anaheim-gazette 1952-03-19

AWAY THEY GO WITH MARGARET—Meet the hoofing team of Durante, Truman and Jackson. The president’s daughter finds little time for warbling as Jimmy “Schnozle” Durante (left) and his veteran partner, Eddie Jackson, go into one of their zany routines during a practice session in Los Angeles for the trio’s forthcoming television show. Miss Truman, who has been vacationing between concerts, will be a guest star on the comedy show.—(Associated Press photo) Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER He that hath pity upon poor, lendeth unto the Lord Prov. 19:17. BYGONES—Last year you read about a lot of folks who were isolated by a Mid-West blizzard. And how former New York Mayor O’Dwyer discloosed names of Murder, Inc., members in the crime probe that made history. Ramon Probenso (Pez), a transient, was killed in wood when he was hit by a truck driven by Winfred Warner. W. C. Fisher, the Fonte truckdriver, was absolved of blame in the Santa Ana cany accident that caused the death of two people. San Juan Cañon swallows were frightened by throngs of curious visitors. A $212,000 permit was issued to the construction of the Anahe Robertshaw-Fulton plant. Energetie Earnle (Mueller) at the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce were given credit for bringing to Anaheim. You remember the Planning Commission complained that the Chamber Commerce was stealing a lot its thunder. Sportswise: Ana didn’t do so good in the Pomos baseball tournament; 16-0... AWAY THEY GO WITH MARGARET—Meet the hoofing team of Durante, Truman and Jackson. The president’s daughter finds little time for warbling as Jimmy “Schnozzle” Durante (left) and his veteran partner, Eddie Jackson, go into one of their zany routines during a practice session in Los Angeles for the trio’s forthcoming television show. Miss Truman, who has been vacationing between concerts, will be a guest star on the comedy show.—(Associated Press photo) Veteran Colonist Actors to Go To Pasadena Playhouse Tourney AUHS Drama club will send a cast of five for “The Pink Dress,” to compete in the Pasadena Playhouse One-Act Play Tournament, during the week of March 24. From the standpoint of past dramatic experience, “The Pink Dress” cast can be easily termed “veterans.” Ronnie Legg, who will be Mr. Willard, the daydreaming father, has been active in speech and drama since he first came to AUHS as a freshman. He played the “Friend” in “Balcony Scene” and more recently the villain in the junior play. Leah Gerber, who had the lead in “Molly O’Shaughnessey,” the brat sister in “Not in a Thousand Years” and the daughter in “Balcony Scene” will be Mrs. Willard, a nagging wife who pampers her daughter Cora. Mary Jo Duncan has the difficult role of Cora, a young girl who steals a formal to go to her prom. Mary Jo was Katie in “Molly O’Shaughnessey” and had the lead with Jerry Farrow in “Not in a Thousand Years.” Jerry Farrow is also in “The Pink Dress” cast as the neighborhood policeman. His last stage appearance was as the dude rancher in the senor play. Pat Dear, new to AUHS this year from Kansas, will be the poRehearsals Begin For 1952 Ramona Outdoor Pageant EDWARD FAULKNER (Opposes McFadden) Faulkner Files For Supervisor the construction of the Anaheim Robertsaw-Fulton plant... the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce were given credit for bringing to Anaheim. You remember the Planning Commission complained that the Chamber Commerce was stealing a lot its thunder... Sportswise: Ana didn’t do so good in the Pomo baseball tournament; 16-0... a 9-1 losses to Excelsior and Lywood... Those were the bygone of a year ago today. Remember REMINDER—The recent rains were another reminder that something should be done about the Carbon Canyon run off waters. Palma street is no river. Or is it POLITICS—Farmer McCabe going to run for a seat in the State Senate. That’s the same job Scollins is after—and probably we get... Well, there’ll be a couple of outstanding men trying to get Sam’s Assembly job—Lawyer Roy Lyons, Jr., and Publish Frank Rospaw of Placentia. Might good men, but it seems that Lyons the navee man, has the insistence track. He’s campaigning vigorously... That reminds when LeRoy Lyons, Sr., ran for the county supervisor’s post held by Ralph McFadden. B Schumacher was supervisor, but the elder Lyons’ active campaigning, made Bill the ex-supervisor... Incidentally, isn’t it about time that Orange county elected a Congressman of its own memory serves us well, Collins was the last Orange countian who went to Washington... Of courses Yorba Linda claims Senator Ergene Nixon as a native son. He from Whittier, though... INKSOME — One of Charlie Griffith’s most annoying tasks on election day will be recording the write-in candidates. Those writers have to be cannassed just the same as the regular candidate votes, y'know. CAMPAIGNING—Some of these local political campaigns get down Rehearsals Begin For 1952 Ramona Outdoor Pageant HEMET-SAN JACINTO — Two weeks in advance of previous years, intensive rehearsals will start here today to insure a letter-perfect presentation for the Silver Anniversary production of the Ramona Outdoor Play, to open April 19, in the Ramona Bowl. Director George Gerwing is conducting rehearsals of a score of principals, headed by Dorothy Bailey, of San Jacinto, playing Ramona for the second season, and Maurice Jara, of Claremont portraying the Indian hero for the first year, in the bowl. At the same time, more than 100 members of the vocal chorus are rehearsing in the elementary school auditorium at Hemet, and the Spanish dancers, in San Jacinto. Elaborate plans for San Jacinto’s grand fiesta, April 25-27, celebrating the anniversary; are nearing completion. General Manager, Park G. Parker, busily is engaged with Ramona Pageant association directors arranging special commemorative ceremonies for the opening. Dates of the 1952 play are April 19, 20, 26 and 27 and May 3 and 4. Tickets are available in Anaheim at the Nerath Music Co., 157 W. Center st. FARRELL FIGHTS FOR FREE-DOM! —Pol. Adv. EDWARD FAULKNER (Opposes McFadden) Faulkner Files For Supervisor McFadden’s Seat Edward Faulkner of West Anaheim announced this week that he will file nomination papers for Supervisor representing the 3rd district in Orange county. He is running for the office now held by Ralph McFadden. Faulkner, at the age of 88, has headed two corporations in recent years. He established business offices of the Ring-in Chemical laboratories, which he now owns, in Buena Park. He is business manager of two hospitals located in Artesia and Long Beach. The automotive chemical His laboratory manufactures is distributed all over the United States and Hawaii. Faulkner activated and headed as president for two years the Stanton Chamber of Commerce. He served on the board of directors of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange county for two years. An active Lion, Faulkner was a charter member of the Stanton club and now belongs in Buena Park. He headed the March of Dimes campaign for the Buena Park area which was sponsored by the Lions club. Born and schooled in Kansas City, Mo., Faulkner moved to California in 1939, building his present home at 9902 Western INKSOME — One of Charles Griffith's most annoying tasks on election day will be recording the write-in candidates. Those writers have to be canvassed just the same as the regular candidate votes, y'know. CAMPAIGNING—Some of these local political campaigns get downright interesting. Remember the pamphleteers of a few years ago. That was the campaign in which the late Colonel Barry, the San fana publisher, took an active part... Danny O'Hanlon, the Fullerton realestater, actually enjoys electioneering. Y'know, the guild polled almost as many write-in votes over the years as he did when he ran seriously... I always did think that Anaheim's Jimmy Heffron would have made a mighty good representative in Sacramento. The beloved, silver thatched sports authority knew more about human nature and people than most politicians ever will... Gov. Lotus Loudon, the late Anaheim publisher, likewise liked to dabble in politics. His bid for a seat in Congress fell short... In politics, a lotta good men fall by the wayside. Every candidate doesn't have the public esteem as Tommy Kuchel died when he was getting started. People will vote for an aggressive square shooter regardless of the political ticket he runs on. NITECAPSULE—The swallow came back to Capistrano today. They didn't know any better. ave., in 1947. He has one daughter Pamela, 19 years of age. For Health, Eat California Fruit