anaheim-gazette 1952-07-09

5 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HAPPY WITH QUADS—Mrs. Elizabeth Pinkham; 35, of Standish, Me., smiles happily as she sees for the-first time her quadruplets. Her first concern was where to put the three girls and a boy in their tiny home. Dr. Edwin E. Morse who delivered the quads unassisted said their condition was "very good," and the mother's condition was "excellent." The babies, left to right, are: Jane, three pounds, 14 ounces; Melissa, four pounds; William, four pounds, 14 ounces and Rebecca, four pounds, 15 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Pinkham have one other child, a 9-year-old daughter. Supervisors Order County Planning Commission to Forward Application Negotiators Struggle North American Malik Casts 50th Veto on Germ Waste Issue in Council UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., U.S. Russia's Jacob A. Malik vetoed a United States resolution declaring the Russian germ warfare charges false and condemning their circulation through the world. It was Russia's veto since the U.N. began. The Security Council voted to 1 for the American resolution but the single negative vote the Russian delegate constituted a veto. The 11th council member Pakistan, abstained. The American proposal was before the council by Ambassador Ernest A. Gross last week and Malik had vetoed an earlier resolution calling for an impaired investigation of communal charges that the U.S. and U.N. are waging germ warfare in Korea and China. After the vote today Gross said the council had exposed the palign of "lies and hate" for what it is. Walter A. Corbin Succeeds Kloess in Manager Position Roland A. Kloess, vice president of Title Insurance and Trust and associated with it and Abstract and Title Insurance of Santa Ana since 1917, announced today that he has won Supervisors Order County Planning Commission to Forward Application Draft Probationing For 1-A Draftees Ruled as Illegal SANTA MONICA (P)—No more probation sentences for youths with 1-A draft rating. Superior Judge Harry J. Borde announced the ruling yesterday with the explanation that while Selective Service regulations allows immediate induction of a man released from jail, they prohibit enrollment until six months after completion of probation. Hal T. Hild, chairman of a Santa Monica draft board, protested against probation sentences for youthful offenders. He said they permit intentional draft evasion by lawbreaking. Mrs. Emma Pellew Named V-P of Demo Central Committee Organizing its membership elected at the June primary, the Orange County Democratic Central committee met in Santa Ana Tuesday and elected Curtis Burrow of Santa Ana as chairman. Burrow, a leading Kefauver adherent, succeeds James A. Walker of Orange., who was not a candidate for the central committee this year. Mrs. Emma Pellew of Anaheim was elected vice chairman of the committee, succeeding Mrs. Sue Lowrey of Fullerton. Mrs. Patricia Herzog of Santa Ana was named secretary, succeeding Martell Thompson of Orange. James Monroe, Santa Ana attorney, was elected treasurer of the committee, succeeding Charles Devine, union labor official. County Supervisors Rebuking action of the county planning commission and pigeonholling of Costa Mesa dairy operation upon which the commission itself deadlocked, the county supervisors yesterday ordered the planners to forward the application of Jack Piper to them for their decision. Piper's application for a permit to establish a dairy of 500 cows on 160 acres, located on Gisler avenue, 1908 West Harbor blvd., was tabled by the planning commission last Friday after a 4 to 4 vote. Neighbors had filed a protest against the proposed dairy. Official procedure requires that the application be forwarded to the supervisors with a "report and recommendation," planning director Charles H. Diggs, explained to the supervisor when asked why the Piper application had not been sent to them. There was no recommendation to be made in view of the deadlock, so chairman W. L. Bigham ruled that the application be tabled, said Diggs, adding that the county counsel's representative on the commission approved that course. County Counsel Joel Ogle, legal advisor, for the supervisors, disagreed and said the ruling, in his opinion, was wrong. The supervisors then ordered the planners to forward the Piper application and all future applications, "with or without recommendation." Building in County Reported at Over A Million for Week Orange county's unincorporated territory had more than a million it is. Walter A. Corbin Succeeds Kloess in Manager Position Roland A. Kloess, vice president of Title Insurance and Trust and associated with it and Abstract and Title Insurance of Santa Ana since 1917, nounced today that he has given up management duties to Walter A. Corbin, who has been assistant manager for two years. Kloess will continue as president and will now develop himself exclusively to public relations and the more general activities of the company. Other men have the knowledge of Orange county titles that has or the long experience in title and escrow field. Walter Corbin, who succeeded Kloess as manager, has been wished the Title Insurance and Trust since 1929. He came to the Santa Ana division of Title Insurance and Trust Co. from the Angeles office. When European glassblow closed down production during World war II supremacy in handblown glass shifted to Arlean shores. County Supervisors Begin Two Weeks as Equalization Board County supervisors have started their two weeks session as a board of equalization, to hear protests against property assessments for the new fiscal year. Hearing has been set on one protest, that of the Southwest Exploration Co. and the Signal Oil and Gas Co., objecting to payment of city taxes to Huntington Beach wells being drilled in the ocean between Huntington Beach and Sunset Beach. Their objection also is before superior court in a suit questioning the validity of annexation proceedings, by which the city annexed three miles of ocean area including the oil properties. In the court action, the oil companies attack the annexation on various grounds, including the claim that they do not receive municipal services. Supervisors set the hearing of the assessment protests for 1:45 p.m. next Tuesday. Board of equalization sessions will continue until July $1, with daily meetings at 11 a.m. Completion of budget hearings are scheduled Thursday of this week, it was announced. Building in County Reported at Over A Million for Week Orange county's unincorporated territory had more than a million dollar's worth of building last week, most of it in Garden Grove, where permits for 103 new homes were authorized, representing a valuation of $823,176. Total for the county's unincorporated area was $1031,22. Two large subdivisions in the Garden Grove area accounted for the big total there. West Anaheim, in the lead the preceding week, still held second place in the county last week with $46,250, and Costa Mesa ranked third with $32,396. Anaheim area permits included an $18,240 residence for John Cyprien, 8352 Sunkist ave.; a $11,728 residence for Richard Dear, 9028 Lincoln; a $9600 residence for W. H. Brewster, 11662 Loara; a $6000 residence for Horace Hartman at 9562 Bell rd., and $691 in miscellaneous permits. Building totals by communities was as follows: Garden Grove $823,176, Anaheim $46,259, Costa Mesa $32,936, Ocean View $23,250, Tustin $16,400, Alamitos $14,760, Buena Park $13,720, Westminster $12,090, Cypress $9900, Capistrano Beach $8100, La Habra $7500, Stanton $5700, Santa Ana $5600, Lorba Linda $3200, Orange $3880, Los Alamitos $1000, Talbert $1000, miscellaneous $750. The Optimists have embarked on a program to provide chairs for the Youth Center. Each chair purchased by a member for $1 is matched with a chair provided by President Al Garey. At present 20 members have purchased chairs providing 40 seats in the Center's auditorium. Negotiators Struggle to Settle North American Aviation Dispute Malk Casts 50th Auto on Germ War Debt in Council UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., (UP)—Union and company negotiators scheduled another meeting today in a wage dispute at North American Aviation plants in California and Columbus, Ohio, which make all the nation's F-86 Sabre jet fighters. The CIO United Auto Workers yesterday agreed—on one condition—to a company proposal that the dispute be submitted to binding arbitration. The condition was that he company include employees at its Fresno, Calif., plant, where the union won bargaining rights last April, in the corporation-wide bargaining structure. Announcing the further meeting today, a company statement said: "The company will continue to exert every effort to arrive at a satisfactory agreement with the union in the interest of is employes and the defense program." Under the arbitration proposal, the union and the company would ask President Truman to appoint a fact-finding board to hear the case and return a decision binding to both sides. Union Vice President John W. Livingston said the union agreed to arbitrate only as a last resort measure to avert a strike. A union official said it is the first time the union has agreed to submit a major wage dispute to binding arbitration. The union originally asked for a wage increase of 28 cents an hour in an average base pay of $1.67½. The company has offered 12 cents an hour, seven of which is being paid now as a temporary cost-of-living allowance. Marines Find Way To Glamorize War TORYO (22)—Naming Hills Old Baldy or Pork Chop Ridge is strictly Army. The Marines do it more glamourously says a publicity handout, to wit: Frontline Marines named hills Ruth Romah, Marjorie Main or Elizabeth Taylor. Patrol leaders then radio back such interesting messages as "We're at the foot of Susan Hayward," or "Investigating the contours of Marilyn Monroe." In the early 18th century, the bulk of the world's paper was made wholly or partially from rags. In the early 18th century, the bulk of the world's paper was made wholly or partially from rags. It’s Convenient, Economical. Borrow $2500—repay in monthly installments at moderate For example: $9.58 a month total payment (in ALTER A. CORBIN Breeds Kloess in Manager Position AND A. KLOESS, vice president of the Insurance and Trust Co., associated with it and the act and Title Insurance Co. anta Ana since 1917, and today that he has given management duties to WalCorbin, who has been his nt manager for two years. ss will continue as vice nt and will now devote of exclusively to public relaand the more general acof the company. Few men have the knowledge range county titles that he the long experience in the escrow field. ER Corbin, who succeeds as manager, has been with the Insurance and Trust Co. 1929. He came to the Sandivision of Title Insurand Trust Co. from the Los office. A European glassblowers down production during ower II supremacy in fine own glass shifted to Amshores. Youths to Show Pets in City Park Today Final arrangements completed, Anaheim youngsters this afternnoon are showing their pets in the city's annual Recreation department-sponsored Pet Show, which began at 2 p.m. Judges for the event are Mrs. Winifred Watts of Anaheim Feed and Seed Co., and Mrs. L. R. Henderson. Events are limited to household pets, including dogs, cats, mice, birds, turtles, fish, guinea pigs and other unusual pets. No livestock is being judged. Awards for the winners are being supplied by Anaheim Feed and Seed and Anaheim Pet store. IT'S CONVENIENT, ECONOMICAL. Borrow $2500—repay in monthly installments at moderFor example: $9.58 a month total payment (in SECURITY-FIR ANAHEIM BRANCH ANAHEIM GAZET WANT-A GET RES AP WIRE PHOTO DOUBT ABOUT THEIR FAVORITE—The three pretenders of Gov. Earl Warren share a drink during final hours of convention delegate campaigning in Napa. There's no doubt as to their favorite for Repub-presidential nomination at the convention. Left to right: Virginia, 23; Nina, 18, and Dorothy, 21. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette June 11, 18, 26, July 2, 9, 1952.) No. A-21640 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF LOUISE FAULSTICH. NOTICE IS REFERRED 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 whit: 402 Bank of America Bldg., 104 North Clandina 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. ERIN A. SCHUTZ, 402 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, California. Attorneys for Executrix. 11 Injured in LA Bound Bus Crash TRACY, Calif. (4)—Eleven persons were injured early today when a Los Angeles-bound Greyhound bus skidded off Highway 50 and overturned in a ditch 13 miles west of here. The driver, Ernest E. Cusliman, 36, of Turlock, Calif., told highway patrolmen the eastbound bus carrying 10 passengers had just rounded a curve when a westbound auto appeared in his lane. Cusliman said he slammed on his brakes but the bus skidded and overturned on the right side of the road. Sleily supplied most of the world's sulphur for centuries. Santa Ana Police Search for Marine Purse Snatcher Search was being made by Santa Ana police today for an unidentified marine, the police being vigorously assisted by Mildred F. Shove, of El Monte, who lost $20 from her purse in the Chico cafe on E. Fourth st., Santa Ana last evening. Mildred and her girl friend from Baldwin Park were on stoops at the bar and the marine sat next to Mildred, trying to promote a trip to Long Beach, which she declined. Then she went to make a telephone call, leaving her purse on the stool. Another marine told police he saw the marine take a wallet but of Mildred's purse, remove some bills from it, and then leave but supposed the marine was Mildred's husband. There was a $1 bill left in the wallet. NINTH WIFE NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y., (4)—Payboy assembler heir Tommy Manville, 58, has a license for his ninth marriage—to 29-year-old Anita Frances Roddy-Edward Who's never been married before. Manville and the dance writer obtained their license yesterday and plan to be married here tomorrow. Some shell collectors in Florida have equipped cabin cruisers and fishing boats with small power dredges to explore the ocean at depths of from 2 to more than 100 ft/litre. AIR REPAINT REMODEL – with an FHA TITLE I LOAN Economical. Borrow up to installments at moderate rates. Month total payment (including interest) pays off a 3-year, $300 loan. No other fees or carrying charges. See your near-by Security Loan Man for prompt service without red ripe. 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