anaheim-gazette 1937-01-07

License Branch Office Is Open At Fullerton Northern Orange county motorists can obtain license plates for their automobiles and pay all fees at the branch office of the motor vehicle registration department, opened at 125 S. Spadra road, at Santa Fe ave. in Fullerton, it was announced today. Prompt action in obtaining license plates and clearing registration for 1937 was urged by Ray Ingels, director of motor vehicle registration, who pointed out that after Feb. 4, final day for registration, the license fee would be doubled as a penalty. In order to assure adequate service the office will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily including Saturday, although the Saturday afternoon opening is contrary to state policy, it was said. Persons applying for license plates are advised to bring their 1936 registration slip and their notice from Sacramento of auto tax, which must be paid in addition to the $3 license fee before plate will be issued. The Fullerton office has been opened by the department for the benefit of northern Orange county residents and to assure prompt service and relieve them of the necessity of writing to Los Angeles or Sacramento offices for their plates. A full staff at the Fullerton branch is prepared to handle all matters connected with issuance of license plates for passenger cars. Left Turns On Bridge Banned No left hand turns are permitted at the new Newport road overhead crossing on the Coast highway, motorists are cautioned in a bulletin from the Automobile Club of Southern California. "Drivers who find the roadways and ramps puzzling," it notes, "should remember two things: (1) that no vehicle shall cross Coast highway, either toward Balboa or toward Costa Mesa, except by the overhead roadway; (2) that no left hand turns are permitted at any intersection created by construction of the bridge. For instance, autoists wishing to go from Costa Mesa to Laguna Beach cross the bridge towards Balboa, make a right turn at the right-hand ramp after crossing, go down the ramp and turn right onto Coast highway. Those wishing to go from Laguna Beach to Balboa pass under the bridge on Coast highway, turn right at the right-hand ramp after passing under the bridge, go up the ramp and turn right, crossing over the bridge. Plans for Opening Of Bridge Formed Mobilization of two international cavalcades—one from Mexico and the other from Canada—to participate in the Golden Gate bridge Fiesta upon the opening of the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco next May was projected recently by Arthur M. Brown Jr., general chairman, in approving plans advanced by the Redwood The Fullerton office has been opened by the department for the benefit of northern Orange county residents and to assure prompt service and relieve them of the necessity of writing to Los Angeles or Sacramento offices for their plates. A full staff at the Fullerton branch is prepared to handle all matters connected with issuance of license plates for passenger cars Carbon Monoxide Gas is Cause of Many Accidents A danger, unseen, unnoticed but real, rides with the motorist during the winter months, Ray Ingels, director of the state motor vehicle department, warned today. This danger, Ingels explained, is carbon monoxide, an odorless, tasteless, but deadly gas generated by the motor and swept back into the car or cab by the action of the motor's fans. Where floor boards are loose and windows are closed, there is no way for the gas to escape and the driver is poisoned, without his knowledge. "Carbon monoxide," the director said, "undoubtedly is the cause of many so-called unexplainable accidents. To keep warm, the driver closed the windows, when he should have put on extra clothing; this subtle gas entered, had no way to escape, and the driver became unconscious." "Driving with windows closed is inviting disaster," he declared. "Carbon monoxide is deadly and gives no warning. During cold weather keep your car windows open and put on more clothing, to avoid the