anaheim-gazette 1946-10-31

WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Phone 2206 Birthday Party For Stanton Girl On the occasion of her birthday, Miss Jane Gautschy of Stanton, invited several of her school friends to be her guests at a children's matinee in Anaheim last week. A celebration party, held at her home on Western avenue immediately following the show, featured varied games, a huge birthday cake and other delectable refreshments. Those enjoying the affair included Misses Charlotte Pruitts, Carol Ann Paget, Carmeta Rice, Marilyn Bowman and Carol Jane Rutledge. Varied Session for Savanna P.-T.A. Mrs. Dorothy Dodson, Lockman Foundation representative, addressed members of the Savanna P.-T.A., of Stanton, at their regular meeting last Tuesday. Mrs. Dodson presented a resume of the released time religious education programs which are carried out annually in many schools in this area, explaining their purpose. The proposed state amendments, especially those affecting the schools, were discussed by Francis Addy, director of playgrounds and attendance in Orange county schools. A magic show at the Savanna school auditorium will be sponsored next Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, it was decided. A pie sale will follow the program. Hallowe'en Mask Acclaimed by Crusader Class Ghostly apparitions, weird spooks, gunmen of wicked aspect, stalked in a bewitched atmosphere of black bats, green-eyed cats and shaded lanterns, as a Hallowe'en masquerade party was enjoyed by members of the Crusader class of the Four Square church of Fullerton at the Anaheim YMCA, 407 South Philadelphia street last Saturday evening at 7:45 o'clock. Mrs. Henry Neyenhuis, class leader, was the mistress of ceremonies for the occasion. (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) ★ Let's Make It A TEAM AS RUNNING MATE for Gov. Earl Warren, Californians need a man who has pledged to support our Chief Executive in Sacramento, who has backed Gov. Warren's programs consistently and ably—who hasn't just paid lip-service at election time. Goodwin J. Knight has demonstrated his ability to weld together the progressive elements of this state—for a Greater California. ★ Let's Make It A TEAM AS RUNNING MATE for Gov. Earl Warren, Californians need a man who has pledged to support our Chief Executive in Sacramento, who has backed Gov., Warren's programs consistently and ably—who hasn't just paid lip-service at election time. Goodwin J. Knight has demonstrated his ability to weld together the progressive elements of this state—for a Greater California. ★ Let's Don't Experiment SECOND IN IMPORTANCE on the administrative side of the state government, the lieutenant governor must be a man who has proven himself to be capable as an organizer and executive. Superior Judge Goodwin J. Knight has these qualifications to a marked degree; his record is known, his abilities unquestioned. LET'S END FEUDS AND FACTIONALISM! ELECT SUPERIOR JUDGE Goodwin J. KNIGHT As Our Lieutenant Governor Orange County Committee For Goodwin J. Knight Kenneth Lindsay, Chairman He Urges Your Vote! How to Vote for Better Schools (Clip This Ballot and Take It to the Polls With You) PROPOSITION 3—"The Better Schools Measure." Provides a fair minimum living wage—$2400 annually—for California school teachers. VOTE YES! Better Schools (Clip This Ballot and Take It to the Polls With You) PROPOSITION 3—"The Better Schools Measure." Provides a fair minimum living wage—$2400 annually—for California school teachers. VOTE YES! PROPOSITION 7—Provides for election rather than appointment of County Board of Education members in charter counties. VOTE YES! PROPOSITION 8—Establishes qualifications for county superintendents of schools. VOTE YES! PROPOSITION 9—Provides for appointment of one new deputy superintendent of public instruction and three associate superintendents by State Board of Education. VOTE YES! PROPOSITION 13—It will be an unlucky day for California's system of public education if Proposition 13 passes. Proposition 13 would starve California's schools, intensify the teacher shortage, and throw the increasing burden of school expenses on taxpayers in local school districts. VOTE NO! PROPOSITION 3 is the key measure on which the future of our schools depends. Above all, vote "YES" on 3! CALIFORNIA COUNCIL OF EDUCATION DE YOUNG BUILDING, SAN FRANCISO, CALIFORNIA Highlight of the evening was the unexpected arrival of members of the local gendarmes, Officers Miranda and Wilson, who "crashed the gate". They demanded