anaheim-gazette 1940-07-25

Between the Headlines (Continued from Page 1) sion of German rule. Fantastic as this may seem, we must remember the rise of the Nazi party from a Munich beer cellar to the palaces of the Wilhelmstrasse has been due, to a great extent, to such semi-mystic organizations. The extension of methods, already proved so successful at home, into the foreign fields of conquest is logical and of a piece with the other materials of Nazi triumph. In their minds the world is divided into just two parts: the German Gau, or Germany at home, and the foreign Gau, or Germany abroad. It is in the foreign Gau that the nations of Latin America will be included if Nazi plans succeed. RECALL TO EMPIRE?—Recent news from London tells of the renewed recognition of Haile Selassie as emperor of Ethiopia. This move by the British government, a move obviously designed to make Italy's position in conquered Ethiopia even more precarious than it already is, was followed by what means to be developing into a major Italian drive southward from Ethiopia into the British colony of Kenya. The capture of Moyale, a small outpost town, was hailed as a great Fascist victory, and in Rome much was made of the triumph which, by itself meant little or nothing. Despite extravagant Italian claims, it seems difficult to believe that overwhelming importance could be attached to the occupation of a small, sunscorched, desert outpost miles from anywhere. But then the Italians have had so little about which to be enthusiastic that perhaps their excitement is easily understood. The real significance of the Intoxicating? The beauty of this scene is, although it's only a giant wine glass of pure spring water being offered you by lovely Fay Lacey, one of the 1940 Fair's Golden Forties Girls on Treasure Island, who is aiding California's wine industry. Eastern Star to Sponsor Picnic Second Annual Event To Be Held Sunday, Aug. 4 at Irvine Park The second annual basket picnic of the Order of the Eastern Star will be held Sunday, August 4, at Irivine park. The event is sponsored by Orange County Patrons, Associate Patrons and Junior Past Patrons association. Several thousand members and families of O. E. S., including all Masonic bodies are invited to participate in the O. E. S. picnic. In addition to members of the Order of the Eastern Star, a general invitation has been sent to all Bluc Lodges of Orange county and their affiliated bodies including the Jobs Daughters, and DeMolays. Grand Worthy Matron Helen Louise Edwards will be there to deliver the address of welcome Worthy Grand Patron Ernest E Williams of San Francisco, is expected to be present, with scores of other high-ranking officials on the order. Dr. James Workman, junior past patron of Hermosa chapter, Santa Ana, was appointed general picnic chairman, and has named other competent committee chairmen and committeemen which have made elaborate plans for entertaining the large anticipate crowd. Listed among the entertainers will be radio stars who will render vocal numbers, the Blue Note Accordian Band, Vera Getty's dancing troupe, professional Japanese jujitsu wrestlers, soft ball contests with all sorts of competitive racing, and pole climbing. Interspersed with a few but important snappy speeches. Dr. Workman is supported by the following chairmen and committeemen: Dr. W. R. Wildmaw W. E. Leonard Herbert Hur and in Rome much was made of the triumph which, by itself meant little or nothing. Despite extravagant Italian claims, it seems difficult to believe that overwhelming importance could be attached to the occupation of a small, sun-scorched, desert outpost miles from anywhere. But then the Italians have had so little about which to be enthusiastic that perhaps their excitement is easily understood. The real significance of the Italian advance southward, however, may well be that the natives of Ethiopia, never tranquil under the rule of their conquerors, have been encouraged in their resistance by the thought that British help may soon be reaching them. Despite every Italian effort at secrecy, news has constantly leaked out of revolts and uprisings