anaheim-gazette 1941-12-11

20-30 Club Cagers Slated To Meet Famed Negro Clowns Here Dec. 17 Scheduled to meet the rollicking Broadway Clowns, Negro amateur basketball champions from New York City, in a charity game at Anaheim high school gym Wednesday night, Dec. 17, members of Anaheim’s 20-30 basketball club were working out this week under the direction of Captain Chauncey Woodrome. Proceeds of the game which will begin at 8 p.m. Wednesday are to go to the 20-30 organization’s charity fund. A top-flight basketball quintet in national cage circles, the clowns bring to Anaheim All “Runt” Pullins, 135-pound forward, an all-city selection from Chicago and past member of the Harlem Globe Trotters; “Clevé” Bray, a six footer just out of Xavier university in New Orleans; Center “Bill” Winters, six foot, four inch cage showman; and Guards “Buzz” Mathews, the clowning clown, and reputedly one of the greatest showmen in basketball, and “Father” Miles, a veteran from the Chicago Crusaders. According to advance reports the Clowns are recognized by hoop critics over the nation as the greatest group of Negro comedians in the realm of basketball. In practically every city the Clowns appear, the score is of secondary importance, for the plain goofy exhibition of the colored five keep fans howling from the start. LOCAL LINEUPS In the 20-30 lineup facing them in addition to forward and Captain Woodrome will be Fred Vail, formerly of Fullerton jaysee; Joe Wilmore, ex-Colorado Aggie; Heyward Minder, and “Willie” Bath, Anaheim athletes, forwards; Archie Baker, one-time Hornet, center; Eugene Montgomery, and Julian Martenez, Santa Ana jaysee; Ray Pomeroy and Kenny Dugan, Anaheim, guards. Jeweler Here Meets U.S. Standards (Continued from Page 1) have to know how to do it all.” NO ASSISTANT The local jeweler is also an expert in electric jewelry welding and says the reason he has not hired an assistant is that he would have to employ a dozen men to do the different jobs. “Now, the jewelry business is made up of about six professions, instead of one,” he said, “and few individuals can perform all these professions.” SIX MONTHS City Issues Call For Defense Volunteers (Continued from Page 1) the hands of the American Legion liere is functioning on a full-time basis and is to continue to do so throughout the emergency. According to recommendation at last night's meeting it is quite probable that a more efficient blackout warning signal will be forthcoming immediately than the current three blasts on the city fire whistle, followed by one long blast as the all clear signal. County officials remarked today that in order to make the county blackout effective, people in rural districts must put out all lights their homes that can be seen from the outside. It was also pointed out that even though the signal cannot be heard in rural communities, all major radio stations broadcast the blackout signals. In Anaheim the local fire and police departments are establishing a signal that will have a different note than the regular siren and will be blown three times when blackout is ordered. Relief Recipients Cut Nine Per Cent Orange county indigent roo numbered 239 for October, a dr of 23, or nine per cent, from the 262 cases in the county during J War Pledges Make Anaheim Resound (Continued from Page 1) of America has been unwarrantedly attacked by the Japanese Imperial Government, and WHEREAS, we Americans have a firm belief in the democratic processes of Government; and WHEREAS, it has become necessary for our Government to defend not only our own rights but the general rights and privileges of humanity by force of arms. THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Board of Directors of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce in extraordinary session assembled that our various and respective representatives in Washington, D. C., Sacramento and in our own City of Anaheim, proceed with all haste to do any and all things necessary to preserve our Country, our homes and our honor. NO ASSISTANT The local jeweler is also an expert in electric jewelry welding and says the reason he has not hired an assistant is that he would have to employ a dozen men to do the different jobs. "Now, the jewelry business is made up of about six professions, instead of one," he said, "and few individuals can perform all these professions." SIX MONTHS So Jeweler Hartwell does all his jobs because he can do them superlatively well. He has been in Anaheim six months, coming from Fullerton here. Previous to his Fullerton business, he was in Springfield, Ill., and San Francisco. BIBLICAL RESARCH The Saviour's title of "Good Shepherd" traced to the ancients. Recent biblical research reveals that centuries before given to kindly leaders, whose followers were likened to Jesus was born the term was well-tended flocks. 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Four schools to supply this work have been established at San Diego, Calif., Jacksonville, Fla.; orfolk, Virginia, and Pensacola, Fla., and will give instruction for aviation metalsmiths, machinist mates, ordnancemen, and radiomen. METALSMITH COURSE The aviation metalsmith course gives special instruction in the properties of metals, heat-treatment of metals, cutting, forging, and in those phases of welding and braining essential to aviation. Over 50 Autoists Join Motor Corps Carrying the endorsement of the USO, over 50 Anaheim motorists signed up today in the newly-formed Service Motor corps, civilian motorized army to provide transportation for uniformed service men on leave, according to Ronald Brandon, secretary for the local office of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Launched Dec. 1, the Service Motor corps, open without charge to all responsible motorists desiring to show appreciation to men in uniform for the port they are playwright. WATCH YOUR SMOKE When black smoke issues the exhaust pipe it is usually sign that the fuel mixture rich, according to the emergency service department of the mobile Club of Southern California. This means that the carator is drawing too much fuel not enough air. EASY SAVE USO, over 50 Anaheim motorists signed up today in the newly-formed Service Motor corps, civilian motorized army to provide transportation for uniformed service men on leave, according to Ronald Brandon, secretary for the local office of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Launched Dec. 1, the Service Motor corps, open without charge to all responsible motorists desiring to show appreciation to men in uniform for the part they are playing in the nation's war effort, is expected to be in complete operation by the time Christmas furloughs are granted. According to the War department, early enrollment in the Service Htor corps is urged in order that its program will prove of benefit to service men planning to visit relatives and friends at Christmas time, but who will be hindered by lack of transportation facilities. Anaheim Colonists Play For Grid Title The Anaheim Colonists will battle the Colton Yellowjacket football team at La Palma park tomorrow afternoon at 2:15 p.m. for the championship of the California Interscholastic Federation's central group of leagues. Anaheim, winner of the Sunset league, was scheduled to play Colton after the Yellowjackets had beaten Monrovia, 14 to 7, last Friday. With Colton looking well-drilled in the Monrovia victory, the Colonists with their coach, Dick Glover, believe that the game tomorrow will be no easy tilt. Fleet Enlistments Show Local Gain Enlistments in the United States Navy have increased approximately 15 percent in the oLs Angeles. Recruiting district which includes Orange county during the past month, despite a decrease of approximately the same amount through the balance of the nation, according to the Navy department today. Applications for enlistments through the Los Angeles station total 674 for the month up to Nov 27, as compared with 592 for the entire month of October. The local district is exceeded only by Birmingham, Alabama, and Portland, Oregon, and stands third in enlistments for the year among the 35 main recruiting stations in the US. Police Chief Attends Meeting At Placentia Chief James S. Bouldin, of the Anaheim police department, attended the meeting of the Orange County Peace Officers association at Placentia last night. Host of the evening was Chief Earl Moore of the Placentia department, who introduced Tom E. Murray, assistant superintendent of the Institute for Men, Chino, California, speaker for the evening. 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