anaheim-gazette 1951-05-07

6 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, MAY 7, ANAHEIM, CALIF ANAHEIM INDIANAPOLIS ENTRY—For the first time Anaheim will have a car representing it the Indianapolis 500-mile Memorial Day classic this year. The Offenhauser racer shown above w Doug Carothers, owner of Viking Trailer Corp., at the wheel, will be driven in the grueling race Jim Brian. Carothers bought and rebuilt the speedster after Troy Ruttman, who drove it at Indi aris last year, cracked it up at Phoenix, Ariz., later. The car left for the east last Friday. (Gazette photo by Krel Give Mother a Square Dance Drress For Mother’s Day She’ll love our beautiful selection of Employees of Local GE Plant Fete Two Even In commemoration of the Give Mother a Square Dance Dress For Mother's Day She'll love our beautiful selection of square dance dresses and other special Mother's day gifts. ● SQUARE DANCE DRESSES Full and lovely ● BLOUSES Cotton . . . Peasant styled ● SKIRTS Street length, gathered or full ● LADIES WESTERN SHIRTS for jeans or slacks Your partner will be gay and charming in any one of our smart western outfits. If Mother doesn't need any of the above mentioned, come out and look over our lovely growing stock for western minded gals and fellas. You're sure to find something. BELLES and BEAUX 1239 North Palm Phone Full. 1899J GIVE AN ELECTRICAL GIFT Remembrance to Mother Visit our showroom where you can see one of the largest displays of lighting fixtures and lamps, to help you choose the proper lighting for your home. 6-WAY FLOOR LAMP and SHADE An Ideal way to Mother's Heart REGULARLY 12.95 NOW $9.95 GENUINE POP-UP TOASTER The Gift That Gives Every Day Regularly Sold at 19.95 NOW $15.95 Redecorate Mother's GENUINE POP-UP TOASTER The Gift That Glives Every Day Regularly Sold at 19.95 NOW $15.95 Redecorate Mother's Home with New Electric Fixtures . . . 2-Light Fixture With 15 inch Glass. Close to ceiling type. Formerly sold for $6.50 NOW $3.50 1-Light Fixture With 12 inch Glass, In Satin Crystal. Semi Ceiling Type Formerly Sold for $3.95 NOW $2.59 2-Light Fixture With 12 inch Glass in Rose, Blue and White Close to Ceiling Type Formerly Sold for $3.95 NOW $2.99 1-Light Fixture With 11 inch Glass. Semi Ceiling Type in Blue or Beige Formerly Sold for $3.59 NOW $2.19 2-Light Square Fixture With 12 inch Glass in Blue, Rose or Crystal White Formerly Sold for $4.19 NOW $3.19 Outside Baked Enamel Bracket Light With Glass, Was $2.99 NOW $1.99 Inside Wall Light For any room. Can be made into a pin-up if necessary. Complete with hurricane crystal cut shade Formerly Sold for $4.50 NOW $3.50 2-Light Fixture with crystal glass bowl close to ceiling. Formerly Sold for $4.95 NOW $3.95 1-Light Crystal Glass and Brass Holder For entry or hall Formerly Sold for $3.99 NOW $2.99 2-Light Fixture With Decorated Nursery Rhyme Figures Beautify your child’s room Formerly Sold for $4.50 NOW $3.19 THE "HOUSE OF LIGHTS" 116 North Los Angeles St. Anaheim MONDAY, MAY 7, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA have a car representing it in user racer shown above with driven in the grueling race by man, who drove it at Indianappee east last Friday. (Gazette photo by Kreidt) COME AND GET IT—Employees and officials of the various offices of the Public Loan Co. in Sern California gathered in La Palma Park yesterday for their annual company picnic. The cooks barbecued the steaks for the rest of the picnickers, shown above, are, from left: Ed Curry, Ted tin, formerly of the Anaheim office, and Guy Dolce. The merrymakers numbered from 150 to 200. (Gazette photo by Kr Employees of Local GE Plant Fete Two Events in commemoration of the fourth eyeglass wipers and tubes of Glyptal cement as souvenirs of the occasion. J. B. Holmes, superintendent of manufacturing, addressed the group of visitors and commended Jealous Youth Demands 'Wife Or Your Life' BOSTON—a young bridegroom told police yesterday that he was Calendar Monday, May 7 Anaheim Post'72, American 8 p.m., at Legion hall. Toastmaeters—6:30 p.m., LunFraternal Order of Eagles Employees of Local GE Plant Fete Two Events In commemoration of the fourth anniversary of the opening of the Anaheim plant and, simultaneous with the outstanding safety achievement of three and one-half years continuous operations without a time accident, the West Coast chemicals department of the General Electric Co. held a gala afternoon and evening celebration on Friday, May 4. Fifty-seven members of the employees' families attended an open case at the Anaheim plant in the early afternoon, and were given opportunity to see where their mothers, mothers, wives or husbands worked during a tour of the manufacturing area. The children cookies and soda pop, while parents were given silicone eyeglass wipers and tubes of Glyptal cement as souvenirs of the occasion. J. B. Holmes, superintendent of manufacturing, addressed the group of visitors and commended the employees on their fine safety record. In the evening, all the General Electric Anaheim plant employees gathered at the Elks club for an informal get-together and dinner. Acting as toastmaster Was Al Albarian, who initiated the festivities by introducing the newcomers of the Anaheim plant: Viola Tschann, secretary to the accounting office; Ken Raymond, of the engineering group; Ross Taylor, resin maker; Dean Daniles, of the Los Angeles sales office, and his secretary Ora Weber; and Bill Giegold, the new process engineer who arriver in Anaheim from Schnecktady just in time for the celebration. Jealous Youth Demands 'Wife Or Your Life' BOSTON — A young bridegroom told police yesterday that