anaheim-gazette 1950-11-16

4 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1930 Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success SVEN HARBERG Painting Contractor 912 E. Broadway Phone ANAHEIM 4632 Thief Hustles Car Through Fence It's bad enough to be burglarized, but Leavitt Ford must be thinking that he was the victim of the sloppiest one in existence. This particular thief broke into Ford's used car office, scooped up the keys to all of the used cars on the lot, and departed with a 1946 Mercury convertible. He established a new road in leaving the lot, driving directly through the fence. The car, minus driver, was found later this morning in Santa Ana, neatly draped around a light standard. Police were investigating for possible fingerprints. Trade in Anaheim We Congratulate our Neighbors ... for their aim in bringing to the parents of this area the same complete service for their children at the Betty Rose Shop, as they themselves enjoy in stores designed for them. May their efforts bring success. MAXINE'S BEAUTY SALON 234 E. Center St. Anaheim 5451 Congratulations and of course Gambling ProContinued from Page Sam Tucker, Moe Dallitz, Klineman and Tom McGinn Lt. Gov. Cliff Jones of on a $600-a-year salary, has an interest in three L gambling spots and that ership of only one per cen Golden Nugget pays him a year. Moe Sedway, who with Rosen took over Benjamin Siegel's interests in the B Hotel, Las Vegas, after Si slain in 1947, estimated income in 1949 was $300,000 and $400,000. Sedway now owns only cent of the Flamingo. Committee Chairman E. fauver (D-Tenn) said he came came to Los Angeles from New York, where he friendly with Lucky Luciported vice mobster; g figure Frank Costello and Fischetti brothers of ChiSenator Kefauver said thation gathered indicates tha gambling is tied in wit gambling all over the States." Sen. Alexander Wiley C. "The same evils exist legitimate gambling as u legitimate gambling. It waing to learn that men places of government are pating in gambling a Public morality has sunk w low." Sen. Charles H. Tobey "I have come out of this today with a sense of out MAXINE'S BEAUTY SALON 234 E. Center St. Anaheim 5451 Congratulations ... and of course ... THE GREATEST SUCCESS —to— The New Betty Rose Shop NuArt NEON Sign Co. Neon Signs and Lighting 114 W. Amerige St. — Fullerton PHONE FULLERTON 248 Congratulations We are happy to have had a part in the construction of the New Betty Rose Shop and EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES for CONTINUED SUCCESS NEW FRONT and DISPLAY WINDOWS BUILT and INSTALLED BY WILLIAMS and VARY GENERAL CONTRACTORS 916 W. North St. — Anaheim — Phone 6728 Funds Asked for MWD Pre-Education Plan Funds will be needed for education campaign preceeding election formation of the Orange County principal Water district, so theers of the district will further stand the issues present was announced today by Glenn Allen of Orange and A. Murdy, Jr., who has joint committee sponsor project. Private subscriptions are being received for the fund should be sent to Vernon president of the Orange Water district, who is of a special committee funds for the educational paign, it was stated. A. Fadden of Santa Ana health committee, which includes lard Smith of Orange, Paul of Cypres, Vernon Langen Huntington Beach, Crookie of Placentia, Mayo and Murdy. SMITH COMMISSIONED NOTARY SACRAMENTO — Secret State Frank M. Jordon announced issuance of an notary public commission Leonard Smith, 433 W. st., Anaheim. IT IS A PLEASURE TO EXTEND GOOD WISHES TO The New Betty Rose Shop We wish to commend the Betty Rose Shop on the program of expansion just completed...a step which stamps this fine business firm as one of the progressive leaders in Anaheim. It is firms like this which are the backbone of any community. All Anaheim has reason to be proud of the New Betty Rose Shop. Cortez and Leonora Hoskins Gambling Probe (Continued from Page 1) Jam Tucker, Moe Dallitz, Maurice Klineman and