anaheim-gazette 1947-06-19

Streamlining S. P. Station (Continued from page 1) curtailing its passenger service to Anaheim. Eventually the service was reduced to one train each way a day. Then a puddle-jumping motor-driven coach took the place of the train. And a dozen years ago this service was suspended. Since then this branch of the Southern Pacific has carried only freight, but an increasing volume of that. Anaheim Chamber Asked to Enter Light Festival The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce has received an invitation to enter a float in the Balboa Tournament of Lights at Newport Harbor Saturday, August 16. The invitation notes an important change in plans. This year tournament officials will allow civic entries to be built on floats or barges. With this change it is stated more elaborate and beautiful displays can be made. The illuminated and decorated entries are towed on a six mile course over Newport Harbor starting about seven in the evening. During this procession there are fireworks and other illuminations. MRS. GLEN BUTCHER'S MOTHER DIES IN IOWA Funeral services were held Friday for Mrs. Glen Butcher's mother in Pleasantville, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Butcher rushed to be with her last week. They arrived Tuesday and she died early Wednesday. Gazette want ads bring results. Los Amigos Club Enjoy Picnic Tues. Combining a picnic with the study period, members of Los Amigos study club met at Anaheim city park last Tuesday for a pot-luck luncheon and enjoyable outing. Mrs. H. K. Clow presided over the business session in the absence of Mrs. O. S. Floan. Mrs. C. W. Austin was installing officer, seating the following new officers for next year's work: president, Mrs. Geo. Greder; vice-president, Mrs. R. W. Dickenson; secretary, Mrs. Chas. Schweinfest, and treasurer, Mrs. M. W. Martenet, Sr. Mrs. Bertha McCracken, guest speaker, was introduced by Mrs. S. K. Watters, program chairman. She very interestingly reviewed "Three Came Home" by Agnes Newton Keith and gave a brief resume of "The Practicing of Christopher" by Josephine Eckert. Continuing her talk, Mrs. McCracken recommended for summer reading several books, among them being "Mrs. Mike" by Benedict and Nancy Freedman, "A Study of History" by Arnold J. Toynbee, "Minor Heresies" a story of life among the missionaries, by John J. Espey. "End of Berlin Diary" by William Shirer, author of "Berlin Diary," at one time a best seller, was another recommended book, as was "Indigo" by Christine Weston. Following the enjoyable and interesting program, members present spent the social hour visiting. Most of the gold used in the jewelry industries is mined in the United States. Sources of platinum in order of Constitution May Require Changes Ofte California's 1879-vintage Constitution, like your own war jallopy may require a tinkering at frequent intervals but you'll have to struggle with it for some years yet. Clem Whitaker of San Francisco A Senate committee, after servative deliberation, tabbed bill that would have authored a State Constitutional Convention next year to revamp California basic bill of rights, even the more adventurous Ames had voted to turn in the vehicle on a streamline model. The story behind the saga of the Senate's action is that no one (in the Senate) trusted anyone else to do it "our Nell." Deeply embedded in Constitution are writtentees, which can only be done by constitutional amendment, specifically voted by the people long as the organic law is put into effect. But a Constitutional Concern some of the Senators might conveniently forget include these sacred guaranitines the new Constitution would drafted for submission to voters. Then, too, a Constitutionvention — such as that would have been held in Barbara next year, if the senator enacted—might writings into the new Constitution that would have scant chatter becoming the law of the land any other manner. 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A Senate committee, after conservative deliberation, tabled the bill that would have authorized the State Constitutional Convention next year to revamp California's basic bill of rights, even though the more adventurous Assembly had voted to turn in the old-time vehicle on a streamlined 1948 model. The story behind the story of the Senate's action is that almost no one (in the Senate) entirely trusted anyone else to do right by your Nell." Deeply embedded in the old constitution are written guarantees, which can only be changed by constitutional amendment specifically voted by the people, so long as the organic law remains. But a Constitutional