anaheim-gazette 1949-11-03

ANAHEIM GAZETTE 7 Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, November 3, 1949 Health Opportunity Comes to the Factory Workers take advantage of the chance to have their chests X-rayed when modern mobile units roll into the factory grounds. Periodic chest X-rays, which reveal presence of tuberculosis in lungs, most easily curable in its early stages, are advocated in the campaign against tuberculosis supported by the sale of Christmas Seals. Newport Vets Plan Observance Entries for the grand parade kick-off the Veterans Day observance planned for November 1st Friday of next week, by the Newport Harbor Veterans, Incorporated, are poring in daily. Highlighting the parade will be many colorful floats, large military units and sparkling martial music to be played by several well known bands from the Newport area. Slate Fish Fry All lovers of aquatic cuisine will have a treat when the fish fry begins at noon. This culinary event will continue throughout the afternoon to allow ample time for the large crowd of spectators and participants to eat and drink. Hi-jinks and games for adults will be featured during the afternoon in the Ruby building starting about 1 p.m. A special children's variety show has been arranged by the entertainment committee. The event will be presented with the cooperation of Mrs. Newman of Santa Ana. The show will be followed by contests for youngsters up to the age of 14 years. Cliffie Stone and his well-known western orchestra will be playing for square and modern dancing at 8:30 p.m. in the Rendezvous ballroom, Balboa. The dance will be the final activity of the day. The exact schedule, parade route and traffic pattern will be announced in the Gazette next week. Prize Goes to Edison Company In competition with several hundred other utilities throughout the United States, the Southern Workers take advantage of the chance to have their chests X-rayed when modern mobile units roll into the factory grounds. Period chest X-rays, which reveal presence of tuberculosis in lungs, most easily curable in its early stages, are advocated in the campaign against tuberculosis supported by the sale of Christmas Seals. Urge Approval Of Prop. 3 Organization of United Committee for Yes on 3, a group of citizens organized to win public approval of Proposition 3 on the November 8th ballot, was announced yesterday with Frank P. Doherty, prominent civic leader, as chairman. Represented on the committee is organized labor, business, agriculture, and every phase of California's civic and economic life. In Proposition 3 they see an opportunity to pay legislators just compensation and at the same time affect enough economies to pay for that increase. "Everybody is for Proposition 3 and nobody is against it." This most unusual situation arises because Proposition 3 at the same time gives us better legislators, pays them fair compensation, reduces the cost of state government to the taxpayers, and provides conditions which will give us better government. "Thus we see, under Proposition 3 everybody wins, and nobody loses." Proposition 3 will raise the pay of state legislators from $100 a month, set in 1924, to $300 a month. At the same time it limits the expenses of legislative committees by limiting the time within which these committees must act and report. In 1949, $1,420,900 was appropriated for such expenses. We can easily see how the savings in the proposed limitation will reduce cost of state government. "Better government is encouraged by the provision of Proposition 3 that regular sessions will be limited to 120 calendar days and budget sessions to 30 calendar days. This will encourage streamlined, business-like procedures, giving us better laws." President Can Delete Lemons From Tariff Cut President Truman still has authority to delete lemons and their by-products from the schedule of the reciprocal trade agreement cutting tariffs on $212,000,000 in goods imported to the U.S., Robbins Russell, general manager of Mutual Orange Distributors, advised California and Arizona lemon growers this week. The world tariff conference agreed to cut the U.S. import duty on Italian lemons 50 per cent despite evidence from U.S. lemon shippers that production in this country is generally in surplus. The tariff now stands at 2½ cents per pound and will be cut to 1¼ cents sometime after January 1. Under the new tariff regulations Italy can ship up to 5 per cent of the estimated U.S. lemon tree crop for the 1950 calendar year at the reduced rate. Any portion over 5 per cent will be at the 2½ cents per pound rate. "The president still has authority to delete lemons from the schedule before issuing his proclamation—expected soon after January 1," the M. O. D. head said. "Consequently, California and Arizona growers should write the president, their congressmen and senators urging that such action be taken," he added. Rendezvous ballroom, Balboa. The dance will be the final activity of the day. The exact schedule, paradise route and traffic pattern will be announced in the Gazette next week. Prize Goes to Edison Company In competition with several hundred other utilities throughout the United States, the Southern California Edison Company just won the 1949 Socrates award of Public Utility Ad-Views magazine, a yearly award made to the leader in public advertising judged by a board of advertising executives. The Edison Company's newspapers were awarded the most "Socrates" points during the 12 months from October, 1948 to October, 1949. Points were as signed