anaheim-gazette 1951-08-02

8 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U.S. Patent Office "GOSH, I WISH THAT WAS A FULL MOON SO WE COULD SEEID EXPLAIN THIS TYPE OF ROCK FORMATION TO YOU!" last year... Nine of the 60 fatalities so far this year were pedestrians; there were eight head-on and three death-dealing rear-end Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ... Rejoice and be exceedingly glad for great is your reward in heaven.—Matt. 5:12. CALIFORNIANA—Don Gaspar de Portola camped on the present site of Los Angeles on August 2, 1769. Father Jasn Crespi noted in his diary that the site "has all the requisites for a large settlement." And so it has come to pass, that the world's largest "settlement" has been built on that site where that small group camped 182 years ago. WHO'S NEWS—Fred Edwards, Jr., the young man who is studying for the ministry, is to be congratulated. It is a noble work which requires courage and determination. Johann Raeder-scheldt's recent visit to Anaheim shows a definite journalistic trend toward American newspapering. European newspapers are actually viewspapers. Don Hudson, the 18-year-old C.I.F. fullback, received minor injuries when he was thrown from the car in which he was riding. Elizabeth Dickerson, superintendent of the Cypress schools, has added five new members to her staff to replace an equal number leaving for other endeavors. Like Lakewood, so are Garden Grove and Buena Park considering incorporation. DEATH—California traffic accidents killed 3,054 persons last year, in 65,506 accidents involving death or injury according to Highway patrol figures. Drivers who had been drinking were involved in 12,711 accidents taking last year. Nine of the 60 fatalities so far this year were pedestrians; there were eight head-on and three death-dealing rear-end crashes; ten deaths were caused by vehicle running off the road, out of control; while 14 died in broadside intersection crashes. And remember, half of these accidents were between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. VIGNETTE — Frank Hibbs, you'll remember, was the officer who shot the Bull in Buena Park about a year or so ago when the maddened animal broke loose and roamed the western end of the county endangering life and property. Bob Ogle, a former baseball player who is now a member of the Fullerton police force tried to lasso it and was almost gored trying to play torcedor. When they kidded Hibbs about shooting the bull which actually was a cow, he made the classic remark: "I didn't have time to check the udder end." Well, Hibbs quit the police force and went to work in San Bernardino where last week a couple of young fellows dropped into his gas station. One of the callow youths stuck a 38 in his ample mid-section and ordered: "Hand over the cash!" "Y'know," Hibbs said quietly as he reached into his pocket and pulled out 50 dollars in bills, "I could lick both of you guys if you didn't have that gun!" "Yeah," one sneered as he grabbed the money, "but we've got the gun!" He counted the money. "Dis all t'dough y'got in a big joint like this. Fork over! Quit stallin' mister, or we'll letcha have it." Hibbs reached into his other pocket and handed over a fistful of change. The youthful holdup man was angered, he cocked the hammer back. "Aw right wise guy, y'asked for it!" DEATH—California traffic accidents killed 3,054 persons last year, in 65,506 accidents involving death or injury according to Highway patrol figures. "Drivers who had been drinking" were involved in 12,711 accidents taking the lives of 593 and injuring 20,909. Remember 89 persons died as Orange County traffic fatalities. KEYS to FIT ANY LOCK While You Wait EHLERS KEY - LAWN MOWER and BICYCLE SHOP 419 W. CENTER—ANAHEIM Phone Anaheim 2756 Thanks Again... ...for your wonderful response to our Closing out Sale. Barbara Kilduff Junior Rendezvous and Children's Shop RIDICULOUS SALE! YOU WOULD HAVE TO BE CRAZY TO PA22 UP THE2E VALUE2 AT ALPHA BETA'S RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE Food Club Chunk Style TUNA 25¢ 4 OZ. CAN Rose VIENNA SAUSAGE 15¢ 4 OZ. CAN Scot TOILET TISSUE 2 for 21¢ QUALITY HOUSE Koshur Style DILL PICKLES 59¢ ½ GALLON TOP FROST PEAS & CARROTS 12 oz. PKG. SPINACH chopped or leaf 14 oz. PKG. TEA ¼ POUND 26¢ ½ LB. 49¢ Food Club Mayonnaise QUART 72¢ PINT 38¢ GRAPE JUICE 24 oz. BOTTLE TOP FROST LEMONADE Folks sure like it! 10¢ 5 oz. CAN CONCENTRATED 4 PACKS THIN FLAXE POUND BOX 27¢ SALES TAX COLLECTED ON TAXABLE ITEMS. FROM OUR OWN PACKING HOUSE AND RANCH Yorkshire SLICED BACON MORRELL'S MORRELL'S PRIDE Tenderized SMOKED PICNICS PORTERHOUSE T-BONE CLUB STEAKS U.S. GRADE GOOD PER POUND EFFECTIVE FRI-SAT. 2, 3, 4. SLLCED BALCON MORRELL'S MORRELL'S PRIDE Tenderized SMOKED PICNICS PORTERHOUSE T-BONE CLUB STEAKS U.S. GRADE GOOD $107 PER POUND 89¢ U.S. GRade GOOD BONELESS CHUCK ROASTS 59¢ U.S. Grade GOOD OR Choice LAMB Shoulder ROAST TOP FRONT PROBE FOODS Ocean Northern Perch Cod POUND PKG. POUND 39¢ PACKAGE...45¢ FRANKFURTERS 49¢ 14 oz. "HOT DAWG" RELISH 31¢ 10oz. BAKER BOY Old Fashioned ConfEction RoOL 49¢ Alpha Beta Corn LOTTAGE CHEESE PINT 23¢ "Use it For Spreads Too!" PURITY CHEESE ROLLS ASSORTED FLAVORS Each 33¢ GOM AMPLE PARKING SPACE These prices effective in all Alpha Beta Food Markets 9 A.M.-8 P.M. Dally 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Sundays All Departments SALE! CRAZY 2 AT LOW PRICE2. Dennison's CATSUP 15¢ 14 oz. BOTTLE Arvilla CHEESE 75¢ 2 ROUND LOAF 6 FLAVORS JELL-O 20¢ 3 PACKAGES A TIVO FRESH! WE ADVERTISE OUR FINEST QUALITY THESE ITEMS ARE OUR BEST VALUES GREEN ONIONS • SPINACH • TURNIPS BEETS • RADISHES MUSTARD BUNCH VEGETABLES Daily Fresh! LARGE BUNCHES 3 for 10¢ U.S. NO. 1 RUSSET POTATOES BEST FOR BAKING New Crop 10 POUNDS 39¢ Gravenstem APPLES a real cooker 3 POUNDS 25¢ ELBERTA FINEST FREESTONES PE ACHES 2 for 19¢ Jamu-Wine CHICKEN CHOP SUEY & NOODLE DEAL 1 CAN EACH 41¢+1¢ WHITE HOUSE FRENCH DRESSING 8oz. Bottle 39¢ YELLOW CLING PEACH HALVES BLUE WINNER NO.2½ CAN 25¢ WESTON COOKIES GINGER NUT 12 oz. PKG: 29¢ Geebers' BABY FOOD ORANGE BASE 3 FOR 26¢ 1¼ oz. JAR 37¢ 32 oz. JAR 5½ oz. CAN 18¢ Vita Pine SLICED PINEAPPLE APPLE BUTTER Del Monte GOLDEN BANTAM HERSHEY ROOT BEER BLACK FLAG BOTH STORES 406 E. CENTER ST. 510 W. CENTER ANAHEIM