anaheim-gazette 1952-07-10

Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1922 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2306 Mamie Eisenhower On Campaign Trail CHICAGO (UP)—If Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower wins the Republican presidential nomination his wife, Mamie, is going to hit the campaign trail with him. "After all I've followed him for 36 years," she told a news conference with women reporters. She and Eisenhower were married July 1, 1916—the day he got his silver bars as a First Lieutenant in the Army. She said she was "very happy, naturally" and "quite encouraged" over the balloting at the Republican national convention. "Are you confident he will win?" a reporter asked. Mrs. Eisenhower paused a moment and then answered: "I'm sure what is going to be is going to be right." Mrs. Eisenhower and her 73-year-old mother, Mrs. John Sheldon Doud of Denver, Colo., watched the opening session on television. "My mother kept the score," she said. It wasn't a planned news conference in the formal sense. Mrs. Oswald B. Loard, co-chairman of the Citizens for Eisenhower, invited women reporters to attend. Personals MR. AND MRS. ROBERT ERIKSON, 10612 Sycamore st., Stanton, are entertaining her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Wenner and daughter, Mary Francis, 13, from St. Peterburg, Florida. The Wenners drove here via New Orleans, Phoenix and Carlsbad Cavern. The Eriksens took their guests to Catalina Island Tuesday. They will leave here for San Francisco where Mrs. Wenner will attend the Alpha Zeta Beta convention July 10-12. MR. AND MRS. T. A. HAMRA and children, Miss Samea and Sam, and his sister, Miss Shafica Hamra of Lawton, Oklahoma, and Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hamra and children of Henrietta, Oklahoma were visitors in Anaheim this morning. They were enroute to Long Beach for a few days visit with friends in that city. MR. AND MRS. BOB CARLSON of S. Pine st., and family, will enjoy a trip to San Diego Zoo this week. LT. JO ANNE BRITTLE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard WE'LL MEET YOU ON THE CORNER—It's the friendly financial corner of Center and Lemon sts., where the Anaheim Building and Loan association has new offices after thirty years of service to Anaheim and vicinity. Lots of folks meet there. Anaheim Building and Loan association is a busy place, but never too busy to consider loans for home purchase, building or repair, or to explain the savings account plan made especially interesting by the three per cent interest rate. Deposits made by July tenth earn three per cent interest from July first. Likewise paying a three per cent interest rate on all savings is the Savings Loan and Building Association of Anaheim, conveniently located across from the city hall at 211 E. Center st. An Anaheim owned and operated organization, in business here for sixty three years. You will receive your interest checks each quarter by mail, if you desire, so that you can know the keen satisfaction of having your insured savings work for you. WANT SOFT LOVELY HAIR? You will be interested to know that the McCoy Drug co. at 100 W. Center st. is headquarters for Mrs. Eisenhower and her 73-year-old mother, Mrs. John Sheldon Doud of Denver, Colo., watched the opening session on television. "My mother kept the score," she said. It wasn't a planned news conference in the formal sense, Mrs. Oswald B. Loard, co-chairman of the Citizens for Eisenhower, invited women reporters to a reception for Mrs. Eisenhower. It was to be just a party. But reporters and photographers got other ideas. There was a catch-as-catch-can question-and-answer session which had Mrs. Eisenhower laughing. Here are some of the exchanges: "Is that one of the hats you got in Paris before you and the general came home?" "Yes." "It was a close-fitting pill-box style fashioned of what looked like black feather." "What is it made of?" "Straw." "Is that a Paris suit?" "No, got it in Washington." "It was a two-piece suit of tiny were visitors in Anaheim this morning. They were enroute to Long Beach for a few days visit with friends in that city." MR. AND MRS. BOB CARLSON of S. Pine st., and family, will enjoy a trip to San Diego Zoo this week. LT. JO ANNE BRITTLE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brittle of Sunkist is in Anaheim for a brief visit before returning to Denver, Colo., where she will be stationed with the Eighth Air Force. black and gray circular cording. It had a nipped-in waist and circular skirt. A reporter, recalling a reception at which the Eisenhowers received several thousand well-wishers, asked: "How do you feel after that hand-shaker?" "Fine," replied Mrs. Eisenhower. "How many hands do you estimate you shook?" "More than 3000, but he (her husband, shook more than 5000. He stayed longer than I did." WANT SOFT LOVELY HAIR? You will be interested to know that the McCoy Drug co. at 100 W. Center st. is headquarters for at-home hair care. Men like Shonex for the really clean, well groomed hair it gives when used before and after each shampoo. A lanolin conditioning formula, it penetrates deep into the scalp to help dissolve dandruff, relieve dryness. Used after shampooling, it keeps the hair neatly in place. A new wrinkle in the home permanent is "Nutri-Tonic," also featured at McCoy's, unconditionally guaranteed. Creates unrivalled soft naturalness that lasts. Waves safely and gently in as little as ten minutes. Has a patented oil creme base. COMMUNITY CANNERY — Miss Ina Geritt, Fullerton Home Economist, has announced that Fullerton's school-community can-same guys around here for years," he said, "with nary a nod from them. "Now they come up and smack me on the back like old pals. I guess I now look like a meal ticket to the 10 per centers." Will he move out of his Los Angeles apartment into a Bel Air mansion with attached swimming pool and butler? "No, sir," he answers. "Don't forget I've seen a lot in my 20 years in this business." As he talked, he must have noted a lonely figure sitting over in the corner of the Paramount commissary. A few years ago, this man was one of the top director-writers in the business. He never dined alone until he committed that gravest of Hollywood mortal sins—a couple of his pictures lost money. is looked upon as revolutionary in the trade. However logical it looks to the outsider, here such a jump can be compared only with the spot promotion of an Army top sergeant to commanding general. It was not always so. The practice was common enough in the silent movies and the results more than justified its continuance. Such top men as Leo McCarey and John Ford started as assistant directors. But in recent years, most new directors came from but three sources—Broadway stage, writers and nephews of studio executives. A fellow by the name of Alvin Ganzer is the current Horatio Alger hero of the assistant directors. Until a few days ago, he was the guy who yelled, "quiet, everybody, we're rolling," on the picture, "Pleasure Island." The director was playwright F. Hugh Herbert, who had also scripted the movie about three English girls on a South Pacific island who first meet men when 2000 Marines make a World War II beachhead. Herbert, at the same time, was writing a new play for spring opening, readying a novel for fall publication and overseeing the production of his current play, "The Moon is Blue," in nine different companies here and abroad. It was inevitable that he should collapse of overwork. Herbert's doctor ordered him off the picture when it was little more than half finished. Production boss Don Hartman and Herbert both felt that Ganzer was the man to complete the job and supervise the important editing and cutting. Financially, the boost means ed with many of the biggest directors. "And the bigger they are," he comments, "the more they let an assistant help." Ganzer disclosed that McCarey let him direct whole scenes of "My Son, John." Ganzer said the most amazing thing to him about the promotion is the big increase among agents who now speak to him. "I've been seeing some of these ACTRESS' HOBBY — Oriental-looking movie actress Mari Blanchard shows her Afghanistani, Quierida and Lorelei, at Universal City, Cal. Both recently won prizes at a Pasadena show. Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist MEET YOU ON THE nery is now in full swing. It is always more fun and less work to can with a group where all the necessary equipment is handy. You bring your own raw foods, and pay a small fee for each finished can of processed food. Berries and cherries were canned at the first sessions, and the schedule will include a wide variety of other foods as they become plentiful. Individuals planning to par- clipate in the canning sessions are asked to contact the Fullerton summer school office for an appointment. The telephone number is LAmbert 5-2331. TO CHERISH FOR A LIFE-TIME—Haviland china is the queen of fine dinnerware, a wise choice of brides the country over. While beautiful to look at, Haviland china is light, translucent and surprisingly tough. Strike it lightly with a pencil and hear a clear bell-like tone. A great many brides and brides-to-be have registered their choice of pattern at Mitchell's here in Anaheim where it is sold by the place setting that can be matched and added to as the occasion demands. Helen Mitchell has found that most families have at least two sets of dinnerware. One for quality china for a table, tinteve beauty and the California pottery for use, and informal meals. The amount of dinner you depends on the size of family and the scale of taining. If you have woned the wide range of prices china and pottery you may terested to know that it on the cost of the unde ware, the cost of the dec the grade, and whether made in this country or al IT MAY BE THE MATIf a member of your famiplains about his back, comfort may be due to thress he has on his bed. Oto test the soundness of THE SQR STORE STORE WIDE Clearance SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. FOR TERRIFIC VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT LL SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. FOR TERRIFIC VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT!!! Special Clearance of SUB-TEEN DRESSES Our first clearance of sub-teen summer dresses . . . unusually smart styles in a wide selection of cool, summer fabrics. Sizes 8 to 14. Formerly priced up t 22.95 . . . NOW 4.75 to 18.35 NYLON SLIPS by Belding Corticella Lovely nylon slips with beautiful lace and net trim. Choice of pink, white or black. Complete size range. Regular 7.50 quality. Special price ..... 