anaheim-gazette 1952-09-12

"HERE'S THE DOPE ON ANAHEIM", Mrs. Marie Wilke, official Anaheim hostess, explains to Councilman Bob Boney as she hands him some of the Anaheim-promoting literature in the "Welcome House," which was dedicated yesterday. Stan Whidon, second from right, peruses some of the literature with Steve Stephen, right, sales manager of Bonded Homes, Inc. 'Welcome House' Dedicated by C of C City Officials, to Growth of Anaheim Anaheim's Welcome House, located on Manchester ave. between Euclid and Lincoln aves., was officially dedicated yesterday and will be open to serve prospectiveitors, Councilman Bob Boney, representing the city of Anaheim; Stan Whieldon, president of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce; Steve Stephen, sales manager of Bonded Homes, Inc. BUILDING PERMITS Otto Trapp, 1505 E. Santa St., was issued a building permit for a $10,000 house. 'AWelcome House' Dedicated by C of C City Officials, to Growth of Anaheim Anaheim's Welcome House, located on Manchester ave., between Euclid and Lincoln aves., was officially dedicated yesterday and will be open to serve prospective Anaheimers beginning Sunday. Present at the informal ceremony were Mrs. Marie Wilke, official hostess of the city, Thelma Reagan and Frances Backs, real-tors, Councilman Bob Boney, representing the city of Anaheim; Stan Whieldon, president of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce; Steve Stephen, sales manager of Bonded Homes, Inc.; Tom Harrison of Harrison Pump Co., who donated the land and sprinklers for the house, and Earnie Moeller, manager of the chamber. The Welcome House will house promotional literature on Anaheim, pointing out its beauty, its industrial growth, the new residential areas that are fast expanding, and other pertinent points. The house is a part of the Chamber-sponsored campaign to bring people to Anaheim to live and to provide housing for them. Materials and labor that went into the Welcome House were provided by the following firms: lumber, Patten-Blinn Lumber Co.; painting, Steve P. DeGennaro and Sons; roof, Service Roofing Co.; cement and gravel, Foster Sand and Gravel Co.; plants and landscaping, Roy L. Kirk, Landscape nursery; carpentry, C. R. Young and Sons, Howard Greene and Rex Construction Co., Anaheim contractors; and cement work, C. W. White. This afternoon, signs outlining a "Welcome Way" were erected to guide the visitor to Anaheim in his search along the main streets of Anaheim, leading to points of interest and the area's many new modern homes developments. No Injuries in 2 Local Crashes Property damage only resulted in two accidents on Anaheim streets yesterday. Cars driven by Frederick H. Englehard of Santa Ana and Victor Johnson, 10301 Walnut st., Anaheim, collided at Walnut st. and Manchester ave. at 6:30 p.m. yesterday. At Los Angeles and Broadway, cars driven by Noma Welna Rassler, residing in the TV motel, highway 101, Anaheim, and Bernard Francis Flynn, Jr., 9891 S. Los Angeles st., collided at 9:47 a.m. BUILDING PERMITS Otto Trapp, 1505 E. Santa Ana st., was issued a building permit for a $10,000 house and garage that address yesterday. Annotate permit was issued to John Noble 2300 E. LaPalma ave. for a dwelling and garage at 2340 E. LaPalma, to cost $11,000. Liquor Dealer's License Revoked For Illegal Sale Heinz August Dormann, proprietor of Reimer's delicatessen 926 N. Los Angeles st., was given a $200 fine yesterday for selling beer to a minor. Dormann was found guilty selling beer to an 18 year-old Abeim youth last Wednesday. The youth has paid a $50 fine in case. The court suspended $200 of the $200 fine levied on Dormann and placed him on probation for six months. Today a representative of State Board of Equalization notified Dormann that his license had been revoked indefinitely. Chief of Police Mark Stephenson of Anaheim said today, he regard to the Dormann case "From now on, both proprietors and minors involved in the illegal sale of alcoholic beverages Anaheim are going to be prosecuted to the limit of the law." Their own best interests, proprietors should realize that identification carried by a person is not enough evidence on which to seize alcoholic beverages to a person. Three Juvenile Hall Inmates Make Escape Three inmates of the county juvenile home made their escape last night and were still at large today, after stealing and abandoning an automobile near Villa Park. High School Board Hosts AAIG; Make Plans for Curriculum Change Members of the high school board of trustees last night offered their cooperation to the visiting job training committee of the Anaheim area industrial group which is attempting to provide facilities for training to their employees. The board, meeting in regular session, agreed the need for building and maintaining a pool of skilled workers in this area is of great importance now that industries are locating here in such large numbers. A joint meeting between committees from the board and the AAIG was proposed, at which time curriculum problems for both regular and night school sessions will be worked out. Explain Program Oscar Schultz, chairman of the job committee, told board members the purpose behind the AAIG's program is twofold—first to offer immediate relief of their present personnel problems and second to stimulate an interest in the high school students of the advantage of industrial training as a means of making a livelihood. In expanding on the group's ideas on these matters, Schultz said many young people are not fully aware of the advantages industrial work has to offer them. He also said members of the AAIG are interested in providing a means for their employees to increase job skills and chances for upgrading. Specialist Principal Paul H. Demaree said he will contact the state department of education and have them send in an industrial curriculum specialist to help in setting up adequate programs for the high school. Members of area industry will get up detailed plans of their own needs and work with the board in setting up a night school program which will offer accelerated classes in shop and classroom work. Principal Demaree reported enrollment of 1345 students in the high school and indicated an additional 125 or more will register by next week. Some crowding exists in Spanish classes, but plans to alleviate the situation are being worked out. The board gave the principal the authority to hire a Spanish instructor and a girls' physical education instructor if it becomes necessary at a later date. Also Discussed In other action the board: 1. Heard plans for polling place locations for the Nov. 4 $2-500,000 school bond election for establishment of a junior high school district. 2. Discussed methods of notifying voters of the need for passage of the bond through letters, brochures, etc. 3. Agreed to advertise for bids on a three-quarter ton pickup truck. Three Juvenile Hall Inmates Make Escape Three inmates of the county juvenile home made their escape last night and were still at large today, after stealing and abandoning an automobile near Villa Parral while a fourth escapee from the home was rounded up by Santa Ana police. The three involved in one break from the home on Fruit street Santa Ana, were a 15-year-old Placentia boy, a 14-year-old from Los Alamitos and a 12-year-old from San Juan Capistrano. They left the juvenile home at 6:30 p.m. At 7:35 p.m. they stole an automobile from George Hasenyager at 2175 Grand ave., between Santa Ana and Orange. A sheriff's prowl car found the car abandoned on Old County Park road, a half-mile east of Santiago ave. Villa Park, at 9:10 p.m. It's gasoline tank was empty. No further trace of the boys have been seen. A 16-year-old Santa Ana inmate of the home made a separate break, but was located at his "hideout," the home of a girl friend on E. Second st., Santa Ana. Police say they learned in questioning him that he and another boy were marijuana users, having purchased their first marijuana cigarettes for 50 cents each last month. A stranger sold them the cigarettes on the street, the boy said. He and his companion also had purchased marijuana seeds for $2, to "grow their own," he said. But when he led them to the location of the plants, the plot was bare. Weather Southern California—Mostly clear today, tonight and Saturday. Slightly warmer and not quite so windy in afternoons. Continued cool tonight. ANAHEIM THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1870 AS A WEEKLY VOLUME LXXXI ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, SEPT 'Buy in Anaheim' Voting Goes Past 6 Million Mark Boy Scouts of America remained far ahead today in the "Buy in Anaheim" campaign standings with 1,050,900 votes. Their nearest competitor, Bethel Baptist church, has 962,300 votes and St. Michael's Episcopal church trails in third place with 533,300 votes. Anaheim City Employees Assn. entered the competition for the first time with 400 votes, bringing the total number of organizations in the campaign to 97. At least 26 of the participating organizations are from areas outside Anaheim. The new standings follow: | Yesterday | Today | Total | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Boy Scouts of America | 1,036,200 | 14,700 | 1,050,900 | | Bethel Baptist Church | 951,500 | 10,800 | 962,300 | | St. Michael's Episcopal Church | 511,000 | 22,300 | 533,300 | | Zion Lutheran Church | 463,400 | 4,300 | 467,700 | | White Temple Methodist Church | 274,900 | 53,900 | 328,800 | | St. Boniface Church | 311,900 | 11,400 | 323,300 | | Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce | 270,300 | 43,500 | 313,800 | | Grace Lutheran Church | 229,000 | 7,700 | 236,700 | | Veterans of Foreign Wars | 194,200 | 800 | 195,000 | | Cancer Society of Orange County | 166,000 | - | 166,000 | | Lois Rebekah Lodge 268 | 165,800 | 8,700 | 174,500 | | YMCA | 161,100 | 1,000 | 162,100 | | Girl Scouts of America | 127,200 | 1,100 | 128,300 | | First Southern Baptist Church | 80,600 | 5,000 | 85,600 | | Young Ladies' Institute | 74,900 | 2,100 | 77,000 | | Nazarene Church | 76,000 | - | 76,000 | | Church of Christ of Latter Day Sts., Fullerton | 67,300 | 600 | 67,900 | | Christian Church, Bwdy. & Helena, Anaheim | 61,200 | 2,600 | 63,800 | | First Christian Church of Fullerton | 57,700 | 6,400 | 64,100 | | Presbyterian Church | 47,900 | 3,700 | 51,600 | | First Church of Christ, Scientist | 42,800 | - | 42,900 | | Evangelical United Brethren | 41,300 | 1,ooo | 42,5oo | | Elka Club | 34,9oo | 5,2oo | 4o.1oo | | American Legion | 39.ooo | - | 39.ooo | | St. Boniface P-TA | 3o.ooo | 5.5oo | 35.7oo | | Anaheim Optimist Club | 31.ooo | - | 31.ooo | | Anaheim Business & Professional Women's Club | 25.ooo | - | 25.ooo | PLAN BIBLE OBSESSION above are members o out details of an ob the release to the p Standard version of th are left, the Rev. H BY C OF C, Anaheim DING PERMITS Jo Trapp, 1505 E. Santa Ana is issued a building permit $10,000 house and garage at address yesterday. Another it was issued to John Nobles, E. LaPalma ave. for a dwell- and garage at 2340 E. LaPalma cost $11,000. QUOR Dealer's Defense Revoked Illegal Sale Zaz August Dormann, profer of Reimer's delicatessen at Los Angeles st., was given fine yesterday for selling to a minor. Mann was found guilty of beer to an 18 year-old Anaouth last Wednesday. The has paid a $50 fine in the court suspended $100 $200 fine levied on Dorand placed him on probar six months. By a representative of the Board of Equalization notidation that his license has revoked indefinitely. Of Police Mark StephenAnaheim said today, in to the Dormann case: now on, both proprietors inmors involved in the illegal alcoholic beverages in them are going to be prosecuted the limit of the law. For own best interests, proprie- would realize that identificarried by a person is not evidence on which to sell beverages to a person." Free Juvenile Inmates Like Escape Inmates of the county home made their escape right and were still at large after stealing and abandonautomobile near Villa Park. First Southern Baptist Church ... 80,600 5,000 128,300 Young Ladies' Institute ... 74,900 2,100 77,000 Nazarene Church ... 78,000 Church of Christ of Latter Day Sts., Fullerton ... 67,300 600 67,900 Christian Church, Bwdy. & Helena, Anaheim ... 61,200 2,600 63,800 First Christian Church of Fullerton ... 57,700 6,400 64,100 Presbyterian Church ... 47,900 3,700 61,600 First Church of Christ, Scientist ... 42,900 First Church of Christ, Scientist ... 42,900 Evangelical United Brethren ... 41,500 1,000 42,500 Elka Club ... 34,900 5,200 40,100 American Legion ... 39,600 St. Boniface P-TA ... 39,600 Anaheim Optimist Club ... 31,000 Anaheim Business & Professional Women's Club ... 25,300 YWCA, Anaheim ... 22,700 Assistance League of Anaheim ... 22,600 Wesley Methodist Church ... 21,100 1,400 22,500 Alamitos Friends Church of Garden Grove ... 21,000 21,000 Job's Daughters ... 19,200 500 19,700 Salvation Army ... 18,600 First Calvary Baptist Church, Anaheim ... 18,200 100 18,300 Bethany Church, Cypress St., Anaheim ... 18,000 18,000 St. Plus Church of Buena Park ... 16,700 Masonic Lodge, Anaheim ... 15,300 Orange County Branch Nat'l Fuchsia Society ... 11,200 3,400 14,600 Anaheim Recreation Department ... 14,600 14,600 Seventh Day Adventist Church ... 12,600 1,000 13,600 Masonic Lodge of Fullerton ... 12,900 12,900 Marywood Catholic Girls High ... 12,600 12,600 YWCA, Fullerton ... 10,400 10,400 Cerebral Palsy Association ... 8,300 Eastern Star ... 8,300 Buena Park Lions Club ... 8,100 Methodist Church of Yorba Linda ... 7,100 Messiah Lutheran Church of Buena Park ... 6,700 Red Cross ... 6,700 Free Methodist Church ... 5,800 Anabermal Knights of Columbus 1154 ... 5,600 Assembly of God Church ... 5,4Oo VFW Anabermal $172, Anaheim ... 5,1OO Katella P-TA ... 8,OOO Valencia Junior Academy, Fullerton ... 4,6OO St. Mary's Catholic Church of Fullerton ... 4,5OO Anaheim Y's Men's Club ... 4,3OO North Orange County Panhellenic Asan. ... 4,2OO Our Lady of Guadalupe ... 3,6OO Bethany Full Gospel ... 3,5OO First Congregational Church of Buena Park ... 3,5OO Lutheran, Wilshire and Harvard, Fullerton ... 3,2OO White Shrine, Fullerton ... 3,2OO B'nal B'rith ... 2,BOOO Sea Scouts ... 2,BOOO Heart Fund ... 2,BOOO Junior Ebell ... 2,BOOO Executives Secretaries Inc., Orange County ... 1,BOOO Placentia Church of the Nazarene ... 1,BOOO Community Chest ... 1,BOOO Congregational Church, Buena Park ... 1,BOOO Corason de Jesus Church, Anaheim ... 1,BOOO Anaheim Kluwanis Club ... 1,BOOO St. Joseph Catholic Church ... 1,BOOO American Legion Auxiliary ... 1OO O BООО O BООО O BООО O BООО O BООО O BООО O BООО O BООО O B ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б ОООО О Б 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ANOTHER ADVOCATE—Shell Oil Dealer Paul Haskins stands beside the business-getting "Buy in Anaheim" vote box he keeps in his office. The Brown and Haskins Shell station is the only gas station in town which is offering important "Buy in Anaheim" votes. GAZETTE PHOTO Application Blank 1952 Miss Slick Other communities feature things like pumpkins, turkey corn or wheat shocks or quail around Hallowe'en, but not Aheim. A Slick Chick isn't a best queen, nor is she a land-lock bathing beauty. She's a girl who ways beautiful, incidentally, she can dream up and make a joke of beauty and originality and then wear it with grace and poise to complement a sparkling personality. When she's proven that she will fill the bill best among the potential Slick Chicks of the county juvenile authorities stealing an automobile while on probation there. Deputy District Attorney P. Devine opposed the two postponement of the trial said his office already has a report on Rupp from the arillo superintendant which would extend to the department Meyer, however, said he was to talk to the Camarillo authorities about Rupp. He added that he is also initiating for the services of an Angeles psychiatrist to examine Rupp, who has entered an in-patient defense to the murder charge. Judge Morrison granted postponement with the complaint that the trial date still would within 60 days of the time he was arraigned and that he would expect the defense to be ready for trial at that time. CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY Daily GAZETTE HED IN 1870 AS A WEEKLY AND IS ANAHEIM'S FIRST NEWSPAPER CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1952 5 Cents per Copy 50 Cents per Month No. 227 PLAN BIBLE OBSERVANCE — Shown above are members of a committee to work out details of an observance Sept. 30 of the release to the public of the Revised Standard version of the Holy Bible. Seated are, left, the Rev. Howard S. Congdon of First Presbyterian church, chairmen and Mrs. Chester Ferris. Standing are, from left, the Rev. Philip Selfridge, Evangelical United Brethren church; the Revall Carp beer, Church of Christ, and Joe R. Thompson son. PLAN BIBLE OBSERVANCE — Shown above are members of a committee to work out details of an observance Sept. 30 of the release to the public of the Revised Standard version of the Holy Bible. Seated are, left, the Rev. Howard S. Congdon of First Presbyterian church, chairman and Mrs. Chester Ferris. Standing are from left, the Rev. Philip Selfridge, Executive United Brethren church; the Rev. Calvin beer, Church of Christ; and Joe R. Thompson. Anaheim Churches to Observe Release Of New Revised Standard Bible Version Rupp Granted Two Week Trial Delay Trial of William Francis Rupp, a year-old accused slayer of Ruby Ann Payne, 15, today was conduced from Oct. 6 to Oct. 20 on quest of Public Defender N. D.eyer. The trial remained scheduled in Superior Judge Kenneth Morrison's court. Meyer had told Judge Morrison that the five weeks allowed the defense under the original date was insufficient for him to prepare adequately for the trial. His own calendar has been occupied with other criminal cases he has not been able thus to start investigations of Rupp's record at the Camarillo state hospital where Rupp was later mental observation for 90 days in 1948, following an attempt to attack on a Cypress housewife. Meyer has said he also wanted examine Rupp's record in the tenile courts of Orange, Riverdale and Los Angeles counties. Besides the attempted attack on the Cypress woman, Rupp also is in trouble with Riverside county juvenile authorities for failing an automobile while he was on probation there. Deputy District Attorney James Devine opposed the two week enpement of the trial and his office already has a full port on Rupp from the Camarillo superintendant which he old extend to the defense. However, said he wanted talk to the Camarillo authori-about Rupp. Orangethorpe Ave. Bridge, Lemon st. Lights Okayed SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Director of Public Works, Frank B. Durkee today authorized the division of highways to advertise for bids for constructing a bridge and approaches on Placentia-Yorba rd., State Route 176, between Esperanza rd. and State Route 43. Cost of the project is estimated at $315,000, Durkee