anaheim-gazette 1951-04-18

0-50 Bomber Down; One Man Missing EL PASO, Tex. UP—A four engine B-50 bomber from Biggs Air Base here crashed and burned to death on the Fort Bliss military reservation. One member of the 15-man crew was missing. The 14 other crewmen were injured but not seriously injured. Biggs Field authorities said the giant airplane had just taken off from Biggs and was flying southwest at a low altitude. It apparently developed engine trouble. The plane harrowly missed a building used as a school for Army children, tore away part of a fence and hit an unoccupied parked Army school bus and several autos. There were two buildings getting ready to serve the school. The wreckage immediately burst into flames and sent up a towering column of black smoke. Supervisors (Continued from Page 1) Full time judge in each of the municipal court districts, and the part-time judge in each of the three justice court townships. All judges present holding office would be eligible to serve in the new judgeships and could contest for the offices at the regular elections next year, when the seats will be filled. There are now eight justices of the peace and city judges in the proposed Anaheim-Fullerton municipal court district, as it would be officially designated. EUROPE'S FOREMOST horsewoman is Malonga Cline, and she show her equina beauties in fancy riding when the Clyde Bee Circus spreads its tented city in Anaheim, Wed., April 25, for ternoon and evening performances on April 25 in the vacant north of Horace Mann school at the intersection of Palm and Palma. The circus comes to Anaheim under auspices of the American Legion. Malonga comes from a noted family whose success with horses dates back several generations. Emphasis on fine horsefishing is nowhere more evident than in the 1951 edition of the Clive All judges present holding office would be eligible to serve in the new judgeships and could contest for the offices at the regular elections next year when the seats will be filled. There are now eight justices of the peace and city judges in the proposed Anaheim-Fullerton municipal court district, as it would be officially designated. Only one could remain in office if the state judicial council's plan is adopted. That judge would be elected. As supervisors, however, might increase the number of judgeships in the district. Anaheim's Class A justice court and the city court would be absorbed by the new municipal court district. Judge John Shea now presides over the justice court while Judge L. J. Bonnat presides over the Anaheim city court. Anaheim CITIZEN & LA PALM Afternoon & Night WED. 25 3:00 & 8:00 P.M. Sponsored by Post No. American Legion WORLD'S LARGEST TRAINED WILD ANIMAL SHOW Clyde BEALTY IN PERSON AND HIS Giganic Railroad CIRCUS ALL NEW THIS YEAR School Board (Continued from Page 1) tendent Gauer in the Anaheim school system. Gauer later accepted a job as superintendent of the business functions of the school system. An upshot of the meetings was the formation of another committee to put a slate of candidates into the May 18 election. The committee felt more public interest should be aroused in school board elections. The committee is headed by John Bovee, Members are Mrs. Roquet, the Rev. Philip Selfridge, Walter Taylor, and Mrs. Mary Middleton. The "Citizens Committee" intends to carry on an active campaign for its candidates. An organization and outline of the campaign will be discussed at a meeting in the Elks club, Friday, at 1:45 p.m. The public is invited. Mrs. Roquet, 757 N. Zeyn, has been a resident of Anaheim since 1926. She says she is "just one who is interested in the city and the schools, and wants the best for our children." Arthur Roquet, her husband, is the owner of the Penny Market, 130 E. Center st. The Roquets have two children, Eloise, a senior at UCLA and Mrs. John Richmond of Anaheim. Mrs. Roquet has been commissioner of Anaheim Girl Scouts and is an active member of the EUROPE'S FOREMOST horsewoman is Malonga Cline, and shows her equine beauties in fancy riding when the Clyde Bealty Circus spreads its tented city in Anaheim, Wed., April 25, for ternoon and evening performances on April 25 in the vacant north of Horace Mann school at the intersection of Palm and Palma. The circus comes to Anaheim