anaheim-gazette 1952-03-04

John Scott to Discuss America's Foreign Policy at Forum Meeting Agreements and understandings between nations throughout the world, as well as awareness of forces at work of a political and economic nature between governments of world powers, are part of the vital business of "America's Foreign Policy—1932." To be discussed from the standpoint of a critical observer and foreign correspondent for Time magazine, John Scott, at Fullerton's Public Forum Thursday evening, March 6, in Fullerton union high school auditorium. The lecture begins at 7:30 p.m. and is open to all free of charge, announces Moderator Walter Pray. Seeking an environment of peaceful progress together with preparedness to defend liberties of the American people, the United States government has embarked on a program so vast and so complicated within recent years that it often takes an expert in international relations and power politics to see and interpret the true aspects of world conditions. Correspondent Scott is well qualified to comment on such aspects from wide experience, travel, and training in objective reasoning. Living in Russia for eight years before World War II and later reporting on the same war from Moscow, Stockholm, Berlin, and Tokyo, Scott accumulated a background of information concerning European and Asiatic affairs, based upon eye-witness experiences. Opinions held by the speaker are significant; as he pyramids fact upon fact—from actual findings and wide reading—to support his conclusions. Author of several books, including Duel for Europe, Europe in Revolution, Behind the Urals, Scott was Philadelphia-born and educated in New York, in Switzerland and at the University of Wisconsin. He reported for the New York Times, later became correspondent for the London New Chronicle and traveled through parts of the USSR, Iran and Iraq, Turkey, and Balkan countries. Egrets and eagles fly north instead of south in early fall until winter turns them back. Congratulations To The S.Q.R. Store Congratulations To The S.Q.R. Store Your 45 years of faithful service in this community is an inspiration to all of us. L. N. WISSER SPORTING GOODS SINCE 1919 169 W. Center Street — Phone Anaheim 3417 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to the S.Q.R. STORE Dunhams PINE FOOTWEAR 215 W. Center St. Anaheim OUR 30th YEAR IN ORANGE COUNTY OUR 30th YEAR IN ORANGE COUNTY ...from one pioneer to another We salute the SQR STORE on the occasion OF THEIR FORTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Establishments founded on a future dedicated to the service of their community ...live on and on. SWANBERGERS PHONE: 9170 FIFTH CENTER HART, SCHAFFNER & MARK QUALITY CLOTHES ANAHEIM FULLERTON IN 1914—Shown above is the old S.Q.R. store in about 1914 the northeast corner of Los Angeles and Center sts, where of the light pole; Wesley Quorton, one of the original p IN 1914—Shown above is the old S.Q.R. store in about 1914 at the northeast corner of Los Angeles and Center sts., where Charles Federman, first owner of the store, built it. Anaheim life stands there now. Oscar Renner is shown standing to the left of the light pole; Wesley Quorton, one of the original partners to the left of the horses and A. E. Schumacher is shown to the two women at Quarton's right. Man on the bicycle stands back. EARLY ABOUT QUREN (Continued from Page 10) Courtesy well financed but not that rank and file of voters. Warren is in place only to make a deal to on the Supreme court. Reporter asked if the governor information that the indecent oil crowd is pouring a lot money into the campaign. Yes, I have," he replied. Answer to questions, he named two of the Werdel backers as Keck, who heads a Los Anzio oil company, and "his messer boy, Mr. Jack Smith." Both works for a group of indecent oil firms, including Keck's firm. The independents strongly opposed the multi-million dollar Colburns Highway bill which the legislature enacted. It provided for improvement of California highways through an increase in the gasoline tax. Warren said he has no knowledge of "Taft money" in thejel campaign. Senator Robbins. Taft (R-Ohio) has decided to enter the California primary himself. WASHINGTON (A) — President Lan has signed an executive exemption Frances Perkins, member of the Civil Service mission, from compulsory reent next April 10 when she be 70 years old. LOCAL AGENCIES SCHEDULE MEETING Invitations have been issued for the regular general meeting of the Orange County Council of Community Agencies, according to an announcement by T. Eugene Coffin, president. This will be a dinner meeting on Monday, March 10, at the YMCA, 148 N. Grand Ave.; Orange, at 6:30 p.m. Thomas P. Douglas, director of the Orange County Department of Social Welfare, will be the principal speaker. Mr. Douglas in his talk on "Trends in Public Welfare" will emphasize particularly the situation in Orange county and the services available through the Welfare department. As an added feature, Chauncey Alexander of Los Angeles, executive director of the Mental Health Society of Southern California, will discuss the program of the society and the possibilities of forming a chapter in Orange county. This is being considered as a step toward the establishment of mental health clinical facilities which is a project the council has undertaken. The meeting will be concluded with the showing of a mental health film entitled, "Children's Emotions." This film, recently produced and released, vividly the varying emotions of children and their reactions to certain situations. The meeting is open to the public, stated Rev. Coffin, and those interested in attending may make reservations by calling Miss Nyhus at Kimberly 2-3577, or by writing Box 802, Santa Ana. FARM FERTILIZER GUIDE AVAILABLE A fertilizer guide has been prepared by the Orange county office of the Agricultural Extension Service to assist farmers in evaluating the analysis of various kinds of fertilizer materials being used on local farms. Long time experiments by the Citrus Experiment Station have revealed that nitrogen is the most important deficient element in Orange county and Southern California soils. Very few soils have shown phosphate deficiency so far in Orange county and potash, says Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg. Where