anaheim-gazette 1951-03-09

Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Special Service At Calvary Baptist A special membership program is planned by Pastor Bob Kevorkian for Sunday, 11 a.m., at the Calvary Baptist church located on the corner of Broadway and Citron. Every member and friend of the church is particularly urged to be present for this important service. Pastor Bob will continue in his series of sermons on "Portraits of Christ", this week speaking on Luke during the evening service at 7:30. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. A Junior church is held in the morning for the children and during both services a nursery is maintained. RADIO AND TELEVISION KLAC... 570 KIEV... 870 KNX... 1070 KGEE... 1380 KFI... 640 KHJ... 920 KXLA... 1110 KOWL... 1580 KMPC... 710 KFWB... 520 KPOX... 1280KTED... 1520 KECA... 790 KFVD... 1020 KFAC... 1530 KPMO... 1600 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part—T.E.D. FRIDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. KLAC—News Sports KFI—Picture Wire KMPC—Help Wanted KECA—News KHL—Mark Trail KNX—Ed R. Murrow KFWB—Red Bowe KFAC—Serenade 4:30 KLAC—Jamboree KFI—News KMPC—Ray Gram Swing KECA—Elmer Davis KNX—Tom Harmon KFAC—Cate Ugust KMCP—State of Song KC4—Chet Huntley KHI—Chryse Beatty KNX—C. Collingwood KFAC—Who Bill Club 5:45 KLAC—Sam Butler KFI—Blanchewich KMPC—Top Tunes KCDA—Bob Carrred KFAN—Frank Goes 8:00 P.M. KLAC—Music News KFI—One Man's Family KMPC—Richard Diamond KECA—Magazine Theater KNX—Lowell Thomas KFWB—News Club KFAC—Concert 7:00 P.M. KLAC—News Crosby KFI—Life of Riley KMPC—Music KECA—Boxing KHL—Hidden Truth KNX—Command Theater KFAC—Serenade KLAC—Music News 1:30 KFI—Sports KECA-Sports Music KFI—Coach Kids KFWB-Join Opportunity KNX-Woman's Forum KFAC-Echo & Encores 7:43 KFI-Income Tax KMPC-Red Cross KFWB-Rosary Hour 8:00 P.M. KLAC-Music News KFI-One Man's Family KMPC-Richard Diamond KHI-Magazine Theater KNX-Lowell Thomas KFWB-News Club KFAC-Consert 9:30 KMPC-Dance Time KECA-Armstrong, S.B.I. KHJ-Army Air Show KFWB-News KNX-Belah 9:45 KFWB-In Hillywd. KNX-Club 10:00 P.M. KLAC-News, Ottis KFI-Reporter KECA-KNX-News KHJ-Love Mystery KNX-Norman KFAC-Music, Crossroads 10:15 KFI-Virgil Pinkley KHJ-Prank Edwards KECA-Dr. Balles KNX-Bob Elson 10:36 KFI-Johnny Murray KECA-Orcch KHJ-Louiseone Gal KNX-Starlite Salute KFWB-Gene Norman 10:45 KFI-Sports 11:00 P.M. Anheim Gazette by JOHN NEUBAUE He that planteth here watereth are one, every man receive his own reward. I 3:4-9 ANNIVERSARY—On Mar 1862, the Confederacy's Men engaged the Union's Monitors the first naval engagement between iron-clad vessels. VIGNETTE — Fullerton college has dominated the jage scene year after year it was not until last year it tradition was born. When A. L. (Lucky they called him) guided the destinies of Ye jacket cagers, champions weren't novelties. Then when big man passed from the Alex Omalev, a dramatic and former motion picture player, took over. Under his tion the Hornets sparkled. Lev's team took the champion during his first year as a coat but more than that, his team tablished a tradition when his torious cagers grabbed him tossed him into the pool.year when the Swarm climbed the Eastern conference pen they repeated the ceremony. Omalev was prepared—the we sweat shirt and a pair of garees for the dunking. Last TONIGHT Friday, March 9 5:00 P.M. KNBH (8) - Tele Comics KTLA (8) - News, Music KCRA (7) - Foreman Club KTY (11) - Big Ridges KLAC (12) - Al Jarrys KNBH (4) - Golling Hayes KTLA (3) - Police Call KNBH (4) - Woody Doody KTLA (5) - Cowboy Thrill KTY (9) - News KTBL (2) - Preview, Carnival for Kids KCRA (7) - Sandy Strong 6:00 P.M. KTBL (2) - West. Cavalcade, The Fugitive KTLA (8) - Crusader Rabbit, Bubbles Club KCRA (7) - Space Patrol KTY (11) - Dirty, Dirty KLAC (13) - Hawthorne & Bogert KTCA (7) - Tom Corbett, Space Crew KTBA (4) - West. Serial Boots & Baddie KTLA (5) - Time for Beany KCRA (7) - Foreman Publicity KTY (9) - Armed Forces Report KTTV (11) - Film Oddities KNBH (8) - Eimer Personnel KTLA (5) - Hardy