anaheim-gazette 1948-09-09

PENNSYLVANIA COUPLE VISITING HERE Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Duncan, 1016 East Broadway, Anaheim, welcomed their son-in-law and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. W. E. Reece, and two children, Sharon and Bill, of Pennsylvania, Tuesday night. The Army Air Corps officer and his family plan to remain here approximately three weeks. Mrs. Reese, who attended local schools, is the former Miss Margaret Duncan. Gazette Want Ads Bring Results THEY SAY by MARVETTE Teen-agers will find smart clothes for school or date at the Junior Rendezvous, 721 No. Los Angeles. A dark skirt and white tailored blouse for school, plaids and cute styles, in colors for a thrilling date. Little moppets want the "new look" so make an appointment today to have your child's hair restyled the New Way. Short, cute easy to keep. Call 4851, Violet's Beauty Salon, 105 So. Palm. Fine clothes must have safe treatment. Your clothes will be treated with respect and come back to you clean, fresh and new looking. Treat them the 'Monite' way. Acme Cleaners, 920 No. Los Angeles, Dial 2405. Dress your home in style for fall. Singer Sewing Center, 170 New Rulers of the Netherlands Princess-Regent Juliana, who becomes queen of the Netherland poses for an official court photograph in Amsterdam with her sort, Prince Bernhard. The prince wears the uniform of an adr of the Dutch fleet. Juliana replaces her mother, Queen Wi mina, who is abdicating because of ill health after ruling 50 y Measurements of Tulare Navels Show Fruit Small Measurements of navel oranges in Tulare county as of September 1 showed they grew .282 of an Fine clothes must have safe treatment. Your clothes will be treated with respect and come back to you clean, fresh and new looking. Treat them the 'Monite' way. Acme Cleaners, 920 No. Los Angeles, Dial 2405. Dress your home in style for fall. Singer Sewing Center, 170 W. Center, will rent you a machine for a small monthly deposit and even teach you to give your home that professional look with their expert advice and teachers. Home is where the heart is, and the heart will always be there when home is a place of welcome and good cheer. Decorate your fireplace with attractive useful fixtures for a homier, safer place. Nadorff Hardware, 148 E. Center. New season, a new hairdo. There's nothing like a new hair do to banish that tired feeling, and send your spirits soaring. We know what's new for fall. Call 4006 and let us give you a new style. Pauline's Beauty Salon. COMING! A new shipment of lovely 1881 Rogers silverware by Onlida Ltd. This beautiful silver gives you more for your silver dollar. Be smart, start your Christmas lay-a-way early. Smith Jewelry, 113 So. Los Angeles. Stunning and new are the lovely skirts featured at the Gaye Suzanne, 727 No. Los Angeles. Three lovely styles to choose from; Pencil lined, gored, and the new enchanting Windmill. Magic black for all around wear. Classical, sweet and low, blues, or swing. You can entertain your friends for hours when you have 'records from Narath Music Co., 224 E. Center. You'll thrill to their albums and be pleased with the variety of singles. Let us make your bowling a pleasure Join a bowling league, form a club or just meet your friends here for a thrilling game. It's wholesome sport and we will give you in- Measurements of Tulare Navels Show Fruit Small Measurements of navel oranges in Tulare county as of September 1 showed they grew .282 of an inch in August. In August, 1947 the growth of navels in that district was .273. But the navel crop in Tulare county September, 1, went 562 to the box. In 1947 it took only 325 oranges to fill a box on that date. Which means the navel crop in central California is going to be late this year. And unless there are early rains, orange growers and handlers are predicting the fruit will be two packing sizes smaller than it was last season. MODEL RAILROAD GROUP TO MEET MONDAY Members of the Anaheim Model Railroad Society will meet next Monday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Don Zinda, 501 North Vine street, this city, it has been announced. The regular monthly meeting was postponed until next week due to the Labor Day holiday, President Woody Woodhouse stated. Anyone interested in joining the group may call Eugene Cranston, 206 South Rose street, phone Anaheim 4561. NEW DAUGHTER Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Foto, 320 South Palm street, Anaheim, who greeted a new daughter at Fullerton General hospital Sunday. Goodrich Rites This Afternoon Funeral services are being ducted for Frank Calvin rich, 61, who died early Saturday evening at the Fullerton Garden hospital after an extended time this afternoon (Thursday) o'clock at Hilgenfeld chapel. A native of Michigan, Mr. rich came to California 57 ago and had lived in Anaheim nearly a quarter of a century; the family moved in the For the past four years he lived in Buena Park at 120 H wood avenue. Surviving are his wife, trude Goodrich of the home; one