anaheim-gazette 1952-08-06

State Senate Considers Old Age Assistance Increase Measure SACRAMENTO. (CNS) — The proposed $5 increase in old age assistance for recipients in California was before the state senate yesterday after the finance committee under Sen. Ben Hulse, Imperial county, gave a unanimous pass recommendation to a measure providing for the increase. The bill was submitted by Sen. Fred Weybret, Monterey county, and will, according to officials of the state department of social welfare, give most recipients a straight $5 increase in the allotment each month. Present ceiling is $75 per month and the Weybret bill merely increases it to $80 per month, with provision in the measure that it can go to $85 if there is another federal increase. Charles I. Schottland, director of social welfare, submitted figures to the committee which indicated the additional federal subsidy would save the state about $6,000,000 annually and counties $2,280,000. The federal grant for all three security programs, old age, blind and needy children, will be increased by $22 million. Assembly bills accomplishing the same purpose, have been introduced, but is was believed that the Weybret measure will be the bill finally adopted. Unemployment Claims Increase SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Slight increases in the number of new claims, the number of claims paid, and the total number of claims filed marked California unemployment insurance activity for the week ending July 17, department of employment officials reported today. The Santa Ana office received 125 new claims, compared with 132 the previous week. It received a total of 902 claims, and paid $50, compared with 636 the week before. The number of new claims received throughout the state totaled 15,556, a three per cent increase over the previous week. Paid claims increased one per cent to 79,600, and total claims one per cent to 101,119. Stephen Awarded REB License SACRAMENTO (CNS)—D. D. Watson, state real estate commissioner, today announced issuance of a real estate brokers license to John W. Stephen, 108 W. Broadway, Anaheim. He also announced issuance of real estate salesman licenses to Harriet J. Gray, 9601 Gray Dr., and Bonnie J. Matthews, 9601 Gray Dr., both of Anaheim. Optimists to Go To Angels-Stars Baseball Game Anaheim Optimists will skip their dinner meeting tomorrow night and will attend the Los Angeles Angels versus Hollywood Stars baseball game at Wrigley Field. Buses will leave the 132 the previous week. It received a total of 802 claims, and paid $50, compared with 636 the week before. The number of new claims received throughout the state totaled 15,558, a three per cent increase over the previous week. Paid claims increased one per cent to 79,860, and total claims one per cent to 101,119. After more than five years of preparation, a photographie sky chart of the Milky Way as seen from the southern hemisphere is ready for distribution to 150 astronomical observatories all over the world. FESTIVAL OF ARTS Pageant of the Masters America's unique spectacle of "living art", 16 nights. Not Art Exhibit. Puppets. Children's Art Show. Handcrafts on display. Artists at work. Tickets at all National Agencies & S.C.A.L. Music Co. JULY 26 to AUG. 10 LAGUNA BEACH TUSTIN PLAYBOX Last 4 Nights "See How They Run" 3-act farce starring Cathy Browne with Bobs Watson, Pamela Payton, Wilmot L Stewart Coming Aug. 12, G. H. Shaw's "Candida" All seats reserved $1.20 Baton Music Co. or Phone KI 3-7222 Tustin Grammar School Aud. 300 South "C" Street, Tustin $1000 in CASH is a lot Optimists to Go To Angels-Stars Baseball Game Anaheim Optimists will skip their dinner meeting tomorrow night and will attend the Los Angeles Angels versus Hollywood Stars baseball game at Wrigley Field. Buses will leave the Optimist clubhouse at 6:30 p.m. sharp. Guests of the local club will be Anaheim boys who competed in the 1952 Soap Box Derby. This trip to Wrigley will replace the dinner the club ordinarily gives the soap boxers. Fullerton Optimists will also attend. County Dahlia Society to Hold Annual Show The dahlia show sponsored by the Orange County Dahlia society for the past 11 years, each year has attracted increased numbers of persons in attendance as well as exhibitors from all over southern California taking part in the show. The show this year is scheduled for Aug. 8 and 9 in the Santa Ana YWCA, 1411 N. Broadway. Admission is free as in other years. On Aug. 8 doors will be opened at 2 p.m. and on Aug. 9 at 10 a.m. closing both nights at 9 p.m. Those having just one or dozens of dahlias are urged by the show manager, Dr. L. N. Sherard, to exhibit them. Flowers or arrangements of dahlias must be brought to the show rooms in the YWCA by 11 a.m., Aug. 