anaheim-gazette 1951-12-11

Public Support Sought in Fight Against Muscular Dystrophy To fight the least-publicized, but most-deadly of all disabling diseases, public support is being sought in Southern California. It was announced today. It is the mystery disease, muscular dystrophy, which has a 100 per cent fatality record. As dangerous as cancer, polio, cerebral palsy, leukemia or multiple sclerosis, it is relatively unknown, although it has stricken an estimated 200,000 Americans, the majority of whom are children between the ages of 3 and 13. As part of a National Muscular Dystrophy appeal to accelerate research, $150,000 must be raised in California, according to Mrs. Martha Yorke McGeein, president of the Southern California chapter, Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America, Inc. Victims and families of victims are urged to join the drive by writing to Mrs. McGeein, in care of Muscular Dystrophy Appeal, Los Angeles 19, the only source in Southern California that can provide information on the disease. According to Mrs. McGeein, herself a victim, the stricken face progressive degeneration of muscles until the body no longer is able to fight off other maladies. Without knowledge of cause or cure, medical science is helpless to combat the disease and death is certain, usually within a range of ten years. Early symptoms include wobbly legs, lack of pep, tendency to fall down and loss of chest and shoulder muscles. One by one sets of muscles become dead. Public donations should be directed to Muscular Dystrophy Appeal, Los Angeles 19, Calif. MOD Sets Meeting In Lindsay The regular meeting of the Mutual Orange Distributors, with headquarters in Redlands, will be held this month at the cooperative's central California office in Lindsay, John M. Van Horn, secretary, announced. The business session will begin at 9 a.m., Dec. 17. The board holds its December meeting each year in the Tulare area to allow directors to acquaint themselves with crop conditions. M.O.D. markets considerable tonage from Tulare county—principally navels, which just now are being shipped in quantity. President Frank S. Gunter will preside at the meeting. Following Yule Decorations Festoon Fullerton JC Buildings Christmas nativity scenes; posters depicting Santa Claus, carvers and other Yuletide subjects; festoons of greenery and berries have appeared on the Fairlton junior college campus over the week-end to give the academy halls a festive air. The colorful decorations were placed by various student organizations, according to Miss Maureen Waters, dean of women. Each group took a portion of the campus or buildings to decorate. Organizations decorating we Kappa Lambda Signa, the Student Union; Phi Alpha Omega; the women's lounge; Association Women Students; the men lounge; the Hornet Knights; the Student Union Patio; DiGamma upstairs windows of the administration building. Theta Nu Theta members place decorations in the administrative building foyer; the Student Christian Association, the deans' offices; the Veterans Club, the interior of the commerce building; the Future Teachers, the south balcony of the commerce building and the nativity scene in the acade; the International Religious Club, the main entrance to the administration building; the Associated Men Students, the northeast entrance of that building. These decorations heighten interest in the Dickens' Christmas Carol to be presented to the city. Big Question Is How to Proceed Without Falling CHICAGO (AP)—Rep. Engle (D-Calif) said today that the big question in land and water development is "how to proceed without falling victim to complete federalization." The Californian, chairman of the House Reclamation subcommittee, said in a speech prepared for the annual meeting of the American Farm Bureau Federation that he believes the benefits of federal participation in development of natural resources can be retained without sacrificing the benefits of local participation and administration. But, Engle said, there are some people who favor complete federalization of land and water development programs of the nation on a regional basis. "They believe that state governments have outlived in a large measure their usefulness except for the exercise of police power and purely local concerns at the local level," he said. LET OLD MAN WINTER BLOW! Dust and DIRT Won't Worry You If you just bundle up the duds... and "LEAVE THEM TO RITZ" for THOROUGH DRY CLEANING We also offer the only session will begin at 9 a.m., Dec. 17. The board holds its December meeting each year in the Tulare area to allow directors to acquaint themselves with crop conditions. M.O.D. markets considerable tonage from Tulare county—principally navels, which just now are being shipped in quantity. President Frank S. Gunter will preside at the meeting. Following the business session directors from the southern part of the state will visit M.O.D. affiliated packing