anaheim-gazette 1951-08-07

A LITTLE OFF THE GRAND CIRCUIT ROUTE but nonetheless a good vaudeville troupe distinguish in front of an audience of approximately 550 last night at the Greek Theatre. Some of the board tright to right: Johnnie and Joannie Faessel, Paul Winters, Billy Hoban, Mary Lawrence, Delores Casey, Jo Burdick, Joan Spencer, Emma Ortiz, Delores Pool, Doris Rodland and Bill Sitter. Talent Night Program Judged Success; Slated for Annual City Park Program Anaheim residents who enjoyed last night's talent show put on by the Recreation Department, can look forward to another evening of the same next summer. Last night's success was so gratifying, the department decided to make the show an annual affair. More than 500 persons were seated in the outdoor theatre last activated voice completely captivated her audience. Mike Casey, me extraordinaire—former master of ceremonies of his own teen-age TV show and two TV shows of his own in the offing—did a masterful job of holding the show together and getting a few laughs from the appreciative audience. Mr. Casey, MORE ABOUT ... Discussion (Continued from Page 1) would have to rescind the act. In their stead, he said, a variability and specific use permit would be issued. However, residents of hospital. It was somewhat wryly Slated for Annual City Park Program Anaheim residents who enjoyed last night's talent show put on by the Recreation Department, can look forward to another evening of the same next summer. Last night's success was so gratifying, the department decided to make the show an annual affair. More than 500 persons were seated in the outdoor theatre last night. Nine-year-old Emma Ortiz captivated the audience from the very first with her version of the "Mexican Hat Dance," Russell Lee Morgan of Attica, Indiana, followed with a song, "It Is No Secret" and "I Apologize." The evening's balmy weather transported spectators easily to the "Land of Enchantment" as Dolores Pool and Doris Rouland swung their sarongs to the strains of "Hawaiian War Chant." Barbara Fay Hawkins of Santa Ana, a two time veteran of TV shows, sang "Room Full of Roses" and Corleen Buschena, a 9 year old trouper, sang "May Breezes." Joan Spencer, 18, well known vocalist around Anaheim, sang "Come Back to Sorrento" followed by Bill Sitten, 13 year old, with "Beer Barrel Polka" and "Just Because." Jo Ann Faust tripped the light fantastic to "Whispering" and 14 year old Paul Winters sang "Malaquina." "On Top of Old Smoky" was delivered by 10 year old Bill Hoban. Jo Ann Burdick, renowned local baton twirler, displayed her art to "Stars and Stripes Forever." Hit of the show came with the appearance of John Faessel, assisted by his sister Joan. Johnnie is only 15 years old but his magic is made with a polished flip of the wrist, and a stageful of hopping bunnies. The two Hawaiian dance interpreters returned to grace the stage with their versions of "Hawaiian Hospitality" and "South Seas Sadie." As a grand finale Delores Glardino sang "Ave Maria" and "Thine Alone." Delores has performed many times and her powerful culinary voice completely captivated her audience. Mike Casey, me extraordinaire—former master of ceremonies of his own teen-age TV show and two TV shows of his own in the offing—did a masterful job of holding the show together and getting a few laughs from the appreciative audience. Mr. Casey, of Whittier, attended Fullerton J. C. last year. Mary Lawrence, graduate of Marywood high school, accompanied many of the acts. MORE ABOUT U.S. Rejects Continued from Page 1 great powers." Shvernik's message, bristling with denunciations of western "warmongering," was accompanied by a 2500 word resolution proclaiming Russia's alleged dedication to world peace. This appeared to be Moscow's answer to a resolution Congress passed last June. The American document expressed friendship and goodwill toward the Russian people. President Truman sent it along to Shvernik, technically Russia's chief of states. Aug. 17. And he called on Russia's leaders to make it public. In his accompanying letter, Shvernik called for an agreement by the United States, Russia, Britain, France and communist China to disarm and prohibit manufacture of atomic weapons. He reiterated Russia's willingness to agree to some form of inspection as a