anaheim-gazette 1952-10-14

California Voter Registration Nears 6,000,000 Mark for Nov. 4 SACRAMENTO (CNS) — California has 5,998,300 persons eligible to vote Nov. 4. Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan announced here today. The total includes 3,312,668 Democrats and 2,455,713 Republicans, Jordan said. Remainder are Independent Progressives, Prohibitionists, those who declined to state and miscellaneous registrants. In Orange county, Jordan's figures show: Democrats, 56,216; Republicans, 66,147; Independent Progressive, 62; Prohibition, 266; declined to state, 4293; miscellaneous 263; total registered, 127,247. The secretary of state estimates that 1,130,660 persons failed to register to exercise their voters privilege at the November election, a figure that represents about a seventh of the adults eligible for registration in California. Democrats gained 316,900 registrations since the June primary and Republicans, 263,267, Jordan said. Between June and the present time, Democrats had 803,322 more registrants than Republicans, and the lead has increased Report Shows Heavy Summer Use Of City Parks A report released yesterday by the city of Anaheim revealed that an estimated 50,000 persons representing 228 picnics used the two parks, LaPalma and city park in Anaheim from May to September. Records of picnics are incomplete from May to July 1, since the city had not begun registering picnics at that time. From July to September, 174 picnics were registered, 146 in city park, 28 at LaPalma. The significant part of the report was that of 31,950 people actually registered, 41,950 were from Los Angeles county. Of the rest, 5530 were Anaheimers, 5270 were from all over Southern California with Orange county groups acting as hosts, and 6200 were from Orange county. The figures, the report said, in no way account for the large group of family picnics and other groups using the park, numbering less than 50 people. By comparing picnic registration with plunge attendance, the report said, the best days at the plunge have been those days when the picnic registration was the highest. The conclusion drawn from this observation was that a large portion of the plunge attendance comes out of town persons partim- Fotoguild Starts Stereo Section The Fotoguild of Orange county with the cooperation of county stereo dealers is organizing a stereo section scheduled to meet on the third Thursday of the month at 7:30 p.m. in room D-30 at Santa Ana college. The first meeting will be held Oct. 16, and will feature a competition among county stereo fans. The slides will be projected upon a screen and viewing glasses will be available at the meeting. Judge will be Don Loomer of Inglewood, president of the Los Angeles Camera club and author of articles appearing in photo mar- IS IT LINCOLN?—Were way officials have unrestional Archives in Wash- the only picture in ex-Lincoln on the way to burg address. Lincoln tended there are no such MORE ABOUT ... Bridgford (Continued from Page One) Drake testified that he met Goldberg in a Vernon where 20,000 Christmas trees on sale, figuring that was a "hideout." There, Goldberg hed him another $400, telling they had not obtained a stair and that Wilkie had doubled everybody and had disappe- stereo section scheduled to meet on the third Thursday of the month at 7:30 p.m. in room D-30 at Santa Ana college. The first meeting will be held Oct. 16, and will feature a competition among county stereo fans. The slides will be projected upon a screen and viewing glasses will be available at the meeting. Judge will be Don Loomer of Inglewood, president of the Los Angeles Camera club and author of articles appearing in photo magazines. The figures, the report said, in no way account for the large group of family picnics and other groups using the park, numbering less than 50 people. By comparing picnic registration with plunge attendance, the report said, the best days at the plunge have been those days when the picnic registration was the highest. The conclusion drawn from this observation was that a large portion of the plunge attendance comes from out of town persons, particularly on weekends. Tonight... WHEN YOU ARE ALONE WITH YOUR THOUGHTS ... Think! She'd like your arm around her Let's all join hands UNITED RED FEATHER CAMPAIGN Everybody benefits...Everybody gives THIS ADVERTISEMENT DONATED BY THE GAZETTE AS A PUBLIC SERVICE FEATURE IT LINCOLN?—Western Maryland Railway officials have unearthed from the national Archives in Washington what may be the only picture in existence of Abraham Lincoln on the way to his famous Gettysburg address. Lincoln students have conceived there are no such pictures. The one taken above, an 1863 photo, was made at Hanover Junction, Pa., it has been established. Some followers of Lincoln lore believe the tall figure in the stovepipe hat is Lincoln on the way to Gettysburg and offer evidence from various details in the photo as support. Rotary Speaker Discusses Spam Travel Hazard Man is going to the day, but he won't find was the prediction made day at the Anaheim meeting by Frank Flowomer and scientist assoc Knott's Berry Farm. Flower pointed out temperature on the most almost 500 degrees free night and the surface is barren rock, with rising vertically some 6000 feet. There is no air. Even so, he said, controls the moon while position to control the Outer space is no longer tery, the speaker said. and mice have risen in miles above the earth w effects. In fact, Flower is ready for the trip to but it will take lots of accomplish the feat. As part of his lecture showed photographs moon, Mars, Jupiter,urn. He was introduced George Hedstrom, scientist at Anaheim High Arch Baker presided. Others heard from course of the meeting Ray Alden, Jeff Palin,lor Mel Gauer, Dr. How Ralph Focht, Jim Morr Nutt, E. B. Johnson White, Bob Clark, Dr. M RE ABOUT . . Bidgford (Continued from Page One) ing a stamp to stamp the , he said. ake testified that he later Goldberg in a Vernon lot, the 20,000 Christmas trees were able, figuring that was a good out." There, Goldberg hand- him another $400, telling him had not obtained a stamp that Wiltie had doublecross everybody and had disappeared Rexall ORIGINAL Advertised by AMOS 'n' ANDY Rexall ORIGINAL Advertised by AMOS 'n' ANDY on the REXALL RADIO SHOW Sundays • CBS and in • LIFE • LOOK • POST COLLIER'S • FARM JOURNAL BONUS BUYS NOT ON 1st SALE, BUT SENSATIONAL VALUES TOO GOOD TO MISS Rexall AMMONIATED TOOTH PASTE Helps prevent tooth decay. Fresh tasting... fresh acting. 3¼ oz. tube. $1.00 VALUE 3 for 79¢ Lord Baltimore WRITING: PLEASURE STATIONERY White vellum and smartly designed sheets. Envelopes with printed lining. 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Flower pointed out that the temperature on the moon varies almost 500 degrees from day to night and the surface apparently is barren rock, with mountains rising vertically sometimes for 6000 feet. There is no atmosphere. Even so, he said, who ever controls the moon will be in a position to control the world. Outer space is no longer a mystery, the speaker said. Monkeys and mice have risen in rockets 200 miles above the earth without bad effects. In fact, Flower said, fuel is ready for the trip to the moon, but it will take lots of money to accomplish the feat. As part of his lecture, Flower showed photographs of the moon, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. He was introduced by C. George Hedstrom, science teacher at Anaheim High school. Arch Baker presided. Others heard from during the course of the meeting included Ray Alden, Jeff Palin, Walt Taylor, Mel Gauer, Dr. Howard Tews, Ralph Focht, Jim Morris, Harry Nutt, E. B. Johnson, Carryl White, Bob Clark, Dr. M. Gaylord Father of Stanton Woman Dies Caswell Hadden Hudson, Santa Monica, passed away Monday morning at the age of 70, after an illness of many months. The deceased was retired from a dental supply business he formerly owned in Pittsburg, Penn. He leaves his wife at the family home; a daughter Mrs. Royal C. Marten of 9781 S. Western ave.; and three sons; Hadden Hudson, Jr., of Pacific Palisades, Duke Hudson, Santa Monica, and Jarvis Hudson, Woodland Hills in San Fernando. Funeral services are being arranged for Wednesday in Santa Monica. Resuscitator Use Class Organized A class of 20 firemen from Los Alamitos and other county fire departments is being organized and will receive instruction on how to use a resuscitator by a representative of the state department of education. Classes will be held for five days, Oct. 27 to 31 at the Los Alamitos fire station, 11062 Los Alamitos blvd., from 7 to 10 p.m., Charles L. Long, secretary, said today. Brown, C. Lloyd Larsen, and Ronald.Legg of AUHS. KC’s Celebrate Columbus Day Knights of Columbus met last night at the KC hall where a memorial service was held in celebration of Columbus Day. Dr. Joe Ersek introduced John Heinz of the local Council who related on Columbus from his younger days and how he was commissioned by queen of Spain with three ships to sail West. The hardships that betook him and his crew in those days compared with the present day sailing, is a wonder how they ever reached America. Most of their navigation was guess work and speed and time was estimated by Columbus himself. A debate was formed on Proposition No. 3, with Barney Jordan. Carl Heinz, Frank Karcher taking the affirmative side and Steve Gallagher, Jim Slobodian and Paul Koennings on the negative side, but the negative side did not have their heart on the subject. Bill Tucker, Grand Knight of the Loyola Council, spoke briefly and then presented a film the "Loyola Story." 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