anaheim-gazette 1948-04-01

Haskell A. Kelley In Race For Co. Supervisor Announcing his candidacy for membership on the Board of Supervisors of Orange county, Haskell A. Kelley made it emphatically clear that he did so without one promise nor did he owe any debt to any person, clique or group of persons. His one pledge was to keep clear of any entanglements or promises to any person or political organization. If elected he will be able to assume his duties to serve the people of the HASKELL A. KELLEY Third District as he sees best. Haskell A. Kelley's broad experience especially fills the requirements of the post which he seeks. He was born in Missouri but came to Pomona, California, with his parents when but four years of HASKELL A. KELLEY Third District as he sees best. Haskell A. Kelley's broad experience especially fills the requirements of the post which he seeks. He was born in Missouri but came to Pomona, California, with his parents when but four years of age. He received his early schooling in Pomona but graduated from the Romona high school in San Diego county. When but eighteen years of age he was engaged in farming on his own. He followed this endeavor for several years with success. Leaving the farm he became an iron worker, which occupation he followed for four years. He was a member of the Iron Worker's Union of the A.F.L. He re-engaged in farming, leasing 400 acres of the Briant ranch east of Long Beach. Five years ago he purchased the Central Feed Store on Lincoln avenue which business he improved and built up to one of the important dairy and poultry supply centers of west Orange county and east Los Angeles county. Disposing of this property three years ago he purchased the Cypress Hardware which business he has conducted since. Mr. Kelley has been closely identified with the civic affairs of west Orange county for the past five years. He was president of the Cypress Chamber one term, is now assistant secretary of that organization; has represented the local chamber at the Associated Chambers of Orange County faithfully. He is now vice president of Fire Chief Association of Orange county. He is a member of the Buena Park Masonic Lodge. Haskell Kelley fully appreciated the county's water problem and feels that the county's future is dependent upon the development and conservation of the water supply. He fully understands the importance of the county's sewage and sanitary problems. Haskel Kelley's long experience as a successful farmer familiarizes him with the ranching and farming problems; his experience with farm labor and the Iron Workers Union fits him to deal with any labor problem that might arise; his business experience is adequate to enable him to deal with allowance not to exceed month for living expenses total expenditure by the limited to $1,000 for each. Two controversial issues in Governor Warren's budget resulted in a close vote when members of the Assembly acted on amendments to the document. The first was a proposal by the Ways and Means Committee to eliminate the state re-development agency, created by the 1947 legislature, by cutting off all funds for this group. Elimination of the agency was advocated by the Assembly Ways and Means Committee, which held the proposed functions could be performed by other state and municipal planning agencies. The Assembly by a 34 to 33 vote cut off the funds. On the roll call, Assemblyman Earl W. Stanley, Newport Beach, voted in favor of the agency. Another controversial issue was the proposal to put music and recreational therapists in all state mental hospitals. The Ways and Means committee recommended a trial of two therapists at Camarillo and Stockton state hospitals to determine whether the expenditure would be a sound investment. By a vote of 39 to 26, the Ways and Means committee won out on this proposal, against assemblymen who wanted nine therapists immediately. On the roll call, Assemblyman Stanley voted in favor of the proposal to put on two therapists and try them out before hiring nine. Haskel Kelley’s long experience as a successful farmer familiarizes him with the ranching and farming problems; his experience