anaheim-gazette 1949-03-31

PINK RIBBONS Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. John William Fiebler, 409-F East La Palma avenue, who greeted a six pound and nine ounce baby daughter Saturday at Fullerton Cottage hospital. Trade in Anaheim and savel GEM THEATRE GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. — Phone 23-391 — Open Saturdays and Sundays at 1:30 continuous. Open other days at 6:30 p.m. Child. 14c; Jrs. 40c; Adults 50c THEATRE REBUILT—NEW SEATS This Friday and Saturday Wayne Morris - Claire Trevor —in— "VALLEY OF THE GIANTS" —Plus— "Adventures of Gallant Bess" 3 Stooges comedy, a color cartoon and "Superman" Sun. & Mon. Apr. 3-4 Alan Ladd - Robert Preston —in— "WHISPERING SMITH" Second Hit Dorothy LaMour - Don Amache —in— "SLIGHTLY FRENCH" Always a color cartoon Tues., Wed., Thurs., Apr. 5-6-7 F. MacMurray - M. Carroll "DON'T TRUST YOUR HUSBAND" Wm. Holden - Nina Foch Lee Cobb in "DARK PAST" Next Fri., Sat. Apr. 8-9 Geo. Brent - Alan Hale —in— "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN" Plus "BLONDIE'S SECRET" and 2-reel comedy, April Formally Named 'Cancer Control Month' Governor Earl Warren today formally proclaimed April "Cancer Control Month" and called on all Californians to "lend their full support" to the American Cancer Society's 1949 educational and fund raising campaign. In his proclamation, the governor warned that cancer fatalities were still on the increase, but struck a note of optism concerning the vast research program sponsored by the American Cancer Society to track down causes and possible cure of cancer. The month-long cancer drive, which begins April 1, will seek to raise $1,050,253 as California's share of a nationwide goal of $14,500,000 to combat cancer on the three levels of research, education and service. FATHER-SON HAVE REUNION A father-son reunion occurred recently when Army Chaplain John L. Dier, formerly of Anaheim, met his son, John, Jr., 18, at Lackland Air Force base in San Antonio, Texas. The youth, a graduate of Anaheim Union high school, was in his second week of training. Chaplain Dier was recalled into active service from Anaheim where he was a Christian Science practitioner after being discharged in 1946. HAVE BABY SON A baby son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shafer, P. O. Box 482, Garden Grove, Saturday at St. Joseph hospital. The infant tipped the scales at seven pounds and eight ounces. To Install Toastmaster Officers April 8 Officers of the 11 Toastmaster clubs in this area will be installed and W. E. Woody of Smedley Club No. 1 of Santa Ana will represent Anaheim and Santa Ana in the area Toastmaster speak-off April 8 at 7 p.m., in the Santa Ana Community Center, it was announced at the primary speak-off at Mother's Kitchen Monday evening. In view of the area meeting there will be no local dinner-session next Monday night, outgoing president Herman Hoch stated. Tying for second place in the speak-off were Paul Prentice of Smedley Club No. 1 and C. O. Garshwiler, Anaheim Toastmaster. Prentice discussed "My Trip Back Home" for seven minutes while Garshwiler, local tax accountant, chose an illuminating seven-minute subject "Tax-Oh-Mania." The winning six-minute speech by Woody was entitled "A Day I Remember." Louis Taylor of Anaheim discussed "Our Great Wealth." Guests introduced during the Smedley and Anaheim preliminary speak-off meeting included president Jim Johnston and members E. L. Beedon, Paul P. Prentice, W. E. Woody, D. H. Tibbals and J. L. Albee, all of Smedley No. 1; Cecil D. Hamilton of the Orange club; Don Haydon of Santa Ana club No. 15, and L. A. White of Fullerton club No. 37. The invocation was given by Page Vincent of this city. Visitor Johnston, acting as table topic master presented a "Round Robin" and also served as toastmaster o Tues., Wed., Thurs., Apr. 5-6-7 F. MacMurray - M. Carroll "DON'T TRUST YOUR HUSBAND" Wm. Holden - Nina Foch Lee Cobb in "DARK PAST" Next Fri., Sat. Apr. 8-9 Geo. Brent - Alan Hale in "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN" Plus "BLONDIE'S SECRET" and 2-reel comedy cartoon, "Superman" HAVE BABY SON A baby son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shafer, P. O. Box 482, Garden Grove, Saturday at St. Joseph hospital. The infant tipped the scales at seven pounds and eight ounces. Easter Sunday, April 17th! TOPS WITH EVERYONE! What? Our hardware department, of course! Whatever you need in sturdy Builders Hardware you'll find right here in our complete stocks. Check your requirements, browse through, choose what you need this week. GIBBS LUMBER ANAHEIM 3271 PLACENTIA 317 FULI FRTON 232 EHLERS KEYS BICYCLES SAW FILING LAWNMOWERS Sales and Service Repairing and Welding 419 W. Center Phone 2759 Anaheim SEW & SAVE FOR THE Velvet Dot Marquisette. 