anaheim-gazette 1952-08-04

Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN E. NEUBAUER WEATHERWISE — Tolerable! Compared to the weather the rest of the nation's been having, Anaheim weather must be like that they have in paradise. NEWSWISE—Thirty-three persons were rescued when a water taxi sank a mile off Huntington Beach. The people, including Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Thomas of Buena Park, were in the water an hour before being picked up by a sportfishing boat... One workman, Joseph Martinez, 26, was killed and another, Ernest Savage, 32, was injured in a 64-foot fall from a roof-high scaffold in Santa Ana Friday... About 27,000 people attended La Habra's fourth annual Corn Festival... Buena Park moved a step closer to incorporation as petitions were filed with the county clerk... Costa Mesa, likewise, is circulating petitions for incorporation. DEADLY — Summer heat brought additional traffic hazards to Orlando highways. Three more deaths were tabulated and more are due from the week-end traffic Willie Fields, 43, Compton Lawrence J. Reisert, 49, Santa Ana ... Conrad R. Rollefon, 58, Long Beach ... Drive carefully. GOP-Democratic Clash Seen Over Central Valleys Project Ownership SACRAMENTO (CNS)—One of the major differences in the platforms of the Republicans and Democrats insofar as state issues are concerned is likely to be over ownership of California's huge Central Valleys project. Already, the Democratic sub-committee on water resources has recommended that federal ownership of the project be kept in status quo, until a long list of "ifs" are met. The Democratic sub-committee was headed by Assemblyman John E. Moss, of Sacramento, who is a candidate for Congress, and who has long opposed state ownership of CVP. The Republican platform sub-committee on water resources is considering a proposal to recommenDED that the state take over CVP, in line with the investigations made by the state division of water resources. Suggestions for planks in the Republican platform given a committee headed by Assemblyman Robert E. Kirkwood, of Santa Clara county, included state sovereignty, pensions, highways and public works, housing, civil defense, and others. The committee received a suggestion that it sponsor a direct national primary to do away with the national nominating conventions, but dropping the suggestion like a hot-cake when someone pointed out this was a DemocRATIC plank. Another suggestion included sponsorship of a free gold market. This was made by Assemblyman Francis Lindsey of the sixth district that the free market great demand to put the ind back on is feet. Supervisors Move To Eliminate Set-back Abuse Amendment of the county bing code to eliminate below-dard houses that are being or being moved into Orange city rural areas under the 2001 setback provision, is in proctomorrow when the county supervisors take up such a proposal. Originally designed to per ranchers to erect their own buildings on their own property w out inspection, the setback prion is being abused, it is claim by subdividers building new ho and others who are moving sh type buildings from Los Angle county. These builders and movers selling the buildings by ins ing private roads or streets necting with public highways. Buyers then petition the county take over the street. Despite the demand of ran ers in the past for privileges s vided under the 200 foot setb provision, county supervisors said to be leaning to the view that the setback should be elimi and standard building practic applied to all new constructio DEADLY — Summer heat brought additional traffic hazards to Oranco highways. Three more deaths were tabulated and more are due from the week-end traffic. Willie Fields, 43, Compton Lawrence J. Reisert, 49, Santa Ana ... Conrad E. Rollefson, 58, Long Beach ... Drive carefully. COURTOPIX—Checks and narcotics seem to furnish Oranco criminal courts with most business this summer. Ten of the 18 defendants in court were on marijuana charges. BUSINESS—The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company's plan to split its classified advertising section into three separate sections caused protests. The first was launched by the Fullerton city council. Last week the Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce objected to the plan. SPORTSWISE—Marvin (Ace) Burns of Fullerton played a vital part on the American waterpolo team's series of upsets at Helsinki ... Whittier (19-6), Long Beach (18-8), San Pedro (17-9) and Santa Ana (15-11) continue to dominate the National Nite-league play ... The Buena Park Lynx have been soaring since the Nutrilite company took over the financial end of the club. The women's softball team's suits have been embellished with a vitamin label ... Pat Ahern is laying the foundation for the annual Anaheim Junior Legion tourney. Pat O'Brien, the actor, will be the ARMSTRONG'S SANDWICH SHOP The committee received a suggestion that it sponsor a direct national primary to do away with the national nominating conventions, but dropping the suggestion like a hot-cake when someone pointed out this was a Democratic plank. Another suggestion included sponsorship of a free gold market. This was made by Assemblyman Francis Lindsay, of the sixth district, which includes most of the gold mining counties of the state. Lindsay told the people of his speaker at the kickoff dinner. TRANSITION—Life and death marked the Anaheim week statistically, with the stork doing far more business than usual. Ten births were recorded, three marriages and three deaths. There were several divorces... Mrs. Elida Castro, 21, a native Anaheimer, died... Death also claimed Daisy E. Gotder, 79, an Anaheimer for the last ten years... Mrs. Anna M. Teliska, died in the 33rd year of her life... Dolores Robinson became Mrs. Forest Drake... Arthur Ihnen and Arlis Walker center-aisled... Michael Nolasco and Esther Galvez pledged their troth... It was a baby boy for Clarence Castillos... A son for William Koch... Joe Torrez became the papa of a boy... Vic Charles received a baby boy... William Armstrong has a new son... So does Jose Rodriguez... Frank Rodriquez, on the other hand, welcomed a new pinup gal... Jesse Cowlishaw has a wee daughter... And so does Calvin Guinard... It was a girl for the Raymond Butlers. NITECCAPSULE — One of the most difficult things for youth to do is to profit by his elders' experience. MORE ABOUT McCracken (Continued from Page 1) law to provide that its provisions do not apply when defends are sentenced to death. The supreme court criticized only one phase of the McCracken prosecution. It did comment that District Attorney James Davis in his closing argument to the jury, made statements that were highly "improper" when sarcastically declared that Attorney Chula had invented McCracken's fantastic story of the talk dog and other statements tend to indicate he was insane. However, the evidence of McCracken's guilt was so overwhelming that Davis's statements were not so prejudicial to have caused a miscarriage of justice, the court stated. Markets CITRUS Sunkist Growers, Inc. reported daily all auction markets California oranges were lower, especially small sizes. Representative prices by size: Sunkist - 128s 7.23; 150s 7.31; 170s 7.64; 200s 6.68; 220s 5.86; 252s 5.82; 344s 4.94. Cholera record grade - 126s 5.84; 200s 5.64; 247s 4.97; 252s 4.35; 285s 3.96. EGGS Receipts: 8707 cases; wholesale prices sales between local dealers; capped graded cases included: large A min.; 80 per cent AA 56; medium min.; 80 per cent AA 49-50; small min.; 80 per cent A 27; Candled grazed to retailers in case: Large A 64-66; medium AA 56-58; Large A 59-61; medium A 51-54; Small A 27; Large B 51-54. Retail prices consumers in cartons: Large AA 72; Medium AA 62-69; Large A 67-Medium A 57-65; Small A 41-45. POULTRY Live poultry, paying prices for Los Angeles: Broilers, 1% to 2% lb., 27-30; fryers, 2½ to 3 lbs., 34-35; 34 lbs., 34-36; roasters, over 4% lb., 25-37; fryers, 3½ to 4½ lbs., capoettes, 37-39; roasters, over 4½ lbs., caponettes, 39-40; hens, lt. type undr. lbs., 21-22; lt. type lbs., up 22-25; hvy all wd. cross, 4½ lbs., up 23-25; rabbits, white fryers, 4 lbs.; at ranch misc. lots 24-26; commercial lots 25-26. Armstrong's Sandwich Shop OPEN TUESDAY OUR VACATION IS OVER... WE'RE RESTED and READY TO WELCOME ALL OF OUR FRIENDS AGAIN Joe and Esther Armstrong ARMSTRONG'S SANDWICH SHOP 1201 LINCOLN AVE., ANAHEIM In Seen Over Direct Ownership detect that the free market is in demand to put the industry on is feet. Supervisors Move to Eliminate Set-back Abuses Aendment of the county build- codes to eliminate below-stan-houses that are being built moved into Orange coun-cral areas under the 200 foot set-back provision, is in prospect when the county super- take up such a proposal. Originally designed to permit owners to erect their own build- on their own property with-inspection, the setback provi- sions being abused, it is claimed, dividers building new homes others who are moving shack-buildings from Los Angeles. These builders and movers are the buildings by install- private roads or streets con- ging with public highways. The last petition the county to lower the street obtei the demand of ranch- the pash for privileges pro- under the 200 foot setback on, county supervisors are be leaning to the view that setback should be eliminated standard building practices to all new construction. M-SGT. HARRY D. THOMAS, right, receives a congratulatory handshake from Col. W. H. Stiles, commanding officer of Marine Tactical Air Control Sqdn. 3, on his re-enlistment for a six-year hitch. Thomas and his family are Anaheim Residents. Famed Lapidaries To Exhibit Gems The Orange Coast Mineral and Lapidary society are presenting their annual Gem and Mineral show in conjunction with the Orange county fair Aug. 13 through 17. Doors will open at 10 a.m. and remain open 12 hours a day for the five day period. Special attraction this year will be the Chow collection of carved gem material from the Pekin Curio shop, world famous for its Anaheim Marine Reenlists for Six-Year Hitch U. S. MARINE CORPS STATION, EL TORO — Marine Master Sergeant Harry D. Thomas, Anaheim, recently signed papers for a six year re-enlistment in the U. S. Marines. A veteran of 16 years' active duty with the Marines, he is Korea Vets Forms Avail At Santa Ana Application forms are ling out pay provided "GI Bill" to post-Korea with service on or after 1950, are now available Orange County Veterans Office, it was announced Ben Liebermann, cou- officer. He emphasized tha- cation form, approved fense department, m companied by the vignal Report of Separ- DD 214. Ex-Korea who have lost their o- eration documents sh- to their branch of certified copies or "in- tificates, he added. The new musterin- ents fall into the classes: $300 for vet served at least 60 days duty outside the continu- of the U.S. or in A for ex-servicemen who least 60 days but did outside the continent in Alaska; and $100 who were in active less than 60 days. Not All Eligible Not all post-Korea w- eligible for mustering however. The act exclu- called to duty for lea- days solely for training physical examination; the rank of major or commander and above men transferred or retuired lists with retired ABOUT... Cracken (Continued from Page 1) provide that its provisions it apply when defendants attested to death. supreme court criticized the phase of the McCrackensecution. It did comment district Attorney James L. in his closing argument to try, made statements that highly "improper" when he officially declared that Attorula had invented McCrackenastic story of the talking and other statements tending to he was insane. over the evidence of McN's guilt was so overwhelm at Davis's statements were prejudicial to have caused marriage of justice, the court Markets CITRUS At Growers, Inc. reported to auction markets California were lower, especially small tentative prices by size: - 178s 7.28; 150s 7.31; 176s 6.69; 220s 5.86; 252s 5.31; - 44s 4.04. - Second grade—126s 5.63; - Fourth grade—126s 5.64; 220s 5.64; 220s 4.35; 282s 2.96. EGGS is 707 cases; wholesale sales between local dealers graded cases included: large 50 per cent AA 56; medium A per cent AA 49-50; small A per cent A 27. Candled gradellers in cases: Large AA medium AA 56-58; Large A medium A 51-54; Small A 35-B B 51-54. Retail prices to in cartons: Large AA 71-lam A 67-71; Large A 67-71; A 57-65; Small A 41-48. POULTRY, paying prices fo.b. bales: Broilers, 1½% to 2½ lbs., bakers 2½% to 3 lbs., 34-35; 3 to -36; roasters, over 4½ lbs., bakers, 3½% to 4½ lbs., capon-39; roasters, over 4½ lbs., bakers, 39-40; hens, lit. type under -22; lit. type 4 lbs., up 22-28; lbs., up 23-25; hvy all wts rabbits, white fryers, 4 to 6 anchors misc. lots 24-26; com-morts 25-26. The Orange Coast Mineral and Laplidary society are presenting their annual Gem and Mineral show in conjunction with the Orange county fair Aug. 13 through 17. Doors will open at 10 a.m. and remain open 12 hours a day for the five day period. Special attraction this year will be the Chow collection of carved gem material from the Pekin Curio shop, world famous for its jade and other precious gem carvings. Mr. and Mrs. Chow will be present the entire time to answer questions about the various pieces, some of which are thousands of years old. Real Estate Salesmen Increase SACRAMENTO (CNS) — Reflecting the huge population increase in California, about 5000 more real estate salesman licenses were issued in the 1951-52 fiscal year than in the previous year, D. D. Watson, state real estate commissioner, reported this week. A total of 33,780 salesman licenses were issued during the year. Total number of licenses of all types issued by the division was 98,361, highest on record, Watson said. Despite the over all increase, however, the number of real estate brokers licensed during the year decreased by about a thousand. Tightening of experience requirements for original licenses was given as the reason for the decrease. Total number of broker licenses issued during the fiscal year was 53,363, the commissioner said. MORE ABOUT... Banquet (continued from Page 1) Ahern, who also will serve as master of ceremonies. The banquet kicks off the seventh annual tournament which gets under way this Friday night at LaPalma park. A total of 57 teams from all parts of southern California will compete, playing two games each night and more on weekends until complete. Reckists For Six-Year Hitch U. S. MARINE CORPS STATION, EL TORO — Marine Master Sergeant Harry D. Thomas, Anaheim, recently signed papers for a six year re-enlistment in the U. S. Marines. A veteran of 16 years' active duty with the Marines, he is recently stationed at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station with Marine Tactical Air Control Squadron 3 as that group's sergeant-major. Receiving his training in San Diego, he was attached to sea duty with the Marines and spent four years, 1936-40, on board ship. He later was attached to the Marine 4th Division and saw action with that unit for two years. The wearer of several area medals and Presidential Unit Citation with one star and the Navy Unit Citation along with the Purple Heart lives with his wife, Mrs. Vivian Thomas, and their three-year-old daughter, Leiliani, at 128 North Vine st., Anaheim. MORE ABOUT... Patrol Plane (continued from Page 1) pairs before proceeding to Iwakumi in Japan. None of the dead or injured crewmen were Californians. The navy's announcement was issued here some hours after reports had circulated widely in Tokyo that a U.S. navy plane had been shot down off the Siberian coast Saturday by a Soviet fighter. Navy men said the incident reported in the official announcement was the one which gave rise to the Tokyo reports. The brief navy announcement did not locate the scene of the air battle beyond stating that it was over the Yellow sea. This is to the west of the Korean peninsula. IOWANS TO PICNIC Iowa Association picnic held Aug. 9 in Long Beach recreation park, Joseph president said today. Lyman Sutter, former lington, Iowa, will be thе of the day. Other entree will include music by Beach Municipal band acts. LEGAL NOTICE (Pub. Anaheim Gazette A DENT SIGNS BILL—President Truman signs the passed by Congress which ratifies a Three-Power agreement with the New Federal Republic of Germany. Picture was taken in the presidential penthouse of Delaware where the President is staying in Kansas City, Mo. BALQUET Continued from Page 1 Ahern, who also will serve as master of ceremonies. The banquet kicks off the seventh annual tournament which gets under way this Friday night at LaPalma park. A total of 57 teams from all parts of southern California will compete, playing two games each night and more on weekends until complete. KIWANIS PICNIC SET J. Franklin Sullivan, lieutenant governor of Kiwanis Division 4, and the Anaheim Kiwanis club will be hosts at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow for a Division 4 picnic in La Palma park. A California barbecued beef dinner will be served buffet style. Games