anaheim-gazette 1952-10-27

5 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya (F) attacks in Malaya have shown a "marked decline" in the last few days that Communist guerrilla at months. RADIO and TELEVISION TELEVISION Monday, Oct. 27 5:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Tim McCoy KNBH (4)—Film KTLA (6)—Playcrafters KECA (7)—A Jarvis KPMB (8)—Ind Parade KLJ (9)—G Norman KTVT (11)—Film KLAO (13)—Webfoot 5:15 KNBH (4)—Jump, Jump 5:20 KNBB (4)—Heavy Doody KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thrills KECA (7)—Jack Rourke KPMB (8)—Welcome Traveler KTVT (11)—Cartoon KLAO (13)—Televenture 6:00 P.M. KNBH (4)—Patches KECA (7)—News KHJ (9)—Range Bider" KTVT (11)—Walsh at Airport 6:15 KNBH (4)—Punt Circus KECA (7)—Space Patrol 6:50 KNXT (2)—News KNBH (4)—Komedy Kid KTLA (5)—Benny KECA (7)—Sen. McCarthy KPMB (8)—Beeny KTVT (11)—Sports KLAO (13)—Telepaper 8:45 KNXT (2)—Perry Como KTLA (5)—Handy Hints KTVT (11)—News, G. Putnam, Weather KLAO (13)—Chete Ebbts 7:00 P.M. KNXI (2)—Studio 1 KNBH (4)—Get Facts KTLA (5)—News Reel KECA (7)—Clisco Kid KPMB (8)—Favidscope KHJ KTTV (11)“Christmas for Sweeney” KLAC (12)“Behind Locked Doors” KTLA (5)–Crusade in Europe KHJ (9)–Movie Quiz KNBH (4)–Those Two KPMB (8)–News KHJ (9)–What’s The Name of Song KTVT (11)–March of Time 1:45 KBBN (4)–News 8:00”P.M. KBNT (2)–Harry Owens KBNH (4)–Mahoney KTLA (5)–Showboat KECA (7)–Ask for It KPMB (8)–The Bugles KHJ (9)–News KTTV (11)“Battle of Southland” 8:15 KHJ (9)–Boxing 8:30 KNXT (2)–Video Thrur. KNBN (4)–Firestone KECA (7)“That’s Big Pop” KPMB (8)–Big Town KTTV (9:00 P.M. KBNT (2)–I Love Lucy KBNH (4)–Meet Press KTLA (5)“Jurder My Business” KECA (7)–Political KFMB (8)–Big Payoff KNXT (2)–Bride, Gr’m KNXT (2)–Garry Moore KNBH (4)–Welcome Traveler KHJ (9)–News, Film KLAC (12)“Ginger” 1:00 P.M. KNXI (2)–Strike It Rich KNBH (4)–K Smith Erl. KECA (7)–Cooking KFMB (8)–TV Univ. KNXI (2)–Everywhere KFMB (8)“Scandal in Paris” KLAC (12)-How Do You Vote KECA (7)-Film KNXT (2)-Life w/Luigi KNBH (4)-Montgomery PresentsKECA (7)-Ellery Queen KLAC (14)-Paris Underground" 10:00 P.M. KNXT (2)-TV News KTLA (5)-Teletorium KECA (7)-News Denny KNXT (2)-Chronoscope KNBH (4)-Mon. Quartermarks KEOA（7）-Jack Rourke KPMB（8）-Studio 1 KIJ（9）-News 10:45 KNXT（2）-Glores’ KTTV（11）-Locker R’m 11:00 P.M. KNXT（2）-Quiet One” KNBH（4）-News KTLA（5）-Final Edition KECA（7）-Melody Maker’ KFMB（8）-Theater KTTV（11）-News 11:15 KNBT（4）“Kid Sister” KTTH（11）-Spurs on Music KLAC（12）-Ed Lyon. "Devil's Dog" KTTV（11）-"Renegade Girl" KFMB（8）-This Is Your Life 1:00 KTTV（11）-"Shoot to Kill" TUESDAY A.M. 9:00 KNXT(2)=One in Every Family" 9:20 KNXT(2)=Born to Fight" 9:30 KNXT(2)=Calif. Living KLAC(13)=Women Wonderful 2:45 KNXT(2)="Dreaming Lips" 3:00 P.M. KNBH(4)=Star Salon KTLA(5)=News, Music, KECA(7)=Al Jarris KFMB(8)=Smokey Rogers KHI(9)=Queen for a Day 3:30 KNBH(4)=J. McElroy KTLA(5)=News Music, KLIJ(9)=Sons Pioneers KLAC(13)=Hollywd TV Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER WEATHERWISE — Days getting shorter. Damp, moist enveloped the countryside. friend, soon it will be winter. NEWSFRONT-Superior Court Judge Robert Gardner granted writ of mandate, requiring Tu to hold a special recall election to determine if Councilman William Gray and City Clerk Pennington should be ousted. Anaheim and Fullerton are cooperating in transforming the form. Fullerton city dump into a high port owned by Mrs. W. A. Moore. Helicopters on the Orlando route will use the new facade Nov. 1. George Holyoke, Anaheim city engineer, and Herrick Hillscher, Fullerton city engineer are cooperating with the EAA Airways in getting the field rebuilt. Miley Sharkey, manager Sunny Hills ranch, became a Fullerton city councilman to fill unexpired term of Jack Dutton who recently acquired property soon to be annexed to Anaheim. Richard Nixon, will visit Ba Linda Thursday en route San Diego. ACCIDENTALLY — Tom Gonzales, a 28-year-old civil worker at El Toro was