anaheim-gazette 1950-10-19

"I'VE GOT A SECRET RECIPE". Eileen June Garcia, Queen Candidate, compared recipes for the forthcoming Pie and Cake Baking Contest at the 27th Annual Hallowe'en Festival and Fair in Anaheim, October 26 through 31. This competition among Orange county cooks is co-sponsored by Pillsbury Mills and Philco for Ladies Day, Friday afternoon, October 27 at La Palma Park in the Exhibit Building. Activities will start at 1 p.m., with the American Broadcasting Company's coast-to-coast broadcast of "Surprise Package" starring Jay Stewart. Parking Lot Court Says No Divorce James B. Shaffer, 89, of Orange, was unable to come to Superior Court hearing yesterday so the court came to him. Superior Judge Raymond Thompson adjourned court to the parlour lot at the court house where the judge, attorneys in the case, court clerk, and official reporter, gathered around Shaffer's "IVE GOT A SECRET RECIPE". Eileen June Garcia, Queen Candidate, compared titles for the forthcoming Pie and Cake Baking Contest at the 27th Annual Hallowe'en Festival and Fair in Anaheim, October 26 through 31. This competition among Orange county cooks is co-sponsored by Pillsbury Mills and Philco for Ladies Day, Friday afternoon, October 27 at La Palma Park in the Exhibit Building. Activities will start at 1 p.m., with the American Broadcasting Company's coast-to-coast broadcast of "Surprise Package" starring Jay Stewart. Patch Schedules Defense Meetings D. L. Patch, head of rural defense program in Orange county, today released the list of civilian defense program meetings scheduled for Northern Orange County. Patch, who will attend the meetings as special speaker to give information and speed work toward permanent defense committees for each district, urges citizens in the school districts named to attend on the dates specified. The schedule: October 19th—Centralia school at 7:30 p.m., C. A. Meyer, chairman pro tem. October 20th—Magnolia Spanish school at 7:30 p.m., Mrs. J. P. Black, chairman pro tem. October 25th—Katella school at 7:30 p.m., Irwin North, chairman pro tem. November 7th — Orangethorpe school at 2 p.m., Max Royer chairman pro tem. Marine Family (continued from Page 1) Los Alamitos squadron VMF. Mrs. Bateson says she and her husband both feel that this latest will be more than just a short tour of duty. The Lieutenant, she adds, is thinking seriously of remaining in the service after the shooting stops. And he seems to have a knack for catching duty in far-off places. Hence she herself is looking to a possible foreign tour. The idea of going to a foreign country isn't too appealing, she admits. But appealing or not, the prospect of reunion doesn't leave much room for discussion. The radio, augmented by a phone call on occasion, ceases to be of much comfort after you've waited awhile. Ravens will prey on small wild animals, occasionally even on lambs, says the National Geographic Society. Social Security Act Adds 500,000 Persons to Roles Coverage under the new Social Security Act is going to add approximately 500,000 persons in the ten Southern California counties to records of the Social Security Administration and the Internal Revenue Service according to Collector Robert A. Riddell. This coverage, which becomes effective January 1st, 1951, will include many groups of employees who were herefore exempt such as certain farm and household workers, and the employees of non-profit and charitable organizations when joint request is made for coverage by the organization and its employees. The new law also provides an avenue for coverage under qualifying conditions of self-employed individuals whose net earnings for the calendar year are $400.00 or more up to $3,600.00 limitation for any one year. Mr. Riddell further stated that provision is also made in the new law for coverage of many State and local government employees, as well as Federal civilian employees not now covered by a qualifying benefit plan. Fullerton Row (Continued from Page 1) mobile fled onward. Wood was unable to give the sheriff's office a description of the car other than that he thought it was a sedan of dark color. Sheriff James Musick assigned Delective Lieut. Jake Klein to the case. Capt. Tom McGaff and his deputy in the Criminal Identification bureau also are working on the case. Musick said they found traces of the bullet hole in Wood's car which Wood had repaired shortly after the shooting. Disclosure of the attempt on Wood was made yesterday by Councilman Adams, who had been informed of the incident by Wood. Ravens will prey on small wild animals, occasionally even on lambs, says the National Geographic Society. Political Advertisement HEAR THE TRUTH on the ALGER HISS CASE NIXON FOR U.S. SENATOR ANSWERS McGRATH KECA ABC CALIFORNIA NETWORK 9:30 TONIGHT COMMITTEE OF 10,000 Rehr. A. Milliken Gerald M. Goodman CHAIRMAN VICE-CHAIRMAN Sheriff James Musick assigned Dectective Lieut. Jake Klein to the case. Capt. Tom McGaff and his deputy in the Criminal Identification bureau also are working on the case. Musick said they found traces of the bullet hole in Wood's car which Wood had repaired shortly after the shooting. Disclosure of the attempt on Wood was made yesterday by Councilman Adams, who had been informed of the incident by Wood. The sheriff's office said it is considering the possibility the shooting may have been merely an attempt to frighten Wood in connection with city government affairs. Wood gave no explanation of why he didn't report the shooting. Utility Workers Ask Wage Boost In a strategy meeting of the AFL Chemical Workers representing employees of the Southern Counties Gas Company and the Utility Workers Union of America CIO representing employees of Southern California Gas Company a resolution was passed unanimously, demanding a general wage increase in these companies. Although represented by different unions, both of the gas companies are affiliated with the same parent company, the Pacific Lighting Co. The Utility Workers CIO had originally requested a general wage increase from Southern California Gas company and had been refused, according to J. A. Anderson, business agent. Queen of the Fair will be featured on Jack Bailey's "Queen for a Day" Mutual Network Show, Monday, October 30. Long Lot Court No Divorce Shaffer, 89, of Orange, to come to Superior ing yesterday so the to him. For Judge Raymond adjourned court to the at the court house judge, attorneys in the clerk, and official remered around Shaffer's automobile to receive his testmony. The court denied his divorce petition and also his suit to set aside the deed by which he had conveyed his small home near Orange to his 57 year old wife, Josie Shaffer. Shaffer claimed that his wife had not kept her promise at the time of her marriage May 18, 1946, to take care of him in return for the deed to his property. She left him two years later, he claimed. Mrs. Shaffer had a different version. She told of meeting Shaffer through a matrimonial agency and later coming to California from Tennessee for the marriage. He had told her he was 57, she stated, but when she arrived he admitted to 75 and she agreed to proceed with the marriage. Later, she said, she learned that he was actually 85 at the time of the marriage. She went on a visit to Tennessee two years later and while there received a letter from her husband WHISTLE WET LONG BEACH (AP)—This blar was just thirsty. A liquor store owner told someone broke into his shop today, stole three bottles of exsive Setoch whiskey but paup a cash register which "quite a bit of money in it." Oslo has a population of 430 advising her not to come b she told the court. These Little Piggies We EVERY YEAR AT THE MARKET IS OVEN Alpha Beta has purchasand is prepared to s grain fed pork from AT THE LOWES Waconia ORGHUM 53¢ Waconia ORGHUM 53¢ 2 POUND Brach's HOLATE COATED MERRIES 55¢ Hillsbury ECRUST MIX 14¢ DEAL PKG. SQUICK 41¢ 40 OZ. PKG. HI-HO RACKERS 29¢ OUND PKG. Kellogg's PEP 23¢ Fancy OLORED GARINE GREEN GIANT 20¢ NO.303 CAN Allen's APPLE CIDER Gallon 59¢ Food Club FRUIT COCKTAIL NO.2½ CAN 33¢ APPLE SAUCE NO.303 CAN 2 for 29¢ FROZEN FOODS TOP PROST RHUBARB POUND BACKAGE and is prepared to s grain fed pork from AT THE LOWES WHOLE PICNIC PORK SHLDR CENTER CUT PORK SHLDR EITHER END THREE POUND POPK LOIN I ALPHA BETA OPEN KETTLE REM PURE PORR CENTER CUT RIB PORK END CUT PORK CHOK BARGAINS IN JUNIOR SIZE Fine For lunches JONATHAN APPLE CALIFORNIA'S FINEST COOKING APPLE 99¢ BELLEFLEUR APPLE CENTRAL AMERICAN FINEST GOLDEN BANANA FINE FOR CANDYING WITH PORK ROAST RED VELVET YAM SOLID FOR SLICING LORGE RIPE TOMA PEP 23¢ Fancy COLORED LARGARINE 26¢ 28. CARTON Del Monte CATSUP 17¢ 14 OZ. BOTTLE Kern's RICOT PINEAPPLE JAM 39¢ NR JAR treesweet ORANGE JUICE 37¢ 46 OZ. CAN NO. 303 CAN 2 for 29¢ FROZEN FOODS TOP FROST RHUBA RB POUND PACKAGE TOP FROST PEAS & CARROTS 12 OZ. PACKAGE SNOW CROP FRENCH FRIES 9 OZ. PACKAGE HAMPSHIRE LIMA BEANS 12 OZ. PACKAGE YOUR CHOICE 19¢! DO YOU KNOW ABOUT Our New Pricing Policy? IT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY • OCT. 20 & 21 CENTER - ANAHEIM - 510 W. CENTER ST. AMPLE PARKING SPACE "These Prices Are Effective in All Alpha Beta Foods STLE WET NG BEACH (AP)—This burgwas just thirsty. liquor store owner told police one broke into his shop early, stole three bottles of expen-Sctoch whiskey but passed cash register which had be a bit of money in it." PE Trainmen Strike Averted LOS ANGELES (AP)—A threatened strike of trainmen and bus drivers on the Pacific Electric interurban company was averted today by the acceptance of an 11 cent hourly wage increase. H. W. Wilkins, chairman of the grievance committee of the Brotherhiod of Railroad Trainmen, said union members "overwhelm-ingly" accepted the company offer in an initial vote. He said other members are yet to vote in San Bernardino, Riverside and other outlying districts. Wilkins said acceptance of the offer "apparently eliminates any possibility of a strike" against the company which daily handles more than 300,000 passengers and huge quantities of freight. The increase hikes the hourly scale for one-man car operators to $1.58 and to two-man operators to $1.48. YEAR AT THIS TIME... MARKET IS OVER-RUN WITH PORK. It has purchased a great quantity-prepared to sell you the finest pork from Omaha Nebraska THE LOWEST OF PRICES! Campbell's TOMATO SOUP 3 1/2 oz CANS 29! Morrell's SNACK prepared to sell you the finest pork from Omaha Nebraska THE LOWEST OF PRICES! Campbell's TOMATO SOUP 3 10% oz. CANS 29¢ BUT K SHLDR.ROAST 49¢ Morrell's SNACK 12 OZ. CAN 43¢ THREE POUND AVERAGE K LOIN POASTS 49¢ TA OPEN KETTLE RENDERED RE PORK LARD 17¢ OUT PORK CHOPS 59¢ BlackHawk SAUSAGE 8 OZ. CAN 35¢ RK CHOPS 49¢ GAINS IN HEALTH! WASHINGTON STATE APPLES 2.49 PER BOX IN APPLES 4 lbs. 29¢ Wilson's MOR PORK LOAF 12 OZ. CAN 43¢ Strongheart DOG FOOD 3 TALL CANS 25¢ OKING APPLE 599 PER BOX FOR APPLES 4 lbs. 25¢ Johnson's GLO COAT PISTS 59¢ QUARTS 98¢ BANANAS 2 lbs. 25¢ N PORK ROAST VET YAMS 3 lbs. 25¢ Citrus SOAP 24 OZ. PKQ. BANANAS 2 lbs. 25¢ NEW PORK ROAST VET YAMS 3 lbs. 25¢ PE TOMATOES 2 lbs. 19¢ 10 POUNDS IDAHO RUSSETS 35¢ Citrus SOAP 24 OZ. PKQ. 27¢ Zee 80 COUNT NAPKINS 13¢ ROLL TOWELS 2¢-29¢ DELICATESSEN For a Taste Treat! NEW ENGLAND Sausage 5 oz. PKG. 25¢ BILTMORE LOAF 5 oz. PKG. 25¢ Jargy-Dessert or Snack Cheese WISCONSIN KIMMELKAESE WISCONSIN BEERKAESE 79¢ LU. Alpha Beta G SPACE 317 N. SPADRA RD. - FULLERTON Alpha Beta Food Markets"