anaheim-gazette 1950-11-22

DETOUR PROVES FASTER If you have your choice between making a detour or attempting to pass the open half of a road under repair or reconstruction, the highway engineer and the National Authomobile Club unite in counseling you to make the former your choice. It is the faster route, they say, in almost every case. It is particularly so when the road under repair is carrying a considerable volume of local traffic, which never is in such a hurry as that bound for distant places. XMAS PORTRAITS Need Not be Expensive The pictures taken today bring happiness and memories tomorrow. We have all sizes at very reasonable prices. See us today. Exclusively with us SAWYER $200 VIEW MASTERS ... An ideal gift for children... shut-ins... the whole family. Sawyer View Master $95 PROJECTORS ... Sawyer View Master $100 REELS ... 3 for See our Beautiful hand painted scenic California Photos. Why not a new picture this Xmas? Tot Presents Abound This Year For the parents of the nursery set there should be little trouble in selecting gifts for their children this Christmas. Plastic playthings make a big splash onto the Yuletide market, and this should bring cheers from parents. There are many benefits to be derived from the plastic toys—they will withstand a great deal of abuse, they are tasteless, they are sanitary, and they are easily cleaned. Most of the toys are designed in accordance with the recipient's age. As an example, a six-month old may be given an adjustable corduroy bootee with a cinsnit dog attached so that a child may play with the dog as it does with its toes. Advancing to those eight months old, there is a crib attachment with a ring pull that makes a plastic clown cut caper. There are other toys that may be adjusted as the child grows. One is a rattle that may later be converted into a push-pull toy. Others, such as a small lawn mower, will help those children just learning to walk. And there are rubber animals for the play yard group that may be easily cleaned with a damp cloth. Whatever it is, however, it is almost certain to be colorful and to bring cheer to Christmas for the young. COAL SPURS RED PROPAGANDA VIENNA (UP)—Sovietized Eastern Europe loses no opportunity to make communist propaganda in Make a Big Hit With Yule Flowers Inexpensive or priced way, either way, Christmas flowers will be as lovely and sentimental as a gift as it is possible to give. And don't ever kid yourself about the way a woman feels as flowers. There is nothing short of a mink coat, that she will prefer. Tradition points out the seaside best-loved flowers. Roses; callies; poinsettas; chrysanthemums; azaleas; and gardenias usher in the California Yule season. Knick knacks such as gilded or plain pine cones, berries, hemlock, pine, laurel spruce, evergreen or acorns all sure bets to liven up a room and add a festive note to the casion. Festooning the interior of your home with the Christmas spirit can be accomplished by looping hemlock, ground pine or laurel about the rooms and draperies gracefully above the hanging stockings on your mantlepiece. Above all, don't forget mistletoe. Hang it above doorways and overhanging objects as pleasing surprise to unsuspecting visitors. Tradition has established the rule for the weicoming wreath on the door and who are we forget such a cheery precede. For your festive holiday talk plan a gay centerpiece of even greens, acorns and red berries around gay red candles. They are just a few suggestions for holiday decorating. Exclusively with us SAWYER $200 VIEW MASTERS ... An ideal gift for children . . . shut-ins . . . the whole family. Sawyer View Master $995 PROJECTORS ... Sawyer View / Master $100 REELS 3 for See our Beautiful hand painted scenic California Photos. Why not a new picture this Xmas? High Grade Kodak Finishing Using Fine Grain Developer SPEARS Photo Shop 117 S. Los Angeles COAL SPURS RED PROPAGANDA VIENNA (AP)—Sovietized Eastern Europe loses no opportunity to make communist propaganda in the West—even in its trade agreements. Hundreds of thousands of pieces of coal, just delivered to Austria from Poland, bear the imprint of the hammer and sickle. A Vienna newspaper commented: "The communist coal faces the same fate as communist newspapers, brochures and leaflets... they will go into the oven." A Gift of Loveliness from Lauretta's Is a gift that will be cherished by "HER" Television Sets Stunning Pajama Pants with a contrasting Quilted Coat ROBES LINGERIE BLOUSES DRESSES Lili Diamond Peg Palmer Doris Dodson GOLD STRIPE HOSE COATS SUITS HATS Lauretta's For your festive holiday table plan a gay centerpiece of even greens, acorns and red berries around gay red candles. They are just a few suggestions for much of the north central region. But most American homes will be warm and snug as the familial aroma of roasting turkey drifts from the kitchen. President Truman, like most Americans, will spend a quiet Thanksgiving Day with his family. He'll have a Turkey dinner at 1:30 p.m. at Blair House with Mrs. Truman, their daughter Margaret and Mrs. Truman mother, Mrs. David Wallace. The center of attraction will be a 35-pound white Holland to turkey presented to the President yesterday by the Poultry Association Egg National board and the National Turkey federation. There'll be turkey, too, for service men in all parts of the world—even for those within a few thousand yards of the front line in Korea. The armed forces ordered up man-sized dinner, complete with sage dressing and giblet gravy, for every man who can possibly serve—and promised to repeat the feast later for those too busy fighting to reach for a drumstick tomorrow. From a Navy man, Rear Admiral Stanton W. Salisbury, chairman of the Defense Department Armed Forces Chaplains board came this Thanksgiving Day message: "The problems of the world are caused by man's own contrariness—not God's." "So let us blame ourselves and do something about it as we join hands this Thanksgiving