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14 Office Pilone 87 SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1937 Offices, Plione 29 SOCIETY You and Your Fnends Church Societies Jrfm Marr who hofo SEBI ML DIXIE DUGAN House-Qeaning! By STRIEBEL tiid McEVOt 1 LU Monthly Party Tolpvialon. a development of radio of Mr, and Mrs 1 Hoysters of I techniQue that ia for the most part Oranpo avenue, ehurch he a 1 ptiu to the public, was a winter M. Gardner, nViAro etuj a few day? In Glendale day evenmc in this weekend at the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finley and Mr hi apen with friends.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Pu-Ury, fitf We.st Fourth returned Fri- from a t-n northern part of tt-c sGtf Th- ramped and and Mrs. Paul Eby were Callfomla Institute of Technology' at Pasadena.

One of the interest. Covered-dish dinner was demonstration serv ed and cards were Kinp, former Santa Present in addition new.spapcr man. Mrs. Finley and Mr. and Mrs.

displaved a deep Inter- 10 ALSO LIKE TO OPOER SOME CPETOhlNC AhO CHINTZ FOR NEW "GO CURTAINS, IF I RACKET AHEAD. I THIS IS SUCH A GRAND GOING- TO have heaps of fun DOING- VOUR HOUSE- VOURSELF IN FOR A OF WORK CHILD IS A BIG PLACE KNOW en Miss w-fc-- -s Beulah Anr-'ifs. 'e Mahle are un Mary Esiair broadcast were blurred, he said. An speliinp difficult to make out just one of the the scenes actually were. In the merriment of the television broadcast witnesssed afternoon bv members a.

term HI KmR, one scene show'ed a main prac- 20 tice. Another scene portrayed strikers in an eastern city. Friday of First IYe 5 Mary Blam baseball team class. T.hey ere yuests in the leafnie home of Miss Ix-slie Smith. Birch street.

Mr. and 'Irs. Co-hostcsses with Miss Smith East i cous- Mesdanies Frank Leonard, Edina Mr. and i Johnson of Beckman, Earl Vite and J. E.

Tust an-! Arterburn. They neceiv'ed 26 me.m- -n the eae'e-n bers for a pleasant afternoon con- to Baker-ifield to the wild by the scrvinir of refresh- flowers, later in the week, to mentR. Diepo and Old MexiiMr. and in addition to the bee Mrs. Johnson and the Nuf-iwas an informal procram includ-I fer left this mommp for Boulder mp oriRinal by Mrs.

Glenn, dam. Upon their return, the Mi-sses TidbalL spend severaJ days fti FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Logal Nnffer wih Angeles. Section Mrs. S. W.

Suddaby was hostess to members of Southeast section of First Presbyterian I.adles’ aid yesterday in her home on Lemon Bv Toastmasters Mrs. Hirarn Currey reviewed Dr. I Victor Heiseris tor Odyssey," and Miss Anna i Mae Archer played several 'cellb ORANGE April numbers, accompanied by Mrs. the F. Doucias ranch in pauline Graaf Rhodes.

Devotionals -tenta Ana canyon yesterday noon, were led by Mrs.A. W. Metzgar. of the Second Toastmas-: Refreshments of ice cream and section of the Orang'e Worn- cake were served in the living club held an outdoor sessmn. rivora which was decorated with mder the trees on a pleasant hill- pine boughs, pine cones, ranuncu- side.

Mrs. F. Douglas pre- las and red poppies. Steak Bake Held Toastmasters At Canyon Ranch uded smd Mrs. E.

B. Workman as lostess. read a poem. ojvening the session. Mrs.

George H. Peterson acted LS toastmaster, introducing speak- in a clever talk, Mrs. M. L. Reed spoke on Past Presidents Club Celebrating their 14th anniversary, members of past presidents club of Sarah A.

Rounds tent D. U. V. met Thursday for a lelllng of the hardships the cheon and sociaJ afternoon in the experienced boyhood. Adams.

Tus- md Mrs. Bertha N'eale told of mod- lovely birthday cake in im air-conditioning. honor of the occasion cut by Steaks were baked over an out Thomas, first president door grill. Mrs. Workman and Mrs.

