anaheim-gazette 1953-01-15

TRUCK TOPPLES ON CAR, TRAPS MAN. —Philadelphia — Hood of a passenger car driven by Alvin Roeder, is barely visible at left center foreground after a huge tractor-trailer truck, loaded with 35 tons of freight, toppled on the car, pinning Roeder in the flattened wreckage for an hour and a half. Roeder escaped with shock and exposure to the freezing temperatures during his rescue. Accident occurred on the West Chester pike west of here Monday night. Below firemen and other rescue workers work frantically to free Roeder. (AP Wirephoto) TRUCK TOPPLES ON CAR, TRAPS MAN —Philadelphia — Hood of a passenger car driven by Alvin Roeder, is barely visible at left center foreground after a huge tractor-trailer truck, loaded with 35 tons of freight, toppled on the car, pinning Roeder in the flattened wreckage for an hour and a half. Roeder escaped with shock and exposure to the freezing temperatures during his rescue. Accident occurred on the West Chester pike west of here Monday night. Below firemen and other rescue workers work frantically to free Roeder. (AP Wirephoto) Richmond’s Choice of Tax Post Over Judgeship Causes Wonder By GEORGE E. HART In official and political circles of the county there have been some expressions of wonder that Gordon X. Richmond, the Orange lawyer who recently accepted appointment as state inheritance tax appraiser for the south half of Orange county, did not wait instead for appointment as Superior Court Judge, a post expected to be filled within the next several months by his good friend, Governor Earl Warren. But it’s really not surprising. While there has been suggestion that the judgeship will be handled out by the governor on a or other political considerations. Yet he chose the inheritance tax post in preference to the judgeship, the goal of most attorneys. Of course he still could accept the judgeship appointment, but having taken the other post, it is presumed that it is the one he wants, because it has been known that there probably would be a judgeship coming up, ever since the grand jury recommended two of them. The state legislature has not yet created the judgeship, of course, but has no reason for refusing the county’s request for one. Kwiksetters Get Service Pins Eight more Kwiksetters have been awarded service pins by Kwikset Locks, Inc., it was announced today by Adolf Schoeppe president. The pins are awarded by the Anaheim lockset manufacturing firm for continuous employment at the company “during the past five and three year periods.” For five years service at Kwikset, the company awards a gold pin with pearl inset. Personnel with three years employment receive a silver pin. Since the company was organized almost eight years ago, more than 230 service pins have been awarded. New five year members of the Kwikset Service club are: some expressions of wonder that Gordon X. Richmond, the Orange lawyer who recently accepted appointment as state inheritance tax appraiser for the south half of Orange county, did not wait instead for appointment as Superior Court Judge, a post expected to be filled within the next several months by his good friend, Governor Earl Warren. But it's really not surprising. While there has been suggestion that the judgeship will be handed out by the governor on a geographical basis, which would send the appointment logically to northern Orange county, hardly anybody doubted that Mr. Richmond, one of the governors most trusted lieutenants, could have the court appointment if he wanted it and to blazes with geography. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR Rear-Crowell Olds 252 North Los Angeles St. PHONE 3672 FOX Anheim • Telephone 3672 NOW-Doors Open 8:45 P.M. BOB HOPE—BING CROSBY "ROAD TO BALL" and "Tarzan's Savage Fury" SPECIAL ROADSHOW ENGAGEMENT Adults 1,00 Inc. Tax "The SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO" and DISNEY CARTOON REVIEW So it is not unlikely that Governor Warren will consider geography and name a northern Orange county man as the new Superior Court Judge. The last judgement went to the coastal section, with appointment of Judge Robert Gardner of Newport Beach. Santa Ana already has two of the present four judgeships, and northern Orange county only one. On the basis of population—the usual formula is one judge to every 45,000 population—northern Orange county has the appointment coming to it. For that and other reasons, speculation has centered on Judge John F. Shea, for justice of the peace at Anheim, who recently was elected as the new Municipal Court Judge for Andheim-Fullerton District, covering all of northern Orange county. For five years service at Kwikset, the company awards a gold pin with pearl inset. Personnel with three years employment receive a silver pin. Since the company was organized almost eight years ago, more than 230 service pins have been awarded. New five year members of the Kwikset Service club are: Gladys Bishop, 426 N. Olive Josephine E. Roseberry, 420 N. Lemon and Myrtle Crain, 128 S. Melrose, all of the Final Assembly department and all residents of Anheim. Etzel Nickles, Lock Assembly department, 314 Bush st., Anheim. Lowlage Ferguson, Final Assembly of Artesia; and Aileen White Final Assembly. Norwalk. Three year pins were awarded to Trigdore Hazard, general foreman of the Powdered Metallurgies division; a resident of Corona Donald Susson; Tool Engineering of Downey; and Veda Ann Riley Spindle department, of 6822 Oregon st., Buena Park. Pendleton Marine's Wife Found Slain OCFANSIDE, Jan. 14 UPI—The 21-year-old wife of a Camp Pendleton marine private was found brutally beaten to death in the couple's hotel room here today. A few hours after hotel employees dissected the body of Mrs. Zeida Newman Lamore on a bed arrested her husband, Pvt. Robert Lamore 23. The marine corps said he had been AWOL since last night. He was held on a booking of "material witness." Police Capt J. M. Anderson said police are seeking a second man whom hotel employees said had visited Mrs. Lamore last night. He said some of Mrs. Lamore's clothing had been torn off, and she had been raped. Officers said marine corps records showed Lamore is from Sacramento, Ariz. Kirkwood Reports General Fund Balance $119,466,596 Dec. 31 Robert C. Kirkwood, state controller, today reported that the General Fund cash balance on Dec. 31, 1952, totaled $119,466,596. This is a decrease of $11,023,-627 under the cash balance at the end of the preceding month, but an increase of $11,708,511 over Dec. 31, 1951. Kirwood said that revenues for the first six months of the 1952-53 fiscal year reached a total of Evening School Registration at FJC Set Jan. 26 Second semester evening classes at Fullerton evening junior college begin Monday, Feb. 2, with registration during the week of Jan. 26 or before. It was announced by Walter Pray, principal. Persons interested in signing up, or securing information about subjects offered are invited to inquire at the night school office between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. or 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. Only students required to register for the new semester are new students and a tuition fee of $1 is required. Students who expect to continue in the same course started in the previous semester need not register. Pray explained. Only those students who wish to change courses are required to sign up for new choice, but they need not pay anything additional. Their registration fee of $1 covers the entire year for any number of courses he said. Courses in the second semester will include punch card account information. Retail Sales and Use Taxes, the State's principal revenue source, produced $223,389,415 during the six months ended Dec. 31, 1952. This was an increase of 7.7 per cent over the corresponding six months of the preceding year. Other revenue collections for the six-months' period, and their increases or decreases compared with the first six months of 1951, were as follows: Bank and Corporation Franchise and Corporation Income Taxes, $48,277,947—an increase of 5.1 per cent; Insurance Companies Taxes, $29,171,123—an increase of 15.4 per cent; Personal Income Taxes, $14,689,399—an increase of 17.0 per cent; Inheritance Taxes, $11,-302,170—a decrease of 21.5 per cent; Liquor Taxes, $9,205,857—a decrease of 3.5 per cent; Interest on investments and treasury deposits, $4,608,699—an increase of 16.0 per cent; and all other revenue sources, net, $8,518,753—a decrease of 13.0 per cent. General Fund governmental cost expenditures for the first six months of the 1952-53 fiscal year totaled $317,491,772—an increase of $32,064,723, or 11.23 per cent, over comparable expenditures for the corresponding six months of the preceding fiscal year. The principal governmental cost expenditures which showed increases for the first six months of the 1952-53 fiscal year were as follows: Apportionments for elementary schools, high schools, and junior colleges amounted to $103,-288,198—an increase of 16.0 per cent; University of California, $24,367,060—an increase of 10.0 percent. NASH PRESENTS NEWS Ferris, Anaheim Nash rooms at 311 N. Los Angeles st. 1953 Statesman, which Nash Presents Anaheim Nash will display morrow its new 1953 Ambassadors and Statesman models, feathery original continental styling numerous mechanical advments. The agency is located 311 N. Los Angeles st. Students who expect to continue in the same course started in the previous semester need not register. Pray explained. Only those students who wish to change courses are required to sign up for new choice, but they need not pay anything additional Their registration fee of $1 covers the entire year for any number of courses, he said. Courses in the second semester will include punch card accounting, floral arrangement, ceramics. In the field of industrial arts will be lathe work, grinding, quality control, shop maintenance, and inspection technique. Most