each month's advertisements on the basis of ideas to sell goods or services, layout and illustrative techniques, and general effect on the company's relations with the public. Many of these prize-winning display advertisements have appeared in issue of the Anaheim Gazette during the past year. Public Utility Ad-Views review the newspapers of every metropolitan center and hundreds of small cities, as well as advertisers and direct mail material submitted by electric, gas and street railway companies, in conducting the contest throughout the year. BABY RUTH Mr. and Mrs. James Ruth, 315 South Rose street, Anaheim, became the parents of a baby daughter who arrived Saturday at Fulton General hospital. EHLERS KEYS BIOCYCLES SAW FILING LAWNMOWERS Sales and Service Repairing and Welding 419 W. Center Phone 2759 Anaheim Better government is encouraged by the provision of Proposition 3 that regular sessions will be limited to 120 calendar days and budget sessions to 30 calendar days. This will encourage streamlined, business-like procedures, giving us better laws. Urgent Need For Discarded Furniture Exists Emergency need for discarded furniture of all kinds is being told this week by Brigadier Fred Ohrn in an appeal to the public for donations of no-longer-wanted articles to the Salvation Army social service center serving this area. Brig. Ohrn, manager of the service center, revealed that increased calls for assistance due to rising unemployment rolls coupled with chill fall weather has depleted the furniture supply on hand at the center for refurbishing. In order to maintain the program of providing employment for the needy and handicapped, ever increasing amounts of castoff materials must be brought into the center's workshops, he said. He stressed also the acute need for warm clothing and shoes during this season. Red Shield trucks from the Salvation Army center will stop at homes and offices to pick up unwanted articles, the manager emphasized. Residents and businessmen may request a truck stop for pick-ups by telephoning Anaheim 4631. Needy and handicapped persons are given a new chance to earn their way through the self-help program of the Salvation Army social service center, Brig. Ohrn Newport Vets on Observance dates for the grand parade to of the Veterans Day observance planned for November 11, of next week, by the New-Marbor Veterans, Incorporate poring in daily. Lighting the parade will be colorful floats, large militias and sparkling martial to be played by several known bands from the New-Sea. Slate Fish Fry Overs of aquatic cuisine will treat when the fish fry be noon. This culinary event continue throughout the afternoon to allow ample time for large crowd of spectators and guests to eat and drink. Rinks and games for adults featured during the after-hours the Ruby building start-out 1 p.m. Special children's variety show is arranged by the enter-ment committee. The event represented with the cooper- of Mrs. Newman of Santa the show will be followed tests for youngsters up to of 14 years. Stone and his well-western orchestra will be lying for square and mod-cing at 8:30 p.m. in the various ballroom, Balboa. This will be the final activity day. Exact schedule, parade and traffic pattern will be preceded in the Gazette next Hanson Heads Xmas Seal Sale Campaign Harry L. Hanson, Santa Ana investment securities broker, was this week named chairman of the 43rd Annual Christmas Seal Sale Campaign by Mrs. Wayne Reaf-snyder, President of the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health association. Hanson is widely known thro'out Orange county for his long time record of public service. He holds a Civil Service Commission appointment as Chairman of the Opportunity Bond Drive in Orange county, has been a director of the Red Cross, Community Chest and other public Service Organizations. Hanson was an official of the First National Bank of Santa Ana for 36 years and is currently a member of the William R. Staats Company firm. He is a member of all the Masonic organizations, including the Shrine and is a member of the Elks Lodge. Said Hanson on his appointment, "The experts tell us it is possible to wipe out tuberculosis in the next ten years if an all out TB Program is undertaken and adequate facilities provided. Every citizen of Orange county is now called upon to help rid ourselves of this dreaded disease which takes more lives in the productive years between 15 and 34 than any other disease." "Last year in Orange county 43 people died of TB and 173 cases were found. The full hearted support by the public of the Tuberculosis association program, by the generous purchase of Christmas Seals and Christmas Bonds, is a way of protecting our homes and families from TB. Buy and use these Seals. The campaign starts November 21 when Seals will reach Orange county homes by mail," he stated. 2,096 Unemployed File Claims at Santa Ana Office Sacramento, (WNS)—The Santa Ana department of employment office reported 2,096 claims filed for unemployment insurance during the week ending October 1 a department report issued too indicated. Out of this total, the department paid 1,475 claims. For the entire state, 199,717 claims were filed during the week compared to 151,942 for the same week a year ago, and 223,587 preceding week. The department paid 145,525 claims in all its offices, compared to 91,383 for the same week a year ago, and 165,071 the preceding week.. The drop, it was indicated, resulted from the October 12 holiday. 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