anaheim-gazette 1951-05-18
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4 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1901 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA
Citrus Report
The California Fruit Growers Exchange reported today all auction markets California oranges were slightly lower in spots.
REPRESENTATIVE PRICES BY SIZE: SUNKIST (First Grade):
Size 100 126 150 170 200 220 252 288 344
5.38 5.85 6.45 6.80 7.28 6.50 6.84 5.20 4.92
CHOICE (Second Grade):
Size 100 126 150 170 200 220 252 288 344
4.56 5.22 5.95 6.13 6.48 6.02 4.35
LOS ANGELES, May 18—The Federal State Market News service reported today grapefruit about steady; lemons stronger on packed; oranges slightly stronger.
RADIO and TELEVISION
The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters.
We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part—T.B.D.
RADIO
FRIDAY P.M.
5:00 P.M.
KLAC-News, Sports
KFI-Feture Wine
KMPC-Help Wanted—Sports
KECA-Elmer Davis
KHI-Mark Trail
KNH-Ed R Murrow
KFWB-Red Rows
KFAC-Servande
5:15
KLAC-Stars of Week
KFI-News
KMPC-Lonesome Gal
KECA-Hank Weaver
KNX-Tom Harmon
5:30
KLAC-News
KFI-Casa Cugal
KMPC-Stars of Song
KECA-Great Stuntley
KHI-Clyde Beattie
KNH-Bill Downs
KFAC-Whom Bill Club
5:45
KLAC-Sam Baiter
KFI-Elmer Peterson
KMPC-Top Tunes
KDCA-Bob Garred
KNX-Frank Goss
6:00 P.M.
KLAC-KMPC-News
KFI-Dangerous Amusement
KECA-News H. Weaver
KHI-Gabriel Hettler
KFWB-Glue Roberts
KFWB-Capital Clockroom
KFWB-Amer Dances
6:45
KELI-Sam Hayes
7:00 P.M.
KLAC-News, Crossby
KFI-Life of Riley
KMPC-News, Music
KECA-Boxing
KNX-Command Theatre's KFLH-Hidden Truth
KFAC-Serenade
KLAC-Music, News
7:20
KLAC-Music
KFI-Sports
KMPC-Penny Serenade
KECA-Sports
KJI-Chico Kid
KFWB-Jon Opportunity
KNX-Woman's Forum
KFAC-Echoes & Encores
7:45
KPI-Science Report
KFWB-Hourly
8:00 P.M.
KLAC-Music, Music
KFI-One Man's Family
KMPC-News
KECA-Ridley Diamond KFLH-Magazine Theater
KNX-Lowell Thomas
KFWB-Radio News Club
KFAC-C concert
8:15
KFI-World News
KMPC-Baseball-L.A. Seattle
KNX-Jacel Smith
8:20
KLAC-Baseball-Hollywood-Sacramento
KFI-Lynn Murray
8:15
KHL-Putton Lewis
9:20
KECA-Amstrong S.B.I.
KHL-Amy Aly Show
KNX-British
9:28
KFWB-News
KNX-Club 15
10:00 P.M.
KLAC-Baseball
KFI-Reporter
KMPC-Dance Time
KECA-KNX-News
KHL-I Love Mystery
KFWB-Gene Norman
KAO-Music Crowdsweep
10:15
KPI-News
KHL-Frank Edwards
KECA-Dr Beiles
KNX-Bob Glenn
10:30
KLAC-News, Music
KFI-Johnny Murray
KECA-Orcch
KNX-Lonesome Gal
KNX-Starlet Salute
KNW-B Gene Norman
10:45
KPI-Sports
11:00 P.M.
KLAC-Robbins Nest
KIJ-I New York Times
SHORTSTORY — J Lemon stopped by the airport the other day. He hobbs, war-time filer who known throughout South Florida.
"Say, Don, what be those two boys who set ord a couple of years ag on asked.
"You mean Bill Barris Reidel?"
"Yes, they're the Sunni pilots..."
TELEVISION
Friday, May 18
5:00 P.M.
KTSL (1)—Stop at Boney Bulls
KNBH (4)—Boots in Saddle
KTLA (3)—News, Music
KECA (7)—Foreman Phillips
KTPI (9)—Armed Forces Report
KTTV (11)—Cap, Video
KNBH (4)—Cyclone Hearth
KTLA (5)—Benny Time
KECA (7)—Foreman Phillips
KTPI (9)—Armed Forces Report
KTTV (11)—Cap, Video
KNBH (4)—Cyclone Hearth
KTLA (5)—Benny Time
KECA (7)—Foreman Phillips
KTPI (9)—Armed Forces Report
KTTV (11)—Cap, Video
KNBH (4)—Cyclone Hearth
KTLA (5)—Benny Time
KECA (7)—Foreman Phillips
KTPI (9)—Armed Forces Report
KTTV (11)—Cap, Video
KNBH (4)—Cyclone Hearth
KTLA (5)—Benny Time
KECA (7)—Foreman Phillips
KTPI (9)—Armed Forces Report
KTTV (11)—Cap, Video
KNBH (4)—Cyclone Hearth
KTLA (5)—Benny Time
KECA (7)—Foreman Phillips
KTPI (9)—Armed Forces Report
KTTV (11)—Cap, Video
KNBH (4)—Cyclone Hearth
KTLA (5)—Benny Time
KECA (7)—Foreman Phillips
KTPI (9)—Armed Forces Report
KTTV (11)—Cap, Video
KNBH (4)—Cyclone Hearth
KTLA (5)—Benny Time
KECA (7)—Foreman Phillips
KTPI (9)—Armed Forces Report
KTTV (11)—Cap, Video
KNBH (4)—Cyclone Hearth
SATURDAY A. I.
