anaheim-gazette 1942-09-17

Anaheim Buyer of War Bonds Receives Window Sticker and Lapel Pin From National Director, War Savings Plan That small pin and the accompanying window sticker, both denoting membership in the Government’s 10 per cent payroll deduction plan, are prized possessions of every person in the city who is entitled to wear and display them. But probably no one feels a deeper and more justifiable pride, than does William W. Joseph of 308 Kroeger street. And if William Joseph feels pride in his pin and his window placard, it is nothing to the deep personal pride that Anaheim has in William Joseph. Joseph is not a high salaried executive. He is not even a "white collar man." He is a modest and unassuming worker—even as you and I. Somewhere sailing the Seven Seas, is his boy, Robert F. Joseph, a member of the U. S. Navy Reserve. Anyone who offers a son to his country, gives a gift beyond price. But William Joseph goes yet further. Every pay day, he sets aside a portion of his salary for the purchase of U. S. War Bonds. But the 10 per cent salary deduction suggested by the government is disregarded by him. Twenty-five Councilmen Will Attend State League of Cities While this week's meeting of Anaheim city council was distinguished by very little important business, no doubt it fairly teemed with activity in comparison with next week's adjourned meeting which has been called for Monday morning at 9 o'clock in council chambers of the city hall. For Mayor Charles A. Pearson plans to condense all business matters to the minimum in order to allow as many members as possible, time to attend the sessions of the League of California Cities, opening Monday in Los Angeles. The council ratified the ap- Kidhood Rejoices At News of Hallowe’en Plans "Hi Butch! Hey Skinnay! We’re going to have the Hallowe’en party after all!" This was the exciting news among the lads of the city, and their young sisters were just as thrilled over it as the boys. Because with the war situation, dimout rules and all, the kids were just about ready to accept the dismal announcement that they would have to give up their annual celebration of Hallowe’en. But at Tuesday morning's meeting of the Hallowe’en committee of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, decision was reached to celebrate the October date with an early morning breakfast, and a gala afternoon parade for children of grammar school age in Anaheim and adjacent rural areas. H. E. W. Barnes is committee chairman, and working with him on plans will be J Ben Kaulbars, parade chairman, assisted by J. W. Price, Ralph McBeth, chairman of the riders' division; Herbert L. Eldred, Everett Cone, Dr. John Boege and E. R. McCoy. County Posts Open For Fire Fighters In Forest Division Pointing out that Orange county is in need of eligible lists for various posts in the county's firefighting personnel, Don P. Cram, acting manager of the U.S. Employment Service headquarters office, 501 West Fifth street, Santa Ana, today announced examinations for the posts. These examinations are to be held Saturday, September 19 at the State Division of Forestry ranger station in Orange, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 12 o'clock noon. Applications may be obtained at the ranger station that day and must be filed on the same date. The posts in question include forest firefighter, assistant fire truck driver, forest fire truck driver, fire crew cook, and forest are fighting foreman, posts open to both men and women. At the same time Manager Cram announced an examination for the position of clinical laboratory technician, to be held by the business, no doubt it fairly teemed with activity in comparison with next week's adjourned meeting which has been called for Monday morning at 9 o'clock in council chambers of the city hall. For Mayor Charles A. Pearson plans to condense all business matters to the minimum in order to allow as many members as possible, time to attend the sessions of the League of California Cities, opening Monday in Los Angeles. The council ratified the appointment of City Attorney Leo J. Friis as alien permit officer for the local Civilian Defense council. The appointment was made by James C. Sheppard, director of OCD, 9th civilian defense region. It empowers Friis to pass on curfew laws or any alien permits of this area. Programs for the War conference of the League of Cities, the 44th annual conclave, were discussed. Virtually all council members plan to attend some or all of the sessions which will be held in the Hotel Biltmore from Monday to Thursday inclusive. Programs promise unusual interest, and each day will feature some speaker of renown.. The defense program will be given utmost importance on the program, while problems common to all municipalities will be discussed. Patrick J. Maher, president of the League and who is Santa Barbara's mayor, will preside, Orange County League will be represented officially by D. W. Kelsey, a member of Santa Ana city council. Monday night will feature the annual banquet to be held in Biltmore Bowl, with Robert Gordon Sproul, president of University of California as guest speaker. Other speakers of note during the week will include Governor Culbert Olson, Major Victor Hansen of the Western Defense Command; James M. Landis, national OCD director, and Attorney General Earl Warren. Blame Is Placed On Car Driver For Death Crash Bringing in a verdict of negligence upon the part of the driver, a cornorer's, jury on Tuesday placed upon Clarence Bemisdeafer 29 of Hawthorne full respon- Local Elks Will Take Part In State Conclave Next meeting date of Anaheim Lodge No. 1345 BPOE will fall on Wednesday night, September 23, on the eve of the annual convention of California Elk clubs, to open the following day in Fresno and continue until September 26. Several of Anaheim lodge's delegates and members will be accompanied to the conclave by their wives, the list including Exalted Ruler and Mrs. Allen F. DeWitt, Mr. and Mrs. John Ardiaz, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Verry, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fisher, with Messrs. L. B. Bonnat, Louis Jacobson, Don Jones, Oscar Heying and B. F. Mattox. Heading the Anaheim delegation will be one of their past exalted rulers, L. A. Lewis, now of Whittier, who is a past state president. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lloyd Larsen who will be on a northern vacation trip at the time, are planning their return to coincide with the conclave and will stop in Fresno to attend. At the latest meeting in Elks clubhouse, members were privileged to see motion pictures of the summer's grand lodge in Omaha., Nebr., screened by Thomas Roberts of San Pedro club. Several visiting exalted rulers shared the event with the local members, the group including James Breckenridge of San Pedro, Ray Stoeffer of Burbank, Max Miller of Huntington Park, and C. A. Cavin, a past exalted ruler of El Centro. Former Selective Service Clerk Is Home On Visit Although Robert E. Winchell is making the most of the first Blame Is Placed On Car Driver For Death Crash Bringing in a verdict of negligence upon the part of the driver, a cornorer's, jury on Tuesday placed upon Clarence Bemisdeafer, 29, of Hawthorne, full responsibility for the tragic accident of last Saturday morning, in which three lives were snuffed out and five persons were seriously injured. The accident occurred in the early hours of the morning when the light sedan with Bemisdeafer at the wheel, crashed into an eastbound Southern Pacific freight train at Palm and Santa Ana streets. Occupants of the car were Glendale defense workers en route to shipyard jobs. Clarence Morgan Jackson was killed outright, and two others, Mrs. Weldon Wise and William Perry, died in the operating room at Anaheim Lutheran hospital. Suffering serious injuries were Barbara Davis, Adrienne Rogers, Grace Roth, David Hulett and the driver, Clarence Bemisdeafer, who is still unconscious and in a critical condition. He has been at Anaheim Lutheran hospital, but will be moved to White Memorial hospital, Los Angeles, if his condition shows any improvement. Members of the train crew, Engineer Braughton, Conductor Frank Smith, Frank Shattuck and Allen Simms, brakeman, were absolved from blame. The train was traveling at the speed of five miles an hour. The coroner's jury met in the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars morutary. The crash was the most spectacular to have occurred in Anaheim or Orange county for a number of years. Former Selective Service Clerk Is Home On Visit Although Robert E. Winchell is making the most of the first vacation he has taken since National Selective Service started in October, 1940, he expressed the wish today that it might have come through some other means than by illness. Winchell, who is stationed at the Sacramento headquarters of the state selective service board, arrived here in his home city after a week spent in Mercy hospital, Sacramento, suffering from an attack of influenza. Mrs. Winchell went to Sacramento to join her husband, and they returned together to the family home at 513 South Illinois street. Before being transferred to state headquarters last March Winchell was clerk of the Anaheim Selective Service board, a post now filled by Glen Peck. His duties in the state organization at first took him to all sections of the state, since he was, as he expresses it, "the trouble shooter." In August he was transferred to the occupational deferment department where he will return when his health permits. THEY BUY BONDS Another increase in the number of city employees signing up for the 10 per cent payroll deduction plan, has boosted the percentage to 50, according to City Clerk Charles E. Griffith. It is believed that they will reach 80 per cent by October. Bond purchase by the staff averages $1000 monthly. AHEIM GAZETE The Oldest Newspaper In Orange County — Now In Its 72nd Year AHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1942 Rejoices Days of He'en Plans Watch! Hey Skinnay! Want to have the Halerty after all!" This exciting news among of the city, and their letters were just as over it as the boys. With the war situation, lies and all, the kids about ready to accept announcement that and have to give up unual celebration of Tuesday morning's the Hallowe'en comthe Anaheim Chammerce, decision was celebrate the October an early morning and a gala afternoon children of grammar in Anaheim and rural areas. Barnes is committee and working with plans will be J Ben parade chairman, J. W. Price, Ralph chairman of the riders' Herbert L. Eldred, one, Dr. John Boege McCoy. Mrs. C. V. Schutz Named To Post In D.D.S. Auxiliary Bringing prominence not only to Anaheim, but to Orange county as a whole was the election this week in Los Angeles, of Mrs. Charles V. Schutz, wife of Charles V. Schutz, D.D.S., to the post of recording secretary of Women's auxiliary to Southern California State Dental association. Dr. and Mrs. Schutz returned last night to their home, 602 Zeyn street, after having attended the sessions of association and auxiliary conventions which closed yesterday in Los Angeles. Hotel Biltmore was convention headquarters, and many local dentists and wives were in