with farm labor and the Iron Workers Union fits him to deal with any labor problem that might arise; his business experience is adequate to enable him to deal with the businessman’s problems and his civic activities has given him a close view of the district’s civic and political problems. His friends know him to be a man of conviction; he is right until proven wrong. He is not afraid to state his views and to act accordingly. His multitude of friends feel that he is ideally prepared to represent the best interests of all the people of the Third Supervisorial District of Orange county. Scout Training Course Underway The sessions for the Scoutmasters’ Training Course got under way last night (Wednesday) in the boys’ gym of the Fullerton Union high school. These sessions will continue for five weeks beginning at 7:30 p.m. and lasting until 9:30, according to J. Francis Addy, course Scoutmaster. Successful completion of the instruction meetings will accord the participant credit toward the coveted Scoutmasters’ Key or Scouter’s training award. Leadership of the course, in addition to Addy, are Paul Sanford, senior patrol leader; Frank Taylor, E. G. Lacey and R. L. Cochran, patrol leaders, and W. P. Moller, course advisor. The course is limited to adults and is open to the public. There is no charge for participation. Means committee recommended a trial of two therapists at Camarillo and Stockton state hospitals to determine whether the expenditure would be a sound investment. By a vote of 39 to 26, the Ways and Means committee won out on this proposal, against assemblymen who wanted nine therapists immediately. On the roll call, Assemblyman Stanley voted in favor of the proposal to put on two therapists and try them out before hiring nine. Speaker Sam L. Collins voted with the Ways and Means committee on both issues. Recruiting Officers Are Greeted Continued from Page 1 people because ours is a volunteer, a citizen army, whose job is to insure the peace. It is handicapped by a critical shortage of manpower. We must have civilian support." The local recruiting office, commanded by M/Sgt. H. E. Loeffelhardt, at 128 South Los Angeles street, will direct Recruiting Week activities in this city. County Has 53 Veterans in VEI Orange county World War II veterans availing themselves of the California Veterans Educational Institute accounted for a total of $11,130 claimed by the 53 students in county schools and colleges. State assistance is intended to supplement the more liberal benefits available to veterans from the Veterans Administration under the G.I. Bill of Rights. State and federal aid cannot be used concurrently. For qualified students, the state will provide tuition and other fees, cost of books and supplies and an ANAHEIM GAZETTE In The News Veto Requests Of Planning Group Suggested action in the case of three requests for use permits given by the county planning commission was reversed last week by the board of supervisors, which granted two permits recommended for denial by the planning group and rejected one by the city of Anaheim for a model plane flying field. Denied was a permit to have the model field at Placentia road and Vermont avenue. Following the Anaheim city council and planning commission's recommendations for granting the permit, ranchers in the vicinity raised objections and signed a petition saying the small but powerful gasoline motors of the planes were too noisy. Granted were the use permits requested by Joseph W. Van Derbeken for a cabinet shop at Garden Grove boulevard and Gilbert street, and of C. A. Shackelford for a real estate office at Garden Grove boulevard and Cannery road, both of which had been disapproved by the planners. Golden Gate park in San Francisco covers 1,013 acres. Colony Quips - Continued from Page 1 visiting the Ballet while he and his wife lived in Moscow. He told of Marshall Stalin being seated in an enclosed box so that he could not be seen by the common people but at times his interest in the show would cause him to lean forward to such an extent that all could see him. He would then realize that the audience could see him and hurriedly draw