anaheim-gazette 1952-05-30

Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Published afternoons Monday through Friday, at 250 East Center, Anahiem, California, Phone Anaheim 2206. Entered as second-class matter at the Anahiem, California, Postoffice on June 5, 1892, under the Act of March 3, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the Associated Press, the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all A.I.P. news dispatches. TREODORE B. KUCHEL Publisher MAX SELLER Assistant Publisher MONARD KREIDT City Editor NEIL STANLEY Advertising Manager G. E. MELLEN Assistant Advertising Manager BALPH ROULAND Classified Advertising Manager DON YOUNG Circulation Manager Who are our candidates... Everyday we are asked this question: "Who is the Gazette going to endorse for offices in the coming primary election?" You can rest assured that the policy-makers of this paper prefer certain candidates over others—for our own personal and business reasons. But, by the same token you, the reader, should prefer certain candidates over others—for your own personal and business reasons. We ask ourselves: Who are we to be telling you how to vote? Your situation in the world may be entirely different from ours. Your conception of political matters may be different—and probably better—than ours. What you want out of the candidates and government may not be exactly the way we see it. So, we ask ourselves: Who are we to be telling you how to vote? WE SORT OF chuckle when newspapers print sample ballots and say vote for this fellow and this proposition. (That usually defeats them!) If you ferret out the guy on the newspaper who is showing you how to pick 'em, you'll probably find out that he knows considerably less about it than you do, and is influenced by some of personal prejudice. So, we are not going to tell row to vote. Besides, is it right in a democracy made up of intelligent, sure people, to presume to them how to vote? Doesn't that sort of defeat purposes of the secret ballot? SO, JUST because we have access to a newspaper able to reach thousands of people—we should not set ourselves as the know-it-all come elec day. We may prefer certain candidates, and once in awhile it out—but... We earnestly suggest make up your own mind on candidates... weigh abilities to perform public services for you... and vote way you believe is best for you. Don't listen to anybody else. Make up your mind yourself. When you do the government all of us will be better off for us. PRESTWICK, Scotland (F) Frank Stranahan of Toledo, O seeking his third title, and yo Harvie Ward of Tarbor, N gained the semi-final round of British Amateur golf championship today with one-sided torles. Stranahan walloped Carlow of Scotland, 8 and 7, ward propelled over fellow countryman, Jim McHale of Philadelphia, 6 and 5. A ship rides higher in sea water than in fresh water. Your Senator— and YOU Orange county must deal with state government through its legislators. If they are strong, then Orange county is strong, and can get what it requires. If they are mediocre, then Orange county gets what is left, if any. If they are under group control, as well as being mediocre, then Orange county is in a sorry spot. This campaign for election of a State Senator offers just that choice to Orange county. Free representation, or group control. Strong and able representation, or inexperienced mediocrity. The voters have their choice. If they want strong and able representation, then they will choose Speaker Sam L. Collins, who has been rightly called "one of the five top men in state affairs". This campaign for election of a State Senator offers just that choice to Orange county. Free representation, or group control. Strong and able representation, or inexperienced mediocrity. The voters have their choice. If they want strong and able representation, then they will choose Speaker Sam L. Collins, who has been rightly called "one of the five top men in state affairs". If they want a Senator free to represent ALL of them, and under no obligation to any pressure group, then they will choose Sam L. Collins, who has fought pressure groups in the Legislature throughout his career. Pressure groups now trying to seize control of Orange County's Senate seat will not succeed despite the huge sums they are spending for newspaper space and otherwise to win control. The people see this evidence before them, and will rebuke the attempt at the polls. Besides being Speaker of the Legislature the last 12 sessions, Sam Collins is a member of the State Board of Public Works, and the Board of Regents, University of California; vice-chairman of the important