anaheim-gazette 1941-06-05

Classified Starts on Preceding Page JUNK DEALER ANAHEIM Scrap Iron and Metal Co. (THE ONLY LICENSED JUNK YARD IN ANAHEIM) Open Mon. thru Sat. 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Your Government Is SHORT of: — Aluminum — Brass — Copper — Iron In fact, in spite of the fact that Uncle Sam buys all of So. America's Copper we are STILL SHORT! Do Your Part Search Your Homes, Offices, Factories, Stores, and convert your old pots, pans, etc. 3 LINES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HART REALTY COMPANY Developers and Owners Come Out and SEE FOR YOURSELF Anaheim’s New Model Homes Chosen from 800 Plans Sumbitted to 4000 Housewives who, like you, want ● Beauty ● Utility ● Thrift In A Home of 5 and 6 Rooms ONLY 10% DOWN Bal. $28.50 Mo. F. H. A. Your Bank or Building & Loan 6 New Model Homes To Be Started IMMEDIATELY! They are selling fast—so don't put off selecting your lot, while choice lots remain. We Will Build on MOVING-TRUCKING ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER (Est. Since 1873) 24-Hour Day & Night Service Office Hours: Daily 7 to 5—Sat. 7 to 12 N. What is Your Moving Problem? We Move or Truck: Local and Long Distance —BAGGAGE —HOUSEHOLD GOODS —HOUSES —TREES, ETC. Safely, Speedily, Inexpensively —also — —CRATING —SHIPPING —STORAGE —TRANSFER Anywhere - Anytime For FREE Estimation CALL - WRITE - PHONE Anaheim Truck & Transfer Co. 112 So. Claudina, Anaheim 2123 PIANO TUNING BROWER, OSCAR N.—Plano tuning, repairing and refinishing. 508 N. Claudina, Anaheim 4689. ORCHARD EQUIPMENT DAVIES, H. R.—Orchard heaters, new, used. Cypress Rd., Anaheim 4860. So. America's Copper we are STILL SHORT! Do Your Part Search Your Homes, Offices, Factories, Stores, and convert your old pots, pans, etc. into cash Don't Wait Uncle Sam Fixes all prices — They are to be kept low during this Emergency Do Your Bit NOW Check This List - Aluminum - Batteries - Books - Brass - Car Parts — Iron - Copper - Cotton Mattresses - Farm Implements - Gasoline Engines - Gunny Sacks - Lead - Magazines - Newspapers - Old Tires Bal. $28.50 Mo. F. H. A. Your Bank or Building & Loan 6 New Model Homes To Be Started IMMEDIATELY! They are selling fast—so don't put off selecting your lot, while choice lots remain. We Will Build on ANY LOT of your selection and from ANY PLAN YOU CHOOSE in "PALMDALE" Anaheim's New Home Tract Near North Palm and LaVerne. Just South of Horace Mann School. HART REALTY CO. W. M. Hill Realtor Sales Agent on Tract 5 ROOM HOUSE and breakfast room. Double garage. $2500. Small down. Rush Realty Co. 316 N. Lemon —TRADE WILL TRADE Equity in 6-room home for Equity in small dwelling. 616 N. Philadelphia. —WANTED REAL ESTATE LISTINGS WANTED on —RANCH PROPERTY'S —ORANGE GROVE'S —SMALL ACREAGE'S by ED WAGNER Anaheim, 4729 101 Highway N. of Manchester Junction RENTALS —APARTMENTS $2.50 & $4.50 Weekly, clean furn. Apt. Bath, Inner Spring Mattresses. Lights and Gas Pd. 113 North Emily and 925 French St. L. A. $22.50 MO—Gimmel Apartments. Under New Management. Now being redecorated. 325 S. Claudina. —HOUSES $25.00—Completely remodeled 2 bedroom house. Unfurn, or partly furn. 709 N. Paulina. —ROOMS NICE ROOMS—Hot and Cold Water. $2.50 - $3.00 week. Antlers Hotel, 109 N. Los Angeles, Phone 4426. Transfer Co. 112 So. Claudina, Anaheim 2123 PIANO TUNING BROWER, OSCAR N.-Plano tuning, repairing and refinishing. 508 N. Claudina, Anaheim 4689. ORCHARD EQUIPMENT DAVIES, H. R.-Orchard heaters, new, used. Cypress Rd., Anaheim 4860. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ADAMS, W. W. DR. Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon GENERAL PRACTICE Short Wave D-I-A-T-H-E-R-M-Y Office Hours 9 - 12; 1 - 5 312 North Lemon Street ANAHEIM 4322 PHYSICIAN - SURGEONS OSHER, J. C. DR. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dentist Oculist — Glasses Fitted Phone 3212 Open Evenings Sunday by Appointment 122 West Center Street Anaheim, California TRUXAW, J. W. M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office Phone 3213 Residence 887 So. Los Angeles St. Residence Phone 2610 Hours 11 - 12; 2 - 4; 7 - 8 Golden State Bank Bldg. Cor. Center and Los Angeles Anaheim, California PLUMBING QUAST DOMESTIC & INDUSTRIAL MERCHANT PLUMBER "Better Plumbing for Better-Built Homes" Let Us Estimate (Free) On Your Plumbing Needs ALL WORK GUARANTEED 248 E. Center St., Anaheim 2506 PUBLIC SERVICE POLICE DEPARTMENT — 204 East • Gasoline Engines • Gunny Sacks • Lead • Magazines • Newspapers • Old Tires • Old Inner Tubes • Raditors • Rags • Rugs • Scrap Iron • Scrap Pipe • Tractors • Washing Machines • Zinc, Etc. If You Have Any of the Above Items— Write - Phone - or, Better Yet, Bring Them to Anaheim Scrap Iron and Metal Co. Between Center & Broadway on Manchester Ave., Anaheim PHONE ANAHEIM 3988 $22.50 MO—Gimmel Apartments. Under New Management. Now being redecorated. 325 S. Claudina. HOUSES $25.00—Completely remodeled 2 bedroom house. Unfurnished, or partly furn. 709 N. Paulina. ROOMS NICE ROOMS—Hot and Cold Water. $2.50 - $3.00 week. Antlers Hotel, 109 N. Los Angeles, Phone 4426. SERVICE STATIONS ANAHEIM SUPER SERVICE — Manchester & Lincoln, Anaheim, 4080. CENTER & HELENA SERVICE E. J. "Gene" Sullivan NEW MANAGER AUTO LAUNDRY—BATTERIES RENTED, RECHARGED—MOBILGAS—MOBILUBRICATION—U. S. TIRES—345 W. Center St., Anaheim 2910 SEWING MACHINES DAVENPORT APPLIANCE SHOP Singer Treadle ... $9.50 White Treadle ... $4.95 Electrolux Vacuum ... $19.95 Hoover Vacuum ... $14.95 New Speed Queen Washers $39.50 Terms To Suit You. We Carry Contracts. Free Estimate. Repairs. 212 N. Los Angeles, Anaheim 4270 SHOE REPAIRING HOFFMAN'S Shoe Rebuilding, Dying, Shining. 211 W. Center St. TAXI SERVICE PICKWICK CAB ... 1.2 W. Center St. Phone Anaheim 4822. TRUCKING ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER—112 So. Claudina, Anaheim 2123. — WANT ADS 25¢ — PLUMBING QUAST DOMESTIC & INDUSTRIAL MERCHANT PLUMBER “Better Plumbing for Better-Built Homes” Let Us Estimate (Free) On Your Plumbing Needs. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 248 E. Center St., Anaheim 2508 PUBLIC SERVICE POLICE DEPARTMENT — 204 East Center Street, Anaheim 2131. Use Gazette WANT ADS 3 LINES 25¢ 7 DAYS For the Price of 1 TO LATE TO CLASSIFY— STEOGRAPHER, Experienced, wishes work at once, Answer Box No M.S. Gazettee. ANAHEIM GAZETTE MES 25C For any classified advertisement in these pages. And the equivalent of 7 days running for the price of one exchange, buy something; hire help, recover lost articles inexpensive Gazette Want Ad. Phone Betty Brown, BUCKING ANAHEIM TRANSFER (Since 1873) Day & Night Service Office Hours: Sat. 7 to 12 N. What is Your Long Problem? Move or Truck: Long Distance MAGAGE HOSEHOLD GOODS JESES JESES, ETC. Fully, Speedily, Expensively also — ATTING SHIPPING MARAGE TRANSFER Here - Anytime REE Estimation WRITE - PHONE Truck & Transfer Co. Anaheim, Anaheim 2123 NING ESCAR N.—Piano tuning and refinishing. 608 Anaheim, Anaheim 4689. EQUIPMENT R.—Orchard heaters, new, Address Rd., Anaheim 4860. The Navy Entertains—for Hemispheric Defense Once more clearly demonstrating the desire of automobile manufacturers to cooperate to the fullest extent in any matter relating to national or hemispheric defense, the Ford Motor Company last week placed 13 identical new Mercury 8 sedans at the disposal of the U.S. Navy. The Mercurys were selected to transport the most important group of Latin American naval officers ever to visit Southern California, on a whirlwind, five-day tour of defense strongholds. The visitors, 33 in number and including the chiefs of staff of 11 countries, inspected the Lockheed, Douglas and Consolidated Aircraft plants, the Terminal Island Naval area at Long Beach, the Marine Corps Base at San Diego, and the Naval Air Station at Coronado, among other important points. Arriving at a movie studio on one of their few scenic tours, are, left to right: Lieut. Comdr. A. J. Bolton, U.S.N.; Rear Admiral A. T. Beauregard, personal representative of the Chief of Naval Operations, U.S.N.; Comdr. E. E. Brady, U.S.N.; Vice Admiral Jose Machada de Castro e Silva, Chief of the Naval General Staff of Brazil; Colonel Robert Blake, U.S.M.C., and Capt. Richard