100x81" Priscilla & Criss Cross Curtains. Special set 2.98 Dimities 36" Printed Dimities for the youngster's Easter dress. Many attractive colors. Yd. Gabardines 42" Rayon Gabardine. Over 15 beautiful colors including Smedley and Anaheim preliminary speak-off meeting included president Jim Johnston and members E. L. Beedon, Paul P. Prentice, W. E. Woody, D. H. Tibbals and J. L. Albee, all of Smedley No. 1; Cecil D. Hamilton of Orange club; Don Haydon of Santa Ana club No. 15, and L. A White of Fullerton club No. 37. The invocation was given by Page Vincent of this city. Visitor Johnston, acting as table topic master presented a "Round Robin" and also served as toastmaster on the evening. Royal Marten of Anaheim was general evaluator. Judges were L. A. White, Don Haydon and Cecil Hamilton. Vic Huber incoming Anaheim club president acted as timekeeper. D. H. Tibbals was grammarian. Assignments for the April 11 meeting at 6:30 p.m. at Mother's Kitchen, this city, will be mailed out by secretary Ed Wright. MRS. ROULAND ON ILLINOIS TRIP Mrs. Bessie M. Rouland, mother of Ralph Rouland, 9375 South Hansen road, Anaheim, left yesterday for Springfield, Illinois, where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Hubert Helmle and family. She plans to stop enroute for a brief reunion in Chicago with her sister, Mrs. Reilen Smith, and to attend the wedding of her nephew. 100% Virgin Wool Velvet Dot Marquisette. 100x81" Priscilla & Criss Cross Curtains. Special set $2.98 Dimities 36" Printed Dimities for the youngster's Easter dress. Many attractive colors. Yd. Gabardines 42" Rayon Gabardine. Over 15 beautiful colors including many spring shades. Smart for suits and skirts. Reg. $1.49 yd...yd. $98 c 100% Virgin Wool For this sale only—We are featuring our 56" 100% Virgin Wool at only...yd. Seersucker We feature Comel Seersuckers in the beautiful spring plaids. Sanforized and guaranteed fast colors. Woven Krinkle. Only ...yd. $89 c Spring Prints Spring prints in beautiful Bemberg Sheers, Acetate Crepes & French Crepes. Only ...yd. $98 c Special! Special THIS IS A STEAL! 38" Percales - Chambrays & 80 Sqs. Guaranteed fast colors. For the Easter Sale only...4 yds. $1 for Washable Lynspuns Washable "Lynspuns" in beautiful prints, checks and plaids. Easter Special ...yd. $1 for Spreads Jacquard Spreads to match your room. Double Bed size. Only ...ea. $2.98 Rayon Marquisette Panels for a more attractive window. Spring will soon be here. 44x72 ...ea. $98 c Special! Shower Drapes - Curtains Special value in Shower Drape. 6'x8' in many attractive colors and patterns. Only ...ea. $1.98 Shower Curtains to go with the drapes in matching patterns. Only ...ea. $1.75 Lace Panels Rayon . . . with that expensive look. Dress your home now. 40x81. Only ...1.25 Towel Sets Embroidered towel sets, "His" & "Her." For your Easter gifts. Only ...set $2.79 ANAHEIM TEXTILE STORE Anaheim's Only Yardage Store 112 E. Center St. Phone 2068 Install Toastmaster Officers April 8 of the 11 Toastmaster this area will be installed S. Woody of Smedley Club S. Santa Ana will represent and Santa Ana in the Toastmaster speak-off April in the Santa Ana ComCenter, it was announced primary speak-off at Mothhen Monday evening. Aow of the area meeting be no local dinner-sestion Monday night, outgoing Herman Hoch stated. for second place in the were Paul Prentice of Club No. 1 and C. O. Oler, Anaheim Toastmaster. discussed "My Trip Back for seven minutes while older, local tax accountant, an illuminating seven-minnect "Tax-Oh-Mania." The six-minute speech by was entitled "A Day I Relucted" Louis Taylor of Anadiscussed "Our Great Direct Subsidy For Citrus Is Grower Favored (Continued from page 1) there would be no subsidy payment, since the final average price would be 40 cents per standard packed box equivalent above the support level." Tables were offered showing that the total value of all crops qualifying for price support was, in round numbers, 13 billion dollars in 1948, and that this figure represented 67.1 per cent of the total