anaheim-gazette 1936-06-11

POSTMASTER LOUIS HOSKINS SETS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17TH, AS DAY FOR DELIVERY OF VET'S BONDS With everything about in readiness, the local postoffice employees have been duly coached and regulations studied for the distribution of the Adjusted Compensation bonds to the ex-servicemen of this section. It is planned to care for the veterans as rapidly as is possible, and to this end the local force has laid its plans. The veterans are urged to remain within distance of their delivery addresses on this date, Wednesday, June 17, as the bonds must be delivered to him personally. In case the veteran is not at the address of delivery given on the bonds, then the mailmen will leave a notice that the bonds are ready for delivery and he will then have to call at the postoffice and be properly identified to get the bonds. This identification is required by orders. The notice left at the mail address is not sufficient identification, but must be taken to the postoffice to identify the bonds. The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars are being asked to have an identification committee present at the post-office who can and will take care of the members of their respective organizations. The postmaster is required to have absolute identification inasmuch as he personally is responsible for the correct delivery of the bonds. For those veterans who wish to cash their bonds, Postmaster Hoskins has this to say: You needn’t pay a long price to get long wear Auxiliary Council Guests at Beach Costa Mesa unit was hostess members of the County Council, the American Legion Auxilia Tuesday afternoon, when Vet Burry of Huntington Beach presided at the regular monthly meeting. Attending from Arheim were Mrs. Yuarda Akermann Anaheim president; Mrs. Rose Martenet, Mrs. Edna Elliott, and Mrs. Dennie Black. Opening with a luncheon program included formation of plans for the summer activity. On July 23 the county units will entertain the veterans at Sattelle hospital. The chief diversion will be card games. On July 31st the Placement American Legion clubhouse will be the setting for a joint installation of officers of all Orange county units. Further plans will be formed at the next regular meeting of the county council at Twin on July 14th. Among the special guests at meeting were Mrs. Marjorie Pebody of La Habra, 21st district president; Mrs. Marjorie Danielson of Redlands, Chairman Child Welfare committee; Mrs. Marjorie Wingate of Riverside Inter-county Council presides; Mrs. Wingate is a candidate for the position of president of 21st district, at the election Huntington Beach in July. "Quite naturally we want to give veterans service on their bony We intend to keep three windows open for the first-three nights certifying the bonds. Of course the boys all know that if they..." a long price to get long wear If you buy a Hart Shaffner & Marx At Yungbluth's These suits will appeal to men accustomed to paying much more for their clothes. The fabrics have the weight, the "feel" and the character of the At Yungbluth's These suits will appeal to men accustomed to paying much more for their clothes. The fabrics have the weight, the "feel" and the character of the finest custom worsteds. They are low in upkeep too, because they not only take a press exceptionally well but hold it longer. We have them in single and double breasted models in the best colors, patterns and styles of the spring season. It's not expensive to be well dressed — in Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes $25.00 to $40.00 Other standard Made Suits as low as $18.00 VETERANS We're giving you a Bonus now in the extra style, quality and value in Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. Why wait until June 15th or later to cash it? F. A. YUNGBLUTH 145 W. Center ANAHEIM RAY SMITH IN AREA RACING 5TH AREA CANDIDATE MINUTES OF Bill Webb is ANAHEIM LEGION (The following is taken ization meetings of the A secretary and Bill Webb— key positions of the post October 21 The first meeting of the heim Post of the American met in the clubrooms of the heim Board of Trade on the date in response to notice to all ex-service men, who ent address was known. The meeting was called by Mr. Wm. P. Webb, w nounced the purpose of th ing and called for nomina a temporary chairman. Mr. was nominated and on mo nominations were declared and Mr. Webb was elected rary chairman. Mr. E. E. Smith was not for temporary secretary motion the nomination declared closed and Mr. was elected temporary se Mr. Walter Brinkop, c of Los Angeles Post, was ed and introduced by Mr. Mr. Brinkop gave a brief of the American Legion plained in a very creditab ner the workings