anaheim-gazette 1953-12-03

Visit in Barstow Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Borden and children, Joan and Trudy, of 821 N. Clementine spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Borden's parents. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone KE 5-3209 261 N. Lemon Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cunningham of Barstow. The Borden's returned in time to attend the Notre Dame-U. S. C. football game at the Los Angeles coliseum. Missing a Thanksgiving birthday by one day was the baby girl born on November 25 to Mr. and Mrs John Baker of 403 Hampshire street. The baby weighed 8 lbs, 7 oz., at birth and was born in Fullerton Cottage hospital. LET US BUILD IT! Nicholas South and SONS General Contractors RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Leonard E. South Marcus P. Bobth Ph. KE 5-4138 Pr. KE 5-4458 419 North East St. — Anaheim Editor Retires Willis H. Parker, advertising manager of Mutual Orange Distributors and editor and advertising manager of the cooperatives's magazine, Citrus Leaves, retired from active management of the department November 1, according to a recent announcement made by Robbins Russell, MOD general manager. He will serve in an advisory capacity until January 1. Parker joined MOD as advertising manager of Citrus Leaves in 1935 following several years of free lance writing for newspapers and magazines. In 1941 he was appointed editor of the magazine and held that position until his retirement. In 1945 he was appointed advertising manager of MOD and their former subsidiary company, Real Gold Citrus Products, at which time the advertising office was moved from the cooperative's headquarters in Redlands to Los Angeles. LOOK... How you can save money at SAFEWAY PORK & BEANS Van Camp's (16-oz., 2 cans 25c.) 30-oz. can FANCY PEA Green Giant. Big, sweet SUGAR BELLE ORANGE JUICE Highway. Natural or swipe GREEN BEAN Briargate Fancy Cut. FIG BARS JANE DENNIS Filled with Colimyrna figs. MARSHMALLOW How you can save money SAFEWAY PORK & BEANS Van Camp's. (16-oz., 2 cans 25c.) 30-oz. can 21¢ CATSUP DEL MONTE TOMATO Nationally known for flavor. 14-oz. bottle 14¢ TOMATOES GARDENSIDE BRAND Standard quality. Puree pack. 28-oz. can 15¢ LUNCHEON MEAT Rath's Black Hawk brand. 12-oz. can 42¢ KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR 3-lb. bag 51¢ 10-lb. bag 98¢ SHORTENING ROYAL SATIN 3-lb. can 81¢ 3-lb. can 87¢ (1-lb., 30c.) (1-lb., 32c.) WHOLE BEAN COFFEE AIRWAY 1-lb. bag 83£ 1-lb. bag 85£ (2-lbs., 1.64.) (2-lbs., 1.69.) SLENDER-WAY BREAD Skylark brand Standard Loaf 24¢ A pair and a spare of flawless, 51 gauge, 15 denier, Du-pont Nylon Hose now only $1.00 and Slender-Way bread wrapper. FULL DETAILS ON WRAPPER. SNO-WHITE SALT For water softeners. 50-lb. (½ grind.) 63¢ bag CHICKEN OF THE SEA CHUNK TUNA. 6½-oz. Green label. 30¢ BREAST O'CHICKEN CHUNK TUNA. 6½-oz. Green label. 30¢ SPAGHETTINI Mrs. Weber's 3-Minute. 2 12-oz. pkgs. 35¢ BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS Help support the fight against tuberculosis! THIS WEEK'S MEAT CHUCK ROAST From shoulder of U.S.D.A. Gov't graded CHOICE BEEF, fully trimmed. ROUND BONE lb. 42¢ T-BONE STEAK Tender, juicy. U.S.D.A. Gov't graded CHOICE beef. BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAKS GROUND BEEF TOPS IN QUALITY Selected beef ground and packed in Visking under State Inspection. As famous as Safeway steaks. CORNED BEEF With mild cure. Delicious hot or sliced cold. SLICED BACON Swift's Premium. Sealed package. 1-lb. pkg. 75¢ Sole Fillet Captain's Choice 45¢ Sliced Beef Liver 45¢ Beef Hearts To bake or stew 25¢ White Magic saves you 20¢ The Decam at Safewa ideas for f ing at Chri Get your ca today. STIL Caramel Iced Gold Ranc Layer Cake SPECIAL 35¢ CHICKEN OF THE SEA CHUNK TUNA Green label. BREAST O'CHICKEN CHUNK TUNA Green label. SPAGHETTINI Mrs. Weber's 3-Minute. LOG CABIN SYRUP 12-oz. bottle 28c 24-oz. bottle 53c SANDWICH SPREAD Lunch Box. Made with Mayonnaise. Pint jar 35c Quart jar 67c (8-oz. jar; 21c.) FRESH PRODUCE VALUES POTATOES 10 lbs. 35c U. S. No. 1 Idaho Russets. Packed in paper bag. GRAPEFRUIT 8 lbs. 39c Sweet, juicy Arizona. In mesh bag. FRESH DATES 3-lb. pkg. 75c Deglet Noor variety. Ready for shipping. BANANA SQUASH 3c Thick meats. Delicious baked. Top quality. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., DEC. 3, 4, 5, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. SAFEV YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMO For Retires H. Parker, advertising of Mutual Orange Disc and editor and advertiser of the cooperat-agazine, Citrus Leaves, from active management department November 1, to a recent announcement by Robbins Russell, general manager. He will en advisory capacity until joined MOD as advertiser of Citrus Leaves following several years of writing for newspapers magazines. In 1941 he was appo-员or of the magazine and position until his retire-1945 he was appointed manager of MOD and owner subsidiary company, Citrus Products, at the advertising office from the cooperative's ers in Redlands to Los 6 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1938 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 50 Years Ago Charles Schindler is plastering the premises formerly occupied by the post office and which is to be used by Chas. Federman as a gents' furnishing goods emporium. Mrs. C. E. Holcomb and Miss Dora Zeyn entertained the Mi-rcoles club yesterday at their home on Los Angeles street. Progressive euche was played and one enjoyable afternoon was spent at this popular home. Refreshments were served by the hostesses during the afternoon: The first prize, a water color picture was won by Mrs. Ahlborn. The second, a pot-ted plant, by Mrs. Arthur Lewis and the booby by Mrs. A. Nagel. Percy Bradford, son of A. S. Bradford, of Placentin, was shot in the ankle and foot by the accidental discharge of a gun in the hands of James Stafford on Sunday while the two boys were out hunting quall. Stafford carried his injured companion to a shady spot and hastened for aid. Telephone messages were sent to Drs. Freeman, Rich and Clark of Fullerton, who hurried to the side of the injured lad. Bradford was taken to the Fullerton hospital where 20 or more buckshot were taken from each foot. Yesterday the injured lad was reported doing well and no serious complications were feared. George Hagar made a business trip to Los Angeles this week. Chester Holcomb came up from Newport on Tuesday to re-stock his larder and attend to some matters of business. The family will return home this week. Articles of incorporation of the First United Presbyterian church in Santa Ana have been filed. Directors, A. McFadden, A. T. Oliver and A. F. McFadden. Red Cross to Hold Open House In behalf of the Board of Directors of the Anaheim chapter of the American Red Cross, Joe R Thompson, chapter chairman, extends to all residents of Anaheim area a cordial invitation to attend the Open House in the new Red Cross home, 418 N. West st., from thirteenth to eight o'clock, Sunday afternoon, Dec. 6. For the first time in its history, the Anaheim chapter has its own home. This open house affords local citizens the opportunity to express their gratitude and appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. John Dwyer who have made this generous gift for the betterment of our community. Junior Ebell Junior Ebell Calendar: Dec. 1: General meeting, Ebell clubhouse, 7:45 p.m. Program Mrs. Mary Meyer, gift buyer from Robinson's Hostesses: Mmes. Harold Rankin, chr., Kenneth Dougart, D. G. Caruthers, Stanley R. Comstock, John Crane, Charles Endicott, Robert Fowler, Frank R. Gulen, James Whieldon, Kennett Benson, and Misses Doris Grieve and Ruth Ann Tole. Dec. 8: Welfare Section, 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Harry Arnold, 639 N. Hawthorne. Don't forget gifts for Christmas stockings. Reservations by Dec. 7. KEYS-5-2947. Dec. 13: Buffet Dinner Dance Clock Country Club, 6:30 p.m. Reservation deadline Dec. 1.$3.30 per person. Dec. 15: Contract Bridge Sec Green Giant, Big, sweet. SUGAR BELLE PEAS 17 oz. can 19¢ ORANGE JUICE 17 oz. can 17¢ Highway, Natural or sweet. GREEN BEANS 16 oz. can 17¢ Briargate Fancy Cut. FIG BARS JANE ARDEN 1 lb. 33¢ Filled with Calmyma figs. MARSHMALLOWS 25¢ RACKERS 1 lb. 25¢ York Baker, Salted. (7 oz., 16c.) AB-O HOUSEHOLD CLEANSEER 14 oz. can 11¢ T FOOD 2 15 oz. can 19¢ Tuck. (6 oz. can, 5c.) K'S MEAT VALUES DAST SEVEN BONE 39¢ govern trimmed. ROUND BONE lb. 43¢) TEAK OR CLUB STEAK $1.09 graded CHOICE beef. lb. STEAKS U.S.D.A. CHOICE govern graded BEEF. lb. $1.19 BEEF TOPS IN QUALITY 39¢ packed in Visking under as Safeway steaks. BEEF BONELESS BRISKET lb. 49¢ hot or sliced cold. Family Circle The December issue, now on sale at Safeway, is chock full of new ideas for feasting and entertaining at Christmas. Get your copy today. STILL ONLY Caramel ked Gold Ranch Layer Cake SPECIAL 35¢ CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE YWCA, 321 North Pomona Street, Fullerton Sunday, 11:00 A.M. HAL DAVISSON CRAIN: Speaker SUBJECT: "YOUR POWER OF CREATION" DO IT YOURSELF! at Sateway, is check full of new ideas for feasting and entertaining at Christmas. Get your copy today. STILL ONLY Caramel Iced Gold Ranch Layer Cake SPECIAL 35¢ Holiday Chiffon Pie Quick, thrifty; light as a cloud! NO CRUST TO BAKE! Takes only 2 pkgs. of JELL-WELL Raspberry Gelatin 3 1/2 oz. pkg. 23¢ Vanilla Pudding 2 3½ oz. pkg. 13¢ EASY RECIPE AT SAFEWAY TIDE DETERGENT 19-oz. 29¢ . 47-oz. 71¢ PARADE DETERGENT 19-oz. 29¢ . 39-oz. 59¢ KLEENEX TISSUES Box of 2 for 33¢ (Box of 300, 2 for 49c.) QUICK ELASTIC STARCH 12-oz. 12¢ . 2-lb. 29¢ (LIQUID TYPE, quart bottle, 23c.) SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE YWCA, 321 North Pomona Street, Fullerton Sunday, 11:00 A.M. HAL DAVISSON CRAIN: Speaker SUBJECT: "YOUR POWER OF CREATION" DO IT YOURSELF! Remodel • Add On • Repaint • Reroof • Insulate • Fence Yourself In! REDWOOD FENCES Material to build 5 foot Redwood Board Fence. $115 PER LINEAL FOOT also Grape Stake Palings — Community Fences — All Cut — Ready to Install. REDWOOD SIDINGS 1x6-1x8-1x10-1x12 Select $210⁰⁰ Heart & Btr. Dry ..... Per Thousand 1x6 - 1x8 Sap & Btr. $135⁰⁰ V-Eustic ..... Per Thousand SOME SPECIALS 2x4-8 Douglas Fir S4S 32c Each 1x6-R/L Douglas Fir S1S2E 3c Lineal Foot 1x8-R/L Douglas Fir S4S 5c Lineal Foot PHONE Anaheim 2118 for Free Estimates 125 N. MANCHESTER TAYLOR LUMBER CO. "MORE FOR YOUR BUILDING DOLLAR" Right Guide Veterans attending school or college under the Korean GI Bill were reminded today by the Veterans Administration that the amount of money they may earn outside of school hours has no effect whatsoever on the GI allowances paid them by the Government. The monthly allowances will remain the same, regardless of outside earnings, VA said. In fact, these earnings heed not even be reported to the VA. The only "ceiling" under the Korean GI Bill applies to veterans taking on-the-job or apprentice training. But even this "ceiling" of $310 a month imposes no limit whatsoever upon how much a veteran may earn. Instead it works this way: when the veteran's earnings as a trainee, plus his monthly GI allowance, exceed $310 a month, VA scales down the allowance accordingly, to bring the total within the $310 limit. ON-THE-JOB TRAINEES The $310-a-month ceiling applies to all on-the-job trainees, regardless of the rate of GI allowance they are receiving. The beginning allowance rate for a veteran with no dependents is $70 a month; with one dependent, it is $85, and with more than one dependent, it is $105. Under the law, the rate is reduced at fourmonth intervals, as training progresses and as their earning ability increases. GI allowances for veterans in school full-time are $110, with no dependents; $135, with one dependent, and $160 with more than one dependent. The original World War II GI Bill did have a "ceiling" that ap- BUSINESS SERVICE RENT AN ELECTRIC PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE EXPERIENCED REPAIRING on all makes of machines. Moderate Rates. Anaheim Sewing Machine Exchange 129 S LOB ANGELES ST. PHONE KEystone 5-5225 Meade & Sons Personalized Paint Service featuring Tibbetts High Quality Paints NANCY WARREN Wallcrest Imperial Washable Wallpaper 150 No. Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-3421 Open Eve's by Appointment CEMENT CONTRACTING: patios, driveways, walks, etc. Free estimates. E. R. Shelton, Phone LAwrence 2-2486. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Female Housewives—Address advertising postcards. Must have good handwriting. LINDO, Watertown, Mass. Situations Wanted M&F CHILD CARE In my home. Call KEystone 5-5691. PAINTING, PAPER HANGING TEXTURING. Free Estimate. Licensed Contractor. ED. CHASTAIN. Ph. KE 5-3421 PETS — LIVESTOCK For Sale James Whieldon, Kenneth and Misses Doris Grivey Ann Tole. Welfare Section, 7:30 p. the home of Mrs. Harry 6:39 N. Hawthorne. Don't ifts for Christmas stockservations by Dec. 7. KE- Buffet Dinner Dance, Country Club, 6:30 p.m. tion deadline Dec. 1. $3.30 on. Contract Bridge Secell, clubhouse, 7:30 p.m. Mmes. G. C. Beale, chr. Gordon, Bradley Cox, Wm. Reservations by Dec.. 12. 553. Children's Christmas bell clubhouse. 10:00 a.m. The Llord's Puppets. forget can of food! Ters' Festival the county authors will be at a Writer's Festival to in the Santa Ana Junior library on the afternoon 8. The local authors will reduced at 2:30 and special on will be given book of 1953 at 3 o'clock. A tea graphing hour will foll- Ksgiving Party turkey,and all the trimMr. and Mrs. E. D. See18 N. Palm street as they family around the board on Thanksgiving ters Nancy and Shirley, at home, helped welcome ister and brother-in-law, Mrs. H. E. Carney, who from South Gate with little Pamela. nner sister and brother-inand Mrs. Herb Smith of were not able to be pres- and Mrs. Oscar Harris; Anaheim, welcomed a oz son in St Joseph's Nov. 27. US SCIENCE street, Fullerton M. Speaker F CREATION" RSELF! PUBLIC NOTICES no dependents is $70 a month; with one dependent, it is $85, and with more than one dependent, it is $105. Under the law, the rate is reduced at fourmonth intervals, as training progresses and as their earning ability increases. GI allowances for veterans in school full-time are $110, with no dependents; $135, with one dependent, and $160 with more than one dependent. The original World War II GI Bill did have a "ceiling" that applied to veterans training in school as well as on-the-job. But under the Korean GI Bill, the "ceiling" is only for job trainees. It does not apply to veterans in the classroom. Holiday Trip Taking advantage of the long holiday week-end. Mrs. Roberta McFarland and children, Joanna, Roberta Patty and Bill drove to Tijuana on Friday. They spent the day sightseeing and then returned to San Diego where they spent the remainder of the week end in the home of Miss Margaret Newman. Mrs. McFarland is executive director of Anaheim Girl Scouts and with her family lives at 742 N. Resh street. New Drug Out A new antibiotic "wonder drug" that will be used to treat a wide range of bacterial and rickettsial infections has been placed on the market by Lederle Laboratories Division, American Cyanamid Company. The new drug, Achromycin, is known to scientists as tetracyline and belongs in the same chemical family as Aureomycin chlorotetracycline. Clinical trials have shown the drug to have fewer side reactions and greater stability than the older related antibiotics. Achromycin also has an increased ability to penetrate body tissues and fluids. It will be used in the treatment of a wide range of infections, such as pneumonia, meningitis, osteomyelitis and the like. This newest of the "wonder drugs" was the subject of reports