anaheim-gazette 1947-06-12

15 Graduate Tonight From Katella School Fifteen students will graduate from Katella elementary school tonight (Thursday) at 8 o'clock. Rev. A. J. Casebeer, pastor of the Christian church, will give the address. The diplomas will be awarded by H. T. Walsworth and Mrs. Laura K. Dominguez. The program will begin with the presentation of colors and pledge of allegiance by George Mitobe. John Siewert will lead the singing of the "Star Spangled Banner." Invocation will be given by Dr. Robert B. McAuley and the welcome, by Patricia Power. Garrett's "My Creed" will be sung by Carolyn Rogerson. The student address will be presented by Helen Weir and the class prophecy, by Doris Jerles, Mercedes Keirsey and Frank Redpath. Helen Faye Fair's "Give Me a Dream a Day" will be sung by Joyce Perkins. The verse choir of the class of 1947 will interpret "Be the Best of Whatever You Are." Annette Ater and Theresa Smith will read the class will. Piano soloist Helen Weir will play John Mokreje's "Valcik in D Flat". Following Rev. Casebeer's address, the class gift will be presented by James Walsworth and accepted by Nancy Ater. Clarence Mauerhan will award penmanship certificates. Miss Edith Holsinger, principal, will present the class to Walsworth and Mrs. Dominguez. Class officers this year include James Walsworth, president; Frank Redpath, vice-president; Helen Weir, secretary, and Annette Ater. Army Offers More Education To Recruits Not all high school graduates can afford to go to college, but additional education, plus technical training, is available to qualified young men in the United States Army, 1st Lieutenant Edward F. Tully, commanding officer, Santa Ana office of the Army Recruiting Service, says. "In these days of international responsibilities," he said, "it is more important than ever before that every young man obtain the best education possible. Though many cannot go to college, they can, in the Army, get real career training. Members of this year's high school graduating classes still have an opportunity to get credits for a college education under the GI Bill of Rights if they enlist in the armed forces one day before Congress declares the war officially over, says Lt. Tully. "This is one of the questions most frequently asked at the U.S. Army Recruiting Station," Lieut. Tully said. "More than 1,000,000 young men are getting all, or part, of their education paid as a reward for their service in the Armed Forces. Thousands who never could have afforded college are getting their chance now—and many thousands more want the same opportunity. But there is this difference: In order to qualify under the GI Bill of Rights now, you must enlist at least one day before Congress officially terminates the war. After he has served 90 days, he is guaranteed one year's higher education with $500 tuition and $65 per month paid for by the Government when his enlistment is over. In addition, he gets an additional month for every month he..." Following Rev. Casebeer's address, the class gift will be presented by James Walsworth and accepted by Nancy Ater. Clarence Mauerhan will award penmanship certificates. Miss Edith Holsinger, principal, will present the class to Walsworth and Mrs. Dominguez. Class officers this year include James Walsworth, president; Frank Redpath, vice-president; Helen Weir, secretary, and Annette Ater, treasurer. Decorations for the ceremony will be through the courtesy of the Katella Parent Teacher league. Those to receive their diplomas are Annette Ann Ater, James Edward Channell, Doris June Jerles, Mercedes Elizabeth Keirsey, Richard William Malcolm, Helen Josephine Minnick, George Mitobe, Joyce Corene Perkins, Patricia Helen Power, Walter Frank Redpath, Jr., Carolyn Jean Rogerson, John Henry Siewert, Theresa Virginia Smith, James Henry Walsworth and Helen Louise Weir. Faculty members include Edith A. Holsinger, principal; Blanche Patton, Melva Williams and Cynthia K. Rainey. Elliott's Open Second Cafe The Elliott brothers, Orveal, Sam and Henry, opened their second Spanish-American cafe Monday, at 118 West Center street, the former Stables Snack Shop. The establishment, newly polished and decorated, features a complete menu of Spanish dishes and American breakfasts, lunches and dinners and both booth and counter service. IVAN ELLMORE ENJOYS PARTY, FISHING TRIP After fishing all day Saturday with a party of Los Angeles friends on his boat, "Sunksumdo," near Catalina Island, Ivan Ellmore of 525 South Los Angeles street, was a guest at a festive insurance company dinner-dance in a popular island club. He is planning a sword fishing trip in two weeks. "But there is this difference: In order to qualify under the GI Bill of Rights now, you must enlist at least one day before Congress officially terminates the war. After he has served 90 days, he is guaranteed one year's higher education with $500 tuition and $65 per month paid for by the Government when his enlistment is over. In addition, he gets an additional month for every month he serves prior to the official end of the war. 'Telephone Hour' Broadcasts Set Six favorite concert artists will be featured on the June telephone hour nationwide broadcast heard by music lovers each Monday evening over NBC, it was stated today by R. J. Rossberg, manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. Soloists include Ezio Pinza, Bidu Sayao, Gladys Swarthout, Andres Segovia, Olgo Coelho, and Maggie Teyte. Their accompaniment and instrumental selections will be interpreted by Conductor Donald Voorhees and his 57-piece Bell Telephone orchestra. Pinza, well known Metropolitan bass, presented a highly contrasted program June 2. Returning for another performance Monday was Miss Sayao, popular Brazilian coloratura soprano. Miss Swarthout, lovely star of radio and opera will be heard next Monday. Appearing jointly, for the first time on June 23, will be Segovia, world famed guitarist, and Miss Coelho, guitarist and singer. Diminutive Miss Teyte, famous English soprano, will be featured June 30. A lespedeza planting service by airplane is available to farmers in Jefferson County, Texas. Under favorable conditions plantings may be done at the rate of 40 acres per hour. Worn-out rice land is being revived by seeding lespedeza, grazed for a year or two, and then turned back to rice. Everybody reads the Gazette." Perfect gifts for a perfect father Give him a gift that's intimate, personal, chosen for him alone... a durable key chain, a handsome tie-clip, gleaming cuff links or something else from our collection of men's gifts. Consult Us About Your Gift Problems Kendrick Jewelery Co. 155 West Center Phone 4403 VOICE OF EXPERIENCE Nurseries National War Memorial Home Project A living memorial to the brave nurses of all our wars YOU'RE ASKING ME IF THAT'S A WORTHY CAUSE? Courtesy Jesse Cargill and King Features Syndicate This cartoon, VOICE OF EXPERIENCE, was drawn especially by Jesse Cargill of King Features Syndicate, as a contribution to the 2,000,000 fund raising drive for the construction and endowment of the Nurses National Memorial Home in Washington, D.C. Tax Reduction To Relieve Income “If the President signs the tax reduction bill just passed by Congress, California’s 3,993,181 federal income taxpayers will receive substantial reductions beginning July 1st,” said Senator Knowland today. Continuing, he said: “Over 64 per cent of the reductions benefit California’s 3,993,181 taxpayers whose earnings are $5,000 or less. Low income taxpayers are especially favored by provisions which give a 30 per cent tax cut to persons earning*$1,400 or less and a 20 per cent cut to practically all others whose earnings come from wages and salaries. School teachers, clergymen, shopkeepers, retail store clerks, small farmers, office workers and factory workers will get the major benefit of these reductions. “A single person with no dependents earning $2,500 who now pays $380 will pay only $304 under the new bill. With the same income a married person with no dependents will pay only $228 in taxes. Taxpayers 65 years of age and over are allowed an additional exemption of $500. “Unexpectedly large treasury receipts together with budget economies effected by a Republi- can Congress result in surplus which makes possible at this time a substantial payment on lic debt. “A free economy eate successfully with an amounting to almost 3% of the national income to wage earners now tain purchasing power hands of people who buy of goods and services. The small businessman greater risk capital continuing employment. “Tax relief,” concludedator, “was one of the pledges on which I were elected last Novem they have made good promise.” Positions Open In 'Atomic' An examination was, today for filling Securities or positions with the U.S. Energy Commission at mos, New Mexico. This tion offers an opportunity who desire to become of the Atomic Energy Force, a uniformed organization whose primi tion is to safeguard critical and top secret tions, materials and i under the jurisdiction of Atomic Energy Commi aries range from $302 a year and advancemen is provided for on a basis. To qualify, applicant lower grade, Security positions, must pass a w amination. Applicants higher grade position pass a written examin must have at least o years of experience, upon the guide of the Legion Team Opens Season With Win, Loss Opening the 21st District American Legion baseball league season, Anaheim Post No. 72 Junior baseball team lost one and won over last week end at La Palma Park. In a loosely played game marked by brilliant plays, costly errors and heavy hitting, an Orange team owned Anaheim, 11 to 9 Saturday. In a game the following day the Anaheim team continued its hitting spree but played errorless and beat Placentia, 5 to 2. A feature of both games was the hitting of Jim Schmitz who 3 for 5 Saturday and 4 for 4 Sunday. Another was Heffron's time run to the 440 mark. Anaheim will play a team from Newport Beach at La Palma Park Saturday: Ninning scores: Saturday's game. R H E Range ...024 010 112—11 13 4 Anaheim ...040 120 011—9 12 6 Batteries, Anaheim: Jordan, Throck and Hilton; Orange, Coland Stern. Sunday's game. R H E Anaheim ...000 120 020—5 12 0 Acentia ...000 001 100—2 6 3 Batteries: Anaheim, Brown, Binborn and Hilton; Placentia, Vales and Graff. Here's Job For Inactive Naval Reserve Airmen A brief tour of active duty is available to certain naval aviators. They must be: On active duty, not members of organized naval reserve, must former members of the aircraft wing. The tour of duty will last until first of next July and is in connection with the ferrying of types of naval aircraft. Airviators who qualify are retested to wire prepaid their full names, rank, file number and sent reserve status, to chief of naval personnel, attention Person-3116. Those accepted can exit orders to report soon, either Norfolk or San Diego. Varied Events for Scout Troops SCHOOL ABOARD THE 'WISKY' A class of Naval Reservists aboard the USS Wisconsin on a training cruise to Cristopal, Canal Zone, listen to an instructor explain the drawing of certain electrical connections. The USS Wisconsin is making several such Reserve cruises to refresh Reservists' previous training and to acquaint them with the latest developments in naval equipment and technique. Reservists in the photo were among several hundred from the Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Naval Districts and the Potomac River Naval Command taking two weeks of active duty training allotat. Other combat ships making similar cruises are the USS Oregon City, the USS Rochester and the USS Little Rock. (Official Navy Photograph) Chambers Infant Dies Sunday Funeral services were conducted for Sandra Lee Chambers, three-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beveridge G. Chambers, 316 South Kroeger street, Anaheim; Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. A. J. Casebeer, pastor of the Christian church, officiating. She died early Sunday at the Children's hospital, Los Angeles, after several weeks illness. She leaves her parents; one brother, Randal J. Chambers, and a twin sister, Shirley Jean Chambers; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chambers of Oklahoma and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Tramel of Anaheim. Interment was in Anaheim cemetery. NEW MEMBER Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Wolverton, 746½ North Claudina street, who greeted a baby daughter early Tuesday morning. She weighed nine pounds and one ounce. THE GLEN BUTCHERS TAKING EXTENDED TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Glen Butcher, 224 Ellsworth street, left Saturday afternoon for Iowa to visit her mother who is ill. From there they plan to visit his mother in Canada. EDITH BROWNE BILLED IN SAN DIEGO CLUB Miss Edith Browne, daughter of Mrs. Alberta Brown Patton, 1011 East Broadway, is singing and dancing this week at the Gay Nineties club in San Diego. LOARA SCHOOL PICNIC IN CITY PARK Approximately 150 children and teachers of Loara elementary school enjoyed a festive picnic at Anaheim city park yesterday (Wednesday) noon. Mrs. W. H. Foster, president of Loara ParentTeachers' Association, was in charge of arrangements. Please help make the Gazette a better newspaper by giving your local, society or personal news items. Phone 2206. Buy in Anaheim and get greater values for your money. CLEAN SHOWING AT SAN JUAN Varied Events for Scout Troops RACE MANN TROOP NO. 9 troop No. 9 of Horace Mann School presented a recital recently at the auditorium of the school with parents and guests present, en to complete the requirements for the music badge, under direction of the troop leaders, S. R. M. Glover and Mrs. Arth-Yates. Instrumental ensemble was given by Marilyn Winfrey, Sandra Hannes, Nancy Rail, Gerie Glover and Glenda Wray Munger, the number entitled, "As-bly," a march. Horothy Nixon gave a piano performance, "Evening Prayer," by Humphuck; Marilyn Winfrey inter-tested a violin solo; Rose Marie Jones rendered a piano number, "Les From Vienna Woods" by Mauss; Nancy Rail and Sandra Hannes played a violin duet, Sleepy Head"; Gerie Glover, an ordion solo "Whispering Bee"; Glenda Wray Mungerson, no solo, "Lord's Prayer" by Ellott and Gerie Glover, piano, "Tango" by Lee Pattison. EET NEW SON troop parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, Route 1, Box 7, Anaheim, who welcomed a baby on June 10. He tipped the scales five pounds, 14½ ounces. CLEAN SHOWING AT SAN JUAN The last hurdle before Puerto Rice liberty, Captain's Inspection, on the USS Macon, one of the several ships assigned to the expanding training program for veterans and non-veterans of the Naval Reserve. The Macon's complements of Reservists on the two-week cruises are made up of civilians from all walks of life—business men, students, carpenters, welders. After the inspection these Reservists spread from the old Spanish fortress of El Morro to the University of Puerto Rio on the tiny island of San Juan. (Official Navy Photograph) can Congress result in a greater surplus which makes tax relief possible at this time along with a substantial payment on the public debt. "A free economy cannot operate successfully with a tax burden amounting to almost 30 per cent of the national income. Tax relief to wage earners now will maintain purchasing power in the hands of people who buy the bulk of goods and services. It will help the small businessman and release greater risk capital to provide continuing employment. "Tax relief," concluded the Senator, "was one of the major pledges on which Republicans were elected last November and they have made good on that promise." Positions Open In 'Atomic' Work An examination was announced today for filling Security Inspector positions with the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission at Los Alamos, New Mexico. This examination offers an opportunity for men who desire to become members of the Atomic Energy Security Force, a uniformed enforcement organization whose principle function is to safeguard extremely critical and top secret installations, materials and information under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. Salaries range from $3021 to $3773 a year and advancement in salary is provided for on a systematic basis. To qualify, applicants for the lower grade, Security Inspector positions, must pass a written examination. Applicants for the higher grade position must also pass a written examination and must have at least one or two years of experience, depending upon the grade of the position. Special Services At White Temple Conference Sunday will be held at White Temple Methodist church during the absence of Rev. Hayden Swift Sears, this Sunday, with Dr. Roy Wilson, district superintendent of the San Francisco district of the Methodist church, officiating at the morning services. Dr. Wilson was one of the leading churchmen of the northern California conference and is well known as a speaker and preacher. Special music by the three choirs will be featured. "Jesus Our Lord We Adore Thee" by Will James, will be interpreted by the Chapel choir. The children's choir will sing "Children of the Heavenly Father," a Swedish folk song written by Leopold F. Schneider. Both choirs will be directed by Miss Gania Demaree. All graduates from junior high school through college will sit in reserve- June 30 Last Day Vet Exemption Ben Liebermann, director of Veterans Affairs, warns veterans that Monday, June 30th, is the last day they may file for real estate and personal property tax exemptions. He urges that they file as soon as possible so that they may be sure to take advantage of this benefit before it is too late. In order to file for this exemption, veterans must present a legal description of all property owned by them anywhere, together with their discharge certificates, to the tax assessor's office, court house, Santa Ana. The discharge certificates will not be kept by the assessor's office, so the original is all that is necessary. Anaheim merchants offer the greatest in values! Fishing Around for Sports For Dad HOOD IKE WALTON HIP BOOTS ... $11.95 HODGEMAN HIP WADERS ... $24.50 CAMPING EQUIPMENT BEMIS BROTHERS Atomic Energy Commission. Salaries range from $3021 to $3773 a year and advancement in salary is provided for on a systematic basis. To qualify, applicants for the lower grade, Security Inspector positions, must pass a written examination. Applicants for the higher grade position must also pass a written examination and must have at least one or two years of experience, depending upon the grade of the position, of responsible successful experience in law enforcement activities as a member of a disciplined enforcement organization. The age limits, twenty-one to thirty-five, will not be waived in any case. Applications must be on file with the office of the Thirteenth U. S. Civil Service Region, 144 Customhouse, Denver 2, Colorado not later than June 23, 1947. Full information as well as application forms may be secured from M. N. McFie, secretary, Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners at the Post Office. Sell it through our classified section! BOB WILLIAMS Sporting Goods Store 131 W. Broadway Phone 4806 Important Instructions For GIFTS Every Father for DAD DAD Please check this ad and then leave it where we can all go to work on it. Father's Day is Sunday, June 15! THE FOLKS Directions for the Old Man ... 1. Go down these lists. 2. Check where you think it will do the most good. 3. Leave this ad, checked, in a good conspicuous place, like the middle of the hall floor with a brick on it—or the breakfast table—or tied with a string on the dial of the radio. 4. Let human nature (if any) take its course. I am frank to confess the need of: If you're still with me I'm all out ofAmong the luxur- Directions for the Old Man . . . 1. Go down these lists. 2. Check where you think it will do the most good. 3. Leave this ad, checked, in a good conspicuous place, like the middle of the hall floor with a brick on it—or the breakfast table—or tied with a string on the dial of the radio. 4. Let human nature (if any) take its course. I am frank to confess the need of: - a new wrist watch (mine loses from 10 to 18 minutes and from one to two trains a day). - Bulova - Elgin - Gruen - Hamilton - Wyler If you're still with me I'm all out of: - Tie Clasps - A swell billfold with a zipper. (I may have a dollar sometime) - A decent cigarette case Among the luxuries nobody ever gave me are: - a desk clock that keeps time - electric shaver (Shave master, Shick, Remington) I could use: - A handsome cigarette box - a cigarette lighter that lights - brush and comb set (before I lose the rest of my curls). Maybe you never stopped to think, but I'd like: - Fine Belt Buckle - Cigar Case - large meat platter (to save the cloth we gave mother) - Check Book Case It may sound grasping, but I've always wanted: - a pigskin dressing case with fittings - new emblem ring —We Close 5:30 P.M. Every Day Including Saturday— VICTOR G. LOLY JEWELER 138 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CA. CONVENIENT CREDIT