anaheim-gazette 1949-02-17

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Part of Xmas Seal Funds to be Used For Heart Disease The California Tuberculosis and Health association, an affiliate of the American Heart Association, announced its participation in the educational program of the American Heart Association's 1949 campaigned which will be conducted February 7-28. The national association is sponsoring a drive raise funds for research, education and community service in diseases of the heart, according to Dr. S. J. McClendon, chairman of the Heart Advisory committee of the California Tuberculosis and Health association. No Official Fund-Raising Thus, although the American Heart association's appeal for funds will reach many California through the various facets of campaign, no official fund-raising program will be carried forward in any part of the state. Instead, Dr. McClendon said, the California Tuberculosis and Health association will employ its facilities for the distribution of literature and information about the heart diseases. Part of this education program will be carried on during National Heart Week starting February 14th, St. Valentine's day. Seal Funds Allocated Dr. McClendon explained that in many areas of the state fund would be allocated to support the American Heart association's program. All these funds are contributed in California through the sale of Christmas Seals. "We announced prior to the Christmas Seal Sale this year that part of these funds would be used for diseases of the heart, and that is being done," said Dr. McClendon. "The feasibility of joint action is illustrated by the fact that cases of heart disease are sometimes found through chest X-ray taken to disclose the presence tuberculosis." EPH KESSLER BACK FROM NEW YORK Eph Kessler of the Anaheim Textile Store, 112 East Central street, returned home last week from a ten-day buying trip in New York City. He traveled by Rob Airlines, Hollywood. AMPLE PARKING — FREE KLAPPER'S HOME BAKERY Established 1924 1106 Lincoln Ave. Phone 3110 Anaheim, Calif. DOLLAR DAY SAVE DOLLARS Deep Spring WHISKEY 8 yr. old straight whiskey Reg. 6.85 Fifth.....4.99 PIUMA WINES Fifths . . . .54 ½ Gals. . . .1.29 Gallons . . .2.49 Imperial BEER 8 CANS.....$1 Case 24 Bottles $2.65 Pride of CUCAMONGA Fifths ..... .50 ½ Gals. .....1.25 Gallons .....2.24 Special $1 Off GOVERNMENT HOUSE RUM 86% PROOF Reg. 3.98—NOW.....2.98 Phone 4438 W CENTER FIVE POINTS S. WEST - LINCOLN LIQUOR STORE W CENTER - N. WEST 1119 Lincoln Anaheim We Deliver January Bond Sales Highest Two Years Last month's total of $19,212,326 Series E U. S. Savings Bonds to Southern Californians was largest for any one month in just two years, J. B. Messick,utor of Treasury Bond sales in area, reported yesterday. Is figure exceeded that of Darby, 1948, by $1,816,503 and $8,883,918 greater than lastuber's total. The last monthord a higher E Bond saleswas January, 1947. Ss of F and G Bonds lastth aggregated $7,469,133,ing the total for the threefor the month to $26,681,460. December's F and G Bondtotaled only $2,941,765. Range county's total of U. S. Bonds sales lastmonth 720,278.30, of which $475,-went into Series E. Complete figures for the calendar 1948, formerly announced 6,891,051.77, are now cor- to include an additional 8,000, resulting from a midseries F and G special off-The new and final 1948 total for southern California is 89,051.77. Part of Xmas Sealands to be Used for Heart Disease California Tuberculosis health association, an affiliate American Heart association,ince its participation in the national program of the Amer- heart association's 1949 cam- Launch Kenney Fund Campaign With motion picture stars collaborating in the plans, the campaign to erect and equip a $300,-000.00 polio clinic is being launched this week by the Southern California Chapter of the Sister Elizabeth Kenney Foundation, Inc. Tentative plans revealed by Superior Judge George A. Dockweiler, president of the chapter,calls for a $100,000.00 building,$50,000.00 for equipment,and the balance of $150,000.00 for treatment,training of Kenny technicians, teaching and research. Local chairmen have been appointed in most population centers of the southland to supervise the activities of the campaign in their areas. Rosaline Russell, firm star and vice-president of the chapter,who was starred in the film demonstrating Sister Kenny's famed methods of restoring crippled polio patients to normal health,heads the film colony campaign activities. Contributions may be made by mail to southern California Chapter Headquarters,Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation,634 South Western avenue,Los Angeles 5. Handlers of Fluorescent Lights Warned Attention has been called in literature and in a number of circulars received at the office of the Division of Industrial Safety con- Ray Darby, LA County Civic Leader To Speak at Associated Chambers Commerce Meeting