against the invaders in what was once the domain of the Lion of Judah. With Britain once more unholding Selassie's claim to his throne, it is highly probable that a wide spread rebellion may break out against Italian rule. If it does, then the rebels will, if they can organize, be aided by British planes and equipment. No longer will they be fighting alone with bows and arrows against machine guns. Italy has for the present not the slightest hope of reinforcing her armies in Ethiopia and Italian Somaliland, and therefore the situation of these Fascist garri- sons may speedily become desperate, especially if a general Ethiopian revolt is synchronized with a northward push in force by British troops. Therefore Italy must now strive desperately to cut communications between British Kenya and the rebellious natives to prevent the organization of the revolt, the arming of the rebels. But even this move may not be sufficient, since aid to oppressed Ethiopians may also be moved over another frontier, that of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. We have no way of knowing yet how large or how determined may be the movement to throw off Mussolini's shackles, but if it is as great as has been reported, if it is so determined that the almost hopeless struggle was carried on without cessation after Ethiopia had been abandoned to her conquerer by the rest of the world, then the position of Italy in East Africa is grave in the extreme and wholesale disaster may yet be the lot of Mussolini's venture into empire building. In 1940, this country had its first dental college, its first dental journal, and first dental society. People, Spots In The News SPEED SWIMMER ... Otto Jaretz, 18-year-old Chicago high schooler, flashed to fame in National A.A.U. swim championships at Santa Barbara, Cal., by breaking Johnny Weissmuller's 13-year-old record for 220-yard freestyle. He went the eighth of a mile though it's only a giant wine glass of pure spring water being offered you by lovely Fay Lacey, one of the 1940 Fair's Golden Forties Girls on Treasure Island, who is aiding California's wine industry. Listed among the entertainers will be radio stars who will render vocal numbers, the Blue Note Acordian Band, Vera Getty's dancing troupe, professional Japanese jujitsu wrestlers, soft ball contests with all sorts of competitive racing, and pole climbing. Interested with a few but important snappy speeches. Dr. Workman is supported by the following chairmen and committeemen: Dr. W. R. Wildman, W. E. Leonard, Herbert Hunt Sinclair Brown, Geo. Eaby, Ewen C. Counts, Walter Schultz, Ra Hyde, Dan W. Gruwell, Joe Rawley, George Kellogg, Ernest Stirson, Charles E. Irish, W. E. Potter Lee Welch, George R. Richardson. Mrs. Doris Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horn, Mr. and Mr. James V. Lewis, Fred Pope, M. and Mrs. Glenn Lycan, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shork, Mr. and Mr. Francis Jacoby, Bill Armsfield Norman E. Bryan, Jf A. Knap James Allen Knapp, Norma Bryan, Bert Moss, Oliver S. Ling Harry Leadley, Everett M. Koon Glenn A. Pierpont, C. Wesl Kolkhorst, and John Jentges. The "Bridal Veil," a waterfall over a North Carolina road. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALES Trust No. P. T. 1086-R On August 5, 1940 at ten o'clock A.M., at the North entrance of the Hall of Records in the City Santa Ana, County of Orange State of California, BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION as Trustee under the Deed of Trust made by Guy S. Curtis and Gwendolyn I. Curtis, his wife, a recorded on July 2, 1938, in Book 944, Page 327 of Official Record of Orange County, California, given to secure an indebtedness favor of The Savings, Loan and Building Association of Anaheim a corporation, of Anaheim, California, by reason of the breach certain obligations secured thereby by notice of which was recorded on April 3, 1940, in Book 1063 of Official Records of San County, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash payable in lawful money of United States at time of sale without covenant or warrant express or implied, as to title possession