anaheim-gazette 1952-02-07

ASSOCIATED PRESS ANNUAL CALIFORNIA PHOTO CONTEST WINNERS "CURLEW QUINES" by Yester Dick -Santa Cruz Sentinel-News FEATURE Cities under $50,000 "NURGLE PRAYER" by Mike Converse -San Jose Mercury FEATURE Sub-Metropolitan Division "MAIL IN HIS EYE-YET HE'LL SEE" by Larry Bentlett -Alhambra Post-AdvocateNEWS - Sub-Metropolitan Division "WILL SHE LIVER" by Bill Milligan -Pomona Progress-Bulletin-NEWS-Cities under $50,000 HERE ARE THE FIRST PLACE winners in the annual Associated Press California-Nevada photo contest. The contest was divided into three divisions, metro-politan, sub-metropolitan and cities population. All prize winners were awarded the annual California-Nevada A MORE ABOUT ... Hoiles 'Tiger Lily' Two State Wine Developments HERE ARE THE FIRST PLACE winners in the annual Associated Press California-Nevada photo contest. The contest was divided into three divisions, metropolitan, sub-metropolitan and city population. All prize winners were awarded the annual California-Nevada A. MORE ABOUT ... Hoiles (Continued from Page 1) If government churches are right and moral, then government schools would be also. Nobody is denied entrance into voluntary supported churches because of finances. Do you believe in government churches? Hofheinz replied "No." "Isn't a person entitled to choose the kind of education he sees fit?" Hoiles asked. "Yes, and you've been privileged to enjoy it," Hofheinz replied. Loud applause and cheers followed. Later Hofheinz declared that the obligation of citizenship in the United States is either paying taxes or leaving the country. "Has anybody told you that you have to remain a citizen of the United States?" Hofheinz asked. "No, but I have a right to protest," Hoiles replied. JACKSON, Miss. (A)—Four pro-Truman Democrats charged with selling federal jobs in Mississippi are scheduled to go on trial on Feb. 14. 'Tiger Lily' Wins Top Cocktail Honor LONDON (A)—Barflies today learned the "Tiger Lily" recipe with which a British bartender won last week's International Cocktail championship in London. The winner, who defeated 375 entries from 22 nations, was 37-year-old John Jones, who shakes 'em up behind a swanky Mayfair bar. The "Tiger Lily": One third lillet, a French aperitif. One third van der huw, a South African liquer. One sixth French votrix. One sixth maraschino. A small segment of orange. Second place was taken by John Jessiman of Glasgow, with a rum-base "Kelvin Kiss" and third by R. D. Frost of Grantham, England, with a brandy-base "Dancing Pat." Six American contestants dropped out after the first round. For Health, Eat California Fruit Two State Wine Developments A SACRAMENTO (A)—There two California wine developments today— The attorney general rule wine is included in the practices act and, consequently, can not be sold legally at less cost. The Agriculture Department hounced that dessert wines cessors may market 25 per cent of the wine they had on hand 31 during January, February March and April. The opinion on wine was by Senator Hugh M. Burr Fresno). "All commodity sales in formia," it read, "excepting expressly excluded from the are within the scope of the practices act." Joe DiMaggio's best year batting in runs was 1937. Jolter smacked in 167 runs batted 346 that year. The U.S. produces about fourth of the world's apple SMITH-REAFSNYDER... $ $ DAYS $ $ FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEB. 8 and 9 DRAPERY 24"x36". Just right for chair VALUES $ $ DAYS $ FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEB. 8 and 9 DRAPERY SAMPLES 24"x36". Just right for chair or pillow covers VALUES TO $3.50 THROW RUGS 18"x24" VALUES TO $9.00 CHAIRS Brown Maple Dining Room Chairs VALUES TO $24.00 TABLES MAPLE END TABLES REG. $14.95 DESK Mahogany Credenza Desk. REG. $94.50 END and COFFEE TABLE SET Natural Finish 3 Pieces. REG. $60.00 CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS OPEN SAT. EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 P.M. SMITH-REDESDYDER FURNITURE CO. FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE 151 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim 240 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA "HORSE 'M BUOGY' by Reginald McGovern -Sedwood City TribuneSPORTS - Cities under 50,000 "MY LITTLE GIRL' by Schuler Hissen -Los Angeles TimesMEM - Metropolitan Division "LET GO- THAT'S MINE' by Mike Converse -San Jose MercurySPORTS Sub-Metropolitan "M-O-M-M-Y" by Lonnie Wilson -Oakland TribuneFEATURE Metropolitan "DOG TROT' by Bill Young -San Francisco ChronicleSPORTS - Metropolitan Division Association meeting at the Coronado hotel, Coronado—(Associated Press Wirephoto) (See Story, Page 12) Two State Wine Developments Arise Local Company Announces Changes Don Davis Appeals To Lion's Club Two State Wine Developments Arise SACRAMENTO (AP)—There were no California wine developments today. The attorney general ruled that one is included in the unfair practices act and, consequently, not be sold legally at less than 25 per cent of the wine they had on and Dee during January, February, March and April. The opinion on wine was asked Senator Hugh M. Burns (D-Desno). "All commodity sales in California." It read, "excepting those pressly excluded from the act, within the scope of the unfair practices act." Joe DiMaggio's best year for testing in runs was 1937. The latter smacked in 167 runs. He tested 346 that year. The U.S. produces about a third of the world's apple crop. Local Company Announces Changes In Eastern Offices Personnel changes at the Detroit Rinshed-Mason Co. have been announced this week by Edward S. Hawkins general manager of the company's west coast division, which is a branch of the Detroit plant. William R. Barrett has been elevated to the board of directors as vice-president in charge of sales. Joseph R. Mason has been elected to the board of directors as assistant secretary of the company. Arthur W. Byrum has been appointed comptroller and assistant treasurer. Both Mason and Byrum have made extended visits to the Anaheim plant during the past year, according to Hawkins, who announced the promotions. MORE ABOUT ... Red Cross Continued from Page 1 man, announced a meeting to be held at the high school on Feb. 21, at which the new method of artificial respiration will be demonstrated. He also reported two first aid classes have just been completed, one in Orangethrope school, taught by Carleton Barthelmess and one on Los Alamitos, taught by Mrs. Dorothy Hooper. Bert Arnold, fund drive chairman, reported that his organization is practically complete, and he hopes to have the solicitation completed early in March. OILERS FALTER IN WEST SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Supremacy of the vaunted Phillips Oilers from Bartlesville, Okla., as Association meeting at the Coronado hotel, Coronado—(Associated Press Wirephoto) (See Story, Page 12) Don Davis Appeals To Lion’s Club Members for Help Donald L. Davis appealed to fellow members of the Stanton Lions Club, at their dinner meeting Monday night, to assist the Chamber of Commerce to secure a fire station, the lot for which Davis donated last year. Calvin Pebley, president, appointed the chairmen S. S. Murakoa of the Civic improvement committee and Davis, Civic Betterment committee, to assist and to select their assistant committee members as the occasion demands. Charles Brothers, chairman of Boy Scout Troop 82, asked the club to help the scouts give a public spaghetti dinner in the clubhouse next month. Robert Cole reported that the first of the weekly series of February open house parties was a marked success and invited everyone to bring their friends tomorrow night to the second party, in the club at 10571 S. Chestnut st. Royal C. Marten was program chairman and presented the famous “Wiggly Block” to all the group to study and gave a mechanical aptitude test that revealed Robert Eriksen and Brothers as the most skilled in this type of endeavor. Marten is counselor at the Santa Ana Junior College and very expert at vocational guidance. Mrs. Pearl Rube of the Lady Lions acted as hostess at the roast beef dinner. County Gets State Airport Allocation State Controller Thomas H. Kuchel yesterday announced allocation of $197,701.54 to cities and counties. OILERS FALTER IN WEST SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Supremacy of the vaunted Phillips Oilers from Bartlesville, Okla., as far as Bay Area basketball fans are concerned, has been switched to the home grounds. The Oilers were dumped last night by Stewart Chevrolets, 48 to 41, and by Oakland Engineers Monday night 56 to 48. The two national industrial league games broke a 23-game Oiler win streak. The teams meet again tonight. ARNEY EVANS INJURED Arney D. Evans, 36, Willowbrook, received head and internal injuries at 1:30 a.m. today in an automobile collision on Manchester ave., northwest of Grand ave., Buena Park. Evans' car struck the rear of a car driven by Frederick W. Carter, 36, of Oceanside. Evans was taken to the Long Beach Veteran's hospital. OLIVE RESIDENT HURT Mrs. Flora Lahania Fairbairn, 65, of Olive, was slightly hurt in a Santa Ana traffic accident yesterday afternoon, her car colliding with a car driven by Albert T. Mitchell, 29, Norwalk, as she was crossing Santa Ana blvd. or Flower st. at 3:20 p.m. Mitchell was uninjured. Mrs. Fairbairn, according to a Santa Ana police report, received a lump on her head but declined medical aid and drove her car away. COUNTY GETS STATE AIRPORT Allocation State Controller Thomas H. Kuchel yesterday announced allocation of $197,701.54 to cities, and counties of the State for capital outlay on airports. The funds, Kuchel said, are derived from taxes paid on aviation gasoline, which have not been refunded to purchasers due to lack of a claim, from July 1 to December 31, 1951. The controller said that a revision of the state law now provides for the apportionment on an annual, instead of a semi-annual basis, and the next allocation will be made as soon as possible after December 31, 1952. The money, according to state law, may be used for capital outlay at airports maintained and operated by cities and counties. Of the total apportioned, Orange County receives $2,838.68, while apportionments to cities within the county are Fullerton, $1,419.34. CLOTHING STOLEN Clothing valued at $60 was stolen from the automobile of M/Sgt. Roy B. 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