anaheim-gazette 1938-03-31

MORE ABOUT Survey (Coninued from Page 1) Hafson is chairman of the committee. Loan Plan Told Carter Sharpe of the Reconstruction Finance corporation was a guest at the meeting this morning and discussed the functions of the Disaster Loan corporation, a branch of the RFC. He pointed out that persons suffering flood damage to their property may obtain loans for rehabilitation on three percent interest through the Disaster Loan corporation. To be eligible for the loan, the applicant must be unable to borrow funds through the normal channels and must show ability to repay over a period of time. Length of time the loan may run is determined after consultation with the borrower, Sharpe said. The Disaster Loan corporation is designed especially to assist farm owners whose property was damaged by the flood. Information on loans may be obtained at Two Youths Admit Several Burglaries Arrest of two juvenile boys, one a resident of Fullerton and the other of Long Beach, solved 11 burglaries and two petty thefts most of which occurred in northern Orange county. The boys were arrested last Thursday by deputy sheriffs. The pair admitted burglaring the homes of Walter Staley and Arthur Staley on Placentia avenue, George Nelson on La Jolla and Dawling roads, Amelia Porras, Atwood colony, W. R. Hull, Anaheim road, and Howard Jerome, Anaheim and Miller roads. ATTEND MEETING Harry C. Arthur, Sr., president of the Anaheim chamber of commerce, and John A. Morgan, secretary, were guests of the Fullerton chamber of commerce last evening when that organization held its annual dinner meeting. the corporation's office in the Ramona building in Santa Ana or from the chamber of commerce here. Children Enjoy First Cones ALBUQUERQUE, New Mesa Into Albuquerque last week a bus with an unusual group children. None of them had caten an ice-cream cone or s movie, although they lived on miles away in the little Spa American mountain village Juan Tomas which has houses, a church and a school no store, no telephones, no ra no automobiles. All of Juan Tomas' 40 sc boys and girls (aged 5 to 13) kept three who were ill, arrived Albuquerque sober and drinking in everything with eyes. They were marched into a park for a picnic lunch ice cream. Five little girls they did not like ice cream, their cones away. The rest bled tentatively, then gulped After lunch they looked at PARRK YOUR HORSE ON OUR LOT-EVERYTHING READY FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY — EAST CENTER AT EMILY W ALPHA BETA'S BEST FLOUR 69¢ EVERY SACK GUARANTEED GET A LOVELY TYROLEAN WILDFLOWER PEASANT APRON ONLY 25% WITH PURCHASE OF SPERRY Pancake & Waffle FLOUR 48-oz. package 27¢ GLOBE "A-1" FLOUR 24]-lb. 88¢ sack GLOBE "A-1" BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 40-oz. 22¢ pkg. SHREDDED N. B. C. WHEAT reg. size 11¢ BETTER BEST Grahams or SODAS 2-lb. 1-lb. 13¢ 25¢ pkg. FRENCH'S Price .106; tax .004 BIRD SEED pkg. 11¢ APRICOTS 5¢ WESTVALE WHOLE Buff can HANDY FOR LUNCHES AND SALADS JELL-A-Teen 10¢ YOUR CHOICE 3 pkgs MANY FLAVORS TO CHOOSE FROM WHITE KING ORANULATED Lge. 29¢ SOAP P. .281, T. .009 WHITE KING TOILET Bar 5¢ SOAP P. .048, T. .002 WHITE KING Lavender or 15¢ SOAP P. .145, T. .005 VAN CAMR'S OVAL SARDINES 2 for 15¢ "SUN-VITE" SPAGHETTI OR MAGARONI 1-lb. cella 13¢ SLICED 4-OZ. TIN MUSHROOMS 19¢ BOLIVAR