anaheim-gazette 1952-02-25

Trash Burning Rules Revealed By Fire Chief Trash burning in Anaheim henceforth will be done according to rules and regulations laid down by the city council, it was revealed this morning. Hours for burning trash have been set between 6 a.m. and 10 trash burning ordinance about it, distance of 15 feet from any building or other combustible structures. Residents who have burning to do other than household burning in incinerators must obtain a permit or permission from the Anaheim Fire department and then must burn the trash according to the rules and regulations of the permit, Fire Chief Ed Stringer explained. Although nothing is said in the a.m., and must be done only at a chief noted that it would be well to confine incinerator trash burning to the hours between 6 and 10 a.m., also. Foundation Buys Elsinore Area ELSINORE (P)—The Elsinore Naval and Military school has sold 1500 of its 2900 acres in the Lake Elsinore area to the nonprofit Elsinore Lake Foundation for $37,500. The Foundation said today it acquired the area for public use and hoped either the state or Riverside county eventually will take it over for public park and recreation center. Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Asiatic Expert to Speak on Effect Of China Hordes in World Affairs Four hundred million Chinese, largest national population on earth, make up a force in international affairs which affects the future of every living man as "Headlines in China" will emphasize Thurs., Feb. 28, when brought to Fullerton Public Forum by Asiatic expert Claude A. Buss, professor of history at Stanford University. His lecture on current Chinese influences, of momentous importance in Korea at the present time, will begin at 7:30 p.m., in Fullerton Union high school auditorium and is open to the public without charge. With one of every five human beings a Chinese, and China one of the five permanent members of United Nations Security Council, affairs in that country are of top importance today, Buss declares. Communist party control over so large a population, as was over another 180 million US peoples, constitutes one of chief reasons for world uncertainties today, is directly responsible for U.S. spending of billions of war equipment and preparedness and indirectly is accountable to current high costs of living. To help American people understand these Asiatic world fluences, and the current China situation now claiming so many American lives and so much American income, Dr. Buss spent more than 20 years studying, teaching and traveling in about the Far East. At present he is chairman of the Stanford University committee on Pacific and East Asian Studies. Formerly a Chinese language specialist in Department of Foreign Service, the lecturer known over the world as an Oriental authority. At outbreak of World War II he was assistant to the U.S. High Commissioner Philippine Islands, later directing of San Francisco's Office of Welfare Information. Only recently he visited the Orient to make further on-the-spot observations. One of the oldest of civilizations whose people are known to have been civilized 3000 years B.O. China has had turbulent history. Many of her armies, currently under domination of communist leaders and fighting U.S. troops in Korea, are not necessarily representative of the feeling of great Naval and Military school has sold 1500 of its 2900 acres in the Lake Elsinore area to the nonprofit Elsinore Lake Foundation for $37,500. The Foundation said today it acquired the area for public use and hoped either the state or Riverside county eventually will take it over for public park and recreation center. E. D. Patterson heads the foundation, which lists Major Glenn E. Conklin of the Naval and Military school as a director. Winter rains have filled part of the Lake Elsinore basin. Speedboat races are scheduled March 16. The lake was dry last summer. If You Drive! Don't Drink FREE A special offer for anyone who is interested in the CITRUS INDUSTRY Send now for your copy of "Golden Fruit of the Sweet Tree", A fascinating FREE booklet telling the story of citrus. Write to: TREESWEET PRODUCTS CO. P. O. Box 28, Santa Ana, Calif. DRY CLEANING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION WITH OUR MODERN METHODS Announce Opening In Internal Revenue Marshall N. McFie, secretary of the Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners at the local post office, said today that the U.S. Civil Service commission has announced examinations to be held for positions in the Bureau of Internal Revenue, U.S. Treasury Department throughout Arizona, California and Nevada. Deputy Collectors, and certain other positions in the same locality requiring similar qualifications. Persons with accounting background who meet listed requirements are urged to apply at once. The standards are higher than those previously set. This feature has made it possible to recruit at a higher entrance salary—$4205 per year. Application Forms 500-AB, obtainable at the post office, will be accepted until the needs of the service are met. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION WITH OUR MODERN METHODS and EQUIPMENT With the installation of new and modern machinery, we are now prepared to offer you the very best in dry cleaning. Our new Super-Zoric department gives you modern methods combined with traditionally French handicrafting...you get cleaner cleaning with full-fashioned finishing...that restores the original luster to every individual fibre of your garments. Our Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service... • PUTS ALL OF YOUR CLEANING WORK IN ONE BUNDLE • IS CONVENIENT • SAVES TIME and EFFORT FRENCH LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS Anaheim 609 E. CENTER ST. HOURS: 7:30 to 5:30 Monday Through Saturday Owned and operated by EARL RYAN PHONE ANAHEIM 2433 for FREE PICK UP and DELIVERY or SAVE 10% through CASH and CARRY Organic Gardening Club Meets Tonight The Organic Gardening club of Orange county will hold their monthly meeting today at 7:30 in the Adventist auditorium, 1314 N. Broadway, Santa Ana. The main speaker of the evening will be Eric E. Sanders of Fullerton, Mr. Sanders will speak on the topic, "The Worm and I." His talk will bring to the attention of those interested in agriculture, whether as orchardists or gardeners, some of the pertinent facts wherein the humble earthworm may play an important part. Mr. Sanders will explain "why Mr. Sanders will explain "Why Earthworms?" "What Earthworms?" and "How Earthworms?" There is no admission charge at any of the Organic Gardening club meetings and all are invited to attend. Membership in the organization is also invited. Many other fine programs are scheduled in the future, according to Program Director Arnold J. Turner. Among those are the possibility of a special meeting on March 10 with Ehrenfried Pfelffer, M.D., director of the Bio-Chemical Research Laboratory in New York, as the main speaker. For Health, Eat California Fruit MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Break on Effect in World Affairs so large a population, as well over another 180 million USSR lives, constitutes one of the reasons for world uncertain today, is directly responsible U.S. spending of billions for equipment and preparedness, indirectly is accountable for high costs of living. Help American people un- and these Asiatic world in-ies, and the current Chinese nation now claiming so many Asian lives and so much can income, Dr. Buss has more than 20 years study-teaching and traveling in and the Far East. At present he chairman of the Stanford Uni-ty committee on Pacific and Asian Studies. Nerely a Chinese languageist in Department of State Service, the lecturer is over the world as an Ori-authority. At outbreak of War II he was assistant to U.S. High Commissioner in Maine Islands, later director Francisco’s Office of War ration. Only recently he re- the Orient to make further spot observations. Of the oldest of civilizations, people are known to have civilized 3000 years B.C., has had turbulent history. Of her armies, currently un-nomination of communist and fighting U.S. troops in are not necessarily repre-ove of the feeling of great CINEMASTERS—Leland Hansen, left, president of the Orange County Cinema club, received first prize "Oscar" for his motion picture "Diaper Daze" at the club's 13th annual dinner and film contest Friday. George W. Cushman, second from left, nationally known 16 mm. filmer and judging chairman from the Long Beach Cinema club, congratulates Lewis Babcock, third from left, of Santa Ana for winning the grand prize for his film "Lobstering in New England." Andy Fisher, right, of Santa Ana, club program chairman, looks on with his first place "Oscar" for his 8 mm. film "Don't Fence Me In." Orange County Cinema Club Holds 13th Annual Dinner and Contest The Orange County Cinema club Santa Ana with a picture "Can-entertained 150 people at their ada Calls." Many of the beautiful 13th annual dinner Wednesday lakes and resorts of Canada were night at the Woman's Club in shown in this picture. Highway Patrol By State Senate SACRAMENTO (CNS) — California Highway Patrol is hard trying to convince Senate Finance committee members that it is “efficient.” Hearings, started today on patrol’s activities, and during first two hours of discussion was evident that Clifford Lison, patrol commissioner, will have to do a lot of talking and straight, ‘to get even one man. He has requested 210 uniformed men to augment a of 1419 already in uniform. The Senate committee member put Peterson on the defense right at the