anaheim-gazette 1936-01-23

Kansans Will Meet In Long Beach Judge Wm. F. Schoch, President of the Long Beach Kansas Association, announces the annual Kansas Day Picnic reunion, celebrating the 73rd anniversary of statehood, all day Wednesday, January 29, in beautiful Bixby Park, Long Beach, and the park is for Jayhawkers alone all day long, plenty of room. There will be county registers and headquarters so all may find the old neighbors even with thousands present. There will be a brief program opening at two o'clock, songs, short talks, and a greeting from Gov. Alf. Landon. All the tourists and visitors from the old home state will be made welcome and may meet the old time friends. Coffee will be served to all who buy souvenir badges. Each one who learns of this is asked to pass the word along. Further information may be had of C. H. Parsons, Secretary of the Federation of State Societies, office in the Seaboard National Bank, Spring and 6th Streets, Los Angeles, Phone MUtual 1981, where the Kansas register may be seen, or Wm. F. Schoch, Long Beach. REAL PERIL LATER Dispatches say there has been little loss of life in Ethiopia. But just wait until the Italians get those new roads built and the natives start joy-riding—Roanoke (Va.) Times. It seems that $1,500,000 in Chinese money is only $550,000 in American money. Once you have that clearly in mind, the idea is to find out how much $500,000 in American money is worth—Boston Transcript. Well my gang of pals in Legion got me a hobby horse 3 hands high... and I fell over too... so guess I'll give you idea of the cavalry and stay the artillery... er, some And that's that. And now... the derned horse is missing... the last I saw it Ray Smith had it now he claims that Florence and well I've run over guesses... all I know is haven't got it any more. Some day Mrs. Hugo is ask Hugo Schulz what the was he told at the Legion me the other night. You know is quite an orator when he really descriptive... he elocation and all. Ted Masterson says he learned a lot about names what have you since he has passing out license plates a auto club... he even says found out why Manager B don't like to work in the m... "He's A. P. M. Brown he?" says Ted. And I guess that's what he says anway he writes a check. Our Creed If you can buy it elsewhere for less return it and we will either refund your money or return the difference WORLD'S LOWEST PRICES! Johnson's Black ENAMEL For retouching scratches and rust spots. Ideal for use on fenders, chassis, etc. Handy 5-Oz. Can! $5¢ $259 Handy Electric DRILL Built for intermittent service. Fancooled induction motor gives maximum service. SPECIAL! BRAKE BANDS For CHEVROLETS Extra grade spring steel, lined with non-burning brake lining. 1926-28 99¢ 1" PER PR. Genuine GRAF-O-LUBE THE NEW FUEL SAVER! 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Ed's proud stuff and wanted to tell you that he has fresh produce courteous clerks... he got a mixed up when writing it ever and said to wit (or may was just wit) Fresh Clerks Courteous Produce... well way Ed'll have to lay off me a while and maybe... well I believe the coffee's on him. Harry Akerman says I wrong last week... he don't dog food and... he won't eat... well what I'm wondering how he knows he don't like You know I used to have friend... I think... in who was general manager of business men's association and something to do with the Kiwi club... he holds the minor position of... well I think he's pleasant... but then whatever job it's just a small part he does anyway does anyone where he is? And I guess George Reid is a Democrat. NOT A CHANCE Europe doesn't want war; knows doggeded well she can't the United States to pay for this time.—Toledo Blade. 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Set of 12! 8 Compression 4 Off Rings AUTO & RADIO SUPPLIES THE STORE nearest YOUR DOOR 211 No. MAIN St. FREE PARKING FOR PATRONS SERVICE • QUALITY • VALUE Santa Ana, California Improvements Are Made, Ford Radio With 1935's production totaling close to a quarter of a million sets, The Ford Motor Company announces numerous improvements to the 1936 Ford radio. E. R. McCoy, local Ford dealer, feels that in 1936 the volume of Ford radios will be materially increased due to these improvements, plus the fact that every day more and more motorists are turning to the use of car radios. From the standpoint of appearance, the most important change in the new Ford radio is the adoption of an invisible speaker, mounted above the windshield. The sloping, rounded roof lines remain unbroken and listeners in the car have the benefit of ear-level reception. The set continues to be of six tubes, but with a number of chassis improvements. The chassis case has been shortened and made more compact, fitting underneath the instrument panel and above the steering column. Sensitivity of the Ford radio has been increased and its internal circuit filtering has been improved to keep out external interference, such as that from high tension wires and street cars. For the city driver, especially, reception now is excellent. The speaker is of a new design mounted flush on the header bars above the windshield. When installed it is completely out of sight, covered by the car trim. The speaker cone has been re-designed to insure improved reception throughout the scale, including high notes and bass notes. Instead of having a three-point tone control, a constantly variable tone HEROES ALL With no idea of violating our neutrality, we unhesitatingly express the opinion that the bravest men mixed up in the Italo-Ethiopian war are the newsreel cameramen.—Washington Post. ITALY'S RATIONS What is important is not that Italian butcher shops are to be closed Tuesdays, but what they have to offer the other days in the week.—Louisville Herald-Post. during this annual midwinter event, dedicated to the golden spheres of the golden state. A. H. Brouse, chosen president of this year's committee, has pledged himself to make the twenty-sixth citrus exposition an event surpassing in beauty and entertainment its 25 predecessors. The South Sea island motif has been chosen for the interior decorations, and an alluring Hawaiian garden will form the center piece around which the scores of exhibits from communities all over Southern California will be displayed, along with the presentations of orchardists, county groups, fruit packers, distributors, and commercial organizations. Stars of stage, screen, radio and circus will be seen in the spectacular program of entertainment that is planned by the committee. In addition, there will be an educational features including the famous Citrus Institute in which every grower is keenly interested, demonstrations of methods by which oranges and their allied fruits may be turned into delectable dishes by the housewife, and the part the juices play in beverage roles. Preparations are being made to provide parking space for more Writing Contents Close Jan The Orange County One Act Play Written sponsored annually by Community Players January 31st. Any resident of Orange interested is urged to play. The four most plays will be selected early in March, at the winning play and announced. Prizes judged on original characterization, drama abilities, and literary skills. The play must have time not shorter thanutes nor longer than minutes. Manuscripts must ten and signed by aAuthors name mustbut must be in att envelope. All Manuscriptsthe property of the spNo play that has been produced can be enteredAuthors of selectbe responsible for proplay and must furnishwritten copies for th Masterson says he has needed a lot about names and have you since he has been going out license plates at the club...he even says he's out why Manager Brown like to work in the morning "He's A. P. M. Brown isn't says Ted. And I guess he is, what he says anway when writes a check. Frazee of the Greater Ana-Vegetable market let hisination run away with him writing the copy for his ad week...Ed's proud of his and wanted to tell you folks he has fresh produce and neous clerks...he got a little up when writing it how-and said to wit (or maybe it just wit) Fresh Clerks and Neous Produce...well any-Ed'll have to lay off me for life and maybe...well I still love the coffee's on him. Akerman says I was all last week...he don't like food and...he won't eat it well what I'm wondering is he knows he don't like it. I used to have a...I think...in town was general manager of the less men's association and having to do with the Kiwanis...he holds the minor position...well I think he's presi-but then whatever the just'a small part he plays anyway does anyone know he is? I guess George Reid is still noocrat. NOT A CHANCEope doesn't want war. She dogged well she can't get United States to pay for it time—Toledo Blade. successful man is one who more than his wife can and a successful woman is who lands such a man—Kansas, Journal. All Ready For Big Show of '36 Binnie Barnes and little Sybil Jason were among the many stars to phone Alfred Lushing, president of Mount Sinai Home for Invalids yesterday, stating that they would gladly appear at the monster "Dick Powell-Jack Benny All Star Show of 1936", to be held at the Shrine Civic Auditorium, January 25th. This makes the number of famous people of stage, screen and radio a grand total of 110 to-date, according to Municipal Judge Benj. Scheinman of the Advisory Board of the non-sectarian home. Yesterday Leo Carrillo, Sid Grauman, Sidney Blackmer, Vince Barnett, Le Roy Prinz and Monte Blue who will handle the enormous detail of keeping things moving back stage for the big benefit performance, started work planning the program for the affair. With the Southern California Music Co., reporting heavy advance sales and outlying towns crying for more tickets for their respective box offices, the 7000-Los Angeles Shrine Civic Auditorium is expected to find the seating capacity inadequate. Mae West is expected to lend her great showmanship ideas to the stage committee. Miss West is one of the bright particular sponsors of the show. The Los Angles Shrine Civic Auditorium box office will be open daily from Thursday on, it was wires and street cars. For the city driver, especially, reception now is excellent. The speaker is of a new design mounted flush on the header bars above the windshield. When installed it is completely out of sight, covered by the car trim. The speaker cone has been re-designed to insure improved reception throughout the scale, including high notes and bass notes. Instead of having a three-point tone control, a constantly variable tone control is now used. Of course a private citizen sometimes has to borrow money to carry on his business. He is in the red, but thinks he is in the black so long as the sheriff does not pounce down upon him. All Ready For Big Show of '36 WE BUY JUNK We Buy Junk, Metal, Paper, Sacks and Rags — also cars for wrecking CURRAN AUTO WRECKING 1194 No. Los Angeles St. PHONE 3101 FOX ANAHEIM 920 W. Center Phone 8602 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Jan. 26-27-28 Sun. Continuous from 2 p.m. "FRISCO KID" with James Cagney Margaret Lindsay AND "The BRIDE COMES HOME" with Claudette Colbert Fred MacMurray SUP OUT AND GET AN ALKA-SELTZER HEAD-ACHE many times has a Headruined your day's work— l your evening's pleasure? 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Continuous from 2:30 "TRANSATLANTIC TUNNEL" with Richard Dix-Madge Evans AND— Gene Autry in "SAGEBRUSH TROUBADOUR" Writing Contest to Close January 31 The Orange County Original One Act Play Writing contest, sponsored annually by the S. A. Community Players, closes on January 31st. Any resident of Orange County interested is urged to submit a play. The four most outstanding plays will be selected and presented early in March, at which time the winning play will be chosen and announced. Plays will be judged on originality of idea, characterization, dramatic possibilities, and literary merit. The play must have a playing time not shorter than fifteen minutes nor longer than thirty-five minutes. Manuscripts must be typewritten and signed by a non deplume. Authors name must not appear, but must be in attached sealed envelope. All Manuscripts become the property of the sponsors. No play that has been publicly produced can be entered. 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