anaheim-gazette 1939-08-24

FOX ANAHEIM Now Playing 25c Matinee Saturday 1:15 IRENE DUNNE CHARLES BOYER —in— "When Tomorrow Comes" —AND— "Unexpected Father" BABY SANDY Shirley Ross - Dennis O'Keefe Sun.-Mon.-Tues., Aug. 27-28-29 Sunday continuous from 1 p.m. "Stanley and Livingston" SPENCER TRACY Nancy Kelly-Richard Greene —AND— THE JONES FAMILY IN "Quick Millions" Aug. 30-31 — Sept. 1-2 "They Shall Have Music" JASCHA HEIFETZ Andrea Leeds - Joel McCrea —AND— "Almost a Gentleman" JAMES ELLISON Helen Wood - Robert Kent PLAY "SUPER PAY-ME" Every Monday and Thursday ANAHEIM Theatre ANY SEAT 15¢ ANY TIME Saturday Matinee at 1:15 "Muntiny on The Bounty" Charles Laughton Clark Gable - Franchot Tone —AND— "ROSE MARIE" JEANETTE MACDONALD NELSON EDDY Sun.-Mon.-Tues., Aug. 27-28-29 Sunday continuous From 1 p.m. "FLYING IRISHMAN" DOUGLAS CORRIGAN Paul Kelly-Robt. Armstrong —AND— GEO. O'BRIEN —in— "Trouble in Sundown" Aug. 30-31 — Sept. 1 - 2 "DODGE CITY" OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND Errol Flynn-Ann Sheridan —AND— "Orphans of the Street" TOMMY RYAN Robt. Livingston - June Storey Obituaries CHARLES A. EMERSON Funeral services for Charles Emerson; 66, were conducted Monday afternoon from the First Baptist church of Long Beach Rev. Winfield Edson official Burial was in Westminster Memorial park, under direction Hilgenfeld funeral home. Emerson, a resident of California for more than 25 years, Friday morning at a Los Angeles hospital. He is survived by wife, Dessa A. Emerson; daughters, Mrs. R. N. England Montana and Mrs. H. W. He shall of Anaheim; two sons, Ett M. of Auburn, Calif., and Rett M. of Auburn, Calif., and Rett W. Emerson of Garden Grove; brother, two sisters and grandchildren. ADOLPH RICHTER Funeral services for Adolph Richter, 86, were conducted Monday afternoon from the Lutheran church with Rev. H. Schmelzer officiating, assisted Rev. L. Eifert. Burial was in Lutheran cemetery in Orland under direction of Hilgenfeld funeral home. Richter, a native of Germany and a resident of Anaheim years, died Saturday evening his home, 209 S. Olive street. is survived by his wife, Eliza Richter; three sons, W. G. Rice of Whittier, Amil R. Richter of Centro and Fred A. Richter Culber City; two-daughters, Edward Hertzberg and Mrs. Robert Marlow, both of Santa Ana 13 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Umbrella Anchor Patent is Issued "Almost a Gentleman" JAMES ELLISON Helen Wood - Robert Kent "Orphans of the Street" TOMMY RYAN Robt. Livingston - June Storey PLAY "SUPER PAY-ME" Every Monday and Thursday See FRANK'S CLOCK SHOP 106 South Los Angeles St. Anaheim, California For Dependable Watch and Clock Repairing ALSO A FULL LINE OF JEWELRY Newport Beach is Classified as City Increase in postal receipts and growth of business and commercial areas have combined to give Newport Beach-the classification of "city" rather than "village" by the United States postal authorities, Postmaster William H. Adams announced this week. Newport Beach post office has increased its receipts over the required minimum of between $11. Carl E. Gilbert is Named School Head Carl E. Gilbert of San Gabriel will succeed Roland Upton as superintendent of schools at Buena Park, it was announced recently by school trustees. Upton resigned his position to become superintendent of schools at San Gabriel. Gilbert and his wife and two children, Joan and John, expect to establish residence in Buena Park by September 1. For a Complete Printing Service Phone 2414 Announcements Bill Heads Bills of Sale Blotters Books Booklets Bookkeeping Forms Business Cards Catalogues Checks Canning Factory Forms Citrus