anaheim-gazette 1950-08-29

Page 5 Anaheim Gazette, Tuesday, August 29, 1950 Company K Guardsmen GILBERT CEDILLO BOB LATTIMORE ALEX ESCARSEGA RUBIN RAMIREZ RUBIN RAMIREZ LESLIE CROWELL RONALD LEININGER WILLIAM CLARK PETE VERDIN DAN PHILLIPS AUGUSTINE PINEDO RICHARD ALVARADO NORMAN LEONARD Los Angeles C of C Commences Survey of Southland Fabrication Procurement officers of all the Armed Forces as well as procurement officials of general govern- Toastmasters Talk On Govt. Problems Governmental problems were the principal topics of discussion Los Angeles C of C Commences Survey of Southland Fabrication Procurement officers of all the Armed Forces as well as procurement officials of general government agencies will be supplied with complete information on the Southland metal fabrication potential when the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce completes a survey of 4000 machine shops started yesterday. The survey is being made by means of questionnaires mailed to machine shop operators. Findings of the completed survey will be placed in the hands of all private business and government procurement officers in California and, on a selective basis, to official and unofficial purchasing agents—such as those in the Pentagon and at Wright Field—nationally. About two weeks will be allowed for filing of returns before final results will be tabulated. "In cognizance of the fact that every prime contractor will have to seek firms to which he may let subcontracts, the main task before us is to acquaint potential buyers with what metal products we in Southern California can fabricate and in what quantities we can put forth products," Frank N. Rush, chairman of the Chamber's industrial development committee, declared. "It is obvious that the metal working industry is one of the most important in the mobilization effort since it is virtually impossible to name one piece of military equipment that does not have metal working parts. "The purpose of this survey is twofold: First of all, its results acquaint the potential buyer with what local machine shop operators have to offer, and second, it presents an opportunity for metal fabricators to assure themselves that information regarding their production capabilities are placed in the hands of persons who have quotas to fill." Rush concluded. Shaughnessy Sues Rams for 30 G's LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former Los Angeles Ram coach Clark Shaughnessy wants $33,157.91 from the National football league. He filed a Superior Court suit yesterday, charging the three-year contract from which he was fired last February carried a provision that the club had to pay him $30,000—equivalent to two years' salary. The other $3,157.91, he contends is due him on his 1949-50 salary. Shaughnessy got the gate after directing the Rams to the NFL's Western division title last year, but losing the championship play-off to the Philadelphia Eagles. He was replaced by Joe Stydahar. Toastmasters Talk On Govt. Problems Governmental problems were the principal topics of discussion at last night's meeting of the Anaheim Toastmaster's club No. 2 when it held an outdoor gathering at Jack Fisher park, N. Flower st., Santa Ana. The regular meeting was combined with a barbecued steak dinner at which three guests—Ross Phegly, Bartof Heuler, and Tom Wright—were present in addition to the regular members. Louis Taylor opened the speech-making with a talk on "Should We Arm Our Allied Nations?" Earl Smith followed him with "Should the State Department Clear All Speeches and Discussions on the Aims of Our Government Before They Are Presented?" Royal O. Marten asked "Do You Think That the Government Discusses the Problems With the Nation Freely?" After these Victor Heuber presented "Does a Person Ever Get Too Old to Change His Career?" Following Heuber's talk there was a round table discussion on the first three topics. Officials were Robert H. Allen, teastmaster of the evening; R. J. Allen, general evaluator; and Page Vincent, timekeeper. The club has scheduled another outdoor meeting for September 11, at which time officers for the next six months will be chosen. Fullerton J. C. Opens 1950-51 Session with Frosh Day Sept. 5 Registration week for the fall semester at Fullerton Junior College will begin with Freshman Day on Tuesday, September 5, it was announced today by Robert C. Rockwell, Registrar. Sophomores and all other former college student register on Wednesday, September 6, and all freshmen register on Thursday and Friday, September 7 and 8. Freshman Day will begin with an orientation assembly at 9:30 in the school auditorium at the corner of Chapman and Harvard avenues. Following this the freshmen will meet until noon with their program advisors for group counseling and individual advising as time permits. In the afternoon from 12:45 to 3:45 freshmen may take English and psychological tests if they have not previously done so. Lunch may be purchased on the campus by students staying for these afternoon tests. On Wednesday registration will be held from 8:00-12:00 and 1:00-4:00 for all students who have previously attended Fullerton Junior College or any other college. On Thursday and Friday freshmen will be registered at the same hours, according to the times assigned them on their notices of acceptance. Students who have not applied for admission and hence have not been assigned a time of registration should come on Friday, either in the morning or afternoon. If possible, it is best for students to be prepared to buy their books and student body tickets on the day they register. Class work will begin on Monday, September 11, at 8:00 o'clock. Garey Costa Mesa Store in Process Costa Mesa will soon join the list of county towns housing Garey Furniture stores. A building in that town, now under construction, will contain the third in the Garey chain which already includes stores in Anaheim and Santa Ana. Announcement of the new store was made by general manager Al Garey. The new store will handle the new 1951 Crosley line as well as other name brand appliances including Gaffers and Sattler, Benlix, Norge, Kelvinator, O'Keefe and Merritt and Chambers. Teenage Girls Borrow Auto For. Joyride Two Santa Ana girls, one 19 and the other 14, were in custody today following an adventure with an automobile belonging to an Anaheim man, Marvin W. Wangrud, 9741 La Palma ave., which they took from the Sears parking lot in Santa Ana and drove to San Diego, yesterday. Wangrud is an employee at the Sears store. As the girls were starting home after an afternoon's jaunt, San Diego police halted them and placed them under arrest, having received a teletype description of Wangrud's car from Santa Ana police. The girls are charged with taking an automobile without conyounger rode the bike to the girl's home where she was picked up when the older seleca car. On the way there she met a acquaintance and informed him the plans. He pleaded with him give up the notion and promise to take her to the beach if would do so. She then returned to the lot with that intention but the er girl induced her to go a with the plans. Blue Shield Names Director Roy V. Roland of California Physicians' Service, the Blue Shield prepaid health plan, has been named director of Physician Relations for the Blue Shield Medical Care Plans, national governing body in Chicago for the seventy doctor-sponsored Blue Shield Plans in the United States, Canada, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Roland's appointment, effective September 1, was announced today by William M. Bowman, executive director of California Physicians' Service, which was one of the leaders in the formation of the national Blue Shield organization. Roland has been with CPS for four and one-half years, supervising physician relations in Southern California. In his new post, Roland will travel the country, coordinating Blue Shield information and education activities with the 120,000 physician members who render service to the more than 15,000,000 Blue Shield subscribers. CPS-Blue Shield was the first statewide physician-sponsored health plan in the nation. It now serves more than 985,000 Californians and is supported by 10,-500 physician members. Nation at Glance (Continued from Page 1) tion, thus assuring the required seven votes. Only Nationalist China's chief delegate, T. F. Tsiang, was expected to vote against the Soviet proposal. Approval of the agenda is expected to lead to a demand by Russia's Jakob A. Malik, this month's president of the council, that red China be invited to take part in the Formosan discussions. This also has a good chance of approval, informed quarters said. 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