attendance. Among the number were Dr. H. H. Neville, a member of the election committee; Dr. and Mrs. John Boege, Drs. William C. McCarthy, M. M. Henderson, W. H. Stehly, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Tews, and Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Tompkins. Dr. Neblett of Riverside presided over the Dental conclave, and Mrs. Cecil Neff of San Diego conducted the auxiliary sessions. For the Dental association, the names submitted by the election board of which Dr. Neille was a mem- Southern County Bank To Observe 30th Anniversary An event of unusual interest in Southland banking circles will be the observance on Sunday, September 20 of the 30th anniversary of the founding of Southern County bank of Anaheim. It was on September 20, 1912 that the financial institution was founded, and in the intervening years it has enjoyed a steady and consistent growth to the place it now occupies as one of the outstanding financial influences of the entire community. It is one of the Southland's leading independent banks, and on June 30, its total resources were listed at the sum of $2,876,559. Illustrating its steady growth is the fact that the bank now has three strong branches in addition to the parent establishment in this city. The first of these was opened in El Monte in 1913, just a year after the founding here. In 1917 a second branch was opened in Buena Park, and the third branch was established in 1927 in Cypress, although it was transferred in 1934 to Artesia. The president, J. W. Phelps, is an outstanding figure in Southland banking circles. He has Local Drivers Are Advised To Watch Speedometer Keep your eye on the speedometer, Brother, or the Anahein police officers will be as bad as "the goblins what gits you eat you don't watch out." And albecause the City's Finest are cooperating with the Office of Price Administration in curbing fast driving. Police Chief J. S. Bouldin has a letter this week from Paul B. D'Orr of Los Angeles headquarters, California OPA, pointing out the gravity of the rubber situation, and asking local cooperation in observing the new speed limit of 35 miles an hour as a means to conserving rubber. Chief Bouldin has pledged his department's aid in curbing fast driving, and all traffic officers are on the look-out for any infractions of the orders Names and addresses of anyone exceeding the speed limit will be recorded. Chief Bouldin pointed out that excessive speed of motorists in the United States is destroying rubber enough daily to recap 200,000 automobil tires. Continuation Of Elks Will Part In Conclave Setting date of Anaheim in 1934 BPOE will fall on night, September 23, of the annual conveniencia Elk clubs, to following day in Fresno until September 26. Of Anaheim lodge's members will be added to the conclave by its list including ruler and Mrs. Allen F. Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Lloyd Verry, Mrs. Charles H. Fisher, Ms. L. B. Bonnat, Louis Don Jones, Oscar Heyf-F. Mattox. The Anaheim delegation one of their past members, L. A. Lewis, now who is a past state Mr. and Mrs. C. Lloyd will be on a northern trip at the time, are their return to coincide with conclave and will stop inattend. Latest meeting in Elks members were priviate motion pictures of the grand lodge in Omaha., opened by Thomas Robbins Pedro club. Several exalted rulers shared with the local members, including James Breck-San Pedro, Ray Stoeffebank, Max Miller of Park, and C. A. Cavin, cited ruler of El Centro. Rer Selective Clerk On Visit Robert E. Winchell is the most of the first member taken since Naheim residents were beginning to count their change pretty thoughtfully today, planning how much to set aside to aid in meeting Orange county's quota of H. H. Neville, a member of the election committee; Dr. and Mrs. John Boege, Drs. William C. McCarthy, M. M. Henderson, W. H. Stehly, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Tews, and Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Tompkins. Dr. Neblett of Riverside presided over the Dental conclave, and Mrs. Cecil Neff of San Diego conducted auxiliary sessions. For the Dental association, the names submitted by the election board of which Dr. Neville was a member, were Drs. Francis J. Conley, president; Albert C. Vieille, president-elect; John C. Grim, vice-president; Robert Borland, secretary, and Harry H. Bleecher, treasurer. All are from the Los Angeles area. Installation of the Women's auxiliary staff placed Mrs. J. Scobee Smith of Burbank in the presidency, with Mrs. Walter Monia, Beverly Hills, as president-elect; Mrs. B. C. Wildman, Long Beach, vice-president; Mrs. Charles Schutz, recording secretary; Mrs. W. R. Delyre, San Diego, treasurer. Auxiliary convention delegates from Orange county were Mesdames C. P. Tompkins, Anaheim; H. G. Howe, Fullerton; J. A. Paul, Ronald Buell and J. Stanley Norton, Santa Ana. Mrs. Buell is president of the Orange county auxiliary. Orange County Dental association is headed by Dr. Herbert Stroschein of Santa Ana. One of the leading social events for women in attendance was the luncheon Tuesday at the Town House, at which they were privileged to hear that nationally known authority on India, Lal Singh. He told the 200 or more women present, of conditions in India and of the objectives of the Indian National Congress, which he has represented in the United States since 1939. The patriotic motif which distinguished all sessions of both organizations, was given full play at the gala luncheon, and favors were tiny boutonnieres of War Stamps tied with ribbons in the tri-colors. County War Bond Quota For Month Set At $816,000 