guarantee of her good faith. The United Nations assembly overwhelmingly rejected an identical Soviet offer in November, 1949. American officials recalled. It was made by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky. The forests of the United States include over 800 different kinds of trees. Lydia Miller Dies At City Hospital Lydia Miller, a native of many and a resident of Anaheim for nine years died yesterday at Los Angeles hospital after extended illness. Her home was 206 N. Olive leaves her husband, William Lerer and a niece in Vancouver C. She was a member of Bethel Baptist church. Funeral services will be conducted from the Bethel Baptist Church Thursday morning at o'clock, Rev. Berthold Jackofficiating, assisted by Rev. G. Neumann. Interment in heim cemetery. Hilgenfeld tuary in charge. The two Hawaiian dance interpreters returned to grace the stage with their versions of "Hawaiian Hospitality" and "South Seas Sadie." As a grand finale Delores Glardino sang "Ave Maria" and "Thine Alone." Delores has performed many times and her powerful, culinary overwhelmingly rejected an identical Soviet offer in November, 1949, American officials recalled. It was made by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky. The forests of the United States include over 800 different kinds of trees. Watermelon tonight... you can do it, too... with an electric home food freezer SURE, WATERMELON'S A TREAT—tender, juicy and delicious. And think how much more wonderful it will taste along about Christmas. Keep until then? You bet it will, if you store it away in an electric home food freezer. Watermelon is only one of the delicacies you can buy now—when stocks are fullest, quality highest and prices lowest—restrictec An el change more, ye pay for Local Woman, Made Queen for a Day, Wins Luggage, Variety of Prizes Mrs. Muriel Brumund, 28, of 8172 Brookhurst ave., Anahaim, is taking her small children; Jimie Lee, 6, Carl, 5, and Randy, 3, to Okinawa in October to be with their daddy, Sgt. Norman F. Brumund, of the Army Medical Corp, but they were short of luggage to make the trip. That is they were before Mrs. Brumund appeared on the Mutual Broadcasting System's (K HJ) daily noon-time show "Queen For Day," She told M. C. BenAlexander (subbing for Jack Bailey, who is vacationing in Europe) of her wish, and with the audience apolause, she was crowned "Queen Muriel." The show was made Monday for broadcast Tuesday, Aug. 7. She was presented with the desired luggage, several complete outfits of clothing, beauty treatment, radio, teaster, fotomuralettes, vertical venitian blinds, Sampson folding chairs, hammock, chatter bench, vacuum cleaner, 53 piece set of dinnerwear, back yard swimming pool, and cigarettes and foodstuffs from the sponsor. (Old Gold and Kraft). MORE ABOUT... Cadets (Continued from Page 1) of the 90 cadets that at least 200 of their comrades escaped punishment by falsely denying any cheating. "To the best of my knowledge and belief, these (90) are all," he said. Gen. Irving did reveal, however, that in addition to the 90, at least 29 other cadets were investigated Chemists Make Tour of Industries Two hundred members of the American Chem association, Southern California section, toured the Real Goldrus Products plant at Anahaim Saturday. The tour was part of an international field trip through the Anahaim and Fullerton area arranged for the scientists. During the tour the had lunch at Knott's Berry Farm. Inspection of the Real Goldrus centrating plant was under the direction of John Jaggers, associate plant supervisor and Hans Zu chief chemist, and Robert Pilot bio-chemist—the latter two members of the association. Dr. L. I. Shaw of the Hu Aircraft Co. of Santa Monica held a committee conducting a tour for the chemists. Sleeping Sailor Crushed as Car Sideswipes Tree John G. Rice, 18, sailor to the USS McNair at San Diego was instantly killed at 3:10 a.m. today when a car driven by fellow crewman, Lloyd Mizer left the pavement and sideswiped a tree on Highway 101, seven miles above Deville troupe distinguished themselves in a two-hour show theatre. Some of the board troupers caught after the show were Mary Lawrence, Delores Giardino, Carleen Buschena, Mike Lang and Bill Sitter. (Gazette photo by Anita Robertson) I have to rescind the