anaheim-gazette 1951-09-24

4 Anahuim Gazette MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1851 ANAHOIM, CALIFORNIA Punished attempts, Monday through Friday, at 250 East Center, Anaheim, California. Phone Anaheim 2206. Entered as second-class matter at the Anaheim, California, Postoffice on June 5, 1869, under the Act of March 3, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the Associated Press, the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers' Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: 50c per month by carrier or $5 per year by carrier or mail. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all A.P. news dispatches. THEODORE B. KUCHEL Publisher MAX BESLER Assistant Publisher LEONARD KREIDT City Editor STANLEY JONES Sports Editor NEIL STANLEY Advertising Manager G. E. MELLEN Assistant Advertising Manager RALPH ROULAND Classified Advertising Manager DON YOUNG Circulation Manager The YMCA building... Our sincere congratulations go to those earnest and unselfish men and women who have worked so hard to obtain the funds and build the structure which will be dedicated next Sunday afternoon as the YMCA building on S. Citron. Tommy Thomason and his many co-workers who put in so much hard work to bring about the YMCA building have brought forth a wonderful addition to the youth, culture and religious movements in Anaheim. If you haven't already done so, take a few minutes and drive by the building at 121 S. Citron. It is a fine job. You too will be happy that it has come to Anaheim. An important drive... Another group of Anaheim folks who have put in a commendable amount of unselfish labor for others are the many Anaheemers who have joined in the solicitations of the Community Chest. It is not easy to volunteer to are not fortunate enough to have been selected to help solicit the funds, let's show our good faith by peeling off the roll and giving it to the Community Chest. And, that Century Club idea is a coach Anaheim citizens on busi- (Ed. Note—The brass ring for one free ride on the Winton Merry-Go-Round today gives Premier Alcide de Gasperi an opportunity on his present visit to United States.) WASHINGTON—Five years ago I was in the Luxembourg Paris when a delegation representing defeated Italy entered entire peace conference sat and chilly. Even the American Russian delegates, who disbanded on many things, agreed in frostiness toward the nation had spawned Mussolini and tended his Fascist brand of tyranny over the Mediterranean. Japan and Germany were permitted to send delegates to peace conference and doubled would not have dared to do so had they been permitted. In trust, a thin-faced, frail I wearing spectacles walked up to the rostrum and plea. "I raise my voice for a new public which is striving to the lasting and construal peace which you also are seeking," he said. "A nation of persons is ready and determined work with you in the foundation of a more just and humble world." There was no applause when thin-faced Italian finished—dication that he had won sufficing for the cooperation he was ing. Nor was there any tha- An important drive . . . Another group of Anaheim folks who have put in a commendable amount of unselfish labor for others are the many Anaheimers who have joined in the solicitations of the Community Chest. It is not easy to volunteer to take an active part in the Community Chest drive. It means you will have to put out a great amount of energy in getting your share of the job done. It means you will have to give up considerable of your business and family time, and it means you have to face some discouragements in trying to put the drive across. Think it over. Would you like to have the job? Well, it all is in a mighty good cause — worthy of everybody's support. So, since the majority of us are not fortunate enough to have been selected to help solicit the funds, let's show our good faith by peeling off the roll and giving it to the Community Chest. And, that Century Club idea is a poach. Anaheim citizens or business firms who give $100 or more become members of the club. Dick Gay, at the Bank of America, is in charge of this part of the drive. Let's show Dick and the other active workers in the Community Chest that we appreciate what they are doing for all of us. If you can afford to do it, you should get in touch with Dick right now and join the Century Club. If that is out of your reach, you can bet your smaller contribution will be a mighty contribution and appreciated by all. Don't be a million . . . The first American to die fighting for his country was a Minute Man who fell in the Battle of Lexington, April 19, 1775. The millionth so to die was killed in Korea this month, according to compilations of the Association of Casualty and Security companies. Because of them, and of all who counted country above life in the years between their hero deaths, a nation has endured