anaheim-gazette 1947-04-10

Three Picket Lines Set Up In Anaheim The week opened in Anaheim with three picket lines in evidence. At the front and back of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph company building on N. Lemon street were representatives of striking telephone workers. At the front of Herb Eldred's Drive In Market at 400 North Los Angeles street were pickets carrying signs which read, "Unfair — Excelsior Milk — Organized Labor, A.F.L. Teamsters Union." In front of Jack Payne's Penny Market, 130 East Center street, were two pickets carrying signs reading "Please Do Not Patronize This Store, Retail Clerks Union, Local $24." And back of the Penny Market was one picket carrying a Teamsters Union sign concerning Excelsior creamery. The picket line at the telephone company building was maintained by known striking employees. All the others were maintained by men unknown to the picketed establishments who said they had orders not to discuss why the establishments were being pickedet. The situation was further complicated by the fact that the pickets seemed to be receiving at least some of their instructions from L. D. "Larry" Prin, field representative of the Bartenders' Union, No. 686, with Santa Ana and Long Beach addresses. Payne said the Penny Market had received a 72-hour notice from the Teamsters Union to stop handling Excelsior creamery products but no demands from the Retail Clerks Union. The owner would be cut. "Well," said Cabinet member, somewhat apologetic. "The leaders of this Congress very determined men." So let's see about this ad not to cut the appropriations for the armed forces: The Navy recently sent an order to a New England manufacturer of silicone tableware, totalling some 140 pieces, including 38,000 fine bowls, with 38,000 plates, all special, very expensive deserts also 23,000 salts and peppers, we cut glass linings. All the time War Assets Administration offering similar items, made in the Navy during the war, at al 10% of the cost of the new ordered items. Am I to understand that no cut may be made in the appropriation? It is for the armed forces! Another department, which the moment must remain unchanged because the information is in the committee files, but what is not too far away from national defense," ordered 161 specially designed aluminum chairs, requiring special dies jigs, at a cost estimated once $26.65 each and another time $32.65. It happens that simple chairs ar regularly made, in Chicago, by a reputable firm, to for $12.65, but not from the special designs. The Chicago manufacturer came to Washington presented his case, and sampled. The buying executive was irritated. He didn't want to talk about economy; he said $15,000,000 has been appropriated for these furlishings, and he intended to spend it. Do I understand that you do... More Leaders In Recreation To Be Trained The improving of recreation leadership throughout California to help meet the leisure time needs of children and youth will be the aim of an intensive study program opening April 7, it was announced by George Hjelte of Los Angeles, chairman of the Committee for the Study of Recreation in California. On that date, the first of a series of 14 in-service training institutes to be held at key points in California will open in Stockton. Funds for carrying out the statewide in-service training plan have been provided by the Rosenberg Foundation of San Francisco. Harry H. Stoops of Berkeley, former west coast consultant in recreation for the Federal Security Agency, has been named to head the training program. Professional and volunteer recreation leaders, lay members of recreation boards, youth activity chairmen and teachers will participate in the short but intensive institute training coarses in recreation leadership. "The training of recreation leaders in California has not kept pace with demand for their services," Hjelte said. The Study Committee's recently completed survey revealed a great need for more professional training, especially for persons whose work in recreation is seasonal or of temporary duration. Jonah is reputed to be buried near the site of Nineveh in what is now Northern Iraq. Pfc. Bengochea, Paratrooper In Japan Now Private First Class Charles M. Bengochea, 18, of Anaheim, now assigned to the 152nd Airborne Antiaircraft Battalion, qualified recently as a parachutist by successfully completing the prescribed course of the 11th Airborne "Jump School" it was revealed in a delayed release from the Eighth Army headquarters in Japan. The jump school course consists of rugged calisthenics to bring about perfect physical condition, and a series of mock drills to familiarize the student with the procedure in the plane during descent. He is also instructed