anaheim-gazette 1951-06-19

TRIPPING THE LIGHT FANTASTIC are harem beauties Tom Yellis, Bob Hutchinson, Barney Brodie, Les Mitchell, Abe Lowder and E. E. McHenry, who get together in this act for one of the hilarious scenes which will be featured again tonight in the Optimist Talent Show, held at the high school auditorium. Gazette photo by Anita Robertson McCloud Resigns From Republican Central Committee Resignation of Glen E. McCloud of Anaheim as chairman of the Orange county Republican Central committee was presented and accepted at the Central committee meeting in Santa Ana last night. It has been reported that McCloud is considering becoming a candidate for the State Assembly seat in the 75th district, being vacated by Speaker Sam L. Collins of Fullerton. Collins is already a candidate for the State Senate seat being vacated by Senator Clyde Watson of Orange. Secretary Robert Vanyard of Tustin was named temporary Mrs. Mary Collins Dies at Home Mrs. Mary Ellen Collins died yesterday at the home of her daughter, at 550 S. Clementing st., Anaheim. She was born June 18, 1864, in Forest Center, Wisconsin. In 1927 she came to Anaheim. She leaves her husband, George L.; two daughters, Mrs. J. Mae Whitcher of Anaheim and Mrs. Jeane E. McNames of Fullerton; three sons, Ernest C. BunYck, G. Everett Burdick and Harry J. Burdick, all of Anaheim; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Memorial services will be held Thursday morning at 11 in the chapel at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars, Rev. John W. Christon will officiate. Interment will German Newspaper (Continued from Page 1) they were married in Columbia Mo. Elizabeth is 23 years old and has been reporting for one year. Her father is publisher of the Schwabmuuenchen, the newspaper where she is cub reporter. An interesting note on custom—both of the couple wore the wedding rings on their four finger, right hand. In German it is customary for engaged couples to wear a ring on the left hand, as in America. After the marriage ceremony, the ring moved to the right hand. Mr. Trabert went on to say that after the war was over he became active in the government party and became chairman of the C.D.U. (Christian Democratic Union) of the Frankfurt district Union). It has been reported that McCloud is considering becoming a candidate for the State Assembly seat in the 75th district, being vacated by Speaker Sam L. Collins of Fullerton. Collins is already a candidate for the State Senate seat being vacated by Senator Clyde Watson of Orange. Secretary Robert Vanyard of Tustin was named temporary chairman of the central committee following McCloud's resignation. Lawrence E. Nichols of Orange was named secretary. The committee last evening agreed to permit two of its members who are in military service to name alternates to represent them on the committee. They are John W. Harpster of Anaheim, who is in the Airforce and Leroy Lyon, Jr., of Fullerton, who is in the Navy. The United States census of 1790 is credited with being the first on a major scale where a population count was made by government employees. Brittle star is an important part of the food of the haddock and cod. British Move Toward Hong Kong Embargo LONDON (UK) — Britain announced today she is taking steps to lock all shipments of strategic goods to red China through the crown colony of Hong Kong. Sir Hartley Shawcross, president of the Board of Trade, said all exports from the United Kingdom to Hong Kong and China will go under licensing control next Tuesday. No licenses will be granted for "goods which in the present circumstances could be of strategic and military importance." Shawcross made the announcement in the House of Commons. Britain previously banned the export of rubber to communist countries. The first American League pennant in 1901 was won by the Chicago White Sox. How to make good telephone service even better... give the operator 1 town you're calling 2 number you want 3 name (if your call is for a specific person) Faster Long Distance service Maybe you never if you place your call like this thought of it this way, but you can help your Long Distance operator save your time if you give her your call like this: First, the name of the town you're calling. Then the telephone number. And finally the name of the person you're calling—if it's a person call. You'll find this tip particularly helpful these days when Long Distance lines are busy carrying the calls that are aiding our military forces and our industries to build the nation's strength. Have you started keeping a handy out-of-town number list? You'll find you can save considerable time in completing Long Distance calls if you give the operator the number you want rather than just the name and address. That way, you see, you won't have to wait while she calls "Information" in the distant town to get the number you're calling. Pacific Telephone America to escape the Prussians In 1927 Mr. and Mrs. Alben Trabert moved from Fulda and came to America, bringing their young daughter, Erna, with them. Other Traberts from Los Angeles called Alfons Trabert and every one of the meither came from Fulda or their family had. The young Trabert's plan to see as much of their American family as possible in the short time they have left. As a matter of fact, the