anaheim-gazette 1959-10-01

News About Our Service Men HAWAIIAN Island (FTNC)—Bruce F. Duncan, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Louing of 9532 Colchester St., Anaheim St., Anaheim, is scheduled to participate in an amphibious training exercise in the Hawaiian Islands during late September while serving aboard the attack cargo ship USS Skagit. QUANTICO, Va. (FHTNC)—Graduated Sept. 3 from the Marine Corps Junior Platoon Leader Course at Quantico, Va., was Charles F. Kintner of 2120 Harbor Blvd., Anaheim. He is a student at Mount San Antonio College. He is one of 2,000 students seeking commissions offered by the Marine Corps to selected collegians who complete the required military training during their summer vacation and graduate from an accredited college. His next step to becoming a Marine Second Lieutenant will be the Senior Platoon Class which he will attend the summer of his college senior year. NEW DRIVER—Bob Daily, left, Delco-Remy plaman of material handling, are shown breaking Larrain, official hostess for the Orange County Anaheim Company to ImDisplay for County Indu What's good for Orange County is good for General Motors. This new twist on the old political jibe, "What's good for General Motors is good for the United States," pretty well expresses the feeling of Bob Daily, plant tiny electronic components various parts of the c share booth spaces side-by-side the Commercial Exhibits the Orange County Fair Machinery in action, He is one of 2,000 students seeking commissions offered by the Marine Corps to selected collegians who complete the required military training during their summer vacation and graduate from an accredited college. His next step to becoming a Marine Second Lieutenant will be the Senior Platoon Class which he will attend the summer of his college senior year. FORT SILL, OKLA. (AHTNC) — Pvt. Dean E. Philpott, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Philpott, 813 Hampstead, Anaheim, completed the 13-week radio maintenance course Sept. 4 at The Artillery and Missile School, Fort Sill, Okla. He was trained to install, operate and perform maintenance on communication equipment employed by artillery units. Philpott is a 1954 graduate of Anaheim High School and a 1958 graduate of Fresno State College. BAD TOLZ, Germany (AHTNC) — S/Sgt. Farrell J. Calinsky, whose wife, Vera, lives at 420 S. Vine, Anaheim, Calif., recently graduated from the Seventh Army Non-Commissioned Officer Academy in Bad Tolz, Germany. Sergeant Calinsky received four weeks of refresher training in map reading, combat tactics and leadership. He is regularly assigned to Company B of the 3d Division's 15th Infantry in Bamberg. The sergeant entered the Army in 1947. What's good for Orange County is good for General Motors. This new twist on the old political jibe, "What's good for General Motors is good for the United States," pretty well expresses the feeling of Bob Dally, plant manager of General Motors Corporation's Delco-Remy plant in Anaheim. Daily today has joined other top industrial executives in the county to support the first annual Orange County Industrial Exposition. His company will import a special display from Anderson, Ind., to brighten the industrial "far" set for Oct. 14 through 1 at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Dozens of products of the gigantic GM corporation, including the locally-produced Delco battery, will be shown in the display. The Delco exhibit will be one of many being collected for the industrial exposition which, for the first time, will show Orange Countians at a glance a sampling of the hundreds of products produced by the county's dynamic industrial community. Sponsored by the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County, the industrial exposition is designed to act as a showcase for the county's widely diversified industry. It will bring giant machines and tiny electronic components various parts of the city share booth spaces side-by-side the Commercial Exhibits the Orange County Fair Machinery in action. Kuchel Report On Status Of Pollution Bill The Federal Government continue for another year as the result of a major drive by U.S. Senators H.R. Kuchel of California and Anaheim area to take more research for means of air pollution. The present law to "smog" was extended by H.R. Kuchen of California Anaheim area to take more research for means of air pollution. The present law to "smog" was extended by H.R. Kuchen of California Anaheim area to take more research for means of air pollution. The Senior California can author of the orb Pollution Research and Assistance Act made a full and determined can assure four-year continu investigation, experiential and research program conducted by and under the U.S. Public Health Ice. He twice won unanimate approval of a bill reduced early this year, voters Clair Engle and Richard Clark of Florida as co-sponsors, and end brought about access its principal feature House of Representatives. Kuchel's first victory April 13 when the Senate in amended form the R. Whip's measure prevention of the Research 1960. After weeks