anaheim-gazette 1950-05-18

To Our Readers: The Gazette sincerely and warmly thanks the more than 725 families who already THIS WEEK have become new subscribers to our family-news picture newspaper. And, we cordially invite all you other families to "join" our group of subscribers in order that you will not miss your copies of the Gazette next week. Because, beginning Monday, our carrier-boys will deliver the Gazette only to subscribers of the newspaper. May we suggest you clip out the attached subscription blank and mail it to us. Or you may prefer to call on us in person in the Gazette office, 259 East Center, to talk it over. We’ll be happy to see you. Others of you may want to telephone us, 2206, and start your subscription—or, you can merely drop us a postal card. We’ll have your carrier deliver the newspaper to your home and call on you later to start the subscription. We are sure you will find the Anaheim Gazette is easily Southern California’s best newspaper buy. Anaheim Gazette 259 East Center St. your home and call on you later to start the subscription. We are sure you will find the Anaheim Gazette is easily Southern California’s best newspaper buy. Anaheim Gazette 259 East Center St. Anaheim, California Please start my subscription to the daily Gazette. ☐ I prefer to pay the carrier 50 cents a month. ☐ I prefer to have a year’s subscription, $5 in advance. ☐ I live outside Anaheim. Please mail Gazette to me, $5 for a year’s subscription. Name ... Address ... Citrus Growers Plan Meeting on Concentrates Orange county members of the California Citrus Producers' Association will hear the latest word on frozen concentrates and price stabilizing at a special meeting in the Fremont junior high school auditorium, May 24, John Knutzen Jr., Orange county chairman said today. Program begins at 7:30 p.m. "How and why California growers should have a minimum price schedule similar to that employed by Florida growers," will be the question before the house, according to CCPA state secretary H. B. Blatz. Also, authorities will be present to show local growers the way in the frozen concentrate field. include a discussion on the currently circulating petition to the Senate Agricultural Committee involving price stabilization. Progress report will be given by C. E. Schultz of Lindsay. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette May 18, 25, June 1, 8 and 16; 1950.) No. A 18109 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF CARL CAMPBELL, Dereased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his or her place of business, to-wit: 525 S. Richman Avenue, Fullerton, California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. DATED May 17, 1950. ALMA BESSIE CAMPBELL, Administrator of the Estate of said decedent. L. KING CARUTHERS, Attorney at Law. "How and why California growers should have a minimum price schedule similar to that employed by Florida growers," will be the question before the house, according to CCPA state secretary H. B. Blatz. Also, authorities will be present to show local growers the way in the frozen concentrate field. In addition, the program will in- NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS WELL!...IF THAT'S THE KIND OF A TRICK MR. PETERS IS UP TO I'M SORRY, I EVER EVEN SPOKE TO HIM!! A SPY!!! A FIFTH COLUMNIST IN OUR MIDST, PLANTED HERE TO GET SOMETHING ON ONE OF US GIRLS!! BUT I WONDER WHO HE'S SPYING ON? IT MAY BE YOU OR YOU OR ME OR ANY ONE OF US! IF I THOUGHT MY HUSBAND HIRED HIM I'D... I'D... AS THE SLANDEROUS RUMOR SPREAD OVER THE DNORCE COLONY THE GIRLS GOT MADDER AND MADDER AND PETERS BECAME MORE PERSONA-NON-GRATA BY THE MINUTE— All Newspapers Oxy President To Speak at Boyce Reception Dr. Arthur G. Coons, president of Occidental college, will speak during a program to be held in connection with the reception honoring Dr. William T. Boyce, reing director of the Fullerton junior college. Dr. Coons is a close friend and long-time associate with Dr. Boyce and will be on hand to congratulate him with all his other many friends at the reception to be held in the Patio of the Fullerton campus this Sunday. Friends of Dr. Boyce will be received by Mr. and Mrs. T. Stanley Warburton, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shook and Dr. and Mrs. Boyce from 3 to 5 p.m. Invitations have been mailed by Mrs. Esther Hatch, dean of women, who is in general charge of arrangements, to all parts of southern California. Speakers on the program will be Dr. Boyce, Miss Geneva Johnson of the faculty, Dr. Coons, and Louis Plummer, superintendent emeritus of the Fullerton district. Dr. Boyce became director of the Fullerton junior college in 1918 and has served as its head since then with but a brief interruption in 1942. He has seen his college grow from a single tiny building to become the largest in the eastern conference with a campus of stately permanent buildings. Falls kill more persons home than any other type dent, according to the Safety Council. Spring hing tip! Use ladders to windows, change storm Watch your step carrying and clothing out to air. GREEN VALLEY LIMA BEANS NO.2 CAN Grapefruit SECTIONS NO.2 CAN BARTLETT PEARS NO.2 CAN WINDSOR ICE CREAM 15 TOWNE PRIDE TOPPING 6oz.CAN PLANTERS COCKTAIL PEANUTS 33 8oz.TIN HI HO CRACKERS 29 WINDSOR ICE CREAM 14 TOWNE PRIDE TOPPING 6oz.CAN COCKTAIL PEANUTS 8oz.TIN HI HO CRACKERS 29¢ POUND BOX STA KRISP SODA CRACKERS 19¢ ROUND BOX CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 3 CAN FOR 29¢ CANS UNPEELED APRICOTS NO. 303 CANS 27¢ NEWMARK NEW CAN POTATOES 5¢ ALASKA ~McGOVERN PINK SALMON 35¢ No. 1 Tall Can TOP FROST BOYSENBERRIES 28¢ POUND BOX Sunrich GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz.CAN 6 Delicious Flavors JELL-O 319¢ PICTSWEET LITTLE PEAS 19¢ NO. 303 CAN Cinch CAKE 33¢ PKG. 4 VARIETIES PICTSWEET LITTLE PEAS 19¢ NO. 303 CAN Nourishing Meat a complete protein food for everybody ALPHA BETA • FIRST GRADE SLICED BACON 55¢ lb. ALPHA BETA BREAKFAST SAUSAGE MIDGET LINKS 45¢ lb. ALPHA BETA•PENNSYLVANIA SMOKED SAUSAGE 49¢ lb. 3 TO 5 POUND AVERAGE FRESH SPARERIBS 39¢ lb. ALPHA BETA GRADED BEEF T-BONE STEAKS 87¢ lb. ALPHA BETA Serving Southern California Since 1910 6 DAY JELLO Cinch CAKE MIX 33! PKG. 4 VARIETIES WE ADVERTISE Finest QUALITY THESE ITEMS BEST VIEW EXTRA FRESH Fresh Picked GOLDEN BANANA U.S. NO.1 "Finest" WHITE ROSE Large Basket SOLID SLICING Home Grown NEW CROP C 06 E. CENTER - ANAHEIM - 510 W. CENTER ST. AMPLE PARKING SPACE "These Prices Are Effective in All Alpha Beta stately permanent buildings. Dr. Boyce's service of 35 years makes him in this respect the oldest junior college administrator in point of service in southern California. Falls kill more persons in the home than any other type of accident, according to the National Safety Council. Spring housecleaning tip! Use ladders to wash walls, windows, change storm windows. Watch your step carrying bedding and clothing out to air. PCL Moguls OK Video for '50 SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Each Pacific Coast League baseball club will handle the television bugaboo in its own way—at least until next year's Directors' Meeting. The Loop Directors voted yesterday to wait until present video contracts are fulfilled before deciding how to recoup from dwindling gate receipts caused by televising of games. League President Clarence Rowland said sentiment favored higher prices for future television contracts. All PCL clubs have television contracts except Sacramento and Portland. The Coast Directors turned down a proposal by Oakland President Clarence "Brick" Laws that the home clubs keep all gate receipts. The present split is 60-40, with the home club getting the bigger share. DIAMOND A Whole Kernel CORN 15 NO. 303 CAN KING OSCAR KIIPPER SNACKS 2 4oz. CANS 19¢ WORLD OVER STUFFED OLIVES 2 oz. JAR FREE THIS BEAUTIFUL FOLDA ROLA Courtesy of Kiddy Center 151- W. Center Anaheim, Calif. PUSS'N BOOTS CAT FOOD 2 8oz. CANS 15¢ CLOROX BLEACH QUART BOTTLE 15¢ Nothing to Buy! 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