anaheim-gazette 1941-03-06

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER HENRY KUCHEL, Editor and Publisher 1887-1935 The Anaheim Gazette has been owned and edited by the same family since 1875. Published every Thursday at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, Calif. Subscription Per Year .....$2.00 Six Months .....$1.00 MRS. HENRY KUCHEL THEODORE B. KUCHEL Editors and Publishers Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office at Anaheim, California, under the Act of March 8, 1879. SPEED UP THE TEMPO Business in the nation has shown a tremendous improvement in the first two months of 1941. Increases have been reported of from 12 to 20 percent over the same period in 1940. The lush days of the roaring twenties may soon be reality. Anaheim, too, is showing a healthy surge forward. As yet we have no tremendous boom as some centers near airplane factories have shown. On the other hand when the inevitable reaction, a few years hence, comes we will not suffer so severe a letdown. The conduct of a business is still measured by cause and effect. The first element, cause, is, and always will be in the hands of management. In other words a business will still react to the intelligence, or lack of it, of the operating group. Anaheim, from a business standpoint, has two major problems: First, to recover as large percentage as possible of the money that is being spent out of town; second to develop to the greatest degree the potential business in our trading area. These problems are common to the individual merchant and to the community. If one business man goes ahead and finds even a partial solution to his problem he has, in turn, helped the community solve the same problem. The Gazette has plans along the above lines that are proven to be effective. We will discuss them fully in the near future. FEDERAL FOOD OPERATE IN ORANGE Extension of the federal stamp plan for distribution of plus foods to approximately 60 public assisted households in ange county for the benefit farmers and eligible needy pants was assured late last week when Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard announced selection of this county for operation of the plan. It is anticipated that the plan will start operating in about month, or as soon as necessary machinery can be set up. Chad F. Kunkel, acting regional director of the Surplus Marketing administration, announced. Based on the corporation's perience in other areas where plan has been operating, Kunkel estimated the plan will provide annually more than $347,107,000 increased purchasing power in area for farm products. This mean an increase of at least much in the annual business of retail food stores in Orange co as the stamp plan provides for tributing surplus commodities through the regular channel trade. Kunkel announced that Ed C. Garwood, area supervisor of Surplus Marketing administration will supervise the installation Operations will be carried on if the Surplus Marketing administration office, 704 S. Spring Los Angeles. Before the food stamp plan gins operating, representative the Surplus Marketing administration will hold a mass meeting retail food merchants. At Anaheim, from a business standpoint, has two major problems: First, to recover as large percentage as possible of the money that is being spent out of town; second to develop to the greatest degree the potential business in our trading area. These problems are common to the individual merchant and to the community. If one business man goes ahead and finds even a partial solution to his problem he has, in turn, helped the community solve the same problem. The Gazette has plans along the above lines that are proven to be effective. We will discuss them fully in the near future. Let's build Anaheim. Church Services FIRST PRESBYTERIAN “It’s God’s Plus That Counts,” is the subject selected by Rev. Stanley Frederick George for his sermons at 9 and 11 a.m. next Sunday. At 7 p.m. the subject will be, “My Favorite Verse, Other Than John 3:16, and Why,” with Mr. Van Tine, Jim Patrick, Pat Ryan, Bob Benson and Bob Williams as the various speakers. WHITE TEMPLE METHODIST Rev. Thomas L. Burden will speak on “Critics and Criticism” during the morning worship at 10:45 o’clock next Sunday. During the evening service beginning at 7 p.m., the pastor will discuss the subject, “Is the Bible Out of Date?” ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Holy communion will be held at 8 a.m., followed by public worship and church school at 10:30. Lenten services will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and Thursday at 7 and 10 a.m. The Rev. D. Howard Dow is rector of the church, which is open every day for meditation. GRACE LUTHERAN “Repent Ye, and Believe the Gospel” is the subject upon which Rev. C. H. S. Hunziker will speak next Sunday at 10:30 a.m. The evening service, beginning at 6:45, will feature the last of a series of eight illustrated lectures, with the subject being “Palestine Speaks on the Life of St. Paul.” Subject for the lenten service Wednesday night will be “The Voice of the Gentile Nation.” CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Don Earl Boatman will speak Sunday at 10:30 a.m. on the subject, “Joy.” For the evening service between 7 and 8 o’clock he has chosen as his theme, “The Grace of Christ.” CALVARY BAPTIST “The Sin We’re Afraid to Men- Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, are the statements: “Jesus behold in Science the perfect man, who appeared to him where sinning mortal men appears to mortals. In this perfect man the Savior saw God’s own likeness, and this correct view of man healed the sick. Thus Jesus taught that the kingdom of God is intact, universal, and that man is pure and holy.” “The War’s Strangest Mystery.” Half of the people of Abbeville, France, are missing or dead and nobody knows why, yet some ghostly “Pled Piper” seems to have come to the quaint old Picardy Village with the German hordes to lure the citizens to suicide and destruction. Don’t miss this astonishing double page illustrated feature in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week’s LOS ANGELES EXAMINER.—Adv. YOU'LL SAY FIRST BECAUSE Get ACHEVROLL The Combination Th VALVE IN HEAD SIX CYLINDE CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Don Earl Boatman will speak Sunday at 10:30 a.m. on the subject, "Joy." For the evening service between 7 and 8 o'clock he has chosen as his theme. "The Grace of Christ." CALVARY BAPTIST "The Sin We're Afraid to Mention," will be the subject of Rev. Earl R. Berg's sermon during the morning service on Sunday. In the evening hour, Dr. Harry Openshaw, for 40 years missionary in West China, will speak on "The Christian Movement in China." He will also speak to the young people at 6:30 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH "Man" is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon on Sunday in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. The Golden Text is from I John: "Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear, we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is." Included in the Lesson-Sermon are these words about Jesus from Luke: "And as he entered into a certain village, there met him ten men that were lepers, which stood afar off: And they lifted up their voices, and said, Jesus, Master, have mercy on us. And when he saw them, he said unto them, Go shew yourselves unto the priests. And it came to pass, that, as they went, they were cleansed. And one of them, when he saw that he was healed, turned back, and with a loud voice glorified God. And fell down on his face at his feet, giving him thanks: . . . And he said unto him, Arise, go thy way; thy faith hath made thee whole.'" Among the selections from the FEDERAL FOOD STAMP PLAN WILL OPERATE IN ORANGE COUNTY SOON Extension of the federal food plan for distribution of surplus foods to approximately 6433 assisted households in Orange county for the benefit of farmers and eligible needy participants was assured late last week. Secretary of Agriculture R. Wickard announced action of this county for operation of the plan. It is anticipated that the plan will start operating in about a month, or as soon as necessaryinery can be set up, Charles Kunkel, acting regional director of Surplus Marketing administration, announced. Based on the corporation's existence in other areas where the has been operating, Kunkel estimated the plan will provide nearly more than $347,107.0f in increased purchasing power in this farm products. This will be an increase of at least this amount in the annual business of the food stores in Orange county. The stamp plan provides for dishing surplus commodities through the regular channels of Kunkel announced that Edwin Carwood, area supervisor of the US Marketing administration, supervise the installation.ATIONS will be carried on from Surplus Marketing administration office, 704 S. Spring St., Angeles. Store the food stamp plan be-operating, representatives of Surplus Marketing administra-tion will hold a mass meeting for food merchants. At this purchase of any foods for human consumption in the home, at any participating retail food stores, including grocery stores, bakeries, meat markets and retail dairy outlets. However, they are not good for any alcoholic beverages, tobacco in any form, or for foods normally consumed on the store premises. The blue surplus food stamps are also worth 25 cents each in trade in these stores, but are good only for foods currently designated