anaheim-gazette 1964-01-30

FROM NEW HISTORY VOLUME — This 19th century view of many historical scenes illustrating "Orange County: Indians to Industry," a history of Orange County published by First American Title Insurance and Trust Co. and its affiliated Orange County Title Co. Issued in conjunction with the firm's 70th anniversary this year, the Parker and his wife, Marilyn, County families. It outlines which have occured since the in 1769. A limited number of historical department of the t CONGRESS ON THE SPOT: State Needs Brave Farming Expert S By FRANK HALL "California agriculture can support and understand the problems of the farmer. Abolition of the bracero program could result in economic problems for the farmers." California has been asked to bring in families from depressed areas in the East for a work force, he said. The major drawback in the plan is that the average bracero Although the state unemployment total is hovering near the 400,000 mark, farmers could not recruit 7,500 agricultural workers, Daniels charged. People just won't do agricu Farming Expert S By FRANK HALL "California agriculture can support and understand the problems of the farmer. Abolition of the bracero program could result in economic problems for the entire state. Orange Rotarians were told Thursday by Richard H. Daniels, manager of the Farmers Harvest Assn. Daniels explained that agriculture was a $3.3 billion industry in the state and that three out of four jobs in California depend either directly or not exist without a supplement indirectly on agriculture. He called on industries allied with agriculture and city dwellers to tail labor force," Daniels claimed. Daniels expressed doubt that the bracero program would be extended by the U.S. Congress past this year. Crop Losses Predicted "There will be some crop losses before Congress will see the wisdom of the bracero program," he said. Agriculture is in a competitive market, Daniels said, and it is paying all it can pay. He quoted average hourly wage rate in California as $1.33 compared to $1.02 in Arizona and diving to a low in Mississippi of 55 cents. California has been asked to bring in families from depressed areas in the East for a work force, he said. The major drawback in the plan is that the average bracero works only seven to eight weeks in Caliofrnia and then is sent back to Mexico. Daniels questioned the wisdom of importing workers from the East by asking what they would do after the seven or eight weeks of work would be completed. He said the relief roles would swell and schools would suffer an impact that would cost taxpayers millions of dollars. "We have to depend on the single worker," Daniels emphasized. Food imports from Mexico have increased 300 per cent during the past five years, while we have had the bracero program. What will happen if the bracero program is ended? Daniels asked. He told Rotarians the Farmers Harvest Assn. was experimenting now with a program of bringing in domestic labor from Texas. He said the association was importing single males for the avacado industry. However, the program is too new for any evaluation, he said. The WORLD of MEDICINE 1783. PILATRE DEROTER SURBEON, WAS THE FIRST MAN TO ASCEND IN A FREE BALLOON. Although the state unemployment total is hovering near the 400,000 mark, farmers could no recruit 7,500 agricultural workers, Daniels charged. People just won't do agricultural work, he said. The two major forces opposing the bracero program are Five Tri-Hi-Y Install Slates Five Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Clubs from Fremont Junior High installed officers this month. Installing officer was Mrs. Juanita Dinkler. Officers for the I-C-Y's, 8th grade, were: Debbie Walker president; Nancy Taylor, vice president; Patrice Kaske, secretary; Denice Switzer, treasurer; Pat Glennon, worship leader; Lesly Hutchison, council representative; Diane McIntyre, publicity and Andrea Manes, world service. The leaders are Barbara Hylton and Merrie Richards. Y'Babes officers, 7th grade will consist of: Cathy Flickinger, president; Betsy Conrad vice-president; Pauline Patton treasurer; Sandy Menge, secretary; Ellen Scott, worship; Linda Le Marihel, council representative; Joanne Hess, publicity; and Barbara Loomis, world service. Leader is Gail Parsons. Y'Colonettes leader is Nancy Cummins and the officers are Penny Magill, president; Lindy Fast, vice-president; Gwynne Brush, secretary; Barbara Beard, treasurer; Marsha Harris, worship; Terri Davis, publicity; Lynne Holman, world service; and Carol Mount, coun FIRST MAN TO ASCEND IN A FREE BALLOON. HIS WAS THE FIRST AERONAUT DEATH. IN 1785, WHILE ATTEMPTING TO CROSS THE ENGLISH CHANNEL, HIS BALLOON CAUGHT FIRE AND EXPLODED. AVIATION MEDICINE IN AMERICA WAS PIONEered BY EYE-BAR-NOSE THROAT SPECIALIST BECAUSE OF THE IMPORTANCE OF SIGHT AND BALANCE. A service of CALIFORNIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION The California Medical Association reports: Doctors who pioneered in ballooning made studies of altitude sickness. Soon after the invention of the airplane, the American eye specialist, Thomas Charles Lyster, saw the necessity of reckoning with the physical condition and temperament of filers, and started aviation medicine. Physicians