anaheim-gazette 1950-06-09

210 Seniors Make Up (Continued from Page 1) The graduation class is as follows: 1950 Graduating Class Jack Adams, Lawrence Allec, Joan Allen, Daniel Alva, Arlene Anderson, Muriel Anderson, Sonny Ard, Richard Arnold, Franklin Ausburn. Richard Backus, John Barnes, Jo Ann Bastian, Duane Bauer, Patricia Berry, Blothee Blelefeld, Bert Bonner, Garcia Bastick, Craig Botterer, Norma Bounds, Joann Bruce, Joe Bruce, Jerry Brunts, Henry Bryant, Charles Burges, Bill Durr, Martha Butler, Rosalie Butler. Robert Callison, Elisle Jo Campbell, Barbara Carroll, Tom Cashman, Glen Clark, Standley Claussen, Joe Clayea, Jack Cleveland, Howard Coffman, Herschel Coulter, Rose Cruz, Beverly Curtis. Druary Danker, Daryan Davis, Henry Davis, Ian Pemaree, Carol Dewell, Ernie Diaz, Ronie Diaz, Lloyd Dick, A. D. Downs, Dianna Duncan, Mitchell Duncan, Vernon Dunton, Joan Duran, Jerry Daval, Kenneth Dymmel, Frost Edwards. Dale Sanning, Wanda Pick, Hollie Flitthadley Frank, Bobbie Freese. Madelyne Gillette, Isadora Gonsales, Joanie Graham, Frances Graski. Donald Haley, Bettye Jo Hall, Roderick Hall, Milkred Harling, LaVonne Hart, T. J. Haynes, William Head, LaVonne Holthusen, Dub Helsing, Jerry Hannina, Soren Herman, Evelyn Hernandez, Jack Hersh, Ann Hetherington, Carol Hochull, Robert Hoffman, June Hokahimda, Delld Horn, Richard Hoakimaa, Wesley Hunt, Angie Hurtado, Paul Huson, Dolores Hutain. Arthur Ihnan, John Iwashita. Margaret Johns, Hease Jones. Robert Keech, Joan Kelly, Carl King, Genevieve Klirk Kenyon Kohne. Shiley Lametsa Sue Lane Ronnie Lemoke Paul Leng Eddie Diperap. Doors Open 6:15 Show Starts 6:30 Critics' Rave About Warbling or By Bob Funseh A couple of weeks ago New York Mirror columnist Nick Kenny wrote a paragraph about a cute thrush singing with the Ted Flo Rito arch. Now when Mr. Kenny speaks of someone without any prodding it means something. For the info of you natives who have never been further east than the Santa Ana River Mr. Kenny is not only a columnist of some repute but a song writer and poet to boot His column has enough reader interest that press agents are continually trying to get their client's birthday announcements in it two or three times a year. Which all tends to prove that when a young lady gets a plug—with no press agent—with no solicitation but just cause she sings sweet and Mr. Kenny happens to like it—well that means something. You are no doubt wondering why all the fuss about a warbler named Joy who sings with Ted Flo Rito and is mentioned in some Eastern typewriter jockey's column? Ah-hah that it for one Herb Lovett Kathryn Lucas Charles Lasin Larry Luts Robert Lyons Marold McCarty Carol McDermott Lawrence McGuire Sylvia Mack Ronald Maese Mary Marolf Lloyd Marshall Robert Marshall Angel Mata Curtis Meade Jay Meade Dorothy Meja Don Mayers Louis Middletoh Robert Milbrat Vernell Milla Joe Moody Donald Moore Harry Moore Herbert Moore Joe Morr Darleen Morris Jack Moynihan Rose Marie little cute Joy Lane has to be Joy Wurgraft of Palm st. and who graduated good old AUHS in 1944 please. Interested? OK. Yesterday afternoon no cause I like to talk to a woman but because I also write things about Anah terviewed this fair last comfortable confines of the home on N. Palm. The story is as follows First honors came to the sweet young age of she was named Queen of ton baby contest. At that time was pursuing a dance with Burk's Dancing Do same hamlet and not with success. For our little didn't become ours until the Wurgraft's moved heim) was signed by H and appeared in seven Gang' comedies. Right at same time she was sim lead for the Christmas the Warfield Theatre in fiscoe. And this little print wound up her childhood career by switching to lot where she assisted direction. Her stage and screen were carried one step fur her dad Bob Wurgraft her picture to adorn h products Carried the st Herb Lovett, Kathryn Lucas, Charles Linse, Larry Lutz, Robert Lyonz. Marold McCaffy, Carol McDermott, Lawrence McGuire, Sylvia Mack, Ronald Maese, Mary Marolt, Lloyd Marshall, Robert Marshall, Angel Mata, Curtis Meade, Joy Mende, Dorothy Meja, Don Meyera, Louie Middleton, Robert Milbrat, Vernell Milla, Joe Moody, Donald Moore, Harry Moore, Herbert Moore, Joe Morr, Darleen Morris, Jack Moynihan, Rose Marie Murray. Orlyn North, Bob Norwine. Robert Olhosa. Robert Padgett, Bette Palmer, Sharon Parker, Janef Parra, Marguerite Parry, John