anaheim-gazette 1937-04-01

Forum Speaker Talks to Club Dr. John Brown Mason, member of the federal forums, was the speaker at the meeting of the Anaheim Kiwanis club Tuesday, being introduced by J. A. Clayes, chairman of the day. Dr. Brown used as his subject, "Can We Understand Europe Today?" He offered several examples of misunderstandings between peoples of different nations and gave the historical backgrounds for the conditions as they exist today. France and England, he said, have opposed each other in major wars more than any other countries. Inability to understand the other nation's language is a principal factor in the continued misunderstanding between nations, Dr. Brown believes. He added that Germany now compels high school students to study English. Mason Again Named Speaker for Forum Opportunity will be given the Anaheim group of the Orange county federal forums which meets each week at the Anaheim union high school, to again hear Dr. John Brown Mason. He is scheduled to conduct the meeting Tuesday night with a talk on "Education Under the Nazis." Dr. Mason, it will be recalled, received his early education in German schools and is highly qualified to speak on the changes that have taken place under the Hitler regime as a contrast with that of the old system. Car Crash Sends Zone Manager MARSH, JOHNSON Announcement of the appointment of S. M. (Marsh) Johnson, as Los Angeles zone manager of Chevrolet motor division of General Motors Sales corporation, was officially confirmed this week at Detroit and Oakland. Johnson has assumed his new duties in the southern California and Arizona territory. He succeeds F. Norman Phelps, former zone manager, who has been promoted to the assistant regional managership of Chevrolet at coast headquarters. Johnson formerly was zone manager of Chevrolet in the Portland, Oregon, zone, having been promoted to that position three years ago from the assistant zone managership in that area. Prior to that time he was Pacific Coast regional sales promotion manager. J. M. Norman Is Called by Death Tuesday night with a call on "Education Under the Nazis." Dr. Mason, it will be recalled, received his early education in German schools and is highly qualified to speak on the changes that have taken place under the Hitler regime as a contrast with that of the old system. Car Crash Sends Two to Hospital Two men were taken to the county hospital and a third given treatment by an Anaheim physician as the result of an accident at midnight Monday at the intersection of Palm street and Broadway, according to police reports. The two men taken to the hospital are H. G. Mills, 47, of La Verne and Glen G. Barnes, 36, of Pomona. Both received scalp wounds, lacerations and other injuries. Melvin Hammel of the Anaheim hotel was the other person injured. Youngster Admits Burglary of House Arrest of a juvenile who admitted stealing $30 from the residence of Paul A. Hunsley, 881 S. Lemon street, cleared police records of that case less than a day after the burglary occurred. The youngster admitted entering the house about 5 o'clock last Thursday evening and stealing the money. Later, when accosted by officers the youth took police to the place he hid the money. Juvenile authorities now have the boy in custody. City Purchases New Equipment Installation of new equipment in the vault in the public service department of the city was approved Tuesday evening by the city council and work on the project will start immediately. Plans call for the addition of a stack of vault shelving, a four-drawer letter file, three ledger files and a