anaheim-gazette 1938-12-22

Divided Highway On U.S. 99 Open Steady and safer flow of traffic is the Christmas present for motorists resulting from opening of a new section of pavement paralleling the old, straight-away into Bakersfield on U. S. Highway 99 north of Los Angeles. For the 19-mile stretch on the inland route between one mile north of Grapevine station and 10 miles south of Bakersfield, which was dedicated December 16, becomes the west side of a divided highway. The exceptionally heavy travel on this, one of the major arteries of the state, will flow one-way on each section of old and new road, separated by a center tree-lined area which will serve to eliminate accidents. Classified Ads IT WOULD TAKE HALF A NEWSPAPER to tell you all about those sumptuous Christmas dinners we have scheduled. Maybe Mother would like to go somewhere this year instead of working all day preparing the feast. Of course, if you ask her, she'll say its all right to dine at home, but did YOU ever prepare a Christmas dinner? Call up and make reservation of family table or booth and tell Mother it's all ARRANGED. Oyster Loaf Cafe, 174 West Center street. Phone 3314. PETE SAYS: "AN ATHLETE IS NO BETTER than his legs. Get that boy a dog and a bicycle—a faithful companion and a developer." People and Spots in the "IRON DUKES"... The forward wall. Blue Devil California's chief worry. Bowl clash New Year's Bill Hadley, Bob Haas, Pea Johnson, Frank R. LUCKY DOG! ... Sergeant Major Jiggs, 3rd bulldog mascot of Marine Corps, has situation well in hand (like all good marines) as he was admired by Mrs. Mary Richards at Philadelphia's 44th annual dog show which the "Sergeant", attended by numerous marines, visited from Quantico, Va. MERGER OF ERAS ... With Marie Antoinette period gown, created of new sub- PRETE SAYS: "AN ATHLETE IS NO BETTER than his legs. Get that boy a dog and a bicycle—a faithful companion and a developer—and your worries about him are over." Our Christmas presents are enjoyed through the months, even through the years. We have bicycles to fit every purse; also a complete line of sporting goods, guns, ammunition, etc.; and for the little folk, wagons, go-carts, scooters, everything—all of high quality—LASTING. Wisser Sport Store, 169 West Center street. Phone 3417. WE GET AUTOS TO PAINT FROM all over this county. Proof positive that we know how. After we dress it up in one of those NEW colors, you will not recognize your own car. Every last and least place where there was paint you will find it new again. Phone us and we will send an expert to help you select the shade you like. Louie Hennig Auto Refinishing Shop, 200 South Los Angeles street Phone 2407. "A GREEK GOD IN THE IRISH MANNER" (Grover Whalen thus described by an admiring cynic) says 70 million show people will pass through the turnstiles to see "the greatest show of all times" that he is building, which will be called the New York World's Fair of 1939. We will not need that many beautiful brochures describing our incomparable ANAHEIM, but we shall need a lot of them for distribution—from our own streamlined train while speeding through the states—from our own booth at the Fair—and coming home via Canada and at the San Francisco World's Fair. Yes, the Mother Calony group is going to leave about May Day—in STYLE. Of course, you are arranging to be in the party. It will not cost too much, besides, you will get it all back in an enlarged capacity for life, which is life indeed. A million thrills! Every one worth the cost of this grand, rousing, gorgeous, magnificent, never-to-be forgotten Tour of the World—meanwhile you have a desirable LUCKY DOG! ... Sergeant Major Jiggs, 3rd, bulldog mascot of Marine Corps, has situation well in hand (like all good marines) as he was admired by Mrs. Mary Richards at Philadelphia's 44th annual dog show which the "Sergeant", attended by numerous marines, visited from Quantico, Va. MERGER OF ERAS... With Marie Antoinette period gown, created of new substance scientists call koroseal which is rubber-like though made from limestone, coke and salt, Miss Doris Aumman won first prize for