anaheim-gazette 1949-11-24

Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, November 24, 1949 BRUNCH BISCUITS Brunch calls for something a little bit out of the ordinary. Next time you're making hot biscuits for this occasion, add chopped deviled ham to the dough for a pleasant surprise. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Pyrex Stars for Christmas Giving See These and Dozens More! New! Oven and Table Set with Package This colorful set of one 2½ qt. bowl and 4 matching 12 oz. dishes in red or yellow—gift-boxed $2.95; 2½ qt. Covered Casserole $2.50; Open Bowl $1.39; Individual 12 oz. Dishes $.39 each. 6 Cup Percolator and Double Boiler Sparkling PYREX Flameware lets you see what's cooking! Percolators from $2.45 to $3.45; 1½ qt. Oven and Refrigerator Set Colorful, useful, Oven and Refrigerator Set $2.95—also set of 4 colored Mixing Bowls $2.95. Poet Cagers Open Season December 3 Whittier.—Coach Aubreyham is running his Whittierlege Poets through intensivedrills in preparation for a run26-game basketball scheduleginning December 3. The Poets open against theDiego State Aztecs in theBCity and play their firstgame, December 9, againstOccidental Tigers to openSeern California Intercollegiateference competition. Bonham will take his Poelos Los Angeles NationalCountrysportball Championship,sponsored by PepperdineCollegeand the Helms AthleticFoundation, December 14. Followingthe Quakers will swing northroad trip, then return totheir schedule, and wind upS.C.I.C. play. Compton-LittleRock in ShrineCharity Tilt Shriners of this communitywere notified today by PoterGeorge E. Sailor of Al MalaTemple that Stanton A. Brugeneral chairman of the SHospital Committee, has arrivedfor the first annual intenational junior college footballto be played between ComCollege and Little Rock, Ark.,jor College in the Los Angeles Bowl $1.39; Individual 12 oz. Dishes $.39 each. 6 Cup Percolator and Double Boiler Sparkling PYREX Flameware lets you see what's cooking! Percolators from $2.45 to $3.45; ½ qt. Double Boiler $3.45; Also Saucepans and Teapots. Oven and Refrigerator Set Colorful, useful, Oven and Refrigerator Set $2.95—also set of 4 colored Mixing Bowls $2.95. 2 qt. Knob Covered Casserole 2 qt. Covered Casserole $.98. Also available in sizes from 1 to 3 qts. 3 qt. Utility Dish 3 qt. Utility Dish $.98. See the sparkling Pie Plates, Cake Dishes and Loaf Pans, too. We invite you in to look over our large selection of tools... Dad will enjoy having Santa help complete his tool chest. Patterns for toy making... furniture, etc. NADORFF HARDWARE 148 E. CENTER ANAHEIM PH. 2713 A Gift Robe To Suit Her Taste There's nothing like a lovely Robe or Hostess Coat to bring a sparkle of happiness to her eyes... We have many soft feminine robes for Christmas giving. Quilted Satin Robes In a gorgeous array of lovely colors... Baby blue and pink... winter white... cherry red... forest green and yellow... lovely full skirt... full pockets... wrap around and zipper styles. Quilted Satin Robes In a gorgeous array of lovely colors Baby blue and pink winter white cherry red green and yellow lovely full skirt full pockets wrap around and zipper styles. Hostess Coats Fashioned of soft crepe with full skirt and deep pockets. You'll be dainty and graceful and dressed just right for an evening of comfort before your television set. Corded Suede Robes designed with that nipped in waist deep pockets zipper front Serves as a hostess coat or robe. Use Our Convenient Lay-Away Plan... Shop Early for Best Selection Clarice Sportswear 219 West Center Street Anaheim Poet Cagers Open Season December 3 Whittier—Coach Aubrey Bonham is running his Whittier College Poets through intensive daily calls in preparation for a rugged game basketball schedule beginning December 3. The Poets open against the San Diego State Aztecs in the Border Bay and play their first home game, December 9, against the Idaho Tigers to open South-California Intercollegiate Conference competition. Bronham will take his Poets to Angeles National College Kickball Championship, co-sonsored by Pepperdine College at the Helms Athletic Foundation, December 14. Following that, Quakers will swing north on a trip, then return to finish their schedule, and wind up the I.C.C. play. Compton-Little Rock in Shrine Charity Tilt Inkers of this community are notified today by Potentate George E. Sallor of Al Malaikah Apple that Stanton A. Bruned, general chairman of the Shrine Capital Committee, has arranged for the first annual intercollegial junior college football game be played between Compton Edge and Little Rock, Ark., Jun-College in the Los Angeles Me- Favor Santa Ana in Turkey Day Game with Fullerton Orange county gridiron fans are all set for their annual Turkey Day classic between Santa Ana and Fullerton Junior colleges to be played Thanksgiving Day at the Santa Ana Municipal bowl. Bill Cook's undefeated, untied Dons will be out not only to defeat Fullerton but also to make a loud enough whack to cause the Little Rose Bowl officials to stand up and take note. Whether Ed Goddard can get his Indians whooped up enough to hit the warpath come Thursday remains to be seen. His team has come through with but two victories against six losses and a tie. The high-flying Dons who play out of just about every formation ever devised are certain to be prohibitive favorites against the Indians who saw fit to mutiny against their coach mid-way during the season. Smoke Peace Pipe However all parties concerned took deep drags on the peace pipes and reports from the north indicate that Goddard's Braves are set to clean some scalps off the touchdown-minded Dons. Cook is taking no changes and has been reminding his boys that Santa Ana has yet to experience an easy win over Fullerton. Fullerton will be at full strength for the first time since early season with Bob Ferguson and Bill Newton both back in the line-up. Ferguson who led the nation's scorers as a prep star at Fullerton high and has been a standout in the Eastern conference this year is figured to give the Dons no little State Releases 76,689 Pheasants Sacramento, (WNS)—The state division of fish and game announced today that it had released a total of 76,689 pheasants in 42 counties this year, topping all previous records. Of the total birds released, the division said 250 were set free in Orange county. All male pheasants released, according to Carl Van Ornum, chief of game farms, are banded, and hunters are urged to return the metal leg band to the division's Ferry Building Office in San Francisco, giving the location and date of the kill. The state maintains 14 game farms, and the cost of raising pheasants for release is about $2.25 per bird, according to estimates made by officials of the division. PINK RIBBONS Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Adams, 803 South Los Angeles street, Anaheim, who greeted a nine pound, four ounce baby daughter who arrived Sunday at St. Joseph hospital. Marie Staehnke Claimed by DeaMarie Staehnke, a native Germany, passed away at home at 601 South Philadelphia street, on Saturday, Nov. 14 had been a resident of Ansi since 1909. The deceased was a memorial Zion Lutheran church and Ladies Aid. Surviving is her husband Staehnke, two sisters, Mrs. Becker and Miss Ida Voe and two brothers, Ernst and man Vorpahl, all in Germany. Funeral services will be held Zion Lutheran church Wednesday at 2 p.m. with the tor, the Rev. L. E. Eifert, in of the last rites. Interment be in Anaheim cemetery Backs, Campbell and Ka-mortuary in charge of armenments. Bank of America Resources Increase Total resources of Bank America rose $149,161,813; June 30, according to the controller of the currency's catalog of November 1, just re-reported Total deposits increased $9531 in the period. Loans and discounts outsta November 1 were $31,145,599 er than at June 30, and the investment in United States gations increased by $78,274. Deposit totals shown in the report do not include the number of foreign branches or regional bank balances. On this day the November 1 totals are posits $5,415,771,974; total sources $5,859,355,152; loan discounts $2,705,113,276; U. ligations $1,641,882,177. Charity Tilt miners of this community notified today by Potentate orge E. Sallor of Al Malaikah ple that Stanton A. Bruned, general chairman of the Shrine capital Committee, has arrangfor the first annual interseccal junior college football game to be played between Compton gee and Little Rock, Ark., Juncollege in the Los Angeles Medical Coliseum on Saturday, December 3. The kick-off is schedfor 2 p.m. and there will be a less of spectacular half-time atts. The hundred per cent of the proceeds will go for the Los Angeles Unit of the Shriners Hossels for Crippled Children, for which ground-breaking is schedearly in 1950. General admission will be $1.00; for reserved seats and ringsters under 12 will be added for 50 cents. General Chairman Bruner statthat he hopes to make this an actual money-raising event for Los Angeles hospital. After building is completed and the impment purchased, maintenne money will still be needed. Our neighbor has figured out to mow his lawn without efhe lets his wife do it. Cook is taking no changes and has been reminding his boys that Santa Ana has yet to experience an easy win over Fullerton. Fullerton will be at full strength for the first time since early seasson with Bob Ferguson and Bill Newton both back in the line-up. Ferguson who led the nation's scorers as a prep star at Fullerton high and has been a standout in the Eastern conference this year is figured to give the Dons no little trouble. His side-kick, speedy Bill Newton should also make the Santa Ana defense stay on their toes. Don Injuries Over Santa Ana way, the picture isn't quite as rosy with fullback Fred Mirchoff nursing a bruised hip, Franny Kluewer disabled with a deep cut over his left eye and co-captain Carlos Lillywhite a doubtful starter as a result of a scrimmage-sustained chest injury. End Ed Nearing who reinjured his ankle at San Berdoo last week is definitely out. The silver lining on the Don overcast is the return of first string left tackle Dick Adams who though used sparingly last week is reported to be raring to go against Fullerton. The season records of the two schools is as follows: Santa Ana 31 Cal. Poly ..... 13 31 Santa Monica ..... 0 13 Pasadena ..... 13 20 Orange Coast ..... 2 37 Chaffey ..... 13 21 Riverside ..... 6 42 Mt. San Antonio ..... 20 55 San Bernardino ..... 19 244 Opponents ..... 98 Fullerton 13 Vallejo ..... 6 7 Long Beach ..... 40 24 San Bernardino ..... 12 19 Muir ..... 21 0 Orange Coast ..... 12 6 Chaffey ..... 40 26 Weber, Utah ..... 30 0 Mt. San Antonio ..... 12 13 Riverside ..... 13 108 Opponents ..... 186 Roscoe H. Bonewitz Funeral Tuesday Roscoe H. Bonewitz, native of Omaha, Neb., passed away at his home at 10972 Flower street, Stanton, on Saturday, Nov. 19. Funeral services were held Tuesday from the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary with the Rev. Howard S. Congdon, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Anaheim and date of the kill. The state maintains 14 game farms, and the cost of raising pheasants for release is about $2.25 per bird, according to estimates made by officials of the division. PINK RIBBONS Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Adams, 803 South Los Angeles street, Anaheim, who greeted a nine pound, four ounce baby daughter who arrived Sunday at St. Joseph hospital. Job Printing At The Gazette REGISTER NOW A ON 1 BETWEEN ANA Win Valuea STOP NO See the NEW The Diamond YOU SAVE ON EACH PURCHASE Roscoe H. Bonewitz Funeral Tuesday Roscoe H. Bonewitz, native of Omaha, Neb., passed away at his home at 10972 Flower street, Stanton, on Saturday, Nov. 19. Funeral services were held Tuesday from the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary with the Rev. Howard S. Congdon, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city, officiating. He had resided in Stanton for sixteen years. Surviving is his wife, Clara E. Bonewitz of the home. Interment was in Westminster cemetery. Hunsinger Rites Held Tuesday Funeral services for Samuel Hunsinger, 84, who died Friday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. B. Becker, 9801 South Magnolia avenue, after a brief illness, were conducted Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Hilgenfeld chapel. Additional services were held at the First Mennonite church in Pasa Robles Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment was in the family plot in Estrella cemetery. A native of Germany, he came to the United States 56 years ago and lived in Idaho for most of that time. He had resided at the Magnolia street address, this city, for the past five months. In addition to Mrs. Becker, he is survived by three other daughters, Mrs. Albert Nikkel of Shafter, California, Mrs. F. J. Klempel and Mrs. A. B. Isaak both of Aberdeen, Idaho; two sons, John and Adolph Hunsinger, both of Aberdeen, Idaho; one brother, John Hunsinger, and two sisters, Mrs Tina Horsch and Miss Veronika Hunsinger, all of Germany; 12 grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. He was a member of the Mennonite church. Marie Staehnke Claimed by Death Marie Staehnke, a native of Germany, passed away at her home at 601 South Philadelphia Street, on Saturday, Nov. 19. She had been a resident of Anaheim since 1909. The deceased was a member of the Lutheran church and the Ladies Aid. Surviving is her husband, Fred Staehnke, two sisters, Mrs. Elsie Tucker and Miss Ida Vorpahl, and two brothers, Ernst and Heran Vorpahl, all in Germany. Funeral services will be held at the Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. with the pastor, the Rev. L. E. Eifert, in charge of the last rites. Interment will be in Anaheim cemetery withicks, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary in charge of arrangements. Bank of America Resources Increase Total resources of Bank of America rose $149,161,813 since June 30, according to the compiler of the currency's call report of November 1, just released. Total deposits increased $94,164,-1 in the period. Loans and discounts outstanding November 1 were $31,145,599 higher than at June 30, and the bank's investment in United States obligations increased by $78,278,100. Deposit totals shown in the call report do not include the figures foreign branches or of reciprocal bank balances. On this basis the November 1 totals are: deposits $5,415,771,974; total resources $5,859,355,152; loans and accounts $2,705,113,276; U. S. operations $1,641,882,177. Anaheim Plant Gave Growers Doubled Returns Installation of the new high vacuum-low temperature equipment for processing quick-frozen concentrates of citrus juices at the Anaheim plant of Real Gold Citrus Products this year resulted in doubled returns to the citrus grower, according to Frank S. Gunter, chairman of the Board of Mutual Orange Distributors, parent organization of R.G.C.P. In his remarks at the cooperative's annual meeting Gunter voiced high praise for the "fore sight of General Manager Robbins Russell who early realized that the catastrophic freeze of last winter would result in greatly increased tonnage at the plant. "Inasmuch as the manufacture of these frozen products required a low temperature process to preserve the quality of the fruit flavor, a special type of low temperature concentrator had to be constructed to produce the high quality products demanded by buyers. "As there was no plant of its kind in California, it was necessary to erect a pilot plant at South Gate by the C. E. Howard Corp., before ours was installed to insure successful operation. After some delays in construction and low sugar content of the fruit, we began running substantial tonnage by August. "We are now able to process under the new method a tremendously increased volume of fruit. The quality of the frozen juice has at the present time. The results fully justify the expense entailed," Gunter said. Solons Declared Ineligible for Interim Work Sacramento, (WNS)—Fourteen assemblymen and two state senators have been declared ineligible for further interim committee work by State Controller Thomas H. Kuchel. Kuchel said all have exceeded the 40-day maximum limitation which a member of the legislature may serve upon a single house committee under the terms of a new constitutional amendment adopted November 8. He said while members are not prohibited from continuing to serve upon a committee they cannot draw the $15 per day expense allowance granted to members of the legislature for service upon an interim committee. Included in the group are Senators Fred Weybret of Salinas, who is presently heading an investigation of the activities of pension promoter George H. McLain, and Senator Hugh M. Burns, chairman of the Senate Un-American Activities Committee. Assemblymen listed are Bernard Brady, San Francisco; Randal F. Dickey and Francis Dunn, Jr., both of Alameda county; Clayton A. Dills, Thomas M. Erwin, John Evans, Carl Fletcher, Ernest Geddes, Jonathan Hollbaugh, Vernon Kilpatrick, Lester McMillan and A. I. Stewart, all of Los Angeles; Richard McCollister. Loans and discounts outstanding November 1 were $31,145,599 high than at June 30, and the bank's investment in United States obligations increased by $78,278,100. Deposit totals shown in the call report do not include the figures foreign branches or of reciprocal bank balances. On this basis November 1 totals are: deposits $5,415,771,974; total resources $5,859,355,152; loans and accounts $2,705,113,276; U. S. operations $1,641,882,177. As there was no plant of its kind in California, it was necessary to erect a pilot plant at South Gate by the C. E. Howard Corp., before ours was installed to insure successful operation. After some delays in construction and low sugar content of the fruit, we began running substantial tonnage by August. "We are now able to process under the new method a tremendously increased volume of fruit. The quality of the frozen juice has exceeded our expectation and the demand is taxing plant capacity. R NOW AT HARRY I. HORN'S! ON 101 HIGHWAY BETWEEN ANAHEIM and FULLERTON Win Valuable CASH PRIZES! STOP NOW at HORN'S See the NEW Wedgewood Stoves! The Diamond Store of Anaheim SAVE $25 H PURCHASE GÊT A MATCHING $25 turkey platter All you pay for the platter is $3.68 fed. tax special offer FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! Buy a 73 piece set of King Edward Silverplate in your favorite pattern at the regular price of $69.95 and get a large matching 19" platter with sculptured hand-rolled promoter George H. McLain, and Senator Hugh M. Burns, chairman of the Senate Un-American Activities committee. Assemblymen listed are Bernard Brady, San Francisco; Randal F. Dickey and Francis Dunn, Jr., both of Alameda county; Clayton A. Dills, Thomas M. Erwin, John Evans, Carl Fletcher, Ernest Geddes, Jonathan Hollbaugh, Vernon Kilpatrick, Lester McMillan and A. I. Stewart, all of Los Angeles; Richard McCollister, Mill Valley; and John F. Thompson, San Jose. special offer FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! Buy a 73 piece set of King Edward Silverplate in your favorite pattern at the regular price of $69.95 and get a large matching 19" platter with sculptured hand-applied border. All you pay for this luxurious turkey platter is the $3.68 federal excise tax. Regular price of platter $25 plus tax. MATCHING 3-PC. CARVER INCLUDED Every set of King Edward flatware guaranteed by "Good Housekeeping" NO MONEY DOWN $1.00 PER WEEK