anaheim-gazette 1936-12-10

The MARCH OF TIME REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. BY THE EDITORS OF TIME The Weekly Newsmagazine (Continued from page 4) nerich was seized with a heart attack in a restaurant, died before friends could summon help. Next day, as the President and his party grieved, Chaplain C. V. Elis of the "Indianapolis" conducted simple rights at the United States Embassy. "Gus" Gennerch's body return to the United States on the "Indianapolis" with President Roosevelt, ever at whose side he had been since Mr. Roosevelt became Governor of New York in 1928. MATANUSKA— WASHINGTON — Despite the prime argument that the New Deal's Matanuska valley resettlement project would supply some of the food which Alaska must otherwise import, Oklahoma's Senator Elmer Thomas, back in Washington last week after a month of Alaskan observation, declared Matanuska a flat failure, asserted that one-third of its transplanted families were ready to quit, that the cost of settling had mounted to $14,000 per family instead of an anticipated $3,500, that the experiment had been worth the money because it "proved once and for all that Alaska is not suitable for large-scale colonization." lush but extremely short growing season made its vegetables bloated, watery. "taste like icicles." Potatoes must be dried in a slow oven before they can be stored even briefly. Alaskans generally refused to eat their native produce. To this blast, Matanuska's Federal manager retorted that its 164 families had this year fed themselves, put 714 tons of hay and potatoes in storage, sold $4,000 worth of vegetables and creamery products. NO AUTO'S ALLOWED— MACKINAC ISLAND. Mich.—Relaxing its rule against automobiles for the first time last week. charming Mackinac Island summer resort at the northwest end of Lake Huron let one automobile ashore to carry a crippled man to the ferry, saw to it that the car went promptly back to the mainland with the man. Other islands banning automobiles: Bermuda, Sark in the English Channel, Venice. HELL WEEK— NEW YORK—At the University of Texas eight years ago, excited, giggling Delta Kappa Epsilon were numbed into silence when 19-year-old Nolte McElroy, bending to crawl through a set of bedsprings connected with city light wires, fainted from shock, died 15 minutes later. At Duke university last year, fraternity Pledge Einar A. Palmgren was stripped and painted with shellac, inadvertently ignited, hospitalized for severe burns. Although most fraternity pledges fold a human eye (fried egg or oyster) or worms (cold spaghetti), the week after midyear examinations during which most United States campuses test their fraternity men is well named Hell Week. More favored by youngsters than by oldssters, the Hell Week doings of zealous local chapters are tut-tutted by the National InterFraternity conference representing the elders of 62 United States Greek Letter societies. Meeting in Manhattan last week the conference resolved "to give cordial support to measures to abolish Hell Week taken by any college or university." BRIBE SCALE— NANKING, China—To Mongol and Manchukuoan forces which have been invading strategic Sui-yuan province north of China's Great Wall, Premier and General-issimo Chiang Kai-Shek publicly offered last week in behalf of the Nanking government a scale of bribes or "rewards" to all who would transfer their allegiance to China: Private soldier $3, captain $600, major $1,500, colonel $3,000, pilot with plane $3,000, brigadier general $9,000, major general and lieut. general $15,000. Although invading aviators complained that desertion with an airplane is certainly worth more than $5,000, the scale of bribes was otherwise esteemed just. Another itemized scale announced that Premier Chiang will pay $3,000 for an anti-aircraft gun; $900 for a tank; $300 for a machine gun; $9 for a rifle and $3 for a pistol. Reason for Christian Premier Chiang's bribe-scale is that meas- Washington last week after a month of Alaskan observation, declared Matanuska a flat failure, asserted that one-third of its transplanted families were ready to quit, that the cost of settling had mounted to $14,000 per family instead of an anticipated $3,500, that the experiment had been worth the money because it "proved once and for all that Alaska is not suitable for large-scale colonization." Reason for this, explained Senator Thomas, was that Alaska's giggling Delta Kappa Epsilon were numbed into silence when 19-year-old Nolte McElroy, bending to crawl through a set of bed-springs connected with city light wires, fainted from shock, died 15 minutes later. At Duke university last year, fraternity Pledge Einar A. Palmgren was stripped and painted with shellac, inadvertently ignited, hospitalized for severe burns. Although most fraternity pledges survive their initiations, only suffer jitters from mouthing blindness. Business and Professional Directory Sash and Doors Nagel-Gohres & Co. 418 S. Lemon St. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Homer A. Nelson, Opt. D. OPTOMETRIST 114 W. Lemon St. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Open Evenings Sunday by Appointment DR. OSHER PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dentist Oculist—Glasses Fitted Phone 3212 1224 W. Center Street ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA A. L. CARY ELECTRICIAN Light & Power Installations 130 W. Chartres — Phone 2336 Ambulance Service Day or Night—Phone 3209 Backs, Terry & Campbell H. P. CAMPBELL Resident Director 251 No. Lemon Street ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CAMPBELL DRY CLEANERS' Phone 2318 Our policy is to please you 135 S. Los Angeles Anaheim Although invading aviators complained that desertion with an airplane is certainly worth more than $5,000, the scale of bribes was otherwise esteemed just. Another itemized scale announced that Premier Chiang will pay $3,000 for an anti-aircraft gun; $900 for a tank; $300 for a machine gun; $9 for a rifle and $3 for a pistol. Reason for Christian Premier Chiang's bribe-scale is that measurably fewer dollars and less Chinese blood will thus be expended than would be necessary to buy arms abroad and continue the fighting defense. Last week, however, the invaders were still invading. ZAHAROFF DIES—MONTE CARLO—Dead of heart failure in Monte Carlo last week lay Sir Basil Zaharoff, Greek munitioner and "Mystery Man of Europe," who was knighted by King George V and was Vickers Tid.'s supersalesman. Minimum estimate of the fortune left to Sir Basil's stepdaughters, the Royal WANT ADS Wanted—Position as companion to elderly lady or semi-invalid by practical nurse, 219 3rd South St. ROOMS FOR RENT Single room, private entrance, suitable for gentleman. Inquire at 205 So. Claudina St., Phone 4240. PIANOS FOR SALE Bungalow Pianos, repossessed, pay out small balance like rent. Danz-Schmidt, 112 E. Center, Anaheim. PIANO SALE 10 More nice Uprights; $29-$37-$48—and up; fine to start childrens; great buy for only 50c a week or more. Danz-Schmidt, 112-116 E. Center, Anaheim. Beautiful little Baby Grand; finish like new for small balance of only $269; can be paid out less than rent. Danz-Schmidt, Anaheim. PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Painting and paperhanging. J. E. Taylor, 131 W. Chartres, Ph. 2761 PERSONALS Day or Night—Phone 3209 Backs, Terry & Campbell H. P. CAMPBELL Resident Director 251 No. Lemon Street ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CAMPBELL DRY CLEANERS' Phone 2318 Our policy is to please you 135 S. Los Angeles Anaheim Auto Paint Job To Fit Any Pocketbook LOUIS HENNIG 200 South Los Angeles Street Our 10th Season in Anaheim MILK ----- Delivered to your Door each morning PHONE ACACIA DAIRY 2078 ANAHEIM Complete Electric Repair Service General-Electric Work ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Dealers in "WOODROW WASHING MACHINES" "HANK" GOWDY 514 W. Center Phone 2333 ANAHEIM FEED AND FUEL CO. Dealers in GRAIN - FLOUR - SEEDS - WOOD - COAL - HAY Phone 3210 Public Weighing Scales 242 W. Center St. ANAHEIM GAZETTE In eye (fried egg or arms (cold spaghetti)) over midyear examiners which most United States test their fraternity named Hell Week by youngsters than the Hell Week doings local chapters are tutelage National Interconference representatives of 62 United States in societies. Meeting in last week the conferral "to give cordial suppres to abolish Hell by any college or LE—China—To Mongol kukuoan forces which invading strategic Suisse north of China's Premier and General-ing Kai-Shek publicly week in behalf of the government a scale of rewards" to all who offer their allegiance toIVATE soldier $3, capmajor $1,500, colonel with plane $3,000, general $9,000, major lieut. general $15,000 invading aviators that desertion with an certainly worth more, the scale of bribes is esteemed just. Anized scale announced der Chiang will pay an anti-aircraft tank; $300 for a ma-$9 for a rifle and $3 al. For Christian Premieribe-scale is that measurable less Chicago