anaheim-gazette 1950-02-09

PLAN TO MARRY A marriage license was obtained by Leroy Rees and Maurine M. Bashara, both of Placentia, late last week at the county court house in Santa Ana. MASONS MEET The Anaheim chapter of Royal Arch Masons met February 1 in the Masonic Temple for a regular stated business session. Presiding was Fred Lee, High Priest. NUTS CASHEWS Fresh Roasted 60¢ lb With Purchase of ONE-HALF Doz. DO-NUTS at Reg. Price This Ad Good for 10¢ when applied on the purchase of one Dozen Donuts — Fri. and Sat. only TATE-O-NUT DONUT SHOP 821 North Los Angeles St. Phone 6843 OPEN 7 DAYS—8:00 A.M.-11 P.M. Public Forum Hears Talk On Russia Newton Bell, commentator and correspondent, spoke at the Anaheim Public Forum Monday night at Anaheim Union high school. Mr. Bell is a native California residing in San Francisco, who has served in both wars and trained extensively behind the "incurtain." The title of Mr. Bell's speech was "Soviet Russia — Peace War." He brought out the fact that in dealing with Russia he must always be firm. They are bargainers by trade and always ask for more concessions than they expect, hoping to meet the half-way agreement with their opposition. He commented on the complete lack of the finer living known to Russia before 1918. Crude is the word for their managers and living at present. Mr. Bell does not believe the Communist-dominated China will adhere to the "party-line" because the Chinese are an independent people with centuries of individual tendencies behind them. He hoped that we would back Tito indefinitely because the hurt to Russia's pride in the break did much to break faith among many Communist countries. BOY SCOUT WEEK TO BE CELEBRATED To celebrate Boy Scout Week the troops are holding "open houses" at their weekly meeting. Several troops are holding courses of honor and the Cubs are having courts of achievement. Wealth permitting there will be week-even camping expeditions. Shoshone Falls on Snake river in Idaho, is 46 feet higher than Niagara Falls. 10¢ when applied on the purchase of one Dozen Donuts—Fri. and Sat. only TATE-O-NUT DONUT SHOP 821 North Los Angeles St. Phone 6843 OPEN 7 DAYS—8:00 A.M.-11 P.M. America's Sweethearts long for a LANE VALENTINE GIFT MISS JACQUE MERCER, WHO IS, As advertised in LIFE Miss America says, "GIVE HER A LANE Cedar Hope Chest- THE ONE AND ONLY LOVE-GIFT" Thrill your sweetheart with the sweetest Valentine in all the world: a Lane Hope Chest! It's the dearest way to say: "I love only you." LANE Cedar Hope Chest THE ONE AND ONLY LOVE-GIFT" Thrill your sweetheart with the sweetest Valentine in all the world: a Lane Hope Chest! It's the dearest way to say: "I love only you." Remember, Lane is the only Sested Aroma-Tight Chest in the world—with all of Lane's exclusive patented features: Choose now, from the many exciting styles—in all types of woods—the one perfect chest for your "one and only." $49.95 No. 2449. Big Lane Value for 19501 Matched American Walnut and Butt Walnut. Has Lane Tray and Moth-Protection Guarantee. AS ADVERTISED IN LIFE AND SEVENTEEN $79.95 No. 2221. Traditional Mahogany, Real Drawer in Base. Moth-Protection Guarantee. DON'T WAIT TOO LATE FOR HER LANE VALENTINE! SEE OUR LANE VALENTINE WINDOW For Over a Quarter Century Aaron Schultz Complete Home Furnishings 301 West Center Phone 2144 Anahein Public Forum Sears Talk in Russia Baton Bell, commentator and respondent, spoke at the Anapublic Forum Monday night at Heim Union high school. Bell is a native Californian ing in San Francisco, who served in both wars and travtensively behind the "iron line." Title of Mr. Bell's speech Soviet Russia — Peace or He brought out the fact in dealing with Russia we always be firm. They are owners by trade and always for more concessions than expect, hoping to meet a way agreement with their union. He commented on the state lack of the finer living to Russia before 1915. It is the word for their manhood living at present. Bell does not believe that unist-dominated China will be to the "party-line" bethe Chinese are an indepet people with centuries of dual tendencies behind He hoped that we would fito indefinitely because the to Russia's pride in that did much to break faith in Communist countries. SCOUT WEEK CELEBRATED Celebrate Boy Scout Week troops are holding "open" at their weekly meetings. All troops are holding courts or and the Cubs are having of achievement. Weather setting there will be week-end expeditions. Phone Falls on Snake river who, is 46 feet higher than a Falls. Valentine Gift Suggestions Found Locally Shopping for Valentines up and down Center street can be found a stupendous toy box at Weber's decorated with horses a la merry-go-round to delight any child's heart. It is sturdily built and will hold all the toys any normal child will have collected. For "her" Weber's have a shadow-box picture frame for her dressing-table, to hold your picture. A fine selection of Valentine cards there and books if your Valenfine reads. The Baton Music Shop has a special Bing Crosby album just for the occasion. Put out by Decca for long-play it has eight selections of love by the vocal master. A gift from Singer will always thrill her and has a lasting use. Right now Singer is featuring a special dress-making course with all the new "short-cuts" free with every dress form purchased. These dress forms for the expert home seamstress are a must. Also in that shop I found some eyelet aprons that will dress up any outfit when trotting from kitchen to living-room. A sewing box for any woman is appreciated and they are in gay chintzes. If she has always yearned for a sewing cabinet, you can find them there that can double for bedside tables. Nadorff Hardware has those marvelous carpenter's tools made by Plumb. And what man doesn't adore tools? A hickory handled hammer will make his eyes gleam and a small hatchet is always an eye-opener. Wrapped like