anaheim-gazette 1955-05-05

ANAHEIM GAZETTE: Page 2 INDUSTRIAL SECTION NORTHROP QUEEN CANDIDATE NAMED Mrs. Dorothy Witzel will represent and confidence in Anaheim area sent Northrop-Anaheim personnel industrial progress. U. S. Electrical Nearing Con To Start Ea PLANT OF New U Coming into the "home street the first major unit of the m million dollar Anaheim plant U.S. Electrical Motors Inc. be completed and occupied o this summer. It will house Defense Products Division of huge electric motor organizz principally to build aircraft tric motors and to house peering facilities. However, fain other products will also produced in the local p namely, small size rightworm gear motors known Type GW in a range of p from ¼ to 3 hp, and rightpump drives for water tur pumps powered by gas or e engines. The immense plant situat Santa Ana Freeway in the e ern city limits of Anaheim been under construction for a year and occupies the wee of an 87-acre tract on which tional units will be ever erected. Mrs. Dorothy Witzel will represent Northrop-Anaheim personnel in the current race for queenship of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce first annual Industrial Progress Week. Dorothy, here seen leaning into a conventional industrial challenge in a less conventional way, on Friday night, May 6, will vie with other attractive candidates at the Queen of Industry Ball for the job of reigning over Anaheim area's first annual industrial festivity. The Ball itself, open to the public with tickets available through the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce at $1.25, will be held at Sunny Hills Recreation Center and will feature such nationally known entertainers as the Pied Piper and Hal Thomas' 12-piece orchestra. But more about Dorothy—she's married to Joe, also of Northrop, works in aircraft assembly (Joe's in opties) and is mother of three tykes name of Sandra 3; Lauren 6; and Danny 4. Mrs. Witzel is only one of several lovely candidates—each chosen by personnel of their respective companies or city of Anaheim departments in competition for the queenship. While awaiting the outcome, each lady is occupied—all the way—in expressing both ardently and effectively interest and confidence in Anaheim area industrial progress. Kwikset Employees Fashion Show The models, and the glamorous and fashionable clothing they will display, have been selected for the fashion show to be presented by employees of Kwikset Locks, Inc., at the Anaheim Ebell Clubhouse, May 13, it was announced today by Marjorie Christensen, general chairman of the event. The show, which will be free to the general public, is a part of Anaheim's 'Industrial Open House' day, May 13. The fashion show will begin at 8 p.m., in the clubhouse at 244 N. Helena, S.Q.R. store fashions will be featured. The garments will range from swim suits to expensive furs. Models will include Verna Benbrooks, Nancy Lee Bender, Marjorie Boyd, Oneida Copeland, Myrtle Crain, Elizabeth DeMenezes, Hazel Easton, Julie Evans, Carmen Gonzales, Faye Guilford, Phyllis Harrison, Coleen Marshall, Wilma Noble, Shirley Simpson, and Clara Wittersheim. Children's fashions also will be displayed. The first unit of U.S. now practically complete sists of a major steel and co-manufacturing structure co-108,000 square feet and an illiary building of 18,000 feet for maintenance, casting, spray, dipping and ing divisions. The equipment is all o designed, many machines are having been specially engined and built for specific production. U.S. Aircraft electrical are used in many large air power such components as bay doors, landing gear. The Company, in its huge in Los Angeles and Milford necticut, produces a largeety of electrical motors for national distribution used of thousands of plants including standard variable geared and explosion-prosigns ranging from ¼ to ⅛ Verticclosed motors produc STORAGE Dependable Through the Years MOVING COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSING INTERSTATE RIGHTS throughout Orange and Los Angeles Counties 505 S. LOS ANGELES ST. — ANAHEIM — KEystone 5- U.S. Electrical Motors Plant Bearing Completion; Production To Start Early This Summer PLANT OF New U.S. Electric Motors which is rapidly nearing completion. Coming into the "home stretch," first major unit of the multi-million dollar Anaheim plant of Electrical Motors Inc. will be completed and occupied early in summer. It will house theense Products Division of the electric motor organization, principally to build aircraft elec-motors and to house engi-ning facilities. However, cer-cern other products will also be introduced in the local plant, namely, small size right-angle form gear motors known at large GW in a range of power from 1/4 to 3 hp, and right-angle pump drives for water turbine pumps powered by gas or diesel engines. The immense plant situated on Santa Ana Freeway in the west-north city limits of Anaheim has been under construction for over year and occupies the west end