anaheim-gazette 1952-02-18

Special Report Due to Receive Social Security Self-employed persons now have one year's coverage under Federal social security, according to Garrett W. List, manager of the Santa Ana office of the Social Security Administration. Self-employed persons were first brought under the law effective Jan. 1, 1951. In order to receive social security credit for their 1951 self-employment income, List reminds owners and partners in trades or businesses that they must include a special report along with their income tax return due on or before March 15. The social security tax report is required of all persons having a net income from self-employment of $400 or more in a year. The only exception is those persons who are farm owners or operators and professional people such as physicians, dentists, lawyers, accountants, funeral directors and some others. The amount of tax from self-employed persons on their net income will range from a minimum of $8 to a maximum of $81. The rate is 2¼ per cent on self-employment earnings up to $3600. It is very important, List stated, that the self-employed person apply for a social security account number if he has never had one before or if he has lost the original card. This number will be needed when he files his income tax return and it is the only means of assuring that proper credit for his county's treasury as Bank rich, second from left, po Harvey A. Gardner, second chief engineer and general districts and L. H. Ecke check is payment for the $ includes interest to the coubonds. The money will pro 21 cities and towns of Oran — (Photo by Rothschild) Hammatt Attends Fresno Conclave On Recreation Y. F. Hammatt, resident of Anaheim and recreation director in the city of Los Angeles leaves Sunday evening to attend the Fourth Annual California Recreation Conference in Fresno, California. He will be accompanied by Ronald Schnitger, a member of the Katella Farmers 4-H Club, who will participate in the "Family Recreation Workshop." Ronald is now promoting a Backyard Playground Contest as a part of his 4-H Club work. Mr. Hammatt will participate in the program of the conference by leading four sessions on Games for the Home. Starting as a hobby many years ago he has accumulated a fund of knowledge of games from many countries and has been invited to appear on many conferences. Mr. Hammatt will participate in the program of the conference by leading four sessions on Games for the Home. Starting as a hobby many years ago he has accumulated a fund of knowledge of games from many countries and has been invited to appear on many conferences and workshop programs. Mr. Hammatt and his sons are now operating a games business under the name Hammatt and Son and have recently been granted a patent on a new shuffleboard cue or pusher. The 4th Annual California Recreation Conference will start on Monday and continue through Friday, Feb. 22. Between 1200 and 1500 recreation executives and interested laymen will be in attendance. Such topics as "Use of Mountain, River and Beach Areas for Public Recreation;" "Social Forces Underlying California's Recreation Problems;" and "Recreation in an Era of Mobilization" will attract the registrants to the general sessions. Human life expectancy at birth in the United States is now more than 20 years greater than it was in 1900. The Greek island of Lesbos lies less than 10 miles off the Turidish coast. Stabilization Office Branch Opened in SA A branch office in Santa Ana, to provide improved service for businessmen and merchants of Anaheim and vicinity, has been established by the Office of Price Stabilization. The branch office will open Tuesday, Feb. 19, at 1012 North Main Street, Santa Ana. William C. Moeser, director of the San Diego District OPS, said the Santa Ana office will be open each Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m., to 5 p.m., with a business analyst and a woman clerk on duty. Businessmen, merchants and consumers are invited by Moeser to bring their problems concerning the price stabilization program to the branch office. The branch office has been set up in a school building used by the Air Force and adequate space is available for the transaction of business and the display of OPS regulations and forms. Diamonds were apparently brought south to the Great Lakes region by glaciers. Wartime Projects Go on Block for Building Materials Of interest to the building materials industry is the announcement that two Federal projects will be sold to the highest bidder. One group consists of 850 story buildings at Poston W.Relocation Project, 15 miles south of Parker, Yuma county, Arizona. The second group consists of 7 buildings at Artillery Peak Project, Congress, Mohave county. 