anaheim-gazette 1944-01-27

HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR Extra BONDS 4TH WAR LOAN VOLUME LXXIV A Legal Newspaper ANAH We Rise to Remark by JAKE PROCTOR In and About "The Orange Capitol of the World" Some of the states are rising up against the silly idea of daylight saving time and turning their clocks back to the old standard time that operates with the sun. For quite a few million years all animals that inhabit the earth, including humans, have operated by the sun, even before clocks were invented. Without a clock to go by all animal life knows when to go to sleep and when to get up and when to stop to rest, merely by observing the sun. But after all these years some bureaucrat in Washington, who couldn't regulate the sun, tried to change the habits of nature inherent in gadgets, mostly of a labor-saving nature which will in turn soon create another "pool" of potential time, or productive man-hours. All the stress is now being centered on creating jobs after the war and it looks like every job created will eliminate the need for manpower. When you try to figure it out you come back to the question, is the dog chasing his tail, or is the tail chasing the dog? I don't know anybody except the Technocrats who have any idea what it's all about. The trouble is when a theory or plan is advanced that makes horse sense, nobody wants to understand it. Representatives of the States Bureau of the Census arrived in Los Angeles to a special wartime census Los Angeles area, including Angeles and Orange counties. The census, which will be organized and conducted during next two months, is being the request of President威尔特的 Committee for Com Production Areas. Elijah B. Lewis, Field sentative of the U. S. Census reau, will be in charge of census. Maxwell L. Johnst Benjamin J. Tepping, from Washington headquarters Census Bureau, will assist time that operates with the sun. For quite a few million years all animals that inhabit the earth, including humans, have operated by the sun, even before clocks were invented. Without a clock to go by all animal life knows when to go to sleep and when to get up and when to stop to rest, merely by observing the sun. But after all these years some bureaucrat in Washington, who couldn't regulate the sun, tried to change the habits of nature inherent in the people. Now, they are getting fed up on the idea and are taking the matter in their own hands and turning their clocks back. Statistics prove that most traffic accidents occur in the evening twilight hour, so with many more millions of people going to and from work on the highways the daylight saving idea created an equally hazardous hour in the morning. Much more electricity is used than formerly as people arise an hour early by the sun, and as far as anybody that I know of has been able to figure out, the whole scheme of daylight saving has been a failure. I hope that all of the states will ignore the official order and turn their clocks back to common sense time so we can work and sleep and eat normally again. "I swear on the altar of God eternal hostility toward every tyranny over the mind of man."—Thomas Jefferson. For many years Arthur Brisbane pleaded with the railroads to improve their service by double tracking, running lighter and faster trains much more often, and doing a lot of those things that it appeared to him the railroads would have to do, but which they did not see fit to do. Whether their failure to heed Brisbane's advice caused it or not, bushes, airplanes and private cars had taken a big share of their passenger business by the beginning of the war. Now, due to the war, transportation facilities are being taxed and post-war plans are being made to improve travel service, by the railroads, bus companies, most of which the railroads own, and air lines, which the railroads probably own or will own in due course of time. Rail transportation has been largely responsible for the development of this country and it is not to be expected that they will be found hours. All the stress is now being centered on creating jobs after the war and it looks like every job created will eliminate the need for manpower. When you try to figure it out you come back to the question, is the dog chasing his tail, or is the tail chasing the dog? I don't know anybody except the Technocrats who have any idea what it's all about. The trouble is when a theory or plan is advanced that makes horse sense, nobody wants to understand it. There is much criticism of the practice of "tipping," since in a lot of cases the tips received by employees amount to the greater part of their salary. Some