auspices of the American Legion. Malonga comes from a noted family whose success with horses dates back several generations. Emphasis on fine horsefishing nowhere more evident than in the 1951 edition of the Clyde Beatty Circus with its thoroughbred and standard bred gaige equine beauties; its free-running "liberty" horses, its trailing ponies, etc., and its stately and huge pachyderms. The highlight of the 1951 edition of the Clyde Beatty Circus include Clyde Beatty battling ferocious lions and tigers in the steel arena featuring Prince, the famous tiger-killing lion; the DeWayne sensational somersaulting and acrobatic artistry; dozens of lovely circus queens in the thrilling and beautiful serial ballet scores of other American and Foreign importations which will be all new this year. He has served as engineer at the Standard Oil Co., and been a construction engineer at Douglas Aircraft. In addition, his construction activities participate actively in the Anaheim Elks, Lions, Izaak Walte League, Associated Rifle club, committee for Sea Scout Ship and is a member of the executive committee of the Anaheim A Industrial group. His wife, Mrs. Marguerite Coons, has been president of Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club, and is active in the Altrusa club, Ikettes, Anah Chamber of Commerce and Associated Rifle club. BEATTY IN PERSON AND HIS GIGANTIC RAILROAD CIRCUS ALL NEW THIS YEAR WITH BYRDS OF EVER APPEALING MEMORIES OF THE LATE LION WEEKLY BY THE DAZZLING SCREEN AND GIECOPS STAKE CLYDE BEATTY PERSON Featuring "PRINCE," Mammoth Tiger-Killing Lion and Two Dazen Blood-Carding Lions & Tigers TERRIFIC NEW FOREIGN FEATURES GORGEOUS NEW SUPER-SPECTACLES Tickets on Sale Show Day Heying's Rexall Drug 144 W. Center 1926. She says she is "just one who is interested in the city and the schools, and wants the best for our children." Arthur Roquet, her husband, is the owner of the Penny Market, 130 E. Center st. The Roquets have two children, Eloise, a senior at UCLA and Mrs. John Richmond of Anaheim. Mrs. Roquet has been commissioner of Anaheim Girl Scouts and is an active member of the Girl Scouts council. She is a past president of the YMCA Women's Advisory committee and is junior past president of the Anaheim Ebell club. Coons is a son of one of Anaheim's older families. He attended Anaheim schools, later entering the construction business. He is the owner of the successful Rex Construction Co., of Anaheim. ANY WAY YOU LOOK AT IT! Shopping Dollars Can Buy Much More When You Ride Between 10 and 4! Uncertain about tomorrow's Shopping Trip? Forget the crystal ball! Smart Shoppers travel the safe, economical and convenient Pacific Electric Way between their homes and favorite shopping districts. "Shop More Between10and4" GO PACIFIC ELECTRIC WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA. Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ... A faithful man shall abound with blessings.—Prov. 28:20. CALIFORNIANA — On April 18-19, 1906 San Francisco was partially destroyed by earthquake and fire. Damage done was $350,-000,000 with 452 people killed. NEWSNOTES — Rose Heinlein, Jose Lopez, Anne Wilson, Charles Radice, Cocorro Gutierrez are Anaheimers to be congratulated for having become American citizens. Citizenship means a lot and these Anaheimers realize what it means to be an American ... Robert Merrick; an Anaheimer, has been promoted to general manager of the Fluor Corporation, Ltd., engineering and construction division by D. W. Darnell, president of the concern. He succeeds W. Earl Dunn who resigned recently ... Michael Byrd, a six-year-old Buena Park lad, was slightly injured when he darted in front of a car on busy Grand Avenue in Buena Park ... Darlene Bergman, 17-year-old Brea-Olinda high school senior, is to be congratulated upon being named "Gal of the Year" ... Likewise let us congratulate Nadine Olsen, Barbara Green and Kans, Mrs. C. J. Culge Park, Mrs. Henry A. Scowanaheim and Mrs. H. G. Clearwater, Calif., and orer, Capt. J. P. Matthews armed forces. She was a of the Fullerton chapter Loyal Order of Moose. Funeral services will conducted from the Hilgenfeld Friday morning at 10 o'clock Ernest A. Wright, pastor First Baptist church of Park, will officiate and be made in the Anaheim c The ritual of