anaheim-gazette 1953-05-21

Road-Day-O Set For Saturday In Santa Ana By JANET LARSON Out of the romantic past of California, where only the best rider attempted to master the bucking bronze, has come a new and modern custom—that of the annual Orange county "Road-Day-O" where teen-agers have learned to tame and master the "horseless carriage." These later-day Rodeo entrants will meet this Saturday at the county school grounds, 1204 W. 8th st., Santa Ana. Winners from local contests in each of the Orange county high schools will compete to determine the best and safest teen-age driver of Orange county. Winners of the Anaheim preliminaries and representing Anaheim Union High school are Karen Cordes and William Ensmingger, both sophomores. The two were awarded certificates of performance at a recent assembly at the high school following the showing of moving pictures taken at last year's Road-Day-O and demonstrating some of the feats the participants were required to perform. The Road-Day-O is designed to reward students for good, safe driving and to promote better driving on the highways, John T. McDonough, county consultant in physical education and recreation and one of the directors for the Road-Day-O program, announced to the high school students that teen-agers having had the drivers chained was responsible for the establishment here of Roberts-shaw-Fulton Controls Co., Nortrop Aircraft Corp., Dixie Cup Co., U. S. Electrical Controls Co., which is slated to begin construction of a plant here this year, Delco-Remy division of General Motors Corp., whose battery-manufacturing plant was begun at groundbreaking ceremonies Monday. Schultz Tool and Machine Grows With Local Industrial Community A prominent member of Anaheim's industrial establishment is Oscar Schultz, proprietor of Schultz Tool and Machine Manufacturing Co. at 495 E. LaPalma ave. A relatively young industrialist, Schultz was one of the first to recognize the fact that the seasonal citrus industry on which Orange county grew should be supplemented by non-seasonal industries which would supply a year-round economic factor. This idea, shared with him by men who have become some of Anaheim's leading industrialists, influenced the drive of two years ago to bring desirable industries to the city. That drive was responsible for the establishment here of Roberts-shaw-Fulton Controls Co., Nortrop Aircraft Corp., Dixie Cup Co., U. S. Electrical Controls Co., which is slated to begin construction of a plant here this year, Delco-Remy division of General Motors Corp., whose battery-manufacturing plant was begun at groundbreaking ceremonies Monday. National Forest Fire Closure Announced The regional forester, authority vested in him by Secretary of Agriculture, Rion T-1, for the purpose of building paragraphs (E), (H), and of Regulation T-1, has declared period of fire hazard and to exist upon all lands United States within the land National Forest between dates of May 15 and November inclusive, and has authorized Supervisor Walter J. Pine place the following restrictive effect: Effective May 15 it will be necessary to secure a permit building any camp fire in the lonal Forest. This includes use of gasoline stoves. No openings or access to water sources. The Road-Day-O is designed to reward students for good, safe driving and to promote better driving on the highways, John T. McDonough, county consultant in physical education and recreation and one of the directors for the Road-Day-O program, announced to the high school students that teen-agers having had the drivers education program had such lower accident rates compared with those students not having had the course that several insurance companies were considering lowering the insurance rates for students having had the driver education course, which is compulsory at the high school. The Road-Day-O begins at 9:30 Saturday morning. First, all contestants are required to pass a written test. Then they are shown the course they must put their cars through. Such feats as stopping on a given line whether going backwards or forwards, weaving backwards or forwards through stakes without touching them, passing through a clearance with an inch leeway on either side, various forms of parking including in the garage, and changing tires prove just how good a driver the contestant really is. Winners will be announced at an awards dinner. Awards are given to the best girls, boys, and schools depending on the number of points made. Judges for the Road-Day-O will also come from the towns represented in the contest. From Anaheim will be Leonard Kliever, safety chairman of the P-TA. Time, not Place, Determine Vets' Korean Status An ex-serviceman may never have set foot in Korea and yet be classed as a "Korea veteran." It was pointed out by Ben Lieberman, Orange County Veterans Service Officer. Eligibility for most federal and state veteran benefits depends not on where a person served, but when. In nearly all instances, a