anaheim-gazette 1951-09-10

MORE ABOUT Traffic Safety (Continued from Page 1) efforts but added that he hoped the safety pleas would not wear off after the first week of school. "I want to urge drivers to be alert throughout the entire school year," Cooke said, "That is the crucial point." Enrollment in outlying Anaheim district schools and private schools remained at nearly the same total this year as last year despite predicted phenomenal increases. Results from Savanna school had not yet been totaled. Katella took a nine student decrease with 201 enrollment compared to last year's 210. A slight increase in pupils was noted at Magnolia school with 253. Last year's enrollment was 220. Magnolia school No. 2 ended registration today with 155, about the same as last year. Cypress school recorded an increase of 25 to 50 more students than last year's total of 650. At Stanton school approximately 190 pupils have enrolled compared to about 183 last year. Zion Lutheran school has enrolled approximately 10 more pupils over last year's 103. At St. Catherine's Military academy 180 pupils entered today to opening day last year with 168. Marywood has about 100 pupils registered to date, almost the same as last year, but registrations are still coming in. Enrollment for Loara school and St. Boniface school are still unavailable. NATIONAL HOME WEEK—SEPT. 9-16 "More For Your Building Dollar" REDWOOD FENCES a solid board fence or the attractive new community fence—we can supply your needs. Reasons State Opposition to Organized real estate has posed every attempt made United States to establish expand public housing for re that are disclosed by a study the history of real propertyorship, according to William Johnson, president of the California Real Estate Association, "National Home Week message members of the Anaheim Board. "Public housing had its in medieval feudal days when 'Lord and Master' provided ing for all his subjects," Jo said. "As overlords of the main, they were the govern they supplied housing to subjects and expected in complete allegiance. "It was from the fruits of domination that America's o al stilfers fled from Europe said. 'They were seeking a other things, freedom from 'lord of the land'—the titled tocracy—and a major obj was individual land owne It was here that the decla NATIONAL HOME WEEK—SEPT. 9-16 "More For Your Building Dollar" REDWOOD FENCES a solid board fence or the attractive new community fence—we can supply your needs. 5 ft. Redwood Solid Board Fence .....$1.12 lineal ft. Includes 4x4 Redwood posts—10 ft. centers—2x4 rails —1x6 or 1x8 Redwood boards—cut to length Nails Furnished ENJOY IT NOW Pay as little as $5.00 per month Redwood Rustic Siding 1"x8", 1"x10", 1"x12" Select Heart, A, and Clear .....$210 per Thousand Cove Rustic or V Joint. A top value, especially if you plan to paint. Douglas Fir Framing Lumber 2"x4" and 1" Sheathing .....$60 per Thousand Think it's too cheap to be usable? Better look at it, and then see if it fits your needs. 125 No. Manchester Ph. Anaheim 2118 TAYLOR LUMBER CO. LOANS FOR The HOME of Your DREAMS FOR The HOME of Your DREAMS See Us for LOANS to • BUILD • BUY • REMODEL • REPAIR Come in and talk with us about your needs. There is no obligation. We have been supplying home loans to Anaheim people since 1889 OFFICERS and DIRECTORS Wm. T. Wallop—President Dr. W. L. Bigham—Vice-President Everett M. Cone—Vice-President Elmer E. Bruce—Secretary Robert S. Borden — AssistantSecretary and Manager W. B. Sheppard—Escrow Officer Dr. Charles V. Schutz—Director H. H. Benjamin—Director The SAVINGS LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATION of ANAHEIM 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM • PHONE 7283 HOME WEEK Reasons Stated for Realtors' Opposition to Public Housing organized real estate has opened every attempt made in the United States to establish and public housing for reasons it are disclosed by a study of history of real property ownership, according to Willard L. Johnson, president of the Californi-Real Estate association, in a national Home Week message to members of the Anaheim RealtyARD. Public housing had its origin medieval feudal days when the Lord and Master provided housing for all his subjects," Johnson 1. "As overlords of their domain, they were the government; they supplied housing to their objects and expected in return complete allegiance. It was from the fruits of suchination that America's origin-stillers fled from Europe," he said. "They were seeking, among other things, freedom from the end of the land—the titled aristocracy—and a major objective is individual land ownership." monthly rental subsidy at taxpayer expense. A more descriptive title," he stated, "would