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SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1938 TO VOTE ON PARK BRIDGE PROJECTS 'BEACH 4 By RAT THOMPSON CHARLES COLL Patient's Improving MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE WHCRCS "TVI6 flyCrCMT EA5V, MAJDCt THI5 IS fkWftA WOOTH, FED ERAL FUNDS VTA BEHT LUNCHEON AFFAIR HELD BY LEADERS OF EASTERN STAR HUNTINGTON BEACH, Nov. 28. Members of the Helen Louise Edwards association of associate matrons of Orange county Eastern Star chapters held a luncheon meeting Saturday at the home of Mrs. Ethel Helm. Mrs.

Josie Austin of Laguna Beach, was co hostess. Luncheon tables were centered with fall fruits and autumn leaves. I ys ovso. oki stags rvs Tatbo A COULD I I MM 0j3HOaC, MOftSfe HAD sr" v. ye tovie (LAMOU.

ARC IM TM UTMOST COMfHJ9OM AS A CASTV.C 6T collapses OfcJ MAJOR GrH OGR. WHO A VtCTlM Of cvAuyrao imowa fABAA Of CLOSSO a WOKAAM OOTO A 'LOT OM POOT CMJ. MS SEAL BEACH, Nor. 8. Citiaens of Real Beach "will east their ballots on two bond proposition tomorrow.

calls for $80,000 te purchase and beautify a two block Ionic city park on the beach and bluff on both sides of the new municipal pier, "and the other calls for $76,000 for new bridge across Anaheim Lending; channel, A Voting will be conducted In one 'consolidated precinct, the. polling plac bing the city The op tion to piircnant mna ur ih vm iv aaa whlfiK 4K tv nnv holHx PLAN A i expires December 1, and wilt be YMiMi. immoriiafplv ff the bonds HEQ6, WHAT heep TO HtOSO TO HEUP PlCTUftfil fKOy Couple To Obse Mr. and Mrs. Abe W.

Johnson carry. Grading and landscaping, for which $5000 Included in the bend issue, must be completed within, 60 days after purchase ac cording to terms of the option. No federal aid is anticipated In Jhe park purchase, city councilmenl HAPPCMBOf calm, evcay DCAA ME! rve Anniversary will celebrate their 43rd wedding an Noted Columnist To Remain At L. B. LAGUNA BEACH, Nov.

28. In dignant denial of his alleged inten tion to forsake Laguna Beach where he has resided for several years, was voiced over the week end by Ted Cook, internationally known humorist, columnist, car toonist and photographer. The story of Cook's eontem plated move to Santa Monica was (published in soma detail in a Los Angeles newspaper a week ago, and resulted in aflood of telephone, tele graph, mail and personal inquiries at the Cook home in the Emerald Bay subdivision, north of Laguna Beach. Cook stated that the basis of the published rumor was, apparently, the result of a prank: played by some unknown "Merry Andrew" who, signing Cook's name to a card sent to the Los Angeles publication, announced the proposed "move" which Cook reiterates is entirely groundless. i CAMS AS PAST sumEs vwmats c6u agreed recommendations of tne i.

city planning commission to acquire the beach front area before private building made it unobtainable were followed. Federal aid on the basis of a 66 per cent loan, and 45 per ct grant for construction 'of the new bridge ts anticipated. Grocer Kidnaped, Robbed of $1000 1 Nov. 2S. UP) H.

R. Etter, a grocery store man oarer, told police today he had been kidnaped by two men from his home late last night and forced to open his store's safe and the ab ductors fled with $1000. Etter said someone telephoned him that a window had been broken st the store and as he stepped from his home the two men forced m. him into his car. He said they drove him to the store where he opened the He said the men then fled in I his car with the money.

The ve 1 hide was found abandoned this morning. Miss Hare Honor Guest At Shower WESTMINSTER, Nov. 28. A miscellaneous shower given Friday afternoon by Mrs. Ross Fogier and daughters, the Misses Marguerite and Maria Fogier.

complimented Miss Mary Lou Hare whose approaching marriage waa incentive for the event. A jumble letter game was introduced by the hostesses In which Mrs. Wilma ramp ton Norwalk, won first pri and Mrs. Ella Poihall the consola tion prize. Miss Har presented two piano numbers after which she opened her many lovely gifts.

Refreshments were served on trays and included fruit jello salad, fruit cake, candied figs, wafers and clever little cellophane and lace candy flower baskets as favors. Those knclrded were 'Mrs. Alice Hare. Mrs. Oril Hare, grandmother and mother of the bride elect, re i spectiveiy: Mrs.

India McDaniel. Mrs. Ella Penhall, Mrs. C. A.

Eastwood, Miss Mary Eastwood Mrs. Linda McDaniel, Mrs. Loraine Edwards. Mrs. Ruth Penhall.

Mrs. Daisy Day. Mrs. Myrtle Knouse, Mrs. W.

H. Walton, Mrs. Clara Cook. Miss Leaora Blakey, Mrs. Thomas Hosack, Miss Ruth Hosack, Mrs.

Virginia Patterson, Mrs. Joyce Hamstreet, Mrs. A. J. Fogier, and the honoree.

Miss Hare, Westmins ter; Mrs. Edna Day, Mrs. Ed L. Hcnsley, Mrs. Orion Bebermeyer.

Midway City; Mrs. A. A. Schnitger. Mrs.

George Crane. Garden Grove; Mrs. Elna Wright, Los Angeles; Mrs. Charles Cace and daughter Whlttler: Mrs. Lutie McClintock, Artesia; Mrs.

Wtlma Frampton and two daughters. Norwalk; Mrs. F. Reed, Long Beach, and the co hostesses. Mrs.

Ross Fogier, Miss Marguerite Fogier, Miss Marie Fogier. FILE WEODINO NOTICE Lemuel H. Anderson, 23, of 511 West First street. Tustin. and Evelyn M.

KofTel, 24, of Gil North Gower street. Los Angeles, and Jacob Kestenhols. 46. Anaheim 1, Box 118 and Capitolia Little, 37, of Albuquerque. N.

have filed notices of intention to marry in Los Angeles. niversary with a family reunion at their home Jn uea.cn wea nesday. Both are prominent in fraternal organizations.1 Hum PULSE ATftlFLe WEAK. peSPlOATlOM MOSTLY M6KTTAIL ytXVfc. TXHJC A 3PLBMWO JOt.

m9 fM LIMA HUNTINGTON BEACH, Nov. 2 of youths turned out Saturday at the baseball park to match their ability at the city" first annual marble tournament. The event was sponsored by the W.P.A. recreation department Ralph Wetnhelmer captured first place in the midget d'vision, Joha Pebles was first in the middle division and James Howard waa first in the senior group of boys. Mayor M.

M. McCallen. of Hunt ington Beach, provided the prise for the winners of the marbla tournament. La Habra Center To Meet lonight LA HABRA. Nov.

28.At th Walter Beck home on Kashlsa Road La Habra Height, the) La Habra Farm center will hold; ita meeting this evening. A pot 4 luck supper will be held with thai center furnishing the meat, rolls, butter, coffee and cream. Those attending are asked to bring a vegetable dish, salad or deasert and their table service. R. W.

Hull, president of the Or ang County Farm bureau, will bathe speaker. Developments in tax legislative line will be discussed by Frank Latham, second vtca president of the farm bureau. BAZAAR PLANNED SILVER ACRES. 3S.A. bazaar will be held Thursday afternoon and evening at th.

hom of Mrs. William Austin, comer of West First atreet and Verano Road, under the auspices of tha Women' Missionary society of the Silver Acres Community church. At 8:30 P. m. the members of th societv will serve a chicken dinner for which a nominal charga will be made.

Mrs. Ida Gate, the president announces there will be no regular meeting of th group In December, the next meet in? will tx January 5. BARGAIN I EVENT SU inrp JllLU Day IN BEACH CITY LAGUNA BEACH. Nov. 28.A family reunion, bringing together three generations of a family well known in Orange county, will take place November H.

which date marks the 43rd anniversary or tne wedding of ATse W. Johnson, form er police chief and present license collector of Laguna Beach, and Mrs. Jorrmoo. who, as Wayman. became Johnson's bride iu 1895.

