anaheim-gazette 1961-01-05

IT IS A PRIVILEGE TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME—AND YOUR AMERICAN RIGHT! VISIT THESE FIRMS THIS WEEK State Now Has One Doctor For Every 735 Persons California's supply of medical doctors continued to keep pace with the general increase in population during 1960, maintaining a ratio of one physician to every 735 persons, the activities report of the California Medical Association reveals. This ratio places California third among the states in physician availability (behind New York and Massachusetts) but ahead of the national ratio of 1 to 745. During the year CMA membership reached an all-time high of 17,826, an increase of more than 500 over 1959. The association represents approximately eight out of 10 physicians in private practice. While 23,615 physicians are licensed in California, approxi- York and Massachusetts) but ahead of the national ratio of 1 to 745. During the year CMA membership reached an all-time high of 17,826, an increase of more than 500 over 1959. The association represents approximately eight out of 10 physicians in private practice. While 23,615 physicians are licensed in California, approximately 2,500 of them are engaged in teaching, government commissions served by 586 doctors conducted the business of the association during 1960. There work reached into every aspect of health and ranged from maternal and child care to problems of the aging, and from traffic safety to ballo inoculations. Medical education accounted for more than $350,000 from dues during 1960. Of this, $162,000 went to the nation's medical schools, the remainder to postgraduate courses, scientific meetings and applications. Last February the association's house of delegates went on record urging establishment of a sixth medical school in California. Public interest services by CMA committees also dealt with these specific health problems of rural areas, school children, industry and many other population segments; nurse recruitment, medical careers enlistment, adoptions, hospital-physician relationships, mental health, rehabilitation, veterans' care and others. The "grey market" in babies drew special attention, resulting in publication of a manual on adoptions for guidance of its members. The association also instituted guiding principles for physician-hospital relationships to strengthen voluntary controls over the quality of care. Hughes Group Here Gets Big Army Job Air Force Shows A United State Air Force art collection depicting highlights in American history from 1917 to the present opened in Laguna Beach this week. The collection, valued at a million dollars, consists of 91 paintings, with subjects ranging from World War I scenes to the airborne recovery of the Discoverer XIV space capsule over the Pacific earlier this year. Assistance in the establishment of an area-wide network of helistops and heliports throughout the Southland is one of the goals set by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce for 1961. Specific moves designed to aid planning and development of adequate helicopter facilities in downtown and outlying areas have been adopted by the chamber's aviation and space committee. The group has endorsed recommendations made by its helicopter sub-committee in an action designed to move ahead in the creation of additional helicopter installations. Recommendations for immediate action include: Development of a brochure or booklet listing factual information on regulations concerning helicopter operations, outlining detailed procedures regarding establishment of ground level and roof-top heliports and helicopters. quarter century KE 5-3209 251 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM The collection, valued at a million dollars, consists of 91 paintings, with subjects ranging from World War I scenes to the airborne recovery of the Discoverer XIV space capsule over the Pacific earlier this year. IS YOUR NEST EGG EARNING AS MUCH AS IT CAN? IF YOU HAVE IT AT ANAHEIM SAVINGS IT IS BECAUSE WE CURRENTLY PAY 4½% PER YEAR ON SURPLUS DOLLARS AND EACH ACCOUNT IS INSURED UP TO $10,000. WHETHER YOU ARE SAVING FOR A RAINY DAY OR A SUNNY DAY YOUR NEST EGG WILL PRODUCE MORE—MORE OFTEN—AT ANAHEIM SAVINGS. *OLDEST LOCALLY OWNED SAVINGS ASSOCIATION IN ANAHEIM* ANAHEIM SAVINGS 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA • KE 92198 GARDENER'S CHECKLIST By the California Association of Nurserymen 1. Plant deciduous fruit trees this month. Also grapes, cane berries and strawberries. 2. Plant flowering quince for some delightful early color. A hedge of quince makes a thorny and impassable boundary. 3. Roses that are not planted the day they are purchased should have their roots covered with moist soil. 4. Beware of collecting your own leaf mold. You may be collecting a sackful of trouble from oak root fungus at the same time. 5. If you haven't already prune roses this month. At the same time strip off any remaining leaves that have not fallen or their own accord. Clean up fallen leaves around roses. MODERN HOME ARCH OF DIMES RESEARCH DID THIS; NEXT — OTHER CRIPPLING DISEASES Diamonds Go On Display Diamond creations that the 1960 Diamonds-International Awards will be a feature exhibit at the California Museum of Science and Industry in position Park, Los Anis this month, with the show opening today and extend through January 31. Highlight of the exhibit be a display of the actual mond creations which awards for two Beverly designers, Marvin Hime Kenneth Brown. Together Hime and Brown won seven the 34 awards presented for excellence of design in diam. Their creations, which will on display January 8-9 and 15 only, are valued at $25,000. The awards collection consists of 34 winning designs chosen rfom 500 subm. They are in the form of POLIO 6 YEARS BEFORE POLIO 6 YEARS AFTER SALK VACCINE ICA'S INVESTMENT in medical scientific research through contributions to the March Jones paid a huge dividend—the polio vaccine. Now the March of Dimes is working on event other crippling diseases—birth defects and