veteran who served on or after June 27, 1950—the start of hostilities in Korea—may be eligible for benefits as a Korean veteran, even though his service was in the groundbreaking ceremonies Monday. OSCAR SCHULTZ Schultz comments on the industry-wooing program thus: "Anaheim was one of the first cities in the county to realize that something had been missed by some other Orange county cities—that non-seasonal industries help support a stable base for prosperity and, along with the citrus industry, are necessary to insure a steady market for goods and services of Anaheim businessmen." Schultz' busy plant turns out aircraft component parts, parts for oil drilling and refining equipment, small machine tool attachments, hand tools, hydraulic valves, cylinders, controls, and a variety of other products. From one automatic screw machine in 1944 in Orange, the firm has grown to some 50 machines, including turret lathes, milling machines, honing machines, drill presses, screw machines and a variety of other machinery and equipment. In 1947, the company packed up and moved to Anaheim, getting established in a 4000 square-foot building. In 1952, another 3000 square feet of floor space were added to the factory. Among the products being manufactured are several military items as well as a standard line of commercial products. At 28, Schultz has had 28 years of experience in the mechanical field. He was 10 years old when he began scraping babbit metal in motor bearings for an outfit in Madison, Wis. Later he work- Eligibility for most federal and state veteran benefits depends not on where a person served, but when. In nearly all instances, a veteran who served on or after June 27, 1950—the start of hostilities in Korea—may be eligible for benefits as a Korean veteran, even though his service was in the United States, Europe, or some other place on the globe. An example is the California legislature's recent extension of "Cal-Vet" educational assistance to Korea veterans. Such a veteran is defined in the new statute as "any person who served in the military or naval service of the United States during the period June 27, 1950, to a future date to be established." This new benefit illustrates the fact that Cal-Vet assistance, just links federal GI Bill assistance, is not restricted to veterans who saw action in or near the Korea theater. Some specific benefits are of course intended for servicemen who are near the point of action—a good example being combat pay. But generally speaking, it's the time—not the place—that counts. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING • STORAGE General Trucldng PHONE 2123 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim ...for EARLY AMERICAN MAPLE and PROVINCIAL FURNITURE ...and EARLY AMERICAN CARP Your Hotpoint Dealer CONVENTION Arranged OPEN FRONT 146 N. LOS ANGELES ST. — ANAHEIM Machine Grows Community Animal engineering studies at the University of Wisconsin. Following university studies, he began working as a machinist, which led to tool and die making and a thorough experience in machine shop work in all phases. When he decided to venture out his own, He is a member of Anaheim Rotary club, a director of Anaheim chamber of commerce and chairman of the Anaheim area industrial group. National Forest Fire Closure Announced The regional forester, under authority vested in him by the Secretary of Agriculture, Regulation T-1, for the purpose of enforcing paragraphs (E), (H), and (L) Regulation T-1, has declared a period of fire hazard and danger exist upon all lands of the United States within the Cleveland National Forest between the dates of May 15 and November 30 inclusive, and has authorized Foret Supervisor Walter J. Puhm to face the following restrictions in effect: Effective May 15 it will be necessary to secure a permit before building any camp fire in the National Forest. This includes the use gasoline stoves. No open fires No Hunted Christians Found in FUHS-JC Underground 'Catacombs' By DENNY McGUIRE FJC Sophomore Beneath the campus of Fullerton Union High School and Junior College lies a series of seldom-visited, vitally important "catacombs"—the nerve center of an extensive heating, electrical, and telephone system. FUHS is the only high school in the state which boasts such an underground tunnel-system, according to William B. Potter, former plant superintendent. Potter is now building inspector for the school district during the building expansion program. A likable man with an obvious love for lots and lots of heat, Potter looked proudly down one of the many long tunnels and said: "Well, there they are... two miles of tunnels... is it warm enough for you?" It was quite warm enough. In fact, as Potter explained, it was a mere 110 degrees at that very moment. The tunnels are a vast network of well-lited catacombs that stretch from one end of the high school to the other end of the college. Through these caverns come heat, power, gas and electricity. Potter