anaheim-gazette 1932-01-28

PAGE EIGHT FOX ANAHEIM 25c Kids' a Dime Loges 35c SUNDAY. MONDAY JAN. 31. FEB. 1 (Continuous Shows Sunday 2:30 to 11 p.m.) "SKY DEVILS" with SPENCER TRACY WM. BOYD CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY SCREEN SONG NEWS TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY FEB. 2-8 "TAXI" with JAMES CAGNEY LORETTA YOUNG COMEDY NOVELTY NEWS THURSDAY —CHINA NITE— Feb. 4 2—FEATURES—2 "Sherlock Holmes Fatal Hour" ALSO "High Pressure" with William Powell FRI. SAT. Matlnee Saturday 2:30 P.M. Feb. 5-6 MARIE DRESSLER in "EMMA" COMEDY SPORTLIGHT FABLE NEWS WANT ADS RATE: Five cents the line (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Phone 2414 for want ads that bring results. Apartments For Rent For Rent—4 room nicely furnished family flat, Sun parlor, 2 beds, laundry, electric washer and ironer. Garage. Close in. Reasonable rent. Phone 2360. 201 N. Emily St. Stationery BOOKKEEPING FORMS For popular standard forms, ledger Tailoring ALL KINDS of suits altered and mended at reasonable cost. Export tailoring, latest styles, newest materials HENRY BREMER 3-20-tf 124 E. Center—Phone 3232 Pianos For Sale 100 PIANOS to choose from; Knabe Bechstein, Steinway, Chickering Kimball, etc., new and used, $35 up Danz Anaheim. Apartments For Rent For Rent—4 room nicely furnished family flat. Sun parlor, 2 beds, laundry, electric washer and ironer. Garage. Close in. Reasonable rent. Phone 2360. 201 N. Emily St. Stationery BOOKKEEPING FORMS For popular standard forms, ledger sheets, receipts, etc., see E. D. ABRAMS 116 W. Center Anaheim. Phone 2513 Financial LOANS TO INDIVIDUALS $100-$1200 GO-MAKERS OR COLLATERAL Autos Refinanced LOANS MORRIS PLAN 119 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Painting & Paperhanging Painting, paperhanging. J. E. Saylor, 616 S. Philadelphia St., Phone 2761. Society Matron Slain Mrs. Spencer Ilsley, New York and Washington blueblood, was found mysteriously slain in her Virginia home. Olympics Drawing Notables to S. C. German Medic Team. Adivosor, Brothers Jones, Pop Warner at Summer Session To the triumvirate of coaching celebrities—Howard Jones, Tad Jones and Glenn (Pop) Warner—who are to work together at the University of Southern California here this summer in presenting a course in football coaching today were added four leading European and American authorities in physical education for special courses to be presented in the Trojan summer session just prior to the Olympic Games. Because of the staging of the Olympics in Los Angeles, the University of Southern California is giving special attention to its offerings in physical education this summer, according to Director of Athletics Willis O. Hunter, who said that the course in football coaching to be presented by Howard and Tad Jones and Pop Warner would be held from July 18 to 29. Many Features The specialists in the field of physical education who will join the Trojan faculty for the summer session which Mrs. Spencer Ilslev, New York and Washington blueblood, was found mysteriously slain in her Virginia home. Carey Appointed Market Dept. Aide Appointment of Charles J. Carey, of Berkeley, a World war veteran and a prominent Alameda county attorney to the post of associate chief of the state division of markets, in charge of enforcement of the marketing act was announced by Dudley Moulton director of the state department of agriculture. In announcing the appointment of Carey Director Moulton pledged the unqualified support of the department of agriculture in serving California farmers and protecting them in the collection of the proceeds from the sale of their crops and cautioned growers against filing claims against commission merchants with private collection agencies. Two Books Included in Scientist Lists Dr. John H. Bradley, Jr., professor of geology, University of Southern California, has the distinction of having the two books he has written included in a science booklist issued by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, which recommends 26 twentieth century books for general reading on geology, minerals and physiography. "The Earth and Its History" and "Parade of the Living," both by Prof. Bradley of S. C., have been selected by a committee of the A.A.A.S. and over 300 specialists in colleges, libraries, museums, and research institutions, as among the "best books" in their field. Suggest Safety for New Scholso Recognizing the impossibility of removing all traffic hazards to children going to and coming from school, the California committee on Public safety will seek the support of school authorities in a policy of locating school buildings at other points than on boulevards and similar main arteries of travel. The committee found there is a trend toward erection of new buildings to replace old ones. It was decided to encourage the erection of new schools at points where children attending them would be confronted with a minimum of danger from traffic. Personal News Committees Named for St. Agnes Guild Members of St. Agnes Guild met at the home of Miss Kathryn Adams, 516 N. Clementine street on Monday evening for a social and business meeting. Standing committees were appointed by Miss Dorothy Yungbluth, newly elected directress of the Guild. Committees named were as follows: Ways and Means, Kathryn Adams, Carolyn Beckley, Gertrude Jackson, Rita Wallace, Program, Helen Grafton, Stella Jackson, Kathryn Shipley, Florence Newkirk, Mrs. T. Thompson, Membership, Mildred Cromer, Mrs. D. Howard Dow; Publicity, Grace Jackson, Genevieve Kuchel, Helen Grafton; Social Service, Eloise Horn; Mable Dixon, Adah Wilcox, Madeline Maas, Mrs. E. E. Lindberg, Ellen Wilhelm; Historian, Fay Kern Schulz; Devotionals, Maude Dent, courtesy. After the business meeting Miss Honor Easton gave an interesting talk on prints during which she exhibited a number made by herself. Miss Kathryn Adams assisted by Miss Dorothy Yungbluth served refreshments at the close of the business meeting. Hostesses for the next meeting on February 29th will be Mrs. T. Thompson and Mrs. Ellen Wilhelm. A dinner will be served on February 24th, to those who attend the Wednesday night lenten service. It will be in charge of Miss Kathryn Adams. Mrs. Rounds Returns For Extended Visit Mrs. C. S. Rounds, nee Greichen Holland, is scheduled to arrive here Saturday evening from Lakelhurst, New Jersey, for an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Holland of 726 Zeyn street—her first return to this city following her marriage 18 months ago to Lieut. C. S. Rounds, as Serpent Enters Island Paradise Mrs. Granville Fortescue and her daughter, the wife of Lieut. Thomas H. Massie, U. S. Navy, are two of the central figures in a murder in Honolulu. Mrs. Fortescue, who is a niece of Alexander Graham Bell, and her son-in-law, Lieut. Massie, together with Alexander Jones, an enlisted man, are held for the slaying of Joseph Kawahaiwai, one of five Hawaiian natives charged with a serious crime against Mrs. Massie. After the jury disagreed, Kawahaiwai's body was found in a car in which Mrs. Fortescue and Lieut. Massie were riding. State Directs Citrus White Fly Drive In Five Counties; S. A. Groves Sprayed Carrying out the states program to eradicate the citrus white fly, spraying and fumigation operations are now being carried on at top speed in Orange, Sutter, Yuba and Butte counties, Dudley Moulton, director of the state department of agriculture, tsates. Due to rain and adverse weather conditions, spraying operations in the citrus white fly infested zones was retarded during December and the first of January, but are now going at full speed with favorable weather conditions prevailing. A total of 250 blocks of residential property in the city of Santa Ana have been sprayed to date. Of this number, 75 infested blocks have been sprayed. Mrs. Rounds Returns For Extended Visit Mrs. C. S. Rounds, nee Greichen Holland, is scheduled to arrive here Saturday evening from Lakelhurst, New Jersey, for an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Holland of 726 Zeyn street—her first return to this city following her marriage 18 months ago to Lieut. C. S. Rounds, assigned to the naval dirigible base at Lakelhurst. Mrs. Rounds left several weeks ago from Lakelhurst aboard the naval transport U. S. S. Grant, which was to arrive at San Francisco late this week from where she was to debark for her hurried train trip to see her folks. Mrs. Rounds was graduated from the local high school and is well known in the younger set of this city. Concordia Society to Hold Family Fete Soon Approximately 150 people will attend the family party to be given Sunday afternoon and evening at the Anaheim Concordia Society clubhouse on West Broadway, President Henry Bremer announced this week. A complete program to care for adults as well as children has been arranged. Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Thatcher, E. J. Walthall, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willhenson, Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder, M. McConnell, Clifford Elliott, Mrs. Sally Clark and others of the Wesley Methodist Episcopal church, South attended the district convention held at Long Beach Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kendrick of 700 Zeyn street, and their son, Richard, spent Sunday at Lake Arrowhead, where they witnessed several sking contests. Tehachapi Farmers are Feeding Quail Farmers and ranchers in the Tehachapi district are making every effort to feed quail and other wild life, according to W. K. Gregory, volunteer warden. In a report to Walter R. Welch, in charge of volunteer wardens of the division of fish and game, Gregory said that more interest is being shown in this wild life emergency work than ever before and that great numbers of birds and animals will be saved. Much of the feeding is being done on quail sanctuaries where mountain, valley and desert birds are being carried through the winter. Snow has been heavier than in former seasons. Veterans on State Jobs Making Good Veterans working on state highway projects under Governor Robb's employment plan are making good accord with state government of the American Legion. When this plan was first inaugurated said Van Hogan "state officials were of the opinion that unemployed ex-servicemen would not relish pick and shove work and it took our committee considerable argument to convince them that the unemployed veteran would take any kind of work offered, he results have proven that we were correct in our provision. A Kansas actress, Dorothy Adams, 19, of Great Bend, defeated one hundred others for the coveted title in a Chicago contest. Manager Form of Government Told Professor Writes on Legal Aspects and Problems for Council-Manager Cities In light of Anaheim's city management form of government, which has been matter of much discussion between certain factions of the city for a number of years, the report made on the council matters has aroused much interest here. Lee is professor of public administration at the University of Southern California oracle and his article appeared in the current issue of the "Southern California Review." R disses signs of stability for the turn of city governmen as revealed by what courts have said when called upon to interpret charter provisions. These present unique legal problems constituting in many cases an alternate reversal of traditions. Ignace Jan Paderewski, famous musician who was premier of Poland after the War, has returned for another concert tour of the U.S. Pay Now or You'll Pay Double, Warning Pay now or pay double later. Motor vehicle owners of California were given this warning by Russell Bevans, registrar of the department of motor vehicles. Bevans reminded the motorists that the fee for all who apply for 1932 license plates after Sunday, January 31, will be just double the regular fee because the delinquent penalty required by law will become effective February 1st. “If anyone is late it will be his own fault,” said the registrar, “Everybody has had plenty of warning.” The motorist who waits until February 1st to apply for plates will pay $6 instead of $3 if he owns an ordinary passenger car. If he owns a commercial vehicle that takes a registration fee of $20 his fee will be $40. Anyone may secure plates by going to any branch office of the department of motor vehicles or of the auto clubs and presenting his certificate of registration and fee. M Marcel Grateau, inventor of the Marcel Wave, was given a certificate of honorary membership by the American Hairdressers Association on his 75th birthday. He lives in retirement near Parrs. RED ROCK CANYON ROAD A new well graded road has just been completed from the south entrance of Red Rock Canyon to Garlock. ORMSBY'S Formerly Falkenstein's—We Give S-II Stamps ANAHEIM'S FINEST DEPT. STORE MONTH END SALE FRIDAY SATURDAY 100% wool batts—snowy white, comes in a carton 57c 24x36 chenille rugs reversible fringed ends, assorted styles and colors ...$1.00 84x108 beautiful bedspreads of cotton, rose, blue green, gold, helio, regular $1.50 special for 2 days only $1.00 each. 50 inch friars cloth, 2 ply similar to monks, 39c yard. A SALE OF OUR ENTIRE LINE OF KENWOOD BLANKETS! WAY BELOW REGULAR PRICES SET BY THE MILL! Reg. Price. Sale Price $19.50 Modernistic (72x84) $13.50 $13.00 Standard weight (72x84) $9.95 $16.00 Supreme (72x84) $10.50 $11.00 Medium weight (60x84) $7.95 $10.00 Slumber Throws (60x80) $6.95 $10.50 Ramcrest (72x84) $7.50 $.6.95 Arondac (72x84) $5.49 Here is your opportunity to add to your stock of bedding with blankets of enduring beauty and warmth. Everyone knows and loves KENWOOD BLANKETS—Buy them on this sale! $16.00 Supreme (72x84) $10.50 $11.00 Medium weight (60x84) $7.95 $10.00 Slumber Throws (60x80) $6.95 $10.50 Ramcrest (72x84) $7.50 $.6.95 Arondac (72x84) $5.49 Here is your opportunity to add to your stock of bedding with blankets of enduring beauty and warmth. Everyone knows and loves KENWOOD BLANKETS—Buy them on this sale! The last 3 days of our remarkable sale of Lady Pepperell Sheets—the sheets with the finer count. Lady Pepperell Sheets have FOUR THREADS more to the inch of cloth than other sheets of standard count. Think what that means on a 108 inch sheet! Here are our Sale Prices. 63x99 $.99 81x99 $1.19 63x108 $1.09 81x108 $1.29 72x99 $1.09 42x36 $.24 72x108 $1.19 45x36 $.29 It Pays To Advertise In The Gazette See--- F. A. YUNGBLUTH and Save yourself a Wild-Goose Save yourself a Wild-Goose Chase TRYING to get redress for a "no-name" bargain-price suit or topcoat (in case it doesn't wear) is pretty hopeless. That you'll have a real complaint to make is certain. You'll save yourself a wild-goose chase if you remember that. Hart Schaffner & Marx woolens, from whatever good weaver, are inspected every inch—and Hart Schaffner & Marx stand behind every inch. You get satisfaction because you Trust a Trust-Worthy Name—or you get your money back instantly! 25.00 TO 45.00 F. A. YUNGBLUTH "The Home of Hart Shaffner & Marx" 145 WEST CENTER STREET ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA