anaheim-gazette 1952-05-15

"Anaheim Gazette" THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA "SOLID" is the reaction of L. B. "Sully" Roquet, left, and Carl Rau, as they examine floors of homes being built by Bonded Homes, Inc., on N. East st. at Adele st., just north of Center st., Anaheim. Floors are of No. 1 oak laid over two-inch tongue and groove subflooring. Roquet is sales agent on the property. Rau is member of sales staff. Plastering Begun On Bonded Homes Dwellings in Bonded Homes' first Anaheim residential development have reached the plastering stage, it was announced today by C. Fred Smith, president of Bonded Homes, Inc. First of the 49 three-bedroom and two-bedroom-with-den houses being built in the initial unit are still scheduled for completion about June 1, Smith said. The unit is situated on N. East st. at Adele st., just north of Center st. in CHARACTER BUILDING—One tives of the Scouting program, yesterday afternoon's meeting son P-TA. Featured at the se Community Service Gets First Play New SACRAMENTO (CNS) — Although rather slow in getting started, it appears as though the Community Services District be sponsored by Assemblyman Thomas E Caldecott of Berkeley at the 1951 session, will pay off in the near future. The measure was adopted by the legislature to give fringe area an opportunity to form multi-service districts, and thereby avoid the necessity of annexation to neighboring communities with high tax rates and undesirable political complications. Reports have reached Sacr Ladies Take Charge Of Lions Meeting Anaheim Lions club will hand the gavel, arrangements, program and everything else over to their Lady Lions at the regular luncheon meeting tomorrow at 12:15 p.m., in the Elks club. Mere male Lions will be relegated to the status of guests, with no authority to interfere with the conduct of the meeting; with no authority, for that matter, to say anything. Senator Estes Kefauver will speak in Santa Ana May 20 when the Democratic Central committee of Orange county holds its first Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner. Political Advertisement JOHN D. HOME, Commander, Department of California, will be traveling companion of Donald R. Wilson, American Legion National Commander, while he tours Southern California. Wilson will visit Santa Ana May 26, dinner in his honner will be held at the clubhouse of Santa Ana Post No. 131, 313 N. Birch LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, May 15, 1952.) NOTICE IS HEREDY GIVEN pursuant to the provisions of Section 2440 of the Civil Code of the State of California, that Matt Tischler and Paula Tischler, Vendors, of 263 East Center Street, City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, intend to sell to Clyde J. Metz and Doris G. Metz, Vendees, of 12343 222 Street, City of Artesia, County of Los Angeles, State of California, all certain personal property consisting generally of all stock in trade, fixtures, equipment and goods will of a certain Arts and Craft business known as Orange County Craft Center and located at 264 East Center Street, City of Anaheim, County of Orange, state of California, and that the purchase price thereof will be paid at 10 o'clock a.m. on the 29th day of May, 1952, at All Service Corporation, 211 East Center Street, City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California. DATED: May 14, 1952. MATT TISCHLER, PAULA TISCHLER, Vendors and/or CLYDE J. METZ, DORIS G. METZ, Vendees All Service Corporation, Esrow Department, 211 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Telephone 7283. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, May 15, 22, 23, June 5, 12, 19, 26 July 2, 1952.) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE HELEN F. HILLIARD, Plaintiff, CLARENCE A. HILLIARD CONQUER YOUR VOTE FOR FRANK ROSPAW (Newspaper Publisher) Assemblyman, 75th District Editor and owner for 24 years of Placentia Courier. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Ahaheim Gazette, May 15, 22, 23, June 5, 12, 19, 26, July 3, 1952.) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE HELEN F. HILLIARD, Plaintiff, vs. CLARENCE A. HILLIARD, Defendant. Dept. I No. 58114 SUMMONS' Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, and complaint filed in the Office of the Clerk of the superior Court of said County. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: CLARENCE A. HILLIARD, Defendant. 