anaheim-gazette 1952-01-17

A REAL RIVER—Santa Ana river, shown above from the west end of Anaheim-Olive bridge and looking northeast, was a full-fledged stream again yesterday for the first time in years. Flood control officials estimated it was running at 5000 second feet at the Fifth st. bridge west of Santa Ana. It had subsided somewhat today. LA PALMA RIVER—Flood waters from Carbon Canyon made a raging torrent out of La Palma. Eisenhower’s Name Due to be Listed In State Primary CONCORD, N.H. — The name of Gen. Eisenhower is expected to be entered today in Hampshire’s preference primaries as a Republican candidate president. His consent, however, not given, will still be necessary fore his name appears on LA PALMA RIVER—Flood waters from Carbon Canyon made a raging torrent out of La Palma ave. yesterday. The picture above shows the intersection of Lemon and La Palma, where water rose over automobile bumpers, and the stretch beyond to Palm ave. GROWN-UP CASTING POOL—Fishermen wanting to practice casting on La Palma park's casting pool yesterday would have done well to provide themselves with boats or rafts. Early yesterday morning the water flooding the park was dotted with oranges, doubtless washed out of groves on the way down from Carbon Canyon. In the distance is the intersection of Palm st. and La Palma ave. FLOODED—Ephriam Kessler of Anaheim Textile store pushes out the water that flooded his store on E. Center st. It leaked through the second story of the building and into the store. Anaheim Appliance store, next door, suffered a similar discomfort from the rainstorm.—(Gazette photos by Kreidt) Anaheim Toastmasters' Club announces a SPEECHCRAFT COURSE Commencing January 21, 1952 for information Call Anaheim 5806 during the day Or Anaheim 5419 after 5:30 p.m. Dinner Meetings Each Monday Night at 6:30 p.m. BANQUET ROOM LUM'S CAFE 1126 North Los Angeles Street Anaheim, California MORE ABOUT... Northrop (Continued from Page 1) company," Mr. Nolan said, "the biggest in the company's history." Employment is up 60 percent over the war time peak, pointed out. He said the new plant represents product diversification for the company. The company will manufacture items for the Ordnance Corp which are outside the aircraft field. He said the "peace time" demand for the Anaheim plant's products will be great. The 250,000 square foot plan is the largest of its kind west of the Mississippi. It now employs 525 persons but will grow to 150 by late fall. It will be opened to the public for inspection next Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Mr. Nolan declared that the company would sub-contract locally "as much as possible." Stan Whieldon, president of the Anaheim Chamber, presided at the meeting. Koeppen Funeral To be Held Monday Funeral services for Louis P. Koeppen who died at his home yesterday will be held at the Zion Lutheran church Monday at 2 p.m. Officiating will be Rev. Edwin Pflug. Entombment will be at Rose Hills Mausoleum in Whittier with Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars directing. Current Winter of California Due To Be Known as Time of Storms (Editor's Note: This is the last of two articles on the state rainmaking research). By WILLIAM HI ALLEN SACRAMENTO (AP) — There's little doubt that the winter of 1951-52 will go down in California history books as a time of big storms. It's also the year when at least 11 public or private agencies are paying for cloudseeding operations with the hope they'll produce more rain. A pure coincidence, almost certainly, but it illustrates the paradox of California water supply and helps explain why the state is interested enough in the rainmaking experiments to undertake a $50,000 program for evaluating them. There's seldom enough water in the right place at the right time, and often too much of it in the wrong place at the wrong time. Counties, corporations and groups of farmers in several parts of the state have enough belief that there is a way to make more rain or snow fall in the right place at the right time that they are underwriting or conducting their own cloudseeding programs. This is the list, as compiled under the state's new rainmakers' licensing law: San Diego County, the San Diego County Weather corporation; the watershed of the Santa Ana river including parts of Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange and Los Angeles counties; the Santa Ana River Weather corporation; the Antelope valley of Los Angeles county, the Antelope Valley Water Development corporation. The west side of Kern county and a portion of adjoining San Lui Obispo county, for Kern county and the Carissa corporation; an area along the east side of the San Joaquin valley including a portion of the Sierra, Southern Sierra corporation. Ventura county, Ventura County Cloud Seeding corporation; Santa Barbara county, the County Water agency; Santa Clara county the county supervisors. The Sierra drainage area south fork of the San Jorge river, around Huntington Shaver lakes, the Southern formia Edison Co.; and the slope of the Sierra from Pine to Conway Pass, by the California Electric Power Company. All this activity will undoubtedly provide the state research under the direction of R. R. Nolds, a water resources engineer, with a wealth of environmental data. But it's also an element. The area that can be used for what the scientists call a "control—a region where the pollution is all natural, for comparison with the so-called 'shrinking.'" One possible control area is coastal country from Gilroy to a line running through Nobody is known to be tampered with the clouds there. The expanse of Northern California where all the rain and snow falls is strictly nature's can be used for comparative purposes. There is no proved relation between Northern and Southern California rainfall. Another thing Reynolds Cheese BY THE CARLO Means good eating for you Pacific Sta Krisp POUND BOX SODA CRACKERS 19¢ Gold Medal POUND PACKAGE ELBO MACARONI 19¢ Mission Inn Large RIPE OLIVES NO.1 CAN 19¢ Top Spred Colored MARGARINE 19¢ BEINZ KETCHUP 14 OUNCE BOTTLE 25¢ SPRY THREE POUND CAR 85c CRISCO THREE POUND CAR 85c WISCONSIN GORGANZOLA 79¢ STELLA BRAND With Salads or Dessert! WISCONSIN LOAF EDAM 39¢ A mild cooking cheese! WISCONSIN Baby LOAF EDAM 39¢ A Hard Cheddar - Mild Like Meat WISCONSIN CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES 39¢ Jayfork COFFEE 18¢ ABOUT ... throp (Continued from Page 1) ny," Mr. Nolan said, "is guest in the company's hisEmployment is up 60 per over the war time peak, he out. said the new plant repreproduct diversification for company. The company will picture items for the Ordinorp which are outside the field. He said the "peace demand for the Anaheim products will be great. 250,000 square foot plant largest of its kind west of Mississippi. It now employs sons but will grow to 1500 fall. It will be opened to public for inspection next from 1 to 5 p.m. Nolan declared that the would sub-contract lomuch as possible." Whieldon, president of the Chamber, presided at ting. open Funeral be Held Monday services for Louis F. who died at his home will be held at the Zion church Monday at 2 Manager's Corner Say, have you noticed how both of your Alpha Betas on Center street have had such good produce the last few weeks when it has been so hard to get? We're really doing all we can to keep delivering to you the very best that can be had every day in the week. 406 E. 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The huge panse of Northern California here all the rain and snow that its is strictly nature's can't be used for comparative purposes. There is no proved relationship between Northern and Southern California rainfall. Another thing Reynolds notes must be considered by his crew is that scientific rainmaking is young. There is no reason to think that techniques—and a variety of them are still used—are not improving so that a continuing study may be needed. However, Reynolds hopes that the state researchers can arrive at some kind of answer in a year and a half. That's how long the contract now under execution with the University of California for statistical work lasts. In addition to the statistics the state plans to do a little research in cloud physics with machines that count the tiny particles in the atmosphere that are the key to natural rainfall and to the attempts to increase it artificially. Eat More California Oranges TreeSweet Orange Juice Tastes So Much Better! 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