anaheim-gazette 1938-09-01

FOX ANAHEIM ALWAYS COOL MINE 2602 NOW PLAYING "ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND" AND "Mother Carey's Chickens" September 4-5-6 Sunday & Monday Continuous "Letter of Introduction" Charlie McCarthy Adolphe Menjou-Andrea Leeds AND "Racket Eusters" Geo. Brent - Gloria Dickson September 7-8-9-10 ROBERT TAYLOR in "The Crowd Roars" AND JANE WITHERS in "Keep Smiling" ANAHEIM Theatre NOW PLAYING MICKEY ROONEY in "LORD JEFF" AND "Here's Flash Casey" with Eric Linden | Boots Mallory September 4-5-6-7 Sunday & Monday Continuous "Algiers" with Chas. Boyer - Hedy Lamarr AND "Sweetheart of the Navy" Eric Linden - Ceclia Parker September 8-9-10 'Mama Runs Wild' Mary Boland - Ernest Truey AND "Heart of the Rocdes" with The 3 Mesquiters Treasure Chest Every Monday & Thursday Have you entered the $250,000.00 Movie Quiz Contest? Ask for Free Booklet MORE ABOUT County Election (Continued from Page 1) William Cogswell to Speak Thursday William R. Cogswell of San Bernardino, new deputy national organizer for the 19th district will Probab F. G. WEST Probable candidate for E. Morrison and F. G. West. James L. Allen on ticket in MORE ABOUT Pension Plan (Continued from Page 1) taking care of the aged and r coming, but the change can made overnight." He said general welfare plan is headed $50 a month for those over years of age, or $80 for ma couples over 60, with a two cent transaction tax to raise funds. The speaker urged all pr to read the amendment word word. Copies of the act w available through Secretary A. Morgan of the chamber of merce. L. H. Hoskins announced the decorations committee lo MORE ABOUT County Election (Continued from Page 1) Anaheim incumbent polled 27,154 voters to 6649 for Geeting and 4581 for McDonald. Lambert also experienced a run-away race for auditor. His total was 26,230, with Charles Fallert second with 8106 and Cruzen third with 5559. Lamb Easy Winner Another decisive victory was the one scored by John C. Lamb, incumbent tax collector over O. W. Sisson. Voters gave Lamb 31,841 ballots to 7282 for his opponent. Earl Abbey found little opposition from R. E. Crowley and Dr. J. G. Berneike. The incumbent coroner drew 26,708 votes, far ahead of Crowley's 6444 and Berneike's 4852. One of the closest two-man races was that-for treasurer with Incumbent Stephenson gaining the edge over A. J. Cruickshank by 21,209 to 16,752 votes. Hillyard Victorious Hillyard's total of 21,325 was fairly decisive over that of 15,312 registered by Nat Neff in the contest for surveyor. In the partisan state contests Orange county ran along the same lines as throughout the state. In the republican contest for nomination as governor the incumbent, Frank F. Merriam more than doubled the combined total of his two opponents. Gov. Merriam received 11,250 votes, George J. Hatfield 4342 and Haight 2564. Walter Scott Franklin led James Rolph III, 5934 to 3042, in the contest for lieutenant-governor. Riley Leads Field Harry B. Riley outclassed the field for controller with 13,703. Alexander E. Snider was second with 936. For attorney-general Earl Warren received 12,827 votes to 2313 for Lorrin Andrews. William G. Bonelli, incumbent member of the board of equalization, was nominated over Kee by 13,372 to 2985. The county's republicans were nearly evenly divided in their vote. William R. Cogswell of San Bernadino, new deputy national organizer for the 19th district, will be the principal speaker at next Thursday night's meeting of the Anaheim Townsend club to be held at 224 E. Center street. A short business meeting will be conducted prior to Cogswell's talk. The meeting will start with a pot-luck birthday supper honoring the birthday anniversaries of 15 members of the club. Youth Held on Two Felony Accusations Guadalupe Aparicio of Atwood, charged with negligent homicide and hit-and-run, was held to answer in superior court at the close of a preliminary examination conducted before Judge Halsey Spence of Fullerton late last week. The youth is alleged to have been drinking just prior to an accident which caused the death of Soledad Rodriguez, also of Atwood. He disappeared after the accident and was not apprehended for several days. Accident Victim is Taken to Hospital Miss Ida J. Andrews, 1123½ Lincoln avenue, was taken to the Anaheim sanitarium early Tuesday evening for treatment of injuries received in an automobile accident at Broadway and Philadelphia streets, according to police reports. Miss Andrews' automobile and a truck driven by Dave Crawford, 1029 E. Santa Fe street, collided at the intersection, officers reported. The woman suffered head cuts and bruised arms and legs. Mrs. Rosa V. Kelly Funeral Held Today Funeral services for Rosa V. Kelly, 67, were conducted this afternoon from Hilgenfeld funeral home. Cremation followed. The speaker urged all priests to read the amendment word word. Copies of the act will available through Secretary A. Morgan of the chamber of the mercy. L. H. Hoskins announced the decorations committee for annual Hallowe'en celebration decided upon distinctive hairstyle and medium. The hats will be artistically priced and will be on several Anaheim stores so Dr. Nells Boege announced five bands have been obtained the Hallowe'en parade. Motorist Fined in Drunk Driving William B. Evans, 30, pleaded guilty to a charge of driving intoxicated when he appeared fore City Judge Frank Travis yesterday morning and was $150 and his operator's license voked. Evans was arrested August and has been at liberty until bail. Wheel, Tre Stolen From Parked At A spare wheel and tire stolen from Edna Anderson's tomobile while it was parked front of her home at the Marie Apartments Sunday morning; Miss Anderson reported Anaheim police. Value of equipment was given as $7. Drivers Injured in Accident Thursa E. J. Thomas, 318 E. C. street, and J. G. Woods, Rt Buena Park, drivers of motorhicles involved in an accident the intersection of Broadway Manchester boulevard last Thursday evening each suffered an injured arm, according to Anaheim police reports. A recent government publication said: "Machine tools are only the basic machines of industry but are also the only machine which perpetuate themselves." These reasons the machine... Harry B. Riley outclassed the field for controller with 13,703. Alexander E. Snider was second with 936. For attorney-general Earl Warren received 12,827 votes to 2313 for Lorrin Andrews. William G. Bonelli, incumbent member of the board of equalization, was nominated over Kee by 13,872 to 2985. The county's republicans were nearly evenly divided in their choice for U. S. Senator, Ray L. Riley was the leader with 8185 with Philip Bancroft a close second with 7946. Complimentary Vote For assemblyman from the 75th district, Thomas H. Kuchel, incumbent, was given a complimentary vote of 6392. Culbert L. Olson led a field of seven candidates for nomination as governor on the democratic ticket with 7978 votes. J. F. T. O'Connor edged out Haight for second, 2436 to 2412. Ellis Patterson led for lieutenant-governor with 2540, with Burnett second with 2290 and Rolph third with 2267. Frank C. Jordan, incumbent secretary of state who was also nominated on the republican ticket, had a 6983 to 5579 margin over John Steven McGroarty. Johnson is Leader Harry B. Riley had practically no opposition for controller. He received 11,617 votes to 2506 for Norcop, his nearest opponent. "67 Years in Printing Business" Phone 2414 259 E. Center Mrs. Rosa V. Kelly Funeral Held Today Funeral services for Rosa V. Kelly, 67, were conducted this afternoon from Hilgenfeld funeral home. Cremation followed. Mrs. Kelly died Sunday after an extended illness. She lived in Placentia for the past year. She leaves a son, Julian F. Kelly of Balboa; one daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Keefe of Falls Church, Virginia; one sister and one grandchild. The gross debt of federal state and local governments on June 30, 1937, amounted to $55,600,000,000. About the same margin held for Charles G. Johnson, treasurer, who received 10,106 votes to 2613 for Ward. Carl Kegley led in the race for attorney-general. He polled 7737 votes to 4054 for Earl Warren. William Moseley Jones was third with 3000. Bonelli in Front Bonelli also lead the democrats for nomination to the board of equalization, gathering 8784 votes to 2459 for Howland. The rest were scattered. Sheridan Downey carried the county in much the same manner as he did the state. He received 11,071 votes to 5424 for Senator William Gibbs McAdoo. Burr Brown received the party's nomination as candidate for assemblyman from the 75th district with 4533 votes to Anthony Parra's 2712. In the 74th district Adrian Marks, republican, and Clyde Watson, incumbent democrat, were unopposed. Probable Contestants F. G. WEST K. E. MORRISON Probable candidate for office two of the superior court are K. Morrison and F. G. West. Count of absentee ballots may put Judge L. Allen on ticket in place of West. MORE ABOUT Pension Plan (Continued from Page 1) Care of the aged and needy, but the change can't be overnight." He said the rural welfare plan is headed for a month for those over 60 of age, or $80 for married ones over 60, with a two per transaction tax to raise the costs. The speaker urged all present read the amendment word for copies of the act will be available through Secretary John Hoskins announced that decorations committee for the Laguna Beach Group Hears Noted Artist Louis Danz, Anaheim art and musical critic, gave a reading and review Thursday afternoon at the Laguna Beach art gallery to a large audience of interested listeners. Danz covered two of his own works, "A Psychologist Looks at Art" and "Zarathustra, Jr., Looks at Art." During a recent trip to Europe Danz visited such notables as Picasso, Jacob Epstein, Henry Moore and other prominent figures in art and sculpture. Santa Fe's Income for July Revealed Santa Fe's Income for July Revealed Santa Fe's net operating income for July was $5,232,200, according to a statement released by President S. T. Bledsoe today. This is an increase of $673,259 over July of last year. Gross for the system was $16,-906,929, a decrease under July of 1937, of $1,914,782 or 10.17 per cent. Operating expenses were $10,-144,344, a decrease of $2,283,555 or 19.37 per cent under the same month of 1937. Klein New Director of Cantando Choir Joseph J. Klein of Glendale and Hollywood has been named director of the Santa Ana Cantando club, it was announced late last week. Klein succeeds Benjamin Edwards, former Fullerton junior college musical instructor who has become a member of the faculty at the University of Southern California. Klein directs several outstanding singing organizations in the metropolitan area, including the chorus that sings for the annual Easter sunrise services at Forest Lawn park. The top speed of the 1929 airplane was only about 130 miles per hour, compared with the 1938 average speed of 150 miles per hour. Recent government publica-raid: "Machine tools are not the basic machines of indus-ut are also the only machines perpetuate themselves. For reasons the machine tool... 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