base for the ledger file. J. M. Norman Is Called by Death Funeral services were conducted this afternoon from the Hilgenfeld funeral home for James M. Norman, 88, who passed away early Tuesday morning after a long illness. The Rev. Birney S. Hudson, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church, officiated and interment was made in Loma Vista cemetery. Norman was born in Missouri but had lived in southern California for 44 years and in Anaheim 17 years. He was a member of the Baptist church for many years. Surviving are two sons, Edward J. Norman of Anaheim and H. W. Norman of Los Angeles, one daughter, Mrs. H. H. Armbrust of Anaheim, three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Pasadena Theater Given State Honor By the unanimous vote of the state senate and assembly the Pasadena Community playhouse has been awarded the honorary title, State Theatre of California. The designation comes as a crowning reward for 19 years of work done by the world famous Pasadena institution in advancing the dramatic arts and for bringing international attention to the cultural activities of California. The new honor will in no way change the regular name, Pasadena Community Playhouse, but will be appended in much the same manner as a degree. Hearing Scheduled For Alleged Thief Bill Proctor will be given a preliminary examination on a charge of Burglary in the Anaheim justice court April 7. He was arraigned before Judge Charles Kuchel yesterday. Installation of new equipment in the vault in the public service department of the city was approved Tuesday evening by the city council and work on the project will start immediately. Plans call for the addition of a stack of vault shelving, a four-drawer letter file, three ledger files and a base for the ledger file. The total cost of the equipment is $159.70 and it was purchased from the Weber Book store of Anaheim, City Clerk Charles E. Griffith said. Three Men Injured When Autos Crash Three men received slight injuries in an automobile accident at the intersection of Los Angeles and Chartres streets at 10:30 o'clock Saturday evening, according to reports made to Anaheim police. Hurt were A. V. Balch, 829 N. Zeyn street, Seledonio Martinez, 214 Topeka street, and Ray Gonzales, 314 S. Rose street. Balch and Martinez were driving the automobiles they reported to police. Three States Plan Reunions April 10 New York, Oregon and Washington states will all hold annual picnics at Sycamore Grove park; Los Angeles, April 10. Each state will have its separate section will open county registers and headquarters. Hearing Scheduled For Alleged Thief Bill Proctor will be given a preliminary examination on a charge of Burglary in the Anaheim justice court April 7. He was arraigned before Judge Charles Kuchel yesterday. CLOTHES STOLEN Several articles of woman's and girl's clothing were stolen from the home of R. A., Schutz, 214 N. Olive street, last Monday, it was reported to Anaheim police. GOES TO JAIL Joe Castillo, 36, 6051, E. Adele street, was ordered to the county jail for 30 days when he pleaded guilty Thursday before City Judge Frank Tauch on a charge of simple assault. Report on Meeting Will be Presented Report of the 49th annual conference of Congregational women at Redlands will feature the meeting of the Ladies' Aid and Missionary society Thursday at the Buena Park Congregational church. Delegates from the Buena Park group were Mrs. G. S. Davis, president of the aid society, Mrs. Fred Law, Mrs. C. C. Chapman, Mrs. J. F. Wagg, and Mrs. S. N. Craig. Hostesses for the noon covered dish luncheon