houses in the area. For Health, East California Fruit "A grim test makes the Washington rounds today. It is "A single atom bomb can save the country... if it is dropped on Washington." What is meant is that seemingly this is the only way to eliminate the free-spending bureaucrats who have fastened such a hold on the American tax dollar. Washington veterans can understand, although not condone, the greed behind alleged graft disclosures now making headlines. But sheer luncy, as exemplified by many bureaucratic actions, passes all understanding. That is why the saying now is: "We are used to a White House clique, a Capitol Hill clique, a military clique, and others, but now there has been added to government a St. Elizabeth clique. St. Elizabeth's is the large hospital for insane near Washington. For example, the Marshall Plan publishes many, many publications, all carrying clever little stories, ground out by hundreds of government press agents, hailing Marshall Plan accomplishments. The Marshall Plan News, an expansively printed slick paper publication points with pride that Marshall Plan dollars are now being used to rehabilitate the ancient ruins of Greece, just as new taxes bite deep into every family. Marshall Plan officials rush into print to boost about their new way of throwing away dollars. Congress, when more money was voted, was told that Marshall Plan would be changed to the Mutual Defense Assistance Plan, to aid free Europe arm for defense. The fact that Congress accepted this statement indicates even Congressmen fail to understand lunacy. And now with great pride, Marshall Plan officials rush into print to report how greatly they have helped the Austrian zither industry. A zither is a seldom used multi-stringed musical instrument. They carefully point out that Marshall Plan dollars, given to an Austrian government lending agency, financed the zither industry expansion. Undoubtedly, more zithers is just what Eisenhower needed. Divisions of men armed with zithers must be an ideal solution of Ike's problem of how to stop Russian armor. Such blatant boasting of squandering American taxes, many believe, can only come from unbalanced minds. And many a vacationing Congressman, finding constituents questioning his family for tolerating such things, will return to Washington in an ugly mood. And even though the Marshall Plan is strongly supported by a few huge corporations profiting from the billions of dollars worth of petroleum, machinery, chem- Dust and DIRT Won't Worry You if you just bundle up the duds and "LEAVE THEM TO RITZ" for THOROUGH DRY CLEANING We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County Renovating - Re-ticking RITZ CLEANERS & DYERS 307 E. Center Anaheim 3289 For example, the Marshall Plan publishes many, many publications, all carrying clever little stories, ground out by hundreds of government press agents, hailing Marshall Plan accomplishments. The Marshall Plan News, an expansively printed slick paper publication points with pride that Marshall Plan dollars are now being used to rehabilitate the ancient ruins of Greece, just as new taxes bite deep into every family. So millions of families who found new taxes in November paychecks, ruining their budgets will be made happy to know their money will go to restore ancient ruins in Greece. Still more amazing is that National Federation of Independent Business Such blatant boasting of squandering American taxes, many believe, can only come from unbalanced minds. And many vacationing Congressman, finding constituents questioning his family for tolerating such things, will return to Washington in an ugly mood. And even though the Marshall Plan is strongly supported by a few huge corporations profiting from the billions of dollars worth of petroleum, machinery, chemicals and newsprint given to nations like Yugoslavia, the force that has always saved America may strike again. That force, again mobilizing, is the common sense family of the average American. PAPAYA and its PRODUCTS at their FINEST TR6PI-PAYA KOESEL'S GIFT PACKS WITH A TROPICAL ACCENT Junction 101 Hiway & Manchester—Ph. Anaheim 4350 Open for your convenience until 8 p.m. daily Bird Injures Bus In London Fog LONDON UP—a swan flying low through a fog this morning caught a London bus—right in top deck window. When the broken glass and detached feathers had settled, a kindly passenger picked up the dazzling bird and restored it to the near-b Thames river. One bus rider was slightly culed by a glass splinter. VFW Post and Auxiliary Christmas party will be held Thursday evening in VFW hall. Remember Speed Kill! The Decorations at Boatoon Fullerton Buildings Christmas nativity scenes; post-Christmas Santa Claus, carolling other Yuletide subjects; frostos of greenery and red have appeared on the Full-Junior college campus over week-end to give the academic festive air. Colorful decorations were by various student organizations, according