LARGE RIPE OLIVES 2 No. 1 25£ STUFFED QUEEN 2¼-OZ. OLIVES for 10£ LIBBY'S SWEET SPUDS 2 No. 2] cans MASTERPIECE NO. ½ CAN SPINACH 1 VERMONT MAID Cane 4N SYRUP 3 jug CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 3 cans for SEA FOODS FOR LENT SALMON 1's tail WHITE KING ORGANIZED DARK BISSELS pkg. 29¢ SOAP P .281, T .005 WHITE KING TOILET SOAP 5¢ Bar P .048, T .002 WHITE KING Laundry SOAP 15¢ giant P .145, T .005 SCOTCH GRAN. SOAP Economy FOR THE DISHES, pkg. 23¢ HEAVY LAUNDRY P .223, T .007 SARDINES 2 for 15¢ "SUN-VITE" SPAGHETTI OR MAGARONI 1-lb. 13¢ SLICED 4-OZ. TIN MUSHROOMS 19¢ BOLIVAR LARGE RIPE OLIVES 2 No.1 tall 25¢ STUFFED QUEEN 2¼-OZ. OLIVES jar 10¢ C-H-B CUCUMBER CHIPS 25-oz. jar 18¢ ALPHA BETA'S BETTER VALUES FANCY LAMB ROAST lb. 22¢ BEEF POT ROAST lb. 16¢ BACON Piece or Sliced lb. 28¢ PURE LARD AND SHORTENING 2 lbs. 25¢ FANCY VEAL ROA FANCY VEAL STI SHOULDER CUT PORK ROA BULK KR WEINERS The MARCH OF TIME Prepared by the Editors of TIME The Weekly Newsmagazine Children Enjoy At Cones BUQUERQUE, New Mexico Albuquerque last week rolled as with an unusual group of children. None of them had ever an ice-cream cone or seen a ice, although they lived only 40 away in the little SpanishAmerican mountain village of Tomas which has seven sites, a church and a school; but more, no telephones, no radios, automobiles. Of Juan Tomas' 40 schooland girls (aged 5 to 13), extreme who were ill, arrived at albuquerque sober and silent, sitting in everything with their they were marched first a park for a picnic lunch and dream. Five little girls found did not like ice cream, gave cones away. The rest nibtentatively, then gulped. After lunch they looked at Albuquerque's buildings, rode on policemen's motorcycles, squealed as they rode up the elevator to the top of Albuquerque's eight-story First National bank building. Although their hosts—the Albuquerque "Tribune"—had not planned it, they were educated in pain as well as pleasure; as they watched Albuquerque's firemen climb—a building, a rope broke. Two firemen fell 40 feet, were seriously injured, and the children agreed to spend part of the money they had been saving for play-ground equipment to send them flowers. At the cinema the youngsters perched on the backs of the folded seats until their teacher explained they could be let down. They saw "Tom Sawyer," wept when Tom and Becky were lost in the cave, failed to laugh at any part of it. Biggest thrill to the Juan Tomus children, however, was not Albuquerque's civilization but the wonders of nature. They insisted on seeing the zoo twice, were most awed by the monkeys and lions. Said a sparkling-eyed 5-year-old, looking at the ostrich: "Oh, what a big chicken!" Four-Lane Highway Opening Celebrated Ceremonies at the line between Orange and San Diego counties last Saturday afternoon marking the opening of a new road connecting San Clemente and Ocean-side with four lanes of safety highway. Featuring the event was a talk by Governor Frank Merriam who lauded planners of the $1,500,000 highway, said to be the final link in the longest three and four-lane road in the world. Governor Merriam traced history of El Camino Real from the early days of the mission padres to the present speedy road, brought about since formation of organizations to improve the route in 1964. Buquerque's civilization but