anaheim-gazette 1952-07-02

NEW ROCKET PLANE INVENTED—This is America's first fighting plane with all-rocket armament, the Lockheed F-94C Starfire built for the U.S. air force. It carries 24 rockets, the 2.75-inch size, housed in a ring of firing tubes around the nose and its specific job is to knock out invading bombers. In this picture, rocket doors are in open position, revealing firing tubes. Tony LeVier, Lockheed's chief engineering test pilot, is in front cockpit and Glenn C. Fulkerson, test flight engineer, sits behind him. 33 Adult and 41 Children's Books Added to Anaheim Public Library The addition of 33 new adult books, 41 children's books and 19 new record selections was announced today at Anaheim Public Library. Mr. Mekker and his exciting Journey to Oregon, Irish Roundabout, Old Rosie and the Horse... 33 Adult and 41 Children’s Books Added to Anaheim Public Library The addition of 33 new adult books, 41 children’s books and 19 new record selections was announced today by Anaheim Public Library. The non-fiction books, numbering 15 in all, are headed up with such currently popular books as Robert Voegler’s “I Was Stalin’s Prisoner” and “The Olympic Pageant” by Alexander Weyand. Adult fiction includes Howard Spring’s “The Houses in Between” and Vincent Shean’s “Rage of the Soul.” New records include the complete Mozart opera “Don Giovani” and highlights from Verdi’s “Aida.” A complete list of library additions follows: FICTION The Houses in Between, Rage of Soul, Beyond the Breakers, Gold Under the Skull Peak, All about Eileen, The Proud Young Thing, The Lovely Season, Journey with Strangers, Three Lives of Elizabeth, Death Goes to a Reunion, Heavy, Heavy Hangs, Year's Best Science Fiction Novels, Grow Young and Die, The Secret Road, Windom's Way, The Strange Brigade, Tomorrow, the Stars, The Man Who Looked Back. NONFICTION Give the Man Room, the story of Gutzon Borglum; The Flight of the Arctic Tern, Working With Roosevelt, The Defense of Western Europe, Economy in the National Government, Back Door to War, Roosevelt foreign policy, 1933-1941; Four Prophets of Our Destiny, God Keeps an Open House, Forty Odd, I Was Stalin’s Prisoner, The Saturday Review Home Book of Recorded Music, Colonel Jack Hays, The Family Problems Handbook, The Olympic Pageant, How's Who, 1952-1953. Mr. Mekker and his exciting Journey to Oregon, Irish Roundabout, Old Rosie and the Horse Nobody Understood, The Pundit and the Player, Dr. Johnson and Mr. Garrick, The Port of Missing Men, Big Mutt, Pete's Home Run, Cecily G and the 9 Monkeys, The Lonesome Sorrel, The First Book of Fishing, Binky's Fire, Come and Play, Thunder Country, Captive of the Mountains, Cub Scout, Delayed Steal, The Clean Pig. Famed Aviatrix To be Marshal Of Beach Parade Ruth Elder, first woman to attempt a trans-Atlantic flight, will be Grand Marshal for the 48th Annual Orange County 4th of July Parade to be held in Huntington Beach, in keeping with the parade theme, "Pageant of American Heroines." Miss Elder attempted her famous flight on Oct. 11, 1927, taking off in her plane, the "American Girl." She and her copilot navigator, George W. Haldeman, narrowly escaped death when her plane crashed at sea, due to a broken oil line, exploded and burned. Even though they were three and one-half hours from their destination, Paris, they had set the longest distance over water record. Following their crash they were rescued by the Dutch oil tanker, SS Barendrecht and landed at the Azores. They broke all existing speed records when they flew into Paris from Bayonne in the French "Potez" sent from Paris for their use. State to Operate On $1.200.000.000 ERN Europe, Economy in the National Government, Back Door to War, Roosevelt foreign policy, 1933-1941; Four Prophets of Our Destiny, God Keeps an Open House, Forty Odd, I Was Stalin's Prisoner, The Saturday Review Home Book of Recorded Music, Colonel Jack Hays, The Family Problems Handbook, The Olympic Pageant, How's Who, 1952-1953. RECORDS Don Giovanni (complete opera); Rienzi Overture & Siegfried, Forest Murmurs, Aida — Operatic highlights, Sonata No. 2 in B flat, Robert Casadesus, pianist; Chopin Waltzes, complete, Edward Kilenyi, pianist; 12 Preludes, Book 1, Edward Kilenyi, pianist; Symphony No. 6 in F "Pastorale", Symphony in D Minor & Symphonie variations, Gesang der Geister Uber den Wassern, Fantasja in C Minor for orchestra and chorus, Call Me Madam, Carnegie Hall jass concert, On Moonlight Bay, with Doris Day; Goldman Band, Babes in Arms, with Mary Martin; Favorite Waltzes, Julius Caesar—selections, Romberg selections, with Robert Shaw Chorale, Pictures at an exhibition. JUNIOR LIBRARY Summer in Their Eyes, Swamp Chief, The New Fire Engine, Country Garage, Blackadder, Television, the magic window; Jim Bridger, greatest of the mountain men; Lunch Box Story, Smokey, the well loved kitten; Creeping Peril's Mystery, Peter's Family, The Pastor's Dog. We Are a Family, Young People's Book of Radar, Let's go to the Brook Briar, a Collie, Joe and Andy Want a Boat, Son of the Stars. A Child's First Cook Book, Edward Hoppy and Joe, Elephant Toast, The Secret of Barnegat Light, New Zealand Beckons, Hook and Ladder No. 3, Young drecht and landed at the Azores. They broke all existing speed records when they flew into Paris from Bayonne in the French "Potez" sent from Paris for their use. State to Operate On $1,200,000,000 Budget This Year SACRAMENTO. (CNS) — The state of California today starts to spend $1,200,000,000—the amount of the 1952-53 fiscal year budget adopted by the 1952 legislature. Largest budget in the history of the state, the billion, two hundred million represents the