anaheim-gazette 1951-08-02

5 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIF. MORE ABOUT Water Carnival (Continued from Page 1) Full results of races were: Beginners Candle Race Girls: 1. Rochelle Held, 2. Cherie Jeannerett, 3. Gail Glover, 4. Sharon Woodruff. Boys: 1. Dennis Hasty, 2. Kenneth Carpenter, 3. Robert Hasty, 4. Ernest Wakeham. Beginners Back Stroke Girls: 1. Beverly Woodruff, 2. Barbara Wright, 3. Gail Glover, 4. Jeri Warnes and Linda Belanger (tie). Boys: 1. Roger Mandershied, 2. Kenneth Carpenter, 3. Keith Carpenter, 4. Kenner Potter. Beginners Free Style Girls: 1. Beverly Woodruff, 2. Linda Belanger, 3. Barbara Wright, 4. Gail Grover. Boys: 1. Ernest Wakeham, 2. Kenneth Carpenter, 3. Roger Mandershied, 4. Larry Godden and Keith Carpenter (tie). Intermediate Elementary Back Stroke Girls: 1. Dixie Lange, 2. Georganne Watts, 3. Mildred Yates, 4. Darlene Zinda. Boys: 1. Jack Bohan, 2. John Helden, 3. Carl Heimberger, 4. Leo Leonard. Intermediate Free Style (40 yrs.) Girls: 1. Alice Jean Brown, 2. Dixie Lange, 3. Georganne Watts, 4. Darlene Zinda. Boys: 1. Don Dierberger, 2. Forbes Hill, 3. Kenneth Dierberg. Sector of Long Beach Sinking Into Ocean LONG BEACH (FD) — Plans were under way here today to condemn as unsafe the residential district flooded by high tides last July 17 and 18. Chief Harbor Engineer R. R. Shoemaker said the area bounded by Seaside blvd., Water st., Santa Barbara ave., and the harbor entrance is sinking steadily into the sea. It now is seven feet below the high tide line and before too long, he estimated, it will be 16 feet—the height of an average house. MORE ABOUT Red Cross (Continued from Page 1) Students from Anaheim Union high school, Jo Ann Felt and Phil Wright, will leave Aug. 10 for the Junior Red Cross training camp at Bluff Lake, near San Bernardino. Tex Middleton, Water Safety chairman, said a most successful Water Safety program is being carried on at both the high school and in City park. Jerry Schmitz, the chapter's Water Safety instructor at the high school pool has had large classes, certificates for the members of which will be issued very soon. Volunteer Services report was given by Miss Frieda Janss, showing that 15 volunteers had given Ava Gardner, Frank Sinatra Arrive in Mexico City MEXICO CITY (FP) — Actress Ava Gardner came here last night with singer Frank Sinatra, who followed her to Spain last year still close behind her. The crooner curtly declined to say whether he would seek a quick Mexican divorce to marry the Hollywood beauty. Frankie's wife of 12 years agreed last May to give him an uncontested divorce here—it takes a week in Cuernavaca if all goes well. Frankie snapped: "I don't know what you're talking about and I don't know why they're talking about." Then he told another reporter. "I can't answer that question." MORE ABOUT Allied Attackers (Continued from Page 1) strikes south of Kumsong. The pilots also claimed five enemy gun positions knocked out in the same mission. Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, was hit by F-84 Thunder jets. Other F-84s hit red flies positions at Sunsan, reporting "excellent" results. A flight of F-80 Shooting Strikes attacked a railroad tunnel south of Kandong. Lt. Richard Immig, of Millington, N.J., said "as I dropped my two bombs on fell short of the tunnel but skipped inside before it exploded." We also cut the tracks in six places and damaged 30 supply buildings. Girls: 1. Dixie Lange, 2. Georganne Watts, 3. Mildred Yates, 4. Darlene Zinda. Boys: 1. Jack Bohan, 2. John Heiden, 3. Carl Helmberger, 4. Leo Leonard. Intermediate Free Style (40 yrds.) Girls: 1. Alice Jean Brown, 2. Dixie Lange, 3. Georganne Watts, 4. Darlene Zinda. Boys: 1. Don Dierberger, 2. Forbes Hill, 3. Kenneth Dierberger. Umbrella Race (novelty) Girls: 1. Dixie Lange, 2. Mildred Yates, 3. Laurel Manderschled, 4. Louise Cowee. Boys: 1. Pete Rossberg, 2. Forbes Hill, 3. Jack Bohan, 4. John Dierst. Intermediate Side Stroke Girls: 1. Mildred Yates, 2. Janet Bushman, 3. Dixie Lange, 4. Georganne Watts. Boys: 1. Leo Leonard, 2. Jack Bohan, 3. Robert Ryan, 4. John Heiden. Swimmers and Advanced Breast Stroke Girls: 1. Rita Flynn, 2. Janet Bushman, 3. Zoe Fort, 4. Linda Manderschled. Boys: 1. Darrell Manderschled, 2. Bill Waldman, 3. Tyler Cone, 4. Gene Newkirk. 