anaheim-gazette 1944-05-04

Though the 1943 citrus crop in California was slightly smaller in volume than in 1942 it continued in first place as California's most valuable crop. The next four crops were grapes, hay, lettuce and cotton. Over 40,000 acres of oranges have been planted in Florida during the last three years. The total California navel orange acreage, with which this new Florida acreage will soon compete, is less than 94,000 acres. Please help make The Gazette a better newspaper by giving your local, society or personal news items. Phone 2206. Good Exercise, Yes! But it's easier to pay bills with TENPLAN CHECKS! Easier...and smarter, too! Because cancelled TENPLAN checks are a valid receipt for each bill you pay. Buy a TENPLAN checkbook containing 10 checks for $1 at any branch of Bank of America. You need keep only enough money on deposit. Easier...and smarter, too! Because cancelled TENPLAN checks are a valid receipt for each bill you pay. Buy a TENPLAN checkbook containing 10 checks for $1 at any branch of Bank of America. You need keep only enough money on deposit to cover the checks you write. TENPLAN checks are a real favorite with thousands of men and women who have only a limited need for a checking account. Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation • Member Federal Reserve System Governor Warren Appointed Judge Raymond Thompson to the Superior Court Bench Let's Back up the Governor by Keeping Court Bench Let's Back up the Governor by Keeping Him There! The untimely demise of the Honorable G. K. Scovel necessitated the Governor appointing a successor to that brilliant and beloved jurist. After very carefully examining the qualifications and background of every available man in Orange County, Governor Warren submitted the name of Raymond Thompson to the Board of Governors of the California State Bar for their approval. They agreed in fact that Raymond Thompson was the man for the Job, and Governor Warren appointed him. Orange County citizens now have seen him in action on the Superior Court bench, acting without fear or favor, yet with kindness, courtesy and understanding and with full knowledge of Orange County conditions. On May 16th at the polls, Orange County Voters, will be given an opportunity to register their confidence in Governor Warren's selection by Voting to— RETAIN Your Superior Court Judge RAYMOND THOMPSON at the May 16th Primary RAYMOND THOMPSON Superior Court Judge TO PONIES became one of the principal topics of conversation today when Governor Earl R. Warren, left, met Judge and Mrs. Monnd Thompson and their daughter, Gwen, in his Los Angeles res in the State Bldg. Gwen and one of the governor's daughters both have pinto ponies. Both Judge and Mrs. Thompson share the governor's love of horses. Judge Thompson was appointed by Gov. Warren to the superior court of Orange county following the dea of the Honorable George K. Scovel. ACTION ARMY RAL FINANCIAL PAIGN OPENED Renner chairman of the was not included in the War Chest so that the cost of all its war work falls directly upon the organization. Mr. Renner is sure that he will not call in vain upon the citizens of Anaheim for help. MAN, Radio Corporation of America; Norman Chandler, President Los Angeles Times; and Charles J. Whipple, President, Hibbard, Spencer Bartlett & Co., Chicago. The stockholders approved a recently negotiated purchase of MAYORS OF ORANGE COUNTY ENDORSE CRAEMER The promise made by supers of Justus F. Craeme Orange that Orange county TO PONIES became one of the principal topics of conversation Saturday when Governor Earl R. Warren, left, met Judge and Mrs. Monroe Thompson and their daughter, Gwen, in his Los Angeles home in the State Bldg. Gwen and one of the governor's daughters both have pinto ponies. Both Judge and Mrs. Thompson share the governor's love of horses. Judge Thompson was appointed by Gov. Warren to the superior court of Orange county following the death of the Honorable George K. Scovel. ACTION ARMY Rural Financial Campaign Opened Renner, chairman of the long committee of the Salary Army announces that the financial campaign opened today, April 25, when letters get to all friends of the orphan. Renner says that there is still this day to emphasize services of the Salvation Army to the community. All its institutions are at the disheath needy in Anaheim. Include a home for unmarried men's welfare institute children's home and an welfare program which the year around. In adhere is now the vast war which the Army is operatethalf of the men and on the armed forces both and abroad. Bear the Salvation Army was not included in the War Chest so that the cost of all its war work falls directly upon the organization. Mr. Renner is sure that he will not call in vain upon the citizens of Anaheim for help. The local committee with Mr. Renner as chairman is composed of O. E. Hanson, treasurer; Harry I. Horn, Chas. S. Smith, L. H. Loudon, Rev. T. L. Burden, Robert H. Boney, Victor G. Loly, H. G. Merrill, Earl Woodward, Wilson W. Phelps. Santa Fe Re-Elects Four Directors To Four-Year Terms TOPEKA, KANS. — Stockholders of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company