price of the operating cost of government, capital outlay, and subventions to local governments including schools. An additional $23,000,000 will be added to the multi-million dollar annual contribution the state makes to the school, which this year amounted to $270 million before the legislature at the request of the California Teachers association, voted the additional $23 million. The association had requested $60 million. The additional money will assure each school district, with only rare exceptions, an additional $5 for each pupil in average daily attendance in kindergarten through junior college, according to officials of the state department of education. Many districts will use the additional money to raise teachers salaries, and such raises already are included in school district budgets. Moslem law permits four wives, but only fairly rich men are able to afford more than one wife. A lot of youngsters get hurt uselessly by their own negligence. On traffic congested streets kid is always certain to come second best in a collision with car or truck. A lot of youngsters enjoy filing with death and actually take unnecessary risks in peddling their bicycles. If you have a youngster, friend take time out and tell him rules he should observe. The trick rules apply to him as much as they do to the driver of a car or truck. Caution may save a doctor's high court costs, and what's more important—the suffering and anguish that comes from broken bodies. SERIOUS — The accident-filled claims filed For Unemployment Over Past Week SACRAMENTO. (CNS) — A per cent increase in new unemployment insurance claims, and 8 per cent jump in the total number of claims filed marked week's activity in the state department of employment, official announced today. In the Santa Ana office, new claims were filed, 827 to claims, and 620 paid, according to the weekly report of the department. In all state offices, 16,240 claims were filed, compared to 12,171 the previous week. The state received a total of 118,743 claims, and paid 92,071 of them according to the report, compiled to 109,331 filed, and 87,743 paid the previous week. The Indian Ocean is almost half as big as the Pacific. Premier Forms New Egyptian Cabinet ALEXANDER, EGYPT. — Fornier Premier Hussein Sirry Pasha formed a new non-party cabinet today. It will be sworn in at the palace this afternoon. Sources close to the veteran independent politician said King FYarouk will issue royal decrees appointing Sirry Pasha and a 13-man cabinet to succeed the government of Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha. Hilaly Pasha resigned Saturday after four months in office. Informants said the new cabinet did not include dynamic young Ahmed Mortada el Maraghy Pasha, who had been interior and army-navy minister in the two previous independent cabinets which have governed Egypt since the king ousted the Wafdist party government last January. Earlier reports said Sirry Pasha had been unable to form a government because El Maraghy Pasha insisted on retaining the interior ministry, which controls the police. In the cabinet lineup reported today, Sirry Pasha named his son-in-law, Mohamed Mashem Pasha, as interior minister and kept for himself three jobs—premier, foreign minister and army and navy minister. Highway Patrolmen Anticipate Record Traffic on Fourth Strike of Radio Writers Expected To Disrupt Convention Coverage NEW YORK, U.S. — The Independent Radio Writers guild called a strike today against three major networks. The guild said the walkout would disrupt broadcast coverage of the Republican and Democratic conventions in Chicago. However, all three networks—National Broadcasting Co., Columbia Broadcasting system, and American Broadcasting Co. — said their news programs would not be interrupted. The union said television news also would be affected with TV writers refusing to cross their radio colleagues' picket lines. The contract dispute does not involve directly TV news. Soon after the midnight strike call, pickets appeared outside NBC studios in Rockefeller Center. Some writers were reported out at CBS, and the guild said writers for the other networks would join the networks today. All three networks said supervisory personnel would bolster the staffs and that all scheduled programs, both network and local, would be aired. Graham Grove, head of the guild's negotiators, said initial picketing would be in New York and Chicago. He said the west coast would not be affected immediately. Grove said the strike was "go-ering opens next week." One hundred guild members prepared to go to Growe picket duty, Grove said 40 pickets there. The dispute here is directly 67 staff newswriters' guild, which belongs to Authors' League of Artists. The walkout would be all its 1200 members try. They include dramatic and free-lance well as the staff newsmen. Youth Critical Burned in Attempt Mishap BELL GARDENS. (AP) — He but mistaken effort to two younger sisters burning house resulted burns today for a 15-yr. boy, Bradley Owen en to Maywood hospital degree burns over his Unknown to Bradly, had made their way to boy was found unconscious living room. "Apparent saved himself, but they find his two sisters and they were trapped in the father, Milton Owen he went back in to look and was overcome by The sisters, Hattie, In the cabinet lineup reported today, Sirry Pasha named his son-in-law, Mohamed Mashem Pasha, as interior minister and kept for himself three jobs—premier, foreign minister and army and navy minister. Highway Patrolmen Anticipate Record Traffic on Fourth SACRAMENT. (INS)—The California highway patrol would rather not have anything to do with