7:00 A.M.
KLAC-Haynes at Reins
KFI-Ocean Cugel
KMPC-State of Song
KECA-Chest Buntley
KHI-Clyde Beatty
KNX-Bill Downs
KFC-A-Who Bill Club
KLAC-Sam Balter
KFI-Gimer Peterson
KMPC-Tune Times
KCEA-Bob Garrett
KNX-Prank Goss
6:00 P.M.
KLAC-KMPC-News
KFI-Dangerous Assignment
KECA-News. R Weaver
KHL-Gabriel Heatter
KFWB-Clete Roberts
KFC-Acapitol Clockm.
KFC-A-concert
6:15
KLAC-Al Jarris
KMPC-Bob Kelley
KECA-News. Sports
KFI-Newwell
6:25
KFI-Man Called X
KMPC-Joe Hernandez
KECA-Boston Blackie
KHI-Anwer Man
KNX-Deal Arnan
6:35
KFI-Man Called X
KMPC-Joe Hernandez
KECA-Boston Blackie
KHI-Anwer Man
KNX-Deal Arnan
6:45
KFI-Man Called X
KMPC-Joe Hernandez
KECA-Boston Blackie
KHI-Anwer Man
KNX-Deal Arnan
6:55
KFI-Man Called X
KMPC-Joe Hernandez
KECA-Boston Blackie
KHI-Anwer Man
KNX-Deal Arnan
6:65
KFI-Man Called X
KMPC-Joe Hernandez
KECA-Boston Blackie
KHI-Anwer Man
KNX-Deal Arnan
6:75
KFI-Man Called X
KMPC-Joe Hernandez
KECA-Boston Blackie
KHI-Anwer Man
KNX-Deal Arnan
7:00 P.M.
KFL-WEB-Sports
8:00 P.M.
KFL-WEB-Sports
8:15
KFL-WEB-Sports
8:20
KFL-WEB-Sports
8:30
KFL-WEB-Sports
8:40
KFL-WEB-Sports
8:50
KFL-WEB-Sports
8:60
KFL-WEB-Sports
8:75
KFL-WEB-Sports
8:80
8:90 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
KFM.G.M. Theater
KFCA-Ozale & Harriet
KFI-Newwell
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
KFM.G.M. Theater
KFCA-Ozale & Harriet
KFI-Newwell
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
KFM.G.M. Theater
KFCA-Ozale & Harriet
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
KFM.G.M. Theater
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
KFM.G.M. Theater
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Baseball
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Base球场
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Base球场
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Base球场
8:95 P.M.
KLAG-KMPC-Base球场
8:95 P.M.
КЛА(3)-Our TownMayor BowronKTTV(11)-NewsKNBH(4)-Good Egg7:23
KNBH(4)-Good Egg7:23
KNBH(4)-Good Egg7:23
KNBH(4)-Good Egg7:23
KTSL(2)-News.SportsKNBH(4)-News.WestherKTLA(7)-Life WithMinketterKTTV(11)-Pet.EngLCAC(3)-Man FromScotland Yard7:43
KTSL(2)-Perry ComoKBNH(4)-Roberta-QuihlinLCAC(3)-SportsKTLV(11)-In OurTimesKAJ(12)-Cleate RobertoWorld Report6:15
KTSL(2)-SingerKBNH(4)-Who SaidThatKTLA(5)-Barry Owens,
Royal HawkinsKEPC(7)-QuestionsKI(9)-Plim,
" caught in the Act"
KTTV(11)-In OurTimesKAJ(12)-Cleate RobertoWorld Report6:15
KTSL(2)-SingerKBNH(4)-Who SaidThatKTLA(5)-Barry Owens,
Royal HawkinsKEPC(7)-QuestionsKI(9)-Plim,
" caught in the Act"
KTTV(11)-In OurTimesKAJ(12)-Cleate RobertoWorld Report6:15
TELEVISION Friday, May 18 5:00 P.M.