Bourbon Princesses Angela and Maria: $50,000,000. Their mother waited for years for their insane father Prince Francisco of Bourbon-Sicily to die before she married her lover Sir Basil in 1924 only to die 17 months later. Up in London popped a 67-year-old shoemaker, Hyram Barnett Zaharoff to contest the will and claim he is Sir Basil's son "by an early marriage in Russia." HITLER'S CRUSADE—BERLIN—As German Ambassador Joachim von Ribbentrop and Japanese Ambassador Mimi-tomo Mushaktji signed in Berlin last week a new Japanese-German treaty against the Moscow Comintern (organization for fostering the world revolution of the world proletariat), Nazi organs declared: "With joy the German nation of National Socialism reaches out its hand today to the powerful, brave Japanese nation to build with it a wall over which Bolshevism can no longer reach . . . For 14 years we cried, "Germany, awake!" We were then laughed at and ridiculed, but Germany did awake. Now we cry, 'Europe awake!' Der Fuhrer today is not only the leader of the German people but the spiritual revivalist of Europe against Bolshevism!" Although all non-communisst states are invited to join the Japanese-German anti-communist pact, evidence was last week given that neither Britain nor France would sign. As press officers of His Majesty's government told correspondents that Britain could certainly be counted out, in Paris French Foreign Minister Yvon Dabis was believed to have coveted an eye (fried egg orarms (cold spaghetti)). Over midyear examiners which most United States test their fraternity named Hell Week by youngsters than the Hell Week doings local chapters are tutelage National Interconference representatives of 62 United States in societies. Meeting in last week the conferral "to give cordial suppres to abolish Hell by any college or ALE—China—To Mongol kukuoan forces which invading strategic Suisse north of China's Premier and General-ing Kai-Shek publicly week in behalf of the government a scale of rewards" to all who offer their allegiance toIVATE soldier $3, capmajor $1,500, colonel with plane $3,000, general $9,000, major lieut. general $15,000 invading aviators that desertion with an certainly worth more, the scale of bribes is esteemed just. Anized scale announced der Chiang will pay an anti-aircraft tank; $300 for a ma-$9 for a rifle and $3 al. For Christian Premieribe-scale is that measurable less Chicago Bourbon Princesses Angela and Maria: $50,000,000. Their mother waited for years for their insane father Prince Francisco of Bourbon-Sicily to die before she married her lover Sir Basil in 1924 only to die 17 months later. Up in London popped a 67-year-old shoemaker, Hyram Barnett Zaharoff to contest the will and claim he is Sir Basil's son "by an early marriage in Russia." HITLER'S CRUSADE—BERLIN—As German Ambassador Joachim von Ribbentrop and Japanese Ambassador Mimi-tomo Mushaktji signed in Berlin last week a new Japanese-German treaty against the Moscow Comintern (organization for fostering the world revolution of the world proletariat), Nazi organs declared: "With joy the German nation of National Socialism reaches out its hand today to the powerful, brave Japanese nation to build with it a wall over which Bolshevism can no longer reach . . . For 14 years we cried, "Germany, awake!" We were then laughed at and ridiculed, but Germany did awake. Now we cry, 'Europe awake!' Der Fuhrer today is not only the leader of the German people but the spiritual revivalist of Europe against Bolshevism!" Although all non-communisst states are invited to join the Japanese-German anti-communist pact, evidence was last week given that neither Britain nor France would sign. As press officers of His Majesty's government told correspondents that Britain could certainly be counted out, in Paris French Foreign Minister Yvon Dabis was believed to have coveted an eye (fried egg orarms (cold spaghetti)). Over midyear examiners which most United States test their fraternity named Hell Week by youngsters than the Hell Week doings local chapters are tutelage National Interconference representatives of 62 United States in societies. Meeting in last week the conferral "to give cordial suppres to abolish Hell by any college or LE—China—To Mongol kukuoan forces which invading strategic Suisse north of China's Premier and General-ing Kai-Shek publicly weekly in behalf of the government a scale of rewards" to all who offer their allegiance toIVATE soldier $3, capmajor $1,500, colonel with plane $3,000, general $9,000, major lieut. general $15,000 invading aviators that desertion with an certainly worth more, the scale of bribes is esteemed just. Anized scale announced der Chiang will pay an anti-aircraft tank; $300 for a ma-$9 for a rifle and $3 al. For Christian Premieribe-scale is that measurable less Chicago Bourbon Princesses Angela and Maria: $50,000,000. Their mother waited for years for their insane father Prince Francisco of Bourbon-Sicily to die before she married her lover Sir Basil in 1924 only to die 17 months later. Up in London popped a 67-year-old shoemaker, Hyram Barnett Zaharoff to contest the will and claim he is Sir Basil's son "by an early marriage in Russia." HITLER'S CRUSADE—BERLIN—As German Ambassador Joachim von Ribbentrop and Japanese Ambassador Mimi-tomo Mushaktji signed in Berlin last week a new Japanese-German treaty against the Moscow Comintern (organization for fostering the world revolution of the world proletariat), Nazi organs declared: "With joy the German nation of National Socialism reaches out its hand today to the powerful, brave Japanese nation to build with it a wall over which Bolshevism can no longer reach . . . For 14 years we cried, "Germany, awake!" We were then laughed at and ridiculed, but Germany did awake. Now we cry, 'Europe awake!' Der Fuhrer today is not only the leader of the German people but the spiritual revivalist of Europe against Bolshevism!" Although all non-communisst states are invited to join the Japanese-German anti-communist pact, evidence was last week given that neither Britain nor France would sign. As press officers of His Majesty's government told correspondents that Britain could certainly be counted out, in Paris French Foreign Minister Yvon Dabis was believed to have coveted an eye (fried egg orarms (cold spaghetti)). Over midyear examiners which most United States test their fraternity named Hell Week by youngsters than the Hell Week doings local chapters are tutelage National Interconference representatives of 62 United States in societies. Meeting in last week the conferral "to give cordial suppres to abolish Hell by any college or LE—China—To Mongol kukuoan forces which invading strategic Suisse north of China's Premier and General-ing Kai-Shek publicly weekly in behalf of the government a scale of rewards" to all who offer their allegiance toIVATE soldier $3, capmajor $1,500, colonel with plane $3,000, general $9,000, major lieut. general $15,000 invading aviators that desertion with an certainly worth more, the scale of bribes is esteemed just. Anized scale announced der Chiang will pay an anti-aircraft tank; $300 for a ma-$9 for a rifle and $3 al. For Christian Premieribe-scale is that measurable less Chicago Bourbon Princesses Angela and Maria: $50,000,000. Their mother waited for years for their insane father Prince Francisco of Bourbon-Sicily to die before she married her lover Sir Basil in 1924 only to die 17 months later. Up in London popped a 67-year-old shoemaker, Hyram Barnett Zaharoff to contest the will and claim he is Sir Basil's son "by an early marriage in Russia." HITLER'S CRUSADE—BERLIN—As German Ambassador Joachim von Ribbentrop and Japanese Ambassador Mimi-tomo Mushaktji signed in Berlin last week a new Japanese-German treaty against the Moscow Comintern (organization for fostering the world revolution of the world proletariat), Nazi organs declared: "With joy the German nation of National Socialism reaches out its hand today to the powerful, brave Japanese nation to build with it a wall over which Bolshevism can no longer reach . . . For 14 years we cried, "Germany, awake!" We were then laughed at and ridiculed, but Germany did awake. Now we cry, 'Europe awake!' Der Fuhrer today is not only the leader of the German people but the spiritual revivalist of Europe against Bolshevism!" Although all non-communisst states are invited to join the Japanese-German anti-communist pact, evidence was last week given that neither Britain nor France would sign. As press officers of His Majesty's government told correspondents that Britain could certainly be counted out, in Paris French Foreign Minister Yvon Dabis was believed to have coveted an eye (fried egg orarms (cold spaghetti)). Over midyear examiners which most United States test their fraternity named Hell Week by youngsters than the Hell Week doings local chapters are tutelage National Interconference representatives of 62 United States in societies. Meeting in last week the conferral "to give cordial suppres