in their forty-ninth annual meeting here Thursday re-elected four directors to four-year terms. Directors re-elected were: Warren E. Brown, retired banker, Wichita; James G. Harbord, chairman, Radio Corporation of America; Norman Chandler, President Los Angeles Times; and Charles J. Whipple, President, Hibbard, Spencer Bartlett & Co., Chicago. The stockholders approved a recently negotiated purchase of one-half interest in the Oklahoma Railway company. This company, serving local industries at Oklahoma City, is being purchased jointly by the Santa Fe and Rock Island. President E. J. Engel was chairman of the meeting and presented the company's annual report. More than 62 per cent of the outstanding Santa Fe stock was represented at the meeting. During the past year the number of stockholders increased 2,500. Expanding citrus juice requirements of our armed forces have resulted in the War Food Administration increasing the proportion of canned grapefruit juice and canned orange juice to be set aside for military purposes. MAYORS OF ORANGE COUNTY ENDORSE CRAEMER The promise made by supporters of Justus F. Craemeer Orange that Orange county be "100 percent for Justus" will step nearer realization with the announcement that mayors of all the cities in county have publicly announced their support of the home favorite in his race to capture nomination for United States electorate. Mayors of the county municipalities who have endorsed Craemeer are: L. A. Crowe of president of the League of Or County Cities; LeRoy M. S. of San Clemente; vice president of the League; Wm. Montegain Fullerton, Asa Hoffman of San Ana, Charles Pearson of Anah George N. Weimer of Or Thomas B. Talbert of Hunting Beach, Jesse Reed of Seal Bay Clyan Hall of Newport Bay James Austin of Laguna Bay SUGGESTIONS For Mother's Day DRESSES Select a charming print dress, as pretty as a picture, for Mother on Her Day. A grand assortment of one and two piece styles in the season's popular colors... a favorite for the warmer days ahead. BLOUSES Tailored in high BLOUSES Tailored in high and low neck styles. Plains and prints. A lovely gift. Priced form $1.98 to $3.98 MILLINERY complete her Mother's Day ensemble with one of these ties. Straws and felts with flower, ribbon and feather in all the wanted styles and colors. Other Suggestions SUITS — COATS — BAGS SLACKS — SKIRTS The prices are always right Crescent STYLE SHOPPE W. Center Anaheim 2705 1 They're fighting to preserve your home and theirs; and all that they stand for...Back them up! To hurry the time when they can come home again—Buy More Bonds. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY GAS Anaheim Gazette — Thursday, May 4, 1944 — Page Ten Jerome Kidd of Tustin, C. E. Haiber of Placentia and J. W. Burch of La Habra. Craemer sentiment has been mounting steadily," said Frank C. Drumm of Santa Ana, prominent attorney and chairman of the Orange County Craemer committee. "The above action by the mayors of Orange county is certainly a grand gesture and one which I know Justus Craemer will appreciate deeply for he does especially value the friendship of his Orange county constituents. From all over the southland reports coming in attest to Craemer's strength. The country press has been doing a grand job. The readers of these papers know their publihsers personally and have faith in their utterances. When these country editors state that Justus Craemer is the best qualified candidate, that statement carries weight. It is this basic underlying strength, which no other candidate can remotely approach, that we are confident will carry Craemer through to victory." Shipments of California navel oranges from March 4th to the end of the season are expected to exceed 14,500 cars -- more than double the volume in this portion of the 1943 season. Florida is expected to ship 35,600 carloads of oranges in this same period. If you own a business in Anaheim you can't afford not to advertise in The Gazette. About a good job and why you'd like it Men and women. Southern Pacific has a real job for you, whether you have railroad experience or not. A job which won't always be easy to get. A good-paying job, an interesting job, an essential job . . . and above all, a substantial job with a permanent company. If you are sincere in wanting to get a good job, we should like to talk to you. Many extra advantages: Railroad pass privileges, medical services, fine pension plan, etc. Liberal age limits. Jobs of every type—mechanical, clerical, general. A partial list of jobs open for both men and women on our line Helpers in all crafts. Shop Workers. Stenographers. Yard Clerks. Station Workers. Carpenters. Machanists. Mechanics. Stores Helpers. Warehousemen. Boilermakers, Freight Handlers. Electricians. Painters. Carmen. Steel Bridgemen. Linemen. Commissary Workers. Telegraphers. Sheet Metal Workers. Plumbers. Signalmen. See your local S. P. Agent or S. P. Employment Office, Room 515, Pacific Electric Bldg., 6th & Main, Los Angeles. Have you called The Gazette to give a news item about the company you had, or the visit you made? Please phone 2206. 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