to Miss Martha Waters, dean of women. The group took a portion of the buildings to decorate. Organizations decorating were Lambda Sigma, the Student Union; Phi Alpha Omega, women's lounge; Associated Students, the men's room; the Hornet Knights, the St. Union Patio; DiGamma, windows of the administration building. Nu Theta members placeditions in the administration foyer; the Student Christmas Association, the deans' office of the veterans club, the institute of the commerce building; mature Teachers, the south side of the commerce building; nativity scene in the art-the International Relations main entrance to the installation building; the Assisted Men Students, the north face of that building. Decorations heighten in the Dickens' Christmas house to be presented to the com. Youthful Vendals Released on Ball Court easte ballots judge Barnet yesterday afternoon included the two boys who had swaked vace with large plate glass windows over the week end. Yesterday approximately five more complaints were made by residents who discovered small holes in their windows, just about the size of a marble. The three boys, one in juvenile home at present, used marbles as very potent weapons. William R. Loewen, 18, pleaded guilty to a malicious mischief charge and was released on a $200 ball board. He will be sentenced Dec. 14, at 9:30 a.m. Richard J. Collier, 16, was also released on $200 ball board. He will be sentenced Dec. 17 at 9:30 a.m. Carl Gaw Jr., paid $100 fine to the court yesterday for brawling in the streets. McCarthy Plays Records for Youth in NY MADISON, Wis. UPN — A brief portion of a wide recording, which Sen. McCarthy (D-Wis.) said was made at a New York meeting of left wing labor leaders plotting to wreck the author's warlord, was played at a screening last night. Background noise in the recording kept the audience from hearing clearly and several listeners staggered they could not understand it. But McCarthy identified one of the principal voices. Holstein Cattle Al Excelsior Set Produce Records A registered Holstein bull, King Piettaie Organdy Creation, and a registered Holstein Kelpian cow named Battista Valdeas Gettle Site, both owned by Excelsior Ranch Co., Ltd., Garden Grove, have brought in to their owners, according to a release from the Mollins-Friesian Association of America. Through a comparison of official production records between daughters and dams, King Piettaie Organdy Greater has been proven horribly on a production basis. Figures indicate that this bull raised the production of his daughters over that of their dams by 29 pounds of butterfat and 930 pounds of milk. High Availability Shown Statistics are available on seven pairs of daughters and dams which show that the daughters of this bull averaged 565 pounds of butterfat and 16,090 pounds of milk, as against 529 pounds of butterfat and 15,180 pounds of milk for the dams. Eleven tested daughters of this bull, including the seven superfluous above, averaged 572 pounds of butterfat and 18,800 pounds of milk. All records used in making these comparisons are adjusted to r.t. mature, twice daily milking, 365-day basis. Size of the bull was Great Home Bess Burke Pride and its dam was Fonderdale Lady Eobee. Y's Men Report Steady Christmas Tree Business With the greater bulk of stock still in storage, the Men's Christmas tree lot at Chishau and Lemon has done a great business during its first two of operation, according to chairman Harold Schnolder. The report was delivered regular meeting of the club last night at Mother's Kitchen Schneder pointed out that winds have thus far forced volunteer salesmen to keep a few trees on display but the more complete line will be able throughout this week an extensive replacement is stated to arrive Friday. More than 1000 trees will eventually be from the lot. This week Christmas music and more colored lilies will be added to the lot, he said. Program for last night's ring attended by 24 Y's Men two guests, consisted of two picture films provided by Quast. Singing was led by Tom Thomason and life story given Jack Paulus. Guests for the evening Paid Duron and Bill Gordon. Early Release Set For USAFR Office Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard officers rotated aside, who have less than 80 remaining in their service comments will be released in the Veterans Club, the inportion of a wide recording, which Sen. McCarthy (N.W.I.) said was made at a New York meeting of left wing labor leaders plotting to wreck the nation's war effort, was played at a meeting last night. Background noise in the recording kept the audience from hearing clearly and several speakers stopped they could not understand it. But McCarthy identified one of the principal voices at that of Harry Bridges, the left wing leader of the west coast lumbermen's union who has been convicted of hersey and is free on $25,000 bond. The recording was played by McCarthy for about two