anaheim-gazette 1948-09-16

CLASSIFIED Real Estate Sales 191—Houses for Sale NEW SUB-DIVISION Midway Manor Custom Built Homes 800 BLK. SO. LOS ANGELES 2 BEDROOM HOMES $11,000 3 BEDROOM HOMES $14,000 Immediate Occupancy F. C. Piepenbrink 107 S. Los Angeles St. Phs. 2406 - 2079 $2500 DOWN 2 MI. W. ANAHEIM Delightful 3 BDRM. SPANISH STUCCO County Home on lot 115x200. Entry Hall, large Living Rm., separate Dining Rm., cozy Breakfast Rm. Built-in Bunk Beds & Stall Shower for children. Walk-in closets. Unit heat. Own deep well. Full Price.....$12,500. Bal at 5% JESS MEDARIS MARGARET LINSON Real Estate Sales 191—Houses for Sale Country and City Homes ½ acre. 6 rm. home plus guest house, bar-B-Q, double garage & work shop, wash house, 15 fruit trees, grapes, chic equipment, new $450 rug, Venetian blinds. All go at $9,650. 7 rooms; 3 bedrooms, beautifully decorated and landscaped home. Plenty of shade and fruit trees, grapes and flowers. Double gar. & wash house. Extra big lot fenced. A real bargain. Only $10,500. TO BUY or SELL CALL A.E. Robertson, Realtor 314 W. Center St. Ph. 5268 ANAHEIM USE YOUR Anaheim Gazette SHOPPER and YOUR ANAHEIM GAZETTE Published Each Week—Mailed—Not thrown to Residents of North Or... Delightful 3 BDRM. SPANISH STUCCO County Home on lot 115x200. Entry Hall, large Living Rm., separate Dining Rm., cozy Breakfast Rm. Built-in Bunk Beds & Stall Shower for children. Walk-in closets. Unit heat. Own deep well. Full Price.....$12,500. Bal at 5% JESS MEDARIS MARGARET LINSON 275 E. Center Phones: Off. 5019 - Res. 4111 ANAHEIM USE YOUR Anaheim Gazette SHOPPER and YOUR ANAHEIM GAZETTE Published Each Week—Mailed—Not thrown to Residents of North Orange Co. PHONE 2206 LAKE'S ... SPOT SPECIALS ALL WOOL SPORT COATS Values to $25 $17.50 FOR SCHOOL "T" SHIRTS All Colors 85c DRESS SHIRTS Reg. $4.00 $2.95 ALL WOOL Leisure Jackets Values to $22.50 $13.95 ALL SWIM TRUNKS 33 1/3 OFF LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Values to $5.00 $2.95 LAKE'S MEN'S WEAR 225 W. CENTER PHONE 3534 New School Area Left Up To Committee (Continued from Page 1) possible use of available rooms under crowded conditions if they failed to do so could be accused of segregation of Mexican ancestry which state law now provides severe penalties for both school management and members of board of trustees. In deciding to make the change the board explained in the minutes of its meeting: “Increased housing in the section, increased traffic hazard on Los Angeles street, and fact that school facilities will have to be used to the limit in order equalize the pupil load per teacher were all factors in causing the tendance area to be changed. “Parents whose children will tend this school are asked to the building... They will find rooms in this building bright cheerful and they will be equipped with the same equipment as other schools. One class room may be used for activity work, front of the building, used as classroom rooms, may be converted into a comfortable auditorium complete with stage and dress rooms, or can be used for community programs and P.T. meetings.” LAKE'S MEN'S WEAR 225 W. CENTER PHONE 3534 COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. 277 East Center St. NEED MONEY? IT PAYS TO KNOW There’s no red tape—no delay—when you apply for a loan at Commonwealth, Anaheim’s newest loan office. Just stop in, write or phone for any amount, $10 to $1000. Tell us how much you need and that will give us a chance to have the loan papers ready and your loan approved when you stop in to pick up the money. Now Open 277 E. Center St. THE PLACE TO GO Anaheim’s Newest Loan Office It’s Common Sense to See Commonwealth LOAN COMPANY 277 East Center Street Phone 2202 (Across from Grand Theatre) Business Established 1887 "A-hhh, that feels good!" sighs honeymoon by stretching out on park—in stockinged feet. Couplelier, with shoeless gentleman M. Uhlmann with Speed Graph Fair Plans Are Progressing, Group Meet Wed. More than 60,000 square feet of land, not including that of the show will house a panorama commercial, agricultural and exhibits of the 1948 Orange Fair October 28-31 inclusion on the 10-acre grounds at La Palma streets, this it was announced during a meeting of the Thirty-Sec-Agricultural District Association Wednesday night at the number of Commerce offices. H. Kellogg, committee chair-presided. W. Moeller, secretary-man-of-the Chamber of Comms, was authorized by the committee to sign a contract for electrical and other specialized equipment of Community featuring 70 cages of wild animals, side shows, 12 rides for children and adults, operated by Pan-American Amusement Company of Venice. The layout of a commercial initial tent and big top to house boths and display room for 20 exhibits, was also agreed at last night's meeting. Phil Sims was named program ad-hoc of commercial exhibit space. September 29 at 7:30 p.m., theory committee of 29 members to the board of Orange Coun-servers will meet with the second agricultural com-mute to formulate far reaching plans for this year's and future Meeting place for the two committees will be announced. Soviet Pawn Mrs. Oksana Kosenkina, 52, Russian schoolteacher, jumped from the third floor of the Russian Consulate-General in New York City to escape being returned to her homeland. She was taken to a New York hospital with multiple fractures and serious internal injuries. Mrs. Kosenkina's dramatic leap came after a week-long struggle over her custody between the Russian Consulate and anti-Communist Russians who claimed she had asked them for protection. British Buy More Orange Concentrate The British Food Ministry last weekend ordered an additional 100,000 gallons of orange concentrate from the Exchange Orange Products company. This latest order raised the total amount the Food Ministry has on order from EOP to 400,000 gallons. The order was accepted at $3.10 per gallon, the same price as was made on the previous order. It is estimated 8000 tons of Valencia oranges will be required to bake apples. 4 apples ½ cup brown sugar ½ teaspoon cinnamon ½ cup seeded raisins 4 teaspoons soft butter or margarine ½ cup water Granulated sugar The best apple for baking is one that holds its shape and yet bakes through thoroughly. Winesap, McIntosh, Jonathan and Wealthy are best. Wash and carefully core apples. Peel ½ of the skin away from the blossom end. This will keep the skin from bursting and the apples stand up pertlike. Mix the brown sugar, cinnamon, raisins and butter or margarine. Now pack this in the cores of the apples. The more you stuff in, the better the flavor of this dessert. Put the apples on a rack in the bottom of a skillet. Add water, cover and steam very slowly for 50 minutes or until apples can be pierced easily with a fork. Sprinkle a little sugar on each apple and place in the broiler for just a few minutes until there is a beautiful glaze. Serve them hot or cold with cream to 4 real apple lovers. BABY BOY BORN Mr. and Mrs. Finis Drinkwater, 12052 Katella road, this city, welcomed a baby son, Monday at St. Joseph's hospital. NEW DAUGHTER A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, 12452 Stanton boulevard, Garden Grove, Monday at St. Joseph's hospital. The tiny miss weighed seven pounds and one ounce. America was called Vinland by Leif Ericsson because when he reached its coast around the year... The British Food Ministry last weekend ordered an additional 100,000 gallons of orange concentrate from the Exchange Orange Products company. This latest order raised the total amount the Food Ministry has on order from EOP to 400,000 gallons. The order was accepted at $3.10 per gallon, the same price as was made on the previous order. It is estimated 8000 tons of Valencia oranges will be required to produce the additional 100,000 gallons of concentrate. This additional order, the Exchange says, may have some effect upon the natural strength juice canning program at EOP. In the event fruit supplies run short, preference will be given the concentrate use. This might result in reducing EOP's natural strength juice output this season to around half a million cases. This is a small amount in comparison to the estimated citrus juice production from all states of over 50 million cases this year. Prices on canned Texas and Florida citrus juices are still very low and the Exchange management believes the concentrate outlet to be the more desirable of the two. Enrollment in Schools Again Break Record For the first time in its history Anaheim Union high school opened this week with an enrollment exceeding 1000. First day's enrollment was 1032. First day's enrollment last year was 967. Anaheim elementary schools opened Monday with a total enrollment of 1645. This was 53 more than the total first day enrollment last year. By schools the first day enrollment in the elementary schools was: Fremont 369, Benjamin Franklin 307; Horace Mann 225; George Washington 245, Lincoln 190, Broadway 209 Primary (La Palma) 100. By midweek enrollment at Primary school had increased to 110. PINK RIBBONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hall, 525 North Bush street, became the parents of a baby daughter who arrived Tuesday at Fullerton General hospital. SUGAR AND SPICE comed a baby son, Monday at St. Joseph’s hospital. NEW DAUGHTER A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, 12452 Stanton boulevard, Garden Grove, Monday at St. Joseph’s hospital. The tiny miss weighed seven pounds and one ounce. America was called Vinland by Leif Ericsson because when he reached its coast around the year 1000 he discovered an abundance of wild grapes. Attention Students! New Portable Typewriters Call Ana. 5358 for demonstration TYPEWRITER, ADDING MACHINE & ELECTRIC SHAVER Service, Supplies & Rentals ANAHEIM OFFICE EQUIPMENT SERVICE 812 East North Street this school are asked to visit building . They will find the in this building bright and useful and they will be equipped with the same equipment as the schools. One class room will used for activity work. The of the building, used as two rooms, may be converted into a comfortable auditoriumplete with stage and dressing or can be used for comity programs and P. T. A. plays. The play ground is large and fenced and the school will adequately staffed for kindergarten and the first four grades, Mrs. Fannie C. Pritchett as principal and third grade teacher,ander Jimenez, fourth grade; Leonora J. Clark, second; Mrs. Grace E. Finefrock, grade, and Mrs. Vincent Anton, kindergarten. George Washington 245, Lincoln 190, Broadway 209 Primary (La Palma) 100. By midweek enrollment at Primary school had increased to 110. PINK RIBBONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hall, 525 North Bush street, became the parents of a baby daughter who arrived Tuesday at Fullerton General hospital. SUGAR AND SPICE A baby daughter was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smiley, 7072 Brady street, Anaheim, Tuesday at Fullerton Cottage hospital. The new-comer tipped the scales at eight pounds and seven ounces. NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilson, 118 South Main street, Placentia, became the parents of a baby daughter born Saturday at Fullerton General hospital. Photo Classics hh, that feels good!" sigh these newlyweds as they begin theirymoon by stretching out on the greensward of a Milwaukee, Wisc.,in stockinged feet. Couple at left tied the knot a few hours earwith shoeless gentleman at right as best man. Photo by ArthurHlmann with Speed Graphic in daylight. SEE IT NOW ON DISPLAY NOW AVAILABLE 151 N. 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