anaheim-gazette 1942-08-13

Temperance Talk Programmed for Union Service Miss Ethel Hubler of Los Angeles, editor of "The National Voice" and equally well known as a radio speaker on coast-to-coast networks, will be guest speaker Sunday evening at the Union church services to be held at 7 o'clock in White Temple Methodist church. A crusader in the cause of temperance, Miss Hubler, who is a member of the National Temperance council, will discuss repeal of the liquor amendment, and its effects upon the social and business structure of the United States. Civilian Defense Board Announces Dimout Rules Continued from Page 1 Garden flood lights, tennis and badminton court lights will be restricted to one foot candle, which means the light intensity at a distance of one foot from a lighted candle. The glow of embers in the ordinary barbecue pit offers little danger, but leaping flames must be shielded from above. Use of flashlights is forbidden in any location visible from the sea, but elsewhere in the restricted area, such lights may be carried if the glow is directed downward and the intensity reduced by a paper behind the lens. CAR HEADLIGHTS Automobile lights in any area visible from the sea must not exceed the maximum of 250 beam candlepower. The average automobile uses from 20,000 to 30,000 beam candlepower for two headlights. Dimout areas are to be posted so that drivers will know when to reduce their headlights. According to Chairman Mann, Army, Navy and Air forces will make a survey of the area after August 20, to see if communities are complying with regulations. After their report, the city will know what action to take on the matter of dimming its street lighting system so that no glow will be thrown skyward. Sugarless Sweet Will Refresh Wilted Appetite Are you hot and bothered? Here's the way to make "Raspberry Mousse," a sugarless sweet to top off a hot weather meal. speaker on coast-to-coast networks, will be guest speaker Sunday evening at the Union church services to be held at 7 o'clock in White Temple Methodist church. A crusader in the cause of temperance, Miss Hubler, who is a member of the National Temperance council, will discuss repeal of the liquor amendment, and its effects upon the social and business structure of the United States. It is on her program to offer statistics on bootlegging, and all the evils that have followed repeal. Especially timely will be her discussion of conditions in and near government military camps where liquor is sold. The Rev. H. G. Dymmel will preside and lead in the song service, with Mrs. Gooden, organist of Bethel Baptist church at the console. YMCA Secretary Jerry Patton will read the scripture lesson; the Rev. A. L. Horn will offer prayer, and Miss Margaret McMillan will be soloist. MINOR OPERATION Carl Fisher, jr., of West Anaheim, underwent a minor operation on his knee Tuesday at the Anaheim Lutheran hospital. After their report, the city will know what action to take on the matter of dimming its street lighting system so that no glow will be thrown skyward. Sugarless Sweet Will Refresh Wilted Appetite Are you hot and bothered? Here's the way to make "Raspberry Mousse," a sugarless sweet to top off a hot weather meal to perfection: Take two cups of fresh raspberries, wash and mash them, add 1/3 cup of honey and let stand for an hour. Then rub through a fine sieve to eliminate most of the seeds. Soften a teaspoon of gelatine in ¼ cup of cold water and dissolve it over boiling water. Add the berry mixture to the gelatine, stirring as you add. Set your mixing bowl in a bed of ice and continue to stir until it begins to thicken. Now fold in two cups of whipped cream and pour into the freezer tray of your refrigerator. Washington has the largest number of automobiles per capita in the U.S.—more than one car to every three persons.—Pathfinder. You can't blame Old Sol! Also available in Bottled-in-Bond, 100 Proof. OLD SUNNY BROOK KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY BRAND 93 Proof McKESSON & ROBBINS, Inc. Exclusive Distributors — Anaheim, California OFFICIAL UNITED STATES TREASURY OFFICIAL UNITED STATES TREASURY CALIFORNIA WAR BOND QUOTAS FOR AUGUST WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 10.—Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Secretary of the Treasury, today announced the August War Bond Quotas for the 3,070 counties in the nation totalling $815,000,000. The August quota for the State of California is $61,250,000. In arriving at the county quotas for August the Treasury Department took into consideration major factors affecting incomes which in turn cause significant variations in sales during the twelve-month period. Hereafter actual Bond sales in the various states will be compared with quotas on a cumulative basis. The amount by which sales fall short of or exceed quotas in any month will be added to or subtracted from quotas for future months. Quotas by counties are: Alameda, $5,302,000; Alpine, $200; Amador, $40,400. Butte, $207,700. Colaveras, $22,000; Colusa, $41,-900; Contra Costa, $828,900. Del Norte, $15,100. Eldorado, $39,000. Fresno, $1,017,500. Glenn, $54,600. Humboldt, $297,700. Imperial, $275,500; Inyo, $33,600. Kern, $631,600; Kings, $189,900. Lake, $34,500; Lassen, $87,200; Los