start by stating thought his organization was efficient,” that it lacked “de corps which for many was to the high credit of patrol.” The inference was that esprit has dropped Peterson took over. When A. Alan Post, legislator auditor, got through a portfolio his report, Senator Randolph Lier, Yreka, chairman of the committee, flatly told Peterson that “you won't get one man this committee if you don't pay you are efficient. I don't tell you are.” Senator Nelson P. worth, Riverside, concurred. Post's report was expanded to the report he made to an assembly committee, which slashed of the 210 men asked. He made clear that he does not believe Peterson and the present parish hierarchy are co-operating with the auditor’s office and co-operation comes only when patrol thinks benefit will be Orange County Cinema Club Holds 13th Annual Dinner and Contest The Orange County Cinema club entertained 150 people at their 13th annual dinner Wednesday night at the Woman's Club in Orange. Special guests included Cecil Marks of the Orange County Farm Bureau, Bob Allen and party from the San Diego Cinema club; Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ward from the Southern Cinema club; Dr. and Mrs. Guerrieri from the Los Angeles Cinema club and George Cushman from the Long Beach Cinema club. Judging the films for the contest was the Long Beach Cinema club and their representative, George Cushman, who gave the criticism on the films. Cushman has been in the motion picture line for 25 years and is the associate editor of the Home Movie magazine. In the 16mm group Lewis Babcock of Santa Ana won first prize in group 1 with the picture, "Lobster Fishing in New England." A complete day on a lobster fishing boat was the theme of this picture. Babcock was also the winner of the Sweepstakes cup for having the best film in all divisions of both 8mm and 16mm and a cup for being first in the 16mm group. In the second division of the 16mm films the first prize winner was Mrs. Lela Mathews of FUHS Speech Class Open for Adults In the Fullerton evening junior college class in Problems in Public Speaking an attempt is made to meet the needs of each individual, according to Walter Pray, instructor. Every person does some public speaking either in their job, as a member of a club or other organized group, or in just communicating an idea to Santa Ana with a picture "Canada Calls." Many of the beautiful lakes and resorts of Canada were shown in this picture. In the third division the first prize went to Lee Hansen of Anaheim for the film "Diaper Daze" which featured a busy day in baby Gary Lee Taylor's life. Santa Ana OPS Office Headed By SA Man Scenes of persons, ranging from manufacturers to housewives, visited the new branch office of OPS in Santa Ana, last week, and were aided in a variety of ways in matters dealing with price controls. The new branch office, at 1012 North Main st., Santa Ana, is open each Tuesday and Wednesday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a business analyst and others on duty. The phone number is Kimberly 3-0325. "The number of visits on the first days of the branch office, and the type of problems posed verifies the need for this service," said William C. Moeser, director of the San Diego District Office of Price Stabilization. "Our aim in opening this office, at a central location in the county seat, convenient to the homes and businesses of Orange county residents, is to bring the services of the district OPS office to the people, particularly the consumers. We hope they will remain responsive." Moeser designated Harvey A. Haile, a Santa Ana resident, who is chief of the consumer goods section of the San Diego district OPS, to open the branch office. Moeser said Haile's familiarity with Orange county would be an additional help to visitors. Post's report was expanded by the report he made to an assembly committee, which slashed off the 210 men asked. He made clear that he does not believe Peterson and the present panel heirarchy are co-operating with the auditor's office and co-operation comes only when patrol thinks benefit will be gained. One of the biggest divergences in Post's facts and Peterson's facts is one which, according Collier, substantiates Post. This concerning just what the patrol does with its 1419 men. According to Collier, patrol officers spend most of their time off the road. Much of this, Collier said, is the administration's role. During the preliminary discussion which will be continued Tuesdays Peterson failed to refute the statements. Post; for example, took for the patrol's files three Tufts county cases, picked at random. In one case, of 160 hours put during a month by one man, of 17 hours were on patrol. Another had 166 hours, with 13 on patrol and 153 for "engine maintenance." Another had 33 hours of