anaheim-gazette 1949-02-24

Page 8 Anaheim Gazette, February 24, 1949 CLASSIFIED Beautiful Ranch Home On one acre. Three bedrooms, enclosed barbecue, tennis & basketball court, hard finish. Double garage with toilet & shower. 125 foot frontage. Boy’s bedroom 16x20 with toilet & wash basin. 55 fruit trees. Built in 1941. Call 2782 ½ Acre—New 5 room house, approx. 1,200 sq. feet. Tile bath & kitchen, hardwood floors, fireplace, furnace. Good location. $11,000. 1½ Acre close in on Euclid Ave. $2,650. 10 acres oranges. Good crop. good soil and location. 1948 returns $3,380. Must sell. Priced $19,000. I acre, 5 room home, hardwood floors. Large variety of fruit trees, berries, chic equipment. Good close in location. $10,500. 1 acre, 7 room home, corner location. Fireplace and furnace. Fruit trees and berries. $10,500. TO BUY OR SELL CALL A. E. ROBERTSON, Realtor 314 West Center Phone 5268 Solons Arrive Here Monday Del Baker arrived in town Monday with his Solon pitching and catching staffs and proceeded to get them in shape for batting practice slated to start Monday with the arrival of the remainder of the squad. Al Benton, veteran Detroit Tiger pitcher, heads the 15 man hurling staff which has Merle Frick and Glen Lierman of Orange included in its ranks. Skipper Baker, assisted by his coach, Dolph Camilli has been putting the squad through light work-outs, giving the players a chance to strengthen their legs and arms. He expected to start the boys chucking today along with some fielding practice. California Last Week (Western News Service) The Governor declared he was anxious to get at the truth of charges of a prison chaplain at Folsom which alleged poor food Colonist Tennis League Action Bill Cook’s Colonist team sights for the Sunset league 22nd with a dozen practices played on the pre-season have run up a won three, loss of Covina (twice) and Loss from their collective belts. Five Lettermen Back Five lettermen, headed by Webb, are back from last year third place team which finished behind Santa Ana and Oran Webb went to the finals in the Monte invitational last December and got to the fourth round in Fullerton invite in January. Our wearers of the tennis “A” are back on this year’s team Craig Bottger, Louie Middle Jim Wright and Wes Hunt. Of the twenty-seven boys for the team, twenty-two are juniors and from this all-junior combination, Bill Cook is looking at winning doubles combination. The maestro-tennis coach high hopes of sending five of boys to the Ojai Open, April 29 and 30th for the State In scholastic championship. He’s planning on sending two boys to the Dudley Cup Tournament Santa Monica on April 13th. Redlands Saturday On Saturday, February 28th, Colonists journey to Redland take on the Redlands Frosh their fifth practice match. On scheduled practice tilts are Jordan High, Long Beach, Houses Dandy 3 Bed Rm. Home, 2 yrs. old, hdw. tile, venetians, gar, fence, drive & lg. lot. $2500 will handle, bal. at $48 per mo. Total only $9850. New 2 bed rm. frame house on ½ acre. $3000 cash and bal. easy. Make offer. Highway frontage with spacious 3 bed rm. home, gar, fence and other equip. Excl. for large family, easy terms. $12,500. SEE or CALL HADEN HARRIS, Realtor in New Location 7302 Highway 101 Between Anaheim & Fullerton Off. Ph. 5181 Res. Ph. 6923 Fullerton JC Instructor Faces Morals Charge Trial was set for March 16 in Los Angeles city court Monday morning, February 21 for C. Clair Jordan, Fullerton Junior college instructor who was arrested on a morals charge in a Los Angeles theater Thursday evening by vice-squad officers. Arraigned in court Friday morning, Jordan pleaded not guilty to charges and requested a jury trial. He was released on $500 bail. At Jordan's request, the Fullerton school board has granted him a leave of absence and relieved him of his duties until after the trial. A source of great wealth in the state of Florida are its deposits of phosphate rock. Other mineral deposits of importance are Fuller's earth, stone, lime, kaolin and other minerals. California Last Week (Western News Service) The Governor declared he was anxious to get at the truth of charges of a prison chaplain at Folsom which alleged poor food and mistreatment of prisoners but expressed confidence in the administration of the prison under the direction of Richard McGee, head of the department of corrections; went to Los Angeles