anaheim-gazette 1941-10-16

Musical Concert Planned by Club For Blind Benefit Under auspices of the Fullerton Lions, who will use the proceeds to aid in the purchase of a "Seeing Eye" dog for some deserving blind person, two nationally-known concert artists, Genevieve Wiley and Joseph Leonard, are to appear on a benefit program Wednesday evening, Nov. 5, in the Fullerton union high school auditorium. The Fullerton club has been promised county-wide aid from other Lions in offering the concert at popular prices, it was announced by George (Duke) Osborne, president of the service club. Miss Wiley, soloist, and Leonard, pianist, both are blind. She is a graduate of the Indiana School for the Blind, where her record in the study of piano, harmony and musical theory was considered outstanding. Vocal training followed with Southern California instructors. Blind since early childhood, Leonard made his concert debut in 1922. He is a graduate of the famed Stern Conservatory in Berlin, Germany. Both have appeared in Hollywood Bowl concerts as well as on stages throughout the United States and abroad. They are residents of Los Angeles. Tickets are now on sale in Fullerton and may be obtained from any member of the Lions club. They also will be available at the door Nov. 5. The union high school auditorium seats 1,800, and the Lions anticipate a near-capacity crowd for the benefit. Aid to the blind is one of the major objectives of Lions Inter- TAXI SERVICE PICKWICK CAB—182 W. Center St. Phone Anaheim 4822. TELEGRAPH CO. GLOBE WIRLESS LTD.—Walker. TERMITE CONTROL RUSSELL, C. H.—P. O. Box 522. WEED ERADCATOR—127 S. Clem. ZACHARIAS & FORYTH—311 E. Cha. TILE HEINZE, E. C.—119½ E. Alberta. TIRES' DEWITT—301 N. Los Angeles. FIRESTONE AUTO—132 N. L. A. HOME OIL CO.—1422 W. Bdwy. SHIPKEY & PEARSON—201 N. L. A. CHALENOR, VAUGHT & ABBEY—234 S. L. A. St., Anaheim. TRACTORS & REPAIR... ... ... ... CLASEN—R. 3, Box 65, Anaheim. ELTISTE CO. INC.—312 N. Elliot. ORANGE CO. TRAC. CO.—327 S. 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St. WATCHMAKERS JENNINGS, R.E.-501 E.Adele. Medical Men Laud Hospital Opening Continued from Page 1 among the special rooms included in the new set up. The reception room at the front of the building has been finished in cream and blue and richly furnished. Now in the process of landscaping are the grounds surrounding the hospital, with the north area leveled ready for planting of lawn and flowers. The runways, for the reception of patients at the rear of the building, where a county ambulance service has been maintained, have been surfaced. According to Manager Hilgendorf, the new hospital was ready to accept patients early this week. Legal Notice No.A-9123 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF J.A.CLAYES, ETC., DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned at her place of business, to-wit: 607 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated October 3rd, 1941. ALMA G.CLAYES, as Executrix of the Estate of J.A.Clayes, etc., Deceased. THOMAS H.KUCHEL, 607 Bank of America Bldg.. VITAMIN PRODUCTS NUTRILITE PRO.—134 W. Center. WANTED TO BUY WALNUT MEATS Orange Center Manchester and Center WASHING MACHINES DAVENPORT Appliance, 212 N. L. A. STRAW BRO.—301 N. L. A. St. WATCHMAKERS JENNINGS, R. E.—501 E. Adele. LEGROS, K. J.—918 N. Palm. WATER COMPANIES ARROWHEAD & PUR. W. INC.—132 Chestnut St. BASTANCHURY W. CO.—617 E. Cen WATER HEATERS ARMBRUST, H. H.—718 N. L. A. 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The above named Plaintiff having brought action against you in the Justice Court of Anaheim Township, County of Orange, State of California, by filing therein a complaint (copy of which is required to be served herewith): YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED to appear and answer the said complaint within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons, if served within the County of Orange; and within thirty days if served elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that unless you so appear and answer said complaint as above required, said Plaintiff will take judgment for any money or damages demanded in the complaint, as arising upon Contract, or will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. Given, under my hand and Seal this 7th day of May, 1941. CHAS. KUCHEL. Justice of the Peace of Said Township. (SEAL) WM. P. WEBB, Attorney for Plaintiff. Published Anaheim Gazette, Sept. 25-Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30—November 6-13-20, 1941 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Armistice Parade Theme to Depict National Defense Orange county's annual Armistice day celebration in Fullerton November 11 will present a practical demonstration of its "National Defense" theme with the participation of a variety of army units, it was announced by Arch Cooke, who will manage the event for Fullerton American Legion post, host for the occasion. Invitations of veteran, civic and fraternal groups throughout the county have been sent out from Fullerton Legion post and already entries of floats have been announced from many communities. In this connection, Cooke pointed out that any patriotic organization which did not receive an invitation is invited to participate and may contact him at h E. Commonwealth ave. Following the custom years, a memorial service conducted Monday, No Fullerton union highium to which the pub A special feature will this program follow mortal service. This will be a demo anti-aircraft guns lights co-ordinating w ing post. The actual tion with two guns equipment will be s stadium while search ted at points surround are to pick out a high plane on which the trained. Batteries of artillery from Camp stage this feature of and will appear in the following day. The annual high school carnival with 10 or county teams parti Joseph Leonard, blind pianist, will appear Nov. 5 in Fullerton under the auspices of the Fullerton Lion's club, in a benefit program with Genevieve Wiley, soloist, to raise funds for the purchase of a "seeing-eye" dog. NEW TAXES HIT CONSUMER IN EVERY ITEM Speaker Scheduled On Forum Program In the third of a series of discussions on national and international problems, Capt. Paul Perigord, professor