cold and this deadly gas." Of Bridge Formed Mobilization of two international cavalades—one from Mexico and the other from Canada—to participate in the Golden Gate bridge Fiesta upon the opening of the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco next May was projected recently by Arthur M. Brown Jr., general chairman, in approving plans advanced by the Redwood Empire association. Brown appointed Harry G. Ridgway, chairman of the celebrations committee of the association, as head of a committee to arrange for the cavalades and the dedication of the Waldo approach to the bridge in Marin county. This committee will consist of representatives from Canada, Mexico, Washington, Oregon and other states and from every county in California. The personnel of the committee will be announced later. "The Chalk Circle" Is Popular Comedy A colorful mixture of Lottus and laughter is proving a welcome footlight concoction as the Pasadena Community Playhouse moves into a new year with "The Chalk Circle", Chinese comedy currently showing at the South El Molino theatre. The history of the famous Oriental legend covers generations and its transcription into play form has been effected by a three way translation. From the ancient script "The Chalk Circle" was brought to modern Chinese, from which Klabund made a translation into German. The playhouse version comes as a translation from the Teuton and was made possible by Playwright I. S. Richter. Manufacturers Head Suggests Program For Industry in 1937 A twelve point program embodying Industry's obligations to the public was submitted to the nation's business leaders by C. M. Chester, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, in even higher duty than the successful operation of private business." Other points were listed in the following order: 2. Industry must continue to Manufacturers Head Suggests Program For Industry in 1937 A twelve point program embodying Industry's obligations to the public was submitted to the nation's business leaders by C. M. Chester, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, in a keynote address before the Congress of American Industry. Chester recommended specifically that Industry join in the creation of a "National Depression Study Committee" to analyze the causes of the receding depression in an effort to eliminate the business cycles or make them less severe. "Industry cannot just sit back and enjoy the fruits of prosperity," Chester said. "We must understand better what has been happening since 1929. Now that the course of depression lies behind us, lending itself in its entirety to analysis—it is the job of industry, general business and all affected sectors of our economic life to join in creating a National Depression Study committee." At the same time, Chester urged that the natural processes of recovery be allowed to operate and warned that such legislation as the arbitrary 30-hour work week for industry would interrupt this progress. "We cannot get more by producing less," Chester said. "We cannot get more by dividing the same amount of work. Multiplying products — creating more things—this is the American formula for prosperity." In outlining his suggested program, Chester placed first on the list industry's acceptance of its responsibility for the national welfare "as being an even higher duty than the successful operation of private business." Other points were listed in the following order: 1. Industry must continue to fulfill its obligations to the public in making better goods at lower cost, thus raising the standard of living and keeping the door of personal opportunity open. 2. Put every possible employable in manufacturing industry back to work. 3. Keep its own house in order, exposing its policies at all times to public scrutiny. 4. Stand four-square against monopoly. 5. By its actions engender growing confidence on the part of workers. 6. Invite increasing public understanding of industry by telling the facts. 7. See that workers, management and investor, according to their contribution, share fairly in the proceeds of manufacturing. 8. Help to create economic security for all, preserving as well the opportunity for the individual to attain his own greater security. 9. Zealously live up to its responsibilities and insist that all other factors of our economic life, including labor organizations be made equally responsible. 10. Make its cooperation available to government in a constructive manner at all times. 11. Join other business groups in studying the depression in order to avoid or minimize another one." ANAHEIM GAZETTE SAFEWAY'S NEW YEAR JUBILEE SALE ENDS SATURDAY PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, JANUARY 9. IN SAFEWAY-OPERATED DEPARTMENTS IN STORES WITHIN THIRTY-FIVE MILES OF LOS ANGELES. WITH THIS JUBILEE of low prices, Safeway other year of outstanding food values. It well to read and take advantage of the low in this advertisement. Stock up on your food needs at our st neighborhood. Start the New Year off right Safeway. PRUNES CALIFORNIA GROWN CELLO-PACK FRUIT 3-lb. bag by California grown prunes, packed in dust-proof Collophane bags. Medium size, 70/80. Excellent for stewing. PINK SALMON HAPPY VALE No. 1 PRUNES CALIFORNIA GROWN CELLO-PACK FRUIT 3-lb. bag 1 California grown prunes, packed in dust-proof Cellophane bags. Medium size, 70/80. Excellent for stewing. PINK SALMON HAPPY-VALE No. 1 can Vale pink salmon, packed in its own oil. Use in salmon loaf, fish salad or cocktail. A most economical sea food. HAIRWAY COFFEE lb. Quality coffee from Brazil. Freshly roasted in our own Los Angeles plant. Ground for you at moment of purchase. ASweet Prunes Extra Lge. 1-lb. pkg. 10c 2½ CAN Riches Libby, Del Monte, Stokely's Choice of sliced or halves 15c 2 CAN Brema R.S.P. Cherries 15c ated Flavors of "Cube-flavor Gelatine" 3 pkgs. for 13c COLATE, CARAMEL OR VANILLA Mel Dessert 3 pkgs. 10c MADE BRAND Dressing pint jar 18c qt. jar 31c French Dressing 8-ounce bottle 12c Camp Pork & Beans 31 oz. can 12c Kidney Beans No. 2 can 10c Green Beans Stokely's Finest 2 can 23c Kidney's Corn Country Gentleman 2 can 25c Bank Hominy Large, white kernels No. 2½ can 9c Garden Peas Del Monte No. 2 can 15c Sion Inn Pumpkin Choice Golden 2 can 2½ cans 17c Kidney's Tomatoes Solid Pack No. 2½ can 13c Tomato Juice Choice of Libby's or Del Monte brand 3 can 25c Peapruit Juice Ariz-Sweet Brand No. 2 can 10c Apple Juice Dole, Libby or Del Monte No. 2 can 11c Amendable Coffee Edwards' 1-lb. can 25c 2-lb. can 47c J. B. Coffee Blend with the strength essential 1-lb. can 28c Shey's Breakfast Cocoa 1-pound can 10c Bar Shrimp Fancy grade Dry pack 5-ounce size can 14c Chicken of the Sea Tuna No. ½ can 15c NATIONAL Peak O' the Crop SALE ON Avocados Extra Avocados 2 for 19¢ Use plenty of this delicious salad fruit during the big sale. Fancy grade. GRAPEFRUIT Extra large size, Coachella Valley fruit. Sweet, juicy. Extra choice quality. BUNCH GOODS Your choice of carrots, beets or turnips. Large, clean buns of quality vegetables. POTATOES U.S. No. 1 grade Russet Potatoes. For baking, boiling or frying. At your Safeway store. PRIZE WINNING CATTLE CLASS. FIRST PRIZE STEERGREAT WESTERN LIVESTOCK SHOW 1936 This week, you can buy Blue Market at regular low prices. During the Great Western Liv Stores were active bidders for bers, and purchased top-rating prize-winning meat is typical of the Los Angeles area. It is one policy. Having been carefully prepared processing, this meat—16 carlo sure to visit your neighborhood quality meat for your family. PRIME R Grapefruit Juice 10c Peach Juice 11c Applesauce 25c Condensed Coffee 47c J.J. B. Coffee 28c Parsley's Breakfast Cocoa 10c Bar Shrimp 14c Chicken of the Sea Tuna 15c Mission Tuna 12c Vita Soups 5c Cookfield Cheese 17c Golden Age Noodles 25c Baker Oats 22c Reddled Ralston 13c Philling's Black Pepper 7c Burton's Salt 15c King Powder 20c Formay Shortening 50c Zola Oil 43c Cancake Flour 15c Harvest Blossom Mixed 75c KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR No.10 bag 39¢ 24½-lb. bag 89¢ 49-lb. bag 75¢ Larger sizes available at most stores. MAX-I-MUM BRAND MILK 3 tall cans 19¢ Pure, whole milk, evaporated to the consistency of cream. Whips easily if thoroughly chilled. Keep a supply on hand. CHEDDAR LOAF CHEESE SAFEWA PAGE FIVE SAFEWAY ENDS DAY SALE ow prices, Safeway begins anng food values. It will pay you ntage of the low prices listed d needs at our store in your new Year off right by saving at 3-lb. bag 17¢ No.1 10¢ MAYONNAISE NuMade brand, the better mayonnaise. Made from top quality ingredients and dated to assure its freshness. Try a quart today, its fresh flavor will convince you of its superiority. pint jar 22¢ quart jar 38¢ Beverly Peanut Butter 2-pound jar 27¢ Sleepy Hollow Syrup pint jug 19¢ quart jug 35£ Blossom Time Honey Pure Blend 5-pound size can 43£ Stokely's Tomato Gutsup 14-ounce bottle 12¢ New Year off right by saving at 3-lb. bag 17¢ No.1 can 10¢ lb. 19¢ PINT jar 22¢ quart jar 38¢ Beverly Peanut Butter 2-pound jar 27¢ Sleepy Hollow Syrup pint jug 19¢ quart jug 35£ Blossom Time Honey Pure Blend 5-pound size can 43£ Stokely's Tomato Catsup 14-ounce bottle 12£ Val Vita Tomato Sauce 3 711-oz. cans 10£ Sliced Beef Broadcast or Beardsley's Brand 2½-oz. jar 10£ Libby Corned Beef All lean meat 12-oz. can 17£ Lifebuoy Health Soap Prevents B. O. bar 6£ White King Toilet Soap 2 bars for 9£ Giant White King Laundry soap bar 4£ White King Soap Granulated for washing machines 36-oz. box 29£ Purex Liquid Bleach half-gallon size bottle 15£ Holly Cleanser Household cleanser in the big red can 3 cans for 10£ ScotTissue White Toilet Tissue Soft as old linen 3 rolls for 20£ Zee Tissue White Toilet Tissue in all wrapped rolls 3 rolls for 11£ Kennel King Dog Food 3 1-pound cans 20£ Strongheart Dog Food 3 tall cans 14£ PRIZE WINNING MEAT Week, you can buy Blue Ribbon Prize-Winning Meats at your neighborhood Safeway at regular low prices. The Great Western Livestock Show that was held in Los Angeles recently, Safeway were active bidders for prize stock exhibited by Future Farmers and 4-H club mempurchased top-rating animals in beef, lamb, and hog sales. The purchase of this winning meat is typical of Safeway's constant demand for the best meat that enters Angeles area. It is one of the most important phases of Safeway's Guaranteed Meat. Been carefully prepared for market under Safeway's exclusive 5-step plan of meat tag, this meat—16 carloads of it—is being sold at regular Safeway low prices. Be visit your neighborhood Safeway store this week. Secure a supply of this extra meat for your family. PRIME RIB ROAST lb. 20¢ Great Western Livestock Show that was held in Los Angeles recently. Safeway were active bidders for prize stock exhibited by Future Farmers and 4-H club members purchased top-rating animals in beef, lamb, and hog sales. The purchase of this meat is typical of Safeway's constant demand for the best meat that enters Los Angeles area. It is one of the most important phases of Safeway's Guaranteed Meat. Been carefully prepared for market under Safeway's exclusive 5-step plan of meat bagging, this meat—16 carloads of it—is being sold at regular Safeway low prices. Be visit your neighborhood Safeway store this week. Secure a supply of this extra meat for your family. RIME RIB ROAST lb. 29¢ Even roast, cut from fancy grade steer beef. Guaranteed. BEF RUMP ROAST lb. 22¢ Roast, cut from fancy grade steer beef. Tender, fancy grade. ONELESS ROAST lb. 25¢ Shoulder clod of fancy steer beef. Quality guaranteed. AMB LEGS Fancy Grade lb. 27¢ By lamb. Roast one of these for your Sunday dinner. AMB SHOULDER lb. 19¢ From genuine baby lamb. Delicious—economical. ORK LOIN ROAST lb. 28¢ Or blade rib, cut from fancy grade Eastern pork. CHEDDAR LOAF CHEESE lb. 27¢ Cheddar Cheese in the loaf. Distinctive, appetizing flavor. Try it in toasted sandwiches. SUGAR Your neighborhood Safeway features fine granulated sugars at money saving low prices every day. Pure Cane Sugar 49¢ In 10-pound cloth bag Pure Cane Sugar 48¢ In 10-pound paper bag Pure Beet Sugar 48¢ In 10-pound cloth bag Granulated Sugar 47¢ In 10-pound paper bag