anaheim-gazette 1941-01-30

Leo Maley Paces Cones to Victory Chevrolet Team Moves To Top of Orange County Bowling Loop Paced by Leo Maley who rolled a series of 654 and a single game of 258, Cone Bros. Chevrolets took three games from the Socal Refinery five in the Orange County Traveling league last Friday and moved to the top of the fast bowling loop. Oyster Loaf won two and lost one to Calvin's of Huntington Beach to drop one notch back of Cone Brothers. In the women's Orange County league, Silzle's Citra-Golds won three and lost one to Campus Togs and Fluorescent Lighting lost four to Main cafeteria. Miss Van Sistine of Campus Togs had a series of 524 to lead her team, while Evelyn Williams posted 488 to pace Silzle's. Cone Brothers and Oyster Loaf will participate in the Southeast District tournament at Long Beach February 22, it was announced. The box scores: CONE BROTHERS Maley ... 196 200 258 654 LeSout ... 189 143 195 527 Williams ... 170 172 188 530 Gough ... 155 200 179 534 Patterson ... 173 191 202 566 TOTALS ... 883 906 1022 2811 SOCAL REFINERY Knauss ... 134 206 185 525 Sheehan ... 159 196 183 538 Waugh ... 154 157 177 488 Pontius ... 179 124 170 473 Hopkins ... 158 221 181 560 TOTALS ... 784 904 876 2584 OYSTER LOAF Rundstrom ... 167 168 138 473 Comstock ... 172 161 187 520 Beneke ... 184 181 181 546 Del Giorgio ... 162 146 190 498 Schulz ... 197 161 156 514 Ambulance Owner Speaks to Club Fred Alkire of the Alkire ambulance service of Orange county was guest speaker last week with the First Aid club met at the high school. L. M. Pickel, president, conducted a business meeting which opened the session. It was announced that the meeting date is changed to the second Tuesday of the month. Plans were made for a contest between the men and women on first aid problems to be held Feburary 14. H. E. Axup announced that new classes for home nursing would begin February 6. Alkire gave a demonstration of service transporting sick and injured persons. He contended, during his talk, that a law should be enacted requiring ambulances to be equipped with a trained first-aid man, and that equipment should be standardized. The speaker emphasized the fact that 65 per cent of persons involved in accidents were between the ages of 18 and 25. He used a map in showing the locations of calls answered in Orange County. Alkire gave a demonstration of service transporting sick and injured persons. He contended, during his talk, that a law should be enacted requiring ambulances to be equipped with a trained first-aid man, and that equipment should be standardized. The speaker emphasized the fact that 65 per cent of persons involved in accidents were between the ages of 18 and 25. He used a map in showing the locations of calls answered in Orange county during the last month. He discussed the cost of maintaining and equipping an ambulance. Alkire stressed the advantage of two-way radio service in law enforcement cars, as it enables the ambulance drivers to notify hospitals in advance of their coming. Lunches and sandwiches cut to fit your pocketbook. See the Oyster Loaf ad under class. "Cafes, Restaurants." Bishop to Confirm New Church Class The Right Rev. W. Bertrand Stevens, bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Los Angeles, will visit St. Michael's church next Sunday at 7:30 p.m. He will administer the sacrament of confirmation to a group of people prepared by the rector, the Rev. D. Howard Dow. After the services there will be an informal reception at the recory for Bishop and Mrs. Stevens, and the new members. The general public is invited to attend. Regarded as one of the major advances of the automobile industry, concealed safety steps replace the old-fashioned running boards on all 1941 Chevrolet models. Here, Charles De Micheli shows at left how a person "walks in and out" of the car on a dry step. At right, the door conceals the step and creates a streamlined contour. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Scratch Leaguers Have High Scores Twelve Games of 200 Or More Points Rolled Tuesday Night Twelve games of 200 points or more were rolled during play in the "800" Scratch bowling league Tuesday night at the Anaheim Bowling Center, Top score for an individual game was made by Mike Mercurio, with a 237, while Bob Rundstorm had a series of 620. Results of the play were: Howard's Garage 2, Jack Corn 2; Lehr's Service 4, Mutual Citrus Products 0; Curley Williams' Cafe 3, Schleuter's Service 1. The box scores: HOWARD'S GARAGE Maley 187 166 221 574 Fitz 154 173 175 502 W. Comstock 137 136 175 448 Howard 162 179 142 483 Rundstrom 223 175 222 620 TOTALS 863 839 935 2627 JACK CORN Wood 197 179 112 448 Flahbach (av.) 163 163 163 489 Richardson 224 158 188 567 Beckler 159 164 179 502 Gough 170 179 147 496 TOTALS 870 843 789 2502 LEHR'S SERVICE Wagner 208 161 164 533 Davis 154 189 190 533 Steinborn 197 166 156 479 Bisbee 201 176 222 599 Ingram 158 171 148 477 TOTALS 878 863 880 2621 MUTUAL CITRUS PRODUCTS Gover 175 176 161 512 Hansard 130 157 119 397 Dickenson 178 155 194 527 C. Comstock 167 153 213 532 Del Giorgio 169 206 192 567 TOTALS 879 846 871 2536 CURLEY WILLIAMS' CAFE Williams 275 123 148 495 Roach 169 151 184 504 Mercurio 148 237 147 592 Kirk One Injured in Auto Accidents one was injured in two minor mobile accidents reported to the Neim police Sunday. First crash occurred at Helena and other streets about 10 a.m. beaten cars driven by Harry D. Leyman, RFD 2, box 141. Drivers of cars which collided at 11 a.m. near 730 N. Palm were Roy Trasklen of Upland M. A. Manson of Los Angeles. Marked car owned by L. P. Shahart, 700 N. Palm St., was damaged in the accident. Portionment will Introduced a bill now before the re-portment committee of the assembly, Orange county, Riverside and Imperial counties will comprise the new 22nd congressional district in California. Added on the increase in population presented by the 1940 census announcement, California stands at least three new constitutional districts. The bill AB 467 becomes law, present 19th district will be opened up, with San Bernardino county to be included with Kern, Browne and Mono counties to come the 12th district. Orange county may retain both assembly districts in a bill which also gives Los Angeles the new members in the lower house. Under the bill, which is laid upon population, San Francisco may lose two assemblymen, the San Joaquin county may upset one. Bisbee Rolls Three Games Over 200 Lake's Men's Wear held their lead in the Wednesday night handicap league last week by winning three points from Lund's Paints while Spanish Kitchen took four from Deluxe Cleaners. Bisbee of the Spanish Kitchen was the outstanding player of the evening with three games over 200 points and a series of 630. His top score was 216. The box scores: LAKE'S MEN'S WEAR Cates 130 149 126 405 Wagner 116 174 118 408 Kishmer 144 173 125 442 Allen 156 146 113 415 Rapier 128 152 154 444 TOTALS 684 794 636 2114 LUND'S PAINTS Dougan 152 139 120 411 A. Lund 103 162 123 288 Clemmner 135 139 130 404 Backs 146 127 127 400 S. Lund 136 109 131 376 TOTALS 672 676 631 1979 SPANISH KITCHEN Gardner 134 154 139 427 Woods 113 121 107 341 Larsen 161 139 130 430 Beckler 169 177 192 538 Bisbee 210 204 216 620 TOTALS 787 795 784 2366 DELUXE CLEANERS Lowe 128 183 92 348 Chordee 103 123 119 454 Ribble 133 172 145 450 Carmichael, A. (sub) 111 114 107 332 Gough (sub) 181 151 191 523 Handlecap 42 42 42 126 TOTALS 693 735 696 2124 Modern Greek Amazons. Like the celebrated women warriors of ancient legends, they know neither fear nor mercy in battle. Read how they have been terrifying Mussolini's unhappy troops, as told in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER.—Adv. One Out of 18 in County on Relief In Orange county one out of every 18 persons was on state or county relief in November, according to a study of welfare just completed by the California Tax-payers' association. In all, 7,213 persons were listed on SRA, county indigent, aged, children, and blind aid rolls in November, the association found. The figures do not include those persons receiving aid through federal agencies, such as the WPA, FSA, CCC, and NYA. Cost of the aids in the county included in the study for the one month of November totalled $164,809, the association stated. Over the state as a whole, expenditures for the federal, state, and local welfare skyrocketed during the past decade from $24,-279,391 in 1929-30 to $232,178,081 for 1938-39, with a small drop to $227,168,353 for 1939-40, the association found. TWO BADIOCASTS SLATED Two Christian Science lecture radiocasts are scheduled within the next week for local listeners, both to be broadcast over KMTR. Tomorrow at 8 p.m., Gavin W. Allan, C. S. B., of Toronto will lecture, and next Thursday at 8 p.m., Lucia C. Coulson, C. S. B., of London, England, will be heard. NEW LOUR FARE $9.75 Santa Fe ALL-EXPENSE SIDE TRIP CARLSBAD CAVERNS ★ Stop off and see this masterpiece of the Almighty Artist, on your way to or from the East via The Scout—Santa Fe economy chair car-Tourist sleeper train. 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FOR PICTURE FOLDERS, INFORMATION, RESERVATIONS, CALL SANTA FE TICKET OFFICE COLONISTS MEET NEWPORT BEACH FRIDAY; HORNETS FACE RIVERSIDE Coach Dick Ryan's Anaheim high school basketballers have their work cut out for them tomorrow night when they tangle with Newport Harbor Tars in the second game of a double-header at the local gym. Class B teams play the opener at 7 p.m. The Tars are coming to Anaheim with a perfect record as far as sunset league play is concerned, having won two games to tie with Huntington Beach for the top spot. They are fresh from a 40 to 20 victory over Excelsior last week end. The Colonists dropped their first Sunset game in three starts last Thursday night, bowing to Orange, 18 to 10. Ryan's boys were obviously off form in that contest and are anxious to get back into the running for the championship. Defeat tomorrow night would virtually eliminate the Colonists from title consideration. Next week end Anaheim draws a bye and meets the Santa Ana Jaysee reserves. On Tuesday, Feb. 11, the Colonists go to Jordan for a league contest, and then wind up the regular schedule the following Friday by entertaining the powerful Huntington Beach five. Chief attention this week end in the junior college conference is centered on Fullerton, when the Hornets will face the challenge of Riverside tomorrow. The two clubs are tied at the top of the Eastern Empire conference with two victories and no defeats. On the same night, Santa Ana, with one win and one loss, goes to Pomona to meet a Cossack team with the same record. Fullerton had a breeze at San Bernardino last Friday, winning over a weak Indian five by a 55-29 score. Reserves played most of the second half after the regulars had rolled up a 34 to 12 margin at half-time. Santa Ana won themselves a lot of followers by losing a spectacular 69 to 61 decision to San Diego State reserves. The battle went into two overtime periods before the Dons finally bowed. Unemployment insurance paid eligible workers in Orange county in December, 1940, totaled $130,-765, according to announcement made today by Roy Ferguson, manager of the Santa Ana office of the California department of employment. Ferguson said 10,348 checks were distributed in this area, compared to 11,039 checks in December, of 1939. In December a year ago, insurance claimants in this area received $109,159. Statewide figures included a total of 381,334 checks, totaling $5,249,873 were distributed throughout California in December, 1940, compared to 341,672 checks in the amount of $3,612,-112 in December, 1939. Placements in the Santa Ana office in December totaled 262, compared to 117 a year ago. Fullerton had a breeze at San Bernardino last Friday, winning over a weak Indian five by a 55-29 score. Reserves played most of the second half after the regulars had rolled up a 34 to 12 margin at half-time. Santa Ana won themselves a lot of followers by losing a spectacular 69 to 61 decision to San Diego State reserves. The battle went into two overtime periods before the Dons finally bowed. Two Anaheim Men Receive Sentences Vincent Paul Elizalda, 28, was sentenced to county jail for one year and given five years' probation when he pleaded guilty last week end before Superior Judge Kenneth E. Morrison to a morals offense against a 12-year-old Anaheim girl. During the same court session, Judge Morrison sentenced a 17-year-old Anaheim youth to Preston school of industry until he is 21 years old, or until the court decides to grant him a parole. The youth admitted stealing a car in Laguna Beach and wrecking it in Santa Ana. A new road in northern Australia crosses 600 miles of desert. "So I chose a Gas Range – it assures me EASIER COOKING!" YOU'LL BE CAPTIVATED BY THE BEAUTY of CP gas ranges. And you'll be mighty glad of it! 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