Patin, Beverly Paulus, Ramona Selridge Pater, Milton Peters, Earl Plugh. Jeneal Reeves, Carol Held, Johnny Reveles, Patricia Richards, Dean Riener, Donald Roberts, Fred Robinson, Phyllis Rogers, Betty Lou Rowlands. Joe Salazar, Bob Sallee, Jimmie Santibanez, Paul Saucedo, Bill Schaffer, Janice Selampi, Maxine Schattzen, Don Schillingi, Richard Schmidt, Gordon Schwacfer, Harry Sexton, Ray Sharp, Eleanore Shear, Shig Shosl, Betty Siema, John A. Slewerd, Robert Slewerd, Olene Simmons, Loyd Simmons, Robert Simon, Betty Jo Simmons, Bruce Smith, Henry Smith, Alfonse Solls, Don Bouge, Joan Spencer, Louise Spezia, Donna Stabbert, Mary Jean Starr, Steve Stevens, Carol Slowall, Donna Stuard. Marliane Talevich, Arthur Teague. Mary Volz. Jewel Walker, Rodrick Wallace, Jeanette Warner, Larry Weaver, Jim Webb, Jennie Welton, Jackie Whiteman, Mary Whitney, Leonard Winney, Connie Woods, Jim Wright, Bill Wyatt. Gordon Yater, Irene Tbarra. Aurora Zuniga. Certificates of Completion Albert Alphente. Don Barker, Don Barnett. Jean Flladelfla. Dorothy Graskli. Herbert Hunt. Sally Martines. YOUNG LAD INJURED James S. Phelps, 8 of 10282 Orangéthorpe ave., Buena Park, was injured accidently by a pellet from an air gun when he was playing with other boys in the Phelps home yesterday. He sustained a stomach injury but was reported today to be not seriously wounded. One of his playmates accidentally discharged the gun while closing a door. The Gold Coast of West Africa is sixth among the world's gold-producing areas. Her press agent par (Joy's daddy) in the went into the candy business started marketing Joy La He reached his heights tion when he had Joy La Kisses given away with of Eddy Howard's rec "Candy Kisses." Incide press agent business is vocation. He happens to Manager of the E. A. poration of Anaheim a c house. Among recent plaudits Joy is the title of Mi The Gold Coast of West Africa is sixth among the world's gold-producing areas. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE 1 2 3 4 5 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 38 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 HORIZONTAL 1 Tool 2 Starting point of a new period 3 Warriors of the Greek epic age 4 One of the Muses 5 Disagard 6 Doctrines 7 Garland 8 Restaurant 9 Encircled 10 Ornament by embossing 11 Wild animal 12 Newspapers 13 Cool 14 Went first 15 Self 16 Headgear 17 Convoys 18 Hull of the cotton boll 19 Antagonistic 20 Hence 21 Laira 22 Chilly VERTICAL 1 South American country 2 Myth 3 Medicinal plant 4 Low 5 Cotton fabric Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: ZA P B A R E - B O P B L X A L A N A D A M A L E O S G O R H O O Z A S U R R I O N R N B R A A O A S R N B R A A O A S P A S D O M S B A R S A R S C O G P I J B L Y D A S O M N E L L H E P E R I O N B R A A Broadway "Colt '45" Military Academy" West Coast "Tarzan and The Slave Girl" "The Golden Twenties" Fox "Comanche Territory" "Champagne For Caesar" Take Up This Year's Graduating Girl! But Warbling of Joy Lane—Discover She Is Anaheim Girl! little, cute Joy Lane happens to be Joy Wurgraft of 319 N. Palm st., and who graduated from good old AUHS in 1944 if you please. Interested? OK. Yesterday afternoon not only because I like to talk to attractive women but because I also like to write things about Anaheim I interviewed this fair lass in the comfortable confines of the family home on N. Palm. The story is as follows: First honors came to Joy at the sweet young age of six when she was named Queen of a Fullerton baby contest. At that time she was pursuing a dancing career with Burk's Dancing Dolls of the same hamlet and not without some success. For our little Joy (she didn't become ours until 1942 when the Wurgraft's moved to Anaheim) was signed by Hal Roach and appeared in several "Our Gang" comedies. Right about the same time she was singing the lead for the Christmas review at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco. And this little prima donna wound up her childhood screen career by switching to the RKO lot where she assisted in dance direction. Her stage and screen exploits were carried one step further by her dad, Bob Wurgraft who used her picture to adorn his orange products. Carried the stuff under WARREN VOTE 2,000 Governor Earl Warrenular vote soared todaylimped in from Californiamary election TuesdayDemocratic rival, Janvelt had polled moreillion. Each had alreadyparty's nominationnor. But under unique cross-fillingthe Republican incumbalso on the Democraand the late FDR'ssidedthe Republican elate Optimists H Vocalist at Regular Me Members of the Antimist club were presenavaried program atdinner meeting, inclutainment by the SchMiss Anita Schulz, on the piano bySchulz; presented varnumbers which werewed by the members an The Los Angeles Opfor Boys was visited night by a group ofmists, headed by Cliffgave a report on curties at the home. Thesented the boys with addonated by Hadley's Her stage and screen exploits were carried one step further by her dad, Bob Wurgraft who used her picture to adorn his orange products. Carried the stuff under the En-Joy-Able label. Just when we're going up fast like a meteor, Miss Joy cuts it all off by announcing that we have reached the point in her life known as "the awkward age." Comes next—lead in the Anaheim high school senior play when in a sort of prophetic role, she portrayed the part of Esie in "You Can't Take It With You"—the would-be star of the slightly dizzy family—and the prophecy is about the stardom not the family description! The year, incidentally was 1944. Our local belle transferred from the W. Center at, campus to that of the Pasadena Playhouse for a two-year stint. And when not occupied there, she sang with a variety of bands in and around Orange county. It was at Pasadena she made the break, for in 1948 Ted Flo Rito's manager saw her in a musical production and signed her to a contract. She stepped into a spot which formerly was occupied by Betty Grable and June Haver. The question of the hour?—Is Joy number three? Her press agent par excellence (Joy's daddy) in the meantime went into the candy business and started marketing Joy Lane candy. He reached his heights of promotion when he had Joy Lane Candy Kisses given away with each sale of Eddy Howard's recording of "Candy Kisses." Incidently this press agent business isn't Bob's vocation. He happens to be Sales Manager of the E. A. Silze Corporation of Anaheim, a citrus juice house. Among recent plaudits won by Joy is the title of Miss Flying CHEESECAKE—FAST AND PRESENT—Joy Lane Wurgaft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wurgaft of $19 N. Palm st., points to "cheese cake" used by her father 16-years ago when she adorned orange boxes. Now as featured vocalist with the Ted Flo Rito orchestra, her picture adorns marguerite and billboards wherever the popular band plays. Saucer of 1950 at Galveston, Texas, "Splash Day," in May. Recent recordings on the Superb label are "Are You Kissing Someone Else" and "Tool-Toot-Tootsie Goodbye." Did you know her boss wrote the latter and also "Charlie My Boy?" I didn't always thought Al Joison wrote "Tootsie" and Eddie Cantor "Charlie." A television show with her and Ted Flo Rito in top billing is in the making. In the meantime she will accompany the band for an engagement at the Mark Hopkins in San Francisco. And next Saturday she'll be making a homecoming celebration when she appears with Ted at an Anaheim Elks Dance. The future: making the nightclub circuit in a single bill stint. Hopes: Role in a musical comedy. And here's what Mr. Kenny wrote about this fair last to wit: "We heard Ted Flo Rito's band playing from Texas, via the NBC Saturday night and were amazed at the work of Ted's new vocalist, a lass named Joy Lane. Where has she been? Has her voice been recorded? If no, one of the platter companies is missing a bet. If ever I heard a million-record voice it is this little lady's. She gives "If I'd Baked a Cake," "Music, Music, Music," and such songs a new refreshing quality that is delightful to the ear. We haven't heard anything like her in many years. She is distinctive, sparkling and a FIND." end of quote. With that million dollar plug we'd like to toss in our two-bits worth, to wilt again: If her voice matches her charm and personality, she isn't a find—nope, she doesn't have to be found—for she's already here! end of my quote, end of story. Democrats Sight Victory in State WASHINGTON (AP)—The Democratic National committee today interpreted the California primary results as indicating the election in November of Democrats James Roosevelt as governor and Helen Gahagan Douglas as senator. It predicted, too, that Democrats will win a majority of California's 23 seats in the House. The lineup now is 12 Republicans to 11 Democrats. The committee said in a statement