anaheim-gazette 1950-03-23

10 Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, March 23, 1950 Babe Ruth, famous baseball player, was born in Baltimore, Md., February 4, 1895. ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Established in 1921 to serve those who save. Small accounts are always welcome. WE HAVE NEVER PAID LESS THAN $% Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon ANAHEIM. CALIF. NUTS 60¢ with the purchase of ½ doz. Donuts of Regular price Cashews—fresh roasted. Complete Variety of Delicious DESSERT DONUTS Tate-O-Nut Whittier Nine Opens Season With Redlands Highlight of this week's spring sports schedule will be the opening of the S.C.I.A.C. baseball play as the Whittier College nine treks to Redlands to meet the University of Redland's Bulldogs. The Poet baseball squad meets the Loyola University team Thursday afternoon in preparation for the league encounter. Originally scheduled to be played at the Lion diamond, the site has been changed and will be played at York Field in Whittier. The Quakers currently in a five game losing streak hope to get back into the winning habit by downing both the Loyolans and the Redlands squad. Redlands and Whittier are defending co-champs of the 1949 loop race and the outcome of the tilt on Saturday afternoon should give some indication of the outcome of the current horsehide race. Whittier College's track and field team will be definite underdogs when they travel to Occidental College Friday for their second league meet and the first night meet in Quaker sports history. Having finished last in the Conference Relays and losing to Pomona in their first league encounter, the Poets are conceded little chance to give the Tigers much trouble. Meet records will be in danger in the "under the lights" tilt as the strong Oxy squad has broken records in every meet so far this season. Coach Elmer Johnson's Whittier College swimming and tennis team. Mrs. Eva M. Mohr, 83 years old, passed away at her home 512 E. Sycamore street, on day, March 21. Born in Swansea she had resided in the States for 65 years and cared for Anaheim in 1919. Surviving are one daughter Mrs. Lydia Van Kuren in lulu; four sons, William and ry, both of Canada, Emil of Ana and Fred of Bakersfield grandchildren and 15 great children. Funeral services were held (Thursday) morning at 11 o'clock at the chapel of Backs, Can and Kaulbars mortuary with Rev. H. G. Schmelzer, retiree of Zion Lutheran church clating. Interment was in An cemetery. Area Dentists Plan Annual Meeting in L.A. The 53rd annual scientific ing of the Southern Cali State Dental association will held April 3, 4 and 5, at the more hotel in Los Angeles Cyril A .Smith, Anaheim, pre of the Orange County Dental society, announced today. According to Dr. Smith, many of the nation's leading dental agencies will appear on the three program and lecture on the advances made in dental science. This main program will be expanded by a large number demonstrations on new oper techniques and surgical process developed by Southern Cali dentists. Cashews—fresh roasted. Complete Variety of Delicious DESSERT DONUTS Tate-O-Nut Donut Shop 821 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim 11:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. CLOSED TUESDAYS Coach Elmer Johnson's Whittier College swimming and tennis teams both meet Pomona College this weekend in league competition. The Poet racqueteers host the Sagehen tennis squad on Friday afternoon, while the Quaker tankers travel to Pomona Wednesday. MIKE—KAY 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 You'll be happier with a HOOVER New Hoover Triple-Action Cleaner Model 28, with Hoover's exclusive cleaning principle—it beats...as it sweeps...as it cleans. Prolongs rug life. According to Dr. Smith, the nation's leading dental agencies will appear on the three programs and lecture on the advances made in dental science. This main program will be expanded by a large number of demonstrations on new open techniques and surgical procedures developed by Southern Californians. This phase of the annual meeting is the fourth largest scientific gathering in the world, with over 4,000 members of the organization. Smith said that the association annual meeting is the fourth largest scientific gathering in the world, with over 4,000 members of the organization. Dr. J. Lorenz Jones of B Hills is the general chairman of the meeting, which will be included by the election of Dr. John B. Wilson, current president of the association, with the meeting to order and dine at the opening address on the floor of the dentist in the community and the responsibilities must continue to be faced by ethical dentists. ELIAN SON Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Elian South Olive street, Anaheim nounce the birth of a son on Monday, March 18, in Full General hospital. New Hoover Triple-Action Cleaner, Model 28, with Hoover's exclusive cleaning principle—it heats...as it sweeps...as it cleans. Prolongs rug life. $7495 Cleaning tools in handy kit, $19.95 New Hoover Cylinder Cleaner, Model 50. Cleans by powerful suction. New idea in dirt disposal—the exclusive Dirt Ejector. Your hands never touch dirt. Complete with cleaning tools in handy kit, Mothimizer and sprayer ... $7950 Hoover Owners: Your Hoover Cleaner will be happier with genuine Hoover Service. Call (Dealer's phone number here). SMITH-REAF SNYDER FURNITURE CO. 151 N. Los Angeles - Anaheim 2409 Open Saturday 'Till 9 P.M. Calculated elegance...keyed to the effervescent mood of Spring Fashion. Brilliant diamonds, artfully set in superbly designed mountings. Choose from our fine collection of exquisite diamond rings. Kendrick's JEWELERS 155 W. Center Anah Mrs. Eva M. Mohr Succumbs Tuesday Mrs. Eva M. Mohr, 83 years of age, passed away at her home at 11 E. Sycamore street, on Tuesday, March 21. Born in Sweden, she had resided in the United States for 65 years and came to Anaheim in 1919. Surviving are one daughter, Ms. Lydia Van Kuren in Honour; four sons, William and Henri both of Canada, Emil of Santa Claus and Fred of Bakersfield; 24 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held this Thursday) morning at 11 o'clock at the chapel of Backs, Campbell Hall Kaulbars mortuary with the Rev. H. G. Schmelzer, retired pastor of Zion Lutheran church, officiating. Interment was in Anaheim cemetery. Area Dentists Plan Annual Meeting in L.A. The 53rd annual scientific meeting of the Southern California Dental association will be held April 3, 4 and 5, at the Biltmore hotel in Los Angeles, Dr. Phil A. Smith, Anaheim, president of the Orange County Dental Society, announced today. According to Dr. Smith, nine of nation's leading dental authors will appear on the three-day program and lecture on the latest advances made in dental science. The main program will be further expanded by a large number of presentations on new operative techniques and surgical procedures developed by Southern California. Call for State Road Building Finance Plan SACRAMENTO (WNS) — With the declaration that California cannot hope to catch up with its highway needs with present revenues, Senator Luther T. Gibson of Vallejo has called for the establishment of a sound highway construction financing plan. Gibson introduced a resolution asking the senate to create a special committee to study the problem of highway financing and its relationship to unemployment. "It is no more possible for the state of California to provide capital construction from an annual income than it is for the average home owner to wait until he has saved the full purchase price of the house before buying it," Gibson stated. Total $2 Billion He said estimates for present highway needs total $2 billion. Revenues for new highway construction now provide $93 million per year. At that rate the senator pointed out the state will always lag far behind its needs due to the growing population and increased highway use. Failure to recognize the problem and provide a sound solution not only will result in retarding the state's growth but the toll in life and property damage is beyond comprehension, the senator stated. Gibson's resolution follows on the heels of a proposal made by Los Angeles assemblyman Sam Yorty for a billion dollar bond issue. Lloyd Verry Named Exalted Ruler of Elks LLOYD VERRY At the election of officers this week of the Anaheim Elks Lodge, No. 1345, Lloyd Verry was named Exalted Ruler. Other officers elected to serve with Mr. Verry are: Leading Knight, Carrell Christie; Loyal Knight. Albert Raymond; Lecturing Knight, John Shea; secretary, Warren Ashleigh; trustee, Lyman Packard; treasurer, C. M. Woodbury; tiler, John Lasch, and alternate delegate to Grand Lodge, Bus Callan. The installation of the new officers will be held on April 12 at the local club with Past Exalted Rulers from Pasadena lodge conferring the ritual. They will be accompanied by the Toppers, marching unit. This contingent Shrine Plant Ceremonial Rose Bowl Shriners of this county were advised today by Virgil F. Frizzell of Al Temple that elaborate pre-going ahead rapidly Pre-Convention Ceremony staged in the famous Rose Pasadena on Saturday, J Harold Lloyd Imperial of the Shrine of North will be present to give blessing to the hung Knights Templar and 32 Scottish Rite Masons as their obligations in the Arabic Order Nobles of the Shrine. Twice before ceremony been put on in the family Bowl, but according to Frizzell and his Ceremonial Tor Joseph Wade Briga will top all previous initiation pomp, pageantry and splendor. Potentate Frizzell point that there is still time Lodge Masons to affiliated higher Masonic bodies receiving eligibility to become warden the vermillion fez. Those welcomed into fife of the Mystic Shrine will participate in the 76th Imperial Council Session opens June 19, 1950 in Los Angeles. For ceremonial details have been requested by the tate to phone either Ri Terrell, general membership man, at VAndike 3597 or er Ernest L. Hurst at Frizzell. According to Dr. Smith, nine of the nation's leading dental authorities will appear on the three-day program and lecture on the latest advances made in dental science. Its main program will be further expanded by a large number of demonstrations on new operative techniques and surgical procedures developed by Southern California artists. This phase of the meeting will present a group of eighty members of the organization. Smith said that the association's usual meeting is the fourth