and grown to such greatness that it is the strength and hope for freedom of all peoples over the earth. Without the United States of America, 2000 million men and women would today be without a champion powerful enough to defy enslavement. But, if you notice the editorial "cartoon" over near the center of this page you will see something else that gives us absolutely no reason to revere. It is a "notice" to you that the one millionth automobile death is about to occur. It is dead certain to come. Consequently, you should be just as certain that it will not happen to you, to your family, your friends, or that you will not have any part in that one millionth death. But, to escape it, you must drive with alert mind, keep your eyes open, your cars working, your wits tuned up, exercise more than your share of courtesy and patience while driving, and you must pilot your car as if you were also driving for all the other people in the road. Anaheim Girl To Twirl For FJC Band Numerous honors and awards for skill have come to Jo Burdick; freshman at Fullerton junior college, and new chief drum ma- No Air Shows Slated for Public WASHINGTON (AP) — The government will not permit air shows or exhibitions from now on unless they contribute to the advancement of aviation and public confidence in it. The lasting and construc- peace which you also are s- ing," he said. "A nation of o- ers is ready and determine- work with you in the founda- of a more just and hum- world." There was no applause when thin-faced Italian finished—dication that he had won su- for the cooperation he was s- ing. Nor was there any th- that this man could long re- at the holm of the turbulent, ering coalition of parties w- then governed Italy. Today, however, that man, mier de Gasperi of Italy, still still thin-faced, still wearing rimmed spectacles, is in the U- States, not as a suppliant r- senting a conquered nation, b- a friend and partner in the de cooperative for western Europe. And having just come trom tawa and a discussion of m- Nato defense, de Gasperi k- better than most how drastis- the diplomats have reversed t- selves since that frigid day i- Palace of Luxembourg in 19- Homespun Premier It is quite possible that would not be playing this ro- full partnership had it not for the man who arrives in W-ington today. He is not a pr- sesing figure. In fact, you imagine anyone more the oppo- of Mussolini that Alcide de Ga- drab, demure, modest, home. But the exact opposite of M- solini—in more ways than o- is what Italy has needed in t- harassed postwar years. An- Gasperi's life has been ther- verse of Mussolini's almost f- the day it began. It began, incidentally, not ally but in Austria. De Gasperi born—70 years ago—on the w- side of the tracks. The son minor Austrian government cial in the Tyrolean Alps, w- Austria and Italy meet and w- slices of territory have chu- hands over the years. De Gasperi studied at the versity of Vienna, got into th- bor movement, was elected to Austrian parliament as an I- separationist, battled against- the Austrian aristocracy and ian communists, and finally-, World War I had shifted his- of the Alas from Austria Anaheim Girl To Twirl For FJC Band Numerous honors and awards for skill have come to Jo Burdick; freshman at Fullerton junior college, and new chief drum majorette for the band. Miss Burdick comes to the college from Anaheim High. Seventeen years of age, she is a tall, graceful blonde. An education major at the junior college, she hopes eventually to be proprietor of her own baton-twirling and dancing school. During the recent summer, Miss Burdick was an instructor at the "twirling camp" at the College of the Pacific, Stockton, California, to which twirlers from as far away as Texas came. Later, she instructed at the Pepperdine College, Los Angeles, "twirling camp." On Oct. 1 she is to judge a baton-twirling contest at Albuquerque, N.M. Among the honors for twirling by Miss Burdick are, 1st place trophy, Cypress annual White Gold parade, 1949; 1st, Huntington Beach Christmas parade, 1950; 1st, Torrance Area baton contest; 1st, Stockton July 4th parade; 1st division medal, Torrance Senior band contest; First place rating, annual Fullerton Band festival. She has appeared on the Horace Heidt, "Backstage with NTG," "Newseel of the Week" and other television shows. Other appearances included the Hollywood Hotel floor show; Los Angeles Athletic club annual minstrel show; and numerous USO shows. Already on the way to fulfilling her ambition, she has her own twirling students in Corong del Mar and Anaheim. No Air Shows Slated for Public WASHINGTON (AP) — The government will not permit air shows or exhibitions from now on unless they contribute to the advancement of aviation and public confidence in it. The Civil Aeronautics administration, announcing a new policy yesterday, said it will not sanction aerial acrobatics not under direct radio