as being "in surplus" by the U.S. department of agriculture and so listed in the areas where the plan is operating. The additional food obtained with the free blue surplus food stamps figures at least $2 a person per month. The requirement that, in order to take part in the plan, orange food-order stamps must be purchased in an amount equal to former food purchases, protects the farmers by insuring that foods obtained free are in addition to, and not in place of, food formerly purchased by eligibles. Eligible participants will receive, by letter, full instructions as to how they may buy food order stamps. At an early date the location of stamp issuing offices will be announced. All retail food merchants who wish to take part in the food stamp plan when it opens in this area must first register with the Surplus Marketing administration office in Los Angeles. Conservation Plan Advances in County Local orchardists and vineyardists may still perform erosion control measures under the 1941 Agricultural Conservation program. These measures include the planting of permanent cover crops in irrigated orchards or vineyards; changing from methods of irrigation which cause soil erosion to a system of contour irrigation, and planting of fruit and nut trees on the contour. Each of these practices requires prior approval of the county committee. Nearly 4000 operators have declared their intention to participate in the 1941 program by signing a farm plan. Those who have not signed should contact B. F. Karcher, 411 N. Lemon St., Anaheim committeeman, or call at the county office, 622 N. Main St., Santa Ana. MICHIGAN REUNION TO BE HELD MARCH 15 The annual spring picnic reunion of the Michigan Association of Southern California will be held all day Saturday, March 15, at Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles. To eliminate delays, The Gazette has new phone service. Call 2206 New Telephone Books Distribute New from cover to cover. Orange county telephone was distributed this week. Telephone subscribers, according to R. J. Rossberg, Southernnia Telephone company who said that initially 220 telephones were distributed in the county compared with 20,265 last year. One of the major changes book, the manager said type. The directory had completely reset in the Gothic type, developed for the Bell System directories and widely praised its readability and beauty. The information section taining data on rate and services, is printed on paper brighter blue and thicker section has been reva-lable make it more attractive serviceable, the manager. There are approximate listings in the alphabetization and 5000 in the directory. The alphabetization includes the 16 information runs to 96 pages and the directory to 92 pages. Mately 8000 pounds of paper, 9000 poundss o Eligible participants will receive by letter, full instructions as to how they may buy food order stamps. At an early date the location of stamp issuing offices will be announced. All retail food merchants who wish to take part in the food stamp plan when it opens in this area must first register with the Surplus Marketing administration office in Los Angeles. Per Capita Cost For County $25.82 The cost of Orange county government for 1939-40 averaged $25.82 for each and every man, woman, child in the county, California Taxpayers' association stated today, making public a study of the per capita costs of county governments in California for the four years, 1936-37 to 1939-40. The $25.82 per capita cost of the county government for 1939-40, the last completed fiscal year, was a decrease from the $27.29 cost for the preceding year, but it was a 38 per cent increase over the cost of the county government in 1936-37, only four years before, when it averaged $18.76 per capita, the association declared. FUNERAL SERVICE ERROR CORRECTED Funeral services for Miss Nettie Aubert were conducted last Friday morning rather than Thursday, as erroneously stated in last week's issue of The Gazette. ST BECAUSE IT'S FINEST! WROLET And Get Abination That Counts" E-IN-HEAD and CYLINDERS VICTOR DEPENDABILITY YOU MONEY ... because it's a 90-H.P. VALVE-IN-HEAD SIX—the only one in the biggest-selling low-price group! ... because "VALVE-IN-HEAD'S THE VICTOR" in performance on land, sea, and in the air! ... because its *SIX CYLINDERS save you money on gas, oil and upkeep! ... because it's thoroughly PROVED—thoroughly DEPENDABLE—as millions upon millions of owners will testify! Accept Less? VALVE-IN-HEAD'S THE VICTOR! SIX CYLINDERS SAVE YOU MONEY! NE BROS. Easy GMAC Terms Phone 2215 Anaheim Welch's Grape Juice quart bottle 39° Libby Tomato Juice No. 2 can 7° Gentle-Pressed. (46 oz. can, 18c) Del Monte Tomato Sauce 2 8 oz. can 7° Prem A Pure Pork Product 12 oz. can 25° Del Monte Red Salmon