anaheim-gazette 1951-09-28

Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER When my heart is overwhelmed lead me to the rock that is higher than I—Psa. 61:2. CALIFORNIANA—John Brown, also known as "Juan Flaco" or "Long John," an American soldier, arrived in San Francisco Sept. 28, 1846, after having made the fastest horseback ride ever recorded between Los Angeles and the bay area. Brown carried a message to Com. Robert F. Stockton asking for aid for the besieged military forces. Brown left Los Angeles at 8 p.m. Sept. 24, reached Santa Barbara at 11 p.m. Sept. 25; Monterey on Sept. 27 and San Francisco at 8 p.m. Sept. 28. He made the 630 miles in four days. LINES-O-TYPE—Herman Schacht is wrong. He said the Gazetteer was a politician. That's a laugh when a guy works for a living... Incidentally Happy Herman was asked by Lee Kavanaugh why on Anaheim football team should lose by a 103-0 score. Was it because Herman was the water boy? Hmmm-m-m... Joe Martin is really doing his duty. He's a crossing guard at one of Anaheim's busiest intersections... Al Vall apparently had a rough time. He got his finger caught in a hammer. Zion Lutheran Rally Sunday will be held in Zion Lutheran church Sept. 30, with children of the Sunday school joining Rev. E. H. Pflug in presenting the sermon topic in the 11 a.m. worship. Topic will be "Why Go to Sunday School?" and Pastor Pflug's sermon will be interspersed with songs and recitations by the children. An impressive part of the service will be pledges made by parents, Sunday school teachers, members of the board of Christian education and the youngsters The parents will pledge dedication of their homes to Christ, teachers will promise to instruct diligently in the Word of God and the board members will pledge support of the entire congregation toward Christian education. The pupils will promise "to be about their Heavenly Father's business, as was Jesus." Superintendent of the Sunday school is Walter Knigge. Special music will be presented by the church choir, directed by Mrs. Walter Kempin. Christian Church Mrs. Leah Pemberton, voice teacher of Santa Ana, has been chosen to serve as the director of the Christian church choir. Mrs. Pemberton is president of the Musical Arts club of Orange county, the sponsoring organization of the opera presentations in this county, and is an associate of the American Operatic Academy of Hollywood. Warren Baker, who has served as choir director for the past four power at various times last including outlying districts of them was in the Katella Overhead street lights were out due to the early fall st At Huntington Beach the Police Officer Jack Hill hit by a lightning bolt along the telephone wire, the telephone off the wall scorched the floor. A television was similarly destroyed in a at Costa Mesa. Near Ocean View a power transformer caught fire a a.m. and flared brilliantly, a.m. lightning snapped a line at Orangewood and Plains, south of Anaheim. A line went down at 2:45 a Anaheim-Olive rd. at Linda ave. east of Anaheim. Pow terruptions, however, were Agricultural officials said rain would cause some split late cannery tomatoes. Lim crops would escape harm, said, if they dried out reas soon. Rainfall figures at various follow: Storm Anaheim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fullerton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Orange . . . . . . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Santa Ana ..... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Newport ..... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... La Habra ..... Trac Buena Park ..... 03 Garden Grove ..... 38 Yorba Linda ..... 77 Limestone Canyon ..... 96 Capistrano ..... 14 a laugh when a guy works for a living... Incidentally Happy Herman was asked by Lee Kavanaugh why on Anaheim football team should lose by a 103-0 score. Was it because Herman was the water boy? Hmmm-mm-m... Joe Martin is really doing his duty. He's a crossing guard at one of Anaheim's busiest intersections... Al Vall apparently had a rough time. He got his finger caught in a buzz saw. Ouch!... Which reminds us, that Fred (Dobbin) Vall of the Fluor Construction Corp., has an interesting hobby—designing better homes for better living. CONGRATULATIONS — Yorba Linda did it again! The suburban community which Ted Kuchel, Robert Rossberg, Oscar Gibbs and several other prominent Anaheimers call home won another prize at this year's Ellay Fair. Congratulations. They're well deserved—and they're earned. NEWSPAPERING — Now that the metro AM's are skyrocketing their prices to ten cents an issue, the Anaheim Gazette, more than ever before, becomes the West's BIGGEST newspaper bargain. The paper's founder, George Barton, pegged the Gazette's subscription at $5 a year in 1870. Ted Kuchel and his associate, Max Besler, haven't changed it even though costs have skyrocketed. QUICKIES — Howard Walton, the well known engineer, is an outstanding photographer. He is a camera artist if there ever was one. WATCH IT—Too many kids on bicycles are getting hurt! Such accidents can be avoided because they are caused by careslessness. In most instances, the youngster is at fault. Parents, please tell your children to exercise caution when they ride on highways and byways. NOTES—John McCoy, former Santa Ana newspaperman and educator, now with the Fluor Corp., wrote a book and it is being used by 1600 schools in the US and Canada. Success, even though teacher of Santa Ana, has been chosen to serve as the director of the Christian church choir. Mrs. Pemberton is president of the Musical Arts club of Orange county, the sponsoring organization of the opera presentations in this county, and is an associate of the American Operatic Academy of Hollywood. Warren Baker, who has served as choir director for the past four years, has found it necessary to resign the position since he is now a resident of Redondo Beach where he is employed. He will continue to serve as baritone soloist. Grace Lutheran A fitting climax will be brought to the Parish Education Emphasis in Grace Lutheran this Sunday. Pastor H. F. Stief will speak on the general theme of the month "Teach My People." His topic will be "Mandate for God's People." Both the 8:15 and 10:45 a.m. services will be designed to bring the worshipper to a realization of the responsibility of consecrated Christian instruction for both children and adults. At 9:30 a.m. the congregation will assemble for regular classes of study of God's word. During the closing services classes will receive promotional certificates which will place them into a new class for the next year. At the 10:45 a.m. service teachers and officers of the Sunday school will be installed. The following will be installed as heads of the departments and teachers: Mrs. Loretta Geiger, Nursery dept.; Mrs. Betty Whitehead, Miss Carol Stovall, Miss Alice Brant, Miss Helen Schubert, Kindergarten dept.; Mrs. Betty Heinze, Mrs. Betty Martens, Miss Betty Manning, Primary dept.; Mrs. Marge Hanson, Mrs. Violet Lafllin, Mr. Emil Martens, Junior dept.; Mrs. Mary Heinze, Confirmation dept.; Mr. Herb Heinze, High school dept.; the Rev. H. F. Stief, Adult dept. The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky, Nursery dept.; Mrs. Kitty Salben, Primary dept.; Mrs. Faye Schimming, Junior dept.; Mr. Louis Carle, Adult dept. The following will be installable as teacher of Santa Ana, has been chosen to serve as the director of the Christian church choir. Mrs. Pemberton is president of the Musical Arts club of Orange county, the sponsoring organization of the opera presentations in this county, and is an associate of the American Operatic Academy of Hollywood. Warren Baker, who has served as choir director for the past four years, has found it necessary to resign the position since he is now a resident of Redondo Beach where he is employed. He will continue to serve as baritone soloist. Grace Lutheran A fitting climax will be brought to the Parish Education Emphasis in Grace Lutheran this Sunday. Pastor H. F. Stief will speak on the general theme of the month "Teach My People." His topic will be "Mandate for God's People." Both the 8:15 and 10:45 a.m. services will be designed to bring the worshipper to a realization of the responsibility of consecrated Christian instruction for both children and adults. At 9:30 a.m. the congregation will assemble for regular classes of study of God's word. During the closing services classes will receive promotional certificates which will place them into a new class for the next year. At the 10:45 a.m. service teachers and officers of the Sunday school will be installed. The following will be installed as heads of the departments and teachers: Mrs. Loretta Geiger, Nursery dept.; Mrs. Betty Whitehead, Miss Carol Stovall, Miss Alice Brant, Miss Helen Schubert, Kindergarten dept.; Mrs. Betty Heinze, Mrs. Betty Martens, Miss Betty Manning, Primary dept.; Mrs. Marge Hanson, Mrs. Violet Lafllin, Mr. Emil Martens, Junior dept.; Mrs. Mary Heinze, Confirmation dept.; Mr. Herb Heinze, High school dept.; the Rev. H. F. Stief, Adult dept. The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky, Nursery dept.; Mrs. Kitty Salben, Primary dept.; Mrs. Faye Schimming, Junior dept.; Mr. Louis Carle, Adult dept. The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky, Nursery dept.; Mrs. Kitty Salben, Primary dept.; Mrs. Faye Schimming, Junior dept.; Mr. Louis Carle, Adult dept. The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky, Nursery dept.; Mrs. Kitty Salben, Primary dept.; Mrs. Faye Schimming, Junior dept.; Mr. Louis Carle, Adult dept. The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky, Nursery dept.; Mrs. Kitty Salben, Primary dept.; Mrs. Faye Schimming, Junior dept.; Mr. Louis Carle, Adult dept. The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky, Nursery dept.; Mrs. Kitty Salben, Primary dept.; Mrs. Faye Schimming, Junior dept.; Mr. Louis Carle, Adult dept. The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky, Nursery dept.; Mrs. Kitty Salben, Primary dept.; Mrs. Faye Schimming, Junior dept.; Mr. Louis Carle, Adult dept. The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky, Nursery dept.; Mrs. Kitty Salben, Primary dept.; Mrs. Faye Schimming, Junior dept.; Mr. Louis Carle，Adult dept. The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery dept.; Mrs. Kitty Salben，Primary dept.; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior dept.;Mr.Louis Carle，Adult dept. The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery dept.; MrsKitty Salben，Primary dept.; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior dept.;Mr.Louis Carle，Adult dept. The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery dept.; MrsKitty Salben，Primary dept.; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior dept.;Mr.Louis Carle，Adult deptr. The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery dept.; MrsKitty Salben，Primary deptr; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior deptr;Mr.Louis Carle，Adult deptr; The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery deptr; MrsKitty Salben，Primary deptr; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior deptr;Mr.Louis Carle，Adult deptr; The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery deptr; MrsKitty Salben，Primary deptr; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior deptr;Mr.Louis Carle，Adult deptr; The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery deptr; MrsKitty Salben，Primary deptr; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior deptr;Mr.Louis Carle，Adult deptr; The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery deptr; MrsKitty Salben，Primary deptr; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior deptr;Mr.Louis Carle，Adult deptr; The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery deptr; MrsKitty Salben，Primary deptr; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior deptr;Mr.Louis Carle，Adult deptr; The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery deptr; MrsKitty Salben，Primary deptr; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior deptr;Mr.Louis Carle，Adult deptr; The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery deptr; MrsKitty Salben，Primary deptr; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior deptr;Mr.Louis Carle，Adult deptr; The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery deptr; MrsKitty Sal ben， Primary deptr; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior deptr;Mr.Louis Carle，Adult deptr; The Freeway Park Mission Sunday school teachers installed will be Miss Lucy Chvalovsky，Nursery def, Primary def; Mrs.Faye Schimming，Junior def; Mr.Louis Carle，Adult def; MORE ABOUT ... YMCA (Continued from Page 1) he turns the building's key to the YMCA board. Thomason will then receive presentation from the board. will acknowledge acceptance the building. Additional spouse will be by two members. Many pleasant memories Anaheim Y work will be made when former secretaries local YMCA come here for dedication services. Besides Jongewaard, they include Patton who was here from 1946 and is now head of YMCA school at Whittier and J.B.Wilbur, local secretrY at Hanford. MORE ABOUT ... Telephones (Continued from Page 1) the courthouse gave that opinion it would not be sory because of increased rates required,and became conditions could not be within three years. Witnesses for both continue NOTES—John McCoy, former Santa Ana newspaperman and educator, now with the Fluor Corp., wrote a book and it is being used by 1600 schools in the US and Canada. Success, even though royalties are low... Over at Fullerton, Gerald Allen Oliver rates his Anaheim material high. If, the Anaheimers produce on the gridiron, Fullerton jaysee may go places. SUGGESTION — The Marine Corps should give its men longer leaves and furloughs, so they wouldn't be in such an eternal rush to get there. More Marines than any other single group—get mixed up in Orange county's death-dealing, bone crushing highway fatalities. NITECAPSULES—Don't forget to turn that clock back on Sunday—a day of 25 hours. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres 11 A.M. SUNDAY Lesson Subject: "REALITY" 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. except Sundays and Holidays MORE ABOUT ... Rain Continued from Page 1 Power at various times last night, including outlying districts. One of them was in the Katella area. Overhead street lights were also due to the early fall storm. At Huntington Beach the home Police Officer Jack Hills was hit by a lightning bolt that ran along the telephone wire, burned the telephone off the wall and torched the floor. A television set is similarly destroyed in a home Costa Mesa. Near Ocean View a power line transformer caught fire at 1:30 p.m. and flared brilliantly. At 2:30 p.m. lightning snapped a power line at Orangewood and Placentia streets, south of Anaheim. Another fire went down at 2:45 a.m. on Anaheim-Olive rd. at Linda Vista east of Anaheim. Power interruptions, however, were brief. Agricultural officials said the rain would cause some splitting of the cannery tomatoes. Lima bean crops would escape harm, it was said, if they dried out reasonably soon. Rainfall figures at various points follow: Storm Seas. Anaheim .33 .41 Allerton .17 .29 Orange .28 ... Santa Ana .43 .60 Newport .35 .44 Habra Trace Quena Park .03 .14 Garden Grove .38 .48 Orba Linda .77 .91 Fimestone Canyon .86 .99 Papistrano .14 ... MORE ABOUT ... Vet Oil Lease (Continued from Page 1) ment of the lease is required, proceeds to be applied on the contract price. Very truly yours, (signed) STUART MCHAFFIE, Attorney. SM Hidden far at the bottom of the Bulletin's article is the meat of the situation, which for some reason, the paper seemingly wished to obscure, but did not wish to omit altogether. The following is quoted from the article. "There are definite steps the veteran can take to have such a lease approved. He can take four original copies of the lease to the Long Beach office, 812 Hartwell Bldg., 19 Pine ave., and apply for state approval. After the legal department of this branch office has approved the lease, if it does, it is forwarded to Sacramento for final confirmation." It is puzzling, to say the least, why a supposedly reputable newspaper should go to such length, 12 inches of it, to be exact, to prove that: 1. It doesn't know what it is talking about; or 2. It has no regard for a newspaper's time-honored duty to present the facts as they are, unslanted and UNOBSCURED. Bethel Baptist Pastor Berthold Jackson speaks Sunda morning and Baptist church on "The of Christ." The young people of the will have charge of the evening services. The guest will be O. G. (Tommy)ason of the YMCA., secret Anahelm, Mr. Thomason will be "The Greatest Man in the World." A special music program will precede the message. Dolores Kiefer solo; duet by Donna Stahl Bill Stevens; girls tri Fries, Marlyn Litz, and Mada Litz; male quartet—Philcher, Al Hartman, Menken, and Marvin Ri trumpet solo by Douglas duet by Ruth, and Tommy Jason; and the offertory organ solo by Bill Martin... MORE ABOUT ... YMCA (Continued from Page 1) turns the building's keys over the YMCA board. Tommy nomason will then receive the presentation from the board and will acknowledge acceptance of the building. Additional reponse will be by two Y-Club members. Many pleasant memories of anaheim Y work will be revived ben former secretaries of the local YMCA come here for the medication services. Besides Mr. angewaard, they include Jerry batton, who was here from 1942 1946 and is now head of the YMCA school at Whittier college; and J. B. Wilbur, local secretary from 1937 to 1942, and now YMCA secretary at Hanford. MORE ABOUT ... Telephones (Continued from Page 1) courthouse, gave that answer the application of the Orange county Farm Bureau for extended one service, which would elimigate toll charges in the county. The question was taken under adsement by examiner Manley Edards, for the commission. Associated Telephone Co., with changes at Laguna Beach, Huntington Beach and Westminster, did the commission, in a statement from its attorneys, that the company neither favors nor opposited service. Officials of that company testified that in their union, it would not be satisfacry because of increased monthly rates required, and, because of conditions, could not be installed within three years. Witnesses for both companies Open the door then open your heart Who's there? It could be an abandoned child, an old woman, the sick of body knock at your door. Just one knocks—your Red Feather wteer. But he speaks for them Witnesses for both companies testified that full-dial conversion of all exchanges would be necessary for extended service. One witness