anaheim-gazette 1942-02-12

Two More Local Residents and Father Of Anaheim Merchant Pass Away Angie Gemmill and Herbert Lenz local residents, and B. F. Pierpoint, father of local merchant succumbed here early this week. ANGIE GEMMIL Angie F. Gemmill, 65, a resident of Anaheim for 13 years and of California for 35 years, passed away early Wednesday morning at the family home, 705 North Sabina street, after an extended illness. She is survived by her husband, William B. Gemmill; two sons Russell D. Gemmill of Southgate and Myron J. Gemmill of Anaheim; two daughters, Mrs Ellsworth DeYoung of Alhambra and Miss Margaret E. Gemmill also of Southgate and eight grandchildren. She was a member of Four Square Gospel church. Funeral services will be announced later by the Hilgenfeld mortuary. B. F. PIERPOINT The 81-year-old father of Floyd Pierpoint, Anaheim baker, B. F. Pierpoint, pased away Tuesday night in a Fullerton rest home. Well known in his city where he resided for six years, the deceased is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Vera Burry, Huntington Beach, and Mrs. Helen Gorseman, Santa Ana; three sons, Norval, Santa Ana, Max, Rosemead; and Floyd of Anaheim; and 10 grandchildren. Funeral arrangement are to be announced later. HERBERT LENZ Herbert B Lenz of Lincoln avenue died Tuesday at the age of 31 He ha slived the entire time here on the family ranch owned for 54 years by his parents. He is survived by his mother, Mrs Amelia; five brothers, William, Otto, Theodore, and Herman of Anaheim, and Albert of Colinga; one sister, Mrs Betty Billings of Hollywood. Funeral services will be conducted from the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel at 2 p.m. tomorrow with Rev. Earl Boatman and the First Christian church officiating. Burial will be made at the Loma Linda cemetery. Stolen Federal Auto Stamps Need Not Be Replaced Say Officials Motorists will not have to purchase a second Federal use tax stamp—price $2.09—if their tag has been stolen, providing they filled out and mailed to the Bureau of Internal Revenue the no-collector of Internal Revenue stating the date on which the stamp was purchased, amount paid for the stamp, make, model and serial number of vehicle from Stolen Federal Auto Stamps Need Not Be Replaced Say Officials Motorists will not have to purchase a second Federal use tax stamp—price $2.09—if their tag has been stolen, providing they filled out and mailed to the Bureau of Internal Revenue the postal card supplied at the time use tax stamps are purchased according to the Automobile Club of Southern California. The sending of the postal card to the Bureau will help to establish proof of payment of the tax in the event of loss or theft. SUCH CASES Owners applying for relief in such cases will be required to submit an affidavit to the Internal BUY DEFENSE BONDS, STAMPS Governor Olson Expected To Attend Balboa Military Ball, Feb. 21 With Governor Culbert L. Olson expected among the honored guests tickets were on sale today for the 14th annual Military ball to be held Saturday evening, Feb. 21, at 9 p.m. in the Rendezvous ballroom, Balboa. A crowd of more than 1,500 is expected by the Citizens Committee of Orange County, sponsors of the affair, the proceeds of which will go to the Jack Fisher chapter of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. SPECIAL INVITATIONS Special invitations have been issued, according to the Citizen's committee to commanding and executive officers of the Army and Navy stationed in Southern California and to several prominent movie stars. District chairmen for the dance in Anaheim are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Masterson, and Mr. and Mrs. Lotus Loudon. THE POCKETBOOK OF KNOWLEDGE BY TOPPS UNCLE SAM'S BOMBERS CAN FLY 71 MILES AN HOUR FASTER AND 900 MILES FARTHER THAN THEY COULD FOUR YEARS AGO IMPROVEMENTS RESULTING FROM INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH. UNCLE SAM'S BOMBERS CAN FLY 71 MILES AN HOUR FASTER AND 900 MILES FARTHER THAN THEY COULD FOUR YEARS AGO — IMPROVEMENTS RESULTING FROM INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH. NEEDLE-PISHES, OF THE INDIAN OCEAN SWIM STANDING UP ON THEIR TAILS AIR CONDITIONING SPREADS TO GLOVES WORKERS IN ONE COMPANY WHO HANDLE HOT MATERIALS NOW WEAR ASBESTOS GLOVES WITH AN AIR PRESSURE HOSE IN EACH GLOVE TO CIRCULATE COOL AIR OVER THEIR HANDS. GUARAPO, POPULAR BEVERAGE IN VENEZUELA IS MADE BY DISSOVING-A LUMP OF BROWN SUGAR IN A CUPCUP OF HOT WATER A NEW FLASHLIGHT SNAPS ON THE WRIST LIKE A WATCH AND LEAVES BOTH HANDS FREE TO WORK. VALENTINE GIFTS Mcjud Hcse $1.50 & $1.00 Nylons $1.95 & $1.65 Lingcric $1.39 up Slips, Gowns, Pajamas Bags $1.50 and $100 Mastersons 180 WEST CENTER STREET ANAHEIM — PHONE 3288 ASSEMBLYMAN