Anaheim family of Traberts are the first of her husband's family that the new bride has met. Korean War (Continued from Page 1) Army headquarters that lack of any large scale action for a week indicated the U.N. offensive has ended, at least temporarily. He said: "Allied tactics now, apparently based on the imminence of the rainy season, are to send out patrols in search of the enemy and to prepare for any attack mounted by the reds. Return of the full moon, favored time for Chinese attacks, heightened talk of a possible new communist offensive. Some behind-the-line troop movements were noted in the far west, northwest of Seoul. U.N. war planes worked over 1,000 reds marching south. If you want to keep small scatter rugs from slipping, sew some old rubber jar rings to the underneath corners; the ring should help to anchor the scatter rugs down. TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1851 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Iranian Premier Appeals for U.S. Intervention TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Premier Mohammed Mossadegh appealed to U.S. Ambassador Henry G. Grady today to try to persuade the British to co-operate in Iran's nationalization of oil. The alling premier called Grady to his bedside for a talk a few hours before what may be the peak of the oil crisis in this sensitive spot at Russia's side door. London reports said the British-owned Anglo-Iranian Oil Company will come forward tonight with an offer of 10,000,000,000 pounds ($28,000,000) in answer to Iran's cash demands. This is short of Iran's demands for 75 per cent of the oil profits since March, plus a deposit of the remaining 25 per cent to meet the company's possible compensation claims. AIOC negotiators meet with government officials at 8 p.m., the deadline Iran set for satisfaction of her demands. But at Abadan, Mossadegh's right hand man, Hossein Maki declared Britain must meet Iran's full demands or "we will shut off the valves" to AIOC's customers and "take over" AIOC tomorrow. British officials at Abadan, site of the world's biggest refinery, said they felt this the day on which the fate of AIOC is settled. The British felt that if nothing final is settled at the meeting tonight the back of the crisis will be broken and a way open for eventual settlement. But if Iran rejects the British cash offer outright, and attempts west would lose control of Persian oil, Europe's chief source. Ambassador Grady, acting as an unofficial go-between, was working to prevent a decisive blow up at tonight's meeting. He said he told Mossadegh he hoped the Iranians would not break off. World Traveler To Present Film 'African Safari' The much talked of film "African Safari" is to be shown Monday night, June 25, at Anaheim Union high school auditorium, it was announced today by Ronald Brandon, president of St. Michael's men's club. The film, reported to be thrilling and educational, will be presented by Roy Weatherby, well-known world traveler and nationally known gunsmith, under sponsorship of St. Michael's men's club. It is a complete story in technicolor of the actual experiences of a large safari organized to hunt all kinds of animal life in the wilds of Africa. According to Mr. Brandon, actual pictures of the hunt will be shown beginning with the flight from New York. Proceeds from the film will be used in the building expansion program for St. Michael's church school in Anaheim. HIGH LIFE IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE (AP) — They're drinking more and smoking more in Singapore. Imports of liquor into this British crown colony in 1950 totalled 9,000,000 gallons, 2,000,000 more than in 1949. Tobacco imports in 1950 were 11,680 pounds compared with 10,-663,493 the preceding year. McArthur Inquiry Hears Adm. Badgair Air View on Korea WASHINGTON (UP)—Vice President Oscar C. Badger today opposes bombing Chinese communist city lines outside Korea "for time being." But he said he should be struck at the fact "source of equipment" if they not willing "pretty soon" to gottale peace. Badger, former Naval commander in the Western Pacific was testifying at the Senate inquiry into the dismissal of Douglas MacArthur. Generally, the Admiral was along with the administration that the best strategy of the event is to fight a "limited war Korea." He said the United Nations should "continue to effect her losses in Korea of Chinese military manpower and of their essential equipment in the hope that the Peiping government may forced to change its attitude demand to one of acceptable negotiations." Badger said that if there is difference of opinion between chiefs of staff and the then commander—as there was between the joint chiefs and MacArthur—the views of the JCS must prevail. GI GREETINGS RETURN KANSAS CITY, Mo., Green cards expressly designed for so-called ice men have returned after an absence of five years, the Harkmark Co., reports. Similar to TRABERT went on to say after the war was over he active in the government and became chairman of the Christian Democratic Union of the Frankfurt district. During time he became interested in going into journal-mother deciding factor was money involved. Trabert stated European reporters are better paid than American newspapers. NEWSPAPERS IN THE ANNEXE were set up after by the U.S. Commission