8. Entries will be received from 8 to 11 a.m. Prizes and ribbons will be awarded in many and varied divisions. Special divisions have been provided for novices, amateurs and advanced amateurs. Novices are those who never have been awarded a blue ribbon, amateurs those who have less than 100 clumps of dahlias, and advanced amateurs those have less than 100 clumps of dahlias. THIS IS the time of year we want to know who the lady who penned the words on the scription on the Statue oferty? Emma Lazarus wrote Give me your tired, your poor Your huddled masses, yearn to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, to I lift my lamp beside the go door. THIS IS the time of year we want to know who the lady who penned the words on the scription on the Statue oferty? Emma Lazarus wrote Give me your tired, your poor Your huddled masses, yearn to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, to I lift my lamp beside the go door. LOOKIE — East Center st is quite an improvement. The surfaced highway with its bright white lines makes one wish streets were refinished. PERSONALITIES — A number of Anaheimers we know are going to help a lot of California open the deer season. We wo mention them by name, because we'd hate to print their all about: "the one that got away and the one 'the other fell got." John T. Miller of La Bra is editor of Human Culture $1000 in CASH is a lot of money! Special divisions have been provided for novices, amateurs and advanced amateurs. Novices are those who never have been awarded a blue ribbon, amateurs those who have less than 100 clumps of dahlias, and advanced amateurs those having more than 100 clumps. Dr. G. Emmett Riatt of Santa Ana is society president. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 DEER SEASON OPENS In Coastal Counties SATURDAY AUG. 9th SEE US FOR ... Rifles Knives Red Hats Fishing Tackle Ammunition Scopes Sleeping Bags Air Mattresses HUNTING LICENSES ISSUED AND ALL HUNTING SUPPLIES L. N. Wisser "SPORTING GOODS SINCE 1919" 150 W. Center St. — Anaheim — Phone Anaheim 3417 PERSONALITIES — A number of Anaheimers we know are going to help a lot of California open the deer season. We would mention them by name, because we'd hate to print their all about: "the one that got away and the one "the other fell out." ... John T. Miller of La Habra is editor of Human Culture. Most of us aren't even familiar with that book. MEMO — Kids, enjoy your selves while you may—the five weeks that remain between noon and schooldays will seem as bad five days. BEEF — Now it can be told when the Gazetteer quipped about an Anaheim couple getting a divorce, they raised the roof, demanded a retraction. "It's not true! You owe us an apology... Well, time passes, like time usually does and there's a case on the court calendar where the Mr. is suing the Mr. for divorce. They'd been separated all this time according to divorce records. Now, we'd like to ask who owes who an apology? We pride ourselves in being pretty close to accuracy, but we don't MAILING LISTS Complete Coverage FULLERTON — ANAHEIM GARDEN GROVE Call L.Ambert 5-1845 or Gasetie Box 151MO Marine Returned To Adult Criminal Court for Trial Roy Clifford Broughton, 18-year-old Marine, charged with the slaying of Richard E. Grimsley, 25, Los Angeles taxi driver, in Santa Ana last March 7, today was rejected by juvenile court and will face preliminary hearing in Santa Ana Justice Court Aug. 25. Superior Judge Franklin G. West, who received the case from Justice court a week ago, turned it back to the criminal court today after receiving the report of a Santa Ana psychiatrist who examined Broughton on the question of sanity. MORE ABOUT ... Saucers Continued from Page 1 added. Explain of Discs In line with the theory that they are atmospheric phenomena, an air force spokesman noted that the radar sighting—tiny blimps on a fluorescent screen — started about the time a thunderstorm hit the area. Yesterday the Star said Physicist Noel Scott gave demonstration for Lt. Gen. Lewis A. Pick, chief of army engineers, and others. He used a vacuum bell 18 inches across and a little less than three feet tall. The paper gave this account of the demonstration: "Mr. Scott produced a near-vacuum within the bell jar, roughly corresponding to pressure believed to exist at an altitude of 200 miles above the earth. Very thin air within the earth." State Park Leaders SACRAMENTO tions of prestigious speaking, are a fact may have made with ten pulling goes on behind the jobs of chair chairman of the committees. Actually, the job part constitute no work, plus thefering with and national big-wigthis fact, they areassiduously by thosein politics. The party coweek-end were not this axiom, for we read for the most p in the ranks of u ntions, there