anaheim-gazette 1937-04-15

R. O. A. Annual Banquet is Held The annual banquet of the Orange county chapter of the Reserve Officer's association of the army of the United States, was held at the Green Cate cafe in Santa Ana, Monday evening, April 12, in connection with the Orange County Army Combined Arms school. The meeting was presided over by Major R. E. Smith, Orange county chapter president, assisted by Lieut. McLeod of Santa Ana, chapter secretary. Those who gave brief talks were Major Don Winans, 185th Inf., of Anaheim, Major Benedict of Los Angeles, past department president of the R. O. A., and Colonel Halso Yates, commanding officer of the first reserve district, U. S. army, Los Angeles. The main speaker of the evening was Captain Dean Sherry, San Diego judge, who is department vice commender of the R. O. A., of Department of California. Some 40 officers were present, including all of the officers of the second battalion of the 185th infantry, located in Orange county. Those attending from Anaheim, in addition to Major Smith and Major Winans, were 1st Lt. Charles Schmitt, 63 C. A. Res., commandant St. Catherine Military school, Capt. E. E. Fearn, Sig. Res., 1st Lt. Kenneth Peck, Co. K Planking Down Proof of Biggest Plank The biggest plank in the world will be displayed in Los Angeles the California Redwood Association. Shown here, it was cut from California redwood tree, believed to be more than 1000 years old. 185th Inf. After the R. O. A. meeting the regular combined arms school was held with Major W. L. Tubbs of Santa Ana in charge. Captain Charles C. Budd, F. A. Res., of Camp El Toro, acted as the instructor. All visitors from out of the county highly congratulated the local chapter in it's patriotic work in the interest of national defense and on the interesting meeting. Federal Control of Banks Sought by Congressman Congressman Harry R. Sheppard of California believes that in order to protect the credit of local merchants, customer buyers and High School Star Selected for T Two members of the An union high school baseball are scheduled to tour Japan summer as members of a star high school team. They chosen by a committee of writers and coaches following Pomona 20-30 club's tour during Easter vacation. Bob Larson, shortstop, and Ortez, pitcher, were the Co-chosen. They will be a pair squad of 15 boys selected for trip, for which financial arrangements are now being made. Both boys performed brilli in the three games Anaheim ed in the tourney. of issue, which permits th THE BEST BABY CHICKS for chicks, turkeys and ducks is FEDCO (trade-mark Reg.) In 5 years over 5,000 poultrymen have started their babies for less loss, even though the latter feathering, heavier body and more meat. Helps prevents leukemia, paracytis, cannaballism. Known as the no Coecidosis feed. Higher in digestibility. 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Reports from companies in other industries including textiles, paper, printing, and lumber, indicate that in some sections there is a definite scarcity of certain types of labor, but that labor shortage has not yet become as serious a problem as in the metal-working industries. The conference board's survey of conditions in the metal-working industries covered 404 companies employing approximately 467,200 workers. Of these companies, 21.4% reported no skilled labor shortage; 26.5% indicated that a serious scarcity of such labor existed; and 52.2% reported that they had found it impossible to secure competent craftsmen to fill jobs that were open. This last group of 211 companies would employ a total of 7,158 additional skilled craftsmen if they could be found. "All Tschaikowsky" Program is Planned An "All Tschaikowsky" program will be given by the federal music project symphony orchestra at Santa Ana high school auditorium tomorrow evening at 8:15 o'clock, it has been announced by Leon Eckles, director. This will mark the first concert launched. "All Tschaikowsky" Program is Planned An "All Tschaikowsky" program will be given by the federal music project symphony orchestra at Santa Ana high school auditorium tomorrow evening at 8:15 o'clock, it has been announced by Leon Eckles, director. This will mark the first concert launched on a paid admission basis. One of the features of the program tomorrow evening is the appearance with the orchestra of Earl Fraser, a resident of Santa Ana whose ability as a concert pianist has won him enviable recognition throughout the state. He will play the first movement of the Tschaikowsky Piano Concerto. The program will also include the Sixth (Pathetique) Symphony and the entire Nutracker Suite. 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