anaheim-gazette 1950-08-10

Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER PEOPLE—Mrs. A. E. Schmidt has moved to Los Angeles, but she doesn't stay away from ANAHEIM long. Earl (Dyna) Curtis, the man who knows the packing business, was quite an athlete in his day. The plucky ANAHEIMER who was reared in the Placentia district, played football for the Fullerton high school teams that steamrollered little ANAHEIM 25 years ago. Vic Loly is one of the many ANAHEIMERS who has served in the British army. Harrison Wills Watkins, the ANAHEIM accountant, is a graduate of the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich. After graduating from the Limey West Point, he served in the Royal Garrison artillery. His son, H. W. Watkins, Jr., was with the U.S. forces in the Battle of the Bulge where he was wounded. Mrs. H. W. Watkins, Sr., served with the WACS during the last war. Mister served in the State Guard. Quite a military record for one ANAHEIM family, eh? Mrs. Ella Pellew of ANAHEIM takes her politics seriously. PROFILES — Today's accolade goes to Howard Messamer, ANAHEIM high school shop instructor, who is doing an outstanding job as a teacher, councilor and friend of ANAHEIM's youth. Working with and winning the confidence of youth has made Howard Messamer... PROFILES — Today's accolade goes to Howard Messamer, ANAHEIM high school shop instructor, who is doing an outstanding job as a teacher, councilor and friend of ANAHEIM's youth. Working with and winning the confidence of youth has made Howard Messamer one of the school system's outstanding instructors. THEY SAY—The burglar who recently visited the Ray Reafsnyer residence performed a real service by opening two windows that couldn't be opened... Gilbert (Shorthy) Tull expects to be up and about before long. You can't keep a good ANAHEIMER down... Ask Bob Jaynes, the chain store manager, about some of those interesting places he has to go to to collect on bad checks... Foster Lamm has a story for any occasion—a story with a solid meaning... Jim Slobodian, a newcomer to ANAHEIM, was in the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders—"the ladies from hell"—who have one of Canada's best battle records—kilts or no kilts... Ray Ortez, Sr., is no longer active promoting ANAHEIM baseball teams, but he has made a lasting impression on the men who played on his teams when they were ANAHEIM schoolboys... AROUND TOWN—Pete Jacobs says housing projects are springing up around town like mushrooms... Jim Eakin isn't worried. He doesn't think there'll be a great demand for shipfitters in "t'next war."... Ray Davis is taking things easy since he retired from the oilfields... So is Capt John Steele, the honorary mayor of Buena Park, who is an authority of all of the latest political low down. Arky Vaughan, the former Fullerton baseball star, who broke into the game with Steve Luther's Cypress Merchants just after the crash of '29, is one of Capt's best friends... Incidentally, ANAHEIM's Johnny Wagner is the famous Nevada cattleman's brother-in-law... The stork visited the Todd Pool's in Fullerton... The Barnes Brodies have a new daughter... It's a baby girl at the Melvin Briscoes... Sam'l Lund & Sons handle a lot of glass without much loss. Some of the Lund-designed glass doors are a bit of aw right, y'know... REMEMBER—No one ever got Pioneer Anaheim Woman Banker Plans Retirement in Berkeley Mrs. Olga Beebe, who began a banking career in Anaheim and eventually became one of the state's best known woman bank officials, announced plans to retire this week. One of the first business women in the state, a real estate and insurance broker and executor of one of the largest estates ever probated in Northern California, Mrs. Beebe has spent nearly 50 years in the business world. Now a resident of Berkeley, she began her career as a bookkeeper in an Anaheim bank many years ago, receiving the handsome budget. The 1949-50 budget voted by the legislature totaled $1,035,-000,000. Kuchel's figure of $581,-453,438 as the cost of government includes some, but far from all of the $800,000,000 set aside in special funds for local assistance and state building. At the end of the fiscal year, the state had nearly $300,000,000 in reserves. The money included $148,000,000 in the post-war employment reserve fund, $48,000,-000 in the post-war building fund and $75,000,000 in the "rainy day" fund. The 1950 legislature voted appropriations that will just about deplete the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day" fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes. These two sources showed gains of $27,000,-000 and $10,000,000, respectively. Insurance