Hints KCRA (7) - Paye Emerson KTTY (11) - Jarman With Harmon KLAC (13) - Take 18 7:00 P.M. KTBL (2) - Hollyrd Road to Pane KNBH (4) - Laural & Hardy KTLA (9) - Newreel KCRA (7) - Academy Theater, "Out of the River" KTPI (9) - Reserve KTTV (11) - Pet Erch, KLAC (12) - Baron Leone Party KTLA (5) - One Buddy KNBH (4) - Good Egg KNBH (4) - News, Weather KTLA (5) - Charlie Chase Comedy KCRA (7) - Life With Linkletter KTTV (11) - News KLAC (13) - Hall Champ KNBH (4) - Roberta Quinn KTBL (2) - Mamma's, Peegy Wood KNBH (4) - Lee Goben Presents KTLA (5) - Harry Owens, Royal Hawaians KCRA (7) - 20 Questions KTPI (9) - Film "Birth of a Star" KTTV (11) - Pl. Page Detective KLAC (13) - Golf Clinic KLAC (13) - Sports KTSL (2) - Mystery Movie KNBH (4) - Victor Borge KECA (7) - Show Time, "G. Washington Slept Here" KTTV (11) - Man Against Colonies KLAC (12) - Wrestling 9:00 P.M. KNBH (4) - Henry Morgan KTLA (5) - Pilim, "I Meet My Love" KECA (7) - Playhouse, Valley Porgue KTPJ (9) - Film, "South of Panama" KTTV (11) - Ford Thestr., Golden Mouth 9:00 KTSL (2) - Pilim KNBH (4) – Big Story 10:00 P.M. KTSL (2) – Peter Potter KNBH (4) – Carvalcade of Sports KECA (7) – Penthouse KTTY (11) – News Real KTTV (11) – Club Time 10:30 KNBH (4) – Who Said What KTAJ (4) – Meet in Hollywood KECA (7) – Crusade in Europe KTTV (11) – Ada Leonard Show 11:00 P.M. KNBH (4) – Broadway Open House KECA (7) – Champagne Party, News KLAC (13) – George Roberts LTAC (13) – Alice Breaker LTAC (13) – Movie Mal. KECA (7). LTAC (13). Bill Anson TOMORROW KNBH (4). Western Film, "Frontier Justice" KTLA(5). 10:00 News, Music 10:00 Trends, Treats 11:00 West. Adventure 12:00-5:00 Movie Mal. KECA(7). 11:00-O.Kay 11:30 Paul Whiteman Tee Club 12:00 Girls Named Smith 12:00 Cover Times Square 1:00 Acrobat Ranch 4:20 Pilim—Yukon Flight KTPJ(9). Silent KTTV(11). 3:15-Serenaide 3:20-Southland Parade 4:20-Pooh Parade KLCAC(13). 4:20-Put Kids 4:20-Pilim—Border Vengeance CLOSEUPS—Curtis Horn says, takes his fraternal wives seriously. That's the way all brothers should... Fire. Ed Stringer and Police Officer Mark Stevenson are getting jump on other cities by putting Anaheim civilian defense fighters and policemen there their paces. As far as we know Anaheim is the first to buy down to the serious work of trying for any eventuality. Horton undoubtedly will write chapter in jaysee track-and-draw annals at Santa Ana. John W expects a lot from the Anaheim... Haven't heard anything about Alex Maese, the Anaheim youngster who had aspiration become a jockey. But they tell that Merlin Volzke, Orange's pint athlete, has traded his silks for a rifle and a uniflame. Dorothy Kuchel was one Fullerton Hi's girls' league representative to the Phoenix convention. It's been 10 years since Coule Mack and his Phil delphia Athletics trained in beating La Palma park. A lot of helpers remember the banquet in honor of Mr. Baseball that Baseball didn't attend... In dentally, George Caster, who now the White Sox batting-pitice pitcher, was a member of the SATURDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAC-Haynes at Reins KMPC-Story Groun KFI-KECA-KEL-News KFWB-Bill Leyden KPAC-Consert 7:15 KFL-Platter Party KMC-Step Records KJL-Breakfast Gang 8:30 KMPC-Story Book KECA-Bob Garred KNX-Frank Goes 7:45 KMPC-Star Time KHI-KFAC-News KECA-Me Rooh Today KNX-Top of Morning 8:00 A.M. KLAC-News, Stocks KFI-Ash Andrews KMPC-KFWB-News KJL-Lee Nichols KNX-Let's Pre tend KPAC-Church KPOX-All Nations Bible 8:15 KLAC-Haynes KMPC-Markets, Sports KHI-New KFWB-Bill Lyden 8:30 KLAC-News KFI-Ed McConnell KMPC-Business Report KECA-Dann KFI-Haven of Rest KNX-More Booth Theater Roeoseolt 9:45 KHJ-Extra Time 10:00 A.M. 