value of all U.S. crops which, in 1948, was found to be around 19½ billion dollars. Referring to the contention that there would be a tremendous extension of Federal control over the citrus industry—control that the industry would have to grant qualify for price support—Russel declared the law provides that the conditions of eligibility with which agriculture must comply relate to acreage allotments, production goals, or marketing practices. Though some growers support the idea of seeking aid from the Commodity Credit Corporation, through non-recourse loans or crop purchase operations, Russel contends that the Commodity Credit Corporation is not legally authorized to support perishable crops, including citrus. This program in no way prejudices support of various proposals for amendments to existing legislation which will be of great aid to the marketing of our crops. Briefly these are: (1) Funds collected pursuant to Section 32 of the Act of August 24, 1935, shall be used only for support price operations and may not be drawn upon for School Lunch programs or other expenses. Recommend "Little Hoover Commission" The following article from the March issue of "California—Magazine of the Pacific," written by James Mussatti, general manager of the California state chamber of commerce is reprinted here for the interest of our readers. California's legislature should not adjourn without creating a Commission on the Organization of State Government. This commission should be charged with the responsibility of studying, analyzing and prescribing ways and means of developing economy, efficiency and improved service in the transaction of public business in the departments, bureaus, agencies, boards, commissions, offices and other instrumentalities of State Government. There has been too much muck-raking, fault-finding and criticism of state expenditures, without anyone possessing the necessary information upon which to base a considered judgment. What is needed is a non-partisan and non-political examination of the practices, usages and activities of our state government. We believe that the commission should be made up of both legislators and citizens, and staffed with competent authorities and experts. Duties Outlined It should be the duty of the commission to develop measure- and Anaheim preliminary break-off meeting included at Jim Johnston and memL. Beedon, Paul P. PrenE. Woody, D. H. Tibbals L. Albee, all of Smedley Cecil D. Hamilton of the club; Don Haydon of Sanclub No. 15, and L. A. of Fullerton club No. 37. Invocation was given by concent of this city. Visitor acting as table topic presented a "Round Robin" served as toastmaster of going. Royal Marten of Analis general evaluator. JudgL. A. White, Don Haydon cill Hamilton. Vic Huber, g Anaheim club president, timekeeper. D. H. Tibbals immarian. Corporation is not legally authorized to support perishable crops, including citrus. This program in no way prejudices support of various proposals for amendments to existing legislation which will be of great aid to the marketing of our crops. Briefly these are: (1) Funds collected pursuant to Section 32 of the Act of August 24, 1935, shall be used only for support price operations and may not be drawn upon for School Lunch programs or other expenditures; (2) A separate appropriation solely to purchase surplus agricultural commodities for use in the School Lunch program shall be established; (3) A separate provision in the appropriation for ECA to be expended only for the purchase of surplus agricultural commodities in the United States to be used in the European relief program, 96,680 Vehicles Registered in County Last Year Fee paid and exempt motor vehicles registered by the state department of motor vehicles totaled 4,216,532 in 1948, 96,680 of which were in Orange county, compared to the 90,444 registered in the county the previous year. The department said the total registrations in 1947, both fee-paid and exempt amounted to 3,934,095, the total for 1948 showing a substantial increase. Fee-paid in the state last year 4,158,843, only a small percentage in each county being exempt from the state fee. The 1948 total, according to the department, may be increased by year end transactions whose complexity delayed earlier clearances. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. 