read recently by a number of scientists at a symposium in Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Antibiotics Division of the Food and Drug Administration. Like other antibiotics, Achromycin will be sold only on the prescription of a physician. Situations Wanted M&F CHILD CARE In my home. Call KEystone 5-5691. PAINTING, PAPER HANGING TEXTURING. Free Estimate. Licensed Contractor. ED. CHASTAIN. Ph. KE 5-3421 PETS — LIVESTOCK For Sale ENGLISH BULLDOG, Male. 1305 S. Hesperion, Santa Ana. KI 3-5191. ROOMS — BOARD Licensed Boarding Home for elderly persons, Christian environment, 204 E. Broadway, phone KE 5-0328. REAL ESTATE Property For Sale SCARCE 4-Bdrm.. 1½ bath, on corner lot Bus possibilities. Near schools churches and shopping center Located on West Center st. BRUMMIT REALTY SEE BILL ADAMS 524 W. Center Phone KEystone 5-3364 NEW JOB forces me to move out of town. Must sell my beautiful home only 3 years old. Constructed to exacting requirements of city Building Code. Has spacious living room with dining area, 2 bedrooms and convertible den; dual furnace heat; hardwood floors through-out; attached 2-car garage with work bench and cabinets; beautiful landscaped 61 x 120-foot lot. fenced in rear. GI resale.$2700 down, low monthly payments on balance.$12,000 full price. Phone KEystone 5-6745, or see at 828 S. Palm st. after 4:30 P.M. A Certified Property SUBURBAN LIVING AT ITS BEST with all city comforts. 3965 Hunter Street, just outside Riverside. Two bedroom and Ianal stucco home, 1394 sq. ft. on fenced 137 ft. lot 300 ft. deep superiore laege US SCIENCE Street, Fullerton M. Speaker F CREATION" RSELF! SOME SPECIALS -8 Douglas Fir S4S 32c Each L Douglas Fir S1S2E Lineal Foot L Douglas Fir S4S Lineal Foot Anaheim 2118 for Estimates MANCHESTER BER CO. G DOLLAR" fections, such as pneumonia, meningitis, osteomyelitis and the like. This newest of the "wonder drugs" was the subject of reports read recently by a number of scientists at a symposium in Washington. D.C., sponsored by the Antibiotics Division of the Food and Drug Administration. Like other antibiotics, Achromycin will be sold only on the prescription of a physician. PUBLIC NOTICES RIDE WANTED from Placentia Villa to Fullerton, 5 days per week. Call Lambert 5-1001. BUSINESS SERVICE Ballman's TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 122 W. Broadway Phone KEystone 5-5703 EOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone Lambert 5-1575 Res. KEystone 5-3811 FUSCHIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. KEystone 5-5450 We give & redeem Gold Bond Stamps THE NUMBER TO CALL for GAZETTE WANT ADS IS NOW VEvstone 5-2206 Phone KE 5-4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Main Office: 117 W. Cypress Branch: 350 W. Center Anaheim A Certified Property SUBURBAN LIVING AT ITS BEST with all city comforts. 3965 Hunter Street, just outside Riverside. Two bedroom and Ianal stucco home, 1394 sq. ft. on fenced 137 ft. lot 300 ft. deep, superbly landscaped. Extra solid construction, oak floors slab doors, aluminum awnings, many extras. 42" electric range, 8 ft. gas refrigerator included. DeLuxe "American" steel and porcelain kitchen. Oversize garage, convertible to apartment. Extra detached building 24x50 ft. with aluminum roof and lath sides. Certification No. 10081. For inspection call owner, Riverside 5-5423, cooperating broker, Riverside 5-5469, any William Michael Anderson office or your own broker. Offered at $22,500. William Michael Anderson The Brokers' Broker Administrative Offices—Azusa KEystone 5-255 FLetwood 4-2995 Property For Rent For rent or lease—valuable store for good tenant. 106 So. Los Angeles St. after 4:30 p.m. Ph. KEystone 5-8421. FURNISHED apt. for rent. Call KE 5-3618. For rent or lease—offices and professional space including suites if desired. 118 So. Los Angeles St. after 4:30 p.m. Ph. KEystone 5-8421. 4-ROOM apartment. Clean, close in. 534 W. Chestnut, Apt. 3.