anaheim-gazette 1948-10-28

Fishing, Hunting News Received Last minute fishing and duck hunting information was received by Bob Williams, local sporting goods store owner, this week. Best duck hunting is reported at Palo Verde. Trout are most plentiful at Eldorado, Nevada, 28 miles below Boulder Dam on the Colorado river, and at Lake Gregory. Complete information concerning Eldorado may be obtained from Williams who reported that trout are being caught fly fishing at Big Bear and Arrowhead Lakes, although not to the same extent. Port Orange fishermen stated that Ben Bottger of this city, took top angling honors last week with a catch of a 42-pound black sea bass. Out of that harbor 17 anglers found white sea bass plentiful as well as small white sea bass and halibut which ran "thick and fast" but have average weight of under three pounds. The party was aboard the "Missawitt." In the Balboa bay and Harbor area halibut and jack snout are also being taken. County School Gets Allocation The state allocations board today put the final stamp of approval on a grant of $218,926 for the Westminster school district in Orange county. The funds previously were tentatively approved subject to further study by the allocations division. The money will be used in two projects, one for two, and one for four additional classrooms and facilities. Christopher Columbus in 1498, was the first navigator to discover Venezuela. In 1499 it was more carefully examined by Vesucious, who gave it its name. Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Alabama, in the order named, are the largest sweet potato growing states of the United States. CYPRESS Mrs. Mabel Hein honored with a sun shower at the home of St. Pierre on Lincoln Thursday evening, twenty-first. Mrs. R. Mrs. Dwight Jahr hostesses. Some forty-were bidden, each beautiful and useful little new-comer who could not attend sent evening was spent games and participating "stunts" in keeping wi casion. Mrs. Heitman wily the first and second teacher at Centralia school. T. J. Boyd, owner Drive-In Nursery is his property with three and twenty-five feet walk. The Weigert triplets head lines again this year their father, George W. invited by the "Free program to appear on the cast over KNX on the evening at 8:30. When he felt when told her father of triplets, he that he thought he sur the jack-pot. He was with many lovely gifts before the little boys wore the hospital dubbed t and C. The ABC Washington people heard of the truth their temporary names ed the mother with washer. The daddy was new suit of clothes. They were given three dozen the new safety-pinless w three high chairs. The year old daughter, Gayla been asking for a new BRING THAT COST OF LIVING DOWN! Featherbedding—collecting pay for work not performed—adds 20% to the cost of everything you buy! It is rampant in railroading, building, shipping, amusements, and nearly every other industry. Proposition 3 strikes a body blow at featherbedding. TO BRING COSTS DOWN, VOTE YES ON 3! California Committee Against Featherbedding. HOW RADICALS PLOT TO SEIZE OUR STATE THROUGH PROPOSI Watch Out, Americans! PROPOSITION 13, to amend the Constitution, has been exposed as a scheme to AN INNER CIRCLE OF RADICAL agitators and political extremists hatched th Senate. Many innocent people have been fooled. It is a scheme that must THROUGH PROPOSITION Watch Out, Americans! PROPOSITION 13, to amend the Constitution, has been exposed as a scheme to AN INNER CIRCLE OF RADICAL agitators and political extremists hatched th Senate. Many innocent people have been fooled. It is a scheme that must l OUR CONSTITUTION. WOULD BE AMENDED and our American system of gov would be disbanded and an entirely new Senate elected, and could be contro UNDER RADICAL BOSSES our democratic government can be weakened and des foment strife. If these radical bosses succeed in passing this amendment to the Co of the State government. You can't appease them. You can't do business with th MEMBERS OF LABOR UNIONS don't want dictators. VOTE NO! • F representation. VOTE NO! • SMALL BUSINESSES don't want to be stro MOTHERS don't want their children to lose their heritage of equ VOTE NO! on #13 Proposition 13 is opposed by— California Congress of Parents and Federation • League of California Cities California • Federation for Security o Golden West and hundreds of similar organiz SAVE OUR FORM OF GO COMMITTEE AGAINST SENATE CYPRESS NEWS Mrs. Mabel Heitman was honored with a surprise stork shower at the home of Mrs. H. J. St. Pierre on Lincoln boulevard. Thursday evening, October twenty-first. Mrs. R Dillon and Mrs. Dwight Jahr were co-hostesses. Some forty-five guests were bidden, each bringing