anaheim-gazette 1952-01-11

RIGGING UP—Tons of machinery were moved onto the Patt st. drill site of Steele Petroleum Co.'s Anaheim Industrial No. 1 test well yesterday as oil workers "rigged up" the well for drilling, which is expected to begin next week. The mobile crane at right is preparing to lift the heavy drilling unit and place it on the floor of the derrick. In the left background two heavy diesel power units which will operate drilling equipment.—(Gazette photo Kreidt) Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ... Whosoever shall smite thee in the right cheek, turn to him the other also.—Matt. 5:39. ... Tom Henry and Herb Stabbert were working to increase the elementary school board from three to five members ... Bob Spencer, the poundmaster, reported making 594 calls ... Clarence Sackett, 72, a 41-year resident of Anaheim, died ... And that's a review of the news of a year ago today. FLU—Fullerton schools seem to be hit worst with this year's influenza "germlin" according to Russell Parke. chant, heading toward the club ... Grant Rude, the law enforcement officer, shows a friend a couple of hunts trophies he carries in his bill—elks teeth. He was hunting the Rockies, y'know ... A noon every day you can spot Hamilton heading toward favorite restaurant to take of the "inner man." ... E McGunegill saw the handwrink on the wall. He had been putting in at the Vista Furniture Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ... Whosoever shall smite thee in the right cheek, turn to him the other also.—Matt. 5:39. NOSTALGIA — Remember a year ago Harry Truman asked Congress for a $140 billion budget ... In Korea planes and artillery forced reds back ... Anaheim got .26 of an inch of precipitation in a storm that dumped .81 inches of rain ... Ben Baxter, former Anaheim banker, died at the age of 96 ... Phyllis Ann Schrott, 8, was knocked from her bike by a car driven by Mrs. John Ardals three to five members ... Bob Spencer, the poundmaster, reported making 594 calls ... Clarence Sackett, 72, a 41-year resident of Anaheim, died ... And that's a review of the news of a year ago today. FLU—Fullerton schools seem to be hit worst with this year's influenza "germlin" according to Russell Parks, superintendent of Fullerton's elementary schools. Last year a similar epidemic played havoc with Anaheim schools' daily average attendance figures. STREET SCENE—Lloyd Verry, the eminent barrister, jaywalking. Of course, a straight line may be the shortest distance between points but it is seldom the safest ... Saw Fred Strauss, the pioneer Northern Orange county mer- LOOK AT THESE WEEK-EYE BEDROOM SPECIAL 4-Piece MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE 1 Set MAPLE BUNK BEDS 1 Mahg. 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Tommy Taylor of the Anaheim police department, who had taken part in the county wide roundup of narcotic cases, which included the three Orange youths, testified for the prosecution. The youths vigorously denied knowledge of the marijuana. Testifying against them were their two companions, Gerald Crawford, now serving in the Chino Men's institution and William Frank Henderson, sailor, who has been in the Navy brig at San Francisco. Both turned state's evidence and were not prosecuted. The jury's verdict on both counts was returned last night shortly after nine. BRIEFLY NOTED—Elbert Duran, a part-time watchmaker who is a member of the Kwikset team, recently bought himself a new home in Fullerton. The Anaheimer ran into trouble with planners who object to him repairing watches in his newly acquired residence. Ralph McCallen wanted to establish a used car lot on the Spadra road "shoot string strip," but he's got to wait until the Fullerton planners re-zone it. Lenora Pabreckel who works for the telephone people could tell you that Fullerton got dial phones Sunday and the customers will have to dial LAmbert 5. Although Robert Rossberg hasn't given us the word, Anaheimers, too, will be dialing a prefix before the extended service goes into effect in four years. That's for sure. They tell us that Herman Schacht is one of the hardest working men in the Bell System service. MORE ABOUT Water water that they had helped purchase from the Colorado river, and then sell it to them. But when they learned that the Dylee application had been cut down to merely the tract it already serves, they withdrew their protests. However, they did so with the reservation that the public utilities commission should not permit later expansion of the water company territory, without a public hearing. Engineer Loren Blakeley of Santa Ana attended the hearing on behalf of the Orange County Water Service Co., located at Eucid and Cerrites avenue. He did not protest the franchise. Dian Gardner, in representing the Farm Bureau position at the hearing, pointed out that domestic water rights are subsequent to the rights of agriculture to underground water, and where there is an underground shortage it is the duty of domestic water companies to "reach" for water; that is, import it from the Colorado river in this case. "Nobody," said Gardner, "wants a lawsuit. We would all prefer to work together. All officials of state and county should keep in mind that water is our common need and we should use all the Colorado river water possible." MORE ABOUT Optimists frontal plans were obtained from architect Fred Leibi, well known in Los Angeles for designing schools and public buildings. Doors, locks and hardware, the generous contribution of Kwikset Locks, are scheduled to be hung. Ordnance Chief Lauds Anaheim Northrop Plant The new Anaheim Division of Northrop Aircraft, Inc., valuable bulwark of the navy defense establishment," Col. Broberg, district chief of the Angeles Ordnance district today. Commenting further on Anaheim factory which will manufacture fire control equipment for the Ordnance Corps for tanks, Col. Broberg concluded the Anaheim Division its delivery of an initialment within 90 days after it was broken for the plant. Northrop officials have announced a public showing of the Anaheim building will be Jan. 20 from 1 to 5 p.m. of the plant, entertainment all-Northrop band, and Armynance Corps movies are in the planned events for tha Domingo Masiela Dies in Home To Mrs. Domingo R. Masiela her home, 1118 Swan St., this morning. She was by Yorba Linda in 1888, but in Anaheim most of her life she is survived by three Andrew, Nacho and Corne of Anaheim and one daughter Mrs. Elsie Lujan of Cockran. She also leaves two grandchildren. Recitation of the Holy Book will be held in the chapels Backs, Campbell and Kaip Sunday at 7:30 with Mass held in the St. Boniface Church Monday at 9 a.m. Interment will be held in the Holy Sepulchre. MORE ABOUT... ENSE PLANT — Daystrom apparently had difficulty in a defense contract for its Anaheim plant. A prominent trialist inferred that defense acts aren't as plentiful as imagined they would be. He will be a lot of displaced people before this thing is with, he said. STATISTIC—According to figures released by the California Horse Racing Board, 36,542 people attended the Frank Vessah' Los Alamitos Quarter Hoss track, be $1,568,185 of which $65,559.43 went to the state and $153,138.85 was track revenue. No wonder they said California's first quarter hoss meeting was a success. NITECAPSULE — If you don't like what you got, make the best of it and you'll realize you actually have a lot. MORE ABOUT Optimists (Continued from Page 1) frontal plans were obtained from architect Fred Leibi, well known in Los Angeles for designing schools and public buildings. Doors, locks and hardware, the generous contribution of Kwikset Locks, are scheduled to be hung this week end. Leo Lansdown, construction foreman, will head the job assisted by members of the Optimists. The entire glass front, a donation by Lund's Paint Co., will be ready for installation within the week. MORE ABOUT Dairymen (Continued from Page 1) fer zone against dairies, recently drawn around the town of Cypress by the planners. JANUARY OLD-FASHIONED SALE E WEEK-END SPECIALS! NOW Reg. $159.50 Reg. 99.50 Reg. 279.50 Reg. 179.50 $129.50 79.50 159.50 99.50 79.05 Well, hitch old D. We're givin out BEDDING Odd Box Spr Discontinued covers, some torn or worn. Rayon and Silk $39.95 to $69.95 each piece (Some in sets) Now, leap to Git you a bar 250 Bridge Lamps, Boudoir Lamps, Floor Lamps, Table Lamps. 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Northrop officials have announced a public showing of the new Anaheim building will be held on Jun. 20 from 1 to 5 p.m. A tour of the plant, entertainment by an N-Northrop band, and Army Ordnance Corps movies are included in the planned events for the day. Dominga Masiel Dies in Home Today Mrs. Dominga R. Masiel died at her home, 118 Swan st., early is morning. She was born in Orba Lipda in 1888, but lived Anaheim most of her life. She is survived by three sons, Andrew, Nacho and Cornelio all Anaheim and one daughter, Mrs. Elsie Lujan of Cockran, Calif. He also leaves two grandchildren. Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be held in the chapel ofcks, Campbell and Kaulbars, Sunday at 7:30 with Mass being held in the St. Boniface church Sunday at 9 a.m. Interment will be held in the Holy Sepulchre. 8 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Visvaldis Pakains Gets Sergeant Rate WITH THE 2ND INFANTRY DEV. IN KOREA—Visvaldis A. 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