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KLAC-News, 370 KMQC-Mc Chandler KIJ-Air Force Hour KNX-Protect, League KFWB-Bill Anson KFAC-Mattinee 2:15 KIAC-S70 Club KIJ-Bandstand 2:30 KNX-This Is Living KECA-Tea & Crumpets KIJ-Oa. Crackers 3:00 P.M. KLAC-News, Sports KMPC-Magic Melody KECA-Jr. Junction KFWB-Peter Potter KIJ-Dunn on Disce. KNX-Cross Sec. U.S.A. KFAC-Opsc. 3:20 KECA-Spouse Patrol KNX-This Is LA. KIJ-Sports 3:45 KFAC-Lyrics & Chorus 4:00 P.M. KFAP-Potter 4:00 P.M. KFAP-Bandstand 4:20 KMPC-Rancho Grande 4:30 KMCP-Amer. Farmer 4:40 KMCP-John Flynn 4:50 KMCP-Near News 4:60 KMCP-Masterpieces 4:75 KNX-Income Tax 4:85 KHJ-Hemingway 4:95 KLAC-Stars of Week 5:00 KECA-Santa Anita 5:15 KBJ-Sports 5:30 KBJ-Paul Masterson 5:45 KBJ-Blind Artists 5:65 KLAC-Racing 5:75 KBJ-Twin News 5:85 KBJ-Red Rows (C) - 1961 by Universal Radio Features Synd. Tom E. Danson HORIZONTAL 1 Pantry 7 Assigned service 13 Ear-minded 14 Of the same age 16 Verbose 16 List of errors in writing 17 Fruiting spike 18 Masculine name 20 Shortly 21 Military househouse 24 Intercept 27 Accessory of court costume 28 Covered speaker 33 Constellation 35 Lusterlessness 38 Accessory of court costume 39 Purnish a new staff Evangelistic meeting 41 Ancient Irish capital 44 Direction 45 Violent purpose 48 Officer of the king's stable (Hist.) Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ANNIVERSARY—On March 9, 22, the Confederacy's Mermae managed the Union's Monitor in first naval engagement beween iron-clad vessels. IGNETTE — Fullerton junior girl has dominated the Jaysee scene year after year, but was not until last year that a edition was born. When Arthur (Lucky they called him) Nunn died the destinies of Yellowset cagers; championships aren't novelties. Then when the man passed from the scene, Omaley, a dramatic coach former motion picture bifferer, took over. Under his direction the Hornets sparkled. Omales team took the championship his first year as a coach— more than that, his team essisted a tradition when his vicious cagers grabbed him and died him into the pool. This when the Swarm clinched Eastern conference pennant, repeated the ceremony, but Omaley was prepared—he wore a hat shirt and a pair of dunners for the dunking. Last year MEN BEWARE! SHE CAN SHOOT—Carol Barnett is only 17, and as anyone can plainly see, she girl, but she's dynamite with a rifle. Last Saturday she won the trophy she is receiving above Mrs. Cora Waters, AUHS Girls' Rifle Team coach, for high-scoring girl out of some 200 contest. Observing the ceremony are, from left: Lynda Bennett, Marguerite Parry, Jean Brookman, LeiLattin and Anita Blanchard. Gazette photo by Kru Fremont findings Speakers from the Anaheim Carol Barnett Cops Shoot Troop For the first time in the life of Anaheim Union high school girl has brought home the for high scoring girl for the in a regional rifle shoot. Carol Barnett, daughter and Mrs. Claudia C. Barnett THE Hornets sparkled. Omaha team took the championship, giving his first year as a coach—more than that, his team eschewed a tradition when his vicious cagers grabbed him and fed him into the pool. This war when the Swarm clinched Eastern conference pennant, repeated the ceremony, but Haley was prepared—he wore a shirt and a pair of dunces for the dunking. Last year ruined a perfectly good suit establishing a tradition. LOSEUPS—Curtis Horn, they takes his fraternal work mostly. That's the way all lodge members should... Fire Chief Stringer and Police Chief Stevenson are getting the job on other cities by puttingheim civilian defense firefighters and policemen through their paces. As far as we know,heim is the first to buckle in to the serious work of training for any eventuality... Cliff Don undoubtedly will write a letter in jaysee track-and-field at Santa Ana. John Ward gets a lot from the Anaheimer Haven't heard anything else at Alex Maase, the Anaheimer gster who had aspirations to be a jockey. But they tell us Merlin Volzke, Orange's half-athlete, has traded his bat silks for a rifle and a uniform Dorothy Kuchel was one of Barton Hi's girls' league representatives to the Phoenix connoisseur. It's been 10 years Couple Mack and his Phila-ia Athletics trained in beau-la Palma park. A lot of Ana-ers remember the banquets nor of Mr. Baseball that Mr. Ball didn't attend... Inci-ly, George Caster, who is the White Sox batting-practicer, was a member of that same gang