control; delayed parachute jumping; dog fighting; intentional aircraft crashes; and similar hazardous operations. Charles F. Horne, CAA administrator, said the new policy is "based on a study of the whole air show question," not just on the recent air show accident at Flagler, Colo., where 20 persons were killed when a plane flew into a crowd of spectators. "I do not feel it is good public policy today to authorize departures from the carefully framed civil air regulations solely for the sake of thrills," Horne said in a statement. RED CROSS CLASS OPENS A standard Red Cross First Aid class will begin at Anaheim Union high school Oct. 2, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The class, which is open to any interested persons, will be taught by Avon B. Carlson, member of the AUHS faculty. The first was demonstration after he won the national elections in April, 1948. The victory was considered a resounding feat for the communists; many leaders in de Gaspere party demanded that the cabine be filled entirely from the raft of Christian Democrats. He fused. "It would not be fair," he added. "This was a victory for democracy not for any one political party. And he proceeded to appoint his cabinet some of the strong men from the Republican, Liberal in the Tyrolean Alps, Austria and Italy meet and wipe slices of territory have changed hands over the years." De Gasperi studied at the university of Vienna, got into the borer movement, was elected to Austrian parliament as an Italian separationist, battled against the Austrian aristocracy and Italian communists, and finally World War I had shifted his hand of the Alps from Austria over Italy, was elected to the Italian Parliament. De Gasperi emerged from a in the Vatican library after years in exile during the reign Mussolini to take part in guest fighting against the Germans to be elected premier of Italy 1946. It is a tribute to his sense political sagacity—and to people say to his youthful traint in balancing above Alpine prece-that de Gasperi is still in office today. A dozen cabinets come and gone in France. A election is about to be held England. But de Gasperi conti-nts at the helm in Italy. The reasons include: First sense of fairness; second, his religious conviction that Christianity must be applied to poli- The first was demonstration after he won the national elections in April, 1948. The victory was considered a resounding feat for the communists; many leaders in de Gaspere party demanded that the cabine be filled entirely from the raft of Christian Democrats. He fused. "It would not be fair," he added. "This was a victory for democracy not for any one political party. And he proceeded to appoint his cabinet some of the strong men from the Republican, Liberal in the Tyrolean Alps, Austria and Italy meet and wipe slices of territory have changed hands over the years." BALANCING HIS BOOKS... WITH YOUR HELP THE WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND BY BERN WAKEON Ed. Note—The brass ring, good one free ride on the Washington Merry-Go-Round today goes to premier Alcide de Gasperi of Italy on his present visit to the United States. WASHINGTON—Five years ago was in the Luxembourg Palace in Paris when a delegation represented defeated Italy entered. The fire peace conference sat stolid and chilly. Even the American and Russian delegates, who disagreed many things, agreed in their honesty toward the nation which spawned Mussolini and ex-faced his Fascist brand of tyranny over the Mediterranean. Japan and Germany were not permitted to send delegates to the peace conference and doubtless did not have dared to do so even they been permitted. In const, a thin-faced, frail Italian singing spectacles walked timidly up to the rostrum and made a noise. "I raise my voice for a new rebellion which is striving toward the lasting and constructive face which you also are seeking," he said. "A nation of folks is ready and determined to work with you in the foundation of a more just and humane world." There was no applause when the anti-faced Italian finished—no intention that he had won support in the cooperation he was seek- Nor was there any thought this man could long remain. Countv Comment By GEORGE HART Some items of water news, good and bad: Two wells of the Red Hill Water Co. at Tustin are reported out of commission. That's because they are out of water and the pumps have sucked them full of sand. One well hits bottom at 10 feet below ground, the other at 20 feet, it is said. From there on down they are packed with sand. One reason for the good news about reduced operations of gun clubs this coming season is furnished by the Irvine Co. They have canceled all but one of the five gun club leases on Irvine property. The San Joaquin club's lease remains in force, but it is not expected to operate this year, reports say. As already reported, only three gun clubs may be