anaheim-gazette 1940-09-05

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Closing time for all classified ads, Wednesday, 5:00 P.M. EMPLOYMENT OFFERED ALL you need is a car and willingness to work and advance financially. Call at 584 Van Bilber, Orange Friday evening between 7 and 9. REPRESENTATIVE WANTED — To look after our magazine subscription interests in Anaheim and vicinity. Every family orders subscriptions. Hundreds of dollars are spent for them each fall and winter in this vicinity. Instructions and equipment free. Guaranteed lowest rates on all periodicals, domestic and foreign. Represent oldest magazine agency in water world of its own. There is more envolved than just fish swimming around in a bowl. The remarkable breeding habits of the inhabitants which take place undisturbed by capacity, if in proper surroundings, and the beautiful shapes and colors of the attractive little fellows are creating hundreds of new fish “fans” every day. Five large public aquariums now maintain permanent exhibits of small tropical fishes; two are found in Chicago, one in San Francisco, one in Philadelphia and one in New York. Tropical fish are sold and shipped the length and breadth of the United States. The fascinating hobby of keeping a collection of toy fish has also reached considerable proportions in England and Germany. This hobby is a pleasant one requiring so little time and labor; fishes are neither noisy nor dirty, they don’t track mud into the house nor scatter birdseed around. A little reading and observations is all that is necessary. Some species build nests and guard the eggs and babies. The Egyptian mouth breeder carries its eggs in its mouth, taking no food until the eggs are hatched and then in... EMPLOYMENT OFFERED ALL you need is a car and willingness to work and advance financially. Call at 584 Van Blbber, Orange, Friday evening between 7 and 9. REPRESENTATIVE WANTED — To look after our magazine subscription interests in Anaheim and vicinity. Every family orders subscriptions. Hundreds of dollars are spent for them each fall and winter in this vicinity. Instructions and equipment free. Guaranteed lowest rates on all periodicals, domestic and foreign. Represent oldest magazine agency in the United States. Start a growing and permanent business in whole or spare time. Address MOORE-COTTRELL, Inc., Naples Road, North Cohooton, New York. INSTRUCTIONS FLORAL ART WORK evening class being formed. A complete course. Enroll now! Write Box 22, Anaheim Gazette. MISC. FOR SALE AVOCADO Trees for sale. Fuerte and Pueblo varieties; pecans; citrus. Large work horse for rent. Sherwood Ranch, 1519 E. Chapman Ave., Fullerton. REAL ESTATE—ACREAGE 34 ACRE—Close In. Bargain. 604 N. Olive. RENTALS FURNISHED—Apartment. Nice location for teachers. Lower; cool private bath; electrolux; mar. 325 So. Claudina. "HAVEN OF REST" Home — Good clean beds, plenty of good food, 24-hr. service. Nurse's care. 758 N. Claudina St. Phone 4218. ROOM—Nicely furn. front bedroom. Large; clean; comfortable. Gentleman preferred. 118 W. Broadway. $2.75 wk.-Large, cool, right-front bedroom. Nicely furnished; close in to town. 239 N. Lemon. $10.00 MONTH—Large, left, front bedroom. Cool; close in to town; men preferred. 322 W. Broadway. $25.00-$27.50 — Apartments; single; beautifully furnished; roll-a-way beds; frigidaire; utilities paid; gar-Shaw Apartments, cor. Center & Helena. WRITER'S SERVICE WRITER: Will review and type Radioscript, Stories, Plays. Rates reasonable. Box M-Q, Anaheim Gazette. Anaheim Graduates Seek Higher Work (Continued from Page 1) field, Edwin Wisser, Betty Zitzman. Santa Ana junior college: Francis Braddock, Charles Carr, Bill Helling, Donald Holly, John McClary, Alfred Mills, Maure Mills, U.C.L.A.: Robert Barnes, Colorado School of Mines: Stan- (Sept. Through 12) FRIDAY 11:15 KVOE, The 4 Ink Spots 15:15 KVOE, Sports Guide 5:30 KNX, Grand Cent. Station 6:00 KFI, Don Ameche & Co. 6:30 KNX, Al Pearce Gang KFI, Alec Templeton Time 7:30 KVOE, The Lone Ranger 8:00 KVOE, Kitchen