anaheim-gazette 1952-07-28

Gambling Money to Bolster Funds Of Fish and Game Commission SACRAMENTO (CNS) — A drive for a million dollars of horse racing pari-mutuel money was promised today by Thomas M. Erwin, Puente assemblyman and chairman of the assembly interim committee on fish and game. The funds will be sought, according to a report of the committee at the 1953 session, to avoid a new boost in the $3 fishing and hunting license fee. The Department of Fish and Game, under direction of Pennsylvania conservationist Seth Gor Anaheim Area Men On Reservists' Training Cruise Last Saturday, July 26, approximately 100 men from the Naval Reserve Training Center at Los Alamitos embarked on a 14 day training cruise aboard the USS Weeden, USS Butler, and USS Goss, enroute Seattle. The men and officers of Organized Surface Battalion 11-1 and Organized Surface Division 11-3 and 11-5 will be given a "Gala Welcome" in Seattle as that city celebrates its "Sea Fair Week." The three ships from Southern California will join others from San Francisco and will present a formidable task group as they steam northward to Seattle's busy port. While the rivillan sailors will be shown a grand time in Seattle, they will also undergo strenuous training to prepare them to man the ships of our fleet if and when needed. Rollan E. Glaskox Ends Army Course MUNICH, Germany — PFC Rollan E. Glaskox, of 146 E. Center st., Anaheim, Calif., recently graduated from the Seventh Army's Non-Commissioned Officers Academy at Munich. The six-week course emphasized the use of weapons, Army administration, tactics, supply, physical city celebrates its "Sea Fair Week." The three ships from Southern California will join others from San Francisco and will present a formidable task group as they steam northward to Seattle's busy port. While the civilian sailors will be shown a grand time in Seattle, they will also undergo strenuous training to prepare them to man the ships of our fleet if and when needed. The following named men are a portion of those scheduled for this training cruise: R. A. Eberhard, SA, 1310 W. Center; J. J. Ladig, SR, 613 E. Wilhemina; G. E. McCarthy, SA, P.O. Box 16; R. D. Rold, SA, 1118 C. Pearl; C. E. Huff, SA, 9312 Western; E. T. Olson, CSG1, 420 S. Olive, all of Anaheim; L. Sandoval, SA, 144 Murray, Placentia; T. M. Chavez, SA, 3412 Commonwealth, Fullerton. MORE ABOUT... Kwikset (Continued from Page 1) st previously. Admiral Leslie Gehres, USNR, executive vice president of the Constitutional Foundation of San Diego, was guest speaker and in a brief address urged full voting participation, saying "people must clean up government, politicians can do nothing." A colored sound film showing pictures of Kwikset's new powdered metals division was also shown. Refreshments followed in the school cafeteria. Mrs. Anna Teliska Dies in Anaheim Mrs. Anna M. Teliska, 32, died Saturday at her home, 909 S. Lemon st., Anaheim. A native of New York, Mrs. Teliska had lived in Anaheim five years. Survivors include her husband, Steve J. Teliska, and three sons, Michael, Steve, jr., and Paul W., all of Anaheim; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Downey of New York; a sister, Mrs. Charlotte D. Reynolds. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaul. ROLLAN E. GLASKOX Ends Army Course MUNICH, Germany — PFC Rollan E. Glaskox, of 146 E. Center st., Anaheim, Calif., recently graduated from the Seventh Army's Non-Commissioned Officers Academy at Munich. The six-week course emphasized the use of weapons, Army administration, tactics, supply, physical fitness and organization. Students were carefully selected by their organization commanders before attending the school. Glaskox entered the Army in December 1951 and is serving as a communications man in Headquarters Battery of the 35th Field Artillery Group. MORE ABOUT... Optimist (Continued from Page 1) youth activities as basketball, badminton, shuffleboard, volleyball, ping pong, handball, barbecue and camp outs. The entire premises will be fenced in the very near future. SANTA MONICALE)—Wreckage of an explosion racked fishing boat and three of its 12 passengers were found at sea today, 14 miles southwest of here. Search continued for the remaining nine men. The rescued said they believed three or four others may have survived. The 33-foot boat, the Spare Time, left yesterday morning on a fishing trip to the Santa Barbara islands and failed to return as scheduled in the afternoon. PITTSBURGH (UP) — A strike threat in the aluminum industry put a new roadblock today in the path of America's economy as the nation's steel mills gained speed in their drive to recover from a 55-day walkout. MORE ABOUT... McMahon (Continued from Page 1) Awesomely impressed, he decided this new force must be leashed to save civilization, and dedicated his life to that goal. CHICAGO — KIBITZ ENCE—Gregg McKay, 47,ference of reporters interested (left), vice-presidential candidate McKinney (wearing straw al committee). The interview the near-north side resident has been staying. McKinney picked to be the party's ca Supervisors and Municipal Court Proposed amendments to the municipal court law creating Anaheim-Fullerton and Santa Ana Orange municipal courts, which would increase the salaries of clerical staffs and marshals had been approved by the county grand jury and board of supervisors and an effort will be made to include them in the agenda of legislatures special sessions earlier month. The grand jury over the weekend end urged the amendment and appealed to Assembly Speaker Sam Collins to have the amendment included in the governor's call for a special session. This was expected to be a difficult maneuver. The grand jury, in a resolution said that the salary schedule now provided is "grossly inadequate and will render it impossible to court the new courts with qualified and experienced personnel. The salary schedule is far below that being paid now for justice court personnel, which will step into similar positions in the new courts, said the grand jury declaring it would be unfair to decrease their salaries for more responsible duties. The amendment proposes a salary range of $355-417 for the chief clerk's position and $400 a month for the marshal. It would empower the chief clerk to ap- MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking —PHONE 2123— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim for a GOOD HAIRCUT or SHAVE See Pete Hernandez at PETE'S BARBER SHOP 208 E. Center Street — Anaheim NEXT TO GRAND (SPANISH) THEATRE Now Open Every Day 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. SUNDAYS 'TIL 12 NOON MORE ABOUT . . . McMahon Continued from page 1 Awesomely impressed, he decided this new force must be leashed to save civilization, and dedicated his life to that goal. Despite his relative inexperience, he became chairman of the senate-house committee — the voice of congress on all atomic affairs, the highest lay authority on the subject. He first won fame as chief of the justice department's criminal division. In 1933, he personally moved into bloody Harlan county, Ky., during a war between coal mine operators and union labor. McMahon was shot at from ambush but unhurt. Two of his key witnesses were slain and the homes of two others were dynamited, but the New Englander restored law and order after spectacular trials for terrorism. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette July 28, 1952) NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL PERSONAL PROPERTY AND TO TRANSFER LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE IS HEREBY given our suuant to the provisions of Section 2440 of the Civil Code and Section 7.2 of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act that DUARD W. HULETT and ANTHONY Z. HOWARD Vendors and Licensees, of 247 West Center Street, Anaheim, California, intend to sell to GREATER ALL AMERICAN MKTs, Inc., Vendors and Transferees, of 8251 East Firestone Boulevard, Downey, California, all not certain personal property consisting generally of all stock in trade; fixtures, equipment and good will and to transfer to said person a Retail Package Off-Sale General license (Number C6087-G) of a retail liquor business known as "MAC'S REVERAGE" and located at 247 West Center Street, Anaheim, California, and that the purchase price thereof will be paid at 10:00 A.M. on the Sixth day of August, 1952, or at reasonable time after the license has been issued in the name of the transferees at the entrance Department of Stephen & Stephen 108 West Broadway, Anaheim, California, the place of Escrow. The amount of the intended consideration for the license is $10,000.00. Dated: July 24, 1952. DUARD W. HULETT, ANTHONY Z. HOWARD, Vendors and Licensees STEPHEN & STEPHEN, 108 West Broadway, Anaheim, California. Forestry Division Prepares for Fire SACRAMENTO. (CNS)—State division of forestry officials today reported that 116 forest fires in California during June burned out 1845 acres of watershed and pasture land, and 42 acres of timber. They said favorable weather in June enabled the division to make sizable reduction in fire hazards, by such action as burning off road sides and putting in fire breaks. Men and equipment have been working 24 hours a day, preparing for the fire season, the division reported. Employment Trend Reverses in Cal. SACRAMENTO. (CNS) — A rising trend in unemployment insurance claims throughout California was reversed during the week ending July 10 by a 16 per cent drop in new claims and a 5 per cent decrease in the total number of claims filed, department of employment officials reported today. The Santa Ana office received 132 new claims, 57 less than for the previous week. It received a total of 887 claims, and paid 636 claims. On a state-wide basis, 15,036 new claims and a total of 99,639 claims were filed. Claims paid numbered 74,406, three per cent fewer than were paid the previous week. Mrs. Daisy Golder Dies at Home Mrs. Daisy Golder, 79, a native of Missouri and resident of Anaheim 10 years, died at her home, 737 N. Clemente at Anaheim. Grand opening of Held Today Located at 145 S. Los Angeles is being held today known as the Spanish Ford's Folly was opened under its predecessor Miss Sharon Park. Miss Parker extends invitation to the public for the grand opening. Her cake will be served and evening to visitors. Miss Parker, daughter of Dorothy-Wade Diener in Anaheim for the last years, has received an training in restaurant her mother's direction. Her announces that Folly caters to all types and table service party catering on the floor room. In addition, the restaurant is catering clubs, lodges and other services. "Ford's Folly not only most complete array of menus, but also features famous salads, pies and Miss Parker announcements." Servisors and Grand Jury Okay Municipal Court Salary Increases used amendments to the final court law creating Anaheim and Santa Ana municipal courts, which increase the salaries of staffs and marshals has approved by the county jury and board of superintendent an effort will be made them in the agenda of press special sessions early next week. and jury over the weekend the amendment and to Assembly Speaker Collins to have the amend-cluded in the governor's a special session. Thispected to be a difficult task. and jury, in a resolution, the salary schedule now is "grossly inadequate render it impossible to pay new courts with qualifying personnel." Salary schedule is far being paid now for just one personnel, which will similar positions in the courts, said the grand jury, it would be unfair to their salaries for more duties. amendment proposes a range of $355-417 for the k's position and $400 a for the marshal. It would the chief clerk to ap- would be authorized to appoint two deputies at $259 to $319 and a senior stenographer at $233 to $288. Former Anaheim Woman Dies A former resident of Anaheim, Mrs. Mary Brown Wade of Downey, died yesterday at Downey community hospital at the age of 64. She is survived by two sons, James H. Brown of New Mexico and Albert L. Brown of Whittier; two daughters, Miss Sylvia M. Vigne, Downey, and Mrs. Catherine Seuffert of Harbor City; six grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs. Lucy Lindsay, Mrs. Frances Cutter, both of Missouri, and Mrs. Lillian Nutt of Texas; and a brother, Elmer Ketcherside of Texas. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary with the Rev. Charles A. White officiating. Sister Rebekahs of the deceased will conduct graveside ceremonies. Wife of Slain Tustin Robber In Holdun Arrest Mrs. Daisy Golder Dies at Home Mrs. Daisy Golder, 79, a native of Missouri and resident of Anaheim 10 years, died at her home, 737 N. Clementine st., Anaheim, last weekend. Mrs. Golder was a member of White Temple Methodist church, the Order of Eastern Star of Monrovia, and Anaheim Ebell club. She was a graduate of Northwestern university in speech. She was noted locally for her dramatic readings. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 10:30 a.m. in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary. Interment will follow in Fairhaven cemetery. Successful Union Service Held Yesterday White Temple Mech church and its pastor, Frank E. Butterworth, for the third and last umer service sponsored by association of Christian Churc Anaheim yesterday. Warren Ashleigh led service. The Evangelio Brethren choir under tion of Mrs. Donald B sang the anthem "I Will Day Where Jesus Was O'Hara.. Miss Shirley Pa the organist. Rev. Butterworth lied the speaker, Dr. Douglas professor of religion at university, who used "Upon This Rock," and the different interpret Wife of Slain Tustin Robber In Holdup Arrest Mrs. Ruby Marie Pratt, wife of the slain Tustin bank robber, Marvin Roy Pratt, 30, was in custody of the FBI at Little Rock, Ark., today, charged with complicity in the $48,000 holdup of Bank of America at Solano Beach, Jan. 3, 1951. Her husband had staged that robbery, aided by Alvin Edward Yoder, and the wives of both men, the FBI claims. The Yoders lived at Long Beach. Mrs. Pratt and the Yoders were said to have been linked to the Solano Beach robbery after fingerprints of Pratt, taken after his death in the Tustin bank robbery last month, identified him as participating in the Solano Beach robbery. Clues thus developed led to arrest of the others. Pratt staged the Tustin bank robber lone-handed, but was shot twice through the back of the head by G. O. Bixler, 32, assistant cashier of the bank, who seized a .30 calibre carbine and fired two shots after Pratt's fleeing car. Pratt had taken $2331 in the hold-up. If You Drink! Don't Drive Fords's Folly Officially Opens Here Today Grand opening of Ford's Folly, located at 145 S. Los Angeles St., is being held today. Formerly known as the Spanish Kitchen, Ford's Folly was recently reopened under its present name by Miss Sharon Parker. Miss Parker extends a cordial invitation to the public to attend the grand opening. Free coffee and cake will be served all day and evening to visitors. Miss Parker, daughter of Dorothy Parker, who has operated the Dorothy-Wade Dinner House in Anaheim for the past seven years, has received an extensive training in restaurant work under her mother's direction. Miss Parker announces that the Ford's Folly caters to all types of counter and table service as well as party catering on the mezannine floor room. In addition, the restaurant is catering to homes, clubs, lodges and other organizations. "Ford's Folly not only offers a most complete array of tempting menus, but also features Dorothy's famous salads, pies and cakes," Miss Parker announces. Successful Third Union Service Held Yesterday White Temple Methodist church and its pastor, the Rev. Frank E. Butterworth, were host for the third and last union summer service sponsored by the Asso-ciente. Water Pollution Study Goes On SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The state water pollution control board is continuing to delve for facts in limiting ground - water pollution into California, Vinton W. Bacon, executive officer of the board, reported today. To the governor's council, Bacon reported the board will continue research at the University of Southern California on leaching salt and alkalies from incinerator ash, garbage and other types of surface dump. Research on the traveling of pollution with ground-water movement will be conducted at the University of California. The board has authorized contracts for special investigation of pollution problems during 1952-53. About 100, such investigations in 1951-52 were largely responsible for successful water pollution abatement during the period, Bacon claimed. The board receives analysis of water samples taken from over 100 points on more than 50 rivers and lakes throughout the state. The samples usually are studied for physical, chemical and bacteriological content, but this year they also will be analyzed for radioactivity, he added. the passage. Services closed with the choral benediction "The Lord Bless You and Keep You," sung by the United Brethren choir. Buena Parker Given Award WITH THE 24TH INFANTRY DIV. IN JAPAN — Sgt. Paul R. Johnson of 6311 Stanton St., Buena Park, Calif., has been awarded the first clasp to the Good Conduct Medal while stationed with the 24th Infantry Division in Japan. The award was for exemplary behavior, efficiency and fidelity for three consecutive years of service. Sergeant Johnson joined the 63rd Field Artillery Battalion's Service Battery on April 11 of this year and is serving as a chief wheel vehicle mechanic. He has been awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge, Distinguished Unit emblem, Korean Service Ribbon with three campaign stars and the United Nations Service Ribbon in addition to the Good Conduct Medal with clasp. The clasp was awarded in lieu of a duplicate medal. The most consecutive games won at the beginning of a season by a major league team was 12 by the New York Giants in 1884. Photo Finishing 24 HOUR SERVICE SPEARS Camera Shop & Photo Supply 117 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 7122 Successful Third Union Service Held Yesterday White Temple Methodist church and its pastor, the Rev. Frank E. Butterworth, were host for the third and last union summer service sponsored by the Association of Christian Churches of Anaheim yesterday. Warren Ashleigh led the song service. The Evangelical United Brethren choir under the direction of Mrs. Donald Rees then sang the anthem "I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked," by O'Hara. Miss Shirley Pannier was the organist. Rev. Butterworth introduced the speaker, Dr. Douglas G. Eadie, professor of religion at Redlands university, who used the theme, "Upon This Rock," and explained the different interpretations of ANNOUNCEMENT DR. M. GAYLORD BROWN OPTOMETRIST WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS ACQUIRED THE PRACTICE OF DR. C. O. PATTerson AND WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE THE PUBLIC AT THE SAME LOCATION 161 W. CENTER STREET PHONE 3607 and now we are READY to introduce you to FORD'S FOLLY during our OPENING TODAY UNTIL 9P.M. OPENING TODAY UNTIL 9P.M. opened under the management MISS SHARON PARKER Dorothy-Wade Dinner House S FOLLY NOW OFFERS FOOD at POPULAR PRICES NOW SERVING except Sunday - 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. REASONABLY PRICED BUNCHES and DINNERS featuring featuring Dorothy's Famous ★ SALADS ★ PIES ☆ and CAKES CHICKEN and STEAKS at our COUNTER, TABLES, or MEZZANINE DINING ROOM Los Angeles Street Phone Anaheim 9106