led the way to "explore" the long and exceedingly warm pathways. "We've got enough power down here to heat a small city," he chuckled. Lewis McClimans, who also braves the tremendous heat of the boiler room to provide the school with warmth explains: "This place IS a small city!" Potter explained, "these tunnels run about 20 feet under Harvard street. Every now and then you can hear a car hit the marshal's statistic right above." The heat is raised or lowered either by the engineers or by an automatic device that will raise the heat if the day grows cool or will lower it if the day is warm. The entire telephone and public address systems emanate from these catacombs. In fact, as Potter said, "Just about everything is controlled by this area." "This is the only high school with a central heating system in the state. U.S.C., and U.C.L.A., also have this type of arrangement," said McClimans. Potter has worked in this boiler room for over 20 years and does not seem to mind the heat one little degree. "I don't even feel it any more," he chuckled. Potter pointed to the trio of huge boilers and stated that together they furnish the with a total of 550 horsepower of heat, electricity and Effective May 15 it will be necessary to secure a permit before building any camp fire in the National Forest. This includes the use of gasoline stoves. No open fires are allowed on Cleveland National forest lands. Campfire permits may be obtained free at any Forest Service station, offices of the Automobile Clubs, and cooperating fire control agencies. All state and county smoking regulations will be enforced with the National Forest. Forest regulations require that visitors to the National Forest smoke only on designated smoking areas, campgrounds, and places of habitation. Be on the safe side. Shooting of fireworks and possession of tracer ammunition is prohibited. Unless the fire hazard becomes severe, restricted use on certain portions of Cleveland NationForest will not be placed in effect prior to July 1. The possibilities of disastrous forest fires throughout Southern California this summer are higher than usual, and Puhn requests all forest users to cooperate in the prevention of fires and to report those discovered immediately to the nearest forest officer or Rang-station. We can 'VACATION-IZE' your next trip Just about any Greyhound trip can be a low-cost vacation. In many cases you have a choice of scenic routes... go one way, return another, at no extra cost! In addition, hotel rooms, sightseeing and side trips can be added...to really "vacation-ize" your journey and make every minute and every mile even more enjoyable. Why not see us soon about this service? "Vacation-ize" with Greyhound! GREYHOUND There's a Greyhound Agent Near You power, gas and electricity. Potter led the way to "explore" the long and exceedingly warm pathways. "We've got enough power down here to heat a small city," he chuckled. Lewis McClimans, who also braves the tremendous heat of the boiler room to provide the school with warmth explains: "This place IS a small city!" Potter explained, "these tunnels run about 20 feet under Harvard street. Every now and then you can hear a car hit the manhole that's right above us." The tall, lanky building inspector for the two schools pointed down another long row of pipes, "that's the first tunnel. Its been here ever since the school began." He directed the beam of his flashlight onto a row of pipes. "There are gas, steam, water and electricity pipes running along these walls... lots of power." The tunnels are approximately six feet high and five feet wide at most points. The sides of one wall are lined with pipes. On the opposite side there is nothing but concrete, not cool, but rather warm. Every now and then there is a pump for pumping out water in case a pipe should break. Upstairs there are three boilers. Imense and forbidding in appearance; these steam consuming monsters can generate over 400 degrees of heat. The heating system for the two schools is a centralized affair with many automatic innovations. On Friday afternoon at three o'clock the heat thermostat shuts itself off until Monday morning when it automatically turns back on. COFFEE VALUES Edwards 1-lb. can 79¢ 2-lb. can 1.56 can Nob Hill 1-lb. bag 74¢ 2-lb. bag 1.46 bag Airway 1-lb. bag 72¢ 2-lb. bag 1.42 bag CINCH CAKE MIX White, Golden, Spice, Devil Fudge. 17 oz. pkg. 31¢ FLEET BISCUIT MIX For shortcake, tool (20-oz. pkg., 19c.) 40-oz. pkg. 37¢ GROCERY SECTION PET MILK EVAPORATED HOMOGENIZED For cooking, table use, or baby formulas. PEACHES DEL MONTE YELLOW CLING Choice quality, halves or sliced. NIBLETS CORN Whole golden kernels, vacuum packed. SPECIAL OFFER: Get a set of 2 N for only $1 and CHUNK TUNA STAR KIST BRAND For salads, for sandwiches. In green label can. WHITE KING SOAP Granulated. For all washing.