the wonders of nature. They insisted on seeing the zoo twice, were most awed by the monkeys and lions. Said a sparkling-eyed 5-year-old, looking at the ostrich: "Oh, what a big chicken!" Fullerton Walk Plan Outdoor Plans are virtually complete the third annual outdoor be given at Hillcrest park. Fullerton Saturday and Sunday. Fullerton chapter, Izak League. A complete line of buses, guns and ammunition equipment and campers will be displayed by known firms during added features of these competitions between teams and pistol teams show. John C. Gregorius of the chapter Gerner is committee co-president. Traffic Death in State Dept. There were 99 few deaths in California first two months of 1938 ing the corresponding 1937, Director Ray Inne department of motor vehicle vealed this week. UP WANTED BE US A HAND ROUND-UP Your Friends and ROUND-UP OF NEW ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS Hurry! Hurry! SPRING ROUND-UP OF WESTERN RECIPES ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS ing ready for the Round-up er at Emily West Center at Palm ALBER'S—IT'S NEW! Corn Flakes 2 pkgs. 3½ c in deal ea. BUTTER MAID—SPLIT TOP BREAD 1½ lb. 12 c loaf STEN IN JOE PENNER COCOMALT can 35 c BUTTER solid pound 31 c ARGE FRESH EGGS doz. 23 c NINE GRANULATED SUGAR 10 lbs. 53 c MILK 3¹⁷ c tall finer flavor cans Try this fine quality—IN YOUR COFFEE BBY'S SWEET PUDS 2 No. 2¹⁵ cans 25 c MASTERPIECE NO. 2½ CAN PINACH 10 c VERMONT MAID Cane & Maple SYRUP 24 oz. jug 34 c AMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 3 cans for 20 c EA FOODS FOR LENT SALMON RED 1¹⁵ c tall 20 c IRIS COFFEE SPRING ROUND-UP OF WESTERN RECIPES/ ROUND-O SALE FOR WESTERN HOUSEWINS 14-oz. Bottle CATSUP 8 c SODA or 1-lb. 7½ c GRAHAMS pkg. KELLOGG'S 2 PKGS. CORN FLAKES 7 c ea. MARSH-MALLOWS 12 c 1-LB. CELLO PKC. MERMAID POWDER LARGE PKG. 17 c Price .165; tax .005 MISSION BELL 3 bars for 13 c Price .126; tax .004 Savon CASTILE SOAP Bar 5 c Price .048 tax .002 CARNATION Price BROOM DOG FOOD Price KENNEL KING WHITE KING WATER SOFTENER SUN-RICH EVERGR CORN SUN-RICH Grapefruit Juice TOILET ISSUE 5 rolls 15 c PODS 2 cans 25 ASTERPIECE NO. 2½ CAN SPINACH 10¢ VERMONT MAID Cane & Maple SYRUP 34¢ AMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 3 cans for 20¢ FAFOODS FOR LENT RED 1's tail 20¢ ALMON RED 1's tail 20¢ MALL PKG.-Pr. .067 tax .003-7c BRILLO LARGE PKG. 14¢ RVALUES IN MEATS FANCY WEAL ROAST lb. 18¢ FANCY WEAL STEW lb. 12¢ HOULDER CUT PORK ROAST lb. 20¢ BULK KRAUT lb. 5¢ WEINERS-CONEYS lb. 18¢ ALPHA BETA'S BET FANCY BELLEFLEUR APPLES 11 lbs. FANCY NO. 1 RUSSETT POTATOES 10 lbs. SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOWER each SPANISH SWEET ONIONS 4 lbs. ORANGES Fancy Califor Fullerton Waltons Plan Outdoor Show Plans are virtually complete for the third annual outdoor show to be given at Hillerest park in Fullerton Saturday and Sunday by the Fullerton chapter, Izaak Walton League. A complete line of house trailers, guns and ammunition, fishing equipment and camping necessities will be displayed by nationally known firms during the show. Added features of the event will be competitions between archery teams and pistol teams and a must show. John C. Gregory is president of the chapter and Ernest Garner is committee chairman. Traffic Death Toll in State Decreases There were 99 fewer traffic deaths