anaheim-gazette 1940-05-02

MORE ABOUT Aanheim Pageant (Continued on Page 6) of the succeeding episode. One of the highlights of the episodes is the meeting of the Los Angeles Vineyard society and the naming of Anaheim. Actors in the episode are Ulysses Schauer, Harry Pearson, J. B. Wilbur, Al Berry, Frank Bayertz, E. R. Deering, John Dwyer, Melvin Reeves, James Sutherland and Ronald Brandon. The dancing groups will present the vineyard scene episode. The Colony School of 1862 will be depicted by Merle Asper, Marilyn Daigle, Mildred Isham, Veoda Mae Tessner, Nadine Starr, Gene Hall, Terry Kilduff, Jack Marolf, Herbert Perez and Rachel Espinoza. First Wedding The First Wedding episode will recall the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. John Fröhling, with the actors being descendants and relatives of the couple. Taking part are Anne Pellegrin, Francis Pellegrin, Florence Eymann Heffern, Lois Boege, Roland Boege, Dick Heffern, Linda Heffern, Wesley Eymann and Marie Warlaumont. A group of German folk songs will be sung in the following episode by Miss Elizabeth Lompe, Mrs. H. G. Dymmel and Max Trabant, accompanied by Mrs. Anna Siegel. Characters in the Flood episode will be played by Mrs. Newman Sanford, O. E. Hanson and Dorothy Kight. The next episode depicts a Gypsy scene with Marjorie Fellbaum as soloist. Prof. Thompson's School of Dancing will be recalled to memory of old-time residents by a group of the dangers while the High School Notes by SYLVIA GREGG and JEAN MORSE TYPIST GIVES DEMONSTRATION Ruth Ertz, demonstrator for the Remington-Rand company of which Jack Lee is local representative, showed the skill and speed of typing to a group of commercial students Friday afternoon in the little theater at Anaheim high school. Beginning at the rate of 26 words per minute, she typed up to the rate of 208 words per minute. While answering questions asked by Evelyn Olsen and Mary Lea Juskievicz, Miss Ertz typed 130 words a minute perfectly. She also demonstrated how not to type and what not to do when typing. COMMERCIAL CLUB Motion pictures shown by Rev. Father James Nevin and machine demonstrations were special features of the Commercial club meeting Wednesday evening in the Girls League room at Anaheim high school. A talk on "Secretarial Training," given by a representative of the Johnson Secretarial school in Santa Ana, was another feature. Refreshments followed the program. CARNIVAL Approximately 21 regular stands and nine special feature stands are being constructed for the Anaheim high school carnival, May 10, on the boys athletic field. The P. T. A. will supervise a food booth selling sandwiches, hot foods, and soft drinks. Members episode by Miss Elizabeth Lompe, Mrs. H. G. Dymmel and Max Trabant, accompanied by Mrs. Anna Siegel. Characters in the Flood episode will be played by Mrs. Newman Sanford, O. E. Hanson and Dorothy Kight. The next episode depicts a Gypsy scene with Marjorie Fellbaum as soloist. Prof. Thompson's School of Dancing will be recalled to memory of old-time residents by a group of the dancers, while the Picnic on the Santa Ana will be presented by the vocalists. Flores Gang Episode The episode of the Flores Gang will be presented by Mark Anderson, Harrel Chancellar, Rudolph Vellalobos, Joe Veyna, Dwight Harvey, Johnnie R. Pennington, William MacLachlan, Jack W. Bleecker, Lester Gray, Clarence Johnson, Bob C. Phillips, Johnny D. Mullen, Albert Schmidt, Ewald Stranske, Herbert E. Tanner. Taking parts in the Madame Modjeska scene are Margaret Requarth, Leah Pemberton, Margaret Grussing, Thomas Miller, John Stafford and Ted Franzle. Lois Smith will impersonate Ingrid Szysperski in the next episode. Strolling players for the following episode are Clemente Rodriquez, Gilbert Rodriquez and Clemente Rodriquez, Jr. The Central School episode's actors include M. A. Gauer, W. H. Bonney, Kathryn Gauer, Joyce Lindell, Mike McClain, Jack Royer, Philip McCracken, Dorothy Schaeffler, Robert Wright, Calvin Stewart, Frank Kellogg, Barney Power, Fred Howard, Eunice Barnes, Juliana