anaheim-gazette 1946-11-28

REV FORRESTER BACK FROM BIRMINGHAM Rev. James M. Forrester, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church of this city, returned here this week from Birmingham hospital. He will return there December 1 to undergo a major operation for a nerve injury sustained while serving in Salpan and Tarawa during the recent war. Gazette want ads bring results. Kate Smith Launches Drive Against Polio Kate Smith, singing radio star, announced today that the third annual drive of the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation will get under way November 18. The campaign for $2,000,000, which has as its object the fighting of infantile paralysis throughout the nation, will continue through Pearl Harbor Day, Dec. 7. Miss Smith, as national chairman, will launch the 1946 fund appeal on a coast to coast broadcast featuring a galaxy of stars from both Hollywood and Broadway. To be alired in mid-November over Mutual, the program will be heard over the largest network of stations ever included in a single hook-up. Among other celebrities who are giving their time to the drive are Bing Crosby, chairman of the Foundation's national executive committee, and Rosalind Russell, who portrays the role of Sister Kenny in RKO's film story of the Australian nurse's life. It was Sister Kenny's epoch-making discovery that has revolutionized the treatment of infantile paralysis. Recalling the way in which pollo raged through the United States during the past summer, Miss Smith said: "We know from this recent experience that no community and no child is immune from this dread disease. It moves where it will, leaving behind it thousands of victims, many of whom are grossly deformed. Now, thanks to Sister Kenny, the grimming effects of polio can be virtually abolished." "I consider it my duty to help to make this treatment available to all—to those who now are suffering and to those who will be struck down in the future." In making her announcement, the beloved radio singer emphasized that one-half the funds collected in each state will remain with that state's Sister Kenny Chapter, where they will be used to assist local medical authorities in caring for local victims of the disease. Goals of the drive are: To establish scholarships for registered nurses throughout the nation which will enable them to become export Kenny technicians. To conduct demonstration courses for physicians and orthopedic surgeons, giving them an opportunity to observe first-hand the vastly greater benefits of Sister Kenny's treatment. To make the Kenny treatment for infantile paralysis available to every victim of the disease, regardless of race, creed or financial circumstances. To continue the intensive clinical research program, begun last year—a program which may ultimately result in the conquest of this disease which leaves in its wake more cripples than all other acute diseases combined. Elks To Sponsor Memorial Affair At Lodge Sunday In observance of the Elks Memorial Day on Sunday, Dec. 1, members of the Anaheim will pause in remembrance their departed brothers on date at 2:30 p.m. Dr. James Whitcomb Br Jr., radio speaker and pauline First Baptist Church of dale, will give the inspl address. On two previous sessions, Dr. Brougher has an on the memorial program words of appreciation on occasions from the listening silence were unstinting praise. An impressive ceremony planned. The officers in galla will perform the ritual Katherine Steward, an old of the Anaheim lodge, is in of the musical program and play a piano prelude. The band will offer a concert at 2:15. Jimmy Jay and Grace Burt, two of Orange City's most talented vocalists render solos for the occasion. Inasmuch as the ceremonial honor of those Elks of the helm lodge who have in their years passed away, the relatives and friends have specifically invited. Specifications have been made order that Elk friends may these families to the m observance. Spokesmen of the lodge clared that the occasion wi the community a chance fain an insight into the mental principles of the or understand the motivating for being. In the eyes of o organizations, they have It was Sister Kenny's epoch-making discovery that has revolutionized the treatment of infantile paralysis. Recalling the way in which pollo raged through the United States during the past summer, Miss Smith said: "We know from this recent experience that no community and no child is immune from this dread disease. It moves where it will, leaving behind it thousands of victims, many of whom are grossly deformed. Now, thanks to Sister Kenny, the crippling effects of polio Bing Crosby for infantile paralysis available to every victim of the disease, regardless of race, creed or financial circumstances. To continue the intensive clinical research program, begun last year, a program which may ultimately result in the conquest of this disease which leaves in its wake more cripples than all other acute diseases combined. Miss Kate Smith P. O. Box 191 Hollywood, Calif. Dear Kate: Enclosed please find $_____ as my contribution to the Sister Kenny Foundation’s fight against polio. Name___ Address___ City___, State___ Though the places they known them shall know them more, upon the tablets and memory their names dure forever," is the writ bute to the departed m They include H. M. Adams liam F. Bonkosky, A. Curt Martin Del Giorgio, Evan Greene, James H. Heffron Eugene Kennard, Frank Walter and Dr. Charles Lanterhout. Success again in '46 ..... but what will happen in 1947? Once again the value of a grower- ...but what will happen in 1947? Once again the value of a grower-owned citrus fruit canning and processing plant has been proven. The 1946 marketing program of this cooperative brought maximum returns to its members, even though sizes of fruit were in large measure undesirable. In the uncertain years to come, when great changes in marketing fruit are likely, the knowledge, prestige, and resources of M.O.D. will mean increasing benefits to