anaheim-gazette 1936-04-23

4,000 Attend Townsend Meet (Continued from Page 1) tion he stressed the fact that present economic policies are not due to a shortage in the stock of money in the nation but rather to a lack of circulation of money. Our money supply he said is abundantly large but the circulation is lacking and hence economic health is at low tide. The Townsend Plan when enacted into law will result, so he said, in restoration of money circulation which he suggested will operate to circulate needed nourishment to the body politic. We emphasized the Townsend Movement as one which would contribute to the alleviation of the national problem of unemployment of both young and old. And in the future he added there would always be a rainbow of promise of BACK TO HORSE AND BUGGY DAYS Somebody up state has started something to turn Center street into a state lane meaning that motor vehicles must be parked parallel with the curbs instead of on an angle. If that was the law, a motorist would have a heck of a time getting out if he ever got in, and might cause the grass to grow on the street. economic security for both young and old. The Townsend Plan he said is not primarily a pension plan but instead it is primarily a recovery and circulation of money plan. But as for pensions he added that the people who work through the years as laborers in everyday pursuits are just as truly in the service of the government as are the numerous classes who today are retired after periods of service on a pension. In closing he dramatically ascribed to the two great political parties of the present as being given one last opportunity to demonstrate their willingness to consider the Townsend Plan by giving the Townsend Plan a place in the sun. If they will do this he said we will make them feel our power. But if they fail us we will vote for Townsend candidates from top to bottom. We are strong enough to do it and we will do it. Failure on the part of the present congress to consider this fact will mean that they will write their own ticket to political oblivion." Colonel Horton is a splendid orator and he powerfully moved his great audience to give him great applause time and again as he drove home with powerful logic the needs of the nation's people and the ability of the Townsend Plan to minister to those needs. The great assembly in concert was lead by Mrs. Ida Freeman of Anaheim in giving the Townsend Pledge of loyalty as an adjournment benediction. Legion Auxiliary Hostess Group to Legion Monday Concluding a period of membership campaign, the American Legion Auxiliary will hostess to the Legion group for social evening and "chill" feast Monday evening following the regular meetings of the two organizations: Aside from the refreshment hour the game tango' and other forms of entertainment were indulged in to late hour. During the business meeting of the Auxiliary, with President Yuarda Akerman in the chair, Mrs. Marjorie Peabody of Lahra, 21st District president payed the group an unexpected visit. When called upon for few remarks Mrs. Peabody spoke of the extensive work of the child welfare committee of the American Legion Auxiliary, telling her very important accomplishments in that field. She also extended words of encouragement to the local unit on its membership drive, stating that as a whole, the Auxiliary posts are doing remarkably well in membership increase. Another interesting topic of her talk was brief outline of the work of rescue and rehabilitation done by the American Legion in the flood stricken areas of the east. Mr. Peabody stated that not only did the American Legion and th We Reserve the Right to Limit. None Sold to Dealers VALUABLE COUPON MEN'S Sox Per Pair 10¢ Dozen . . $1.05 All sizes from small to extra large. The very latest assorted colors. Must have this coupon. 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Just ask for CERTANE OVALTINE Small Large Hospital 31¢ 57£ $225 ELECTRICAL SIX POUND FLAT IRON... 89¢ FULL SIZE CURLING IRON... 19¢ WITH SWITCH IRON CORDS... 19¢ DOUBLE SIDED Sandwich Toasters... 98¢ LARGE and SMALL Flashlight BATTERIES COMPLETE WITH BULB Therapeutic Lamps... 98¢ ON Auxiliary Press Group to On Monday Including a period of theorship campaign, theOn Legion Auxiliary was to the Legion group for aevening and "chili" feed evening following themeetings of the two orns. Aside from the recent hour the game ofand other forms ofent were indulged in to aly. The business meeting ofAuxiliary, with President Akerman in the chair,Marjorie Peabody of La21st District president;the group an unexpectedWhen called upon fora marks Mrs. Peabody spokeextensive work of the childcommittee of theAmeri-gion Auxiliary, tellingof any important accomplishment that field. She also ex-words of encouragementlocal unit on its memberive, stating that asa the Auxiliary posts aremarkably well in mem-increase. Another inter-oopic of her talk was atitle of the work of resl rehabilitation done byAmerican Legion in the floodareas of the east. Mrs.stated that not only didAmerican Legion and the Auxiliary accomplish such a great deal, but that the peoplewere so dependent upon their assistance. An invitation was extended tothe Legion post to join theAuxiliary in the Mother's Day program, which will include a potluck supper, on May 4. It was later learned that the Legion menheartily accepted the invitation. An invitation from A.B.Paul Women's Relief Corps biddingthe Auxiliary members to jointhem at a luncheon program onMay 19th was accepted. As another future event thegroup are sponsoring anprogressive luncheon for April, 28thPresident Akerman appointedmembers of the executive boardto take charge of the arrangements. In discussing the regularmonthly trip to the veterans' hospital at Sawtelle a call wasmade for more games, puzzles, forms ofamusement to help the boyswhile away the long hours. Manyof the members, and friends ofthe organization, are savingcross-ward puzzles and pastingthem on card boards, makingthem easier for the boys in hospital cots to handle. More ofthese would be greatly appreciated. Mrs.Josephine Fulfer gavean account of the recent outing of Girl Scout troop 3 of theGeorge Washington School. TheKenneth Pecks opened their cabinat Idlewild to the fifteen GirlScouts, and their two leaders, Bride-To-Be Honored With Linen Shower Party Honoring Miss Charlotte Happgood, who is to be married toPaul Winsor Friday evening atthe Wedding Chapel in SantaAna Miss Miriam. Sloop entertained about thirty-five friends ofMiss Happgood and herself atthe home of Mrs.Kenneth Sloop onSouth Ohio street last evening. The ever popular game ofbridge was the early evening diversion,with lovely "bubble"vases going to Miss Esther Zeppfeld,Miss Esther Romalt and Miss Margerie Patrick as scorehonors. The special feature of the evening was the presentationof many many gifts of linen—prettytowels, lovely dinette and dinnersets and all types of householdlinens—to the happy bride-to-bewho was charming in a palegreen flowered chiffon informalgown. As she opened her gifts Dorothy Harman and Jean McKinnon, and hostess chaperons,Mrs.Warren Hodges and Mrs.Kraft, for the annual Easter vacationouting. Outdoor games,including a treasure hunt withdirections written in Morsecode, were the chief diversionsof the day. An outdoor fireplaceprovided an ideal spot for the picnic that was most thoroughlyenjoyed by all. she was extended sincerefor a very happy life by anent. As a fitting conclusionshower party refreshment,dainty sandwiches deliciousmade sherbet and coffeeserved in buffet style. The guest list includedP.Hapgood, the honoree'ser, Mrs.S.B.Hapgood Mrs.ifred Bell, Miss GraceMiss Winifred Hapgood,George Sloop,Sr.,Mrs.Sloop,mrs.George SloopMesdames Robert RumLeonard Wildeman,WeslelMerle West,and,theGeorgia Allenow.Milfordlap,Sally Newkirk,MarsSchlosser,Idaline Schlossther Zeppfeld Margerierick,Dorothy Cromer,PAdams, Evelyn Durfee,Ireton,Grace Black, Marionardson,Betty Barnhart,CineGraham,CharlotteDrothy Clasbey,Carol SmilEsther Ramoff,the guest ocr,Miss Hapgood,and hoMiss Mirium Sloop andKenneth Sloop. Miss Katherine MaxwellMiss Sara Gallin are vacationsin Yakima, Wash. Theyreturn home in another we Dr.J.W.Utter was takenSt.Joseph's hospital Saturnhis home on West Center strecuperate from injuries suinan automobile accident.able to see visitors. or Beat Any Prices in Orang 151 West Center Anaheim R&B Inc. 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To Meet on April 25 The April meeting of the Imperial Highway association has been announced for the evening of April 25 at La Habra at the American Legion Hall. The meeting will open with a dinner in charge of Legion auxiliary members. Work is in progress on that part of the highway extending from La Mirada avenue to the Los Angeles county line connecting at La Mirada with Cedar street which carries the highway through Brea. MAKE TWO BLADES GROW WHERE ONLY ONE GREW BEFORE When a nation tries to spend itself rich, it is like running water into a bath tub with the bung hole open; and if you want to keep the grass off the streets you should have a protective tariff for home industries. BEAUTIFUL Melrose Abbey Provides a modern and reverent method of enterment. Very desirable crypts $135.00 to $395.00. Niches $20.00 to $100.00. 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