or encumbrances; an interest conveyed to and now held by the said Trustee under the Deed... SPEED SWIMMER . . . Otto Jaretz, 18-year-old Chicago high schooler, flashed to fame in National A.A.U. swim championships at Santa Barbara, Cal., by breaking Johnny Weissmuller's 13-year-old record for 220-yard freestyle. He went the eighth of a mile in 2:13.1. GLAMOR TRAM . . . Latest model in comeback drive of street cars, which has seen more than 1,000 deluxe "P. C. C." trolleys go into service in 13 big cities in recent months, is this St. Louis speeder. Riding on rubber "sandwich" wheels and rubber springs developed by Goodrich engineers, the modern trams are swift, smooth and silent as a fine auto. The "almost human" profile is due to antiglare slanting windshield. DOLL, 1:10 STYLE . . . Genevieve Lawson Johnston, 9, one of 71 English children being war's horrors, is shown arriving in New York with her parachutist-doll, grim reminder of influence of world events even on toys. Her boat brought 80 other children to Halifax, N. S. Annual Event To Be held Sunday, Aug. 4 at Irvine Park Second annual basket picnic Order of the Eastern Star be held Sunday, August Irvine park. The event is held by Orange County Patrons and Jun-Patrons association. All thousand members and of O. E. S., including all bodies are invited to participate in the O. E. S. picnic. In order members of the Order Eastern Star, a general in has been sent to all Blue of Orange county and their bodies including the Jobs Corps, and DeMolays. Worthy Matron Helen Edwards will be there to the address of welcome. Grand Patron Ernest E. of San Francisco, is expected to present, with scores high-ranking officials of James Workman, junior past of Hermosa chapter, Santa Ana is appointed general picnic man, and has named other committee chairmen committeemen which have elaborate plans for enter- into the large anticipated among the entertainers radio stars who will render numbers, the Blue Note Accord Band, Vera Getty's dance, professional Japanese wrestlers, soft ball contests sorts of competitive raced pole climbing. Inter- with a few but important speeches. Workman is supported by bowing chairmen and com- men: Dr. W. R. Wildman, Leonard Herbert Hunt. Packinghouse Employes Get Orange Juice If beverages are desired by citrus packinghouse employees certainly they should have fresh orange juice available. This is the idea of Walter Schmid, manager of the Garden Grove Mutual Orange association, Mutual Orange Distributors affiliate in Garden Grove. Following cut this thought Schmid has placed a glass dispenser in the packing room and on a table near it are a small box and a holder for paper cups. The dispenser is kept filled with fresh orange juice and in the center is a special core of glass to hold the cracked ice which keeps the juice cold. Thus, any employes or any visitors who wish the refreshment of fresh, cold orange juice may have it and, the little box beside the cup dispenser is to receive the payment. L. H. Burr, office manager of the association, is superintendent of the "soft drink department." The dispenser is filled as needed and five or six cents worth of cracked ice lasts throughout a work day. The plan is working out well, according to Schmid. Three out of every four theater-goers in England are women. Canvas to Shade Ball Park Stands Anaheim baseball fans who have stayed away from Sunday games at La Palma park because they didn't like to sit in the hot sun will find that problem solved next Sunday. Park officials are stretching a large canvas over the center grandstand to provide a wide area of shade. Meanwhile, Manager Joe Huarte's Athletics continued their winning ways by edging out the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks last Sunday by a 10 to 9 count. A five-run outburst in the sixth round knotted the count for the Anaheim club and another two-run rally in the seventh provided the winning margin. Jim Glimpse was not much of a puzzle to the Trainmen and had to call on Manager Huarte for relief. Huarte had what it took to stop the assault and his mates eventually picked up enough runs to win. Ray