Schaffer, Betty HOUSE FOR SALE FULL price $1095—$50 down, $17.50 mo., ¼ acre; new house, plumbing installed, unfinished inside; shingle roof; frame exterior; water $1.00 mo. flat rate. THE HERBERT PRATT CO., 101 W. Carson, Artesia Classified Ads FOR SALE — Avocado trees, Fuerte and Pueblo varieties; pecans; citrus. Large work horse for rent. Sherwood Ranch, 1519 E. Chapman ave., Fullerton. FOR RENT—Light, airy bedroom. Private entrance. Gentleman. Inquire 318 S. Lemon, No. 4. CARNIVAL Approximately 21 regular stands and nine special feature stands are being constructed for the Anaheim high school carnival, May 10, on the boys athletic field. The P. T. A. will supervise a food booth selling sandwiches, hot foods, and soft drinks. Members on the P. T. A. carnival committee include Mrs. R. Wollenman, Mrs. W. Ross, Mrs. R. W. Marvin, Mrs. B. E. Baumbach, Mrs. F. R. Alden, and Mrs. Eric Winger. The junior and senior class is sponsoring the carnival with Royal C. Marten and William Rickel as advisors. The carnival dance will be in the Girls Gym beginning at nine o'clock. Rae Morris, Charles Davis, Marian Merrill, Janet Wheaton, Barbara Oelke, Ermel Henderson, Betty Dickenson, Mary Alden, Edith Brown, Bernice Crawford, Wilma Fledderman, Franklin Pierpoint, Richard Zimmerman, Ruth Watanable, Ercel Mae Movies, Priscilla Hernandez, Kenneth Young, Chad Bolick, Herbert Hamilton, and Claude Wilson. Railroad Carnival The Railroad Carnival is the next episode. Actors include L. A. "Fay" Lewis, Mrs. Olive Shoemaker and others. The Kaffe Klatsch Play will be presented by Miss Magge Sproul, Mrs. Lena Brunsworth, Mrs. Maude Adams, Mrs. Claudina Clark, Mrs. Ina Stanford and Mrs. Eva Boyd. Dancers will present the Vineyard Blight scene. Suzanne Sidnam will be the soloist in The Cross episode, while Bernice Hargrove and Marilynn Hargrove will present the Valencias Dance. A group of singers will present The Gay 90's episode, to be followed by an impersonation of the Chinese, Ah Foo, by George Henry. Lights and Shadows will be given by Mrs. Mary Spielmann and Jane Saulsbery, to be followed by the grand finale. Orange juice will be served in the lobby after the performance through the courtesy of all Anaheim packinghouses. SEES TAX PERIL ... An Farm Bureau Federation proposed federal chain death sentence tax because jeopardize an arm transfer farmers urgently Edward A. O'Neal, its preretested at House hearth Washington. He cited need for nationwide distribution system such as chains hoveloped. Mary Braun, widow of John Braun of Anaheim, was declared his became known Friday when Braun filed the will for in superior court. The was valued at $2677.36. Mrs. Braun also petitioned court to terminate her joint tenancy interest in property including real Anaheim,$7000 in certificates,and $13,600 of Hearst publications. For many years owners of An way.And we tion of the ve and Polishing With this new car in a jiffy Here's Classified Ads FOR SALE — Avocado trees, Fuerte and Pueblo varieties; pecans; citrus. Large work horse for rent. Sherwood Ranch, 1519 E. Chapman ave., Fullerton. tf FOR RENT—Light, airy bedroom. Private entrance. Gentleman. Inquire 318 S. Lemon. No. 4. tf ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATERS “THE PLACE TO GO” $ All Theaters Every Mon. and Thurs. Nite "Super-Pay-Me" It Pays To Play WEST COAST Santa Ana Phone 858 Eve. 6:30-9. Adm. 40c. Child 10c Sat. Matinee 25c to 5 Now to Tues. (May 7) “TWENTY MULE TEAM" WALLACE LEO with BEERY and CARRILLO also “FREE, BLONDE AND TWENTY-ONE” Starts Wed. (May 8) “FORTY LITTLE MOTHERS” with EDDIE CANTOR also “DOCTOR KILDARE’S STRANGE CASE” FOX ANAHEIM Phone 3602 Eve. 6:45 & 9. 30c — Child 10c Ends Tomorrow (Sat. May 4) “TIL WE MEET AGAIN” also “LIGHT OF THE WESTERN STARS” Sun. Mon. Tues. (May 5-6-7) “It’s A DATE” also “DR. CYCLOPS” Wed. to Sat. (May 8-9-10-11) “VIGIL IN THE NIGHT” also “IT ALL CAME TRUE” Broadway Santa Ana Phone 800 Matinee at 1:45. Mon. to Sat.