Kwiz 8:30 KFI, Death Valley Days 9:45 KVOE, Hollywood Legion Stadium Fights SATURDAY 9:15 KVOE, The Monitor Views the news. 10:00 KFI, I'm An American 12:00 KVOE, Lest We Forget 3:00 KNX, People's Platform 4:00 KFI, Listener's Playhouse 4:30 KVOE, Nobody's Children Movie Star Guests 5:30 KVOE, Operatic Pop Concert Cesare Sodero, conductor 5:45 KNX, Sat. Nite Serenade 6:00 KVOE, World's Fair Party 6:30 KFI, Truth or Consequence 7:00 KNX, Marriage Club KFI, Barn Dance 7:30 KVOE, Cranium Crackers—Quiz. 8:00 KNX, Your Hit Parade 10:00 KVOE, Freddy Nagel SUNDAY 8:00 KECA, Music Hall 8:30 KFI, Wings over America 9:00 KVOE, March of Health 10:15 KVOE, Romance of Hiways Com. Scott, Commentator 10:30 KFI, Round Table 11:00 KNX, Columbia Symphony 1.00 KVOE, Asst. Seryc, of War Patterson, Speaking before Amer. Car Assn. 12:30 KVOE, Haven of Rest, with First Mate Bob and the Good Ship Grace Crew 2:30 KNX, Gene Autry's Ranch 3:00 KFI, Prof. Puzzlewit KVOE, Rendezvous with Ramona 3:30 KMPC, Adven. Ellery Queen 4:00 KVOE, American Forum KNX, Columbia Workshop KFI, Charlie McCarthy 4:30 KFI One Man's Family 5:00 KNX, Summer Hour KVOE Old Fashioned Revval Rev. Fuller 5:30 KFI Amer., Album Music 6:05 KVOE Symphonic Hour 6:30 KFI Carefree Carnival 7:00 KNX, Crime Doctor 7:30 KVOE, Hancock Ensemble 8:00 KFI Walter Winchell 8:29 KVOE Command Performance. KNX Take It or Leave It KECA,Sports Newsreel MONDAY 9:00 KVOE,"I'll Never Forget" Frank Luther,songs and Pat Barnes stories 4:00 KFI Telephone Hour 4:30 KVOE,"The Green Hornet" 5:00 KNX Radio Theater KFI Dr.J.Q. 6:00 KVOK Ray Gram Swing 6:30 KNX Blondie KFI Burns & Allen 7:30 KNX,Pipe Smoking Time KECA True or False 8:00 KVOE Pull Over Neighbor Quiz; Art Baker,M.C. 8:30 KFI Hawthorne House 9:30 KVOE Photo Phone Quiz "Is Totalitarianism Coming to America?" Phillip This hobby is a pleasant one requiring so little time and labor; fishes are neither noisy nor dirty they don't track mud into the house nor scatter birdseed around. A little reading and observations is all that is necessary. Some species build nests and guard the eggs and babies. The Egyption mouth breeder carries its eggs in its mouth,taking no food until the eggs are hatched and then in cases of danger swim back into the mouth. The Chanchito scoops out a nest in the sand for its babies and when the youngsters are big enough to swim,parades around the tank,the mother leading the procession with the young fry in the center and the father bringing up the rear.The little Chanchinitos are allowed to swim in the day time.At night the parents stow them into the nest. The Paradise Fish constructs a nest composed of a pile of bubbles floating on the surface of the water. The Guppies,Swordtails and others of the viviparous group bring forth their young alive. One can go away and leave the fish uncared for for days at a time providing the temperature does not change more than reasonable limits They will be swimming around on your return probably benefited by having gone somewhat hungry for a short time.More aquarium fish are overfed than underfed. Too many fish in one aquarium is the most common mistake that beginners make When fishes stay near the surface of the water sucking air conditions of the aquarium are not right.An aquarium having proper air-water surface in proportion to its volume and number and size of the fish within it will not need to have the water changed more than once or twice a year. Aquatic plants are not expensive There are several varieties,the following are the best oxygenators: Sagittaria,Anacharis,Vallisneria. There are a number of species which get along nicely in the temperature of the ordinary living-room provided that it does not become uncomfortably cool at night If the temperature falls below 55 degrees,the fish in a small aquarium are easily kept warm by immersing the lower part of a lighted electric light blub in Anaheim Graduates Seek Higher Work (Continued from Page 1) field, Edwin Wisser, Betty Zitzman. Santa Ana junior college: Francis