anaheim-gazette 1946-06-20

Enrollment Still Open For YMCA Camp Leaders who will attend the first camp period for older HI-Y boys and junior HI-Y boys of this county at Camp Oceola June 28 to July 5 will discuss final plans for a "bigger and better" camp vacation when they meet at the home of Jerry Patton, YMCA executive secretary, at the corner of Broadway and Euclid avenue, Friday, night at 6:30 o'clock. Leaders include Wilbert Bonney, principal of John C. Fremont school; Paul Demaree, superintendent of Anaheim Union high school; Rev. Howard Congdon, pastor of the First Presbyterian church; Tucker Bose, former Hi-Y leader; Wanda Bose, his wife, dining room hostess; M. A. Gauer, superintendent of schools, and Danny Herrera, all of Anaheim and J. C. Wallace and George Ballew of Garden Grove, Mrs. Roma Daleney R. W. of Fullerton, Bernie Barnard, in charge of the coast district and Hal Stephens and Kaj Sidler, both of Laguna Beach. Boys who have registered for the first period to date include Dub Helsing, Craig Bottger, Wesley Bose, Merle Carroll, Bob Morecraft, Paul Saucido, Henry Smith, Richard Arnold, Edson Montgomery, Gary Wells, Reuben Taylor, Donald Eberhard, Roderick Hall, Lee Webb, Robert Gregg, Gene Cranston, Bill Bonney, Daniel Demaree, Loren Herman, Howard Gregg, Vierl Bunnell, Jr., Paul Rumfelt, Fred Edwards, Jr., buglar; Don Jungkeit, John Le Gros, Jim Kahlen, Donald Lemcke, Johnny Reveles, Jim Wright and Joe Mora. Younger boys of 9 years of age, including 6th graders, may register this year for July 22 to 29 or... Montgomery, Gary Wells, Reuben Taylor, Donald Eberhard, Roderick Hall, Lee Webb, Robert Gregg, Gene Cranston, Bill Bonney, Daniel Demaree, Loren Herman, Howard Gregg, Vierl Bunnell, Jr., Paul Rumfelt, Fred Edwards, Jr., buglar; Don Jungkeit, John Le Gros, Jim Kahlen, Donald Lemcke, Johnny Reveles, Jim Wright and Joe Mora. Younger boys of 9 years of age, including 6th graders, may register this year for July 22 to 29 or, July 29 to August 5. Leaders for the first period, July 22 to 29 are Robert Gregg, former club leader; Jack Wilson, recent dischargeee from the navy; John Knutzen, rancher; Ted Payne, and Laura Payne, his wife, dining room hostess. Second period leaders include Walter Schmitt and Mrs. Fern Schmitt, his wife, dining room hostess; Rev. Carl Johnson, minister of the Community church of Costa Mesa; John Hein, Paul Blocker, Manuel Villalobos, Blanche Patton, story teller; Dorothy Hayman, W. R. N. of Garden Grove and Rev. Vic Hayman, her father. Camp Occola, which is located in the San Bernardino mountains at an elevation of 6200 feet, 90 miles from Anaheim, can accommodate 96 boys each period. Boys interested may register at the YMCA headquarters, 407 South Philadelphia street, phone 4202, Jerry Patton, executive-secretary, announced. That part of the United States known as Florida became a part of the nation in 1819, when it was purchased from Spain for the sum of 5 million dollars. Those summoned to appear from here were: John P. Andrade, Miss Irene R. Case, John DeLand, Albert W. Easton, Henry B. Elliott, Mrs. Grace M. Iredale, Mrs. Lorena Jones, Robert H. Jones, Mrs. Callie A. Lamb, Fred C. Law, Albert Peter, Mrs. Bertha M. Queale, Mrs. Louise Raab, James G. Reinert, Alfred H. W. Stechert, and Cornelius Van Delden. Garden Grove Site of New Firm Formation of a new company to be equipped with quick freeze apparatus and modern handling equipment in Garden Grove was announced here this week following announcement of the sale of the Bean Growers association, first cooperative bean warehouse in California. Mrs. John P. Hayhurst, manager of the new cooperative, said the fast growth of the quick-freeze industry was one of the principal factors in the Orange county sale and dissolution of the association. Meanwhile, C. Edward Reifsteck, secretary of the Southern California Frozen Food Council, reported this week that industry expects to reach its predicted volume of a billion pound pack this year. "A slight improvement is apparent in the equipment situation and many distributors are now getting display cabinets as rapidly as deliveries can be made by manufacturers," he said. You get all the local news