were in both the Republ cratic ranks over the affairs of the members of the c ees for the ensuing. The election proparties is complicatedthe fact state lachairman and vice tating from north year, it was the m supply a Democrat and the man on to was elected, was state senator from county. Miller W Some factions ocratic party, reported Begonia Society To Meet Thursday Cal Trowbridge, president of the American Begonia society, and his "Gang Busters" will be feature entertainers when the Orange county branch of the society meets Thursday in Farm bureau hall, 353 S. Main st., Orange. The program will include a plant sale, refreshments, door A new commandment I unto you, That ye love one other; as I have loved you, ye also love one another. SCELLANY — Jimmy Smith is to know who the lady was opened the words on the ination on the Statue of Liberty Emma Lazarus wrote: me your tired, your poor, huddled masses, yearning breathe free, wretched refuse of your mining shore. these, the homeless, to me: my lamp beside the golden T. IS IS the time of year when of Anaheimers help Hunt pack their heavenly peach-fruitable Afton Reilert, the paymaster, will tell you the trucks are beginning to southward from the San Joaquin Valley ... Edward Mene is mend. The man who helped this part of the Golden he has had that staunch deation and will power of a ... Don Maxson, like Willapper, likes to go barefootternal youth! KIE — East Center street is an improvement. The re-ed highway with its bright lines makes one wish all were refinished. SONALITIES — A number of Anaheimers we know are go-help a lot of Californians the deer season. We won't them by name, because hate to print their alibis "the one that got away" one "the other fellow John T. Miller of La Ha-deditor of Human Culture To Meet Thursday Cal Trowbridge, president of the American Begonia society, and his "Gang Busters" will be feature entertainers when the Orange county branch of the society meets Thursday in Farm bureau hall, 353 S. Main st., Orange. The program will include a plant sale, refreshments, door prizes, Orange county fair information and birthday plants. claim infallibility. POSTCARD POLL—We're getting ready to take another post-card poll of Anaheimers' political preferences. You may be one to be polled on your presidential preference. Our previous political poll of Anaheimers showed that they liked Ike and Estes bestest. But as far as Adlai was concerned, no one knew about the transplanted Angelene, who may be the first California to become president. NITECAPSULE — Politicians, they say are strange bedfellows. Why, they'll do anything to get their share of the pork barrel. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Aug. 6, 19, 1952) NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Trustees of the LoaR Elementary School District of Orange County, will receive up to but not later than 7:30 p.m. August 19, 1952, sealed bids for the following: Painting of the exterior of the LoaR School main building, bungalow, and garage. Said buildings consisting of Hucco and wood exterior and wood trim. Stucco to be painted with two coats of oil base exterior atuco paint and one coat exterior trim to be applied on all trim. All material to be of top quality as specified. A check or bond totaling 5 per cent of the total bid must be submitted with bid. Further details and specifications to be met are on file at LoaR School, 9461 LoaR St., Anaheim, Calif. The Board of Trustees reserves the right of rejecting any or all bids and any irregularities or informalities in any bid. Signed: LLOYD B. DYKES, Clerk, Board of Trustees. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette July 16, 23, 30, August 6, 19, 1952) No. A-21705 NOTICE TO CREDITORS tion for Lt. Gen. Lewis A. Pick, chief of army engineers, and others. He used a vacuum bell 18 inches across and a little less than three feet tall. The paper gave this account of the demonstration: "Mr. Scott produced a near-vacuum within the bell jar; roughly corresponding to pressure believed to exist at an altitude of 200 miles above the earth. Very thin air within the bell was ironied through exposure to static electricity fed into a metal circle at the base of the bell. Orange Light "When minute quantities of air were let into the glass container, a bubble-shaped glow of orange light began to rise from the center of the base. The light expanded into the shape of a small electric globe. Here it remained poised, or could be induced to detach itself from the base, or float off against the glass wall. "When the light floated free, a faint purplish glow developed at its base, as if the object was propelled or sustained in position by a jet exhaust. To some observers, it resembled a glowing orange balloon emitting