killed when his car crashed into an old bankment and overturned in San Diego. W. Maxwell Burke, prominent Orange attorney, died of injuries sustained when his was hit by an SP switchengine. COURTOPIX—Attorneys Jam TUESDAY A. M. 9:00 KNXT (2)—One in Every Family" 9:20 KNXT (2)—"Born to Fight" KNBH (4)—"Kid Sister" 10:30 KNXT (2)—Calif. Living KLAO (13)—Women Wonderful 11:00 KNBH (4)—Food for Thot KFMB (8)—Cooking KLAO (13)—Mike Roy 11:15 KECA (7)—Film News 11:30 KNXT (2)—Film KNBH (4)—Helpfully Yours KFMB (8)—Search for Tomorrow 11:45 KNXT (2)—Linkletter KECA (7)—"Public Opinion" 12 NOON KNBH (4)—Big Payoff RADIO MONDAY P. M. 5:00 P.M. KLAO-News, Sports Gene Norman KFI-Passing Parade KMPC-News, Sports KECA-Virgil Pinkley KNX-Tom Harmon 8:30 KFI-Voice of Firstone KMPC-Music KECA-Chet Guntley KHJ-Wild Bill Hickok KNX-World Today 8:45 KLAO-Sunshutter KECA-Bob Garred KNX-Prank Goes 8:00 P.M. KLAO-KMPC-News KFI-H.V.Kaltenborn KECA-Hillie Wever KHJ-Gabriels Heater KFWB-News, Sports KXN-Radio Theater KPAC-News, Snowtime 6:15 KLAO-Bob McLaughlin KFI-KHJ-News KMPC-Sports Parade KECA-Elmer Davis KFWB-Talk Politics 6:30 KFI-American Way KMPC-Reserve KECA-Headlines, Music KLI-JAnswer Man KFWB-Amer Darees DIAL-LITES — TONIGHT — TELE-TIPS 7:30 KFI-Martin Littleloy 7:30 KFWI-Dem'merats for Ike 8:00 KECA Adilil Stevenson 9:00 KNX-Suspense 9:30 KHJ-Reporter's Roundup TUESDAY A. M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Havens KHJ-KPI-KNX-News KECA-Paul Masterson KFWB-News, Legend KFA-Concert KPMB (8)—Big Payoff 12:15 KNXT (2)—Bride, Gr'm 12:20 KNXT (2)—Garry Moore 14:00 KNHT (2)—News, Film 14:13 KLAC (13)—"Ginger" 15:00 1:00 P.M. 16:00 KNXT (2)—Strike It Rich 16:20 KNBH (4)—K. Smith Erk. 16:25 KECA (7)—News, "Royal Mounted" 16:30 KHJ(Mama Weiss) 16:38 KPMB (8)—Over the Rainbow" 16:43 KLAC (13)—"Spy Train" 16:50 KNXT (2)—Guide Lite 16:55 KTTV (11)—Cooking 2:00 P.M. 20:00 KNXT (2)—A. Godfrey 20:15 KNBH (4)—Bill Stulla 20:33 KECA (7)—News, "Royal Mounted" 20:48 KHJ(Mama Weiss) 20:58 KPMB (8)—Over the Rainbow" 20:63 KLAC (13)—"Spy Train" 20:70 KNTV (11)—Nut Farm" 2:45 KNXT (2)—"Dreaming Lips" 3:00 P.M. KBNH (4)—Star Salon KTLA (6)—News, Music, KECA (7)—Al Jarris KBNB (8)—Smokey Rogers KBJ(9)—Queen for a Day 2:20 KBNH (4)—J. McEliroy KTLA (5)—Music, HKJ(9)—Sons Ploneers KALO(13)-Bellywd TV 4:00 P.M. KBNH (4)–Chel Milani KTLA(5)“Navy Secrets” HKJ(9)–Gene Norman KTTV(11)-Rita Larry 4:15 KBNT(2)–Search for Tomorrow KTTV(11)-Film 4:30 KBNT(2)–Mike & Buff KBNH(4)–Gobby Bayee KALO(13)-Dr. Wilson 9:15 KHI-Fulton Lewis Jr. 9:30 KFI-KPI Callus KBMC-Dance Time KNX-Chub 15 KBJ-Reporter's R'ndup 9:45 KBX-Armchair Adv. 10:00 P.M. KLAU-News,G Norman KFI-KMPC-Music KECA-News, E.O. Hill KBFW-Larry Pinley KBJ-I Love Myystery KBFA-Crossroad 10:15 KBFI-Joy Forever KECA-Dr Ballsy KBJ-Frank Edwards. KBX-Gallup 10:20 KBFI-Repeat Pfmr'nce, At the Polls KBFA-Drama,Music KBJ-Crowell's Nest KBX-Philip Norman 11:00 P.M. KLAU-News,G Norman KFI-KNX-KHI-News KBMC-Dance Time 11:15 KBFI-At Ciro's KNX-Merry Go Round. I Believe KBJ-Crowell's Nest KECA-Orchestra 11:45 KBX-You and World 12 MIDNIGHT KLAU-Music so 6 KBFI-Midnight Flyer to 5:20 KECA-News KBFW-Larry Finley KBX-News Hawthorne I Believe KBFA-Midnite Sr'nade TODAY'S CROSS DIAL-LITES — TONIGHT — TELE-TIPS 7:30—KFI—Martin Littleloy 6:30 (7)—Sen. 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LKAO-Peter Potter KFI-Double or Nothine HKJ-Ladies Pair KECA-Whispering Sta PKWB-Bill Anson KNX-Mrs Burton KPAC-Guy Bates Post 11:15 KECA-Girl Marries KPAC-Songs KNX-Perry Mason 11:30 KFI-Brightter Day KECA-Jack Owens KNX-Nora Drake KBJ-Quesen for Day KPAC-Music Hall 11:45 KNX-Brunter Day KPIA-Neighbors Voice 12 NOON LKAO-Peter Potter KBJ-Freshort KECA-KHI-News PKWB-Bill Apanson KNX-Bill Keineally KPAC-Concert 12:15 KT Road of Life KECA-Paul Harvey KNX-Hill Top House 12:30 LKAO-S70 Club KPI-Pepper Young KECA-Play It Again KBJ-Bell Ringer PKWB-News KNX-Art Linkletter 12:45 LKAO-Happiness Right KBJ-Behind the Story PKWB-Joe Toomak 1:00 P.M. LKAO-News, Sports KPI-Stage Wife KECA-Ira Cook KECA-Bill Ring KBJ-Jack Kirkwood KNX-Wendell Noble KPAC-Serenade 1:15 LKAO-Stre Club KPI-Stella Dalaine KNX-Happens Every Day, Mr. Info KECA-Al Jarvis KPAC-Friends of Music KFI-Widder Brown KLI-Sons of Pioneers KNX-Philip Norman KPAC-Composers 1:48 KFI-Woman in House 2:00 P.M. 