anaheim-gazette 1951-09-13

Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with all thy might—Eccles, 9:10. CALIFORNIANA — A Spanish expedition under the command of Alejandro Malaspina, in the corvettes Descuberta and Atrevida arrived in Monterey Sept. 18, 1791. They were making a round-the-world exploration voyage. John Groehm (Graham), first American in California, was a member of the expedition. He died that day and was immediately interred in California soil. LINE-O-TYPE — Ben Switzler, the Union Oil electrician, moved to Fullerton. His son Don Switzler will continue to go to school at Anaheim HI. His sister however, will attend the Fullerton HI where Ben was a brilliant football player; more years ago than he wishes to remember . . . Dr. Joseph Track, the Anahelmer, is proving to be a popular luncheon club speaker. He knows what it is to be behind the “iron curtain.” He knows what freedom is because he lived under the communist yoke. Ranl (Mighty Mouse) Moran, the dapper little man who made softball history, has hung up his glove for another year. “Gorde Lamas is reported to be making good with Anaheim’s Own somewhere in Japan. Reds Schedule Another Vienna ‘Peace Council’ VIENNA (CP) — Another meeting of the Moscow-controlled “World Peace Council” is scheduled to open today in Prague, Czechia-vakla, it was learned in western circles here. No advance mention of the council meeting has appeared in the communist press so far, but western intelligence groups heard about it a week ago. The meeting was regarded here as holding a hint of Moscow’s answer to the west’s diplomatic victory in the signing of the Japanese peace treaty. Western observers in Vienna said they believe the council would make a new call to the United Nations to sponsor a “pact” Richards With 7th Infantry WITH THE 7th INF. DIV. IN KOREA — Pic. Lorrin G. Richards, husband of Mrs. L. G. Richards, 200 N. Citron st., is in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division’s 31st “Polar Bear” Infantry regiment. His new unit has been playing an important role in the Korean campaign since the Inchon landing last September. Richards sailed for Korea after a furlough at home upon completion of basic training at Camp Roberts. He is a graduate of Fullerton high school. Sent from their home country to operate in foreign territory. proving to be a popular luncheon club speaker. He knows what it is to be behind the "iron curtain." He knows what freedom is because he lived under the communist yoke... Ranl (Mighty Mouse) Moran, the dapper little man who made softball history, has Bung up his glove for another year... "Gorde Lamas is reported to be making good with Anaheim's Own somewhere in Japan. He's the Sarge—and a mighty good one at that. MUSING — Wonder whether that palm tree or the signal at Lemon and Los Angeles is more important? The cocus pulmosa palm almost completely hides the traffic signal. NOTES—The Barrons know their merchandising. Clifford Barron is an expert haberdasher. His wife, Irene Barron, is an exceptionally fine seamstress... Another Barron — John — is a men's furnishings salesman... Catalina Barron is an inspector at the Anaheim Hoslery Mill... Stan Whieldon will make a mighty good chairman of the Anaheim Halloween celebration. They couldn't have selected a better man. The guy's a hard worker who prides himself on a job well done... The WCTU is holding a convention at Placentia today. Dad Golden remembers when the organization was a power and an influence in Anaheim and Orange county... MEMORY LANE—Once upon a time, a county seat newspaper put out an Anaheim edition. It set up an office on Center Street. It was a short-lived venture that really cost its proprietor a few nickels... Paul Vissman, the San Quentin prison guard, who newspapers for almost every daily in the county, was part of the picture... So was "Tiny" Geler, the giant Anaheim footballer, who did the sports, play-by-play in his spare time. PRESS NOTES — Hermann Strandt, the Anaheim archeologist and student of American Indian lore, has gotten a lot of nice publicity since the Gazette ran a feature