anaheim-gazette 1947-12-11

Anaheim Given Play in Map Of All-Year Club Anaheim is featured as one of the focal points for southern California tourists in a new and colorful official sightseeing map brought out this week by the All-year Club of Southern California. The All-Year Club is the community-sponsored organization for building up the state's profitable tourist industry, which has brought one billion dollars of out-of-state tourists' spendings into the area since the end of the war. In quantities of hundreds of thousands, the new map will be distributed to the arriving tourists. Purpose of the map is to spread the visitors out over all parts of southern California. This, according to the All-Year Club, has been accomplished by a combination of beautiful four-color illustrations and a practical, utility design which has never been attempted in a sightseeing map before. In colors, a topographically-indicated pleasure map of all southern California shows all the points of scenic and vacation interest on ocean, seashore, valley, mountain, desert, and in metropolitan areas. Special shadings of the highways denotes those of greatest tourist interest. Clever cartographs illustrate the various activities and sights which each area has for out-of-state visitors. Each of the 11 southern counties, and the points of interest within it, is described in a separate section of the text accompanying the map. The maps, carrying an official California greeting from Gov. Special shadings of the highways denotes those of greatest tourist interest. Clever cartographs illustrate the various activities and sights which each area has for out-of-state visitors. Each of the 11 southern counties, and the points of interest within it, is described in a separate section of the text accompanying the map. The maps, carrying an official California greeting from Gov. Earl Warren, will be distributed to out-of-state pleasure visitors arriving at the State Agricultural Inspection Stations at the state's southern borders. LICENSE TO WED Wilfred Steven J. Sargent of Whittier and Betty Jean Hart of Buena Park, were issued a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana last Thursday. They also serve as "good-will ambassadors" to help take the visitors' mind off the luggage inspection which is so vital to the protection of the area's agriculture. IT'S TIME TO... Make A Change Complete Overhaul (Olds 6, 1937-47) 99.95 BRAKES RELINED Chev. 1936-47 10.95 Inc. Labor and Lining INCLUDES • PISTONS • PINS • RINGS • ROD INSERTS • GASKETS • OIL • LABOR Grant W. Musick 113 S. Palm St. ANAHEIM 4832 Business Firms Applications On File With State News Service Articles of incorporation following Orange county regulations were on file with the tary of State Frank M. here today: H. M. S., Inc., construction stock is listed as 5,000 shares no par value; directors are board C. Howe, of Corona d Walter B. Mellott, of Costa and Earl W. Stanley, of N Beach. Anaheim Hosiery Mill stock is listed as 500 shares $100 par with an aggregate value of $50,000; director Norman Pawlan, Jane Pawl Ernie Mittman, all of Ana Cottle, Coleman & Bel general portables; stock is 5,000 shares at no par directors are Bernard L. Balboa, H. L. Cottle, of N Beach, and Dallas F. Cole Santa Ana. BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS VISIT L.A. S. Included among the 35岁 of the business education ment of Fullerton Junior were the following from A and vicinity: Orlo Fast o heim; Howard Blevins, Blevins, Joan Barker, of La and Malcolm Bizzle of Park. The tour was arranged Ralph Snyder, department and J. R. Martin, sales cl visor. Pre-Xmas Inventory Sale 10% off Inventory Sale 10% off ON ALL MERCHANDISE* WE MEAN IT! ALL STOCK GOING OUT IMMEDIATELY AT 10% OFF HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE ITEMS Aluminum Wear Vacuum Cleaners Radios Washers and Wash Machines Kitchen Ware Waxers Electric Hot Plates Garden Tools HUNDREDS OF HOME APPLIANCES * With the Exception of a Few Fair-Traded Items Brown & Reinhardt 114 East Center St. ANAHEIM ANAHEIM GAZETTE Orange County Is Mighty "Sweet" (Western News Service) California has approximately 470,000 colonies of bees of the 1,110,000 in the eleven far western states and the 5,910,000 in the nation as a whole, according to the California Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Statistics gathered by H. M. Krebs, supervising apiary entomologist, State Department of Agriculture, shows 37,640 colonies of the