anaheim-gazette 1961-01-19

Books in Review Weekly book listings presented by the Anaheim Public Library, 241 S. Los Angeles St. FICTION DARKNESS VISIBLE by Norman Lewis. An American company strikes oil in Algeria, but a local incident touches off violence that involves a young American mining engineer and friends. THE DOLLAR DIPLOMA by Georg Mann. A fast-moving story of big-time college fund raising, the clash of personalities, the inside struggles over education or "cash value" diplomas. NON-FICTION THE ANATOMY OF JAZZ by Leroy Ostransky. How to understand and appreciate the music known as Jazz; includes Dixie-land, swing, other forms of the music, lists brilliant performers and a book list. FIGLEAF by Eve Merriam. Analysis of trends in fashion and dress as signposts of changes in the way people look at the world and life. PROGMAN SPY by J. Bernard Hutton. About Commander Crabbe, British underwater expert who fell into Russian hands while they were on a visit of goodwill to England in 1856. INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS (Gov. Erma Speeds) Entries Sought For Science Fair Public and private junior and senior high schools of Orange County are being invited to submit entries for the sixth annual Orange County Science Fair at Santa Ana College, starting April 29. From enrollment figures in science and mathematics classes, quotas for entries will be established, since the capacity of SAC's Cook Gymnasium will only permit 700 science entries and 100 mathematics exhibits. When school questionnaires have been received, entry blanks will be mailed out in late February. Chairman Lloyd Smith has called a science fair conference for February 20 at SAC for final approval of a score of judges from industry, science and colleges. Tables are being loaned by churches, lodges, industries and schools. The fair will be open April 29-30, May 1, 2, 3, with the Awards Assembly the final event on May 3. Winners will receive savings bonds, medals. and dress as signposts of changes in the way people look at the world and life. PROGMAN SPY by J. Bernard Hutton. About Commander Crabbe, British underwater expert who fell into Russian hands while they were on a visit of goodwill to England in 1956. INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS (Government document). Includes all of them, from the first one by George Washington to President Eisenhower's address in 1957. Very good reading. ROCK GARDEN PLANTS by Doretta Klaber. Covers only mountain plants and shrubs, rock garden plants for the use of the everyday gardener in the small garden. How to raise them from seed. THE TASTE OF COURAGE by D. Flower and J. Reeves (editors). Extracts of eye witness reports of World War II, including maps and index. Historians write where there are no eye witnesses of the action. Very good first-hand distory. HANDBOOK OF TV REPAIR by Robert Hertzberg. Tips on how to improve the picture on your TV set; how to clean and install equipment, read diagrams, rig antennas, make testing machines. TREASURY OF THE WORLD'S GREAT DIARIES by Dunaway and Evans (editors). Diaries of Anne Frank, Kafka, Byron, Barrymore, Thoreau, Adams, Wesley, Edison, Hachlya, and many others old and new. NEW TECHNICAL BOOKS FUELS AND LIBRICANTS by Popovich and Hering. INTRODUCTION TO MATHEMATICS by Western and Haag. MISSILE AERODYNAMICS by Jack N. Nielsen. X-RAY SPECTROCHEMICAL ANALYSIS by L. S. Birks. Slight Rise In Housing Chairman Lloyd Smith has called a science fair conference for February 20 at SAC for final approval of a score of judges from industry, science and colleges. Tables are being loaned by churches, lodges, industries and schools. The fair will be open April 29-30, May 1, 2, 3, with the Awards Assembly the final event on May 3. Winners will receive savings bonds, medals and ribbons. The fair is sponsored by the Orange County Science Teachers Association, aided by the Mathematics Teachers Association and Santa Ana College. Financing comes from industry, associations and business. A score of winners will exhibit the following week at the Southern California Science Fair at Ventura. Among science personnel working on committees are Lloyd Smith, Orange Coast College; James Flower, Brookhurst, Anaheim; K. E. White-neck, Newport Harbor High; Ralph Havickhorst, Lathrop, Santa Ana; Miss Mary Fenton, Columbus Tustin, of Tustin; Mrs. Stella Brubaker and Ray Warren, Orange High; Bert Pedernal, Fullerton High; Charles R. Pecknam, Garden Grove High; Father S. A. Halgli, Mater Dei; John (Sky) Dunlap, Santa Ana College, and 1962 Director-elect Roy E. Stoddard, Garden Grove High School. Anaheim Man Named Head of Space Group H. P. Roberts of 2433 Paradise Rd. has been named general manager of the Siegler Corporation's Space Systems Technology Group in Inglewood, John G. Brooks, Siegler president, announced this week. Slight Rise In Housing Seen for Year Housing starts will be up a shade in 1961, and so will construction as a whole, says Ralph Robey of the National Association of Manufacturers in his national business outlook survey this week. Other of his observations include predictions that: Farm income will show a slight further rise. A rise in steel production will get under way—not spectacularly, but as a positive factor on the upside. Business investment in plant and equipment will be down, but the decline will be amazingly small. Business men as a group are "not really pessimistic, but are worried over such things as profits, the severity of competition, taxation, labor monopoly power, and so on," said Robey. Many of them, however, believe that their sales will be higher this year than last. "One conclusion seems clear," Robey adds, "and this is that we will not experience a sharp upturn or a sharp downturn during 1961." MA Speeds Banking Business methber the clatter of keeping machines that to serenade you when you to the bank? ne forever, say the people who run the Bank of America branches, so far as they are concerned. ERMA has taken over. ERMA's not the name of a gal but of a pattern Spelled out, it means "electronic recording method of accounting." Each of Anaheim's four B. of A. branches, as well as the Disneyland branch, now rely on ERMA for the posting of checks and in banking history. More in one minute human bookkeeper can one hour, they say. Look for the... RED TAG VALUE Follow the red tags for extra savings this weekend at Market Basket. You'll find quality products in every department highlighted by the red tags, and plenty of other values, too! Shop Market Basket during this big event ... see how you save! Happy Fifth Birthday Partyl Millions of free Blue Chip Stamps at your redemption store 30 FREE STAMPS For each filled blue chip saver book redeemed before February 28th. 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