anaheim-gazette 1941-04-03

PENNEY'S EASTER FASHIONS FRIDAY IS Featuring A PENNEY'S EASTER FASHIONS FOUR WINNERS! MRS. D. JERRY YOUNG Hostess Hoslery Department Urges you to come in at her on hostess day, in the department directly in front main entrance. New York Notions That Catch Your Eye in 1941 COATS and SUITS Just arrived at Penney's! Stunning fitted, boxy or wrap-around coats in suede-cloth, fleeces, tweeds, dressier twills and eponges! Trim jaunty suits with softer shoulders, and smart longer jackets, in Glen plaids, pastel shetlands, soft tweeds and twills! See them today! 12-20;38-44. PENNEYS BOWLING SCORES OF THE WEEK FRIDAY Their lead in the Orange County Traveling league stretched to six games, with only three more to play, Cone Brothers Chevrolets are set for the Orange County Sweepstakes which will be held at Anaheim Bowling Center next Sunday. Cone's took three games from Southern California Refinery, while Oyster Loaf Cafe was defeating Calvin's, 2 to 1, here. Fluorescent Products blanked Campus Togs, 4 to 0, in Anaheim, and Silzle's Citra-Golds beat Main Cafeteria, 3 to 1, at Santa Ana. Chuck Comstock, with three games over 200 and a series of 660, paced the Oyster Loaf to victory here. Box scores: OYSTER LOAF CAFE Comstock 235 215 210 660 Del Glorgio 180 199 181 560 Beneke 187 189 159 545 Rundstrom 190 197 224 611 Schulz 148 235 198 581 TOTALS 940 1035 982 2957 CALVIN'S Adalr 148 202 211 561 Mollica 143 237 172 552 BONEY'S DODGES Gough 149 151 162 462 Wolfe 112 119 123 354 Rains 116 123 161 400 Wagner 147 156 169 461 Handicap 19 19 19 57 TOTALS 537 568 629 1734 A. P. M. BROWN Mullins 171 137 147 455 Fitz 126 128 126 380 Wick 156 194 150 410 Davis 150 145 142 437 TOTALS 603 514 565 1682 MUTUAL CITRUS Comstock 153 129 142 424 Keup 120 143 121 384 Dickenson 131 139 138 418 Gover 158 182 134 474 Handicap 22 22 22 66 TOTALS 584 625 557 1766 HENRY'S DRIVE INN Dougan 128 135 146 409 Pesterfield 139 -130 -113 -382 Tolan 158 -158 -179 -495 Silzle 139 -147 -153 -439 TOTALS 564 -570 -591 -1725 Parrot Answers When Bartlett Telephone Ring Being greeted with the "hello" over the phone is any more than when a dog man, but when a clear voice "Good-bye," when you see the number you dial that thing to write home and folks about. That was a situation when Anne Lee, representative called the Mrs. William W. Bartlett Palm St., in her search for early this week. It was later learned that Bartlett's 20-year-old parrot ed, by the way, Polly, finished his morning bath sitting in the window chair the rain outside. When Bartlett picked up the Polly spoke for her. Polly has a large voice and several times a day his coffee and bread. When he is covered up he asks, "Is Polly cold?" Cafeteria, 3 to 1, at Santa Ana. Chuck Comstock, with three games over 200 and a series of 660, paced the Oyster Loaf to victory here. Box scores: OYSTER LOAF CAFE Comstock 225 215 210 660 Del Glorgio 180 199 181 560 Beneke 187 189 159 545 Rundstrom 190 197 224 611 Schulz 148 235 198 581 TOTALS 940 1035 982 2957 CALVIN'S Adair 148 202 211 561 Mollica 143 237 172 552 Kelley 170 221 169 560 Harpold 186 186 205 577 Calvin 168 224 205 597 TOTALS 815 1070 962 2847 CAMPUS TOGS J. Gasper 151 116 115 382 C. Gasper 132 139 156 427 Fields 151 142 109 402 Connor 195 128 117 440 Van Sistine 171 202 167 540 TOTALS 800 727 664 2191 FLUORESCENT LIGHTING Shoemaker 144 140 140 424 Gover 201 173 128 502 Gough 125 117 126 368 Crowley 195 149 137 481 Coleman 146 166 145 457 Handicap 46 46 46 138 TOTALS 857 791 722 2370 MONDAY Miss Aufdenkamp, bowling for Clarice Sportswear, had a single game score of 207 and a series score of 552 as her team defeated Eltiste & Co., to 1. Other