back. Mayor Pearson was there with his arm draped around the chair of a good looking young lady. Closer inspection revealed her to be his wife. Marion Caracausa and Max Royer were there to add their impressions and tell the boys how to act at high class entertainment. Yes, Anaheim was well represented at this chance to see its daughter perform. The same show will be on in the Los Angeles Philharmonic in a few days but the tariff there will be up in the four smacker area. Perhaps that is why the locals dusted off their season tickets. On seeing the show we believe that it was well worth any price they put on the tickets. Santa Barbara stockmen lost approximately 200,000 cattle during the great drought of 1864. Election Committee Gather More (Continued from appeared with the publicans of alternate places on the centre for the third district six spots to fill for each the Republican side central committee proved' list of candidates Callan, Fullerton, Cloud, Anaheim; Hill Placentia; Mrs. James William H. Phillips; H. Peringer, all of other Republican to be sponsored by Joe Sists, in the third district: William H. Stuha Jr., Jules A. Berger, Ione M. Worman, all Orville B. Woods and son, both of Fuller Democratic side their candidates for the Mrs. Sue M. Lowrey Mrs. Emma Allen Pheim, Dan Henry of Robert C. Cawthorne The Independent Pro has central committee only in the fifth district The Republican centee picture has been duplicated by the entr Open Fight To Retain State Marginal Lands (Continued from Page 1) The Joint Resolution on the fact that California's beaches and parks are now used and enjoyed by 22,000,000 people annually and that these beaches and parks are supported principally by income derived by the state from the tidelands area. The Joint Resolution traces the history of the tidelands ownership by Congress since its admission to the Union as a state a century ago and stresses that the U.S. Constitution clearly upholds the principle of state sovereignty over lands not ceded to the Federal Government. The resolution also stresses that the Federal ownership claim jeopardizes title held privately and by the state to harbor developments and industrial sites as well as to recreational areas. In this connection the resolution declares that Federal confiscation would prevent further development of the coastal area "to the detriment of the people of the State of California and of the United States." Honor Veteran Postal Employees FRUITS & JUICES Applesauce Highway 2 oz. can 23¢ Pineapple Lone Star, Crushed 20 oz. can 29¢ Peaches Castle Crest 29 oz. can 25¢ Choice, sliced or halves, yellow cling. Sliced Peaches Black Night 29 oz. can 22£ Peaches Dainty Pak Yellow Freestones. Grape Juice Church's quart 39¢ (Pint bottle, 21c) Orange Juice Exchange Natural 46 oz. can 26¢ VEGETABLES Cut Green Beans Mission 19 oz. can 18¢ Green Beans Briargate Fancy cut 19 oz. can 20¢ Sugar Belle Peas 20 oz. can 19¢ Peas Libby's Fancy Early Garden 17 oz. can 18¢ Peas Gardenside, 5-sieve Standard quality 20 oz. can 10¢ Highway Peas 20 oz. can 14¢ BREAKFAST FOODS Kellogg's Pep 8 oz. box 14¢ Shredded Wheat 12 oz. box 16¢ Kellogg's brand. Shredded Wheat 12 oz. box 16¢ Nabisco brand. Corn Soya Shreds 8 oz. box 14¢ Packed by Kellogg. Kelliogg's Variety package of 10 29¢ Cereal Tray Betty Crocker package of 10 27¢ Grape-Nuts Flakes 12 oz. box 20¢ Grapenuts 12 oz. box 18¢ Raisin Bran Post's 10 oz. box 16¢ Bran Flakes Post's 14 oz. box 19¢ Corn Toasties Post's 13 oz. box 18¢ Post Tens package of 10 29£pkg. Puffed Wheat Quaker Sparkles 2 qoz. pkg. 23£ Corn Flakes Alber's 13 oz. box 17£ Cheerios Breakfast Food 7 oz. box 15£ Corn Kix Sperry brand 7 oz. box 15£ Wheaties 8 oz. box 14£ 12 oz. box 21£ Shredded Ralston 12 oz. box 16£ MATCHES With the many changes in prices that hawks it is again time to check prices...the most for your money. We invite you to comparison. Check the items listed in the where. Visit your neighborhood Safeway every day, low prices on quality foods.C prove to yourself that Safeway is the place every day in the week. Be sure of the SAFEWAY. COFFEE & TEA Airway Coffee 1-lb bag 40¢ 3-lb bag 1.15 Edwards Coffee