of A's... Frank Gabler is working out with the Angels at Fullerton. He was in line for the job Castor got. "That's a good job," Gabler said as he told about pitching batting practice. "It pays $4000 a year, and all you do is throw 30 minutes a day. There's no pressure — no responsibility—that's what makes it nice." PEOPLE—They say that Chuck Burrows and Rodger Glenn are lads who are destined to do things agricultural-wise... Well, then, so are Louis Stevens and Robert Van Dyke. They are a couple of fine lads who are actively engaged in bringing fame to Anaheim's future farmers... Lee Hanson will tell you that the time when it was an insult to call a man a farmer has long passed. A farmer to day, is a scientist... Mutt Manos might not be a 600-bowler, but he enjoys the game a whole lot more than some of the experts... Al Cotter is a fair-and-midlin' bowler. He's a mighty nice guy't boot... John C. Tuffree's shoes will be hard to fill. After 30 years with the Anaheim Union Water co., he steps aside and lets someone else try to fill his shoes. Tuffree knew what water really meant to Southern California. In passing let us congratulate him on having done an outstanding job and wish him happiness and contentment. NITECAP—No man has been able to steal a kiss without an accomplice. Seaweed is processed for the production of such things as agar-agar, idine, cattle feed and manure. Speakers from the Anaheim Tabernacle spoke at an assembly Tuesday morning. They were Mr. Herman Voss, Mr. Don DeVoss and T. W. Wilson. The Pathfinder staff will present a skit to the P-TA on March 13, to show how the Pathfinder is published. The eight scenes to the skit are as follows: 1. writing assignments, 2. giving assignments, 3. getting assignments, 4. finding ideas, 5. handling in assignments, 6. proofreading, 7. mimeographing, 8. putting the paper together. Front hall exhibit cases boast of an arrangement of steps taken by the editors of the Pathfinder in publishing Fremont's weekly sheet. The Easter issue came out yesterday. Monday, the eighth grade social studies classes saw slides on all the California missions taken by Mrs. Bonney last summer. This correlated with their California history course. School was dismissed early today to enable the students to attend the Lincoln school Kite Day. A skit from the high school junior play will be given Monday afternoon in the Fremont auditorium. Wednesday, Mrs. Dietmeir's science classes were shown slides on the Work of Water and The Life of the Western Mocking Bird. Last Tuesday the boys' C basketball team went to Fullerton to play and lost 33-24. High point men for Anaheim were Fred Fischle and Jerry Saunders. The same day the girls' volleyball teams of Wilshire school and Fullerton came with three teams to match Fremont. Fremont won six out of nine games. Monday, the C's basketball tournament is starting at the Fremont gym. Carol Barnett Cops Shoot Troops For the first time in the city of Anaheim 'Union high school girl has brought home the first for high scoring girl for them in a regional rifle队. Carol Barnett, daughter of Mrs. Claude C. Barnett S. Palm st., yesterday reeled from Mrs. Cora Waters, co-author of AUHS Girls' Rifle team in inch trophy for her feat, accited at the 16th Quarterfinal Shoot of the Southern formia Junior Rifle League, fillate of the National Rifle队. Medal winners from the nists' establishment on W. st., included Anita Blanchard girl, class B; Shirley Will first and second place; class Latin, second place in the Open division, and Enochson first place, class B. The match was held March the Los Angeles Police department firing range in El Mist with about 200 high school junior high school age conti- participating. Church of Christ Topic 'Excuses' "Excuses" will be the top morning worship and munion service at the Church Christ, 408 E. Sycamore st Sunday, it was announced by Rev James C. Dixon. The at the evening service at 7:30 will be "Unfinished Prayers." The Rev. Mr. Dixon also nounced the following scho- for Sunday services: 10 