anaheim-gazette 1949-07-21

Pictured above is the proposed $20,000 Optimist Boys' club house and youth recreation center, as Funds for the contemplated building program are being raised under co-chairmanship of Earnie Bully show in La Palma Park, August 25, will climax the campaign. WASHINGTON AS SEEN By Congressman JOHN PHILLIPS The home folks are serious in their support of the Hoover Commission's recommendations. It is evident from the letters. How is Congress carrying out your wishes? The Hoover recommendations suggested far-reaching changes and economies in the State Department increased the pay of practically every executive in Washington. Read the following examples: Cabinet officers, who now get $15,000, will get $25,000. The whole kit and kaboodle of assistant secretaries, who now get $10,000, will get $15,000 and the Under Secretary in each department will get $20,000. The chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, who has one of the most important jobs in the world today, was raised only from $17,500 to $18,000, and the chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, which agency supervises monthly loans totalling over $200,000,000 with a current outstanding balance of $1,432,064,000, has his salary increased only from $15,000 to $16,-000, or 4,000 less than the Under Secretary of, say, the department of commerce. J. Edgar Hoover needs no build-up in this letter. His reputation is secure with the people. His salary is $14,000 and the original billican leadership. I can hardly blame the Democratic member for having to support such a bill after all, these are Democrat appointees, and the Preside wanted the raises, but why Republican leaders would suppose the bill, or fall to support a mandate for a recorded vote on the motion to recommit, will be something for the party to explain to the folks at home. I gave Mr. Reall the support I could. I rise a remark again that the soon Congress gets out of Washington and back home, the better it will be for the country. California Last Week (Western News Service) By Congressman JOHN PHILLIPS The home folks are serious in their support of the Hoover Commission's recommendations. It is evident from the letters. How is Congress carrying out your wishes? The Hoover recommendations suggested far-reaching changes and economies in the State Department. There are a few departments in which changes would be more helpful. This refers to an excess of employees, and also to the thinking at the top level. It didn't need the Hiss case to reveal that. Yet when the state department "reorganization bill," came out of committee it contained only an increase from 6 assistant secretaries, to 10, and some technical changes in responsibility. There were no suggestions for reorganization. We had a more interesting case last week. The Hoover Commission report said it was difficult to get the right men in top executive jobs, at present salaries. It suggested economies and internal reorganizations which would make it easier to operate the agencies, and offset any necessary salary increases. To which part of the report did the administration pay attention? Give guess! The bill reported out by the majority par- We Want to BUY Scrap metal of all kinds Scrap steel Cast iron Copper Aluminum Brass Bronze Zinc Lead Tin Antimony Old autos Scrap machinery Junk batteries Industrial scrap Junk tractors Junk trucks Complete plants Factories & Pumps to dismantle We Want to SELL Steel plate Used pipe & fittings Valves Angle iron Sheaves Pulleys Sprockets Gears Steel Rod Shafting Tanks Riggers fittings Copper & Brass pipe Steam boilers Hand winches Conduit Wiring Electric motors Caulking lead Wire fencing THE KIRVEN CO. 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The commission, headed by Charles Dey, Elkus, recommended that California adopt a law similar to that of Wisconsin, "making it a misdemeanor for newspapers and other publications to disclose the identity of victims of sex offenses." Recite Lurid Details "Newspapers in California," the report said, "are still guilty of invading the privacy of victims of sex offenses to the extent of publishing pictures and reciting the lurid details concerning even young children." The report granted that "for many years, efforts have been made to secure the voluntary cooperation of the press to refuse to publish this kind of information," and staid that "these efforts have sometimes been successful." The report also urged that California communities be encouraged to develop "consumer organizations" to work with the producers and distributors of radio programs, movies and comic books "to insure that these media shall exercise a wholesome influence on children." Improve Quality The purpose of this recommendation, the report said, is "to improve the quality of material offered in the media without resort to legal restrictions and censorship." Enactment of a curfew act require the prevention of loitering after the hour of 10 p.m. recommended. California First Week (Western News Service) Governor at the end of the last approximately 800 more sign or pocket veto, among the measure increasing disinsurance benefits to in-hospital payments at $8 per 12 days, and the bill calling final election next November note on the school bond and issues; he has indicated he will both of these bills; spent end fishing in Mexico, and for attending the Centennial nation in Columbia and in times, visited Eureka to pate in the salmon derby. Legislature: Vacation was principal word for this branch government, with most of Cal's solons either at home or works while senate and assemblies completed their tasks out the completed bills, histories and other material related during the six-month Departments: The Gov-special crime commission with problems submitted its report, in which newspapers state were charged with to protect the identities of sex crimes; department culture investigated reports grasshopper invasion from in the northeast sections California and said the grass-scare proved to be but a state board of forestry had a "show-down" meeting