anaheim-gazette 1952-04-17

Supervisors Laud County Employees For 'Know Your Government' Project Time and money contributed by Orange county employees in preparing Demonstration Day, May 17, in connection with their "Know Your County Government" project, also demonstrate devotion on their part to public service, in the opinion of county officials, as expressed today. Supervisor C. M. Featherly of Santa Ana said it proves that county employees "have a high sense of responsibility." "It proves," said Featherly, "that they have an unusual regard for their duty as public employees. "They are not only making this effort to inform the public of the workings of county government—to show the people what their tax money pays for—they are doing it on their own time and at their own expense. "My observation of county government as a Supervisor has shown me that county employees have a high level of efficiency. They have to be at least as good as employees in private industry, and for the most part the requirements of their work are even more rigid than in private industry. "When we find them going even farther than their jobs obligate them to do, and not only wanting to inform the public of what they are doing, but also willing to devote their own spare time and spend their own money to do so, I think that is a fine example of public service." The county employees will present the demonstration of county government on a Saturday, which is a holiday for them. In addition, they are devoting many hours of work in their spare time to prepare the demonstration. Supervisor Featherly will contribute a plaque to the county department making the best showing on D-Day. MORE ABOUT... Jaycee (Continued from Page 1) that ball clerks be deputized for outlying towns to facilitate the handling of traffic fines, and that a messenger system be inaugurated to pick up bail monies and prisoners that have to be transported to the municipal court from the outlying areas. That would necessitate something on the order of a "Black Maria" or paddy-wagon, he explained. Prison Officials 'Wait Out' Revolt Of 68 Inmates TRENTON, N.J. (UP)—Official at Trenton state prison to watched for signs of a break in revolt by 68 convicts barricaded in the prison printing shop. The prison administration "waiting it out" in an effort to insure the safety of four employees held as hostages by the riot since 10 a.m., Tuesday, when the revolt began. Reports so far indicate the hages, two of whom have had trouble, have not been harmed, the convicts and have even fled and permitted to secure my line from the outside. Late yesterday afternoon four men all were permitted telephone the prison's central office and report that they were right. Since yesterday morning, we a message from institutions agencies commissioner Sanf Bates was sent in to the mneers, they have been quiet of the situation has remained changed. An observer at the prison saw the shop resembled a tomb—noise, no faces, no lights—no ing. The rioters have been with food, water or electricity since they took over the two-story store. FRIDAY ANAHEIM SP Merchants of ANA CANNISTER SETS $249 8-piece Cannister Sets. SPECIAL! 80 SQUARE, FAST COLO COTTON PRIN CANNISTER SETS 5-piece Cannister Sets. Regular $4.95 set...Set McMAHAN'S FURNITURE STORES 221 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM FOOD MIXERS Brand new 1952 model Hamilton Beach with finger tip bowl control. Orange juicer included. Only one to a customer. Reg. $44.95 value... BALLMAN'S TELEVISION & APPLIANCES 122 WEST BROADWAY ANAHEIM SPECIAL GROUP DRESSES ALL SIZES 6 to 9 P.M. 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Denbigh and Ken Cutter of Los Angeles, regional supervisors with the state department of education, Bureau of Agricultural Education, in addition to the group of county high school agricultural instructors including Herbert Stitt and Harrison B. Smith of Fullerton Union high school, Avon Carlson and Lee Hanson of Anaheim high, Ronald E. Squires of Brea-Olinda high, Arnold Trodftgruben of Tustin Union high, and Forrest Dunivin of Garden Grove Union high. Among improvements planned for junior exhibitors were included details to be added to the new Premium List, more specific judge shop, one of a group of industrial buildings near the prison's wall. MORE ABOUT ... Harriman (Centrued Trdm F) Promotion has expressed concern for a successor known he thinks highly son and is lukewarm to Russell has strong support South but his vote-pull is untested elsewhere campaign has gotten no start. McMahons camp launched officially on day. Connecticut Dems sisted he is not merely son but was a full-fledged date for the White House move had unanimous the state's Democratic commette. Russell picked up his slate of pledged delegate day. The South Carolinaocratic convention agreed him its 16 national votes "for as long as in nomination." Brinkley Will Probate Asked Petition to probate the will of Grace B. Brinkley of Anaheim who died April 9 was filed in Superior court at Santa Ana by her brother, William M. Bigelow, of 312 S. Clementine st., Anaheim potential candidate who will the split Democratic election. Truman has expresses concern for a successor known he thinks highly son and is lukewarm to Russell has strong support South but his vote-pull is untested elsewhere campaign has gotten no start. McMahons camp launched officially on day. Connecticut Dems sisted he is not merely son but was a full-fledged date for the White House move had unanimous the state's Democratic Commette. Russell picked up his slate of pledged delegate day. The South Carolinaocratic convention agreed him its 16 national votes "for as long as in nomination." DAY NIC SPECIAL ANAHEIM Offer SPECI SHOP IN ANAHE SAVINGS FOR EVERY COFFEE TABLES Modern bleach coffee tables. Regular $25.00. A real value. 6 to 9 Friday only $17 SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. 151 N. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAI PECIAL! SQUARE, FAST COLOR COTTON PRINTS 25¢ LADIES GLOVES SPECIAL! SQUARE, FAST COLOR COTTON PRINTS NEW SPRING and SUMMER COLORS DELIGHTFUL NEW PATTERNS PENNEY'S...Anaheim 124 W. CENTER ST. SEWING MACHINE Standard round bobbin with attachments. G. $24.50 VALUE FRIDAY ONLY Anaheim Sewing Machine Exch. E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM OW OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 9 P.M. OPEN DAILY 8 to 5:30—CLOSED SAT. AFTER 12 NOON — Special This Week — PLASTIC SHOWER and SASH CURTAIN SETS UNITED SUPPLY—Reg. 9.90 Value...Per Set OWSTON'S Floor Coverings LINOLEUM - ASPHALT TILE - CARPET VENETIAN BLINDS - SHADES N. 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The move had unanimous approval of the state's Democratic central commette. Russell picked up his first full slate of pledged delegates yesterday. The South Carolina Democratic convention agreed to give him its 16 national convention votes "for as long as his name is in nomination." where, Grace Brinkley also resided. The will provides that the brother shall be sole heir, the estate including the property at 312 S. Clementine st. and personal property valued at "less than $10,000." A sister of the deceased was omitted from the will. New Catalina Island Station Gives Commercial, Program Policies Plenty of melodic, popular and semi-classical music, punctuated by five minutes of news every hour and news headlines, weather reports and time signals even more frequently, will be the program policy of the new KBIG Catalina, scheduled to open early in May with dual studios in Hollywood and Avalon. "With 10,000 watts on 740 kilocycles, KBIG will have a powerful signal throughout the Southern California community" says owner-manager John H. Poole. "It is only logical that a signal reaching 5,000,000 people should serve the widest possible segment of that population — and a preliminary 5000-sample public opinion survey shows that sweet "hummable" music plus news meets the demands of the majority. Classical, hillbilly and the extremes of jive music will be left to more specialized stations while we take music's middle road." Talk will be minimized on the new station, except for exceptionally interesting special events. Full advantage will be taken of KBIG Catalina studios to originate general-interest programs from the island. Except for the two or three important headline stories, news will net be repeated each hour. Instead it will be classified into specialized fields, such as sports, women's motion picture, Washington, business, etc. Newscasts will be scheduled wherever possible at 25 minutes after the hour, both to accommodate motorists driving to and from work, and to offer a news service at a time when other stations in the area do not. Commercial policy of KBIG will follow its program principles of avoidance of undue yakkity-yak." Length of commercial copy will follow the code of the National Association of Radio & Television Broadcasters, of which KBIG is a member. There will be no unbroken linking of multiple announcements for different sponsors. Cliff Gill is KBIG operations manager, Alan Lisser program director and Stu Wilson production and special events manager. Births BAZQUEZ—Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Bazquez, 13091 Taft, Garden Grove, at Santa Ana Community hospital, April 15, a girl, 7 pounds, 9½ ounces. 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