anaheim-gazette 1951-03-07

Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER Through love be servants one to another—Galatians 5:13. HISTORICAL—As an emergency economic measure, Franklin Roosevelt temporarily closed all U.S. banks in 1933. NEWSLANTS — Anlta Schultz did it again! She helped another Hollywood UCO troop entertain Gi's at an undisclosed base. Walter Knott and his son, Russell Knott, plan to preserve as much as they can of the Old Wild West. They recently purchased boom-bust town of Calico near Barstow. "Kids have seen so many TV-westerns that they call cops star totters," Freddie King, the Anaheim millman who became a Fullerton patrolman, said. William Hovel, the Fullerton policeman who was in hot water, bettered himself when he resigned. He is the cheek man for a San Francisco bank at a salary of a thousand a month. John O'Kane did such a tremendous job promoting the annual Izaak Walton Huck Finn day that he has been rewarded. He gets to do it again this year. FEATURETTE—You've got to call Orange in order to get Anna HENRY CORD MEYER Lenore Rannow Passes at Home Lenore M. Rannow, 57, died at her home, 10932 Cerritos, yesterday morning. She was born in Evanston, Wyoming, and had lived in Anaheim for 12 years. For many years she lived in South Pasadena and was a member of the South Pasadena Presbyterian church. She is survived by her husband, Harry W. Funeral services will be held in the chapel at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars, Friday at 10:30 a.m., Rev. Howard S. Congdon will be in charge of services. Burial will be at Fairhaven cemetery. Meyer to Speak On Foreign Policy Dr. Henry Cord Meyer, professor of Modern European History at Pomona college, will lecture on "Foreign Policy in Europe" at the forum to be held Monday, March 19, at 7:30 in AUHS auditorium. Long a student of Central European affairs and having spent a number of months in Europe recently, Dr. Meyer speaks with authority on the subject. As an exchange student in Austria, Dr. Meyer studied history, politics, and peoples of Central Europe. During World War II he served with the office of strategic services and the U.Naval Reserve. He spent the summer and autumn of 1948 observing American-Soviet relations close range. Also completing a search on German imperialism in Central Europe during World War II, Dr. Meyer is well-qualified to speak on foreign policy in Europe. 450 IN DRAFT LOS ANGELES (UP)—The draft will take 1850 men from Los Angeles county in May and another 450 from Southern California. The state's total will be 3600 instead of the 4800 called each month since January. The oldest and smallest republic in the world is San Marino, located in the Appenines, near Rimini. According to tradition it was founded in 350 A.D. It covers square miles. FEATURETTE—You've got to call Orange in order to get Anna Helm. That's right! Mrs. Anna Helm lives in Olive which is served by the Orange telephone exchange. WHISPERS — Supervisor William Smith said recently that $10,000 is earmarked for the expansion and improvement of the O'Neil park facilities ... Frank Caruso, one-time Chicago cranberry merchant, says they're getting ready to squeeze the taxpayer on the local level. He cites figures—county taxes are up 16.2 per cent; school taxes jumped 8.6 per cent and municipal levies are up seven per cent ... Willie Pryor looked up the county tax levies and says $19,404,352 were collected in 1949-50. This year the taxpayers will be billed for $21,169,447. A breakdown of this figure shows $5,524,691 for general county taxes; $3,315,014 for municipal taxes; $8,810,117 for schools and $2,509,625 for special district levies. DRIVE CAREFULLY — Last week a 15-year-old schoolgirl, Eather Nuhee, was hit by a car as she and two companions walked on the shoulder of a roadway. Drive carefully. Kids are to be seen, not hurt! HELLBOX — Robert Rossberg might tell you that the Pacific T & T installed 1,600,000 telephones since VJ-day. Those are more phones than they have behind the iron curtain where nobody is troubled with wiretapping ... B. L. Watson will tell you that four thousand of these instruments were added to the local exchange ... Building Inspector Homer Wallace took it easy on his new assistant, Rex Bruhn; but after the former smoke-eater got the hang of it, Pasadena and was a member of the South Pasadena Presbyterian church. She is survived by her husband, Harry W. Funeral services will be held in the chapel at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars, Friday at 10:30 a.m., Rev. Howard S. Congdon will be in charge of services. Burial will be at Fairhaven cemetery. See This! APEX WASHING MACHINE with pump. All white enamel. Only $139 Buy on Terms! GENERAL ELECTRIC IRONER and METAL CHAIR Both For Only IT'S BIG! More than 8 cu ft of refrigerated food storage space...Full 14 sq ft of shelf area... Yet it's a G-E Space Maker model that saves floor space. more phones than they have behind the iron curtain where nobody is troubled with wiretapping... B. L. Watson will tell you that four thousand of these instruments were added to the local exchange... Building Inspector Homer Wallace took it easy on his new assistant, Rex Bruhn; but after the former smoke-eater got the hang of it, he poured it