The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 17

THE FRESNO BEE resno sun Jan 25 17-A Local Dental Unit Readies Program For Health Week Members of the Fifth Fresno Madera District Dental Society are preparing for the observance of Dental Health week from February 2nd to 9th Dr George Baker the so-ciety president said cooperation' in the program is being given by the parent teacher groups Fresno Junior Chamber of Commerce schools church social and civic organizations and labor and farm groups Improve Practices "We are entering the third year of an intensified program of dental health Dr FJC Students Will Register For New Term February 2 Fresno Junior College students who take their Fall semester examinations this week will register for the new Spring term February 2nd and return to their studies February 3rd Mrs Clare Chisholm the jun ior college registrar said the rep istration hours will be from 8 AM to 4 PM The students and prospective students will begin the registration procedure in the main hall of the college south wing Assist Students Division chairmen and faculty advisers will assist the students in working out their programs Members of the Red Key a student service organization and the officers of the student body will guide the newcomers Preregistration counseling and course selection will continue through Friday President Thomas A Blakely said' and students who have completed preregistration procedures will find their time for registration materially shortened He advised new students to visit Mrs office this week or on registration day to make application for admission and learn how and when to file their grade transcripts Will Give Tests Paul Mueller the college English department head announced he will give the English and reading entrance examination Saturday at 9 AM in the FJC library Shop classes of the college will continue through Thursday with examinations scheduled for Friday Final grades for the Fall semester must be filed with Mrs Chisholm by 4 PM Friday US Aide Tells Need For Water Continued From Page 14-A area with the resources at our disposal "For the Delta-Mendota Canal service area we want to accom- 23 Adult Classes Will Open For Spring Term Twenty three classes for adults which will open this week for the Spring semester in the Fresno High School were announced by Maurice Reetz the adult education director for the city schools Other new classes he declared will be opening in other educational centers and said lists of these will be mailed to persons requesting them The telephone number of the department with headquarters in the Roosevelt High School is 50479 Persons interested in enrolling should begin attending the classes on the nights they open this week New Groups Formed "New groups are being formed in beginning and intermediate bookkeeping and persons who wish to enrol must do so this Reetz said The classes which will run from 7:15 to 9:15 in the Fresno High School and the nights they will be offered are: Beginning bookkeeping Mondays and Wednesdays intermediate bookkeeping Tuesdays and Thursdays receptionist training Wednesdays PBX switchboard Tuesdays real estate sales and law Tuesdays: intermediate shorthand Mondays and Wednesdays-Dictation and transcription Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning typing Mondays and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays: intermediate typing Mondays and Wednesdays business law Wednesdays French Public Speaking Intermediate or advanced French Wednesdays (6:45 to 9:45 PM) beginning public speaking Tuesdays and Thursdays advanced public speaking Tuesdays algebra and geometry Mondays and Wednesdays art metal and jewelry Tuesdays (7 to 10 PM) beginning leather craft Tuesdays advanced leath-ercraft Thursdays Standard first aid (call adult department for starting date) beginning advanced piano Tuesdays and Thursdays (6:45 to 8:45 for beginning class) inorganic chemistry Tuesdays and Thursdays Cat Gets First Aid HARTFORD Conn A cat with a fractured hip appeared at the emergency room at St Francis Hospital An interne gave th feline first aid BORROWED BOYS Dr Charles A James the president of the Fresno Young Mens Christian Association chats with Richard Wilson 10 left and Ernest Thompson 10 who will be his guests Friday night at Fresno Mens dub-father and son dinner Bee Photo LA Recreation Head Will Talk At Father-Son Dinner George Hjelte the superintendent of the Los Angeles Recreation and Playground Department will be the speaker Friday night at the fifth annual father and son dinner of the Fresno Mens Club in the Roosevelt High School cafeteria Robert Hutchison the general secretary of the Fresno Young Mens Christian Association said Hjelte is a recognized authority on recreation and the author of a number of books on the subject Served Navy Air Force Hjelte organized recreation departments for the navy and air force during World War IL Entertainment will be furnished by Jerry Martin and James Ashford of Sanger The dinner is scheduled to start at 6:45 Each club member will take his own son or some -other boy for the evening Dr Alden ETIazen Is the general chairman for the affair Tickets are $L75 and may be purchased from the club members Gray and High Club members or in the association office at 1408 Street Set Reservation Deadline Reservations must be made not later than Wednesday afternoon telephone 2-5109 The dinner is one of several projects in youth activities sponsored by the club with funds realized from the sale of Christmas trees Other projects are the Gym Circus March 27th mother and son breakfast Day best father contest June 21st and the awarding of a $300 scholarship to a high school boy of Fresno in June Cutters Reach Stricken Vessel NEW YORK A 7000 ton British freighter reportedly was being escorted to port last night after sending a morning SOS The coast guard here said two cutters had reached the side of the freighter the St Edmund and that the three ships were heading for St Johns Newfoundland The St Edmund had radioed a gale and heavy seas had split its upper hull and deck plates It was then 480 miles southeast of Cape Race Newfoundland The coast guard could not sa how many were aboard althougl vessels like the St Edmund usually carry a crew of 40 Baker said "We realize this must be a day by day activity And are joining actively in a year around program to Improve dental health practices in the home and school Dr Curtis Darby heads the arrangements committee for the local observance He explained the objective is to show teachers parents and children that at least 60 per cent of dental decay can be eliminated by the observance of a few simple rules Throughout the week these rules of dental health will be stressed: Brush your teeth within 10 minutes after every meal for at least three minutes at a time brush away from the gums brush the chewing surfaces first then up on the lower teeth and down on the uppers Drink plenty of milk and keep healthy by eating meat eggs butter cheese fresh fruit green and yellow vegetables and whole wheat bread Dr Dartv that tooljJife are patients in the Fresno many sweets often contribute tooth decay He urged regular Ef visits to the dentist so that yIt-Eh troubles may be corrected before I they become big dUYe hs car nto a Dr Darby said dental health education and the fluoridation of Si water supplies are potent wean- ay have been a sui- ior the reduction In tooth d- IMrsttStone told Deputy Sher- Auxiliary members of the Walter Cook ana Jack An-ciety are assisting in the program deMon she and her husband had through the distribution of liter- ff1 ature among the schools and home at 5127 Alta Ave- BRUSHING LESSON Allen Warson 6 first graders School get expert advice from the care of teeth Blow On Head Fresno Couple William Stone 51 and his" Janice Eileen Horn 6 and John in the John Muir Elementary school nurse Anne Gabel in Bee Photo Car Crash Put In Hospital At 6 PM Highway Patrolmen Truman Rejects Two Jobs Paying $100000 Annually By Ernest Vaccaro INDEPENDENCE Former President Harry Truman has rejected finally and completely any thought of taking a job capitalizing on the commercial value of a headline name War Hero Of 'Nuts' Fame May Receive Taylor Staff Job WASHINGTON Lieutenant Antony McAuliffe hero of the Battle of Bastone appears to be headed for a top level post in the army made vacant by the shift in the Korean command A planeside huddle between army chief of staff General Lawton Collins who left for a Korean inspection tour and McAuliffe strengthened speculation the latter would succeed Lieutenant Tibbs and William Pluckc-baum caled to Butler Avenue near Minnewawa Avenue found Stone unconscious and behind the wheel of -his car They said the car evidently had been traveling last and there were no indications of skid marks or that the brakes had been applied Dr Glynne Price in front of whose home the vehicle had crashed used a crowbar in helping the officers extricate Stone No charges had been filed against him last night Injuries include a fractured leg head wtfunds and mul-tlple injuries and abrasions Within the last few days he plish an improved monthly dis-jhas turned thumbs down on oneL tribution of the water supply so 3100000 a year offer