anaheim-gazette 1937-10-28

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 Orange County's Oldest Newspaper HENRY KUCHEL, Editor and Publisher 1887-1935 The Anaheim Gazette has been owned and edited by the same family since 1875. Published every Thursday at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, Calif. MRS. HENRY KUCHEL — THEODORE B. KUCHEL Editors and Publishers HALLOWE'EN FESTIVAL Today and tomorrow residents of Anaheim are hosts to the county at the fourteenth annual Hallowe'en festival. The underlying motif behind the occasion is to provide a measure of enjoyment and gayety not only to the residents of this city, but to those of the county as well. It is well for a community to relax occasionally and enjoy itself as a community. In this day in which speed and activity are the keynotes a community is too prone to forget that a city is made up of a group of individuals and not mere machines. The value of friendliness is sometimes lost in the rush of business and industry. Such events as the Anaheim Hallowe'en celebration provide opportunity to express this friendliness which is so vital. Not the least of those considered in the plans are the children of this section. They are the ones who hold this season most dear. If the festivities leading up to a grand climax with our parade please them, then truly it is worth while. The Anaheim Merchants association is entitled to a generous share of praise for its efforts in sponsoring and promoting the Hallowe'en celebration. The task is not an easy one. It calls for the cooperation of many men and women, Auto clubs of the 11 wives states, according to news patches from Salt Lake where their executives recently in joint conference voted to wage a vigorous paynag "against the operation state border stations affect entry of motor tourists or non-commercial travel, where special conditions will control measures." "There has been development recent years, particularly western part of the country resolution declared, 'a ten to establish ports of entry, police stations and tax offices. This has produced complaints from tourists on civil treatment, of unnecessary annoying delays, and in instances of unjustified exofees and taxes . . ." Reports from the confere further stated that the auto held that the border station needless so far as non-comm vehicles are concerned and be abolished, "Except in the stances where special con require the maintenance of stations in order to protect culture of public health." Attending the conference this state were representatives both the California State Hallowe’en celebration provide opportunity to express this friendliness which is so vital. Not the least of those considered in the plans are the children of this section. They are the ones who hold this season most dear. If the festivities leading up to a grand climax with our parade please them, then truly it is worth while. The Anaheim Merchants association is entitled to a generous share of praise for its efforts in sponsoring and promoting the Hallowe’en celebration. The task is not an easy one. It calls for the cooperation of many men and women, directed by a strong executive. Long, tedious work is necessary in arranging for a parade of the magnitude of the one to be held here tomorrow and of a horse show that is rapidly taking its place among the outstanding events of its kind in the state. It is a credit to the city of Anaheim that men of such calibre make their homes and conduct their businesses here. To the Merchants association we offer congratulations. To the residents of Anaheim we say, "Join in the fun!" L. W. BLODGET and THOMAS H. KUCHEL Attorneys at Law 410-11 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim Phone 2523 COULD ANYTHING BE MORE DEPENDABLE than a Modern ELECTRIC RANGE? 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TAYLOR Executive Secretary Agricultural Council of California auto clubs of the 11 western states, according to news disclosures from Salt Lake City, were their executives met recently in joint conference, have led to wage a vigorous campaign "against the operation of the border stations affecting the city of motor tourists or other commercial travel, except where special conditions warrant control measures." There has been developed in recent years, particularly in the eastern part of the country," the resolution declared, "a tendency to establish ports of entry, border station and tax collection areas. This has produced many complaints from tourists of unfulfilled treatment, of unnecessary annoying delays, and in some instances of unjustified exaction fees and taxes." Reports from the conference other stated that the auto clubs that the border stations are endless so far as non-commercial vehicles are concerned and should be abolished. "Except in those instances where special conditions require the maintenance of such stations in order to protect agriculture of public health." Attending the conference from all state were representatives of the California State Auto-clubs of the 11 western states, according to news disclosures from Salt Lake City, were their executives met recently in joint conference, have led to wage a vigorous campaign "against the operation of the border stations affecting the city of motor tourists or other commercial travel, except where special conditions warrant control measures." There has been developed in recent years, particularly in the eastern part of the country," the resolution declared, "a tendency to establish ports of entry, border station and tax collection areas. This has produced many complaints from tourists of unfulfilled treatment, of unnecessary annoying delays, and in some instances of unjustified exaction fees and taxes." Reports from the conference other stated that the auto clubs that the border stations are endless so far as non-commercial vehicles are concerned and should be abolished. "Except in those instances where special conditions require the maintenance of such stations in order to protect agriculture of public health." Attending the conference