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Affairs of State (Continued from Page 7) ing monies to pay it. This office believes that the proper protection of the state's monies—your monies, Mr. Citizen—requires us to have a complete right, certainly a complete duty, to audit claims at any time, before disbursement where possible, and after disbursement as well, where we believe such is indicated in the public interest. The legislature and the governor both agreed with our position, and today, under the specific statutory authority which we sponsored, as well as under Constitutional interpretation, the State Controller in California discharges this duty to the people by making a better, fuller, and more comprehensive audit of claims against the state, than ever before in our history. Grow with a Growing Community LEE'S Gal Friday GARDEN GOSSIP ONLY 10 Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER PROFILES—Mark Stephenson, Anaheim genial, efficient police chief, who sees that law and order is administered in a business-like courteous manner. *** PICK-ME-UPS—The Rev. Howard S. Congdon could give Kenny Foster a lesson on fishing. The reverend went out on a boat and by chance an albacore got tangled up with the end of his line. It was the biggest fish landed by the party and got the pastor the jackpot which mysteriously had shriveled—something like the Sunday collection... Tom Hoag, Jr., tells us that Bob Williams, a drummer, was successful in the Orange county Horace Heidt talent search and will be on the air sometime in the future... Wasn't Anita Schultz Anaheim's first contribution to Heidt's program?... Arvid O. Pauley of the State Recreation Department is compiling a survey on municipally conducted programs throughout the state. Anaheim's program, under Don Derr and Roy Merk, should rate with the best... Frank Belmont and Sons are doing business as usual. The costly packing house fire caused the consolidation of several independents... boom! on Brooklyn, the New York Giants bounced back to smash St. Louis, 13-3. The loss cost the Cardinals the lead narrowed their advantage Boston and Philadelphia single game. The rained-out Braves have a chance to gain and Phillies missed their opportunity bowing to Pittsburgh, 10-8, slugfest that lasted almost hours. Ted Beard, Gus Bell, Danny O'Connell each had hits in the 16-hit attack. Despite homers by Dick S. Granny Hamner and Del B. Pittsburgh struggled home to for reliefer Murray Dickson. Kiner's 27th homer off Meyer in the eighth helped it down. Leo Durocher's Giants not revenge for the 18-4 and beatings of Wednesday as piled it up against the Cardinal with an eight-run third in Dave Koslo, a non-winner June 29, copped his ninth a nine-hitter. Five double and 16 giant hits, including by Don Mueller, made it easy. Tigers Lose Ground Everybody closed in on the trott Tigers yesterday when lost to Boston, 6-5 in 11 innings. The runnerup New York Yankees not scheduled to play, gain half game. Cleveland and Bengal each picked up a full game. Dom DiMaggio's double off Houtteman scored Billy Good with the winning Red Sox to cap an uphill struggle. De did all its scoring off Walt Jefferson before he was knocked in the fourth inning. After LEE'S Gal Friday GARDEN GOSSIP ONLY 10 $DAYS LEFT!! Well, folks! Time's a-wastin'! If you haven't yet taken advantage of the DOLLAR VALUE COUPON on a TEN DOLLAR PURCHASE, there are only another 10 days in July. And here's an added offer for the balance of July; in addition to the COUPON DEAL with every purchase of 10 dollars or more you will receive ONE DOZEN CHOICE ASSORTED GLAD BULBS. Warm summer days make us all TREE - MINDED Whether you are in need of one of the more common SHADE TREES or are looking for an ORNAMENTAL TREE that is a little out of the ordinary — WE HAVE IT! For instance, the lovely CLETHRA-arborea (LILY OF THE VALLEY TREE) or the LA-GUNARIA (SUGAR PLUM TREE) with single orchid blossoms. HIBISCUS, BOUGAINVIL- in the future . . Wasn't Anita Schultz Anaheim's first contribution to Heidt's program? ... Arvid O. Pauley of the State Recreation Department is compiling a survey on municipally conducted programs throughout the state. Anaheim's program, under Don Derr and Roy Merk, should rate with the best . . Frank Belmont and Sons are doing business as usual. The costly packing house fire caused the consolidation of several independents . . *** FACT—Anaheim has a more diversified industrial output than any city in the county. *** OBSERVATIONS—Ralph Spencer and Burl Gist entered a softball team in the Fullerton City League this year to compete against teams from Buena Park, Whittier, Brea and one from Fulllerton. It fizzled. It was definitely a bad venture for the Anaheim 20-30 . . Incidentally, George Bagsley's Chiksan Company of Brea will win that league in which many Anaheim softballers participated . . Hunt Foods with Anaheim's Don Cram and Placentia's Butch Lockabey came out second best . . Speaking of sports, Glen Walters, the friendly mortician who handles the destinies of the Fullerton Junior Legion will send his team against San Diego tomorrow. He figures to win . . Vic Reudy, incidentally, is getting ready to stage the annual Junior Legion District Tournament at La Palma Park. It's a big job and a success because there are men like Vic behind it . . *** REMEMBER—No one gets anything for nothing. You pay for everything you get out of life. LOS ANGELES (AP)—The Bank of America will construct an 11 story bank and office building at Vermont ave. and Wilshire blvd. Board Chairman A. J. Gock said yesterday the $5,000,000 structure will be completed in about 20 months. RIVERSIDE (AP)—Last May 17, 19-year-old Ronnie Marks accidentally shot a girl during a rumpus at a party. Four days ago he married the girl. Today he's in jail. Marks asked for probation when he appeared in court yesterday on his plea of guilty to assault. His bride, the former La Von Gassett, 17, was with him. She said she hoped the fact that he had married her would help. Dom DiMaggio's double off Houtteman scored Billy Good with the winning Red Sox to cap an uphill struggle. De did all its scoring off Walt terson before he was knocked in the fourth inning. After Chuck Stobbs and Ellis Kirk pitched excellent relief ball. Mullin bashed an inside-the-homer for Detroit with a man in the third and Walt Drop his 24th for the Red Sox in fourth. The Sox pulled w one of a tie on Bobby Doerr's homer in the eighth and ev matters in the ninth on two w and Vern Stephen's single. Sam Zoldak and Bob Ken teamed up on Philadelphia Cleveland's 3-2 victory in 11 nings. As a result the trib only 4½ games back of De Kennedy tied the score w homer off Alex Kellner after were out in the ninth. Zold who replaced Steve Gromer the seventh, shut out the with two hits the rest of the and drove in Kennedy wit "bloop" single to left in the Kennedy scored all three runs. Rain postponed the schedule night game between Chicago Washington. It also washed the daytime game in the Nat between Boston and Chicago. Wilson Jinxed For Seattle Game Tonight By JIM HUBBART All the jinxes and greens which have guarded Pacific League pitching records for years will emerge in force to haunt a 28-year-old gent na Jim Wilson. When righthander Wilson mound for Seattle in que a record-equaling 16th straight WE HAVE IT! For instance, the lovely CLETHRA arborea (LILY OF THE VALLEY TREE) or the LA-GUNARIA (SUGAR PLUM TREE) with single orchid blossoms. HIBISCUS, BOUGAINVILLEA, PLEROMA (PRINCESS FLOWER), OLEANDER, CANNA LILIES are some of the plants that invite attention right now because they are in BLOSSOM. It's a good time to make your selection: DON'T FORGET! FIND THE COUPON in this paper and SAVE $1 on your garden needs as well as getting ONE DOZEN GLAD BULBS for free!! Lee's Nursery 718 S. LOS ANGELES ST. Phone 3131 Anaheim RIVERSIDE (P)—Last May 17, 19-year-old Ronnie Marks accidentally shot a girl during a rum-pus at a party. Four days ago he married the girl. Today he's in jail. Marks asked for probation when he