anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-09

Lenahan Captures Speakers’ Trophy William Lenahan won the weekly trophy cup of Anaheim Toastmasters Club, Charter Number Two, at Monday night’s dinner meeting with his speech stressing the importance of implanting proper ideals in youth for “Character Formation.” The speaking portion of the program, under the guidance of Jim Lepper, Toastmaster, included Tom Lennin citing the problems caused by the "Mold Board Plow", Guy Tester discussing "What Am I Going to Speak About?" Gay Brown presented the high cost of TVA and other Federal projects under the title of "Government in Business." Bill Biddles gave a humorous account of the problems involved in applying "The Art of Cycling" in modern city traffic, and Mel Mungerson closed the session with his talk on "Are You Right Handed or Left Handed." C. J. Stillson headed the Evaluation Panel consisting of Ray Damrell, Goodell, J. Laturi, Dick Hermann and C. O. Garshwiler. Williams Chambers was grammerian, and Walter Knott acted as timekeeper. Bob Dickey was Topic Master and lead a round table impromptu discussion on problems of Toastmastering and examples of salesmanship. Representatives from California and Nevada will gather Saturday evening in San Marino for the zone speak-off. The local club will be represented by Britt Gray, it was announced by Chambers. Hal Johnson, program chairman announced the first of the Steak Fry Ladies Nights of the summer season will be held June 21. Paul Baker was admitted into membership during the business portion of the meeting. The closing thought for the week was given by R. J. Allen who stressed "safety in driving." REACHES WAR ZONE — Gen. Paul Ely, shown at Saigon, is in Indo-China on mission to hold the Red River Delta where Communist rebel strength is reported to be equal with that of its defenders. Ely was relieved from assignment as French Army chief of staff to assume the responsibility of French Supreme Commander in Indo-China. Navy Offers Boys Summer Camp at Los Alamitos High school boys 17 to 18½ years of age are invited to learn Naval Aviation from the ground up at the Navy Summer Camp at Naval Air Station Los Alamitos. New Industrial Fields Entered By Kwikset Locks, Kwikset Locks, Inc., which been a leader for several years in the nation's lockset manufacture field, recently has expanded line of locksets and has fully penetrated into new industrial manufacturing. It has been announced by Adolf president of the Anaheim A major development international lockset industry hires Kwikset's introduction of "600" Line of locksets. The set affords additional protection its locking mechanism must suit for the more expensive tom-built homes and for buildings and other light civil structures. The "600" joins Kwikset successfully "400" Line sets which is especially suitable housing and other building. Since the company organized in 1945, Kwikset sold more than 20,000,000 400 Line of locksets. The company recently introduced a new line of aluminum locks join its well-established brass, bronze, and chrome locks. Aluminum is especially suited to buildings near the coast lines since the metal the effects of salt air. Kwikset has capitalized experience in die-casting adding to enter the highly complex automotive parts field. The heim company now is managing chrome-plated parts for automobiles. These parts include the hood "jet plane" or window cranks, inside door handles, a retainer Ford ornament on the car compartment, and the Fender ornament. They applied to Ford assembly n Summer Camp at Los Alamitos High school boys 17 to 18½ years of age are invited to learn Naval Aviation from the ground up at the Navy Summer Camp at Naval Air Station Los Alamitos from June 20 to Sept. 18, officials at the air station announced today. Designed especially for young men with no previous military service, the 90-day course is actually a profitable summer job with all the benefits of full time active duty. At the end of the camp, students will return to civilian life as Naval Reservists. After receiving a complete issue of uniforms, the men will begin an intensive summer program in the fundamentals of military life with special emphasis on future in Naval Aviation. Completion of the course will qualify students for a place in the Naval Air Reserve and will make them eligible for further training with pay one weekend each month and for two weeks during future summers. This program is also credited toward the eight year selective service obligation faced by every young man of draft age today. In addition to full active duty pay of $234 for the period, free uniforms, meals, lodging, medical and dental care and free life insurance, applicants will also enjoy full use of the station's recreational facilities. These include one of the largest outdoor swimming pools in Southern California, nightly movies, bowling alleys, hobby shops, a complete gymnasium and a well stocked library. Complete details are available from the Aviation Technical Training Officer at the naval air station. The telephone number is Long Beach 9-6851. ONE-TWO PUNCH SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. — Police said Jarry Fife, a disgruntled motorist, angrily stalked off and left his car parked on the street after patrolmen charged him with speeding. Another officer came along and ticketed his car for obstructing traffic. Kwikset has capitalized experience in die-casting an ing to enter the highly complex automotive parts field. The heim company now is managing chrome-plated parts for automobiles. These parts are the hood "jet plane" or window cranks, inside door handles, a retainer Ford ornament on the compartment, and the Fender ornament. They applied to Ford assembly plant Long Beach and Richmond, formia, and at Dallas, Tex. Kwikset also has step production in its Powdered Products Division and is no longer more than 75 concerns in manufacturing parts for their parts are made from a bed of powdered metals which moulded and hardened at which run as high as 65 p over machined parts. The company also has matured 1,900,000 mortar illumination shells and 350,000,000 30-cali chine gun cartridge belt in the military forces. Four Variances Okay By Anaheim Planner Four variance petitions made the City Planning Commission approval at their meeting afternoon. Paul L. and Edna May Wilson, 1941 East Center St., ers, requested permission to two duplex dwellings at address. A. E. Robertson, 318 West Ter St., requested permission cut three lots, each 75 feet by 135 deep, from the property cated at 1265 East Santa Clara. A petition submitted by W. Construction Co., of Los es owner of a subdivision in the northwest corner of So ron street and West Vermont nue, requested permission to garages on the front portion tain lots, said garages be tached from the main living ters. Mr. and Mrs. William Pa El Modena, received per to conduct a school for th ing of china and the sale o at 519 East Broadway. Van de Kamp's BAKERIES-COFFEE SHOPS 165 W. CENTER 1275 E. CENTER ONE-TWO PUNCH SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. — Police said Jarry Fife, a disgruntled motorist, angrily stalked off and left his car parked on the street after patrolmen charged him with speeding. Another officer came along and ticketed his car for obstructing traffic. In Rings, Too... Beauty is More Than Skin Deep You can see at a glance that these are rings of exceptional brilliance and beauty. But we know that they are also outstanding for their hidden qualities of perfection! Each diamond has been chosen for its superb clarity, color and cut. Whichever rings you choose, our reputation is your guarantee that their quality will live up to their beauty. CONVENIENT CREDIT KENDRICK'S JEWELER 155 West Center, Anaheim We Close Every Day at 5:30 p.m. If a man's "sick nerves" have basis of worry, fear, grief some similar mental state, the one who can do most recting that condition, by ploying his strength of will overcome it. Even grief in to the extent of shatters nerves, is a form of selfishness very trying to those around as well as to his health. Telling a person with sick nausea to "forget it" is futile and unhelpful. He is really ill, and needs medical attention. New Industrial Fields Entered by Kwikset Locks Kwikset Locks, Inc., which has been a leader for several years in the nation's lockset manufacturing field, recently has expanded its line of locksets and has successfully penetrated into new fields of industrial manufacturing. It has been announced by Adolf Schoepe, president of the Anaheim firm. A major development in the national lockset industry has been Kwikset's introduction of its new "600" Line of locksets. This lock-set affords additional protection in locking mechanism making it suited for the more expensive custom-built homes and for office buildings and other light commercial structures. The "600" joins Kwikset's high-successful "400" Line of locksets which is especially suited for fact housing and other budget building. Since the company was organized in 1945, Kwikset h a sadd more than 20,000,000 of its 30 Line of locksets. The company recently introduced new line of aluminum locksets to its well-established line of glass, bronze, and chrome finished locks. Aluminum is especially suited to buildings near the nation's fast lines since the metal resists the effects of salt air. Kwikset has capitalized on its experience in die-casting and plating to enter the highly competitive automotive parts field. The Anaheim company now is manufacturer-chrome-plafed parts for Ford automobiles. These parts include the hood "jet plane" ornament, window cranks, inside door opening handles, a retainer for the Ford ornament on the car trunk compartment, and the Ford V-8ender ornament. They are supplied to Ford assembly plants at CHIROPRACTIC OFFICERS—The Orange County unit of the California Chiropractic Association installation of officers naming officially as president Dr. F. H. Sparks, Santa Ana; as Dr. F. B. Arvin Santa Ana, and as secretary treasurer Dr. J. O. Faulkner of Anaheim. Are Dr. and Mrs. Faulkner, Dr. Herbert Wallace, Mrs. Sparks, Dr. Sparks, Mrs. Arvin and Dr. Wallace was the installing officer. Top Officials of 15 States to Meet Thursday for Segregation Confab RICHMOND, Va. — Top officials of 15 states meet here Thursday for the South's first segregation strategy conference, the thornish problem to face Dixie since reconstruction days. The meeting was suggested by Gov. Thomas B. Stanley of Virginia shortly after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled May 17 that segregation in the nation's public schools is unconstitutional. Reaction to the high court's ruling has ranged from intentions of defiance in Georgia, South Carolina and Mississippi to reparations for compliance in southern border states. Seventeen states have legalized segregation. Thursday's session will be closed Stanley said, to insure a thorough exchange of information between the executives. A Swap of Ideas The Virginia governor said he called the meeting "simply to ex- Kwikset has capitalized on its experience in die-casting and plating to enter the highly competitive automotive parts field. The Anaheim company now is manufacturing chrome-plated parts for Ford automobiles. These parts include the hood "jet plane" ornament, window cranks, inside door opening handles, a retainer for the Ford ornament on the car trunk compartment, and the Ford V-8inder ornament. They are supplied to Ford assembly plants at King Beach and Richmond, in California, and at Dallas, Texas. Kwikset also has stepped up production in its Powdered Metals products Division and is now serving more than 75 concerns by manufacturing parts for them. The parts are made from a beginning powdered metals which are molded and hardened at savings which run as high as 65 per cent over machined parts. The company also has manufactured 1,900,000 mortar illuminating cells and 350,000,000 30-caliber machine gun cartridge belt links for military forces. Four Variances Okayed by Anaheim Planners Four variance petitions received by City Planning Commission's approval at their meeting Monday afternoon. Paul L. and Edna May William, 1941 East Center St., as owners, requested permission to erect duplex dwellings at their address. A. E. Robertson, 318 West Cen St., requested permission to three lots, each 75 feet wide 135 deep, from the property located at 1265 East Santa Ana St. A petition submitted by R. and Construction Co., of Los Angel-owner of a subdivision tract at northwest corner of South Citizen street and West Vermont ave., requested permission to erect garages on the front portion of cem- lots, said garages being de-hed from the main living quar- Mr. and Mrs. William Payne of Modena, received permission conduct a school for the paint-of china and the sale of china 519 East Broadway. Reaction to the high court's ruling has ranged from intentions of defiance in Georgia, South Carolina and Mississippi to reparations for compliance in southern border states. Seventeen states have legalized segregation. Thursday's session will be closed Stanley said, to insure a thorough exchange of information between the executives. A Swap of Ideas The Virginia governor said he called the meeting "simply to exchange information and views, without contemplating any organization or adopting any group plan." It precedes by only a month the National Governor's Conference, however, at which Dixie leaders will hold their own caucus to again take up the segregation issue. Then in the fall, the Supreme Court Byrnes and White have declared meets again to hear further arguments as to how and when its decision shall be enforced. The three most outspoken opponents of the court ruling, Govs. Herman E. Talmadge of Georgia, Hugh White of Mississippi and see" attitude. But Talmadge, James F. Byrnes of South Carolina, plan to attend the meeting here. Other governors expected are Gordon Persons of Alabama, Francis Cherry of Arkansas, William B. Umstead of North Carolina, Allan Shivers of Texas, William C. Marland of West Virginia, and Stanley. Delaware Declined Florida, Louisiana, Maryland. Oklahoma, Kentucky and Tennessee will send representatives. Gov. J. Caleb Boggs of Delaware declined the invitation. Most states have ordered their schools to continue segregation until the Supreme Court hands down specific orders as to when and how integration is to become effective. Last month's decision held that compulsory segregation in itself denies the Negro equal rights, even though Negro schools and teachers may be better than those supplied for white children. The first woman ever to go aloft in a free balloon was the French prima donna, Madame Thible. She rode as a passenger over Lyons, France, for 45 minutes on June 4. 1784. requested permission to erect rages on the front portion of cern lots, said garages being dehed from the main living quarsers. Mr. and Mrs. William Payne of Modena, received permission conduct a school for the paintof china and the sale of china 519 East Broadway. CURE THOSE Nerves Do not allow "Nerves" with drugs – find out what causes them. 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Wednesday, June 9, 1954 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN — Rotary Club Inducts Three New Members Three new members were inducted into the Rotary Club Monday by Claude Russell. Receiving pins and literature were Charles Endicott, chicken rancher; George Jones, appraised; and Henry Meger, super market manager. Endicott's sponsor into the club was Arch Baker; Jones' Claude Owens, and Ben Stakemiller sponsored Meger. R. B. Lindskog, noted lecturer and humorist, addressed the club on the subject, "Atomic Energy in this Era." The "professor," as he is introduced, kept the members laughing with his humorist explanation of atomic energy and how it wroks. Program chairman for the day was Joe Thompson. President Jim Morris presided over the meeting. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful. Courteous. Service 120 E. 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