of the o tion. Mr. Buron Fitts, sec RAYMOND E. SMITH Member of Anaheim Post No. 72, a 15-year member of the American Legion who has announced his candidacy for the oice of Commander of the 5th Area, comprising Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Imperial and San Diego counties. Smith has been very active in Legion affairs in Southern California for a number of years. He was a member of the first state committee on disaster and relief ta Barbara convention in 1927; he which was established at the San is a past commander of the local post and a charter member of Imperial Valleyq. Also, he has and is holding high positions in the 40 and 8. The election will be held in Seal Beach at the g5th Area meeting in July, just prior to the state convention at Hollywood. PUTTING 'EM AN THE SPOT Candidates for the state legislature will no doubt be asked how they stand on this new idea of a state police force. The bill will come up before the next session. It vitally affects all of the sheriffs and their deputies, constables and all peace officers in the state, and places their jobs in jeopardy. We Present Elaine A New Design in TUDOR ATE A NEW ADDITION FOR YOUR DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS W. Center St. Anaheim Veterans: We join with many others in urging you beware of those unscrupulous persons and firms that want you to cash and spend your bonus bonds as soon as possible, in many cases, before you get them. Don’t let your nestegg burn holes in your pocket. Keep your head and don’t spend for the sake of spending and don’t even cash your bonds unless for necessity or to get out of debt. However, if you must cash and spend, give the home town business man a break. Remember, he has been through a depression too and business that means nothing to the big town merchant means a lot to the merchant in Anaheim. We believe you will find his prices and quality equal if not below those elsewhere. 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A RACE FOR COMMANDER MINUTES OF FIRST MEETINGS OF Bill Webb is Chosen First Chairman ANAHEIM LEGION POST, OCT. 1919 (The following is taken from the original records of the organization meetings of the American Legion here. E. E. Smith, was the secretary and Bill Webb—both still active in the local post—were in key positions of the post at that time.) October 21, 1919. The first meeting of the Anaheim Post of the American Legion met in the clubrooms of the Anaheim Board of Trade on the above date in response to notices sent all ex-service men, whose present address was known. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Wm. P. Webb, who announced the purpose of the meeting and called for nominations for temporary chairman. Mr. Webb was nominated and on motion the nominations were declared closed and Mr. Webb was elected temporary chairman. Mr. E. E. Smith was nominated for temporary secretary and on motion the nominations were declared closed and Mr. Smith was elected temporary secretary. Mr. Walter Brinkop, chairman of Los Angeles Post, was presented and introduced by Mr. Webb. Mr. Brinkop gave a brief history of the American Legion and explained in a very creditable manner the workings of the organization. Mr. Buron Fitts, second vice Minutes of the previous meeting were read and on motion, duly seconded, were approved. At a request from the chairman the secretary made a report of members signed up and amount in the treasury to date. Mr. Martinet, chairman of the constitution and by-laws committee, read a constitution that had been drawn up by the committee. On motion duly seconded the constitution was adopted by the Post as read. By-laws prepared by the committee were also read by Mr. Martinet. After the by-laws were read, each article and section were voted upon. On motion article one, two and three were adopted as read. As on Amendment to article 4. It was moved that all men in good standing are eligible to transfer, also as they transfer they automatically lose their membership in the post from which they transferred and that any man for temporary secretary and on motion the nominations were declared closed and Mr. Smith was elected temporary secretary. Mr. Walter Brinkop, chairman of Los Angeles Post, was presented and introduced by Mr. Webb. Mr. Brinkop gave a brief history of the American Legion and explained in a very creditable manner the workings of the organization. Mr. Buron Fitts, second vice chairman of the Los Angeles Post, was introduced and in a very forceful address explained the purpose of the Legion and what stands for. Mr. J. F. Ahlborn, by request, favored the meeting with a talk in which he assured the post the support of the community at large. The business session was taken up and after some discussion it was moved that $1.50 upon application for membership, 550 cents which is understood to be the state organization and one dollar to be held by the Anaheim Post. Motion carried. It was regularly moved that five hold applications of men, called to camps but did not receive an honorable discharge until an official ruling on this point can be secured. Motion carried. Moved and seconded that the temporary secretary, Mr. Smith, act as temporary treasurer and take charge of all membership fees, collected for the session and authorized to pay all current bills against the post. Motion carried. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned only to take on more punch and smokes and enjoy the music furnished generously by Mr. Felling and others. Respectfully, E. E. SMITH, Temp. Sec. October 26th, 1919. The second business meeting of the Anaheim Post of the American Legion, No. 72, was called to order by Mr. Wm. Webb, Temporary Chairman. After the by-laws were read, each article and section were voted upon. On motion article one, two and three were adopted as read. As on Amendment to article 4. It was moved that all men in good standing are eligible to transfer, also as they transfer they automatically lose their membership in the post from which they transferred and that any man wishing to transfer from another Post to Post No. 72 be accepted. Motion carried. It was moved that article five be accepted as read, the dues being determined at the annual meeting held in January of each year. Article six, seven and eight were odopted as read. Article nine covering meetings of the Post. It was moved that meetings be held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Motion carried. Article ten, eleven, twelve and thirteen were adopted as read. After the adoption of the constitution and by-laws an election of officers for the coming year was held. Nominations were opened for President of the Post. Mr. Wm. P. Webb was nominated. On motion the nominations for President were closed and the secretary instructed to cast the ballot for Mr. Webb as President. Mr. Joseph P. Collins was nominated for First Vice President. On motion the nominations for First Vice President were declared closed and the secretary cast the ballot for Mr. Collings as First Vice President. Mr. Edward Backs was nominated for Second Vice President. There being only one nomination, the secretary cast the ballot for Mr. Backs as second Vice President. Nominations for secretary were opened and Mr. Martinet and Mr. E. E. Smith were nominated. Mr. Martinet asked to have his nomination withdrawn and Mr. Smith was elected Secretary. For Treasurer Mr. Martinet was nominated and duly elected to that position. After being regularly nominated the following named men were will go the hospitalized veterans. Those who made the periodic visit to Sawtelle in May, taking with them magazines, cigarettes, fruit and candy, gave a report. Making the trip were Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Wisser, Mr. and Mrs. Fischback, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hund, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Warton and Mr. and Mrs. Conan Gray. Concluding the business meeting the refreshment committee, headed by Mrs. Clarke, served light refreshment. Chas. Perkins In San Diego Navy Hospital; Better Charles Perkins of South Vine street, confined to the naval hospital in San Diego for treatment, is reported as greatly improved by Mrs. Perkins, who returned Tuesday form San Diego. Perkins is a member of the Anaheim post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. elected to serve on the executive committee: Howard E. Gates, Wm. W. Hamilton, Rollen R. Roselot, Evan L. Miller. At the request of the President, Mr. Whitaker was asked to present the proposition offered by the Mother Colony Club for the use of their clubrooms. It was moved that a committee be appointed by the President to investigate the clubrooms and report to the executive committee the result of their findings. Motion carried. On this committee the President appointed Mr. L. B. McGovren, Mr. E. Crist and Mr. Ernest Braunlich. It was regularly moved and seconded that a committee be appointed by the President to make the necessary arrangements for a New Year's Ball. Motion carried. Mr. Backs, Mr. Sutherland and Mr. Ustick were appointed on this committee. There being no further business, on motion, the meeting adjourned. VACATION SPECIALS! FISHING TACKLE Rods Baits Reels Tackle Boxes Lines Spinners Leaders Flies CAMP EQUIPMENT Tents Sleeping Bags Coleman Stoves Cateens Coleman Lanterns Camp Beds Flash Lights Camp tables L. WISSER SPORTS SHOP 169 W. Center Street