Alfred Leech planned the Adams used a yellow color ledectable luncheon served with the at the table, and at each Mrs, Fred Lentz, curator i Mexican place card 5 the club when the sec- i fgvors. was formed, was a guest as Carrie Smith, president, s-as little Shirley Hayes and Mrs. presided over a abort business ST. Perrj, mother of the presi- and Mrs. Smith extended next month.

lent. an inviution to the group to meet i Members present were Mesdames her home May. U. F. Douglas.

George H. Members present with the Henrj- Terrv-, Bertha Neale. included Mae Thomas, Eva I. D. Hayes, C.

A. Palmer. Art ur Robertson, Louane r. Hotison. E.

B. Workmam Al- Esther Gardner, Floss La 'red Leech. Arthur Sipherd and Bounty. Bertha Belt Lena Hew- Miss Fannie Haeberle. m.

Rowena Grout Addle Gard- Table responses were facts Luella Hill, Jessie Overton, lature and responses for the com-. Cowan and Mrs. Beren ng session April 28 will be Baker, president of the tent trees. Election of officers will learned that Mrs. Edith DC held at that time.

A change has been made In the T.M.C.A. ladder handball tournament Ralph Rmedley, director, announced today. Instead of the challenge privilege being granted to those directly any players maj' challenge either of the two above him on the ladder. Sixteen men are now battling for top honors hsld by Irvin Breez in the tourney that is scheduled to wind up May 1 when teams are to be organized and both singles and doubles tournaments held. At present the standings follow': Irwin Breez.

John Bulpitt, Arthur Charlton. Robert Everts, Ed Gaebe. W. L. Hall, Crawford N'alle, Dr, E.

G. Raitt. Ralph Raltt, Dick Robbins. John Scripps, Kemper Taylor, George Young, Ray Dawson, Howard Touel and Charles Webber. I NEW YORK STOCKS Joe Mene Off For Moline Tomorrow Mene will leave for Moline.

tomorrow. The lanky Frenchman and five other Los Angeles players w-ere instructed that they were to report to Mike Gazella for a two-week spring training prior to the opening of the Three-1 league season NEW YORK. April stock market closed with net gains ranging to more than a point in leading issues today after early Irregularity. First reaction to the supreme decisions upholding the Wagner act was bearish. Stocks dropped under lead of steels.

A subsequent rally acrrled most issues previous closing levels. The recovery was based on the clearing up of an uncertainty that had been hanging over the market. Steel and motor issues made a substantial rally. Some special issues were bid up sharply. Johns Manvllle equaled Its low for the year at 127 and then jumped 6 points.

Rails came back to the previous close or slightly above. Utilities and oils steadied. Coppers U. S. Steel touched 109, off It came back to the previous close of 11214 and then fluctuated narrowly, Bethlehem touched 89 and came back to up a point net.

Furnished by Wm. Cavalier 4. Co. Members New York Stock Exchange 516 North Main, 600 and High Low Close Air Reduction 73 Alaska Juneau Allied .240 Allis Chalmers 66 Am Can ...........105 Am 6 Am Pwr Am Rad Std San Am Roll Mills Am Smelt Ref Am Steel Fdry Am Tel Tel Am Tob 88 Anaconda Copper Citrus Prices By Sizes CITRUS PRICES BY Cltrua prices realized In Eastern furnished through courtesy of the Orange County Fruit Exchange. Market is generally unchanged.

renorted Price by size of brands of NAVEL were reported to the California Fruit as follows. 80s lOOt 26s 1508 l76s 200s 2S2s S44s S9iS AVg. NEW YORK- No sale today account strike dock labor Erie fruit piers. 3..50 3.50 4.05 4.15 4.35 4.75 4.80 5.00 4.9.5 4.95 4.40 Sunset, Corona, ex. ch.

3.25 3.50 3.80 4.10 4.25 4.80 Riverside 3.85 4.10 4.20 4.60 5.05 5.15 5.25 5.66 5.15 5.05 4.85 Highland Lynx, ex. ch. 3.25 3.25 3 6 a 4.20 4.50 4.80 5.05 5.45 4.90 4.90 4.4a Parrot. Pomona Pomona ST. Athlete.

Claremont Pomona. Pomona 2.96 3.2a 3.50 3.90 3.25 3.50 3.90 4.35 4.60 4.70 4.90 5.10 4.20 3.10 3.60 3.90 4,05 4.55 5.05 5.05 5.30 4-35 4.25 4.75 4.75 5.T6 5.30 4.70 4.00 4.50 4.40 4.85 5.05 5:30 5:20 4:35 S.86 A PRODUCE i Mrs. Emma Wells Is Hostess To Group of Friends Francis Moore, who has been 111 in St hustling Fullerton Firemen turned Joseph hospital, returned to i back Bill's Super 12 to 4. her home but is unable to receive her friends. W.

R. C. Holds Pleasant Event ORANGE, April 'Woman Relief corps held a benefit OP-ANGE, April 12 of old time friends who worked together 25 and 30 years -u igo in the Santiago Orange Grow- in itt ers association packing house at tbp' attendance held Friday at the home of Mrs, Legion hall. Emma Hughes IVells of 1202 East and 600 Almond avenue. Some of those present had not seen each other f.

chair- tor 15 years. arrangements, was as- Mra Wells was assisted in tier duties hostess by pleasant duties as hostess by her Anthony. In bridge in a Southern California Baseball association contest here yesterday. Roy Parker, Valencia high school athlete, playing the outfield, and Kavanagh, Anaheim high school receiver, featured sister, Mrs. Josephine Hughes A covered dish luncheon was served at noon and those pres- first prize was awarded to Mrs, Mabel Elliott; second prize to Miss Hattie Davis; men's first ent spent the afternoon hours re- was awarded to Dr.

Henry calling happv da vs of the past, in of San Pedro, and second I prize to Clarence Sisson of Anaheim. First prize for the ladies In 500 was won by Mrs. Minnie Squiers of Santa Ana. and second prize by Mrs. A.

E. Scroff of Garden Grove. first prize awarded to A. Scroff of Garden Grove, and in pinochle to Ambrose Otto. Refreshments of sandwiches, potato chips, pickles and coffee were served at the conclusion of the speaking of old time friends who were absent and looking at pictures taken some years ago.

The remaining time was spent quilting on a quilt for Mrs 'Watson. A meeting some time in the near future at Anaheim park was planned. Further contacts will be made in order that a larger group who were together 25 years ago may be present. Those present were Mesdames Rosa Kruger Harris, Clara Farweli, Jennie Conner, Clara Gunther Bandick, Margaret Sc met gen Eltiste, Anna Fitschen Morner, Emma Muelier Bandick, Alma Hockey- meyer Schmetgen. Meta Ralph Keuchel, Ehnma Hughes 'Wells and Josephine Hughes Watson.

Wrestling Class Organized At A wrestling class is being organized at the Y. M. C. this week, occording to Ralph Smedley, director. Anyone Interested in this sport is urged to register for this work.

STATISTICS INDEXES Copyright 1937 1926 Average 100 STOCKS 50 20 20 90 Saturday ............163.4 61.6 85.6 134.7 Ago ....170,2 63.7 S7.9 140.0 Month Ago ....177,6 65.9 91.2 145.8 Year Ago .........146.2 53.6 92.6 122.5 1937 High .........180.8 67.6 104.7 148.8 1837 Low ...........161.8 57.1 85.5 134.3 Saturday BONDS 20 20 20 60 ...,91.7 94.4 102.1 96.0 I Week Ago ...........92.2 96.8 102 .6 96.9 Month Ago ....93,8 98.9 103.7 98.8 evening by the hostesses. Mrs. An- Ago 91.6 92.8 105.0 96.B 1937 High ...........95.0 101.2 106.0 100.7 1937 Low .............91.7 94.5 1 02.1 96.1 thony and Mrs. Batt. Charter No.

13200 Reaerve Diatrict No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF SANTA ANA IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. AT THE close of business on march 31, 1937. ASSETS Ijoans and discounts Overdrafts United Slates Government obligations, direct fully guaranteed Other bonds, stocks, and securities Furniture and Reserve with Federal Reserve bank Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection 216,601.82 Other assets 15,982 81 8 783,203.70 39 .27 183,000.00 457,288.96 21.518.96 150,276.77 Total assets Church Wedding Unites Olive Young Couple OLIVE, April w'edding of Miss Fiorente Heim, daughter 1 of Mr. and C.

