anaheim-gazette 1951-12-31

Weight is a measure of the attraction which the earth's gravitation exerts on an object. MORE ABOUT... Bank Loan Anahim branch, and Bert F. Lundeen, manager of the Ocean-side bank, testified that Naumcheff was the man who borrowed $250 from the local bank Dec. 11, under the name of Ray Collins, and also was the man who borrowed $140 from the Oceanside bank Nov. 19, 1951, under the name Ralph Nelson. Lundeen also related that Naumcheff borrowed $200 from his bank in Apr. 1950, on which he failed to make even the first payment. He used a still different name and a slightly different story at that time, Lundeen said. Naumcheff was picked up by police in Fillmore, Calif., Dec. 21, and turned over to Anaheim police. Anaheim Police Lieutenant Thomas Taylor, who brought Naumcheff from Fillmore, revealed that the accused man had been a deputy sheriff in Yuma county, Ariz. If You Drive! Don't Drink We Offer Our CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. We Offer Our CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. on Your NEW STORAGE BUILDING PLUMBING by STARMER-KISH Plumbing 747 N. LOS ANGELES ST. PHONE 1824 We Congratulate The ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. on the completion of their expansion program. Their newly enlarged facilities are evidence of their faith in the continued progress of Anaheim. WE WISH THEM CONTINUED SUCCESS ANAHEIM 2271 PLACENTIA 317 GIBBS LUMBER FULLERTON 2942 "We have continuously served Northern Orange County Builders for over 40 years." GIBBS LUMBER FULLERTON 2942 "We have continuously served Northern Orange County Builders for over 40 years." BEST WISHES To the ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER COMPANY Your New Storage Building is evidence of your faith in the continued growth of Anaheim BEN BOETTGER GENERAL CONTRACTOR 510 S. RESH ST. ANAHEIM PHONE 4570 NEW ANAHEIM WAREHOUSE—Shown above is the office and warehouse of Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co. at Los Angeles and Santa Ana sts. North end of building is a new, 10,000 square foot warehouse addition, just completed with the front portion readily adaptable for office space. The new unit brings the firm's warehousing space up to 40,000 square feet for both goods storage and commercial warehousing, for both activities the firm is licensed. Construction began last July by Ben Boettger, Anaheim contractor in charge.—(Gazette by Kreidt) MORE ABOUT ... S.A. Publisher (Continued from Page 1) Robertshaw-Fulton Co. Enters New MORE ABOUT ... Six Persons (Continued from Page 1) MORE ABOUT ... Plane Crash (Continued from F) NEW ANAHEIM WAREHOUSE—Shown above is the office and warehouse of Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co. at Los Angeles and Santa Ana sts. North end of building is a new, 10,000 square foot warehouse addition, just completed with the front portion readily adaptable for office space. The new unit brings the firm's warehousing space up to 40,000 square feet for both goods storage and commercial warehousing, for both of activities the firm is licensed. Construction began last June by Ben Boettger, Anaheim contractor in charge. (Gazette by Kreidt) MORE ABOUT ... S.A. Publisher (Continued from Page 1) valley Texans had ever heard of Holles. Then for $2,000,000 his Freedom Newspapers Inc. bought the three main valley dailies—the Brownsville Herald, Harlingen's Morning Star, and McAllen's Evening Monitor. "From his Santa Ana, Calif., headquarterers, old 'R. C.' himself rode into the valley on a bus to reshape the papers according to Holles. He threw out Drew Pearson's column, replaced him with Fulton Lewis, George Sokolsky, and his own column. His favorite campaign: a bitter, continuous assault on public schools on the ground that free, tax-supported education violates the Ten Commandments. Taxing those who do not use public schools, he says, is stealing. Crackpot Cerebrations "To readers of the seven other papers in Holles' string of small-city dailies, such crackpot cerebrations have come to be part of the routine grist from the Holles mill, to be taken with the news. Among other Holles convictions: Herbert Hoover and the National Association of Manufacturers are too leftish, churches are socialistic, majority rule should be abolished, and so should aid to Europe, all involuntary taxes and unions. Most of his readers have no choice but to read Holles papers; in nine of the 10 cities there is no competition. But there have been violent objections. Four times his plants have been struck. Once his home was bombed." "Residents of the valley took different action. Meetings protested Holles' stand. The McAllen P-TA sent parents a statement which suggested canceling subscriptions 'to a paper which denounces... public schools.' The Monitor lost 2000 readers, circulations of the others also said. Robertshaw-Fulton Co. Enters New Industrial Field Robertshaw - Fulton Controls Company has taken the first steps in its program of entering the industrial electronic measurement and controls field, through the acquisition of the Fielden Instrument Corp. of Philadelphia, it was announced by John A. Robertshaw, president. For the present, Fielden Instrument Corp. will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co. The company was acquired for cash but details of the purchase price were not disclosed. In making the announcement Robertshaw declared that the Fielden organization has made important progress in developing and making instruments in the electronic field." The Fielden acquisition will enable us to offer industry many combinations of control valves and regulators with electronic instrumentation and should enlarge our potential market," Robertshaw said. MORE ABOUT ... Six Persons (Continued from Page 1) nut, Santa Ana, was treated at Santa Ana Community hospital for cuts on the hand, received Saturday night when a car driven by Joe Villalobos Lopez, 21, 10538 N. Shafer, Orange, struck a bulldozer at the Santa Ana freeway construction work on Lincoln st., south of 17th st., Santa Ana. Riboto was asleep in the rear seat when the collision took place. Dora May Dillop, employee of the Leonard sanitarium, 1240 Stewart drive, Orange, suffered a broken left wrist when she stepped into a culvert when alighting from her car in front of the Monterey cafe, 2028 W. Fifth st., Sanita Ana, Sunday evening. There were 14 non-injury traffic accidents in Santa Ana over the week-end, according to reports reaching police. One motorist was at day evening at Sixth Sts, where his car co-owner another machine. He Menchaca, 1530 W. Flatta Ana. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Residents of the valley took different action. Meetings protested Holles' stand. The McAllen P-TA sent parents a statement which suggested canceling subscriptions 'to a paper which denounces... public schools.' The Monitor lost 2000 readers, circulations of the others also said. Anti-Holles Crusade Then Houston Lawyer-Industrialist Rory Hofheinz, $3), who had opened a 50,000-watt radio station, KSOX, in Harlingen, joined the attack on Holles in an all-out crusade over the air. His station also began taking ads away from the Holles papers. Partly because he was pinched by this competition and partly because they disagreed with him, Holles fired the three editors who had stayed on when he bought the papers, Time Magazine said. (A Santa Ana Holles-man, T. N. (Brick) Gaines, formerly Register wire editor, recently left California to assume a new position on the McAllen Evening Monitor.) Radioman Hofheinz broadcast a defense of the editors, added: "There may be those who say that Holles is a harmless crackpot. A man backed with a reputed $20 million and a chain of newspapers cannot be classed as a harmless crackpot." It looked as if Holles might have to mend his editorials, if he wanted to stay in the valley," the magazine concluded. Best Wishes to the ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. from ERNEST GANAHL Lumber Company 501 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Phone 2256 3' Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Congratulations to ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. STEEL SASH and GLASS Furnished by LUND & SONS 1120 LINCOLN AVE. Phone ANAHEIM 3312 Congratulations to Charlie, Clyde, ...and all the gang at ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER MORE ABOUT... Plane Crash (Continued from Page 1) was reported missing. The F-51 pilot, beloved to be the only person aboard, was last heard from yesterday as he sought permission to land at Tucson. Meanwhile, at Red Bluff, Calif., some 60 Air Force and Civil Air Patrol planes made a futile search yesterday for a C-47 military craft which vanished Wednesday on a flight from Spokane, Wash., to Travis A.F. base, north of San Francisco. ports reaching police. One motorist was arrested Sunday evening at Sixth and Main streets, where his car collided with another machine. He was Jose E. Menchaca, 1530 W. Fifth st., Santa Ana. to Charlie, Clyde, ...and all the gang at ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER for your continued success in building Anaheim and Southern California ...from Walt and the gang, at Walt... TAYLOR LUMBER CO. Celebrating the Completion of Our New Storage Building IT IS OUR PLEASURE TO EXTEND HAPPY NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO ALL Our new addition, affording an additional 10,000 square storage space, is made possible by the increased patronage of Orange county and other areas of Southern California. For this we are very grateful. It is our aim to constantly improve our service to meet the demands of our customers. As the bells ring out and the New Year enters, it carries a promise of opportunity for one and all. It is the free-franded by our way of living, for each, in his own way, to be the most successful, happiest year yet. STORAGE HAULING TRUCKING CRATING SHIPPING INTERSTATE FREIGHT SERVICE WAREHOUSING Enith 2123 Anaheim 2123 HEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Angeles St. Annalheim, Calif.