anaheim-gazette 1934-02-08

Building Permits Multiply in 1934 Thirteen building permits were issued in January, 1934, for a total of $21,845. Inspector R. Nyboe announced. Last year for the same period the total was $5,425. FOX ANAHEIM 235 W. Center St. Phone 3602 Sun. & Mon. Feb. 11-12 Sunday continuous from 2:30 "SEARCH FOR BEAUTY" with 50 International Contest Winners — Second Feature — "SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE" with Lionel Barrymore - Alice Brady MONSTER BENEFIT Tuesday, Feb. 13 at 7 and 9:30 FOX STARS IN PERSON FANCHON & MARCO VAUDEVILLE "FRONTIER MARSHAL" with George O'Brien - Irene Bentley Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat "GOING HOLLYWOOD" with Marlon Davies - Bing Crosby — Second Feature — RICHARD BARTHELMESS in "MASSACRE" Adm. 25c - 35c — Children 10c Lenten Season Will Open on Wednesday The Lenten season opens with Ash Wednesday and this year comes on Wednesday, Feb. 14th, and closes on Saturday, March 31st. St. Michael's Episcopal church will have three special services on the first day of Lent, announces the rector, the Rev. D. Howard Dow. On next Wednesday morning the services of ashes will be held at 7:30, and again at 10 o'clock. A penitential service will be held at 7:30 p.m., to which the general public is invited. This service will be held every Wednesday evening during the Lenten period. There will be a special service every Thursday morning, and on Saints' days. Other Lenten services announced later. The Holy Communion is celebrated every Sunday morning at 8 o'clock, and Public Worship and Church School at 10:30 o'clock. The Bishop will visit St. Michael's for Confirmation very shortly. Bobby Barnes Is Better, Badly Hurt Eleven-year-old Bobby Barnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes of 623 Zeyn street, Thursday morning had shown such marked signs of improvement from a fractured skull he received in an accident last week that he was expected to be taken from St. Joseph's hospital at Orange to his home here late this week. The lad was in an unconscious or semi-conscious condition from the time of the accident on the evening of February 1 till Wednesday, when coherent words gave first indication of a turn for the better. He with other lads were riding bicycles down a hill north of Fullerton about 5:30 o'clock. His bicycle apparently ekidded in a soft spot in the trail, throwing him many feet. He was taken to a doctor in California One-Foot Procedure On the day of the amendment waived the census, U.S. commerce, state of agriculture, 27 of the first listing counties are by Fresno county. The report of the first ten nation are grape vines of United States, cent; of all the nation, 35.7 are the 27 ranking states in grape to California, the state had four are 28,940 com state. Fresno county federal figures honors in grape United States census year, 19 yards yielded grapes, raisin combined, and $14,796,131. T than a billion from 84,501,144 farms in Fresno there were 1,77 ing age there was taken. These figures perhaps, wheneral report thaStates there grape vines prothetotal value953,447 farms n "GOING HOLLYWOOD" with Marion Davies - Bing Crosby —Second Feature— RICHARD BARTHELMESS in "MASSACRE" Adm. 25c - 35c - Children 10c SUPERIOR RADIO SERVICE 308 W. Center, Anaheim Phone 4304 If you're sentimental (sobs and tears) pack it away in moth balls...but don't cheat yourself of modern radio entertainment. The greatest show on earth is on the skyways nightly. An inexpensive modern radio set is your permanent pass of admission. Your dealer will tell you how easy it is to buy now. Southern California Edison Company Ltd. hospital at Orange to his home here late this week. The lad was in an unconscious or semi-conscious condition from the time of the accident on the evening of February 1 till Wednesday, when coherent words gave first indication of a turn for the better. He with other lads were riding bicycles down a hill north of Fullerton about 5:30 o'clock. His bicycle apparently skidded in a soft spot in the trail, throwing him many feet. He was taken to a doctor in Fullerton, treated, and his parents notified. They immediately had him taken to St. Joseph's for further attention. Hints For the Home If you have room in the oven, and are using it for several hours, by all means utilize the heat by boiling down some soup bones. The soup should be brought to a vigorous boil before placing in the oven, and the cooking will continue. For water-stained white ceiling, cover the stains with block magnesia, rub until well covered, and then smooth with the finger tips. New brooms should be soaked in hot salt water to toughen them. Frequent washings in hot soapy water will insure their long life. Brushes