to become as dePuty chief of staff for opera- General Maxwell Taylor tions Various other groups' nue She said Stone struck her with a club or St iron pipe She telephoned the sheriff's office and was taken to the his-pital by the officers FSC Farm School Will Get $344 1 95 In Betting Revenue Catholic Warns and administration Taylor will take off tomorrow for Korea to become commander of the 8th Army replacing General James A Van Fleet who is being retired McAuliffe was the acting commander of the 101st Airborne Division in World War II when the Nazi forces broke through Allied lines and surrounded his division When an arrogant German commander called upon McAuliffe to surrender Tony sent back the historic answer: Nuts the manager for a large mmufacturer and an even better offer from another concern ready to give him an eight year contract While he meditated over his future he answered as much as could of an accumulating pile of personal mail and took off at noon to eat pig hocks and sauerkraut Moves About Rapidly The GS year old Midwesterner the president of the United States until last Tuesday moved swiftly about Jackson County in what appeared a desperate effort to keep occupied This reporter with Edward Woods a reporter for the St Louis Post-Dispatch and Sam Caldwell a Post-Dispatch photographer stood outside the Truman home on North Delaware Street here and watched State Senator Hugh Burns: 1 a (D) of Fresno County reported A at the Fresno State College farml ItUUl I Ul I HU school will receive $344195 from the 1952 parimutuel betting breakage The senator asserted an ac-i RnMr- iP John cumulated total of $1171169 is available for distribution to state 0 Grady of Washington DC colleges I warns complete dissillusionment Although the breakage is sup-1 with new United States immi posed to be divided among state gration laws seriously threatens i Ea to drive-many Italians Into Comments as a practical matter thel money is earmarked for FSC be- munist ranK8 cause no other state college has Rev- who served on such a farm unit President commission The Is the odd less than 5 cents left from parimutuel payoffs The colleges There is a great danger lest share In the breakage from many Italians on the basis of tracks having an annual-handle complete disillusionment in In excess of $27000000 I to our immigration legis- The state received $841719 injlation may vote for the Com It Vast CVP Farm Benefit Is Shown Finnish Ship Blows Up CAIRO Egypt AP The 3957 ton Finnish freighter TJr-SACRAMENTO UP The renia carrying ammonium ni-bureau of reclamation -said crops rat? front Communist Romania valued at $190309732 were grown geSSsS on California and southern Ore- a fire aboard ship had led the gon land irrigated from bureau crew of 37 to take to lifeboats sources in 1952 before the ammonium nitrate Regional Bureau Director Rich- USed for making certain tires ard Boke said the crops were of explosives and sometimes for produced on the Klamath project let go in southern Oregon and Northern The 9829 ton Norwegian tank-California the Orland project er Olav Ringdal Jr radioed it areas of the San Joaquin I had picked up the He disclosed the receipt of one Ya i ta crewmen- offer from a big manufacturer -th name was not disclosed- water needs through bureau deliveries He said the others received supplemental irrigation "Cotton was the most important single crop raised in the areas from the standpoint of acreage and cash Boke said He said 413000 bales were to serve as a $100000 a year sales manager He said his mail included other offers among them another from a concern which offered him that amount under an eight year contract He added he was rejecting Farm Products Inspectors Await Fresno Parley Twenty five department of agriculture inspectors of fresh and processed fruits and vegetables from nine Western states will conduct their annual meeting here from tomorrow through Wednesday Raymond of the local office of the fruit and vegetable branch processed products standardizations and inspection division said Southerland of Washington DC will preside He is the chief of the standardization and inspection division The meeting will be conducted in the office at 3529 East Tulare Street The morning sessions will be devoted to administrative problems In the afternoon meetings the Inspectors will discuss the grading of the various products Among those attending will be Beasley the head of the regional office in San Francisco munists in the next election is conceivable-that by reason of our immigration legislation Italy could go over to the Communists during the next few Election Nears A