a Valentine is the Koroseal garden hose in red made by Goodrich. Obtainable in 25-foot lengths and in different lengths. A Revere-ware tea-kettle there catches your headed by Senator William Hearn of Marysville, held a session discuss a portion of the which will be presented to mittees of both houses next. The Departments: State surger Charles G. Johnson block of $25,000,000 veterans' fare bonds, obtaining a pre-fund of $1,652,600, largest ever raised by the state; education tempts to work out an arrangement with the veterans administration for funds to new states junior colleges; motor vehicle completed the 1950 license renewal period with the estates that at least 93 percent of formia's motorists have come with the law and purchased licenses; social welfare regulations which will eliminate the threat of non-conformity assure Federal money next month. CALIFORNIA Last Week The Governor finally started his political season by announcing for a third term as chief executive of the state, a move which drew a barb from Jimmy Roosevelt, the democratic contender. Roosevelt predicted the governor would join the rank's of California's half million unemployed next November, and Warren countered with the statement that he appreciates Roosevelt's sympathy, as the democrats "know what it is to be unemployed." Meanwhile, Warren made his first radio speech of the campaign, and announced he plans to sandwich in a lot of traveling between attending to the business of governor and trying to keep the job. The Legislature: Although the 1950 budget session still is a month away, legislators are preparing to handle another more than a billion document, which will represent the administration's program for operating the state from July 1, 1950 to June 30, 1951; the legislative budget committee, THURSDAY--FINEAL SCOUT WEEK CELEBRATED celebrate Boy Scout Week troops are holding "open" at their weekly meetings. troops are holding courts or and the Cubs are having of achievement. Weather ting there will be week-end expeditions. Phone Falls on Snake river ho., is 46 feet higher than a Falls. Nadorff Hardware has those marvelous carpenter's tools made by Plumb. And what man doesn't adore tools? A hickory handled hammer will make his eyes gleam and a small hatchet is always an eye-opener. Wrapped like a Valentine is the Koroseal garden hose in red made by Goodrich. Obtainable in 25-foot lengths and in different lengths. A Revereware tea-kettle there catches your eye. All women want Revere ware eventually and this would be a good starter for the collection. At Kendrick's, for "him" is a collection of cuff-links to be seen and appreciated. Also a heartshaped rhinestone pin and matching ear-rings for a luxury gift. A gold bracelet with a heart and key on it would certainly tell her where your heart is. And there is time to have it monogrammed before February 14. Kendrick's handles the renowned line of Krementz jewelry and have just received a pendant and matching pin that are most unusual. The gold is hammered into a beautiful small rose in the pendant and two roses in the pin. Bob Williams' has fielder's mitts for the all-inclusive ages from 8 to 80. Being the baseball town that we are these are indeed thought-provoking for the males in your life. Some good buys in tennis presses in unfinished wood. At Arnold Howard Electric Shop there is an Everhot Roasterette with a recipe book made to delight the heart of any culinary lover. A necessity for any home is a large flashlight and there are some beauties. For grandmother's favorite Valentine the Betty Rose shop has a white brushed wool coat for the little girl who dresses up and doesn't get dirty. A bottle sterilizr is a boon to overworked young mothers. A navy blue dotted-swiss dress with white organdy collars and cuffs is a spring must. And of course, Wayne's for her Valentine flowers. Tell Wayne her coloring and he will design an appropriate corsage or bouquet for her dressing table of table center-piece. Optimists See Viking Land The Optimists were entertained on Thursday night at their weekly meeting at Mother's Kitchen by a movie entitled "Wings to Viking Land," a color THURSDAY--F FINAL S-A SUITS $3875 Values to $58 Dollar-D Entire Stock Sport Coats—Val All Wool Gabardine Slacks—V Slacks—Gabardine and Wool All Robes Reduced—Dollar D Loafer Jackets—Plain and P Dress Shirts—Standard Brand All Ties—Regular price 1.50— Nylon Hose—9x3 Rib—Regu Optimists See Viking Land The Optimists were entertained on Thursday night at their weekly meeting at Mother's Kitchen by a movie entitled "Wings to Viking Land," a color movie produced by American Air Lines depicting the sights to be seen in Norway, Sweden and Denmark when taking an American Air Line trip. Charles Ballard, district manager for the American Air Lines gave detailed information on rates, routes and cities and resorts visited. The "Man of the Hour" was Jerry Fleming of Hurst Jewelers. The meeting was presided over by president Walter Gooden. Door prize was donated by Barney Brodie and was won by J. W. Stevens. Trade in Anaheim and save! ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Established in 1921 to serve those who save. Small accounts are always welcome. WE HAVE NEVER PAID LESS THAN 3% Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon ANAHEIM, CALIF. HERE'S A HEART WINNER A VALENTINE FOR YOU An expert permanent makes your hair look it's very best . . . Turns every day into Valentine Day. Call 4925 for your Personalized Permanent today. COLD WAVE PERMANENT 5.95 Shepherd Boy HAIR CUT Special Introduction Offer 1.00 .1.50 IT'S AN ART— This cutting of the hair! • Hair has precise degree of shortness. • Great comfort and sure style. • Hair is waved or curled to retain its shape. • It's truly feminine. • Angle of parting and waves are varied to suit your hair and shape of your face. 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