anaheim-gazette 1940-06-27

Goodman Club to Oppose Athletics Anaheim Beats Compton Nine For Third Consecutive Victory Sunday Riding the crest of three straight victories, Joe Huarte's Anaheim Athletics will take on the Goodman and Sons club next Sunday afternoon at La Palma park stadium. The locals hung up their third consecutive win last Sunday by trimming the Compton Athletics, 14 to 4. Heavy hitting by Dick and Johnny LanFranco and five-hit hurling by Jim Glimpse and "Heavy" Oldfield combined to turn back the threat of the negro team. Dick LanFranco collected four hits in six trips, while Johnny LanFranco rapped out three in four attempts. Six errors by the visitors made the Athletics' job easier. The boots did not figure, however, in Anaheim's five-run splurge in the third inning that cinched the contest. A triple by Johnny LanFranco, a double by Ed Krage, singles by Glimpe and Dick LanFranco and a pair of walks produced the quintet of tallies. Anaheim had picked up single tallies in the first and second rounds before breaking loose with the five-run assault in the third. The Athletics were held scoreless in the fourth round, but tallied three times in the fifth, once in the sixth and three in the seventh. Compton scored one run in the third, two in the eighth and one in the ninth, with McDonald, first-baseman, leading the attack with two hits. How Goes World? By Austin Conover CANADA—Canada was at the cross-roads of destiny last summer. Her Prime Minister, Mackenzie King, had previously expressed his country's sentiment regarding Europe, as follows; "The idea that every 20 years this country should feel called upon to save a continent that cannot run itself seems to many a nightmare and sheer madness." But the visit of Britain's King and Queen changed this attitude. And when World War II broke out, Canadians rallied to fight for the Empire as they had done at Ypres, Vimy Ridge, and Cambrai in 1914-18. Canada turned herself into a great aviation training field and air arsenal. She set a goal of 25,000 airmen a year. But though thousands of Canadians are now overseas, she is not yet ready to defend even herself. Her navy consists chiefly of six destroyers. Her militia totals only 70,000 men, and her air force comprises but 500 planes. The largest country in the Western Hemisphere having one-tenth the population of the United States, may soon become the headquarters of Britain's far-flung Empire. If this happens, we shall be vitally affected. Not only do we have three billion dollars invested in Canada, but America would become in a sense the guardian of all Britain's over seas possessions. For, under the Monroe Doctrine, we are obliged to protect Canada against invasion while Canada remains free to par- Benefit Banquet is Staged by Masons Anaheim Masonic lodge held its annual dinner for the benefit of the Masonic children's home at Covina last Friday night, with about 150 members of the lodge, Order of Eastern Star and Job's Daughters in attendance. A program was presented by children of the home, with Roy Fields, Bird Cross and Charles Organ in charge. Joe Wagner headed the staff of chefs who prepared the turkey dinner, while Fred Davis, master of the lodge, was master of ceremonies. Foster Chambers, master of the Fullerton lodge was an honored guest. Church Services WHITE TEMPLE METHODIST The Swanee Singers formerly the Cotton Blossom Singers, will be heard Sunday night at 7 o'clock in a program of negro spirituals, plantation songs and dialect readings. Miss Henriette Mallette will give an inspirational message. At the morning service at 9:30, Rev. S. F. Hilgenfeld will preach on "God is Love." The pastor, Dr. R. Kells Swenerton, will be in attendance at the annual conference at Long Beach. ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Presentation of the anniversary medal to the lay reader; D. William Davis, will be made during the public worship service at 10:30 o'clock next Sunday morning, according to the Rev. D. Howard Dow, rector. Holy communion will be held at 8 o'clock. The church, located at Adele and Emily streets, is open all day every day, Rev. Dow said. ILLINOIS REUNION The Illinois picnic reunion will be held at Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles, all day Saturday, July 6. Theme of the picnic will be "Americanism." A program will be presented at 2 o'clock. It takes 14,000 tons of ore to produce an ounce of radium, valued at $700,000. HELIUM is a substance that never has been frozen. What is defeat? Nothing but education. Nothing but the first step to something better. —Wendell Phillips. NEWS FLASH! 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Between the Headlines (Continued from Page 1) Uruguay, that German leaders in that country are earnestly working on a scheme for a surprise attack with the help of Nazi groups from Brazil and the Argentine. Official statements by responsible Uruguayan government officials last week were definite in their exposure of a large scale Nazi conspiracy. The Boersenseitung is quoted as having continued in an ironic mood, "Peoples of America what should you do? If you do not want some fine day to see German parachutists descending from the Andes, German tanks bursting out of the primeval forest, German U-boats bobbing up in the Amazon, then clean out from your aviation services and economic system these most suspicious individuals, and hand both systems and services over to your friends and protectors in the north." Perhaps this advice is not so funny as the Berlin Boersenseitung and the California Staats Zeitung seem to think. UNION NOW—The offer made to France by Prime Minister Winston Churchill, of England, suggesting that the two nations merge into one great empire gave the French government a great chance to reduce to small importance all