anaheim-gazette 1952-11-20

ANOTHER MAPLE ROOM—In the large room pictured above, just to the left of the entrance of the Smith-Reaf-Snyder Co. store, Colonial maple and provincial bedroom and dining room and dinette furniture is displayed. The two-room display of these popular types of furniture was originated and planned by Wayne Reafsnyder, one of the partners in the company, and out under his direction. Deplanned to permit showing most like the rooms in which An open house inaugurating from 2 to 8 p.m. tomorrow. DREW PEARSON ANOTHER MAPLE ROOM—In the large room pictured above, just to the left of the entrance of the Smith-Reaf-Snyder Co. store, Colonial maple and provincial bedroom and dining room and dinette furniture is displayed. The two-room display of these popular types of furniture was originated and planned by Wayne Reafsnyder, one of the DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON — General Eisenhower has received two invitations to visit Latin America and is considering the possibility of making a good-neighbor trip there before his inauguration Jan. 20. The two invitations are from Mexico and Chile, both among the few remaining democracies in the western hemisphere. Though Chile is now under the presidency of General Ibanez, he was elected in a free election and has shown no tendencies toward dictatorship. Though he staged an anti-U. S.A. campaign to get elected, the Eisenhower trip would help to malt Ibanez's frigidity. If Eisenhower makes the pilgrimage, he would follow in the footsteps of Herbert Hoover who made a good will tour of Latin America between the period of his election and inauguration. Some of Ike's advisers urge that since Latin Americans generally hoped Stevenson would be elected, he should go; thus dispelling Latin-American predictions of a return to isolationist imperialism under the Republicans. Friction Among Democrats Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas will be the new leader of senate Democrats all right, but some Democratic senators aren't at all happy about it. They figure that "Lyn'-down," as he is nicknamed, will follow a pro-Republican line and there won't be much democratic opposition to GOP policies. What Senator Johnson did to ensure his election was to start a telephone barrage the day after election to line up votes for himself. When freshmen senators such as "Scoop" Jackson of Washington and Mike Mansfield of Montana were pressured by Lyndon there wasn't much they could say except that they would support him. Later, Mansfield was asked by an older southern senator why he had been stamped into endorsing Johnson. The new senator from Montana didn't have much of an answer. "Don't you think it's healthy to have Texans leading the party in both houses of congress—Sam partners in the company, and out under his direction. Deplanned to permit showing most like the rooms in which An open house inaugurating from 2 to 8 p.m. tomorrow." Later, Mansfield was asked by an older southern senator why he had been stamped into endorsing Johnson. The new senator from Montana didn't have much of an answer. "Don't you think it's healthy to have Texans leading the party in both houses of congress—Sam Rayburn in the house and Johnson in the senate?" Mansfield was asked. "I thought Lyndon was Sam Rayburn's boy," Mansfield replied. "And if there's anything I can ever do to repay Rayburn for the favors he's done me, I'd like to do it." Senators Paul Douglas of Illinois, Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota and Guy Gillette of Iowa tried to organize opposition to Johnson with Gillette urging Senator Lister Hill of Alabama to become minority leader. Senator Pastore of Rhode Island also urged Senator Clements of Kentucky to serve. When Senator Fulbright of Arkansas sounded out Lester Hill, however, the Alabama solon replied: "No, sir, I had enough of being senate leader. If Lyndon wants that job let him have it. "I don't know but what he's making an awful mistake, though," philosophized Hill. "He's up for re-election two years from now and look what's happened to McFarland in Arizona and what happened to Scott Lucas in Illinois. "Every Democratic leader of the senate of late has been defeated. And it's bound to happen again. For the man who's senate leader just hasn't got the time to give to his own state. So folks back home turn him out when his term is up. "No, sir," concluded Hill. "If Lyndon wants that job let him have it." Truman and Adlai It isn't supposed to be known, but Gov. Stevenson will come to Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER ... As he thinketh in his heart so is he.—Prov. 23:7. LINES-O-TYPE — Alvin Rocknor is now one the Sheriff Eugene Biscaillus detective sergeants working out of the Firestone substation. The fellow you knew as a vegetable stand operator when he worked his way through school takes an active part in the Native Sons of the Golden West affairs. The former Anaheimer is a frequent Anaheim visitor. Max Wilson, another lad whom you might have known, is a sea-going hombre now. He is a tanker officer and sails the seven seas. During World war II he was on duty of a ship ... Bob Wilson now established in Whittier. A time he was Bob Wurgle right - hand man ... Hank (Skeets) Gregg is getting ready to make a baseball comeback. Turned down a $500-a-month once-a-week pitching job due Nogales way to give his arrival chance to come back ... La Kirchman transferred to San Ana college so he can run forent John Ward. The Anaheimer spells the difference between good Santana team and a good llywood catcher who made a lot friends during his brief stay Anaheim, is selling Packard Pasadena ... That reminds Vic Ruedy will soon be getting La Palma stadium turf in shine now that the football season almost petered out. QUERY—What's the difference between management and lab None, really; they both work get paid. When you bring in the turk You'll be Best Wishes for Continued Success to ... SMITH - REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. SCHAEFFLER PAINT and WALL PAPER 120 N. Los Angeles Street HEIM PHONE 2469 BANK of AMERICA 1953 Christmas Club now open! CRANBERRY SAUCE Ocean Spray. Whole or strained. 