anaheim-gazette 1948-10-14

Letter Writing Week to be Observed Over Nation Oct. 17-23. How often do you think about the letters you write—or should write—and what they mean to people? Every one in their life experiences remorse because of neglecting to write letters, answering those which mean so much to you and those dear to you, whether family or friends. No one gets so busy, it has been wisely said, that he can afford to let friendship fade away, especially when a little thoughtfulness—in the form of a letter now and then—would make everybody a lot happier. To make a New Year's resolution two and a half months ahead, start off National Letter-Writing Week, Oct. 17 to 23, by writing those letters now and then, as all resolutions should be kept, keep on writing letters. In past years, postmasters, postal employees and the public generally have shown enthusiastic and widespread interest in the observance of this meritorious event and this year will be no exception. There's genuine happiness in keeping track of folks through letters—hearing what they're doing, exchanging confidences and news and encouragement. They keep friendships alive, span the long miles and years; they're the mortar that holds families together, the links to home when people are scattered to the ends of the earth. When you write a letter, you're a little bit of the brotherhood of man; you're thinking of others—and doing something about it. That's the satisfaction you get from writing letters. National Letter-Writing Week has become an annual observance to bring to the minds of the public the joy of writing letters and receiving them. Scandinavians Invited to VACA Meeting A meeting to organize a local lodge of the Vasa Order of America will be held at Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, 302 West Fifth street, Santa Ana, October 15, at 7:30 p.m. Persons of Scandinavian descent living in Anaheim and vicinity are invited to attend. The Vasa order is a fraternal organization for American-Scandinavians. Primary purpose of the order is the distribution of sick and death benefits to its members. The secondary purpose is the development of Scandinavian culture in America. The order has 408 affiliate lodges in 32 states and six provinces of Canada. The order was organized in 1890. Open to both men and women, the order carries on an extensive youth program and sponsors several young peoples' societies. Oscar Nelson, district master for southern California, will preside over the meeting. Refreshments will be served. Many Job Seekers Few Job Takers (Western News Service) Although 2558 persons were listed as seeking jobs through the Book Review Added Feature Library Service, Presenting a new library service, the review best and latest book heard beginning next morning, Oct. 15, at 10 a.m. Local library when Greer Scarborough offers reviews to the University Los Angeles for a month. If the patrons want continued, stated Mills provided the library with the attendance is sufficient warrant it, the review presented after the month trial period. The library board feels very excellent program the services of the library we have in Annapolis; they ask your cooperation tending these reviews. Of reviews will be held third Friday of each month; convene for one hour a.m. The public is cordial to attend each and every these reviews and hear books discussed by Mr.ough. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE RADIOCASSETS Residents of this village hear a lecture on "Proving the Truth of Science in Human Affairs will be radiocast over KFWB (980 kc) on Sunday October 17, at 3 Thirty-second Church Scientist, Los Angeles turer, Ralph Castle, of When you write a letter, you're a little bit of the brotherhood of man; you're thinking of others—and doing something about it. That's the satisfaction you get from writing letters. National Letter-Writing Week has become an annual observance to bring to the minds of the public the joy of writing letters and receiving them. IT'S A BOY! Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Villacana of Route 2, 68-B, Placentia, who welcomed a seven pound, eight ounce baby son, Sunday at the Orange County hospital. Many Job Seekers Few Job Takers (Western News Service) Although 2558 persons were listed as seeking jobs through the Santa Ana department of employment office during August, the office placed only 844 in employment. In addition, the office sent 78 persons to agricultural jobs. VALUES LOW PRICES SAVINGS RED ARROW days at SAFEWAY LOW PRICES VALUE SLICED APPLES Comstock brand. Serve Apple pie with cheese for dinner. 20-oz. can 17¢ VALUE BLUEBERRIES Stewarts or Sealand brand. Delicious in blueberry pie 20-oz. can 35¢ VALUE PUMPKIN Moonbeam golden pumpkin. A favorite with pie make. 29-oz. CAN TEA, COFFEE Black Tea Pennant 4-oz. pkg. 25¢ Black Tea in Bags Package of 48 47¢ Green Tea in Bags Package of 18 15¢ SAFEWAY MEAT VALUES At Safeway you can be sure of real value in meat every time you buy. The prices are low, the quality is high. SLICED APPLES Comstock brand. Serve Apple pie with cheese for dinner. 