anaheim-gazette 1951-08-06

17-Year-Old Girl Nabbed by Police As Shoplifter A 17-year-old Anaheim girl was booked at Juvenile Hall this week end after being apprehended while shoplifting in the Safeway Market in Anaheim by its manager, Joe Richardi. The girl had lifted numerous items from the market and stowed them in a shopping bag when she was caught and it was later found that she had stolen items from the SQR store. MORE ABOUT ... Parents (Continued from Page 1) An investigation into the dismissals and discussed the possibility of de-emphasizing sports, particularly football, at the academy. There were reports that 44 players on the vaunted Army football team were involved in the scandal. The captain-elect of the 1951 team, Harold J. Loehlein, told newsmen yesterday that he was one of those dismissed. Loehlein, who also was president-elect of the senior class, said that "many cadets involved have not yet admitted their guilt." The Kimball, Minn., cadet added: "We are not culprits, not incompetents, and have not corrupted the nation's morals. We are 80 individuals apparently unaware of any nation." The overall objective of the huge outlay of funds, the committee said, is: "To build sufficient forces as we need." Navy Bomber Crash Kills Crew of Nine SEATTLE (P) — Navy district headquarters announced the crash today of a navy patrol bomber into Puget Sound with nine men aboard. All were believed lost. The crash occurred near Smith Island, about a mile north of Whidbey Island in the northern part of Puget Sound. The 13th Naval District announcement said the plane was making low altitude training runs when it met disaster. The accident was witnessed by members of another navy plane flying nearby. Less than an hour after the crash, the navy reported two bodies had been recovered from the water. They were being flown by helicopter to Whidbey Island Naval Air Station. The search for the other bodies was being conducted by both air and sea crash crews. The crashed plane was attached to Fleet Air Wing 4 at the Whidbey Island station. MORE ABOUT ... Record Peacetime (Continued from Page 1) of any nation." The overall objective of the huge outlay of funds, the committee said, is: "To build sufficient forces as we need." COST OF LIVING—Milk go up Wednesday. 1951 team, Harold J. Loehlein, told newsmen yesterday that he was one of those dismissed. Loehlein, who also was president-elect of the senior class, said that "many cadets involved have not yet admitted their guilt." The Kimball, Minn., cadet added: "We are not culprits, not incompetents, and have not corrupted the nation's morals. We are 20 individuals apparently unfit for the academy, although fit for the Army itself." This latter statement referred to the fact that dismissed cadets will be eligible for the draft. A trio of accused cadets, whose names were withheld, met with three newsmen in a private room. They denied that there had been classroom cheating, and explained: "The cribbing consisted in joining a friend what the examination question were. The corps is split into sections for exams, with one section taking the exam on Monday, one on Tuesday, and so on." Such exchanges of information, they emphasized, were entirely on a basis of friendship, with no other considerations. MORE ABOUT... Record Peacetime (Continued from Page 1) of any nation." The overall objective of the huge outlay of funds, the committee said, is: "To build sufficient forces as soon as practicable to act as a deterrent to further aggression; to create sufficient power to prevent disaster in the event war is forced upon us; to provide an immediate capability for quick and strong retaliation in case of an attack upon us; and to produce a firm base upon which to build, as quickly as possible, that power necessary to assure victory should we be forced to engage in an all-out conflict." Opening of Bids On Outfall Sewer Job to be Tonight Opening of bids on the exploration work for the proposed new ocean outfall sewer line is scheduled at 6:30 p.m., this evening at offices of the Joint County Sanitation district in Santa Ana, community center. The executive committed of the districts will open the bids then refer them to engineers for checking. It is said. The report of the engineers may be ready to present to the directors of the districts for action at their regular session Wednesday evening in the courthouse. Bids on the exploration work will be scrutinized not only by resident engineers, but by R. R. Ribal, new chief engineer and general manager for the joint districts, who will be here from Oakland. According to Attorney E. J. Marx, counsel for the districts, the law firm of O'Melveny