in California during the first two months of 1938 than during the corresponding period of 1937, Director Ray Ingels of the department of motor vehicles revealed this week. County Seat People Demand Span Bridge A group of property owners living near the Santa Ana boulevard bridge over the Santa Ana river late last week asked the Santa Ana city council to replace the damaged pile structure with a span bridge. The bridge was damaged during the recent floods. The city council denied the pile bridge was responsible for the overflow of water onto lands nearby and added that the city had no funds available for erection of a span type bridge. City Engineer J. L. McBride reported cost would run about $85,-000 for a new bridge. Repair of the present structure would cost $5,000, he said. Tell the merchant you saw his ad in The Gazette. The figures for this year show 220 deaths in January and 195 in February, while the January figure for last year was 305 and for February, 209. Home Here Damaged by Acts of Vandal Acts of vandalism at his home were reported last night to Anaheim police by A. J. Larsen, 937 N. Lemon street. During the absence of the family for a short time early in the evening someone threw bottles through the windows and venetian blinds of the house, Larsen said. CMTC Applications Obtainable Friday Applications for enrollment in the Citizen's Military Training camps at Fort McArthur and Monterey may be obtained beginning tomorrow, it was announced today. Youths between 17 and 21 years of age are eligible for enrollment. Applications may be obtained from Major Raymond E. Smith, Captain E. E. Fearn, the Anaheim chamber of commerce, or any other previous attendant at the camps. SALE IT'S SPRING ROUND-UP TIME SPRING ND-UP ALE WHOOP-EVY FOR WESTERN HOUSEWINES b. 7½c g. 10c PKG. WHEAT ES 7¢ en. KRISPIES 1¢ BUY NOW! 2¢ PEAS No.2 can 10¢ FROM UTAH SUN-RICH OR CLEAN PACK EARLY JUNE PEAS 7¢ SHAKER SALT—PLAIN OR IODIZED CARNATION Price .864; tax .026 BROOM BEST 89¢ DOG-FOOD Price .165; tax .008 KENNEL KING 3 tall 17¢ cans WHITE KING WATER—30-OZ. SOFTENER Pr.165 Tx.005 17¢ SUN-RICH EVERGREEN CORN No.2 can 9¢ SUN-RICH Grapefruit Juice No.2 can 25¢ GRAN. SOAP Price .262 tax .008 PAR large pkg. 27¢ WAX PAPER Price .048 tax .002 CUT-RITE small roll 5¢ DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE 3 buffet 11¢ cans CALIFORNIA GIRL SOLID PACK TOMATOES No.2 can 10¢ SUN-RICH Tomato Juice 12-ez. can 5¢ ZEE TISSUE Choice of WHITE GREEN ORCHID 3 ROLLS 11¢ Price .106; tax .004 ZEE TOWELS 150 Towels Each Roll DOZENS OF USES IN THE HOME 2 rolls for 15¢ Price .145; tax .005 5¢ SNOW-DRIFF 3 50¢ TOMATOES VAL-VITA 2 for 15¢ SOFTENER 17¢ SUN-RICH EVERGREEN CORN 9¢ SUN-RICH Grapefruit Juice 25¢ SAUCE 3 buffet can 11¢ CALIFORNIA GIRL SOLID PACK TOMATOES No.2½ can 10¢ SUN-RICH Tomato Juice 12 oz. 5¢ ZEE TOWELS 150 Towels Each Roll OZ.ZENS OF USES IN THE HOME 2 rolls for 15¢ Price (165) tax .005 SNOW-DRIFT 50¢ PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING TOMATOES VAL-VITA 2 for 15¢ No.2½'s CALIFORNIA GROWN TOMATOES TA'S BETTER FRUIT & VEG-VALUES 11 lbs. 25¢ FANCY LARGE ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 10¢ 10 lbs. 17¢ SWEET SUGAR PEAS 3 lbs. 17¢ WER each 5¢ FANCY RED ROSE NEW POTATOES 5 lbs. 17¢ 4 lbs. 10¢ FANCY NORTHERN ASPARAGUS 2 lbs. 25¢ Fancy California Navel 150 size dozen 10¢