anaheim-gazette 1953-02-08

The "E-Z BILT" PORTABLE BOOKRACK A CHILD CAN ASSEMBLE IT! ALYRB PLAYING WON THE BATTLE OF MAGIC, MURDOCK, THE ROYAL WITZARD, GETS A CHANCE TO GAZE INTO HIS GRAND-FATHER'S CRYSTAL BALL... OAKY DOAKS OAKY DOAKS WOT I SEE? GOSH, ALL HEMLOCK! IT'S KING CORNY!! HE LOOKS LIKE HE'S WALKING IN HIS SLEEP! HE'S ON ROUTE 26, NEAR BOGGS CORNERS. WE'LL GET NELLIE, MY HORSE, AND RUSH HIM BACK TO THE ROYAL CASTLE! SCORCHY SMIT N ROUTE TO ASTAR'S THIRD MOON, THE SERPENT SATELLITE, SCORCHY'S SPACE PLOTILLA OF REINFORCEMENT FENLES APPROACH THE PERIL OF THE TWIN MOONS GRAVITY ZONE... SCORCHY SMITH EN ROUTE TO ASTAR'S THIRD MOON, THE SERPENT SATELLITE, SCORCHY'S SPACE PLOTILLA OF REINFORCEMENT EXILES APPROACH THE PERIL OF THE TWIN MOONS GRAVITY ZONE... YOU STILL INSIST YOUR SHORT OUT BETWEEN THE TWIN MOONS IS SAFER... THAN ASTAR'S OLD TRADE ROUTE WHICH DETOURS AROUND THEM BECAUSE WE MIGHT BE AMBUSHED! DICKIE DARE DICKIE HAD NO INTENTION OF TRYING OUT THAT SKIPPING ROCKET BOAT, BUT CHARLIE'S DOG RELEASED THE MASTER LEVER AND BANG! ...AWAY HE WENT! CHARLIE DIDN'T KNOW IF 'SKIPPER' WOULD TAKE A DEEP OCEAN WAVE... BUT ILL SOON FIND OUT! GOOD GIRL SKIPPER, MA CRASH BOOM ADV OF PATSY YOUR BOYFRIEND, RUR IS PLAYING FOR KEEPS THIS TIME! YOUR NATION'S FORCES WILL BE NO MATCH FOR HIM. MEANWHILE, THE BIG CITY CRINGES UNDER THE SCREAMS OF AIR RAID ALARMS... OH DIANA THANKS FOR FIXING THE LAMP, FATHER. YOU SURE ARE A WONDERFUL FATHER AND HUSBAND... MOTHER IS VERY FO TO HAVE MARRIED THA DE A HALF A MILLION SOUNDS LIKE A LOT OF MONEY, BOB, BUT THE LOGICAL WAY MR. CARTWRIGHT ANALYZED THE DEAL YOUR INVENTION WOULD BE WORTH MORE TO YOU IN THE LONG RUN...NOT ONLY IN DOLLARS AND CENTS! --THE SATISFACTION OF BUILDING SOMETHING OF HIRING PEOPLE, GIVING THEM JOBS - AND OPPORTUNITIES THEY MIGHT NOT OTHERWISE HAVE! YES... THAT WAS THE REAL PURPOSE BEHIND PETERS HELPING ME IN THE FIRST PLACE WITH MY INVENTION... TO GIVE Opportunities TO young folks like us... IT WAS BY FAR THE BIGGEST DECISION HE'D EVER HAD TO MAKE... IT ISN'T MANY PEOPLE WHO WAVE TO DECIDE WHETHER TO TURN DOWN HALF A MILLION BUCKS?! (WISH SOMEBODY DID GIVE US THE CHANCE) WE'LL GET NELLIE, MY HORSE, AND RUSH HIM BACK TO THE ROYAL CASTLE! AND ON ROUTE 26... I'M SO TUCKERED OUT I'VE GOTTA LIE DOWN AND TAKE A NAP! THAN ASTAR'S OLD TRADE ROUTE WHICH DETOURS AROUND THEM... BECAUSE WE MIGHT BE AMBUSHED! IF I CAN GUESS THE STRATEGY OF ASTAR'S SPACE ENEMIES, THEYD LIE HIDDEN BEHIND THAT MOON! HAPPY CONTEST WINNER — Manuel Delgado (n) is shown being congratulated by Fred Roe, manager the Orange Drive-in theater, after his name was selected in a drawing that won him $2700. Deserving Patron Wins Theater's $2700 Prize Dean Cromwell To Speak at Scout Banquet THAN ASTAR'S OLD TRADE ROUTE WHICH DETOURS AROUND THEM... BECAUSE WE MIGHT BE AMBUSHED! IF I CAN GUESS THE STRATEGY OF ASTAR'S SPACE ENEMIES, THEYD LIE HIDDEN BEHIND THAT MOON! HAPPY CONTEST WINNER — Manuel Delgado (the author) is shown being congratulated by Fred Roe, managing the Orange Drive-in theater, after his name was seen in a drawing that won him $2700. Deserving Patron Wins Theater's $2700 Prize Manuel Delgado is without a doubt one of the happiest citizens in Orange county today, for Friday night he won more money in a lottery than he earned in the entire year of 1952. Delgado's name, which he had registered three years ago, was drawn in the weekly contest held at the Orange Drive-in theater, and by a happy coincidence he was at the theater at the time which netted him $2700. A construction worker, Delgado, 18811 Center st., El Modena, told theater Manager Fred Roe that the amount is the same that he owes on his house, and that is what it will be used for. Roe will present him with the check on the theater stage next Friday