Amling, University of California star, shared the spotlight with Huarte with his powerful hitting. He whacked two balls over the distant left field fence, rammed another against the wall good enough for three bases, and topped off the day with a single. He went hitless in one trip. (Legal Notice) PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) For the Katella School District of Orange County, California for the school year ending June 30, 1941. I. Proposed Expenditures, 1940-41 A. Current Expense 1. Administration $30.00 2. Instruction 8,350.00 3. Operation of School Plant 2,000.00 4. Maintenance of School Plant 1,000.00 Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities 1,125.00 LEGAL NOTICE OFFICE OF THE TAX COLLECTOR OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE NOTICE OF AGREEMENT TO SELL AND CONVEY REAL PROPERTY DEEDED TO THE STATE FOR DELINQUENT TAXES AND/OR ASSESSMENTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY/GIVEN BY J. C. Lamb, as Tax Collector of the County of Orange, State California, in accordance with provisions of Section 3897d of Political Code: That an agreement dated March 28th, 1940, has been made by Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange with The City of Anaheim for the sale to The City of Anaheim following described real property which has been deeded to State of California for delinquent taxes and/or assessments, which has also been deeded to said The City of Anaheim for delinquent taxes and/or assessments; That said Agreement has been approved by the State Controller of the State of California, and that a copy of said Agreement is on hand in the office of the said Board Supervisors; That said property, or any thereof, may be redeemed as provided in said Section 3897d of Political Code, within twenty-days after the mailing and publication of this notice, with date of mailing and first publication July 11th, 1940. That as to all of said property not so redeemed within said twenty-one days, the said Agreement will be consummated and I make execute and deliver to said The City of Anaheim a copy thereof in accordance with Section 3897d. Said real property consists 40 lots, or parcels, situate with the City Limits of the City Anaheim in the County of Orange State of California. That all the following lots or parcels were assessed on the assessment roofthe County of Orange for years in which there were linquent taxes against said property or any part or parts thereof. PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) For the Katella School District of Orange County, California for the school year ending June 30, 1941. I. Proposed Expenditures, 1940-41 A. Current Expense 1. Administration $30.00 2. Instruction 8,350.00 3. Operation of School Plant 2,000.00 4. Maintenance of School Plant 1,000.00 5. Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities 1,125.00 6. Fixed Charges 314.00 Total Current Expense $12,819.00 B. Capital Outlays 500.00 D. Undistributed Reserve 1,525.00 E. Total Proposed Expenditures for 1940-41 $14,844.00 IV. General Reserve for expenditure during 1941-42 700.00 V. Total Budget Requirement $15,544.00 VI. Net Total Available Balance and Estimated current receipts other than current district taxes 8,309.00 VII. Total Current District Taxes Required $7,235.00 A public hearing will be held on the above budget on August 5, 1940, at 7:30 p.m. at the schoolhouse. RAY ADKINSON, County Supt. of Schools. (Legal Notice) PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) For the Loara School District of Orange County, California for the school year ending June 30, 1941. I. Proposed Expenditures, 1940-41 A. Current Expense 1. Administration $75.00 2. Instruction 3,025.00 3. Operation of School Plant 2,000.00 4. Maintenance of School Plant 1,000.00 5. Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities 1,325.00 6. Fixed Charges 498.00 Total Current Expense $12,923.00 B. Capital Outlays 700.00 D. Undistributed Reserve 1,500.00 E. Total Proposed Expenditures for 1940-41 $15,123.00 IV. General Reserve for expenditure during 1941-42 2,000.00 V. Total Budget Requirement $17,123.00 VI. Net Total Available Balance and Estimated Current Receipts other than current district taxes 12,056.00 VII. Total Current District Taxes Required $5,067.00 A public hearing will be held on the above budget on August 2, 1940, at 7:30 p.m. at the schoolhouse. RAY ADKINSON, County Supt. of Schools. (Legal Notice) PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) For the Katella School District of Orange County, California for the school year ending June 30, 1941. I. Proposed Expenditures, 1940-41 A. Current Expense 1. Administration $30.00 2. Instruction 8,350.00 3. Operation of School Plant 2,000.00 4. Maintenance of School Plant 1,000.00 5. Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities 1,125.00 6. Fixed Charges 314.00 Total Current Expense $12,819.00 B. Capital Outlays 500.00 D. Undistributed Reserve 1,525.00 E. Total Proposed Expenditures for 1940-41 $14,844.00 IV. General Reserve for expenditure during 1941-42 700.00 V. Total Budget Requirement $15,544.00 VI. Net Total Available Balance and Estimated current receipts other than current district taxes 8,309.00 VII. Total Current District Taxes Required $7,235.00 A public hearing will be held on the above budget on August 5, 1940, at 7:30 p.m. at the schoolhouse. RAY ADKINSON, County Supt. of Schools. (Legal Notice) PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) For the Katella School District of Orange County, California for the school year ending June 30, 1941. I. Proposed Expenditures, 1940-41 A. Current Expense 1. Administration $30.00 2. Instruction 8,350.00 3. Operation of School Plant 2, V. Total Budget Requirement $17,123.00 VI. Net Total Available Balance and Estimated Current Receipts other than current district taxes 12,056.00 VII. Total Current District Taxes Required $5,067.00 A public hearing will be held on the above budget on August 2, 1940, at 7:30 p.m. at the schoolhouse. RAY ADKINSON, County Supt. of Schools. (Legal Notice) PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) For the Anaheim Union High School District of Orange County, California for the school year ending June 30, 1941. I. Proposed Expenditures, 1940-41 A. Current Expense 1. Administration $13,000.00 2. Instruction 136,000.00 3. Operation of School Plant 32,700.00 4. Maintenance of School Plant 15,500.00 5. Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities 10,000.00 6. Fixed Charges 5,000.00 Total Current Expense $212,200.00 B. Capital Outlays 37,000.00 C. Non-Bonded Debt Service 300.00 D. Undistributed Reserve 10,500.00 E. Total Proposed Expenditures for 1940-41 $260,000.00 IV. General Reserve for Expenditure During 1941-42 20,000.00 V. Total Budget Requirement $280,000.00 VI. Net Total Available Balance and Estimated Current Receipts other than current district taxes 132,030.00 VII. Total Current District Taxes Required $147,970.00 A public hearing will be held on the above budget on August 1, 1940 at 8:00 p.m. at the Anaheim Union High School. RAY ADKINSON, County Supt. of Schools. Conception W. Bleck 1938 to 1940 Inc. State of Californi SMITH AND DEAN RESULTS LOTS 5 AND 6. Year To Whom Assigned 1927 to 1933 Inc....W. L.M. 1934 to 1936 Inc. State of Californi 1937 to 1939 Inc. State of Californi c/o W. L.M. 1940 State of Californi SOUTH STREET TRACK LOT 23 Year To Whom Assigned 1930 to 1936 Inc. Theodore R. c/o B.N.A. 1937 to 1940 Inc. State of Californi TRACT NO. 217 BLOCK "B", LOT 9 Year To Whom Assigned 1930 to 1937 Inc., O.W.Co. 1938 to 1940 Inc. State of Californi TRACT NO. 221 BLOCK 5, LOT 3. Year To Whom Assigned 1929 to 1935 Inc. Frederick 1936 to 1940 Inc. State of Californi BLOCK 5, LOT 4. Year To Whom Assigned 1931 to 1937 Inc. Daniel H.Barni 1938 to 1940 Inc. State of Californi TRACT NO. 230 LOTS 25 AND 26. Year To Whom Assigned 1933 to 1939 Inc...Elmer S. 1940 State of Californi TRACT NO. 304 BLOCK 1, LOT 9. Year To Whom Assigned LEGAL NOTICE OFFICE OF THE TAX COLLECTOR OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE PLEASE READ THIS NOTICE IS HEREBY/GIVEN BY C. Lamb, as Tax Collector of the County of Orange, State of California, in accordance with the provisions of Section 3897d of the