anaheim-gazette 1952-06-02

Re-elect YOUR U.S. Senator KNOWLAND Friends and neighbors, we urge you to return your Senator William F. Knowland to the United States Senate. Anaheim Committee C. J. Mauerhan (Chairman) Victor G. Lolly Mrs. Coalson Morris Warren Bradford Garden Grove Committee Robert Farrow (Chairman) Anaheim Gazetteer by JOIEN S. NEUBAUER WEATHERWISE — Considerable cloudiness didn't cloud Anaheimers' enthusiasm for the three-day Memorial holiday. NEWSFRONTS — Tomorrow's Presidential primary election is expected to bring a record 65 percent vote, B. J. Smith, county clerk, predicted. Orange county has an all-time high of 112,551 voters. Interest in the primary has been stimulated by heated campaigns both in the national state and county races ... The race between Sam L. Collins and John Murdy for Clyde A. Walson's vacated State Senate seat has produced some interesting political fireworks ... Anaheimers will be keenly interested in the outcome of the race between Lloyd S. Verry and John Shea for the Anaheim-Fullerton municipal court judgeship ... A 17-year-old Long Beach youth—William Halpin—is hovering between life and death at a Fullerton hospital. He was accidentally shot by a hunting companion near the gravel pit on the Coyote Lease north of Buena Park. HIWAY HOLOCAUST — Walter Robinson, 55, one-legged Good Humor man, was the 35th traffic fatality of the year. He was killed instantly when he drove his ice Friends and neighbors, we urge you to return your Senator William F. Knowland to the United States Senate. Anaheim Committee C. J. Mauerhan (Chairman) Victor G. Lolly Mrs. Coulson Morris Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwyer A. J. Schutz Lawrence J. Kelly Oscar Heying Marshall Beebe Mrs. Robert Fowler John Ganahl Dr. Charles V. Schutz P. B. Callan E. J. Power Mrs. Sam Kraemer Mrs. Henry Kuchel Sam Hilgrenfeld William Schumacher Herbert Leo Chas A. Pearson Ilchard Livingston Robert Boney May Beatty Neighbors Fullerton Committee Wilbur Scott (Chairman) Mrs. Charles Peterson Mrs. Raymond Malott Leland C. Launer Lloyd Verry Mrs. Donald K. Weaver Dewain Truitt O. M. Thompson Berrand C. Harris Flora E. Pinch W. W. Hay, Jr. A. A. Elmer Elmer R. Guy Lexon Bramwell Verny McKee Charles Wickett Cartign Jones Caery Peringer W. D. Nunlist Mrs. Howard Irwin Taylor Jacobsen Colin Baker C. L. Mikkelsen Mrs. L. H. Bennigadorf Mrs. J. W. Bennie Mrs. Norman Lombard Mrs. K. Karan Kavolan Mrs. Albert Launer Leroy R. Lyon William Muckenthaler Cecil Crew Wallace Nuccel Verne Wilkinson Phil Twombly William J. Phillips Tom Padington Santa Ana Committee Wm. H. Burgeon Jr., Chm.) Lorin Griset Robert L. Larsen Thomas W. Markham Richard C. Marshall Roy V. Shafer Robert G. Smith Jabe S. Hill Robert C. Mize Gillbert G. Plitt June Blodgett Moore Carl P. Loeber J. Orden Markel Dr. Cassius E. Paul Wilbur Burr Frank Curma, Jr. Mrs. Laura R Leak Mrs. Kenneth Cook Carl Proctor Orange Committee Roy N. Edwards (Chairman) Raymond C. Martin Mrs. Perry Grout Dr. T. B. Rhone Lawrence Leightfuse Warren Bradford Garden Grove Committee Robert Farrow (Chairman) Chas A. Gillman Walter R. Schmid Jess Picket Dr. Robert Null, M.D. Donald Tilda George Zlaket Harry Louis Lake La Habra Committee J. W. Burch (Chairman) Glenn Harris Mrs. C. L. Rosenberger Guy Steele Ray Frantz Pete Wesel Dr Harold J. Carter Buena Park Committee Frank Sullivan (Chairman) Bert