anaheim-gazette 1951-09-14

Fullerton JC Enrollment Up As classes entered their first week at Fullerton junior college, enrollment reached 921 by Wednesday, with the total enrollment expected to reach 1000 by Oct. 1, last day of registration. Registration was considerably heavier during the first three days of instruction than during the same period last year, according to Registrar Robert Rockwell. To date, the total registration has exceeded the number enrolled at the end of last year—803, but has fallen short of the number enrolled last year. "Enrollment is reflecting two factors—the military situation and the wide availability of jobs in industry connected with defense." Rockwell said. "There is no alarming decrease in enrollment, therefore. With several students enrolling each day until Oct. 1, it is likely that we will pass the 1000 mark." RADIO and TELEVISION KLAC ... 570 KIEV ... 870 KNX ... 1070 KGER ... 1290 KFI ... 840 KHJ ... 120 KXLA ... 1110KTED ... 1520 KMPC ... 710 KFWB ... 960 KPOX ... 1280 KWOL ... 1390 KECA ... 790 KFVD ... 1020 KFAC ... 1330 KPMO ... 1600 The following programs are completed from reports provided by the broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part—T.M.D. RADIO FRIDAY P.M. 8:00 P.M. KLAC—Sports News KHJ—Bobby Benson KNX—Ed R. Murrow KPWB—Red Rowe KFAQ—Serenade 5:15 KLAC—Survival Week KHJ—Bobby Benson KNX—Ed R. Murrow KPWB—Red Rowe KFAQ—Serenade 8:30 KLAC—News KFI—Dan Cunat KECA,Chet Huntler KHJ—Clyde Betty KNX—World Today KFAQ-Whona Bill Club 5:45 KLAC-Bam Batter KFI-Elin Peterson KECA-News KNX-Frank Goas 6:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. KLAC—News, Glad Roberts KMPO—Football KECA—Boxing KNX-Opp曼and Thtr. KNJ-Hidden Truth KFAQ-Serenade 1:40 KLAC—Orders & Co. KPI-Motor Mendies KECA-Sports Page KPWB-Hair Raising Tale KBJ-Cisco Kid KHX-Woman's Forum KFAQ-Echoes & Encores 7:43 KFI-Pro Golf Gon KMPO-Jog Hernandez KPWB-Romary Kops 8:00 P.M. KLAC—News,Basketball, Hollywood-Seattle KPI-One Man's Family KECA-Defense attorney KJM-Mag.Theatre KNX-Lowell Thomas KPWB-News Club KFAQ-C concert 1:15 KFI-World News KMPO-Lonesome Gal KNX-Jack Smith KMPO—Dance Time KECA-Newtown Thtr. KBJ-Grime Fighters KNX-Berlah 9:45 KPWB-News KNX-Club 10:00 P.M. KLAO News,Music KFI-Reporter KECA-EWK News KPWB-Gene Notman KBJ-I Love Mystery KFAQ-Music Crossroads 10:30 KPWB-News,Music KFI-Paint Party KECA-Orch. KBJ-Lonesome Gal KBJ-Phillin Norman 10:45 KPI-Lional Barrymore KECA-News N.Yorkers 11:00 P.M. KLAO Music KBW-Gone Norman KBJ-Mpo-Dance Time KECA-News,Sports NEW HEALTH STORE—Mr. heim Health-Food Store, tomorrow. They are sister Health Food Store Opens Tomorrow Anaheim Health Food 126 E. Center st., will offi open its doors to the public morrow. TELEVISION Friday, Sept. 14 5:00 P.M. KTSL (2) - Obst Town KNBB (4) - Boone in Riddle KTLA (5) - Playwriter KEGA (7) - Foreman Phillips KJU (9) - Film KTTV (11) - Classified Column KLAO (13) - Al Jarris KBH (6) - Gabby Hayes KLJ (9) - Having Beauty KLAO (13) - Hitch Post, Law Commands? KBH (4) - Howdy Doody KTLA (5) - Cowboy Thrill KTTV (11) - Range Riders KJU (9) - TV Unly. 6:00 P.M. KTAL (2) - Tele Comics KNBB (4) - Homedy Club KECA (7) - Space Patrol KJU (9) - News KTTV (11) - News KTSL (2) - Stop at Boney Bill's KEGA (7) - Tom Corbett, Snake Cadet KTTV (11) - Kay Mulvey's Open House KLAO (13) - Willie Wonderful KJU (9) - Theater, "Black Mt. Bider" KTBL (2) - M.T.O. Hollywood Prime KNBB (4) - Film, "Red Riding Hood" KTLA (5) - Beenr Time, KeGa (7) - Fortman Phillips KTV (11) - Cap. Video, Clete Roberts KNBH (4) - Kelley and Morgan KTLA (5) - Hardy Hints KLAO (13) - Sam Balter 7:00 P.M. KNBH (4) - Laurel and Hardy KTLA (5) - Newreel KBQA (7) - Hill Gwin Shot KTTV (11) - Living Book KLAO (13) - Al Jarris KTLA (5) - Your Town-Mayor Bowron KBNH (4) - Inside Television KTSL (2) - News, Sports KBNH (4) - News, Weather KTJA (7) - Charlie Chase KEGA (7) - Life with Linkletter KJU (9) - Feature, "Thur, Child" KTTV (11) - Pet Exch. KTLSI (2) - The