anaheim-gazette 1951-05-25

8 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1931 ANAHEIM, GALIFORNIA Fremont findings Miss Cohn's journalism class held their annual picnic at Irvine Park Tuesday afternoon. Thursday, an American History test was given in the eighth grade social studies classes. This test must be passed before a student can graduate. The Trouverses are practicing the songs to be sung at the graduation exercises June 14 in the City Park. The journalism staff is putting out their last issue of the Pathfinder next Friday. This is to be the graduation issue. The seventh grade English and Social studies classes are having tests next week. This afternoon the girl's physical education classes went to Wilshire school in Fullerton for play day. A queen for the day and two assistants were elected. They were Queen, Dixie Selfridge, assistants, Dorothy Villa and Roxanna Fischle. There will be a school holiday Wednesday because of Memorial Day. Registration day for all students was held Tuesday for the forthcoming election of the student body officers. The themes chosen for the graduation exercises this year will be "Conservation." An enjoyable trip to El Toro Marine Base by 8V and 8R Wednesday was the reward for three weeks perfect attendance. They Buena Park (Continued from Page 1) parent evidence of rape, but that definite decision on this could not be made until microscopic tests are completed. Others who testified: Holly Holland and Mrs. Mary Plonske, residents of the motel where McCracken resided; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reynolds, who claim they saw McCracken on the street with Patty Saturday afternoon; Mrs. Pearl Fischer, McCracken's redheaded, divorcee girl friend and Joe Schermann and Nell Parker, the two forest rangers who found Patty's body. McCracken, who has admitted only that he was at the same movie, remained stolid in his cell after, a jailer reported, sleeping calmly all night. The girl's body—the head brutally slashed and crushed—was found in a shallow grave in woodsy Trabuco canyon. Forty feet away from Patricia's grave was another burial place. In it was a bloody, yellow bedspread. This, Davis said, is the same bedspread missing from McCracken's Buena Park motel cabin. Autopsy surgeons reported there were 15 gashes on the little girls head, each one-half to one inch deep. The doctors said she had frontal and basal skull fractures which could have been caused only with an axe or cleaver or similarly heavy instrument. Taken to the woodland grave scene, McCracken showed no outward emotion. To every question by officers he gave the same answer: "My lawyer told me not to say anything." When he was taken to the Orange county morgue to see the child's body evidence. Trabuco canyon, in the big El Toro Marsh is 33 miles from Pat. The spot is 12 miles to the Santiago canyon where the skeleton of Gluskoster, six, was nearly two years old kidnaped from her home. Sheriff James Musk Cracken will be questioned the unsolved Gluskoster the Hull case is endangered. Two forest rangers in woods lore, four body, Musick said they have gone undiscovered been for them. Carlos Martinez, 45 of the rugged mountain first tip. He said he parked near the lonely 11:30 p.m. Saturday. Rangers Joe Schermann Parker. They noted along the road had been under the fence marks. There the stopped and Schermann went on their hand to follow faint footprints the dusty underbrush. They found the grays yards from the canopy the grave—18 inches feet long and 2 feet Patricia's body, still red sweater and blue leaf mold covered sick said the body appened washed of blood. A nearby road gate that a spade was stolen tool shed over the weepers. Leonard Dale Hull, father of Patricia, shudden heard she die Registration day for all students was held Tuesday for the forthcoming election of the student body officers. The themes chosen for the graduation exercises this year will be "Conservation." An enjoyable trip to El Toro Marine Base by 8V and 8R Wednesday was the reward for three weeks perfect attendance. They were chaperoned by Mrs. Link and Miss Schadewald. BETTER QUALIFIED TO GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE! FACTORY-TRAINED MECHANICS SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT FACTORY-ENGINEERED PARTS SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT FACTORY-ENGINEERED PARTS Our mechanics are Pontiac mechanics. They know Pontiac cars from stem to stern—and they have the advantage of constant factory training, factory-engineered parts and specially designed equipment. Obviously, no one is better qualified to service your Pontiac—quickly, correctly and economically. Drop in next time your Pontiac needs service. PROTECT YOUR PONTIAC WITH PONTIAC SERVICE BEVINS PONTIAC CO. 