story about his museum about a year ago. Velma Dunlap did the latest 'piece' about the retired cement finisher 'Other day. NEWSNOTES — Edna Ehrhorn is really an accomplished musician... Claud Sympson will tell you that his concern has come a long way since practically being wiped out by fire a little more than a year ago... George Tasekhaff might tell you that the one-time Anaheimer, Leo Fender, is doing things in the musical world. He turns out the world's best electrical guitars. It all started back in 1924 when he got an oat meal carton, wire, cat-whiskers and a crystal and built himself a radio on the family ranch on La Palma avenue... Theo Quarton was a three-sport man at Anaheim Hi before Stan Elley came along to excel in everything on the program. When was that? In the WPA-SERA days. NITECAPSULE — Politicians are lucky that the public's memory is short. Promises made yesterday will be forgotten tomorrow. RUMOR—has it that the Gazette's egg-shaped columnist with the obling views, WALDO HUNTER, is trying to muscle in on a round-the-world cruise in a 35-foot yawl. LOUIS SMITH of Costa Mesa has the boat and is awaiting only the proper moment to start. He figures the trip would last three to four years. QUENTIN prison guard, who news-papered for almost every daily in the county, was part of the picture... So was "Tiny" Gelser, the giant Anaheim footballer, who did the sports, play-by-play in his spare time. PRESS NOTES — Hermann Strandt, the Anaheim archeologist RUMOR—has it that the Gazette's egg-shaped columnist with the obling views, WALDO HUNTER, is trying to muscle in on a round-the-world cruise in a 35-foot yawl. LOUIS SMITH of Costa Mesa has the boat and is awaiting only the proper moment to start. He figures the trip would last three to four years. FAMILY DELICIOUS HEARTFUL PIES CAKES ROLLS You'll find them in a wide variety ... plus many other bakery delicacies ... at Hadley's OUR BAKERY PRODUCTS HAVE THAT "BAKED AT HOME" FLAVOR! For Your Convenience, We are Open Evenings. BREAKFAST More and more folks are having their breakfast at Hadley's. They like our wholesome food and friendly service. LUNCH If you're in a hurry, you'll appreciate our quick service. Stop in tomorrow for a delicious lunch. Special attention given to orders on CAKES For weddings, anniversaries, birthdays and other parties. So, for that special occasion, order your cake from HADLEY'S HADLEY'S BAKERY and FOUNTAIN 101 W. CENTER at LOS ANGELES ANAHEIM Phone 2981 of peace" among the big five powers, including communist China. Russia has made a number of proposals for a big five conference. The last important one was contained in the letter of Russia's president Nikolai M. Shvernik to U.S. President Truman. The proposals have been consistently rejected by the west as propaganda trick. Some western observers here feel that if the U.N. refuses to sponsor a big five meeting, the Russians and their satellites in the U.N. will walk out of the U.N. general assembly meeting at Paris in November and set up the "peace council" as a sort of spy world U.N. body. More conservative appraisers here do not agree with that Norrdo they agree with another group that the Russians are keeping the "peace council" please for a big five meeting going on one hand but must keep alive the conflict or substitute some military adventure on the Tian group head locals entire Russian "peace" needs small military o to try to convince the Asia and Turope that tern powers are aggressor BACK TO SCHOOL FEATURING ALPHA BETA'S Wonderland of "For Delicious Casseroles" 6½ oz. NO ½ CAN CHICKEN OF SEA TUNA 27 "Makes Good Sandwiches" TWO POUND LOAF ARVILLA CHEESE FOOD 75 "Just Save a Plate" 12 oz. JARS HUNT'S CUKE CHIPS 2 for 25 CHICKEN OF SEA TUNA 27 "Makes Good Sandwiches" TWO POUND LOAF ARVILLA CHEESE FOOD 75 Just Serve a Plate" 12 oz. JARS HUNT'S CUKE CHIPS 2 for 25 Now's the Time to Pickle" CIDER VINEGAR Ladies Choice GALLON JUG 39 Grind to Your Own Taste GAYLORD COFFEE POUND PACKAGE 75 Libby's TOMATO JUICE LB.CAN 45¢ WONDERLAND of VALUES Lilly's A dish with snap! 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