general Italian election the first since 1948 is scheduled this Spring The present pro SAN FRANCISCO AP The Atlantic Pact government faces avowedly anti Teligious Chinese a bitter ballot box bid for power Communists say they have em-1 from the Communists who claim 1 rnrfnrfl 1 2000000 party 111 Ifl DCTS 1 barked on a project to restore a Italy plus powerful Socialist al-n umber of ancient Buddhist tem-1 ijeSi pies and sculptures Rev O'Grady speaking at a The Peiping explana- meeting sponsored by the Ital-tion is that these-works have I an thofa Miration 'Cowfe artistic and historical value communists will make full provide excellent models for use 0f the discrimination against present day architecture in the McCarran-Walter The Red broadcast says most of Act I'rn The Washington cleric said the law seemed to belie all the works are locate1 fine things America stands for wonts are located and caused universal rejoicing among the Italian Communists Wei Baby Conferences who realized it would prove a powerful propaganda weapon Cites Italy Troubles Italy is troubled by unemployment overpopulation and has some 700000 Italians who were forced back to Italy after the war from the colonies and the Balkans he pointed out and for these reasons emigration is essential He pleaded for a more liberal American immigration policy as recommended by the presidential commission He added such a policy will lead many other nations to liberalize immigration policies and bring the world one step closer to the goal of peace Are Set Appointments Must Be In Advance The Fresno County Health Department has arranged well baby conferences this week for which appointments must be made In advance The schedule is as follows: Tomorrow Five Points Cal-flax Huron Road O'Neil Ranch 9 AM to 3 PM telephone Mrs -Evelyn Rohde Five Points 15-F-13 Tuesday Orange Cove American Legion Hall 1 to 4 PM Mrs Warren SEQUOIA SAY water is available in July and August in just as adequate quan titles as in March and April We want to have water earmarked for the Delta-Mendota Canal stored within the San Joaquin Valley where it can be delivered during seasons of drouth with-out the possibility of its disappearance in transit We also wish insofar as possible to promote recreation areas on the west side "We have the present Central Valleys Project reservoir system with storage space for water behind the Shasta and Folsom dams Early this month authorization by the secretary of Interior was obtained for the Trinity Project If appropriations follow this reservoir also may be added to our resources Second we have the Central Valleys Project system for power production with generating units either constructed or under construction at the Shasta Dam the Keswick Dam the Folsom Dam and the Nimbus Dam We have a steam plant authorized but not constructed 'near the Tracy pumps We also have the possibility of the addition of Trinity' power plants Uncontrolled Water "Finally we have large quantities of uncontrolled water flowing through the Delta into the ocean at certain seasons of the year from such streams as the Feather Bear Yuba Cache Creek and spills from various reservoirs and -water released at power dams "We have therefore all the water resources needed for the San Luis project and much of the power resources needed Our problem is to utilize and coordinate these resources when they are available and to deliver them when they are needed and to supply convyance capacity for their distribution The problem is one of timing and construction "We have on the one hand lots of water in the Winter when it is not needed and lots of need in the Summer when water is not available The same picture is to some extent true of power To lick this problem we may harness the unused capacity in the Delta-Mendota Canal the Tracy pumps and the Delta Cross Channel during the Winter season when little use of these facilities is made by the Delta-Mendota Canal service area Surplus water will be pumped from the Delta in the Winter time transported via these facilities to San Luis Creek At San Luis Creek a storage reservoir will be constructed Its capacity will be in the neighborhood of 1500000 acre feet Water will be pumped into this reservoir and held until its use is required during the irrigation season Certain other advantages also are possible by adjusting releases at Shasta and Folsom for increasing the efficiency of the San Luis system both from the standpoint of water supply and power After outlining the way the bureau intends to bring water to the San Luis area Carson pointed out how the water will be distributed "First our San Luis Dam and