anaheim-gazette 1937-03-25

Children Killed in Mishaps Total 480 The disaster at New London, Texas, where it is estimated that 425 school children were killed and many injured by an explosion, has shocked the nation, but is exceeded by the number of children killed and injured in automobile accidents in California during 1936, according to Ray Ingels, director of the state motor vehicle department. Four hundred and eighty children were killed on California's highways last year and 10,759 were injured, the greatest number of deaths and injuries to children in the history of the state. Ingels, who is sponsoring a more rigid examination of drivers, and official inspection of cars, as a means of reducing accidents, says that the number of children killed last year increased 113 over the 1936 total, while the number of those injured was increased by 706. A. H. Kirchmann Named Manager of Exchange North Orange County Citrus exchange of Fullerton this week announced the appointment of A. H. Kirchmann as secretary-manager, Kirchmann formerly held the same position in the Central Orange County Citrus exchange here, retiring several weeks ago. He succeeds George Crawford in the new post and was chosen from a long list of candidates. The announcement of the appointment came from S. W. McColloch, president of the exchange. ANAHEIM GAZETTE "67 Years in Printing Business" Phone 2414 259 E. Center AVALON FISH MARKET JOE ARNO, Mgr. 244 EAST CENTER ST. Lenten Suggestions White Sea Bass Barracuda Swordfish FISH MARKET JOE ARNO, Mgr. 244 EAST CENTER ST. Lenten Suggestions White Sea Bass Barracuda Swordfish Sandabs Mackerel Salmon Corbino Scallops Oysters Pickeled Herring Finnen Haddie Salt Mackerel Salt Herring Also Variety of Other Fresh Fish Horse Radish — Tartar Sauce MORE ABOUT Foreclosure (Continued from page 1) was started on April 22, 1938 month after it had gone into voluntary bankruptcy. A. I. Lenthin and the First National bank of Santa Ana acted to ceiver for the bankrupt company and were named as technician fendants in the action concluA second action of the company against the ranch pany, a complaint on a note $5,796.25, was settled recd when Superior Judge H. G. allowed a judgement for $8,300 to be satisfied by proceeds the deficiency sale. This action was started in when the note became due three years before bankrupt the ranch company. The Hewes ranch was one of historic holdings in Orange co. It was operated for years by Hewes, who died in 1917 wha was more than 90 years old. Heirs took over about 700 of the ranch as the Hewes F company, selling it in small cells. The remainder still tioned as the Hewes ranch, management of Huff, until SWITCH TO ELECTRIC COOKERY It’s efficient and economical ● An electric range is good news to the house budget because it saves money several ways. It saves by avoiding cooking failures—burned roasts, soggy cakes, vegetables stuck to the pan. It saves because the sealed oven eliminates food shrinkage which amounts to as much as 25% in some types of food. It saves because an electric range automatically entitles you to the low wholesale domestic rate which reduces the average cost of all the electricity you use. Finally, and most important, it saves the cook’s nerves and temper. You will really enjoy the time you spend cooking in your electrically equipped kitchen and the cost is amazingly low. Be sure to see your nearest electrical dealer as soon as possible. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD. MORE ABOUT Street Paving (Continued from Page 1) Led property on Santa Ana street to allow for widening of street. Deeds were given by William August Gerdes and Mrs. Artha Geerdes and the Security-St National Bank of Los Angeles. Another resolution pertaining streets was also passed. It was agreement with the state department of public works regarding use of the one-fourth cent online tax for maintenance of the highways in the city. The council also took action which it hopes will lead to pension to use angle parking on outer street. The League of California Municipalities is planning introduce a measure in the legislature permitting park at a 25-degree angle on state always having a width between 6 lines of between 56 and 65 feet. Other features not affecting Aheim's problems are also incorporated in the proposed measure. Angle Parking Sought Present angle parking on Cen-street is about 40 degrees, but other state law the city could be applied to use parallel parking on the street. The proposed range, if adopted, would permit degree angle parking. Los Angeles street would not changed under the proposed's porvisions as it is less than feet in width, it was said. Aheim expressed approval of measure. Winter Tourist Trade Increase Led by more than half a million motorists, the greatest number of winter tourists southern California ever has known visited here between Sept. '1 and Feb. 28, pouring into the pockets of residents an unprecedented flow of dollars. In this announcement, Don Thomas, managing director of the All-Year club, Southern California's national advertising organization, revealed this winter's record breaking season, topped 1929, the last of the "boom" years by 40.4 per cent, and, in addition: Automobiles brought 550,871 guests, an increase of 152,853 persons or 38.4 per cent over last year. Rail travel increased 50 per cent; bus travel 10 per cent; air travel 44 to 80 per cent; and hotel occupancy 11.7% per cent. At the peak of the season, reached about the first of the year, first class hotel and apartment house occupancy was 99 per cent. The travel was characterized by an unusually high type of visitor. State agriculture department border station officers reported the roads were packed with new cars, many of them driven by chauffeurs and carrying an expensively dressed, cultured type of passenger. New Patrol Boats Under Construction Keels have been laid for two additional fish and game patrol New Patrol Boats Under Construction Keels have been laid for two additional fish and game patrol boats for Southern California waters and the boats will be placed in actual service not later than June 1st. This information has been made public by the Fish and Game commission through its president, Dr. E. C. Moore of Los Angeles. Length, powered with twin engines, and will cost $10,800 each. They will duplicate the patrol boat, Yellowtail, now based at Newport Beach, with certain refinements. Do You Know Who’s Who? 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Los Angeles Street California Blvd. Center at Los Angeles PRUNES large No. 2½ can CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 4 giant bars 14¢ 6 reg. size 19¢ PALMOLIVE SOAP 5¢ SUPER SUDS small pkg. large, 16¢ GRAPE NUT FLAKES pkg. 9¢ MARIPOSA TOMATOES 3 No. 2½ cans 25¢ SACRAMENTO VALLEY TOM. JUICE 12 oz. can 5¢ TINY TEDDY PEAS 2 No.2 cans 33¢ Go to Hollywood with SUNBRITE 3 cans Ask your dealer 12¢ SWEET JUICY GRAPEFRUIT doz. SOLID HEAD CABBAGE lb. FANCY NO. 1 NEWTOWN PIPPIN APPLES 6 lbs. SWEET, TENDER PEAS 2 lbs. POTATOES Fancy Burb Features FOR A HAPPY ASTER LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS FRI. & SAT. 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