anaheim-gazette 1950-12-27

Only change in baseball's 1951 spring training setup will have the New York Giants training at St. Petersburg, Fla., with the Yankees moving to Phoenix, Ariz., the Giant base. It's a one-year deal. Congratulations and Best Wishes for SUCCESS to George & Fong Powell Neon Sign Co. 711 E. First St.—Santa Ana Phone KImberly 2-2150 Southern County Bank Increases Interest Rates Southern County Bank is increasing the rate of interest paid on savings accounts to two percent compounded semi-annually effective Jan. 1, 1951, according to an announcement today by R. Poster Lamm, president. It was also stated that the new rate will not only apply to all accounts now on the bank's books but also to all new accounts. Any deposits made on or before Jan. 10, 1951, will draw the new interest rate from Jan. 1, 1951. Accounts carried in the bank are insured to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. According to Mr. Lamm's statement this action is taken in line with the bank's policy of passing on to its customers any benefits consistent with the principles of sound banking. CONGRATULATIONS TO LUM'S CHOP SUEY Chas. W. Sellers PLUMBING - HEATING - APPLIANCES 1201 Lincoln Ave. Anahaim 4959 Air Raid Don't Pointed Out by Defense Chief Four emphatic DON'Ts householders concerning the event of an air raid pointed out today by Ma Walter M. Robertson, state tor of civil defense. "In view of numerous cing instructions from sources than the Office of Civil L which have been publicized the subject of action to be with relation to utilities event of a major attack," Robertson said, "the Cal Office of Civil Defense is in the following directives: "DON'T shut off your gas ice cock! You may need th during the emergency alert dangerous accumulations may be released into home buildings if service is restored untrained people." "DON'T shut off your service! You may need your tary facilities or water ma needed quickly to put out fires." "DON'T draw quantities oter into bathtubs or other tainers! This will only re pressure in the mains and ab suit in an unnecessary way." CONGRATULATIONS TO LUM'S CHOP SUEY Chas. W. Sellers PLUMBING - HEATING - APPLIANCES 1201 Lincoln Ave. Anaheim 4959 To Anaheim's Newest Restaurant . . . LUM'S CHOP SUEY We offer our congratulations for Good Luck and Success We are proud to have had a part in the making of this new restaurant. Serving Anaheim 6 years with 25 years experience. O'KANE'S Cabinet and Fixture Shop 115 N. Clementine Anaheim 3031 It has been a pleasure to serve George & Fong in their new LUM'S CHOP SUEY CAFE By Designing - Building and Installing their Refrigerated Storage Room and Freezer Storage SODEN REFRIGERATION CO. LUM'S CHOP SUEY CAFE By Designing - Building and Installing their Refrigerated Storage Room and Freezer Storage SODEN REFRIGERATION SPECIALTIES 1002 N. Los Angeles — Anaheim — Phone 4652 GIBBS LUMBER CO. extends BEST WISHES for Success to LUM'S CHOP SUEY On the occasion of their GRAND OPENING Serving Anaheim and Northern Orange County with quality lumber and building supplies for the past 39 years. Anaheim 2271 Placentia 317 Fullerton 232 Orchard Heating Information Now Available Growers Orchard heating recommendations to protect crops from damage by extreme winter conditions have been published by the University of California College of Agriculture, according to Advisor C. D. Gustafson. The circular, "Principles of Orchard Heating," was written Robert A. Kepner, assistant fessor of agricultural engineering. It is based upon tests in orchards of southern California during five successive winters. Copies of the circular may obtained without charge through the office of the Farm Advocate 1104 West Eighth street, San Ana, California. Thursday Service For Mrs. Franks Mrs. Bessie A. Franks 77 yesterday at her home 328 West st. She was born in Lilac and moved here sixteen years ago. Surviving her is one daughter Mrs. Lucille Noack of Anahi one son, Frank of Los Altos; grandchildren; and one sibling Mrs. Frank Strahan of Wawaii Nebraska. Services will be conducted Backs, Campbell and Kaul Thursday at 2 p.m. Intern will be at Inglewood cemetery Los Angeles. Air Raid Don'ts Pointed Out by Defense Chief Four emphatic DON'TS for householders concerning utilities in the event of an air raid were pointed out today by Maj. Gen. Walter M. Robertson, state director of civil defense. In view of numerous conflict instructions from sources other than the Office of Civil Defense which have been publicized on the subject of action to be taken in relation to utilities in the event of a major attack," Gen. Robertson said, "the California Office of Civil Defense is issuing following directives: DON'T shut off your gas service cock! You may need the heating the emergency alert and dangerous accumulations of gas be released into homes or buildings if service is restored by trained people. DON'T shut off your electric cord! You may want your radio which may be your only means of giving official instructions, or a clock, or a hot plate, or even light in your shelter. DON'T shut off your water ice! You may need your sanitation facilities or water may be used quickly to put out small fires. DON'T draw quantities of wa-into bathtub or other con-rooms! This will only reduce sure in the mains and also re-in an unnecessary waste of resources. BANQUET ROOM—This new private dining room, seating 175 persons, is a feature of Lum's Chop Suey Cafe, 1126 N. Los Angeles st. The completely remodeled and redecorated restaurant, operated by George and Fong Lum, holds its grand opening tomorrow. (Gazette photo by Bradley) Lum's Chop Suey Cafe Will Stage Grand Opening Ceremony Thursday Orchids for ladies, free souvenirs for all, and reasonably priced Chinese and American food will highlight tomorrow's grand opening of the new Lum's Chop Suey Cafe, 1126 N. Los Angeles street. Located in a completely redesigned and redecorated building, the colorfully decorated Chinese restaurant boasts ample dining space. In addition to the roomy ranged to utilize these facilities. Dinners are served from a spotless, stainless steel kitchen, using the most modern utensils. Patrons are invited to inspect the kitchen at any time. Lum's cafe specializes in family-style Chinese dinners and full course American dinners. Every type of popular Chinese dish will be offered. Grand Opening Ceremony Thursday Orchids for ladies, free souvenirs for all, and reasonably priced Chinese and American food will highlight tomorrow's grand opening of the new Lum's Chop Suey Cafe, 1126 N. Los Angeles street. Located in a completely redesigned and redecorated building, the colorfully decorated Chinese restaurant boasts ample dining space. In addition to the roomy public dining room, the new restaurant has recently added a private dining hall capable of seating 175 persons. Completely equipped with piano, public address system, and other necessary facilities, the private dining room is available for banquets, luncheons and club meetings. The Anaheim 30-30 club and several other organizations have already arrived to utilize these facilities. Dinners are served from a spotless, stainless steel kitchen, using the most modern utensils. Patrons are invited to inspect the kitchen at any time. Lum's cafe specializes in family style Chinese dinners and full course American dinners. Every type of popular Chinese dish will be offered. George and Fong Lum, managers of the new enterprise, are former Anaheim residents who originally operated a Chinese restaurant in this city. Coming here in 1942, the two brothers actively participated in Chamber of Commerce and general community activities. Fong, well known for his Chinese delicacies, serves as kitchen manager, and George as dining room manager. Korea Continued from Page 1 turned the U. S. Eighth Army back down the road into South Korea. Now the Eighth Army, including its British, South Korean and other units, is strung along the mountainous defensive terrain fronting the Parallel 38 border. Would Hit Hard Sharp valley and broken mountain terrain stretch along the border. Before the war erupted, both North and South Koreans maintained strong defensive positions there. Military sources in Tokyo said Allied troops can command all approaches to South Korea. They said it was unlikely that any sizable force of Chinese or red Koreans could launch a southward drive without being hit hard. The reds pushed their buildup of power in Central North Korea, springboard for the offensive which General MacArthur's headquarters has said for the past several days is imminent. Allied troops Wednesday beat back light probing attacks northeast of Chunchon, in the center of the peninsula. The Eighth Army reported Chinese reds massing north and northwest of Seoul, the South Korean capital. Allied airplanes hammered at the communist gathering close behind 38. Fifth air force and British carrier-based warplanes joined the air attack. South Korean troops methodically cut to pieces a North Korean regiment surrounded south of Chorwon, near the center of Parallel 38. MacArthur said South Korean forces contained an enemy attack near Taedong which lasted for nearly an hour Tuesday. Some small ground gains were made by the communists but original positions were restored later. MacArthur said a South Korean unit which had been srrounded Sunday northeast of Yongpo fought an all-night battle with the reds. By late afternoon Christmas day the South Korean unit broke through the enemy lines and joined other friendly forces in the area. Another U. N. force attacked 400 reds in the same area but there was no report on the result. Bulletin Available On Freeze Injury An illustrated bulletin on citrus fruit injury by freezing temperatures has been published by the University of California College of Agriculture, according to Farm Advisor Carl D. Gustafson. The bulletin, entitled "Freeze Injury and Subsequent Seasonal Changes in Valencia Orange and Grapefruit," is based on research men in this category liable to call after graft withdrawal from college. The Navy also gave more details on its fice calls. It said the categories" of officers" pleted the wartime W training program will those recalled by later A Navy spokesman porter the needed rescue are being recalled in the order: 