anaheim-gazette 1940-06-20

Fuehrer to Wage Commercial War Santa Anan, Former Attache at Berlin, Forecasts Hitler's Plans Hitler plans to engage in war with the United States if, and when, he conquers the Allied armies. But it won't be a war of tanks and guns. It will be a blitzkrieg against Uncle Sam's business customers. That view point was expressed Saturday by James Parker Wilson of Santa Ana who recently returned to this country from Berlin where he was an assistant attache at the American embassy. Wilson hopes now to be transferred to South America, where he believes this trade war will take place. "America can win the trade war," he said, "but must be on its toes and fully prepared." Wilson described—in diplomatic language—what would happen to this country if it were not prepared for such competition. "They," he said, "would trade the pants off us." None of the peoples of Europe are enthusiastic over the war now raging there, he said, adding there has been no flag waving or bands. The German people are resigned to such conflict and are supporting it, not for the sake of conquest but to get it over with as soon as possible, he said. Wilson, a son of Frederick L. Wilson of Panorama Heights, will return to Washington Saturday, after he and Miss Dorothy Proctor of Santa Ana have been wed. In Washington Wilson will be in the office of foreign agricultural relations, department of agriculture. How Goes World? By Austin Conover TELEVISION'S HERE—Nearly 2000 television sets are now in use in New York City. Half as many are in Chicago and Los Angeles. There three big sponsors of television equipment will soon be joined by six other companies. And, though only 22 stations are now permitted to telecast, 135 others will be in operation before the year is out. England, France and Germany have had television for three years. But the United States has been kept behind, party because of the commercial status of U.S. broadcasting, partly by the Federal Communications Commission. The FCC has feared the public would buy sets thinking they will do for all time, whereas they would probably be out of date in a year or two. Observers have pointed however, to the early automobiles, many of which did not run far without needing repairs. Remember the first motion pictures? They were a series of jerky shots, poorly focused, but they were enjoyable. Americans cannot imagine the thrills that are in store for them. In television, al lthe world's a stage; even the universe is included, for eclipses and other astronomical wonders can be telecast. Spectators may go to fires, travel along scenic highways, visit Congress. So thrilling has been the reception of some events in England that audiences have actually risen to their feet to cheer the finish of a race or to applaud a Registration for County Increases An increase of only 27 voters since the May primary was recorded when County Clerk B. J. Smith sent Orange county's voting registration records to Sacramento last week. The new total is 74,852, as compared to 74,825 for the May primary. While the collective increase is but 27, the Republican party has gained 113 since May, and the Democrats have picked up 80 Defections from the ranks of other affiliations, and the group that previously declined to state an affiliation, have increased the two major party groups. The "decline-to-state" group dropped from 1742 to 1716, and the Townsend registration dropped from 1493 to 1359, as Townsendites decided apparently to have a say in the matter of who shall go to congress. They have no candidates of their own. Progressives dropped from 51 to 45, Independents from 49 to 47 Communists from two to one. Prohibition gained one, now having 253. The Socialist registration stood unchanged at 62. Church Services WESLEY METHODIST Morning sermon subject of Rev G. Carroll Rector will be "Some Questions and Attempted Answers." Where is God? What is H going to Do about it? What are We Going to Do?" In the evening the pastor will speak on "The Close of the Conference Year." Rev. Rector will attend the annual meeting of the Southern California-Arizona conference at Long Beach next week. George Fendley, lay delegate of th Rematch Tops Card At Wrestling Show Hardy Kruskamp and Tarzan White have been rematched for a three-fall bout in the main event at the Orange County Athletic club next Monday night. Hardboiled Haggerty and Pete Peterson will meet in the semi-final bout. The preliminary matches arranged by Promotor Harry Lowis include a team bout featuring El Pulpo and Ramcn Sevilla against Jules Strongbow and Tiny Roebuck. Hans Steinke will meet Boxcar Jacobs in the curtain-raiser. P. E. Abandonment Move is Approved An interstate commerce commissioner Saturday recommended that the Pacific Electric railway company be permitted to abandon operation of approximately 100 miles of line in Orange, Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties. Lines affected by the recommendation in Orange county include the Newport Beach line from Newport Beach to Balboa and the La Habra line from Yorba Linda to Stern. The La Habra line has been used as a freight line in recent years. TIME TO PLANT