state total are located in Orange county. California beekeepers are listed in a directory compiled by Krebs but he states there are more colonies than are shown for only those with ten or more hives are listed. Based on an average production of 30 pounds per colony, the county should produce 1,129,200 pounds this year to swell the state honey crop to 14,100,000 pounds. This total is 26 per cent below the 1946 total and 12 per cent under that of 1945. Early drying of plants due to lack of moisture out production while an unfavorable market has added to problems of producers. Prices are down at the present time and the state had some 7,614,000 pounds on hand September 15. Disability Pay To 1375 Claimants The California Department of Employment today reported it had paid $52,259 to unemployment disability insurance claimants from its Long Beach office, which covers the Anaheim area, for the week ending November 21. The funds were paid to 1375 claimants, who certified to 2,559 weeks of unemployment because Water Safety Institute In Santa Ana Dec. 17 Correct and safe handling of small craft will be presented by Herbert Knight, Director of Safety services of the San Diego Red Cross chapter at the Water Safety Institute, being held in the Santa Ana Y.M.C.A. pool, December 17th, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. and the American Red Cross. This will be the second of six sessions on water safety to be conducted over a period of five months. An expert in the field of handling small craft, Knight will not only give actual demonstrations in the pool, but will show a moving picture of a recent canoe trip, taken by himself from Rock Springs, Wyoming, down the Green river in Utah, thus illustrating proper technique in handling small craft under adverse conditions. These lectures are open to the public but are conducted primarily for physical education teachers, recreational leaders, camp water front directors, Girl and Boy Scout leaders, and all swimming and water safety instructors. The next session of the Water Safety Institute will be held at the Y.M.C.A. on January 14th. PUBLIC INSTALLATION FOR MASONIC OFFICERS FRIDAY Public installation of Masonic officers will be held Friday evening, Dec. 12, at 8 p.m. The impressive ceremony will be in all the solemnness and beauty of the Masonic order and spectators will find a deeper understanding of fraternal brotherhood. Entertainment has been arranged with refreshments in the dining room following the installation. The Business Firms Applications On File With State (Western News Service) Articles of incorporation for the following Orange county organizations were on file with Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan here today: H. M. S., Inc., construction firm; stock is listed as 5,000 shares at $20 par value; directors are Hubbard C. Howe, of Corona del Mar, Walter B. Mellott, of Costa Mesa, and Earl W. Stanley, of Newport Beach. Anaheim Hosiery Mills, Inc.; stock is listed as 500 shares at $100 par with an aggregate par value of $50,000; directors are Norman Pawlan, Jane Pawlan and Ernie Mittman, all of Anaheim. Cottle, Coleman & Bell, Inc., general portables; stock is listed 5,000 shares at no par value; directors are Bernard L. Bell, of Alboa, H. L. Cottle, of Newport Beach, and Dallas F. Coleman, of Santa Ana. BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS VISIT L.A. STORES Included among the 35 students in the business education department of Fullerton Junior college were the following from Anaheim and vicinity: Orlo Fast of Anaheim; Howard Blevins, Harlin Levins, Joan Barker, of La Habra, and Malcolm Bizzle of Buena Park. The tour was arranged byalph Snyder, department head,and J. R. Martin, sales club advisor. Disability Pay To 1375 Claimants The California Department of Employment today reported it had paid $52,259 to unemployment disability insurance claimants from its Long Beach office, which covers the Anaheim area, for the week ending November 21. The funds were paid to 1375 claimants, who certified to 2,559 weeks of unemployment because of sickness. Throughout the state, $352,237 was paid to 9,231 claimants who certified to 18,295 weeks of disability, the department said. It recorded a total of 2,955 new claims for the insurance during the week. Omar Bradley To Head 1948 Rose Parade General Omar N. Bradley, recently named Chief of Staff of the United States Army by President Truman, has accepted an invitation to be honorary grand marshal of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses on New Year's Day, according to an announcement made by Louis R. Vincenti, president of the association. General Bradley will be Pasadena's guest on January 1, ride at the head of the florid parade in a beautifully decorated car and sit in the president's box at the Rose Bowl to watch the University of Southern California make their bid for the national football honors against the University of Michigan. Reckless Drivers Get Break Drivers convicted of reckless driving who have had their drivers' licenses suspended are entitled to have the permits restored under terms of a law enacted by the 1947 state legislature eliminating reckless driving as grounds for such suspension, Attorney General Fred N. Howser has ruled in an opinion asked the Department of Motor Vehicles. The department was in doubt as to whether drivers convicted prior to enactment of the law were entitled to have licenses restored. Emma Dickerson Passes to Rest Mrs. Emma Dickerson passed away at her home at 1608 East Monday morning at hospital following an eased illness. The deceased wore years ago in Illinois. home was at 909 E. street. Surviving are his wife Knoch; one son, Glen T. Anaheim, and one son Emma Knoch of Charlinois. Funeral services were from the chapel of Hilgartuary Wednesday after o'clock with the Rev. ball Sewille, rector of ael's Episcopal church, Interment was in L Memorial Park. LET'S MAKE Merry for your best Let's make it Christmas well look, NEW C pecially in o wear. Many the first tim Emma Dickerson Passes to Rest Mrs. Emma Dickerson passed away at her home at 1608 East Center street, Monday, December 8. Born in Wheeling, West Virginia, 65 years ago, she had been a resident of Anaheim since 1912. The deceased was a member of the Ebell club and Palos Verdes Community church. Left to mourn her passing are one daughter, Miss Elizabeth Dickerson, of the home; one sister, Mrs. Grace Brinkley of Anaheim and one brother, McDonald Bigelow of this city. Funeral services were conducted from the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary Thursday morning at 10 o'clock with the Rev. Robert Kemper, pastor of Palos Verdes Community church, officiating. Interment was in Anaheim cemetery. COUNTY FIRM IS INCORPORATED. Articles of incorporation for Southland Estates, Inc., Orange county, were on file with Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan last Monday. Stock in the real estate firm is listed as 1,000 shares at no nominal par value and directors are Arthur A. Newcomer, Earl A. Yoder and Albert H. Odenath, all of Santa Ana. Bismarck, N. D., was named to flatter the German Iron Chancellor in hope of bringing German capital to the rescue of the financially stricken Northern Pacific Survey Shows Lots of Lumber Still in State (Western News Service) Fears of possible pollution of the San Joaquin Valley's vast underground water supply through sewer wells and oil well waste disposal sumps were expressed at a hearing called by a legislative fact-finding committee in Fresno December 9 and 10. The meeting was called by Assemblyman Bandal F. Dickey, committee chairman, and government officials from Kern, Kings, Tulare, Fresno, Madera, Merced, Stanislaus, Tuolumne, Calaveras, and San Joaquin counties attended the meeting. While dams of the San Joaquin Valley impound less than 3,000,000 acre feet of water, there are some 20,000,000 acre feet underground, Dickey said, and "we must take steps to guard this subterranean supply." Witnesses from the Fresno area indicated they will ask new well-diggers legislation considered by the committee. Death Claims John Knoch Monday John Knoch, a resident of Anaheim for 26 years, passed away Monday morning at an Orange hospital following an extended illness. The deceased was born 75 years ago in Illinois. The family home was at 909 E. Santa Ana street. Surviving are his wife, Florence Knoch; one son, Glen T. Knoch of Anaheim, and one sister, Miss Emma Knoch of Charleston, Illinois. Funeral services were conducted from the chapel of Hilgenfeld mortuary Wednesday afternoon at 2:45 P.M. Monday morning at an Orange hospital following an extended illness. The deceased was born 75 years ago in Illinois. The family home was at 909 E. Santa Ana street. Surviving are his wife, Florence Knoch; one son, Glen T. Knoch of Anaheim, and one sister, Miss Emma Knoch of Charleston, Illinois. 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