the most outstanding cosume at Akron's first Rubber Ball. SPY SUSPECT... Federal authorities are believed to have uncovered well-organized spy ring with arrest and secret indictment by grand jury, on espionage charges, of Karl Allen Drummond, 21, who is accused of attempting to sell important military secrets to Japan. Forests Opened Following Rains One of the longest and driest fire seasons experienced in years was officially declared at an end last week, while the forest was being drenched by the first general rainfall of the season. Acting Forest Supervisor Norman J. Farrell, announced that sufficient rain had fallen in the back country to permit closing the season and lifting restrictions on smoking and other fire regulations. According to Farrell all areas, closed by order of the regional forester, on the Palomar and Trabuco districts of the Cleveland National Forest have been lifted. All forest guard and lookout positions have been dropped, and only a skeleton organization remains work this winter. Farrell pointed out, however that many serious fires have occurred in the past, after the fire season was declared over, and suggested that, in event of periods or dry weather following the rains, all persons visiting the forests should use every precaution to prevent fires for starting or getting away. Camping and campfires, he said will still be allowed only at posted camp grounds, and the person responsible for the fire must have a camp fire permit, which may be obtained free from any forest officer. UNREAL REALITIES SANTA CLAUS IN INDIANA Believe it or not there is a Santa Claus! There's a man by that name living in a town by that Canada and at the San Francisco World's Fair. Yes, the Mother Calony group is going to leave about May Day—in STYLE. Of course, you are arranging to be in the party. It will not cost too much, besides, you will get it all back in an enlarged capacity for life, which is life indeed. A million thrills! Every one worth the cost of this grand, rousing, gorgeous, magnificent, never-to-be-forgotten Tour of the World—Meanwhile, we have a desirable piece of business property on West Center street—close to 1200 students in the high school—600 or 700 in the grade—a BUSINESS property! There's a house and the lot is DEEP—The owner says, "well lot, house and opportunity on easy terms." Howard Williams, 140 North Lemon. Phone 2931. NO WE HAVEN'T GOT THAT JOINING" kind of insurance. Ourrs is the stock company kind. Just a business contract couched in simple terms, with all the fraternal sentiment left out. An agreement plainly stating that our company pays everybody in case of accident with that automobile, which looks as harmless as a dove, yet, in a flash might make you liable for more money than you have accumulated in your life. INSURE. Howard Williams, all kinds of insurance, 110 North Lemon. Phone 2931. FOR SALE — Desirably located home near school. Two large bedrooms, large living and dining room, kitchen, breakfast nook, built-in features. Hardwood floors throughout. Washroom, garage. Call Anaheim 4082. A REAL CHRISTMAS GIFT — Taxidermy Courses, $2.00. Phone 3858, Anaheim. 1/5/'39 A large plant in Lancaster, Pa., introduced embossed inlaid linoleum for the first time in 1935. "UNREAL REALITIES" SANTA CLAUS IN INDIANA Believe it or not there is a Santa Claus! There's a man by that name living in a town by that name. You can see Santa Claus himself in Santaclaus, Indiana. The town's chief industry is forwarding Christmas gifts and mail so that the postmarks will bear the town's name. THE PAINTED DESERT The bright war-paint of the Hopi Indians is reflected in the colors of the Painted Desert of Arizona in which some of their villages are located. The same vivid coloring found in the Grand Canyon is repeated here, near Holbrook, Arizona, in smooth mound formations that are banded in rainbow hues. 66% ARE WOMEN About two-thirds of all Greyhound bus passengers are women, indicating their appreciation of beautiful scenic highways, the luxurious comfort of Greyhound's SuperCoach and a real concern for the family budget. BATTLE ABOVE THE CLOUDS