anaheim-gazette 1951-12-06

Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER Thanks be to God, who giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.—I Cor. 15:57. CALIFORNIANA—On Dec. 6, 1846, 80 Californianos under Capt. Andrew Pleo fought 160 American soldiers under Gen. Stephen W. Kearny's command in the battle of San Pascual (between Warner's ranch and San Diego). Eighteen Americans were killed and 19 wounded; none of the Californianos were killed, but 12 were wounded. At the end of hostilities, United States troops held the battle ground, technically victorious. WEATHER NOTE — Anaheim has a little more than a half inch more rainfall this year than it had this time last year. If Old Jupiter Pluvius only keeps it up, everybody will be happy. LINE-O-TYPES—It took Walter Swanberger to introduce Santa Claus to Ernie Moeller who cooked up an annual Christmas Parade. Somebody ought get an original idea. Santa Ana has a Santa Claus parade. So does Huntington Beach ... Herb Salveson's 38-year-old nephew, Jack Salveson, is going to do his pitching for Lefty O'Doul down San Diego way 12 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1946 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Shop in Anaheim for House Gifts of All Descriptions By JOAN S. WHITE "Merry Christmas to our house," is the sentiment behind many gifts this season since home is where the heart is at holiday time. It is the American way. Newsman on Trial Today for Defaming Public Officials LAKE CHARLES, La. (P) — Kenneth L. Dixon, the first of five newsmen on trial charged with defaming 16 public officials and three gamblers, takes the witness stand today in his own defense. He is being tried for the alleged defamation of a district attorney, an assistant district attorney and the 13 members of the parish police jury, a county executive body. The lanky managing editor of the Lake Charles American Press—the only daily in this city of 50,000—spearheaded a law-enforcement campaign that led to the newsmen's indictment Aug. 27. About 30 witnesses, seven of them appearing for the state, testified at the long opening session yesterday that ran, excluding recesses, from 10 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. (CST). The other defendants are American Press Publisher Thomas Shearman, Co-Publisher William The flurry of preparation get the house ready for holiday festivities usually reveals lack in its decor, or brings to articles of furniture that we make the home more fun for family to work, play or relax. So a gift for the house is that is truly enjoyed. This is a good thought to in mind when checking your list. If your friends have a hot problem is solved. It but a glance through well-t furnished stores like Aaron Sh or Smith-Reafsynder to come with just the right gift for home, and to be convinced any need in the home furnisher line can be filled right here Anaheim. CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION In honor of a new branch holding in Fullerton, Garey's Quilt Furniture Store in Anaheim holding a Christmas celebration in the form of a big money-sale which begins on Saturday. Sale items include lamps, appliances, a wide variety furniture and a one hundred seventeen piece dinnerware composed of dishes, glassware flatware in a popular combination at a very low price. It is welcome news also over one thousand brand lamp shades have just arrived in Bradley's House of Light! LINE-O-TYPES—It took Walter Swanberger to introduce Santa Claus to Ernie Moeller who cooked up an annual Christmas Parade. Somebody oughta get an original idea. Santa Ana has a Santa Claus parade. So does Huntington Beach... Herb Salveson's 38-year-old nephew, Jack Salveson, is going to do his pitching for Lefty O'Doul down San Diego way according to a report by Fred Honey. Salveson made quite a hit in Anaheim this fall as an after-tinner speaker. He's down in Cuba playing winter league ball... Incidentally, did anyone take over the franchise to train in beautiful La Palma park? Los Angeles will train in Fullerton again, but home of their exhibition games are with anyone of consequence. They'll play the Chicago Cub Bets, a-course. VIGNELTE—Prospective jurors were being interviewed in Superior Judge Kenneth Gardner's court. Asked if he'd ever served on a jury before, a tall, lean fellow replied: "Not in this country!" ... "In what country have you served as a juror?" ... With out blinking an eye, the man replied: "Texas!" ... The court and attorneys agreed—Texas is a country of its own to Texans. NOTES—Henry Guerrth figured in a fender bender in Fullerton... Pfc. Dick Chapman, Jr., is latest Anaheim war casualty, he was wounded in Korea... Sgt. Jimmy Heffron and a number of Anaheim's Own are undergoing special training in Japan... Incidentally, Rep. Donald L. Jackson has protested to Defense Secretary Robert L. Lovett vigorously objecting to the sending of the 40th Division to Korea. "National Guard Forces should be used only in cases of where national emergency exists or a state of war is declared by the U.S. Congress." Many Orange countians, it is said, have already protested to Gov. Earl Warren and Senators William Knowland and Richard Nixon over the proposed move by the war department... Heavenly Helen Weir is one of Santa Ana's Santa's helmets. Tobey, Duff Want Ike in, Truman Out WASHINGTON (AP) — Senator Tobey (R-NH) said today "I guarantee" that Gen. Dwight Eisenhower will let his name go before the voters in New Hampshire's presidential primary next March. Tobey's flat statement that the general won't