anaheim-gazette 1952-06-09

Ten to Graduate From Zion School Combined graduation and commencement exercises for 10 pupils of Zion Lutheran school are to be held at Zion Lutheran church hall, Emily and Chartress sts., tomorrow at 7:30 p.m., with all classes from the first to the eighth grade participating. Commencement speaker is to be the Rev. V. L. Behnken of Immanual Lutheran church, Orange, while the valedictory address will be given by Carol Lee Wilkerson, and the salutatory by Joyce Lugar. Others speaking on the program include Robert Scholz who will read the class prophecy, Daniel Claypool who will read the class will, and Lorraine Schulz and Doris Ingwersen who will read the script for the demonstration of the symbolism of the class pins. The members of the class will be presented by Principal Walter Knigge to Board of Christian Education Chairman Jack Kinney, who will award the diplomas. Lutheran school pins, a gift of the P-TA, will be presented by Mrs. Roy Kliss, president. WEATHERWISE — Warm days and cool nights characterized Anaheim weather as mighty nice. NEWSFRONTS — Results of the primary election was the biggest news of the week. John Murdy, Jr., the Huntington Beach beangrower, defeated veteran politician Sam Collins to become State Senator . . . John Shea will become the first judge of the Anaheim-Fullerton municipal court as a result of his victory at the polls over Lloyd Verry . . . LeRoy Lyons, Jr., a native son of Anaheim, became assemblyman and in the battle of the ballots beating Glen McCloud, an Anaheimer, and Frank Rospaw, the Placentia publisher . . . Thousands took part in the Seventh Annual Costa Mesa-Newport Lions Fish Fry at Costa Mesa yesterday. Anaheimers were well represented . . . The "Caruthers Skorpion" — Don Caruthers' Viking-Craft Trailer company's answer to the foreign sport-model cars — will go into production in Anaheim within two months . . . Work on the construction of the Santa Ana freeway may be interrupted by a strike of two union groups. Ironworkers are asking a 28-cent hourly wage increase, while operating engineers (equipment operators) ask a boost of 26 to 29 cents per hour. Election Change Little; Assembly SACRAMENTO, (CNS)—Wife of the California primary affair, the state senate but little in matter of new faces, some tensive changes in the assent are assured, for in the lower house there is a certainty of 15 faces, and the possibility of more. In the senate, three new were elected — Swift Berry, berman of El Dorado County, succeeds H. E. Dillinger, retiring Donald Grunsky, Watsonville semblyman who went into the vacated by Senator H. R. Jude unopposed and John A. Muir Jr., of Orange county, who ceeds Senator Clyde Watson, tired and who defeated Assey Speaker Sam L. Collins for nominations. Only one incumbent senator Fred Weybret, Monterey county is challenged by a November off. Weybret, (R) will be opposed by James E. Anett, Democrat. been killed in grade crossing at students since the Santa Fe's two-car commuter trains have been placed in operation. Oceanside Ballezar Sandoval, and Edward Lugo, 30, were stantly killed when hit by a truck traveling 80 miles per hour. Road crossings are dangerous When the wig-wag wig watch out. SPORTOPIX — Les Haney oin'tues to pitch Whittier to lead of the revitalized Nation Niteball league . . For the time in years the Orange Lnettes aren't atop of the Pac Coast Women's Softball league. GREYHOUND Rolls Ahead More Travel Extras No Extra Cost! Yes, bigger value! More service to more places. Finest buses. Best drivers. Choose the travel leader...choose Greyhound! 8 Buses Daily to PORTLAND and SEATTLE from Los Angeles Including 5 Expresses Complete Service to All America HAROLD S. HOLCOMB Agent 217 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 3404 Caruthers' Viking-Craft Trailer company's answer to the foreign sport-model cars — will go into production in Anaheim within two months ... Work on the construction of the Santa Ana freeway may be interrupted by a strike of two union groups. Ironworkers are asking a 28-cent hourly wage increase, while operating engineers (equipment operators) ask a boost of 26 to 29 cents per hour. COURTOPIX — Northern Orange County's alleged "pants burglar" was given two more weeks in which to establish an alibi. Henry Hughes, 65, had his defense shaken by testimony presented by Criminologist Jack Cadman ... Receiver Don Harwood of the Birch Oil Co. dispute was worried what to do with all the money accumulated by the sale of the Brea concern's assets. Loren Hillman of the Hillcrest Exploration Co., bid $1,505,000 for the company in a spirited auction sale two weeks ago ... Julio Aparicio, 57, convicted slayer