anaheim-gazette 1960-09-29

0-4 Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, Sep. 28, 1900) GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST Clarie Wall, a 28 year old German-born fashion GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST—Gloria Wall, a 23-year-old German-born fashion model from Hollywood, has been chosen as Western Harness Racing Association Girl of the Golden West to reign over the 33-day autumn trotting season which opens at Hollywood Park Oct. 4. Miss Wall, a chestnut-haired beauty with vital statistics of 36½-23-36, is a graduate of Hollywood High School and attended UCLA. She will crown the winner of the Girl of the Golden West race on opening day. BOOKS In Review Weekly book listings presented by the Anaheim Public Library, 241 S. Los Angeles St., include the following: THE HORSES OF THE SUN by Oriel Malet. A worldly wise countess lives in a villa in Italy, decides to rent part of the property to a professor and his son, entirely unaware that the now renowned professor was one of those she loved in her youth. THE LAND BEYOND THE TEMPEST by Drayton Mayrant. An English girl runs to the new colony of Virginia, only to find that her former suitor has arrived before her and they are reunited despite tempest and shipwreck. FITNESS BOOK by Bonnie Prudden. Exercises grouped into six-week periods; contains weight records, family exercises, hints on keeping slim, how to build your own gym equipment. BRIDGE OF THE BROCADE SASH by Sacheverell Sitwell. A trip to Japan, in words and photos, telling how Japan has remained the same in some things and changed completely in others. THE HUMAN SIDE OF F.D.R. by R. Harrity and R. Martin. Mostly a pictorial biography of the great wartime President of the United States, taken from family albums, wartime photos, with some commentary by the authors. Tax Money for Junior Colleges Under Fire Martin Luther Hospital Member Of Association West Orange County's new Martin Luther Hospital, 1825 W. Romneya Dr. at Euclid Ave., Anaheim, has been accepted for membership in the American Hospital Association, Arthur G. Turner, administrator, announced. The national organization provides assistance to hospital administrative staffs and governing boards. Numerous manuals and publications relating to standards of hospital operation are published by the group. A certificate of membership will be displayed in the lobby of the new hospital. Equipment is rapidly being installed in the 150-bed non-profit hospital sponsored by the Orange County Lutheran Hospital Association. Open house and dedication is planned for Oct. 30. Mrs. Frank Foster on Board of Directors Whether tax money collected from school districts for the operation of junior colleges is actually spent to support high schools and elementary schools came under the investigation of an assembly Education Subcommittee at a hearing in Fullerton Monday. Assemblyman Richard T. Han (D-Fullerton), chairman of the Subcommittee on Higher Education, headed the hearing at Fullerton Junior College. Another major item to come before the subcommittee would whether state financial support of the junior colleges should be increased. Although the Mass Plan for Higher Education, presented to the last session of Legislature recommended increasing such assistance, the Legislature did not pass such bills. "Before we pass any bills what would increase state aid," Han said, "we want to know exactly where the present funds are going and we want to be very careful we will know where any future money is going to be spent." Numerous Southern California educators scheduled to appear for the subcommittee include Dr. Lynn Sheller, president of Fullerton Junior College; Dr. Sil Peterson, president of Orland Coast College; Dr. Wade Thorne. SASH by Sacheverell Sitwell. A trip to Japan, in words and photos, telling how Japan has remained the same in some things and changed completely in others. THE HUMAN SIDE OF F.D.R. by R. Harrity and R. Martin. Mostly a pictorial biography of the great wartime President of the United States, taken from family albums, wartime photos, with some commentary by the authors. MY RUSSIAN JOURNEY by Santah Rama Rau. Report of a tour that author and family took to the Soviet Union in 1957. Contains no photos, but records colorful bits of conversation, incidents, reactions of the people, things they saw, places they visited. THE PROFESSIONAL JOURNALIST by John Hohenberg. One of the very newest texts on journalism; principles of reporting, writing the story, news leads, headlines, detail, use of language, time factors in writing, interpretation of news, general handling of materials in newspaper work. ROOSEVELT'S ROAD TO RUSSIA by George Crocker. A critical review of the World War II years, the political and military decisions taken; contains six chapters covering the wartime meetings of the Chiefs of State, with notes, photos, index. SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH by Tennessee Williams. The recent successful play presented in this little book; about what happens when the empty lives of two people force them to turn back to recapture youth. THEIR MAJESTIES THE MOB by John Caughey. The author studies "vigilantism" and "mob actions" by means of historical documents culled from books, diaries, manuscripts, reports, many will be displayed in the lobby of the new hospital. Equipment is rapidly being installed in the 150-bed non-profit hospital sponsored by the Orange County Lutheran Hospital Association. Open house and dedication is planned for Oct. 30. Mrs. Frank Foster on Board of Directors Of OC Philharmonic Mrs. Frank Foster of Anaheim was elected to serve on the board of directors of the Orange County Philharmonic Society at a meeting of the membership in Newport Beach. Brig. Gen. David H. Blakelock presided at the meeting and announced the selection of officers for the ensuing year: Gilbert N. Mueller, president; Clifford Hakes, vice-president; Mrs. William H. Mead, vice-president; Roy Giordano, secretary, and Mrs. Lloyd Aubert, treasurer. P-R Director Speaking in D.C. William B. Stronach Jr., director of parks and recreation, Anaheim, will take a prominent part in the 42nd annual National Recreation Congress in Washington, D.C. He will speak at the session on the topic, "The Application of Standards in Current Practice." The theme of the Congress, to be held Sept. 25 through 29 at the Shoreham Hotel, is "Recreation in America Today and Tomorrow." of them in the words of the actual observers to these actions. Numerous Southern California educators scheduled to appear before the subcommittee include Dr. Lynn Sheller, president of Fullerton Junior College; Dr. Sil Peterson, president of Orange Coast College; Dr. Wade Thomas president of Santa Monica College; Dr. Glen Goodwill, perintendent of Santa Monica Schools; Joseph Cosand, president of Santa Barbara City College; Dr. Norman Scharer, superintendent of Santa Barbara School and Bertram Betts and J Crowther from the Los Angeles City Schools. "We are aware," Hanna stated, "that there are some junior leges which are badly in need immediate increased state assistance if they are going to keep their doors open. We want to make certain, however, that limited amount of money available gets to those schools really need it rather than being siphoned off into schools or programs which do not justify a created state assistance." 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