anaheim-gazette 1948-07-22

WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 Depicted European country 6 Its capital is — 11 Hops' kiln 12 Truck 14 Oil (comb. form) 15 That one 16 Evil spirit 18 Mother 19 Possessed 21 2000 pounds 22 Head (slang) 24 Child 27 Whether 28 "Ozark State" (abbr.) 29 Spread for drying 31 Behold! 32 Bend down 34 Can be eaten 36 Greek letter 37 Negative 38 Legal claims 41 It was a happy country in days 45 Within 46 Toward ANSWER 47 Hearing organ 48 3.1416 49 Abstract being 51 Moo 54 Touch lightly 55 Fiber knots 56 Upon 58 Bundle of sticks 60 Music note 61 Bow of ship 63 Evergreen 64 Stun 66 Give proof of Numb VERTICAL 1 Proceed 2 It was an air — target during the war 3 East (Fr.) 4 And (Latin) 5 Level 6 Presently 7 Stop! 8 Tree 9 Tidy 10 Therefore 13 Exist 16 Perform 17 Memorandum 19 Belongs to him 20 Toward stern 21 Summit TED EIMERS IS NAMED FOREMAN OF GRAND JURY Ted Eimers who lives on Magellania avenue, Anaheim, and sells automobiles in Fullerton, has been named foreman of the 1948 Orange county grand jury which was empaneled by Superior Judge Raymond Thompson last weekend. The body of 19 men and women met briefly and elected Mr Albert Launder, Fullerton, in secretary. The grand jury was empaneled early this year and is expected complete its work during the current calendar year instead of extending into the following calendar year as in the past. COTLER ALL SALES FIRE PRICES GOOD WHILE STOCK VALUABLE 79c Run-proof PANTIES Black White With this coupon only... Youth Rally in Greek Theater The first outdoor Bowl Rally of Orange County Youth for Christ was held in the Anaheim Greek ampitheater, Anaheim city park, last Saturday evening, with Dr. Don Householder, pastor of Trinity Methodist church, Los Angeles, acting as principal speaker. On the musical program were such artists as Phil Kerr, popular pianist and song writer; Wanda Crockett, harpist; the Trinity Methodist quartet; Jack Raines and his trombone trio; Les Barnett, former pianist for Rudy Valee; Paul Mickelson, organist at the Angelus Temple, and Russell Killman, sing master. The 3000 seats in the local theater were offered free to those who wished to attend the interdenominational rally. Milk Richer and Costs More Than It Did in 1947 (Western News Service) Statistics for the Orange milk marketing area have been announced for March by the California crop and livestock reporting service. Milk prices in the store were 19 cents per quart, as compared to 17 cents from March, 1947, while home delivered prices were 20 cents per quart compared to 18 cents the previous year. The average butterfat test in the area was 3.84 per cent as compared to 3.65 in March, 1947. The calculated average price paid producers was $5.48 per cent butterfat a year ago, while the calculated average price paid producers was $5.34 per hundred-weight, compared to $4.93 last year. U.S.D.A. Guesses At Citrus Crop For Coming Year If growing conditions continue satisfactory during the remainder of the year, California Valencia growers may expect to harvest an 81 per cent crop next year, compared to a 77 per cent crop this year, the U. S. Department of Agriculture estimates in its first "condition" report for the 1948-49 year which has just been released. The California navel crop is estimated at 83 per cent of a full crop compared to a 71 per cent crop last year. Florida's early and midseason crop is estimated at 70 per cent while last year it was 66 per cent. Florida's Valencia crop was given a 68 per cent condition compared to 65 per cent this year. California's lemon crop for the 1948-49 season was estimated at 76 per cent. The 1947-48 crop is 78 per cent full. NEW ARRIVAL FOR JAMES WALKER FAMILY Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Walker, 416 East Center street, who welcomed a baby daughter, Margie Marie, Friday, at Fullerton General hospital. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Claudina Clark of this city. The paternal grandparents live in Huntington Park. Mr. and Mrs. Walker have a two-year-old son, Bruce James. nounced for March by the California crop and livestock reporting service. Milk prices in the store were 19 cents per quart, as compared to 17 cents from March, 1947, while home delivered prices were 20 cents per quart compared to 18 cents the previous year. The average butterfat test in the area was 3.84 per cent as compared to 3.65 in March, 1947. The calculated average price paid producers was $5.48 per hundredweight of milk, as compared to $4.95 for the same month a year ago, the report said. Average test for the state was 4 per cent, compared to 3.80 per NEW ARRIVAL FOR JAMES WALKER FAMILY Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Walker, 416 East Center street, who welcomed a baby daughter, Margie Marie, Friday, at Fullerton General hospital. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Claudina Clark of this city. The paternal grandparents live in Huntington Park. Mr. and Mrs. Walker have a two-year-old son, Bruce James. Payroll savings put in EEE's—U. S. Savings "E" Bonds, will build a future of ease and security for you and your family. JOB WELDING OF ALL KINDS • CUSTOM BUILT • GENERAL REPAIRS • OLD/NEW WORK LAWN Sprinklers 18 only Reg. Value $10 Now $2.50 PHONE 3630 Today SPECIAL SALE Spray Rig NOW Complete with choice of boom. Grove or field. Reg. price $600.00 Under NEW MANAGEMENT of the TUFT & CO. INC. 200 S. CLEMENTINE ANAHEIM Eimers Is Named Foreman Grand Jury Eimers who lives on Magvenue, Anaheim, and sells miles in Fullerton, has been foreman of the 1948 county grand jury which paneled by Superior Judge D Thompson last weekend. July of 19 men and women briefly and elected Mrs. Launder, Fullerton, its grand jury was empaneled this year and is expected to be its work during the curender year instead of extending into the following calener as in the past. Schools Expect 90,000 More Kids An incerase of 90,000 children in California's schools next September is predicted by state department of education officials. Enrollment for the last school year reached 1,582,787, compared to 1,493,195 the year previous. The predicted increase will be approximately 6 percent. Gas Tax Gains 56.9% in Year William G. Bonelli, chairman of the State Board of Equalization, has revealed that net revenues of $10,042,217, after refunds for non-highway use, were realized from gasoline distributions made in May. This represents a gain of 56.9 percent over the net revenues of the corresponding month of 1947, Bonelli said, resulting from an increase in the taxable gallonage and the change in rate of tax from 3 to 4½ cents per gallon which became effective July 1, 1947. Relief Warrant Theft Brings Stiff Penalty Lupe Deen, Costa Mesa, who pleaded guilty to theft of an $80 relief warrant from a Santa Ana woman, must serve 30 days in county jail, as a condition of five years probation granted her at a hearing last Friday by Superior Judge Robert Gardner. Prosecution of the Costa woman served as warning County Welfare Director T. P. Douglas and Auditor Eckel that county authorities ready to take stern measure suppress the recent epidemtheft and forgery of relief rants intended for needy or blind and aged. Everybody reads the Gazette COTLER'S ALL SALES FINAL! PRICES GOOD WHILE STOCK LASTS! VALUABLE COUPON 79c Run-proof Rayon PANTIES Black White Tea Rose With this coupon only... 39¢ HURRY! HURRY! This may be your last claw yourselves of such wonderful SAVING! Semi-annual CLEARANCE continues on i week end. Remember for values and save COTLERS! WHILE STOCK LASTS! 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