The wedding, in Kirksville. was followed by a move to California. Selecting Orange county as their home, the Johnsons have resided here ever since. Present at the reunion will.be four children, Mrs. Ignore Wilson, of Santa Anaj Mrs.

Mary Stromerson and Way man of Laguna Beach, and Abe W. Johnson or, Clemente. By a happy coincidence, the day also marks the birthday of Abe W. Johnson jr. Mine rrsndrhildren.

some from far places, will be present. Adels Wilson, attending State Teachers college At Santa Barbara: jsmy Wilson, with the U. S. Navy, stationed presently at San Diego; Beryl Jfn and Buckley Wilson, of Santa Ana; Kendall and Jack John son, of Laguna Jtfeacn; ueny aim Walter Stromerson and Karen Johnson, of San Clemente. Many remembrances and messages of felicitation have been showered upon the couple, both of whom are prominent in many fraternal organizations.

Three Killed, 11 Hurt In Blast BUCHAREST, Roumanla. Nov. 2g. (UP) Three persons were killed and 11 wounded last night when a bomb exploded during the performance of a Jewish troupe in a theater at Timishoara in Trans sylvania. At CluJ a bomb was thrown at the home of a Jewish student, but it failed to explode, Government quarters.

It was learned, were considering a plan for a "show trial" of the perpetrators of recent antl semitic outbreaks to demonstrate the government's determination not to permit them. Party Enjoyed In Garden Grove GARDEN GROVE, Nov. 28. Mrs. J.

Oriand Smith was honored guest at a going away party given by Mr. Alice Keele an Mrs. W. M. Merchant at the latter's home recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith are leaving December 11 for a three week's visit with his relatives in Georgia The group presented the honoree with a tourist tablet. After a social evening and cards, refreshments of ice cream, cake and coffee were served to the following: Mesdames J. Oriand Smith.

A. C. Robbins, W. W. Walker, E.

O. Fulsom, J. A. Williams, L. L.

Doig, C. B. Henry. Jack Jentges, L. W.

Schauer, Glee Newsom and the Misses Ann Ashley and Marcia Carmichaei. SIDE GLANCES Kansas Outlaws Elude Police PAW PAW. Nov. 28. (UP) Stata police blocked south wept Michigan highway today in search for two Kansas outlaws who kidnaped two farmers, stole two automobiles, and engaged in a running gun battle with officers.

Fifty squad cars guarded roads around Kalamazoo county and checked hospital in the belief that police had wounded one of the ban dits. Unaccounted for ypt were Henry Metty and Claud Mennia. farmers of near Vicksnurg who were kidnaped by the desperadoes in their flight. Troopers at Paw Paw said that Bennia Dixon. 27, wanted in Kansas on assault and Dyer act violation charges, and an unidentified companion had answered gunfire of state police when they were sighted near Mendon.

early today. They had been followed from Mott ville after a request for their apprehension had been received from Kansas police. They were believed headed from Topcka, to Detroit. Anaheim Man And Miss Johnson Wed LAGUNA BEACH, Nov. 28 At ft quiet ceremony, performed by Justice C.

C. Cravath of Laguna Beach, Miss Gay Johnson, of North Hollywood, became the Dride of P. A. Hill, wel Iknown resident of Anaheim. The wedding took place at the Locust street home of George Langskow, with Mr.

and Mrs. Langskow acting as attendants. Following the and Thanksgiving dinner at the Langskow home, the couple left on a short honeymocn, after which they will reside in Anaheim, where the groom is manager of a local chain store. CAUSES SLIGHT DAMAGE A smoldering cigaret was blamed for damage done to a davenport at the homo of G. A.

Lester, 502 Cypress avenue, this afternoon, according to report of firemen who responded to an alarm. The damage was slight. By George Clark At th business meeting, ed over by Mrs. Austin, presiaem of the group, plans were made for a Christmas party to be held at the next meeting on December 20 at the home of Maude Temple In Buena Park, with Carrie Shepherd, of Fullerton, a co hostess. Plans were discussed for several affair in the new year.

The president appointed an auditing committee and. named Ellen Smith, Ellen Launer and Edith Hancock and on the nominating committee were appointed, Ethel Helm, Bertha Gilt and Mabel Courtney. tttpmUnc were Helen now Edwards, of Fullerton, associate grand matron of the Eastern Star grand chapter, and sponsor of the group: Carrie Sheppard and Bertha Gilta, of Fullerton; Josie Austin, of Laguna Beach; Maude Temple, Buena Park; Ethel Launer, La Habra; Mamie Ward, Brea; Helen Glllogly. of Orange; Ellen Smith and Edith Hancock, of Santa Ana; Emily Johnson, Bellflower; Vera Bquitx, Norwalk; Mabel Courtney, Artesia; Mary Phi Hi pa, San Cla mente, and Ethel Helm, Hunting ion Beach. Sailor Blamed In S.

A. Girl's Death Death of Mrs. Lois Bartol. 20, of 2402 North Flower street, Santa Ana. in motorcycle automoDiie accident in Orange recently was attributed to negligence on the part of Peter Landing, sailor on me U.S.S.

Louisville, who was riding on a by a coroner's Jury at the McAulay and Suters chapel in Fullerton today. The motorcycle collided with an automobile driven by Noble Ren neker of Yorba Linda, and Mrs. Bartol, who was riding with Landing, was hurled 0 feet by the impact. Landing waa cut and bruised. Renneker was exonerated of blame.

Funeral services for1 Mrs. Bartol were held last Friday. She Is survived by her husband, Robert Bartol, of Huron, Callf.j mother. Mrs. Frances Callahan; atep fath er, Richard Callahan, and sister, Mrs.

Ina Darch of Long Beach. Wholesale Prison Delivery Blocked FIX5RENCE, Nov. 28. UP) Warden John G. Eager said today his Investigation of the escape of three convicts over the wall of the Arizona state prison Saturday indicated several others were involved but had fled to their quarters when the shooting began.

The warden said he was convinced other prisoners had intended to Join the dash to the wall but the alertness of guards prevented a wholesale delivery. Search for Dewey Thurlo. last of the three who escaped to remain at large, was ordered stopped when a posse of guards and bloodhounds found no trace of him. Eager said he had requested peace officers in several states to watch for Thurlo. A Tjni A TV I dill CUd.

UUI1UC1 Called by Death SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 28. (UP) Rites for William Farragut Chipman, San Francisco real estate man and son of the founder of the city of Alamedv w'" be held here late today. A leader in the California Historical Society, Chipman was active throughout his life in community, apartment development.

He died Saturday at Stanford hospital following a long Illness. Santa Ana Poles Killed In Czech Clash WARSAW, Nov. 28. (UP) At least three Polish soldiers were killed and number wounded in a clash between Polish and Cuech troops marking the occupation of the Javorina district of Slovakia by Poland, it wss announced today. Cssech sources claimed that the occupation of the ceded territory had been premature, the original agreement calling for Poland to taka possession December 1, Police News The heavy tire of A milk truck and not a vandal apparently broke a glass door at the home of Mrs.

P. E. Fuller, 602 Eastslde street, according to police investigators Saturday. The glass was broken by a stone, apparently propelled by the tire of the truck as the truck passed the house. R.

M. Grlego, 1128 West Sec ond, told Santa Ana police today he was kidnaped from his home yesterday and beaten up by two mn and a woman near Third andt Garfield streets. Grlego alleged th who attacked him Included Josephine Griego; his daugh ter in law; Tony Cano, brother of Mrs. Griego, and Cano's friend, Gilbert Garcia, all of Los Angeles. The elder Grlego said he was willing to sign a complaint against the An gelenns.

Santa Ana police late last night. "lectured an Orange county couple after finding their baby in a park ed: car cold and crying, according to report. The baby had been jgWt in the car while the couple was visiting friends in Santa Ana. Grand Jury Action Stirs New Interest With tumors current' that the county grand jury today may take official notice of the district attorney's action in dismissing pamphlet conspiracy charges In the "Fools Rush In" case, official circles awaited with interest the scheduled weekly session of the grand Jury late today. The grand jury was understood to have had its own report on the pamphlet prepared prior to the election November 8, only to decide against filing the report just before the election because of possible political effect.

The grand jury had returned no Indictments in the case. Made Three Arrests A few days prior to election, the district attorney's office made three arrests in the case, u. ts. McKelvey, suspended deputy sher iff; Charles Ott and J. Malcolm Green Of Santa Ana.

Green and Ott were dismissed at the preliminary hearing. McKelvey being held to answer with two other de fendants, Robert Elliott and Eddie Taylor. In moving for dismissal of the latter three last Friday, District Attorney W. F. Menton intimated that politics was besind the case.

"This caae has served its political purpose" be said, basing his motion for dismissal on th" ground that sufficient 'evidence waa lacking. Judge Allen 111, Trial Postponed The Charles Calhoun murder trial, scheduled, to be resumed today in superior court after a week end recess, was tentatively postponed to Wednesday, because of Judge James L. Allen's illness. An attack of flu was said to have Drevented Judge Allen from resuming the case today. Meanwhile, Judge Robert Mcln tosh of Sierra county, was here to hold court for a week, though not being permitted to substitute for Judge Allen in a trial already started.

Reveal British Fascists Married BERLIN, Nov. 28. (UP) Sir Oswald Mosley, British Fascist leader, and Diana Freeman Mit ford were married almost a year ago, it was reveaiea loaay. auuu Hitler was the best man, Mrs. Mosley Is a sister of Unity Freeman Mitford, a friend of Hitler, whom Hitler calls "the ideal Nordic." The marriage was solemnized by Karl Fiehler, mayor of Munich at the Fuehrerhaus and the papers were placed in Fiehler's private files.

It was the 28 year old bride's second, marriage. She divorced Bryan Waiter Guineas, son and heir of Baron Moyne, of the fam out brewing family, in 1934. They had two sons. Aid Rushed To Trapped Hunters BANGOR, Nov. State troopers and volunteers rushed food by plane and truck to 10 hunters trapped by blizzards deep in the Maine woods today.

A truck crew plowed and shoveled to Mopang Lake with food this morning, and at dawn a plow and three army trucks, bucking seven foot drifts, were within 20 miles of Eagle Lake. Most of the strand ed hunters, Including several worn en, were camped In tents, trailers and cottages in these areas. State police sent a privat to drop food to hunters in isolated sections. plane more Seek 10 Million For Refuge Plan WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.

(UP) The United Palestine Appeal, an organization to aid Jewish refugees, asked today that $10,000,000 be raised in this country to settle 100.000 German Jewa In Palestine. The nationwide emergency campaign waa begun after reports from London that Great Britain was giving serious consideration to the Palestine settlement plan. Harold Jacobi. national co chair man of the appeal, sent messages to communities in evory state calling on Jewa and Christians to as sist in rescuing victims of the; Nasi "fire and sword" policy. COMPLETE WINDOW and HOI SE CLEANING Flftors Cleaned, Wax and Polished.

First Class Janitor Service Best References. CITY WINDOW CLEANERS Phone 5633, Santa Ana i i EVERY DAY Is am Barg for thrifty people who daily read and buy through Classified Ads. Turn to the Classified pages XAftTY5 ft op vum V5 TO SI NOW and SAVE by BUYING. Use Register Classified Ads For Quick Results Telephone 6121 THE SAVINGS AND LOAN INVESTMENT PLAN Has Proved Itself over a Period of Many Year Non Speculative Worry Free Dividend Producing Security for Old Age AND DURING THE PAST YEAR THIS ASSOCIATION HAS ADDED ANOTHER ADVANTAGE Insurance for every Investment Account up to $5000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation OUR INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES are obtainable in Amounts of $100 or multiples thereof, Santa Ana The Santa Ana Register FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Building and Loan Association Whv can't we just teach them that it's wrong for every 691 North Main body except me to pui meir eiDowg on ujc.