anaheim-gazette 1939-02-23

NOW PLAYING (Matinee Saturday at 2 P.M.) CLAUDETTE COLBERT "Zaza" JOE E. BROWN, in "Flirting with Pete" Jan.-Mon.-Tues., Feb. 26-27-28 (Sunday Continuous from 2) ROBERT TAYLOR WALLACE BEERY in "Stand Up and Fight" VICTOR McLAGLEN CHESTER MORRIS "Pacific Liner" Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. (Matinee Saturday at 2 P.M.) 'Wings of the Navy' Olivia DeHavilland George Brent - John Payne "Dramatic School" LOUISE RAINER PAULETTE GODDARD ANAHEIM TRAVELS Adults 25c Children 10c NOW PLAYING Friday - Saturday, Feb. 24-25 BRING CROSBY in "Sing You Sinners" JUNE TRAVIS in "Federal Man Hunt" —PLUS— Serial — Cartoon Sunday - Monday, Feb. 26-27 (Continuous Sunday Starting at 2 P.M.) WALLACE BEERY and MICKEY ROONEY "Stablemates" HARRY CAREY and ARMODA "Border Cafe" Plus World News — Cartoon Tues. - Wed. - Thurs. SPANISH FEATURE "El Derecho Y El Deber" "The Feud Maker" Congressman Harry Sheppard Tells of Activities in Current Congress Congressman Harry Sheppard Tells of Activities in Current Congress In a summarized report addressed to the citizens of San Bernardino, Riverside and Orange counties, Congressman Harry R. Sheppard outlined the activities of his office during the first six weeks of the 76th congress. Heading the list of 38 bills introduced by Sheppard during the present session are HR11, the General Welfare act, now having public hearings before the ways and means committee; HR 3534, the California Indian Jurisdictional bill; HR 3533 to provide a veterans' hospital on the Mojave desert in San Bernardino or Riverside county; HR 3536, providing an excise tax on menthol in order to encourage California production of menthol; HR 3532, a Crop Insurance act; HR 2828, a War-Time Benefits bill; HR 2728, to add the San Juan Hot Springs to the Cleveland National forest and House Joint Resolution 143 to eliminate tax exempt securities and to eliminate exemptions to public office holders or employees on state or federal income taxes. During the first six weeks of the session 21 veterans' cases were prepared and plead before the veterans' board of appeals, according to Sheppard's report. "One of the most important problems of our district is that of forest fire and watershed protection, flood control and water conservation," said Sheppard. "I am disappointed in the fact that our program here in Washington in that respect is not moving as rapidly as I had hoped. We are doing everything possible to expedite the reports of the army engineers, which resulted from their preliminary surveys on Cucamonga, Deer creek, Whitewater river, San Jacinto river, Bautiste creek, Lyle creek, Watermau canyon, the Mojave river, Banning canyon and the Upper Santa Ana in general." Representative Sheppard reported that San Antonio and Chino creek program authorized last session would require appropriation. San Bernardino and the war department he would proceed to work for appropriation. "During the 75th congress an appropriation was made available to the department of agriculture for survey and construction of upstream flood control," stated Sheppard. "I am determined that this type of federal assistance shall be allotted in an equitable manner and am opposed to certain attempts by Los Angeles groups to 'grab' an unfair proportion for Los Angeles