anaheim-gazette 1938-06-09

Jump Without Parachute Will be Feature of Santa Ana Air Show Slowly, deliberately the airplane circles the field at the Eddie Martin airport. Thousands of eyes are glued on that plane, for in just a moment a figure will leap from the cockpit. No parachute is attached to the figure. The crowd is tensely expectant. How can he reach the ground without being smashed to bits. But he will, and there are no tricks to the stunt. It's one of the big features of the second annual Santa Ana Air Show to be staged on June 19 at the Eddie Martin airport. Little Bobby will leap from a speeding plane 1000 feet in the air, without a parachute or any other equipment to keep him from dropping to a sudden and horrible death. It's all in the regular course of business for Little Bobby. He's made 178 such spectacular jumps already, and never yet has been hurt. Of course, his wings help some, but they weren't made for flying. Little Bobby, you see, is a banity rooster, who took up his unusual sport after intensive training at the hands of Bob Nolan, of Los Angeles. Roosters were not built to fly, but Little Bobby overcame the disadvantages of his kind. He started out just jumping off low places, a few feet in the air. Gradually his skill and courage grew, until he leaped from airplanes not far above the ground. And gradually the distance was increased until at times he hurtles himself out of planes as high as 2000 feet in the air. And Little Bobby always makes a three-point landing after a thrilling period in an element unnatural to birds of his kind. He'll be one of the star performers at the air show on June 19, along with his human pals who will demonstrate and fly new ships and put on a colorful program that will last from dawn until dusk. MORE ABOUT Fremont Class (Ctoninued from Page 1) Margueriete Bowers, Robert Brooke, Mary Brosnan, Patrick Brosnan, Carol Buchelt, Willis Burgess, Clyde Butler, Henry Cabrera, Robert Campbell, Joe Cano, Donald Chamberlain, Josephine Chavez, Fred Clow, Phoebe Cisneros, Rubymay Cooper, Louise Coffman, Jack Corn, Wilma Craig, Frances Crespin, Inez Cromley, Neal Crooks, Ray Cruz. Letitia Dahlgren, Alvin Daniel, Lila Mae Daveport, Reuben de Leon, Malzina Denney-Alex Diaz, Lois Duncan, Edward Dunn, Claudia Earles, Edward Earles, Josephine Elias, Roy Essary, Dwight Pearn, Lorraine Fleischman, Annie Florez, Naomi Fredrickson, Sadakiyo Fujil, Jim Gesler, Mary Ellen Gilbert, Betty June Gosch, Ruth Gragg, Edward Grijalva, Joan Guss, Lee Ona Hall, Robert Handsfield, Philip Hargrove, Ruth Franklin G. West Franklin G. West, Franklin G. West, Santa attorney, formally announced candidacy today for the office judge of the superior court of range county, office No. 2. Scion of a distinguished family, his father having seen on the bench for 24 years with of the outstanding records in history of California jurisprudence Attorney West is a native of range county and a graduate Stanford university's law school with the six-year degree of J Doctor. West is 41, and has been practicing law since 1923. He is a commander of the American gion and is active in other organizations. He has never an elective office. His support contend that by training, education, heritage and temperament is especially qualified for the perior bench. Roosters were not built to fly, but Little Bobby overcame the disadvantages of his kind. He started out just jumping off low places, a few feet in the air. Gradually his skill and courage grew, until he leaped from airplanes not far above the ground. And gradually the distance was increased until at times he hurtles himself out of MORE ABOUT Chamber Meeting (Continued from Page 1) initials, Beebe