anaheim-gazette 1952-09-18

ANAHEIM Daily THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1870 AS A WEEN VOLUME LXXXI ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, SEPT Nixon Calls War's Dead 'Buy in Anaheim' Drive Lead Regain By Boy Scouts with Heaviest Vote Yet Total Vote Nears Nine Million As BSA Heads for Two Million Mark After a two-day vacation from the lead in The Gazette's great "Buy in Anaheim" campaign, Boy Scouts of America came back to-day with the largest vote of the campaign, 494,300 votes, to recapture first place from Bethel Baptist church. BSA now has 1,640,800 votes, Bethel Baptist 1,473,400. St. Michael's Episcopal church and White Temple Methodist church shared honors for second largest gainer, each receiving 72,700 votes. Other heavy gains were made by Zion Lutheran, 52,600; St. Boniface church, 46,000; and Lois Rebekah Lodge 268, 28,700. No new organizations were entered in the campaign as of today, but the participating organizations now number exactly 100, a truly remarkable indication of the interest residents of this area are taking in The Gazette's community solidarity campaign. The new standings follow: | Yesterday | Today | Total | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Boy Scouts of America | 1,146,500 | 494,300 | 1,640,800 | | Bethel Baptist Church | 1,467,500 | 5,900 | 1,473,400 | | St. Michael's Episcopal Church | 605,300 | 72,700 | 678,000 | | White Temple Methodist Church | 547,300 | 72,700 | 620,000 | | Zion Lutheran Church | 520,000 | 52,400 | 572,400 | | St. Boniface Church | 468,500 | 46,000 | 514,500 | | Lois Rebekah Lodge 268 | 437,700 | 28,700 | 466,400 | | Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce | 345,500 | 2,100 | 347,600 | PRETTY BALLOTER The new standings follow: Yesterday Today Total Boy Scouts of America 1,146,500 494,300 1,640,800 Bethel Baptist Church 1,467,500 5,900 1,473,400 St. Michael's Episcopal Church 605,300 72,700 678,000 White Temple Methodist Church 547,300 72,700 620,000 Zion Lutheran Church 520,000 52,400 572,400 St. Boniface Church 468,500 46,600 514,500 Lola Rebekah Lodge 437,700 28,700 466,400 Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce 345,500 2,100 347,600 Grace Lutheran Church 290,400 4,600 285,000 Cancer Society of Orange County 270,500 270,500 YMCA 211,800 3,200 215,000 Veterans of Foreign Wars 202,600 2,000 204,600 Girl Scouts of America 132,300 132,300 Church of Christ of Latter Day Sts. Fullerton 82,400 8,100 90,500 First Southern Baptist Church 88,100 88,100 First Church of Christ, Scientist 81,800 2,400 84,200 Presbyterian Church 73,400 8,000 81,400 Young Ladies' Institute 77,900 1,000 78,900 Christian Church, Bdwy. & Helena, Anaheim 74,500 3,100 77,600 Nazarene Church 77,500 77,500 First Christian Church of Fullerton 64,600 500 65,100 Evangelical United Brethren 53,600 1,000 54,600 St. Boniface P-TA 44,100 44,100 Elka Club 40,500 700 41,200 American Legion 40,500 40,500 Job's Daughters 35,000 2,ooo 37,ooo Anaheim Optimist Club 33,5ooo 33,5ooo First Calvary Baptist Church,Anaheim 26,2ooo 2,ooo 28,8ooo Wesley Methodist Church 28,5ooo 2ooo 28,7ooo Bethany Church,Cypress St.,Anaheim 28,ooooo 2ooo 28,ooooo Anaheim Business & Professional Women's Club 27,4OOO 3OOO 27,7OOO Our Lady of Guadalupe 26,2OOO 26,2OOO YWCA Anaheim 22,7OOO 22,7OOO Assistance League of Anaheim 22,6OOO 22,6OOO Orange County Branch Nat'l Fuchsia Society 21,9OOO 6OOO 22,5OOO Alamitos Friends Church of Garden Grove 21,OOOO 21OOO Salvation Army 18,6OOO 18，6OOO St. Plus Church of Buena Park 16，7OOO 16，7OOO Masonic Lodge,Anaheim 15，5OOO 15，5OOO Cerebral Palsy Association 14，7OOO 4OOO 15，1OOO Anaheim Recreation Department 14，OOOO 14，OOOO Seventh Day Adventist Church 13，6OOO 13，6OOO Masonic Lodge of Fullerton 12，9OOO 12，9OOO Marywood Catholic Girls High 12，6OOO 12，6OOO YWCA Fullerton 10，4OOO 1O，4OOO Buena Park Lions Club 9，1OOO 9，1OOO Eastern Star 8，3OOO 8，3OOO Methodist Church of Yorba Linda 7，1OOO 7，1OOO Messiah Lutheran Church of Buena Park 6，7OOO 6，7OOO Red Cross 6，7OOO 6，7OOO Free Methodist Church 5，8OOO 5，8OOO Assembly of God Church 5，7OOO 5，7OOO Anaheim Knights of Columbus I154 5，6OOO 5，6OOO VFW Auxiliary I3173,Anaheim $，1ООО $，1ООО Katella P-TA $，1ООО $，1ООО St. Mary's Catholic Church of Fullerton $，8ООО $，8ООО Valencia Junior Academy,Fullerton $，4ООО $，4 ОООо Anaheim Y's Men's Club $，4 ОООо $，4 ОООо North Orange County Panhellenic Asan. $，4 ОООо $，4 ОООо Bethany Full Gospel $，3 ОООо $，3 ОООо First Congregational Church of Buena Park $，3 ОООо $，3 ОООо Lutheran Wilshire and Harvard,Fullerton $，3 ОООо $，3 ОООо White Shrine,Fullerton $，3 ОООо $，3 ОООо B'nal Brith $，3 ОООо $，3 ОООо KCPF $，3 ОООо $，3 ОООо Sea Scouts $，2 ОООо $，2 ОООо Methodist Church,Fullerton $，2 ОООо $，2 ОООо Heart Fund $，2.IOо $，2.IOо$ Junior Ebell $，2.Ooo $，2.Ooo$ PRETTY BALLOTER A Anaheim" votes in the Apparel store. Jack H addition of several the growing campaign total. Four persons were injured series of Orange county Rape Charges Against Cooke Soldier Droppe Donald Reed Martin. two gro soldier from Camp Cook was charged with rape,rro and kidnapping in connection a criminal assault upon Mrginla Jackson of San Bernad while she was visiting at Beach,today was released and charges were dismissed.The district attorney's said the wrong man had been rested.Martin was posi identified by Mrs.Jackson a man who attacked her last. But hospital records at Cooke showed that on the of the attack in Laguna Martin had received treatment the hospital at Camp Cook gave Martin an unbeatable al Deputy District Attorney Devine moved for dismissal charges against Reed the Judge K.E.Morrison granting motion. Devine told the court had been making further intigation of the case and was satisfied that Martin was the ty man.The hospital recou Camp Cook proved it. Fire Extinguished A minor fire at Rinshed-Mason Co., paint base plant on N. Lemon st. was quickly extinguished at 2:40 p.m. yesterday by Anaheim Fire department. No structural damage resulted. The fire started when a paint mixing tumbler boiled over and the zinc chromite paint was ignited. Weather Southern California—Increasing high cloudiness but mostly sunny today and Friday. Few widely scattered showers and thunderstorms southern mountains and interior this evening, becoming more numerous Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties southward Friday. Palmes fog along coast late night and early morning. Little change in temperatures. U. S. Robot Plane Target; Heralds By WARREN ROGERS, JR. WASHINTON (UP) — American robot planes launched at sea blasted enemy targets in Kushering in the age of pushton warfare. The navy held back part of story, but what it told me abundantly clear that the army push-button warfare is at hand. It told of an outmoded airplane. ROK Troops Take Finger Ridge SEOUL, Korea (UP)—South Korean soldiers drove the Chatham Communists from the bitterly tested southern arm of Finger Ridge in a pre-dawn battle day. The Republic of Korea ROK fantrymen rooted out the enemy Reds with bayonets and handguns and recaptured the ceil front positions they lost no two weeks ago. UN fighter bombers had soaked up the tunneled-in Community with bombs, rockets and gasoline. Then two column South Koreans stormed the area in the chill of early morning, ed by thunderer artillery they captured it three hours later. In Tokyo, the navy reported men missing and seven sergeants injured when an explosion at the U.S. destroyer Barton Tucker nearly 100 miles off north Kora. Presumably a Commine probably blown far off sea by typhoon weather, causing the waterline blast, the navy... Daily Gazette HED IN 1870 AS A WEEKLY AND IS ANAHEIM'S FIRST NEWSPAPER CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1952 5 Cents per Copy 50 Cents per Month No. 231 Dead Soldiers Live Issues Warm Applause Greets First Speech Of Cross-Country Campaign Trip Aboard Nixon Campaign Train —Sen. Richard M. Nixon travcled into the San Joaquin valley of California today, cheered by an enthusiastic sendoff for his cross-country campaign for the Republican presidential ticket. The GOP running mate of Dwight D. Eisenhower drew warm applause last night in his kickoff speech at Pomona, near his home town of Whittier. Through Interior The California senator's special train will carry him through California's farm-rich interior, Oregon and Washington during the next week. He flies to Reno, Nev., from Sacramento tonight for a speech, then heads up the Sacramento Valley and into Southern Oregon tomorrow. Police estimated 7500 to 10,000 heard his trainside attack against the Democratic administration and his promise that Eisenhower election would "restore American integrity." He was introduced briefly by Gov. Earl Warren. "Scandal-a-Day" The 39-year-old GOP vice presidential nominee said the aim of the Republican ticket is to clean out what he called the "scandal-a-day Truman administration." He described the Democratic presidential nominee, Gov. Adlai RETTY BALLOTER—Pat Callaway casts her “Buy in Anaheim” votes in the ballot box at Ballard’s Women’s apparel store. Jack Ballard, store owner, witnesses the addition of several thousand new votes to The Gazette’s growing campaign