anaheim-gazette 1936-12-03

Inland Route Link Grading Completed Grading from I street and Mt. Vernon avenue in Colton to E street south of San Bernardino, the job in the construction of a new direct route between Colton and Redlands, is completed, it has just been announced by the district state highway engineer. Paving must wait upon completion of three bridges, over the Santa Ana river, Warm creek and Warm creek overflow channel, on the new alignment of the inland state highway, the Automobile Club of Southern California is advised. Cost of the entire project will total almost $200,000. Kiman Kudo Meets Coleman at Arena Kiman Kudo and Baby Bob Coleman, claimant to the world middleweight wrestling title, finally will get together. They have been signed to meet Monday night, Dec. 7, in the feature three falls wrestling match at the Orange County Athletic club. Last Monday Kudo, injured the previous week, had to beg to be released from his contract and Coleman pinned Mitsu Hamanaki, Japanese middleweight, in straight falls. Kudo has recovered and according to his handlers will be in top shape for the bout this coming week. Medical Science Prevents as Well as Cures Germ, Oh! Germs of Grandeur Wither do you wander? In my drinks and in my food It seems you must meander." "DOUBLE DOOR" IS SUCCESSFUL Senior Class Play Receives Plaudits of Audience Wednesday Night By Russell McComb Anaheim union high school senior class last Wednesday evening established a precedent which will be hard for succeeding classes to equal when they presented Elizabeth McFadden's "Double Door" as the first class play to be given in the new high school auditorium. The new auditorium was the scene of an outstanding performance. To maintain the standard other productions there will have to be of high calibre. Miss Margaret Gauer was excellent as Victoria Van Bret, a tyrannical 55-year-old spinster. From her earliest lines to the final scene she captivated the near-capacity audience with her splendid portrayal of a difficult character role. Miss Gauer's work was as excellent as any this writer has ever seen given by a high school actress. Outstanding as Miss Gauer's acting was, it did not greatly overshadow the performances of Florinne Spaenhower, Peggy Lou Berthaumm and Danny Marshall in the chief supporting roles. Miss Spaenhower played Ann Darrow, who at the start of the play became the bride of Rip Van Bret, Miss Berthaumm enacted Caroline Van Bret, sister of Victoria, and Marshall portrayed Rip Van Bret, 25-year old half-brother of Victoria and Caroline. All three carried their parts smoothly and with conviction, and when called upon to give an especially dramatic scene were more than equal to the occasion. Burl Grow, as Mr. Neff, Robert Quast as Dr. John Sully, George Non-Resident Auto Owners Given Help Owners of out-of-state cars, who plan to get license plates in California, may have their cars and papers inspected at any branch office of the division of registration prior to the annual renewal, which begins January 2. Howard E. Deems, registrar of vehicles, announced today. This service is to assist non-residents in getting their papers and cars ready for the renewal period, the registrar said, and to prevent delays which will arise in case cars, titles, or bills of sale are not in order. Plans for Seating Officers Scheduled Plans for the installation of officers on December 15 will be continued at the Monday evening meeting of the Buena Park Eastern Star at the Masonic temple. Mrs. Wilton Abplahalp is the incoming worthy matron; Harry Horn, worthy patron; Mrs. Martha Landell, associate matron; William Malott, associate