operating this year, and even they won't operate if they need an appeal from the Orange County Water district to skip this year. Water delivered next year to the Orange County Water district of the county flood control district by the Metropolitan Water district from its Colorado aquifer near Arlington, will not be released from the valve at the Santa Ana river channel which has been discharging it the past two summers. R. M. Diemer, soon to be gen- - Colony Quip By the Gazette Farm Editor IN THESE LITTLE essays we have repeatedly quoted you on the money return and other pertinent things about the citrus crop that are "on the record" facts. These facts provide the state average in Florida's on the tree price returns to her are far and away higher than California growers returns on our fruit. We, in California, have no way of getting the information our oranges that every Florida grower knows from day to day his. We get an "auction average" report and print it every day that sort of thing is the poorest way to figure what your own might be worth that we know of. The Florida grower, on the trary, know every day the MINIMUM value of his fruit. If he is good he knows it is probably worth more than the minimum he knows the LOW-DOWN price. What does the California grower know? Nothin' but "baloney" the Exchange "hands out" to the newspapers. Dr. L. G. MacDowell, research director for the Florida Commission, was here in California recently. He came out to the concentrates situation. He was amazed at the lack of info on the California situation right here in the middle of the infestation. He found out that California citrus people knew all about citrus situation, but he couldn't find ANYONE on the coast accurate information about the California citrus industry. LOOKS LIKE the "iron curtain" has backfired on its prophecy. The "boys" U-NO-WHERE might not know much about what is on in the California citrus industry but we will bet you they what their "provident plan" is right down to the penny. They can up and tell Mr. Wilcox that it will not be many years before the "iron curtain" will be broken down by ENTIRE history written with all the sordid details feature so the grower, who takes the rap, will understand. In the meantime the sorry service given the industry by eastern California newspapers is a thing some of us are getting a bit of and there has been a little inside talk of trying to do something about it. The Los Angeles "big boys" will not print anything out getting a clearance from the Kremlin, it appears, and you what that means. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA newspapers cover none of these important policy meetings of the citrus industry. We take their releases" and the other "handouts" which reck of foul smelling aganda. These "handouts" which are written by paid "Boswell designed not to tell the grower the plain truth but to keep him formed so that he will not realize the economic value of his business." in the Tyrolean Alps, where Austria and Italy meet and where most of territory have changed over the years. The Gasperi studied at the University of Vienna, got into the la-movement, was elected to the Austrian parliament as an Italianarianist, battled against both Austrian aristocracy and Italian communists, and finally, after World War I had shifted his part to the Alps from Austria over to Italy, was elected to the Italian parliament. The Gasperi emerged from a post-Vatican library after 14 years in exile during the reign of Solomon II to take part in guerrilla fighting against the Germans and be elected premier of Italy in 1918. A tribute to his common-political sagacity—and some noble say to his youthful training—balancing above Alpine precipice that de Gasperi is still in office today. A dozen cabinets have been gone in France. A new intention is about to be held in Ireland. But de Gasperi continues one helm in Italy. The reasons include: First, his sense of fairness; second, his deep religious conviction that Christianity must be applied to politics. The first was demonstrated when he won the national elections in April, 1948. The victory is considered a resounding defeat for the communists, and many leaders in de Gasperi's city demanded that the cabinet filled entirely from the ranks of Christian Democrats. He re-used it. It wouldn't be fair," he said. "It was a victory for democracy, for any one political party." And he proceeded to appoint to cabinet some of the strongest from the Republican, Liberal, Socialist parties. Such is the man who has pulled Italy through the rigorous post-war period with a pro-American government... despite the fact that the largest segment of the communist party outside Russia is under his rule. Water delivered next year to the Orange County Water district or the county flood control district by the Metropolitan Water district from its Colorado aqueduct near Arlington, will