House Forms 000 and $12,000, the postmaster said, Growth of the number of residences in the West Newport and El Bay areas has brought to about 3000 the number of permanent residents now in the Newport post office district. YOUR HOME AND MINE BY ANNE WILSON Electricity has woven itself so inseparably into our lives that its miracles are taken for granted. Its sleepless power leaps to our finger tips to perform tasks which yesterday etched faces and hands with Announcements Bill Heads Bills of Sale Blotters Books Booklets Bookkeeping Forms Business Cards Catalogues Checks Canning Factory Forms Citrus House Forms Cards Cash Slips Contracts Envelopes Employees Record Forms Invoices Legal Forms Ledger Sheets Labels Letterheads Menus Payroll Sheets Posters Programs Purchase Orders Packing House Forms Signs Social Stationery Recelpts Sales Books Social Security Forms Shop Forms Statements Time Cards ANAHEIM GAZETTE 259 E. Center Street Anaheim Electricity has woven itself so inseparably into our lives that its miracles are taken for granted. Its sleepless power leaps to our finger tips to perform tasks which yesterday etched faces and hands with lines of toil. Today, women are awakening to electricity, preserver of youth, giver of freedom. Electricity works wonders in the kitchen. Electrical appliances change an inefficient room into a sparkling, clean workshop where thrilling new equipment eliminates drudgery. First in usefulness is the gleaming electric range which greatly simplifies meal preparation. Famed for spotless cleanliness, a modern electric range also is fast, dependable, and brings to the kitchen a coolness which is especially appreciated during the summer. Side by side in utility is an electric water heater, whose constant provision of hot water is the background for pleasant home operation. Then there is the electric refrigerator, sturdy guardian of food, producer of the family's ice supply and delicious dishes cooked with cold. Newest in the "big five" of major electrical kitchen servants are an electric dishwasher and an electric garbage disposal unit. The latter takes care of waste foods pleasantly, and location of its receptacle at the sink enhances convenience. Dishes are stacked in the electric dishwasher which washes and rinses them and they dry by themselves. Protected are the hands and youth of milady! Obituaries CHARLES A. EMERSON General services for Charles A. Emerson; 66, were conducted Mon-Friday from the First Baptist Church of Long Beach with Winfield Edson officiating. He was in Westminster Medical Park, under direction of Winfield funeral home. Dessa A. Emerson; two co-workers, Mrs. R. N. England of Anaheim and Mrs. H. W. Hempel of Anaheim; two sons, Everett of Auburn, Calif., and Ralph Emerson of Garden Grove; one sister, two sisters and five children. ALPH RICHTER General services for Adolph Richter, 86, were conducted yesterday afternoon from the Zion Christian church with Rev. H. G. Gelzer officiating, assisted by L. Elfert. Burial was in the Zion cemetery in Orange, or direction of Hilgenfeld funeral home. Beautiful Bess Ehrhardt, star of the Ice Follies of 1940, which opens Sept. 7th at the Pan-Pacific Ice Arena, Los Angeles. The colorful figure skating carnival will officially open the rebuilt Beverly Blvd. ice auditorium and is also the world's premiere of the new Ice Follies of 1940. Newport Regatta Plans Completed This week end marks the third annual renewal of the Newport Regatta. New Zoning Plan Sought by G. G. First steps in a plan to reconsider a zoning project for Garden Grove have been taken by a civic committee, composed of Dr. John Krushaar, president of the chamber of commerce, E. J. Tobias and C. J. Clark. A similar plan was dropped two years ago when heavy opposition was encountered, largely from owners of property outside the built-up section of the community. The commerce group this time plans to ask for zoning in a restricted area bounded roughly by Garden Grove boulevard and Lamson street, and by Ninth and Nutwood streets. Need for zoning in Garden Grove is described by civic leaders as increased by the rapid growth of the community in the past two years. Doubleheader at OCAC on Monday Adhering to the request of Nick Lutze at the highway arena last Monday night, Promotor Lewis arranged today a program for next Monday's show at the Orange County Athletic club which promises to be the greatest exhibition yet to be seen at the wrestling palace. Nick Lutze and Flash Gordon, "heroes" of the past two main events have been matched with Hardboiled Haggerty and Jack Manuel in two seperate matches which will compose the double headliner mainevent. In the supporting matches Lee Wycoff, the dangerous heavy-weight from Missouri, will meet... Newport Regatta Plans Completed This week end marks the third annual renewal of the Newport Harbor Race Week regatta with sailing craft of every class and size and a great fleet of racing sailors to participate. Events will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Competition for leading Pacific Coast skippers is scheduled in the International Star class, six and eight metres, the Pacific Coast class and the California 32's, it was declared. In addition, other races will be held for the "R", "L", "M," and "N" and many other classes of sailing craft. Extensive preparations are being made to entertain the visiting skippers as well as a host of yachtsmen who will gather at Newport Harbor to view the races. Monday's show at the Orange County Athletic club which promises to be the greatest exhibition yet to be seen at the wrestling palace. Nick Lutze and Flash Gordon, "heroes" of the past two main events have been matched with Hardboiled Haggerty and Jack Manuel in two separate matches which will compose the double headliner mainevent. In the supporting matches Lee Wycoff, the dangerous heavy-weight from Missouri, will meet the favorite of Orange county feminine fans, Terry McGinnis, in one fall. Al Billings, the Montana Meteor, will try to dish out the rough stuff in Big Bill Shea, husky giant from Paducah, Kentucky. NEW PLUNGE HOURS Anaheim city plunge will be open from one o'clock until 9 dainly under the new schedule o'clock daily under new schedule which was adopted this week. The plunge will remain open until September 17, Rudy Boysen, park superintendent, announced. There is a perennial nobleness, and even sacredness, in work. —Carlyle. You Can Make Many Delicious Dishes With ORANGES Oranges Are Adapted to All Branches of Cookery WITH MEATS, you can serve sauteed orange slices, spiced oranges, marmalade, orange sauce, mapled orange slices, glazed oranges. Try braising DUCK in orange juice. SALAD of sliced oranges and onions! . . . believe it or not! FROZEN DISHES orange mallow cream sherbet. WITH MEATS, you can serve sauteed orange slices, spiced oranges, marmalade, orange sauce, mapled orange slices, glazed oranges. Try braising DUCK in orange juice. SALAD of sliced oranges and onions! . . believe it or not! FROZEN DISHES . . orange mallow, cream sherbet, tapioca cream, mousse. Orange meringue, Orange bread pudding, souffle. PASTRIES . . orange cake, orange sponge cake, bread, pies, butter frosting, orange jumbles, etc. CANDY . . CANDY . . orange divinity and fudge are especially delicious. Orange