50 Yard Freestyle Girls: 1. Rita Flynn, 2. Zoe Fort, 3. Ann Allen, 4. Janet Bushman. Boys: 1. John Swint, 2. Raymond Bailey, 3. Edward Bain, 4. Larry Casey. Racing Back Stroke Girls: 1. Kathleen Hathaway, 2. Ann Allen, 3. Susan Bushman. Tex Middleton, Water Safety chairman, said a most successful Water Safety program is being carried on at both the high school and in City park. Jerry Schmitz, the chapter's Water Safety instructor at the high school pool has had large classes, certificates for the members of which will be issued very soon. Volunteer Services report was given by Miss Frieda Janss, showing that 15 volunteers had given a total of 150 hours of service during July. Mrs. E. H. Kersten, chapter chairman, reported on the national convention of the Red Cross, held in New York City, which she had attended as a delegate from the local chapter. Janet Bushman. Boys: 1. Edward Bain, 2. Bill Waldman, 3. Ronald Larson, 4. Pat Lehr. Sidestroke Girls: 1. Rita Flynn, 2. Kathleen Hathaway, 3. Janet Bushman, 4. Marlita Ortez. Boys: 1. Buddy Knox, 2. Tyler Cone, 3. Darrell Manderschied, 4. Edward Bain. Clothes Race (novelty) Boys and Girls: 1. Tom Schmitt, 2. Raymond Bailey, 3. Michael Waldman, 4. Tyler Cone. Open 50 yard Freestyle (Life Saving Group) Girls: 1. Rita Flynn, 2. Ann Allen, 3. Louise Cowee, 4. Mildred Yates. Boys: 1. Jack Trott, 2. Tom Schmitt, 3. John Swint, 4. Raymond Bailey. If you have a WEIGHT PROBLEM YOU NEED THE STAUFFER SYSTEM Here's the wonderful method that takes INCHES from your figure... 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Richard Immig, of Millington, N.J., said "as I dropped my two bombs or fell short of the tunnel but skipped inside before it exploded." We also cut the tracks in six places and damaged 30 supply buildings in the area." Twenty four Marine Corsairs pilots dive bombed five highways bridges in North Korea. MORE ABOUT ... McCracken Continued from Page 1 and when it was repeated to her she remarked, "that's what I want to know." During last evening's deliberation the jury sent for the clothing found upon the body of little Patty Hull when her grave Live Oak canyon, where McCracken admitted burying her wife discovered May 24. At noon today the jury had deliberated 21 hours not counting time for meals or the night hour they were locked up in a San Ana hotel. 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ALLIES ON GUARD AT SHAPE HEADQUARTERS—Soldiers of the French, American and British armies stand guard at the main entrance of the new headquarters of SHAPE (Supreme Headquarters, Atlantic Powers, Europe) at Marly-le-Roi, near Paris. Left to right are Garde Pierre Minet of Gennervilliers, France; Pfc. Donald R. Sipe of York, Pa.; and Lance Cpl. James Gould of Houslow, Eng. Passenger Service for Helicopters Approved for Orange County Area Indo China Tensel Awaits New Action From Red Terrorism SAIGON, Indochina (P)—For Passenger Service for Helicopters Approved for Orange County Area Los Angeles Airways, Inc., has been granted permission to go ahead with experimental work for a 5-year period preparatory to the establishment of helicopter passenger service within a radius of 50 miles from Post Office Terminal Annex in Los Angeles, also to include San Bernardino. Anaheim City Administrator Keith Murdoch said this morning that the Civil Aeronautics Board granted the permission "on a limited basis" which does not completely restrict the service to experimental activity only. Preliminary information supplied by Clarence Belinn, president of Los Angeles Airways, Inc., some time ago stated that a new type, multi-passenger helicopter is being developed for interurban service, but will not be available until 1952. E. W. Moeller, manager of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, has been working closely with city officials and Belinn to bring the proposed heliport to Anaheim. He has pointed out repeatedly that 15-minute service to International Airport and downtown area of Los Angeles has been of great value to individuals and concerns in Anaheim who have made consistent use of the helicopter mail service and contends that a regular helicopter passenger service would be of even more value. Los Angeles Airways' service and safety record since the inauguration of helicopter mail service, Oct. 1, 1947, has been of the finest, according to a report filed with the CAB by Examiner Ferdinand D. Moran. During the time of service only one accident has occurred on the line and over 90 per cent of scheduled flights have been made. A portion of Moran's report indicates that LAA's helicopter laboratory for the armed forces and trained instructors of the Army Air Forces in the new technique of instrument flying, which it (LAA) was the first to pioneer... "Representatives of the Sikorsky and Plasockj companies emphasized the close relationship between the work which has been done in Los Angeles and the results achieved in utilization of helicopters in Korea," the report said. MORE ABOUT ... Blast Cripples (Continued from Page 1) the country." Private reports reaching here said the strike had paralyzed the two big rail centers of Junin to the west and Ingeniero White to the south. It apparently had not spread to Buenos Aires and Rosario, largest cities in Argentina. The lines were blown up following the strike call by the engineers and firemen who man the state-owned railways. The government, in its communique on the bombing, did not mention the strike which the union elect its own officers. The union said was called because the regime had refused to let the