daughter, Mrs. B Chisler of San Diego; his f L. E. Goodrich of Belvedere dens; two brothers, Be Goodrich of Belvedere Ga and Leal Goodrich of Santa RETURN TO EASTERN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Claw daughter, Barbara, of Spring Illinois, have returned home a week's visit with Mr. and Ralph Rouland of South H street, Anaheim. PINK RIBBONS A baby daughter was b Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Dyer, Euclid avenue, Anaheim, Joseph hospital, Sunday. The miss tipped the scales at pounds and one and one ounces. REFRIGERATOR Still Available WHY WAIT EASY TERM Let us make your bowling a pleasure. Join a bowling league, form a club or just meet your friends here for a thrilling game. It's wholesome sport and we will give you instructions if need be. Anaheim Bowling Academy, 128 So. Los Angeles. A variety of hats sure to make you and your friends sit up and take notice can be found at Masterson's, 180 W. Center. The sport hats will compliment any sport costume, while their dress hats will thrill and please you. Gay, warm, back to school sweaters have just come in at the Betty Rose Shop, 216 E. Center. They will make your young small fry the envy of the school. They have just come in so hurry down, school days are coming. School sports will be made more interesting with good equipment, send your boy to us when you want him to have really good sport things. L. N. Wisser Sporting Goods, 169 W. Center. (Remember hunting season.) A beautiful array of fall colors are seen in the suits at Towne Toggery, 181 W. Center. These can be worn with or without a blouse, made of Gabardine, they are a grand all around suit. Cocoa, gray, wine, blue, green, black. Infant Dies from Bruises, Autopsy Findings Show Thomas Gary Fusha, 18-month old son of Mrs. Thelma L. Fusha of Independencia Colony near this city and Everett Fusha of Los Angeles, died last Friday night at Orange county hospital from a blow on the head causing a subdural hemorrhage, according to the findings of an autopsy report. It is also reported the child was suffering from bronchial pneumonia but this was not the cause of his death. The child's mother admitted to Sheriff's Deputy Pete Klyne that she had been living with Ralph D. Flint the last two months. Klyne declared Mrs. Fusha admitted she and Flint had punished the baby on many occasions because he cried too much. Dr. Malcolm J. Paulsen of the hospital assertedly declared the child was virtually covered from head to foot with bruises. The child's father, Everett Fusha declared he had divorced his wife about four months ago and had been sending $50 a month toward support of the child. An inquest is being held during this week at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary where funeral arrangements are to be made at a later date. Says Small Boat No Hinderance When Bob Williams' 16-foot craft with outboard motor entered Newport Harbor last Monday proudly flying a marlin flag, the local sporting goods store owner was given a loud "razzberry" from the skipper of a 50-foot cruiser, but the noise faded away as Williams hoisted up the bill of an 87-pound marlin sword fish and he was invited to weigh it in at the Balboa Angling club. His craft tests, nitrate service and of such diverse items as minerals and paints. Previously the Gazette ed weekly temperatures by a pencil-control gauge at the laboratory. Begin week the temperatures on the Gazette's front be those recorded on government regulation temperature meter owned by Ed orange grower of North avenue, this city. Lonesome Pup Need 'Some For Two young feminine both needing "some for residing at present at the animal shelter, which is the 1100 block North Oleby the railroad track Spencer, local pound stated. Both pups are friendly telligent, he added. One and white part-collie, a full-blooded Llewelly white with faint black sp. Anyone interested in foramtion may call Sp Anaheim 2131. Each dog owned for the small fo license. PINK RIBBONS A baby daughter was Mr. and Mrs. William Route 1, Box 29, Plain Fullerton Cottage hospice day of last week. miss weighed seven pounds. WELCOME SON Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Route 1, Box 69, Garden became the parents of a who arrived August 3 Joseph hospital. The weighed eight pounds. Goodrich Rites This Afternoon Mineral services are being conducted for Frank Calvin Goodman, 61, who died early Saturday morning at the Fullerton General Hospital after an extended illness, on afternoon (Thursday) at 2 o'clock at Hilgenfeld chapel. A native of Michigan, Mr. Goodman came to California 57 years ago and had lived in Anaheim for nearly a quarter of a century until his family moved in the 1920's. The past four years he had lived in Buena Park at 120 Homewood avenue. Surviving are his wife, Gerald Goodrich of the family one; one daughter, Mrs. Lucille Milesler of San Diego; his father, E. Goodrich of Belvedere Gardens; two brothers, Berleigh Goodrich of Belvedere Gardens and Leal Goodrich of Santa Ana. RETURN TO