M. Wells Lee Guggisberg Walter Knott Robert Weidner Walter Amondsen Capitrano Committee Charence Brown (Chairman) O. J. Gilbert Guy Williams Dr Paul Eslinger Mrs.Tom Forster Leguna Beach Committee Chas Floyd-Perkins (Chairman) Mrs.Marquette Bell Mrs Thomas B.Kennedy Mr and Mrs Walter Parke J.T.Swanson Charles A.Painter Roy M.Ropp Mr and Mrs.Dana K.Glbs Jasper Morran Ernest M.Henry Joe Jahrans Tuttn-El Toro Committee Robert P.Kneeland,(Chairman) Em Corr John A.Siegel Mrs.Frances Logan Bill Cook Ray H.Prothero, Jr. Philipp W.Newman William C.Cilda William H.Gray Huntington Beach Committee Ted W.Bartlett (Chairman) Thos.D.Wyllie Anthony D.Crosby Oscar Myhre Jack Robertson Harold W.Knott Dante Silacusa Pern.A.Sayer Vernon A.Langenoeck Col.Jack Greer Winfred Tinley Tom Talbert Glenn McKenvey Bart Hodak C.D.Sheenhelm Roy K.Simh Cecil M.Rood V.D.Walker Sam F.Rhoads O.L.Bolton Harry LeBard Seal Beach & Sunset Beach Committee R.Alden Tornquist L.J.(Dick) Barrud Dana R.Williams Westminster-Midway City Committee Bruce Martin (Chairman) J.O.Pyle Harlan D.Moore Newport Harbor Committee Roy V. Shater Robert G. Smith John E. Hill Robert G. Mize Gilbert G. Platt June Bledgett Moore Carl P. Loewer J. Ogden Markel Dr. Cassius E. Paul Willbur Barr Frank Curran, Jr. Mrs. Laura B. Leak Mrs. Kenneth Cook Carl Proctor Orange Committee Roy N. Edwards (Chairman) Raymond C. Martin Mrs. Perry Grout Dr. T. B. Rhone Lawrence Leichtfuss Hugh T. Johnson Mrs. Lella Baeskens James N. Goode Gordon X. Richmond Dr. Paul E. Rumph H. D. Nichols Walter C. Pixley Mrs. A. H. Halseck George N. Welmer R. E. Gross Wade H. Filipen Costa Mesa Committee Selim Franklin (Chairman) William A. Husecroft Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson Thomas B. deForest Howard W. Gerrish Heinz Kaiser William E. Lord Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swarts William H. Spurgeon III Mr. and Mrs. Milan Underwood Mrs. Calla Viele Lawrence E. Brown Dean Bradford Roland Lagierof Vorba Linda Committee W. H. Barton (Chairman) Franklin Marshburn Lowell Butler Jones Lloyd Julian Mrs. W. L. Lotle Pisentia Committee Robert Dowling Hilmar G. Lodge Gilbert U. Kraemer Genni McKenvey Bart Hodak Ca. D. Swedenheim Roy K. Smith Cecil M. Rood V. D. Walker Sam F. Rhoads O. L. Bolton Harry LeBard Seal Beach & Sunset Beach Committee R. Alden Tornquist L. J. (Dick) Barrod Dana R. Williams Westminster-Midway City Committee Bruce Martin (Chairman) J. O. Pyle Harlan D. Moore Newport Harbor Committee Ralph Maskey (Chairman) Walter Spicer R. R. Hodekinson Tom Heffernan Col and Mrs. A. W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bradford Norman Miller Lloyd Loveland Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harwood John T. Boyd Mrs. Chasa Boardman J.C.Azelson Leslie K. Steffenson Braden Pinch Lester Isbell Alene Baldwin Ebresman Mrs.J.A.Beak Dana Point Committee Arnold Chappell (Chairman) Mrs.Blankenship Halley Denman R.P.Combs Carl Neison Malcom Pierce Ralph Sims J.H.Kinkald O.E.Nealson Mrs.RayEdgar JackMcCart Herb Caldwell R.W.Quakenbush San Clementes Committee Lawrence K.Beaver (Chairman) Albert V.James Major J.W.Woolridge Chester Chilton Ray Reeves VOTE JUNE 3rd FOR WILLIAM F.KNOWLAND U.S.SENATOR U.S.SENATOR WM.F.KNOWLAND RE-ELECTION COMMITTEE SPENCER R.BROWNING, Chairman ROBERT C.MIZE,-Co-Chairman W.R.WILLIAMS, Finance Chairman ALOHA—Patricia Miles, payroll clerk at Northrop