anaheim-gazette 1951-11-05

6 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1851 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA NAVE LINEMAN—A lineman this season with the Navy Flyers, a football team representing the U.S. Naval Air Station in Atsugi, Japan, is Ed E. Olson, commissaryman, first class, USN. Olson, who is attached to Fleet Air Service Squadron 120 and serves in the commissary department, is the son of Mrs. Lydia Olson of 420 S. Olive st., Anaheim.—(U.S. Navy photo) MORE ABOUT... Sudan (Continued from Page 1) James Swoape Dies In Train Accident James S. Swoape died Nov. 1 in Bisbee, Ariz, after being hit by Troopship Ramsay, Argentine Ship Off German Coast. BREMERHAVEN, Germany —The $4,000,000 Motorship Man—pride of Argentina's merchant fleet—was rammed by a U.S. troopship and sank in the foe North Sea yesterday. The tranport and German rescue craft aded all 238 persons aboard the gentine vessel. The troopship, The Gen. M. Hersey—hew bow stove in byecollision—limped into Bremerhaven last night with many M. survivors aboard. A special t was chartered to take them Hamburg, the Malpu's port of The Malpu's captain, Juan N. quez, picked up by the Gernial Sightship Weser after the crie said in a ship-to-shore radio in view that his 80 passengers 158 crewmen kept calm throug out the ordeal. "They left the ship quiet, he said." There were no incide The fact that the usually North Sea was calm under its blanket was said to have play large part in the 100 per cent cessful rescue. The 12,000-ton Malpu and 10,000-ton transport, groo through early morning fog, coo ed 15 miles off shore, near German island of Waneroog, crash tore a big hole in the pu's port side. Witnesses said the Argen vessel began to list immediat but stayed afloat for three h —another big factor in the e cessful rescue. Passengers abo the stricken vessel included women and eight children. NAVY LINEMAN—A lineman this season with the Navy Flyers, a football team representing the U.S. Naval Air Station in Atsugi, Japan, is Ed E. Olson, commissaryman, first class, USN. Olson, who is attached to Fleet Air Service Squadron 120 and serves in the commissary department, is the son of Mrs. Lydia Olson of 420 S. Olive st., Anaheim.—(U.S. Navy photo) MORE ABOUT... Sudan (Continued from Page 1) of the Sudan. Violence Could Erupt On the domestic political front, the Ashigga party is agitating for the Egyptian cause. While the situation has been mostly quiet, political opponents of Ashigga say violence and civil war could erupt. These sources say Ashigga is getting ready to strike while the country is in a state of political confusion. The party is organizing its rank and file throughout the country with promises to take what it describes as "positive action" to achieve its aim—unity with Egypt under Farouk. James Swoape Dies In Train Accident James S. Swoape died Nov. 1 in Bisbee, Arlz., after being hit by a train. He was 48 years old and born in Texas. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Leah Swoape of Los Angeles; one sister, Mrs. Ada Shoebridge of La Habra and five brothers, Thomas of Oregon; Floyd of Arizona; Robert of Oregon; Lee of Arizona and Wayne of Montana. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. Al Casebeer officiating. Interment will be held in the Westminster Memorial Park. The EASY-DOES-IT CORNER By AL ROHRS How To Keep Your Oil Heater Clean. A dollar-wise neighbor of our services his own pot-type oil heater regularly—and easily. Of course, using Standard Stove Oil, 100% distilled and clean-delivered, you need only service your heater once a year. If you have a pressure-type burner, try New Standard Furnace Oil with Thermisol. It stops filter clogging. Enjoy dependable oil heat comfort with either of these fine Standard Heating Oils. Just call us! He cleans the strainer as shown in the diagram—the Metering Valve stem, too. Washes them in kerosene. Then he scrapes the burner pot to remove all hard carbon flange at top of the pot is inspected for air leaks which are sealed with furnace cement. STANDARD HEATING OILS Local Delegates To Attend Dinner In Santa Ana Twenty-two parishes and sions representing the Long Beach Convocation of the Episcopal cese of Los Angeles will be re-represented with delegates at the annual meeting to be