CHRYSANTHEMUMS — TRANSVAAL DAISIES GERANIUMS — ARCTOTIS — RED SAGE and many other perennials. We have them all in pots and cans ready for planting—from LEE TRADING CO. Our Prices are Always Right 718 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim SLASH! '40 FAIR OPENS! Americans cannot imagine the thrills that are in store for them. In television, al lthe world's a stage; even the universe is included, for eclipses and other astronomical wonders can be telecast. Spectators may go to fires, travel along scenic highways, visit Congress. So thrilling has been the reception of some events in England that audiences have actually risen to their feet to cheer the finish of a race or to applaud a player having made a good shot in cricket. Morning sermon subject of Rev G. Carroll Rector will be "Some Questions and Attempted Answers. Where is God? What is He Going to Do about it? What are We Going to Do?" In the evening the pastor will speak on "The Close of the Conference Year." Rev. R. Kells Swenerton will speak on "Faith for Today" at the 9:30 o'clock service. Willis Joll from East Baptist Theological seminary at Philadelphia will give the story for the children. Edwin Osher of Boston University school of theology, will speak at the 7 o'clock service on "Wa'a Moment." Osher, an Anaheim youth, comes up for admission to the ministry next Tuesday at the Southern California-Arizona conference at Long Beach. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH "Is the Universe, including Matter Evolved by Atomic Force?" The question is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon on Sunday in a Church of Christ, Scientist. The Golden Text is from Amos: "Lie he that formeth the mountain and createth the wind, and do clareth unto man what is his thought, that maketh the morning darkness, and treadeth upon the high places of the earth, The Lord The God of hosts, is his name." Among the Scriptural selection are these verses about Jesus from Luke: "Now it came to pass on certain day, that he went into ship with his disciples; and he sailed unto them. Let us go over unto the other side of the lake. And then launched forth, But as they sailed he fell asleep; and there can down a storm of wind on the lake and they were filled with water and were in jeopardy. And then came to him, and awoke him, saying, Master, master, we perish. Then he arose, and rebuked the wind and the raging of the water and they ceased, and there was calm." The Lesson-Sermon includes also these statements from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy "Good never causes evil, nor creates aught that can cause evil... The manifestations of evil which counterfeit divine justice..." SLASH! '40 FAIR OPENS! Marshall Dill, President of the 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition, took one slash with his scissors and Treasure Island was open to the public on May 25. Holding the gold and blue ribbon streamers is Miss Exposition (Lila Deane) while looking on over her shoulder is Miss United States (Barbara Dean). Registration for County Increases Increase of only 27 voters in May primary was re-elected Orange county's vote distribution records to Sacramento last week. The new 174,852, as compared to the May primary. The collective increase is the Republican party has gained 113 since May, and the votes have picked up 80. From the ranks of other candidates, and the group that may declined to state an answer, have increased the two county groups. "Decline-to-state" group from 1742 to 1716, and unsend registration drop from 1493 to 1359, as Township decided apparently to stay in the matter of who to congress. They have dates of their own. Passives dropped from 51 to dependents from 49 to 47,ISTS from two to one. Progained one, now having the Socialist registration changed at 62. Church Services BY METHODIST Long sermon subject of Rev. Bill Rector will be "Some sins and Attempted Answers is God? What is He Do about it? What are going to Do?" In the evening, Rector will speak on "The Conference Year." Rector will attend the meeting of the Southern Arizona conference at each next week. George lay delegate of the N.E.WEST ANNOUNCEMENT FOR CONGRESS After months of discussion with Democratic leaders I herewith announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress. Training Offered In Aircraft Work Young men between 20 and 30 years of age residing in Orange county who have had one or two years experience in sheet metal shop, machine shop, mechanical assembly or similar lines now have an opportunity to receive three weeks intensive training in the aircraft industry without cost to them other than the purchase of the necessary tools, it was announced today by Roy Ferguson, manager of the department of employment. Those who meet the age and experience requirements must have a high school education or its equivalent; will be given a rigid physical examination; must be able to finance themselves for the three week period and have proof of citizenship through naturalization papers or birth certificate, Ferguson said. At the conclusion of the course, successful applicants will be given employment at a starting rate