anaheim-gazette 1952-12-02

RADIO and TELEVISION TUESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Murine KHI-KPI-KKI News KBCA-Paul Masterson KNH-Balbhary KPAO-Connect 1:15 KFI-Fleetwood Lawn KHPO-News KHE-Rockfest Gun KNH-Balbhary 1:29 KFI-Cabbage & Kings KMPO-Clock Watcher KBOA-Don Garred KNH-Frank Goe 1:45 KFI-Knox Manning KMO-Somers KHI-Paul Masterson KHI-Jam Hayes KNH-Barry Gabetta 8:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Books KPH-Phil Murray KMPO-KPWB-News KBCA-Breakaway Club KHI-Cool Brown KNX-Halph Story KPAO-Stocks 8:15 KLAO-Batter, Baynes KPI-Coffee Time KMPO-Market, Sports KNX-KNE News KWPB-Bill Leyden 8:35 KLAO-KPI-News KMPO-Clock Watcher KHI-Havest of West KNX-Grand Slam 8:45 KPI-Andy & Virginia KWPB-News KBCA-Boosemary KPAO-Unity 9:00 A.M. KLAO-News, Hayes KBCA-Gardens KNX-Bill Anson KNJ-Music KKI-Wendy Warren KWI-Sull Stewart KAIP-Rush Parade 9:15 KPI-Vie Lindahl KBOA-Chet Stuntley KLI-Commentary KAID-Aunt Jenny 9:20 KLAO-Peter Potter KPI-Ladler Day KHOA-Break the Bank KHI-Nova Young KAIP-Holm Trent 9:45 KXX-Gal Sunday 10:00 A.M. KLAO-Peter Potter KFI-KU-Umawu KMPO-News, Clock Watcher RADIO TUESDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. KEOA-News, Berch KAIP-Big Buster KAIP-Concert 10:15 KFI-Sob and Bay KBCA-Music KBJ-Tell o Test KNX-Ma Fortins 10:25 KBJA-America Min KBJ-Strike in Rich KBFC-Ig Cook KBCA-True Story KNX-Dr Malone KBFA-Somes 10:45 KBJ-Russ Morgan KNX-Outding Light 11:00 A.M. KLAO-Peter Potter KBPI-Double or Nothing KBJ-Ladies Fair KBFA-Bill Anson KBX-Milton Bart KBFA-Guy Rates Port 11:15 KBCA-Reserve KBFA-Somers KBX-Ferry Masmon 11:20 KBPI-Bright Day KBFA-Lage Like Maire KBX-Nissa Drake KBFA-Quten for Day KBFA-Nova Hall 11:35 KBPI-Dok Hope KBFA-Bright Day 12 NOON KBLAO-Super Potter KBPI-Pen Sweet KBFA-Kill Newt KBFW-Bill Anson KBX-Kill Kennelly KBFA-Concert 12:15 KBPI-Bound of Life KBFA-Paul Harvey KBX-Bill Pop House 12:30 KBLAO-$70 Club KBFI-Pepper Young KBFA-Jack Owens KBFI-Inhiding the Story KBFW-Bill Ring KBFX-Art Lintlettter 12:45 KBFI-Happiness Right KBFX-Music KBFW-Joe Tocam 1:00 P.M. KLAO-News, Grin KPI-Stone Wife KMPO-Ira Cook KDCA-Bill Ring KJI-Jack Eikwood KNX-Wendall Noble KPAO-Serenade 1:15 KPI-Stella Dallas KPI-Snap Every Day, Story KDCA-AJ Jarvis KPAO-Friends of Music 1:35 KBPI-Wildman Brown KHI-Lucky D KNX-Philipp Norman KPAO-Compose 1:45 KBPI-Woman in House 2:00 P.M. KBPO-News, J Grant KPI-Plain Bill KDCA-B. Crocker, Reenie Kemper KNX-News, Geo. Fisher KPBW-Matthee Hart KPAO-Matinee 2:15 KBLAQ-$70 Club KPI-Pt. Page Parrell KJI-Star Time KNX-Anthus Godfrey 6:20 KPI-Lorenzo Jones KJI-Take a Number 6:55 KPI-Dorothy Wife KECA-Drama 3:00 P.M. KBLAQ-News, 370 KBPI-Welcome Travellers KLPCO-News, J Grants KPBW-May It Again KPBW-Maine Hart KJI-club 620 KNX-Anthus Godfrey KPAQ-News 3:30 KPI-Dr. Paul KBCA-Ocal Tinner KNI-Lynn & Wood KPAO-Overs 3:50 KPI-Dave Garroway KNI-Paula Stones KNX-Curt Massey 4:00 P.M. KBLAQ-News Beautiful KLPCO-News Crosby KBCA-Mary Margaret Mcbride KPBW-Red Rows KNI-Polton Lewis Jr. KNX-Beulah KPAO-Masterpiece 4:25 KLAQ-Gene Norman KPI-Feature Wire KPMO-Twingle Takes KNBJ-Heningway KNX-Jack Smith 4:50 KPI-R. Wagner KMPO-Bolero Time KBCA-Nancy Holme KNBJ-Curt Masser * KNX-Home Polks 6:45 KDCA-News KNH-Sam Hayes KNX-Hawthorne's Mall Bag (C) 3823. by Universal Radio Features Syndicate - Sum E. Dunn. CHP Asks Aid in Checking Dec. Traffic Deaths SACRAMENTO—The California Highway Patrol today asked the public's help in a December drive to "actually reduce traffic deaths not just talk about it." Patrol Commissioner Clifford E. Peterson said he hoped any public indifference to the traffic toll would be lessened during the holiday season. "People seem to be more responsive to humanitarian and sentimental appeals this time of year," he said, "and that's what we're banking on." Peterson declared the patrol would do its part in the life-saving program by staging traffic checks, handling out safety literature and stepping up enforcement activity. Last December 322 persons died in traffic accidents throughout the state. "Just a single life saved this year will be worth any extra effort." Peterson said, adding that the toll could be materially reduced if every motorist and pedestrian would accept personal responsibility for his or her own safety. As a positive step for drivers to take, Peterson suggested that they tighten up on their driving habits and obey all traffic laws. "Year after year," he said, "our records show that in more than nine out of ten cases, Californians are being killed and injured in traffic because someone violates a law." Kwiksetters Win Pins for Five Years of Service Eleven Kwiksetters have been awarded pins by Kwikset Locksmith. KWIKSETTERS Win Pins for Five Years of Service Eleven Kwiksetters have been awarded pins by Kwikset Locks, Inc., for service to the Anaheim lockset manufacturing firm during the past five and three year periods, it was announced today by Walter E. Miller, Jr., director of industrial relations. More than 225 service pins have been awarded Kwiksetters since the company was organized seven years ago. For five years' service with Kwikset, a gold pin with pearl inset is awarded. Personnel with three years' service receive a silver pin. New five years members of the Kwikset Service club are: Lillian Velten, cylinder assembly department, 851 N. Orange, Orange. James Thompson, polishing, 13809 S. San Pedro, Los Angeles. John Stevenson, shipping, 12139 E. Molette, Norwalk. Three year pins went this month to: Secundino Higuera, punch press department, 121 N. Ohio, Anaheim. Josephine McGinnis, cylinder assembly, 908 E. Broadway, Anaheim. Herbert L. Lathrop, polishing, 7536 E. Racine, Paramount. Ellis Sims, plant protection, 119 S. Main, Placentia. DIAL-LITES — TONIGHT — TELE-TIPS 6:30—KFI—McGee & Molly 7:00—KNX—People Are Funny 8:00—KECA—Town Meeting 8:20—KHJ—Dr. Kildare 9:20—KNX—Mindy Carson 7:20 (7)—Bessah 8:30 (11)—Tito Guzar 9:00 (4)—Fireside Theater 9:20 (2)—Suspense 9:30 (13)—Boxing TUESDAY A. M. 8:00 KNXT (2)—One in Every Family" 9:00 KNXT (2)—Murder in Reverse" KBNH (4)—Hibbily Blits" 10:20 KNXT (2)—Gulf Living KBAC (12)—Women Wonderful 11:00 KBNH (4)—Need for Thot PKMN (8)—Crookie KBAC (15)—Mike Boy 11:15 KBCA (2)—Pilm News 11:39 KBKT (2)—Pilm KBNH (4)—Helpfully Teens KBPM (8)—Search for 12:20 KNBH (4)—Welcome Traveler KBJ (9)—News, "Under A Cloud" KLAC (12)—"Old Fashioned Girl" 12:45 KNXT (2)—Strike It Rich KBBN (4)—K. Smith Erl. KECA (7)—Cooking KFMB (8)—Your Schools KTVV (11)—Cinema Chef 6 1:20 KNXT (2)—Everywhere I Go 2:00 P.M. KNTJ (2)—A Godfrey Knob Territory* KNXT (2)—Brass Monkey* 3:00 P.M. KBNH (4)—Big Picture KTLA (5)—News, Music, KECA (7)—Al Javis KPMB (8)—Smokey Rogers KTJ (9)—Queen for a Day 3:30 KBNH (4)—J. McElroy KTLA (8)—News, Music, KJIJ (9)—Lucky U KLAO (13)—Hollywood TV 4:00 P.M. KBNH (4)—Chef Milani KTLA (5)“In the Army” KJIJ (9)—Gene Norman KTTV (11)–Hita Laroy in traffic because someone violates a law.” TODAY'S CROSS- TELEVISION Tuesday, Dec. 2 4:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Murder in Reverse" KNBH (4)—"Hilbilly Blitz" 19:00 KNXT (2)—Gulf, Living KLAC (12)—Women Wonderful 11:00 KNBH (4)—Food for Thot KPMB (6)—Cooking KLAO (15)—Mike Boy 11:15 KECA (2)—Film, News 11:30 KNXT (2)—Film KNBH (4)—Helpfully Needs KPMB (8)—Search for Tomorrow 11:45 KNXT (2)—Linkletter KECA (7)—Navy Spy" 12 NOON KNBH (4)—Big Payoff KPMB (8)—Big Payoff 12:15 KNXT (3)—Gerry Moore KTLA (5)—Newerbel KECA (7)—Name's Same KPMB (8)—Closet Kid KTYV (11)—Ramar KLAO (13)—"Hideout" 7:15 KNBH (6)—Short Story KTLA (5)—Boys Camera KBJ (8)—Movie Quig 7:30 KNXT (2)—Danger KBNH (4)—Dinah Shore KTLA (5)—Million Dollar Week-end" KECA (7)—Berulah KPMB (8)—News KBJ (8)—Harlem Jubilee KTLV (11)—Heart of the City 7:45 KNBH (4)—News 6:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—The Web KNBH (4)—Milton Berle KCMB (8)—Wrestling KPMB (9)—Milton Berle KTYV (11)—Abbott & Costello 8:15 KNBH (0)—B. Brundage 8:20 KNXT (3)—J. Wakely KBJ (9)—TV Univ. KTYV (11)—The Guiler 8:35 KTLA (5)—Headlines 8:35 P.M. KNXT (8)—Crime Syndicate KNXE (9)—Pride Thirtieth Edition KECA (7)—Stonewall Kitchen KBJ (9)—Two Not So Waste KTTV (11)—"South of Pago Pago" 9:00 KNXT (2)—Suspense KNBH (4)—Circle Thrtr. KECA (7)—Red Sanders KPMB (8)—Chevron Thr. KLAO (13)—Boxing 10:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—TV News KNBH (4)—Two for the Money KTLA (5)—Topper KECA (7)—News, J. Bourke KTMB (8)—Big Picture KTLA (5)—Neva Music, KECA (7)—Al Jarvis KPMB (8)–Smokey Rogers KBJ (8)–Queen for a Day 3:20 KNBH (4) J. McIlroy KTLA (5)–Neva Music, KLIJ (9)–Lucky U KLAO (13)–Hollywood TV 6:00 P.M. KNBH (4) Chef Miland KTLA (5)“In the Army” KBJ (9)–Gene Norman KTTV (11)-Hits Larry 6:15 KNXT (2)–Search for Tomorrow KTTV (11)-"There Goes Kelly" 4:20 KNXT (2)-Mike & Buff 6:45 KNBH (4)-Gobby Hayes KLAO (13)-Dr. Wilson HORIZONTAL: 1 To elevate 6 King of Troy 11 Place of uproar 12 Creator 14 King of Bashan 15 Defamatory statement 17 To cloy 18 To become Lawful 19 Offer 22 Undivided whole is borne by French article 28 Steedfast Comparisons to check Probesole Undisputed to retaining to ship Italian river Razor strap Girl's name Glamorous soin Command Fabulous bird Silm Leafy-stommed hark Asks Aid in Tracking Dec. Traffic Deaths MENTO—The California Patrol today asked the help in a December drive to really reduce traffic deaths, talk about it." Commissioner Clifford Person said he hoped any difference to the traffic aid be lessened during the season. It seem to be more relevant to humanitarian and appeal appeals this time of year, said, "and that's whatking on." On declared the patrolits part in the life-saving by staging traffic checks, but safety literature and pup enforcement activity, December 32 persons died accidents throughout the city. A single life saved this will be worth any extra Peterson said, adding toll could be materially iff every motorist and on would accept person-ability for his or her city. Positive step for drivers toerson suggested that they be on their driving habits all traffic laws. After year," he said, "our know that in more than ten cases, California-being killed and injured because someone violates setters Win for Five of Service Kwiksetters have been wins by Kwiksetters have been poets, Writers And Cartoonists Join for Panel Prominent writers, cartoonists and poets of Orange county will participate in a four-panel discussion at Santa Ana College's annual Writers Festival tomorrow afternoon, conducted under direction of Miss Lota Blythe, instructor in creative writing. Dedication of the Orange county Author's corner in the college library will take place following the panel discussion. The fiction panel will include Allen Vaughn Elston, Santa Ana; John Weld, Laguna Beach novelist; Dr. Austin Roberts and William Colt MacDonald, Laguna Beach writers. In the non-fiction panel will be Velma Dunlap, Los Angeles Times; Marian Fickes, Orange, feature writer; Dorothy Banker Turner, writing teacher, Pomona; Michael Jackson, feature writer, Laguna Beach; Louis Pollock, radio-TV writer, Laguna Beach; and George E. Hart, press bureau; Santa Ana. The panel for light verse includes Ethel Jacobson, Fullerton; Vesta Lukei, formerly Santa Ana, now of Redlands; Emily Alleman, Ruth Christiansen and Betty Isler, all of Santa Ana. Cartoonists Burr Shafer of Santa Ana, Tom Hudson of Orange, and Robert Armstrong of Laguna Beach, will handle the cartoon panel. Couple Regains Gambling Loss Complaint by a Buena Park couple that they had lost $80 in games of chance in one booth at a carnival conducted in Buena Park last weekend, resulted in the closing of seven booths by deputy sheriffs. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Woods, 6511½ Western ave., Buena Park, who lodged the complaint regarding highway patrol to issue a warning notice at all! Which means, in effect, that highway patrol has assumed duties of the courts and on the face of it, this would be assumption nullifying the into the legislature, which has that violators of the such as failure to have a license driving without a taillight, or one headlight, is a misdemeanor. Thus the patrol tells the victim, or alleged violator, that merely must correct the parar violation, all is forgiven, no punishment exists for him committed the violation in first place. This apparent transfer of diicial function to a law enforcement agency may be a matter further investigation on the basis of legislative committees on or vehicles. The highway patrol contends that long adherence to the tom of the warning notice made it a general practice throughout the state. Literary thousands of notices have issued by the highway patrol in different sections of California, and on different highways primarily for mechanical fects. As mechanical defects-in an automobile normally constitute hazard both to life and property some observers contend the co should have opportunity to determine the penalties for failing comply with the requirement the state law. Leo Franklin Named to New Post at Kwikset Leo Franklin, 420 N. Citron, Anaheim, has been named super-intendent of Kwikset Locks' Center st. plant, it was announced to highway patrol to issue a warning notice at all! SACRAMENTO (CNS) — contractors state license board day announced that Kirkhart General Building Contractors, 533 Zeyn, Anaheim, has qualified a general building contractor cense, which will be issued in days if no written protests filed. Kwiksetters Win for Five Pins of Service Kwiksetters have been pins by Kwikset Locks, service to the Anaheim manufacturing firm last five and three year was announced today E. Miller, Jr., director relations. An 225 service pins awarded Kwiksetters company was organized ago. The years' service with a gold pin with pearl awarded. Personnel years' service receive in. Years members of the service club are: Welten, cylinder assembly, 851 N. Orange, James Thompson, polly S. San Pedro, Los John Stevenson, ship E. Molette, Norwalk pins went this month. Higuera, punch press, 121 N. Ohio, Anasphine McGinnis, embly, 908 E. Broadheim, John Manly, die, 168 W. Center, Eugene Anderson, 217 Florence, Anaholz, tool and die, 857 Anaheim. Roland Du-press, 726 Juniper Hebert L. La-ning, 7536 E. Racine, Ellis Sims, plant 119 S. Main, Placent-DAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Gambling Loss Complaint by a Buena Park couple that they had lost $80 in games of chance in one booth at a carnival conducted in Buena Park last weekend, resulted in the closing of seven booths by deputy sheriffs. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Woods, 6511½ Western ave., Buena Park, who lodged the complaint regarding their loss, were refunded their $80 by Ernest A. Martin, proprietor of the carnival, when the investigation took place. Investigating officers said they ordered the closing of the seven booths because they violated the state lottery laws. Infant's Funeral Services Held Memorial services for Sheryl Ann Wheeler, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray N. Wheeler of 500 Bedford st., La Habra, were conducted at the Hilgenfeld chapel Sunday afternoon at 3:30. In addition to her parents she leaves one sister, Marsha G. Wheeler; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Mildred Wheeler Kelly of Brea and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bowden of Perris, Calif. Rev. W. Paul Kirk, pastor of the Temple Baptist church, officiated. Articles Filed SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The secretary of state today announced filing of articles of incorporation for the Anaheim Holding Company. The company has 1000 shares of no par stock. Directors are Carl P. Jensen, Lynwood, John C. Crean, Garden Grove, and H. C. Keyes, Bellflower. Leo Franklin Named to New Post at Kwikset Leo Franklin, 420 N. Citron, Anaheim, has been named superintendent of Kwikset Locks' Center st. plant, it was announced today by Adolf Schoepe, president of the Anaheim lockset manufacturing firm. In his new position, Franklin will be responsible for production and fulfilling all contracts at the plant located on E. Center st., across the railroad tracks from the Anaheim Santa Fe station. Kwikset's Center st. plant, which has been operated by Kwikset for a year both as a warehouse and later as a production facility, employs more than 175 persons. Previous to being named plant superintendent, Franklin was in charge of mortar shell production at the plant. He joined the Kwikset team in May 1948 before the manufacturing plant moved from South Gate to Anaheim. He served as foreman and night superintendent of lockset production at the main Kwikset plant on Santa Ana st., before transferring to the Center st. facility. Also named to new posts at Kwikset are Carl Baker, 703 S. Palm, Anaheim, and Arthur P. Fabre, 1255 W. 87th st., Los Angeles, both of whom have been appointed to the research and development department of the engineering division of the main Kwikset plant. Baker will be director of research and development and Fabre will be research and development technician. They formerly were assigned to the Kwikset Center st. plant. Both men came to Kwikset in January, 1952. Ford Estate is Willed to Wife The late Elmer L. Ford, proprietor of Ford's Liquor store at 315 E. Center st., willed his estate, with its $9000 annual income, to his wife, Kathryn Ford, of 331 N. Palm st., Anaheim, it was shown late yesterday when his will was filed for probate in Superior court at Santa Ana. The petitioner, Mrs. Ford, also asked letters of administration with will annexed. The estate con-SACRAMENTO (CNS) — contractors state license board day announced that Kirkhart general Building Contractors, 532 Zeyn, Anaheim, has qualified a general building contractor cense, which will be issued in days if no written protests filed. BRITAIN'S GLAMOR STAMPE—An unprecedented glamor pot trait of Britain's lovely young queen adorns these new postage stamps, first of the new Elizabethen reign. The three quarter view portrait of Queen Elizabeth reign. The three-ture made by a-London professional photographer, will replace the traditional stald postrait etched from a painting Proud British postal official explained: "We want to represent the young reign in new fresh terms." Willed to Wife The late Elmer L. Ford, proprietor of Ford's Liquor store at 315 E. Center st., willed his estate, with its $9000 annual income, to his wife, Kathryn Ford, of 331 N. Palm st., Anaheim, it was shown late yesterday when his will was filed for probate in Superior court at Santa Ana. The petitioner, Mrs. Ford, also asked letters of administration with will annexed. The estate consists entirely of personal property, valued "in excess of $10,000," the petition stated. VERTICAL 1 Member of a governing board 2 Colloquial: paid notice 3 Slok 4 To navigate 5 Glowing coal fragment Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: BEDDON BAR YAR ABDOR APR RAR UPPER PARBUY SHE OR DREAM BROOK KING MARK BOUND HAND COACH BREAK BRIDGE MAYBE BURNER HAND HUBU HAND MADAM BOY 6 Legendary body 7 Symbol for ruthenium 8 Pridepun 9 King of Israel 10 Exhibiting spontaneous movement 11 Spurious 12 Archales interpreta 13 Protection 14 Coronet 15 Acid fruit 16 Layers 17 Henipy 18 As before 19 Prey 20 To relate 21 Cloth gathers 22 Boatie 23 In institutive 24 Positive potato soles 25 Intertwined 26 Corolla leaf 27 Place of fired clay 28 Netowyk 29 Sery 30 Skewt 31 Tofu 32 Symbol for doing Authority to positioned by Writer Highway patrol to issue a warning notice at all! Which means, in effect, that the highway patrol has assumed the duties of the courts and on the surface of it. This would be an emption nullifying the intent of legislature, which has said violators of the code as failure to have a license, being without a taillight, or with headlight, is a misdemeanor. Thus the patrol tells the violator or alleged violator, that he must correct the particu-lation, all is forgiven, and punishment exists for havingmitted the violation in the place. This apparent transfer of a jull function to a law enforcer agency may be a matter for other investigation on the part legislative committees on mothe-chicles. The highway patrol contends long adherence to the custo-ness of the warning notice has made it a general practice throughout the state. Literally thousands of notices have been issued by the highway patrol different sections of California and on different highways, primarily for mechanical dea-tions. Mechanical defects in an automobile normally constitute a road both to life and property, observers contend the courts have opportunity to deter-ment the penalties for failure to comply with the requirements of state law. CRAMENTO (CNS) — The factors state license board to announced that Kirkhart Gen-Building Contractors, 532 S. Anaheim, has qualified for general building contractors li-which will be issued in 20 if no written protests are Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER Now the frosty stars are gone: I have watched them one by one, Fading on the shores of Dawn. Round and full the glorious sun Walks with level step the spray, Through his vestibule of Day. —Bayard Taylor. INSPIRATIONAL—Days should speak, and multitude of years should teach wisdom—Job 32:7. INVENTOR—Are you familiar with the career of Leo Fender, the Anaheimmer who became an electronics expert? He is the nation's leading manufacturer of electric guitars and amplifiers who is now building a three-unit factory on the property he acquired from Archibald Edwards. As a kid, Leo got interested in radio. He built his first cat's whisker, crystal set under the direction of H. P. (Horsepower) Hotmes, former Anaheim elementary shop instructor, and since has been working on various kinds of electric gadgets. During the war (1941-45) Fender came up with a record player, but manufacturing concerns shelved it for him. That little experience turned him into a manufacturer in his own rights. And while he has a backlog of orders, he is not a rich man. He is constantly plowing the profits back into the business. What more, he is an outstanding example of what a handicapped individual can do if he makes up his mind to do it. HISTORICAL NOTE — The Anaheim fire department was organized