anaheim-gazette 1940-08-08

Alien Registering Starts August 27 Orange County Estimated to Have About 24,000 Non-Citizens August 27 has been set as the date for the start of registration and fingerprinting of all aliens in Orange county, it has been announced. The work of registering and fingerprinting aliens will be done at all first and second class post offices and such others that may later be designated for the activity. Orange county has approximately 24,000 aliens, based upon 1930 census figures. Of the total, about 16,000 are Mexicans. Regular postal employees will handle the work of registering and fingerprinting, it was said. President Roosevelt signed the Alien Registration act on June 28. The law requires that all aliens must register and that all over 14 must be fingerprinted. Parents or guardians must register for minors. Aliens are also required to notify the commissioner of immigration within five days of a change in address. Alien visitors must notify the commissioner of their whereabouts each three months. Franklin Davis, U. S. immigration inspector in Orange county, said that the law sets up penalties of a fine not to exceed $1000 and a jail term of six months or both for failure to register. Those who fail to notify the commissioner's office of a change in address are liable to a fine not to exceed $100 and a 30-day jail term or both. Under certain circumstances aliens who fail to register may be deported. MORE ABOUT (Continued from Page 1) Procurement Plan Harry Welch, Paul A. Palmer and Dr. Gordon M. Grundy. Orange: Hugh T. Thomson, chairman; Geo. H. Bartley, Albert R. Benson, Carl E. Schroeder, Paul G. Muench, Louis A. Bortz and Dr. Thomas B. Rhone. McFadden Chairman Placentia: Ralph McFadden, chairman; William H. Barton, S. James Tuffree, Dr. Edward H. Brunemelier, and Virgil C. Stocking. San Juan Capistrano: Major J. W. Woeldridge, chairman; Clarence Brown, John W. Keresey, H. L. Remmers and Dr. Paul H. Esslinger. Santa Ana: Charles D. Swanner, chairman; Bob Fernandez, L. W. Elodget, Plummer W. Burns, John B. Casteix, Allison Honer, George Hubbard, Edwin T. McFadden, M. B. Wellington, Lawrence Platt, C. Bert Allen and Dr. Edward Lee Russell. Seal Beach: Elmer J. Hughes, chairman; Edward L. Kupferle, Raymond T. Moffitt and Dr. L. F. Whittaker. Tustin: Charles Vance, chairman; Judge Dwight T. Hayden, Bennie W. Osterman and Dr. F. W. Weston. Peculiar problems of a proud, punctilious prince. What made him challenge his cousin to meet him in a law court instead of the field of honor - - and why did he demand that his cousin's two wives, past and present, quit calling themselves princesses? Read about this royal rumps in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER. Ad. WILLIAM O. HARKER Funeral services for William Harker, 24, who died Sunday the home of his parents, Mrs. E. B. Harker, sr., 11 Center street, were conducted Tuesday afternoon from the Campbell & Kaulbars chapel Francis E. Hawes of Fuller-ficiated and burial was made Loma Vista cemetery. Harker, a native of Pavia, came to Anaheim with parents about 19 years ago attended schools in this city sides his parents, he leaves widow, Mrs. Melvina Hark daughter, Patricia Alice brothers, Earl