a.m., study and 6 p.m., young pee meeting. Bethel Baptist To Give Cantata Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. Bethel Baptist church will pre-the Bethel choir under the rection of Howard A. Green ("The Easter Triumph") cant. Assisting the choir will be Gooden and Esther Leuschne the organ and piano; Her Stabbert, violin and Alfred Iman, string bass. Soloiists will SF Out to Get Holdout Fletcher MODESTO (CP)—The San Francisco Seals are out today to corral their last holdout, pitcher Guy Grumpy Fletcher. Fletcher, said to be busy building a new home in Sacramento, reportedly is reluctant to start training at the Seal's spring base. Seals' General Manager Joe Orengo thinks he has the solution: Orengo says he wired Fletcher: "Your pay will not start until you are in shape to pitch. You're not going to get in shape at the expense of the club after the season starts." The next to last tardy signer, catcher Ray Orteig, penned his 1951 contract yesterday. JR. CHAMBER HOLDS REGULAR MEETING The Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce held its regular semi-monthly meeting at Lum's café last night. Two charter members — Bill Pearson and Glenn Freye — were reinstated at the meeting. Jim Auest, Ralph Moss, and Al Nelson were appointed to the attendance committee. Ted Martin was in charge of the program. The next meeting will probably be the district gathering, it was announced, to be held in Maywood. Bethel Baptist To Give Cantata Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m., Bethel Baptist church will preside-Bethel choir under the direction of Howard A. Green. "The Easter Triumph" cantata Assisting the choir will be Gooden and Esther Leuschne the organ and piano; Heil Stabbert, violin and Alfred Man, string bass. Soloists will Adeline Smith, Mary Cornell Marlyn Litz and Myra Fries. Quartet will be Myra Fries, Cornelius, Alfred Hartman Ehrhardt Hartmann. This will an outstanding musical event the forty-five choir members their voices in praise to the Lord and Saviour. The morning service will under the leadership of Dr. son Baker of the California Institute Theological Seminary. GIRL SCOUT BIRTHDAY Salutes and congratulations the Girl Scouts on their birthday will be heard this week-on several radio programs. Special party will be aired morrow at 10:30 a.m. and girls will also be honored the Jack Benny show on Saturday and on the Howdy Doody TV show on Monday. The local celebration will held in the AUHS auditorium next Friday night. FAR REACHING CAMPAIGN PRESTON, Ont. (CP)—Historical school students here set to type 2000 envelopes and folle letterheads for mailing to all mer Prestonians living on the continent in the campaign for a new arena fund. Then they type another 2000 for a future mail Farm Labor May Receive Attention From Legislature as Session Opens SACRAMENTO (PA)—The great fear of California farmers—a labor force too small to meet defense production goals—is reflected in bills introduced in the first half of the 1951 legislature. One measure, termed the California Food and Fiber Production act of 1951 (SB 1193, Hatfield), sets up a California Farm Production council. A companion bill (SB 1194, Hatfield), creates an Emergency Farm Production act. The primary purpose of both bills is to assist in the recruitment, placement, transportation, housing and sustenance of farm labor. Still another measure introduced in the Assembly, creates an eight-man Agricultural Labor Resources board to advise the governor and the legislature on farm labor conditions. The bill (AB 2547, Begin and Hansen) proposes that two county supervisors from a farming area, two representatives of agricultural interest, two labor representatives and two members of the general public serve on the board. The labor contractor legislation (SB 1199, Hatfield) broadens the definition of a contractor to include anyone who recruits, solicits, supplies or hires workers in behalf of an employer or anyone who, for a fee, furnishes board, lodging or transportation to mighty farm laborers. Don't