preceding the meeting will be Mrs. George Corey, Mrs. C. E. Crumine, Mrs. Craig, and Mrs. Chapman. SAFEWAY STORE LOW Prices These prices effective through Saturday, April 3, in Safeway-operated departments of stores within thirty-five miles of Los Angeles. COFFEE THREE BIG VALUES! AIRWAY MILD MELLOW per lb. 17¢ NOB HILL COFFEE 23¢ AIRWAY COFFEE SAV COFFEE THREE BIG VALUES! AIRWAY MILD MELLOW per lb. 17¢ Mellow-mild Brazilian blend. Ground to order when you buy. NOB HILL TOP GRADE per lb. 23¢ Blended from the finest coffees that money can buy. Try a pound. EDWARDS' IN CANS per lb. 25¢ Dependable brand. Choice quality blend. Vacuum packed. 2 lbs., 49c. Hormel Soups Vegetable, Pen, Noodle. Vegetable-Beef. 16-oz. can 10¢ Better Best Brand Salted soda crackers 1-lb. box 10¢ Mariposa or Mission Inn choice grade fruit 2 No. 2½ cans 29¢ Libby, Del Monte or Stokely's. Choice of sliced or halves. No. 2½ can 14¢ Grapefruit Stokely or Dromedary Brand No. 2 can 12¢ Stokely Pears Holives of fancy Bartletts No. 2½ can 18¢ Jersey Corn Flakes 2 8-oz. boxes 13¢ Kellogg's All Bran 11-oz. box 12¢ Grape-Nuts Crisp & crunchy 12-ounce package 15¢ Muffetts Toasted Wheat Breakfast Cereal per package 10¢ Stokely Sauerkraut 2 No. 2½ cans 25¢ Red Beans Val Vita Brand Note low price 16-oz. can 5¢ Kidney Beans Stokely's Finest No. 2 can 10£ Standard Pack Corn No. 2 can 10£ Burbank Hominy Large kernels No. 2 can 9£ Standard Pack Peas No. 2 can 9£ Our Mother's Cocoa 2-lb. can 15¢ Seedless Raisins Del Monte 15-oz. pkg. 7£ Tomato Sauce Del Monte Brand 3-oz. cans 11£ Stokely's Catsup 14-oz. bottle 12£ Tomato Soup Van Camp Brand 10-oz. size can 5£ Corned Beef Hash Libby's No. 2 can 15£ Chicken & Noodles Milani's 16-oz. jar 21£ Happy-Vale Salmon tail can 10£ Mission Tuna Light Meat 2 No. 16 cans 25£ Tiny Tot Sardines 2 No. 16 cans 25£ Cut Rite Waxed paper 40-ft. roll/feet 125-foot roll 15£ Brooms Cecil Bruner 5-sew Each 57£ Red Line Each 29£ Meats You don't have right, and they for Safeway a minimum Beef I Tender, lean cuts, to reast Pork I Delicious, fail-flavored East PRIME RIB R Superb roast of Gu BONELESS R Shoulder Clod of Go Red Beans Kidney Beans Standard Pack Corn Burbank Hominy Standard Pack Peas Tomatoes Stokely's Tomatoes Shortening Snowdrift Flour Flour PEANUT BUTTER Beverly Brand. Quality spread. 2-lb jar 29¢ BROWN DERBY BEER Brown Derby Beer is packed in Keglined cans or in bottles. It is now available in the popular "Steinle" type bottles in the 11-ounce size. 3 12-ounce cans 25c 2 22-ounce bottles 25c 4 11-ounce bottles 25c NOTE: Bottles extra on bottled beer. Beer on sale only in stores licensed to sell it. Pork I Delicious, fail-flavored East PRIME RIB R Superb roast of G BONELESS R Shoulder Clod of C BOILING BEER Plate rib beef. Cook SHORT RIBS To bake or braise Dark Karo Blue Label 130 Light Karo Red Label 130 Syrup Sleepy Hollow Bran Pint size jug. 19c Powdered Sugar Leslie's Salt Plain or linedized Vinegar Old Mill Cider pint bottle Wesson Oil pint 2 Olive Oil Alpi Brand 2-oz. bottle SAFEWAY Youth Neighborhood GROCER Most of the prices listed here are everyday low prices at your neighborhood Safeway. Check them carefully. See how much you can save by doing your food buying at Safeway. Visit Safeway this week. Save money in every department. Note also the courteous, yet speedy service you receive in these friendly neighborhood food stores. Marshmallows 15¢ Fluff-1-est Brand. 1-lb. box Assorted. Per package Tomato Juice 3 No.2 cans 25¢ Libby brand Royal Gelatine 5¢ Orange Juice 2 12 oz. cans 23¢ Libby's brand Jell-well 3 boxes for 13¢ Cube flavored Grapefruit Juice 10¢ Ariz.