to land without injury. Main phase of the cycle puts into actuality the mock training of the preceding stage as the trainee is required to make five parachute jumps from a troop carrier flying at an altitude of 1200 feet at 110 miles per hour. Upon completion of the fifth jump, the student is presented with the traditional silver wings of the airborne, a certificate of achievement and the added privilege of wearing the popular paratrooper boots. Pfc. Bengochea entered the service last summer and took his basic training at Fort Bliss, Texas. Following a short leave, he was stationed in Japan. His main occupational duties include guard duty and advanced training. Anaheim merchants offer the greatest in values! ADULT CHORUS TRAINING CLASS LAUNCHED MONDAY Of interest to all adult vocalists of this city, is the night choir training class which had its premier meeting at the local high school, Room 49, Music building under the direction of Miss Ruth Swanson, instructor in the school music department, last Monday at 7:30 o'clock. Regular class sessions, open to all adults past high school age, will be conducted each following Monday same time and place. LOS MIGUELITOS Combining business with pleasure members of Los Miguelito young peoples' group of St. Mary's Episcopal church, will gather at the home of Leroy Harvie Route 3, Box 310, Santa Ana road next Sunday afternoon for a picnic and business meeting. Main topic for discussion will be the turkey dinner April 21, sponsored by the group to raise money for the new parish house addition. Bishop W. Bertrand Stephens, Los Angeles will be the speecher for the occasion. Institutional and vocal selections will be included on the program. Guests of honor will be near clergy. Reservations may be made with minimum donation set at $5.00, with any member of Miguelitos, the presidents of Church's organizations, the Rev John Kimball Saville or by calling the rectory, Anaheim 4654. In its 3-1-3 ounces of weight new high-energy flashlight battery contains enough energy drive a polo ball seven times length of the field of 300 yards. LINCOLN - MERCURY OWNERS AUTHORIZED EXPERT REPAIRS ...Look... KNICKERBOCKER SAYS ...Buy... GENUINE MERCURY MOTORS (Short Block) Exchange $144.95 New 100 h. p. 1947 Mercury Motors (Short Block) Exchange $205.00 C.B. Knickerbockers, INC. Your Only Authorized Lincoln-Mercury Dealer 1118 N. MAIN ST. SANTA ANA PHONE 7171 ROOTS OF CULTURE GOOD TASTE THEN AND NOW MOTHER'S DAY THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS SO VENERATED MOTHERS THAT THE THRONE AND ALL PRIVATE PROPERTY WERE INHERITED ONLY THROUGH THE MOTHER IN MEDIEVAL TIMES, MOTHER'S DAY WAS THE VIRGIN'S DAY. PRESENTS OF JEWELRY WERE BROUGHT TO HER SHRINES. HUMAN MOTHERS WERE REMEMBERED TOO. GENERAL CHIANG KAI SHEK HAS ERECTED A BUDDHIST SHRINE IN MEMORY OF HIS MOTHER. HERE HE SEEKS INSPIRATION AND GUIDANCE. NOW, MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 12th, HAS BEcome A DATE FOR GIFTS TO MOTHERS FROM CHILDREN AND HUSBANDS. COPYRIGHT 1947 J.V. CLARKE SALUTE TO THE ARMY Too often, after the smoke of battle has cleared, medals disappear and uniforms all but vanish, public interest in the armed forces Clyde Jackson's Mother Dies Mrs. Frankie Jackson, 75, mother of Clyde "Red" Jackson of Turkey Classed Now Among Economy Foods There are more turkeys storage than ever before time of the year and turk are reaching the market numbers, according to the States Department of Agriculture One consequence is that are currently a better many competing foods. They taste just as good they are priced with the foods. GREET DAUGHTER Welcoming a baby were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. of Route 3, Box 258, A She arrived at Fullerton hospital last Thursday, tips scales at seven pounds a half ounce. Job printing. The Phone 2206. SALUTE TO THE ARMY Too often, after the smoke of battle has cleared, medals disappear and uniforms all but vanish, public interest in the armed forces recedes to a point where their vital mission in peace is all but forgotten. Fortunately for America, this apathetic attitude has been less prevalent since World War II, and will be even less likely to spread because of positive steps by enlightened leaders to bring home to the people the real worth of their defenders. One such step, deserving of nationwide support, will be the 1947 observance of Army week from April 7th to 13th. "A strong America is a peaceful America" has been selected as the ringing theme for this year's observance. Communities throughout America will honor America's soldiers, living and dead, who did so much to make peace possible. The week-long ceremonies will serve practical as well as idealistic purposes. They will inform the nation of the new