largescientific gathering in the field, with over 4,000 members and their guests participating. Its importance to the dental profession lies in the fact that it uses the dentist the opportunity keep abreast of the progress made in dental circles over theire nation. In achieving this, outstanding features of the meeting have far-reaching effects to serve to constantly improve high standards maintained by profession," Dr. Smith deed. Dr. J. Lorenz Jones of Beverly is the general chairman of the meeting, which will be conided by the election of officers. John B. Wilson, current president of the association, will call for meeting to order and deliver opening address on the role the dentist in the community, the responsibilities which must continue to be faced by the local dentist. AN SON Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Elian, 627th Olive street, Anaheim, announce the birth of a son on Saturday, March 18, in Fullerton General hospital. GI Bill Study Deadline Is July 25, 1951 Veterans who have been saving up all or part of their entitlement to education or training under the GI Bill of Rights, or who are planning to use both Federal and State educational assistance to reach their training goal are advised by Ben Liebermann, County Service Officer, not to delay any longer about putting their plans in order. For veterans discharged before July 25, 1947, the great majority, the deadline for starting training under the GI Bill is July 25, 1951. While this may seem still far in the future, unless an educational program is carefully planned in advance a veteran may find that regulations will operate to prevent his getting the full benefits to which he is entitled. For example, the Veterans Administration is expected to issue in the near future a regulation which will define and limit the use a veteran may make of his GI Bill of educational rights after July, 1951. For another, the approach of the readline means that those veterans who want to use both GI Bill and State educational assistance should start now to plan their Knight. Albert Raymond; Lecturing Knight, John Shea; secretary, Warren Ashleigh; trustee, Lyman Packard; treasurer, C. M. Woodbury; tiler, John Lasch, and alternate delegate to Grand Lodge, Bus Callan. The installation of the new officers will be held on April 12 at the local club with Past Exalted Rulers from Pasadena lodge conferring the ritual. They will be accompanied by the Toppers, marching unit. This contingent from Pasadena will serve as grand lodge officers for the installation. The date of April 15 has been set as the annual inaugural ball for the local members and their ladies. Rev. Selfridge To Address Men’s Bible Club The Reverend Phillip R. Selfridge of the Evangelical United Brethren church will have as his theme, “Faith Victorious” at the fourth men’s pre-Easter noon-day Bible club meeting on Wednesday, March 29. Ted Payne is the chairman for the and the time is 12:05 at the Bethel Baptist church. State Prepares Six New Farm Marketing Order SACRAMENTO, (WNS) fornia is operating 24 m programs of various farm modities, W. J. Kuhrt, ch division of markets, state ment of agriculture, rep te state board of agricu day. Six new marketing o in process of being ma for submission to growers the board. Under the marketing pthe state may regulate N prices, advertising campa quality of products. MR. C Only when you ship th bottom price for materials. Lo on supplies i PACKING HOUSE and orchard supplies are heavy of expense to every citrus grower. Take shipping b for example. The difference between what one grower and an grower pays for a box is far wider than you think. And packing house annual statements often to reflect the true price! No matter how you figure it, Exchange grower year paid nearly 20% less than the market price. Why? Because The Exchange is an organization Russell Campbell Shows Optimists Criminal Movie Russell C. Campbell, director of the Juvenile Bureau of the Orange county sheriff's office, presented the film, "A Criminal Is Born," at the Optimists' meeting on Thursday evening. The movie depicted the neglect of our youth at home and how, in subsequence, the children turn to bad outside influences for their diversion. A. J. Primeaux, extension director for Optimists' International, made his official visit to the Anaheim club. He lauded the charter members and chairmen, Louis Larson and Marv Mason, of the boys' work for their interest and hard work and attributed much of the success of the club to them. The door prize was given by Fritz Forker and was won by Marv Mason. The man of the hour was Al Garey. It was announced that at the next meeting Walter Gooden will be honored as the outgoing president. WELCOME DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. James C. Blaha, 13391 Taft avenue, Garden Grove, announce the birth of a daughter weighing six pounds, 7½ ounces, on Saturday, March 18, in Santa Ana Community hospital. Shrine Plans Ceremonial at Rose Bowl Shriners of this community were advised today by Potentate Virgil F. Frizzell of Al Malaikah Temple that elaborate preparations are going ahead rapidly for the Pre-Convention Ceremonial to be staged in the famous Rose Bowl in Pasadena on Saturday, June 17. Harold Lloyd Imperial Potentate of the Shrine of North America, will be present to give Allah's blessing to the hundreds of Knights Templar and 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Masons as they take their obligations in the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Twice before ceremonials have been put on in the famous Rose Bowl, but according to Potentate Frizzell and his Ceremonial Director Joseph Wade Brigance, this will top all previous initiations in pomp, pageantry and splendor. Potentate Frizzell pointed out that there is still time for Blue Lodge Masons to affiliate with the higher Masonic bodies required for eligibility to become wearers of the vermillion fez. Those welcomed into fellowship of the Mystic Shrine will be able to participate in the 76th Annual Imperial Council Session which opens June 19, 1950 in Los Angeles. For ceremonial details nobles have been requested by the potentate to phone either Richard A. Terrell, general membership chairman, at VAndike 3597 or Recorder Ernest L. Hurst at RIchmond Tex Oliver, FJC Coach, Addresses Lions Luncheon Tex Oliver, the new football coach at Fullerton Junior college, addressed the Lions at their weekly meeting on Friday. Mr. Oliver, late of the University of Oregon, when asked what the football prospects for FJC were for the coming fall, said that he wouldn't be quoted yet, but he wishes to announce that they are not afraid of any team in the conference. He recommended that boys go from high school into junior college, for at least a year, to help make the transition easier. He stressed the difficulty many of the youth have going right from high school and a sheltered family life into a college where independence is the reigning theme. "...just landed that order, dear—and my bags are packed" State Prepares Six New Farm Marketing Orders SACRAMENTO, (WNS)—California is operating 24 marketing programs of various farm commodities, W. J. Kuhrt, chief of the division of markets, state department of agriculture, reported to the state board of agriculture today. Six new marketing orders are in process of being made ready for submission to growers, he told the board. Under the marketing programs, the state may regulate minimum prices, advertising campaigns and quality of products. Red-letter days seem brighter and ordinary days more cheerful when you chat over Long Distance. For your voice means so much to loved ones, expresses your personality so well, helps you say so clearly exactly what you mean. With rates so low, you can use Long Distance often. You can say as much in three minutes as in a letter—if you plan your call in advance. It's wise to keep a list of out-of-town numbers. If you give Operator the number—not just the name and address—your call speeds through three times as fast...often in 30 seconds. Use Long Distance—so personal, so fast, so inexpensive The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company MR. GROWER— when you ship through the Exchange do you pay the for materials. Last year Exchange houses saved $335,501 on supplies in Orange County alone! find out how much better the Exchange can and will do for you. Remember—Exchange fruit commands a premium in the market, not only on Sunkist grade but on other grades. Remember—Exchange selling costs are lower, far lower! Last year's sales cost came to 10 7/10c per packed box. Compare that with your own assessment. A figure 2 to 3 times this high is the rule, rather than the exception with other marketing organizations. find out how much better the Exchange can and will do for you. Remember—Exchange fruit commands a premium in the market, not only on Sunkist grade but on other grades. Remember—Exchange selling costs are lower, far lower! Last year's sales cost came to 10/7/10c per packed box. Compare that with your own assessment. A figure 2 to 3 times this high is the rule, rather than the exception, with other marketing organizations. Remember that, in the Exchange, the cost of new plants and equipment for processing products fruit is not borne by one or two thousand growers, but is spread out over the vast tonnage of 14,500 growers. The new Exchange frozen orange concentrate plant at Ontario is an example. Remember, too, that the Exchange orange and lemon products plants are the only ones in California equipped to take out of the fruit everything that can be sold. All others manufacture only a few products. Remember, above all, that it's the return on your total crop that counts. Beware of extravagant claims. But the cold facts show that Exchange growers come out better. How will you come out in the Exchange? Let us show you! We have a method of comparing returns which you will find fair and honest. It's based, not on random "field box comparisons," but on careful figuring that takes into account grades, sizes, quantities and weights. Would you like such a comparison made from your statement? The chances are 10 to 1 your return would have been higher in the Exchange. Drop a line today to Felton Browning, Grower Service Department, Sunkist Building, Los Angeles 54, California. An experienced Exchange man will call on you. We will welcome the opportunity to work out a comparison for you without obligation. California Fruit Growers Exchange