Braddock, Charles Carr, Bill Helling, Donald Holly, John McClary, Alfred Mills, Maure Mills. U. C. L. A.: Robert Barnes. Colorado School of Mines: Stanley Beck. University of California: Esther Benson. San Dimas agricultural college: Vernon Frederick. New Mexico Military institute: Arthur Shipkey. California Polytechnic institute: Victor Vandemaele. U. S. C.: Al Havener. Youngster Injured When Bike Hits Car A small boy, identified by police only by surname of Beck, was slightly injured about 5:30 o'clock Tuesday evening when he rode his bicycle into the side of an automobile driven by A. H. Kirchmann, 41, of 408 North Pine street. The mishap occurred in an alley at the rear of Kirchmann's home, he told police. Prisoner Attempts To Commit Suicide Joe Carmona of Anaheim, arrested over the past weekend on a drunk charge, was taken to the Orange county hospital late Tuesday night for treatment of injuries sustained when he butted his head against the wall of an Anaheim jail cell in what police said was a suicide attempt. He was later removed to the county jail to serve out a sentence of 12½ days. 9:00 KVOE. "I'll Never Forget" Frank Luther, songs and Pat Barnes stories 4:00 KFL Telephone Hour 4:30 KVOE. "The Green Hornet" 5:00 KNX Radio Theater KFI, Dr. I. Q. 6:00 KVOE. Ray Gram Swing 6:30 KNX Blondle KFI, Burns & Allen 7:30 KNX, Pipe, Smoking Time KECA, True or False 8:00 KVOE. Pull Over Neighbor Quiz: Art Baker, M. C. 8:30 KVOE. Hawthorne House 9:30 KVOE. Photo Phone Quiz "Is Totalitarianism Coming to America?" Phillip LaFollette, former Gov. of Wis., guest, 1 hour. 9:45 KVOE. Wake Up, America! Topic: TUESDAY 1:00 KVOE. "Life of Byron" 4:00 KVOE. Sands of Time 4:30 KNX First Nighter 5:45 KVOE. "The Blue Beetle" 6:30 KFI Dog House 7:00 KECA, Information Please 7:30 KVOE. Secret Agent 8:00 KVOE. Laff & Swing Club KNX, We, the People 8:30 KFI, Battle of the Sexes KNX, Prof. Quiz 8:45 KVOE. Twilight Trail Crooner Dick Todd WEDNESDAY 2:30 KVOE. Know Your America: Zion National Park 4:00 KVOE. Where Are You From? 5:00 KNX Summer Show 55:15 KVOE. Who Are You? 6:00 KFI, Kay Kyser; Quiz 7:00 KECA, Quiz Kids KFI, Hollywood Playhouse 7:30 KECA, Manhattan Midnight KNX, De. Christian 8:00 KFI Abbott & Costello 8:30 KFI Mr. Dist, Attorney KNX Question Bee 11:00 L. O.K. Jorton Gould THURSDAY 12:50 KVOE. Tony Scribner's Fiction "Johnson Fanfare" 5:00 KNX, Mary Bowes KFI, Bing Crossoy & Co. 6:00 KECA, Rudy Vallee 7:30 KFI Good News KNX, Ask-It-Hasket 8:00 KVOE. In Chicago Tonight—Drama KFI Aldrich Family KNX, Strange As It seems 8:30 KFI Standard Symphony KNX, Answer Auction 9:30 KVOE. Fulton Lewis Jr., comments on the Day's News in Washington, D.C. Four Young Men Attend Conclave Anaheim sent a delegation four young men to the 25th annual state 4-H club convention, being held at the Davis campus of the University of California college of agriculture this week. The tire group, numbering 34 members of Orange county clubs and three club leaders, left Santa Ana Sunday afternoon. Those from Anaheim in attendance at the convention are Martin Burdick, Ed Kettler, Joe Li Jr., and Clifford Hutchison. ANAHEIM GAZETTE t Ad 25c for 3 lines, 1 time, CoEnvirons 100% Sevenof one. Call Betty Brown IS FOUND AL RESIDENT There is saved than just fish ground in a bowl. The breeding habits of the which take place uncapacity, if in proper is, and the beautiful colors of the attractive wives are creating hunnew fish "fans" everyage public aquariums in permanent exhibits topical fishes; two are Chicago, one in San June in Philadelphia and New York. fish are sold and shipgth and breadth of the rates. The fascinating keeping a collection of also reached considortions in England and boy is a pleasant one relittle time and labor; neither noisy nor dirty, track mud into the scatter birdseed around. leading and observations it is necessary. Some build nests and guard and babies. The Egyptbreeder carries its eggs th, taking no food until are hatched and then in Rotary Clubs Plan Barbecue at Park Anaheim Rotary club