patrol out of 154 worked. Collier than made the statement that "instead of more m... Open for Adults In the Fullerton evening junior college class in Problems in Public Speaking an attempt is made to meet the needs of each individual, according to Walter Pray, instructor. Every person does some public speaking either in their job, as a member of a club or other organized group, or in just communicating an idea to another individual. To make the most effective use of speech in everyday activities is the purpose of the public speaking class, Pray emphasized. Registration for the speech class which meets each Monday night from 7 to 9 p.m., is still open and may be made in the evening college office on the front arcade of the Fullerton Union High school campus. The office is open during the day and evening Monday through Thursday. Attend Our Spring Festival MANY ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS WATCH THIS SPACE for further announcements FEEL FREE TO COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND WE GIVE and REDEEM GOLD BOND STAMPS BOTTS NURSERY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1228 Lincoln Ave Phone Anaheim 5450 ONLY 3 MORE NIGHTS TO HEAR DR. JACK MacArthur Noted Young Evangelist at BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Broadway at Lemon, Anaheim Crusade for Christ TONIGHT, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 7:30 P.M. DYNAMIC PREACHING—GREAT SINGING Highway Patrol Called Inefficient By State Senate Finance Group SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The California Highway Patrol is finding it hard trying to convince the state Finance committee members that it is "efficient." Hearings, started today on the patrol's activities, and during the last two hours of discussion, it was evident that Clifford Peterle, patrol commissioner, would have to do a lot of talking, fast straight, to get even one new man. He has requested 210 more formed men to augment a force of 1419 already in uniform. The Senate committee members Peterson on the defensive at the start by stating they ought his organization was "incient," that it lacked "esprit corps which for many years" to the high credit of the patrol." The inference was clear esprit has dropped since person took over. When A. Alan Post, legislative officer, got through a portion of report, Senator Randolph Colby Yreka, chairman of the subcommittee, flatly told Peterson "you won't get one man from committee if you don't prove are efficient. I don't think are." Senator Nelson P. Dilth, Riverside, concurred. Post's report was expanded from report he made to an assem-committee, which slashed 100 the 210 men asked. He made it clear that he does not believe person and the present patrolarchy are co-operating fully with the auditor's office and that operation comes only when the sol thinks benefit will be gained. U.S. Draftsman Positions Open Draftsmen in engineering, cartographic, and statistical fields are urgently needed by federal defense activities. Salary is from $2950 to $4205 a year. Education may be partially substituted for experience. Jobs are also open for Architects. Persons who have completed a four year college course in architecture, or equivalent experience may qualify for $3410 a year and advance to $4205 a year after six months of successful experience. Staff Nurses, $3410 a year, are also needed. Requirements are current registration as a nurse and graduation from an approved nursing school. March 5 is the date of the next written test for Office Machine Operator, Card Punch Operator, and Photographer, $2500 to $3175 a year. Applications should be submitted now to be scheduled for this test. Further information can be obtained at Anaheim post office. For Health, Eat California Fruit TROUBLE FREE Driving Depends on LUBRICATION Avoid Expensive Repair Bills by Having Our Experts Give Your Car a Thorough Lubrication FREE CAR WASH Come in and Find Out How You May Get Your Auto Washed and Vacuumed FREE WE WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER YOUR CAR Saturday and Sunday excepted! "A Clean Car Always Runs Better!" K&L Super Service and 5-Minute Auto Wash 558 S. LOS ANGELES at WATER ST. PHONE 7550 ANAHEIM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY CREDIT REPORTS On Anyone, From Anywhere Over 1300 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 Physicians & Surgeons Dr. J. W. Truxaw PHYSICIAN Phones: Office 3215; Res. 2610 Center & L.A. Anaheim Open Evenings and Sunday Mornings J. W. UTTER, M.D. Office Phone 3211 Residence: 1001 W. Center St. 201-202 California Blvd. CREDIT REPORTS On Anyone, From Anywhere Over 1300 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 Bonded 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. 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