anaheim-gazette 1952-10-30

Halloween Parade ANAHEIM Daily The Anaheim Gazette Was Established In 1870 As A Weekly And Is Anaheim's First Newspaper VOLUME LXXXI ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER Here is Festival Parade Victor McLaglen's Motorcycle Corps. Color Guard—Members of Anaheim Legion and VFW. Hallowe'en Officials—Adolf Schoepe, chairman; E. W. Moeller, mgr. Grand Marshal Iron Eyes Cody Aides to Grand Marshal—Dr. Dale Wurman; Ardith Diemere. Marine Band, El Toro. Long Beach Mounted Police (Silver Mounted Troop). Official Hallowe'en Float—Miss Slick Chick .... Frances Hurtado Anaheim Union High School Band. Division No. I—"Story Book Tales" ... John Williams, Captain Assistant Marshals—Clayton Allen; E. H. Owston, Al LaMont. Lieutenants—O. G. Neal, S. E. Parker, A. B. Carlson, W. J. Meade, Bill Sowder, Emmeft Furr. 101 Banner Boy. 102 Division Captain—John Williams. 103 Junor Silver Mount—Bobby Thomas, Van Nuys. 104 Valencia High School Band, Placentia. 105 Western Mounts. 106 Float—Weber Book Store "Mother Goose' Theme. 107 Costumed Mount—Janet McCoy, Stanton. 108 Stunt—Boys Club, Calvary Church, Placentia. 109 Float—Williams Shoe Store "Magic Carpet." 110 Western Mount—Carole Walton, Anaheim. 111 Western Mount—Ronald Graham, Huntington Beach. 112 Torrance Area Youth (Cadet) Band, Torrance. 113 Costumed Mount—Jessie Manning, Covina. 114 Float—Anaheim Service clubs: Kliwanis, Rotary and Lions. 115 Spanish Mount—Marelen Richardson, Artesia. 116 Float—Helter Skelter Ski club—"Old Lady in Shoe." 117 Western Mount Jr.-Cynthia Cox, Anaheim. 118 Western Mount Jr.-Connie Blystone, Santa Ana. 119 Stunt—Santa Ana Valley Kennel Club (Dog Team). 120 Brea-Olinda Unlon High School Band. 121 Indian Mountain—Glenda Smith, Anaheim. 122 Float—Fullerton Four Square Church: "Hlawatha" Theme. 328 Float (Org.)—West Anaheim 329 Matched Western Pair 330 Stunt-Fullerton 20-30 Division IV—Arizona Western Lieutenants: Frank Goff, Betty Lou Boozell, Guy Dolce, M 401 Banner Boy. 402 Horse Drawn Vehicle—Garden Grove Union H 403 Matched Western Pair 404 Horse Drawn Vehicle—Horse Drawn Vehicle—Mounted Group—El Roof 407 Mounted Group—Tri-Cliff 408 Horse Drawn Vehicle—Horse Drawn Vehicle—Horse Dranw Vehicle—Fullerton Union High School 411 Mounted Group—Mesa Lakes 412 Matched Group—Carefree 413 Horse Drawn Vehicle—Western Matched Pair 414 Western Matched Pair 415 Horse Drawn Vehicle-Dorothy 416 Western Mount-Dorothy 417 Horse Drawn Vehicle-Horse Drawn Vehicle-Rich's Market, Anheil Chief Rolling Cloud 421 Sherman Institute Band 422 Indian Mountain-Betty Bay 423 Float (Com.)—Kwikstaff 424 Four California Indians 425 Stunt-Bob Williams-Springfield Indian Mountain-Rich G. 427 Veterans Community Bank 109 Float—Williams Shoe Store "Magic Carpet." 110 Western Mount—Carole Walton, Anaheim. 111 Western Mount—Ronald Graham, Huntington Beach. 112 Torrance Area Youth (Cadet) Band, Torrance. 113 Costumed Mount—Jessie Manning, Covina. 114 Float—Anaheim Service clubs: Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions. 115 Spanish Mountain—Marelen Richardson, Artesia. 116 Float—Helter Skelter Ski club—"Old Lady in Shoe." 117 Western Mount Jr.—Cynthia Cox, Anaheim. 118 Western Mount, Jr.—Connie Blystone, Santa Ana. 119 Stunt—Santa Ana Valley Kennel Club (Dog Team). 120 Brea-Olinda Union High School Band. 121 Indian Mount—Glenda Smith, Anaheim. 122 Float—Fullerton Four Square Church: "Hlawatha" Theme. 