you over the Fourth of July weekend, Clifford E. Peterson, patrol commissioner, declared today. Anticipating record traffic volume during the holiday weekend, the patrol will stage traffic checks at strategic points in an effort to weed out drunk drivers and unsafe vehicles, Peterson said. Every available patrolman will be on duty. Officers don't enjoy writing tickets, but pulling broken bodies from shattered wrecks is even less enjoyable, Peterson added. "If you're not interested in either of our services — over the Fourth or any other time—then drive carefully," he advised. quency rate is increasing proportionately to the increased traffic flow. That means something to every motorist and every car owner. It is reflected by the ever increasing cost of his insurance. Consequently every accident in Orange county and those in the metropolitan area cost you money if you own a car. Traffic safety is something that cannot be taken lightly, friend. Won't you do your part? NITECAPSULE — The reason there aren't more accidents is that the other fellow knows how to drive. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 9, 1962.) No. A-21610 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF LOUISE FAULSTICH, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to NITECCAPSULE — The reason there aren't more accidents is that the other fellow knows how to drive. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 9, 1952.) No. A-21610 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF LOUISE FAULSTICH, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his or her place of business, to-wit: 403 Bank of America Bldg., 104 North Claudina Street, Anaheim, California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated: June 9, 1952. HILDA HOERNICKE. Executrix of the Estate of said decedent. FRIIS & SCHUTZ, 403 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, California. Attorneys for Executrix. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, June 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, July 1, 2, 1952.) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE In the Matter of the Estate of EVA MERRITT, Deceased. NO. A-21704 NOTICE OF TIME SET FOR PROVING HOLOGRAPHIC WILL AND HEARING APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION WITH THE WILL ANNEXED. Notice is hereby given, that a petition for the probate of a document now on file in the office of the Clerk of this Court purporting to be the last will of the above named decedent, and for the issuance to Edward E. Merritt of Letters of Administration with the will annexed, has been filed at this Court, and that Friday July 11, 1952, at 10 o'clock am of said day, at the Court Room of Department $ of this Court, in the Court House in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, have been set as the time and place for the hearing of said petition, when and where all persons interested may appear and contest the same, and show cause. If any they have why said petition should not be granted. For further particulars reference is hereby made to said petition on file in my office. Dated: June 20, 1952. E. J. SMITH, County Clerk. WM. P. WEBD. Attorney for Petitioner. SOMEONE IS ALWAYS INTERESTED IN WHAT YOU HAVE TO OFFER! DIAL 2206 or 6232 WANT AD SERVICE Quick Results Writers Expected Contention Coverage ering opens next week. One hundred guild members are prepared to go to Chicago for picket duty, Grove said. Joining 40 pickets there. The dispute here involves directly 67 staff newswriters. But the guild, which belongs to the Authors' League of America, said the walkout would be backed by all its 1200 members in the country. They include continuity, dramatic and free-lance writers as well as the staff newsmen. Youth Critically Burned in Rescue Attempt Mistake BELL GARDENS. (AP)—An heroic but mistaken effort to save his two younger sisters from their burning house resulted in critical burns today for a 15-year-old boy. The boy, Bradley Owen, was taken to Maywood hospital with third degree burns over his body. Unknown to Bradly, his sisters had made their way to safety. The boy was found unconscious in the living room. "Apparently he had saved himself, but then couldn't find his two sisters and believed they were trapped inside," said the father, Milton Owen, 42. "So he went back in to look for them and was overcome by smoke." The sisters, Hattie, 7, and Lula... Unknown to Bradly, his sisters had made their way to safety. The boy was found unconscious in the living room. "Apparently he had saved himself, but then couldn't find his two sisters and believed they were trapped inside," said the father, Milton Owen, 42. "So he went back in to look for them and was overcome by smoke." The sisters, Hattie, 7, and Lula Belle, also were burned before they escaped from the house. Neither the mother, Esther, nor the father was home at the time. SILVER JUBILEE THEME "A Silver Jubilee of Progress" has been adopted by the directors as the theme and slogan for the 1952 Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona, Sept. 12 to 28 and in keeping with the title a gigantic harvest festival has reached the final stages of preparation. The birthday spirit will permeate the entire 400-acre park. ANNOUNCEMENT DR. C. O. PATTERSON OPTOMETRIST WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS CHOSEN DR. M. GAYLORD BROWN TO SUCCEED HIM IN HIS PRACTICE OF OPTOMETRY IN ANAHEIM 161 W. CENTER STREET PHONE 3607 U'RE MONEY AHEAD WHEN YOU USE HEIM GAZETTE HEIM GAZETTE WANT-ADS IS ALWAYS ED IN WHAT TO OFFER! DIAL or 6232 TAD RVICE Results BUY...SELL RENT...EXCHANGE GET A JOB Through Your GAZETTE WANT ADS