20-oz. can 17¢ TEA, COFFEE Black Tea Pennant 4-oz. pkg. 25¢ Canterbury. Black Tea in Bags Package of 48 47¢ Canterbury. (Box of 16 bags, 17c) Green Tea in Bags Package of 18 15¢ Canterbury Folger's Coffee 1-lb. can 54¢ Regular or drip. Edwards Coffee 2-lb. can 1.02 (1-lb. can, 52c) Nob Hill Coffee 2-lb. bag 85¢ ENTER NOW! Win $9,000.00 IN HOME FURNISHINGS 101 other prizes KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR CONTEST Entry blanks and details at store. KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR 5-lb. bag 47¢ 25-lb. bag 2.09 SAFEWAY MEAT VALUES At Safeway you can be sure of real value in meat every time you buy. The prices are low, the quality is high. HAMS EASTERN SUGAR CURED SKINNED HAMS. POPULAR BRANDS. WHOLE OR HALF lb. GROUND BEEF PACKED IN VISKING CASING lb. GROUND ROUND PACKED IN VISKING CASING lb. BOILING BEEF PLATE MEAT lb. SHORT RIBS OF BEEF lb. PORK CHOPS CENTER CUT LOIN lb. PORK ROASTS Loin End Cuts lb. 69¢ SAFEWAY PRODUCE VALUES Your Safeway has farm-fresh produce, sold by weight to give you full value in every purchase. POTATOES U.S. NO. 1 IDAHO BUSSETS MESH BAG 10 lbs. 39¢ APPLES FANCY JONATHANS WASHINGTON GROWN lb. 9¢ ORANGES SWEET JUICY IN 7-LB. MESH BAG 7 lbs. 29¢ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NO SALES TO DEALERS. SAFEWAY SAVINGS Pancake Flour Suzanna (40-oz. pkg., 28c) Flapjack Flour Alber's (21-oz. pkg.) Pancake Flour Globe A-1) Syrup Sleepy Hollow Tomato Juice Sunny Down (18-oz. can, 10c) Graham Crackers Oven-Glo Mazola Oil quert 89¢ Wesson Oil Pie Crust Mix Pillsbury Cookie Mix Occident Vanilla Westag Imitation 4-oz. Powdered Sugar C&H Book Reviews an Added Feature to Library Service Presenting a new feature as a library service, the reviewing of the best and latest books will be heard beginning next Friday morning, Oct. 15, at 10 a.m. at the local library when Mrs. Mary Greer Scarborough of Los Angeles will present the reviews. Mrs. Scarborough comes most highly recommended, having given book reviews to the University club in Los Angeles for a number of months. If the patrons want this service continued, stated Miss Calnon, provided the library board feel the attendance is sufficient to warrant it, the reviews will be presented after the first three month trial period. The library board feels this is a very excellent program added to the services of the very fine library we have in Anaheim and they ask your cooperation in attending these reviews. This series of reviews will be held on the third Friday of each month for the next three months and will convene for one hour, 10 to 11 a.m. The public is cordially invited to attend each and every one of these reviews and hear the latest books discussed by Mrs. Scarborough. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE RADIOCAST Residents of this vicinity may hear a lecture on the subject "Proving the Truth of Christian Science in Human Affairs" which will be radiocast over Station KFWB (980 kc) on Sunday afternoon October 17, at 3 p.m. from Thirty-second Church of Christ, Scientist, Los Angeles. The lecturer, Ralph Castle, of San Francisco Demands Commy Spies Be Prosecuted Immediate and vigorous prosecution of alleged Communist spies uncovered by the House Committee on Un-American Activities was proposed Tuesday night by Congressman Richard M. Nixon, of Whittier, member of the probe body. Speaking to a 300-capacity crowd at a dinner meeting sponsored by the Republican Assembly at Santa Ana Masonic Temple, Nixon issued a stinging indictment of the "New Deal Administration" for its "mishandling" of Communists. He alleged that for three years the Administration knew of Communist infiltration but did not correct it, nor did it report to the people, seek to control it or oust the foreign agents. "TheThese people were not 'small fry' but had the best education and came from the best families; they held the best government jobs," Nixon declared. "Being a Communist before the war seemed no liability but a recommendation for a wartime job in the government." He recommended legislation to prevent "cold war treason" and called for new remedial laws to control espionage. But he said he believed that "Communist activities must be brought into the open; Communism is dangerous only when underground. The mask of patriotism and loyalty has been torn from American Communists who, testimony proves, are willing agents of a foreign power." Presiding at the meeting was Mrs. Lloyd Loveland of Newport Congressman Richard M. Nixon geles, vice chairman of the Women's Division of the Republican State Central Committee. DEMAREE AT STATE SUPERINTENDENT'S CONFAB Paul Demaree, Anaheim Union high school superintendent, attended the opening sessions