anaheim-gazette 1937-12-02

World's Biggest Precast Concrete Pipeline is Completed This Week Completion of pipe laying on the world's largest precast concrete pipe line was reported recently at the headquarters of the Metropolitan Water district. Constructed as a part of the distributing system of the Metropolitan aqueduct, the giant water line has an average diameter of 12 feet and its building has required the use of 465,000 barrels of cement. Located along the "upper feeder" of the aqueduct distributing system, the various sections of this pipe line have a total length of 36 miles and have been placed between the Cajalco reservoir near Riverside and the city of Pasadena. That part of the distribution system now under construction will have a total length of 150 miles and will carry 500 million gallons of water daily, or one half the capacity of the main aqueduct. Varying in diameter from 12 feet, the precast concrete sections that make up the line just completed are the largest that have ever been fabricated. Each of these sections is 12 feet long, and in the case of the larger diameter pipe, each section weighs 42 tons. Because of the tremendous size of this pipe, there were no existing pipe plants that could manufacture them, and it was necessary to build three large fabricating plants along the line of the construction operations. The cost of these plants alone represented an investment of nearly a million dollars. In addition to these plants, special trucks, trailers, and giant gantry cranes were also built to haul the pipe from the plants and install it in the trench. Placing of pipe was started on March 21, 1936, and since that date a total of 15,464 sections of the giant pipe have been manufactured and placed in the trench where they will carry Colorado river water to the 13 cities in the Metropolitan Water district. Public is Lauded For Fire Record Increased public caution with fire, the fire fighting activities of the CCC and Forest Service protective forces, favorable climatic conditions and new and more effective facilities for the detection and suppression of forest fires were the factors credited for this year's abnormally low fire record in the national forests of California according to a preliminary report. Death Summons Cypress Resident Mrs. Margaret Eleanor Cawthorn, a resident of Cypress for 38 years, passed away Saturday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkins of Los Angeles, and funeral services were conducted from the First Methodist church of Downey Tuesday afternoon. Interment was at Rose Hills cemetery. Mrs. Cawthorn was 65 years old. MORE ABOUT Hostess Day (Continued from Page 1) serve as hostesses were announced today by Mrs. J. W. Walls, chairman of the ways and means committee of the Ebell club. Other are expected to be added during the next week. Already assigned to stores are: Mrs. L. C. Herron, Mrs. Cass Withered, Mrs. C. O. Lewis, Mr. C. W. Austin, Mrs. Albert Raymond, Mrs. J. W. Newton, Mr. W. H. Hutton, Mrs. W. Dudley, Mrs. A. J. Roquet, Mrs. Margaret Buttreed, Mrs. J. A. Berthaume, Mrs. J. H. Betty, Mrs. Elizabeth Cyprien, Mrs. Leo Friis, Mrs. E. Hapgood, Mrs. Arthur Porter, Mr. E. H Kersten, Mrs. John Kellerberger, Mrs. Chas. Mann, Mrs. Ea Mathison, Mrs. A. P. LeTourneau, Mrs. A. P. M. Brown, Mrs. O. Rockwell, Miss Kate Rea, Mr. O. E. Hanson, Mrs.Wm Gatlin, Mrs.M. A. Gauer, Mrs.L. L Hoskins, Mrs.H.H Halt, Mrs.W Harpster, Mrs Chas.E Haibson, Mrs Roy Helsing, Mrs.G Havard, Mrs Tom Haster, Mrs. C.Jacoby, Mrs.W.G.Ky patrick, Mrs.S.P.Kraemer, Jr., Mrs.A.A.Kemper, Mrs.J.B