anaheim-gazette 1938-05-05

County Fireworks Ban Recommended These awful firecrackers that explode like a key of dynamite will no longer be heard in Orange county if the board of supervisors and city councils in this area adopt the universal fireworks ordinance recommended recently by Fire Chief Frank Cocker of Newport Beach. The ordinance bans any salutes or firecrackers containing flash powder, fireworks using phosphorus or chlorate of potash. Aerial beams or pieces designed to rise from the ground and explode in the air are on the restricted list. The safe variety of fireworks are cap pistols and caps, sparklers and flares, flower pots or fountains. Mayor Mann Speaks at League Meeting Mayor Charles H. Mean of Anaheim, City Attorney L. W. Bledget of Santa Ana, and City Attorney Gordon X. Richmond of Orange were the principal speakers at last Thursday night's Orange County League of Municipalities meeting at Santa Ana. Mann, state president of the league, told the group of forthcoming legislation which the league members should be interested in. Blodget spoke on "The Historical Background of Cities," Richmond discussed the powers and limitations of councilmen and other city officials. SAFE DRIVING MADE EASY FOR EVERYBODY WHEN YOU TURN RIGHT PULL RIGHT EXTEND HAND OUT AND UP WHEN YOU TURN LEFT PULL TO CENTER EXTEND HAND OUT WHEN PULLING FROM CURD SIGNAL AND LOOK BEHIND DIM YOUR LIGHTS WHEN PASSING CUTTING IN CAUSES SUDden Death SPEEDING CAUSES 22% OF ALL ACCIDENTS STOP-LOOK LISTENNEARELY 40% OF ALL ACCIDENTS THREE PLACE BY INTERSECTIONS United States Calls for Bids to Build Giant Project in California One of the largest construction jobs ever undertaken in California has been advertised for bidding by the United State bureau of reclamation. The bureau has announced that bids for building giant Shasta dam and power plant on the upper Sacramento river near Redding will be opened June 1 at the Central Valley project office in Sacramento. Shasta dam will be the second largest concrete dam in the world, exceeded in height only by Boul- 5,610,000 cubic yards of concrete and 26,000,000 pounds of reinforcement steel in the dam powerhouse; and installing 13,600 pounds of large penstock outlet pipes, 8,000,000 pounds small tubing for cooling grouting, and 12,870,000 pounds steel gates and control mechanisms. Other items include over 1,000 cubic yards of rock and cills, 1,500,000 cubic feet of pipe grouting, 370,000 linear meters. Mann, state president of the league, told the group of forthcoming legislation which the league members should be interested in. Blodget spoke on "The Historical Background of Cities," Richmond discussed the powers and limitations of councilmen and other city officials. In Seattle A GREAT HOTEL IN A GREAT CITY FROM $250 New Washington Hotel One of the largest construction jobs ever undertaken in California has been advertised for bidding by the United State bureau of reclamation. The bureau has announced that bids for building giant Shasta dam and power plant on the upper Sacramento river near Redding will be opened June 1 at the Central Valley project office in Sacramento. Shasta dam will be the second largest concrete dam in the world, exceeded in height only by Boulder dam on the Colorado river and exceeded in mass only by Grand Coulee, under construction on the Columbia river. Boulder and Grand Coulee are bureau of reclamation projects. Commissioner of Reclamation John C. Page, in the call for bids, announced the work will include excavating about 3,215,000 cubic yards of earth and rock to prepare a foundation for the dam; placing other items include over 1,000 cubic yards of rock and ear fills, 1,500,000 cubic feet of paving grouting, 370,000 linear feet of electrical conduit and 160 linear feet of electrical cable. Shasta dam will rise 560 feet from the lowest foundation to the top—higher than the tallest scrubbers of San Francisco and Angeles—and will be about 3 feet, or almost two-thirds of mile, long on the crest. It be 580 feet thick at the base. The dam will back up the waters of three rivers—the Salmo, Pit and McCloud—a distance of 35 miles, to create aervation reservoir with a storage capacity of 4,500,000 acres which will be used for multiple benefits of improved irrigation flood control, navigation, saline repulsion, and power generation. MORE ABOUT Music Program (Continued from Page 1) welcome the guests. Students Listed Anaheim students who will participate include Caroleen Astrom, Jack Barron, Bill Cockdock, Bessie Marie Edwards, Jerry Ferguson, Marguerite Grish Patricia Hain, Margie Hall Eunice Holland, Mary Hunzib Grace Imamoto, Edward Lybart Gene Morris, Clarissa Norris Robert Perry, Mary E. Willis Betty Wingfield and Arthur Whey, orchestra; Ruth Armentrout, Bonnie Berger, Mary Belle Cooper, Frank Daniel, Neva Doane, Doris Gable, Betty Jeanne Hanson, Will Kerr, Arlene Kirkhart, Milda McAfee, Jane Pike, Betty Schmier, Suzanne Sidnam, Joel Thatcher, Kay Van Buren, Barbara Jane Ward and Virginia Wing girls' glee club; John Alden, James Beaver Bill Burden, Lynn Bush, Charles Criss, Helen Davis, Howard Daniels, Judy Flores, Richard Hain, John Hings, Patricia Hamilton, JUST ARRIVED DRESSES FOR MOTHER $498 Dresses of outstanding simplicity... beauty of cut, which are the essence of smartness! Irresistible prints; dark solid shades dashed with white or pale pink; glorious muted tones. 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