anaheim-gazette 1937-01-28

DEDICATE NEW SCHOOL PLANT Ceremonies Will Be Held This Evening at Centralia Dedication ceremonies will be held in the auditorium of the new Centralia school building this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The events marks the formal completion of two Public Works administration projects, which built a $65,000 school building, a garage, lunch shelters and provided landscaping. Many WPA officials as well as members of the faculty, school board and other school authorities will take part in the program. Ray Adkinson, county superintendent of schools, will be the principal speaker, while Julian Bournier, assistant state engineer inspector, will also be a featured speaker. Centralia residents who will take part include Ted R. Siems, clerk of the board who will be master of ceremonies, E. L. Davis, trustee, Mrs. Lyman D. Booth, P.-T. A. president, and Walter Dunlay, graduate of the school in 1897. The school is one of the finest in the state, according to Principal Thomas C. Bittle. One of the principle features is the Western Electric sound system with a radio which provides for a two-way sound system throughout the building. Acoustics in the auditorium are excellent, Bittle said. The garage provides room for two buses, six teacher's cars, a water plant room, storage room Plans Complete For Fullerton Birthday Ball Details of the fourth annual Birthday Ball for the President were completed by the general committee for the Northern Orange ball at the final meeting at the Fullerton chamber of commerce offices last night. The ball will be held January 30 at Fullerton union high school gymnasium, North Pomona ave. Doors will open at 8:30 o'clock and dancing will begin at 9. The card party will be at the Ebell clubhouse at 8 o'clock. President Harry F. Smith of the chamber of commerce, will be director of the Grand March, with Harry M. May, secretary of the committee, assisting. Assemblyman Thomas Kuchel of Anaheim will lead the Grand March. Chairman William G. Stedman Congressman Hailey Outlines A legislative program embarking six important items has been outlined by Congressman Heather R. Sheppard of the 19th district as a definite basis upon which will work while in Washington. This information was received here in a letter from the congressman. Sheppard also declared on week he will send to the newspapers of this district a resume his activities of that week plans for the future. The six problems he outlines are: 1. The problem of neutrality and peace; 2. The General War Young Lady Asks $50,000 Heart Ball Breach Of Promise Suit Be Tried Here On Feb. 4 "The Gay Nineties are with again." With an all-star cast stupefy with some the most promising citizens of Anaheim, the two farce comedy, "The Gay Nineties" will be sponsored by the P-T on Thursday evening, Feb. 4th the high school auditorium 8:15 o'clock. The proceeds derived from production will be used for P-T. A. Welfare and Dental Fund Shouts of laughter will em the state, according to Principal Thomas C. Bittle. One of the principle features is the Western Electric sound system with a radio which provides for a two-way sound system throughout the building. Acoustics in the auditorium are excellent, Bittle said. The garage provides room for two buses, six teacher's cars, a water plant room, storage room and workshop. The abandoned school was built 37 years ago. Public Works administration provided $30,000 and the district $35,000 for the construction of the new plant. Attendance at the school, which had been lowered in the past two years, rose considerably this fall when the new building was put in use, it was announced. Cooperative Health Association Formed Medical history was made by the Resettlement Administration when it approved a loan for the establishment of a rural cooperative health association. This is the first cooperative of its kind sponsored by the Resettlement Administration in this region, regional officials said. It will provide doctors and hospital facilities for a cooperative group of 25 farmers in southern California organized as the San Gabriel Valley Health association. The association is to sign a contract with the Ross-Loos Medical group of Los Angeles which maintains a clinic in the San Gabriel valley, and which serves 50,000 persons in the Los Angeles area. Under the terms of the contract each member of the cooperative is entitled to medical services at a cost of $2 a month. Movie patriotism. First producer: "This picture will harm America." Second: "Can't help it. It's the kind demanded by Hitler and Mussolini." Coach Dick Glover's Ana Colonists reach the three-quarter post in their drive for the Ortec league, major division, baskets championship when they Huntington each here tomorrow (Friday) night. The Colonists have won and lost none and are tied Orange at the top of the heat with Anaheim and for Panthers tomorrow would the championship hanging on result of the Anaheim-O game a week from tomorrow. Glover's charges have been the midst of a winning streak the past four weeks, topping with a 25-28 decision over T here last Friday evening. Dick will probably start a tet composed of Ray Ortez Chaincey, Woodrome, for Ted DeVelbiss, center, and Fassell and Lynn Arnett, gua Fullerton junior college the spotlight in county jaysee ketball circles this year. The nets, with four consecutive AVALON FISH MARKET 241 EAST CENTER ST. JOE ARNO, Mgr. FRESH FISH DAILY Ready - For - The - Pan Fresh Eastern Oysters ... doz. 25¢ Fresh Cooked Lobsters lb. 36¢ SCALLOPS WHITE SEA BASS DEEP SEA COD SWORD FISH HALIBUT SANDABS MACKEREL SALMON Norwegian Salt Herring Eastern Salt Mackerel Finnan Haddie gressman Harry Sheppard Outlines Legislative Program legislative program embrack important items has been led by Congressman Harry Sheppard of the 19th district definite basis upon which he work while in Washington; information was received in a letter from the conspair also declared each he will send to the newsof this district a resume of activities of that week and for the future. six problems he outlined The problem of neutrality cease; 2. The General Weling Lady Asks $50,000 Heart Balm Of Promise Suit To Be Tried Here On Feb. 4 The Gay Nineties are with us an all-star cast studded some the most prominent as of Anaheim, the two-act comedy, "The Gay 90's," be sponsored by the P.