anaheim-gazette 1949-10-27

Plan Birthday Celebration for Stock Exchange Plans were well under way this week for the 50th anniversary celebration of the Los Angeles Stock Exchange, commemorating the founding of southern California's financial community, according to Edwin L. Harbich, observance committee chairman. Civic, fraternal and business organizations, deeming the Exchange's golden jubilee celebration a significant mile post in the industrial development of southern California, are planning appropriate observance celebrations in every southland community with exhibits, public demonstrations and service clube events. Harbach said that the entire investment fraternity of southern California will participate in the observance, which extends from November 15 through December 15, 1949. The Exchange's anniversary date is December 7. This Friday Last rites for Albert A. Foster, 81, who died at his home, 519 East Broadway, Anaheim, Wednesday, will be conducted tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel with the Rev. Al Casebeer of the Christian church, officiating. A native of Ohio, Mr. Foster had resided here for the past 22 years. Interment will be in Anaheim cemetery. Surviving are two daughters, Farmers to Elect Officers The annual election of committeemen to serve the twelve agricultural community districts of Orange county will be held on Tuesday, November first, from 8:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the county PMA office, 622 North Main street, Santa Ana, according to a statement released today by Roy L. Hale, present chairman of the county PMA committee. Ballots have already been mailed to all eligible farmers, Hale stated, so that those who prefer to return their ballots by mail have sufficient time to do so. This announcement, Hale explained, is for the purpose of letting all farmers in the county know that the election is to take place, so that if any fail to receive a ballot by mail they may have an opportunity to vote on election day. Convention Delegates In addition to electing the community officers, a delegate and an alternate delegate to the county convention will be elected on the same ballot. The twelve delegates from the county agricultural districts will meet in the near future and elect the county PMA committee for next year. This procedure is for the purpose of insuring that the county PMA committee will be selected by farmer-elected representatives, Hale explained. Should the farmers of any district prefer other officers than those selected by the farmer nominating committee, provision is made on the ballot for the writing in of the names of the desired officers, and Hale stated that this Last rites for Albert A. Foster, 81, who died at his home, 519 East Broadway, Anaheim, Wednesday, will be conducted tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel with the Rev. Al Casebeer of the Christian church, officiating. A native of Ohio, Mr. Foster had resided here for the past 22 years. Interment will be in Anaheim cemetery. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. W. C. Horton and Mrs. C. D. Woodbury, both of Anaheim; six grandchildren; five great grandchildren, and one brother, Bob Oliver, of Ohio. It's Easy . . . So Easy To Shop when you trade in Anaheim. Young Democrats Deny Support Of Prop. 2 Endorsement of Proposition 2 by the so-called representatives of the defunct Young Democrats of California, Inc., was challenged sharply yesterday by the Southern Executive Board of the California Federation of Young Democratic Clubs, the only official youth organization of the Democratic party in California. Richard H. Keatinge, Southern California Chairman of the Federation stated "this phony endorsement was made without authority or permission of any officially recognized young Democratic group in California." "This unofficial left-wing rump organization has again announced a stand without the knowledge of the Democratic party in California, using the name of Young Democrats to confuse and mislead the Democratic voters of the state." Keatinge pointed out "the pernicious action of an unauthorized segment of self-styled leaders in flaunting the wishes of the majority is in reality a feeble attempt to revive a discredited paper organization." "California Federation of Young Democrats clubs is the only official youth organization of the Democratic party in California and has been sanctioned by State Chairman Oliver J. Carter, national committeewoman Elinor Heller, National committeeman James Roosevelt, and has the approval of the Los Angeles and San Diego counties central committees." 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California Federation of Young Democratis clubs is the only official youth organization of the Democratic party in California and has been sanctioned by State Chairman Oliver J. Carter, national committeewoman Elinor Heller, National committeeman James Roosevelt, and has the approval of the Los Angeles and San Diego counties central committees. Decontrol Rent In Fullerton Sacramento, (WNS)—Rent de-control resolutions for the cities of Fullerton, Orange county, and Woodlake, Tulare county, have been approved by Governor Earl Warren. The resolutions now go to the office of the housing expeditor in Washington, D.C., who is required to decontrol all rents in the respective city limits. The resolutions followed public hearings in Fullerton, August 16, and Woodlake, August 18. DAUGHTER BORN TO GARDEN GROVE COUPLE A six pound, 3¼ ounce daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Earnhardt of 11131 Stanford avenue, Garden Grove, last Wednesday, October 19, at Santa Ana Community hospital. 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Ingredients needed are: 1 quart hot tea 1 gallon sweet cider Juice of 5 lemons 5 oranges sliced ½ teaspoon salt 1 pound brown sugar (or less) 3 sticks cinnamon 1 tablespoon allspice 1 tablespoon whole cloves 2 pieces whole mace Mix the lemon juice, sugar, cider, and the seasonings. Boil for 15 minutes. Add the hot tea and orange slices. Serve hot. Use paper cups with handles for the punch, and decorate them with Hallowe’en stickers of pumpkins and witches. A hot doughnut will keep the other little hand out of mischief. Carol McDermott enemy assets held in this country does not cover reimbursement for personal property lost while in service. Some veterans have already written to Washington asking payment for lost wrist watches and other items. The law provides payment only for food allowances. Veterans were again cautioned not to pay anybody any fee or commission for handling claims for prisoner-of-war allowances. Information and assistance regarding this and other benefits for veterans and their dependents is available at the Orange County Service Office, 225 N. Broadway, Santa Ana. 90,020 Eligible Voters in County Sacramento (WNS) — Secreta of State Frank M. Jordan said that 4,568,447 persons are eligible for the November 8 impoverished school district provide urgently-needed California's growing pains have been a crisis in its educational system. Irwin A. Dann, of Fresno, out of the state council of San Diego county there are 26; in San Bernardino county there are 21; Kern county, 25; Fresno county, 37; Monterey county, 11; Sacramento county, 12; Merced county, 18; Santa Cruz county, 14; Santa Clara county, 15; Tulare county, 34; Stanislaus county, 18; Humboldt county, 16; Shasta county, 12 and Imperial county, 16. Fly Polio Victim To Casa Colina Robert Leo Brooks, Jr., five year old polio victim, was a patient at Casa Colina today after having been flown by Military Air Transport from Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Robert, the son of First Lieut. and Mrs. Robert Leo Brooks, was stricken with polio in July while his father was flying the Air Lift to Germany. When news of his son's illness reached him, Lt. Brooks was returned to the United States on emergency leave and subsequently stationed at the San Bernardino Air Force Base. At the San Bernardino Base he talked with Col. Clark B. Howland, whose daughter, Stephanie, three years old, is also a polio patient at Casa Colina. Col. Howland advised him to call Walter Sullivan, chairman of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis in San Bernardino county. Arrangements for the admission L. H. 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