patron; Mrs. H. R. Shaughnessy, conductress; Mrs. Clarence Henderson, associate conductress; Mrs. W. B. Shaw, secretary; and Mrs. Ted Siems, treasurer. The outgoing worthy matron, Mrs. Vida Snell and her worthy patron, Wilton Abplahalp, will head the list of installing officers. Appointive officers will be announced at the meeting by the new worthy matron. ily. Victoria's final act, an attempt to murder Anne, brings the climax which is reached by Caroline's revelation of the secret room in which Victoria had locked Anne. Mrs. Faye Kern Schulz, dramatic coach, directed the performance and is to be congratulated for her ability to obtain from Medical Science Prevents as Well as Cures Germ, Oh! Germs of Grandeur Wither do you wander? In my drinks and in my food It seems you must meander." But I'm as smart as smart can be A Doctor right away I'll see. Then you can come with all your might When I'm inoculated right. At the Jackson Drug Co., your Doctor's orders and prescriptions are exactly executed. You're Looking Great Again, Neighbor WE'RE happy to see you around again, neighbor. That last prescription told us you were getting well. THE privilege of helping people get well is sacred to us—so much so that our prescription department has been lifted above a mere business basis. We buy the best grade of drugs when cheaper ones might do. We carry seldom-used drugs just for emergencies. When you or your loved ones are not well; you'll do well to remember our dependable prescription service. Jackson Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 237 E. Center St., Anaheim, Calif. Phone 2322 PREMIER PAINTS At a Fair Price became the bride of Rip Van Bret, Miss Berthaumm enacted Caroline Van Bret, sister of Victoria, and Marschall portrayed Rip Van Bret, 25-year old half-brother of Victoria and Caroline. All three carried their parts smoothly and with conviction, and when called upon to give an especially dramatic scene were more than equal to the occasion. Burl Grow, as Mr. Neff, Robert Quast as Dr. John Sully, George Winants as Mr. Lambert, David Clark as Mr. Chase, Raymond Heinze as the footman, Mary Alice Endicott as the maid, Jack Fitzgerald as the butler and Mary Agnes Shaver as the housekeeper all did their share in making the play a success. The story evolves around Anne's efforts to release Rip from the influence of Victoria and the measures the latter uses in forcing her will over the entire fam- ily. Victoria's final act, an attempt to murder Anne, brings the elimax which is reached by Caroline's revelation of the secret room in which Victoria had locked Anne. Mrs. Faye Kern Schulz, dramatic coach, directed the performance and is to be congratulated for her ability to obtain from high school students such a worthy performance of an exceedingly difficult play. The scenery and costumes were excellent in every detail. Music before the performance and during the intermissions was furnished by the high school orchestra under the guidance of J. W. Williams. The group played several difficult selections in splendid style. Henry Bassetti THE AMBASSADOR CHEF "GAS COOKS BETT AND COST PREMIER PAINTS At a Fair Price PAINT SEALHIDE The Perfect 1 Cote Wall Covering No Matter How Large or How Small Your Paint Requirements are we can meet them satisfactory. Come in and let us tell you what this material will do. Phone 3418 JOHNNIE CYPRIEN'S PAINT STORE 239 West Center Street "GAS COOKS BETTER AND COST" It isn't just a single dish that has made Henry B. Ambassador famous for delicious foods. Everyth at the Ambassador. That's one reason why this distinguished hot cooking. Nothing equals gas for roasting, baking. Because of its speed and intensity, gas heat br of