anaheim-gazette 1948-09-16

THEY SAY by MARVETTE Your problems, large or small, will melt away when you visit the Betty Rose Shop, 216 E. Center. We welcome Mrs. E. Morgan from our Laguna Beach store, so come in and get acquainted and let her solve your problems. A salute to fall. Our new Doris Dodson Jr., will add a touch to make you feel gay and in step with the new season. We have so many lovely new numbers that you must visit us so we can show them to you. Lauretta's Dress Shoppe, 116 W. Center. A lovely combination of winning colors to greet the football season are to be found in the beautiful line of Janzen sweaters at Clarice Sportswear, 219 W. Center. They are the pick of the campus lovelies. 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 restyle your hair to flatter you... in the new way! Easy to keep... lovely to see. Come in today or call 4006. Our personalized service will please you. Pauline Beauty Salon, 103 E. Center. Candid photo of Congressman John Phillips, conferring with le publicans who sponsored his "report from Washington" on 80th Santa Ana auditorium, is shown with Spencer Browning of Sa and Scott Hoeptner of Huntington Beach, the latter master of Realty Board Resumes Meetings After Vacation Starting the fall and winter meetings with an excellent attendance, members of the Anaheim Realty Board met at the Dorothy-Wade restaurant on Monday evening following the summer vacation. To add to the co- Let us restyle your hair to flatter you... in the new way! Easy to keep... lovely to see. Come in today or call 4006. Our personalized service will please you. Pauline Beauty Salon, 103 E. Center. We specialize in lovely half-size dresses. Our new fall selections are arriving daily and we know you will be pleased with the autumn bright colors. Purtain will keep you 'forever young.' See them today at Masterson's, 180 W. Center. Welcome your friends to the hearth-side where a fire burns brightly. Protect your home and your friends from even a tiny spark with a screen that will be of service as well as beauty. Complete fireplace fixtures. Nadorff Hardware, 148 E. Center. Send your clothes to us for fine treatment. Our careful treatment of your clothes will make you proud to tell your friends where you had your cleaning done. Call 2405 — Acme Cleaners, 920 N. Los Angeles. When you wish a complete, practical but beautiful layette consult our capable sales ladies. They know the necessities and the things to make your layette complete. The Children’s Shop, 721, No. Los Angeles. Exclusively ours—beautiful fall hats to go with dressmaker suits and your fur coat. These hats are so lovely that we invite you to come in and see them and try them on. Gaye Suzanne, 727 No. Los Angeles. Visit the Singer Sewing Center, 170 W. Center, ask questions of our courteous staff. You will find out how much you can save when you learn to sew. Rent one of our new electric machines. They are so reasonable and will save you so much. Keep your Beauty up to date with one of our long lasting season-fashionable permanents moulded into a hair style to Realty Board Resumes Meetings After Vacation Starting the fall and winter meetings with an excellent attendance, members of the Anaheim Realty Board met at the Dorothy-Wade restaurant on Monday evening following the summer vacation. To add to the occasion, a number of wives of members were present for the opening session. Great interest was shown in the reports made by the members when reviewing the various meetings they attended during the summer as representatives of the local board. Announcement was made that a member of the local board, Edwin Pendleton of O'Grady Realty, has been nominated for the office of Regional Vice-President of the 12th District. Presidents and chairmen of all Orange county boards recently met at Newport Beach at the office of Ralph Maskey, 1948 Regional Vice-President of the 12th District, and also president of the Chamber of Commerce of Newport Beach. At this meeting