tail can 22° Libby's Red Salmon tail can 22° Pioneer Minced Clams No. ½ can 17° Dunbar Shrimp Wet or Dry Type Pack 2 5 oz. can 25° Borden's Milk Small Can 2 for 10c 3 tail can 20° Carnation Milk Small Can 3 for 10c 3 tail can 20° Pet Milk Small Can 3 for 10c 3 tail can 20° CANNED VEGETABLES Del Monte Peas Early Garden No. 2 can 12° Del Monte Tomatoes No. 2½ can 13° B & M Beans Oven-Baked 28 oz. can, 14c 13 oz. can 9° Jacob's Mushrooms 2 oz. can 10° Fancy Buttons. (4 oz. can, 18c) Hotel Style 4 oz. can 16° 2 oz. can 9° TYPICAL SAFEWAY VALUES Knox Plain Gelatin 1 oz. hex 19° Royal Gelatin Assorted Flavors 8 pkgs. for 14° Lemon, Orange, Cherry, Raspberry, Strawberry, Lime Royal Puddings 3 pkgs. for 14° Chocolate, Vanilla, Butterscotch, Tapioca Golden Age Macaroni 8 oz. pkg. (Golden Age Spaghetti, 8 oz. pkg., 7c) Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Quart Jar, 29c pint jar 18° L & P Sauce Worcestershire Type 5 oz. bottle 25° Heinz Mustard 8 oz. jar 9° French's Salad Mustard 6 oz. jar 7° Heinz Cider Vinegar pint bottle 9° Finest Quality. (Quart bottle, 18c) Pompeian Olive Oil ½ pint can 30° (Pint size can, 64c) Lipton's Tea Fancy Black lilb. box, 32c box Yellow Label brand. (Small box, 8c) Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour 20 oz. box, 40 oz. box, 20c box SAFEWAY Guides Tender, juicy, flavorful buy guaranteed meats please you or your PRIME center cut rib or loin roast. Cut from fancy grain-fed pork. PORK SAUSAGE Un-x-id brand. Pure pork and sauscs. In 1-lb. Visking. PIECE BAGON Choices quality sugar cured bacon. In the piece. Note price. SLIGED BAGON Un-x-id brand. Half-pound packed in Cellophane. Note price. SALT SIDE PORK Dry salt sides, cut from fancy grain-fed pork. Value! New Telephone Books Distributed New from cover to cover, the Orange county telephone directory was distributed this week to local telephone subscribers, according to R. J. Rossberg, Southern California Telephone company manager, who said that initially 21,300 will be distributed in the county, as compared with 20,265 last year. One of the major changes in the book, the manager said, is the type. The directory has been completely reset in the new Bell Gothic type, developed especially for the Bell System telephone directories and widely praised for its readability and beauty. The information section, containing data on rate and telephone services, is printed on paper of a brighter blue and the entire section has been revamped to make it more attractive and serviceable, the manager said. There are approximately 18,000 listings in the alphabetical section and 5000 in the classified directory. The alphabetical section, including the 16 information pages, runs to 96 pages and the classified directory to 92 pages. Approximately 8000 pounds of white paper, 9000 pounds of yellow paper, 1800 pounds of blue paper and 2000 pounds of green cover stock were required for the book. Victor Schmelzer Sings in Concert Musical honors are coming the way of Victor Schmelzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Schmelzer of 118 N. Emily St., who will participate in the internationally famous Occidental college Men's Glee club consert to be given for members of the student body and friends Friday and Saturday, March 14 and 15, at the college. Mr. Schmelzer is bass for the group led by Howard Swan. While attending Anaheim union high school, Mr. Schmelzer was active in music and dramatics. A gala program is planned for the event March 15, and Schmelzer will be one of many contributing to the musical entertainment. To relieve Misery of COLDS SALVE LIQUID TABLETS NOSE DROPS COUGH DROPS Try "Rub-My-Tism"—a Wonderful Liniment Classified Highlights See the latest in plumbing fixtures at the housewarming opening of one of California’s oldest plumbers. No obligation. See classification “Plumbers” for opening date. March and April are the two worst months in the year for colds, flu and pneumonia. Protect yourself, now. See class. “Druggists.” When better furniture is built it will be offered by the advertisers who present money - saving - advantages under class. “Furniture.” Get a new car now before spring prices rise due to the season and defense program. See “Autos for Sale.” For selected real estate and rentals See these classifications and get top offers. To eliminate delays, The Gazette has new phone service. Call 2206 THIS ADVERTISMENT IS EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, MARCH 8 AT SAFEWAY, you can get the brands you want. Your Safe-way grocer features nationally advertised brands - always at low prices. Get these well-known brands - items of unvarying quality - at our store nearest your home. The manufacturers guarantee them; Safeway guarantees them. Your satisfaction is assured! DEL MONTE Peaches. Choice quality—sliced or halved. CAMPBELL'S BEANS Pork & beans, cooked in tomato sauce. DEL MAIZ NIBLETS "Off the Cob" style, golden beet corn. HEINZ KETCHUP Penny grade. (14-oz. slur bottle, 16c) BISQUICK BISCUIT PLOUR Simply add liquid, mix and bake. Note price. CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE. Per cup or glass coffee makers. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE. Vacuum pack, deflucent blend. LIFEBUOY SOAP Price ex-tax,.05502; sales tax,.00165. LUX TOILET SOAP Price ex-tax,.05502; sales tax,.00165. CAMAY SOAP Price ex-tax,.05240; sales tax,.00160. GEREALS & CRACKERS Post Toasties Corn Flakes 2 8-oz. boxes (Jumbo size, 13-oz., 2 packages 19c) Grape-Nuts Breakfast Cereal 12-oz. box Kix The New Taste Kick Made from Corn 7-oz. boxes Comot Rice White or Brown 1-lb. box 8-oz. Snow Flakes National Blanc's 1-lb. Salted Dodan 14-oz. Ritz Crackers National Blanc's 1-lb. 19-oz. BABY & JUNIOR FOODS Gerber Baby Foods 3 4½-oz. cans Apricot and Apple Sauce, Strained Green Beans, A.B.O Beets, Strained Carrots, Strained Peas, Strained Prunes, Strained Spinach, Liver Soup, Strained Vegetable Soup, Custard Pudding Heinz Baby Foods 3 4½-oz. cans Apricots and Apple Sauce, Gran Beans, Pear and Pineapple Sauce, Carrots, Peas, Spinach, Vegetable Soup, Beef & Liver Soup Heinz Junior Foods 3 8½-oz. cans Creamed Chicken Farina, Creamed Lamb & Liver, Chopped Mixed Vegetables, Creamed Green Vegetables, Chopped Spinach, Chopped Carrots, Apple-Fig-A-Data Dessert SAFEWAY PRODUCE Selected from the season's finest, and priced by weight. Safeway fruits and vegetables are real values in fine produce. BANANAS 3 lbs. 17¢ firm, golden ripe fruit. Fancy quality, at an economical price. AVOCADOS ½-lb. for 7¢ Puerto variety. Approximate weight of fruit, half-pound each. Winesap Apples Washington grown."Lunch box" sizes. lb. 5¢ Carrots Tops removed. First Morning Fresh. lb. 1½¢ GREEN PEAS Sweet, tender Imperials. lb. 5¢ Potatoes New creep, White Rose variety. BANANAS Julia Lee Wright's article in this week's issue of the Family Circle Magazine features banana recipes. Read it Lux Soap Flakes 5 ounce package (Price ex-tax,.08738; sales tax,.00682) 12½-oz. box Price ex-tax,.03588; sales tax,.00612 Rinso Soap Granulated Condensed box (Price ex-tax,.17471; sales tax,.00628) 69-oz. box Price ex-tax,.08568; sales tax,.01457 Bab-O Cleaner 2 can for (Price ex-tax,.10134; sales tax,.00308) Sani-Flush Closet Bowl Cleaner (Price ex-tax,.13592; sales tax,.00484) Clorox Liquid Bleach 2 quart bottles (Price ex-tax,.19107; sales tax,.00903) half-gallon size bottle Price ex-tax,.02298; sales tax,.00670 ScotTissue Toilet Floor (Price ex-tax,.06472; sales tax,.00195) SAFEWAY Guaranteed MEATS Tender, juicy, flavorful roasts, chops, steaks every time you buy guaranteed meats at Safeway! These finer meats must please you - or your money back. SKINLINE EGG FESTIVAL SAFEWAY Guaranteed MEATS Tender, juicy, flavorful roasts, chops, steaks every time you buy guaranteed meats at Safeway! These finer meats must please you or your money back. PRIME RIB lb. 35¢ Cut from first five ribs of guaranteed beef, fully trimmed. Ready for the oven. BEEF ROAST lb. 23¢ Fancy center cut seven bone roast. Guaranteed beef — excellent to pat roast. FANCY HENS lb. 27£ Fancy milk-fed, dry-picked heens to stew or fricossee. Serve chicken tonight. PORK LOIN lb. 20£ Large cuts from either end of loin of grain-fed pork. Excellent fo roast. PORK ROAST Center cut rib or loin roast. Cut from fancy grain-fed pork. PORK SAUSAGE Un-x-id brand. Pure pork and sausages. In 1-lb. Visking. PIEGE BACON Choice quality sugar cured bacon. In the piece. Note price. SLIGED BACON Un-x-id brand. Half-pound packed in Cellophane. Note price. SALT SIDE PORK Dry salt sides, cut from fancy grain-fed pork. Value! GROUND BEEF Ground and packed in Visking casing under stats inspection. TAMALES Un-x-id large size tamales. Fine for Spanish dinners. PURE LARD Snowy white pure lard, packed in sanitary one pound cartons. BLACK GOD Fancy fresh fish. Friday & Saturday values. Priced low. FRESH SEA BASS Fancy Mexican. Friday & Saturday values. Priced low. SPRINGtime EGG FESTIVAL EGGS ARE A SURPLUS FOOD LARGE, GRADE 'A' EGGS BREAKFAST GEM BRAND. Packed in handy cartons. Per dozen LARGE, GRADE 'AA' EGGS CREAM OF THE CROP BRAND. Packed in handy cartons. Per dozen Ocean Spray CRANBERRY SAUCE ECG OMELET LOOK FOR THE RECIPES IN ECG CARTONS CRANBERRY SAUCE OCEAN SPRAY BRAND. Ruby red sauce. Try a cranberry sauce emilet tonight. FRESH MILK Lucerne Milk Grade "A" Pasteurized milk, in the new jumbo size carton. ½-Gallon 20c Choice of regular or homogenized in one quart cartons. Grape "A" Pasteurized milk. 2 1-QUART CARTONS 21c Salas tax added to the retail prices on all taxable items. SAFEWAY