Kaulbars, Mrs.J.W Wilson, Ms Free Weisel, Mrs.R.H Richan, Mrs.Walter J.Ross,Mrs.Elda Stark,Mrs.William Schumachee Mrs.Newman Sanford,Mrs.C.Sisson,Mrs.E.E.Smith,Mrs.Ea Spencer,Mrs.Frank Tausch,Mrs Paul Tedrick,Mrs.C.P.Tomkin,Mrs.J.W Truxaw,Mrs.Ray V Wagoner,Mrs.Cora Webb,Mr Harry R.Wild,MrsArthur Wilsen,Mrs.F.A.Yungbluth,MrsJ.E.Wallace,Mrs.A.G.Lindee Mrs.J.B.Luth,Mrs.Homes Ames,Mrs.Holly Markle,M Increased public caution with fire, the fire fighting activities of the CCC and Forest Service protective forces, favorable climatic conditions and new and more effective facilities for the detection and suppression of forest fires were the factors credited for this year's abnormally low fire record in the national forests of California according to a preliminary report just issued by Regional Forester S. B. Show of the United States forest service. Since January 1 a total of 1450 forest fires within national forests of California burned over 15,931 acres, in comparison with 1681 fires which burned 78,571 acres of timber and brush areas during the same period in 1936. Included with figures for the present year were fires on private lands within the boundaries of national forests which burned 3,121 acres and were fought by federal fire-fighting forces. Total cost for fire suppression chargeable to fire-fighting funds was $126,706 or about one-half the sum expended for fire control last year. Regional Forester Show, under whom function 18 national forests containing over 19,250,000 acres of land in California and Southwestern Nevada, commenced the many forest visitors who showed increased cooperation in Mrs. Margaret Eleanor Cawthorn, a resident of Cypress for 38 years, passed away Saturday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkins of Los Angeles, and funeral services were conducted from the First Methodist church of Downey Tuesday afternoon. Interment was at Rose Hills cemetery. Mrs. Cawthorn was 65 years of age and the wife of J. C. Cawthorn, rancher living on Orange avenue. In addition to her husband and Mrs. Wilkins, she is survived by two other daughters and four sons. The daughters are Mrs. Roberta Para of Savanna station, and Mrs. Blanche Barber of Santa Monica. The sons are Robert C. Cawthorn of Cypress, Maxwell Cawthorn of Coachella valley, Carey Cawthorn of Imperial valley, and Roger L. Cawthorn of Santa Monica. keeping fire out of the timber and brush lands of the mountains. His report revealed that man-caused forest fires were 23 per cent less than the figure for the corresponding period in 1936. "The outstanding element in the reduction of fire damage in this region, and in other forest areas of the United States, is the increased respect which the public has for its forest playgrounds," Show stated. WE HAVE WITH US NOW EDNA KIRCHNER EXPERT MARCELLER Three SNOWTIME HAIR TRIUMphs Paris gives you these "turn of the century" fashions for Winter's beginning... Pompadours, 1958 version. Crown HAIR Triumph Paris gives you these "turn of the century" fashions for Winter's beginning... Pompadours, 1938 version. Crown your own holiday ensemble with a modern version of this quaint, deliciously feminine coiffure. Our creative hair stylist can give it to you... hair swept upward ending in a burst of soft curls. Shampoo, Finger Wave and Rinsed, Dried 35¢ Fridays and Saturdays Shampoo, Finger Wave and Lovalon Rinse, Dried... 