anaheim-gazette 1946-06-27

Auto Mishap Injures One Charles Berten Fordyce, 20 of 212 N. Philadelphia street, was badly shaken up last Friday morning following an automobile collision at East Water and S. Los Angeles streets. Driver of the other car was listed by police as Eugene Francis Bryant, 24 of 936 E. Palmyra street, Orange. The accident occurred after Fordyce came to a boulevard stop and then pulled into the intersection. He was taken to Johnson's Clinic by Police Chief Mark Stephenson who investigated the accident with Thomas V. Taylor. He was released and sent home following emergency treatment. Your electric service is a bargain you don't have to hunt for — it comes to you. You use only as much as you want and pay only for what you use. Edison electricity only as much as you want and pay only for what you use. Edison electricity actually costs you less than before the war, even though other living costs have risen an average of one third during the same period! SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY ANNIVERSARY SALE FINAL WEEK OF THIS GIGANTIC SALE FINAL WEEK OF THIS GIGANTIC SALE 10% 20% 30% OFF ON MOST MERCHANDISE Schultz Furniture C "Next Time Shop in Anaheim" 301 W. CENTER PHONE Up Mortgage Loans In Home Building Substantial increases in the maximum permissible amount of mortgages which the FHA may insure under the recently extended "War Housing Insurance" have been granted for the financing of home construction in the Los Angeles Insuring office jurisdiction, according to a telegram received today by John E. McGovern, district director, Southern California, Federal Housing Administration. Effective immediately the FHA commissioner has prescribed a maximum mortgage amount of $7500 for the FHA minimum acceptable three-bedroom, single-family house, including garage; $11,600 for a two-family residence; $14,600 for a three-family residence; and $16,700 for a four-family residence. Changes in mortgage ceilings for one- and two-bedroom residences are still under advisement and will be announced later, McGovern said. When the War Housing Insurance, Sec. 603 of the National Housing act was reinstated in May of this year, the ceilings for such mortgage insurance were set at $5,400 for a single-family residence; $7,500 for a two-family; $9,500 for a three-family; or $12,-000 for a four-family residence. These ceilings were set for the nation as a whole, but with the expectation of adjustment where they were not feasible in any certain geographical area to construct residences without sacrifice of sound standards of construction, design, or livability. Game Commission Meets Today Meeting today in the state building in San Francisco to hear objections on proposed orders on hunting seasons and bag limits, announced earlier this week, the California Fish and Game Commission intends to grant hearings on verbal or written recommendations previously submitted. The board will meet today, tomorrow and Saturday, if necessary, an official of the commission said. Following is a list of the orders which the commission intends to make: DEER SEASON August 7 to September 15. Districts 2, 2¼, 2½, 2¾, 3, 3½, 4⅛, 101 and Orange county. Balance of state not shown in August 7 to September 15 season, open September 23 to October 21. Open portions of game refuges 4-A, 4-B and 4-E to deer hunting, seasons to be in conformity with districts wherein refuges are located. DEER BAG LIMITS Two bucks per season except in district 1¾, 4½ and new one-buck deer district on east slope of Sierra Nevada mountains, one buck per season. PHEASANT SEASON December 6 to 15, inclusive, in all districts. PHEASANT BAG LIMIT Males only. Two per day; two in possession; 10 for season. QUAIL SEASON December 6 to January 15 in all districts. Opening portions of game refuges 4-A, 4-B, and 4-E to quail hunting, seasons to be in conformity with districts wherein refuges are located. QUAIL BAG LIMIT Eight per day; eight in possession; 16 per week, in the aggregate of all species. COTTONTAIL AND BRUSH RABBIT SEASON December 6 to January 15 inclusive in all districts except 4, 4⅓, 4⅛, 19 and 22, season to be September 1 to December 31. COTTONTAIL AND BRUSH RABBIT BAG LIMIT Eight per day; eight in possession; 16 per week. TREE SQUIRREL SEASON December 6 to January 15. In district 1 only. TREE SQUIRREL BAG LIMIT Two per day; two in possession; 12 per season. BEAR SEASON October 15 to December 31. BEAR BAG LIMIT Two per season. SHOOTING HOURS Pheasants, quail, cottontail and brush rabbits, tree squirrels—10 a.m. to one-half hour after sunset December 6 to 15, inclusive. Balance of season (quail, tree squirrels, brush and cotton-tail rabbits) one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset. MISCELLANEOUS Statewide closure on Wolverine and fisher. District 1½ closest pining of martin. No shotgun cap more than 3 shelters. No rifle to be used for taking of pheasant. Opening portion huges 4-A, 4-B, and quail, and duck to be in conformity wherein refuges are located. Commerce Elect Office At Dinner William Longmire Beach, was elected the Associated Chambers of Orange county annual meeting of a dinner meeting evening at Sam's Coast highway. W. L. Farrow owed was elected vice-president Frank Burrill of B treasurer. Master of ceremonies chairman was log of Yorba Lake Orange county leap the installing officer. Guest speaker fred was Roy Rosenbrug editor of the In Daily News who addressed on "Southern Future." Outgoing presidee Kellog. of this year, the ceilings for such mortgage insurance were set at $5,400 for a single-family