Angeles, $26,278,800. Madera, $80,400; Marin, $307,800; Mariposa, $9,000; Mendocino, $163,-200; Merced, $236,700; Modoc, $30,-500; Mono, $700; Monterey, $494,500. Napa, $187,500; Nevada, $62,300. Orange, $816,400. Placer, $183,100; Plumas, $40,200. Riverside, $514,000. Sacramento, $1,401,500; San Benito, $69,600; San Bernardino, $665,-200; San Diego, $3,057,200; San Francisco, $10,561,000; San Joaquin, $773,800; San Luis Obispo, $315,800; San Mateo, $875,200; Santa Barbara, $705,500; Santa Clara, $1,205,700; Santa Cruz, $292,600; Shasta, $205,-400; Sierra, $13,200; Siskiyou, $182,-900; Solano, $427,500; Sonoma, $512,-700; Stanislaus, $349,100; Sutter, $59,200. Tehama, $61,000; Trinity, $12,900; Tulare, $394,000; Tuolumne, $38,500; Ventura, $302,400. Yolo, $141,200; Yuba, $102,500. U.S. Treasury Department Employment Service Tests Interview case of the large number of county residents now in employment in aircraft, Southland war industries, States Employment Sers announced that it will such applicants on Monnesday, Friday and Saturnings of each week in the headquarters, 501 West street, Santa Ana. Verguson, manager, today that 200 county residents, g many women, are being in war industries each Birth certificates are reunder normal conditions, City Employees Sign For War Bond Sales July War Bond deductions of $243.75 from salaries of city hall employees represented a low figure, according to City Clerk Charles Griffith, who asserted that future deductions will be much larger. Fifty per cent of the employees have signed up for the duration. but rules have been suspended sufficiently to admit the use of two or more other documents instead, such as Bureau Census reports, marriage licenses, school records, insurance records, etc. New Ruling Affects Lost Ration Books Have you lost your sugar ration book? If so, it needn't be quite such a worry as it was for the OPM has revised provisions for replacing lost ration books by altering the rule of having to wait two months for a new one. Local rationing boards have now been authorized to issue new books in cases where full proof is offered that books were lost, stolen or destroyed. The new amendment also permits the boards to issue replacement certificates to consumers whose sugar stamps have been lost or destroyed. Legionnaires Plan To Attend Conclave Hotel Hayward in Los Anhas been designated as B quarters for Anaheim Post N American Legion at the ad department of California contion which opens Monday in Angel City, to continue Wednesday, August 19. Post Commander Roy Heand Auxiliary President M. Squier will head the delefrom their respective groups. Since the next meeting night Anaheim post would have on August 17, opening night the convention, it has been poened until August 24. 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Box 61¢ CHICKEN OF SEA Tuna Can 27¢ Alberta Peaches BY THE LUG 98¢ KARO SYRUP Can 15 DEVILED MEAT 5 for 19 WESTLAKE PEARS No.2½ can 19 WESTLAKE TOMATOES No.2½ 12 SHORTENING CRISCO 3 lbs. 68 CAMAY SOAP 3 for 19 Cheese Box 61 Tuna Can 27 Alberta Peaches BY THE LUG 98¢ WHITE ROSE Potatoes 10 lbs. 25¢ Fancy Peaches 5 lbs. 24¢ Water mellons 2½ lb Onions 5 lbs. 10¢ Head Lettuce Ea. 10¢ Kilduff BABY BEEF Pot R Groun EASTERN Spar Slice Boili ATRONIZE YOUR HOME OWNED BUSINESS GREATER ANAHEIM. Regionnaires Plan to Attend Conclave Hotel Hayward in Los Angeles has been designated as headquarters for Anaheim Post No. 72 American Legion at the annual department of California convention which opens Monday in the Hotel City, to continue until Wednesday, August 19. Post Commander Roy Helsing, Auxiliary President Minnie Miller will head the delegates in their respective groups. Since the next meeting night of Anaheim post would have fallen August 17, opening night of convention, it has been posted until August 24. July Sets Record At City Plunge July was a banner month in annals of the plunge in Anaheim city park, where the largest attendance on record was chalked up, according to reports presented at this week's meeting of the city council. Swimmers to the number of 11,683 took advantage of the fine plunge, in addition to 2,157 who appeared for lessons. With this staggering sum of human fish, guards reported only four rescues in the entire month, with first aid administered to 10 sufferers from minor injuries. The net total of funds taken in Tomato Growers Are To Discuss Prorate Tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Farm Bureau office 353 South Main street, Orange, tomato growers of Orange county will meet to discuss the tomato prorate. The meeting, arranged by the Agricultural Extension service and the Orange County Farm bureau, will have as speaker Lee Owens, prorate zone agent, who will answer questions concerning the present tomato prorate. All tomato growers are invited to attend the meeting. by the plunge during the season to date reached the sum of $2,963.91. Opposite the City Hall 25¢ Can 15¢ P & G SOAP Bar 4¢ 5 for 19¢ GIANT DASH Box 49¢ o. 2½ can 19¢ LARGE OXYDOL Box 23¢ No. 2½ 12½¢ IVORY FLAKES Box 23¢ 3 lbs. 68¢ IVORY SNOW Box 23¢ 3 for 19¢ IVORY SOAP Bar 5¢ 48 lb POST — Large Size Tosties 6½¢ 27¢ HILL BROS Coffee 2-Lb. Can 61¢ Kilduff's Quality Meats BY BEEF Kilduff's Quality Meats BY BEEF Pot Roast 32¢ lb Ground Beef 23¢ lb EASTERN Spare Ribs 29¢ lb Sliced Bacon 35¢ lb Boiling Beef 15¢ lb HEIM MARKET PATRONIZE YOUR HOME OWNED BUSINESS