not be released from the valve at the Santa Ana river channel which has been discharging it the past two summers. R. M. Diemer, soon to be general manager and chief engineer of MWD, as Julian Hinds retires, has informed local officials that a turn-out of the aqueduct, about 500 feet west of the river, will be opened to release the water into a small draw that will carry it to the river channel. MWD engineers fear the continued steady use of the present release valve might damage it, possibly causing it to blow out entirely, releasing a mass of unmetered water down the river to Orange county. "Wouldn't that be too bad," grinned one local official. Annual convention of the California Irrigation association will be held at Riverside Nov. 7, 8, 9 and 10. If you'd like to see the bleeding scalp torn from the heads of the federal reclamation bureau and other agencies, don't miss it. The so-called Fallbrook water grab, in which the federal government is attempting to seize water rights on the Santa Marina and Socialist parties. Such is the man who has pulled Italy through the rigorous post-war period with a pro-American government... despite the fact that the largest segment of the communist party outside Russia is under his rule. In the meantime the sorry service given the industry byern California newspapers is a thing some of us are getting at and there has been a little inside talk of trying to do something about it. The Los Angeles "big boys" will not print anything out getting a clearance from the Kremlin, it appears, and you what that means. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA newspapers cover none of the important policy meetings of the citrus-industry. We take their releases" and the other "handouts" which reek of foul smelling agenda. These "handouts" which are written by paid "Boswell" designed not to tell the grower the plain truth but to keep him formed so that he will not realize the economic value of his work. In other words the grower is expected to take what he and be happy that he has the opportunity of having such a powerful bunch of people in his employ as hold down that monument on fifth street which took hundreds of thousand growers dollars to build but that the same grower has not added anything to show that he owns even one little grain of corn. And he better not walk in there with a chip on his shoulder think he can ask any questions. The grower can read the "handouts" in the newspapers better believe 'em, too. When California newsmen cover what is going on in this of the California citrus industry then the grower will become formed to such an extent that he can no longer be kidded about economic value of his crop and will DEMAND the number of that it should bring him. That will be a bad day for the Kremlin "hired help." garita river from the embattled farmers, is really grabbing nothing much from Fallbrook, according to C. Roy Browning, Tustin engineer. Temecula would be the loser in the grab, said Browning. Fallbrook's only connection with the Santa Margarita basin is a four-inch pipeline, he said. The rest of Fallbrook's water comes from the basin into which it drains, the San Luis Rey. Evidence of federal economy comes in every day. The Orange County Water district just got a bill from the Army Engineers for painting, the plug in Prado dam, which is the only part of the dam owned by the local district.* The placentian dies Max Asaff Marcus, 67, a Lebanon, Syria, who had died in the Placentia area for than 30 years, died early day morning at an Orange al after a brief illness. He lived by niches and nephews of whom is Thomas Assaf of Helm. There will be a recital at Holy Rosary at the Holy Feld chapel on Monday evening at 8 o'clock with burial to 9 o'clock with burial to 10 o'clock in the Cemetery of the Holly Ulcher. plug is three feet square for painting it was $33. IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Plies of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY RUCHEL 75 Years Ago The Anaheim Literary Society held their meeting on Monday evening. The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and approved. Messrs. Lyrill and Henderson delivored their declarations in good style and were greatly applauded by the audience. The question for discussion was, "Resolved, that education increases the happiness of the race." Discussed by M. A. Mendelson and companions in the affirmative and F. W. Athearn and other in negative. The discussion was well is sustained on both sides, and the decision was given in favor of the negative. C. Calloway was admitted to membership. The question to be discussed at the next meeting of the society will be, "Resolved, That newspaper articles should be signed by the writers." The affirmative will be sustained by E. F. Cahill, assisted by Messrs. Fischer, Anderson and Beebe, and J. M. Guim assisted by Messrs. Bancroft, Payne and Miles, will argue