anaheim-gazette 1956-01-12

LAW IN ACTION SPEEDIER JUSTICE Everyone gains if he can justly shorten a trial or settle a law suit out of court. Such settlements ease the case loads of our courts and save money for the parties and the taxpayer. When the parties can settle a controversy fairly, his "Canon of Ethics" says the lawyer should tell his client to avoid the law suit or end it. Besides, Californias law has sought speedy justice in other ways: 1. California's Chief Justice, as head of the Judicial Council, may send judges from one county to others to help them catch up with heavy case loads. 2. Lawyers on each side get together to stipulate to certain facts which otherwise would need time-consuming proof, weeks or perhaps months. 3. Today the Judicial Council encourages lawyers to make wide use of stipulations in "pre-trial conferences." After both lawyers in a civil case have done their best outside of court, the judge may meet with them to have them agree on further legal and factual questions. Only the left-over questions go before the court or jury. Before the trial, the judge sets down in a court order all the things the two sides agree on. The Judicial Council is still working out pretrial rules under a new law in effect since last September. News: The State Bar of California offers this column for you to know more about our laws. Another Hope Joins Palsy Drive M. E. Beebe, Pioneer Business Man, Dies Safely Marshall E. Beebe, long a dentist of Anaheim, passed away Saturday after a prolonged illness. He suffered his first attack in August of 1954 and been in ill health since that time. Born in Minnesota, he can Anaheim in 1912 where he be active in community at spending his first two years manager of the Anaheim hospital. Following this he was associated with the Maryland Casualty insurance Company as its first at large and it is said that wrote the first insurance company in the state of California. To commemorate 35 years of service to his company, Beebe was honored with an award in 1930 and which still hangs in his office. He has actively engaged in the college and state insurance program. Mr. Beebe has been a lifelong member of the Presbyterian church and served as elder for many years. He was a charter member of the Anaheim Lions club, opening offices in its various departments and was very active in annual Christmas programs crippled children. He was one of the founders of the YMCA at Osceola and for a number of years was leader in the organization of summer camps, both Osceola and on Catalina Island. He was a member of the local Boston, Mass. — Joining a favorite charity of comedian Bob Hope, Stanley C. Hope, President of Esso Standard Oil Co. (center), accepts national campaign chairmanship for United Cerebral Palay's 1956 drive from Roger S. Firestone (right), this year's chairman. Looking on is Louis C. Whiton, Connecticut industrialist and newly elected UCP President. Mr. Hope announced that the goal of UCP's 1956 campaign next May is $10,000,000. Bob Hope is UCP Life Chairman. Rail oddities In Gorcheltovskia recently, it seemed to a train conductor, collecting tickets, that a good study of the passengers were on the wrong train. As it turned out the conductor was on the wrong train. An American model electric train attracted such crowds at an international trade fair in Jakarta, Indonesia, that the exhibit had to be shut down at intervals to clear the way for new visitors. Between December 1 and Christmas Day, the American railroads carry an average of more than 200 million pieces of mail per day. Five Of A Kind — All Hungry SC. - Oregon State On TV Saturday SC's Trojan cagers host O State this weekend at the Pacific Auditorium in Los Angeles as the PCC basketball season its second week. Five Of A Kind--All Hungry DOLORES GRAY is almost as busy at home as she was at the MGM Studio filming the musical extravaganza "Milestar" when it's feeding time. She has five hungry pockets all with hearty appetites, and if you look close you can also see a monkey getting into the act, teaching up its paw for a hand-out. SC.-Oregon State On TV Saturday SC's Trojan cagers host Oregon State this weekend at the Pacific Auditorium in Los Angeles as the PCC basketball season its second week. Coach Forrest Twogood's jans are a rapidly improving despite their in-and-out record preleague play, which saw post four wins in nine starts; these nine games Twogood eight different starting lines an attempt to find a formidable five which would have a clinic league play. The first game is scheduled Friday night, but Saturday's will be played in the after CBS televising for Coast ball fans. Anaheim-Fullerton Realty-Boards P Joint Installation The Anaheim-Fullerton B of Realtors are installing new officers at the Elks in Anaheim Monday, January 1956, at 7:00 p.m., in a joint stallation ceremony. New officers for Fullerton: Gerald Leatherby, president; ronica Taylor, vice-president; Douglas Yarbrough, secretary and C. Neville Robinson, treasurer; Anaheim officers are: Andrews, president; Doh Hei vice-president; and Walter Glen, secretary-treasurer. M. E. Beebe, pioneer business man, dies Sat. Marshall E. Beebe, long a resident of Anaheim, passed away last Saturday after a prolonged illness. He suffered his first heart attack in August of 1954 and had been in ill health since that time. Born in Minnesota, he came to Anaheim in 1912 where he became active in community affairs, ending his first two years as manager of the Anaheim hospital. Following this he was associated with the Maryland Casualty Insurance Company as its first agent large and it is said that he note the first insurance for that company in the state of California. To commemorate 35 years of service to his company, Mr. Beebe was honored with an award in 1930 and which