anaheim-gazette 1946-10-31

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Member Weekly Newspaper Ass'n of Orange County HENRY KUCHEL, Editor and Publisher 1887-1935 Mrs. Henry Kuchel — Theodore B. Kuchel Editors and Publishers The Anaheim Gazette has been owned and edited by the same family since 1875. Published every Thursday at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Phone 2206-2207. Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office at Anaheim, California, under the Act of March 8, 1897. Subscription Per Year; $2.00; 2 Years, $3.50; 6 Months, $1.25 VOTE YES ON NO. 10 Governor Earl Warren is one of the best men ever to hold that high office in this state. At least the people of California must think so judging from the way they voted for him in this year's primary. What has all this got to do with proposition No. 10? Well, it will allow the Legislature to fix the Governor's salary. It does not in itself change his salary but merely makes it possible for the Legislature to determine what the salary should be. There has been just one change in the salary of California's chief executive in 67 years and that change came in 1908. At that time the population was around 1,700,000 and today our population is over 9,000,000. Yet our Governor still draws $10,000. The Governor of New York has a salary of $25,000. The Mayor of Los Angeles is paid $18,000. Governor Warren appoints a director of finance at a yearly stipend of $12,000 and Attorney General Kenny receives $14,000 from the State Treasurer for a year's work. Idiotic? Yes it surely is and a remedy is at your hand. Vote YES on No. 10. Death Takes Otto Fellbaum Local Boy Scouts Troops to Begin Membership Drills An "open house program" signed to get "scouting back the boy" will begin on November 1, local Boy Scout troops to membership campaigns, set more leadership in units, or better unit program for them and promoting the advance program in units. Each local troop has been requested by the Northern County council to set aside one or more meeting sessions to the public in order to address interested parties with the ties of Boy Scouts. A similar quest was also extended to of the city's four Cub Pack Outcome of the entire which closes December 31, with a special award given to troop, pack and senior unit ing: best membership gain in November and December percentage basis); largest chance at open house meeting centage basis); average "p recruit" attendance at all months during the two months; mb standing program held during two month period. "We are attempting to get from war time scouting and ting 'back to the boy', an of the council declared. "To meet the demands of America must be spiritually morally strong, just as she be physically strong, to meet demands of war. Scouting important factor in this life. Strong scouting make strong America, not alone but in future generations", it continued. "We who share voluntary training America's youth now make our movement more effective: that means striving." and today our population is over 9,000,000. Yet our Governor still draws $10,000. The Governor of New York has a salary of $25,000. The Mayor of Los Angeles is paid $18,000. Governor Warren appoints a director of finance at a yearly stipend of $12,000 and Attorney General Kenny receives $14,000 from the State Treasurer for a year's work. Idiotic? Yes it surely is and a remedy is at your hand. Vote YES on No. 10. Death Takes Otto Fellbaum Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon for Otto P. Fellbaum, 67, at Backs-Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary at 2 o'clock, the Rev. L. E. Elfert, pastor of the Zion Lutheran church officiating. He died at his home on West Lincoln avenue last Tuesday. A native of Ontario, Canada, he came directly from Canada to Anaheim four years ago. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ada D. Fellbaum of Anaheim; two sons, Robert and Harold, both of Anaheim; one daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Ayers of Bowling Green, Kentucky; five grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Minnie WHAT THIS COUNTRY SHOWS IS 5 CENT AIR MAIL USE IT regularly Lefter of Anaheim, Mrs. Gertle Brdrick, Mrs. Annie Rieble and Mrs. Frieda Marshall, all of Canada, and two brothers, Alex Fellbaum of Alhambra and William Fellbaum of Canada. Interment will be in the Anaheim cemetery. Trickey Infant Dies Sunday Graveside services are being conducted this afternoon, Thursday, at 2 o'clock, for Loretta Kay Trickey, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myron K. Trickey, with Rev. James R. Forrester, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church, officiating. She died early Tuesday morning at Fullerton General hospital. Interment will be in the Fairhaven cemetery. She is survived by her parents of 817 North Sabina street, Anaheim, and by her maternal grandfather, John R. Spence of Anaheim. Hilgenfeld Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. ANAHEIM WAR SURPLUS STORE 136 E. Center Street Anaheim Calif. Open Saturday