have played key roles in the progress of flight, from balloons to space capsules. COMPLETE FUNeral #120 WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK MORTUARY CEMETERY HELP FROM THE HEART WHEN NEEDED MOST GE 1-6577 TW 3-2421 14801 BEACH BLVD., WESTMINSTER X-15 Test Pilot Set For Meet Scott Crossfield, former chief test pilot for North American Aviation and the first man to fly the X-15 rocket plane, will be keynote speaker at the annual Engineering Council Banquet, highlighting the Feb. 16-22 Orange County Engineers' Week observances. Urban Beh, president of the Council, today confirmed Crossfield's appearance at the Engineer's Week dinner, Feb. 19, at 7 p.m. at the Santa Ana Elks Club. Dinner tickets will be $5.50 a person and will be available to the general public. Beh said that Orange County Engineers' Week activities will include industry tours, special programs for schools and colleges, speakers for civic and service organizations, and the annual banquet. The observance is part of the nationwide annual program designed to focus attention upon the role of the engineer in society and his "function in furthering technical progress, safety, and public welfare," Beh said. Theme selected for the 1964 observance is "Creative Engineering — Design for Tomorrow," according to Beh, who has named an eight-man engineering committee headed by Jack Gardner of Hughes Aircraft Company, Fullerton, to schedule the various Orange County activities. As keynote speaker for the annual Engineering Council Banquet, Crossfield has selected as his topic "Space in Perspective," will stress quality control, reliability and the test program. "The Supreme Court of American History" is the first announced by Justice Douglass for the program, which is fourth event in the sixth annual Chapman College A Lecture Series. Tickets will be available at the state unemployment office or farmers could not mark, farmers could not be charged with labor unions and the National Council of Churches, said Daniels. Labor unions, he charged, had no reason to fight the bracero program. In the agreement with Mexico officials through the state unemployment office is hovering near the mark, farmers could not be charged with labor unions and the National Council of Churches, said Daniels. William O. Douglas, associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, will speak at Chapman College Sunday evening, at the college auditorium. "The Supreme Court of American History" is the first announced by Justice Douglass for the program, which is fourth event in the sixth annual Chapman College A Lecture Series. Tickets will be available at the state unemployment office or farmers could not be charged with labor unions and the National Council of Churches, said Daniels. ert Says ough the state unemploytotal is hovering near the mark, farmers could not 7,500 agricultural workniels charged. he just won't do agriculwork, he said. two major forces oppose bracero program are the labor unions and the National Council of Churches, said Daniels. Labor unions, he charged, had no reason to fight the bracero program. In the agreement with Mexico, safeguards are written in which protect the unions more than in any other industry. The Tri-Hi-Y Groups Install Slates of Officers Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Clubs from at Junior High installed this month. Installing was Mrs. Juanita Dinkers for the I-C-Y's, 8th were: Debbie Walker, ent; Nancy Taylor, vice-ent; Patrice Kaske, secDenice Switzer, treas-Pat Glennon, worship; Hutchison, council reprerese; Diane McIntyre, publ and Andrea Manes, world The leaders are Barlylton and Merrie Richbes officers, 7th grade, consist of: Cathy Flickin-resident; Betsy Conrad, resident; Pauline Patton, resident; Sandy Menge, secrestellen Scott, worship; LinMariel, council reprerese; Joanne Hess, publicBarbara Loomis, world Leader is Gail Parsons. onettes leader is Nancy ans and the officers are: Magill, president; Linda price - president; Gwynne secretary; Barbara treasurer; Marsha Harship; Terri Davis, publ-Lynne Holman, world and Carol Mount, coun- cil representative. Y'Zests, a 7th grade club, have installed: Julie Prins, president; Jeanie Long, vice - president; Debbie Townsend, secretary; Debra Wong, treasurer; Susan Trimbel, worship; Kaye Tucker, publicity; Gloria Muro, world service; and Vicki Strong, council representative. Leader is Leanne Ward. A new club's officers are: Anette Myers, president; Sandy Schroeder, vice - president; Jackie Horton, secretary; Robyn Mattil, treasurer; Darlene Zarlingo, publicity; Sandy Helin, world service; Peggy Brown, worship, and Sharon Higgins, assistant secretary. The Anaheim YMCA is a member agency of the United Fund. Auto Plates Now On Sale Vehicle registration renewal season for 1964 is now under way. In addition to service at Department of Motor Vehicle field offices and at auto club offices for members, vehicle owners in this area may submit their punched card application forms received by mail from DMV at Bank of America, Anaheim Main Office, 150 E. Lincoln, Anaheim, during banking hours between now and close of business on Monday, February 4. William O. Douglas, associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, will speak at Chapel College Sunday evening, at the college auditorium. "The Supreme Court by President Roosevelt in 1939, Justice Dlas had served for several years in staff positions with the curities and Exchange Commission, including two years chairman. He has also been a member of the faculty of the Yale School and the Columbia School. A graduate of Whitmanlege, Justice Douglas receives degrees by colleges and universities in the United States. Justice Douglas is the author fourteen books including "mocracy and Finance", "Ban American", "Of Men Mountains", "An Almanac Liberty", "We the judge" Russian Journey," The B of the People", "A Living of Rights", and "Democra Manifesto." While teaching at Yale, Judgles conducted various dies in bankruptcy for the Department of Commerce, Institute of Human Relation and National Commission Law Observance and Enforcement. OPEN DAILY 10-9 OCFM ORANGE COUNTY FURNITURE MART CARLOAD VALUES PRICED FOR VOLUME SAVING OCFM 3-FLO 100's ORANGE COUNTY FURNITURE MART CARLOAD VALUES PRICED FOR VOLUME SAVING A store designed for the quality economy buyer. A new concept in furniture merchandising. Quantities of advertised merchandise unlimited. See what you buy... buy what you see! Januarw 222 N. HARBOR Blvd. • FULLERTON (2) MAIN FLOOR MODERN LIVING ROOM 7 Pt. Pillow back quilted sofa, beige ... 24795 14400 8 Pt. Hand set foam back sofa, blue green ... 28995 21800 8 Pt. Hand set foam back sofa, beige ... 29795 19200 8 Pt. Custom 8 way hand tied sofa ... 56995 29700 8 Pt. Custom quilt print sofa ... 27995 21900 2 Pc. 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Mrs. Jordan is a charter member of the Dames de Caridad and has been instrumental in the success of the annual Bal Masque ball, an outstanding social event in Orange County. Elected to serve with Jordan were Marvin Gade, mill manager for Kimberly Clark, first vice chairman; R. Paul Hughes, president of Pacific Hawaiian Products Co., second vice chairman; and Marcelina Arroues, Fullerton Woman of the Year, secretary. Chapman Professors To Speak Two members of the Chapman College faculty are filling major speaking engagements in Southern California this month. Dr. Kurt Bergel, professor of history and foreign languages will deliver the address at the mid-year commencement Jan. 31 at East Los Angeles College, and Dr. Bernard J. Oliver Jr., professor of sociology and psychology, is presenting a series of lectures on marriage and family living under the sponsorship of the Huntington Beach Public Library. A member of the Chapman faculty since 1949, Dr. Bergel is the author of "Albert Schweitzer: His Life and Work" and 'The Correspondence of Georgy Brandes and Arthur Schnitzler.' Dr. Oliver, who has taught a Chapman since 1952, is the author of "Marriage and You". William O. Douglas, associate rice of the U.S. Supreme Court, will speak at Chapman College Sunday evening, at 8 in college auditorium. The Supreme Court and American History" is the topic announced by Justice Douglas in the program, which is the third event in the sixth annual Chapman College Artist Festure Series. Tickets will be available at the door. Prior to his appointment to the Supreme Court by President Rosevelt in 1939, Justice Doughad served for several years staff positions with the Seties and Exchange Commissions, including two years as Chapman. He has also been a member of the faculty of the Yale Law School and the Columbia Law School. The graduate of Whitman College, Justice Douglas received recrees by colleges and universities in the United States and Canada. Justice Douglas is the author of eighteen books including "Decracy and Finance", "Being American", "Of Men and Mountains", "An Almanac of erty", "We the judges", "Russian Journey", "The Right the People", "A Living Bill Rights", and "Democracy's nifesto." While teaching at Yale, Justice Douglas conducted various studies in bankruptcy for the U.S. Department of Commerce, Yale Institute of Human Relations, National Commission on New Observance and Enforcement. Elected to serve with Jordan were Marvin Gade, mill manager for Kimberly Clark, first vice chairman; R. Paul Hughes, president of Pacific Hawaiian Products Co., second vice chairman; and Marcelina Arroues, Fullerton Woman of the Year, secretary. A member of the Chapman faculty since 1949. Dr. Bergel is the author of "Albert Schweitser: His Life and Work" and "The Correspondence of Georgy Brandes and Arthur Schnitzler." Dr. Oliver, who has taught a Chapman since 1952, is the author of "Marriage and You". HOME ON THE ROAD: Sports Show Queen Kay Gerhard and the new El Dorado Camper, which will be exhibited in the huge camping section of the 20th Annual San Francisco National Sports & Boat Show, January 31 through February 9, at the Cow Palace. So keen is the interest in luxury land cruisers and dreamy campers, this section will occupy three great halls. HURRY! FINAL SALE DAYS 3-FLOORS . . . 35,000 Sq. Ft. Packed with 100's of furniture values in every department A supermarket of Outstanding Furniture Values! FINAL DAYS . . . 3-FLOORS . . . 35,000 Sq. Ft. Packed with 100's of furniture values in every department A supermarket of Outstanding Furniture Values! FINAL DAYS . . . January Clearance! 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