to abolish Hell by any college or LE—China—To Mongol kukuoan forces which invading strategic Suisse north of China's Premier and General-ing Kai-Shek publicly weekly in behalf of the government a scale of rewards" to all who offer their allegiance toIVATE soldier $3, capmajor $1,500, colonel with plane $3,000, general $9,000, major lieut. general $15,000 invading aviators that desertion with an certainly worth more, the scale of bribes is esteemed just. Anized scale announced der Chiang will pay an anti-aircraft tank; $300 for a ma-$9 for a rifle and $3 al. For Christian Premieribe-scale is that measurable less Chicago Bourbon Princesses Angela and Maria: $50,000,000. Their mother waited for years for their insane father Prince Francisco of Bourbon-Sicily to die before she married her lover Sir Basil in 1924 only to die 17 months later. Up in London popped a 67-year-old shoemaker, Hyram Barnett Zaharoff to contest the will and claim he is Sir Basil's son "by an early marriage in Russia." HITLER'S CRUSADE—BERLIN—As German Ambassador Joachim von Ribbentrop and Japanese Ambassador Mimi-tomo Mushaktji signed in Berlin last week a new Japanese-German treaty against the Moscow Comintern (organization for fostering the world revolution of the world proletariat), Nazi organs declared: "With joy the German nation of National Socialism reaches out its hand today to the powerful, brave Japanese nation to build with it a wall over which Bolshevism can no longer reach . . . For 14 years we cried, "Germany, awake!" We were then laughed at and ridiculed, but Germany did awake. Now we cry, 'Europe awake!' Der Fuhrer today is not only the leader of the German people but the spiritual revivalist of Europe against Bolshevism!" Although all non-communisst states are invited to join the Japanese-German anti-communist pact, evidence was last week given that neither Britain nor France would sign. As press officers of His Majesty's government told correspondents that Britain could certainly be counted out, in Paris French Foreign Minister Yvon Dabis was believed to have coveted an eye (fried egg orarms (cold spaghetti)). Over midyear examiners which most United States test their fraternity named Hell Week by youngsters than the Hell Week doings local chapters are tutelage National Interconference representatives of 62 United States in societies. Meeting in last week the conferral "to give cordial suppres to abolish Hell by any college or LE—China—To Mongol kukuoan forces which invading strategic Suisse north of China's Premier and General-ing Kai-Shek publicly weekly in behalf of the government a scale of rewards" to all who offer their allegiance toIVATE soldier $3, capmajor $1,500, colonel with plane $3,000, general $9,000, major lieut. general $15,000 invading aviators that desertion with an certainly worth more, the scale of bribes is esteemed just. Anized scale announced der Chiang will pay an anti-aircraft tank; $300 for a ma-$9 for a rifle and $3 al. For Christian Premieribe-scale is that measurable less Chicago Bourbon Princesses Angela and Maria: $50,000,000. Their mother waited for years for their insane father Prince Francisco of Bourbon-Sicily to die before she married her lover Sir Basil in 1924 only to die 17 months later. Up in London popped a 67-year-old shoemaker, Hyram Barnett Zaharoff to contest the will and claim he is Sir Basil's son "by an early marriage in Russia." HITLER'S CRUSADE—BERLIN—As German Ambassador Joachim von Ribbentrop and Japanese Ambassador Mimi-tomo Mushaktji signed in Berlin last week a new Japanese-German treaty against the Moscow Comintern (organization for fostering the world revolution of the world proletariat), Nazi organs declared: "With joy the German nation of National Socialism reaches out its hand today to the powerful, brave Japanese nation to build with it a wall over which Bolshevism can no longer reach . . . For 14 years we cried, "Germany, awake!" We were then laughed at and ridiculed, but Germany did awoke. Now we cry, 'Europe awake!' Der Fuhrer today is not only the leader of the German people but the spiritual revivalist of Europe against Bolshevism!" Although all non-communisst states are invited to join the Japanese-German anti-communist pact, evidence was last week given that neither Britain nor France would sign. As press officers of His Majesty's government told correspondents that Britain could certainly be counted out, in Paris French Foreign Minister Yvon Dabis was believed to have coveted an eye (fried egg orarms (cold spaghetti)). Over midyear examiners which most United States test their fraternity named Hell Week by youngsters than the Hell Week doings local chapters are tutelage National Interconference representatives of 62 United States in societies. Meeting in last week the conferral "to give cordial suppres to abolish Hell by any college or LE—China—To Mongol kukuoan forces which invading strategic Suisse north of China's Premier and General-ing Kai-Shek publicly weekly in behalf of the government a scale of rewards" to all who offer their allegiance toIVATE soldier $3, capmajor $1,500, colonel with plane $3,000, general $9,000, major lieut. general $15，o invading aviators that desertion with an certainly worth more, the scale of bribes esteemed just. Anized scale announced after Chiang will pay an anti-aircraft gun; tank; $300 for a ma-$9 for a rifle and $3 all. For Christian Premieribe-scale is that measurer dollars and less Chiang will thus be expendable be necessary to broad and continue the defense. Last week, how invaders were still in F D I E S — CARLO—Dead of heart Monte Carlo last week Milte Zaharoff, Greek muil "Mystery Man of who was knighted by George V and was Vickers persalesman. Minimum of the fortune left to Sir Edmunds, the Royal A N T A D S Position as companion to body or semi-invalid by course, 219 3rd South St. O M S FOR RENT from private entrance, or gentleman. Inquire at Claudina St., Phone 4240. N O S FOR SALE Pianos, repossessed, small balance like rent. midt, 112 E. Center, PIANO SALE nice Uprights; $29-$37-up; fine to start chil-that buy for only 50c a more. Danz-Schmidt, E. Center, Anaheim. little Baby Grand; finish for small balance of only be paid out less thananz-Schmidt, Anaheim. G & PAPERHANGING and paperhanging. J. E. 191 W. Chartres, Ph. 2761. PERSONALS 4-H Club Members Attend Convention Two Orange county 4-H club members are in attendance at the national convention of the American Farm Bureau federation which is being held in Pasadena this week. The members selected to represent Orange county are Miss Pauline Crawford, a senior member of the Tustin Livewires and Harry Hoskins, a senior member of the Katella Farmers of Anaheim. Both of these members have been active in 4-H club work for six years. There are 75 club members from the various counties of the state in attendance at the convention. Besides attending the sessions and social activities of the meeting, the club members are invited to join the Japanese-German anti-communist impact, evidence was last week given that neither Britain nor France would sign. As press officers of His Majesty's government told correspondents that Britain could certainly be counted out, in Paris French Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos was believed to have covered substantially the attitude of Europe's two leading powers when he announced: "The accord of Germany and Japan is inspired by a crusading spirit which France, like England and all countries desirous of peace, refuses to accept. France does not wish to add to the all-too-real causes for conflict." Meanwhile European observers believed Adolf Hitler had in this deal outsmarted the Japanese, who, having bitten off in China all they can effectively chew, were doubly menaced last week by completion of the Soviet's duplicate ("behind the mountains") strategic railway paralleling the Trans-Siberian. The more Red soldiers have to be flung over this line, the better Adolf Hitler who, according to predictions in Europe, envisions next spring as the time for a short, sharp drive to seize Leningrad, (cradle of the communistic dictatorship"), cause internal Russian disunion and the overthrow of Bolshevik leaders. All illies whether they be physical or economic are but an effect of a cause. If our physical body becomes sick we seek the cause. When the cause is located we apply a remedy that will destroy the cause of our sickness. When the cause of our ill health has been destroyed the body again becomes healthy. The same attitude should be assumed in seeking to cure the ills of a nation. Things don't happen without a cause. If unemployment exists on a large scale it just doesn't happen to be. If the volume of business being experienced is not normal there is a reason. If a large proportion of the people are destitute and likely to so continue in old age there is a fundamental reason for such a condition. If the spirit of ambition to achieve honorably among the young folk has been replaced on a large scale with a