anaheim-gazette 1949-04-07

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Page 7 Anaheim Gazette, April 7, 1949 Ice Capades Comedy Kings! Comedy Kings! It's Bernie Lynam and Larry Jackson, famed funneymen of the Ice Capades of 1949, which opens April 21 at the Pan-Pacific. In the all new version of the ice gigantic, Lynam and Jackson present their version of how not to play hockey. Elks Attend Ontario Meet Several officer-delegates of the B.P.O.E. Lodge No. 1345, Anaheim attended a special Elks conclave called last Sunday at Ontario by Bob Traner of that city, deputy district grand exalted ruler. More than 75 Elks representing the 18 lodges in this district (Southern California-South) were present. Local dignitaries included Leavitt Ford, exalted ruler-elect; DeWilkinson, exalted ruler; Lloyd Verry, leading knight-elect; Wainren Ashleigh, secretary-managee and Frank Mattox, chairman of the ritualistic contest of this year. Plans were launched at the Ontario meet for the visit of George I. Hall, grand exalted ruler, who will be in this district April 30 May 3. The group outlined a tentative itinerary. Installation Set Installation of Anaheim Elk officers will be next Wednesday night at 8 o'clock following a 6:30 o'clock steak banquet at the North Los Angeles street lodge. Robert Payne, past exalted ruler of the Pasadena lodge and the city's team comprising past exalted rulers will be in charge of the ceremony assisted by the Topper drill team, colorful crack group that has taken several state and national honors. John Maloney Claimed by Death John Maloney passed away at the home at 10181 Stanton Road on Tuesday, April 5. Born in Michigan 89 years ago, he had resided in Stanton for 27 years. Comedy Kings! It's Bernie Lynam and Larry Jackson, famed funneymen of the Ice Capades of 1949, which opens April 21 at the Pan-Pacific. In the all new version of the ice gigantic, Lynam and Jackson present their version of how not to play hockey. ‘Snow White’ Is Big Spectacle Of Ice Capades The greatest fantasy ever brought to the screen, Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, has been switched to the ice and is one of the seven big production numbers with the Ice Capades of 1949. The famed ‘Capades’, featuring the fabulous fairytale, will open at the Pan-Pacific for a limited engagement starting Thursday night, April 21. Now for the first time in the history of ice shows, the public will hear as well as see a story unfolded on the frozen surface. For the first dialogue has been synchronized with the work of the skater. In addition those great Snow White song hits. “One Song,” “Heigh Ho!”, “Some Day My Prince Will Come”, “Wishing”, “Whistle While You Work”, “With a Smile and a Song” and all the others will play the same important part they did on the screen. Donna Atwood, the lovely youthful star of Ice Capades, is “Snow White”, while Bobby Specht, the finest male skater performing today, is “Prince Charming”. Chuckie Stein, the diminutive comedy star portrays the loveable “Dopey”. Other members of the giant cast play the six other dwarfs, red birds, bluebirds, squirrels, etc. Attends Annual T.B. Conclave Attending the annual meeting of the California Tuberculosis and Health Association in San Francisco, Monday through Wednesday, this week, in San Francisco was Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs of Anaheim. Other official delegates from Orange county joining the some 500 representatives, including phy- Attends Annual T.B. Conclave Attending the annual meeting of the California Tuberculosis and Health Association in San Francisco, Monday through Wednesday, this week, in San Francisco was Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs of Anaheim. Other official delegates from Orange county joining the some 500 representatives, including physicians and lay professional and volunteer tuberculosis workers, were T. Gray Johnston, Dr. Elbert E. Lundegaard, Jack Bonser, and Mrs. Nell Miller. Sixty speakers discussed a wide variety of topics relating to the control of tuberculosis in the clinical and public health sessions, which was followed by a question and answer round-up the final meeting day. A panel of 12 experts in various fields answered queries posed by convention delegates. On the program were five out-of-state guest speakers including Walsh McDermott, M.D., associate professor of medicine, Carnell University Medical College, New York City; Bruce H. Douglas, M.D., Commissioner of Health, Detroit, Michigan; Sol R. Rosenthal, M.D., medical director, research foundation, Tice Laboratory, Chicago; Theodore F. Hilbish, M.D., assistant chief of the Bureau of Tuberculosis, U.S. Public Health Service, Washington, D.C., and Miss Jean South, R.N., consultant, Joint Tuberculosis Nursing Advisory Service, New York City. DE MOLAYS TO ELECT OFFICERS Election of officers will highlight the next meeting of the De Molay Templar chapter of Anaheim, next Monday night at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple on East Center street, at Emily street, it was announced by Tom Hoag, dad advisor. Us