123 Costumed Marchers—YMCA Anaheim. 124 Indian Mount—Basil Dahl, Anaheim. 125 Indian Mount—Richard Hapsburg, Hollydale. 125½ Float—U.S. Marine Corps Reserve—Anaheim 20-30 Club. 126 South Gate Youth Band, South Gate. 127 Costumed Mount—Barbara Dierberger, Anaheim. 128 Costumed Mount—Betty Dierberger, Anaheim. 129 Float—Anahelm Girl Scouts: "Ten Little Indians' Theme." 130 Indian Mount—Marlan Waldo, Anaheim. 131 Float—Anahelm Future Farmers "Protecting Homestead." 132 Costumed Mount—Babe Tapley, Torrance. 133 Float—Mercury Stationers and Printers, Anaheim. 134 Stunt—Orange 20-30 club "Follow the Horses" Division II—"Old Hallowe'en" Doug Hankins, Captain Lieutenants—Jack Key, Bob Davis, Bud Landsdown, Jim Oughton, 201 Banner Boy. 202 Captain Doug Hankins. 203 Costume Mount—Jerrie Lizer, El Monte. 204 Anaheim B.P.O. Elks No. 1345 Band. 205 Mounted Group—Orange County's Sheriff Posse: Sheriff Musick 206 Float (Org.)—La Habra Cruisers. 207 Ancient Car—Albert Mr. Crandon 1917 Stanley Steamer. 208 Ancient Car—Allec Bros. 1912 Bulk. 209 ——Anaheim Y's Men's Club. 210 Corona Junior High School Band, Corona. 211 Mounted Group—Golden West Riding Club, Inc. 212 Stunt-American Legion No. 72: 40 et 8 Locomotive. 213 Ancient Car—George R. Read, Santa Ana: 1923 Stanley Steamer 214 Western Mount—R.L. Wilhelm, Garden Grove. 215 Western Mount—Ruth Slack, Anaheim. 216 Stunt—Neff's Paint & Glass, Anaheim. 217 Troop 25 Garden Grove Drum and Bugle Corp. 218 Mounted Group—Colton Mounted Police, Colton. 219 Stunt-Tex Middleton: Ancient Bike. 219½ Costumed Marchers-Narath Music Co. 220 Matched WesternPair-Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Garden Grove 221 Ancient Car-C. Standlee Martin, Long Beach 1909 Oldsmobile. 222 Ancient Car-C. Standlee Martin, Long Beach: 1915 Oldsmobile. 223 Oranco Drum and Bugle Corps, Santa Ana. 224 Stunt-Anaheim Farm Center. 225 WesternMount-Mrs.Carl Thomas,Costa Mesa. 226 Ancient Car-Wally Mullins, Whittler. 227 Stunt-Ballman's Appliances, Anaheim. 228 Stunt-Santa Ana 20-30 Club "Follow the Horses" Division III—"Holidays" Rex Coons, Captain Lieutenants: Robert Sweeney, Larry Henderson, Paul Harrison, Jeff Palm. 301 Banner Boy. 302 Captain Rex Coons. 303 University of Southern California Band. 304 Silver Mountain-C.M. Deardorff,Santa Ana. 305 Silver Mountain-Wm.T.Wallop,Anaheim. 306 Decorated Car-Anaheim Nash. 307 Silver Mountain-L.H.Gann, Ontario. 308 Float (Com.)-Dougan Hylton Glass & Robins Signs,Anaheim 309 Mounted Group-Western Wranglers,Los Angeles. 310 Float (Com.)-Rex Construction Co.,Anaheim. 312 Silver Mountain-John Ashby,Santa Ana. 313 Decorated Car-Placentia L.U.L.A.C. 313½ Orange Union High School Band, Orange. 414 Western Matched Pair415 Horse Drawn Vehicle-Dorothy 416 Western Mount-Dorothy 417 Horse Drawn Vehicle-Kenny 418 Horse Drawn Vehicle-Anne 419 Stunt-Rich's Market,Alexander 420 Chief Rolling Cloud. 421 Sherman Institute Band, 422 Indian Mount-Betty Bass 423 Float(Com.)-Kwikset 424 Four California Indians 425 Stunt-Bob Williams-Springfield 426 Indian Mount-Ruth G.. 427 Veterans Community Bank 428 Indian Mount-Miss Nance 429 Indian Mount-Joyce Vanessa 430 Float(Org.)-Boy Scout 431 Indian Mountain-Merlyn 432 Indian Mountain-Ruth E.. 433 Float(Org.)-Anaheim I.. 434 435 Float(Com.)