Sam Collins (left), Senator Thomas Shel (center), and Assemblyman Clyde Watson (right) guest speakers at tonight's Republican Lincoln day dinner at Knott's Berry Place. "Der Vigilant” Politics Will Continue Clares County Republican Chairman The kind of politics that is ever present for good government will be adjourned in 1942.” With statement today and the reiteration that Orange county Republicans are sincerely engaged in and defense activities but will pausing briefly to consider Assemblyman Sam Collins and Clyde Watson are scheduled to review the recent state legislative session at the dinner, while the party’s campaign plans for 1942 — AXE THE AXIS — BASE PAY In addition to the base pay received by enlisted men in the U.S. Navy and Naval reserves, men receive additional pay for certain types of work or honors receive. For example, a seaman awarded the Distinguished Service medal, Distinguished Flying cross or County Chamber of Commerce Fear Curtailment. Fearing that curtailment may extend to summer unless the president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county, Don Paterson appointed Howard Irwin on Friday to create a “food for sale” meeting Tuesday, Feb. Kibels cafe in Fullerton leading to William Galliene, secretary of the Orange group. Gallienne sttaes in a report the morale meeting will be on travel and recreation with idea in mind that “most may just as well plan for and vacation this summer at home feeling sorry for selves” According to the report, rale meeting will reveal interesting figures with relevant tourist travel this year as tourist travel last year. The secretary—treasure ther points out that it is Southern California and a resorts and Orange county playgrounds to build up the rale to create a want for the ple to take vacations as this year — REMEMBER PEARL HANKS. State War Worker Total Increases A total of 10,177 workers in California defense industry placed during December, senting the highest total one month in the history of fornia public employment Ralph G. Wadsworth, Director of the United States deployment Service announced day. Aircraft manufacturing over 6,000 workers from e With statement today and the re-ear that Orange county Repub-are sincerely engaged in defense activities but will pausing briefly to consider session at the dinner, while the party's campaign plans for 1942 AXE THE AXIS BASE PAY In addition to the base pay received by enlisted men in the U.S. Navy and Naval reserves, men receive additional pay for certain types of work or honors received. For example, a seaman awarded the Distinguished Service medal, Distinguished Flying cross or Navy cross, receives $2 extra a month; gun captains receive $2 to $5 a month extra; mail clerks, $10 to $30 a month extra; expert riflemen or expert pistol shots, $3 more a month; sharpshooters, $1 extra per month; divers $10 to $20 extra each month, etc. BUY DEFENSE BONDS CUT OUT CUTTING IN "Cutting-in" as an accident cause can be eliminated if every motorist will remember that safety requires that he always wait until he can see the car he just passed in the rear-view mirror before turning back into the same traffic lane. BANK ON YOUR COUNTRY PICKING OFF THE SPARES BY SIXTA M REPEATER! MAYBE WELL WIN IN JANUARY OR FEBRUARY OR MARCH! ONCE IN A LIFETIME!! LOWELL JACKSON, ON ST. LOUIS Hooked THIS BALL BETWEEN THE 3-10 PINS, NOT TOUCHING EITHER PIN!! MARTY CASSIO, Railway, N.J., HIT 22 STRIKES IN A ROW FOR GAMES OF 280, 300 HIS 3-GAME SERIES WAS THE MARTY FINISHED SIXTH IN THE CHICAGO ALL-Star TOURNAMENT! R.A.WINKLEMAN, Fremont, Neb., A GRAND PRIZE WINNER LAST YEAR, WON CASH AWARDS IN THE FIRST TWO CONTESTS OF the 1941-1942 #50,000 RED CROWN OPEN-PLAY BOWLING CARRIAL—HE BOWLS IN THE "STAR CLASS" KRUMPELN REVEVEPORT, LA., A STRIKE AND A PICKED UP A 3-10 WITH THE SAME HE MADE A KRUMPELN ON ST. LOUIS Hooked THIS BALL BETWEEN THE 3-10 PINS, NOT TOUCHING EITHER PIN!! YOUR BOWLING ODDITES TO GEORGE SIXTA, 43 E.OHIO ST. CHICAGO. Rogan, colector of internal revenue for rthis district today. “This year our records for the period from Jan 1 to Feb 7 indicate that the number of taxable returns exceeds the non-taxables by approximately 50 per cent,” stated Rogan. “Last year on Feb. 7, the non-taxable returns received in our office exceeded taxables by approximately 20 per cent” oClections in money during the five week period have shown an increase of 250 per cent and indications are that more than $400,-000,000 will be paid in the ten southern counties by March 16, ogan pointed out AXE THE AXIS — “Golgotha,” Religious Drama, Slate For Anaheim Foursquare Gospel Church The Rev H. E. Fisher, Anaheim Foursquare pastor today announced the presentation of the drama, "Golgotha" this Sunday evening at 7 p.m. and