games ended by the same score, with Boney's Dodges defeating A.P.M. Brown and Mutual Citrus Products trouncing Henry's Drive Inn. Box scores: CLARICE SPORTSWEAR Crowley 138 147 182 467 Aufdenkamp 161 207 184 552 Palm 134 123 119 376 Williams 122 141 154 417 TOTALS 555 618 639 1812 ELTISTE & CO. Shoemaker 135 160 137 432 Uydyke 136 145 162 443 Downing 146 126 118 390 Coleman 134 149 167 450 Handicap 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOTALS $565$ $594$ $598$ $1757$ The services of the local state employment office are without charge to workers and employers. TUESDAY Chuck Comstock, with 235 and 627, barely edged out Bob Rundstrom, with 225 and 626, for high honors Tuesday as Howard's Garage truncued Schleuter's Service, to be on; Mutual Citrus Products beat Curley's Cafe, to be on; Lehr's Service blanked Jack Corn's Clothiers, to be on. HOWARD'S GARAGE P. Fitz $175$ $162$ $154$ $491$ A. Howard $154$ $152$ $154$ $460$ W. Comstock $154$ $152$ $154$ $460$ L. Maley $188$ $213$ $212$ $613$ B. Rundstrom $221$ $180$ $225$ $626" TOTALS $904$ $867$ $907$ $2678" SCHLEUTER'S SERVICE R. Hardin (Ave.) $173$ $173$ $173$ $519$ A. Taylor (Aye.) $156$ $156$ $156$ $468$ L. Weaver $146$ $192$ $142$ $480$ M. Straener $183$ $十七$ $十七$ $538$ E. Schleuter $十七$ $十七$ $十八$ $531" TOTALS $835$ $856$ $845$ $2536" MUTUAL CITRUS PRODUCTS C. Comstock $十七$ $二十二$ $二十五$ $627$ G. Hansard $十九$ $十六$ $十八$ $476$ B. Dickenson $十五$ $十七$ $十八$ $476$ J. Gover $十三$ $三十$ $十六$ $420$ H. Del Giorgio $十七$ $二十二$ $十八$ $585" TOTALS $832$ $九十二$ $八十$ $2607" CURLY'S CAFE C. Williams $十九$ $十八$ $一百$ $_\_\_\_\_\_$ L. Roach $一百$ _\_\_\_\_\_$_\_\_\_\_\_$ C. Lane $_\_\_\_\_\__\_\_\_\_\__ G. Kirk $_\_\_\_\_\__\_\_\_\_\__ T. LeSout $_\_\_\_\_\__\_\_\_\_\__ TOTALS $_八十三$ $_八十四$ $_八十五$ $_八十六$ LEHR'S SERVICE B. Wagner $_十九$ _十八_$_١٦٣_$_١٦٤_$ V. Davis $_十九_١٦_٥١_$_١٦_٤_$ J. Steinborn $_十八_١٦_٥١_$_١٦_٤_$ G. Bisbee $_十八_١٦_٥١_$_١٦_٤_$ B. Ingram $_十八_١٦_٥١_$_١٦_٤__ TOTALS $_八十三_٧٨_٧٩_$_١٦_٤_** JACK CORN CLOTHIER F. Wood $_十四_١٥_٠١_$_١٦_٤_$ E. Fishback $_十八_١٦_٠١_$_١٦_٤_$ J. Richardson $_十八_١٦_٠١_$_١٦_٤_$ B. Beekler $_十八_١٦_٠١_$_١٦_٤_$ E. Gough $_十八_١٦_٠١_$_١٦_٤_ TOTALS $_七十七_垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__垍__ It was later learned that Bartlett's two-year-old parish he held in his coffee and bread. When he is covered up he asks, "Is Polly cold?" ANAHEIM GAZETTE Y IS HOSTESS DAY featuring Approved EASTER Apparel For The BUY IT AT PENNEY'S IT'S RIGHT! EASTER GIFTS WITH SPRING SPARKLE! Smart Color Accents HANDBAGS Brand new shapes to delight her heart! Softly draped or tailored in spring's best colors.Smart fabrics and fine, supple leathers. 1.98 MRS. D. JERRY YOUNGS Hostess Hosiery Department Urges you to come in and visit er on hostess day, in the hosiery department directly in front of the main entrance. MRS. J. W. TRUXAV Hostess Infant wear I Whether your baby girl you can find every needs in this fine de the basement store. MRS. D. JERRY YOUNGS Hostess Hosiery Department Urges you to come in and visit her on hostess day, in the hosiery department directly in front of the main entrance. MRS. ALBERT RAYMOND Hostess Drapery Department Calls your attention to the marming curtains and draperies will add charm and color to any room in the home. New Flattery! Capeskin Gloves 1.98 Classic slip-ons and dressy styles. Captured Bouquets! HANDKERCHIEFS Easter posies on sheerest cotton! 23¢ Embroidered..10c Gaymode* Glamour GIFT HOSIERY Sheer, crepe twisted beauties of fine, smooth silk! *Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. PENNEY'S Parrot Answers When Bartlett Telephone Rings Being greeted with the common hello" over the phone isn't news any more than when a dog bites a man, but when a clear voice says, Good-bye," when you speak to the number you dial that is something to write home and tell the folks about. That was just the situation when Anne Lee, Gazette representative called the home of Mrs. William W. Bartlett, 711 N. Palm St., in her search for news early this week. It was later learned that Mrs. Bartlett's 20-year-old parrot named by the way, Polly, had just finished his morning bath and was settling in the window chatting to the rain outside. When Mrs. Bartlett picked up the receiver polly spoke for her. Polly has a large vocabulary and several times a day calls for his coffee and bread. At night when he is covered up he curiously asks, "Is Polly cold?" Peck Supports Anti-Sabotage Bill Among the maze of legislative measures now before the California state legislature is one of supreme importance to the American people because it directly affects the national defense program, according to Glen Peck, past commander of Anaheim post of the American Legion. It is Assembly Bill 273, a companion to Senate Bill 180 which recently passed the Senate by a heavy majority. It is known as the Sabotage Prevention bill and it provides safeguards to the enormous program now under way by which it is hoped to place the nation in a position to check any possible future thrusts by totalitarian nations. It should be the patriotic duty of every American citizen, especially war veterans, to encourage their legislators to support this vital important measure to the end that sabotage may not 'endanger' Jacob Berlin, Jr. Called by Death Jacob Berlin, jr., former Anaheim resident and prominent as a builder in southern California, died last Friday at the home of his sister, Mrs. Frank T. Rimpau of Alhambra. He was 73 years old. Funeral services were conducted early this week, burial being made in Glendale. Berlin was born in Missouri and came to Anaheim with his family in 1881. Shortly thereafter the family moved to Downey, and a year later settled on a ranch in Yorba. He gained wide fame as a builder of flumes and other works for the Anaheim Union Water company and as engineer and road overseer of the then mountain road through Santa Anaanyon. He later moved to Los Angeles where he was engaged as a builder. During recent years he built and remodelled a number of properties for Major Frank F. Ey, also a former resident of Anaheim now living in Los Angeles. Besides the sister, Berlin is survived by a nephew, Byron Gale of Huntington Beach, and two nieces, Jaybelle and Olive Gale of Los Angeles, formerly of Yorba Linda. Mrs. Corey Visits Son Mrs. Maria Corey has been visiting with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Corey, Santa Ana. Mrs. Agnes Smith's Funeral Conducted Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes D. Smith, 70, were conducted Tuesday afternoon from the Backs, Campbell & Kaulbars chapel with Rev. T. H. Walker of San Clemente officiating. Burial was made in Loma Vista cemetery. Mrs. Smith, a resident here since 1913, died Sunday. Her home was at 308 E. Chartres St. She leaves two sons, Henry W. and Louis F. of Anaheim; three daughters, Mrs. Leora Bell and Mrs. Louise Fishback of Anaheim and Mrs. Catherine Deakins of Corona, one brother and 18 grandchildren. THREE STATES PLAN JOINT PICNIC EVENT The annual spring picnic reunions for New York, Oregon and Washington will be held all day Saturday, April 12, in Sycamore Grove park. Each state will have its separate section and will open county registers. It costs workers nothing to register for jobs at the local state employment office. BB Bullets Strike Neiswanger's Car A BB bullet damaged a car belonging