KTSL (1) — Stop at Boney Bulls
KNBH (4) — Boots in Saddle
KTLA (3) — News, Music
KEPCA (7) — Foreman Phillips
KTPI (9) — Armed Force Report
KTTV (11) — Cap, Video
KNBH (4) — Cyclone Hearth
KTLA (5) — Benny Time
KEPCA (7) — Foreman Phillips
KTPI (9) — Armed Force Report
KTTV (11) — Cap, Video
KNBH (4) — Cyclone Hearth
KTLA (5) — Benny Time
KEPCA (7) — Foreman PhillIPS
KTPI (9) — Armed Force Report
KTTV (11) — Cap, Video
KNBH (4) — Cyclone Hearth
KTLA (5) — Benny Time
KEPCA (7) — Foreman PhillIPS
KTPI (9) — Armed Force Report
KTTV (11) — Cap, Video
KNBH (4) — Cyclone Hearth
KTLA (5) — Benny Time
KEPCA (7) — Foreman PhillIPS
KTPI (9) — Armed Force Report
KTTV (11) — Cap, Video
KNBH (4) — Cyclone Hearth
KTLA (5) — Benny Time
KEPCA(7)——Foreman PhillIPS
KTPI(9)——Armed Force Report
KTTV(11)——Cap,Video
KNBH(4)——Cyclone Hearth
TKLA(5)——Benny Time
KEPCA(7)——Foreman PhillIPS
KTPI(9)——Armed Force Report
KTTV(11)——Cap,Video
KNBH(4)——Cyclone Hearth
TKLA(5)——Benny Time
KEPCA(7)——Foreman PhillIPS
KTPI(9)——Armed Force Report
KTTV(11)——Cap,Video
KNBH(4)——Cyclone Hearth
TKLA(5)——Benny Time
KEPCA(7)——Foreman PhillIPS
KTPI(9)——Armed Force Report
KTTV(11)——Cap,Video
KNBH(4)——Cyclone Hearth
TKLA(5)——Benny Time
KEPCA(7)——Foreman PhillIPS
KTPI(9)——Armed Force Report
KTTV(11)——Cap,Video
KNBH(4)——Cyclone Hearth
TKLA(5)——Benny Time
KEPCA(7)——Foreman PhillIPS
SATURDAY A. I. 7:00 A.M.
KIAC-Haynes at Reins
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KI AC(Harvey Wawers,
Royal Hawkins,
KEPCA(7)) - Questions -
KI(9)-Plim,
" caught in the Act"
KTLV(11)-In OurTimesKAJ(12)-Cleate RobertoWorld Report6:15
KTLV(11)-In OurTimesKAJ(12)-Cleate RobertoWorld Report6:15
TELEVISION Friday, May 18 5:00 P.M.
KTSL (1) — Stop at Boney Bulls
KNBH (4) — Boots in Saddle
TKLA (3) — News, Music
KEPCA (7) —— Foreman Phillips
TKPI (9) — Armed Force Report
KTTV (11) — Cap, Video
KNBH (4) —— Cyclone Hearth
TKLA (5) — Benny Time
KEPCA(7)——Foreman PhillIPS
TKPI(9)——Armed Force Report
KTTV(11) — Cap,Video
KNBH(4) —— Cyclone Hearth
TKLA(5) — Benny Time
KEPCA(7)——Foreman PhillIPS
SATURDAY A. I. 7:00 A.M.
KIAC-Haynes at Reins
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIAC(Boston Symphony)
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIac(Boston Symphony)
KIAc(Harvey Wawers,
Royal Hawkins,
KEPCA(7)) - Questions -
KI(9)-Plim,
" caught in the Act"
KTLV(11)-In OurTimesKAJ(12)-Cleate RobertoWorld Report6:15
TELEVISION Friday, May 18 5:00 P.M.
KTSL (1) — Stop at Boney Bulls
KNBH (4) — Boots in Saddle
TKLA (3) — News, Music
KEPCA (7) —— Foreman Phillips ...
TKPI (9) — Armed Force Report ...
KTTV (11) — Cap, Video ...
KNBH (4) —— Cyclone Hearth ...
TKLA (5) —— Benny Time ...
KEPCA(7)) - Questions ...
TK(9)-Plim,
" caught in the Act"
KTLV(11)-In OurTimes...
KAJ(12)-Cleate RobertoWorld Report...
6:15
TELEVISION Friday, May 18 5:00 P.M.
KTSL (1) — Stop at Boney Bulls ...
KNBH (4) — Boots in Saddle ...
TKLA (3) — News, Music ...
KEPCA(7)) - Questions ...
TK(9)-Plim,
" caught in the Act"
KTLV(11)-In OurTimes...
KAJ(12)-Cleate RobertoWorld Report...
6:15
TELEVISION Friday, May 18 5:00 P.M.
KTSL (1) — Stop at Boney Bulls ...
KNBH (4) — Boots in Saddle ...
TKLA (3) — News, Music ...
KEPCA(7)) - Questions ...
TK(9)->Plim,
" caught in the Act"
KTLV(11)-In OurTimes...
KAJ(12)->Cleate RobertoWorld Report...
6:15
TELEVISION Friday, May 18 5:00 P.M.
KTSL (1) — Stop at Boney Bulls ...
KNBH (4) — Boots in Saddle ...
TKLA (3) --- News, Music ...
KEPCA(7)) - Questions ...
TK(9)->Plim,
" caught in the Act"
KTLV(11)-In OurTimes...
KAJ(12)->Cleate RobertoWorld Report...
6:15
TELEVISION Friday, May 18 5:00 P.M.
KTSL (1) -- Stop at Boney Bulls ...
KNBH (4) -- Boots in Saddle ...
TKLA (3) --- News, Music ...
KEPCA(7)) - Questions ...
TK(9)->Plim,
" caught in the Act"
KTLV(11)-In OurTimes...
KAJ(12)->Cleate RobertoWorld Report...
6:15
TELEVISION Friday, May 18 5:00 P.m.
KTSL (I) -- Stop at Boney Bulls ...
KNBH (4) -- Boots in Saddle ...
TKLA (3) -- News, Music ...
KEPCA (7) -- Foreman Phillips ...
TKPI (9) -- Armed Force Report ...
KTTV (I) -- Cap, Video ...
KNBH (4) -- Cyclone Hearth ...
TKLA (5) -- Benny Time ...
KEPCA (7) -- Foreman PhillIPS ...
TKPI (9) -- Armed Force Report ...
KTTV (I) -- Cap,Video ...
KNBH (4) -- Cyclone Hearth ...
TKLA (5) -- Benny Time ...
KEPCA (7) -- Foreman PhillIPS ...
SATURDAY A. I. 7:00 A.M.
KIAC-Haynes at Reins
KIAC-(Al Jarris)
KIac(Boston Symphony)
KIAc(Harvey Wawers,
Royal Hawkins,
KEPCA(7)) - Questions -
KI(9)->Plim,
" caught in the Act"
KTLV(I )--In Our- Times--
KAJ(2)->Cleate Roberto--
World Report---
6:23:
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SATURDAY A.M.
7:00 A.M.
KLAQ-Haynes at Reins
KFL-Medium Bike Show
KFL-Academy Circus
KFL-KPAC News
KFWB-Bill Leyden
KFAC-Concert
7:15
KECA-Recorded Gang
7:30
KMPC-Story Book
7:45
KNP-Kool Brown
7:55
KPMC-Peak Prowd
KPMC-Facade
8:00 A.M.
KLAC-News, Stocks
KFL-Break the Bank
KFL-KWB-News
KNL-Cool Brown
KNEL-Peak Prowd
KPMC-Facade
KPOX-All Nations Bible
8:15
KLAC-Haynes
KMPC-Markets, Sports
KFL-News
KFWB-Bill Leyden
9:00
KLAC-News
KFL-Secret Story
KMPC-Business Report
KCOA-Roger Dana
KHL-Haven of Best
KNH-Mutchnam Theater
KPAC-Boomer Theatre
9:25
KLAC-Racing News
KMPC-Music
KCOA-Mirandy
KPNB-News
KPFAC-Unity
9:00 A.M.
KLAC-News, Crowdy
KFL-Young America
KMPC-News, R-Turner
KHL-Haven of Best
KHL-Dog Park
KHL-Flying Post
KNX-Theater Today
KPAC-Music
9:30
KLAC-Al Jarvis
KFL-Marine Band
KHL-To Vets
KNX-Grand Central
KFWB-Blindman Roomsville
KPAC-Pulse
9:45
KHJ-Extra Time
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by JOHN S. NEUBAUER
... Be watchful, and strengthen the things which remain, that are ready to die.—Rev. 3:2.
CALIFORNIANA — In 1856 San Francisco rose with indignation following the assassination of James King of William, editor of the Evening Bulletin, who was the outstanding crusader against crime and corrupt politics. The newly formed Vigilance committee was headed by William Coleman and composed of 8000 members. They hanged James Casey, the editor's assassin, and defied corrupt public officials, including the governor. They executed four offenders, deported 25 others before they disbanded Aug. 21.
SHORTSTORY — J. Francis Lemon stopped by the Fullerton airport the other day. He saw Don Hobbs, war-time filier who is well known throughout Southern California.
"Say, Don, what became of those two boys who set the record a couple of years ago?" Lemon asked.
"You mean Bill Barris and Dick Reidel?"
"Yes, they're the Sunkist Lady pilots."
ed as the plane raced down the blacktop strip. In a moment it was airborne.
Hobbs explained the traffic pattern.
"You can really see a lot of things from the air that you can't see from the ground," the pilot said. "Look at that orchard down there. See how spotted it is—how some trees grow better than others and how some soil produced more than others."
"That's Frank Del Giorrie's place just to the right of us. You can see how he's plowing his place."
The plane flew over Manchester. Cars streamed along the busy thoroughfare just as if they had been ants.
"There are no boulevard stops up here. Why you hardly notice you're moving."
"We're going 120 miles per hour," Hobbs replied pointing to an instrument.
DISTANCE—"Notice how close Anthelm and Fullerton are together?" the pilot asked as they passed over the "shoe string strip," which in 30 days will become part of Fullerton.
"And that," the pilot pointed out, "is that Mexican labor camp they're making the fuss about."
"It's bigger'n I thought it was." Lemon said as he surveyed the dormitory buildings from the air.
From the air it looked as if George Graham's Citrus Growers' camp was isolated between Anaheim and Fullerton, hidden behind a plane raced down the blacktop strip. In a moment it was airborne.
Hobbs explained the traffic pattern.
"You can really see a lot of things from the air that you can't see from the ground," the pilot said. "Look at that orchard down there. See how spotted it is—how some trees grow better than others and how some soil produced more than others."
"That's Frank Del Giorrie's place just to the right of us. You can see how he's plowing his place."
The plane flew over Manchester. Cars streamed along the busy thoroughfare just as if they had been ants.
"There are no boulevard stops up here. Why you hardly notice you're moving."
"We're going 120 miles per hour," Hobbs replied pointing to an instrument.
DISTANCE—"Notice how close Anthelm and Fullerton are together?" the pilot asked as they passed over the "shoe string strip," which in 30 days will become part of Fullerton.
"And that," the pilot pointed out, "is that Mexican labor camp they're making the fuss about."
"It's bigger'n I thought it was." Lemon said as he surveyed the dormitory buildings from the air.
From the air it looked as if George Graham's Citrus Growers' camp was isolated between Anaheim and Fullerton, hidden behind a plane raced down the blacktop strip. In a moment it was airborne.
Hobbs explained the traffic pattern.
"You can really see a lot of things from the air that you can't see from the ground," the pilot said. "Look at that orchard down there. See how spotted it is—how some trees grow better than others and how some soil produced more than others."
"That's Frank Del Giorrie's place just to the right of us. You can see how he's plowing his place."
The plane flew over Manchester. Cars streamed along the busy thoroughfare just as if they had been ants.
"There are no boulevard stops up here. Why you hardly notice you're moving."
"We're going 120 miles per hour," Hobbs replied pointing to an instrument.
DISTANCE—"Notice how close Anthelm and Fullerton are together?" the pilot asked as they passed over the "shoe string strip," which in 30 days will become part of Fullerton.
"And that," the pilot pointed out, "is that Mexican labor camp they're making the fuss about."
"It's bigger'n I thought it was." Lemon said as he surveyed the dormitory buildings from the air.
From the air it looked as if George Graham's Citrus Growers' camp was isolated between Anaheim and Fullerton, hidden behind a plane raced down the blacktop strip. In a moment it was airborne.
Hobbs explained the traffic pattern.
"You can really see a lot of things from the air that you can't see from the ground," the pilot said. "Look at that orchard down there. See how spotted it is—how some trees grow better than others and how some soil produced more than others."
"That's Frank Del Giorrie's place just to the right of us. You can see how he's plowing his place."
The plane flew over Manchester. Cars streamed along the busy thoroughfare just as if they had been ants.
"There are no boulevard stops up here. Why you hardly notice you're moving."
"We're going 120 miles per hour," Hobbs replied pointing to an instrument.
DISTANCE—"Notice how close Anthelm and Fullerton are together?" the pilot asked as they passed over the "shoe string strip," which in 30 days will become part of Fullerton.
"And that," the pilot pointed out, "is that Mexican labor camp they're making the fuss about."
"It's bigger'n I thought it was." Lemon said as he surveyed the dormitory buildings from the air.
From the air it looked as if George Graham's Citrus Growers' camp was isolated between Anaheim and Fullerton, hidden behind a plane raced down the blacktop strip. In a moment it was airborne.
Hobbs explained the traffic pattern.
"You can really see a lot of things from the air that you can't see from the ground," the pilot said. "Look at that orchard down there. See how spotted it is—how some trees grow better than others and how some soil produced more than others."
"That's Frank Del Giorrie's place just to the right of us. You can see how he's plowing his place."
The plane flew over Manchester. Cars streamed along the busy thoroughfare just as if they had been ants.
"There are no boulevard stops up here. Why you hardly notice you're moving."
"We're going 120 miles per hour," Hobbs replied pointing to an instrument.
DISTANCE—"Notice how close Anthelm and Fullerton are together?" the pilot asked as they passed over the "shoe string strip," which in 30 days will become part of Fullerton.
"And that," the pilot pointed out, "is that Mexican labor camp they're making the fuss about."
"It's bigger'n I thought it was." Lemon said as he surveyed the dormitory buildings from the air.
From the air it looked as if George Graham's Citrus Growers' camp was isolated between Anaheim and Fullerton, hidden behind a plane raced down the blacktop strip. In a moment it was airborne.
Hobbs explained the traffic pattern.
"You can really see a lot of things from the air that you can't see from the ground," the pilot said. "Look at that orchard down there. See how spotted it is—how some trees grow better than others and how some soil produced more than others."
"That's Frank Del Giorrie's place just to the right of us. You can see how he's plowing his place."
The plane flew over Manchester. Cars streamed along the busy thoroughfare just as if they had been ants.
"There are no boulevard stops up here. Why you hardly notice you're moving."
"We're going 120 miles per hour," Hobbs replied pointing to an instrument.
DISTANCE—"Notice how close Anthelm and Fullerton are together?" the pilot asked as they passed over the "shoe string strip," which in 30 days will become part of Fullerton.
"And that," the pilot pointed out, "is that Mexican labor camp they're making the fuss about."
"It's bigger'n I thought it was." Lemon said as he surveyed the dormitory buildings from the air.
From the air it looked as if George Graham's Citrus Growers' camp was isolated between Anaheim and Fullerton, hidden behind a plane raced down the blacktop strip. In a moment it was airborne.
Hobbs explained the traffic pattern.
"You can really see a lot of things from the air that you can't see from the ground," the pilot said. "Look at that orchard down there. See how spotted it is—how some trees grow better than others and how some soil produced more than others."
"That's Frank Del Giorrie's place just to the right of us. You can see how he's plowing his place."
The plane flew over Manchester. Cars streamed along the busy thoroughfare just as if they had been ants.
"There are no boulevard stops up here. Why you hardly notice you're moving."
"We're going 120 miles per hour," Hobbs replied pointing to an instrument.
DISTANCE—"Notice how close Anthelm and Fullerton are together?" the pilot asked as they passed over the "shoe string strip," which in 30 days will become part of Fullerton.