and our hearts and minds pay homage to the Lord of Lords and King Kings for his great and wi Gifts for the Home Waffle Irons Toasters Dishes Glassware Cookie Jars Clocks Lay-A-Way Plan Carving Sets Kitchen Utilities Patio Utilities Xmas Cards Gifts Priced $1.00 up Gifts for Christmas Bridges Mitchell's Treasure House of Gifts 239 West Center St. Gifts beautifully wrapped Anaheim 4648 Make a Big Hit with Yule Flowers Expensive or priced 'way up,' our way, Christmas flowers be as lovely and sentimental as it is possible to give. Don't ever kid yourself about away a woman feels about hers. There is nothing, short of knick coat, that she would notice. Condition points out the seasons loved flowers. Roses; calla poinsettas; chrysanthemums; azaleas; and gardenias all in the California Yuletide season. Knick knacks such as pine cones, holly leaves, hemlock, pine, laurel, evergreen or acorns are bets to liven up a room add a festive note to the occasion. Mooning the interior of your home with the Christmas spirit is accomplished by looping back, ground pine or laurel into the rooms and drape it fully above the hanging hangings on your mantlepiece. Give all, don't forget the shoe. Hang it above doorways overhanging objects as a big surprise to unsuspecting visitors. Tradition has established here for the weicoming wreath door and who are we to see such a cheery precedent. Your festive holiday table, gay centerpiece of evergreen acorns and red berries, gay red candles. These just a few suggestions for decorating. PROSPECTIVE ALL-AMERICANS—Two young athletes in the making consider, with air-respective Pops, current selection of equipment at Anaheim's J. C. Penney Co. Left, attracts Anaheim by news of Christmas season, is Harold Kryder, Fullerton, and young son, Richard is Kenny West and heir, Ronnie. (Gazette photo by B) Grand Jury Seed Plug for County Collection Leaf Seeking to plug "leak" collection of money due through various department dering service to the county grand jury will be an unspecified date this week. Presiding Judge Franklin of Superior Court and Counts Blessings Continued from Page 1 Winds are driving subold down across the Rockies and the mountain and plains Snow or rain is forecast such of the north central Most American homes will remain and snug as the familiar of roasting turkey drifts in the kitchen. Student Truman, like most ans, will spend a quiet giving Day with his famill have a Turkey dinner at am. at Blair House with Truman, their daughter et and Mrs. Truman's Mrs. David Wallace. Center of attraction will be bound white Holland tom presented to the Presiesterday by the Poultry and National board and the NaTurkey federation. Will be turkey, too, for men in all parts of the even for those within a husband yards of the front Korea. Armed forces ordered up a red dinner, complete with lessing and giblet gravy, for man who can possibly be and promised to repeat it later for those too busy to reach for a drumstick wow. A Navy man, Rear Addanton W. Salisbury, chairthe Defense Department's Forces Chaplains board, his Thanksgiving Day mesproblems of the world are by man's own contrariness God's. Let us blame ourselves and thing about it as we join this Thanksgiving and inarts and minds pay homage lord of Lords and King of for his great and wise BIG BOOT—Recreation department judges will consider carefully the kicking ability of Anaheim youngsters Friday at the Gazette-sponsored Football Field day. Aspirant to a pro-football game ticket prize, putting his best foot forward here, is Gary Warden. Harold Rodarte holds the ball. (Gazette photo by Gregory) Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist Mabel is one person who gets the most for her food dollar and she has the good health, vim and vitality of her family to show for it. It has been that way since the day she got tired of drifting through the week wondering at the last minute what to have for dinner. Her budget had been straining at the seams even though her family had begun to complain "What — hamburger again?" Mabel sat down with pencil and paper that day and did some figuring. She found that her biggest expenditure through the week was for food. Her almost daily trips to the store were consuming a great deal of time and gasoline. Her family obviously 2. Citrus fruits and tomatoes. One or more servings daily. 3. Potatoes, other vegetables and fruits. Two or more servings daily. 4. Milk, cheese and ice cream. Adults require one pint of milk daily, children one quart. 5. Meat, poultry, fish, eggs, dried beans. Meat, poultry or fish: one serving daily. Eggs: minimum of four per person per week. Dried beans, peas: two or more servings a week. 6. Bread, flour and cereals every day. Whole grain preferred. 7. Butter or fortified margarine, other fats and oils. Some every day. Naturally Mabel keeps in mind Grand Jury Seed Plug for County Collection Leaf Seeking to plug "leak" collection of money due thru through various department dering service to the po county grand jury will an unspecified date this vPresiding Judge Franklin of Superior Court and Counsel Joel Ogle. Purpose of the conference was announced by Mr Patmor, secretary of the jury, is to "organize and collection of money due thru through various department Representatives of the co capital, welfare, health, and auditor's department tend the conference. Accepts Post—Harold L. service president and general ager of the Hughes Airroa will direct the Southern activities of the U.S. Sury Department's nation paign this fall aimed at ing employee investment Savings Bonds through the roll Savings Plan. World commanding general of Transport Command, George has been named bary of the Treasury Sn head a volunteer comm top-flight Southern Califo dustrialists who, as a pubive, have accepted respo for the success of the drive Southland. problems of the world are by man's own contrariness God's. let us blame ourselves and nothing about it as we join this Thanl:sgiving and in acts and minds pay homage Lord of Lords and King of for his great and wise face." all that its been a troubled here were many signs of it's traditional abundance. Mabel sat down with pencil and paper that day and did some figuring. She found that her biggest expenditure through the week was for food. Her almost daily trips to the store were consuming a great deal of time and gasoline. Her family obviously was not entirely satisfied with the meals she prepared even though she often spent more for food than she could afford. When she puts her mind to it, Mabel is one wise gal. Something had to be done and this is what Mabel did: Since she had plenty of storage and refrigerator space, she decided to go shopping just once a week. She discovered that the food markets in Anaheim hold special sales at the end of every week. These are usually advertised in the paper on Thursday night for the benefit of week-end shoppers. Mabel decided to plan her menus around these weekly specials and make her trip to the market early Friday morning when merchandise is fresh and plentiful. In a fraction of the time those daily trips to the store used to take, Mabel now plans a whole week's menus in advance. To make sure that she is properly protecting her family's health, she plans her menus with a chart of the basic seven foods before her. The Basic Seven 1. Leafy green and yellow vegetables. One or more servings daily. 5. Meat, poultry, fish, eggs, dried beans. Meat, poultry or fish: one serving daily. Eggs: minimum of four per person per week. Dried beans, peas: two or more servings a week. 6. Bread, flour and cereals every day. Whole grain preferred. 7. Butter or fortified margarine, other fats and oils. Some every day. Naturally Mabel keeps in mind the likes and dislikes of her family because she thinks that meals ought to be enjoyable as well as nutritious. She is always on the lookout for new ideas and new ways with food. Variety is still the spice of life and a diet that includes a variety of different foods is usually a healthful one. After Mabel has checked her refrigerator and cupboards for food on hand, she makes out her marketing list. Being a woman, she allows a little leeway for changing her mind. No use buying beans if the cauliflower looks fresher. Or if a pork roast appears particularly lean, it may easily be substituted for beef. With her market list firmly in hand, Mabel is ready to make her purchases. She has found food buying to be an art in itself, and each week by carefully reading labels and talking with the clerks in the reputable market of her choice, she learns something she did not know before. MAILING LISTS Complete Coverage FULLERTON — ANAHEIM GARDEN GROVE Call Fullerton 8715-R-3 or Gazette Box 151MC Fair Improvements Exempted from Building Curbs At a meeting Monday night, R. M. C. Fullenwider, manager of the Orange county fair, told the directors of the 32nd District Agricultural board that exhibits buildings and livestock facilities for fairgrounds are exempt from building restrictions under the new National Production Authority. Fullenwider said the news was telegraphed to the State Division of Architecture on the last day of the Western Fairs Annual meeting at Fresno from which he has just returned. The district will proceed with remodeling of the exhibits building for which $55,000 was recently allocated by the state. The district plans to provide additional live stock facilities, initiate a landscaping program and additional comfort facilities for visitors. Entry fees and premium awards will follow very closely the pattern established in the 1950 program. State C of C to Aid Farm Effort With California agriculture again facing the challenge of federal request for maximum production in the face of prospective labor shortage and curtailment in needed supplies, the California State Chamber of Commerce has announced it will sponsor emergency farm legislation at the 1951 legislature as a defense measure. Specifically the State Chamber will seek to have the State Board of Agriculture designated to render farmers the all-out assistance and cooperation given during World War II by the war-born California Farm Production Council. The State Chamber plan would delegate to the State Board of Agriculture the responsibilities and duties successfully assumed by the emergency California Farm Production Council, which operated from 1943 to 1947. Three members of the original Farm Production Council now are members of the State Board of Agriculture. Entry fees in junior departments will be charged only where entry fees are charged in corresponding senior departments. Grand Jury Seeks Plug for County Collection Leaks Seeking to plug "leaks" in collection of money due the county through various departments rendering service to the public, the county grand jury will confer at an unspecified date this week with Presiding Judge Franklin G. West of Superior Court and County Counsel Joel Ogle. Purpose of the conference, it was announced by Mrs. E. E. Patmor, secretary of the grand jury, is to "organize and facilitate collection of money due the county through various departments." Representatives of the county hospital, welfare, health, probation and auditor's departments will attend the conference. Accepts Post—Harold L. George, vice president and general manager of the Hughes Aircraft Co., will direct the Southern California activities of the U. S. Treasury Department's national campaign this fall aimed at increasing employee investment in U. S. Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan. World War II commanding general of the Air Transport Command, General George has been named by Secretary of the Treasury Snyder to lead a volunteer committee of top-flight Southern California industrialists who, as a public servant, have accepted responsibility for the success of the drive in the southland. 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