anaheim-gazette 1950-12-15

Faculty dinner was held last Friday night at 6:30 in the cafeteria. Games were played and carols were sung in the library following a fancy dinner. Mr. Ralph Kingsbury, Santa Clau, passed out gifts to all faculty members. First formal dance of the year will be held tomorrow night at 8:30 in A.U. study hall. Erni Rojas' "Men About Town" will supply the music for the evening. Free refreshments will be served by the senior P-TA. Christmas Cantata will be given tonight at 8 by the A.U., drama clubs and music departments in the auditorium. The program will be divided into two parts. The first part consists of music only. Drama clubs join in on the second part to present a series of tableaux. A special invitation is given to all Anaheim townspeople. Spanish club members will celebrate the Yule season with a party to be held Jan. 4 at 7 p.m. in the girls gym. The traditional pinatas will highlight the party. In charge of the boys' pinatas are Elks Schedule Planning Clinic Officers of 21 Elk Lodges in this area will hold a community service planning clinic in Indio on Dec. 17, 1950, Willard Smith, Jr., of Orange, District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler of the Beevolent and Protective Order of Elks, announced today. Attending will be the Exalted Ruler and secretaries of lodges in five southern counties; also president of the California Elks association, Ben Osterman of Santa Ana and vice-president of the association, Frank Linnell of Newport Harbor. The campaign calls for every lodge to study its community's needs in such fields as health, recreation and welfare facilities, with special emphasis upon youth development, and then adopt specific projects to meet those needs, Smith said. "The Order of Elks is spending nearly $7,000,000 yearly for benevolent and patriotic activities," Grand Exalted Ruler Kyle declared in a statement outlining the campaign to Smith. "These activities include hospitals and clinics for crippled children, aid to the cerebral palsied, free dental care, summer camps and youth the auditorium. The program will be divided in the two parts. The first part consists of music only Drama clubs join in on the second part to present a series of 1 tableaux. A special invitation is given to all Anaheim townspeople. Spanish club members will celebrate the Yule season with a party to be held Jan. 4 at 7 p.m. in the girls gym. The traditional pinatas will highlight the party. In charge of the boys' pinatas are Esther Hurtado and Toni Garabito. Blanche Torres and Heler Oviedo will make the girls' pinata. Local Drama club members are urged to tryout for the annual Pasadena Playhouse one act play. The contest will be held April 5 and 10, and tryouts will come shortly after Christmas vacation. Commercial club members attended a tour of the Prudential Insurance Company Tuesday They left the school at 12 p.m. and returned at 5 p.m. A king and queen were chosen for the Future Homemakers and Future Farmers Christmas party held last night in the Foods room. King, Louie Stephens and queen Marlene Sutherland, presided over the affair. Marlene was presented with a miniature rolling pin, and Louie received a miniature bale of hay. A good time was had by all who attended. Members of the Future Farmers had a very interesting trip recently when they made a tour through the Bridgeford Packing company. They were allowed to watch the slaughter of beef and they visited the room where sausage is made. Tuesday during activity period, the Readers club held a Christmas meeting in the library. In keeping with the Christmas theme, Marion Caracausa recited "The Littlest Angel." Lions and tigers and such were the subjects of interest to Lamba Dimga members who visited San Diego zoo Saturday, Dec. 9. Seventeen members, club adviser Mr. Anderson, and his family left Anaheim on the school bus at 7 a.m. "The Order of Elks is spending nearly $7,000,000 yearly for benevolent and patriotic activities," Grand Exalted Ruler Kyle declared in a statement outlining the campaign to Smith. "These activities include hospitals and clinics for crippled children, aid to the cerebral palsied, free dental care, summer camps and youth centers, safety education, college scholarships, Boy Scouts and Boys Clubs and hundreds of others. Attending the meeting from the Anaheim Lodge will be Exalted Ruler Lloyd Verry, chairman of the board of