anaheim-gazette 1944-06-29

Harry O. Warton, Prominent Lawyer Dies Suddenly Harry O. Warton, prominent lawyer of this city, passed away very suddenly last Saturday evening, June 24, at his home at 416 North Emily street. He was fifty-three years old. Mr. Warton was born in Superior, Nebr., and has been a resident of Anaheim for the past fifteen years. Surviving are his wife, Minnie B. Warton of the home; a daughter, Eileen Marie, also of the home, and one son, John Francis with the Merchant Marine stationed in New York who is here at present. He was a member of the Anaheim Masonic lodge; Royal Arch Commandery at Casper, Wyo.; Al Malaika Temple of Los Angeles; Placentia post of the American Legion; Anaheim chapter of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Eagles Lodge in Anaheim. Funeral services were conducted on Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock from the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Mortuary with the Rev. D. Howard Dow, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, officiating. Interment was in Anaheim cemetery. California State Guard Reorganizes For Active Duty Following recent three day conferences in Sacramento with Bridgadier General Ray W. Hays, adjutant general of California, attended by regional instructors from the ten regions of the California State Guard, Col. John C. Foster testified available to the guard at an early date." "Tactical schools for battalion commanders and their staffs will start August 6, and again on August 13, each for a week's duration. Key non-commissioned officers working with staff headquarters will also be eligible. These schools will be conducted at the Los Angeles Armory by United States Army officers, as will schools for commandants, assistant commandants, and instructors for California High School Cadet Corps, from August 20 to August 27." Lions To Hold Installation At Los Serranos Club Last Friday's noon luncheon meeting of the Lions club was largely given over to making final arrangements for the War Bond sale at the downtown bond booth which was sponsored that day by the club, and to hearing reports of the state convention held at San Jose. No speaker or other entertainment was planned for the meeting. President-elect Thayer Chapman made the report on the convention. Others who attended were Dist. Gov. Louis Hoskins and Mrs. Hoskins, President Fran Elliott, Secy. Vic LaMont, Treas. H. G. Schmelzer, Leavitt Ford, Dr. John Boege. Thomas Tucker, chief clerk of the rationing board, was a guest of Lion Lee Fabian. During the meeting O. E. Hanson took applications for war bonds, Third Army Chairman Lee Fabian, James A. Baker, Charles A. Pearson and other members of the bond sale committee, urged the members to attend the bond sale during the afternoon. Roy Mendoza announced plans for the ladies' party and installation of officers which will take place at 326 East Center street recently purchased by H. H. Armbrush pioneer plumber and he will employes To Visit Long Beach Plant. Anaheim Douglas Employes To Visit Long Beach Plant Anaheim Douglas Feeder Shire employees will have an opportunity to see the dorsal fin, nackle bulkhead, etc. which they must as an integral part of the Douglas built B-17, when they visit its huge Open House on Sunday July 2. More than 175,000 visitors are expected to visit the big four-engined Flying Fress which has made such an viable record, as well as the Clytrain hospital-cargo plane which spearheaded the Invasion "D" Day, returning all wounded to English hospitals less than 10 hours after the start of the attack. Also featuring a dance will be the Douglas Army Service School. Visitors will be admitted to special ticket only. First shire employees and their friends are urged to visit the Douglas Long Beach plant between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.; second and third shirts crowds between 2 and 5 p.m. The schedule will provide the time needed to show visitors through out the plant without overcrowding. Adequate parking facilities will be available in the company parking lot across the street from the Douglas Long Beach plant at Lakewood Boulevard. Pioneer Plumber Buys Building; To Move Soon Interior remodeling work about completed at the building at 326 East Center street recently purchased by H. H. Armbrush pioneer plumber and he will employes To Visit Long Beach Plant. California State Guard Reorganizes For Active Duty Following recent three day conferences in Sacramento with Bridgadier General Ray W. Hays, adjutant general of California, attended by regional instructors from the ten regions of the California State Guard, Col. John C. French, tactical commander for the Ninth Region, (Los Angeles and Orange Counties) was busy at his headquarters today outlining to battalion commanders General Hays' plans for expanded State Guard activities and intensive recruiting. "During the next three months guard units will be specially trained in rifle marksmanship, chemical warfare, bayonet drill, and such special operations as might be needed in case