should always be dried with the bristles down, not with the back down. Otherwise the water will soak into the back, loosening the set and cracking the wood. Grapefruit and Cranberry Salad Pare a large grapefruit and remove pulp. Arrange three sections on a nest of lettuce leaves, with two tablespoons tart cranberry sauce between them. Make six neats with the grapefruit and cranberry. Over each pour a tablespoon of Roquefort dressing. If your refrigerator has its ice compartment all the way across the top, place your milk, butter, cream and other foods that readily absorb odors on the top shelf; the neutral foods such as meat in the center, and strong flavored, aromatic foods at the bottom. In refrigerators in which the ice compartment occupies only one side, rather than the entire top, the milk, butter, cream and foods that absorb odors should be placed directly under the ice. The meate and neutral foods may be placed in the center, but the fish, fruits, vegetables and foods with odors should be placed on the top shelf alongside of hospital at Orange to his home here late this week. These figures perhaps, when general report theres there grape vines prothe total value953,447 farms r The first ten counties wFresno, TulareSan BernardinoMercedOther Californialeading 60 counthe United StSanta Clara,Missuter San DLos AngelesImperial,SantaYuba. Half-way Cur Half-way polurb-laying proreached earlyintendent Rudyworkers pouredthe first 20 daysthe tennis coulscheduled impr Fine Is SuInC Because he and through new mature orangeMiller, managehouse, was giv$100 in Judge last week.M violation of secural code. A Harlem neefor stealing a delivery truckwas like this: "Well, Judge,lookin' at me se felt sorry for ita home.Theand found depa papers for threeto be lookin'f adopted it." The greatest show on earth is on the skyways nightly. An inexpensive modern radio set is your permanent pass of admission. Your dealer will tell you how easy it is to buy now. Southern California Edison Company Ltd. Be Gay In Spring Prints $3.98 and $5.90 Come in and look at our advance showing of the gayest and most colorful spring prints. LAURETTA DRESS SHOPPE 116 West Center St. Anaheim California Boasts One-Fourth Grape Products In U.S. 27 of First 50 Grape-Producing Counties in Nation Are In This State On the day that the prohibition amendment was repealed the bureau of the census, United States department of commerce, sent the state department of agriculture a report which showed 27 of the first 50 leading grape producing counties are in California, headed by Fresno county. The report also showed that eight of the first ten viticulture counties of the nation are in California; of all the grape vines of bearing age in the United States, California has 24.7 per cent; of all the grapes harvested in the nation, 35.7 are California products; of the 27 ranking counties in the United states in grape production accredited to California, the southern part of the state had four counties; and that there are 28,940 commercial vineyards in the state. Fresno county, on the basis of the federal figures, can claim sweepstakes honors in grapes. For instance, the United States figures show that in the census year, 1930, Fresno county vineyards yielded 1,386,136,000 pounds of grapes, raisin, juice and table varieties combined, and that the crop value was $14,796,131. The considerably more than a billion pounds of grapes came from 84,501,144 grapevines on 7,257 farms in Fresno county but in addition there were 1,714,888 vines not of bearing age there counted when the census was taken. These figures are more interesting, perhaps, when it is shown by the federal report that in all the United States there were only 342,191,490 grape vines producing in 1930 and that the total value of their crop taken from 953,447 farms reporting was $56,168,987. P-E-R-S-O-N-A-L-S Mrs. John Kennedy, who was injured in an accident at San Diego ten days ago, returned to her home at 211 North West street, Monday, where she is convalescing. D. L. Crowe, ex-service man and proprietor of a West Center street barbershop, is in the veterans' hospital at San Fernando. Twin Sweater sets featured at Shinner's Men's Shop, 161 W. Center. Mrs. Frederick Kaeding of Lincoln boulevard is visiting with relatives in Long Beach. Among Anahelmers who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Shapiro at their San Pedro beach home over the last week-end were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hebson of 202 South Rose street. Dutch Plate, Beer at the Pickwick. Rev. C. H. S. Hunziker, pastor of the Grace Lutheran church, Saturday evening officiated at the marriage of Miss Emma Olson of Fullerton to John Lensing of Los Angeles at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Appleman in Fullerton. Anaheim guests at the ceremony included Misses Juanita and Aulba Fickle, Mrs. Ida Heying, Mr. and Mrs. George Schrott, Miss Magdalene Schrott, Mrs. Laura Tucker and Rev. and Mrs. Hunziker and family. Valentines at Crane's Jewelry Store, 134 W. Center St., Anahelm. Mrs. J. S. Sheridan Thursday entertained members of the Euchre club at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Elks' club-house. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Easton motored to Wilmington Saturday to wish friends bon voyage as they departed for Mexico and Panama. Otto Idso Elected Toastmaster Head Anahelm Toastmasters Tuesday evening elected Otto Idso president, suceeding Joe C. Elliott. Slx ballots were needed to elect Dr. C. O. Patterson vice-president, defeating William Clausen. J. M. Rymer was named secretary treasurer. Officers will be installed next Tuesday evening. Half-way Mark In Curbing Reached Half-way point in finishing the CWA curb-laying project in the city park was reached early this week. Park Superintendent Rudy Boysen announced. The workers poured 8218 feet of cement in the first 20 days, have yet to resurface the tennis courts and complete other scheduled improvements. Fine Is Suspended In Code Violation Because he had been "co-operating" and through negligence had packed immature oranges for shipment, A. J. Miller, manager of a local packing house, was given a suspended fine of $100 in Judge Charles Kuchel's court last week. Miller was charged with violation of section 796 of the agricultural code. A Harlem negro was brought to book for stealing a ham off the back of a delivery truck. His story to the judge was like this: "Well, Judge. Ah see this heah ham lookin' at me so lonesome like, Ah jest felt sorry for it an' thought Ah'd give it a home. Then Ah looked in the lost and found department of the newspapers for three days, an' nobody seem' to be lookin' for it, so Ah jest sorta adopted it." Boys Reprimanded Following Prank Valentines at Crane's Jewelry Store, 134 W. Center St., Anaheim. Mrs. J. S. Sheridan Thursday entertained members of the Euchre club at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Elks' clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Easton motored to Wilmington Saturday to wish friends bon voyage as they departed for Mexico and Panama. The many friends of Mrs. Emma Grimshaw will be pleased to know that she has almost entirely recovered from a recent accident in which her knee was injured, slipping the kneecap. She was confined to her bed for several weeks and then for sometime was forced to use a cane. She is now able to walk carefully without any aid. Friends and relatives this week congratulated Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood of Katella road upon the arrival Friday of a daughter. Zipper Sweaters—Snappy Styles for men and misses, Shinner's Men's Shop. Two Anaheim women, the Misses Harriet and Mignonette Walker, prominent in Y. L. I. activities, had charge of a program presented this Thursday evening at the St Mary's Altar society Valentine party in Fullerton. Steaks and chops at the Plokwlek. Miss Roxie Willis of 310 East Alberta was the house guest of Misses Ruth Ives and Dorothy Buell of Los Angeles Saturday and Sunday. Anaheim clubwomen leaders Friday morning will attend the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs bi-monthly meeting to be held at the Placentia library. Anaheim Flower Shop. Phone 8224, Mrs. H. A., Abbott. Grandmother Ella R. Chitty of 204 Bush street and a host of relatives and friends this week showered Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bodine with congratulations upon the arrival Sunday afternoon of a son, James Allen. The new mother is the former Miss Elizabeth Chitty. Anaheim Union Co. Re-elects Officers All officers of the Anaheim Union Water company were retained at an election held Monday. Otto Idso Elected Toastmaster Head Anahelm Toastmasters Tuesday evening elected Otto Idso president, succeeding Joe C. Ellott. Six ballots were needed to elect Dr. C. O. Patterson vice-president, defeating William Clause sent. J. M. Rymer was named secretary treasurer. Officers will be installed next Tuesday evening. Boasts Letter From Presidential Aid James T. Fleeman of 131 Chartter street this week proudly boasts receipt of a letter on White House stationer thanking him for the "fine token which you were good enough to send" the president. The token was an unique bridge lamp. The letter was signed by Private Secretary M. S. LeHand. Woman Injured As Lights Blind Drive Mrs. Ida Bentz of 119 South Claudin street, injured when struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. Martha