anaheim-gazette 1951-03-08

Dick Gay Sends Men into PASW Dick Gay, chairman of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Membership committee, has proclaimed the period March 7 to March 14 as "President Adolf Schoepe Week." The "PASW" is part of the chamber's membership round-up campaign. Gay stated "It is the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors' one big opportunity to demonstrate concrete support and confidence in our 1951 president." Goal of "PASW" is 16 new members, $1273.75 in increased income. Gay explained that the work so far has progressed pretty well. He said the Membership committee set out to sign up 53 new members. To date, 21 have signed. Members of the chamber are manning flying squadrons which are conducting the round-up. Don Suydam, of the chamber staff, announced today that one of the flying squadrons has reached 100 per cent of its quota in signing up old and new members in the unit's area. Members of the team are A. J. Schutte, E. R. McCoy, Floyd Heath, and Jeff Palin. Gay (a two hat man, he's also vice-president of the chamber), sent the other teams into "PASW" with these words: "Never has this Chamber of Commerce been in such a strong position as it is today. Never has a membership campaign had such outstanding response. Now is the one grand opportunity to put the chamber on a" Nine Delegates From Anaheim to Attend Y Meeting A nine person delegation of lay leaders and professional workers from Anaheim YMCA will attend the annual meeting of the association's Pacific Southwest Area Council, March 9 through 11, in Long Beach. More than 300 official delegates and registered observers representing 130 Young Men's Wilson to C Services at P The Christ for Orange Crusade will end Sunday—before Dr. T. W. Wilson, evangelist conducting theings, rips the lid off to the effects of Communism uponious thinking both her abroad. Dr. Wilson, who lived socialistic regime in England several months and likened communism in many ways his final result 40th Division Continued from Page 1 must be cleaned and inspected prior to shipment. To do the job right, many men in the regiment must work at night. The POM (Preparation for Diverse Movement) manual, which has come in for a lot of attention since the alert order, is referred to many times. Units from Orange county are 3rd Battalion Headquarters Company and Company L from Santa Ana; Company I from Orange; Company K, from Anaheim; Company M, from Fullerton. The alert order brought varied reactions from Anaheim men. They had many questions about what it is like to serve in Japan. They were especially interested in the climate in Japan. For many of them this is their first tour of overseas duty. Said Cpl. Ted L Browne of 1011 East Broadway, "When I heard the news, I thought it was just another rumor. We've had so many rumors in the past few weeks." Browne is a member of Anaheim's Company K. Sgt. Clarence B. Blackstock of 412 West Broadway, also a member of Company K, had climbed inside a field oven to clean it up. He interrupted his work long enough to say: "There's at least one thing I can say about the whole thing. We'll get to see some different scenery." Sgt. 1st Cl. Albert H. Miller of 8415 Lemon ave., revived an old World War II expression: "See you in Tokyo." The 40th Division completed basic training in January and was taking advanced training when the alert order arrived. The division's present tour of active duty Attend Y Meeting A nine person delegation of lay leaders and professional workers from Anaheim YMCA will attend the annual meeting of the association's Pacific Southwest Area Council, March 9 through 11, in Long Beach. More than 300 official delegates and registered observers representing 130 Young Men's Christian associations in California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, West Texas, Utah and Hawaii will attend the sessions. Local representatives will be Paul Demaree, Dr. Edward Jordt, Jim Morris, Bob Quist, Dave Collins, Mrs. A. Dayton Smith, Mrs. Marion Pickell, Mrs. Nan Moore and Tommy Thomason. Purpose of the meeting is to consider proposed legislation vital to all the YMCA's concerned and to provide opportunities for workshop discussions and the mutual exchange of ideas and new methods in youth work. Principal speaker at the meeting will be Eugene E. Barnett. General Secretary of the National Council YMCA and top executive leader of all YMCA's in the United States. Dr. George H. Becker, president of the Area Council will preside at the sessions. Delegates will be representing more than 175,000 YMCA members in the Pacific Southwest. Good Friday Continued from Page 1 the Rev. Daniel Miller, Wesley Methodist church. Fifth word: "I thirst," by the Rev. George Harer, Free Methodist church. Sixth word: "It is finished," by the Rev. Jonathan Davis, Assembly of God church. Seventh word: "Father, into thy hands I command my spirit." by the Rev. Frank Butterworth, White Temple church. Similar topics will be observed at the Lutheran and Episcopal services. The Lutheran service, which will be held at the Grace Lutheran church, and which will be sponsored by the American Lutheran churches of Orange county, will have as its speakers: The Christ for Orange Crusade will end Sunday—before Dr. T. W. Wilson, evangelist conducting the sings, rips the lid off to the effects of Communism uponious thinking both here abroad. Dr. Wilson, who lived up socialistic regime in England several months and likened communism in many ways title his final sermon: "Ko Then What!" In recent weeks," Wilk clared, "I've had an opportunity to talk to many veterans of Korean war—and most are of a single-opinion. That that sheer, unadulterate barism such as that reflected the Korean and Chinese red only be found in a people have been stripped of all and religious beliefs." Earlier in the series of grams, Dr. Wilson declared the current fight between own and the Russian ideology best be settled through our belief in God, adding that Lord knows all about Joel and the wrongs he is doing world today." As a result, dozens of the scattered throughout the were methodically destroy Sponsors of the program miliar with the county'sive element were quick to these factions with attentio to discourage attendance meetings being held night 804 E. Center st. Superior Court Gets Green C Mrs. Cordelia Esther Greta Costa Mesa housewife o with the murder of her month-old daughter, was h trial in Superior Court at theclusion of her preliminary ing late yesterday in San Justice court. The defense offered no mony at the preliminary b and Public Defender N.D. moved for dismissal of the at the conclusion of the case, contending that the eva was insufficient to justify Justice Howard Cameron Sgt. 1st Cl. Albert H. Miller of 8415 Lemon ave., revived an old World War II expression: "See you in Tokyo." The 40th Division completed basic training in January and was taking advanced training when the alert order arrived. The division's present tour of active duty began last September. The guardsmen reported to Camp Cooke, and a short time later the ranks of the division were filled to combat strength with draftee and volunteer "fillers" from all parts of the country. This is the third time the 40th Division has been given overseas duty. In World War I men of the 40th fought in France. In World War II they fought on New Britain and the Philippines. Later they were given occupation duty in Korea, and in 1946 the division was demobilized. It was reorganized in the California National Guard artillery was given federal recognition on October 14, 1946. Samuel Osgood was the first Postmaster General under the Constitution. He was appointed Sept. 26, 1789. Reducing FREE dem. with this ad. Cut it out now. Our Reducing Roller Machines help you lose 1 to 30 lbs. safely. Known the world over to have taken more weight from the body than any other reducer made. Reduce for spring clothes now. Bring a friend: Wear slacks. Ph. Anaheim 4793 at Brackman's Baths. Massage and Colon Irigation Health Office, 717 S. Los Angeles St. Seventh word: "Father, into thy hands I command my spirit." by the Rev. Frank Butterworth, White Temple church. Similar topics will be observed at the Lutheran and Episcopal services. The Lutheran service, which will be held at the Grace Lutheran church, and which will be sponsored by the American Lutheran churches of Orange county, will have as its speakers: First word: The Rev. Harry Stief, Grace Lutheran church; second word: the Rev. George Muedelsing. First Lutheran church of Pullerton; third word: the Rev. Arno Oberleiter. First Lutheran church of Ontario; fourth word: the Rev. Herbert Roth. Newport Harbor Lutheran church; fifth word: the Rev. George Busediecker. St. Peter's Lutheran church of Santa Ana; sixth word: the Rev. Henry Koch; St. Paul's Lutheran church of Long Beach; seventh word: the Rev. Mr. Oberleiter. The Episcopal service, to be held at St. Michael's church, has set up the following schedule of speakers: first, fourth, and seventh words: the Rev. John K. Saville, rector of St. Michael's; fifth and sixth words: the Rev. A. J. Casebeer, pastor of the Church of Christ; second and third words: the Rev. Robert Kevorkian, pas- tor of the Calvary Baptist catholic services, to be held at St. Boniface church, will offer the mass of the Pre-Sanctuary during which will be held the velling of the Cross, the Addition of the Cross, and the Stationing of the Cross. The service will be conducted by Father Maurice Father David Coleman, and er Thomas Cosgrave. THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA T. W. Wilson, standing, who has been conducting the evangelistic County crusade holds a counciling session with his chief Anaer, Dewey Lockman and Harry Fox. The three laymen have been ping the crusade operating. Wilson to Conclude Evangelistic Services at Packing House Sunday McCombs Says Continued from Page 1 Lock Co. plant in San Francisco for an example where the counterpart of a Kwikset employee being paid $1.10 is paid $1.48 per hour," he said. "Bear in mind," he said, "that those figures include the proceeds from Kwikset's profit-sharing plan." To illustrate the alleged need for job protection in the plant, McCombs related his experience when he went to work for the company in preparation for the present organization drive. "I was hired as a tool and die maker and worked in the plant nine weeks prior to our present organization effort," he said. "When I want to work, my pay exceeded that of machinists who have been working here for substantial periods of time." Although McCombs offered no explanation for the pay differential, he explained that the union considers such a situation unjust and to the detriment of the workers and therefore subject to union action. In defense of the unionization program generally, he cited the union contention that higher wages and shorter working hours, coupled with freedom from management "speed-ups" (as with which Kwikset has charged) and the abolition piecework benefits the worker as well as the individual without saddling the cost with unbearable cost load. "Kwikset produced 17 of the locks used in combat throughout the country last year," he explained. "Is it like union-scale wages could the plant's economy when outfits have thrived under contract? "As far as the welfare city is concerned, retail service establishments are to benefit when workers town in the late afternoon money in their pockets and energy left over from the day to enjoy themselves." McComb said enough employees have returned giving the union authorization representation to allow them to file for an election in this However, it would not be union's advantage to file absolute assurance that they will vote 51 per cent for Union, since a one-year-warrant must follow an unfree election result before further organization activity can be taken. Just Out! Sensational NEW Scientifically Tested SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER Cave ALL-TIMER LIFETIME GUARANTEED Just Out! 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SPADRA PHONE 480 THE TIME FURNITURE agement: "speed-ups" (an abuse with which Kwikset has not been charged) and the abolition of piecework benefits the whole city as well as the individual employee without saddling the company with unbearable cost loads. "Kwikset produced 17 per cent of the locks used in construction throughout the country last year," he explained. "Is it likely that union-scale wages could cripple the plant's economy when smaller outfits have thrived under union contract? "As far as the welfare of the city is concerned, retailers and service establishments are bound to benefit when workers go to town in the late afternoon with money in their pockets and enough energy left over from the working day to enjoy themselves." McComb said enough Kwikset employees have returned cards giving the union authorization for representation to allow the union to file for an election in the plant. 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