anaheim-gazette 1960-02-12

A2 - Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Calif., Feb. 12, 1960) Southland Traffic Deaths Fall In ’59, Up In County While Southern California showed a decline in traffic deaths during 1959 the carnage on Orange county roads and streets climbed alarmingly. According to the Automobile Club of Southern California, highway deaths in the 13 southern counties totaled 3,019, a decrease of 28 from the 1958 toll of 2,045. Pedestrians comprised approximately 23 per cent of the fatalities throughout the Southland with 465 deaths. Orange county suffered 150 traffic deaths during 1959, a 34 per cent increase over the 1958 figure of 112. Pedestrian fatalities in the county increased from 15 to 24. Conversation Pieces (Continued from Page 1) ing citations during January with the net result that the rate of traffic accidents fell sharply. TRAFFIC CHIEF Lt. Alvin Rogers said the department issued 579 speeding citations during January. The monthly average is about 320 citations. There were 119 traffic accidents during the 31-day period as compared to the monthly average of 190 accidents during 1959. Lt. Rogers said two persons died in local accidents as compared with five fatalities in January of last year. The principal causes of accidents were right-of-way violations and following too close, the traffic officer said. Moscow Exposition Director McClellan Visits Here Feb 12 A man who ought to know will discuss Russian-American relations here Lincoln Day. Grand Jury (Continued from Page 1) wall fireplaces, hi fi systems and ceramic tile cellings as unrealistic and too costly. The jurors said these features were the kind expected to be found in private and expensive homes and not in the interest of Moscow Exposition Director McClellan Visits Here Feb 12 A man who ought to know will discuss Russian-American relations here Lincoln Day. Harold C. McClellan, the man who organized and conducted the recent American exhibit in Moscow, will be guest of the Orange County Federation of Republican Women Feb. 12 at noon in the Gourmet Restaurant of Disneyland Hotel. McClellan will describe the now famous Nixon-Krushchev kitchen debate, Mr. K's visit to the U.S. and the impending Eisenhower and just past Eisenhower world tours. Reservations for the luncheon are obtainable at Republican Headquarters, 2675 N Main St., Santa Ana. Grand Jury (Continued from Page 1) wall fireplaces, hi fi systems and ceramic tile cellings as unrealistic and too costly. The jurors said these features were the kind expected to be found in private and expensive homes and not in the interest of the taxpayers. On the welfare program the jury recommended specifically that county and state officials make a complete investigation of the County's Aid to Needy Children program. The Jury was praised by Superior Judge Gardner for "the signal distinction of having accomplished something during its tour of duty," namely the location and acquisition of an Honor Farm site. One quart of milk supplies all of the calcium required in an adult's daily diet, as well as protein and other necessary nutrients. NOW! YOUR ANALYSIS ARE LISTED Independent Learning Self HERE IS WHAT YOUR CARRIER BOY DOES: STUDIES HIS SERVES OLD CUSTOMERS, KEEPS BOOKS, COLLECTS AO YOUNG MAN WHO DELIVERS YOUR PAPER HAS A THRE HERE IS WHAT YOUR CARRIER BOY DOES: STUDIES HIS SERVES OLD CUSTOMERS, KEeps BOOKS, COLLECTS AC YOUNG MAN WHO DELIVERS YOUR PAPER HAS A THR I read the Want Ads and the Society Page This is the best way I know of learning the local news Your Motoring Habits Will Get Once Over From State’s Experts A massive study of the driving habits of Southern California motorists is about to get under way, it was announced by Robert B. Bradford, state director of Public Works. Bradford said the study will cover the five Southern California counties including Orange County. The purpose of the survey, he said, is to find out where cars in the area begin their trips and where they are heading, for use in determining future transportation needs. He did not indicate what methods will be used to determine these facts. "We are talking in terms of 8 million people and 4 million vehicles and an estimated 15 million people and 8 million vehicles by 1980," Bradford explained. B. of A.’s Hoy Goes To Cal Citrus School M. F. Hoy, assistant manager of Bank of America’s Anaheim branch, spent this week at the University of California Citrus Experiment station at Riverside in a close study of state’s production of citrus, avocado and other subtropical crops. HE IS JOINING 30 Bank of America senior branch officers in the first seminar on subtropical agriculture to be sponsored by the bank. The course is made available through cooperation of the University of California. Fourteen university professors Scouting (Coetiused from Pass 1) privations and hardships of the jungle. A forthright and practical man, Baden-Powell sat down and wrote a pamphlet outlining the basic skills required of the soldier and titled it “Aids to Scouting.” THE PAMPHLET almost immediately became a national rage and Baden-Powell, urged on by friends, rewrote it in boyish language and the scouting movement was launched. At the time of Boyce’s appearance on the scene a number of boy movements similar to scouting had sprung up in the U.S., but all eventually disappeared before the magnitude of the success of the Boy Scouts of America organization. A magnitude that has touched down into every aspect of American life—a force that among other things has made the Scouting Handbook only second to the Bible as the nation's number one best seller. It has paid dividends in times of peace and war and prosperity. Scouting in Orange county is almost as old as in the nation. The first troop, No. 1, was founded in Huntington Beach 39 years ago. Today in the county there are 265 units of cubs, Boy Scouts and Explorer Scouts. AT NEWPORT BEACH the county boasts the first science dedicated explorer unit in the U.S. In charge of Anaheim celebration arrangements is utility company executive Herb Perry. The history of scouting is still Clothes Wanted For Celebration Scout Executive Bill Bent is looking for old clothes! No, not just any old clothes but very special kind. He wants some old style Boy Scout uniforms or parts thereof. Remember the old campaign hats? the puttees? he just below the knees knick-knacks? BENT WANTS to use any old style Boy Scout uniforms in connection with the celebration of the jubilee year of Boy Scouting, and particularly in the observation of Boy Scout Week, Feb. 7 through 13. He would appreciate the loan or gift to the Northern Orange County council, 1006 W. La Palma, of all or any of the old fashioned uniforms—any size. Early day Cub, den mothers, and Scout leaders uniforms are also desired. So if you haven't done your "good turn" for the day, here is your chance! HE IS JOINING 30 Bank of America senior branch officers in the first seminar on subtropical agriculture to be sponsored by the bank. The course is made available through cooperation of the University of California. Fourteen university professors, under the leadership of Chancellor H. T. Spleth and Director A. M. Boyce, will cover all aspects of this key segment in California's agricultural economy. Participating as guest instructors are four top executives of California citrus and avocado marketing organizations who will present various aspects of marketing, research and pricing. THAT'S ROUGH! The average man must pay one dollar of every four he makes to one or another of our governments. Huntington Beach 39 years ago. Today in the county there are 265 units of cubs, Boy Scouts and Explorer Scouts. 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