action. Their stead, he said, a variance specific use permit would have been issued. However, residents of the vital was somewhat wryly said dog kennels are classified as 2 zone activity, in spite of the fact that they are worse from a fence standpoint than a small animal hospital. Stoffel was granted a vantage to permit use of a building 7 S. Helena st. by the Marco which assembles plastic ties for aircraft equipment. Operation is classed as M-1 (manufacturing) and the is zoned for parking. Variance 149, which would have fitted R-2 use of a house and age apartment at 590 S. Bush classed R-1, was denied by commission. Applicant was Erma Peterson of Nebraska. David Corderman, 1130 N. West was granted a variance to lots of less than one acre on the northeast corner of West Palm sts. The area is zoned which requires that land be in minimum parcels of one Lydia Miller Dies at City Hospital Lydia Miller, a native of Gersey and a resident of Anaheim nine years died yesterday in Los Angeles hospital after an ended illness. Her home was 206 N. Olive. She lives her husband, William Miland, and a niece in Vancouver, B. She was a member of the Angel Baptist church. General services will be conducted from the Bethel Baptist Church Thursday morning at 10 ock, Rev. Berthold Jacksteltiating, assisted by Rev. P. Neuman. Interment in Anaheim cemetery. Hilgenfeld Morry in charge. Cadets (Continued from Page 1) of the 90 cadets that at least 200 of their comrades escaped punishment by falsely denying any cheating. "To the best of my knowledge and belief, these (90) are all." he said. Gen. Irving did reveal, however, that in addition to the 90, at least 29 other cadets were investigated on the same charges. There never was enough evidence to punish them, he added. Speaking of the greatest scandal in West Point's 150 years, the superintendent said: "I feel we probably are cleaner than almost any other institution. The fact that we took action makes us look bad." Of the 90 cadets themselves, Gen. Irving said: "I feel they are fundamentally a good bunch of boys. They probably got a wrong sense of values and got off on the wrong step. I think they are basically honorable." The general was asked about the charges that "stool pigeons" circulated among the cadets in an effort to trap cadets in any wrongdoing. He replied that as far as he knew, there were no stool pigeons. "The initial information was brought to the attention of the commandant by a cadet who had been approached to go into this ring," he said. Gen. Irving was asked why, in his opinion, Army's great varsity football team was at the hub of the scandal. Of the football players, he said: "The boys get very close—a very close friendship. They see a buddy in distress, and they get a false sense of values. They think that by helping him, they are aiding the academy." The general said that West Point in the future, as in the past, is going to insist on its athletes keeping up academic standards. "We have no easy courses here," he said. "Everybody takes the same courses, and they are hard ones." MORE ABOUT Planning Comm. (Continued from Page 1) drilling control so that we may be able to give the maximum protection and impose the minimum burdens on the residents of this city." A representative of the Steele Oil Corp., was present and asked to be heard. He outlined the drilling program of the company and stated that the first drill site would be in the industrial area north of La Palma; a second would be on E. Wilhelmina, near N. Olive, providing, of course, the first tests were successful. A third site has been selected. It lies between Sycamore and Wilhelmina and Palm and Citron. From each of these sites will be drilled many wells by the whipstock method to surrounding areas within a half-mile radius: The oil company spokesman agreed that statements made by commissioners as to the probability of the Anaheim oil field covering the whole city of Anaheim, were correct and he described his analysis on the city map. A motion for a variance (with a public hearing) to permit the drilling was before the Planning Commission yesterday, but action was postponed for 30 days pending the City Council's consideration of the proposal to have a city-wide vote on the proposal to drill within the city limits of Anaheim. Spanish American