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST. PH. 4012 ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST PONTIAC DEALER Trabuco canyon, not far from the big El Toro Marine Air base, is 33 miles from Patricia's home. The spot is 12 miles south of the Santiago canyon underbrush where the skeleton of Rochelle Gluskoster, six, was found in 1947, nearly two years after she was kidnapped from her Los Angeles home. Sheriff James Musick said McCracken will be questioned about the unsolved Gluskoster case after the Hull case is ended. Two forest rangers, experienced in woods lore, found Patricia's body. Musick said the crime could have gone undiscovered had it not been for them. Carlos Martinez, 45, a resident of the rugged mountain area, gave the first tip. He said he saw a car parked near the lonely spot about 11:30 p.m. Saturday. He notified Rangers Joe Schermann and Neil Parker. They noted barbed wire along the road had been parted. Under the fence were drag marks. There the obvious trail stopped and Schermann and Parker went on their hands and knees to follow faint footprints through the dusty underbrush. They found the grave about 75 yards from the canyon road. In the grave—18 inches deep, 4¼ feet long and 2 feet across—was Patricia's body, still clad in her red sweater and blue jeans. Dirt and leafmold covered her. Musick said the body apparently had been washed of blood. A nearby road gang reported that a spade was stolen from their tool shed over the weekend. Leonard Dale Hull, the young father of Patricia, shuddered when he heard how the died. Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN & NEUBAUER Jesus said unto them: I am the way, the truth, and the life—John 14:6. CALIFORNIANA —Rev. William Taylor; pioneer street preacher of the gold rush era, introduced the eucalyptus tree into California by sending his wife seedlings from Australia in 1863. NEWSNOTES —Russell Knott is a lucky guy! He was able to walk away from a gradecrossing accident without so much as a scratch. His new Cad—with less than 700 miles on its speedometer—needed working over though... Which reminds us, that Russ father, Walter Knott is stirring up the ghosts at Calico by restoring the 70-year-old ghost town which he recently bought. Paul Klebeen, the Knott's Berry Place artist-designer, has the job of restoring the town and mine which produced $86,000,000 of silver... Bill Dauser resigned his position as coach at Matre Dei. He did mighty well considering... Billie Feltsner, the Long Beach oil-magnate who once was the angel of Anaheim's National Niteball (softball) franchise, is trying to promote girls' softball in his home town. Shorty Hill is cooperating by taking his Lynx to Recreation park for several games. WELCOME —Anaheim should Legislature In Brief By The Associated Press Governor backs move to revive draw poker ban bill or compromise that would put big poker parlor out of business but would not affect traditional games in small towns. Governor advises against dropping $10,000,000 to $15,000,000 civil defense appropriation, saying we should be ready whenever Congress acts. Assembly committee snouts out proposed three-cent per pack cigarette tax, leaving sponsors of $48,000,000 school aid bill wondering where money is coming from. Assembly votes unanimously to continue state support of child care centers with a $6,027,000 appropriation. Stormy time predicted for the measure in the Senate however. Legislature naked (to give thought on how to cope with sex crimes as result of recent tragic slaying in Orange county). Senate lobby committee grants lobbying credentials to three alces of pension promoter George McLain, but McLain himself was too busy for committee questioning in the afternoon and may be given another hearing in a few weeks. Assembly committee kills bill to repeal Levering act requiring public employees to take loyalty oath. Planning (Continued from Page 1) odor, primarily, of the operation, smoke, fumes, dust, vibration or hazard which might accompany it. Also to be submitted for a variance to build and operate a grocery at 13005 N. Palms. 29 Anaheim Enter Soak Anaheim Soap tires have pushed up to Hursel Snake Bros. Chevrolet, chevron. The thrill of the all that is leading to conquer, but the tion of a long list of prizes. First prize in the Soap Box Derby is $5000 college scholar. Los Angeles company are prizes, from a plaque for the city to all place winners. T. H. Keating Awa plaque which features the world surmounting racing car and the 1st is the gift of the geo Chevrolet to ever plan space is proba name of the winner. Valuable merchandise go to the other w places in the Los s. There are speckles on local race, too, boys whose cars tha are best-constructed holstered. The Colli Corp. well known manufacturers, dona prize while the b car prize is given by Company. But probably the all for the local c trip to Akron to hometown in the Soap Box Derby. T sent to the rubber all expenses paid. Or the grave—14 inches deep, 4¼ feet long and 2 feet across—was Patricia's body, still clad in her red sweater and blue jeans. Dirt and leafmold covered her. Musick said the body apparently had been washed of blood. A nearby road gang reported that a spade was stolen from their tool shed over the weekend. Leonard Dale Hull, the young father of Patricia, shuddered when he heard how she died. "She couldn't have felt it," he said. Then he hurried to comfort his wife, Terry, who has been near collapse. Calvary Baptist Reverend and Mrs. Harold Heneisse, recently returned missionaries of the Baptist Missionary Society, are to be the special speakers at the Calvary Baptist church, Broadway and Citron, Sunday 11:00 a.m. service. Mr. and Mrs. Heneisse have spent one term in the country of Haiti, West Indies, which has been experiencing a real Christian revival. Reverend Heneisse was a fellow student with Pastor Bob Kevorkian at Redlands university and Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary of Philadelphia. In the evening a special film titled "Singing As I Go" will be shown at 7:30. It features Mr. George Beverely Shea, the soloist of "Club Time" broadcast. At 6:30 p.m. the young people's group of Anaheim will meet at this special program. A nursery and Junior church are maintained for the youngsters during morning church services. Stanton Lions Hear of Careers The Stanton Lions club met for dinner at Anne's cafe, this week, with three new members in attendance: Alfred W. Stock, Anthony Struna and Charles R. Brothers, who is from Westminster. Six members are to receive perfect attendance pins; Harry Tabatt, George Le Roy Clarke, Calvin Pebley, Roy Allen, Royal Marten and Joseph Manning. Resigned his position at Matre Dei. He did mighty well considering... Billie Feistner, the Long Beach oil-migrate who once was the angel of Anaheim's National Niteball (softball) franchise, is trying to promote girls' softball in his home town: Shorty Hill is cooperating by taking his Lynx to Recreation park for several games. WELCOME — Anaheim should do something to welcome Master-Sergeant Joseph Carmelo, one of 1485 army combat vets returning from a tour of duty in Korea. GRAPEVINE — Mel Thibault, the realtor who led the opposition against the establishment of the 1000-man labor camp in Fullerton, has "bowed to the conquerors" ... Indications are that the recall move to oust Mayor Thomas Eadington, Vern Wilkinson andugh Warden has likewise blown over... George Graham's Citrus Growers, Inc., is making rapid progress in the construction of the ultra-modern plant... Lloyd Ross (the Anaheim schoolmaster) is to be congratulated upon his election as president of the fine printers of Orange county. Leonard Schwacofer, likewise, is to be praised not only for being elected to an office of the printers association, but complimented for his outstanding work... Paul Schlund is one of those sterling young men who is bound to succeed. He was one of 426 to make Cal Poly's honor roll: GOOD NEWS—Fullerton has a new city dump. That's good news for those who live in the Northeast Anaheim area who were smogged by burning rubbish. PEOPLE—Minnie Maxwell is suing an Anaheim theatre for $27,864.67 damages as a result of a fall... Ed Salter is head man of the Orange county school trustees... Dave Gaban might tell you that you don't miss your car until it's in the garage... Speaking of cars, reminds one that someone "borrowed" Stanley London's car while it was parked in the garage at home... Robert Van Dyke could write a book about animal husbandry if he had time... Karl Katche is now Planning (Continued from Page 1) odor, primarily, of the operation, smoke, fumes, dust, vibration or hazard which might accompany it. Also to be submitted for a public hearing is the request for a variance to build and operate a grocery at 12005 N. Palm st., made by Claude G. Crosby, 11321 Chapman ave., Garden Grove. The location is near Horace Mann school in a residential-light agricultural zone. The proposed grocery is classed as a C-1 (neighborhood commercial) activity. A study of the reclassification of the R-O zone in the northwest part of Anaheim will be made by the commission. A proposal has been made to modify the area requirements of the R-O zone to permit subdivision into smaller lots in certain specified areas. General Grant was born Hiram Ulysses Grant but he was called Ulysses Simpson Grant by the congressman who appointed him to West Point. If You Drink! Don't Drive The Stanton Lions club met for dinner at Anne's cafe, this week, with three new members in attendance: Alfred W. Stock, Anthony Struna and Charles R. Brothers, who is from Westminster. Six members are to receive perfect attendance pins; Harry Tabatt, George Le Roy Clarke, Calvin Pebley, Roy Allen, Royal Marten and Joseph Manning. Giving interesting facts about how they chose their vocations, five men were on the forum: Joe Mannig told how he became a sand hog; Roy Allen gave details of his progress as a stone mason and went on to tell how his sons followed in his footsteps; John Gautschy talked on his life as a