anaheim-gazette 1947-02-13

"DUCKS UNLIMITED" FILM VIEWED BY BIRD GROUPS Bird lovers of the Orange County Bird club and Audubon society enjoyed a special colored motion picture, "Ducks Unlimited" last Monday night at the Lowell school auditorium, Santa Ana. Narrator for the film was John B. Davidson. Gazette want ads bring results. Around that corner, Mister, you will find Bank of America - my bank" Yes, Bank of America is always nearby - always friendly - always helpful Elect Officers For 1947 At Meeting Continued from Page 1 adjustment in prices with large sizes advancing sharply, while 288s and smaller, particularly 344s and smaller, declined rather sharply. However, by the second week in July, interest on small sizes increased, resulting in a rapid rise in prices for small sizes. This improved situation continued until price ceilings were again restored on July 25th. Small sizes again became a serious problem, continuing so almost to the clean up of the crop. "The production of lemons in California in 1946 was approximately 36,000 cars, an increase of nearly 6,000 cars over the previous season. "A very good demand for lemons prevailed during the so-called winter months and prices were maintained on a satisfactory level. The market, however, during the period May to October was extremely disappointing in both price and volume. Diversion to products was heavier than normal during this period and figures indicate that 37 per cent of the season's harvest went to products plants. Below average summer temperatures, cool nights, abnormal rainfall and severe shortage of sugar were principal factors affecting lemon returns. Included with this report are comprehensive exhibits of our operation during the past season. They reflect the fact that on valencias, for example, the crop in this district was only 57 percent of our 1945 harvest. The average sizez shipped was 283.3, as compared to 277.7 last year. The industry average was 273 oranges C of C Plans Drive for 1947 In a meeting devoted to the auguration of an intensive traffic safety drive for the city year, the Public Safety Board and Welfare committee of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce met Tuesday in the conference room at the chamber in an session highlighted by a tape Police Chief Mark Stephenson. Chief Stephenson said strict enforcement was being attempted all traffic violations, especially speeding, and said the action rate, which has been considered reduced in Anaheim, had no proof of what strict enforcement will do. He also stated that were trying to be fair in dealings with traffic offenders and to protect the people who drive people away from Anaheim. He stated that attacks were being made to change routing of trucks, especially tank trucks and trailers, from Los Angeles street and ter street, making them use Ana street for east-west and Palm or Olive streets north-south traffic. A. J. Schutte, chairman of Farm Bureau Safety Comm., told those present about the Bureau's safety program, stating the fight to eliminate drug driving, and citing the need the consumer's dollar. "The oncoming valencia currently estimated at about 000 cars more than was harried in 1946. It appears likely..." Yes, Bank of America is always nearby —always friendly —always helpful Bank of America services, available through every branch, include: Savings Accounts Thriftplan Accounts Christmas Club Accounts Commercial Accounts Tenplan Checking Accounts Real Estate Loans Timeplan Personal and Auto Loans Modernization Loans Commercial Loans Term Loans for Small Business G. I. Loans Trust Services Safe Deposit Boxes Foreign Exchange Travelers Cheques Money Orders Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM summer temperatures, cool nights, abnormal rainfall and severe shortage of sugar were principal factors affecting lemon returns. "Included with this report are comprehensive exhibits of our operation during the past season. They reflect the fact that on valencias, for example, the crop in this district was only 57 percent of our 1945 harvest. The average sizez shipped was 283.3, as compared to 277.7 last year. The industry average was 273 oranges to the boxfl Shipments from this district contained nearly 60 percent 288s and smaller. Approximately one-third of our entire valencia harvest was diverted to processing channels. "The lemon harvest in the district amounted to 916 cars, as compared to 986 cars in the previous season. Smaller than average sizes, plus rather severe frost damage in portions of the district, resulted in a diversion to products of 47 percent of our harvest. "Attention at present is sharply focused upon the processing outlets for citrus fruit. This is natural, in view of the high returns obtained during the war years as the result of heavy demand from the military and lend-lease. The impetus given to the development of the products by the war and the increasing production of citrus fruits seems to make certain, a high degree of activity in this field. Close and careful attention to this phase of our business, particularly as it relates to control over raw material and the disposition of finished product, will be necessary if we are to protect the fresh fruit market. The latter still represents about 75 to 80 percent of our business. "The outlook for 1947 appears reasonably brigt. Buying power is expected to continue at a high level. Undoubtedly, things generally will be far more plentiful and competition will be keen for A. J. Schutte, chairman of Farm Bureau Safety Committee told those present about the Bureau's safety program, striving to eliminate driving, and citing the need the consumer's dollar. "The oncoming valencia currently estimated at about 000 cars more than was harvested in 1946. It appears likely small sizes will again be a problem, even though present dications are for a somewhat smaller size. We believe that, until free market a better opportunity will be afforded to merchandise small sizes. Competition canned juice is a factor reckoned with, but Florida the key to that situation will effect our 1947 valencia market." "The lemon crop for 1947 estimated at 34,236 carloads about 2,000 cars less than harvested in 1946. The outcome the season will depend greatly sufficient sugar to permit the weather and the availability of lemons as a beverage. 