the presentation of a permit to carry firearms from one "well braced" desperado, and enjoyed refreshments of delicious pumpkin pie, ice cream, tea and coffee with the group. First part of the party was spent in guessing the identity of each unrecognizably disguised party goer as each entered the darkened doorway. Assorted masks, wigs, false mustachios and padding were included among optical illusions removed during the unmasking: A community song period following the serving of refreshments, competitive games, and costume contest, concluded the gala Hallowe'en party. Prizes for the most original costumes were awarded to Janet Williams and Herb Eby, both of Anaheim, for a unique baby carriage, infant and nurse stunt; to Don Britton of Fullerton, as the most beautiful girl, and to Mrs. Jewel Shelton of Buena Park, for a grandmother characterization. Mrs. Elton Snanely Hostess for Layette Shower In an atmosphere of pink and white chrysanthemums, Mrs. Domingo Bastanchury of Huntington Beach was honored by a layette shower, presented by Mrs. Elton Snanely of Ball road, Stanton, recently. Tiny pink booties were the clever favors. The buffet table was centered with a huge bouquet of chrysanthemums. Appropriate games were played with the prizes going to Mrs. Don Pannier, Mrs. William Bushman, Mrs. Don Doepke and Mrs. Lucille Calhoun. Guests included Mesdames Al Bushman, Don Doepke, William Bushman, Don Pannier, all of Anaheim. F. Olding, Mrs. W. K. Cuthbert, Mrs. Dave Schwemmer, Mrs. Harold Bircher, Mrs. Claud Booth, Mrs. George Kohlenberger, Mrs. Ed Thomas, Mrs. A. Fitz, Mrs. W. J. Troutman, Mrs. Hugh Nipp, Mrs. Thomas Boney, Mrs. L. W. Sim, Mrs. Roy Dargatz, Mrs. W. R. Peacock, and Mrs. Charles V. Schutz. Participants in the Intermediate Girl Scout sessions, which were held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the Girl Scout Little House, included Mrs. Stanley Lewis, Mrs. G. S. Hansard, Mrs. Amo Downs, Mrs. Niles Fiscus, Mrs. Ralph Decker, Mrs. M. W. Turner, Mrs. Joe Platt, Mrs. Wayne Leigh, Miss Gloria Henning, Mrs. Margrette Jenkins, Mrs. C. L. Wicker, Miss Janice Barta, Mrs. Ray Reafsynder, Mrs. C. R. Moody, Mrs. A. H. Kirchman, Mrs. J. VanHunnick, Mrs. W. H. Sparks, Mrs. R.J. Weir, Mrs. Beatrice Walker, Mrs. W.M.Dierberger, Mrs.R.L.Kirk,Mrs.L.A Casey. Miss Ruby Arneson, supervisor of music in the elementary schools, was the song leader. Song sessions proved to be a highly popular feature of each meeting. Miss Dorothy T. Bowe, Girl Scout executive director, led both training groups. She was assisted in the Brownie sessions by Mrs. Jerry W. Schiller, commissioner, and in the Intermediate sessions by Mrs.M.F.Glenn, secretary of the Girl Scout Council and leader of Girl Scout Troop 2 of Freemont Junior High school. Serving on a planning committee to prepare for the meeting of November 13 are Mrs.J.C.Dolan, Mrs.W.J.Troutman,Mrs.Harold Bircher,and Mrs.W.F.OldingrepresentingtheBrownieLeaders.Mrs.NilesFiscus,Mrs.MargretteJenkins,Mrs.A.H.Kirchman,Mrs.RayReafsyder,Mrs.SanleyLewis,andMissGloriaHenningwillrepresenttheIntermediateleaders. Knight-Knowland Commended by Governor Warren Political observers are in agreement that Governor Earl Warren's Saturday night radio broadcast, commending U.S.Senator William F.Knowland and Judge Goodwin J.Knight,candidate for lieutenant-governor,has strengthened the already strong position of the two candidates. Recalling that he had appointed Knowland to the United States Senate on V-J day,a year ago,tosucceedthelateHiramW.JohnsonbecausehebeliedinKnowland's“integrityandcapability”,thegovernorsaidthatKnowland'sconductinthesenatehadjustifiedhisconfidence.HealsogaveKnight,aLosAngelescountysuperiorjudge,hisendorsement. Warren declared that he had attempted to give the people of California a government unhampered by partisanship and that he was opposed to outsiders intruding into the affairs of the state.VigorouslyassailingtheCommunistsandtheleftists,thegovernorchargedthattheyhadattemptedtospreaddissensionandconfusion. The governor pointed out that Senator Alben Barkley,(Dem.ofKy.)oneoftheimportedspeakersfortheNewDeal-PACticketinNorthLemonstreet. Refreshmentswereservedandmanygameswereplayed. GuestsincludedLoisRail,LeeWright,GloriaErwin LeonardWinney,RuthMartenn,DavidLee,NancyWinegart,RobertKelleyShirleyBrandtCharlesHudson,GeraldineGibsonHowardKelleyJr.,RalphJungandCarolStovall.ThehostesswasMissDoreenKeeley. "SPOOKY" PARTY PLANS FOR JOB'S DAUGHTERS California,hadonlycampaignspacesheldmanAndrewMaaswas