members will not meet next Monday, but instead will join with other Orange county Rotarians and their wives for a barbeque dinner at the Anaheim city park, it has been announced by Ronald Brandon, president of the Anaheim club. Milan Miller of Santa Ana is general chairman of the county-wide function, while Archie A. McCormick will be in charge of Anaheim's contribution to the dinner and entertainment. Athletics Beaten By May Company May Company of Los Angeles, only club to conquer the Anaheim Athletics during the summer campaign, turned the trick again last Sunday by scoring an 8 to 7 victory over Manager Joe Huarte's club. Wildness on the part of Jim Glimpse in the fourth inning set the stage for a five-run outburst that cinched the contest for the May company nine. He hit two batsmen and walked another to load the bases before getting a man out, and two singles, a fielder's choice and an error completed the damage. Manager Berle Horn's crew got Headlines Between the (Continued from Page 1) Nazism and aiding in the blockade of Europe, including France itself. Other Frenchmen are reported to be working to build air bases for the use of the Germans in France, and French engineers and technicians are said to have gone to factories in Germany, apparently of their own free will, to aid the Nazi cause. Are these men traitors? According to the old standards they most certainly are. Yet the Vichy government does not so describe them. On the contrary, Petain's regime denounces as traitors those Frenchmen who followed General de Gaulle in his continuing fight against dictatorship. That the Frenchmen willing to aid Hitler are only a microscopic minority there can be no doubt that the swing of French colonies away from the submission of Petain will increase as Britain's hopes brighten is certain, for the people of France are steeped in the traditions of democracy. But it is nevertheless obvious that we are watching no mere war among nations. JAPIN FACES DIFFICULTIES That Tokio's great opportunity to seize such rich prizes as the Dutch East Indies and the Malay peninsula may be mildly unwinding. SCHILLING JOINS LEGION Anaheim post of the American Legion recently increased its membership with the enrollment of Emory J. Schilling of 945 North Helena street. The new member saw active over-seas services with the 107th Field Signal battalion of the 32nd (Red Arrow) division. ing of the four new ships to Singapore would be by no means improbable, and their addition to the lesser unions already in Far Eastern waters combined with the Dutch East Indies fleet, would form a very respectable striking force which, operating close to its first rate bases, might well make the task of the Japanese fleet is far higher in quality than is generally conceded by American and British navalmen, then the appearance in Asiatic waters of powerful allied fighting units might well settle without fighting, the future integrity of European colonies in Asia. If backbone can be added at Singapore by the British, then the lack of European land forces very probably would become unimportant since any Japanese attempt at expansion farther toward the southwest would entail operations far from any adequate bases for the essential repair and maintenance of her ships. The stern warning issued to Tokio by Under-Secretary of State Sumner Wells through the retiring Japanese Ambassador Horinouch aroused both surprise and com- G. Millard Parks Tops Mt. Whitney G. Millard Parks of the city engineering office stood on the highest point of continental United States as the highlight of his Labor Day weekend holiday. He climbed to the summit of Mount Whitney. Parks made the hike with a group of nine other men from Los Angeles, Inglewood and Ontario, including his brother-in-law, Ernest Payne of Ontario. They drove as far as Whitney Portals, 18 miles from Long Pine, Saturday and hiked to Outpost camp where they spent the night. In these circumstances, the send-off from the submission of Petain will increase as Britain's hopes brighten is certain, for the people of France are steeped in the traditions of democracy. But it is nevertheless obvious that we are watching no mere war among nations. JAPIN FACES DIFFICULTIES That Tokio's great opportunity to seize such rich prizes as the Dutch East Indies and the Malay peninsula may be rapidly dwindling is indicated by two recent developments. The first is the report form the Dutch possessions that intensive preparations for the defense of the rich islands are now beginning to show results and that the ability of the Dutch East Indies to ward off attack is rapidly increasing. The second the insistent rumor that Britain may very shortly be in a position to send no fewer than four battleships to augment her naval forces at Singapore. This rumor will bear considerable weight if one takes into account the fact that Britain has lost only one battleship, the "Royal Oak" since the war began. At the outbreak, the Royal Navy possessed twelve battleships and three powerful battle cruisers. Since then five new battleships of the King George V class have entered service, making a total available today of sixteen battleships and three battle-cruisers. If, as reported, four more new battleships are soon to go into commission, then Britain will have many more capital ships than sufficient to deal with Italy's fleet and with what remains of the German navy. In these circumstances, the send-off from the submission of Petain will increase as Britain's hopes brighten is certain, for the people of France are steeped in the traditions of democracy. But it is nevertheless obvious that we are watching no mere war among nations. Legal Notice NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on September 20, 1940, at 10:30 A.M., DANA C. SMITH, a Trustee by Substitution, under and pursuant to Deed of or Transfer in Trust executed by ALBERE BECK and HELEN K. BECK, his wife, dated September 1, 1930, recorded October 23, 1930, Book 431 at Page 98, of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Orange County, California, and securing among other obligations, a note bearing the same date for $9,000.00, in favor of Smith & Sons, Inc., which now was thereafter transferred to assignment endorsed on the original note to THE PRUDENTIA INSURANCE COMPANY OR AMERICA, a corporation, will sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash (PAYABLE AT TIME OF SALE IN LAWFUL MONEY OF THE UNITED STATES) at the south front entrance to the County Court House in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, right, title and interest conveyed by, and now held by him under said Deed or Transfer in the property situate in the City of Anaheim in said County and State, described as: Lots 6 and 7 in Block “A” on Tract No. 423, St. Catherine's Addition in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange State of California, as per map thereof recorded in Book 16, at page 30, of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of said Orange County. Said sale will be made. BULLET-PROOF tires are tested by close-range rifle fire at Akron, O., where they are being developed by Goodrich company for military use. Inner tubes are triple layers of special rubber compounds, which automatically "seal" holes, even from rifle or machine-gun bullets, on moving wheels without appreciable loss of air. HORSE LAUGHING comes natural to Spencer Scott, colt owned by C. W. Phellis of Greenwich Conn., after scoring his straight-heat victory in the famous Hambletonian harness-racing classic at Goshen, N.Y. He was an odds-on favorite and came through. PICNICKER'S-EYE view of Wendell Willkie is caught by photographer as Republican presidential nominee relaxed under a tree at home of his mother-in-law in Rushville, Idf., between nomination-acceptance speech and start of his campaign. Marywood School To Open Sept. 17 Registration Will Start on September 10; Serves Entire Vicinity Registration at Marywood Central Catholic high school of Anaheim will start next Tuesday. September 10, it