anaheim-gazette 1951-11-16

5 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER The path of the just is as the shining light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day.—Prov. 4:18. CALIFORNIANA — American forces under Capt. Charles Burroughs, of Fremont's California Battalion, and Californianos under Commandante Manuel Castro, engaged in a battle, Nov. 16, 1846, at Natividad. Four or five Americans were killed and the same number were wounded. It was an American victory (though the Californians lost as many men). GRIPES—Nick La Porta fairly sizzled 'tother evening when he read t'column. He doesn't like the personal mention of certain folks ... But who is more newsworthy than Erale Moeller? Hmm-mm-m? Why, he's started a project that would re-route the truck traffic on Orangethorpe instead of Center street ... Tommy Fallin ain't complainin'. When the big gear from Ellay visited the Fullerton airport yesterday, things were humming. Y'betcha'... According to the newsroom. Earl Warren in Hospital But Speech Broadcast SAN FRANCISCO (P) — Gov. Earl Warren enters a hospital today, but his kickoff bid for the Republican presidential nomination will be broadcast as scheduled tonight. He is to get a checkup at University of California hospital here for an intestinal allment. He told a press conference in Sacramento yesterday it has bothered him three weeks. His speech, already transcribed, will be broadcast from Hollywood to the GOP State Central committee in San Diego—as well as to a nationwide audience over the ABC network. It is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. (11:30 p.m. EST). Warren said several members of his family recently suffered from a similar allment, but only his persisted. Dr. Junius Harris, his physician, said the governor might be hospitalized several days." "Is your doctor in favor of public health insurance?" asked a reporter. "I hope he isn't too much opposed to it," smiled Warren, who three times has failed to get the state assembly to vote prepaid public health bills. FACK LIFTING—Powell Neon high level painting problem with Beta store yesterday. They didn't of the brush, but that's what —Gazette photo by Robertson read t'column. He doesn't like the personal mention of certain folks ... But who is more newsworthy than Ernie Moeller? Hmm-mm-m? Why, he's started a project that would re-route the truck traffic on Orangethorpe instead of Center street ... Tommy Fallin ain't complainin'. When the big gear from Ellay visited the Fullerton airport yesterday, things were humming. Y'betcha' ... According to the grapevine, Anaheim's stampless bookie, is still operating. His hat is his office. IMPROVING — Salome Ariaz, the personable cabbie, is on the mend. But with those compound fractures of the compound fractures, it is doubtful if he'll regain full use of his legs. LINES-O-TYPE — Don Brunskill, the jaysee instructor, turned out to be a cameraman. He is giving interesting lectures on his trip to Baja California ... It's confusing. When they said John Bailey was killed in an auto mishap, Anaheimers began to wonder whether it was the John Bailey they knew. Fortunately it wasn't. But there's a John Bailey who is a carpenter. Then there is a John H. Bailey, an outstanding mechanic and a John M. Bailey who's refired and taking things easy ... It wasn't news to Joe Leib, Jr., that Earl Warren became presidential timber. But, Ray Davis, as shrewd an observer of the political scene as you'd meet anywhere, will tell you that the rank and file GOPpolitician prefers Ike Elsenhower ... Remember when the Late Jim Heffron was a candidate for Sam Collins' post and when the late Gov. Loudon aspired to be a Congressman? PEOPLE — Clare Van Hoorebeke, the Anahi coach, won the praises of Orange county football fans by his quick-thinking. He quelled a possible junior sized riot during the fracus in the Fulllerton-Anaheim game by keeping live. Dr. Junius Harris, his physician, said the governor might be hospitalized several days." "Is your doctor in favor of public health insurance?" asked a reporter. "I hope he isn't too much opposed to it," smiled Warren, who three times has failed to get the state assembly to vote prepaid public health bills. ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (F)—The Rev. Kenneth Goff, Englewood Baptist minister, was arrested on charges stemming from the slashing of the Russian flag in a United Nations Day Oct. 24. For Health, Eat California Fruit his men in check. The Anahi mentor is a true sportsman who believes and practices good sportsmanship. Anaheim is indeed, fortunate to have such a man to lead its hi school footballers ... Kendall Yorba, the Anaheim Union Water company zanjero, was quite a ball player in his day. J. F. Lemon and Otto Brandle who played ball with and against him, have newspaper clippings, yellowed by years, that show that 'the son of the Dons' had what it takes ... This diamond trio played ball at the old fair grounds—101 highway at Placentia ave.—25 years ago. Art Sullivan, who was (and is) a big man in Brea, will tell you that nobody cared to follow the Orange county team then. One afternoon Eddie West and Jim Heffron, newspapers' were the only 'customers' in the stands. And they got in on passes ... Jannett Isbell, 17-year-old jaysee co-ed, was injured while crossing the street near the Fullerton campus ... And congratulations to Helen Oviedo for being chosen Anahi's homecoming queen. NITECCAPSULE — A fat man lives to eat; a thin man eats to keep alive. FACK LIFTING—Powell Neon high level painting problem with Beta store yesterday. They didn't of the brush, but that's what —(Gazette photo by Robertson) Lost Key Service Inaugurated by Local Locksmith Announcement of the inauguration of a new lost key service was made today by B. L. Jeffers owner of the Anaheim Lock & Key service at 548 S. Los Angeles st. Jeffers stated that through this service, anyone can receive free a numbered registration tag for their present key ring. This is registered by number in a confidential file at the lock and key shop. Through this service, the finder of lost keys has full instructions for returning the keys to the owner. Jeffers states that this system has been in successful operation in other parts of the country for some time. In New York City alone, it has resulted in the return of 81 per cent of lost keys. Jeffers believes this is the first offering of the lost key service on the west coast. The new shop opened recently by Jeffers is the culmination of many years' experience in the lock and key business. His motto is "A key for every lock." MORE ABOUT... Optimists continued from Page 1 inary work has been approved for founding a Scout Cub Pack at Thomas Jefferson school. President Harwood Larson named the following to serve as Optimist Boy Scout committeemen: Heading the list is Roy Kirk who will be the Pack's first Scout leader. Others include Leonard Schwacfer, Don May, Louis Larson, Barnie Brodie, Bob Martin and Ralph Alexander. Don May, editor of the Optimist's safety bulletin, announced the first issue of Your Brake—Their Break will shortly be in the mails. "Steve" Stephen reported on the Phoenix, Arizona Optimist meet- Significant Thanksgiving! On Thanksgiving Day we are especially mindful of our American heritage. Among our freedoms is the right to go as we choose, where we choose, with security. Next time you plan a Southland trip why not try Pacific Electric? You'll be thankful for the extra safety, comfort and economy. Thousands agree it's smart to GO PACIFIC ELECTRIC Scout committeemen: Heading the list is Roy Kirk who will be the Pack's first Scout leader. Others include Leonard Schwacofer, Don May, Louis Larson, Barnie Brodie, Bob Martin and Ralph Alexander. Don May, editor of the Optimist's safety bulletin, announced the first issue of Your Brake—Their Break will shortly be in the mails. "Steve" Stephen reported on the Phoenix, Arizona Optimist meeting held in honor of International Optimist Secretary-Treasurer Russell F. Meyer. Walt Gooden gave a brief report of the San Diego meeting attended by himself and Harwood Larson. Anaheim Optimist Knot Hole gang hold their final football party to see Anaheim high school in their final league game with Orange tonight at La Palma Park. MORE ABOUT ... School Girl (Continued from Page 1) take off. In fact, the pilot was "revving" his motors when Sandar knocked on the door of his cabin. She asked him if she needed a ficket. Sandra was escorted to a nearby police station, where she told her interrogators that yesterday seemed like a good day for flying—so she flew. Police wired Sandra's father, Joseph, and placed the youngster in a children's society shelter home for the night. When she took off—by ordinary land vehicle — for the shelter, Sandar still was carrying her schoolbooks, carefully wrapped in brown paper. She had intended to do some studying while flying to California, she said. Eat More California Oranges County Lashed by 60 MPH Wind Hard winds descended upon Orange county from the eastern deserts at about 3 a.m. today and were blowing