still hangs on the wall of his office. He has been actively engaged in the county state insurance program. Mr. Beebe has been a lifetime member of the Presbyterian church and served as elder for many years. He was a charter member of the Anaheim Lions club, holding offices in its various departments and was very active in the annual Christmas program for appled children. He was one of founders of the YMCA camp Osceola and for a number of years was leader in the organization of summer camps, both at Osceola and on Catalina Island. He was a member of the local YMCA. A Diamond Worth Half A Million DOLORES GRAY, who plays Lalune, in the new MGM musical, "Kismet," wears as a tiara the 99.52 carat "Shah of Persia" diamond valued at upwards of half a million dollars. This canary-yellow stone belonged originally to the Taj Mahal builder, Shah Jehan, but was taken from India to Persia in 1737 by Conqueror Nadir Shah. The government of Persia bestowed the Jewel on Russian General V. D. Staroselky, who sold it when he came to this country at the time of World War II. Parents Announcement Daughter's Betrothals Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. H., of 6201 Lincoln Blvd., have announced the betrothal of their daughter, Patricia, to Lawrence Hemphill, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. Hemphill of 10962 S. Garrett Dr. She is a senior at Anaheim Union High school. He is a graduate of AUHS. They have not their wedding date. SPEND THE HOLIDAYS WITH RELATIVES HERE Mrs. Oscar L. Rush and her daughter, Linda Lee, who has been spending the Christmas New Year holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Nipper, and also at the home of her brother and his wife, and Mrs. R. Francis Nipper, city, left last Thursday even from Los Angeles for their near Skiatook, Okla., where busband is engaged in the dairy business. FATHER'S NIGHT Father's night was observed Lincoln school on Tuesday with the regular P-TA meeting preceded by a ham dinner. Father served the dinner and then presented a comedy skit. The Janice elementary school bond issue discussed by school trustee Thompson and a question andswer period followed. INSTALLATION OF OFFICE The newly formed Womens Auxiliary to the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association install its officers next Wednesday, Jan. 18. The meeting is held at 10:30 AM at the Orange County Public Library. DOLORES GRAY, who plays Lalune, in the new MGM musical, "Kismet," wears as a tiara the 99.52 carat "Shah of Persia" diamond vilued at upwards of half a million dollars. This canary-yellow stone belonged originally to the Taj Mahal builder, Shah Jelian, but was taken from India to Persia in 1737 by Conqueror Nadir Shah. The government of Persia beatowed the jewel on Russian General V. D. Sturosselky, who sold it when he came to this country at the time of World War I. All-Time High of General Motors Reached in 1955 Retail sales of new General Motors passenger cars in the United States reached an all-time high of 3,766,420 in 1955; President Harlow H. Curtice announced today. He also announced that used car sales by General Motors dealers totaled a record 4,867,403 in 1955, and disclosed a number of other GM sales records based on figures for the year recently ended. The new-car sales total was 136 per cent of the 1954 sales figure. The previous record year was 1950, when General Motors dealers in the United States sold 2,938,477 new cars. All five GM passenger car divisions—Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldmobile, Buick and Cadillac—set all-time sales records in both new and used cars in 1955. Mr. Curtice disclosed the following other GM sales records: Biggest December in history: new car sales, all-time high of 305,988, or 108.2 per cent of December, 1954; used car sales, all-time high of 335,750, or 110.7 per cent of December a year ago. Lane Changes Cause Accidents Changing lanes in traffic without proper caution, and inadequate signals are causing a thousand of accidents. INSTALLATION OF OFFICE The newly formed Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association install its officers next Wednesday, Jan. 18. The meeting is be followed by a dessert lunch and will be held at 12:30 p.m. the home of Mrs. C. V. Turner 257 Magnolia, Costa Mesa. BIRTH OF SON A 7 lb. 3 oz. boy was born Jan. 5 in St. Joseph hospital; Mr. and Mrs. James Enloe, W. Center street. TO ATTEND RETREAT The Youth Choir of White Temple Methodist church will attend an annual retreat at Big Lakes Jan. 20-22. Burnett, director of children work at the church, is helping make selections in the follow three categories: reference volume for church school teachers and workers; Christian literature family reading; and a special vision for children and young people. Won't Rust... C. - Oregon State TV Saturday SC's Trojan cagers host Oregon date this weekend at the Pancific Auditorium in Los Angeles the PCC basketball season ensits its second week. Coach Forrest Twogood's Trois are a rapidly improving crew upite their in-and-out record in league play, which saw them at four wins in nine starts. In nine games Twogood used different starting lineups in a attempt to find a formidable equipment which would have a chance league play. The first game is scheduled for day night, but Saturday's game will be played in the afternoon. US televising for Coast basketball fans. Anaheim-Fullerton Realty Boards Plan Point Installation The Anaheim-Fullerton Boards Realtors are installing their v officers at the Elks Club Anaheim, Monday, January 16, at 7:00 p.m., in a joint inilation ceremony. New officers for Fullerton are: Rald Leatherby, president; Verica Taylor, vice-president; Anglas Yarbrough, secretary; C. Neville Robinson, treassor; Anaheim officers are: Marc