night. The contest, held by the Orange theater in conjunction with the Paulo theater, has been running for six months, Roe said. Next week a new contest will begin, with a pot of $500 offered. If there are no takers, he explained $100 will be added to the award until someone answers the drawing within three minutes after the name that has been drawn is announced. The drawings are held each Friday evening between shows at the Orange theater. First Presbyterian "A Rendezvous with Life" is the subject on which the Rev Howard S. Congdon, pastor of First Presbyterian church, 310 W. Broadway, will discourse in the 10:45 a.m. service today. Church school classes will begin at 9:45 a.m. Hearts of lettuce with Thousand Island dressing is a salad men usually like. To make the dressing add a quarter cup of chili sauce, a little finely diced green pepper, a hard-cooked egg (chopped fine) and some minced pimiento-stuffed olives to a cup of mayonnaise. Self-Analysis for Daily Living Is Subject for Fullerton Forum How to analyze one's own attitudes and actions and how to evaluate confusing standards of right and wrong in daily living Dean Cromwell To Speak at Scout Banquet SANTA ANA — Dean well, famed Olympic track now retired from his lea-coaching at USC, will speak on "Sportsm when the Orange Empire Scout Council holds its final dinner honoring new Scouts in the Santa Ana cafeteria Monday at 7:15. The 17 new Eagle Scout Charles Frisk, Billy Mae Edward Gibson, William Don Gilbert, Ronald Soe Mike Green, Greg Hughe Clement, Arthur Lee Hayneth Taber, Cecil Fulmer, Barne, Charles Mobley, Daffey, Richard Lyon, and Maude. Sponsors who will invite the boys, representing theness and professional life area, are Walter Knottt, Lowe, Jr., James B. S Judge Kenneth E. Morrison Westen Jay, Oscar E. W Gordon X. Richmond, Brownell, the Rev P Wheeler, John Foster, Jasman, Dr. Les Vierling. (Click) Richards, Roger Wly. William Spurgeon, Jr. C McNaughton and Carl J James Gubbins, presider council, will introduce u of the council. Executive Life will introduce the ado scouts present, and Roytens, chairman of the will present the adult Billy Martumuto, one of Eagles, will speak on means to become an Eagler. Martens is being aided rangers by John Herr sell, Judge Morrison at Nott. The Rev Robert W Garden Grove, himself a Scout, will give the in and Nott, chairman for bor district, will lead the lute. Field Executive Neer will lead the closing co Music will be furnished Santa Ana Swing Choir. Self-Analysis for Daily Living Is Subject for Fullerton Forum How to analyze one's own attitudes and actions and how to evaluate confusing standards of right and wrong in daily living will be subjects of presentation at Fullerton Public Forum Friday evening, Feb. 13, by Dr. Douglas M. Kelley, lecturing and practicing psychiatrist, whose talks will be entitled "Why Our Current Moral Dilemma?" The program is open to the public free of charge in Fullerton Union High school auditorium. At an early age the speaker realized the importance of mental as well as physical health and recognized the great need for help among many confused people in modern, fast-moving society. He decided to make the study of mental problems his life work. Born in California, Dr. Kelley received his BA at University of California, completing work for a medical degree four years later at the same institution. Until 1938 he was assistant in psychiatry at UC hospital. Moving to New York, he associated with New York State Psychiatric Institute and Hospital and New York Neurological Institute as resident in psychiatry and Rockefeller Foundation fellow. At the same time he was Research Fellow in Neurology at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. By 1941 he received his doctorate in medical science from Columbia University and was appointed psychiatry instructor at UC Medical school and director of San Francisco City and County Psychopathic hospital. During World War II he served in the Army Medical Corps as chief consulting psychiatrist in the European Theatre being appointed psychiatrist Neuremberg jail. In the latter capacity, Dr. gathered information from man war criminals and included his findings in the provoking book "22 C Nuremberg." In a strict sense, a wig dome-shaped wooden Indian house, the skin stint of similar shape being te LEGAL NOTICE Pub. Anaheim Gazette Jan. 27, 28, 29, 30, Feb. 1, 3, 4, 5, 1952 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF C No. A-22441 NOTICE OF HEARING In the Matter of Ascertaining Establishment of the Anahe Gazette as a Newspaper of Circulation. It appearing that a verified has been filed in the above matter seeking to establish him Daily Gazette as a new general circulation. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN petitioner has filed a petition cure an order declaring the Daily Gazette to be a new general civilization and the petition will be heard in the court in department 3 at the House in the City of San County of Orange, State of Ohio on the 13th day of February; the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M. soon thereafter as counsel heard. For further particulars is made to the applicant in the office of the County Orange County, California. Dated: January 22, 1953. B. J. SMITH, County Clerk of County. By R. B. WALLA, Deputy County Cliff FRISR & SCHUTZ By Warren L. Schutz, Attorneys for Petitioner. (SEAL) Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER As a rule man is a fool, When it's hot he wants it cool, When it's cool he wants it hot, Always wanting what is not. —Anonymous. MEDITATION—It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God. Matt. 19:24. CONTROLS—One of President Dwight Eisenhower's first actions since taking over was wage and price controls. In keeping another of his campaign promises the General acted in what was termed as the best interest of the family budgets. This action will probably be reflected in Anaheimers budgets and will effect the cost of living. "We're going to have steak oftener," one Anaheimer said. "I got awful tired of a diet of beans." The law of supply and demand will act to stabilize the market. Although the action will be sweeping, there are still many items—cars, gasoline and petroleum products, cigarettes, milk, cereals and paper products—under control. EXPANSION—The annexation of 1766 more acres to the City of Fullerton was sought by a group of Northern Orange county property owners including the $2-million Beckman Industries plant. This land lies north of the present Fullerton city limits. Seems Employment Help Wanted—Male 13 Man with car for part time work. Permanent job. Good pay. Ph. Anaheim 6232. INSPECTORS Why not work in smog-free Orange County? NORTHROP Anaheim Division Has immediate opening for inspection for— Machine Parts “A” Fabric and process Tooling “A” Ficture Inspection Optical knowledge & experience preferred. Contact our director of personnel and start a good job immediately. NORTHROP Anaheim Division 500 E. Orangethorpe ANAHEIM, CALIF. Help Wanted—Female 14 YOUNG WOMEN Jobs now open for Telephone Operators Dean Cromwell To Speak at Scout Banquet SANTA ANA — Dean Cromwell, famed Olympic track coach now retired from his longtime coaching at USC, will be the speaker on "Sportsmanship" when the Orange Empire Boy Scout Council holds its first annual dinner honoring new Eagle Scouts in the Santa Ana college cafeteria Monday at 7:15 p.m. The 17 new Eagle Scouts are Charles Frisk, Billy Marmuoto, Edward Gibson, William Baxton, Don Gilbert, Ronald Schnitger, Mike Green, Greg Hughes, David Element, Arthur Lee Hayes, Kenneth Taber, Cecil Fulmer, Charles Barne, Charles Mobley, Duane Peley, Richard Lyon, and Leslie Maude. Sponsors who will introduce the boys, representing the business and professional life of the area, are Walter Knottt, Hugh J. Lowe, Jr., James B. Stoddard, Judge Kenneth E. Morrison, T. Westen Jay, Oscar E. White, Jr., Gordon X. Richmond, Herbert Brownell, the Rev. Paul M. Wheeler, John Foster, Joe Sherman, Dr. Les Vierling, O W. Click) Richards, Roger W. Shivey, William Spurgeon, Jr., Dr. D. C McNaughton and Carl Mock, James Gubbins, president of the council, will introduce members of the council, Executive Cecil Fife will introduce the adult Eagle Scouts present, and Royal Martens, chairman of the affair, will present the adult sponsors. Billy Murumuto, one of the new Eagles, will speak on what it means to become an Eagle Scout. Martens is being aided in arrangements by John Henry Russell, Judge Morrison and Les Nott The Rev Robert Washer of Garden Grove, himself an Eagle Scout, will give the invocation and Nott, chairman for the Harbor district, will lead the flag salute. Field Executive Neil Farmer will lead the closing ceremony. Music will be furnished by the Santa Ana Swing Choir. Billy Living Barton Forum The European Theatre before being appointed psychiatrist at the Neuremberg jail. In the latter capacity Dr Kelley will act to stabilize the market. Although the action will be sweeping, there are still many items—cars, gasoline and petroleum products, cigarettes, milk, cereals and paper products—under control. EXPANSION—The annexation of 1766 more acres to the City of Fullerton was sought by a group of Northern Orange county property owners including the $2-million Beckman Industries plant. This land lies north of the present Fullerton city limits. Seems like the big get bigger. Fullerton already is the largest city—land-wise—in the county ... Tommy Fallin who operates an air service out of the Fullerton airport could tell you that more flying executives have planes with which to commute. Dick Reidel, who with Bill Barris, established an endurance record, is flying for a lumberman. It's a 4-hour hop from here to Grants Pass, Ore. LAST WORD—You can't take it with you even though you may manage to hang on to it while you're here. "Orange County's Pioneer Newspaper" ANAHEIM MORNING GAZETTE Read in 93% of Anaheim Homes Classified Rates Per Line 1 line, 1 time ... 20c 1 line, 3 times ... 40c 1 line 5 times ... 60c 1 line 1 mo... 1.75 Card of Thanks ... 1.00 In Memoriam ... 1.00 Display Classified Rates on Request Deadline for copy corrections, or cancellations 5:30 p.m. day previous to publication. We will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement ordered for more than one time. We reserve the right to adjust in full any error by a correct publication of advertisement. THE WANT AD NUMBER 2206 Announcements Cemeteries LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Anaheim Division 500 E. Orangethorpe ANAHEIM, CALIF. Help Wanted—Female 14 YOUNG WOMEN Jobs now open for Telephone Operators Long-term Complete training Good pay Other advantages — Apply — 265 East Center Street Anaheim Mon. through Fri. PACIFIC TELEPHONE WAITRESS: Currie's, 621 W. St. Phone 9061. Help Wanted M or F 15 SALESMEN and saleswomen, $80 per wk. and up. Finest opportunity. Full or part time. Call Kempthorne, KI 3-8295. Situations Wanted M or F 16 Gardening & clean up work wanted. Excellent job American Trimming; pruning; renovation; maintenance. Ph. eve's Anaheim 7449. Ask for Sam. Livestock Poultry-Rabbits Etc. 19 WIRE rabbit hutches, 220 holes; cheap. 13893 Milton st., Barber City. Financial Real Estate Loans 25 WILL BUY 1st & 2nd trust deeds, chattel mortgages, contracts R. E. Rodge, ph. 7221-116 So. Los Angeles St. Real Estate Rentals Apts. Unfurnished 30 DUPLEX — Unfurn. 1 bedroom, large rooms; picture window, patio; well kept yard cared for. Water paid; on bus line; near stores $65. Ph. la. 5-6963. La. 5-3256 or see Irene at Anaheim Gazette. Apts. Furnished 31 Partly furn. upstairs bedrm. apt. Utilities; no children; no pets. $48. 10645 Stanton Blvd. 2 drs. from PO Houses Furn. or Unfurn. 32 WILL TRADE rent of our 3 br.. Daily Living Barton Forum The European Theatre before being appointed psychiatrist at the Neuremberg jail. In the latter capacity, Dr Kelley gathered information from German war criminals and incorporated his findings in the thought-provoking book "22 Cells in Nuremberg." In a strict sense, a wigwam is a home-shaped wooden Indian house, the skin structures of similar shape being tepes. LEGAL NOTICES Pub. Anaheim Gazette Jan. 23, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30, Feb. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 1952) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No A-22441 NOTICE OF HEARING In the Matter of Ascertainment and Establishment of the Anaheim Daily Gazette as a Newspaper of General Circulation. It appearing that a verified Petition has been filed in the above entitled matter seeking to establish the Anaheim Daily Gazette as a newspaper of general circulation. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that petitioner has filed a petition to secure an order declaring the Anaheim Daily Gazette to be a newspaper of general circulation and that petition will be heard in the above court in department 3 at the Court House in the City of Santa Ana County of Orange State of California on the 13th day of February, 1953, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M., or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard. For further particular reference is made to the application on file in the office of the County Clerk of Orange County, California. Dated: January 22, 1953. B. J. SMITH, County Clerk of Orange County. By L. B. WALLACE. Deputy County Clerk. RIHS & SCHUTZ. By Warren L. Schutz. Attorneys for Petitioner. SEAL Announcements Cemeteries LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone Lambert 5-1575 Res. Anaheim 3811 Nursery Stock Planters - Ornamentals Flowering plants, roses, fruit trees, garden supplies, fertilizers. GORDON'S NURSERY 512 N. Los Angeles — Ph. 3838 FUSCHIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 5456 We give & redeem Gold Bond Stamps Business Services Electrical Repairing "HOUSE OF LIGHTS" Appliance Service Fast dependable service on repairing of washing machines, wringers & auto. (Pick-up & del.), irons, toasters, vacuum cleaners, fans, waffle irons, elec. ranges, motors rewound. "It if it has a wire we'll repair it." PHONE 4070 116 N. LOS ANGELES Landscaping ANAHEIM SAND & GRAVEL Dump trucks, sand and solls — Excavating — Phone 3668 111 N. West St. Anaheim TREE PULLING, any kind & size, and disposal H. E. Slayton, 9852 So. Los Angeles. Ph. 7310. SPECIALS 3-br. new Ranch type home, 2 tile baths, tile K., forced air heat, h.w. floors, corner lot 78 x 135. Easy terms, restricted area. $13,650. 3-br. new home, fireplace & furnace, h.w. floors, tile bath and K. F.H.A. terms. $12,250. 3-br. home, 4 yrs. old, plus 18x22 rumpus room with fireplace, fenced yd. $1,500 down. Price $9,400. 2-br. home, 8 yrs. old, tile B & K. Furnace heat, h.w. floors. $2,000 dn. N.W. Sec. $7,750. DUPLEX 4-rooms each, h.w. floors, convenient loc. adjacent to nice homes, $10,500. CHICKEN RANCH Orangethorpe Blvd. 2-br. stucco home, tile K. Furnace, h.w. floors, 2-rm. guest house, 38x20 egg rm., garage & shop bldg. Up to date equipment. $14,000. TO BUY OR SELL CALL A. E. ROBERTSON, Realtor 318 W. Center Ph. 5268