in 1872 with a hook and ladder, buckets and a hand-drawn hose wagon. The total cost of the fire fighting equipment was $500. Only 96 votes were cast in will have the senior class players present a professional like amateur production Dec. 12. BIRTHPLACE—Ninety nine per cent of births now take place in hospitals. I was born in La Mirada, Calif., which to this day does not boast a hospital, but may if that $4,500,000 development goes through. Incidentally, the only time I've ever been in a hospital was to see a sick friend, but, with automobiles being what they are there should be more hospital space available. There should be another well staffed hospital in the Anaheim-Fullerton area. FISHERMAN—Herman Schacht, who claimed to be a shirt-tail relative of the German financial wizard, is quite a fisherman. When he goes out fishing, he insists that his partner be absolutely quiet. It annoys him (and the fish) if his companion breathes too loudly. TODAY'S THOUGHT — God couldn't be everywhere and therefore he made mothers.—Anonymous Jewish proverb. Announcements Cemeteries LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone Lambert 5-1575 Res. Anaheim 3811 Nursery Stock FUSCHIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 5450 We give & redeem Gold Bond Stamps Lost & Found LOST: Small brown purse with red wallet at Serve Yourself Laundry Sat. Reward. Anaheim 3303. Lost — pair fur-lined leather gloves Eri Ph. 60235 after 4:00 CRAMENTO (CNS) — The factors state license board to announced that Kirkhart Gen-Building Contractors, 532 S. Anaheim, has qualified for general building contractors which will be issued in 20 if no written protests are orders, he is not a rich man. He is constantly plowing the profits back into the business. What more, he is an outstanding example of what a handicapped individual can do if he makes up his mind to do it. HISTORICAL NOTE — The Anaheim fire department was organized in 1872 with a hook and ladder, buckets and a hand-drawn hose wagon. The total cost of the fire fighting equipment was $500 ... Only 96 votes were cast in Anaheim's first municipal election in 1870 when Max Von Strobel became mayor. In 1871 Anaheim was bankrupt and was unincorporated by an act signed by California's Gov. Newton Booth (1871-75). A drought and a depression were contributing factors to its unincorporation. PASSING—Howard Hall, the Anahi journalism instructor, is doing an outstanding job teaching the fundamentals of newspapering. No wonder that the Anoranco is one of the best hi-school papers in the country ... Larry Quille, the personal Anahi orientation instructor, has reinforced himself to classroom technique. He has a world of experience and know how gained in the newspaper and construction field to impart to his students. He also spent sometime in a Japanese prison during the war. While not exactly a service-man, he saw service on Wake Island in 1941 ... Wayne Payne, the Fullerton griddler, has a name that rhymes ... Miss Louise Hitt, Anaheim's able dramatic coach, Injured in Fall Mrs. Ida Humison, 80, of Costa Mesa, was in Hoag Memorial hospital, Newport Beach, today, recovering from injuries received in a fall last Sunday at her home, 258 Costa Mesa st. She was found in a state of semi-coma Sunday by her neighbor, Cliff Kennell, who had become alarmed at not seeing her about her home. He had last seen her on Saturday. ANAHEIM CHAPTER IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA ANNUAL BARBECUE THURSDAY, DEC. 4th — 7 P.M. OLIVE CIVIC CENTER $1.75 PER PLATE ANAHEIM CHAPTER IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA ANNUAL BARBECUE THURSDAY, DEC. 4th — 7 P.M. 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