appeared in court yesterday on his plea of guilty to assault. His bride, the former La Von Gassett, 17, was with him. She said she hoped the fact that he had married her would help. It didn't. Judge O. K. Morton sentenced Marks to six months in the county road camp. Sewell Draws (Continued from Page 2) ed the bases full. Then Landrum took Bobby Usher's roller and threw to catcher Bruce Edwards, who let the ball get past him for a two-run error. Joe Adcock singled home the other two. As a result, the Dodgers are three full games back of St. Louis and Cincy is only a half-game back of the sixth place New York Giants. While Cincinnati lowered the GOOD FOR $1 ON EACH $10 PURCHASE DURING MONTH OF JULY at LEE'S NURSERY 718 S. LOS ANGELES ST. Anaheim, Calif. Name..... Street..... City..... AG....$ Nazarene Church Hosts Palestine Expert Sunday Dr. Harold W. Gretzinger who recently visited the newly established nation of Israel will speak on Palestine and conditions as he found them there at the local Church of the Nazarene, Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Gretzinger visited Israel as the guest of the government, having been appointed to the American Christian Palestine commission. He was in Jerusalem during Holy Week this year and participated in the Easter sunrise services there. After viewing the situations there Dr. Gretzinger is convinced that the nation of Israel today is a literal fulfillment of the prophecy of Ezekiel made 2500 years ago, that the Jews would become a nation once more. He says that the Jews there accept it as such Dr. Gretzinger was told of miraculous events in the recent war with the Arabs states which he says were comparable to the Biblical accounts of miracles in wars of Old Testament times. One of the pressing problems of this new nation is that of thousands of refugees who desire to settle there. Tied in with this refugee problem is the plight in which Christian churches find themselves. Dr. Gretzinger states that there were barely 100 people at the Easter sunrise service in Jerusalem this year. His explana- Citrus Market LOS ANGELES; July 21—(AP)—The Federal State Mining service reported today oranges slightly weaker tendency fancy, grapefruit slightly weaker and lemons slightly packed fancy. Grapefruit—Per box Arizona packed fancy 36s 3.50; 4.50; 54s-64s 5.00; 70s 4.75; 80s 4.50-75; 100s 3.75; local pa48s 4.50; 54s 4.75; 64s 5.00; 70s 4.75; 80s 4.75; 100s 3.50; local 3.00-3.50; 100s 2.00-2.50; 125s 1.00-1.50. Lemons—Per box, local loose fancy 5.25-75; packed for 360s 6.25-50; 432s 5.75-6.00. Oranges—Per box, Valencias local packed fancy 126s 5.00-5.25; 176s 4.75-5.00; 200s 3.75-4.00; 220s 3.75; 252s 3.25; extra choice 150s-176s 4.00; 200s 3.50; 220s 3.25; 252s 2.90; loose fancy 126s-176s 3.25; 200s 2.50; 220s 2.40; 252s 2.15; choice and standard large 2.25-35; mediums 2.00; smu The California Fruit Growers exchange reported today markets California oranges were about steady. Represented by size: Sunkist (first grade)—126s 5.52; 150s 5.37; 176s 5.26; 220s 4.78; 252s 4.44; 288s 4.47. Choice (second grade)—126s 4.68; 150s 4.67; 176s 4.53; 220s 4.04; 252s 3.87; 288s 3.99. NEW YORK, July 21—(AP)—(FSMN)—New York Orange—California Valencias: 100s 3.95-6.40; 126s 3.75-7.25; 150s 176s 3.75-6.50; 200s 3.83-5.85; 220s 3.80-5.25; 252s 3.55-5.00; 4.90. leave with the expectation of returning after the war However, the Israeli government, with more European Jews seeking admission than can be absorbed, has refused to grant the Arabs permission to return. Dr. Gretzinger will speak of the general conditions prevailing in Palestine today His mans been received with enth various civic groups, se semblies of colleges schools, as well as in different denominations Dr. Gretzinger is an ad musician, serving for as dean of music in Tigers Lose Ground everybody closed in on the DeTigers yesterday when they to Boston, 6-5 in 11 innings. runnerup New York Yankees, scheduled to play, gained a game. Cleveland and Boston picked up a full game. Tom DiMaggio's double off Art Pettenman scored Billy Goodman the winning Red Sox run up an uphill struggle. Detroit all its scoring off Walt Masson before he was knocked out one fourth inning. After that Eck Stobbs and Ellis Kinder died excellent relief ball. Pat sin bashed an inside-the-park fer for Detroit with a man on the third and Walt Dropo hit 4th for the Red Sox in the ninth. The Sox pulled within of a tie on Bobby Doerr's 13th er in the eighth and evened ers in the ninth on two walks Vern Stephen's single. Tom Zoldak and Bob Kennedy died up on Philadelphia for Ireland's 3-2 victory in 11 ins. As a result the tribe is 4½ games back of Detroit. Conney tied the score with a ter off Alex Kellner after two out in the ninth. Zoldack, replaced Steve Gromek in seventh, shut out the A's. Two hits the rest of the way drove in Kennedy with a "op" single to left in the 11th. Conney scored all three runs. In postponed the scheduled at game between Chicago and Huntington. It also washed out daytime game in the National Seen Boston and Chicago. Wilson Jinxed for Seattle Game Tonight By JIM HUBBART In the jinxes and gremlins which have guarded Pacific Coast due pitching records for 41 will emerge in force tonight unt a 28-year-old gent named Wilson. When righthander Wilson takes mound for Seattle in quest of word-equaling 16th straight tristate war with the Arabs states which he says were comparable to the Biblical accounts of miracles in wars of Old Testament times. One of the pressing problems of this new nation is that of thousands of refugees who desire to settle there. Tied in with this refugee problem is the plight in which Christian churches find themselves. Dr. Gretzinger states that there were barely 100 people at the Easter sunrise service in Jerusalem this year. His explanation for this condition is that most of the Christians were Arabs. On the outbreak of hostilities they were advised by the British to umph, he not only must contend with the bats of the Hollywood Stars. He also must face the whammy, curse of all baseball. Wilson must shoulder a burden his teammate, Charley Schanz, could not carry last night. Schanz, just back from the American League, chucked a four hitter, yet the Hollywood ace, Jack Salveson, beat him 1 to 0. Every mind at Gilmore field tonight will have a single thought: Can Big Jim tie the record set by Frank Browning of San Francisco in 1909? Wilson has been winning steadily since May 3. Seven of his wins have been shutouts. If last night's contest foreshadowed anything, then Wilson is ship-wrecked before he get aboard. Salveson and Schanz dueled scorelessly until the ninth, when Murray Franklin's bases-loaded single gave Hollywood the game. Salveson, whose record now stands at 13-1, yielded seven hits. It was his 10th straight win. Elsewhere along the circuit, the proceedings were nearly as spectacular. Oakland maintained its three game lead by lacing Portland in a 9 to 6 hit orgy. High Herran Besse cranked Los Angeles to a 2 to 0 shutout over Sacramento. The Angel victory came on Rookie catcher Ray Cash's homer with one on. At San Diego, Jackie Tobin's pinch hit homer with the bases full in the 10th inning gave San Francisco an 8 to 4 conquest of the Padres. Palestine today. His mans been received with enth various civic groups, se semblies of colleges schools, as well as in different denominations. Dr. Gretzinger is an ad musician, serving for as dean of music in SEE THE SERVELS NOW AT HORN'S On 101 Highway Between Anaheim and Fullerton Phone Anaheim 2173 Remember - - - all Horn Appliances Operate in City or Country —on Natural or Sol-Gas YOU WERE A SMART GIRL TO COMPARE BOTH TYPES! Compare...AND SERVEL GA BEFORE YOU CHOOSE... COMPARE ONLY SERVEL THE GAS REFRIGERATOR STAYS SILENT -- LASTS LONGER • NO MOTOR TO WEAR • NO MACHINERY TO GROW NOISY COME SEE THE NEW GAS REFRIGERATOR MODELS TODAY REFRIGERATORS RANGES • HEATERS FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 51 N. Los Angeles St. Ph. 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