-Knott's Knot 436 Fullerton Junior College 437 Matched Western Pair438 Horse Drawn Vehicle-Alexander 439 Stunt-Kwikset Locks,Maryland 440 Horse Drawn Vehicle-Stephen 441 Stunt-La Palma Driver 442 Horse Drawn Vehicle-Catherine 443 Stunt-Yorba Linda 20-30 Division V-"Mardi Gras" Lieutenants: Lee Fellows, Jack Banner Boy, Captain Oscar Schultz, Honorary Marshal-Mrs. Sarah Ana College and Billy Anderson Spanish Mountain-Marjoriel Anderson Spanish Mountain-Lucille Moore Spanish Mountain-Hazel King Float(Org.)-Valador Clifford Spanish Mountain-Marlene Anderson Charro Mountain-Peter Maecker Spanish Mount-The Sequoia Bagpipe Band, Decorated Car-Northgate Street Stunt-Jackson Drug Company Float(Org.)-Anaheim Junction Street Stunt-Glenn's Cafe,Analake Street Float(Com.)-Excelsior Court Arabian Mountain-Charles Sawyer Stunt-2-J'S Cafe,Fulletree Post 79 Drum Arena Mounted Group-California State Parks Float(Com.)-Northrop Air Force Base Arabian Mounts-Mr. and Sadau Stunt-Whittler 20-30 Club Division VI-"Grand Finale" Marshals-Jack Ballard,Hawkins Lieutenants-Stanley Mynar,Lakewood Avenue,Banner Boy, Captain O.E.Hanson, Honorary Marshal-Ernestine, Silver Pair-Anna and Emily Benevolent and Protective Society, Silver Mountain-Dixie Gray Museum, Float(Org.)-First Baptist Church, Spanish Silver Mountain-Ernestine, Decorated Car-Crisp Business Association, Pomona Community Band, Silver Spanish Mountain-Anne Anderson, Decorated Car-Wayne's Fire Department, Silver Matched Pair-Mr. Floatsheen Memorial Park, Float(Com.)-S.O.R. Storage Breakfast Tickets Not to be Sold Saturday in Park Anaheimers have only what's left of today and all of tomorrow to purchase their tickets for the Hallowe'en breakfast Saturday at 7 a.m. in city park, Ticket Chairman Dick Gay warned today. By that time it is expected that all tickets will be sold. Gay said. There is a limit of 2000 tickets and "they are selling well," he explained. Gay advised prospective breakfasters to buy tickets as soon as possible at the chamber of commerce office, SOR store, J. C. Penney Co., Security-First National bank. Jackson drug store or Bank of America. Price is $1.50. NEW DELHI, India (P) — U.S. Ambassador Chaster Bowles now today to Katmandu, capital of the Himalayan kingdom of Nepal, for a two-day official visit. Bowler is accredited as envoy to both India and Nepal. Parade Marshal is Authority on Indian Lore, Acts in Movies, TV A living monument to the dignity, the color and the savage splendor of America's first citizens, the Indians, is Iron Eyes Cody, who will lead this year's Anaheim Hallowe'en parade. The grand marshal of the parade is known by the whole family because of his television appearances in this area and his many motion pictures. He appears on KTLA with Tim McCoy and Doye O'Dell. Besides being a famous Indian actor, Iron Eyes is a technical adviser on Indians and Indian customs for motion pictures and is an adviser on Indian lore for the Boy Scouts of America. His books on Indian sign language have been distributed far and wide. He was born in Texas of Cherokee parentage and has been in the movie industry since 1924. His first picture was "The Covered Wagon." He is an archery expert and has won many prizes in contest dances with other Indian tribal dancers. He has one of the best private collections of Indian material in the west. Iron Eyes learned much of his tribal lore from his father, Thomas Long Plume, who toured the country with a wild west show. While travelling with the show Iron Eyes had the opportunity to learn the sign language, at which he is so proficient. State Bank Debits Show Large Gain SACRAMENTO (CNS) — Bank debits in the 12th federal reserve district, which includes California, totaled $13,659,378,000 during September, an increase of $1,800,629,000 over a year ago, Maurice C. Sparling, state superintendent of Parade Will Be Bigger Than Daily GAZETTE Anaheim's First Newspaper. 