anaheim-gazette 1950-11-22

Carols Make for Christmas Joy By DAVID TAYLOR MARKE AP Education Writer Music is important in the lives of our children. At Christmas time parents and teachers can help enrich the lives of children by teaching them carols and perhaps joining in a family chorus. Making living worth while, says Mrs. Frank Kelly, music chairman of the Kentucky Congress of Parents and Teachers, is an immediate need of childhood. Writing in the Kentucky Parent-Teacher, she says: “Making living worthwhile... is an idea that must be planted early and tended carefully through all the growing years. And so, from the first day he enters the public schools, the child is given not only the practical tools of communication and barter—reading, writing and arithmetic—but also the keys to better ways of living. For his bodily health there is physical education; for his understanding and adjustments to the world in which he lives, there are the sciences, natural and social; and for his emotional and spiritual development, there are the fine arts. "Of all the arts music, perhaps, teaches the most people and touches them most intimately. Whether we ourselves sing or play or merely listen, we know that music is a part of life. Going back to the far-off days of the psalmist David and the philosopher Plato, records show that the wise men of all times...” CHRISTMAS COME-HITHER—Appealing is the window jolly St. Nick looking over a display of Christmas ideas exercised ingenuity in the presentation of Christmas se Senate Investigators Resume Work With Detailed Report of Mafia SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The Senate Crime investigating committee resumes today its traveling inquiry into organized rackets with mafia operations. After probing into bay ditions, the committee intentions to recomme Senate Investigators Resume Work With Detailed Report of Mafia BOY OH BUOY SEASIDE PARK, N. J. (AP)—A man turned into a buoy last night. Army pilot Lt. William Murphy, on a routine flight, set off an all-day search yesterday when he reported seeing what he thought was a man parachuting into the ocean. It turned out to be weather bureau radio equipment attached to a parachute and buoy. CHRISTMAS COME-HITHER—Appealing is the window jolly St. Nick looking over a display of Christmas ideas exercised ingenuity in the presentation of Christmas selections. Senate Crime investigating committee resumes today its traveling inquiry into organized rackets with a substantial report on the notorious mafia "blackhand" operations. Sen. Estes Kefauver (D.Tenn.) committee chairman, praised a mafia operation report made yesterday by two San Francisco police officers as "the finest compilation of data on this type of operation we have yet found." The committee has been conducting closed hearings in various cities to determine whether and to what extent a nationwide crime syndicate exists. Mafia gang activities, largely involving narcotics, would fit into such a picture. "We had a full discussion of the people believed to be mafia members here," Kefauver told reporters. "It is not felt that San Francisco was headquarters for mafia, but it is apparent that the San Francisco bay area has had a greater number of mafia members than even Kansas City." He praised the report submitted by Frank Abern and Tom Cahill, homicide bureau inspectors, and said they would continue adding the committee in delving into mafia operations. After probing into bay ditions, the committee intends to recommend cution of David M. Keel perjury and contempt of Senate. Kessel is an operator club across the bay in Costa county. Kefauver substantial charges" were against Kessel — "open gambling, slot machine influence for protection handed methods and being." He described the easy ator as "one of the most characters the committee before it in some time accompanied by his attic no comment." Kefauver said the man at Cohen, owner of the no Pioneer News Service, the "fine" was being Continental News Service was forced to discontinuing two years ago. Kefauver said he used Jack Drayna, Southern gambling figure, was paid week for putting California news on the general service—another in the system of racing wires. After a conference fauver, Brown announced so-called "betting" comm—tolerated over