anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-06

LEGAL NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE. In the Matter of the Estate of: CLARA B. GIFFORD. Decased: NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that MARION G. WICK, as Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of CLARA E. GIFFORD, deceased, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder, upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned, and subject to confirmation by said Superior Court on May 7, 1954, at the hour of 11:00 a.m., or thereafter within the time allowed by law, at the offices of S. B. KAUFMAN and ROBBIE KAUFMAN, attorneys for said Executrix, 205 Bank of America Building, Anaheim, California, that certain real property described as follows: Lot Three (3) of the Pellegrin Subdivision, Tract No. 88, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, as per map recorded in Book 9. Page 33 of Miscellaneous Maps, records of said Orange County. (Located at 205 South Helena Street, Anaheim, California.) TERMS OF SALE: Cash lawful money of the United States is sent to be paid at the time of sale, and the balance upon confirmation of sale by said Court, or upon such terms and conditions of payment as the Court may, upon confirmation of sale, approve. Said parcel of said real property will be conveyed subject to reservations, restrictions, easements, conditions, rights and rights of way of record. PLACE OF SALE: All bids must be in writing and may be held at the office of S. B. KAUFMAN and ROBBIE KAUFMAN. Attorneys for said Executrix at 205 Bank of America Building, Anaheim, California, or may be delivered to said Executrix personally, or filed in the office of the Clerk of said Court at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of the sale. Said Executrix reserves the right to reject any and all bids which may be received. Dated: April 19, 1954. MARION G. WICK Executrix S. B. Kaufman & Robbie Kaufman Attorneys for said Executrix. Pub. April 21—22—23—24—26—27—28-29-30 and May 1-2-4-5-6, 1954) LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS be refunded upon the return of such copies within 5 days after the bids are opened. Plans also on file with the Clerk of the Board of the above mentioned District. Pursuant to the statutes of the State of California the Board of Trustees of the said School District has ascertained the general prevailing rate of per diem wages and rates for legal holiday and overtime work for each workman needed to execute the contract which will be awarded to the successful bidder. The prevailing rates so determined are as follows: Minimum Wage Classification Rate per hour Electricians $2.10 Cable splicer $3.40 Iron Structural iron worker (Health & Welfare 7½c) $3.00 Lathers Metal furring lather (Health & Welfare 50¢ day) $3.75 Metal furring foreman (Health & Welfare, 50¢ day) $3.25 Nail-on lather (Health and Welfare, $1.00 day) $3.75 Nail-on foreman (Health & Welfare, $1.00 day) $3.75 Palmettes Brush $2.66 Spray gun or sandblaster $2.91 (7-hour day plus 5¢ Health and Welfare for above classification) Carpet, limelime and soft tile layer $2.90 Glazier (plus 1 week paid vacation) (Health and Welfare 7½c) $3.675 Plasterer (Health and Welfare 12½c) $3.4975 Plasterer foreman (Health and Welfare 12½c) $3.6875 Plasterer tender (Health and Welfare 7½c) $3.125 Plumbers and Fitters Plumber foreman $3.275 Plumber—Gas or lawn sprinkler fitter $3.125 Plumber—Lead or cement caulker $3.125 Plumber—Utility pipeline $3.075 Lead burner $3.775 Steamfitter foreman $3.775 Roofers Roof foreman $2.00 Roofer $2.75 Sheet Metal Worker $2.85 Residential heating installer $2.785 (Health and Welfare—7¢ and 6½c vacation) Tile setters helper $2.205 Carpenters Carpenter $2.70 Saw filer $2.78 Table power saw operator $2.78 Cement Masona $2.70 Cement mason (compocluding caulkers) Sewer pipe caulkler — cement joints Tarman and motorman — Window cleaner Sewer pipe caulkler (using capping tools) Truck Driver Drivers of dump trucks of less than 4 yds. water level Drivers of dump trucks 4 yds. but less than 8 yds. water level Drivers of dump trucks 8 yds. but less than 12 yds. water level Drivers of trucks legal payload capacity less than 8 tons Drivers of trucks legal payload capacity between 6 & 18 tons Drivers of trucks legal payload capacity between 10 & 18 tons Drivers of trucks legal payload capacity between 15 & 20 tons Drivers of transit-mix trucks under 8 yds. Drivers of transit-mix trucks 8 yds or more