peacetime pattern of national security being developed by the Army. And they will demonstrate the Army's effectiveness at home and abroad in supporting this Nation's participation with the United Nations in building toward permanent world peace. America salutes her peacetime Army, remembering, in the words of the slogan, "A strong America is a peaceful America." Women hold 27 per cent of the automobile driving licenses issued in the United States. Clyde Jackson’s Mother Dies Mrs. Frankie Jackson, 75, mother of Clyde “Red” Jackson of Anaheim, died at 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon (Wednesday) in Long Beach where she had been residing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lena Cullen. The widow of James Jackson, she had lived between Anaheim and Long Beach for the past 25 years. She was a native of Missouri. She is survived by three sons, Clyde “Red” Jackson of Anaheim, Harry Jackson and E. H. Jackson, both of Long Beach; three daughters, Mrs. Lena Cullen, and Mrs. Ethel Christensen, both of Long Beach, and Mrs. Mary Dickerson of San Diego; six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements, to be directed by Hunters mortuary, will be announced later. BILLIE BURKE TO APPEAR IN SANTA ANA SOON Billie Burke and Grant Mitchell, stars of stage, screen and radio, will co-star in “Accidently Yours,” a new comedy by Pauline Williams, to be presented by a New York cast April 29 in the New Yost theater, Santa Ana, it was disclosed this week. This dramatization marks the return of Miss Burke and Mitchell to the stage following numerous radio and motion picture commitments. A Ware-Hazelton attraction, the comedy will be presented in Santa Ana prior to its run in the Biltmore theater, Los Angeles. Everybody reads the Gazette. (Positively Only Appearance in Orange County) Anaheim Union High School ONE DAY ONLY, SATURDAY Matinee 2 P.M. Children under 12 years, $0.00 plus tax. Night 8 P.M. Balcony $1.00. Entire Main floor $1.50 plus tax. Children ½ price. Advance sale of tickets at Baton Music Co., April 12. LOUIS O. MACLOON COAST-TO-COAST ROAD SHOW (Positively Only Appearance in Orange County) Anaheim Union High School ONE DAY ONLY, SATURDAY Matinee 2 P.M. Children under 12 years, 50¢ plus tax. Night 8 P.M. Balcony $1.00. Entire Main floor $1.50 plus tax. Children ½ price. Advance sale of tickets at Baton Music Co., April 19. LOUIS O. MACLON presents ON THE AIR PARADE 23 Radio Stars IN PERSON In Simulated Broadcast of Their Own Programs The Johnson Family Jimmy Seribner's famous one-man show. See all his characters, including Uncle Remus. Real humor, pathos and cleverness. Record of over 5000 broadcasts. 15th Year. Eight million listeners daily. THE PICKARDS The Best of the Hillbillys Founders of "Grand Ol' Opry" TERRY TWINS The Super Suds Gals Popular Songs and Dances SWEETHEARTS OF THE TRAIL Dolores Freeman and her Recording Cowgirl Band The Belles of the Juke Boxes for your dancing feet! TIM TAYLOR, Rodeo Champion Trick Roper THE TELEVISION GIRLS Bathing Beauties from Miami Beach in Daring 1947 Surf and Sand Fashions... They dance, too. EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION ZELAYA BRILLIANT CONCERT PIANIST Direct From Latin-American Tour Has played in 26-world-wide countries... TWO HOURS Unforgettable Thrilling Entertainment FREE AUTOGRAPHS On The Stage After Show AMERICA'S NO. 1 RADIO ROAD SHOW Turkey Classed Now Among Economy Foods There are more turkeys in cold storage than ever before at this time of the year and turkey hens are reaching the market in large numbers, according to the United States Department of Agriculture. One consequence is that turkeys are currently a better buy than many competing foods. They taste just as good as when they are priced with the luxury foods. GREET DAUGHTER Welcoming a baby daughter were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bramlett of Route 3, Box 258, Anaheim. She arrived at Fullerton Cottage hospital last Thursday, tipping the scales at seven pounds and one-alf ounce. Job printing. The Gazette. Phone 2206. COUNTY CONTRIBUTES 33 MEN TO U. S. ARMY Thirty-three Orange county men enlisted in the Regular Army during March it was announced by 1st Lieut. Edward F. Tully, local recruiting officer. Many Orange county men are joining the Famous Ground forces, 1st Cavalry Division, 6th, 7th, 24th and 25th Infantry Divisions currently stationed in Japan and Korea. Advertise in the Anaheim Gazette and then stand by for action! NEW MEMBER Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Burbank of Route 3, Box 276, Anaheim welcomed a baby daughter Monday. She arrived at St. Joseph hospital tipping the scales at six pounds and 10 ounces. 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