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ZEnith 2518 BIGGEST CHECK ever received by this county goes into Orange County's treasury as Bank of America official, William H. Goodrich, second from left, pays $8,438,664.80 to County Treasurer Harvey A. Gardner, second from right, Raymond R. Ribal, left, chief engineer and general manager of Orange County Sanitation districts and L. H. Eckel, Orange county auditor, right. The check is payment for the $8,305,000 bond issue recently voted and includes interest to the county from Aug. 1, 1951, the date of the bonds. The money will provide sewers and treatments plants for 1 cities and towns of Orange county in seven sanitation districts. International Relations Clubs To Hear Briton British-American relations will be discussed by Robert Henry Hadow, British consul-general for the Pacific Southwest, at the first annual International Dinner of Orange county student International Relations clubs Feb. 22 at Seal Beach. The dinner, to be held at Sam's Sea Food Restaurant, will begin at 6:30 p.m. Jointly sponsored by the Fullerton junior college and Orange Coast College International Relations clubs, the affair was first proposed and organized by Vladimir Almendinger, Anaheim. Almendinger is president of the Fullerton club. Hadow will speak on "Britain in Current World Affairs." An officer in the British diplomatic service since 1919, he has served in Persia, Turkey, Canada, Austria, Czechoslavakia, Argentina and Washington, D.C. He was advisor on Latin-American affairs for the British delegation to the United Nations general assemblies from 1945 to 1948. The dinner is expected to attract a large number of students, faculty, and guests from the two junior colleges, said Almendinger. Tickets are available from members of the international relations clubs on the two campuses. Plans for the affair are being completed by a joint committee from the two colleges, he said. Serving with him on the committee are Perry Spanos, president of the Orange Coast International Relations club, Sam Rubin. LAL CHAND MEHRA (Teaches at FJC) New Audio-Visual Instruction Class Opens at FJC "Audio-Visual Education University of California designed to acquaint teachers with the theories and methods visual instruction and to experience in the utilization dio-visual aids opens in Fujeb. 23 at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 in room 317 of Business Building, Fullerton College. Instructor will Chand Mehra." Mr. Mehra; a widely known thority in the subject on which he will lecture in Fullerton functioned as technical advice radio and motion pictures. A citizen of the United States. Reports Heavy 1951 Collections Salvation Army Red Shield kills from the Social Service after serving this area traveled distance equal to nearly 12 is around the earth and colled more than five million ads of salvage materials in Brig. Ranson D. Gifford, lager, revealed this week in annual report. Big. Gifford said the trucks ranged 292,000 miles in picking 45,205,250 pounds of castoff files. Processing of the throwy materials in the Center's shops provided 235,000 hours occupational therapy for needy handicapped men. Workers processed and repaired 700 garments and 32,680 pairs does, and repaired and finished 10 pieces of furniture. They added another 150,000 miscellus articles. The Center gave emergency and time aid to 2210 persons and tied another 410. It provided 10 meals and 20,145 beds. Big. Gifford urged local resito continue their donations cards so the Salvation Army carry on its social rehabilitarogram. A call to 4631 will a truck to home or office. Added materials include clothshoes, furniture, electrical ances, radios, bedding, rugs, stoves, books and rags, Gifford said. Partime Projects on Block for Building Material interest to the building manufactory is the announcethat two Federal projects sold to the highest bidders. Group consists of 850 onebuildings at Postoh Wartion Project, 15 miles south ker, Yuma county, Arizona. Second group consists of 13 igs at Artillery Peak ProCongress, Mohave county, Anahiem Cadets To Shoot for Range Trophies Six cadets from Anaheim Union High school's California Cadet Corps unit will compete for the Governor Earl Warren trophy at the Anaheim Police Pistol range Feb. 18 to 23, it was announced today by Major General Earle M. Jones, state adjutant general of the corps. The Anaheim marksmen are Gene Waldo, David Hahn, Phil Wright, Al Lattin, Gary Barnett, and William Lattin. The trophy is awarded annually to the high shooting individual in the State Cadet Corps matches. Final matches will be held at Sacramento, March 27 to 30. The five high cadets in each area will compete. Other area matches to be held here at the same time include the Lt. Dion O'Sullivan Memorial trophy and the Lt. Robert A. Clausen trophy. Winners will also compete in the Sacramento finals. Santa Ana Pilot First Off Carrier TOYKO (F)—Lt. Col. Joe H. McGlothin of Santa Ana, flew the first plane catapulted from the flight deck of the escort carrier USS Bairoko when the Whip went into combat for the first time Monday, Tokyo time. He is commander of Checker-board squadron. Marine Corsairs from the Bairoko, off Korea's west coast, hit at communist rail and supply lines. The carrier, built in 1945, was recommissioned after outbreak of the Korean war. Off the Korean east coast, two Southern Californians were among pilots of 77 planes from the carriers, Valley Forge and Philippine Sea, who raided supply lines from Chongjin to Wonsan. They were Lt. John Carros, Coronado, and Lt. David W. Henderson, La Jolla. Local Man Promoted to Staff Sergeant HEADQUARTERS 33RD AIR DIVISION (DEFENSE), OKLAHOMA CITY—Howard L. Stith, of Anaheim, Calif., was recently promoted to the rank of staff sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. He is presently assigned to the 148th AC&W Squadron of the 33rd Air Division (Defense) at Oklahoma City, Okla. Prior to being recalled to duty in the USAF last May with the 148th AC&W Squadron, a former California Air National Guard Unit, he was employed by the Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., Los Angeles. He was graduated from Santa Ana High School in 1941. His wife, former Miss Betty M. radio-visual aids opens in FueFeb. 23 at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 in room 317 of Business Institution Building, Fullerton College. Instructor will be Chand Mehra. Mr. Mehra; a widely knothority in the subject on which he will lecture in Fullerton functioned as technical adviser radio and motion pictures. a citizen of the United Stasome from a high caste of family or Amritsar, India. ceived his early education schools and colleges of the university of Punjab, India. In ca he received his A.B. and degrees from the University California. He distinguished self as a lecturer on India and Orient. During the past two he has given courses on m India and Pakistan, South Asia in the Twentieth Century the Hindustani language auspices of University of California Extension. interest to the building manufacture industry is the announcement that two Federal projects sold to the highest bidders. group consists of 850 onebuildings at Postoh War ation Project, 15 miles south kicker, Yuma county, Arizona. second group consists of 13 igs at Artillery Peak ProCongress, Mohave county, the buildings are readily many being ideal for conto houses, cabins and farm igs, or for dismantling for materials, such as lumbe an plumbing. The sale tailored to the needs of all buyers. Single buildings offered to individuals, and of structures from two to commercial buyers interestmaterials for resale. Strucclude barracks, recreation ness halls, latrines, waretanks, laundry rooms, and sheds. The National Geographic Society says more menhaden, a fish species, have been taken from American waters than any other fish. St. James Palace, official seat of the British court, stands on the one-time site of a hospital. The Angel Falls in Eastern Venezuela has a total drop of 4212 feet. Prior to being recalled to duty in the USAF last May with the 148th AC&W Squadron, a former California Air National Guard Unit, he was employed by the Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., Los Angeles. He was graduated from Santa Ana High School in 1941. His wife, former Miss Betty M. Nelson, and two daughters, seven month old Doreen Elizabeth and four year old Sandra Lee, reside at 117 Q. Ruenvull St., Midwest City, Okla. His mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Arbini, lives at 801 Evelyn Ave., Albany, California. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Truman's civil rights proposals are opposed only by white supremacists and communists, Secretary-Treasurer James B. Carey of the CIO said today. TONIGHT AT 7:30 DR. JACK MacARTHUR Hollywood Evangelist and Radio Preacher at BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Broadway at Lemon, Anaheim Crusade for Christ FEBRUARY 17 THROUGH FEBRUARY 27 DYNAMIC PREACHING — GREAT SINGING EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SATURDAY at 7:30 Students to File For Selective Service Exams All eligible students who intend to take the Selective Service College Qualification Test in 1952 should file applications at once for the April 24 test-giving, according to Robert C. Rockwell, Fullerton junior college registrar. Applications must be postmarked no later than midnight, March 25, he said, according to advice from the Selective Service National Headquarters. Applications and a bulletin of information may be obtained at any local board. Results will be reported to the student's local board for use in WASHINGTON (P)—Chairman Maybank (D-SC) called for a Senate Banking committee vote today on President Truman's controversial nomination of Harry A. McDonald to head the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC). WASHINGTON (A) — Dorothy Maynor became the first Negro ever to appear commercially at Constitution Hall yesterday when she sang as guest soloist with the National Symphony Orchestra. considering his deferment as a student. Early filing of application is greatly to the student's advantage, said Rockwell. LAL CHAND MEHRA (Teaches at FJC) New Audio-Visual Instruction Class Opens at FJC "Audio-Visual Education", a university of California course designed to acquaint teachers with the theories and methods of visual instruction and to furnish experience in the utilization of audio-visual aids opens in Fullerton, Feb. 23 at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. a room 317 of Business Education Building, Fullerton Junior College. Instructor will be Lal Chand Mehra. Mr. Mehra; a widely known authority in the subject on which he will lecture in Fullerton, has functioned as technical adviser for audio and motion pictures. 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