anaheim-gazette 1950-12-15

8 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1930 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA DIPLOMACY ON THE ROAD — George Allen, U. S. Ambassador to Yugoslavia, tilts wine bottle as Mrs. Allen waves, in toast to newly-wed couple on a road near Rijeka, in accordance with tradition that anyone meeting a wedding couple on road should drink from happy pair's bottle. Here's the Dope On Registration Of Automobile Owners of non-resident vehicles who expect to register them in Aircraft Company Displays Latest In Mechanical Calculators LOS ANGELES (F)—Northrup Aircraft, Inc., comes up today with the latest in those robot brain machines. This one looks like a kitchen differential analyzer." You could pick it up for about $30,000. With optional accessories, the cost runs close to $150,000. Here's the Dope On Registration Of Automobile Owners of non-resident vehicles who expect to register them in California next month are advised to consult immediately with the department of Motor Vehicles at 405 S. Main, Orange, regarding requirements. A. H. Henderson, director of motor vehicles in Sacramento, explained this will enable such owners to assemble all necessary papers and thus avoid delays and possible penalties. In general, owners of non-resident motor vehicles must present a title and registration card from the state of registration. If from a non-title state, a completely documented chain of ownership of the vehicle must be presented with the registration card. Lacking either a title or a documented chain of ownership, such owners may submit an indemnity bond for the value of the vehicle. The department also will issue, if desired, a "no ownership" registration which enables the vehicle to be operated in California without issuance of a pink ownership certificate. The department is currently mailing potential registration cards Aircraft Company Displays Latest In Mechanical Calculators LOS ANGELES (F)—Northrup Aircraft, Inc., comes up today with the latest in those robot brain machines. This one looks like a kitchen stove, has a ladylike name, and can do the same work as the warehouse sized models used by a few large universities. Northrup engineers call it "Maddida," pronounced "Mad Ida." They say it can predict the best design for an airplane or ship, navigate and guide a rocket to the moon, operate a factory production line, or solve in a few seconds mathematical problems so complex it would take months or years to work them out on ordinary calculating equipment. The full name for the little gem is "magnetic drum digital differential analyzer." You could pick it up for about $30,000. With optional accessories, the cost runs close to $150,000. Earlier jumbo affairs sometimes occupy entire buildings and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Some whoppers have 18,000 vacuum tubes or require hundreds of motors to drive moving parts. Maddida computes with fewer than 100 tubes and has only one moving part. The works are packed into a cabinet of about the same dimensions as a pinball machine. The first model was built for the experimental towing tank of the Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, N. J. It will be used to predict the best design for ship hulls and waterborne projectiles. U.S. production of mustard seed reached a peak of 73,000,000 pounds in 1941 but dropped to 11,000,000 in 1949. Buy Her Diamond NOW For Christmas TODAY'S TERMS: No Down Payment Pay Next Year ONLY BLUE WHITE DIAMONDS AT HARTFIELD JEWELERS 108 West Center Street Phone 2085 Est. 1905 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1950 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER 1950 DECEMBER 1950 S M T W T F S ... ... ... ... ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ... ... ... ... ... ... TONIGHT'S T'NIGHT — Anaheimers will have their radios tuned in on Harry S. Truman's National emergency address at 7:30. The president will tell us what most of us already know but don't want to hear. PASSING PARADE — Jimmy Duval has had more than his just share of tough luck. The 20-year-old Anaheimer recently had his foot crushed and t'other day Frank Lucas, a 71-year-old retired oil worker, ran into his gravel truck . . Jackie Warner, Los Angeles Angel baseball scout and Don Stewart's glorified officeboy, stopped at Fullerton t'other afternoon to confer with J. F. Lemon regarding the 1951 spring training activities. Wonder if anyone is going to train in La Palma Park? Penney Employees Get Xmas Bonus The board of directors of the J. C. Penney Co. has authorized a special Christmas payment of an amount equal to two weeks pay for all full-time associates who have been employed for a full year of 1950 and proportionate amounts for extra and part-time associates and those employed less SAVINGS BOND SALES Sales of U.S. Savings Series E, in Orange county in November were $188; it was announced today by L. Hanson, county chairman. Hanson disclosed that all denominations, E, F and the same period were $199. Total sales for the first 11 months of 1950, January through February, amounted to $3,704.8 Penney Employees Get Xmas Bonus The board of directors of the J. C. Penney Co. has authorized a special Christmas payment of an amount equal to two weeks pay for all full-time associates who have been employed for a full year of 1950 and proportionate amounts for extra and part-time associates and those employed less than a year. All Penney associates except management staff members, whose earnings are determined largely by the company's long-standing profit-sharing plan, will share in the payment. Oscar C. Solter, manager of the J. C. Penney store in Anaheim announced that the Anaheim associates received their special payment at the store's annual Christmas party last night at the Elks club. He said the company president, A. W. Hughes, in a letter to store associates, pointed out that the payment was "based upon the results attained for 1950. An extra payment of this sort for a company of our size represents a very large amount. The possibility of similar payments in future years will continue to depend upon the results attained in those years." Mr. Hughes added: "We are happy that the company is able to recognize associates efforts in this special, substantial manner in addition to the regular company provisions for associates benefit, which include the Sick Benefit plan, the Gratuitous Death and Dismemberment Benefit plan, the Thrift and Profit-Sharing Retirement plan and others." Big Acre Ranchers Meet in Stanton A group of 16 ranchers, 10 of whom represented the Farm Bureau with Brent Wahlberg as chairman, selected because they own large groves in the zone of influence of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce, met Tuesday evening with the chamber sanitation committee, G. W. Irwin, 2nd vice-president presided over the meeting. FEATURETTE—Johnny Adams is quite a sportsman. He is an expert with the rod or reel; but the other day while starting a gas engine of one of those old Olinda oilwells, he received the surprise of his life when he stared into the face of a rattlesnake which was siestaing on the engine. BREVITIES—Mrs. Mary Nyboe, the ex-firechief's wife, is recovering from an injured shoulder. Dr. Shelby Corlett will be an Anaheimer for another three years. The able minister's contract was renewed this week. Howard (Gene) Menges was one of 258 to graduate from San Jose State college. The able, Anaheim athlete will embark on a coaching career—Uncle Sam'l permitting, a-course. Ted Scott who studied journalism to become a writer is a radio announcer in Hawaii of all places. Frank F. Juarez, the Chapman ranch irrigation expert, is one of those devout individuals who annually builds a Nacimiento and has the traditional Christmas celebration of romantic old Mejico. Acting Firechief Ed Stringer will get to act like a fire chief when they get him a car... congrats to the Gazette for digging up the interesting little story. Dan O'Hanlon, Northern Orange county's leading Democrat, got a nice publicity break with the Christmas card he and R. Z. Gaiser have been sending each other for 25 years. Jewell Owens is expected to give Fullerton Hi its third Southern California grid championship. Ted Kuchel was on the 1918 Big Red Team that won the first title; Frank Del Giorgio, Meet in Stanton A group of 16 ranchers, 10 of whom represented the Farm Bureau with Brent Wahlberg as chairman, selected because they own large groves in the zone of influence of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce, met Tuesday evening with the chamber sanitation committee, G. W. Irwin, 2nd vice-president presided over the meeting. Hal Eastwood has Alfred Stock and Lee Benson as associates on the sanitation committee. It was decided to have a repeat meeting in January at which Lowell McLean, engineer from the office of J. R. Lester Boyle would be present to answer questions from the ranchers as to how the proposed joint water and sewer district would be formed. An agreement was reached to form the district where there is a concentrated population and try to skirt the large groves and farms who feel that, unless they should decide to subdivide their land, sanitation is not an immediate problem. Many would like water but without sanitation. However, it is more economical to have the engineer go into both matters at the same time. The JOS sanitation plan for Stanton stated the district to be from Euclid to Holder and Lincoln to Chapman at a cost of almost $75,000. The chamber is desirous to drop almost 4000 of the 7000 acres to form a small district and thereby keep the cost down to a minimum. Tom McElheny and Kenneth (Tub) Chesley, Anaheimers, were members on the 1927 champions. REMEMBER—A successful failure is a fellow who turns failure into success. KEEP YOUR PARTY OUT OF THE AUTO LOS ANGELES (AP)—The National Safety Council today asked businessmen not to serve alcoholic drinks at Christmas parties. It is recalled that 11 persons were killed in accidents and 83 persons arrested for drunk behind the wheels of their cars on Christmas eve, 1946. San Marino is the oldest and smallest republic in the world. TRICKS OF TRADE — American Humane Association wagon perform during association's Los Angeles convene wagon with reins controlled through a slot in front of the to show association members that film animals are treated kindly. SAVINGS BOND SALES Sales of U.S. Savings Bonds, Series E, in Orange county during November were $185,226.06, was announced today by Harry Hanson, county chairman. Hanson disclosed that sales in denominations, E, F and G, for the same period were $190,126.06. Total sales for the first 11 months in 1950, January through November, amounted to $3,704,800.36. CHRISTMAS GIFTS for the Gardener Tools for easier work especially that new DOUBLE DUTY ELECTRIC HEDGE TRIMMER and LAWN EDGER the "MAGIC WAND". Two tools in one for only $17.95. 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