O. Heim of Olive, and Henry WilUaiii Reusch, I LIABILITIES 80 of Olive, son of Carl Reusch deposiu of Individuals, pertnerships. and corporations. .4 747.746-29 of Afiab-im took niace 7 oVlnck i deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 609.386.62 or Ana.ieim, took place at 4 clock gtate, county, and municipal deposits 171 395.00 teaturday at tit. Paul's Lutheran Deposits of other banks, including certified and checks churt'ir; with the pastor, the Rev, i outstanding E.

H. Kreidt officiating. Following of Items 14 to 18 inclusive: ta) Secured by pledge of loans and or nients (b) Not secured by pledge of loans vestments .......................81,827,912.29 00 33.965.63 Armour of 111 11 Atchison Atlantic Ref Aviation Corp Baltimore Barnsdall ..................32 Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Borden Co Briggs Budd Mfg Cal Packing Caterpillar Tractor Cerro Pe Pasco Che.sepeake Ohio Chrysler Columbia Gas Com Solvents Comm So 3 Com Oil Cons Ed of 39 Cons Oil 1 Continental Bak A 31 Curtiss-Wright Deere Douglas Aircraft 56 Dupont ......................155 Eastman Kodak EHec Auto Lite Erie Eaton Mfg Freeport Sulphur 2 1 Gen Electric Gen Foods ...............42 Gen Motors Goodrich 46 Goodyear Gt Nor Pfd Gt Western Sugar Hecker Prods Holly Sugar So Hudson Motors 21 Illinois Central 32 Int Harvester ....104 Int Nickel Int Tel Tel -----12 Johns Manville Kennecolt Copper 58 Dibbey Owens Ford Loew-'s Inc Long Bell Lbr Mack Truck Mclntire 38 Montgomerj- Ward Nash-Kelvinalor Nat Cash Register Nat Dairy Prod 24 Nat Biscuit Central Nor Am Co Nor Am Aviation Nor Pacific Nat Pow Light 11 Pac Gas Elec Pacific Lighting 46 Packard Motors Penney .............98 Phelps Dodge Phillips Pet Pennsylvania RaJl Purity Bakeries 20 Radio Corp Remington Rand Reo Motors 8 Rep Steel Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck 87 Servel Shell Union Simmons Socony Vac So Cal Edison So Pacific So Rails Stand Brands Stand Oil Cal Stand Oil Stand Oil Stewart Warner 18 Studebaker Swift Co Texas Corp Tidewater Oil Transamerica 17 Tex Gulf Sulph Union Carbide 98 Union Oil Union Pacific ....141 T'nlted Aircraft 28 United Corp 6 Rubber Ind Smelt Ref 91 Steel 109 Vanadium Warner Bros Western Union Westinghousc White Motors Walworth Oow.Jones Average up 1.48. up .62. shares.

73 240 66 105 11 83 11 8 32 26 42 39 31 6 155 159 27 42 46 13 35 21 32 104 12 133 68 67 61 24 48'is 11 10 98 10 103 49 10 10 30 89 26 42 113 30 6 121 159 62 13 102 64 11 127 52 13 10 10 10 23 88 18 99 62 112 Ibe ceremony the young people left immediately on a motor trip. The bnde, a lovely blonde, wore a beige ensemble with luggage! brown accessories and a corsage of iQ ber liabilities gardenias. only attendant was her sister, Conrad lAiugbim of Beach, w'ho wore a be- -commg star blue frock with a cor- of pink roses. Ernest Reusch attended brother as best man. The bride attended St.

Paul's parochial school, afterward graduating from the Orange Union high school the bridegroom is a of the Ana'neim Union ihigh school. He is employed by the Bixby company. The young people are to establish their home on Anaheim boulevard. Invest- 171,395.00 In- 1,891.098.54 Capital account' Class A preferred stock. 4800 shares, par $12.50 per share; common stock, 8000 shares, par $12 60 share I Surplus Undivided Total capital account 160.000.00 67.750.00 33.915.00 3.753.75 261.665.00 Total liabilities 29 MEMORANDUM; Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities Government obligations, diiect and securities rediscounts) United States guaranteed Other bonds, stocks, fully 143,000.00 77.000.00 A LIVESTOCK lAlS ANGELES.

April Livestock. slow. Bulk unsold, steady to weak. Grain fed Some held higher. Slow to steady.