again at 9 o'clock in the church at Broadway and Manchester. To many who have seen the former picture, "King of Kings," the author-theologian said today, "this latest Biblical drama will be just as great if not greater." The presentation is in sound motion pictures and of about two hours duration. RELIGIOUS FILM The picture, produced by a religious film company is heralded by the national Board of Photoplay Review as one of the most unusual and noteworthy films ever produced on the life, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ The picture recreates the scenes in Palestine and the Holy Land of days gone by plus the turbulent political forces at work at that time. According to Rev Fisher, the first showing Sunday will begin promptly at 7 p.m. with an addi- tion playing at 9 p.m. A planning to attend were that cars and tires will be by competent ushers. MUSICAL CONCERT A musical concert is scheduled from 6:30 to 7 p.m. Sunday. Foursquare orchestra unrection of J. H. Holly — BUY DEFENSE BOND Enlistments Take For Marine Reserves Enlistments are being accepted today according to Western Recruiting Division of the US Marine corps—the newly created Limited vice reserve. Enlistment information be secured at the M.Corps base, San Diego, cering service for “the citation!” Applicants must be owd and under 50 years of age and meet physical stan- specified for this newly listed reserve. BANK ON YOUR COUNTRY Two Colony Residents, Former Plan And Pioneer's Son Pass Away This Week (Continued from Page 1) Dr. O'Toole is survived by his widow, Blanche; one daughter, Mrs. Lavina McClelland; one sister, Mrs. J. P. Dealy of Iowa; a niece, Miss Josephine Dealy, also from a Fullerton mortuai died last Wednesday at his erton home. One of the oldest Standa drillers in California, Two Colony Residents, Former Plan And Pioneer’s Son Pass Away This W (Continued from Page 1) Dr. O’Toole is survived by his widow, Blanche; one daughter, Mrs. Lavina McClelland; one sister, Mrs. J. P. Dealy of Iowa; a niece, Miss Josephine Dealy, also of Iowa; and a grandson. The deceased was 72 at the time of his death and had actively maintained his offices here in Anaheim until a short time ago. A native of Iowa, he was a member of the Elks, Knights of Columbus and the Orange County Medical society. He came here in 1919. J. V. “JIM” CORONA J. V. “Jim” Corona son and survivor of Jose and Maria Vejar-Corona, early California pioneers and founders of the city of Corona was buried Saturday following funeral services conducted St. Agnes Guild Sponsors Annual Benefit Dance Saturday At Santa Ana Members of the St. Agnes guild of St. Michael’s Episcopal church will give their annual benefit dance this Saturday evening at the Santa Ana Country club. Half of the proceed will be given to the Red Cross, it was announced by Mrs. Ted Kuchel, president of the guild. A Valentine and partiotic motif will be used. Tickets may be secured from any guild member or by calling Mrs. Wilson Phelps, ticket chairman, at Anaheim 28172. Members of the dance committee include Mrs. Harry Horn, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Earl Jackson and Mrs. Floy bard. H. G. Wilson 18 Board Member Taking office this week newest member of the of trustees at Tustin high school is H. G. W former Anaheim resident was appointed by County perinetudent of Schools Adkinson. Wilson is a citrus raiser with two children attent Tustin schools. County Chambers Year Curtailment Fearing that curtailment of travel may extend to summer business the president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange county, Don Patch has appointed Howard Irwin of Fullerton to create a "food for movie" meeting Tuesday, Feb 24, at labels cafe in Fullerton according to William Galliene, secretary-reeaser of the Orange county group. Gallienne sttaes in a report that the morale meeting will be based on travel and recreation with the area in mind that "most people stay just as well plan for a trip and vacation this summer as to sit home feeling sorry for themselves" According to the report the mobile meeting will reveal some interesting figures with respect to tourist travel this year as against tourist travel last year. The secretary--treasurer further points out that it is up to southern California and all the sorts and Orange county beach playgrounds to build up the mobile to create a want for the people to take vacations as usual this year. REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR State War Worker Total Increases A total of 10,177 workers in California defense industries were faced during December, representing the highest total for any month in the history of California public employment offices,alph G. Wadsworth, California director of the