82 YEARS OF DEVOTION TO ALL THAT IS GOOD IN ANAHEIM ORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1952 5 Cents per Copy 50 Cents per Month No. 261 Parade Lineup Float (Org.)—West Anaheim Merchants. Matched Western Pair—Mr. and Mrs. Royal Northon, Buena Park Stunt—Fullerton 20-30 Club "Follow the Horses." Union IV—"Arizona Western ... Al Marcoux, Captain Tenants: Frank Goff, Ben Weaver, Bud Carter, Marvin Pietrok, u Boozell, Guy Dolce, Monty Smith. Banner Boy. Horse Drawn Vehicle—Captain A. A. Marcoux. Garden Grove Union High School Band, Garden Grove. Matched Western Pair—Viola and Ralph Polk. Horse Drawn Vehicle—E. A. Slizle Corp., Anaheim. Mounted Group—El Rodeo Riding Club, Pla. Mounted Group—Tri-City Wranglers, Westminster. Horse Drawn Vehicle—McCoy Drug and Hurst Jewelry, Ana. Horse Dranw Vehicle—Weber Baking Co., Los Angeles. Fullerton Union High School "Indian" Band. Mounted Group—Mesa Boots & Saddle Club, Inc., Costa Mesa. Mounted Group—Carefree Riders, Inc., Compton. Horse Drawn Vehicle—Rinshed-Mason, Anaheim. Western Matched Pair—Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Copeland, S.A. Horse Drawn Vehicle—Dixie Cup Co., Anaheim. Western Mount—Dorothy Coppess, El Monte. Horse Drawn Vehicle—Spooner's Donut, Anaheim. Horse Drawn Vehicle—Kelscy Sheet Metal, Anaheim. Stunt—Rich's Market, Anaheim. Chief Rolling Cloud. Sherman Institute Band, Riverside. Indian Mount—Betty Ball, Redondo Beach. Float (Com.)—Kwikset Locks, Inc., Anaheim. Four California Indians. Stunt—Bob Williams-Sporting Goods, Anaheim. Indian Mount—Ruth G. Hapsburg, Hollydale. Veterans Community Band, Long Beach. ANAHEIM HALLOWEEN PAGEANT PARADE ROUTE & LOCATION OF ST SATURDAY OCT. '32' Western Matched Pair—Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Copeland, S.A. Horse Drawn Vehicle—Dixie Cup Co., Anaheim. Western Mount—Dorothy Coppess, El Monte. Horse Drawn Vehicle—Spooner's Donut, Anaheim. Horse Drawn Vehicle—Kelsey Sheet Metal, Anaheim. Stunt—Rich's Market, Anaheim. Chief Rolling Cloud. Sherman Institute Band, Riverside. Indian Mount—Betty Ball, Redondo Beach. Float (Com.)—Kwikset Locks, Inc., Anaheim. Four California Indians. Stunt—Bob Williams- Sporting Goods, Anaheim. Indian Mount—Ruth G. Hapsburg, Hollydale. Veterans Community Band, Long Beach. Indian Mount—Miss Nancy Ubersitzig, Anaheim. Indian Mount—Joyce Valerie Boege, Anaheim. Float (Org.)—Boy Scouts and Anaheim Optimist club. Indian Mount—Merllyn Greenhalgh, Santa Ana. Indian Mount—Ruth E. Emmerson, Anaheim. Float (Org.)—Anaheim Realty Board. Float (Com.)—Knott's Berry Farm. Fullerton Junior College Band. Matched Western Pair—Evelyn Porter & Donald Wardle. Horse Drawn Vehicle—Al Fernandez Office Equipment. Stunt—Kwikset Locks, Inc., Anaheim. Horse Drawn Vehicle—Steffy Bulck, Anahelm. Stunt—La Palma Drive Inn, Anahelm. Horse Drawn Vehicle—California State Polytechnic College. Stunt—Yorba Linda 20-30 Club "Follow the Horses." On V—"Mardi Gras" ...Oscar Schultz, Captain Enants: Lee Fellows, Jack Cushman, Bud Harris, Walt Lunsford. Banner Boy. Captain Oscar Schultz. Honorary Marshal—Mrs. Otto McClure, Santa Ana. Santa Ana College and High School Combined Bands. Spanish Mount—Marjoria Wurman, Oceanside. Spanish Mount—Lucile E. Riggs, Westminster. Spanish Mount—Hazel Kirkpatrick, Van Nuys. Float (Org.)