Anaheim, left Wilmington Thursday aboard the USS President Wilson, for a trip to Hawaii, first prize in a Northrop Aircraft U.S. savings bond contest. She will be accompanied by her mother, Mrs. James Miles, Santa Ana. From left at the ship's rail are Hal Chanslor, Northrop Anaheim Recreation club manager; Mrs. Miles, Patricia Miles and Mal Mountain, assistant manager of Personnel Activities and Services. received all-CIF track-and-field honors . . . Whittier's Les Haney lost (1-0) as Joe Rodgers' Long Beach Acorns handed the Poets their first defeat in the revitalized National Niteball league . . . Joe Hallin's Anahi baseballers finished second to Fullerton in the Sunset league race. Anahi tripped Orange, 7-4, in the final with George Bishop getting four for four . . . Garden Grove and Tustin are tied in the Orange County baseball race (7-2) which ends tomorrow . . . Santa Ana college won the conference baseball title by beating Riverside twice, 13-10 Muchenthaler, Jr., was blessed with an heir . . . Walter Waffle, Tony Atencio, Ray Grimm and John Cabral also celebrated the arrival of baby boys . . . Elmer Smith, Juan Ontiveraz, and Domingo Avalos were blessed with pinup gals. MEMO — You've got a date tomorrow. Don't forget to vote. It's your duty to use that little rubber stamp in the election booth. One estimate is that the average U.S. worker produced twice as much per hour as a British worker. HOLOCAUST — Walter 55, one-legged Goodman, was the 35th traffic year. He was killed when he drove his ice skek in front of a speed-rur Santa Fe commuter bus of San Juan Capis. OPIXX — An 18-year-old Russell Ahlstedt and two-years' probation officials promised that he punished for infrac-tual law. Riverside planned issuance of a large against Henry K. former Lagunan, al-ler of Samulet H. Davis, motel owner, whose found stuffed in the department of a car atanding, Newport, Thurs- DUS — The Rev. Wil-ler, Santa Ana Trinity pastor, was last night's service speaker at the Ampitheater. CENE—Orange's Lan-48.8 440) and Fuller-est (Frosty) Younger, and 6-1½ hi-jump) National Niteball league... Joe Hallin's Anahi baseballers finished second to Fullerton in the Sunset league race. Anahi tripped Orange, 7-4, in the final with George Bishop getting four for four... Garden Grove and Tustin are tied in the Orange County baseball race (7-2) which ends tomorrow... Santa Ana college won the conference baseball title by beating Riverside twice, 13-10 and 9-0... Alice Marble will hold a tennis clinic at the City Park courts, June 14, under the auspices of the Anaheim Recreation Dept... James Roy Smith's Fullerton college swimmers took 24 spots on the 1952 all-America Jaysee swim team. Jerry McNamee, who is expected to make the Canadian Olympic team, took three spots. Bob Burnside and Don Harper also were honored. Len Weaver was a member of winning relay teams. TRANSITION — Nine births, five deaths and three marriage licenses marked the week statistically... Death claimed Othello D. Dabbs, 70; Charlotte Price, 61; Samuel Hemmerling, 76, and Armas Axel Kantala, 53, who died of a heart attack. Stewart Shattuck, 48, who plunged to his death in a Long Beach shipyard accident, also was laid to rest... Fermin Torrez and Nellie Burrola got a marriage license; so did John Louis McRill and Mary Ellen Grady; Jean Thompson became Mrs. Leo Nelson... Lawrence VOTERS Attention MEMO — You've