anaheim-gazette 1951-01-26

Fullerton Evening School Offers 47 Adult Classes, Opens Feb. 5 Fullerton adult evening college will open its doors for the spring semester on Feb. 5, offering 47 classes in arts and crafts, business education, mathematics, shop subjects and physical education, according to Logan Wheatley, director. Eight evening high school classes now in session will also be continued. Registration began Jan. 22 and will continue until Feb. 2. The adult education office is located on the front arcade of the high school administration building in the 200 block of Chapman ave. It will be open during weeks days and evenings. Courses offered in arts and crafts are: art, sketching and painting, general crafts, jewelry, lampshades, leathercraft, millinery and accessories, beginning and advanced sewing, music appreciation, writing for money, fiction and non-fiction, music, mixed chorus, piano, pottery, rugmaking, textile painting and upholstery. Business education offerings are: business, small store operation, intermediate oil field geology, real estate law, money management, salesmanship, Gregg aorhand, beginning and advanced typing. Algebra, analytic geometry, blue print and calculus will be given as spring mathematics courses. Physical education courses are physical fitness for women, folk dancing and square dancing. Other courses are: English, non-English speaking and American- Lifetime Homes Sold Out Here Moving along with Anaheim's building boom and a step ahead of government credit restrictions, the last of the popular Lifetime Homes were sold out here this week to make the second of the company's three tracts now completely sold, officials revealed today. Now only the company's Fullerton tract in the 600 block on East Chapman has homes that are available to veterans for no down payment, the Lifetime office reported. "Only a few homes remain at the Fullerton site and when they too are sold we will have no more for 'nothing down'," Henry C. Cox, president of the company, declared. Early last year Lifetime Homes opened tracts in Santa Ana, Anaheim and Fullerton totaling 1000 homes. All were of the three-bedroom, tropical modern type and available to veterans on the "nothing down" contract. The The "Unconditional Surrender" of the Axis Powers was designed at the Casablanca Conference in January, 1943. Railroad Worker And His Family Praise Hadacol Hadacol Supplies Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron, Which His System Lacked Railroad men all over the country are known for their extreme diligence and their wonderful sense of observation. Mr. G. E. Moncus/121 Columbus, Montgomery, Ala., who has had sixteen full years of fine service as a railroad flagman, is no exception. He is proud of the excellent job he is doing, and his observation powers are not limited to his job by any means. For instance, when Mr. Moncus noticed how much better his wife was beginning to feel, he decided he had better try the same thing and he, too, might feel better. Yes, Mr. Moncus started taking HADACOL and now he says: "I have lots of pop and energy and just feel good in every way." Mr. and Mrs. Moncus were suffering deficiencies of Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron, which HADACOL contains. Mr. Moncus says: "Quite some time ago I began having indigestion and sour stomach. My food just didn't digest right. I'd get a full, gassy feeling after I ate. This affected my appetite and my real estate law, money management, salesmanship, Gregg aborand, beginning and advanced typing." Algebra, analytic geometry, blue print and calculus will be given as spring mathematics courses. Physical education courses are physical fitness for women; folk dancing and square dancing. Other courses are: English, non-English speaking and Americanization, great books, elementary psychology and conversational Spanish. For further information telephone Fullerton 1783. The "Unconditional Surrender" of the Axis Powers was designed at the Casablanca Conference in January, 1943. LA Naval Base to Be Re-Established The re-establishment of the U.S. Naval Base, Los Angeles, California, effective Feb. 1, 1951, was announced today by Rear Admiral Wilder D. Baker, Commandant of the Eleventh Naval District. The new activity will become the second Naval Base under the command of Rear Admiral Baker, who also commands the Naval Base, San Diego. The Los Angeles base will include the Naval Shipyard, Long Beach; Naval Supply Depot, San Pedro; Naval Ammunition and Net Depot, Seal Beach and the Marine Barracks and Naval Station, Long Beach. Captain J. Y. Dannenberg, USN, commanding officer of the Naval Station, Long Beach, has been designated commanding officer of the Los Angeles Naval Base. He will continue to serve as commanding officer of the Naval Station, Long Beach, and will maintain headquarters for his dual command at Long Beach. The Naval Base, Los Angeles, was first established during World War II and was disestablished in April, 1950. U.S. Arctic Fighting Ability to be Shown That American soldiers can fight effectively in the Arctic will be demonstrated by Captain Bernard Nagelmann, USA, in his two-hour illustrated lecture "Arctic Warfare" to members of the Organized Reserve Corps at ORC headquarters, 1012 N. Main St., Santa Ana; California on Thursday, Feb. 8. They play Santa Ana tonight. Why not take in the game? Don't know what you're missing if you don't. Keith's boys play lot of basketball. PROFILES — Norbert Dee is the motor officer who chased on the parking meters. It is a difficult job, yet he performs duty and makes friends for Anaheim Police Department even though he has to write tickets for parking violations. Such a man is truly a credit any organization. Anaheim is tunate that it has officers him. NOTES — Bob Jaynes does want to repeat that experience being marooned in a stalledvatbr. It gives one a mighty comfortable feeling when isn't going anywhere... Anaheim can be proud of its young pet Joan Kellogg and Gretchen Clerer will represent the Tri-Y at Youth Government conference Sacramento next month. Wright and Stewart Schmidt to represent the Hi-Y... Spring of the YMCA and YWCA minds one that Tommy Thomson has 843 enrolled in Y activity Over at Fullerton they have lads in their various clubs... J. E. Strunk discovered that wastebasket is no fit place have a fire. PROUD PAPA—Carl Karch chest really expanded since wife; Margaret, presented with a set of twins' other They were an ideal pair, too boy and a girl. THISA & DATA—John O moto and Donald Ames have ed up. They're in the air fo... Earl