that Roosevelt's primary vote is on a "steadily rising trend" and by fall his "vigorous campaigning and a rise in the vote voting in the primary placed the Democrats in California in the "best off year election position in history and makes it probable that Democrats will constitute a majority of the state delegation in the 82nd Congress." Overall, the committee said, the California results "give clear evidence of a serious purpose by the Democratic party of the state to insure an outpouring of voters in the fall. The position of all candidates, already good, will be improved in a ratio of 3-2 as the vote grows." PLASTIC MENDER A new processed plastic tape is said by the manufacturers to mend plastic (vinyl) raincoats, aprons, shower curtains, table-tainment by the Schulz Miss Anita Schulz, on the piano by Schulz presented various numbers which were wired by the members and The Los Angeles Opener for Boys was visited night by a group of mists, headed by Cliff gave a report on currencies at the home. The sented the boys with a donated by Hadley's Boys at the home are for vacation, according by wrapping fishing rods spend their spare time, athletics, and music. The visitors include old Botts, Abe Sowder phen and Tom Yellis. Sufficient donations cured during the meet two girls to the summer Girl Scouts. The g selected by the local Council. Lloyd Paxton, of the Council, discussed the signed agreement by Optimists and the Ann Center for merging or gram with the Boy America. He commenced timists on their plans. Lyle Shafer, Anaheim Circulation Manager, the club of the effort legislators seeking to from newspaper route of the numerous boys be idle if such a law is discussed the value of bility and business gained from selling advertising newspapers. John O'Kane annoh the Huck Finn Fish would be held in Orland park under the sponsor Izaak Walton Chapter County. The Optimist donate a portion of again this year. Guests at last night included Carl Hanna of the Fullerton Opera accompanied by Bud Kear, Milt Mills, Fraud and Walter Kohlenbeck same club. Louis Larson anno Senior and Junior Opener meet Sunday morning Scout headquarters to the lot as the first veloping the grounds activities. Oscar Leeb occupies of the Hour" spot, with Allen program cha LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, May 26, 31, June 1, 2, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 1950) Advertisement for bids for: ORANGE COUNTY JOINT OUTFALL SEWER, MAGNOLIA TRUNK SEWER, SANTA ANA FREEWAY CROSSING Until 2 p.m., Friday, June 3, bids will be received by the office of the Orange County Joint Outfall Sewer located at the Anaheim City Hall, Anaheim, California (Anaheim, 7243) for the construction of the Magnolia Trunk Sewer under the Santa Ana Freeway crossing. Work will consist of the following construction items: 500 linear feet, 39" Extra strength vitrified clay pipe, complete in place; 30 linear feet, 60" corrugated metal or welded steel pipe under Southern Pacific Railroad; 81 cu. yd., concrete encasement, 2 concrete minnoles, complete. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check payable to the City of Anaheim for 10% of the estimated aggregate payments to be made under the contract. Work in accordance with Plans and Specifications, and requirements of Southern California Division of Highways and the Southern Pacific Railroad. Plans and Specifications are on file at office of Koebig and Koebig, Consulting Engineers, 488 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, California. RESOULTION NO. 1712 RESOLUTION ADOPTING WAGES SCALE FOR PUBLIC WORKS CONTRACTS BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM that in accordance with the provisions of Section 1770 of the Labor Code of the State of California, said City Council has ascertained the general prevailing rate of hourly wages and rates for legal holiday and overtime work for each craft or type of laborer, worker or mechanic needed for the execution of public work contracts within said City, paid prevailing rates so determined being as follows: Trade or Minimum Hourly Occupation Wage Rate LEGAL NOTICES Blacksmith $2.12 Blacksmith Helper 1.75 Bootman 1.82 Bricklayer 2.625 Bricktender 1.53 Carpenter 2.12 Cement Finisher 2.20 Compressor Operator 1.87 Concrete Mixer Operator—Paving Type and Mobile 2.22 Concrete Mixer Operator—Skip Type 2.00 Cutting Torch Operator 1.63 Electrician, Caple