anaheim-gazette 1961-03-02

Jobs in Aircraft Slump but Rise in Missiles, Electrical Equipment In the first month of 1961 California unemployment jumped past the half-million mark. State officials reported this week. Director of Employment Irving H. Perluss said that 517,000 Californians were unemployed in January, the highest in over a decade. The figure was compared with 452,000 in December and 369,000 in January, 1960. The jobless rate in January climbed to 8.0 percent of the civilian labor force, as against 6.9 percent in December and 5.9 percent in January a year ago. Industrial Relations Director John F. Henning reported that total civilian employment dropped 157,000 from that of December, with the usual sharp post-Christmas contraction in retail trade, plus seasonal reductions in outdoor activities of all kinds and in canning and related industries. Civilian employment totaled 5,974,000 in January, Henning said. While this was the highest count for any January, the increase from January 1960 amounted to only 92,000, or 1.6 percent. In contrast, the civilian labor force grew by 240,000, or 3.8 percent, in the same 12-month period. In January, as in previous months, large employment increases from a year ago were in services, trade, government, and finance. Weakness in manufacturing continued into the new year. Total factory employment of 1,323,000 was down by 31,000, or 2 percent, from the previous January. A further drop in aircraft workers brought employment in this industry below 200,000 for the first time since 1952. Currently it is 14 percent less than at the start of 1960. On the other hand, employment in missiles and electrical equipment continued well above year-ago levels. Junior Ebells Book Movie Man Mothers and guests will be Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES Junior Ebells Book Movie Man Mothers and guests will be honored at the meeting of the Junior Ebell Club Tuesday, with a special program featuring Radburn Robinson, singer-entertainer. "BEAUTY EVERYWHERE in the service...the chapel...the cemetery...brought comfort to our family and friends. We were grateful for the low cost, and the elimination of the costly, inconvenient procession through heavy traffic. We agree, at Westminster Memorial Park, you will find EVERYTHING IN ONE BEAUTIFUL PLACE." WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK MORTUARY • CEMETERY • CHAPEL Are in no way connected with the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home TWinoaks 3-2421 GARDENFRONT FOR MARCH (Prepared by the Callfornia) 1. You can prune Fuchsia on new wood, so don't grow. 2. You can cut back Lawn young looking, and dislike. 3. Plant citrus in a warm Tubbed dwarf citrus is dition to any garden. 4. It is possible to move carefully before the new plant all evergreen tree root deciduous shrubs this series. It's getting close. Servite Benefit Will Feature Italian Dishes An Italian atmosphere will prevail at the annual spaghetti feed sponsored by the Servite High School Mothers' Guild Sunday at the school. MORTUARY • CEMETERY • CHAPEL Are in no way connected with the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home TWinoaks 3-2421 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. 52196 Servite Benefit Will Feature Italian Dishes An Italian atmosphere will prevail at the annual spaghetti feed sponsored by the Servite High School Mothers' Guild Sunday at the school. A menu of spaghetti and meat balls, with all the trimmings, will be served to members, their families and friends. According to Mrs. William Flaherty, chairman, the cooks will wear tall chef's hats and aprons. Adding to the atmosphere will be red and white checked table linens, wicker baskets, and strolling accordionists. Nearly 1,250 guests are expected to attend. Proceeds will be used for a new high school physics laboratory furnishings. Toys for Future Patients Is Aim Of Fashion Show "Toys 'n' Togs 'n' Tea" is the theme of the fashion show to be presented by Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Eta Epsilon chapter, Saturday at the Charter House Restaurant. The event will feature stuffed animals which will be given to the projected Orange County Childrens Hospital for future patients. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 20 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 K Scholarship Award to Aid Government Service Careerists DOLARSHIP COMMITTEE—Top, left to right: Her Knott and Harry Buffum. Below: H. Louis B. Charles Pearson and Supervisor Willis Warner. Auction of a $500 antholship award to enease study in government careers has been and by Lon E. Peek, promiOrange County business leaders who will serve advisory board of the Family Scholarship" in Harry Buffum, department officials. is a career in public administration, government service or political science. Two candidates from each junior college will be chosen by the faculty committees whose selections will be based on scholarship need and citizenship. Final winner will be determined following personal interviews by the advisory board. Keynote Talk Will Be Given By Dr. Imhoff Dr. Myrtle Imhoff, associate professor of education and psychology at Orange County State College, will give the keynote talk when more than 300 members of Delta Kappa Gamma, national honor society for women educators, hold a regional conference at Santa Ana College Saturday. Theme of the conference is "Understanding Unfamiliar Cultures." Doctor Imhoff's subject will be "Thailand and the Far East: Their Educational Directions." It is scheduled at 9:30 a.m. in Phillips Hall. Dr. Barbara Hartsig of Orange County State College, a member of Rho chapter and program chairman for the conference, said that morning interest groups will deal with further understanding India, Nigeria and the Far East, in which the speakers will be Elen McLaughlin of San Bernardino, Elinor Schmidt of Santa Ana, and Carrie Rogers of Anaheim. Mrs. Edna B. Lockhart of Riverside will be the luncheon speaker. The afternoon program will feature a symposium on "Delta Kappa Gamma: Its Purpose and YOUR LEGISLATIVE AT WORK SEN. JOHN A. MURDY State Senator According to word of home, Orange County curretors have 17 active recall movers. Most of them involve city cils. It might be of interest those involved, as well the general public, that has been introduced in thasembly on this subject. Pending before the AssaCommittee on Elections Reapportionment, here's AB 1771 would do: Provide that when all bursars of the city legislative are recalled and no candiare elected to succeed the recall shall fail and t cumbents shall remain in fice. Provide that if all or p such officers are recalled not enough persons are ee to fill all the vacancies, th maining members, even th only one, shall appoint ee persons to bring the meaship up to a quorum, which the quorum shall f remaining vacancies by pointment. This bill would require election if there are any filled vacancies 30 days after the recall election. It also provides for cu GARDENER'S CHECKLIST FOR MARCH 2 TO MARCH 8 Prepared by the California Association of Nurserymen) We can prune Fuchsias this month. They bloom new wood, so don't be afraid to cut back the old growth. We can cut back Lantanas to keep the plants looking, and discourage straggling. Not citrus in a warm sunny spot in the garden. Bed dwarf citrus is a colorful and fragrant addition to any garden. Is possible to move Camellias while in bloom, preferably before the new growth starts. Not all evergreen trees and shrubs and all bare deciduous shrubs that you can still find in nurseries. It's getting close to the end of the supply. Tea Trees Like Tourn Areas Gardeners who like to plan their shrubs and leave them alone will get a lot of milk from the man tea trees offered in local nurseries. Members of the California Association of Nurseries will be chosen by the faculty committees whose selections will be based on scholarship need and citizenship. Final winner will be determined following personal interviews by the advisory board. Need for qualified citizens in the field of public service has been voiced by members of the board, according to Mr. Peek. Information concerning the scholarship award has been sent to the three county junior colleges. The first award may be made in June. "We are hopeful that this modest scholarship award will assist qualified young people to nurse their studies beyond the junior college field and will ultimately contribute to better standards of government service," said Peek. SAC President To Address U.S.'C Educators Neither of these bills empts, of course, to answer question of why we have many recalls in Orange County. We finally received an offer from Legislative Council Ralph Kleps concerning the preme court ruling on American Civil Liberties U.S. Here are some of its points: The "Statement of Information" is required under Section 16565 of the Education Code requires a statement that meeting will not be used to motivate the overthrow of the government. It also contains an ally oath. "In our opinion," Kleps' opinion read, "the court ruled that loyalty oath under the particular fact situation present is constitutional." The ACLU has asked the Angeles schools for use of auditorium for monthly meetings. The school board nled the application but ACLU appealed it and won. Tea Trees Like Touch Areas Gardeners who like to plant their shrubs and leave them alone will get a lot of mileage from the man tea trees offered in local nurseries. Members of the California Association of Nurserymen tell us that trees are ready to serve you in a wide range of rough places. Take the toughest situation any shrub could face—along with weather battered stretch of seashore. Far from succumbing to such conditions, the tea tree seem to thrive on them. Or try them on a sun-baked hillside that seldom sees water and they will thrive again. In fact, if you want to be truthful about it, tea trees are more apt to suffer from too much attention than from too little. If you infer from this that tea trees are best not used in friendly garden settings, you're wrong. Their narrow, decorative foliage and free-flowering habit dictates that they should be used close in as well as in out-of-the-way garden spots. Just be sure that they have good drainage since they won't tolerate sodden conditions from overwatering. You'll find a number of tea trees in nurseries and one of the nicest of them is the Keatley variety. An easy-growing shrub of some 12 feet high, it bears white to pinkish blooms with deeper rose or purple centers. Bloom is billed as coming in late fall and early spring, but it shows right through winter in most California gardens nation. DR. JOHN E. JOHNSON Dr. John E. Johnson, president of Santa Ana College, is scheduled to give a major address at the 41st annual convention of the American Association of Junior Colleges in Washington, D.C., tomorrow. Representatives of more than 700 junior colleges will hear Dr. Johnson speak on "Developing a Climate for Academic Achievement Through Student Activities." He will draw on his background as a college dean of student activities before taking the presidency of SAC in 1957. Preceding the AAJC convention, Dr. Johnson attended a session in Washington of the National Commission on Student Personnel of the two-year college association, on which he serves as the Far West representative. His appointment was the first from SAC on one of the five national commissions. En route home Dr. Johnson will attend Chicago sessions of the Conference on Higher Education with representatives from colleges throughout the country. The opinion went on to that "the court, first of all, held that the statute in question required an unconstitutional disclosure. The court firmed the rule that if a 'saint cannot compel subversive actions directly to renounce their convictions and affidavits, it cannot make such a nauseance a condition of receiving the privilege of freedom sembly in a school building." In effect," Kleps' opinion continued, "the court held that OUR LEGISLATOR AT WORK BEN. JOHN A. MURDY, JR. State Senator According to word from time, Orange County currently has 17 active recall movements. Most of them involve city councils. It might be of interest to those involved, as well as to the general public, that a bill has been introduced in the Assembly on this subject. Now ending before the Assembly committee on Elections and apportionment, here's what 3 1771 would do: Provide that when all members of the city legislative body recalled and no candidates elected to succeed them, the recall shall fail and the incumbents shall remain in office. Provide that if all or part of each officer are recalled and not enough persons are elected to fill all the vacancies, the remaining members, even though only one, shall appoint enough persons to bring the member-up to a quorum, after which the quorum shall fill the remaining vacancies by appointment. This bill would require an action if there are any un-used vacancies 30 days after a recall election. The legislature may not forbid certain convictions or affiliations by restricting freedom of speech and peaceable assembly if they present no clear and present danger that they will bring about substantive evil. "The difference in judicial by Glenn Anderson) in the 1962 election. Also that Speaker Ralph Brown in the Assembly is headed for a judgeship and the new speaker may be either Carlos Bee of the Bay area or Jesse the legislature may not forbid certain convictions or affiliations by restricting freedom of speech and peaceable assembly if they present no clear and present danger that they will bring about substantive evil. "The difference in judicial opinion seems to be directed to the question of what constitutes a clear and present danger that will bring about substantive evils which the legislature has a right to prevent. "Justice White," Kleps added in his dissent also stressed the view that the statute sought to strike at acts in furtherance of unlawful activity rather than at free speech and assembly. "We have searched the attorney general's register and have found the American Civil Liberties Union is not listed as a Communist-front organization." Political scuttlebutt in Sacramento has it the Republican camp is grooming Assemblyman Bruce Sumner for either the State Attorney General's post (now held by Stahley Mosk) or Lieutenant Governor (now held Ebell Delegate At Flower Show Mrs. Earl Edmondson of 2455 Transit Ln. will represent the Anaheim Ebell Club at the annual Fashions in Flowers show Monday and Tuesday at Fashion Square, Santa Ana. ? ? DISCOUNTS ? ? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 6 Sun. 1 to 6 (OUT-OF-STATE CREDIT WELCOME) BTK It's Good Business to Compare Costs But it's also good business to compare services and facilities. 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