Joint Committee on Highways, and member of the Joint Committee on Agriculture. Moreover, he is free and uncontrolled. No practical voter will give up that advantage. Elect— SAM L. COLLINS STATE SENATOR TV-RADIOLOGIC Car Racing Drama to be Presented Tonight in '500 Miles of History' By TOM E. DANSON HOLLYWOOD — It's always been my belief that the height of real-life drama is found in watching the 39 sleek, streamlined racing cars roaring at more than two-mile-a-minute speed around the oval track at the Indianapolis Speedway — as they were doing today. That feeling, however, was dispelled somewhat after I had a long distance chat with Tom Hanlon in Indianapolis, Ind. Tom is as much of an authority on the leadfoots and their cars as you'll find in the radio business anywhere—he's made auto racing a hobby from the time, as a 15-year-old, he planned on moulding a career as a race driver. He's a close friend of most of the drivers in today's Memorial Day race, and he's there, putting the finishing touches on "500 Miles of History," a half-hour program which will be aired on the west coast at 8:30 p.m. over CBS stations. Getting back to drama, for a moment, Tom told me that while it was exciting to watch the speeding buggies, the real drama of the race takes place in the pits. There, the drivers who are forced out of the race temporarily for refueling, a tire-change or a brake check-up are biting their nails with impatience to get back—to try and make up the time lost, knowing that a car standing still never won the big race. He also told me of one other moment almost the equal of the pit-stops DIAL-LITES ... The Argonaut Handicap will be aired from KFWB at 3:15 ... The radio version of the LaStarza-Bucceroni boxing bout from Madison Square Garden will be aired from KECA at 7 ... How a "Big Book" aided a gang of criminals is dramatically told during "Crime Does Not Pay" from KHJ at 8:30 ... A crooked marshal and an outlaw make up the Roy Rogers plot tonight when heard over KFI at 8:30 ... SPECIAL TOMORROW ... "Ben Hogan National Golf Day Tournament," in which 250,000 of the nation's golfers will compete against the great Ben with proceeds for charity, will be aired from KNX at 4:30 p.m., just 30 minutes after Hogan finishes his round. Copyright, 1962, by Universal Radio and TV Features Syndicate STANDINGS By The Associated Press Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL San Diego Hollywood Oakland Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle Sacramento Yesterday's Results Los Angeles 7, San Francisco 1. Seattle 4, Sacramento 6. Oakland 4, Hollywood 3. Portland 3, San Diego 2 (13 inn.) Games Today Los Angeles (Moisan 9-1 and Dublel 1-0) at San Francisco (Boemler 4-3 and Bradford 5-5) Oakland (Ayers 3-4 and Mahrt 4-4) at Hollywood (Queen 2-2 and Lynn Inn, Furniture Teams Win Cycle Game In the City league game at City park last night mites-Parkway Inn nib their hold on first place cities' national league Koopman's Furniture thrilling battle that cled until the sixth second game of the double-header. Cypress broke a 5-to-5 tie in the seventh innning to hustling "Cyclone" you. In the Parkway-Koopman Bill Mattel, a parkway man, drew a base on advanced on Gabriel V. field single, then scored Sanchez singled to Koopman's Carrol Stevens up when he in turn dazzled and scored on error. "Pingq" Zamarrro with a single for Baca bunted and was no one covered first Vasquez again singled to the winning run. Koopmen on but couldn't save top half of the seventh. Cypress V.F.W. coated base hits, yet they them with six walks, man, and three "Cyclone" to cross the plate six times was exactly what they win. "Chuck" Sanders winning run in the seventh was safe on a fielder's vanced and scored on all and two passed balls. Arrive before Dark See the Show from the Start FORD Rust ROMAN Dance DANCE Unung Man fifth Ideas Tom explained that each year there are always some rookie drivers who qualify for the auto classic and to them, the event is the biggest, and perhaps the most fearful thing of their life. Wilbur Shaw, general manager of the Speedway (a three-time winner of the big race), calls all the drivers together to explain all rules and regulations, and to instruct the rookies to be most careful going into the first lap. Shaw says they'll think they're riding the tail of a tornado when all 33 cars go into the first turn, full barrel, all bunched together. Tom says the shivers go up and down his spine when he-hears the talk by Wilbur Shaw; who finishes by telling the drivers to leave the names of their next of kin with him... just in case. Sounds like "500 Miles of History" with Tom Hanlon from