anaheim-gazette 1953-08-06

Smog Equipment Write-Off Bill Backed by Kuchel United States Senator Thomas H. Kuchel revealed today he will back legislation for a fast write-off of expenditures made to check "smog" in industrial areas. A bill by Congressman Carl Hinshaw of California pending in the House of Representatives would permit writing off in five years expenditures for special smokestack equipment and similar devices to collect "atmospheric pollutants and contaminants." Kuchel said it "is a good bill, because we must have the cooperation of industry to cope with the smog problem and industry cannot be expected to make the costly installations necessary if it takes 20 years or more to amortize the equipment." Anaheim Girl Scouts End 7-Day Camp on Santa Catalina Island Anaheim Girl Scouts recently returned from a seven-days' camp on Santa Catalina Island. Their daily schedule began at 6:30 each morning with a dip in the ocean before breakfast. All participated in water sports during the morning, and the afternoons were spent in crafts, hiking, and relaxing. High points of the week were a water carnival, a trip in the famous glass bottom boats, and a visit from Andy Jorgson who accompanied Florence Chadwick on her swim from the island to San Pedro. On Sunday evening a very impressive inspirational service was held on "Lion's Head," a high point overlooking the ocean. The camp was democratically governed by a camp council composed of two girls from each of the eight units. They were Judith Metzger, Katherine Walker, Donna Tolbert, Linda Belanger, Louella Baker, Therest Metzger, Mary Cain, Nancy Laird, Arlene Herbert, Marcia Scarff, Charlene Allen, Mary Lou May, Marilyn Mayberry, Joyce Kauffman, Anne Karwher, Janet Bushman, and Shirley Shakoian. As in all Girl Scout camping, the Catalina camp had three main objectives: to stimulate enjoyment and appreciation of the out-of-doors; to provide training in citizenship through community living and democratic planning; to contribute to good health and to develop resourcefulness, initiative, and self-reliance. These objectives were accomplished under the able direction of the following councilors: Mrs. Lura Shulz, Mrs. Max Hiltscher, Mrs. Mattie Hodkins, Mrs. Rosalie Bultena, Mrs. Jerry Shakolan, Miss Joyce Sweeney, Mrs. Marjorie Stirrat, Mrs. Arne Atkinson, Mrs. Fred Klein, Mrs. Ralph Ring and Mrs. Roberta McFarland of Anaheim. Mrs. C. A. Dillman, Silverado, Mrs. R. L. Baker, Santa Ana, and Miss Gretchen Smith, Mrs. David Ewing, Miss Norine Foley, Mrs. Ethel Munsterman, Mrs. Erik Anderson of Monrovia and Dr. Seymour Harris of Los Angeles. August Menu of Southland Events · Includes Ostrich Races, Festivals August is the month of the ostrich races, an event which happens no place but Southern California. Also on the month's calendar are Danish, Spanish, Japanese, lemon, and flower festivals, a couple of water festivals, plus doll and button shows. This was reported today by the All-Year Club, which keeps track of colorful Southland events in its work of advertising the half-billion dollar a year tourist business. Ostriches will be racing twice daily at the Orange County Fair, Aug. 11-16 at the fairgrounds near Santa Ana. Theme of the fair is the "Return of Boules," religious designs, and political campaigns. Dolls of all kinds will be seen at the Lakeside Doll Festival Aug. 16. A girl between the ages of 3 and 6 will reign as Doll Queen. Minute Maid Wins A judgement upholding the rights of Minute Maid Corporation to its registered trade mark, "Minute Maid," and holding that the use of the name "Minute Maid" in connection with frozen meat products constituted a violation Swimmers' Tests The three unit leaders who passed their senior life saving tests were Mrs. Ralph Ring, Mrs. Frederick Klein and Miss Joyce This was reported today by the All-Year Club, which keeps track of colorful Southland events in its work of advertising the half-billion dollar a year tourist business. Ostriches will be racing twice daily at the Orange County Fair, Aug. 11-16 at the fairgrounds near Santa Ana. Theme of the fair is the "Return of Bouchard, the Pirate," who raided the Orange county coast for treasure in years gone by. Santa Barbara dons old mantillas from treasure trunks for the old Spanish Days Fiesta during the full moon Aug. 19-22. The Danish Days celebration is at the Danish village of Solvang, Aug. 1. Starting with an Aebleskiver breakfast on Main street, it includes costumed folk dancing and singing and the old Danish sport of spearing a hoop from horseback. Americans of Japanese ancestry hold the colorful and picturesque Nisei Week Festival in Lil Tokyo at 1st and San Pedro streets, Los Angeles, Aug. 15-23. There will be an Ondo parade with Japanese kumonos, Japanese lanterns, and cherry blossoms; Judo tourney, tea ceremony, flower arrangements. For the 22nd year La Mesa holds its famed Festival de Las Flores, with parade of flower floats and a flower show, August 15-16. Sana Paula combines a Lemon Festival and Art Show, Aug. 6-16. There will be art exhibits, barbecue, concerts, flower show, and a parade on the 8th. The 50th anniversary of the founding of Venice, originally a canal-and-gondola counterpart of the Italian city, will be celebrated with a Beach Surfestival Aug. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Surfestival will be chosen, and there will be a parade of old-time autos. Long Beach holds the National Water Ski Championships at Marine Stadium, Aug. 21-23. Spearfishmen, those "underwater hunters," will gather at Laguna Beach for the Pacific Coast championships Aug. 16 and at Catalina Island for the national run-offs between the three top teams on Aug. 22. There will be an individual trophy for largest shark or devilfish. The famed La Jolla ocean swimming race will start from the cove on a triangular mile course on Aug. 30. This is the 22nd year. Minute Maid Wins A judgement upholding the rights of Minute Maid Corporation to its registered trade mark, "Minute Maid," and holding that the use of the name "Minute Maid" in connection with frozen meat products constituted a violation of the rights of the Minute Maid Corporation, has been entered by John W. Holland, Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida. Judge Holland found that the words "Minute Maid" have acquired secondary meaning in the minds of the public as denoting products produced and sold by Minute Maid Corporation, the well-known producer of the Minute Maid line of frozen foods. Minute Maid Corporation had alleged in its suit that Pure Foods, Inc., of Miami, was guilty of unfair competition and trade mark infringement by reason of its use of a name similar to the Minute Maid trade mark. John M. Fox, president of Minute Maid Corporation, testified during the trial that Minute Maid had spent in excess of six million dollars for advertising the Minute Maid trade mark during the period prior to the trade mark infringement. SFC. Alfred Wren Is Non-Com Grad Army Sergeant First Class Alfred H. Wren, 26, whose wife lives at 7241 Gilbert st., Anaheim, Calif., recently graduated from the 1st Infantry Division Artillery's Non-Commissioned Officer's Academy at Erlangen, Germany. The two-month course included classes in map reading, basic weapons, communications, instructional technique, intelligence, supply and military justice. SFC Wren, son of Mrs. Hardy Wren, 518 W. Fourth st., Cordell, Okla., is communications chief in Battery B of the 33d Field Artillery Battalion. He entered the Army in October 1952 and arrived overseas last February. Swimmers' Tests The three unit leaders who passed their senior life saving tests were Mrs. Ralph Ring, Mrs. Frederick Klein and Miss Joyce Sweeney. The American Red Cross swimmers test for beginners was passed by Leota Johnson, Arlene Herbert, Marsha Selby, Nancy Laird, Donna Sass, Jacquelyn Thomas, Joanne Slater, Margaret McGowan, Linda Jones, Barbara Burnett, Lois Schweitzer, Lorraine Schelz, Marie Arias, Tessie Langer, Dorothea Follman, Barbara Loard, Judith Smith, Sharon Tanner, Suzanne Kinnick, Mary Olvera, Kathleen Schulz, Jane Reinemann, Judy Lewis, Donna Link, Karen Ellott, Beverly Buzzo, Theresa Metzger, Pat London, Bette Flint, and Louise Davis. Those passing the intermediate test were Marilyn Mayberry, Dena David, Trudi Borden, Sally Davis, Gabriella Garcia, Linda Wilson, Jean Ann Knesley, Roberta McFarland, Diane Deconnich, Marian Buvinich, Sydney Adams, Georganne Nelson, Janice Woehler, Susanne Tinkey, Kathleen Gillispie, Amy Fitzpatrick., Veronica Henderson, Marilyn Palmer, Judy Dial, Mary Beth Miles, Judy Lewis, Donna Link, Karen Ellott, Beverly Buzzo, Theresa Metzger, Pat Landon and Bette Flint. Those passing third class tests were Diane Richards, Kay Eldred,Linda Blakeley,, Janice Wochler,Rita Ring,Dorothy Grinager. Frogman' Speaker At Rotary Meeting A veteran navy 'frogman,' Robert F. Turner, served as the speaker of the day at the regular meeting of the Anaheim Rotary club at the Elks club Monday. Turner, who served in seven major landings during World War II told members of techniques employed in his hazardous profession. President Jim Morris presided. Spearfishermen, those "underwater hunters," will gather at Laguna Beach for the Pacific Coast championships Aug. 16 and at Catalina Island for the national run-offs between the three top teams on Aug. 22. There will be an individual trophy for largest shark or devilfish. The famed La Jolla ocean swimming race will start from the cove on a triangular mile course on Aug. 30. This is the 22nd year. Mission Bay at San Diego holds the Fiestabahia swimming championships and water carnival August 21-22. Arcadia celebrates its Golden Jubilee Aug 10-16 with pageants, entertainment, and a parade Aug. 15 featuring costumes of the days when Lucky Baldwin owned the rancho site of the city. San Bernardino, largest county in the United States, holds a county fair Aug. 26-30 at Victorville. The Farmers Fair of Riverside county will be held at Hemet Aug. 26-30. There will be a cake-baking contest, midget racing, tricycle race, and diaper derby. Button, button, who's got the button will be answered at Long Beach Aug. 28-Sept. I during the National Button Show, displaying 50,000 of them—some 5,000 years old, buttons made for Queen Elizabeth II, others illustrating fa- ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking —PHONE 2123— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim TWO CALIFORNIA SOLDIERS, Pvt. Jerry Bruntz (left) of 821 N. Helena st., Anaheim, and Pvt. Calvin Hanson, Arlington, display their state flag at the 40th Infantry Division's 140th Replacement Company area in Korea. The flag, one of a collection being made by the company, was sent to Korea by the governor of California. New Course in Library Training Will be Offered by FJC in Fall A new program in Library Training is to be offered at Fullerton Junior college this fall. It will lead to the Associate in Arts degree in two years and will prepare students for positions as junior librarians. A part of the training program will be a year course in libraryship. This will provide a broad foundation for library work and will include such matters as book Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Torres, 612½ E. Cypress st., became the parents of a son on July 28. The husky boy weighed 10-lbs., 13 oz. and was born in Orange county hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bleecker of 1221 E. Chestnut st. are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a son on Friday in Ful... A new program in Library Training is to be offered at Fullerton Junior college this fall. It will lead to the Associate in Arts degree in two years and will prepare students for positions as junior librarians. A part of the training program will be a year course in librarianship. This will provide a broad foundation for library work and will include such matters as book selection and acquisition, classification, cataloging, filing, shelving, mending, binding, circulation, library records and finances, reference, bibliography, and personnel relations. A special feature of the course will be work experience in the college library and pulic libraries. Pre-registration has already shown sufficient demand to assure the class. Students who do not wish to take the full two-year program may take such parts of it as they are prepared and able to take. Miss Carmichael will be assisted in the college library this fall by Mrs. Lois Carter McClure whose library experience includes graduation from the University of Illinois Library School and work in Indiana, Texas, Orange county public libraries and Pomona college library. Dollar Days at Hartfield's "The House of Friendly Credit" Sensational Special Purchase on COSTUME JEWELRY for DOLLAR DAY SHOPPERS Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Torres, 612½ E. Cypress st., became the parents of a son on July 28. The husky boy weighed 10-lbs., 13 oz. and was born in Orange county hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bleecker of 1221 E. Chestnut st. are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a son born on Friday in Fullerton General hospital. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone 3209 251 N. Lemon COTTON BRAS 2 for $1¢00 White sanforized broadcloth — half-stitched cup. 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The all-day was attended by nine of the Anaheim club president, Eva GoodCypher, State Federabership chairman, was speaker of the afterwhen she urged the increase their membrated statistics to show potential members in the district. Members of Anaheim part in the program with Ida May Walburg, president of the club, the inspirational thought ning session. At reEvah Drennon, disserer, read her financial later at the Buzz Ses- sessions conducted one for treasurers and finance chairmen. Beulah Hineman, district chairman of Aids to Small Business, took part in the Buzz Sessions as did Josephine Fulfer, district Internationaal relations chairman. Mrs. Fulfer also was one of the speakers for the symposium. Others attending from Anaheim were Ethel Caverly, Mae Cornbloom, Agnes Hund and Helen Sharp. Your Anaheim SANITONE CLEANERS you'll agree... IT'S BETTER Sesma Cleaners 130 Elm St.—Anaheim PHONE 3819 PAINT. 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