anaheim-gazette 1946-06-20

AGRICULTURAL LEADERS—The above committee has completed arrangements for the cultural division of the Orange County Fair and Horse show which runs Thursday through day in Santa Ana. Mrs. Charles Pearson, Anaheim, seated, is displaying bag of beans Sam L. Collins of Fullerton, left, Mrs. John A. Larson, Mrs. John Kennedy, Mrs. Ruth Hall and Vincent Borden, all of Anaheim. Veterans Urged to Record Discharge A warning to record discharge papers was given all discharged veterans in this area this week by Arthur E. Mills, special services representative of the Orange County Veterans' Service Center. Arrest Two In Seizure of Slot Machines Seizure of two slot machines in a gasoline station at Lincoln and Manchester boulevards in county territory here last night resulted in the arrest of two men Veterans Urged to Record Discharge A warning to record discharge papers was given all 'discharged veterans in this area this week by Arthur E. Mills, special services representative of the Orange County Veterans' Service Center at Santa Ana. Once original discharge papers have been lost, destroyed or mutilated, there is no way to obtain copies of them, Mills warned. Veterans who have lost their original papers should apply for a "certificate in lieu of lost discharge," he said. Servicemen were advised to record their papers at the recorder's office, Hall of Records, Santa Ana. Army Recalls POW Pickers Their removal bemoaned by citrus packing plant maangers 758 prisoners of war were ordered moved from Garden Grove yesterday by army officials for repatriation to Europe. The men were to be taken to a point of embarkation, army officials announced. Chiefly Austrians, the men had been brought to Garden Grove to work under contract with Citrus Growers Inc., a combine of packing plant managers, who were hard-pressed for sufficient pickers. Under command of Capt. Hugh Erwin, the prisoners had picked 180,974 boxes of fruit during their work period from June 2 to June 15, packing plant spokesmen said. George Graham, manager of the Citrus Growers, last night said, "this will leave us awfully short of help. We desperately need more men in the groves and everyone who wants to work can have a job." Arrival of 1500 Mexican National to augment the present 1300 now at work is expected in the near future, he said, but their arrival is uncertain. Old Timers To Meet June 30 Expected to attract several thousand persons, the annual reunion of the Old Timers at Irvine park on June 30, the first get-together of the group since pre-war days will be an old Arrest Two In Seizure of Slot Machines Seizure of two slot machines in a gasoline station at Lincoln and Manchester boulevards in county territory here last night resulted in the arrest of two men and confiscation of the "one-arm" bandits, police reported today. Booked on possession of gambling machines were Charles Chapman, of 518 South Illinois Ave., owner of the station and Oliver C. Victor of 921 North Helena street, an employe. The men were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs N. D. Williams and Carl Pryor, who asserted they had played the machines and that both of them paid off in coins. Both men were released on $50 bond pending arraignment June 28 in Anaheim justice court. Pump Efficiency Lowers Water Cost Irrigation costs materially reduced due to increased efficiency of pumping plants and more uniform distribution of water, have aided innumerable Orange county farms keep down irrigation overhead, W. M. Cory, assistant farm advisor, said here yesterday. By checking occasionally on the ratio of power consumption to useful work done, it can be determined whether repairs are in order as well as to learn the quantity of water that is being pumped, Cory said. This latter information is valuable as it is then possible to determine the quantity of water that is being applied at each irrigation. Frequent use of the soil auger, prior to, and following an irrigation is a means of checking whether an irrigation is necessary or not, and whether the water has been applied to a uniform depth, he said. Irrigation costs may also be lowered in many instances by two or more neighbors joining in together in the operation of a pumping plant. Walton Anglers Cruiser Trips Sportcraft cruiser fishing trips, leaving from Lido Island, Newport Beach, are now slated... Old Timers To Meet June 30 Expected to attract several thousand persons, the annual reunion of the Old Timers at Irvine park on June 30, the first get-together of the group since pre-war days, will be an old-fashioned picnic with everyone bringing his own lunch. President of the Old Timers is County Coroner Earl Abbey, who is chairman in charge of arrangements for the affair. Aiding him on the arrangements committee is Elmer Burns, secretary, W. B. Williams, Bill Jones, William Hale and William Schumacher. All county residents are welcome, committee members said. Chief guests will be the old timers