KNX-CBS will be a lot of dramatic and exciting entertainment. DOWN TV-RADIO WAY ... Errol Flynn recently purchased 13 acres of land at Apple Valley where he plans to start building this summer. He wants to call his new place, "Flynn Inn." However, officials of AV (for publicity reasons) would like to have it called "Errol Flynn's Inn." Flynn now in Jamaica can't be checked for his decision. TELE-TIPS ... The first Memorial Day boxing bout ever to be held in Madison Square Garden will be televised over KNBH (4) at 7, with LaStarza mingling with Burserol. Yesterday's Results Los Angeles 7, San Francisco 1. Seattle 4, Sacramento 0. Oakland 4, Hollywood 1. Portland 2, San Diego 2 (13 inn.). Games Today Los Angeles (Moan 9-1 and Dubbel 1-0) at San Francisco (Boemler 4-3 and Bradford 2-4) Oakland (Ayers 3-4 and Mahrt 4-4) at Hollywood (Queen 2-2 and Lynn 4-2). Portland (Adams 2-6 and Pierett 4-6) at San Diego (Pletcher 8-5 and Salveson 7-3). Seattle (Hall 1-5 and Del Duco 2-4) at Sacramento (Florea 4-5 and Johnson 1-4). American League W, L Pet GBL Cleveland 25 10 .625 Boston 21 15 .582 Washington 20 16 .550 New York 19 19 .548 Chicago 19 19 .548 St. Louis 19 22 .452 Philadelphia 13 19 .406 Detroit 11 24 .214 Yesterday's Results Cleveland 11, Detroit 4. New York 3, Philadelphia 2. Boston 1, Washington 0. Only games scheduled. Games Today Chicago (Dobson 6-2 and Pierce 4-4) at Cleveland (Wynn 5-3 or Gromek 5-1 and Jones 2-6). Washington (Shees 2-0 and Moreno 2-3) at Boston (Parnell 3-2 and Kinder 3-1). Philadelphia (Shantz 7-1 and Hooper 6-4) at New York (Morgan 1-1 and Miller 1-1). Detroit (Trucks 2-3 and Hoeft 0-3) at St. Louis (Pillette 5-2 and Byrne 3-4). All Doubleheaders Tomorrow's Games Cleveland at New York. Chicago at Detroit. St. Louis at Philadelphia (night). Detroit at Washington (night). National League W, L Pet GBL New York 20 9 .742 Brooklyn 24 10 .706 Chicago 21 16 .568 Cincinnati 19 18 .514 Philadelphia 16 18 .471 St. Louis 17 21 .447 Boston 13 20 .394 Pittsburgh 8 23 .200 Yesterday's Results Philadelphia 6, New York 5. Brooklyn 7, Boston 2. Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 2. Only games scheduled. Games Today New York (Lanier 1-2 and Spencer 1-2) at Philadelphia (Meyer 1-6 and Roberts 7-1). Boston (Wilson 2-3 and Donovan 0-0) at Brooklyn (Roe 4-0 and Schmitz 1-0). St. Louis (Boyer 1-2 and Presko 1-2) at Pittsburgh (Kline 0-1 and Friend 3-4). Cincinnati (Blackwell 1-6 and Byerlytown=0) at Chicago (Rush 6-2 and Lown=1-2). Tomorrow's Games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at Chicago. Only games scheduled. JIM WALSH ALMOST WIN'S A TIGHT GAME Hollywood's Jim Walsh is a sad pitcher today. His fast ball was working almost perfectly against... TELE-TIPS . . . The first Memorial Day boxing bout ever to be held in Madison Square Garden will be televised over KNBH (4) at 7, with LaStarza mixing with Bucceroni . . . As a Memorial Day special, Success Story presents a telecast from Wadsworth Hospital at Sawtelle over RTTV (11) at 7 . . . Richard Rober, veteran stage and screen actor, who died last Monday in an auto accident, will be seen on the new "Playhouse of Stars" from KNXT (2) at 7:30 . . . Because of the special baseball game, "Queen for a Day" will be viewed from KHJ (9) at 8 . . . "Mr. Arsenic" a new mystery series will bow in en KECA (7) JIM WALSH ALMOST WINS A TIGHT GAME Hollywood's Jim Walsh is a sad pitcher today. His fast ball was working almost perfectly against Oakland in a Pacific Coast league game last night. Not a single Acorn reached base for 5½ innings. Then Lenny Neal looped a single. Going into the ninth frame, Walsh was working on a one-hit shutout. His mates had put together three singles and a fly for a run in the second canto. In the ninth, the roof fell in. The Acorns piled up four runs—all unearned—to capture the ball game, 4-1. The last three counters came on Tookie Gilbert's homer, his seventh. GLEN E. MCCLOE ASSEMBLYMAN 75th DISTRICT Inn, Furniture Teams Win City League Games In the City league games played at City park last night, Los Alamitos-Parkway Inn nine retained their hold on first place in the cities' national league by downing Koopman's Furniture 2 to 1 in a thrilling battle that wasn't decided until the sixth inning. In the second game of the night's double-header, Cypress V.F.W. broke a 5-to-5 tie in the top of the seventh inning to defeat the hustling "Cyclone" youngsters. In the Parkway-Koopman game Bill Mattel, Parkway second baseman, drew a base on balls, advanced on Gabriel Vasquez' infield single, then scored as Raul Sanchez singled to right field. Koopman's Carrol Steele tied it up when he in turn