minutes before an audience of 200 University of Wisconsin Young Republicans. McCarthy said the meeting took place in the New York Hotel in New York and was attended by about 17 others who he planned to wreck was production by working within labor groups. SNake In The Grass Police officer Forrest Wolteron became the hero of the day yesterday afternoon when he rushed to 410 S. West st. Anaheim, and destroyed a four-foot long snake in answer to a frantic call from that address. Remember Speed Kill! MORE ABOUT... Rape Continues from page 1 house. Both attacked her there, she charged, and also took $48 from her purse. Mr. Meta told police the men threatened to kill her if she didn't submit to them. When they stopped later for gasoline at a service station in San Juan Capistrano she made her escape from the truck. She appealed for protection to two Marines in a car there, but they paid no attention to her, she said, so she found refuge in a nearby cafe. Ceneceros was picked up later last night at Stanton and denied implication in the affair. However, when he was confronted by the young woman later at the county jail he admitted participation in butterfat and 15,160 pounds of milk for the dairy. Eleven tested daughter of the bull, including seven unoffended above, averaged 672 pounds of butterfat and 14,800 pounds of milk. All records used in making these comparisons are adjusted to a mature, Twenty-fifth milking, 305-day basis. She of the bill was Great Home Beis Burke Pride, and his dam was Ponderosa Lady Fobes. State Champion A state production record has been made by the cox, who acquired the California state championship by taking the lead for all of the states' junior three year old Haltings milked twice daily in the Ten-months division with the production of 653 pounds of butterfat from 16,416 pounds of milk. Qualifications for the Ten-Month Division of the Advanced Registry include special calving requirements in addition to high production records. These requirements are intended to place emphasis on reproductive qualities as well as productive ones. Testing was supervised by the University of California, in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. TOTALEO: DUE FOR OVERHALL Angelico Sea Scouts will pull their ship, the "Rotaleo" out of the water next Friday for scraping, painting and general overhaul at Miller's Landing, Newport Beach. SCOOTER RIDER HURT Richard Espinoza, 17, of Tustin received major injuries late yesterday when his motor scooter collided with an automobile driven by P.E. White, 58, of Orange, at Second and Broadway in Santa Ana. Espinoza was taken to the county hospital. MORE ABOUT... Voting (Continued from Page 1) commands will have to decide what to do next. Essentially they have two alternatives which are already in some degree before officials here—silent but fattened and 15,160 pounds of milk for the dairy. Eleven tested daughter of the bull, including seven unoffended above, averaged 672 pounds of butterfat and 14,800 pounds of milk. All records used in making these comparisons are adjusted to a mature, Twenty-fifth milking, 305-day basis. She of the bill was Great Home Beis Burke Pride, and his dam was Ponderosa Lady Fobes. State Champion A state production record has been made by the cox, who acquired the California state championship by taking the lead for all of the states' junior three year old Haltings milked twice daily in the Ten-months division with the production of 653 pounds of butterfat from 16,416 pounds of milk. Qualifications for the Ten-Month Division of the Advanced Registry include special calving requirements in addition to high production records. These requirements are intended to place emphasis on reproductive qualities as well as productive ones. Testing was supervised by the University of California, in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. TOTALEO: DUE FOR OVERHALL Angelico Sea Scouts will pull their ship, the "Rotaleo" out of the water next Friday for scraping, painting and general overhaul at Miller's Landing, Newport Beach. SCOOTER RIDER HURT Richard Espinoza, 17, of Tustin received major injuries late yesterday when his motor scooter collided with an automobile driven by P.E. White, 58, of Orange, at Second and Broadway in Santa Ana. Espinoza was taken to the county hospital. MORE ABOUT... Voting (Continued from Page 1) commands will have to decide what to do next. Essentially they have two alternatives which are already in some degree before officials here—silent but fattened and 15,160 pounds of milk for the dairy. Eleven tested daughter of the bull, including seven unoffended above, averaged 672 pounds of butterfat and 14,800 pounds of milk. All records used in making these comparisons are adjusted to a mature, Twenty-fifth milking, 305-day basis. She of the bill was Great Home Beis Burke Pride, and his dam was Ponderosa Lady Fobes. State Champion A state production record has