anaheim-gazette 1948-02-19

"HANK" SAYS... Veterans who have had overseas service can enlist in one of the eight U. S. Army units now stationed in the United States and be guaranteed three years service with that unit. These units and their present locations are: 2nd Infantry Division, Fort Lewis, Washington; 2nd Armored, Camp Hood, Texas; 2nd Engineer Special Brigade, Fort Worden, Washington; 82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, North Carolina; 3rd Armored, Fort Knox, Kentucky; 4th Infantry Division, Fort Ord, California; 5th Infantry, Fort Jackson, South Carolina, 9th Infantry, Fort Dix, New Jersey. The duties of the men enlisting for these units will be to help build up the defensive strength of the Army within the Zone of Interior, and to assist in the training of recruits. While there is no guarantee that these divisions will remain in the United States for the next three years there is every reason to believe that they will. This will be of interest to many veterans who have expressed a desire to enlist for duty in this country. Veterans without overseas duty can enlist for direct assignment to the European Theater, or can choose any of the five famous combat divisions now stationed in Japan or Korea. The latter include the 11th Airborne Division and the 6th, 7th, 24th and 25th Infantry Divisions. There also are enlistments open from time to time. Balsa Butchers Have Hopes Of Anaheim Site Big grins were worn by young and older members of the Anaheim Balsa Butchers, model airplane builders and fliers, as city council members indicated a go ahead sign to model exercising within city limits. Urged by a local official, the councilmen suggested a Placentia and Vermont area of several acres as a suitable spot for 70-foot flying circles. The club members agreed with celerity. Plans are being launched for a combined development of the land through cooperation of the city, adult club advisors and Balsa Butchers. Since the South La Palma street field was closed to their use, the youngsters and adult enthusiasts had been using a portion of the Fullerton airport for model exhibitions. S. Army. Kirkpatrick chose to serve with the Signal Corps and upon completion of his basic training at Fort Ord, California will be assigned to a Signal Corps Unit. December recruiting figures jumped 19.17 per cent above those for December 1946, the Military Personnel Procurement Service reported. Volunteers accepted for the U. S. Army and U. S. Air Force during December totalled 20,523 as compared to 17,221 in December 1946. At the same time, the number of men with prior service who re-entered the Army and Air Force from civil life increased 40.91 per cent and extensions of enlistment by men already in uniform were 7 per cent greater in December 1947 than they were in the same Veterans without overseas duty can enlist for direct assignment to the European Theater, or can choose any of the five famous combat divisions now stationed in Japan or Korea. The latter include the 11th Airborne Division and the 6th, 7th, 24th and 25th Infantry Divisions. There also are enlistments open from time to time for other overseas assignments. Thomas L. Kirkpatrick, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Kirkpatrick, 409 S. Rose street, Anaheim, has enlisted for three years in the U. "I Agree... ACME is the finest beer I ever tasted..." Says Tex Beneke, leader of the Glenn Miller orchestra and RCA-VICTOR recording star. Personnel Procurement Service reported. Volunteers accepted for the U. S. Army and U. S. Air Force during December totalled 20,523 as compared to 17,221 in December 1946. At the same time, the number of men with prior service who reentered the Army and Air Force from civil life increased 40.91 per cent and extensions of enlistment by men already in uniform were 7 per cent greater in December 1947, than they were in the same month of the previous year. The next Aviation Cadet Pilot Training classes begin March 1, July 1, and October 15th. Open to unmarried men with two years college or equivalent, between the ages of 20-26½. Better jobs ... better pay ... better REENLIST. Three local youths are among those enlisted this week in the U. S. Army and U. S. Air Force, according to an announcement by Master Sergeant H. E. Loeffelhardt, in charge of the Anaheim recruiting office at 128 So. Los Angeles street. They are Emillo S. Avallos, 18, 10881 Gilbert street, Anaheim, Peter C. Najera, Jr., Stanton, Calif. and John C. Santellan, Rt. 5, Anaheim. Avalos and Santellan enlisted for two years in the U. S. Army and are now at Fort Ord, California, where they will receive basic training. Najera chose a three year hitch in the U. S. Air Force and is now training at Lackland Air Base, San Antonio, Texas. Anaheim merchants offer the greatest in values! Miss Martha Hyer, RN to reign at the camellia show Feb. 21 and 22, at the Fair Brookside Park, Pasadena. urday and again at 10 a.m on both days. Camellia lost gotten display of camellia ments. Salvation Army Seeks Clothing For Filipinos Continued reports concern pitiful conditions in the Philippines areas recently devastated by typhoons have caused the Special Service Department of Salvation Army to swing into a widespread effort to vide destitute and suffering pinos in those sections with clothing and shoes. "The need is great and immediate," according to Lt. Col Sydney L. Cooke, Social Service Department secretary for the tire western territory, who calls to Long Beach this week from headquarters in San Francisco a conference with the dis manager of the department Major Orlo Ellison. "We are calling attention of public to the wide and all complete havoc caused by winds and floods in the Philippines, where a vast number families lost virtually all possessions. "We are asking for prompt generous contributions of light medium weight woolen garments and of shoes. Persons of all ages from the very young to the very old, need new supplies of w..." TEX BENEKE, leader of the Glenn Miller orchestra and RCA-VICTOR recording star. ACME Beer Brewed by Acme Brewing Co. H. R. BRINKERHOFF 208 E. Third St. Santa Ana, Calif. General Water Heater Corporation, for over two gas water heater field, offers you outstanding ad models, the Captain and the DeLuxe "Generiser" General is 100% safety controlled because all off if pilot goes out. Heavy insulation conserves sumption. Long life of the tank is assured by the boiler plate. Operates on either natural or Sol-Ga Gas RANGES REFRIGERATORS HEATERS Also at the Harry I. Horn Company is a complete stock of gas ranges—Tappan, Roper, Wedgewood, Magic Chef; Servel gas refrigerators, and Panelray and Dearborn heaters. For an excellent, large selection, shop at Harry I. Horn's for gas appliances. ANAHEIM GAZETTE CAMELLIA QUEEN TO REIGN Miss Martha Hyer, RKO starlet, has been named as Queen reign at the camellia show being held Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 21 and 22, at the Fannie E. Morrison Horticultural Center, Brookside Park, Pasadena. The show will open at noon on Saturday and again at 10 a.m. on Sunday and will close at 10 p.m. in both days. Camellia lovers are promised a never-to-be-forgetten display of camellia plants, blooms and flower arrangements. Mrs. R. Fischle Is Appreciation Day Prize Winner Mrs. Richard Fischle held the right ticket at the weekly award yesterday of the Anaheim Appreciation Day prize. She held a ticket which entitled her to a 5 per cent participation in the total fund of $650, or $32.50. The consolation prize, a streamlined aluminum skillet given by Brown & Reinhardt, went to Mrs. Ann Tomblin, 409 Elm street. The size of the crowd, considerably the largest that has yet turned out for an Appreciation Day ceremony, indicated a growing interest in the enterprise. Robert K. Martin Passes Thursday Robert K. Martin, 6 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Martin of 1225 Diamond street, passed away last Thursday. Born in Jersey City, N. J., he had lived here with his parents for only four months. Funeral services were held from the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary Saturday morning at 10 o'clock with interment in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. WEEKEND FISHING TRIP AT LAKE HENSHAW A two-day bass fishing trip caught the fancy of three Anaheim couples last Saturday and Sunday. The group tried their skill at Lake Henshaw, San Diego county, using deep running plugs. Twelve bass boasting an average weight of more than two and a half pounds were nabbed. The largest specimen weighed almost four pounds. Piscators included Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Held, Mr. Dog Poisoning Brings Grief Three Families "Someone played a role for keeps resulting in the illness of another," said Spencer, Anaheim pound. A dog poisoner was dark atmosphere in the samehood Saturday, he disclosed. Autopsies of two of them died of strychnine, which causes a violentizing death. A stomach piled by a veterinarian on our pets and the surviving ed that the strychnine administered with a "causing" of raw meat. Romping no more are rier which belonged to C Spears at 702 North Lennox and a springer spaniel of Mrs. C. E. Sampson. A terrier, belonging to H Laird, 516 North Lemon recovering from poison e. Dog poisoning is a mis punishable by a fine or ence or both, Spencer s. January U. S. Sales $644,119 In Orange County Orange county investor a total of $644,119 in U. S. bonds during January, to J. E. Messick, acting of U. S. Savings Bond southern California. All southern California totaled more than a million dollars for each working January. The total was $2 and exceeded December $6,885,904. Miss Martha Hyer, RKO starlet, has been named as Queen of reign at the camellia show being held Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 21 and 22, at the Fannie E. Morrison Horticultural Center, Brookside Park, Pasadena. The show will open at noon on Saturday and again at 10 a.m. on Sunday and will close at 10 p.m. both days. Camellia lovers are promised a never-to-be-forgetten display of camellia plants, blooms and flower arrangements. Salvation Army Weeks Clothing for Filipinos Continued reports concerning real conditions in the Philippine areas recently devastated by typhoons have caused the So-P Service Department of the Station Army to swing into action a widespread effort to provide destitute and suffering Filipinos in those sections with clothing and shoes. The need is great and immediate according to Lt. Colonel Key L. Cooke, Social Service Department secretary for the eastern territory, who came along Beach this week from his quarters in San Francisco for conference with the district manager of the department here, Mr Orlo Ellison. We are calling attention of the public to the wide and almost complete havoc caused by the floods in the Philippines where a vast number of lives lost virtually all their sessions. We are asking for prompt and thorough contributions of light or heavy weight woolen garments of shoes. Persons of all ages, the very young to the very need new supplies of wear-ing apparel. The Salvation Army will collect these contributions, sort and pack them, and ship them to the Filipinos as rapidly as possible, as an entirely free service. We propose to continue collections and shipments until their emergency needs are met! Telephone Anaheim 4631 for a Salvation Army truck. Freedom Gardens Urged This Year (Western News Service) They called them victory gardens during the war, and they're freedom gardens now. The State Department of Agriculture urges all Californians to follow the practice of war years, and plant gardens in the backyard, or on any bit of available ground. Aim at a large garden, if possible, is the advice, and experts declare there is plenty of seed available for home use. Food was short during the war, and is still short. The world is hungry, and a maximum of production is desired, the department said. Victory gardens, it is stated, conserved much food during hostilities, and freedom gardens will provide much food for the hungry of war stricken lands. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Sure of full value in produce be Safeway brings you fruits and vegetables of guaranteed quality by the pound. With everything measured by weight, they buy more or less than you need to make your purchase come up "dozens" or "bunches." You select the exact amount you want pay only for what you get. Less food wasted, more money be sure of full value on every purchase, every day... shop DELICIOUS APPLES Crisp juicy Delicious Apples from the orchards of the state of Washington. Every bite is a taste delight. Buy a supply of Delicious Apples today, during this producer-consumer event. CRISP CELERY UTAN TYPE. DELICIOUS IN SALADS OR CREAMED lb. 10¢ BANANA SQUASH EXCELLENT TO BAKE lb. 5¢ Red Grapes Emperor variety. Good size. lb. 12½¢ Head Leffuce Crisp, solid. For salads. lb 12¢ Fancy Cabbage Solid. Excellent for slaw. lb 3¢ FOR LENTEN MENUS Spaghetti Gold Medal. Long 2-lb. pkg. 38¢ "A1" Spaghetti Long Type 32-oz. pkg. 38¢ White Corn Meal Any brand. 10-lb. bag 93¢ Orange county investor a total of $644,119 in U.S. bonds during January, to J. B. Messick, acting of U.S. Savings Bond southern California. All southern California totaled more than a million dollars for each working January. The total was $24 million and exceeded December $6,885,904. Corning, in Tehama co., famous as the home of olives. You're Sure when SAFEW SURE of full value in produce be Safeway brings you fruits and vegetables of guaranteed quality by the pound. With everything measured by weight, they buy more or less than you need to make your purchase come up "dozens" or "bunches." You select the exact amount you want pay only for what you get. Less food wasted, more money be sure of full value on every purchase, every day... shop DELICIOUS APPLES Crisp juicy Delicious Apples from the orchards of the state of Washington. Every bite is a taste delight. Buy a supply of Delicious Apples today, during this producer-consumer event. CRISP CELERY UTAN TYPE. DELICIOUS IN SALADS OR CREAMED lb. 10¢ BANANA SQUASH EXCELLENT TO BAKE lb. 5¢ Red Grapes Emperor variety. Good size. lb. 12½¢ Head Leffuce Crisp, solid. For salads. lb 12¢ Fancy Cabbage Solid. Excellent for slaw. lb 3¢ FOR LENTEN MENUS Spaghetti Gold Medal. 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Excellent for slaw. lb 3¢ FOR LENTEN MENUS Spaghetti Gold Medal Long 2-lb pkg. 38¢ "A1" Spaghetti Long Type 32-oz. pkg. 38¢ White Corn Meal 10-lb. bag 93¢ Any brand (5-lb. bag, 47c) Yellow Corn Meal 10-lb. bag 79¢ Seedless Raisins 2-lb. bag 23¢ Large Prunes Marioni 40/50 size 2-lb. pkg. 35¢ Sugar Belle Peas 20-oz. cm 19¢ DESSERT ITEMS Peaches Coatite Great Choice Halves 29-ox. cm 25¢ Marshmallows Fluff-I-est 1-lb. box 27¢ Cornstarch Kingsford 1-lb. box 11¢ Hyde Park Cookies 1-lb. pkg. 45¢ Venus Fig Bars 1-lb. pkg. 25¢ Pepsi Cola Contents only (Deposit extra) 12-oz. bottle 5¢ SAFEWAY SAVINGS Nu Made Mayonnaise quart 79¢ Cider Vinegar Old Mill gallon 49¢ Sno-White Salt or cooking bag 23¢ Calumet Baking Powder 5-lb. cm 75¢ HOUSEHOLD ITEMS White Magic Bleach gallon 38¢ Scotch Cleanser Triple 14-oz. pkg. 11¢ TOBACCO and SNUFF Tobacco Horseshoe Plug each 11¢ Tobacco Day's Work Plug each 11¢ Garrett's Snuff each 9¢ DESSERT WINE Port Wine Pidelein half gallon 1.39 Wine offered only in Safeway Stores licensed to sell it. Tax additional. (Less 10% in full cases) Schilling BLACK PEPPER A real value on a well known a Buy a can today. R-squares size cm 47¢ Dog Poisoner Brings Grief To Three Families "Someone played a dirty trick for keeps resulting in the death of two family pets and the serious illness of another," said Robert Spencer, Anaheim pound master. A dog poisoner was darkening the atmosphere in the same neighborhood Saturday, he disclosed. Autopsies of two of the victims they died of strychnine, a poison which causes a violent and agonizing death. A stomach pump used by a veterinarian on one of the pets and the surviving dog, proved that the strychnine had been administered with a "candy coating" of raw meat. Romping no more are a fox terrier which belonged to George M. Spears at 702 North Lemon street, and a springer spaniel owned by Mrs. C. E. Sampson. A caren-blue terrier, belonging to Ross Lee Laird, 516 North Lemon street, is recovering from poison effects. Dog poisoning is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine or a jail sentence or both, Spencer stressed. January U. S. Bond Sales $644,119 In Orange County Orange county investors bought a total of $644,119 in U. S. Savings bonds during January, according to J. E. Messick, acting director of U. S. Savings Bond sales in southern California. All southern California sales totaled more than a million dollars for each working day in January. The total was $27,596,783 and exceeded December sales by 66,885,904. Wahlberg Names Miss Robin Burr To Home Staff Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg announced this week the assignment of Miss Robin L. Burr to the position of assistant home demonstration agent, which was left vacant by the recent resignation of Mrs. Virginia Peterson. A native of California, Miss Burr attended Fresno State College. Following the completion of her work there, she was a student at Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles. She then registered in home economics at the University of California on the Davis campus, from which she received her degree in 1947. She served on several campus committees and was secretary of the senior class. She was chairman of Women's Activities and produced and directed the Fashion Show in cooperation with the Home Economics Department of the University. Miss Burr will be in charge of all 4-H Club Clothing, Home Furnishing and Food Preservation projects and will do adult work in clothing and textiles in Orange county. O. C. Ulrich of 206 East Alberta street, and M. W. Wolting of Orange, have both qualified for licenses as painting contractors, the State Contractors' License board announced today. Qualification of the two men was determined by written examination, and issuance of the licenses will proceed within ten days unless challenged by written protest. Dorrel FURNITURE COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN MATTRESSES “You Always Get More for Your Money” Dorrel Anaheim 5159 Buena Park 324 117 N. Los Angeles St. 871 S. Grand Orange county investors bought a total of $644,119 in U. S. Savings bonds during January, according to J. B. Messick, acting director of U. S. Savings Bond sales in southern California. All southern California sales totaled more than a million dollars for each working day in January. The total was $27,596,783 and exceeded December sales by 66,885,904. Corning, in Tehama county, is famous as the home of Sevillano olives. MATTRESSES "You Always Get More for Your Money" Dorrel Anaheim 5159 Buena Park 324 117 N. Los Angeles St. 871 S. Grand HOME FURNISHINGS when you shop SAFEWAY in produce because... vegetables of guaranteed quality, prices measured by weight, there's no need to make your purchase come out in even the exact amount you want of an item food wasted, more money is saved. So purchase, every day...shop SAFEWAY. OUS APPLES ous Apples of the state every bite is a supply of today, during summer event. YAH TYPE. DELICIOUS SALADS OR CREAMED lb. 10¢ SH EXCELLENT TO BAKE lb. 5¢ ALL PRICES IN THIS AD ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1948, IN ALL SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS VICINITY. SURE of real meat values because... all Safeway meats are guaranteed tender and juicy, cut "waste-free" before weighing. More meat for your money. SALMON FILLET NORTHERN PAN READY lb. 59¢ HADDOCK FILLET lb. 47£ ROUND STEAK EXCELLENT TO SWISS lb. 69£ PIECE BACON WHOLE OR END CUT (CENTER CUT, LB. 05+) lb. 59¢ Lifebuoy Soap For toilet or bath. 10¢ Boraxo Cleans dirty hands. 8-oz. pkg. 15¢ Oxydol Soap For laundry or dishes. 24-oz. box 37¢ Dash Soap Cleans clothes quickly. 33½-oz. box 48¢ Super Suds Concentrated. In blue box. 23-oz. box 40¢ Ivory Flakes For fine fabrics (5-oz., 15c) 12½-oz. box 37¢ Su-Purb Soap Granulated. Kind to the hands. 24-oz. box 35¢ SALMON FILLET NORTHERN PAN READY lb. 59¢ HADDOCK FILLET lb. 47¢ ROUND STEAK EXCELLENT TO SWISSE lb. 69¢ PIECE BACON WHOLE OR END CUT (CENTER CUT, LB. 65+) lb. 59¢ LAMB BREAST TO BRAISE OR BAKE lb. 23¢ Beef Short Ribs lb. 35¢ Boiling Beef lb. 32£ Stewing Chickens lb. 69£ Cut up. Ready to cook. Mrs.Wright's BREAD Enriched white or wheat sliced. Note low price at Safeway. Standard leaf 13¢ Large std. leaf 18¢ Kitchen Craft FLOUR Milled for use by home bakers 18-lb. bag 96¢ 25-lb. bag 2.25 50-lb. bag 4.45 Harvest Blossom FLOUR All purpose family flour. For baking and for gravies. 80-lb. bag 3.97 100-lb. bag 7.89 Schilling BLACK PEPPER A real value on a well-known spice. Buy a can today. Reduce size can 47¢ SURE of right prices because... it is Safeway policy to price all items as low as possible. Compare our prices, you'll shop at Safeway. CHERUB MILK small can 6¢ tall can 12¢ PINK BEANS CALIFORMIA GROWN 5-lb. bag 89£ PINTO BEANS CALIFORMIA GROWN 5-lb. bag 79£ CORN MEAL YELLOW ANY BRAND 5-lb. bag 40£ MAZOLA OIL pint tin 45¢ quart tin 89¢ BLACK TEA Lipton's Tea Block ½-lb. pkg. 63¢ Yellow label (11-lb. tin, 1.25) Canterbury Tea Block ½-lb. pkg. 47¢ An invigorating beverage (11-lb. pkg., 89c) PANCAKE FLOUR, SYRUP Pancake Flour "A1" 4-lb. pkg. 47£ Flapjack Flour Alber's 4-lb. pkg. 47£ Karo Syrup Red Label 5-lb. can 59£ Karo Syrup Blue Label 5-lb. can 57£ Edwards COFFEE Regular, drip, pulverized Regular 2-lb. can 1.03 l-b. can 52£ Nob Hill COFFEE Rich, full bodied blend 2-lb. bag 88+ l-b. bag 43£ Airway COFFEE Mild, mellow brew 3-lb. bag 1.15 l-b. bag 40£ SAFEWAY RIGHT TO LIMIT RESERVED. NO SALES TO DEALERS