anaheim-gazette 1932-03-03

Equestrian Event Draws Attention Facilities for Sport Provided Near Los Angeles For Xth Olympiad Participants in the equestrian events of the games of the Xth Olympiad, to be celebrated in Los Angeles from July 30 to August 14, will find that excellent facilities for their sport have been provided. Riversa Country club, near Santa Monica and the Pacific Ocean, is 30 minutes from Olympic stadium. The fashionable new clubhouse is surrounded by 320 acres of beautiful grounds containing five polo fields, excellent stables and quarters for grooms and attendants. At this club will be held the individual dressage competitions on the morning and afternoon of August 10; the training test of the three-day event on the morning and afternoon of August 11, and the start of the endurance test (steeplechase) of the three-day event on the morning of August 12. The jumping test of the three-day event will be held in Olympic stadium on the afternoon of August 13, along with the presentation of winners of the individual dressage held on August 10. The Prix des Nations will be held in Olympic stadium on the afternoon of August 14, preceding the closing ceremony of the games. Catering to parties; ples, oakes and rolls, my home or yours. Pauline Kroeger, Phone 2574. Summer Boarder—Have you seen anything around here worth shooting? Farmer Brown — Not until you came! In The News THIS WEEK Grid Star-Now Mayor The first mayor to be elected in Cleveland in 12 years is Ray T. Miller, Democrat, who played end on the Notre Dame football eleven with Knute Rockne and was a machine-gunner in the war. Believe It or Not Dr. Flagg Dentist Summer Boarder—Have you seen anything around here worth shooting? Farmer Brown — Not until you came! Dr. Flagg Dentist 105 East Center Street (GROUND FLOOR) A careful dentist, using painless methods at a price that is reasonable—an honest effort to render the best type of dentistry. EXTRACTIONS ...$1.00 PLATES ...$10, $15, $25 FREE EXAMINATION Remember, the only dentist with a ground floor location in Anaheim. Open Evenings—Phone 4827 COMBO-RINGLETTE PERMANENT WAVE Including Shampoo and Finger Wave ...$5.00 Very latest method of permanent waving—no discomfort—overhead heaters eliminated. Guaranteed against burns. Eight years' experience in beauty culture work. All other beauty work at prevailing prices. MARY JOHNSON-LEONARD Phone 4427 305 E. Chartres St., Anaheim SIX WEEKS OLD Believe It or Not The egg which Miss Roberta Eaton is holding in her left hand was laid by an Aepyornis. Never seen one? Neither has anyone else, but the National Museum at Washington found the egg in Madagascar. Giannini Back 6 Office Founder Becomes Chairman of Boys Morrish Elected With the return of A. California, directors of America filled several elected a number of ranks and appointed important mittees. A. P. Giannini, founder of America, will continueently hold the position on the board of directors. He the office of the president which he temporarily fill Morrish, who becomes the dent of California's largest stitution. Succeeding Morrish as vice president of the Giannini, son of the founded to this post by the board Leon Bocqueraz continue institution as vice chairboard of directors. Dr. remains chairman of committee and principal Southern California, while was again elected as chg general finance committee. Native Sorry The executive response Bank of America will be led in these six men, all had many years of prairie experience, either with or consolidated banke. Appointment of Dr. C van and A. J. Scampini directors was announced. Morrish, who becomes dent on the bank, is a nian, born at Sierra City, cated at the University and upon entering the M obtained his first position Southern Pacific comp later, he joined the First of Berkeley as office bo two decades following, to the office of vice pres that bank was merged cantile Trust company cisco, he joined the Seco SIX WEEKS OLD ...and paid for! "Yes, he's all ours," the young mother said proudly. "It's so much nicer not to have bills hanging over our heads, and people joking about an 'installment-plan' baby. "Our cash reserve in the bank took care of everything. We have never let our savings account fall below six months' income." Such a fund is not too much to have in reserve for illness, loss of work or extra expenses. If you have a slumbering savings account, why not wake it up—add to it regularly! Interest payments will help you to accumulate a safe reserve. There can be no better time than the present to make a new start at a convenient Bank of America branch. BANK of AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION PLAGUES OF BRITAIN By Bateman FAMOUS ENGLISH CARTOONIST VERY LATEST by MARY MARSHALL Shoulder cape collars are the latest arrival in the realm of evening dress. You can attach one on an old evening dress to cover the shoulders and upper areas or you can leave it attached so that your dress may be worn with it or without. A black satin chiffon evening dress may be supplemented with a late velvet collar of this sort. PLUS FOURS Giannini Back, 6 Offices Filled Founder Becomes Permanent Chairman of Board; Will Morrish Elected President With the return of A. P. Giannini to California, directors of the Bank of America filled several vacancies, elected a number of ranking executives and appointed important bank committees. A. P. Giannini, founder of the Bank of America, will continue to permanently hold the position of chairman of the board of directors. He relinquished the office of the presidency of the bank, which he temporarily filled, to Will F. Morrish, who becomes the sixth president of California's largest banking institution. Succeeding Morrish as senior executive vice president of the bank, L. M. Giannini, son of the founder, was elected to this post by the board of directors. Leon Bocqueraz continues to serve the institution as vice chairman of the board of directors. Dr. A. H. Giannini remains chairman of the executive committee and principal official in Southern California, while W. E. Blauer was again elected as chairman of the general finance committee. Native Son The executive responsibilities of the Bank of America will be largely reposed in these six mon., all of whom have had many years of practical banking experience, either with the institution or consolidated banks. Appointment of Dr. Celestine Sullivan and A. J. Scampini to the board of directors was announced. Morrish, who becomes the new president of the bank, is a native Californian, born at Sierra City. He was educated at the University of California and upon entering the business world, obtained his first position with the Southern Pacific company. A year later, he joined the First National Bank of Berkeley as office boy, and in the two decades following, was advanced to the office of vice president. When that bank was merged with the Mercantile Trust company of San Francisco, he joined the Security Bank of MYHOME AND YOURS BY BERTHA EDSON LAY Do you have trouble keeping the back buttons sewed on the children's underclothes and sleeping garments? Try removing the button, sewing a piece of narrow elastic in the current place, then sew the button securely to the end of the elastic. The elastic gives as the child bends, and as the threads are relieved of strain, the button stays in place. Many houseworkers have the unsanitary habit of shaking the dust mops out of the window, possibly thinking that it saves time. The time used in trotting to the window can be saved if the houseworker will use a fair sized piece of paper when the work of dusting the floors begin, placing it on the floor at one side, dust that part of the floor nearest, shake the dust on the paper, moving it as one goes about the room. When the floor is clean, fold the paper over, put it in the trash basket, and save time, labor and earn the goodwill of one's neighbors. If a little square of muslin is sewed at the top of the baby's stockings just where safety pins are used to fasten them to the diaper, the stockings will give twice the service. When woolen blankets have worn thin, instead of discarding them, cover them. Silkoline is an excellent material to use. Lay a blanket between two sheets of silkoline in the color used in the room into which this "comfort" is to do service. Bind the edges, tuft with worsted about twelve inches apart. A most satisfactory comfortable is the result and at no great expense of money. It may seem an extravagance that we feel we must match our evening gowns and our elippers, for the slipper does of course get soiled more quickly than the frock. After several cleanings the slippers lose their color but are to be worn at the theater or for restaurant dining, or left off for dancing. Some of the very new dresses are sold with detachable cape collar weighted at the edge with an inch-wide band of beads. The beads give the touch of glitter that is becoming increasingly important this season and also serve to weigh down the cape in a flattering manner. Whether you are slender or the reverse you will find a cape collar of this sort decidedly becoming and desirable because it gives the effect of added width through the shoulders that accentslenderness of waist and hips. MAIN STREET Looks at BROADWAY By "Observer" Mustache Cups Few under 25 have ever seen the mustache cup which used to be such a popular present for Father G. Christmas time forty years ago. The cup differed from ordinary ones in being about double in size and containing a little shelf inside of the cup which prevented the walrus-like mustaches of Spanish War days from dipping into the mocha. The point is that one can still buy such cups. One would think the best place to find them would be on the top shelf of some little corner-roads general store, alongside of car-muffs, wristlets and other archaic manifestations of our forefathers' taste. On the contrary, the best place to buy them is about five minutes walk from Times Square. Several shops on Ninth Avenue and 42nd Street carry them in stock—and sell scores of them every month, they tell me. Valentine's Undertaker New York has what is probably the most ornate undertaking parlor in the world, a million dollar structure that is filled with valuable objects of art, wonderful oriental rugs and other fine furnishings. It is the place in which Rudolph Valentino's body lay in state for three days. Many of the stage celebrities, and others whose friends feel they are entitled to a semi-public funeral, are buried from Campbell's place. Morrison, who becomes the new president of the bank, is a native Californian, born at Sierra City. He was educated at the University of California and upon entering the business world, obtained his first position with the Southern Pacific company. A year later, he joined the First National Bank of Berkeley as office boy, and in the two decades following, was advanced to the office of vice president. When that bank was merged with the Mercantile Trust company of San Francisco, he joined the Security Bank of San Francisco, but later returned to the banking business in Berkeley. We'll call for and deliver your radio sets. Free tube testing. Charge for repair work only. George Stanley, technician. Llewellyn Harmony Shop. Phone 4520. A former resident, Miss Alice Humphrey, arrived Sunday for a visit with friends in this city. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON International Sunday School Lesson JESUS RAISES LAZARUS FROM THE DEAD John 11:32-44 Rev. Samuel D. Price, D. D. Human interest stories attract unusual attention and here is one that is rich in thrills. The scenes are laid in the region beyond Jordan called Perea, where Jesus is in the midst of an intensive ministry with His disciples, and also in Bethany just a few miles from Jerusalem, where still exists the traditional site of the home of Lazarus. Added interest arises with the introduction of the sisters, so familiar in other scenes, Mary and Martha. Announcement of the death of Lazarus is brought by messenger to Him while in Perea, possibly twenty miles distant. Apparently little attention is paid at first. Later Jesus suggests that the company of disciples go with Him to Bethany. This would be a dangerous trip owing to the announced opposition of the Pharisees and it is interesting to note how Thomas is eager to go along, though it may mean his own death. Martha, the resourceful, meets Jesus outside the town and is comforted in just telling Him all about it. Thankful should we be when we have a real friend to whom we can unburden our heart in time of distress. Mary who has tarried with the hired mourners in the home, is sent for, and together the friends seek the place of sepulchure. It is right there that the Man of Nazareth reveals his perfect humanity, in that we have the record "Jesus wept." No difficulty is any problem to our Lord. Regardless of all circumstances when He demanded "Lazarus, come forth," the spirit came again to the body and the brother was returned to his sisters. Abruptly we turn to the Golden Text for the sublime truth. I am the resurrection and the life; he that believeth on me, though he dies, yet shall he live." Death, however, refers only to the body. The spirit in man is eternal, but it will receive a resurrected body at the Second Coming of Christ. Valentino's Undertaker New York has what is probably the most ornate undertaking parlor in the world, a million dollar structure that is filled with valuable objects of art, wonderful oriental rugs and other fine furnishings. It is the place in which Rudolph Valentino's body lay in state for three days. Many of the stage celebrities, and others whose friends feel they are entitled to a semi-public funeral, are buried from Campbell's place. The owner of the parlors used to be a hearse driver but finally worked his way up in the world. He is a clever chap, as it is witnessed by the fact that he is responsible for the term "mortician," adopted by many undertakers. A Hobo's Paradise As soon as the ground had been cleared for the new Radio City, or whatever the name is going to be of Rockefeller's new development in the heart of this city, numerous hobos without a place to sleep swarmed on the open space. They found plenty of scraps of wood with which to build fires, both to keep warm at and to cook their "slum," and were undisturbed for several weeks, or until the structural steel began to arrive for the new buildings. Then they were ousted. Their temporary home was probably the most expensive site on which tramps were ever allowed to camp. Even the police let them alone, as it was not a public park. New Form of Theft If one attempts to enter one of the big office buildings at night some guard is always to be found blocking the way. The other day we asked one of these men why the building was so strict in letting people in outside of business hours. We pointed out that it would be almost impossible for a visitor to carry off anything of much value. "That's what you think," he said. "The worst trouble we have in buildings like this late at night is the habit of some of the clerks coming downtown, entering the office where they work during the day, and then putting in a long distance call over the telephone, for which they boss pays." Some Gun Girl Arlayne Brown, 15, of St. Louis, world's champion girl revolver shot, brought a letter to Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York from Mayor Victor Miller of St. Louis. P-E-R-S-O-N-A-L-S City Attorney George Holden of Anaheim explained the Anaheim relief plan to the Fullerton Kiwanians at their meeting Monday. Questions relative to its success and working were answered at the close of his talk. George Darfoot of 1000 South Los Angeles is reported recovering at the Sanitarium from an operation. L. F. Cronemiller, Oregon forestry department official and Mrs. Grimm. Otto Idso Heads Fullerton House Cooperative Orange Association M. O. D. House To Ship This Season Organization of the Fullerton Cooperative Orange Association has been completed, and shipments of fruit will start with the opening of the Valencia season. It is announced by the Mutual Orange Distributors. The packing house is fully equipped with modern machinery, including the latest ProgLex system, with a capacity of five to six carloads of fruit a day. Otto Idso, manager of the new association, has been in the citrus business in Southern California for nine years, of which seven years were spent with two of the largest and most successful houses in Orange county. During the last year he was in the field department of the M. O. D., under the direction of E. F. Wentz, field man of the distributors in northern Orange county. "The Fullerton association has a strong growing membership." is the assertion of Bruce W. McDaniel, general counsel of the M. O. D., "and has the loyal support of all other M. O. D. associations in this district." The house was formed at the request of Orange County growers who desired the M. O. D. co-operative sales service in that area." Directors of the new association are Fred Plepenbrink, president; A. G. Smith, vice-president; R. E. Grimm, secretary; and W. F. Schimming and J. D. Houston. Wallhide, a revolutionary paint idea, Color cards at our store—see them. City Attorney George Holden of Anaheim explained the Anaheim relief plan to the Fullerton Kiwanians at their meeting Monday. Questions relative to its success and working were answered at the close of his talk. George Barfoot of 1000 South Los Angeles is reported recovering at the Sanitarium from an operation. L. F. Cronemiller, Oregon forestry department official and Mrs. Cronemiller were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orin II. Shoemaker of North Claudina. Miss Jeanette Huarte, former member of the Tally Bridge club of Anaheim, was married to George Herman in Los Angeles recently, according to word received by local friends. Before her marriage, Mrs. Herman was honored with a pre-nuptial shower. Make Arrangements Now for Your INCOME TAX Books Audited and Installed RÔY N. MENDOZA (17th Year) 219 S. Los Angeles St. Stage Bldg.—Phone 2522 Spring Is Here! To the Tune of Style and Comfort! On with the show! On with a stylish new Hart Schaffner & Marx Suit. Style and Comfort! On with the show! On with a stylish new Hart Schaffner & Marx Suit. All the go wherever well dressed men are in the “go”. Style! Quality! Value! “More for your money”! That’s the Hart Schaffner & Marx idea! 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