Attend Ontario Meet Special officer-delegates of the Lodge No. 1345, Anaheim, and a special Elks conclave last Sunday at Ontario byanner of that city, deputy grand exalted ruler. Less than 75 Elks representing lodges in this district (ern California-South) were dignitaries included Leard, exalted ruler-elect; Delon, exalted ruler; Lloyd leading knight-elect; Warhleigh, secretary-manager, bank Mattox, chairman of realistic contest of this year. It were launched at the On-reet for the visit of George grand exalted ruler, who in this district April 30-The group outlined a ten-tinerary. Installation Set Allation of Anaheim Elk of will be next Wednesday at 8 o'clock following a 6:30 steak banquet at the North Angeles street lodge. Art Payne, past exalted rulee Pasadena lodge and that team comprising past exalters will be in charge of the any assisted by the Toppers team, colorful crack group was taken several state and all honors. In Maloney immed by Death Maloney passed away at one at 10181 Stanton Road, Tuesday, April 5. Born in an 89 years ago, he had in Stanton for 27 years. Out-of-State Health Insurers Meet Opposition Two measures clamping down on out-of-state health and accident insurers were approved by the senate last Thursday. Authored by Senator Fred Kraft of San Diego the bills (SB 970 and SB 976) bring under control of the state insurance commissioner all persons issuing hospital and medical aid contracts and gives the commissioner authority to act as agent for any California citizen involved in litigation with an out-of-state insurer. Senator Kraft declared "the public is presently being bilked by unscrupulous persons selling what the public believes to be hospital and medical service contracts. In most cases the contracts are non-obligatory and promise nothing more than to put the purchaser in touch with some qualified professional person. The regular fees must, of course, be paid by the person who thought he was buying insurance. Promoters of some of these schemes are reaping fabulous sums." The Kraft bills, adopted unanimously by the senate, will subject all such health and accident contracts to the stringent regulations governing insurance and authorize the state insurance commissioner to adjudicate claims of California citizens against out-of-state insurers. "One of the greatest advantages these out-of-state operators now have is the inability of California policy holders to bring suit in local courts because of lack of ju- Adm. Whitehead To Inspect Los Alamitos April 8 Admiral Richard F. Whitehead will arrive to inspect his largest Naval Air Station at Los Alamitos on April 8 at 10 a.m. Accompanying the Admiral will be Brigadier General Christian F. Schilt, USMC, who will inspect the Marine Air Units at the same time. On these formal personnel inspections not only the active duty personnel under the command of Captain Michael H. Kernodle will be inspected, but also the Organized Reservists who reside all over the southern California area and report to Los Alamitos for training during week ends. Admiral Whitehead's command has often been called the Navy's "second line of defense." In case of a national emergency, the Naval Air Reserve Training Program is designed to provide in short order sufficient trained naval air groups to man our Navy's mothball fleet of carriers. The famous Marine band from the Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro will provide suitable honors and play during the inspection. After the inspection the enlisted men and their families and friends will adjourn to the large station gymnasium where they will be entertained by the music of Bob Crosby's orchestra. A subscription to the Gazette pays dividends in savings. Vets Advised to Apply for State Education Aid It is not a bit too early for veterans who plan to take advantage of state educational assistance in the coming summer session to study the application procedure rolling in in the opinion of Ben Lieberman Orange county service officer. This advice applies particularly to veterans who will have up all their federal education entitlement under the GI bill, and wish to complete their school under the state program. To be eligible for state assistance, a veteran must have been born in or entered service from California, must have been charged under other than dishonorable conditions, and must have at least 90 days military service prior to January 1, 1947. State aid consists of payments for books, supplies and tuition plus a monthly living allowance of $40. The total expenditure for any one veteran is limited to $1,000. Application forms and information, including an explanation booklet, are available to interested veterans at the Orange County Veterans Service Office, 225 N Broadway, Santa Ana. (Phone 2-3516 for an appointment if you wish to consult a counsellor.) In Maloney aimed by Death Maloney passed away at home at 10181 Stanton Road, Tuesday, April 5. Born in an 89 years ago, he had in Stanton for 27 years. Living are his wife, Bertha; mother, Mrs. Edith E. Evans; grandchildren; six great children; two brothers, Wil and Martin Maloney, and a Mrs. Mary Sanford, all of whom will be held Friday at 11 o'clock in the Campbell and Kaulbars with the Rev. Ralph officiating. Interment will take place at Fairhaven cemetery. NAVIGABLE WAYS State of Ohio has navigableways for 430 miles of the river, 230 miles of lake frontage, and 100 miles on the Musklin River. Manufacturing, mineral oil are among its chief industries. PINK RIBBONS Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Romero, Route 3, Anaheim, who welcomed a baby daughter weighing seven pounds and eight ounces, Friday at the Orange County hospital. Copper ores are most abundant in North America. FURNITURE at SmithThe OTHER MRS. 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Anaheim Gazette since 1870 Genuine Decco Deluxe Director's Chair Genuine Decco Umbrella Table E A MEDIUM 49¢ FAST GENES dozen SUZANNA 40-oz. pkg. AL SATIN 31¢ .30¢ quart bottle 58¢ BARBARA ANN PRODUCTS Russian Rye Sliced standard leaf 18¢ Honey "V" Sliced standard leaf 18¢ Cinnamon Rolls pkg. 22¢ Parker House Rolls pkg. 22¢ OTHER BREAD ITEMS Weber's Sliced standard leaf 21¢ Wonder Sliced standard leaf 21¢ Olson's Butter Split standard leaf 18¢ CANNED FOODS Grapefruit Juice 2 18-oz. can 21¢ Town House brand. (46-pound con, 23c) Tomato Juice Sunny Dawn 2 18-oz. can 19¢ (46-pound con, 23c) Lima Beans Highway Green & White 20-oz. can 23¢ Del Monte Corn 17-oz. can 17¢ White corn, packed cream style. Country Home Corn 20-oz. can 19¢ White corn, packed cream style. Whole Kernel Corn 20-oz. can 19¢ Country Home, white. Gardenside Corn 16-oz. can 14¢ White corn, packed cream style. CHECK THESE VALUES Sunnybank Margarine lb. 29¢ Tea Timers pkg. 19¢ 1-lb. pkg. 32¢ Round, crisp party crackers. Kitchen Craft Flour 10-lb. bag 91¢ (2-lb. bag, 21c; 5-lb. bag, 48c; 25-lb. bag, 2.07) Cracker Jack 2 pkg. 9¢ Marshmallows Fluff-lest 1-lb. pkg. 27£ Packed four (4)-lb. pkgs. In each 1-lb. pkg. Soup Mix Betty Crockett 3 pkg. 32£ Vegetable-noodle pea. FAVORITE COFFEES DELIVERED FRESH! SOLD FRESH! TASTE FRESH! AIRWAY COFFEE Mild and Mellow, whole bean. Ground to order. 1-lb. bag 40¢ 3-lb. bag 1.15 (Two 1-lb. bags, 79c) NOB HILL COFFEE Finest quality, in the bean. Ground for you at time of purchase. 1-lb. bag 44¢ 2-lb. bag 87£ PRICES LISTED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1949. Right to limit reserved. None to dealers. (Prices NOT effective in Riverside County) Open Saturday Nights Until 9:00 p.m. SMITH-R FURN Genuine Deeco Umbrella Table Genuine Deeco Club Chair Has spring fever overtaken you? Ter come to Smith-Reafsnyder's and you can enjoy every free moment or have everything for garden and pat around, try all the new wonderful l Varied Topics on Farm Broadcast Broadcast as a daily feature of service to homemakers and farmers of this area the Agricultural Extension Service announces the following subjects and speakers to be featured next week on its daily broadcast over KVOE (1480 kc) at 12:15 p.m. Monday, April 11: "Saving Time and Energy" Marian Prentiss, home demonstration agent; Tuesday, April 12: "Comments on Eastern Trip," W. M. Cory, assistant farm advisor; Wednesday, April 13: "Citrus Tillage," R. E. Puffer, assistant farm advisor; Thursday, April 14: "The Art of Conversation," Miss Margaret Varnum, guest speaker, and on Friday, April 15: "Walnut Orchard Management," by H. E. Wahlberg, county farm advisor. BABY SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mulholland, 10411 North Zeyn street, Anaheim, became the parents of a baby son who arrived Friday at Fullerton General hospital. In the state of Kansas agriculture is extensive. The state leads in production of wheat, normally producing one-fourth of the wheat produced in the U.S. It is one of the four leading cattle producing states of the union. The state also produces petroleum, gas and lead and zinc. Advertise in The Anaheim Gazette And Then Stand-by For Actual Results Hot Cargo Law Try Approved By State Senate Another attempt to outlaw the hot cargo and secondary boycott by the State Legislature was approved by the senate here today. Orange county's senator Clyde Watson voted Aye on the measure, SB 1066, authored by senator George J. Hatfield of Merced. The senate's action which adopted the bill by a vote of 27 to 10 marks the fourth time such legislation has been adopted by the state senate. The first bill outlawing hot cargo was passed in 1941 and vetoed by Governor Culbert L. Olson. It was adopted ever Olson's veto and became law during the war. In 1947 legislation was passed making the wartime provisions permanent but a supreme court decision followed ruling the law unconstitutional. Senator Hatfield said the present bill meets the objections raised by the court and if approved by the assembly and Governor Warren would successfully ban the hot cargo and secondary boycott. SUGAR AND SPICE A baby daughter was greeted by Mr. and Mrs. John Salaets, 925 East Center street, Anaheim. The little miss arrived Friday at Fullerton General hospital. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. 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