pumping plant will he located in a valley along San Luis Creek near Pacheco Pass about eight miles west of Los he said Water from the San Luis reservoir will be delivered through the San Luis Canal whose capacity is about 5000 cubic feet a second This canal will extend to Kettleman City A highline canal will serve the upper portion of Pleasant Valley Along this Pleasant Valley canal a conduit may be 'connected to serve the city of Coal-inga Since the main San Luis Canal crosses the present A venal system a connection for Avenal may be made at the point of crossing Similar connections may be made for industrial uses At the San Luis Reservoir a lake with about 11000 surface acres will be available for Thomas Benton the chairman of the Coalinga-Kettleman Chapter API presided at the dinner meeting Ike's First Four Days In Office Pep UpNation By Reiman Morin WASHINGTON AP At 8:02 last Wednesday morning Dwight Eisenhower stepped inside an oval shaped office in the White House He looked pink-fresh on five hours sleep and said he was "feeling ine The famous smile came out like a sunflower when he posed for pictures That done he turned to the business of the day his first working day as president of the United States In the next three days as he came up to his first weekend in the White House Dwight Eisenhower had: Succeeded in removing the big barrier blocking the way to confirming Charles Wilson as secretary of defense -Resolved the anxiety about his relations with the press by announcing he would continue to hold the regular weekly news conferences and perhaps put some of them on television Held the first full dress cabinet meeting since he and his cabinet officers officially came into government Conferred with congressional leaders on the details of the legislative program he expects to lay before congress in his State of 'the Union message Talked everything from taxes to problems of the District of Columbia with governors of the states federal officials and private citizens The new president was off to a fast start Many people are convinced it was not only fast but good In any case the feeling in Washington is much better than it was on Eisenhower's first day in office The mood then on Capitol Hill was like the weather dark rainy and foreboding It contrasted -banefully with the sunshine and high spirits of Inauguration day A new president always enjoys a period free from disputes with congress This is known as the Sooner or later it ends and people watch carefully for signs of the end But the wiscrack on the Hill a few days ago was: "When does the honeymoon It looked their as though Eisenhower mightnothavehis Driver Is Jailed Following Accident Floyd Lott 21 953 Almy Avenue was jailed early last night on suspicion of drunk driving and hit and run after his vehicle collided at and Tulare Streets with an automobile driven by Marshall Noriss 135 West Eldorado Street Motorcycle Officer Earl Koop reported Lott did not stop when his car had hit vehicle but continued at a fast rate of speed ran through a red light at about 50 miles an hour and stopped in the 600 block of Street Paper Firms Merge MEN ASHA Wis AP A merger of the Northern Paper Mills Green Bay into the Marathon Corporation Menasha was' announced by the presidents of the firms John Stevens Jr of Marathon and Milan Boex of Northern said the action taken upon recommendation of the directors of both companies is subject to approval by stockholders Boex said the merger will be based Upon a tax free exchange of stock with no cash involved Sequoia Savings and Loan Association will psjr you a BIGl on your savings on June 30 1933 This means your money earns 0 MORE than paid by most other savings insti-tudons Your account is fully insured to $10000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation SAVE-BY-MAIL Or come in person no waiting in line and always plenty of we're out of the congested downtown area 3 interest per annum will be paid Juna 30 1953 Open your account now both offers Truman has insisted ever since he left the White House he will not do anything to capitalize on the most honorable which he held nearly eight years Wants To Talk To Students What he wants to do most he emphasized at an Impromptu news conference earlier in the week is to lecture to college and-high school students on the Importance of American citizenship at a time when the future uses of atomic energy for the benefit of mankind are too fantastic to imagine Whatever he decides to do to get out of what he calls "the army of unemployed" may not be disclosed for some months yet He is talking about taking a cruise in order to