"And that," the pilot pointed out, "is that Mexican labor camp they're making the fuss about."
"It's bigger'n I thought it was." Lemon said as he surveyed the dormitory buildings from the air.
From the air it looked as if George Graham's Citrus Growers' camp was isolated between Anaheim and Fullerton, hidden behind a plane raced down the blacktop strip. In a moment it was airborne.
Hobbs explained the traffic pattern.
"You can really see a lot of things from the air that you can't see from the ground," the pilot said. "Look at that orchard down there. See how spotted it is—how some trees grow better than others and how some soil produced more than others."
"That's Frank Del Giorrie's place just to the right of us. You can see how he's plowing his place."
The plane flew over Manchester. Cars streamed along the busy thoroughfare just as if they had been ants.
"There are no boulevard stops up here. Why you hardly notice you're moving."
"We're going 120 miles per hour," Hobbs replied pointing to an instrument.
DISTANCE—"Notice how close Anthelm and Fullerton are together?" the pilot asked as they passed over the "shoe string strip," which in 30 days will become part of Fullerton.
"And that," the pilot pointed out, "is that Mexican labor camp they're making the fuss about."
"It's bigger'n I thought it was." Lemon said as he surveyed the dormitory buildings from the air.
From the air it looked as if George Graham's Citrus Growers' camp was isolated between Anaheim and Fullerton, hidden behind a plane raced down the blacktop strip. In a moment it was airborne.
Hobbs explained the traffic pattern.
"You can really see a lot of things from the air that you can't see from the ground," the pilot said. "Look at that orchard down there. See how spotted it is—how some trees grow better than others and how some soil produced more than others."
"That's Frank Del Giorrie's place just to the right of us. You can see how he's plowing his place."
The plane flew over Manchester. Cars streamed along the busy thoroughfare just as if they had been ants.
"There are no boulevard stops up here. Why you hardly notice you're moving."
"We're going 120 miles per hour," Hobbs replied pointing to an instrument.
DISTANCE—"Notice how close Anthelm and Fullerton are together?" the pilot asked as they passed over the "shoe string strip," which in 30 days will become part of Fullerton.
"And that," the pilot pointed out, "is that Mexican labor camp they're making the fuss about."
"It's bigger'n I thought it was." Lemon said as he surveyed the dormitory buildings from the air.
From the air it looked as if George Graham's Citrus Growers' camp was isolated between Anaheim and Fullerton, hidden behind a plane raced down the blacktop strip. In a moment it was airborne.
Hobbs explained the traffic pattern.
"You can really see a lot of things from the air that you can't see from the ground," the pilot said. "Look at that orchard down there. See how spotted it is—how some trees grow better than others and how some soil produced more than others."
"That's Frank Del Giorrie's place just to the right of us. You can see how he's plowing his place."
The plane flew over Manchester. Cars streamed along the busy thoroughfare just as if they had been ants.
"There are no boulevard stops up here. Why you hardly notice we're moving."
"We're going 120 miles per hour," Hobbs replied pointing to an instrument.
DISTANCE—"Notice how close Anthelm and Fullerton are together?" the pilot asked as they passed over the "shoe string strip," which in 30 days will become part of Fullerton.
"And that," the pilot pointed out, "is that Mexican labor camp they're making the fuss about."
"It's bigger'n I thought it was." Lemon said as he surveyed the dormitory buildings from the air.
From the air it looked as if George Graham's Citrus Growers' camp was isolated between Anaheim and Fullerton, hidden behind a plane raced down the blacktop strip. In a moment it was airborne.
Hobbs explained the traffic pattern.
"You can really see a lot of things from the air that you can't see from the ground," the pilot said. "Look at that orchard down there. See how spotted it is—how some trees grow better than others and how some soil produced more than others."
"That's Frank Del Giorrie's place just to the right of us. You can see how he's plowing his place."
The plane flew over Manchester. Cars streamed along the busy thoroughfare just as if they had been ants.
"There are no boulevard stops up here. Why you hardly notice we're moving."
"We're going 120 miles per hour," Hobbs replied pointing to an instrument.
DISTANCE—"Notice how close Anthelm and Fullerton are together?" The pilot asked as they passed over the "shoe string strip," which in 30 days will become part of Fullerton.
"And that," The pilot pointed out, "is that Mexican labor camp they're making the fuss about."
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A native son of Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their Colorado river.
As vice-president and manager of their Placenta Fco., McColloch directs three operations in their new pastor school.
He takes piles of citrus fruit including large rural area being annexed to their Metropolitan Water District and thus secure a supply of water from their
Lemon stopped by the Fullerton airport the other day. He saw Don Hobbs, war-time filer who is well known throughout Southern California.
"Say, Don, what became of those two boys who set the record a couple of years ago?" Lemon asked.
"You mean Bill Barris and Dick Reidel?"
"Yes, they're the Sunkist Lady pilots . . ."
"They're doing all right," the airport manager replied. "Bill is the pilot for Apple Valley and Dick recently signed up to fly an Oregon lumberman who lives in Southern California. They both fly $15,000 jobs."
"Well, they deserve it."
"Say, Lem," Hobbs said. "I have a new two-place job. I'd like to take you up and show you a few things you've been reading about."
