anaheim-gazette 1953-08-06

Millie M. Gay Dies at Home Millie M. Gay, 65, a native of Spencer county, Ind., who came to California 28 years ago and to Anaheim 17 years ago, died last Wednesday morning at the family home, 10391 S. Lemon st., after an extended illness. She is survived by a son, Roy A. Gay of Wasco; two daughters, on Sunday from a four-day fishnetta M. Lehman, both of Anaheim; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Nora Jackson, and a neice, Mrs. Hazel Scott, both of Costa Mesa; four grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral services were conducted from the Hilgenfeld mortuary chapel last Friday with the Rev. Ernest W. Franklin, pastor of Free Methodist church, officiating. He was assisted by several former pastors of the church. Burial followed in the family plot in Anaheim cemetery. Tracy, located in San Joaquin county, is reported by the National Automobile club to be the hub of a fertile region producing many crops. Dairying and sugar manufacturing are important here. Sen. Kuchel Sees no Slack in So. California Aircraft Manufacturing United States Senator Thomas H. Kuchel (R-Calif.) revealed last week he has assurances from the aircraft manufacturing industry in California it does not expect any lessening of payrolls in the industry here. Kuchel said he obtained confidential reports when he was informed of a "whispering campaign," particularly in Southern California, that amounts proposed by President Eisenhower for Air Force procurement this year would result in "mass unemployment." "If this were true," the junior California Senator said in an interview recorded for radio broadcasting in California, "it would be a very serious situation, because mass unemployment, is bad for our state and bad for our country. So, I contacted leaders of the aircraft industry in California. They agree there will be no lay-off so far as their own feelings and beliefs are concerned." "As a matter of fact their hiring programs, which include newspaper advertising, recruitment training, will be continued." Present California employer in the industry is 196,000, highly concentrated in Southern California. One manufacturing Kuchel said, may have to "a few thousand" people from payroll because of contract pleitions "but others plan more increases that will offset Kuchel pointed out that if I identify Eisenhower's budget $11.5 billion for the Air Force approved by Congress, the age will have this year, with $28 million in carry-over appropriations a total of $40 billion. "I think it is generally correct," he said, "that the Air Force cannot spend or obligate $40 million in a 12-month period." "It is shocking," he added, "an individual, mistakenly or some ugly purpose, to fright people and to suggest to them they are going to lose their employment." Kuchel said he was told by industry executive that "any agogue who attempts to fright aircraft workers with statements that they are going to lose jobs, has a source of information which is superior to any source that either the Air Force or prime contractors have." How to prevent rusting of metal equipment STANDARD Apply Standard Utility Coating to metal roofing, orchard heaters, tanks, pipe, implements, etc., to protect them against the weather or dampness. It is a quick-drying asphaltic paint that may be applied by brush, spray or by dipping. One coat gives 6 to 12 months protection against rust and corrosion on farm implements that must stand outside in the weather. Several coats on an underground storage tank make it last years longer. For more information about Standard Oil Company of California products, call your local Standard man AL ROHRS & SON ANAHEIM, CALIF. 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Present California employment the industry is 196,000, large-concentrated in Southern California. One manufacturing firm, Michel said, may have to drop few thousand" people from its roll because of contract complaints "but others plan moderately increases that will offset this." Michel pointed out that if President Eisenhower's budget of 55 billion for the Air Force is moved by Congress, the agency have this year, with $28 billion in carry-over appropriations, total of $40 billion. think it is generally conceded he said, "that the Air Force not spend or obligate $40 bil in a 12-month period." It is shocking," he added, "for individual, mistakenly or with the ugly purpose, to frighten people and to suggest to them that are going to lose their emment." Michel said he was told by one industry executive that "any demise who attempts to frighten craft workers with statements they are going to lose their has a source of information which is superior to any source either the Air Force or the contractors have." Clarke Appointed Asst. Postmaster According to an announcement received from Congressman James B. Utt of Santa Ana, Charles C. Clarke of 206 N. Balcom st. in Fullerton has been appointed as acting postmaster of the Fullerton post office. Clarke has been in the postal service for more than 35 years, starting as a messenger boy and working up to the position of assistant postmaster. He is a member of the First Baptist church, a charter member of the Azure Masonic Lodge, a charter member of the Isaac Walton chapter and is active in Chamber of Commerce work. Daily Limit Taken By Trout Fishers Mr. and Mrs. Nowell Patton of 13952 Orangewood ave. returned Miss Edith O. Gay and Mrs. Jeaing trip to Big Pine Glacier Lodge near Bishop. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patton Jr. of Santa Ana. Mrs. Charles Patton had the misfortune to break a bone in her foot the first day, but a vacationing doctor gave first aid which enabled her to fish in spite of the injury. Rainbow trout wee biting very well and the party caught the limit, each day. IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 25 Years Ago Work began yesterday clearing the lot at the corner of Center and Lemon streets preparatory to the erection of a brick block to be occupied by the postoffice. McWilliams and Dun have the contract for the building which will be a substantial structure, large enough to accommodate the demands of the growing postal business. The residence occupied by J.P. Hatzfeldt will be moved back and faced on Lemon street. The postoffice was many years ago located on this corner, and now, after occupying its present location for a number of years, is about to take Horace Greeley's advice and go West a block to where it was before. Mr. Dickel, through whose efforts removal was brought about, had the matter pretty well sewed up three months ago. When he offered to erect a building for the post office when the department desired a number of changes in the present location, which was refused. Mr. Dickel had a heart-to-heart talk with Uncle Sam and now everybody sees the result. The Pacific Creamery at Buena Park is handling every day more than 25,000 pounds of milk which is converted into Lily brand of sterilized creams. The output is about 15000 cans daily and it finds a ready market all over the world. Bros., 2629 Mission street Francisco. This establishment no superior in the west in manufacture of whips and dye and we cordially recommend to all dealers in such art. We had the pleasure today of welcoming to Mr. Groseman, who succeed Johansen as superintendent business of Messrs. Dreyer Company. Mr. Groseman has years of experience in many vineyards of the Northernties. Mr. Schwartz who has the tract for sprinkling the soil is now boring a well on his street lot opposite Dr. Residence and will immediately put up a steam pump. If he that the pump will not fill enough water, he will cure windmill in addition. His arrangements will be perfected and will commence sprinkling streets in about two weeks. A fine, large grizzly bear killed up in the Santiago coast a few nights ago. The varmin been annoying the bee-kite quite seriously of late by his redations. He was an incipient honey thief upon whom he moral suasion nor strife seemed to have any effect; cordingly, Messrs. Derricot Taylor, the latter a brothel Mr. Taylor of the Grange ensconced themselves in several nights with murky intent and double-barreled... THE FASHIONABLE BACKGROUND FOR LIVING .. Wallpaper 1¢ SALE 1953-54 PATTERNS NEFF'S PAINT and WALLPAPER 200 N. Los Angeles St. — Phone Anaheim 3219 WINTER WARMING Mr. Dickel had a heart-to-heart talk with Uncle Sam and now everybody sees the result. The Pacific Creamery at Buena Park is handling every day more than 25,000 pounds of milk which is converted into Lily brand of sterilized creams. The output is about 15000 cans daily and it finds a ready market all over the world. Coleman and Amos Travis were visiting friends in town from Esperanza rancho yesterday. 50 Years Ago A gasoline stove in the residence of Claude Eaton, at the corner of Chartres and Olive streets, exploded shortly after 7 o'clock on Monday evening and almost totally destroyed the building. The alarm was given instantly and the fire bell was rung by Clarence Perdomo within a minute after the first cry of fire. The fire department had streams of water playing upon the fire within five minutes and, with excellent pressure upon the hose the fire was soon under control. The building was owned by W. I. Carver and was not insured. Frank Baum has sold the Otto Storm place on Broadway to George Bender of Los Angeles for $2700, and has disposed of his residence property on Los Angeles street to Mrs. Rehwalt for $1500. Mme. Modjeska, the celebrated Polish actress, has so far recovered from an attack of bronchitis, with which she has been recently troubled in New York, as to leave the hotel Manhattan and depart for Chicago, enroute to her ranch home in Southern California. Her husband, Count Bozenta, is with her. The Madamé has let it be known that she probably will make her home in the Golden State for several years. She feels more at home here on her ranch than anywhere else and declares it is one of the finest and best appointed ranches in the west. Modjeska's health is far from good and she will probably never undertake another long theatrical engagement, though she hopes to appear on the stage for about two months each season in the Pacific Coast cities. 75 Years Ago William Fesenfeld advertises for sale his fine cottage and lot on the corner of Palm and First South street opposite the residence of Mr. Dickel. at SMIT EXTRA SPECIAL FOR DOLLAR DAYS Aug. 7 and 8 SAVE $160 on 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite in Green Tapestry REG. 459.50 $29950 DOLLAR DAYS ONLY SAVE $150 on Modern Sofa in Kelly Green with Matching Chair in contrasting grey. REG. 529.00 $37900 Why install just cooling alone when you can have the all-year comfort of gas air conditioning? 1. Keeps every room comfortable with one single unit. 2. Refrigerates and dries the air when it's hot and humid. 3. Heats and humidifies the air when it's cold and dry. 4. Switches automatically from cooling to heating, back again, if desired. 5. Filters out dust, dirt and pollen—benefits sufferers of asthma and hay fever. 6. Cools with no moving parts in the refrigeration system. 7. Uses clean, dependable, low-cost natural gas for both heating and cooling. 8. Heating and refrigeration units guaranteed 5 years. 75 Years Ago William Fesenfeld advertises for sale his fine cottage and lot on the corner of Palm and First South street opposite the residence of Dr. Yocum. "Cottage of four rooms, hard finished, garden land laid out in lawn, planted with choice flowers, shrubbery, fruit, and ornamental trees. Will be one of the nicest homes in Anaheim in short time. Will be sold cheap—part cash and balance on easy terms." Several citizens are complaining of drunken Indians who are constantly prowling about their places and lying drunk in the roads to the great annoyance of women and children. It is, of course, to be supposed that they buy their liquor in Los Angeles or some out of the way place, when there is no law preventing the sale of liquor to Indians, and bring it here to drink. Rev. F. D. Bovard, a member of the examining committee of the Los Angeles Academy reports that institution to be in a healthy condition. About 70 students were enrolled last year. A class of 8 or 10 will graduate next year. We commend the institution to all who are looking out for a good academic course. Dr. De Courcey Morris, an eminent London physician is now on his way here to take charge of the establishment and practice of Dr. James Ellis. We received on Monday a most magnificent carriage whip from the manufactory of Keystone. SAVE $150 on Modern Sofa in Kelly Green with Matching Chair in contrasting grey. 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