anaheim-gazette 1949-10-20

5 Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, October 20, 1949 ZUNIGA SON A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zuniga of 116 Monte Vista avenue, La Habra on Saturday, October 15 at Fullerton General hospital. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. MIKE— FORD'S LIQUOR STORE WINE - BEER - LIQUOR 315 E. CENTER ST. PHONE 4209 Free Parking at rear of store Entrance through alley from North Philadelphia or North Olive streets Greatest... Rexall ORIGINAL 1c SALE in History as advertised in... LIFE, POST, LOOK, Collier's Farm Journal, and on the REXALL RADIO SHOW MBC Sundays • Starring PHIL HARRIS & Alicia FAYE ...at 10,000 Rexall Drug Stores Twin Value Days are Here! "A Blessed Event for the Family Budget" TWO IDENTICAL Rexall PRODUCTS for the Price of only 1+lc Prices referring to size or value represent Mfg.'s full retail price. Cosmetics subject to Federal Tax. Rexall ORIGINAL ONE CENT SALE Twin Value Days are Here! "A Blessed Event for the Family Budget" TWO IDENTICAL PRODUCTS for the Price of only 1+1c Prices referring to size or value represent Mfg.'s full retail price-Cosmetics subject to Federal Tax. 4 BIG SALE DAYS WEDNESDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY DAILY SPECIALS Super Values for this Event! (Not 1c Sale Merchandise) ON SALE WED. Homemaid Assorted CHOCOLATES 2 pound box 99¢ Helen Cornell BUBBLE BATH Reg. $1.00 43¢ ON SALE THURS. Milk of Magnesia TOOTH PASTE $1.50 value 3 tubes 59¢ 18" x 36" Turkish BATH TOWELS You'd expect to pay at least 49¢ 23¢ ON SALE FRI. COMBINATION! Klenzo 300's FACIAL TISSUES and 2 bottles of lhasol. 8 Oz. HAND LOTION $1.75 value 76¢ MILK OF MAGNESIA In the blue bottle. Reg. 39c Pt. 2 for 40¢ ASPIRIN Puretest quality! 5 gr. Reg. 49c. 100's 2 for 50¢ LADY HELEN TABLEWARE Reg. 19c TEASPOON 2 for 20c REG. 50c KNIFE ...2 for 51c REG. 35c FORK...2 for 36c REG. 35c SOAP Spoon 2 for 36c Mi-31 SOLUTION or KLENZO ANTISEPTIC Ea. Reg. 69c Pt. 2 for 70¢ Alco-Rex RUBBING ALCOHOL Reg. 39c Pt. 2 for 40¢ Rex-Maid Household RUBBER GLOVES Reg. 75c Pr. All sizes. 2 for 76¢ CHRISTMAS CARDS Box of 25 MEDFORD Reg. 50c 2 for 51¢ Box of 21 CASCADE Reg. $1.00 2 for 10¢ Briton Ammoniated Tooth Powder Reg. 29c. $1½ oz. 2 for 30¢ Petrofol MINERAL OIL Reg. 59c Pt. 2 for 60¢ Klenzo Nylon TOOTH BRUSH Med. size; asst'd shapes Reg. 15c 2 for 16¢ ON SALE FRI. COMBINATION! Klenzo 300's FACIAL TISSUES and 2 bottles of Ilasol. 8 Oz. HAND LOTION $1.75 value All for 76c Helen Cornell SHAMPOO plus Defender Shampoo'end BATH SPRAY $1.64 value Both for 69c OH SALE SAT. Cascade Starlet BORDERED STATIONERY 30 sheets; 24 envelopes $1.00 VALUE 39c Exceptional Value! 18" x 32" Edged TEA TOWELS 15½c each 6 for 89c HORMONE CREAM Helen Cornell. 1⅓ oz...REG. $1.00 ADRIENNE COSMETICS Any 2 Identical Items...REG. 75c PARTY MATS Gay Ninettes design...REG. 9c GLASS TUMBLER Safedge. 9½ ounces...REG. 5c GLASBAKE CUSTARD CUP 4 ounces...REG. 5c EXTENSION CORD 6 foot...REG. 49c WRITING PAPER Cascade Elite. 50 sheets...REG. 65c ENVELOPES Cascade Linen. 50's...REG. 65c SPEED GLAZE Elkay's. For Autos...REG. $1.00 PINT WATER BOTTLE Victoria. 2 quart...REG. $1.89 HAIR TONIC Silique Cream. 5 ounces...REG. 49c CHILD'S VITAMINS Polycaps Multi-vitamins. 72's $2.00 SIZE HUNDREDS MORE TOO NUMEROUS TO ADVERTISE! HEAR PHIL HARRIS & ALICE FAYE ON OUR REXALL RADIO SHOW SUNDAYS MBC Heying’s Rexall Drugs 144 W. Center Street ANAHEIM : CALIFORNIA Forestry Parley Meets in Geneva The leading forestry authorities of Europe recently concluded a series of discussions at Geneva to coordinate Europe's forestry policies and increase production of timber on an over-all basis. The meeting was sponsored by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Here, a Swiss Forestry Inspector explains the principles of forest conservation to a group of delegates. Half-Day Schooling Cheating 200,000 California Children of Education Half-day schooling is cheating nearly 200,000 California children in their rights to a good education, William L. Blair, Pasadena newspaper editor and president of the California State Board of Education, said today in sounding a call for approval of Proposition 1 at the emergency election November 8 to provide state aid in school construction. "Forcing children to attend school swing-shift style in double, and in a few cases, even triple sessions is rationing education and tampering with the future of our state," he said. Western Railroads Refuse Reduction Connecting lines in the east and north Boat service from Florida Eastern ports has started again for the first time since the war. While no official announcement has been made, it is understood that the rail lines serving Florida intend to offer rates which will compete with the water rates and may, in addition, absorb their excessive loading charges in the market served by boat shipments, Wilco reported. Announce Farm Radio Programs 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 October 24. "Topics for Homemakers." Marion Prentis home advisor. Tuesday, October 25. "Livestock News." W. M. Cory, farm advisor. Wednesday, October 26. "Avocado Situation." R. E. Puffer, farm advisor. Thursday, October 27. "4-H and Agricultural News Items." W. Longfellow, farm advisor. Friday, October 28. "Prepare for Orchard Heating." Harold Wahlberg, farm advisor. Anlheim Gazette since 1870. California Children of Education Half-day schooling is cheating nearly 200,000 California children in their rights to a good education, William L. Blair, Pasadena newspaper editor and president of the California State Board of Education, said today in sounding a call for approval of Proposition 1 at the emergency election November 8 to provide state aid in school construction. "Forcing children to attend school swing-shift style in double, and in a few cases, even triple sessions is rationing education and tampering with the future of our state," he said. Problem is Statewide He cited Los Angeles county with 99,000 children on half-day shifts, Alameda county with 15,-000, Contra Costa county with 14,500, San Mateo and San Diego counties with 7,000 each, San Bernardino and Fresno counties with 5,000 each; Sacramento county with 4,500, and Kern and Tulare counties with 3,000 as evidence that the problem is statewide. "Between the evils of half-day schooling and use of inadequate make-shift classroom facilities, nearly every county in the state contains some of the 550 school districts which have been unable to meet their school housing needs," he stated. He quoted Paul Ehret, superintendent of the San Lorenzo school district, Alameda county, as reporting that there are now "more children on double shifts than constituted our entire enrollment two years ago, even though we have built two new schools in that period." State Will Suffer In Richmond, Blair added, there are 1500 children in junior high school who never attended a full-day session of school during their elementary years. Most of the district where these conditions exist have reached the legal limit of their bonding capacity and many have voluntarily levied extra taxes over the legal maximum, yet still they can't provide the badly needed classrooms, Blair explained. "These children are not receiving the education they deserve," Blair declared. "They're being cheated and California will reap harmful effects for years to come unless we act now. Proposition 1 offers the only immediate solution. It must be approved November 8 to end educational rationing in California." And Save In Anaheim Makes your shopping pleasant Western Railroads Refuse Reduction Of Citrus Rates Western railroads have completely refused to effect any reduction in freight rates on California citrus fruit, F. R. Wilcox, assistant general manager of the California Fruit Growers Exchange, told the board of directors of the Sunkish organization today. "Despite evidence that the excessive rail rates are forcing California citrus growers to reduce shipments of fresh fruit, the four rail lines originating all shipments of citrus from California and Arizona flatly refuse to support any reduction in freight rates," Wilcox states. "Consequently, we must continue to look to other forms of transportation to remove the burden of unreasonable freight charges." The refusal came in the form of a letter to shipping organizations following a meeting of railroad executives to consider a proposal made to them by citrus shipping representatives in mid-September. At that time the shippers requested a reduction of 29c per 100 pounds in the transcontinental rate. They also requested the carriers to propose a counter reduction if the 29c figure could not be met. The answer from the rail lines flatly refused both suggestions. The annual freight bill on California citrus fruit exceeds $60 million and represents the largest single cost in the entire operation of citrus production. It now costs more to take a box of fruit to market than it does to grow it. California shippers are watching closely the action of some of the southern railroads in the handling of the Florida citrus crop. The Illinois Central has announced a reduction approximately 30c per box from Lake Wales to Chicago. Other lines serving Florida have proposed similar reductions if they can secure the cooperation of con- SANTA ANA VALLEY KENNEL CLUB All Breed Dog Show and Obedience Trials SUNDAY, OCT. 23, 1949 - 10 A.M. LA PALMA PARK - ANAHEIM Whippet Races - Lunch Stand Over 450 Beautiful Trophies Enter Your Dog - $1.00 Spectators Admitted Free Special Permanent Wave 3.95 Fall Fashions Follow the Uncluttered Look Better Permanents of Your Choice Oil or Nupad $8.75 Helen Curtis Zotoz Machineless $8.50-$11.00 Duart Cream $8.50 Zaar $8.50 Cremen with Kolestral $10.00 Rayette $10-$12.00 Genuine Realistic Creme $12.50 Zotoz fluid Wave $10-$12.50-$15.00-$20 LA DONA Cosmetic and Beauty Salon 122 S. Lemon - Anaheim VERLA WIMBERLY CECIL GOUGH LAST WEEK OF OUR BIRTHDAY SALE — LAST WEEK OF OUR BIRTHDAY SALE T WEEK OF OUR BIRTHDAY SALE — LAST WEEK OF OUR BIRTHDAY SALE Last 3 Days OF OUR Birthday Sale ... By popular demand we are continuing this great sale for 3 more days to bring you sensational savings in all lines. Hurry in and take advantage of our Birthday Sale now. ... FREE SOUVENIRS TO ALL... USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY-A-WAY PLAN Beacon Jacquard Indian Blankets Cotton, with a super soft nap. SALE PRICE 2.35 SHOWER CURTAINS Multi-colored plastic with ruffles and tie back. Special purchase. Set SALE PRICE.....$1.00 White Beacon Sheet Blankets Warm, soft, easy to wash. 70x90. SALE PRICE 1.79 ea. 36" Printed PLASTIC Multi-colored. Heavyweight for shower drapes, curtains or aprons. SALE PRICE.....38¢ 81x108 Sheets Big Dipper SALE PRICE.....2.09 72x108 Sheets Big Dipper SALE PRICE.....1.95 36" Pinwale Corduroy A fine fabric for all around wear. Large selection of colors. SALE PRICE.....1.38 36" Sanforized Denim Solids and stripes in many colors. Makes ideal for play clothes and jeans. SALE PRICE.....44¢ ALL WOOL JERSEY 54" wide. Selection of attractive colors for blouses, dresses, etc. SALE PRICE.....2.28 RAYON TWILL SATIN 38". Short lengths in all colors, for limings and dresses. SALE PRICE.....35¢ Printed Outing Flannel 36" Pinwale Corduroy A fine fabric for all around wear. Large selection of colors. SALE PRICE.....yd. 1.38 36" Sanforized Denim Solids and stripes in many colors. Makes ideal for play clothes and jeans. SALE PRICE.....yd. 44° ALL WOOL JERSEY 54" wide. Selection of attractive colors for blouses, dresses, etc. SALE PRICE.....yd. 2.28 RAYON TWILL SATIN 39", Short lengths in all colors, for lmings and dresses. SALE PRICE.....yd. 35° Thousands of Yards of ● Printed Percales ● Chambrays ● Broadcloths 36" wide. Guaranteed fast colors. SALE PRICE.....yd. 26° Printed Outing Flannel 36". Tremendous selection of patterns for the entire family. Make pajamas and gowns for Xmas now. SALE PRICE.....yd. 33° Plaid Corduroy Red, blue and brown. Attractive for jumpers, outside shirts, skirts and many others. SALE PRICE.....yd. 1.78 Printed Butcher Linen and Washable Spun Rayons in a multitude of prints to choose from. SALE PRICE.....yd. 48° Buy of a Lifetime 39" Washable RAYON CREPE in solids and prints. SALE PRICE.....yd. 58° 36" Plaid Flannel Many woven plaids to choose from for shirts. SALE PRICE, yd. 57° Anaheim Textile Store 112 E CENTER Anaheim's Leading Textile Store 2068 LAST WEEK OF OUR BIRTHDAY SALE — LAST WEEK OF OUR BIRTHDAY SALE