Real Code: It is hereby given that an agreement dated May 1940, has been made by the State Controller of the County of Orange, State of California, in accordance with the provisions of Section 3897d of the Real Code: At an agreement dated May 1940, has been made by the State Controller of the County of Orange, State of California, in accordance with the provisions of Section 3897d of the Real Code: That said Agreement has been received by the State Controller of the County of Orange, and that said Agreement is on file in the office of the said Board of Advisors; That said property, or any part thereof, may be redeemed as proof in said Section 3897d of the Local Code, within twenty-one days after the mailing and first location of this notice, which will be reeemed within said twenty-one days, the said Agreement be consummated and I will execute and deliver to the City of Anaheim a deed in accordance with said Section 3897d. And real property consists of lots, or parcels, situate within City Limits of the City of Anaheim in the County of Orange, State of California. That all of following lots or parcels were based on the assessment roll of County of Orange for the years in which there were deferred taxes against said property or any part or parts thereof. Legal Notice 1928 to 1934 Inc. .....Pamelia H. Mills 1935 to 1940 Inc. .....State of California BLOCK 1, LOT 12 Year To Whom Assessed 1932 William N. Miller 1933 and 1934, Church of the Nazarene c/o Wm. N. Miller 1935 to 1938 Inc. Church of the Nazarene 1939 and 1940...State of California BLOCK 2, LOT 4. Year To Whom Assessed 1931 to 1937 Inc....Seventh Day Adventist Assn. 1938 to 1940 Inc. State of California BLOCK 2, LOT 7. Year To Whom Assessed 1932 State of California c/o Fidelity Natl. Bank & Tr. Co. 1933 to 1938 Inc. Fidelity Natl. Bank & Tr. Co. 1939 and 1940...State of California BLOCK 2, LOT 12. Year To Whom Assessed 1927 to 1933 Inc. Pamelia H. Mills 1934 to 1940 Inc. State of California BLOCK 3, LOT 1. Year To Whom Assessed 1932 to 1938 Inc. Pamelia H. Mills 1928 to 1933 Inc....L. W. Hayes 1934 to 1940 Inc. State of California BLOCK 3, LOT 6. Year To Whom Assessed 1927 Pamelia H. Mills 1928 to 1933 Inc....L. W. Hayes 1934 to 1940 Inc. State of California BLOCK 5, LOT 1 Year To Whom Assessed 1928 to 1934 Inc....Irene P. Mills 1935 to 1940 Inc. State of California BLOCK 7, LOT 1. Year To Whom Assessed 1931 to 1937 Inc....C. H. Osborne 1938 to 1940 Inc. State of California TRACT NO. 423 BLOCK "A", LOT 1. Year To Whom Assessed 1930 to 1936 Inc, Alberta Rothaermel 1937 and 1938...State of California c/o John B. Ehlen 1939 and 1940, State of California TRACT NO. 549 BLOCK "A", LOTS 14, 15 AND 16 Year To Whom Assessed 1932 and 1933, J. Fred Sidebottom 1934 to 1938 Inc. Charles Findley, et al. 1939 and 1940, State of California BLOCK "B", LOT 10. Year To Whom Assessed 1931 and 1932, J. R. Gardiner et al. 1933 to 1937 Inc., J. G. Richardson 1938 to 1940 Inc. State of California TRACT NO. 640 LOT 9 Year To Whom Assessed 1931 Alfred Wells (Description changed in 1932) LOT 9, NLY. 50 FT. ONLY. Year To Whom Assessed 1932 to 1937 Inc., Marie De Long 1938 to 1940 Inc. State of California Dated this 11th Day of July, 1940. J. C. LAMB, as Tax Collector of the County of Orange, State of California, Pub. July 11/18/25 and August 1st, 1940. Central Labor Body To Support Johnson In a resolution praising Senator Hiram W. Johnson's record of service to labor, the Orange County Central Labor union at a regular BECONSUMMATED AND I WILL EXECUTE AND DELIVER TO THE CITY OF ANAHEIM A DEED OF IN ACCORDANCE WITH SAID ON 3897D. AND REAL PROPERTY CONSISTS OF LOTS, OR PARCELS, SITUATE WITHIN CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, OF California. That all of following lots or parcels were used on the assessment roll of County of Orange for the taxes against said property any part or parts thereof allows: ANAHEIM HOME TRACT LOT 18 To Whom Assessed to 1937 Inc. Pauline Waismark to 1940 Inc. State of California ENTERPRISE TRACT BLOCK 1, E. 141.51 FT. OF LOT "B" To Whom Assessed Jos. P. Mayhew to 1935 Inc. Jos. P. Mayhew, Est. to 1940 Inc. State of California KOEFFLER TRACT LY. 100 FT.