the police and district attorney through." This came after the oad questioned Floyd H. Corbett's Incorporated, Francisco establishment. Kefauver described R.a forthright sort of fell told the committee that took bets on elections, baseball and certain events. His income, the said, was $35,000 a year, five per cent commission. sweaters ... rainbow tints slip-on $13.95 cardigan $16.95 Mary Millerick Shop 1420 P. Center ANAHEIM Ample FREE PARKING in rear New Dolls Act Like Real People It's beginning to look as if dolls are smarter than people. Those in Santa's 1950s days do practically everything that ea-live children do. Even the officials of the American Toy Institute are going around with a dazed look there days, as if they were afraid to believe their eyes. Nema, the first electronic doll, sings, laughs, talks and prays in a real little-girl voice when a button on her tummy is pressed. There's nothing to wind up or plug in; the voice mechanism operates on electronic principles. Newborn babies of the doll family are especially precocious. There's the Blessed event doll for instance, which towns, smiles and kisses back when you press the button. It also can pout, suck its thumb and nurse. Another lifelike baby doll weeps big tears and wails lustily, just like a real live baby. The talented Dydee doll has learned to drink from a glass this year. For fashion conscious young mothers, there's Wanda, the walking doll, dressed in an outfit designed by Sophie, the noted American couturiere, who also has turned out matching dresses for the little-girl owner. Doll and child now may walk down the street together, dressed alike. Santa Ana Favored (Continued from Page 2) threat from any spot on the field, but that's it. Apparently he is the heir apparent to the roles handled for the Dons by Johnny Appealing is the window of Ballards W. Center st. store with its play of Christmas ideas. Like other local merchants, Ballard's has entation of Christmas selections. (Gazette photo by Bradley) Here's What Gl's Will Get For Thanksgiving WASHINGTON (P) — The army said today that a robust Thanksgiving dinner will be served at regular stations of Appealing is the window of Ballards W. Center st. store with its splay of Christmas ideas. Like other local merchants, Ballard's has entation of Christmas selections. Here's What GI's Will Get For Thanksgiving WASHINGTON (P) — The army said today that a robust Thanksgiving dinner will be served at regular stations of the U.S. Armed Forces in the Far East and at field kitchens extending to within a few thousand yards of the front lines in Korea. The menu, which an army spokesman said will be followed as nearly as possible throughout the Far East command, is: Shrimp Cocktail Stuffed Olives Sweet Pickles Celery Roast Turkey with Sage Dressing Giblet Gravy Cranberry Sauce Snowflake Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes Fresh Green Peas Whole Kernel Corn Waldorf Salad or Lettuce with Thousand Island Dressing Ice Cream Pumpkin Pie Mincemeat Pie Fruit Cake Parker House Rolls or Bread and Butter Candy, Mixed Shelled Nuts Fresh Fruit Coffee and Fruit Punch Front line troops to whom it is impossible to serve hot foods on the holiday were promised feasts as soon as possible thereafter. The Quartermaster corps estimated that 15,000,000 pounds of turkey will be available for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's dinners in the armed services at home and abroad. It said it began buying them last May to be sure of getting a supply to the troops in remote areas in time. Santa Ana Favored (Continued from Page 2) threat from any spot on the field, but that's it. Apparently he is the heir apparent to the roles handled for the Dons by Johnny Fouch and Al Carmichael. In five league games Brancato has whizzed to eight TDs to lead in scoring. Fullerton, meanwhile seems to have more scoring threats. Quarterback Chuck Holloway is a good passer and an excellent runner, and both halfback Bob Ferguson and fullback Larry Weaver seem to be able to break for the distance from anywhere. Despite this, the odds will favor Santa Ana—especially if past performances are considered. The Dons hold a 16-7 edge over the Hornets, with two games ending in 13-13 ties. The Hornets, too, have won only one time since 1935. That was in 1947 when they prevailed 20-6. Kickoff time is 2 p.m. City Thanksgiving Continued from Page 1 feratory anthem, the sermon, the closing hymn, the benediction, the organ postude. The entire program is under the joint sponsorship of the Anaheim Association of Christian Churches and the Ministerial Union. Presiding minister is Rev. Frank Butterworth of the White Temple Methodist church. Other participants, Herbert Heinze, offering; Rev. Philip Selfridge, Evangelical United Brethren church; prayer; Rev. O. L. Underwood, Foursquare Gospel church, benediction; Mrs. Susan Talevich, pianist; Herman Schacht, floral arrangements; Lt. Wm. D. Hicks, Commandant AUHS Cadet Corps. because she loves fine things... because she loves fine things... MAKE HER GIFT A Hamilton AMERICA'S FINE WATCH GLADYS...$52.25 17 jewels. 10k natural or white gold-filled case. GAIL...$57.75 17 jewels. 10k natural or white gold-filled case; Prices Include Federal Tax MYRTLE...$60.50 17 jewels. 14k natural or white gold-filled case; CONVENIENT PAYMENTS KENDRICK Jewelry Co. 155 W. Center Ana. 4403 FOR THE CHRISTMAS MAN—Anaheim men's stores, like Swankberger's, have joined in the Christmas season spirit with appealing setups of the clothes men will want to find under their Christmas trees come December 25. Unwedded Mother (Continued From Page 1) their daughter in rearing her child. Mrs. Smith, meantime, wept as she hugged the baby. Her husband dabbed at his eyes with a moist handkerchief. Judge Elmer D. Doyle called all the parties before him. "You made it possible for these people to take this baby and love it, don't you see?" he said to Miss Mark. "I want you all to be friends. Do you have any objection to these people seeing the baby once in a while?" Miss Mark tearfully shook her Shhhh! GENIUS AT WORK! You can rest like Santa when you do your Christmas shopping early. He has delivered his lovelies to us early for your convenient shopping. ● GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY as she hugged the baby. Her husband dabbed at his eyes with a moist handkerchief. Judge Elmer D. Doyle called all the parties before him. "You made it possible for these people to take this baby and love it, don't you see?" he said to Miss Mark. "I want you all to be friends. Do you have any objection to these people seeing the baby once in a while?" Miss Mark tearfully shook her head. Her mother said: "we'll be glad to take the baby to see them." "Then let them keep the baby until after Thanksgiving, until Friday," Judge Doyle said. "Then you and your parents go to their home. Let them give you some pointers in child care." Outside court, a few minutes later, Mrs. Smith, sobbing, was clinging to Linda Sue's hand when Miss Mark ran over and put her arm around the woman who has mothered her child for four months. "They're the nicest people," said Mrs. Mark. GENIUS AT WORK! You can rest like Santa when you do your Christmas shopping early. He has delivered his lovelies to us early for your convenient shopping. ● GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ... ● CARDS ● CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS ● GIFTS FOR THE HOME ● TOYS GALORE—GAMES ● CANDIES ● LIGHTS—TABLE DECORATIONS A. B. Richardson & Co. 5¢ - 10¢ - 25¢ 150 West Center St — Anaheim, Calif. "Ballards?" (Formerly Villa Ann) "Yessirre, they are featuring lovely gifts for wee tots and their charming mothers Reasonable? You Bet! Drop in and see their lovely array of gifts. They'll be happy to make your acquaintance for they are new to Anaheim The Address? 105 W. Center Phone Anaheim 3361 Exquisite Form BRAS $1.50 up DRESSES Charming casual Dresses that will please milady. Ideal for business - sport - play - town ... Exquisite Form BRAS $1.50 up DRESSES Charming casual Dresses that will please milady. Ideal for business - sport - play - town. HOSE - LINGERIE - SKIRTS - BLOUSES Charming Delightful Cottons of Dan River Fabric — Fruit of the Loom — Joan Leslie and many other delightful Gay Cottons also Washable Rayons. To add happiness to your busiest hours. Gifts for Infants to 6 Years ● Dresses - Slips - Panties ● Shirts - Diapers ● Sweaters - Gift Sets ● Bonnets - Shoes ● Dr. Denton Sloopers ● Blankets ● Toys ● Princess Pat Diaper Covers ● Mary Lou Panties ● Princess Pat Creepers