trustees, A. C. Berry and secretary-manager, Warren Ashleigh. Truman Talk Continued from Page 1 gency—to speed up military contract letting and put the country nearer to a war basis—seemed certain either as a prelude or aftermath of the president's speech. This could be accompanied or followed by selective price and wage controls. Most speculation was their application would be gradual while personnel is being built up to administer them. Administration officials said the declaration of an emergency may be quickly followed by calls for a 4,000,000-man armed force and an eventual expenditure of $100,000,000,000 a year for defense. REZONING DROPPED Proposed rezoning of Lincoln boulevard, between Miller and Hansen sts., at Cypress, for business use, was rejected by the county supervisors this week, when nobody evinced enough interest in it to appear for support or objection. Applicants for rezoning had not pushed the proposal after the county planning commission voted it down last week. Flying Wheels To Stanton CYO Boy The basketball game between the Flying Wheels of the Los Beach Veterans hospital and Stanton CYO Catholic boys club in Guadalupe recreation h Tuesday night was attended by 150 fans. In spite of a valiant fort by the Stanton boys, who are played from wheel chairs, guest team won with a score of 42 to 8. Walter (Gene) Haley, fr Oakland, a boatswain mate in Navy for four years, is captain the paraplegics team. Aulun Cural heads the Stanton group. A single silkworm may s 400 to 1000 yards of filament. Only at Hartfield's do you get the... BIG "5" with exchange PRIVILEGE Undecided? Hard to make up your mind what to buy? Don't wait any longer! Select any set from Hartfield's with the understanding that you can exchange it later for another set to your particular liking. We want you to be satisfied. Let us show you all 5 today! 1. DUMONT 2. R.C.A. VICTOR 3. PACKARD-BELL TAKE MONTHS TO PAY! 4. HOFFMAN 5. PHILCO Hartfield Jewelers Television and Appliances Established 1905 • Anaheim 108 W. Center Ph. 2085 or 6248 • Santa Ana 1817 So. Main KI 3-8291 • Corona Del Mar Cor. McArthur & Coast Highway Harbor 1077 or 524 WE MAINTAIN OUR OWN SERVICE and INSTALLATION DEPARTMENTS Tuesday the Fremont and faculty enjoyed a turner prepared by Mrs. cafeteria manager. The large Christmas e the Pathfinder was di yesterday and featured stories and poems written students. Tuesday Mrs. Snyder, ing teacher, showed the p to make divinity so th make some Wednesday in classes. School was dismiss afternoon for a 15-day Trips are being planned of the faculty and studen Students have been all week for the Christm gram which is being pres night in the auditorium.plete dress rehearsal prog given Thursday morning students and many par visitors. Last Friday the Frem basketball team was de St. Boniface 14-34. Fremo members include Bill Jim Ownby, Tony Zav Phelps, Augustine Codon Beck, Tom Forres, Rich trada, Jack Kay, Charles George Burns and Joel Christmas Whirl—Window of the Anaheim Textile Store boasts a large assortment of Christ-suggestions. Soviet Germany Decrees Death to Soviet Germany Decrees Death to Any Who Support Policies of West BERLIN (AP)—Sovietized East Germany decreed death today for all Germans who resist Moscow's campaign to dominate Europe. A law to behead "offenders against peace" who support policies of the western nations was passed unanimously by the Volkskammer (people's chamber) at its second reading and will go into effect at midnight. The new law makes German nationals liable to a death verdict by the East German supreme court regardless of whether they reside outside the Soviet zone and have never engaged in any activity there. It threatens the supreme penalty against all German followers of "the aggressive policy of the imperialistic governments of the USA, Great Britain and France." Subject to prosecution are: All Germans who "propagate the entanglement of Germany in an aggressive military bloc" (by Soviet definition, the North Atlantic pact). All Germans who "recruit mercenary troops" (troops under western command). All Germans who "glorify the use of atomic weapons" (opponents of the Soviet-sponsored Stockholm petition to ban the American atomic bomb). All Germans who "stir hate against other peoples in order to engage the German people in a new war" (critics of Soviet mishandling of German war prisoners, annexation of German