United States Employment Service announced today. Aircraft manufacturing hired over 6,000 workers from employ- Black cats, ladders, broken mirrors and Valentines . May Be Significant That Friday, 13th, Precedes St. Valentine’s Observance By JOE JASON Tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 13th, immediately preceding, as it does, Valentine's day, Feb. 14th, is expected today to give all local pranksters who are in the habit of mailing comic Valentines to friends and acquaintances, an opportunity to repent before the deed, instead of after. At least it would seem that there is some significance connected with the occurrence of the bad luck day of days, Friday the 13th, coming at the time it does. Though the combination of Friday and the number "13" may discourage many who superstitiously consider black cats, ladders, mirrors, umbrellas, and the like, it is not expected to dampen the ardor of Cupid who are reported this week to be creating a major run on Valentine counters here. AXE THE AXIS — Money Is Funny, But Nice To Have JUDGE CHARLES KUCHEL Money is a funny thing, but it is nevertheless nice to have some of it around the house. But one man says in his line of business, he receives checks for his work. He puts the checks in the bank and pays his bills with checks. He seldom sees any real money. There is something to think about and that should knock out the fallacy of inflation which is dangerous. Total Increases A total of 10,177 workers in California defense industries were faced during December, representing the highest total for any month in the history of California public employment offices, Ralph G. Wadsworth, California Director of the United States Employment Service announced today. Aircraft manufacturing hired over 6,000 workers from employment service files while the shipbuilding industry utilized over 2,500. Placements in essential industries other than airplane manufacturing the shipbuilding reach a total of 2,113 in December. Drama, Slated Square Gospel Church On playing at 9 p.m. Anyone planning to attend were assured that cars and tires will be policed by competent ushers. Musical Concert A musical concert is scheduled from 6:30 to 7 p.m. Sunday by the bursquare orchestra under direction of J. H. Holly. Bury Defense Bonds Enlistments Taken For Marine Reserve Enlistments are being accepted today according to the Western Recruiting Division of the US Marine corps for the newly created Limited service reserve. Enlistment information may be secured at the Marine Corps base, San Diego, covering service for "the duration!" Applicants must be over 30 and under 50 years of age, and meet physical standards specified for this newly created reserve. Former Planter, Pass Away This Week From a Fullerton mortuary. He died last Wednesday at his Fullton home. One of the oldest Standard tool millers in California, having Former Planter, Pass Away This Week One of the oldest Standard tool millers in California, having worked in the Olinda field, the deceased was born May 20, 1869. He worked in the Olinda fields from the year 1900 to 1923, when he retired. His father was a native of Yorida and Santa Ana Canyon, and a civil War veteran; his mother was of the Vejar pioneers, recipients of the old Spanish land grants in the Southland. Corona is survived by his widow, Amelia Araiza-Corona; two daughters, Mrs. Carrie Watkins, and Stella Mongomery; two sons, Jonzo and Robert; one brother, Manuel, and four grandchildren. Sons Annual Day At Santa Ana Arl Jackson and Mrs. Floyd Hubbard. AXE THE AXIS H. G. Wilson Board Member Taking office this week, the newest member of the board of trustees at Tustin Union high school is H. G. Wilson, former Anaheim resident who was appointed by County Superintendent of Schools Ray Adkinson. Wilson is a citrus rancher with two children attending Tustin schools. Key men in government and industry require fast, dependable transportation. That's where Union Pacific Streamliners play an important part. They are on the job—day in and day out. And so it is with Union Pacific freight service. Production and assembly plants demand a steady stream of materials and parts. Union Pacific freight locomotives, powerful giants of the rails, are keeping 'em rolling so that Uncle Sam can "keep 'em flying." Today, our Nation's war program comes first and Union Pacific is cooperating to the fullest extent. We appreciate the patient understanding of travelers who are not always able to obtain the accommodations they desire. Our thanks to you for your past and future cooperation. For Complete Information R. A. PARKER, Agent, Anaheim, Union Pacific Station, Phone 3519 The Progressive UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD The Strategic Middle Route