War Vet Passes John Dittmer, 81, a native of Germany and a resident of Anaheim for seven months died this morning at a local hospital after a brief illness. He was a Spanish American war veteran and served 32 years in the army. He leaves no relatives. Funeral services will be announced later by the Hillgenfeld Mortuary. Sleeping Sailor Crushed as Car Sideswipes Tree John G. Rice, 18, sailor to the USS McNair at San Diego was instantly killed at 3:10 today when a car driven by fellow crewman, Lloyd Mizer left the pavement and sideswiped a tree on Highway 101, several miles south of Irvine. Mizer received minor injury and a third sailor from the Nair, Gilbert Ahrens, 18, has sible major injuries. Rice was stretched out on rear seat of the car, asleep, with the accident took place. It lay the rear left side of the car resting his head that struck the roof and caved in upon him, preening his skull. Mizer is believed to have fallen asleep driving, while hurrying southward to rejoin his ship. Two Youths Want For Burglary Here Nabbed by Police Two Los Angeles county youth wanted for armed robbery in Anaheim area were arrested Monterey Park police in a labyrinth there, according to word ceived by Sheriff James Musk office today. The pair, Robert Gross, Jr and Lowell Alvin Musick, 18 charged here with two holdings Al's Liquor store, 11568 Hwy., south of Anaheim. The first robbery took place July 7 when $80 was taken by a clerk in the store. Fred Rae, at the point of a gun. A on July 20, armed youths took from another clerk, in the labyrinth there, according to word ceived by Sheriff James Musk office here has ed a hold on the two youths expects to have them turned to this office by Monterey authorities. Dick Contino Gets Six Months, Fine For Draft Evasion SAN FRANCISCO (P)-Continio, 21, popular accord ist, was sentenced today to months in prison and was foulour for the chemists. Sleeping Sailor Crushed as Car Sideswipes Tree John G. Rice, 18, sailor to the USS McNair at San Diego was instantly killed at 3:10 today when a car driven by fellow crewman, Lloyd Mizer left the pavement and sideswiped a tree on Highway 101, seve miles south of Irvine. Mizer received minor inju and a third sailor from the Nair, Gilbert Ahrens, 18 has sible major injuries. Rice was stretched out on rear seat of the car, asleep, with the accident took place. It lay the rear left side of the car resting his head that struck the roof and caved in upon him, preening his skull. Mizer is believed to have f asleep driving, while hurry southward to rejoin his ship. Two Youths Want For Burglary Here Nabbed by Police Two Los Angeles county youth wanted for armed robbery in Anaheim area were arrested Monterey Park police in a labyrinth there, according to word ceived by Sheriff James Musk office today. The pair, Robert Gross, Jr and Lowell Alvin Musick, 18 charged here with two holdings Al's Liquor store, 11568 Hwy., south of Anaheim. The first robbery took place July 7 when $80 was taken by a clerk in the store. Fred Rae, at the point of a gun. A on July 20, armed youths took from another clerk, in the labyrinth there, according to word ceived by Sheriff James Musk office here has ed a hold on the two youths expects to have them turned to this office by Monterey authorities. Dick Contino Get Six Months, Fine For Draft Evasion SAN FRANCISCO (P)-Continio, 21, popular accord ist, was sentenced today to months in prison and was foulour for the chemists. Sleeping Sailor Crushed as Car Sideswipes Tree John G. Rice, 18, sailor to the USS McNair at San Diego was instantly killed at 3:10 today when a car driven by fellow crewman, Lloyd Mizer left the pavement and sideswiped a tree on Highway 101, seve miles south of Irvine. Mizer received minor inju and a third sailor from the Nair, Gilbert Ahrens, 18 has sible major injuries. Rice was stretched out on rear seat of the car, asleep, with the accident took place. It lay the rear left side of the car resting his head that struck the roof and caved in upon him, preining his skull. Mizer is believed to have f asleep driving, while hurry southward to rejoin his ship. Two Youths Want For Burglary Here Nabbed by Police Two Los Angeles county youth wanted for armed robbery in Anaheim area were arrested Monterey Park police in a labyrinth there, according