to help welcome the French "Merci" train; conferred with Franklin Thomas, chairman of the Colorado River Board, on problems affecting distribution of excess Colorado river waters to California and Arizona; launched a study of the Miller-Engle bill affecting construction of Folsom dam by the army, and declared he was anxious to see that the army constructed the dam as soon as possible and that it be turned over to the bureau of reclamation for operation as part of the Central valleys project. The Legislature with better than half of the constitutional recess completed, began finally to receive copies of the more than 5,000 measures introduced; committees started schedules for hearings, with the legislative budget committee receiving a copy of legislative auditor Rolland Vandegrift's analysis of the budget; ways and means committee of the assembly planned to hold sessions on the budget until the legislature reconvenes March 7. The Departments: Agriculture started a series of milk hearings throughout the state at which evidence as to whether milk prices should be reduced will be given; district securities commission approved a contract between the Orange Cove Irrigation district and the Bureau of Reclamation for furnishing water to the district; mental hygiene prepared to take he lead in he governor's conference on mental hygiene to be held March 4 and 5, as the governor issued more than 1,000 invitations to the meeting. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Sportsmen Pay $4 Million Plus For Licenses California hunters and anglers paid $1,510,604 more for license during 1948 than in 1947, the vision of fish and game revealing today. A division report shows sales of 1948 licenses totaling $4,470,177, while similar sales during the preceding year were $2,959,573. Largest class of contributors are the state's anglers who pay approximately one-half of year's sales. Fish and game officials attribute the marked increase to the number of new hunters and anglers in the state and to increased license fees charged during 1948. License fee accumulations do not turn into the general fund of the state but are maintained separately for support of dividing activities. Sportsmen's Calendar The Division of Fish and Game reminds California sportsmen the following general regulations which apply to current hunting and fishing: Striped Bass: No closed sea bag limit; five fish or 25 pounds and one fish, except that, inpective of weight, at least high hopes of sending five off-boys to the Ojai Open, April 29 and 30th for the State Invitational scholastic championship. He's planning on sending two boys to the Dudley Cup Tournament Santa Monica on April 13th. Redlands Saturday On Saturday, February 28th, Colonists journey to Redlands take on the Redlands Froshake their fifth practice match. On scheduled practice tilts are worn Jordan High, Long Beach, H March 1; Excelsior High, M walk, here, March 4; Wood Wilson, Long Beach, here, M 9; Jordan, there, March 15; W row Wilson, there, March 18; Bernardino, there, March 25 Long Beach Poly, there, Marche A source of great wealth in the state of Florida are its deposits of phosphate rock. Other mineral deposits of importance are Fuller's earth, stone, lime, kaolin and other minerals. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Wines AND LIQUORS MEADWOOD Straight Blend Whiskey Fifths . . . 3.31 Pints . . . 2.08 ½ Pints . . . 1.07 CLOSE OUT Schrafft's CANDIES 25% OFF Pride of CUCAMONGA Fifths . . . .50 ½ Gals. . . 1.25 Gallons . . 2.24 GOVERNMENT HOUSE RUM 86% PROOF Reg. 3.98—NOW...2.98 Phone 4438 FIVE POINTS LIQUOR STORE W.CENTER - N.WEST 1119 Lincoln - Anaheim Imperial BEER 8 CAN$1 Case 24 Bottles $2.65 SPORTS Colonist Tennis Team Readys for League Action with Practice Tilts Bill Cook's Colonist tennis hopefuls are sharpening their skills for the Sunset league race which gets underway April 14 with a dozen practice matches. In four matches already held on the pre-season circuit, the high school netmen run up a won three, lost one record and have the scalps Govina (twice) and Long Beach Poly (once) dangling in their collective belts. Five Lettermen Back The lettermen, headed by Jim Bottger, are back from last year's place team which finished and Santa Ana and Orange. They went to the finals in the Elite invitational last December got to the fourth round in the Barton invite in