hotels and other catering places pay living wages and forbid their employees to accept tips. I once knew a state senator who introduced an anti-tipping bill in the legislature. What became of his bill I do not know, but I happened to live at the same hotel where he stayed at the state capitol and I noticed he always ate at the same place at the same table. The waitress at that table was easy on the eyes and the senator who wanted to out-law tipping always left a quarter by his plate when he finished his meal. You can get an idea of the amount of money involved in the tipping business from an instance that happen in Tulsa. A chain cigar store operator offered a Tulsa hotel $1,000 a month for a small space in the lobby where he proposed to operate a free hat checking stand. The plan was to hire pretty girls for about $10 a week to tend the stand, and they were to put their tips in the "kitty" for the house. That was during the oil boom, but the hotel management turned the offer down. They already had a hat checking stand, which probably wasn't doing so bad. Will Rogers always said that our ancestors met the Mayflower. I don't know whether any Cherokees ranged that far north at that time or not. My immediate Cherokee ancestors came from Tennessee, Georgia and Kentucky, and my opinion is that some Britisher by the name of Proctor who may have come over on the Mayflower, probably got kicked out of camp and wandered south where he became involved with a Cherokee female and started a new family that carried the name. The census, which will be organized and conducted during next two months, is being taken by the request of President John F. Kennedy for Composition Production Areas. Elijah B. Lewis, Field sentative of the U.S. Census Bureau, will be in charge of census. Maxwell L. Johnston Benjamin J. Tepping, from Washington headquarters Census Bureau, will assist Lewis. They will work on operation with Herbert C. Los Angeles area representative of the Committee for Composition Production Areas, whose office located in the Western Building. The information collected... "Governmen officials have admitted that farmers need more money and have provided subsidy payments as a sop, which farmers oppose in principle. They want fair prices for their products, not doles from the public treasury..."—Fred H. Sexauer, President, Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc. About 35 years ago, according to statistics given out at that time, 75 per cent of the people were living on farms and only 25 per cent in the cities and towns. Now they say, the figures are exactly reversed and only 25 per cent of the population of this country live on the farms. This is due to a lot of reasons and developments, including the present war, but still we are producing more than we ever produced before. Now, they also say, that one-half of our present food production is being sent to feed foreign countries, and that one-fourth of the people engaged in agriculture could produce more than this country needs. This of course means by using improved methods and machinery that will be available when the war is over. A majority of the people will apparently have to turn to making mechanical I don't know whether any Cherokee ranged that far north at that time or not. My immediate Cherokee ancestors came from Tennessee, Georgia and Kentucky, and my opinion is that some Britisher by the name of Proctor who may have come over on the Mayflower, probably got kicked out of camp and wandered south where he became involved with a Cherokee female and started a new family that carried the name. Today there are more full-blood Cherokees by the name of Proctor in Delaware county, Oklahoma, than any other name. PAPER COLLECTIONS SET FOR TUESDAY Anaheim householders who have been saving old newspapers and magazines for the paper salvage drive, have been informed that such papers should be placed on the curbs next Tuesday, when the city-wide pickup will be made. The paper salvage campaign is one of the activities of the city's Defense Salvage committee of which A. L. Raymond is chairman. LONG BEACH MERCHANT INJURED IN CRASH Russell Buffum, 43, member of the well-known Buffum department store family of Long Beach, is reported as being in a serious condition at Orange County General hospital where he was taken after an accident occurring Tuesday morning on Garden Grove boulevard. California Highway Patrol officers reported that Buffum was driving alone when apparently his car left the boulevard and overturned in a ditch. He received serious head an internal injuries with numerous cuts and bruises. WAR BONDS . . . your way to back your country's attack! AHEIM GAZETE The Oldest Newspaper In Orange County — Now In Its 74th Year ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 3RD ARMY 'BOMBS' TOKYO Special Federal Census To Be Taken In Orange County Representatives of the United States Bureau of the Census have arrived in Los Angeles to conduct special wartime census of the Los Angeles area, including Los Angeles and Orange counties. The census, which will be organized and conducted during the next two months, is being taken at the request of President Roosevelt's Committee for Congested Production Areas. Elijah B. Lewis, Field Representative of the U. S. Census Bureau, will be in charge of the census. Maxwell L. Johnston and Benjamin J. Tepping, from the Washington headquarters of the Census Bureau, will assist Mr. special census will be used by the Committee for Congested Production Areas and by many Federal agencies, including the War Production Board, the War Manpower Commission, the Federal Works Agency, the National Housing Administration, the office of Civilian Requirements, and others, in planning for and determining the needs of the Los Angeles area for increased allotments of food supplies, clothing, and other necessities, which are based upon latest population statistics. As one of the most seriously congested areas in the country, Los Angeles and Orange counties Masonic Calendar Has Dinner Events Two dinner meetings are in prospect for local Masons during the month of February, according to announcement made by Charles Organ, worshipful master of Lodge No. 207, F. and A. M. Henry Carner of Garden Grove will head the month's kitchen committee in charge of the dinner events. The first of these will be held Tuesday night, Feb. 4, in connection with the stated meeting. On Feb. 18, will come a turkey dinner at 6:30 o'clock for members, candidates and their wives. Second degree will be conferred at the closed lodge session, during which time feminine guests will play cards. First degree will be conferred at the stated meeting on Feb. 11, and third degree on the night of the 25th. Three Anaheim Enjoy Reunion In Far-Off W Different roads take Anaheim members of military forces, conveniently in Norfolk, Va., when Easton of the U. S. Navy now stationed at Camden took opportunity to WAVE Barbara Heyin Dale Quarton. Easton mailing address is R.M. M. 2, USNR, Plain Area 8A, Camp Peary on is living at 208 Ea nue, Balboa. Miss Heying, the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 514 North Clementin stationed at Norfolk WAVE classification is mate 2/c. Capt. Quarton holds ant post of manager o The census, which will be organized and conducted during the next two months, is being taken at the request of President Roosevelt's Committee for Congested Production Areas. Clijah B. Lewis, Field Representative of the U.S. Census Bureau, will be in charge of the census. Maxwell L. Johnston and Benjamin J. Tepping, from the Washington headquarters of the census Bureau, will assist Mr. Lewis. They will work in cooperation with Herbert C. Legg, S. Angeles area representative of the Committee for Congested Production Areas, whose office is located in the Western Pacific Building. The information collected in the Citrus Fruit Association Now Ready For Coming Season Having completed the first year of its second half-century of continuous operation, Anaheim Citrus Fruit association is now prepared to launch upon its 52nd year of activity under the staff of officers headed by D. L. Harpster, elected to the presidency at the annual meeting. V. C. Meyer, retiring president who now assumes a place on the board of directors, presided over the session, an all-day event held in social rooms of White Temple Methodist church. Officers named to serve with President Harpster were D. Jerry Youngs, vice-president; Glenn A. Hipes, secretary-manager; Burt Frederick Zaiser, assistant secretary; with J. J. Dwyer, Francis W. Elliott, Newel Christensen, V. C. Meyer, S. C. Hartranft and F. C. Edwards completing the directorate. Anaheim Bank of America will continue to act in the capacity of treasurer. Election, annual reports, short talks and all the varied matters of business had pleasant interruption by the turkey dinner served at mid-day by women of the host power Commission, the Federal Works Agency, the National Housing Administration, the office of Civilian Requirements, and others, in planning for and determining the needs of the Los Angeles area for increased allotments of food supplies, clothing, and other necessities, which are based upon latest population statistics. As one of the most seriously congested areas in the country, Los Angeles and Orange counties are confronted with many problems requiring the joint attention of Federal, State and local governmental authorities. Because of the unusual conditions under which the population of this area has reached swollen proportions, normal methods of estimating the number of residents in the two counties have not provided a satisfactory result. For this reason, the Committee for Congested Production Areas enlisted the services of the Bureau of the Census in collecting the facts needed as a basis for allocations and future planning. GRAND JURY GROUP MAKES INSPECTION Only a routine was the manner in which the jail committee of Orange county grand jury summarized the inspection given Anaheim jail, constabulary and fire house yesterday. Chairman B. Baker, Mrs. A. O'Brien and I. D. Jaynes comprised the committee, whose duty it is to inspect all such institutions of the county. IN TOWN TUESDAY O. desGranges of the Diamond G Ranch, near Fullerton, was in Anaheim on business Tuesday forenoon. Citrus Fruit Association Now Ready For Coming Season President Oscar W. Secretary Ross Lee Lakeheim Chamber of Commerce among officials of similarizations of the county Monday accepted President W. M. Le Newport Harbor club lunch with his organ Newport Harbor Yacht Program features mainly to Longmoor's harbor development decade. Original plan take the visiting officer boat trip over the lake they might see for what had been accomplished the federal government was instituted in 1933. But the high winds peded the Southland coast the week caused the ment of this plan u weather. VARSITY TEAM WITH PLAY 20-30 CLUB Basketball experts o club are practicing night in readiness to meet Union high school V next Wednesday ni o'clock in the high schoolnasium. All proceeds game will go in the Dimes project for inralysis sufferers, for 20-30 club is again as sponsibility this year. Phone your news it Gazette. Call 2206. A concert to be presented by Anaheim Union high school and orchestra under direction of William Cook. The young people will present the program of classical and popular music including marches in high school auditorium at 8 o'clock. Assisting with vocal numbers will be the Girls' Triple Trio directed by Miss Elizabeth Hunter, which has gained such popularity on various club and civic programs. The concert will be given for a student body at general assembly next Thursday morning at 5 o'clock. Associated C of C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composed ofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C of C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composed ofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C of C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composed ofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C of C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composed ofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C of C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composed ofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C of C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composed ofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C of C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composed ofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C of C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composed ofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C of C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composed ofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C of C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composed ofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C of C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composedofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C of C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composedofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C OF C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composedofolin, Robert Hockaday, William Allenne, Dan Patch and George Logg. Associated C OF C merges January February Meetings Because of gasoline shortage, usual January meeting of Associated Chambers of Commerce Orange county was merged in that of February, the event held on Feb. 29 at a location to be announced by President De Simmons of Tustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session. Also members will be given an outline of events come, worked out by Howard Bin of Fullerton, and his pro-mit committee, which met Tuesday night in Santa Ana chamber commerce. This committee is composedofolin，Robert Hockaday，William