1. Officers who apply tarily for duty; 2. reservists; 3. Volunteers in a drill-pay status, or were in V-12 or are given the Merchant Marine or Naval Academy study resigned to accept rest missions; and 4. All serve officers. Meanwhile, the Am Association announced received assurances from of Defense Marshall that ever possible lawyers will be given duty allowance to use their legal talent. BEST WISHES TO... LUM'S CHOP SUEY Where you will find BRIDGFORD'S Quality Meats. "Your Orange County Meat Packer" BRIDGFORD Meat Packing Company N. Patt and Commercial Streets Anahiem—Phone 2151 U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS National Guard Continued (from Page 1) reserve units, the Army said, all possible of the 7500 officer quota will be taken from: 1. The National Guard and organized reserve volunteers. 2. Organized reserve officers commissioned from the ROTC who were previously deferred and who have one year's prior federal service. 3. Reserve officers from the ROTC who did not execute deferment agreements and who have had less than one year's federal service. 4. Members of the volunteer service. The officers will serve 21 months or "such other period as may be authorized by law." The Army said that officers with four or more dependents will be exempted unless they voluntarily requested service. WACS with dependents under 18 years of age will not be ordered to active duty, the Army added. Also excluded will be veterans who have completed the senior ROTC course but who have not completed their college courses. Men in this category may be liable to call after graduation or withdrawal from college. The Navy also gave out a few more details on its reserve officer calls. It said that "needed categories" of officers who completed the wartime V-12 college training program will be among those recalled by late spring. A Navy spokesman told a reporter the needed reserve officers are being recalled in this general order: Mercury (Continued From Page 1) still was digging out of a nine-inch fall with 2500 men utilizing 1000 pieces of equipment to clear the streets. New York: City got its first heavy snowfall of the season yesterday, 2.8 inches. It was three years ago yesterday the record 25.8 inch snowfall hit New York City. While the eastern half of the country was cold, temperatures were around seasonal levels over the Far Western states. Colorado had freezing weather yesterday after a long mild spell but rising temperatures were forecast. Denver officials advised homeowners to water their lawns—lest they die of drought. Parts of Idaho and Utah were blacked out last night after fog and sub-freezing temperatures combined to coat electric power lines with ice up to eight inches in thickness. Services to most areas were restored quickly. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company blamed freezing fog for interruptions in telephone service from Salt Lake City into Idaho, Montana and California. Congratulations to George and Fong We appreciate the opportunity of FURNISHING and INSTALLING the GLASS in their new Restaurant and Banquet Hall. ASHLEY'S GLASS & MIRROR SHOP New Location 308 East CENTER Street PHONE ANAHEIM 4397 Auto-Window—Desk Top Glass and Mirrors Men in this category may be liable to call after graduation or withdrawal from college. The Navy also gave out a few more details on its reserve officer calls. It said that "needed categories" of officers who completed the wartime V-12 college training program will be among those recalled by late spring. A Navy spokesman told a reporter the needed reserve officers are being recalled in this general order: 1. Officers who apply voluntarily for duty; 2. Organized reservists; 3. Volunteer reservists in a drill-pay status, or those who were in V-12 or are graduates of the Merchant Marine Academy or Naval Academy students who resigned to accept reserve commissions; and 4. All other reserve officers. Meanwhile, the American Bar Association announced it had received assurances from Secretary of Defense Marshall that wherever possible lawyers called up will be given duty allowing them to use their legal talents. CORRECTION The story of the death of Mrs. Elsie Weaden in yesterday's edition should have read, "Mrs. Elsie Weaden, of 418 N. Lemon street." LUM'S CHOP SUEY . . . A Beautiful Eating Place . . . A Credit to Anaheim. Electrical Work By BUNGALOW ELECTRIC CO. 613 S. Los Angeles St. Phone Ana. 3512 GEORGE and FONG take great pleasure in INVITING YOU to help them celebrate the formal GRAND OPENING Thursday, Dec. 28 OF THEIR RECENTLY COMPLETED GRAND OPENING Thursday, Dec. 28 OF THEIR RECENTLY COMPLETED LUM'S CHOP SUEY CAFE 1126 N. Los Angeles St.—Across from La Palma Park NOW FEATURING... LARGE DINING ROOM... Serving Family Style Chinese Dinners American Full Course Dinners Merchants Lunch at 65¢ BANQUET HALL... Seating capacity up to 175 people. Equipped with microphone and all entertainment facilities. HOURS 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. Open Every Day FREE ORCHIDS To All The Ladies and FREE SOUVENIRS to All Come and See Our New Place Everybody Welcome! PHONE Anaheim 3461 Plenty Free Praking