anaheim-gazette 1952-12-01

82 YEARS OF DEVOTION TO ALL THAT ANNAHEIM MORNING ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1970 VOLUME LOOXII ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER Rural Orange County Builds $500,000 Worth Building permit valuations in rural Orange county totaled pearly a half-million dollars for the past week, as shown by records of County Building Inspector Charles Donohue. Orange district permits represented a valuation of $31,488. Total for the county was $455,043. Anaheim area had $5511 in miscellaneous permits, the largest being a $199 wind machine for Edward Wagner at 12675 Cerritos ave. Garden Grove led the unincorporated communities with $89,655, closely followed by Costa Mesa with $82,720. Other area totals were: Tustin $52,132, Laguna Beach $37,300, Stanton $32,000, Orange $31,488, Westminster $26,000, La Habra $22,700. San Juan Capistrano $16,.280, Huntington Beach $15,000, Yorba Linda $13,195, Capistrano Beach $9300, Placentia $8000, Santa Ana $7950, Anaheim $5511, miscellaneous $2905. Orange area permits were as follows: Joe A. Cardwell, residence addition, 9361 Batavia st., $2000; R. D. Garber, residence, 19161 Mesa dr., Villa Park, $12,788; David H. Schwartz, residence, 10422 Newport rd., El Modena, $10,500; George W. Wine, cavin, 38571 Pleasant ave., Silverado, $4000; Doh Schacht, two wind machines, 10419 and 10481 Old County Park rd., Villa Park, $1100 each. County Pioneers in County Leads in Anti-TB Fight, Panel Reveals Orange county, pioneering a medical-social worker setup for the care of tuebrculosis is leading many other areas throughout the United States in the fight against tuberculosis. This was brought to light by George Tobias, chairman of the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health association, at a recent round table radio discussion aired over radio station KVOE. Appearing before the microphone were: Tobias, Dr. Lyman Brewer, chest specialist and surgeon, Eric Smith, president of Burroughs Inc., Los Angeles, a direct mail advertising firm; and Ralph C. Smedley, co-chairman for the Seal sale drive, as moderator. Tobias said, during the broadcast held to kickoff the county's 46th annual Christmas seal sale drive, that the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health association is leading many other associations throughout the country with its fight to roll back horizons in care for tuberculars not able to receive aid from other sources. "With a medical-social worker setup, we are doing a pioneering job lacking in many other associations." Orange area permits were as follows: Joe A. Cardwell, residence addition, 9361 Batavia st., $2000; R. D. Garber, residence, 19161 Mesa dr., Villa Park, $12,788; David H. Schwartz, residence, 10422 Newport rd., El Modena, $10,500; George W. Wine, cavin, 38571 Pleasant ave., Silverado, $4000; Doh Schact, two wind machines, 10419 and 10481 Old County Park rd., Villa Park, $1100 each. BERLIN, N. H. (P)—The third Thanksgiving day baby—a boy—was born yesterday to Mrs. Wilfred McCready. Tobias said, during the broadcast held to kickoff the county's 46th annual Christmas seal sale drive, that the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health association is leading many other associations throughout the country with its fight to roll back horizons in care for tuberculars not able to receive aid from other sources. "With a medical-social worker setup, we are doing a pioneering job lacking in many other associations. We are literally a 'no-man's land' in the care of TB patients for whom county and state agencies have no facilities for care," he said. Huber's Anaheim's Fine Jewelry Store 223 W. CENTER ANAHEIM COMPLETE LIQUIDATION OF PRECIOUS GEMS AND ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE JEWELRY—SAVE ¼ TO ½ AND MORE! GOING OUT OF BUSINESS STANDARD MAKE JEWELRY ¼ TO ½ OFF $350 Genuine Keepsake Engagement-Wedding Ring. Matched pair at far below the regular retail price. Just 1 HUBER'S Anaheim's Fine Jewelry Store 223 WEST CENTER LAUNCH SEAL SALE — ange county's 46th Annual Sale drive are: (l. to r.) Dr. chest specialist and surgeon Barger, tuberculosis cont County Health department Pointing out the need or continued funds to keep up the nation wide fight against tuberculosis, Tobias said: "The sale of Christmas seals is a community wide project. Christmas is not only the time for giving to close relatives and friends, it is the time for doing for our fellow man. And when we buy Christmas seals to stick to every piece of mail we send out between now and Christmas, we are helping in the fight against tuberculosis and helping our fellow man." Citing the success of last year's Christmas seal drive, Tobias urged for a still greater return to continue the fight against the dread killer. "Last year we mailed 57,000 envelopes and had a return of approximately $46,000, nearly 20 per cent over the previous year. "This year we are sending out 75,000 pieces of mail and hope for a return of 55 to 60 thousand dollars," he said. He told radio listeners that a substantial share of money received goes to the state and national associations for research, public education, equipment, detection equipment and isolation. "In the county we are using more and more funds to put medi- Christmas Club Check Year Dec in leap year 1952 One hundred and one Names A WISE OLD SANTA SAYS: Join the 1953 CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW! The money you save during the year adds up to a tidy sum at Christmas time. SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK ANAHEIM BRANCH Center and Lemon Sts. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ALL THAT MORNING IS GOOD IN ANAHEIM ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1870 GAZETTE MNIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1952 5 Cents per Copy 50 Cents per Month No. 282 neers in Fight Against TB CH SEAL SALE — Launching Orcounty's 46th Annual Christmas Seal live are: (l. to r.) Dr. Lyman Brewer, specialist and surgeon; Dr. John A. tuberculosis controller, Orange announcer, KVOE; George H. Tobias, chairman Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Assn.; Eric Smith, president, Burroughs Inc. of Los Angeles; and Ralph C. Smedley, co-chairman of the Orange County Assn. FIGHTING GIRL SCOUR Anaheim council are in berculosis this year. Ab are all set to take off placards to deliver to loo Hon seven hundred and th three million dollars in inc taxes alone. "The tuberculosis associ program has cost 350 million billion etaoishrdluetaishru lars, and has saved the county billion seven hundred and e three million dollars through timed production of med CH SEAL SALE — Launching Orcounty’s 46th Annual Christmas Seal live are: (l. to r.) Dr. Lyman Brewer, specialist and surgeon; Dr. John A. tuberculosis controller, Orange Health department; Deane Long, g out the need or connds to keep up the native fight against tuberculosis said. sale of Christmas seals immunity wide project. is not only the time to close relatives and it is the time for doing fellow man. And when Christmas seals to stick piece of mail we send seen now and Christmas, helping in the fight tuberculosis and helping man." the success of last year’s seal drive, Tobias a still greater return to the fight against the er. ear we mailed 57,000 end had a return of aply $46,000, nearly 20 per the previous year. ear we are sending out pieces of mail and hope for of 55 to 60 thousand dolsaid. and radio listeners that initial share of money goes to the state and national associations for republic education, equipction equipment and county we are using more funds to put medi- cal-social workers in the field to assist patients who cannot be aided by county and state welfare origanizations. “We are also spending funds for detection in local hospitals by providing x-ray facilities for incoming patients,” he said. Urgling toughness in fighting a tough germ, Dr. Brewer, presented information on the national scope of tuberculosis. He said that the annual death rate from tuberculosis is needless and can be compared with 2½ U. S. divisions or five Russian divisions. “Although since 1900 we have cut down the death rate from tuberculosis from 200 persons per 100,000 to 23 persons per 100,000, we have 20 to 75 million persons who have at one time or another harbored active TB bacillus. “Our potential is tremendous. And only by a continued fight against the disease are we going to reach our goal of complete eradication. But this takes mass surveys, new experimentation, detection and isolation,” he said. Dr. Brewer said that there are 250,000 persons known to have 35 Anaheimers Attend Long Beach State The Personnel Center of Long Beach State College announces that 35 students from Anaheim are in attendance for the fall semester. Those attending Long Beach State are: Carl Berneker, Helen Betts, Elouise Bielefeld, Robert Brees, Dorothy Cox, Harold Deneau, Mildred Fergus, Agnes Fitzgerald, Ernest Franklin, Madelyn Gillette, Ann Goodman, Mabel Heitman, Edna Hilton, Joseph Hinman, William Horn, Miriam Krumanaker, Don Liebhart, Lawrance Macaray, Frances Mack, Louis Middleton, Alfred Morales, Charles Neff, Nancy Neiswanger, Mary Palmer. active tuberculosis for which there are no facilities for care. “Tuberculosis is still the greatest killer of producing adults between the ages of 15 and 60. And in 1949 approximately 39,000 persons died from the disease. This represents a staggering economic loss,” he said. Dr. Brewer pointed out that if the 1900 tuberculosis death rate had prevailed, the United States would have lost one billion dollars. RACIAL TENSION WARNING GIVEN KUALA LUMPUR (P)—A mber of the Malayan cabinet wided in a recent speech here racial tension in this country semester. Those attending Long Beach State are: Carl Berneker, Helen Betts, Elouise Bielefeld, Robert Brees, Dorothy Cox, Harold Deneau, Mildred Fergus, Agnes Fitzgerald, Ernest Franklin, Madelyn Gillette, Ann Goodman, Mabel Heitman, Edna Hilton, Joseph Hinman, William Horn, Miriam Krumanaker, Don Liebhart, Lawrance Macaray, Frances Mack, Louis Middleton, Alfred Morales, Charles Neff, Nancy Neiswanger, Mary Palmer, Ruth Reith, Cleo Risner, H. George Schmidt, Georgia Sehl, Alyce Sigala, Joan Sohlund, James Webb, Pat Whitehouse, Adah Wilcox, Melva Williams, David Willis. Also represented in the student body are students from 74 other communities in Southern California. The student body has represented in its enrollment 42 of the 48 states and three foreign countries. The State College at Long Beach is temporarily housed at 6201, E. Anaheim rd. and is a fully accredited, degree-granting institution offering both the bachelor and the master's degrees. The permanent buildings for the college will be under construction within the current academic year. Students interested in attending the State College should apply for admission to Mr. Clarence Bergland, Admissions Officer, Long Beach State College. Applications are now being received for the spring semester beginning Feb. 9, 1953. Alamitans Chip in For Kids' Party Roy Wright, president of the board of the Grace Johnson Youth Center to be built in Los Alamitos, announces the merchants and organizations are contributing to the community's annual Christmas party for the children. Santa Claus will visit the youth center property where the community tree will be decorated sometime the week before Christmas to distribute candy and gifts and conduct the singing of carols. Richard Thom is general chairman of the event. IGHTING GIRL SCOUTS—Girl Scouts of Naheim council are in the fight against tuberculosis this year. Above a party of them are all set to take off with supplies and acards to deliver to local merchants as the 1952 Christmas Seal campaign gets under way. From left, Virlee Elliott, Charlene Allen, Donna Wright, Allene Schafer, Glenda Simonton and Diane Richards. GAZETTE PHOTO a seven hundred and thirty two million dollars in incomees alone. The tuberculosis association ram has cost 350 million dolion etaoishrdluetaoishruuuupp and has saved the county one on seven hundred and eighty million dollars through conduction of production. AIR FORCE SELLS ITSELF DAYTON, O. UPI—The air force is offering a handbook on how to do business with itself. Entitled: "A Guide for Selling to the United States Air Force," it is available from the air material command of the Wright-Batte. ITALIAN PORT MAKING COMEBACK LEGHORN, Italy UPI—American money is helping this Italian Communist political stronghold recover from its war wounds and resume its role as one of Italy's busiest and most modern harbors. The biggest shot in the arm for A seven hundred and thirty-three million dollars in income alone. The tuberculosis associationram has cost 350 million dolion etaoishrduetaoishruuupp and has saved the county one on seven hundred and eighty million dollars through conid production of producing its," he said. With, when at the microphone, graduated the Orange County tuberculosis and Health association the response to its letters, explained the effectiveness of different types of mail ap- IAL TENSION ENING GIVEN ALA LUMPUR (UP)—A mem- of the Malayan cabinet warn- a recent speech here that tension in this country is on AIR FORCE SELLS ITSELF DAYTON, O. (UP)—The air force is offering a handbook on how to do business with itself. Entitled: "A Guide for Selling to the United States Air Force." It is available from the air material command of the Wright-Patterson base near Dayton.—cef. the increase and if nothing is done to counter it, racial strife will result. Dato Onn bin Jaafar, member for home affairs, called on community leaders to work for the unity and goodwill of the people. Addressing Malayan graduate teachers, he reminded them of the 1946 Chinese-Malay clashes following the surrender of the Japanese. Chinese had attacked the Malays believing that they had facilitated the victory of the Japanese over the British. ITALIAN PORT MAKING COMERACK LEGHORN, Italy (UP)—American money is helping this Italian Communist political stronghold recover from its war wounds and resume its role as one of Italy's busiest and most modern harbors. The biggest shot in the arm for this seaport, the U. S. Fifth army's main supply base during World War II, came in the summer of 1951 when it was chosen as a 'U. S. army's supply base for troops in Austria. The base now provides jobs for 3586 Italians. Leghorn Communist port workers called several 24 hour strikes demanding a share of the work and money going to non-Communist stevedores but the strikes failed to affect unloading. WASHINGTON (UP) — The defense department today identified 42 casualties of the Korean war. 14 SPECIALIZED DEPARTMENTS Including • Modern • Maple • Traditional • Appliances • Floor Coverings and a staff of SKILLED DECORATORS YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT OUR NEWLY ENLARGED AND REDECORATED STORE 151 N. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM Phone Anaheim 2409 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9