Huscroft of Orange at Center and Lemon streets Tuesday evening, was taken to the Anaheim Sanitarium for treatment. Mrs. Huscroft reported elbow was blinded by lights at the intersection and did not see the victim. Poultry Marketing Agreement Approved The marketing agreement which has been in the process of formation for some months was reported out from the committee of the farm bureau as having the approval of the necessary percentage of distributors. Approval of both a majority of eggs in the district is required before the agreement becomes binding, according to W. Mory, assistant farm advisor. Administration of the agreement is vested in an industry board composed of six producers, six distributors, and a representative of the secretary of agriculture. Orange, San Diego and Imperial counties have been placed in one district Representatives will have to be elected in each county to meet with representatives from the other counties to elect the district representative on the imminent dusty board. Announcement of the time and place of this meeting will soon be made. Boys Reprimanded Following Prank Chief of Police James Bouldin severely reprimanded boys who last week piled rocks and iron on the Santa Fe railway tracks. A special agent of the railway said the prank might have derailed a special train had he not discovered the pile of trash. "Fake Flatters" Are Hit By Casey A campaign to curb the activities of "fake flatters"—persons who use newspaper classified columns to give the impression that the household goods they offer for sale are their own goods which circumstances have required be sold at bargain prices—has been launched, J. S. Casey, chief of the division of weights and measures, state department of agriculture, announces. Casey said that the newspapers of the state as well as better business organizations were assisting in the state-wide effort to effectively reduce the operations of the "flatters" and he praised both the newspapers and the business groups for their cooperation. "These 'fake flatters' have used the 'furniture for sale' classified columns of the newspapers, and have posed before the public as persons who were compelled to dispose of their household effects at a sacrifice, whereas they were dealers operating from their own residences or from flats or apartments maintained for that purpose," Casey said. Well, Judge. Ah see this heah ham lookin' at me so lonely like, Ah jest felt sorry for it an' thought Ah'd give it a home. Then Ah looked in the lost and found department of the newspapers for three days, an' nobody seem' to be lookin' for it, so Ah jest sorta adopted it." Anaheim Union Co. Re-elects Officers All officers of the Anaheim Union Water company were retained at an election held Monday. The entire board was re-elected at a meeting last week. These include H. H. Hale, president; J. C. Tuffree, vice president; Leo J. Sheridan, secretary; Bank of America of Anaheim, treasurer, with J. Charles Thamer, J. H. Brunworth, H. J. Burdorf, Bert Annin, and C. L. Hansen as the other directors. AUTO FLAMES PUT OUT Fire which broke out in an automobile at Los Angeles and Broadway Wednesday noon were extinguished before local firemen reached the scene. W-A-N-T A-D-S RATES: Five cents the line (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Phone 2414 for want ads that bring results. WOOD FOR SALE Dry Eucalyptus wood for sale. $21 S. Dickel St. 12-7-8t PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Painting, and paper hanging, J. E. Saylor 131 W. Chartres, Phone 2761. PIANOS FOR SALE 100 PIANOS to choose from; Knahe, Bechstein, Steinway, Chickering, Kimball, etc., new and used, $35 and up, DANZ, Anaheim. $10 FREE! Send name of friend who wants piano and get $10 Free when we sell. DANZ, Anaheim. Double-Quick Relief Demand and Get GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN BECAUSE of a unique process in manufacture, Genuine Bayer Aspirin Tablets are made to disintegrate—or dissolve—INSTANTLY you take them. Thus they start to work instantly. Start "taking hold" of even a severe headache, neuralgia, neuritis or rheumatic pain a few minutes after taking. And they provide SAFE relief—for Genuine BAYER ASPIRIN does not harm the heart. So if you want QUICK and SAFE relief see that you get the real Bayer article. Look for the Bayer cross on every tablet as shown above and for the words GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN on every bottle or package you buy. Member N.R.A. GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN DOES NOT HARM THE HEART DRIVE THE 1934 FORD V-8 ONLY by driving the new 1934 Ford V-8 will you know the thrill of a wonderfully built automobile. UP-HILL, on the