themselves, including folks born in California, or at least fathers or grandfathers of native sons and daughters. Council Okehs Meter Purchase Purchase of 475 parking meters for the city's proposed city ordinance authorizing parking meters neared reality as the council, in session, earlier this week authorized purchase of that many meters. The meters will be installed, according to the proposed plan of E. P. Hapgood, city engineer, on Center street between Olive and Helena streets; on Clementine from Chestnut to Center streets; on Los Angeles street from Broadway to Chartress streets; and on Claudina, Emily and Philadelphia streets from Center to Chartress streets. Mexican National To Be Deported A 34-year old Mexican National, arrested by local police in Olive during a routine investigation in connection with a German Luger pistol found on a man arrested earlier this week, was turned over to federal authorities at Santa Ana for deportation to Mexico, police reported yesterday. Identified as Percilliano Valles Rodarte, police said his failure to produce a draft card led to their suspicion that he had illegally entered the country. Rodarte admitted he had been in the United States two years, one year of which was in California and one month in Orange county. Irrigation costs may also be lowered in many instances by two or more neighbors joining in together in the operation of a pumping plant. Walton Anglers Cruiser Trips Sportscraft cruiser fishing trips, leaving from Lido Island, Newport Beach, are now slated for members of the Anaheim Izaac Walton club. All members interested may register for the expeditions at Peter Wisser's sporting goods store, 169 West Center street, phone 3417. First trip, June 4, was reported to be highly successful with a catch of 360 fish. Future cruiser outings are scheduled for July 2, 16 and 30; August 20 and 27 and September 10, 15 and 24. Departure time from this city will be at 7 o'clock in the morning. Accommodations on the boat include live bait, a modern lounge and galley service. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anniversary BEAUTIFUL 3-PC. BEDROOM Full size low poster bed, vanity and chest. Hardwood construction throughout. Rich walnut finish. SALE PRICE See other de rich mahogan prices. BEAUTIFUL 3-PC. BEDROOM Full size low poster bed, vanity and chest. Hardwood construction throughout. Rich walnut finish. SALE PRICE $83.25 EARLY AMERICAN Six-piece Bedroom Suite — maple finish, hardwood. Full size Jennie Lind bed, vanity with attached mirror and bench, and large roomy 5-drawer chest, also night stand. SALE PRICE $109.50 MODERN 6-PC. BED SUITE in bleached mahogany. Full size bed, chest, vanity with 46-inch round mirror attached; also night stand and vanity bench. SALE PRICE $194.50 SMART 3-PC. MODERN SECTIONAL Upholstered in wool Kurltex in cool shades of Turquoise. Spring filled— SALE PRICE $224.50 SMART S-FC. MODERN SECTIONAL Upholstered in wool Kurltex in cool shades of Turquoise. Spring filled— SALE PRICE $224.50 LIVING ROOM SOFA Sofa by day and a grand bed by night. Double spring construction; no-sag spring base; upholstered in rose Kurltex with matching chair. Trimmed in Swedish modern. SALE PRICE $198.95 BED SOFA AND MATCHING CHAIRS Same construction as above — covers in powder blue or wine. Nival. SALE PRICE $198.95 SCHULTZ FURNITURE 301 West Center “Next Time Shop in Thursday, June 20, 1946 Anniversary SALE WALNUT FINISHED KNEE HOLE DESK 42-inch top, seven drawers. SALE PRICE $24.50 See other desks in solid walnut, and rich mahogany finishes, slightly higher prices. SHOWER CURTAINS 6-foot, and matching window curtains. Complete set— SALE PRICE $5.95 See other desks in solid walnut, and rich mahogany finishes, slightly higher prices. SUNSET HOUSE CURTAINS, 46x27-in., ruffled dotted net Bedroom Curtains, 8 colors. SALE PRICE— SET $4.95 DINNETTE SET 5-Piece Bleached or walnut finish, large 45x31 top with 12-inch attached table leaf; 4 sturdy chairs with leather seats. $34.95 SOLID ALUMINUM FRAMED YARD CHAIRS Bright colored Army duck—water-proof— $17.95 TWIN SIZE BED Hardwood, mahogany finish, Hollywood head boards with additional legs for bed. SALE PRICE ... $16.95 TWIN SIZE BOX SPRINGS and Inner-Spring Mattress ... $64.17 SOLID ALUMINUM FRAMED YARD CHAIRS Bright colored Army duck—water-proof— $17.95 TWIN SIZE BED Hardwood, mahogany finish, Hollywood head boards with additional legs for bed. SALE PRICE ... $16.95 TWIN SIZE BOX SPRINGS and Inner-Spring Mattress ... $64.17 Wonderfully convenient for writing, typing, homework, cards. Every household will find many special uses. Top tilts to 5 positions, from horizontal to 45 degrees... raises from end table height — 25 inches—to music stand height — 37 inches. Two supports make it firm and steady. Indispensable for invalids and convalescents. Serve breakfast in bed Top 17½ x 23½ walnut masonite top with tubular metal frames. SPECIAL $5.95 One to a Customer FURNITURE CO. Time Shop in Anaheim" Phone 3464