Ad Libberson KBNH (4) - Who Said That? KTLA (5) - Royal Harwalls KEGA (7) - United or Not? KTTV (11) - Twenty Questions KLAO (13) - Women's Wrestling KTSLI (2) - Man Against Crime KBNH (4) - Space Cadet KTVA (7) - FilmKTTV (11) - Pt. Pe. D., LAO (13) KHAO (13) - Wrestling KJU (9) Movie, "Cipher Bureau" 9:00 P.M. KTBL (2) - Film First, KBNH (4) - Let Poppa Go! KLAO (13) - Wrestling KJU (9) Movie, "Cipher Bureau" 10:00 P.M. KTSLI (2) - Live Like Millionaire KBQA (7) - Hillwood, Thtr., Aunt Bessie! KTLV (11) - Hoise Salutes the Star! KTLV (11) - Polypoides Night! KBNH (4) - Gene Norm'n KTLA (5) - Prince Welk KEGA (7) - Crime with Father KTLV (11) What's the Verdict! 11:00 P.M. KTSLI (2) - Peter Potter KEGA (7) - Chett Hintley-Bank Weaver KTTV (11) News, Club 11 KLAO (13) - Clete Robers, Newer. KEGA (7) - Film, "Official O'Brien" KEOA (13) - Movie, "Witnesses" KTLA (5) Final Edition KTTV (11) Midnight Movie, "Long Shot" TOMORROW KTSLI (2) 4:00-Preview 4:15-Parade of Events 4:30-Reserve KBNH (4) 8:00-Wrestling KTLV(1) 12:00-Movies KEGA(7) 10:30-Fighting Men" KTLV(1) 10:00-Piece Treaty 2:45-Farm Palr 4:00-Film-Vengeance KLAO(13) 1:45-Serenade 3:00-Permit Fair Vengeance 12:00-Sat. Matinee NEW HEALTH STORE—Mrs. heim Health Food Store, tomorrow. They are sisters. Health Food Store Opens Tomorrow Anaheim Health Food Store is open its doors to the public morrow. Proprietors of the new store are sisters, Mrs. Ida Gunnn Mrs. Jerry Willis, former realtors with Crawford's MAt Five-Points in El Monte were trained as nutritionists vious to their association with Crawford's. Mrs. Gunn and her husband residents of Anaheim, Mrs. Ilis and her family intend m here shortly. MORE ABOUT... Local C of C Continued from Page 1) man, on the Raymond ave. by dumping problem. He pointed out the need for or rescinding or altering theent county ordinance which righte County Building code applicable to improvements made beyond the 200-foot set-backthe center line of county roadRobertshaw-Fulton. Clyde Cromer, chairman of Industrial committee, reported completion of the Roberts ulton Controls Co. plant onchester bldd. and Euclid avethe furnishing of the offices.R-F employment office will opened in a short time, he sae He also reported the Days Furniture Co. building at theta Fe tracks and South st.asunder way" and reported that firm will have its official op some time within the next 60 minutes. An outline for a "Live in heim" public relations program was presented by Harold S chairman of the Public Policy mittee. His request for a committee to prepare details of a and a financial program to out the project met with the uimous approval of the board. Stan Whieldon, general man of the Hallowe'en Fest reported organization of the SATURDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAC-Clate Roberts KPI-For Men Only KMPC-Service Show KFWB-News B Leydan KFAC-KECA-Music 1:15 KCA-Acords KMPC-Story Book Hour KHJ-Breakfast Gunz 1:30 KLAC-Haynes at Reins KMPC-Story Circus KECA-Bob Garred KNX-Franken Goe 1:45 KIJ-KHJ-KFAP-News KCA-No School Today KNX-Top of Morning 8:00 A.M. KLAC-News, Stocks KFI-Hollydale Story KMPC-KFWB-News KHJ-Leslie Nichols KPAO-Music KPOX-All Nations Bible KLAC-Haynes KMPC-Markets Sports KJI-News; Bob Greene KFWB-Bill Lyden 8:30 KLAC-News KFI-Secret Story KMCP-Glas Pete KJI-Haven of Rest KNX-Romance KFAO-News 2:46 KLAC-Racing News KMPC-Service Show KCA-Miranda KFWB-Kunitz 8:00 A.M. KLAQ-News, Haynes KFI-This Is Nintendo Shrinker KMPE-Wintergirl Whitegirl KFWB-Savitration Army KCA-No School KJI-Plying Feet KNX-Theater Today KEOA-Irv Cook 9:00 KLAQ-Al James KFI-Sat Symphony KJI-To Vita KNX-Books KFWB-Indian Scalp KFAO-Plano 9:45 KLI-Civil Defense 10:00 A.M. KLAC-Al Jarris KFI-Sat, Symphony KMPC-Whittinallah KJI-News KECA-Ira Cook KFWB-News KMX-Sheen Over Hiwd. KFAO-Concert 10:13 KFWB-M Hart KJI-Land of Free 10:38 KMPC-Johnny on the Spot KJI-Reien Hall KNX-Alisa Joe Dop-KFAO-Sonne 11:00 A.M. KLAC-Al Jarris KFI-Mary Lee Taylor KJI-Dunn On Discs