been made by the cox, who acquired the California state championship by taking the lead for all of the states' junior three year old Haltings milked twice daily in the Ten-months division with the production of 653 pounds of butterfat from 16,416 pounds of milk. Qualifications for the Ten-Month Division of the Advanced Registry include special calving requirements in addition to high production records. These requirements are intended to place emphasis on reproductive qualities as well as productive ones. Testing was supervised by the University of California, in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. TOTALEO: DUE FOR OVERHALL Angelico Sea Scouts will pull their ship, the "Rotaleo" out of the water next Friday for scraping, painting and general overhaul at Miller's Landing, Newport Beach. SCOOTER RIDER HURT Richard Espinoza, 17, of Tustin received major injuries late yesterday when his motor scooter collided with an automobile driven by P.E. White, 58, of Orange, at Second and Broadway in Santa Ana. Espinoza was taken to the county hospital. MORE ABOUT... Voting (Continued from Page 1) commands will have to decide what to do next. Essentially they have two alternatives which are already in some degree before officials here—silent but fattened and 15,160 pounds of milk for the dairy. Eleven tested daughter of the bull, including seven unoffended above, averaged 672 pounds of butterfat and 14,800 pounds of milk. All records used in making these comparisons are adjusted to a mature, Twenty-fifth milking, 305-day basis. She of the bill was Great Home Beis Burke Pride, and his dam was Ponderosa Lady Fobes. State Champion A state production record has been made by the cox, who acquired the California state championship by taking the lead for all of the states' junior three year old Haltings milked twice daily in the Ten-months division with the production of 653 pounds of butterfat from 16,416 pounds of milk. Qualifications for the Ten-Month Division of the Advanced Registry include special calving requirements in addition to high production records. These requirements are intended to place emphasis on reproductive qualities as well as productive ones. Testing was supervised by the University of California, in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. TOTALEO: DUE FOR OVERHALL Angelico Sea Scouts will pull their ship, the "Rotaleo" out of the water next Friday for scraping, painting and general overhaul at Miller's Landing, Newport Beach. SCOOTER RIDER HURT Richard Espinoza, 17, of Tustin received major injuries late yesterday when his motor scooter collided with an automobile driven by P.E. White, 58, of Orange, at Second and Broadway in Santa Ana. Espinoza was taken to the county hospital. MORE ABOUT... Voting (Continued from Page 1) commands will have to decide what to do next. Essentially they have two alternatives which are already in some degree before officials here—silent but fattened and 15,160 pounds of milk for the dairy. Eleven tested daughter of the bull, including seven unoffended above, averaged 672 pounds of butterfat and 14,800 pounds of milk. All records used in making these comparisons are adjusted to a mature, Twenty-fifth milking, 305-day basis. She of the bill was Great Home Beis Burke Pride, and his dam was Ponderosa Lady Fobes. State Champion A state production record has been made by the cox, who acquired the California state championship by taking the lead for all of the states' junior three year old Haltings milked twice daily in the Ten-months division with the production of 653 pounds of butterfat from 16,416 pounds of milk. Qualifications for the Ten-Month Division of the Advanced Registry include special calving requirements in addition to high production records. These requirements are intended to place emphasis on reproductive qualities as well as productive ones. Testing was supervised by the University of California, in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. TOTALEO: DUE FOR OVERHALL Angelico Sea Scouts will pull their ship, the "Rotaleo" out of the water next Friday for scraping, painting and general overhaul at Miller's Landing, Newport Beach. SCOOTER RIDER HURT Richard Espinoza, 17, of Tustin received major injuries late yesterday when his motor scooter collided with an automobile driven by P.E. White, 58, of Orange, at Second and Broadway in Santa Ana. Espinoza was taken to the county hospital. MORE ABOUT... Voting (Continued from Page 1) commands will have to decide what to do next. Essentially they have two alternatives which are already in some degree before officials here—silent but fattened and 15,160 pounds of milk for the dairy. Eleven tested daughter of the bull, including seven unoffended above, averaged 672 pounds of butterfat and 14,800 pounds of milk. All records used in making these comparisons are adjusted to a mature, Twenty-fifth milking, 305-day basis. She of the bill was Great