anaheim-gazette 1952-10-07

National Fire Prevention Week Points Up Nation’s Fire Problem This is National Fire Prevention week. The Orange county Association of Insurance Agents believe that the facts and figures of the nation’s bad record for last year should make us all take the matter seriously. City Planners Consider Maps Of New Tracts Several proposed new housing subdivisions were considered yesterday by Anaheim planning commission. A 25-lot subdivision is proposed by Ralph Maas, Anaheim real estate developer, in the area northeast of Vermont st. and Manchester ave. The tentative map of this tract, No. 1682, was approved subject to engineering requirements, particularly regarding drainage, sewerage and the routing of a new street, Cottonwood circle, through the subdivision. The tentative map of tract 1648. 77 lots at the northeast corner of North and East sts., proposed by John D. Lusk and Sons of Beverly Hills, was held up for a second time, this time for further engineering study. A tract map was submitted to the commission, for comment only, of a 328-lot subdivision southeast of the intersection of Orangethorpe ave. and Nichols ave. (Euclid). The 10-acre parcel, owned by Colman and E. P. Hapgood, one of the Anaheim planners, is now in the process of annexation to the city of Fullerton. Other commission action included the reclassification of two areas in the city. The area on S. Chaudina st., between South st. and Valencia ave. was approved for a change from R-2 to R-3 zoning. Property at the northeast corner of West and Cypress sts. was approved for rezoning from R-1 to R-2 classification. Public hearings were set for... Hapgood, one of the Anaheim planners, is now in the process of annexation to the city of Fullerton. Other commission action included the reclassification of two areas in the city. The area on S. Chudina st., between South st. and Valencia ave., was approved for a change from R-2 to R-3 zoning. Property at the northeast corner of West and Cypress sts. was approved for rezoning from R-1 to R-2 classification. Public hearings were set for Nov. 3 and Dec. 1 on a master plan for development of the area bounded by Placentia ave., Center st., East st. and Santa Ana st. Asked by the city council to consider a change to A-1 use of the northerly ten acres of the R. G. Mitchell property at Center and East st., the planning commission recommended that the parcel remain as is, in the R-A zone. MORE ABOUT . . . Definition (Continued from Page One) After working their way through all these linguistic contours, the commissioners decided something was still lacking. "Looks to me like we need a lawyer and an engineer to sit down and hash the thing out," said Commissioner Joe Thompson. "Only trouble with that is that only a lawyer would be able to understand it," opined Commissioner Bob Mungalll. "After all, the lawyer would write it." That's where the subject was dropped, for the time being. Seems like Einstein could have been just as clever if he'd asked, "How do you define a building?" instead of asking, "How far is up?" ANNA R. BUELL DIES Anna R. Buell, a native of Missouri and a resident of Anaheim for 14 years died last night at her home 201 E. Broadway after a prolonged illness. She leaves one sister, Mrs. Zouleman Cleveland of Anaheim and several nieces and nephews. She was a member of the White Temple Methodist church. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel, Thursday morning at 10:30. Rev. Frank E. Butterworth officiating assisted by Rev. R. D. Richardson of National City. Interment in Inglewood cemetery. Local Students Get Scholastic Honors at Poly Two hundred fifty seven California State Polytechnic college students were mamed today as being qualified for the president's scholastic accomplishment list. President Julian A. McPhee, in announcing the president's list for the school year 1951-52, said that students to be included on the list must have received an average of "B" or better. Included in the president's list are 72 seniors who graduated last June. The local men on the president's list from this area are: Anaheim: Ray Hurtado, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Hurtado, 214 N. Topeka st.; Paul Allen Lenz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lenz, route 5, 11771 Dale ave.; Robert Chester Montague, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Montague, 9271 S. Sunkist; Paul F. Schlund, son of Mrs. C. F. Schlund, route 5, 11356 S. West st. Buena Park: Glenn Waren Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bell, 8012 Seventh st.; Alvin Adrian Yoder, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Yoder, 7561 E. 11th st. Whittier Sales Institute Set For the second year Miss Mary Kellogg, merchandising and selling instructor at Fullerton junior college, will conduct a sales training institute in Whittier. The institute, to meet for six sessions beginning Oct. 14, is jointly sponsored by the Whittier school of adult education and Myers department store and J. C. Penneys. It is designed as a pre-Christmas sales training quick course and is open to the general county Veterans Team up Behind Ike and Nixon One-time Orange county riors, both Republicans and Democrats, rallied today in a Veteran committee organization for Eisenhower and Sen. Nixon, GOP standard bearers whose records are known to mill throughout the world. They met with Brooks Todd of Los Angeles, Southern California chairman of Veterans Ike and Dick, and Richard (An Anderson of Long Beach), assistant, to formulate the plans the county-wide committees. In some of the counties, not the smaller ones where no year-round Republican organization exist as coordinated units, the erans spearheaded the organization drive behind the GOP staff and bearers, Terry said. Elsewhere, they have given valuable aid to the organization for the Nov. 4 election and have found ready acceptance to the Republican program among veterans who know war—know that Gen. Eisenhower restore the peace, Terry said. said that there has been an enthusiastic growth" through the southland of the veteran groups. Earl H. Tracy of Orange wicked as the Orange county wives' chairman. Nucleus of his organization will be Robert P. Kneeland of San Ana, Robert Powell of Santa Ana, Robert Banyard of Tustin, Kerneth Vandruf of Midway Clifford Houser of Westminster Leonard Applebury of Westminster, Bill Morris of Anaheim, Brown of Santa Ana, C. Z. Pinger and Phil Twombly, both Fullerton, Bill Suiter, Hilim Lodge, both of Placentia, and Tom Hoag of Anaheim. Many more veterans will added to the lists as the committees further their organization. STOCKTON (AP)—Van Swet former Baylor athlete, has been named head basketball and baseball coach at College of Pacific Sweet, who has been coached at Stockton college, takes over the basketball reins from Chris Kjelsen, who was named varsity football linebacker and well worthwhile. The public is urged to cooperate fully with all "Junior fire marshals" when they make home inspections. Your local fire department and schools have well formulated programs for these youngsters. The National Board of Fire Underwriters approves these programs because cold, hard statistics show that they do not prevent fires in homes; 293,776 residential fires is a serious matter and any organized effort toward prevention is well worthwhile. Local Students Get Scholastic Honors at Poly Two hundred fifty seven California State Polytechnic college students were mamed today as being qualified for the president's scholastic accomplishment list. President Julian A. McPhee, in announcing the president's list for the school year 1951-52, said that students to be included on the list must have received an average of "B" or better. Included in the president's list are 72 seniors who graduated last June. The local men on the president's list from this area are: Anaheim: Ray Hurtado, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Hurtado, 214 N. Topeka st.; Paul Allen Lenz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lenz, route 5, 11771 Dale ave.; Robert Chester Montague, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Montague, 9271 S. Sunkist; Paul F. Schlund, son of Mrs. C. F. Schlund, route 5, 11356 S. West st. Buena Park: Glenn Waren Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bell, 8012 Seventh st.; Alvin Adrian Yoder, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Yoder, 7561 E. 11th st. Whittier Sales Institute Set For the second year Miss Mary Kellogg, merchandising and selling instructor at Fullerton junior college, will conduct a sales training institute in Whittier. The institute, to meet for six sessions beginning Oct. 14, is jointly sponsored by the Whittier school of adult education and Myers department store and J.C.Penneys. It is designed as a pre-Christmas sales training quick course and is open to the general county Veterans Team up Behind Ike and Nixon One-time Orange county riors, both Republicans and Democrats exist as coordinated units, the erans spearheaded the organization drive behind the GOP staff and bearers, Terry said. Elsewhere, they have given valuable aid to the organization for the Nov. 4 election and have found ready acceptance to the Republican program among veterans who know war—know that Gen. Eisenhower restore the peace, Terry said. said that there has been an enthusiastic growth" through the southland of the veteran groups. Earl H. Tracy of Orange wicked as the Orange county wives' chairman. Nucleus of his organization will be Robert P.Kneeland of San Ana, Robert Powell of Santa Ana, Robert Banyard of Tustin, Kerneth Vandruf of Midway Clifford Houser of Westminster Leonard Applebury of Westminster Bill Morris of Anaheim,Drown of Santa Ana,C.Z.Pinger and Phil Twombly,both Fullerton,Bill Suiter,Hilim Lodge,both of Placentia,and Tom Hoag of Anaheim. Many more veterans will added to the lists as the committees further their organization.] She leaves one sister, Mrs. Zouleman Cleveland of Anaheim and several nieces and nephews. She was a member of the White Temple Methodist church. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel, Thursday morning at 10:30. Rev. Frank E. Butterworth officiating assisted by Rev. R. D. Richardson of National City. Interment in Inglewood cemetery. Brea Boy Sues For Damages Charles W. Fike, 28, of Brea, who was burned Aug. 3 when a car in which he was riding was hit from the rear and then caught fire, sued in Superior Court today for $150,000 damages. The smashup, on La Mirada rd., a mile south of Imperial Hwy., west of La Habra, brought fatal hurts to Earl T. Moore, 29, of Buena Park, who died eight hours later. Fike named Clarence Walter Fields, 32, a La Habra telephone worker, as defendant in the action and charged him with negligence. The Fields car had cleared the crest of a hill, and rammed Moore's car which was U-turning on the road at the time. Moore's car burst into flames and passing motorists, pulled both Moore and Fike from the wreckage. "Guinea Pig" Dies TACOMA, Wash. (UP)—The second of 200 volunteer "human guinea pigs" has died at McNell Island Federal Prison, a victim of Army experiments seeking a cure for a liver disease prevalent in Korea. The death Sunday night of Walter Harvey Wood, 39, was reported by Warden Fred Wilkinson, who said that of the 200 inmates inoculated with hepatitis, a form of yellow jaundice, only 15 per cent had come down with the disease. Institute Set For the second year Miss Mary Kellogg, merchandising and selling instructor at Fullerton junior college, will conduct a sales training institute in Whittier. The institute, to meet for six sessions beginning Oct. 14, is jointly sponsored by the Whittier school of adult education and Myers department store and J. C. Pennes. It is designed as a pre-Christmas sales training quick course and is open to the general public. Meeting Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 8:30 in the city council chamber, the institute will cover basic salesmanship principles such as creating wants, the sales approach, the presentation, overcoming objections, the close of the sales talk, and suggestion selling. Miss Kellogg, who teaches salesmanship also in the Fullerton adult evening college, is a graduate of Prince School of Retailing, Boston. She was formerly personnel manager for Sears, Roebuck and Co., San Fraancisco. Four Anaheimers Study at Northrop Four residents of Anaheim are among 25 personnel at the Anaheim division of Northrop Aircraft, Inc., taking a 20 - week course in industrial engineering at the Anaheim plant. Those from Anaheim participating in the program are: Clarence Fleming, 938 N. Claudina st.; Robert W. Long, 202 S. Kroeger st.; James A. Lyles, 1131 West Broadway, and G. M. Stalker, 231 E. Florence st. Included in the agenda for the five month course is a refresher session for industrial engineering personnel and an industrial engineering indoctrination course for key personnel in other Northrop-Anaheim departments. This program is one of the many types of educational in-plant training courses offered to personnel of Northrop Aircraft. RIMING THE OPENING GUN—Rallying behind the Republican veterans — Gen. Wright Eisenhower and U. S. Senator Richard M. Nixon, a group of Orange county's former warriors are forming Veterans' committees for Ike and Dick. They picked the cannon on Court House lawn to "ready" the first "bang." On the gunners' seats are El Morris of Anaheim veterans and Keneth Vandruff, head of the Midway City-Westminster group. Others, left to right: John H. Gilbert of Santa Ana, Brooks Terry, southland chairman of Veterans for Ike and Dick; LeRoy E. Lyon Jr., of Fullerton, campaign coordinator; Dan Brown of Santa Ana and Richard (Andy) Anderson of Long Beach, Terry's assistant in organizing drive. COUNTY Veterans team up Behind Ike and Nixon MONTEREY (P)—Field Trial Champion Oxton Showspath, a beautiful Irish setter which also is a fine bench dog, won the open all-age stake at the Irish setter national field trials at Fort Ord Sunday. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courtnons Service 120 E. 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