anaheim-gazette 1949-11-03

Urge Export Of Oranges To Europe Production and Marketing Administration of the United States Department of Agriculture today announced that it will develop a program to encourage exports of oranges from the United States to European countries eligible to receive aid under the Foreign Assistance Act of 1948. The program will provide for payment up to one-half of f.a.s. U.S. Port price (computed before deduction of such payment). A near record production of oranges is in prospect this season and the program will assist in marketing this crop. Announcements containing full details of this program will be mailed soon to all known shippers and processors of citrus fruits. Local VFW Post Meets Tonight Anaheim Post No. 3173, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will meet tonight (Thursday) at 8 o'clock in their new club rooms located at 108 North Philadelphia street (Anaheim Union Water Company Building), it was announced today by Ray Mallonee, commander of the local post. "Our first meeting in the new clubrooms," Commander Mallonee stated, "will also mark the beginning of our 1950 membership drive." "All overseas veterans are invited." Masons to Hear Guest from China Activities of Masons in China will be revealed by Alfred S. Lee, Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of China, who will be guest speaker at the 6:30 o'clock dinner meeting of the Anaheim Masonic Lodge tomorrow, Friday, in the Masonic Temple here. R. W. Brownell, Worshipful Master of the local Masons, will preside over the meeting which will be for the men of the lodge only. The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of China was organized unanimously during the Masonic Convention, January 15 and 16, 1949. The conclave was attended by more than 100 Masons. Those convening at this time were four delegates from each of the six lodges operating in China under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of the Philippines, delegates from the three Massachusetts Lodges working in Shanghai, and observers from the sister constitutions with daughter Lodges in China: to-wit — United Grand Lodge of England, the Grand Lodge of Scotland, the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, and the Grand Lodge of Ireland. Among officers elected to serve for the ensuing Masonic year, was Alfred S. Lee, Grand Secretary, who will be welcomed cordially by the local Masons. Lane Heads Stock Exchange Speakers Group Carter A. Lane, manager of 4-H Council Meets Nov. 7 The November meeting of the Orange County 4-H Club Council will be held at the Farm Bureau building, 353 South Main street, Orange, Monday evening, November 7 at 7:30 p.m. Final preparations will be made for the annual 4-H achievement program which will be held at the Fremont school in Anaheim Thursday evening, November 10. At the Council meeting leaders will plan with the agricultural extension service in developing their annual program of work. A 4-H demonstration on making a strawberry barrel will be presented by Charles Pyron and Jimmy Erskine of the La Habra Cackle and Root 4-H Club. Don Rosedale, council president, will preside at the meeting. City Receives $5,856 Liquor License Fees Sacramento, (WNS) — Allocations of liquor license fees to cities and counties were recently announced by the state board of equalization. Total allocation for the state amounts to $7,037,951, the report said. The allocation is the first for an eight month period in the history of the board. Orange county will receive $81,-991.90 of the fees, collected from January 1, to August 31, according to the report. Of this sum, $19,311.26 goes to the unincorporated area in the county and the following sums to cities: Anaheim, $5,856.88; Brea, 955.00; Fullerton, 2,979.38; Huntington Beach, 3,343.75; Laguna ans of Foreign Wars, will meet tonight (Thursday) at 8 o'clock in their new club rooms located at 108 North Philadelphia street (Anaheim Union Water Company Building), it was announced today by Ray Mallonee, commander of the local post. "Our first meeting in the new clubrooms," Commander Mallonee stated, "will also mark the beginning of our 1950 membership drive." "All overseas veterans are invited to inquire about the advantages and benefits of membership in the Veterans of Foreign Wars," he added. Those veterans who are interested in membership with the local post should contact Ray Mallonee, 528 North Vine street, Phone 5139, or Walter Maas, 327 South Indiana street, Phone 6888. Woodrow Wilson instituted the first formal and regular White House press conferences. Lane Heads Stock Exchange Speakers Group Carter A. Lane, manager of Dempsey Tegler & Company's Santa Ana office (member of Los Angeles Stock Exchange) who lives at 1118 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar, was named this week to head the speakers committee in Orange county for the 50th Anniversary celebration of the Los Angeles Stock Exchange, commemorating the founding of the financial industry in southern California. Anaheim merchants invite you! SAFEWAY BIG CANNED FOODS EVENT PIE FILLING Jell-well, Lemon Pie Filling. 