anaheim-gazette 1946-10-31

Thursday, October 31, 1946 Gazette want ads bring results. Job printing. The Gazette. Well Paid Jobs with Real Futures for Young Women as Telephone Operators In most communities beginners receive base pay of $30 for a five day week, with extra pay for overtime or duty at certain hours of the day. Seven wage increases the first two years—paid vacations. Learn this interesting work at good pay in your own community. You work with friendly people in pleasant offices. Excellent promotion possibilities. Apply Southern California Telephone Company Room 208 - 514½ N. Main St. Santa Ana Hours: 9 to 4 Monday through Friday 9 to 12 Saturdays or 217 No. Lemon St., Anaheim Ask the Chief Operator for appointment at Anaheim Clerk-Carrier Positions Open At Post Office The Civil Service commission has announced that the closing date for the receipt of applications for examination for probational appointment to the position of Substitute Clerk-Carrier in the Anaheim post office has been extended to November 7, as sufficient applications have not been received. Qualified persons are urged to apply. Further information and Application Card 500-AB may be obtained from the commission's local secretary, M. N. McFle, located at the registry window at the post office. Applications must be on file with the director, 12th U. S. Civil Service Region, room 129, Appraisers building, 630 Sansome street, San Francisco 11, California. This must not be done later than the close of business on November 7. Ship-to-shore radio, now a vital marine function, was pioneered by the Coast Guard in 1904. The first newspaper in Kansas, The Herald, was published at Leavenworth in September, 1854. JOSHUA TREE, CALIFORNIA. This thriving new Desert Town, in the San Bernardino Mountains offers mild, dry climate the year round. No smog or high humidity. Already 500 population and growing fast. EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Homesites $375 up. Business and Court sites. Highly developed and improved. Terms. Abundance of pure water. Electricity. Stores. Church. School. Improved streets. ACT NOW for low prices and choice locations. SEND TODAY for FREE LITERATURE. No obligation. Joshua Tree Townsite, Co., 112 W. 9th St., Los Angeles.—adv. Ralph H. Taylor Discusses Nature Of Man vs. Law Ralph H. Taylor, executive retary of the Agricultural Council of California and author of "Farmer's Corner", declared that if the history of mankind slow and painful climb to the gree of civilization he now sesses teaches one infallible law it is that the nature of man not be changed by law Law forced may control his act but never his thinking, hisination, his emotions. In a copy of "The Farmer's Corner" released by the Agricultural Council of California, T continues: Attempts to change the reliquious convictions of men by force law drenched the world with in the dreary series of relish wars that blacken humanity's word. True religious freedom only when enlightenment realizes the stage expressed in the Constitution of the United States, guarantees to every man they not only to believe as he chooses but also—and the importance this cannot be overemphasize to disbelieve or dissent as chooses. With the insight of brilliance our founding fathers recognize the inherent right of a man like anything or dislike it—to brace it or stay away from it think it good or to think it dangerous error of flour this fundamental characteristic imperfect human nature has committed by the proponent Proposition 11 on our Gene California Telephone Company Room 208 - 514½ N. Main St. Santa Ana Hours: 9 to 4 Monday through Friday 9 to 12 Saturdays or 217 No. Lemon St., Anaheim Ask the Chief Operator for appointment at Anaheim BOWL IN ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST & FINEST ALLEY GILMORE'S FOUNTAIN and ANAHEIM BOWLING ACADEMY 128 SO. LOS ANGELES ANAHEIM JOSHUA TREE, CALIFORNIA. This thriving new Desert Town, in the San Bernardino Mountains offers mild, dry climate the year round. No smog or high humidity. Already 500 population and growing fast. EXCELENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Homesites $375 up. Business and Court sites. Highly developed and improved. Terms. Abundance of pure water. Electricity. Stores. Church. School. Improved streets. ACT NOW for low prices and choice locations. SEND TODAY for FREE LITERATURE. No obligation. Joshua Tree Townsite, Co., 112 W. 9th St., Los Angeles. With the insight of brilliance our founding fathers recognized the inherent right of a man like anything or dislike it—to brace it or stay away from it think it good or to think it bad. The dangerous error of flow this fundamental characteristic imperfect human nature has committed by the proponent Proposition 11 on our General Election ballot. It is the so-called advisory for it could only, if incorporated in the law of this state, do every ideal of fairness in employment. It would only incrction, disrupt relations between employer and employee—and even greater degree, dispeaceful association of employees with employee. This menacing proposition will subject every California farm to arrest and legal punishment he should, in deciding against a man or deciding against keeping him on the payroll, into slightest consideration of man's "race, religion, color, national origin or ancestry!" Now, that provision has a spousal tone of humanness are fitness. But every California farmer knows that the FEPC, in practice, would actually force him, particularly at harvest time to incite race riots on his farm—if not, indeed, make it possible for him to get his chance at all! Of all classes of employe California farmers are perhaps most willing to hire workers utter personal indifference to hue of their skins or their native antecedents or their religious beliefs. The fact remains, however, that some of the minority race groups that make up much of agricultural labor forces are compatible—are mutually hostile. Individuals of these incompatible groups cannot be put at work together without friction as inevitable consequence—and we out grave risk, as many farmers have learned to their sorrow violence. It is simply common sense—the part of the farmer to assist hiring, as members of the social work group, men of sharply flicting customs, creeds and practices. It is even more than common sense—it is an act of duty to refuse to inflict the fortune of brawls and riots on community We Don’t Like It Either We regret the crowding and inconvenience you have been subjected to on our transportation lines during recent months. Anticipated delivery of a large number of new motor coaches ordered long ago has been delayed time after time due to labor difficulties in the bus industry. The manufacturers now advise that there will be further delay in delivery due to continued labor difficulties and that it will be late this year before new coaches are available. By every means possible we are endeavoring to take care of present heavy volume of rush-hour travel, but until additional equipment is available or a plan devised to spread peak hour loads, there will be very heavy loading during morning and evening rush hours. Your continued cooperative understanding of these conditions is appreciated. PACIFIC ELECTRIC RAIL AND MOTOR COACH LINES H.O. MARKER, Passenger Traffic Manager, Los Angeles Ralph H. Taylor discusses nature of man vs. law Ralph H. Taylor, executive secretary of the Agricultural Council of California and author of "The Farmer's Corner", declared today that if the history of mankind's way and painful climb to the deeds of civilization he now poses teaches one infallible lesson, that the nature of man can be changed by law Law enforced may control his actions, never his thinking, his imagination, his emotions A copy of "The Farmer's Corner" released by the Agricultural Council of California, Taylor归纳: attempts to change the religious restrictions of men by force of adrenched the world with blood the dreary series of religious acts that blacken humanity's recourse True religious freedom came when enlightenment reached stage expressed in the Constitution of the United States, which guarantees to every man the right only to believe as he chooses, also—and the importance of cannot be overemphasized—misbelieve or dissent as he does. With the insight of brilliancy, founding fathers recognized inherent right of a man to anything or dislike it—to emote it or stay away from it—to it good or to think it evil. The dangerous error of flouting fundamental characteristic of perfect human nature has beenmitted by the proponents of position 11 on our General WELL FAN MAH BROW! When a cowboy meets two pretty girls skating on real ice in the middle of the desert with the thermometer registering in the gay 90’s it's enough to make his eyes pop out. “It's not a mirage”, they told him. Truth is, it’s merely a rehearsal for a night club act at the Hotel Last Frontier. MOTEL APPROVED Permit for a new motel of 24 units to be developed by Robert Mexican Fighter Backs Dog Racing VFW and Disaster Veterans Fight ‘Smear’ Campaign The Veterans of Forest and the Disabled American Erans today made a test appeal to U.S. Attorney Tom C. Clark to take action against an inter-horse race and motion trust, accused by the very conducting a half-million “smear” campaign against VFW, DAV and Proposition 2 from reaching the public. They said that a trailer the VFW and DAV had in support of Proposition 2, recorded on film, B.F. Oleson, National Corp of the DAV, and M.C.H. California Quartermasterant of the VFW. In their complaint to attorney General, the veterans stated that the California theatres which barred the trailer favoring station 2 have been ordered movie trust to insert a trapping the greyhound measure in every newsreel between October 31st and November 7th. When a cowboy meets two pretty girls skating on real ice in the middle of the desert with the thermometer registering in the gay 90's it's enough to make his eyes pop out. "It's not a mirage", they told him. Truth is, it's merely a rehearsal for a night club act at the Hotel Last Frontier. MOTEL APPROVED Permit for a new motel of 24 units to be developed by Robert M. Mertz on Stanton avenue near Ninth street, Buena Park, was granted by the county building commission last week. The land use permit was given by the board of supervisors. war cannot be won overnight—and never, never by man-made law. Enactment of FEPC would be a disastrously lost battle in that war—a stride not forward, but backward. It is to be hoped that California voters will reject the FEPC, and rebuke the Communists who would use it as a weapon against our way of life. by voting "NO" on Proposition 11 at the polls November 5. During the Civil war President Lincoln suspended the writ of habeas corpus. Congress later legalized his action. Mexican Fighter Backs Dog Racing Bert "Geeve Eet to Heem" Colima, famed Mexican fighter and still the idol of thousands of California sports fans for his past ring performances, today stepped over into the political arena with an endorsement of Proposition 2, the greyhound racing measure on the November ballot. "The heart of any sport is competition", said Colima. "I am for Proposition 2". As proposed in this proposition, thirty-three and one-third percent of the take from the greyhound races will go for veterans' relief and rehabilitation. Colima, since his retirement, has been employed at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. After hours he donates his services as boxing instructor for youngsters at the Mexican Athletic club and the Cathedral playgrounds." Whatever the evening's program—a friendly gathering, a game of bridge, the newest novel—be sure to include good lighting for greater enjoyment! For a well-lighted home is a cheerful home...a gracious home...an inviting home. "Bulbs—oh swell, now we can stay up after dark." "Bulbs—oh swell, now we can stay up after dark" A well-lighted home is also a home free from eyestrain...a home secure against night-time accidents caused by poor lighting. It's a place where after-dark living is truly lived at its enjoyable best. For there's really no place like home when it's well lighted! KEEP A SUPPLY OF LIGHT BULBS ON HAND REPLACE DIM BULBS Now that bulbs are back again, you can fill those empty sockets, or replace dim, undersized bulbs with brighter ones. Try a 150-watt bulb in your reading lamp and just feel the pleasing difference it makes Or use a floor or table lamp that combines 100-200-300-watt lighting in a single bulb for reading, sewing, and general illumination. A few "spares" in different sizes is the convenient way to keep your home always well lighted. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY 4-1046 VFW and Disabled Veterans Fight 'Smear' Campaign The Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Disabled American Veterans today made a telegraphic appeal to U.S. Attorney General Tom C. Clark to take immediate action against an interlocking horse race and motion picture trust, accused by the veterans of conducting a half-million dollar "smear" campaign against the VFW, DAV and Proposition 2—the greyhound racing measure on the November ballot. The veteran organizations charged that motion picture interests are exercising monopolistic controls against them to keep the arguments in favor of Proposition 2 from reaching the public. They said that a trailer which the VFW and DAV had prepared on support of Proposition 2 has been barred from California theatres controlled by the movie trust. The trailer consists of an appeal on behalf of the VFW and the DAV for the passage of Proposition 2, recorded on film, by Lloyd F. Oleson, National Commander of the DAV, and M. C. Hermann, California Quartermaster-Adjutant of the VFW. In their complaint to the Attorney General, the veteran organizations stated that the same California theatres which have barred the trailer favoring Proposition 2 have been ordered by the movie trust to insert a trailer opposing the greyhound racing measure in every newsreel shown. In their complaint to the Attorney General, the veteran organizations stated that the same California theatres which have barred the trailer favoring Proposition 2 have been ordered by the movie trust to insert a trailer opposing the greyhound racing measure in every newsreel shown between October 21 and election day. They said the veteran organizations had offered to pay for the showing of their own trailer in every theatre carrying the trailer prepared against them by the movie trust, adding that their offer had been ignored. They called for immediate Federal action against the theatre combine. The veteran groups explained that the motion picture industry's interest in defeating Proposition 2 systems from its fear that greyhound racing will offer competition for the public's entertainment dollar. They charged that a "treendous slush fund" is being used against them in the campaign and that "smear" tactics are being used. The appeal to Clark was signed by Commander Oleson of the Appreciates the overwhelming vote of confidence expressed at the Primary Election—Pledges his continuing effort in behalf of the 75th District and the State of California. FREE ... PHOTOGRAPH SIZE 5x7 INCHES Of Your Baby AGE 2 MONTHS TO 5 YEARS OCTOCER 31 TO NOVEMBER 2 INCLUSIVE - No Appointment Necessary - You May have a Selection of Proffs - No Obligation to Buy This offer of a FREE PHOTOGRAPH of your child — taken by a nationally known specialist in child photography—is made in appreciation of your patronage. 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