got a date tomorrow. Don't forget to vote. It's your duty to use that little rubber stamp in the election booth. One estimate is that the average U.S. worker produced twice as much per hour as a British worker and some economists see significance in the further estimate that the United States produces twice as much electricity per capita as does England. It is estimated that the United States has 6 per cent of the world's population and 42 per cent of the world's income. STOP JAMES B. UTT served in the S Republican deli his record. It is committee assi- The Following Prominent Citizens Are Sponsoring James B. ANAHEIM ARE VOTERS Attention Campaign is almost over. You, the voters, have opportunity to judge the merits of the two notes for experience from their political ads. Campaign committee of Ralph J. McFadden has you his background and qualifications for the offthe voters of the district have given him their approval by sponsoring this campaign. Be this with the advertisements of his opponent. Your own conclusion. You go to the polls Tuesday, give Ralph McFadden mark of approval by marking your ballot . . . Supervisor Third District RALPH J. McFADDEN INCUMBENT NO OTHER CANDIDATE The Following Prominent Citizens Are Sponsoring James B. ANAHEIM AREA Josephine Fulfer Warren Bradford Arthur J. Roquet Lee C. McClelland Mrs. Victoria Alvarado Leon Gillilan Louis T. Kraemer Mrs. Martha Schumache Dr. Samuel Gendel Roscoe Conklin E. L. Roquet Arval Morris Robert Boney Ralph E. Heeter Howard Loudon Leonard Smith Ernest Ganahl Rex Coons A. J. Schutte Charles Pearson Mrs. V. W. Borden Gilbert A. Kraemer Victor Loly Albert E. Hughes Mrs. Ernest Ganahl Walter Taylor H. H. Stabbert Robert V. Dyer John Bovee Wm. Hilles McCormack Dr. John Larson Cortez Hoskins Charles Griffith E. N. Truax Adolf Schope Robert Dowling A. J. McFadden James B. for CONGRESS JAMES B. UTT VALNUT COMPANY TO EXPAND ITS OPERATIONS To meet the increasing nation-wide demand for California walnuts, Rosenberg Bros. & Co. Inc., San Francisco, will consolidate its walnut processing and distribution operations in the company's expanded plant at Orange. Rosenberg Bros. & Co. Inc., world's largest independent processor and distributor of dried fruits, rice and nuts, handle 60 per cent of the Oregon and California walnut crop. 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It is therefore natural that he would receive important committee assignments, of value to the 28th District, immediately. R CANDIDATE CAN MAKE THIS STATEMENT Republican delegation from California. They know his ability and his record. It is therefore natural that he would receive important committee assignments, of value to the 28th District, immediately. CANDIDATE CAN MAKE THIS STATEMENT Are Sponsoring James B. Utt for Congress ANAHEIM AREA Warren Bradford Harry Horn Lee C. McClelland Merwin Wagner Leon Gillilan Arnold O. Dominguez Mrs. Martha Schumacher Mrs. C. A. Neighbors Roscoe Conklin Ralph J. McFadden Arval Morris Herbert Hawkins Ralph E. Heeter William T. Wallop Leonard Smith George Easton Rex Coons Earl Jackson Charles Pearson Lee Welton Gilbert A. Kraemer J. E. Eplev Albert E. Hughes John Nora Walter Taylor Alexander Jiminez Robert V. Dyer F. T. Watson Wm. Hilles McCormack Leo Friis Cortez Hoskins Sam Kraemer E. N. Truax Ed "Brick" Power Robert Dowling Ted Kuchel L. J. McFadden Mrs. Hildred Ferrell B. UTT X