Allenne，Dan Patch和George Logg. Associated C OF C merges January February Meetings Becauseofgasoline shortage， usualJanuary meetingofAssociatedChambersofCommerceOrangecountywasmergedinthatofFebruary,theeventheldonFeb.29ataclocationtobeannouncedbyPresidentDeSimmonsofTustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session.Also members will be given an outline of events come，worked out by Howard BinofFullerton,andhispro-mitcommitteewhichmetTuesdaynightinSantaAnachambercommerce. This committee is composedofolin，Robert Hockaday，William Allenne，Dan PatchandGeorge Logg. Associated C OF C merges January February Meetings Becauseofgasoline shortage， usualJanuary meetingofAssociatedChambersofCommerceOrangecountywasmergedinthatofFebruary,theeventheldonFeb.29ataclocationtobeannouncedbyPresidentDeSimmonsofTustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session.Also members will be given an outline of events come，worked out by Howard BinofFullerton,andhispro-mitcommitteewhichmetTuesdaynightinSantaAnachambercommerce. This committee is composedofolin，Robert Hockaday，William Allenne，Dan PatchandGeorge Logg. Associated C OF C merges January February Meetings Becauseofgasoline shortage， usualJanuary meetingofAssociatedChambersofCommerceOrangecountywasmergedinthatofFebruary,theeventheldonFeb.29ataclocationtobeannouncedbyPresidentDeSimmonsofTustin. The nominating committee used by Simmons will report at joint session.Also members will be given an outline of events come，worked out by Howard BinofFullerton,andhispro-mitcommitteewhichmetTuesdaynightinSantaAnachambercommerce. This committee is composedofolin，Robert Hockaday，William Allenne，Dan PatchandGeorge Logg. Associated C OF C merges January February Meetings Becauseofgasoline shortage， usualJanuary meetingofAssociatedChambersofCommerceOrangecountywasmergedinthatofFebruary,theeventheldonFeb.29ataclocationtobeannouncedbyPresidentDeSimmonsofTustin. 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The nominating委员会usedbySimmonswillreportatjointsession.AlsomemberswillbegetainedanoutstandingtomeUnionhighschoolVacationnextWednesdaynineo'clockinthe city wildeenowhereis mentionedbypresidentdeSimmonsofTustin. The nominating委员会usedbySimmonswillreportatjointsession.AlsomemberswillbegetainedanoutstandingtomeUnionhighschoolVacationnextWednesdaynineo'clockinthe city wildeenowhereis mentionedbypresidentdeSimmonsofTustin. The nominating委员会usedbySimmonswill报告atjoint Session.Aretrusted officers have held over and when vacancies occurred successors were appointed by the board.of directors. At the meeting this Saturday, January 29,the stockholders, numbering about 600, will hold an annual meeting and election offcers at the company's offices at Center and Philadelphia streets.During all these years the elected officers have held over and when vacancies occurred successors were appointed by the board.of directors. At the meeting this Saturday, January 29,the stockholders, numbering about 600, will hold an annual meeting and election offcers at the company's offices at Center and Philadelphia streets.During all these years the elected officers have held over and when vacancies occurred successors were appointed by the board.of directors. War Bonnet Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. Anaheim's quota in sales has been set at the same that was achieved city in the Third drive Chairman Demarion viced although he will definite figures as to chases before next Month. Anaheim's quota in sales has been set at the same that was achieved city in the Third drive Chairman Demarion viced although he will definite figures as to chases before next Month. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamber office. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhungYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamberoffice. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhurgYungbluth,Harry G Charles H.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowes and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamberoffice. On this committee are mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhurgYungbluth,Harry G CharlesH.