the negative. Declarations will be given by Messrs. Robert Forth and D. G. Plato. Miss Clara Mosseman came down from Los Angeles on Monday to spend the day with relatives in town. Eugene Mauerhan was in town from San Francisco on Saturday visiting his parents. He has recently returned from a trip through Colorado and the Dakotas. He states the strike in San Francisco is paralyzing all business and doing incalculable injury to the city. 25 Years Ago The bridge between Anaheim and Santa Ana is being torn out and a new bridge built. A permanent detour is built across the dry bed of the river, parallel to the bridge, and is made of rock, gravel and oil. It is practically as good as pavement, and is wide enough at all points for machines to pass without difficulty. The work on the bridge will be in progress for several months. QuipsFarm Editor have repeatedly quoted you figures pertinent things about the Florida facts. These facts PROVE that tree price returns to her growers onnia growers returns on our BEST of getting the information about her knows from day to day about export and print it every day. But try to figure what your own fruit The Florida grower, on the conM value of his fruit. If his fruit is more than the minimum. But power know? Nothin' but the it" to the newspapers. Director for the Florida Citrus recently. He came out to study amazed at the lack of information in the middle of the industry. People knew all about Florida and ANYONE on the coast with california citrus industry. has backfired on its proponents. Know much about what is going but we will bet you they know it down to the penny. 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None_OF_the_IMS_S_INDUSTRY_WEAT_AKER_SUPPONDERED_NEWORTH_TO_THE_LAST_DAY_OF_THIS_YEAR_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME_AND_OVER_100_HOURS_OF_TIME NEW YORK (AP)—Every American mother today has a terrible problem. It is this: "Shall I raise my boy to be honest? Or shall I just raise him honestly—and let him scratch out of life what he can?" If she rears him to be honest she teaches him life as it ought to be. If she raises him honestly, she gives him a rough-and-ready approach to the world as it actually is. This puts mamma in a strait-jacket choice. Does she want her lad clad in the armor of purity (always shabby at the cuffs), or does she prefer him in the latest snazzy, custom-made, tomato-proof three-button racetrack special suit? Would she have her boy poor but honest and making-out as best he can, or have him nonclytly trying to make all he can? In the old days mothers didn't have this choice. They were as rigorously sure of the trutuph of virtue as Horatio Alger ever dared to dream. But there is a new and cynical standard in the market place today. But crisply it is this: the better you are the more you can make by soiling yourself short. Picture for example, the black despair of a mother who finds her young boy has an unexpected talent at bouncing a basketball. In whose tender hands can she more safely intrust him—the nearest college president, or the nearest bookie? Or both? Or should she sit at her mother's knee tell him to go life fifty-fifty, playing one game for the college and throwing the next game for the bookie? A boy's loyalties are so divided these days. Suppose her boy Just wants to grow up and be a policeman and son to kill himself for shame—or innocence—and when it is better to wait for the bookie boss to cave in to top level common sense? And how can this dear old mother say whether he should retire, and escape the possibility of police departmental charges, or stay on and sweat out the fact the big boys have to find a way out for the small boys in order to save themselves? These questions put the modern conscientious Anteican mother on the spot. They demand a lot of moral timing that motherhood in the old days never had to decide. I think a lot of mothers are going to rebel against having to assume this unnatural yesponsibility. Some are going to meet it by drowning any of their offspring who show athletic ability. Others are going to pay them a bonus out of their household budget if they'll promise not to play college football—or join the police force. Far-seeking mothers are going to raise their sons to be politicians; who can make a name for themselves by denouncing crime in off-election years, and forgetting it thereafter. After all, in a civilization which pays doctors to identify cancers they cannot cure, why shouldn't a mama raise her boy to be a politician who makes a living pointing out social evils he can't or won't do anything about either? That way he won't have to bounce a dirty old basketball around be a nation's houseguest by playing football, or wear out his arches plodding from one bookie joint to another; collecting an honest patrolman's dues for defending the law. It must be a worry to be a mother with a fine young boy today.