Evening Until 9:00 1000 Pairs U.S. Army Field Shoes Makes the best work shoe you can get at any price. The best leather and workmanship went into these shoes to meet rigid Army specifications — ask the boys who wore these shoes in the service. Pair $562 To meet the demands of America must be spiritually morally strong, just as she be physically strong, to meet demands of war. Scouting important factor in this life. Strong scouting makes strong America, not alone but in future generations", it continued. "We, who share volunteer training America's youth now make our movement more effective; that means strengthen the cub packs, scout troops sea scout ships. This can be by reaching more boys units, having better program advancing in the various rents." Anaheim units include 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 80; cubes 102, 103, 104 and 105. New units are in the pro-forming and a sea scout recently organized. Committee of Formed to Back Jesse L. Elliott Organization of a Veteran Committee for the re-election Sheriff Jesse L. Elliott was nounced in Orange county and communities this week. Its membership includes leaders of service men's organizations, and they strongly urge Elliott's return to office by theers at the election next Tu. "We feel that Elliott is and proven public servant, enced and able, and that the county today is a clean and able place in which to live rear a family", the committee clared in a statement it issu. "He is a long time resident the county, knows the people the requirements of law environment, and we are convinced it would be folly to expect with a new sheriff rather retain the efficient executive now have at our service". Included in the represen Veterans' Committee are: Ivy L. Belote, Jr., form force pilot, frequently city bravery, now a Costa Messenger man; R."Dick" Hastert War I veteran and well Garden Grove rancher; Da former non-com with the (Blue Devil) Division, now at his business in Buena Eddie Hernandez, former Army Field Shoes Makes the best work shoe you can get at any price. The best leather and workmanship went into these shoes to meet rigid Army specifications — ask the boys who wore these shoes in the service. Pair $562 100% Wool BLANKETS U. S. Army Blankets, dyed in green or wine colors $8.50 U. S. Army Blankets, olive drab color $3.95 New 100% WOOL SWEATERS An all wool light weight long sleeve slip over sweater. Specially priced at $3.95 Hundreds U. S. Army Suntan Pants Used, laundered, excellent condition, sizes 26 to 42 Values from 2.95 to 3.45 Now priced at $1.95 New U. S. Navy Apache LINED FOUL WEATHER JACKETS Sizes 36 to 38 and 40 $10.95 Local Boy Scout Troops to Begin Membership Drive An "open house program" defined to get "scouting back to boy" will begin on November Local Boy Scout troops to begin membership campaigns, securing leadership in units, offering later unit program for the boys and promoting the advancement program in units. Each local troop has been re-rested by the Northern Orange county council to set aside at least one or more meeting sessions open to the public in order to acquaint interested parties with the activities of Boy Scouts. A similar rest is also extended to each city's four Cub Packs. Outcome of the entire drive, which closes December 31, will be a special award given to the top, pack and senior unit show-off: best membership gain during November and December (on a percentage basis); largest attendance at open house meeting (per-stage basis); average "possible fruit" attendance at all meetings during the two months; most outstanding program held by unit during two month period. "We are attempting to get away from war time scouting and getting 'back to the boy', an official of the council declared." To meet the demands of peace, America must be spiritually and morally strong, just as she had to physically strong, to meet the demands of war. Scouting is an important factor in this nation's战事. Strong scouting makes for a strong America, not alone today, but in future generations", he concluded. Swain Mate, USN, now operating his Laguna Beach business again. Robert L. Jones, fought in the Battle of the Bulge and later in the Pacific with the 86th Division, now returned to Santa Ana; Dan Nugent, veteran with 21 years service in the U. S. Marines, now living in Santa Arial; Bill Steel, former B-29 pilot in attacks on the Jap mainland, and Dr Joseph Saylin, Orange physician who served in World Wars I and II and was recently discharged from the Army Medical Corps as a colonel. VISIT IN RIVERSIDE Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hatcher of Los Angeles drove to Stanton where they were joined by Mrs. T. W. Clark. The trio then motored to Riverside for a visit with Mrs. Clark's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, and their new son, Larry. The western boundary of the United States at the time of its formation was the Mississippi river. Go to Church Sunday! Conservation to Be Discussed at County Meetings Colored movies depicting actual farm operations, followed by a discussion