involvedintheprofitscasebutwappearasawitnesstorialcommitteelaeplainingthatilengetherightoftheBarkleyorHenryon matters.onwqualified,butthataheri“insolentinthestateaffairs”.Goa said: "Now,我do notWallaceisACommandthatleftistorganistattumedtotheCommitmenthavechosenheadoftheirattackTheyareusinghispoliticalwatersinitdoesnot matterhehasneitherthelocalinterestthisviewsvaluable." Tiny pink booties were the clever favors. The buffet table was centered with a huge bouquet of chrysanthemums. Appropriate games were played with the prizes going to Mrs. Don Pannier, Mrs. William Bushman, Mrs. Don Doepke and Mrs. Lucille Calhoun. Guests included Mesdames Al Bushman, Don Doepke, William Bushman, Don Pannier, all of Anaheim; Mrs. Phillip Ybarrola and Mrs. Bud Lynnes of North Long Beach, and Mrs. Lucille Calhoun of Laguna Beach. Stage Rush Week At SAJC Now In addition to Hallowe'en being sported throughout Orange county, Santa Ana junior college campus is studded with bright color accents during a frenzied Rush Week, now in session. Included among the strange sights, as the initiates underwent preliminary ceremonies, were sombrero topped, burlap vested and shoeless Gaucho pledges and "branded" shirt wearers of Buccaneers-to-be. Imaginative costumes and restrictions highlighted the pledge requirements of the women's organizations, Spinsters, Piloteers, Los Meninas and Los Gitanas. All the co-ed initiates went without the slightest semblance of makeup, were forbidden to speak to male students, and could not dress their hair for the full week period. Pledges of the different organization wore distinguishing pins or badges. The Revells Mark 40th Wedding Anniversary An occasion long to be remembered by Dr. and Mrs. Walter Revell and their close friends and relations was the celebration of their fortenth wedding anniversary last Tuesday. In a festive atmosphere of fall flowers, guests gathered to congratulate the couple. A huge, beautifully decorated anniversary cake was centered on the oblong dining room table and served with tea and coffee after the honorees opened their many lovely gifts. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. S. C. High of Santa Ana; Miss Marcelline Conliss of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Revell and son, Richard, of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. D. B. High and tee to prepare for the meeting of November 13 are Mrs. J. C. Dolan, Mrs. W. J. Troutman, Mrs. Harold Bircher, and Mrs. W. F. Olding, representing the Brownie Leaders. Mrs. Niles Fiscus, Mrs. Margrette Jenkins, Mrs. A .H. Kirchman, Mrs. Ray Reafsyder, Mrs. Stanley Lewis, and Miss Gloria Henning will represent the Intermediate leaders. Joint Session for Scout Leaders November 20 Four members of the local council of Anaheim Girl Scouts will attend the Girl Scout Regional conference at Asilomar, Pacific Grove, Monterey county, next Wednesday. The delegates include Mrs. Jerry Shiller, commissioner; Mrs. Norman Tessner, treasurer; Mrs. Dayton Smith, membership chairman, and Mrs. Leroy Ater, member of the organization committee. Other delegates are expected from Arizona, northern and southern California, the Hawaiian Islands, Nevada and Utah. Miss Dorothy T. Bowe, Girl Scout executive director, will arrive at Asilomar next Monday; to attend the meeting of the National Association of Girl Scout Executives which immediately precedes the conference sessions. Mrs. Nancy Hargrave Trask, former Anaheim Girl Sout, and now a member of the Regional Girl Scout staff of the national organization, will take an active part in the conference activities. HOLLOWE'EN PARTY HELD AT KEELEY RESIDENCE A delightful Hollowe'en party was held at the Keeley barbecue room last Saturday evening at 521 "SPOOKY" PARTY PLANS FOR JOB'S DAUGHTERS Moving the traditional "witching hour" in advance, members of Job's Daughters, Bethel No. 5, will attend a unique Hallowe'en party to be held at the Richard-Martins school of dancing, 719 North Los Angeles street, next Saturday night from 7:30 to 11 o'clock. Strict secrecy veils the plans for the varied program now being arranged by Hostesses Jackie Cones, Betty Leigh, Jerry Homan and Veota Tessner. ELAINE KUCHEL ENJOYS BIRTHDAY PRESENT SAT. The birthday request of Miss Elaine Kuchel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kuchel of Placentia, was fulfilled last Saturday with a trip by streamliner to the San Diego Zoo. Others enjoying the celebration were Mrs. Carroll Cone, her two daughters, Robin and Sherril, and son, Carroll Jr., and Miss Dorothy Jean Kuchel, sister of the honoree. ANNOUNCED WEDDING DATE Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Haan of 148 West Center street have revealed the engagement of their daughter, Ruth Arvada, to George O. Kirkelle, Jr. The young couple will plight their troth November 24 at 4 o'clock in the White Temple Methodist church. (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) TOP RANKING—For the State's Second Most Important Office—Which Calls for TOP Ability! In a festive atmosphere of fall flowers, guests gathered to congratulate the couple. A huge, beautifully decorated anniversary cake was centered on the oblong dining room table and served with tea and coffee after the honorees opened their many lovely gifts. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. S. C. High of Santa Ana; Miss Marcelline Conliss of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Revell and son, Richard, of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. D. R. High and daughters, Donna Jean and Linda Marie, of Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs. Water Revell, Jr., and daughter, Sharon, of Fullerton. Local G. S. Council Members to Attend Regional Confab The first four training sessions of the present series being offered for adults active in the leadership of the Anaheim Girl Scouts have come to a close but will be resumed with a joint session of Brownie Scout leaders and Intermediate Girl Scout leaders on Wednesday evening, November 20, at Fremont Junior high school cafeteria. At that time, members of the Girl Scout Council, under the leadership of Mrs. Jeryy W. Schiller, commissioner, will be hosts to the group and welcome new members of the organization in an investiture ceremony. Those participating in the Brownie Scout sessions, which were held on Wednesday and Friday mornings at the Girl Scout Little House on Citron street included Mrs. J. C| Dolan; Mrs. F. C. Price, Mrs. A. N. Miller, Mrs. U. C. Peltzer, Mrs Elwood Cordes; Mrs. H. J. Van Delden, Mrs. W. For the State's Second Most Important Office—Which Calls for TOP Ability! ABLE! FAIR! Fred N. HOWSER for ATTORNEY GENERAL Rated as tops in the legal profession, Fred N. Howser is admirably suited to be State's Attorney General. His ability as an Assemblyman was noted throughout the state. His outstanding record as District Attorney of Los Angeles County—largest such office in the United States—has made his office the model for the nation. No One Could Ask More Than Ability, Experience and Integrity in Office! FRED N. HOWSER Fred N. Howser Committee for Orange County J. H. Danieler, Chairman. California, had only recently made campaign speeches for Congressman Andrew May, whose name was involved in the Garsson war profits case but who declined to appear as a witness before a senatorial committee last spring. Explaining that he did not challenge the right of either Senator Barkley or Henry Wallace to speak on matters, on which they were qualified, but that he did resent their "insolent intrusion into our state affairs". Governor Warren said: "Now, I do not say that Mr. Wallace is a Communist. I do say that leftist organizations that are attuned to the Communist movement have chosen him as a spearhead of their attack in California. They are using him to muddy the political waters in our state, and it does not matter to them that he has neither the information or the local interest that would make his views valuable to our people". Last Rites for Dave Valenca Dave Valenca, 56, a native son born at Yorba, died early Monday morning at Orange hospital after a brief illness. A recitation of the Holy Rosary was held Tuesday, at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Matilda De Los Reyes at Atwood and mass was read at the Placentia Catholic church yesterday, Wednesday, morning at 9 o'clock. He was a resident of southern California continuously. Surving him is his brother, Martin Valenca of Atwood; one sister, Mrs. Matilda De Los Reyes of Atwood and two half-brothers, Manuel Peralta of Fullerton and Fred Peralta of Yorba Linda. Anaheim merchants offer the greatest in values! Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Nebraska, in the order named, are the largest producers of oats in the United States. The ancient Hebrew bethrothal called for three rings—one for the girl, one for the man, and one for the witness to the ceremony. AN EMINENT MEDICAL AUTHORITY DR. M. E. KING in "THERAPEUTIC REVIEW" has this to say about CHIROPRACTIC "The sooner the Medical Profession recognizes the work of the CHIROPRACTOR, the better. He is doing a work that medicine cannot do; he belongs exclusively to the class of Specialists." A FLUOROSCOPE EXAMINATION at this office may reveal startling facts about your health. Phone Anaheim 5422 TODAY for Appointment. Dr. Walter Revell CHIROPRACTOR 108 North Emily St., Anaheim (Masonic Temple Bldg.) ONE-MINUTE QUIZ FOR VOTERS TEST YOUR AMERICANISM NO YES 1. Should you be forced, under threat of fine or imprisonment, to work for any particular employer? (..) (..) 2. Should you be deprived, by state law, of your constitutional right of trial by jury? (..) (..) 3. Should Boards of Education be compelled to hire teachers for our children without inquiry into the applicants’ Americanism? (..) (..) 4. Should we authorize creation of another unnecessary bureau costing taxpayers’ at least $250,000 a year? (..) (..) 5. Should a Commission, appointed by the Governor (without legislative approval) be given powers which put its decisions beyond the authority of the State Supreme Court? (..) (..) If your answers are 100% “No” you are an EXPERT American! And if you are an expert American, you will prevent the above by voting “NO” on Proposition No 11, the so-called “Fair Employment Practices Act,” at the polls Tuesday! Orange County Committee for Tolerance A MESSAGE OF INTEREST to all who await deliveries of new Chevrolets We want you to know that everything possible is being done to speed deliveries to you; but production still lags far behind schedule—even though Chevrolet has built more cars and trucks than any other manufacturer from January through September 1946 WE REALIZE how eagerly you are awaiting delivery of the new Chevrolet you have ordered from us, and we want to pass on to you the latest information received from the Chevrolet Motor Division, even though that information isn’t too encouraging production of new Chevrolets—even longer to fill the unprecedented demand for this product of BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST—and, for the present at least, “there just aren’t enough Chevrolets to go around,” much as we wish there were. However, we want you to know that new WE REALIZE how eagerly you are awaiting delivery of the new Chevrolet you have ordered from us, and we want to pass on to you the latest information received from the Chevrolet Motor Division, even though that information isn't too encouraging at this time. It is true that Chevrolet leads all other manufacturers in total production of passenger cars and trucks from January through September 1946, despite the fact that Chevrolet was out of production entirely during the first three months of this year. It is also true that Chevrolet has continued to maintain its lead in total production during the third quarter of 1946. And yet production is still running far below desired levels, with the result that Chevrolet's output of cars and trucks through September 1946 was only 38.7% of the number produced during the corresponding period of 1941. This means it may take many months for the Chevrolet Motor Division to reach peak production of new Chevrolets—even longer to fill the unprecedented demand for this product of BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST—and, for the present at least, "there just aren't enough Chevrolets to go around," much as we wish there were. However, we want you to know that new Chevrolets are leaving the plants in the largest numbers possible today. The Chevrolet Motor Division tells us it is doing everything it can, in the face of continued suppliers' strikes, material shortages and manpower problems, to step up shipments to us and to all dealers, in accordance with a predetermined distribution plan assuring each dealer of his fair allotment, based on 1941 passenger car sales. And we, in turn, are doing our best to deliver new Chevrolets to our customers as rapidly as they are received and in the fairest possible way. We are too appreciative of your loyalty and goodwill—too grateful for your patience and understanding—to do anything less than continue to serve you to the very best of our ability. KEEP YOUR PRESENT CAR RUNNING Meanwhile, the most important car of all to you is the car you are driving now. May we suggest that you keep it in top running condition until you secure delivery of your new Chevrolet, by bringing it to us for skilled service now and at regular intervals. Remember—cold weather is hardest on old cars. Please see us for a complete check-up today. . . . And, again, thank you! CONE BROS., CHEVROLET 215 No: Los Angeles St. Anaheim Telephone 2215