anaheim-gazette 1939-05-11

Blind Persons of County Get $5617 Average aid to the blind of $48.01 per person was granted to 117 persons in Orange county during February of this year, according to a study of blind aid in California counties, made public by California Taxpayers' association today. The total amount of payments of the blind in the county was $5,617 for the month, the associated found. Over California as a whole, the association said, 6,253 persons were granted an average of $47.96 in aid during February. Costs of Queer Names Given Early-Day Vehicles During the forty-odd years of automobile making in the United States about 1000 companies have built cars at one time or another, according to the Automobile Club of Southern California. Such names as the Red Bug, Auto-go, Dewabout, Zip, Gasmobile, and Bugmobile were found on the products during the infant days of the industry. this aid will approximate $3,422,-000 for the current year, for which the state and counties each will provide about $1,185,000 and the federal government $1,072,000. MORE ABOUT Golden Jubilee (Continued from Page 1) Cation of learning. The college that in San Francisco under control of the Dominican sisters in California. It is a large three story brick building and basement with slate roof. "The grounds will be elegantly laid out with trees, flowers and shrubbery. The interior is hardly fitted up and there are many spacious classrooms ample to accommodate a large number of pupils. The entrance is a Palm street where a large flight stone steps leads one to the entrance hall. To the left of hall is the first classroom, 20 by 32 feet facing on Palm street and excellently lighted by large windows. Further on is the music room adjacent to the rear of both is another classroom, 20 by 32 feet. Immediately adjoining the reception Hall is another hall which leads one to the parlor in the northwest corner of the building. Returning ascends a flight of stairs to upper floor, where a spacious opens into the chapel, which is by 32 feet in size. On the left a plaza 14 by 15 feet and on right another piazza somewhat smaller, both fronting on Palm street. Back of the latter piazza are the dormitories which extend to the rear of the building, convenient to the bathroom where cold water is at hand. Cending to the basement we see the playroom, 20 by 32 feet, the refectory. Here are also kitchen, pantry, receptacles coal and wood, etc. What can a canary do that I can't do, Monty? That's easy, Mr. Merlin, let's see you take a bath in a saucer! WHY TRY THE IMPOSSIBLE—No one can look his best Mr. Merlin, let’s see you take a bath in a saucer! 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The whole affair, being a purely ecclesiastical charm and therefore interesting and telligible only to members of particular denomination, need be described here. “It is not out-of place, how to say a few words about Dominican Sisters them! The order was founded by Dominic in the year 1200 Prouille in the south of Fry By wars, rebellion and lawless, the people had become and degenerated. The nobility pecially was demoralized: of them would go from one d to another with their men and pillage everything in way.” When You Need a TAXI CALL JESS The Old Reliable PICKWICK CAB PHONE JESS 225 So. Los Angeles 4822 Out of Town Trips for Shopping Parties Open Evenings Sunday by Appointment DR. OSHER PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dentist Oculist—Glasses Fitted Phone 3212 1224 West Center Street Anaheim, California Buy Now and Buy in Anaheim! Office Phone 3213 Residence 87 So. Los Angeles Residence Phone 2610 Hours: 11 - 12; 2 - 4; 7 - 8 J. W. Truxaw, M.D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Golden State Bank Bldg. Cor. Center and Los Angeles Anaheim, California The most popular horse harnessing to stage coach the Percheron, which cone Flemish blood crossed with Arab. It is still widely used draught purposes in the time and the United States. MORE ABOUT Golden Jubilee continued from Page 1) learning. The college at San Francisco under conthe Dominican sisters in nia. It is a large threerick building and basement ate roof. grounds will be elegantly but with trees, flowers and ery. The interior is handfitted up and there are spacious classrooms ample commodate a large number pils. The entrance is on street where a large flight of steps leads one to the enhall. To the left of hall is first classroom, 20 by 32 feet, on Palm street and excelllighted by large windows. On is the music room and rear of both is another room, 20 by 32 feet. Immedidating the reception hall other hall which leads one to carlor in the northwest cornthe building. 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