anaheim-gazette 1949-06-23

AT PENNEY'S ANAHEIM FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE The season is the reason It's time to relax in Penney's SPORTSWEAR LASTEX SMOOTHS, SLIMS...MOULDS A PRETTY SWIMMING FIGURE! 6.90 CC VALUE! 6.90 CC FASHION AND CARRY VALUE! Fashion-wise Swimaways at one budget-low price! Sleek one-piece suits cut to flatter full or tiny figures! Two-piece suits that can be worn with straps or without... for more summer tan! Light or dark colors. Rayon jersey panels. 32 to 38. GIRL'S DENIMS CASUAL KNEE LENGTH SHORTS...1.98 BOY-TAILORED BRIEF SHORTS...1.98 CASUAL KNEE LENGTH SHORTS...1.98 BOY-TAILORED BRIEF SHORTS...1.98 Fun-loving gals, thrifty moms know these denims are just right for summer fun and summer budgets! Sanforized† and sturdy to take tubbing after tubbing, come out like new! In faded blue with red and white checked gingham trim or red with blue and white trim! Mix ...match them ...buy one or several and give your girl a complete play wardrobe for a tiny Penney price. Sizes 7 to 14. †Shrinkage will not exceed 1%! LITTLE BOYS' TRUNKS Cotton poplin trunks with South Sea print to match Dad's or big brother's! Elastic shirred waist. Drawstring. Sizes 4 to 8.....1.49 State Realtors Ask Congressional Investigation of Truman’s Charges Editor's Note: The following news release was submitted for publication by the Anaheim Realty Board. California realtors yesterday struck back at President Truman’s charges against the “real estate lobby” in Washington by demanding that Congress make a full investigation into the subject matter of the president’s charges. The demand was contained in telegrams sent to Congressmen Carl Hinshaw, Pasadena, and Hubert B. Scudder, Sejastopol, former state Assemblyman and real estate commissioner, both of whom are realtors, and in a letter of protest to the president signed by W. Ed Wallace, Oakland, president of the California Real Estate Association, and Eugene P. Conser, San Marino, state Secretary. ‘Whipping Boy’ “We seem to have been singled out as a ‘whipping boy’—the object of scurrilous public attacks which are in ‘such generalized terms as not to give us an opportunity to protect ourselves,’ Wallace said. “Coming at this time, when a vitally important decision on public policy with respect to the future of home ownership in this country is to be made, the charges of the president reflect also upon the integrity of members of Congress who will have to cast their votes publicly in making that decision. The charges can be interpreted,” he said, “as a desperate effort to coerce members of Congress into voting against the viewpoint we represent and to overcome congressional opposition to the socialized housing bill now ready for consideration.” Specific Charges In asking for a congressional investigation, Wallace requested that the president be asked to furnish Congress with a bill of Specific Charges In asking for a congressional investigation, Wallace requested that the president be asked to furnish Congress with a bill of particulars naming the persons against whom the charges are made. "If these charges can be made specific," he said, "and are found to be true, then the conditions should be corrected. If untrue, then we should be absolved and the charges should cease." In his letter to the president, Wallace suggested that "your advisers must have misled you as to the true content of this bill, thus causing you to issue an analysis of the bill which is erroneous and which so seriously distorts the facts that it constitutes a grave misrepresentation to the people." Oppose Socialism Study of the proposed housing program contained in the bill, Wallace said, shows that it "involves costs to the Federal government of upward of $19 billions." The computation is simple arithmetic that anyone can determine. Wallace called for a complete congressional investigation on the basis that "if our representatives in Washington have done or are doing anything unlawful or unethical, we are as interested as are you in having the situation corrected." The charges always have been generalized without mentioning any persons involved, Wallace said, thus reflecting discredit on those actively engaged in the real estate business although possibly intended to apply to persons only distantly concerned in realty operation. Expect Heavy Demand for Fair Exhibit Space Merchants, manufacturers and distributors of Orange county are being urged to make arrangements at the earliest possible date, for their commercial and industrial exhibit space at the coming 1949 Orange County Fair being staged FURNITURE at SMITH-RE Genuine Decco Deluxe Director's Chair Genuine Decco Club Chair Special All Steel CHAIR $795 (similar to above) Demand for Fair Exhibit Space Merchants, manufacturers and distributors of Orange county are being urged to make arrangements, at the earliest possible date, for their commercial and industrial exhibit space at the coming 1949 Orange County Fair being staged at the former Santa Ana Army Air Base site, August 18-21, inclusive. The expected large attendance for the coming Orange County Fair is responsible for the heavy demand for commercial and industrial exhibit space, according to Glenn N Woolley of Fullerton, member of the fair board and committeeman for this class of exhibits, who urges exhibitors to place their space orders early. L. A. (Dan) Patch, manager of the fair, states that ample arrangements are being made to handle the large number of commercial and industrial exhibitors and to give them every opportunity to display their wares to visitors. Manager of the commercial and industrial exhibit space is Frank M. Miller of Orange who has been contacting exhibitors throughout the county during the past few weeks. Miller may be contacted, or additional information secured by writing to him at the Orange County Fair, 20391 Newport Blvd., Santa Ana. Phone Kimberly 2-2384. BACK FROM UTAH VACATION TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tozer, 317 East Cypress street, Anaheim, returned late last week after enjoying a two week vacation. The local real estate man and his wife visited relatives and friends during their journey. Genuine Decco Club Chair Special All Steel CHAIR $795 (similar to above) Longing to get out and loll in the sun? and get your lounging scene well planned out of doors in elegant comfort. Wand patio comfort in our store. Come in, derful lounging pieces. Open Saturday Nights Until 9:00 p.m. SMITH-REA FURNITURE 151 N. Los Angeles St committee. Sherwin contended the longer it stays in committee the larger the budget grows. Leader of the assembly economy bloc. Jonathan Hollibaugh favored more cutting of the budget. According to Hollibaugh, the house should "get a little more water out of it." Hollibaugh was supported by Julian Beck, San Fernando, democratic floor leader.. One assemblyman, Laughlin Waters, Los Angeles, admitted frankly he is "sick and tired of listening to discussion on this thing." He accused those who refused to vote it out of the assembly of refusing to propose any specific suggestions on how the budget could be further cut. The United States Naval Academy, at Anapolis, Maryland, was founded in 1845. URE for OUTDOOR LIVING H-REAFSNYDER the best place to find everything for real outdoor living Genuine Deeco One-passenger Rocker (Also available in two- and three-pass. sizes) Deeco aluminum, so lightweight and easy-to-move ... so strong and durable. 3-position adjustable chaise can be used flat for sleeping. Chairs and chaise covered to match in green, blue, yellow and terra-cotta. In sturdy water-repellent fabric. Deeco aluminum, so lightweight and easy-to-move...so strong and durable. 3-position adjustable chaise can be used flat for sleeping. Chairs and chaise covered to match in green, blue, yellow and terracotta. 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