anaheim-gazette 1944-09-21

Page Six ANAHEIM "Orange Capitol of the World" ADVERTISING — ANAHEIM GAZETTE Orange County's Oldest NEWSPAPER Established 1870 "Everybody Reads The Gazette" 259 E. Center — Ph. 2206-2207 ATTORNEYS— SAM L. COLLINS Attorney-at-Law Floor Leader Calif. Assembly Office: Chapman Bldg. Ph. 568 Fullerton, California BIRTH CERTIFICATES — BIRTH CERTIFICATES OBTAINED FROM ANY STATE PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE REASONABLE CHARGE NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY CREDIT BUREAU 408 Bank of America Bldg Phone Anaheim 2248 250 E. Center, Cor. S. Philadelphia FUNERAL HOMES — BACKS, CAMPBELL & KAULBARS J BEN KAULBARS Resident Director Phone Anaheim 3209 251 North Lemon Street. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA BUY US WAR BONDS MIMEOGRAPHING — MIMEOGRAPHING FROM POST CARD TO LEGAL SIZE Reasonable Rates. Immediate Service NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY CREDIT BUREAU 10F Bank of America Bldg. 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Center — Ph. 2206-2207 Houser Rally and Vaudeville Show Here Last Night Lieutenant Governor Fred Houser, candidate for United States Senator, brought his campaign to Orange county yesterday with speeches at Laguna Beach and Defense Housing Project Open For Inspection Friday Tomorrow, Friday, six more of the new houses in the Economy Housing company project in Anaheim will be open for inspection, it was announced this morning by Col. Wm. H. Evans, head of the building concern. The six different model houses will be open to inspection of the public and prospective purchasers who must qualify as an essential worker in order to secure one of the houses, under government ruling. The housing project is located immediately south of the Horace Mann school, corner LaVerne and Janss streets, the northwest residential section, and the first group to be completed have already been sold. Present indications are that the new homes will all have been sold by the time the project is completed. Homes in the war housing center are ready for immediate occupancy and those eligible may be regular employees of the city, county, U. S. Postal Service or federal government, including firemen, policemen, etc.; registered nurses, or teachers with the board of education. Also regular employees of the following firms are eligible to purchase the houses: Southern Counties Gas Co., Izaak Walton A.E.A., Explained to L.I.B.Y By Roy Maybe Members of the Anaheim club listened to a discount aims and purposes of the Walton League at their noon luncheon meeting with Mabee, well known locator and fishing and hunter thusiasst was the speakering his talk with some of his early life on a cattle western Oklahoma, Ma'an outline of the principle of the Izaak Walton League is conservation of soil, water life, timber and all natural sources. Henry DuBois gram chairman. During the meeting, over by President Thayman, Victor Loly, with assistance of John Holm member of the club, pre-year service pins to Clyde and Lotus Loudon. Harry I. Fox, Henry D.A. P. M. Brown were lated on their birthday lowed to contribute to the childrens' Christmas pity the sum of 50-cents each. The Friday meeting first in a contest or can maintain 100-percent from now until April members were accounted for the meeting. Joe Wilmore and Erahl announced that soon have the storage pWingfield Up-Town station ready to receive wA drive to collect waste be conducted by the Li effort to relieve the paage which presently hthe Lions magazine to smaller from. Santa Ana, and wound up the day with a political rally at the Greek Theatre in Anaheim. Houser, accompanied by his wife, Dorothy Houser, made the Orange county tour with William Spurgeon in charge of the southern section and Albert Launer directing affairs in Anaheim. Mrs. Florence Stevens, chairman of the women's division for Orange county, assisted in planning the local campaign. Houser, in his speech here, was critical of what he termed Senator Sheridan Downey's "abject failure in representing California in the United States Senate," and pointed to Downey's record of absenteeism during the five and a half years Downey has been in office. "He has missed 43 per cent of the senate roll calls during his term in office, and he missed 52 per cent of the roll calls during the two war years of 1942 and 1943," Houser declared. "California is deserving of better