4.89 Dotted Swiss PRISCILLA CURTAINS An opportunity to save almost half price on these lovely; well-made Priscilla Curtains. Regular 2.65——42x30 in. Special Price 1.45 Pai Regular 2.25——30x54 in. Special Price 1.25 Pai Regular 5.25——50x81 in. Special Price 2.98 Pai Regular 7.50——85x81 in. Special Price 4.45 Pai Regular 9.50——95x81 in. Special Price 5.95 Pai street floor Plastic Shower CURTAIN SETS 6 x 6 ft. Shower Curtains and 24 x 42 inch Window Curtains. Dainty flower and leaf designs, in pastel blue, green and rose. Special price per set...3.79 street floor EVERGLAZE CHINTZ Guaranteed color fast to washing and boiling. In solid colors only, including rose, wine, blue, green, yellow, chartreuse, brown, black and white. Regular 1.00. Special per yard...79¢ street floor Broken Lines FANCY SCRIM MARQUISETTE LACE CURTAIN YARDAGE Odds and ends, formerly priced up to 89c. Special price per yard...29¢ street floor Printed LUNCH SETS with Napkins A nice selection of patterns and colors, 52x52 inch cloth with four napkins and 54x70 inch cloth with six napkins. Regular prices range from 4.95 to 10.95 . . . NOW ONE-HALF PRICE street floor STORE HOURS: 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. of dinnerware. One is of fine quality china for a table of distinctive beauty and the other California pottery for everyday use, and informal meals. The amount of dinnerware to any depends on the size of the family and the scale of entertaining. If you have wondered at the wide range of prices of both China and pottery you may be interested to know that it depends on the cost of the undecorated ware, the cost of the decorations, the grade, and whether it was made in this country or abroad. IT MAY BE THE MATTRESS If a member of your family comes about his back, his discomfort may be due to the mattress he has on his bed. One way to test the soundness of a matress is to place a wooden yardstick in the middle of it. If the yardstick touches at all points, the mattress is probably in good shape. If there are gaps in one or more places, better do something about it. What that "something" will be can be recommended by the Anaheim Mattress factory if you will phone 2423 to have a qualified expert look it over. Your mattress can be rebuilt or replaced, being made to your order at no higher price than the ready made. The Anaheim Mattress factory manufacturers here in town and sells direct. Prices are set at cost plus a small profit which enables the company to meet any competitive price. And you will be very happy with the quality and workmanship. HURRY UP THAT MEAL Save time, temper and dishes when cooking in hot weather with smart shortcuts. Like when wearing egg whites and egg yolks separately. Beat the whites first so that you can beat the yolks last without washing the beater. It won't work visa versa. Biscuits for supper? Drop them from a spoon (dough has to be moist for this) to save rolling and cutting. Or roll out the dough in an approximate square and cut with the dividers from an ice cube tray, or cut in squares with a long bladed knife. Cup cakes get their frosting in less time than it takes to tell if you dip their tops into a pan of seven minute frosting, giving a quick twist as you lift it out. There you have it, fancy swirl and all. Exceptional Values in NYLON FABRICS A wide selection of beautiful nylon fabrics for those lovely summer dresses NOW at terrific savings. - Nylon Orlon Checks - Nylon Batiste - Nylon Window Pane - Nylon Prints - Nylon Puckerette - Nylon Taffeta 1£9 Per Yard PRINTED JERSEY The proven travel fabric in lovely summer 07¢ PRINTED JERSEY The proven travel fabric in lovely summer patterns. Special, per yard 97¢ SILK-LIKE SHANTUNG Included in this group is the nationally-known Kool-Ruff Shantung. Special, per yard 98¢ street floor Women's BELTS Assorted materials ... broken lines and colors. Values up to 3.00 69¢ street floor GARTER BELTS Wide apron back, side fasteners, in pink only. Sizes 26 through 34. Regular 2.25 value 1.39 notions, street floor TOILETRIES SPECIALS REVLON LIP KITS 1.10 Three 75c Lipsticks REVLON NAIL KITS 1.10 Four Nail Enamels COTY TOILET WATER 1.85 with 0.60 ounce Sachet Elizabeth Arden Blue Grass 1.65 Flower Mist with atomizer street floor REVLON NAIL KITS Four Nail Enamels.....1.10 COTY TOILET WATER with 0.60 ounce Sachet.....1.85 Elizabeth Arden Blue Grass Flower Mist with atomizer.....1.65 street floor Printed COTTON SHEERS Tissue ginghams, Volles and Organdies in a wide selection of light, medium and dark grounds. Values up to 1.59 yard. Reduced One-Fourth street floor Sensational Clearance of CHENILLE and WOVEN BEDSPREADS Odds and ends, discontinued numbers, in solid colors and fancy patterns. Values up to 13.50. Clearance Price .....7.66 A Wonderful Value! 50% WOOL BLANKETS A dandy, light-weight Cannon Blanket, 50% wool, 25% rayon, 25% cotton. Solid colors including blue, green, cedar, rose and red. 72x84. Regular 9.45.....6.66 downstairs ORE HOURS; M. TO 5:30 P.M. SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M.