of the first semester courses will be continued. Pray stated. Other new courses may be added after the semester begins. Other offerings in adult education, the forum and PTA lectures, which are free to the public, will be continued. Adults interested in any phase of the educational program, either on high school or junior college level, may inquire at the night school office. Subdivider Offers School District Price of One Acre in NE Anaheim The equivalent of an acre of land was offered the Board of Education of the Anaheim City School district at the board meeting Tuesday evening by H. W Underhill, contractor now building a housing tract at Placentia ave. and Anaheim.Olive rd. for use in building a new school in northeast Anaheim. Several other contractors building in that area, where 1500 to 1600 new homes are being constructed, may also cooperate in the plan. Underhill said. The new homes will add an estimated 1200 to 1300 children to the city school district. Paul Cook, superintendent of the Anaheim school district, said. Relieve Lincoln School With school facilities currently available, Lincoln school would carry the load. However, Lincoln school is so crowded that several of the pupils are being transferred to Broadway school. A study to determine methods of handling money collected by teachers was also decided upon by the board. During the past month Broadway school has been burglarized twice, with money collected by teachers for charitable organizations taken each time. Teachers Hired An honorary scholastic society Woman Heads Flying Service PROVIDENCE, R. I. — Because Mary Ann Lippitt, who learned to fly eight years ago, didn't want to waste that ability, Nash Presents Anaheim Nash will display morrow its new 1953 Ambassadors and Statesman models, feature original continental styling numerous mechanical advances. The agency is located 311 N. Los Angeles st. Highlighted by the advanced styling of Pinin Farina, renov European custom designer of it in Italy, the new model will on display in dealer showroom throughout the country tomorrow. Dick Ferris, local Nash app revealed the 1953 Statesman powered by the new Powerfly engine, and a new optional Mans Dual Jetfire engine is offered in the Ambassador New Power steering is available for first time in the Ambassador Garbage Cooking Bill Proposed SACRAMENTO, Jan. 14 A bill armed at curbing the swine disease vesicular exanthem by requiring the cooking of pigs fed to hogs was introduced today by Sen Verne Hoffman (R-Acompo). The garbage cooking plan been the center of a brisk battle in the capitol for seven months among hog ranchers. So Agriculture department expands and represents large cuttings. The department contends garbage carries VE - a disaffect which causes sorrow on the hood and makes them lose tremendous amounts of weight in a short time. The pins are awarded Anaheim lockset manufacfirm for continuous emment at the company during five and three year pervious years service at Kwikcompany awards a gold pearl inset. Personnel three years employment resolver pin. Since the commission organized almost eight ago, more than 230 service been awarded. Three year members of the Service club are: Bishop, 426 N. Olive; E. Roseberry, 420 N. and Myrtle Crain, 128 S. all of the Final Assembly cent and all residents of Nickles, Lock Assembly ent, 314 Bush st., Ananowlage Ferguson, Final city of Artesia; and Aileen final Assembly, Norwalk. Year pins were awarded fore Hazard, general forethe Powdered Metallurgy resident of Corona; Sisson, Tool Engineering, ley and Veda Ann Riley, department of 6822 OreBuena Park. Woman Heads Flying Service PROVIDENCE, R. I. (AP)—Because Mary Ann Lippitt, who learned to fly eight years ago, didn't want to waste that ability, she is now the only woman operator of a charter plane service in the state. The Lippitt Aviation Corp. has four planes and gives flying instruc­tions, having had as many as 30 students enrolled at one time. Miss Lippitt, daughter of the late U.S. Sen. Henry F. Lippitt, has almost 3,000 solo flying hours to her credit. She says women make good pilots. They learn slower in the beginning and are more timid than men, but they are exceedingly careful. ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuech, President Max Beasel, Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuech. Secretary-Treasurer H. C. Burkheimer, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 Anaheim Daily Gazette H. C. Burkheimer Publisher. General Manager Leonard Kreidl, City Editor Ralph Rouland, Classified Manager Don Young, Circulation Manager Published Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Friday, of each week at 259 East Center Street Anaheim California; Phone Anaheim 2206 Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the Asso­ciated Press, the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: $0 per month by carri­er or $5 per year by carrier or mail. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—The Associated Press is en­titled exclusively to the use for re­publication of all the local news print­ed in this newspaper as well as all A.P. news dispatches. TOMORROW THE BEAU 1953 featuring... The AMBASSADOR Hard Top Convertible with... ★ New Nash Power Steering ★ LeMans Dual Jetfire 140 Horsepower Engine The STATESMAN Hard Top Convertible with... ★ New "Powerflyte" 100 Horsepower Engine ★ "Airflyte" Construction ★ Increased Economy See them at... Anaheim 311 N. Los Angeles Street—Anah ASH PRESENTS NEW MODELS—Dick Herris, Anaheim Nash agent with showrooms at 311 N. Los Angeles, displays the 1953 Statesman, which will go on public display tomorrow here and across the nation. The styling identifies itself as that of Pinin Farina of Italy. (Gazette photo) Nash Presents New 1953 Models Styled by Farina Anaheim Nash will display torow its new 1953 Ambassador Statesman models, featuring final continental styling and serious mechanical advancets. The agency is located at N. Los Angeles st. NASH PRESENTS NEW MODELS—Dick Ferris, Anaheim Nash agent with showrooms at 311 N. Los Angeles, displays the 1953 Statesman, which will go on public display tomorrow here and across the nation. The styling identifies itself as that of Pinin Farina of Italy. (Nazette photo) Nash Presents New 1953 Models Styled by Farina Annaheim Nash will display torow its new 1953 Ambassador Statesman models, featuring final continental styling and serious mechanical advances. The agency is located at N. Los Angeles st. highlighted by the advanced king of Pinin Farina, renowned peacan custom designer of Turataly, the new model will be displayed in dealer showrooms throughout the country tomorrow. Dick Ferris, local Nash agent, called the 1953 Statesman is hired by the new "Powerflyte" machine, and a new optional Le-S Dual Jetfire engine is offered by the Ambassador New Nash steering is available for the time in the Ambassador Garbage Cooking Hall Proposed. CRAMENTO, Jan. 14 (P) armed at curbing the swine disease vesicular exanthema VE, acquiring the cooking of garfed to hogs was introduced by Son Verne Hoffman compo. The garbage cooking plan has the center of a brisk little hose in the capitol for several mas among hog ranchers. State culture department experts representatives of large cities department contends raw large carries VE—a disease causes sorris or the hog makes them lose tremendous amounts of weight in a short time. model. Many new exterior solid and two tone colors and interior upholstery and trim selections have enhanced the beauty of all models in both series of cars, he said. A new luxurious custom hardtop convertible, called the Country Club, is featured in the full line of two and four door custom and super sedans in both series. "The simplicity and unity of Farina's styling keynotes in the 1953 Ambassador and Statesman a new American design treatment with a European flavor," Ferris said. "Farina's creativeness and craftsmanship have won for Nash acclaim throughout the United States." Farina, under exclusive contract to Nash Motors has designed most individually styled custom bodies than any other, designer in the world, Doss said. His famous crest, a symbol of royal appointment, adorns all 1953 models. The Country Club hardtop models, Farina's latest styling accomplishment for Nash, provide both increased visibility and the open air advantages of conventional convertibles. Many major mechanical advancements are featured in the new Nash cars, Ferris said. Dual range Hydra-Matic drive and automatic overdrive are available on all 1953 Nash Ambassador and Statesman models as optional equipment. Sometime transmission is standard on both cars. Nash power steering available as optional equipment on Ambassador models only, employs new engineering principles to give new steering ease and safety. It is of simple but rugged construction providing direct hydraulic actuation of the steering linkage. All 1953 models feature Nash-powered Airflyte andized body construction used in trains and planes. Body to frame bolts are criminated as the integrated body and frame are welded together to form single unit said by Nash engineers to be stronger and more rigid. Airflyte construction substitutably eliminates useless body weight contributing to exceptional life and operating economy of Nash cars. AUHS Students Show Interest in College Education A decided interest in college education was shown last week when 90 juniors and seniors at Annaheim Union High school attended meetings with high school counselors from Stanford University and free University of Southern California. Dr. Howard Brooks of Stanford met with 30 students while Mrs. Rooper W. Wilcox from SC discussed the problems of high school students entering college with 60 students. MORROW - JAN. 16 THE BEAUTIFUL NEW 1953 Nash Styled by Pinin Farina Convertible wer Steering Jetfire er Engine Convertible yte" er Engine struction nomy Anaheim Nash Street—Anaheim Phone Anaheim 4858