Drews, president; Doh Herring, president; Walter Goodsecretary-treasurer. Lane Changes Cause Accidents Changing lanes in traffic without proper caution, and inadequate signals are causing a thousand traffic accidents a year in California according to reports kept by the California Highway Patrol. "Traffic rules covering lane changing require drivers to first make sure the change can be made with reasonable safety," declared Patrol Commissioner B. R. Caldwell. "It is then necessary to give the proper arm or turn light signal before changing lanes. This signal should be given for a considerable distance to allow other drivers ample time to cope with the lane change and avoid accident trouble. "There is always a degree of hazard connected with lane changing in traffic, even when traffic is light," Caldwell continued. "To avoid accidents while changing lanes, be alert, obey the rules, and cooperate with other drivers who may be affected by the move." Brother Passes on New Year's Night The brother of Mrs. Vearl Royer of 617 S. Dickel St., Durahn Altman, suffered injuries in an automobile accident on Christmas eve near Franklin, Pa., and died New Year's night. He was a native of Knox, Pa. HERE'S HOW YOU BENEFIT: BUILT TO LAST! Any automatic Gas water heater constructed of materials that won't rust will deliver carefree service far. far longer than ordinary water heaters. FASTER SERVICE! Gas heats water faster than any other practical fuel. Gas plus the right size heater means plenty of quick hot water...for more years, too, it your heater won't rust! COSTS LESS, TOO! You save money when you heat water with Gas. You also save when you buy a heater that won't rust. It may cost you a little more now—but a lot less in the long run! SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Only GAS gives yo 2—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs. Jan. 12, 1956 CARVING MEAT CUTS Blade Pot-Roast The blade pot-roast contains at least part of one rib and a portion of the blade bone. The low-g cooking process softens the tissues attached to the bones; therefore, the bone can be slipped out easily before the pot-roast is placed on the table. Hold the pot-roast firmly with the fork inserted at the left and separate a section by running the knife between two muscles, then close to the bone, if the bone has no beer removed. Turn the section just separated so that the grain of the meat is parallel with the platter. This enables you to cut the slices across the grain of the meat. Hold the piece with the fork, cut slices of one-fourth to three-eighths of an inch thick. Separate the remaining sections of the pot-roast; note the direction of the meat fibers and curve across the grain. Serve two to three slices to each person depending upon the size. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Orval Halvorsen of 10972 E. Ball Rd., are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to Lloyd Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hamilton of 11071, 101 Highway. They are graduates of Anaheim Union High school. The bride-elect is an Alpha Phi pledge at Long Beach State college. Her EXEC. SECRETARIES ELECT Evelyn Deckert of Santa Ana will be installed this month in the presidency of Executives' Secretaries Inc. of Orange County. Elections were held at the annual Christmas dinner party in the recreation room of the Anaheim Savings and Loan Assn., Carrie Lou Sutherland of Anaheim was named vice-president. Hazel Jackson ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Orval Halvorsen of 10972 E. Ball Rd., are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to Lloyd Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hamilton of 11071, 101 Highway. They are graduates of Anaheim Union High school. The bride-elect is an Alpha Phi pledge at Long Beach State college. Her fiance is studying business administration at Orange Coast college. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilmore, 8192 Gilbert St., welcomed a 7 lb., 12 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on Jan. 6. ORGANIST AT WHITE TEMPLE Ruth P. Lockwood, a new resident in the community, is now organist at White Temple Methodist church. SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rosales, 820½ N. Sabina St., announce the birth of a 7 lb. 2 oz. son in Santa Ana Community hospital on Jan. 4. PLAN TRIP TO SNOW The Katella Cub Scout Pack 109 are planning a trip to the snow later this month. EXEC. SECRETARIES ELECT Evelyn Deckert of Santa Ana will be installed this month in the presidency of Executives' Secretaries Inc. of Orange County. Elections were held at the annual Christmas dinner party in the recreation room of the Anaheim Savings and Loan Assn. Carrie Lou Sutherland of Anaheim was named vice-president. Hazel Jackson of Dixie Cup Corp. will be notebook editor. JITNEY DINNER Youth camping experience and summer work camps will be benefitted by the annual jitney dinner to be held on Jan. 18 in White Temple Fellowship hall by the MYF. The public is invited to patronize the cafeteria style meal which will feature main dish ples such as chicken, beef, enchillada, pizza, etc., and many accompaniments. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Keller, 9791 Yardley St. a 7 lb. 1½ oz. son on Dec. 26 in St. Joseph hospital. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Reliable man with good recommendations desires clerking work. KE 5-3653. Half the hippo's life is spent Underneath the water. He never rusts, I'm glad to soy. And neither does his daughter! ...a GAS WATER HEATER carrying this seal! verified Long Life This Verified Long Life Seal on an automatic Gas water heater is your assurance of a top-quality appliance sturdily built of materials that won't rust. 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