on the subject of imment of forestry practices in tion with the threat of the al government to take over and a half million acres of northeastern California; health was considering closivital statistics to public in- agriculture said the anti-mouth disease campaignrica was making progress; others in the state were faced the prospect of digging up an annual $65,000,000 annually to unemployment insurance Courant, published in Hart-nann, established in 1764 is protected by forestry department crews. During the same period in 1948 there were 784 less blazes. Acreage burned has also increased from from 6,800 in 1948 to the alarming figure of 28,900 for this year. Forestry officials noted that 20,000 acres of this loss were burned during the first ten days of June, a month which, in preceding years, has not been considered "dangerous." William Fairbanks, division fire prevention officer, attributed the majority of fires to "careless man caused origin." He pointed out that one 6,500 acre blaze in Amador and Calaveras counties was caused by sparks from a welding operation. Other large individual fires caused by carelessness destroyed 1,900 acres in San Bernardino county and 3,500 acres in San Luis Obispo county. The "hottest area" in the state at present, is the south coastal section, Fairbanks said. There, dry spells have left forest and brush lands in a tinder condition. Fire reports of the State Forestry Department do not include totals of acres damaged in national forests or lands protected exclusively by county fire fighting units. Losses in these have been reported as "heavy." New Price Cut Announced by KwiKset A price reduction of from 5 to 17 per cent of KwiKset residential locksets was made yesterday (July 13) by the Anaheim, California, builders hardware manufacturers. Simultaneously, it was announced that the price cut was effective July 1 and retroactive to June 1. "This means," said Adolf Schoepe, president, "that KwiKset, in line with its established policy of protecting the trade, will rebate thousands of dollars to hundreds of contract hardware dealers and jobbers who purchased our locks during the month of June." This is the second time this year that KwiKset has dropped its price and made rebates to customers who purchased its locks through Petko Industries, Inc., exclusive distributor. Glenn Jerome Brown, 510 East Third street, La Habra, and Mary E. McKenzie, 117½ East First street, La Habra, obtained a mar- Courant, published in Hartonn., established in 1764 is lest newspaper. ers and jobbers who purchased our locks during the month of June." This is the second time this year that KwiKset has dropped its price and made rebates to customers who purchased its locks through Petko Industries, Inc., exclusive distributor. Glenn Jerome Brown, 510 East Third street, La Habra, and Mary E. McKenzie, 117½ East First street, La Habra, obtained a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana this week. er week with a Home Freezer in shopping, cooking and baking time. You're a for a day, a queen for a week. of course—it's electric! COMPANY Gudson GENERAL MODEL Only $23 NO-STAIN OVEN VENT! Helps keep your kitchen shiny and bright. Removes easily— can be washed like a dish. AARON S 301 WEST CENTER ST. Phone 2144 - 2145 With 'Invading Sex Offenses' For Earl Warren's special justice today charged "invading the privacy of" the commission advocated due their efforts to provide and virtually every field of law relations. A family and Warren's court system was recalled to provide uniformly competent and informed judicial decisions throughout the state. Study Juvenile Justice The commission urged that the special council study juvenile justice applied in California and issued other recommendations asserted improvements in the sent court system dealing with young people. The report also recommended juvenile arrests and investigation records "be confidential not open to examination for purpose not directly connect-with disposition of the case." Another recommendation was the legislature pass a law prohibiting vending in the morraffic areas of public thornares" as a protection against incidents. News Boys Children selling newspapers or articles while standing in lanes of public streets or always are a hazard," said theAttt. "Implementation of this amendment would remove the odds that already have cost lives of a number of children, by news vendors." Attachment of a curfew act to the prevention of loitering after the hour of 10 p.m. was amended. day by Lloyd D. Mitchell, southern California manager of the California Centennials Commission, and Dr. James H. Breasted, Jr., director of the Los Angeles County Museum where the state-wide art show will take place next fall. Arriving immediately after the entry deadline of August 12, the jury will be composed of Dr. Andrew C. Ritchie, newly appointed director of Painting and Sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art, New York City, and formerly director of the Albright Art Gallery, Buffalo, New York, Perry T. Rathbone, director of the City Art Museum, St. Louis; Dr. Lester D. Longman, head of the department of art, State University of Iowa. These authorities will judge every work submitted to the Contemporary Section of the exhibit, known as "Artists of California" and open to all artists legally residents of California. Then from the selected list, 13 cash purchase awards totalling $5,175 will be given by the Los Angeles County Museum. Dr. Ritchie, in addition to his outstanding career in New York art museums, served with the Monuments and Fine Arts Section of the United States forces in Austria. For his work in recovering Nazi art loot, he was decorated by the French and Dutch governments. Mr. Rathbone, who heads one of the largest art museums in the country, directed the Masterpieces of Art Exhibition at the New York World's Fair. Dr. Longman is past president of the Midwestern Colleges Art conference and a member of the board of trustees of the American Society of Aesthetics since 1944. 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