straightaway, in and out of traffic—watch the new Fords, then come in and get behind the wheel of one yourself. EXAMINE the new Ford V-8 and see if the car is built the way you would design it. The only V-8 motor under $2000—the type of motor used in dirigibles, Lincoln, Cadillacs, Sir Malcolm Campbell's world's fastest car. QUALITY must be built in by the manufacturer of cars to last ten to fifteen years. Ford cars are long lived. A RIDE TELLS MORE THAN 1000 WORDS HAROLD KEIRSEY FORD DEALER North Los Angeles Street Anaheim Also Elected Pastmaster Head Toastmasters Tuesday evening, Otto Ideo president, succest C. Elliott. Six ballots were elect Dr. C. O. Patterson, at defeating William Clausymer was named secretaryofficers will be installed next ning. Anaheim Painter Wins First Prize Harry Kendig, Anaheim painter who last year won first place in an interior decorating contest conducted by a trade magazine, this year won first place for the best color scheme for four individual rooms, according to announcements made in the February issue of the publication. Kendig's color Officials Fail to Announce Findings Findings of state officials who Monday inspected the Seal Beach to find the cause of currents which are causing erosion were not announced this week. Officials in the inspecting group included: Attorney General U. S. Webb, Finance Director Rolland Vandegrift, State Highway Commissioner P. A. Stanton and Anaheim's Lotus H. Also Elected Coastmaster Head Toastmasters Tuesday evening Otto Ideo president, succesC. Elliott. Six ballots were elect Dr. C. O. Patterson at, defeating William Clausymer was named secretaryofficers will be installed next ning. Letter From Presidential Aide Fleeman of 131 Chartres week proudly boasts receipt on White House stationery for the "fine token which good enough to send" the The token was an unique The letter was signed by etary M. S. LeHand. In Injured As ants Blind Driver Sentz of 119 South Claudina when struck by an driven by Mrs. Martha E. Orange at Center and ents Tuesday evening, was the Anaheim Sanitarium for Mrs. Huscroft reported she by lights at the intersecnot see the victim. Marketing ement Approved ting agreement which has process of formation for was reported out from the the farm bureau as havoval of the necessary perdistributors. Approval of quality of eggs in the district before the agreement beg, according to W. M. nt farm advisor. Administe agreement is vested in board composed of six prodistributors, and a reprethe secretary of agricul- Anaheim Painter Wins First Prize Harry Kendig, Anaheim painter who last year won first place in an interior decorating contest conducted by a trade magazine, this year won first place for the best color scheme for four individual rooms, according to announcements made in the February issue of the publication. Kendig's color theme for a young man's room, a young woman's room, a married couple's room and a grandmother's room were considered the best entered. Small Girl Hurt In Automobile Mishap Juné Morey, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oren H. Morey of 541 South Los Angeles street, received only slight injuries when she was etruck Tuesday afternoon by an automobile driven by Andrew H. Murphy of 927 Oak street, Santa Ana, according to reports made to police. The little girl was carried several feet on the bumper of the machine, which the driver estimated was going about 20 miles an hour. Dr. George A. Palge treated the child for minor injuries. Officials Fail to Announce Findings Findings of state officials who Mon day inspected the Seal Beach to find the cause of currents which are causing erosion were not announced this week. Officials in the inspecting group included: Attorney General U. S. Webb, Finance Director Rolland Vandegrift, State Highway Commissioner P. A. Stanton and Anaheim's Lotus H. Loudon. Radio Dealers Ask For Selling Chance Members of the Orange County Radio Dealers' association last week voted unanimously to request the board of supervisors and the county purchasing agent to purchase police auto radios from a dealer or dealers in Orange county. President Paul Davidson, discussing the situation, stated: "We simply felt that persons who are paying licenses in the county should be entitled to a chance at county business. The members felt that non-license-paying individuals should not get first consideration when it comes to spending the taxpayers' money." Buy regular FLORSHEIM SHOES at Special SALE PRICES • Every pair is from regular Florsheim stock . . . no "sale substitutes"...no exaggerated claims ... Sale-savings are real common sense savings. F. A. Yungbluth 145 West Center Street "The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx"