anaheim-gazette 1947-08-21

Predicts 1948 County Flood Jack Bradley, Orange county flood control engineer, is credited with predicting a flood in the county next year. He bases his prediction on records showing floods east of the Rockies are invariably followed by floods in California within one or two years. Gazette want ads bring results. Tonight and Nightly At 8:30, Saturday 2:30 BLITHE SPIRIT with OLIVER CLIFF, MARY FINNEY, ELLA-NORA HOLIDAY STAGE Hi-way 101, Tustin COMING NEXT WEEK 'THE GLASS MENAGERIE' with Geraldine Brooks, Virginia Brissac, Oliver Cliff, Robert Rockwell Phone S.A. 6818—AlsoTickets at BATON MUSIC CO. 157 West Center $2.40, $1.80, $1.20, 60c Mrs. Anna Siegel and Granddaughter To Visit Guatemalan Relatives Mrs. Anna Siegel, director of the Anaheim Conservancy of Music, 705 West Center street, and her granddaughter Miss Ruth Ellen Kaylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kaylor of Westwood, formerly of Anaheim, will enclose three week reunion with relatives in Guatemala, Costa America. The main part of the vacation will be spent in Coban which has an elevation of 7,000 feet and a population of 12,000. It was founded by Mrs. Siegel's uncle on her mother's side of the family in 1867, the first German colony on Guatemala. He built the railroad and supervised the construction of roads. Mrs. Siegel and Miss Kaylor will leave from Los Angeles via American Airlines tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 o'clock for Mexico City where they will visit overnight with a Phi Omega sorority sister of Miss Kaylor. Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock they will leave by airliner for Guatemala City, arriving at 5 or 6 o'clock that evening. There they will be overnight house guests of a cousin of Mrs. Siegel, Arthur Dieseldorff. Saturday they will travel by airplane, a one hour flight, or by car, a five hour trip, to Coban. For the first time in 27 years, Mrs. Siegel will enjoy a reunion with her aunt, Agnes Dieseldorff; her nephew, Willie Dieseldorff; and her cousin, Mrs. Lulu Hamsted, a United States citizen, formerly of New York. Before growing hostilities smouldered in Europe, Mrs. Siegel and members of her family would meet each year in Berlin, London or Paris, she disclosed. Her nephew is the owner of a "Sinca" or a plantation, where he grows coffee beans and spices. He also has many warehouses in Coban. Five languages are spoken in music during her absence. An alumnus of Anaheim high school and Fullerton college, Miss Kaylor will enrol senior year in the University of California at Los Angeles fall. A talented violinist and artist, she is majoring in English music. AMVETS Chief Urges Passage Of UMT Bill The Pearl Harbor of World III is the "shameful failure" to act before admission on the long-pending UMT Military Training program William A. Burkett, newly State Commander of the American Veterans of World War II. AUTOETTE ELECTRIC CRUISE-ABOUT Costs But a Dollar a Month To Operate No Registration or Driver's License Required For Further Information Call or Write Auto Sales & Service 946 American Ave., Long Beach, Calif. Phone: Long Beach 670-316 Collect To Texas Thru Pullman Service Via The Santa Fe... Scout Before growing hostilities smouldered in Europe, Mrs. Siegel and members of her family would meet each year in Berlin, London or Paris, she disclosed. Her nephew is the owner of a "Sinca" or a plantation, where he grows coffee beans and spices. He also has many warehouses in Coban. Five languages are spoken in the mountainous country, Mrs. Siegel stated. They are English, French, German, Spanish and Indian, "I can speak four," she commented, "and I'm going to learn the Indian this year! You have to learn Indian, because the Indians won't learn Spanish," she continued. The two travelers will return here just before school opens on September 10. Mrs. Siegel's husband, Frederick Siegel, will be in charge of the conservatory of her cousin, Mrs. Lulu Hamsted, a United States citizen, formerly of New York. WILLIAM A. BURKETT (AMVETS) charged before meeting of the state executive committee of AMVETS at Mateo. Support of the Universal Military Training program and California National Guard voted as keynotes of AMVETS policy. In urging the passage of program by the next Conviction Burkett said, "Further we would be suicidal in view of world conditions. Demobilization of our armed forces without preparation in advance a permanent plan for national defense thrown a deplorable and dangerous element of doubt into our national security. Without pretense, diplomacy, our first national defense, is bankruptess, Universal Military Training is not a plan for war plan for peace. We as veterans who have to fight the next gravely criticize Congress floundering in a welter of cision and inaction on this matter and adjourning with completion of its task." An AMVET organization van will begin a tour of California to arouse veteran interest in California National Guardogram, and to help bring to the overwhelming force of opinion for adoption of Uniform Military Training, Burkett nounced. Wade Parker Found Dead Continued from Page 1 all of Anaheim, a daughter on, also of Anaheim, a sister W. M. Shroyer of Montebello a brother, Robert Parker o Thru Pullman Service Via The Santa Fe... Scout • Enjoy the air-conditioned comfort of the Santa Fe Scout when you travel to Texas. For the Scout offers through California-Texas sleeping-car and chair-car service. Drawing rooms, upper and lower berths available, chair-car and diner. Courier Nurse Service, famous Fred Harvey meals. Take the Santa Fe Scout when business or pleasure calls you to Texas. DAILY STANDARD SLEEPING CAR DIRECT TO CARLSBAD CAVERNS EASTBOUND...READ DOWN Example Sun. 9:30 A.M. Lv. San Francisco Ar. 8:30 P.M. Tues. Sun. 8:15 P.M. Lv. Los Angeles Ar. 7:15 A.M. Tues. Tues. 6:00 P.M. Ar. Ft.Worth Lv. 9:30 A.M. Sun. Tues. 7:10 P.M. Ar. Dallas Lv. 8:10 A.M. Sun. (Motor coach Ft.Worth-Dallas) Tues. 7:45 P.M. Ar. Houston Lv. 8:30 A.M. Sun. Tues. 9:30 P.M. Ar. Galveston Lv. 6:45 A.M. Sun. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL OR WRITE W. E. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station, Phone 3107 ANAHEIM, CALIF. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Granddaughter Relatives In the Anaheim Conservatory, meet, and her granddaughter, enter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. of Anaheim, will enjoy a lives in Guatemala, Central vacation will be spent in 7,000 feet and a population music during her absence. An alumnus of Anaheim Union high school and Fullerton Junior College, Miss Kaylor will enter her senior year in the University of California at Los Angeles this fall. A talented violinist and pianist, she is majoring in English and music. AMVETS Chief Urges Passage Of UMT Bill The Pearl Harbor of World War II is the "shameful failure of ingress" to act before adjournment on the long-pending Univermary Training program, William A. Burkett, newly elected Commander of the American Veterans of World War II. Circular Tells How Fertilizer Adds to Soils "Fertilizers, Soil Analysis, and Plant Nutrition" is the title of Circular 367 by D. R. Hoagland, professor of plant nutrition, issued by the University of California, College of Agriculture. It emphasizes that there is no quick, easy way to determine the fertilizer needs of any soil. Many factors of plant nutrition must be considered in deciding what fertilizer to apply or whether a soil is suitable for a certain crop, Hoagland writes. It is also difficult to analyze a large area on the basis of a single small sample of soil. When in doubt, he advises, ask the farm advisor about any practical problem in soil management. With his detailed knowledge of local conditions, he can often answer such questions best. Circular 367 discusses essential plant foods, how roots absorb them, their availability, the use of fertilizers and their effects, various kinds of organic matter and how they act, acid and alkaline soils, and plant analysis to diagnose soil deficiencies. It can be obtained free from the Orange county farm advisor's office, 1104 West 8th Street, Santa Ana. Asbestos is a rock that may be spun into yarn. Promote National Guard Enlistees Five enlisted men in Company K, 224th Infantry regiment of the California National Guard, received promotions last week, it was announced by First Lt. Martin Geissler, commanding officer of Company K. Those promoted to the grades indicated include Cpl. Douglas Martindale to sergeant; Pvt. John Pool, sergeant and Pvt. Jim Meyers, Pvt. Richard G. Palm and Pvt. Herbert Perez, all to private first class. Lt. Geissler also invited all men from 17 to 34 years of age to attend a meeting of the guard and view operations. Company K meets in the basement of the Greek theater in the city park each Monday night from 9:30 o'clock. PHILIP ROY HEFF Philip Roy decided Wednesday, August 13, that come to live with his ents, Mr. and Mrs. Heff of 306 North P this city. Making his Fullerton General home "weighed in" at 7½ p home is his older brother Allen, 2½ years old. grandmother is Mrs. ered of 417 North P city, and paternal gr are Mr. and Mrs. Edwa Chicago. More than 50,000 participated in the race for Oklahoma on April 22 HOME PLANNING HOME for VETERANS and The SPECIAL 16 P Hard Three —LIVING ● BED DIVAN ● CLUB CHAIR ● .OCCASSIONAL CHAIR ● END TABLE ● COFFEE TABLE Wade Parker Round Dead Continued from Page 1 of Anaheim, a daughter, Sharalso of Anaheim, a sister, Mrs. M. Shroyer of Montebello, and brother, Robert Parker of Aria. arker was a member of the Anaheim Elks lodge. funeral arrangements will be announced later by Hilgenfeld January. 9-30 sub-district No. 4 governChuck Chandler and wife; Mittman, president of the Ananion club and wife, and Viceident Abe Sowder, are leavtoday (Thursday) to attend national 20-30 club convenin San Antonio, Texas, next k. They are driving through Chandler's car. Washington, Oregon and Calinia are the main prune producstates of this country. anaheim merchants offer the test in values! EXCITED See Page 4 CLUB CHAIR OCCASSIONAL CHAIR END TABLE COFFEE TABLE —BED ROOM • FULL SIZE BED • 48” VANITY and MIRROR • VANITY BENCH • 4 DRAWER CHEST —DINING ROOM • 58” EXTENSION TABLE • 4 UPHOLSTERED DINING CHAIRS SCHULTZ furnitur 301 W. CENTER... ANAHEIM Phone 34 each Monday night from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock. PHILIP ROY HEFF Philip Roy decided last Wednesday, August 13, that he would come to live with his new parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Heff of 306 North Pine street, this city. Making his debut at Fullerton General hospital, he "weighed in" at 7½ pounds. At home is his older brother, Robert Allen, 2½ years old. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Roy Wethered of 417 North Pine street, this city, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heff of Chicago. More than 50,000 people participated in the race for farms in Oklahoma on April 22, 1889. READY TO FRY TASTY I'M THAT HEALTHY BIRD FROM THE DESERT TENDER Fox Brea Poultry ROASTERS and FRYERS CLOSED MONDAYS ALL DAY FRESH DAILY 110 S. Los Angeles PHONE 5020 OPEN 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Sundays and Holidays FIXIE th' PIXIE ... in "Whistle Bait" Authorized Philco Sales and Service Austin and Reed Radio Service Expert in Car Radios Tube Up! Tune Up! Check Up! 412 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 2525 Anaheim, Calif. 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