held at Church of the Messiah, Seven and Bush sts. in Santa Ana morrow at 5:30 p.m. Bishop Francis Eric Bloy preside at the meeting and R. Morrison, lay reader at St. Mael's in Anaheim will be the John K. Saville, Mr. and Mrs. Tor Loly, Jeff Palin, Earl Jack and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown. LOS ANGELES (UP)—The engineers and Architects Association announces an eight per pay increase for 1900 employees of Lockheed Aircraft Corp., bank. MOSCOW (UP)—Diplomatic servers here believe Russia follow her sharp warning to key against joining the Alliance with similar admonition to Greece and all Middle nations. ELIZABETH MARSHALL at LAWRENCE, Kans.—Eliza Ann Marshall from Anaheim among the nearly 6500 attenders the University of Kansas this James K. Hitt, registrar, reporter early morning fog, cooled 15 miles off shore, near German island of Waneroog crash tore a big hole in the pu's port side. Witnesses said the Argent vessel began to list immediately but stayed afloat for three hours—another big factor in the successful rescue. Passengers aboard the stricken vessel included women and eight children. The Hersey immediately burying through the mist lifeboats with survivors. Soon terward the Weser and smother German craft joined in. He cleans the strainer as shown in the diagram—the Metering Valve stem, too. Washes them in kerosene. Then he scrapes the burner pot to remove all hard carbon. Flags at top of the pot is inspected for air leaks which are sealed with furnace cement. Distributed by AL ROHRS ANAHEIM, CALIF. ZEnith 2518 HEAR Dr. Harold L. Fickett Every Night – 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3 thru 14 during the Crusade for Christ at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Broadway at Citron TONIGHT: “The Second Coming of Christ” SPECIAL MUSICAL TREATS— CORDIAL WELCOME TO AL So. Cal Valencia Shipments Decline Lighter arrivals, which limited sales, resulted in a decline of slightly over 100 cars of Southern California valencia oranges sold during the week ending Nov. 3, compared with the previous seven day period. The f.o.b. average was fractionally higher as prices held firm on medium to larger sizes but somewhat easier on the small valencias. In the face of increasing arrivals of Florida oranges, there was a marked resistance to poor quality and weak condition California valencias. The Orange Administrative committee set the prorate for the week ending Nov. 10 at 800 cars of Southern California valencias, identical to that of this week. In addition, the committee recommended the movement of 20 cars of Central California navel and miscellaneous oranges to qualified shippers having early maturity fruit. This light movement marks the initial shipment of the 1951-52 California navel crop, volume distribution of which is not expected until after the middle of November. Florida estimates the shipment of 1,500 cars of oranges next week, an increase of 500 cars over the estimate of this week. Grapefruit shipments from the southern state will be about 700 cars next week, in line with the current week's movement. Demand for California lemons was strong during the week ending Nov. 3 as light arrivals limited sales. Volume declined about 50 cars from that of the previous week with the f.o.b. average almost 45c a box higher. A prorate of 225 cars of lemons Future Farmers To Get Purebred Hereford Steers Sammy Loard, freshman; Fred Roberts, freshman; Carroll Coykendall, senior; and Robert VanDyke, senior, of Anaheim Union High School Future Farmers of America are among the 70 Future Farmers who will acquire for their farm project a purebred Hereford steer on Saturday, Nov. 10, at the Kellogg Unit of the California State Polytechnic college. Opportunity for the Future Farmers to obtain these animals has been made available by the Farmers Insurance Group, who purchased the steers in Arizona and brought them to this area. The top-grade steers will be sold to the youngesters for the same price that was paid on the range, with no charge for transportation, vaccination or feeding. These items are contributed by the insurance company. Avon Carlson and Leland-Hanson, advisors for the Anaheim Future Farmers, state this new project will solve one of the largest problems which has confronted the FFA movement in Southern California. "The unavailability of top-grade, feeder steers in this area at a nominal price has discouraged many youngsters from entering the competition at local fairs and livestock shows," Carlson and Hanson point out. "With these really-fine animals, the boys who will one day be responsible for the feeding of our nation, will have an opportunity to purchase, feed and market their own high grade animals." Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN NEUBAUER WEATHERWISE — A. K. walter, government meteorologist predicts uniform maximum perature between 70 and greees in November. Wind desert before storms; light cool nights and fog along beaches. NEWSWISE — Anaheim Annual Hallowe'en festival the "best ever" with the sweepstakes prize going South Los Angeles street chants' float designed by Macres, Santa Ana-Laguna ist... Actual construction $3,500,000 U.S. Motors Plant of Anaheim will begin in George Pfleger, president concern, intimated ... The Warren G. Harding's sister Charity Remsberg, 84, a member of Santa Ana for 46 years last week. She was the widest Elton Remsberg, machinery facturer ... Rear Adm. P. bright disclosed that a Grove site was being consigned for a $3,870,000 naval hospital. A $5,100,000, 571-family housing project for El Toro personnel was announced by Naval district offices in Diego. SPECIAL ELECTIONS—ton voters are to go to Local Delegates Attend Dinner Santa Ana Twenty-two parishes and misrepresenting the Long Beach location of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles will be repreened with delegates at the seminal meeting to be held at the church of the Messiah, Seventh Bush sts. in Santa Ana today at 5:30 p.m. Shop Francis Eric Bloy will be at the meeting and R. K. Nelson lay reader at St. Michaels Anaheim will be the Rev. K. Saville, Mr. and Mrs. Viccely, Jeff Palin, Earl Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brower. OS ANGELES (UP)—The Enclaves and Architects Association announces an eight per cent increase for 1900 employees stocked Aircraft Corp., Burbank. OSCOW (UP)—Diplomatic observers here believe Russia may now her sharp warning to Turks against joining the Atlantic dance with similar admonitions Greece and all Middle East nations. ABETH MARSHALL at KU WRENCE, Kansas—Elizabeth Marshall from Anaheim is going the nearly 6500 attending University of Kansas this fall, as K. Hitt, registrar, reported Train Kills Local Resident Recently Earl Tucker died Nov. 2 at Placentia when he was hit by a Santa Fe train. He was 68 years of age, born in Anaheim where he lived at 8052 Rio Vista. He is survived by his sister, Lottie Stoples of Los Angeles. He was an active member of the Izaak Walton League of America. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Howard Congdon shipments from the southern state will be about 700 cars next week, in line with the current week's movement. Demand for California lemons was strong during the week ending Nov. 3 as light arrivals limited sales. Volume declined about 50 cars from that of the previous week with the Lo.b. average almost 45c a box higher. A prorate of 225 cars of lemons was set by the Lemon Administrative committee for the week ending Nov. 10, identical to the prorate of this week. GETS AWARD—SFC Harold Randall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schoenmehl, 201 Mills dr., Anaheim, (right) is congratulated by Lt. Col. Hal D. McCown, 17th Infantry Regiment commander, after receiving the Commendation Ribbon with Metal Pendant for outstanding performance of duty. The award was presented at a front line command post the day that Sergeant First Class Randall left for rotation from the Korean theater.—(U.S. Army photo) Wonder Drugs Lose Punch, Say Doctors SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — The wonder drugs are losing their punch like aging prize fighters, and doctors are beginning to speculate on where their next antibiotics are coming from. Penieillin, streptomycin, aureomycin and chloromycetin all are less effective against microbes now than they were two to four years ago, says a study made by Dr. Dwight M. Kuhns, Dr. Matthew H. Fusillo and Dr. Monroe feeder steers in this area at a nominal price has discouraged many youngsters from entering the competition at local fairs and livestock shows," Carlson and Hanson point out. "With these really fine animals, the boys who will one day be responsible for the feeding of our nation, will have an opportunity to purchase, feed and market their own high grade animals." The brightness of the full moon is about 8000 billion billion candle-power. POLITICS — Sen. W Knowland said that "apartment is only surrender on installment plan" in a Santa speech last week. He told politicians that a strong policy is a vital necessity. COURTOPIX — George attorney for the convicted Henry Ford McCracken given 10 days in which to five-day contempt of sentence given him by Robert Gardner ... Sheriff Muslek flew McCracken Quentin after Los Angeles tives, Ray Hopkinson and Jovivette, questioned him in section with the slaying year-old Rochelle Gluskotte Newport Beach township Class-A justice court following by Judge Kenneth son. A 30,000 population basis of the writ of mandate "compels" Justice Donald to assume jurisdiction court. 104—Three more names added to Orange county's highway fatality list. First month-old La Habra child, Garcia, died under the whim a mail car; then Russell I A-Bomb Continued from Page 1 In Las Vegas where seven windows were broken in the big blast last Thursday. Residents in Glendale, Calif., nearly 300 miles from here, said they felt a concussion about 9 a.m. The first U.S. electric train was built by Prof. Charles Grafton Page, of the Smithsonian Institute in 1851. MORE ABOUT... A-Bomb Continued from Page 1 In Las Vegas where seven windows were broken in the big blast last Thursday. Residents in Glendale, Calif., nearly 300 miles from here, said they felt a concussion about 9 a.m. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub Anaheim Gazette Nov. 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 1961) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No. A 20844 NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY. In the Matter of the Estate of ANNA G. HEITSHUSEN, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the petition of J. Fred Heitshusen for the probate of the Will of the above named decedent and for the issuance of Letters Testamentary to the petitioner will be heard at 10 o'clock A.M. on November 18, 1951, at the court room of Department 1 of the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Orange. Date October 30, 1951. B. J. SMITH, County Clerk. WM. P. WEBB Attorney for Petitioner. Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER WEATHERWISE — A. K. Shoalter, government meteorologist, predicts uniform maximym temperature between 70 and 80 degrees in November. Wind in the desert before storms; light rains; cool nights and fog along the beaches. NEWSWISE — Anaheim's 28th annual Hallowe'en festival was the "best ever" with the grand sweepstakes prize going to the South Los Angeles street merchants' float designed by Harry Macres, Santa Ana-Laguna florida. Actual construction of the 5,500,000 U.S. Motors Plant west Anaheim will begin in 1952. George Pfleger, president of the concern, intimated... The late Warren G. Harding's sister, Mrs. Charity Remsberg, 84, a resident Santa Ana for 46 years, died last week. She was the widow of Anton Remsberg, machinery manufacturer... Rear Adm. Paul Alight disclosed that a Garden grove site was being considered for a $3,870,000 naval hospital... $5,100,000, 571-family unit housing project for El Toro base personnel was announced by 11th Naval district offices in San Diego. SPECIAL ELECTIONS—Fuller voters are to go to the mill tomorrow to vote on a mil- TIE DRILL—Marine Pvt. Billie D. Shelley, 20 (left), gets special drill of the San Diego recruit depot because he asked Gen. Clifton B. Cates, commandant of the whole Marine Corps, to tie his necktie. Cates couldn't—so an aide, Brig. Gen. Clayton C. Jerome, did. Now S-Sgt. Frank F. Dressel (right) is tie-tying drill master. The incident with the general happened during a recent inspection—(Associate Press Wirephoto) MOSCOW (P)—Foreign observers wondered today if it is by coincidence that President Truman is slated to make a foreign policy speech on Nov. 7—the day Soviet Union celebrates the 34th anniversary of the red revolution. 