anaheim-gazette 1952-02-22

Local Optimists Get Cancer Facts For Men from Physician Member Anaheim’s own Optimist, Dr. Brock Roberts, addressed the club at their weekly Thursday evening meeting held at Mother’s Kitchen on the basic cancer facts for men. “There are seven danger signals and these should be indelibly impressed on our minds. No person, no age and no sex are exempt. Furthermore, cancer is curable. The dread disease that is killing one out of eight Americans can be cured if caught in time by one of three methods: X-ray, radium and surgery.” The seven symptoms that a sensible person should particularly note: 1. Any sore that consistently does not heal. 2. A lump or thickening in the breast or elsewhere. 3. Unusual bleeding or discharge. 4. Any noticeable change in a wart or mole. 5. Persistent indigestion or difficulty in swallowing. 6. Persistent hoarseness or cough. 7. Any change in normal elimination habits. Driving home the facts were two short explanatory movies sponsored by the American Cancer Society, shown by the club’s cinematographer, Bob Hutchinson. Main point to remember is that as many men die of cancer as do women. Cancer is the uncontrolled growth of cells or tissues anywhere in the body. Time is the greatest curing factor in controlling the rapid multiplying and spreading of cancer diseased cells. It is wise to have a physical check-up once a year. Limit the growth and cancer can be cured. Dr. Roberts assured his listeners. George Tucker, deputy district governor of the Orange county 10th area, from Laguna Beach, announced plans for the Boys’ Oratorical Speak-off to be held at Santa Ana in mid-April. Representatives from every club in San Diego, Imperial and Orange county are expected to be on hand. This year’s topic is entitled “Optimism for Courageous Living.” Local awards, paid by the Anaheim club, are three prizes of $15, $15 and $5. Winner of the area speak-off will enjoy an expense paid trip to Catalina Island where he will compete for 14th District honors. Winner of the district contest will appear at the national NAVY GETS ANTI-SUB MELIGO veloped for the U.S. Navy, ex Philadelphia International Airline the government. The twin-roto the Navy, were specially designed Corporation for anti-submarine unusual feature is an auto-pilot engineers and the Sperry Gyros to fly with minimum of effort conditions—(Associated Press photo) Attend Loc First Baptist “The Saints at Rome” will be Ministers of Southern California Churches of Christ to Speak Here The first annual Lectureship of the Church of Christ, 408 E. Sycamore St., Anaheim, will be held next week with the first service being held Sunday at 11 a.m. The Rev. James C. Dixon will speak on the subject "Christ, the Authority or Head Over the Church." Speakers for the other eight services will be drawn from other Southern California congregations of the church. The schedule follows: Sunday, 11 a.m.—"Christ, the Authority or Head Over the Church." James C. Dixon, Minister, Anaheim Church. 7 p.m.—"The Church in the Mind of Christ." Albert R. Garratson, Minister Fullerton church. Monday, 7:30 p.m.—"Christ, the Authority or Head Over the Church." James C. Dixon, Minister, Anaheim Church. 7 p.m.—"The Church in the Mind of Christ." Albert R. Garratson, Minister Fullerton church. Monday, 7:30 p.m.—"Christ, the Authority or Head Over the Church." James C. Dixon, Minister, Anaheim Church. 7 p.m.—"The Church in the Mind of Christ." Albert R. Garratson, Minister Fullerton church. J. D. Fenn, Minister Glendale church. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.—"Christ, the Criterion of Character for the Church." James A. Scott, Minister Whittier church. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. — "The Mission of the Church." Paul Harper, Minister Norwalk church. Thursday, 7:30 p.m.—"The Glorious Church." Floyd Thompson, Minister Santa Ana (Fairview & Burch) church. Friday, 7:30 p.m.—"Progress of the Church-Past, Present and Future." Joseph White, Minister Santa Monica church. Sunday, 11 a.m.—"Christ and His Bride." James G. Dixon, Minister Anaheim church. 7 p.m.—"Christ, the Need of the World." Jack Bates, Minister Santa Ana (Broadway & Walnut) church. Attend Lourd First Baptist "The Saints at Rome" will be the subject of Pastor Bob Kevorkian's message at the 11:00 a.m. Sunday worship at the First Baptist church, Broadway at Citron. The Apostle Paul has given a high commendation to the little band of Christians huddled in the wicked metropolis of Rome. How does this group compare with the Christian of today? Are the circumstances of the present-day Christian like that of the Roman believers? At the 7:30 p.m. service, the subject will be "Jacob's Ladder." Many have heard the familiar tune to the words, "We are climbing Jacob's ladder," but to understand its significance means to have knowledge of the actual historical incident. Parents are encouraged to bring their children to the services. A nursery and Junior church is maintained for them. First Presbyterian Rev. James W. Baird, director of the Department of National Missions for the Presbyterian church in Los Angeles for the San Bernardino and Riverside Presbyteries, will be the guest speaker at First Presbyterian church in Anaheim for the Sunday morning service at 10:45 a.m. Church school begins at 9:45 a.m. Christian Church Ellis Back, who recently returned from the Batang Mission station on the Chinese-Tibetan border, will speak at the Christian church this Sunday at the morning service. Mr. Back saw the formation of the communistic regime in West China and the rapid build-up of hatred against all Southern California congregations of the church. The schedule follows: Sunday, 11 a.m.—"Christ, the Authority or Head Over the Church." James C. Dixon, Minister Anaheim Church. 7 p.m.—"The Church in the Mind of Christ." Elbert R. Garretson, Minister Fullerton church. Monday, 7:30 p.m.—"Christ, the Author of Salvation to the Obedi- Minister Santa Ana (Fairview & Burch) church. Friday, 7:30 p.m.—"Progress of the Church-Past, Present and Future." Joseph White, Minister Santa Monica church. Sunday, 11 a.m.—"Christ and His Bride." James G. Dixon, Minister Anaheim church. 7 p.m. — "Christ, the Need of the World." Jack Bates, Minister Santa Ana (Broadway & Walnut) church. Attend Our SPRING FESTIVAL STARTING THIS WEEK END WATCH THIS SPACE for further announcements FEEL FREE TO COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND WE GIVE and REDEEM GOLD BOND STAMPS BOTTIS NURSERY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1228 Lincoln Ave Phone Anaheim 5450 Christian Church Ellis Back, who recently returned from the Batang Mission station on the Chinese-Tibetan border, will speak at the Christian church this Sunday at the morning service. Mr. Back saw the formation of the communistic regime in West China and the rapid build-up of hatred against all Americans. He was forced to flee with his family through Tibet into India. During this flight mountain passes 17,000 feet in height were crossed and for a period of 16 days they were forced to walk over narrow mountain trails with only two small bowls of soupy rice for each day's ration. Mr. Back will tell of his personal adventures, and also relate something or the progress of communism in Asia and the future of Christian missions in China. DON'T MISS DR. JACK MacARTHUR Noted Young Evangelist at BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Broadway at Lemon, Anaheim Crusade for Christ FEBRUARY 17 THROUGH FEBRUARY 27 TWO GREAT SERVICES SUNDAY 10:45 A.M. AND 7:30 P.M. Stanton Lions to Sponsor Branch Organization in Westminster Charley Brothers, member of the Stanton Lions club, made an appeal at their regular meeting to sponsor the organization of a Lions group for Westminster. It was voted to hold a spaghetti dinner Feb. 26, at 8 p.m., in the Stanton Lions Community clubhouse to which 31 prospective members, who had already been contacted by Brothers, would be invited. Brothers introduced Philip E. Hastings of Redwood City, Calif., special representative from Lions International in Chicago who spoke about ways and means to help start the Westminster Lions. Sgt. Russell Campbell of the Orange county sheriff's office, was the featured speaker on "Narcotics." He stressed three points that are the most current cause of narcotics being used by young people: lack of parental control, excessive use of automobiles by teen-agers and the consumption of liquor by teen-agers. A movie called "The Terrible Truth" illustrated Campbell's talk. A spaghetti dinner for Boy Scout Troop 92 will be given from 6 to 8 p.m., March 22. Admission will be $14, proceeds going to groups who sell tickets. All tickets Army Official States Reasons For Air Bases WASHINGTON (U.) — An Air Force official told Senators today sold by Scouts will be used for purchase camping equipment and those sold by Lions to the club building fund. Brothers is chair man of party and will be assisted by Scout committee members Alfred W. Stock, Robert Eriksen and S. Muraoka. Mrs. Pearl Rube of the Laurel Lions was in charge of the fried chicken dinner. Open house will be held tonight at the clubhouse starting at 8 p.m. The public is invited to attend the Leap Year card party, Feb. 29, at 8 o'clock, when the Laurel Lions will be hostesses. Stanton Fire District to Get Truck, Fighters Joe A. Schermann, Orange county fire warden met yesterday with a group from the Stanton Chamber of Commerce that included the president, Carbon Dubbs, and the fire committee headed by G. W. Irwin with members Conna E. Pollack and Donald Davis, and stated he had been authorized by the board of supervisors to state they would furnish a fire truck for the new fire district. The new fire district is to be bounded by Orange ave. on the north, Chapman ave. on the south, Holder st. on the west and Anaheim city limits on the east. Attend Local Churches At Baptist Saints at Rome” will be fect of Pastor Bob Kevormessage at the 11:00 a.m. worship at the First Baparch, Broadway at Citron. Stille Paul has given a high dation to the little band of sons huddled in the wicked lis of Rome. How does this compare with the Christian? Are the circumstances present-day Christian like the Roman believers? 