anaheim-gazette 1948-11-04

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK GRACE THOMPSON—Phone 2206 Credit Local Man In New Book, 'World Biography' Dr. Philip Alexander Munz, botanist, from Anaheim, is receiving international recognition by the inclusion of his biography in "World Biography," the largest international biographical reference book recently published. Comprising two volumes totaling 5,120 pages, "World Biography" lists sketches of 40,000 living men and women distinguished in the arts and sciences, politics, education, literature, commerce and industry, military and naval affairs, and other fields of human endeavor. The work is published by the Institute for Research in Biography, New York City. The book was prepared with the cooperation of numerous scientific, cultural and learned societies and was compiled with the aid of governmental agencies in sixty countries. New Telephone Hour Broadcasts. Four November programs of the Telephone Hour broadcast were announced this week by R. J. Rossberg, manager of the local office of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. Polyna Stoska, American-born soprano, will be starred on the 10 o'clock Monday program over NBC stations. Her repertoire will include Charles' "Let My Song Fill Your Heart." November 15, Jussi Bjoerling, Swedish tenor, will open his program with Rimsky-Korsakoff's "Song of India." Marian Anderson, famous contralto, will sing two spirituals among other selections November 22. Three 1948 Naumburg Foundation winners will be heard on the final program for the month, November 29. They include Paul Olefsky, 'cellist;' Theodore Lettvin, pianist, and Sidney Harth, violinist. Musical interpretations and accompaniment for the soloists will be provided by the 57-piece Bell Telephone orchestra conducted by Donald Voorhees. Voorhees is the composer of the program's signature music, "The Bell Waltz." UCLA Appoints Former Brea Man as Lecturer Melvin E. Salveson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson T. Salveson of Long Beach, formerly of Brea, has been appointed a lecturer this fall in the College of Business Administration at the University of California, at Los Angeles, it was announced this week by Dean Neil Jacoby. Previously Salveson was with a manufacturing consultant firm in New York. He took his Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering on the Berkeley campus of the University of California and a Masters degree in business Hour Broadcasts. Four November programs of the Telephone Hour broadcast were announced this week by R. J. Rossberg, manager of the local office of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. Polyna Stoska, American-born soprano, will be starred on the 10 o'clock Monday program over NBC stations. Her repertoire will ORANGE COUNTY CRAFT CENTER 263 E. CENTER Ph. 5184 SUPPLIES & INSTRUCTIONS IN CRAFT & ARTS ENJOY MAKING YOUR OWN GIFTS OPEN NOW Previously Salveson was with a manufacturing consultant firm in New York. He took his Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering on the Berkeley campus of the University of California and a Masters degree in business and engineering administration at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. During World War II, from 1941 to 1946, he was in production management and industrial engineering departments of naval shipyards at Mare Island and San Francisco. As a Naval officer, he attained the rank of lieutenant commander. A native of Brea, he took his early schooling in that city. His course at UCLA will be in the field of production management, embracing the techniques of efficient industrial purchasing and procurement, good plant location, time and motion study and factory layout. It is ability—not disability—that counts. Arlene Anderson, 15-year-old Anaheim Union high school co-event won the title of “Miss Slick Chick” of 1948 in the annual contest last Saturday afternoon at the majoring stand on West Central street as part of the Silver Anniversary Hallowe’en festival. Twenty contestants vied for the honor. Runners-up were Priscilla Orman, 16, winner of last year’s contest, and Janet Johnson, 15 Misses Orman and Johnson received second and third place and rode on the Chamber of Commerce float with the title holder as her princesses. For being named “Miss Slick Chick,” Miss Anderson, who chose a pirate costume, received a silver trophy and many other merchandise prizes. Strictly for Sports SUITS One glance at our casual, all around suits, and you’ll know they are suited to you. Beautifully tailored in smart fall colors. COATS This is sporting news! We have just received a new shipment of coats that will carry you thru the fall and winter months into spring. Smart, good looking, for you. Blouses Stunning dressy blouses designed Blouses Stunning dressy blouses designed to turn your day time thoughts to evening pleasure A beautiful assortment. Jackets They are a must for casual and sport wear. Lush shades that appeal and make heads turn for another look. CORDUROY Slim skirts and jackets—mix them—use as a suit. They are the all-around get-togethers of the campus miss. Clarice SPORTSWEAR 219 West Center Street Anaheim Local Artists To Appear in Concert Sunday Two young musicians from Anaheim will be featured on a program at Melrose Abbey Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, to be presented by Albert M. Cranston of this city. Miss Edith Browne, soprano, and Carol Hochuli, violinist, will be heard as will Wayne Dunn of Los Angeles, member of the American Opera Company, and Gladys Peckham, organist. Included in Miss Browne's varied repertoire will be well known songs, "Through the Years," "Jelousie." Trees" and "A Song in My Heart." In sharp contrast, she will sing two operatic numbers, "Habanera" from Bizet's opera "Carmen," and "Fors e Lui" from Verdi's opera "La Traviata." Her accompanist is Shirley Beneke. Miss Hochuli will play the violin arrangement of "Ave Maria" by Schubert, and "Dance of the Russian Peasant" by Rubinoff. Her piano accompanist is Betty Stockwell. The organ selection "Choral et Priere a Notre-Dame," "Song of Hope" and "Now the Day is Over" will be interpreted by Miss Peckham. Dunn, who has appeared in several concerts in Anaheim, will sing numbers by American composers including "The Bird of the Wilderness," "The Crying of Water," "The Lament of Ian, the Proud" and "Goodbye." His operatic selections will be "Il Balen" from "Il Trovatore" by Verdi and "Vision Fugutive" from the opera "Herodiade" by Massenet. His professional accompanist is Miss Rogers of Los Angeles. Usherettes for the concert will be Margaret Elliott. Louise Miller and Irene Duarte Rose. Grandmother Up with Times Proud of her beautiful silver plaque awarded for the best woman's individual costume at the Hallowe'en breakfast is Mrs. Louis O. Peterson of 118 South Olive street. A grandmother in her sixties, Mrs. Peterson argues that the slogan, "Life Begins at Forty," is a limitation. She created her own prize winning costume, finishing it before October 1. Following the Silver Anniversary theme she chose a long black taffeta skirt trimmed in silver. Silver letters saying "Silver Anniversary" were inscribed on her orange blouse which was accented with silver collar and cuff trimming. Her hat was a black felt bonnet trimmed in silver flowers and orange bows and satin streamers. Her silver slippers boasted big silver buckles. Active in special city events, Mrs. Peterson has attended every Hallowe'en breakfast to be held here to date. Her many friends extend congratulations and applaud her statement, "I've travelled for 20 years, there's no place like Anaheim, and I ought to know." "Life begins at 60, now," she added. Speakers Debate Housing Plan Proposition 14. the governmental housing bill, was under fire and upheld in a lively panel discussion conducted as a special pre-election feature by members of the Anaheim Toastmasters club. Monday evening at La Palma Grill, president Herman Hoch presiding. Panel chairman was Robert M. Allen assisted by speakers Louis Taylor, Dr. Brock Roberts, J. C. Thompson, Dr. Don Butka and Hursel Snyder. The invocation, which opened the dinner-session, was given by Dr. Butka. Three guests introduced were Edwin Pendleton, Anaheim, guest of J. C. Thompson. pre-election feature by members of the Anaheim Toastmasters club, Monday evening at La Palma Grill, president Herman Hoch presiding. Panel chairman was Robert M. Allen assisted by speakers Louis Taylor, Dr. Brock Roberts, J. C. Thompson, Dr. Don Butka and Hursel Snyder. The invocation, which opened the dinner-session, was given by Dr. Butka. Three guests introduced were Edwin Pendleton, Anaheim guest of J. C. Thompson, and Lt.-Col. L. R. Siebert, USMC, and Lt.-Com. Thomas J. Doyle, USN, both members of the El Toro Base Toastmasters club which meets each Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock in the officers' quarters. Since the usual table topic and competitive individual speeches were omitted, no Patterson or Optomists awards were made. Grammarian was Marion Pickel and evaluator, Robert J. Allen. Next week Ed Wright will be toastmaster; Ernest Bullock, table topic chairman; Hursel Snyder, evaluator; C. J. Stillson, grammarian, and Louis Taylor, Royal Marten, Page Vincent and J. C. Thompson, assigned speakers. SUGAR AND SPICE A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Buzzo, 17151 East Walnut street, Anaheim, Saturday at St. Joseph hospital. The tiny miss tipped the scales at six pounds and ten ounces. 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