of major diaster," Col. French said. "The War Department is increasing equipment for guard use, and will more closely than ever supervise guard training. Increased allotments of ammunition, machine guns, plus jeeps, scout cars, command cars, trucks, and machine gun carts are to be made Thomas Tucker, chief clerk of the rationing board, was a guest of Lion Lee Fabian. During the meeting O. E. Hanson took applications for war bonds, Third Army Chairman Lee Fabian, James A. Baker, Charles A. Pearson and other members of the bond sale committee, urged the members to attend the bond sale during the afternoon. Roy Mendoza announced plans for the ladies' party and installation of officers which will take place Thursday, July 6, at Los Serranos Country club. The festivities will start at noon, with golf and card games furnishing the entertainment for the Lions and their ladies during the afternoon. Dinner will be served at 7:00 o'clock with an installation program, to be followed by dancing. RETURN FORM CONFERENCE Rev. C. H. Archibald, pastor of the Wesley Methodist Church, and Rev. Thomas L. Burden, pastor of the White Temple Methodist Church, returned to their homes hereon Wednesday from Pasadena where they had been attending conference for the past several days. Both these pastors are being retained at the local churches for another year. NOTICE Copies of the Orange County Division Tax List for the fiscal year 1943-1944, Don S. Mozle Tax Collector, may be secured at the office of this newspaper. ANAHEIM GAZETTE 259 East Center St. BUY BONDS AND STAMPS Hart-Schaffner and Marx Double Checked Suits Whether you're high, wide or just plain handsome — you can put our policy of HART-SCHAFFNER & MARX DOUBLE-CHECKED FIT to work for you. What does double-checked fit mean? Just this! It means that the Hart-Schaffner & Marx Suit you buy here is checked twice for fit. (v v) First, in the shops of Hart-Schaffner & Marx when the suit is made—then again by our Whether you're high, wide or just plain handsome — you can put our policy of HART-SCHAFFNER & MARX DOUBLE-CHECKED FIT to work for you. What does double-checked fit mean? Just this! It means that the Hart-Schaffner & Marx Suit you buy here is checked twice for fit. (v v) First, in the shops of Hart-Schaffner & Marx when the suit is made—then again by our own expert fitters, before you are ever allowed to wear the suit out of our store. This means that any fit you may ever have here can only be a perfect fit—and that goes regardless of the build you have, MISTER! SUITS By Hart-Schaffner and Marx ... $45 up STETSON HATS FLORSHEIM SHOES DOUGLAS SHOES YUNGBLUTH'S 145 West Center Street ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim Douglas Employees To Visit Long Beach Plant Anaheim Douglas Feeder Shop lives will have an opportunity to see the dorsal fin, nacelle head, etc. which they make integral part of the Douglas B-17, when they visit the Long Beach plant during Open House on Sunday. More than 175,000 visitors and residents are expected to view four-engined Flying Forces which has made such an en-record, as well as the C-47 in hospital-cargo plane spearheaded the Invasion Day, returning allied troops to English hospitals less than 20 hours after the start of attack. Also featuring a disruption will be the Douglas Army School. Orders will be admitted by ticket only. First shift jobs and their friends are to visit the Douglas Long Plant between 9 a.m. and second and third shift between 2 and 5 p.m. This time will provide the time to show visitors through the plant without overcrowd. Quate parking facilities will available in the company park across the street from the Long Beach plant on Good Boulevard. Deer Plumber Building; Move Soon or remodeling work is completed at the building East Center street recently based by H. H. Armbrust, plumber, and he will office with a glass panel partition separating the shop room from the display room. There is a drive-in entrance at both front and back with ample space for the work shop and storage. Carpenter work has been completed and painters and electricians should complete their part of the work within the next week. Mr. Armbrust has been in the plumbing business in Anaheim since 1911 and his new and larger quarters in the downtown district will allow for expansion of the business when plumbing equipment becomes more plentiful. Mrs. Armbrust will have charge of the office and display room in the new quarters. John W. Ramsey Funeral Today Funeral services for John W. Ramsey, 87 years old, will be held today (Thursday) at the Hilgenfeld chapel at 10 o'clock with the Rev. Stanley Frederick George, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiating and burial will be made in Loma Vista memorial park. He is a native of Iowa and was a resident of Anaheim and vicinity for twenty years. He died Monday forenoon while seated on the porch at 206 West Broadway. Check over your stock of printing supplies and let us have your order for needed items, now please. Anaheim Gazette. Laguna Beach Man Dies Here Max Bojanower, a resident of Laguna Beach, who was here visiting, passed away last Saturday, June 24th. He was 80 years old. The deceased was born in Bresleau, Germany, and had lived in the United States for 64 years and in California for three years. His survivors are a son of Bojanower of Downey, and grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted from the chapel of Campbell and Kaulbars morning at 10 a.m. with the Stanley Frederick George of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial was in haven cemetery. ORAN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 6-room modern home—2 bedrooms—corner lot—Anaheim. Price $10,500. REAL BARGAIN Orange city area — 12 Acres Oranges—½ 13-yr. and ½ 5-yr.