total. Four Persons Injured in Series Of Orange County Traffic Wrecks Four persons were injured in a series of Orange county traffic accidents reported today by the California highway patrol. Mrs. Ellen Kanelle, 59, Los Angeles, was taken to Orange county hospital last evening with minor injuries received when a car driven by her husband, George M. Kanelle, 63, blew a tire on Manchester blvd. and careened across the adjacent Southern Pacific railroad tracks. The accident took place at a point about 400 feet east of Magnolia rd, northwest of Anaheim. Elizabeth Nieblas, 39, San Juan Capistrano, suffered major injuries yesterday when she was struck by an automobile driven by Earl A. Shelton, 27, also of San Juan Capistrano. The accident took place on the coast highway, south of Capistrano beach. The woman had alighted from an automobile driven by Jose L. Duarte of Laguna Beach, which stopped when its gasoline tank ran dry. She had started to walk across the highway when Shelton’s car struck her. John Sheean, 44, U. S. navy at Long Beach, received minor injuries yesterday when he fell asleep at the wheel of his car near Newport Beach and the car struck a tree beside the highway. Fred Moiola, 27, Huntington Beach, was injured at 1 a.m. when his car ran off the highway at Ellis ave., a half mile east of highway 39, near Huntington Beach. The car struck an irrigation control box and then hit a power pole. Lewis Wheedles Mine Owners with Exemption Bait WASHINFTON (AP) — John L. Lewis tucked a hard coal royalty boost into his trophy belt today and began trying to win over soft coal owners one by one to his contract terms. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, was reported dangling an exemption from next Monday’s expected northern soft coal strike in front of some big Illinois operators. Most of the soft coal industry, however, seemed to be steadfastly set against bowing to the union chief’s money demands. Lewis has charmed a selective strike, ordering his men to (1) quit mines belonging to the Bituminous Operators association—representing most northern mines—next Monday, and (2) halt work in the Southern Coal Producers association's mines on Oct. 1. The diggings represented by the two associations produce about 70 per cent of the nation's soft coal. Most of the mines west of the Mississippi river are to keep working. And a number of important mines belonging to neither of the big employer associations including the Big Ben Coal Co. of Illinois, are also strike-exempt. Fall Opening Cards Requests Next Monday, Sept. deadline for merchandise turn their cards to ber f Commerce office whether or not they to participate in the Opening fashion event planned for Oct. 3. Mr Schumacher, chairman style show committed today. To be staged in Fox theater at 2 and Oct. 3, the Fall Opening show promises to be the most beautiful yet ed here, according to macher. Fire Fighters Battle Carbon Canyon Blaze Firefighters and equil three counties were action today to attack that flared up Hercely brush of the Chino Carbon canyon highway believed that the blaze under control by tonight. Origin of the fire, discovered just after 9 o'clock been determined. Cated in extremely rugged near the junction of Or Bernardino and Los Angles, a short distance von from La Vida Ho There was no wind and firefighters said the habitants were in threatened. State Forest Ranger man, Orange, directing fighting, summoned neighboring counties. From Los Angeles county from San Bernardino coven ten from Orange county the scene quickly and b ing measures to control which by noon had co proximately-30 acres spreading slowly. Supplementing the first crews wore two crews each sent from Chino str located about ten miles U.S. Robot Plane Blasts Commie Target; Heralds Push-Button War By WARREN ROGERS, Jr. MASHINTON (UP) — American planes launched at sea have been making further investigation of the case and was notified that Martin was the guillman. The hospital record at lap Cooke proved it. ROK Troops Take Finger Ridge COUL. Korea (UP)—South Korea soldiers drove the Chinese communists from the bitterly contested southern arm of Finger Ridge in a pre-dawn battle to the Republic of Korea ROK in-rymen rooted out the enemy with bayonets and hand greens and recaptured the central positions they lost nearly weeks ago. N fighter bombers had softened up the tunneled-in Communists' bombs, rockets and fiery line. Then two columns of South Koreans stormed the ridge on chill of early morning. Aldby thundered artillery fire, captured it three hours later. Tokyo, the navy reported