county. This attempt has already been made and has been promptly stopped." Sheppard said he would periodically issue a report on the status of problems affecting the district in congress and added, "I welcome advice from the people of our district on any and all problems of the day. Through constructive criticism and cooperation the welfare of our district and people can be best looked after." "POLL OF MOTOR CAR and you’ll know why Chevrolet has all of them. No other low-priced (Only Chevrolet has all of them. No other low-priced) WHAT LOW-PRICED CAR HAS ALL THESE MODELS CAR EXCLUSIVE VACUUM GEARSHIFT AERO-STREAM STYLING NEW BODIES BY FISHER 85 H.P. VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES OBSERVATION CAR VISIBILITY CHEVROLET Available on all models at slight extra cost NEXT CAR Fullerton Barranca Project Under Way Formal opening of the WPA project for paving of Brea creek barranca channel in the west part of Fullerton occurred Tuesday, according to Herman Hiltscher, Fullerton city engineer. First work done included construction of buildings for cement storage, time-keepers, steel work and form building. Actual work on the barranca is expected to start by the end of the week. SEE YOUR LOCAL CHEVROLET CONE BROTHERS 215 NORTH LOS ANGELES STREET MORE ABOUT Baseball Boosters (Continued from Page 1) Gallagher, L. P. Bonnat, M. A. Herer, Chester Shirk, Father Nevin, Dr. Charles Schultz, Hcmer A. Nelson and William Adler. The Baseball Boosters are work-in-progress plans to create interest in Seattle Rainiers not only in the city. The organization will work closely cooperation with Business Manager Bill Milligan and Team Manager Jack Lelivelt, who said the meeting Tuesday, "We want them to feel that our ball club their ball club during our five days' stay here. We will give a team of which you can be bad and will provide many affections of entertainment for you." MORE ABOUT Cooking School (Continued from Page 1) Offer several suggestions which prove beneficial to individ- women in their duties around home. Addition to her regular pro- cent centered around the Lenten Easter season, Miss Gilbert also give some instruction of cooking of fruits and vegetables. Considers home canning as an important part of homemaking a spring cooking school is an fortune time to discuss that type of cooking. Those who attended the school fall will recall that Miss Gilfavors the forum, or discus- type of class, rather than the Obituaries FREDERICK YANDEAU Funeral services for Frederick Yandeau, 60, were conducted Monday afternoon from Hilgenfeld chapel with Rev. R. Kell. Swenerton and members of Warwick Camp No. 100, Spanish War Veterans, in charge. Yandeau died Friday afternoon while he and his wife were visiting relatives in Chula Vista. He had resided in Anaheim for the past 10 years. Besides his widow, Yandeau leaves four sisters: Mrs. Henry Carty of Hollywood, Mrs. John Bean, Mrs. Perry Bacon and Mrs. Anna Murray, all of Vermont. JACK O'BRIEN Funeral services were held this afternoon at Sawtelle for Jack O'Brien, 64, who died at the Veterans' hospital last Sunday. He had been ill about two years. O'Brien, who is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mildred O'Brien, was a former police officer here and was active in veterans' activities. He first came