anaheim-gazette 1951-11-30

Police Find No Fault with Club NEW YORK (UP)—A police investigation has disclosed no evidence that the Stork club discriminated against Negro entertainer Josephine Baker. The singer said club employees had discriminated against her and kept her waiting more than an hour for a meal on Oct. 16. Police Commissioner George P. Monaghan yesterday made public a report prepared by an inspector who headed the investigation, giving details of interviews with the Baker party and persons at the club on the night concerned. Monaghan said that as a result of the investigation "there is no basis for further action by the department in the matter." The report said Walter White, executive secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, brought the original complaint which led to the investigation. GUIDE COMPANY'S DESTINIES—Shown above are the men on whom the responsibility for direction WASHINGTON (UP)—The government today ordered a nationwide check to see whether there is compliance with price regulations by such services as laundries, cleaning and repair shops, parking lots, golf courses and juke box operators. Extending Our Congratulations to the ANAHEIM BUILDING, and LOAN ASSOCIATION E. E. SMITH (Manager) Congratulations to the ANAHEIM BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION "We ARE PROUD OF YOUR SIGN" NU-ART NEON SIGN CO. 114 W. Amerige St. Fullerton Phone FULLERTON 248 We Extend Our BEST WISHES to the ANAHEIM BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION Plastering by EVERETT MacDONALD PHONE 4328 600 N. Rose St. Anaheim E. E. SMITH (Manager) 'M' Day to be December 27 Poll Shows CHICAGO (AP)—The 1,000,000 traffic death in the U.S. probable will be recorded on Dec. 21. The National Safety council said today that its estimates indicate "M Day" will fall on that date. The council reported that tally for October, plus spec weekly reports for November from state accident record bureaus, raised the grand total through yesterday to approximately 997,300. That leaves just 2700 lives be lost before victim No. 1,000,000 is counted. If "M Day" occurs on Dec. 27 it will be precisely 51 years, three months and seven days after the first known motor vehicle death was recorded in 1899 in New York City. The date could be postponed said the council, if: "The drivers get good or the weather gets bad." "We can't depend on the weather," it added, "so let's hope and pray that the drivers get good and delay this tragic event at least until after Christmas." October fatalities totaled 376 That was the heaviest toll for any month since December, 1941. EVERETT MacDONALD PHONE 4328 600 N. Rose St. Anaheim Congratulations and Best Wishes for Continued Success to Anaheim Building & Loan Association Sven Harberg PAINTING CONTRACTOR 912 East Broadway Anaheim Phone 4632 Building and Loan Board Provide Sound Management Officers and directors of the Anaheim Building and Loan Assn. are part of the organization's character and high standing in the community. Some of them have been with the organization since it was founded in 1921. President of the Anaheim Building and Loan Assn. is F. A. Yungbluth of 815 W. Broadway. Mr. Yungbluth is one of the founders of the organization. A former local merchant, he sold out a few years ago and is now devoting his business time solely to the association as president and director. S. W. Todd, director and vice-president above are for direction of the Anaheim Building and Loan Association's policies falls. From left: Directors William Schumacher, J. B. Collings, S. W. Todd, Eldon Stark and N. Ulvestad. The two remaining directors of the firm are Eldon Stark and N. T. Ulvestad. Stark is at present a rancher at 10141 S. Center Dr., Orange. Formerly he was a practicing attorney. N. T. Ulvestad is a practicing attorney in Los Angeles. His home is in San Marino. These men are the bulwark of E. E. SMITH (Manager) M’ Day to be December 21 Roll Shows CAGO (AP)—The 1,000,000th death in the U.S. probably recorded on Dec. 21. National Safety council said that its estimates indicate it will fall on that date. council reported that its for October, plus special reports for November from accident record bureau, had the grand total through yet to approximately 997,300. leaves just 2700 lives to before victim No. 1,000,000 dated. M’ Day” occurs on Dec. 21, be precisely 51 years, three and seven days after the known motor vehicle death recorded in 1899 in New York date could be postponed, the council, if: drivers get good or the r gets bad.” can’t depend on the weather added, “so let’s hope and that the drivers get good and this tragic event at least after Christmas.” over fatalities totaled 3760. was the heaviest toll for any since December, 1941. More California Oranges President of the Anaheim Building and Loan Assn. is F. A. Yungbluth of 815 W. Broadway. Mr. Yungbluth is one of the founders of the organization. A former local merchant, he sold out a few years ago and is now devoting his business time solely to the association as president and director. S. W. Todd, director and vice-president of the association, was formerly affiliated with the Pacific Light Corporation as vice-president. He resides at 2019 W. Chapman, Orange. Vice-president William Schumacher is also a rancher on Dale ave., Anaheim. He was formerly an Orange county supervisor. As former president of the Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co. and