modeled after American pa-mential and fair. During there were no independ-nyspapers; only for the past years has the government al- publications. The American ment staff built up the pa- for some time now there no connection with the event. WEEK the five students visit Los Angeles Times build the story was in the pa-day. Mr. and Mrs. Alben owners and managers of Newick Cafe on So. Los An-. Anaheim, read the ar- phoned the Times. They managed to get hold of Al-bert and found he came home place in the family WHY SWELTER THIS SUMMER Trabert unusual one and it stems section of Germany, on Russian zone border, called in the middle 1800's many Trabert family fled to escape the Prussians. Mr. and Mrs. Alben Tra- red from Fulda and came America, bringing their young Erna, with them. Traberts from Los An- naled Alfons Trabert and one of the meither came Idda or their family had. Trabert's plan to see of their American family in the short time they YOU BENEFIT 8 WAYS The Servel Gas All-Year Air Conditioner: 1. Keeps every room comfortable with one simple unit 2. Cools and dries the air when it's hot and humid 3. Heats and humidifies the air when it's cold and dry 4. Switches automatically from cooling to heating and back again, as needed 5. Filters out dust, dirt and pollen 6. Cools without moving parts in the refrigeration unit 7. Uses clean, dependable gas 8. 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Mrs. Moore is chairman of the publicity committee for this county rehabilitation agency, aiding the physically handicapped and disabled war veterans. She reported at yesterday's session that since last Sept. 1, 27 women's groups, numbering 508 women, have visited the Goodwill plant in Santa Ana and observed its rehabilitation program. The visiting groups were from all sections of the county. Reports of the recent national delegate assembly at Indianapolis were given by Executive Secretary George F. Angne and Director Thomas Hunter. Hunter said he heard Dr. Frederick Blair, national vice-president of the association, tell the assembly that Goodwill Industries of Orange county has the most able and loyal board of directors of any in the country. Goodwill Industries of Orange County, Hunter explained, is autonomous, governing itself completely, having "no strings on it," financial or otherwise. The national association, he explained, is merely a liaison organization, enabling individual Goodwill Industries to co-operate for better service to their communities. Justice Donald J. Dodge of Costa Mesa and Justice Elwood H. Padock of Orange were seated as Cost of Living Hits Juke Boxes LOS ANGELES (UP) — The mounting cost of living has hit the juke box. It costs a dime now to get them to warble one of the new platters. Portland, San Diego and Fresno have gone to the higher price, too, and John Hawley of the National Association of Music Box Operators says most of the nation's cities will hike the price within 90 days. Hawley says that records used to cost about 18 cents each, against 91 cents now. Juke boxes used to cost $150 to $200, compared with $1,000 to $1,200. Needles used to cost seven cents. Now they're 35 cents. Two persons, one a pedestrian, were injured in accidents on Anaheim's streets yesterday, police reports showed today. James Robert Osborn* 7, 410 N. Citron st., Anaheim, was hurt slightly when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Elmer Lee Hatridge of Lynwood at Lemon and Cypress st., yesterday at 4:31 p.m. Young Osborn was crossing Lemon st. when the accident occurred. He was treated at Anaheim hospital. Mark Gonzales, 68, 329 Melrose ave., Anaheim, suffered minor hurts yesterday at 1:05 p.m. when he was struck by a Ganahl Lumber Co. truck driven by Alvin GREETINGS RETURN KANSAS CITY, Mo., Greeting expressly designed for servmen have returned after an ce of five years, the HallCo., reports. Similar to millennent overseas during World II, the cards are suitable for birthdays, anniversaries and or occasions. Goodwill Industries of Orange County, Hunter explained, is autonomous, governing itself completely, having "no strings on it," financial or otherwise. The national association, he explained, is merely a liaison organization, enabling individual Goodwill Industries to co-operate for better service to their communities. Justice Donald J. Dodge of Costa Mesa and Justice Elwood H. Paddock of Orange, were seated as new directors at yesterday's meeting. If You Drive! Don't Drink sight when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Elmer Lee Hatridge of Lynwood at Lemon and Cypress sts. yesterday at 4:31 p.m. Young Osborn was crossing Lemon st. when the accident occurred. He was treated at Anahelm hospital. Mark Gonzales, 68, 329 Melrose ave., Anaheim, suffered minor hurts yesterday at 1:05 p.m. when he was struck by a Ganahl Lumber Co. truck driven by Alvin Schumann, 420 Olive st., Placentia, as he was walking in the Broadway and Olive st. intersection. He was treated at Anaheim hospital. SUMMER? SHIVER NEXT WINTER? The Servel Gas All-Year Air Conditioner keeps your indoor climate perfect every day In winter, this all-in-one unit maintains the exact temperature you need for complete comfort. It's draft-free... quiet... dirt-free. It also completely automatic. 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