at velocities ranging up to 60 miles per hour according to reports from State Forestry lookouts in the more exposed sections. Hillman Peak lookout near Yorba Linda reported gusts roaring at 60 mph. At Bolero Peak lookout near Modjeska's, velocities of the wind were as high as 50 mph. No serious damage was reported from the wind. Some loss of loose top soil occurred in the bean growing areas where fall plowing has been under way. Forestry officials noted the increased fire hazard in the hills from the dry wind. WORE ABOUT... Cancer (Continued from Page 1) As in skin and lip cancers, month malignancies usually are successfully eradicated in their early stages with treatment either by surgery or irradiation. The chief hazard lies, however, in the spread of these cancers to the lymph nodes of the neck, the surgeon pointed out. Statistically, about 80 per cent of cancers of the tongue are cured if there is no spread to the neck, but only 25 per cent are cured after the neck nodes are involved, he stated. Evidence of progress in surgical procedures attacking cancer was Cops Unhospitable To Insistent Local Would-be-Inmate He just had to say no: That is, Police Lt. Roger Shaw man just had to say no yesterday when a local — loco? — pleaded with Sherman (to lock him up). The determined man please with the lieutenant to lock him up, saying that county office were on the way now to pick him up. He didn't know the charge. Uoon the lieutenant's refusal to lock him up, the man then questioned that the police impound his car. Again the lieutenant fused. Still undaunted, the man called DuBois and Paschall garrison and asked them to keep the car for him. Following this line action he left the station, informing lieutenant Sherman that he was going to Kit Kat cafe for cup of coffee and that the county officers could pick him up when they arrived. The county officers never shod up. County Building Totals $323,366 Building permits for the uncorporated areas of Orange county aggregated $323,968 in validation for the past week, according to records of Building Inspector Charles Donohue's office. Anafie area had $19,428. Garden Grove led the unincorporated by Key Service agurated by Labor Members of Parliament Ask Labor Members of Parliament Ask Fighting to Stop LONDON (UK) — Eleven labor members of Parliament asked Winston Churchill’s government today to try to stop the fighting in Korea. The request was made in the form of a motion tabled in the House of Commons. The motion also asked for: 1. Red China’s admission to the United Nations. 2. Free elections to unify Germany. 3. Calling of a disarmament conference. The motion was signed by left-winger Sydney Silverman and ten laborite backbenchers. There was no indication when the motion would be brought to a vote. Prime Minister Winston Churchill yesterday refused to consider a request from labor member C. A. Wilcock that he ask that Commonwealth troops in Korea be used only for defensive purposes during the cease-fire talks. School Teachers From Berkeley Win Nobel Prize BERKELEY (AP)—Two Nobel Prize winning University of California scientists have no idea how they’ll spend their prize money, $16,000 each. “The only plan I have is not to spend it all in one place,” said Dr. Edward M. McMillan. “I haven’t asked my wife yet,” said Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, chemist. Notification of the awards touched off a most unscientific celebration by surgery or irradiation. The chief hazard lies, however, in the spread of these cancers to the lymph nodes of the neck, the surgeon pointed out. Statistically, about 80 per cent of cancers of the tongue are cured if there is no spread to the neck, but only 25 per cent are cured after the neck nodes are involved, he stated. Evidence of progress in surgical procedures attacking cancer was given by Dr. MacDonald when he discussed a comparatively new radical operation. During the last few years, certain mouth cancers have been managed in a single surgical attack which combines removal of the nodes in the neck with excision of the primary growth in the mouth. “By this procedure,” Dr. MacDonald said, “many patients formerly considered untreatable have been successfully managed and many of them cured. Safeguards have been developed which now make this operation possible with a very low mortality of around five per cent.” Dr. MacDonald’s talk, entitled “Management of Common Forms of Head and Neck Cancer,” was followed by a sound motion picture: “What Is Cancer?” presented by the Orange County Chapter of the