fondant is the basis of many delicate candies. DRINKS . . fresh orange juice tops the list. Very refreshing is orange bounty made with egg, sugar, salt, milk, and orange juice. Orange dishes are decorative as well as appetizing . . They are easy to prepare and are always eaten with enthusiasm! EAT ORANGES DAILY This advertisement is the ninth of a series to be run by the Anaheim Gazette in the interest or Orange county's greatest industry—THE ORANGE. Anaheim, Calif., Aug. 24, 1939 ALPHA BETA SPECIALS for AUGUST 25th & 26th • CENTER AT EMILY CENTER AT PALM Zee Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 12¢ Zee Towels 150 in a roll 2 for 15¢ IRIS COFFEE 1-lb. Jar 26¢ Chow Mein NOODLES Jan-U-Wine can 14¢ CHOP SUEY Jan-U-Wine Tall Can 17£ PEAS GREEN GIANT 17-oz. cans 2 for 27£ CORN DEL MAIZ 3 303 cans 25£ NIBLETS DEL MAIZ 2 cans 21£ Wesson Oil PT. can 21£ | Qt. can 39£ SNOWDRIFT 3 lb. can 47£ SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR pkg. 22£ NAPKINS 80 count package 5£ WHEATIES pkg. 10¢ HEINZ VINEGAR Qts. 15¢ APRICOTS, Val Vita No. 21½ Cans 10¢ HOMINY, Top Row No. 21½ Cans 7½¢ LIMA BEANS No. 21½ Cans 7½¢ PORK and BEANS No. 21½ Cans 7½¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE No. 2 Cans 5¢ NEW POTATOES No. 1 Tall Can 5¢ TOMATO JUICE No. 1 Tall Can 5¢ APRICOTS, fancy peeled, 8-oz. Cans 5¢ DILL PICKLES, Jade Pts. 10¢ | Qts. 14¢ PEACHES, No. 1 Can . . . 2 For 15¢ PRUNES Sunsweet MEDIUM 2 Lb. Pkg. 11¢ Bipton Tea Orange Pekoe ¼-lb. pkg. 20¢ | ¼-lb. pkg. 38¢ DOGFOOD, Pard 3 Cans 25¢ DOGFOOD Kennel King 3 Cans 17¢ BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 40-oz. Globe A-1 pkg. 20¢ Tang Dressing Qt. Jar 29¢ Turco Cleaner 22-oz. pkg. 20¢ GRAPE JUICE Welch's Qt. Btl. 39£ PARKAY 1-lb. pkg. 20£ CAKE FLOUR PRESTO BRAND 1 FREE with 1 Lge. pkg. 26¢ CUBE STARCH STALEY'S Dish Cloth Free! 2 Pkgs. 13¢ PANGAKE FLOUR, Pillsbury's Large Pkg. 15¢ PINEAPPLE JUICE LARGE RUNES MEDIUM 2 pkg. 11¢ Bipton Tea Orange Pekoe ¼-lb. pkg. 20¢ | ½-lb. pkg. 38¢ BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 40-oz. Globe A-1 pkg. 20¢ Tang Dressing Qt. jar 29¢ Turco Cleaner z2-oz. pkg. 20¢ GRAPE JUICE Welch's Qt. Btl. 39¢ PARKAY 1-lb. pkg. 20£ TUNA WHITE MEAT Bountiful No. ½ can 15¢ CHERRIES Sour Pitted No. 2 can 10£ TUNA Del Monte Shredded 2 No. ½ cans 23£ Dainty Mix FRUIT Cocktail Tall 9£ FARINA PILLSBURY'S package 7½¢ RED BEANS Top Row No. 2½ can 7½¢ BIRD SEED Claremont pkg. 10£ SARDINES Nor-Best 3 No.½ cans 25¢ CAKE FLOUR PRESTO BRAND 1 FREE with 1 Lge. pkg. 26¢ CUBE STARCH STALEY'S Dish Cloth Free! 2 Pkgs. 13¢ PANGAKE FLOUR, Pillsbury's Large Pkg. 15¢ PINEAPPLE JUICE LARGE No. 10 tin 42¢ PINEAPPLE, sliced No.2 Can 10¢ CORN FLAKES ALBERS Reg.Size package 5¢ BROOMS, Red Bird Each 29¢ RAP-IN-WAX Junior Size 6½¢ Senior Size 15¢ POWOW CLEANER ... 3 Large Cans 25¢ PALMOLIVE Toilet Soap 2 Bars 11¢ SUPER SUDS, red Small Pkg. 8¢ Large Pkg. 16¢ SUPER SUDS, Blue Large Pkg. 19¢ PEET'S GRAN. SOAP Large Pkg. 23¢ GRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 3 giant bars 10¢ BRILLO PADS Small Pkg. 7¢ Large Pkg. 13¢ ROACH & ANT POWDER Talbot's can 10¢ | OXYDOL Lge. pkg. 19½¢ CHOICE MEATS Pork Roast Whole Shoulder 15 lb Pork Loin For Roast End 18½ lb Pork Chops 19½ lb Pork Sausage 19½ lb Pork Chops 19½ lb Pork Sausage 19½ lb Beef Roast 17½ lb Sliced Bacon lb. 23½ c FRUITS and VEGETABLES Sweet Ripe Muscat Grapes 4 lbs. 10¢ Making Size Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs. 10¢ Sweet Spanish Onions 10 lbs. 10¢ No. 1 Burbank Potatoes 10 lbs. 17¢ Golden Ripe Bananas 8 lbs. 25¢ Solid Green for Stuffing Bellpeppers 7 for 5¢ Firm Rosy Beaumont Hale's Peaches 4 lbs. 10¢