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HORIZONTAL 1 Part of the day 2 Sharpness 4 Support 4 Pretty Pear 13 Number 14 Cultivate 15 Merge 17 Pine Tree State 19 Serve 20 Good 21 Rabbit's tail 24 Registered 27 Engagees 29 Brazilian estuary 30 Roman numeral 31 Beverage 32 Scables 34 Pronomu 35 N.E. state (abbr.) 36 Deposited 37 Unbound 38 Secured exclusive rights Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ATHERWISE — Days are long shortef. Damp, moist fog hops the countryside. Yes, soon it will be winter. WSFRONT—Superior Court Robert Gardner granted a mandate, requiring Tustin old a special recall election toermine if Councilman Wil-Gray and City Clerk Samagton should be ousted... Jim and Fullerton are coopering in transforming the former town city dump into a hellowned by Mrs. W. A. Moore. Peters on the Oranco mail will use the new facility 1. George Holyoke, Ana-city engineer, and Herman Herber, Fullerton city engineer, cooperating with the Ellay days in getting the field ready Mille Sharkey, manager of O Hills ranch, became a Ful-city councilman to fill theired term of Jack Dutton, recently acquired property to be annexed to Anaheim' Richard Nixon, will visit Yor-nda Thursday en route toiego. CIDENTALLY — Tommy Jones, a 28-year-old civilian arer El Toro was killed this car crashed into an eminent and overturned in San ... W. Maxwell Burke, 82, Orange attorney, dieduries sustained when his car hit by an SP switchengine. LEDema Lattin Awarded Highest Shooting Honor WASHINGTON, D. C. — Two junior shooters from the Los Angeles area have received high marksmanship ratings, the National Rifle association announced today. Award winners are: LeDema Yvonne Lattin, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Lattin, 1704 Pearl st., Anaheim, received the distinguished Hiller-man medal, top rating in junior shooting. Duke Ackerman, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ackerman, Los Angeles, received the expert rifleman medal, second highest rating in junior shooting. Miss Lattin, a senior at Anaheim union high school, is president of the Colonist Girls' Junior Miffle club. Her instructor is Mrs. Cora M. Watters. Young Ackerman, a sophomore at Dorsey high school, is a member of the Klivanis Junior Rifle club. His instructor is William H. Glaze. Philpot and Henry Herrera beat Santa Ana, 20-13, though out-statisticied. Fullerhl scalped Ed Goddard's Huntington Beach Oilers, 21-14, while Notre Dame-bound Rolle Pulaski paced Newport's 19-12 win over Orange... Tustin beat Valencia, 27-20, in a game in which Sammy Reymundo and Clarence Montane sparkled for Bud Goodell's crew. Laguna beat Capistrano, 26-6; and Hal Tucker's Brea-Ollinda punched out a 41-7 win over Garden Grove with Joe Gudmundsson, Lou Takas and Dave Wagoner figuring in the scoring parade... Mater Dei won a 14-13 game at Flintridge... In city college ranks Dick Spaulding's Fullerton college rolled to 39-7 win over Min. San An. Century of Life To be Celebrated By Studebaker How the discovery of gold in California helped in development of one of America's great businesses was told here today by Leavitt Ford, local Studebaker dealer, and representative of the only automobile company that is twice as old as the motor car itself. Coincident with the week-long celebration of the 29th annual Hallowa'en pageant and parade in Anaheim, Ford 226 S. Los Angeles st., for the past six years, is inviting the public to help celebrate the anniversary with him in the agency showroom throughout the week. Souvenirs and balloons will be provided for