Iron workers Reinforcing iron worker — Operating engineers — A Frame-Boom truck — Air compression operator — Motor patrol operator — Including any type of power blade. Oshkosh or DW or Tourneupull operator — Roller operator — Skip loader operator-wheel type — Tow blade or grader operator — Trenching machine operator — Tractor operator—builddozer, tamper, scrapor or drag type shovel or boom attachment APPRENTICES — May be seen in conformity with Section of the California Labor Code. The foregoing schedule of annual prevailing rates of wages is based upon a wage day of eight ($) hours. OVERTIME Ericklayers, carpenters, clans, ironworkers and plains double time for all overtime. Cement finishing — time one-half for three hours first eight hours. All other times double. Plumbers and fitters; re sheet: metal workers; truck laborers; painters; time one-half for all overtime work. The rates of legal holidays for each of the various class work shall be two (2) time preavailing hourly rates. Legal days as herein referred to be deemed to be all Sats Sunday, January First, Fe Twenty-second, May Thirty Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Tuesday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, Saturday Ninth, Armistice Day, Thursday July Fourth, Labor Day, LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Doctor Disagree By Elizabeth Selfert CHAPTER NINETEEN EVERETT CARR cowled at Shelly's request that he not dismiss Dr. Talboy as plant doctor. "Let me say what I have in mind. I've inquired at the hospital and found that there were no tests made which could determine that he had been drinking before he was hurt. He was hurt, yes, and gossip has made a big thing of how he was hurt, and why, and of the fact that Mrs. Armes died without a doctor in attendance. Now, those stories are of a sort that could ruin a new doctor in town ..." "The man ruined himself!" barked Everett Carr. "Of course he was drunk! And it wasn't only Mrs. Armes that lacked his service. Laura Jarvis needed him, and couldn't get him—" "Mrs. Jarvis tried to get him last night, when he was in the hospital." "Well, he was in the hospital because he was drunk the previous night! Wasn't he?" "Father Carr! Was he drunk? Do you know he was drunk? Does anyone know he was? I wonder if anyone has asked him." "How could we ask him when..." "But don't you think you should reserve judgment until the man can speak for himself? He might have been forced off the road—anything could have happened. We do not know. But to help him when..." "I'll wait—There's no hurry. Of course, any announcement of his discharge here would finish the man in Norfolk, and if there's the least chance—yes, yes, we'll wait." She stood up. "Thank you. You're very kind, but then I knew you would be." The women of his family, thought Everett Carr, professed not to see why Stevie had married Shelly. If they ever had watched the girl walk out of the room, they'd know. He cleared his throat heavily, and sat down again at his desk. He'd bet his next caller would not be so good-looking! Miss Browne was caring for the office; Shelly went directly to the hospital, excitement beating small wings in her breast. Craig Talboy occupied the last room on a long corridor; she tapped lightly on the half-open door, then stepped in. He lay, with the head of the bed raised a little, staring out of the window. "What is it?" he asked, without turning. Good morning, Craig," said Shelly's lovely voice. She saw his jerk, and saw pain wince across his dark face. "I'm sorry..." she breathed, going swiftly to the foot of the bed. "I didn't expect callers," he said gruffly. Not at this hour, at any rate. But they let me in. May I sit down? His eyes were brighter for the her voice calm—but for all her forts, she spoke stiffly, and cooled "Mrs. Jarvis called at three o'clock this morning. You could not go to her house. I told her so." "Did you try to send someone else?" "No!" "You should have." "You know what she said me?" Shelly demanded, less forward. "Heaven knows." "She told me that she used doctor till she wore him out, then she got another one." Craig laughed. He laughed aloud, pressing his flattened against his side because it hurt much to laugh. His laughter hurt Shelly, She'd been indignant at Mrs. vis, not amused. The floor nurse came to the door and frowned. "He isn't supposed to be excited," she reproved. "I know," said Shelly, anxiously "And I didn't really say thing—" "Well, be careful, will you?" She withdrew, and