-T. A. Saturday evening, Feb. 4th, at high school auditorium at Welock. proceeds derived from the action will be used for the A. Welfare and Dental fund. outs of laughter will emerge fare Act, the new bill of the Townsend National Recovery Plan; 3. Restriction of the importation of eggs so as to relieve the pressure now placed on poultry raisers in the 19th District; 4. Increased federal recognition of its responsibility to the inter-state transient indigent problem; 5. Federal interest in long time planning of Flood Control and Water Conservation; and 6. Public Works appropriations. "Ninety nine per cent of all Americans desire legislation that will eliminate the cause of wars and I intend to lend every possible effort to aid in drafting legislation that will insure America's peace," Sheppard stated. "I so far as the General Welfare act is concerned, I pledged my support and earnest efforts toward the enactment of this proposed bill into law and I fully intend to fulfill that pledge to the very best of my ability. "The matter of increased tariff on imported eggs may seem humorous and of small importance to many people. To our thousands of egg producers, however, this problem is no joke. The Chinese powdered egg product is and will gradually flood our markets unless our producers are protected by a sufficient tariff wall. "I am vitally interested in the problem of the indigent interstate transient because it affects our own state of California and the 19th district to a tremendous extent. As this problem is strictly of interstate nature, and as such of federal concern, I believe we must take steps to place the..." PORTOPIX by RUSS McCOMB Each Dick Glover's Anaheimists reach the three-quarter in their drive for the Orange League, major division, basketball championship when they meetington each here tomorrow (day) night. Colonists have won two last none and are tied with one at the top of the heap. A for Anaheim and for the others tomorrow would leave championship hanging on the field of the Anaheim-Orange League a week from tomorrow. Glover's charges have been in midst of a winning streak for most four weeks, topping it off a 25-23 decision over Tustin last Friday evening. Tick will probably start a quincomposed of Ray Ortez and Nancy Woodrome, forwards, DeVelbiss, center, and Bud Bill and Lynn Arnett, guards. Illerton junior college holds spotlight in county jaysee basal circles this year. The Horowith four consecutive conpowdered egg product is and will gradually flood our markets unless our producers are protected by a sufficient tariff wall. "I am vitally interested in the problem of the indigent interstate transient because it affects our own state of California and the 19th district to a tremendous extent. As this problem is strictly of interstate nature, and as such of federal concern, I believe we must take steps to place the responsibility where it rightly belongs. Under our constitution no state or political subdivision thereof can legally prevent a citizen from moving from one state to another. However, local, county and state agencies in the state of California cannot possibly continue to bear the financial burden of even emergency care for indigenous out of state transients. The federal government should and must assume this responsibility. With water conservation recognized as an economic necessity to Southern California agriculture, I believe that any public works program should include a long time planned program to insure the holding and raising of our state water levels together with flood control. "Public Works appropriations must be sufficient to complete projects under way and insure a livelihood to any able-bodied person willing to work until absorbed by private industry. "My office is now organized to serve the people of the 19th district," Sheppard added, "and I want them to feel that I am here for that purpose." Erica Morini Plays With Philharmonic Erica Morini, greatest woman violinist today, in her appearance as soloist with Philharmonic orchestra in the fifth pair of concerts, Feb. 4-5, Otto Klemperer conducting, will be heard playing the great Peter Tschaikowsky concerto for violin and orchestra opus 25. At the time the Russian composed this melodious but difficult concerto he dedicated it to Leopold Auer who was the teacher omost of the world's famous violin virtuosi. SESSION PLANNED SESSION PLANNED Thirty-nine departments, with 197 instructors drawn from the east and abroad as well as from the University, will offer courses in the Intersession and Summer Session on the Berkeley campus of the University of California this year. Van de Kamp’s 185 W. Center, Anaheim, Calif. Thursday Only Dutch Pastries 2 for 5¢ Thursday - Friday - Saturday Plain and Sugared Doughnuts 19¢ Dozen ... 2-Layer Round Cakes, Milk Chocolate, Pineapple, Devils Food, Dark Chocolate, Nut Gold, Milk Chocolate Nut Silver 39¢ Each ... Cellophane Wrapped Hard Filled Candies 29¢ MISS IRENE CASE, Mgr. Workers Needed In Lake County Lake county needs 4,648 migratory workers to aid in harvesting its crops, according to a survey by Prof. R. L. Adams, economist in the University of California College of Agriculture. Of the 792,320 acres in the county, only 47,475 are classified as crop lands. Dean Grady Given Position Dr. Henry F. Grady, dean of the University of California college of commerce, has been named as the representative of the United States to the League of Nations economic committee. The appointment will not take Dean Grady from the University. History Course Provés Populaire A course is offered on the Berkeley campus of the University of California on the great American history has proved so popular that arrangements have been made to double the teaching capacity. It is designed to give students a conception of the place builders of the nation. APHA BETA FOOD MARKET THE BEST FOR LESS OWNED AND OPERATED BY THOSE WHO SERVE YOU 15 lb. bag 63¢ lb. 1½¢ TY 5 lbs. 25¢ K 10 lbs. 25¢ 6 lbs. 15¢ 4 lbs. 15¢ PURE LARD lb. 15¢ 2-lb. 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