residence; $7,500 for a two-family; $9,500 for a three-family; or $12,-000 for a four-family residence. These ceilings were set for the nation as a whole, but with the expectation of adjustment where they were not feasible in any certain geographical area to construct residences without sacrifice of sound standards of construction, design, or livability. "This action has been taken in an effort to give concrete assistance to builders in developing dwelling units for rent to that large group of veterans who are urgently in need of housing but who are not in position to make a purchased at this time" he continued. Services Held For A. L. Samis Andrew Iamar Samis, 39, a native of San Diego and a resident of California continuously, died last Thursday morning at a Los Angeles hospital after a prolonged illness. He is survived by his wife, Edith Samis of Stockton; 2 daughters, Betty Jean and Beverly Kay Samis both of Anaheim; one son, Andrew Leland Samis of Anaheim; mother, Mrs. Georgia Samis of Anaheim and one sister, Mrs. Vernon Bobst of Anaheim. Christian Science services were read Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Hilgenfeld chapel and burial was in Loma Vista Memorial Park. Sell your surplus articles through a Gazette "For Sale" ad. What do you do? KEEP IT TO THE GRINDSTONE?... Yet somehow never seem to be able to save anything no matter how hard you slave away? USE IT TO SNIFF OUT A BARGAIN... like $4 for every $3 you invest in U.S. Savings Bonds—the easiest, simplest, surest way of safeguarding your future plans? SAVE THE EASY WAY... THROUGH PAYROLL Essex Wire Corpora R. W. Mungall, 1075 No. Patt Thursday, June 27, 1946 and fisher. District 1½ closed to the trapping of martin. No shotgun capable of holding more than 3 shells. No rifle to be used in the field for taking of pheasants or quail. Opening portions of game refuges 4-A, 4-B, and 4-E to deer, quail, and duck hunting, seasons to be in conformity with districts wherein refuges are located. Commerce Group Elect Officers At Dinner William Longmoor of Newport Beach, was elected president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange county at the annual meeting of officers during a dinner meeting last Tuesday evening at Sam's seafood spa on the Coast highway. W. L. Farrow of Garden Grove was elected vice president and Frank Burrill of Brea was elected treasurer. Master of ceremonies and program chairman was George Kellog of Yorba Linda. Joe Ogle, Orange county legal counsel was the installing officer. Guest speaker for the occasion was Roy Rosenberg, managing editor of the Inglewood, Calif. Daily News who addressed members on "Southern California's Future." Outgoing president was H. Clay Kellog. Govt. Subsidy On Beef, Sheep Ends Sunday Sheep, lamb and beef cattle production payments will cease midnight, June 30, it was announced here this week by Stephen Griset, chairman of the Orange County Agriculture committee. In making announcement of the closing of the subsidies, Griset warned sheepmen and cattlemen of three conditions that must be met in order for animals to be eligible for the subsidy payments. The three conditions applying to both sheep and cattle, are as follows: 1. In the case of a feeder who sells directly to a slaughterer for slaughter, a beef animal otherwise eligible will not be eligible for payment unless sold before midnight, June 30, 1946, to the slaughterer for slaughter. 2. In the case of a feeder who sells to a person other than a slaughterer, a beef animal otherwise eligible will not be eligible for payment unless the animal is delivered before midnight, June 30, 1946, to a slaughterer for slaughter. 3. In a case of feeder-slaughterer applying for payment under the program, a beef animal otherwise eligible will not be eligible for payment unless slaughtered before midnight, June 30, 1946. Griset explained that "delivered to a slaughterer" means that the sheep or lambs were weighed to, and complete ownership is vested in, the slaughterer before midnight on June 30, 1946. Griset stated that as usual, cattlemen will have two months after the closing date in which to file their application for payments, until August 31, 1946, but he urged all applications be submitted as soon as possible after June 30th, in order that the program may be completed and closed without delay. The applications are to be submitted to the AAA office, 622 N. Main St., Santa Ana. Additional evidence as required by the regulations may be secured and submitted after the filing of the applications, Griset said. A number of cattlemen have inquired concerning the effect of the removal of the subsidy upon the price and supply of meat, Griset said, and explained that no information on these subjects has been received by the county office at this time. LIONS TO INSTALL OFFICERS FRIDAY President Glenn Hipes announced this week installation of new officers of the Lions club will take place here Friday night at the group's regular meeting. Announcement was made during a luncheon meeting of the group. Future." Outgoing president was H. Clay Kellog. terer applying for payment under the program, a beef animal otherwise eligible will not be eligible the group's regular meeting. An announcement was made during a luncheon meeting of the group. you do with your nose? CUT IT OFF TO SPITE YOUR FACE?... by spending all those hard-earned dollars now when goods are scarce and prices high? IF YOU HAVE A NOSE FOR SOMETHING SMART... you'll keep right on with your Payroll Savings Plan—the surest and most painless way of making your dreams come true!