union, controlling about 8000 Argentine's 160,000 rail workers, said officers were hand-picked by the government. Railroad shops at Tolosa, near La Plata, were said to have been damaged by explosions. MORE ABOUT ... Top Navy Post (Continued from Page 1) dent passed by Adm. Arthur W. Radford, chief of the Pacific fleet, senior of four-star Admirals on active duty. Radford is a Navy air-engineer. Los Angeles Airways service and safety record since the inauguration of helicopter mail service, Oct. 1, 1947, has been of the finest, according to a report filed with the CAB by Examiner Ferdinand D. Moran. During the time of service only one accident has occurred on the line and over 90 per cent of scheduled flights have been made. A portion of Moran's report indicates that LAA's helicopter activities have furthered the national defense effort in that they provided a "helicopter testing by the government. Railroad shops at Tolosa, near La Plata, were said to have been damaged by explosions. MORE ABOUT Top Navy Post (Continued from Page 1) dent passed by Adm. Arthur W. Radford, chief of the Pacific fleet, senior of four-star Admirals on active duty. Radford is a Navy airman who played a part in the old Navy-Air Force controversy. To fill the vacancies which will be created by the expected Senate confirmation of Fechteler's nomination, Mr. Truman nominated Adm. Lynde D. McCormick, now the acting chief of naval operations, to be commander of Atlantic fleet. McCormick was a submariner before he became vice chief of Naval operations. Vice Adm. Donald P. Duncan, deputy chief of operations, was proposed by the president for promotion to vice chief. Mr. Truman sent the nominations to Capitol Hill soon after he had held a White House meeting with Navy Secretary Dan Kimball and Fechteler. CONQUER YOUR CONSTIPATION A remarkable medical discovery is offered in McCoy's Norm Tabs. You can quickly conquer your constipation and restore regularity. No violent purging—no muss—no fuss—nothing to mix. McCoy's Norm Tabs create a soft gel bulk and give you comfortable bowel movements. They are harmless to take over any length of time and the dose never has to be increased. Easily carried in your purse, 21 Tabs 25c, 90 Tabs $1.00, 200 Tabs $2.00. On sale at McCoy's Drug Store, 100 W. Cantar, Anaheim. REMEMBER! If Something DELAYED YOU... WE STILL PAY 3% from AUGUST 1st on All Deposits Made On or Before AUGUST 10th YOU MAY START an account HERE with any amount SMALL ACCOUNTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME Dr. C. O. Patterson Celebrates 25 Years of Practice in Anaheim Twenty-five years ago this month a young optometrist named Dr. C. O. Patterson came to Anaheim from Watsonville, Calif., where he had practiced his chosen profession for five years. Dr. Patterson has specialized increasingly in crossed eyes and complicated eye cases involving muscular troubles, and has had remarkable success in straightening the eyes of nearly every case he has taken. In doing this, there is no risk of permanently injuring the delicate muscles of the eyes as there is in surgery, but the complicated visual mechanism is trained to co-ordinate the vision in the two eyes, which makes his method the most permanent known. During the 25 years Dr. Patterson has been in Anaheim, there have been many changes. The first 18 years in Anaheim, his office was located at 109 S. Los Angeles st., and after that at the present location, 161 W. Center st. Dr. and Mrs. Patterson reside at 934 N. Citron st., with two of their three children, Elton Wayne and Pauline, who is now receptionist in her father's office. Another daughter, Cleone Butka, resides near San Diego where her husband, Dr. Don Butka is a Naval denist. Dr. Patterson estimates he has prescribed about 40,000 pairs of glasses, besides many hours of visual training for thousands of Anaheimers as well as many other conditions. Harry Willard Lee Funeral Services Set for Tomorrow Funeral services for Harry Willard Lee, 82, a resident of this vicinity for 50 years, who died Tuesday morning, will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel tomorrow at 10 a.m. Interment will follow at Fairhaven cemetery. A native of Indiana, he died at the family home, 6591 Jefferson st., after a brief illness. He leaves his wife, Margaret M. Lee; two sons, H. Kenneth of Joshua Tree, Calif., H. Lewis of San Diego; four daughters, Miss Mildred Lee of Auburn, Mrs. Ruth Stuck of Garden Grove, Mrs. Edith Tuggy of Atwood and Miss Helen Lee of Los Angeles; one brother, C. K. Lee of Garden Grove; two sisters, Miss Gertrude Lee and Mrs. Roxie Vaughn of Santa Ana; seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Marriage Bureau In July Reports Brisk Business July marriage licenses issued in Orange county totaled 220, highest mark of the year except June, the month of brides; it was disclosed today by Mrs. Evelyn Geren, in charge of County Clerk B. J. Smith's marriage license bureau. Do