anaheim-gazette 1951-06-21

4 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good. —Roman. 12:21. CALIFORNIANA — The panic that prevailed throughout the United States engulfed Southern California. The Riverside Banking company folded June 14, 1833. The following week four Los Angeles banks suspended operations. Recovery from this depression was not felt until 1838. PERSONALITIES—In the passing of Charles Ferguson, Daystrom vice president, Anaheim lost one of its most ardent boosters. He foresaw a brilliant industrial future for Anaheim and its environs. For the sake of the record, let's get it straight—Frederick L. Larson who passed on after a lengthy illness did not start the Sanitary Laundry and Dry Cleaning company as press reports would have us believe. The former Anaheim laundryman bought out A. W. and K. M. Cleaver who founded the Sanitary Laundry. Incidentally, those who knew him will tell you that A. W. Cleaver Library Books Books added to the Adult department of the Anaheim Public Library: Fiction— The Scandalous Mrs. Blackford, Harnett T. Kane and Victor LeClerc; From the Sea and the Jungle, Robert Carse; Portrait of Isabelle, Elizabeth Corbett; The Innocent Eve, Robert Nathan; Never Give the Heart, Ann Willets. Web of Honey, Cecille Gilmore; Peddler's Girl, Elizabeth Howard; By Rope and Lead, Ernest Haycox; Pardners of the Dim Trail, Walt Coburn; The World Lives On, Frances Brentano; The Illustrated Man, Ray Bradbury; Hour of Glory, Robert Lund. Diplomatic Corpse, Phoebe Atwood Taylor; The Darling Sin, Jean Leslie; Hangman's Coulee; Al Cody; For Better Ivor Worse, Wyatt Blassingame, Insurrection, Liam O'Flaherty; Journey to Infinity, Adventures in Science, Martin Greenber, ed. Non-Fiction— The Glory of the Garden, Patience Strong; Watch Out for the Weather; Jacqueline Berke and Vivian Wilson; Circus Doctor, J. Y. Henderson and Richard Taplinger; So Away I Went!, Wm. Bushnell Slouf. Camellias and Common Sense, Claude Chidamian, Flight of Fancy, James Riddell; And My High Tower, Virginia F. Selvey; A Guide to Bird Songs, Aretes A. Mother Hu Newborn B Apartment NEW YORK UPgirl gave birth to bathroom of her a today, then threw the-window to a r low police reporte Police found the mother had been t pital. He was put tent and later was well. Police said Ruth birth to the child was found a short her mother, Mrs. and sent to a hosp balance. At the hospital she had thrown the window. Police said the will be turned over nile Aid bureau. Truffles, a gastronomy beloved of gourmet of mushroom, act which grows under For Health, Eat Ca For the sake of the record, let's get it straight—Frederick L. Larson who passed on after a lengthy illness did not start the Sanitary Laundry and Dry Cleaning company as press reports would have us believe. The former Anaheim laundryman bought out A. W. and K. M. Cleaver who founded the Sanitary Laundry. Incidentally, those who knew him will tell you that A. W. Cleaver was an interesting personality. CRUSADER—Ted Kuchel has been hammering away at the keys of his typewriter for a long time, telling the citrus grower not to be a sucker. He has often beef on the receiving end of a barrage of harsh words from those who are parasites on the citrus industry. Now, the Eadington Fruit company backs the publisher of Orange county's pioneer newspaper by closing down its operations until the man who produces the fruit can get a just and adequate return for his efforts. LINES-O-TYPE—Robert Lee Wurgatt found an old friend, Gurman Hoppe, unfriendly. Ysee, the judge fined the Anaheimer $30 for hot rodding over the Hillcrest Park lawns without a license. Doug Wheeler the Buena Park Lynx manager, is operating a gas station in Fullerton. Hope business is better than the team... Ken Penner, the Cardinal talent scout, has invited Santi Ana's Bert Haysom to make a trip with the Freno Cardinals... Incidentally, the grapevine has it that Jack Ramsey signed on the dotted line for a consideration of $5,000 and is working for $265 a month. Wendell Pickens, the Orange Coast college athletic director could teach Dale Carnegie a few things on "Wrining Friends and Influencing People." Pickens is trying—shall we say—to interest Darren House, Rudy Caillis and Russell Heman on the advantages of Orange Coast. VIGNETTE—Lee Albert Kavanagh missed his calling. He should have been an entomologist. For six months now he has been patiently studying the life and habits of a black widow spider he keeps The Glory of the Garden, Patioce Strong; Watch Out for the Weather; Jacqueline Berke and Vivian Wilson; Circus Doctor, J. Y. Henderson and Richard Tapinger; So Away I Went!, Wm. Bushnell Stout. Camellias and Common Sense, Claude Childman; Flight of