to word ceived by Sheriff James Musk office today. The pair, Robert Gross, Jr and Lowell Alvin Musick, 18 charged here with two holdings Al's Liquor store, 11568 Hwy., south of Anaheim. The first robbery took place July 7 when $80 was taken by a clerk in the store. Fred Rae, at the point of a gun. A on July 20，armed youths took from another clerk，in the labyrinth there，according to word ceived by Sheriff James Musk office here has ed a hold on the two youths expects to have them turned to this office by Monterey authorities. Dick Contino Get Six Months，Fine For Draft Evasion SAN FRANCISCO (P)-Continio，21，popular accord ist，was sentenced today to months in prison and was foulour for the chemists. Sleeping Sailor Crushed as Car Sideswipes Tree John G. Rice，18，sailor to the USS McNair at San Diego was instantly killed at 3:10 today when a car driven by fellow crewman，Lloyd Mizer left the pavement and sideswiped a tree on Highway 101，seve miles south of Irvine. Mizer received minor inju and a third sailor from the Nair，Gilbert Ahrens，18 has sible major injuries. Rice was stretched out on rear seat of the car，asleep，with the accident took place. It lay the rear left side of the car resting his head that struck the roof and caved in upon him，preining his skull. Mizer is believed to have f asleep driving，while hurry southward to rejoin his ship. Two Youths Want For Burglary Here Nabbed by Police Two Los Angeles county youth wanted for armed robbery in Anaheim area were arrested Monterey Park police in a labyrinth there，according to word ceived by Sheriff James Musk office today. The pair，Robert Gross，Jr and Lowell Alvin Musick，18 charged here with two holdings Al's Liquor store，11568 Hwy., south of Anaheim. The first robbery took place July 7 when $80 was taken by a clerk in the store. Fred Rae，at the point of a gun.A on July 20，armed youths took from another clerk，in the labyrinth there，according to word ceived by Sheriff James Musk office here has ed a hold on the two youths expects to have them turned to this office by Monterey authorities. Dick Contino Get Six Months，Fine For Draft Evasion SAN FRANCISCO (P)-Continio，21，popular accord ist，was sentenced today to months in prison and was foulour for the chemists. Sleeping Sailor Crushed as Car Sideswipes Tree John G. Rice，18，sailor to the USS McNair at San Diego was instantly killed at 3:10 today when a car driven by fellow crewman，Lloyd Mizer left the pavement and sideswiped a tree on Highway 101，seve miles south of Irvine. Mizer received minor inju and a third sailor from the Nair，Gilbert Ahrens，18 has sible major injuries. Rice was stretched out on rear seat of the car，asleep，with the accident took place. It lay the rear left side of the car resting his head that struck the roof and caved in upon him，preining his skull. Mizer is believed to have f asleep driving，while hurry southward to rejoin his ship. Two Youths Want For Burglary Here Nabbed by Police Two Los Angeles county youth wanted for armed robbery in Anaheim area were arrested Monterey Park police in a labyrinth there，according to word ceived by Sheriff James Musk office today. The pair，Robert Gross，Jr and Lowell Alvin Musick，18 charged here with two holdings Al's Liquor store，11568 Hwy., south of Anaheim. The first robbery took place July 7 when $80 was taken by a clerk in the store.Fred Rae，at the point of a gun.A on July 20，armed youths took from another clerk，in the labyrinth there，according to word ceived by Sheriff James Musk office here has ed a hold on the two youths expects to have them turned to this office by Monterey authorities. Dick Contino Get Six Months，Fine For Draft Evasion SAN FRANCISCO (P)-Continio，21，popular accord ist，was sentenced today to months in prison and was foulour for the chemists. Sleeping Sailor Crushed as Car Sideswipes Tree John G. Rice，18，sailor to the USS McNair at San Diego was instantly killed at 3:10 today when a car driven by fellow crewman，Lloyd Mizer left the pavement and sideswiped a tree on Highway 101，seve miles south of Irvine. Mizer received minor inju and a third sailor from the Nair，Gilbert Ahrens，18 has sible major injuries. Rice was stretched out on rear seat of the car，asleep，with the accident took place. It lay the rear left side of the car resting his head that struck the roof and caved in upon him，preining his skull. Mizer is believed to have f asleep driving，while hurry southward to rejoin his ship. Two Youths Want For Burglary Here Nabbed by Police Two Los Angeles county youth wanted for armed robbery in Anaheim area were arrested Monterey Park police in a labyrinth there，according to word ceived by Sheriff James Musk office today. The pair，Robert Gross，Jr and Lowell Alvin Musick，18 charged here with two holdings Al's Liquor store，11568 Hwy., south of Anaheim. The first robbery took place July 7 when $80 was taken by a clerk in the store.Fred Rae，at the point of a gun.A on July 20，armed youths took from another clerk，in the labyrinth there，according to word ceived by Sheriff James Musk office here has ed a hold on the two youths expects to have them turned to this office by Monterey authorities. Dick Contino Get Six Months，Fine For Draft Evasion SAN FRANCISCO (P)-Continio，21，popular accord ist，was sentenced today to months in prison and was foulour for the chemists. Sleeping Sailor Crushed as Car Sideswipes Tree John G. Rice，18，sailor tothe USS McNair at San Diego was instantly killed at 3:10 today when a car driven by fellow crewman,Lloyd Mizer leftthe pavement and sideswipeda tree on Highway 101 sevemiles southof Irvine.Musterey Park police ina labyrinth there accordingtowordceivedby SheriffJamesMuskoffice today.Musterey Park policeinanaphysicalaccordistisfewmonthsforshirevedavaluefordraftevasion Bald Contino Get Six Months,FineFor DraftEvasion SAN FRANCISCO (P)-Continio ，21 ，popular accord ist ,was sentenced todayto monthsforshirevedavaluefordraftevasion Sleeping Sailor Crushed as Car Sideswipes Tree John G. 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Shaw of the Hughes Straff Co. of Santa Monica head a committee conducting the inspection for the chemists. Keeping Sailor crushed as Car sideswipes Tree John G. Rice, 18, sailor from USS McNair at San Diego, instantly killed at 3:10 a.m. when a car driven by a crewman, Lloyd Mizer, 20, the pavement and sideswiped tree on Highway 101, several times. ERNIE OWATON (Sole Owner) Announcement was made today by Ernie Owston that he has assumed sole ownership of the floor covering firm of Heath and Owston at 718 N. Los Angeles st., following the retirement of Floyd Heath. The new firm will be known as Owston's Floor Coverings. Owston also announced the association of Bill Burr, for six years an accountant with U.S. Industrial Chemicals, Inc., with the firm as business manager. Owston founded the business with Heath about five years ago following five years of experience in the business. He said the same staff of expert floor and linoleum mechanics will be retained and M. G. Mahaffey will remain in charge of the shade and Venetian blind department. Special Citrus, Subtropical Fruit Display Set for Orange County Fair A special citrus and subtropical fruit display will be prepared and featured by the Agricultural Extension Service at the Orange County Fair next week according to nucellar oranges and lemons, citrons, Shamouti of Palestine, Selecta of Argentine, Borneo lemons, rough lemon, sweet lemon, lemola and grapefruits. Special Citrus, Subtropical Fruit Display Set for Orange County Fair A special citrus and subtropical fruit display will be prepared and featured by the Agricultural Extension Service at the Orange County Fair next week, according to Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg. Thirty-five different species and varieties of citrus fruit will be gathered from the extensive variety test plots established at the Citrus Experiment Station and entered as a non-competing educational display. These fruits, said Wahlberg, have been gathered from all parts of the subtropical world including China, Malaya, Japan, the Mediterranean countries, South Africa, Palestine, Brazil and other citrus producing areas. The display tables will be located in the main Agricultural building near the main gate. Each plate will have a card giving the name of the fruit and its place of origin. Some of the fruit to be featured include several varieties of mandarins, shaddocks, pomelos, limes, kumquats, citrange, tangelos, tangerines, sweet and sour oranges. 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. 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