plans for a membership campaign were outlined. To conclude the session, all attending members were taken on a trip through the great Newport harbor area on Maskey's private cabin cruiser. Big plans are being made for the state convention of the California Real Estate Association to be held in Oakland, October 4 to 7 inclusive. Edwin Pendleton, state director, will attend from the local board, as will Frances Backs, secretary, serving as alternate for president John Pickard. Pair to Face Narcotic Charge Frank M. Venegas, 31, of Placentia and Ruben G. Grijalva, 19, of La Jolla camp were to be arraigned tomorrow on charges in connection with possession of marijuana. The pair were arrested late last week in Fullerton as the result of two months of work by agents of the state narcotics squad, Lieut. Tommy Taylor of Anaheim and Lieut. William Hovell of the Fullerton police department. Charges against Benny G. Alvarez of La Jolla camp who was taken into custody at the same time were later dismissed. SERVING WITH NAVAL FIGHTING SQUADRON III Howard F. Still of Anaheim aviation chief machinist’s mate USN, is serving with Fightin Squadron One Hundred Eleven which has just been awarded to Battle Efficiency Pennant and “E” for its general excellence throughout the fiscal year July 1947 to July 1, 1948. As a member of the squadron Still is qualified to wear the “E” badge on uniform, an old peacetime practice revived by the Navy with the recent award which is competitive based on overall battle efficiency Factors incident to squadron operations including administrative efficiency, appearance of personnel, performance of pilots and aircraft in gunnery, rockets bombing and instrument waving were considered. Visit the Singer Sewing Center, 170 W. Center, ask questions of our courteous staff. You will find out how much you can save when you learn to sew. Rent one of our new electric machines. They are so reasonable and will save you so much. Keep your Beauty up to date with one of our long lasting season-fashionable permanents moulded into a hair style to suit your face type. Call us today for an appointment. Violet's Beauty Salon, 105 So. Palm. Dial 4851. Be smart, get an early start on Christmas. A lay-a-way now will save you money, time and worry. There is no nicer gift than that of silver. We have a new shipment coming of 1881 Rogers by Onlida Ltd. Smith Jewelry, 113 So. Los Angeles. Let us make your bowling a pleasure. Join a bowling league, form a club or just meet your friends here for a thrilling game. If you need instructions ask. We will teach you how. Anaheim Bowling Academy, 128 So. Los Angeles. School sports, hunting, fishing any sport is more interesting with the right equipment. We have fine equipment so see us today. L. N. Wisser Sporting Goods, 169 W. Center. ATTEND TOILETRY SHOW TUESDAY Mrs. Earl T. Jackson and Mrs. C. D. Cutter attended the annual pre-Christmas toiletry show at the Alexandria hotel in Los Angeles last Tuesday, buying Yuletide gifts for Jackson’s Drug Company. It’s Easy... So Easy to Shop and Save in Anaheim. Psychiatrist's Report Asked by Court on Flint Pending arraignment of Mrs. Thelma L. Fusha, 22, and Ralph D. Flint on a charge of murdering Mrs. Fusha’s 18-month old son which has been set for tomorrow in the court of Superior Judge Franklin G. West, Judge West has asked for a psychiatrist's report on Flint. S. B. Kaufman of Anaheim has been retained as an associate of Attorney Hugh Gordon to defend Mrs. Fusha. Indications this week were that Public Defender N. D. Meyer would act as counsel for Flint. An indictment of Flint and Mrs. Fusha was returned last weekend by the Orange county grand jury. There are only about four billion acres of arable land left in the world today — not all of it good — which must feed a world population of about two billion. "HANK" SAYS ... The first Orange county applicant for enlistment in the Women's Army Corps, recently made a part of the regular United States Army, and in which women with or without prior military service may now enlist, Patricia L. Starkey, charming daughter of Mrs. Martha E. Starkey, 320 West First street, signed up for three years service. Graduated in 1947 from the Santa Ana high school where she was president of the Girl's Athletic Association, Miss Starkey enrolled in Santa Ana Junior college and for some time was engaged in sales work for the Superior Sales Company. An ardent sports enthusiast, she enjoys tennis and softball and in 1945 was the winner of the southern California diving championship. She is interested in a Medical Corps assignment and plans on receiving training so as to qualify as a surgical technician. Applications are now being taken at all Army and Air Force recruiting stations for enlistment in both the Women's Army Corps (WAC) and the Women's Air Force (WAF). Applicants must meet high standards of character, health and education. Non-veterans must be high school graduates and all applicants must be between ages of 18 to 35 years. Complete information may be obtained at the local recruiting office. September 18, is Air Force Day. On Air Force Day millions of Americans will have an opportunity freer than the air over the of its citizens. Not one per the United States is beyond reach of hostile wings. Every individual should be ested in the men of our Air and the important job they to do. You can show your interest appreciation on Air Force attending the exhibits closest Air Force base or by ping around here at the ing office and pick up you of specially prepared litter. Take this opportunity to know your Air Force better; the newest planes and men who fly them... we have the great mission of America as free as the air. HAVE ANNIVERSARY Dr. and Mrs. William McKee of 111 Emerald avenue, Island, celebrated their w anniversary Wednesday of week. He is an orthodontist Bank of America building city. McKEE SISTERS APPEAR ON TELEVISION PROGRAM The McKee sisters, Pat, age 13, and her 5-year-old twin sisters, Mary and Margie, daughters of Mrs. Jessie McKee of 539 South Resh street, this city, were guest artists on the “Hollywood Opportunity” program on television station KTLA last Thursday evening, Sept. 9, for the 8 p.m. show. These young ladies are students of Mrs. Val Moore, who has recently returned from the Hawaiian Islands where she received instruction in more native dances of the island. Four other students of the studio are scheduled to appear on television in the near future. Before the show, Mrs. Moore and the young ladies were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Black, 6442 La Mirada, Hollywood. LOCAL MAN COMPLETES INDUSTRIAL COURSE Robert W. Richard, 543 South Ohio street, Anaheim, recently completed a 30-week resident course of training in refrigeration and air conditioning under the G. I. Bill of Rights at the Industrial Training Institute, Chicago, Illinois, it was announced by E. L. Freshwater, director of student activities. Obtaining a marriage license were Elias F. Sanchez of Anaheim and Lorenza Mendoza of Placentia late last week at the county court house in Santa Ana. MIGHTY CENTENNIAL YEAR CELEBRATION WHEN SCHOOL Send young school and healthy foods from SA SOFT DRINKS Prices are for contents only. Deposits are extra. Root Beer Cragmont 22 oz bottles 23¢ Orange Soda Gold Rush 22 oz bottles 23¢ Sno-Cola 22 oz bottles 23¢ Ginger Ale Snowy Peak 22 oz bottles 23¢ Strawberry Soda Cragmont 22 oz bottles 23¢ DAIRY FOODS Fresh Milk Lucerne quart carton 19 ¢ Homogenized (Half-gallon carton 38c) Half & Half Lucerne pint carton 23¢ Ice Cream Party Pride pint carton 19¢ GUM & CANDY Chewing Gum Popular Brands carton of 69¢ Hershey Bars 2 for 9¢ Milk chocolate or almond. CINNAMON Imperials 7-oz pkg. 10¢ CHECK THESE VALUES Black Tea Lipton's ½-lb pkg. 63¢ Yellow Label (1¼-lb pkg., 32cl) Tea in Bags Lipton Black package at 10¢ Cookies Weston Geo. Inn Assorted 1-lb pkg. 45¢ Venus Fig Bars 1-lb pkg. 25¢ Gelatin Dessert Jell-well 3-oz pkg. 6¢ Strawberry, Raspberry, Cherry, Lime, Lemon or Orange. HAVE ANNIVERSARY Dr. and Mrs. William McKee of 111 Emerald avenue, Island, celebrated their w anniversary Wednesday o'clock. He is an orthodontist Bank of America building city. There are hundreds of vals of pineapples, in many sizes, and colorings, but the final fruit from which they all developed was Brazilian. PROPERLY MIGHTY CENTENNIAL YEAR CELEBRATION LOS ANGELES COUNTY FAIR Back Again 250 acres of Enchantment ARGEST IN AMERICA--40,000 Varied Exhibits BRILLIANT DAYS and GLAMOROUS NIGHTS! Nations Most Spectacular Entertainment! Illiant Society Horse Show, FIRST 9 NIGHTS Ge Carnival ... Joy Zone World Famed Zacchinis, Human Twin Projectiles National Broadcasts from Beautiful Radio-Television Bldg. 10,000 in Prizes ... No Dust, No Dirt ... Parking for 30,000 Cars URSIONS BY P.E. AND BUS. BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY All New All Different POMONA Sept. 17 - Oct. 3 HORSE RACING DAILY WITH PARI MUTUELS Chewing Gum Popular Brands carton of 20 pkg. 69¢ Hershey Bars 2 for 9¢ Milk chocolate or almond. Cinnamon Imperials 7 oz. pkg. 10¢ CHECK THESE VALUES Black Tea Lipton's ½ lb. pkg. 63¢ Yellow Label. (1¼ lb. pkg., 32¢) Tea in Bags Lipton Block package of 16 19¢ Cookies Westan Geo. Inn Assorted 1 lb. pkg. 45¢ Venus Fig Bars 1 lb. pkg. 25¢ Gelatin Dessert Jell-well 3 oz. pkg. 6¢ Strawberry, Raspberry, Cherry, Lime, Lemon or Orange. Gerber’s Baby Foods 4½ oz. can 8¢ Strained Beets dozen cans 95¢ Clapp’s Carrots Strained 4½ oz. can 8¢ (Dozen cans, 95c) Libby Baby Foods 4½ oz. can 8¢ Garden Vegetables, Vegetables with Bacon, Vegetables with Beef. SHORTENING Royal Satin 1 lb. can 36¢ 3 lb. can 1.03 Snowdrift 1 lb. can 39¢ 3 lb. can 1.10 Spry 1 lb. can 40¢ 3 lb. can 1.15 Crisco 1 lb. can 40¢ 3 lb. can 1.15 LOS ANGELES COUNTY FAIR POMONA SEPT. 17-OCT. 3 PLAN TO ATTEND. SAVE ON FRESH PRODUCE Produce priced by the pound brings you extra savings since you buy just the exact amount you need. There is no waste of food, no waste of money. POTATOES RUSSETTS. PACKED IN MESH BAG 10 lbs. 43¢ CABBAGE CRISP GREEN SOLID HEADS lb. 2¢ GRAPES GIRDLED THOMPSON SEEDLESS EXTRA LARGE, EXTRA SWEET lb. 7¢ LEMONS THIN SKINNED, JUICY FOR BEVERAGES, PIES lb. 13¢ NATIONAL GUARD DAY—SEPTEMBER 16 The National Guard Defends America...JOIN NOW! ATTENDING BARBERS' NATIONAL CONCLAVE Charles A. (Chopper) Brown, local barber, left here Sunday morning, September 5, with plans to attend the national barbers' convention which began Sunday and will continue this week. Enroute he visited in Duluth, Minnesota, and Chicago, Illinois. During Brown's absence for the next two weeks, D. C. Gearhart is presiding over swivel chair No. 2 in the Brown-Kopfer emporium. LEAVE ON WYOMING HUNTING EXPEDITION A party of five local sportsmen left here Monday on a hunting trip for elk, antelope, deer and bear. Out of the allotment of 500 special permits for hunting moose, the group was lucky enough to draw two allotments from the state game commission Those leaving for Cora, on the west slope of the Continental Divide, were Pete Wisser, Art Shipkey, Sr, Dr. Charles Schutz and 'Abe' and 'Red' Cone. PIONEER CITIZEN HAS NEW ADDRESS After residing at the same home address for more than 38 years, C. M. Hollingshead, formerly of 607 North West street, has acquired a new address, 422 South Ohio street, this city. FALL BRIDES It does not matter whether your wedding is small or large complete with one of our delicious, beautifully decorated cakes. Even on short notice your cake will be decorated in your colors, and be ready when you desire. $5.00 up AMPLE PARKING — FREE HOW YOUR Air Force better. See the newest planes and meet the men who fly them...men who have the great mission of keeping America as free as the air. AVE ANNIVERSARY Dr. and Mrs. William McCarthy 111 Emerald avenue, Balboa Island, celebrated their wedding anniversary Wednesday of last week. He is an orthodontist in the bank of America building, this year. There are hundreds of varieties of pineapples, in many shapes, colors, and colorings, but the original fruit from which they were developed was Brazilian. AMPLE PARKING — FREE KLAPPER'S HOME BAKERY Established 1924 1106 Lincoln Ave. Phone 3110 Anaheim, Calif. IN SCHOOL BELLS RING All young scholars off alert healthy with wholesome foods from SAFEWAY Watch appetites soar as young folks answer the call of textbook and school playground. Keen young minds and husky bodies demand plenty of wholesome, nourishing food to carry them through each busy school day. At Safeway you'll find ideas for hearty breakfasts, interesting lunches, delicious dinners. And remember these foods are priced low every day of the week. You can save money every day at Safeway. MARGARINE Sunnybank 1-lb. ctn. 39¢ Allsweet Made by Swift 1-lb. ctn. 39¢ Durkee's 1-lb. ctn. 39¢ Blue Bonnet Yellow Quik 1-lb. ctn. 42¢ Delrich E-Z Color 1-lb. ctn. 42¢ PAPER GOODS Waxed Paper Kitchen Charm 125-ft. cell 20¢ Waxed Paper Wax-Tex cell 125-ft. cell 21¢ Sandwich Bags Silk Wax pke of 40¢ 8¢ Mrs. Wright's BREAD Freshly baked, sliced and wrapped. For school lunches. Butter & Egg standard leaf 17¢ White or Wheat standard large leaf 18¢ (Cracked Wheat standard leaf 15¢ BEVERLY PEANUT BUTTER Stabilized, no oil separation. Excellent for sandwiches. 8-oz. jar 1-lb. jar 2-lb. jar 21c 35c 69c Peter Pan Peanut Butter 12-ounce size jar 33c Skippy Peanut Butter Creamy or Chunk Style 1-lb. jar 37c Real Roast Peanut Butter 1-lb. jar 33c 2-lb. jar 63c PROPERLY TRIMMED MEATS At Safeway, meats are trimmed "waste-free" before weighing (see sketch) assuring you more good-eating meat in each pound you buy. For extra value in meat, buy the modern way, trimmed before weighing. OTHER SPREADS Grape Jelly California Morning 2-lb. jar 42¢ Grape Preserves Kern 2-lb. jar 35¢ Fruit Jam Kern Peach or Apricot 2-lb. jar 35¢ Kern Preserves Apricot-Pineapple 2-lb. jar 39¢ Waxed Paper Sandwich Bags Silk Wax 125-ft. roll 21¢ (Standard loaf, 13c) Cracked Wheat standard loaf 15¢ PROPERLY TRIMMED MEATS At Safeway, meats are trimmed "waste-free" before weighing (see sketch) assuring you more good-eating meat in each pound you buy. For extra value in meat, buy the modern way, trimmed before weighing. RIB ROAST FIRST FIVE RIBS OF TOP GRADES OF BEEF. 7" CUT lb. 89¢ LAMB ROAST FULL 5-RIB SHOULDER NECK AND SHANK REMOVED lb. 65¢ SMOKED PICNICS 6-8-LB. SIZE lb. 59¢ OREGON SMELT PAN READY NO WASTE lb. 33¢ SPARE RIBS Tender meaty pork ribs. lb. 59¢ FOTTED MEAT Libby brand. For Sandwiches. 3¼-ounce size can 9¢ SANDWICH SPREAD Lunch Box brand. Fine flavor. 8-oz. jar 21¢ pint jar 36¢ GRAHAM CRACKERS Oven-Glo. Children like them. 1-pound Size Box 21¢ MARSHMALLOWS. Fluff-I-est brand. Tender, fresh. Four ¼-lb. pkgs. in 1-lb. box 25¢ LEMON DROPS Packed in Cellophane bags. Special Value! 6-oz. bag 10¢ REAL ROAST PEANUT BUTTER 1-lb. jar 33¢ 2-lb. jar 63¢ OTHER SPREADS Grape Jelly California Morning 2-lb. jar 42¢ Grape Preserves Kern 2-lb. jar 35¢ Fruit Jam Kern Peach or Apricot 2-lb. jar 35¢ Kern Preserves Apricot-Pineapple 2-lb. jar 39¢ Cheese Spread Kraft 5-x. jar 25¢ Pimenta Cream, Pineapple Cream, Olive Pimento, Relish Cream. FOR FACE & NANDS Cashmere Bouquet 2 bars 23¢ Fine toilet soap. Palmolive Bath Soap bar 13¢ Lifebuoy Soap 2 bars 19¢ White King Toilet Soap 3 bars 23£ SweetHeart Luxury Bath Soap 2 bars 19£ Large Swan Soap bar 17£ FOR DISNES & CLOTNES Peet's Soap Granulated 33-ox. box 42£ Super Suds Concentrated 23-ox. box 34£ Dash Soap Granulated 33½-ox. box 42£ White King Granulated Soap 46-ox. box 70£ Par Soap Granulated 3-lb. pkg. 63£ Duz Soap Granulated 20½-ox. pkg. 34£ Rinso Soap Granulated 23-ox. pkg. 34£ NOUSENOLD ITEMS Liquid Bleach White Magic (Half-gallon, 22c; quart, 2 for 23c) Scotch Cleanser 2 lbs. box 21£ Red Oil Polish Old English bottle 8-oz. bottle 10£ SAFEWAY PRICES LISTED EFFECTIVE THROUGH MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1948, IN LOCAL SAFEWAY STORES. RIGHT TO LIMIT RESERVED...NO SALES TO DEALERS