Fancy, James Riddell; And My High Tower, Virginia F. Selvey; A Guide to Bird Songs, Aretas A. Saunders; So You're Going to Make a Speech, James Lee Ellenwood; A Variety of Fallon, Carlos Fallon; Tale of a Foolish Farmer, George Sessions Perry. And Then We'll be Rich, Clare Bell; Lifemanship, Stephen Potter; Atomic Energy in War and Peace; Burr W. Leyson; Whole Grain Cookery, Stella Standard; Louise Braille, J. Alvin Kugelmass; Dedication, the Love Story of the Schumanns, Sigmund Spaeth; How to Test Readibility, Rudolf Flesch; A Penney from Heaven, Max Winkler; Ark of Empire, Idwal Jones; Your Best Friends Are Your Children, Agnes E. Benedict and Adele Franklin; Ambulation, Physical Rehabilitation for Crutch Walkers, Kenneth A. Dening and others. ANAHEIM JUNIOR LIBRARY Tall Tales, A. S. Artley and others; Avalanche Patrol, Montgomery M. Atwater; Playmates, Clara B. Baker and others; Happy Times, Guy L. Bond and others; The Cowboy, John Bryson; Meet Our Friends, William H. Burton and others. Runaway Toys, Eunice K. Crabtree and others; Under the Sun, Eunice K. Crabtree and others; The Young Aunts, Alice Dalgleish, Senior Year at Davenport High, Charles E. Davis; The Calf that Flew Away, Andre Dugo; The Boatswain's Boy, Robert C. Du Soe; Whispers, Lewis Dutton. Ghost Town Cowboy, Genevieve Torrey Eames; Showcase for Diane, Margorie Mueller Freet; The Wabash Knows the Secret, Elizabeth Hamilton Friermood; Children Near and Far, William E. Grady and others; Good Friends, William E. Grady and others; Our New Friends, William S. Gray and M. H. Arbuthnot; The Wide Road, Helen Hefferman and VIGNETTE—Lee Albert Kavanagh missed his calling. He should have been an entomologist. For six months now he has been patiently studying the life and habits of a black widow spider he keeps in a large mustard jar. Kavanagh is also studying the life and habits of insects in that jar—but for some reason or other, the widow ends these studies before they actually begin by dining on her jarmates. When the spider failed to produce one of those small cotton-like egg sacs, "Shotgun" did something about it. He dug through a woodpile and found several spider egg sacs which he promptly put into the jar. Duly they hatched. Thousands of tiny, spec-sized spiders seemed to ooze out of the sacs. Now Kavanagh is wondering what will happen. TALENT—W. B. Corbett, Orange county's first man of radio, tells me that Richard Warner Borst, the retired professor of humanities at Fjaysee is going to try newspapering for relaxation. Better he should write the great American novel... The passing of Yorba Linda's great editor, Charles Mille Vernon, reminds us of the great newspaperman who came from the peaceful quiet rural surroundings... There was Olyde Simmons, prominent agriculture editor and journalist, who died a couple of years ago... Then there was Henry Hodges. NITECAPSULE—If you can't blame it on anything else, blame it on television. Ghost Town Cowboy, Genevieve Torrey James; Showcase for Diane Margorie Mueller Freer; The Wabash Knows the Secret, Elizabeth Hamilton Friermood; Children Near and Far, William E. Grady and others; Good Friends, William E. Grady and others; Good Times, William E. Grady and others; Our New Friends, William S. Gray and M. H. Arbuthinof; The Wide Road, Helen Heffernan and L. B. Hill; Faraway Ports, Gertrude Hildreth and others; Crosswind Canyon, Margaret Ann Hubbard. I Know a Story, Miriam Blanton Huber and others; One Horse Farm, Dahlov Ipcar; The Mystery of Catesby Island, Lucille S. McDonald and Zola H. Ross; Colt of Destiny, Story of California Missions, Alida Malkus; Smoky Poky, Bill Martin and Bernard Martin; Happy Days with Our Friends, Elizabeth Montgomery and others; Under the Sky, Mabel O'Donnell; Rides and Slides, Mabel O'Donnell and Alice Carey; High on a Hill, Mabel O'Donnell and S. Coughlin. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub, Anaheim Gazette, June 21, 28, July 5, 12, 19, 1961.) No. A-20325 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF JOSEPH NELSON DAVIS, also known as JOSEPH N. DAVE AND JOE DAVIS, deceased. NOTICE IS HEERBY GIVEN to the creditors of all persons having claims against the said deceased or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court, of the County of Orange, State of California, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his or her place of business, towlit: Law Office of Stephen P. Gallagher; Bank of America Building, Anaheim, California within months after the first publication of this notice. Dated June 15, 1961. FLORENCE VIOLA DAVIS. Executive of the Estate of said deceident. STEPHEN P. GALLAGHER, Attorney at Law. Bank of America Building, Anaheim, California. Mother Hurls