Dierberger is one of dozen Anaheimers who were ducted this week. Daystrom-boa will miss the services of genial young man. He's the t of youngster who will succeed because he's a chip off the block—Bill Dierberger who is all right guy if there ever one. He's as good as they come Ray Wells and Joe Szuba are being "indoctrinated" by the a Might feel better. Yes, Mr. Moncus started taking HADACOL and now he says, "I have lots of pep and energy and just feel good in every way." Mr. and Mrs. Moncus were suffering deficiencies of Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron, which HADACOL contains. Mr. Moncus says: "Quite some time ago I began having indigestion and sour stomach. My food just didn't digest right. I'd get a full, gassy feeling after I ate. This affected my appetite and my weight. I was run-down, too. My wife started taking HADACOL and so did my daughter. I saw how much it had helped them, so I started taking it. And HADACOL has certainly helped me, too. My stomach never bothered me any more. I have a terrific appetite. I have lots of pep and energy and just feel good in every way. I think HADACOL is wonderful. I wish I could tell everyone just how wonderful it really is." Copyright 1951 The LeBlanc Corporation U.S. Arctic Fighting Ability to be Shown That American soldiers can fight effectively in the Arctic will be demonstrated by Captain Bernard Nagelmann, USA, in his two-hour illustrated lecture "Arctic Warfare" to members of the Organized Reserve Corps at ORC headquarters, 1012 N. Main st., Santa Ana, California on Thursday, February 8, 1951, at 1930 to 2130 hours. Also invited to attend are members of the National Guard and Reserve Officers' Training Corps. Captain Nagelmann will discuss arctic warfare of the future and the solution of its problems. He will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the arctic regions for military operations and demonstration and explain equipment and techniques designed to reduce the disadvantages of Arctic climate and terrain. ROSE BUShes Finest Quality 5 for $2.00 and up Visit Our Display Garden and Sales Room We Grow Our Own Plants California Rose Gardens AT KNOTT'S BERRY FARM DOPESHEET — Frank (W) McConnell, the kid who played in the Gazette - Cone Chevrons sponsored soapbox derby, will you that his brother, Bob Connell is back in the Navy brother, Hubert McConnell, still selling insurance until services are needed. An active serve, Hub files over Anah occasionally... Ed Wurtz Mark Petersen take their love work seriously. Any organization boasting such high caliber Helmers on its membership rate is destined to be outstanding... Gordo Lamas is making... Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER Blessed are they whose incles are forgiven—Rom. 4:7. NEWSETTE — There is a postivity that Anaheim may land 100 pay roll plant. Daystromoa is considering building a at one of two locations; of them is in Anaheim. MELLY TOPIX — The Gazettowes Douglas Preston eiler an apology. Doug said port Harbor's Tars would win Sunset League basketball. We were of the opinion Sam Keith's team was the high school quintet in Orcounty. Guess we were g. But, please, don't sellkids short. They play good netball even if they've lost uple of league games. Perthey'd play a whole lot betif they got a little support their fellow Anaheimers. They play Santa Ana tonight, not take in the game? You know what you're missing you don't. Keith's boys play a f篮球. PROFILES — Norbert DeCock the motor officer who checks the parking meters. It is a dift job, yet he performs his and makes friends for the Anaheim Police Department pretty good as a soldier. It seems that a judo instructor spotted the bulky Anahelmer and asked him to step forward. Gordo did. The instructor wanting to make an impression, tried to throw Gordo. He didn't budge him. When asked to demonstrate his judo knowledge, the ex-footballer threw the instructor—so, they made him an instructor then and there, College Students Continued from Page 1 will re-open in the last month of the college year the classification of all students who had been ordered to report for induction during the year but whose induction was postponed under a provision of the draft law allowing deferment of college students. This will open the way for a student, in the final month of the term, to pick his service as a volunUnder the original plan student enlistments would be accepted only in the months immediately prior to final month of the term. The department's new nouncement stressed that service would accept enlistonly to the extent that it were open for those who d= to enlist." 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What with half-day holidays, semester exams, and just the general confusion of everyone "hurrying and scurrying to "get my back work made up" or "finish my notebook." The drama department makes the news in two ways this week. First of all Miss Louise Hitt, AUHS drama teacher, has disclosed that the junior play this year will be "Not In a Thousand Years," a three-act comedy by E. Clayton McCarty and that all juniors will be eligible to try out for the play Feb. 1 and 2. Second is that "Balcony Scene," the one-act fantasy to be given at the Pasadena Playhouse in April by the Drama Club members will be previewed next Wednesday night at the Anaheim high school auditorium, by the faculty and the Drama club members' parents. Tuesday during recreation pe rld all Connies and Clems will be digging in pockets and searching in their purses for five-cent pieces. The reason for all this is that the Girls League cabinet members will be in the cafeteria selling cup cakes. Incidentally, the girls made the cup cakes themselves. Tomorrow night is the night! Yes, it's finally just, you might say, around the corner. I hope you all know what I am talking about, but just in case you don't, I'll tell you. I've been talking about one of the biggest events of the year—the snow ball. It's really going to be a gala affair with special winter decorations, and featured will be the music of Eustace Rojas Esquires. The dance is to take place in the Ebell club. Paul Demaree, AUHS principal, has announced that drills in preparation for atomic attack are expected to start next week. Anaheim meets Orange tonight on the Panthers court at 8 p.m. Anaheim has lost two games since Friday while the Panthers have yet to win one. That's all Tor now! Korea became a trusteeship of the U.N. by the formal terms of surrender for Japan: September, 1945. Day Tomorrow! the RIDE is a REVELATION! 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