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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1951

Page

5

Bond Sales Agent Named as Fiscal Agent for County Bonds

Santa Ana December 29 an update on the 8.3 million dollar county sanitation bond issue names Bank of America as fiscal agent for five of seven districts with potential 24611.10 in charges plus a one dollar per bond fee and coupon costs. District No 2 and Huntington Beach District No 21 may join, as bids are called January 23. The plan aims to secure a better interest rate over 17 years by underwriting about 25 thousand dollars, though no guarantee of lower rates is promised. Buyers can cash bonds in New York without service charges, while districts cover such costs as a guarantee of financial stability.

Santa Ana Bank of America Huntington Beach Bank of United States New York Raymond R. Ribal Ribal

Showers Drench Southland Area

Santa Ana reports up to half an inch of rain across Orange County this morning with San Juan Capistrano at 51, pushing the season total well past last year as showers continue.

Santa Ana Orangé County San Juan Capistrano

Spangles Contest Winners Listed

Huntington Beach winners named in the annual Christmas decorations contest by the chamber of commerce after final judging. Mr and Mrs William Ebert win best inside tree on 22th Street. Roy Smiths win best outside tree at Seventh and Palm. Jack Robertson at 10th Street wins best decorated home. Vic Terrys Drug Co. at Main Street and Ocean Avenue wins best decorated business place. Honorable mentions go to Dr and Mrs L F Whittaker and Mrs Dorothy Terry for decorated homes.

Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce William Ebert Roy Smith Palm Jack Robertson 10Th St Vic Terry’s Drug Co Main St Ocean Ave L. F. Whittaker Dorothy Terry Frackfort St

Pair Sought for Market Burglaries

Huntington Beach police seek two men in a late model car for burglaries at Adair Grocery Market and Banks Market in Newport Beach. Loot includes government bonds, cash, cigarets, canned goods, and wine. A hammer tied to both breaks and a light-colored car link the suspects.

Huntington Beach Newport Beach Tabian m Uras Vanes W. M. Adair Adair Grocery Market Main St Adair Paul R. Adair W. Balboa Jerry Washburn Newport

Lynwood Driver Injured in Crash

Harvey Stafford of 11263 Virginia Ave sustained broken ribs when his auto collided with another machine at Linden and Sanborn Aves. He was hospitalized. the other driver Bertil Berg of 4036 Josephine St was unhurt. The incident occurred Friday at 12 20 p m in Lynwood and was reported by police.

Downey Banking Gains Mark Local Economic Rise

Downey shows strong annual growth with bank deposits rising to 19.23 million across Bank of America and Security First National Bank, a 3.39 million year increase. Industrial payroll nears 36 million, boosted by North American Aviation, while the city’s population sits around 48 thousand and telephone service expands with 8500 applications.

Bank of Downey Bank of America Malcolm J. Baker Baker Security First National Bank Anthony Cavalli Chamber of Commerce Chamber North American Aviation Cavalli Associated Telephone Company

Lions for Service on File Increase in Connections

Total connections during the year rose to 3400, up from 6400 in 1950 and 1625 in 1940, according to Harry Gifford the companys commercial supervisor.

Harry Gifford

Fullerton Home Burglar Gets Prison Term for Fourth Time

Eli Mondragon, 39, jailed for burglary at the X Y Zable home in Fullerton last November 14 for the fourth time. Although seeking insanity, alienists found him sane at the time of the looting. Judge Gardner ordered a term of one to 15 years and suggested transfer to a mental institution due to alcoholism related mental damage. White, 24, Santa Ana, pled guilty to felony drunk driving after a crash, sought probation, caused a disturbance in jail, fled to the psych ward, escaped, then recaptured near Garden Grove.

Robert Gardner Mondragon Zable Gardner Earl Bloyd White Santa Ana San Quentin White Garden Grove

Grove Improvers to Install Jan. 28

Garden Grove Improvement Association enters its third year with the January 28 installation dinner at the Women's Club house. Ralph Schmiedel chairing the program, with Judge Robert Gardner presiding as master of ceremonies and Willis Warner installing officers. The group, now 80 paid members, is 20 more than last year.