and Meyers, Los Angeles bond attorneys is inspecting plans for modification for the original sewerage plan, which revision must be approved before the $8,308,000 sewer bond issue can be sold. COST OF LIVING—Millions go up Wednesday. SPORTSWEEK — Bud A took over the managerial role in the Buena Park Lynx when (Rubberlegs) Wheeler, Anaheim Valencia first gave up . Ray Neuman a homer to give the Team Union the Santa Ana City league championship . Franz will be the Orange school football coach, re- Louis Trautsovas who r to take over the coaching d Santa Barbara . The American Legion baseball ment got under way at La park at noon yesterday un direction of Pat Ahern . Fullerton City league team enter the ASA regionals ing to Hugh Dynes. So commissioner for the A Softball assn. George Be Chiksan Toolers of Brea, Winter Hunt Food Packe Jim Wright's Cypress - N teams will play at Monterey Aug. 20 . CGURTOPIX — Charles pleaded guilty to a felony charge. Public Defender Meyer filed application for Trial of John pall, a Marine accused of an expectant Seal Beach was delayed until Aug. 27 Roy J. Sauer denied issuing fictitious check and deman jury trial . Clifford A. was given until Friday to on charges involving his old stepdaughter . 70, 71—Two persons w eed and another seriously when a car went out of skidded 400 feet and clipped telephone post. Dead: Dona MATION and Education division of Supreme Allied headquarters Saturday. The release said the Allies were demanding a buffer zone somewhere between the present battle line and the Yalu river on the Manchurian border. More than 60 small glaciers located in Glacier National park attract tourists. START TODAY... EARN 3% CURRENT RATE From AUGUST 1st On All Savings Received By the 10th of August INSURED SAVINGS All savings insured up to $10,000. Husband and wife or parent and child may receive "insured protection" up to $20,000. Anaheim's only "savings insured" Savings Association. Since 1885 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM - PHONE 7283 Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER WEATHER — Sam'l Clemens id: "Everyone talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it." He didn't know Ana-IMers, though. They're trying to find a cool spot. HEADLINERS—Citizens of Orange county were sharp in their criticism of the McCracken case which failed to return a verdict. At Buena Park where 10-year-old Patty Jean Hull was the victim of the tragedy that shocked the nation last May 19, citizensathered to demand a more vigorous trial... Ground breaking ceremonies for the Northrop plant were held with company officials, Anaheim city dignitaries and army ordinance corps personnel taking part. The $1,364,000 plant will employ more people than all Anaheim industry at present. County Auditor L. H. Eckel and assessor Maurice Endler know their figures. Assessed valuation of orange county is $444,620,950 this year—$20,000,000 more than last year. COST OF LIVING—Milk prices Red Indonesians Carry Peace Dove In Bloody Attack JAKARTA, Indonesia (P) — A band of 150 carrying the communist-sponsored Picasso peace dove and armed with machineguns fought a bloody battle with police and storm troopers today in the port city of Tandjong Priok, 10 miles from here. Eleven persons were reported killed—five of them members of the army and police and six of them reds. At least 30 of the attackers were arrested and at least 15 bystanders were believed to have been injured. The bloody fighting started late last night and police said they were still mopping up in the heavily populated area. Military authorities imposed a dawn-to-dusk curfew and blocked roads to and from the area. rigan, driver of the car, and Miss Virginia Bruns, 29, a paseenger in the car. Take it easy, you can't get there before you start. TRANSITION — Though life went on about town, the eternal story of life and death touched the lives of Anaheimers during the week... As it must to all, death came to the Rev, Thomas Bascom Demaree in the 87th year of productive beneficial lifetime spent in helping and counseling his fellowman... Mrs. Mary Kovar, 88... Mrs. Marle A. Hurtado, 86... and Harry Willard Lee, 82 Katella School Board Approves Defense Link A resolution binding the Katella school district with authorized state and local agencies in a Disaster and Civil Defense Master Mutual Aid Agreement was agreed upon by the Katella district school board at a special meeting last Friday evening. President Raymond Terry, clerk Hubert Howell and Edmund Bohnet, with superintendent of Katella school district, Martin Morocco, approved and adopted a 1951-52 budget of $70,195, a decrease of $200 over last year, during