anaheim-gazette 1938-11-03

Proposition 10 WILL RUIN OUR BEACHES Vote NO PROPOSITION No. 10 authorizes OIL WELLS IN OCEAN (tideland drilling)—this means oil smeared beaches—polluted waters—destruction of the natural beauty of our shoreline. If this measure is not defeated California no longer will be famous for its beaches. Proposition 10, a Vicious Measure should be defeated...VOTE NO! Shoreline Planning Association OF CALIFORNIA ORGANIZED IN 1915 BY CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE OF West Los Angeles Santa Monica Palos Verdes Redondo Venice Hermosa Manhattan (Lions Club) Plava Del Rey (Civic Union) PROPOSITION NO. 24 is another measure to destroy our Beaches. Vote NO on 24 Shoreline Planning Association OF CALIFORNIA ORGANIZED IN 1915 BY CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE OF West Los Angeles Santa Monica Palos Verdes Redondo Venice Hermosa Manhattan (Lions Club) Playa Del Rey (Civic Union) PROPOSITION NO. 24 is another measure to destroy our Beaches. Vote NO on 24 CIO. KEEP CALIFORNIA OUT OF THE RED Twenty years peace in California... then came Bridges and his CIO... fourteen years industrial strife... our merchant fleets sailed away... Grace Line, Panama, United Fruit... business, big and little, is hurt... men out of work—men on relief... farmers' income badly crippled... everyone suffers... soon a unicameral legislature. Twenty years peace in California... then came Bridges and his CIO... fourteen years industrial strife... our merchant fleets sailed away... Grace Line, Panama, United Fruit... business, big and little, is hurt... men out of work—men on relief... farmers' income badly crippled... everyone suffers... soon a unicameral legislature. NOW BRIDGES WOULD EXTEND HIS DOMAIN FROM WATERFRONTS TO STATE CAPITOL A CIO Governor cannot bring back our lost payrolls... nor attract new ones. ELECT MERRIAM and FRANKLIN MERRIAM STATEWIDE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Transamerica Building, Los Angeles ANAHEIM GAZETTE Nineim Youths Jaysee Play Anaheim students now attend Fullerton junior college for parts in the dramatic play, "Bury the Dead." It is to be presented for the Fullerton high school Monday night at 8:15. In the cast are Victor Don Gautseche, Barney Bernice Hargrove, Suidman, Virginia Lee Peterry Fickle and Keith Ellis Anaheim. Play, a dramatic satire of city of war, is given as a reading, with the 28 students seated in semi-darkness staged. Students presenting ama are members of theulkers society, junior columma group. Wolhouse Bought Dam Contractor Factors building Prado dam, in the county's flood congram, have bought the old contractors building Prado dam. Night Spanish Class Offered at Jaysee A few more students will be accepted in the evening Spanish class at Fullerton junior college evening school, it was announced this week by I. F. Healton, instructor. Regular junior college credit may be obtained in the course. The class meets each Monday and Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock in Room 323 of the commercial building on the new campus. Prado schoolhouse and will make the building their headquarters during construction. The U. S. engineering department will construct an office building at the damsite, Major Theodore Wyman, jr., district engineer, said. Contractors working on the Prado structure are now known as Prado Constructors, with J. P. Shirley the official public representative. Some dumbells may be good for exercise, says Miss Ima Kluck, but the ones who come around our house to call on me can't even make my pulse beat faster. Orange Host to Armistice Event New Memorial Service Will be Held Thursday Night; Parade is Feature Orange county's annual Armistice day celebration will be held this year at Orange. Feature of day's program will be the parade starting at 1 o'clock. City of Orange and Orange Post 132, American Legion, are joining forces in arranging the event. They are inaugurating a new fea-in a memorial service which will be held on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Orange high school stadium. A program of music, readings and an address by Captain Charles D. Baylis, U. S. Marine corps, retired, has been arranged. Following the parade Friday morning, for which Major J. W. Wooldridge will be grand marshal, will be a barbecue at Orange city park at 12:30 o'clock. A two-hour vaudeville program will be given between 2 and 4 o'clock and again between 7 and 9 o'clock. Closing event of the day will be the dance at the legion clubhouse from 9 o'clock until midnight. Another feature of the afternoon's program will be the football game in Orange stadium between Orange and Huntington Beach high schools. The game will start at 2 o'clock. Between halves the Santa Ana Sons of the Legion will give a model airplane demonstration. George M. Bickford is general chairman of arrangements with Vernon Shippie acting as secretary. Charles Triplett is chairman of the memorial service. Symphony Concert to Feature Pic A program of Von Franck and Brahms will sent by the federal musiect symphony orchestra at Ana high school auditorium member 17, Director Leo featured artist for the performance is the promise year-old Santa Ana pianist Schweitzer. She will play phonic Variations" by Frank 27 Nations Serv Autos to S California, in the last