anaheim-gazette 1938-06-23

Santa Ana Next For of Anaheim Still in a tie for second place in spite of their two-game losing streak, Anaheim Valencias invade the Santa Ana Municipal bowl tomorrow evening to meet Doc Smith's Stars for the second time this year and to close the second round of play in the National Niteball league. Joe Cornelius' unpredictable crew played second-division ball against Brea last Friday and again against Huntington Beach Tuesday and as a result took two trimmings. Brea won, 5 to 2, by scoring five runs in the first inning after two were out. Four errors in the inning aided their cause. The Oilers rapped Rudy Herman and Ted Neja for 18 safeties to win 12 to 3. Anaheim maintained its tie for second place, however, through the inability of San Bernardino to win in its last two starts. Whittier dumped the Ponies Friday night, 3 to 2, and Santa Ana scored another 3 to 2 victory over them Tuesday night. Anaheim and San Bernardino are now three games back of Huntington Beach. Santa Ana is in fourth place by virtue of splitting two games. The Stars lost, 3 to 2, in 11 innings to the Oilers before beating the Ponies. The Stars lost Merle Hapes to Irvine this week. Orange also split its two games, beating Irvine, 1 to 0, Friday and losing to Whittier, 5 to 2, Tuesday. It was Whittier's third straight win after 10 consecutive defeats. The Cubs won from Irvine in the ninth by registering their only hit off Ira Lambert Files W. T. Lambert, county auditor, today filed with the county clerk for re-election to succeed himself. Because of the fact that his office has been conducted solely in the interest of the taxpayer and on many occasions has refused to approve for payment demands that were not legal or that tended towards loose and extravagant spending, Lambert has greatly increased his strength throughout the county. "I have always considered that my first duty was the protection of the taxpayer and while it has not always been popular to do so, have had to refuse the payment of unjust claims to even my friends. If the majority of the Orange county taxpayers are in accord with my record I hope that they games back of Huntington Beach. Santa Ana is in fourth place by virtue of splitting two games. The Stars lost, 3 to 2, in 11 innings to the Oilers before beating the Ponies. The Stars lost Merle Hapes to Irvine this week. Orange also split its two games, beating Irvine, 1 to 0, Friday and losing to Whittier, 5 to 2, Tuesday. It was Whittier's third straight win after 10 consecutive defeats. The Cubs won from Irvine in the ninth by registering their only hit off Ira DeBusk with two men out and a man on second as the result of an error and a passed ball. The league standings: W. L. Pct. Huntington Beach ... 11 ... 2 ... 840 Anaheim ... 8 ... 5 ... 615 San Bernardino ... 8 ... 5 ... 615 Santa Ana ... 7 ... 6 ... 539 Orange ... 6 ... 7 ... 461 Brea ... 5 ... 8 ... 385 Irvine ... 4 ... 9 ... 308 Whittier ... 3 ... 10 ... 231 CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSINESS Under Fletitious Name The undersigned does hereby certify that he is conducting a school and office equipment business at 209 East Center Street, Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California under the fictitious name of Universal School and Office Equipment Co., and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names and addresses are as follows to-wit: Theodore B. Kuchel, 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Withdraw my Hand this the 23rd day of June, 1938. Signed THEODORE B. KUCHEL, State of California, County of Orange, On this 23rd day of June, A. D., 1938, before me Forrest F. Towler, a Notary Public in and for said county and state, reading Tarvin, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared Theodore B. Kuchel, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. In witness whereof, J. have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate fires above written. FORREST F. FOWLER, Notary public in and for Said County and State. Alterations Made By Penney Store Extensive modernization and expansion have been completed by the J. C. Penney company store, 124 W. Center street; it was disclosed today by Charles Atwell manager. The alterations add to the attractiveness of the interior, lighting facilities and general convenience, as well as providing an opportunity to an expansion in stock. Complete remodeling of the basement permitted the establishment of new departments for boys and girls wear and the bedding department. Several other departments were also brought downstairs from the main floor. One of the features of the basement is an arrangement which will allow one of the wall cases to be moved to one side, thus opening up additional space for toyland during Christmas season. New lighting fixtures have been installed on the main floor, adding greatly to the illumination at night. Buena Park to Vote on Sewage Disposal Residents in the Buena Park sanitary district will shortly be called upon to vote upon a plan to construct a sewage disposal plant providing PWA officials approve plans which will be presented to them in the near future. Welfare Department Activities By Jack W. Snow, director of Orange county department of Social welfare This is the fourth of a series of articles by Mr. Snow on various aspects of the relief problem in Orange county. In addition to the county welfare department with its responsibility for unemployables, and for state relief administration and Works Progress administration, up to provide for employable persons, there are other pu- agencies and programs active in Orange county. The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) is a well-known federal work relief program for physically fit young men between the ages of 17 and 23 who have dependent in addition to their care at camps, a cash allowance is provided, the larger part of which sent to the dependent relative his or her support. Enrollment handled by the welfare department in this county. Another federal program is National Youth Administration (NYA). Two types of assistance are provided. The first is student aid which is administered by school authorities under the supervision of the county NYA representative to enable students partially finance their education. The second type of aid provides under this program is on the order of vocational training and w relief. The NYA band and NYA toy project which are widely known throughout the county examples of the latter type. The Farm Security administration is a federal agency primarily intended to make rehabilitation loans to marginal farm families While the loans are made w Buena Park to Vote on Sewage Disposal Residents in the Buena Park sanitary district will shortly be called upon to vote upon a plan to construct a sewage disposal plant providing PWA officials approve plans which will be presented to them in the near future. The plant would be located on 10 acres of land northwest of Buena Park. Estimated cost of the project is $38,000. Los Angeles 555 rooms with bath • Directly opposite the downtown Los Angeles. • Easy chairs, sleep-in-spring beds, large rooms with luxurious fittings. • Unsurpassed service and luxury are yours at amazingly low cost. A Luxurious Room with Bath from $250 Single HOTEL Clark 426 SOUTH HILL STREET ANY NEW SHIPS TAKING CITRUS TO EUROPE Supervisors Refuse Tax Cancellations Request by the state veterans' welfare board for cancellation of taxes on a number of pieces of Orange county property was turned down this week by county supervisors on advice of District Attorney W. F. Menton. Menton told the board that both Orange and other counties had been denying the applications for tax cancellation on grounds that if they were granted, several million dollars' worth of property throughout the state would be registered in the welfare board's name, resulting in huge losses in taxes. Santa Anan Suicide by Carbon Monoxide Despondent over ill health, Henry Meier, 32, ended his life by carbon monoxide gas at his home Protests of Orange county boroughs against the wage rise last week by the county visors for re-location of the Ana canyon highway and Fe railroad, near the Prairie site, were registered with the county board. Visors explained they were less to make a change date. The 60-cent an hour common laborers was criticized below standard. It was out that common labor was ed a 75-cent rate on the radio beacon project. in Santa Ana early Tuesday on Earl Abbey said. Meier's wife discovered body, slumped over the wheel of his auto while parked in the garage. Typical of many new ships in the citrus export trade this season is Mostun," above, a 305 foot, diesel powered, floating refrigerator, enroute to British and Scandinavian ports on her maiden voyage, 60,500 boxes of California citrus, of which 50,000 boxes is Exe fruit. Below are seen Sunkist valencias and grapefruit being loaded to the "Mostun" (left) and "Samuel Baake" (right). The ships belong to the Mosvold Line (Norwegian) and Knutsen Line (Danish) respectively, both newcomers to this trade this season, adding six similar ships. Due to its large volume and willingness to make firm bookings, the Orchard Fruit Growers Exchange has been able to bring a number of ships into the California citrus export trade this season. Exports of lus toranges, lemons and grapefruit for the season to July 1 amount practically two million boxes to almost 100 ports across the Atlantic Pacific, the Exchange export sales department reports. Fare Department Head Tells Activities of Various Agencies Welfare Department Head Tells Activities of Various Agencies Jack W. Snow, director county department of Social welfare is the fourth of a series articles by Mr. Snow on vari- aspects of the relief problem range county. Addition to the county wel-department with its responsi- for unemployables, and the relief administration and the Progress administration set provide for employable per- there are other public services and programs active in the county. Civilian Conservation corps is a well-known federal relief program for physically men between the ages and 23 who have dependents. It to their care at the cash allowance is pro- the larger part of which is the dependent relative for other support. Enrollment is led by the welfare depart- on this county. Other federal program is the local Youth administration. Two types of assistance provided. The first is student which is administered by authorities under the in- of the county NYA represe- to enable students to help finance their education. Second type of aid provided this program is on the order national training and work. The NYA band and the way project which are widely throughout the county are modes of the latter type. Farm Security administra- a federal agency primarily used to make rehabilitation to marginal farm families. The loans are made with the expectation of repayment, this agency also makes occasional out- right relief grants in emergencies for subsistence purposes. The county hospital is a public relief agency which provides medical care for needy persons. Still active is the self-help cooperative movement in this county, although in a much more limited way than was the case several years ago. State and federal funds have been advanced, both as out- right grants and as loans with the expectation that members of the units would become at least partially self-supporting. The state is at present considering giving increased help to this program. Veterans welfare is a wide field in itself. The county budget covers up the veterans welfare as a separate department, and the county budget covers administrative expense only. The amount of federal and state assistance going to county veterans is substantial, but it comes through special agencies and bureaus. The veterans welfare department serves chiefly as a coordination and service agency, with most emergency and other forms of indigent relief being handled through other agencies in the usual manner. At least three Orange county municipalities maintain city welfare departments. These cities are Orange, Fullerton and Anaheim, and these agencies are active in giving emergency and occasional aid, especially to persons not eligible for other forms of public assistance. These municipal agencies also cooperate with other public agencies. A source of poutry food is derived from the flesh of sharks. AIRWAY COFFEE Be sure to buy a supply of Airway Coffee at this week-end's reduced price. Mellow-mild blend, ground to your order at time of purchase. REGULAR PRICE 1 lb. 15¢ SPECIAL LOW PRICE 2 lbs. for 25¢ SAVINGS ON EVERY SHELF Del Monte Peaches Slices or halves 2 No. 2 cans 23¢ Stokely Nectarines Fine Flavor 2 24 oz. cans 25¢ Sliced Pineapple Del Monte or Dole 2 No. 2½ cans 31¢ Pineapple Tidbits Libby or Del Monte 2 8 oz. cans 11¢ Sliced Pineapple Del Monte or Libby No. 1¼ cans 9¢ Libby Orange Juice 2 12 ounce cans 15¢ Grapefruit Juice Stokely's Natural 20 ounce size can 10¢ Pineapple Juice Dole or Del Monte No. 2 can 9¢ Lipton's Tea Thick 1½ lb. box 38¢ 1¼ lb. box 20¢ Maxwell House Coffee 1 lb. can 26¢ Crisco Super cremeed Shortening 3 lb. can 51¢ 1 lb. can 19¢ Olive Oil Vittoria brand Pint size can 47¢ half pint 27£ Mazola Oil Pint size can 20¢ quart can 38£ Highway Vinegar Packed in ice-box bottle quart bottle 13¢ Sugar PURE CANE 10 lb. cloth bag 52¢ FINE BEET 10 lb. cloth bag 51¢ Granulated Sugar Packed in paper bag 10 lb. for 50¢ Canned Milk Max-1 muM brand & small cans 16c 3 tall cans 16¢ Peanut Butter Beverly brand 1 pound jar 15¢ 2 lb. jar 27£ Oleomargarine Robin Hood brand 2 lb. jar 25£ Grape Jelly Or Strawberry Kopper Kettle 2 lb. jar 25£ NuMade Mayonnaise It's dated: 23¢ quart can 39£ Salad Dressing DUCHESS Pint lar 17¢ quart lar 27£ C-H-B Pickles Assorted varieties 6 oz. bottle 10¢ Stokely's Catsup Made from fancy tomatoes & apples 14 oz. bottle 10¢ VALUSKIS THEATRE 15c BUENA PARK, CALIF. 10c-25c MAIN NIGHTS LOGES 30c REGULAR PRICES ,S., FRL., SAT. SUN., MON., TUES., WED. STATINEE at 2:00 Saturday and Sunday Free China Every Monday to Ladies Day—Friday—Saturday Two Features June 23-24-25 Days George and Franchot Tone in "LOVE IS A HEADACHE" Jack Luden and Eleanor Stewart in "ROLLING CARAVANS" MARCH OF TIME" CARTOON Monday—Tuesday Two Features June 26-27-28 Dorothy Lamour and Jon Hall in "HURRICANE" Fellow and Leo Carillo in "LITTLE MISS ROUGHNECK" CARTOON Sunday VALUSKIS NIGHT June 29 Jimmy Durante in "START CHEFRING" Day—Friday—Saturday June 30-July 1-2 Buck Jones in "HEADING EAST" Lee Tracy in "CRASHING HOLLYWOOD" GANG COMEDY MICKEY MOUSE NEWS Day—Monday—Tuesday July 3-4-5 Joe E. Brown in "WIDE OPEN FACES" Joan Bennett and Warner Baxter in "VOGUES OF 1938" BETTY BOOP TICKETS FOR THE CHILDREN AT CANNON'S FOODLAND CANNON'S ALL-IN-ONE MARKET CANNON'S 5 and 10 CENT STORE Canned Milk Max-1-muM brand & small cans 16c tall cans 16c Peanut Butter Beverly brand 1-pound jar 15c 2-lb. jar 27c Oleomargarine Robin Hood brand 2 lbs. for 25c Grape Jelly Or Strawberry Kopper Kettle 2-lb. jar 25c NuMade Mayonnaise It's dated! 23c quart jar 39c Salad Dressing DUCHESS Pint jar 17c quart jar 27c C-H-B Pickles Assorted varieties 6 oz. bottle 10c Stokely's Catsup Made from fancy tomatoes & spices 14 oz. bottle 10c Pork & Beans Val-Vita brand in Tomato Sauce 2 No. 2½ can 15c Bean Hole Beans Van Camp's Baked Beans 26½ oz. can 15c Stokely Asparagus All Green Salad Points 10½ oz. can 15c Libby's Peas 3-sleeve size, Medium small 3 No. 2 can 29c Kandi-Yams Jack-O'Lantern brand No. 2 can 14c Pink Salmon Happy, Vale or Hunter brand tail can 10c Sardines Spirit of Norway Brand. In oil 3 No.¼ can 25c Tunaetts Simply heat and serve. It's creamed 12 oz. can 15c Snow Flake Crackers Salted Sodas 1 lb. box 14c All Rye Flakes Kellogg's, 1 box, 12c; 2nd box, 1c Both for 13c Shredded Ralston Serve with Berries & Cream 12 oz. box 11c Alber's Corn Flakes 8 ounce package 5c Rice Krispies Kellogg's brand 2¾ ounce packages 21c PEACHES CASTLE CREST BRAND. Fancy quality halves You will enjoy their EXTRA goodness. No.2½ can 15℃ SAFEWA Your Neighborhood Grocery LABORERS PROTEST AGAINST WAGE RATE Protests of Orange county laborers against the wage scale set to last week by the county supervisors for re-location of the Santa Ana canyon highway and Santa Ana railroad, near the Prado dam, were registered this week with the county board. Supervisors explained they were pawless to make a change at this rate. The 60-cent an hour rate for common laborers was criticised as below standard. It was pointed out that common labor was granted a 75-cent rate on the aerial radio beacon project. Anaheim, Calif., June 23, 1938 ENJOY YOUR SLEEP!!! A good night's rest is the greatest boon to mankind; and what is most conducive to sleep and rest? It is fresh, clean bed linen, and the SANITARY gives it to you. Our "Rough Dry" service at 40 pieces for one dollar is the best value for your money you can get. Must be at least 6 pieces of wearing apparel and two small to one large piece in the "flat work". Call Anaheim 4503 and have our driver get your next washing. You will quit home washing for good. IVORY SOAP AND ZERO SOFT WATER USED EXCLUSIVELY THE SANITARY LAUNDRY Member of American Institute of Laundering A. W. CLEAVER, Mgr. K. M. CLEAVER RELIABLE RESPONSIBLE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES From the Finest Orchards and Gardens VEGETABLES From the Finest Orchards and Gardens COFFEE ly of Airway and's reduced d, ground to of purchase. SHELF No. 2 cans 23c 24-oz. cans 25c No. 2-oz. cans 31c 8-oz. cans 11c No. 1¼ can 9c 12-ounce cans 15c Natural ice can 10c No. 2 can 9c 1-ib. box 20c 1-can 26c 1-can 19c half pint 27c quart can 38c quart bottle 13c Cool Foods For Warm Weather DAIRY PRODUCTS HOTTER Lucerne Extra-Rich 12c Milk. Far richer in cream. quart PARTY PRIDE ICE CREAM Choice of flavors. Quart, 27c; Pt. LUCERNE BUTTER First mirtil COFFEE CREAM LUCERNE — Pint 23c: ½-pint BUTTERMILK Lucerne brand—churned...Quart DAIRYLAND MILK Regular Grade "A"...Quart Above dairy prices effective in Los Angeles metropolitan area only. BROWN DERBY BEER LIKE IMPORTED PILSNERI! 4 11-oz. bottles 25¢ Price ex-tax. .06058 sales tax. .03189. 32-ounce bottle 15¢ Price ex-tax. .14581 sales tax. .00437. PADRE BEER 22-ounce bottle 10¢ Price ex-tax. .09709 sales tax. .02291. FORM the habit of selecting the fruits and vegetables for your table at the Safeway store in your neighborhood. It's a thrifty habit, for you get top quality green goods at low prices—always. Just check the representative values listed below. CANTALOUPES 2 for 13¢ Large, thick-meated melons from Imperial Valley. STRING BEANS per lb. 5¢ Crisp, freshly-picked Kentucky Wonder green beans. APRICOTS 4 lbs. for 15¢ Fine-flavored, free-ripened apricots. Priced low now. Cucumbers 3 for 10¢ Long, green cucumbers. Excellent for your salads. Watermelons per lb. 2¢ Klondykes or stripes. Every melon is guaranteed. Potatoes 9 lbs. for 15¢ Fancy No.1 quality White Rose potatoes. Fresh Peas 2 lbs. for 25¢ Washington Telephone variety, sweet & tender. CHECK THESE PRICES!! Hershey's Syrup CHOCOLATE 4 lbs. can 10¢ Jell-O Freezing Mix Assorted Flavors 3 cans for 25¢ Jell-well Assorted flavors of Extra flavor* palates 3 boxes for 11£ Candy Bars G.F.P.Brand Chocolate Inspection Award price (Price ex-tax. .00226; sales tax. .00097) Bovril Beef Cubes Package of Ten cubes 25£ Oxydol Household soap. Ex-tax. .09417; sales tax. .00583 24 oz. box 20£ Ivory Flakes For silks and woolens 3 5 oz. boxes 25£ (Price ex-tax. .08091; sales tax.) .00242) Su-Purb Soap Granulated. It's kind to the hands 24 oz. box 19£ (Price ex-tax. .18446; sales tax.) .00554) Bab-O Cleaner Quick Efficient 14 oz. can 11£ (Price ex-tax. .10680; sales tax.) .00320) Grystal White Soap For clothes and dishes per bar 3£ (Price ex-tax. .02913; sales tax.) .00897) Old Dutch Cleanser Made with Salemette 3 14 oz. cans 20£ (Price ex-tax. .06472; sales tax.) .00198) Purex Liquid Bleach Whitene clothes quart bottle 10£ (Price ex-tax. .09709; sales tax.) .00291) White Shoe Polish No Rub brand 2 oz. bottle 10£ (Price ex-tax. .09709; sales tax.) .00291) Flyrol Fly spray Price ex-tax. .08446; Sales tax.) .00554) Waldorf Tissue "Soft-Wave" All-wrapped per roll 4£ BROWN DERBY BEER LIKE IMPORTED PILSNERI 4 11-oz. bottles 25¢ 32-ounce bottle 15¢ PADRE BEER 22-ounce bottle 10¢ 11-ounce bottle 5¢ BEET ROAST 17¢ Center cut seven bone. (Neck cuts to pot reast, lb. 15c) RABBITS 29¢ Fancy quality rabbits, to fry. Tender, fine flavor. Note price. Prime Rib Finest quality per lb. 29¢ Ground Beef Freshly ground per lb. 17¢ Salt Pork Swift's quality sides of pork per lb. 19¢ Northern God In the Piece Per pound 13¢ Fresh, Sliced, per pound 15¢ Fresh Salmon In the Piece Per pound 31¢ Sliced, Per pound 33£ Local Barracuda In the Piece Per pound 17£ Fresh, Sliced, per pound 19£ Fresh Halibut. In the Piece Per pound 20£ Northern, Sliced, per pound 22£ Tamales Un-X-id brand Large size 3 for 19¢ Pork Sausage Country style in the bulk per lb. 25¢ Cottage Cheese Creamy in the bulk per lb. 15¢ Pure Lard Packed in carton per lb. 11£ Shortening Keen brand. Sold in grocery department lb. 10£ STEAKS SIRLOIN, T-BONE, PORTERHOUSE, CLUB Delicious, tender, juicy, flavorful steaks cut from Safeway Guaranteed Beef. Try one of these finer steaks today. Sales tax will be added to retail prices on all taxable items. These Prices are Effective Through Saturday, June 25 With exceptions noted, these prices are effective in Safeway-operated departments of all stores within thirty-five miles of metropolitan Los Angeles.