarm. When motorists starting driving over fire hose at the "scene" of the non-existent fire yesterday, the fireman started squirting water—at the motorists. One man took a punch at a fireman. It cost the puncher $10 in court. The fireman had a black eye. PLANNERS—Shown poring over plans for the forthcoming county-wide Veteran Day Fete in Fullerton Plans were completed today for the forthcoming county-wide Veterans' Day celebration to be held in Fullerton November 11. It was announced by C. J. Stull, general chairman. A full day of activities has been set up by the sponsoring Fullerton Veterans' Coordinating Council, Stull disclosed, including parade, barbecue, football game, vaudeville show, carnival and dance. The parade, under the direction of Jimmy Grieves, starts the day... SONVILLE decided to do something about motorists who get in the way at fires. What it did was to put on a fake fire alarm. When motorists starting driving over fire hose at the scene of the non-existent fire yesterday, the fireman started squirting water—at the motorists. One man took a punch at a fireman. It cost the puncher $10 in court. The fireman had a black eye. Plans Completed for County-Wide Veteran Day Fete in Fullerton Plans were completed today for the forthcoming countywide Veterans' Day celebration to be held in Fullerton November 11. It was announced by C. J. Stull, general chairman. A full day of activities has been set up by the sponsoring Fullerton Veterans' Coordinating Council, Stull disclosed, including parade, barbecue, football game, vaudeville show, carnival and dance. The parade, under the direction of Jimmy Grieves, starts the day off at 10 a.m. and will include three sections—commercial service and veterans. In addition to the floats and marching units, between 12 and 16 bands will take part along with hundreds of equestrian entries. Parade participants will be free at a big free barbecue at Amerig Park immediately following the parade. At 2 p.m., the Fullerton High school Indians will meet the Huntington Beach Oilers in Sunset League, football game, a Fullerton Stadium. At 7 p.m., a free vaudevillian show, featuring all professional talent, will be staged at Amerig Park, Harry Suters, show chairman, announced. The final activity of the day will be a dance at the American Legion Hall in Hillerest Park featuring the music of Bill Burchi and his orchestra. In addition to the day's activities, a four-day carnival will be staged at Amerige Park beginning Wednesday, Nov. 8. Turkey Day Ticket Issue Undecided In answer to frequent inquiries Dean Robert Swenson of Fullerton junior college announced today that as yet a date has not been set for the sale of reserved and general admission tickets to the Santa Ana-Fullerton Thanksgiving football classic to be held this year in the Fullerton stadium. Due to a conference agreement one-half of the tickets are given to Santa Ana college for disposal and the date of the sale of tickets is simultaneous at the two colleges. Most reserved seats were sold as part of season tickets but some reserved seats located on the north end of the west bleachers between the goal line and the 10-yard line will be put on sale. A substantial number of unreserved tickets will be available however. Date and time of the sale will soon be announced, but agree upon. BLOUSES LONG SLEEVE TAILORED BLOUSES of fine rayon fabrics in white and colors. Sizes 32 up. Sweaters 2.95 All wool slip on sweaters in wanted colors. Shop early. Skirts 5.95 New Fall styles. Pop-up colors. Gabar dines, Corduroys and Jerseys. Shop Early! Many Other Values! WALBURG'S 181 West Center Street Sweet Potato Color Aided by Harvest Delay That deep salmon-pink flesh color highly prized in the Porto Rican sweet-potato grown in the South for table use is furthered by a delay in harvesting until the first killing frost is due, according to a series of tests by the U.S. department of agriculture in cooperation with a number of southern states. Carried on over a three-year period, the tests in Mississippi, Georgia, South Carolina and Texas showed that when the plants were set out before mid-June, a harvest delay of from three to 10 weeks after Sept. increased the dept of flesh color in Porto Rican sweetpotatoes, the most widely grown variety in the south. It is not known whether delay in harvest will benefit color of sweetpotatoes in Orange county reports A. H. Holland, farm advisor in the agricultural extension service. However, delayed digging results in a longer growing season which allows the plants to produce a larger crop. AUHS Accounting Course Still Open Enrollees are still being accepted in the course in general bookkeeping current underway at Anaheim evening high school, Principal W. Ralph Focht reminded today. The class, in operation for the past two weeks, is held each Tuesday and Thursday evening in the high school commercial building. Hours are 7 to 9 p.m. Instructor for the course is Ralph K. Wines, accountant and AUHS commercial teacher. The course deals with the basic fundamentals of small business bookkeeping, including emphasis on business taxation. Those interested in joining the course may enroll at the high school office in advance or simply report for a regular class session. Further information in regard to the class may be secured by calling Mr. Focht at Anaheim Union High school. Sales of U. S. Savings Bonds, Series E. In Orange county during September were $197,813.16; it was announced by Harry L. Hanson, county chairman. L.A. Chamber of Commerce Proposition No. Proposition 11, the former title amendment, had no endorsement today of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. The endorsement was audited by James L. Beebe, chief of the Chamber's state and government committee, studied the legislation. "Proposition 11," said Leebe described the aim as a "reasonable request based land owners deserve support of all voters." Licensed while, Frank P. D chairman of Californians for position 11, said the complaint of opposition to the measure extremely gratifying to those of the amendment. 'Seldom has a measur placed on the ballot when the widespread support that position 11 enjoys,' Doher Minnesota, South and Nebraska produce four fifths U. S. flaxseed crop. County-Wide Fullerton Terans' Coordinating Counsellor disclosed, including a barbecue, football game, show, carnival and parade, under the direction by Grieves, starts the day 10 a.m. and will include actions—commercial, servveterans. In addition to the and marching units, between 16 bands will take part with hundreds of equestrian participants will be fed free barbecue at Amerige immediately following the At 2 p.m. the Fullerton Pool Indians will meet the Baton Beach Oilers in a League, football game at Stadium. p.m., a free vaudeville featuring all professional will be staged at Amerige Harry Suters, show chairnounced. final activity of the day dance at the American mall in Hillerest Park feathe music of Bill Burchit orchestra. edition to the day's activition day carnival will be Amerige Park beginning day, Nov. 8. Key Day Ticket Undecided power, to frequent inquiries; Robert Swenson of Fullerton college announced today yet a date has not been the sale of reserved and admission tickets to the ma-Fullerton Thanksgiving classic to be held this the Fullerton stadium. to a conference agreement, of the tickets are given to ma college for disposal and of the sale of tickets is eous at the two colleges. reserved seats were sold as season tickets but some seats located on the north west bleachers between line and the 10-yard line out on sale. instantial number of unreckets will be available This Fine TelewisWith Any 2-Pc Green Tag Day Special! THURSDAY - FRIDAY and SATURDAY — 3-Big Sale Days — You'll find bargains for every room in youi house! Shop Garey's First and Save GREEN TAG DAY SPECIAL: This smart-looking 2-pc. Divan Suite, Opens into a full-size comfortable bed. Plastic arms for lasting service. Worth at least $159! • Easy Terms! T. V. 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