in The Gazette. X-Ray Machine Available Soon A portable X-ray machine loaned by the U.S. Public Health Service, will be available to industry and business groups in Orange county August 1 to 16, it was learned here this week. The 35 mm. equipment loaned to the California Tuberculosis and Health association will take chest X-rays at the rate of 200 per hour. Health association officials and the Orange county health department urge industrial, agricultural, factory and packing house groups, desirous of using the equipment, call Santa Ana 4797 for information concerning loan of the machine. Your family doctor and California Medical Association INVITE YOU TO HEAR "CALIFORNIA CARAVAN" TENSE TRUE TALES OF EARLY CALIFORNIA Every Saturday at 9:15 p.m. On Your Mutual-Don Lee Station A Public Service Program in behalf of CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS' SERVICE The Prepaid Medical-Hospital Service which takes the Economic Shock out of Illinois IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OIL SPRAYER FOR WEED CONTROL The Essick Weed Sprayer is especially designed for weed control. It also serves as a general Utility Unit on the Farm for such uses as Fire Fighting, Insecticide Sprayer for Cattle, Dairy Barns, Grain Bins, Inflating Truck and Tractor Tires, Spray Painting of Implements, etc. Operating Oil Burners and High Pressure Grease Guns. Various Models On Display L. W. BEMIS TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY 1629 East First St. Santa Ana Phone 4990 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Walnut Growers Get Moth Warning Walnut growers this week were urged to begin treatment of walnut trees for codling moth worm in all districts of Orange county except certain coastal areas. Roy Black, deputy agricultural commissioner, issuing the warning, said moth emergence has continued low for several weeks with no outstanding peak yet reached. Slowness of emergence of the moth this year was attributed to the extended period of cool weather that has embraced the walnut growing area in Orange county, Black said. Moth eggs are being discovered in abundance in all areas away from the coast, Black said, and described the use of DDT as inadvisable since it is still in the experimental stage. Use of DDT was discouraged due to the shortage of nicotine necessary to control walnut aphids which have demonstrated a tendency to increase heavily after use of the chemical. Formula for a recommended material to use was given as follows: 5 pounds of basis arsenate of lead and one-quarter to one-third of a pound casein spreader, for each 100 gallons of spray. Anaheim Gazette, since 1870. Trans-Pacific Flight Service Is Resumed Air transport service between the United States and New Zealand was resumed last week as the Pan American World Airways clipper plane, the Mandarin, left the west coast for Auckland via Honolulu, the Fijis and Noumea in New Caledonia. Passengers bound for the land "down under" will now make the trip in 41½ hours as compared to the old time of 52 hours. Last week's flight marked the first commercial service between the two nations since Pearl Harbor. Psychology consists of sending the G. I. brides across the North Atlantic in a storm, so that any country looks good to them when they land. County Man on State Committee A statewide small harbor development committee to work promoting a series of small harbors and refuges along the California coastline, includes Warner of Orange county, member of the group's board supervisors. The committee was appointed by Dr. Robert Gordon Spratt chairman of the California Chamber of Commerce's statewide natural resources committee. The committee was named following requests of groups yachtmen, powerboat owners, commercial fisheries, boatbuilders and city, county and port officials that the state chamber creates a group to coordinate establishments of small harbors and assist local communities in harbor projects. Everybody reads The Gazette. For Your Electrical Work —Anything Electrical— Phone 4621 JOSEPH A. LIEB 111 East Chartres St. Anaheim Where little child cry from Somewhere, halfway across the world, two little children cry bitterly from hunger. Children cannot understand the why of hunger—they know only the gnawing pain, the piteous weakness. A heartbroken mother listens helplessly. Their only hope—and the hope of millions like them—is that Americans will not be complacent in a starving world . . . that you will share the abundance that is yours. You are pledged to "Share a Meal Every Day," to help supply starving people with fat and wheat products. But the need for all foods is so desperate that you're asked to do more . . . to give money to buy food, or give food in tin cans, and to give generously! Where the food you give will go. Contributions of canned foods will be distributed free in war-devastated countries on the basis of greatest need. Americans will not be complacent in a starving world . . . that you will share the abundance that is yours. You are pledged to "Share a Meal Every Day," to help supply starving people with fat and wheat products. But the need for all foods is so desperate that you're asked to do more . . . to give money to buy food, or give food in tin cans, and to give generously! Where the food you give will go. Contributions of canned foods will be distributed free in war-devastated countries on the basis of greatest need. Why food must be in tin cans. Food in tin cans can be handled safely for distant shipments and travel over difficult roads. Why the need is so desperate. The battles that brought us victory scourged most of the countries that fought as our allies. The worst drought in fifty years followed the war. Crops failed throughout Europe and Asia. 500,000,000 men, women, and children are hungry and starving. EMERGENCY FOOD CENTER on behalf of UNRFE This advertisement was prepared by the Advertising Council for the Emergency LaVida BOTTLE 700 SO. SPADRA, FULLERTON County Man on State Committee statewide small harbor department committee to work in setting a series of small vessel owners and refuges along the California coastline, includes Willis River of Orange county, as owner of the group's board of advisors. The committee was appointed by Robert Gordon Sproul, man of the California Chamber Commerce's statewide resources committee. The committee was named following requests of groups of men, powerboat owners, mercial fisheries, boatbuilders, city, county and port officials, the state chamber create a plan to coordinate establishment of all harbors and assist local communities in harbor projects. Everybody reads The Gazette. Electrical Work Building Electrical— Phone 4621 H A. LIEB Tres St. Anaheim “This proves that people can be good.”—Police Judge Fryer, Schenectady, N. Y., disposing of court business in 10 seconds on recent day. “A friend who doesn't like John L. Lewis has suggested he be made President of the U.S., so he could take the responsibility for the actions of labor leaders.”—Elmer Davis, commentator. Job Printing, Gazette, Phone 2206. WANT TO BUILD A HOME? “We have the materials and the up-to-date designs to suit every taste. Let us help you make your dreams of a home come true TODAY.” ONE, TWO OR THREE BEDROOMS Certified Plan-Cut Buildings Co. 204 N. Highland, Fullerton Phone 139-J Better Designs Better Materials Better Service Less Cost Dealer Wanted for Anaheim. Phone for Appointment WILL YOU GIVE THAT THEY MAY LIVE? HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN DO! I. GIVE MONEY. More food can be obtained for a given amount of money when it is bought centrally and in large quantities. Send cash, money order, or check to your local Emergency Food Collection Committee or to Lee Marshall, Executive Director, 100 Maiden Lane, New York 7, N.Y. 1. GIVE MONEY. More food can be obtained for a given amount of money when it is bought centrally and in large quantities. Send cash, money order, or check to your local Emergency Food Collection Committee or to Lee Marshall, Executive Director, 100 Maiden Lane, New York 7, N. Y. 2. GIVE FOOD IN TIN CANS. Leave at any Emergency Food Collection depot. Urge your church, club, or organization to participate FOOD COLLECTION half of UNRRA HENRY A. WALLACE, National Chairman Using Council for the Emergency Food Collection and is sponsored by BOTTLING COMPANY, Inc. PHONE 168