from all state were representatives of the California State Auto-clubs of the 11 western states, according to news disclosures from Salt Lake City, were their executives met recently in joint conference, have led to wage a vigorous campaign "against the operation of the border stations affecting the city of motor tourists or other commercial travel, except where special conditions warrant control measures." There has been developed in recent years, particularly in the eastern part of the country," the resolution declared, "a tendency to establish ports of entry, border station and tax collection areas. This has produced many complaints from tourists of unfulfilled treatment, of unnecessary annoying delays, and in some instances of unjustified exaction fees and taxes." Reports from the conference other stated that the auto clubs that the border stations are endless so far as non-commercial vehicles are concerned and should be abolished. "Except in those instances where special conditions require the maintenance of such stations in order to protect agriculture of public health." Attending the conference from all state were representatives of the California State Auto-clubs of the 11 western states, according to news disclosures from Salt Lake City, were their executives met recently in joint conference, have led to wage a vigorous campaign "against the operation of the border stations affecting the city of motor tourists or other commercial travel, except where special conditions warrant control measures." There has been developed in recent years, particularly in the eastern part of the country," the resolution declared, "a tendency to establish ports of entry, border station and tax collection areas. This has produced many complaints from tourists of unfulfilled treatment, of unnecessary annoying delays, and in some instances of unjustified exaction fees and taxes." Reports from the conference other stated that the auto clubs that the border stations are endless so far as non-commercial vehicles are concerned and should be abolished. "Except in those instances where special conditions require the maintenance of such stations in order to protect agriculture of public health." Attending the conference from all state were representatives of the California State Auto-clubs of the 11 western states, according to news disclosures from Salt Lake City, were their executives met recently in joint conference, have led to wage a vigorous campaign "against the operation of the border stations affecting the city of motor tourists or other commercial travel, except where special conditions warrant control measures." There has been developed in recent years, particularly in the eastern part of the country," the resolution declared, "a tendency to establish ports of entry, border station and tax collection areas. This has produced many complaints from tourists of unfulfilled treatment, of unnecessary annoying delays, and in some instances of unjustified exaction fees and taxes." Reports from the conference other stated that the auto clubs that the border stations are endless so far as non-commercial vehicles are concerned and should be abolished. "Except in those instances where special conditions require the maintenance of such stations in order to protect agriculture of public health." Attending the conference from all state were representatives of the California State Auto-clubs of the 11 western states, according to news disclosures from Salt Lake City, were their executives met recently in joint conference, have led to wage a vigorous campaign "against the operation of the border stations affecting the city of motor tourists or other commercial travel, except where special conditions warrant control measures." There has been developed in recent years, particularly in the eastern part of the country," the resolution declared, "a tendency to establish ports of entry, border station and tax collection areas. This has produced many complaints from tourists of unfulfilled treatment, of unnecessary annoying delays, and in some instances of unjustified exaction fees and taxes." Reports from the conference other stated that the auto clubs that the border stations are endless so far as non-commercial vehicles are concerned and should be abolished. "Except in those instances where special conditions require the maintenance of such stations in order to protect agriculture of public health." Attending the conference from all state were representatives of the California State Auto-clubs of the 11 western states, according to news disclosures from Salt Lake City, were their executives met recently in joint conference, have led to wage a vigorous campaign "against the operation of the border stations affecting the city of motor tourists or other commercial travel, except where special conditions warrant control measures." There has been developed in recent years, particularly in the eastern part of the country," the resolution declared, "a tendency to establish ports of entry, border station and tax collection areas. This has produced many complaints from tourists of unfulfilled treatment, of unnecessary annoying delays, and in some instances of unjustified exaction fees and taxes." Reports from the conference other stated that the auto clubs that the border stations are endless so far as non-commercial vehicles are concerned and should be abolished. "Except in those instances where special conditions require the maintenance of such stations in order to protect agriculture of public health." Attending the conference from all state were representatives of the California State Auto-clubs of the 11 western states, according to news disclosures from Salt Lake City, were their executives met recently in joint conference, have led to wage a vigorous campaign "against the operation of the border stations affecting the city of motor tourists or other commercial travel, except where special conditions warrant control measures." reports from the conference other stated that the auto clubs that the border stations are endless so far as non-commercial circles are concerned and should abolished. "Except in those instances where special conditions require the maintenance of such stations in order to protect agriculture of public health." Attending the conference from state were representatives of the California State Auto-vehicle association and the Auto-Vehicle Club of Southern Cali-ria. is entirely natural that the auto clubs should do everything in their power to protect their members from unnecessary delays or inconvenience, but the clubs to be congratulated for recognizing that agriculture and public health also are entitled to protec-tion organizations will not tolerate with any group attempt to eliminate discourtesy, need-ful delay and unwarranted tax actions at border stations; in they will gladly cooperate in saving this end, for such cases, it allowed to continue, hold indanger the success and influence of essential quarantine work. Major factors in stirring up pro-cess against ports on entry in these past have been border wars between various States over registration and license-plate requirements, trucking restrictions, etc., which have been marked by arra-ces, fee abuses and a vicious use of reprisals. In other in-ces, unintelligent administra-tion of caravan tax laws has dis-inated against all drivers of cars, with a resultant storm criticism. In the other hand, quarantine unions, maintained by the state department of agriculuture, have formed a splendid service in California in preventing the induction of plant pests and dis-isms which have proved disas-ses to agriculture in many other states. The annual costs to grow-for controlling pests and dis-isms introduced into California are quarantines were estab-lished are enormous—the control of citrus red scale, for example, The action of the auto club conference at Salt Lake City in recognizing the need for crop protection as well as protection of the motorist from unnecessary invenience and delay, speaks well for a policy of "live and let live" in efforts to solve the border station problem. During last year, 25,887 lots of plants or plant products infested with serious pests, or in violation of quarantine regulations, were intercepted at California border stations. The work of protecting California agriculture from the introduction of such pests and diseases must go on, for the welfare of the state's basic industry is of paramount importance. But every public official and public organization should cooperate to eliminate needless delays, uncivil treatment and other abuses which arouse public antagonism to border patrol activities. Senior Day for 4-H Members Saturday The annual Senior day for all senior 4-H club members and leaders will be held next Saturday, at the U. C. L. A. campus. All senior 4-H members and 4-H leaders will assemble at the campus in the morning for visits and demonstrations at the various university departments. In the afternoon the group will be guests of the student body of U.C.L.A. and will be admitted free to the football game between the Bruins and Bears. In Every Way Its Awesome *Conditioned Air for Winter Drills* *Sensational new Super-Thrift Eyes* *Perfected Automatic Gear-Shifters* GET OUT OF THE "ALL THREE" CLASS — The big new Nash-LaFayette has it all over the Cars . . . in room . . . size . . . wheelbase . . . safety . . . performance . . . and good. sold. With All Good Wishes LOLY and JENSEN JEWELERS 108 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. GET OUT OF THE "ALL THREE" CLASS — The big new Nash-LaFayette has it all over the Cars . . . in room . . . size . . . wheelbase . . . safety . . . performance . . . and good. soft comfort. Yet, if you'll compare local deliveries you'll find that the difference, if any, is too count. So why put up any longer with SMA looks and performance? NASH CHAS 215 So. Los Angeles St. Santa Fe’s Income Last Month Drops Santa Fe’s net railway operating income for September was $204,081, according to a statement released by President Bledsoe recently. This is a decrease of $1,199,135 under September of last year. Gross for the system was $13,577,520, an increase over September, 1936, of $329,612 or 2.49 per cent. Operating expenses were $12,-266,690, an increase of $1,592,662, or 14.92 per cent over the same month of 1936. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the kind words of sympathy and the beautiful floral offerings given by our friends during our recent bereavement. •Mrs. Joseph M. Backs—and family. Fullerton Post 142, American Legion Invites You to the Orange County ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION This Year in Fullerton Thursday, November 11 PARADE AT 11 A. M. — FOOTBALL 2 P. M. Santa Ana H. S. vs. Fullerton H. S., 50c and 75c Dance 9 p.m. to 12, F.U.H.S. Gym., 50c a person Tickets for Football game may be obtained from Legionnaires throughout the county. READ THE GAZETTE ADS FOR NEWS Congratulations and Best Wishes to our Neighbors The Gazette on their 68th Birthday. Announcement Beginning on November 1st, we will serve afternoon TEA Gazette on their 68th Birthday. Announcement Beginning on November 1st, we will serve afternoon TEA for the comfort and pleasure of tired shoppers— Welcome Mary Millerick Shop SMART WEAR FOR WOMEN 218-220 E.Center ANAHEIM, CAL. Way It's A Value Bombshell THE 1938 NASH for Winter Driving Super-Thrift Engine Dynamic Gear-Shifting *The Roomiest Cars in their field *New Sound-Proofing—25% Quieter Cars *The new Fatigue-Proof ride. OUT OF THE "CLASS — NOW! Gazette has it all over the Small size . . . wheelbase . . . poweriance . . . and good. solid riding- FOR WINTER DRIVING Super-Thrift Engine Automatic Gear-Shifting *New Sound-Proofing—25% Quieter Cars *The new Fatigue-Proof ride. OUT OF THE "CLASS — NOW! Fayette has it all over the Small size . . . wheelbase . . . poweriance . . . and good, solid riding-alt compare local delivered prices difference, if any, is too small to any longer with SMALL CAR You Can't BEAT A SH The -:GREAT:- Independent Now on Display by CHAS. H. MANN les St. Phone 2321 Anaheim, California