anaheim-gazette 1932-08-18

Strategy Board Picks Candidates Party Lines Broken As Board Omits Presidency, Senate Mention Chairman Rev. Grover Ralston of Garden Grove and his fellow members on the board of strategy for Orange county this week officially stand behind candidates for five offices, and omitted mentioning preferences for the presidency and for U. S. and state senators. Recommendations of the board were announced from the office of Rev. George Warmer of Santa Ana as follows: House of representatives: B. Z. McKinney, democrat. California state senate: Clyde Downing, republican. Assembly, 74th district: James Utt, Robert Speed and Loyal K. King, all republicans. Assembly, 75th district: Edward Craig, republican. Superior court judges: James L. Allen, Franklin West and Homer G. Ames, nonpartisan. Perry W. Mathis and John Neuschaffer of Anaheim; and L. B. Steward of Fullerton, are among the members of the board of strategy. Newlyweds Are Congratulated Magdalena Wells and Harold Bircher Married August 10 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bircher have been receiving congratulations from scores of friends and well-wishers upon their marriage last week in a home wedding marked by beautiful simplicity. The couple has deferred their honey- Magdalena Wells and Harold Bircher Married August 10 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bircher have been receiving congratulations from scores of friends and well-wishers upon their marriage last week in a home wedding marked by beautiful simplicity. The couple has deferred their honeymoon till later in the year. Mrs. Bircher was the former Miss Magdalena Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Wells of 128 South Melrose street. The wedding was held Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents with Rev. Virgil K. Ledbetter of the Calvary Baptist church, officiating. Only close relatives of both families were present. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served the bridal party by Mrs. Wells. Besides the newlyweds, those present included: Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bircher, Rev. and Mrs. V. K. Ledbetter, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hein, Miss Margaret Wells, Miss Pearl Bircher, Louis Bircher and Leonard Connow of Santa Ana. Mrs. Bircher has been employed at the Coast Ice Cream company on West Center street, while the groom is owner of the Bircher Furniture company on South Palm street. VERY LATEST BY MARY MARSHALL Fischers Observe 35th Wedding Fete Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fischer were pleasantly surprised Sunday when a dinner they had been invited to at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Everett of Orange turned out to be a celebration of the local couple's thirty-fifth wedding anniversary. The event was planned and given by their children. Those attending included: Mr. and Mrs. Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Everett, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fischer and son and daughter, Richard and Jeanette Fischer of Vista, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Fischer and daughter, Christine, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hamilton and daughter, Cecelia, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mang, Miss Alma Fischer and Arnold Fischer. ELDERLY WOMAN GETS BA DSTEER BY TAXI DRIVER Somewhere in Los Angeles is a taxi driver whose blunder in depositing an elderly fare in front of the La Habra police station instead of Pasadenn required the services of the radio-controlled fruit patrol to rectify. Early Saturday morning an elderly woman entered the La Habra station trying to find the address of friends in Pasadena. She had taken a Los Angeles taxicab, given the driver instructions to take her to the Pasadena home of friends, following her attendance at the Olympic games. Just why the driver took the woman to La Habra isn't known. At any rate, the La Habra police sent an S. O. S. via radio to the fruit patrol car. The county officers solved the difficulty by taking the elderly lady to the address she requested of the taxi driver. The woman was visiting in Southern California from Chicago. Joe Scholz Delegate To 20-30 Convention President Joe Scholz will be the 20-30 club's delegate to the state convention to be held August 8 to 21 at Sacramento, the club decided Monday night when Past President Earl Jackson, who originally had been named, reported that he would be unable to go because of illness in his family. Dr. Max Henderson of the Kiwanis club was principle speaker, stressing advantages of club membership... The sketch shows one of the very latest styles in lounging pajamas. The trousers are made of crepe de chine in solid color and the tunic top, sashed at a rather high waistline, is made of Chinese brocade. To make the costume charmingly colorful the trousers and tunic are of strongly contrasting colors. The tunic may be of white. Then the trousers are bright red or green. With a tunic of red you will have trousers of green or golden yellow. Joe Scholz Delegate To 20-30 Convention President Joe Scholz will be the 20-30 club's delegate to the state convention to be held August 8 to 21 at Sacramento, the club decided Monday night when Past President Earl Jackson, who originally had been named, reported that he would be unable to go because of illness in his family. Dr. Max Henderson of the Kiwanis club was principle speaker, stressing advantages of club membership. Fullerton Invites Officialdom to Fete Fullerton has sent out invitations to state highway commissioners, county supervisors, city councilmen, mayors and chamber of commerce leaders of various communities to attend the celebration of completion of the state highway 101 from N. Spadra road to the northern limits of Fullerton, on Tuesday, August 23. The program will be held in the evening, with Dr. W. H. Wickett as program chairman. Ex-Mayors C. C. Chapman and E. S. Richman, will be among honored guests. Lost 20 Lbs. of Fat In Just 4 Weeks Mrs. Mae West of St. Louis, Mo., writes: "I'm only 28 yrs. old and weighed 170 lbs. until taking one box of your Kruschen Salts just 4 weeks ago. I now weight 150 lbs. I also have more energy and furthermore I've never had a hungry moment." Fat folks should take one half teaspoonful of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot water in the morning before breakfast — it's the SAFE, harmless way to reduce as tens of thousands of men and women know. For your health's sake ask for and get Kruschen at Henry Bros. Drug Store, or any drug store—the cost for a bottle that lasts 4 weeks is but a trifle and if after the first bottle you are not joyfully satisfied with results—money back ANAHEIM GAZETTE Restore Confidence, Plea of S. Crosby Restoration of public confidence, a respect for low an dorder, and a return to normal economic conditions through absolute repeal of the 18th amendment is pledged by Sumner Crosby, Laguna Beach editor, republican candidate for congress in the nineteenth California district, is the platform upon which he will ask the votes of the people of Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties at the primary election Tuesday, Aug. 30. One of the strongest planks in the platform will be a plea for justice for the working man. Mr. Crosby was the first employer in Laguna Beach to establish a union shop and never has employed any but a union man in his printing establishment. Lifting of the excess burden of taxation from the shoulders of the property owner, will be one of the aims of the candidate. "A return to the constitutional form of government planned by the authors and signers of the Declaration of Independence, free from political graft and with real freedom for the people, is the basic principal upon which my platform is being built," Mr. Crosby said today. "Unless the freedom of the people is restored to them we cannot hope to better economic conditions." Chief Gunner Guns For $460 In Alimony Until Chief Gunner John E. Horry, 42, of the U. S. S. Tennessee, makes up back-payment of $460 in alimony to his wife, Mrs. Eleanor Horry, he must remain in the Orange county jail. This sentence was passed Friday by Judge James L. Allen on a contempt of court charge, in connection with a non-support charge. Predict Big Vote For Nels Edwards With 400 of his fellow citizens joining together to form an Edwards-for-Senator club in his home town, Senator Nels Edwards, candidate for the republican nomination for state senator, has had an impressive demonstration of what the home folks think about him. John Allen, prominent Villa Park rancher, member of the high school board and the county central committee, summarized the viewpoint of the Edwards supporters in this district when he said: "Nels Edwards never failed the people of Orange county and the people know it. "The folks in his home district believe in him because they have known him for many years. They know he is square and honest and that's why they are for him. "Four years ago, Nels Edwards carried this district by an almost unanimous vote. We expect to repeat that endorsement on August 30th." Yorba Lindans Get Good News by Mail Yorba Linda growers received good news last week. The Yorba Linda Citrus association mailed out $17,000 in checks to members as the first payment on the orange crop this year. This week previously Manager P. W. Damon signed checks for $12,000 as a payment on lemons. Anaheim Boys Win High Camp Honors Stuart Berger and Billy Llewellyn, youths from Anaheim attending the Orange County Friendly Indian camp at Osceola, were elected mayor and yell leader; respectively, by the youths at the camp. Legion To Name Officers Soon After nominations are opened officially next meeting night, members of Anaheim American Legion post ballot on their next year's officers. Those nominated at a lively session Monday evening in the city hall rooms were: Commander, J. Fred Sidebottle vice-commander, Clyde Childress; end vice-commander, Harold Keith and Ray Van Wagoner; finance officer H. Glen Merrill; adjutant, Harry Warton; chaplain, E. C. Kendrick; Harold Keirsey; sergeant-at-arms, Hund, M. Metzger and C. A. Crane; executive committee, five places, William P. Webb Jr., Harold Keir Ralph Cox, K. B. Rigby, R. Van Wagoner, Jimmie Heffron and E. Kendrick. Following nominations, refreshments were served by Fred Baumberger his kitchen committee. Gazette Want Ads are good sales Until Chief Gunner John E. Horry, 42, of the U. S. S. Tennessee, makes up back-payment of $460 in allmony to his wife, Mrs. Eleanor Horry, he must remain in the Orange county jail. This sentence was passed Friday by Judge James L. Allen on a contempt of court charge, in connection with a non-support charge. Stuart Berger and Billy Llewellyn, youths from Anabeim attending the Orange County Friendly Indian camp at Osceola, were elected mayor and yell leader; respectively, by the youths at the camp. Sunday School Lesson by Rev. Charles E. Dunn The Ten Commandments. II. Exodus 20:12-21 The final six Commandments in the Decalogue are directed toward society, outlining man's obligation to his fellows. The fifth Commandment sounds archaic in a day of severe tension between the older and younger generations. Taking unfair advantage of their freedom, children are sometimes loath to admit that there can be any merit in the ideas of their elders. How refreshing to turn from flippant irreverence toward one's parents thoughtlessly voiced by representatives of the "younger set," to that heartfelt veneration of Thomas Carlyle, crying out to his dead mother, "Oh, pious mother, kind, good, brave and truthful soul as I have ever found in this world!" It seems unnecessary to stress the sixth Commandment, "Thou shalt not kill," in Church circles. Yet while Christians very rarely deliberately commit murder, they are a party to those subtle forces that exact a heavy toll in human life. Last year thirty-four thousand persons were killed in the United States by motor vehicles. Also, think of those fated for a premature death through under-nourishment because of unemployment. Remember, too, the victims of that relic of barism, capital punishment. And then call to mind the millions sacrificed on the altar of Mars. In this age of domestic tension and wrecked homes, due in large measure to unwholesome over-emphasis upon the physical delights of the sex relation, the protest of the seventh Commandment against adultery is most welcome. We surely need a new conscience concerning marriage, a fresh emphasis upon the necessity of mutual loyalty and forbearance. The eighth Commandment, condemning stealing, is a reminder that all things belong to God and are held in trust by His Children. For one man to take more than his rightful share of goods is to rob God Who is no respecter of persons. How much we need the warning of the ninth Commandment! Perjury slander, back-biting, uncharitable judgment are all too common. It is surprising how prone we are to "run down" other folks. The final Commandment has the approval of our Lord, who once expressed the warning, "Beware of covetousness," and of St. Paul, who put his economic distress when he said, "The finger on the source of our present love of money is the root of all evil." ATWATER KENT RADIO— $52.50 up FEARN RADIO ELECTRIC SHOP 273 E. Center St., Phone 3111 H. G. AMES Incumbent Candidate for Re-Election for the Office of JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Office No. 1 Resident of Orange county 44 years. Deputy district attorney four years, city attorney eleven years six years incumbent as judge of H. G. AMES Incumbent Candidate for Re-Election for the Office of JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Office No. 1 Resident of Orange county 44 years. Deputy district attorney four years, city attorney eleven years six years incumbent as judge of superior court, emphasizing juvenile court administration. Milady Fair Can Be Assured of Looking Fairer— A La Belle Croquignole PERMANENT WAVE Adds Beauty to Any Lady! And now for one more week we offer this Incomparable Perma- nent for ... $2.50 Complete and Lovely FREE! For a Limited Time With each permanent wave a 50c bottle of Sta Set Permanent Wave Oil. Henna pack, shampoo and finger wave ... $85c Manicure ... $35c Regular $7.50 value, Natural Wave, you are sure to like ... $3.50 Regular $10 French Oil Steam Wave, for a few days only ... $5.00 ALL STEAM SELF-SETTING WAVES All Other Beauty Work at Very Low Prices. For Example Wet Finger Wave, 25c Only the recognized standard brands of supplies are used by us. We never substitute anything for the best. OPEN EVENINGS Not a School—Experienced, Licensed Operators Reed Beauty Salon 133 W. Center St., Anaheim Phone 2706 Fox Anaheim Theatre 225 WEST CENTER COMING SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 One Day Only — 3 Shows MATINEE 2:30 ANY SEAT Adults ..... 25¢ Children ..... 15¢ (under 12 years) EVENING 7:00-9:30 ANY SEAT Adults ..... 40¢ Children ..... 15¢ (under 12 years) RICHARDS AND PRINGLES FAMOUS GEORGIA MINSTRELS The Ony Show of its Kind in the World 40 — People -- Band and Orchestra — 40 BETTER THAN A CIRCUS Street Parade and Concert in Front of Theatre The Jury The Jury Assembles!! Seasonal sales have run their course. Shoppers are no longer in the market places in search of summer commodities. A new season approaches. There is a hint of autumn in the displays of merchandise being offered to the trade... and, a jury assembles. This jury is made up of thousands of women, the spenders of America. It is they who spend, or directly control the spending of 85% of the family income. They are not organized in regular numbered jury form, but they constitute a community body as exacting and are yet more discriminating in their judgment than a picked twelve. And their verdict is far more reaching than any legal tenet. This jury — in added number each day — is waiting, Mr. Retail Merchant of Anaheim, for the presentation of evidence that yours is a store in which they will want to do their fall shopping; that yours are the newest styles; that yours is the best in quality: And their verdict is far more reaching than any legal tenet. This jury — in added number each day — is waiting, Mr. Retail Merchant of Anaheim, for the presentation of evidence that yours is a store in which they will want to do their fall shopping; that yours are the newest styles; that yours is the best in quality; and, that yours is the most serviceable merchandise their dollars will buy. It is evidence they want — the evidence you present in advertisements in their favorite newspaper, the Anaheim Gazette. Through 62 years of service in this community the Gazette has built up and earned the confidence of this jury. Take advantage of this prestige. Phone 2414 and ask for "Advertising." Sales Service will be immediately forthcoming from an experienced member of our advertising department who will make timely suggestions and present facts on the coverage of Orange county's oldest newspaper.