few has attracted motoring from 27 far-flung points globe, according to Ray In rector of motor vehicles. The automobiles from countries included South Arabia, Central America, ia, Chile, Holland, Jamac Switzerland and Japan, on Bahama Islands, Guam and two each; France and Puerto three each; England, six America, seven; China, nin 21; Alaska, 33 Canada Philippine Islands, 46; 365; Mexico, 344, and Pana. The check was made three non-resident permits issued division of registration. September 181,042 non-permits were issued. Equalization Box Opposes Propos Proposition No. 11 on vember ballot, entitled "S County Board of Equal does not have the approvals state board of equalities." Farmers and Orange Growers In a last minute desperate effort to beat Judge Ames, a letter is being circulated among farmers purporting to represent Judge Ames as a CIO sympathizer. This vicious propaganda is being spread after the juvenile court charges have fallen flat. Do not be deceived! Judge Ames is not a radical. He is at all times conscientiously protected rights of property and persons, with employer and employee. Judge Ames is himself an orange grower. He is being attacked for his decision to habeas corpus proceeding involving the arrest of 116 Mexicans. Judge Ames decided this case in accordance with the evidence and his decision could not have been otherwise on it was. James L. Davis, Judge Ames’ opponent, represented the District Attorney in this case. He could not present evidence to identify any defendant except one. This one Judge Ames did not release. Watch for more of this propaganda. It is on the way. Is ad prepared and paid for by farmer friends of Judge H. G. Ames). MERLE·E·WEST PRESENTS: Mr. Merlin and Monty Rites Held Monday for Lulu A. Foster Funeral services for Lulu Ann Foster, 70, were conducted from the Buena Park Congregational church Monday afternoon under the direction of the Hilgenfeld funeral home with Rev. F. Stanley Powles officiating. Mrs. Foster died Saturday morning. She had resided in Buena Park nine years and is survived by her husband, Robert T. Foster; three daughters, Mrs. W. O. Stewart of Anaheim, Mrs. Fred Butler of Fullerton and Mrs. Clarence Kinney of Buena Park; three sons, T. I. Foster of Buena Park, R. C. Foster and J. R. Foster, both of Texas, and seven grandchildren. PHREE FILM FOR YOUR CAMERA Popular Sizes 116-120-127 Ask These Anaheim Merchants for Membership Cards in the SUN.-CAL. CAMERA CLUB of Anaheim and Your Film Expense will be solved. Membership Cards cheerfully issued to you with no obligation on your part. OWINGS MEN'S STORE 117.W. Center St. WISEMAN'S JEWELRY STORE Equalization Board Opposes Proposal Proposition No. 11 on November ballot, entitled "State County Board of Equalities does not have the approval state board of equalization cording to William G. board member from this city. A federal law enacted gives the president author suspend immigration while public health is threatened demic. The HOME IDEA Book— You will want one, of your thinking of building a Home want ideas on remodel maintenance, its worthy careful study, for very suggestions. Your copy GIBBS LUMBER Phone 2271 417 South Los Angeles Anaheim, California Let's Call A Judgement In entering the case (Office No. 2) I devote myself, assuming that other qualifications. But before the printifications instead of the primary elector fortunate enough to lead candidates provide and MERLE·E·WEST PRESENTS: Mr. Merlin and Monty What did you think of my radio speech, Monty? Well, I thought you should come off the ether --- or else go under it --- Mr. Merlin. WE BROADCASTING welcome news for the wise wife! Have Acme Cleaners and Dyers clean your and upholstery ... our work is safe and tough—our prices are moderate! Free Pick-Up and Delivery ACME CLEANERS and DYERS O N·LOS ANGELES ST·ANAHEIM·TEL·2405 in the SUN.-CAL. CAMERA CLUB of Anaheim and Your Film Expense will be solved. Membership Cards cheerfully issued to you with no obligation on your part. OWINGS MEN'S STORE 117 W. Center St. WISEMAN'S JEWELRY STORE 223 W. Center St. SPANISH KITCHEN 145 So. Los Angeles St. STYLERITE DRESS SHOP 232 W. Center St. McNAY STORAGE GARAGE 119 N. Lemon St. Enter Eastman's Amateur Photographers' Contest and Win a Prize. 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I hold no such opinion an accusation against it appeared in a statement. KEEP Will spee Symphony Concert to Feature Pianist A program of Von Weber, Hanck and Brahms will be presented by the federal music project symphony orchestra at Santa Ana high school auditorium November 17, Director Leo Eckles is announced. Featured artist for the coming performance is the promising 16-year-old Santa Ana pianist, Olive Schweitzer. She will play "Symonic Variations" by Franck. 7 Nations Send Autos to State California, in the last few months, has attracted motoring visitors from 27 far-flung points of the globe, according to Ray Ingels, director of motor vehicles. The automobiles from visiting countries included South Africa, Arabia, Central America, Australia, Chile, Holland, Jamacia, Java, Switzerland and Japan, one each; Bahama Islands, Guam and India, two each; France and Puerto Rico, three each; England, six; South America, seven; China, nine; Cuba, Alaska, 33 Canada, 2,791; Philippine Islands, 46; Hawaii, 55; Mexico, 344, and Panama, 109. The check was made through the non-resident permits issued by the division of registration. During September 181,042 non-resident permits were issued. Equalization Board Opposes Proposition Proposition No. 11 on the November ballot, entitled "State and County Board of Equalization," does not have the approval of the state board of equalization. Knowlton to Speak Here on Wednesday Charles S. Knowlton will be the speaker at the meeting of the Anaheim Farm center next Wednesday evening at the Anaheim high school cafeteria. The meeting will start at 6:30 o'clock. Knowlton will tell of some of his experiences while in India supervising a fruit growing project. YOU NEED HIM! HEAR THE SHEPPARD PARADE. Nov. 5th at 7:00 P.M. Tune in on KVOE RETURN Harry R. Sheppard to CONGRESSS On November 8th (Paid for by the Harry R. Sheppard Committee of 23,000.) REPRESENTATIVE H. R. SHEPPARD Jesse L. Elliott YOUR POPULAR CANDIDATE FOR Equalization Board Opposes Proposition Proposition No. 11 on the November ballot, entitled "State and County Board of Equalization," does not have the approval of the state board of equalization, according to William G. Bonelli, board member from this district. A federal law enacted in 1893 gives the president authority to suspend immigration when the public health is threatened by epidemic. The HOME IDEA Book— You will want one, if you are thinking of building a HOME or want ideas on remodeling and maintenance. Its worthy of your careful study, for valuable suggestions. Your copy free. GIBBS LUMBER Phone 2271 417 South Los Angeles St. Anaheim, California YOUR POPULAR CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF - A man with a 20-year record in Civil and Criminal law enforcement that is Clean and Unquestionable. - A man who assures Sincere, Fearless and Impartial enforcement of all laws. - A man who guarantees an economical administration to the taxpayers of Orange County. TUNE IN RADIO—KVOE Friday Night, Nov. 4, 9:45 to 10:00 Monday Night, Nov. 7, 9:15 to 9:30 ELLIOTT-FOR-SHERIFF CLUB Let’s Choose A Judge In entering the campaign for judge of superior court, (Office No. 2) I devoted myself to presenting my qualifications, assuming that other candidates would devote themselves to their qualifications, and the voters then would choose. But before the primary campaign was far gone, I found both opponents discussing my qualifications instead of their own. The primary election vote disclosed the reason for their concern over my candidacy. I was fortunate enough to lead my nearest opponent by more than 2500. In Santa Ana, where all three candidates aside and are host known, my vote was only 669 less than the combined vote of my In entering the campaign for judge of superior court, (Office No. 2) I devoted myself to presenting my qualifications, assuming that other candidates would devote themselves to their qualifications, and the voters then would choose. But before the primary campaign was far gone, I found both opponents discussing my qualifications instead of their own. The primary election vote disclosed the reason for their concern over my candidacy. I was fortunate enough to lead my nearest opponent by more than 2500. In Santa Ana, where all three candidates reside and are best known, my vote was only 689 less than the combined vote of my two opponents. Since the primary I have continued to deal strictly with my own qualifications. But again I find my remaining opponent more concerned with mine than his own. This is flattering. It encourages me to reiterate my qualifications. I am 44 years old, the elder of the two candidates; also the elder in judicial experience. In fact I am the only one who has any judicial experience at all. So my opponent can be pardoned for discussing my record. It is the only one available. I have practiced law, too, in state and federal courts, but of course the important thing in choosing a judge is judicial experience. Mine covers 14 years. For nine years my court has been Class A, with jurisdiction up to $1000, and in that time I have decided 3800 cases with only 15 reversals. I have tried every kind and character of lawsuit in those 3800 cases. They spell EXPERIENCE. It is said of me that I do not have a college decree. That is true. Yet it does not cast me down. One of the best judges Orange county ever had was R. Y. Williams. He held no college degree. Nor does Judge Lloyd Griffin, San Diego, just risen to the bench of our court of appeals. No, some of us do not have things handed to us, we have to dig our opportunities out for ourselves. I resent only one statement published against me, opposing my candidacy on the ground of "duty to our homes and the good name of our county." That statement is at least frank. It flatly attacks my character. There can be just one answer to it. That is the record of my public and private life, which is known, and which should be examined for any justification of the charge that I am a public enemy. I hold no such opinion of my opponent and I hesitate to believe that he would publish such an accusation against me. I prefer to believe that he was not responsible for that attack, though it appeared in a statement on his behalf. KENNETH E. MORRISON Will speak on KVOE Nov. 7, 1938, 10:30 P.M. Candidate Office No. 2, Superior Court