anaheim-gazette 1952-09-24

FACE LIFTED—Shown above is the interior of the A. B. Richardson Co. five and ten-cent store at 150 W. Center st. A store-modernization program has just been completed which gave the establishment an entirely new front and revamped interior. Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ... Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not; for State Suspends Airport Engineer For Falsifying Expense Account SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The state personnel board today announced it had confirmed suspension of Robert L. Webb, Jr., a supervising airport engineer, for 30 days. B. M. Doolin, aeronautics director, said Webb is charged with "submitting false and improper" thoroughly by Disrtict Attorn J. Francis O'Shea, who decided that the case would not be prosecuted. Doolin said he felt Webb had been guilty of "foolishness a lack of attention to detail," and stated he felt the 30-day suspense Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ... Suffer little children to come uncle me, and forbid them not; for such is the kingdom of God—Mark 10:14. LINES-O-TYPE — Fred (Dobbin) Vall is now in business for himself. He’s peddling insurance. And in his spare time he designs homes for better living ... George Vance is building a new office building ... Marion (Shorty) Hill is taking things easy between softball seasons ... Clayton Shephard will TVview football, now that the feminine softball season is over ... Moe Flits whose dogs used to be ambassadors of Anaheim good will on their blue ribbon trips, are now housed at Buena Park ... Merril Royer is vacationing in the mountains. He won’t get much fishin’ time, because he’s too busy working on his cabin, so that his friends will have a place to go when the snow flies ... Peggy Kohlenberger is a talented Anaheimer. She ought to go a long way toward becoming a concert pianist ... Mary Whitney, the gal who played ball for Buena Park and served on that city’s recreation staff, is doing right well at Santa Barbara State college. TRAFFIC—Each traffic casualty should be a reminder to drive more carefully. You’re the winner if you do. REMEMBER—Once upon a time Mix Moody was one of Anaheim’s great ballplayers. Max Jr., is carrying on where the “old man” left off ... Remember when Johnny Ochoa was a victim of a football accident and died from his injuries? ... Remember when Ray Holl was digging up Anaheim history he never did get to use ... Remember when Joe Lieb Jr. took an active interest in politics? That was before he became a builder ... Remember the fine job Tom Yellis and the Optimist club did in behalf of Anaheim’s growing boys? ... Remember when Barris and Riedel made that endurance flight in the Sunkist Lady? ... Remember when the Schrott brothers played ball beside ranching? They are expert nimrods, too. State Suspends Airport Engineer For Falsifying Expense Account SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The state personnel board today announced it had confirmed suspension of Robert L. Webb, Jr., a supervising airport engineer, for 30 days. B. M. Doolin, aeronautics director, said Webb is charged with "submitting false and improper" expense claims in the amount of $414.50 for lodging between December, 1948, and January, 1951. Meanwhile, officials in the state controllers office announced that the money has been recovered through the procedure of withholding that amount from Webb's $8500 per year salary. The tiversion was investigated Evening School Sets Commercial Class Opening Registration for evening school classes in typing and bookkeeping will be held tonight between 7 and 8 p.m. in the commercial building of Anaheim union high school. Typing classes, to be held each Wednesday evening, are open both as a course for beginners and as a refresher course for more experienced typists. Bookkeeping classes, conducted at the same hour is open primarily to beginning bookkeepers interested in learning small business bookkeeping fundamentals and the theory of accounts. Both classes are to be conducted by Ralph Wines, professional accountant and commercial instructor at the day school for the high school. The courses are two classes of 18 currently being offered residents of the Anaheim area under sponsorship of Anaheim union high school adult education program. Registration fee is one dollar. For further information, those interested should contact night school principal, William Poulson, at Anaheim 2231. Optimists to See Fishing Films Eugene Bressel of Santa Ana will show a colored movie on "Fishing in the High Sierras" during the Anaheim Optimists club meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Boys Center club house at 133 W. Chartres st. Also on the program is Vic Ruedy, City park superintendent, who has promised to have the manager of the new baseball league, for which the Optimists hold the Anaheim franchise, at the meeting for a short talk on the workings of the league. Anaheim Optimists and Kwik-set Locks, Inc., will enter teams in the new league. Local games will be played in La Palma park beginning the first of the year. Beginning Oct. 5, the teams will play out-of-town games only. HOW was digging up Anaheim history he never did get to use... Remember when Joe Lieb Jr. took an active interest in politics? That was before he became a builder... Remember the fine job Tom Yellis and the Optimist club did in behalf of Anaheim's growing boys?... Remember when Barris and Riedel made that endurance flight in the Sunkist Lady?... Remember when the Schrott brothers played ball beside ranching? They are expert nimrods, too. SURPRISE—It didn't surprise Anaheimers when Santa Ana upended Pasadena. Little Napoleon Bill Cook, who still is hailed as one of Anahi's great athletes of another era, delights in doing just that. ENTHUSIASTS — Dick Gay, Peo Lake and Joe Schultz are golfing enthusiasts. They'd delight in seeing a golf course closer to home... Tex Middleton and Bill Grafton are tennis enthusiasts. They're never too old to play the strenuous net game... Tom Hoag and Dick Glover are among Anaheim's leading swim enthusiasts... Albert Cranston is Anaheim's leading railroader — small scale, of course... Willie Klapper is Anaheim's leading hot dog dispenser. And he's enthusiastic about his "Coney Island Red Hots"... Wilson Phelps and Adolf Schoepe are enthusiastic about Anaheim. And who isn't. NITECAPSULE — Some outspoken folks seldom are outspoken. Kiwanis Hears PR Expert "Little Holes Sink Big Ships" was the title of an address on public relations delivered Tuesday noon before the Kiwanis club at its regular weekly meeting by Bert Stewart, Jr., field secretary of the National Auto club. Stewart was introduced by H. H. Stabbert, program chairman of the day. Roy McCorkle, European mission chief for CARE, Inc., gave a short talk on what his organization is doing and solicited continued support for their program. City Manager Keith Murdock spoke briefly in support of the municipal bond issue to be voted on soon. He stressed the need of expansion and modernization of our utility system and stated that passage of the bonds will not raise taxes or utility rates. Northrop Anaheim Breaks Ground For New Recreational Facilities Construction of a recreation area for company personnel has begun at the Anaheim Division of Northrop Aircraft, Inc., Richard R. Nolan, Northrop-Anaheim manager, has announced. “This recreation program,” said Nolan, “is the continuance of Northrop Aircraft’s policy of furnishing its personnel with the best available facilities for leisure-time and in-plant activities. He disclosed that a softball diamond, a lunch area, a stage with public address system, and sports areas for noontime recreation are expected to be completed within the next 60 days. The softball field, which will be equipped with lights, will be located adjacent to the south of the plant. It will be used primarily for intraplant softball games. A frame building is being converted into a canteen where personnel will be able to purchase light lunches. A covered patio with tables will extend from one end of this building. Various activities during the noon hour will be conducted on the stage. The public address system will be utilized for announcements by the Northrop-Anaheim Recreation Club and other events. Officers Named To Kwikset’s Recreation Assn. The board of directors of the Kwikset Recreation Association announced today the names of the new officers who will direct the group recreation and athletic programs of the 650 employees of the Anaheim lockset manufacturing company. The board was elected recently in plant-wide balloting. Guy Dolce, 1142 S. Ross, Santa Engineer Account by Disrtict Attorney Francis O'Shea, who decided the case would not be prosecuted. said he felt Webb has guilty of "foolishness and attention to detail," and felt the 30-day suspension an adequate penalty. while, the controller's offenses it intends to have field officers make periodic checks as a precaution against account chiseling. Lieb Wins Awards D. Lieb, 207 N. Claudina Anaheim, received two blue in the Horticultural Dept of Los Angeles County his displays of strawberry and prickly pears. The anniversary of the fair will gates Sept. 28. He also first award for his Stone Setting in the junior fair, Farmers of Anaheim took place for their 4-H Feature Imists to Seeing Films Bressel of Santa Ana now a colored movie of in the High Sierras" the Anaheim Optimist meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. Days Center club house at Chartres st. Also on the Vic Ruedy, City park student, who has promised the manager of the new league, for which the hold the Anaheim fran-the meeting for a short workings of the league. Optimists and Kwik-Inc., will enter teams new league. Local games played in La Palma park the first of the year. Oct. 5, the teams will self-town games only. Recreation Assn. The board of directors of the Kwikset Recreation Association announced today the names of the new officers who will direct the group recreation and athletic programs of the 650 employees of the Anaheim lockset manufacturing company. The board was elected recently in plant-wide balloting. Guy Dolce, 1142 S. Ross, Santa Ana, of the Kwikset Lacquer Finishing department, was elected president of the association. Vice-president is Phil Adams, 7592 Artesia, Buena Park, plant superintendent; secretary, Annette Crenshaw, 708 N. Paulina, Anaheim, Final Assembly; and treasurer, Teresa Schad, 600 Fullerton, Buena Park, Credit Union. Other members of the board are Bud Carter, 308 E. Adele, Anaheim, Final Assembly; Verna Benbrooks, 509 E. Chartres, Anaheim, Sales and Service; and Danny Bates, 1229 E. Garden Grove, Orange, Defense Products. The board of directors of the association coordinates the group athletic, recreation, and social activities of the company's employees. Details of the various activities are handled by committees. Unemployment Trend Downward In California SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The number of new unemployment insurance claims throughout California continued its downward trend during the week ending Sept. 4 with a 10 per cent drop from the week before, the state department of employment reported today. Officials noted declines in all types of claims during the week. New claims were down to 9754 from 10,800 the week before. The number of claims paid decreased from 55,733 to 51,702, and the total number of claims received fell off from 74,154 to 68,657. Records for the Santa Ana office showed 84 new claims filed, compared with 83 the previous week. The office received a total of 584 and paid 409. GROUND BROKEN—Thomas H. Quayle, assistant manager of the Anaheim Division of Northrop Aircraft, turns over the first shovel of dirt during ground-break ceremonies for a new recreation area at the Northrop Anaheim plant. Paul Kemp, vice-president of the Northrop Recreation Club, looks Provisions are being made for a large sports area including a softball diamond. A portion of the frame built that will house a small canteen is in the background. NOSE, and Accessory Affected by Sm FIRST SUCH REP ABOUT A A responsible consulting organization reported the results of a continuing study by competent medical specialist and his staff on effects of smoking Chesterfield cigarettes. A group of people from various walks of Optimists and Kwik-Inc., will enter teams new league. Local games layed in La Palma park the first of the year. Oct. 5, the teams will off-town games only. "piggy back" ride to young Roddy Alvar-ez. Other boys, left to right, are Michael Green, Robert Baker and Richard Bailin. Also on the all-day program is the Stanford-UCLA football game. Manager Keith Murdock fly in support of coal bond issue to be soon. He stressed the expansion and modernization utility system and passage of the bonds taxes or utility rates. When Nothing Else Will Help for GAS on STOMACH Doctor specialists who treat nothing but stomach trouble say that a tablet like Bell-ans often gives comforting relief when everything else fails for gas, heartburn and acid indigestion. Get a 2ic package of Beji-ans tablets at your druggists today. A responsible consulting organization reported the results of a continuing study by competent medical specialist and his staff on effects of smoking Chesterfield cigarettes. A group of people from various walks of life was organized to smoke only Chesterfields. For months this group of men and women smoked the normal amount of Chesterfields – 10 to 40 a day. 45% of the group have smoked Chesterfields continually from one to thirty years for an average 10 years each. 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