-old. Price $28,000. Jack Regan—1922. FOR SALE 5-room House and 20 acres Orange Ranch — 5000 South Anaheim area real estate $60,000. Jack Regan, plumbing. FOR SALE Alfalfa and Bean land — 56 Acres — Fine Well — Price $31,600. Close to Santa Ana. Jack Regan—1922. JACK REGAN,— c/o Liggett RECEIVING TELLER UNCLE SAM NEEDS IT YOU'LL NEED IT LATE THE CRUCIAL HOUR is at hand... Right now, Uncle Sam needs the help of every fighting American both at home and abroad—more than at any time since the war started. The boys in uniform are doing O.K. Ask Adolph and Tojo! Workers in our industrial plants are turning out the planes and guns and to win this war unless the money must come from you. And because war costs higher than ever before, we BONDS than ever before. There'll be a Victory Volunteer during the 5th War Loan...a taking time from his work to THE CRUCIAL HOUR is at hand... Right now, Uncle Sam needs the help of every fighting American both at home and abroad—more than at any time since the war started. The boys in uniform are doing O.K. Ask Adolph and Tojo! Workers in our industrial plants are turning out the planes and guns and tanks on schedule. Farmers and ranchers are breaking records in food production, despite handicaps. But when it comes to buying War Bonds to pay for all this, we've got a job to do—the biggest job of its kind in all our history. Uncle Sam can't go on supplying our fighting men with the tools they need and must have to win this war unless the money must come from you. And because war costs higher than ever before, we BONDS than ever before. There'll be a Victory Volunteer during the 5th War Loan...a taking time from his work to raise the money needed to finance turn him down. Don't ask him some other time. Don't...of a him you can't afford more Bond mind now that you're going to BEFORE...Uncle Sam is dependent over there and they're not letting at home have the same resp Back the Attack! - BUY MORE THAN MOTHER COLONIAL 247 West Center Street, This is an official U.S. Treasury advertisement—prepared under auspices of His survivors are a son, Albert Objanower of Downey, and two grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted from the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Stanley Frederick George, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiating. Burial was in Fair-ven cemetery. REVIVAL! Now On! — BETHANY CHURCH 122 So. Lemon ORANGE COUNTY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE This Space Waiting For Your Listing Call Jack—1922 FOR SALE 8-room house—3 bedrooms—Finely built—Broadway Park—$15,000. Jack Regan, Phone 1922. FOR SALE 10 Acres—Orange Ranch, estimated crop — 5000 boxes. Finest soil. Southeast Santa Ana area. Price $40,000. FOR SALE 5-room House and 20 acres—Orange Ranch — 5000 Boxes. South Anaheim area. Price $60,000. Jack Regan, ph. 1922. FOR SALE 20Acres—4-rm. House at 2500 per acre. Garden Grove area. 1943 Crop—$7,800. Jack Regan—Phone 1922. FOR SALE 13.50 Acres Oranges—6-year crop now on trees. Price $52,500. Finest soil in Orange County. Santa Ana area—Fine well. FOR SALE Bean land that will make good orange land. 75 acres—$2,000 per acre. Close in to Santa Ana. Jack Regan—1922 2 HOUSES ON LOT 5-room and 3-room—3 blocks from ceneter of Santa Ana. Price $5,500—Hurry. 5-ROOM HOUSE 2 bedrooms, corner lot. Price $6,850 cash. Northeast section of Saneta Ana. Phone 1922. N,— c/o Liggett Lumber Co.—720 Fruit St.—Santa Ana—1922 NEEDS IT NOW... IT LATER And Here Are 5 Extra Reasons for Buying More Bonds in the 5th! 1. War Bonds are the best, the safest investment in the world! 2. War Bonds return you $4 for every $3 in 10 years. 3. War Bonds will assure the funds to replace worn out farm equipment, machinery, and buildings. 4. War Bonds will help win the Peace by increasing purchasing power after the war. 1. War Bonds are the best, the safest investment in the world! 2. War Bonds return you $4 for every $3 in 10 years. 3. War Bonds will assure the funds to replace worn out farm equipment, machinery, and buildings. 4. War Bonds will help win the Peace by increasing purchasing power after the war. 5. War Bonds mean education for your children, security for you, funds for retirement. BY MORE THAN BEFORE Colony Wines West Center Street, Anaheim prepared under auspices of Treasury Department and War Advertising Council