its members. It will pay you to investigate the complete marketing facilities of this modern growing and marketing cooperative. MUTUAL ORANGE DISTRIBUTOR REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA Elks To Sponsor Memorial Affair At Lodge Sunday In observance of the Elks Memorial Day on Sunday, December 10 members of the Anaheim lodge will pause in remembrance of their departed brothers on that date at 2:30 p.m. Dr. James Whitcomb Brougher, radio speaker and pastor of the First Baptist Church of Glenville, will give the inspirational address. On two previous occasions, Dr. Brougher has appeared in the memorial program. The words of appreciation on those occasions from the listening audience were unstinting in their praise. An impressive ceremony is planned. The officers in full reveria will perform the ritual. Miss Katherine Steward, an old friend of the Anaheim lodge, is in charge of the musical program and will play a piano prelude. The Elks and will offer a concert beginning at 2:15. Jimmy Jay and Mrs.race Burt, two of Orange county's most talented vocalists, will under soloes for the occasion. Inasmuch as the ceremony is in honor of those Elks of the Anaheim lodge who have in the past year passed away, the widows, relatives and friends have been specifically invited. Special arrangements have been made in order that Elk friends may escort these families to the memorial observance. Spokesmen of the lodge deferred that the occasion will give the community a chance to obtain an insight into the fundamental principles of the order and understand the motivating reason or being. In the eyes of other organizations, they have always Rationing Office Tells Procedure For Getting Sugar With the closing of OPA's boards throughout Southern California a new procedure for obtaining sugar, rationing forms and applications was announced today by Jackson Carle, newly appointed director of the Southland OPA sugar rationing branch office. Application forms for periodic allotments to industrial and institutional users will be mailed directly from the regional issuance unit in San Francisco. All other forms for both consumer and commercial users will be available at the branch office located at 1206 Santee street, Los Angeles. These may be obtained either by a personal call or by mail, with officials asking that requests be made by mail. Sugar wholesalers and retailers will be mailed supplies of gummed sheets for mounting ration stamps. Additional gummed sheets may be obtained upon written application to the regional office at 1207 Mission street, San Francisco. Limited supplies will be available at the Southland branch office, Carle said. EJC 'Torchlight' On the Press "Torchlight," the literary magazine of Fullerton Junior college, is now being prepared for the press by a staff chosen from the creative writing class under the direction of R. W. Borst, chairman of the division of humanities of the college and class instructor. Contributions are not limited to members of the class, however, but come from the entire student body. Editor-in-chief of the publication this year is Bill Kammerer of Fullerton. Those in charge of Office to Haitian Veterans' Affairs At Long Beach Director Lawrence of the state department of veterans affairs announces that a district office will opened in Long Beach on 2 in order to provide convenient service for Californians in Orange County southern Los Angeles. Jere G. Hille, who was trust manager of the office has been with the department its former runner, the Veteran Board, since 1923, and home purchases national assistance will be the office which will be in rooms 201 and 202 building, 19 Pine ave phone 7-5493 or 7-5341. Personnel of the Lodge office will provide it accept and process and conduct interviews leaving a large portion of the present Los Angeles Sections to be served new office include that Los Angeles county—Lake Pedro, Wilmington City, Lomita, Torrance, Hynes, Clearwood, Artesia, Lakewood Village; Orange county—Fullerton, Buena Parkester, Garden Grove, Otos, Brea, Anaheim, Orta Ana, Tustin, Place Juan Capistrano, Laguna Newport Beach, Balboa Beach, Seal Beach Clemente. A representative of ment is at the Veterans Center, 225 North Santa Ana, every Friday give information and terrviews. Spokesmen of the lodge de­pared that the occasion will give the community a chance to ob­tain an insight into the funda­nal principles of the order and understand the motivating reason or being. In the eyes of other or­ganizations, they have always been noted as "a group of fellows, well met." This year has seen the passi­ng of many honored members of the lodge. Some of them, according to the roll, were charter members. "Though the places that have known them shall know them no more, upon the tablets of love and memory their names will en­ure forever," is the written tri­tute to the departed members. They include H. M. Adams, William F. Bonkosky, A. Curtis Case, Martin Del Glorgio, Evan Harry Greene, James H. Heffron, Jesseugene Kennard, Frank J. Shealter and Dr. Charles E. Weserhout. Last Rites For Anna S. Renne Funeral services were conducted for Anna S. Renne, 86, widow of the late W. B. Renne, from the Hilgenfeld chapel Monday af­ternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Charles E. Maltaş, former rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal church of Fullerton, officiating. A resident of Orange county for a half century, she died last Thursday af­ternoon in a sahitarlum in Alhambra after an extended illness. Surviving her are two sons, Edward Gouger of El Monte and Wright Gouger of Pasadena; one brother, J. Emerson Wright of Chicago; eight grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren. Burial was made in the family plot in Anaheim cemetery. She was a native of Pennsylvania. Buy in Anaheim and get greater values for your money. Club to Sponsor Cross-Country Races Soon The California Athletic club, a non-profit association of amateur athletes, will hold its first