tendency to crime there's a defect somewhere that should be located and remedied. That these evils ex- Our raw materials abundant for producing the things the people need. In addition to the now employed them a great army of unemployed able of rendering both skilled unskilled services which under proper conditions could be used wealth production. Now that it has been determined that there exists an abundance of the things generally used by the people, lets inquire if need the things which are sale. They say, "Yes we need them We ask, "Are you buying things you need?" They answer, "No, we can't them." We ask, "Why not?" They reply, "We have no reason because we have no work We say, "How does it come you have no work when such abundance of things have produced?" They answer, "Because imprisonment makes possible production without our help They add this statement," and because we haven't money cause we haven't work, they sell what they make." The writer wonders if his rents will not agree that the ple have expressed at least one of the cause for the nation's employment, lack of business time and so forth. Is it not that the troubles of our nation find their base in economic times? If we have located them perhaps we can find a remedy our ills. Perhaps the Town plan might be the needed reel (To be Continued Next Week) And yet the monoxide in streets isn't often as dangerous the peroxides. LITTLE Baby Grand; finish for small balance of only be paid out less than Danz-Schmidt, Anaheim. G & PAPERHANGING and paperhanging. J. E. 81 W. Chartres, Ph. 2761. PERSONALS Unity Readers.—All join away from 3 to 4 p.m. at broadway. ANOS FOR RENT up; full credit when you Danz-Schmidt. Anaheim. CELLANEOUS FOR SALE Frigidaires, Appliances, Furniture; want Pianos; like your selection; we pay prices. Danz-Schmidt, E. Center, Anaheim. FOR SALE Corn fed Turkeys. White roasting hens. Free. William Mang, N. Phone 2690. -6tp intended to participate in one lowest money making pro- in Orange county. No rent required. Call at 326 center street, Anaheim, be- and 4. Started and baby VeRin Friday. R. F. D. 1, Box 1343, 807 S. Woodruff Ave. 6tp while you learn DIESEL; 7 So. Flower, Los Angeles. LE—Wire Fox terriors of low stock. Grand Sire cost thousand Dollars in Engl- is the champion sire of States. Visitors welcome.rose St., Anaheim. Miss Pauline Crawford, a senior member of the Tustin Livewires and Harry Hoskins, a senior member of the Katella Farmers of Anaheim. Both of these members have been active in 4-H club work for six years. There are 75 club members from the various counties of the state in attendance at the convention. Besides attending the sessions and social activities of the meeting, the club members are assisting in ushering and in other details incident to this large convention. On Friday the club members will be treated to a trip to Catalina Island. Hope Chest to be Presented Dec. 22 Awarding of the cedar hope chest filled with gifts from department stores in Santa Ana, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Fullerton, and Anaheim will be made the evening of December 22 at the Valuskis theater in Buena Park according to plans made at the meeting of the junior auxiliary of the Woman's club Friday evening at the Buena Park Woman's clubhouse. Until that date, the chest will be on display in a downtown store. The December 18 meeting of the junior group will be in the nature of a Christmas party with Miss Rosemary Fredrich and Miss Margaret Boyd as members of the refreshment committee. A small gift exchange is also planned. Miss Violet Watson and Miss Edna Mitchell were hotssesses at the Friday evening meeting serving refrigerator cookies and cocoa. Since discovery of the East Texas oil field in 1030, it has produced 800,000,000 barrels of oil. It is expected that the field will produce a total of 9,000,000,000 barrels. Buena Park Legion Plans Yule Party Plans for their Christmas party of December 22 occupied members of the Buena Park American Legion post at the meeting Friday to ex-service men of the community and their families. Auxiliary members will also be guests of the organization. Santa Claus will make his appearance with candy and small gifts for the children. Additional entertainment is also planned for the grown-ups. Committee members in charge include Claude Allin, L. A. Sophs, Fred Dukes, and A. C. Rodabaugh. Membership will be stressed at the business meeting of the post scheduled for December 18. 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