anaheim-gazette 1954-10-28

SCHOOL P-TA PANEL TO DISCUSS COMICS Comic books and vandalism in the schools will be the subject of a panel discussion at the Edison School P-TA meeting to be held in the kindergarten on Nov. 4 at 7:30. Jack Hibbard, Juvenile Protection Chairman, is to be moderator, and County Juvenile Officers, Clint Wright and Russell Campbell, will be members of the panel. Sixth grade room mothers are to be the hostesses. JOB'S DAUGHTERS ATTEND CHURCH SERVICE Members of Job's Daughters, Bethel No. 5, attended the Christian church as a unit on Sunday morning to hear the Rev. Al Casebeer speak on "Adventures in Faith." POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT DEFEAT DICTATORSHIP! Thumbs Down ON PROPOSITION 3 VOTE NO CITIZENS COMMITTEE AGAINST #8 426 SOUTH MILL STREET • LOS ANGELES 18 = 3 TAXES YOU AND ME! VOTE NO CITIZENS COMMITTEE AGAINST #3 426 SOUTH MILL STREET • LOS ANGELES 18 "3 TAXES YOU AND ME! POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT KNIGHT IS RIGHT FOR CALIFORNIA VETERANS SAY: “Goodwin J. Knight is the only veteran in the race for Governor. He knows veterans and veterans know Knight. He’s the right man for all California!” TAXPAYERS SAY: VETERANS SAY: “Goodwin J. Knight is the only veteran in the race for Governor. He knows veterans and veterans know Knight. He’s the right man for all California!” TAXPAYERS SAY: “Knight doesn’t just talk a good job. He does it! He’s sound, constructive and economy-minded.” BUSINESS, LABOR SAY: “California’s governmental training system gave Goodwin Knight 7 years of tough experience as Lieutenant Governor, in dealing with Statewide problems. The apprentice system works in Labor. It works in Business. Knight’s strong record of achievement proves it works in Government. “Let’s not trade a man who knows the job—for a man who still has to learn!” PARENTS SAY: “Governor Knight cracked down on the youth-destroying narcotics traffic—and made the first move in 20 years to clean up liquor control.” GOVERNOR KNIGHT SAYS: “Government’s true function in a democracy is not to rule, but to serve—with humble respect for the God-endowed rights of each individual citizen.” DEMOCRATS SAY: “The Cornerstone of Democratic Government is not the Party—but the Man. And this year the Man is Knight!” ON NOVEMBER 2 CALIFORNIA VOTERS WILL SAY—KNIGHT IS RIGHT FOR CALIFORNIA! Sponsored by the Knight for Governor Committee Hayward Hotel, Los Angeles • De Young Building, San Francisco SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK INDEX OF BUSINESS ACTIVITY IN SOUTHEEN CALIFORNIA 1950-60-80 Institute Stages Hallowe'en Potluck The Rallowe'en season was observed at the October meeting of YLI when a pot luck supper and party were held in the I. O. D. F. hall. Members attended in fancy dress and enjoyed an evening of "ghostly tales," a "chamber of horrors," and games. Mrs. Ray Hudson, Institute president, announced that Mary Jean Lambert, junior past president of Anaheim Institute and district deputy of district 17 will make her official visit to the St. Institute, Lakewood, on Nov. eight o'clock. Local NDGW H In County Meet Grace Parlor of Anaheim, one of the four Orange Co. Chapters of Native Daughter, the Golden West which hongrand president Doris Gerrie Sacramento last week when made her official visit to county. Dinner was served in Huntington Beach Memorial Time is Money! EVERY DOLLAR PLACED WITH US BY THE 10th of NOVEMBER Will Earn OUR CURRENT INTEREST RATE 3½% FROM THE FIRST Business Activity Mill Humming business activity in the southhalf of California, which in must climbed to the highest at in over a year, showed little change in September, accordto an announcement today by W. Jordan, manager of SecurFirst National Bank's Anala Branch. quoting from the bank's monthsummary of business conditions said the business index compared with September a year ago, the index last month was 4 per cent higher — paralleling the gain in the area's population. On a per capita basis, business activity is at about the same level as a year ago, is down about 1½ per cent from the average for the record year 1953, and is down about 6½ per cent from the all time peak reached in May 1953. The local banker said that un-employment in the Los Angeles area totaled 92,300 last month — the lowest total this year. Total employment in the Los Angeles area increased in September for the fourth consecutive month. However, the total was still on per cent below a year ago. Manufacturing employment totaled 625,000. OUR CURRENT INTEREST RATE 3½% FROM THE FIRST YOUR ACCOUNT IS INSURED UP TO $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Founded June 20, 1121 On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, Calif. Center and Lemon Sts. EVERYTHING YOU WOULD EVE THE MASTERPIECE OF HOMES ANAHEIM GARDENS The Finest Home in It's Class! NO DOWN TO VETS! Truly the finest home in its class — anywhere — a home created for the disciplinating family. Forced air heat, beautiful exteriors, fireplace with backdra of mahogany paneling, spacious kitchens . . . every luxury feature A wide choice of 1954 models now No Down to Vets! Designed for Indoor • Outdoor Living A HAHN-ST. "Better Home" Dev GEORGE J. D. EXCLUSIVE AGE KEvstone 5-9 1345 Romneya Ave. official visit to the St. Plus Institute, Lakewood, on Nov. 4 at night o'clock. Local NDGW Help County Meet Grace Parlor of Anaheim, was one of the four Orange County captains of Native Daughters of Golden West which honored and president Doris Gerrish of Ramango last week when she made her official visit to the city. Dinner was served in the Huntington Beach Memorial hall. BOND SALES CAMPAIGN OPENS Investments in U. S. Savings Bonds in Orange county last month amounted to $413,033, it was reported today by Judge John Shea, chairman of bond ac- Leota Carden, president of Grace Parlor, conducted escort ceremonies for the grand officers who attended. Grace Moore of Anaheim is deputy grand president to Silver Sands and Helen Giffen of Anaheim is deputy grand president to Grace Parlor. A 4—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anahiem, Calif., Thurs., Oct. 28, 1954 activities in this community. These September purchases by county residents brought the total for the first nine months of the year, to $3,153,060, an increase of 24.2 per cent over January-September sales of $2,537,925 last year. The local volunteer stated that the county gains are the direct result of "a growing appreciation on the investment values of Savings Bonds, under present conditions." POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Re-elect William G. BONELLI Member, State Board of Equalization Judge him by his supporters: Southern California Business Men's Association California Greens Amp Italian Evangelical League French Colony BONELLI Member, State Board of Equalization Judge him by his supporters: Southern California Business Men's Association California Grocers Assn. Southern California Retail Grocers California Retail Hardware Assn. Allied Automotive Industries of Calif., Ind. Automotive Maintenance and Garage Assn. Se. California Pharmaceutical Assn. Se. California Restaurant Assn. United A. F. L. Voters League California Labor League for Political Education A. P. L. C. I. O. California Political Action Committee Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen California Federated Institute The Accountants Committee for Sound Revenue Administration Independent Citizens Committee Italian Evangelical League French Colony Veterans Political League Los Angeles Veterans Democratic Club Joint Council of Teamsters, A.F.L. United Auto Workers, C.I.O. United Steel Workers of America, C.I.O. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union Lahonop-Syrian-American-Civic League Associated Republicans of California Inc. Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors and Brakemen Democratic State Central Committee Dollar Democratic Club of San Diego Retail Automobile Dealers Association 121 Democratic Councils and Clubs Over 100 Community Newspapers Indorsed by every Democratic opponent in the primary election. Indorsed by two of his Republican opponents in the primary. Personal endorsement of thousands of teachers, lawyers, doctors, ministers, and men and women in every walk of life. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, 4TH DISTRICT WILLIAM G. BONELLI, Democrat Member, State Board of Equalization DONATED BY VETERANS COMMITTEE FOR BONELLI BUILD EVER WANT IN A HOME ...and then some! NOW READY SECTION 3 of UNIT NO. 2 NOW READY SECTION 3 of UNIT NO. 2 WITH... EXTRA LARGE LOTS COME OUT TODAY and make an EARLY SELECTION They'll GO In A Hurry ...we're warning you!