anaheim-gazette 1945-12-27

OUR BOYS WITH THE COLORS Manuel J. Alcaraz United States Bound Pvt. First Class Manuel J. Alcaraz, age 26, husband of Mrs. Eleanor S. Alcaraz, who with their three children, Lupe, age 3; Junior, age 2; and Franky, age 3 months, of 409 South Clementine street, Anaheim, Calif., recently passed through the 25th replacement depot on Okinawa for processing prior to returning to the United States. Pfc. Alcaraz entered the army June 3, 1944, at Fort MacArthur, and departed for overseas in February, 1945. While on Okinawa he served with the 325th AAA Searchlight battalion. Before entering the service, Pfc. Alcaraz was employed as a truck driver by the Anaheim Truck and Transfer company, Anaheim. Buena Park Man Home for Christmas Receiving his honorable discharge papers the 8th of this month, from San Pedro separation center was Charles Rex Dil- lahunty, USNR, aviation metalsmith, (T)V6, is home now with his wife Lavina Belle, at Buena Park for the holidays, and beginning civilian work at El Toro Marine base. Previous to his enlistment, three years ago, he was employed at Lockheed Aircraft, Burbank, California. Local Cavalryman Serves in Tokyo WITH THE 1ST CAVALRY DIVISION IN-TOKYO—Pfc. Paul J. Remland of Anaheim, is among the men who recently joined the Eight Army's 1st Cavalry division in Tokyo. Private Remiand, formerly with the 27th Infantry division, has been assigned to F troop, 8th Cavalry regiment. Overseas since July, 1945, he took his basic training at Camp Roberts. Before entering the service in December, 1944, he was working on a farm with his father and, upon receiving his discharge, he plans to return to farming. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Remland, reside on route 1 near Anaheim. Sgt. David Stirton Is Enroute Home PEARL HARBOR, T. H.—Sgt. David A. Stirton, son of Mrs. Josephine Stirton of Anaheim, is on his way home. Stirton is one of 2,000 high-point Army veterans whom the "Magic Carpet is bringing back to the states aboard the U.S.S. Hanover. The U.S.S. Hanover—more than 250 carriers, ships, cruisers, and attack ports in the Navy's famed Carpet" fleet—left Okinawa december 3, and is scheduled rive in Seattle, about Dec. 15. Passengers will go direct to the separation centers their homes to complete the malities of obtaining the charges before returning to ian life. Anaheim Sailor On West Virginia ON THE U.S.S. WEST VIRGINIA—Roger W. Schiveley, second class, of route 1, An is serving on this battle which has changed from a ing ship to a passenger l the Navy's program to servicemen home. The West Virginia, which ed the enemy in five cam by Dec. 15 had carried 7,500 erans from Pacific bases United States in her role unit in the "Magic Carpet." Badly damaged at Pearl I the battleship came back t at Leyte, Surigao Strait, M Luzon, Iwo Jima and Ok She was the only Pearl victim present for Japan's der in Tokyo bay. Pfc. Rodriguez On Way Home PEARL HARBOR, T. H. Victor S. Rodriguez, husb Mrs. Consuelo M. Rodrige 617 East Charles street, An is on his way home. Ro is one of 2,063 high-point veterans whom the "Magi Buena Park Man Home for Christmas Receiving his honorable discharge papers the 8th of this month, from San Pedro separation center was Charles Rex Dilf A Prosperous New Year to Everybody Nineteen forty-five did his job as best he could, so we'll have to bid him farewell. But in saying "howdy" to 1946 we have every reason to be gay. GLODFELTY MOTORS 113 SOUTH PALM ANAHEIM PHONE 4014 OPEN SATURDAY, DEC. 29 BREEDERS CHAMPION STAKES $25,000 added—1 mile NEW YEAR'S DAY FEATURE SAN CARLOS HANDICAP $25,000 added—7 furlongs FIRST RACE STARTS 1 P.M. General Admission, $1.20 (tax paid). Clubhouse, $3.60 (tax paid) 55-DAY MEETING UNTIL MARCH 16 Tuesdays Through Saturdays (Except no races; Tuesday, Jan. 8) Tickets on sale at the track SANTA ANITA PARK Los Angeles Turf Club, Tuc. Arcadia ANAHEIM GAZETTE The U.S.S. Hanover—one of more than 250 carriers, battlecaps, cruisers, and attack transports in the Navy's famed "Magic Carpet" fleet—left Okinawa, December 3, and is scheduled to arrive in Seattle, about December. Passengers will go directly to separation centers nearest their homes to complete the formalities of obtaining their discharges before returning to civil life. Anaheim Sailor On West Virginia ON THE U.S.S. WEST VIRGINIA—Roger W. Schiveley, seaman second class, of route 1, Anaheim, serving on this battleship, which has changed from a fightship to a passenger liner in the Navy's program to speed servicemen home. The West Virginia, which blasted the enemy in five campaigns, Dec. 15 had carried 7,500 veterans from Pacific bases to the United States in her role as a hit in the "Magic Carpet" fleet. Badly damaged at Pearl Harbor, the battleship came back to fight Leyte, Surigao Strait, Mindoro, Zion, Iwo Jima and Okinawa. It was the only Pearl Harbor tim present for Japan's surrender in Tokyo bay. Pfc. Rodriguez On Way Home PEARL HARBOR, T. H.—Pfc. Victor S. Rodriguez, husband of Mrs. Consuelo M. Rodriguez, of 7 East Charles street, Anaheim, on his way home. Rodriguez one of 2,063 high-point Army veterans whom the "Magic Carpet" SQUIB FROM A LOVELOBN column, clipped from the Denver Post and transplanted in a recent issue of "Magazine Digest." Just in case you haven't read it, we quote: Dear chaperone: "I am going with a boy and he is a sailor, and my mother is going with his father and they are going to be married, and we are too. Now if we could get married first, I wouldn't be marrying my brother, would I? We both love each other very much but is it true that if you marry some rite your family, there would thing wrong with your Well, I am very disgusted don't know what to do? rone told her to go ri with her plans." EVEN FATHER TIME WA NEW YEAR SPECIAL "FOOD COMES FIRST" Make a New Year's Resolution to Shop for Good Eats the Easy "ALPHA BETA WAY." Make Your Family Happier in 1946— FRUITS ALPHA BETA VEGETABLES Pfc. Rodriguez On Way Home PEARL HARBOR, T. H.— Pfc. Actor S. Rodriguez, husband of Ms. Consuelo M. Rodriguez, of 7 East Charles street, Anaheim, on his way home. Rodriguez one of 2,083 high-point Army tervans whom the "Magic Carpet" is bringing back to the states board the U.S.S. Missoula. The U.S.S. Missoula—one of more than 250 carriers, battleips, cruisers, and attack transorts in the Navy's famed "Magic arpet" fleet—left Okinawa, Deember 9, and is scheduled to live in Seattle about December Passengers will go directly to separation centers nearest air homes to complete the forlities of obtaining their discharges before returning to civillife. GH POINT VETERAN . . . oard the U.S.S. San Jacinto and newward bound is Pfc. James H. Isay, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelsay, 645 Walnut street, Anam. Mon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly you suffer from rheumatic, arthrior neuritis pain, try this simple operative home recipe that thousands using. Get a package of Ru-Ex pound, a 2 weeks' supply today. Mix with a quart of water, add the of 4 lemons. It's easy, pleasant no trouble at all. You need only 3 apoonfuls two times a day. Often in 48 hours — sometimes over- — splendid results are obtained. the pain do not quickly leave. If you do not feel better, Ru-Ex cost you nothing to try, as it is by your druggist under an abssomoney-back guarantee. Ru-Ex pound is for sale and recommended by JACKSON DRUG CO. 297 East Center St. Anahiem, Calif. Daily Fresh FRUITS ALPHA BETA VEGETABLES SWEET ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT 5¢ lb. RED WINESAP APPLES 2 lbs. 25¢ SWEET NAVEL ORANGES 10¢ lb. RED PORTO RICO YAMS 2 lbs. 19¢ RUTABAGAS 2 lbs. 15¢ CRANBERRIES 33¢ lb. WHILE THEY LAST 2 lbs. 15¢ CRANBERRIES 33¢ lb. WHILE THEY LAST ALPHA BETA Top Test MEATS FRESH GROUND BEEF Lb. 27¢ SHOULDER ROAST PORK Lb. 30¢ COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE Lb. 39¢ CHUCK STEAK Lb. 28¢ PORK CHOPS Lb. 38¢ BEEF ROASTS Lb. 27£ BACK FAT Lb. 19¢ if you marry some relative in your family, there would be something wrong with your children? Well, I am very disgusted and don't know what to do?" (Chape-rone told her to go right ahead with her plans.) THE ARMY'S NEW FLU ... vaccine cuts cases of flu about 75 per cent and will soon be available to civilians. Cost of a shot, $2.50, according to information disclosed by the Rockefeller foundation researchers. ARE YOU PLANNING ... to entertain, be "hosted," to visit ... to become engaged or married ... let us know—this is your newspaper. Phone 2206. Job Printing, Gazette, Ph. 2206. TIME WAITED FOR THESE NEW YEAR'S SPECIALS 1945 ALPHA BETA FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28 & 29 GET ACQUAINTED OFFER BROOMS FROM MEXICO 4, 5 or 6 String For an Extra Broom for Sidewalk or as a Spare (While Stock Lasts) (None Sold to Dealers) 19¢ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28 & 29 GET ACQUAINTED OFFER Wheatena Purchase one large package LARGE PKG. 22¢ SAVE 10¢ ON 1 LB. OF ANY COFFEE SEE OUR COFFEE DISPLAYS! BROOMS FROM MEXICO 4, 5 or 6 String For an Extra Broom for Sidewalk or as a Spare (While Stock Lasts) (None Sold to Dealers) BEANS SUNNY BRAE CUT STRING No.2 Can 10¢ STOKELY TINY GREEN LIMAS No.2 Can 21¢ HUNT’S DICED BEETS...No. 2 can 14¢ PEAS CLEAN-PACK ROGERS MAMMOTH No.2 Can 14¢ FOR 27¢ TOMATO SAUCE HUNT’S Buffet Tin 3 FOR 14¢ A NEW CORN DISH Niblets Mexicorn WHOLE KERNEL CORN WITH RED AND GREEN PEPPERS. TASTY and DELICIOUS 12-Oz. Can 16¢ LOOK! WISCONSIN ELNA CREAM CHEESE 2-lb. Pkg. 75¢ LOMA LINDA VEGEMEAT STEAKS Tender Cutlets in Delicious Sauce 17-Oz. Glass 34¢ TRY MAKING THAT FINE FRUIT CAKE NOW! SUN-MAID CURRANTS 11-Oz. Pkg. 23¢ RAISINS BLEACHED FRUIT CAKE 16-Oz. Pkg. YES, WE HAVE CITRON PEEL AND FRUIT CAKE MIX SUNSWEET PRUNES MEDIUM 2-Lb. Pkg. 28¢ FLOTILL PEACHES AND PEARS MIXED N o. 2½ Can 38¢ VAN CAMP SARDINES No. 1 Tall 9¢ K-A RICE FEAST 4½-Oz. Pkg. 9¢ Make milk into many-flavored RENNET-CUSTARDS JUNKET RENET TABLETS PKG. OF 12 11¢ LOOK! SERVE BIRDS EYE FROSTED DEAC 2½-Lb 64¢ 17-Oz. Glass 34¢ Get a Fresh Short with Vitamized RUSKETS 14¢ FLOTILE PEACHES No. 2½ Can 38¢ VAN CAMP SARDINES No. 1 Tall 9¢ K-A RICE FEAST 4½-Oz. Pkg. 9¢ Make milk into many-flavored RENNET-CUSTARDS JUNKET RENNET TABLETS PKG. OF 12 11¢ LOOK! CARLOAD SERVE BIRDS EYE FOODS FROSTED PEAS 2½-Lb. Pkgs. 64¢ SAVE 20c ON LARGE PKGS. (We Cut These In ¼ Size at 32c) SHORTENING NOW RATION FREE! Do more home baking! GLOBE "AL" FLOUR 10 Lbs. 57¢ NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT Lge. Pkg. 11¢ FOR TURKEY DRESSING — A Nut-Like Flavor and Fluffiness! Lizzy's TOMATO RELISH...No. 303 jar 26¢ DURKEE'S FAMOUS DRESSING...8-oz. 30¢ WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE Durkee's 5-Oz. Bot. 11¢ IVORY SOAP Large Bars 3 For 29¢ CANNED DOG & CAT FOOD In Lewis' War Time Package ECONOMY SIZE 2½-Pound Package 34¢ 1-Pound Package 15¢ OXYDOL Large Package 23¢ SOFTENS WATER BLUES WHILE WASHING 1½ lb. package 23¢ NEW WEST APPLE JUICE Qt. 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