B. Coffman, assistant commandant of the 11th U.S. Naval District. Note the Brazilian flag flying from the fender of Admiral Castro e Silva's capable big Mercury sedan. Once more clearly demonstrating the desire of automobile manufacturers to cooperate to the fullest extent in any matter relating to national or hemispheric defense, the Ford Motor Company last week placed 13 identical new Mercury 8 sedans at the disposal of the U.S. Navy. The Mercurys were selected to transport the most important group of Latin American naval officers ever to visit Southern California, on a whirl-wind, five-day tour of defense strongholds. The visitors, 33 in number and including the chiefs of staff of 11 countries, inspected the Lockheed, Douglas and Consolidated Aircraft plants, the Terminal Island Naval area at Long Beach, the Marine Corps Base at San Diego, and the Naval Air Station at Coronado, among other important points. Arriving at a movie studio on one of their few scenic tours, are, left to right: Lieut. Comdr. A. J. Bolton, U.S.N.; Rear Admiral A. T. Beauregard, personal representative of the Chief of Naval Operations, U.S.N.; Comdr. E. E. Brady, U.S.N.; Vice Admiral Jose Machada de Castro e Silva, Chief of the Naval General Staff of Brazil; Colonel Robert Blake, U.S.M.C., and Capt. Richard B. Coffman, assistant commandant of the 11th U.S. Naval District. Note the Brazilian flag flying from the fender of Admiral Castro e Silva's capable big Mercury sedan. Heinemann Heads Young Farmers Nelson Rogers Presides At Annual Meeting of Junior Farm Bureau Lawrence Heinemann, Route 2, Orange, was elected chairman of the Junior Farm Bureau of Orange county, at the annual meeting in Farm Bureau hall last week. Floyd Epperly, Route 4, Santa Ana, was elected vice-chairman; Mrs. Norman Elliott, Route 1, Santa Ana, secretary and treasurer, and Jack Lynch, La Habra, director. Nelson Rogers, of Anaheim, past president of the bureau conducted the meeting. F. R. Wilcox, treasurer of the California Fruit Growers exchange, was the speaker. He discussed the future development of agriculture as it affects young people. Wilcox predicted that during the next two or three years the farmer will receive a larger share of the national income. However, he predicted that after this era of prosperity, there will be a period of two or three years when the farm income will be the lowest yet experienced. The speaker told his audience that Alex Johnson, marketing director of the State Farm bureau, now is in Washington attempting to have fruits and vegetables placed on the same commercial basis as farm staples. Representatives of farm bureaus in other cities and of the young Japanese farmers' organization, the Nesci, were guests at the meeting. Dinner was served by a committee composed of Mesdames Harold Hayes, Nelson Rogers and Harry Pollard Wins $5000 Injury Award A jury in Superior Court Judge G. K. Scovel's court has awarded Harry Pollard $5000 for injuries sustained September 11, 1940, while he was at work on the Fullerton dam. The verdict was against Albert L. Foster, Fullerton contractor, and one of his employees, Hollis McPherson. Pollard charged he was seriously injured when his truck was struck by a truck crane. 30 Women Given Red Cross Award The Red Cross has awarded certificates to 30 Anaheim women who have completed the organization's course in home hygiene. The certificates were presented by Mrs. George Salisbury during assemblies at the Anaheim union high school. The wrenen receiving certificates are Medames Marie Dutton, Flora Mae Cain, H. G. Dymmel, Maude Raas, P. M. Bollek, Callie Blum, Evelyn Fuller, Hazel Ceiger, Alna Klothee, Modeline Miller, H. G. Urbigkell. Mesdames Henry Bamesberger, Rose Daley, F. W. Elliot, M. D. Moody, Evelyn Dutzi, Freda Frahm, Margaret Heiden, Carl Lemcke, Dwina Ledbetter, Melvan Mungerson, Verna Palo narrates Fred Schafer, J. R. Scholz, Claire Theutman. Missres Edna Betzold, Charlotte Peltzer, Wilma Linking, Ruth Rockwell and Eleanor Barthelnes. Administrators To Study Defense With "Defense Problems of America," Northern Orange County Cities Form Society