anaheim-gazette 1948-08-26

Almost 125 Cars of Oranges Go Into New British Order for Concentrate A firm order for 300,000 gallons of concentrated orange juice for Great Britain was received this week by the California Fruit Growers Exchange, Paul S. Armstrong, general manager of the marketing cooperative, told the board of directors. The order, equal to almost 1500 cars or 25,000 tons of fresh fruit, was received from the British Food Ministry. The price is equivalent to the prevailing price of $30 per ton for juice fruit, f.o.b. packing house. When mixed with water to orange juice consistency, the 300,000 gallons of concentrate will equal over two million gallons of single strength orange juice—enough for about 50 million glasses of California's best known beverage. The concentrate will be made from this summer's Valencia oranges and the order will be completely filled before the close of the Valencia season. The British Ministry of Food has been making concentrated orange juice available to the English people ever since the early days of World War II, because of its great health value. It is supplied under ration and at low cost for children under five and expectant mothers to afford the vitamin C commonly lacking in the English diet. The product has met with great popularity and is in great demand by English people, according to all reports. Dance Manager Denied License (Western News Service) sel to $8350 last year. We oppose the raise to $9000 this year as we opposed the raise from $7200 last Many Homes, Few Farms Bought by Vets of State A total of 343 California veterans took advantage during July of the state's low-interest plan to purchase farms and homes, a slight increase over the June figure, the State Department of Veterans Affairs has announced. The state advanced $2,267,596 to 338 veterans for the purchase of homes, an average of $6,709; and $47,100 on the total cost of five farms, an average of $9,420. In addition, $34,370 was advanced to 84 veterans for repairs and remodelling. The current interest rate paid by eligible veterans buying homes or farms under the state plan is 3 per cent. A total of 29,086 veterans of World Wars I and II have participated in the plan since it went into operation in 1922, representing an aggregate state outlay of more than $146,000,000, over half of which has been repaid. Hoffman Wins Fish Prize Again For the second consecutive week Domonic Hoffman, Jr., won the aquatic jack pot with a catch of three albacore, the largest of which tipped the scales at 24½ pounds, during a charter trip off the east end of Santa Catalina Island aboard the "Moana," craft out of King's Landing, Newport Beach, skippered by Philo Tozer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tozer of this city, Wednesday of last week. Other members in the party and Dance Manager Denied License (Western News Service) sel to $8350 last year. We oppose the raise to $9000 this year as we opposed the raise from $7200 last year, and request that the raise be denied." The State Board of Equalization today denied the application for an on sale beer license to Clifford C. Snyder, operator of the Orange County Barn Dance in Placentia. Snyder desired the beer license in connection with his Saturday night dances held in the Placentia American Legion hall. The Board denied the license on grounds that the Legion hall is located in a residential area and in the immediate vicinity of the Placentia Nazarene church. An on sale beer license had previously been issued to the American Legion for the same premises. Gazette Want Ads Bring Results. Fish Prize Again For the second consecutive week Domonic Hoffman, Jr., won the aquatic jack pot with a catch of three albacore, the largest of which tipped the scales at 24½ pounds, during a charter trip off the east end of Santa Catalina Island aboard the "Moana," craft out of King's Landing, Newport Beach, skippered by Philo Tozer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tozer of this city, Wednesday of last week. Other members in the party and their respective catch of albacore are Keith Mahoney, 1; Don Bauer, 1; Bob Lutes, 2; Tony Bouck, 2; Clark Wingert, 3; Ray Deasy, 1; Bud Cummings, 1, and Paul Rumfelt, 3. Bouck, with his two large fish, broke an eight-week "jinx" during which he had lost both gear and albacore. The same group of local anglers left on another charter trip aboard the "Moana" today. LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was issued to George Daniel DuBose of Garden Grove and Faye Ethel Goodman of Santa Ana this week at the Orange county court house in Santa Ana. Everybody reads the Gazette. THEY SAY By MARYETTE Dainty and lovely your young Miss will be when she goes back to school in a smart, dark skirt and sweet tailored blouse. They are regulation for Anaheim Coeds. Junior Rendzvous, 721 No. Los Angeles. Fall brides, and grooms here's a note to the wise: Smith Jewelry, 113 So. Los Angeles have just received a new shipment of diamonds. The wedding bands have the new curved top, they are lovely. Here's a note to fireside lovers. Everything that compliments a fireplace can be obtained at Although these are hot lazy days, remember that a lovely bouquet of flowers will bring love, and freshness to a home. Paula's beautiful arrangements of flowers and her plants in unique pottery are a call to all flower lovers. A necessary item for back to school. Sox! Betty Rose Shop, 216 E. Center has a grand selection of back to school sox for both boys and girls. They are in lovely