7:30 p.m. service, the subwill be “Jacob’s Ladder.” he heard the familiar tune words, “We are climbing ladder,” but to understand incidence means to have age of the actual historical is encouraged to bring children to the services. A and Junior church is need for them. White Temple Methodist “Fire Upon the Earth,” a unique documentary film in color pictures of the entire sweep of history of the church, from Biblical times to the present, will be shown at the regular 7 o’clock evening service at White Temple Methodist church on Sunday night. Produced by the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education as a visual supplement to adult study materials on church history, the film has been well received by all denominations. It uses a skillfully produced series of color drawings to document the major events in the unfolding story of the march of Christian influence across the centuries. “Because of the heightened interest in the church at this Lenten season, and because most church school classes are studying the church at this time of year, we feel this beautiful production is most timely,” states the pastor. Rev. Frank E. Butterworth will preach at the 10:50 a.m. morning service on the controversial problem, “Is There An Unforgiveable Sip?” Christian Science “Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!” This Bible verse from Psalms (132:1) is included in the Lesson-Sermon on the subject of “Mind” in all Christian Science churches on Sunday. A correlative selection from “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy points out, “When we realize that there is one Mind, the divine law of loving our neighbor as ourselves is unfolded; whereas a belief in many ruling minds will be no process going to groups who sell tickets. All tickets Army Official States Reasons For Air Bases WASHINGTON (P) — An Air Force official told Senators today that the Joint Chiefs of Staff ordered rush construction of air bases in North Africa soon after the communist attack in North Korea. Assistant Secretary of the Air Force Edwin V. Huggins offered this explanation for the hurried aspects of the construction in testimony to the Senate preparedness investigation subcommittee. The Senators are digging into reports of waste and estravagance on the multi-million dollar costs of overseas airbases. “This was an urgent job,” Huggins said. “The emergency was part of a decision by the Joint Chiefs of Staff.” Huggins indicated, but did not say directly, that top Pentagon leaders were apprehensive of a communist drive in Europe or Africa after the Korean invasion in June, 1960. The Senators had developed earlier in the hearings that the Air Force asked speedy completion of five air bases in French Morocco (North Africa) within six months at an estimated cost of more than 800 million dollars. Senator Hunt (D-Wyo), acting chairman, noted that the original schedule called for equipment to move to the airbase sites in January of last year and for the bases to be completed by July. Instead, Hunt said, delays in negotiations with the French on the sites stalled the start of the program until April. Hunt asked if the “Air Force was negligent” in insisting upon completion by July 1 despite the delayed start. Downey Rice, committee attorney, noted that Pentagon report Christian Church back, who recently returnthe Batang Mission stathe Chinese-Tibetan borspeak at the Christian this Sunday at the mornvice. Mr. Back saw the man of the communistic reWest China and the rapid of hatred against all ms. He was forced to flee family through Tibet into curing this flight mountses 17,000 feet in height lessed and for a period of they were forced to walk row mountain trails with to small bowls of soupy each day's ration. Back will tell of his perventures, and also relate or the progress of comin Asia and the future of missions in China. Wesley Methodist Wesley Methodist church is dedicating the new sanctuary Sunday afternoon, Feb. 24, at 3:30. The work on this beautiful sanctuary was almost entirely done by volunteer labor by the members—beautiful pulpit, altar, lectern and other chancel furniture is the work of real artists. Additional class rooms for the Sunday First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres Lesson Subject: "MIND" 11 A.M. SUNDAY 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Sundays and Holidays Instead, Hunt said, delays in negotiations with the French on the sites stalled the start of the program until April. Hunt asked if the "Air Force was negligent" in insisting upon completion by July 1 despite the delayed start. Downey Rice, committee attorney, noted that Pentagon report on the job cited "delays, false starts, confusion and some waste." Construction was under supervision of the Army Corps of Engineers, but private contractors were hired to do the work. The nectar in the base of a flower is probably the attraction of a flower for a bee. Lafayette Square in Washington, D.C., is named for the Marquis de Lafayette. Beauty contests were a feature of the official town fair, held twice a year in 18th Century Williamsburg, Va. School are provided, seats narrowed, giving more seating in less space—truly one of the most beautiful sanctuaries, we think, in Anaheim. QUESTION: Is there any way I can get up a shell on the tile wall of my bedroom? - J. B., Brockton, Massachusetts ANSWER: Start by attaching small blocks of wood to the tile wall with adhesives. The type of adhesive is generally available. Most of them are black in color, and will not practically all kinds of materials together very well. With blocks in position, use rubber to attach futures in customary way. QUESTION: Please advise how to