anaheim-gazette 1950-08-07

Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER WEEKLY NEWS REVIEW—The call to active duty of the 40th Division of the California National Guard last week gave new significance to headlines coming out of the United Nations' "Police action" in Korea. ANAHEIM's own—Company K—headed by Capt. Guz Luzania, Lt. John Snyder and Sgt. Ted Menzie, will report to Camp Cooke, September 1, for active training. ANAHEIM's City Council allocated $14,822 of the gas tax monies for the improvement of North Lemon st... Irvin Chapman, former Fullerton mayor and holder of extensive oil and citrus properties, heads a committee to promote bond issues of almost $3,000,000 to finance construction of a new sewer line. ANAHEIM voters will decide the issue in a special election September 18... ANAHEIM merchants moved to block the consolidation of the Anaheim and Fullerton Express offices. A petition of nearly 600 signatures was submitted to J. F. Craemer, Public Utilities Commission head, protesting the move of the ANAHEIM office to Fullerton... Enrique Escoto, 31, Huntington Beach ranch hand, died from shock resulting from a bee sting... County Supervisors adopted the highest budget in history—$14,645,385—for the 1950-51 physical park? Lee Kavanagh wishes it were there no longer could let his son, Danny going on three, watch the childish fascination as he Remember how some fools to take advantage of the park? That was not free... It wasn't ago, either, that Rudy scouted the countryside of palms to transplant at Park—the world's most baseball setup. They moved 'em and only lost Remember the Dole-Hawaii race? Remember the B plane that crashed at Park... Incidentally, ANA one of the few cities of county that never was minded. Glen Martin in Santa Ana in the 1900s goatee Austrian, Tunnel name, built a plywood plane in Fullerton in the Brea was the county air port The Loftus hayfield was class hay strip... In 1990 ents of ANAHEIM, Fullert Orange converged on a beanfield where a squared World War I bi-planes wied down. They ran out of REMEMBER—One way courtesy is to give it! PROFILES—Bud Stahlman is a go-getter. He's the kind of a chap who'll make an all-out effort to promote ANAHEIM interest at the cost of his own. As a spark-plug of the ANAHEIM Junior Chamber of Commerce, Bud is doing a great job not only for the organization but for Anaheim, as a whole. SPORTLETS—ANAHEIM's biggest sporting event is under way—the 21st District Junior Legion Baseball tournament—at La Palma Park. Although ANAHEIM isn't—and hasn't been since 1910—a baseball town, drop by and catch an inning or two and see the stars of tomorrow... Peggy Kohlenberger is an exceptional girl. She swings a mean tennis racquet and makes sweet music on the piano... Ray (Gordo) Lamas will go in training September 1. It won't be for Red Saunders' UCLA varsity, either. It'll be for Uncle Sam'l's varsity, though... Jimmy Heffron, ANAHEIM's dynamic baseball prospect, has made Uncle Sam'l's team, too... ANAHEIM will miss Roy Merk when he takes up his new coaching duties. He has done a lot for Anaheim youngsters... Cliff Curtis is really doing a job calling those square dances at the park... ANAHEIM Ikes really went to town. The sportfishermen will give Kenny Foster and Elmer Williams a run for their money for the title of ANAHEIM's best fisherman... MAIL BOX—Ray Holt is now a feature writer for the leading southern California metropolitan daily. ANAHEIM's leading his park? Lee Kavanagh wishes it were there no longer could let his son, Danny going on three, watch the childish fascination as he Remember how some fools to take advantage of the park? That was not free... It wasn't ago, either, that Rudy scouted the countryside of palms to transplant at Park—the world's most baseball setup. They moved 'em and only lost Remember the Dole-Hawaii race? Remember the B plane that crashed at Park... Incidentally, ANA one of the few cities of county that never was minded. Glen Martin in Santa Ana in the 1900s goatee Austrian, Tunnel name, built a plywood plane in Fullerton in the Brea was the county air port The Loftus hayfield was class hay strip... In 1990 ents of ANAHEIM, Fullert Orange converged on a beanfield where a squared World War I bi-planes wied down. They ran out of REMEMBER—One way courtesy is to give it! Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist Dollar days were wonderful! I was in Anaheim when the stores opened with a copy of the Anaheim Gazette tucked under my arm. I had circled with pencil the advertisements in which I was most interested and so lost no time shopping. All over town, I met crowds of happy homemakers who had taken time off from usual chores to be on hand for the big sales. I saw one woman buy a hat at the Gaye Subanne Style Shop and wear it right out of the store, glancing to admire herself as she was reflected in the store windows she passed. Did you get out to Botts Nursery for some of their plant specials? I am expecting great things from my flower garden now. The rose bushes I bought there look exceptionally good. My husband was pleased with the T-shirt I bought him at Lake's Mens Wear and I took advantage of the Special Dollar Day rates to have my little girl's picture taken at Spears Photo Shop. I figure that I saved quite a bit of cash in buying things I had been putting off. A lot of women felt that way judging from the big budles of newly purchased merchandise they were carrying with a downright air of delight, Mary A. Linger, a homemaker who came to shop from her home at 113 N. Emily st., will back me up in that—won't you Mary? Anaheim merchants were as good as their word for these Dollar Days and really went all out to make this event something special. Here is hoping they do it again next year. While we are on the shopping, I want to tell you a movement afoot to making easier for us. It comp purchase of that trick rayon. Many consumers the time has come to well-made rayon fabrics mentions on the market label accuracy as to their per and care. Remember the rayon you bought once that you well—until it was lau There were those drape that faded, though you that they would be service. Are you satisfied to your bad guesses, or rather know before you dress whether it can be he or not? Do you want rayon material that will exactly what you can expect that fabric and how you take care of it? The National Retail Dassn., which is the official of standards for rayon, a specific example. A blg gabardine shirt, bought the better department New York, was sold as w In one home washing, the shrank 1½ inches, the cotton and button below thou could not be fastened. The shrank 3½ inches and was uncomfortably snug the chest. The best talents of the industry and the commence university testing law have combined to develop rayon standards. They co ricies used in woven and sportswear, dresses, pa nightgowns and under mens' wear, they cover ricies used in suiting, und neckties and rainwear. F hold fabrics, they cov fabrics as those used "Don't trust your memory for correct numbers? Boy, you said a mouthful!"...Memory often plays tricks...so look up any numbers you're not sure of—before you call...Pacific Telephone. Save Your Back! Dichondra Transplanters-$2.95 Bouquets for Xmas... GET YOUR SWEET PEA SEED NOW! New Stock! Treated and Color-Coated Bulk—Packets—Collections at TOMMY WATTS' ANAHEIM FEED and SEED Across from Fox Theatre 242 W. CENTER PHONE ANA. 3210 park? Lee Kavanagh does and wishes it were there now so he could let his son, Danny, age two going on three, watch them with childish fascination as he did. Remember how some folks used to take advantage of the gas stoves in the park? That was when gas was free. It wasn't so long ago, either, that Rudy Boysen scouted the countryside for giant palms to transplant at La Palma park—the world's most beautiful baseball setup. They moved a lot of 'em and only lost one. Remember the Dole-Hawaiian air race? Remember the Brea-built plane that crashed at Pt. Loma? Incidentally, ANAHEIM is one of the few cities of Orange county that never was very air-minded. Glen Martin pioneered in Santa Ana in the 1900's. A goatee Austrian, Tunisson by name, built a plywood monolane in Fullerton in the 20's when Brea was the county air center. The Loftus hayfield was a first class hay strip. In 1918, residents of ANAHEIM, Fullerton and Orange converged on a Placentia beanfield where a squadron of World War I bi-planes were forced down. They ran out of gas. REMEMBER—One way to get courtesy is to give it! Dorothy Dix Husband Keeps Financial Standing Secret from Working Wife Dear Miss Dix: I continued on with my job when I married, so I have been more than self-supporting and have helped me about money. They wives with their husbands names and their husbands pocketbooks. Planning New Districts Big Project SACRAMENTO NIANS will have a portioning their Com Assembly District committee was told. Said Chairman Letters (R-Los Angeles) of the Assembly Election apportionment committee "The more we get more it appears to dous job. There are different facets." Because of Calif-ed population new Congressional district drawn by next year The state, as the NOW'S The T FURNITURE - FLOOR COW August 2, 1950 August 2, 1950 Gentlemen: Gulistan prices will advance seven to ten per cent effective August 7th. CENTURY FLOOR COVERINGS, Inc. Dear Customer: Due to existing conditions, ranges will be shipped at prices prevailing at time of shipment. All previous orders included. Unless notified to the contrary, we will ship as allocations will permit. WELBILT CALIFORNIA STOVE COMPANY, 806 East Fourth Place Los Angeles 13, California Branch office—Welbilt Stove Co., Inc., Maspeth, L. I., New York PRICE INCREASE NOTICE August 1, 1950 Gentlemen: Due to the increase in prices of raw materials, it is necessary that we raise our prices on metal bed frames effective AUGUST 7, 1950. On the above date, each of our frames will be invoiced showing a 10 per cent increase. It is with reluctance that we make this increase, but it is beyond our control. Respectfully, CENTRAL WELDING & MFG. CO. 418 Molino Street Los Angeles 13, California NOTICE OF PRICE CHANGE We have just received the following wire from Magee Carpet Co. "EFFECTIVE TODAY PRICES ARE ADVANCED FROM FIVE TO TEN PER CENT ON ALL OF OUR LINES. UNFILLED BALANCES OF ORDERS ON RECORD AS OF AUGUST FIRST WILL BE SHIPPED AT JULY 10 PRICES UNTIL AUGUST TWELFTH. ON AUGUST FOURTEENTH ALL UNFILLED BALANCES AS OF THAT DATE WILL BE SHIPPED AT NEW PRICES UNLESS WE ARE NOTIFIED TO THE CONTRARY." KARL SAPPER & SON, Inc., distributors Your Old Furniture and Appliances Are Worth Hard Cash Now - Trade in Your Old-Worn-Out Pieces at GAREY'S! about money. They will trust their wives with their happiness, their names and their honor, but not their pocketbook. Planning New Districts Is Big Project SACRAMENTO (AP) — Californians will have a big job reapportioning their Congressional and Assembly Districts, a legislative committee was told today. Said Chairman Laughlin E. Waters (R-Los Angeles) at a meeting of the Assembly Elections and Re-apportionment committee: "The more we get into this the more it appears to be a tremendous job. There are so many different facets." Because of California's increased population new Assembly and Congressional districts will be drawn by next year's legislature. The state, as the second largest, stands to gain eight additional Congressional seats for a total of 31. The committeemen touched on the state law requiring campaign expenditures of political candidates to be reported to the Secretary of State. Assemblyman Arthur W. Coats (D-Yuba City) held there are these two loopholes in it: Committees organized to support a candidate do not have to file primary election expenditures and individuals contributing money as individuals do not have to report. Waters, announcing that legislation on the matter may be considered, said: "It's a very interesting issue—certainly." CASTAIC (AP)—Another forest fire in the Castaic area burned over 300 acres east of Highway 99 last night. Some 200 fire fighters battled the blaze in rough timber country 12 miles north of this community early today. Grow with a Growing Community The TIME To BUY! DOOR COVERINGS – APPLIANCES DON'T WAIT... DON'T WAIT... Prices in the home furnishings industry are definitely going up...up...UP!! It's simply a case of supply and demand. Folks all over the country are demanding new things for the home faster than most manufacturers can supply the goods. What with present day restrictions relative to critical materials that are really short and a faster conversion of plants now forced to make war-time supplies, consumer goods and things for the home must therefore take a back seat production-wise. So furniture and appliances are harder to get...the longer you wait...the more you might pay. USE YOUR CREDIT. Buy now, what you REALLY need on credit terms you can afford to pay. Impending credit restrictions and new regulations might catch you unprepared. You don't need ready cash now. Take advantage of Garey's wonderfully liberal payment plan now, save your cash. DON'T WAIT... You've probably waited a long time to make that very important purchase. Why wait any longer? Don't be compelled to pay more for the very same thing later on. In fact "the very same thing" could well be not nearly as good as what you can still buy today. Substitutes, make-shift pieces will never last even though the prices will be higher. Garcy's have what you want Today and at No Increase in Prices! A WORD to the Wise A WORD to the Wise All the notices and new advanced price schedules we have received to date are only the beginning of what's to come later. Garey's are Pledged to Maintain Present-Day Lower Prices just as long as it is truly possible. We'll Hold the Line 'til it hurts. We believe that's the least we can do to maintain the loyalty of our many friends and customers. Come In . . . See Us Soon . . Garey's QUALITY FURNITURE Phones K1 3-7135 Anaheim 5783 or 5787 504 W. CENTER ST. 509 W. FOURTH ST. ANAHEIM SANTA ANA Both Stores Open Saturday Nights