of an 87-acre tract on which additional units will be eventually erected. U.S. Motors are widely used by irrigators throughout Orange county to power deep well turbine pumps. They are furnished to practically every turbine pump manufacturer as standard equipment. U.S. Motors was the first motor builder in America to recognize the need of a special motor for turbine pumps, and pioneered the famous hollowshaft motor for this particular service. Other features of U.S. motors include bestos-protected windings, normalized castings and Lubrification. The Company was established in Los Angeles in 1908 and has shown steady uninterru-growth ever since. As a result necessary expansion, Oran-county was chosen as the location for its major plant, which thousands of skilled workers will be eventually employed. Chiksan Holds Sales Meeting The Sales Department of Chiksan Company held a three-sales conference at the main o-ard plant at Brea, Californi-April 18 through 20, under the direction of G. R. Winder, V-President and General Sales Manager. Thirty Chiksan sales sonnel were present, Canada, Atlantic seaboard, the Mid- Progressively improved for 47 years Locally-built motors for Orange Unfailing power for the world Thousands of Orange County irrigators are profiting by the superlatively Locally-built motors for Orange County irrigators are profiting by the superlatively fine performance of U.S. Verticclosed motors for operation of their deep well pumps. For 47 years, U.S. Motors has served local irrigators. The U.S. Verticclosed motor is not a mere adaptation of a vertical motor to a vertical pump, but rather an integrated design that has been progressively engineered and improved during the past half century. As evidence of its excellence in quality, stamina and unsurpassed performance, U.S. ELECTRICAL Pacific Plant - 200 E. Slausen Ave., Los Angeles 54. U.S. VERTICLOSE of U. S. motors include assmos-protected windings, norzed castings and Lubrifiush location. The Company was established Los Angeles in 1908 and shown steady uninterrupted with ever since. As a result of necessary expansion, Orange city was chosen as the ideal location for its major plant in which thousands of skilled work will be eventually employed. Chiksan Holds Sales Meeting The Sales Department of Chiksan Company held a three-day conference at the main office plant at Brea, California, till 18 through 20, under the direction of G. R. Winder, Vice President General Sales Manager. Thirty Chiksan sales personnel were present, Canada, the antic seaboard, the Midwest and Southwest were represented with two members of the Weco Division in Houston present. Chiksan's newest products were unveiled and demonstrated. These included the mechanized dock hose, a completely integrated self-propelled 8" aluminum hose designed to eliminate manhandling of rubber hoses in marine petroleum loading. The mechanized dock hose utilizes an hydraulic system powered by an electric motor. Another Chiksan product shown to many for the first time was the Intelli-Giant—a spectacular hydraulic monitor operated by water pressure from remote controls. In addition to these products, other recently designed and developed Chiksan swivel joints were introduced. During the three-day session, each of Chiksan Departments made presentations designed to provide the sales force with new appreciation for the complex workings of a growing organization. Part of the session was devoted to training of new sales techniques. With a number of films shown. The meetings were conducted by R. T. Jones, Western Regional Sales Manager, and L. J. Smith, Eastern Regional Sales Manager. MRS. JAMISON NAMED MARYWOOD AUX. LEADER Mrs. Ursula M. Jamison has been named to lead the Marywood Auxiliary for the coming year. She will be assisted by Mrs. William H. Stehly as vice-president; Mrs. Edwin Wingate of Orange secretary; and Mrs. William H. Ross of Orange, treasurer. Mrs. John A. Larson, a past president of the auxiliary, will install these officers on May 10. An invitation to attend open house at the school on Sunday, May 22, has been extended the public by Sister St. Philomene, Sister Superior. America's first theater was built in Williamsburg, Va., in 1752. IN MOTOR POWER Forever Dependable for Orange County Irrigators the world's most famous pumps it is listed as standard equipment by practically every leading turbine pump for Orange County irrigators the world's most famous pumps it is listed as standard equipment by practically every leading turbine pump manufacturer for Orange County irrigators seeking the ultimate in dependable power. By specifying the U.S. Verticclosed motor you get direct factory service. For full details write to our Los Angeles plant for 16-page Bulletin 1454 which illustrates and describes the world-reowned U.S. Verticclosed motor. If interested in industrial motors, request Bulletin 1878. ELECTRICAL MOTORS Inc. Angeles 54. Orange County Plant now under construction. CLOSED MOTORS