anaheim-gazette 1951-10-04

'Touring Dean' Calls Italy 'Land of Extremes' Italy is a "land of great extremes, the very ancient and the ultra-modern, undreamed of treasures of art and indescribable equal," reports Mrs. Ester Hatch, Fullerton junior college dean of women on leave of absence, in a letter to Dr. Lynn Sheller, director. Written from the French Riviera, the letter describes a seventeen-day tour of Italy by Mr. and Mrs. Hatch on a trip through Europe. They visited Milan, Venice, Florence, Naples, Rome and Genoa, crossing the Boot twice, and traveling down the middle and up the west side. "We thus had opportunity to get a pretty good view of both rural and urban life," Mrs. Hatch wrote. She commented on the poverty and misery in evidence in Naples, where the tourist cannot "set foot out of the hotel without being accosted by beggars or pursued by peddlers." The city, she said, nevertheless seemed to be a lively business and shipping center. In Venice, a unique city, Mrs. Hatch explained that there is no mode of transportation except by boat on the canals or by foot through a "labyrinth of narrow, unfragrant alleys." Viewing the art of Florence, "one vast treasury of art," she said she and Mr. Hatch decided that they must return home and study art history. "Never before," she declared, writing of Rome, "did I fully realize how advanced the Romans were politically and socially. It is Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ... Peace be within thy walls, prosperity within thy palaces.... Psa. 122. CALIFORNIANA — The first telegraph line between Los Angeles and San Francisco was opened in October 1860 with a flowery congratulatory message by H. D. Barrows to the San Francisco Bulletin. LINES-O-TYPE — Robert Larson, the Santa Ana laundryman, who was reared in Anaheim, always finds time for a worthy cause. He's chairman of the Southern Orange County Red Cross chapter... C. O. Garshwiler, the accountant, knows a good thing when he sees it. And the Anahelm Toastmasters found a good leader when they elected him president... Dr. Joseph Ersek is a forceful speaker, yet, he realizes the benefits that are to be gained from Ralph Smedley's club... IRONY — Down in Huntington Beach the city that oil built, they're considering the restriction of oil drilling. It seems as if the planning commissioners are feeling their oats. New Regulations In Pilots' Course Pilots flying in the coastal areas face special restrictions as a result of the current military situation, according to Leslie Songstad who will be instructor in an Air Regulations course recently added to the Fullerton evening junior college adult education program. "If they know these regulations and the proper procedures in Air Traffic Control, flying fans can continue to operate safely and legally under all conditions," Songstad stated. The class work in the course is planned to provide students with the knowledge required to obtain certificates as C.A.A. Airport Traffic Control Operators, U. S. Weather Bureau Observers, and U. S. Communications Commission Radio Telephone Operators. Registration for the course which meets on Tuesday nights from 7 to 9 o'clock beginning Oct. 9, may be made in the evening college office on the front arcade of the Fullerton union high school campus. The office is open from good leader when they elected him president... Dr. Joseph Ersek is a forceful speaker, yet, he realizes the benefits that are to be gained from Ralph Smedley's club... IRONY—Down in Huntington Beach the city that oil built, they're considering the restriction of oil drilling. It seems as if the planning commissioners are feeling their oats. AGRICULTURE—According to Department of Agriculture figures there were 29,413 colonies of bees producing 1,251,386 pounds of honey forth 5125,000; 24,000 pounds of way valued at $9,700 and 4,000 queen bees which sold for $4200. Beekeepers also made $53,000 for renting their colonies for pollination of agricultural crops. Harry Whitney would like to know who got stung? NOTES—Frankie Carle is going to tickle the ivories at the annual Orange County peace officers' shindig at Balboa t'marra. Dan Keriten is back at Stanford. He hopes to get a PhD in biological sciences. He has a masters... Besides being an out- Spy Ring Foiled Operating in Allied Areas SALZBURG, Austria (AP)—At least five suspected members of a Czechoslovak spy ring operating in Allied occupation areas have been picked up in Austria and west Germany, American sources here say. The alleged spy ring was uncovered when Grete Reysche, sister-in-law of the manager of a U.S.-sponsored radio station was arrested. Since then others in the ring were reported arrested in the British and French zones of Austria as well as in west Germany, these sources say. Army agents arrested the Reysche woman in the main railway station at Linz as she handed Traffic Control Operators, U. S. Weather Bureau Observers, and U. S. Communications Commission Radio Telephone Operators. Registration for the course which meets on Tuesday nights from 7 to 9 o'clock beginning Oct. 9, may be made in the evening college office on the front arcade of the Fullerton union high school campus. The office is open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 to 9 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 8 to 4:30 on Friday. The alleged spy ring was uncovered when Grete Reysche, sister-in-law of the manager of a U.S.-sponsored radio station was arrested. Since then others in the ring were reported arrested in the British and French zones of Austria as well as in west Germany, these sources say. Army agents arrested the Reysche woman in the main railway station at Linz as she handed over a list of American personnel to another person who also was reported held. FREE THYAVALS • FREE THYAVALS YES McCoy's Drug Store 100 W. Center St., Anaheim IS GOING TO GIVE YOU YOUR THYAVALS Absolutely FREE! No Purchase—No Money Necessary BRING THIS AD IN AT ONCE FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION! FREE THYAVALS • FREE THYAVALS funding reporter, Cora Ulrich is talented artist... Thelma Rean is to be congratulated for her boughtfulness in showing Anatim HI girls through a model time. It was a mighty nice gesre... PRESS—Fullerton's detective utenant, Herbert Curtis, was given a "dressing down" he isn't likely to forget for a long, long time. While Herb was taking the nine-year-old, self-appointed gang leader to juvenile hall, the kid pulled out a newspaper and indignantly demanded why his name wasn't mentioned in the account of his arrest. He was told that it was newspaper policy not to mention juvenile's names. Waldo Hunter's friend, Mr. R. C. Holles, acquired three more newspapers. RUMORS—Last week the Gazetteer reported a rumor that the Buena Park Lynx would be sponsored next year. That rumor, though circulated in Buena Park, has been denied "as being foundation." WORLD SERIES—Even the baseball classic rolls it reminds us of Hermann Lenz baseball playing day the late Arthur L. Nunn lerton. Eric was quite a in his day, but he had to ALPHA BETA Gigantic TOP FROST Frozen SUCCOTASH 12oz. pkg. 25¢ TOP FROST Frozen FRENCH FRIES 9oz. pkg. 17¢ TOP FROST Frozen SLICED STRAWBERRIES 12oz. pkg. 32¢ THIS IS THE TIME OF THE SE 9oz. pkg. 17¢ TOP FROST Frozen SLICED STRAWBERRIES 12oz. pkg. 32¢ Alpha Beta Eastern PORK ROAST PICNIC STYLE 39¢ lb. Economical! PENNY A SERVING QUAKER OATS QUICK OR REGULAR LARGE 3 LB. BOX 39¢ lb. Eastern Sliced Bacon B' GRADE 43¢ lb. Alpha Beta PORK SAUSAGE IN BULK 45¢ lb. 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