anaheim-gazette 1952-08-14

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago August 1877 Mr. W. H. Lake of Santa Ana was in town yesterday. He says that business in Santa Ana is not suffering materially, and judging from the gentleman's cheerful appearance, we are inclined to believe him. There has been filed in the office of the Secretary of State articles of incorporation of the Cajon Irrigation Company, to appropriate the waters of the Santa Ana river for the irrigation of ranches of the stockholders in Los Angeles county. Capital $20,000, in shares of $100 each. Directors—James W. Shanklin, H. Hetebrink, R. H. Gilman, W. M. McFadden, and J. B. Tombes. The principal place of business will be in Anaheim, Los Angeles county. The Anaheim Brass Band has ordered a drum from San Francisco and it will reach here shortly. It is the opinion of the editor of the Los Angeles Herald that next year will be a very wet one. It rained at Spadra yesterday afternoon. Threshers on the Sacramento river, in Yolo county, are finding all the hands and teams and ting the barley into the sack 10 cents a hundred; payable gold. This is for headed baggage that cut with longer stems he pay a little higher rate. 25 Years Ago August 1927 Frank Porter was over his walnut plantation on Orchard thorpe avenue a day or two talking a little politics with boys. Frank has his eye on party's nomination for superintendent and the boys say he has the track for it. Fred C. Rimpau has been ill at his residence on West Bay way, having been overcome by an attack of fainting in his several days ago. He was moved to his home. It was feared he had been stricken appoplexy, but this proves erroneous and he is steadily proving. Mr. Rimpau is a highly esteemed resident of this city and his many friends will unite the hope that he may be specially restored to his usual good health. Be sure...shop SAFEWAY GREEN GIANT PEAS Big, Sweet, Tender. 17 oz. can 16¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Town House, Natural, Sweetened 46 oz. can 19¢ 18 oz. can 9¢ MAYDAY SALAD OIL Big, Sweet, Tender. 17-oz. can 16¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Town House, Natural, Sweetened 46-oz. can 19¢ 18-oz. can 9¢ MAYDAY SALAD OIL quart bottle 49¢ pint bottle 25¢ EDWARDS COFFEE Vacuum Pack. Regular or Drip 2-lb. can 1.53 1-lb. can 77¢ AIRWAY COFFEE 2-lb. bag 1.37 1-lb. bag 69¢ NOB HILL COFFEE 2-lb. bag 1.43 1-lb. bag 72¢ JELLIES & PRESERVES Kern Brand. Pure Fruit Crabapple, Currant, Grape Jellies; Apricot-Pineapple, Plum, Apricot Preserves. SALAD DRESSING Duchess Brand, "Purity Seal" Jar quart jar 45¢ pint jar 25¢ SODA CRACKERS Busy Baker. In "Serving-Size" Pack 7-oz. pkg. 15¢ 1-lb. pkg. 21¢ SWIFT'S BABY MEATS Strained. Assorted. each 21¢ ENRICHED FLOUR Kitchen Craft. For All Home Baking 5-lb. bag 53¢ 10-lb. bag 1.02 (25-lb. bag, 2.33) WHITE MAGIC SOAP 23-oz. can 16¢ BIG BUYS...GUARANTEE RIB ROAST OR RIB STEAK Cut from standing rib. U. S. Choice beef. Scientific CORNED BEEF BONE BRISK Delicious hot with cabbage or sliced cold for sausage TURKEYS SMALL BELTSVILLE TYRE Eviscerated, Government Grade A; 5 - 8-lb. ave. SPARERIBS MEDIUM SIZE. From select Eastern grain pork ... Note Safeway GROUND BEEF Freshly made. Packed in Visking casing. Frying Rabbits Fresh, local. Sliced Bacon Grade B. Popular brands. 55¢ lb. 59£ lb. 47£ ENRICHED FLOUR Kitchen Craft. For All Home Baking 5-lb. 53¢ bag 10-lb. bag 1.02 (25-lb. bag, 2.33) WHITE MAGIC SOAP 23-oz. pkg. 25¢ 46-oz. pkg. 49¢ MARGARINE Sunnybank Yellow. 1-lb. Foil Wrapped Cubes. 23¢ JELL-WELL DESSERTS Gelatins and puddings. 3 pkgs. 19¢ ZEE TISSUE Family Pak. 4 rolls 25¢ LARGE EGGS Oak Glen GRADE A QUALITY per doz. 63¢ Packed in cartons. Breakfast Gems GRADE A QUALITY per doz. 65¢ Packed in cartons. Cream o' the Crop GRADE AA QUALITY per doz. 69¢ Packed in cartons. Finest Quality. Strictly Fresh! GROUND BEEF Freshly made. Packed in Visking casing. Frying Rabbits Fresh, local. Sliced Bacon Grade B. Popular brands. BIG BUYS...FRESH PEARS NORTHERN BARTLETS. per lug 1.4 Firm ripe. Ready to eat or can. APPLES NORTHERN GRAVENSTEINS. Fine for eating. Excellent for sauce. POTATOES U.S. RUSSIA All purpose... At their best when baked. ORANGES MEDIUM VALENCIA Salute the day with fresh pressed orange juice. YELLOW ONION For cooking or diced, sliced or grated in salads, tarts, pies, etc. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT, 16, 1952, AT SAFEWAY STORES Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added. YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY, 25 Years Ago August 1927 Bank Porter was over from Valuplantation on Orange-Bee avenue a day or two ago, being a little politics with the Frank has his eye on his year's nomination for supervisor the boys say he has the inside for it. Ed C. Rimpau has been quite his residence on West Broadway having been overcome with attack of fainting in his office days ago. He was read to his home. It was first he had been stricken withplexy, but this proves to be uneous and he is steadily iming. Mr. Rimpau is a highly named resident of this city, his many friends will undulgeope that he may be speedilyreed to his usual good health. MORE ABOUT... Rupp Continued from Page 1 both parents were visibly affected by their emotion, but made no comment. Full Statement Young Rupp is said to have made a full statement to officers disclosing all details of the crime at Yorba Linda, but has not signed a formal confession, the district attorney's office said today. District attorney James L. Davis stated he has not yet assigned a prosecutor to the case. It was believed the district attorney himself might take a personal hand in it, as he did in the case of Henry Ford McCracken, charged with the 1951 murder of 10 year old Patty Hull of Buena Park. FENDER-BENDER No one was injured at 4:15 p.m. yesterday when cars driven by Pearl Peter Nelson, 10894 Hwy. 101, Anaheim, and William Delos English, 12412 E. Vermont st., Anaheim, collided in the 100 block of S. Lemon st. GET THESE FOOD BARGAINS! CASTLE CREST. SLICED OR HALVED. 29 oz. heavy syrup ... for desserts or salads. NOWDRIFT VEGETABLE SHORTENING. 3-lb. cooking and baking that's good to taste. can GAR C & H CANE. 5-lb. 47¢ 10-lb. 93¢ eastern favorite for baking and canning. BABY FOOD CLAPP'S STRAINED. 3 cans op's Junior Foods, can, 10c. Free Chest X-Ray At Fair Popular One of the busiest spots at the Orange county fair is the chest x-ray mobile unit, sponsored by the Orange county Tuberculosis and Health association in Santa Ana. Fair visitors have regularly stood in line to have their chests x-ray free. Miss Catherine Hainey, executive secretary from Santa Ana, Mrs. June Daniel, medical social worker and consultant for Orange county and Mrs. Florence P. Black from the Stanton Lady Lions were hostesses in the health exhibit in hobby building No. 1. Textile paintings made by the 170 patients in the Orange county hospital pavilion for tuberculosis is sold. Proceeds will be used to create a revolving fund to buy more materials for this popular pastime approved by doctors for young tubercular patients, according to George Tobias, president of the organization. Fred Nedringhaus, chairman of committee from Santa Ana, reports 250 visitors were x-rayed at the fair last year and five chests showed tubercular systems. BARGE GETS FACE-LIFTING AT SAN PEDRO SAN PEDRO (UP)—A former fish barge has had a recent face-lifting—it's now half a pirate ship. The barge was remodeled by Vin Taylor, set dresser, and D. Steele, lighting technician, for use in marine films. Fishermen who ha catches of albacore wouldn't recognize Taylor said. Its free now a replica of a complete with whee lines and shrouds. Local Rural Posts $473, Building To Building permits for corporated area of O aggregate $473,039 week, with more than centered at Garden permit valuations total according to county parment records. Anaheim area has permit valuations for including a $13,000 Jack Wood at 8652 $2500 swimming pool Senteng at 7771 Ex $1100 residence repair Carl Redlich at 7232 and $1890 in miscellents. Following Garden unincorporated area b were: Costa Mesa $4 Park $33,121, Tustin ton $18,702, Anahale Placentia $13,000, $9260, Westminster strano Beach $7600, $5500, Huntington La Habra $3940, Tr miscellaneous $2890. SHOWDRIFT VEGETABLE SHORTENING. 3-lb. 75¢ cooking and baking that's good to taste. can GAR C & H CANE. 5-lb. 47¢ 10-lb. 93¢ eastern favorite for baking and canning. BABY FOOD CLAPP'S STRAINED. 3 can 23¢ op's Junior Foods, can, 10c. BUTTER SPRING HOUSE. FIRST QUALITY. 79¢ Grade A. Quartered, cartoned. Stock up now...save at one glance at the items and prices featured Safeway and we're sure you'll agree that these real food bargains. Check the values listed I take advantage of Safeway's consistently ever prices on all items ... Make shopping at Safeway a habit. GUARANTEED MEATS ST OR RIB STEAKS. lb. 79¢ L. S. Choice beef. Scientifically aged. BEEF BONELESS BRISKET. lb. 59¢ age or sliced cold for sandwiches. SMALL BELTSVILLE TYPE. lb. 59¢ nt Grade A; 5 - 8-lb. average. BS MEDIUM SIZE. lb. 35¢ n pork ... Note Safeway low price. CHICKEN PARTS Special low price on Frying Chicken Parts ... Packaged, Pan Ready Thighs, Legs or Breasts b. 1.09 THIS BUSINESS AINT BIG ENOUGH TO SUPPORT THREE GUYS — SOMEBODY WILL HAVE TO GO— CUT-RATE PERSONAL PROBLEM CLINIC WHEN MILLCENT MUNN ENTERED MURDOCK'S MAGICAL TRANS-MIGRATOR, SHE EXPECTED TO BE SENT INTO THE YEAR 1952... OAEY DOAKS IT WAS A LONG TRIP BUT A FAST ONE, OAKY YEH! BUT WHY DID ME COME TOO?! SCORCHY SMITH WH...WHAT WAS THAT !? DICKIE DARE CRUISING WITH MY OLD PAL...THIS IS ALMOST PERFECT! BEEF 55¢ lb. 59¢ lb. 47¢ CHICKEN PARTS Special low price on Frying Chicken Parts ... Packaged, Pan Ready Thighs, Legs or Breasts h. 1.09 ...FRESH PRODUCE NORTHERN ARTLETTS. per lug 1.49 lb. 7¢ or can. NORTHERN RAVENSTEINS. 4 lbs. 25¢ for sauce. ES U. S. NO. 1 A RUSSETS. lb. 7¢ best when baked. MEDIUM SIZE VALENCIAS. lb. 4¢ pressed orange juice. ONIONS lb. 6¢ ed or grated in salads, they're tops. RSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 15, T SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. SFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM DICKIE DARE CRUISING WITH MY OLD PAL...THIS IS ALMOST PERFECT! ADV. OF PATSY I HAVE HERE A PAGE FROM DANA DIXON'S NEXT TELEVISION SCRIPT "A THING CALLED,"BODY ON THE BEACH""PLEASE READ IT." PAUL! YOU'RE NEARING NEW GLASSES! JEEPERS! THEY LOOK SO INTELSO DISTINGL Local Rural Area Posts $473,039 Building Total Building permits for the unincorporated area of Orange county aggregated $473,039 for the past week, with more than half of it centered at Garden Grove, where permit valuations totaled $274,792, according to county building department records. Anaheim area had $17,390 in permit valuations for the week, including a $13,000 residence for Jack Wood at 8652 Ball rd., a $2500 swimming pool for H. M. Senteng at 7771 Euclid ave., a $1100 residence repair permit for Carl Redlich at 7232 Lincoln ave., and $1890 in miscellaneous permits. Following Garden Grove in the unincorporated area building totals were: Costa Mesa $46,226, Buena Park $33,121, Tustin $23,545, Stanton $18,702, Anaheim $17,390, Placentia $13,000, Santa Ana $9260, Westminster $8885, Capitrano Beach $7600, Laguna Beach $5500, Huntington Beach $5500, La Habra $3940, Trabuco $2688, miscellaneous $2890. In marine films. Fishermen who have delivered catches of albacore to the barge wouldn't recognize the vessel, Taylor said. Its freezer house is now a replica of a ship's bridge, complete with wheel, mast, ratlines and shrouds. MORE ABOUT ... FFA (Continued from Page 1) were: Holstein cows — Robert VanDyke, 2nd, 3rd and 4th. Senior calf—Robert VanDyke, 1st. Duroc Jersey swine — Eldon Laird, 1st; Robert Korn, 3rd and 4th. Senior pig—Don Burdick, 1st. Feeder pigs—Don Burdick, 1st. White Leghorn hens — Treat Kingsley, 2nd and 3rd. Leghorn pullets, Ronald Korn 1st. Four SC White Leghorns—Treat Kingsley, 1st. Four pullets SC Leghorns—Ronald Korn, 1st. Dozen white eggs—Rodger DeMille, 1st. Dozen brown eggs—Rodger DeMille, 1st. Grain feeder — Donald McCulister, 1st. Feed rack — Don McCulister, 1st. Swine trough—Grafton Pauls, 1st. Dairy trough—Denny Brownfield, 2nd. Feed scoop—Don Toussau, 1st. Poultry brooder—Richard Williams, 2nd. Tool cabinet—Jack Dierberger, 2nd. Work bench — Carroll Coykendall, 1st. On Friday night all prize winning animals will be offered at public auction. Advisors of the Anaheim FFA are Lee Hanson and Avon Carlson. WEST CHESTER, Pa. (AP)—Mark Sullivan, 78, nationally-known newspaper columnist, died of a heart attack last night in Chester County hospital. Markets CITRUS The Federal State Market News Service reported today oranges, lemons and grapefruit steady; prices unchanged. Sunkist Growers, Inc. reported today all auction markets California oranges were about unchanged. Representative prices by class: Sunkist grade-12s 7.36; 15ns 6.56; 17ns 6.25; 20ns 5.78; 220ns 5.27; 255ns 4.73; 285ns 4.26; 344ns 3.55; choice second grade-12s 4.66; 150ns 4.79; 170ns 4.77; 200ns 4.39; 220ns 4.05; 252ns 3.61; 288ns 3.31. EGGS Receipts 5071 cases; wholesale prices—Large A, min. 40 per cent AA 58-60; min. 80 per cent A 56-56.5; Medium A, min. 40 per cent AA 48-50; min. 80 per cent A 46-47; Small A, min. 80 per cent A 37; Candled graded to retailers in cases—Large AA 54-66; Medium-AA 53-56; Large A A 54-66; Medium-AA 53-56; Large A A 54-66; Medium-AA 53-56; Large A A 54-66; Medium-AA 53-56; Large A A 54-66; Medium-AA 53-56; Large A A 54-66; Medium-AA 53-56; Large A A 54-66; Medium-AA 49-52; Small A A 35-37; Large B B 51-54. Retail prices to consumers in cartons unchanged—Large AA 69-78; Medium AA 57-65; Large A A 63-71; Medium A A 56-61; Small A A 44-45. BUTTER Receipts 212,160 pounds; Jobbing prices to retailers in cartons unchanged—Grade AA 79.5-83; Grade A Y9.5-81; Grade B Y7.5-79. CHEESE Receipts 91,548 pounds. POULTRY Live poultry unchanged—broilers, $1%–$2% lbs 27–30; fryers, $2%–$3 lbs 32–35; $3%–$4 lbs 34–36; roasters, over $4% lbs 25–37; fryers, $2%–$4% lbs caponettes $7:39; roasters, over $4% lbs caponettes $9:40; hens, it type under $4% lbs up to $22-22; crosses $4% lbs up to $24-24; hv type all wts’26-27; rabbits at ranch white fryers, 4-6 lbs, misc. lots 24-26, commercially grown 25-26. WASHINGTON (UP) — President Truman today appointed Adm. Alan G. Kirk, former ambassador to Moscow, as director of the Psychological Strategy Board. DISCRIMINATION — SO I'LL LET YOU TWO DECIDE BETWEEN YOURSELVES — UP YOUR MINDS? CUT-RATE PERSONAL PROBLEM CLINIC BUT WHY DID YOU MAKE ME COME TOO?! BECAUSE I DON'T LIKE TO TRAVEL ALONE! WHERE ARE THE SUPER-MARKETS? THE CARS? THE BILLBOARDS? THE SKYSCRAPERS? THE AIRPLANES?! OAKY DOAKS! IT LOOKS LIKE WE'VE BEEN MISSENT! WH...WHAT WAS THAT !? THAT'S CALLED "KISS"...IT'S A KIND OF SHOCK THERAPY THEY HAVE ON EARTH! "KISS!"!? M-M-M! I LIKE IT!! !?!..."ON EARTH!!! HEY-Y-Y! HERE COMES A GREEK SPONGE BOAT...HEY, NOW IT WILL BE PERFECT...IT'S THE "SAPPHO" THE BOAT WE LEFT WAGS ON! YIPPEE! HERE COMES A GREEK SPONGE BOAT... HEY, NOW IT WILL BE PERFECT... IT'S THE 'SAPPHO' THE BOAT WE LEFT WAGS ON! YIPPEE! HE FORGOT THIS! A DIXON'S SCRIPT D. "BODY PLEASE HUH? WHY SURE! OPENING SCENE... A CROWDED BEACH WHERE EXCITED BATHERS SCAMPER AND SCREAM WHEN A BEAUTIFUL BLONDE IS DISCOVERED LIFELESS WRAPPED IN A BEACH TOWEL THAT'S ENOUGH, MR. FLAGG TO GIVE YOU A HINT OF MY NEXT REQUEST! JEEPERS! THEY MAKE YOU LOOK SO INTELLIGENT! SO DISTINGUISHED! YEP... I FIND THEY HELP MY EYE SIGHT, TOO.