territory, and communization of the eastern occupation zone come under this vague heading). All Germans who "make contemptuous the movement for the preservation or peace, or stir hate against participants in the fight for peace, or persecute them" (opponents of communist "peace fighters"). New Home Called Perfect Gift "The perfect gift for the entire family," that is what one home builder says of the new-home-for-Christmas idea being stressed in Orange county this month by the Lifetime Home company with tracts here and in Fullerton. "A already many county families are ready to enjoy their first holiday in a new home and many more can make this dream come true if they act quickly," the company's officials declared. The new homesites here on Water st., between West and Palm and the model home at 617 35 Palm st., will be open all week for inspection. These homes as well as the Fullerton houses are still being offered for no-money-down to veterans. "We can't wrap up the home in a red ribbon or put it in a stocking, but papers can be prepared so that the buyer can give his family the thrill of a lifetime this Christmas morning," the builders told veterans. "Just impounds and an easy, rent-like payment each month can give your family the thrill of every Christmas in a home of their own," the spokesman pointed out. Stanton, Savanna Form Defense Unit William Drake, school board trustee for the Savanna school district, opened a meeting in the night in the auditorium. Complete dress rehearsal program given Thursday morning students and many parade visitors. Last Friday the From basketball team was defied St. Boniface 14-34. Fremont members include Bill Jim Ownby, Tony Zay Phelps, Augustine Codon Beck, Tom Forres, Rich trada, Jack Kay, Charles George Burns and Joel W. Monday night after school F club had a Christmas Treats were given and a grab-bag for the present. Money was collected rooms Thursday and Friday the Red Cross drive. Both Fremont A and B ball teams were victorious Garden Grove Wednesday Fremont gym. The A's win and the B's won 38-11. December 28 is the date the Christmas party of the ing class at Fremont. It held in the cafeteria. Today parties were held rooms. There was a gift and refreshments were get the... change CLEGE it to buy? Don't did's with the uner another set to satisfied. Let us The communist death law when it was given its first parliamentary reading last Wednesday was described by a spokesman of the West German government as "putting a pistol at our head after asking us to talk about peace." East German Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl only a few weeks before had asked West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to open negotiations on unification of Germany. Hundreds of thousands of Germans in Allied sectors of Berlin now will hardly dare to go into Soviet-occupied territory any more until they had some assurance they would be exempted from the law. Until now, anti-communist mayor Ernst Reuter and many other prominent Berliners have commuted between the city and West Germany by road or rail. Apparently the only safe route left is by air. The death law will be adopted soon by the East Berlin government communist city officials announced today. In that case, West Germans would be as much in danger if they crossed the inter-sector boundary inside Berlin as if they journeyed into the surrounding zone. Communist city prosecutor Rudolf Hehm gleefully asserted that after the necessary eastern municipal ordinance is passed, "we will each month can give your family the thrill of every Christmas in a home of their own," the spokesman pointed out. Stanton, Savanna Form Defense Unit William Drake, school board trustee for the Savanna school district, opened a meeting in the auditorium Tuesday by saying it had been decided that the Savanna and Stanton schools would form into one civil defense unit. Due to the fact that both would be housed under the same roof, next spring, when the new school on Cerritos is completed. The nominating committee present were Mmes. Marie Cook and Julian P. Black, Melvin S. Huss, Carl Jameson, John Gautschy and Galen Rush from Savanna; M. J. Uriarte represented Stanton school. be able to hold responsible all agents and war-makers who are now active in West Berlin." "Imperialistic penmen of West Berlin newspapers and radios in future will dare be active in East Berlin only under