juices. It permits the ventilation needed to p without a flat; "steamed" flavor. It gives even heat atures for baking, and quick high heat, uniformly for frying. And of course natural gas brings food. Enjoy this favored fuel of great hotels — in your new, modern gas range. The latest models are on dealers' or at your gas company. FREE COOKBOOK TUNE IN THE Mystery Chef NBC PROGRAM KFI 9:45 A.M. WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Resident Auto Sales Given Help out-of-state cars, get license plates in may have their cars inspected at any of the division of prior to the annual month begins January 2, terms, registrar of vehicles today. It is to assist non-getting their papers early for the renewal registrar said, and to which will arise issues, or bills of sale later. Rear Seating Hours Scheduled The installation of October 15 will be on Monday evening at Buena Park East the Masonic temple, Abplanalp is the in-ny matron; Harry patron; Mrs. Mar-associate matron; tt, associate patron; Shaughnessy, con-Clarence Hendere conductress; Mrs. secretary; and Mrs. measurer. Long worthy matron, well and her worthy Abplanalp, will of installing officers. Officers will be an-the meeting by the matron. Is final act, an attender Anne, brings the is reached by Car-ation of the secret which Victoria had Kern Schulz, drai-directed the perform- to be congratulated it to obtain from Santa Anita Track Adds New Features Work being rushed on major improvements, involving an expenditure of approximately $1,000,000, is evidence that the Los Angeles Turf club is making good on its promise to further develop Santa Anita Park into the most magnificent and complete racing plant to be found any place and to encourage horse breeding, which, at one time ranked as the third largest industry in California. Crews of men are employed building a training track to the west of the stable area, constructing two new automobile thoroughfares to Huntington drive, adding more surfaced parking space and putting a permanent roof and glassing in the clubhouse boxes. It was an electoral landslide all right, but yet and still there were sixteen million people who voted for the G. O. P. nominee. The winner had nine million plurality. Some folks wonder if those were on the charity band wagon, hollering down the rain barrels. TAXES First installment Delinquent Saturday, December 5th at 5 o'clock P.M. Whether payment be made at the office or by mail, all remittances should be accompanied by Tax Bill, Deed or other document carrying description. If payment be made by mail please examine check before endorsing to be assured that it is drawn for the proper amount and is SIGNED. If payment be made at the Tax Office, it is well to have bill ready and check written before hand. This saves time and guards against error. Respectfully, J. C. LAMB, Tax Collector. FED CO (Trade Mark Reg.) FEDCO (Trade Mark Reg.) RAISE MORE BABY CHICKS, TURKEYS AND DUCKS. ONE FEED TO ALL AGES. Nothing else to feed. Prevents coccidiosis, lankemia, paralysis, cannibalism. 15 years same formula. Makes 4 lb. friers 3 mo., 6 lb. ducks 8 wks. 20 lb. tomat 7 mo. Finest balanced laying food. Saves 9¢ to 97¢ a hen a month. More eggs, less loss. Make a 60 to 90 day test. Buy in Fedco branded bags only. Sold by leading hatcheries and dealers. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL 242 W. Center St. Anaheim FEDCO COMPANY 1840 Valley Blvd. Rosemead ADOR CHEF SAYS: KS BETTER COSTS LESS" All Pure or Banner MILK 3 tall cans 19¢ HOLLY SUGAR Del Monte Corn 3 cans 25¢ Mission Spinach No. 2½ can 10¢ Monarch Corn on Cob large can 19¢ LARGE, EXTRA, FRESH EGGS, doz. 33¢ SODA or GRAHAM Crackers, lb. 10¢ 24½-LB. BAG FLOUR 63¢ 3-LB. CAN CRISCO 53¢ P and G Lge. Bar 4¢ Soap Reg. Bar 5 for 14¢ CALIFORNIA PRUNES 3-lb. pkg. 15¢ MT. LOWE BUTTE Val Vita Pork and Beans 15 oz. can 5¢ Val Vita Red Beans 1 lb. can 5¢ Quality Meats HAM SLICES each 10¢ LARGE CENTER SLICES SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAM BOILING BEEF lb: 10¢ PLATE BOIL FROM GENUINE BABY BEEF VEAL ROAST lb. 17¢ CHOICE SHOULDER CUTS OF FANCY VEAL PURE PORK LINK HOMELY KS BETTER NO COSTS LESS" that has made Henry Bassetti of the Los Angeles delicious foods. Everything has to be just right this distinguished hotel uses natural gas for gas for roasting, baking, frying—and boiling! intensity, gas heat browns meats without loss contilation needed to produce crisp, juicy roasts vor. It gives even heat with full scale of temperk high heat, uniformly spread under the skillet, natural gas brings foods to a boil very fast. of great hotels—in your own kitchen—with a the latest models are on display at gas appliance company. BOOK Chef NBC PROGRAM ONESDAYS AND FRIDAYS MODERNIZE YOUR HOME WITH Natural Gas -lowest in cost of all practical fuels LARGE CENTER SLICES SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAM BOILING BEEF lb. 10¢ PLATE BOIL FROM GENUINE BABY BEEF VEAL ROAST lb. 17¢ CHOICE SHOULDER CUTS OF FANCY VEAL PURE PORK LINK SAUSAGE ½ - lb. pkg. 15¢ HOMEL'S CHIP BEEF CELLO PKG. 2 fer 25¢ GROUND BEEF 2 lbs. 29¢ 100% SHOULDER BEEF—NO CEREAL or FILLER ANY SIZE PIECE EASTERN BACON lb. 29¢ CHOICE OF HORMEL, CUDAHY, IOWA PORK ROAST lb. 19¢ LEAN EASTERN PORK SHOULDERS SHORTENING 2 lbs. 23¢ PURE SNOWWHITE SHORTENING BULK or PKG. Fresh Filet of SOLE lb. 25¢ Not Frozen Fresh Water CAT each FISH Dunning is board on Program C. Dunning, former choir at the White Temple church here, was one featured soloists on Cal-Hour radio program last evening. A student at the University Southern California, singing unit of the city's band in addition to solo. The program sailed Trojan institution. The public. Visitors are asked to meet en Hall where the mem-bre Whittier college boardors will greet the visitors. Is building student escorts duct the visitors about the Vacations help the furniture business. You never realize how shabby the old stuff looks till you get away from it for a while. A Frenchman finds he can get iron by feeding it to a hen and eating her eggs. He doesn't seem to need any brass. SALE OF ROOFING GIBBS LUMBER PHONE 2271 417 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. ANAHEIM FOOD CENTER Buy BETTER FOODS HERE 344 WEST CENTER HOLLY SUGAR 10-lb. Cloth Bag 48¢ MORNING GLORY COFFEE lb. 15¢ Buy BETTER FOODS HERE 344 WEST CENTER HOLLY SUGAR 10-lb. Cloth Bag 48¢ MORNING GLORY COFFEE lb. 15¢ 3 cans 25c Del Monte Sugar Peas ... 3 cans 25c 2½ can 10c Silverdale Tomatoes No. 2½ can 10c large can 19c Table Queen Kraut No. 2½ can 12¢ SOAP POWDER — Giant Size DASH 39¢ DURKEE'S TROCO lb. 16¢ d G Lge. Bar 4c OXYDOL Lge. Pkg. 20¢ A-1 PANCAKE FLOUR, lge. 17£ Reg. Bar 5 for 14c IVORY — Lge. Pkg. FLAKES 21£ CRESCENT SALAD Dressing qt. 22£ MAY TOILET SOAP bar 5¢ MT. LOWE BUTTER lb. 34¢ ALL FLAVORS Jell-A-Teen 3 pkgs. 11£ 15 oz. can 5¢ Val Vita Lima Beans ... 15 oz. can 5£ 1 lb. can 5£ Vegetable Soup ... 15 oz. can 5£ Fresh Fruits Vegetables BANANAS 4 lbs. 15£ ROMAN BEAUTY APPLES 12 lbs. 25£ BURBANK BEF lb. 10¢ BABY BEEF lb. 17¢ HY VEAL HOMEL'S CHIP BEEF ELLO PKG. 2 for 25¢ FE 2 lbs. 29¢ L or FILLER ON lb. 29¢ VA lb. 19¢ DERS 2 lbs. 23¢ BULK or PKG. Fresh Water AT each FISH BANANAS 4 lbs. 15¢ ROMAN BEAUTY APPLES 12 lbs. 25¢ BURBANK POTATOES 11 lbs. 15£ SWEET AND TENDER PEAS 5 lbs. 10¢ NAVAL ORANGES 3 doz. 25£ SWEET POTATOES 6 lbs. 10¢ PIPPIN APPLES 12 lbs. 25¢