anaheim-gazette 1952-11-10

Northrop Anaheim Draws Materials From Southern California Firms Southern California companies are supplying over half of the goods and services for the Pacific coast's largest optical assembly plant—Northrop Aircraft's Anaheim division. The largest number of contractors are in Los Angeles which claims 28 of the local suppliers. Companies in Anaheim, South Gate, Huntington Park, Compton, Hollywood, Glendale, Alhambra, Inglewood, Glendale, dena also contribute heavily to the Anaheim installation's assembly program. Other firms participating in the range finder procurement program are located in Fullerton, Maywood, El Monte, Lynwood, South Pasadena, Hawthorne, Riverside, Rosemead, Monrovia, San Gabriel, Costa Mesa, Van Nuys, Pomona, Berkeley, Culver City, Gardena and Encinitas. Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER WEATHERWISE — Rains came to Anaheim last week, dumping 41 inches of precipitation on the countryside. The parched, dry earth took it and there was little run off. ACCIDENTS—Anaheimer John E. Murray, 28, was killed instantly when the car in which he was riding crashed into a traffic island on Harbor blvd. He was the 82nd fatality of the year. Martin Samuels Jr., 27, San Diego; Frank M. Coats Jr., 24, Orange; Louise Shirley Boriek, 16, Costa Mesa, were other deaths attributed to traffic accidents. COURTOPIX—Henry Ford McCracken, hulking 35-year-old slayer of Patty Jean Hull, was returned to the San Quentin Death Row awaiting the new date for his rendezvous with death in the gas chamber. Marin County Superior Judge N. Charles Brusatori ruled him sane and denied a writ of mandate to force prison authorities to certify the hillbilly guitarist insane ... The murder trial of Billy Rupp, 18-year-old confessed slayer of Ruby Ann Payne, 15-year-old baby sitter, was continued today after a week-long election recess ... William Snyder, 25, was sent to China prison on check butting concerns are in Los Angeles which claims 28 of the local suppliers. Companies in Anaheim, South Gate, Huntington Park, Compton, Hollywood, Glendale, Alhambra, Inglewood, Glendale, dena also contribute heavily to the Anaheim installation's assembly program. Mary Van Arnam Taken by Death Mary Lynn Van Arnam, 44, a native of Tennessee who came to California 20 years ago and who has lived on a ranch at 7421 Red Gum road for seven years, died early yesterday morning at the ranch home after an extended illness. She is survived by her husband, Harmon L. Van Arnam; one sister, Mrs. G. E. Ratliff of Long Beach; aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Locke of Placentia and numerous nieces and nephews. She was a member of the Methodist church in Tennessee. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. Rev. Frank E. Butterworth, pastor of White Temple Methodist church, will officiate and entombment will be made in Loma Vista Memorial park mausoleum. Ana yesterday. Errors proved to be the Anaheimers undoing. At Corona, Joe Hernandez' Kwiksetters bowed, 10-2; while Costa Mesa blasted Placentia, 10-5, even though Tony Chaves for the losers. The Fullerton-Orange clash was postponed: wet grounds. Truck Stolen Booher Recover The pickup truck stole from Frank Clear, 1938 ter st., by Robert Wayne who escaped from Orange hospital last week, was for terday abandoned on Grove blvd. about four miles of Garden Grove. Police said today that the no other leads on Booher through cell bars and himself two stories to the with bed sheets to escape a psychopathic ward cell. October Build Permits Exceed $2,000,000 Ma October building active rural Orange county set pace as new subdivisions co to sprout and home build permit valuations for the above the $2,000,000 ms placed totals for the year at $24,933,198. October permits, valued 202,344, nevertheless repaired a drop of 39 per cent from September total, but was cent above the total for U 1951. Home building account $1,551,502 of the October not counting $66,750 in cation of private garages,$ in home additions and remand and $29,045 for foundation "move-ins." Single-family yings represented $1,411,416 triple-family unit const $140,092. Three offices building,$ $61,987; six store buildings,$ $71,400 and three school bus representing $79,800; were among the month's permits. Building permits for the week in the rural areas am to $31,600 in the Anaheim which ranked third in the for the period, as permits $303,723. Permit totals by comm ed to the San Quentin Death Row awaiting the new date for his rendezvous with death in the gas chamber. Marin County Superior Judge N. Charles Brusatori ruled him sane and denied a writ of mandate to force prison authorities to certify the hillbilly guitar insane. The murder trial of Billy Rupp, 18-year-old confessed slayer of Ruby Ann Payne, 15-year-old baby sitter, was continued today after a week-long election recess. William Snyder, 25, was sent to Chino prison on check charges. His common-law wife, Mrs. Adell Smith, 25, admitted working with Snyder and was given until April 24 on her application for probation. Judge Robert Gardner intimated that he would not place her in an institution at this time. She is expecting in February. Several other check and burglary charges were "processed" by the court. Richard Lopez, 18, was turned over to the Youth Authority, while Robert Carrillo, 24, was given 3 year's probation with 30 days in jail. The two Anaheimers admitted participating with John Verdin in an Anaheim market burglary. Verdin is serving a year in jail for his part in the crime. SPORTOPIX—Clare Van Hoorebeke's Anahi Colonists snarled the Sunset league championship race by tying Fullerhl, 13-13. Aaron Peralta, Jim Roberts, Gayle Herbal, Dean Philpott and Paul Grover played a lot of football be-Anahi outstatisticied Fullerton, 12-11. It was Anahi's ball game for 42 of the 48 minutes. The title hind a hard-charging Anahi line will be decided by the Fullerhl-Santana game Friday. Santa Ana beat Rolle Pullaski and Newport, 28-13; Orange upset Huntington Beach, 12-7. San Bernardino upended Fullerton college, 28-13, while Orange Coast upended Santa Ana, 14-0, in the Jaysee grid play. Laguna beat Brea-Olinda, 7-2, to clinch the OranCo League championship; Tustin dumped Garden Grove, 20-7; while Valencia defeated Capistrano, 14-0, on Sanimy Reymundo's pitching arm. He passed to Clarence Montana for both touchdowns. Dan Chiles converted... Val Wiethorn blasted a homer as Danny Rowland's Anaheim Optimista bowed to Santa Ana, 12-4 in an OranCo winter league ball game at Santa Ana yesterday. Errors proved to be the Anaheimers undoing. At Corona, Joe Hernander' Kwikseters bowed, 10-2; while Costa Mesa blasted Placentia, 10-5, even though Tony Chaves homered for the losers. The Fullerton-Orange clash was postponed: wet grounds. TRANSITION—There were 10 new Anaheimers—five baby boys and five baby girls; three departures; and two marriages... Lowell Mallonee, R. L. Allen, Romand Klathe, Niel McDonald and Harry Madley were the fathers of the baby daughters, while R. J. Foster, Epifiano Leyba, Mart Siggrawn, Fred McCoy, Richard Leptlen were the parents of the wee boys... Death took Ysidro Saucedo, 68, an Anaheimmer for 40 years; Leon M. Bennett, 70, and Danny Lee Penhall, 8-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Penhall... Harland Calkins and Florence Knoch got married as did Ramon Ortis and Mary Lopez. BIG CHIEF CASEY MEDICINE MAN BECKHAM need reliable answers to your "crisis questions" this year! get them in The Christian Science Monitor Often referred to as "a newspaperman's newspaper" the MONITOR covers the world with a network of News Bureaus and correspondents. Order a special introductory subscription today—3 months for $3. You'll find the MONITOR "must" reading and as necessary as your HOME TOWN PAPER. 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October Building Permits Exceed $2,000,000 Mark October building activities in Rural Orange county set a good pace as new subdivisions continued sprout and home building sent permit valuations for the month above the $2,000,000 mark and faced totals for the year, to date, $24,933,189. October permits, valued at $2,-2,344, nevertheless represented drop of 39 per cent from the September total, but was 14% per cent above the total for October, 51. Home building accounted for 1,551,502 of the October total, it counting $66,750 in construction of private garages, $160,077 home additions and remodeling, and $29,045 for foundations for move-ins." Single-family dwellers represented $1,411,410, multiple-family unit construction 80,092. Three offices building, costing 1,987; six store buildings costing 4,400 and three school buildings, presenting $79,800, were listed along the month's permits. Building permits for the past week in the rural areas amounted $31,600 in the Anaheim district, which ranked third in the county in the period, as permits totaled 13,723. Permit totals by communities Perry C. Curtis Dies at Age 84 Perry C. Curtis, 84, a native of Cass county, Mich., who came to California 46 years ago and who lived in Imperial county for eight years until the family home was established at 124 N. Placentia ave., died at the home yesterday evening after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife, Callista E. Curtis; one daughter, Mrs. Clarence Bircher of Placentia; five sons John H. Curtis of Eagle Rock Floyd F. of Santa Ana. Charlie B. of Placentia. Clarence V. and Leroy Curtis both of Anaheim. Two sisters, Mrs. Mamie Hollingsworth of Idaho and Mrs. Pearl Hemus of Fullerton; one brother, Clyde C. Curtis of Idaho; 11 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. He was a member of White Temple Methodist church. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. Frank E. Butterworth, pastor of the White Temple Methodist church, will officiate and burial will follow in the family plot in Anaheim cemetery. Mrs. Neubauer Dies in Hospital Margaret Neubauer, 71, a native of Germany who was brought to America as a child and who has lived on a ranch at 11782 Ballrd., for 69 years, died Saturday at Anaheim Community hospital after an extended illness. She is survived by three brothers, Bert and Paul Neubauer of Anaheim and Ernest Neubauer of Maywood and one sister, Elsie C. Neubauer of Anaheim. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Philip R. Selfridge, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church, will officiate and burial will follow in the family plot in Anaheim. Post-Election California Shuffle Sees Kuchel on Top, Regardles SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The sweeping Republican victory in the national elections will have more repercussions in the state of California than in almost any other state in the union. For Governor Earl Warren will have at least one, and possibly two highly important appointments to make as the result of the election of General Eisenhower. The number one appointment will be a successor to U.S. Senator Richard Nixon, elected vice-president, and the speculation is running rife as to who will get this fat plum from the governor's office. The thinking in the state capitol, without any assists from Warren, is that Thomas H. Kuchel, state controller, can have the job if he wants it. Kuchel, young politician from Orange county, first an assemblyman, second a state senator, and third, an appointee of the governor to the office of state controller generally is considered the fair-haired boy to get the appointment. For Kuchel has been elected controller on his own hook, is a veteran of state-wide campaigning, and not only that, has been a confident of the governor for some time. His education and background qualify him well to become a United States Senator, not only as an appointee, but also as a campaigner who could, if appointed, ruh for the office on his own and become an elected senator. On the other hand, if Warren is looking for a successor, there is no better qualified man in his own camp than Kuchel. So it might be that the chief executive make another appointment Kuchel stay in his predecessor and if Warren hires retiree or possibly takes job, thus having Kuchel chances on the government. Mentioned also an successor to Nixon Waters; assemblyman Angeles. Waters is also seen Knight number one threat toernorship,and cam hair at the last elect lenging Warren's toe-office.The lieutenant it is conceded.wou good senator;if he chl Washington in the era was offered to him. Warren through an pointment,could elm pentition,and virtually next governorship for the other hand,the governor do not be would appoint enemies to high office. Three offices building, costing 1,987; six store buildings costing 1,400 and three school buildings, presenting $79,800, were listed along the month's permits. Building permits for the past week in the rural areas amounted to $31,600 in the Anaheim district, which ranked third in the county at the period, as permits totaled 13,723. Permit totals by communities are: Costa Mesa $74,405, Garden Grove $52,712, Anaheim $31,600, Oguna Beach $20,250, Santa Ana $700, Tustin $16,565, Placentia $750, Brea $12,350, Westminster $245, La Habra $11,200, San Antonio Capistrano $10,448, Alamos $8500, Los Alamitos $5400, Ana Park $3218, Yorba Linda $78, Stanton $2850, Orange $50, Midway City $100, mislaneous $800. Anaheim area permits were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Verl Underwood, residence, 11732 Haster st., 900; Mrs. Claude Smith, residence, 9152 Orange ave., $8000; Thomas Shoen, residence, 9922 Orte ave., $9000; F. Andorko, residence, 11001 Magnolia, $4800. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Philip R. Selfridge, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church, will officiate and burial will be made in the family plot in Anaheim cemetery. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone 3209 251 N. Lemon If it's RICHFIE F CASEY N BECKHAM all over for car repairs? WAYS FAIR! 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BEFORE California Shuffle Top, Regardless that the chief executive would make another appointment, and let Kuchel stay in his present job until and if Warren himself decides to retire, or possibly take a federal job, thus having Kuchel take his chances on the governorship. Mentioned also as a possible successor to Nixon is Laughlin Waters, assemblyman from Los Angeles. Waters is, however, a neophyte on state-wide campaigns as far as his own candidacy is concerned, having experienced no battles except in his own assembly district. The general consensus is that Waters needs more build-up before he can qualify for the big U.S. Senator job. A possible effort to secure the U.S. Senate post for Lieutenant Governor Goodwin J. Knight was also seen. Knight is Warren's number one threat to the governorship, and came within a hair at the last election of challenging Warren's toe-hold on the office. The lieutenant governor, it is conceded, would make a good senator, if he chose to go to Washington in the event the job was offered to him. Warren, through a Knight appointment, could eliminate competition, and virtually set up the next governorship for Kuchel. On the other hand, those who know the governor do not believe that he would appoint his political enemies to high office merely to free himself of a challenge. And of course, if Kuchel should succeed Nixon, then the governor will have the appointment of a constitutional officer to the job of state controller. This in itself is no small office, and would be a nice political plum from Warren to any of his friends. As to Warren himself, he has signified no intention of going to Washington, although it generally is believed he may be offered a cabinet post. Personally, the governor is not anxious to go to the national capitol, and probably would not unless urged. 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