five missing and seven seriously injured when an explosion shook U.S. destrover Barton Tuesday by 100 miles off northeast Presumably a Communist probably blown far out to by typhoon weather, caused waterline blast, the navy said. launched by catapult from the deck of an aircraft carrier off the Korean coast, escorted by radio controls to its target and then unleashed on a heavily defended spot into which no piloted plane dared go. TV-Wattched The whole process was witnessed from beginning to end on a television screen on the ship. A camera was installed in the cockpit of the robot plane and it recorded for posterity the historic flight. Lt. Comdr. Lawrence A. Kurtz directed the world's first robot plane attack, told reporters at a Tokyo news conference today that this nation has enough guided missiles in hand to sustain a large-scale robot campaign in Korea. He painted this frightening picture of warfare of the future: Aircraft carriers speeding around the globe and unloosing robot planes carrying atomic bombs. Pilotless planes unerringly seeking out their targets and exploding their deadly charges with maximum force. Robot Warfare Large-scale robot attacks against which there are no defenses. Kurtz said the equipment used, meaning an out-of-flat World War II plane, the Grumman, was "rather obsolete." "We have better things than this," he said, adding that the navy has "immediately available enough missiles to mount a sustained large scale robot campaign in Korea." GM Requested To Abandon Wage Escalator DETROIT (UP)—Bound by contract until 1955, the CIO United Auto Workers are asking General Motors to go beyond their historic cost of living pact and grant immediate wage and pension benefits. If G. M., the industry's pattern setter for years, agrees, the union presumably will ask Ford, Chrysler and other auto companies with similar contracts to do likewise. The UAW disclosed yesterday that informal discussions on the subject, as secret as the contract negotiations themselves, have been held recently. But the talks reportedly have been brief so far. General Motors declined comment on their nature. The union's National General Motors council, representing some 350,000 G. M. workers throughout the country, touched off the drive for contract improvements. Drunk Driver Fined Earnest Leslie Meade, 44, 11116 Mead ave., Orange, this morning paid a $250 fine in Anaheim city court on a conviction of drunk and driving. The alternative sentence was 50 days in jail. Meade was arrested at 6:30 p.m. yesterday on W. Center st. by Anaheim police office. Vote Yes or Issue,' Local Anaheim Junior Chamber Commerce members were informed of the proposed $1,000 utilities bond issue, we appear on the ballot at election set for Sept. 28. City Administrator Koch told the Jaycees this issue is necessary to fix provement and expansion service installations to with the burgeoning city. Revenues have enough to permit improve electrical and water systems the past four or five he revealed. In addition stallations are required up with constantly increased industries and extensive dental developments. Therefore, he said, there any corporation finds sary either to borrow me NIXON BEGINS NEW SPEAKING TRIP—Sen. Richard Nixon is flanked by Gov. Earl Warren of California and Mrs. Nixon just before he began the speech at Pomona yesterday that started his newest campaign tour. The Republican candidate for vice president will tour the West Coast, the northwest, Rocky Mountain states, the Southwest and finally the South. He'll travel by train, plane and car. Fall Opening Style Cards Requested Next Monday, Sept. 22, is the deadline for merchants to return their cards to the Chamber f Commerce office indicating whether or not they intend to participate in the great Fall Opening fashion extravaganza' Fall Opening Style Cards Requested Next Monday, Sept. 22, is the deadline for merchants to return their cards to the Chamber of Commerce office indicating whether or not they intend to participate in the great Fall Opening fashion extravaganza planned for Oct. 3, Mrs. Martha Schumacher, chairman of the style show committee, warned today. To be staged in Anaheim's Fox theater at 2 and 6 p.m., Oct. 3, the Fall Opening style show promises to be the biggest and most beautiful yet attempted here, according to Mrs. Schumacher. Fire Fighters Battle Carbon Canyon Blaze Firefighters and equipment from three counties were flushed into action today to attack a brush fire that flared up fiercely in the dense brush of the Chino hills near Carbon canyon highway. It was believed that the