anaheim-gazette 1938-07-07

Anaheim Couple Wed Tuesday Marriage vows were exchanged last Tuesday evening by Miss Verna Ruth Gust, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gust, and Thomas William Bunnell, son of Mrs. Ethel Bunnell, at the home of the bride's parents. Rev. S. E. Schrader, pastor of the Evangelical church of Porterville and formerly pastor here, read the lines. Attendants of the bridal couple were Miss Lillian Gust, sister of the bride, and Jack Bunnell, brother of the groom. Music for the occasion was provided by Miss Margaret Hein and Mrs. Joseph Weaver. The new Mrs. Bunnell is a graduate of Anaheim union high school, with the class of 1936, and later attended Fullerton junior college. Her husband also graduated from Anaheim union high school. He is now employed by the Union Oil company in this city. A reception was held following the wedding, during which the bride cut the cake which had been baked by her friend, Mrs. Howard Pannier. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gust and daughters, Emogenee and Violette, Mrs. Ethel Bunnell, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Beaty, grandparents of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Garver and son, Jerry Dean, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hein, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein and daughter, Barbara Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Stolt, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jeannerett, Mr. and Mrs. David Bush, Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Past National Leader Visits Corps The regular meeting of A. B. Paul Woman's Relief corps No. 134 at the IOOF hall Tuesday afternoon was featured by the draping of the charter by Mrs. Edith Mason Christie of Des Moines, Iowa, past national president of the Womans Relief Corps. Mrs. Nora Dodge, president, conducted the business meeting. Reports of Flag day services at Fullerton and at the Elks club were given by Mrs. Maude English and Mrs. Bessie Fitzpatrick. There will be no other regular meeting this month. Two social events are planned by the corps during July. A public card party will be given at the IOOF hall July 19 at 1:30 o'clock with bridge and 500 to be played. The social club will meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Swindler, 1209 Lincoln avenue, on Tuesday, July 26. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Dodge. Mrs. C. E. Elliott Leaves for East Mrs. Clifford Elliott and her mother, Mrs. Ruby Bassingwaite of Los Angeles, left Tuesday for Oakes, N.D., where they will visit their brother and son, Edward Bassingwaite, publisher of the Oakes Times. They will also visit in Faribault, Minn., with another brother and son, George Bassingwaite, secretary of the chamber of commerce. Evalyn Wright Wednesdays Russell Fitzpatrick The beautifully decorated parlor of the First Christian church of Orange was the setting for the wedding of Miss Evalyn Wright daughter of Mrs. E. R. Wright of Villa Park, to Russell Fitzpatrick son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fitzpatrick of 520 E. Broadway, Sunday morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Myron C. Colpastor of the church, with about 50 guests present. The bride was attended by her chum, Miss Gwendola Markham also of Villa Park, while Lloy Fitzpatrick was his brother's attendant. Donald Krueger, baritone, said "Because," with Miss Vivian Stanley at the piano. Miss Stanley also played the wedding marchee. A reception was held for the young couple in the afternoon at the Wright home. Following the reception Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick left for Phoenix where they will make their home. Mr. Fitzpatrick is employed at the Prairie Gilbert Wholesale Hardware company. The bride, who graduated from Orange union high school in 1938 attended Santa Ana junior college last year and was affiliated with the Moav club. The bridegrook graduated from Anaheim uni high school and attended Fulleton junior college. Eulogia Class to Serve Dinner baked by her friend, Mrs. Howard Pannler. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gust and daughters, Emogenee and Violette, Mrs. Ethel Bunnell, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Beaty, grandparents of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Garver and son, Jerry Dean, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hein, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein and daughter, Barbara Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Stolt, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jeannerett, Mr. and Mrs. David Bush, Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Schrader and children, Ruby and Edgar, Mrs. F. E. Bell, Mrs. Minnie Schultz, grandmother of the bride; Miss Nadine Bunnell, Miss Jean Gordon, Miss Mefa Jensen, Miss Lois Boege, Miss Flavia Foster, Miss Elizabeth Jackson, A. G. Marshall and Ronald Olson. Russell McCombs Entertain July 4 Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. McComb entertained at their home on Zeyn street Monday evening with a buffet supper. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Kent of Oakland and Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Johnson of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson returned last week from a month’s vacation trip to Indiana and Ohio, visiting relatives. They also attended the graduation exercises at Earlham college where both were students, Mr. Johnson receiving his degree there. Mr. and Mrs. Kent plan to leave this week end for a trip to the High Sierras after visiting about two weeks with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Redfern of Fullerton. Charles C. Chapman Honored Saturday On his 85th birthday anniversary Saturday, Charles C. Chapman, pioneer resident of Fullerton, was honored at a luncheon and outing to which nearly 80 relatives were invited at the Chapman summer home at Long Beach. Sharing honors with Mr. Chapman were his sister-in-law, Mrs. Minnie Chapman of Covina, whose birthday anniversary was the same day, and J. H. Franklin of Glendale, who celebrated with 85th anniversary Tuesday. After luncheon C. Stanley Chapman presented a surprise feature, a news reel depicting the history of Mr. Chapman’s life, beginning with July 2, 1853, the date of his baked by her friend, Mrs. Howard Pannler. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gust and daughters, Emogenee and Violette, Mrs. Ethel Bunnell, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Beaty, grandparents of the bride; Miss Nadine Bunnell, Miss Jean Gordon, Miss Mefa Jensen, Miss Lois Boege, Miss Flavia Foster, Miss Elizabeth Jackson, A. G. Marshall and Ronald Olson. Russell McCombs Entertain July 4 Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. McComb entertained at their home on Zeyn street Monday evening with a buffet supper. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. J.Russell Kent of Oakland and Mr. and Mrs.Joe W.Johnson of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs.Johnson returned last week from a month’s vacation trip to Indiana and Ohio, visiting relatives. They also attended the graduation exercises at Earlham college where both were students, Mr.Johnson receiving his degree there. Mr. and Mrs.Kent plan to leave this week end for a trip to the High Sierras after visiting about two weeks with the latter’s parents, Mr.A.S.Redfern of Fullerton. Charles C. Chapman Honored Saturday On his 85th birthday anniversary Saturday, Charles C Chapman, pioneer resident of Fullerton, was honored at a luncheon and outing to which nearly 80 relatives were invited at the Chapman summer home at Long Beach.Sharing honors with Mr.Capman were his sister-in-law,Mrs.Minnie Chapman of Covinawhose birthday anniversary was the same day,andJ.H.FranklinofGlendalewho celebratedwith85thanniversaryTuesday. After luncheon C.Sanley Chapman presented a surprise feature,a news reel depicting the history of Mr.Capman’s life,beginningwithJuly2，1853,thedateofhisbakedbyherfriend,Mrs.HowardPannler.GuestswereMr.Mrs.H.E.GustanddaughtersEmogeneeandVioletteMrs.EthelbunnellMr.mrs.J.T.Beaitygrandparentsofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRevandMrs.S.E.Schraderandchildren,RubyandEdgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRevandMrs.S.E.Schraderandchildren,RubyandEdgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRevandMrs.S.E.Schraderandchildren,RubyandEdgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRevandMrs.S.E.Schraderandchildren,RubyandEdgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRevandMrs.S.E.Schraderandchildren,RubyandEdgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRevandMrs.S.E.Schraderandchildren,RubyandEdgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRevandMrs.S.E.Schraderandchildren,RubyandEdgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRevandMrs.S.E.Schraderandchildren,RubyandEdgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRevandMrs.S.E.Schraderandchildren,RubyandEdgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRevandMrs.S.E.Schraderandchildren,RubyandEdgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRevandMrs.S.E.Schraderandchildren,Ruby和Edgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRev和Mrs.S.E.Schrader和children,Ruby和Edgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRev和Mrs.S.E.Schrader和children,Ruby和Edgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRev和Mrs.S.E.Schrader和children,Ruby和Edgar,Mrs.F.E.Bell,Mrs.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MissNadineBunnell,MissJeanneettMr.mrs.DavidBushRev和Mrs.S.E.Schrader和children,Ruby和Edgar,MRS.F.E.BELL,MRS.MinnieSchultzgrandmotherofthebride;MISS.NADINE,BUNNELL,MISS.JEANNEETT,MISS.KATE-BILLEU OF TULKOKLA,,wasa guestinthehomeMR.MAY UNDERWOODANDMMATTIE REEVES. Father of Anaheim Man Called Today Charles A. DeWitt, 68,father of Al DeWitt of Anaheim,died this morning at his home in Los Angeleanyport. The bride, who graduated from Orange union high school in 1932attended Santa Ana junior collegelast year and was affiliatedwith MoVclock.ThebridegroocomputedfromAnaheimuniversityhighschoolandattendedFullertonjuniorcollege. Eulogia Class to Serve Dinner Eulogia class of Calvary Baptist church will serve a dinner at the church basement next Wednesdayevening between 5:30 and o'clock.The public is invited and reservations should be made as earlypossible by telephoning Mrs.Jac Hanson at 4028. Plunge Hours Told by Rudolph Boyse Hours which the city plungesopen were revealed this weekRudy Boysen,park superintendent.The pool is open every daybut at varying hourEvery day but Sunday.Mongaland holidays,the plunge is openfrom9 o'clockatnight.with swimming classes being heldbetween9 and12:30 o'clock.On Sundays the tank is openfrom1 o'clockto6 o'clockin twelfternoon and on Mondays from1 o'clock until9 o'clock. Reunion of Sisters First in 27 Years Three sisters visited andchanged memories of childhooddays for the first time in 27yearatHuntington Beach last weekwhen Mrs.Kate Bilyeu of Tulkokla.,was a guest in thehomeMR.MAY UNDERWOODANDMMATTIE REEVES. Mrs.Jennie Klein Services Tomorrow Last rites for Mrs.Jennie Klein,56,how did Tuesday eveningat her home on Cerritos enuewillbe conducted tomorrowafternoon at2 o'clockfromBacks,Terry&Campbell chapel mer home at Long Beach. Sharing honors with Mr. Chapman were his sister-in-law, Mrs. Minnie Chapman of Covina, whose birthday anniversary was the same day, and J. H. Franklin of Glendale, who celebrated with 85th anniversary Tuesday. After luncheon C. Stanley Chapman presented a surprise feature, a news reel depicting the history of Mr. Chapman's life, beginning with July 2, 1853, the date of his birth in McComb, Ill., and including events of each intervening year, both in the life of Charles C. Chapman and events in United States and world history. Townsend Club Plans Card Party Anaheim Townsend club will hold its regular card party tomorrow evening at the clubroom, 224 E. Center street starting at 6 o'clock, it was announced today by Mrs. Ida Freeman, club president. The regular games will be played and good prizes awarded to winners. Refreshments will be served following the games, to which the public is invited. Father of Anaheim Man Called Today Charles A. DeWitt, 68, father of Al DeWitt of Anaheim, died this morning at his home in Los Angeles. Funeral services under the direction of Backs, Terry & Campbell, will be conducted from the Robinson chapel, 3601 E. First street, Los Angeles, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In addition to his son, DeWitt is survived by his wife, Katherine Witt. Yorba Linda Boasts Unusual Situation Only one Orange county community, Yorba Linda, has more persons registered as members of the republican party than democratic party. At last reports, 287 were registered as republicans and 234 as democrats. Fine Imported Genuine Continental DINNERWARE Artistic dishes within the price range for every day use Famous Old Patterns PYRAMID Highway 101 — Halfway between Anaheim and Fullerten (Opposite Creamery) Mattie Reeves. Mrs. Jennie Klein Services Tomorrow Last rites for Mrs. Jennie Klein, 56, who died Tuesday evening at her home on Cerritos avenue, will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from Backs, Terry & Campbell chapel. Rev. R. Kells Swenerton will fliicate. Mrs. Klein had been a resident of Anaheim 20 years. She is survived by her husband, Arthur Klein; three sisters, Mrs. H. May of Oklahoma City; Mrs. A. O'Brien of Frione, Texas; Mrs. D. S. Heffner of Lyons, Kansas and a niece, Mrs. Charles Brown of Whittier. In The Good Old You certainly do not wash at home. A steamy kitchen or bed nerves, when you could Admit the truth to you and much easier, no drive your goods returned sterilized. WE USE IVORY SHEETS WATER BOTTLES Phone Anaheim 455-794-2000 get your THE SANITARY Member of American A. W. CLEAVER, Mgr. RELIABLE ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE YOUR SOCIAL NEWS TO ANAHEIM 2414 Jon Wright Weds Bell Fitzpatrick Beautifully decorated parade First Christian church page was the setting for the Miss Evalyn Wright, of Mrs. E. R. Wright of Park, to Russell Fitzpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fitzpatrick, 520 E. Broadway, Sunday. The ceremony was perby Rev. Myron C. Cole, of the church, with about 3 present. Bride was attended by her Miss Gwendola Markham, Villa Park, while Lloyd Dick was his brother's at Krueger, baritone, sang "e," with Miss Vivian Stanley the piano. Miss Stanley eyed the wedding marches. Reception was held for the couple in the afternoon at night home. Following the Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick for Phoenix where they like their home. Mr. Fitzz is employed at the Pratt-Wholesale Hardware company, who graduated from union high school in 1937, and Santa Ana junior college and was affiliated with law club. The bridegroom used from Anaheim union school and attended Fullerton college. Joseph Weavers on Wedding Trip Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paul Weaver (Ferne Marjorie Hein) are honeymooning at Monterey Bay, Yosemite National park and Sequoia National park following their marriage last Wednesday night at the Ebell clubhouse. Rev. U. S. Schauer, pastor of Salem Evangelical church, officiated at the wedding. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hein of 925 W. Center street, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Irene Weaver of 1117 W. Center street. Upon their return they will make their home in a new house they are building at Dickel and Water streets. Mr. Weaver is employed by W. H. Finley of Santa Ana. Mrs. Weaver is a native of Anaheim and has lived here all her life. She was graduated from Anaheim union high school. She later attended Fullerton junior college, University of Redlands and Whittier college, where she received her degree. For the past two years she has taught at Loara school here. Mr. Weaver spent his boyhood in Ohio, but attended high school at Whittier and Fullerton. He also attended Fullerton junior college. Jesse Stubbs Visits St. Thomas, Canada Two reports from Jesse Stubbs, Anaheim rancher who is taking a living orange tree to New York PRESIDENT'S WEEK—WASHINGTON — Working at his Hyde Park desk, collarless, in shirtsleeves and seersucker pants, President Roosevelt last week industriously signed or vetoed the bills which congress had left him. He approved with gusto and dispatch the spend-lend, wages and hours, deficiency bill, many others. And during the week he added two executive devices of his own: a raise in pay for all WPA workers in 13 southern states, and a loosening of requirements in bank examinations. With hawk-sharp eye, he vetoes a batch of little pension and claim bills, several efforts to expand veterans' compensation, a $3,260,-000 building program for the bureau of fisheries, a pay-raiser for the immigration and naturalization services, a bill enforcing publicity for WPA subcontractors and material men. These brought his veto record up above 300 since 1933, second only to Grover Cleveland's two-term record of 344 vetoes. Back in Washington, he hurried away from the annual dinner tendered him by the "little cabinet" (assistant and under secretaries) at the sumptuous country house of Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles, to address the people again. When he had finished, no one could doubt that Franklin Roosevelt's immediate objectives now are: To split the country into "liberal" and "conservative" halves politically; to woo the "liberal" half openly, in person; to combat "conservatives" the noncombatant man, and child in time of war. Since the last International Cross meeting in 1934, three have been waged against combatants and noncombatants During the Italo-Ethiopian villages were gass bombed, Ethiopians who had only a vague idea of what slaughtered by the hundred Spanish civil war, heard tillery, efficient new aircraft being used to attack civilians. In the year-old Japanese conflict, Tokyo's have devastated entire security unfortified Chinese towns thousands of women and children. The justification offers these practices is the 20th-concept of war as a total affair. Under this theory nation is mobilized. A worker, a government clerician becomes just assistant a cog in the modern machine as the soldier front. All are legitimate objectives." To Swiss citizen Henri who in 1859 witnessed the battle of Solferino, Italy the Franco-Sardinians at Austrians, the paramount was to lessen the hardship by caring for the wounded Dunant started a movement an international, nonpolitical organization with hotters in traditionally Switzerland, with auto-supporting units in every nation." Dunant and his allies were able to induce 26 Jesse Stubbs Visits St. Thomas, Canada Two reports from Jesse Stubbs, Anaheim rancher who is taking a living orange tree to New York from this city, were received by Secretary John Morgan of the chamber of commerce. Tuesday, One came from Canada, the other from Oneida, N.Y. The London, Ontario, Daily Free Press of June 25 carried a story date-lined St. Thomas reporting the visit of Stubbs and his tree to that town. On June 27, Stubbs passed through Oneida, Mrs. A.R.Brown of that city wrote Morgan, Mrs. Brown and her husband formerly lived at Ontario and were quite interested in the tree, she wrote. CAR IS STOLEN Louis Hennig reported to Anaheim police yesterday morning that an automobile he uses in his business was stolen sometime during the past weekend. The vehicle was removed from his place of business, Hennig told police. Camp Baldy Road is Now Under Control Camp Baldy may be reached via Glendora mountain road for 12 miles from Glendora, thence via county and forest service road under control, reports the touring bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California. The inbound control station is 16.1 miles from Glendora and outbound three miles beyond. Controls are in-bound on even hours; outbound on the odd. The road is washed out beyond Snowcrest and is not advisable beyond Camp Baldy. Valencia Building Program Advances Valencia high school of Placentia will have a new wing on the main building if present plans of the school board materialize. The wing will house the science department and an art room, and will be built with RWA funds. Mr. Weaver spent his boyhood in Ohio, but attended high school at Whittier and Fullerton. He also attended Fullerton junior college. Jesse Stubbs Visits St. Thomas, Canada Two reports from Jesse Stubbs, Anaheim rancher who is taking a living orange tree to New York from this city, were received by Secretary John Morgan of the chamber of commerce. Tuesday, One came from Canada, the other from Oneida, N.Y. The London, Ontario, Daily Free Press of June 25 carried a story date-lined St. Thomas reporting the visit of Stubbs and his tree to that town. On June 27, Stubbs passed through Oneida, Mrs. A.R.Brown of that city wrote Morgan, Mrs. Brown and her husband formerly lived at Ontario and were quite interested in the tree, she wrote. CAR IS STOLEN Louis Hennig reported to Anaheim police yesterday morning that an automobile he uses in his business was stolen sometime during the past weekend. The vehicle was removed from his place of business, Hennig told police. Camp Baldy Road is Now Under Control Camp Baldy may be reached via Glendora mountain road for 12 miles from Glendora, thence via county and forest service road under control, reports the touring bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California. The inbound control station is 16.1 miles from Glendora and outbound three miles beyond. Controls are in-bound on even hours; outbound on the odd. The road is washed out beyond Snowcrest and is not advisable beyond Camp Baldy. Valencia Building Program Advances Valencia high school of Placentia will have a new wing on the main building if present plans of the school board materialize. The wing will house the science department and an art room, and will be built with RWA funds. The president also received last week Admiral William D. Leahy chief of naval operations, and approved plans to push ahead at once the building of the following new craft: four battleships, four light cruisers, one aircraft carrier; eight destroyers, six submarines. The president exercised discretion vested in him by congress by deciding not, at this time, to raise the tonnage on two of the battleships from 35,000 tons to 45,000. VISITOR— WASHINGTON—Inspecting the east last week for the first time, 9-year-old Cinemaactress Shirley Temple, in a blue shirred frock and red hair-ribbon called on President Roosevelt with her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. George Temple. The conversation ran on lamb chops, a tooth Miss Temple had lately lost, a salmon she had caught in Vancouver. Leaving the White House she exhibited her autograph book, which she considered "a very important book now." Inscribed across one whole page was: "To Shirley, from her old friend, Franklin D. Roosevelt." NEW TARGET— GENEVA, Switzerland — The International Red Cross was founded 75 years ago as an agency to care for wounded war combatants. Last week, at the quadrennial Red Cross conference, originally scheduled for Madrid, then shifted to London, the fighting soldier received little attention. Instead, the main conference topic was the protection of who in 1859 witnessed the battle of Solferino, Italy; the Franco-Sardinians at Austrians; the paramount was to lessen the hardships by caring for the wounded; Dunant started a movement an international, nonpolitical organization with helpers in traditionally Swissland, with auto-supporting units in every nation. Dunant and his allies were able to induce 26 movements to sign agreements anteeing respect for their ed., neutralizing military forces protecting the material assets of medical services agreed upon was the use white flag bearing a red emblem of international symbol tuary. Not until 1935 did the frantrast consistent abuse of the Cross symbol occur. The red cross painted on hospitals became welcome for Italian airmen. Next Spanish civil war broke; Cross symbol was soon to be such a liability that it required medical journal "Lanceophilized: "The plain faction a doctor serving a modern capacity is no more than a munitions worker or leryman. Since he is now he will be bombed. While bombed he will be compelled or camouflaged on Cross that no longer protects In Spain, military hospital now camouflaged, ambulance painted to look like trees or grass. The International Cross has maintained neitals nor medical units but has concentrated on ring Rightest refuges to in effecting agreements release of hostages and infirm from one side to the others from members of families by civil war. Chief aid has gone to Leftist Spain Medical Bureau and American Committee to Ashish Democracy, which fitted 80 ambulance units $464,621.85 to Spain for and refugee activities, having $330,400 worth of goods outset of the Sino-Japanese class to the Dinner Maria Class to Be Dinner Maria class of Calvary Baptist will serve a dinner at the basement next Wednesday between 5:30 and 7:00. Public is invited and reservation should be made as early as by telephoning Mrs. Jack at 4028. Age Hours Told Rudolph Boysen Is which the city plunge is here revealed this week by Boysen, park superintendent-the pool is open every day week, but at varying hours. Day but Sunday, Monday holidays,the plunge is open o'clock in the morning unclock at night, with swim-classes being held between 12:30 o'clock. Sundays the tank is open o'clock to 6 o'clock in the moon and on Mondays from skunk until 9 o'clock. Union of Sisters First in 27 Years The sisters visited and exchanged memories of childhood for the first time in 27 years. Beach last week Mrs. Kate Bilyeu of Tulsa was a guest in the home of May Underwood and Mrs. Reeves. Jennie Klein Services Tomorrow Rites for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swimmer will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swimmer will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swimmer will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swimmer will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swimmer will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swimmer will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who died Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who dies Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who dies Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who dies Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who dies Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger will write for Mrs. Jennie F. 656, who dies Tuesday evening her home on Cerritos avi­lance conducted tomorrow on at 2 o'clock from the Terry & Campbell chapel, Kells Swinger 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Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu Kelliesu KellIESU GenevaVA,Switzerland — The International Red Cross was founded 75 years ago as an agency to care for wounded war combatants.Last week，at the quadrennial Red Cross conference，originally scheduled for Madrid，then shifted to London，the fightin soldier received little attention.Instead，the main conference topic was the protection of who in 1859 witnessed them battle of Solferino， Italy by civil war.The chief aid has gone to Leftist Spain Medical Bureau and American Committee to Asia Democracy，which has fitted 80 ambulance units$464,$218.$89 to Spain formand refugee activities，having$330,$00 worth of goods.$outside ofthe Sino-JapaneseclasstobeDinner Maria Class of Calvary Baptistwill serve a dinneron CarervitisavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavailblewithavAILbluecrossconferenceoriginallyscheduledforMadridthenshiftedtoLondon,thefightin Soldierreceivedlightattention.Instead,themainconferencetopicwastheprotectionofwhoin1859witnessedthembattleofSolferino，Italybycivilwar.ThechiefaidhasgonetoLeftistSpainMedicalBureauandAmericanCommitteetoAsiaDemocracy，whichhasfitned80ambulianceunits$464,$218.$89toSpainformandrefugeeactivities,having$330,$00worthofgoods.$outsideoftheSino-JapaneseclasstobeDinner Jennie Klein Services Tomorrow Klein had been a resident heim 20 years. She is surrey her husband, Arthur H. three sisters, Mrs. H. E. Oklahoma City; Mrs. T.rien of Frione, Texas, and S. Heffner of Lyons, Kans.; niece, Mrs. Charles R. of Whittier. Valencia Building Program Advances Valencia high school of Placentia will have a new wing on the main building if present plans of the school board materialize. The wing will house the science department and an art room, and will be built with PWA funds. Plans are also being rushed for a swimming pool on the school grounds under a PWA project, and the new building program includes erection of a unit of the new junior high school plant at La Jolla. Leisure is a by-product of efficiency. The Good Old Summer Time!!! You certainly do not get it when you do your washing at home. At least two days in a hot steamy kitchen or basement — tired frazzlederves, when you could send it to the SANITARY. Admit the truth to yourself. 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THIS IS No. 2 OF A SERIES TELLING THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE DOCTOR OF TIME The Weekly Newsmagazine Since the last International Red Cross meeting in 1934, three wars have been waged against both combatants and noncombatants. During the Italo-Ethiopian war, Ethiopian villages were gassed and bombed, Ethiopians who probably only a vague idea of war were dugged by the hundreds. In the Spanish civil war, heavy artillery, efficient new aircraft are being used to attack cities and villains. In the year-old Sino-Pakistan conflict, Tokyo's planes have devastated entire sections of fortified Chinese towns, killing thousands of women and children. The justification offered for these practices is the 20th-century concept of war as a totalitarian fair. Under this theory a whole nation is mobilized. A factory worker, a government clerk, a physician becomes just as important a cog in the modern war machine as the soldier at the front. All are legitimate "military objectives." To Swiss citizen Henri Dunant, who in 1859 witnessed the bloody battle of Solferino, Italy between the Franco-Sardinians and the Austrians, the paramount problem was to lessen the hardships of war by caring for the wounded soldier. Dunant started a movement for an international, nonpolitical medical organization with headquarers in traditionally neutral Switzerland, with autonomous supporting units in every civilized nation. Dunant and his associates were able to induce 26 govern- the Japanese refused International Red Cross aid, the Chinese accepted. This aid takes the form of Red Cross fund allotments to reputable hospitals, refugee camps, clinics already established. COMMAND PERFORMANCE—ROME—A battalion of Bersaglieri, crack, sharpshooting troops of the Italian army, was trudging along a dusty road near the town of Faenza one day week when it was overtaken by an official automobile. At the head of the column the car stopped. Out stepped Premier Mussolini, nattily decked in a snow-white uniform of the fascist militia. The 54-year-old duce took his place in front of the battalion, challenged the soldiers to a one-mile trot into town. The Bersaglieri are famed for their ability to move for hours at a steady trot. However, no nimble-footed sharpshooter was brash enough to forge ahead and when the startled populace at Faenza rushed into the streets to welcome il duce, he was still in the lead. Congratulating the Bersaglieri on their condition, he gave their commander 3,000 lire ($157) to buy them special mess kits. WANT HIM BACK!—LONDON—The 44th birthday of the Duke of Windsor passed by in Great Britain last week with no other press notice than a seven word announcement in the London Daily Telegraph. But the society of The Octavians, seyeral hundred Britishers who have banded together to perpetuate the memory of the Duke as Edward VIII, were determined to accord the day more formal recognition. Some 250 members, largely middle-aged men and women, crowded into a second-rate restaurant re-seat the duke on the throne, bases his case on the claim that the 1936 Abdication act, while passed by parliament, is illegal because it was not a mandate from the people. Fortnight ago, however, his cause received its first legal setback. Founder Elton's statement of claim that the act was "Illegitimate" was refused a hearing on the grounds that it was not on the regular schedule of cases. Senator Announces Appointment Tests Senator William Gibbs McAdoo has announced through his Washington office, that he would nominate two cadets to the United State Military academy and one midshipman to the United States naval academy for the 1939 classes on the basis of competitive examinations to be conducted by the United State civil service commission. The examinations, which will last an entire day, will be held October 8, 1938. Applications, however, must be made to the senator in July. Lions Club Meeting Friday is Cancelled The Anaheim Lions club will not hold its regular luncheon meeting at the Ella clubhouse tomorrow. The meeting was cancelled because of the visitation day at Garden Grove yesterday noon. Members of the Anaheim club visited the Garden Grove club in a body. In 1859 witnessed the bloody battle of Solferino, Italy between the Franco-Sardinians and the Austrians, the paramount problem was to lessen the hardships of war caring for the wounded soldier. Dumant started a movement for an international, nonpolitical medical organization with headquarters in traditionally neutral Switzerland, with autonomous supporting units in every civilized nation. Dumant and his associates were able to induce 26 governments to sign agreements guaranteeing respect for the wounded, neutralizing military hospitals, protecting the material and personnel of medical services. Also agreed upon was the use of a white flag bearing a red cross as the international symbol of sanctuary. Not until 1935 did the first flagrant, consistent abuse of the Red Cross symbol occur. Then giant red crosses painted on Ethiopian hospitals became welcome targets for Italian airmen. Next year the Spanish civil war broke, the Red Cross symbol was soon found to be such a liability that the British medical journal "Lancet" philosophized: "The plain fact is that a doctor serving a modern army in any capacity is no more neutral than a munitions worker or artilleryman. Since he is not neutral he will be bombed. When he is bombed he will be compelled to remove or camouflage the Red Cross that no longer protects him." In Spain, military hospitals are now camouflaged, ambulances are painted to look like trees, earth grass. 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