anaheim-gazette 1940-08-22

Voters Awaiting Primary Election Polls Will Be Open Tuesday Between 6 in Morning and 7 at Night (Continued from Page 1) Democratic county central committee from the third district are Robbie Anderson, Mary Ella Coons, Robert Cal Ewing, Charles E. Riordan and Timothy F. Shea. Election of a superior court judge for department three is a certainty, barring a tie, with only Kenneth E. Morrison, Santa Ana attorney, and Harry C. Westover, incumbent, in the contest. Four Men in Race The third district supervisorial race has four contestants. They are James A. Baker, Anaheim rancher, David T. Beat of Anaheim, George Candee of Buena Park and Harry D. Riley, of Anaheim, the incumbent. Anaheim precincts and polling places are as follows: No. 1—Horace Mann school, 915 North Palm street. No. 2—La Palma school, 317 East La Palma avenue. No. 3—Frederick B. Morley's garage, 501 North East street. No. 4—L. A. Fisher's garage, 225 East Wilhelmina street. No. 5—Paxton's garage, 702 North Lemon street. No. 6—J. W. Redeffer's garage, 307 West North street. No. 7—J. W. Price's garage, 615 West Cypress street. No. 8—Eger Realty office, 1009 North West street. No. 9—Fremont school, 608 West Center street. No. 10—Colonial Apts., 149 Jury Committees To Be Announced Committee appointments were expected to be the principal work of the Orange county grand jury's second session, scheduled for today at the court house. The selections will be announced by H. M. Bergen of Fullerton, foreman. The jury was impaneled last Thursday by Presiding Judge Franklin G. West and Harry D. Hyde of Balboa was named secretary. The body will meet each Thursday. Handling the major part of the work through committees is expected to be the procedure followed this year as it was last year. It was indicated that the jury expects to sit most of the coming year. Orange Bank Buys School’s Warrants The First National bank of Orange this week purchased $25,000 worth of tax-anticipation warrants against the Fullerton union high school. The bank asked two percent interest and offered a $10 premium. The warrants are issued against anticipated income of $113,000 from average daily attendance contributions from the state. He that does good for good’s sake, seeks neither praise nor reward, but he is sure of both in the end. William Penn. MORE ABOUT Rev. Earl R. Berg (Continued from page 1) While at Buhl, Rev. Berg was interested in civic as well as nominal enterprises. He was a member of the state board of Idaho Baptist convention; moderator, Central Baptist association of Idaho; chairman, state ordination committee; director, Idaho Baptist boys camp; member, sociation Evangelistic committee president, Buhl Ministerial association; chairman, boys and girls committee of the Buhl Kiwanu club; member, Buhl Senior Chamber of Commerce, and a member of the local relief committee. In New Home Mrs. Berg is a graduate of Mounds Midway School of Nursing at St. Paul, Minn., and for two years was college nurse at Linfield college. The new minister and his wife moved into their new home at 9 North Dickel street today, and were greatly surprised to find completely furnished and a dinning already prepared. Members of the Conquest class of the Sunday School planned and prepared dinner under the leadership Mrs. Horace Hempshall. There's no defeat, in truth, said from within; Unless you're beaten there, you bound to win! —Henry Aust Mere knowledge is comparatively worthless unless digested into practical wisdom and common sense as applied to the affairs of life. Secret study, silent thought, is after all, the mightiest agent in human affairs. Channing. He that does good for good's sake, seeks neither praise nor reward, but he is sure of both in the end. William Penn. PETER H. "Pete" FUNK DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY 75th DISTRICT Hire a business man to look after your official business. 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Obtainable at: CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM in Church Edifice at Philadelphia and Chratres Streets Ralph Nicodemus Supports Kuchel Brea Americanization Leader and Democrat Praises Senate Aspirant "We want Americanism in our government, therefore we should elect Americans to public office," was the vigorous declaration today of Ralph Nicodemus, well-known Brea Democrat and Americanization leader, who predicted the election of Thomas H. Kuchel to the state senate. Leader in the Amercian Legion's Americanization program in Orange county, and newly-appointed chairman of the national defense committee in his home community, Nicodemus said he would support Kuchel at the primary election, August 27, "because he is the kind of American I mean; the kind who stands squarely for Americanism; who is American in spirit as well as in name." Nicodemus praised the record of Kuchel as an assemblyman. "We always knew where he stood. He never temporized nor compromised with any person or issue that savored of the subversive. His support of the measure that prohibits use of school buildings for meetings of Communists was a fair sample of his attitude," said the Brea veteran. "When we have that kind of an American available for public office, I say we are to be congratulated," he added, especially when we find