remove rust stains from white substrate shingles. The stains are caused by rain water droplets from gable and lower rants. - J. H. C., Bronx, N.Y. ANSWER: Use a solution of saline (saltines called sodium carbonate) granulated soap to warm water. Scrub gills with this mixture, using a still air scrubber thoroughly with clear water—use garden hose with full pressure. Start your scubbing at the bottom; otherwise the dirt from above will make stains on lower shingles, which will be hard to remove. QUESTION: I have difficulty patching rough cement around my home. What is the correct procedure? P. E. G., Trenton, M. ANSWER: Remove all loose material from root to patched, then soak it thoroughly with water. Key edges of hole by undergoing shearing with a cold chisel. Then apply cement of a 1:2:1 mix (11 part cement with which lime has been mixed), let sit in clean water. QUESTION: Is there any danger in public thunderstorms from two fires connected to same flame in that detail of fire or other grids formed drift, probability is this store would smoke. Some thunderstorms may also throw wires into power lines correspondence with everyone. This release is issued by the editor of THE FAMILY BANDWAGEN MAGAZINE in association with The Family Bandwagen Magazine. Any questions or problems relating to your own reading please contact us at familybandwagens.org. N.Y.: Ansonia at a Jewish community center; if the nutrition has worsened in the past month, please contact us at familybandwagens.org. Connecticut: Incoming letters should be sent to The Family Bandwagen Magazine. Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAVER To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted...—Koe 2:1-8. ANAHEIMERS REMEMBER — A year ago today the Yanks resumed their "killer" offensive in Korea rolling northward on the central front as two new American divisions joined the fracas... Supervisor Willard Smith said that $10,000 was earmarked for the development of O'Neil Park... Lt. Col. Robert M. Hayes assumed command of the lighter-than-air base... Ocean Hunting got under way at Newport... Property owners of Orange county were billed for $21,159,467 in local taxes—that was nine percent more than the $19,049,852 in 1949-50... Rainfall figures were far below normal in spite of the .27 inches of precipitation. Anaheim's total to date last year was only .497 inches... The Howard Hills were infesting this time last year... Alex Gimley was torn into the Fullerton college pool following the Hurons. Anaheimers didn't concern with Energetic Earnie's latest enterprise. HISTORIC — The Anaheim-Telegram road is a historic landmark, a definite link with Anaheim's past. Why didn't the Chamber of Commerce object to the Anaheim-Pueblo and the Anaheim-Sandra Roads in Ellen county? They're just as confusing as the Anaheim-Telegram Road? SUGGESTION — If Energetic Earnie would like to clear up confusing street names, it might be a good idea to start closer to home. Where does Palm street end and Spadra Road begin? Then there is the matter of Lemon street which becomes Harvard avenue after it crosses Orangethorpe. It is one and the same street and should have the same name from one end to the other. La Palma and North streets are also confusing to some newcomers. I am told. Cypress avenue joins Placentia Avenue—which by the way never quite reaches Placentia. NAMES — Santa Ana street right here in Anaheim is a misnomer. An inebriated sailor might easily "be confused and exasperated" if he wished to take it to Santa Ana. Anheim Blvd., never quite gets to Anaheim. Guess the Long Beach city council can expect a letter new fire district is to be led by Orange ave. on the Chapman ave on the south, st. on the west and the im city limits on the east. one provision necessary be that the sponsoring provide temporary housing in alarm system, together with competent fire group. The group of firemen is to be by the county. view of this statement the of chamber workers who used the area will start callthe residents to pick up the after Feb. 25. distributions toward this projiary of the pledges, can be to the Stanton Chamber commerce. Fire Fund, Post Ofex 188, Stanton. site for the fire station is instut ave., south of Corrinated more than a year ago chamber by members, Mr. Jes. Donald Davis. SAPORE UP—The Sinaasupreme court refused pertoday for a Moselm school to appeal to the Privy —the British commons highest court—against a nt setting aside his mara 13-year-old Dutch school THOUGHT—There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so. — Shakespeare, Hamlet 2:2. SOMETHING—Energetic Emile has done it again! This time, he wants to change the name of a street in Los Angeles county. Ain't that somethin', though? I don't mind, but some of the customers seem to. 'Say, Neubauer,' an old timer called up, "Your friend did it again?" "Did what?" "Y'mean, y'don't know?" the surprised voice on the telephone answered. "Listen to this Anahime Chamber of Commerce Manager Earnle Morlier wrote to the Los Angeles county board of supervisors requesting the elimination of the word "Anaheim" from the pioneer Los Angeles county highway—Anaheim-Telegraph rd. He wants them to call it "Telegraph Rd." He said the name was confusing and exasperating to newcomers.' 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