of procedures led by members of the Agricultural Extension Service will be included in a series of meetings dealing with agricultural conservation to be held in each of the twelve districts of the county, according to an announcement by Stephen Griiset, chairman of the County Agricultural Conservation association. All producers, whether owners or operators, are invited to attend the meeting most convenient for them. Prime reason for holding the meetings is the annual election of committeemen for the several districts and for the county committee. Suggestions for the improvement of the conservation program in this county will also be considered at the meeting. Following their election committeemen for each will, as before, consider posed 1947 program for water conservation and new recommendations for change they consider will be of interest to their community. County committee will bine these recommendations a county handbook, which the program for this year. The procedure must cultural conservation a learners' program, as well as ministered by their dual committeemen. The wise adoption of conservation attests to the soundness of procedure. The present chairman community will preside meeting in his area, as in Anaheim, which is known trict "E", is scheduled for on Tuesday, November p.m. at the Anaheim U.S. school. Chairman will W. Riehl. Anaheim merchants greatest in values! Thousands of GL Re-elect Sheriff J "He Is the Man Who READ WHAT A FEW C Returned Service-men and Women who know... say "HE To meet the demands of peace, America must be spiritually and morally strong, just as she had to physically strong, to meet the demands of war. Scouting is an important factor in this nation's life. Strong scouting makes for a strong America, not alone today, but in future generations", he concluded. "We, who share voluntarily in training America's youth, must make our movement more effective; that means strengthening our cub packs, scout troops and scout ships. This can be done by reaching more boys in our units, having better programs and advancing in the various ranks". Anaheim units include troops 72, 73, 74, 75, 80; cub packs 12, 103, 104 and 105. Several new units are in the process of forming and a sea scout ship was recently organized. Committee of Vets Formed to Back Jesse L. Elliott Organization of a Veterans' Committee for the re-election of Jesse L. Elliott was announced in Orange county cities and communities this week. Its membership includes many leaders of service men's organizations, and they strongly urged Elliott's return to office by the votes at the election next Tuesday. "We feel that Elliott is a tried and proven public servant, experienced and able, and that Orange county today is a clean and desirable place in which to live and bear a family", the committee declared in a statement it issued. "He is a long time resident of the county, knows the people and the requirements of law enforcement, and we are convinced that he would be folly to experiment with a new sheriff rather than to retain the efficient executive we now have at our service". Included in the representative Veterans' Committee are: Ivy L. Belote, Jr., former air force pilot, frequently cited for bravery, now a Costa Mesa business man; R. "Dick" Haster, World War I veteran and well known Garden Grove rancher; Dál Nash, former non-com with the 88th Blue Devil) Division, now back in his business in Buena Park; Addie Hernandez, former Boat- "He Is the Man Who Read What A Few Returned Service-men and Women who know, say 'HE IS THE BEST SHERIFF ORANGE COUNTY EVER HAD." R. (DICK) HASTER, well-known Garden Grove rancher, veteran of World War I, long prominent in Veteran affairs, says: "I have known Jesse Elliott 15 years. I know him to be a sober, conscientious and trustworthy public servant, we need his efficiency and experience." JESSE L. EI (INCUMBENT) IVY L. BELOTE Jr., Costa Mesa Businessman, winner of Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Leaf Cluster and the Air Medal with six clusters. VOTE YOURSELF A SQUARE DEAL VOTE "YES" ON 5! TO CREATE A People's Court of Tax Appeals The small taxpayer needs a court dedicated, in part at least, to his own tax problem! The California State Chamber of Commerce and the California Farm Bureau Federation endorse No. 51. If You're a Taxpayer Vote "YES" on 51 (General Election, November 5) CALIFORNIA COMMITTEE FOR PROPOSITION 5 690 Market St., San Francisco IVY L. BELOTE Jr., Costa Mesa Businessman, winner of Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Leaf Cluster and the Air Medal with six clusters, says: "Sheriff Elliott will get my vote because he is a 'Working Sheriff' with the interests of Orange County and its citizens paramount at all times." DAL HASH owns his business In Buena Park, served with the 88th (Blue Devil) Division, 362 days of front line duty to his credit, says: "It was a comfort to know that the security of one's home and family was in such capable hands as Sheriff Elliott's... I believe in his honesty, ability and integrity." REPRINT OF A