Home Beis Burke Pride, and his dam was Ponderosa Lady Fobes. State Champion A state production record has been made by the cox, who acquired the California state championship by taking the lead for all of the states' junior three year old Haltings milked twice daily in the Ten-months division with the production of 653 pounds of butterfat from 16,416 pounds of milk. Qualifications for the Ten-Month Division of the Advanced Registry include special calving requirements in addition to high production records. These requirements are intended to place emphasis on reproductive qualities as well as productive ones. Testing was supervised by the University of California, in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. TOTALEO: DUE FOR OVERHALL Angelico Sea Scouts will pull their ship, the "Rotaleo" out of the water next Friday for scraping, painting and general overhaul at Miller's Landing, Newport Beach. SCOOTER RIDER HURT Richard Espinoza, 17, of Tustin received major injuries late yesterday when his motor scooter collided with an automobile driven by P.E. White, 58, of Orange, at Second and Broadway in Santa Ana. Espinoza was taken to the county hospital. MORE ABOUT... Voting (Continued from Page 1) commands will have to decide what to do next. Essentially they have two alternatives which are already in some degree before officials here—silent but fattened and 15,160 pounds of milk for the dairy. Eleven tested daughter of the bull, including seven unoffended above，averaged 672 pounds of butterfat and 14，800 pounds of milk. All records used in making these comparisons are adjusted to a mature，Twenty-fifth milking，305-day basis。 She of the bill was Great Home Beis Burke Pride，and his dam was Ponderosa Lady Fobes。 State Champion A state production record has been made by the cox，who acquired the California state championship by taking the lead for all of the states' junior three year old Haltings milked twice daily in the Ten-months division with the production of 653 pounds of butterfat from 16，416 pounds of milk." 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JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! I have just bought the entire stock of a bankrupt Lamp Shade Manufacturer, Hundreds of Floor and Table Lamp Shades. Lots of colors and sizes to choose from, at prices that will amaze you! COME EARLY AND TAKE YOUR PICK OVER 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. HOUSE OF LIGHTS 115 North Los Angeles St. Anaheim Ladies' Night, Christmas Theme At Toaster Meet Ladies' night was observed at the Anaheim Toastmasters club last night with a Christmas party which carried a Yulotide theme throughout the program. The invocation by Melvin Mungerson was followed by singing "Silent Night" under the direction of Songmaster Marion Pickel with Miss Katherine Steward as accompanist, after which the members and guests were introduced. Renta Vaila R. H. Allen, in the costumed role of Santa Claus, distributed the gifts brought by the various members and guests, while the group sang "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." Louis Taylor, Topic Master of the evening, then invited each person to give a story of his gift which was accompanied by no little merriment. Lewis Boys spoke on "The Spirit of the Thing" in describing the typical male problem of buying presents for the ladies and Walter Knott gave a graphic description of "An Old Time Christmas." The speakers were introduced by Guy Tester, who was Toastmaster of the meeting. The tables were decorated with holly leaves and red-berried sprays, and accentuated by tall red candles in rustic bark candle holders. The speakers' lectern was highlighted by a tall red candle with a natural bark background. Holiday Service Offered at PO The Post Office will be open at the Parcel Post and Stamps windows on Saturday afternoons Dec. 15 and 22. Christmas cards take the same rate as last year—2c unsealed. The cards can be signed with appropriate holiday greetings on them. However if messages containing news are written on the cards they become first class, can be sealed, will be given directory service and will be returned to the sender if undeliverable where the return address is given. The cards sent unseeded at the 2c rate do not receive directory service so please give as complete address for them as you know. There has been of recent years a very noticeable tendency to mail packages early. This is a great help to the Post Office in avoiding congestion in the terminals and elsewhere and it is hoped that Anaheim patrons will mail their packages early too. WASHINGTON TRIP Mrs. E. Gilson, mother of Mrs. Al Cotler, has returned to Anaheim following a trip to Washington, D.C., where she visited her son, Russell, and his family, and had the pleasure of seeing a new granddaughter for the first time. She was away seven weeks and made the trip by plane. Early Release Set for USAF Officers Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard officers rotated statewho have less than 80 days training in their service commits will be released in the near future, according to the Air Force the announcement, according to paper, was made in a radio deadcast to the field last week said the order extends to nonlar officers, the same regularity already operating for the expected active duty reserves and air airmen. because of the limited utility could be expected from perwith less than three months' time remaining, the Air Force not consider it "economical practical" to give them duty comments in this country, the announcement said. Typhoon Howls To Sea Leaving Take of Horror ANILA (UP)—A typhoon bowlout into the China sea today ing 23 dead and tens of thousands homeless in the devastated Philippines. The Philippines News Service met 200 were missing. The tropical cyclone ripped Leyte, Cebu, Negros, Paand neighboring islands MonWinds of 130 miles an hour away thousands of houses thatched huts, drove ships are, unrooted trees wholesale, essential rains flooded rivers, lying away bridges and floodsugar cane fields. Only per cent of the homes on east coast of Leyte, where typhoon first hit, were red wiped out. Inhabitants did it the "worst typhoon in memory." elve were killed and 20,000 homeless in the city of Cebu. tools were closed in Bacolod on Negros. Transportation Knott gave a graphic description of "An Old Time Christmas." The speakers were introduced by Guy Tester, who was Toastmaster of the meeting. The tables were decorated with holly leaves and red-berried sprays, and accentuated by tall red candles in rustic bark candle holders. The speakers lectern was highlighted by a tall red candle with a natural bark background, and was banked with ferns. Guests Present In addition to the wives of the Toastmasters, guests included Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Sell, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Walker of Buena Park, and Mrs. Violet Stirtx of Highland Park. The meeting was under the chairmanship of C. O. Garshwiler and was held in the banquet room of Lum's cafe. For Health, Eat California Fruit! CONQUER YOUR CONSTIPATION A remarkable medical discovery is offered in McCoy's Norm Tabs. You can quickly conquer your constipation and restore regularity. No violent purge—no muss—no fuse—nothing to mix. McCoy's Norm Tabs create a soft gel bulk and give you comfortable bowel movements. They are harmless to take over any length of time and the dose never has to be increased. Easily carried in your purse. $1 Tabs $5.90 Tabs $1.00. 260 Tabs $2.00. On sale at McCoy's Drug Store, 100 W. Center, Anaheim. FRESH WASHINGTON HOLLY and CHRISTMAS TREES 7 ft... $2.65 5 ft... $2.15 LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN! Methodist Youth Fellowship Lot LEMON AT NORTH ST. ANAHEIM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CREDIT REPORTS: On Anyone, From Anywhere Over 1300 Affiliated Businesses Covering the United States and Canada Credit Bureau, Ltd. 410 Bank of America Bldg. Phone 2248 "We keep the record" Northern Orange County INSURANCE BROKERS JAMES L. MORRIS General Insurance And Bonds III N. LOS ANGELES ST. Phone Anahim 1441 Physicians & Bargains Dr. J. W. Truxaw CREDIT REPORTS On Anyone, From Anywhere Over 1200 Affiliated Bureaus Covering the United States and Canada Credit Bureau, Ltd. 410 Bank of America Bldg. Phone 2248 "We keep the record" Northern Orange County COLLECTIONS Banded Representatives In All Cities No Collection — No Charge Northern Orange County Credit Bureau, Ltd. 410 Bank of America Bldg. Phone 2248 INSURANCE BROKERS Alfred H. Hansen WRITING EVERY FORM OF INSURANCE, INCLUDING LIFE 115 N. Los Angeles Phone 4423 FRANK TAUSCH INSURANCE Reputation — Service 275 E. Center, Anaheim Phones: Office 2401 Res. 2575 ELKS TO MEET Anaheim Elks club will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night. On the program, according to Exalted Ruler Carrol Christie, is a swiss steak dinner and plenty of good professional entertainment. Since World War II research has been carried on in Mexico to boost corn production by use of new hybrid strains. INSURANCE BROKERS JAMES L. MORRIS General Insurance And Bonds 111 N. Los Angeles St. Phone Anaheim 6444 PHYSICIANS & BURGERS Dr. J. W. Truzaw PHYSICIAN Phones: Office 321s, Res. 2010 Center & L.A. Anaheim Open Evenings and Sunday Wearings J. W. UTTER, M.D. Office Phone 3211 Residency: 1901 W. Center St. 201-202 California Bldg. Anaheim, California Hours: 11 to 12 a.m.-2 to 5 p.m. Physician and Surgeon OPEN EVENINGS SUNDAY BY APPLIJ.C.O.SHER,D.D.S.M.D. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Dentist—Emphasizing Extraction Occlusal—Fitting Glasses Treating—Skin Cancer 1224 W. Center - Anaheim Phone 2213 WELDING All's Welding Service ELECTRIC - ACETYLENE WELDING ALL WORK GUARANTEED Hard Facing for all types of Agricultural Implements 1021 No. Sabina Anaheim 6288