Let Aches And Pains Make You Miserable HADACOL Has Brought Relief to Thousands Who Were Suffering Deficiencies of Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron Folks who suffer annoying aches and pains have quite a cross to bear because those pains can make them feel miserable. But now it is no longer necessary to let those aches and pains make your life miserable when they are due to a deficiency of Vitamins B1., B2, Niacin and iron in your system. Thousands of folks have discovered that the great formula, HADACOL, has relieved the real cause of their aches and pains, due to such deficiencies, and life seems wonderful once more. Mrs. Lydia Pfeifer, who lives at 3115 Third Ave., Detroit, 1, Mich., heard how many fine folks who were suffering such a deficiency found relief with HADACOL, and she tried HADACOL. Mrs. Pfeifer says her aches and pains don't bother her any more and she just can't thank HADACOL enough. Here is Mrs. Pfeifer's state- Carol Barnett Cops Shoot Trophy For the first time in the history of Anaheim Union high school, a girl has brought home the trophy for high scoring girl for the match in a regional rifle shoot. Carol Barnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Barnett of 607 Palm st., yesterday received from Mrs. Cora Waters, coach of the AUHS Girls' Rifle team an 18-ch trophy for her feat, accomplished at the 16th Quarterly Regional Shoot of the Southern California Junior Rifle League, an affiliate of the National Rifle Assn. Medal winners from the Colo-opts' establishment on W. Center included Anita Blanchard, high I, class B; Shirley Williams, II and second place, class C; Alttin, second place in the Junior En Division, and Enoch Peter-ler, first place, class B. The match was held March 3 at Los Angeles Police department firing range in El Monte, about 200 high school and senior high school age contestants participating. Church of Christ Topic 'Excuses' Excuses" will be the topic at morning worship and commion service at the Church of St. 408 E. Sycamore st., on Sunday, it was announced by the V. James C. Dixon. The topic is the evening service at 7 p.m., to be "Unfinished Prayers." The Rev. Mr. Dixon also announced the following schedule: Sunday services: 10 a.m., Bible study and 6 p.m., young people's meeting. Bethel Baptist To Give Cantata Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m., the Bethel Baptist church will present Bethel choir under the dillon of Howard A. Green in the Easter Triumph" cantata, assisting the choir will be Eva Denen and Esther Leuschner at organ and piano; Herbert Robert, violin and Alfred Hart-ler, string bass. Soloists will be two representatives of agricultural interest, two labor representatives and two members of the general public serve on the board. The labor contractor legislation (SB 1199, Hatfield) broadens the definition of a contractor to include anyone who recruits, solicits, supplies or hires workers in behalf of an employer or anyone who, for a fee, furnishes board, lodging or transportation to such workers. Another bill (SB 1198, Hatfield) provides the wages of workers employed by a labor contractor shall be paid on pay roll periods at least once a week on a business day designated in advance by the labor contractor. One piece of legislation (AB 2020, Lindsay), bolstered by an Assembly resolution favoring it, would make loans available to farmers at the rate of $150 an acre for soil conservation work. The loans, limited to $25,000 for any one person, firm or corporation, would be raised in a bond issue. A variety of bills apply to eggs and dairy products. Orange County's Greatest Home Buy! LIFETIME Homes VETERAN'S FINANCING LIFETIME Homes VETERAN'S FINANCING See Them This Week FULLERTON 721 East Chapmart Ave. AGENT AT TRACT These 3 bedroom Lifetime Homes are now under construction at this choice Fullerton location. See them—you'll love the wonderful features and quality construction. Ask about the easy terms! LIFETIME HOMES Inc and Affiliated Companies 721 E. Chapman Fullerton Ph. 2637