China Tensely Waits New Action From Red Terrorists GON, Indochina (AP)—Forty terrorists of the communist Nationalist movement been arrested following the incinations of French Brig. Gen. Les Chanson and Governor Thal Lap Thanh of South Nam. It was announced to general services were held to force the two victims, killed by man bomb" who was wiped by his grenade. Uyen Van Tam, minister of security, said the killings days ago may signal a new break of terrorist activity. He anti-French Indochinese have identified the assassin as Van Minh. 25, member of a teer "suicide battalion" sup- to number 10,000 youths. Group claims it is anti-French not communistic. The assa- was arrested last February anti-French activity but was used after four months of capSILVER CAKE cup butter cups fine sugar Whites of 6 eggs teaspoons baking powder cups flour teaspoon salt cup milk Teaspoon almond extract team butter and sugar; sift, baking powder and salt, times, add gradually toened butter and sugar; then milk, almond extract, and by the stiffly beaten whites. well and bake in a moderate 3/4 hour. MRS. Patterson reside at 854 N. Citron st., with two of their three children, Elton Wayne and Pauline, who is now receptionist in her father's office. Another daughter, Cleone Butka, resides near San Diego where her husband, Dr. Don Butka is a Naval denist. Dr. Patterson estimates he has prescribed about 40,000 pairs of glasses, besides many hours of visual training for thousands of Anaheimers as well as many others from distant places. He has been very active in musical circles, was twice president of the Anaheim Toastmasters club, is a charter member of the Anaheim Optimists club and its only life member. He has entertained many audiences here and in other places with his colored pictures of places from Alaska to Mexico. He invites visits to his office at 161 W. Center st. where he is holding open house this week. Gifts will be given in celebration of his silver anniversary in Anaheim. Permit for Fruit Stand Obtained Kenneth W. Cummings obtained his permit from the county supervisors Tuesday for a produce stand and grocery located at Palm st., and Harbor blvd., at the south edge of Anaheim. The county planning commission last Friday had turned down his application by the close vote of 4 to 3. The supervisors reversed the commission yesterday and granted the permit. The objecting members of the planning commission contended that the market would create a traffic hazard at a busy intersection. County supervisors, in granting the permit, took cognizance of this objection by requiring Cummings to change his plans for drive-in traffic. Both entrances must be on Harbor blvd., and the exits on Palm st., the board ordered. That, it was felt, would eliminate the confusion of traffic passing in both directions. Eat More California Oranges If You Drivel Don't Drink Marriage Bureau In July Reports Brisk Business July marriage licenses issued in Orange county totaled 220, highest mark of the year except June, the month of brides; it was disclosed today by Mrs. Evalyn Geren, in charge of County Clerk B. J. Smith's marriage license bureau. June had 237 permits. In July last year there were only 190 permits. License totals have been running ahead of last year for three successive months, it was shown. Mrs. Geren, who also has charge of naturalization and passport applications, said there were 11 declarations of intention to become citizens issued during July, and 40 applications for passports received. Three Bus Loads Of local Youths Head for Osceola Three bus loads of small boys left early this morning for a week at Camp Osceola. They were accompanied by Joe Crifebfield and Kevin Stanton, both seniors at AUHS. The two boys are Red Cross representatives for the camp and will act as pool life guards and counselors. Critchfield, of 123 S. Ohio, and Stanton, of 315 S. Illinois, both will stay on next week for girl's camp and continue their duties as pool guards. CREAMED OYSTERS ½ cup thin cream or rich milk: 1 tablespoon flour ¼ teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon butter 8 oysters. Wet the flour with a little cold milk; scald the cream, add flour and cook well. Just before serving add the drained oysters and cook until they grow plump and the edges curl. Add the salt and butter. Serve in small scooped out tins, which have been dried out in the oven, timble shells, or or rounds of toast. REMEMBER! If Something DELAYED YOU... WE STILL PAY 3% from AUGUST 1st on All Deposits Made On or Before AUGUST 10th YOU MAY START an account HERE with any amount SMALL ACCOUNTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME Out of your SAVINGS account comes the realization of future planning. Start TODAY and MAKE THOSE DREAMS COME TRUE. WE HAVE NEVER PAID OUR SAVERS LESS THAN 3% ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM 141 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. (Temporary Location)