of his friend Santana Acosta, was ordered to the Norwalk State hospital when court-appointed psychiatrists held that he needed mental treatment. It was on the action of the State Supreme Court that the Atwood man was taken out of San Quentin's death row and returned to Orange county for a new trial. DANGER — Three men have SPORTOPIX — Les Haney continues to pitch Whittier to lead of the revitalized National Niteball league ... For the time in years the Orange Lions nettes aren't atop of the Pacific Coast Women's Softball league. Fresno is (5-1) while the Lions nettes are third (3-4). Behind Buena Park (4-5) ... Anaheim and Fullerton junior legion clubs won their first games as expected ... Anaheim City Softball leagues will enter the second round this week. Duane Winter Hunt Foods team has definitively become the team to beat for Major league title. TRANSITION—It was a quiet week in Anaheim statically. Wilbur C. Simmons, 74, had been an Anaheimer for years, died ... Robert Faulkner obtained a marriage license wed Versa Hachet; and Bidal Rie and Isabel Sanghes got married ... Frank Marciano and Richard Tozler celebrated the arrival heirs in their respective holdings; Louis Oregel and Marcia Geissler became proud papas pinup gals. NITECAPSULE — Any man who is too lazy to think can marry — then his wife will it for him. Does the FINANCIAL PICTURE Does the FINANCIAL PICTURE STAND BETWEEN YOU and FUTURE HAPPINESS? SINCE 1921 WE HAVE SPECIALIZED in LOANS for home purchase, construction and refinancing. GET FULL DETAILS TODAY of how we can assist you with your home plans. ENJOY FULL HOME COMFORTS NOW — A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT and EASY, RENT LIKE, RE-PAYMENTS WILL DO IT ALL INTERVIEWS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System in Anaheim at CORNER CENTER & LEMON STREETS WE HAVE NEVER PAID OUR SAVERS LESS THAN 3% — PHONES — ANAHEIM 2158 and 2159 Election Changes State Senate Battle; Assembly Gets 15 Juniors CERAMENTO, (CNS)—While California primary affected state senate but little in the number of new faces, some exchanged in the assembly ensured, for in the lower house is a certainty of 15 new and the possibility of six. The senate, three new men selected — Swift Berry, luminary of El Dorado County, who adds H. E. Dillinger, retired; Al Grunsky, Watsonville asman who went into the seat held by Senator H. R. Judah closed and John A. Murdy, Orange county, who succeeds Senator Clyde Watson, re-stand who defeated Assembly Speaker Sam L. Collins for both nominations. One incumbent senator, Weybret, Monterey county, elonged by a November runoff, Weybret, (R) will be opposed by James E. Anett, Democrat. Milled in grade crossing acci-since the Santa Fe's new commuter trains have replaced in operation. At inside Ballezar Sandoval, 28, Edward Lugo, 30, were killed when hit by a train 80 miles per hour. Rail-crossings are dangerous. The wig-wag wig wags out. RTOPIX — Les Haney conti- to pitch Whittier to the revitalized National all league ... For the first ten years the Orange Lion-laren't atop of the Pacific Women's Softball league. One additional runoff completes the senate battles. This is in the 27th district, Kings county, where Robert R. Rosson (R) and Robert I. Montgomery (D) both new candidates, will fight it out for the seat vacated by retirement of Senator Roy Cunningham. THE ASSEMBLY, however, presents a different picture. It is a certainty that Republican domination of the house will continue, for 43 Republican seats are definite, compared to 20 sure Democrats. In the 17 seats which will be determined next November, the GOP expects at least half, and probably more. Some of the real old-timers failed to receive both nominations at the primary election, and consequently must campaign until November for their seats. Among these is Earle Stanley, in Orange county's 74th district. Stanley (R) is opposed by Lester Van Taten-hove, (D). Democrat Clayton E. Dills, Los Angeles, is challenged by Charles Forde (R), and another surprise vote was capture of the Democratic nomination in the 47th district, Pasadena, by Joseph L. Johnson, who will oppose veteran A. L. Stewart (R). In Fresno, Wallace Henderson (D), incumbent will be challenged by George A. Schroeder (R). Shuffling of the assembly districts in San Francisco saw Assemblyman Ed Gaffney counted out of the picture, and in the new 24th district, George D. Collins, another veteran Democrat in the assembly, will fight it out with Samuel W. Wirkley (R). TWIN GRADUATES—Unusual circumstances at Union High School this year is graduation of two twins, all four of whom won highest athletic awa-stowed by the institution—life passes to FUHS events