also a present director of the Southern County Bank, Mr. J. B. Collings, director and vice-president of the Anaheim Building and Loan Assn., has many years of managing experience behind him. Director, vice-president and manager are the impressive list of titles attached to Mr. E. E. Smith, 621 N. Clementine st., of the Anaheim Building and Loan. Formerly employed at the early Bank of Italy in Anaheim, Mr. Smith completes his 18th year with the association today. Concerning the enlarging and redecorating being completed at the association’s offices, he says, “we want to continue to grow with Anaheim and give the best service possible. Completing his 23rd year with 1952 Pontiac Unveiling Set Early in Dec. Introduction of 1952 Pontiac models to the public is scheduled early in December, according to Bevins Pontiac, Anaheim dealership. The announcement followed disclosure that H. A. Bevins, local Pontiac dealer and his sales force will attend dealers’ sales meetings at the Biltmore hotel, since 1928, at which time he decided to throw in with the association and close the doors of his insurance business. The two remaining directors of the firm are Eldon Stark and N. T. Ulvestad. Stark is at present a rancher at 10141 S. Center Dr., Orange. Formerly he was a practicing attorney. N. T. Ulvestad is a practicing attorney in Los Angeles. His home is in San Marino. These men are the bulwark of the organization which has been a stable, working proposition for 30 years and has lasted through a depression that closed many banks. SACRAMENTO (AP) — Senator Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn) is looking the political situation over before he decides whether to become a candidate for president. TAIPEH, Formosa (AP)—Three sharp earthquakes hit the southeast coast of Formosa today. Damage was reported light. There was no indication of casualties. California Fruit is Good for You A Word Of Advice to the ANAHEIM BUILDER for your vote of confidence expansion and modernizing contractors. Every detail of remodeling tate your operation toward We offer our timed success Early in Dec. Introduction of 1952 Pontiac models to the public is scheduled early in December, according to Bevins Pontiac, Anaheim dealership. The announcement followed disclosure that H. A. Bevins, local Pontiac dealer and his sales force will attend dealers' sales meetings at the Biltmore hotel, Los Angeles, Dec. 6. This meeting will be one of many being held in 25 American cities prior to the initial showing. L. W. Ward, general sales manager of the Pontiac Motor division of General Motors Corp., said that production of the new models already is under way with a view to supplying dealers in time for public display early in December. Important engineering developments having to do with engine performance and power transmission will be among features of the new line, he said. Current dealer stocks are at a minimum and Pontiac showrooms across the country will be relatively bare immediately prior to the announcement of new models. The executive said that production will be scheduled to insure prompt delivery of the 1952 cars beginning in December. These and other subjects will be on the agenda at the sales meetings. Highlight of the meetings will be inspection of the new cars. In addition, the service program for 1952 will be launched involving discussion of service training to be carried out throughout the dealer organization to provide maximum maintenance of the company's products in the hands of owners. 11 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Another Installation of WIRING and FIXTURES by BUNGALOW ELECTRIC 613 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone Anaheim 3512 We Thank The Anaheim Building & Loan Association for the opportunity of assisting in their expansion program and wish them continued success. PROGRESS... The newly remodeled home of the Anaheim Building and Loan Association is a credit to the community. PROGRESS... The newly remodeled home of the Anaheim Building and Loan Association is a credit to the community. It is an example which, if followed by the owners of other business properties, will anchor Anaheim as the leading business community in Orange County. ERNEST GANAHL LUMBER COMPANY 501 E. Center St. Anaheim Phone 2256 All Of Appreciation AHAIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION from your GENERAL CONTRACTOR Your vote of confidence in our ability to expedite your program of expansion and modernizing... displayed by your selection of us as general contractors. Every detail of remodeling and fixture work has been engineered to facilitate your operation toward greater service. We offer our sincere best wishes for your continued success. GENERAL CONTRACTOR your vote of confidence in our ability to expedite your program of expansion and modernizing . . . displayed by your selection of us as general contractors. very detail of remodeling and fixture work has been engineered to facilitate your operation toward greater service. We offer our sincere best wishes for your continued success. SUBCONTRACTORS - SUPPLY and OUR OWN CREW of SKILLED CRAFTSMEN a word of appreciation, also, for your able assistance in dovetailing every operation of supply and skill into the combined effort. All of us can feel proud of this project. ENN G. FRY GENERAL CONTRACTOR COMMERCIAL St. Anaheim Phone Anaheim 3077