Hitler's conquests in Europe. That this offer was rejected despite Reynaud's impassioned plea for its acceptance probably was due to the extent of the military disaster which had already befallen the French republic. With almost one-third of the entire population of France homeless, wandering, starving refuges, some sort of peace seemed imperative and, the British proposal was for war and not for peace. Had Great Britain's gesture been made earli- Outstanding Riders at Hollywood Park RALPH NEVES DOUG DODSON JOHNNY LONGDEN NICK WALL Many of America's foremost jockeys are vying for riding honors in the big summer turf meeting now underway at Hollywood Park in Inglewood. Above are pictured four of the top-notchers who have been booting in winners and will have important mounts in the $50,000 Gold Cup on July 27 and the $25,000 Derby on July 20 — the two outstanding features of the current meeting. A Red Cross Charity Day program will be run at Hollywood Park on July 1. That this offer was rejected despite Reynaud's impassioned plea for its acceptance probably was due to the extent of the military disaster which had already befallen the French republic. With almost one-third of the entire population of France homeless, wandering, starving refuges, some sort of peace seemed imperative and, the British proposal was for war and not for peace. Had Great Britain's gesture been made earlier, it would have stood a better chance of deliberate consideration and, perhaps, of acceptance. The scheme was not in itself very surprising, since allied statesmen had repeatedly said that after the war, collaboration between the two countries would continue on an unprecedented scale. It is likely that even eventual complete union was forseen. But so important a decision could not be made in a moment even under the pressure of an appalling calamity. Ever since the dawn of history the long range tendency of peoples has been toward gradual union into larger nations. This has been true even between once bitterly hostile neighbors. Frequently this process has been accelerated by military conquest, or the fear of such conquest. The individual cities of ancient Greece were once enemies constantly at war with one another. The same is true of medieval Italy, and also of France. It now seems definite that Europe is on the verge of a consolidation either as a result of conquest by Hitler, or as the outcome of the voluntary union of free nations, a union which would have the Franco-British empire as its core, and with the smaller nations joining it one by one. Such a consolidation, if based on freedom, might mark the beginning of ANAHEIM GAZETTE Banquet is by Masons nonic lodge held its for the benefit of children's home at friday night, with members of the lodge, turn Star and Job's attendance. A propresented by children of Roy Fields, Bird Organ in charge. headed the staff of prepared the turkey Fred Davis, master as master of cereChambers, master on lodge was an Services LE METHODIST Singers formerly Brassom Singers, will day night at 7 o'clock of negro spirituals, and dialect readriette Mallette will national message. Service at 9:30, genfeld will preach me." The pastor, Dr. Berton, will be in attice annual conference ES EPISCOPAL of the anniversary day reader; D. Willwill be made during ship service at 10:30 sunday morning, accue Rev. D. Howard and Holy communion at 8 o'clock. The need at Adele and is open all day every day said. Santa Ana Legion Ready for Event Annual Fireworks Pageant to Be Presented at Bowl Tuesday Night Preparing a colorful patriotic background of spectacular features for the American Legion fireworks pageant and circus to be staged in the Santa Ana municipal bowl the evening of July 4, arrangements have just been completed, according to an announcement by Commander H. R. Brinkerhoff of Santa Ana, to have two set pieces showing the American flag in full colors. In addition to these, there will be the set piece of the American Legion emblem and "God Bless America," which are among the most colorful pyrotechnic effects available, he said. All the aerial effects, however, will not be the serious side, said Brinkerhoff, as a large number of comic displays will be on the program. "One of the most spectacular effects will be the set-piece, the 'Great Niagara Falls,' which is the world's largest pyrotechnic display," said Brinkerhoff. "Fifty feet high, it spreads across the sky for over 250 feet, with gorgeous lighting effects. It is actually breathtaking in its beauty." The set-pieces will be interspersed with 130 low breaking aerial bombs, which will furnish the usual amount of July 4th noise that is expected at a fireworks celebration. The American Legion is stressing the safe and sane features of the annual celebration, and past history of the event proves that no accidents have been recorded or suffered on the part of the spectators or participants. Seeks Election J. A. BAKER J. A. Baker, West Anaheim citrus grower and a long-time civic and business leader, today announced his candidacy for third district supervisor. He listed the following as his background qualifications for the post he seeks: Educated in Anaheim elementary and high schools and the State Normal school, Los Angeles. Thirteen years teaching experience, including principalships at Centralia, La Habra and East Whittier, and district superintendent to the La Habra schools. He was president of the Orange County Principals and Teachers' association at one time. He has served 16 years as trustee in the Magnolia school district and now is serving his second year as a trustee in the Anaheim Union High school district. He now is serving his 14th year as president of the Anaheim Cooperative Orange association. For three years he was president of the Cypress-Magnolia farm center and at