said. Durkee also authorized a call for bids for installing a traffic signal system and highway lighting on State Routes 170, 178 and 175 at the intersections of Valley Boulevard with Third ave., Carson st., with Woodruff ave. and Orangethorpe ave. with Lemon st. The approximate cost of the project, $46,000, is to be borne jointly by the state, Los Angeles county, Orange county and the city of Long Beach the director said. LeRoy Lyon is Ike-Dick Chairman LeRoy E. Lyon Jr. of Fullerton Joint Sponsorship The local celebration is being sponsored jointly by the Anaheim Ministerial Assn. and the Association of Christian Churches of Anaheim. "The Revised Standard version of the Bible, which has been in the process of translation for 15 years, is supposed to do today what the King James version did in 1611—that is, put it in the language used by the reader," the Rev. Congdon explained. "However," he continued, "all the majestic beauty of the King James version has been retained in the new version. Only those words which have fallen out of usage or whose meanings have been changed with the change in the English language, being revised. In addition, the scholars of the National Council of Churches of Christ and the International Council of Religious Education have made use of the latest arch- in trouble with Riverside County juvenile authorities for billing an automobile while he is on probation there. Deputy District Attorney James Devine opposed the two week enpancement of the trial and his office already has a full port on Rupp from the Camilo superintendant which he would extend to the defense, however, said he wanted talk to the Camarillo authori- about Rupp. He added that he is also nego- ing for the services of a Los Angeles psychiatrist to examine him, who has entered an insan- defense to the murder charge. Judge Morrison granted the enpancement with the comment that the trial date still would be in 60 days of the time Rupp arraigned and that he would act the defense to be ready trial at that time. ALT LAKE CITY (P)—Sen. J. Sparkman said last night we cannot look to the Re-can party for help on its rea- tion projects. LeRoy Lyon is Ike-Dick Chairman LeRoy E. Lyon Jr. of Fullerton has been appointed Orange county chairman of the Eisenhower-Nixon campaign committee, according to announcement made today by Bernard Brennan, chairman for the Southern California Eisenhower-Nixon committee and Laughlin E. Waters, Republican State Central committee chairman. In announcing the appointment, Brennan said, "With LeRoy Lyon as Orange county chairman I am confident that no stone will be left unturned to assure an over- whelming vote for Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon. Application Blanks Available for 1952 Miss Slick Chick Contestants Other communities feature like pumpkins, turkeys, or wheat shocks or queens and Hallowe'en, but not Anaheim is the City of the Slick is around the end of October. Slick Chick isn't a beauty, nor is she a land-locked beauty. She's a girl al- beautiful, incidentally, who dream up and make a cos- of beauty and originality when wear it with grace and to complement a sparkling quality. She's proven that she can be bill best among the po- ller Slick Chicks of the city, crowned at the annual Slick Ball, scheduled for Oct. Anaheim Elks club, and forth is the ruling sover- of the annual Hallowe'en tent and Parade. Entry blanks are available at the Chamber of Commerce office for girls, 15 to 18 inclusive, who wish to enter the contest, according to Mrs. Marguerite Coons, Slick Chick chairman.. To enter, a girl must reside in Anaheim or the Anaheim rural route area and must wear a costume of her own design and making. Mrs. Coons said contestants in bathing suits will not be permitted to enter. A panel of judges will select the winner at the ball, Oct. 11. On the following points: Originality of costume design, 50 per cent; Suitability of costume to wearer, 25 per cent; Personality, 15 per cent; and Polise, 10 per cent. On Oct. 32 (Nov. 1), Miss Slick Chick and all the contestants will ride on floats in the pageant parade. LA County Fair Opens Run Today POMONA (P)—The 25th Los Angeles County Fair opened today with a grand parade led by Fair Queen Ruth Pierce, 18-year-old West Covina coed. The first several thousand of an anticinated million or more visitors entered the fairgrounds after the parade of state, county and fair officials. The procession ended at the new $250,000 Floral Show and Nursery Building, where dedication ceremonies were held. The fair will run morning through night for 17 days. A new $500,000 midway has been added to stimulate the funseekers. Elsewhere the products of the nation's lushest county will be on display as growers vie for blue ribbons daily.