Nine Towns Unite to Aid Civic Ambitions of Association Members With the purpose of joining forces to promote the civic activities of its respective members the Associated Cities of North Orange County was organized Tuesday night at a meeting in Habra of representatives of nine cities in the north section of the county. Cities included in the organization are La Habra, Anaheim, S.F., Cypress, Buena Park, Fulton, Irea, Yorba Linda and New Centia. DELEGATES APPOINTED The chambers of commerce these towns appointed threeOGates each to attend the organization meeting and these 27OGates formed the association. The following officers were elected: Attorney Richard Nixon, La Habra; president Leland Schwacofer; Anaheim; secretary and Joseph Sowder; heim; Judge F. R. Campbell; Otho Switzer; Cypress; Benjir S. Roberts; La Habra; Frank Pow; Placentia; Irving T. HaStanton; Homer J. May; Y.Linda; Walter Hurmpears; Fulton; and J. D. Jaynes; Buena Bay vice presidents. PLAN OPEN MEETING These officers compose the executive council which will meet June 10 at Fullerton to outlift program. The following week June 17, the entire organization will meet in Anaheim; this meeting open to the public. At time the association's development plans will be announced. QUAST STATIC & INDUSTRIAL ECHANT PLUMBER Better Plumbing for Us Estimate (Free) Your Plumbing Needs. WORK GUARANTEED Center St., Anaheim 2508 SERVICE DEPARTMENT — 204 East Street, Anaheim 2131. Use Gazette WANT ADS 3 LINES 25¢ 7 DAYS For the Price of 1 E TO CLASSIFY— APHER; Experienced, wishes at once, Answer Box No. Gazettee. FCC Buys Radio Monitor Site The Federal Communications commission has purchased 110 acres southwest of Santa Ana as the site for a $100,000 radio monitoring station, the only one in this area. In addition to performing the customary FCC job of policing the airways to detect unlicensed operators, the new station will maintain communication with ships at sea to check their positions. The station will be located on the Santa Ana river, south of Edinger street. Approximately 30 men will be employed in the plant 'which is to replace a temporary station now operating near Los Angeles. Del Mar Turf Club Sets ‘Anahei mDay’ Wednesday, August 13, has been set aside as “Anaheim Day” at the Del Mar Turf Club. A delegation of prominent Anaheim citizens will be appointed to attend the races that day, and each of the day's races has been named after some point of interest in or near Anaheim. Administrators To Study Defense With "Defense Problems of Public Administration" as of theme for a week of intensive study by 500 Federal, State and local administrators, the 13th annual Institute of Government will be held on the University of Southern California campus from June 9 to 13. Under the direction of Dean Emery E. Olson of the S.C. school of government, the sessions will include addresses and discussions in 34 separate sections featuring subjects of housing, public health, power supply, immigration welfare, and technical subjects of engineering. “This year's program is based on the premise that efficient State and local administration is basic to sound national defense,” said Dr. Olson. Among the eight officials coming from Washington, D.C. to take part are Dr. Floyd Reeves, OPM; Dick Carlson, CAA; Leland Olds and Thomas R. Tate. Federal Power Commission, and Earl S. Draper, FHA. Arthur C. Holmann, Los Angeles chief of police, is general chairman of the executive committee of the institute which will be attended by 3000 government employees and officials. London's famous No. 10 Downing street was first occupied by a prime minister in 1704. Milne Granted Delay In Trial Suspended Chief Of School Accused Of Drunken Driving The trial of E. J. Milne, suspended superintendent of the Whittier State School for Boys, who is accused of driving while intoxicated, again was postponed when his case was called Tuesday before Justice of the Peace Charles Kuchel. Milne did not appear, but his attorney, Otto Jacobs, of Santa Ana, entered a plea of not guilty on behalf of his client and asked a jury trial. The trial was set for 9 a.m. July 22. Milne and his attorney appeared unexpectedly at the court Monday. Milne remained in the car, but Jacobs appeared before Judge Kuchel and explained that he and Milne had made a mistake in the date of the trial. Milne was arrested May 13 after his car had careened off the road and crashed into a clump of trees at Manchester and Harbor boulevards. His trial originally was scheduled for May 26. On that date his attorney appeared before Judge Kuchel and asked a continuance on the grounds that Milne was ill. The case then was continued to last Tuesday. Dismissal charges have been filed against Milne charging that he condoned brutality to the boy-inmates of Whittier. Last week Milne filed with the state personnel board a general denial of Better Pension System Urged Determined efforts are being made by the Legislature to remove all uncertainty regarding the continuance of federal payments for the elderly. A committee of four legislators is in Washington to find a solution of the problem that has developed from the difference in state and national laws regulating the assistance. Futher, the Assembly has adopted resolution urging Congress to enact legislation that will improve the pension system. Because of non-conformity of state and national laws there is a possibility, the resolution sets forth, that federal benefits for the elderly may end on July 1. Termination of these benefits would place a heavy tax burden on the counties and would "cause great hardship to a large proportion of our senior citizens now receiving old age assistance, according to the Assembly's resolution." Assemblymen of Southern California counties who were co-authors of the resolution and who are active in the movement to solve the elderly aid problem include Mrs. Jeanette E. Daley of San Diego, Charles W. Stream of Chula Vista and Clyde A. Watson of Orange. Ten In Anaheim Ask Citizenship Ten Anaheim residents are included in the class of 62 persons who will appear in Superior court in Santa Ana on June 11 seeking naturalization papers. This is the largest class to ask citizenship at one time thus far in 1941. The Anaheim residents are: Franz Trapp, Emma Trapp, Johannes Otto Trapp, Mrs. Gladys Young, Kerham Alexanderian. His trial originally was scheduled for May 26. On that date his attorney appeared before Judge Kuchel and asked a continuance on the grounds that Milne was ill. The case then was continued to last Tuesday. Dismissal charges have been filed against Milne charging that he condoned brutality to the boy-inmates of Whittier. Last week Milne filed with the state personnel board a general denial of the charges. As a result a formal hearing on these accusations will be held at a later date. There is but one road to lead us to God—humility; all other ways would only lead astray, even were they fenced in with all virtues. Boileau Finally, education alone can conduct us to that enjoyment which is, at once best in quality and infinite in quantity. Horace Mann Suits and Ensembles ESPECIALLY For the Graduate Your Choice SUITS' Wool or Strutter cloth in Biege, Plaids and Pastel shades. Featuring the long jacket length and form fitted skirts. Size 12 to 18. $12.95 and— $10.95 Newest Styled BLOUSES In beautiful Sheers, Jersey and Silks. Long and short sleeves in latest stripes and prints—sizes 32 to 40— $1.95 OPEN MEETING These officers compose the executive council, which will meet at 10 at Fullerton to outline a program. The following week, on 17, the entire organization meets in Anaheim, this meeting open to the public. At this association's development will be announced. Addition to Schwagofer and Masterson was Anaheim's representative. Anaheim Girl Knits High Honor Surraine Teasdale Given College Scholarship By University of Redlands Smart, Snug-Fitting SKIRTS In Strutter Cloth and Gabardine. Plain, pleated and Gored Styles in Biege, Navy Blue, Black and Pastel Shades. Sizes 24 to 32— $295 Match your ensemble from our wide assortment of Hats, Bags, Hose and Lingerie! All at competitive prices! Come early! Crescent STYLE SHOPPE 211 W. Center St., Anaheim 2795