than half time representation." Houser told his audience that concentration of authority in Washington in the hands of a few bureaus and bureau chiefs must be "stopped dead in its tracks" at the November election if the American form of government is to continue. Six acts of vaudeville were presented in connection with the rally. Family Pet Dog Dies From Rabies The cocker spaniel dog of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kirkhart of Mills Drive developed, what they at first thought to be distemper, rabies and through the quick action of Mr. and Mrs. Kirkhart, averted serious injury to their three-year-old son, James Lynn, who, with his parents was in the fenced area of the yard when a spasm overtook the pet. The dog suddenly started writhing with spasms, frothing and throwing of the head with all the symptoms of the disease. Mrs. Kirkhart held the animal by the shoulders while Mr. Kirkhart took the child from the pen. As the dog broke from her grasp, she also left the yard. Homes in the war housing center are ready for immediate occupancy and those eligible may be regular employees of the city, county, U. S. Postal Service or federal government, including firemen, policemen, etc.; registered nurses, or teachers with the board of education. Also regular employees of the following firms are eligible to purchase the houses: Southern Counties Gas Co., Southern California Edison Co., Shaffer Tool Works, at Brea; Hunt Brothers, Fullerton; Southern Pacific Railroad and Freight Lines; Graham Brothers of Orange; Anaconda Wire and Cable Co., Orange; Mutual Citrus Products, Anaheim; Consolidated-Vultee or Douglas Aircraft plants, Anaheim. Bert O. Ryan Dies Very Suddenly Bert O. Ryan died very unexpectedly early Tuesday morning of the last week in the lobby of the Valencia Hotel where he was employed as clerk. He was 58 years old and had been a resident of Anaheim for a number of years. It is reported that he has children but to date it has been impossible to locate them. He was a member of the local chapter of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Funeral services were conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel on Wednesday at 2 o'clock with burial in the Anaheim cemetery. No Anaheim resident can afford to be without The Gazette at the small cost of only $2.00 a year. DON'T SMASH IT CASH IT! $53.00 trade-in allowance on your old hearing aid regardless of its age, make, condition or original cost. Demonstration without obligation, and of course liberal terms may be arranged on the unpaid balance. USE THE NEW Western Electric HEARING AID Designed by Bell Telephone Laboratories Airlines To Tell Citrus Growers of Shipping Plans Citrus growers of Orange County will have an opportunity to hear what the big airlines of America have in mind in the way of air cargos of fruit and vegetables when Henry F. Hanson, of United Airlines speaks at the Farm Bureau Office, Orange, next Thursday evening. Mr. Hanson is assistant area manager of the cargo department of United Air Lines and will pass on to the growers the newest and most advanced ideas on handling California farm products and putting them in eastern markets within a few hours instead of within several days. The talk is one of a series promoted by the citrus department of the Orange County Farm Bureau in searching for the answer to several post-war problems of the industry. E. E. Campbell, Orange, chairman of the citrus department, has urged all growers of citrus in Orange County and other persons interested in air cargo transportation to join with the department at the meeting which will be held in the Farm Bureau offices at 353 S. Main St., Orange, Thursday, September 28th at 7:30 p.m. A bouncing baby daughter, who has been named Susan Marie, was born September 12 at Fullerton General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schumacher of 514 South Kroeger street. She is the Schumacher's second child and mother and baby are doing nicely. The dog suddenly started writhing with spasms, frothing and throwing of the head with all the symptoms of the disease. Mrs. Kirkhart held the animal by the shoulders while Mr. Kirkhart took the child from the pen. As the dog broke from her grasp, she also left the yard. The situation was immediately reported to authorities and the dog was isolated, dying later in the evening. Tests showed rabies to be in the animal. OPENING SPECIAL 100 Free "LUB" JOBS With purchase of 20 gallons or more of Ethyl or Lubragas BLACKIE'S GAS HOUSE J. F. Selby, Prop. 558 S. Los Angeles St. OPEN 12 NOON UNTIL 10 P.M. Closed All Day Tuesday QUAKER STATE OIL OPERATORS GASOLINE NO LIMIT Izaak Walton Aims Explained to Lions By Roy Maybee Members of the Anaheim Lions club listened to a discourse on the aims and purposes of the Izaak Walton League at their Friday noon luncheon meeting when Roy Mabee, well known local rancher and fishing and hunting enthusiast was the speaker. Opening his talk with some stories of his early life on a cattle ranch in western Oklahoma, Mabee gave an outline of the principal object of the Izaak Walton League, which is conservation of soil, water, wildlife, timber and all natural resources. Henry DuBois was program chairman. During the meeting, presided over by President Thayer Chapman, Victor Loly, with the assistance of John Holme, newest member of the club, presented 20-year service pins to Clyde Cromer and Lotus Loudon. Harry I. Fox, Henry Dubois and A. P. M. Brown were congratulated on their birthdays and allowed to contribute to the cripple childrens' Christmas party fund the sum of 50-cents each. The Friday meeting was the first in a contest or campaign to maintain 100-percent attendance from now until April and all members were accounted for at the meeting. Joe Wilmore and Ernest Ganahl announced that they would soon have the storage pen at the Wingfield Up-Town service station ready to receive waste paper. A drive to collect waste paper will be conducted by the Lion's in an effort to relieve the paper shortage which presently has caused the Lions magazine to appear in smaller from. Local Chairmen For Christmas Seal Sale Announced Local chairmen who will head Christmas Seal Sale committees in Orange County districts were named today by Robert Burns McAulay, county chairman. Each community will have a local committee to assist the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Association in conducting the sale to raise funds to finance its year-round work. The Seal Sale will open Monday, November 20, and continue until Christmas. However, because of demands for Christmas Seals for overseas mail, they are being made available throughout the county and at headquarters, 112 West Fifth St., Santa Ana, beginning September 15th. Chairmen of the local communities are: Mrs. Homer G. Ames, Anaheim; Mrs. C. Glenn Curtis, Brea; Mrs. A. C. Rodabaugh, Buena Park; Miss Carmelita Rous, Garden Grove; J. Sherman Denny, Huntington Beach; Mrs. J. Homer Foster, Laguna Beach; A. W. McBride, La Habra; T. O. Mattingly, Newport Harbor; Glenn E. Mathis, Orange; David A. Braun, Placentia; Mrs. Clara Berg, San Clemente; Mrs. Allen Keim, San Juan Capistrano; Frederick W. Niedringhaus, Santa Ana; Mrs. H. V. Ekberg, Seal Beach; and Mrs. Louis H. Conrady, Westminster. "The forest's prime evil"...FIRE! VACATIONISTS and HUNTERS ...be sure all fires are extinguished before breaking camp! MOTORISTS ...do not toss lighted cigars or cigarettes from car windows! BE PATRIOTIC ...stop forest fires before they start! Joe Wilmore and Ernest Ganahl announced that they would soon have the storage pen at the Wingfield Up-Town service station ready to receive waste paper. A drive to collect waste paper will be conducted by the Lion's in an effort to relieve the paper shortage which presently has caused the Lions magazine to appear in smaller from. Tom Laughlin of Los Angeles was a guest of Stan Majteka. 20-30 CLUB MEETS MONDAY NIGHT The 20-30 club held a regular meeting Monday night at the Elks clubhouse, President Lester King presiding. Special guests for the occasion were Past Dist. Governor Ray Fletcher, and Sub-Dist. Governor Dr. Ebbert. DEWEY DAY SEE HEAR GOVERNOR DEWEY FRIDAY 7:00 p.m. LOS ANGELES COLISEUM GATES OPEN 6:00 P.M. ALL SEATS FREE GOVERNOR EARL WARREN, Chairman GATES OPEN 6:00 P.M. ALL SEATS FREE GOVERNOR EARL WARREN, Chairman BIG PROGRAM Music • Celebrities HOLLYWOOD'S WELCOME TO GOV. DEWEY GREAT GALAXY of THE BRIGHTEST STARS of SCREEN -- STAGE -- RADIO ONLY OPPORTUNITY BEFORE ELECTION to SEE GOV. THOMAS E. DEWEY in LOS ANGELES Come early. No admission cost. No tickets needed. Get a good seat for this big program. HOW TO GET THERE: Special service on yellow cars and buses. Take buses marked "Coliseum" and yellow cars marked "U," "F," "V," "J" and "5." REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA