anaheim-gazette 1946-10-31

THE JACK SCHAFFERS GREET SON, STEPHEN FREDERICK Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schaffer, formerly of Anaheim, and now of Naval Ordinance Testing station, Inyokern, California, welcomed a son, Stephen Frederick who arrived October 23, tipping the scales at 7 pounds, four ounces. Mrs. Schaffer is the former Charlene Hilliard. Proud paternal grandmother is Mrs. Blanche Schaffer at 326 South Philadelphia street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilliard, maternal grandparents, have resided in Inyokern since last fall when Jack Schaffer received his discharge from the Navy. He is now associated with the base under civil service. Both he and his wife attended schools here and are alumni of Anaheim Union high school. United States merchant seamen receive nearly three times the pay of the average of 15 other leading maritime nations. John Henry Warden Dies at Las Vegas John Henry Warden, 50, a native of North Carolina but a resident of southern California for 22 years, died Tuesday at Las Vagas as he and a companion were returning from a hunting trip. He is survived by his widow, Velma Warden of Oceanside; two sons, John R. and Robert Warden both at home at Oceanside; one daughter, Wilma May Warden also of Oceanside; mother, Mrs. Mollie Warden of Fullerton; two brothers, Hugh Warden of Fullerton and Tom Warden of Buena Park; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Jones of Oklahoma, Mrs. Esther Jennings of Fullerton and Mrs. Roxie Hamm of Oceanside. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel tomorrow (Friday) at 2 o'clock. Rev. Buford H. Clark, pastor of the Bren Baptist church, will officiate and burial will be made in Loma Vista memorial park. Gen. Robert E. Lee began the first classes in journalism in the United States. Buy in Anaheim and get greater values for your money. VOTE FOR Veterans Homes Provides $100,000,000 in Self-Liqui- VOTE FOR Veterans Homes Provides $100,000,000 in Self-Liquidating Bonds for Continued Low-Cost Financing of Homes and Farms for Veterans. Similar Bond Issues Approved by the People in Five Previous Elections During the Past 25 Years. "Will Not Cost the Taxpayers a Red Cent" VOTE "YES" PROPOSITION NO. 1 GENERAL ELECTION — NOVEMBER 5 (Paid Political Advertisement by Veterans Homes and Farms Committee) Family Parties Served in a Congenial Atmosphere AT THE COLONIAL HOUSE 512 EAST CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM NO JUKE BOXES NO LIQUOR 512 EAST CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM NO JUKE BOXES NO LIQUOR Real Southern Cooking BROILED STEAKS SOUTHERN FRIED CHICHEN FRENCH FRIED POTATOES HOT BUISCUITS AND CREAM GRAVY Full Course Dinners SOUP :: SALAD :: ENTREE DESSERT :: COFFEE $1.00 to $2.00 CHAS. A. CRISS, Prop. Closed Wednesday For Reservations Phone 4880 Bullets for War; Ballots to Win A Lasting Peace Although the shootin' war is over, the job is far from completed for World War II veterans, according to A. Ronald Button, AMVETS commander, Department of California. Instead of bullets, they must use ballots; instead of advancing on General von Runsted or Admiral Yamoshita, they must rout General Apathy from control of American civic affairs or the fighting has not been successful. "American veterans of World War II firmly believe that the returning veterans still have a big job to do for their county—a job which did not end with V-J Day", Button declared. Asserting that the Amvets are exclusively World War II veterans, Button went on to say that the organization is pledged to fight all "isms" except "Americanism". Declaring that the Amvets should perform one of the first obligations of good citizenship by voting at the polls in all local, state and national elections, Button said: "On behalf of the American veterans of World War II and all veterans, whether of this war or the first, we urge every veteran to vote at the coming elections. We fought together—now let's build together for a better and stronger America". Miss Paull Speaks On Therapy at AUHS P.-T.A. Meet X-ray Helps to Find Early Tuberculosis Man receiving chest X-ray as campaign to find tuberculosis in early stage gets under way throughout country. Christmas will be right around the corner when the nation-wide sale of Christmas seals begins on Monday, November 25. Chairman of the county committee for the sale of Christmas seals was appointed this week. He is the Rev. F. W. Niedringhaus, according to an announcement made today by Wm. Hynds, Santa Ana, president of the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health association, and will direct the county's sale as part of the 40th annual seal sale of the nation. "We are deeply gratified that we shall have a man of the Rev. Niedringhaus' caliber to head our dick of Costa Mess; Mrs. Edgar R. Hill of Newport Beach; Wm. R. Lowry, Orange; Mrs. Linn C. Metz, San Clemente; Mrs. Ynez Romer, San Juan Capistrano; Mrs. Roy Roepke, Santa Ana; Mrs. H. V. Ekbergm, Seal Beach, and Mrs. Ray E. Finley, Westminster. Hynds stated that the progress in the control of tuberculosis in Orange county depended upon the willingness of each community to accept its share of responsibility in supporting the work of the association. He expressed his appreciation to each chairman for consenting to serve. "Fifty-one residents of Orange Info Series Disability Concludes With today's ground and answers, the includes a series give information about disability insurance plan becomes effective DD Unemployment Compensation Ministered by the department of Employment complete information and insurance may be offered many local offices Q: How is the disability insurance plan individual determined? A: The same benefit period, and wage cost computing the maximum and weekly benefits employment insurance respect to disability Q: How much money receive in disability? A: The amount of the same as for uninsurance. If a worker 000 during his qualification period, he would qualify during his benefit the maximum and earned only $300 due period, he would maximum of $160 due fit year. Weekly pay are between $10 and ing upon earnings quarter of the base. Q: How long will surance be paid? A: If the worker "On behalf of the American veterans of World War II and all veterans, whether of this war or the first, we urge every veteran to vote at the coming elections. We fought together—now let's build together for a better and stronger America." Miss Paull Speaks On Therapy at AUHS P.-T.A. Meet Therapeutic aids for handicapped and spastic children in Orange county was discussed by Miss Helen Paull, therapy specialist and associate of Dr. Edward Lee Russel, Orange county health officer, at the regular board meeting of the Anaheim Union high school P.-T.A. held at the home of Mrs. Emory Simon, 625 North Zeyn street. Mrs. Richard Roehm, president, presided during the business session. The group singing of "America" was led by Mrs. Roehm with Mrs. Leo Friis playing the piano accompaniment. Mrs. Milton Kohne presented the devotional. Miss Paull was introduced by Mrs. Kate Rea. In a proposed clinic to treat spastic and handicapped children, one teacher and one physiotherapist are needed for each 10 child. Chairman of the county committee for the sale of Christmas seals was appointed this week. He is the Rev. F. W. Niedringhaus, according to an announcement made today by Wm. Hynds, Santa Ana, president of the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health association, and will direct the county's sale as part of the 40th annual seal sale of the nation. "We are deeply gratified that we shall have a man of the Rev. Niedringhaus' caliber to head our annual fund-raising campaign," said Hynds. "We know that the contribution which he will make to our program to prevent and control tuberculosis will extend beyond seal sale time into the year ahead when seal sale funds will go to work to improve the health of our communities." Readily accepting the chairmanship, Niedringhaus, who is pastor of the First Congregational church of Santa Ana, termed the work of the association as "extremely valuable." "I know that the people of the county are backing the association in its fight against tuberculosis 100 per cent." A local chairman working in cooperation with the county communities will direct the seal sale for each local committee. Local chairmen selected thus far include: Mrs. Homer G. Ames, Anaheim; Mrs. C. Glenn Curtis, Brea; Mrs. A. C. Rodabaugh, Buena Park; Mrs. Ray Dodson of Fullerton and Placentia; Rev. G. M. Baergen, La Habra; Mrs. Wayne Reafsnyder, Garden Grove; J. Sherman Denny, Huntington Beach; Mrs. J. Homer Foster, Laguna Beach; Mrs. Harry C. Burden, Miss Paull stated. A $500 scholarship for an Anaheim teacher will be sponsored by the Anaheim P.-T.A. council, Mrs. Foster Warwick, president of the Loara P.-T.A. announced. The Orange County Teachers Association for Child Guidance is scheduled to meet November 12 at Fremont junior high school. Mrs. R. C. Hein, Mrs. Wilbert Bonney and Mrs. H. G. Harling, committee chairman, will be hostesses for the session. Next high school board meeting will be November 28 at the home of Mrs. R. C. Hein, 925 West Center street. The first settlement in the state of Arkansas was made at Arkansas Post in 1685. The lemon is native of India. Romer, San Juan Capistrano; Mrs. Roy Roepke, Santa Ana; Mrs. H. V. Ekbergm, Seal Beach, and Mrs. Ray E. Finley, Westminster. Hynds stated that the progress in the control of tuberculosis in Orange county depended upon the willingness of each community to accept its share of responsibility in supporting the work of the association. He expressed his appreciation to each chairman for consenting to serve. "Fifty-one residents of Orange county were killed by tuberculosis last year," he said. "If we are to reduce the TB death rate and prevent further spread of the disease, we must expand the activities of the association. The activities last year include chest X-ray surveys in industries, communities and the two junior colleges of the county. The first survey was taken in March and another survey of industries and racial groups was taken in August, when over 3,000 X-rays were provided free of charge. It is planned to survey all high school seniors in the county with miniature X-ray films next year. Sound film showings are offered county-wide in cooperation with school and adult groups. Assistance is given the weekly chest clinic at the Orange County Department and sponsorship and support is given to recreational programs and prevocational training to patients at the Orange County Hospital. Every effort is made in cooperation with the Orange County Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation to assist arrested cases in securing added training and placement in suitable jobs after release from the hospital. A: If the worker is unable until the total benefit year is exchanged maximum period for disability insurance but that period may be extended more than one employment insurance for the benefit year accord with the pre-existing law limiting the total both unemployment disability insurance same benefit year to cover of the total award for insurance. Q: Will disability be paid for more than one injury during the session? A: Yes. The number is immaterial; payment is limited only by the total which the worker is owed ever, a waiting period days is required for disability. Q: Does the world right of appeal regard it? A: The right of a same as under unemployment that is, the first ask for a record in initial determination if not satisfied, he has the case to a Referee department of Employers not satisfied, the appeal to the California Employment Insurance Board. Q: May an employer pay the payment of a claim? A: Yes, either he or any base period should notify the Dept any reasons which may claimant ineligible for. Q: Are disability incidents charged againster's unemployment rating accounts? A: No employer unpaid during his quarter period, he would quarantine him during his benefit period, he would earn only $300 daily fit year. Weekly pay are between $10 and $15 per month upon earnings in quarter of the base. Q: How long will surance be paid? A: If the worker is unable until the total benefit year is exchanged maximum period for disability insurance but that period may be extended more than one employment insurance for the benefit year accord with the pre-existing law limiting the total both unemployment disability insurance same benefit year to cover of the total award for insurance. Q: Will disability be paid for more than one injury during the session? A: Yes. The number is immaterial; payment is limited only by the total which the worker is owed ever, a waiting period days is required for disability. Q: Does the world right of appeal regard it? A: The right of a same as under unemployment that is, the first ask for a record in initial determination if not satisfied, he has the case to a Referee department of Employers not satisfied, the appeal to the California Employment Insurance Board. Q: May an employer pay the payment of a claim? A: Yes, either he or any base period should notify the Dept any reasons which may claimant ineligible for. Q: Are disability incidents charged againster's unemployment rating accounts? A: No employer unpaid during his quarter period, he would quarantine him during his benefit period, he would earn only $300 daily fit year. Weekly pay are between $10 and $15 per month upon earnings in quarter of the base. Q: How long will surance be paid? (Political Advertisement) Retain His • Ability and • Experience As California's U.S. Senator Wm. F. Knowland • Knows His Job • Is Able, Experienced • Is Sound on All Issues FOR RETURN TO THE U.S. SENATE Wm. F. KNOWLAND KNOWLAND FOR U.S. SENATE COMMITTEE Ranald Fairbairn, Chairman Info Series on Disability Funds Concludes Today With today's group of questions and answers, the Gazette concludes a series giving pertinent information about the new disability insurance program which becomes effective December 1. The Unemployment Compensation Disability Benefits program is administered by the California Department of Employment. Complete information about disability insurance may be obtained at the many local offices of the Department. Q: How is the amount of disability insurance payable to an individual determined? A: The same benefit year, base period, and wage credits used for computing the maximum amount and weekly benefit rate for unemployment insurance apply with respect to disability insurance. Q: How much may a claimant receive in disability insurance? A: The amount varies, but is the same as for unemployment insurance. If a worked earned $2,000 during his qualifying or base period, he would qualify for $468 during his benefit year. This is the maximum amount. If he earned only $300 during his base period, he would qualify for a maximum of $160 during his benefit year. Weekly payment rates are between $10 and $20, depending upon earnings in the highest quarter of the base period. Q: How long will disability insurance be paid? A: If the worker remains eligible experience rating account is charged with disability insurance payments. Q: What provisions have been made for voluntary disability insurance plans? A: The act provides that an employer, if a majority of his employees consent, may adopt a voluntary disability insurance plan. The plan must pay benefits greater than would accrue to the claimant under the state plan. Also, the California Employment Stabilization Commission must approve the plan before it is put into effect. Employees covered by an approved voluntary plan are exempt from the one per cent tax to the state. Q: Under a voluntary plan, would an employee still contribute one per cent of his pay to the voluntary plan? A: Not necessarily. The employer might assume all or part of the cost himself. Q: Under a voluntary plan, does the worker retain his appeal rights? A: Yes. The employee has the same right of appeal under a voluntary plan as under the state plan. If his claim is approved after appeal, it will be paid by the Department of Employment and charged against the voluntary plan. It was through the efforts of Florence Nightingale that nurses were first sent to the seat of war. George Rogers Clark was the first white man to visit the site of the city of Cincinnati, Ohio, having done so in 1780. The average length of the state of Tennessee is 325 miles, its gross area is 42,080 square miles. CONTROLLED BY NO GROUP OR CLIQUE FARQUHAR STANDS FOR • Free enterprise, first, last and always. • No compromise with Communism. • Arbitration of strikes. • Fewer laws and less dependency on legislation. • Preservation of a free press. • Neither organized labor nor organized calptal, but Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Citizen. • The continued development of Orange County. Jim Farquhar candidate for the office of STATE SENATOR from Orange County VOTE NOV. 5 This Ad Sponsored By Local Citizens Citizens of California Proposition #11 is an UN-fair Employment Practices Act. UNfair because it denies the right to a trial by jury. UNfair because a political commission of five members has power to threaten and punish you. They are investigators, witnesses, prosecutors, judges, jury and executioners. UNfair because it compels you, your wife, your daughter or your sister to work with people regardless of their color, race or nationality. Every fair-minded American is tolerant. Every American resents a criminal law which punishes you for refusing to hire or work with a person forced on you by a political commission. VOTE NO Proposition #11 Committee for Tolerance • Vote NO Proposition #11