anaheim-gazette 1943-09-02

Page Four - Anaheim Gazette — Thursday, September 2, It'll cost you a To look h HE'S AN AMERICAN SOLDIER. Some day, if God is with him, he'll come home. And when he does, you'll get the biggest thrill of your life if you can look him squarely in the eye and say, "I couldn't help you fight—but I did every thing in my power to help you win!" There’s only one way you can say that... honestly say it. And that is to help him win now... when he needs all the help you can give him. Today's particular job for you is to scrape together every dollar you of War Bonds! It's not enough Bonds. It has to—a little more against the whe There's only one way you can say that... honestly say it. And that is to help him win now... when he needs all the help you can give him. Today's particular job for you is to scrape together $15,000,000,000 non-banking quota 3RD WAR BACK THE ATTACK PATRONIZE YOUR HOME OWNED BUSINESS GREATER A September 2, 1943 you an extra $100 Born look him in the eye! every dollar you can—and buy an extra $100 worth of War Bonds! That’s your job in the 3rd War Loan! It’s not enough to buy your regular amount of Bonds. It has to be more. It has to be an extra buy—a little more pressure for the shoulder that’s against the wheel. REMEMBER THIS—you aren’t giving you You’re lending it to the government fo And you’re making the best investment in WORLD'S SAFEST INVEST Choose the security that fits your require United States War Savings Bonds—series you back $4 for every $3 when the bond Interest: 2.9% a year, compounded semi-held to maturity. Denominations: $25, $500, $1000: Redemption: Any time 60 issue date. Price: 75% of maturity value. 2½% Treasury Bonds of 1964-1969: Reketable, acceptable as bank collateral, red par and accrued interest for the purpose ing Federal estate taxes. Dated September due December 15, 1969. Denomination 15,000,000,000 non-banking quota WAR LOAN ATTACK...WITH WAR BONDS ER ANAHEIM MARKET 232 East Center Street Recent Events in Nearby Communities Summarized in Short News Notes COUNTRY FAIR PLANS Huntington Beach—What was originally planned as a Garden Club Fall festival for Huntington Beach has developed into a three-day Country Fair which promises to draw attendance from all over the Southland when it is staged on September 14, 15 and 16. The fair meets with special enthusiasm locally, since it will go far toward replacing the 40th annual Fourth of July celebration at the beach city, cancelled by the army. It will be held in the Pavalon ballroom and the plaza will be setting for strolling street musicians, and a general early California fiesta. Townspeople are adopting costumes of the '49-ers as official dress for the event. SECRETARY RESIGNS Garden Grove—Mrs. Wayne Reafsnyder, a graduate of Garden Grove Union high school when she was Miss Hilda Arkley, and who has served as office secretary of the school for the past 14 years, has resigned that post and left for Idaho to be near her husband, stationed at the Naval Training center at Farragut. Wayne Reafsnyder is in the Ships Supply department at Farragut, with indications that he will be stationed at that post for the duration. AT NEA CONVENTION Yorba Linda—Mrs. Mabel M. Paine, principal of Yorba Linda school has returned from an eastern trip during which she was a California delegate to the National Education Association convention since several other paratroopers were injured at the same time. Will probably be a year or longer until the young man can resume training. NEW POLICE OFFICERS Seal Beach—Chief of Police L. Howard has announced the addition of the two new officers to the Seal Beach police force. They are Roy Wigton, a resident of this city for the past five years, and Howard Boyd, former manager of local Shell oil station. Earl Gillia who resigned recently from the force, has taken a new post with the elementary school district. ARMY-NAVY E Newport-Balboa — The Southern Coast company, which recently gained considerable acclaim by bringing the first Southern California war plant to receive the third Army-Navy "E", has come in for additional glory with receipt of work from Washington that a fourth had been awarded the local shipyard. The South Coast company has been engaged in construction of minesweepers, submarine chasers, airplane crash boats and other Navy craft and recently launched its 250th vessel. Hubbard How general superintendent, said that the new E award for excellent workmanship and speed of production, would be presented ceremonies in connection with launching of the company's new submarine chaser. It is the fifth time that any Pacific Coast plane has been honored with a four E award. GOES TO ARABIA AT NEA CONVENTION Yorba Linda—Mrs. Mabel M. Paine, principal of Yorba Linda school has returned from an eastern trip during which she was a California delegate to the National Education Association convention in Indianapolis. She will resume her duties as principal on September 20 when Yorba Linda elementary school will start its fall semester. President Ralph Shook of the school board, declared that the school saw no advantages in the later opening date introduced last year, since it did not benefit agriculture sufficiently to warrant the additional trouble. PARATROOPER HURT Brea-With only two more jumps between him and his coveted paratrooper's wings, Ralph Carpenter, 1941 graduate of Brea-Olinda high school had the misfortune to break a leg last week while landing from a high jump down at Fort Benning, Ga. A strong wind was blamed for the accident. NUMBER 30 OF A SERIES YOUR WARTIME Gas Kitchen Counselor SHORT ON BUTTER? CAN FRUIT BUTTERS Make "Saving Butter" Fun! Stretch your regular butter by preserving a supply of tasty fruit butters—such as apple, peach, pear or plum. They add new zest to wartime lunch boxes or menus that feature mild foods; a fine spread for waffles, quick breads and french toast. Cakes or gingerbread spread with fruit butter make a quick and tasty dessert. Navy craft and recently launched its 250th vessel. Hubbard Howe general superintendent, said the new E award for excellent workmanship and speed of production, would be presented ceremonies in connection with launching of the company's new submarine chaser. It is the first time that any Pacific Coast plane has been honored with a four E award. GOES TO ARABIA La Habra—C. L. Souders leaving La Habra at an early dawn for the Arabian oil fields where he will be employed by the Standard Oil company which operated the field on Arabia's east coast. Souders' contract calls for three years' stay, and he is busy getting together the clothing and other needs for the long absence. Had previously been employed a shipyard up in the bay area. DR. STORK VISIT Buena Park—Dr. Irwin E. Torlor has welcomed the return to the family home on South Darlington street, Buena Park, of Mr. Taylor and their baby son, Rob Irwin Taylor, born to Mrs. Taylor on August 16 at White Memorial hospital, Los Angeles. The baby starts out life very gently with a bank account started for him by his father's brother Iwanians. Ration Coupon Dates and Data WAR RATION BOOK I Stamps 15, 16 and 14 good for pounds of sugar each through October 31. Stamp 18 good for one pair shoes through October 31. WAR RATION BOOK II Blue Stamps R, S and T canned, frozen and certain dehydrated foods good through September 20. Blue Stamps U, V and W go through October 20. Red Stamps and Y for meat, canned fish, meldible oils, cheeses and canned milk, good through October 2; Star Z good Sept. 5 through Oct. 2. WAR RATION BOOK III Brown Stamps for meat, canned fish, most edible oils, cheeses and canned milk; A good Seventh through October 2; B good Seventh through October 2; C good Sept. through October 30; D good Oct. through October 30; E good Oct. through October 30; F good Oct. through October 30. Make "Saving Butter" Fun! Stretch your regular butter by preserving a supply of tasty fruit butters—such as apple, peach, pear or plum. They add new zest to wartime lunch boxes or menus that feature mild foods; a fine spread for waffles, quick breads and french toast. Cakes or gingerbread spread with fruit butter make a quick and tasty dessert. Try This Unusually Good Recipe! SPICED APPLE BUTTER: Boil 1 gal. sweet cider until reduced 1/2 and add 4 gal. sliced apples. Cook slowly. Stir often. When it thickens, add 4 pts. sugar, 1 tsp. allspice, 1 tsp. cinnamon. Cook until butter stays in smooth mass when a little is cooled. Pack into hot, sterilized jelly glasses and paraffin. See cookbooks and publications for other fruit butter recipes. Free Manual on Home Preserving Can all the fruit and vegetables in season you can! Just be sure of your home canning methods. A free instruction manual prepared by the Home Service Department is yours for the asking at any office of your gas company. Gives instructions on home drying methods; on preserving non-acid vegetables, and on fruits and tomatoes; and fruit juices, pickles and relishes, jams, conserves and jellies. Yours for the asking at any office of your gas company. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY WARTIME GAS COOKING SAVE VITAMINS AND MINERALS Barracks Built For Women Marines El Toro Marine Air station whose feminine personnel is present limited to seven Nurses and one WAVE hospital, is preparing for the ception of a large contingent Women Marines at an early date according to Col. William J. F commanding officer of the station. Construction is well under way on the barracks at the Marina base., where the women will housed. Col. Fox has expressed much interest in the fact that women have been assigned to station. "They can perform efficiently duties which will release men for combat duty" he stated "and will do important work when we have had difficulty in complishing because of lack personnel."