43, died of injuries in a truck accident, and Earl Tucker, a 68-year-old Anaheim rancher, died Dock Strike in New York Enters Fourth Week NEW YORK (P) — Insurgent AFL longshoremen were trying today to avert a back-to-work vote in New York's longest and cost- SPECIAL ELECTIONS—Fuller voters are to go to the hills tomorrow to vote on a million dollar school bond issue... area voters are to decide a $140,000 water bond issue tomorrow... The Placentia unified school district may have a special election to decided a tax rate increase. Funds are needed to construct additional classrooms. POLITICS — Sen. William Snowland said that "appeasement is only surrender on the installment plan" in a Santa Anaeech last week. He told GOP politicians that a strong foreign policy is a vital necessity. COURTOPIX — George Chula, formerly for the convicted slayer, Henry Ford McCracken, was even 10 days in which to appeal the five-day contempt of court sentence given him by Judge Robert Gardner... Sheriff James Mussel flew McCracken to Sanquentin after Los Angeles detectives, Ray Hopkinson and Sid Wivette, questioned him in connection with the slaying of six-year-old Rochelle Gluskoter... Newport Beach township has a class-A justice court following a ruling by Judge Kenneth Morrison. A 30,000 population was the basis of the writ of mandate which compels" Justice Donald Dodge assume jurisdiction of the court. 104—Three more names were added to Orange county's record highway fatality list. First, a 14-month-old La Habra child, Johnny Carcia, died under the wheels of small car; then Russell Hanson, MOSCOW (UP)—Foreign observers wondered today if it is by coincidence that President Truman is slated to make a foreign policy speech on Nov. 7—the day Soviet Union celebrates the 34th anniversary of the red revolution. SPORTOPIX — Anaheim ended the four year Sunset League football reign of the Fullerton Indians with a 13-7 triumph at Fullerton Friday night. Santa Ana beat Newport, 28-20; while Huntington Beach trounced Orange, 27-0, in other Sunset League games... Garden Grove beat Brea-Olinda, 20-7, to lead the Orange County League; Laguna beat Capistrano, 18-7 and Tustin vanquished Valencia, 22-7 ... San Berdoo trounced Santa Ana Jaysee, 32-2; while Riverside beat Fullerton, 7-6 and Orange Coast bowled over Chaffey, 14-0, in Jaysee competition... Mater Del won its first grid victory by beating St. Francis, 12-0. STATISTICALLY—Three Anaheim couples applied for marriage licenses — Edgar Campbell and Eleanor Galley; David Toelle and Marilyn Lloyd; and Herbert Welhs, Jr., and Lois Ralls... Two Anaheimers died last week—Albert Koesel and Thomas Harugus, 80... Seven Anaheimers—girls—were born. The following families were blessed with daughters: Alex Justus, Norman Foohtman, Albert Baylor, George Rose, Bennie Baker, Frank Navarro and James Benson. NITECAPSULE—H. L. Phillips says there are three kind of television programs—black and white, color and off-color. Dock Strike in New York Enters Fourth Week NEW YORK (UP) — Insurgent AFL longshoremen were trying today to avert a back-to-work vote in New York's longest and costliest port strike by threatening to picket a union-sponsored meeting. The wildcat walkout of stevedores entered its fourth week with an estimated 100 vessels and a billion dollars worth of goods immobilized in the world's biggest harbor. Both New York State and the AFL International Longshoremen's Association (ILA), which has opposed the rebellion by some members, scheduled new efforts today to halt the strike. PROVIDENCE (UP) — Several buildings were purposely set afire in parts of Rhode Island yesterday to give a touch of reality to the country's first state-wide civil defense drill since World War II. PITTSBURGH (UP)—Some 25,-000 production workers in Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation plants will be able to boost their earnings as much as 35 per cent; under a new pay incentive plan approved by the government. The origin of the harp is believed to come from the tense string of ancient warriors' or hunters' bows. MORE·ABOUT... New Rating (Continued from Page 1) Greenville, Diamond and Paularino—and this gave a total population of 27,300 according to the 1950 census. Testimony of officials based upon city and county building permits during the past year estimated the present population from 30,300 to 36,000. 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