American Cancer Society. WASHINGTON (US)—Product officials predicted today that cuts ordered in civilian use scarce metals after Jan. 1 represent the worst that will be sent industry and consumers. California Fruit is Good for You WEEKEND TV LOG TELEVISION Saturday, Nov. 17 KNEX (4)—4:20 Music Film ELACO (13)—4:59 Your Own Home ETTLA (6)—HSE Trademark & Trade ETTLV (11)—Got A M. 4:00 Film—the Border 6:00 P.M. KNEX (3)—Smith’s Eggs ETTLA (6)—Min’s Best Friend EBCA (7)—Paul Whitman Teen Club ETTLV (11)—Knake Rider EMBH (4)—All Star Move ELACO (13)—Mitch. Martin Land KNXT (3)—Ghost Riders ETTLA (6)—Cowboy Thrills 8:00 P.M. KNEX (4)—Snow of Snow ETTLV (11)—Serial Theatre 8:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—If It’s Nest Trick ETLLA (5)—Pantstik Studios EBCA (7)—Gene Autry Show ELACO (13)—Shanghai Chest ETTLV (2)—Film DETH Valley Hunger 7:00 P.M. ETTLA (2)—Sentimy Eggs EBCA (7)—Reserve ETTLV (1)—Red Ryder ETTLV (2)—Best the Stock ELACO (2)—Hometown Jacobs ETTLV (9)–Football Review 8:00 P.M. ETBLH (4)–Football–Simmons-Shimson Show ELACO (2)–Ken Murray Show EBCA (7)—Lorsaint Ougast ETTLV (1)–In Our Times ETLLA (3)–West Variety Spade Cooler COUNTY BUILDING TOTALS $323,368 Building permits for the unincorporated areas of Orange county aggregated $323,968 in valuation for the past week, according to records of Building Inspector Charles Donohue’s office. Anah area had $13,428. Garden Grove led the unincorporated community with $1335, followed by Buena Park with $43,344, Costa Mesa with $42,181, Soy Laguna with $36,000, Turpin with $27,444, Capistrano Beach with $24,944, Oran with $16,320, Westminster with $15,512, Anah with $13,428, Cypress with $10,998, Santa Ana with $2000, La Habra with $689, Yorba Linda with $5000 and Stanton with $1150. Anahheim permits were issued as follows: Tyler Sywyer, redevice, 9881 W. Broadway, $12.00 Calvin J. Gregg, wind machine 9181 La Palma, $1428. WASHINGTON (US)—Product officials predicted today that cuts ordered in civilian use scarce metals after Jan. 1 repent the worst that will be sent industry and consumers. California Fruit is Good for Yo... Prize winning University of California scientists have no idea how they'll spend their prize money, $16,000 each. "The only plan I have is not to spend it all in one place," said Dr. Edward M. McMillan. "I haven't asked my wife yet," said Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, chemist. Notification of the awards touched off a most unscientific celebration in the school's chemistry department yesterday. Students exploded firecrackers as they did two years ago when U.C. chemist William Glaue won his Nobel prize. California Fruit is Good for You LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE INVITING BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Trustees of the Savannah School District, of Orange County, California, will receive bids up to and including seven o'clock P.M. on the 20th day of November, 1851, at the office of said School District, located in the Savannah School on Ball Road, Orange County, California, at which sale bids will be opened and read for the leasing to said district of school furniture which furniture is specifically described in the specifications therefor on file in the office of said School District; said lease to be for a term of one (1) year, with an irrevocable option to renew said lease for an additional year, or to purchase sold property at a stipulated price, and granting an irrevocable option to renew said lease at the end of the second year for an additional term of one (1) year, or to purchase sold property stipulated sum upon the payment of the last rent payment, the title rito said property to vest in the Savannah School District. Each bid must be accompanied by a Certified Check, or Bond in a sum equal to 4% of the bid, and said check, or bond, is to be made payable to the Savannah School District, and shall guarantee that the bidder will enter into a contract should his bid be accepted. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any irregularity therein. DATED: This 1st day of November, 1851. SAVANNA SCHOOL DISTRICT By E. C. SNAVELY Clerk of said board of Trustees. Rabbit Co-op Sets Meeting Tomorrow The California Rabbit Co-op Inc. for Orange county will meet Saturday night, Nov. 17, at the Orange County Farm Bureau, 355 S. Muhn st., Orange. The board will hold its meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. There are five directors for Orange county, three for San Diego and three for Los Angeles counties. Riverside and San Bernardino are expected to join. The group owns a processing plant at Puente. Mrs. Gloria Coleman, director Stanton area, urges rabbit raisers to join. Two members who are active in her territory are Mr. and Mrs. Dave Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. William Pfund. RADIO and TELEVISION KLAO ... 