Tom McGinty. Lt. Gov. Cliff Jones of Nevada, on a $600-a-year salary, said he was an interest in three Las Vegas gambling spots and that his ownership of only one per cent of the Golden Nugget pays him $12,000 a year. Moe Sedway, who with Morris Rosen took over Benjamin (Bugsy) Siegel's interests in the Flamingo Hotel, Las Vegas, after Siegel was taken in 1947, estimated that his income in 1949 was between $300,000 and $400,000, although Sedway now owns only 7½ percent of the Flamingo. Committee Chairman Estes Keauver (D-Tenn) said Sedway came to Los Angeles in 1933 from New York, where he was friendly with Lucky Luciano, deported vice mobster; gambling figure Frank Costello and theischetti brothers of Chicago. Senator Kefauver said information gathered indicates that "legal gambling is tied in with illicit gambling all over the United States." Sen. Alexander Wiley (R-Wis.) - "The same evils exist under legitimate gambling as under illicit gambling. It was shocking to learn that men in high places of government are participating in gambling activities. Public morality has sunk to a new low." Sen. Charles H. Tobey (R-NH) - "I have come out of this hearing today with a sense of outrage an INSIDE PREVIEW—Appealing modern finishing marks the interior decoration at the Rose Shop on E. Center st. Design was completed with an eye to the tastes of young be fitted as well as parents who accompany them. New Betty Rose Children’s Store Launches Grand Opening Tomorrow Orange County's oldest children's specialty store, the Betty Rose Shop, 224 E. Center st., formerly at 216 E. Center st., will stage official opening tomorrow and Saturday. The Betty Rose is owned and managed by Mrs. Claire Larsen. KOREAN WAR (Continued From Page 1) of ice-coated Changjin reservoir. Troops of the ROK (Republic of Korea) Second Corps stabilized five years ago the Betty Rose Shop was opened in Santa Ana as Orange county's first infants' specialty shop, by Mrs. Rose Walker. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. C. Lloyd ((Whitey) Larson. AUHS P Continued from mented father; He older sister; Margaret another sister; Joy Pat Brooks, the fan Ball as grandpa; and lin, as the brother. Others in the cast gorie Cranston, Jean Fort, Ferre Huenemeyer, Charlie Schacht, and Don Action of "Meet." Funds Asked for MWD Pre-Election Education Plans Funds will be needed for an education campaign preceding the approaching election for formation of the Orange County Municipal Water district, so that voters of the district will fully understand the issues presented, it was announced today by Mayor Glenn Allen of Orange and John Murdy, Jr., who head the joint committee sponsoring the project. Private subscriptions are now being received for the fund, and should be sent to Vernon Heil, president of the Orange County Water district, who is treasurer of a special committee raising funds for the educational campaign, it was stated. A. J. Mcadden of Santa Ana heads this committee, which includes Wizard Smith of Orange, Pat Arnold Cypres, Vernon Langenbeck of Huntington Beach, Howard Cooke of Placentia, Mayor Allen and Murdy. MITH COMMISSIONED OTARY SACRAMENTO — Secretary of State Frank M. Jordon has announced issuance of an original tary public commission to Leonard Smith, 433 W. Center, Anaheim. KOREAN WAR (Continued From Page 1) of ice-coated Changjin reservoir. Troops of the ROK (Republic of Korea) Second Corps stabilized the sagging bottom of the line against strong red opposition. An unconfirmed report by a prisoner said Chinese communists were building up a big force in the mountains west of the Changjin reservoir. The entire Chinese 42nd Army may be in the area. The 42nd consists of the decimated 124th Division, 125th and 126th. American naval guns and planes came to the rescue of the battered Republic of Korea (ROK) Capital Division on the northeast coast. North Korean attacks, including an amphibious landing behind the ROK lines, had ripped holes in the South Korean front and shoved the right flank back within two miles north of Myong-chong. Eight-inch guns of the U.S. Cruiser Rochester and rockets of Marine and Naval planes wiped out half of a red battalion which made the amphibious landing, the U.S. Tenth Corps said. The red battalion was made up of North Korean Marine officer cadets from a training school at Chongjin, it landed from small boats to bulwark a heavy land attack along the 15 mile, snow-covered northeastern front. Communists punched five holes in the ROK line before they were checked. Back of the lines U.N. divisions were chopping down the size of bypassed North Korean forces operating now as guerrillas. Two hundred reds surrendered to the newly arrived U.S. Third Division near Wonsan on the east coast. CHILD RECOVERS Mary Jane Stanton, 8, Midway City, was recovering today in a Long Beach hospital from injuries sustained late Tuesday when she was struck by an automobile driven by John J. Callas, 43, Huntington Park, near her home. Attending physicians said Thirty-five years ago the Betty Rose Shop was opened in Santa Ana as Orange county's first infants' specialty shop, by Mrs. Rose Walker. Five years ago Mr. and Mrs. C. Lloyd ((Whitey) Larsen bought the shop from Mrs. Walker. Last Saturday the new home of the shop was completed sufficiently to move the stock from the old address. Anaheim's department store for children is designed for young customers' complete enjoyment. Rose-colored walls, blue leatherette upholstered furniture and an atmosphere straight from the land of make-believe lend charmingly to a child's fancy. Infants to the teen age will find the necessities—from books, toys to clothes—for all ages, sizes and occasions. Mr. and Mrs. Larsen, who live at 900 So. Los Angeles st., are active in civic affairs. Mrs. Larsen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher, pioneers of Anaheim. She was born here and went through school in Anaheim. For eight years she was employed by E. A. Maher, a local accounting firm. Mrs. Larsen is president of the Altrusa club and is an active member of the senior Ebell and YLI. Whitey Larsen manages the Betty Rose Shop in Laguna Beach. He is originally from Wisconsin but long ago moved to Fullerton. He is a Past Exalted Ruler in the Elks. The Larsens have been married 12 years and have three children: Mary is 6; Larry, 4; and Ann, 5 months. Local Man Dies at Daughter's Home Richard T. Jones, 89, died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Nelson, 406½ N. Lemon st. A native of Kentucky, Mr. Jones had resided in Anaheim for the past three months. Besides his daughter, his is survived by his older sister; Margaret another sister; Joyce Pat Brooks, the family Ball as grandpa; and Lin, as the brother. Others in the castle gorie Cranston, Jean Fort, Ferreira Huenemeyer, Charlie Schacht, and Don Action of "Meet Louis" takes place at home in St. Louis 1904 World's Fair. Low the styles of the middy blouses, pleate stocking, bustles and in the play are spoon sideburns and old-fashioned direction of Belle Play popular tunes to permission. Tunes in Me In St. Louis," Lou" and the family Song." Behind scenes, please include: Makeup, Marilyn man; Carol Schafer; Janet Vincent; Thereanna Lou Daly; Cory Oakley, chairman; Man, Carole AnneLocke, Janet Vi Brummett, and JamProperties, Jerreman; Janet Schachson, and Phil LaPublicity; Neva Conklin, and Rose Posters; Carol Schafer Smith; Mary Lou Don Jackson. Tickets, Jim Ball, and Charles Huiff Carol Schafer and Daly. Tickets are now available patio during both day or they may be purchased any cast member. Sare also selling them are 40c for general use 60c for reserved seating. OTARY SACRAMENTO — Secretary of State Frank M. Jordon has announced issuance of an original military public commission to Leonard Smith, 433 W. Center, Anaheim. CHILD RECOVERS Mary Jane Stanton, 3, Midway City, was recovering today in a Long Beach hospital from injuries sustained late Tuesday when she was struck by an automobile driven by John J. Callas, 43, Huntington Park, near her home, Attending physicians said the child's hearing may be impaired as a result of her accident, but that internal injuries thought to be critical are not serious. In 1949, Colgate's football team scored 186 points but won only one game. Local Man Dies at Daughter's Home Richard T. Jones, 89, died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Nelson, 406½ N. Lemon st. A native of Kentucky, Mr. Jones had resided in Anaheim for the past three months. Besides his daughter, his is survived by a son, Carroll, of Salt Lake City, two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Remains will be shipped to Glendale, Arizona for interment in the family plot. Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary is in charge. BEST WISHES. Betty Rose Shop May we extend wishes for success in your beautiful new store . . . everything for children from infants to teenagers. We are proud of our part in the cabinet work. Serving Anaheim 6 years with 25 years of experience. O'Kane's Cabinet and Fixture SHOP 116 N. Clementine — Anaheim 3031 Congratulations To the New BETTY ROSE SHOP an outstanding accomplishment of neighborhood improvement in our East Center Street business district. developing an outstanding Service to parents of the community. Nadorff Hardware 148 E. CENTER Anaheim Phone 2713 TO OUR NEIGHBOR, THE BETTY ROSE SHOP, WE EXTEND OUR SINCERE Good Wishes The New Betty Rose Shop is a credit to AUTHS PLAYERS Continued from Page 1 mented father; Helen Weir, the older sister; Margaret Eickholt, another sister; Joyce Shunk and Pat Brooks, the family brats; Jim Ball as grandpa; and Jack Conklin, as the brother. Others in the cast include: Margorie Cranston, Bob Hoskins, Jean Fort, Ferre Locke, Ernie Huenemeyer, Charles Huff, Janet Schacht, and Don Jackson. Action of "Meet Me In St. Louis" takes place in the Smith home in St. Louis, site of the 1904 World's Fair. Costumes follow the styles of the day—white middy blouses, pleated skirts, long stocking, bustles and frills. Boys in the play are sporting authentic sideburns and old-fashioned suits. Already famous as a Judy Garland motion picture and a stage play, the comedy is consistently popular. The school orchestra, under direction of Bill Cook, will play popular tunes during the intermission. Tunes include "Meet Me In St. Louis," "Skip To My Lou" and the familiar "Trolley Song." Behind scenes, participants include: Makeup, Marilyn Miller, chairman; Carol Schafer, Jim Kahlen, Janet Vincent, Theresa Smith, and Anna Lou Daly; Costumes, Miss Oakley, chairman, Phoebe Merriman, Carole Andrade, Jerre Locke, Janet Vincent, Mally Erummett, and Janet Schacht. Properties, Jerre Locke, chairman; Janet Schacht, Don Swenson, and Phil La Mori; News publicity, Neva Wedin, Jack Conklin, and Rose Marie Cram; Posters, Carol Schafer, Thereasa Smith, Mary Lou Loessin and Don Jackson. Tickets, Jim Ball, Phil La Mori, and Charles Huff; Prompters, Carol Schafer and Anna Lou Daly. Tickets are now on sale in the patio during both lunch periods, or they may be purchased from any cast member. Several seniors are also selling the tickets, which are 40c for general admission; and 60c for reserved seats. THE BETTY ROSE SHOP, WE EXTEND OUR SINCERE Good Wishes The New Betty Rose Shop is a credit to the business district of Anaheim. SUPERIOR RADIO and MUSIC Co. PAUL DAVIDSON 249 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone 4304 Congratulating the new BETTY ROSE SHOP for an outstanding accomplishment IN NEW BEAUTY and ADDED FACILITIES FOR MAXIMUM SERVICE TO CHILDREN and PARENTS Electrical Wiring, Installation & Fixtures by— MOODY ELECTRIC 824 Kenway — Anaheim — Phone 3852 Tickets are now on sale in the patio during both lunch periods, or they may be purchased from any cast member. Several seniors are also selling the tickets, which are 40c for general admission; and 60c for reserved seats. Compliments of Mary Millcutt Stores 12345 Street ANAHEIM, CA