KFWB-Music KMX-Music With Girls KFAO-Music 11:15 KFAO-Book Press 12:28 KFL-Pard & Home Br. KNX-Meet the Mrs. KFAO-Music 12:38 KLAC-Al Jarris KFI-Farm Reporter KMPT-Music KEA-Ira Cook KFI-News KFWB-Music KMX-O Drake, Fun to Be Young KFAO-Consert 12:45 KFL-Quiet Use Answer KMFU-Music 12:58 KLAQ-570 Club KEOA-Orcambra KFWB-News KFX-Make Way for Youth 1:00 P.M. KLAC-News, 770 Club KMPC-Music KEOA-Sat With Bill KJI-Sports KFWB-Bill Anson KNX-Chicagoans KFAO-Serenade 11:15 KFI-From Dixie KFAO-Composers 12:38 KNX-Information KJI-Bandstand U.S.A. 2:00 P.M. KLAQ-News, 770 Club KMPC-News, His KECA-Music KJI-Meadowbrook Matinee NEX-Philip Norman KFWB-Bill Anson KFAO-Matinee 2:15 KFI-Bandstand 2:38 KBJ-Ga. Crackers KBJ-Xthis Is Living 3:00 P.M. KLAQ-News, Sports, 770 Club KBJ-Bandstand KBJ-Marines in Review KBCO-News, Hits KBCO-Peter Potter KBJ-Bands for Bonds KBCO-Cross Bee U.S.A.KFAO-Opera 3:38 KBCO-Winner Wismer KBCO-This is LA KBJO-Merr's Records KBFO-Music 4:38 KBCO-Vacationland KBFO-Peter Potter 4:00 P.M. KLAQ-News, Sports, Jamboree KBCO-Martinee KBCO-Jr Junction KBCO-Fram Poise KBCO-John Flynn KBFO-Masterpieces 4:15 KBCO-Paul Masterson KBJO-HemingwayKBCO-Living 1931 KBCO-Music Festival KBJO-SportsKBCO-Blind Artists 4:45 KBOC-Racing KBJO-Twin NewsKBOF-Bad Rows (G) - 1931 by Universal Radio Features Synd.-Tom E. Danson. An outline for a "Live in heim" public relations program was presented by Harold S. chairman of the Public Policy committee. His request for a committee to prepare details of a and a financial program to out the project met with the imious approval of the board. Stan Whieldon, general manager of the Hallowe'en Fest, reported organization of the event well under way and said committee assignments would made within the next few weeks with a plan of finance to be sent next week. Parade retains are to meet Monday to decide on the size, type route of the parade and the distribution of personnel. Marine Convicted Of Attack Charge Convicted of intent to con rape against an A9naheim woman Samuel James Pancoast, a Ma today faced a hearing for his baitation and pronouncement sentence before Superior J Franklin G. West in Santa Sept. 28. A jury deliberated one and 13 minutes late yesterday before returning a verdict guilty. Pancoast had been accused of attempted attack Aug. 6 Mrs. Viola Blanche Stebbing Anaheim. They had met at the Harry Park Ballroom and accompanied another couple to Santa Ana Pancoast was driving Mrs. Bins back to Anaheim, he turned off onto a side road and tried attack her, she charged. She was beaten and her cing was torn off before he persuaded to cease the attempt. NEW HEALTH STORE—Mrs. Ida Guhn, center, and Mrs. Jerry Willis, right, proprietors of the Anaheim Health Food Store, 128 E Center st., put the finishing touches on the store prior to opening tomorrow. They are sisters and trained nutritionists.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt) Health Food Store Opens Tomorrow Anaheim Health Food store, E. Center st., will officially open its doors to the public tomorrow. MORE ABOUT... Peace Talks (Continued from Page 1) protests." The communists have claimed numerous air and ground violations of the five-mile neutral County Building Health Food Store Opens Tomorrow By JEANNINE PANNIER Remember me? Hope so. I'm back again to keep you up to date on what we're doin' at high school, and believe me, we've been doing it. What with registration, first day excitement, buying student body cards, changing this and that class and just getting back in the swing of things we've been pretty busy. There are more students this year than ever before, and it seems like the school is "bulging its seams." You even have to wait in line to get up the stairs. It is deeply regreted that many of the bewildered freshmen were sold assembly seats and handbooks the latter are given out free in their Orientation classes) by some of the, shall we say, "crafty" upperclassmen on registration day. The first thing on the program Monday morning was a general assembly at 8 o'clock opened by Mr. Demaree, our principal. The new teachers were introduced, and the student body officers were given their pins, incidentally out president is Ira Webber in case you didn't know. The song and cheer leaders also had a part in the assembly. The students then went to each of their classes for half hour periods and school was dismissed at noon. I won't be able to tell you any club news until next week as things haven't had a chance yet to really "get rolling," but I do know that our first dance will be after the Redlands football game September 21, which will be kind of a get acquainted dance and is to be sponsored by the senior class. I'll have more next week, so be looking for me. MORE ABOUT Peace Talks (Continued from Page 1) protests." The communists have claimed numerous air and ground violations of the five-mile neutral zone around Kaesong by the U.N. Allies. The U.N. command has admitted only one of them — the strafing carly last Monday. Peiping radio said last night the armistice negotiations 'could start again immediately' and quick agreement could be reached if the Allies would admit communist accusations of neutrality violations. U.S. EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, Korea (P)-Unified Nations Doughboys today wrested a towering peak from bitterly resisting reds north of Yanggu as the bloody "Battle of the Hills" ground on in eastern Korea. On the other end of the peninsula, six Russian-type T-34 tanks and two self-propelled guns were spotted west of Yonchon. They were immediately attacked by U.N. artillery, planes and tanks. In the air war, Allied planes roared through Korean skies on close support missions for the infantry and slashing attacks at red supply lines. MORE ABOUT McCracken (Continued from Page 1) His face betrayed no emotion. After returning to the courtroom, the defense, by stipulation with the prosecution, read into the record the testimony given at the first trial by Mrs. Lillian York, who said her home backed against the Pine motel, and she has a daughter named Fatsy, aged 10. The testimony wae intended to bolster McCracken's testimony that while Patty Hull was in his cabin, he heard a voice outside call "Hey, Patty," as he understood it. This, he said, agitated Patty Hull and was one of the reasons why she tried to climb County Building Permits Lower Building permits or the corporated area of Orange during the past week with only $1550 issued in the heim area. Yorba Linda, where a ten eight homes received permit the unincorporated comm with $78,608 closely follow Buena Park with $76,128, ing a $48,000 permit for kitchen foundation. Other community totals Costa Mesa $48,200, Santa $28,932, South Laguna Garden Grove $16,445, $15,772, Stanton $14,500, $11,500, Westminster $996 istrano Beach $7800, Orange Laguna Beach $200, A $1550. "It is not the foe You are IN -the -GRAM SATURDAY SEPTEMBER of the Anahe NO SPECTACLES—CIGGY THIEF ESCAPES Because a clerk in a Santa Ana food market is near-sighted, Sanita Ana police missed an important clue to the identity of a thief who stole a case of cigarettes yesterday afternoon from the store-room of the Red Rooster Market, 1919 S. Main St., Santa Ana. The loss was placed at $72.50. Howdy, Neighbor We Welcome Anaheim HEALTH FOOD Store to the rapidly expanding EAST CENTER STREET BUSINESS SECTION DICHMAN'S VARIETY 132 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM "The house of a thousand and one GIFT ITEMS" MORE ABOUT... Child Safety Lincoln school wee taken by Mrs. Helen Todd's Third grade class, Albert Evans' Fourth and Fifth grade combined class and Missadele Howard's Fourth grade class. Funds were appropriated last night by the Optimists to provide for a mimeographed safety builten to contain reports, suggestions and remarks from parents, teachers, city authorities and other individuals and organizations who have something to offer regarding the Child Safety Campaign. Principal speaker at the meeting was Fullerton Junior college's football coach, Tex Oliver, who departed from time-honored coaching custom and made no alibis-influence for his team. "They'll give a good account of themselves when they get in the living and begin clicking," he said. Of the current crop of Anaheim boys who have signed up for the JC team, Oliver remarried. They're good boys and I expect lot of them. I have only one tenant—Bill Cook over at Santa Ana JC still wears an occasional anaheim boy over to his school." Oliver tossed verbal bouquets to SAJC Coach Bill Cook and UHS Coach Clare Van Hooreke. "I don't know why you wanted County Building 5 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1901 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Fullerton coach to talk to you about football when you have two of the finest men in the business both from Anaheim," he said. "I mean, of course, Bill Cook and Clare Van Hoorebeke." A former West Point student, Oliver had no excuses for the recent cheating episode there. "Those boys weren't living up to the Point's traditions," he explained. "However," he continued, "human nature being what it is. I believe it is a mistake for the school authorities to make it so easy to crib on examinations." Congratulations and Best Wishes TO OUR NEW NEIGHBOR Anaheim HEALTH FOOD Store ANAHEIM TEXTILE STORE "Anaheim's Leading Yardage Store" 112 E. Center, Ph. Anaheim 2068 We Welcome Anaheim HEALTH FOOD Store ... as a neighbor ... as an asset to the rapidly expanding East Center Street Business Section ... , , as an added County Building Permits Lower Building permits or the unincorporated area of Orange county during the past week totalled $36,875 lowest in three weeks, with only $1550 issued in the Anaheim area. Yorba Linda, where a tract of eight homes received permits, led the unincorporated communities with $78,608 closely followed by Buena Park with $76,128, including a $48,000 permit for a new kitchen foundation. Other community totals were: Costa Mesa $48,200; Santa Ana $28,932; South Laguna $19,500; Garden Grove $16,445; Katella 15,772; Stanton $14,500; Tustin 11,500; Westminster $9960; Caprano Beach $7800; Orange $4800; Aguana Beach $200; Anaheim 1550. as an asset to the rapidly expanding East Center Street Business Section and, as an added service to Anaheim Shoppers We urge you to give them the same loyal support which has made us happy that we chose this spot to serve you with JEWELRY and GIFTS STEUERWALD'S 124 E. CENTER — ANAHEIM — PHONE 5191 HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH! "It is not the food in your life...but the life in your food, that counts." You are INVITED to attend — the — GRAND Opening SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15 of the Anaheim HEALTH FOOD Store SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15 of the Anaheim HEALTH FOOD Store 126 EAST CENTER — ANAHEIM — PHONE ANAHEIM 5191 REGISTER NOW and WIN one of the many FOOD PRIZES TO BE AWARDED AT OUR DRAWING SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 15 at 8:30 P.M. REGISTRATION OPEN TO EVERY-ONE VISITING OUR STORE FROM NOW UNTIL DRAWING TIME. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO PARTICIPATE. Winning tickets will be posted on our window immediately following drawing, so you may claim your prize anytime within 5 days by identifying yourself. featuring... AT OUR JUICE BAR YOUR FAVORITE HEALTH DRINK, Fresh and Frozen Juices to take out and Health and Diabetic Ice Cream A COMPLETE STOCK OF • Battle Creek Products • DROKEL Mineral Salts Products • Dietetic Products • Vitamin Preparations • Reducing Formulas • Koesel's Papaya Products • Health Breads • Dried Fruits • Yogurt • HEALTH BOOKS and MAGAZINES BE SURE TO SEE THE FREE DEMONSTRATION AND OBTAIN SAMPLES OF DOCTOR BRONNER'S ORGANIC SALT Has no Sea salt or Sodium Chloride, etc., added. OPENING DAY ★ ALL DAY SATURDAY SEPT. 15 ★ 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.