WESTERN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Clark andaughter, Barbara, of Springfield,inois, have returned home after week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rouland of South Hansen Street, Anaheim. NK RIBBONS A baby daughter was born to Mrs. Wilson Dyer, 10691inclid avenue, Anaheim, at St. Joseph hospital, Sunday. The tinycess tipped the scales at seven pounds and one and one-half ounces. No Hinderance When Bob Williams' 16-foot craft with outboard motor entered Newport Harbor last Monday proudly flying a marlin flag, the local sporting goods store owner was given a loud "razzberry" from the skipper of a 50-foot cruiser, but the noise faded away as Williams hoisted up the bill of an 87-pound marlin sword fish and he was invited to weigh it in at the Balboa Angling club. His craft weighs all of 260 pounds. Trolling with flying fish for marlin with Williams were Brad Downey and Ray Swickert, both of the municipal trailer court in Newport. Less than 15 minutes out of the jetty the first marlin was spotted, hooked 200 yards away. Downey hooked "the big one that got away." At 11:45 o'clock that morning Williams got a blind strike from his marlin which he brought to gaff 31 minutes later. A total of nine marlin were weighed in at the angling club Labor Day, he stated. It's Easy . . . So Easy to Shop and Save in Anaheim. Association Lab Changes Address Association Laboratory opened its doors for "business as usual" at new quarters, 815 Chapman avenue, Orange, early this week, after moving from its former site on West Lincoln boulevard, Anaheim. Owner of the specialized analytical and agricultural "lab" is M. D. Lindsey who, with his wife, lives at 11761 West Lampson avenue, Route 1, Garden Grove. The laboratory's services include pest control, moisture and meter analysis, bacteriological Somebody Looking at You SO BE SURE YOU ARE LOOKING LOVELY IN ONE OF OUR SMART LOOKING SPORT ENSEMBLES WHY WAIT? EASY TERMS Act Today as These Bargains CAN'T LAST! STAYS SILENT...LASTS LONGER Servel The GAS Refrigerator ose big, luxurious Servel gas s. But these bargains CAN'T you too can enjoy Servel's antee . . . plenty of storage or. 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Lonesome Pups Need 'Some Folks' Two young feminine pooches, both needing "some folks," are residing at present at the Anaheim animal shelter, which is east from the 1100 block North Olive street by the railroad tracks, Bob Spencer, local pound master, stated. Both pups are friendly and intelligent, he added. One is a black and white part-collie, the other a full-blooded Llewellyn setter, white with faint black spots. Anyone interested in further information may call Spencer at Anaheim 2131. Each dog may be owned for the small fee of one license. PINK RIBBONS A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Spencer, Route 1, Box 29, Placentia, at Fullerton Cottage hospital Wednesday of last week. The little miss weighed seven pounds, 5½ ounces. WELCOME SON Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Almazan, Route 1, Box 69, Garden Grove, became the parents of a baby son who arrived August 31, at St. Joseph hospital. The newcomer weighed eight pounds. GET MARRIAGE LICENSE Raymond Berry Tunnicliff of Whittier and Lucille Rankin of Anaheim applied for a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana last week. PINK RIBBONS A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buhs, 821 Encanaada street, La Habra Heights, last Thursday at Fullerton General hospital. WELCOME SON Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pelle, 206 South Vine street, Anaheim, who greeted a baby son last Thursday at Fullerton General hospital. It’s LA DONA For All Beauty Service SPECIAL PERMANENTS . . . $3.95 If it’s a certain permanent you want, La Dona handles them all, such as Helene Curtis, Zotus, Duart, Realistic Cream, Rayette. OUR VOLUME MAKES LOW PRICES POSSIBLE! This is a lovely easy-to-manage wave, with Oil Shampoo Creme Rinse and Style Setting. La Dona BEAUTY SALON PERMANENT WAVES Nupad .....$6.75 Duart .....$8.50 Creemen .....$11 Realistic Cream .....$15 122 S. LEMON Phone 4925 Verla Cecil La Dona Policy 1. 2½ to 8 hrs. for Permanent 2. 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SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY—SEPT. 9th - 10th - 11th LAURA SCUDDER'S MAYONNAISE PINTS 39¢ VITA PAK CRUSHED PINEAPPLE NO. 2 CANS 25¢ NUCOA 38¢ SNOWFLAKE CRACKERS 1 LB. PKG. 21¢ CLAPPS STRAINED BABY FOOD 2 for 11¢ FISHER'S Cake Flour 2 LB. BOX 15¢ HUNT'S SOLID PACK TOMATOES NO. 2 CANS 21¢ PICTSWEET PEAS No. 2 Cans 15¢ M.J.B. COFFEE 1 LB. CAN 49¢ 2 LB. CAN 97¢ PILLSBURY'S FLOUR 5 lbs. 45¢ 10 lbs. 85¢ M.J.B. COFFEE 1 LB. CAN 49¢ 2 LB. CAN 97¢ PILLSBURY'S FLOUR 5 lbs. 45¢ 10 lbs. 85¢ TIDE SOAP VEL or DREFT LUX FLAKES 31¢ PUREX QTS. 11¢ :: Vegetable Market :: No. 1 WHITE ROSE POTATOES 10 Lbs. 35¢ LARGE FIRM CABBAGE 2¢ Lb. LARGE FIRM LETTUCE 4¢ CARROTS 5¢ Bunch WONDER FOOD Marshmallows 11¢ 8 OZ. PKG. Meat Dept. Eastern Sliced BACON 59¢ Center Cut PORK CHOPS 78¢ All Meat WEINERS 44¢