(22-oz., 25c.) GREYHOUND There's a Greyhound Agent Near You HAROLD S. HOLCOMB, Agent 217 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim—Phone 3404 AMERICAN MAPLE FINCIAL TURE AMERICAN CARPET Health of ideas by browsing through Leris FURNITURE • CONVENIENT TERMS Arranged to suit your budget • OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 9 P.M. ANAHEIM PHONE ANAHEIM 4350 SPECIAL OFFER: CHUNK TUNA STAR KIST BRAND For salads, for sandwiches. In green label can. WHITE KING SOAP Granulated. For all washing. (22-oz., 25c.) Curtsy BAKERY SPECIAL Devil's Fudge Ranch Cake Freshly baked by Curtsy SPECIAL 39¢ JANE ARDEN COOKIES The cookies with the party flavor. Freshly baked. Fig Bars 11¼-oz. pkg. 25¢ Cello wrapped. Sugar Cookies 8-oz. pkg. 23¢ Crisp, tasty. Oatmeal Cookies 8-oz. pkg. 25¢ Fresh, flavorful. Vanilla Sandwich 9¼-oz. pkg. 29¢ Creme filled. COTTAGE CHEESE Blossom Time brand, the best tasting cottage cheese you can buy. Farmer style (small curd), or Creamed (large curd), in ½-lb. and 1-lb. cups. Chive style in 1-lb. cups. ½-lb. cup 13¢ 1-lb. cup 23¢ SAFEW YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY IC Students to Get Scholastic Draft Deferment In a recent statement concerning deferment status of junior college "terminal" students, Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Selective Service director, has recognized the two-year educational program of junior colleges as equal in importance to that of the four-year colleges and universities. Dr. H. Lynn Sheller, director of Bullerton Junior College, called attention to the General's action this week. The Selective Service directive now firmly establishes the right of two-year junior college students to draft deferment together they furnish the schools with a total of 550 horse power of heat, electricity and water. under Class I-S, Dr. Sheller said. Previously a distinction had sometimes been made in deferment between students working for a university degree and those enrolled in two-year "terminal" program at junior colleges. Wolves formerly ranged over most of Europe, Asia and North America, but were not found in Africa or South America. Hoover, Truman and Eisenhower are the only U.S. presidents who were born west of the Mississippi river. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E Broadway Ananem PHONE 4105 PARKS TURKEY RANCH ¼ Mile South of Knott's Berry Farm 8731 S. GRAND AVE. PHONE ANAHEIM 4707 OR 2-8447 SPECIAL FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY we will have FRESH, OVEN DRESSED YEARLING TURKEY HENS 59c lb. 12 to 16-lb. average FRESH FRYERS FEATURED at SAFEWAY Fancy, fresh, Grade A, Eviscerated frying chickens cut-up, all ready for the pan. Tender, specially fed, plump birds that cook to a golden brown. For a taste treat the whole family will enjoy, serve Safe-way Fresh Fryers. Specially priced. FEATURED at SAFEWAY Fancy, fresh, Grade A, Eviscerated frying chickens cut-up, all ready for the pan. Tender, specially fed, plump birds that cook to a golden brown. For a taste treat the whole family will enjoy, serve Safe-way Fresh Fryers. Specially priced. Eviscerated Grade A, Cut-up Pan Ready lb. 59¢ Additional Values in Meat Section CORNED BEEF Mild cure. Excellent served hot or cold. BONELESS BRISKET lb. 49¢ GROUND BEEF Freshly ground, packed in Visking. A real buy! TOPS IN FLAVOR lb. 39¢ SLICED BACON Popular brands in heat-seal pack. Fine with liver. GRADE A lb. 63£ OCEAN PERCH Captain's Choice, selected from the pick of the catch. FANCY FILlets lb. 39¢ EY SECTION VALUES EVAPORATED HOMOGENIZED baby formulas. 2 fall cans 25¢ DEL MONTE YELLOW CLING sliced. 29-oz. can 23£ CORN 2 12-oz. cans 29£ FER: Get a set of 2 Norman Rockwell "TV" trays for only $1 and 2 labels from Niblets Corn. UNA STAR KIST BRAND 6½-oz. can 25£ ING SOAP Giant 46-oz. pkg. 49£ Beef-Liver Sliced or piece lb. 49¢ Beef Hearts Fine to bake lb. 25¢ Beef Tongues lb. 39¢ Chicken Legs Manor House 1-lb. pkg. 98£ Chicken Hearts Manor House 1-lb. pkg. 43£ Whole Whiting Pan Ready lb. 25¢ KERN PURE JELLIES Grape, Currant 12-oz. jar 19£ LONG SPAGHETTI Gold 1-lb. pkg. 19£ 2-lb. pkg. 37£ MARGARINE Sunnybank. Foil-wrapped cubes. lb. 23£ GET A SET OF 2 NORMAN ROCKWELL "TV" TRAYS FOR ONLY $1 AND 2 LABELS FROM NIBLETS CORN. UNA STAR KIST BRAND 6½-oz. can 25¢ ING SOAP Giant 46-oz. pkg. 49¢ FRESH PRODUCE VALUES FRESH CORN GOLDEN CROSS 5¢ Tender, sweet eating, milk-filled ears. PIPPIN APPLES Oregon grown, crisp, green. Excellent flavor. CARROTS FRESHLY PULLED SWEET, TENDER 4½¢ Tops have been removed. For salads or to cook. CUCUMBERS LONG GREEN Well shaped, crisp, fresh. Fine for slicing. 2 for 15¢ UNCLE BEN'S RICE Improved, long grain. 14-oz. White, converted. pkg. 19¢ CHEEZ-IT CRACKERS A Sunshine cheese cracker. 6-oz. pkg. 19£ COMFORT TISSUE Soft, absorbent toilet paper. 4 rolls 37£ FROZEN FOODS Cut Corn 10-oz. pkg. 17£ Birds Eye. pkg. 17£ Lima Beans 10-oz. pkg. 17£ Bel-air, Fordhook. pkg. 25£ Orange Juice 26-oz. cans (12-ounce can, 25c.) PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., MAY 21, 22, 23, 1953; AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM