anaheim-gazette 1939-03-16

Citrus Retarded By Cold Weather Central California to Ship Less Fruit This Year Than Last Season Central California will ship a thousand fewer cars of valencia oranges this season than were shipped last year; according to preliminary surveys made by representatives of the Mutual Orange Distributors. Preliminary estimates are that the tree crop will total around 4300 cars compared to a tree crop of 5862 cars last year. Owing to last November's cold snap, about 800 of these 4300 cars will be eliminated because of frost damage; and another 300 cars will be eliminated because of small size and low grade. This will leave 3200 cars of merchantable fruit. The sizes, too, are much smaller this year. On March 1 the average size was 250 per box. Last year on the same date the size was 194 to the box. February, 1939, was the coldest in 25 years and not only retarded the growth of the fruit but also interfered with usual early maturity. It is doubtful that the fruit will reach the minimum sugar content before March 23. Picking for export may not begin before that date. The percentage of elimination will be greater this year than last, when out of a tree crop of 5862 cars 2953 were shipped interstate; SPORTOPIX by RUSS McCOMB Fullerton junior college basketball followers bid a tumultuous farewell to the greatest cage star in the history of the school when Capt. Tom Keesey was removed in the final two minutes of Fullerton's 65 to 56 victory over Chaffey last Friday night for the Hornets' third straight eastern conference championship. More than a thousand Fullerton rooters, plus almost as many Chaffey supporters, stood and gave the popular, modest York, Pa., youngster a tremenduous ovation. The applause lasted until after Keesey had disappeared into the dressing rooms. Tom Keesey richly deserved the tribute which he received. For two years he has been the ace of a pair of great Fullerton squads. Tom's greatness wasn't confined to his spectacular basket-shooting ability; he was a splendid floor man, an inspirational leader, and a thorough gentleman. Probably the outstanding feat accomplished this year by Keesey was to establish a new national collegiate seasonal scoring record. By caging 28 points in the final February, 1939, was the coldest in 25 years and not only retarded the growth of the fruit but also interfered with usual early maturity. It is doubtful that the fruit will reach the minimum sugar content before March 23. Picking for export may not begin before that date. The percentage of elimination will be greater this year than last, when out of a tree crop of 5862 cars, 2953 were shipped interstate; 580 cars, intrastate; 968 cars, exported; and 468 cars were sold to the government for relief purposes, leaving 892 cars which went to by-products plants or were destroyed. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH "Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain; for the Lord will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain." This verse from Exodus constitutes the Golden Text in the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. One of the Bible selections in the Lesson-Sermon presents these words of the Psalmist: "Open thou mine eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of thy law... The earth, O Lord, is full of thy mercy: teach me thy statutes... Teach me good judgment and knowledge: for I have believed thy commandments... The law of thy mouth is better unto me than thousands of gold and silver... Let thy tender mercies come unto me, that I may live: for thy law is my delight." Passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, state: "It is the transgression of a belief of mortal mind, not of a law of matter horiz. of divine Mind, which causes the belief of sickness." "If man is governed by the law of divine Mind, his body is in submission to everlasting Life and Truth and Love." MISSOURI PICNIC The spring reunion of former Missourians will be held at Bixby park, Long Beach, all day Sunday, March 26. The usual program has been arranged. Sea feather, fund in offshore waters from the Gulf of St. Lawrence to the Carolines, actually are animals. Probably the outstanding feat accomplished this year by Keesey was to establish a new national collegiate seasonal scoring record. By caging 28 points in the final game of the season, Tom raised his total for 33 games to 501 points, surpassing the previous record of 477 digits established some two weeks ago by Rhode Island State's ace, Chet Jarowski. Keesey's average per game this season was 15.2 points. During nine conference and playoff contests, Tom caged 173 points for an average of 19.2. During his two years as a Hornet, Keesey played in 52 tilts, ringing up a grand total of 707 points, for an average of 13.6 points a game. He engaged in 17 conference and playoff frays, with a total point score of 266 digits, for an average of 15.6 markers a game. In addition to his national record, Keesey also holds the eastern conference game mark, having scored 33 points against Pomona Jaysee. Coaches of the junior college basketball teams throughout the state recently voted on an all-California Jaysee team. They named Keesey as one of the forwards. Tom was all-conference last year, and of course, will undoubtedly be a unanimous selection this year. Of the 52 contests in which he played as a Hornet, Keesey was on the loser's end on only 10 occasions. Fate robbed the Hornet star of one more honor. Fullerton went into the second game of the Chaffey playoff with a conference winning streak of 29 games, needing only a victory to complete three successive undefeated years. But the Panthers were too good for the MISSOURI PICNIC The spring reunion of former Missourians will be held at Bixby park, Long Beach, all day Sunday, March 26. The usual program has been arranged. Sea feather, fund in offshore waters from the Gulf of St. Lawrence to the Carolines, actually are animals. MERLE E WEST PRESENTS: Mr. Merlin and Monty If you know electricity, Monty, what is an armature? Why, Mr. Merlin, an armature is one of those guys who sing for Major Bowes! IF YOU KNOW the Importance of Safe Cleaning Methods, you'll be quick to call us for Easter dry cleaning. Acme specializes in fast yet thorough clothing renovation. ACME CLEANERS AND DYERS 920 N·LOS ANGELES ST·ANAHEIM·TEL·2405 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Transportation System Proposed Social Security Broadening Service Giving a job to somebody help with the family wash house cleaning or hiring a hand, may soon have to be ported in Washington. The federal administration laid before congress a plan to leet social security taxes from house wife and farmers who employers. As the plan now stands, it ably will not be as complex is for the business man who employer. It will, however, a red tape realm to most holds and farms, and give house wife and farmer clerics perience. Here is how it work, if the recommendation come laws: Farm hands and domestics (meaning anyone who works a few hours doing house chores) will be required toister with a local government agency or representative registration; they will be cards bearing their names, addresses and other pertinent formation. These will be social security cards. On the of each card there will be for a given number of stamps. The house wife and farm the meantime, must buy tax stamps that will be pro for the purpose. Then, we farm hand or domestic is en ed, he must produce his socurity card and the house w farmer must place one or m the stamps on the back. HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH BALBOA LAGUNA BEACH P.E. RAIL. PRIMARY BUS SECONDARY BUS PROPOSED COUNTY, TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM TO EXTEND PACIFIC ELECTRIC LINES - NOW OPERATING. production of the newly pro-Orange county transporta-system, designed to bring service to many communities in the county and to improve it to Los Angeles is shown above. Members of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange county, as well as individual chambers of commerce and Pacific Electric, have expressed keen interest in the proposal to link a bus feeder system with the Pacific Electric railway to Los Angeles, with transfer privileges from bus to railway. The plan was advanced by Ivie Stein of the Santa Ana chamber of commerce. its that night and Keesey's opportunity to end his sea-s captain, and his two years competition, without defeat in conference. which Art Nunn of the Hornets miss Keesey probably more any other individual in his of successful coaching. He is an additional heavy loss near with the graduation of Mr Joyner and Jim Stacy, a of sterling guards. If all his men return, however, Coach will have a fine nucleus with to work. Freshmen on the man "first string" were Bob Bin, Bill and Bob White and Brennan, all of whom are than average performers. Theim Merchants are selling landise just as cheap as those firms that are cluttering up lawn and mail box with cars. Jory and Inness to Direct Noted Play For the second season Victor Jory and Jean Inness will be co-directors for "Ramona" famed outdoor play of early California which opens its sixteenth season in the Ramona Bowl near Hemef and San-Jacinto Saturday, April 22. The co-directors have been associated with the colorful play for many years, playing the two principal roles. Last year the added directing to their duties but Miss Inness remained out of the cast because of the impending birth of a son. In private life she is Mrs. Jory. The Queen's Royal Regiment at Guildford, England, has no band, so music for drilling and parading is provided by radio. Wild Flowers will Bloom Next Month Fruit blossoms in the vicinity of Beaumont and Banning, which include apricot, peach and cherry, should be in full bloom the first week in April, according to the National Automobile club. Desert flowers and ecotillo will also be in bloom the early part of April. Motorists wishing to take a delightful full-day trip should go east via Palms to Pines Highway to Palm Springs and return through Beaumont and Banning; thus affording an opportunity to view the desert flowers, cacti and fruit trees in full dress. The United States is the fourth most populous nation in the world, with its 130,215,000 inhabitants. LOOK! IT'S MY FIRST (I'M A BRIDE) PINEAPPLE FOAM PIE! IT'S AS GRAND AS MOTHER'S! HERE'S THE LOOK! IT'S MY FIRST (I'M A BRIDE) PINEAPPLE FOAM PIE! IT'S AS GRAND AS MOTHER'S! HERE'S THE REASON MOTHER SAID "YOU'LL GET TENDER CRUST EASILY WITH NEW CREAMIER CRISCO!" PINEAPPLE FOAM PIE cup sugar 1 tsp. grated lemon rind tbsps. flour ½ cup grated pineapple tsp. salt ½ cup grated egg whites, sepa-rated eggs, separated tbsps. lemon juice ½ cup pineapple juice ½ cup orange juice Fix sugar, flour, salt. Add egg yolks, beaten light, with lemon juice. Mix well. Add rind and pineapple, then fruit juices. Fold in beaten egg whites. "TENDER CRUST" by Crisco—Sift 1½ cups flour with ¼ teaspoon salt. Blend in ½ cup of Crisco (so easy to blend). Stir in 3 to 4 tablespoons water; use as little as possible. Roll out. Line fairly deep pie plate with pastry. Brush with melted Crisco. Pour in filling. Bake in quick oven (400° F.) 10 min. Lower to moderate (350° F.). bake 35 to 40 min. longer. Chill. All Measurements Level. Crisco