anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-06

FINAL REPORT—Harold E. Stassen (right), retiring head of Foreign Operations Administration, presents his final report to President Eisenhower at the White House. He said the program has made notable progress, but added that "our task is far from complete." Activities of FOA are being turned over to the State and Defense Departments Sports World Shocked by Shocking Fishing Pole Invented by Germans By JACK L. HEES United Press Staff Correspondent HAMBURG, Germany — Two inventors here have figured out a way to take all the fun out of fishing. It's an electronic fishing pole, about the most diabolic invention to come out of Germany since the V-1 rocket. You stick your pole into the water and press a button. All fish within a 10-foot radius stop in their tracks and swing around like compass needles pointing at the tip of your pole. All you have to do then is reach in with a net or your bare hands and pick them out. Y Adventure Day Camp To Begin in August BY JACK L. HEES United Press Staff Correspondent HAMBURG, Germany — Two inventors here have figured out a way to take all the fun out of fishing. It's an electronic fishing pole, about the most diabolic invention to come out of Germany since the V-1 rocket. You stick your pole into the water and press a button. All fish within a 10-foot radius stop in their tracks and swing around like compass needles pointing at the tip of your pole. All you have to do then is reach in with a net or your bare hands and pick them out. Sportmen already are shouting that there ought to be a law against it, and there probably will be. But the inventors don't care. Herbert Preglow and Conradin Kreutzer said they didn't have lazy anglers in mind when they devised the "Salmo-Super," which is what they have christened their shocking brainchild. "It'll the same as if a hunter would go after deer with a machine gun," Preglow admitted. "Nevertheless, the Salmo-Super for the first time in history allows controlled fish-breeding and fish-farming." Preglow and Kreutzer invented the electric pole in cooperation with the West German Federal Institute for Fishing Research at Hamburg. Garden Grove Hospital Given Green Light SANTA ANA (OCNS)--The way was clear today for the establishment of a 50-bed, $500,000 general hospital on an 11-acre parcel of land in Southeast Garden Grove. A conditional permit was granted to Metropolitan Investment Co. to erect the hospital on the east side of Berrydale Ave. about 625 feet north of 17th St. The County Board of Supervisors acted on the permit. A five-foot concrete wall will be constructed on the south property line. Adequate parking was shown on a revised plot plan approved last week by the Planning Commission. A hospital spokesman said enough property is available for expansion to 100 beds in the future. Mormon Church Here Gets Conditional Permit Y Adventure Day Camp To Begin in August A new stay-at-home camping program started last year is continuing this year the Anaheim YMCA announced yesterday. The camp is called the Y Adventure Day Camp. It is for boys and girls 8 to 12 years of age. The program is planned for 3 days a week, Mon., Wed., and Fri. Two of these days, trips will be taken to interesting places such as Griffith Park Zoo, Huntington Beach, Marine Land Aquarium, Automobile Assembly Plant, Knott Berry Farm, Helms Bakery, and a cruise of beautiful Newport Harbor. One overnight campout is planned for each two week period. Every Wed. a program of crafts, chapel, games, swimming and movies has been arranged. The camp dates are Aug. 1 to Aug. 12 and Aug. 15 to Aug. 26. Registrations are now being taken at the YMCA 121 South Citron KE. 5-2165. If boys or girls wish to earn their fee for this camp, they may do so by getting further information from the YMCA. Registration is limited Dwile Heggem, day camp director, announced. "A $2 deposit will hold a place for any boy or girl," he said. KWIKSET MAN NAMED John Mikitka, Sales Manager for Kwikset Powdered Metal Products of Anaheim, has been elected chairman of the Western powered Metal Fabricators, it was announced today. Born before the nation—your National Guard. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin Mormon Church Here Gets Conditional Permit SANTA ANA (OCNS)–The County Board of Supervisors today approved a conditional permit which will permit the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to build a $200,000 church east of the Anaheim city limits. The church is scheduled for a 4½-acre piece of land on the south side of South St. 300 feet east of Placentia Ave. The development will include a huge recreation hall. Basketball will be a feature of the hall, a spokesman for the Mormon church said. Half of the building site was purchased by the Mother Church. The congregation paid the rest. The Anaheim Planning Commission offered no objections to the purposed church. The area is in Anaheim annexation plans. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results We Rent & Sell HOSPITAL BEDS WHEEL CHAIRS All Sick Room Supplies MEDICAL APPLIANCE 124 E. Center KE. 5-5638 —MANY SPECIALS— Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold' Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Phone KE 5-5459 Van de Kamp's 40th Anniversary SPECIALS July 7, 8, 9 Cinnamon COFFEE LOAF 33¢ea. (39¢ Value) 2-Layer Pecan SPICE CAKE 89¢ea. 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