anaheim-gazette 1930-12-18

Coming to America His Majesty King Parja Dhipok of Siam, who is coming to America with Queen Rambai, to be treated for eye trouble. He has leased a house near New York for his visit. Corn in the Bank Little Holda Finke, acclaimed Champion Corn Grower of Cook County, Illinois, displaying her bank showing $500 profit and prize money. SOUTHEAST DISTRIBUTORS BUY ANAHEIM GOODRICH TIRE AGENCY Firm Wins Hearty Endorsement of President of Rubber Company for Success Attained in Last Six Months; Sales Manager F. Wells and Store Manager R. Mengel Move Here Fresh from recent successes in Norwalk and Belltower, Southeast Distributors, Inc., this week announced the purchase of Gerald Ross' agency in the Union Oil Station at Center and Palm streets, and at once inaugurated an active campaign for increased business in Anaheim territory. "We're following the same principles we found successful in Norwalk and Belltower," President Jack Thomas said Wednesday. "Those principles are quality tires and tubes, plus quick turnover at small profit. We find that these principles, aided at all times by courtesy and service, win friends, and we're here to win friends." When sales in the Norwalk district, which normally had been about $2,000, similar complimentary remarks by Pacific Goodrich Rubber company executives have been heard at Fresh from recent successes in Norwalk and Belltower, Southeast Distributors, Inc., this week announced the purchase of Gerald Ross’ agency in the Union Oil Station at Center and Palm streets, and at once inaugurated an active campaign for increased business in Anaheim territory. “We’re following the same principles we found successful in Norwalk and Belltower,” President Jack Thomas said Wednesday. “Those principles are quality tires and tubes, plus quick turnover at small profit. We find that these principles, aided at all times by courtesy and service, win friends, and we’re here to win friends.” When sales in the Norwalk district, which normally had been about $2,000, jumped to several times that for similar given periods, Southeast Distributors, Inc., drew the attention of President J. D. Tew, of the Goodrich Rubber company headquarters at Akron. While he was visiting the company’s quarters on the Pacific coast a few weeks ago, President Tew visited Mr. Thomas and Sales Manager Floyd Wells, and complimented them upon their achievement. Success such as you have attained within the last six months proves beyond a question that intelligent direction and initiative is rewarded. You men have done what it is possible for many others to do. Your initiative has known the way for other agents of the company. I like the initiative that will California in the total number of deer killed during the 1:30 season, with 1,483, the report showed. Saskiyou county was next with 1,572. Modice county third with 1,129. Tulare county fourth with 965, and Humboldt county fifth with 917. In Los Angeles county a total of 637 deer were reported killed, as compared with 691 for 1929, 369 for 1928, and 424 for 1927. “On the whole,” the statement concluded, “the returns show a very healthy condition throughout the state.” Christmas Seals at Half of Quota Anaheim’s quota for the Christmas Seal sale was placed at $2,500.00 by the Orange County Tuberculosis Association. Outside of Santa Ana, this is the largest quota of any town or city in Orange County. Up to date just one-half of the amount has been subscribed. The sale closes on Christmas Eve and the local committee is anxious to have Anaheim go over the top. The Orange County Supervisors have given their unqualified approval of the Seal Sale, and of the Health Camps maintained by the Association. President Hoover, Gov. Young, and Gov-Elect Roph have joined in asking the people to help this great work. Have you done your bit? The Anaheim committee in charge of this work is as follows: Rev. D. Howard Dow, Chairman; Miss E. Kate Rea, William Dolan, Mrs. H. T. Hathaway, R. W. Balch, Ernest Gnapali Clyde W. as compared with 21,515 in 1929, an increase of 14 per cent, according to a checkup of deer tags returned by hunters to the state fish and game commission. The number of deer killed this year was also a gain of 12 per cent over 1928 and 25 per cent over 1927. The statement shows 90 deer killed in Orange county during the season this year. "The kill, of two, three and fourpoint bucks has remained the same for the four years the deer tag law has been in effect," said Fred G. Stevenot, director of the state department of natural resources. "Of all the deer killed each season approximately 46 per cent are twopointers...30 per cent three-point, and 24 per cent four-point and over." Mendocino county led all counties in William N. Doak of Virginia, editor of "Railroad Trainmen," appointed Secretary of Labor to succeed James J. Davis. He is the first Labor Secretary not a member of the American Federation of Labor. Miss N. Mitchell of Paris who holds the title of Champion Typist of all Europe. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ONLY MORE OF MORE OF B. Hart Retiring From B. AUCTION Marvelous stock of well known brand Elgin and WalthaM watches sold to you Greatest bargains ever off Sales daily at 11 and REMEMBER ONLY 5 Greatest bargains ever offered Sales daily at 11 and REMEMBER ONLY. 5 B. HARTF Jeweler 108 West Center St. FIVE DAYS OF OF tfields from Business ON SALE wn brands of jewelry, including sold to you at your own price. ver offered in Anaheim 11 and 7:30 P. M. ever offered in Anaheim 11 and 7:30 P. M. LY. 5 MORE DAYS TFIELD eweler r St. Anaheim