of othe House of Repre On These Month-End Specials! POWER TOOL SPECIAL 14-Inch ELECTRIC DRILL to make the Handyman even handier! Reg. 25.95 15¹⁵ 6 Inch Portable Saw Leaf Rakes For the do-it-yourself handyman! For every home workshop! For that Fall clean-up time! 24.95 REG. $4.95 77c REG. 1.10 SPRINKLER SYSTEM ¼” ID PVC. semi-rigid Plastic Pipe 7¹⁴ FT. SPECIAL No. 66d Has 25 so. ft coverage with one head — Reg. 4.95 3¹⁸8 We are experts on Sprinkler Systems. See us and save $ PRESSEL, ROGERS & PRESSEL (1 BLOCK SOUTH OF CENTER) 117 S. Clementine — Downtown Anaheim Free Parking on Large Lot Across Street KE 5-4206—7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday 'til 9 p.m. left, Delco-Remy plant manager, and Jim Rinker, foreare shown breaking in a new fork lift operator—Vivi the Orange County Industrial Exposition. Company to Import Special County Industrial Show tiny electronic components from various parts of the county to share booth spaces side-by-side in the Commercial Exhibits Bldg. at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Machinery in action, moving displays, unusual demonstrations and professional stage entertainment will provide the color in the big "fair." ALL INDUSTRIAL TERRITORY — Harry I. right, chairman of the first annual Orange County trial Exposition, indicates the entire county is bea huge industrial territory. His interested onlooker Adolph Schope, of Anaheim, chairman of the indcommittee of the Associated Chambers of Comof Orange County, and Vici Larrain, official host the industrial "fair" to be held Oct. 14 through 18 county fairgrounds. District Driver Rolls Up Total Of 135,000 Miles In the "it can't happen to me" department there is James A. McCoy, employed in Centralia School district. McCoy estimates he has driven the distribuses for a total of around 135,000 miles twelve years he has ployed. All of the 85,000 over on bus number proximately 50,000 of bus's 90,000 registered been put there by th bus driver. County Industrial Show tiny electronic components from various parts of the county to share booth spaces side-by-side in the Commercial Exhibits Bldg. at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Machinery in action, moving displays, unusual demonstrations and professional stage entertainment will provide the color in the big "fair." Kuchel Reports On Status Of Pollution Bill The Federal Government will continue for another four years as the result of a nine-month drive by U.S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of California and the Anaheim area to take part in the search for means of controlling air pollution. The present law to eradicate "smog" was extended until 1964 by the 86th Congress as one of its final acts adjournment. Unless Congress had taken this course, all Federal activity in the air pollution fight would have ended next June 30. The Senior California Republican, author of the original Air Pollution Research and Technical Assistance Act, made a successful and determined campaign to assure four-year continuance of investigation, experimentation and research programs being conducted by and under direction of the U.S. Public Health Service. He twice won unanimous Senate approval of a bill he introduced early this year, with Senators Clair Engle and California and Richard Clark of Pennsylvania as co-sponsors, and in the end brought about acceptance of its principal feature by the House of Representatives. Kuchel's first victory came April 13 when the Senate passed in amended form the Republican Whip's measure preventing expiration of the Research Act in 1960. After weeks of delay, the House of Representatives fresh point of view...from Pontiac! Another fresh one from Pontiac! The inspired beauty of perfect proportion! The precision control of Wide-Track Wheel Design! The softer ride of supple suspension! The wide choice of vigorous Tempest V-8 Engines tailored to economy or high performance! Kuchel's first victory came April 13 when the Senate passed in amended form the Republican Whip's measure preventing expiration of the Research Act in 1960. After weeks of delay, the House of Representatives over four months later approved a substitute bill providing only a two-year continuance of the law under which various Federal agencies have been trying to track down causes of and discover cures for "smog." After making remarks on the Senate floor and taking up the question with Senate leaders, Kuchel persuaded the Senate to substitute the text of his bill for the language of the House-passed measure. When the House refused to accept the Senate version, a conference was held between the two branches of Congress. The final compromise, represented a major victory for Kuchel, who had said "it would be most foolish" to put a two-year deadline on research efforts. Under the terms of the conferees' agreement, the termination date of the 1955 Research Act was extended to June 30, 1964 and additional appropriations of $5,000,000 per year were authorized. "Air pollution is widely recognized as a still-un-solved national problem. 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