children accompanied by their parents. When-gold was discovered in California two young Indiana black-smiths—Henry and Clem Studebaker—saw opportunity in it. They felt that people heading west would need a lot of wagons. So they decided to build some. Another brother, J. M. Studebaker, went west. In five years, J. M. Studebaker saved $8000 and returned to Indiana to invest it in an expansion of his brother's business in 1858. This addition capital was essential to the early success of the enterprise. "The saga of Studebaker and California gold is but one instance of business acumen and success that enabled the company to bridge the gap between the horse-drawn vehicle and today's automobile, the only one of more than 5000 such companies to make the transition," said Ford. As early as 1897 the company then the world's leading manufacturer of glamorous carriages, sturdy wagons and high quality bugles and traps, was experimenting with power propelled vehicles. NOW VOTERS, LETT Candidate Gobbler D campaign rally at Tay-striking at special in public expense. "Toery pot: don't let them shouted. Local Man Tr Out New Hea WITH THE 7TH INFIV.DIV. IN KOREA — Cpl.Van Harrewehe, son of Mrs. Frank Van Harreweg **CURRENTLY** — Tommy Leses, a 28-year-old civilian at El Toro was killed this car crashed into an eminent and overturned in San . W. Maxwell Burke, 82, ment Orange attorney, diedaries sustained when his car hit by an SP switchengine. **TOPIX**—Attorneys James Lee and George Chula have a final plea to the U.S. one court in an effort to save Ford McCracken from San's gas chamber where he seduled to die Friday at 10 or the murder of 10-year-old Hull in Buena Park. Trials have grabbed the spotlight at Santa Ana. Kenneth Morrison is hearth trial of Billy Rupp, accused of brutal murder of baby suby Ann Payne, while Judge Judd Thompson is expected to 8-year-old Roy Broughten's The former leatherneck had guilty to the murder of driver Richard Grimsley and hurt has to determine his sanction degree of murder. Also court docket is the Bridge-Meat Packing Co. hijacking which is unfolding as a de-story whodonit. Seven and a woman pleaded guilty on charges (no fund burglary, assault with a weapon and manslaughter/drunk driving). Probation laws have been set. **PLE BALLOTS** — Mrs. Angle, registration deputy, that 170,000 sample ballots Nov. 4 election had been and that election supplies 338 county precinct polices are now being distrib-Nineteen of these precincts doubled boards because of age registration, according to Smith, county clerk. **TOPIX**—Clare Van Hoore-Anahl Colonists, sparked by Roberts, Paul Grover, Dean Tustin beat Valencia, 27-20, in a game in which Sammy Reymundo and Clarence Montane sparkled for Bud Goodell's crew. Laguna beat Capistrano, 26-6; and Hal Tucker's Brea-Ollinda punched out a 41-7 win over Garden Grove with Joe Gudmundsson, Lou Takas and Dave Wagoner figuring in the scoring parade... Mater Dei won a 14-13 game at Flintridge... In city college ranks Dick Spaulding's Fullerton college rolled to a 39-7 win over Mt. San Antonio with Len Weaver and Jewell Owens doing their bit to engineer the sixth straight Hornet jet... John Steinbauer figured in Orange Coast's 51-6 win over River-side... With Val Welthon pitching four hit ball, Danny Edland's Anaheim Optimists beat Joe Hernander's Kwikset Locksmiths, 7-0; Fullerton shutout Costa Mesa, 5-0; while Orange beat Corona, 8-1, and Santa Ana, Lefty Blaylock hitting a three-run homer, beat Placentia, 9-4. **TRANSITION** — Five marriage licenses; three death certificates and ten birth certificates marked Anaheim's vital statistics last week... As it must to all mortal death came to Mrs. Louise M. Eymann, 73, granddaughter of John Frohling, member of the founding 50 in 1859. Her husband, John Eymann, had been the son of the first white bride in Anaheim... Mrs. Martha Ann Sparks, 87, an Anaheim for 67 years; and Herbert Damke, 46, a former Anaheimer, also passed on last week... Robert Kooser took Lois Maas as his bride. Hortencia Antolina became Mrs. Martin Avalos; Charlotte Heitshunen center aisled with John Rohm; Cecil Dearen and Laura Brazeal pledged their troth; Bernard DeConnick and Doris Berry are honeymooning... Five boys and five girls blessed Anaheim homes. Lyle Bleckert, Edmund Brunet; Ernest Pelimbert; George Ogelvie and John Neally were the fathers of the gals, while L. E. Dirkenson, Pete Romero, Gerald Poole, Nell Levecke and Richard Davis became the proud father of new heirs. **IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO** From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL **75 Years Ago** October 1877 Trinidad Yorba is the Democratic delegate from Upper Santa Ana. He is an Alexander man. Mr. John Pace was in town yesterday. He says that the sheep in the vicinity of San Luis Rey are in better condition than those in this section. The members of the Anaheim Literary society met at Kroeger's hall Monday pursuant to adjournment. President Theo Lynill in the chair. The meeting was called to order and the minutes of the previous meeting read and approved after which the president delivered a stirring address calling upon the members to stand by the society and to perform "The saga of Studebaker and California gold is but one instance of business acumen and success that enabled the company to bridge the gap between the horse-drawn vehicle and today's automobile, the only one of more than 5000 such companies to make the transition," said Ford. As early as 1897 the company then the world's leading manufacturer of glamorous carriages, sturdy wagons and high quality bugles and traps, was experimenting with power propelled vehicles, said Ford, pointing out that the year the company sold its first "horseless" vehicle, 1902, was the year of Studebaker's golden anniversary. "That's something no other manufacturer can match," he continued, "one hundred years of experience, and half of that century in the manufacture of motor cars." **Nominees Sought For Lemon Board** SACRAMENTO (CNS) — A meeting for nomination of lemon processors to serve on the Lemon Products Advisory Board has been set for Oct. 28 in Los Angeles, the state department of agriculture announced today. The board is made up of eight processor members whose extend one year beginning department officials said. Chief lemon producing are Los Angeles, Orange side, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, and Ventura **IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO** From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL **75 Years Ago** October 1877 Trinidad Yorba is the Democratic delegate from Upper Santa Ana. He is an Alexander man. Mr. John Pace was in town yesterday. He says that the sheep in the vicinity of San Luis Rey are in better condition than those in this section. The members of the Anaheim Literary society met at Kroeger's hall Monday pursuant to adjournment. President Theo Lynill in the chair. The meeting was called to order and the minutes of the previous meeting read and approved after which the president delivered a stirring address calling upon the members to stand by the society and to perform public expense. "To try pot: don't let them shouted. Local Man Trout New Head WITH THE 7TH INFILDIV. IN KOREA — CplVan Herrewegho, son of Mrs. Frank Van Herrewegho Alapitos, Calif., has been warm with a new kind of Korea. A 7th Infantry Division leryman, he was among the soldiers to receive one Army's all-fuel heaters or especially for use in tenters and other field shelter stove can be used with coal charcoal, fuel oil, diesel gasoline. Corporal Van Herrewegho cook in the 31st Field Art Headquarters Battery, enter army in December, 1950 rived in Korea last March processor members whose extend one year beginning department officials said. Chief lemon producing are Los Angeles, Orange side, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, and Ventura **IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO** From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL **50 Years Ago** October 1902 Peter Weisel informs us about up the canning next operating on tomatoes, thus promising well. Arthur Staley and his twitters are at Catalina for an outing. Frank,Dyer is home again a season of rest and recrata Anaheim Landing. Mrs. Nita Tuffree Yorba building a house on the hiveen the reservoir and ther side road, which she will as a residence as soon as it is pleted. **25 Years Ago** DDAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE The members of the Anaheim Literary society met at Kroeger's hall Monday pursuant to adjournment. President Theo Lynill in the chair. The meeting was called to order and the minutes of the previous meeting read and approved after which the president delivered a stirring address calling upon the members to stand by the society and to perform such duties as devolved upon them. The chair appointed as a committee to decide upon the merits of the debate, Miss Austin and the Messrs. Sheffield and Nagle. The following question was then discussed: "Resolved that wealth exerts more influence than knowledge." The affirmative was maintained by Messrs. Montgomery, Cahill and Beebe, and the negative by Messrs. Henderson and Austin. The committee decided in favor of the affirmative. OFFICIAL PICTURE BRITISH A-BOMB — This is first official picture of the detonation of the British air bomb at the Monte Bellow Islands off the northwest Australian coast. This is an early stage of the explosion as the initial orange flash had been enveloped by the grenade of water, clouds of steam, smoke and spray. HOLLYWOOD (UP) — Nothing's definite but Amos and Andy may retire from radio after this season. "Morality in Government" HEAR John A. MURDY Jr. State SenatorElect Orange County TONIGHT KVOE 1480 On Your Dial 7:30 - 7:45 P.M. NOW VOTERS, LET'S TALK TURKEY — Independent Candidate Gobbler De Gook spoke before a whistle-stop campaign rally at Taylor’s Turkey Farm near Long Beach, striking at special interests that feather their nests at public expense. “To heck with this idea of a bird in every pot: don’t let them pluck us clean in November!” he shouted. Local Man Tries Out New Heater WITH THE 7TH INFANTRY IV. IN KOREA — Cpl. Victor van Herreweghe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Herreweghe, Los Lamitos, Calif., has been keeping warm with a new kind of stove in Korea. A 7th Infantry Division artilleryman, he was among the first soldiers to receive one of the army's all-fuel heaters designed specially for use in tents, bunk beds and other field shelters. The love can be used with coal, wood, charcoal, fuel oil, diesel oil or gasoline. Corporal Van Herreweghe, aook in the 31st Field Artillery's headquarters Battery, entered the army in December, 1950 and arrived in Korea last March. Processor members whose terms extend one year beginning Nov. 1, department officials said. Chief lemon producing counties are Los Angeles, Orange, Riverdale, San Bernardino, San Diego,unta Barbara, and Ventura. S OF from the Files of Anaheim Gazette Y KUCHEL 50 Years Ago October 1902 Peter Weisel informs us he will rent up the cannery next week, operating on tomatoes, the crop omising well. Arthur Staley and his two sisters are at Catalina for a short stay. Frank Dyer is home again after season of rest and recreation Anaheim Landing. Mrs. Nita Tuffree Yorba is holding a house on the hill between the reservoir and the west-east road, which she will occupy a residence as soon as it is com-ited. 25 Years Ago Your BEST BUY on trips EAST 25 Departures Daily From LOS ANGELES Including 13 THRU-EXPRESS BUSES Choose from 4 THRU-EXPRESS Daily to Chicago More Greyhound schedules, more scenic-routes East. Finest air-conditioned buses. Stopovers anywhere you wish. 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