—SLY. 255 FT. E. 125 FT. To Whom Assessed to 1937 Inc....A. F. Zurilgen Marie Zurilgen and 1940...State of California LORELLI TRACT BLOCK "D", LOT 28 To Whom Assessed to 1938 Inc., Willard M. Criss and 1940, State of California MARY GOODMAN TRACT LOT 13 To Whom Assessed to 1935 Inc.....Juan Alfara to 1940 Inc. State of California MILES RANCHO LOT 15, W. 40 FT. ONLY. To Whom Assessed Lena Ludakeng c/o Sec. 1st Natl. Bank of L.A. to 1938 Inc....Bank Sec. 1st Natl. of L.A. et al Tr. and 1940...State of California ORIGINAL CITY LOTS LOT 59, W. ½ ONLY. To Whom Assessed to 1934 Inc.—Conception W. Bleecher c/o J. W. Bleecher to 1937 Inc. Conception W. Bleecher to 1940 Inc. State of California SMITH AND DEAN RESUB LOTS 5 AND 6. To Whom Assessed to 1933 Inc....W. L. Morris to 1936 Inc. State of California to 1939 Inc. State of California c/o W. L. Morris State of California SOUTH STREET TRACT LOT 23 To Whom Assessed to 1938 Inc....Irene P. Mills 1935 to 1940 Inc. State of California BLOCK 7, LOT 1. To Whom Assessed 1931 to 1937 Inc....C. H. Osborne 1938 to 1940 Inc. State of California TRACT NO. 351 BLOCK "A", LOT 16. To Whom Assessed 1923 J. T. Johnson, et al. 1924—Wm. H. McCausland, et al. 1925 to 1928 Inc., Grace M. Walter 1929 Martha M. Brewer 1930 to 1940 Inc. State of California TRACT NO. 372 BLOCK "D", LOT 16 To Whom Assessed 1930 to 1936 Inc., Harry A. Musser 1937 to 1940 Inc. State of California TRACT NO. 422 BLOCK 4, LOTS 14 AND 15. To Whom Assessed 1933 to 1939 Inc. Pamelia H. Mills c/o Sam Josephson 1940 State of California BLOCK 4, LOT 21. To Whom Assessed 1931 L. L. Mennes 1932 to 1937 Inc. Business and Professional DIRECTORY Frank's Clock Shop 106 South Los Angeles Street For Dependable Watch and Clock Repairing Also a Full Line of Jewelry When You Need a TAXI CALL JESS PHONE PICKWICK CAB VALENCIA HOTEL 4822 Corner Lemon and Center Out-of-Town Trips a Specialty 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.C. LAMB, as Tax Collector of the County of Orange State of California Pub. July 11/18/25 and August 1st, 1940. Central Labor Body To Support Johnson In a resolution praising Senator Hiram W. Johnson's record of service to labor, the Orange County Central Labor union, at a regular meeting Monday night, went on record as endorsing the veteran legislator for reelection to the United States senate. FORD SPEAKS TONIGHT John Anson Ford, candidate for the office of United States senator from California, will speak in Santa Ana at 8 o'clock at College Hall on the junior college campus, this evening. The meeting will be under the joint auspices of the Democratic central committee, the Democratic association, and the Young Democrats of Santa Ana. Business and Professional DIRECTORY Conception W. Bleecher State of California SMITH AND DEAN RESUB LOTS 5 AND 6. To Whom Assessed 1933 Inc. W. L. Morris 1936 Inc. State of California 1939 Inc. State of California c/o W. L. Morris State of California SOUTH STREET TRACT LOT 23 To Whom Assessed 1936 Inc., William Mehrgut 1940 Inc. State of California VINEYARD LOT D-5 BLOCK "H" LOTS 26 AND 27 To Whom Assessed 1936 Inc. Theodore Roberts c/o B. N. Ashley 1940 Inc. State of California TRACT NO. 217 BLOCK "B", LOT 9 To Whom Assessed 1937 Inc., O. W. Coleman 1940 Inc. State of California TRACT NO. 221 BLOCK 5, LOT 3. To Whom Assessed 1935 Inc. Frederick Harris 1940 Inc. State of California BLOCK 5, LOT 4. To Whom Assessed 1937 Inc. Daniel H. Barneburg 1940 Inc. State of California TRACT NO. 230 LOTS 25 AND 26. To Whom Assessed 1939 Inc., Elmer S. Taylor State of California TRACT NO. 304 BLOCK 1, LOT 9. To Whom Assessed PICKWICK CAB VALENCIA HOTEL 4822 Corner Lemon and Center Out-of-Town Trips a Specialty HOMER A. NELSON, Opt. D. Optometrist Phone 3104 114 N. Lemon St. Anaheim, California Dr.C.O.Patterson Optometrist 109 S.LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM,CAL. MILK ----- Delivered to your Door each morning. PHONE ACACIA DAIRY ANAHEIM FOR PRINTING OF CHARACTER AT MODERATE RATE ANAHEIM GAZETTE PHONE 2414 259 East Center Street 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