anaheim-gazette 1941-06-26

Much Citrus Juice in Demand "The problem now is not of selling canned citrus juices, orange juice, but of producing the product in sufficient quantities to supply the demand," declared A. Gabrielsen, sales manager of the canned goods department of the Mutual Orange Distributors on his return from a seven-weeks' tour of the eastern markets. "The question the brokers ask now is 'How soon can you deliver it?'" Gabrielsen continued. The 1940 pack of orange juice canned by Cal-Juices, Inc., the canning plant owned and operated by five Orange county packing associations affiliated with the Mutual Orange Distributors, long has been sold and most of the 1940 pack of concentrate is contracted for. INCREASED DEMAND SEEN World political and economic conditions, according to Gabrielsen and others familiar with the canned products deal, indicate an increasing demand for canned citrus fruits. Take, for example, the need of citrus fruits in England and other countries blocked by the warring factions or the lack of overseas transportation facilities. It is apparent that canned citrus fruits must take the place of fresh fruits in those countries until the war ends. Canned products do not require as much care in transportation as fresh fruit, and they can be shipped in various types of containers—cartons, wooden boxes of varied sizes, even in burlap bags if necessary. On arrival at destination, the canned products may readily be distributed and stored more safely than fresh fruit. In fact they can be stored in underground shelters for months. Specialty Crop Prices Discussed An outline of efforts being made to secure parity prices for California specialty crops as well as the basic crops of America will be given by R. W. Blackburn, national secretary of the Farm Bureau, at a regional meeting at Vista Saturday. Proper consideration for California's specialty crops in the fight being made for an increase of farm income in the nation is being sought activity by the Farm Bureau. Alex Johnson, in charge of marketing research for the California Farm Bureau, assisted in securing an inclusion in the national regulations of the Commodities Board. Market Installs Produce Condition With hot-weather season coming, the Zinda brothers announce installation of new air-conditioned vegetable market fixtures at Stop'n' Shop food store, 344 Center street. “This new apparatus will metically keep the vegetables through the hot hours of the day so that the housewives always assured of strictly crisp vegetables from this market.” Mr. Zinda states. “This wrinkle in market equipment line with our policy of giving the best service possible to patrons.” The vegetable department under the management of It is apparent that canned citrus fruits must take the place of fresh fruits in those countries until the war ends. Canned products do not require as much care in transportation as fresh fruit, and they can be shipped in various types of containers—cartons, wooden boxes of varied sizes, even in burlap bags if necessary. On arrival at destination, the canned products may readily be distributed and stored more safely than fresh fruit. In fact they can be stored in underground shelters for months. MUCH JUICE CANNED The same situation may apply in our own country if the defense program forces requisition of rail transportation and delays movement of fresh fruits from producing areas to areas of consumption. One case of 24 12-oz. cans of orange juice equals approximately a box of fresh fruit and a case of 24 8-oz. cans of 5 to 1 concentrate contains the food value of one full-sized box of fresh fruit. Canning plants in Florida and Texas are running heavy packs of citrus fruits—as much as half the Texas grapefruit crop is going into cans—and the canners are finding a ready market for their goods. “There is no reason to doubt,” says Gabrielsen, “that the products of Cal-Juices, which already have won favor among consumers, will not serve as a means of meeting a defense measure, not only in our own country but in foreign lands as well.” Proper consideration for California’s specialty crops in the fight being made for an increase of farm income in the nation is being sought activity by the Farm Bureau. Alex Johnson, in charge of marketing research for the California Farm Bureau, assisted in securing an inclusion in the national regulations of the Commodity Credit Corporation which will provide for supporting a price for producers of all commodities of not less than 85% of the parity price. Orange county representatives are expected to announce to the group at the meeting place of the next meeting which will be held in Orange county on August 23. Incendiary bombs usually weigh less than 100 pounds. Workers can indicate their availability for defense jobs by registering at the local state employment office. own country but in foreign lands as well.” "SERVEL ELECTROLUX is the refrigerator for us—and NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!" YOU know this man. He may live on your street. If it weren't for him, our streets would be seas of mud after every good rain. Our houses would be less comfortable. They would cost more money. He is the man who wields the paint brush, swings the hammer, drops the plumb line, levels the transit. He plans. He designs. He builds. He finances. But you—the buyer—are the man who sets the pace for construction today. Tomorrow, you step it up. Your imagination, your individual initiative creates the need and the opportunity. 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C. in Missouri, for Jefferson Barrocks, Alaska, the Philippines, Hawaii, and Panama. This is far the widest field ever opened by this recruiting office. It includes assignments of mechanics, electricians, hospital technicians, machine workers, cooks, truck drivers, stenographers, pipe fitters, and many other trades. The young man who enlist in the Army has the privilege of continuing his education. Complete information may be obtained by contacting Sgt. William J. Mairs, 215 Federal building, San Bernardino, California. The extinct pterodactyls, birds, bats, and insects, were the four different types of creatures which learned to fly. Cripples' Relief Directors Meet Reports on new cases of needing its attentions as cases already receiving ty's services were given board of directors of the Children's Relief society county at its meeting in Following a luncheon over by Miss E. Kate Dent, the investigating reported on a variety of crippled boy needing tion to an orthopedic moelderly individual glasses; another needin operation; a youth m artificial leg—these am The directors approve submitted. A report on the succession of the society's "was received, and the voted to send a copy of to the donors of the "lu Next meeting of the be at the Elks club in July 11. Some species of kangaroo expert tree climbers. Market Installs Produce Conditioner With hot-weather season coming, Zinda brothers announce the installation of new air-conditioned metable market fixtures at their n' Shop food store, 344 West Ester street. This new apparatus will autotically keep the vegetables fresh through the hot hours of the midso that the housewives are days assured of strictly fresh, vegetables from this market," Zinda states. "This new knickle in market equipment is in with our policy of giving best service possible to our sons." The vegetable department is over the management of P.W. Vacation Church School To Close The closing night of Anaheim's Vacation Church School promises to surpass all previous programs when 600 boys and girls present a typical morning's school session tomorrow evening from 7 to 8 o'clock at the White Temple Church. This program is presented for the general public. Handcraft will be exhibited following the hour of singing, drama, stories, special features and the awarding of 145 prizes for memory work and other achievements as well as the distribution of certificates to the boys and girls. The 50 teachers This new apparatus will automatically keep the vegetables fresh through the hot hours of the mid-morning so that the housewives are assured of strictly fresh vegetables from this market." Zinda states, "This new skillet in market equipment is in with our policy of giving best service possible to our customers." Modernizing the world's most popular book. 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By installing a Servel now, you do away with all danger of repair bills caused by friction and wear of moving parts in the refrigerating system. And you save money through the marvelous economy of gas, lowest in cost of all practical fuels. SEE THE BEAUTIFUL NEW MODELS of the silent gas refrigerator soon at a DEALER'S or SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Handcraft will be exhibited following the hour of singing, drama, stories, special features and the awarding of 145 prizes for memory work and other achievements as well as the distribution of certificates to the boys and girls. The 50 teachers and helpers will be honored for their faithful services during the two weeks' school. The feature of this week's special activities was a trip to the beach at Corgna Del Mar today enjoyed by 350 youngsters and parents. Tomorrow morning at 7:30 the leaders of the school will meet for a breakfast and informal meeting at the Church of Christ, a tradition of the school much appreciated by the helpers. Mr. Jones of the Alpha Beta Store on west Center will treat the boys and girls with 400 candy bars and balloons to be used in a balloon blowing contest immediately following the school tomorrow morning, the last day. Expensive-Looking Style! SABOT STRAPS For sports and for street! Supple white leather wedges with turf tan trim. Airily perforated! Smart! SPORT OXFORDS 1.98 Roomy moccasin-toe type in brown and white leather with cork-and-rubber soles, heals. Men's Sport OXFORDS 2.98 Ventilated! Moccasin-type in tan and white, and white leather soles and rubber heels. CAMP MOCCASINS 1.98 White for women, chocolate for men and boys! Genuine moccasin construction, sport soles! NOISELESS, AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATION is a joy you shouldn't miss—not even one more week. From the very first day, a gas refrigerator serves you in restful silence. And it will continue to bring you the finest in refrigeration long after ordinary "automatics" are obsolete. SERVEL OPERATES WITH A TINY GAS FLAME, without the noise—without the wear—of moving parts in the freezing unit. By installing a Servel now, you do away with all danger of repair bills caused by friction and wear of moving parts in the refrigerating system. And you save money through the marvelous economy of gas, lowest in cost of all practical fuels. SEE THE BEAUTIFUL NEW MODELS of the silent gas refrigerator soon at a DEALER'S or SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY LASTS LONGER CONSTANT COLD—NO "STOP AND GO" NO MOVING PARTS IN FREEZING SYSTEM 10-YEAR GUARANTEE Your Gas Company's 10-Year Unconditional Guarantee WE UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEE due for a period of one (16) years from date of original installation, we will replace without any defective harbor, thermostat regohomes, or complete refrigerating unit of the Beverley Electric Gas Refrigerator described herein while it remains on our lines. 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Following a luncheon presided over by Miss E. Kate Rea, president, the investigating committees reported on a variety of cases, a crippled boy needing transportation to an orthopedic hospital; two elderly individuals needing glasses; another needing an eye operation; a youth needing an artificial leg—these among others. The directors approved all cases submitted. A report on the successful operation of the society’s “iron lung” was received, and the directors voted to send a copy of this report to the donors of the “lung.” Next meeting of the board will be at the Elks club in Anaheim, July 11. Some species of kangaroos are expert tree climbers. Beachcomber’s In Annual Frolic Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 27, 28, 29, are the dates fixed for the Third Annual Beach comber’s Forlìc at Seal Beach, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and City of Seal Beach. 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