Convention, some of the Senators surmised, might conveniently forget to include these sacred guarantees in the new Constitution which it drafted for submission to the voters. Then, too, a Constitutional Convention — such as that which would have been held in Santa Barbara next year, if the bill had been enacted—might write sections into the new Constitution that would have scant chance of becoming the law of the land in any other manner. At least, so thought the Senate. For example: If labor voters in metropolitan areas dominated the Convention $250,000 WORTH OF DOG RIN TIN TIN III, celebrated performer who is insured for $250,000, will be among the 2202 dogs to be seen in the 12th annual Long Beach Dog Show, west's largest, and the nation's second largest, to be held in that city's auditorium, Saturday and Sunday, June 21-22. Connie Mathews, actress, is shown with the canine celebrity. Very few people appreciate that the works of a watch contain over 100 parts: the balance wheel turns 432,000 times a day; the escape mechanism rotates 10,000 revolutions per minute. The private branch telephone exchange in the Pentagon building is the largest exchange of its kind in the world and contains approximately 68,600 miles of wire. Nobles within Al Manso share of the $1,500,000 youngsters regardless. Philatelists To Get Rare C Special philatelic treasure be given to flight co-memorating the first round-the-world air race will be carried in both —when Pan Americanways inaugurates the one-carrier commercial vice circling the globe at San Francisco on June 27nounced today. In accordance with Office instructions, stamps may send the special rate of 50 cents ounce. for delivery in States, Canada or Mexico should be addressed in manner to the persons receive them, the an said. In addition, all can be accompanied by a they be sent by the world flight. Round-the-world first Then, too, a Constitutional Convention — such as that which would have been held in Santa Barbara next year, if the bill had been enacted—might write sections into the new Constitution that would have scant chance of becoming the law of the land in any other manner. At least, so thought the Senate. For example: If labor voters in metropolitan areas dominated, the Convention might well knock out the present balance of power between rural and urban areas in the State Legislature — and provide for two legislative houses elected on a strict basis of population. That would automatically terminate (if the voters approved the new Constitution) the present plan which is based on a city-dominated Assembly and a rural-controlled Senate. Another example: The present Constitution contains definite guarantees that the public schools shall have first call on monies in the General Fund to prevent any break down in education. And only last year the voters amended the Constitution to provide an additional guarantee that every school teacher in California shall receive a minimum salary of at least $2400 a year. Friends of the public schools were worried about what might happen to these important guarantees—in the hurly-burly of a constitutional Convention. So the Senate turned thumbs down on the Constitutional Convention proposal. Protested Assemblyman Alfred V. Robertson, author of the bill: The present Constitution is an ancient, outworn document of 268 pages of petty laws." But the Senate decided the basic laws were vital—not petty! Last Call For Camp Osceola Next Tuesday morning at 8 a.m., the boys of Junior and Senior high school age will leave for their 11 day camping period at MCA Camp Osceola, 6300 feet high in the San Bernardino mountains. Last minute registrations are still being accepted for 11 days of mountain-top experiences—horseback riding, fishing and swimming in stream and lake, games galore campfire fun and very few people appreciate that the works of a watch contain over 100 parts: the balance wheel turns 432,000 times a day; the escapement wheel makes 12,960 revolutions a day. The private branch telephone exchange in the Pentagon building is the largest exchange of its kind in the world and contains approximately 68,600 miles of trunk lines. ADVENTURES IN INDUSTRY FRUEHAUF IN HIS FATHER'S WAGON SHOP YOUNG HARVEY C. FRUEHAUF DREAMED OF A REVOLUTION IN TRANSPORT THROUGH GAS ENGINES AND FREIGHT TRAILERS. "THIS SHOULD BE IN TWO PARTS" HE FORESAW UNPRECEDENTED FLEXIBILITY AND VOLUME THROUGH FREIGHT-HAULING TRAILERS. YOUNG HARVEY'S FIRST CRUDE TRAILER PROVED HIM RIGHT; THEN HISTO BROTHERS JOINED HIM IN RESHAPING AMERICA'S TRANSPORT. TODAY, FRUEHAUF HEADS THE FREIGHT TRAILER INDUSTRY-YOU'LL SEE HIS Giants ON EVERY ROAD. HE IS ONE OF AMERICA'S GREAT JOB MAKERS. COPYRIGHT 1947 J.V. CLARKE BUY SAVINGS BONDS FOR SECURITY, MRS. GEORGE C. MARSHALL SAYS In accordance with Office instructions, staffors may send the coupon special rate of 50 cents ounce, for delivery in States, Canada or Mexico should be addressed in manner to the persons receiving them, and said. In addition, all coupons be accompanied by a note they be sent by the world flight. Round-the-world first patches, the announcement, are confined to offices and air-mail fills Francisco and New York. Westbound covers marked at the San Francisco post office, must be Postmaster, San Francisco fornia, and those to be beed at the San Francisco field should be forward Regional Superintendent Postal Transport, San 1, Calif., to arrive by train. Eastbound covers marked at the New York office should be sent to master, New York 1, and those to be posted at the New York air-mail station Regional Superintendent Postal Transport, New N. Y., to arrive by train. Covers postmarked at offices or air-mail fields in the usual manner receive the cachet, not be placed in round-the-patches, the announcer. Both eastbound and westbound of Panama round-the-world mail sender service are expire in Calcutta on July India, postal authority agreed to apply the backstamp to the letter edition, covers will bear stamp of the post office here in the United States San Francisco or New York. RUTH STARR HONOR BUSINESS WOMEN'S Miss Ruth Starr, bride Rev. Chester Ferris Calif., was honored by of the Business and Club Wednesday night at Dorothy and Waurant. Next regular ing will be in the hotel centa Carlton Wednesday Alta Kiebert, presi nounced. BUY SAVINGS BONDS FOR SECURITY, MRS. GEORGE C. MARSHALL SAYS Have you tried being a part of a great plan that reaches from north to south, from east to west, of this great country of ours—a plan that brings security to you and backing to your country? Why not try it by buying United States Savings Bonds regularly? You can do this through the Payroll Savings Plan where you work. Dr. if you are a professional man or woman, or self-employed, you can buy Savings Bonds automatically and easily by asking your bank to deduct a stipulated sum each month out of your checking account. It may take sacrifice, but it brings a certain satisfied feeling of accomplishment in which you can lake pride, and with this pride comes a feeling of worth-whileness. It is stimulating and makes life more full of meaning. It is a fine thing to be even a small part of a great whole. Wife of Secretary of State appeals to Americans to assure future of themselves and their families by building up a nestegg in Savings Bonds. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SHRINERS URGED TO INTENSIFY DRIVE FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL IN L. A. Nobles within Al Malaikah Temple's jurisdiction this week received instructions on how to raise their share of the $1,500,000 for the hospital to be erected in the heart of Los Angeles, dedicated to crippled youngsters regardless of race, color or creed. Stanton A. Bruner is general campaign chairman. Philatelists To Get Rare Covers Special philatelic treatment will be given to flight covers commemorating the first scheduled round-the-world air mail—which will be carried in both directions—when Pan American World Airways inaugurates the first direct, one-carrier commercial air service circling the globe, beginning at San Francisco on June 26, and at New York, June 27, it was announced today. In accordance with U. S. Post Office instructions, stamp collectors may send the covers at the special rate of 50 cents per half-ounce, for delivery in the United States, Canada or Mexico. They should be addressed in the usual manner to the persons who are to receive them, the announcement said. In addition, all covers must be accompanied by a request that they be sent by the round-the-world flight. Round-the-world first flight dis- Bathing Beauties To Have Field Day In Long Beach More than one thousand girls from all over southern California are expected to participate in the Preview Parade of the Southern California Sciots' Egyptian Ball Queen contest, this Sunday at 1:30 on Long Beach Pike. Entries in the queen contest, slated to be decided July 25 at the Long Beach Municipal auditorium, are coming in from Los Angeles, San Diego, Santa Barbara, San Bernardino, Burbank, Santa Ana, Fullerton, Pasadena, Inglewood, Hawthorne, Santa Monica, Maywood, Huntington Park, Norwalk, San Pedro and Long Beach. Twelve silver loving cups will be awarded winners in the contest. All girls interested in entering the contest should appear at 316 West