rest up New Noble Grand Will Preside At Rebekah Meeting Mrs Flora Maxwell the new noble grand of Friendship Rebekah Lodge No 211 will preside at a meeting Wednesday at 8 PM in the Odd Fellows Hall She succeeded Mrs Antoinette Kearney who took office as the past noble grand The appointive officers are Mesdames Wilma Korthol warden Josephine Seals conductor Mary Perry chaplain Agnes King musician Josephine Potts color bearer Lillian Gamsey and Ethel Gillem right and left supporters to the noble grand Angelina' Crossetti Patricia DeLash-xnutt Harriet Joseph Julia Kilgore Ella Elliott Ruth Bartram Gertrude Saber and Caddie Slocum altar bearers and Inez Tanner and Lilliam Howard right and left supporters to the vice grand Standing committee chairmen are Mrs DeLashmutt finance Mrs Bertha Reed press Mrs Gillem ways and Mrs Marjorie Retelsdorf drill mistress Lloyd Slocum room Mrs Elizabeth Tupper good fellowship Mrs Gillem and Mrs Gamsey will be cohostesses Wednesday evening The officers will meet tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the Odd Fellows Hall for a rehearsal produced valued at $84547000 The total was 23 per cent of all cotton grown in California Ambassador Po Rumor Amuses Governor Warren SACRAMENTO Governor Earl Warren laughed heartily when asked to comment on a rumor he is to be appointed an ambassador at large in the Eisenhower administration one I never heard Waren declared Reports have been prevalent for months three term governor will resign to accept a federal job under the new Republican regime Warren has refused to comment on most of the rumors His present term extends to January 1955 Schwartz Heads Smooth Dancers Group Edward Schwartz is the newly elected president of the Rainbow Chapter of the National Smooth Dancers Inc succeeding Peter Camarota Thomas Riggs is the new treasurer Clyde Kanall has been named as the chairman of the state convention to be conducted here in September The purpose of the organization is to promote ballroom dancing The next meeting of the group will be Saturday in the Herman Fieper Dance Studio at 1921 Tuolumne Street Bay Woman Is Elected Fellowship President CLEVELAND AP Mrs Bayard Buckham of Oakland Calif was elected president of the National Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women The election was held at a meeting of the fellowship state presidents held in conjunction with Midwinter sessions of the missions council of Congregational Christian Churches Mrs Buckham a former high school principal thus becomes the leader of some 700000 Congregational Christian women throughout the nation The Registered Pharmacist is an important man Your health is in his hands Here our pharmacists have a genuine personal interest in each pre scription they compound Please bring us your next prescriptions telephone Lyons Orange Cove 431-J Malaga School 8:30 AM to 4 PM Mrs Mason 6-1968 and Selma Womens Club 10 AM to 3 PM Mrs 21 Warner Selma 31-J-3 Wednesday Firebaugh government camp 10 AM to 3 PM-Firebaugh 5761 An Immunization clinic will be conducted tomorrow from 2 to 4 PM in the county health center at 515 South Cedar Avenue Sales Expert Will Hold Fresno Business Clinic The Fresno County and City Chamber of Commerce will co- Sonsor with the Pacific Gas and ectric Company and the Northern California Electrical Bureau a business clinic which will be by ion Center( lng expert Carl A Dougherty the chamber secretary said the clinic will he conducted February 3rd to 6th from 7:30 to 9:45 PM in the San Joaquin Power Building auditorium The course is designed to in crease the selling ability of individuals and to create more self confidence 1 HOURS: DAILY 9-3 SAT 9-12 MON NITE 7-9 GOP Asks Byrd To Stay As Head Of Payroll Watchdogs WASHINGTON AP Republican senators have asked a Democrat Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia to continue as the head of a Joint congressional committee which keeps tab on government payrolls If Byrd accepts and he Is expected to do so he probably will be the only Democrat heading a committee while Republicans have seriate and house majorities Normally the majority party takes over all chairmanships Chairman William Know-land (R) Calif of the senate Republican policy committee said that group decided to ask Byrd to continue "because doing a fine The joint group are the committee on reduction of non essential federal expenditures and Is unofficially are known as the Byrd economy committee They keep a continual check on the number of the government employes and the size of the tsaD 23BDUD UCH PHARMACY "The Apothecary" Surgical Goods 933 Van Ness Ave Ph 2-1 137 i.