will be played by picnickers of all ages. For Health, Eat California Pride 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 PUB AT THE SAME LOCATION 161 W. CENTER STREET PHONE 3607 Korea Vets' Pay Forms Available At Santa Ana Application forms for mustering out pay provided by the new "GI Bill" to post-Korea veterans with service on or after June 27, 1950, are now available at the Orange County Veterans Service Office. It was announced today by Ben Liebermann, county service officer. He emphasized that the application form, approved by the Defense department, must be accompanied by the veteran's original Report of Separation, Form DD 214. Ex-Korea servicemen who have lost their original separation documents should apply to their branch of service for certified copies or "in lieu" certificates, he added. The new mustering out payments fall into the following classes: $300 for veterans who served at least 60 days and had duty outside the continental limits of the U.S. or in Alaska; $200 for ex-servicemen who served at least 60 days but did not serve outside the continental U.S. or in Alaska; and $100 for persons who were in active service for less than 60 days. Not All Eligible Not all post-Korea veterans are eligible for mustering out pay, however. The act excludes persons called to duty for less than 60 days solely for training duty or physical examination; officers of the rank of major or lieutenant commander and above; service-men transferred or returned to retired lists with retired pay; those enthusias reminiscent of 25 years ago, civic leaders of South Side Anaheim met at Mother's Kitchen Friday night to formulate plans for a major float entry in the Pageant Parade Saturday, Oct. "32nd." Called together by Forrest H. Lee, an association was formed which is to be known as the South Anaheim Boosters. Roy Field of the Wheel Alignment Shop was elected chairman and Mercie Shaw of Shaw & Roach grocery was made secretary-treasurer. Chairman Field stated "We are out to win the Sweepstakes this year." O. E. Hanson, captain of the Grand Finale division, and E. W. Moeller, Hallowe'en festival manager, outlined parade plans and explained the requirements for float entries. The meeting went on record favoring the building of a float by the collective effort of southside talent, skills and contributors. The float is to be all floral. Forrest Lee was delegated to contact outstanding float designers and arrange for procurement of flow- Colorado Picnic The annual Colarodo picnic will be held Wednesday noon in Bixby Park, Long Beach. Luncheon begins at noon, and Coloradoans and their friends are asked to bring table service and a covered dish. South Anaheim Merchants Organize To Win Hallowe'en Parade Prize Meeting in an atmosphere of enthusiasm reminiscent of 25 years ago, civic leaders of South Side Anaheim met at Mother's Kitchen Friday night to formulate plans for a major float entry in the Pageant Parade Saturday, Oct. "32nd." Called together by Forrest H. Lee, an association was formed which is to be known as the South Anaheim Boosters. Roy Field of the Wheel Alignment Shop was elected chairman and Mercie Shaw of Shaw & Roach grocery was made secretary-treasurer. Chairman Field stated "We are out to win the Sweepstakes this year." O. E. Hanson, captain of the Grand Finale division, and E. W. Moeller, Hallowe'en festival manager, outlined parade plans and explained the requirements for float entries. The meeting went on record favoring the building of a float by the collective effort of southside talent, skills and contributors. The float is to be all floral. Forrest Lee was delegated to contact outstanding float designers and arrange for procurement of flow- Armstrongs Return Joe and Esther Armstrong, owners of Armstrong's Sandwich shop at 1201 Lincoln avenue in Anaheim, have returned home following a month's vacation which they spent in the Pacific Northwest. The Armstrongs made the trip by train and spent most of the time in Seattle and at Harrison Hot Springs in British Columbia. They are re-opening their sandwich shop Tuesday. What would you do with Not All Eligible Not all post-Korea veterans are eligible for mustering out pay, however. The act excludes persons called to duty for less than 60 days solely for training