be 'political housing.'" MORE ABOUT Chest Drive (Continued from Page 1) and industrial solicitations are being conducted simultaneously, Gene Steck, general chairman, reported. They will continue through next week, and the residential solicitation is scheduled to start Monday, Sept. 24. "We hope that the response of all Anaheim citizens will be prompt as well as generous," Steck said, "so that the residential campaign may be completed in one week, with only necessary callbacks remaining for the first week in October." The Community Chest campaign this year was scheduled for earlier completion so that it would be out of the way when the community starts preparations for the annual Hallowe'en celebration. MORE ABOUT School Begins (Continued from Page 1) Franklin school. Charles G. Hopper received his degree in education from Sam Houston State Teachers College in Texas although he is a native California. He has had four years of experience in the elementary field and will teach the fifth grade at George Washington school. Alexander J. Lelek majored in elementary education at Long Beach State College where he graduated this past June. He is married and the father of two children. His assignment will be to teach a combined 4-5 grade class at Benjamin Franklin school. His main recreational interests are in athletics. Miss Leonora Marchant will teach the combined 2-3 grade at Thomas Jefferson School. She was born in Argentina but received her education in the Tustin schools and Whittier. She has taught in Willows and Laguna elementary schools. Mrs. Alberta Page will begin her first year of teaching in Benjamini Franklin School where she attempt vainly to shove him forward out of the death then fall back out of the split second before the crash. Reporters on the scene rallied after the fatal incident saw him Police Officer Ed Brading to headquarters a alarm for the fleeing auto With Brawn at the grim scene Officer Robert Plaisted. Thinking of your family your own home! INDUSTRIAL COMMERCE RESIDENT CONSTITUTE It was from the fruits of such nomination that America's originators fled from Europe," he said. "They were seeking among other things, freedom from the end of the land"—the titled aristocracy—and a major objective is individual land ownership. It was here that the declaration man's home is his castle came have new meaning and is so closely guarded in our constitution and law. So-called 'public housing' is "foot in the door' for return to the Old-World monopolistic control of the homes of the peo-" Johnson stated. The more public housing that is built, the more public housing employees are to lobby for still more public housing," he said. "Obviously, this creates an unending vicious circle. We believe should be stopped while we still live only 'a little socialism' in housing," he reported. Furthermore, Johnson said, public housing is not 'public' in the sense that public schools, public utilities, public highways, etc., exist. These facilities are available to use by all people," he explained. "On the other hand, government - subsidized housing projects are open only to a chosen few individuals selected by political appointees, who receive a prompt as well as generous, Steck said, "so that the residential campaign may be completed in one week, with only necessary callbacks remaining for the first week in October." The Community Chest campaign this year was scheduled for earlier completion so that it would be out of the way when the community starts preparations for the annual Hallowe'en celebration. MORE ABOUT... Admission Day continued from Page 1 state in the Union. It was admitted to the Union on Sept. 9, 1850. On some calendars the event is commemorated as a "holiday." Anaheim Resident 27 Years Passes Bacillo Jaques died at Orange County hospital yesterday. Born in 1883 in Silver City, New Mexico, he had lived in Anaheim 27 years. He is survived by four sons, Candido, Tony and James of Anaheim, and Ramon at Saugus; nine grandchildren; one brother, Tony, Silver City, and one sister, Nacaria, Silver City. Recitation of Holy Rosary will at home, 10871 Gilbert rd., tomorrow at 8 p.m. Mass Wednesday morning at Sacred Heart church. Interment at Holy Sepulcher cemetery. Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars is in charge. SILVER PLATED VESSELS POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS LOS ANGELES (P) — Silver plated platters and pitchers can be dangerous if the plating is worn, City Health Officer George M. Uhl warned yesterday. He said the department is investigating food poisoning which hit six persons who drank lemonade from a silver pitcher which showed its copper lining. The combination of copper and acid fruit juices forms a natural emetic substance which can be a dangerous poison, Uhl said. ARTIST DIES LOS ANGELES (P)—James A. Merriam, 73, well known California landscape artist, died Saturday. Miss Leonora Marchant will teach the combined 2-3 grade at Thomas Jefferson School. She was born in Argentina but received her education in the Tustin schools and Whittier. She has taught in Willows and Laguna elementary schools. Mrs. Alberta Page will begin her first year of teaching in Benjamin Franklin School where she will have the combined 2-3 grade class. Mrs. Page is a graduate of Long Beach State College. She is married and has one daughter. Mrs. Joan Schlund who did her student practice teaching at Horace Mann School this past spring will begin her first year of regular teaching in the first grade at Lincoln School. She is a graduate of Long Beach State College. Miss Anne Ulceh will teach the fifth grade at Horace Mann. She was educated in the elementary and secondary schools of Santa Ana and is a graduate of George Pepperdine College. Leslie Torre was graduated from Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, in 1948. He has had two years of elementary experience at the Century Christian School in Los Angeles. Married, he has two small children. He will teach the sixth grade at Thomas Jefferson school. Mrs. Eleanor Weems with eight years of experience as a teacher in New Jersey and Texas will teach the combined 3-4 grade at Horace Mann School. Mrs. Weems is married and has three small children. Her hobby is flying and she was an instructor in aviation during the war. Clark White will teach health, science and social studies at Fremont School. He is a graduate of the University of Southern California. Albert R. Evans, who will teach a combined 4-5th grade at Lincoln School, is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley, and has earned his Master of Science degree at the University of Southern California. He taught at Enterprise Jr. High School last NATIONAL HOME WEEK — SEPT. 9-16 How are your FLOORS? WE INSTALL HARDWOOD FLOORS of all kinds —or— 23 YEARS IN ANAHEIM SAND and REFINISH OLD FLOORS SO THEY ARE LIKE NEW HERMAN OELRICH FLOORING CONTRACTOR 610 W. BROADWAY — ANAHEIM — PHONE ANAHEIM 4324 MORE ABOUT... Steele Continued from Page 1 Cook revealed today that his company is not the only one with leases in the city. He disclosed that the Continental Oil Co. holds surface leases on about 80 acres in the northeast quarter of Section 9 and in Lot 39 of the Anaheim Extension. City Administrator Keith Murdoch stated, however, that the Continental's surface leases pose no immediate threat to the city since they are subject to Council approval and special use permit for drilling. No date was set by the Council for a hearing on the appeal, but a hearing must be held within 40 days of the meeting Friday. It is expected that a date will be set at the regular meeting tomorrow. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED REPAIRED QUICK SERVICE EHLERS LAWN MOWER - BICYCLE and KEY SHOP W. CENTER—ANAHEIM Phone: Anaheim 2258 Need an Electrician? JOSEPH A. LIEB Everything Electrical 111 East Churtee St. Phone Anaheim 2164 "Orange County's Oldest Established Electrical Contractor" INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION NATIONAL HOME WEEK SEPT. 9-16 INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION BUILD THAT DREAM HOUSE NOW Marguerite and "Rex" Coons REX CONSTRUCTION CO. 111 Elm St. Anaheim Phone 5505 NATIONAL HOME WEEK SEPT. 9-16 OWN A PART OF AMERICA OWN A PART OF AMERICA BY OWNING YOUR HOME Members of the Anaheim Realty Board believe that for real independence, you should own your own home. They are proud of the part they have taken in fostering home ownership in Anaheim. To quote Herbert Hoover: "The home owner has a constructive aim in life. He works harder outside his own home; he spends his leisure time more profitably, and he and his family live a finer life and enjoy more of the comforts and cultivating influences of our modern civilization." It is estimated that approximately 70 per cent of all families in Anaheim occupy their own homes. This is greatly above the national average of 55 per cent. The members of the Anaheim Realty Board take this opportunity of inviting all groups and individuals interested in financing, construction, furnishing, maintenance and ownership of homes to join with them in recognition of this great symbol of American enterprise. Appropriately enough, National Home Week ends on Constitution Day, September 16. Bound to a Code of Ethics, Realtors are members of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, their State Association and their local board. "BE SURE—CALL A REALTOR" ANAHEIM REALTY BOARD