such Americanism linked to a lot of legislative ability and sound judgment, as shown by Kuchel's economy record, his procurement of flood relief financing, his fight against SRA maladministration, and many other Pastor Will Speak At Wesley Church Rev. G. Carroll Rector, pastor of the Wesley Methodist church, will preach at the 11 o'clock service Sunday on the subject, "The Spirit of God in the Present Situation." The church will participate in the union church service at the city park amphiteater at 6 o'clock. The church school will hold a picnic Friday in the city park, children to assemble at 4 o'clock. Games and amusements will be furnished. At 6 o'clock the older members of the school will join the children in a potluck dinner. Joseph H. Burson Called by Death Funeral services were conducted yesterday for Joseph H. Burson, 87, who died Monday night at the family home on Placentia avenue, after an extended illness. The services were held at the Hilgenfeld funeral home under the auspices of the Christian Science church. The ritual of the Masonic lodge was read at the graveside in Anaheim cemetery. Burson had resided in Anaheim for 20 years and was a member of Anaheim Masonic Lodge No. 207. He is survived by his wife, Ella C. Burson; one son, Arthur Edward Burson of Huntington Park; two brothers, Willis Burson of Fillmore and Albert Burson of Los Angeles; a grand-daughter, Mrs. Wendell Schooling of Huntington Park, and a great-grandson. On the basis of spring training, West Virginia will not have a single 200-pounder in its regular football lineup. South Coast Area May Join District Annexation Requirements: Set Forth by Director of MWD This Week Five Orange county south areas, including the city of guna Beach, all of which made application for annexation to The Metropolitan Water district of Southern California order to secure urgently new supplies of Colorado river duct water, this week were filed by the district board of officers that their applications were given consideration. In setting forth the terms to which these five south coast areas may be accepted as parts of Metropolitan Water district board stated that it would find necessary for these areas to organize themselves into one territorial unit of a type which leaves may join the district. The will further be required to to the district a sum of money equal to the total tax contributions which they would have had they been parts of the district since its organization, the district stipulated. South coast areas which made official requests for annexation to the water district area guna Beach Water district, South Coast County Water district, Port Beach Irrigation district Newport Heights Irrigation district and the Fairview Flood Water company. Together these areas represent an assessed valuation of approximately $9,000 per tax records reveal. Help Build Anaheim; Join Chamber of Commerce. MORE ABOUT Rev. Earl R. Berg continued from page 1) He is member of the state board of Baptist convention; moderator of Baptist association; chairman, state ordinance committee; director, Idaho boys camp; member, assistant Evangelistic committee; chairman, boys and girlstee of the Buhl Kiwanis member, Buhl Senior Cham Commerce, and a member local relief committee. In New Home Berg is a graduate of Midway School of Nurs-St. Paul, Minn., and for two years was college nurse at Linfield new minister and his wife into their new home at 937 Dickel street today, and greatly surprised to find it totally furnished and a dinner prepared. Members of the best class of the Sunday planned and prepared under the leadership of Sorace Hempshall. Is no defeat, in truth, save within; you're beaten there, you're d to win! —Henry Austin. buildings for meetings of Communists was a fair sample of his attitude," said the Brea veteran. "When we have that kind of an American available for public office, I say we are to be congratulated," he added, especially when we find such Americanism linked to a lot of legislative ability and sound judgment, as shown by Kuchel's economy record, his procurement of flood relief financing, his fight against SRA maladministration, and many other achievements. "Like others who have been close to Americanization work, I know there is a real problem in this state, more serious than many realize. The character of our lawmakers, therefore, is highly important. In the state senate we want Americans. I think there is no doubt of Thomas Kuchel's election, but I think also that we might just as well make sure of it at the primary." Pedro Barron Faces Charge After Crash Two persons were injured and Pedro Barron, 32, of Anaheim, Rt. 1, Box 251-A, was charged with felony drunk driving and failure to make a boulevard stop as the result of an automobile accident shortly before 9 o'clock Sunday night at the intersection of 101 highway and Ball road, south of Anaheim, according to reports of the California highway patrol. Those hurt were Miss Elizabeth Gilbert, 18, of La Canada, and Simon Correa, of Stanton. Barron, officers charged, failed to make the boulevard stop and crashed into a car operated by Charles R. Lundy, 21, of Alhambra. He posted a $250 bond pending his appearance in Anaheim justice court on August 29. By means of a new system of wiring accessory lights, depressing the toe button on the floorboard of the car eliminates only the right accessory light, leaving some illumination on the road, but away from the eyes of the approaching driver. Buy Now and Buy in Anaheim! RANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATERS "The PLACE TO GO" All Theaters Every "Super-Pay-Me" It Pays Mon. and Thurs. Nite To Play HE IS SURVIVED BY HIS WIFE, Ella C. Burson; one son, Arthur Edward Burson of Huntington Park; two brothers, Willis Burson of Fillmore and Albert Burson of Los Angeles; a grand-daughter, Mrs. Wendell Schooling of Huntington Park, and a great-grandson. On the basis of spring training, West Virginia will not have a single 200-pounder in its regular football lineup. THESE BARGAINS AVAILABLE REPRICED MEN'S SHOES Smart brown & white Oxfords. All priced to clear, fellows select yours at only—$2.00 pr. SAVE MEN'S Matched Sets Here fellows is a real buy, heavyweight Khakii cloth in suntan or green pants—$1.49 pr. Shirts to Match at 98c ea. ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATERS "THE PLACE TO GO" All Theaters Every "Super-Pay-Me" It Pays Mon. and Thurs. Nite To Play WEST COAST Santa Ana Phone 858 6:30-9. Adm. 40c. Child, 10c NOW PLAYING RK GABLE SPENCER TRACY CLAUDETTE COLBERT HEDY LAMARR in "BOOM TOWN" Next Attraction LIAM POWELL—MYRNA LOY in "I LOVE YOU AGAIN" FOX FULLERTON Phone 267 Tomorrow (Sat. Aug. 24) ENEEN THE DALTONS RODE" also "PRIVATE AFFAIRS" Mon. Tues. (August 25-26-27) THE MAN I MARRIED" also "SAILOR'S LADY" Wednesday Only — All Seats 20c PTAIN BLOOD" also "THE DARK VICTORY" Ss. Frl. Sat. (August 29-30-31) THE GREAT McGINTY" "BLONDIE HAS SERVANT TROUBLE" NEW ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 Today & Tomorrow (Aug. 23-24) THE MARINES FLY HIGH" also STRANGER FROM TEXAS" Sun. & Mon., (Aug. 25-26) "The MAN FROM DAKOTA" also "CONGO MAISIE" Tues., Wed., Thurs., (Aug. 27-28-29) VIRGINIA CITY" also "THREE CHEERS FOR THE IRISH" Broadway Santa Ana Phone 300 Matinee at 1:45. Mon. to Sat.—25c Eve. 6:30 and 9:00—40c Children 10c Always ENDS TODAY (FRI., Aug. 23) "CROSS COUNTRY ROMANCE" also "LADIES MUST LOVE" STARTS SAT. (AUG. 24) ERROL FLYNN In "THE SEA HAWK" also "RIVERS END" NEXT ATTRACTION—BING CROSBY—MARY MARTIN in "RHYTHM ON THE RIVER" FOX ANAHEIM PHONE 3602 Eve. 6:45 and 9 — 30c — Child, 10c Ends Tomorrow (Sat. Aug. 24) "The GREAT MCGINTY" Also "BLONDIE HAS SERVANT TROUBLE" Sun. Mon. Tues. (Aug. 25-26-27) "MONEY AND THE WOMAN" also "GIRL FROM GOD'S COUNTRY" Wed. to Sat. (Aug 28-29-30-31) 'The RETURN of FRANK JAMES' also "ANNE OF WINDY POPLARS" CASH CLUB EVERY NITE ADULTS 15¢ Any Time MEN'S Matched Sets Here fellows is a real buy, heavy weight Khakii cloth in suntan or green pants—$1.49 pr. Shirts to Match at 98¢ ea. SAVE A STEAL! GIRLS' CRASH PLAYALLS ONLY 11 LEFT You will have to come early to get in on this. 25¢ Shop at PENNEY'S every Friday & S Free parking for our customers in rear of Store also back door entrance South Coast Area May Join District Annexation Requirements are Set Forth by Directors of MWD This Week MOTORIST JAILED Antonio M. Mendoza was sentenced to 10 days in the county jail on a drunk charge and 30 days in jail on a drunk driving charge after he had pleaded guilty Monday before Justice of the Peace Charles Kuchel. The terms run consecutively. TRI-STATE PICNIC The annual fall reunion former residents of Kentucky Tennessee and Arkansas will held all day Saturday, August in Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles. Each state will have own section of the park and open county registers, serve coffees and supply silk souvenir badges. Want to Play and ---Get Paid for It? Want to be a second Winchell? Have you a nose for the unusual? Are your eyes wide open, and do you take in what you see about you? Would you like to be paid for what you see? Then, be sure to read the front page news story in next week's Anaheim Gazette, telling all about the new kind of contest that will appear here for the first time in Anaheim's history. No skill required—all you need do is be observant and record what you see. For details— It will pay to Keep your eyes Wide Open! Be Sure to Read Front Page Contest Announcement Next Week. NEY'S Red Star BARGAINS SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY Selling starts 9 A.M. Sharp BARGAINS AVAILABLE ONLY IN ANAHEIM STORE LADIES' WHITE SHOES All ladies' white shoes repriced. Smart ties, straps and oxfords. Repriced to clear at $1.00 pr. KIDDIES White Straps All kiddies white straps and pumps are reduced to clear—See them at Penney's at only $1.00 pr. SAVE MEN'S WORK STRAWS There is still plenty of hot weather left select a light weight straw hat at only 25¢ ea. APRONS!! Aprons of all Types —Kitchen Aprons —Tea Aprons —Cocktail Aprons They all go at 21¢ MEN'S WORK STRAWS There is still plenty of hot weather left select a light weight straw hat at only 25¢ ea. APRONS!! Aprons of all Types —Kitchen Aprons —Tea Aprons —Cocktail Aprons They all go at 21¢ SAVE GIRLS' SMARTALLS Final Reduced for Clearaway 37¢ RAYON DAMASK PILLOW TOPS 18x25 inches and 22x25 inches Limited quantity—only 2¢ every Friday & Saturday for RED STAR Bargains Phone 3511 customers in back door entrance. Penney's ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA "Your Shoes Free if We Fail to 'SMILE'"