January. Otherearers of the tennis "A" that back on this year's team are: Bottger, Louie Middleton, Wright and Wes Hunt. The twenty-seven boys out of the team, twenty-two are junior from this all-junior combo, Bill Cook is looking for winning doubles combination. The maestro-tennis coach has hopes of sending five of his sons to the Ojai Open, April 28, and 30th for the State Inter-classic championship. He's also aiming on sending two boys to Dudley Cup Tournament at Monica on April 13th. Redlands Saturday Saturday, February 26th, theists journey to Redlands to play on the Redlands Frosh for fifth practice match. Other judged practice tilts are with San High, Long Beach, here, Flores Fights Friday; Aggie Signs Kid Reville Sal Flores, promising young Anaheim middleweight, makes his fifth professional appearance Friday night in the Hollywood Legion stadium against Arthur Martinez in a four round preliminary bout. Flores has won his last three fights—two of them by TKO's. Last week he TKO'd Earl Flynn in the third round after having Flynn on the canvas in the first round. In his fight against Willie Bean two weeks ago he was picked as the outstanding preliminary fighter of the evening. Joining him in action will be his new stablemate, Kid Ravel, heavyweight, who will be making his arena debut against Jimmy Killebrew of Arizona. Ravel, who signed with Ben Agajanian two weeks ago has fought professional in the middlewest and in the east. Killebrew will be making his professional debut, however he fought a draw with the popular west coast heavyweight, Willie Bean, when both were amateurs. Catfish: No closed season. Bag limit: 15 pounds and one fish in the aggregate in the round. Night fishing prohibited, except in District 22. Angling license required. Steelhead Trout and Salmon: Ends February 28. Predatory Animals: No closed season on the taking of coyotes, mountain lions, wildcats, raccoons, skunks, moles, shrews, gophers, weasels and wolves. Jackrabbits: Open season except in Districts 4, 4½, 4¾, 19 and 22. No bag limit. Shooting hours: one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset. Hunting license required. All members of the Izaakton Casting club who were not ing advantage of the fourth holiday at Lake Mead, compete in the regular casting tournament at La Palma pool, Sunday ming. The entire club will compete in mid-winter tournament scored by the Long Beach Caf club at Recreation Park Pool, Beach, next Saturday and Sun local Ikes stated. Scores tallied here last day in the dry fly accuracy were as follows: Clint Flynn Sam Whippo, 72, and Hon Stewart, 65. In the wet fly accuracy Clint Flynn scored 99; Sam Whippo, 98, and Bob Hoskins, 97. Flynn took top honors in %-ounce accuracy and %-accuracy casts with a score in both. Other casters and scores in the two events, respectively are as follows: Dick kins, 89, 86; Sam Whippo 95; Bob Hoskins, 88, 85; Arch ry, 86, 82; Spence Alcock, 85 Monte Webb, 78, 68; Howard S SEE with your own eyes! THE DARIN BUILT FOR TODAY'S BIGG LOWER OUTSIDE . . . Higher Inside SHORTER OUTSIDE . . . Longer Inside NARROWER OUTSIDE . . . Wider Inside It's the new Dodge! It's the new Dodge! NEW HEAD ROOM . . . No danger of knocking your hat off getting in or out . . . more head room whether you sit in front or rear seat, in the center or on the side. NEW LEG ROOM . . . 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The Casters to Compete in Long Beach Tourney All members of the Izaak WalCasting club who were not takadvantage of the four-day day at Lake Mead, competed the regular casting tournament at Palma pool, Sunday mornne entire club will compete in mid-winter tournament sponsored by the Long Beach Casting at Recreation Park Pool, Long Bach, next Saturday and Sunday, Ikes stated. Scores tallied here last Sunin the dry fly accuracy cast as follows: Clint Flynn, 91; Whippo, 72, and Howard Hart, 65. In the wet fly accuracy cast Flynn scored 99; Sam Whip98, and Bob Hoskins, 97. Flynn took top honors in the ounce accuracy and %-ounce accuracy casts with a score of 94 both. Other casters and their ties in the two events, respecly are as follows: Dick Hos- , 89, 86; Sam Whippo, 89, Bob Hoskins, 88, 85; Arch Hen66, 82; Spence Alcock, 85, 89; ate Webb, 78, 68; Howard Stew- art, 69, 81; Otis Gerould, 69, 67, and Ted Held, 69 in the first event. 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