anaheim-gazette 1946-11-21

Violinists Present Melrose Concert Pupils of Vladimir Lenski, famous concert violinist, were featured on a varled "Musical Memory Hour" violin recital last Sunday at the Melrose Abbey, presented by the Anaheim Conservatory of Music under the direction of Mrs. Anna Siegel. "Concerto in E Minor" by Mendelssöhn headed the program. The opening allegro molto appassionato movement of the concerto was interpreted by Kay Kickman. Carol Hochull played the andante, and Virginia Casey, concert mistress at Anaheim Union high school, the allegro molto vivace. Other Lenski students appearing on the program included Kenneth Sörenson, Richard Woolfe, Phillip La Morl, Wendell Taylor, Regina Zirkelbach, Sue Haukenberry, Genevieve Bradley, Janet Ray, Judith La Morl, Jacquelyn Shaw, Harriet Stolte, Marlyn Keniston, Philip Taylor and Priscilla Orman. Plano accompanists for the recital included Betty Fatchett, Dorlyne Hochull, Zeta Birscoe, Charlotte Orman and Lloyd Holzgrafe. Christmas Seals To Be Mailed to County Residents With Christmas "right around the corner", the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health association announced today that approximately $31,000 will be required to meet their budget in 1947, explaining that the sale of Christmas seals is the only means available to them for raising the money needed. Rev. Fred W. Niedringhaus, chairman of the seal campaign, is mailing out sheets of Christmas seals to all residents of the county, requesting that each person buy as many seals as possible in order to make the drive a success. "Health Bonds" are also available at the association in amounts ranging from five to five hundred dollars. These may be purchased along with the seals on request. "The time has again come when you and I may make our gift in behalf of our community's fight against tuberculosis", said Rev. Niedringhaus. "In our effort to stamp out this dread disease, the association has banded together with similar organizations in all parts of our land. For over forty years our common struggle has continued, and with impressive results. However, tuberculosis is still responsible for the death of 55,000 Americans each year. The fight must go on!" It may be well to note that all contributions to this worthy cause may be deducted on the individual donor's income tax return! All checks should be made payable to T. Gray Johnston, treasurer. Currency may be mailed directly to the association in the return envelope provided. Army Seeking Candidates For Officer Grades The United States Army is now seeking candidates for 25,000 regular army commissions in the grades of second and first lieutenant, captain and major in conjunction with the greatest peace-time expansion of its officer corps ever planned. The army's regular officer strength will be brought to 60,000 as authorized by congress, according to an announcement made by Major General Edward F. Witsell, adjutant general. Former officers of the Army of the United States who have served since December 7, 1941, whether or not they previously applied during the officer - procurement program, are eligible for appointments. Application forms are available at all camps, posts and stations. Those applicants not on active duty or on terminal leave should submit their applications direct to the commanding general of the army area in which they reside. ORANGE SPANISH CREAM 2 tablespoons gelatine 2 cups milk ½ cup sugar 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten ¼ teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon grated orange peel 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 cup orange juice 3 egg whites, stiffly beaten Orange slices or sections Strawberries, grapes or cherries Soak gelatine and milk together for 5 minutes. Put in top of double boiler and heat. When gelatine is dissolved, add sugar. Pour this hot mixture slowly over slightly beaten egg yolks. Return to double boiler and cook until thickened somewhat, stirring constantly. Remove from flame and add salt, grated orange and lemon peel, lemon and orange juice, stiffly beaten egg whites. Turn into mold, chill until firm. Unmold on serving plate and garnish with orange slices or sections and strawberries, cherries or grapes in season. Dessert will separate into a clear layer and a layer of creamy sponge. (Serves 6-8.) Thanksgiving Menu TURKEY DINNER with Complete Trimmings Baked Fresh Ham Dinners TURKEY DINNER with Complete Trimmings Baked Fresh Ham Dinners $1.75 Thanksgiving Dinner is a feast of pleasure when you dine in our spacious dining room. Superb food prepared to a connoisseur's taste. Treat Mother and the family to Thanksgiving Dinner here. COLONIAL HOUSE OUR SPECIALTY CHICKEN - STEAK and Italian Dinners Open Daily 7 A. M. to 1 A. M. Except Wednesday 512 East Center Street Telephone 4880 For Reservations ANAHEIM GAZETTE PACKAGED POWER EARLIEST ELECTRIC CELLS WERE WET, NON-PORTABLE, AND RAN DOWN RAPIDLY. HYDROGEN FILM COLLECTING ON COPPER PLATE QUICKLY! POLARIZED THE VOLTAIC CELL, STOPPING FLOW OF CURRENT. LECLANCHE DEVELOPED THE FIRST PRACTICAL WET CELL