870 KINV ... 870 KNX ... 1070 KGEE ... 1390 KFT ... 640 KELA ... 820 KKLA ... 1110 KTED ... 1520 KMPC ... 710 KPWD ... 890 KPOX ... 1380 KOWL ... 1580 KECA ... 790 KPDV ... 1020 KFAO ... 1350 KPMO ... 1690 The following program is compiled from record provided on their page—U.S.A. RADIO FRIDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. KLAU-News, Sports KFI-Presbyterian Wine KLMO-Never Burns KEUA-Minus Griff KNM-Green Home KNX-Ed R Murrow KAFO-Serenade KLAO-State of Week KFI-News KNX-Tom Harmon KLAO-News KFI-Cast Ougat KMPO-Star for Soo KPOA-Obt Huntsley KNY-Gynee Sevett KNM-World Trees KLAO-San Biltier KMPO-Peterson KNM-Top Yunshi KNY-Wood Goose 6:00 P.M. KLAO-KNOO-News KNOO-Time Time KNOO-Brittany Knight KNPB-New KNPB-Pristin Preston-Home KLAO-Cumberland 7:00 P.M. KLAU-News, Music KOA-Bougainvillea Capital Clockroom KNM-Shadow of Men KPAO-Servants 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Greene Willow KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Groove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Groove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Groove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Groove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Groove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Groove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Grove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Grove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Grove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Grove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Grove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Grove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Grove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Grove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Grove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records KPWD-Community 7:00 P.M. KLAO-Grove Old Deer KMPO-Puberty Serenade KNA-Its and Records КРОДСИНТУАРСТИЯ RADIO and TELEVISION We assume no responsibility for any minute change on their page—U.S.A. RADIO FRIDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. KLAU-News, Sports KI-First Wife KNM-Green Home KAFO-Serenade KEUA-Minus Griff KNM-Grynee Sevett KNM-World Trees 7:00 P.M. KLAU-Rightsbest KAUA-News, Music KEOA-Bougainvillea Capital Clockroom KEMA-Shadow of Men 7:00 P.M. KEOA-Greene Willow KEMO-Puberty Serenade KEMA-Uits and Records 7:00 P.M. KEOA-Women's Forum KEMO-Benefices & Services 7:00 P.M. KEOA-Women's Family Club 7:00 P.M. KEOA-Richard Dumond Parks-Lawrence Thomas National Vtg. Alumni 7:00 P.M. KEOA-Country 7:00 P.M. KEOA-World News (Today) KEOA-Book Store 7:00 P.M. KEOA-Hot Smith 7:00 P.M. KEOA-Hot House (Today) 7:00 P.M. KEOA-Hot Garden (Today) 7:00 P.M. KEOA-Hot Night (Today) 7:00 P.M. KEOA-Hot Band (Today) COUNTY BUILDING Metals $323,368 holding permits for the unintained areas of Orange coinregated $323,968 in valuor for the past week, according words of Building Inspector Donohoe's office. Anaheim had $15,428. Den Grove led the unnecordated communities with $70, followed by Buena Park with Costa Mesa $42,181, South Ana $36,000, Tustin $27,412, Grand Beach $24,944, Orange Ocean Westminster $15,512, Analina $13,428, Cypress $10,912, Anna $3200, La Habra $6800, Linda $5000 and Stanton helm permits were issued ows: Tyler Sawyer, real9881 W. Broadway, $12,000; J. Gregg, wind machine, a Palma; $1428. WASHINGTON (R)-Production is predicted today that new ordered in civilian use of metals after Jan. 1 reprethe worst that will befall ry and consumers. Fruit Is Good for You LOG KTTV (15) - Vets TV Cornish KLAQ (15) - Film "Baby Bitter Candy" 7:00 P.M. KTNV (2) - Pay Bemsison KEG (7) - Bone Time KTTV (11) - Shadow of the Garden KNXT (2) - Show Gear On KTLA (5) - Movid, Harry Ape GCRA (7) - Wind & Disorder KTTV (11) - Band of Destiny KNXT (15) - At Lars 10:00 P.M. KNXT (2) - Film Monster Walk" KTTV (11) - Town-motion-theory, Pratt & the Bill KNBN (4) - Film "Game Best Friend" KHLA (15) - Cap. Columbus KLAQ (15) - Film 10:30 ETNA (5) - Movid, Blue Beard ECKA (7) - Concumstantial Fridge" 11:00 P.M. KTTV (11) - "Ouse for the Crown" TELEVISION PHILIP NOV. 18 6:00 P.M. 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