of the state superintendent's conference at the Municipal Auditorium in Long Beach, Wednesday of last week. Also present was Henry Walsworth, member of the local high school board of trustees. The conclave closed Saturday. Proposition Would 'O' 50 Counties Close to 50 Californians will become poor Annies” in event that 13 passes in the general election on Nov. 26. This statement vowed B. Wellington, San Diego and chairman County Committee No. 13 who leaders in the fight he terms, “one of pieces of legislationted to the California Continuing his f Wellington said: "The cruel step case would be a cian or labor boss formia's big cities. “If the measure complete control om men. Nearly 50 co left with only a frator. Domination and assembly by s be practically assu "Actual figures California's four b—Los Angeles, Alameda and San CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE RADIOCAST Residents of this vicinity may hear a lecture on the subject "Proving the Truth of Christian Science in Human Affairs" which will be radiocast over Station KFWB (980 kc) on Sunday afternoon October 17, at 3 p.m. from Thirty-second Church of Christ, Scientist, Los Angeles. The lecturer, Ralph Castle, of San Francisco, is a member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship. Since 1935 the landowners of Oklahoma have constructed more than 10,000 farm ponds. Prevent "cold war treason" and called for new remedial laws to control espionage. But he said he believed that "Communist activities must be brought into the open; Communism is dangerous only when underground. The mask of patriotism and loyalty has been torn from American Communists who, testimony proves, are willing agents of a foreign power." Presiding at the meeting was Mrs. Lloyd Loveland of Newport Beach, vice president of the sponsoring Republican Assembly. Nixon was introduced by Congressman John Phillips of this district. Special guest of the evening was Mrs. Margaret Brock of Los An- 2nd BIG WEEK! Continuing our big value event with more savings for you! In every section of the store you'll find low price features offering you a real chance to cut down food costs. Some outstanding values are listed below. Check them...and then come share in the savings your nearby Safeway offers. Look for the red Arrow shelf markers at Safeway. They'll guide you to real values. CRISCO SHORTENING 1-lb. can 39¢ 3-lb. can 1.09 LUNCH MEAT Morrell's Snack 12-oz. can 39¢ BUTTER BURDELL—QUARTERS FIRST QUALITY lb. 75¢ GRADE A EGGS OAK GLEN LARGE SIZE cartoned dozen 65¢ PINEAPPLE CALIFORNIA MORNING CRUSHED—IN EXTRA HEAVY SYRUP 14-oz. tall can 19¢ PUMPKIN Moonbeam golden pumpkin. A favorite with pie makers. 29-oz. CAN 9¢ SPRY With Cake-improver. 3-lb. can 1.09 SNOWDRIFT Vegetable shortening. 3-lb. can 1.07 ROYAL SATIN All purpose shortening. 3-lb. can 1.03 SWIFT'NING Swift's bland lard. 3-lb. can 1.07 PIE MIX Comstock Pumpkin. 20-oz. can 21¢ Furnish your home Morning Asking for MAPLE Bedrooms As traditional as yesterday, yet as new as the row, and a welcome "find" for our customers have asked repeatedly for GOOD maple. I drawers, spool carving, good lines and large rors are just a few of many good features. MAPLE Dining Rooms Sturdy, good looking and ready to give you service. The table seats four. The set has fine details and workmanship. Charming cabinets in mellow maple that provide a beautiful background for your colorful china and knacks. We handle the following line: CRAWFORD - CALIFORNIA S HEYWOOD WAKEFIEL PUMPKIN Moonbeam golden pumpkin. A favorite with pie makers. 29.oz. CAN 9c VALUES value in meat every the quality is high. SUGAR CURED HAMS. BRANDS. WHOLE OR HALF lb. 63¢ PACKED IN ISKING CASING lb. 59¢ PACKED IN ISKING CASING lb. 79¢ PLATE MEAT lb. 39£ EEF lb. 43£ PS CENTER CUT LOIN lb. 89£ in End Cuts lb. 69¢ SAFEWAY SAVINGS Pancake Flour Suzanna 3½-lb. pkg. 40¢ (40-oz. pkg., 28c) Flapjack Flour Alber's 21½-lb. pkg. 32¢ Pancake Flour Globe A-1 40-oz. pkg. 32¢ Syrup Sleepy Hollow 24-oz. bot. 39£ Tomato Juice Sunny Down 46-oz. cen. 23£ (18-oz. can, 10c) Graham Crackers Oven-Glo 1-lb. pkg. 21£pg. Mazola Oil quart 89º pint 45£pg. Wesson Oil pint 43£pg. Pie Crust Mix Pillsbury 9-oz. pkg. 17£pg. Cookie Mix Occident 16-oz. pkg. 30£pg. Vanilla Westog Imitation 4-oz. bot. 9£pg. Powdered Sugar C&H 1-lb. stm. 11£pg. SNOWDRIFT Vegetable shortening. 3-lb. can 1.07 ROYAL SATIN All purpose shortening. 3-lb. can 1.03 SWIFT'NING Swift's bland lard. 3-lb. can 1.07 PIE MIX Comstock Pumpkin. 20-oz. can 21£pg. PIE CRUST Mrs. Singer's. 8-oz. pkg. 13£pg. MINCE MEAT None Such. Concentrated. 9-oz. pkg. 18£pg. SPECIAL OFFER $1.75 Value—Plastic Garment Bag for 50c and one Par box top. See display in your nearby Safeway for order blanks. THE NEW PAR SOAP The Granulated soap with "HELIO" 21-oz. pkg. 32º cnt. 3-lb. pkg. 62º cnt. BREAD, COOKIES Sliced Bread Mrs. Wright's large std. feaft White and Wheat (Standard loaf, 13c) Cookies Westons Geo.Irn 1-lb. pkg. 45º (Assorted) Vanilla Wafers Westons 12-oz. pkg. 35º THIS IS NATIONAL WINE WEEK Your nearby Safeway has a wide selection of quality wines, attractively priced. Appetizer Wine Fifth 68º (Monte Cristo, Pale Sherry) Red Table Wine Fifth 55º (Monte Cristo, Burgundy) Wine is offered for sale only in Safeways licensed to sell it.Wine in full case lots,one type or assorted, less 10% discount. PRICES LISTED IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1948, IN LOCAL SAFEWAY STORES. Sturdy, good looking and ready to give you service.The table seats four.The set has fine details and workmanship.Charming cabinets in mellow maple that provide a beautiful background for your colorful china and knacks. We handle the following line: CRAWFORD - CALIFORNIA S HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD FURNITURE GUILD Lovely Lamps o Nothing can quite equal the charm of Colon of genuine northern hard maple in Old Colon skin Parchment with bouquet motifs. Table Lamp A "picture lamp" for your favorite room. Proposition 13 Would 'Orphan' 50 Counties Close to 50 California counties will become political "Orphan Annies" in event Proposition No. 13 passes in the California general election on November 2. This statement was made by M. B. Wellington, Santa Ana attorney and chairman of the Orange County Committee Against Proposition No. 13 who is among state leaders in the fight against what he terms, "one of the most vicious pieces of legislation ever submitted to the California voter." Continuing his figure of speech, Wellington said: "The cruel stepfather in this case would be a machine politician or labor boss in one of California's big cities. "If the measure should pass, complete control of state government will be in the hands of such men. Nearly 50 counties would be left with only a fraction of a senator. Domination of both senate and assembly by such men would be practically assured. "Actual figures tell the story, California's four big-city counties—Los Angeles, San Francisco, Alameda and San Diego—already elect 49 out of the 80 members in the assembly. Based on the 1940 census, these same counties would have a majority of 21 against 19 in the senate. After 1950—using new census figures for 1950—the senate majority would reach upward to from 23 to 25 of the senate's 40 members. "California's smaller cities, its towns and farming districts would be without a voice in state legislation." FORMER RESIDENTS GUESTS AT TED KUCHEL HOME Mr. and Mrs. Ed Howell of Santa Catalina Island, former Anaheim residents, were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuchel of Yorba Linda. They left here early this week after enjoying several days with the Kuchel family. A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Byron, 1227½ Lincoln Boulevard, Anaheim, last Thursday at Fullerton General hospital. PHONE 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" 350 W. Center, Anaheim ON EXTENDED VISIT HERE WITH COUSIN Mrs. Eulalie Stalts of St. Louis, Mo., is visiting with her cousin, Alex Moore of Yorba Linda, and plans to make an extended visit. Mrs. Stalts has travelled extensively over the world. She has traveled through the Latin American countries and at one time made her home in India, visiting many European countries while residing there. To Farmers and Small Business Firms Your bookkeeping can be done by mail. Our service will . . . 1. Keep your books. 2. Furnish you with trial balance and profit and loss statements each month. 3. Provide you with necessary business figures for your Federal and State income tax returns. We can keep your books for you cheaper and better than you can keep them yourself. If you are interested, we will be pleased to call and explain this method to you. There is no obligation. C. E. Holcomb 1221 E. Central Ave. Fullerton Phone: 354 More Homemakers Than Ever Are looking for MAPLE Bedrooms MAPLE Living Rooms Many homemakers prefer good maple, because it gives them the opportunity of creating a colorful, informal room that appeals to the whole family. The frames are hand rubbed, and the homespun fabrics will wear and wear. Dining Rooms and ready to give you good four. The set has fine qual- manship. Charming corner able that provide a beautiful colorful china and knick the following lines CALIFORNIA SHOPS WAKEFIELD The following lines CALIFORNIA SHOPS D WAKEFIELD FURNITURE GUILD Lamps of Maple Colonial Charm of Long Ago al the charm of Colonial lamps. They're made rd maple in Old Colony finish. Shades are Pigouquet motifs. Bridge Lamp And an unusual treatment in a bridge-style chimney lamp. Beautiful styled. Lovely proportions. Visit Our MAPLE ROW for just the Pieces You Need Maple Chairs Coffee Tables Maple Tables Lamp Tables Hutch Cabinets Rockers SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. 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