anaheim-gazette 1952-04-09

NEW YORK—NOW, BACK IN 1948...—Gov. Earl Warren (left) of California and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, of New York, Republican standard bearers in the 1948 presidential campaign, chat at New York county Republican dinner in Waldorf Astoria hotel. Warren is a candidate for the GOP presidential nomination.—(Associated Press Wirephoto) Warren Urges Positive Party Platform for GOP NEW YORK (UP) — Gov. Earl Warren told a Republican dinner audience last night that the party should nominate a progressive presidential candidate who would not "turn back the clock" even if he could do so. Warren Praises Solons' Budget Legislation SACRAMENTO (UP) — Booming California, says Goernor Warren, is attracting attention because it has not raised state taxes since before the war. The only exception, he said last night in a transcribed radio broadcaster Pilots Log 79,000 Flying Hours HAWTHORNE—Here's a challenging little item for prospective endurance pilots: If a pilot were to take off the afternoon, he would have to remain airborne until 1961 to equate the aggregate of flying hours which have been logged by pilots of Northrop Aircraft, Inc., of Hawthorne, builder of the Air Force new standard all-weather interceptor, the Scorpion F-89. Northrop's 20 pilots have combined total of more than 79,000 hours flying time. And if the potential endurance pilot were doing his flying at the controls of the twin-Jet 600-mp-class Scorpion F-89 he would be able to circle the earth 1896 times during the nine-year flight. Court Dismisses Welfare Case Holding that there was no proof that Roy Choate of Buena Park had been guilty of theft from Orange county, Justice Howe Cameron of Santa Ana yesterday dismissed a grand theft chain based on welfare payments Choate's mother; Mrs. Ellen Choat. District Attorney James Davis charged that Choate's parents turned over their property to him and then, following father's death, Choate managed to have his mother placed on county welfare rolls. Paymen Positive Party Platform for GOP NEW YORK (UP) — Gov. Earl Warren told a Republican dinner audience last night that the party should nominate a progressive presidential candidate who would not "turn back the clock" even if he could do so. "We cannot rely upon an 'against' campaign to win the election in November," Warren said. "We must convince the American people that we are thinking in terms of forward action for their welfare. We must not be afraid of the word 'welfare.'" "We must not shrink from the known needs for social progress. We must have our own programs and move forward in the spirit of evolution and progress." The speech was the California governor's first major address in New York state as a candidate for the GOP presidential nomination. He was the first GOP presidential contender to speak in the state. He addressed more than 1000 persons at the annual $100-a-plate dinner of the New York County (Manhattan) Republican committee, at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel. Solons Budget Legislation SACRAMENTO (UP) — Booming California, says Governor Warren, is attracting attention because it has not raised state taxes since before the war. The only exception, he said last night in a transcribed radio broadcast over California outlets of the ABC, is the higher tax on highway users. He noted the legislature, which adjourned last Thursday, agreed with him that taxes should not be cut. "The tax situation," he said, "can never be measured just by desires alone. It must be measured by needs." The $1,182,000,000 budget he signed last Friday, said the governor, "is a businesslike budget," continuing: "It is a budget that calls for the expenditure of taxpayers' money under exactly the same financial principles followed by private dustry." It continues, he said, "the most financial policy I have insisted on since I have been governed that is, that we operate our government on a pay-as-you-basis and at the same time make plans for the future." MORE ABOUT Broadway School Continued from Page 1 modate the pupils. The board believes Broadway can be made into a good school at a minimum cost. Problem of waste-disposal will in the past occurred at the school occasionally is expected to be solved when the new sewer is completed on East st. During its meeting last night the board approved a resolution which would request the Anah City Recreation commission to make a study of how the city Anaheim and the school district could cooperate in developing school grounds for organized recreation and park purposes, particularly during the summer months. The board expressed itself feeling the school grounds large are idle during the summer should be put to good use as pa and playgrounds. RESIGNATION OF four teachers was accepted by the board last night two teachers were dismissed a grand theft chain based on welfare payments to Choate's mother; Mrs. E114 Choat. SMOOTH • SWIFT • LUXURIOUS That's S.P.'s popular Golden State, the fine Los Angeles-Chicago streamliner. Have a velvet-cushion ride East, over a low-altitude route engineered for "on-the-level" comfort. Relax in luxury: a magnificent