the meeting. Mrs. Don Young of Anaheim was also approved and hired as part-time secretary of the Katella school district. Four Lane Stanton Avenue Receives OK SACRAMENTO (P)—A $550,000 project to make a four lane divided highway of Stanton ave. between Garden Grove ave. and Lincoln ave. in Orange county was given the green light today. The State Division of Highways received authorization to advertise for bids on the job which involves constructing four miles of additional 37 foot roadway and widening the existing road. Talent Night Show Games to Grow Man Arrested After Attempted Assault On Anaheim Woman Samual James Pocock 4636 N. Maine, Baldwin being held in jail here for his arrest Saturday night charge of attempted crime assault on an Anaheim woman. Pancoast and his companies met another plea at Harmony Park b Saturday evening and dun course of the evening P invited the others to go hamburger. Instead of g a hamburger ground, how drove down a dark, lonely stopped and made improvances to its companions. She resisted and shoved Pocoast then bent her face and tore her clothes attempt to remove them. Seceded in lending him off lice. They accompanied her mony Park to look for it and later found nlm al and Manchester blvd. The of the attack identified him attacker and he was arrese booked. Arrangement was tatively for today. Pocoast is on probation Angeles county on a previous viction of robbery, police ed. TRANSITION — Though life went on about town, the eternal story of life and death touched the lives of Anaheimers during the week. As it must all, death came to the Rev. Thomas Bascom Demaree in the 87th year of productive beneficial lifetime spent in helping and counseling his fellowman... Mrs. Mary Kovar, 88 ... Mrs. Marie A. Hurtado, 86 ... and Harry Willard Lee, 82 ... Mrs. Mary Turko, 66 ... and Mrs. Rose Alfa Vinson, 70, also came to the end of the long, long trail... The stork visited the Joseph Wilsons... the George Pierponts... J. B. Smiths... and the Jess Rogases... Marriage licenses were obtained by Robert Hudson and Evelyn Fogerson... Joseph Sores, Jr. and Stasia Romanski... Leonard Troeller and Betty Lou Bolserane. NITECAPSULE—Why it is that some folks are more interested in other people's business when they make such a mess of their own. If You Drive! Don't Drink LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, July 20, August 6, 13, 20, 27, 1951.) No. A-20448 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF IVA A. ENGLE, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decendant on sale 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, to-wit: 407 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, Calif., within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated July 27, 1951. DE ETTA MEYERS, Executrix of the Last Will of said decendent. WM. P. WEBB, Attorney for said Executrix. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette July 16, 23, 20, August 6, 1951.) No. P-5545 CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNERS DOING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the undersigned, Thomas A. Henry, Robert S. Harvey and Lloyd G. Bliount, do hereby certify that a warrant is required to lease business primarily for refrigerated and dry warehousing of citrus products, under the fictitious firm name and style of "Citrus Industry Leasing Co." That the principal place of business of said co-partnership is located at 214 West Santa Fe Avenue Fullerton, California and that the names in full of all the members of said co-partnership and their between Garden Grove ave. and Lincoln ave. in Orange county was given the green light today. The State Division of Highways received authorization to advertise for bids on the job which involves constructing four miles of additional 37 foot roadway and widening the existing road. Talent Night Show Comes to Greek Theatre Tonight Tonight Anaheim talent will be given a chance to strut for the local critics. The public is the critic tonight for approxiamtely 15 acts to be shown at the Greek theatre in the City park at 8 p.m. Added to the attraction dividing acts will be grouped with community bringing back old songs back in a corner of your mall. The city recreation department has spent several weeks pre-evening for the whole to enjoy together. All a sponsored by the Recreation department are free to all. "Rust-Proof gasoline makes my car last longer" CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNERS DOING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. That we the undersigned, Thomas A. Henry, Robert S. Harvey and Lloyd G. Blount, do hereby certify: That we are co-partners transacting a general real and personal property leasing business primarily for refrigerated and dry warehousing of citrus products, under the fictitious firm name and style of "Citrus Industry Leasing Co." That the principal place of business is located at 214 West Santa Fe Avenue, Fullerton, California; and that the names in full of all the members of said co-partnership and their places of residence are as follows, to wit: THOMAS A. HENRY, residing at 945 N. Lemon Street, Anaheim, California; ROBERT S. HARVEY, residing at 750 N. Clementine Street, Anaheim, California; LLOYD G. BLOUNT, residing at 12325 Lyndorn Street, Lynwood, California. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands this 11th day of July, 1951. THOMAS A. HENRY ROBERT S. HARVEY LLOYD G. BLOUNT STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE On this 11th day of July, 1951, before me, the undersigned, Wm. P. Webb, Notary Public in and for said County and State, personally appeared Thomas A. Henry, Robert S. Harvey, and Lloyd G. Blount, personally known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and they duly acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 11th day of July, 1951. WM. P. WEBB Notary Public in and for said County and State. (SEAL) Fight Inflation with Lower Cost and Higher Production Write ... GEORGE S. MAY COMPANY Business Engineering Western Division 291 Geary Street, San Francisco 2, Calif. Established 1928 Man Arrested After Attempted Assault On Anaheim Woman Samual James Pancoast, 24, 636 N. Maine, Baldwin Park, is being held in jail here following his arrest Saturday night on a charge of attempted criminal assault on an Anaheim woman. Panoast and his companion, a local divorcee, met another couple at Harmony Park ballroom Saturday evening and during the course of the evening Panoast invited the others to go out for a hamburger. Instead of going to a hamburger stand, however, he drove down a dark, lonely road, stopped and made improper advances to his companions. She resisted and she charged Panoast then sent her about the race and torre her clothes in an attempt to remove them. She succeeded in lending him off and later reported the attack to local police. They accompanied her to Harmony Park to look for the man and later found him al. Adams and Manchester blvd. The victim of the attack identified him as the attacker and he was arrested and booked. Arrangement was set tentatively for today. Panoast is on probation in Los Angeles county on a previous conviction of robbery, police report. City park at 8 p.m. Added to the attraction of individual acts will be group participation with community singing. Rinshed-Mason Host 180 Members Of Chemical Society West Coast division of the Rinshed-Mason plant was host to 180 members of the Southern California section of the American Chemica society Saturday. In addition to a tour of the plant with explanations of the manufacturing processes for making automotive and industrial finishes, the group was shown Rinshed-Mason's color motion picture, "The Protective Dimension." This plant tour was one of several made during the day through a number of manufacturing and processing plants in the Anaheim-Fullerton area as planned for part of the annual ACS industrial field trip. Max L. Dozier Claimed by Death Mr. Max L. Dozier, 49, died unexpectedly yesterday morning at his home, 8612 S. Stanton rd. He was born in Denver, Colo., and has lived in Anaheim for seven years. Surviving him are his wife, Lucille L., and his mother, Mrs. Florence Barkoff of Denver. He was a member of the Masonic lodge, Harmony Lodge No. 61 of Denver. Memorial services will be conducted from the chapel at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. A. J. Casebeer will officiate. Burial will be at Loma Vista cemetery with the Masonic Tourists Get Call From Pants Burglar Mr. and Mrs. William Leo Carbrey, tourists from Monroe, La., were extended a roving welcome Friday night by one of Orange county's more notorious figures—the "pants burglar." However, it failed to raise them before the nocturnal marauder made off with $94 out of Mr. Carbrey's wallet. It may be assumed that the mysterious "pants burglar" was responsible since the technique used was much the same. He entered Apt. 9 of the Crown Motel, where the Carbreys were sleeping, and relieved the wallet of the cash and then placed it back on the dresser before leaving. Buena Park Man Wins Captain's Bars in Germany STRAUBING: Germany—Captain's bars were pinned on Walter W. Breckons this week in Regensberg, Germany, where he is stationed with the 3rd Battalion, 6th Armored Cavalry Regiment. 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