TELEGRAM ADDRESS SA 312 NL PD- ORANGE CALIF 21 SHERIFF JESSE L ELLIOTTSHERIFFPS OFFICE SANTA ANA MANY THANKS FOR YOUR FINE LETTER OF LOVE FROM ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING AND MOVEMENT OFFICER THE LETTER IS VALUED VERY USE MY NAME IN CONJUNCTION WITH FORTUNE ONE OF YOUR SUPPORTERS AND ARDENT BOOKS HARRY BELL, FLOYD HOWARD, R. I. (CUBA) MORRIS join with dorsing the re-election of Following their election, the committeemen for each district will, as before, consider the proposed 1947 program for soil and water conservation and make such recommendations for changes as they consider will be of advantage to their community. The 1947 county committee will then combine these recommendations into a county handbook, which will be the program for this county next year. The procedure makes agricultural conservation a local farmers' program, as well as being administered by their duly elected committeemen. The wide-spread adoption of conservation practices attests to the soundness of this procedure. The present chairman of each community will preside at the meeting in his area, as in the past. Anaheim, which is known as District "E", is scheduled for a meeting on Tuesday, November 5, 2:00 p.m. at the Anaheim Union High school. Chairman will be George W. Riehl. Anaheim merchants offer the greatest in values! Merchant Marine Cadet Academy Accepting Men Deadline has been extended for high school seniors to apply for training as cadet-midshipmen in the U.S. Merchant Marine Cadet Corps, it was announced today by Commander E. G. McDonald, USMS, District Supervisor, 1000 Geary street, San Francisco, California. Youths 16½ to 21 years of age who desire to become officers in the U.S. Merchant Marine and qualify for the class starting February, 1947, may take the entrance examination at the U.S. Merchant Marine Cadet Corps district office, 1000 Geary street, San Francisco, California. Applications should be filed immediately and not later than November 28, 1946, at the San Francisco office. The training course is of four years duration and is the equal of a college education with pay. Included in the course is one year of training at the U.S. Merchant Marine Cadet Corps school at San Mateo, California, one year of actual training aboard a merchant or training ship at sea and the final two years at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, New York. Graduates qualify as licensed officers in the U.S. Merchant Marine with commissions as Ensigns, U.S. Maritime Service, and Ensign, U.S. Naval Reserve. WEIMER'S NEWS STAND AT NEW LOCATION Weimer's News Stand, owned and managed by Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Weimer, moved to 102 East Center street, in front of Monte Webb's Barber Shop, this week. They were completely burned out of their former location, 139 South Los Angeles street, in the $65,000 fire that razed the Gilbert U.Kraemer building, destroying four business establishments, September 27. The Weimers announce that they will remain at their present address for at least a month. Ranson's Shine, run by Ranson Burks, is now at 129 East Center street. Words of Gl Vets Say: Beriff Jesse L. Elliott Man Who Knows the Job" HAT A FEW OF THEM SAY! JESSE L. ELLIOTT (INCUMBENT) They also say: "PERFORMANCE, Not Promises! It isn't what he says he will do, or promises to do ... but WHAT HE HAS DONE." EDDIE HERNANDEZ, popular Laguna businessman, served in European and Pacific theaters as Boatswains Mate, U. S. N., says: "As a former Peace Officer I can appreciate the fine job that Sheriff Elliott did during the war years. He deserves the support of all ex-servicemen and women in Orange County." BILL STEEL of La Habra flew a B-29 on many attacks against Japan, states: "I'll vote for BILL STEEL of La Habra flew a B-29 on many attacks against Japan, states: "I'll vote for Sheriff Elliott because he helped keep Orange County a 'White Spot' during the war. It's up to us now to help him keep this county clean." NUGENT, veteran of 21 years as an enman and commissioned Warrant Officer in Marine Corps, said: "I was impressed by co-operation given by Sheriff Elliott and staff to all branches of the service and to law enforcement agencies. He is outgoing. Keep him on the job." TELEGRAM ADDRESSED TO SHERIFF ELLIOTT ORANGE CALIF 21 ELLIOTT- 1940 OCT 21 PM 11:08 FOR YOUR FINE LETTER OF INTRODUCTION, COMING COUNTY'S LEADING AND MOST CAPABLE LAW ENFORCEMENT LETTER IS VALUED VERY HIGHLY. YOU MAY CONJUNCTION WITH FORTHCOMING CAMPAIGN AS PORTERS AND ARDENT BOOSTERS. CORDIALLYDR.JOSEPH SAYLIN (Vet. World Wars I & II, Col. Med. Corps., U.S.A.) ROBERT L. JONES served in two war theaters. His outfit, the 86th Black Hawk Division, fought the Battle of the Bulge and later moved to the Pacific for the final onslaught on Japan. Bob says: "Let's keep Sheriff Elliott in office. We should all be more interested in 'Proven Performance' than In 'Puny Promises'." FLOYD HOWARD, WALTER TIPTON and MORRIS join with the veterans in enre-election of Jesse L. Elliott. the Servicemen and Women of Orange County.