in future. Winners are twins Elaine and Ustick, and twins Elvin and Alvin Boyd (above girls were executive Board members and among to-in a four-year athletic point system established... INSITION—It was a rather week in Anaheim statistician Silbur C. Simmons, 74, who even an Anahelmer for 17 died... Robert Faulkner and a marriage license to Ira Hachet; and Bidal Ruiz Abel Sanghes got married Bank Marciano and Richard celebrated the arrival of in their respective house-Louis Oregel and Martin became proud papas of calls. CAPSULE — Any man too lazy to think car get — then his wife will do him. Anaheim FFA·Boys Take Honors at Norwark Fair Future Farmers from Anaheim Union High school dominated the judging in hogs, dairy and steers at the Los Angeles County Spring Fair and Festival held last Thursday. IN THE SIXTH District, now represented by Assemblyman Francis Lindsay, the issue is in doubt. Lindsay at the last available count was only 23 votes ahead of Bliss K. Harper, who sought the Democratic nomination. The sixth district is slow in completing its returns because of the wide area involved, all of the central Sierra Neevada counties, and observers indicated the Lindsay-Harper issue will probably be decided by the absentee ballots. Only one former assemblyman who sought re-election after a period of years of absence was named. He is Roy J. Nielsen, Sacramento, only Republican on the ticket, who handed a lacing to four Democrats who challenged his candidacy. Nielsen's total Democratic vote was within a few votes of the total received by all four of the Democrats. The other old-timers, Jake Leonard and Joseph Gilmore, San Benito and San Mateo, were defeated. Possibility of a feminine addition was seen in Kern county, where J. W. Boehm (R) will contend with Dorothy M. Donohoe (D). For several sessions, Asembywoman Kathryn Niehouse, San Diego, has been the only woman in the house. Fullerton Clubs Announce Essay Contest Winners Winners of two essay contests at Fullerton Union high school were announced yesterday by sponsors, Fullerton Kiwanis club and Fullerton post of American Legion. Kiwanis awards went to the best three papers on citizenship or government by FUHS students of U.S. history. First place and a prize of $25 goes to Patricia Vandervort for her theme, "Statehood for Hawaii." Second place Kiwanis prize of $15 was awarded to Connie Stafford for her "Unsound Electoral System," and third prize of $10 to Mary Marshburn for her essay, "Today's Crisis." American Legion essay winners were named as Ann Brunskill, first place, who wrote on "Education for Democracy." Tied for second and third places were Ralph Bertaino and Susan Weisl who wrote "Should Young Scientists Be Deferred from the Draft?" and "Education: A Barrier Against Communism" respectively. Winner of the Legion contest receives a medal and $5, with second and third place writers also being presented with $5 each. John Cleveland Promoted While serving aboard the submarine USS Redfish, John W. Cleveland, Jr., USN., son of Mrs. Gale Cleveland of 509 West Chestnut st., Anaheim, has been promoted to torpedoman's mate, third class. Cleveland was graduated from Anaheim Union High school before enlisting in the Navy in Dec., 1950. Dr. Henley Speak at FU Commencement Main speaker at ment exercises for FU mission high school grade guests Thursday afternoon 12, will be Dr. William Henley, president of the Osteopathic Physician Surgeons. The program 5 p.m. in the FUHS state Henley will talk on "Hen in a Frustrating World." Formerly acting dean School of Government, Henley later became L Coordination at the taking charge of its programs. In aid helped establish in-serving in Los Angeles. FUHS Violin To Solo with Symphony G Miss Janet Ray, Fuller High school junior, da Mr. and Mrs. Merwin 1321 Frances ave., Fuller appear as guest soloist Huntington Park Symphony chestra, Glen W. Cadweiling, tomorrow at 8:15 Ray will play the first of the Mendelssohn V-certo during the concerts will be held in the auditorium the Latter Day Saints Huntington Park, corne ave. and Middleton st. is invited. Miss Ray is a violin Vladimir Lenski, violin at the Anaheim Conser Music, and is a member FUHS orchestra condi Anaheim FFA·Boys Take Honors at Norwalk Fair Future Farmers from Anaheim Union High school dominated the judging in hogs, dairy and steers at the Los Angeles County Spring Fair and Festival held last Thursday to Sunday at Norwalk under the sponsorship of the Norwalk Lions club. A showmanship contest was televised over Channel 11 Saturday afternoon. Robert Van Dyke of Anaheim entered this contest with the aid of Katie Gilmore, who held the steers being judged. Winners in the various divisions were: Hogs—Eldon Laird, Anaheim, first place; Grafton Pauls, Anaheim, second place; Dairy—Robert Van Dyke, first place and champion in bull judging, and second, third and fourth place in heifers; Steers—Robert Van Dyke champion steer, first place, third and fifth places; Sammy Loard, Anaheim, sixth place; and Fred Roberts, Anaheim, eighth place. A special award for outstanding sportsmanship and conduct was given to Van Dyke for being the best-disciplined boy at the show. Avon Carlson and Leland Hanson, agriculture teachers at AUHS, Mrs. Carlson and the parents of each boy were present for the judging event Saturday. More than half a million tons of whale meat are caught annually in the Antarctic. Promoted While serving aboard the submarine USS Redfish, John W. Cleveland, Jr., USN., son of Mrs. Gale Cleveland of 509 West Chestnut st., Anaheim, has been promoted to torpedoman's mate, third class. Cleveland was graduated from Anaheim Union High school before enlisting in the Navy in Dec., 1950. WEBER BOOK STORE A. W. SOWDER 139-141 W. CENTER ST. "Where Recollection of Quality Remains Long After the Price Is Forgotten" FJC Nursing Course Receives NAPNE Praise Vocational (practical) nursing at Fullerton Junior College has received the official benediction of the National Association for Practical Nursing Education, reports Mrs. Oliver Morris, instructor at the junior college. Accreditation by the NAPNE has been extended to the vocational nursing program and Fullerton, the first school in Orange county to offer the program. According to Mrs. Morris, this national recognition has been given to only a few schools in California. Approval by NAPNE means that Fullerton's course of instruction and facilities conform to highest standards set by any state having laws governing training of practical nurses. California is now establishing licensing procedures for vocational nurses. At Fullerton, the vocational nurse training program is a one-year course. It includes five months training at the college and Orange County hospital and seven months of supervised clinical experience at the hospital. First Hallowe'en Planning Meeting Date Changed Date for the first planning meeting of the Anaheim Hallowe'en Festival has been changed to June 11, 7:30 p.m., in AUHS Little Theater, according to Chairman Adolf Schoepe, in order to avoid conflict with the AUHS commencement ceremonies. Robert Paulsen, manager of Prescott, Ariz., Chamber of Commerce will be at the meeting to discuss the theme of the parade. BE SMART and Thrifty! PAY BILLS BY CHECK Smart Scot—or not— Ye'll save a lot... Paying bills by check. Save money, miles; Gain time, smiles... Simply mail a check. In $'s; and $'s There’s plenty of sense in paying bills by check. NO MINIMUM balance required on any Security checking account. Ask at your nearby Security Bank. Dr. Henley to Speak at FUHS Commencement Main speaker at commencement exercises for Fullerton Union high school graduates and guests Thursday afternoon, June 12, will be Dr. William Balentine Henley, president of the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons. The program begins at 5 p.m. in the FUHS stadium. Dr. Henley will talk on "How to Live in a Frustrating World." Formerly acting dean in the School of Government, USC, Dr. Henley later became Director of Coordination at the university, taking charge of its public relations program. In addition he helped establish in-service training in Los Angeles. FUHS Violinist To Solo with Symphony Group Miss Janet Ray, Fullerton Union High school junior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merwin C. Ray, 1321 Frances ave., Fullerton, will appear as guest soloist with the Huntington Park Symphony orchestra, Glen W. Cadwell conducting, tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. Miss Ray will play the first movement of the Mendelssohn Violin concerto during the concert which will be held in the auditorium of the Latter Day Saints church in Huntington Park, corner of Zoe ave. and Middleton st. The public is invited. Miss Ray is a violin student of Vladimir Lenski, violin instructor at the Anaheim Conservatory of Music, and is a member of the FUHS orchestra conducted by Date for the first planning meeting of the Anaheim Hallowe'en Festival has been changed to June 11, 7:30 p.m., in AUHS Little Theater, according to Chairman Adolf Schoepe, in order to avoid conflict with the AUHS commencement ceremonies. Robert Paulsen, manager of Prescott, Ariz., Chamber of Commerce will be at the meeting to discuss the theme of the parade and festivities, which has been in the planning stage for the past six months. 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