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Photo by Don Young) Community Services District Bill vs First Play Near Sacramento AMENTO (CNS) — Alrather slow in getting it appears as though the City Services District bill forced by Assemblyman E Caldecott of Berkeley 1951 session, will pay off near future. Measure was adopted by lature to give fringe areas furtunity to form multidistricts, and thereby the necessity of annexation boring communities with rates and undesirable complications. Have reached Sacra- Hughson pointed out, is an additional supply of water, which the district plans to secure from Folssom Dam. The area at the present time is served partially by the city of Sacramento, partially by the county, and partially by private water companies. In addition, many residents of the area have their own wells. The areg included within the boundaries is virtually all subdivisional, and has a heavy concentration of popuation. In addition to water, the district is forming for sewage, waste and storm water control; collec- Psychiatrist Says Dream Forms Important in Mental Treatment By FRANK CAREY Associated Press Science Reporter ATLANTIC CITY (AP)—Dreams come in four different packages, the American Psychiatric Association was told today. And, said Dr. Iago Galdston of New York, psychiatrists should pay more attention to these differences in the "structure" of dreams—as an aid in treating the mentally ill. For many years, he said in a prepared address, much emphasis much variation. And thation indicates and reflecgression or regression (treatment) experience patient." For another session, meeting, three Boston trists said not enough has been given to "cliquemental hospital patients sible sources of both evil. Dr. S. Stephen Kegeles measure was adopted by statute to give fringe areas opportunity to form multi-districts, and thereby the necessity of annexation aborning communities with rates and undesirable complications. has reached Sacramento several sections of that the new provision is being discussed, but area contiguous to Sacra-self, petitions are being held for the actual forma- such a district. new district, if it qualifies, known as the Greater Area Community Services according to Robert R. president of the South Chamber of Com-munity who was responsible for together the presidents and of virtually all the civic clions in the area. AL meetings were held services of an attorney, Cecchettini, secured, to the petitions, which will be cited to the county board officers. need in the area, notified that unless you so answer as above required, it will take judgment for or damages demanded inaint, as arising upon con-stitution will apply to the Court for relief demanded in the com-nder my hand and seal of or Court of the County of state of California, this 29th day, 1862. B. J. SMITH, County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, In and for the County of Orange. By ROBERT H. MARKEY, Deputy. Superior Court County). EBB, Or Plaintiff, Of America Bldg., Calif., 2323. NOTICE: "A defendant ap- action when he answers, gives the plaintiff written appearance, or when an gives notice of appearance (Sec. 1014, C.C.I.P.) or demurrers must be in- filed with the Clerk." CALDECOTT'S bill, while not exactly a compromise measure, turned out to have the effect of such legislation. For it was adopt-ed without fanfare in the middle of a bitter battle between cities and counties over the fringe area problem. Representatives of the cities were attempting to force through a measure which would have required taxation of the fringe areas, regardless of the services given, while the counties were attempting to have the legislature adopt another fringe area bill permitting consolidation of services. Both bills were referred to committees for further study and investigation; but there was virtually no opposition to the Caldecott measure. ATLANTIC CITY — Dreams come in four different packages, the American Psychiatric Association was told today. And, said Dr. Iago Galdston of New York, psychistrists should pay more attention to these differences in the "structure" of dreams—as an aid in treating the mentally ill. For many years, he said in a prepared address, much emphasis has rightly been placed on the "contents" of dreams—but practically no attention has been paid to the form, or stage setting, of the dream. Saying that in the case of the mentally ill the dream structure is closely correlated with the patient's personality and the type of his mental disturbance, Dr. Galdston listed these four patterns for dreams in general: 1. The dream that has a "consistent story." 2. The dream that is presented as a "montage"—a serial form of disjointed episodes, yet staged upon a consistent background. 3. The "meandering" dream, where there is a constant shift in terrain and lots of inconsistency. 4. The "amorphous," or shapeless dream—where the characters are dim and vague and don't make much sense at all. He said there is opportunity for utilizing these differences in diagnosing a patient's illness, and following the progress of treatment. 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Center, Ana- HORIZONTAL 1 Artificial language 4 Part of "to be" 6 To maintain 11 Optical illusion 13 Reader of imagery 15 Colloquial: father 18 Composer of "Naughty Marietta" 19 Toward 21 Work at Spare 22 Tapered alip of wood 24 Glacial snow 26 First garden 28 Eggs 29 To rectify 31 Poetic: ample 31 Printer's measure 34 Disorderly behavior 35 Ancient capital of Irish monarchs 36 Prefix: son of Smear 37 Former German grand-duchy 45 Light Horse Harry 47 Music: vivacity VERTICAL 1 Petty devil 2 Crown 3 Either 4 Becomes old 5 European blackbird 6 Lenient 7 Castle sea-god 8 Divisions of a play 9 Neuter pronoun 12 Incentive 13 Interjection 14 Type of metrical tale Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: PIXERY LAPSE UNBEAL MERRIBE MUMBLE XRTEND LRY EDITOR AODE DEBT GOA USED DEAFEN FLED BAR NUT HALT MORROR GORE BAB APES OVE COURSE ZKY BLXPHE GRANDED RECODIL ZIRAND ADAPT PASZY LOW PRICE Check these Low Price CHEES Excellent flavor. Use in MARG Dulewood Yellow. Quarter SUGAR Fine granulated. Western Flour KitchenCraft enriched. 10-B (5-lb., 49c; 25-lb., 2.17) Bel-Air Frozen Fancy Green Peas Fordhook Lima Beans Orange Juice Canned Food Sliced Pineapple Loqni brand. (9 oz.; 2 c) Dolo Fruit Cocktail (16½ oz.; 19c) Hunt's Tomato Sauce More Low Price Miracle Whip plus 25c Kraft's Salad Dressing. Star Kist Tuna solid pack Star Kist Chunk Tuna Delrich Margarine Kern Grape Jelly Korn Prosofer Apricot, Peach or Apricot-Pineapple. YOUR NEAR WASHINGTON (P) — Congress sent to President Truman late today legislation boosting pay and allowances in the military services. Dream Forms Total Treatment much variation. And the variation indicates and reflects progression or regression in the (treatment) experience of each patient." For another session of the meeting, three Boston psychiatrists said not enough attention has been given to "cliques" among mental hospital patients as possible sources of both good and evil. Dr. S. Stephen Kegeles and two local musicians To Entertain at ACC Meeting The monthly membership meeting of the Orange County Associated Chambers of Commerce will be held at the El Toro Marine Base tomorrow with 300 members having reserved places at the banquet with Col. Dayid O'Neill, commanding officer, as host. A reception will be held in the officers' lounge at 6 p.m. Myford Irvine, chairman of the military affairs committee, as master of "gang wrecking of furniture, or mass suicide," and, on the other hand, to drawing lone wolf patients into closer social relationships with other patients. ceremonies presenting Maj. Gen. Vernon E. Megee, newly appointed commanding general of the base, as principal speaker at the dinner starting at 7 p.m. Mrs. Julian P. Black, director of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce, has arranged a musical program to supplement the dinner music by the El Toro Marine Band. Miss Mildred R. Beuhler of Stanton will sing and dance; Nolan Blackman of Cypress will also be a vocal soloist, both being accompanied by Miss Marjorie Cranston of Anaheim. Miss Buehler, who attends Garden Grove High school, has won several radio and television contests and spent last year in Europe where she entertained extensively. Nolan Blackman of AUHS just won the Leo Carillo television amateur show competition and Anaheim's Talent Time first contest. Miss Cranston is studying music at Fullerton High School. For another session of the meeting, three Boston psychiatrists said not enough attention has been given to "cliques" among mental hospital patients as possible sources of both good and evil. Dr. S. Stephen Kegeles and two colleagues said that doctors, nurses and attendants rarely take into consideration the possible significance of "ward organization" among the patients. 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