Almost before the airport manager could finish, Lemon said. "Let's go!"
FLYBOY—Hobbs led the way to the plane, had Lemon fasten the safety belt and explained the intricacies of the plane.
"This plane is equipped with dual control, a dual ignition system—two sparkplugs, two magnetos, two of everything. That's just a safety measure.
They taxied toward the runway, Hobbs reved up the engine, swung into the runway. The engine roared which in 30 days will become part of Fullerton.
"And that," the pilot pointed out. "is that Mexican labor camp they're making the fuss about."
"It's bigger'n I thought it was," Lemon said as he surveyed the dormitory buildings from the air.
From the air it looked as if George Graham's Citrus Growers' camp was isolated between Anaheim and Fullerton, hidden behind orange groves.
BUILDING—From the sky, it seemed that ant-like men were building new factories and homes over the Anaheim-Fullerton landscape. From the air the vast panorama of Northern Orange county could easily be surveyed. There below the plane were homes, rich orange groves, factories, oil wells that make up the cities of Fullerton and Anaheim, Placentia, Brea and La Habra.
CONTROVERSY—The Mexican labor camp issue brought out a recall threat in Fullerton, but Mexican Nationals—a hundred of them—are living quietly within a block of the Maple ave. school. Incidentally, these workers were pulled off the job the other day, when a government directive indicated that the packing concern employing them would be fined $2000 for each man who didn't have "proper papers."
Train Wreck (Continued from Page 1)
witnesses saw an electric flash, then flames rising from the telescoped coach. The PRR uses electric engines, powered from overhead wires, in this area. The fire was quenched after the current was turned off.
Today's wreck was the second in the history of the New York-Detroit flyer. On Feb. 18, 1947, the express went off the tracks on a lonely mountain curve near Altoona, Pa., and plunged into a gully, killing 24 and injuring 150. A coroner's jury found the railroad blameless.
Allowing for evaporation, 28,320 gallons of water are required to irrigate one acre of land one inch deep.
Other fields of service: the Editorial Advisory; the American Baptist Director of the first flight at Green Lakes, Wis.;ference speaker; he is ing Sunday school masthe "Baptist Leader," publication of the Ameriist convention.
The new Bethel Baptist pastor is a man of many activities, as well. Jackstelt has served as ber of the Bradford board, the Red Cross municipal Chest boards. president of the Bradford material association, and time religious education a member of the Bradford club.
Mrs. Jackstelt and her girls are still in the easter to arrive in Anaheim th June.
For his first Sunday in Pastorate here Mr. Jackson mon subjects, May 20th (10:45 a.m.) "Any Woe the Lord?" and (7:30 "Christ's Gift to Us.")
White Temple
The current draft problems and effects, with subject of the Rev. Frank terworth, pastor of the Temple Methodist church evening at 7 p.m.
He will attack the problem the angle of its effect on morale. "Blown By the theme for the evening, pertinent to the ever-in-pressure of military which induces many you to make hasty decisions ing life's most basic issues the dangers thereto.
HORIZONTAL
1 Mist
5 Gazelle of Tibet
8 Pals
2 Mountains between continents
3 Tutelary divinity
1 Willow genus
2 Evident
8 Entice
8 Lever
Proportion Samévar
Cool Tor
Trinket Committed Hebrew month
Inlet (Shetland Is.)
Voice Esteemed Jewellin Skip
Snuffle Deard of grain
Punitive Distraught Settled up
VERTICAL
1 Mound
2 Tree of Morocco
3 Clown
4 High priest
5 Garner
6 Kiln
Yesterday's Puzzle Solved:
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PRASESE TROPIC
AI SPARROW DO
AS BTOA SLTP
ALEG SITE ABS
YSARD LURE DE
TEST MINT
DL WOOD SLEGE
RIM BRXG DART
HEL PRAS MA
EB PODERG HA
DEYOUR MEEDED
CASTE BE IDB
/ Literary composition
8 De of use
9 Contest
10 Maye tidings
11 Open wide
16 Germak wife
20 Crude metal
22 Discussion group
24 Make over
25 Counter
26 Fish
27 The camellia
28 Sheh
29 Break letter
30 Buzzing insect
32 Experienced
35 End
36 Fodder pit
38 Founded
39 The sacred bull
42 Decrease
42 Roman emperor
43 Pack animal
44 Solar disk
45 Legal paper
47 Mill pond
49 Legal profession
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Corner Philadelphia and Chartres
11 A.M. SUNDAY
Lesson Subject: "Mortals and Immortals"
8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings
9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE
Open daily 11 A.M. to 4 P.M.
except Sundays and Holidays
ALVIN E. WAGNER Pastor
New Pastor for Bethel Baptist
Members and friends of Bethel Baptist church, Broadway at Lemon. Anselm will welcome to their pulpit next Sunday morning, as their new pastor, the Rev. Berthold Jacksteelt, of Bradford, Penn. Of German extraction, his parents at the time of his birth were serving as Baptist missionaries and pastoring a Baptist church in Russia.