Regular, Drip or Pulverized. Edwards Coffee 2-lb bag 97° Regular or drip grind. Nob Hill Coffee Quality blend (1-lb bag, 43c) Tree Tea Black½lb.box 59° Tenderleaf Tea 4-oz.box 29° Black Tea Lipton's 1-lb.size 1.15 (Yellow Label.) (¼-lb.box,30c;½-lb.box,59c) Black Tea Canterbury 1-lb.box (½-lb.box,47c;¼-lb.,24c;1%–oz.,9c) Black Tea Pennant brand¼-lb.box 23° Tea in Bags Tenderleaf Box of 16 bags 19° Tea in Bags Lipton's Box of 16 bags 19° Tea in Bags Canterbury Block Box of 48 bags 42° Tea in Bags Canterbury Box of 16 bags 15° Choice of green or black teas. DRIED FRUITS Seedless Raisins 15-oz.pkg. 11° Seeded Raisins 15-oz.pkg. 17° Prunes Mariana brand45/50 size2-lb.box33° Large Prunes Sunsweet 1-lb.box17° Large Prunes Heart's Delight or Sunsweet 2-lb.box29° Extra Large Prunes 2-lb.box33° Heart's Delight brand (1-lb.box,18c) Black Figs Sphinx brand6-oz.pkg.10° Calimyrna Figs Roeding.Finger style pack.(8-oz.pkg.,13c) DRIED BEANS Red Kidney Beans 2-lb.bag39° (1-lb.bag,21c) Honor Veteran Postal Employees (Continued from Page 1) Preceeding Hoskins' talk. Special guests of the day included William Lambert of Santa Ana, former county auditor, and E. W. Moeller, secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce. In 1861, John Fisher became the first postmaster. He and his wife were the parents of Anaheim's first white child, Anna Fisher. At that time the post office was located in the Planters hotel on the northwest corner of Los Angeles and Center streets. The first United States postal money orders were issued during the Civil war in the '60s so that soldiers in the field of conflict might have a convenient means of sending funds to their families. As a comparative sidelight, Hoskins remarked that Van Nuys post office at one time had the same postal receipts as Anaheim, but now has three and one-half times more. Frank Schufelt, district governor and past president of the Seal Beach club for 1942-43, was honorary guest for the meeting. He gave a brief talk in which he recounted the memories with some of the "old gang" and the fine work and good times they had back in those days. Announcement was made by the district governor of the convention on May 18 in Ontario. Bran Flakes Post's 14 oz. box 19¢ Corn Toasties Post's 13 oz. box 18¢ Post Tens package of 10 29¢ Puffed Wheat Quaker Sparkles 2 4 oz. pkg. 23¢ Corn Flakes Alber's 13 oz. box 17¢ Cheerios Breakfast Food 7 oz. box 15¢ Corn Kix Sperry brand 7 oz. box 15¢ Wheaties 8 oz. box 14¢ 12 oz. box 21¢ Shredded Ralston 12 oz. box 16¢ MATCHES Matches Lite King 2 cartons for 15¢ Packed 10 boxes to the carton. Matches Domino 2 cartons for 15¢ Packed 10 boxes to the carton. Matches Ohio Blue Tip carton of 6 boxes 32¢ Book Matches package of 50 14¢ SOAPS Li' Soap bar 10¢ Swift Soap Regular size bar 11¢ Su-Purb Soap Granulated kind to the hands. Blu-White Soap 2 2½ oz. pkg. 17¢ BLEACHES White Magic Bleach gallon 38¢ (Quart, 11c; half gallon, 21c) Clorox Bleach gallon 44¢ (Quart, 15c; half gallon, 27c) Purex Bleach gallon 41¢ CLEANSERS Bon Ami Powder 12 oz. cen 12¢ Spic and Span Cleaner 16 oz. pkg. 21¢ Oakite Cleaner 10½ oz. pkg. 12¢ Vano Cleaner nuert 29¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH MONDAY APRIL 5, 1948, IN SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NO SALES TO DEALERS. Prunes Mariana brand 45/50 size 2 lb. box 33¢ Large Prunes Sunsweet 1 lb. box 17¢ Large Prunes Heart's Delight or Sunsweet box 29¢ Extra Large Prunes 2 lb. box 33¢ Heart's Delight brand (1 lb. box, 18c) Black Figs Sphinx brand Finger style 6 oz. pkg. 10¢ Calimyrna Figs 1 lb. pkg. 23¢ Roeding. Finger style pack. (8 oz. pkg., 13c) DRIED BEANS Red Kidney Beans 2 lb. bag 39¢ (1 lb. bag, 21c) Baby Lima Beans 2 lb. bag 30¢ California grown. (1 lb. bag, 17c) Pinto Beans 1 lb. bag 17¢ 2 lb. bag 33¢ Red Mexican Beans 2 lb. bag 30¢ For making chili and beans (1 lb. bag, 17c) CHEESE American Cheese 2 lb. box 1.07 Dutch Mill brand. (½-lb. box, 32c) American Cheese½-lb. box 32¢ Kraft brand. Velveeta Cheese/Food 2 lb. box 1.03 Made by Kraft. (½-lb. box, 32c) Breeze Cheese Food 2 lb. box 95¢ A Superior cheese product. (½-lb. box, 31c) Pimiento Cheese½-lb. box 32¢ Dutch Mill brand. Pimiento Cheese½-lb. box 32¢ Made by Kraft. Swiss Cheese Kraft½-lb. box 33¢ Pimiento Velveeta½-lb. box A Kraft Cheese Food." Old English Cheese½-lb. box 35¢ Made by Kraft. Sharp flavorful cheese. Cheddar Cheese Wisconsin, Medium Sharp. Cut & wrapped. Swiss Cheese Natural lbs. 79£ Oregon Cheese Cheddar lbs. 55£ Cut and wrapped. Cheese Menterey Jack lbs. 59£ Aged Cheddar Cheese Blihill Choice of plain or with pimento. SAFE Election Contests Gather Moment (Continued from page 1) appeared with the filing by Republicans of alternate tickets for places on the central committee, for the third district, which has six spots to fill for each party. On the Republican side the present central committee has an 'approved' list of candidates: F. B. Callan, Fullerton, Glen E. McCloud, Anaheim; Hilmer G. Lodge, Placentia; Mrs. Jane H. Smiley, William H. Phillips and Czerney H. Peringer, all of Fullerton. The other Republican ticket, said to be sponsored by Joe Lieb, Jr., consists, in the third district filings, of: William H. Stuhann, Joe Lieb, Jr., Jules A. Bergeron and Mrs. Ione M. Worman, all of Anaheim; Orville B. Woods and Ted P. Lawson, both of Fullerton. On the Democratic side there is only four candidates for the six positions: Mrs. Sue M. Lowrey of Fullerton, Mrs. Emma Allen Pellew of Anaheim, Dan Henry of Fullerton and Robert C. Cawthon of Cypress. The Independent Progressive party has central committee candidates only in the fifth district. The Republican central committee picture has been slightly complicated by the entry of the Lieb candidates into the second and third district lists. The former president of the Young Republican organization has not gotten along any too well with the 'powers that be' and it is thought many this is an attempt to get some men on the inside. This is the first time in a good many years that there has been a contest for any Central committee post. COLORFUL LASTING PAINTS Climatized for Sea and Sun Don't delay any longer. Protect the value...the appearance of your home inside and out. A PAINT FOR EVERY NEED PAINTERS' SUPPLIES LUND & SONS 1122 LINCOLN AVE. ANAHEIM PHONES 3312 — 5187 PAPARISON PROVES! Check this price list... See how much you save at SAFEWAY changes in prices that have occurred during the past few time to check prices... to be sure that you are getting money. 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Gingerbread Mix 14¼-oz. box 25£ Dromedary brand. Ginger Cake Mix 14½-oz. box 27£ Betty Crocker brand. Ginger Bread Mix Duff's 14-oz. box 24£ Cake Flour Swansdown 44-oz. box 37£ Cake Flour Pillsbury Snosheen 44-oz. box 38£ Cake Flour Softasilk box 38£ PANCAKE FLOUR Pancake Flour Sperry 3-lb. box 42£ (28-ounce box, 24c) Pancake Flour Suzanna 20-oz. box 15£ Flapjack Flour Alber's 4-lb. box 49£ (40-ounce box, 31c) "A1" Pancake Flour 4-lb. box 49£ (40-ounce box, 32c) Pancake Flour Pillsbury 40-oz. box 32£ Pancake Flour Aunt Jemima 40-oz. box (20-ounce package, 17c) Buckwheat Flour Aunt Jemima 40-oz. box (20-ounce box, 18c) SALT Sno-White Salt 26-oz. box 9£ Plain or iodized. Table Salt ½-lb. pkg. 5£ Sno-White brand. Morton's Salt Plain or iodized 26-oz. pkg. 9£ PRODUCE VALUES Head Lettuce Crisp, solid lb. 7¢ Slicing Tomatoes 14-oz. pkg. 29¢ Fuerte Avocados lb. 45¢ Fresh Celery Meaty stalks lb. 6¢ Cabbage Serve with corned beef lb. 5¢ Fresh Beets Clip top lb. 10¢ Fresh Carrots Clip top lb. 10¢ Banana Squash To bake lb. 7¢ Rutabagas Sweet lb. 5¢ New White Potatoes lb. 10¢ Sweet Potatoes lb. 13¢ MEAT VALUES Beef Roast Chuck lb. 49¢ Top U.S Gov't grades... fully aged... trimmed before weighing. Boiling Beef Plate meat lb. 23¢ Ground Beef In Visking Casing lb. 42¢ Lamb Roast Shoulder, S-rib lb. 53¢ Top U.S Gov't grades... fully aged... trimmed before weighing. Lamb Breast To braise or boke lb. 19£p. Pork Liver Serve with bacon lb. 39£p. Pork Spare Ribs Lean meatyb lcg. Ham Shanks End cuts to boil lb. 47£p. Piece Bacon Whole or half slab lb. 59£p. Salt Pork Cook with beanslb lcg. Smelt Pan ready fish lb. 29£p. Smoked Cod Fillet lb. 45£p. SAFEWAY SAVINGS Chocolate Pudding pkg. 6¢ Jiffy Lou brand. 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