he was held prisoner in a car for about an hour by a jealous youth who gave him this choice—your wife or your life. Charles B. Irving, 21, married four months, told police that he was called over to a parked car near his home and then pulled inside. He said he was held captive on a wild ride during which a boy of 16 told him over and over again: "If you don't divorce her, I'll kill you. Either that or you get away from her for about eight months and by that time I'll take her away from you." Irving, whose wife is 16, said he was repeatedly threatened with death before being forced from the car by the jealous youth. Police said a 16-year-old whom they did not identify was taken in custody later and will face a charge of juvenile delinquency. They quoted him as saying he "thought he had an understanding" with Mrs. Irving before her marriage. Marshall (Continued from Page 1) proposals ought to be acceptable to other members of the United Nations. But he said that if they were not, the United States should "go it alone." WASHINGTON (P) — Secretary of Defense Marshall indicated to Senators today that the United States stands ready to "initiate damaging naval and air attacks" on communist China if she strikes at American forces outside Korea. This was one of 16 points in a Jan. 12 memorandum of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, of which Marshall told Senators some were being put into effect and others held in abeyance. KY GE EMPLOYEE—Charles Burns, center, resin-maker at General Electric's Anaheim plant, has his shoe size checked by Annett Engstrom of GE's accounting department, left, while B. Holmes, superintendent of manufacturing looks on. Burns took the door prize, a pair of safety shoes, at a banquet Friday evening in Anaheim Elks club when the plant celebrated its fourth anniversary and 3½ years of no lost-time accidents. (Gazette photo by Kreidt) Times, Styles and Customs MUST CHANGE to keep pace with progress We Salute The Anaheim Gazette For Their Outstanding Service To Anaheim WEBER BOOK STORE SERVING ANAHEIM SINCE 1907 139 W. Center Street—Anaheim—Phone 3621 STATIONERY—OFFICE SUPPLIES DINNERWARE—GIFTS "Where Recollection of Quality Remains Long After the Price is Forgotten" Senators today that the United States stands ready to "initiate damaging naval and air attacks" on communist China if she strikes at American forces outside Korea. This was one of 16 points in a Jan. 12 memorandum of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, of which Marshall told Senators some were being put into effect and others held in abeyance. Marty O'Connor, senior guard of the Notre Dame basketball squad, rooms with Bob Williams, the All-America defensive back. GOWNS To thrill and please her pastels and utterly feminine detail. 1.98 to 14.99 Cottons Grand for at home or street wearing. 2.98 up B ( FORMERL 105 West Center Taxpayers' Assn. Is Opposing New Relief Measure "Now is not the time to add another entirely new kind of relief expenditure to the four kinds under which 7989 people in Orange county received $476,271 during the one month of March, 1951 and 494,226 people in California received $27,587,396." California Taxpayers' association said today, cautioning against the proposed "aid to the totally and permanently disabled" measure which is before the state legislature. "California's relief program is already the most generous in the nation," the association declared. Direct aid is paid for the needy aged, the needy blind and the parially self-supporting blind, and needy children. General home relief cares for any needy people not covered by the other types of direct relief, so that no person in need is left without public assistance. ESCAPES INJURY Mary Louise Smith, 38, 225½ La Palma ave., Anaheim, escaped injury at 10:30 a.m., Sunday when her car skidded on Santa Ana blvd., at Flower st., Santa Ana, and sheared off a light pole at the side of the street. She told police a yellow truck had pulled across in front of her on Flower st., and she was forced to bruke her car so shortly it went into a skid. BICYCLES Served the PIONEERS as merrily they rolled along "On a Bicycle Built for Two" ★ TODAY ... they are still as popular and useful as ever with all ages. We Sell Schwinn Bicycles Exclusively "On a Bicycle Built for Two" ★ TODAY ... they are still as popular and useful as ever with all ages. We Sell Schwinn Bicycles Exclusively KEYS made to fit any lock While-U-Wait LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED by precision machine grinding EHLERS BICYCLES - KEYS - LAWN MOWERS 419 W. Center Phone 2759 ANAHEIM Gifts galore for... MOTHER'S DAY GIVING There's nothing too good for Mother... REMEMBER HER DAY SUNDAY, MAY 13 BLOUSES A gala array of the most beautiful blouses, just for Mother's day giving. All styles, materials, and colors. SKIRTS From the smart tailored, to the giddy whirl-a-way, you'll find them an ideal gift for Mom. 1.98 - 10.98 REMEMBER HER DAY SUNDAY, MAY 13 BLOUSES A gala array of the most beautiful blouses, just for Mother's day giving. All styles, materials, and colors. 1.98 - 10.98 SKIRTS From the smart tailored, to the giddy whirl-a-way, you'll find them an ideal gift for Mom. 3.95 - 10.95 LINGERIE For the Mom who Likes Pretties PANTIES From rayon to sheer, sheer nylon. In plain styles and fancy. 69c to 2.98 SLIPS Sheer crepe, nylon and cute cottons for sheer dresses. Practical and dear to a Mother's heart. 1.98 to 7.98 GOWNS To thrill and please her. Dainty pastels and utterly feminine in every detail. 1.98 to 14.98 HOSE Gotham Gold Stripe . . . 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