Some bids lower on cows. Fed steers Fed Mexican steers $8.60. Grass Mexican steers $7.76. Grass heifers Grass cows Few fed $7.50. Common COW'S down to $5.50.

Cutter grades Bulls steady to 25c lower. Vealers 10-12c. Calves 8-9c. spring lambs unsold. Good to choice quote at k'ew short wooled lambs $9.35.

4 HAY MARKET SET COLLEGE DAYS CLEVELAND. Colleges universities will have therr at the Kxpoaltlon this year. Sixty schools have been invited to participate in hotior days to be set aside, one for Total pledged Pledged Against state, county, and municipal deposits 220 000.00 220.000.00 Total pledged 220.000 00 State of California, County of Orange, ss: A. C. Haaenjaeger, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

A C. HASENJAEGER, Cashfer. Correct Attest: J. C. HORTON.

J. P. BAUMGARTNER, F. C. DRUMM.

The exposition opens to and before me this 10th day of April, 1937. ibeal; A Notary PubUc. I a OS ANGELES. Aprll Alfalfa hay; U. S.

No. 1 extra leefy. U. S. No.

1. TJ. S. No. 2 leefy at U.

S. No. 2 Barley hay Oat hay A car in England is still using the same tires bought In 1900. They are tube tires, in size, five lugs. The treads are reported to be supple and as good as new.

LOS ANGELI3S. April Demand and trading were fairly good on mn.st lines with prices ARTICHOKES; Arroyo Grande 48s $1.7.5, 60s 72s locals 60s 2 00 ASPARAGUS; lAOcal loose San Diego Co. Imperial valley bunched $1.40. AVOCADOS- Ixiose loral Fueries 12-lSc. Challenge and Duttons 6c.

Spinks fi-7c. 8-9c. CARROTS (topped) local 25-35c. BEANS: Coachella valley six weeks, 19-20C. BUNCHED Beets, 60-75c.

Carrots, 60-75C. Green onions mustard 35-40 Napa 50c. Parsley 45- 60c. Radi small red 65-75c. Spinach 7.5-85c.

Turnips 75-90c. CABABGE; local cannonball 75-90c. San Diego Co. local red ROMAINE: CAULIFIyOWER: Loral Pearl 60- 7.5c. Diego Co.

Steady; local golden self blanching 2 2and 24 inch Cold storage Chula Vista 24 inch 75c. Tjocal Utah 20 and 2 21nch Chula Vista hearts in small crates Chula Vista golden self blanching Utah l.ocal lUah 50-65c. CUCUMBERS: Ixiral and Kern Co. hothouse flats Imperial vallev CORN: Mexico Oregon Evergreen and Country Gentleman sacks (4 doz.) LETTltCE; Steady; Tuma 4 dozen 5 dozen Lompoc 5s Delano 4s 5s Santa Marla and San Luis Obi.spo 4s 5 dozen Santa Marla Oceano 5s Arroyo Grande 5 dozen 85c. Local 4 dozen 60-75'c.

PEAS: San Pedro bush San Diego Co. Pole Coachella Valley Bush Santa Maria bu. hampers Oxnard Santa Barbar Co. Bush Pole 6-7c. POTATOES; Idaho Russets If S.

No. 1 Nevada U. S. No. 1 Russets Stockton Burbanks San Diego Co.

British Queens lugs $1.35: Bliss Triumphs $1.25. PEPPERS: Mexico California Wonders 12-13c. STRAWBERRIES: Ixical tras Torrance second San Diego Co. Imperial valley BUTTER. EGGS AND POULTRY (By United Prsss) PricM Quoted Are butter Extras .....................................................82 Prime Firsts Standards Undergrade LARGE Candled clean extras Candled light dirty extras ...........23 Candled clean standards 23 Candled light dirty 21 Candled checks .................................21 MEDIUM Candled clean 23 Candled light dirty ...........31 Candled clean standards 20 Candled light dirty standards 19 Candled checks 19 SMALL Candled extras .................................19 Candled light dirty extras Case count WESTERN CHEESE Triplet daisies Ixmghorn 18 Loafs POULTRY PRICES Hens, leghorns.

