anaheim-gazette 1951-02-27

Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Schultz Grew To Vital Indus By I One of Anaheim's LOCAL INDUSTRIALIST—Top picture shows the interior of Schultz Tool and Machine Manufacturing Co. at 495 E. La Palma ave. Lower picture shows the owner and manager, Oscar Schultz, at work on one of the shop's turret lathes. (Gazette photos by Bradley) ALPHA BETA OPENS NEW ARCADIA STORE The Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., will open the 23rd unit of their Southern California chain at 20 W. Foothill, corner of Santa Anita ave. in Arcadia March 1, 2 and 3. Having operated in Southwestern California cities for the past 40 years they are now in the midst of the greatest building campaign in their history. This is the first of two stores which will be opened in Arcadia this month and the first of four new stores to be opened in the first six months of 1951. Overnight Service! Schultz Grew To Vital Industry By I. One of Anaheim's very important under the Schultz Tool and Mfg. 495 E. La Palma st. The Schultz company 1944, when Oscar Schultz with one screw machine, years later, according to S. the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and the city government made a move to this city trictive that he packed up shop and moved in 1947. Today Schultz's machine jammed into a large quonset on the northeast edge of Anaheim and steel and sheet metal the site, ready to become a addition to the present work. From a single screw inside the shop has grown to the where it now produces all component parts, oil drilling refinery parts, precision steel dials for all types instrument panels and equipment, and hydraulic acting cylinder valves accurate within 1/200,000 of an inch. One of the products turned by his shop which Schultz exhibits with pride is a fully matte mechanical telegraph. Chrome-plated and shiny, the instrument is not only beautiful but is practical to an extremum gree. "You can drop this key in water, leave it there for then pick it out, dry it off and ahead and use it." Schultz plained. "Electronic keys are and they are a marvel of ingenuity and speed, but they lack the gedness of one of these imments." At 35, Schultz has had 25 Overnight Service! for California Shippers by Santa Fe Truck Fast new Santa Fe freight truck service offers overnight handling between Los Angeles, San Joaquin Valley and San Francisco Bay area. Morning and afternoon deliveries from Los Angeles to San Diego, San Bernardino and intermediate points. Santa Fe's experienced freight agents and 110 agency L. G. SILLS, DIV. FRT. AGT. 121 E. Sixth St., Phone MUtual 0111 LOS ANGELES 14 W. E. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station, Phone 3107 ANAHEIM TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Truman Requests 2-cent Post Card WASHINGTON (AP) — President Truman today asked Congress to double postal rates on second-class mail and increase from one to two cents the cost of carrying a postal card. These were among the recommendations made in a message aimed at wiping out the bulk of the present postal deficit, which should not be borne by the general taxpayer." He listed among his recommendations for eliminating the bulk of the deficit: 1. Raising the cost of post cards from one to two cents and laying first class mail rates unchanged. 2. On second-class mail rates: "If the rates are doubled—which is the least that should be done" the general taxpayer would still be "subsidizing second class mail to the extent of more than 60 per cent of its postal cost." 3. Mr. Truman said the minimum rate on circulations and advertising matter should be increased from one to two cents. Mrs. Luce to Speak At SAHS Forum Mrs. Clare Beath Luce, internationally famous author, journalist, editor, war correspondent, playwright, political figure, and convert to Catholicism, will be the speaker at the Jane Tucker forum this Saturday evening, March 14 at the Santa Ana high school auditorium. The lecture will start at 8:15 p.m. Mrs. Luce's topic is, "The Quality of Greatness." Her thesis is that our history is actually the biography of great men. She will discuss the attributes of the world's outstanding men and women—and what made them great personalities. After the lecture she will answer questions from the platform. 22nd Amendment Schultz Grew from One Machine To Vital Industry in Seven Years By LEONARD KREIDT One of Anaheim's small industries which will become Schultz Grew from One Machine To Vital Industry in Seven Years By LEONARD KREIDT One of Anaheim's small industries which will become very important under the latest defense production setup is the Schultz Tool and Machine Manufacturing Co., located at 95 E. La Palma st. The Schultz company had its beginnings in Orange in 1944, when Oscar Schultz owner and manager, set up a shop with one screw machine. Three years later, according to Schultz, the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and the city government made a move to this city so attractive that he packed up his shop and moved in 1947. Today Schultz's machines are omitted into a large quonset hut on the northeast edge of Anaheim, steel and sheet metal are on the site, ready to become a large addition to the present works. From a single screw machine, the shop has grown to the point where it now produces aircraft component parts, oil drilling andinery parts, precision marked delials for all types of instrument panels and other equipment, and hydraulic actuator cylinder valves accurate to within 1/200,000 of an inch. One of the products turned out by this shop which Schultz exits with pride is a fully automatic mechanical telegraph key. Some-plated and shiny, the instrument is not only beautiful, but is practical to an extreme deepe. You can drop this key in salt water, leave it there for days, pick it out, dry it off and go ahead and use it." Schultz extended. "Electronic keys are made they are a marvel of ingenuity speed, but they lack the rugness of one of these instruments." 35. Schultz has had 25 years of mechanical and machine tool experience. He was 10 when he began scraping babbitt metal in motor bearings for an outfit in Madison, Wis. That humble beginning led to further work as a mechanic and eventually led to his first machine shop job in 1934. Schultz has nothing but praise for Anaheim's constant wooing of industrial concerns: "Exidently the City of Anaheim and its Chamber of Commerce realize something that has been missed by some other Orange county cities—that non-seasonal industries are necessary as a stable base for prosperity; that the seasonal citrus industry is not sufficient to insure a steady market for the goods and services of Anaheim businessmen," he explained. "Due largely to the foresight and effort of city officials and the town's booster organization, Anaheim is in a position to land far more than its share of war production work," he continued, "and the result will be increased prosperity for its citizens during a time when living costs will be higher." Mrs. Lucas' topic is, "The Quality of Greatness." Her thesis is that our history is actually the biography of great men. She will discuss the attributes of the world's outstanding men and women — and what made them great personalities. After the lecture she will answer questions from the platform. 22nd Amendment Continued from Page 1 bly had approved earlier, 29 to 12. At least two other states were also near ratification votes—Minnesota and Maryland. The Minnesota legislature had suspended the rules to schedule a vote this afternoon in the hope of becoming the 38th and deciding state to act. The amendment has been before the states since March, 1947. 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