The greater part of the Rev. Jacksteilt's education, however, has been in the United States. Graduating from Westminster college, New Wilmington, Penn., with the degree of B.A., he entered the graduate school of the University of Pittsburgh where he received his master of arts degree. He also took graduate work at the North American Baptist seminary of Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
The Rev. Jacksteelt has been serving churches of the American Baptist convention for the past 15 years. He pastored in the New Brighton Baptist church, Bellevue Baptist church of Pittsburgh and the First Baptist church of Bradford, Penn.
Other fields of service include the Editorial Advisory board of the American Baptist convention, Director of the first family camp at Green Lakes, Wis., Youth conference speaker, he is now writing Sunday school material for the "Baptist Leader," a national publication of the American Baptist convention.
Santa Ana Closes 80 House Project
Gradual closing of the Santa Ana housing project, Casa de Santa Ana, at the municipal bowl, where quarters were established for service men and their families in 1946, following World War II, was approved by the city council yesterday on recommendation, of Park Superintendent Dale Griggs.
The 80 families now occupying the project thus will receive one year and one month's notice to move, as the council okayed Griggs' recommendation that final closing date be set for July 1, 1952.
The housing project will be closed a unit at a time, as families move elsewhere, Griggs said. The buildings will be cleared away, starting from the west end of the project, as they are vacated. If vacancies occur at other locations in the project, families on the west edge will be moved to the vacant quarters, and the units thus freed will be removed. This process will be followed, said Griggs, until the entire project is vacated and the buildings removed. But everybody must be out by July 1, 1952, he said.
Griggs told the council that the buildings were of five-year class construction, and are now in their fifth year. To repaint the buildings and recondition heating units and other facilities would cost the city $10,000 he estimated.
Lumber and fixtures will be saliented Sunday at Grace Lutheran, Trinity Sunday is to be observed Sunday at Grace Lutheran, 406 South Palm st., with the Rev. H. F. Stiel, pastor of the church, to speak on the topic, "Let God Be God."
The glory of the Triune God will be emphasized at both morning worship services which begin at 8:15 and 10:45 a.m. At the 10:45 worship hour "The Cherubim Song." Holy Baptism will also take place at the later worship hour.
Sunday school, which is Grace Lutheran's congregation at study begins at 9:30 a.m. offering study classes for all ages from 2½ years through adults.
In the afternoon the young people of the church will attend a youth federation rally being held at Long Beach. They will meet at the church at 1:15.
Calvary Baptist
Pastor Bob Kevorkian will be continuing in the series on First John on Sunday morning at 11, at the Calvary Baptist church, located on the corners of Broadway and Citron. The title of his sermon will be, "The Fact of Christ."
The evening service, at 7:30, will be a continuation of the series on the Ten Commandments and the title will be, "I Worship God Better on the Golf Course."
The public is cordially invited to attend the services and a Junior Church and Nursery are maintained for the youngsters.
Other fields of service include the Editorial Advisory board of the American Baptist convention. Director of the first family camp at Green Lakes, Wis., Youth conference speaker, he is now writing Sunday school material for the "Baptist Leader," a national publication of the American Baptist convention.
The new Bethel Baptist church pastor is a man of many community activities, as well. The Rev. Jacksteit has served as a member of the Bradford Juvenile board, the Red Cross and Community Chest boards. He was president of the Bradford Ministerial association, and released time religious education, and was a member of the Bradford Klwanis club.
Mrs. Jacksteit and their four girls are still in the east but plan to arrive in Anaheim the first of June.
For his first Sunday in his new Pastorate here Mr. Jacksteit's sermon subjects, May 20, will be (10:45 a.m.) "Any Word From the Lord?" and (7:30 p.m.) "Christ's Gift to Us."
White Temple
The current draft situation, problems and effects, will be the subject of the Rev. Frank E. Butterworth, pastor of the White Temple Methodist church, Sunday evening at 7 p.m.
He will attack the problem from the angle of its effect on Christian morale. "Blown By the Draft," theme for the evening, will be pertinent to the ever-increasing pressure of military service, which induces many young people to make hasty decisions regarding life's most basic issues, and the dangers thereto.
Local Girl Wins
(Continued from Page 3) including the Juvenibus Laudandis music award established first in 1947 for contributing unusual recognition to the school and city, the Service and the DAR gold medals all in 1947, her junior year.
Outstanding, also, have been her musical affiliations including participating membership with the Burbank and Orange County Symphony orchestras. She was concert mistress in her junior and senior years at AUHS, and was both years with the All-Southern California orchestra at Santa Barbara. During her two years at Fullerton JC she was also concert mistress, which honor was extended again to her in the spring semester at Redlands Univ.
Upon her graduation this June from University of Redlands Miss Casey will accept a teaching assignment in one of Long Beach's schools according to her mother, Mrs. Virl Casey.
Some light penetrates the ocean to a depth of 3000 feet where photographic plates exposed for two hours show its effects, but at the depth of a mile, no light can be detected.
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
Anaheim
The Church of the Lutheran Hour
INVITES YOU
TO HEAR
The Reverend Mr. Alvin E. Wagner
First Lutheran Missionary to Panama ...
and now Pastor of St. Paul Lutheran
Church in North Hollywood.
— Speaking on —
CHURCH'S ONE FOUNDATION
PLACE: GREEK AMPHITHEATER
Anaheim City Park
Sunday - May 20 - 7 P.M.
— OUTSTANDING MUSIC —