a beautiful and useful gift for the little new-comer who is expected to put in "her" appearance sometime in December. Those who could not attend sent gifts. The evening was spent in playing games and participating in "stunts" in keeping with the occasion. Mrs. Heitman was formerly the first and second grade teacher at Centralia Elementary school. T. J. Boyd, owner of Boyd Drive-In Nursery is improving his property with three hundred and twenty-five feet of cement walk. The Weigert triplets made the head lines again this week, when their father, George Weigert was invited by the "Free For All" program to appear on their broadcast over KNX on Wednesday evening at 8:30. When asked how he felt when told he was the father of triplets, he remarked that he thought he sure had hit the jack-pot. He was presented with many lovely gifts. It seems before the little boys were named the hospital dubbed them A, B and C. The ABC Washing machine people heard of the triplets and their temporary names so presented the mother with an ABC washer. The daddy was given a new suit of clothes. The little boys were given three dozen diapers of the new safety-pinless variety and three high chairs. The little two-year old daughter, Gayle, who had been asking for a new little sister from Lyen Furs which she wore on her return trip home to Brooklyn. Mr. Bacigalupi is working on another picture at Fox Studios. This one is with Betty Greble and is at present called "The Beautiful Blonde From Bashful Bend." The last picture prior to this one, with Ida Lupino, called "Road House" has just been released. Mr. Bacigalupi was displaying about four inches of curly hair sticking almost straight up and about an inch and a half of beard which he was required to grow for the picture, Mary, his wife, was groaning the he would be wearing this "make-up" for at least another month. Ten ladies who live on Camp street planned a little surprise luncheon in honor of Mrs. George Holetz on her wedding anniversary. The social gathering was at the home of Mrs. R J. Edwards and the guests all arrived bringing gifts for the kitchen. The final tabulation on White Gold day shows the amount of $2,370.63 as cleared and to be applied to the Cypress Recreation Park fund, according to Mr. Pauline Flynn, secretary-treasurer of the organization. Auto Injures Girl at Play Ten year old Sally Joan Bengochea, 839 North Palm street, raid after a ball which had been thrown over a back yard fence at 843 North Pine at the moment, Robert E. Callison, 18, of 13092 East Vermont drove through the ally with three friends. The car struck the little girl, inflicting severe bruises and burns. After her injuries were attended to at Anaheim Community hospital she was released to her father, Peter A Bengochea. PLAN TO WED UN Regional Worker to Speak Miss Elsie Jensen, regional director of the southwest region of the American Association for the United Nations, will speak tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 o'clock in Fremont Junior high school auditorium. Coming direct from a field staff conference of the UN, Miss Jensen will give current information on the international group's activities. Her topic will be "Building Our Tomorrows." This meeting is being given under the auspices of the Orange county chapters of Delta Kappa Gamma society. About one of every eight deaths is due to cancer, the American Cancer Society points out. Frequency of Celebrated Edison Concert Ceremonies marking the Southern Company's three-change program will at 10 a.m., Tuesday company's La Fresa sundo Beach where thrown to change feeder lines from operation. Harry Jerman of the Edison company completing the $375. R. E. Bacon, did for the company he that 1,179 former lines had been cycle current since of the program. He was presented with many lovely gifts. It seems before the little boys were named the hospital dubbed them A, B and C. The ABC Washing machine people heard of the triplets and their temporary names so presented the mother with an ABC washer. The daddy was given a new suit of clothes. The little boys were given three dozen diapers of the new safety-pinless variety and three high chairs. The little two-year old daughter, Gayle, who had been asking for a new little sister and received three little brothers instead, was given three little girl dolls. Mrs. Miona Seymour of Laguna Beach spent four days with Mabel Dyer last week, going from her place to Arcadia for a week to visit with another friend who was ill. Mrs. Dyer entertained Mrs. Lyen and son, Lynn, at dinner during Mrs. Seymour's visit. The three women are old friends of long standing. Mr. and Mrs. Bacigalupi of San Gabriel and Mr. and Mrs. Lomangino of Brooklyn, New York, were visitors at the Grace Wiley zoo and at the Lyen fur store, Sunday. The two ladies are sisters. Mrs. Lomangino bought a fur coat after a ball which had been thrown over a back yard fence at 843 North Pine at the moment. Robert E. Callison, 18, of 13092 East Vermont drove through the ally with three friends. The car struck the little girl, inflicting severe bruises and burns. After her injuries were attended to at Anaheim Community hospital she was released to her father, Peter A Bengochea. PLAN TO WED Maurice R. Carmichael of Anaheim and Lois Lorene Carpenter of La Habra obtained a marriage license this week at the county court house in Santa Ana. SUGAR AND SPICE A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Felix Requejo of La Jolla Camp, Flacentia, Monday at the Orange County hospital. The tiny miss tipped the scales at six pounds and three ounces. University extension work in the United States was started in 1888, when it was introduced by Dr. Neville Dowey, then librarian of Columbia university. The Island of Jamaica is the largest of the British West Indies. THIS WEEK AT SAFEWAY: To help you get set for baking values on flour. Be ready to turn for the family. Stock up today on favorite brands are on sale at low prices. APPLE CIDER Tree Top brand. gallon jug 69¢ Martinelli brand. quart 24¢ gallon 89¢ CHEESE Oregon mild cheddar. Excellent for sandwiches or in cooking. 49¢ DAIRY FOODS Fresh Milk half gallon 38¢ qt. 19¢ Lucerne Homogenized, Packed in cartons. Half & Half Lucerne pint 24¢ Coffee Cream Lucerne pint 41¢ FOR PIES, CAKE Pie Crust Mix Pie Crust Family Kitchen Apple Pyequick Cookie Mix OPPOSITION #13 exposed as a scheme to seize control of our Government! extremists hatched this clever plot to overthrow our scheme that must be defeated. American system of government overthrown. Our Senate and could be controlled by radical bosses. can be weakened and destroyed. Their purpose is always to amendment to the Constitution they could gain control can't do business with them. Vote NO on Proposition 13. dictators. VOTE NO! • FARMERS don't want taxation without don't want to be strong-armed out of existence. VOTE NO! lose their heritage of equal rights and civil liberties. VOTE NO! As a red-blooded American who believes in our form of government, vote NO on Proposition 13. opposed byCongress of Parents and Teachers • California Farm Bureau League of California Cities • County Supervisors Association of Federation for Security of Schools • Native Daughters of the hundreds of similar organizations who fight for good government SAVE OUR AMERICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT! AGAINST SENATE REAPPORTIONMENT Oregon mild cheddar. Excellent for sandwiches or in cooking. 49¢ lb. DAIRY FOODS Fresh Milk half gallon 38¢ qt. 19¢ Lucerne Homogenized, Packed in cartons. Half & Half Lucerne plot 24¢ Coffee Cream Lucerne plot 41¢ Buttermilk Lucerne quart 14¢ Cottage Cheese 1-lb. pkg. 27¢ Blossom Time, Cream or Former. WINE Red Table Wine fifth 55¢ Monte Cristo, Burgundy. White Table Wine fifth 59¢ Monte Cristo, Southerne. Wine is offered for sale only in Safeways, licensed to sell it. Taxes are additional. Wine in full case lots, all one type or assorted types, less 10% discount. VALUES IN PRODUCTION APPLES Crisp, juicy, red eating apples. GRAPEFRUIT Naturally sweet, juicy, Size 80. HEAD LETTUCE Crisp, solid heads. Fine for salads. PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1948. IN LOCAL SAFEWAY STORES, RIGHT TO LIMIT RESERVED. NO SALES TO DEALERS. Girl Scout News Glenda Smith was elected president of Girl Scout Troop No. 23 at Benjamin Franklin elementary school during the first meeting of the year held on campus recently. Under the leadership of Mrs. Walter Taylor and Mrs. Archie Henry, the troop elected other officers to serve with the president including Kathleen Henry, vice-president; Lois Swint, secretary; Joan Peacock, treasurer, and Sandra Sangster, scribe. Irene Sanchez was welcomed as a new member by the group of scouts. Future plans include the creating and selling of Christmas cards, calendars, stationery and informal cards. Retail Sales in County in New All-Time High A new all-time high in dollar volume of retail sales was enjoyed by Orange county retail establishments during 1947, when the sales total reached $188,268,000, according to preliminary estimates released by the research department of the California State Chamber. Frequency Change Celebrated by Edison Company Ceremonies marking the completion of Southern California Edison Company's three-year frequency change program were conducted at 10 a.m., Tuesday, at the company's La Fresa substation