Harker of A and E. B. Harker, Jr., of field, and three sisters; Mr Pugh of Coalinga; Mrs Elliott of Anaheim; and Harker of Anaheim. Buy now and Buy in PENNEY'S Red Star FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THESE BARGAINS AVAILABLE ONLY IN AN MEN'S COOL Sport Shirts New Novelty Fabric short sleeves 77¢ Small, med., large sizes MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Grey Covert Blue Covert 59¢ "A BIG BARGAIN" Come Early! SAVE MEN'S WORK GLOVES Leather Palm 25¢ Knit Wrist Per pair Cotton Canvas Work Gloves, 2 pair 15¢ CLOSE OUT Men's Sport Shoes Brown and White $2.77 Leather or Crepe Soles GLOVES Leather Palm Knit Wrist Per pair ... 25¢ Cotton Canvas Work Gloves, 2 pair 15¢ SHOES Brown and White $2.77 Leather or Crepe Soles SAVE BARGAIN! MENS WORK SHOES Sturdy! Long Wearing! Composition Soles sizes 6 to 12 $189 per. REDUCED! Boys' Dressy Wash Slacks Sanforized Cool, summer colors Size 8 to 16 77¢ SHOP AT PENNEY'S EVERY SATURDAY FOR RED STAR Free parking for our customers in rear of Store also back door entrance. Obituaries WILLIAM O. HARKER Funeral services for William O. Marker, 24, who died Sunday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Harker, sr., 1122 West Center street, were conducted Tuesday afternoon from the Backs, Campbell & Kaulbars chapel. Rev. Francis E. Hawes of Fullerton associated and burial was made in Roma Vista cemetery. Harker, a native of Pennsylvania, came to Anaheim with his parents about 19 years ago and attended schools in this city. Besides his parents, he leaves his widow, Mrs. Melvina Harker; a daughter, Patricia Alice; two brothers, Earl Harker of Anaheim and E. B. Harker, Jr., of Bakerfield, and three sisters, Mrs. Earlaugh of Coalinga; Mrs. Orville Elliott of Anaheim, and Helenarker of Anaheim. Buy now and Buy in Anaheim! Six Parties Hold Place on Ballot Six political parties have qualified for places on the August primary election ballot in California, it was disclosed this week by Basil J. Smith, county clerk. The ballot will carry names of the Republican, Democrat, Townsend, Prohibition, Progressive and Communist parties. Socialists did not qualify. In Orange county, however, only the Republican, Democrat and Townsend parties have candidates in the field, so voters of the other parties must write in the names of any candidates for whom they wish to vote. Such votes, if cast for a Republican or Democrat candidate, however, would not be counted for such candidates in the totals of their own respective party primaries. ONLY 2 MORE DAYS Saturday is the last day of the Florsheim Sale—your last chance to take advantage of this real money-saving event. Every Florsheim Shoe in the store is included—and when it's over, there won't be another one this year! *Extra Value YUNGBLUTH'S Open Sundays for your Convenience 344 WEST CENTER STREET FRIDAY PRICE MEANS NOTHING—UNLESS that Quality is remembered long/afte always, WELL KNOWN BRANDS Butter Chall'ge lb. 35¢ Solid lb. 32¢ Danish lb. 36¢ Rancho SOUPS 10½-oz. can 4 for 19¢ COFFEE Del-Maiz CORN 12-oz. Can 10¢ BORAX SOAP CUDAHY'S Tang Luncheon Meat 12-oz. can 22¢ GOLD MEDAL WHEATIES 10½¢ OAKIT LIBBY'S VIENNA SAUSAGE No. ½ Can 8¢ ALL Flavors GOLD MEDAL Flour 24½-lb. Bag 98¢ (Sperry 24½-lb. bag 93c) *Extra Value YUNGBLUTH'S BARGAINS SPECIAL SELLING ONLY IN ANAHEIM STORE WORK RTS rt 59¢ ARGAIN" Early! Work Shoe LACES 40-inch Strong glazed Cotton finish 1¢ pr. They'll go fast at this low price. Hurry! SAVE WOMEN'S WHITE SHOES Must Go! Take your choice of one large group Pumps $150 Oxford's Straps GOLD MEDAL WHEATIES 10½¢ LIBBY'S SAUSAGE No. ½ Can 8¢ GOLD MEDAL Flour 24½-lb. Bag (Sperry 24½-lb. bag 93c) LIBBY'S MEAT No.¼ Can 3 for 10¢ LINDSAY OLIVES PINT (Qt. 22c)¹ 12¢ Tillamook Cheese 20 FORMAY 3-lb. Can 43¢ PAR CONC. SOAP Large pkg. 19¢ LUER HY GRADE HAMS OR Cudahy's Tendered Puritan Skinned HAMS Whole or Half 24¢ Cudahy's Tendered Gold Coin HAMS Picnic Style 10¢ CUDAHY'S BACON SQUARES 10¢ Cudahy's Eastern — Any Size Piece REX BACON 17¢ SHOES Must Go! Take your choice of one large group Pumps $150 Oxford Straps pr. SAVE NEW SHIPMENT Women's Gaymode Pure SILK HOSIERY Full Fashioned Newest shades Pair 59¢ OR RED STAR BARGAINS! Phone 3511 Penney's ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Your Shoes Free if We Fall to 'SMILE' CUDAHY'S BACON SQUARES Cudahy's Eastern — Any Size Piece REX BACON CUDAHY'S GOLD COIN SLICED BACON BARTLETT PEARS 4...lbs...15¢ FINE FLAVORED GRAVENSTEIN APPLES 8...lbs...25¢ NO. 1 BURBANK POTATOES 10...lbs...25¢ (74c Lug, 36 lbs. or more) TOP 'N SHOP MARKET LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED 344 WEST CENTER Open Sundays for your Coavenience FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Corner W. Center and Helena St. THING—UNLESS IT IS LINKED WITH QUALITY—We know remembered long after price is forgotten...that's why we feature, DOWN BRANDS OF UNVARYING QUALITY. HOLLY Sugar 10 lb 50¢ (C & H CANE 10-lb. cloth bag 52c) FOR 19¢ COFFEE FOLGER'S 1-lb. can 23½¢ VAN CAMPS PORK AND BEANS 3 FOR 19¢ 10¢ BORAX SOAP CHIPS Large pkg. 21¢ EXCELSIOR COFFEE CREAM ¼-pt. bottle 8¢ ancheon Meat 22½¢ 12-oz. can LOG CABIN Syrup Small Can 14¢ (LARGE CAN 34c) 10½¢ OAKITE 2 FOR 21¢ EXCELSIOR GRADE A MILK Quart bottle 10¢ 8¢ ALL Flavors KOOL-AID 3 FOR 10¢ DASH Large pkg. 21¢ Giant Size 42¢ 98¢ Fresh Grade A Eggs 29¢ (Grade A Medium, doz. 26c) 10½¢ OAKITE 2 for 21¢ EXCELSIOR GRADE A MILK Quart bottle 10¢ ALL Flavors KOOL-AID 3 for 10¢ DASH Large pkg. 21¢ Giant Size 42¢ 98¢ Fresh Grade A Eggs 29¢ (Grade A Medium, doz. 26c) for 10¢ M. J. B. Or. Pekoe TEA ¼-lb. pkg. (1½-lb. 37c) 19¢ CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN SOUP 2 for 19¢ 12¢ PILLSBURY PANCAKE FLOUR Large pkg. 15½¢ PILLSBURY BEST FLOUR 10-lb. bag 41¢ 20½¢ lb PEANUT Butter 10¢ lb (Bring Container) 43¢ A-1 Salad or ELBOW Macaroni 1-lb pkg 11¢ (2-lb. pkg. 21c) SUNSWEET TENDERIZED PRUNES 2-lb pkg 13¢ 19¢ WOOD-BURY Soap 4 for 22¢ STOP 'N SHOP MKT. COFFEE lb. 12¢ Values in Meats SPRING AVERAGE 4 to 5 LBS. LEG OF LAMB 28¢ lb SHOULDER LAMB ROAST 20¢ lb BABY BEEF BRISKET BOIL 10¢ lb FRESH PORK ROAST 10¢ lb 10¢ 17¢ 20¢ BABY BEEF BRISKET BOIL 10¢ FRESH PORK ROAST 10¢ FRESH GROUND BEEF 18¢ JERSEY SWEET POTATOES 3 ... lbs. ... 10¢ FRESH FULL POD LIMA BEANS 3 ... lbs. 14¢ SOLID FINE FLAVORED TOMATOES 3 ... lbs. ... 10¢ SOLID CRISP LETTUCE 2 ... for ... 5¢ LARGE SIZE ELBERTA PEACHES 4 ... lbs. ... 15¢ SWEET GLOBE O' GOLD 4 ... for ... 15¢ CANTALOUPES