50c Eight Talented Operators to SERVE YOU NO WAITING NOW Laura Prothro, Owner and Operator, gives steaming time on all permanents—also supervises hair dyeing. We guarantee all our work. This is not a school. UNIVERSAL DE LUXE PERMANENT WAVE $1.50 Complete and Guaranteed Ask Laura Prothro about COMBO or SPIRAL PERMANENT Combination Complete. Open evenings Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat., until 9:30 p.m. Universal BEAUTY SALON PHONE 2426 ÷ 101 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. MORE ABOUT Hostess Day Continued from Page 1) Hostesses were announced by Mrs. J. W. Walls, chair of the ways and means com- ficial of the Ebell club. Others elected to be added during the week. Already assigned are: A. C. Herron, Mrs. Cassie M., Mrs. C. O. Lewis, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Albert Ray-Musin, Mrs. Albert Ray-Musin, Jr. W. Newton, Mrs. Hutton, Mrs. W. Dudley, J. Roquet, Mrs. Margaret M., Mrs. J. A. Berthaumm, Mrs. Betty, Mrs. Elizabeth M., Mrs. Leo Fries, Mrs. E. P., Mrs. Arthur Porter, Mrs. Hersten, Mrs. John Kellen-Mrs. Chas. Mann, Mrs. Earl M., Mrs. A. P. LeTourneau, P. M. Brown, Mrs. O. D., Al., Miss Kate Rea, Mrs. Hansson, Mrs. Wm. Gatlias, A. Gauer, Mrs. L. H., Mrs. H. Hailh, Mrs. J.oster, Mrs. Chas. E. Har-Mrs. Roy Helsing, Mrs. E. Hard, Mrs. Tom Haster, C. Jacoby, Mrs. W. G. Kil-Mrs. S. P. Kraemer, Jr., A. Kemper, Mrs. J. Ben-Sisel, Mrs. R. H. Richard,alter J. Ross, Mrs. Eldon Mrs. William Schumacher,owan Sanford, Mrs.C.A.Mrs.E.E.Smith,Mrs.EarlMrs.Frank Tausch,Mrs.Drick,Mrs.C.P.Tompkins,N.W.Truxaw,Mrs.RayVanRr.Mrs.Cora Webb,Mrs.Wild,Mrs.Anthur Wilmms.F.A.Yungbluth,Mrs.Gallace,Mrs.A.G.Lindell.J.B.Luth,Mrs.HomerMrs.Holly Markle,Mrs. Typical American Family Described The federal government has found that the typical American family is buying a home, owns a 1035 automobile and goes to the movies once a week. The earnings, living and spending habits of 100,000 "average" families living on farms, in villages, towns and cities throughout the United States were studied to determine the "typical American Family." The survey was made by the Department of Agriculture's bureau of home economics in 19 city communities, 140 villages and 66 farm counties. A husband, wife and two children were found to comprise the typical family. The husband was found to work in a factory or store for a weekly wage and the woman did her own housework. WORKERS SHARE UP The American worker's share of the national income has steadily increased from 38 per cent in 1850 to over 66 per cent today. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH "The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handywork. There is no speech nor language, where their voice is not heard." These words of the Psalmist are the Golden Text in the Lesson-Sermon on "God the Only Cause and Creator" on Sunday in all branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist,, in Boston, Massachusetts. Among the Bible selections in the Lesson-Sermon are these verses from the Psalms: "Happy is he that hath the God of Jacob for his help, whose hope is in the Give Electrical Gifts this Christmas SNUG WARMTH FOR WINTER NIGHTS EVERYONE CAN USE AN ELECTRIC HEATING PAD—Special price arranged. (Illus.ATED GENERAL ELECTRIC VOLUME OF COMFORT" HEATING PAD). Soft wool winder down cover. Two accurate, non-radio-interfering thermostats. Rubberized waterproof cover. Three-heat switch located conveniently close to pad. In various colors. THE NEW STREAMLINED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS MEATS Be sure of the finest meat—yet at low prices—by making all your purchases at Safeway. Through scientific methods, Safeway makes certain of perfect meats at all times. Order your favorite cut here today. GROUND