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BONEY Your Factory Dealer Dodge and Plymouth — Dodge Trucks 328 West Center Phone 2113 ANAHEIM GAZETTE C of C Plans Drive for 1947 In a meeting devoted to the introduction of an intensive trafsafety drive for the coming year, the Public Safety, Health Welfare committee of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Tuesday in the conference in at the chamber in an active action highlighted by a talk by celebrity Chief Mark Stephenson. Chief Stephenson said strict envement was being attempted on traffic violations, especially pedaling, and said the accident which has been considerably produced in Anaheim, had shown of what strict enforcement do. He also stated the police are trying to be fair in their wings with traffic offenders, and to protect the people without being people away from Analaim. He stated that attempts be being made to change the wing of trucks, especially oil trucks and trailers, away from Los Angeles street and Censtreet, making them use Santa Palm or Olive streets for eighth-south traffic. J. Schutte, chairman of the Bureau Safety Committee, has presented about the Farm Beau's safety program, stressing fight to eliminate drunkening, and citing the need for consumer's dollar. The oncoming valencia crop is idently estimated at about 12.-- cars more than was harvested 1946. It appears likely that strict enforcement, prosecution, and punishment for the offense. A motion was made and carried that the secretary be instructed to write the state highway department and the Orange county Board of Supervisors requesting a survey of the intersection of Manchester and Harbor Blvd., with the intention of installing safety devices there to eliminate some of the unusual hazards at that intersection. It was also decided to call a meeting in the near future to set up a city-wide Safety Council, members of which would represent the various civic and service organizations, the P.-T.A., the schools, etc. and all would participate in correcting any safety or traffic problems. Chief Stephenson reported that the signals at Center and Los Angeles were now operating 24 hours a day, and pointed out that there have been no accidents recently at this intersection. Mrs. Davenport, of the P.-T.A. and Mr. Kingsbury, of Anaheim High school, reported that the high school is starting an auto driving course for sophomore (and higher grade) students. Included in the course will be a study of the vehicle code, study of the textbook "Man and the Motor Car," and safety material from such organizations as the Auto Club of Southern California and others. A study of the mechanics of the motor car as far as the forces involved are concerned will be made, as well as the dangers of mishandling an auto. The course will be taught by Mr. Henry and Mr. Kingsbury. Mrs. Davenport, representing the P.-T.A., made a report on the program in the schools to promote Safety sub-committee, and Glen Hipes is chairman of the Public Safety, Health and Welfare committee. Epifania Danegas Passes Away Friday Epifania D. Danegas, 76 years of age, passed away at her home in Monrovia on Friday, Feb. 7, following an extended illness. Born in LaMesa, New Mexico, she had resided in Anaheim for 25 years, making her home on South alm street. She mover to Monrovia about eight months ago. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Glory Rodarte of Los Angeles; two grandchildren; and one brother, John Duran of Silver City, N.M. Recitation of Holy Rosary was held in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock with mass at St. Boniface church Tuesday monring at 9 o'clock. Interment was in Holy Sepulcher cemetery. The Anaheim Gazette since 1870 UNDER CONSTRUCTION NOW! 2-Bedroom homes with heating and laundry facilities. Complete price with 50-ft. lot $6450.00 100% Veteran Loans No down payment required of Palm or Olive streets for high-south traffic. J. Schutte, chairman of the Bureau Safety Committee, those present about the Farmau's safety program, stressing fight to eliminate drunken ing, and citing the need for consumer's dollar. The oncoming valencia crop is nearly estimated at about 12.-cars more than was harvested 1946. It appears likely that all sizes will again be a major elem, even though present inions are for a somewhat larg size. We believe that, under a market a better opportunity be afforded to merchandise sizes. Competition from red juice is a factor to beoned with, but Florida holds key to that situation as it effect our 1947 valencia mar- the lemon crop for 1947 is ested at 34,236 carloads or at 2,000 cars less than was tested in 1946. 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