anaheim-gazette 1948-09-23

Stunning shades for fall Cavalier Green, Cashe, Rust, and Magnolia. The Nathalie Nicoll dressy blouses are dainty, and smart with your new fall suit or skirt. Textron blouses also come in lush fall shades. Gaye Suzanne, 727 No. Los Angeles. If you are unhappy with the way your hair looks, and don't feel smart and up to date. Call 4851 for an appointment. We will set you out on the right foot feeling smart and full of confidence. Violet's Beauty Salon, 105 So. Palm. Designed on the Junior Beam... Super streamlined for your neat sweet figure... Fashioned of beautiful, colorful fabrics... designed to take you places. This is your Joan Miller junior dresses. The Jr. Rendezvous, 721 N. Los Angeles. Do you like to sew and yet lack a machine? Call at the Singer Sewing Center, 170 W. Center and make arrangements for the rental of a new electric machine—the cost is small—the savings are large. Sewing classes are now in session. Slenderizing, and smooth are the results of a well fitting girdle. For that expert fit go to Masterson's, 180 W. Center and Ray Klingensmith, of the H and K Motor Sales on South Los Angeles street, in this city, along with his family and more than 1000 dealers and their families attended the formal showing of the Kaiser 1949 model automobile when it was presented to southern California at the Municipal Auditorium in Long Beach last Saturday. Present at the occasion were several high officials of the Kaiser Corporation, including Joe Frazer, Henry Kaiser, Jr.; Henry Kaiser, Sr.; Edgar Kaiser and the well- Do you like to sew and yet lack a machine? Call at the Singer Sewing Center, 170 W. Center and make arrangements for the rental of a new electric machine—the cost is small—the savings are large. Sewing classes are now in session. Slenderizing, and smooth are the results of a well fitting girdle. For that expert fit go to Masterson's, 180 W. Center and ask about a Nemo (sensation) Bestform, Perma-lift, or Roth-Creation. All good fitting girdles. Always in demand, is the smart gal who knows one of the big secrets to popularity is always looking well groomed. Send your clothes to us to be cleaned the Monite-way. Acme Cleaners, 920 N. Los Angeles. Dial 2405. 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. A fire is always comforting to watch and adds so much to your home. Enhance that beauty with new fireplace fixtures, designed with an eye to beauty and safety. Nadorff Hardware, 148 E. Center. Fall styles need brand new coiffures. We're ready now to put your hair "in shape" for the coming festive autumn season. Phone 4006, Pauline Beauty Salon, 103 E. Center. I saw some lovely blouses at Clarice Sportswear, 219 W. Center, today. They are ideal for the new pencil-lined skirts. They were Peggy Martin Originals and come in beautiful shades of grey, pink and gold. Just introduced this week on the popular radio show “Stop the Music” is the new ladies expansion watch band “Speidel Golden Chord.” It is reasonable and so dainty and lovely. You can get it at Smith Jewelry, 113 S. Los Angeles. Jeans and flannel plaid shirts are a must for the small-fry set at school. Betty Rose, 216 E. Center, have a large new selection of these bright plaids Angeles street, in this city, along with his family and more than 1000 dealers and their families attended the formal showing of the Kaiser 1949 model automobile when it was presented to southern California at the Municipal Auditorium in Long Beach last Saturday. Present at the occasion were several high officials of the Kaiser Corporation, including Joe Frazer, Henry Kaiser, Jr.; Henry Kaiser, Sr.; Edgar Kaiser and the well-known commentator, Walter Winchell, who gave talks to the assembled audience. Plans for the coming year were presented in which the officials and dealers are striving to attain top place in the sales of new cars in the United States. At present, the corporation ranks in seventh place, an unequaled record for a concern celebrating just two years in the automotive business, selling 300,-000 cars in less than this time. The highlight of the meeting was the presentation of the new model cars when a Hollywood movie actress presented a convertible model in a pleasing and unique manner. Faint rumbling noises grew louder and louder, intermingled with various colors flashing against steam, until a thunderous noise was subsided as huge fans blew the steam away and on a revolving platform the beautiful new car came into view, slowly turning as though a live model were fashioning the latest creation in style for an admiring audience. The entire assembly of guests were then taken to the Long Beach Rifle range where they were served a delicious barbecue dinner and there were privileged to see the complete line of 1949 Kaiser Deluxe Specials, in multicolored selections and the Fraser Manhattan, a new model. Before leaving for home, the dealers went to the Long Beach factory where they were privileged to drive home one new model of the Kaiser for display in their showrooms, and which the H and K Motor Sales are proudly presenting to the public. LICENSE SUSPENDED The driver’s license of Charles Agustus Hunt, Route 4, Box 8101, South Rio Vista, Anaheim, was ordered suspended today by the State Department of Motor Vehicles. Hunt, it was stated, has been convicted twice of driving while intoxicated. Five Orange county residents had their licenses revoked and ten others