anaheim-gazette 1939-06-22

FOX ANAHEIM Now Playing Matinee Saturday at 2 p.m. MYRNA LOY ROBERT TAYLOR in "LUCKY NIGHT" — AND — "TELL NO TALES" — with — Melvyn Douglas - Louise Platt Sun., Mon., Tues., June 25-26-27 Sunday Continuous from 2 "The Gracie Allen Murder Case" with Gracie Allen - Warren William — AND — "King of the Turf" — with — ADOLPIE MENJOU JUNE 28-29-30, JULY 1 "YOUNG MR. LINCOLN" HENRY FONDA Allce Brady - Marjorie Weaver — AND — "The Jones Family In Hollywood" ANAHEIM THEATRE Ends Sunday Mat. Saturday - Sunday Cont. RICHARD DIX GAIL PATRIKU — in — "Man of Conquest" — AND — "ZENOBIA" — with — Oliver Hardy - Harry Langdon BARGAIN NIGHTS EVERY MON. - TUES. - WED. All 15c Children 10c Anytime "GUNGA DIN" Victor McLaglen Cary Grant-Douglas Fairbanks — AND — "Of the Record" Pat O'Brien - Joan Blondell JUNE 29 - 30, JULY 1 - 2 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. BASIL RATHBONE — in — "THE SUN NEVER SETS" — ALSO — JACK LONDON'S "WOLF CALL" PLAY "SUPER PAY-ME" Every Monday and Thursday Development of Nation is Shown Graphically in Newly Finished Map Leniency Granted After Guilty Plea Two Orange county rosters "chiselers" pleaded guilty in state courts last Thursday, being given a suspended sentence and the other asking for probation. John J. Paul of Anaheim was given a 30-day suspended sentence by Justice of the Peace Charles Kuchel on condition to make restitution of $138.23 he obtained from relief agencies falsifying statements. Hearing of Mrs. Mary S. Maher application for probation was for June 30 by Superior Judge Ben R. Ragain after the Orangeman had pleaded guilty to grand theft of state relief funds. Mrs. Main was charged with training $264.29 in relief funds while concealing the fact she bank account of more than $1 million in Ontario. Vacation Picture Features Meeting A timely motion picture entitled "Preview of Vacation Time at the High Sierras" was shown members of the Anaheim Kiwanu club Tuesday noon by Braemer Gigas of Los Angeles. The film showed the various camps, lake streams and other vacation features of the mountains. In observance of national day week, Raymond E. Smith, dail inspector, spoke briefly on dairy industry in Orange county. The industry, he said, is one of the most important to the county and is stable throughout the year. Development of Nation is Shown Graphically in Newly Finished Map The life story of our nation—the autobiography of a mighty republic which grew from a tiny settlement on the Atlantic coast—has been brought up to date with the completion by the General Land office of a new official master map of the United States. Carefully compiled from official reports, presidential orders, and decisions of the United States board on geographical names, the new master chart shows in graphic detail the boundaries of states, location of thousands of cities and towns, the courses of principal rivers and railroads, and the hundreds of national parks, monuments, historic sites, Indian reservations, reclamation projects, forests, and other portions of the public domain set aside for the conservation of the nation's natural resources. For the first time Uncle Sam's tiny South Pacific possessions of Canton, Enderbury, Howland, Baker, and Jarvis Islands are included in the official master map, while advancement of the conservation program on the mainland is shown by the addition of Mount Olympic national park in Washington and the George Washington. Movie Stars Play Again suomenne pure suonnippe se pinnam s'usea ou un suonnippe uo in the boundaries of other reserves and Indian reservations. Behind its smooth, printed surface lies the saga of hazardous adventure and scientific achievement in surveying 1,800,000,000 acres of Uncle Sam's public land through activities first planned by Thomas Jefferson in 1785. Drawn to the scale of 37 miles to the inch, the map—seven feet long and five feet high—presents a panoramic picture of the growth of the United States through more than 150 years of its history. Tracing the development westward from the original 13 states, boundaries of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, the territory in Florida ceded by Spain in 1809, the areas involved in the Texas annexation of 1845, the Mexican cessions in 1848, the Gadsden Purchase in 1863, and other historic additions to the nation are clearly set forth. A series of inset charts furnish visual descriptions of Alaska, the Philippine Islands, Guam, American