the Loyal Moose will be read at the side. Remember Speed Kl Musick Advises On Serial Numbers Orange county Sheriff James Rick gave some advice to gling sheriff's deputies Monday that might well be used on-the-average home market. It's a good idea," he said, "to down and file the registra-numbers of any pieces of property you own that has such a ber. Then, in case of burglary, will have positive identifica-ment of it and won't have unneces-touble retrieving it if it's needed up." He has served as engineer for Standard Oil Co., and has been a construction engineer for Glas Aircraft. In addition to construction activities, Coonsicipates actively in the Ana-Elks, Lions, Izaak Walton rue, Associated Rifle club, the committee for Sea Scout Ship 280, is a member of the executive committee of the Anaheim Area industrial group. His wife, Mrs. Marguerite, has been president of the Anaheim Business and Profession-omen's club, and is active in ultrusa club, Ikettes, Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and the associated Rifle club. MALE & FEMALE—Dick Ryan is a forceful, aggressive little guy who looks something like Spencer Tracy. Not only is he a capable teacher, but as their representative he's doing a yoeman's job seeing to it that high school teachers get a pay boost. Some of them don't earn laborer's pay-checks. Honest!... Tom Henry drives by some of Fullerton's school grounds on the way to his Anaheim Cold Storage Plant in Fullerton. He oughta take a hint—Anaheim could also turf its school grounds... Howard Greening apparently won't be an Anaheimer much longer. The Norwalk business man came to town when he acquired Herb Leo's juice plant. The big man in the ten-gallon hat is a friend of the Future Farmers and he spends his money freely in the auction ring... Sgt. George McGlumphy goes back on active duty. His recruiting days are over... FACTS & FIGURES — Facts and figures always have a strange fascination. There's something about statistics that make interesting reading. First quarter figures for Orange county building activities show: Jan-Feb Mar 1951 Mar 1951 Santa Ana.....$993,701 $4,295,286 Fullerton ... 151,300 2,189,608 La Habra.... 47,510 1,143,842 Laguna Beach 149,600 700,603 Anaheim ..... 129,115 674,328 San Clemente 195,065 655,965 Orange ..... 97,585 308,489 Brea ..... 32,500 147,008 Tustin ..... 14,050 14,170 NOTES — Mayor Charles A. Pearson is performing a real public service by working to preserve Wife, Mrs. Marguerite has been president of the Anaheim Area Industrial group and Mrs. Coons have one water, a student at the Free school. Faessel, who resides at 500 cementine, is in charge of the department of the A. Arena Company, Ltd. He has fourteen ranging in ages from months to 15 years. He is a president of the Kiwanis and has been active in other affairs. NOTES — Mayor Charles A. Pearson is performing a real public service by working to preserve water rights. He is quoted as saying that "it is silly to have to pump from the local basin—already overdrawn — just to preserve these rights." It's too bad that tenure regulation makes it impossible for the school board to retain such outstanding teachers as Robert Routh and Don Buckner. It is just such job insecurity that makes a lot of potential teachers think twice before preparing for the teaching profession. Don Derr, Anaheim recreational director, is asking a budget of $22,410 for the next fiscal year. Art Shipkey praised the work of the recreation program which really gets into action now that it is spring. NITECAPSULE—It takes some young people all night to say good night. PROPERTY DAMAGE Cars driven by Alice Mary Teague, 710 N. Harvard st., Fullerton, and Giles Everett Mellen, 10872 Manchester blvd., Anaheim, collided yesterday afternoon at Chartres and Los Angeles sts. Property damage only resulted. MAILING LISTS Complete Coverage FULLERTON — ANAHEIM GARDEN GROVE Call Fullerton 8728-J-4 or Gazette Box 151MC similar to illustration Beautiful New Modern Complete Bedroom Group with lots of extras! You get a wide choice in this beautiful bedroom group, specially priced at $159 ... many combinations, such as Double Dresser or Vanity ... with Hollywood Headboard Bed, or full size Bed, Vanity and Chest ... 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