Newborn Baby from Apartment Window NEW YORK (UP)—A 14-year-old girl gave birth to a son in the bathroom of her apartment early today, then threw the infant out the window to a roof 15 feet below, police reported. Police found the child after the mother had been taken to a hospital. He was put in an oxygen tent and later was reported doing well. Police said Ruth Piculich gave birth to the child at 4 a.m. She was found a short time later by her mother, Mrs. June Piculich, and sent to a hospital in an ambulance. At the hospital she announced she had thrown the baby out the window. Police said the young mother will be turned over to the Juvenile Aid bureau. Truffles, a gastronomical delicacy beloved of gourmets, is a species of mushroom, actually a fungi which grows underground. For Health, Eat California Fruit More Reds May Be Picked Up Soon Says FBI NEW YORK (UP)—The government's second big crackdown on American communist leaders widened today following the round of 17 members of the party's second team. More junior commissars are due for prosecution, authorities indicated. Out of 21 red leaders indicted herb yesterday, four still were sought today. A hundred FBI agents in 25 autos seized 16 here early yesterday, and a 17th was arrested in Pittsburgh. The roundup came 16 days after the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed the convictions of eleven top communist leaders. A total of $191,000 bail, ranging from $1,000 to $20,000—was set late yesterday for the 16 arrested here. The Pittsburgh prisoner was held in $15,000 bail for removal to New York. Fifteen of those arrested here, including four women, remained in jail overnight. The 21 are charged with criminal conspiracy to teach and advocate overthrow of government by force and violence. The indictment was the first mass prosecution of communists since the June 4 Supreme Court ruling upholding constitutionality of the Smith Act, under which the eleven top red leaders were convicted in 1949. The 21 were indicted for allegedly taking part in the same conspiracy for which the eleven were convicted. U.S. Attorney Irving H. Saypol indicated here yesterday there would be further prosecutions. The special federal grand jury which indicted the 21 is continuing its work. In addition, the 21 were accused of plotting to take the party underground to carry out the conspiracy in case of "emergency." When Eddle Arcaro won the Grand Union Hotel Stakes at Saratoga with Battle Morn last August it was his fourth victory in the old stake. Canning Supplies PAROWAX 2 POUND PKG.E. 35¢ M.C.P. PECTIN 12¢ PKG. ORANGE, S Featuring Sunkist Or JELLY GLASSES 8 OZ. EITHER 59¢ DOZ. Ata Pine SLICED PINEAPPLE 27¢ 1 LB. 4 OZ. NO.2 CAN Daily Fresh! 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Scott, a student at Pomona college, joined the United States forest service fire suppression crew here a week ago. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Scott of Berkeley. Chief Deputy Coroner Ben Paschall said the youth evidently seized the wire in the belief it was a branch of a dead tree which had fallen on the power line. In 1909 Chattanooga purchased the Southern Association franchise and all the players on the Little Rock roster for only $12,000. Seven professional baseball leagues will be opereating in North Carolina and six each in New York and Texas this season. Attempted Attack On Woman Fails A Marine Staff Sergeant's attack on Mrs. John Wheeler was prevented early this morning as she was parking her auto in the 100 block on Clementine st. She is the wife of local police man, John Wheeler. Mrs. Wheeler's assault fled the scene. Officers went to the El Toro Marine base in hopes of finding the Sergeant's car. It was not to be found. EXPLOSIVE IN HARBOR SAN PEDRO (AP) — Fishermen and other boatmen were warned away from explosive anchorage No. 3 in Los Angeles harbor today after a depth charge was dropped accidentally into the water from an unidentified ship. A Coast Guard Patrol boat was assigned to watch the area, one of several set aside for anchoring ships loaded with explosives. It was feared fishing equipment might set off the charge. The Coast Guard planned to send a diver down to retrieve the charge. The barn or screech owl catches and eats many mice. Government Mail Missing from Table K. L. Snyder, 218 E. Broadway, employee reported at 9:30 a.m., yesterday that a parcel mail truck had left a bundle of mail for a mail carrier, on a table top at 314 Indiana st., near the alley. After the mail truck left the bundle, someone apparently picked it up and fled. Police officers checked—the entire area, but found no clue to the missing bundle. 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