2 16-oz. cans 35¢ FRUIT COCKTAIL Libby brand. 30-oz. can 29¢ 17-oz. can 19¢ PUMPKIN Del Monte, Libby. Fancy quality. Makes two pies. 2 29-oz. cans 25¢ MINCE MEAT Tropical brand, moist type, ready to use. 28-oz. jar 29¢ Curtsy "OVEN TO YOU" BAKERY SPECIAL 1953 Christmas Club now open! New England Style POUND CAKE "Down East" favorite baked the Curtsy "home ingredient" way! Regular 25¢ SPECIAL 25¢ FRESH CRANBIL Eastern grown ruby red fruit in Cello bag. Makes delicious sauce. POTATOES IDAHO RUSSETS U.S. 1 quality. Large size, in paper bags. 10 FRESH CELERY Utah type, crisp, green, tender. For salads, too. CRISP CARROTS Tops have been removed. Sweet, tender, flavorful. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., NOV. 20, 21, 22, 1952, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY B-3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1908 ANAHEIM; CALIFORNIA MEN WORKING — Peter J. Lehr, the jovial good - natured Anaheimer, is really an exception. Nothing seems to disturb him . . . Homer Hustaf is an Anaheimer who does an outstanding job: He's a gas tester for a major oil company refinery . . . Joe Abbott is a Kwiksetter with a big job. He is the man who coordinates production . . . Ted Shipkey, who was one of Walter Champ's all-Americans at Stanford, is handling the Fullerton end of the Shipkey and Pearson enterprise. Like Gerald (Tex) Oliver, he retired from big time coaching because of the headaches. Oliver is now a Compton school administrator and much happier than he ever was. CONTRIBUTED — Roses are red, violets are blue . . . Orchids cost good money . . . So here's a dandylion for you. TIME OUT—Y'know something, in times like these, Paul Demaree has a difficult job. Anaheim is indeed fortunate to have such an outstanding educator to head its hi school system. He understands youth and its problems . . . Bill Cook, Anahi's tennis playing music master, is another Anahelmer who is doing an outstanding job in behalf of Anaheim youth. Everybody loves a band, and especially kids love to be part of a good one . . . Bill Purdy is another educator who is entitled to all the praise. As principal of Valencia Hi he is one of northern Oranco's foremost educators. Old Val Valenzuela has a philosophical outlook on life. "You live to work," he said, shrugging his shoulders. "You don't like to work, but you're never happy unless you do" . . . That's just what Leo Fender always said. "There's so much to do and so little time to do it in." A really great person wants to accomplish something. Why is it that Walter Knott always gets bad weather when he has something big going on at his berry patch? ... In you bring in the turkey and all the trimmings... For Baking Mince Meat Borden's Moist Jar 28 oz. 35c Mince Meat Borden's Dry pkg. 9 oz. 17c Pie Mix Comstock 21 oz. 25c For the Turkey Ground Sage Crown Colony 1 oz. 21c Celery Salt Crown Colony 2 oz. 15c (Onion Salt, Garlic Salt or For Baking Mince Meat 28 oz. jar 35c Mince Meat 9 oz. pkg. 17c Pie Mix 21 oz. can 25c Cinch Cake Mix All 17 oz. savors pkg. 38c More Low Prices Mushrooms B & B Sliced 29c Mushrooms B & B Chopped 25c Sugar Belle Peas 17 oz. can 15c Golden Yams Royal Prince 30c Potatoes Trappey SWEET 30c Jell-well Gelatins or puddings 3 pkgs. 19c LARGE EGGS Cream O' the Crop Grade AA, Fresh des. 72¢ Butter Spring House First quality lb. 77¢ Thanksgiving Turkey You'll agree, we think, that the proof of the turkey is in the eating. And Safeway guarantees you perfect-eating turkey—a bird that will roast-up golden brown, tender, juicy and flavorful. How can we make this guarantee? Well, it's just this simple: Every turkey you'll find at Safeway has been raised under ideal conditions. You'll choose from favorite brands, all U.S. Government Grade A (or equivalent). Every turkey sold at Safeway must first pass a rigid government inspection for wholesomeness. For a real happy holiday...for the finest turkey available...Be sure, shop Safeway. Ducklings, geese and other selected holiday poultry also available. Safeway Guaranteed Meats LAMB ROAST SHOULDER SQUARE CUT U. S. Choice Lamb. No neck, no shank. Special value. LAMB CHOPS SHORT CUT RIB U. S. Choice Lamb. Excellent to broil. Special value. SLICED BACON ORADE B Popular brands, packed in heat-seal packages. LAMB CHOPS SHORT CUT RIB U. S. Choice Lamb. Excellent to broil. Special value. SLICED BACON ORADE B Popular brands, packed in heat-seal packages. SPARERIBS SMALL SIZE 3-LBS. & UNDER Cut from Eastern Grain-Fed. Delicious barbecued. FRESH CRANBERRIES Eastern grown ruby red fruit in Cella bag. Makes delicious sauce. IDAHO RUSSETTS 10 lbs. 45¢ per bags. RY EXCELLENT FOR DRESSING For salads, too. ROTS FRESHLY PULLED t, tender, flavorful. Corned Beef Baneless Brisket lb. 69c Whole Whiting Pan ready lb. 25c Ocean Perch Fillet lb. 39c Wieners Somerset Skinless Packed in Cello lb. 49c Beef Hearts Excellent to bake lb. 39c Lamb Breast To stew or bake lb. 15c CHUNK TUNA Star Kist brand. 6½-oz. can 25¢ For holiday salads. LARGE WALNUTS Diamond brand. 1-lb. bag 39¢ Red label pkg. RED KARO SYRUP Light syrup. For table use, cooking. 1½-lb. bottle 24¢ CAKE MIX Pillsbury. Golden, White or Chocolate. 17-oz. pkg. 36¢ SAFEWAY AREST SAFEWAY — • 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM