anaheim-gazette 1938-08-25

NOW PLAYING "THE TEXANS" with JOAN BENNETT RANDOLPH SCOTT "Little Touch Guy" with The DEAD END Sun. and Mon. Aug. 28-29 "BOY MESSES GIRL" Marie Wilson James Cagney - Pat O'Brien "Sky Guard" Richard Dix - Chester Morris Aug. 20-31 Sept. 1-2-3 "ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND" ALICE FAYE Don Ameche - Tyrone Power AND "Mother Carey's Chuckens" Ruby Keeler - James Ellison ANAHEIM Theatre MORE ABOUT "Fools Rush In" (Continued from Page 1) halted within a short time after its start by Fullerton police. Fullerton officers arrested Eddie Taylor, 27; Harold Garad, 66, and Bill Hoffsinger, 64, and charged them with distributing unsigned statements intended to defeat a candidate for election. All three subsequently pleaded guilty and were given suspended sentences of 60 days each. Printers Arrested Monday afternoon Burt Hardwick and Robert Elliott of the Los Angeles concern which is alleged to have printed the books appeared before City Judge Halsey Spence of Fullerton on charges of criminal libel. The complaints were signed by George Holden of Anaheim and A. B. Berry of Santa Ana. They posted $1,000 bail for their appearance at 2 o'clock on September 13 for preliminary examination. A third warrant charging criminal libel was made out for the arrest of "J. M. Paulsen," said by Hardwick and Elliott to have been the name given by the person who ordered the books printed and paid $600 in cash for the work. Authorities have neither affirmed or denied rumors that the name "Paulsen" is fictitious. A grand jury investigation of the case was requested by District Attorney Menton and Sheriff Logan Jackson, by the request was denied by Presiding Judge James L. Allen of the superior court on the ground that offenses involved by printing and distributing of the pamphlets were disdemeanors. Teacher Wins Fight With School Boys A year-long battle of Miss Ina Gerritt to force the Fullerton high school district to her permanent rating as a teacher was won late last week, with ervations. Superior Court Judge C. Beaumont ruled that Miss Gerritt is entitled to permanent rating a three-fifths basis. He deem that testimony proved she been employed as a high school teacher three-fifths of the time as a junior college instructor remaining two-fifths. Democrats At the Primary of August 30, vote candidate for United States Senate. Life-long Democrat; for forty years California; 30 years public service; point of President Roosevelt; California will continue to select DEAR AND UPSIDI "Mother Carey's Chuckens" Ruby Keeler - James Ellison ANAHEIM THEATRE NOW PLAYING "MR. BOGGS STEPS OUT" with Stuart Erwin - Helen Chandler AND "The Shadow Stalker" Red LaRceque - Lynn Anders Aug. 28 - 29 - 30 - 31 "ZAMBOANGA" with NATIVE CAST AND 'Highway Patrol' with Robert Palge-Jacquelline Wells Sept. 1 - 2 - 3 MICKEY ROONEY in "LORD JEFF" AND "Here's Flash Casey" with Erie Linden - Boots Mallory ordered the books printed and paid $800 in cash for the work. Authorities have neither affirmed or denied rumors that the name "Paulsen" is fictitious. A grand jury investigation of the case was requested by District Attorney Menton and Sheriff Logan Jackson, by the request was denied by Presiding Judge James L. Allen of the superior court on the ground that offenses involved by printing and distributing of the pamphlet were disdemeanors only and that grand jury lacks jurisdiction over disdemeanors. MORE ABOUT Holden's Answers (Continued from page 6) silence gives consent, and I am so constituted that I cannot remain silent even though I am fighting an enemy that lurks somewhere in the dark, who had employed the dastardly trick of flooding the county a few days before the election with unauthorized, vilifying propaganda. "I make these statements not only in my own behalf, but in the interests of decency and good government, in the interests of those respectable citizens who have offered themselves for public service, their families and friends, in the interest of clean campaigns, however hard they may be fought, so long as they are fought open and above board without the taint of skullduggery, without the reprehensible methods employed by the 'committee of 33,' whose pamphlet is a libel on the ranchers, the ministers, the business and professional men, the housewives and the public accountant and newspapermen of Orange county, are cross section claimed to comprise that committee. "A polecat usually marks his trail, and I have every reason to believe that 33 of them, if there are 33, can not pollute the political atmosphere without being detected. Time will tell. In conclusion let me state that should I be elected district attorney I will give the people of Orange county a vigorous enforcement of the law without fear of the underworld or favor to anyone. I will endeavor to save the taxpayers' money by conducting the civil duties of the office in an ordered manner." RETAIN Your Disc 1. An experienced attorney who has served his county well as a deputy and District Attorney for 12 years—an aspiring politician. 2. A safe, sane advisor represents the best interests of Orange County, notIVATE groups or organizations. 4. A careful, successful prosecutor, who puts above personal ambition not a persecutor. Listen Over KVOI Monday, Aug. 29 10 to 10:15 P.M. W. F. (This ad paid for...) If You Value You DON'T WASTE THE MA • A Californian • The only candidate wardly has an economic and California. The Man Pledged • Liberalism— • A thorough examination of the... NAT H. NEFF Candidate for COUNTY SURVEYOR Resident of county 26 years 20 years in Highway Work Qualified by education and experience— Respectfully solicits your vote at the Primaries Tuesday. August 30 Good Printing LARGE OF SMALL JOBS "67 Years in Printing Business" Phone 2414 259 E. Center In conclusion let me state that should I be elected district attorney I will give the people of Orange county a vigorous enforcement of the law without fear of the underworld or favor to anyone. I will endeavor to save the taxpayers' money by conducting the civil duties of the office in an efficient and legal manner, to the end that the office will attain the dignity that it deserves, and the people of Orange county that full measure of efficiency and service to which the people are entitled. "I thank you." Still, if every girl had $5,000 a year, complete freedom, and no desire to prove her prowess, about 15 per cent would get married away. VOTE FOR PEARSON VOTE FOR PEARSON Honest — Ca There are no "campaign funds" James Sheriff of His record during 12 ton is outstanding. Record proves the cal as ably qualified for your support in the AUGUST 30 VOTE FOR PEARSON VOTE FOR PEARSON Teacher Wins Fight With School Board year-long battle of Miss H. Gerritt to force the Fullerton high school district to give permanent rating as a teacher won late last week, with resior Court Judge C. E. Mont ruled that Miss Gerritt entitled to permanent rating on three-fifths basis. He decided testimony proved she had employed as a high schooler three-fifths of the time junior college instructor theining two-fifths. Dead Man's Tunnel is Slated at Fair Highlighting exhibits in the California state fair, September 2 to 11, will be "Dead Man's Tunnel," a graphic illustration of traffic tragedies and graphic lesson in accident prevention. "Dead Man's Tunnel" will tell the gruesomeness of highway accidents in an unmistakable manner and, due to the realism of the exhibit, the tunnel will be posted with warnings advising those who do not want to know the real truth on traffic tragedies not to visit the exhibit. Democrats of California! The Primary of August 30, vote for and nominate the only Democratic candidate for United States Senator who can be elected when nominated. JOHN W. PRESTON Long Democrat; for forty years a resident of Torrance; 30 years public service; personal ap- pice of President Roosevelt; the man who knows the state and its needs. California will continue to select her own representative at Washington. DEAR MAC ADIEU AND UPSIDE DOWNEY, TOO! RETAIN Your District Attorney ALPHA FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUGUST It's a Pleasure to Trade a the LOOK! PEACHES 10 SLICED or HALVES 2½' BE SURE AND TRY THIS NEW BRAND OF DIGESTIBLE AS BUTTER FORMAY 3 lb. 46¢ pail Swans Down CAKE FLOUR Large pkg. 23¢ CALUMET 19¢ BAKING POWDER 1-lb. can * FREE... this beautiful SUNSWEET MEDIUM PRUNES 2 KNOX DEAR MAC ADIEU AND UPSIDE DOWNEY, TOO! RETAIN Your District Attorney 1. An experienced attorney who has served his county well as a deputy and District Attorney for 12 years—not an aspiring politican. 2. A safe, sane advisor who represents the best interests of Orange County, not private groups or organizations. 3. A careful, successful prosecutor, who puts duty above personal ambitions—not a persecutor. Listen Over KVOE Monday, Aug. 29 10 to 10:15 P.M. W. F. MENTON (This ad paid for by friends of W. F. Menton.) If You Value Your Right to Vote ... DON'T WASTE THAT VOTE! VOTE FOR THE MAN WHO CAN WIN! VOTE FOR • A Californian who believes in California. • The only candidate who publicly and straightforwardly has announced his stand on every social, economic and governmental problem confronting California. The Man Pledged to ... • Liberalism—not Radicalism. • A thorough governmental housecleaning; elimination of the "spoils" system, political rack- VOTE FOR • A Californian who believes in California. • The only candidate who publicly and straightforwardly has announced his stand on every social, economic and governmental problem confronting California. The Man Pledged to . . . • Liberalism—not Radicalism. • A thorough governmental housecleaning; elimination of the "spoils" system, political racketeering and governmental extravagance. • Reduction of the State Sales Tax and Income Tax. • Industrial Peace by Mediation. VOTE FOR GEORGE J. 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