Anaheim residents were beginning to count their change pretty thoughtfully today, planning how much to set aside to aid in meeting Orange county's quota of H. H. Neville, a member of the election committee; Dr. and Mrs. John Boege, Drs. William C. McCarthy, M. M. Henderson, W. H. Stehly, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Tews, and Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Tompkins. Dr. Neblett of Riverside presided over the Dental conclave, and Mrs. Cecil Neff of San Diego conducted auxiliary sessions. For the Dental association, the names submitted by the election board of which Dr. Neville was a member, were Drs. Francis J. Conley, president; Albert C. Vieille, president-elect; John C. Grim, vice-president; Robert Borland, secretary, and Harry H. Bleecher, treasurer. Auxiliary convention delegates from Orange county were Mesdames C. P. Tompkins, Anaheim; H.G.Howe,Fullerton;J.A.Paul,RonaldBuellandJ.stanleyNorton,SantaAnahis.BuellispresidentofOrangecountyauxiliary.OrangeCountyDentalassociationisheadedbyDr.HerbertStroscheinofSantaAna. One of the leading social events for women in attendance was the luncheon Tuesday at the Town House, at which they were privileged to hear that nationally known authority on India, Lal Singh. He told the 200 or more women present, of conditions in India and of the objectives of the Indian National Congress, which he has represented in the United States since 1939. The patriotic motif which distinguished all sessions of both organizations, was given full play at the gala luncheon, and favors were tiny boutonnieres of War Stamps tied with ribbons in the tri-colors. County War Bond Quota For Month Set At $816,000 Anaheim residents were beginning to count their change pretty thoughtfully today, planning how much to set aside to aid in meeting Orange county's quota of H.H.Neville,a member of the election committee;Dr.WilliamsC.McCarthy,M.M.HendersonW.H.Tews,andDr.C.P.Tompkins. Dr.Neblett of Riverside presided over the Dental conclave,and Mrs.CecilNeffofSanDiegoconductedauxiliarysession.FortheDentalassociation,thenamessubmittedbytheelectionboardofwhichDr.Nevillewasamember,derewrsDr.FrischJ.Conleypresident;AlbertC.Vieillepresident-elect;JohnC.Grimpresident;RobertBorlandsecretary,andHarryH.Bleechertreasurer.AllarefromtheLosAngelesarea. InstallationoftheWomen'sauxiliarystaffplacedMrs.J.ScobeeSmithofBurbankinthepresidencywithMrs.WalterMonia,BeverlyHills.aspresident-elect;Mrs.B.C.Wildman,LongBeach,vice-president;Mrs.CharlesSchutz，recordingsecretary;Mrs.W.R.Delyre,SanDiego,treasurer. Auxiliary convention delegates from Orange county were MesdamesC.P.Tompkins,Anaheim;H.G.Howe,Fullerton;J.A.Paul,RonaldBuellandJ.stanleyNorton,SantaAnahis.BuellispresidentofOrangecountyauxiliary.OrangeCountyDentalassociationisheadedbyDr.HerbertStroscheinofSantaAna. One of the leading social events for women in attendance was the luncheon Tuesday at the Town House, at which they were privileged to hear that nationally known authority on India,LalSingh。他 told the 200 or more women present，of conditions in India和of the objectives of the Indian National Congress，which he has represented in the United States since 1939. The patriotic motif which distinguished all sessions of both organizations，was given full play at the gala luncheon，and favors were tiny boutonnieres of War Stamps tied with ribbons in the tri-colors. County War Bond Quota For Month Set At $816,000 Anaheim residents were beginning to count their change pretty thoughtfully today，planning how much to set aside to aid in meeting Orange county's quota of H.H.Neville,a member of the election committee;Dr.WilliamsC.McCarthy,M.M.HendersonW.H.Tews,andDr.C.P.Tompkins. Dr.Neblett of Riverside presided over the Dental conclave,and Mrs.CecilNeffofSanDiegoconductedauxiliarysession.FortheDentalassociation,thenamessubmittedbytheelectionboardofwhichDr.Nevillewasamember,derewrsDr.FrischJ.Conleypresident;AlbertC.Vieillepresident-elect;JohnC.Grimpresident;RobertBorlandsecretary,andHarryH.Bleechertreasurer.AllarefromtheLosAngelesarea. InstallationoftheWomen'sauxiliarystaffplacedMrs.J.ScobeeSmithofBurbankinthepresidencywithMrs.WalterMonia,BeverlyHills.aspresident-elect;Mrs.B.C.Wildman,LongBeach,vice-president;Mrs.CharlesSchutz，recordingsecretary;Mrs.W.R.Delyre,SanDiego,treasurer. Auxiliary convention delegates from Orange county were MesdamesC.P.Tompkins,Anaheim;H.G.Howe,Fullerton;J.A.Paul,RonaldBuellandJ.stanleyNorton,SantaAnahis.BuellispresidentofOrangecountyauxiliary.OrangeCountyDentalassociationisheadedbyDr.HerbertStroscheinofSantaAna. One of the leading social events for women in attendance was the luncheon Tuesday at the Town House，at which they were privileged to hear that nationally known authority on India,LalSingh。他 told the 200 or more women present，of conditions in India和of the objectives of the Indian National Congress，which he has represented in the United States since 1939. The patriotic motif which distinguished all sessions of both organizations，was given full play at the gala luncheon，and favors were tiny boutonnieres of War Stamps tied with ribbons in the tri-colors. County War Bond Quota For Month Set At $816,000 Anaheim residents were beginning to count their change pretty thoughtfully today，planning how much to set aside to aid in meeting Orange county's quota of H.H.Neville,a member of the election committee;Dr.WilliamsC.McCarthy,M.M.HendersonW.H.Tews,andDr.C.P.Tompkins. Dr.Neblett of Riverside presided over the Dental conclave,and Mrs.CecilNeffofSanDiegoconductedauxiliarysession.FortheDentalassociation,thenamessubmittedbytheelectionboardofwhichDr.Nevillewasamember,derewrsDr.FrischJ.Conleypresident;AlbertC.Vieillepresident-elect;JohnC.Grimpresident;RobertBorlandsecretary,andHarryH.Bleechertreasurer.AllarefromtheLosAngelesarea. InstallationoftheWomen'sauxiliarystaffplacedMrs.J.ScobeeSmithofBurbankinthepresidencywithMrs.WaterMonia,BeverlyHills.aspresident-elect;Mrs.B.C.Wildman,LongBeach,vice-president;Mrs.CharlesSchutz，recordingsecretary;Mrs.W.R.Delyre,SanDiego,treasurer. Auxiliary convention delegates from Orange county were MesdamesC.P.Tompkins,Anaheim;H.G.Howe,Fullerton;J.A.Paul,RonaldBuellandJ.stanleyNorton,SantaAnahis.BuellispresidentofOrangecountyauxiliary.OrangeCountyDentalassociationisheadedbyDr.HerbertStroscheinofSantaAna. One of the leading social events for women in attendance was the luncheon Tuesday at the Town House，at which they were privileged to hear that nationally known authority on India,LalSingh。他 told the 200 or more women present，of conditions in India和of the objectives of the Indian National Congress，which he has represented in the United States since 1939. The patriotic motif which distinguished all sessions of both organizations，was given full play at the gala luncheon，and favors were tiny boutonnieres of War Stamps tied with ribbons in the tri-colors. County War Bond Quota For Month Set At $816,000 Anaheim residents were beginning to count their change pretty thoughtfully today，planning how much to set aside to aid in meeting Orange county's quota of H.H.Neville,a member of the election committee;Dr.WilliamsC.McCarthy,M.M.HendersonW.H.Tews,andDr.C.P.Tompkins. Dr.Neblett of Riverside presided over the Dental conclave,and Mrs.CecilNeffofSanDiegoconductedauxiliarysession.FortheDentalassociation,thenamessubmittedbytheelectionboardofwhichDr.Nevillewasamember,derewrsDr.FrischJ.Conleypresident;AlbertC.Vieillepresident-elect;JohnC.Grimpresident;RobertBorlandsecretary,andHarryH.Bleechertreasurer.AllarefromtheLosAngelesarea. InstallationoftheWomen'sauxiliarystaffplacedMrs.J.ScobeeSmithofBurbankinthepresidencywithMrs.WaterMonia,BeverlyHills.aspresident-elect;Mrs.B.C.Wildman,LongBeach,vice-president;Mrs.CharlesSchutz，recordingsecretary;Mrs.W.R.Delyre,SanDiego,treasurer. Auxiliary convention delegates from Orange county were MesdamesC.P.Tompkins,Anaheim;H.G.Howe,Fullerton;J.A.Paul,RonaldBuellandJ.stanleyNorton,SantaAnahis.BuellispresidentofOrangecountyauxiliary.OrangeCountyDentalassociationisheadedbyDr.HerbertStroscheinofSantaAna. One of the leading social events for women in attendance was the luncheon Tuesday at the Town House，at which they were privileged to hear that nationally known authority on India,LalSingh。他 told the 200 or more women present，of conditions in India和of the objectives of the Indian National Congress，which he has represented in the United States since 1939. The patriotic motif which distinguished all sessions of both organizations，was given full play at the gala luncheon，and favors were tiny boutonnieres of War Stamps tied with ribbons in the tri-colors. County War Bond Quota For Month Set At $816,000 Anaheim residents were beginning to count their change pretty thoughtfully today，planning how much to set aside to aid in meeting Orange county's quota of H.H.Neville,a member of the election committee;Dr.WilliamsC.McCarthy,M.M.HendersonW.H.Tews,andDr.C.P.Tompkins. Dr.Neblett of Riverside presided over the Dental conclave,and Mrs.CecilNeffofSanDiegoconductedauxiliarysession.FortheDentalassociation,thenamessubmittedbytheelectionboardofwhichDr.Nevillewasamember,derewrsDr.FrischJ.Conleypresident;AlbertC.Vieillepresident-elect;JohnC.Grimpresident;RobertBorlandsecretary,andHarryH.Bleechertreasurer.AllarefromtheLosAngelesarea. InstallationoftheWomen'sauxiliarystaffplacedMrs.J.ScobeeSmithofBurbankinthepresidencywithMrs.WaterMonia,BeverlyHills.aspresident-elect;Mrs.B.C.Wildman,LongBeach,vice-president;Mrs.CharlesSchutz，recordingsecretary;Mrs.W.R.Delyre,SanDiego,treasurer. Auxiliary convention delegates from Orange county were MesdamesC.P.Tompkins,Anaheim;H.G.Howe,Fullerton;J.A.Paul,RonaldBuellandJ.stanleyNorton,SantaAnahis.BuellispresidentofOrangecountyauxiliary.OrangeCountyDentalassociationisheadedbyDr.HerbertStroscheinofSantaAna. One of the leading social events for women in attendance was the luncheon Tuesday at the Town House，at which they were privileged to hear that nationally known authority on India,LalSingh。他 told the 200 or more women present，of conditions in India和of the objectives of the Indian National Congress，which he has represented in the United States since 1939. The patriotic motif which distinguished all sessions of both organizations，was given full play at the gala luncheon，and favors were tiny boutonnieres of War Stamps tied with ribbons in the tri-colors. County War Bond Quota For Month Set At $816,000 Anaheim residents were beginning to count their change pretty thoughtfully today，planning how much to set aside to aid in meeting Orange county's quota of H.H.Neville,a member of the election committee;Dr.WilliamsC.McCarthy,M.M.HendersonW.H.Tews,andDr.C.P.Tompkins. Dr.Neblett of Riverside presided over the Dental conclave,and Mrs.CecilNeffofSanDiegoconductedauxiliarysession.FortheDentalassociation,thenamessubmittedbytheelectionboardOfwhichDr.Nevillewasamember,derewrsDr.FrischJ.Conleypresident;AlbertC.Vieillepresident-elect;JohnC.Grimpresident;RobertBorlandsecretary,andHarryH.Bleechertreasurer.AllarefromtheLosAngelesarea. InstallationoftheWomen'sauxiliarystaffplacedMrs.J.ScobeeSmithofBurbankinthepresidencywithMrs.WaterMonia,BeverlyHills.aspresident-elect;Mrs.B.C.Wildman,LongBeach,vice-president;Mrs.CharlesSchutz，recordingsecretary;Mrs.W.R.Delyre,SanDiego,treasurer. Auxiliary convention delegates from Orange county were MesdamesC.P.Tompkins,Anaheim;H.G.Howe,Fullerton;J.A.Paul,RonaldBuellandJ.stanleyNorton,SantaAnahis.BuellispresidentofOrangecountyauxiliary.OrangeCountyDentalassociationisheadedbyDr.HerbertStroscheinOfSantaAna. One of the leading social events for women in attendance was the luncheon Tuesday at the Town House，at which they were privileged to hear that nationally known authority on India,LalSingh。