manures and other organic fertilizers are used regularly some nitrogen is added, as well as phosphate and potash. He points out that for mature citrus orchards about 2 to 3 pounds of nitrogen are required per tree. The fertilizers listed in the recent schedule include sulfate of ammonia 20.5 per cent nitrogen at 14.5 cents per pound of nitrogen it contains; calcium nitrate 15.5 per cent N at 20 cents; ammonium phosphate 16 per cent at 27 cents; ammonium nitrate 33 per cent at 14.2 cents; nugreen 45 per cent at 14.1 cents; liquid ammonium 82 per cent at 10-10-5 mix 10 per cents and 8-8-4 mix 34.5 cents per pound. Steer manure at 2 trogen has 10 pounds per ton; dairy manure at N has 14 pounds per ton; and poultry has 60 pounds of N. Organic sludges vary to 6 per cent nitrogen on their processing. Mudgues should be bounc analysis basis, says the Visor. Copies of the analytical ability at the Farm Adv in Santa Ana. WE ARE HAPPY TO EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS TO A FINE PIONEER FIRM The S.Q.R Store ON THE OCCASION OF ITS 45th ANNIVERSARY OF BUSINESS IN THIS COMMUNITY. SMITH REAL SNYDER FURNITURE CO. 51 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim with the showing of a mental health film entitled, "Children's Emotions." This film, recently produced and released, portrays vividly the varying emotions of children and their reactions to certain situations. The meeting is open to the public, stated Rev. Coffin, and those interested in attending may make reservations by calling Miss Nyhus at Kimberly 2-3577, or by writing Box 802, Santa Ana. Audrey Callaway In Fleet Games Along with other crewmen serving aboard the attack transport USS Bayfield, Audrey B. Callaway, quartermaster seaman, USN, of 147 W. Center, Anaheim, Callif, recently participated in the largest Pacific Fleet training exercises held since the Korean outbreak. The exercises called "Lex Baker One," took place off the coast of Southern California. Over 70 ships and 15,000 men of the Navy and the newly activated Third Marines participated. Really was added to the mock war games by assuming that lower California and several islands off the shore had been captured by an "aggressor" enemy. The Navy's problem was the retaking of the enemy-field islands through amphibious assaults. Ships of all types were used in the exercises including submarines and aircraft carriers. "Aggressor" submarines and planes made repeated "attacks" in harassing the task force, adding even more reality to the operation. The first long-distance telephone call staged by Alexander Graham Bell was between Brantford, Ontario, and the village of Paris, Ontario. Anaheim Beaman Returns on Repose Alva McCarthy, commissioner of beaman, USW, 80th of Mrs. Doldres McCarthy of 1127 W. Broadway, Anaheim, Calif., recently returned to the United States while serving aboard the hospital ship USS Repose, known as the "Angel of the Orient" for its treatment of 11,000 soldiers with only 33 deaths. The Repose, a 14,000-ton floating hospital with 800 beds, has spent the past 16 months in Korea near the front lines within easy reach of battlefield casualties. In one action near Chinnampo, Korea, the Repose inched its way through 50 miles of dangerously shallow channel in order to evacuate more than 750 wounded United Nations soldiers before they were trapped in a gigantic communist offensive. This made it necessary for the crew to work around the clock for 60 hours in one of the great rescue operations of the war. There are approximately 44,000 persons living on the Caribbean island of Antigua. Soprano to Sing In Concert Finale Final concert of the Santa Ana Community Concert Association current series will be given by Pierrette Alarie, coloratura soprano, this Friday (March 7) at 8:15 p.m., in the Santa Ana High school auditorium. Star of concert, opera and radio; Miss Alarie has been lauded for her performances in Canada, her native land; France and England as well as in the United States. She made her operatic debut in Montreal in 1943 with a cast from the Metropolitan Opera Company. After studying at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, she was given a contract with the Met through the Additions of the Air: Her New York debut came in 1945 when she sang in Verdi's "Masked Ball." Her repertoire soon included leading roles in "The Barber of Seville," "Rigolotto" and others. The singer is the wife of best-polled Sumner, Lyke tenor. Congratulations to an ORANGE COUNTY 4-H Leaders Get Recognition Orange county 4-H club leaders will be recognized at a dinner Wednesday evening, March 5, 7 at Violet Halt Garden Grove. Supervisor Ralph McFadden will be the principal speaker. Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg will be master of ceremonies. Entertainment is being provided by Russ Cardwell and his five-piece orchestra from Tustin. This dinner for the 4-H club leaders is given during National 4-H Club Week, March 8-10. monia 82 per cent at 10.5 cents; 10-10-5 mix 10 per cent at 31.6 cents and 8-8-4 mix 8 per cent at 34.5 cents per pound of nitrogen. Steer manure at 2 per cent nitrogen has 30 pounds of nitrogen per ton; dairy manure at 0.7 per cent N has 14 pounds nitrogen per ton, and poultry at 3 per cent has 60 pounds of N per ton. Organic sludges vary from 1.25 to 6 per cent nitrogen depending on their processing. Manures and sludges should be bought on their analysis basis, says the Farm Advisor. Copies of the analyses are available at the Farm Advisors' Office in Santa Ana. Congratulations to an ORANGE COUNTY INSTITUTION and ANAHEIM'S PREMIER MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENT ...the S.Q.R. Store INEZ and VICTOR LOLY We Join Time Tested Service for more than 60 years Anaheim We Join in Congratulating the SQR STORE on the completion of 45 YEARS of faithful SERVICE in Anaheim Time Tested Service for more than 60 years Anaheim Building & Loan Association has offered safety for depositors and service for home owners. WE HAVE NEVER PAID OUR SAVERS LESS THAN 3% ALL FUNDS DEPOSITED BY THE 16th OF ANT MONTH DRAW ENTEREST FROM THE 1st at ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System NOW ENTERING OUR 31ST YEAR IN ANAHEIM in Anaheim at CORNER CENTER & LEMON STREETS PHONES — ANAHEIM 2188 and 2189