arthritis. A further investment in real research through the March of Dimes may pay even greater dividends. Cam continues through January. Hiport Network Plan Get L.A. Chamber Aid ance in the establishment of an area-wide network tops and heliports out the Southland is the goals set by the Los Chamber of Commerce. ic moves designed to mining and development state helicopter facilities town and outlying areas have been adopted by the's aviation and space tree. group has endorsed recations made by its heliub-committee in an ac-igned to move ahead in addition of additional heli-installations. commendations for imme-ration include: department of a brochure listing factual informa- regulations concern-opter operations, out-tailed procedures re-establishment of level and roof-top heli- Development of a map of the five-county area, indicating locations of existing helicopter facilities and describing the type of facility, and other pertinent data. Encourage development of a municipally owned heliport or helistop system and stimulate interest in the rapid development of the helicopter as well as needs for additional facilities. Develop a closer working relationship with the Federal Aviation Agency and stress the needs for a clear policy by the FAA on helicopter activities. Investigate the feasibility of sponsoring a second national helicopter symposium. Last Rites Held For J. Frank Cone Requiem mass was celebrated in St. Boniface Church yesterday for J. Frank Cone, 48, president of the Cone & O'Connor Mortuary and an Anaheim resident for 25 years. Interment was in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. He was president of the Valencia Funeral Directors Association, a member of the Exchange Club, the Elks and the Knights of Columbus. Besides his wife, LaVerne, of the family residence at 251 North Lemon St., he leaves a daughter, Mrs. Linda Keefe of Santa Ana; a son, Steven; and his mother, Mrs. May L. Cone of Santa Monica. Maryland was not named for the Virgin Mary as many think, but for Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles I of England. BTK "Service". the Key Word At Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars that means the dedicated service of men and women whose roots are in this community. As to the price of funeral arrangements, you have a wide choice; but in every case you will find the same neighborly concern and understanding, combined with expert counsel. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Directors Serving Orange County families since 1871 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID, ANAHEIM PRospect 2-1617 THE FIRMS ON THIS "HOME" PAGE WILL GLADLY ASSIST YOU! S Q R Anaheim Savings & Loan Bott's Nursery Castle Furniture Bungalow Electric Supply Sun-lite Company Diamonds Go on Display Diamond creations that won 1960 Diamonds-Internationally Awards will be a featured exhibit at the California Museum Science and Industry in Exposition Park, Los Angeles, a month, with the showing today and extending through January 31. Highlight of the exhibit will a display of the actual diamond creations which won awards for two Beverly Hills designers, Marvin Hime and Anneth Brown. Together, one and Brown won seven of 34 awards presented for excellence of design in diamonds. Their creations, which will be displayed January 8-9 and 14-only, are valued at $25,000. The awards collection itself consists of 34 winning designs seen rfom 500 submitted. They are in the form of ornate plaques. Handicap Group Formed By Short Course Golfers Charter memberships in the Southern California Short Course Golf Association went on sale this month for a limited period, the association announced this week. For a yearly fee of $4 the golfer receives an established short course handicap, membership card (good for a free round at any association course except the member's home club), and the right to play in all association tournaments, inter-club competitions, and other organized events. Information and subscriptions are available at any one of the 35 short golf courses in Southern California. An association spokesman said that in less than 10 years short course golf has almost surpassed the longer courses in popularity. Increased land values and real estate developments have eliminated many courses, among them the two Sunset Fields in Westwood and Midwick Country Club, sending players to other already overcrowded courses, it was asserted. The awards collection itself consists of 34 winning designs seen rfrom 500 submitted. They are in the form of en-gled color transparencies painted in frames with rear elimination. Among the unique designs shown are a diamond brooch the shape of a honey bee ented with tiny black sapires and two "blossom balanas" in diamond costumes. Winning creations in the 10 Diamonds - International Awards were selected by a committee composed of: Mrs. Wiley Thomas Buchanan, Jr., wife of the U.S. chief of protocol; Miss Galle Dugas, women's editor of NEA; Miss Arlene Francis; Miss Sally Kirkland, fashion editor of Life; Mrs. Jane Troxell Stark, fashion editor of Look; and Mmes. Gardner W. Mein, Earl E. T. Smith and Louis Warner II, prominent in the world of society. ? ? DISCOUNTS ? ? “CHECK OUR PRICES” CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA Houra: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 6 Sun. 1 to 6 (OUT-OF-STATE CREDIT WELCOME) At the breakfast table, scrambled eggs can really hit the spot. Scrambled financial affairs, though, are something else again. That's why it is usually best to make a sharp distinction between money you invest and money you want to save—the money you want to have immediately available under all circumstances. Put your investments wherever you think they'll earn the best return. But keep your savings where you know they'll always be accessible—in the bank. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION • MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION First in Bank Savings Savings deposited by January 10th earn interest from January 1st.