他 told the 200 or more women present，of conditions in India和of the objectives of the Indian National Congress，which he has represented in the United States since 1939. The patriotic motif which distinguished all sessions of both organizations，was given full play at the gala luncheon，and favors were tiny boutonnieres of War Stamps tied with ribbons in the tri-colors. County War Bond Quota For Month Set At $816,000 Anaheim residents were beginning to count their change pretty thoughtfully today，planning how much to set aside to aid in meeting Orange county's quota of H.H.Neville,a member of the election committee;Dr.WilliamsC.McCarthy,M.M.HendersonW.H.Tews,andDr.C.P.Tompkins. Dr.Neblett of Riverside presided over the Dental conclave,and Mrs.CecilNeffofSanDiegoconductedauxiliarysession.FortheDentalassociation,thenamessubmittedbytheelectionboardOfwhichDr.Nevillewasamember,derewrsDr.FrischJ.Conleypresident;AlbertC.Vieillepresident-elect;JohnC.Grimpresident;RobertBorlandsecretary,andHarryH.Bleechertreasurer.AllarefromtheLosAngelesarea. InstallationoftheWomen'sauxiliarystaffplacedMrs.J.ScobeeSmithofBurbankinthepresidencywithMrs.WaterMonia,BeverlyHills.aspresident-elect;Mrs.B.C.Wildman,LongBeach,vice-president;Mrs.CharlesSchutz，recordingsecretary;Mrs.W.R.Delyre,SanDiego,treasurer. Auxiliary convention delegates from Orange county were MesdamesC.P.Tompkins,Anaheim;H.G.Howe,Fullerton;J.A.Paul,RonaldBuellandJ.stanleyNorton,SantaAnahis.BuellispresidentofOrangecountyauxiliary.OrangeCountyDentalassociationisheadedbyDr.HerbertStroscheinOfSantaAna. One of the leading social events for women in attendance was the luncheon Tuesday at the Town House，at which they were privileged to hear that nationally known authority on India,LalSingh。他 told the 200 or more women present，of conditions in India和of the objectives of the Indian National Congress，which he has represented in the United States since 1939. The patriotic motif which distinguished all sessions of both organizations，was given full play at the gala luncheon，and favors were tiny boutonnieres of War Stamps tied with ribbons in the tri-colors. County War Bond Quota For Month Set At $816,000 Anaheim residents were beginning to count their change pretty thoughtfully today，planning how much to set aside to aid in meeting Orange county's quota of H.H.Neville,a member of the election committee;Dr.WilliamsC.McCarthy,M.M.HendersonW.H.Tews,andDr.C.P.Tompkins. Dr.Neblett of Riverside presided over the Dental conclave,and Mrs.CecilNeffofSanDiegoconductedauxiliarysession.FortheDentalassociation,thenamessubmittedbytheelectionboardOfwhichDr.Nevillewasamember,derewrsDr.FrischJ.Conleypresident;AlbertC.Vieillepresident-elect;JohnC.Grimpresident;RobertBorlandsecretary,andHarryH.Bleechertreasurer.AllarefromtheLosAngelesarea. InstallationoftheWomen'sauxiliarystaffplacedMrs.J.ScobeeSmithofBurbankinthepresidencywithMrs.WaterMonia,BeverlyHills.aspresident-elect;Mrs.B.C.Wildman,LongBeach,vice-president;Mrs.CharlesSchutz，recordingsecretary;Mrs.W.R.Delyre,SanDiego,treasurer. Auxiliary convention delegates from Orange county were MesdamesC.P.Tompkins,Anaheim；H.G.Howe,Fullerton;J.A.Paul,RonaldBuellandJ.stanleyNorton,SantaAnahis.BuellispresidentofOrangecountyauxiliary.OrangeCountyDentalassociationisheadedbyDr.HerbertStroscheinOfSantaAna." 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When they will continue to broadcast nightly at o County War Bond Quota For Month Set At $816,000 Anaheim residents were beginning to count their change pretty thoughtfully today, planning how much to set aside to aid in meeting Orange county's quota of $816,400 set for the September War Bond sales. Announcement of the sum set for the county was made this week by Harry L. Hanson of Santa Ana, county chairman of the War Bond campaign. At the same time, Hanson declared that August sales of bonds throughout the United States fell nearly two million dollars short of the quota set by the U.S. Treasury department. Such sales aggregated $697,255,000 but the quota set was $815,000,000 for the nation. However results of the 10 per cent payroll deduction plan were more encouraging, for exactly one million more patriotic Americans took advantage of the plan in August than the 19 million who participated in July. August sales made by this means of setting aside money each payday reached the sum of $225,000,000, a sum 25 millions in excess of that set aside in July. PICNIC ANNOUNCED Members of Los Angeles chapter, Retired Railroad Employees of American have issued invitation to all retired railroad men in the Anaheim area, to bring their families and take part in a big annual get-to-gether which they are staging next Thursday, September 24, in Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles. Each family is to provide its own basket dinner for the noon-day picnic. WINS NAVY CROSS Signal honors have been paid Ensign J. D. (Don) Wakeham, son of the E. A. Wakehams, Route 1, Anaheim, for he has been decorated with the Navy Cross by Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, for his heroism in the sinking of the Jap airplane carrier Ryokaku in the battle of the Coral Sea. Pilot of a Douglas dive bomber, Ensign Wakeham planted his 1000 pound bomb squarely on the carrier. After graduation from Anaheim school, Wakeham entered Fullerton J. C. Although Captain and Mr. Charles Schmitt, just returned from California from North Carolina are happy to renew the major Anaheim friendships formed when Capt. Schmitt was commanded at St. Catherine's Military academy, both are conscious of a small but very irritating "fly in my ointment" of their satisfaction. When the genial captain was transferred from his first military base at Camp Callan to Camp Davis in N. Car., he was in New York for promotion to the rank of major. History repeated itself at Camp Davis, and promotions papers were almost complete when again he was transferred this time to Camp Haan, River side. All of his friends are now hopeful that Uncle Sam will permit him to remain at Camp Haan long enough to gain his well earned promotion. Mrs. Schmitt and her little children will remain Anaheim "for the duration," as are already located at 1029 West Center street. Capt. Schmitt will report for duty in the very near future. Controller Riley Gives Figures On States Finances State Controller Harry B. Riley announced this week from San Pedro, that California be given fund cash excess in her history, the sum of $42,288,481. This is approximately $12,000,000 beyond the greatest surplus ever recorded in the state. According to Controller Riley California is better off by $76,347,172 than in September, 1941, while instead of an excess, she faced a deficit amounting to $069,691. Dr. Wilson Sends Message From Samoan Island Station Second best only to an annual meeting, was the personal message which this week reached Mrs. Llewellyn E. Wilson and her daughter Peggy, 558 South Illinois street, from their husband and father, Lieut. Llewellyn E. Wilson of the Medical Corps, U. S. Navy Reserves and U. S. Marine Corps, now stationed on the little island of Upolu, in British Samoa. Lieut Wilson who practised in this city, and was well known throughout Orange county and the Southland, especially through his successful term as resident physician at Orange County General hospital, enlisted in the Navy Reserves and left the San Diego base in July for his station in the Samoan Islands. An interesting side-light on his Medical Corps service is the fact that it also embraces the Marine Corps, hence he wears the U. S. Navy insignia with the uniform of the U. S. Marines. The rule applies to all physicians and surgeons and to all nurses enlisting for Naval service. The personal message was relayed to Mrs. Wilson and her daughter this week, by an officer in the Matson liner Lurline, formerly in the mainland to Hawaii service, and now doing Selectees Depart For Army Service At Fort McArthur On Tuesday morning there departed from this city more than half a hundred young men, all of them accepted for service in the United States Army, and starting on the first steps of their trip to Fort McArthur. The men, 53 in number, were those accepted from a possible 99 youths numbered in the first September group of the Selective Service board, according to Glen A. Peck, clerk of the board. There were 27 youths rejected by the Army medical board; three transferred to other boards; half a Continuation Of Past Warnings Now Assured Though orange growers in the area need give no attention to frost protection for crops for many weeks yet, have expressed general satisfaction at the announcement they may depend again this season citrus frost warnings nightly by Floyd D. Young. The announcement was made昨ek at a director's meeting Angeles of California Fruit Exchange. General ManPaul S. Armstrong com-mand that California and Arizona growers were extra fortunate in being able to the invaluable forecast expressed appreciation also cooperation of Radio Station in presenting it. Date of November 15 was the first of these frost days, which Young will con-do broadcast nightly at 8 o'clock KFI until Feb. 16. D. Young has now come exactly a quarter century since citrus growers in his district handling of frost broaden from the U. S. Weather Bureau in Pomona. Brain Encounters During Delays In New Advancement Though Captain and Mrs. Schmitt, just returned toonia from North Carolina, happy to renew the many friendships formed when Schmitt was commandant Catherine's Military academy are conscious of a small every irritating "fly in the vent" of their satisfaction. In the genial captain was arrived from his first military Camp Callan to Camp Service is the fact that it also embraces the Marine Corps, hence he wears the U. S. Navy insignia with the uniform of the U. S. Marines. The rule applies to all physicians and surgeons and to all nurses enlisting for Naval service. The personal message was relayed to Mrs. Wilson and her daughter this week, by an officer in the Matson liner Lurline, formerly in the mainland to Hawaii service, and now doing transport service for the United States government. On a recent trip, the Lurline officer met and talked with Lieut. Wilson, and was able to relay his cheerful message to his wife and daughter. The message itself, showed the excellent morale of the Anaheim physician, and of the men stationed at the South Pacific Island outpost. It amplified the information that Mrs. Wilson has received in letters that have reached her regularly from the island base. FINE SET-UP Dr. Wilson has expressed satisfaction with the fine set-up of the Naval hospital where he is stationed, and where supplies are plentiful and good, the only de-(turn to Page 6) Foggy Mornings Are Welcome To Walnut Growers Heavy morning fogs of the current week have been welcomed by Orange county's walnut growers. For such weather conditions make walnuts literally "leap from their hulls," according to Agricultural Commissioner Dixson W. Tubbs. Harvest season will be in full swing within the next fortnight, and the 4500 acres of walnuts in this county are expected to yield approximately 1800 pounds of nuts to the acre. For the past several years, the yield has not exceeded 1200 pounds per acre, so growers are anticipating a good year. The only thing to mar the general satisfaction, is the shortage of labor. That the closing of the citrus harvest season may divert a certain amount of labor to the walnut groves, is a possibility. In line with the approaching walnut harvest, growers have been advised of proposals regarding half a hundred young men, all of them accepted for service in the United States Army, and starting on the first steps of their trip to Fort McArthur. The men, 53 in number, were those accepted from a possible 99 youths numbered in the first September group of the Selective Service board, according to Glen A. Peck, clerk of the board. There were 27 youths rejected by the Army medical board; three transferred to other boards; half a dozen who failed to report, and ten who enlisted for service in various divisions. Those enlisting were Ethan Roy Craig and Mack Tate, U. S. Army; Joe Edd Howard, U. S. Marines; Sylvan Lyle Vilott, Army Air Corps; Cloye Clement Gault and Nyle Clinton Pawling, U. S. Navy; Walter Francis Reed, John Tom Tucker, Leon Hyacinth Staniszewski and William Murl Dalton, U. S. Coast Guard. When the selectees left from the local bus station it was under the acting corporalship of Clarence Bargsten and Eugene D. Brady, appointed by Army officials at the Los Angeles induction station. The men included also Freeland Woodrow Smith, Henry John Plomb, Joe Cruz Rivera, Ralph Wade Fanning, Samuel Arnold, Enrique Baladad Tango, Julian Sterling Minish, Edward Taylor Rippy, Charles Michael Post, George Douglas Allen, Roy Earl Siples, Darroll D. Webb, Guido Peter Primo, Eulogio Piza, Ralph Galindo, Aubrey Reed Matthews, Arnold G. Villalobos, Arlie Harris, Santiago V. Ramirez, Cleo C. Smith, Mike G. Mendoza, Eugene D. Brady, Fred Emil Keefer, Claude L. Sylcott, Romulo H. Lopez, Eugene W. Hylton, Lucino U. Pulido, Ramon G. Carrasco, Jesus H. Cisneros, William H. Wiebalck, Glenn R. Stranske, Harry Noeninckx, Ernest Wendell Day, Clinton B. Lombard, Roy W. Armstrong, Leslie W. Johnson, Guadelupe Lopez and John P. Weber. Included with the local men were those transferred from other areas. They were H. Victor Jacobsen and Arval N. Nelson of North Dakota; Arsene F. Lepin of Monterey; Charles Patrick Marshall, Oakland; Jack Everet Eaton, Arkansas; William F. Breecheen, Floyd Wilbur Hires, Harry R. Forhan, Oklahoma; Henry V. Hyder, Paso Robles; James C., Dilbeck, Colorado; D. C. Potts, Illinois; John D. Hammond Utah through Captain and Mrs. Schmitt, just returned to Virginia from North Carolina, happy to renew the many friendships formed when Schmitt was commandant of Catherine's Military academy are conscious of a small irritating "fly in the attent" of their satisfaction. In the genial captain was arrived from his first military camp Callan to Camp N. Car., he was in line promotion to the rank of History repeated itself Camp Davis, and promotion were almost completed again he was transferred, home to Camp Haan, Riverhead. All of his friends are now all that Uncle Sam will perform to remain at Camp Haan enough to gain his well-promotion. Schmitt and her two children will remain in him "for the duration," and already located at 1029 West Street. Capt. Schmitt will be for duty in the very near Controller Riley Figures On Sales Finances The Controller Harry B. Riley,enced this week from Sacramento, that California beganember with the largest general cash excess in her history the sum of $42,288,481. This approximately $12,000,000 be- the greatest surplus ever realized in the state. According to Controller Riley, Virginia is better off by $76,358,-man in September, 1941, when end of an excess, the state has a deficit amounting to $34, AUTOMOBILE BLAZE Some luckless driver returned to his car, left Wednesday at a service station on North Los Angeles street, to find its upholstery ruined by a fire ignited when a spark reached some escaping gasoline. Weber. Included with the local men were those transferred from other areas. They were H. Victor Jacobsen and Arval N. Nelson of North Dakota; Arsene F. Lepin of Monterey; Charles Patrick Marshall, Oakland; Jack Everet Eaton, Arkansas; William F. Breecheen, Floyd Wilbur Hires, Harry R. Forhan, Oklahoma; Henry V. Hyder, Paso Robles; James C. Dilbeck, Colorado; D. C. Potts, Illinois; John D. Hammond, Utah, and Ernest E. Drews, Berkeley. Anaheim Air Port Manager Given Lieut. Commission Of interest to a host of Anaheim friends, was announcement made this week, that Samuel J. Coughran, former manager of Anaheim Air Port, had been granted his commission as first lieutenant in the U. S. Bomber Ferry Command. Lieut. Coughran enlisted in late December as a civilian pilot in the Ferry command, and is stationed at the base in Long Beach. He pilots the huge Army bombers all over the United States, spending far more time in the air than he does at his base, or in Buena Park, where Mrs. Coughran makes her home while her husband is in active service. City. Clerk Returns From Vacation Vacation, 1942, is ended for City Clerk Charles E. Griffith who this week is again on duty at his office in the city hall. He and Mrs. Griffith returned last week to their home, 921 North Dickel street, after spending part of his two weeks' vacation at Crestline.