taxes, interest on investments and other taxes pushed the gross increase up to $43,000,-000. However, decreases in the inheritance tax, alcohol beverage tax, horse racing revenue and other revenue brought the net down to $87,000,060. Here are figures on leading revenue producers last year: Retail and use taxes, $321,-560,399, up $27,000,000; personal income tax, $60,471,784, up $10,-000,000; bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax, $74,546,381, down $750,000. Alcohol beverage revenue, $16,-138,441, down $1,500,000; insurance companies tax, $23,285,219, up $2,700,000; inheritance tax, $18,651,683, down $1,800,000. Pioneer Anaheim Woman Banker Plans Retirement in Berkeley Mrs. Olga Beebe, who began a banking career in Anaheim and eventually became one of the state's best known woman bank officials, announced plans to retire this week. One of the first business women in the state, a real estate and insurance broker and executor of one of the largest estates ever probated in Northern California, Mrs. Beebe has spent nearly 50 years in the business world. Now a resident of Berkeley, she began her career as a bookkeeper in an Anaheim bank many years ago, receiving the handsome budget. The 1949-50 budget voted by the legislature totaled $1,035,-000,000. Kuchel's figure of $581,-453,438 as the cost of government includes some, but far from all of the $800,000,00 set aside in special funds for local assistance and state building. At the end of the fiscal year, the state had nearly $300,000,000 in reserves. The money included $148,000,000 in the post-war employment reserve fund, $48,000,-000 in the post-war building fund and $75,000,0oo in the "rainy day" fund. The 1950 legislature voted appropriations that will just about deplete the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day" fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes. These two sources showed gains of $27,0oo,-ooo and $1o,,ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Insurance taxes, interest on investments and other taxes pushed the gross increase up to $43,oool,-oool. However，decreases in the inheritance tax，alcohol beverage tax，horse racing revenue and other revenue brought the net down to $87,,oool,,oool. Here are figures on leading revenue producers last year: Retail and use taxes，$321,-56o，399，up $27，oool，oool；personal income tax，$6o，471，784，up $1o，oool，oool；bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax，$74，546，381，down $75o，oool。 Alcohol beverage revenue，$16,-138，441，down $1，5oool，oool；insurance companies tax，$23，285，219，up $2，7oool，oool；inheritance tax，$18，651，683，down $1，8oool，oool. Pioneer Anaheim Woman Banker Plans Retirement in Berkeley Mrs. Olga Beebe who began a banking career in Anaheim and eventually became one of the state's best known woman bank officials announced plans to retire this week. One of the first business women in the state，a real estate and insurance broker and executor of one of the largest estates ever probated in Northern California Mrs. Beebe has spent nearly 5o years in the business world. Now a resident of Berkeley，她 began her career as a bookkeeper in an Anaheim bank many years ago receiving the handsome budget.The 1949-5O budget voted by the legislature totaled $1,\text{O}35,-\text{O}OO,\text{O}OOO.in reserves.The money included$148,\text{O}OO,\text{O}OOOin the post-war employment reserve fund,$48,\text{O}OO,-\text{O}OO\in the post-war building fundand$75,\text{O}OO,-\text{O}OOin the "rainy day"fund. The 195O legislature voted appropriations that will just about deplete the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day"fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes.These two sources showed gains of $27,\text{O}OO,-\text{O}OOand$1o,,oool,,oool;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{O}OO-,\text{O}OOin the "rainy day"fund. The 195O legislature voted appropriations that will just about deplete the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day"fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes.These two sources showed gains of $27,\text{O}OO,-\text{O}OOand$1o,,oool;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{O}OO-,\text{O}OOin the "rainy day"fund. The 195O legislature voted appropriations that will just about deplete the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day"fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes.These two sources showed gains of $27,\text{O}OO,-\text{O}OOand$1o,,oool;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{O}OO-,\text{O}OOin the "rainy day"fund. The 195O legislature voted appropriations that will just about deplete the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day"fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes.These two sources showed gains of $27,\text{O}OO,-\text{O}OOand$1o,,oool;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{O}OO-,\text{O}OOin the "rainy day"fund. The 195O legislature voted appropriations that will just about deplete the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day"fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes.These two sources showed gains of $27,\text{O}OO,-\text{O}OOand$1o,,oool;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{O}OO-,\text{O}OOin the "rainy day"fund. The 195O legislature voted appropriations that will just about deplete the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day"fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes.These two sources showed gains of $27,\text{O}OO,-\text{O}OOand$1o,,oool;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{O}OO-,\text{O}OOin the "rainy day"fund. The 195O legislature voted appropriations that will just about deplete the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day"fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes.These two sources showed gains of $27,\text{O}OO,-\text{O}OOand$1o,,oool;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{O}OO-,\text{O}OOin the "rainy day"fund. The 195O legislature voted appropriations that will just about deplete the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day"fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes.These two sources showed gains of $27,\text{O}OO,-\text{O}OOand$1o,,oool;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{O}OO-,\text{O}OOin the "rainy day"fund. The 195O legislature voted appropriations that will just about deplete the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day"fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes.These two sources showed gains of $27,\text{O}OO,-\text{O}OOand$1o,,oool;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{O}OO-,\text{O}OOin the "rainy day"fund. The 195O legislature voted appropriations that will just about deplete the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day"fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes.These two sources showed gains of $27,\text{O}OO,-\text{O}OOand$1o,,oool;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{O}OO-,\text{O}OOin the "rainy day"fund. The 195O legislature voted appropriations that will just about depute the reserves except for Governor Warren's "rainy day"fund designed to pay for emergency needs. The increase in revenue reflected increase of the state sales tax from 2½ to 3 per cent and restoration of old rates on personal income taxes.These two sources showed gains of $27,\text{O}QQ,-\text{O}QQ,and$1o,,oool;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{QQQ},-\text{QQQ,and}$1o,,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{QQQ},-\text{QQQ,and}$1o,,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{QQQ},-\text{QQQ,and}$1o,,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{QQQ},-\text{QQQ,and}$1o,,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{QQQ},-\text{QQQ,and}$1o,,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{QQQ},-\text{QQQ,and}$1o,,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{QQQ},-\text{QQQ,and}$1o,,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{QQQ},-\text{QQQ,and}$1o,,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation income tax,$74,\text{QQQ},-\text{QQQ,and}$1o,,ooll;bank-corporation franchise和corporation收入.$ Pioneer Anaheim Woman Banker Plans Retirement in Berkeley Mrs. Olga Beebe who began a banking career in Anaheim and eventually became one of the state's best known woman bank officials announced plans to retire this week. One of the first business women in the state,a real estate and insurance broker and executor of one of the largest estates ever probabilized in Northern California Mrs. Beebe has spent nearly 5 o years in the business world. Now a resident of Berkeley，她 began her career as a bookkeeper in an Anaheim bank many years ago receiving the handsome budget.The 1949-5O budget voted by the legislature totaled $1,\text{O}35,-\text{O}OO,\text{O}OOO.in reserves.The money included$148,\text{O}QQ,-\text{O}QQ,and$1 o.,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation收入.