3 pkgs. 17¢ MINCE MEAT Borden's Concentrated. None Such brand. 9-oz. pkg. 18¢ PIE MIX Comstock Pumpkin. Makes tasty pies. 20-oz. can 22¢ PEACHES California Days Sliced or Halves (Per can, 18c) 3 29-oz. cans 51¢ APRICOTS Valley Gold Choice Whole Peeled (Per can, 22c) 2 30-oz. cans 42¢ PEAS Del Monte Brand Early Garden Variety (Per can, 16c) 3 17-oz. cans 47¢ CORN Niblets Brand. Vacuum Packed. Per Can, 10c (12-ounce Can, 15c) 3 7-oz. cans 29¢ TOMATOES Gardenside Standard Pack (Per can, 14c) 3 28-oz. cans 41¢ TUNA Torpedo Grated Light Meat (Per can, 23c) 3 6-oz. cans 65¢ APPLES California Pippins Excellent with Pork (Box $1.29) 7 lbs. 25¢ ORANGES Medium Size Excellent for Juice 6 lbs. 25¢ ONIONS Yellow Variety To Slice or Cook lb. 4¢ SPINACH Packed in Cellophane Bag 2 lbs. 25¢ SPRY Vegetable shortening. (One pound can, 28c) 3-lb. can 79¢ SWIFT'NING Swift's shortening. For frying, baking. 3-lb. 75¢ APPLES California Pippins Excellent with Pork (Box $1.29) 7 lbs. 25¢ ORANGES Medium Size Excellent for Juice 6 lbs. 25¢ ONIONS Yellow Variety To Slice or Cook 4 lbs. SPINACH Packed in Cellophane Bag 2 lbs. 25¢ FANCY YAMS To Bake 3 lbs. 25¢ SPRY Vegetable shortening. (One pound can, 28¢) 3-lb. can 79¢ SWIFT'NING Swift's shortening. For frying, baking. 3-lb. can 75¢ FANCY PEAS Sugar Belle Fancy, Blended, Sweet. 10½-oz. can 10¢ TOMATOES Highway brand. Extra Standard. 28-oz. can 17¢ GOLDEN CORN Gardenside. Cream style pack. 2 16-oz. cans 23¢ PORK ROAST PORK CHOPS PORK SHOULDER SMOKED PICNICS SLICED BACON CHICKENS lb. OR PORK CHOPS. Loin End or Shoulder End of Loin lb. 39¢ OR PORK ROAST. Center Cuts from Loin of Eastern Pork lb. 59¢ ROAST. Full Picnic. (Butt Cut, 1b. 45c) lb. 35¢ 4 to 8-lb. Average lb. 39¢ Popular Brands Grade A lb. 55¢ Fancy Fryers. Cut Up Ready for the Pan lb. 69¢ STEAK SALE SIRLOIN or RIB (all Cuts) lb. 79£ T-BONE or CLUB lb. 89£ U.S. Government Good Grade aged, Trimmed, Waste Free ROUND STEAK lb. 65£ DEVILED HAM Libby brand. For sandwiches. 3-oz. can 19¢ LIVER SPREAD Libby brand. Fine on fresh bread. 3-oz. can 12¢ CATSUP Taste Tells Tomato. Note low price. 14-oz. bottle 12¢ SARDINES Spirit of Norway. Packed in oil. 3¼-oz. can 20£ MINCED CLAMS Sea Trader brand. Minced Razor clams. 6½-oz. can 37£ PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1949, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax will be added to retail price on all taxable items. Council Nov. 7 November meeting of the county 4-H Club Council held at the Farm Bureau 853 South Main street, Monday evening, November 30 p.m. Final preparabe made for the annual movement program which will be at the Fremont school from Thursday evening, November 10. Council meeting leaders with the agricultural service in developing real program of work. Demonstration on making berry barrel will be preCharles Pyron and Jimege of the La Habra and Root 4-H Club. Don council president, will attend the meeting. Receives 6 Liquor House Fees ento, (WNS) — Allocaliquor license fees to counties were recently audited by the state board of on. Allocation for the state no $7,037,951, the report allocation is the first for month period in the histoboard. County will receive $81,-the fees, collected from to August 31, according port. The sum, $19,311.26 goes to incorporated area in the county and the following sums to Anaheim, $5,856.88; Brea, Bullerton, 2,979.38; Hunteach, 3,343.75; Laguna Optimist Week Ladies' Night Observance of Optimists International Boys Week, November 6-13, will be climaxed in this area by a Ladies Night dinner program, Thursday evening, November 10, at Knott's Berry Farm, it was announced today by Walt Gooden, local president. Franklin Stanko, international president of Optimists International will be the honored guest speaker at the area dinner. Also present will be Raleigh P. Nall, governor of the fourteenth district and Lt. Gov. Barney Koster of Santa Ana. Representatives will attend the joint event from throughout southern Los Angeles county and Orange county. Officers and members of the local clubs will also be in attendance at another Optimist week observance when the San Clemente club gives a charter party for the newly-organized Laguna Beach club, Wednesday night, November 9. For This Week Leonard J. Robinson will present an evening of musical entertainment in place of the regular guest speaker program at the meeting tonight (Thursday) at Mother's Kitchen. He will play modern piano selections including boogie-woogle. Monday, the Rev. Phil Selfridge, Anaheim club chaplain, was the guest speaker at the pre-organization meeting of the east-side Los Angeles club. Members of the Anaheim group are congratulating their float committee for the honorable mention award which they received for the Hallowe'en parade entry. Included on the decorations committee were Harwood Larson Come and Help Us Ce 30th BI We want you to see our newly redecorated modeled store. This has been done so that can better serve you. Merchandise is better displayed and priced for your convenience. Price of merchandise has been revised and we ask that you compare our prices and quality with others. 30th Birth Announce Farm Radio Broadcast 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, November 7—“Simplifying Housekeeping.” Marian Prentiss, home advisor. Tuesday, November 8—“Livestock News.” W.M. Cory farm advisor. Wednesday, November 9—“Small Size Survey Report.” R. E. Puffer, farm advisor. Thursday, November 10—“4-H and Agricultural News Items.” H. W. Longfellow, farm advisor. Friday, November 11—“Cost of Producing Oranges.” Harold E. Wahlberg, farm advisor. Seek Carbon Canyon Dam Funds Again Sacramento, (WNS) — Request for $82,870,000 for approximately 25 flood control projects will be proposed by the state resources board at a meeting to be held November 14, C. A. Griffith, chairman, announced today. When decided on, the request will be presented to Congress for action. The Congress appropriated $31,745,000 for flood control work in California this year. The southern part of the state will have requests as follows: Stewart Canyon, Ventura county, $850,000; Carbon Canyon, Orange county, $1,000,000; San Diego River, $3,500,000; Los Angeles River, $11,245,000; Compton Creek, $1,800,000; Liveoak Wash, $255,-000; Pacolima Wash, $1,500,000; Rio Hondo, $3,750,000; Sawtelle-Westwood, $1,600,000; Tujunga... SPRY Vegetable shortening. (One pound can, 28c) 3-lb. can 79¢ SWIFT'NING Swift's shortening. For frying, baking. 3-lb. can 75¢ The southern part of the state will have requests as follows: Stewart Canyon, Ventura county, $850,000; Carbon Canyon, Orange county, $1,000,000; San Diego River, $3,500,000; Los Angeles River, $11,245,000; Compton Creek, $1,800,000; Liveoak Wash, $255,-000; Pacolma Wash, $1,500,000; Rio Hondo, $3,750,000; Sawtelle-Westwood, $1,600,000; Tujunga Wash, $4,750,000; Whittier Narrows, $10,000,000; San Antonio Flood Control Basin, $2,000,000. In the northern part of the state the requests proposed follow: Black Butte Dam, $500,000; Cherry Valley Dam, $3,000,000; Farmington Dam, $1,650,000; Folsom Dam, $7,500,000; Isabella Dam, $5,000,000; Merced Stream Group, $970,000; Pine Flat Dam, $15,000,000; Sacramento River, 5,000,000; San Joaquin River Levees, $1,000,000; Success Dam, $500,000; Terminus Dam, $500,- The funds to be requested are in addition to any that already have been appropriated to any of the projects involved. PLANS ANNIVERSARY PARTY FOR PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Gareth E. Austin of this city, will be given a reception by their daughter, Kathleen Austin, in honor of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, November 20, at the Chungking cafe. PLAN TO MARRY Robert S. Broady, 13121 Canery street, Garden Grove, and Ayleen Gertrude Britt of Norwalk, obtained a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana late last week. Makes your shopping pleasant when you trade in Anaheim. $995 to $2295 Depending on model and make of car. Lumite woven plastic fabrics trimmed with Vinyl plastic coated leatherette. Longest wearing covers known. Beautiful harmonizing colors and fade proof. FREE INSTALATION on all cars to and including 1948. CAR HEATERS KEEP WARM Many Styles $1295 up TIRE CHAINS 6.00-16 65¢ West Bros. Los Angeles St...at Chestnut FLOYD G. Help Us Celebrate This, Our 80th BIRTHDAY! newly redecorated and re-been done so that we merchandise is better for your conandise Birthday SALE!! 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