anaheim-gazette 1942-03-12

Athletics Come Out Not Quite Even In Week of Spring Training Games Not quite breaking even in a week of spring training games, the Philadelphia Athletics beat the Sacramento Solons Wednesday and Tuesday to bring their total of wins to three against five defeats in games since Thursday. Yesterday at Anaheim "Pepper" Martin's Solons were turned back by Beckman and Shirley by the score of 8 to 6. Tuesday at Fullerton in a welcoming game to Martin and Connie Mack, Philadelphia came through with a 6 to 5 win. Harris and McCrabb turned in the victory. SOLDIER GUESTS Soldiers from Camp Haan were guests at the game in Anaheim against Los Angeles Monday when the Angels beat the A's 6 to 3. Saturday and Sunday at San Diego, the Padres won two, 6 to 3 on Saturday and 5 to 4 on Sunday. Friday the Angels shutout the Mackmen 4 to 0 at Long Beach and a week ago today at San Fernando, the Seattle Rainiers were whitewashed by the A's 11 to 0. COMPLETE ROSTER The complete roster of the Philadelphia players now in training is: Mike Kreevich, cf; Ken Richardson, ,inf.; Pete Suder,ss.; Bob Johnson, lf.; Dick Siebert, lb.; Louis Blair, 3b.; Wilson Miles, rf.; Frank Hayes, c.; Hal Wagner, c.; Jack Wallaesa, ss.; Al Rubeling, 2b.; Lawrence Davis, 2b.; Eddie Collins, jr., cf.; Elmer Valo, lf.; John Knott, pr.; Newman Shirley, pr.; Luman Harris, pr.; Felix Mackiewcz, cf.; Herman Besse, pl.; Phil Marchilden, pr.; Jack Hallett, pr.; Fred Caligiuri, pr.; Russ Christopher, pr.; William Beckman, pr.; Earle Brucker, coach; Earl Mack, asst. mgr.; Al Simmons, coach; Lester McCrabb, pr.; Roger Wolff, pr.; Dave Keefe, coach; Dick Fowler, pr.; Lena Blackburne, coach; Jim Castiglia, c.; Gordon Donaldson, cf.; Tal Abernathy, pr.; and Cal McIrvin, pl. Mrs. Richard Krebs' Passing Mourned Long time residents of the Mother Colony grieved today over the passing of Mrs. Richard Krebs, aunt of Mrs. Vic La Mont, and Charles H. Fisher, of Anaheim, and pioneer here many years ago Mrs. Krebs passed away at Azusa Wednesday. According to word from the family, funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the Covina Funeral parlors, Covina. Other survivors in addition to Mr. Le Must and Fisher are four... Recruiting Office Calls For Veterans US Army recruiting officials issued a call today for former soldiers that have not reached their 45th birthday for acceptance and enlistment in the Army, regardless of rank held when discharged. Applicants must be physically fit, according to the recruiting officials, have no dependents and must have a release from their Selective Service Board stating that they are not employed in a technical or key position in war production for the Army or Navy and that they have not been called up for induction. According to word from the family, funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the Covina Funeral parlors, Covina. Other survivors in addition to Mrs. LaMont and Fisher, are four sons, Richard, Ripley, Calif.; Otto, Seal Beach; Albert, West Los Angeles; and William, living at home. One daughter, Lillian, also living at home, also remains of family which was, at one time prominent in the social and business affairs of Anaheim. Enjoy the flawless perfection of Hill and Hill Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey $1.59 Pt. $3.09 Qt. State Excise Tax Included 93 Proof Bourbon at its Best* Also Available in Bottled-in-Bond, 100 Proof SIMON LEVI COMPANY, Ltd. Exclusive Distributors California, Arizona, Nevada RIDE THE FRIENDLY "Californian" RIDE THE FRIENDLY "Californian" TO CHICAGO BUY DEFENSE BONDS WITH THE DIFFERENCE When you ride Southern Pacific's friendly economy train to Chicago, the saving in rail and Pullman fares and meal prices...will more than pay for a defense bond. Think what this means if you take the family. And that's just part of the story! 50¢—60¢—75¢ dining car meals! The friendly Californian is famous for making folks feel at home. Delicious meals for 50c, 60c, 75c—all you can eat. Luxurious lounge car for tourist passengers. Obliging porter service in each car. The Californian leaves Los Angeles each evening at 8:10, speeds to Chicago over the lower altitude Golden State Route—more comfort per mile. CHICAGO $43.45 ...in modern, air-conditioned chair cars; $54.90 one way (plus berth) in famous Californian tourist sleeping cars. Federal tax added to all fares. SOUTHERN PACIFIC SP GROVER RORER, Agent—S. P. Depot, Anaheim Depot at Los Angeles and Santa Ana Streets Get Excited on Horn Blares Our automobile horn should only begin blaring for no apreason, don't get excited out a handful of wires. It necessitate costly repairs. for the wires leading to en and jerk one of them. This will stop the noise imply and make possible perrepairs later. Cause for this unexpected is a short which allows the circuit to ground itself, esy the same thing the horn doe Bonelli Calls For Reduced Taxes; Says State Deficiency Is Paid Off Speaking recently before a meeting of the League of California cities, William G. Bonelli, member of the state board of equalization, advocated a decrease in sales tax and use tax rates in the state because "the huge increase of revenue from sales tax, together with decrease of relief costs has enabled the state to pay off its deficiency of $87,993,262.00 in two years." Continuing, Bonelli said, "Our local taxpayers who are now fac- ed with the problem of self-preservation because of colossal defense programs being carried by our federal agencies, will have their backs broken, and there will be a breakdown of city, county, and state revenues unless the ex- action of local government is decreased to offset the new tax load." City Councilmen Pass Setback Law City councilmen meeting City hall Tuesday night and adopted new City OrdNo. 651, more commonly l at a building setback ordi and calling for building seaffecting several of the unimed streets and alleys in the City expenditures from B ary 15 to March 1, were reat the meeting at $18,540.93. ing permits issued in Februa taled 11 with a valuation o 900.00. Foods to Satisfy Choosey Appetites! ALBERS OATS 20 Oz. 3 Lbs. 10¢ 19¢ WILSON'S O LE O Pound '15½¢ ALBERS OATS 20 Oz. 3 Lbs. 10¢ 19¢ CRISCO 1 Lb. 3 Lbs. 24¢ 69¢ OXYDOL Giant Lge. 67¢ 22¢ DREFT Giant Lge. 63¢ 22¢ CAMAY Toilet 3 bars for .. 20¢ P & G BAR SOAP Giant Reg. 3-14¢ 5-22¢ DASH GR. Giant Lge. 50¢ 25¢ IVORY SOAP Large Med. 10¢ 5½¢ WILSON'S OLE O Pound '15½¢ WESTLAKE CORN No. 2 2 for 23¢ WESTLAKE PEAS No. 2 2 for 23¢ WESTLAKE CUT BEANS No. 2 11½¢ WESTLAKE TOMATOES No. 2 9½¢ POST TOASTIES 3 Pkg. 19¢ GLOBE A-1 FLOUR 24½ lbs. 1,09 MORNING MILK 3 for . . . . . . 23¢ S & W COFFEE Lb. 30¢ ARMOUR'S CORNED BEEF REG. SIZE 22½¢ BEN HUR'S JELL-A-TEEN 3 for 11¢ HOLLY CLEANSER 3 for 10¢ GERBER'S BABY FOOD 3 for 19£ HEINZ SOUP Reg. 3 for 25£ WESTLAKE CATSUP 14 oz. 9¢ BROWN SUGAR 2 lbs. 15¢ GREEAT VALUE PEACHES 2½£ 15¢ GRAPE JUICE Qts. 24¢ EMPIRE COFFEE Pound 23¢ COLO. GOLD 1ST. QUAL.. BUTTER Lb. . . . . . . 43¢ HERSHEY COCOA Lb. 16¢ EXCELL CRACKLES Lb. 11¢ SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR lge box 17¢ IVORY SOAP Large Med. 10¢ 5½¢ COLO. GOLD 1ST. QUAL.. BUTTER Lb. ... 43¢ HERSHEY COCOA Lb. 16¢ EXCELL CRACKEES Lb. 11 SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR lge box 17 Garden fresh Products! 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Fisher said in commenting on the program, "when no man knows what sacrifices he must make for his convictions, we may well look to the example set by St. Paul, and take courage." The drama which begins Sunday is composed of five episodes totaling nine and one half reels. Treated dramatically, the scriptures come to life before the audience, as each character speaks his or her parts. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS TRIPPLE PK. 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