$ Pioneer Anaheim Woman Banker Plans Retirement in Berkeley Mrs. Olga Beebe who began a banking career in Anaheim and eventually became one of the state's best known woman bank officials announced plans to retire this week. One of the first business women in the state,a real estate and insurance broker and executor of one of the largest estates ever probabilized in Northern California Mrs. Beebe has spent nearly 5 o years in the business world. Now a resident of Berkeley，她 began her career as a bookkeeper in an Anaheim bank many years ago receiving the handsome budget.The 1949-5O budget voted by the legislature totaled $1,\text{O}35,-\text{O}OO,\text{O}OOO.in reserves.The money included$148,\text{O}QQ,-\text{O}QQ,and$1 o.,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation收入.$ Pioneer Anaheim Woman Banker Plans Retirement in Berkeley Mrs. Olga Beebe who began a banking career in Anaheim and eventually became one of the state's best known woman bank officials announced plans to retire this week. One of the first business women in the state,a real estate and insurance broker and executor of one of the largest estates ever probabilized in Northern California Mrs. Beebe has spent nearly 5 o years in the business world. Now a resident of Berkeley，她 began her career as a bookkeeper in an Anaheim bank many years ago receiving the handsome budget.The 1949-5O budget voted by the legislature totaled $1,\text{O}35,-\text{O}OO,\text{O}OOO.in reserves.The money included$148,\text{O}QQ,-\text{O}QQ,and$1 o.,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation收入.$ Pioneer Anaheim Woman Banker Plans Retirement in Berkeley Mrs. Olga Beebe who began a banking career in Anaheim and eventually became one of the state's best known woman bank officials announced plans to retire this week. One of the first business women in the state,a real estate and insurance broker and executor of one of the largest estates ever probabilized in Northern California Mrs. Beebe has spent nearly 5 o years in the business world. Now a resident of Berkeley，她 began her career as a bookkeeper in an Anaheim bank many years ago receiving the handsome budget.The 1949-5O budget voted by the legislature totaled $1,\text{O}35,-\text{O}OO,\text{O}OOO.in reserves.The money included$148,\text{O}QQ,-\text{O}QQ,and$1 o.,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation收入.$ Pioneer Anaheim Woman Banker Plans Retirement in Berkeley Mrs. Olga Beebe who began a banking career in Anaheim and eventually became one of the state's best known woman bank officials announced plans to retire this week. One of the first business women in the state,a real estate and insurance broker and executor of one of the largest estates ever probabilized in Northern California Mrs. Beebe has spent nearly 5 o years in the business world. Now a resident of Berkeley，她 began her career as a bookkeeper in an Anaheim bank many years ago receivingthe handsome budget.The 1949-5O budget voted bythe legislature totaled $1,\text{O}35,-\text{O}OO,\text{O}OOO.in reserves.The money included$148,\text{O}QQ,-\text{O}QQ,and$1 o.,ooll;bank-corporation franchise and corporation收入.$ Pioneer Anaheim Woman Banker Plans Retirement in Berkeley Mrs. Olga Beebe who began a banking career in Anaheim and eventually became one ofthe state's best known woman bank officials announced plans to retire this week. One ofthe firstbusinesswomeninthestate,arealestateandinsurancebrokerandexecutorofoneofthelargeestestateseverprobabilizedinNorthernCaliforniaMrs.Beebehasspentnearlyowearswithprobabilizedinthecountyanranchcoughalthenshewasretiredfromafulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-in-law-andsister.Mrs.Beebehasretiredfromafulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-in-law-andsister.Mrs.Beebehasretiredfromafulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-in-law-andsister.Mrs.Beebehasretiredfromafulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-in-law-andsister.Mrs.Beebehasretiredfromafulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-in-law-andsister.Mrs.Beebehasretiredfromafulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-in-law-andsister.Mrs.Beebehasretiredfromafulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-in-law-andsister.Mrs.Beebehasretiredfromafulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-in-law-andsister.Mrs.Beebehasretiredfromafulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-in-law-andsister.Mrs.Beebehasretiredfromafulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-in-law-andsister.Mrs.Beebehasretiredfroma fulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-inlaw-andsister.Mrs.Beebehasretiredfroma fulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-inlaw-andsister.Mrs.Beebehasretiredfroma fulldayofficeschedule,Mrs.BeebehasbeenactiveBerkleycivicaffairs,pengelungeenginesengaginginsomebusinessactivitiesShenowmakesherhomewifehersbrother-inlaw-andsister.Mrs.Beebesherevenmadeeverythingimportanttoanyoneoftheanimalworldtrustcompany.WilliamE.Woolsyes,BerkleypenguinswereobtainedinI949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949-5I949- REMEMBER—No one ever got ahead without using his head. FRANK YANKOVIC TO VISIT ANAHEIM Frank Yankovic and his orchestra will visit Anaheim tonight, when they appear at the Embassy at 300 W. Center st. Yankovic is a Columbia recording artist and is sometimes known as America's polka king. Many Southland counties will place exhibits in the Orange County Fair, August 16-20 To Brodie’s "HOUSE OF LIGHTS" We offer best wishes for every success in your new store YOUR NEIGHBOR ANAHEIM CAFE OPEN 7 DAYS...24 HOURS Serving FINER FOODS 101 E. Center Anaheim Nation at Glance (Continued from Page One) shortly after he questioned Harris, an ex-convict, on her whereabouts. After the shooting Harris fled into the hills. Yesterday deputy sheriff Paul Frey spotted him on a woodland trail near Fremont, Mo. He called upon him to halt but Harris refused and dashed into the brush and timber. Frey fired, killing him with a single shot. NEW YORK — Stock traders cold-shouldered most of the market today and focussed their attention on radio-television issues at higher prices. Most other stocks attracted only perfunctory interest. Price changes were generally a matter of pennies and gains and losses mixed. Volume of business was mainly by activity in Tampa over touched a rate of 1,800,000 shares for the sion. TV stocks have been by the belief that war will not seriously interfere the industry's ability to consumer needs. TV's particularly hard hit follouncement of our armament in Korea. There'll be more year for a quick snack witing the Orange County gust 16-20, as many n for the sale of food and been erected. ETTING READY—Store manager Jennie Kay and owner Barry Brodie were busy today putting their new store, Brodie's House of Lights" at 116 N. Los Angeles street, in order for its grand opening tomorrow and Saturday. Completely modern, store will handle a wide variety of lighting fixtures and small electrical appliances. Grand Opening of Brodie's House of Lights' Tomorrow and opening of Brodie's house of Lights," new electricaliance store located at 116 N. Los Angeles street, has been set all day tomorrow and Satur- free gifts, coffee and cookies, anbeam factory demonstrator, special bargain values will beures of the two-day event, acing to Barney Brodie, owner, completely modern, spees in an extensive line of lights and light fixtures, carrying anything in lighting." newcomer to Anaheim, brodie has been in electrical bus-trician with Naval Air forces, serving in the Atlantic, Mediterranean, and Pacific theaters. Brodie and his wife, Margaret and their three children, Michael, Jimmie, and Ruth, presently make their home at 111 MacArthur Manor. CHAMBER TO DISTRIBUTE BEAUTIFUL FAIR FOLDERS The local Chamber of Commerce has just received a quantity of beautiful souvenir folders graphically describing the 23rd Annual Los Angeles County Fair at newcomer to Anaheim, nie has been in electrical business in this city for three years has maintained a smaller apstore next door for two He has had more than 20 experience as an electrical actor. Brodie originally came here Penssylvania just "to see climate and liked it so well" played. Prior to coming to Calilifornia, he had seen three years as a Chief Aviation elec- SOLD TO MINORS Boys, ages 17 and 18, were owned at Anaheim police quarters this morning after been apprehended on the at 9:20 p.m. last night with only sold beer in their possesher had been purchased at Delicatessen, 926 N. Los st., through use of a bordraft card. Following an initation made this morning by the board of equalization ofthe youths were released. re'll be free rides for pertending the Orange County August 16-20 as trams will up patrons at the 43-acre area and transport them main Fair gate. Man Banker Berkeley later became the America company. When the estate W. E. Woolsyes, Berkeley ers, was probated in 1939, Reebe was named executrix. State was the largest ever in the county and inthe famous old Vina near Chico. Though she has retired from day office schedule, Mrs. who has been active in city civic affairs, plans to in some business activities. Now makes her home with other-in-law and sister. Mr. Congatulations Friends and Neighbor We are proud of your achievements in Anaheim and know that your new store will be a fine addition to our neighborhood. So Good Luck and Best Wishes. May You Serve Anaheim for Many More Years Cookies for the Opening Courtesy of... CHAMBER TO DISTRIBUTE BEAUTIFUL FAIR FOLDERS The local Chamber of Commerce has just received a quantity of beautiful souvenir folders