anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-20

TELEPHONE INSTALLATION — Herbert I. Perry, manager, and Mrs. R. Fox, service representative, of the Pacific Telephone Company, are shown taking the order for the 50,000th telephone in TELEPHONE INSTALLATION — Herbert I. Perry, manager, and Mrs. R. Fox, service representative, of the Pacific Telephone Company, are shown taking the order for the 50,000th telephone in Anaheim. William McRoy, his wife, Virginia, and their children, Paula, Michael and David are the recipients. The McRoys, new- Polio Rate Doubles In State This Year LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Nearly twice as many cases of paralytic polio have been reported in California this year as in 1958, according to State Health Director Malcolm H. Merrill. Merrill told the State Board of cases in 1959, compared with 24 Health Friday there have been 42 last year. Half of this year's cases were in the Los Angeles area. He said about 70 per cent of the cases involved persons who have not received the Salk vaccine. when BUYING or SELLING consult your local REALTOR he can help you best! And if you need a HOME LOAN see us! ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association he can help you best! And if you need a HOME LOAN see us! ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association 187 W. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM • KE 5-2158 ANAHEIM'S OLDEST LOCALLY OWNED SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION The Diamond Store of Anaheim LAY-A-WAY GRADUATION GIFTS NOW! • See our vast selection of gifts for the graduate. Including certified perfect diamonds, fine watches, birthstone rings and jewelry of all kinds. A small deposit will hold your selection until wanted. • Budget terms at no extra cost. All our prices include federal tax. Open a Charge Account—Up to a Year to Pay NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGE Hurst THE DIAMOND STORE OF ANAHEIM JEWELERS OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY TILL 9:00 P.M. 132 W. Center KEystone 3-3107 Anaheim EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Vehicle Salesmen Must Get Renewal Vehicle salesmen throughout California were alerted today by Robert McCarthy, Director of Motor Vehicles, to a business license renewal requirement with a deadline of May 31, 1959. Auto, truck, trailer and motorcycle salesmen in dealerships, agencies, lots, or other places where vehicles are sold to the general public, are required by a Vehicle Code law to register with an annual $10 fee payable to the State Department of Motor Vehicles, between May 1 and 31. A 100 per cent penalty set forth in the law doubles the fee if a renewal application is not filed on or before the deadline date. "The salesmen licensing law was enacted by the Legislature in 1957 as a measure to eliminate the fly-by-night or curbstone type of sales operation that was definitely harmful to the automotive industry," McCarthy stated. "With the industry's support, higher standards have been maintained through the first year of operation of this SAVE IT, BOY NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (UPI)—Restaurant owner Vincent Davolio casually changed a $100 bill handed him by a customer. Later, when he examined the bill, which he had assumed was Canadian currency, he discovered it was guaranteed by the Confederate States of America. Conference Held to Aid Better Control of Air Over So. Calif. A step toward better control of the air spaces over Southern California was taken here last week when the Federal Aeronautics Authority got together in a conference with local Marine Corps authorities. The conference was to decide the future of the El Toro Radar Air Traffic Control Center. Present at the three day affair were representatives of the Federal Aeronautics Authority, as well as El Toro Operations personnel, headed by Col. E. H. Vaughan, Asst. CofS, G-3, MCAS, and personnel from the Chief of Naval Operations, headed by Capt. J. F. Voorhies, USN, of the Air Traffic Control and Air Navigational Aids Office. Included in the discussions were the manning and equipment of the El Toro Radar Air Traffic Control Center as well as the Associated equipment and antenna site on Pleasant Peak, with the joint operation target date set for March, 1960. With the joining together of the Federal Aeronautics Authority (FAA) and the Marine Corps here, to operate the Radar Air-Traffic Control Centers (RATCC), many of the hazardous operating problems involving military, commercial and general aviation in the Southern California area should be greatly relieved. The FAA will also provide personnel for the maintaining of the equipment facility located on Pleasant Peak. This equipment is located some 4,000 feet above sea level, where a microwave relay will provide the link between the antenna and the air operations control center located at El Toro, a distance of about 12 miles. This will give distance of about 150 miles to seaward, in addition to complete coverage of the Los Angeles basin. The three-day meeting covered all the problems of jointly manning the two locations. The meeting was conducted under the assumption that the FAA will operate all surveillance radar equipment for air traffic control and the Marine Corps operators will provide final approach guidance (precision and surveillance approaches within ten miles of the air station), plus operating Area Monitors and Quad Radar positions for monitoring altitude and bearing of arrivals and departures. Other problems decided on by the conference included: MCAS, El Toro's training considerations; determination of the operational concepts and control responsibility; equipment and plant layout; FAA and military staffing responsibilities; operational target date; determination of administrative responsibilities; and flight checks. Grove Stamp Club Tells Schedule of Meetings The Garden Grove Stamp Club was started approximately three weeks ago and has 25 members at present. Club activities include guest speakers, stamp auctions, samp trading, displays, field trips, and others. The club meets every first and third Saturday of each month from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Euclid Park Recreation Center located at Stanford and Euclid. The club is open to anyone interested. There is no age limit. of the hazardous operating problems involving military, commercial and general aviation in the Southern California area should be greatly relieved. The FAA will also provide personnel for the maintaining of the equipment facility located on Pleasant Peak. This equipment is located some 4,000 feet above sea level, where a microwave relay will provide the link between the antenna and the air operations control center located here at El Toro, a distance of about 12 miles. This will give excellent radar coverage of the sea approaches to the Southern California coast line from about Point Mugu to San Diego to a RELAX! NO TRAFFIC PROBLEMS Go Santa Fe TO SAN DIEGO Forget about crowded highways! Travel any one of five daily trains that let you watch the scenery, not the road. Next time you go south, go Santa Fe! W. E. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station, Ph. PR 4-0148 ANAHEIM, CALIF. Democrats to Hear Anaheim Police Chief The regular April meeting of the Anaheim Democratic Club will have as guest speaker, Anaheim Police Chief Mark Stephenson. The meeting will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Home Savings and Loan Association Building, 211 E. Center St. Also to be discussed are the legislative program before the state legislature and the forthcoming dance slated this Friday at Carpenters Hall in Anaheim. The dance is sponsored by the club and Orange County Central Committee and the California Democratic Council. 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