of 50 cents an hour. Anyone residing in Orange county who is qualified may receive further information at the offices of the department of employment, 501 West Fifth street, Santa Ana. Unemployed Receive $130,635 During May Unemployment insurance payments in Orange county for the month of May totaled $130,635, according to Roy Ferguson, manager of the Santa Ana office of the state department of employment. The total for the state was $6,-087,145, an increase of 86 percent over the May, 1939, total of $3,276,340. Louis Danz Shaves Off Mustache, Changes Hairdress Anaheim friends of Louis Danz, former merchant here may not recognize the author composer and art critic this next time they see him. The reason: Danz recently shaved off the mustache he had grooved for the past 30 years and also has trained his hair back. The facial resemblance between Danz and Hitler has long been the source of jokes on the former Anaheim business man but now Danz wishes no part to the German dictator. Loss his mustache and the change in hairdress makes considerable difference in Danz's appearance. Two Bound Over On Kidnap Charge Earl Duncan, 22, and William Walker, 21, alias Hiram Johns charged with five felony counts connection with an asserted kidnap of and attack upon Howard E. Mason, Los Angeles Glendale auto salesman, were hired to answer Tuesday to supervise court on four of the counts, recorder show. The defendants appeared before Justice Howard C. Cameron Santa Ana justice court. The case are accused of asking Mason several weeks ago for a ride from Glendale to Los Angeles, that assertedly robbing him of $150 Los Angeles county, kidnapping him, taking him to a secluded place in Brea canyon, beating him with a revolver butt, shooting at and escaping in his car. Duncan was arrested in UNEMPLOYED RECEIVE $130,635 DURING MAY Unemployment insurance payments in Orange county for the month of May totaled $180,635, according to Roy Ferguson, manager of the Santa Ana office of the state department of employment. The total for the state was $6,087,145, an increase of 86 percent over the May, 1939, total of $3,276,340. Corresponding increases in employment were reported by the department during May with 22,-244 California workers obtaining jobs through the division of employment agencies, an increase of nine percent over placements recorded in May, 1939, Ferguson said. The Road of Zion. A noted Mormon pioneer and Utah legislator tells the true story of the march of the Mormons to find their "Promised Land." Joseph E. Robinson continues his saga of the perilous Mormon trail to Utah in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER. RADIQCAST SLATED A Pacific Coast broadcast of Columbia West Coast Church the Air will be conducted on Sunday morning at 8 o'clock in Skane, Wash., by Edwin Smurray, under the auspices of Christian Science committee publication for Washington. Program will be released in Southern California over Station KN. 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We now offer Superior Service and excellent quality shoe repair as follows: Men's, Women's and Children's One-Half Soles ... 69¢ Women's Leather Heel Tips ... 19¢ All 25c Polishes ... 19¢ Now is the time to let us give those old shoe comforts new life. It pays to have shoes repaired, and it will pay you to have them renaied at NU-WAY SHOE REPAIR "BOB, THE SHOE DOCTOR" Old Shoes Made New 2 East Center Anaheim Luis Danz Shaves Mustache, Changes Hairdress Anaheim friends of Louis Danz, former merchant here, do not recognize the author,poser and art critic the time they see him. The reason: Danz recently ended off the mustache he has loved for the past 30 years also has trained his hair. The facial resemblance between Danz and Hitler has long been the source of jokes on the older Anaheim business man. Now Danz wishes no part of German dictator. Loss of mustache and the change hairdress makes considerable difference in Danz's appearance. No Bound Over on Kidnap Charge Al Duncan, 22, and Wilson Pier, 21, alias Hiram Johnson, died with five felony counts in action with an asserted kidnapping of and attack upon Howell Z. Mason, Los Angeles and Calle auto salesman, were held answer Tuesday to superior on four of the counts, records. The defendants appeared before Judge Howard C. Cameron in Anaheim justice court. The men accused of asking Mason seven weeks ago for a ride from Malie to Los Angeles, then easily robbing him of $15 in Angeles county, kidnapping taking him to a secluded spot near canyon, beating him witholver butt, shooting at him escaping in his car. Bullwackers Club Wins Fair Awards Announcement of prizes won by members of the Anaheim Bullwackers 4-H club was made during the club’s meeting last night at the home of Joe Lieb, Jr. Bob Neiswanger took the prize as grand champion at the show with his Jersey calf. Joe Lieb, Jr., was awarded first prize for his entry of extracted orange honey. Paul Lieb received second prize for his entry of sage honey. Neiswanger, Morris Carroll and the Lieb brothers plan to attend the 4-H summer camp at Camp Radford in San Bernardino mountains, they announced. Plans for raising money to send a delegate