Samoa, the Hawaiian Islands, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and the Panama Canal Zone. The only publication of its kind prepared by specific direction of congress, the new master chart of the United States affords a key to the identification of original title to approximately 6,000,000 parcels of land transferred to private ownership by federal patent during more than a century of negotiations under public land laws. Product of many months of labor by expert government draftsmen, engravers, artists, and printers, copies of a limited supply of the new map, a seven-color "job" mounted on a cloth background; may be secured for $2 each from the superintendent of documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. Ludovico, duke of Milan, was so fond of fresh fruit that he in- High Sierras” was shown members of the Anaheim Kiwanu club Tuesday noon by Braemer Gigas of Los Angeles. The film showed the various camps, lake streams and other vacation facilities of the mountains. In observance of national day week, Raymond E. Smith, data inspector, spoke briefly on the dairy industry in Orange county. The industry, he said, is one of most important to the county as it is stable throughout the year.urged that efforts be made bring the dairy industry’s trust into Anaheim. The meeting of the club scheduled for July 4 has been cancelled in favor of a joint meeting with La Habra July 5 at 6:30 o’clock. Most of National Forest is Close District Ranger Ed Grant, of Corona headquarters of the Tucoo district on the Cleveland National forest, advises that Juniper marked the beginning of the sure restrictions on this district for the hot, dry summer month. On June 1 of each year, due to extremely high fire hazard existing in the mountains of south California, the Trabuco district closed to all entrance, except within the Trabuco, San Juja Modjecka, and Silverado canals, and along the Ortega highway from Capistrano to Elsinore. Recreational facilities are maintained in these areas and public is invited to make all of them possible. This closure placed on the rest of the district by the regional forester in Francisco, and is not removed until the winter rains make brush covered hills again safe for public use. Survey Gives Wide Auto Death Ran A recent international traffic accident survey revealed a wide range of automobile fatalities over 10,000 motor vehicles according to the Automobile Club of South California. New Zealand was low with deaths per 10,000 vehicles as compared to Italy’s high mark of deaths. The United States was lower bracket with 13.0 fatalities. Other figures included HAROLD LLOYD "AT BAT" The annual "world's greatest ball game," Comedians Versus Leading Men to be held at Wrigley Field, Los Angeles, Saturday afternoon July 15, will not want for Top stars when "play ball" is called at 2 p.m., for the worthy charity game, that day. Harold Lloyd, Illustrative Potentate of Al Malalkah Shrine Temple, a star of the movie firmament for a score of years, is general chairman of the game which yearly brings relief to sick and destitute men and women. The game with 50 stars actually playing the hard-ball affair, is dedicated to the one hundredth birthday anniversary of the Great Game. Tickets at branch offices of the Southern California Music Company or at 737 S. Hill St., Los Angeles. Product of many months of labor by expert government draftsmen, engravers, artists, and printers; copies of a limited supply of the new map, a seven-color "job" mounted on a cloth background; may be secured for $2 each from the superintendent of documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. Ludovico, duke of Milan, was so fond of fresh fruit that he invented a traveling fruit garden, so that he could pluck fruit from the trees brought directly to his dining table. Make sure your brakes are properly adjusted before starting on a motor trip this summer. COOL OFE at our FOUNTAIN Ice Cream Soda ... 10¢ MADE WITH PURE MARIGOLD CREAM Ice Cream and Sherbet Quarts 25¢ Pints 15¢ MARIGOLD CAFE PHONE ANAHEIM 8521 122 EAST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM GAZETTE Skiency Granted After Guilty Plea Orange county relief officers" pleaded guilty in sequestration courts last Thursday, one given a suspended sentence the other asking for probation. J. Paul of Anaheim was a 30-day suspended sentencing by Justice of the Peace Kuchel on condition he restitution of $138.23 he had been from relief agencies by lying statements. Mrs. Mary S. Main's citation for probation was set June 30 by Superior Judge Ragain after the Orange County had pleaded guilty to theft of state relief funds. Main was charged with oblige $264.29 in relief funds concealing the fact she had bank account of more than $800,000. Citation Picture Features Meeting Simely motion picture entitlement review of Vacation Time in High Sierras" was shown to owners of the Anaheim Kiwanis Tuesday noon by Braeme E. of Los Angeles. The films and various camps, lakes, rivers and other vacation feats of the mountains. Observance of national dairy Raymond E. Smith, dairyctor, spoke briefly on the industry in Orange county, industry, he said, is one of the important to the county and able throughout the year. He All-Year Club is Winner of Honor American newspaper publisher rate southern California's tourist advertising campaigns, prepared by the All-Year club, first in the nation's community promotion campaigns, and outstanding among all types of newspaper advertising in America during 1938. James R. Page, president of the southland tourist-attracting organization, announced that All-Year club ads, included with 58 camaiens advertising all types of products, and selected from more than 5,000 national newspaper advertisers, were the only community campaigns included in the American Newspaper Publishers' association 1938 Blue Book. Basing their selections on difficulty of sales problems involved, methods used and results achieved, the newspaper association declared the selected campaigns among the "most significant and interesting stories of 1938." "The Blue Book selection: marking the third regional and national award won by all the All-Year club campaign in a year, brings us unbiased and fresh evidence of the superiority of southern California methods of developing lucrative tourist travel." Page declared. He said the current award represented the judgment of the most critical advertising jury in the world. Page explained the southern California ads as double edged for the benefit of community prosperity, bringing well-financed tourists to create a $194,000,000 annual flow of new money to the area's trade streams, and warning unemployed persons in their own interest not to come to California. ALPHA EAST CENTER AT EMILY STREET Bring any Ad - We meet all Prices TANG Dressing 8 oz. jar. NAPKINS 80 count LEMO FOAM lge. pkg. 2 CORNED BEEF 12-oz. 14 TOMATO SAUCE 2 for SWEET NIPS — DILLS OR WHOLE SWEETS PICKLES KRAFT DINNERS 2 for 2 TUNA Del Monte 2 ½' s 2 Sweet CORN - Green BEA High Sierras" was shown to members of the Anaheim Kiwanis Tuesday noon by Braeme E. of Los Angeles. The films and various camps, lakes, and other vacation fea of the mountains. Observance of national dairy Raymond E. Smith, dairy motor, spoke briefly on the industry in Orange county. Industry, he said, is one of the important to the county and able throughout the year. He that efforts be made to the dairy industry's trade anaheim. meeting of the club sched- or July 4 has been cancelled for a joint meeting with bra July 5 at 6:30 o'clock. Plan Benefit Dance for George Nickles Kappa Alpha Phi fraternity is sponsoring a benefit dance for George Nickles, whose mother was killed in an automobile accident a few weeks ago. Nickles was seriously injured in the same crash. The affair will be held at the Elks clubhouse next Saturday evening with the music to be furnished by Clarence Williams and his orchestra. The entire proceeds will be given to Nickles, fraternity officers said. Johann Georg Lahner, a butcher of Frankfort, Germany, invented the "hot dog," or frankfurter, in 1805. The name was derived from the name of the town. Classified Ads FOR SALE—Lot on Olive St. $250: Anderson, 419 Chapman Ave., Placentia. 6-8/15/22p FOR SALE—Feed Barley, $1.25 per 100 lbs. 419 Chapman Ave., Placentia. 6-8/15/22p A REAL BARGAIN 1939 FORD 157 in. 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E PRICES OVER — HIGH QUALITY MEATS wd of Satisfied Buyers at Alpha Beta’s Meat Counter SQUARES 10¢ lb. PURE LARD 6½¢ BULK lb. LDER 11½¢ lb. LOIN PORK 18½¢ LARGE END AS CUT lb. S 18½¢ lb. SAUSAGE 17½¢ FRESH lb. ce 19½¢ STEAKS 23½¢ SIRLOIN lb. T 17½¢ BACON 21½¢ SLICED lb. FINEST POULTRY MONEY CAN BUY ONS lb. 1¢ FANCY NO. 1 SWEET CORN doz. 20¢ E 10 lbs. 13¢ d lugs ... 29¢ STRING — KY'S — BEANS 4 lbs. 10¢ SANTA ROSA PLUMS 4 lbs. 10¢ 6 lbs. 10¢ lb. 1½¢ LARGE SIZE EGGPLANT each 5¢