anaheim-gazette 1940-04-04

Fair In '40 On Its Way These four daunting bits of femininity herald the coming of the 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition, to open on Treasure Island, in San Francisco Bay, May 25. With the famous Tower of the Sun as a background, Marguerite Skillris, left, and Jeanne Bon, Norma Folsom and Patsy Sheldon pose atop the significant 1-0-4-0. TABASCO Amador County's Record Excellent No Alphabetical Government Agencies or Debts in Northern County Found! A California county is debt-free, has no alphabetical government agencies such as WPA, is building a $20 courthouse without a bond and takes care of its relief without outside assistance! Amador county is the old-fashioned American county, according to a report made to the joint legislative interim committee inviting the Stae Relief administration by Senator Jesse May Angeles Camp, member of a committee headed by Senator Nielson of Sacramento. "There is no SRA in Amador county," Mayo told Senator Phillips, chairman of the committee. "There are noeral or state relief agencies existing there. Offers of financial aid by the WPA have been denied. Every person in Amador county in need is being taken off by county contributions and entire administrative cost of classes of relief is but three-cent—in strong contrast to SRA overhead elsewhere with averages 25 percent or more." Dan Ramazzotti, chairman of the board of supervisors, said after five years accepting federal state aid, Amador found itself $60,000 in debt not solving its relief problem return to old-fashioned American principles now has brought county out of debt and independent of outside aid." These four dainty bits of femininity herald the coming of the 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition, to open on Treasure Island, in San Francisco Bay, May 25. With the famous Tower of the Sun as a background, Marguerite Skirris, left, and Jeanne Bon, Norma Folsom and Patsy Sheldon pose atop the significant 1-9-4-0. 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Amador county is the old-fashioned American county, according to report made to the joint legislative interim committee investigating the Stae Relief administration by Senator Jesse Mayo ofeles Camp, member of a subcommittee headed by Senator Roy Jason of Sacramento. There is no SRA in Amador county,” Mayo told Senator John Ellips, chairman of the joint committee. “There are no federal or state relief agencies operating there. Offers of financial aid by the WPA have been declining. Every person in Amador county in need is being taken care of by county contributions and the are administrative cost of all uses of relief is but three per—in strong contrast to the A overhead elsewhere whichages 25 percent or more. Dan Ramazzotti, chairman of the board of supervisors, stated for five years accepting federal state aid, Amador county and itself $60,000 in debt and solving its relief problems. A turn to old-fashioned American idioms now has brought the utility out of debt and independence outside aid.” Boy Scouts Plan Special Programs Anaheim Troops Will Attend Swim Meet Saturday at Huntington Beach Activities for the Anaheim Boy Scouts for the next few weeks will include many scout programs. Next Saturday, April 13, at the Huntington Beach pool the Anaheim Troops No. 71, 72, 73 and 74 will participate in the first all county swim meet. Scoutmaster Ed Elliott of Troop No. 12, Huntington Beach, will be in charge of the events and demonstrations in life saving and swimming. Ribbons are to be awarded to all scouts winning first, second, third or fourth place in any of the swim or fun events. The public is invited to attend any part of this program starting at 1:30 o’clock. A group of local scouts will attend a special surprise meeting at the Santa Ana Elks club on April 10 at 7 o’clock to see the Gilmore Oil company’s interesting show. Moving pictures of Sir Malcom Campbell, speed king, and pictures of the annual Gilmore Yosemite economy run in which Orange county scouts played an important part will be presented to a group of 500 scouts. Mr. Gilmore has asked that the senior scouts of Orange county in charge of the radio and first aid that broadcast the road conditions to the contestants in this annual Yosemite run be recognized as the official radio patrol for this annual event. The Elks club committee Review of Novel is Feature of Meeting A review of John Steinbeck’s novel, “Grapes of Wrath,” was given by Holmes Bishop of Orange at the meeting of the Anaheim Rotary club Monday noon at the Elks clubhouse. A. A. McCormick was program chairman and introduced Bishop. Bishop described the novel as a determined effort to stir up class hatreds, foment revolution and tear down the profit system, and said that the story is untrue and maligns the characters described in it. Election was held for a board of directors with results to be announced next Monday. Gas Bills During Winter Reduced Mark Twain once said, “Everyone talks about the weather, but nobody ever does anything about it.” However, the weather and the California railroad commission certainly did something about southern Californians’ gas bills this last winter. Customers served by the Southern Counties Gas company and Southern California Gas company saved more than $2,400,000 on their bills during November, December, January and February, as compared with the same four months in the previous winter, according to Fred G. Merker, district manager, Southern Counties Gas company. A large portion of this saving was attributable to the fact that almost universally used in eastern California for house as well as for cooking and heating, was substantially the levels of the 1938-39 Customer savings resulting in warm weather accounts approximately $1,800,000. Ben-Hur Leader In Coffee I Time is proving the truth sincerity of Ben-Hur advancing many years ago Ben-Hur can with a new idea—the Ben-Hur drip coffee, a coffee specialized in every way for the healthful drip method of it. During all these years Ben has been continually experiencing and improving methods developing, introducing, and more of the elusive and delicious coffee flavor oils protection of the sealed can. One by one other manufacturers are now reversing themselves admitting what Ben-Hur ered years ago, that coffee be specially adopted for method of making. Ben-Hur has the advanced years of production expertise specializing on coffees for different methods of making—drink colator and silex—and its tising expression “Streamliner flavor with less coffee now also prove its truth as cerity to all who will later buy by “habit”, and by measurements, test Ben-Hur fee for more delicious flavor. uses of relief is but three perin strong contrast to the A overhead elsewhere which ages 25 percent or more. Dan Ramazzotti, chairman of board of supervisors, stated for five years accepting federal state aid, Amador county and itself $60,000 in debt and solving its relief problems. A turn to old-fashioned American niples now has brought the unity out of debt and independof outside aid." Sub-committees of the SRA ingistration committee this week meeting in San Francisco, Island, Santa Barbara, Sacrarato, the San Joaquin valley counties and the coast counties of San Francisco. A joint setting of the 17 senators and emblymen comprising the encommittee will be held in two days, after which the report to represented when the state legature re-convenes May 13 will prepared. Sub-committee chairship report a strong trend towards turn of relief to the counties. San Junior Unit Of Farm Bureau normal organization of a junior bureau for Orange county is ected to occur at a meeting in farm bureau building Orange at Wednesday evening at 7:30 clock. Plans for a junior orization were first laid during a reference last week. Young man or woman invested in agriculture who would to become a part of the junior organization is invited to attend meeting. Young people finishing their work in 4-H clubs and graduating from Smith-Hughes courses in schools find themselves addain society with no organization in which they may continue or educational, social and leadhip activities," according to a agreement made by H. M. Hayes, instant secretary of the farm buu. For this reason, organization of the junior unit is sought. Appointment as temporary offers were Nelson Rogers of Data Ana, chairman; and Mrs. Robert Cole of Buena Park, secrey. It is "a consummation devoutly be wished" that all nations will speedily learn and practice intermediate line of justice between the classes and masses of Customers served by the Southern Counties Gas company and Southern California Gas company saved more than $2,400,000 on their bills during November, December, January and February, as compared with the same four months in the previous winter, according to Fred G. Merker, district manager, Southern Counties Gas company. A large portion of this saving was attributable to the fact that these four consecutive months this winter were the warmest winter months ever recorded by the United States weather bureau since it began reporting in 1877, and the demand for gas. A large saving proximately $600,000 is ther result of the lower gas redered by the California rebody, which became effectiing 1939. In a year of temperatures it is estimatethese savings would amomore than $1,550,000. Go to the PACIFIC HEALTH FOOD STORE 228 EAST CENTER Anaheim California PHONE 3304 four your NUTS Fancy Dried Fruits and Whole Wheat Flour Soy Bean Flour Corn Meal Cracked Wheat GROUND FRESH DAILY Hello, Friends! CHARLES W. AUSTIN, SPEAKI I Would Appreciate your VOTE on April 9, 1940 AND I PROMISE YOU An efficient administration of the office of CITY TREASURER if Elected. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE Under Section 3440 Civil Code of the State of California NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That J. A. Viosky, Vendor, whose address is 1724½ W. Jeffson, in the city of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles, State of California, intends to sell to W. J. Jammons and Rose Mallory Emons, Vendee, whose address is 835 S. Union in the City of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles, State of California, the following described personal property, tot: All stock in trade, fixtures, equipment and good will of a certain Hotel Business known as "Southland Hotel" and located at 90 E. Center Street, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, and that a title, transfer and assignment of the same will be made, and the consideration therefor will be paid on 2 o'clock P. M. Saturday the th day of April, 1940, at the scrow department of the Bankers Realty Co. at 801 Venice Blvd. in the City of Los Angeles, Calif., in the County of Los Angeles, State of California. DATED April 1st, 1940. J. A. VIOSKY, Vendor. JOHN H. MATTYS Candidate for City Councilman Ben-Hur Leader In Coffee Field Time is proving the truth and authenticity of Ben-Hur advertising. Many years ago Ben-Hur came out with a new idea—the original Ben-Hur drip coffee, a coffee specialized in every way for the more healthful drip method of making. During all these years Ben-Hur has been continually experimenting and improving methods of developing, introducing, and saving, more of the elusive and volatile delicious coffee flavor oils into the protection of the sealed vacuum cann. One by one other manufacturers are now reversing themselves and admitting what Ben-Hur discovered years ago, that coffee should be specially adopted for each method of making. Ben-Hur has the advantage of years of production experience of specializing on coffees for different methods of making—drip, percolator and silex—and its adverting expression "Streamlined for cleaner flavor with less coffee" will now also prove its truth and sincerity to all who will lay aside buying by "habit", and by careful measurements, test Ben-Hur coffee for more delicious flavor. Troop to Entertain Parents at Supper Members of Boy Scout Troop No. 71 of Anaheim are planning a pot-luck supper at which their parents will be guests. The event is to be held sometime this month, but a date has not yet been set. Preliminary plans for the troop court of honor were also made at the meeting of the troop Monday night. This event also will be held this month, on a date not yet determined. Participation in the camporal at Santa Ana during May was approved by the troop. South American natives use a lemon-flavored grass to flavor pies and custards. The S2R Store A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. RENNER Specials In Household Linens CANNON AND SALEM SHEETS Fine quality Salem sheets, made by Pequot and Cannon, an exceptional value for the Anniversary Event. 72x108 Size 88c Anniversary Special ... LINEN SETS Gleaming linen damask sets, Royal Irish linen with hem-stitched hems. 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BATH TOWELS. 39c Large ... $25c GUEST TOWELS, each ... $12½c WASH CLOTHS, each ... $12½c ELECT John H. ELECT John H. MATTYS COUNCILMAN —FOR— INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS MORE FACTORIES MORE PAYROLLS EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT — LOWER TAXES Election Tuesday, April 9, 1940