BEEF Fresh, lean Safeway Guaranteed beef, ground under good supervision, and packed in Visking casings. Fancy roasts, cut from center of seven-bone of S. Guaranteed beef. Excellent put roasted with noo. SHORTENING Fluffo brand or Armour's White Cloud brand of sausage at a low price. For frying or baking. Packed in cans. PORK ROAST Blade rib or tain end. (Center cut loin, lb. 33c) PORK LIVER Fancy Eastern pork liver. Excellent with bacon. PORK SAUSAGE Pure pork and spices. In bulk or Visking casing. SLIGED BACON 1/2 lb. pkg. Hormel's Minnesota or Morrell's Pride brands. SPARERIBS Lean meaty ribs from Eastern pork. Fine flavor. SAUERKRAUT 2 lbs. 15c Crisp Eastern sauerkraut. WIENERS Or Frankfurters. Skinless type wieners or lb. 17c. Franks, priced low. Jell-well Assorted flavors Note low price 3 boxes for 10c Blossom Time Honey 5-lb. can 39c Libby's Red Salmon No. 1 tall can 20c Mission Tuna Choice light meat 2 No. 1 tall can 25c Tomato Sauce Val Vita Brand 7½ oz. can 3c Libby Corned Beef Fine grained can 17c Peanut Butter Deverly Brand 2-lb. lar. 30c Chocolate Hobbies Delicious cookies 1-lb. bag EVERYONE CAN USE AN ELECTRIC HEATING PAD. Several price ranges are available. (Illustrated) GENERAL ELECTRIC VOLUME OF COMFORT HEATING PAD. Soft wool cowl-down cover. Two acoustic non-radio-interfering thermo-stats. Rubberized waterproof clover. Three-heat switch located conveniently close to pad. In various colors. M-M-M, WAFFLES! The new waffle trous almost run themselves. New streamline designs (illustrated). Two-acoustic non-radio-interfering thermo-stats. Rubberized waterproof clover. Three-heat switch located conveniently close to pad. In various colors. CLEAN HEAT for CHILLY CORNERS THERMADOR SPRED-RAY SPRED-RAY STREAMLINED —one of the most successful models ever introduced. Radiates warmth over wide area. Bronze finish SEE YOUR ELECTRICAL DEALER TIME MARCHES ON to the accurate measurement of the modern electric clock. Illustrated here prior two models from the 1958 General Electric line. The lithaca (left) at... $2.95 and the New Hostess Kitchen Clock (right) $5.25 THE NEW STREAMLINED TOASTMASTER Pops up the toast at exactly the right instant. Hospitality set consists of large walnut two double-compartment appetizer dishes, and serving trays. 2-Slice Toastmaster with Hospitality Set $19.75 2-Slice Toastmaster only $16.00 Buy An EVERHOT ROASTER Get this steel utility table ABSOLUTELY FREE Cooks a complete meal for 6 to 8 people. No special wiring. Square or oval models with three-pan cooking set. Working height steel table with cutlery drawer. Broiler appliance at slight extra cost. Square Model $27.95 Oval Model $21.95 Jell-well Assorted flavors Note low price 3 boxes for 10c Blossom Time Honey 5-lb. can 39c Libby's Red Salmon No.1 tail can 20c Mission Tuna Choice light meat 2可食 cans 25c Tomato Sauce Val Vita Brand 714 oz. can 3c Libby Corned Beef Fine grained 12oz. can 17c Peanut Butter Beverly Brand 2-lb. jar .30c 1-lar 18c Chocolate Hobbies Delicious Cookies 1-lb. bag 23c Crackers Better Best Brand Sodas or Grahams 1-lb. box 13c Fig Bars Twelve tasty bars Cello-wrapped per pkg. 10c Stokely's Peas Honey Pod Variety 2可食 cans 25c Cut Green Beans Stokely's Finest No.2 can 10c Golden-Pumpkin Libby or Del Monte No.2½ can 10c Calumet Baking Powder 1-lb. can 19c Formay Shortening 1-lb. can 47c Crisco Shortening 1-lb. can 50c Wesson Oil For salads and frying pint 21c quart can 40c Quaker Oats Quick or regular 9 cup evaporated 18c Grape-Nuts Crisp, crunchy breakfast cereal 12oz.