—Valador Club, Fullerton. Spanish Mount—Marlene McConaha, Santa Ana. Charro Mount—Peter Martinez, Rivera. Spanish Mounts—the Sepulvedas. Bagpipe Band. Decorated Car—Northgate Business District, Anaheim. Stunt-Jackson Drug Co., Anaheim. Float (Org.)—Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce. Stunt-Glenn's Cafe, Anahelm. Float (Com.)—Excelsior Creamery Co., Santa Ana. Arabian Mount—Charles W. Pratt, Compton. Stunt-2-J's Cafe, Fullerton. Riverside Post 79 Drum and Bugle Corps. Mounted Group-California State Arabian Group. Float (Com.)—Northrop Aircraft, Inc., Anaheim. Arabian Mounts-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee, Santa Ana. Adu. Stunt-Whittler 20-30 Club, "Follow the Horses." On VI—"Grand Finale" ...O. E. Hanson, Captain Enants-Jack Ballard, Howard Belz, Dean Polhemus. Banner Boy. Captain O. E. Hanson. Honorary Marshal-Ernest T. Specht, Bell Gardens. Silver Pair-Anna and Emilie Specht. Genevolent and Protective Order of Elks No. 99, Los Angeles. Silver Mount-Dixie Gray, Los Angeles. Float (Org.)—First Baptist Church, Anahelm. Spanish Silver Mount-Edward F. Sotelo, Puente. Decorated Car-Criss Business College, Anaheim. Omona Community Band。 Silver Spanish Mountain-Andy Alexander, Redondo Beach. Decorated Car-Wayne's for Flowers, Anaheim。 Silver Matched Pair-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen, San Diego。 Float (Com.)-S.O.R. Store, Anaheim. THE SQIB STORE FESTIVAL BA HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE Terrific Savings on BETTER SUITS Yes! You can make terrific savings on better suits-Friday,Festival Day! These lovely, 100% wool suits were selected from our regular stock! Fabrics include Sheen Gabardine, Wool Crepe, Sharkskin and Rib Crepes in sizes 9 to 15 and 10 to 18. Regular 49.95 to 59.95 Regular 65.95 CAPTAIN O. E. HANSON. MONORARY MARSHAL—Ernest T. Specht, Bell Gardens. Silver Pair—Anna and Emilie Specht. Nenevolent and Protective Order of Elks No. 99, Los Angeles. Silver Mount—Dixie Gray, Los Angeles. Boat (Org.)—First Baptist Church, Anaheim. Spanish Silver Mount—Edward F. Sotelo, Puente. Decorated Car—Criss Business College, Anaheim. Sumona Community Band. Silver Spanish Mount—Andy Alexander, Redondo Beach. Decorated Car—Wayne's for Flowers, Anaheim. Silver Matched Pair—Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen, San Diego. Boat (Com.)—S.Q.R. Store, Anaheim. Spanish Silver Mount—Bill Kershner, Baldwin Park. Corona High School Band. Silver Mount—L. D. Wardle, San Gabriel. Decorated Car—Kappa Delta Phi Eta Upsilon. Boat (Com.)—Harry Macres & Sons, Florists, Santa Ana. Silver Matched Pair—Mr. and Mrs. Edward Karl, Sierra Madre. Boat (Org.)—South Anaheim Boosters. Silver Mount—Bob Phillips, Glendale. Long Beach Youth Band and Carmenettes. Silver Mount—Frances Pitts, Pomona. Decorated Car—Casey-Beckham Pontiac, Anaheim. Boat (Com.)