certain circumstances," he added. He did not define these "circumstances." At the moment, a dozen West Berlin newspapermen are covering an economic sabotage "show trial" at Bernburg in the Soviet zone on invitation of the East German government's press office. They are due back here in a government autobus tomorrow. The death law was passed with cheers and standing applause by the Volkskammer this morning. In the short parliamentary history of the East German republic, there has never been a dissenting vote. The Volkskammer was as unanimous as ever today. Tuesday the Fremont students and faculty enjoyed a turkey dinner prepared by Mrs. Barnes, cafeteria manager. The large Christmas edition of the Pathfinder was distributed yesterday and featured Christmas stories and poems written by the students. Tuesday Mrs. Snyder, the cooking teacher, showed the girls how to make divinity so they could make some Wednesday in all their classes. School was dismissed this afternoon for a 15-day holiday. Trips are being planned by many of the faculty and students. Students have been practicing all week for the Christmas program which is being presented tonight in the auditorium. A complete dress rehearsal program was given Thursday morning for the students and many parents and visitors. Last Friday the Fremont B's basketball team was defeated by St. Boniface 14-34. Fremont team members include Bill French, Jim Ownby, Tony Zava, Jackhelps, Augustine Codoy, Jerry Seck, Tom Forres, Richard Esrada, Jack Kay, Charles Pettey, George Burns and Joel Habener. PUBLIC ART EXHIBIT Santa Ana college is receiving a group of paintings by famous painters and wishes to encourage the public to view the masterpieces. These lithographs, wood engravings, aquatints, and serigraphs are on loan from the American National Academy of Arts and can be seen by the public until Jan. 20 during school hours. The artists who have furnished these paintings for the college are known as the "Prairie Print Makers" and come from all parts of the United States. by the room mothers. Everyone enjoyed the lighted Christmas trees which gave the rooms more of a feeling of Christmas. This will be the last column until Jan. 5. We wish all our readers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Nephew of Local Woman Dies in Korea Action Jimmy Werber, 21, nephew of Mrs. G. L. Lyons 8356 Gilbert, was killed in action in Korea Nov. 30, the Army reported today. Werber was the son of Mrs. Aita Worm now residing in Elsinore. Werber was an infantry private. He was in Japan when the Korea war broke out and was one of the first to reach the fighting front. Wounded, he was placed in a hospital, then returned to the front. The last communication from him came from the Pyongyang sectors. Dwarf type fruit trees, as a rule, produce just as well as their regular size counterparts. Kenya is a British Colony in Africa. Use Your Hands to SAVE MONEY! MAKE YOUR OWN BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS USE YOUR HANDS TO SAVE MONEY! MAKE YOUR OWN BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS Hobby Kits - Copper - Shellcraft - Raffia - Plastic lacings - Textile paints - Leather - Figurine painting Anyone can do it... you need not be an artist. Make beautiful lamps, jacques, book ends, figurines, etc., with inexpensive, unfinished bases at a fraction of their finished cost. WE INSTRUCT YOU Orange County CRAFT CENTER 263 East Center—Anaheim—Phone 5184 SANTA SAYS... DON'T DISAPPOINT THE KIDS... Ehlers have been fortunate in securing MORE WHEEL GOODS in time for your Christmas Buying Ehlers will be open every evening from now until Christmas for your convenience EHLERS Bikes Wheel Goods Lawn Mowers WORLD FAMOUS SCHWINN BICYCLES Ehlers will be open every evening from now until Christmas for your convenience EHLERS Bikes Wheel Goods Lawn Mowers WORLD FAMOUS SCHWINN BICYCLES Fully guaranteed, knee action spring fork. Schwinn Cantilever frame, both boy and girl models, Priced from Many Models $39.95 to $81.95 Several Sizes Also the popular SCHWINN LIGHT WEIGHT with 3 Speed Gear Shift $69.40 Northern Orange County's Largest Selection of WHEEL TOYS $15.35 up A small down payment will hold your purchase until Christmas All Ball Bearling Trailers 10.95 Bicycle Training Wheels TO FIT ALL BICYCLES—$5.25 EHLERS BIKES — WHEEL GOODS — SAWS — KEYS — LAWN MOWERS 419 WEST CENTER STREET PHONE ANAHEIM 2739