pastels, plaids and white. Stock up now before school starts. Dial 4006 for an appointment. Fall brides, and grooms here's a note to the wise: Smith Jewelry, 113 So. Los Angeles have just received a new shipment of diamonds. The wedding bands have the new curved top, they are lovely. Here's a note to fireside lovers. Everything that compliments a fireplace can be obtained at Nadorff Hardware, 148 E. Center. Screens designed to keep back the smallest spark, Andirons, and baskets, etc. See them today. Your clothes will receive the finest care when they are sent to Acme Cleaners. Our scientific methods will give life and vitality to them and you will be pleasantly surprised when they are returned. Call 2405. With the approach of fall, comes the desire for a new wardrobe. These and many more can be obtained quite reasonably when you do your own sewing. For a nominal fee Singer Sewing Center will rent you a machine. 170 W. Center. Swagger backs, full sleeves, long and graceful, and new fall shades, all of this does not do justice to the new fall coats that have just made their debut into Towne Toggery, 180 W. Center. See them and you will be pleased. Mrs. Mansfield at Gaye Suzanne showed me the new fall hats and hat sets that have just come in. Words can not describe their beauty. I was thrilled with the beautiful purses and gauntlets that go with them. You'll love them too. A necessary item for back to school. Sox! Betty Rose Shop, 216 E. Center has a grand selection of back to school sox for both boys and girls. They are in lovely pastels, plaids and white. Stock up now before school starts. Dial 4006 for an appointment. When you need a peep up or feel blue, a new hair-do will do wonders for you. Pauline's Beauty Salon will give you personalized service, you'll really "look ahead with a cool head." Good fishing begins with perfect equipment. You will find that perfect equipment at L. Wisser Sporting Goods, 169 W. Center. They specialize in equipment that makes your day a pleasure, and your catch a thrill. This is an item that is a must for Mrs. America!! A safety cooking spoon. It is made entirely of stainless steel. Designed to hang on the side of your pan, but the handle stays always cool. Alcott & Sons, 239 W. Center. Join a bowling league. Bowling is a great game, and a grand relaxer. Call the Anaheim Bowling Academy, 128 So. Los Angeles and ask for information about leagues. They will start soon. Masterson's window are truly a picture of dainty, lovely things from dainty bra's and slips to sleek suits and feminine dresses, school necessities, etc. See them for savings. 180 W. Center. Here, Kitty, Kitty! County Budget Of $10,273,734 Is Approved Continued from Page 1 automobile traffic in Orange Three persons lost their lives in The Farm Bureau also objected to the budget of the county planning commission. "The budget," remarked the Farm Bureau, "exhibits the traits of a department that will not recognize any limitations of its activities unless the public shall define limitations." The Farm Bureau's tax committee also opposed the retention of the tax rate of $1 per $100 of assessed valuation in view of the fact that assessed valuations have been increased 24 per cent. Supervisors were also asked to reduce the large unappropriated reserve, which the Farm Bureau report placed at $20,280. The farm group suggested that this be reduced to $100,000 and that the remainder be used to cut the tax rate by 8½ cents or that it be placed in an accumulative building fund. BABY BOY BORN Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dougherty, 131 West Char-tres street, Anaheim, who welcomed a baby son, August 17, at Fullerton General hospital. WAS IT JAMES KILDUFF WHO TOOK THE FISH? One of the most costly pieces of meat in the huge locker of Jimmy Kilduff's market is not a prize beef but one lone albacore which weighed 24 pounds on the fin, according to a usually reliable news source. It seems this tasty prefillet became a reality on a fish hook to Kilduff only after he spent $42 for six charter boat trips and six days wages. However, success struck and he caught the expensive fish early last week when he went out with a group of local Izaak Waltons aboard the "Happy Landings," craft skippered by FOR DAY OR Possibility was evidenced in announcement from H. C. Jr., secretary of the State Consol Board. Board said the Board, will for the surveys and ap- made on a site near Chino location of a state prison since the Tehachapi Women's Association in Kern county. The present prison for felons has more than 300 inmates. It was originally designed to accommodate a maximum of 100 Vincent said major con- projects would be re- there if the institution was continued at that location. Never, he pointed out, the legislature authorized the sale of the prison to a new land on the grounds the present is so isolated it was im- for the state to maintain staff of prison employees. Kilduff's market is not a prize beef but one lone albacore which weighed 24 pounds on the fin, according to a usually reliable news source. It seems this tasty pre-fillet became a reality on a fish hook to Kilduff only after he spent $42 for six charter boat trips and six days wages. However, success struck and he caught the expensive fish early last week when he went out with a group of local Izaak Waltons aboard the "Happy Landings," craft skippered by Ernie Lane out of Kings Landing, Newport Beach. TO VISIT WITH RELATIVES IN CHICAGO Mrs. M. W. 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