—Robert H. Boney, Anaheim. Mounted Group—California Mounted Patrol, Burbank. Count—Garden Grove 20-30 Club "Follow the Horses." MISS Slick Chick Appears on TV The 29th annual Anaheim Hallowe'en pageant and parade had a mighty attractive representative on Jack Bailey's "Queen for a Day" television show yesterday. She was, of course, Miss Slick Chick of 1952, Frances Hurtado. In addition to informing the television audience of the great community celebration here, Frances invited the selected queen, Miss Betty McGuire of Los Angeles, to be the weekend guest of the city during the big celebration. She will stay with Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Rogers of 13371 E. North st. HONG KONG (UP) — Reports from Macau today said 15 small Chinese Nationalist gunboats and three Chinese Communist craft battled for 12 hours in the Pearl river Estuary between here and the Portuguese colony Monday night and Tuesday morning. The outcome was not known. BETTER SUITS Yes! You can make terrific savings on better suits-Friday, Festival Day! These lovely, 100% wool suits were selected from our regular stock! Fabrics include Sheen Gabardine, Wool Crepe, Sharkskin and Rib Crepes in sizes 9 to 15 and 10 to 18. Regular 49.95 to 59.95 37.98 Regular 65.00 to 75.00 values 57.98 Regular 79.95 to 89.95 values 67.98 street floor FRIDAY . . . ONE DAY ONLY! FESTIVAL DAY SALE OF FINE FOOTWEAR 20% OFF any pair of RED CROSS SHOES for women PORTAGE SHOES for men LITTLE YANKEE SHOES for children This is truly a wonderful opportunity to save on fine quality footwear for the entire family. You may choose any pair in stock by these famous makers of fine footwear... but remember this offer is for Friday, One Day Only! street floor Than Ever This Year Over 195 Units to Participate in Big Procession Everybody who loves a parade is in for a full measure of pleasure this Saturday night, when the annual Hallowe'en parade passes down the streets of Anaheim and around the field at La Palma stadium. Before the procession is completed, viewers will have witnessed 198 outstanding units and one of the biggest and finest parades in the west. Starting from rather humble beginnings, the parade has grown steadily through the years into one of the major attractions of the local celebration. It reached a new peak this year, the 199 entries setting a parade record. In addition to the floats, the parade will have all the unusual trappings; horses, bands, marching units, and so on, ad infinitum. The six main divisions of the parade are: 1. "Story Book Tales," 2. "Old Hallowe'en," 3. "Holidays," 4. "Arizona Western," 5. "Mardi Gras," 6. "Grand Finale." Victor McLaglen's motorcycle corps will precede the parade, then will come the color guard. Hallowe'en officials and Grand Marshal Iron Eyes Cody and his sides. Following this impressive beginning, the Marine band from El Toro Marine base and the Long Beach Mounted Police troop will pass in review. The official Hallowe'en float with Miss Slick Chick of 1952, Frances Hurtado, riding upon it will come next. Anaheim high school's band will complete the vanguard and the various parade divisions will begin their march. Division 1, "Story Book Tales," will include floats, Western mounts and the Valencia, Torrance Youth Brea-Olinda high school and South Gate Youth bands. Division 2, "Old Hallowe'en," will feature many ancient cars, mounted units and the bands of the Anaheim Elks and Corona Junior high school and drum and bugle corps of Garden Grove Boy Scout Troop 25 and Oranco drum and bugle corps. Highlights of Division 3, "Holidays," will be the University of Southern California band and the March Air Force base band and WELCOMES YOU TO ANAHEIM'S HALLOWE'EN FESTIVAL AND TO THE TOWN - WIDE VAL BARGAIN DAY FRIDAY One Day Only A FEW OF THE S.Q.R. 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