-Sweet or Stokely. No. 2 can Pabst-ett 15¢ Standard or pimiento. Per pkg. Prune Juice 2 12 oz. cans 15¢ Junsweet brand NuMade Mayonnaise 43¢ Pint Jar, 25c; quart Jar Grape Juice 20¢ Welch's. Quart, 30c; pint bottle Salad Dressing 21¢ NuMade. Quart, 35c; pint Jar Long Macaroni 25¢ Globe A-1, 2 lb. Cello pkg. French Dressing 13¢ Hill's brand. 8 ounce bottle Long Macaroni 11¢ Globe A-1, 12 oz. Cello pkg. Orange Marmalade 9¢ Long Spaghetti 25¢ Jell-well 3 boxes for 13¢ Cube flavored Pabst-ett 15¢ Standard or pimiento. Per pkg. NuMade Mayonnaise 43¢ Pint jar, 25c; quart jar. Salad Dressing 21¢ NuMade. Quart, 35c; pint Jar. French Dressing 13¢ Hill's brand, 8-ounce bottle. Orange Marmalade 9¢ King Kelly, 8-ounce Jar. Grape Jam 15¢ Hi-est Quality, 12-oz. Jar. Max-i-muM Milk 3 tail cans 19¢ Evaporated Alpine Milk 3 cans tall 20¢ Also Borden's and Pet. Ovaltine 14-ounce can, 57c; 6-ounce can. Black Pepper 6¢ Schilling's, 2-oz. can. Schilling Nutmeg 8¢ or Cream of Tartar, 2-ounce can. Table Salt 4¢ Lestile's, 24-ounce square package. Fancy Tuna 15¢ Chicken of the Sea. No.½ can. Pard Dog Food 3 tail cans 25¢ Swift's brand. Dog Food Strongheart brand. Tall size can. Brillo 2 pkgs. Choice of two types. Holly Cleanser 3 cans for Purex Bleach Half gallon size Jug. Grapefruit Juice Ariz.-Sweet or Stokely. No. 2 can. Prune Juice 2 cans 15¢ Bunsweet brand. Grape Juice Welch's. Quart, 30c; pint bottle. Long Macaroni 25¢ Globe A-1, 2 lb. Cello pkg. Long Macaroni 11¢ Globe A-1, 12 oz. Cello pkg. Long Spaghetti 25¢ Globe A-1, 2 lb. Cello pkg. Long Spaghetti 11¢ Globe A-1, 12 oz. Cello pkg. Egg Noodles 11¢ Globe A-1, 16 oz., 20c; 8 oz. Camay Soap 2 bars for For face and hands. Lifebuoy Soap 2 bars for Prevents B.O. Sweetheart Toilet soap. Bar. Fels Naptha Laundry soap. Crystal White P & G, White King Soap Scotch Soap Granulated, 35-oz. box. Lux Flakes For fine laundering, 12½-oz. box. Castilian Soap Granulated, 36-oz. box. Zee Tissue 3 rolls for White toilet tissue. Linit Starch For clothes, 12-oz. box. Bluing Goodwin's brand, 10-oz. bottle. Beef Roast CENTER CUT CHUCK ROAST per pound 17¢ ender, lean cuts, to roast. Cut from Safeway Guaranteed Beef. Pork Legs SHANK CUTS 22¢ BUTT CUTS per pound 25¢ delicious, full-flavored Eastern Pork. Guaranteed quality. PRIME RIB ROAST lb. 29¢ Superb roast of Guaranteed Beef. PORK STEAKS per lb. 39¢ Center cut of leg. Eastern. COLORED FRYERS lb. 29£ Or colored hens. Fancy, milk-fed. Pork Legs SHANK CUTS 22¢ BUTT CUTS per pound 25¢ Delicious, full-flavored Eastern Pork. Guaranteed quality. PRIME RIB ROAST lb. 29¢ Superb roast of Guaranteed Beef. BONELESS ROAST lb. 29¢ Shoulder Clod of Guaranteed Beef. BOILING BEEF lb. 11¢ Plate rib beef. Cook with vegetables. SHORT RIBS lb. 15¢ To bake or braise. Quality beef. PORK STEAKS per lb. 39¢ Center cut of leg. Eastern. COLORED FRYERS lb. 29¢ Or colored hens. Fancy, milk-fed. LAMB PATTIES each 5¢ Delicately seasoned, economical Shortening 2 lbs. 25¢ Snowwhite, blub & pkg. Mark Karo Blue Label 13c 3-lb. can 22¢ Light Karo Red Label 13c 3-lb. can 23£ Yrup Sleepy Hollow Brand Pint size jug. 19c quart jug 35£ Powdered Sugar 2 1-lb. boxes 15£ Leslie's Salt Plain or iodized 2-lb. box 7£ Vinegar Old Mill Cider pint bottle 7¢ quart bottle 13£ Wesson Oil pint can 23¢ quart can 44£ Olive Oil Alpi Brand 2-oz. bottle 9¢ 4-ounce bottle 17£ ASPARAGUS per pound 10¢ Fancy grade. Long and green. APPLES 6 lbr. for 25£ Crisp, juicy, Pippins. FRESH PEAS 3 lbs. for 25£ Full pods. Sweet and tender. CARROTS 3 bunches for 5£ Large, full bunches. Fresh! Kitchen Cooking School April 21st, 22st, and 23rd