15c Hens, leghorns, over to i Iba, 15o Hens, leghorns, over 4 Iba 16c Hens, colored. to 4 21c Hens, colored, over 4 Iba and up 22c Broilers, over 1 to 15c Broilers. to lbs 17c Fryers. Leghorns over lbs. 18c Fryers, colored.

to 24c Fryers, colored. to 4 lbs 34c Roasters, soft bone, barred rocks. over 4 lbs. and up 25c Roasters, soft bone, other than barred rocks 4 lbs. and 26c Stags lie Old Ducklings.

lbs. and up Ducklings, under Iba Old Ducks ils Geese ific Young Tom Turkeys. 18 to 18 Iba 16c Young Tom Turkeys, over 18 lbs. 16c Hen Turke.vs. 9 lbs.

and up 17c Squabs, under 11 tbs. pqr dozen 24c Squabs. 11 lbs. per doa and 26c Capons. 7 'bs.

and up 25c Capons under 7 24c Old Tom Turkeys I2c Old Hen Turkeys 12c Rabbits. No. 1 w'hile, lbs. 13c Rabbits. No.

1 mixed. lbs 11c 06c Rabbits, No. 1 old Lejijal Notice W. M. BURKE, Attorney No.

A-6710 NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION TO ESTABLISH BIRTH. In the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Orange. In Re Petition of Margery Masako Miyakawa to EsUblish Birth. Notice is hereby given that the petition of Margery Masako Miyakawa to establish the fact of her birth has been set for hearing in the Court room of Department 3 of above entitled Court, on the 7th day of May, 1937, at the hour of 2 P. when and where any persons interested may appear and show cause, if any they have, why said petition should not be granted.

Dated: March 80, 1987 J. M. BACKS, County Clerk. By EDNA SQUIERS. Deputy.

E. SATO. 312 East First I Angeles. Canada exported $15,738,000 worth of raw during 1935. Chicago Board of Trade Furnished by Wm.

Cavalier A Co. Members Chicago Board of Trade 516 No. Main Phones 600 A 601 CHICAGO GRAIN Open High Low Cloae May July Sept. 122 I 1974 -V. May 131 129 July Sept.

.111 110 May July Sept. May .117 116 July 107 Sept. WINN May July .140 Oct. .124 May July Oct. May 116 July Oct.

95 IPEG GRAIN 50 115 a a Legal Notice OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ORANGE COUNTY Road District to received up to April 27. 1937 at 11 A. Publication Newport Beach as per re.xolutinn and adopted. Supervisor Riley was avithoriied to sell Junk Tlre.s at Garage Resolution confirming sale of Junk Tires at Garage was passed and adopted. Resolution authorizing the Chairman of the Board to make formal application to the U.

S. Beach Erosion Board for a cooperative study of beach erosion and allied phenomena on the ocean beaches along a portion of the County front extending from Abalone Point to the San Gabriel River outlet, was passed and adopted. The Board adjourned to April 13, 1937, at 10 A. M. .1.

M. BACKS, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. NOTICE INVITING BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Board of Trustees of Cypress School District of Orange County, California, that said Board will receive on the 19th day of April. 1937, at the School House in said School District, up to the hour of 8:00 p. sealed bids for the Installation in the school of a public address system.

The said Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. For information consult the Board of Trustees. Dated thLs 2nd day of April, 1937. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF CYPRESS SCHOOL DISTRICT OF ORANGE COUNTY. By ROBERT CAWTHON.

Pres. D. T. MACKAY. Clerk.

STEVE LUTHER. Dates of publication April 3, 10, 17, 1937. W. M. BURKE, Attorney No.

A. 5709 NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION TO ESTABLISH BIRTH In the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Orange. In Re Petition of Gene Kazuo Miyakawa to Establish Birth. Notice is hereby given that the petition of Gene Kazuo Miyakawa to establish the fact of his birth has been set for hearing in the Courtroom of Department 3 of the above entitled Court, on the 7th day of May. 1937, at the hour of 2 P.

when and where any persons interested In the said petition may appear and show cause, if any they have, why said petition should not be granted. Dated: March 30. 1937. J. M.

BACKS, County Clerk. By EDNA SQUIERS. Deputy. E. SATO.

312 Ea.st First Los Angeles. W. M. BURKE, Attorney ORDER No. TO A.5711 SHOW CAUSE In the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Orange.

In Re Petition of Yasuta Masunaga for Leave of Court to Change the Name of Masayukl Masunaga, a Minor. It appearing from the files in the above entitled matter that the petition of Yasuta Masunaga for leave of Court to change the name of Masayukl Masunaga, a minor, is now ready for hearing; IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the said petition be set for hearing in Department 3 of the above entitled Court on the 7th day of May, 1937. at the hour of 2 p. when and where any person or persons Interested In the said petition may appear and show cause. If any they have, why said petition should not be granted.

Dated: March 30, 1937, G. fiCOVEL, Judge. E. SATO. 312 East First Los Angeles.

Copy for the classified columns should be in the office by 11 a. m. to appear in the paper the same day. Notice to discontinue advertisements must be received by 10 a. m.

Classified advertisements per counted line. One Insertion 10c; three 22c; per week, 40c! by the month, $1.25 per line. Minimum charge, 35c. Count five per line. taken by phone.

Phone 87 or 88. The Register will not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion for any advertisement ordered for more than one time. Announcement 4 Notices, Special HOTEL FINLEY Rooms at $2.50 week. Free parking. Live in a hotel.

COATti relined. $1.50. 224 E. Edlnger. Santa Ana, April 6.

1937. The Board met in regular se.ssion. Present Supervisors Steele Finley, John C. Mitchell. Harry D.

Riley, West and the Clerk. Absent Supervisor Willard Smith, Chairman. The clerk called the board to order. Supervisor West was elected Chairman pro tem. Demands on the County of Orange were allowed as read.

Supervisor Smith arrives and assumes his duties as Chairman. Chairman was authorized to sign the affidavits for support of needy aged persons. Chairman was authorized to sign the affidavits for support of dependent children. Chairman was authorized to sign the affidavits for support of needy blind persons. Old Age Security Agreement for Transfer was granted on recommendation of the Director of the Department of Social Welfare.

Change Aid was granted on recommendation of the Director of the Department of Social Welfare. Old Age Security was granted on recommendation of the Director of the Department of Social Welfare. Renew'al Blind Aid was granted Edith Collins. Old Age Security was denied on recomnjendatlon of the Director of the Department of SociaJ Welfare. Blind Aid was granted Ruth Underwood and Floyd Wade.

State Orphan Aid was denied Mary Cano. Renewal Old Age Security was granted on recommendation of the Director of the Department of Social Welfare. Renewal Aid was granted on recommendation of the Director of the Department of SociaJ Welfare. Change Old Age Security was granted on recommendation of the Director of the Department of Social Welfare. State Orphan Aid was granted Maude Ellis.

Agricultural Pest Control Licenses were granted on recommendation of the Agricultural Commissioner. Cancellation of tax sale was ordered made. Sheriff was authorized to sign a contract with the Government for maintenance and ordinary medical attention of aliens in the County Jail. Sheriff was authorized to install radio transmitters in 12 cars. Chairman and Clerk were authorized to sign the Oil and Gas Lease by and between the County of Orange and Hillman-Long Inc.

Resolution for placing back on the assessment roll of certain lots in Buena Park Sanitary District was passed and adopted. It was agreed to use $200.00 from the Advertising Fund for repair of Exhibit room ut the County Park. Clerk was authorized to record the Mortgages to the County of Orange. Purchasing Agent was authorized to purchase collapsible Road Signs for the Road Department. Purchasing Agent was authorized to purchase 1700 tons oil mix.

3 members of the Board were authorized to sign the agreement for rental of roadway machinery. Transfer of funds was ordered made. Resolution on sale of property of Pedro Hernandez was passed and adopted. Publication of official statement of proceedings of the Board was ordered made in the Santa Ana Register for 3 months. Hearing on change of boundaries of Placentia Unified School District, Linda School District and Fullerton Union High School District 1937 Superviscn- Riley moved to appro mn irivnK-p priate up to $600.00 for the con-i ry structlon of Public Library Building; The Penal Code of California pro- at La Habra.

Motion for want vides that one who finds a lost article under circumstances which give him means of inquiry to the true owner and who appropriates such property to his own use without first making reasonable effort to find the owner is yuilty of larceny. IN ANSWERING advertisements containing a Register box address, be sure to always include the LET'TER of the alphabet which appears preceding the box number. This will insure prompt delivery. Example: Box 20. Register." Alteration on garments.