druggist; S. S. Muraoka spoke of his earlier days as a strawberry producer and agricultural worker in celery and produce in Orange county and led up to his business today as owner of a fuchsia business; B. E. Davis described the functions of the California Cordage Co., where he is superintendent. $27,864.67 damages as a result of a fall... Ed Salter is head man of the Orange county school trustees... Dave Gaban might tell you that you don't miss your car until it's in the garage... Speaking of cars, reminds one that someone "borrowed" Stanley London's car while it was parked in the garage at home... Robert Van Dyke could write a book about animal husbandry if he had the time... Karl Kareher is now an Anaheim Elk... Anaheim and Orange county lost a good young Republican when LaRoy Lyon, Jr., left for sea duty. His father, a prominent Northern Orange county rancher, formerly served this district as supervisor... Vincent Rios tells us that the Mexican National pickers—those without papers—have gone north to work. Bud Mejia says he's lucky. Both of his legs were crushed when he was caught between the bumpers of a couple of cars seven or eight months ago. "Life is just a series of adjustments. You've got to make the most of the tough breaks that come your way." NITECAPSULE—The one who takes advice is usually smarter than the one who gives it. Stanton Fire Unit to Meet The meeting of the fire committee of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce scheduled for Thursday night, May 24, was changed to Monday the 28th. It will be held at the home of the president, G. W. Irwin, 7862 E. Second st. 29 Anaheim Kids Enter Soap Derby Anaheim Soap Box derby entries have pushed up to 29 according to Hursel Snyder, of Cone Bros. Chevrolet, chairman of the event. The thrill of the contest isn't all that is leading these boys on to conquer, but the added attraction of a long list of outstanding prizes. First prize in the All-American Soap Box Derby is a four-year, $5000 college scholarship. In the Los Angeles competition there are prizes, from a handsome plaque for the city champion, on to all place winners. T.H. Keating Award, a striking plaque which features a globe of the world surmounted by a Derby racing car and the Derby problem, is the gift of the general manager of Chevrolet to every local champion space is provided for, the name of the winners. Valuable merchandise awards go to the other winners of top places in the Los Angeles race. There are special awards given to the local race, too, going to the boys whose cars the judges had are best-constructed and beat-upholstered. The Collins & Alkman Corp., well-known upholstery manufacturers, donate the latter prize, while the best-constructed car prize is given by the Shell Oil Company. But probably the best prize of all for the local champ is the trip to Akron to represent his hometown in the All-American Soap Box Derby. The winner is sent to the rubber capital with all expenses paid. Once there he Christian Science God's government of the body will be explained in the Sunday lesson-sermon on "Soul and Body" in all Christian Science churches. The Golden Text is from Isaiah (26:8): "In the way of thy judgments, O Lord, have we waited for thee; the desire of our soul is to thy name, and to the remembrance of thiee." A Bible story from Matthew relates that a centurion besought Jesus to heal his servant, who was sick of the palsy. Jesus said, "I will come and heal him." The centurion answered and said, Lord, I am not worthy that thou shouldest come under my roof; but speak the word only, and my servant shall be healed." Jesus said, "Go thy way; and as thou hairt believed, so be it done unto thee. And his servant was healed in the selfsame hour" (8:7, 8:13). Correlative citations from "Science ad Health with Key to the Scriptures" include: "Mind is the master of the corporeal senses, and can conquer sickness, sin, and death. Exercise this God-given authority. Take possession of your body, and govern its feeling and action" (p. 393). Niagara Falls is half a mile wide. Sex Offender Prefers Parole Violation Charge Lee Roy Rand, 61, Santa Ana, accused sex offender, has signed a statement admitting an offense against an 8-year-old Santa Ana girl, and expressing a preference to be prosecuted as a parole violator, ip connection with a similar previous offense, rather than face a new prosecution. It was announced by Santa Ana police today. Rand was arrested late Wednesday after being accused by the 8-year-old girl and in his statement to police admitted that he had molested the child while participating in games with little girls, to whom he had given candy. Police said it had not been determined whether Rand, who was placed on parole last September after serving three years in prison for a similar offense, would be returned to prison as a parole violator, or fresh charges would be filed against him. 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