96,680 Vehicles Registered in County Last Year Fee paid and exempt motor vehicles registered by the state department of motor vehicles totaled 4,216,532 in 1948, 96,680 of which were in Orange county, compared to the 90,444 registered in the county the previous year. The department said the total registrations in 1947, both fee-paid and exempt amounted to 3,934,095, the total for 1948 showing a substantial increase. Fee-paid in the state last year 4,158,843, only a small percentage in each county being exempt from the state fee. The 1948 total, according to the department, may be increased by year end transactions whose complexity delayed earlier clearances. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Thomas Salinas Claimed by Death Thomas Salinas passed away at his home on Gonzales street in La Jolla colony last Monday. Born in Mexico 75 years ago, he had resided in California for 30 years, most of that time near this city. Surviving are his wife, Anne-dina Salinas of the home; four daughters, Mrs. Nellie Galvan of Los Angeles, Mrs. Carlota Luna, Mrs. Antonia Guillen and Mrs. Catalina Garcia, all of Anaheim; Dimities Printed Dimities for the Gaster's Easter dress. Many active colors. 59¢ 27" Outing Flannel Baby will coo in didies made of this soft and absorbent flannel. Only 22¢ 90% Virgin Wool This sale only—We are feag our 56" 100% VirWool at only...yd. Taffeta 45" Celanese Taffeta. Over 10 colors for your spring formal. Reg. $1.39 yd. Only 98¢ Spring Prints prints in beautiful BemSheers, Acetate Crepes & Chch Crepes 98¢ Waverly Glosheens Brighten up your home for the Easter Holidays. Waverly Glosheen in the ever popular Waverly patterns. Only 79¢ Washable Lynspuns table "Lynspuns" in beauprints, checks and plaids. Special $1 Wool Tweeds Our 100% all wool Tweeds will make beautiful Easter Suits and Skirts. 58" wide. Reg. $3.95—Only...yd. Rayon Marquisette Panels more attractive window. will soon be here. 98¢ Curtains They are lovely custion dot, made to give that "homey" look. 2.49 80x81 set Lace Panels with that expensive Dress your home now. 1.25 Cushion Dot Panels Attractive colors designed for brightness and cheer. Each only 79¢ Towels Heavy weight Towels in bright beach colors. 19x36 3 for $1 23x46 2 for $1 Thomas Salinas passed away at his home on Gonzales street in La Jolla colony last Monday. Born in Mexico 75 years ago, he had resided in California for 30 years, most of that time near this city. Surviving are his wife, Annedina Salinas of the home; four daughters, Mrs. Nellie Galvan of Los Angeles, Mrs. Carlota Luna, Mrs. Antonia Guillen and Mrs. Catalina Garcia, all of Anaheim; two sons, Felix Puentes and Tony Puentes, both of Anaheim, and 17 grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosary was held at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock with Mass Friday morning at nine o'clock from the church in La Jolla colony. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Gill Services Held Tuesday Funeral services for Jesse Gill, 67, who was found dead in his trailer at the Orange Grove Trailer camp, 913 South Palm street, Saturday morning were conducted at the graveside in Loma Vista Memorial Park Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, with the Rev. Harold Coen, of Glendale, a longtime friend of the family, officiating. A native son, Mr. Gill was born near Paso Robles and was a resident of this state continuously. Surviving are his wife, Minnie M. Gill of Orange; one step-son, S. H. Grinnell, and one step-daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Howard, both of Los Angeles; two brothers, Robert Gill of Nevada, and Jerome Gill of San Jacinto; one sister, Mrs. Raymond Freeman of Fullerton, and one granddaughter, Sally Harris of Romoland. Hilgenfeld mortuary was in charge of arrangements. The Gazette Is Your Home Paper Keep Your Eye On Our Classified Ad Section FORMER RESIDENTS WELCOME NEW SON Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cody, 401 Linden street, Laguna Beach, former residents of Anaheim, became the proud parents of a six pound, two ounce baby son who arrived March 22, at St. Joseph hospital. Cheyenne, Wyo., was the first city in the United States to have a commercial electric-light system. EASTER FASHION NOTES FOR STOUTS - HALF SIZES SLENDER TONE - FIT FOR QUEEN DRESSES Priced up to... 13.95 MATERNITY: EASTER DRESSES - SUITS - SMOCKS SPECIAL HAND MADE WOOLEN BABY ITEMS LORENE SHOP 350 W. 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