on—$241,788's worth of building permits were issued... James Talcott the former Disney cartoonist who turned real estate man and home designer is building himself a $15,000 hacienda atop a Fullerton hill... Morris Gerner might well qualify as Anaheim's foremost authority on rattle snakes. But he'll have to take a back seat to Karl Gerhardt of the General Petroleum's Olinda Lease. Karl is the authority in these parts... We'd like to doff t'old sombrero to Lee Hanson and Avon Carlson for the fine work they're doing... VIGNETTE—A prominent Anaheim business executive and sportsman no longer kisses his wife good-bye when he leaves for the office. Why, Because his wife has been commander, block captain and lieutenant for so many drives that she deserves military dignity. The executive lines up his son and daughter and they salute shappily before they leave the house. MAILING LISTS Complete Coverage FULLERTON — ANAHEIM GARDEN GROVE Call Fullerton 6715-B-8 or Gazette Box 151MO General Electric Model NCS-8 $269.95 Space REFRIG 301 WES Meyer to Speak on Foreign Policy Henry Cord Meyer, professor of Modern European History at Pomona college, will lecture "Foreign Policy in Europe" at the forum to be held today, March 19, at 7:30 in the auditorium. A student of Central European affairs and having spent number of months in Europe, Dr. Meyer speaks witharity on the subject. An exchange student to Dr. Meyer studied his politics, and peoples in real Europe. During World War II he served with the office strategic services and the U.S. Reserve. He spent the sum-and autumn of 1948 observing American-Soviet relations at orange. Also completing re-ion German imperialism in all Europe during World War II, Dr. Meyer is well-qualified to con foreign policy in Europe. DRAFT ANGELES UP—The draft like 1850 men from Los An-county in May and another from Southern California. The total will be 3600 instead of 4800 called each month January. Oldest and smallest republic world is San Marino, located the Appennines, near Rimini, leading to tradition it was d in 350 A.D. It covers 38 miles. KITE TIME—Windy March days were built to order for kite-flying and Anaheim kids, assisted by Lloyd Trapp, City Recreation department assistant, are preparing to take advantage of it. Trapp is showing above pointing out some of the finer points of kite construction to left to right: Deanne Stoufe, Keith Cronin and Ronnie Stoufer. Major Loop Team Adds Hank Majeski LOS ANGELES UP—Hank Majeski, Chicago White Sox third baseman, has been added to the roster of the major league all-star team that will meet the Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League here Sunday. The contest will be played for the benefit of crippled children. Fred Haney will lead the Hollywood club against a major nine composed of Majeski, Gus Zernial, Ralph Kiner, Andy Pafko, Phil Cavarretta, Roy Smalley, Billy Johnson, Jackie Jensen and pitchers Vic Lombardi and Joe Dobson. Ty Cobb and George Sisler will co-manage the major league nine. SEALS MEET SACS MODESTO UP—The San Francisco Seals begin their exhibition baseball rounds tonight when they meet their Pacific Coast Leaf cousins, the Sacramento Sol in the Modesto ballpark. The Seals labored through five hours spring drill yesterday, one their lengthiest sessions this son. 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ANA PHONE 2144—CONVENIENT CREDIT TERM New Medical Plan Announced For Civilian Defense Setup A revised medical plan for civilian defense in Anaheim was released from City Hall this morning. A control center, to be established in City Hall, will direct all defense operations. Anaheim Community hospital is designated the civilian defense hospital under the revision. Hospital alternates named are Anaheim Union high school with Dr. Samuel Gendel in charge, and Anaheim Elks Club with Dr. C. E. Irvin in charge. Aid Stations One, Two and Three will be located at 105 W. Sycamore st., 200 N. Palm st., and 117 N. Claudina st., respectively. Staff of Station One will be Drs. C. E. Irvin (in charge), Niels J. Boegge, and Hueler; Station Two: Drs. E. Kersten (in charge), C. P. Tompkins, and L. A. Burrows; Station Three: Drs. S. Aller (in charge), W. J. Calvy, G. W. Koch, C. V. Schutz, and C. A. Smith. Alternate aid stations will be located at Horace Mann, Benjamin Franklin and Lincoln schools. Owners of local retail pharmacies and the hospital have been consulted and have agreed to increase their level of expendable items in the "Minimum Basic Medical Supply for Major Disaster" table to three times normal for the present. In an emergency these supplies will be issued to authorized personnel only. Emergency lighting facilities will be supplied by the Public Utilities division of the city under George Oelkers. Duty stations for nurses, dentists, physicians and nurses aldes were specified according to the master defense plan for the city. Responsibility for functioning of each defense installation is placed with the man in charge by the revised plan. HEART ASSOCIATION SEAL OF APPROVAL The official seal of approval of the Los Angeles Heart association has been awarded to Puritas drinking water, it is announced by Jack Spears, executive secretary of the association. 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