anaheim-gazette 1953-03-26

Commander Erwin E. Smith Retires After 36 Years of Service to U.S. Commander Erwin E. Smith, who resides at 11111 E. Cerritos in Anaheim, has recently been retired from the armed services after 36 years. Until his retirement, Commander Smith was actively associated with naval reserve surface division 11-5 at the naval training center at Los Alamitos, where he supervised seamanship and quartermaster classes. His career at sea began in 1908 when at the age of 15 he went to sea as an apprentice with the merchant marine. He has served with the U. S. revenue cutter service (later called the U. S. coast guard) and in 1916, the commander joined the U. S. naval reserve force which had just been formed, and what is now the present U. S. naval reserve. Commander Smith served in World War I as chief quartermaster with the Atlantic forces, and in World War II as a lieutenant (Jg). He assumed command of the U. S. S. Chalcedony in 1942—he had been the master of this same ship for ten years while in the merchant marine. During the second world war, Commander Smith commanded the U. S. S. San Bernardino in which he established weather station Able off Kiska. He took part in the landings at Peleliu in the West Carolines, and participated in the initial occupation of Japan. In 1949 the commander was released to inactive duty at which time he returned to the west coast and there became the master of a large seagoing yacht. Assembly Bill To Give Vets Safeway to Buy Orange Show Packing Output Safeway Stores, Inc., whose purchases of California citrus fruits run into the millions of dollars yearly, will buy a carload a day of the output of the National Orange show's model packing plant for sale in Safeway Stores throughout Southern California. The top quality oranges grown in the orchards of Interior Southern California where are produced the world's finest navels, will be sold in local Safeway Stores daily during the 11 day run of the famed citrus exposition, March 19 through March 29, E. L. Morgan, president of the National Orange show announced yesterday. The National Orange show operates its model plant as an exhibit to demonstrate the steps in the processing of oranges for the market. Equipped by the Food Machinery and Chemical Corp. Kwiksetters Participate In Benefits Employees of Kwikset Locks, Inc., this week participated in three of the company's employee benefits which are in addition to the regular wages of the personnel. (1) Cash profit sharing checks have been distributed to all employees who were on the job at Kwikset all or part of the last LEAVE IT TO RITZ" has become the slogan of many satisfied housewives who have learned that their DRY CLEANING PROBLEMS for the entire family are solved when they .. "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" We Specialize in Dry Cleaning $307 E. CENTER ANAHEIM $289 We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County. Renovating—Re-Ticking. West Carolines, and participated in the initial occupation of Japan. In 1949 the commander was released to inactive duty at which time he returned to the west coast and there became the master of a large seagoing yacht. Assembly Bill To Give Vets Free Licenses SACRAMENTO, - (CNS) - Totally disabled veterans in California will get free hunting and fishing licenses if a bill passed by the assembly becomes law. Glenn E. Coolidge of Santa Cruz county, author of the bill (AB 922), told members of the lower house there are between ten and eleven thousand veterans in the state who fall in the totally disabled category. He estimated that, if the ratio of fish and game licenses to the state's total population held true, about 1,000 veterans would get free licenses. He argued the State could well afford the gesture. SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY DEEP FRY FISH DINNER Includes fruit cocktail or soup, salad, hot rolls, French fries, and drink. at HADLEY'S RESTAURANT and BAKERY CORNER LOS ANGELES and CENTER—ANAHEIM Open Daily 5:30 A.M. to 8 P.M.—Fridays 'til 10 P.M. ONLY 85c The Kwikset pension trust is a retirement plan for Kwiksetters when they reach age 65. Kwikset puts aside funds so that each Kwiksetter with 25 years service will continue to receive a sum of money equal to 25 per cent of his salary when he retires. For shorter service before reaching 65, less pensions are paid. Employees become eligible after a year's service at Kwikset. In addition the plan pays death benefits to beneficiaries in the event of the Kwiksetter's death. The deferred profit sharing plan is in addition to the pension and cash profit sharing programs. It provides that a portion of the company's profit will be set aside each year to accumulate in an annuity for an employee until he reaches retirement age. Employees become eligible after a year's service. This plan also provides death benefits. A recently developed telephone lineman's wrench has two openings at each end, enabling it to adjust four different dimensions of nuts. Most wrenches of this type will handle only two sizes. ON EASY PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $1.00 PER WEEK ON MOST ITEMS ...for HIM ...for HER Easter GIFTS AS LOW AS $1.00 PER WEEK ON MOST ITEMS ...for HIM WATCHES GRUEN BULOVA ELGIN And All Standard Makes $19 95 up ...for HER RINGS DIAMOND RINGS AND SETS NEW SPRING STYLES $40 00 and up LIGHTERS RONSON ZIPPO For Men and Ladies $5 00 and up WATCHES IN ALL STANDARD MAKES New Shock-Proof and Dust Resistant $33 75 up RINGS DIAMOND EMBLEM SIGNET BIRTHSTONE $15 00 up RELIGIOUS JEWELRY ROSARIES CROSSES MEDALS $1 00 up 108 W. CENTER ANAHEIM HARTFIELD — JEWELERS — Phone Anaheim 2085 “THE HOUSE OF FRIENDLY CREDIT” way to Buy Orange Show Making Output Day Stores, Inc., whose sales of California citrus into the millions of dolly, will buy a carload of the output of the National show's model packing or sale in Safeway Stores out Southern California. Top quality oranges grown on chards of Interior South-fornia where are produced world's finest navels, will be local Safeway Stores daily the 11 day run of the famed exposition, March 19 March 29, E. L. Morgan, of the National Orange announced yesterday. National Orange show opens model plant as an experimentate the steps in pressing of oranges for the Equipped by the Food and Chemical Corp. iksetters Participate Benefits Yees' of Kwikset Locks, is week participated in the company's employee which are in addition toolar wages of the personash profit sharing checks distributed to all em-who were on the job atall or part of the last Rudolph Ramirez At Long Beach PACIFIC RESERVE FLEET (FHTNC)—Rudolph C. Ramirez personnel man third class, U.S.N. BUYER—W. C. Enterline, Jr., Safeway stores buyer, (left) receives from E. L. Morgan, president of the National Orange Show, the first box of top quality navel oranges packed in the model packing plant at the show in San Bernardino. Donella Dooley, Queen of the Orange Show, seems pleased over the fact that Safeway is buying a carload of the show oranges daily from March 19 through March 29 for sale in Safeway stores throughout Southern California. Given Award PACIFIC FLEET (FHTNC) — John W. Cleveland, Jr., torpedoman's mate third class, USN, son of Mrs. Gale Cleveland of 509 W. Chestnut st., Anaheim, Calif., serving aboard the submarine USS Redfish here, has recently been authorized to wear the coveted 'Silver Dolphins' of the qualified submariner. Given Award PACIFIC FLEET (FHTNC) — John W. Cleveland, Jr., torpedo-man's mate third class, USN, son of Mrs. Gale Cleveland of 509 W. Chestnut st., Anaheim, Calif., serving aboard the submarine USS Redfish here, has recently been authorized to wear the coveted 'Silver Dolphins' of the qualified submariner. Meat for Y LIPTON'S 2 ONION SOUP FOR 31¢ LIPTON'S ½ lb. BOX BLACK TEA 68¢ LIPTON'S 16 COUNT PKG. TEA BAGS 21¢ ARMOUR'S TREET 45¢ ARMOUR'S 12 oz. CAN CORNED BEEF 49¢ ARMOUR'S 12 oz. CAN CHOPPED HAM 54¢ UNDERWOOD 2% OZ. CAN DEVILED HAM 19¢ SUNKIST HOMOGENIZED PINT ORANGE JUICE 25¢ POUND CAR CRISCO 32¢ VERNELL'S 7 OZ. PKG. 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