here in 1926, staying here for one year. He returned again in 1933 and made Anaheim his home until his death. He resided at 606 N. Claudina street. HOWARD A. SACKETT Funeral services for Howard A. Sackett, 87, were conducted Tuesday afternoon from Backs, Terry & Campbell chapel with Rev. Birney S. Hudson officiating. Burial was in Anaheim cemetery. Sackett was proprietor of the California and Antlers hotels here for many years and had resided in Anaheim for 13 years. He is survived by a niece, Mrs. Alice Bertnaumm of Anaheim. LILLIAN S. FEHLMAN Lilian S. Fehlman, 65, died this week End Specials Friday & Saturday February 24 & 25 ALPHA "OWNED AND OPERATED" PEANUT BUTTER 2 POUND JAR PEAS 4 cans for 2 SPRING MAID - No. 303 Cans BISQUICK 2 LARGE PACKAGE COFFEE COFFEE CUP - POUND BRILLO SMALL PKG. 7c - Large Package BROOMS RED BIRD BRAND - Each CRACKERS SODAS—1 Pound Package POST TOAST REGULAR PACKAGE H-O OATS SMALL PACKAGE, 12½c - Large MALTO MEAL PER PACKAGE TOMATO SAUCE 6 FOR BUFFET CANS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 3 FOR addition to her regular procentered around the Lenten Easter season, Miss Gilbert also give some instruction of ing of fruits and vegetables. considers home canning as an important part of homemaking a spring cooking school is an fortune time to discuss that type of cooking. who attended the school fall will recall that Miss Gilfavors the forum, or discustype of class, rather than the type. She will follow that again next month. woman who has a request suggestion for the cooking program is invited to write The Gazette and it will be carded to Miss Gilbert so she incorporate it in the threeschool. don't be misled by bright colcirculars from the outside. Anaheim Merchant can supyou with identical items at prices. Classified Ads SALE—Rabbits; terrier puppals, watch-dogs; Goats ing fresh. L. Pressville, 23 W. cent Road, Cypress. NTED—Expert Painter wants by day or hour. Finish inor outdoor. Harry Poulos, N. Los Angeles St., Phone 3/9/'39 LILLIAN S. FEHLMAN Lillian S. Fehlman, 65, died this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Gish, of Arcadia. She was a native of Milan, Ill., but made her home in Anaheim for the past 21 years. In addition to the daughter, Mrs. Fehlman is survived by a son, Donald Fehlman of Anaheim; five grandchildren, one brother, Charles Bastian of Kansas, and two sisters, Miss Emma Bastian of Illinois and Mrs. Carrie Hinrichsen of New Mexico. Funeral services will be held Saturday from this Backs, Terry & Campbell chapel. Entombment at Fairhaven mausoleum will follow. Funeral services and burial were held in Santa Ana Monday for Richard Jerome and Gerald Thomas Byron, infant twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Byron of 1216 W. Broadway. You'll find Quality Merchandise at a reasonable price at Anaheim Stores. CHEVROLET Check this MOTOR CAR VALUES" why Chevrolet is the leader HAS ALL THESE MODERN FEATURES? other low-priced car matches it in value. PERFECTED SEE-ACTION TIPTDE-MATIC CLUTCH SYNCRO-MESH TRANS-MISSION H-O OATS SMALL PACKAGE, 12½c — Large MALTO MEAL PER PACKAGE TOMATO SAUCE 6 for BUFFET CANS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 3 for REGULAR BAR 10 for 30c — Giant Size WESSON OIL 1/2-GALLON CAN SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 