in Redondo Beach when a switch was thrown to change the last seven feeder lines from 50 to 60-cycle operation. Harry J. Bauer, chairman of the Edison Company board of directors, threw the switch completing the $37,500,000 project. R. E. Bacon, district manager for the company here, announced that 1,179 former 50-cycle feeder lines had been changed to 60-cycle current since the beginning of the program. Electrical service of Commerce. Orange county's retail sales dollar volume last year represents a 19 per cent gain over the county's 1946 sales, which totalled $158,245,000, and 275.7 per cent over the 1939 volume of $50,-112,000. One of the outstanding educational booths at the Orange County Fair in Anaheim, October 28 - 31, will be that of Kurt Koesel who will extract the healthful juice of papayas before your eyes. Mr. Koesel is recognized as a national authority on the benefits of papayas, having discovered during his own illness, that papaya juice is good for stomach alliments. When he wished to make the remedy available to other sufferers he found there were no papaya juice extracting machines made and so he designed his own. He has been in the papaya business in Orange County for the last nine years, starting his enterprise in Buena Park in 1939 and moving to his present shop at 10831 Manchester boulevard in 1942. The opportunists offered to the individual to secure the comforts of life are better than are found elsewhere. — President Benjamin Harrison. In 1930 the production of sugar, both cane and beet, in the United States was 1,357,000 short tons. In 1940 the production had increased to 2,263,000 short tons. RAY & OSCAR CLEANERS THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS MAIN OFFICE-PLANT 630 So. Los Angeles - Ph. 4014 VALENCIA HOTEL AGENCY 182 W. Center - 2281 1104 Lincoln - 60931 For the Busy Down-town Person SAFEWAY: FLOUR SALE help you get set for baking days ahead Safeway offers you outstanding ies on flour. Be ready to turn out taste tempting home-baked treats the family. Stock up today on flour and other baking ingredients. Your write brands are on sale at low prices. Come in today ... select your needs. KITCHEN CRAFT 10-lb. bag 75¢ Enriched Flour. (5-lb., 47c; 25-lb., 2.09) FRESH EGGS carton of one dozen 65¢ Breakfast Gems, medium size grade A. IRST QUALITY QUARTERED BUTTER urdell brand, packed in cartons 69¢ lb. MIRACLE WHIP craft's Salad Dressing 29¢ pint jar M-J-B COFFEE rip or regular grind 49¢ 1-lb. can GLOBE "A1" Enriched White Flour. (25-lb. bag, 2.09) 5-lb. beg 47¢ GOLD MEDAL Enriched White Flour. (10-lb., 89c; 25-lb., 2.09) 5-lb. beg 47¢ PILLSBURY Enriched White Flour. For all baking uses. 10-lb. beg 89¢ HARVEST BLOSSOM Enriched White Flour. (25-lb. bag, 1.79) 10-lb. beg 79¢ BISQUICK Gold Medal Biscuit Flour. Add liquid, mix, bake. 40-oz. pkg. 45¢ CINCH CAKE MIX Spice, Gold, or White. (Devil's Food, 16-oz., 38c) 17-oz. pkg. 38¢ FOR PIES, CAKES, BISCUITS 19¢ Pie Crust Mix Pillsbury 9-oz. 17¢ 24¢ Pie Crust Family Kitchen 10-oz. 19¢ 41¢ Apple Pyequick Crocker 12-oz. 37¢ SAFEWAY MEATS are trimmed before weighing... SO YOU SAVE MONEY For example: LAMB SHOULDER ROAST MIRACLE WHIP craft's Salad Dressing M-J-B COFFEE rip or regular grind FOR PIES, CAKES, BISCUITS 19¢ Pie Crust Mix Pillsbury 9-oz. pkg. 17¢ 24¢ Pie Crust Family Kitchen 10-oz. pkg. 19¢ 41¢ Apple Pyequick Crocker Betty 12-oz. pkg. 37£ 14¢ Cookie Mix Occident 16-oz. pkg. 30£ 27¢ "A1" Biscuit Flour 20-oz. pkg. 25£ Hot Roll Mix Duff's 14½-oz. pkg. 25£ Hot Roll Mix Pillsbury 14½-oz. pkg. 25£ BAKING AIDS 59¢ Vanilla Extract 2-oz. 35¢ 1-oz. 20¢ Schilling brand (4-oz bottle, 65c) Cream of Tartar Schilling 2-oz. 15¢ Royal Baking Powder 12-oz. 47£ Calumet Baking Powder 1-lb. con 19£ (8 ounce can, 10c) Clabber Girl Baking Powder 2-lb. con 24£ (10 ounce can, 9c) K C Baking Powder 25-oz. con 23¢ in PRODUCE NORTHERN JONATHANS 4 lbs. 25¢ FRUIT .5¢ ETTUCE .5¢ salads. SAFEWAY MEATS are trimmed before weighing... SO YOU SAVE MONEY Note in sketch how Safeway removes the neck and heavy shank bone before lamb shoulder roast is offered for sale. You pay only for the meaty center portion. LAMB ROAST SHOULDER, 5-RIB NO NECK, NO SHANK lb. 59¢ STEWING FOWL NEW YORK DRESSED lb. 49£ BEEF ROAST STANDING RIB 7-INCH CUT lb. 79£ BEEF STEAK SIRLOIN CUT lb. 87£ TOP SIRLOIN BEEF STEAK lb. 1.25 CLUB BEEF STEAK lb. 93£ PORTERHOUSE BEEF STEAK lb. 97£ N.Y.CUT BEEF STEAK lb. 1.49 T-BONE BEEF STEAK lb. 93£ FILLET BEEF STEAK lb. 1.59 MAZOLA OIL For cooking use. (pint 42c) quart 80¢ VANILLA FLAVORING Westag brand, Imitation. 4-oz bottle 9¢ WESSON OIL quart 78¢ pint 40¢ CANE SUGAR 10-lb bag 87¢ 5-lb bag 44¢ SLICED BREAD Mrs. Wright's standard white or wheat large leaf 18¢