anaheim-gazette 1953-02-06

EMMANUEL M. SPIEGEL (left) of New Brunswick, N.J., president of the National Association of Home Builders, is shown awarding a $1000 defense bond to Earl M. Hallgren, Des Plaines, Ill., for installing a Kwikset lock faster than 600 other builders. The contest was held in Chicago recently. Pension Promoter George McLain Denies Receiving Personal Gains LOS ANGELES (P)—Testimony that George H. McLain, old age pension promoter, declared he was making no personal profit from the moveemnt was given in superior court Thursday by Edward Raiden, an attorney. Raiden is suing McLain and Mrs. Myrtle Williams, his associate and for a time State Director was working 16 hours a day, seven days a week for "the old folks" and was making no personal profit. "Mr. McLain told me he had become interested in pension work because his own aged father had been 'pushed around' while trying to get a pension for himself," Raiden testified. Pension Promoter George McLain Denies Receiving Personal Gains LOS ANGELES (AP)—Testimony that George H. McLain, old age pension promoter, declared he was making no personal profit from the movement given in superior court Thursday by Edward Raiden, an attorney. Raiden is suing McLain and Mrs. Myrtle Williams, his associate and for a time State Director of social welfare, for $27,745 attorney fees. He alleges both have made large profits from their pension activities. Mrs. Williams got the state job when McLain's pension plan was adopted by the voters in 1948, but lost it when the initiative law was repealed by the people at the next election. Raiden testified he agreed in 1947 to give McLain legal advice for the use of a telephone, secretary and office space in the pension movement's Los Angeles headquarters building. He said McLain assured him he was working 16 hours a day, seven days a week for "the old folks" and was making no personal profit. Mr. McLain told me he had become interested in pension work because his own aged father had been 'pushed around' while trying to get a pension for himself," Raiden testified. He said McLain told him he and Mrs. Williams started their pension activities with $200 she furnished in 1941; that she received no compensation and that McLain was paid $40 a week and expenses and given living quarters in the loft of the movement's headquarters. "He told me his wife had continued to work as a beauty operator to make ends meet," Raiden said. The balance scale for weighing may be more than 7000 years old. Grand Opening TODAY, FEBRUARY 6, OF DRAGON CHOP SUEY (FORMERLY LUM'S) YOU YOUNG LIU MRS. MARIE LIU Managers FREE GIFTS For Everyone Specializing in BANQUETS and PARTIES CHINESE and AMERICAN DINNERS • Steaks • Chops • Fried Shrimp • Fried Chicken PHONE 3461 To Speak at the Marriage Court Following up several appearances in which stuceived him enthusiastic Louis H. Evans, religious cation leader, will speak on junior college Friday. Occasion for Dr. Evans ance is the annual marriference sponsored by the Associated Women Studization. He will speeck student body at 11 am college auditorium. Late be available to students in subject periods on his subjection and Family Relationage. The speaker's undersyoung people is partially to his own youth. In owas active in athletics chosen an all-conferencation state end in California for all-conference and all center in basketball. At present minister of llywood Presbyterian chv Evans is a nationally k ligious leader. Last year Dr. Evans wived speaker of the year by the Tau Kappa Alpha college honor society in An acknowledged expreriage and family relatilions, Dr. Evans has leam many colleges and univethe subject. In education, Dr. Evans active. He has been a m the citizens committee wiled the Los Angeles board cation in securing a supent. The California Ai of Secondary School Ad tors has recognized his ing work with a specialiIn 1952, the minister of a series of sermons on P ism on the "National program. In his own clo gave a course on "Love, and the Home," for whih 300 young married peoped. "It is our good fortune cure Dr. Evans for the conference again," said Mr. guerite Waters, dean of "In speaking to the stu almost at once established contact with his wit and philosophy on marriage and relations." Anaheim Real Granted License SACRAMENTO (CNS) Watson, state real estate soner, today announced of real estate salesman'ts to the following David Stuart Collins Los Angeles st., Ernest mer. 114 S Los Angeles Managers For Everyone Specializing in BANQUETS and PARTIES CHINESE and AMERICAN DINNERS • Steaks • Chops • Fried Shrimp • Fried Chicken PHONE 3461 1126 N. Los Angeles St.—Anaheim Kwikset Holds Speed Contest A record time of one minute 35 seconds for installing a Kwikset lock was set recently during the Kwikset lock installation contest at the National Association of Home Builders in Chicago. The Anaheim lockset manufacturing firm in its sales promotions emphasizes the quick installation features of Kwikset locks and Kwikset installation aids as time and money savers for builders. Winning time for installing a Kwikset lock was set by Earl M. Hallgren, building contractor of Des Plaines, Ill., who won first prize a $1000 defense bond. During the convention, more than 600 members of the building industry participated in the Kwikset installation contest. More than 80 per cent of all contestants were able to install a Kwikset lock in three minutes or less. These contestants received a Kwikset fountain pen and stand. The contest included the complete installation of a Kwikset lock except for the strike. Power drills and Kwikset installation aids were used by all the contestants. Famous Pastor To Speak at Marriage Confab Following up several previous appearances in which students received him enthusiastically, Dr Louis H. Evans, religious and education leader, will speak at Fullerton junior college Friday Feb. 6. Occasion for Dr. Evans' appearance is the annual marriage conference sponsored by the college's Associated Woman Students. Jordan Outlines Plans for 1953 Red Cross Fund Drive Campaign At the monthly board meeting of Anaheim chapter, American Red Cross, Wednesday evening, Barney Jordan, fund drive chairman, outlined his plans for the campaign. His organization is almost complete and will be ready to start early in March. For the Blood Program, Mrs. P. H. Nelson, chairman, reported that a mobile unit will be at Thomas Jefferson school on Feb. 27, Kwikset Company will sponsor this visit, and donors will be largely from that company. Miss Frieda Janss, camp and hospital chairman, announced that the March 10 meeting of the Regional Hospital council will be held in Anaheim at the Ebell clubhouse. She gave detailed reports on the holiday parties held for veterans at Long Beach hospital, and servicemen at Terminal Island base, in which volunteers from Anaheim chapter had a part. Tex Middleton, water safety chairman, told the board that, due to the heavy attendance at the two swimming pools, it will be necessary to send three students to Red Cross aquatic schools, so as to have enough instructors to handle the children who will be taught to swim. The attendance last summer was the largest in the history of the chapter. These students will be selected later. Mrs. Paul Davidson was elected as secretary of the board, replacing Mrs. Foster Warwick who is unable to continue the work. For Junior Red Cross, Miss Minnie Spicer reported that the students in the high school had filled 20 gift boxes, with the Colonist Knights purchasing the necessary materials, and these had been shipped to Area office at San Francisco to be sent overseas. Girls in the high school had baked 25 dozen cookies which were sent to the County hospital. Eight schools are now enrolled in the Allness of Spirit Christian School Lesson Sunday. "God is a Spirit: and worship him must wipe his spirit and in truth words of Jesus from all branches of The Church. That God's love can and enjoyed through understanding is assured first epistle (4:12, 13) writes, "If we love our God dwelleth in us, as is perfected in us. He we that we dwell in us in us, because he hat of his Spirit." Mary Baker Eddy "Science and Health with the Scriptures": "Spirit created all in and out Everything in God's touch presses Him... He sive, and is reflected is real and eternal also. He fills all space impossible to conceive nipresence and individ cept as infinite Spirit (pp. 335, 331)." A weed has been d plant growing in the v To Speak at Marriage Confab Following up several previous appearances in which students received him enthusiastically, Dr. Louis H. Evans, religious and education leader, will speak at Fullerton junior college Friday Feb. 6. Occasion for Dr. Evans' appearance is the annual marriage conference sponsored by the college's Associated Women Students organization. He will speak to the student body at 11 a.m. in the college auditorium. Later he will be available to students for question periods on his subject, "Marriage and Family Relations." The speaker's understanding of young people is partially traceable to his own youth. In college he was active in athletics; he was chosen an all-conference and all-state end in California football and all-conference and all-southern center in basketball. At present minister of the Hollywood Presbyterian church, Dr. Evans is a nationally known religious leader. Last year Dr. Evans was selected speaker of the year in religion by the Tau Kappa Alpha, national college honor society in speech. An acknowledged expert in marriage and family relations problems, Dr. Evans has lectured in many colleges and universities on the subject. In education, Dr. Evans is also active. He has been a member of the citizens committee which added the Los Angeles board of education in securing a superintendent. The California Association of Secondary School Administrators has recognized his outstanding work with a special award. In 1952, the minister delivered a series of sermons on Protestantism on the "National Vespers" program. In his own church, he gave a course on "Love, Marriage, and the Home," for which nearly 300 young married people enrolled. "It is our good fortune to secure Dr. Evans for the marriage conference again," said Miss Marguerite Waters, dean of women. "In speaking to the students almost at once established a warm contact with his wit and his sound philosophy on marriage and family relations." Anaheim Realtors Granted License SACRAMENTO (CNS)—D. D. Watson, state real estate commissioner, today announced issuance of real estate salesman's licenses to the following: David Stuart Collins, 111 N. Los Angeles st.; Ernest A. Clemmner, 114 S. Los Angeles st.; Dan McGraw, 113 N. Los Angeles st.; John M. Cunningham, 114 S. Los Angeles st.; James E. Browne, 114 S. Los Angeles st.; Robert J. Fitzgerald, 114 S. Los Angeles st.; William R. Goulden, 114 S. Los Angeles st.; James W. Greenwood, 114 S. Los Angeles st.; James H. Greenwood, 114 S. Los Angeles st.; James W. Greenwood, 114 S. Los Angeles st.; James W. Greenwood, 114 S. Los Angeles st.; James W. Greenwood, 114 S. Los Angeles st.; James W. Greenwood, 114 S. 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Greenwood, 114 S. Los Angeles st.; James W. Greenwood, 114 S... BRIEFLY—Sen. Thomas Kuchel of Anaheim is getting star billing in Lincoln Day celebration speeches in Southern California; Kuchel, like Vice President Richard Nixon started his oratory while attending high school in Orange county... They've painted "Signals Ahead" signs at the approaches of the "coroner's corner"—Orangethorpe and Lemon. But it will be at least several weeks before there will be signals there... At long last,' Santa Ana street has' gotten a partial resurfacing job... Signals for Broadway and Lemon street intersection is something Administrator Keith Murdoch should give top priority. A lot of Anaheimers are for it. PERSONALITIES—Oscar Heying. The successful Anaheim apothecary is one of those busy persons who is never too busy to be genial, considerate. His business interests are exacting, and so are his civic duties as an Anaheim city councilman. But Oscar is always cheerful and has a friendly, Hello," for everyone... Alberta Mieger, like a lot of women, has a two-fold duty: she is rearing a family of two sons. Don and Garry, and is one of Anaheim's outstanding 'sales personalities... Dr. Harry Zaiser who for years was the administrator doctor at the County general hospital is leading a quiet life of retirement taking care of his varied northern Orange county interests. SPORTLETS—Paul Bruce who made a reputation as a cager, believes he can do as well in baseball. George Jeffreys, the telephone company line assigner, was an outstanding water-polio in his day Ear trouble forced him to give up his favorite pastime... Hank Chapman is without a doubt Anaheim's greatest aquatic ace. He was an outstanding diver during his high school days and now is Texas' best university swimming and water-polo coaches... Frank (Panchito) Zuniga, who lost his twin brother in Anaheim's big flood, could be one of the best athletes if he wanted to excel in everything he tries. Anaheim's major leaguer and off-season haberdasher, Bobby Adams, is getting packed for spring training. He should have... Mrs. Paul Davidson was elected as secretary of the board, replacing Mrs. Foster Warwick who is unable to continue the work. For Junior Red Cross, Miss Minnie Spicer reported that the students in the high school had filled 20 gift boxes, with the Colonist Knights purchasing the necessary materials, and these had been shipped to Area office at San Francisco to be sent overseas.Girls in the high school had baked 25 dozen cookies which were sent to the County hospital.Eight schools are now enrolled in the Junior Red Cross. For Home Service, Mrs.Kathryn Wheeler, executive secretary, reported 31 cases open during the month, seven of which were new and one reopened.Service was given in 17 active service personnel and one veteran case. There were 50 office callers and nine home calls were made.Twelve telegrams were received and 10 sent.Financial assistance was given to one serviceman's family and one disabled veteran.Mrs.E.H.Kersten.Volunteer Services chairman reported that 26 volunteers had given 168 hours of service.Mrs.Robert P.P Clark.Production chairman requested more help on getting out the production quota, which is now a month overdue. you consider Anaheim's best golfer? Anaheim has a number of better-than-average golfers, but Hal (Skeets) Gregg must be considered the best on his tournament record... What was the original price of land in and around Anaheim? Don Juan Pacific Ontarioveras sold 1200 acres of his Mexican land grant to George Hanson, agent for the colonists, for $2 an acre.Land in Anaheim's immediate environs sold for $5 to $10 an acre...What caused one of the greatest early day feuds? Water rights There was considerable rivalry between the AUW company and the El Cajon Canal company.Rival factions patrolled their ditches with shotguns. AFTERTHOT — The reason wives go through their husband's trouser pockets when he sleeps is obvious If he'd keep his money elsewhere the little woman wouldn't be interested. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING-STORAGE General Truiding PHONE 2123 Anaheim Realtors Granted License SACRAMENTO (CNS)—D. D. Watson, state real estate commissioner, today announced issuance of real estate salesman's licenses to the following: David Stuart Collins, 111 N. Los Angeles st.; Ernest A. Clemmer, 114 S. Los Angeles st.; Daniel Orville Norland, 918 W. Center st., and Otto Trapp, 1222 W. 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Mary Baker Eddy writes in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures": "Spirit, God, has created all in and of Himself." "Everything in God's universe expresses Him... He is all-inclusive, and is reflected by all that is real and eternal and nothing else. He fills all space, and it is impossible to conceive of such omnipresence and individuality except as infinite Spirit or Mind." (pp. 335, 331). A weed has been defined as a plant growing in the wrong place. Automobile Tabs Issued at Northrop More than 500 receipts for 1853 auto license tabs had been issued up to closing time Wednesday from the special license issuing station established especially for the convenience of personnel at Northrop's Anaheim division, Hal Chanslor, personnel activities director, announced. Payments totaling over $10,000 flowed through the special station. Ron Brandon and Herb Klewer of the Anaheim branch of the Automobile Club of Southern California cooperated in providing this unique service. 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