盒 15c Small White Beans Cello-Pack 1-lb.bag 7c 2-lb.bag 12c Floischmann's Yeast Wrapped in foil 3 cakes for 10c Swans Down Cake Flour 24-lb. box 23c Fischer's Cake Flour 2-lb. pkg. 15c Morton's Salt Plain or lolized 26oz. box 7c Max-i-muM Milk Rich, pure evaporated tall can 6c Strongheart Doq Food tall can 5c G. E. Light Globe Mazda Globe each 16c Laundry Soap White King, P & G. 3 bars for 10c White Apricot Del Monte Pears Libby Plums Suprema Cliff Pineapple Juice Airway Coat Nob Hill Co NuMade Meal Salad Dress Bear Brown (Bottle Price ex-tk) Beer Brown (Bottle Price ex-tk) VEGETATE Standard pack or Green No.2 cans PORK Van Camp's 2½, 31-oz. 20-oz, 8 cans SAFEWAY State's School of Tuberculosis Test These examinations were made to the local tuberculosis associations for the purpose of discovering early cases of the disease in California. Clifton explained. It has been known for years that this communicable disease could be jumped out of existence if it were possible to completely control the spread of infection, he said. Now, with the tuberculin test and the modern X-ray, we can detect early infections and cure them before they have had a chance to be spread to others," Clifton said. "The tuberculin skin test will reveal the slightest infection with the tubercle bacillus, while the modern X-ray and physical examination will show the presence of the disease in the body before any outward symptoms have developed. The examination of the school children of California, then, leads to the discovery and cure of cases which would not otherwise be discovered until outward symptoms appeared, and therefore is an aid in preventing the spread of this disease to other children. "Also, in the case of students showing infection, we attempt to uncover the source of that infection. We know that every case of tuberculosis comes from another and when we find a student infected with the disease we know that somewhere among the members of his family or in the circle of his acquaintance there must be someone with active disease spreading the germs. It is part of our problem to find this person and to stop this continued spreading of germs. "The expense of giving tuberculin tests and X-rays is defrayed by the funds realized from the sale of Christmas Seals." Liquor Bottles of Two Types Banned December 31 will see the elimination of two types of liquor bottles from the shelves of California liquor dealers, according to Ray Edgar, member of the state board of equalization. By action of the 1937 legislature, Edgar points out, two-ounce bottles of distilled spirits are outlawed in California except that they may be sold on trains and boats for consumption on the premises. The legislature also banned the bottling of wine in flask containers of less than one-half gallon capacity which are of a type similar to those used for bottling distilled spirits. V. F. W. TO MEET The regular meetings of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post and auxiliary will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the I.O.O.F. hall. D BEEF lb. 15c ROAST lb. 21c TENING lb. 10c ROUND STEAK Center cut steaks from round of Safeway beef. PRIME RIB ROAST Prime rib roast from 1st five ribs of fancy beef. BONELESS ROAST Shoulder clad rolled prime rib or rolled rump cuts. BOILING BEEF Cut from plate rib of Safeway guaranteed beef. SHORT RIBS Short ribs of Guaranteed beef to bake or braise. SEA BASS Fresh Sliced fresh sea bass to try or broil. Note low price. OYSTERS Large Selects New York doz. Large size. To fry or stew. SAFEWAY Listed here, you'll find samples of the low prices that are now in effect at the