a purplish gas or flame; to others, a new model for a space ship. "The motion of the objects developing within the bell could be controlled to some extent from the outside. The lights tended to follow a small electric magnet drawn along the glass, or even the wave of a man's hand. This occurred when the man's body contained enough static electricity to influence the lights. "At times, small orange lights about the size of marbles rolled across the base and made minute flashes on the glass. Mr. Scott said these lights sometimes float in formation. He believes they are drawn into position and into the same motion by irized layers or minute cloud masses within in the jar." WASHINGTON (T)—House tax investigators said today preliminary investigation had developed evidence of possibly serious irregularities in the Alcohol Tax Unit of the U.S. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette July 16, 22, 20, August 6, 13, 1952) No. A-21705 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF INA KAYLOR, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his or her place of business, to wit: 403 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated: July 11, 1952. S. L. MARSHBURN, Administrator of the Estate of said decedent. PRUIS & SCHUTZ. 403 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, California. Attorneys for Administrator. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette July 16, 22, 20, August 6, 13, 1952) No. A-21704 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF EVA MERRITT, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his or place of business, to wit: 403 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated: July 15, 1952. EDWARD B. MERRITT, Administrator with will annexed of the Estate of said decedent. WM. P. WEBR. Attorney for Administrator. WASHINGTON (A)—House tax investigators said today preliminary investigation had developed evidence of possibly serious irregularities in the Alcohol Tax Unit of the Internal Revenue Bureau. Markets CITRUS The Federal State Market News Service reported today oranges, lemons and grapefruit steady; prices unchanged. Sunkist Growers, Inc., reported today all auction markets in California were trending lower. Representative prices by size: Sunkist, first grade—150s 7.22; 176s 6.77; 200s 6.28; 220s 5.69; 252s 4.90; 288s 4.41; 344s 2.83; choice second grade—150s 5.43; 176s 5.69; 200s 5.13; 220s 4.47; 252s 2.86; 288s 3.62. EGGS Receipts 8932 cases; wholesale prices sales between local dealers: candled graded cases included: Large A, min: 80 per cent A, 56-56.50; Medium A, min: 80 per cent A, 48-49; Small A, min: 80 per cent A, 27; Candled graded eggs to retailers cases included: Grade A extra large 69-71; Large 64-66; Medium 54-56; Grade A, extra large 62-64; Large 59-61; Medium 50-52; Small 35-37; Grade B: Large 51-54. BUTTER Receipts 229,999 pounds. CHEESE Receipts 203,293 pounds. POULTRY Live poultry, no changes. When Nothing Else Will Help for ACID INDIGESTION Doctor specialists who treat nothing but stomach trouble may that a tablet like Bell-and often gives conducting relief when everything else fails for use intestinal and acid indigestion. Get a $2e package of Bell-and tablets at your druggists today. State Parties Choose Committee Leaders after Pre-Vote Fights SACRAMENTO (CNS) — Positions of prestige comparatively speaking, are a rarity, and this fact may have something to do with ten pulling and hauling that goes on behind the scenes over the jobs of chairman and vice-chairman of the state central committees. Actually, the jobs for the most part constitute nothing but a lot of work, plus the privilege of conferring with and introducing the national big-wigs, but despite this fact, they are sought after assiduously by those who go places in politics. The party conventions last week-end were no exception to this axiom, for while the public read for the most part of harmony in the ranks of unanimous elections, there were pre-vote rows in both the Republican and Democratic ranks over who would run the affairs of the more than 700 members of the central committees for the ensuing two years. The election procedure of the parties is complicated because of the fact state law requires a chairman and vice-chairman rotating from north to south. This year, it was the north's turn to supply a Democratic chairman, and the man on top, who finally was elected, was George Miller, state senator from Contra Costa county. Miller Wins Some factions of the Democratic party, reportedly those who MORE ABOUT ... Races (Continued from Page 1) favored the uninstructed delegation ticket at the June primaries, decided that Miller, who headed the elected Kefauver delegation, wasn't the man to head the destinies of the party for the next two years. Consequently, others were approached to run against the Contra Costa senator, among them being Sam Gardiner, of Marin county, and Senator Ed Regan, of Trinity county. Seemingly endless conferences were held. Gardiner said he wasn't averse to taking the job if it was offered to him Neither was Regan, although he said he wasn't campaigning. And after a couple of days, the by-play shaped up to the point where it was evident Miller had sufficient support to stop any opposition. So the other candidates climbed on the band-wagon, and Miller was elected unanimously. The vote on the Democratic vice-chairman wasn't as easy, for this race actually went to the floor, and three were nominated. Here Clinton D. McKinnon, from Southern California, a congressman and the unsuccessful Democratic candidate for U.S. Senator, showed his strength. He received 160 votes on a secret ballot, while Paul Ziffren got 76, and James Walker, 22. Waters Unopposed There was only slight opposition mentioned to election of Assemblyman Laughlin E. Waters, of Southern California, for Republican chairman. Waters, an administration man, was supported by the governor's group in the central committee. The group which favored him. Biggest Budget In Santa Ana's History Studied Receiving the new city budget this week from City Administrator Carl Thornton, the Santa Ana city council adjourned to next Monday evening to study and act upon the proposed $4,348,581.76 budget, largest in the city's history. Although exceeding any previous budget, this one will permit a decrease of about six cents in the tax rate, which is expected to be $1.815 per $100 of assessed valuation. Increased valuation explains the rate cut, it was said. The decrease may be even more than six cents, because the rate was figured on an estimated assessed valuation, of $63 million, whereas the actual valuation just announced is approximately $65 million. While the new budget is far above last year's $2,800,000 budget on its face, there is actually no true comparison. Thornton told the council, because this is the first bonafide budget the city has had. Until now the city budget has been a loosely compiled figure, omitting many of the major budget items, such as capital outlay. Removal of both adrenal glands from animals results in death in about 48 hours. The watermelon is the giant of the cucumber family. Berkeley, withdrew early, but Roger Lapham, Jr., of San Fran- and the man on top, who finally was elected, was George Miller, state senator from Contra Costa county. Miller Wins Some factions of the Democratic party, reportedly those who MORE ABOUT ... Races (Continued from Page 1) gram will be presentation of "diplomas" to the classes. The certificates are supplied by the American Red Cross. Assisting Mr. Glover in the program direction have been Darlene Fitz, Tom Schmitt and Gerie Glover. With completion of the summer swim program, the pool will be closed Friday during morning and early afternoon hours. Free swimming will continue from 3 to 4:30 each afternoon. MORE ABOUT ... Chest (Continued from Page 1) Estimated needs just didn't keep up with the realities. Chest President Ray Reafsnyder presided over the meeting which was attended by 16 members. The budget committee report, given by Chairman Louis Hoskins, was adopted as recommended; Campaign Chairman Robert E. Root reported on progress of plans for the coming campaign. The majority of watermelons consumed in the United States reach the market in late spring and early summer. Waters Unopposed There was only slight opposition mentioned to election of Assemblyman Laughlin E. Waters, of Southern California, for Republican chairman Waters, an administration man, was supported by the governor's group in the central committee. The group which favored Tom Werdel, Bakersfield, who headed the uninstructed ticket, threw out some feelers to determine if they could carry the primary fight to the convention. The feelers were generally ridiculed by the governor's delegates, and opposition to Waters filtered out for lack of a candidate. The other race, GOP vice-chairman, lasted until a few hours before Assemblyman Thomas Caldecott of Berkeley was elected unanimously. Robert S. Barkell, ANNOUNCEMENT DR. M. GAYLORD BROWN OPTOMETRIST WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS ACQUIRED THE PRACTICE OF DR. C. O. PATTerson AND WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE THE PUBLIC AT THE SAME LOCATION 101 W. CENTER STREET PHONE 3607 DON'T LOSE INTEREST! YOU HAVE... 3 MORE DAYS DON'T LOSE INTEREST! YOU HAVE... 3 MORE DAYS (UNTIL THE 10TH) TO PLACE FUNDS WITH US That Will Start Earning 3% INTEREST ... NOT FROM TODAY ... NOT FROM TOMORROW ... 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