present is a county Sixth Column to Be Formed Here Approximately 30 residents of Orange county attended a dinner meeting in Los Angeles Friday night of American Sixth Column, Inc., an anti-struvive group being formed in southern California. Branches of the organization will be formed in Anaheim and other Orange county cities, according to Dr. Lee C. Deming, one of those who attended the banquet. The program of American Sixth Column, Inc., is designed to save the United States from those who would destroy it, according to Russell Parson, deputy district attorney of Los Angeles county, who was the principal speaker. It is planned to establish a speaker's bureau to carry on the educational work of the organization. Grudge Battle Set For Monday Evening For the third week in succession Hardy Kruskamp and Tarzan White will tangle in the main event at the Orange County Athletic club next Monday night. The match will be three falls to a finish on a winner take all basis, Promoter Harry Lowis announced. The team match on the card pits El Pulpo and Ramon Sevilla against King Kong Clayton and Black Angel. The semi-final match will bring Rube Write into the ring against Wee Willie Davis. The curtain-raiser features Pete Mehringer and Hans Schultz. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION JULY 9, 1940 Notice is hereby given that the The set-pieces will be inter-spersed with 130 low breaking aerial bombs, which will furnish the usual amount of July 4th noise that is expected at a fireworks celebration. The American Legion is stressing the safe and sane features of the annual celebration, and past history of the event proves that no accidents have been recorded or suffered on the part of the spectators or participants. The circus will feature 10 all-American acts and will bring to Orange county some of the finest talent on the coast. This part of the program will go on promptly at 8 o'clock with the fireworks display scheduled to start at 9 o'clock. The gates will be opened at 7 o'clock for the benefit of those who wish to be seated early. Tickets are now on sale by members of the Santa Ana Legion post, or they may be obtained at Fireworks Pageant headquarters at 311 North Van Ness street, Both reserved seats and general admission tickets are now on sale. new era. An era of better distribution of commodities, of gradually increasing standards of living, of peace. The League of Nations might have served as the skeleton for such a united Europe, but the time was not ripe. It may be that the peoples of the old world will at last realize the futility of struggling against one another instead of pulling together, when this war is over. But to endure, this union must be based on reason and not the hate and despair of conquerors and conquered. Fourth of July: The American Idea. A timely patriotic poem by Edgar Lee Masters, distinguished American Poet, illustrated with a reproduction in full color of a famous historical painting of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. Don't miss it in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER. You will find it less easy to uproot faults than to choke them by gaining virtues. —Anon. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION JULY 9, 1940 Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Anaheim will sit as a Board of Equalization at the City Hall on Tuesday, July 9, 1940, at 8:00 P.M. of said day, and will continue in sessions until the returns of the assessor have been rectified. No reduction in the valuation of property will be made unless the party affected thereby or his agent make and files with the board a written application therefore, verified by his oath showing the facts upon which is claimed such a reduction should be made, and provided further, that no reduction must be made unless such person or the agent making the application attends and answers all questions pertinent to the inquiry. By CHARLES E. GRIFFITH, City Clerk. 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Notice is hereby given that Donald Fehlman, administrator of the said estate has filed herein his verified petition praying for an order authorizing the execution and delivery of a Reamortization and Extension Agreement wherein and whereby the extension and other arrangement of the terms of payment thereof of two certain promisory notes, each secured by a Deed of Trust covering real property hereinafter described; and that July 12, 1940, at 10 o'clock A.M. in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, in the Department of the Presiding Judge thereof, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing said petition when and where any person interested in said estate may appear and object to the granting of said petition. Reference is hereby made to said petition for further particu-lars as to the terms and conditions of the proposed REAMORTIZA-TION and EXTENSION AGREE-MENT. Said real property situated in the County of Orange, State of California, is described as follows, to-wit: Parcel 1. The South half of the South half of the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 23 Township South, Range 10 West. S. B. B. & M., containing five acres, more or less. Parcel 2. All that portion of the Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 23 Township 4 South, Range 10 West, S. B. B. & M., lying Easterly of the right of way of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, containing '37.11 acres, more or less. Both Parcel containing 42.11 acres, more or less, together with all the right, title and interest in and to easements thereover, and canals, roads and alleys thereupon or adjoining. Dated this 26th, day of June, 1940. B. J. SMITH, County Clerk of said Superior Court. O. T. CAILOR, Attorney. 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