Craig wished his eyes with a tissue, and he had a couple of times more. "So didn't come to amuse me." "No. I came to—well, there a few questions about the car but really, Craig, I came to you about the accident." "What's there to ask? I stand on a night call; I wrapped my..." ADVERTISEMENT FOR HIDS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the Magnolia School District of Orange County, California, will receive General Contract Bids for furnishing all required labor, materials, transportation and services for construction of three classrooms, site work and miscellaneous alterations at the Magnolia School No. 1. Magnolia at Ortinga-Amalina California. Each bid is to be in accordance with plans, specifications and other contract documents prepared by Frick and Frick. Architects, 35 North Raymond, Pasadena, California, where they may be examined and copies obtained upon the deposit of $15.00 which deposit will... "Well, he was in the hospital because he was drunk the previous night! Wasn't he?" "Father Carr! Was he drunk? Do you know he was drunk? Does anyone know he was? I wonder if anyone has asked him." "How could we ask him when" "But don't you think you should reserve judgment until the man can speak for himself? He might have been forced off the road—anything could have happened. We do not know. But to fire him as plant doctor just because it looks as if he might have been drunk... He's not a drinking man, I'm pretty sure. You said last night that a woman doesn't know about such things. I do know, Father Carr. And, besides, this morning I asked a couple of Stephen's friends if they'd ever seen Craig drink too much. Each one said, 'No.'" "Oh, Shelly, Shelly—" "I'm just asking you for an open mind, to be fair." "Well, sure I want to be fair. But, Shelly, I've a big responsibility. This thing affects all the workmen here in the plant, and their families." "I know. But, look—that accident could have happened to Stephen, you know. Would you have let people decide he was drunk, without any tests or other evidence?" "No, because I know my son." "And you don't know the man Stephen chose to take his place. But even that's a point, Father Carr. You don't know him well enough to decide he was drunk." Everett narrowed his eyes thoughtfully, and Shelly took quick advantage of the slight pause. "You haven't fired him yet?" "No. No, yet." "Will you let me talk to him before you take any such action? Will you do that for me, Father Carr? He's a little odd, I'll grant you. But Stephen put him here to take his place, and—well, let me talk to him and see what I get out of him. When I asked at the hospital about the tests, they said he was conscious, but wouldn't talk about the accident. But maybe he will talk to me. Will you let me try?" "Man won't talk to you is dead!" said Everett Carr, laughing. "Sure, Copyright 1903 by the head of the bed raised a little, staring out of the window. 'What is it?' he asked, without turning. 'Good morning, Craig,' said Shelly's lovely voice. She saw his jerk, and saw pain wince across his dark face. 'I'm sorry ...' she breathed, going swiftly to the foot of the bed. 'I didn't expect callers,' he said gruffly. "Not at this hour, at any rate. But they let me in. May I sit down?" His eyes were brighter for the sight of her slim prettiness. "Of course. Don't move the chair. I can turn—just too lazy." "How are you feeling?" "Don't know. Got me full of Secondal and novocaine. Head's funny, so's my tongue." "I came to tell you about Donald. He's at our house." "That was thoughtful of you, Shelly." He spoke like a very tired man. The sedative, perhaps? "We enjoy him, and he likes us. Especially Ike." "Still have the Vandables, do you?" "Yes, they are lifesavers." "What about the office? Close it up?" "Oh, no," she said quickly. "Miss Browne is there this morning. Of course, we have to refer certain patients until you get well." His full lips blew breath soundlessly between them. "I had some business to attend to this morning, and I thought I should talk to you about—things, as soon as possible." “What things?” Why, patients, and stuff. Beneath the white head bandage his black eyes stabbed at her. "Patients," he asked sharply, "like Mrs Jarvis?" Shelly's red lips parted. What in the devil did you say to her?" Craig demanded. "I told her that She only had a headache, Dr. Talboy!" "Only a headache!" he mimicked. "You ever have migraine? If you do you'll think you're sick. And anyway, now can you diagnose over the telephone? I can't. Maybe the woman was sick. Was she?" Shelly rubbed her white glove-fingers together, and straightened her siender shoulders under the black stuff of her suit. She moistened her lips, and fought to keep to be excited," she reproved. "I know," said Shelly, anxious. "And I didn't really say anything—" Well, be careful, will you? She withdrew, and Craig wished his eyes with a tissue, and he a couple of times more. "So didn't come to amuse me." No. I came to—well, there a few questions about the oak But, really, Craig, I came to you about the accident." What's there to ask? I stand on a night call; I wrapped my around a tree, and I ended up with a concussion and three bruises." But they're saying such things around town . . . That a drinking doctor should be allowed to practice. What's ful about that? He shouldn't allowed." Do you mean to tell me you're going to lie here and them say what they want, do they want—and not defend yourself? Till lie here until Ward said can get up. Then I'll not lie here. That's not what I meant." I know it isn't, Shelly." * Aren't you going to defeef yourself at all?" I can't really predict what do. But from here it looks as if defense would not be weak making That why I'm going tell you to stay out of the thick He raised himself painfully in bed. Clear out, Shelly Carri put the whole thing out of my mind. It's no fight for you to yourself into The whole town Norfolk has decided that it hires my guts—the Carrs, Dr Lew and the Norfolk County Med society—they're all against me why should you even try to bring such a thing? Shelly's head was high, shoulders straight." Because," said clearly. "I think the way situation is based on what M calls a pine-blank lie!" He considered Myra's test "Point-blank," I suppose means," he decided." You may be ready to give Craig Talboy, but I'm not. I failure, and I loathe injustice!" Now the black eyes were as as the fur ot-a cat. "Yes," he gravely, "so do L." (To Be Continued) Features Syndicate. County, California: shall be sealed in an envelope marked (on the face of the envelope) "BID" and shall state the kind of work the bid covers, and this must be filed with the said Board of Trustees on or before May 26, 1954 at 7:30 o'clock P.M. where the bids will be opened at the Magnolia School No. Magnolia at Orange, Anaheim, California. The above mentioned check or bond shall be given as a guarantee that the bidder will enter into the contract if awarded to him and will be declared forfeited if the successful bidder refuses to enter into a contract after being requested so to do by the awarding authority. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informality in any bid submitted. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days after the date set for the opening thereof. DATED: April 26, 1954 Anaheim, California EDMUND R. COOK, Clerk, Board of Trustees Magnolia Elementary School District Orange County, California (Publish May 6, 1954) LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSals FOR FURNISHING ALL PLANT, LAEOR SERVICES, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT AND PERFORMING ALL WORK NECESSARY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, INSTALLATION AND COMPLETION WITHIN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SPECIFICATIONS ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM OF THE FOLLOWING BUILDING IMPROVEMENT OR WORK: WEST STREET MPROVEMENT FROM WEST STREET IMPROVEMENT FROM WEST NORTH STREET TO WEST CENTER STREET AND FROM BROADWAY TO WEST SANTA ANA STREET, PROJECT NO. 42. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the City Council of the City of Anaheim at the office of the City Clerk up to the hour of $100 o'clock P.M. on the 11th day of May, 1954, and will be opened on said date at the hour of $800 o'clock P.M. at a public meeting of the City Council of the City of Anaheim, State of California, to be held in the City Council Chambers of the City Hall, of the City of Anaheim, at said time and place, for furnishing the following: All plant, labor, services, materials and equipment, and all utilities and transportation, including power, fuel and water, and perform all work necessary to conform to the requirements of this document in good condition. The successful bidder will be required to continuously maintain adequate protection of all his work and adjacent property from damage. By JAMES C. ANNE SACRAMENTO (UP) jobs, one paying nearly year and the other offering plus an unlimited expense may be available the next legislature convenes. Both positions to use term around the capital an experienced "legislative sentiment." In other lobbyist. The clients presumate of talent come next Jamaica Brewer in the Southern California Foundation and the Worcester Distributors of Norfolk. Up until the last session legislature in March, the employed roly-poly Artisan as their No. 1 lobbyist. The Spirits and Liquor Distributors resented by Frank X $3000 a month. Retirement Likely But now, Flynn is Samish is in the soup worternal Revenue Department likely to be retired with tract with the Bgew July 1. Sante Quattrain, executive of the Liquor Deli said his organization has thought yet to Flynn's position." James G. Hamilton, Brewery Institute Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the City Council of the City of Anaheim at the office of the City Council of the City of Anaheim, State of California, to be held in the City Council Chambers of the City Hall, of the City of Anaheim, at said time and place, for furnishing the following: All plant, labor, services, materials, equipment, and all utilities required for power, fuel and water, and form all work necessary to construct and complete in a good and workmanlike manner, in strict accordance with the design, detail plans and specifications as prepared by the City Engineer of the City of Anaheim of the following public improvement, to wit: The improvement of West Street from West North Street to West Central Street and from Broadway to West Santa Ana Avenue removal of existing trees, excavation construction of 4-inch plant-mixed paving and berms, concrete cross-gutters, adjusting existing manholes to grade, and appurtenant work as indicated on the plans, Project No. 42. Puruant to the provisions of Section 1770 of the Labor Code, the City Council of the City of Anaheim has ascertained the general paralleling rates of wages in the locality in which this type of contract is to be performed for each type of workman needed to execute this contract. The following hourly wage scale so ascertained is as follows: Per diem Hourly Rate Classification Rate (8 hr. day) Asphalt Plant Dryer-man or Fireman $2.47 $19.76 Asphalt Plant Engineman $2.65 $21.20 Asphalt Plant Wren-tice Oiler and Greaser $2.33 $17.84 Asphalt Raker and Ironer $2.26 $18.08 Box Mixer Operator $2.47 $19.76 Carpenter $2.70 $21.60 Cement Finisher $2.70 $21.60 Fine Grader (paving) $2.15 $17.20 Guard and/or Guard and/or Heavy Duty Repairman $1.97 $15.76 Heavy Duty Repairman $2.66 $12.20 Heavy Duty Repairman's Helper $2.28 $17.84 Laborer $2.65 $18.40 Motor Patrol Helper $2.79 $23.32 Reinforcing Iron Workers $2.74 $19.92 Road Oil Mixing Machine Operator $2.70 $21.60 Roller Operator $2.57 $20.56 Screed Operator $2.38 $18.90 Shear Grader Operator - Wheeler Tractor Operator, Bulldozer, Tamper, Scraper or Drag Type, Shovel or Boom Attachments $2.65 $21.20 Truck Drivers: Dump — Less than 4 yds., water level $17.04 Dump — 4 yds., but less than 8 yds., water level $17.28 Dump — 12 yds., but less than 12 yds., water level $17.68 Dumpster $21.08 Trucks under 6 tons legal payload $21.38 Trucks 6 to 10 tons legal payload $21.68 Trucks 10 to 15 tons legal payload $21.68 Water — under 2500 gallons $21.98 Winch, additional when operating power cage caged from a surety or bonding company satisfactory to the City Council of the City of Anaheim and shall be approved by the City Attorney in form and sufficiency before acceptance. Plans and Specifications may be obtained from the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim at the City Hall, Anaheim, California. A deposit of Twenty-Five and no/100 ($25.00) dollars will be required for each set of plants and specifications obtained. Such deposit will be refunded upon return of the documents in good condition. The successful bidder will be required to maintain adequate protection for all his assets and adjacent property from damage arising out of the performance of the contract and to furnish the City with public liability insurance in an amount not less than $100,000.00 on account of any one accident, and property damage insurance in an amount not less than $100,000.00 and public liability insurance in an amount not less than $100,000.00 for injuries to any one person or $100,000.00 for any one accident and property damage in an amount of $50,000.00. Compensation and employer's liability insurance shall be maintained during the life of the contract covering all employees on