anaheim-gazette 1953-02-05

Agencies Report At Community Chest Meeting Reports of agencies were heard at the Anaheim Community Chest board session in the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night, when President Barney Jordan presided. Joe Sowder, president of the Orange county Boy Scouts, reported on his group, followed by Mrs. Lynette Mann, nursing director of the Visiting Nurses Association, as to the help they have been giving polio cases in the county. Father William J. Barry, head of the Catholic Welfare Bureau in Santa Ana, said his agency had materially assisted 41 non-sectarian families during December, exclusive of Christmas gifts. The executive committee to be made up of three officers and four other members was named with the exception that the vice president's chair is still vacant. To be headed by Jordan with the treasurer, Mrs. R. W. Marvin, as a member, the others named are State Income Tax Information Returns Due 2/6 Robert C. Kirkwood, Chairman of the Franchise Tax Board, warned employers that they should turn their attention to filling Information Returns, Forms 599, relating to State Income Tax. Deadline for filing Form 599 is Monday, February 16, he pointed out. The form is to be filed for all single employees who earn $2,000 or more and married persons whose combined income is $3,500 or more. These forms as well as Summary Forms 596 may be secured from the Los Angeles Office of the Board at 206 State Building, First and Broadway. Wayne L. Butterbaugh, Mrs. Conan W. Grey, L. B. Dykes and Ray Reafsynder, former president. LETHBRIDGE, Alta. (P)—Livestock with a market value of more than 12½ million dollars was handled during 1952 at the stockyards operated here by Alberta Stockyards Co. Copland Symphony To Be Heard The first West Coast mance of Aaron Copland's phony for Organ and Orchestra will feature a concert to be sent at 4 p.m. Feb. Bridges Hall of Music where Weinrich, one of the lead ganists in America, will be with the Pomona College phony Orchestra, directed by Neth Fiske. The performance of Copland symphony has been made through the personal cooperation of the well-known Arcomposer. Another major number program will be the D Mind certo for Organ and Orchestra Bach. Weinrich is director of at Princeton University where he presides at the and conducts the Princeton Choir of 80 voices. Because so many person turned away at the door similar organ and orchestra last year, all seats for performance will be ro Tickets are available at H in Claremont and at the P College Music Department. BLOCK BUSTER — DRESS FABRICS — Anaheim Textile Store, 112 E. Center will feature dress materials in Novelties, nylons and rayons Dollar Days. Regular $2.98 yard. Special at $1 yard. Standing in front of some of material are, from left to right, Joseph Kessler and Ephraim Kessler. at HARTFIELD'S "The House of Friendly Credit" DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL On Nationally Advertised MERCHANDISE TAKE YOUR PICK FROM OUR $ TABLE FEATURING: MERCHANDISE TAKE YOUR PICK FROM OUR $ TABLE FEATURING - CIGARETTE CASES - LIGHTERS - STRINGS OF PEARLS - EARRINGS - NECKLACES - SILVERWARE - COSTUME JEWELRY - CUFF LINKS - TIE CLASPS ANY ITEM ON THE TABLE DOLLAR DAYS ONLY, ea ... $1 HARTFIELD JEWELERS "The House of Friendly Credit" 108 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM — PHONE Anaheim 2085 Copland Symphony To Be Heard The first West Coast performance of Aaron Copland's Symphony for Organ and Orchestra will feature a concert to be presented at 4 p.m. Feb. 15, in Bridges Hall of Music when Carl Felinrich, one of the leading orators in America, will be soloist with the Pomona College Symphony Orchestra, directed by Kenneth Fiske. The performance of Copland's symphony has been made possible through the personal cooperation of the well-known American composer. Another major number on the program will be the D Minor Concerto for Organ and Orchestra by each Weinrich is director of music at Princeton University Chapel where he presides at the organ and conducts the Princeton Male choir of 80 voices. Because so many persons were armed away at the door to a similar organ and orchestra concert last year, all seats for this performance will be reserved.ickets are available at Hebert's Claremont and at the Pomona College Music Department office. ROBERTA LINN was on the way to CBS with her singing dog, Chiquita. "I now an agent for my dog," she told me, making Chiquita a lucky dog... JO STAF-FORD stopped me long enough to show me some pictures of son, Timothy, who is now four months old as he always does when he isn't getting paid to be mad... FRANK GALEN, the creator of CBS "Meet Millie" borrowed a cigarette from me and told me that Elena Verdugo (written about recently), who is "Millie," was among 73 girls who tried out for the part, was the first to be heard, and was the only one hired, "proving," he said, "that if at first you do succeed, stop trying." Yep, a feller sure can get around town when he's got a bicycle. TELE-TIPS ... L. "Wolfe" Gilbert will be the special guest star on the Jack Owens show from KECA (7) at 6:15. Jack and his daughter, Mary Ann, will be joined tonight by two other members of the Owens family. Ten top notch amateurs will compete for first place during tonight's "Hollywood Opportunity" show from KTLA (5) at 7:30. The winter wonderland of Yosmite Valley is the destination of "The Open Road" from KTTV (11) at 7:30. The basketball schedule has been changed, bringing Bradley Tech, Ill., against UCLA tonight from KHJ (9) at 8:30. Eager for marriage, Andy finds himself surrounded by fiances at the Wedding Manor during "Amos 'n' Andy" from KNXT (2) at 9. The Emmy Award Dinner from the Statler Hotel will be telecast tonight starting at 9:15 over KLAC (13). Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reagan will make their first professional appearance together in the drama, "First Born" during Fora Theater from KNBH (4) at 9:30. A Ramble Down Hollywood Boulevard Still Good for Picking up Stories By TOM E. DANSON HOLLYWOOD—Like I said before, this boulevard is a colorful place. Don't let anyone tell you there's no glamour left on the old street, because there’s plenty of it. I pumped up the tires on my trusty bicycle the other day and sped up and down the boulevard to pick up some more of the close-ups I've given you before. I saw and talked to these people: ALAN YOUNG, who was beaming because he had just signed a contract with Dawn Addams—and that's neat signing—for his new CBS-TV show which starts Feb. 15... Oh, there goes LAURIE ANDERS in her Cad convert with the top down, and New York license plates, too, no less... JACK CARSON, who had just gotten out of the hospital 10 minutes before—and was hustling to the Lakeside golf course for his first game in a week... BILL CORRIGAN, the producer - director of NBS's "Hollywood Opening Night" who told me he had just signed Gloria Swanson for the show of Feb. 16, and had Boris Karloff, June Havoc and others coming up... two of the best brains in TV and radio, BILL MORROW, who produces the Bing Crosby show, and BOB WELSH, who did many of the Bing-Bob Hope films, and is now thinking up new ideas for NBC (hey, do you suppose NBC is flirting with Bing for TV)? ROBERTA LINN was on the way to CBS with her singing dog, Chiquita. "I now an agent for my dog," she told me, making Chiquita a lucky dog... JO STAF-FORD stopped me long enough to show me some pictures of son, Timothy, who is now four months old as he always does when he isn't getting paid to be mad... FRANK GALEN, the creator of CBS "Meet Millie" borrowed a cigarette from me and told me that Elena Verdugo (written about recently), who is "Millie," was among 73 girls who tried out for the part, was the first to be heard, and was the only one hired, "proving," he said, "that if at first you do succeed, stop trying." ROBERTA LINN was on the way to CBS with her singing dog, Chiquita. "I now an agent for my dog," she told me, making Chiquita a lucky dog... JO STAF-FORD stopped me long enough to show me some pictures of son, Timothy, who is now four months old, and ought to be out doing his own show pretty soon... RED SKELTON took off his coat to let me peek down the back of his open shirt and see the incision on his back. "Worse than the Black Dahlia case, huh?" he asked me... 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