Seaside, in Long Beach, at 1 o'clock this Sunday afternoon. Change rooms and lockers. THE W. J. ELLIOTT'S ENJOY 10-DAY TRIP Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elliott, 1401 East Center street, returned Thursday after spending 10 days visiting friends and relatives in Porterville and Fresno. Ethel Roy of Porterville, their niece, returned with them and is now visiting her brother, Earl Elliott of Bell. COMING NINE THRILLING WEEKS OF STAGE PRODUCTIONS HOLIDAY STAGE TUSTIN ON HI-WAY 101 Opening Play, June 30th-July 5th Nightly at 8:30, Matinee Saturday at 2:30 MABEL GEORGE ALBERTSON REEVES In accordance with U.S. Post Office instructions, stamp collectors may send the covers at the special rate of 50 cents per half-ounce, for delivery in the United States, Canada or Mexico. They should be addressed in the usual manner to the persons who are to receive them, the announcement said. In addition, all covers must be accompanied by a request that they be sent by the round-the-world flight. Round-the-world first flight dispatches, the announcement cautioned, are confined to the post offices and air-mail fields of San Francisco and New York. Westbound covers to be postmarked at the San Francisco post office, must be sent to the Postmaster, San Francisco 1, California, and those to be postmarked at the San Francisco air-mail field should be forwarded to the Regional Superintendent, Air Postal Transport, San Francisco, 1, Calif., to arrive by June 24. Eastbound covers to be postmarked at the New York post office should be sent to the Postmaster, New York 1, New York, and those to be postmarked at the New York air-mail field, to the Regional Superintendent, Air Postal Transport, New York 1, N.Y., to arrive by June 25. Covers postmarked at other post offices or air-mail fields, or mailed in the usual manner, will not receive the cachet, nor will they be placed in round-the-world dispatches, the announcement said. Both eastbound and westbound departures of Pan American's round-the-world mail and passenger service are expected to arrive in Calcutta on June 30th. In India, postal authorities have agreed to apply the Calcutta backstamp to the letters. In addition, covers will bear the backstamp of the post office of receipt here in the United States (either San Francisco or New York). RUTH STARR HONORED BY BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB Miss Ruth Starr, bride-elect of Rev. Chester Ferris of Rialto, Calif., was honored by members of the Business and Professional club Wednesday night of last week at Dorothy and Wade's restaurant. Next regular club meeting will be in the home of Vincenta Carlton Wednesday evening, Alta Kiebert, president, announced. A. J. SCHUTTE BACK FROM Miss Ruth Starr, bride-elect of Rev. Chester Ferris of Rialto, Calif., was honored by members of the Business and Professional club Wednesday night of last week at Dorothy and Wade's restaurant. Next regular club meeting will be in the home of Vincenta Carlton Wednesday evening, Alta Kiebert, president, announced. A. J. SCHUTTE BACK FROM RED CROSS CONFERENCE A. J. Schutte, fund chairman of the Anaheim chapter of the American Red Cross, returned here Tuesday after attending the national Red Cross convention in Cleveland, Ohio. He was delegated by request from the Pacific area office in San Francisco to represent the small chapters of the area which includes eleven states. The Department of Agriculture proposes that 43,000,000 acres be shifted out of cultivated crops into grass and tree crops by 1950—changing the emphasis from commodities likely to produce surpluses to these which are nutritionally needed and in greatest demand. All members of the ruminant or cud chewing family such as camels, goats, deer, giraffes and cattle invariably rise hind parts first; other four footed animals get up front legs first. Mount Whitney, 14,495 feet above sea level, and a point in Death Valley, 276 feet below sea level, are respectively the highest and lowest points in the United States proper and are within one hundred miles of each other in Inyo county, California. "SHE'S BEEN LIKE THAT EVER SINCE WE GOT OUR Electric Water HEATER!" Look who’s singing a happy new tune! Kitchen chores are done in a jiffy when an Electric Water Heater is standing by with loads of piping hot water! No wonder more people than ever before are enjoying the convenience of electrically heated water! Postwar automatic Electric Water Heaters are available now at your dealer’s! See him today! Immediate installation can be arranged. An Electric Water Heater is economical, too! It costs less than ever before—only 1c per kilowatt hour!