the project. The contractor shall be responsible that all employees by companies satisfactory to the City and subject to the approval of the City Attorney as to form and sufficiency. The successful bidder and any subcontractor and contractors employed by him in the performance of said work or any part of the work of said public improvement will be required to use only such materials and supplies as have been produced in the United States, and only manufactured articles, materials and supplies as have been manufactured in the United States substantially all from articles, materials and supplies mined, produced or manufactured as the case may be in the United States pursuant to the provisions of Sections 4300 to 4305 both inclusive, of the Government Code as set forth in California. Pursuant to the sections 4330 and 4333 of the Government Code of the State of California and price, fitness and quality being equal, the successful bidder and any subcontractor or contractors employed by him do any part of the work on the above described public improvement shall be required to prefer supplies grown, manufactured or produced in the State of California and next to prefer supplies partially grown, manufactured or produced in the State of California. Each bid will be accompanied by a Non-Collusion Affidavit copies of which may be obtained from the City Clerk. The successful bidder or bidder shall be required to enter into a contract with the City of Anaheim in the manner and form approved by the City Attorney of the City of Anaheim. The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids or to waive any informality to the extent permitted by law and reserves further right to make an award to the lowest responsible bidder found and determined to serve best interests of the City of Anaheim. By order of the City Council of the City of Anaheim, Anaheim, California ternal Revenue Department likely to be retired when tract with the Brewery July 1. Sante Quattrain, executive secretary of the Liquor Board said his organization has thought yet to Flynn's "We haven't even seen it," we have no one in my job and we're in no position," he said. James G. Hamilton, the Brewers Institute, dusty is considering off Samish at a fee low $30,000 annual salary. Samish may have little spend the money, however once described as the "of California," faces a prison term for inmition. He currently is fending appeal and taking life easy at Palm Springs. Official Account While Hamilton listed Brews salary at $30,000 bystist's last official expense filed here showed him a 1,250 month from plus expenses that ran over a month during the 1953 season. Samish's actual income siderably more than what from the Brewers accession attorney who has been sent out of the CBI for a year, represented their registered lobbyist session. Other Lobbyists Samish Flynn and were not the only lobbyist beer, wine and liquor in recent legislatures. Sixteen men were registered last session during over liquor law reforms. They included Lynn Gay representing Los Angeles Co.; Jefferson E. Peyton; Wine Institute; Ray N.Carnell; Southern Californial tail Liquor Dealers and Harold Eckert of tennessee Federated Institute group. All lobbyists by them required to state in their registration with the purpose of their capitol This is why they are there questions about the office really Craig I came to ask about the accident." That's there to ask! I started night call; I wrapped my car SMOKING A CIGARETTE BY THE AVERAGE HABITUAL SMOKER REGULTS IN A 5 TO 20 INCREASE IN THE PULSE RATE AND A DROP OF 3 TO 6 DEGREES F. IN TEMPERATURE OF FINGERS AND TOES ONLY 3 PERCENT OF THE STATE OF UTAH IS UNDER CULTIVATION LAND UNDER CULTIVATION IN IOWA IS ABOUT 95 PERCENT! WHEN A BOY--PETE BIRD OF Shilbyville, Ky., WHILE CHOPPING A LOG WAS IN THE EYE BY A CHIP OF WOOD CAUSING A CATARACT AN AGAIN A CHIP OF WOOD HITS IN THE EYE--AND RESTORED HIS SNOW. ONLY 3 PERCENT OF THE STATE OF UTAH IS UNDER CULTIVATION LAND UNDER CULTIVATION IN IOWA IS ABOUT 95 PERCENT! SMOKING A CIGARETTE BY THE AVERAGE HABITUAL SMOKER REGULTS IN A 5 TO 20 INCREASE IN THE PULSE RATE AND A DROP OF 3 TO 6 DEGREES F. IN TEMPERATURE OF FINGERS AND TOES ONLY 3 PERCENT OF THE STATE OF UTAH IS UNDER CULTIVATION LAND UNDER CULTIVATION IN IOWA IS ABOUT 95 PERCENT! WHEN A BOY--PETE BIRD OF Shilbyville, Ky., WHILE CHOPPING A LOG WAS IN THE EYE BY A CHIP OF WOOD CAUSING A CATARACT AN AGAIN A CHIP OF WOOD HITS IN THE EYE--AND RESTORED HIS SNOW. ONLY 3 PERCENT OF THE STATE OF UTAH IS UNDER CULTIVATION LAND UNDER CULTIVATION IN IOWA IS ABOUT 95 PERCENT! High Paying Jobs Open in Capital By Brew Industry By JAMES C. ANDERSON SACRAMENTO (UP) — Two jobs, one paying nearly $50,000 a year and the other offering $30,000 plus an unlimited expense account, may be available the next time the legislature convenes. Both positions to use the polite term around the capitol, call for an experienced "legislative representative." In other words a lobbyist. The clients presumably in need of talent come next January are the California Brewers Institute, the Southern California Spirits Foundation and the Wholesale Liquor Distributors of Northern California. Up until the last session of the legislature in March, the Brewers employed roly-poly Arthur H. Samish as their No. 1 Sacramento lobbyist. The Spirits Foundation and Liquor Distributors were represented by Frank X. Flynn at $3000 a month. Retirement Likely But now, Flynn is dead and Samish is in the soup with the Internal Revenue Department and is likely to be retired when his contract with the Brewers expires July 1. Sante Quattrain, executive secretary of the Liquor Distributors, said his organization has given no thought yet to Flynn's successor. "We haven't even talked about it, we have no one in mind for the job and we're in no hurry to fill the position," he said. James G. Hamilton, president of the Brewers Institute, said in his internal Revenue Department and is likely to be retired when his contract with the Brewers expires July 1. Sante Quattrain, executive secretary of the Liquor Distributors, said his organization has given no thought yet to Flynn's successor. "We haven't even talked about it, we have no one in mind for the job and we're in no hurry to fill the position," he said. James G. Hamilton, president of the Brewers Institute, said his industry is considering pensioning off Samish at a fee lower than his $30,000 annual salary. Samish may have little chance to spend the money, however. Artie, once described as the "secret boss of California," faces a three-year prison term for income tax evasion. He currently is free on bail pending appeal and has been taking life easy at Palm Springs. Official Account While Hamilton listed Samish's Brewers salary at $30,000 the lobbyist's last official expense certificate filed here showed a salary of $1,250 a month from that account plus expenses that ran about $3,000 a month during the 1953 session. Samish's actual income ran considerably more than what he made from the Brewers account. The government alleged at his recent trial that Samish and his wife had an income averaging $100,000 a year between 1946 and 1951. Hamilton has given no hints as to who will succeed Samish although Emil Hoerchner, an astute attorney who has been chief counsel of the CBI for a number of years, represented the Brewers as their registered lobbyist in the 1954 session. Other Lobbyists Samish Flynn and Hoerchner were not the only lobbyists for the beer, wine and liquor interests in recent legislatures. Six other gentlemen were registered as lobbyists last session during the fight over liquor law reforms. They included Lynn G. Peterson, representing Los Angeles Brewing Co.; Jefferson E. Peyser of the Wine Institute; Ray S. Adams, California Tavern Association; H. L. Tarnoff, Southern California Retail Liquor Dealers Association and Harold Eckert of the California Federated Institute, a tavern group. All lobbyists, by the way, are required to state in their formal registration with the legislature the purpose of their activities in the capitol. This is what Flynn's Representing Los Angeles Brewing Co.; Jefferson E. Peyser of the Wine Institute; Ray S. Adams, California Tavern Association; H. L. Tarnoff, Southern California Retail Liquor Dealers Association and Harold Eckert of the California Federated Institute, a tavern group. All lobbyists, by the way, are required to state in their formal registration with the legislature the purpose of their activities in the capitol. This is what Flynn's statement said: "To support all beneficial and all detrimental legislation in connection with my clients." TOMORROW FRIDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KFI—KABC—Music KHJ—News KNX—Bob Ferris 7:15 KFI—Fred Shields KHJ—Breakfast Gang KNX—Ralph Story 7:30 KFI—Hit The Road KABC-KNX—News 7:45 KFI—Manning News KABC—P. Masterson KHJ—News, Greene KNX—Harry Babbitt 8:00 A.M. KFI—J. 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