of French civiliza- tion at UCLA will address the NEW TAXES HIT CONSUMER IN EVERY ITEM Editors Note:—New federal taxes which strike again at the pocketbooks of Mr. and Mrs. Consumer and bring added grief to every branch of the retil and wholesale trade, today leave both groups stumped as to the amount of tax on various articles. Through the courtesy of Secretary John M. Johnston of the Anaheim chamber of commerce who compiled the figures, the Gazette will endeavor to lighten the general public on everyday articles carrying an increase in tax. Taxes on more remote times will not be shown. Insurance policies have been raised four cents instead of the usual three, while cigarettes receive an added eight percent raise. Retailers of liquor show a tax increase of 10 percent. Gasoline, which for sometime has carried a majority of the tax burden, has raised from a one cent to a cent and a half tax and lubricating oils have been raised from four cents to four and a malfunds per gallon. The tax on safe deposit boxes has been raised to 20 percent instead of the usual 10 percent. Another auto accessory which has been hit hard by the new rate of tires, whose previous federal tax of two and a quarter cents has been raised to five cents. Cubes came in for their raise also, when they got a raise from four cents to nine cents. Entertainment will run higher than ever as cabarets, roof gardens, etc., now have to charge a percent tax for admission, refreshment, service and merchandise. Nor will it help to hide away at the Elks clubhouse, for a tax equivalent to 11 percent of any amount paid as dues or membership fees to any social athletic or Speaker Scheduled On Forum Program In the third of a series of discussions on national and international problems, Capt. Paul Perigord, professor of French civilization at U.C.L.A.will address the Fullerton public forum in the Fullerton high school auditorium next Thursday, Oct. 23, on "Lessons from the Tragedy of France." The discussion will begin at 7:30 p.m. and is open to the public. The forum is a part of the adult education program of the Fullerton junior college which over 800 usually attend. The following week Ashley Simms, noted explorer, traveler and lecturer, will address the forum on "What is Happening in Central America?" sporting club or organization is charged if such fees amount to more than $10 a year. Automobiles come in for their share with a five percent tax; while tractors pay seven percent. A tax of 10 percent has been imposed upon radios, phonographs, records and musical instruments. A tax in a like amount has been made on refrigerators, refrigerating apparatus, air-conditioners and on all parts and accessories. Automatic lighters will become more and more popular with the imposition of a tax on the lowly match of two cents per 1000 matches, except in the case of fancy wooden matches which have been stained, dyed or colored; then the tax is five and a half cents per 1000. For telephone, telegraph or radio telephone messages, where the charge is more than 24 cents, a tax of five cents for each 50 cents, or a fraction thereof, is the result. Taxes on installment buying, together with many others, will be outlined briefly next week. Let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not. EXTRA SPECIAL 3-Way reflector floor lamps! Beautifully colored shades to match! Large bulb for reading, bulb for night light in base at floor. Select yours now. Each $4.44 BARGAINS FOR LADIES LADIES' Cotton Hose With ribbed tops. Sizes 8½ to 10½ Sport Gloves Ladies' Twc-tone, pig-tex, dressy sport gloves. 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Only 59c may contact him at his office, 122 E. Commonwealth ave., Fullerton. Following the custom of many years, a memorial service will be conducted Monday, Nov. 10, at the Fullerton union high school stadium to which the public is invited. A special feature will be added to this program following the memorial service. This will be a demonstration of anti-aircraft guns and searchlights co-ordinating with a listening post. The actual demonstration with two guns and control equipment will be staged in the stadium while searchlights spotted at points surrounding the city are to pick out a high flying army plane on which the guns will be trained. Batteries of anti-aircraft artillery from Camp Haan will stage this feature of the program and will appear in the parade on the following day. The annual high school football carnival with 10 or more Orange county teams participating will Santa Ana Jaysee To Meet Berdoo Still in high spirits over a 53-0 drubbing handed the reputedly strong Sacramento Athletic club last week, Santa Jaysee Dons this week knuckled down in preparation for their first conference tilt against San Bernardino on the Indian field Friday night. The tomahawk squad has not shown any exceedingly great power so far this year, falling 13-6 before a smashing air attack by Stockton gridders two weeks ago, and playing cut a scoreless tie with Santa Monica last Friday night. The Dons won a 20-6 game in the last half against the beach team. The only game in the win side of the San Berdoo ledger is a 26-13 beating handed Citrus. be an afternoon event in the Fullerton stadium on Armistice Day. New Telephone Book Deadline Date Near Although preparation of material for the next telephone directory is under way, there is still time for revision of existing listings and inclusion of additional listings, according to R. J. Rossberg, manager of the Southern California Telephone Company. The printer's deadline is near at hand. Distribution of the book is scheduled for the early part of December. The great Aurora just a stratosphere "Strip Tease." Lots of queer ideas about what makes the spectacular northern lights, but they're only the sun tearing the clothes off of atmospheric atoms miles over our heads. Don't miss this popular science article in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER. Adv. SPECIALS IN DOMESTICS Mo De Gay Prints Quality florals, stripes, plaids, Fast colors. Yard ... 19c Outing Flannel 36-inch striped outing in light and dark stripes. A bargain! Yard ... 12c Terry Towels Heavy, thick, thirsty towels. 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