to Arthur Neiswanger, RFD 2, box 92, Anaheim, while he was driving on North Flower St., Santa Ana, last Friday. A small boy in the neighborhood admitted he and a friend had used the gun, but said he did not think the bullets had gone wild. Ask Termination Of Joint Tenancy Termination of the interest of the late Myers of Anaheim inerty, including real W. Center St., and 32 here, and three lots Beach, was asked in Friday in super Bertha Helen, Ma Florence M. Myers. AY AT PENNEY'S For The Whole Family MRS. J. W. TRUXAW Hostess Infant wear Department Whether your baby is a boy or girl you can find everything for its needs in this fine department, in the basement store. APPROVED OUTFITTERS TO THE AMERICAN BOY! STYLE LEADERS FOR EASTER! Tremwood Jr.* 4-Piece Boys' Suits With 2 Pairs of Slacks! All the style details and fine tailoring of Dad's suits! Cassimeres, cheviots and worsteds in single or double breasted models! Pleated front slacks with slide fasteners! 6-18. BOYS' SHIRTS 70¢ MRS. J. W. TRUXAW Hostess Infant wear Department Whether your baby is a boy or girl you can find everything for its needs in this fine department, in the basement store. MRS. FRED WISSEL Hestess Ready-to-wear Dept. In this department you can find anything from fitting foundation grament to a fashionable dress or coat to enhance your wardrobe. With 2 Pairs of Slacks! All the style details and fine tailoring of Dad's suits! Cassi-meres, cheviots and worsteds in single or double breasted models! Pleated front slacks with slide fasteners! 6-18. BOYS' SHIRTS Spring's favorite patterns in FAST COLORS! BOYS' OXFORDS Antiqued tan or black with long wing tips. Shirts, Shorts, Briefs Broadcloth shorts! Swiss or rib knit shirts, briefs! POPLIN JACKETS Lightweight! Water-repellent! Talon front. BOYS' SLACKS Rivercrest rayon-and-cotton mixtures! Cool! SPORT BELTS Topgrain cowhide, perforated or embossed! *Reg. U. B. Pat. Off. YOUNG IDEAS S - UP 1.98 APPROVED OUTFITTERS TO THE AMERICAN MAN! IT'S PENNEY'S FOR THE SEASON'S SMARTEST SPORTSWEAR! Men's Colorful Sports Jackets 12.75 Bold Weaves! Nubby tweeds and soft shetlands—every one in perfect taste! Three-button models. All Worsted Gabardine Slacks 5.90 Drape Models! Rich solid tones, diagonals and stripes, casually smart and unbelievably cool! Pleated! Nubby tweeds and soft shelters—every one in perfect taste! Three-button models. All Worsted Gabardine Slacks 5.90 Drape Models! Rich solid tones, diagonals and stripes, casually smart and unbelievably cool! Pleated! Fine Rayon and Cotton SPORT SHIRTS Cool, breezy! In light fabrics! Best For Leisure Hours! PLAY SHOES Soft leather! Flexible construction! Ask Termination Of Joint Tenancy Termination of the joint tenancy interest of the late William Park Myers of Anaheim in certain property, including real estate at 617 W. Center St., and 324 N. Vine St., here, and three lots at Rendondo Beach, was asked in a petition filed Friday in superior court by Bertha Helen, Mabel A. and Florence M. Myers. Son Seeks Letters Of Administration Robert E. Baum of Palo Alto, son of the late Joseph H. Baum of Anaheim, who died March 23, Friday filed a petition in superior court asking letters of administration over his father's estate. The son and the widow, Mrs. M. Baum of San Bernardino, are legal heirs to the estate, which consists of two houses and lots in Anaheim and $500 in personal property. Buena Park Retains Fire Department Residents of Buena Park Tuesday emphatically went on record as favoring the continuation of the community’s volunteer fire department. In an election on the question of continuation or disbandment, the vote was 486 to 97 for retaining the volunteer group.