dinenserves gourmet-delighting food; the lounge is a smart club on wheels. Pullman accommodations range from roomettes—with all the privacy and comfort of your own room—to king-size bedrooms en suite. Reserved Seat Chair Cars—with big, foam-rubber reclining chairs—get you there in low-cost luxury. All seats reserved: Coffee Shop Lounge for popular-priced meals and recreation between meals. THROUGH SERVICE PULLMANS: CHICAGO • ST. LOUIS • MINNEAPOLIS CHAIR CARS: CHICAGO • MINNEAPOLIS Next time try S•P AMERICA'S MOST MODERN TRAINS Ticket Office: Corner Los Angeles & Santa Ana Sts. Phone 2503 G. L. ROBER. Agent E. B. SHARPLEY, Dist. Psgr. Agent RESIGNATION OF four teachers was accepted by the board last night, two teachers were on a permanent basis, and other teachers, special teacher and principals of the elementary school system were reemplaced for the school year beginning in September. Resigning are Esther R. H., school nurse, and Albert R. E., and Ellen Dana, both of Lincoln school. Their resignations became effective at the end of this year. Tenure was given J. Sweeney, Benjamin Frank School, and Eloise Smith, Ge Washington. Four custodians were hired on the board: Herbert J. Jarvis, Anaheim who has been emplied by the county superintendent; face for its special classes Broadway school; Joe Houlihan who comes here from South Kota; William McLaughlin,heim, and Charles Bertrick,ange. Charles Kyte, building inspections for the schools, reported the coin school cafetorium is finally completed, pending work on the heating unit. A letter from the county co-informed the school board that is illegal to rent school buildings during the summer. This will reply to a request for a group use the buses when school is in session. Remember Speed Kilish MTHROP Pilots 79,000 Long Hours HORNE—Here's a challittle item for prospective pilots: Pilot were to take off this morning, he would have in reborne until 1961 to equal regulate of flying hours have been logged by pilots Erop Aircraft, Inc., of Hawbuilder of the Air Force's standard all-weather intercepScorpion F-89. Erop's 20 pilots have a comtotal of more than 79,000 longing time. If the potential endurance are doing his flying at the east of the twin-jet 600-mphcorplon F-89 he would be circle the earth 1898 times the nine-year flight. ART Dismisses Wife Case In that there was no proof by Choate of Buena Park in guilty of theft from Orcounty, Justice Howard of Santa Ana yesterday and a grand theft charge on welfare payments to his mother; Mrs. Ellen MORE ABOUT... Council Notes (Continued from Page 3) Travel 404 between West and Citron sts., north of North st., complained to the council that a commercial chicken-raising operation in the neighborhood is hampering sales of the property, due to the odors emanating from the ranching area. Lee DeHart's appointment as a regular patrolman with the police force by Police Chief Mark Stéphenson was ratified by the council. DeHart was a member of the uniformed police reserve. The appointment of Howard L. Whiting to the Uniformed reserve to replace DeHart was also ratified by the council. City Clerk Charles Griffith was requested by the council to write a letter to the Police department, conveying the council's commendation for doing excellent work in all phases of law enforcement in Anaheim. Many new coimets and a large number of new "baby planets" have been discovered already in the "sky survey" being conducted at the Palomar Observatory in California. MANTLE SEEM SET FOR DIMAGGIO POST NORFOLK, Va. (P)-Manager Casey Stegel of the New York Yankees apparently has decided on his outfield setup for the season. Hank Bauer will be in right-field, Mickey Mantle in center and Jackie Jehsen and Gene Wooding will alternate in left. Mantle was given the centerfield post by Stegel yesterday. Stegel said "the job is Mantle's if he convince me he has learned how to go back after a fly ball. I know he can do everything else." TRIGO KAYOES FLORES LOS ANGELES (D)—Mario Trigo, 139½, of Monterey, Mex., knocked out Jesse Flores, 140, Stockton, less than midway through the 9th round of a scheduled 10-round last night. The going was even until Trigo floored Flores for a six count in the eighth. In the ninth, a series of lefts and rights put Flores away for the full count. LOS ANGELES — Two of the country's top collegiate teams—SC and UCLA—clash in the opening PCC Southern division dual match on the Westwood campus courts this Saturday at 1 p.m. MORE ABOUT... Good Friday son will sing "The Lord" For the Seventh Word into Thy Hand I ComSpirit," the meditation by the Rev. McKinley W. "Christ Went up into Alone" will be sung by sader and Colster choir. First Presbyterian church Rev. Howard Congdon, GRACE EDGERTON BE Grace Edgerton Brinktive of Wheeling, W. came to Anaheim in 1911, at 312 S. Clementine st. today at the Anaheim C hospital after a prolong. She is survived by one William M. Btgelow of Funeral arrangements been completed and winounced later by the mortuary. OKLAHOMA CITY ling in Oklahoma City central Oklahoma pofor several seconds at a a.m. today in what wificials at Tinker Air N described as an eartho Why do American servicers the