graphically describing the 23rd Annual Los Angeles County Fair at Pomona September 15 to October 1. Printed in three colors the brochure is profusely illustrated with pictures of the 400-acre exposition park, the huge exhibit buildings, feature displays and scenes from the 20 major divisions into which the fair is divided this year. The folders are for free distribution. LOS ANGELES (AP)—William H. Parker assumed full duties as Los Angeles Chief of Police yesterday with these words: "It is time now to quiet the department and get down to policing." The department has undergone numerous shakeups since a vice probe led to the appointment of William Worton, temporary chief who recently resigned. It's automatic! You can't miss! The same perfect coffee every time—1 cup to 8. Shuts itself off when coffee is done; then re-sets itself to keep the coffee hot. No glass bowls to break: It's all gem-like chrome-plate; inside and out: Come in and see it. $32.50 Special FLOOR FAN Here's a fine saving. Cool off with circulated air. Reg. 49.95 SPECIAL 39.95 GOOD LUCK... BEST WISHES ON THE GRAND OPENING OF YOUR NEW STORE We are proud of our part in the work on your new store Lund and Sons Co. 0 LINCOLN AVE Phone 3212 Anaheim May You Serve Anaheim for Many More Years Cookies for the Opening Courtesy of... HADLEY'S BAKERY 101 W. CENTER ST. FAN Here's a fine saving. Cool off with circulated air. Reg. 49.95 SPECIAL 39.95 PIN-UP TELEVISION LAMPS SILENT BUTLERS PIN-UP PLANTERS SPOT BED LAMPS VALUES TO 3.95—NOW FUSES (15 Amp.) Flashlight BATTERIES Rubber Insulating TAPE Large Roll CERAMIC TELEVISION LIGHT Special $4.59 DOOR CHIMES Reg. 6.95 SPECIAL $3.95 FOLKS COME WE HA DO SO and gains and losses were well mixed. Volume of business was boosted mainly by activity in TV's. Turnover touched a rate of around 1,800,000 shares for the full session. TV stocks have been influenced by the belief that war demands will not seriously interfere with the industry's ability to supply consumer needs. TV's were particularly hard hit following announcement of our armed intervention in Korea. There'll be more places this year for a quick snack while visiting the Orange County Fair, August 16-20, as many new stands for the sale of food and drink have been erected. CONGRATULATIONS... AND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS to OUR NEIGHBORS BRODIE'S HOUSE OF LIGHTS on THEIR GRAND OPENING SCHAEFFLER'S PAINT & WALL PAPER CO. 120 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 2469 BRODIE'S "HOUSE OF LIGHTS" CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO THEIR GRAND PENING GRAND PENING and SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 and 12 Angeles St. Phone Anaheim 4070 COME IN... Look Our New Store Over and Have a Cup of Coffee and Some Cookies. Coffee Served from 12 Noon to 8 p.m. Cookies ... Courtesy Hadley's Bakery, 101 West Center St. A SUNBEAM FACTORY DEMONSTRATOR WILL BE HERE FOR OUR OPENING. Sunbeam TOASTER All you do is drop in the bread. Bread lowers itself automatically, which turns on current. When perfectly toasted, current turns off automatically. Toast raises itself silently, without popping or banging. And what toast—every slice alike from first to last, whether moist or dry, thick slices or thin: $22.50 Sunbeam MIXMASTER Exclusive Mix-Finder Dial gives correct mixing speed right at your finger-tips. Has all the every day mixing speeds you'll need. Easy-to-see. Easy-to-set and scientifically right. Mixes, mashes, whips, beats, stirs, blends, juices, etc. Saves time and arm-work—results will have that "success-secret" of delicious foods, EVEN mixing every time. Includes juicer attachment, two bowls. $39.50 FLOOR LAMP Now's your chance to get a truly nice 6-way lamp at a very small price. Reg. 12.95 OPENING SPECIAL 7.95 FLUORESCENT 2-LIGHT FIXTURE and Bulbs 5.95 FIXTURES FOR FLUORESCENT 2-LIGHT FIXTURE and Bulbs 5.95 Now's your chance to get a truly nice 6-way lamp at a very small price. Reg. 12.95 OPENING SPECIAL 7.95 Sunbeam SHAVEMASTER America's FASTEST SELLING and MOST POPULAR electric shaver because it shaves closer, cleaner, in LESS TIME than any other method—soap-and-blade or electric. Twice-as-wide shaving surface. Entirely new shape easier to handle.$24.50. FIXTURES FOR Porch Bathroom $2.59 Kitchen LAMPS 2¹⁹ Ranch Type FIXTURE SPECIAL Reg. 8.95 $6.95 4c ea. ES Reg. 10c ea. 2 for 15c APE Large Roll 21¢ ROUND WHITE ENAMEL FLUORESCENT FIXTURE With Bulb Reg. 13.95 $8.95 TELEVISION LIGHTS Assorted Colors Reg. 3.95—SPECIAL $2.95 FOLKS ... COME IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE PRICES. WE HAVE NOT RAISED PRICES, BUT WILL HAVE TO DO SO WHEN PRESENT STOCK IS GONE.