anaheim-gazette 1949-09-22

Appropriate Funds for State Highway 171 Sacramento (WNS)—The State Highway Commission announced it has appropriated $25,000 to provide funds for improving state 171, between Artesia street and the Santa Fe underpass in Buena Park. The existing roadway is 84 feet wide, with the central portion of 40 feet paved, and the remainder unimproved. The commission said that during the summer, the shoulders become dusty, and during the winter, muddy. Local residents have asked improvement and plans were made to include the project in the next budget, but to undertake work immediately, and have the project completed before the next rainy season, the commission will finance the work from current budget funds. A subscription to the Gazette pays dividends in savings. No Faster Train East Streamliner "CITY OF LOS ANGELES" EXTRA FARE Leave Los Angeles . . . 5:00 pm Arrive Chicago . . . 10:45 am 39¼ hours of rest and relaxation. Modern, reserved-seat Coaches. 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CENTER ANAHEIM Health Council To Hold First Fall Meeting The first meeting of the Health Council of Orange county, following summer recess, will be on Monday evening, September 26, from 7:30 to 9:30 in the Little Theater of the Santa Ana high school. Representatives of governmental and volunteer agencies and individuals interested in health and welfare of the community will then be back in their seats studying these problems. President Hilda B. Redmond will preside. The present and some of the future plans for the Orange County Hospital will be presented to the group by Mr. Thomas Douglas. Surveys and proposals to the council for three prospective projects will be made by committees, as follows: Mental Hygiene Program, Dr. W. S. Musfel, Children's Receiving Home, David McMillan; and a Dental Educational Program and clinic, by members of the Orange County Dental Association. A directory of health and welfare agencies in Orange county is a council project well under way. A brief progress report will be given by chairman Miss Martha Caldwell for the committee in charge. Serving on this committee are Miss Florence Pilch, Mrs. Jessie Hayden, and Miss Kay Jeffries. “Members throughout the county from community councils, agency organizations, or interestd individuals are invited to join in an effort to develop a program for health and welfare. The council serves as a medium for cooperative health and welfare planning through the membership and participation of existing health and welfare agencies and other interested groups or persons. AUHS Seniors To Hear of NROTC Program In the interests of the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps AUHS Seniors To Hear of NROTC Program In the interests of the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Program, and for the benefit of interested seniors of Anaheim Union high school, Lt. R. W. Moore, USNR will present a movie and discuss the life of the NROTC student at the high school, on September 27, 1949. High school seniors and graduates who are not less than seventeen and not more than twenty-one years of age on July 1, 1950, are eligible to compete in the fourth annual competitive examination for the Naval Reserve Officer College Training Program, on December 3, 1949. Successful candidates will receive four years of college, at any one of fifty-two major colleges and universities, at the expense of the Navy, and in addition, they will receive retainer pay at the rate of $600 per year. Upon graduation they may be commissioned as Ensigns in regular Navy or Second Lieutenants in the Marine Corps, and will be required to serve on active duty for a period of two years. Further information and application blanks are now available at all high schools, colleges, Naval Recruiting Stations, and the Office of Naval Officer Procurement, Room 503, 626 South Spring street, Los Angeles. These applications must be received by the College Entrance Examining Board at Princeton, New Jersey by no later than November 12, 1949. Orange County 4-H Clubbers Win Top Honors at Los Angeles Fair Over 300 4-H members and leaders from Orange county attended the Pomona Fair on Saturday, September 17, as guests of the Los Angeles County Fair Association. The day was designated as 4-H day with a full program of interest to 4-H members. 4-H members participated in a livestock judging contest according to H. W. Longfellow, farm advisor. In the afternoon the Orange county delegation competed in the 4-H demonstration contest. Donald Lord and Jerry Mitchem demonstrated the way to fit and show a sheep project for the show ring. A thousand 4-H club members were the guests of the fair at the evening horse show. Orange county 4-H members took top awards in the feature booth exhibits winning places as follows in the agricultural division: First, the Fullerton Foxy Feeders led by Maurice Phelps; second, the Harbor Hoppers led by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bryant and E. E. Hill; fifth, the Yorba Linda Cloverleaves led by Donald Rosedale; sixth, the Katella Farmers led by Paul Leib; seventh, the Villa Park Eager Beavers led by Mr. and Mrs. Vern Robinson. In the home economics division the West Orange 4-H club led by Mrs. Piegel won fourth place and the Babbling Busybodies led by Mrs. S. L. Postlethwaite placed sixth. In the beef cattle division Jerry Fairchlld of Garden Grove won a blue ribbon with his registered Aberdeen Angus heifer. Wayne Schultz won first and second place and Bobby Stitt third place in the fat class division. Both boys are members of the Fullerton Foxy Feeders 4-H club. In the swine division Alice Adams of the Villa Park 4-H club UCLA Librarian Heads CARE Book Committee Lawrence Clark Powell, UCLA chief librarian, will serve as Western States chairman of the CARE book program, it was announced by the CARE office today. To seek contributions for technical and scientific books to go to devastated libraries and schools overseas, Dr. Powell will soon appoint representatives from eleven western states to form his CARE Book Committee. Recently elected member of the American Library Association, Council and President-elect of the California Library Association, Dr. Powell has served as chief librarian of UCLA, University Library and Director, William Andrews Clark Memorial Library since 1944. Author of numerous literary critiques, he writes the monthly column "Of Western Books and Writers" for Westways Magazine and is a frequent contributor to literary, historical, and library periodicals. "War destruction and book-burning vandalism has left Europe starved for technical 'know-how,'" Dr. Powell stated, "and the CARE Book Program will give every American a chance to bring 'Food to Hungry Minds' in the same humanitarian way they have helped starved and ill people." He urged all contributions to the CARE Book Program be sent to CARE, 217 West Ninth street, Los Angeles. Salvation Army Makes Appeal for School Clothing Supplies of available school clothing at Salvation Army Salvage stores have dwindled to an alarming degree and the Salvation Army Social Service department serving this area is in urgent need of another 50,000 pieces of children's wearing apparel to meet the need, according to Brigadier Fred Ohrn, director of Salvation Army social service centers in southern California. The Seniors of C Program Interests of the Naval Facers Training Corps and for the benefit of seniors of Anaheim Uncol, Lt. R. W. Moore, present a movie and life of the NROTC at the high school, on July 17, 1949. Senior seniors and graduates not less than sevenage on July 1, 1950, to compete in the total competitive examthe Naval Reserve Gage Training Program, for 3, 1949. Candidates will receive years of college, at fifty-two major colliversities, at the exNavy, and in additional receive retainer pay of $600 per year. Education they may be add as Ensigns in register Second Lieutenants in Corps, and will be reserve on active duty of two years. Information and applications are now available at ools, colleges, Naval Stations, and the OffOfficer Procurement, 26 South Spring street, New Jersey by not laterember 12, 1949. Supplies of available school clothing at Salvation Army Salvage stores have dwindled to an alarming degree and the Salvation Army Social Service department serving this area is in urgent need of another 50,000 pieces of children's wearing apparel to meet the need, according to Brigadier Fred Ohrn, director of Salvation Army social service centers in southern California. The Brigadier emphasized the pressing need for all kinds of furniture, especially kitchen, dining room and bedroom furniture. Due to the sudden rise in un-employment occasioned by the closing of shipyards and industrial plants a great number of men will be in need of assistance until regular employment can be found. "The greater the inflow of salvage materials to our workshops the greater will be the number of men we can employ as practically all salvage items must be refurbished and refinished, and this process creates work and wages," said Ohrn. With the coming of fall and colder weather and the current unemployment situation, the charity load and actual give-aways will greatly increase for the Salvation Army social service department. Red Shield trucks will call at home or office to pick up discards if residents will telephone Anaheim 4631. Samples of brass wire more than 2,000 years old have been discovered, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. A 1948 Supreme Court ruling stated that passengers in automobiles are immune to search without a warrant, according to the Britannica Book of the Year. School Clothing Fifth seniors and graduates not less than seventage on July 1, 1950, to compete in the total competitive examthe Naval Reserve Gage Training Program, for 3, 1949. Candidates will receive years of college, at fifty-two major colliversities, at the exNavy, and in additional receive retainer pay of $600 per year. Education they may be add as Ensigns in register Second Lieutenants in Corps, and will be reserve on active duty of two years. Information and applications are now available at ools, colleges, Naval Stations, and the OfOfficer Procurement, 26 South Spring street, New Jersey by not laterember 12, 1949. Supplies of available school clothing at Salvation Army Salvage stores have dwindled to an alarming degree and the Salvation Army Social Service department serving this area is in urgent need of another 50,000 pieces of children's wearing apparel to meet the need, according to Brigadier Fred Ohrn, director of Salvation Army social service centers in southern California. The Brigadier emphasized the pressing need for all kinds of furniture, especially kitchen, dining room and bedroom furniture. Due to the sudden rise in un-employment occasioned by the closing of shipyards and industrial plants a great number of men will be in need of assistance until regular employment can be found. "The greater the inflow of salvage materials to our workshops the greater will be the number of men we can employ as practically all salvage items must be refurbished and refinished, and this process creates work and wages," said Ohrn. With the coming of fall and colder weather and the current unemployment situation, the charity load and actual give-aways will greatly increase for the Salvation Army social service department. Red Shield trucks will call at home or office to pick up discards if residents will telephone Anaheim 4631. Samples of brass wire more than 2,000 years old have been discovered, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. A 1948 Supreme Court ruling stated that passengers in automobiles are immune to search without a warrant, according to the Britannica Book of the Year. now premature migration to San Joaquin valley cotton areas is leaving other sectors short, but no serious shortages are anticipated. The record cotton harvest is expected to employ more than 100,000 persons by November peak and an adequate labor supply is expected. Cool weather has retarded what threatened to prove an early cotton season and peaks in other crops will be past by the time cotton picking begins. Anaheim Driver On Probation Sacramento, (WNS)—The state department of motor vehicles has announced an order of probation for the automobile drivers license held by Lawrence Perle Doane, 515 N. Vine street, Anaheim, for negligent operation. Advise 18-year Olds of Draft Sacramento (WNS)—The State Selective Service system today called attention of young men reaching 18 years of age to the law which requires registering for military service. College and university students, Col. K. E. Leitch, state director, said, may register at the local board nearest their school, but should give the board their "home" address. Requirements to register, Col. 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