anaheim-gazette 1949-03-17

Lobbyist Bill Is Referred To Committee The California assembly early this week spiked a move to control lobbyist activities when the members voted 37 to 35 to send the highly controversial measure back to the committee. Orange county's legislators split on the vote with Speaker Sam Collins voting "aye" and assemblyman Earl Stanley voting no on the motion to re-refer the measure to committee. The action, it was claimed, is tantamount to killing the bill. The measure was proposed by assemblyman John L. E. Collier of Los Angeles and would have written into California law the same provisions regulating lobbyists now in effect in the federal congress. A move by the opponents of the proposal, headed by assemblyman Francis Dunn, Jr., of Hayward, brought bitter words from assemblyman Marvin Sherwin of Piedmont who favored the measure. Said Sherwin: "Let's not kid ourselves. Every lobbyist and newspaperman knows what's going on here. A vote on this motion to re-refer this bill is the way you will vote on the measure itself." CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE FILED BY K. E. REED Application for a contractor's license in well drilling has been filed today with the contractors state license board by K. E. Reed, of 10912 South 101 Highway, Anaheim. Trade in Anaheim and save! SPRING SHOWING OF CARPET STYLES FROM THE LOOMS OF ALEXANDER-SMITH MOHAWK MILLS FIRTH CARPET CO. FROM THE LOOMS OF ALEXANDER-SMITH MOHAWK MILLS FIRTH CARPET CO. 12 Ft. Wide—Two-tone Tan Axminster Carpet... per sq. yd. $4.65 9x12 Rugs—Same pattern... $55.75 9 ft. Wine—2-tone Wine Scroll. Velvet Carpet... per sq. yd. $4.95 9x12 Rugs—Same pattern... $59.40 9 ft. Wine—Heavy Axminster Pattern Carpet. Green, blue, rose, gray. Per sq. yd... $8.95 Free Estimate on your Wall-to-Wall Carpet Expert Workmanship New Low Down Payment 21 Months to Pay Balance AARON SCHULTZ FURNITURE 301 WEST CENTER ST. Phone 2144 Anaheim, Calif. Open Saturday Evening Till 9:00 P.M. Leavitt Ford Over W Aggies Top Knights 35-28 in City BB Lea Leavitt Ford and Aggies won the initial games in the semi-finals of the playoffs in the city basketball league race last evening, Wednesday, March 16, at the high school gym. Fords topped Williams 49-33 while Aggies throttled the Knights of Columbus 35-28. Earl Coombs paced the winning Studebakers with a 26 net for the evening to take night-scoring honors. McKnight connected for 11. The Studes were unable to pull away from the fighting Williams team until the second half. At half-time they held a 20-17 edge but in the third stanza went to a 39-24 lead and then went on to win 49-33. Berg paced the Agajanian team to their 35-28 win, scoring nine points. Aggies maintained a lead throughout the game with the K of C threatening only once and that in the second half when they closed into within four points. Halftime score was 22-14. This evening the same teams are again in action with both the losers playing with their backs against the wall. It's a best of three play-off with the winners of the semi-finals playing next Wednesday in the finals—two out of three playoff. LINEUPS: Leavitt Ford (49) Williams (33) Elam, 0... F ...Perez, F. 4 Coombs, 26... F ...Perez, A. 4 Thornton, 10... C ...McKnight 11 Dickenson, 6... G ...Pannier 4 Neuman, 3... G ...Wright 8 Scoring subs: Ford—Strong 1, Muckenthaler 3; Williams—Bengochea 2. Aggies (35) K of C (28) Merk 5... F ...Brunet, E. 5 Hargrove 7... F ...Stringer 6 Berg 9... C ...Van Beckler 8 Morley 4... G ...O'Brien 0 Sweeney 6... G ...Clemens 2 Scoring subs: Aggies—Looney 2, Roland 2; K of C—Brunet, T. 1, Holland 3. Expert Workmanship New Low Down Payment 21 Months to Pay Balance AARON SCHULTZ FURNITURE 301 WEST CENTER ST. Phone 2144 Anaheim, Calif. Open Saturday Evening Till 9:00 P.M. OUR COSTS HAVE GOOD BUT electric IS STILL TODAY’S BIGGEST BAR Edison SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISO PORTS Mento Beats Oakland, 15-4; Trojans at La Palma Friday Ggin' Sacs went on another hitting spree yesterday, socking the pennant winning Oakland Oaks, partly hit the only extra base knock of the day, 200 foot drive to deep center field. Of Solon pitchers gave up a total of nine hits. It started and in four innings allowed three hits. Al Triechel hurled innings, struck out up two runs on six "Tennis Shoe" Rippee Oaks in the final Plays ars, nineteen year old his first game and aditable performance. He was pivot man day, rapped a single, ass and stole a base. On the Solons meeteles Angels at La land on Friday play of Southern Cali-ening, Skipper Bak-23 of his diamond the "hometown" and entry of Sacramento view of the Solon with Pirates a two game series and Sunday with therates, returning to Anaheim on Monday morning. Al Benton is the probable starter in Saturday's game. Manager Baker on Wednesday announced that he would take ten pitchers on the trip north. They include: Al Benton, Dick Conger, Frank Dasso, Tony Freitas, Merle Frick, Bob Gillespie, Glen Lierman, Walt Riamondi, Roy Stevens and Manny Salvo. Infielders tabbed are: Clyde Haskell, Len Ratto, Joe Grace, Ralph Hodgins, Jim Tabor and Whitey Wietelmann. Outfielders making the trip include: Joe Marty, Frank Mascaro, Al White and Bill Wilson. Vince Castino, Frank Kerr, and Vince Plumbo are the catchers. The squad remaining in Anaheim will play the Portland Bee team here on Sunday afternoon, with the final appearance of the Solons slated for Tuesday afternoon. Baker and company will break camp on Sunday, March 27. California Snow Fails to Stop 130,000 Tourists Despite adverse weather conditions and the cold of January and early February, more than 130,000 residents of other states entered California during the month, the bureau of plant quarantine announced today. Inspectors employed by the bureau, a division of the state department of agriculture, reported 82,735 automobiles, 11,863 commercial trucks, 2,812 states, and 266,022 passengers entered the state during the past month. The Blythe station, which serves the Orange county area, clocked 15,816 autos, 2,521 trucks, and 56,373 passengers during the 28-day period. Blythe, due to its more favorable southern route, reported the heaviest traffic, followed by Yermo, Fort Yuma and Truckee. Truckee, despite its snow-clogged U. S. 40, reported a heavy volume of traffic, more than one-third the automobiles coming from other states. All stations reported 83,278 passengers crossing the state line with residence in California, and 130,893 from other states. The 51,851 passengers on stages were new arrivals in this state, or Californians returning home. The bureau believes that with the arrival of the spring and summer months, California will experience its greatest travel in history and the quarantine stations are ready to handle a record business. Billion Bees Start Annual Ford Over Williams, 49-33; Top Knights of Columbus, in City BB League Playoffs Colonist Baseball, Tennis and Track Teams in Action Coach Sam Keith takes his Colonist track team to Huntington Beach for the Southern California Invitational Track meet on Saturday. An annual track classic, the Invitational has schools from all of the southland competing. In other action on the local high school sports scene, Coaches John Wallin and Dick Glover send their varsity and junior varsity baseball squads against Jordan of Long Beach this afternoon, Thursday, at 3 p.m. on the local diamonds. On Friday the varsity and junior varsity tennis teams take on the Woodrow Wilson teams in a spring practice tilt on the home courts. Coach Bill Cook sent his JV squad in action against the Excelsior varsity with the Colonist junior racketmen coming out on the top of a 5-4 score. Cook's men entertain Compton here on Tuesday and journey to San Bernardino on Friday, March 25. Red Sanders Here Friday UCLA’s new head football coach, Red Sanders, will address the Lions club at noon Friday and will participate in a general “bull” session starting at around 1:15 with area football coaches and fans. Motion pictures showing the single-wing as played on Sanders-coached Vanderbilt teams will be shown. Those unable to make the after- The bureau believes that with the arrival of the spring and summer months, California will experience its greatest travel in history and the quarantine stations are ready to handle a record business. Billion Bees Start Annual Northward Trek While thousands of residents of other states pass into California each month, more than one billion busy Californians are about to start the annual trek to northern states, Canada and even Alaska. The pilgrimage is an annual event and none of the pilgrims return. They are bees who make an involuntary migration in 10,000 to 15,000 lots, each accompanied by a queen. In the northern states and as far as the artic circle, beekeepers can’t keep their colonies alive during the severe winter months. Fresh bees are needed. So, the California bees, which get around and started earlier in the milder climate, are shipped north. Bees are used in pollination, as well as for their honey, and are necessary in the north. Consequently, the bee package industry has become an important one and bee experts of the University of California are cooperating with beekeepers so that high quality bees may be exported. 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