anaheim-gazette 1947-09-25

Thursday, September 25, 1947 PENNEY'S MONTH END CLEARANCE ANAHEIM STORE NEW STORE HOURS Open Saturday Evenings Until 8:30 P.M. Monday Through Friday 9:30 A.M. 'til 5:30 P.M. Saturday 9:30 A.M. 'til 8:30 P.M. MARKED DOWN Men's Heavy Cotton BATH ROBES $3.00 ea. Men's Jewelry KEY CHAINS and TIE PINS 25¢ to 50¢ ea. MARKED DOWN Women's Dressy DRESSES $4.00 to $7.00 Women's 2-Way Stretch Combinations $1.00 ea. GOES ON SALE SATURDAY EVE. 6 P.M. MEN'S PLAID SPORT Guardsmen May Add New Ribbon To Decorations Long and faithful service of California National Guardsmen during World War II was acknowledged with the first awards of this state's Federal Service Ribbon at the opening of the campaign to bring the postwar National Guard to its full peacetime strength. Authorized by act of the California Legislature in its last session, the Federal Service Ribbon is the first state award to be granted the California National Guard since establishment of a series of state decorations in 1935. The Federal Service Ribbon is blue with five vertical gold stripes, centered, to commemorate the five years of World War II service of this state's National Guard. The ribbon is worn immediately after all federal decorations and service ribbons. It is awarded to present and former California National Guardsmen who entered federal service as a member of the California National Guard prior to December 7, 1941, and who completed 12 months or more of honorable service in the armed forces of the United States between September 15, 1940 and September 16, 1945. Present members of the National Guard may obtain the ribbon by application to their unit commander. Former Guardsmen who are eligible may apply at their local National Guard armory or to the office of the Adjutant General, 1215 16th street, Sacramento, Men's Jewelry KEY CHAINS and TIE PINS 25¢ to 50¢ ea. Women's 2-Way Stretch Combinations $1.00 ea. GOES ON SALE SATURDAY EVE. 6 P. M. MEN'S PLAID SPORT SHIRTS, Long Sleeves... $150 ea. MARKED DOWN Men's All Wool 2-PC. SUITS $18.00 ea. 3-Piece Pottery Mixing Bowls $1.00 set MARKED DOWN Girls' All Wool SWEATERS Broken Sizes $2.98 ea. Cushioned Dot Tie-Back CURTAINS $1.98 pr. GOES ON SALE SATURDAY EVE. 6 P. M. Women's Quality Rayon PRINT DRESSES ... $500 MARKED DOWN SHOWER CURTAINS $3.98 ea. Boys' Waistband BLUE JEANS 14 Size Only $1.00 pr. MARKED DOWN Boys' Khaki SCHOOL PANTS Size 14 Only $1.00 pr. Electric Orange Juicer $6.00 ea. 4 Only GOES ON SALE SATURDAY EVE. 6 P. M. WOMEN'S ALL NYLON HOSIERY 88¢ BLUE JEANS 14 Size Only $1.00 pr. Orange Juice $6.00 ea. 4 Only GOES ON SALE SATURDAY EVE. 6 P. M. WOMEN'S ALL NYLON HOSIERY ... $88¢ MARKED DOWN Men's All Wool Coat SWEATERS $2.98 ea. Men's Quality STRAW HATS 75¢ ea. All Wool Sweater YARNS 2 Oz. Skien 35¢ ea. Shoulder Pads 15¢ & 25¢ pr. MARKED DOWN Colorful Kitchen TOWELS 35¢ ea. 3-Piece CHAIR SET $1.00 set Men's Quality NECKTIES 50¢ ea. Men's Better Swim Trunks 50¢ pr. Broken Sizes GOES ON SALE SATURDAY EVE. 6 P. M. SHOWER CURTAIN SETS ... $298 set SHOWER CURTAINS 6x6 $1.00 ea. Overell Case Nearing End Eugene Williams, prosecutor in the trial of Beulah Louise Everell and her fiance George Gollum on a charge of murdering Miss Overell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Overell, called his last witness in rebuttal this week and the defense took up its case in surrebuttal at midweek. It was estimated the case would last through next week. MISS BOWE ENJOYS SCENIC VACATION TRIP Returning to this city Saturday refreshed after a two week vacation trip was Miss Dorothy Bowe, of East Wilhelmina street, Anaheim Girl Scout director. She visited her mother and friends and relatives in Richmond, California, viewed the sights of Big Basin, the great redwoods in the National forest, toured sections of San Francisco afoot, traveled through Muir Woods and then enjoyed beautiful Carmel and Santa Cruz. Sorority Plans Fall Rush Tea The home of Mrs. Myrtle Boney was the scene of the regular meeting of Beta Sigma Phi sorority Monday evening. Mrs. Dorothea Schutz was co-hostess for the affair with Mrs. Boney. Discussion of the fall rush program highlighted the business meeting. First event of the year will be a party for rushees next Monday in the home of Miss Beulah Hineman, it was decided. Other members present, in addition to those mentioned above, included Eloise Smith, Dorothy Gerlich, Mildred Mauerhan, Anna Claire Mauerhan, Irene Holland, Alice Myers, Helen Sharp and Marjorie Pibel. The use of postal cards was first suggested in 1865 by the director of the Royal Prussian Post. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Helsmen May New Ribbon Decorations A faithful service of National Guardsmen World War II was accomplished with the first awards of Federal Service Ribbon opening of the camming the postwar Na-t to its full peacetime by act of the Cali-ature in its last ses-seral Service Ribbon state award to be California National establishment of a decorations in 1935. General Service Ribbon is five vertical gold medals, to commemorate wars of World War II this state's National ribbon is worn im-mer all federal decora-ervice ribbons. Added to present and California National who entered federal member of the Cali-nal Guard prior to 1941, and who com-ments or more of hon-ine in the armed forces States between Sep-1940 and September members of the Nation-ny obtain the ribbon on their unit com-mer Guardsmen who may apply at their 1 Guard armory or of the Adjutant Gen-ner street, Sacramento, Rolling Billboard PETOSKEY, MICH. — When a local hardware company sends their new Fruehauf trailer to Detroit for a pick-up they do a little "home-town" selling along the way. A colorful mural on the trailer calls attention to the vacation-land appeal of Petoskey, called "Land of the Million Dollar Sunsets." City Officials At S. F. Meeting Mayor Charles Pearson and all other members of the city council except Councilman Pace, City Clerk Charles Griffith, City Treasurer A. G. Tuma, City Engineer E. P. Hapgood, Planning Commissioner Ralph Summers and Chamber of Commerce Secretary E. R. Moeller were in San Francisco the first three days of this week in attendance at the California League of Cities. 20-30 CLUB PLANS TWO BIG EVENTS Mrs. Collie Hensley of Oklahoma, and two brothers, B. F. Tucker of Oklahoma and R. L. Tucker of Los Angeles. Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary prepared the body for shipment to Seminole, Oklahoma, on Wednesday. MOVING TO HUNTINGTON PARK NEXT WEEK Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Grannis, formerly of Long Beach, will reside with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Pyles, of Huntington Park, beginning next week. Her friends in Anaheim and at the Association Lab- CITY BRIEFSE Anaheim's Christmas decortions will go up on December 1, it has been decided by a Chamber of Commerce committee. They will extend this year along Center street from Emily to Helena streets and from Chartres to Chestnut streets along Los Angeles streets. Last year's decorations will be supplemented by trees at lamp posts, and other decorations. Robert Gardner, 35, city judge of Newport Beach, has been appointed as judge in the fourth Orange county superior court. He will be ready to go to work as soon as a court room can be arranged for him. Aubrey Van Verst succeeds Al Holve as president of the Anaheim Toastmaster's club. Other new officers are Robert Allen, vice-president; Rev. Leslie Sim, sergeant and arms; Herman Hoch, timekeeper; Al Holve, secretary; Bob Allen deputy governor; and Vic Hubert deputy governor. LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was issued to John W. Stephan of Santa Ana and Roberta E. Anderson of Anaheim at the county court house in Santa Ana, September 17. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Good News for the Ladies We have added SELBY shoes to our fast growing stocks, and we have them from AAAA's to C for those hard to fit feet. Equal parts of style and ease make Styl-EEZ shoes. They do worlds for your smartness and bolster your instep gently with the famous "Flare-Fit" innersole. Equal parts of style and ease make Styl-EEZ shoes. They do worlds for your smartness and bolster your instep gently with the famous "Flare-Fit" innersole. $1095 This beautiful suede pump in five different colors, Black, Blue, Grey, Wine or Green, is one of our many styles. E & W Quality Shoes 230 W. Center Phone 5646 Anaheim OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL FROM 6 P.M. UNTIL 9 P.M. PERSONALIZED SOCIAL STATIONERY $1.95 Per Box ARCADE PRESS 308 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM PHONE SIX-ONE HUNDRED Gazette Want Ads Bring Results TRAVEL with EASE Convenient Schedules Wherever You Want to Go! So that you may travel with greater ease wherever you want to go, our Schedule Bureau is constantly checking traffic flow and scientifically adjusting schedules to provide for your travel convenience. That is why you will find frequent and convenient departures on all Pacific Electric lines adjusted to traffic requirements, thus offering Southern Californians a means of quick and economical transportation for business, shopping and pleasure. PLAN YOUR SHOPPING TRIPS BETWEEN 10 a.m. AND 4 p.m. PACIFIC ELECTRIC RAIL AND MOTOR COACH LINES New ways the telephone can reach remote areas Radio telephone allows your voice to "ride the beam" into Death Valley, across the channel to Catalina Island ... to Mount Hood ... between Marysville and Redding. With transmitters like this one we can span sea or desert by radio and your voice sounds exactly as though it were coming over a telephone wire. Radio telephone allows your voice to "ride the beam" into Death Valley, across the channel to Catalina Island ... to Mount Hood ... between Marysville and Redding. With transmitters like this one we can span sea or desert by radio and your voice sounds exactly as though it were coming over a telephone wire. Telephone carrier is another new device makes telephone communications pos- remote, sparsely settled districts. Your hitch-hikes along existing power lines radio waves that are tuned to follow the Several power-line systems are now used Pacific Coast ... and they're as safe and easy to use as any. These developments are dramatic ... but most of our expansion program must be pushed with "everyday" things like this post-hole digger ... wires and cables and switchboards. Our construction program of $200,000,000 this year brings us closer to our goal: the finest telephone service for the West. Working Dollars ... Millions of dollars needed to build buildings any new equipment to meet the demand for more telephones and service do not come from telephone bills. New dollars come from people who are willing to put their savings into the business. We must earn enough to attract these new working dollars. THE Pacific Telephone AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY North Lemon St. Telephone Anaheim 2101 More than 60,000 people working together to furnish ever-better telephone service to the West