anaheim-gazette 1948-07-08

Arturo M. Acevedo Claimed by Death Arturo M. Acevedo, year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Acevedo of Placentia, passed away at the home at 144 South Main street, in that city. He was born in Placentia. Surviving are his parents and one brother. Recitation of Holy Rosary was held at the home last Tuesday evening at 7:30 with Mass at St. Joseph's church in Placentia on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. BABY BOY BORN Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clark Brown, 308 Kroeger street, Anaheim. Their baby son arrived at Fullerton General hospital, Wednesday of last week. NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY JOINT PICNIC SLATED Several thousand persons are expected to attend the New York-New Jersey joint annual picnic at Bixby Park, Lohg Beach, all day Sunday, June 11. A two-hour variety program beginning with a concert by the Long Beach Municipal band at 1 o'clock in the afternoon will be featured. Registration lists will aid picnickers in finding acquaintances. The public is invited to attend, Harriet C. Bowen, publicity chairman, announced. NEW DAUGHTER A baby daughter was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Pittser, P.O. Box 603, Anaheim, Wednesday of last week, at St. Joseph hospital. The tiny miss weighed six pounds, eight ounces. THEY SAY By MARYETTE June isn't the only month for brides. Thrill them with GOLDEN-HUED DIRILYTE tableware from HARTFIELD'S 108 W. Center. Comfort seeking male vacationers see the cool, good looking PALMDAYL Sport Shirts featured at LAKE'S MEN'S WEAR, 225 W. Center . . 3534 For admiring glances and envious stares get a male tested ROSE MARIE REID swim suit from CLARICE SPORTSWEAR, 219 W. Center. Be smart, youthful and cool in slenderizing LADY ALICE half sizes. So inexpensive. See them at TOWNE TOGGERY, 181 W. Center. State School Fund Gives Lift To Westminster The Westminster school district has been allocated $271,125 by the State Allocations Board. The funds were sought under terms of the impoverished school district act, which appropriated 55 million dollars for school buildings. A request for $150,252, from the Costa Mesa school, was deferred by the board until a future date. At previous meetings, the board allocated approximately 22 million dollars, leaving a balance of some 32 millions which has been distributed on a tentative commitment basis. H. H. Jaqueth, chief of the division of allocations, said applications on file had totaled more than 63 million dollars, but some were disqualified. He said funds were sufficient to aid most of the remaining qualified districts. Aparicio Given Two Sentences 25 Years to Life Leo G. Aparicio, Anaheim, was accused of conducting a one-man crime wave that extended from Santa Ana to El Monte one night last month has been sentenced on two counts of armed robbery and one of kidnapping. On the kidnapping he was sentenced from one to 25 years and on the two armed robbery counts he was sentenced for 25 years to life for each. He had been out of San Quentin only a few months where he served time for a knife attack. While he was at liberty he kidnapped his former wife on the day of her marriage to another man and escaped in the intended bridegroom's car. June isn't the only month for brides. Thrill them with GOLDEN-HUED DIRILYTE tableware from HARTFIELD'S 108 W. Center. Comfort seeking male vacationers see the cool, good looking PALMDAYL Sport Shirts featured at LAKE'S MEN'S WEAR, 225 W. Center . . 3534 As refreshing to the skin as a cool drink of water is the lovely lingerie by PANDORA AND ARTEMIS. Both of these lovelies are sold at popular prices and featured at MASTERSON'S, 180 W. Center . . 3288 Flowers for anniversaries, birthdays, for ANY occasion, they'll be just right, and sure to please when you call WAYNE'S for FLOWERS . . . 5465. Have lovely legs in sheer nylon BERKSHIRE Kant-Run hose. So durable and at such popular prices. TOWNE-TOGGERY, 181 W. Center. Please Moms-to-be with a remembrance gift of ROYAL HEIR tableware from BETTY ROSE SHOP, 216 E. Center. All gifts beautifully wrapped. For a lovely gift see the CREST CHINA CERAMICS, at ALCOTT & SONS, 239 W. Center. Suitable for any occasion and so very reasonable. See me at SPANISH KITCHEN For admiring glances and envious stares get a male tested ROSE MARIE REID swim suit from CLARICE SPORTSWEAR, 219 W. Center. Be smart, youthful and cool in slenderizing LADY ALICE half sizes. So inexpensive. See them at TOWNE TOGGERY, 181 W. Center. When you're feeling kinda low, and need a builder-upper try a new hair do. Call PAULINE'S BEAUTY SALON —Phone: 4006. let's meet-SPANISH KITCHEN When unexpected guests arrive and you need that finishing touch to dinner, try a cake from MATHESON'S BAKERY then listen to the praise about YOUR cake. There is something NEW and exciting at CARMEN'S. DESERT HUE frosted glass gift items. The ideal gift for any occasion. 111 E. Center. LORENE'S the store to go when dressing for two. Complete line of maternity dresses, suits, slacks, and slack suits. 350 W. Center, 2200. Complete your modern kitchen with a work saving REVERE WARE stainless steel pressure cooker. See them today. NADORF HARDWARE, 148 E. Center. 2713. The cutest cottons in town, sizes 7 to 13 are found at THE JR. BENDEZVOUS, 721 N. Los Angeles . . . 4271. Personnel Men At Encampment Anaheim was well represented in the personnel department during the annual California high school cadet encampment which closed Tuesday at San Luis Obispo with Lt. Col. Richard E. Hoxie of Anaheim Union high school, the Cadet regimental personnel officer; Cadet 1st Lt. William Burr, Jr., also of Anaheim, assistant personnel officer. Heading the personnel section was Major Victor E. Taylor, assistant commandant of cadets of southern California Military academy, Long Beach. Cadet Capt. Stanley D. Miller, Sweetwater Union high school, National City, was personnel clerk for the section. More than 600 youths attended the encampment. County Jobless Still Above 2000 Unemployment insurance claimants in the Santa Ana department of employment office total 2,056 for the week ending June 17. Out of the total number filing claims, the department paid, 1,369. Mrs. Vincenta D. Carleton is attending the national Business and Professional Women's Convention as Anaheim club delegate. The annual conclave, which began Sunday will continue through tomorrow (Friday) in Fort Worth, Texas. PROVEN SAFETY SINCE 1888 PROVEN SAFETY SINCE 1888 FEDERALLY INSURED 3% PER ANNUM INVESTIGATE OUR DISTINGUISHED RECORD We are proud and gratified to be one of the oldest and largest savings institutions, but our record of PAST PERFORMANCE is the most important thing. There has been no finer record of safety and profit nor a more perfect place to save since 1888. Each account is federally insured to $5,000. Whether your idle funds are $25.00 or $25,000, we invite you to investigate our records and transfer your funds to the Savings Loan and Building Assn. Earn more safely and conveniently. The Savings Loan & Building Assn. OF ANAHEIM 211 EAST CENTER STREET ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Are Insured in the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. The School Gives Lift Westminster (Western News Service) Westminster school district allocated $271,125 by the Locations Board. Bonds were sought under the impoverished school tax, which appropriated 55 dollars for school building. Rest for $150,252, from the Isaiah school, was deferred until a future date. serious meetings, the board approximately 22 million saving a balance of some which has been disponed a tentative commitsion. Jaqueth, chief of the of allocations, said ap-pon file had totaled more million dollars, but some qualified. He said funds incident to aid most of the qualified districts. Cio Given Sentences Years to Life Aparicio, Anaheim, was of conducting a one-man drive that extended from El Monte one night which has been sentenced counts of armed robbery of kidnapping. On the day he was sentenced to 25 years and on the robbery counts he was for 25 years to life. Been out of San Quentin New months where he came for a knife attack. Was at liberty he kid- is former wife on the later marriage to another escaped in the intended man's car. C. H. Oberlag, New Jeweler Here New jeweler and engraver in Anaheim is C. H. Oberlag who recently became owner of the jewelery store formerly managed by A. D. Erwin, 127 East Center street, this city. Oberlag, who has been in the jewelery business for 40 years, calls Wentzville, Missouri, his home town. Previous to coming here he owned a store in Ridgecrest, near Inyokern, California. After selling it he retired for two years, but "got lonesome for the profession again." Included in Oberlag's collection of rare objects is an exact copy of the Declaration of Independence, copyrighted in 1818 with the approval of John Quincy Adams. Another is a one dollar bill, Sears of 1896, boasting a pictorial scene symbolizing liberty on the front side and oval pictures of George and Martha Washington on the back. The new Anaheim resident specializes in engraving on all metals except stainless steel. Erwin and his wife and young daughter are in Texas. Citrus Puts in Bid for Share Of European D.P.s Of the 205,000 Displaced Persons which the 80th Congress in its closing hours voted to admit to the United States, the citrus industry of southern California can absorb about 2000, the Agricultural Producers Labor Committee of California has advised the Bureau of Immigration of the U.S. State department. As the new law works out, most of the D. P. S.. will be Poles and Czechs, and 30 per cent must have agricultural background and experience. The California committee advised the Bureau of Immigration that the farmers of this state are prepared to guarantee 10 months Herbert Gyde Services Held Funeral services were conducted for Herbert Gyde, 72, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at Hilgenfeld chapel with the Rev. O. L. Underwood, pastor of the Four-Square Gospel church of Anaheim, officiating. Gyde died Friday evening at his home, 9231 Orange avenue, Anaheim, after a prolonged illness. A native of Michigan, he had lived in California for 50 years and came to Anaheim two years ago from Riverside. He was a member of the Four-Square Gospel church of this city. Surviving are his wife, Cora O. Gyde, of the family home; one son, Urban F. Gyde of Los Angeles; one granddaughter, Natalie Ray Gyde; one grandson, Richard Thomas Gyde, both of Los Angeles, and seven sisters all residing in Michigan. Interment was in Roosevelt Memorial Park, Los Angeles. New Managers at Bowling Academy New co-managers of the Anaheim Bowling Academy on South Los Angeles street, are two young veterans, Bill Acton of Route 1, Box 175, Harding, and Lynn Arnett, Route 2, Box 417, Lincoln avenue, Anaheim. The business formerly was managed by Frank and Leona Kaminsky of this city. Negotiations for a new lease with Richard Clark, building owner, were completed recently. A new feature at the academy is free afternoon instruction in bowling technique for beginners through the courtesy of the management. During World War II, Arnett, single, served three years in the United States Army, seeing overseas action in the Philippines. Acton, married, was a storekeeper in the Navy and served in the South Pacific theater. Both men are graduates of Anaheim Union. Tall Sales Tax Total Paid by Orange County (Western News Service) Taxable sales in Orange county showed an increase for the quarter of 1948 over the same period in 1947, the State Board Equalization says. Taxable sales in the county totaled $41,903,880, returning the state,$1,047,597, or 2½ percent in sales tax. The sales were up 12.53 percent over the same period a year ago, and represented 1.60 per cent of the total state sales tax. In all counties of California $2,620,486,760 worth of goods sold during the three more periods representing an overall crease of 8.96 per cent for quarter. The sales returned $65,512 to the state in sales tax, the board announced, and both the re-sales and revenues were second highest in the history of the tax. Motor vehicles sales, the board said, soared to an all-time high more than 325 million dollars, returned more than eight million of sales tax revenue. Generally, groups dealing luxury items, as well as the meat and drink category, showed creases in sales for the quarter. "This is probably due to increasing per cent of the farm income going into the rising need of necessities," the board nounced. John A. Sutter, an ex-capital in the Swiss army, founded wi is now Sacramento and in named it New Helvetia. Keep your eye on our classifi ad section. Fullerton Woman Dies Monday Mrs. Josefina Corrales Compise, 65, died early Monday afternoon at 123 East Maple avenue, Fullerton, after a brief illness. A native of Phoenix, Arizona, she had been a resident of California for 13 years and of Fullerton for the past seven years. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Mary Landeros of Mexico, Mrs. Anita Rivera and Mrs. Frances Coloma, both of Fullerton; one half-sister, Mrs. Rafaela Compise of Placentia, and 17 grandchildren. Recitation of the Holy Rosary was yesterday (Wednesday) evening at 8 o'clock at Hilgenfeld chapel, Anaheim. Mass was read in St. Mary's Catholic church, Fullerton, this morning (Thursday) at 9 o'clock. Interment was in the Holy Sepulcher cemetery. Mrs. Mary Fiscus Last Rites Read Funeral services were conducted for Mrs. Elizabeth Fiscus, 88, of Anaheim yesterday (Wednesday) morning at 10 o'clock at Hilgenfeld chapel with Rev. Woodrow Rood, pastor of the First Baptist church of Montebello, officiating. She died early Sunday morning at an Orange hospital after a prolonged illness. A native of Indiana, she had lived in California for the past 26 years, 25 of which she spent in Anaheim. Before moving here, she had resided with her son, Monte C. Fiscus of Brea. Interment was in Loma Vista Memorial Park. TRY THIS FOR SUMMER HEAT ½ glass wine Add cubed ice Twist of lemon A native of Indiana, she had lived in California for the past 28 years, 25 of which she spent in Anaheim. Before moving here, she had resided with her son, Monte C. Fiscus of Brea. Surviving are her son, now of East Los Angeles; three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Interment was in Loma Vista Memorial Park. WENT TOO FAST? Although his car rolled 140 feet, Herbert E. Boies, 548 West 107th street, Los Angeles, was not injured when he turned over in his light-weight early model coupe in attempting to pass a truck, going south on East street between Center and Sycamore streets, late Monday morning. Police reported he was driving too fast. It's Easy... So Easy to Shop and Save in Anaheim. PET SHOP FRESH PET FOODS ANAHEIM PET SHOP 261 E. Center Street Phone 4650 FOR SUMMER HEAT ½ glass wine Add cubed ice Twist of lemon Sparkling water NEW An Added SERVICE Free Ice Cubes IMPORTED RUM LIGHT and DARK Reg. 3.98 Now $1.95 ALL Sales Tax Total Paid by Orange County (Western News Service) table sales in Orange county had an increase for the first year of 1948 over the same in 1947, the State Board of alization says. table sales in the county and $41,903,880, returning to state, $1,047,597, or 2½ per million sales tax. sales were up 12.53 per over the same period a year and represented 1.60 per cent the total state sales tax. all counties of California, 486,760 worth of goods were during the three months representing an overall inof 8.96 per cent for the er. sales returned $65,512,169 state in sales tax, the board advanced, and both the retail and revenues were the highest in the history of tax. for vehicles sales, the board soared to an all-time high of than 325 million dollars, and need more than eight million tes tax revenue. generally, groups dealing in items, as well as the meal drink category, showed des in sales for the quarter. is probably due to an using per cent of the family going into the rising cost necessities," the board aned. A. Sutter, an ex-captain Swiss army, founded what Sacramento and in 1839 it New Helvetia. your eye on our classified CORRECTION Please LET US check your car's front end for: TIRE WEAR, WHEEL ALIGNMENT, HARD STEERING LEAVITT FORD Your STUDEBAKER Dealer SALES — SERVICE 226 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 2284 THE TIME IS NOW FREEZE choice BERRIES FRUIT VEGETABLES for delightful eating all winter. CROSLEY Frostmaster FRUIT VEGETABLES for delightful eating all winter. CROSLEY Frostmaster ONLY $159.00 You'll quickly save the cost of this new CROSLEY. Store all your year's finest harvest... berries ... vegetables ... meats ... poultry ... for delicious low-cost meals months later. Yes, you will SAVE ... SAVE ... SAVE. CHAS. W. 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