post-war open cross-country meet at Elysian park, 10 a.m. Sunday morning, December 15. All runners, walkers and hikers are invited to this meet. Club officials stated that any age, men or women may compete. The course is a three and one-half mile affair. No entry fee will be required and no stated prizes will be given but, according to the turnout ceretain souvenir awards will be made. Invitations and instruction sheets must be obtained in advance from Bob Angier, 273 Emerald street, Los Angeles 26. Minors must preseent written permission of parent or guardian to participate. The sponsors stated yesterday that such meets, which will be the eighth to date, build self-reliant people, necessary for a strong nation. "We are not espe­cially looking for crack runners", they declared, "but for the greatest number of persons who will find out how easy it is to cover that distance under their own power". BROWNMILLER'S ANNOUNCED BIRTH OF DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Brown-miller of Garden Grove announce the birth of a daughter at St. Joseph hospital on Saturday, November 23. The baby weighed 7 lbs., 11 oz. Go to Church Sunday! Shop between 10 and 4 and after 6 p.m. Santa Claus has some good advice for everyone... Do your Christmas Shopping Early! Why not start today? Avoid morning and evening rush hour traffic The worries and rush of shopping can be minimized—with better selections of merchandise available—by making your shopping tours without delay and during the non-rush hours between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Listen Each FRIDAY • 7 p.m. "SPOTLIGHT ON AMERICA" KHJ KTXM and KV0E PACIFIC ELECTRIC RAIL AND MOTOR COACH LINES H. O. MARKER Passenger Traffic Manager, LOS ANGELES Office to Handle Veterans' Affairs At Long Beach Director Lawrence C. Stevens of the state department of Veterans Affairs announced today that a district office will be opened in Long Beach on December 2 in order to provide more convenient service for California veterans in Orange county and southern Los Angeles county. Jere G. Hille, who will be district manager of the new office, has been with the department and its forerunner, the Veterans Welfare Board, since 1923. State farm and home purchases and educational assistance will be given at the office, which will be located in rooms 201 and 202, Heartwell building, 19 Pine avenue, telephone 7-5493 or 7-5343. Personnel of the Long Beach office will provide information, accept and process applications and conduct interviews, thus relieving a large portion of the load of the present Los Angeles office. Sections to be served by the new office include the following: Los Angeles county—Long Beach, San Pedro, Wilmington, Harbor City, Lomita, Torrance, Compton, Hynes, Clearwater, Bellflower, Artesia, Lakewood Village, Norwalk; Orange county—La Habra, Fullerton, Buena Park, Westminster, Garden Grove, Los Alamitos, Brea, Anaheim, Orange, Santa Ana, Tustin, Placentia, San Juan Capistrano, Laguna Beach, Newport Beach, Balboa, Huntington Beach, Seal Beach and San Clemente. A representative of the department is at the Veterans Service Center, 225 North Broadway, Santa Ana, every Friday night to give information and conduct interviews. Hull Printing Co. Plant Is Sold to Roscoe Conklin The announcement was released recently of the deal whereby the Hull Printing company plant located on North Los Angeles street, Anaheim, was sold to Roscoe, better known as Roch, Conklin who has recently returned from Honolulu where he was associated with the Honolulu Advertiser. Prior to going to the Islands, Mr. Conklin was circulation manager of the Santa Ana Register for 14 years. The Hull Printing company was owned and operated for the past 23 years by Arthur Hull who will remain with the new firm to be known as the Conklin Printing company. The retiring owner has been most active in the management of his firm and was one of the experienced printers in the back-room. Mr. Conklin plans to move his family to Anaheim as soon as suitable housing is available. They are at present residing in Santa Ana. Approximately 55,000 persons die a year from tuberculosis in the United States. EASY TO OWN STERLING SILVER from VICTOR G. LOLY It is the dream of every woman to own Sterling some day. VICTOR G. LOLY's convenient payment terms make it possible to have that dream come true today. When you buy your Sterling at VICTOR G. LOLY's —whether it is just a few pieces or a complete set—you have the choice of the finest patterns from America's leading silversmiths. Write for illustrated pamphlets and price lists of your favorite patterns. Fullerton, Buena Park, Westminster, Garden Grove, Los Alamitos, Brea, Anaheim, Orange, Santa Ana, Tustin, Placentia, San Juan Capistrano, Laguna Beach, Newport Beach, Balboa, Huntington Beach, Seal Beach and San Clemente. A representative of the department is at the Veterans Service Center, 225 North Broadway, Santa Ana, every Friday night to give information and conduct interviews. California veterans may obtain state financing of up to $7,500 for purchase of a home or $13,-500 for a farm, repayable over a 20 year period at three per cent interest under the Farm and Home Purchase act. Qualified veterans are also eligible for a maximum of $1,000 in educational assistance, for costs of tuition, fees, books, supplies and up to $40 a month for subsistence. This assistance may not be used during any period for which a veteran receives educational benefits from the federal government. SON BORN WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Bobst announce the birth of a son last Wednesday, Nov. 20, weighing 6 lbs., 6½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. Bobst reside at 131 Harding avenue, this city. Go to Church Sunday! OYSTER LOAF CAFE NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Enjoy Your Thanksgiving Dinner HERE A Large Menu To Choose From Including Roast Turkey : Baked Ham And Many Other Entrees Oyster Loaf Cafe 174 West Center St. Anaheim Telephone 3314