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Benefit Deadline Near For Ex-POW's of Korea Congressman James B. Utt (R-28th Dist) today stated that a number of Korean ex-prisoners of war from Orange County have not yet filed an application for benefits under Public Law 615, 83rd Congress. Application forms have been mailed to them, but they have been returned for lack of proper address, Utt said. The matter is now of some urgency because all applications must be postmarked on or before midnight, August 21, 1955. Applications should be mailed to the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission, Washington 25, D.C., the Congressman explained. Orange County residents who have thus far failed to apply for benefits are as follows: Mrs. Marie E. Hollars, mother of Jack A. Hollars, RA 28116386 (dec'd), of 1425 Arizona Place, Anaheim; Edward Montejaino, NG 28127358, 120 E. Delhi Road, Santa Ana; and Kenneth L. Eaton, RA 19259491, 10941 Varna St., Anaheim. Utt also stated that his office had received a long list of Korean ex-prisoners of war, entitled to benefits, for whom the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission has no address, not even the state of residence of the former prisoners. In the case of deceased ex-prisoners, eligible survivors may file claim for the benefits. Do it yourself ...AND SAVE! (or We'll Have it Installed) PRE-CUT FENCES REDWOOD SPLIT PALING RUSTIC SPLIT RAIL RUSTIC SOLID BOARD FENCES 5-Ft. Redwood Bd. Fence AS LOW AS ..... lin. ft. — SEE US FOR — LAWN EDGINGS — PATIOS — BARBECUES Complete Lumber and Building Materials Service BEHR LIQUID RAWHIDE for your fence and patio PHONE KE. 5-2118 SOLID BOARD FENCES 5-Ft. Redwood Bd. Fence AS LOW AS ..... lin. ft. — SEE US FOR — LAWN EDGINGS — PATIOS — BARBECUES Complete Lumber and Building Materials Service BEHR LIQUID RAWHIDE for your fence and patio PHONE KE. 5-2118 for Free Estimates 125 N. MANCHESTER ANAHEIM TAYLOR LUMBER CO. 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Offer subject to applicable state and local regulations. FILL 'ER UP!"—It takes fuel to make a Nike guided missile go, and Private First Class Grover Wilson of Bunker Hill, W.Va., left, and Corporal Milburn W. Shelton of Houston, Mo., are the men to fill the "tank." The soldiers, who are with a Nike battery in the Washington-Baltimore area, were among those participating in the first annual practice "shoot" of Nike units held at the Red Canyon Range Camp, N.M., missile assembly area deep in the desert, far from populated areas. John Q. Public Has Many Solutions for Smog Problem -- Most Impractical By WILLARD B. GREGORY United Press Staff Correspondent S ANGELES (UP)—If the ex-still lack a ready solution to lution Control District, One school of theorists advocates destruction of the inversion layer, the atmospheric condition which clamps a lid on the Los San Marino M PASADENA (UP)—Rear nearby San Marino have age annual take-home p 762 per household, high state, the Pasadena C Commerce said today. A chamber survey erly Hills was some $4 San Marino with a $12,730 Other top averages w mont (Alameda county Altadena $8024, South $7230, Arcadia $7104, S $6350 and Pasadena $6$ The survey showed th geles income per family The Long Beach figure If It's News You'll S The Anaheim Bu NO NEED TO SHOU for better hearing you can rely on MAIC Maico -- Ana Hearing Service 124 E. Center K GAYLE'S 404 North Los Angeles St. DINNER BELL John Q. Public Has Many Solutions for Smog Problem -- Most Impractical By WILLARD B. GREGORY United Press Staff Correspondent S ANGELES (UP)—If the ex-still lack a ready solution to smog problem it's no fault of Public. The average man in the fumes suggested everything from a foot funnel to the hydrogen to cleanse Los Angeles skies. The suggestions often are long negotiation and short on prac-tivity but all are scanned by the parts of the county's Air Pol- lution Control District. One school of theorists advocates destruction of the inversion layer, the atmospheric condition which clamps a lid on the Los Angeles Basin. Many have suggest-ed blowing holes in the layer with huge fans. Turn Tables One man suggested turning the atmospheric tables. Build thousands of bonfires, he said, heat the lower air and invert the inversion layer right out of business. Another theorist would make short work of the inversion layer: Drop a hydrogen bomb on it. Others would solve the problem by altering the mountains which form the smog basin. Some would drill huge smog-escape tunnels through the mountains. One lady is in favor of cutting down the mountains. This would allow the smog to escape and also "eliminate all those notorious houses up there." A third school of theorists would leave the mountains and inversion layer and try to clear the lower air. Fans atop buildings have been suggested to blow contaminants out of the area. Some people think small fans on auto exhausts would do the trick, by "chopping the smog to nothing." Electric Blankets Orchard heaters wouldn't have a chance to pollute the air, one man said, if they were replaced with electric blankets. Perhaps the most spectacular idea in this category is the 5,000-foot funnel. It would extend from the ground through the smog and inversion layer to the clear upper air. Clean air pulled to earth would displace the smog. Air pollution control authorities find many of John Public's anti-smog ideas unworkable but they appreciate the spirit behind them. "So far as we know there is no short cut to the smog problem," a spokesman said. "But you never can tell when somebody might come up with an idea that would take us a long way toward solution of the problem. "We're glad people want to help. It makes a tough job that much easier." All Electric THE HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN The Hammond Chord Organ You can play rich organ music at once, without a single lesson; try one in your own home all by yourself. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO. 520 N. Main, Cor. 6th St. Santa Ana, Cal. Phone KI. 2-5140 for FREE TRIAL ZEE White NAPKINS 3 pkgs 29¢ DOLE Pineapple Spears NO.2 CANS 2 for 55¢ SPRY 3 lb. can 79¢ Flour, 25 lb. LA-Pina 1.89 Ready Baked Frozen PIES Marie Callender's Introductory Offer M.C.P. 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