duty or physical examination; officers of the rank of major or lieutenant commander and above; service-men transferred or returned to retired lists with retired pay; those with no overseas service who were discharged to take civilian jobs; and those whose only service was at a civilian school or in an armed service school or academy. Survivors of qualified veterans who died after release from service are eligible for the veteran's mustering out pay in this order: Widow or widower, child or children (in equal shares), parent or parents (in equal shares). Paul J. Tighe With Marine Wing WITH THE 1ST MARINE AIRCRAFT WING IN KOREA—Serving with the First Marine Aircraft Wing’s headquarters squadron is Staff Sgt. Paul Joseph Tighe, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Tighe of Box 690, Grand Junction, Colo., and husband of Mrs. Connie J. Tighe of 127 West Valencia st., Anaheim. The squadron handles all administration of the aerial combat units flying against Korean and Chinese communist forces, seeing that supplies, communications, and personnel are furnished the combat-committed units at all times. IOWANS TO PICNIC Iowa Association picnic will be held Aug. 9 in Long Beach’s Recreation park, Joseph W. Knox, president said today. Lyman Sutter, formerly of Burlington, Iowa, will be the speaker of the day. Other entertainment will include music by the Long Beach Municipal band and stage acts. LEGAL NOTICES Colorado Picnic The annual Colarodo picnic will be held Wednesday noon in Bixby Park, Long Beach. Luncheon begins at noon, and Coloradoans and their friends are asked to bring table service and a covered dish. TOKYO. — Brig. Gen Haydon L. Bull Boatner, who tamed rebellious Communist war prisoners and brought peace to fiery Koje island, today was promoted to major general. For Health. Eat California Fruit Start Today EARN A FULL 3% CURRENT RATE SAVINGS INSURED TO $10,000 OUR 63rd YEAR IN ANAHEIM ANAHEIM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CREDIT REPORTS On Anyone, From Anywhere Over 1300 Affiliated Bureaus Covering the United States and Canada VETERINARIANS Anaheim DOG & CAT Hospital C. ROBS DEAN, D.V.M. Hospital Hours—8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 1561 W. LINCOLN AVE. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Aug. 4, 11, 1952) NOTICE INVITING BIDS ON POWER LAWN MOWER WITH REVERSE GEAR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Trustees of Anaheim Union High School District, Orange County, California, will receive bids until 12:00 Noon on August 18, 1952, or the purchase of one power lawn mower. Complete specifications are on file at the business office of the Anaheim Union High School at 81 West Center in Anaheim, California. Bidder may take in trade one Toro power lawn mower. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to revise formalities or irregularities in the bidding. Signed: EVERETTE M. CONE, Clerk. By: C. L. N. CREDIT REPORTS On Anyone, From Anywhere Over 1300 Affiliated Bureaus Covering the United States and Canada Northern Orange County Credit Bureau, Ltd. 410 Bank of America Bldg. Phone 2248 "We keep the record" COLLECTIONS Bonded Representatives in All Cities No Collection — No Charge Northern Orange County Credit Bureau, Ltd. 410 Bank of America Bldg. Phone 2248 INSURANCE BROKERS Alfred H. Hansen WRITING EVERY FORM OF INSURANCE INCLUDING LIFE 515 N. Los Angeles Phone 4423 FRANK TAUSCH INSURANCE Reputation — Service 275 E. Center, Anaheim Phones: Office 2401 Res. 3575 VETERINARIANS Anaheim DOG & CAT Hospital C. ROSS DEAN, D.V.M. Hospital Hours—8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 1561 W. LINCOLN AVE. (One block west of Manchester) PHONE ANAHEIM 4271 WELDING Al's Welding Service ELECTRIC - ACETYLENE WELDING ALL WORK GUARANTEED Hard Facing for all types of Agricultural Implements 1021 No. Sabina Anaheim 529 Physicians & Surgeons Dr. J. W. Truxaw PHYSICIAN Phones: Office 3213, Res. 2610 Center & L.A. Anaheim Open Evenings and Sunday Mornings J. W. UTTER M.D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office Phone 3211 Residence: 1001 W. Center St. 201-202 California Bldg. Anaheim, California Hours: 11 to 12 a.m.-2 to 5 p.m. JAMES L. MORRIS General Insurance and Bonds 111 N. LOS ANGELES ST. Phone Anaheim 4444