anaheim-gazette 1953-04-23

12 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Teen-Age Girl Takes Fall From State Bureaucracy BY H. C. McARTHUE SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Every once and awhile a story appears in the press which indicates the upcoming generation is being incubated with the principles of democracy, and is standing on its rights as citizens of the United States and California. These stories are so very refreshing that they deserve comment at times, just as a matter of letting the people know that bureaucratic government hasn't entirely taken over the state. Noted in the Newport-Balboa Press for April 2 is a photograph of 11 girls, all in the neighborhood of 18 years old, and all of whom look like the kind of youngsters that make the daily battle worth fighting. With a chaperon, the girls apparently rented a cottage for an Easter week vacation at Balboa island and set out to enjoy themselves as girls that age do. But the heavy hand of officialdom stepped in, attempting to mar the holiday by going through the cottage to determine whether or not there were too many people living in it. Officialdom, however, got the surprise of its life when one of the girls informed the representative of the state division of housing, which is a division of the state department of industrial relations, that the girls were still in bed, and that besides, she couldn't let them in without a search warrant. Officials Invited Out Reportedly, officialdom said that was okhe, they'd look the house Unsatisfactory Water Condition Seen in State SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The state department of public works reported today that water conditions in California are generally unsatisfactory for the approach of the summer season. The department said the only portion of the state to report normal conditions is the Klamath and upper Sacramento river basins. Deficient rainfall in February and March resulted in far less than normal increases in the snow-pack, the water impounded in reservoirs, and the water well levels of ground water basins, the report said. The outlook for California, based on the availability of surface water to meet irrigation demands for 1953, however, does not appear to be critical except in Southern California and the southern portion of the San Joaquin valley. Anaheim Tennis Club Tourney Plan Announcement Plans for the second annual Anaheim closed tennis tournament were announced this year by the Anaheim recreation department and the Anaheim Tennis club, co-sponsors of the event which last year drew over 100 tries in its first staging. For the tournament this year be the first two weeks in May 2 and 3, and May 9 and 10. The seven events scheduled give players of all ages an opportunity to compete against members within their own age group Divisions will include veteran singles, men's singles, men's blues, mixed doubles, 18-year-old and under boys' singles, 15-year-old and under boys' singles, 18-year-old and under boys' singles. Trophies will be awarded winners and runners-up in each event, with entries being limited to members of the Anaheim tennis club or residents of the heim high school district. Fees of 50 cents per person in the junior events, and $1.25 per person in the senior or open event will be charged. Tournament will be used in preliminary rounds with two new balls being prepared in the finals. Players are urged to post entries as soon as possible any officer of the Anaheim tennis club: Bob Carlson, Larry Villi, Barry Ryan or Mary F. Deficient rainfall in February and March resulted in far less than normal increases in the snow-pack, the water impounded in reservoirs, and the water well levels of ground water basins, the report said. The outlook for California, based on the availability of surface water to meet irrigation demands for 1953, however, does not appear to be critical except in Southern California and the southern portion of the San Joaquin valley. Power output in the state will not be adversely affected by the deficiencies in surface water supply, due to the high degree of integration among major and steam electric plants. The snowpack throughout the Cascade and Sierra Nevada mountains is considerably less than that of a year ago, and water content varies from 120 per cent of normal in the upper Sacramento river to about 60 per cent of normal in the southern Sierra. Normal rain and snow conditions for the remainder of the season will produce normal or above normal snow melt runoff in the north coastal area and Sacramento river watershed above Shasta dam. Northrop-Anaheim Toastmasters Hold Meeting Northrop-Anaheim Toastmasters club Monday evening awarded the Table Topic cup to Dick Wrigley of Fullerton, the Best Speaker of the Evening rating to Art Gandy of Fullerton, and the Most Improved Speaker rating to A. B. Connor of Downey. President Ed Boyd of Anaheim presided over the meeting. Table Topic master was Earl Frey of Santa Ana and Ralph Gillman of Fullerton gave an educational talk on the proper method of conducting table topics. Jim Lyles of Anaheim presided during the competitive talks by Oscar Area of Santa Ana on "Fishing"; A. B. Connor of Downey on "Your Best Buy"; Lon Daily of Anaheim on "Story of a Fire"; and Ed Paul of Riverside on the topic "We are All Thieves". Evaluators were G. Fuller, L. Mueller, J. Donohue, R. Haines, and D. McInnis. SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The contractors state license board has announced qualification of Mich- Jim Lyles of Anaheim presided during the competitive talks by Oscar Area of Santa Ana on "Fishing"; A. B. Connor of Downey on "Your Best Buy"; Lon Daily of Anaheim on "Story of a Fire"; and Ed Paul of Riverside on the topic "We are All Thieves". Evaluators were G. Fuller, L. Mueller, J. Donohue, R. Haines, and D. McInnis. SACRAMENTO (CNS) — The contractors state license board has announced qualification of Michael M. Mayberry, 1033 S. Claudina st., Anaheim, for a general building contractor's license, which will be issued following a 30-day waiting period for filing of written protest. OPERATION CLEAN-UP! Let us help you with DRY CLEANING for DRAPES, SLIP COVERS, CURTAINS, BLANKETS, etc. Bring them to us before you start the scrub-up. SAVE TIME and MONEY with CASH and CARRY DRY CLEANING SERVICE "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" We Specialize in Dry Cleaning 307 E. 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The seven events scheduled will be players of all ages an opportunity to compete against play within their own age groups. Sessions will include veterans' classes, men's singles, men's doubles, mixed doubles, 18-year-old under boys' singles, 15-year-old under boys' singles, and year-old and under boys' singles. Prophiles will be awarded to inmers and runners-up in each unit, with entries being limited members of the Anaheim Ten-Club or residents of the Anaheim high school district. Entry of 50 cents per person in the junior events, and $1.25 per person in the senior or open events are charged. Tournament balls used in preliminary rounds are two new balls being provided on the finals. Players are urged to post their resumes as soon as possible with officer of the Anaheim Ten-Club: Bob Carlson, Larry Harbary Ryan or Mary Flynn CABLES FOR JAMBOREE—Pacific Telephone construction crew stretches large telephone cable across upper Newport bay to site of National Boy Scout jamboree on Irvine ranch near Costa Meas. Cable will provide communications services for 56,000 Scouts and 100,000 visitors expected for seven-day encampment, July 17 through 23. Scout Jamboree Area Wiring For Phone Lines under Way A complete telephone exchange for a city of 50,000 Boy Scouts began to take shape this week for the 1953 National Boy Scout jamboree in the Newport harbor area. This exchange will cover a four-square mile area of the Irvine ranch property which has been set aside for the jamboree July 17 through 23. Work got under way with the stringing of 14,000 feet of aerial cable across upper Newport bay to the campsite by Pacific Telephone construction forces. Connecting with long distance telephone cables running between Santa Ana and Costa Meas, the initial entrance cable is only a part of the 32,000 feet required for jamboree communications. To furnish the official switchboard service for the 50,000 scouts at the jamboree grounds and to care for the increased telephone traffic expected due to 100,000 visions. Probation after Death’ is Lesson For CS Churches That life and progressive justice continue after death leading point in the Sunday son-Sermon “Probation After Death” in all Christian churches. The Golden Text is from Inthiants (6:14): "God hath raised up this Lord, and will raise up us by his own power." Luke’s Gospel (24:30; 31, 38) records that Jesus will Emmus with two of his disciples after his resurrection, and sat at meat with them... eyes were opened, and they him; ... And they rose same hour, and returned usalem, and found the gathered together... An told what things were done way... And as they thus Jesus himself stood in the of them, and saith unto Peace be unto you." Mary Baker Eddy wrote "Science and Health with the Scriptures": "Jesus' uned physical condition after seemed to be death was for by his exaltation above all special conditions; and this exam explained his ascension, a vealed unmistakably a prophy and progressive state of the grave. Jesus was 'the that is, he marked the way men'" (p. 46). Student Poets' Work Due for Publication Aspliring poets at Fullerton union high school, under guidance of the English department, were honored this week on receipt of information that eight poems by as many students had been accepted for publication in Young America Sings, to be printed and distributed this year. Included in the group honored are John Harmon, a sophomore, whose poem, "The Laws of Men," is his second to be recognized for publication; Dallas Huston, another sophomore, who wrote "Blank Mind;" David Knight, sophomore, for his "Giraffe;" Leonard McCartney, sophomore, for his "Prisoner;" Sally Marshburn, sophomore, for "The Night;" Patti Quist, a senior, for her "No Glory;" Barbara Sauer, sophomore, for "A Pome," and Phillip Schuyler, for "Prayer of the Silent." ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR ONE DAY SERVICE Phone Anahim 3269 250 N. Loa Angeles St., Anahim GO Golden State HEADED EAST? S.P.’s streamlined Golden State speeds direct to more major Midwest cities... makes connections in Chicago with the finest trains to New York, Washington and other East Coast points. FOR CONVENIENCE... for comfort... for speed... experienced travelers choose the Golden State. Enjoy a smooth, velvet cushion ride over a roadbed engineered for “on the level” comfort. 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Los Angeles St., Corner Santa Ana St. Phone 2603 SOUTHERN PACIFIC S·P AMERICA’S MOST MODERN TRAINS Probation after death' is Lesson for CS Churches That life and progressive experience continue after death is the ending point in the Sunday Les-Sarmon "Probation after death" in all Christian Science churches. The Golden Text is from I Corinthians (6:14): "God hath both aged up this Lord, and will also age up us by his own power." Luke's Gospel (24:30; 31, 33, 35) records that Jesus walked to manus with two of his disciples over his resurrection, and "as he at meat with them, . . . their eyes were opened, and they knew him; . . . And they rose up the same hour, and returned to Jerusalem, and found the elevenathered together, . . . And they did what things were done in the way, . . . And as they thus spake, Jesus himself stood in the midst them, and saith unto them, face be unto you." Mary Baker Eddy writes in Science and Health with key to Scriptures: "Jesus' unchanging physical condition after what seemed to be death was followed his exaltation above all material conditions; and this exaltation explained his ascension, and reailed unmistakably a probationary and progressive state beyond the grave. Jesus was 'the way'; that is, he marked the way for all men" (p. 46). 5786 Needy Aged On County's Rolls In Orange county, about 28 per cent, or 28 people per 100 of those aged 65 and over in the county, were receiving aid as needy aged during February, California Tax-payers' association said today. During February, 5786 people were on the aged aid rolls of the county. The 1950 census data show 20,994 people in the county 65 years of age and over. 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