anaheim-gazette 1952-05-05

Rinshed-Mason Plant Begins Third Year Of Manufacturing Paints, Varnishes Rinshed-Mason Company is positive evidence of the growing industrial potential of Anaheim and Orange county. This company has a productive capacity of 100,000 gallons per month of automotive and industrial paints, varnish and lacquer products. Beginning conversion operations in Anaheim in Sepetmber, 1950, at its location at 1244 N. Lemon st., Rinshed-Mason Company put out its first production batch of automotive undercoats in November, according to Edward S. Hawkins, general manager. Extensive installation of the latest and most efficient in production equipment is still underway with a large electric varnish and resin cooker now in production. Laboratory facilities include the finest in precision instruments for testing all phases of the paint materials. Rinshed-Mason Company's own development, the Tintometer, has made it possible for the R-M jobber to match literally hundreds of colors by stocking certain bases or standard colors and by blending these specified and predetermined proportions. Headquarters for the West Coast Division are in Detroit at 5935 Milford ave., where, under the direction of Frederick G. Weed, president, the company's products are being manufactured and sold nationally and abroad. Rinshed - Mason Company was evidenced by the Rinshed-Mason Company staff in its wholehearted interest and participation in civic and service club activities. Additional plant management includes Edward L. Robinson, shipping and service; Charles W. Finkgan, laboratory, and Fred L. Neidon, production. EDWARD S. HAWKINS General manager of Anaheim plant of Rinshed-Mason Co. is 40-year-old Edward S. Hawkins. Trained in Heidelberg and West Virginia universities, Hawkins has had wide experience in industry with the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. and in the automotive finishes department of Rinshed-Mason in Detroit. AMPILE Facilities for the production of paint materials exist at the West Coast plant with 50,000 square feet of factory, office and warehouse building on a four-acre plot with a railroad spur leading directly to the plant accommodating the unloading of four railroad cars at a time directly into the warehouse area. Rinshed-Mason Company points KOREAN STUDENT STARTS NEWSPAPER MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (AP)—The Korean Messenger, a small four-page newspaper with an initial circulation of 1000 and designed to be the voice of Korean students in this country, has made its debut under the editorship of Kyung Won Lee, of Seoul, Korea, a journalism student at West Virginia University. STEEL PRODUCTION INCREASES IN 1951 BRUSSELS (AP)—Belgian steel production ended the year 1951 with an all-time high production of five million tons while the Luxembourg industry produced some three million tons. The Belgo-Luxembourg economic union total steel production for the year is thus 30 per cent higher than their 1950 production. A WORD OF APPRECIATION A WORD OF APPRECIATION We wish to express our thanks to our many friends and customers for their business during the past years. It is our aim to continue to give the very best in quality Service. WE CONGRATULATE The Anaheim Gazette on its 2nd Anniversary as a daily newspaper, and its 82nd year of publication. SVEN HARBERG PAINTING CONTRACTOR 701 N. Pine PHONE ANAHEIM 4632 Third Year Furnishes forced by the Rinshed-Mason staff in its wholehearted and participation in civic ice club activities. onal plant management Edward L. Robinson, ship-service; Charles W. Fine-origatory, and Fred L. Na-duction. Purchase of Good Farm Lands Getting Tough There are folks in Southern California—including the Anaheim area—who have the urge to "go back to the soil." But, not many of them are finding any soil available. Demand is fairly high, but the supply just isn't there. People who have groves and farms are reluctant to sell. Unless you have plenty of money, very good security, (or both), and are prepared to do a lot of land-hunting, you aren't too likely to start a big back-to-the-land movement right now. The limited availability of reasonably priced land is also causing some residential and industrial developers to look to the future with a wary and anxious eye. Best bets on obtaining land are said to be "inherited" land offered by administrators of estates for the benefit of all the heirs. (This should be handled by a reputable broker of experience, incidentally.) Then there is the absentee owner who may want to sell. Folks actively engaged in production on their lands have a good thing—and see increased valuations as California grows and progresses; consequently, they are not too inclined to pull up stakes unless they have an exceedingly bright offer. Many of the prospective farmers are young people wanting to get "on their own" or are bigger operators interested in anything that looks good. But, most prospective buyers today want small acreage with a home. The actual price in some cases may not be the most important item in the transaction if the purchaser can't pay all cash. Serving The World With Quality P With Quality P FRONT VIEW OF THE RINSHED-MASON CO. PLANT As manufacturers of automotive and enamels and varnishes, the Rinshed-Mason faith in the future of Anaheim and the entire our decision to establish a modern plant in the West. Our Anaheim plant enables us to reel the many coast branches of R-M’s large area in the automotive, aircraft, fleet-truck, appli machinery and equipment, and architecture. The Rinshed-Mason policy is to manufactures, and to provide every possible service. In addition to our regular line of pro WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR GOOD WISHES ON ITS SECOND ANNIVERSARY AS A DAY RINSHED - MA MANUFACTURERS AUTOMOTIVE and INDUSTRIAL ENAMELS and VAN ANAHEIM, CALIF. MORE ABOUT Ground Weather (Continued from Page 14) and air pollution. TEMPERATURE, moisture and wind speed are measured here at ground level. Studies also are made of the living space of plants underground, down to root level. Many of the recorders are within a gray frame building, 6 feet square, on the college farm, which students and faculty have dubbed "Biel Hall." Other instruments in a wire enclosure include rain gauges, thermometers at shoulder height and ground level, soil thermometers, and devices that measure soil moisture electrically. REDS TRY YAK MEAT; COMPARE IT TO BEEF HONG KONG (AP)—The Chinese communists are trying out yak meat on the Shanghai market. The Shanghai News, a communist newspaper said the flesh of the long-haired wild ox was "more palatable than beef." The paper salso said that use of yak meat as a substitute for beef would help to conserve the use of water buffalo and oxen for farm work. INSULT TO INJURY LINCOLN, Neb. (AP)—Someone took 10 chickens from the hen-house of George Botel. But what really made Botel mad was this: The provler also stole the lock off the hen-house door. For Health, Eat California Fruit City Products RINSHED MASON CO. facturers Automotive & Industrial North-Lawrence District MASON CO. PLANT AT 1244 N. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM automotive and industrial paints, lacquers, the Rinshed-Mason Company has the utmost eim and the entire West. We have never regretted modern plant here to serve our customers enables us to render the very best in service to of R-M’s large and varied industrial accounts t, fleet-truck, appliance, railroad, industrial , and architectural fields. policy is to manufacture high quality prodpossible service to its customers. regular line of products we have developed a GOOD WISHES TO THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE Y AS A DAILY NEWSPAPER - MASON CO. MUFACTURERS OF INDUSTRIAL PAINTS, LACQUERS, L.S and VARNISHES DETROIT, MICH.