—25c Eve. 6:30 & 9:00 — 40c Child 10c Always Now to Tues. (May 7) “BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN” with JACK PHIL BENNY HARRIS ROCHESTER also “TEAR GAS SQUAD” Starts Wed. (May 8) JOHN GARFIELD in “SATURDAY’S CHILDREN” FOX FULLERTON Phone 267 Ends Tomorrow (Sat. May 4) “STRANGE CARGO” also “KNIGHTS OF THE RANGE” Sun. Mon. Tues. (May 5-6-7) “It ALL CAME TRUE” also “VIGIL IN THE NIGHT” Wed. to Sat. (May 8-9-10-11) “It’s A DATE” also “DR. CYCLOPS” NEW ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 TODAY TO SUNDAY (May 3-4-5) “AFFAIRS OF ANABELLE” also “OVERLAND STAGE RAIDERS” Mon. & Tues. (May 6 & 7) “THAT’S RIGHT, YOU’RE WRONG” also “MOST PRECIOUS THINGS IN LIFE” Wed. & THURS. (May 8 & 9) ‘ALLEGHANY UPRISING’ also “THAT CERTAIN AGE” Every Fri. & Sat. BIG GIFT NITES ADULTS 15¢ Any SeatAny Time People, Spots In The News NOSELESS' ROCKET ... Set-back fuselage is not the only distinction of this new Navy plane called Skyrocket, for it's said to be faster than any fighting plane in world, with top of 450 miles an hour, and can climb almost vertically. It's 28 feet long, has 42-foot wing spread. SEES TAX PERIL ... American Farm Bureau Federation opposes proposed federal chain store death sentence tax because it would jeopardize an arm of distribution farmers urgently need, Edward A. O'Neal, its president, testified at House hearing in Washington. He cited farmers' need for nationwide distribution system such as chains have developed. SETS NEW CEILING ... Cornelius Warmerdam of San Francisco Olympic club made pole vault history with 15-foot leap at Berkeley, Cal., first time this height had been scaled, even unofficially. Present official mark is 14-11, held jointly by Bill Sefton and Earl Meadows of U.S.C. Kuchel Speaks at Meeting of Group Young Republicans of County Hear Assemblyman at Dinner Session "The new philosophy" that is threatening to engulf California and America was caustically indicted by Assemblyman Thomas H. Kuchel in his address at a dinner meeting of the Young Republicans of Orange county at Santa Ana Monday night. A third party is now in power in California, Kuchel charged. "It is neither Democrat nor Republican, but is practicing socialism and communism, with its OGPU tactics of invading personal privacy, of taking over private business, wasting and destroying the American birthright." The speaker paid tribute to the Democrats of the state legislature who revolted against the Olson program at the last session and joined Republicans in calling a halt. Never before the Olson administration had there been partisan government in California and there should be none now, Kuchel declared. "Where is the partisanship in the question of increasing taxes? Or in the question of relief?" he asked. He cited the rise of the relief burden from $26,000,000 in 1937 to the $95,000,000 request from Governor Olson this year, when the legislature finally rebelled. Of the total spent, 25 per cent has gone to overhead and 24 per cent to foreigners, leaving only 51 per cent for Americans, including those thousands of people from other states who have come here, Kuchel said. SEES TAX PERIL ... American Farm Bureau Federation opposes proposed federal chain store death sentence tax because it would jeopardize an arm of distribution farmers urgently need, Edward A. O'Neal, its president, testified at House hearing in Washington. He cited farmers' need for nationwide distribution system such as chains have developed. SETS NEW CEILING ... Cornelius Warmerdam of San Francisco Olympic club made pole vault history with 15-foot leap at Berkeley, Cal., first time this height had been scaled, even unofficially. Present official mark is 14-11, held jointly by Bill Sefton and Earl Meadows of U. S. C. Will of John Braun Names Wife as Heir Mary Braun, widow of the late John Braun of Anaheim, who died April 19, was declared his heir it became known Friday when Mrs. Braun filed the will for probate on superior court. The estate was valued at $2677.36. Mrs. Braun also petitioned the court to terminate her husband's joint tenancy interest in other property, including real estate in Anaheim, $7000 in investment certificates, and $13,600 in stock of Hearst publications. Chamber Will Vote On By-Laws Change A resolution to increase the number of directors of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce from 12 to 20 will be voted upon at the general meeting of the organization next Wednesday noon, it was announced this week by Secretary John A. Morgan. At the same meeting, Arthur F. Grube, agent in charge of the U. S. Secret Service in the Los Angeles district, will show a motion picture entitled "Know Your Money" and talk on counterfeit money, Morgan said. Frank Waters, Los Angeles assemblyman, was a second speaker on the program, over which John Colwell of Santa Ana presided as master of ceremonies. Colwell introduced the numerous party leaders present. Howard Loudon of Anaheim is county chapter president. PARK HIGHWAYS OPEN The Generals highway between Sequoia National Park and Grant Grove is open and the Kings River Canyon state highway is open for its entire length, reports the Automobile Club of Southern California. All other roads in this area are now open with the exception of the Rocking Rock road into Park Ridge. ANNOUNCING--- A NEW SERVICE For many years we have endeavored to serve the automobile owners of Anaheim and vicinity efficiently in every possible way. And we are therefore happy to announce the installation of the very latest and finest Steam Cleaning, Washing and Polishing Rack in Orange county. With this new equipment we can clean, wash and polish your car in a jiffy and for a reasonable price. Here’s What We’ll Do For $5 and Polishing Rack in Orange county. With this new equipment we can clean, wash and polish your car in a jiffy and for a reasonable price. Here’s What We’ll Do For $5 Steam clean motor, like new Steam clean chassis Steam clean under fenders Vacuum car inside Wash car thoroughly Paint tires, running boards and floor mat Polish all chrome Lubricate car completely according to “Chek-Chart” and car manufacturers specifications using the best of Gilmore materials. Give you a record of what we do and attach a permanent record to your car. Check Tires—Check Battery Don’t Forget to call for your Free Copy of “GILMORE MIKE,” a snappy Radio Paper — Available each week at Pete Lehr’s Service Station. For Complete Automotive Service See PETE LEHR Phone 4007 We call for and deliver 200 North Lemon Street ALPHA BETA BABY WEEK SPECIALS—Fri. & Sat. May 3 & 4 WEST CENTER AT PALM EAST CENTER AT EMILY KIDNEY BEANS B. & M. BRAND No.2 Can 9¢ LIMA BEANS B. & M. BRAND 3 No.2 Can 25¢ BIRD SEED FRENCH'S Per. Pkg. 10¢ Larsen's VEG-ALL 17-oz. can 10¢ Globe A-1 FLOUR 24½-lb. Bag 90¢ CHILI SALSA ORTEGA BRAND 2 Cans for 15¢ This is BABY WEEK THE ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS feel that nothing is as important as getting the proper foods to make little bodies strong and sturdy. In our complete Baby Food Department you will find, at no extra cost, products of highest quality, recommended by national authorities for babies' special needs. Special displays will be featuring Baby Foods this week-end. You know, babies get tired of the same food day after day. Come into our store and look over our wide variety. CARNATION MILK Tall can 6¢ STRAINED BABY FOODS HEINZ 2 cans for 15¢ GRAHAM CRACKERS Honey Maid Brand package 10¢ TOMATO JUICE LIBBY'S No. 2 can 7¢ CEREAL GERBER'S Pre-Cooked Lge. pkg. 15¢ ZWEIBACH Large pkg. 16¢ KARO SYRUP BLUE CAN 1½ pounds 12¢ PET MILK 4 Tall cans 24¢ JR. FOOD Heinz can 10¢ MILK Special Morning 3 Tall cans 19¢ ARRO'ROOT N.B.C. Pkg. 10¢ SPIC or SPAM HORMEL'S 12-oz. can 29¢ JACOB'S Mushroom SLICED 2-oz. can 10¢ DOG FOOD KENNEL KING 1-lb. caps 17¢ TOILET SOAP WHITE KING 3 bars for 12¢ MERMAID POWDER Large 1½ kg. 17½¢ DOG FOOD RED HEART 3 1-lb. cans 25¢ Globe A-1 FLOUR 24½-lb. Bag 90¢ CHILI SALSA ORTEGA BRAND 2 cans for 15¢ CORN MEAL ACE HI BRAND 10 lb. bag 29¢ BISCUIT FLOUR GLOBE "A-1" Large Pkg. 25¢ Grape Juice Quart Bottle 19¢ Argo Gloss STARCH 3 LB. pkg. 19¢ EAGLE BRAND EVAP. 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