anaheim-gazette 1950-11-30

Utah Scientists Proffer New Concept In Medical Battle Against Disease SALT LAKE CITY (AP)—A new concept of disease was described at the college of medicine of the University of Utah today. Some dramatic experiments show disease to be a battle between the body's connective tissues and germs or other causes of illness. State Governing Costs Boosted by Building Boom SACRAMENTO (AP)—Post-war building pushed California’s state government costs over the billion dollar mark in the 1949-50 budget year. State Controller Thomas H. Kuchel reported the total today as $1,049,993,161. Part of that figure is an estimate. Kuchel figures $14,000,000 will be needed to pay bills which were not filed with his office before last June 30. The 1949-50 cost is about $183,000,000 more than 1948-49. And 25 years ago, Kuchel added, governmental costs amounted to $73,796,621. The state had a population of 4,750,000 then compared with better than 10,500,000 now. The 1949-50 state revenues totalled $839,172,144—about $51,500,000 more than the previous year. Most of the difference between income and outgo was made up by In this new concept, connective tissues even take part in healing cuts and bruises. Connective tissue is the largest single material forming our bodies. Without it we would be jelly. This tissue takes many forms, from ligaments, membranes and the walls of blood vessels to the binding threads in fat, muscle and bone. Only hair and nails contain no connective tissue. The experiments were done by Dr. T. F. Dougherty, professor of anatomy. He stopped inflammation of all sorts by giving extra amounts of the hormone cortisone. Cuts failed to swell or inflame. Redness of hives disappeared. Inflammation due to allergies disappeared. This stopping of inflammation, Dr. Dougherty said, is not necessarily a good thing, and in fact may be very bad. He used large amounts of hormone to find out what was going on. Inflammation, he explained, is the body's first reaction to protect itself. Red and swollen tissues are the sign that white blood cells have rushed to the sites of trouble to phagocytize, or swallow, the germs and other rains caused business to pick for the Walker Brothers—of Anaheim and Delbert of Lerton. They're sewer contractors, y'know... Doc Wickett was rather jubilant when walked down the gangplank at the Lurline docked at Wilmington. The Placentia Orchard Co., active and party spent an short vacation in Hawaii...ry Schneider, Nick Winger, John Bushman assisted Evans, district biologist of state division of fish and in erecting those loose-rock in Holy Jim canyon to provide additional pools for trout ing... Floyd Darby, the attendant who bilked Mrs. Antoinette Rington of a portion of the 10,000 estate left by her father late Chris Johnson, San Francisco theater owner, died in an early hospital... The Fullerton H Band—which boasts number Anaheimers—won first place its division in the All-Woman band review at Long Beach Congratulations!... Carl Athe tree surgeon, has become beekeeper so he can keep The 1949-50 cost is about $183,000,000 more than 1948-49. And 25 years ago, Kuchel added, governmental costs amounted to $73,796,621. The state had a population of 4,750,000 then compared with better than 10,500,000 now. The 1949-50 state revenues totalled $839,172,144—about $51,-500,000 more than the previous year. Most of the difference between income and outgo was made up by the use of $172,000,000 from post-war reserve funds. This money was used for public works and bond interest. Nearly half the money spent was in the form of grants to local governments. These allocations accounted for $492,445,355. State operations cost $331,116,637, and capital outlay $227,040,473. The local grants were split up like this: Education $238,249,296. Shared revenues $131,792,746. Social welfare and public health grants: $91,309,971. Public works $31,279,279. Accountant Plans Open House Dec. 2 C. O. Garshwiler, local public accountant, will hold an open house next Saturday, 1 to 5 pm, at his new office, 1081 N. Palm st. During the past three years Garshwiler has been located at the office of M. E. Beebe and Co., 116 So. Los Angeles st. Attributes of the new office include off-street parking and a spacious location. It has been designed for accounting processes and income tax consultation. Garshwiler has spent the past 40 years in Southern California. Part of this time was spent in making studies of accounting at Los Angeles City College and at the University of California at Los Angeles. Twelve years were spent in government and private auditing before going into business for himself. Two and a half years of this time was spent with the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Farm Center Plans Christmas Dinner A turkey dinner and Christmas party are in store for the Anaheim Farm Center on Tuesday, Dec. 12. Time is 6:30 p.m. Place is the high school cafeteria. Guest speaker will be S. Macon Cowles. Orange Presbyterian church, who will give an inspirational Yuletide address. Young People's department will entertain with a humorous skit; Santa will be there for the kids. Music will be provided by the Fremont Choral group. Charge for dinner is 50 cents per plate, children under 10 years free, according to Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Bose and committee. Reservation deadline is Dec. 4. Lennie Merullo of the Cubs made four errors in one inning in a game in 1942 to set a major league record for shortstops. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, Nov. 16, 23 and 30, 1950.) NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE On December 14, 1950, at 11:00 o'clock a.m., at the main entrance of the City Hall in the City of Anaheim. In the County of Orange, California, Peyton H. Moore, as trustee substituted in the place and stead of Southwest Title and Tax Company in lergies disappeared. This stopping of inflammation, Dr. Dougherty said, is not necessarily a good thing, and in fact may be very bad. He used large amounts of hormone to find out what was going on. Inflammation, he explained, is the body's first reaction to protect itself. Red and swollen tissues are the sign that white blood cells have rushed to the sites of trouble to phagocytize, or swallow, the germs and other substances causing trouble. This swelling is caused by the connective tissues. Cortisone stops the inflammation by acting directly on connective tissues. The important discovery is this fact of direct action by cortisone on connective tissues. That changes the picture of body defense. It has been supposed that cortisone directly attacked the causes of the diseases for which this hormone is a remedy. But under the new concept cortisone goes to connective tissues to help those tissues minimize the strain on them by disease. PROFILES—Pfc. Benjamin Russell, county health officer ported two more mild polio bringing the total in the county to 55 this year. Taxes easier to collect. At least what one gathers from real Tax Collector Don Mozley's port. He's going to collect 147,694.24 in all. That's a d'oough, y'might say. Porry T. Jones, Mister Tennessee Southern California has formed the Annual Mid-Winter Netney. At least it isn't getting big city publicity splurge it did. Anyhoo it doesn't matter Bill Cook, Anaheim's able coach didn't enter anyone in Fullerton event. John Schulz Santa Ana lad, is the only On county entrant still remaining. PREMATURE—Jack Rice believes General Douglas Macau was a leetle bit premature his statement that "the would be home by Christine He says: there ain't no S Claus when it comes to war. FOOTNOTES—Afton Reine an Anaheimer with a response job. He's paymaster for Los Angeles City College and at the University of California at Los Angeles. Twelve years were spent in government and private auditing before going into business for himself. Two and a half years of this time was spent with the Bureau of Internal Revenue. XMAS PORTRAITS Need Not be Expensive The pictures taken today bring happiness and memories toorrow. We have all sizes at very reasonable prices. See us today. Exclusively with us SAWYER $200 VIEW MASTERS ... An ideal gift for children... shut-ins... the whole family. Sawyer View Master $95 PROJECTORS ... Sawyer View Master $100 REELS ... 3 for See our Beautiful hand painted scenic California Photos. Why not a new picture this Xmas? High Grade Kodak Finishing Using Fine Grain Developer SPEARS Photo Shop 117 S. Los Angeles Lennie Merullo of the Cubs made four errors in one inning in a game in 1942 to set a major league record for shortstops. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, Nov. 16, 23 and 28, 1950.) NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE On December 14, 1950, at 11:00 o'clock a.m., at the main entrance of the City Hall in the City of Anaheim. In the County of Orange, California, Peyton H. Moore, as trustee substituted in the place and stead of Southwest Title and Tax Company in that substitution of trustee recorded August 11, 1950, in Book 2054 at page 328 of the Official Records of Orange County, California, under that deed of trust made by Paul E. Johnston and Gloria D. Johnston, husband and wife, and recorded on August 22, 1949, in Book 1891 at page 457 of the Official Records of Orange County, California, given to secure an indebtedness in favor of United Savings and Loan Association now owned and held by United Savings and Loan Association by reason of the breach of certain obligations secured thereby. notice of which was recorded on August 11, 1950, in Book 2054 at page 983 of said Official Records of Orange County, California, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale without warranty as to title, possession or encumbrances the interest conveyed to and now held by said trustee under the said deed of trust in and to the following described property situated in Orange County, California, to-wit: Lot 100 in Tract No. 1202 Recorded in Book 37, pages 27 and 28 of Miscellaneous Manuscripts of Orange County, California. For the purpose of having obligations secured by said deed of trust, including fees, charges and expenses of the trustee, advances, if any, under the terms of said deed of trust, interest thereon, and $7795.24 in unpaid principal of the note secured by said deed of trust with interest thereon from the first day of December, 1949, as in said note and by law provided. Dated November 14, 1950. PEYTON H. MOORE, Trustee. PEYTON H. MOORE, Attorney, 817 Roosevelt Building. Los Angeles 17, California. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 350 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Center Anaheim PREMATURE—Jack Rice believes General Douglas MacArthur was a leetle bit premature but would be home by Christmas. He says: there ain't no Claus when it comes to war. FOOTNOTES—Afton Reine is an Anaheimer with a response job. He's paymaster for Foods Inc. He has an able assistant in Ralph Petty who, while he steps out with his wife, fell, is invariably looked upon—you see Mr. and Mrs. are midgets. Last summer they played the part of pig in a moompicher . . . Arvel Paris is a natural-born executive. He was a leader while attending high school and college. A thing that man tackles is being successful . . . Al Foer Founder of Foster's Sand Gravel Co., built himself a mansion atop a hill. Now someone building themselves a home or looking Al's. Al don't mind much! He's got a 'For Sale' out already. Jack Prizer, who Placentia Orange Growers has taken in several other publications is a student of modern literature. He reads all the sellers. REMEMBER—Don't sell the emy short, you'll be disappointed if you do. Give him credit if he doesn't measure up to expectations, you'll be pleased surprised. During the past generation, forest economy of the nation been emerging gradually from one supplied by virgin forests one of reliance upon growing timber as a crop. Retail Food Prices Change Little By The Associated Press Retail food prices showed very little change this week. Eggs turned lower after rising as much as 10 cents a dozen last week, and were marked down two to six cents in many stores. Some beef cuts were boosted a few cents a pound. Even in produce departments, changes were mostly minor. Cabbage, potatoes and tomatoes were a little higher most places. Brussels sprouts, carrots, cucumbers, iceberg lettuce, peppers and sweet potatoes a trifle lower. The week-end storms which disrupted transportation and closed stores in several states had only slight effect on food supplies or prices, agriculture department markets analysts in New York reported. "Trading in perishable foods slowed almost to a stop in many marketing centers as housewives apparently stayed home and fed their families from stocks on their shelves and in home freezers," one said. A spokesman for the federal-state frost warning service in Florida—important source of the nation's citrus and winter vegetable supplies—said considerable damage was reported to tomatoes and some damage to pole beans and eggplant on the lower west coast. But otherwise, high winds, dry air and smudgepots kept freezing temperatures from doing widespread harm, he said. Damage to citrus "probably was very light, generally confined to tangerines." Prospects are good for adequate meat supplies in the months ahead. R.C. Pollock, general manager of the national livestock and meat board, reported. Discussing the situation at the international livestock exposition in Chicago, he said increased supplies in the last three months of this year should boost the 1950 meat output to around 22,400,000 pounds, or about 700,000,000 more than last year. Here are the foods headlined on the agriculture department's national list of plentifuls for December: hens, broilers, fryers, turkeys, pork, fresh and frozen fish, cheese, cabbage, carrots, onions, Irish potatoes and sweet potatoes. Also apples, cranberries, oranges, grapefruit, eggs, honey and peanut butter. Riverside Park For AAF Advisor Themed to the idea Air Force leaders can best in a fully round ity, plans for a citizen the Air Force Academy Board to locate military flying academy March Field-Camp near Riverside, we completion today. Oscar A. Trippet, dent of the Los Angeles of Commerce and of the Air Force Academy of Southern Californian nounced that the board on Dec. 13 would March Field-Camp one of 29 "finalist lots of more than 300 or so posed by every state in The citizens' communicated by the Chamber posed of representation entire Southland, place key officials of aviation and civic ins meet with the selec and "demonstrate the of Southern California Air Force development said. Go to Church S A spokesman for the federal-state frost warning service in Florida—important source of the nation's citrus and winter vegetable supplies—said considerable onions, Irish potatoes and sweet potatoes. Also apples, cranberries, oranges, grapefruit, eggs, honey and peanut butter. FREE 2 NO-DR Handy companions a sure spring top the last drop e Cotton Waffle Electric Thermostatic heat indicator tells you just when to toast sandwich or pour waffle mix. 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Trippet, vice-president of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the Air Force Academy Committee of Southern California, announced that the site selection board on Dec. 13 would visit the March Field-Camp Hahn area, one of 29 "finalist locations" out of more than 300 originally proposed by every state in the Union. The citizens' committee, organized by the Chamber and composed of representatives of the entire Southland, plans to invite key officials of aviation, educational and civic institutions to meet with the selection board and "demonstrate the magnitude of Southern California interest in Air Force development," Trippet said. Go to Church Sunday County Farmers Tab Production, Marketing Men The farmers of Orange county have selected and elected the directors and committeemen who will be in charge of the 1951 Agricultural Conservation and other programs affecting farmers in connection with the Production and Marketing Administration of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The elected officers will assume their duties on January 1. The new directors or county PMA committee as the body is properly designated, held their first organization meeting and elected Eric E. Eastman as executive secretary; Inez Kogler as treasurer; and Vera Jewell as assistant treasurer. The elected county PMA committee consists of the following members: R. E. Beem of Smeltzer, a bean and sugar beet grower, chairman; Stephen Griset of Santa Ana, a field crop producer, vice-chairman. Adolph Friend of Esperanza, a cattleman; Glenn Harris of La Habra, citrus grower, and George D. McGrath of San Juan Capistrano, citrus grower, are the remaining members. This body is responsible for the administration of federal agricultural programs in Orange county, including anticipated assignments in connection with the National Defense program pertaining to agriculture. The Orange county office is located at 622 No. Main st., Santa Ana. XMAS BAZAAR Friday, December 1 Ebell Clubhouse Lunch Continuous from 11 a.m. Sponsored by Presbyterian Church On Sale—Tea Towels, Novelties, Baby Gifts COUNTRY STORE will sell Fruits, Jellies Xmas Decorations, Bakery Goods SURPRISE PARCELS for sale. Also White Elephant Counter NO-DRIP PITCHERS Handy companions made with sure spring top—snips off the last drop every time. Waffle Iron Electric Grill Use one pitcher for waffle batter—the other for syrup. $995 50¢ DOWN A WEEK Here is a handsome twosome! Virtually an all-purpose cooker made of shiniest chrome with cool, attractive wooden handles. 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