drew a free pass and scored on an outfield error. "Pingq" Zamarripa led off with a single for Los Alamitos in the bottom half of the sixth. Bill Baca bunted and was safe when no one covered first. Gabriel Vasquez again singled to drive in the winning run. Koopmans put men on but couldn't score in the top half of the seventh. Cypress V.F.W. collected but four base hits, yet they combined them with six walks, a hit batsman, and three "Cyclone" errors to cross the plate six times, which was exactly what they needed to win. "Chuek" Sanders scored the winning run in the seventh as he was safe on a fielder's choice, advanced and scored on a wild pitch and two passed balls. W.E.Jeff series led Cypress at the plate with two of their four hits. The "Cyclone" nine garnered eight hits, three of these being by Dave Garcia. Ben Lamas collected two in four trips to the plate. Joe Juarez tripled in the sixth and then scored on a wild pitch to tie the ball game. Garcia opened the seventh with a single but was forced at second. Aranda filed to left and Joel Esparaza grounded out, third to first, to end the game. Human beings blink their eyes at different rates, ranging from 25 or more times a minute to about one a minute. ALICE MARBLE HERE Anaheim's Recreation department announced today the sponsorship of a tennis clinic featuring Alice Marble, one of the nation's best tennis players and coach. Miss Marble will be at the City park tennis courts the afternoon of Saturday, June 14. The clinic is free of charge. ST. LOUIS UP — Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago and Tommy Bolk of Durham, N.C., each with a twounder par 68, today led the 40th Western Open Golf tournament. But no one is ready to pick the winner in the 72-hole $15,000 competition. TURKEY PRYERS AND JUNIORS ARE NOW READY Why not try one for the holiday week end? They are reasonably priced and wonderful to eat. We also have fresh dressed turkey hens at a sale price for a short time. PARKS TURKEY RANCH 8731 S. Grand. ...Phone Anaheim 4707 or 28447 ½ mile south of Knott's Berry Farm Political Advertisement REPUBLICANS OF ORANGE COUNTY! Cypress V.F.W. collected but four base hits, yet they combined them with six walks, a hit batsman, and three "Cyclone" errors to cross the plate six times, which was exactly what they needed to win. "Chuck" Sanders scored the winning run in the seventh as he was safe on a fielder's choice, advanced and scored on a wild pitch and two passed balls. W. E. Jeff- White Temple Is Victor Over Grace Lutheran In the only Church league game to be played last night White Temple defeated Grace Lutheran 13 to 4 at LaPalma park. Bud Stahlman, White Temple Jefffielder, singled, doubled and tripled in three official trips to the plate, driving in five runs and scoring twice himself. White Temple scored six runs in the third is 11 men came to hat. Billy Herman led off with a single. Bud Stahlman doubled, Hubert Dunoan singled, Ira Webber singled, Jack Paulus was safe on an error. Duane Duncan grounded out. Billy Herman walked and Rel Schmitt was safe on a fielder's choice. John Heying grounded out, Jack Fleade safe on a fielder's choice. Everyone had a part in the game as the entire Methodist lineup scored at least one run. Grace Lutheran scored in the third when Eberhart, Dupins and Davies crossed the plate. Third baseman Mason hit a three-run homer in the seventh for the other tallies. REPUBLICANS OF ORANGE COUNTY! Some Candidates have large campaign funds; all have the eager desire to be elected. One advertises he was twice in the State Assembly but never mentions defeat for re-election to that office or defeat for City Council of Santa Ana-in 1947! Another declined to state his party affiliation until forty days before filing for Congress. DO YOU REALIZE a Vote for a San Diego County Man is a VOTE for that County to have TWO Congressmen and Orange County NONE? Reason: Because San Diego County has another district all within its borders! Do not be confused by last-minute claims of Candidates. Nominate a Man who has the experience and the qualifications to serve you honestly, faithfully and ably—a Man who has practiced law for thirty years, who knows the ways of Congressmen, Judges and Politicians and can get things done for YOU. VOTE FOR FRANK M. LINNELL FOR CONGRESS NEXT TUESDAY LINNELL FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE Hadd Ring, Walter Longmoor, Co-chairmen Political Advertisement Re-Elect Your County Supervisor Political Advertisement Re-Elect Your County Supervisor RALPH McFADDEN 3rd District An Experienced Official and a Proven Friend PRIMARY ELECTION JUNE 3 CCLOUD FOR LYMAN DISTRICT