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Study Shows Kids Now Smarter Than Past NEW YORK (UP)—Children toDR. C. M. O'BRIEN Palmer Specific Chiropractor KE. 5-7839 502 E. Center Anaheim day are smarter than ever before. At least, that's what the Youth Research Institute, which concerns itself with the goings-on of the nation's small fry, says. The institute based its assertion on a nation-wide survey of youngsters "to ascertain their role in the over-all economy." "Current environmental conditions are such," claimed the institute, "that it is difficult for a child not to gather a large amount of information at an early age." The institute listed as "seuiptoring influences" on the mental growth of children such facto television, complex toys and blies, technological advance and a strained international tion which keeps them world problems. The institute said adults scoff at the situation, cl that children nowadays "appear" to be smarter, but lly aren't. "Adults are having a hard playing down childhood liance," said the institute, cially when they see Junior usually fix the radio set or to Bekins Vanliners are ready to go ...wherever you move You pick the destination—Bekins will move your furniture there. Vanliners cover all 48 states and return: If your household possessions are in the east, Bekins will move everything here on a return trip. Bekins long distance moving rates are no higher than those of other responsible carriers. Anaheim, Calif. KEYSTONE 5-6056 Fullerton, Calif. LAMBERT 5-1144 LOCAL MOVING IN SPEEDY CITY VANS KIMBERLY 3-9361 2510 N. Main St. Santa Ana, Calif. MOVING STORAGE PACKING SHIPPING BEKINS Since VAN & STORAGE CO. Offices or agents in all principal cities (POLITICAL ADVERTISMENT) AT THE BALLOT BOX ELECT HARRY FOX YOUR ASSEMBLY MAN AT THE BALLOT BOX ELECT HARRY FOX YOUR ASSEMBLYMAN 75TH DISTRICT Resident of Orange County 28 Years. Merchant 27 Ye Start Today. EARN A FULL 3½% CURRENT RATE SAVINGS DEPOSITED BY JUNE 10TH EARN INTEREST FROM JUNE 1st OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Wm. T. Wallop—President Dr. W. L. Bigham—Vice-Pres. Everett M. Cone—Vice-Pres. Elmer E. Bruce—Secretary Robert S. Borden—Exec. Vice-Pres. W. B. Sheppard—Asst. Mgr. H. H. Benjamin—Director Dr. Charles V. Schutz—Director Ernest W. Sullivan—Branch Mgr. Savings Insured to $10,000.00 NOW ...for Your Convenience Money Orders May Be Purchased Here SAVINGS and Loan Association of Anaheim SAVINGS and Loan Association of Anaheim Since 1889 OUR 65TH YEAR IN ANAHEIM ANAHEIM OFFICE 211 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone KEystone 5-2883 GARDEN GROVE BRANCH 9332 Garden Grove Blvd. Phone LEigh 9-1144 MYSTERY OF PRINTS SOLVED—MERCHANTS LAUNCH CHECK Wednesday Thursday Thursday Friday A. L. RAYMOND, manager Northern Orange County Credit Bureau: "We are proud to participate in establishing PROTECTED CHECK SERVICE as the standard procedure when accepting checks. The start of a program which we feel will allow us to merchandise check cashings services in an efficient manner. DETECTIVE LT. TOMMY TAYLOR, Anaheim Police Department: "The Credit Bureau's PROTECTION is very helpful to our department by providing proper identification on checks. The proof of the payment for one would like to see every merchant give the bureau's program a thorough trial." OSCAR LOEWNAU, manager Public Loan Corporation: "Our credit bureau is to be compliant and bringing this fine new service into Anaheim. Any system which allows us to train employees bound to be good for business, and this system should be a vast improvement over the old system." EARLE T. JACKSON, Jackson Drug Co.: "With new people moving into the area every day, our CHECK SERVICE plan should help us to maintain our reputation of a friendly community. These new people is a problem, wheth this new system will help solve." (See Story Page 2) LIVING A LITTLE—If the above "figure" was par for the course, divots wouldn't divot, putters wouldn't putter, and sand traps would no longer trap. Both par and speed records would be shattered by duffers on their way to the famous "19th." Hollywood starlet Ruth Hampton is the miss in the "driver's" seat, decorating the green on a golf course in Las Vegas, Nev., and Patty Gardenseed Speaks to Lions Patty Garden seed, far traveller who has distributed than half a million pa seeds to countries a r world, was guest speak Lions Club Friday. He told the Lions of and the people he has and talked to including ally known figures in tics and military. Once as "as a one man Marsh Patty Gardenseed said he termined to plant a g round the world to beat He said he was pre leave on another voyage part of this month o of July and was asking tributions to buy more distribution in the Far Patty Gardenseed was ed by Harry Barnes, chairman of the day. Dick Glover presided meeting. If It's News You'll S The Bulletin Closed all day open regular on Tuesday FANG LONG Banan 2 LE LIVING A LITTLE—If the above "figure" was par for the course, divots wouldn't divot, putters wouldn't putter, and sand traps would no longer trap. Both par and speed records would be shattered by duffers on their way to the famous "19th." Hollywood starlet Ruth Hampton is the miss in the "driver's" seat, decorating the green on a golf course in Las Vegas, Nev., and very nice to look at she is, too. Reveal New Record Set By Exemption Claims SANTA ANA — With 16,417 tax-exemption claims already filed with Orange County Assessor Hugh J. Plumb, to establish a record, the total may reach 19,000 for an even greater gain by the close of the filing period June 1. Last year the claims totaled 14,092. Plumb's office force processed 407 claims Friday, including 197 new ones — or first - timers in the county — and that itself was a record. The Thursday filings accounted for 276 claims, with 132 new; Wednesday, it was 257, with 101 new; on Tuesday, 244 claims with 94 of them first - timers; and last Monday they totaled 283 with 111 of them new. Fifty deputies in the field, doing assessments, also can take claims for veterans' exemptions and some will be renewed by mail. And, by the last day Tuesday, June 1, the rush may be terrific. The law says that May 31 is the final day, but since Memorial Day is being observed them. Plumb's office will be open until 5 p.m. Tuesday to take more exemption applications. Athletic Associations To Form State Group FRESNO (UP) — Some 30 California Collegiate Athletic Association officials will open a two-day meeting here tomorrow to discuss possible formation of a State College Conference. The conference was proposed recently by state college presidents. New Yorkers Plans Pacific Trip CALLLAO, PÉru, (UP) — A 60-year-old New Yorker plans to set out across the Pacific Ocean alone on a raft next month to prove that man can conquer the sea "with his bare hands." William Willis, who describes himself as a writer and mariner, wants to pit his strength, skill and endurance against the weather and enormous distances of the Pacific. If he succeeds, his feat would be more remarkable than the 4300-mile voyage of the raft Kon-Tiki which carried six Scandinavian explorers from South America to Tahiti seevn years ago. Quite Confident "I just want to show that a lone man can conquer the ocean and fury of the elements with his bare hands and the most rudimentary means of navigation," he said. His raft, made of seven balsa three trunks and named the "seven Little Brothers," is about half the size of the 45-foot Kon-Tiki. It is fitted with two masts and a small cabin. Willis will carry two magnetic compasses and a radio receiver, but no transmitter. He will be able to get news from the rest of the world but will have no means of communicating back or seeking help if he gets in trouble. A small native canoe is lashed to the raft. Short Rations During the voyage he plans to eat only "Machica," a cereal food made from a wild variety of Peruvian corn. He will have some additional rations stowed aboard but plans to use them only in an emerger. Athletic Associations To Form State Group FRESNO (UP) — Some 30 California Collegiate Athletic Association officials will open a two-day meeting here tomorrow to discuss possible formation of a State College Conference. The conference was proposed recently by state college presidents in a Chico session. The new league would include members of the present CAA and Far Western Conference. Schools to be represented at the sessions include San Diego, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Cal Poly and Fresno. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. Short Rations During the voyage he plans to eat only "Machica," a cereal food made from a wild variety of Peruvian corn. He will have some additional rations stowed aboard but plans to use them only in an emergency. His route will follow the Humboldt current, the some westward flow which carried the Kon-Tiki from Callao to Tahiti between April and September in 1947. Willis hopes to sail farther, ending his voyage at Samoa more than 6000 miles from his starting point. The adventure has been a "golden dream" of his for years, Willis said, and he had not attempted it earlier because of opposition from his wife. She is with him here and apparently is resigned to see him set off alone. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. DIXON'S ELECTRIC Commercial and Residential Wiring PHONE:— DAY JA 7-3001 NIGHT KE 5-9573 Patty Garden seed, famed world traveller who has distributed more than half a million packages of seeds to countries around the world, was guest speaker at the Lions Club Friday. He told the Lions of his travels and the people he has met and talked to including nationally known figures in both politics and military. Once described as "as a one man Marshall Plan," Patty Gardenseed said he was determined to plant a green band round the world to beat the Red. He said he was preparing to leave on another voyage the latter part of this month or the first of July and was asking for contributions to buy more seeds for distribution in the Far East. Patty Gardenseed was introduced by Harry Barnes, program chairman of the day. President Dick Glover presided over the meeting. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Funeral Notice VANDERWAAL, Mrs. Marie, 30, 6251 Darlington St., Buena Park, died at her home Saturday at 3 a.m. after an extended illness. She is survived by her husband, William G. Vanderwaal, and one son, William Jr. 6, seven brothers and sisters and her mother, Mrs. Jane Southworth all of Michigan. Funeral services will be held at the First Baptist church of Buena Park, Wednesday, 2 p.m. Rev. Ernest J. Wright, pastor, officiating. Intombment will be at Olive Lawn cemetery. She was a member of the Buena Park American Legion Auxiliary. The American Legion Post and Auxiliary will conduct graveside services. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Fedeem Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Phone KE 5-5450 On June 8 ELECT ROBERT W. FRASER DISTRICT ATTORNEY of ORANGE COUNTY Young America Is Our Future "Protect It! 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