said the Pacific could need 220 tons of copper and 144,000,000 million feet of cable for that company's part of the project. The government restricts these materials. Fullerton exchange dial conversion is planned next year, and Newport Beach Beacon exchange conversion will follow in 1953, he said. The company's service in Orange county then will be 80 per cent under dial, it was stated. The Pacific Telephone Co., indicated that its approval of extended service would involve "appropriate" rate increases. Attorneys for the Associated Indicators in their questioning of witnesses that monthly rates might up $5 to $6 per month, or more, the company had its way. Farm Bureau sources, however, indicate much smaller increases, possibly 50 cents per month for residential phones, more for business. Surches are urged to attend and gain this valuable information. Meetings are held each Monday evening beginning at 7:30 p.m. Who's there? It could be an abandoned child, an old woman, the sick of body, the sick of mind. It could be a crippled boy, a handicapped worker, a young mother. Or a kid who never had a chance, or an old man who needs another one. No, it's not these people who knock at your door. Just one knocks—your Red Feather wreeler. But he speaks for them for all the others in our town. Need help so much and can't. What will you tell him when comes? This year, let your neighbor, I'll help." ANAHEIM COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 118 N. Claudina St., Anaheim Phone 2208 AL'S WELDING SERVICE All types of welding 1021 N. Sabina St., Anaheim Phone 6200 PETER PAN NURSERY Mrs. Kate E. McCullah, Director Katherine Ringwald, Assistant Director 9641 Cerritos Ave., Anaheim Phone 4312 CHAPEL FLORIST ... a department of Capilla de San Antonio 101 Highway at Manchester Anaheim Phone 7800 Bethel Baptist Pastor Berthold Jackstelt will speak Sunda morning at Bethel Baptist church on "The Bride of Christ." The young people of the church will have charge of the Sunday evening services. The guest speaker will be O. G. (Tommy) Thomason of the YMCA., secretary for Anaheim. Mr. Thomason's theme will be "The Greatest Thing in the World." A special musical program will precede the evening message. Dolores Kleferlie vocal solo; duet by Donna Stabbert and Bill Stevens; girls trio—Myra Fries, Marlyn Litz, and Mrs Lynda Litz; male quartet—Phil Boettcher, Al Hartman, Menno Thiesen, and Marvin Hartmann; trumpet solo by Douglas Rapp; duet by Ruth, and Tommy Thomason; and the offertory will be an organ solo by Bill Martin. St. Michael's Episcopal On the morning of Oct. 7, 9:30 and 11:00 and on the evenings of Oct. 7, 8, 9, and 10 at 7:45, the Right Rev. Donald James Campbell, formerly Dean of the Cathedral in Springfield, Massachusetts and now Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese of Los Angeles, will conduct a teaching mission at St. Michael's Episcopal church, at the corner of Adele and Emily sts. The rector or Bishop Campbell will also celebrate Holy Communion at 7:00 and 10:00 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Also on Monday, Oct. 8, at 6 p.m. there will be a supper meeting with the present and former vestryman of St. Michael's attending. Bishop Campbell will also address the Rotary club of Anaheim on Monday, Oct. 8, and the Kiwanis club the next day. The regular services of St. Michael's church will be conducted as usual this Sunday, Sept. 30—Holy Communion at 8 a.m.; Church School and Service, 9:30 a.m.; and at 11 a.m., Morning Prayer and Sermon, topic: "A House of Prayer for All People." Church & Sunday School Supplies CHRISTIAN BOOKS—RECORDS—PICTURES BIBLES—TESTAMENTS—PLAQUES Use our Christmas Lay-a-way plan THE BIBLE HOUSE 212 N. Los Angeles, Ph. Anaheim 5682 FREE PARKING e door... pen art at your door. Just one man ks—your Red Feather volunBut he speaks for them and at your door. Just one man asks—your Red Feather volunBut he speaks for them and all the others in our town who help so much and can't ask. what will you tell him when he is? This year, let your heart er. This year tell him, "Sure, abor, I'll help." COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN benefits...Everybody gives DEPOSITABLE BY THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC SPIRITED CITIZENS: URSERY Malah, Director d, Assistant Anaheim 12 ORIST ment of Antonio Manchester Phone 7800 DR. HENRY C. VOGT Chiropractic Health Specialist 107 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone 4223 or 4145 STEPHEN & STEPHEN ESCROWS 108 W. Broadway, Anaheim Opposite Post Office—Phone 6893 MOODY ELECTRIC 824 Kenway, Anaheim Phone 3852 CALIFORNIA HOSIERY CO. 808 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim