anaheim-gazette 1950-08-03

Page 11 Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, August 3, 1950 Advisor Suggests Planting of Fall Gardens Soon August is a good month to plant many cool season vegetables, reports A. H. Holland, Orange County Farm Advisor. He suggests that home gardeners prepare their ground for planting first by thoroughly watering. PRINCESS PRESIDES—Princess Irene of the Netherlands lays cornerstone for a new church in London to replace the Dutch Protestant Church destroyed by a land mine in 1940. WINNER REWARDED — Ken Fysh, of Berlin, N. H., winner in Midsummer ski meet at Laconia, N. H., receives trophy from Betty Laurie, of Concord, "Miss New Hampshire of 1950." Library Adds 98 New Books Today A total of 98 new books will be put into circulation today by the Anaheim public library, librarians have announced. Forty-two of the number are Junior library books and the remainder are adult books, both fiction and non-fiction. Full list is: Fiction The Hill of Glass by Catherine Whitcomb; Let Go of Yesterday by Howard Breslin; Shadow on the Hearth by Judith Merril; Deepwood by Blanche Chenery Perrin; The Newel Post by Rachel Ann Fish; The Unheard Music by Eleanor Cameron; Dream Without End by Grace Jamison Breckling; Them Was the Days by Martha Ferguson McKeown; Mirror of Time by Phyllis Arthur; Danger in Eden by Jennifer Ames; The Captain's Lady by Basil Heatter; The Case of the Demented Spiy by George Bellairs; The Wonder of All the Gay World by James Barke; And Then Put Out the Light by E. C. R. Lorac; Follow As the Night by Pat McGerr; Time of Hope by C. P. Snow; Montana, Here I Be by Dan Cushman; Brother of the Kid by Paul Evan Lehman. Sundown by Al Cody; My Gun is My Law by Will Ermine; Rough Justice by Ernest Haycox; Deadline at Durango by Allan Vaughan Elston; The Fight for the Sweetwater by Bliss Lomax; Rio Kid Justice by Don Davis; Stormy in the West by Norman A. Fox; Broken Rainbow Ranch by Brad Ward; Doomrock by Archie Josdred Years of American Blown Glass by Helen and George S. McKearin; Gauguin by John Rewald; Veronese by Antoine Orliac; Goya by Jacques Lassaigne; Rock Plants by Arlette Davids. Junior Library Fairy Tales and Legends by Hans Christian Andersen; Bobcat by C. W. Anderson; All Babies Have Mummies and Daddies Just Like You by Evelyn Beyer; The Mysterious Caboose by Mary Graham Bonner; A Horse for Peter by Eleanor F. Brown; Too Many Cherries by Carl Carmer; Rod Rides High by Donald Barr Chidsey; Pongo the Terrible by Denis Cleaver; The Blue Cat of Castle Town by Catherine Cate Coblentz; Little Skipper by Raymond Creekmore; The Fawn and the White Mountain Express by Genevieve Cross; Once Upon a Time by Rose Dobbs; Little Brown Baby by Paul Lawrence Dunbar; Su Won and Her Wonderful Tree by Virginia Fairfax; Pecos Bill, Texas Cow-puncher by Harold W. Felton; The Wonderful House-boat-Train by Ruth Stiles Gannett; Will Rogers Immortal Cowboy by Shannon Garst. Arctic Adventure by Kenneth Gilbert; Young Thack by Jean Gould; Mr. Hermit Miser and the Neighborly Pumpkin by Christine Noble Govan; Dog Show, A Selection of Favorite Dog Stories by Wilhelmina Harper (compiler); Hearts Courageous by William Herman; Lance and His First Horse by Jack Holt and Carolyn Coggins; Upstate Downstate, Folk Stories of the Middle Atlantic States by M. Jagendorf; Look Out for the Ostriches! Tales of Time of Hope by C. P. Snow; Montana, Here I Be by Dan Cushman; Brother of the Kid by Paul Evan Lehman. Sundown by Al Cody; My Gun is My Law by Will Ermine; Rough Justice by Ernest Haycox; Deadline at Durango by Allan Vaughan Elston; The Fight for the Sweetwater by Bliss Lomax; Rio Kid Justice by Don Davis; Stormy in the West by Norman A. Fox; Broken Rainbow Ranch by Brad Ward; Doomrock by Archie Josclyn; Signal Guns at Sunup by John Jo Carpenter; Law of the Gun by Brett Rider; The Killer Brand by William Colt McDonald; The Hide Rustlers by Les Savage, Jr.; Badmen on Halfaday Creek by James B. Hendryx; Fire at Will by Doris Miles Disney; Apache Crossing by Will Ermine; The Maverick Queen by Zane Grey. Non-Fiction How to Draw Portraits by Charles Wood; Paper Sculpture by Tadeusz Lipski; Equality by David Thomson; The Time is Free by Roy Walker; The Apocryphal New Testament by Montague R. James, ed.; Small Boat Engine Manual by C. Morgan Jones; Goethe on Nature and on Science by Charles Sherrington; Primer of the Novel by Vincent McHugh; The Water Seekers by Remi A. Nadeau; Heavy Hangs the Golden Grain by Seumas MacManus; Ceramics for the Collector by George Savage; The Immortal Lovers by Frances Winwar; Violins and Violinists by Franz Farga; The Planet Mars by Gerard de Vaucouleurs. Narrow Gauge Railways in America by Howard Fleming; Antique Fakes and Reproductions by Ruth Webb Lee; Two Hun- Arctic Adventure by Kenneth Gilbert; Young Thack by Jean Gould; Mr. Hermit Miser and the Neighborly Pumpkin by Christine Noble Govan; Dog Show, A Selection of Favorite Dog Stories by Wilhelmina Harper (compiler); Hearts Courageous by