3-POUND CAN DOG FOOD 6 for DIXIE — 1-lb. Tall Cans SUPER SUDS Red LARGE PACKAGE 8c — Giant Package TOMATOES No. 1 can 2 for DEL MONTÉ SOLID PACK PAR SOAP GRANULATED SOAP — Large Package GLO - COAT One-Third More JOHNSON'S — 1 .1-3 Pint size HUSKIES PER PACKAGE. SALAD DRESSING GREEN GARDEN — Quart Jar CREAM OF WHEAT NEW! Small pkg., 13c — Large pkg. IRIS COFFEE 1-POUND JAR, 27c — 2-Pound Jar MUSTARD PREPARED — SALAD — Quart Jar DOG FOOD 3 for PARD — 1-Pound Cans CAKE FLOUR SOFTASILK — Per Package BULK POPCORN 2-POINT PACKAGE MOTOR CAR why Chevrolet is the leader HAS ALL THESE MODERN FEATURES? No other low-priced car matches it in value. OFFICIAL R. L. POLK & COMPANY 1938 REGISTRATION FIGURES FOR U. S. A. CHEVROLET . 583,816 NEXT MAKE . 464,647 NEXT MAKE . 292,893 LOCAL CHEVROLET DEALER BROTHERS PHONE 2515 PREPARED — SALAD — Quart Jar DOG FOOD 3 for 2 PARD — 1-Pound Cans CAKE FLOUR SOFTASILK — Per Package BULK POPCORN 2-POUND PACKAGE SUPER SUDS BLUE PACKAGE — Large Size TOMATOES CALIFORNIA — No. 2½ Size Can SIRLOIN STEAKS lb. 25 SLICED BACON lb. PORK LOIN ROAST Lge. End lb. 22 POT ROAST chuck cut lb. BULK COMPOUND lb. 8 BACON By the slab lb. 2 ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS WEST CENTER AT PALM EAST CENTER AT EMILY "OWNED AND OPERATED BY THOSE WHO SERVE YOU" 20¢ EGGS 23¢ FRESH LARGE EXTRAS Dez. 4 cans for 25¢ BUTTER 30½¢ SOLID — 1-lb. Carton 25½¢ Beeman's Pepsin Gum FREE Samples 13¢ JELLO 3 pkgs. for 14c STRINGLESS BEANS 8 for 49¢ NO. 2 CANS BORAX 24¢ 10-Ounce Pkg. 10c — 2-Pound pkg. 27£ SWEET CORN 2 for 15¢ IOWA SWEET — No. 2 Cans 6¢ BORAX CHIPS 21¢ LARGE PACKAGE 3 for 17£ POW WOW 3 for 25¢ CLEANSER 26£ LA FRANCE 2 for 15¢ MAKES CLOES WHITER 22£ LIPTON'S TEA 20¢ BLACK, ½ lb. 37c — ½ lb. pkg. 6 for 15£ GRAHAM CRACKERS 28¢ HONEY MAID, 1-Pound pkg. 16c — 2-Pound Pkg. SOAP 3 for 11£ KARO BLUE LABEL 31¢ 26c 22¢ 6 for 15c SOAP 3 for 11c 65c RTENING 50c 6 for 25c Red 16c can 2 for 15c 21c Third More 59c 10c 15c AT 23c 52c 10c 3 for 25c 23c 10c LA FRANCE 2 for 15c MAKES CLOES WHITER LIPTON'S TEA 20c BLACK.½ lb. 37c — ½-lb. pkg. GRAHAM CRACKERS 28c HONEY MAID. 1-Pound pkg. 16c — 2-Pound Pkg. KARO BLUE LABEL 31c 5-POUND CAN CRACKERS 2-lb. pkg. 25c SNOW FLAKES — 1 Pound pkg. 13c LIBBY'S CORN 9c GOLDEN BANTAM — No. 2 Size Cans FLAPJACK FLOUR 22c ALBER'S — 4-lb. size bag S & W COFFEE 49c 1-POUND CAN. 25½c — 2-Pound Can SATINA 2 pkgs. 9c "MAKES IRONING EASIER" BIRD SEED 2 pkgs. 15c CLAREMONT SUGAR 10-lb. Sack 49c FINE GRANULATED CORNED BEEF 14½c FREY BENTOS — 12-Ounce Can SARDINES 3 for 25c DEL MONTE — Oval Tins RAP - IN - WAX 15c "The Quality Waxed Paper" Junior Size, 7c—Senior roll PINEAPPLE Broken Slices 13½c NO. 2½ Size Can GRANULATED SOAP 24½c PEET'S — Per Package LARGE OLIVES 9c NO. 1 Tall Size Can SPAGHETTI 3 for 25c FRANCO-AMERICAN — No. 1 Tall Size Can BORAXO 13½c CLEANSER 3 for 25¢ LARGE OLIVES 9¢ NO. 1 Tall Size Can SPAGHETTI 3 for 25¢ FRANCO AMERICAN - No. 1 Tall Size Can BORAXO 13½¢ CLEANSER MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 19¢ 2 POUNDS PALMOLIVE 2 for 11¢ SOAP - BARS Fresh No. 1 Green Pippin APPLES 10 lbs. 19¢ U.S. No. 1 Russet POTATOES 15 lbs. 23¢ MESH BAGS (LIMIT 2 BAGS) LARGE SHOPPING BAG FULL OF SWEET IMPERIAL VALLEY GRAPEFRUIT 17¢ CRISH FRESH LARGE LETTUCE 3 Heads 5¢ FANCY WINTERNELLIS PEARS 4 lbs. 9¢