is the registered trademark of a shortening manufacturer by Procter & Gamble. It’s that GYRO CHURN process — now makes Crisco easier to blend! Tender crust that melts in your mouth! It isn't luck when you get it with new Crisco. It's Crisco's new creaminess you have to thank. The new million-dollar Gyro-Churn Process now makes Crisco a marvel of creaminess. Makes Crisco blend faster—easier. Brides — yes, even experienced cooks—get big help from new Gyro-Churned Crisco. See if new Crisco doesn't give you fine cooking—easier! Social Security Broadening Seen Viving a job to somebody to with the family wash or use cleaning or hiring a harvested, may soon have to be re-used in Washington. The federal administration has before congress a plan to collar social security taxes from the state wife and farmers who are employers. Is the plan now stands, it probably will not be as complex as it is for the business man who is an employer. It will, however, add tape realm to most households and farms, and give the state wife and farmer clerical existence. Here is how it will work, if the recommendations be the laws: Farm hands and domestic cleaning anyone who works even few hours doing household tasks will be required to register with a local government agency or representative. After registration, they will be given cards bearing their names, ages,resses and other pertinent information. These will be their social security cards. On the back each card there will be space for a given number of stamps. The house wife and farmer, in meantime, must buy special stamps that will be produced for the purpose. Then, when a hand or domestic is employed, he must produce his social security card and the house wife or farmer must place one or more of stamps on the buck. Woman Dies as Fire Destroys Residence Fire which destroyed her home early last Friday morning proved fatal to Mrs. Anna deMay Longbottom, 28, wife of Donald Longbottom, Mrs. Longbottom was alone at her home, 142 Twelfth Street, Huntington Beach, when the residence burned to the ground. The woman was removed from the burning building by Fire Chief W. S. Knighton. It is believed she died of suffocation, as she showed no signs of having been burned. ASTHMA ASTHMA is one of the allergic diseases caused from a sensitivity of the bronchial membranes to pollen, animal eftuvia or protein. The tendency is INHERENT and the disease is not contagious. While rarely fatal, Asthma is most distressing, inconvenient and exhausting, and the attacks place an undue strain on the heart and nervous system. Asthmatic patients' major difficulty is EXHALING. The lining of the bronchial system has become irritated, and nature is trying to clear the air-passages of accumulated mucous. When the bronchial tubes and air-cells become congested, the one passage for air to the lower part of the lungs must be cleared, hence the spasmodic action of the tubes designated as ASTHMA. Sometimes an enlarged thymus gland, tumors that press on the windpipe, or a bad heart cause symptoms that are mistaken for Asthma. In children, especially ASTHMATIC attacks are often mistaken for croup or bronchial pneumonia. Specialists and authorities on Asthma and the allied allergic diseases (they fever, eczema, hives, rigrant, and mucous ulcers) advise locating the CAUSE of sensitivity, and treat PRESS AND OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION. These will be their social security cards. On the back each card there will be space given number of stamps. The house wife and farmer, in meantime, must buy special stamps that will be produced for the purpose. Then, when a man hand or domestic is employing the must produce his social security card and the house wife or mer must place one or more of stamps on the back. The number of stamps would be demined by the total wages paid employee. When the card is filled, the employee would mail it to the social security board and he or she would be "credited" with the amount of taxes collected. Thezes would go into the social security fund. The employee would a new card and continue colting taxes. ASTHMATIC patients' major difficulty is EXHALING. The lining of the bronchial system has become irritated, and nature is trying to clear the air-passages of accumulated mucous. When the bronchial tubes and air-cells become congested, the one passage for air to the lower part of the lungs must be cleared, hence the spasmodic action of the tubes designated as ASTHMA. Sometimes an enlarged thymus gland, tumors that press on the windpipe, or a bad heart cause symptoms that are mistaken for Asthma. In children, especially, ASTHMATIC attacks are often mistaken for group or bronchial pneumonia. Specialists and authorities on Asthma and the allied allergic diseases (hay fever, eczema, hives, migrant, and mucous colitis) advise locating the CAUSE of sensitivity, and treatment for immunization, and less time and expense on palliative reliefs. JACKSON DRUG CO. Prescription specialists 237 EAST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM-CAL. THIS IS No. 38 OF A SERIES "TELLING THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE DOCTOR." VALENCIA MARKET FREE DELIVERY "The Store Where a Dollar Does Its Duty" Friday - Saturday Only Phone 3012 (All Meats U. S. Inspected) 327 E. Center St. ( 2 Pound can ..... 50c) Coffee Folger's 26¢ GRADE · A — MEET ALL COMPETITION MILK ½ Gal. ??? GLOBE A-1 PANCAKE AND WAFFLE — 2 Pound, 8-oz. bag FLOUR pkg. 16¢ GLOBE A-1 PANCAKE AND WAFFLE — 2 Pound, 8-oz. bag FLOUR pkg. 16¢ EASTERN — WHOLE ONLY — Pork Shoulders 15½¢ lb JUICY TENDER STEER STEAKS 19¢ lb WILSON'S Shortening 7½¢ lb UTAH — SHOULDERS Mutton 10¢