anaheim-gazette 1941-12-18

St. Michael’s Given Complete Repairs; Oldest Church Here Sixty-nine years old in the Spring. That’s how old St. Michael’s Episcopal church and parish at 225 E. Adele st. will be. It is one of the oldest parishes in this vicinity and like all things that grow old, remodeling becomes necessary. A new roof has just been completed on the Rectory, according to the Rev. D. Howard Dow, Rector. Rev. Dow also reported that the painting on the outside will be completed this week while the interior remodeling will be finished in ten days. Police Will Get You If You Poke Along More than 3,000 drivers have been stopped, warned, or given citations since the war on “slow poke” driving was launched some three months ago, the Department of Motor Vehicles announced today. A majority of the vehicles involved were heavy trucks traveling at speeds so slow as to cause long lines of traffics to form behind them and create safety hazards. A considerable number, however, were vehicles of the jallopy type traveling at snail's pace. US Bill of Rights 150 Years Old The American Bill of Rights, 150 years old on Monday of this week, is commemorated today through Law Students Get Practical Training Under Newly Developed State Programs To give law students training under actual working conditions, the State Bar of California today announced a sponsorship program similar to that given an interne by the medical profession. Under the new program, law students in universities and colleges throughout the state will be "adopted" by various law offices during their summer vacations. In these offices they will work with attorneys selected by their law school, thereby gaining first-hand information as to the actual processes of the lawyer's work. SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS The announcement followed State Industry Climbs 40 Per Cent; To Approach $3,500,000 This Year Increasing by 40 per cent for the current year, the total value of production in California’s basic industries including agriculture, mining, lumbering, fisheries, and manufacturing, will approximate $3,-500,000,000 as compared with $2,-500,000,000 for 1940, according to a report today by the research department of the California State Chamber of Commerce. The increase is attributed to the sharp expansion in war industries. During the first half of this year, according to the report, operations in civilian goods expanded rapidly, but during recent months many of these industries have beenelled to restrict operation because of material shortage. WAGES PAID Wages paid to earners in California manufacturing elements, according to them were 62 per cent greater year than for the same period year, and 100 per cent more for the corresponding period year. Money wages have a faster than the cost of live report states, despite spikes increases in certain prices. US Bill of Rights 150 Years Old The American Bill of Rights, 150 years old on Monday of this week, is commemorated today through Sunday, Dec. 21, by an historical exhibition of rare books, manuscripts, and pamphlets at the Huntington library, San Marino. The exhibition features a rare little four-page pamphlet printed at Boston, 1790, containing the twelve proposed amendments submitted by the First Congress to the State of Massachusetts for ratification. A rare contemporary copy of the British Declaration of rights of 1689, formulated upon the accession of William and Mary, is included in the display, to show the almost verbatim borrowing of the Americans from the document. The American Bill of Rgihts is that zealously guarded part of the Constitution which guarantees to citizens such fundamental rights as freedom of speech and of the press. America’s War Program Will Effect Attitude Of Industrial Loan Banks America’s war program and priorities will have definite effect upon the attitude of banks in making new industrial loans, according to officers of Anaheim’s Southern County bank who attended a meeting the Independent Bankers’ association of Southern California in Los Angeles recently and heard a talk by F. R. McGregor, regional coordinator for the priorities field service. “Today, one of the first steps in the procedure of making a loan is for the bank to determine the character of the borrower’s product and the manner in which his operations are effected availability of critical man Mr. McGregor said. DEFENSE PRODUCTION “Loans to industries end defense production are now secure. “This does not mean non-defense businesses are means in jeojardy. In fact are a great number of non-businesses that are actually ing by increased civilian cation, particularly those we not dependent upon materiject to priorities. 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CENTER ST., ANAHEIM, CALIF." Practical Training Aid State Program Record received this week that 334 young Californians had successfully passed this year's examinations and will be recommended for admission to the bar. The committee will move their admission at sessions of the California Supreme Court, Dec. 16, in San Francisco, and Jan. 9, in Los Angeles, according to Leon E. Warwick, secretary of the committee. NEVERAL YEARS' WORK For many of these young men and women admission to the bar is the result of several years work in California colleges and law school which have cooperated with the state bar in raising the educational standards of the profession. Uses 40 Per Cent; 100 This Year These industries have been compelled to restrict operations because of material shortages. WAGES PAID Wages paid to earners in California manufacturing establishments, according to the report, were 62 per cent greater for the year than for the same period last year, and 100 per cent more than for the corresponding period of 19-9. Money wages have advanced faster than the cost of living, the report states, despite spectacular increases in certain prices of foods. Forest Fire Danger Almost Over Now Forest Rangers Say Crediting public enlightment through press, radio, magazines, commercial advertising, and the educational work of conservationists for fire prevention for a season unusually low in man-caused fires today, Uncle Sam's national forest rangers and supervisors of the California region breathed deeply and thankfully. The fire season is almost over. In each of the 18 national forests of California and southwestern Nevada, and Forest Service records show an unusually low number of fires for the year. "That's good news to rangers," declared Regional Forester S. B. Show, "because it reveals that the public is becoming fire prevention conscious—an important factor in safeguarding scenic recreational resources for the 10 million vacationists who annually visit the national forests of the California region." This season's man-caused fires in the national forests of the region totaled 766, compared to 874 last year an annual average of 890 for the past five years. Lightning started 347 forests fires during 1941. Cost of suppressing the current year's fires, which burned 103,400 acres, amounted to $600,000 for lumber, substance, transportation and equipment. Record Yule Sales Ahead Says State Record breaking sales tax revenue for 1941 based on receipts Wages paid to earners in California manufacturing establishments, according to the report, were 62 per cent greater for the year than for the same period last year, and 100 per cent more than for the corresponding period of 1949. Money wages have advanced faster than the cost of living, the export states, despite spectacular increases in certain prices of foods. Team Will Effect All Loan Banks Operations are effected by the availability of critical materials," Mr. McGregor said. DEFENSE PRODUCTION "Loans to industries engaged in defense production are now doubly secure." "This does not mean that all non-defense businesses are by any means in jeopardy. In fact, there are a great number of non-defense businesses that are actually profitably increased civilian consumption, particularly those which are not dependent upon materials subject to priorities. Record Yule Sales Ahead Says State Record breaking sales tax revenue for 1941, based on receipts totaling $90,801,560 for the first three quarters of the year with an unprecedented revenue of $33,293,-968 for the third quarter, is expected today by the State Board of Equalization. "Because of heavy holiday buying," Wm. G. Bonelli, board representative said, "the fourth quarter is always the best in the year for sales tax revenue. Christmas buying should be heavier this year than for several years past, due to greatly increased payrolls," he stated. "Keeping these factors in mind," Bonelli continued, "I believe a revenue of around $30,000,000 is a conservative estimate for the final quarter which would mean a total revenue of approximately $120,00,-000." 5 SHOPPING Days Left Till Xmas G BE REMEMBERED! Will spend much of your cheerful, attractive, purse PURSE! Order NOW IS EVE! DINETTE SETS Extension Tables with 4 chairs. Formica and heat-proof resistant, stainless. Colored in blue or red Swedish Linnen and Natural Swedish Grain. 43.95 TIER TOP TABLES Duncan Phyfe, Queen Anne and Swedish Modern styles, Finished in mahogany, walnut and blonde. 8.95 to 10.50 BELT with silver-finished buckle. Can be monogrammed. Pure leather grain. Tan, black. 50c - $1.00 - $1.50 ROBE in different Smartly styled beets. 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