anaheim-gazette 1941-10-23

Defense Contract Survey Underway In Orange County Combined Manufacturing Strength First Step in Obtaining Peace Orders First steps in the formation of an association designed to bring together the combined mechanical and manufacturing strength of Orange county for the purpose of obtaining defense projects were taken in Santa Ana Saturday with the mimeographing of forms for a survey of all shops in the county. Sellers Speaks The action Friday came as a result of a meeting held Friday at Daniger's at which J. E. Sellers, of the Office of Production Management, Los Angeles division, outlined steps that must be taken if the small manufacturer is to gain a share of the defense work. Sellers warned the group that materials would not be available for use in regular commercial lines and that to obtain materials, it would be necessary to gain priorities through doing defense work. The OPM officials made no specific recommendations but advised the group that unless they were joined "in some fashion," either through a corporation or an association, that the individual firms stood little chance of getting defense contracts. Use Prepared Form Sellers said that the OPM has a prepared form that will facilitate the survey of the county manufacturing potentialities and the form reached the Santa Ana chamber of commerce Friday for distribution to every manufacturer. Inventory Asked On Trucks, Buses In Orange County Pertinent Information on Available Vehicles for Emergency to be Gathered Beginning tomorrow, truck and bus owners of Orange County will receive questionaires from the department an dthe national designed to provide pertinent information relative to transportation facilities available in this area in case of invasion by an enemy power, disaster or other emergency. The inventory is being made at the request of the highway traffic advisory committee to the war department an dthe national defense advisory commission as a part of the national defense program. The questionaries are to be returned to the Department of Motor Vehicles in franked envelopes provided for that purpose. Truck and bus owners will be asked to give a physical description of the vehicles owned by them, number of axles and wheels, body types laden weight, where stored, whether available for lease in case of emergency, etc. Upon their return to Sacramento they will be checked and tabulated according to each section of the state so that a complete list of available vehicles for each area may be made. An appeal to truck and bus owners to fill out the questionaires promptly and mail them to Sacramento was made today by James M. Carter, Director of Motor Vehicles. Use Prepared Form Sellers said that the OPM has a prepared form that will facilitate the survey of the county manufacturing potentialities and the form reached the Santa Ana chamber of commerce Friday for distribution to every manufacturer in the county. President R. H. Boney, of the Anaheim chamber of commerce was present at the meeting. When the forms have been filled out and returned to the chamber of commerce, an organization meeting will be held and definite plans will be made, it was decided at Saturday's meeting. The meeting was called by L. Earle Phillips, chairman of the subcommittee of the industrial committee of the Santa Ana chamber of commerce. Become Contact Agent Under the plan suggested by Sellers, the association would become the contact agent for all the manufacturers joining the association and would have one man appointed by the group to act for the entire organization. When the survey is completed, the tabulated account of the entire county's manufacturing strength would then be made known to the OPM; which would in turn aid the association in obtaining defense contracts. (Legal Notice) NOTICE COUNTY TAXES DUE AND PAYABLE Notice is hereby given that the taxes on all personal property secured by real property, and one-half of the taxes on all real property are due on the first day of November, and will be delinquent on the fifth day of December next thereafter, at five o'clock p.m., and that unless paid prior thereo to eight per cent will be added to the amount