to the state convention at Davis next fall were also discussed. Mary Lieb served refreshments at the close of the meeting. Candidates Talk at Republican Meeting Republican party candidates for state and county offices were the speakers at Monday night's meeting of the Fullerton chapter of Young Republicans, while Joe Lieb Jr., of Anaheim reported on the recent state meeting at Modesto of the Young Republicans of California. The speakers were Thomas H. Kuchel of Anaheim, candidate for state senate; Sam Collins of Fullerton, candidate for the assembly, and Raymond Thompson of Fullerton, candidate for a post on the Orange County Republican central committee. Counterfeit Money Warning is Sounded Police Chief J. S. Bouldin yesterday received information from Lewis' Hit Beats Chrysler Motors A 420-foot triple off the bat of Stew Lewis, new Anaheim first sacker, and an error on the throw over the plate at La Palma park stadium last Sunday and gave the Athletics a 4 to 3 victory over the Chrysler Motors. Lewis' blow came in the fifth inning. Jim Glimpse, young portsider, needed the two-pitch relief hurling of Manager Joe Huarte in the ninth inning to grab the victory, his second in a row. The Brea-Olinda high school kid gave up two runs in the second inning, but hurled shutout ball until the ninth when a walk, a hit and an error gave the visitors one run. Another single sent Huarte to the mound, and on the second pitch Young smashed a liner back to the box and Joe tossed to Lewis at first for the double play that ended the tilt. Both Lewis and Ray Amling, newest additions to the Anaheim club, looked good in their debuts. Lewis got two hits during the contest, and while Amling went hitless he performed well in left field. Magazine Features Miss Marie Wilson Marie Wilson, former Anaheim girl now acting in motion pictures, was the subject of an article in "Look" magazine released this week. Included in the story were 12 pictures, one of which was a full page, showing Miss Wilson participating in the various activities provided at a California dude ranch. RADIO, WATCH STOLEN A radio and a 21-jewel watch were missing from an automobile The defendants appeared before Judge Howard C. Cameron in the Ana justice court. The men accused of asking Mason seven weeks ago for a ride from Dale to Los Angeles, then freely robbing him of $15 in Angeles county, kidnapping taking him to a secluded spot near canyon, beating him with a revolver butt, shooting at him escaping in his car. American was arrested in Aransas and Walker in Los Angeles recently. They were charged kidnapping, robbery of percussion with intent to murder, lit with a deadly weapon and theft of automobile. The jury of person charge was dead. RADIQCAST SLATED Pacific Coast broadcast of the Zambia West Coast Church of Air will be conducted on Sunmorning at 8 o'clock in Spoons, Washington, by Edwin Smetham under the auspices of the American Science committee on location for Washington. This film will be released in South-California over Station KNX. Counterfeit Money Warning is Sounded Police Chief J. S. Bouldin yesterday received information from the United States secret service that altered or split $10 and $20 bills are being passed in southern California, with theaters the particular victims. Methods of operation are to paste the face of a $10 or $20 bill on the back of a $1 note, and to paste the backs of the larger demonination notes on the front of the smaller bills, it was said. Buy now and Buy in Anaheim! East on the Scout via CARLSBAD CAVERNS $12.50 ★ All-expense side trip for through chair car passengers; same for Tourist sleeper passengers, plus small berth charge. Stop-over sleeper leaves California daily, arriving Carlsbad the 2nd morning. After a leisurely hotel breakfast, motor 27 interesting miles to the fa- 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 W. 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 EASTBOUND—WESTBOUND—ENJOY THE ECONOMICAL SCOUT $12.50 ★ All-expense side trip for through chair car passengers; same for Tourist sleeper passengers, plus small berth charge. Stop-over sleeper leaves California daily, arriving Carlsbad the 2nd morning. After a leisurely hotel breakfast, motor 27 interesting miles to the famous Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Spend five thrilling hours with a guide, including luncheon underground, exploring this bewitching fairyland. Then motor back to Carlsbad for dinner and your Santa Fe train. ★ You'll like The Scout, too, with its many fine service features for real economy travell $39.50 IN COACHES TO CHICAGO ROUND TRIP . . . $65.00 $49.90 *IN SLEEPER TO CHICAGO ROUND TRIP . . . *$74.00 *PLUS BERTH CHARGE . . . LOWER $8.95 • New stainless steel chair cars • Improved Tourist Pullmans • Fred Harvey dining car meals, breakfast 25c, lunch 30c, dinner 35c • Chair car for women and children only • Courier-Nurse • Lounge car for sleeper patrons • Free pillows and drinking cups. ★ Don't let a lack of ready cash keep you at home. Ask your Santa Fe Agent about Travelers Credit and all about Santa Fe trains and side-trips. W. E. 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