was announced this week. Resident students will enter school on September 16, while school reopens the following day. Marywood Central Catholic high school is conducted by the Sisters of Providence from Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Ind. The school, which is in close conjunction with eight towns, offers splendid opportunities to the girls of this vicinity for higher education. Marywood is fully accredited and offers to both day and resident students courses in college preparatory and high school. Additional courses in music, art, dramatics, sewing and secretarial work may be had as a basis for vocational careers. The music department offers instruction in piano, violin and harp. Special attention is given to the physical training and health of the students. Resident students are accepted for the elementary school. Every phase of a well rounded education has been considered in Yellow Terror and Martinez Recalled The Masked Yellow Terror and Ignacio Martinez return to the Orange County Athletic club next Monday to renew their fued started last week. They will meet in a three-fall main event battle. In the semi-final, Hardy Kruskamp will meet Pete Mehringer, in a bout which is also scheduled for three falls. Meeting in the preliminaries are Jimmy El Pulpo and Vince Austeri, Otto Schnabel and Don Sebastian, and Mitsu Hamanaka and Housepainter Hogan. Help Build Anaheim; Join the Chamber of Commerce. Legal Notice CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS Fictitious Firm Name The Undersigned do hereby certify that they are conducting a welding and machine repair business at 201 South Helena Street, Anaheim, California, under the fictitious firm name of BOB'S WELDING SHOP, and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names and addresses are as follows, to-wit: B. O. Brookman, 201 South Helena Street, Anaheim, Calif. Jack D. Brookman, 201 South Helena Street, Anaheim, Calif. Witness our hands this 15th day of August, 1940. B. O. BROOKMAN, JACK D. BROOKMAN. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF ORANGE On this 15th day of August, A.D., 1940, before me, Wm. J. M. Heinz, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, personally appeared B. O. Brookman and Eastern warning issued to City Under-Secretary of State Wells through the retiring Ambassador Horinouchi both surprise and commend. Perhaps the knowledge British battleships might be hast through the suez canal not too far distant future important factor in the war of the debuke. Legal Notice HOFMAN'S SHOE REBUILDING "The Shoe Service Complete" REBUILDING, DYING, SHINING NEW WORK SHOES AND BOOTS FOR MEN ONLY In Anaheim Since 1926 217 West Center St. Anaheim, California Frank's Clock Shop 106 South Los Angeles Street For Dependable Watch and Clock Repairing Also a Full Line of Jewelry HOMER A. NELSON, Opt. D. Optometrist Phone 3104 114 N. Lemon St. Anaheim, California Jack D. Brookman, 201 South Helena Street, Anaheim, Calif. Witness our hands this 15th day of August, 1940. B. O. BROOKMAN, JACK D. BROOKMAN. STATE OF CALIFORNIA,) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) On this 15th day of August, A.D., 1940, before me, Wm. J. M. Heinz, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, personally appeared B. O. Brookman and Jack D. Brookman, known to me, (or proved to me in the oath of), to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. WM. J. M. HEINZ, Notary Public in and for said County and State. My commission expires May 3rd, 1942. 8-22/29; 9-5/12/40 HOMER A. NELSON, Opt. D. Optometrist Phone 3104 114 N. Lemon St. Anaheim, California Dr. CO Patterson Optometrist 109 S. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM, CAL. Backs, Campbell & Kaulbars J BEN KAULBARS Resident Director Phone 3209 251 North Lemon 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 Good Printing LARGE OF SMALL JOBS ANAHEIM GAZETTE PHONE 2414 259 East Center Street MILK ----- Delivered to your Door each morning. PHONE ACACIA DAIRY ANAHEIM 2078