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowns and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamberoffice. On this Committeeare mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhurgYungbluth,Harry G CharlesH.Mann ,Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowns and Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamberoffice. On this Committeeare mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhurgYungbluth,Harry G CharlesH.Mann ，Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowns和Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamberoffice. On this Committeeare mauree are Truman Stuart sentencing the retail memher; Mrs. LeRoy Middleton representing organizations; Ross Lee car W.Heying,Lotus Al DeWitt ,William W Deming,Robert H.Ben Hanson Wilson W.PhurgYungbluth,Harry G CharlesH.Mann ，Elderding,Fred Robins,Fragr Richard Clowns和Herter. War Bond Conference Various methods are paired in this city where the chairman Paul H. McKinnon7:30 in Chamberoffice. On this Committeeare mauree are Truman Stuart ZETTE 74th Year DAY, JANUARY 27, 1944 TWELVE PAGES NUMBER 18 TOKYO WITH BONDS Three Anaheimers Enjoy Reunion In Far-Off Virginia Different roads taken by three Anaheim members of the nation's military forces, converged recently in Norfolk, Va., when Robert H. Easton of the U. S. Naval Reserve, now stationed at Camp Peary, Va., took opportunity to call upon WAVE Barbara Heying and Capt. Dale Quarton. Easton's present mailing address is R. H. Easton, M. M. 2, USNR, Plat. 5, Co. D, Area 8A, Camp Peary. Mrs. Easton is living at 208 East Surf avenue, Balboa. Miss Heying, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. Heying, 514 North Clementine street, is stationed at Norfolk where her WAVE classification is pharmacist mate 2/c. Capt. Quarton holds the important post of manager of new Naval Anaheim Stores Not 'Backing Attack'--They're Making It! When Anaheim's Third Army, the retail merchants' division of the Fourth War Bond Drive, makes its final report Mr. Tojo, the "Terror of Tokyo," will have to amend his recent speech to the Japanese people to read something like this: "So velly sorree. 'Melican people pull dirty sneak and put over top bond war. Me make bad guess. White trash velly rich, Emeny got full belly, Japanese he starve." Or words to that effect. Or, in other words, the all-out War Bond Drive is now in full swing and with 400-odd of Anaheim's retail store owners and their clerks, making up the famous undefeatable Third Army. of the 100 block on West Center street. Captain Preston D. Lake and Capt. J. Hansel are the commanders over the 200 block on West Center street. The 300 block on West Center is under the command of Capt. Robt. H. Boney and Capt. W. W. Martinet. Capt. J. Eager is the commanding officer for the 100 block on East Center street. Capt. E. H. W. Barnes will direct the work in the 200 block on East Center, east from the Bank of America. Capt. Ray Reafsnyder is in command of the 100 and 200 Chamber Officials Attend Luncheon With Harbor Group President Oscar W. Heying and Secretary Ross Lee Laird of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce were among officials of similar organizations of the county who on Monday accepted invitation of President W. M. Longmoor of Newport Harbor chamber, to lunch with his organization at Newport Harbor Yacht club. Program features were confined mainly to Longmoor's report on harbor development of the past decade. Original plans were to take the visiting officials on a boat trip over the harbor that they might see for themselves what had been accomplished since the federal government project was instituted in 1933. But the high winds that whipped the Southland coast early in the week caused the postponement of this plan until better weather. VARSITY TEAM WILL PLAY 20-30 CLUB Basketball experts of the 20-30 club are practicing night and day in readiness to meet Anaheim Union high school Varsity team next Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the high school gymnasium. All proceeds from the game will go in the March of Dimes project for infantile paralysis sufferers, for which the 20-30 club is again assuming responsibility this year. Phone your news items to The Gazette. Call 2206. OFFICERS NAMED FOR CITRUS HOUSE Yorba Linda Citrus association will be headed during 1944 by Selmar M. Rosedale, elected at the recent reorganization meeting of the board of directors. Two changes made on the board were George Hoyt Corbit and Bert Shaw, named to replace S. L. Marshburn and Jean Nougue, senior members. Officers to serve with Rosedale were named as H. J. May and Herbert Warren, first and second vice-presidents; Avalon A. Adams, secretary-manager; Don Frisbee, assistant secretary, and Ralph Phillips, representative on the board of Northern Orange County Citrus exchange. The 300 block on West Center is under the command of Capt. Robt. H. Boney and Capt. W. W. Martinet. Capt. J. Eager is the commanding officer for the 100 block on East Center street. Capt. E. H. W. Barnes will direct the work in the 200 block on East Center, east from the Bank of America. Capt. Ray Reafsnyder is in command of the 100 and 200 blocks on North Los Angeles street. Capt. Warren Ashleigh has command of the North Los Angeles street extension and the northeast section of the business district. Bond buyers may help their favorite clerks to gain promotions by making their purchases from them. Each clerk is equipped with the proper books and receipts and all bonds will be issued and returned promptly to the buyers. The following list of stores' personnel was prepared for the press by Secretary Patty Dillon: Heying's Pharmacy—J. E. Johnson, Mamie Harrison, Virginia Gatewood. F. W. Woolworth Co.—Mrs. Cora Daniel, Rose Lang, Lurena Mode, Thelma Woods, Nora Sonenski, Mary J. Thuesy. F. A. Yungbluth Men's Store—Edward Yungbluth, Arthur McAulay, Mrs. A. Allen. Kendrick Jewelry Co.—Betty Schpeider. Vlebeck's Bakery—Paul Wilkinson, Anna Minder, Mary Blodgell, Roland Schmidt. L. N. Wisser Sporting Goods — Marlon Harvey. Firestone Stores, Inc. — Dorothy Schell, Wilma Key, Rumaldo Provincio. Towne Toggery—Mrs. Perris Ward, Mrs. Mae Pomeroy. La Dona Beauty Salon — Alice Slough, Eldrice Travis. Van de Kamp's Bakery—Bernice Page, Jane Stranske, and Shirly Eaton. McCoy Drug Co. — Herbert Moore, Charles Hill, Mary Adams. Victor Loly Jewelry Co.—Itose Stegall, Ethel Nesmith, Doris Desch, Victoria Loly, Herbert Keys. Epstein's Apparel Shop—Jane Keller, Ada Hall. Lauretta Dress Shop — Helen Osborne, Gladys Heulskamp, Viola Vegar. Funk's Confectionery—Alice Funk. J. C. Penny Co.—Louise Sandoval, Arlawine Kroeger, Elsie Rymer, Elizabeth Hillary, Myrtle Bedell, Harry C. Chapman, Joyce Ryan, Jesse Horde, Evelyn McAvoy, Myrtle Baures, Ida Perkins, Alice Frazier. (Continued on Page 2) War Bond Committee Plans Conference For 7:30 Tonight Various methods of pushing the Fourth War Bond campaign in this city will be considered tonight when members of the Anaheim War Bond committee respond to a call of Chairman Paul H. Demaree for a conference to be held at 7:30 in Chamber of Commerce board room. On this committee with Demaree are Truman Stuard, representing the retail merchants' division of the chamber of commerce; Mrs. LeRoy E. ("Tex") Middleton, representing women's organizations; Ross Lee Laird; Oscar W. Heying, Lotus H. Loudon, Al DeWitt, William Wallop, Lee Deming, Robert H. Boney, O. E. Hanson, Wilson W. Phelps, F. A. Yungbluth, Harry C. Arthur, Charles H. Mann, Elden R. Deering, Fred Robins, Francis Elliott, Richard Clowes and Henry Baxter. Anaheim's quota in War Bond sales has been set at $1,500,000, the same that was assigned the city in the Third War Bond drive. Chairman Demaree is convinced that the obligation will be met, although he will have no definite figures as to bond purchases before next Monday. On Monday of each week throughout the campaign, Demaree will receive reports from banks, building and loan associations, and all issuing agencies, on sales of the preceding week. Splendid aid is being given by individual workers, including sales staffs of the city's retail stores, banded together as the Third Army, and working for promotion from the rank of private, to non-commissioned and commissioned officers. Mrs. Middleton's women's division is also doing yeoman service, and will set up booths in various down-town locations, for the sale of stamps and bonds. Nearly four million citrus trees had to be destroyed in Florida and other gulf states to eradicate the disease, citrus canker, introduced in 1911 on orange trees from Japan. To the People of this Community KILL OR BE KILLED United States Marines paid the stiffest price in human life per square yard for the capture of Tarawa, vital Pacific outpost. It was kill or be killed. Your boys did not flinch when they ran into the deadliest firepower along the beaches of this important Gilbert Island stronghold. This assault, bloody and costly, is one of the many which must be made before Tokyo and Berlin are pounded into dust and ashes. What are you doing to back up the boys? Remember these are boys from this very community, perhaps from your very home. Any home in your neighborhood which today does not display the Treasury's red, white and blue 4th War Loan Shield proclaiming "We bought Extra Bonds" is not backing the attack. Every Extra War Bond you buy becomes a direct fighter against Japan and Germany. If you could but see one man die on the battlefield, you would not count the cost of your slight sacrifices to buy Extra War Bonds to make each succeeding assault less costly in the lives of our boys. You can't afford NOT to buy Extra Bonds in the 4th War Loan if you would help these boys. THE EDITOR.