also re- Expected at F.B. Convention The 30th annual convention of the California Farm Bureau Federation, representing nearly 55,000 farm families, will be held in Sacramento, November 15 - 18. C. W. Musser, state delegate of the Orange County Farm Bureau quoted Federation President Ray B. Wiser as anticipating the largest attendance in the 30 years history of the organization. Delegates and members from 51 County Farm Bureaus will take part in the meeting, said Musser, and adopt policies for the coming year. Wiser announced that many prominent men and women already have accepted invitations to address the Sacramento convention. Among these are: Mrs. Raymond Sayre, of Iowa, president of the Associated County Women of the World; Edward A. O'Neal, of Alabama, former president of the American Farm Bureau Federation; United States Senator Edward Thye, of Minnesota; Roger Fleming, of Washington, D.C., director of the American Farm Bureau Federation’s Washington office. Invitations also have been extended by Wiser to United States Senator Hugh Butler, of Nebraska; Governor Earl Warren; and Lieutenant Governor Goodwin J. Knight. “Our annual convention is the highlight of our Farm Bureau year of accomplishments,” says Musser. “It is also the period in which we project our programs and activities for the future.” ENLISTS FOR THREE YEARS IN NAVY With plans of finishing his college work under the Navy’s school program, Norman K. Johnson, 18, nephew of Herschel P. Clausen, 137 Primrose avenue, Placentia, signed up for a three-year cruise in the Navy and was sent direct to the San Diego station to start his boot training after passing mental and physical examinations in Los Angeles last week. He will endeavor to finish his college training. Johnson attended Fullerton Junior college one year and will try for the Navy’s electrical school and strive for an electrician mate’s rating in addition to finishing his college course. PINK RIBBONS Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Powell Just introduced this week on the popular radio show "Stop the Music" is the new ladies expansion watch band "Speidel Golden Chord." It is reasonable and so dainty and lovely. You can get it at Smith Jewelry, 113 S. Los Angeles. Jeans and flannel plaid shirts are a must for the small-fry set at school. Betty Rose, 216 E. Center, have a large new selection of these bright plaids from which to choose. You'll love their practicability and the kiddies will love them too. Let us insure your bowling pleasure for the fall and winter months. Bowling leagues are forming daily. You'll find a world of pleasure, good sportsmanship and the making of new friends at the Anaheim Bowling Academy, 128 So. Los Angeles. Hunting season is now officially open. Our equipment will make your hunting a pleasure. Come in today and let us supply you with the necessary things. L. N. Wisser Sporting Goods, 169 W. Center. Put highly nutritious and satisfying sandwiches into the school lunch box. Meat and fish, cheese, eggs, and peanut butter are all fine basic fillings, and the enriched bread supplies energy, important B-vitamins, and iron. A favorite "scholar's sandwich" is ham and cheese in a bun, or a liverwurst and tomato combination. Sardine, egg salad, and cream cheese and jelly sandwiches are others which can be prepared often. Occasionally, for variety, include a baked bean sandwich seasoned with chilli sauce and thinly sliced onion. The highest temperature recorded in Honolulu in the last 55 years was 90 degrees in October, 1891, the lowest 52 degrees in 1902. LICENSE SUSPENDED The driver’s license of Charles Agustus Hunt, Route 4, Box 8101, South Rio Vista, Anaheim, was ordered suspended today by the State Department of Motor Vehicles. Hunt, it was stated, has been convicted twice of driving while intoxicated. Five Orange county residents had their licenses revoked and ten others also received suspensions. The safe-sure way to save is to invest in U.S. Savings Bonds. Enroll for the Payroll Savings Plan where you work. PINK RIBBONS Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Revell, 117 South Philadelphia street, Anaheim, welcomed a six pound, nine and one-half ounce baby girl last Thursday at Anaheim Community hospital. NOW OPEN The Newly Remodeled CALIFORNIA COFFEE SHOP 100 E. CENTER, ANAHEIM Serving: 24 hours a Day - Closed Sunday BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER - Excellent, Well Prepared Food - Quick, Efficient Service - Attractive, Relaxing Surroundings R ATTENDS SHOWING Gives Tips on Saving Values Of Manures Tips on preserving the values of chicken and rabbit manures were given this week by H. W. Longfellow, assistant farm advisor. Spreading the manure on the soil as soon as it is acquired is the surest way, he says. The next best plan is to dry the manure quickly, for dry manure decomposes but little. If manure must be stored moist, the water content should be increased to the point where heating will not take place, but it should not be so wet that liquid drains from the pile. Peat moss, straw litter, or waste hay absorbs moisture and retards loss of nitrogen. Powdered gypsum or acid phosphate added at the rate of two to ten per cent by weight acts as an effective preservative of nitrogen. Under no circumstances should lime or ashes be used. The fly menace can be reduced by covering the manure with dry earth while it is being held. It may be stored in screened sheds away from flies and the screens painted with DDT to kill the flies that are attracted. NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Steve Muro, Route 3, Box 375, Anaheim, became the parents of a baby daughter weighing nine pounds, three and one-half ounces, at the Orange County hospital Monday. California Farm Income Up 13% Since Last Year California farmers’ gross receipts from marketings averaged 13 percent over correspondence months in 1947, according to Alfred J. Lundberg, past president of the California State Chamber of Commerce, who has made report on economic conditions in the state to the board of directors. Crop and marketing outlook said Lundberg, generally are more favorable this year than last. A record-breaking cotton crop of about 950,000 bales is in pect. Cotton and grain prices under last year’s peak, but prices returns from citrus fruits, grape and many deciduous and dye fruits are mostly over 1947 levels. Except for truck crops we spotted yields and comparably favorable price returns, many of the major fruit and field crops. Beauty Pet Head to toe grooming . Program. First a consult needs—then a new hairdresser stimulating facial by our familiarize those who Phone 4925 and our Make will arrange a complimentary personalized make-up for La Dona’s Phone 4925 Beauty Three estates from Orange county, totaling $385.73, for which no heirs could be found, were deposited with the state treasurer during July and August, State Controller Thomas H. Kuchel announced today. NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Steve Muro, Route 3, Box 375, Anaheim, became the parents of a baby daughter weighing nine pounds, three and one-half ounces, at the Orange County hospital Monday. The 1949 KA More and FOR THREE NAVY ans of finishing his col- under the Navy's school Norman K. Johnson, 18, of Herschel P. Clausen, rose avenue, Placentia, for a three-year cruise navy and was sent direct on Diego station to start training after passing and physical examinations lasles last week. He will finish his college Johnson attended Fuller-college one year and for the Navy's electrical strive for an electrician in addition to finish-college course. NOW OPEN the Newly remodeled FEE SHOP AHEIM closed Sunday - DINNER red Food ce Surroundings H & K MO 626 So. Los Angeles California Farm Income Up 13% Since Last Year California farmers' gross results from marketings averaged percent over corresponding years in 1947, according to Ed J. Lundberg, past president of the California State Chamber Commerce, who has made a contribution on economic conditions in state to the board of directors. Up and marketing outlooks, Lundberg, generally are more stable this year than last. Record-breaking cotton crop out 950,000 bales is in prosCotton and grain prices are last year's peak, but price is from citrus fruits, grapes many deciduous and dried are mostly over 1947 levels. It for truck crops with d yields and comparably untable price returns, many of major fruit and field crops show normal or above normal yields, and higher prices than last year. Commodity Credit Corporation announcement of plans to purchase up to 200,000 tons of dried fruits assures a stable market for prunes and raisins. The index of farm real estate values for the Pacific states dropped from its July, 1947 peak of 216 to 207 in July, 1948, in contrast to a continued upward trend over the nation as a whole. Living costs are about nine per cent higher than a year ago. The retail food price index shows an 11 per cent increase, with much greater increases in such items as meats and dairy products. LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was obtained by Earl C. Ewing of Garden Grove and Evelyn Louise Nell of Santa Ana, this week at the county court house in Santa Ana. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Beauty Personified Head to toe grooming . . . a specialty of La Dona Beauty Program. First a consultation to determine your special needs—then a new hairdo for you and your activities . . . a stimulating facial by our charmologist . . . complimentary to familiarize those who have never used Charm Products. Phone 4925 and our Make-up specialist, Miss Jean Lande will arrange a complimentary demonstration treatment and personalized make-up for you. La Dona's VERLA CECIL phone 4925 Beauty Salon 122 S. Lemon St. Prepare today for the unexpected event of tomorrow. U. S. Savings Bonds are your "ace in the hole." TO OPEN SOON Orange County CRAFT CENTER Enjoy making your own gifts CRAFT & ARTS Supplies & Instructions in Figurine Painting Copper Tooling Leather Craft and others 263 E. CENTER 'Ph. 5184 KAISER... here today! More than 103 new features and refinements Proved—by more than two billion miles of owner driving! Approved—by a quarter million proud and happy owners! Improved—by 103 new features and refinements in the car that already led the way! That’s the new KAISER for 1949, on display now in our showrooms! Come in and see it—drive it! We can give you quick delivery—with or without trade-in. Service wherever you go—the Kaiser-Frazer service organization is now one of the four largest in the industry. now in our showrooms! Come in and see it—drive it! We can give you quick delivery—with or without trade-in. Service wherever you go—the Kaiser-Frazer service organization is now one of the four largest in the industry. K MOTOR SALES Angeles Phone 6351 ANAHEIM