anaheim-gazette 1950-07-21

SAMPLES of the furniture line to be built by the Vista Furniture co. The new plant now going into production at 1539 Lincoln in Anaheim, will build its products of ash and redwood, chrome steel, mesh metal table surfaces, and colorful fabrics. Approximate retail prices of its group are: three piece sofa, $169.50; two piece sofa, $119.50; sectional, $199.50; 20x50 cocktail table and 32x32 cocktail table, $39.50; arm chair $69.50; step table, $39.50; end table, $29.50; corner table, $39.50; corner step table, $59.50. Magnolia Trunk (Continued from Page 1) representative, said the Westminster connection was of paramount importance to his community and urged that it be installed. He said the connection would eliminate costly sewage pumping in Garden Grove. Safety Factor Burton Ellis, JOS engineer, said the line was important, not only to the entire structure of the Magnolia Trunk line, but would be a safety factor in case of a major line break. He said flow could be transferred from one line to another by the Westminster connection. overloaded and is causing a health menace as well as affecting the growth of communities it serves. He told the group that it was imperative that action be taken as soon as possible to relieve the situation and that waiting for action by the County Sanitation districts might have serious complications. "At present," he said, "JOS has the responsibility of serving these communities. The sensible thing to do is to look ahead a couple of years and be prepared to carry out our obligations." Sewer Bond Vote Registration Army Calls (Continued from Page 1) 8068th Ordnance Maintenance Company; San Luis Obispo; the 117th Truck Company, Atascadero. Those units have a strength of some 3000 men. The only other non-divisiona members of the Guard, said the Colonel, are bandits. California's National Guard, including the 40th Division, headquartered at Los Angeles, and the 89th Division, Alameda, has a strength of some 20,000 officers and men—according to the latest press release before the Korean trouble began. Safety Factor Burton Ellis, JOS engineer, said the line was important, not only to the entire structure of the Magnolia Trunk line, but would be a safety factor in case of a major line break. He said flow could be transferred from one line to another by the Westminster connection. Engineer, C. C. Gillespie, told the group that there was need for immediate action in building the Magnolia Trunk line as it is badly urged that it be installed. He said the connection would eliminate costly sewage pumping in Garden Grove. Sewer Bond Vote Registration Deadline July 26 Next Wednesday, July 26, is the deadline to register for the pending Magnolia Trunk sewer bond vote, City Clerk Charles Griffith reiterated today. The balloting is scheduled September 13. Griffith's call is aimed at all potential voters who have not registered; who have moved since the June primaries; or who have not exercised their vote during the past two years. Voters can register at the City Clerk's office in the City Hall or at 126 West Chartres st., Griffith said. South Seas Presenting HANK COWEN Nationally-Known Comedian The Exciting Dances of DOROTHY EDDY The Music of THE ROUNDERS SERVING THE FINEST COCKTAILS At The Grill THE EXCLUSIVE PLACE TO DINE The Best in Steaks - Chops - Sandwiches You've Tried the rest—Now Try the Best OPEN TILL 3:30 a.m. Those units have a strength of some 3000 men. The only other non-divisiona members of the Guard, said the Colonel, are handsmen. California's National Guard, including the 40th Division, headquartered at Los Angeles, and the 89th Division, Alameda, has a strength of some 20,000 officers and men—according to the latest press release before the Korean trouble began. Nation at Glance (Continued from Page 1) In a statement that the president be given power to ration goods and control prices, he said that if controls are put on prices, they should be rolled back to the level of June 25—the date the Koreans marched. SACRAMENTO — California's Home Guard was ordered activated yesterday by Governor Warren—so it can take over if the National Guard is called into the Army. Warren said he has no official information that the Golden State Guard will be called into duty to help meet the Korean crisis. But he said he wanted to "take time by the forelock." President Truman authorized the calling of National Guardsmen two days ago. The reserve guard, officially known as the California Defense and Security Corps, was authorized by the legislature last year—to defend California and maintain home front security in the regular guard leaves. The law provides for a maximum of some 12,800 men in two divisions, said Warren. WASHINGTON—Disturbed by increases in prices and evidence of consumer hoarding, the government is working on a report to convince the public that it needs not fear food shortages. The report being drafted by the Agriculture Department, will be made public Saturday night. Repeated assurance that food supplies are plentiful were said by officials to have slowed down, but not stopped, the heavy consumer buying of sugar, canned goods and other non-perishable foods that started with the Korean war. Prediction of an 11,030,000 population for California by July 1, 1952, has been made by the California State Department of Finance. GENERAL ELECTRIC YOUR DEALER PAYNE Flat Floor and Dual Furnaces—Forced Air—Gravity—Wall Furnaces (Also Warmahl Floor Furnaces) Orange County's Largest Selection of A.G.A. Approved Heating Equipment Special Summer Discounts for OLD and NEW Construction RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL APARTMENTS We will guarantee delivery and installation of all accepted orders Authorized Factory Dealer Member Institute of Gas Heating Industries Phone or write for survey or Free plan service—No obligation FHA-No Down Payment—as long as 3 years to pay J. B. Edmondson Co. Homes Furnace & Improvement Co. 922 E. 4th Street KI 3-5563—KI 3-8261 Santa Ana, Calif. LOADING UP—Swiftly and efficiently, fork-lift loaders fill refrigerated freight car with frozen juice concentrate from Anaheim Cold Storage plant. Plant is presently working at top speed. New 50-Car 'Deep Freeze' Unit Added at Anaheim Cold Storage "A deep freeze locker big enough to camp any army company in." That might be one way of describing the size of the mammoth, new cold storage warehouse put into operation yesterday by Anaheim Cold Storage, 522 E. Cypress, along the Union Pacific tracks. Laguna Masters Pageant Opens Tomorrow Night New 30-Car Deep Freeze Unit Added at Anaheim Cold Storage "A deep freeze locker big enough to camp any army company in that might be one way of describing the size of the mammoth, new cold storage warehouse put into operation yesterday by Anaheim Cold Storage, 522 E. Cypress, along the Union Pacific tracks. Designed primarily to store frozen fruits and juices at an eye-deep 90 degrees below zero the huge cold storage rooms are being banked high with frozen orange and lemon juice concentrates. Tons of Minute Maid and Snow Cro, concentrates are among them producers leasing storage space include Real Gold Citrus Products at Anaheim, Pacific Citrus Company of Punlorton, Exchange Orange Products of Ontario, and Art Fruit Company of Linda. The plant additionally has also limited amounts of other frozen goods — including frozen papayas from the Hawaiian Produce Company. A chilly iceland where workmen trailing frosty breath trains must wear the garb of artic explorers in the big buildings are kept cold by the use of 250 H.P. of refrigeration—enough to make 12 tons of ice each day. Stacked neatly in 2000 pounds on wooden palettes, concentrates are moved quickly and efficiently from storage to railway refrigerated cars by twoork-int trucks. Carpenters continue to work steadily constructing enough of these palettes to keep up with the need. A present storage, which includes an additional 50 carload capacity warehouse in Santa Ana, is enough to accommodate seven million pounds or juice concentrate or the juice equivalent of 40,000 tons of oranges. It is located on an acre of ground. Henry, a graduate of University of Illinois, started business here five years ago, following discharge from military service. He began with a two-car garage built over into a cold storage locker. Today, his business utilizes Anaheim and Santa Ana cold storage facilities capable of storing 150 carloads of food and employs 16 men. The plant has handled up to 500,000 pounds of frozen goods on a day. Henry's right hand men in the venture are Lester Grainger, who serves as assistant manager, and S. Blount, chief engineer. And, as the frozen fruit concentrate industry continues to boom—it appears almost a per- Two Local Men Enlist in Army Two Anaheim men were among enlistments reported today at J. S. Army and U. S. Army Air Force recruiting office, Fullerton city hall. Robert Johnson, 22, of 10391 S. Los Angeles street, an ex-GL. and Gordon Blundon, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blundon of 10894 S. Los Angeles street, an ex-Navy man each enlisted in the Corps of Engineers for three years. SQUARE DANCE BOOKS Square Dance instruction booklets courtesy of Cliff Curtis, Recreation Department square dance caller, are now available at the office of the Anaheim Gazette. 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