Mrs. Kathryn Brune Dies at Home Mrs. Kathryn Brune, 82, died yesterday at her home 317 E. Chartres st. A native of Quincy, Ill., she has lived here the past 15 years. She was a member of Zion Lutheran church. The deceased is survived by a son, Arthur J. Brupe of Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. Madeleine Walz of Michigan, and Mrs. Marie Erickson of Anaheim and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary Saturday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. E. H. Pflug of Zion Lutheran church officiating. Entombment will follow in Melrose Abbey mausoleum. Marble played an important part in building construction in Biblical times. Seven youths from Santa Ana, Orange and Anaheim, four of juvenile age, were rounded up last night by Santa Ana police, who also arrested Danny Morales Orosco, 21, 14902 Jackson st., on a charge of supplying the minors with liquor, following a party at a Santa Ana church. The minors, all charged with possession of liquor, included Le Roy Frank Garcia, 19, Center st., Anaheim; Richard William Velasquez, 18, of 159 N. Cypress st., Orange, and a 16-year-old Orange boy of the same address. Others arrested were Ramón Martínez, 18, 1807 W. Third st., Santa Ana; a 16-year-old and two 17-year old boys from San Francisco. Police said a patrol car along East Fourth st. was osco entering a bar, where boys around a park side. The boys also saw car made another turn bar. The officers hid behind service station and wore Orosco emerged from trying two paper sacks the boys returned to the were rounded up within their possession, police... SPRING and Style FRIDAY EVENING, LIGHTS -- MUSIC -- BRILLIANT WINDOW D LATEST SPRING FA BEAUTIFUL MO LATEST SPRING FAIR BEAUTIFUL MO LIVE MODELS IN STORES AND FROM 6:30 TO 8 P.M. The Spring Opening Inaugural ANAHEIM MERCHANTS' NEW ST FRIDAYS -- 9:30 A MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, Use Anaheim's Big Fri Anaheim GOP Assigns Precinct Chairmen for District Republican Precinct chairmen for the Anaheim district were announced today by Mrs. Coalson C. Morris, general precinct chairman. They are: City of Anaheim— Precinct 1. Mrs. Richard A. Herer year old boys from Santa Ana. Police said a patrol car cruising along East Fourth st. noticed Orosco entering a bar, with a group of boys around a parked car outside. The boys also saw the police car, and had vanished when the car made another turn past the bar. The officers hid behind a nearby service station and waited. As Orosco emerged from the bar carrying two paper sacks of beer, the boys returned to the car and were rounded up with the beer in their possession, police said. man, 1021 N. Citron; Precinct 2. Mrs. Harry P. Tobin, 125 E. North; Precinct 3. Mrs. H. B. Breackwedell, 707 N. East; Precinct 4. Mrs. E. W. Mulder, 743 N. Philadelphia; Precinct 5. Mrs. A. P. Mitchell, 420 W. Alberta; Precinct 6. Mrs. C. A. Neukon, 412 W. Wilhelmina; Precinct 7. Mrs. Bertha Meyers, 617 W. Center; Precinct 8. Mrs. Glenn Frye, 1008 W. Sycamore; Precinct 9. Miss Bonnie Fields, 523 W. Center; Precinct 10. Mrs. James Carter, 420 N. Resh; Precinct 11. Mrs. A. M. Wright, 207 N. Emily; Precinct 12. Mrs. Chas. Anderson, 901 N. Dickel; Precinct 13. Mrs. Eva Boyd, 129 S. Olive; Precinct 14. Miss Katherine Stewart, 321 N. Philadelphia; Precinct 15. Mrs. Duncan Powers, 240 Evelyn Dr.; Precinct 16. Mrs. J. A. Dressler, 112 S. Rose; Precinct 17. Mrs. Alton Shawhan, 216 E. South; Precinct 18. Mrs. Maude Adams, 416 S. Olive; Precinct 19. Mrs. Frank Doretti, 327 S. Olive; Precinct 20. Mrs. Marvin Pletrok, 135 W. Elm; Precinct 21. Mrs. William Dierberger, 523 S. Resh; Precinct 22. Mrs. C. A. Houston, 542 S. Dickel; Precinct 23: Miss Minnie Spicer, 314 S. Illinois; Precinct 24: Mrs. Arthur Korn, 827 S. Walnut. Outlying districts— West Anaheim No. 1: Mrs. H. H. Freese, 10121 E. Broadway; West Anaheim No. 2: Mrs. Everett Koontz, 10662 E.Broadway; West Anaheim No. 3: Mrs.Robert Claypool, 8161 Alamo. East Anaheim No. 1: Mrs.William Claussen, 13251 E.North; East Anaheim No. 2: Mrs.F.A.Pletrok, 901 S.Lemon。 OPENING Style Show ING, March 21 SIC -- FLOWERS WINDOW DISPLAYS ING FASHIONS L MODELS ING FASHIONS L MODELS RES AND WINDOWS 8 P.M. FRIDAY ing Inaugurates NEW STORE HOURS 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Big Free Parking Lots