said. L. C. Herron, chairman of the chamber's parking committee, expressed his appreciation for the support given the work of his committee by the police department and newspapers of the city. Considerable improvement has been noted in the past three weeks in the amount of available parking space, he added. "We hope, eventually, to have free parking for everyone in Anaheim," Ferron said. "Storefronts reflect the personality of the business," L. H. Loudon said in urging that owners of business property modernize their buildings. The speaker pointed out that Anaheim is the logical city to attract business available from workers on the flood control project and declared that it will be the attractive stores which will get that business. Loudon also urged persons employed permanently in Anaheim to construct their own homes, thus providing dwellings for the many persons desiring to make their homes in this city who are unable to do so because of the housing shortage. President Harry C. Arthur, Sr., named a committee comprising Victor G. Loly, Miss Irene Case, Mrs. Jack Corn, Earle T. Jackson and Lars Lund to canvas the ballots of the primary election to select six directors. The committee will meet next Monday evening. Letitia Dahlgren, Alvin Daniel, Lila Mae Daveport, Reuben de Leon, Malzina Denney, Alex Diaz, Lois Duncan, Edward Dunn, Claudia Earles, Edward Earles, Josephine Elias, Roy Essary, Dwight Fearn, Lorraine Fleischman, Annie Florez, Naomi Fredrickson, Sadakiyo Fujii, Jim Gesler, Mary Ellen Gilbert, Betty June Gosch, Ruth Gragg, Edward Grijalva, Joan Guss, Lee Ona Hall, Robert Handsfield, Philip Hargrove, Ruth Hargrove, Claude Hayley, Johnnie Hebson, William Hedrick, Clifford Hemmerling, Betty Hersey, Harold Hines, Willard Holcombe, Dale Herton, Bettylou Howe, Marjorie Hund, Virginia Hunsley, Rennie Huntoon, Robert Jelensky, Harold Johnston, Stanford Kerr, Harry King, Wynetta Kirkhart, Marjorie Knapp, Irma Krepps, Vernard Lane, Donald Lehmer, Karl Leonard, Joe Leos, H. L. Looney, Helen Lowe, Jimmie Luttrell, Donald McCleister, Lela McClellan, Betty McCulloch, Beverly McNay, Elaine Maass, Dick Mac Donald, Lowell Mallonee, Flaun Manion, El Wanda Marshall, Betty Mathison, Robert Miller, Georgia Rose Montgomery, Irene Munoz, Wilma Nelsoll, Barbara Newton, Adeline Ortega, Carmen Ortiz, Jules-Vernon Osher, Robert Payan, Dorothy Pearson, Roberta Peck, Virginia Peck, Frank Perez, Mary Annie Petit, Roy Pina, Ralph Prado, Baird Reed, Bob Rees, Elaine Reynolds, Jack Richard, La Rae Riley, William Rinehart, Vera Jean Rincer, Charles Robbins, Pedro Rodarte, Amelia Rodriguez, Frank Ryan, Audrey Saucedo, Betty Schmidt, Russell Schmitt, Roberta Schultz, Audrey Sheppard, Lois Smith, Mort Smith, Olah May Smith, Ernest Spezia, Robert Spielman, Yvonne Stanley James Stewart, William Taft Allen Taylor, Lee Thaxton Thelm Thues, Bernardo Torres William Tschann, Lorraine Valenzuela,Pamela Van Buren,Louis Veyna,Delfina Villalobos,kathleen Vincent,Marie Ward，Eileen Warton，Joan Webb，James A.Wilson，James L.Wilson，Kay Wilson，Allan Wisser,Sachiko Yoshida,Doyle Zimmer. With milk production five percent higher than last year manufactured dairy products showing a seven per cent increase dairy farmers today sought the consumers in an effort to abolish heavy seasonal production of JD. This announcement was made by Nels Lautrup.Compton,clement of the California Milk Products Stabilization committee,said that more than 35,000 food stores，3,300 chain vans and 3,000 chain drug stores which serve milk,have pleaded support of a nation-wide campaign on dairy products.The drive on today,Lautrup said,and he paid out that in California were producing more milk than any time during the last 14 yr Orange county men on the omittee are William McOmie,Alamilos,and E.A.Wakehill Garden Grove. Reckless Driver is Sentenced to JD Cresencio P.Roa，21.of In ange county jail serving a 75 sentence for reckless driving.was ordered to jail after failing pay a fine of $150-assessed by Judge Frank Tausch Saturday.Roa was given a traffic citation a week ago Monday by Anal police officers. A clean man with Robert Noble for and $25 Even Head Radio KFOX even Victor G. Loly, Miss Irene Case, Mrs. Jack Corn, Earle T. Jackson and Lars Lund to canvas the ballots of the primary election to select six directors. The committee will meet next Monday evening. THE POCKETBOOK OF KNOWLEDGE BY TOPPS DRINKING FROM A SAUCER WAS "ACCEPTED" AS GOOD MANNERS IN COLONIAL TIMES...IN FACT A SMALL DISH WAS PROVIDED FOR THE CUP TO SIT IN WHILE A DRIVER SIPPED FROM THE SAUCER! UNSTEAD OF AWNINGS FOR EVERY WINDOW, THE CURIOUS CHINESE, IN NANKING, STRETCHES AN AWNING OVER THE ENTIRE HOUSETOWN AS PROTECTION AGAINST THE SUMMER SUN. THE MARKHOR COAT OF THE HIMALAYA MOUNTAINS, HAS SPIRAL HORNS! THE UNITED STATES HAS THE HIGHEST PER CAPITA OWNERSHIP OF WEALTH ON EARTH...SINCE 1776, THIS COUNTRY HAS PRODUCED THREE TIMES AS MUCH WEALTH AS THE WHOLE WORLD PRODUced BEFORE 1776! THE AVERAGE AMERICAN—IN INDUSTRIAL OR COMMERCIAL OR PROFESSIONAL LIFE DIVIDE HIS 168 HOUR WEEK APPROXIMATELY LIKE THIS: 40 HOURS WORK, 65 HOURS SLEEP, 22 HOURS LEISURE. Roa was given a traffic citation a week ago Monday by Analy police officers. A clean man with Robert Noble for and $25 Every Heard Radio KFOX ever PLAN YOUR VACATION Now Depot 217 So. Los Angeles St Anaheim Phone 3404 ON THE AIR: "Romance of the High Mutual Don Lee Network, Sunday 10 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Candidate Franklin G. West Franklin G. West, Santa Ana Key, formally announced his legacy today for the office of the superior court of Orlando county, office No. 2. In of a distinguished legal career, his father having served bench for 24 years with one outstanding record in the Court of California jurisprudence, Bay West is a native of Orlando county and a graduate of Ford university's law school the six-year degree of Jurisprudence. It is 41, and has been practiced law since 1923. He is a past founder of the American League and is active in other civic organizations. He has never held active office. His supporters said that by training, educa-meritage and temperament he specially qualified for the sub-bench. MORE ABOUT Senior Class (Continued from Page 1) Fumi Fujii, Fred Fukuda, Veda Beth Furrey, Ralph Gamble, John Ganahl, Helen Gardner, Edward Gesler, Melvin Gledzhill, Wauneva Gunnett, Lois Jean Guss, Lillian Gust, Richard Hain, Berenice Har-grove, Lyle Hart, Margaret Hein, Robert Helling, Eloise Hendricksen, Bernard Henry, Verlee Heying, Julius Hilbers, Thelma Hill, Langdon Hilleary, Ray Hudson, Ruth Hufford, Mary Hunziker, Carl Ihara, Sue Ikeda, John Illingworth, Grace Imamoto, Anna Imfeld, John Jackson, Warren Jackson, Peter Jacobs, Anna Mae Jelensky, Gus Jensen, Karen Jen-sen, Edward Jewett, Gilbert Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Beverlee Johnston, Jessie Jones, Lyle Jones, Warren Jones, Pat Kavanagh, Fred Kerwin, Mabel Kesterson, Betty Jane Key, Arlene Kirkhart, Urban Kluthe, Clifford Kopitzke, Agnes Kramer, Reed LeVecke, Beatrice Lichtenstein, Mary Lieb, Charles Linger, Bill Llewellyn, Robert Long, Walton Long, Jewel Looney, Steven Lopera, Mildred McAfee, Margie McClary, Arthur Maahs, Harriett Maas, Lawrence Macaray, Iris Mallonee, June Markle, Noel Mendoza, Marjorie Merchant, Edward Mills, Ora Lee Miner, Paul Miser, Richard Moo-lick, Ernest Moore, Robert Morris, Mary Murata, Opal Myers, Shini-chi Nakamine, Royce Nelson, Gertrude Nicholas, Thalma Nickle, James Nunez, Francis Patin, Charles Peddicord, Mary Perez Virginia Peterson, Jane Pike Dean Polhemus, Lucille Pollock, Olivette Popp, Edward Portillo,Ruth FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, It's a Pleasure to Trade at the SLICED or BROKEN SLICES—NO. 2½ cans PINEAPPLE 2 for 28 START YOUR SET TODAY FREE WHILE THEY LAST ICED TEA GLASSES LIPTON'S TEA YELLOW LABEL 2 FREE WITH ¼-lb....38c 1 FREE WITH ¼-lb....20c GREEN. ¼-lb. 27c; ¼-lb....14c FLOUR 54¢ EAGLE 24½-lb. suck For a beter grade—Alpha Beta's Best. 69c 3 Smart New Ice Cream Spoons for only 20¢ and one label from EAGLE BRAND MAGIC MILK DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR BETTER BEST GRAPE SODAS A clean man with a clean plan can't fail Robert Noble for Governor of California and $25 Every Monday Morning Hear him over Radio KFOX every Sunday, 4:15 p.m. Macaray, Iris Mallonee, June Markle, Noel Mendoza, Marjorie Merchant, Edward Mills, Ora Lee Miner, Paul Miser, Richard Mooolick, Ernest Moore, Robert Morris, Mary Murata, Opal Myers, Shinichi Nakamine, Royce Nelson, Gertrude Nicholas, Thalma Nickle, James Nunez, Francis Patin, Charles Peddicord, Mary Perez, Virginia Peterson, Jane Pike, Dean Polhemus, Lucille Pollock, Olivette Popp, Edward Portillo, Ruth Proctor, Elmer Proffer, Mariette Proulx, William Real, Leo Rees, Wallace Riutcel, Rose Roa, Dorothy Roberts, Etta Roseberry, William Ross, Dan Russell, Malcolm Sanders, Hazel Sawyer, Frances Schacht, Ramona Schlund, Harold Schneider, Aline Schroeder, Robert Serr, Chieko Shigekawa, Mary Show, Suzanna Sidnam, Elaine Sieveke, Maynard Sieveke, Marjorie Siples, Wanda Smith, Virginia Sowers, Robert Stankey, Anna Stoffel, Marguerite Stowe. Vanice Taber, William Takahashi, Soto Tamai, Herbert Tanner, Frank Taylor, Janet Taylor, Sue Taylor, Marvin Thompson, Arval Triplett, Rosemary Trokey, Robert Truxaw, Thomas Turton, Edwin Tyreman, Edward Vandenberg, Fae Vipond, Donald Wallace, Jean Elizabeth Ward, Omer Watte, Dorothy Weaver, Fred Weisel, Jean West, Dale Westwood, Catherine Wethered. Mary Whittimore, Leona Willers, Mary Elizabeth Williams, Arthur Winney, Doris Wirth, Alma Wise, Marion Wisser, Betty Witherow, Martha Yanase, Paul Zimmermann. West Virginia State Picnic Date June 18 Former West Virginians will meet in Sycamore Grove park; Los Angeles, Saturday; June 18, for their annual picnic reunion. A short program of music and speaking will be held with McLelland Reed; native West Virginian, as principal speaker. Reed is a popular philosopher, humorist and lecturer. A clean man with a clean plan can’t fail Robert Noble for Governor of California and $25 Every Monday Morning Hear him over Radio KFOX every Sunday, 4:15 p.m. PLAN your VACATION Now! Greyhound serves all vacation playlands and national parks with frequent and convenient service. Go one scenic route, return another. Stopover wherever you wish. Enjoy the comfort of Greyhound’s smooth-riding Super-Coach. Save money on Greyhound’s low fares. Examples of Low Fares: Depot 7 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 3404 IN THE AIR: "Romance of the Highways" mutual Don Lee Network, Sunday 10:15 AM 1-Way Rndtrip Seattle ... $19.30 $34.75 San Francisco ... $6.60 11.90 Denver ... 18.30 32.95 Chicago ... 33.75 60.75 GREYHOUND KELLOGG'S ALL RYE 2 pkgs. 14¢ HILL'S Blue Coffee 1 lb. can 20¢ CONCORD Grape Juice 12 oz. can 10¢ ALPHA BETA’S BETTER M PLATE Boiling Beef lb. 8¢ NECK CUT POT ROAST lb. 18¢ lb. PORK LOIN ROAST lb. Hormel's Minnesota SLICED BACON ½ lb. 15¢ LAMB SHOULDER ROAST lb. 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