Garden Grove Garden Grove Improvement Association Earl Crawford Ralph Schmiedel Schmiedel Robert Gardner Willis Warner County Board of Supervisors Crawford

City Probes Worker Exams

Whittier city officials consider requiring all city employees to undergo physical exams to reduce compensation costs. City Clerk Guy Dixon notes the compensation fund swings about $1000 in the red monthly, while City Attorney Bewley cites lack of examinations as a defense gap. The issue is referred to the City Personnel Board.

Whittier Guy Dixon Thomas Bewley City Personnel Board

Bellflower Woman Seeks $28,800 Damages in Suit

Claudia Taylor of Bellflower filed in Compton Superior Court against Clifton Cafeteria Los Angeles alleging negligence led to a December 23 1950 slip on a greasy floor injuring her back and kidneys.

Bellflower Det Claudia Taylor Comptott Clifton Los Angeles

Plans for Cypress church spark public hearing

Santa Ana December 29 Plans by Rev Clarence Eigenhuis to build a 120 seat church on Walker Street Cypress were revealed to the county planning commission. A public hearing is set for January 11 at 2 p m to consider the variance sought. The site lies in a suburban residential area on the west side of Walker Street 770 feet north of Orange Avenue. The project includes a 28 by 60 feet church with parking for five cars and a residence under construction.

Santa Ana Clarence G. Eigenhuis Walker St Orange Ave Cypress County Planning Commission Lewis F. Larson Figueroa St Bolsa Rd First St Newhope O. ¥. Barkman Santiago Creek Santiago Blvd Old County Park Rd Orange Barkman Weldon L. Field Treop & Business Pearl St Main St McPherson District

Second Bus Line Looms In Garden Grove

Garden Grove may gain two bus services to Long Beach as leaders push for new routes. Paul W. Diefenbach seeks PUC approval on Jan 7 to extend West Orange Transit Co lines to Garden Grove. J W Clayton also filed to extend Santa Ana Garden Grove service to Westminster linking with Pacific Electric.

Garden Grove Long Beach Paul W. Diefenbach West Orange Transit Co Public Utilities Commission Los Alamitos Santa Ana Garden Grove W Minster Pacific Electric Santa Ana PUC J. W. Clayton FUC Chamber of Commerce and Improvement Association Clayton Westminster Diefenpach Here Los Alamitos and Stanton Chapman Ave Garden Grove Blvd Deifenbach Seventh St

Dairyman to Head Kiwanis in Norwalk

Norwalk Kiwanis Club taps Cypress dairyman Jack de Vries as president at a January 7 ladies night event at the Women’s Clubhouse. Retiring president Dr Curtis Paxman, Lt Governor Harry Ferman, and Immediate Past Lt Gov Dick Williams will officiate. Officers include Dr Fred N. Chelf, Frank Jones, Robert Boyd, Jack Moser, Winton Burns, Eugene Cleavinger. holdover directors Nolan Rasher, Howard Taylor, Robert Lingo.

Norwalk Jack de Vries Cypress Dairyman Norwalk Kiwanis Club Wom’an Siverson Curtis Paxman Harry Ferman Leutenant Hunington Park Dick Williams Downey de Vries Fred N. Chelf Frank Jones Robert Boyd Jack Moser Winton Burns Eugene Cleavinger Nolan Rasher Howard Taylor Robert Lingo

Asphyxiation Blamed for Death

The death of William P L Johnson, 2, son of Mrs Virginia Johnson of 7441 Lindsey Ave, was caused by congestion of body fluids in the lungs leading to asphyxiation, per autopsy. He died after a minor finger injury and was pronounced dead on arrival at Pleo Emergency Hospital. Funeral services were held at White Emerson Mortuary in Whittier, with interment at Calvary Cemetery. potential inquest pending.

Rivera William P&l Johnson Virginia Johnson Lindsey Ave Pleo Emergency Hospital White Emerson Mortuary Whittier Calvary Cemetery

Gas Station Looted in LOS METOS

Two elderly bandits, one armed, robbed Mrs. Ladina L. Gutiefrey, 44, operator of a 4 station at 9200 Norwalk Blvd, escaping with $89. Police report details sparse. incident occurred near Los Metos. No injuries reported.

Los Metos Ladina L. Gutiefrey Norwalk Blvd

Teachers Institute to feature speech therapy expert

Santa Ana reports an air day institute for Los Angeles County teachers on January 12 at Alhambra's Martha Baldwin School. Dr. Robert Haas of UCLA will discuss Techniques of Group Dynamics in Speech Education and the Language Arts. The event is open to counties beyond Los Angeles with a luncheon and a show and tell of new speech methods.

Santa Ana California Los Angeles County Alhambra’s Martha Baldwin Verna — Breinholt Theams. v. Premnod County Schools Robert Haas University of California At Los Angeles J. Thompson Riverside County Breinholt State Association Los Angeles Orange

Couple's Son Will Preach at First Christian Church

Norman Leavell son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Leavell 9325 Harvard Ave will preach at 9 am and 10 45 am and 7 30 pm services Sunday at First Christian Church 17003 S Clark Ave Rev Harry E Berg pastor announced Norman a senior at Phillips University Enid Okla and student at Beaumont Kan church shows Limping Christians as morning topics and New Goals for evening with a cello obbligato and solo by Chaplain Don Sauter and Jeanne Balter on cello.

Bellflower Norman Leavell Leonard Leavell Harvard Ave First Christian Church S. Clark Ave Harry E. Berg H Norman Phillips University Enid Oklo The Christian Church Beaumont Kan Don Sauter Jeanne Balter

Whittier Manager Amendment Delayed by Vote Protest

Whittier plans to amend the city manager ordinance were put off as council studies the mayor's committee recommendations from last October. Councilman Turner C. Smith objected to the voting method for firing the manager, insisting on a three-fifths threshold versus the four-fifths recommendation. Committee members argued a larger majority was needed to shield the manager from political pressure.

Whittier Turner C. Smith

Santa Ana Await Jury Trial In Multiple Charges

Santa Ana resident Salvador V. Ceniceros 28 awaits Superior Court jury trial on Feb. 4 after denying abduction and rape charges tied to an alleged assault on Jennie Mata near Santa Ana and San Juan Capistrano. He faced robbery counts connected to missing cash. Other defendants faced forgery and bogus check charges with sentencing set for January 11 and probation hearings in January.

Santa Ana Jennie R. Mata San Juan Capistrano Salvador Milton S. Maxwell Ipipe Rob Ert Gardner Sudge Franklin G. West J . Frederick Tarr U. S. Ma Rine Vijit Casimere M. Leon Dallas Inie Johnson Helen May Stone Dorothy Stone Esther Stone

Gardena Woman Narrowly Escapes Death In Crash

Gardena resident Gladys De Lozier survived a two car collision at Olive Street and Long Beach Boulevard in Compton. She was thrown from the auto she rode in and treated for minor injuries at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. Her husband Lawrence De Lozier and Samuel L. Guinn, the other driver, were not injured.

Samuel L. Guinn San Mateo

Real Estate Sales Hit Record in Bellflower 1951

Bellflower reports 1951 real estate sales at 2,634,316, surpassing 1950 by 1,022,760 with caveats that figures may rise as only 60 offices submitted data. Best quarter July to September totaled 1,028,000. September alone 428,000. The MLS group plans Jan breakfast at Goodwin’s Cafe and installation events for new president Jan 13 with state president James McUdell coming from Los Angeles.

Bellflower Thomas R. Jansen Board of Realtors Jansen Amelia Awad Goodwin's Lloyd W. Hauser James McUdell Los Angeles Miss Awad

Paramount Postal Receipts Increase

Paramount December post office receipts rose to 35000 with the year’s total at 205000, an eight thousand dollar gain over 1950. December receipts exceeded last year’s by three thousand. Christmas business prompted addition of eight staff to the regular payroll of thirty postal workers.

Paramount Betty Doheney

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