blaze would be under control by tonight. Origin of the fire, which was discovered just after 9 a.m., has not been determined. It was located in extremely rugged ground near the junction of Orange, San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties, a short distance up the canyon from La Vida Hot springs. There was no wind in the area and firefighters said that no inhabitants were immediately threatened. State Forest Ranger Joe Scherman, Orange, directing the fire fighting, summoned help from neighboring counties. Three rigs from Los Angeles county, four from San Bernardino county and ten from Orange county were on the scene quickly and began taking measures to control the fire, which by noon had covered approximately 30 acres and was spreading slowly. Supplementing the fire fighting crews were two crews of 25 men each sent from Chino state prison, located about ten miles away. SPRINGFIELD, O.—TAFT BOOSTS IKE—Speaking from under a huge photo of Republican presidential candidate Dwight D. Eisenhower, Sen. Robert A. Taft last night delivered his first speech urging election of the general. He addressed a crowd of 2100 persons at a party rally. Senator Taft also urged the election of his younger brother, Charles P. Taft, a portion of whose photo is at upper left, as governor of Ohio. Izaak Waltons Oppose Federal Power Project Taking the position that control of a state's natural resources belong to the state, rather than Federal government, Santa Ana chapter of the Izaak Walton League, last night passed a resolution calling upon the Federal Power commission to deny permit for a proposed dam on the Namekagon river in northwestern Wisconsin. Wisconsin conservationists have enlisted support of the Izaak Walton League nationally, and all chapters have been invited to attend. Taft Looses First Blast For Eisenhower SPRINGFIELD, O. (AP) — Sen. Robert A. Taft said last night that only the election of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as president can change the philosophy of government spending and power. "Gen. Eisenhower has stated without qualification his belief in the philosophy of liberty," Taft told a Republican rally opening his 19-state tour in behalf of the man who beat him for the presidential nomination. "He stated it long before I met 'Vote Yes on Anaheim’s $1,000,000 Utility Bond Issue,' Local Junior Chamber of Commerce Urged Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce members last night were informed of the reasons behind the proposed $1,000,000 city utilities bond issue, which will appear on the ballot at a special election set for Sept. 29. City Administrator Keith Murdoch told the Jaycees the bond issue is necessary to finance improvement and expansion of city service installations to keep up with the burgeoning growth of the city. Revenues have not been enough to permit improvement of electrical and water systems during the past four or five years, he revealed. In addition, new installations are required to keep up with constantly increasing new industries and extensive new residential developments. Therefore, he said, the city, like any corporation, finds it necessary either to borrow money with which to make the needed additions and unkeep or find revenues to finance it from other sources. Avoid Rate Hike "Other sources' mean increased taxes or higher rates for service, either alternative taking more money from the Anaheim resident's pocket," Murdoch explained. "On the other hand," he continued, "the proposed bond issue, if approved, will be repaid out of current revenues of the City Service department. In this way, neither taxes nor utility rates will have to be increased, new utility consumers will pay their share of the cost of new installations and the city will be able to meet its commitments efficiently and painlessly." Not only will current revenues from the expanded light power and water systems repay the bond issue." Murdoch added, "they will also be sufficient to cover current costs at the same time." Two Bonds Asked Separate bond issues of $500,000 each, one for light and power, the other for water, will be proposed on the ballot. Murdoch strongly urged a "Yes" vote on each of them. Jaycee President Bob Heinz recently returned from a tour of duty with the Air Force Reserve in the East, presided over the meeting and announced a District 8 meeting in Laguna Beach Oct. 5. September 27 is the date set for a Jaycee family beach party at Laguna if the weather is favorable. If it is cool, the club will picnic at Anaheim City park instead. Dan Trabant was a guest of the club.