anaheim-gazette 1952-11-03

B-3 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1902 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA WAITING FOR THE SHOW — The Kids' Parade Friday afternoon wound up in the Greek Theatre of City Park where hundreds of kids had a screaming good time. It took a long time and plenty down and watch the show p Child Killed in Weekend Tragedy By The Associated Press Traffic death was no respector of age in Southern California during the weekend. Among casualties were a one-year-old child, two teenagers, a 25-year-old motorcyclist, a 55-year-old Pasadena real estate operat Child Killed in Weekend Tragedy By The Associated Press Traffic death was no respector of age in Southern California during the weekend. Among casualties were a one-year-old child, two teenagers, a 25-year-old motorcyclist, a 55-year-old Pasadena real estate operator and an 85-year-old woman. One-year-old Wendy Oliver crawled out the front door of her home in Maywood yesterday while her parents were still asleep. Samuel C. Kennedy who lives in the same building didn't see the child as he backed his car out of the garage. Wendy was crushed to death under the wheels. Robert C. Lane, 19, and Bonita Rae Mersh, 18, both of Compton, were killed in a headon crash near El Centro on Highway 80. C. Victor Sturdevant, Jr., of Pasadena, was killed when his car and a truck collided at the intersection of U.S. Highway 99 and State Highway 126 near Newhall. Mrs. Grace Mordant, 85, of Los Angeles, died at Hollywood Receiving hospital last night of injuries suffered when struck by a car at Vermont and Finley aves. The driver of the car was not held. Sidney Stowell, 25, was fatally injured when his motorcycle crashed on a curve on Senulveda blvd., a mile north of Mulholland drive. California Green, 72, died of injuries received when he was struck by a car at 112th st. and Wilmington blvd. Man Pickets to See His Child HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "Esther, please let me visit with my baby." Carrying a placard bearing these words, Philip Chain, 38, picketed the 800 block of North Edinburgh st., yesterday. Chain told police that his former wife, Esther, 30, who lives in the neighborhood, has refused to let him set the couple's baby. Darlene, 3., telling him the child was ill. Under terms of an interlocutory divorce decree obtained by Mrs. Chain, he added, the court awarded him the right to visit the child every week. Police said his picketing broke no law. New President Will be a Competitor By ARTHUR EDSON WASHINGTON (AP)—No matter who wins the election, the White House will have, for the first time since Warren G. Harding was there 30 years ago, a president who goes in for a competitive sport. Elsenhower plays golf; Stevenson plays tennis. Harding was a golfer, and a good one. He shot consistently in the 80s. Elsenhower recently shot an 81, and once had a 79 at Blind Brook in Port Chester, N.Y. After Harding came a couple of fishermen: Calvin Collidge and Herbert Hoover. Franklin D. Roosevelt swam spite of his physical handicap Harry S. Truman walks. None of these sports is considered competitive, although they may be a difference of opinion by some fish and by some fishermen. The White House has had several sports-minded inhabitants. George Washington was quite an athlete in his youth. Abraham Lincoln wrestled. Despite his 245 pounds, William Howard Taft had been a good baseball player. Taft and Harding kept their interest in baseball. Harding once NOW IN GOOD SUR I GOT FAST DELIVERY ON A NEW PONTIAC! I GOT THE LONGEST DEAL IN TOWN TOO! ORDER YOU POND TODAY Now you can get imm on a big, beautiful new Your Pontiac Dealer off est deal in town—low, ment—much longer time out the terms to suit yo CASEY-BECKH $36 S. Los Angeles St. "A GOOD DEAL AND SAUCERMEN? — Glittering foil-covered helmets and futuristic costumes marked the kids in the foreground as men from another world, them. last Fr at the parade. clown shaped into bulbous animals. 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