anaheim-gazette 1952-08-27

Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Homestead Picnic Is Announced The Homestead Pennsylvania picnic will be held in Anaheim city park on Aug. 31 throughout the day. All persons from Homestead and adjoining cities are invited to attend. Albert Pape, president of the association, says that there will be plenty of hot coffee for everyone. Those planning to attend are urged to arrive early for good seating and to bring their own food and table service. Games and prizes are planned, and several entertainers have been scheduled on the program. Pape has appointed active committees for the day and a good time is assured all present. Deadline Near For Women Fair Exhibitors With deadline dates of Saturday, Sept. 6 and Sunday, Sept. 7, rapidly approaching for delivery of articles entered in the domestic arts department at Los Angeles county fair, a hurry-up call was issued today by fair officials urging exhibitors to get their entry blanks in as soon as possible to avoid the last minute rush and confusion. The call is inspired by prospects for one of the most comprehensive displays of women's handiwork in the history of the exposition. Already half the states and at least two foreign countries are represented among the 1671 competitive classifications. These Personals Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Larson and son of E. Cypress st., are expected home within the next few days from a Nebraska trip. Mrs. Al Garey underwent a minor operation last week and returned home Thursday night. Word has been received from the Harold Thomas family that they and their trailer, are now in Canada. They are enjoying an extensive tour of the United States and British Columbia. Three New Art Exhibits at Laguna Gallery For the month of September; from the 4th through the 28th, the Laguna Beach Art Gallery is proud to present three one man shows by three of its artist members. In the Entresol Gallery there will be an exhibit of some 25 canvases by one of California's best known artists, Ben Messick, who has been referred to as the "American Daumier" for his wonderful portrayals of American types. Born in a log cabin in the Ozarks he is truly a "son of the soil." His father had a small country store and it was here says Ben, "At my father's store I learned much of what I know about human nature. The place was rich in character." During World War I when hawk business and engineering continue to be the strongest vocation interests of junior college students as evidenced through several hundred individual interviews during the summer counselor program at Santa Ana college, Ral C. Marten, head counselor, vealed today. Appointments for individual terviews for counseling will continue to be made through Friday Sept. 5. Students have an opportunity to secure assistance determining a proper program and are able to complete the full registration. Instruction begins Sept. 10, with all classes on regular schedule. Give A Girl Minute She'll Live Up To It—Says Designer By DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Women's Editor Mink is a girl's best friend, so Bette Yokeva, who designs famous furs for the upper crust. Bette, blonde, blue-eyed and guiling, claims a mink coat to make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, a femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, A femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of a waxy flower, A femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a glamor girl out of A waxy flower, A femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make a gl amor girl out of A waxy flower, A femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make A gl amor girl out of A waxy flower, A femme fatale out of failure. She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make A gl amor girl out of A waxy flower, A femme fatale outof failure.She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make A gl amor girl out of A waxy flower, A femme fatale outof failure.She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make A gl amor girl out of A waxy flower,A femme fataleoutof failure.She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it. You can make A gl amor girl out of A waxy flower,A femme fataleoutof failure.She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it.YOU CAN MAKE A GLAMOR GIRL OUT OF A WAXY FLOWER,A FEMME FATALE OUT OF FAILURE.She explains: "A mink coat is psychologic When a woman puts one on, she changes her personality to match She lives up to it.YOU CAN MAKE A GLAMOR GIRL OUT OF A WAXY FLOWER,A FEMME FATALE OUT OF FAILURE.She explains:" A scandalous implication indicated by this line of reasoning.Bette says solid husband are the best mink buyers—and the mink is for their wives. It's ways-a good investment,she said because nothing makesa man fail arts department at Los Angeles county fair, a hurry-up call was issued today by fair officials urging exhibitors to get their entry blanks in as soon as possible to avoid the last minute rush and confusion. The call is inspired by prospects for one of the most comprehensive displays of women's handwork in the history of the exposition. Already half the states and at least two foreign countries are represented among the 1671 competitive classifications. These classes cover practically the whole gamut of needlework, textiles, toys, amateur arts and crafts, antiques, weaving, woodcraft, decorated china, stenciled and painted fabrics and many other activities. On the Saturday and Sunday mentioned entries will be received at the domestic arts building from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. It is suggested that fragile articles be delivered by the exhibitor. Other articles can be sent to Los Angeles county fair at Pomona. Due to limited space no articles are being received merely for exhibition. From the large number of entries received to date it is interesting to note an apparent interest of interest in weaving, and knitted garments. The number of novelty dolls entered is noticeable as are the rugs of various makes. An exceptional display of antiques is assured, it is stated. Parents Discussion To be Held at Los Alamitos Station On Thursday, Sept. 4, at 7:30 p.m., at the naval reserve training center, Los Alamitos, there will be a second meeting for parents. From the interest shown in the new military laws, at the last meeting, this second meeting will be a lively affair. The main thought in the meeting will bring out the advantages of planning a military career to fit future professional requirements. Parents have begun to take an active interest in the affairs of their young men, particularly as length of service for a 17-year-old is just about half his present age (8 years). All parents are welcome. Calendar (From This Month In Anaheim) TONIGHT Sea Scouts—7:00 p.m. meet at Investment in Youth Bldg. Meeting followed by activity at Sea Scouts base at 1335 Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Visitors welcome. BPO Elks No. 1345—9:00 p.m. Elks club. TOMORROW Anaheim Reality Board Breakfast— vases by one of California's best known artists, Ben Messick, who has been referred to as the "American Daumier" for his wonderful portrayals of American types. Born in a log cabin in the Ozarks he is truly a "son of the soil." His father had a small country store and it was here says Ben, "At my father's store I learned much of what I know about human nature. The place was rich in character." During World War I, when barley out of knee pants, he left home,lied about his age at the nearest recruiting station (he was then 6 feet tall) shipped his clothes back to his bewildered parents and within 24 hours was enroute to what he expected would be a truly thrilling adventure. Instead the war-crazed battlefront of Europe proved a terrifying experience. But it endowed in Ben an uncommon sympathy and compassion for his fellow man. These are the characteristics which seem to be woven into the paint pattern of every Messick canvas. There is grandeur even in the face of the hardened trollop, dignity in the features of the downtrodden man. Messick paints the souls of his subjects. His famous canvas "The Soul Savers," a painting of the famous old Los Angeles Plaza proves this. He has had almost 50 one man shows throughout America from Coast to Coast. He has been on the faculty of Chouinard Art Institute as well as the San Diego School of Arts and Crafts at La Jolla. Recently he established his residence in Long Beach. He has exhibited in the U.S. National Museum-Smithsonian Institute and Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Museum, National Academy and Audubon Artists, New York; Carnegie Institute, Pittsburg; and many other Eastern Galleries as well as practically every Gallery on the Pacific Coast. In the Lower Gallery there will be an exhibit of 40 canvases by George W. Coblentz, well known in Southern California for his work in several different fields of Art. A resident of Los Angeles since 1923, he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma, where he spent his boyhood. During his varied art career, Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios, as well as other studios, has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers and has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico. Active in Southern California Art circles, Coblentz is a memoir personality to make her changing before your eyes. According to Bette, you can think mink or you can think rhinotit. If you're satisfied with rhinotit, then rabbit is what you get. If you set your sights on mink you're a gal who will go places. No scandalous implications are indicated by this line of reasoning. Bette says solid husband and the best mink buyers—and the mink is for their wives. It's ways a good investment, she said because nothing makes a man more prosperous than to show a mink coated wife. And if feels prosperous, he puts some extra effort into being prosperous. Bette, who started out designing dresses in Paris and progressed to designing furs for the Fifth avenue firm of Bernham-Stieber advises women to bring their hair bands along when shopping for new fur coat, because— "Once he's made a plunge and got used to the idea of buying fur coat, a man always wants his best. And he'll keep his wig from making the common mistake of buying an unflattering coat jacket because it's the fashion." Choose a style that is flatting to you," she adds. "Be sure the coat is correct proportioned. If you're smiling don't bury yourself in a coat without-size collar and cuffs. If you have a big bust, stay away from full sleeves. If you're short, choose a coat with the skins worn on horizontal lines. And ensure the color of the fur is flattering to your skin and hair." "Today the wide range of mutations makes it possible to get mink coat to match any color of hair from blonde to red-heart from jet to silver." artist members, John Hilton, will have a one man show of his designs. John Hilton is not only an outstanding artist, but also writer and illustrator of books and magazine articles on Desert and Mexican subjects, which have peared in the Desert Magazine Saturday Evening Post and many others. Born in Carrington, North Dakota he spent his early childhood in China with his missionary partners. In 1931 he came to the desert and established a curio business finance his early painting and writing attempts. Since his first one man show held in Palm Springs Desert Inn, he has had some 20 odd others, as well exhibiting in many major exhibitions throughout the country. In his paintings he portrays canvas the moods of the desert all its mystery, fascination and lovely color, from dawn to moondown Calendar (From This Month In Anaheim) TONIGHT Sea Scouts—7:00 p.m. meet at Investment in Youth Bldg. Meeting followed by activity at Sea Scouts base at 1335 Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Visitors welcome. BPO Elks No. 1345—8:00 p.m. Elks club. TOMORROW Anaheim Reality Board Breakfast—8:00 a.m. Twin Pines Cafe. Anaheim Fusileers—1:00 p.m. Chungking Cafe. Optimist Club—7:00 p.m. at Boy's Clubhouse. Iketties—7:00 p.m. Investment in Youth Bldg. 20-30 Club—7:00 p.m. Lum's Cafe. EL TORO (UP)—Marine Capt. H. E. Roland, Santa Ana, climbed out, unhurt yesterday, after he landed his plane in a farm field. As he walked away, the plane exploded and burned. The marine air base here said Capt. Roland had engine trouble while on a routine training mission. During his varied art career, Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios, as well as other studios, has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers and has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico. Active in Southern California Art circles, Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters and Sculptors, Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations. Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Laguna, and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles. His paintings include landscapes, marines and also animal studies. He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico. In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art. A resident of Los Angeles since 1923, he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma, where he spent his boyhood. During his varied art career, Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios, as well as other studios, has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers and has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico. Active in Southern California Art circles, Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters and Sculptors, Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations. Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Laguna, and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles. His paintings include landscapes, marines and also animal studies. He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico. In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art. A resident of Los Angeles since 1923, he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma, where he spent his boyhood. During his varied art career, Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios, as well as other studios, has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers and has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico. Active in Southern California Art circles, Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters and Sculptors, Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations. Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Laguna, and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles. His paintings include landscapes, marines and also animal studies. He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico. In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art. A resident of Los Angeles since 1923, he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma, where he spent his boyhood. During his varied art career, Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios, as well as other studios, has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers and has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico. Active in Southern California Art circles, Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters and Sculptors, Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations. Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Laguna, and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles. His paintings include landscapes, marines and also animal studies. He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico. In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art. A resident of Los Angeles since 1923, he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma, where he spent his boyhood. During his varied art career, Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios, as well as other studios, has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers and has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico. Active in Southern California Art circles, Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters and Sculptors, Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations. Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Laguna, and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles. His paintings include landscapes, marines and also animal studies. He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico. In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art. A resident of Los Angeles since 1923, he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma, where he spent his boyhood. During his varied art career, Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios, as well as other studios, has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers and has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico. Active in Southern California Art circles, Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters and Sculptors, Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations. Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Laguna, and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles. His paintings include landscapes, marines and also animal studies. He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico. In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art. A resident of Los Angeles since 1923, he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma, where he spent his boyhood. During his varied art career, Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios, as well as other studios, has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers and has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico. Active in Southern California Art circles, Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters and Sculptors, Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations. Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Laguna, and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles. His paintings include landscapes, marines and also animal studies. He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico. In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art. A resident of Los Angeles since 1923, he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma, where he spent his boyhood. During his varied art career, Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios, as well as other studios, has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers and has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico. Active in Southern California Art circles, Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters and Sculptors, Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations. Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Laguna, and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles. His paintings include landscapes, marines and also animal studies. He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico. In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art. A resident of Los Angeles since 1923，he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma，where he spent his boyhood. During his varied art career，Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios，as well as other studios，has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers和has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico. Active in Southern California Art circles，Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters和Sculptors，Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations. Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose，Oakland，San Francisco，Long Beach，Los Angeles，Laguna,and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles.His paintings include landscapes，marines and also animal studies.He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico.In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art.A resident of Los Angeles since 1923，he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma，where he spent his boyhood. During his varied art career，Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios，as well as other studios，has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers和has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico.Active in Southern California Art circles，Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters和Sculptors，Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations.Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose，Oakland，San Francisco，Long Beach，Los Angeles,Laguna,and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles.His paintings include landscapes，marines and also animal studies.He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico.In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art.A resident of Los Angeles since 1923，he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma，where he spent his boyhood.During his varied art career，Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios，as well as other studios，has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers和has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico.Active in Southern California Art circles，Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters和Sculptors，Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations.Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose，Oakland，San Francisco，长 Beach，Los Angeles,Laguna,and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles.His paintings include landscapes，marines and also animal studies.He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico.In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art.A resident of Los Angeles since 1923，he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma，where he spent his boyhood.During his varied art career，Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios，as well as other studios，has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers和has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico.Active in Southern California Art circles，Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters和Sculptors，Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations.Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose，Oakland，San Francisco，长 Beach，Los Angeles,Laguna,and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles.His paintings include landscapes，marines and also animal studies.He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico.In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art.A resident of Los Angeles since 1923，he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma，where he spent his boyhood.During his varied art career，Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios，as well as other studios，has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers和has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico.Active in Southern California Art circles，Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters和Sculptors，Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations.Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose，Oakland，San Francisco，长 Beach，Los Angeles,Laguna,and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles.His paintings include landscapes，marines and also animal studies.He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico.In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art.A resident of Los Angeles since 1923，he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma，where he spent his boyhood.During his varied art career，Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios，as well as other studios，has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers和has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico.Active in Southern California Art circles，Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters和Sculptors，Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations.Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose，Oakland，San Francisco，长 Beach，Los Angeles,Laguna,and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles.His paintings include landscapes，marines and also animal studies.He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico.In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art.A resident of Los Angeles since 1923，he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma，where he spent his boyhood.During his varied art career，Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios，as well as other studios，has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers和has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico.Active in Southern California Art circles，Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters和Sculptors，Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations.Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose，Oakland，San Francisco，长 Beach，Los Angeles,Laguna,and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles.His paintings include landscapes，marines and also animal studies.He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico.In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art.A resident of Los Angeles since 1923，he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma，where he spent his boyhood.During his varied art career，Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios，as well as other studios，has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers和has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico.Active in Southern California Art circles，Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters和Sculptors，Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations.Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose，Oakland，San Francisco，长 Beach，Los Angeles,Laguna,and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw in Los Angeles.His paintings include landscapes，marines and also animal studies.He has painted throughout the entire Coast from Washington to Mexico.In Moulton Hall the third of our work in several different fields of Art.A resident of Los Angeles since 1923，he began his art career as a youth in Tacoma，where he spent his boyhood.During his varied art career，Coblentz has spent many years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture studios，as well as other studios，has done feature cartooning for metropolitan newspapers和has worked as an artist in Europe and Mexico.Active in Southern California Art circles，Coblentz is a member of Los Angeles Painters和Sculptors，Junior Past President of the Southwest Art Club as well as many other art organizations.Coblentz has had one man shows in San Jose，Oakland，San Francisco，长 Beach，Los Angeles,Laguna,and recently at Tacoma and the Broadway Crenshaw在Los Angeles.His paintings include landscapes、marines和also animal studies.Getting around here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver and bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver and bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver and bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guildery and give a demonstration of his method of painting which is the palette knife technique sometimein September. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver and bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver and bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver and bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guildery and give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver and bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver and bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver and bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guildery and give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver and bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver and bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver and bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guildery and give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver and bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver and bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver and bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guildery and give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver and bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver and bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver and bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guildery and give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver和 bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guildery和 give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver和 bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guilderyand give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver和 bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guilderyand give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver和 bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guilderyand give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver和 bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guilderyand give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver和 bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guilderyand give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver和 bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guilderyand give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this year officials arenouncing here today!They are: Sunny Maid Farms,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Sunny Crest Dairy Westminster Silver和 bronze medal;Excellence Creamery Co.Ltd.,Santa Ana Two silver和 bronze medal.Needs tourist attraction.Best plans to make it an annual affair.Mr Hilton is going to appear at Guilderyand give a demonstrationofhis methodof paintingwhichisthepaletteknifetechnique sometimeinSeptember. County Dairies Win Fair Awards SACRAMMENTO (CNS)—Thru exhibits from Orange county took six awardsin milk,a cream judging atthe California State Fair this Interests of the Business Course Press Women's Editor is a girl's best friend, says Tokeva, who designs fabuurs for the upper crust. Blonde, blue-eyed and believed a mink coat can glamor girl out of a walla femme fatale out of a She explains: Mink coat is psychological. 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Barbecue Equipment The nearer the barbecue is to the house, the more it will probably be used because equipment does not have to be lugged so far, and the kitchen is handy to supply the extras that help to make the outdoor barbecue a success. Portable barbecues are gaining in favor since they can be wheeled about as occasion demands. Best bet is to suit your own family tastes and requirements. Before working out something really elaborate, better be sure of what you really want and need. Besides an arrangement for the fire itself, you will need some sort of a grill, a surface to set the un-cooked food upon, space to serve up the cooked food and provision for platters, seasonings, long handled fork and the like. Food is fun in the fresh air when there is a comfortable seating arrangement. Some method of combating flies and bugs is also advisable. Small insect bombs and specially designed candles as well as fly traps and sprays are effective. If yours is a picnicking family your picnic equipment will help And showmanship has a definite place at the barbecue. Have the salad ingredients ready, then combine them with your favorite dressing at the table in full view of everyone. The sound and aroma of steaks gizzling on the grill is an irresistible lure. By all means, have the guests assembled nearby when you put the steaks on to cook. Roast potatoes, foil wrapped, in the coals. Grill peach halves, bananas or slices of pineapple to garnish the meat. Have a pot of barbecue sauce simmering somewhere to point up the flavor of hamburgers and hot dogs and chops. If you can't devise some sort of a bread warmer at the barbecue, bring it hot from the kitchen oven along with the casserole dish of macaroni and cheese, Spanish beans, or scalloped potatoes that goes a long way toward rounding out the meal. Barbecued Egg Plant Peel and slice one large egg plant into thick slices. Crush a clove of garlic and add it with two teaspoons of salt to one fourth cup of salad oil. Add a pinch of orange, if you have it, and several teaspoons of red wine vinegar. Paint the slices of eggplant with this mixture and grill slowly over the glowing coals until tender and browned. Steak and Onions The way you like your steak is up to you. Do choose a good one, as thick as your pocketbook permits, and let it come to room temperature before cooking. We like our rubbed with olive oil in which a clove of garlic has been soaked for 24 hours. We baste ed skewers. A variety chunks of meat, fish and bles may be impaled on or be broiled over the chafed For example, dip greens in butter flavored garlic. String on skins a grill, a surface to set the uncooked food upon, space to serve up the cooked food and provision for platters, seasonings, long handled fork and the like. Food is fun in the fresh air when there is a comfortable seating arrangement. Some method of combating flies and bugs is also advisable. Small insect bombs and specially designed candles as well as fly traps and sprays are effective. If yours is a picnicking family your picnic equipment will help to outfit the barbecue. Gay tablecloths, plastic dishes, stainless steel knives and forks, and a king size coffee pot have come to be standard barbecue equipment. The number of special gadgets you have depends on your pocketbook and the generosity of your friends. If you serve steaks often by all means have sharp knives handy. Corn dishes and corn holders which stick into the ends of roasting ears are fun to use. Special skewers are needed for shisk-kabobs. The chef will appreciate a big skillet, a long handled turner, thick potholders, a roomy apron and possibly a pair of quilted mittens to protect his hands from the heat. It Has to be Good Anyone who attends a barbecue expects the food to be out of this world. Luckily eating out of doors whets the appetite that even ordinary foods usually taste extraordinarily good. This brings up the fact that people also eat much more at a barbecue than they would otherwise, so plan accordingly. To have barbecue food truly delicious, it must be cooked to perfection and the hot food served sizzling hot and the cold foods icy cold. This calls for cooperation from various members of the family as one person cannot possibly do the job single-handed. The best idea is to plan a very simple menu which includes only three or four items so that each will get the attention it deserves. Have a cold drink or cups of hot soup ready when the guests arrive and a bowl or two of goodies to nibble on and they won't mind waiting for the main part of the meal to cook to perfection. Bob Geier to Publicize Prop. 3 Campaign Robert A. Geier, Santa Ana publicity man and aviation columnist, has been placed in charge of the Orange county campaign Bob Geier to Publicize Prop. 3 Campaign Robert A. Geier, Santa Ana publicity man and aviation columnist, has been placed in charge of the Orange county campaign to obtain yes votes on proposition 3 in the November election, according to an announcement by W. B. Ross and Associates, Los Angeles advertising firm. Proposition 3 seeks to have added to the present law which exempts colleges, churches and hospitals a 66 word statement which will bring property which is used exclusively for school purposes by non-profit institutions within the meaning of the law. "California, like other states," said Geier, "rightfully requires that every child receive an education and therefore must provide the schools. It is no more than fair that the small church and charity supported elementary and high schools which are built at no cost to the taxpayers, should be allowed the same freedom from taxation that is now enjoyed by the large colleges in our state and by schools in every other state in the union." In educating over 180,000 children annually," continued Geier. "These schools save the taxpayers of the state over $40,000,000 every year, in addition to the actual cost of construction. As against this, the total tax exemption for the state would amount to less than three quarters of a million dollars! about the cost of a candy bar to each person in the state per year." He pointed out that a yes vote will sustain the actions of the state legislature and governor when they voted 108 to 3 in favor of the exemption. Geier maintains an office in the Ramona building in Santa Ana from which the campaign will be conducted. Radio Writers Said Spreading Red Propaganda WASHINGTON (AP)—A Senate subcommittee report said today that pro-Communist script writers are spreading "subtle" propaganda over the nation's radio and television airwaves. "The thing is subtle," the report on the Senate Internal Security subcommittee quoted script writer Ruth Adams Knight as testifying at closed door hearings. Miss Knight, denouncing Communists and communism, said pro-Communist script writers stop short of "laying down the party line" in their program scripts, but skillfully weave into them "a constant derision of the capitalistic system." They aim, she said, at "the simple people who listen to the radio, who would turn off outright Communist propaganda." WASHINGTON (AP)—Secretary of the Interior Chapman today announced the finding of varying amounts of the secondary uranium mineral zeunerite on the Seward Peninsula in Alaska, just across the 36-mile-wide Bering Strait from Russian Siberia. Geological survey officials said such secondary uranium minerals could be used as a source for uranium for atomic bombs. Chapman said the finds were made by the Alaskan geology branch of the geological survey in investigations on behalf of the Atomic Energy commission. Markets CITRUS The Federal State Market News Service reported today oranges, lemons and grapefruit steady, prices unchanged. Runkist Growers, Inc. reported today all auction markets California oranges were about unchanged. Representative prices by size: Sunkief, first grade—126s 7.58; 150s 6.79; 170s 6.55; 200s 6.00; 220s 5.19; 252s 4.58; 288s 4.22; 346s 3.62; choice, second grade—128s 6.05; 150s 5.49; 170s 5.51; 200s 4.81; 220s 4.22; 252s 3.94; 288s 3.62. EGGS Receipts 10,346 cases; wholesale prices unchanged—Min. 40 per cent AA-61; Min. 80 per cent A-63-64; Medium A. Min. 40 per cent AA-63-64; Min. 80 per cent A-63-64; Small A. Min. 80 per cent A-63-64; Candled graded to retailers in cases unchanged—Large AA-64-65; Medium AA-63-64; Large A-65-61; Medium AA-63-64; Small A-63-67. POULTRY Live poultry—broilers, 11%+2½ lbs 27-29; fryers, 2½+3 lbs 37-39; lbs 37-39; roosters over 4 lbs 18-19; It type 4 lbs up 19-21, cross lbs up 21-28, hvy type all lbs up 28-29; rabbits, at rachis, white tryers, 4+8 lbs mice, lots 24-36, commercially grown 20-28. NEW YORK (AP)—Some $875,000 Americans—more than ever before in the history of the nation—belonged to a church or other religious body at the end of 1951, says the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA. The council reported yesterday. WEST HAVEN, Conn. (AP)—It was news to Leonard Alogna, and it was news to the local fire department—but there was his house burned down to the cellar and still smoldering. Alogna said that was the way he found his house when he returned from Boston yesterday. He hastened to get police and firemen, but all they could do was wet the ruins down. Police said they could not find any one "who even smelled smoke." The Alogna home is in an isolated neighborhood. It has been unoccupied during remodeling. Anaheim Woman Hurt Slightly In Accident Mrs. Euhice Henry, 47, 528 S. Palm st., Anaheim, received minor injuries Sunday when a car driven by John M. Henry, 47, of the Palm st. address, collided with a car driven by Elsa Helen Dresser, 69, of Orange. The accident took place at the intersection of Highway 101 and Chapman ave., near the County hospital, south of Anaheim. Four were injured, three seriously when cars driven by Mrs. Caroline Chung, 38, of Costa Means, and Miss Helen S. Randall, 55, of Corona del Mar, collided yesterday afternoon at the junction of Highway 18 and Highway 55 at Olive. Injured seriously were the two drivers, and Mrs. Margaret Dyon, 55, of Santa Ana, Mrs. Betty Maudlin, 29, of Santa Ana, received minor injuries. The four women were taken to St. Joseph hospital in Orange. With 1ST CORPS ,Korea (AP)—An Army carrier pigeon returned recently to the 1st Corps signal battalion—in a box. The pigeon named Joe, was missing for 10 days after a training flight. Soldiers at a forward division found him sitting on the ground, lost and bewildered. They boxed him up and sent him back by truck. CAMERAS At Prices to Fit Any Purse SPEARS & Photo Supply 117 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone: 7328 ed skewers. A variety of small chunks of meat, fish and vegetables may be impaled on these to be broiled over the charcoal. For example, dip green jumbo shrimps in butter flavored with garlic. String on skewers and turn over charcoal for about five minutes until done through. Alternate squares of fish and bacon on the skewers and grill over the glowing coals until ready to eat. Using meat as the basis of shiskabob, you might hand a skewer to each guest and let him make up his own combination. Provide a combination of the following: chucks of lamb, veal, beef or chicken, chicken livers, mushrooms, bacon, green pepper, onions, tomatoes. For lip-smacking flavor, marinate the meat ahead of time in oil seasoned with garlic, vinegar, pepper and poultry seasoning, or marinate in barbecue sauce. New Cologne Sticks by YARDLEY Choose your favorite fragrance — delightful "Bond Street" ... exotic Lotus ... light-hearted Lavender — to carry with you wherever you go "Bond Street" Cologne Stick $1.50. Lotus Cologne Stick $1.50. English Lavender Stick $1.75. All prices plus tax. JACKSON DRUG CO. 237 E. Center - Anaheim JACKSON DRUG CO. 237 E. Center - Anaheim Tardley products for America are created in England and finished in the U.S.A. from the original English formulas, combining imported and domestic ingredients. It's big in your life...small in your budget! Mind if we take a moment to discuss our share in your household budget? 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