thereof, and that if said one-half be not paid before the twentieth day in April next, at five o'clock p.m., an additional three per cent will be added thereto. That the remaining one-half of the taxes on all real property be payable on and after the twentieth day of January next, and will be delinquent on the twentieth day of April next thereafter, at five o'clock p.m., and that unless paid prior thereto, three per cent will be added to the amount thereof. All taxes may be paid at the time the first installment, as herein provided, is due and payable. All taxes payable at the Tax Collector's office in the Hall of Records, Santa Ana, California, during regular office hours. DON S. MOZLEY, County Tax Collector, Hall of Records, Santa Ana, California. October 23rd and 30th. GO SANTA FE—CHOOSE ONE OF THESE FAMOUS FLYERS THE SUPER CHIEF★—only all-Standard sleeping car, lightweight streamlined train operating on a 39%-hour schedule between Los Angeles and Chicago. Leaves Los Angeles each Tuesday and Friday; from Chicago Tuesdays and Saturdays. Extra Fare. THE CHIEF★—fastest and only all-Pullman extra fare daily lightweight streamlined train between Los Angeles and Chicago. EL CAPITAN★—the only de luxe all-chair car streamlined train between Los Angeles and Chicago. Lightweight chair cars; lounge car; Fred Harvey lunch counter-diner; Courier-nurse service. From Los Angeles Tuesdays and Fridays; from Chicago Tuesdays and Saturdays. Operates on 39%-hour schedule. Extra Fare. ★ Extremely limited intermediate service—ask Santa Fe Agent. CALIFORNIA LIMITED—famous daily train carrying Standard Pullmans, chair car, club car, observation car, and Fred Harvey diner between Los Angeles and Chicago. Through Standard Pullman between San Francisco and Chicago. Through Standard Pullman, Tourist Pullman and chair car between Los Angeles and Denver. GRAND CANYON LIMITED—a fine fast daily train between Los Angeles and Chicago. Standard and Tourist Pullmans, chair car, club car, observation car, and Fred Harvey diner. Standard and Tourist Pullman direct to the South Rim of Grand Canyon. THE SCOUT—daily chair car-Tourist Pullman train between Los Angeles–San Francisco and Chicago. Through Tourist Pullman via Carlsbad, N.M., for Carlsbad Caverns Nat'l Park. Low cost Fred Harvey dining car meals. Special car for women and children; courier-nurse; lounge car for Tourist-Pullman patrons. ★ ASK SANTA FE AGENT FOR SCHEDULES AND DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLETS SHIP VIA SANTA FE—for fast, punctual and dependable freight service. Santa Fe is building toward a future freight handling capacity in excess of normal demand. Even stress of national emergency has not overburdened Santa Fe performance. SANTA FE IS A CALIFORNIA INSTITUTION ★ APPLY NOW FOR TRAINING AS A U.S. ARMY AVIATION CADET—KEEP 'EM FLYING ANAHEIM GAZETTE A Louis Larsen of 510 S. St., recently was appointman of the student activimittee at the University Fern California. Graduate of Anaheim High Job is a senior in the uniand is majoring in comHe is a member of Sigma piloson, social fraternity. trucks and buses in the be counted under the inSimilar surveys are beducted simultaneously in the forty-eight states. It is an important part of national defense program," declared. "It is the patrioof every truck and bus comply." Examination for Welfare Adviser Examination for the position of Administrative Adviser, Division of Industrial Welfare, open to women only, will be held in Los Angeles by the State Personnel Board, according to Roy Ferguson, manager of the Department of Employment, Santa Ana. The examination date is November 15, 1941, and applications must be filed by November 5, 1941. The entrance salary is $215 a month. Application blanks and further information concerning requirments may be obtained by calling in person at the offices of the De- Vacancies for Army Named in Report Vacancies for the United States Army for this district at the present time include Air Corps unassigned: Jefferson Barracks, Mo.; Biloxi, Miss.; and Wichita Falls, Tex.; Regular Army unassigned: Panama, Hawaii and the Philippine Department. Men must possess one of the following qualifications: Airplane mechanics, machine gunners, clerks, typists or radio operators. Complete information may be obtained by contacting Recruiting Sgt. William J. Mairs, 215 Federal Bldg., San Bernardino, Calif. Hemet Turkey Shoot Set for November With live bird entries from far away as New Hampshire sixth annual Hemet Utility key Show and Congress to be November 6-7-8 and 9 will be largest event of its kind even in California, according to E. Wells, president. Exihi will compete for nearly $10,000 cash prizes. Leaders in the turkey industry both breeders and marketer come to the show from all western states and will participate in a series of educational meetings open to all turkey growers. GREATER ANAHEIM WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY RISCO 3-lb. can 66¢ UGAR 10-lb. Cloth Bag 57¢ MILK Tall Can Morning 3 for 25¢ NO. 2½ CAN VAL VITA Spinach Pork & Bean Red Beans NO. 2½ CAN WESTLAKE Pears Pineapple Peaches UGAR 10-lb. Cloth Bag 57¢ MILK Tall Can MORNING 3 for 25¢ OFFEE Hill's Blue Can 22¢ HEATIES 3 for 29c APE-NUTS 13c SKETS 12c A New Cereal Flavor 14¢ UFFETS 11c ORN KIX 10½c L-BRAN N.B.C. 10c VAL VITA Pork & Beans Red Beans NO. 2½ CAN Pears Pineapple Peaches WESTLAKE No-Drip ONLY SYRUP PITCHE with purchase 2 packages Read-to-eat CHEERIOATS EXCELL GRAHAMS lb. 10c WESTLAKE NO. 2 CAN Peas - Corn Beans 10 NO. 2 CAN BLACKBERRIES YOUNGBERRIES LOGANBERRIES GOOSEBERRIES 12½ Quality Vegetables Baking or Boiling Sweet Potatoes. Jersey Sweet, Porto Rican Yams 4 lbs. 10¢ Fancy Red Oak Glenn Roman Beauty APPLES 9 lbs. 25¢ Our Best Bet, Solid, Vine-Ripened TOMATOES BASKET 3½ lbs. 10¢ Fancy Red Oak Glenn Roman Beauty APPLES 9 lbs. 25¢ Our Best Bet, Solid, Vine-Ripened OMATOES 3½ lbs. 10¢ BASKET Fancy Large Watson ville Pippin APPLES 8 lbs. 25¢ Ho Fancy Eating Crisp and Juicy ONATHANS 6 lbs. 25¢ Fresh From The Bogs, Best Cape Cod CRANBERRIES lb. 19¢ Fancy White, Good Size Heads CAULIFLOWER Each 5¢ Fancy Large Stockton BURBANKS 10 lbs. 15¢ 96 lbs. Net Sack $1.45 Hemet Turkey Show set for November With live bird entries from as away as New Hampshire, the annual Hemet Utility TurShow and Congress to be held November 6-7-8 and 9 will be the latest event of its kind ever held in California, according to Harry Wells, president. Exhibitors compete for nearly $10,000 in prizes. Readers in the turkey industry, breeders and marketers, will be to the show from all of the western states and will participate in a series of educational meetings to all turkey growers. In addition to more than 1000 Fullerton Jr. College Enroll 1230 Students A total of 1230 students from 19 states and Hawaii are enrolled at Fullerton junior college at the present time, according to figures presented to the board of trustees of the district at a meeting Monday night. Although Orange county furnishes the majority of students enrolled, a total of 892, representatives from counties throughout Southern California and from states in every section of the live and dressed turkeys entered, there will be scores of features and commercial exhibits. country make up the rest of the student body. Second largest delegation, 272, are registered from Los Angeles county. San Diego in third with 15. Other counties represented are Inyo, Contra-Costa, Riverside, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, and Siskiyou. Other states furnish 41 students with the largest delegation, seven, coming from Nebraska, Oregon furnishes five, and three each come from Illinois and Oklahoma. Other states represented are Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. K & Beans Fed Beans Pears pineapple Peaches 17¢ YRUP PITCHER purchase 2 packages ad-to-eat 2 PKGS. HEERIOATS 23¢ EXCELL SODAS lb. 10¢ COCOA lb. 14¢ LOG CABIN Syrup. Table Size 15¢ Family Size 29¢ PINTOS 3 lbs. 19¢ VINEGAR Gal. 17¢ RICE 3 lbs. 19¢ ROWDY DOG FOOD 6 for 25¢ ENERGY FLOUR 24½-lb. Bag 83¢ WALDORF TISSUE 3 Rolls 12¢ SCOTT TOWELS 2 Rolls 17¢ Quality Meats EASTERN SLICED BACON 27¢ lb GROUND BEEF lb. 19¢ PORK SHOULDERS 24¢ lb GROUND BEEF lb. 19¢ PORK SHOULDERS 24¢ lb MINCE MEAT Libby's Fancy lb. 20¢ BABY BEEF ROAST (No Neck Cuts) 28¢ lb BULK KRAUT lb. 8¢ PICNIC STYLE HAMS 27¢ lb EASTERN OYSTERS dozen 18¢