Safeway store in your neighborhood. Many new reductions have been made in the past few days... reductions that mean real savings to you. Come to Safeway this week and re-stock your pantry for the holiday season that is right upon us. Make savings at Safeway a regular habit. Tomato Juice Libby Brand 2 cans 15c Hormel Soups Cream of Mushroom, Noodle, Pea, Vegetable, or Vegetable-Beef. 16 oz. can 10c Stokely Hominy Large, white. No. 2½ can 9c Tomatoes Standard pack. 3 cans 25c Kidney Beans Stokely's Finest. No. 2 can 10c Stokely's Spinach Finest quality. 2 cans 25c Milani's Spaghetti Italian style. 16 oz. size 12c Pancake Flour Fisher's. 2-pound package 15c GET ONE OF THESE 4-PIECE CHRISTMAS DOLL SETS 1 Medium package White King Granulated Soap 2 Bars White King Toilet Soap Four-piece Doll Furniture Set. ALL FOR 53c Price, ex-tax., .51456; sales tax., .01544 1 large box White King Gran. Soap 2 bars White King Toilet Soap Four-piece Doll Furniture Set. ALL FOR 62c Price, ex-tax., .60194; sales tax., .01806 Robin Hood Oleomargarine Wholesome, economical spread. Try a lb. Approved by Homemakers' Bureau. 2 lbs. cartons 27c FLOUR VALUES KITCHEN GRAFT BRAND Milled from top grades of wheat. Uniformly high in quality. No.5 bag 19c No.10 bag 37c No.24½-lb. bag 79c No.49-lb. bag $155 Whole Apricots Stokely's Peeled No. 2½ can 18c Del Monte Peaches Sliced or halves No. 2½ size can 15c Pears Libby or Del Monte Fancy Bartlett ½'s can 15c Libby Plums De Luxe pack 2 No. 2½ cans 25c Suproma Cherries Red sour pitted No. 2 can 15c Pineapple Juice Libby Dole No. 2 can 10c Airway Coffee Mild-mellow blend per Ground at store lb. 17c Nob Hill Coffee Finesst Quality per lb. 23c NuMade Mayonnaise pint lar 23c quart lar 41c Salad Dressing DUCHESS pint lar 20c quart lar 34c Bear Brown Derby Brand (Bottles are extra) 4 11-ounce bottles 25c Beer Brown Derby Brand (Bottles are extra) giant quart 15c Beer Brown Derby Brand (Bottles are extra) sales tax .00182 NOTE: Beer is offered for sale only in Safeways licensed to sell it. FLOUR VALUES KITCHEN GRAFT BRAND Milled from top grades of wheat. Uniformly high in quality. No.5 bag $19c No.10 bag $37c No.24 bag $79c No.49 bag $155 bag HARVEST BLOSSOM BRAND All-purpose blend of flour. Priced low at your Safety. No.5 bag $18c No.10 bag $31c No.24 bag $67c No.98 bag $239 bag Marshmallows Fleffiest Lb. Box 15¢ 5-oz. Box 5¢ VEGETABLES Standard pack Corn, Peas or Green Beans. 3 No.2 cans 25¢ PORK & BEANS Van Camp's Brand. No. 2½, 31-oz. can, 11c. 20-oz. Can 8 cans 16-oz. Can 6 cans GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 10¢ Large size, Juicy, Imperial Valley grown. BANANAS FANCY QUALITY lb. 5¢ Large, golden-ripe, Medium size bunches. CARROTS 3 bunches for 5¢ Fresh, medium size carrots. Full bunches. CABBAGE Locally grown; crisp solid heads ... lb. 2c ONIONS Sweet Spanish type fine for sandwiches... lb. 10c BURBANKS No.1 quality Stock-ton Burbanks ... lb. 22c RUSSETS No.1 quality Idaho Russet potatoes ... lb. 19c POTATOES Speciall pack Bur-banks, Note price ... lb. 17c SWEET POTATOES Merced grown Jersey sweet potatoes ... lb. 15c PEARS Fancy No.1 Lake County Eartletts ... lb. 25c APPLES Idaho grown Rome Beauty apples ... lb. 25c JONATHANS Northern grown Jonathan apples ... lb. 25c PIPPINS Watsonville grown Pippin apples ... lb. 25c AVOCADOS Good size Avocados Fine-flavor ... lb. 25c DATES Coachella valley Deglet Noors ... lb. 15c Prices effective in Safeway-operated departments of stores within 35 miles of Los Angeles, through Saturday, December 4. Sales tax will be added to prices on all taxable items.