The most famous "battle above the clouds" was fought on land—almost fifty years before airplanes were invented. The summit of Lookout Mountain, near Chattanooga, Tennessee, for which the rival armies battled in the Civil War, can today be reached without a struggle, without even a climb, on the world's steepest incline railway. "IRON DUKES" ... This unscored-upon Duke University forward wall. Blue Devils' "line of steel", will be Southern California's chief worry when two teams meet in Rose Bowl clash New Year's Day. Blue Devils, left to right, Bill Hadley, Bob Haas, Fred Yorke, Dan Hill, Allen (Sweet Pea) Johnson, Frank Ribar and Willard (Bolo) Perdue. "MEN FROM MARS" ... Anti-gas troops of General Francisco Franco's army (below), dressed in gas-proof clothing and gas masks, said to be efficient in protecting soldiers against all types of gas, are mute evidence that Spanish Civil War is being used as proving ground for defensive as well as offensive war measures. SPORTOPIX by RUSS McCOMB With nothing of particular importance happening in the Anaheim sports field this week, this column will again be devoted to junior college basketball. Chief item of interest in the Jaysee cage sport was the second annual invitational tournament held at Chaffey last Friday and Saturday and won by Fullerton. Santa Ana did pretty well, and would have done better had the Dons not met Long Beach JC just when the Vikings were the hottest. Santa Ana beat Pasadena in the first round and then lost to Long Beach, 44 to 41, in the second round. With two former Colonists, Lynn Arnett and Ted DeVelbiss, playing most of the time, the Dons put up a fine battle against Long Beach, but the Vikings found their long shots working exceptionally well and they used them to advantage over Santa Ana's tight zone defense. The writer saw Long Beach in two subsequent games, and in neither did the Vikings cage as many long tosses as against Santa Ana. Fullerton's Hornets waltzed through three preliminary games before facing Chaffey in the final round. The Panthers gave Coach Art Nunn's quintet the stiffest kind of argument, only to lose in the last few minutes of play after having a lead throughout most of the game. The final tally was 42 to 40. More experience, and the ability to apply pressure when it counted the most turned the tide in favor... MARKS INDUSTRIAL SHRINE ... Historical Society of Western Pa. honored aluminum industry's founders by placing plaque on Pittsburgh site where metal was first made commercially in tiny plant 50 years ago. Photo shows: Mrs. Alfred E. Hunt, widow of one of founders, and her grandson Richard, who unveiled plaque. Wild-Cat Stages Curbed by State Operators of "wild-cat" stages met trouble recently on the California border when, at the instruction of William G. Bonelli, member of the state board of equalization, an inspector for the motor vehicle transportation license tax act was stationed by Blythe in Riverside county. As a result of his check-up, 11 operators were investigated, five being arrested for violating the act which requires an annual license fee and payment of three percent tax on the monthly gross receipts of all who haul either passengers or merchandise for hire on public highways. All five pleaded guilty in Blythe justice court. Fullerton's Hornets waltzed through three preliminary games before facing Chaffey in the final round. The Panthers gave Coach Art Nunn's quintet the stiffest kind of argument, only to lose in the last few minutes of play after having a lead throughout most of the game. The final tally was 42 to 40. More experience, and the ability to apply pressure when it counted the most turned the tide in favor of Fullerton. The Hornets amassed a total of 199 points in winning their four games, beating Ventura, 40-21; Pomona, 57-22, and Long Beach, 60-39, before the final game. Pomona, Long Beach and Chaffey were all played Saturday and enabled Fullerton to score 159 points during the day, for an average of 53 points per game. Chaffey and Long Beach, the only other teams to play four games, averaged less than 40 points a game each, to Fullerton's average of 50 for four games. Unless some of the eastern conference teams were not at full strength for the tournament, as was the case with Fullerton last year, it is obvious that the race for the conference championship will be between the Hornets and Chaffey again this year. Coach Muggs Mitchell has a smooth-playing, fine-shooting aggregation in DeVore, Hershey, Doll, White and Terry, who may accomplish what no conference team has done in two years; beat Fullerton. All but Hershey played last year, with Terry the only one not a regular. Meantime, up at Modesto Pasadena Jaysee's first string trounced Modesto to win the title in a tournament featuring northern Jaysees, with Compton and Los Angeles joining the Bulldogs from the south. Passadena's forwards, Robinson and O'Gara, were chosen on the all-star team by coaches. Although many earthquakes shift the earth at the surface, others leave no visible trace of such movements, since they occur far in the earths interior. A dog's nose is kept cool by the continual evaporation of moisture by the nasal gland. act which requires an annual license fee and payment of three per cent tax on the monthly gross receipts of all who haul either passengers or merchandise for hire on public highways. All five pleaded guilty in Blythe justice court. A dog's nose is kept cool by the continual evaporation of moisture by the nasal gland. MONDAY, TOO! The attractive Long Distance rates effective to most points every night* and Sunday, will be available this year on MONDAY, DECEMBER 26 as well. Christmas greetings and other messages can be telephoned at night rates any time between 7 P.M. Saturday, December 24, and 4:30 A.M. Tuesday, December 27. Night rates are regularly effective from 7 P.M. to 4:30 A.M. and all 'day' Sundays. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY Business Office 217 N. Lemon St., Anaheim GREATER ANAHEIM MARKET 29 E. Center (Opposite City Hall) Independently Owned — Special December 23 and 24 To All Our Friends and Patrons Merry Christmas R. KILDUFF JONES & NOSLER H. E. HUGHETT HUGHETT'S FRIENY GROCERY 3 Pkg. 14c JELL-O STRAWBERRY FLAVOR CANE SUGAR 52¢ 10 lb. Cloth Bag Fine Granulated 10 lb. Paper Bag 50c 1 lb. 27c 2 lbs. 52c TABLE QUEEN String Beans 3 No. 2 cans 25¢ Sugar Corn 3 No. 303 25¢ MOUNT LOWE BUTTER lb. 33¢ Challenge lb. 36c Golden State lb. 36c Bell Brand Mammoth OLIVES Pint can 2 for 25¢ XMAS CANDY HARD MIX — Gum Drops Old Fashioned Chocolates 11¢ FRUIT COCKTAIL SUPREME 9c Tall No. 1 can GOLD MEDAL FLOTT 10 lb. 41¢ TABLE QUEEN PUMPKIN No. 21c 9¢ Bell Brand Mammoth OLIVES Pint can 2 for 25c XMAS CANDY HARD MIX — Gum Drops Old Fashioned Chocolates 11¢ FRUIT COCKTAIL SUPREME 9¢ Tall No. 1 can GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 10 lbs 41¢ TABLE QUEEN PUMPKIN No. 2½ can 9¢ S. & F. PEACHES Sliced or Halves No. 2½ cans 2 for 25c MILK 4 Tall cans 24¢ SEGO — SAVE COUPONS ORANGE 12-oz. cans 3 for 19c JUICE REDE POPT POP CORN 14-oz. can 29¢ CAN-DEE POP-CORN 10-oz. can 15¢ MIXED NUTS 1 lb. bag 25¢ Salted Peanuts 1-lb. bag 15¢ Roasted Peanuts 1-lb. bag 15¢ S&F APPLE SAUCE No. 2 10¢ FANCY CORN S. & F. 2 No. 2 25¢ CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 cans 21¢ COFFEE Table King lb. 15¢ COFFEE Cup Royal lb. 19¢ Kilduff's MEAT Dept. Come in and see our Christmas Turkeys. They are the Finest Birds Money can Buy. PORK ROAST Leg or Loin lb. 23¢ XMAS BACON Swift's Premium or Cudahy Puritan ½-lb. boxes each 16¢ HAMS Cudahy's Puritan Tender Skinned lb. 27¢ FANCY BABY BEEF Rolled Roast lb. 32¢ LIBBY'S BULK A Pure Brandy Mince Meat 2 lbs. 29¢ OUR OWN MAKE — PURE Pork Sauce lb. 25¢ FOR DRESSING Oysters Small doz. 20c Large doz. 30c lb. 23¢ each 16¢ FANCY BABY BEEF Rolled Roast lb. 32¢ LIBBY'S BULK A Pure Brandy Mince Meat 2 lbs. 29¢ OUR OWN MAKE — PURE Pork Sausage lb. 25¢ FOR DRESSING Oysters Small doz. 20c Large doz. 30c Vegetables APPLES Northern Pippin Good for Eating and Cooking 15 lbs. 25¢ RED YAMS No. 1 Porto Rica 6 lbs. 15¢ DATES Imported 2 lbs. 13¢ SQUASH CUT lb. 2¢ WHOLE lb. 1½¢ TANGERINES Sweet Juicy 4 lbs. 15¢ CELERY Crisp Utah Type 2 for 9¢ CRANBERRIES 2 lbs. 39¢