anaheim-gazette 1951-12-10

5 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA NEWLY ELECTED—Recently elected High Priest of the Royal Arch Masons of the Chapter of Anaheim was Francis Nipper, foreman of the Anaheim Gazette, who succeeds Ted Kuchel, also of the Gazette. Francis Nipper Santa Ana Woman Sunbeam Features Shavemaster This Week in Anaheim Being featured by Sunbeam dealers in Anaheim this week is the Sunbeam Shavemaster as well as other products of the company. Several of the stores are holding demonstrations. Company representatives say that "you can shave faster, smoother and with greater comfort with the new Shavemaster model 'W' Sunbeam Shavemaster. The average man takes seven minutes to lather up and shave with soap and blade. Such men will take only a fraction of that time with the modal 'W' Shavemaster. Even those men with heavy, dark beards and tender skins, who take a long time to shave with soap and blade, will get a closer and more comfortable shave in less time with the Shavemaster." The model 'W' Shavemaster is described as having an entirely new shape, making it easier to handle, with a bigger, single head that's twice as wide, and a compact, powerful motor. Frenchman Wins Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo OSLO, Norway (P)—The 1951 Nobel Peace Prize was presented today to Leon Jouhaux, 77-year-old anti-communist labor leader. NEWLY ELECTED—Recently elected High Priest of the Royal Arch Masons of the Chapter of Anaheim was Francis Nipper, foreman of the Anaheim Gazette, who succeeds Ted Kuchel, also of the Gazette. Francis Nipper, foreman for the Anaheim Gazette, was recently elected High Priest for the Royal Arch Masons chapter of Anaheim and will be installed in the installation ceremony held in January. Nipper takes the place of retiring High Priest, Ted Kuchel, publisher of the Gazette. Elected as King was John V. Thompson, who is a science instructor in the Long Beach school system. Others elected were: Leonard Smith as scribe; Victor La Mont, Sr., as treasurer and F. Le-Roy Marsh as secretary. Mr. Smith is manager of the Jess McDaris Realtors of Anaheim. La Mont and Marsh were re-elected to their posts. Installation ceremonies will be held Jan. 9 in a joint meeting with the Fullerton chapter with Anaheim the host. C. Stanley Chapman, past Grand High Priest of California from Fullerton, will be the installing officer while Nell Rogers of Downey, representing the 20th district deputy will be the installing marshal. Santa Ana Woman Waiting for Her Money, Friend The bewhiskered "plgeon drop" bunco game was worked on Mrs. Carrie L. Bueford, 715½ N. Garfield st., Santa Ana, last weekend and cost her $220, she reported to Santa Ana police. Resident of a Negro quarter, Mrs. Bueford met a Negro about 60 years of age in the 400 block of W. Fourth st. He asked her if she would rent him a room for himself and his 12-year-old daughter. As they walked along discussing the matter, he suddenly pointed across the street to a younger Negro, saying he saw the other man pick up a wallet. He hailed the man with the wallet, and wanted part of the contents, as the price of keeping still. The younger Negro admitted there was $2200 in the wallet, and reluctantly agreed to divide it with them but first wanted to notify his boss, who was at the Ma-sonic temple, he said. He returned soon and said his boss advised sharing the money providing the older Negro and Mrs. Bueford would put up money of their own as security for their silence. The older Negro quickly offered to post $500 for Frenchman Wins Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo OSLO, Norway (U.P.)—The 1931 Nobel Peace Prize was presented today to Leon Jouhaux, 77-year-old anti-communist labor leader. King Haakon, Crown Prince Olav, Princess Ragnhild, members of the Norwegian cabinet, and representative of the diplomatic corps, of Norwegian labor and peace organizations watched the presentation, held in Oslo university's festival hall. Jouhaux is the 50th winner of the peace prize, worth $32,432 in cash and incalculable amounts in prestige. It was established under the will of Alfred Nobel, Swedish inventor of dynamite. Jouhaux is credited with saving the French labor movement from communist subversion. He champions a United States of Europe and is a vice chairman of the international Labor Oganization. In a brief, impromptu acceptance speech, Jouhaux declared he had always tried to fight for peace. "I am glad to receive the prize as a Frenchman," he said, "because France—for all her faults—has always worked for Freedom and justice in times of stress." "I am also glad as an international worker. No peace is possible without international cooperation." The peace prize is awarded each year, according to Nobel's will, to the candidate "who has worked most and best for promoting brotherhood among the peoples of the world, and for abolition and reduction of standing armies, and for the establishment and spread of peace congresses." LET PACIFIC ELECTRIC HELP YOU SHOP EARLY! Santa Claus will rest his deer, Says he'll ride P.E. this year. Finds early shopping really clicks From 10 to 4 and after 6!* *Avoid the 7:30-9:30 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. rush hours. GO PACIFIC ELECTRIC Anaheim Police Arrest Marauders Three boys were rounded up by police officers Hoxie and Fischle at 11:05 a.m. Saturday and charged with eight counts of malicious mischief apiece. The boys, all of Santa Ana, admitted breaking eight windows in Anaheim, at both residences and business places. Their malicious spree took place the previous night. Thinking things over now under different circumstances (in jail) are William R. Loewen, 18, 1135 W. 3rd st., Santa Ana, and Richard J. Collier, 18, of 1516 Willows, Santa Ana. One of the boys, aged 16, is debating his future from the Santa Ana juvenile home. For Health, Eat California Fruit beam Features vemaster This k in Anaheim featured by Sunbeam in Anaheim this week is beam Shavemaster as well products of the comseveral of the stores are demonstrations. any representatives say you can shave faster, and with greater comm on the new Shavemaster W' Sunbeam Shavemasaverage man takes sevces to lather up and shave up and blade. 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Ax is credited with saving each labor movement from last subversion. He cham-United States of Europe vice chairman of the annual Labor Oganization. Brief, impromptu acceptance, Jouhaux declared he always tried to fight for glad to receive the prize benchman," he said, "beance—for all her faults always worked for Free-d justice in times of also glad as an internaworker. No' peace is post-out international co." A peace prize is awarded each recording to Nobel's will, candidate "who has worked and best for promoting good among the peoples of land, and for abolition and of standing armies, and establishment and spread congresses." Mrs. Bueford thought of things at home. Then she of the $2200 in the walhurried home to get her $100 in postal savings $30 in cash. She and the older Negro younger man with the paid him their money. 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