IN 1868, CONTAINING A DEPOLARIZER OF MANGANESE DIOXIDE, WHICH REMOVED THE HYDROGEN FILM. THEN, IN 1887, DR. CARL GASS-NER, JR. PRODUCED THE FIRST "DRY CELL". THE ZINC ELEMENT WAS THE CONTAINER. IT WAS PORTABLE. THE FIRST COMMERCIAL DRY CELLS WERE PRODUCED IN 1890 AT CLEVELAND OHIO. BY MANUFACTURERS OF PRESENT DAY HIGH ENERGY BATTERIES. AMONG MANY USES TODAY'S DRY CELL BATTERIES SUPPLY CURRENT TO EFFICIENT BUT HARNLESS ELECTRIC FENCES. Copyright, 1946, J. V. Clarke Incoming Drivers Set New Record More automobiles have entered the state of California during the Association Sets Date for Mailing Christmas Seals A total of 35,000 letters containing sheets of Christmas Seal Health Bonds, and a special message to the citizens of Orlando. Incoming Drivers Set New Record More automobiles have entered the state of California during the first nine months of this year than during any previous entire year, according to the Automobile Club of Southern California, which announced this week that 1,405,488 vehicles, including 715,329 out-of-state cars have checked into the state during the three-quarter period of 1946. These figures surpass by more than 100,000 the former high annual entry total of 1,299,214 cars, established in 1941. In revealing the record-breaking statistics, the Automobile club also disclosed that an all-time have crossed the state line by car this year during the nine-month period, an increase of more than a quarter-million over the entire 1941 total of 3,604,361 persons. These tabulations do not include "local" travelers on short trips across the state line. Additional travel records were also established during the recent third quarter period of July, August and September when 1,754,257 passengers crossed the state line enroute to California, the club reported. These are the highest three-month entry figures in the history of the state. Statistics were based on information received by the Automobile club from 18 checking stations located on key highways and roads entering the state of California. YMCA BOARD REPORTS The annual YMCA board meeting will be held within the first two weeks of December, it was decided during the regular board meeting last Tuesday night, with M. A. Gauer, president, presiding. The group's Community Chest campaign which includes the northeast section of one quarter of this city, is well underway, it was disclosed. Rise Reported In Assessed Value Of Local Property During the war years, the assessed value of taxable property in Orange county increased 27.3 per cent which, in figures, amounts to $244,857,668 for the present year, compared with $192,420,128 for 1941-42. The assessed value of taxable property throughout California increased 23.8 per cent during the war years, this year's valuation amounting to $9,100,823,868 as compared with $7,350,926,865 for 1941-42. Solano county showed the biggest percentage increase in valuation, going up 54.6 per cent, to $68,155,640 this year from the $44,089,576 value for 1941-42. Other large relative increases in counties included 42.3 per cent for San Diego and 41.3 per cent for Riverside. Among other counties which show increases above the state average are Los Angeles, 27.8; Orange, 27.3; San Bernardino, 29.6 and Tulare, 27.2. Kings and Tuolumne counties are the only two that show lower valuation of taxable property for this year than for 1941-42. Delicatessen-Cafe Opened This Week Anaheim's business district was expanded another notch this week with the opening of a combination delicatessen-cafe at 242 East Center street. Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carner, the delicatessen carries varied assortments of canned and packaged foods, prepared eatables and juices. The cafe section of the new establishment features lunches and dinners with a "home-cooked" style. Wine and beer are also served. Sell it through our classified section! AUTO TOPS AND SEAT COVERS CONVERTIBLE & REGULARS PLASTIC SEAT COVERS FIBRE & CLOTH COVERS LATEST PLAIDS WITH LEATHERETTE TRIM INDIVIDUAL TAILORING BY EXPERTS... GIVING YOU THE VERY BEST... M'COY MOTOR CO. YOUR FORD DEALER 320 North Los Angeles Street Phone 2288 Association Sets Rate for Mailing Christmas Seals total of 35,000 letters contain sheets of Christmas Seals, in Bonds, and a special message to the citizens of Orange county will be mailed next Monday morning by the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health association. Volunteer individuals, groups of women, firemen and girl scouts took over the job of folding the letters and preparing the bonds and seals for mailing, it was reported by F. A. Henderson, executive vice-president of the association. Meanwhile, the seal sale staff was busy preparing the extensive mailing list needed for the project. All told, the entire job has taken nearly two weeks to complete. Job printing. The Gazette. Phone 2206. McDONALD'S Are Proud to Introduce 'VAN' The Doughnut King His "Do-nut Touch" won the Crown WATCH Him Make Them WATCH Him Frost Them Daily — 8 to 11 a.m — 3 to 5 p.m. ops for that chilly day. 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