finest service ABOUT Broadway School Continued from Page 1 DESIGNATION OF four teachers accepted by the board night, two teachers were put permanent basis, and all teachers, special teachers, principals of the elementary system were reemployed the school year beginning next month. Signing are Esther R. Hake, nurse, and Albert R. Evansullen Dana, both of Lincoln. Their resignations become active at the end of this school year. Tenure was given Joyce Ley, Benjamin Franklin, and Eloise Smith, George Kington. Cul Rosal, Football Coach and Teacher of General Science, Redondo Union High School, Redondo Beach, California "One evening last week I stopped at a Union Oil station to ask directions to a certain street address. The Union Oil dealer brought out a city map, marked the address on it, penciled in the best route, then gave me the map to be sure I didn't lose my way. To me, this service was an excellent example of our American profit system at work. It was obvious that this dealer was determined to outdo his competitor across the street." Cul Rosal UNION OIL C MORE ABOUT Good Friday Continued from page 1 son will sing "The Lord's Prayer." For the Seventh Word, "Father, into Thy Hand I Commend My Spirit," the meditation will be by the Rev. McKinley Walker. "Christ Went up into the Hills Alone" will be sung by the Crusader and Colster choirs of the First Presbyterian church. The Rev. Howard Congdon, chairman GRACE EDGERTON BRINKLEY Grace Edgerton Brinkley, a native of Wheeling, W. Va., who came to Anaheim in 1912 and lived at 812 S. Clementine st., died early today at the Anaheim Community hospital after a prolonged illness. She is survived by one brother, William M. Bigelow of Anaheim. Funeral arrangements have not been completed and will be announced later by the Hilgenfeld mortuary. OKLAHOMA CITY — Building in Oklahoma City and other central Oklahoma points shook for several seconds at about 10:30 a.m. today in what weather officials at Tinker Air Force base described as an earthquake. of the Worship committee of the Church association will be coordinator for the whole service, and Mrs. George Sloop will be in charge of arranging the music. Organists will be Mrs. Joe A. Burk and Mrs. William J. Talvich. The members of Grace Lutheran church will travel to St. Peter's Lutheran church in Santa Ana, where they will join with other Lutherans of Orange county, in a service also commemorating "The Seven Last Words of Christ." The Rev. Harry Stief will preach on the Third Word, "Woman, Behold Thy Soul Son, Behold Thy Mother!" and the Fifth Word, "I Thirst." Mr. Lewis Kidder of the local congregation will sing, "Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?" The St. Boniface Roman Catholic church on E. Center street at Palm will begin their three hour service with the Mass of the Pro-Sancified, which will be followed by special devotions, the Stations of the Cross and a sermon. At 7:30 in the evening, the Stations of the Cross will be accompanied by a sermon. Father Patrick Pières, Father Michael Casey and Father Paul Farrel will be in charge of the services. At St. Michael's Episcopal church at Adèle and Emily streets, the theme will be, "Personalities Around the Cross." The Reverend of St. Michael's, the Rev. John R. Saville, will preach on "Calphas," "Mary," and "The Roman Centurion." The guest speakers will be the Rev. Phillip Selfridge who will speak on "Pilate" and "Silmon of Cyrene"; the Rev. Robert Revorkian who will speak on "Judas Iscarlot"; and the Rev. Frank Butterworth who will speak on "Peter" and "John." Special music will be presented in solo and quartette form by Mrs. Juanita Ross, Mrs. Willard Olding, Mrs. Bert Beard; Jeffrey Palin and Wesley Mendoza of St. Michael's choir, including "Jesus; We Do Adore Thee," from the "Seven Last Words" by Furor; Guest musicians will be Dr. C. O. Patterson, and the Orange Presbyterian church trio, Evelyn Richard Holmes, Christine Madam and Yvonne Van Liew. The Trio will sing "Christ When a Child a Garden Made" and "Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?" Also there will be a solo by Yvonne Van Liew, "Little Baby Jesus Boy" a Negro spiritual. The organist will be Mrs. Thomas Fisher, At 10 a.m., on Good Friday, St. Michael's will have a children's service with colored slides depicting the events of Holy Week. an service stations give you service in the world? We appreciate your compliment, Mr. Rossi. But we wouldn't stand a chance of achieving this standard of service without the thing you mention: our American profit system. For this system provides the incentive, the competition and the free economic climate that make for the greatest efficiency. Without the chance for profit there would be no incentive for our dealers—or any other dealers—to go after more customers by giving better service.* Without competition, customers would have no freedom of choice—no way of expressing their preference. Perhaps that's why American service stations give you the best petroleum products, at lowest cost; with the finest service in the world. *And, under the current tax law, prices stand to become so small that this incentive may be lost.