Next Tuesday Night Raymond V. Darby, chairman of the board of supervisors of Los Angeles county, heads a group of outstanding guest speakers at the dinner meeting of the Orange county associated chambers of commerce,next Tuesday evening February 22 at the Santa Ana Community Center, 1 West Eighth street,Santa Ana. The sewer bond election to be held February 28 wemphasis on the pressing need of an adequate sanitations districts outfall disposal system for Orange county,will be the main topic ofthe meeting.Darby is expected to review the similar problems faced by Los Angeles county in years past. Five Other Speakers Other speakers who will offer opinions on the critical sanitations problems as a result of inadequate sewage disposal in various sections of the county willinclude Dr. Edward Lee Russell,县 health officer; Willis H.Warner;chairman of the board. Martine Rites Conducted Here Part of Xmas Seal funds to be Used for Heart Disease California Tuberculosis Health association, an affiliate American Heart association,enced its participation in the national program of the Amer- heart association's 1949 cam- which will be conducted July 7-28. The national asso- ion is sponsoring a drive to funds for research, educa- ced community service in dis- of the heart, according to J. McClendon, chairman of Heart Advisory committee of California Tuberculosis and association. Official Fund-Raising is, although the American association's appeal for will reach many Californians with the various facets of a sign, no official fund-rais- program will be carried for any part of the state. In Dr. McClendon said, the California Tuberculosis and Health action will employ its facilities the distribution of literature information about the heart. Part of this educational plan will be carried on during Heart Week starting Feb- 4th, St. Valentine's day. Neal Funds Allocated McClendon explained that any areas of the state funds be allocated to support the Asian Heart association's pro- All these funds are con- d in California through the Christmas Seals. Announced prior to themas Seal Sale this year that these funds would be used leases of the heart, and that g done," said Dr. McClen- The feasibility of joint ac- illustrated by the fact that of heart disease are some-ound through chest X-ray to disclose the presence of ulosis." KESSLER BACK NEW YORK Kessler of the Anaheim Store, 112 East Center returned home last week ten-day buying trip in New City. He traveled by Robin Liss, Hollywood. Handlers of Fluorescent Lights Warned Attention has been called in lit- erature and in a number of circu-lars received at the office of the Division of Industrial Safety concerning hazards connected with handling of broken fluorescent lights. Most of these lights contain a certain amount of beryllium pow- der. If this powder comes in contact with any open wounds, it enters the tissues and begins to cause a tumor-like growth which usually requires surgery for removal. Many cases have been reported of such injury arising from the handling of burnt-out fluorescent lights, Talma Tanner, safety engineer of the division stated. The glass in these tubes is frequently very fine and often flies with a great deal of force when the tube is broken. Care should be used in handling these tubes, and all burnt-out tubes should be disposed of in such a way that they are certain not to come into the hands of children. A request was made of plant managers, business executives and owners to warn their employees and aid in the campaign of safety engineers now underway. Receipt of Vets Checks Depends On Eligibility Form Date of receipt of subsistence checks by veterans entering school this term under the G-I Bill (Public Law 346) will depend on proper completion of the certificate of eligibility, according to L. C. Chapman, manager of the Los Angeles Regional office of the Veterans Administration. "The certificate must be completed in duplicate and handed in at the school." Chapman stated. "Veterans with dependents must claim them on proper forms available at the schools or nearest VA office" he went on. Subsistence for veterans without dependents is $75 a month, for those with one dependent $105, and for those with two or more dependents $120. Earnings and subsistence combined must not exceed certain ceilings, however. For the veteran without dependents the combined figure must remain be- by Los Angeles county in years past. Five Other Speakers Other speakers who will offer opinions on the critical sanita-tions problems as a result of inadequate sewage disposal in vari- out sections of the county will include Dr. Edward Lee Russell, county health officer; Willis H. Warner, chairman of the board of Orange county supervisors and general manager of the Orange County Sanitation districts; Herb Kenny, general chairman of the citizens committee of the Orange county districts sewer bonds; E. E. Frisby, chief of the division of sanitation of the Orange Coun- Martine Rites Conducted Here Walter Lloyd Martine, 64, a resident of Anaheim for less than year, died early last Thursday e- ning at the Leonard Sanitarium Orange following a brief illness. Funeral services were conduc ed at Hilgenfeld chapel, Anaheh Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock Cremation followed. Kessler of the Anaheim Store, 112 East Center returned home last week ten-day buying trip in New City. He traveled by Robin Sis, Hollywood. Subsistence for veterans without dependents is $75 a month, for those with one dependent $105, and for those with two or more dependents $120. Earnings and subsistence combined must not exceed certain ceilings, however. For the veteran without dependents the combined figure must remain below $210, for the veteran with one dependent $270, and with two or more dependents $290. PINK RIBBONS A baby daughter weighing five pounds, eight and one-half ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Scott, 8091 Ventura street, Anaheim, Sunday at the Santa Ana Community hospital. A New Approach Mimeographing Vari-Typing Stenell & Art Work Direct Mail Advertising Typing JOHNNY ON THE SPOT LETTER SHOP 509 N. Sabina - Anaheim 68" Lace Suitable for dresses and curtains. White and Rose. $1 for 2 yds. Reg. 69c quality. $1 for 2 yds. 48" Curtain Goods Plain and Dotted Marquisette. IT'S A BUY AT. $1 for 3 yds. YD. $98c Heavy Weight Plastic 36" wide. Solid colors. Practical, attractive. $1 for 3 yds. Towels Heavy Turkish Face Towels. 20x36. $3 for Bath Towels Stripes, solid colors. Grey Blue, Yellow, Rose and Peach. 22x44. $2 for Large Bath Towels 23x46. Dusty Rose, and Blue. Reg. 69c each. $2 for Huck Towels White. It's a buy that can't be beat. $3 for Show Towels Stock them at this Special Price. $5 for 36" DRAPERY GOODS Cretonnes, Chintz, Yucca Cloth, Printed Sateen. Values 1.19 yd. $1 for 2 yds. Mr. Martine is survived by his wife, Mrs. Eleanor S. Martine; one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy M. Appier of Long Beach; one son, William G. Martine of Anaheim; a brother, Rolla B. Martine of San Francisco; a sister, Miss Nina Martine of New York, and one grandson. Vote "YES" on the Sanitation Bonds! RAY & OSCAR CLEANERS TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS -- MAIN OFFICE-PLANT -- 630 So. Los Angeles Phone 4014 -- VALENCIA HOTEL -- 182 W. Center Phone 2281 For the Busy Down-town Person FIRST IN CALIFORNIA • Immediate Claim Service Thru This Office • Automobile • Compensation • FIRE INSURANCE FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP A. P. PEIFFER, Agent 219 NORTH SPADRA Serving Main North Orange County Office for 16 Years in the First National Trust & Savings Bank Bldg. FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP A. P. PEIFFER, Agent 219 NORTH SPADRA Serving Main North Orange County Office for 16 Years in the First National Trust & Savings Bank Bldg. Call Fullerton 723-W Anaheim Call ZEnith 7230 ANAHEIM TEXTILE STORE 112 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM 2068 DAY SALE FRI. and SAT. We join with all of Anaheim to bring you the greatest bargains at the very lowest prices. Come in early for best selections. New Shipment Thousands of Yards of COTTONS Percales, seersuckers, chambrays, broadcloth, ginghams, oxford, stripes, solids, florals and checks, all popular colors. VALUES to 79c yd... White Outing Flannel 27" wide, Soft Special for Diapers, Gowns, etc. 5 YARDS FOR... Marquisette Panels 41x81...5 Colors Tufted and Plain. Reg. 98c—Each... Thousands of Yards of COTTONS Percales, seersuckers, chambrays, broadcloth, ginghams, oxfordes, stripes, solids, florals and checks, all popular colors. VALUES to 79c yd. Outing Flannel 27" wide, Soft Special for Diapers, Gowns, etc. 5 YARDS FOR Marquisette Panels 41x81 . . . 5 Colors Tufted and Plain. Reg. 98c—Each Towels Heavy Turkish Face Towels. 20x36. $1 3 for $1 Bath Towels Stripes, solid colors. Green, Blue, Yellow, Rose and Peach. 22x44. $1 2 for $1 Large Bath Towels 23x46. Dusty Rose, Gold and Blue. Reg. 69c each. $1 2 for $1 Huck Towels White It's a buy that can't be beat... $1 3 for $1 Show Towels Stock them at this special price. $5 for $1 Fancy Aprons All colors. Reg. 59c each. A BARGAIN... $1 2 for $1 Kitchen Curtains Ruffled with colored borders. VALUES TO 1.59 SET. $1 Shower Curtains Plastic, 6x6 SET. $2 Sheet Blankets Plaid, lovely Rose, Green. Blue. WHILE THEY LAST. EA.. $1.25 Pillow Cases Type 128 Reg. 59c ea. PAIR. $1 Pinwale Corduroy Gorgeous colors. Just right for that new suit. SPECIAL FOR $1.50 $ DAYS.....Yd., Plaid Taffetas 40": A lovely assortment SPECIAL $1.25 A Yd. 56" Gabardine Rayon. Reg. 2.98 FOR $ DAYS $1.98 ONLY.....Yd. Cannon Towel Set Gift Packed. They are lovely. Reg. 1.59, ea. 100% WOOL Blankets 72x90 ... Rayon binding. Our special of 8.75 to sell for 7.75 ..... $1 off Our Special on LYNSPUNS Washable, fast colors, smart new spring prints. Yd.