William Herman; Lance and His First Horse by Jack Holt and Carolyn Coggins; Upstate Downstate, Folk Stories of the Middle Atlantic States by M. Jagendorf; Look Out for the Ostriches! Tales of South Africa by Jan Juta; The Lonesome Bear by Harrison Kinney; It Might Be You by Ruth Adams Knight; Mr. Apple's Family by Jean McDevitt; The First Book of Horses by McLennan McMeekin; Turnipseed Jones by Edward W. Mamnen; The Wild Old Goose by Lenoir Richards Martin; Ranger, A Dog of the Forest Service by S. P. Meek; Pocketful of Feathers by Madeeine M. Myers; Midnight Patriot by Emma L. Patterson; The Little Engine that Could by Watty Piper; Fiddling Cowboy by Adolph Regli; It Took Courage by Stanley Rogers; The Scissorbill Bird by Louise Selworthy; Elephant Boy of the Teak Forest by Phyllis Ayer Sowers; All About Dogs Dogs Dogs by Grace Skaar; Painted Ports by C. Fox Smith; The First Book of Dogs by Gladys Taber. BAKERS OUT LOS ANGELES (JP)—AFL bakers went on strike today against four major baking companies. Some 1000 union workers are reported out at National Biscuit, Weston Bscuit, Pacific Cracker and Cal-Ray baking companies. They ask raises of from 11 to 35 cents an hour. R Suggests ing of Fall as Soon A good month to plant season vegetables, reHolland, Orange Counvisor. Uses that home gardenheir ground for plantthoroughly watering the area to be planted. A good practice is to then broadcast about 2 to 3 cubic feet of poultry or rabbit manure for every 100 square foot area and then then under by plowing or spading. The ground should then be well leveled before planting so that irrigations can easily be made on the crops. Furrows should usually be made, and plants or seeds placed within 2 or 3 inches of the fur- row edges. This makes it easy for the soil to be moistened around the seeds or plants by running water slowly down the furrows for 2 or 3 hours. In addition to planting cool seasson vegetables such as beets, carrots, cabbage and broccoli, it is still possible, Holland says, to plant some warm season crops such as sweet corn, snap beans, and summer squash. He reports that more detailed information on soil management and hortgardening can be obtained free charge from the University California Agricultural ExtensiService office at 1104 West EighStreet in Santa Ana. Paper making was introducinto Europe by the Moors and coton-fibre paper was first made Spain about the 11th Century. 22 ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKET IN 18 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CITIES JOIN IN CELEB THE OPENING OF THE NEWEST & FINEST GRAND OPENING OPENING A-1 LOUR OUND BAG 35¢ MONTE ATSUP 14 OZ. BOTTLES 35¢ GOVERNS PINK ALMON NE POUND TIN 39¢ ELNA OMATOES No 2½ CAN 16¢ Dude Ranch JELLIES 7 oz. JAR 10¢ GREEN SPOT ORANGEADE LARGE 46° CAN 29¢ fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLE DIRECT from neighboring farms U.S. No 1 WHITE ROSE All Purpose Potato 10 PRVINGBAKINGBOILINGGRAVENSTEIN APPLES New Crop 3 BARTLETT PEARS Delicious and Cool! SLICING TOMATOES Form Medium Size 2 SWEET CORN Delicious Golden Bantam Meat Makes the Meal MSTOCK PIE APPLES NO 2 CAN 19¢ PTON'S ACK TEA POUND PKG. 32¢ Fruit Club FRUIT COCKTAIL 27¢ NO 2½ CAN APPLE SAUCE 2 CAN 27¢ APPLE JUICE 23¢ QUART PEACH HALVES 20¢ NO 2½ CAN SUGAR PEAS 17¢ 150% CAN GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 25¢ NO 2 CAN BARTLETT PEARS Premium Size SLICING TOMATOES SWEET CORN Delicious Golden Bantam Meat Makes the Meat PORK LOIN ROAST End cut Center Cut RIB PORK CHOPS PORK CHOPS End cuts SPARE RIBS "They are Frozen FILET OF SOLE Frozen OCEAN PERCH CENTER - ANAHEIM - 510 W. CENTER ST. AMPLE PARKING SPACE "These Prices Are Effective in All Alpha Beta Foods" more detailed information on management and home management can be obtained free of charge from the University of California Agricultural Extension office at 1101 West Eighth in Santa Ana. making was introduced Europe by the Moors and cotton paper was first made in about the 11th Century. DENY RENT GOUGES LOS ANGELES (P)—The Small Property Owners league denies that rents have advance 20 to 300 per cent in Los Angeles county. Area Rent Director Ben C. Koepke previously announced he had received complaints from tenants that their rents have been hiked astronomically. The league said it has established a decontrol rent referral committee to investigate tenants complaints. LOS ANGELES (P)—A tenants group has started a recall petition against Councilmen Don A. Allen and Ed J. Davenport, leaders of the rent decontrol action approved last week by the City Council. The group, headed by labor leaders, indicated petitions will be circulated within 48 hours. ALPHA BETA A Green Label NO. 1 CAN 31¢ BRIES NO. 2 CAN 23¢ Biscuits! LARGE BOX 39¢ 400 COUNT PKG. 19¢ Venus" 14 OZ. PKG. 29¢ Wisconsin MILD CHEDDAR CHEESE "The Cheese For Every Use" 45¢ POUND So. California's Finest SMOKED SPECIALTY SAUSAGE "SPARRER'S OWN" SALAMI THEURINGER METTWURST GOTEBERG 73¢ lb. 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