anaheim-gazette 1952-11-05

HOW THE PRESIDENTIAL VOTE STOOD AT 5 A.M., EASTERN TIME—Nine shaded states—with a total electoral vote of 89—are all that Gov. Adlai Stevenson carried in the presidential election on the basis of re-turns available at 5 a.m., eastern time. Gov. Dwight D. Eisenhower’s total electoral votes in the remaining 39 states was 442. (Wirephoto Map) State-by-State Vote Tabulation Tells Presidential Election Story State Elect Voting Units Re-porting Rep Elect. Vote D R Alabama 11 2,505 1,983 220,422 128,619 11 — Arizona 4 504 425 72,609 104,177 4 — Arkansas 8 2,100 1,543 145,284 116,549 8 — California 32 20,772 14,137 1,306,854 1,674,610 32 — Colorado 6 1,650 1,116 165,337 256,368 6 — Connecticut 8 169 169 481,482 610,989 8 — Delaware 3 276 240 62,228 68,770 3 — Florida 10 1,882 1,519 400,205 496,290 10 — Georgia 12 1,725 840 277,209 134,683 12 — Idaho 4 983 809 91,782 174,311 4 — Auto Club to Publish Map of Historic Sites An illustrated, four-color map of 370 marked historic sites in California, as recorded by state's Director of Natural Resources, has been produced by Automobile club of Southern California; it was announced today. Two of the 370 sites designated on the map are in Anaheim. Latest Tabulation Shows Vote on Propositions on California Ballot Prop. 1. Veterana loan bonds 2. School support increase 3. Private school tax exemptions 4. Payments to needy blind 5. Ban on subversives 6. Levering loyalty oaths 7. Party listing by cross filers 8. Church construction exemption 9. College construction exemption 10. Public funds for civic groups 11. Old age pension amendments Elect Votes 11 2,505 1,983 220,422 128,519 11 — Voting Units* 4 504 425 72,609 104,177 — Reporting Dem 8 2,100 1,543 145,294 116,549 — Rep 32 20,772 14,137 1,305,856 1,674,610 — Rep 6 1,620 1,116 165,337 256,368 — Rep 8 169 169 481,482 610,989 — Rep 3 276 240 62,228 85,770 — Rep 10 1,682 1,519 400,205 496,290 — Rep 12 1,725 940 277,209 134,683 — Rep 4 968 809 91,792 174,311 — Rep 27 9,880 9,460 1,947,748 2,402,853 — Rep 13 4,202 3,917 755,448 1,056,270 — Rep 10 2,491 2,367 423,720 761,147 — Rep 8 2,850 2,158 188,642 410,245 — Rep 10 4,128 2,791 361,472 350,621 — Rep 10 2,117 1,297 236,890 236,298 — Rep 5 625 617 118,545 232,275 — Rep 9 1,401 1,428 391,744 493,847 — Rep 16 1,967 1,967 1,085,821 1,293,800 — Rep 20 4,480 4,138 1,120,229 1,421,029 — Rep 11 3,791 2,299 293,327 492,104 — Rep 8 1,790 1,448 147,865 100,468 — Rep 13 4,771 4,489 833,360 838,234 — Rep 4 (not shown) (not shown) The other Anaheim site is located in Pioneer; Home of the Mott Colony; located on West st.; not of Santa Ana st. Built in 1858; was the home of George Hansen; one of the founders of Anaheim. Three other sites are located in Orange county; including the mous San Juan Capistrano Mission. The state has four registered sites but only those which are marked and accessible to the public have been included on the map by a number of Public Relations Department for the December issue of "Westways," official publication of the Auto club. Location of each site is designated on the map by a number. Historic importance of each landmark is described on the back of the map. Jack Hersh Gets Navy Promotion WITH THE ATLANTIC FLEET (FHTNC)—Jack A. Hersh son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Hersh; was recently advanced to electrician's major third class while serving aboard the Submarine USS Wahoo. The advancement is a result of competitive examinations conducted this summer on all ships and Naval establishments throughout the world. Since every Navy man has two jobs, the test was divided into military questions covering knowledge of seamanship, gunnery and military law; etc., and the professional part concerning his Naval trade. MORE ABOUT... County (continued from Page One) the voting reached from age to Propositions on California Ballot Prop. 1. Veterans' loan bonds 9,122 1,523,685 279,930 2. School support increase 10,470 1,319,839 703,863 3. Private school tax exemptions 10,666 1,104,997 1,104,628 4. Payments to needy blind 8,699 866,250 708,301 5. Ban on subversives 10,087 1,382,254 649,544 6. Levering loyalty oaths 10,101 1,245,098 607,221 7. Party listing by cross filers 9,522 1,180,207 473,005 8. Church construction exemption 8,546 1,079,807 378,455 9. College construction exemption 8,548 1,055,947 369,220 10. Public funds for civic groups 10,500 747,011 1,103,986 11. Old age pension amendments 10,519 859,722 1,162,629 12. Military service by officials 7,620 965,773 216,645 13. Ban on cross filing 10,156 879,527 1,007,531 14. Chinese restrictions repeal 7,194 889,275 271,534 15. Banks, insurance Co. taxes 8,165 1,129,469 223,686 16. Burough government in cities 8,178 839,196 260,143 17. Chiropractic act amendments 8,178 673,534 726,682 18. Local redevelopment projects 7,933 816,220 452,417 19. Holdovers for grand juries 8,037 609,869 589,257 20. Hospital construction funds 7,160 562,509 589,774 21. Superior court vacancies 7,111 731,598 347,497 22. Property tax statements 8,164 529,823 572,007 23. Sectionized land assessments 7,190 471,463 589,721 24. $180,000,000 school bonds 10,042 1,290,324 398,888 Stock Market NEW YORK (AP)—Markets at a glance: Stocks—higher; post-election advance. Bonds — Irregular; governments firm. Cotton — Lower; liquidation and hedging. CHICAGO—Wheat—Easy; some moisture in Texas. Corn—Easy; fairly good cash corn yields. Oats—Easy; some Canadian oats arrive here. Horses—Generally 15-25 cents higher; top $17.90. Cattle—Unvenuely strong to 50 cents lower; top $86.50. Legislator III SAN DIEGO (AP)—California's only woman legislator; Assemblywoman Kathryn Niehouse was in a hospital here today and well-wishers were asked not to call. Mrs. Niehouse, a Republican, won both major party nominations in the primary for her sixth assembly term and had only token opposition yesterday. Warren Will Name New Senator SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Gov. Warren said here today that he will appoint a Southern California Republican to succeed Sen. Richard M. Nixon, the vice president-elect. Warren's announcement immediately focused attention on State Controller Thomas H. Kuchel and Assemblyman Laughlin Waters. Kuchel, a resident of Anaheim, Orange county, has been state controller since his appointment by Warren in 1947. Kuchel is 44 and a Navy veteran. Waters of Los Angeles is the State chairman of the GOP. He is a staunch Warren man. Warren added, however, he had not determined who he will name to succeed Nixon. "I have not even tentatively decided," Warren told newsmen in his suite at the St. Francis Hotel. "I think the right thing to do is to appoint a Southern California and a Republican." Santa Ana approved a city charter and a three year tax levy of $300,000 for a new swimming pool. San Clemente voted a $150,000 water bond issue and rejected to sell the San Clemente Beach club and acquire beach frontage. Among three races for judge in the county, two appeared definitely decided but the Santa Ana-Orange municipal court judgeship must await the count of more than 1200 absentee ballots Nov. 21 so close were City Judge R. M. Crookshank and Justice Howard Cameron both of Santa Ana in the unofficial count. That count gave Crookshank a lead of only 57 votes, 15.136 to 15.079 with one precinct missing. Judge Donald Dodge held a safe lead over A. K. Phelps in the race for judge of Newport Beach justice court and City Judge Celia Young of Huntington Beach was far ahead of Justice Elmer J. Hughes of Seal Beach in the contest for judge of Huntington Beach-Seal Beach justice court. Californians Fear Radioactivity More than A-Blast A majority of Californians fear the effects of radioactivity far more than blast or heat from an atomic explosion, according to opinions expressed by men and women during this week's (Nov. 3) statewide broadcast of the state office of civil defense. People from various walks of life in 30 California cities took part in the program. To the question "How long do you think America has to get ready to meet a possible enemy attack with atomic bombs?" the average of the replies indicated less than three years. A high percentage showed a basic knowledge in first aid, although the number of homes having at least one person trained in first aid within the last two years fell far short of the goal of civil defense which is at least one trained first-alder in every California home. Those living in valley or inland communities seemed better prepared to survive a three day period with food regularly on the family emergency shelf than did residents of larger coastal cities. Dr. Albert W. Bellamy, chief of radiological services in the state office of civil defense, spoke on radiological problems. Bob VanWagoner Serves with USAF In Philippines CLARK AFB—Maj. Robert N. Van Wagoner, World War II veteran of the European Campaign, son of Mr. J. S. Van Wagnor, 215 E. North st., recently arrived in the Philippines to serve a tour of duty with the U.S. Air Force. Inspector at the Office of the Inspector General, headquarters, 'Peter Pan' Ready for Stage at FJC Tomorrow; Unique Staging Use 'Peter Pan' Ready for Stage at FJC Tomorrow; Unique Staging Us Two years ago, movie star Jean Arthur, portraying the title role in James M. Barrie's famous fantasy, "Peter Pan," proved on Broadway that the old story still has charm, for both oldsters and youngsters. This week, when "Peter" is presented as the annual fall play at Fullerton Junior college, audiences will have the opportunity to experience that charm. The production will be presented in the auditorium for two matinees, Nov. 6 and 7, and one evening performance, Nov. 8. Starring in the title role is Barbara Roberts, dance and drama student at Fullerton. From the moment she, as "Peter," files in the window and matter-of-factly teaches three children to fly, the spectator can drop his everyday role. How "Peter" and the Darling children "fly" has not been revealed by Drama Coach Alex Omalev. The illusion will be good, he promises. Novelty lies in the manner in which "Never-land," the home of "Peter" and the Lost Boys, will be recreated in scenery. Three water-color paintings by Guido Zemgals (Whittier), FJC art major, serve as the major backdrops. They were photographed in kodachrome and reproduced on colored slides which will be projected on the backdrop. The scenes by Zemgals depict the quarterdeck of the villainous "Captain Hook's" pirate ship, "Mermaid's Lagoon," and the home of the "Lost Boys," who arrived in Never-land when they fell out of their baby cribs. Other students cast in the play include Florence Rowland (Fullerton) as "Mrs. Darling"; Joyce Shunk (Anaheim) as "Wendy," oldest of the children; Roland Hiltscher (Anaheim) as "Capt. Hook" and "Mr. Darling"; Andrea Williams (Orange) as "Liza"; Marshall Hall as "Smee"; Jack Wright (Fullerton) as "Slightly Solled"; and Patty Mennes (Buena Park) as "Tiger Lily." Who is cast in the role of "Nana," the big Newfoundland dog who is the nurse to the Darling... Machine Course Given at AUEHS The adult education program at Anaheim Union High school is offering a course in machine shop and welding on Monday and Wednesday in the school shop from 6:30 to 9:30. Principal William Poulson reminded today. In the machine shop course there is a wide variety of machines available as well as a complete assortment of hand tools. Students are encouraged to learn the machines of their choice and develop their own projects. Welding offers oxy-acetylene and are welding. Information and registration forms may be obtained at the main office of the school or at the machine shop. The course is under the direction of Claude Booth. William Dean Dies In Local Hospital William A. Dean, 65, died yesterday morning at Anaheim Community hospital. A native of Nebraska, he had been a resident of Orange county since 1912. Survivors include his wife, Ruth A. of the family home, 6032 Fullerton ave., Buena Park, two sons, Theodore Dean of Culver City, John Halliday of Los Angeles, four grandchildren and four sisters, Mrs. Maude Owens, Buena Park, Mrs. Gertrude Goodrich, Mrs. Mable Bradery of Mariposa and Mrs. Lillie Reynolds of Anaheim. Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be held in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars, Friday, Nov. 7, at 7:30 p.m. Mass at St. Boniface church Saturday at 10 a.m. Other students cast in the play include Florence Rowland (Fullerton) as "Mrs. Darling"; Joyce Shunk (Anaheim) as "Wendy," oldest of the children; Roland Hiltscher (Anaheim) as "Capt. Hook" and "Mr. Darling"; Andrea Williams (Orange) as "Liza"; Marshall Hall as "Smee;" Jack Wright (Fullerton) as "Slightly Solled"; and Patty Mennes (Buena Park) as "Tiger Lily." Who is cast in the role of "Nana," the big Newfoundland dog who is the nurse to the Darling children? The actor's name is secret. The remainder of the cast includes Tom Costello, "Curley"; Jim Sterkel (Alhambra), "Great Big Little Panther"; John Kizer, the "First and Second Twin." Cast as "Lost Boys" are Fullerton Union High school students who include Funeral Set Funeral services for Kenneth Edward Hemingway, 19, will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. Rev. William McKinley Walker will officiate with interment to follow in Anaheim cemetery. Soldier on Leave Manuel Machado is back from Newfoundland where he was stationed in the armed forces. He and his wife are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Coehlo, 9031 Denni rd., while looking for a place to live. QUARTER-NORSE Oct. 29-Nov.15 Daily except Sunday 8 races daily. Past time 1 P.M. 9 races Sat. & Holidays. Post time 12:15 P.M. PARI-MUTUELS SPECIAL BUSSES DAILY direct to tractor from Los Angeles (Iv.11:30), Hollywood (Iv.11:30), Long Beach (Iv.12:30), Wauys (Iv.11:00), Pasadena (Iv.11:00), Glendale (Iv.10:45). Departure times min., earlier on Saturdays & Holiday Call Mutual 311 for bus information. GEN. Adm. 51 LOS ALAMITOS Orange County Schools Receive Nearly $6 Million from State SACRAMENTO (CNS) — Approximately 25 per cent of the state budget was designated today for transmission to school districts throughout California. Dr. Roy E. Simpson, state superintendent of public instruction, certified $261,796,121.71 as the principal apportionment for the 1952-53 fiscal year to State Controller Thomas H. Kuchel, stating this is a "minimum amount" and does not include additional apportionments for growth in pupil attendance during the current year. FJC Men Speak At Chaffey JC Twenty-three speech students from Fullerton attended a recent after-dinner speaking contest at Chaffey Junior College. That meet was not competitive. Al Newman (Anaheim) and John Citso (Whittier) both spoke for Fullerton on the elections. Two contests, one for the women's championship and one for the men's, will be held Nov. 19. Speakers each draw a card bearing a subject and giving the order of speaking. Each has the length of time of the preceding speech in which to prepare his own. Zahrte Promoted An Anaheim resident, G. W. Zahrte, 1213 E. Adele, has been promoted to foreman in the material handling section of Northrop Aircraft's Anaheim Division, it has been announced. Mr. Zahrte is one of nearly 1200 persons engaged in production of T-41 range finders for the U.S. Army Ordnance Corps at Northrop-Anaheim. Featuring the Finest in Imported Philippine Rattan Furniture Featuring the Finest in Imported Philippine Rattan Furniture All cushions in choice of materials and patterns . . . and all covers with zipper for easy cleaning. LAMPS - LAMPSHADES - GIFTS The Tropic Shop 721 No. Los Angeles St., Anaheim 5015 TODAY'S BIGGEST BARGAIN Edison electricity actually costs you less today than ever before Edison electricity actually costs you less today than ever before, because your rates for domestic electric service have been reduced more than twenty-five times since 1921. But keeping our rates down these days is getting harder all the time. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY MITOS RACE COURSE