anaheim-gazette 1936-10-15

Committees Named For Harvest Party Committees for the Hallowe'en party of the Friendship Bible class, planned for October 29 at the Buena Park Congregational church includes Mrs. Lelia Criswell, Mrs. Lester Schofield, and Mrs. James Swain, decoration; Mrs. Charles Hillman, Mrs. Floyd Neal, and Mrs. Clarence Hender-son, entertainment; and Mrs. Lewis Hesse, Mrs. William Tatem, and Mrs. Victor Lewis, refreshments. If you don't tell the doctor about a sore place, it is stupid neglect. If you do, you're a neurotic. You never know how good a funny movie is. The audience laughs so much you can't hear the funniest parts. $8950 AND YOU GRADUATE TO ELECTRIC COOKING SEE THIS AMAZING WOOLWINE Electric Woolwine presents the first, full size, completely equipped Electric Range at a price SEE THIS AMAZING WOOLWINE Electric Woolwine presents the first, full size, completely equipped Electric Range at a price which brings the convenience, modernness and economy of electric cooking to every home. 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KNOX MOTOR CO CADILLAC - LASALLE PHONE 2400 OLDSMOBILE SERVICE GROUP PRESENTS PLAY Hertten Kiwanis Club To Offer “Her Temporary Husband” Oct. 22 erriment will be the key-note the tenth annual show of the Hertten Kiwanis club to be held at the Fullerton high school historium Thursday evening, Oct. 22, at 8 o'clock sharp. Her Temporary Husband" is title of the production and all agrees that it is one of the earliest productions on today's stage. It is in three acts and in between the latter will be pre-ceded novelty numbers including the club's newly former male singing group and certain comedy acts. The cast of "Her Temporary Husband" includes Irvin Chapman, Zelda Chapman, Dan O'Han-Ethelyn Queale, Charles Skett and Joe Johnson. They have been rehearsing almost every evening for weeks and their friend, Thomas Askins, assures the audience that the production will be less. This is well known, half the proceeds from the Kiwanis club's annual show, goes to a fund that is used to junior college students to find themselves financially able to continue their studies. The other half will be devoted to fund for under-privileged children. There are several projects under study at this time for the purpose of affording enjoyment of the less fortunate of the district's kiddies. At Otto Evans' candy shop in Hertton, the sale of reserved items is under way. HIGH VOLTAGE ON DISPLAY Electric sprays, synthetic thunder storms and striking demonstrations at the fire co., finned within its present allowed to burn itself. Summary Calif. Vehicle Code PLACE AND MANNER OF DRIVING Whenever any roadway has been divided into three or more clearly marked lanes or traffic the following rules, in addition to all others, shall apply: a. A vehicle shall be driven as nearly as practicable entirely within a single lane and shall not be moved from such lane until the driver has first made certain that such movement can be made with safety; b. Upon a roadway which is divided into three lanes a vehicle shall not be driven in the center lane except when the driver is preparing to make a left turn; or when overtaking and passing another vehicle. The driver shall not attempt to pass unless the roadway is clearly visible and such center lane is clear of traffic for a safe distance. (Vehicle Code Sec. 526). Upon all roadways of sufficient width a vehicle shall be driven upon the right half of the roadway and as close as practicable to the right-hand curb or edge of such roadway except: a. When overtaking and passing another vehicle proceeding in the same direction; b. When placing a vehicle in lawful position for and when lawfully making a left turn; c. When the right half of the roadway is closed to traffic while under construction or repair; d. Upon a roadway designated and signposted for one-way traffic; or, e. Upon a roadway divided into three or more clearly marked lanes for traffic. (Vehicle Code Sec. 525). The driver of any vehicle upon approaching any entrance of a highway or intersection signposted with a stop sign as provided in the Code shall stop at such sign before entering or crossing such highway or intersection. (Vehicle Code Sec. 577). The driver of a motor vehicle must not follow another vehicle more closely than is reasonable and safe, having due regard for the speed of such vehicle and the traffic upon and the condition of the roadway. (Vehicle Code Sec. 531). The driver of any motor truck when traveling upon a roadway outside of a business or residence district shall not follow within three hundred feet of another truck when overtaking and passing or when upon any lane especially designated for use by motor trucks. (Vehicle Code Sec. 531). The driver of a motor vehicle traveling through defiles or canyons or upon mountain highways shall hold such motor vehicle under control and as near the right-hand edge of the highway as is reasonably possible and upon approaching any curve where the THE GUIDE TO BUS SERVICE PLUS The Bus and Circle trade mark is your assurance of a service that is more than just bus transportation, but a bus service plus—plus all the refinements that have gained for the Santa Fe Trailways the designation, America's finest. Large, roomy, lavatory equipped buses; Harvey Hotel rest stops; fast schedules; three Fred Harvey meals for $1 a day; Low fares everywhere, for example, Chicago only $29.50. Coordination with Santa Fe Ry. GRAND CANYON ROUTE 306 N. Main street, Phone 2818. SANTA ANA or any Sante Fe Railway Agent SANTA FE TRAILWAYS The driver of a motor vehicle traveling through defiles or canyons or upon mountain highways shall hold such motor vehicle under control and as near the right-hand edge of the highway as is reasonably possible and upon approaching any curve where the view is obstructed within a distance of two hundred feet along the