Splicer 2.55 Electrician 2.40 Pine Grader (paving) 1.67 Grader or Blade Operator (towing) 2.00 Guard and/or Watchman 1.57 Heavy Duty Repairman 2.12 Heavy Duty Repairman's Helper 1.75 Laborer 1.57 Mortar Man and Tarman 1.82 Motor Patrol Operator 1.25 Pointer—Brumh 2.00 Pointer—Spray Gun 2.25 Payment Breaker Operator 2.07 Pipefitter—Industrial 2.50 Pipefitter—Industrial Helper 1.65 Pipeline Journeyman, Foreman 2.75 Pipeline Journeyman 2.50 Dipeling Helper 1.60 Dumper and Industrial Pipefitter—Foreman 2.75 Premature and Electric Tool Operator and Tender 1.77 Pump Operator 1.87 Refracting Iron (Worker) 2.20 Roller Operator 2.07 Sewer Pipe Layer (excluding Caulker) 1.87 Sewer Pipe Caulker (using sucking tools) 1.75 Sewer Pipe Caulker—Cement Joints 1.62 Sheet Metal Worker 2.25 South Lead Operator—Kheel Type 2.00 Structural Iron Worker 2.38 Tractor Operator, Mulcher, Camper, Scraper or Drill Type Shovel on Basin Attachment 2.15 Trenching Machine Operator 2.20 Truck Drivers: Dump—less than 4 yds water level 1.65 Dump—4 yds but less than yds water level Dump—8 yds but less yds water level Dump—2 yds but less yds water level If your water level is Dumpter, Transit-Mix under 3 yds Transit-Mix, 3 yds or Trucks under 6 tons pay load Trucks, 6 to 10 tons pay load Trucks A18 to B18 tons pay load Trucks A15 to B15 tons pay load Water—under 2500 gallons Winch additional when power winch, A- or similar attachment Truck Greaser and Threnk Truck Repairman Truck Repairman Helper Universal Equipment Operator (Shovel, Dragline, Clam or Crane) Vibrating Machine Operator and Tender Washhouseman—Clerk Welder—same scale as cavern which welding is included Any classification not listed above not less than the foregoing wage as an eight-hour day for time and one-half for double time Sundays and days except as otherwise in the August 1, 1949, re-A.O.C.A.I.L.Southern Master Labor Agreementments which shall govern overtime and double time the wage scale for foremen who listed above. Property indentured any of the trades held by employed upon the project workmen subject to the of Section 1777.5 of the Labor Code, the wage apprentices to be determined through this section. BURTON Coordinating gingere. WARREN VOTE 2,000,000 Governor Earl Warren's popular vote spared toward the two million mark today as returns limped in from California's primary election Tuesday and his Democratic rival, James Roosevelt had polled more than a million. Each had already won his party's nomination for governor. But under California's unique cross-filling procedure, the Republican incumbent was also on the Democratic ticket and the late FDE's son was on the Republican elite. Optimists Hear Vocalist at Regular Meeting Members of the Anaheim Optimist club were presented with a varied program at last night's dinner meeting, including entertainment by the Schulz sisters. Miss Anita Schulz, accompanied on the piano by Wilhelmine Schulz, presented various vocal numbers which were well received by the members and guests. The Los Angeles Optimist Home for Boys was visited last Monday night by a group of local Optimists, headed by Cliff Elliott, who gave a report on current activities at the home. The group presented the boys with a dozen pies, donated by Hudley's Bakery. The NEW FURNITURE LINE—Wayne Reafanyder (left), of the Smith-Reafanyder Furniture Company, 151 N. Los Angeles points out distinguished features of a mahogany furniture piece to Miss Catharine Miller (right and in the mirror too). It is one of many pieces on display in the recently completed Drexel Gallery department of the popular Anaheim store. Open house for this and the other 12 departments of the store is today and tomorrow with a gift hunt and refreshments being planned for both days. The NEW FURNITURE LINE—Wayne Reafanyder (left), of the Smith-Reafanyder Furniture Company, 151 N. Los Angeles points out distinguished features of a mahogany furniture piece to Miss Catharine Miller (right and in the mirror too). It is one of many pieces on display in the recently completed Drexel Gallery department of the popular Anaheim store. Open house for this and the other 12 departments of the store is today and tomorrow with a gift hunt and refreshments being planned for both days. The new division of the store, devoted to the display of this nationally advertised line of bedroom and dining room furniture contains 1700 square feet of floor space. U.S. Building Strong Force (Continued from Page 1) "We must rely on the tremendous power of our industrial potential, our reserve forces, our military educational system—in fact, what we term our mobilization base—ultimately to win a war if it is thrust upon us. That is a risk that we take." In the same series of hearings, Secretary of Defense Johnson said that nothing in the military assistance program and the European Recovery effort would permit Congress, in his judgement, to cut the proposed $13,000,000,000 budget "by one nickle." Johnson said national defenses are further ahead today than ever before in peacetime. "We are tailoring our defense to fit today's situation," he said. "We are getting into condition. We are converting fat into muscle." Johnson said the Air Force "is in the highest state of combat readiness since the war." Under questioning by Senator Knowland (R-Calif.), General Bradley said that if Russia goes to war the Soviets will move in the Far East as well as in Europe. Bradley added that since it became known last September that the Russians have "solved the atomic bomb," he has been more concerned than ever over defense of Alaska. He said any increases in military outlays ought to go first to the ground forces and Air Forces in Alaska and to the radar warning net projected for that area. Soong Bolts China Party (Continued from Page 1) found copies of a petition to General MacArthur demanding a quick total peace, withdrawal of occupation forces and the release of eight Japanese convicted of beating five American soldiers during a Memorial Day communist rally. Police embarked on a nationwide search for leaders responsible for distributing similar anti-occupation pamphlets. The Nippon Times forecast "a wave of arrests of agitators." Czechoslovakia — Thirteen Czeches charged with spying for Western powers were convicted of high treason and sentenced by a three-man state court in Prague. Four defendants, including a woman, were sentenced to death. Four got life imprisonment and five prison terms ranging from 15 to 28 years. United Nations—Secretary General Trygve Lie told a news conference he made it crystal-clear during his visit to the Kremlin that he doesn't agree with the Soviet practice of walking out of U.N. organizations in protest against the presence of Nationalist Chinese. He admitted his objections to these tactics had little effect in Moscow. A Chinese, Lee Yim, introduced commercial shrimp fishing in the Gulf of Mexico during the Civil War. LEGAL NOTICES Dump—4 yds. but less than 8 yds. water level ... 1.67 Dump—8 yds. but less than 12 yds. water level ... 1.72 Dump—12 yds. but less than 15 yds. water level ... 1.80 Dumpster ... 1.90 Transit-Mix under 3 yds. ... 1.57 Transit-Mix, 2 yds. or more ... 2.00 Trucks, under 6 tons legal pay load ... 1.65 Trucks, 6 to 10 tons legal pay load ... 1.67 Trucks, 18 to 18 tons legal pay load ... 1.72 Trucks, 15 to 20 tons legal pay load ... 1.80 Water—under 2500 gals. ... 1.70 Winch, additional when operating power winch, A-frame or similar attachments ... 0.125 Truck Greaser and Thresher ... 1.75 Truck Repairman ... 2.12 Truck Repairman Helper ... 1.75 Universal Equipment Operator (Shovel, Dragline, Claimshell or Chaine) ... 2.22 Vibrating Machine Operator and Tender ... 1.77 Warehouseman—Clerk ... 1.70 Welder—same scale as craft to which welding is incidental. Any classification not listed above, not less than ... 1.57 The foregoing wage scales are for an eight-hour day, forty-hour week, time and one-half for overtime and double time Sundays and legal holidays, except as otherwise provided in the August 1, 1949, revision of the A.G.C.-A.P.L., Southern California Master Labor Agreement and Supplements, which shall govern for such overtime and double time pay and for the wage scale for foreman not otherwise listed above. Property indentured apprentices to any of the trades found above may be employed upon the project with skilled workmen subject to the provisions of Section 1777.5 of the California Labor Code, the wage rate for such apprentices to be determined as provided in this section. BURTON T. ELLIE, Coordinating Engineer. TONIGHT! And Saturday Night SMITH—REAFSNYDER'S OPEN HOUSE Featuring Our Latest DREXEL GALLERY REFRESHMENTS GIFT HUNT Bring This Number — 0763 FRIDAY 7 P.M. Bring This Number — 0940 SATURDAY 7 P.M. 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