anaheim-gazette 1940-04-18

JUNIOR CLASS WILL PRESENT ANNUAL PLAY FRIDAY EVENING "Bab," a four-act comedy written by Edward Childs Carpenter and first produced on the New York stage with Helen Hays, is the junior class play to be presented tomorrow night in the Anaheim high school auditorium at eight o'clock. Jean Sutherland, as "Bab," a vivacious young lady who thinks herself more mature than she really is, comes home from college due to an epidemic of measles. She is regarded by her family as a child and sets about to prove to them all that she is really quite grown up. In the ensuing story she fakes a "lover," Guy Grosvenor, portrayed by Tom Hilleary, and helps her sister, Lelia, acted by Charlotte Schooley, to elope, all of which results in quite a mixup. Cast is Listed The roles of serious and well trained domestics are played by Marilyn Parker, as Hannah, and Jimmy Patrick as William. Comedy support is provided by George Garabedian as Eddie Perkins, and Marjorie Fischback, as Jane Rawleigh. Keith Presson, as Carter Brooks, and David Carlin, as Clinton Beresford, portray the role of romantic young men, while father and mother Archibald are played by Ted Franzle and Nancy Shoemaker. The voice heard off stage is Doris Gamble. The sets are designed by Edith Weber, art instructor. The publicity committee includes Jacqueline Murphy, Jimmie Townsend, Dwight Harvey, and the Anoranco staff. The make-up crew from the art department consists of Helen Harker, Mavis Fischback, Eleanor Rios, Ruth Vanderberg, Joe Wollenman, and Bertrand Lenain. Bud Mahoney designed the program while Wayne Andrade serves as property manager. Miss Grant Directs Director of the production is Miss Helen Grant, dramatics teacher. Henrietta Lane is student director. Usherettes for the evening will include Olah Smith, Helen Lowe, Lucille Kelley, Lorraine Fleischiman, Marguerite Bowers, Rennette Hanson, Barbara Pierpoint, Betty McCulloch, Darlene White, Julia Bartlett, Doris Jean Bowers and Marjorie Metzger. The music will be provided by the high school orchestra under the direction of Joshua Williams. Ben Harrison is Speaker at Club Above are shown scenes from "Pinocchio" here closes Saturday afternoon. Ben Harrison is Speaker at Club The apparent general disregard of law by the average citizen is one of the most serious threats faced by this nation, according to Ben Harrison, United States district attorney for southern California. Harrison made this statement while speaking to members of the Anaheim club Monday noon. During the course of his talk he outlined the duties and functions of his office. Harrison was introduced by District Attorney George Holden. Named as directors of the club are Ronald Brandon, Lee C. Deming, Eph Johnson, Dr. Howard Tews and Earl Waynick. Johnson and Waynick are new members of the board. Dewey to Speak at Gathering Saturday The California Republican Assembly opens its 71th annual statewide convention in Hollywood Friday morning, with more than 500 delegates and guests expected to attend. Two crusading law-enforcement officials, District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey, of New York, and California's Attorney General Earl Warren, are to be principal speakers at the convention. Warren to address the annual banquet Friday night and Dewey to speak in the Hollywood Bowl Saturday evening. Why the movie legionnaire forsook all to become a real legionnaire. The handsome actor won fame as a celluloid soldier of France and now, at 46, he has given up his wife and luxury for the hellish hardships of the Foreign Legion. Read this thrilling true life story in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next Sunday's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER. Adv. Dated: April 15th, 1940. F. ELSIE BORTH, Administratrix of the Estate of JULIA M. CLABAUGH. Blodget, Kuchel and Tobias 410 Bank of America Bldg. Anaheim, California. 4-18/25-40 WHEN TRAVEL BOUND — GO GREYHOUND! Frequent departures are timed to your convenience, luxurious Super-Coaches are designed for your comfort and Greyhound's low fares are tuned to your budget. LOW FARES SANTA $2.09 S 3.80 BARBAKA $3.80 SAN $5.50 9.90 FRANCISCO $14.25 25.65 PORTLAND $5.00 9.00 POHENIX $5.00 9.00 DEFOT: 217 So. Los Angeles St. PHONE: 3404, Anaheim GREYHOUND "Pinocchio" at Fox Anaheim MAYOR CHARLES H. MANN PAID GLOWING TRIBUTE BY COUNCIL The full text of the resolution adopted by the Anaheim city council Monday night paying tribute to Mayor Charles H. Mann, who retired from public service at that time, is given below: WHEREAS, our Mayor, the Honorable Charles H. Mann, has seen fit to voluntarily retire from public service to the City of Anaheim, and WHEREAS, he leaves a most enviable record of distinguished civic accomplishment which will forever stand as an eloquent memorial to his untiring efforts on behalf of our City, and WHEREAS, he has made a profound study of governmental problems, and through such study and experience has become recognized as an authority on matters of municipal administration, to the end that he has served the League of California Cities in responsible positions including that of president, and WHEREAS, he has striven diligently to improve the governmental as well as the proprietary facilities of our City, and WHEREAS, the members of City Council in particular have had the privilege and pleasure of working closely with him for many years, and have been accorded the opportunity of intimately observing his business acumen, his scope of knowledge and his breadth of vision, and WHEREAS, those over whom he has presided have always been impressed by his sense of fairness, his infinite patience, his strict impartiality and his kind consideration for others, and WHEREAS, he has at all times maintained and exemplified the principle that the highest duty of every public official demands prompt, cheerful and courteous service to all citizens, and WHEREAS, he has been unwavering in his demand for strict and impartial enforcement of law for the benefit of all and with special privileges to none, and WHEREAS, he has never demanded that others do what he would not personally undertake, and WHEREAS, he has been most generous in overlooking the errors of others committed in the course of honestly intended accomplishment, and WHEREAS, he has stimulated his fellow-workers by his unbounded enthusiasm, his unflagging zeal and his untiring industry. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Anaheim that it express to Charles H. Mann the sincere thanks of the people of Anaheim for his splendid services in their behalf; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said City Council express the deep appreciation of the officials and employees of Anaheim for the opportunity of having served with Mr. Mann; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said City Council extend to Mr. Mann its best wishes for continued years of health, prosperity and happiness, and that it invite his counsel, as a private citizen, in all things of benefit to the City in which he has been vitally interested for Three Arrests for Same Man in Week Victor Gill, of 313 East Alberta street, arrested three times this week for drunkenness, yesterday pleaded guilty to one charge of intoxication and two charges of common drunkard when he appeared before City Judge Frank Tausch. He was given a suspended sentence on the drunk charge and consecutive six-months sentences for common drunkard. City officials said they will try to have him committed to a state institution for treatment. Walker, owner of the boat, Charles Bueler and Bill Byers. A fourth member of the party swam to rescue were Charles shore in safety. CHEVROLET'S Exclusive VACUUM-POWER SHIFT Dr. Osher Physician & Surgeon Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dentist Oculist—Glasses Fitted Phone 3212 Open Evenings Sunday by Appointment 1224 West Center Street Anaheim, California J. W. Truxaw, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office Phone 3213 Residence 887 So. Los Angeles Residence Phone 2610 Hours 11 - 12: 2 - 4; 7 - 8 Golden State Bank Bldg. Cor. Center and Los Angeles Anaheim, California Backs, Terry & Campbell H. P. CAMPBELL Resident Director Phone 3209 251 North Lemon Street Anaheim, California easiest of all gearshifts to operate 80% Automatic...Only 20% Driver Efficiency Cone Easy G. 215 N. Los Angeles St. ANN PAID BY COUNCIL Annual Carnival At High School To be May 10 Carnival days are here again! May 10 is the date set for the Anaheim high school carnival on the athletic field under the direction of Mrs. R. Wollenman, P.T.A. committees; junior class advisor, Royal Marten; and senior class advisor, William V. Rickel. Two silver loving cups will be awarded to the best decorated and the most profitable booth at the carnival. Students will run the concessions which will be a real honest-to-goodness "pike" affair including everything from ring the duck to mouse roulette. this 15th day of April, 1940. (Signed) LEO SHERIDAN, Mayor Pro-Tem of the City of Anaheim. Attest: CHARLES E. GRIFFITH, City Clerk of the City of Anaheim. Snails, because of their ability to undergo long fasts, are taken along on safaris by African natives as a source of fresh food. Orange to Stage Fiesta on May 4 Event Commemorating Start of Valencia Harvest Season is Set Orange will have another of its annual May Festivals on Saturday, May 4, in which an all day program will be presented. The theme this year is based upon the beginning of the valencia orange harvest season, the title of the celebration being, "Orange Harvest Festival." The parade will be at 10 o'clock, the horse show at 1:30 o'clock and a girls softball game in the municipal park at 8:15 o'clock in the evening. Invitation have gone out to some 400 individual horsemen for the parade and horse show, while the ball game will mark the opening contest of the rejuvenated Orange Lionettes. People of the county generally, are invited to spend as much of the day as possible in the Plaza City. This date should be remembered for the reason that originally May 11 was set but was changed in order not to conflict with a celebration of similar nature of Monrovia. WEBER'S FAR OUTSELLS ALLOTHER BRANDS IN SO. 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