highway shall give audible warping, with the horn of such motor vehicle. (Vehicle Code Sec. 597). Whenever upon any grade the width of the roadway is insufficient to permit the passing of vehicles approaching from opposite directions at the point of meeting, the driver of the vehicle descending the grade shall give the right of way to the vehicle ascending the grade and if necessary shall back his vehicle to a place in the highway where it is possible to pass. (Vehicle Code Sec. 527). The driver of a motor vehicle when traveling on down grade upon any highway shall not coast with the gears of such vehicle in neutral. (Vehicle Code Sec. 598). A safety zone is the area or space set apart within a roadway for the exclusive use of pedestrians and which is marked by signs or raised markers or raised buttons in order that such area of space may be plainly seen at all times. (Vehicle Code Sec. 88). You are not allowed at any time or under any condition to drive through or within a safety zone. (Vehicle Code Sec. 572). Safety zones are provided for pedestrians; keep your motor vehicle out of them. Dr. Studebaker To Give Speech Dr. John W. Studebaker, United States commissioner of education who is in general charge of the federal forums throughout the United States, is coming to Santa Ana, October 24, it is announced, to speak at the high school auditorium on that evening. It will be recalled that it was due to the life-long friendship between Dr. Studebaker and Frank A. Henderson, superintendent of Santa Ana school and himself administrator of the local forums, that Orange county was chosen as one of 10 centers throughout the country to launch the adult educational movement. The original educational experiment, sponsored by Dr. Studebaker, is now in its fourth year at Des Moines, Iowa. The educator's visit will be in a measure a tribute to the success during operations will be distributed free to those who need it. of the local forums, supervised by Homer C. Chaney. Reports indicate that close to 9,000 people have attended the various community meetings during the first four week period. Dr. Studebaker will arrive in Los Angeles by airplane the night of October 23 and conferences will be held Saturday prior to public meeting, Henderson said, His address, it was further said, will not deal with the forums but with the subject of education. The public is cordially invited to attend. Despite attempts to head off the fire by sinking cement walls, by forcing steam underground, by diverting a creek into a shaft, 12 millions tons of coal have been destroyed, 28 million tons more lie along the paths of the fire's slow advance. With mining engineers convinced that the fire could be confined within its present limits and allowed to burn itself out eventually by laying down massive barricades of non-infilammable material, WPA officials made plans some months ago to provide a year's work for 300 men, spend $360,000 of which New Straitsville would contribute some $32,000. Under the technical surveillance of the United States bureau of mines and Ohio state engineers, work started last week as WPA diggers attacked Plummer Hill with spades, and two steam shovels swung into action. One 600-foot tunnel barrier and two mile-long barricades, part tunnel and part open-cut, will be laid down. Holes will be filled with sludge, shafts, and cavities sealed to cut off air. Incidental coal dug out The Orange County Good Government League with members in all parts of the 3rd Supervisorial District Believes This Man Should Be Re-elected HAVE YOU WRITTEN YOUR TEN-CENT-A-WORD LETTER in the Lyon-for-Supervisor Letter Contest? Get into it — young folks, old folks. You can earn some spending money. Cash prizes in every community. Sweepstakes prizes for the Third District. Write 209 Words on "Why I Should Vote For LeROY LYON For Supervisor" A full explanation of the contest appeared in last Friday's issue of this newspaper. Look it up and then write your letter. Hand or mail it to your home town newspaper. LE ROY LYON Your Supervisor BECAUSE: He has helped definitely to reduce taxes. He has given his district a fairer split of the county gas tax funds. He stands firmly for protection of both producers and workers against outside radical influences. He has worked for far-sighted county planning. He will go as far as state law permits in providing for the unfortunate. He helped get a fairer wage deal for Orange county WPA workers. He secured county funds which made it possible to get nearly a million dollars in permanent improvements in his district. Join the League and Help Re-elect LeRoy Lyon SUPERVISOR (Use Coupon Printed Elsewhere in this paper) "Why I Should Vote For LeROY LYON For Supervisor" A full explanation of the contest appeared in last Friday's issue of this newspaper. Look it up and then write your letter. Hand or mail it to your home town newspaper. A HINT: In dozens of places all over the district have been placed small folders which contain information about Supervisor Lyon, his platform and his record. You can get a copy at the office of this newspaper., From it you can get material for your letter. Contest Sponsored by Orange County Good Government League Third District Offices at 139 E. Commonwealth, Fullerton — 275 E. Center, Anaheim Orange County Good Government League G. H. Sattler, Treasurer 139 E. Commonwealth, Fullerton Please enroll my name as a member of the Orange County Good Government League, and accept the enclosed contribution of $... to be used in the promotion of Good Government. Signed... (In the Third Supervisorial District the Orange County Good Government League is supporting the candidacy of LeRoy Lyon for supervisor, because it believes he will best serve the interests of ALL the people and of Good Government generally. It needs funds with which to carry on its work and will appreciate your help.)