anaheim-gazette 1951-09-07

Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Be At Church Sunday Anaheim Grace Lutherans to Note National Parish Education Series In keeping with the observance of the National Lutheran Council Church's of America program, Anaheim's Grace Lutheran church will set aside the next four Sundays to observe the program of parish education. During this time a special endeavor will be made to instill in the hearts of the people that the importance of Christian training has not in the least diminished. The entire program and all the services will be geared to the theme "Teach My People." Pastor H. F. Stief will present a series of sermons on the theme, the first of which will be presented Sunday and the subject will be "You Are Children Of God." Special emphasis will be placed on bringing every member of Grace Lutheran into the congregation at study. There is a class for every age in Grace Lutheran's congregation at study each Sunday at 9:30 am. The adult Bible class, taught by Pastor Stief, is currently studying the "Good News", the gospel of St. John. Wesley Methodist Schedules Duet The anthem "He Is My Song," by Grant Colfax Tullar, with soprano and baritone duet part by Margaret Elliott and John Albright, will be presented Sunday at the Wesley Methodist church. Margaret Shoemaker will be at the new organ. MORE ABOUT Optimists (Continues from Page 1) saving only one life. At the regular Optimist meeting at Mother's Kitchen last night, safety committee chairman Dr. Brockway Roberts reported on the progress of his group to date. Sven Harberg told Optimists that 350 safety signs have been produced. He added, however, that there are still danger points at Anaheim crossings which need signs. School officials will be consulted on this matter. Speaker for the evening was school superintendent Paul Cooke. Cooke told Optimists of Imperial Valley development, stressing the irrigation aspect. Cooke will formerly school superintendent in Calipatria. Howard Byrd, member of local lathers' union 440 was honored guest last night. He accepted Optimist plaudits for work he and four fellow workers did on the Optimist Boys club last Saturday. The crew will complete lathing this Saturday. Rodney Thueson, 11, is a Gazette carrier boys are they work up to three different carrier. Ace rating requires a take a couple of months to re-Not so Rodney, however. Gazette carrier force on Rout-in northwest Anaheim he r-up a total of 580 points to re-Ace rating and break all sp-records to date. Rodney, who came to Anahe at the age of two from No-Dakota, now lives at 8582 M-chester blvd. with his Wesley Methodist Schedules Duet The anthem "He Is My Song," by Grant Colfax Tullar, with soprano and baritone duet part by Margaret Elliott and John Albright, will be presented Sunday at the Wesley Methodist church. Margaret Shoemaker will be at the new organ. The melody reigns in this anthem, which is a joyous expression of what Jesus means to the Christian. The minister's sermon theme is "Latent Talent," directed primarily to those who feel that they are only one-talented people. Bethel Baptist Announces Topic Sunday morning Bethel Baptist church will observe its monthly communion service with Rev. Berthold Jacksteil speaking on "The Church Empowered." The Bethel choir under the direction of Howard Greene will be back after a month's vacation, and will bring special music at both services. In the 7:30 evening service Rev. Jacksteil will preach on "The Power of God." Lutheran Pastor Poses Question "Is There A Life After Death?" is the question Pastor John Schumacher will put to the congregation of the Messiah Lutheran church Sunday at the 11 a.m. Divine Service. The church is located at Commonwealth and Stanton aves., in Buena Park. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. COPS NAIL DEUNK Alfred B. Cutten, San Diego, was fined $25 or 12½ days in the county jail this morning in the city court on a charge of drunkenness. He was arrested last night Cookie told Optimists of Imperial Valley development, stressing the irrigation aspect. Cooke will formerly school superintendent in Calipatria. Howard Byrd, member of local lathers' union 440 was honored guest last night. He accepted Optimist plaudits for work he and four fellow workers did on the Optimist Boys club last Saturday. The crew will complete lathing this Saturday. A big and welcome surprise for the Optimists last night was the presentation of a check for $180 for 11 glazed windows installed in the new building. Anaheim Lions were the donors. Secretary Vie La Mont did the honors. Guests last night included Dr. Robert Anderson, Barton Beach and Don May. Wesley Methodists Plan Census The membership of Wesley Methodist church is taking a religious census of the 72 blocks within one-half mile of the church. The purpose is to locate those not attending any Sunday School or Church. This will require 20 teams to make door calls from 2 to 4:30 this Sunday afternoon. Copper Workers Return Slowly DENVER (P)—At least half the workers in the copper, zinc and lead industries were expected back to work early today because of a U.S. district court order halting a strike. The court order was lashed at Denver Wednesday. But the return to jobs was slow yesterday with the largest number, 12,000, after Anaheim police officers found him in a drunken state trying to enter cars at the corner of Los Angeles and Center. Former German Envoy Dies SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y., U.S.A. James W. Gerard, U. S. Ambassador to Germany before County entered World War II died yesterday at his summer home here. He was 84. He had been ill with a brain ailment for some time. wife, his only close survivor, at his bedside when he died. is the former Mary Daly, daucer of the late Marcus Daly western copper magnate. Gerard, born in Geneva, N. was a corporation lawyer lifelong Democrat. For many years he was treasurer of Democratic party. He was a New York state preme court justice before he signed in 1913 to go to Berlin U.S. ambassador. going back at Anaconda Copper Mining company properties in Montana. The prospect was that a number of workers would not be able to work until tomorrow. And company officials estimated that would take at least three months for production to reach pre-stage levels. COPS NAIL DRUNK Alfred B. Cutten, San Diego, was fined $25 or 12½ days in the county jail this morning in the city court on a charge of drunkenness. He was arrested last night after Anaheim police officers found him in a drunken state trying to enter cars at the corner of Los Angeles and Center. START TODAY . . . EARN 3% CURRENT RATE From September 1st On All Savings Received By the 10th of September INSURED . SAVINGS . All savings insured up to $10,000. Husband and wife or parent and child may receive "insured protection" up to $30,000. Anaheim's only "savings insured" Savings Association. THE SAVINGS CHANGE BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM - PHONE 7283 RODNEY THUESON (Ace Carrier) Carrier Rod Thueson Breaks Speed Record to Attain Ace Rating Rodney Thueson, 11, is a fast operator. Gazette carrier boys are rated on a point system under which work up to three different classes: First Class, Ace and Master. Ace rating requires a minimum of 500 points and most boys a couple of months to reach it. Not so Rodney, however. Less than a month after joining the carrier force on Route 3, northwest Anaheim he rang total of 580 points to reach rating and break all speed limits to date. Rodney, who came to Anaheim the age of two from North Vista, now lives at 8582 Manor Blvd., with his parents. MORE ABOUT... Redo Reject (Continued from Page 0) pulous and incessant penetrations over the Kaesong neutral zone." Nam's second note rejected Joy's denial of red charges that South Korean troops killed red military police in the Neutral zone on Aug. 19 and 30. Said Nam today: "No denial of facts can free your side from the serious responsibility that you must bear for these two incidents. Our side has adequate witnesses and material evidence to confirm the inescapable responsibility of your side." Both Ridgway and Joy repeatedly have told the Reds that thorough investigations disprove the charges. Peipling radio also hashed over another allegation—that the U.N. command has not published the full texts of red statements on the alleged Kaesong incidents. General Ridgway's public information office said its records show that every communication of the reds has been released. BURGLAR POILED An attempted burglary of the Snow Castle, 823 N. Los Angeles, was foiled last night apparently because passing headlights frightened the thief. Nothing had been taken from the freezer. Lifetime Home In Fullerton Still Available Although Labor Day nearly bought out the trunk 525 N. Yale in Fullerton, Lifetime Home Company nounced this week that remnants would continue to open for inspection until pletely sold. The company officials re-that their furnished model home would also be open to the homes were sold out. The open house is off the block on E. Chapman in Fullerton at 825 N. Yale. The tractor still offers both eran and FHA terms and furnish immediate occupancy qualified buyers. The Lit Home Company built nearly 1,000 houses in County last year and has nounced that the 3-bed homes in Fullerton will be last sold on the easy GI test. WITNESSES CALLED FOR FILMLAND RED PROBE LOS ANGELES (AP)—More 40 witnesses have been summoned for the congressional probe of communism in Hollywood, ling Sept. 17. Defense Precaution is Everywhere Business A needless and dangerous work stoppage in a vital defense UAW-CIO, Local #148. It was called at the Douglas Long Beach Plant in spite of up to the limit permissible by law, have been offered and have of our employees in the bargaining unit. The Company has made fairly and amicably. It has granted all reasonable demands attempts to give the employees in the Long Beach collective by their fellow workers in our other plants. Thousands of our these facts. The Company wants the people in this community is everybody's business. Last June, we offered production and maintenance work total pay increases ranging from 14c to 20c an hour. Twice offers were made in exchange for reasonable and necessa Last June, we offered production and maintenance work tional pay increases ranging from 14c to 20c an hour. Twice offers were made in exchange for reasonable and necessary Principal Unions in two of our California plants accepted th We have been discussing these problems with the Uni never withdrawn, proposed to grant, subject to government ing from 16c to 26c an hour, or an average of 22c an hour We also offered the Union a cost of living escalator clause a cost the Company, if accepted; four and three-quarter mil Demands of the Union, if granted in full, would cost the Co a year, would abolish initiative and recognition of merit and A strike at Long Beach at this time weakens our nation urgently needed by our Air Force today and tomorrow. In a able to the welfare and safety of our shores and institutions knowall. The people in this community have a direct interest DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT Lifetime Homes in Fullerton Still Available Although Labor Day buyers rarely bought but the tract of D. N. Yale in Fullerton, the Lifetime Home Company announced this week that remaining homes would continue to be open for inspection until completely sold. The company officials revealed at their furnished model dream home would also be open until homes were sold out. The open house is off the 700 block on E. Chapman in Fullerton, 523 N. Yale. The tract still offers both vet- and FHA terms and can finish immediate occupancy to qualified buyers. The Lifetime Home Company built and sold early 1,000 houses in Orange county last year and has announced that the 3-bedroom homes in Fullerton will be the first sold on the easy GI terms. TNESSES CALLED FOR HILAND RED PROBE OS ANGELES (AP)—More than witnesses have been summoned the congressional probe of immunism in Hollywood, start-sept. 17. OVERSTOCKED! 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Twice before, going back to October, 1950, wage reasonable and necessary conditions governing labor contracts Long Beach collective bargaining unit the same benefits enjoyed thousands of our employees in the Long Beach Plant know people in this community to know them because defense production and maintenance workers at Long Beach voluntary and uncondito 20c an hour. Twice before, going back to October, 1950, wage reasonable and necessary conditions governing labor contracts, nia plants accepted these offers but the UAW-CIO refused. problems with the Union since October, 1950. Our latest offer, subject to governmental approval, wage and rate increases rangverage of 22c an hour for more than ten thousand employes. ing escalator clause and a number of other benefits that would three-quarter million dollars a year in Long Beach alone. full, would cost the Company eight and one-half million dollars recognition of merit and undermine our efficient plant operation. weakens our national security. This Plant produces aircraft and tomorrow. In a national crisis these aircraft are indispenshores and institutions. Douglas employees know it. The Union have a direct interest in this strike and should know these facts. CRAFT COMPANY, INC