anaheim-gazette 1941-01-16

Flight Training Courses Offered Classes at Santa Ana Jaysee to Start February 10 in Two Divisions Preliminary and advanced flight training was offered to Orange county men between the ages of 19 and 26 today as Flight Instructor H. O. Russell of Santa Ana junior college pushed registrations to fill the jaysee's recommended quota for next semester of 40 primary and 20 secondary civilian pilot training students. The college recently completed training of 39 private pilots, bringing to -129 the total number of jaysee pilots trained through the CAA program since the courses were inaugurated last year. Advanced training will be offered at Santa Ana for the first time next semester. Applications for registration are currently being accepted in the flight office on the jaysee campus, Tenth and Main streets, Santa Ana. Courses will get underway on Feb. 1 and terminate not later than June 30, it was stated. Ground and flight training in the preliminary course include 72 hours of instruction in civil air regulations, navigation, and meteorology, and 18 hours of aircraft operation in addition to 35 to 50 hours of actual flying time, Russell said. The complete course offers eight units of college credit. The secondary training gives 40 to 50 hours additional hours of flying time in airplanes from 125 Fremont P.-T. A. Draws Large Crowd Fremont P.-T.A. met yesterday at the school with Mrs. Leo J. Friis president, officiating. Mrs. Clare Liebhart led the salute which opened the meeting, and Mrs. Glen Merrill gave "The American Creed." Mrs. H. G. Harling acted as secretary in the absence of Mrs. George Rains. Mrs. Friis named a nominating committee, including Wilbert Bonney, Mrs. R. H. Richards, Mrs. Liebhart, Mrs. H. G. Harling and Mrs. Lyle Wagoner. Plans were made to inaugurate the "march of dimes" drive. Mrs. Everett Wood, program chairman, introduced several students who gave various numbers as a part of the entertainment portion of the meeting. They were Wilma Fledderman, Doris Essary, Marion Merrill, Janet Power, Glen Greder and James Friis. A panel discussion was held by Walter Phillips, Leonard Knarreborg, Mrs. Everett Wood, Mrs. R. H. Richards and Mrs. Paul Beliek. Mrs. Robert Koontz was in charge of the appointments of the tea table, cleverly decorated in pastel-colored camillias. Mrs. John Hoyt and her committee were in charge of the refreshments and Mrs. M. A. Gauer presided at the urn. Sixty-five members and guests were present at yesterday's meeting. St. Agnes Guild Closes Party Series Red, white and blue was the patriotic color scheme carried out in the decorations about the Ground and flight training in the preliminary course include 72 hours of instruction in civil air regulations, navigation, and meteorology, and 18 hours of aircraft operation in addition to 35 to 50 hours of actual flying time, Russell said. The complete course offers eight units of college credit. The secondary training gives 40 to 50 hours additional hours of flying time in airplanes from 125 to 225 horsepower, and approximately 120 hours of ground schooling in engines, airplanes, navigation, and aircraft operation. From nine to 10 units of credit will be awarded for completion of these courses. Flight instruction will be undertaken at the Eddie Martin airport south of Santa Ana, utilizing the school's seven 45-horsepower Piper Cub Trainers recently ordered from the Los Angeles factory for advanced fliers, it was indicated. Due to the high educational and physical requirements the instructor voiced a belief that all students who can pass the examinations will be accepted for training. Requirements are listed as follows: For preliminary flight applicants must be American citizens between the ages of 19 and 26, and not hold a pilot certificate of private grade or higher. Students regularly enrolled in college must have completed at least 24 units of undergraduate work, while those not attending college must have completed 48 units to be eligible for enrollment. Secondary flight applicants must be graduates of the preliminary course and have not less than 45 units of college work. Cost to trainees will be $15 for preliminary students, which covers insurance and physical examinations, and $36 for advanced trainees to cover cost of helmet and goggles in addition to the other requisites. County Men Furnish Venison for Dinner Venison furnished by Assemblyman Sam L. Collins of Fullerton and Sam Kraemer of Placentia graced the banquet table at the Sacaramento hotel last Tuesday night at the biennial meeting of the republican delegation in the state legislature, which was presided over Senator Thomas H. Kuchol of Anaheim chairman of Hoyt and her committee were in charge of the refreshments and Mrs. M. A. Gauer presided at the urn. Sixty-five members and guests were present at yesterday's meeting. St. Agnes Guild Closes Party Series Red, white and blue was the patriotic color scheme carried out in the decorations about the parish hall when the St. Agnes Guild sponsored the third and last of its card parties last night. The unique flower arrangements were by Wayne Andrade. The door prize went to Mrs. Everett Cone, and the prizes for contract bridge were won by Mrs. Gilbert Kuenzli and Richard Heffern. Winners for the auction bridge were Mrs. H. A. Delassi and Earle Jackson. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the affair to the 60 guests attending. Rosemary Kraemer To Wed on Feb. 1 Friends of Miss Rosemary Kraemer of Placentia and Assemblyman Frank J. Waters of Los Angeles are receiving cards this week announcing their wedding date to be February 1 at the St. Boniface church in Anaheim. Miss Kraemer has been feted by many complimentary affairs honoring her coming marriage to the well-known Los Angeles man. She is a member of a well-known poiner family in Northern Orange county and her fiance represents the 58th assembly district of Los Angeles. Mrs. Schweinfest To Entertain Group Mrs. Charles Schweinfest will be hostess to the Los Amigas meeting Tuesday, January 21, at her home, 124 North Janss street. Mrs. C. W. Austin will give the topic of the afternoon, and Mrs. H. Hall will be co-hostess. The tea will begin at 2 o'clock. Cecilian Singers to Give Concert Soon Cecilians Singers of Orange county will present a concert at the Santa Ana Ebell clubhouse. County Opposes Breakwater Plan Fearing ill effect upon the Orange county shoreline from the proposed four-mile extension of the Long Beach-Los Angeles harbor breakwater, the county supervisors unanimously voted this week to request investigation by the U. S. Shore Protective board. The vote was based on a petition from City Engineer Russell L. Patterson of Newport Beach who asserted that breakwater stips create areas of "dead water" which halt the downshore littoral drift of san which builds up the beaches. Just now, with the beach badly torn and washed by recent bounding storms, particularly a Sunset Beach and Seal Beach so rarely in need of rebuilding by this natural process of drift, Engineer Patterson pointed out. The federal government's project of extending the Los Angeles Long Beach harbor breakwater to a point opposite the mouth of San Gabriel river means additional problems for this county, said Patterson. It means, he said, that local beaches must be built up by artificial means, which would require pumping of sands for a considerable distance. County Men Furnish Venison for Dinner Venison furnished by Assemblyman Sam L. Collins of Fullerton and Sam Kraemer of Placentia graced the banquet table at the Sacaramento hotel last Tuesday night at the biennial meeting of the republican delegation in the state legislature, which was presided over Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of Anaheim, chairman of the republican state central committee. The dinner is held at the beginning of each legislative session for acquaint new members of both houses with the veterans and for the purpose of assisting in creating harmony among party members in the legislature. County GOP Women Plan Organization Presidents and leaders of women's Republican clubs of Orange county have been summoned by Mrs. Frank Rospaw to attend a luncheon meeting next Tuesday at 12:30 o'clock in Daniger's cafe, Santa Ana. Mrs. Rospaw is president of the Orange County Council of Republican Women. This is the first county-wide meeting of this active organization since the November election, and plans will be made for permanent organization work in every community. The Orange county organizations are affiliated with the National Federation of Women's Republican Clubs of America. The pearl oyster of the Persian gulf, Ceylon and the Red sea, can walk. It uses its external foot to migrate whenever food becomes scarce. Smoke from London's 2,000,000-odd chimney pets, mixed with the chill fall fog, has helped screen the capital from German air raids. Cecilian Singers to Give Concert Soon Cecilians Singers of Orange county will present a concert at the Santa Ana Ebell clubhouse on January, 28, it was announced today. Mary B. Steffensen of Corena del Mar is the director of the group, and Esther Vcgt Gordon of Santa Ana the accompanist. Guest artist will be John Raitt, young baritone under contract to M. G. M. Studios. Raitt is an Orange county boy having graduated from Fullerton union high schools. Soloists of the Cecilian Singers are Laura Joiner, Ada Clegg, and Dorothy Suits, all of Santa Ana. Also assisting the group will be Jane Deming, Violinist. Buy at or near wholesale the car you want from over 100 top selections. See both classified pages. PLANT FRUIT TREES NOW! We have a fine assortment of bare root stock at VERY REASONABLE PRICES LEE TRADING CO. 718 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim, Calif. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Positions Available Qualified Persons; Best Dates Given nation for the following will be held in Los Angethe state personnel board, going to Roy Ferguson, manathe Santa Ana office of the central government. Matrician—Salary: $245 a will be held February 1. Technician—Salary: $140 will be held February 1. Registrar, Division of Division—(open to men only). $320 a month, will be held 8. Fruits and Vegetables Economist—(open to men only) Salary: $340 a month, held February 13. Fruits and Nuts Marketing St—(open to men only) $340 a month, will be held 13. Fruits Marketing Econopen to men only) Salary month, will be held Feb- nt Marketing Economist to men only) Salary: $260 will be held February 13. Nary Meat Inspector— men only) Salary: $200 a will be held February 13. man—(open to men only) 98c a hour, will be held 1. Clerical Psycholoist— men only) Salary: $200 will be held February 8. IT TAKES AN ORANGE LIKE THIS to make JUICE like this and TREATS like this! Best for Juice — and Every Use! You can set and save the "center" in California oranges. This is deeper in color since in Forest-rather in vitamins and more fruits and vegetables. Easy to peel, slice and serve fresh salads and desserts. Lend to eat out of hand between me behomes. These camped "Sunkis" on the skin are the sparse from 14,000 competing growers. Buy special deals for seasons. SEEDLESS Sunkis CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORAN SEEDLESS Sunkist CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES Newspaper ads like these, in key cities throughout the country, will help sell California's record crop of Navel Oranges to America's millions. Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Association Schedules Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Or- The by-laws of the association Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Association Schedules Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Orange County Tuberculosis & Health association, will be held in the chapel at the Orange county hospital, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Guest speaker will be Frank S. Dolley, from Los Angeles, whose subject is "Early Recognition and Treatment of Cancer of the Lungs." Dr. Dolley is preparing his talk especially for a lay audience and will illustrate with lantern slides. A new sound cartoon, entitled "Good-bye, Mr. Germ," is schedule to be shown. Report of program activities of the association and financial status will be given by officials of the association. Election of directors will be held. The by-laws of the association calls for 36 representative directors selected geographically. Plans and budget for 1941 will receive preliminary discussion. The new board will elect officers to serve during the coming year. TO FIGHT BAR Rev. Myron C. Cole, pastor of the First Christian church of Orange, declared this week that he end his supporters will fight to the last ditch to prevent the establishment of a cocktail bar in that city. The board of equalization recently rejected a plea to deny the application of a cafe. The Golden Rule works like gravitation.-C. F. Dole. Win a Prize. Send in a "News Tip." No. of Bank 571 COMBINED REPORT OF CONDITION OF The Southern County Bank LOCATED AT ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, AS OF THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1941 ASSETS Commercial Savings Combined Cash balances with other banks and cash items in process of collection, including exchanges for clearing house $384,390.81 $419,212.43 $803,603.24 U. S. Government obligations direct and fully guaranteed 15,300.00 15,300.00 State, county and municipal bonds 68,457.30 68,457.30 All other bonds and securities 52,253.50 982.50 53,235.00 Loans and discounts 641,731.64 641,731.64 Real estate loans 54,903.87 393,827.17 448,731.04 Overdrafts 382.43 382.43 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures and equipment 9,696.79 9,696.79 Other real estate owned 29,621.90 74,226.55 103,848.45 Items in transit between head office and branches—net 1,419.12 1,419.12 TOTAL $1,174,400.06 $972,005.95 $8,146,406.01 LIABILITIES Commercial deposits — demand, including demand certificates, dividend checks, certified checks, cashiers and expense WAY WORKER IS KILLED BY VEHICLE Dorff, of 3825 West Oak Fullerton, was killed shortly on Tuesday when he was by an automobile while on Firestone boulevard Orange county line. Body was removed to the mortuary and the North-station of the Los County sheriff's office. Fullarton police of the is called liberality is often the vanity of giving. MEMORANDUM: Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities Other bonds, stocks, and securities ... 8,131.43 59,550.10 67,681.53 Total Pledged $ 8,131.43 $ 59,550.10 $ 67,681.53 Pledged: Against public funds of states, counties, school districts, or other subdivisions or municipalities ... 8,131.43 59,550.10 67,681.53 TOTAL PLEDGED $ 8,131.43 $ 59,550.10 $ 67,681.53 A. Nagel, Vice-President, and Wilson W. Phelps, Secretary of The Southern County Bank being duly sworn, each for himself says he has a personal knowledge of the matters contained in the foregoing report of condition and schedules pertaining there to and that every allegation, statement, matter and thing therein contained is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. A. NAGEL, Vice-President. WILSON W. PHELPS, Secretary. Severally, subscribed and sworn to before me by both deponents, this 15th day of January, 1941. (SEAL) KATHERINE W. TULL. 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