disappoint his Republican backers by refusing to be represented in that contest came amid new attacks on the Truman administration. Senatbr Duff (R-Pa), a leader of the organized Eisenhower-for-president Republican group, declared "the Democrats must be thrown out" of office in the 1952 elections, and he added that Eisenhower is the man who can assure it. Duff set forth his views in a speech last night at an Eisenhower rally in Manchester, N.H. The Senator said that under the Democrats' rule in Washington "the tax scandals, the mink coats and the five percenters have made an aroma that has reached to heaven and it has to be changed." Criticism of the administration came also from a southern Democrat, Senator Byrd of Virginia, who joined with a Republican, Senator Taft of Ohio, in accusing President Truman of trying to take the country down the road. The only daily in this city of 50,000 — spearheaded a law-enforcement campaign that led to the newsmen's indictment Aug. 27. About 30 witnesses; seven of them appearing for the state, testified at the long opening session yesterday that ran, excluding recesses, from 10 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. (CST). The other defendants are American Press Publisher Thomas Shearman, Co-Publisher William Hugh Shearman, City Editor James Norton and Reporter Carter George. TREASURE HOUSE Mitchell's is well named "Ture House of Gifts for the Home since In this gem of a store we find beautiful and prairie gifts for each room of the house." Buyer Helen Mitchell has word of advice for the Christmas shopper: If dinnerware or crystal is your gift list, we suggest that make your selections as soon possible, putting them on the away plan if you wish. This avoid disappointment in my sought-after items as replies in these lines require forty-five to sixty days, making it impossible to place more ones with the factory and have them by Christmas. Textiles figure prominently home decoration and there still time to add perky touches brighten the home for the holidays. The Anaheim Textile Store latest shipment of drapery silip cover materials are designed for this purpose. The home sets on the lookout for budget-prices presents to make at home will especially interested in the Anaheim Textile Store's fine gins which make up beautify into good looking sport shirts. Other gifts for the home hare boxed Christmas sets matching pillow slips and attractive guest towels, towels marsh "his" and "hers" and big teal cloth towels decorated with a 40th Division to Korea. "National Guard Forces should be used only in cases of where national emergency exists or a state of war is declared by the U.S. Congress." Many Orange countians, it is said, have already protested to Gov. Earl Warren and Senators William Knowland and Richard Nixon over the proposed move by the war department. Heavenly Helen Weir is one of Santa Ana's Santa's helpers. PRESS — County newspapers aren't giving Frank Vesels' quarterhouser enterprise much of a break. Some of them are covering the event, but none of them are handicapping the races or listing the entries. COMMENTARY—A 12-year-old Santa Ana girl was criminally assaulted in the bedroom of her home Monday night, according to a report from the sheriff's office. That such a thing could happen in Orange county without incensing the public is appalling to say the least. Now that Henry Ford McCracken is in San Quentin's death row, the public has apparently forgotten Patricia Jean Hull whose death should have caused Orange counties to see that no other child should have been the victim some man's lust. Something is wrong—radically wrong when the court calendars are crowded with cases of sex offenders. Lenency in these matters should not be tolerated. The good people of Orange county should see to it; that something is done about this unhealthy condition. NITECAPSULE—Some men are so conscientious that they'll bend over backwards to keep their noses to the grind stone. Monkey in Tree Causes Havoc In Beach Home MIAMI, Fla. (P)—A monkey in a tree in Ben Grenald's yard was what started the whole thing. Policeman John Ward was dancing around under the tree trying to lure the monkey down with bananas. It was such a funny sight, Grenald's wife, Selma, called him up at his drug store and told him to come home and see it. "It's a riot," she said. "You'll die." It was after all the neighborhood kids gathered around, whooping and laughing that the Grenald boy — two-year-old Douglas—got into the red ant hill. Grenald danced him in a over backwards to keep their noses to the grind stone. The house has a way of supplying the shopper with a memo or crammed full of odds and ends be picked up at each shopping expedition. Try Richardson's Fire and Ten Cent. Store for the Whether it is a small toy for your child, an item for the kitchen Christmas wrappings or tree decorations, you will find them conveniently displayed at Richardson's. It's a self service store, no precious minutes are lost waiting to be waited upon. tub to wash the ants off. Then they went back to watch the monkey—and that's when the house caught fire. Mrs. Grenad had left a pan of grease on the stove. It got fire to the curtain and woodwork. Grenad put out the fire, he smoke had made him sick. The maid got sick, too, and we home. The rags they had used to clean up the mess were put in the washing machine. One of the knives opened the door of the machine. That was how the house w flooded. There was four inches of water in the kitchen before it was ripped. 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