Experienced operator, 1107 W. 4th. Ph 4406-J. SEWING and remodeling dresses and coats. Reasonable.

309 West Bishop. F. Baiger, Psychic. 1105W. 4th.

4406. MADAME MAXWELL, phychic readings daily. Wednesday afternoon. evening 1410 French St. THE tlRACLE answers 3 spiritual questions by mail.

25c. 1410 French. 4a Travel Opportunities 6 Strayeil, Lost. Found (Continued) lost ewport Beach, Friday aft- brown purse. Return to owner and be rewarded.

Isabel Hulverson, 1706 Hueh. Santa Automotive Autos Speedometer repairs, parts Motor Reconditioning J. Arthur Whitney 113-115 FRENCH ST. 19.30 WILLYS 6, 4-Dr. Sedan.

Six ply tlre.s. Bargain at $100. A. Mapet, Cor. 17th and No.

Ross Sts. 1931 NASH COMMUNITY West 5th. ipe. Good condition. FINANCE 117 3101 AUTO.

TRUCK ANT) TRAILER PARTS Geo. T. Calhoun West 5th St. Phone 1404. GRAHAM, good condition.

Private owner. Bargain if sold at once. Rev. Sarah, 2147 So. Sycamore Ana.

Look Folks! Pickups: Dodge guaranteed; and Model 29 Ford C. C. and Model Ford phaeton; Auburn and '29 Oakland sedans; Hudson and Dodge coupes, $65; and Chev. panel. Rush.

1620 No. Main. 1936 Oldsmoblle 6 Tudor. Terms. Inq.

W. Apt. 3. 1930 Coupe, good condition and paint. $145.

240 East Chapman. Orange, after 5 p. m. USED CAR BARGAINS 36 Chevrolet Coach. Radio.

Very low mileage. At a Big Discount. Ford Fordor Sedan $495 35 Ford Bus. Couoe Ford Tudor Sedan, ,32 Nash Sedan, 6 wneels Buick Sedan Nash Sedan, 6 wheels $225 Packard Sport Coupe Franklin Sedan, 6 29 Packard DeSoto Sedan '30 Buick Sedan Chevrolet Cpe. (34 30 Hupp Sed.

6 whls. 29 Dodge Stil. 6 Sedan 29 Nash Sedan, very good Oldsmoblle Sedan $445 Hudson Sedan, trunk, Cadillac Sedan Chrysler DeLuxe '31 Sedan Cadillac Sedan '31 Nash Spt. K. '30 Chevrolet Sedan Ford Coupe, Pick-up bed Marquette Sedan Oldsmoblle Coupe '29 Sedan Ford Roadster, H.

Chevrolet Coach '29 Buick Sedan '29 Coupe, oversize tires, rumble seat, newly painted '28 Buick Sedan 91 '28 Ford Tudor Sedan 95 Chevrolet Sedan 95 REID CO. S. Main 6th and Spurgeon OPEN EVENINGS '30 odel Buick standard Coupe, 6 wire wheels, rumble. As Is. $125.

345 No. Harwood, Orange. 8 Autos Accessories, Parts WHAT SIzFflREsT' Used tires at price. All sizes; terms. JERRI HALL.

118 N. Main. Ph. 361, 10 Motorcycles Bicycles just overhauled. No, Main.

Phone 1496-W. Harley-Davidson Wins Again Fred Ham riding a stock model 61 breaks all previou.s records up to -4 hours at -Muroc Dry on 8 and 9 at an average speed of 76 4 miles per hour. All models on display at MOTORCYCLE CO. 419 East 4th St. Sant Ana, Ea.sy kNenlng.s.

Rebuilt BIKES and Repairing. GKO POST, 212 East 4th St. NEW Bikes made by largest manufacturers in U. S. $24.95, $5 down.

C.vcle Shop. 427 W. 4th St. BICY'CLE, good shape. $6.00.

634 after 11a Trucks, Trailers, Tractors Bought, sold, traded. Main. Phone 4378, DRIVING to Des Moines, Iowa. Leaving Monday. Take 3 passengers, share expenses.

414 West Walnut, ('all before 5 p. m. WILL share expenses to Dallas or Tulsa. Oklahoma. 205 Palm, Balboa FORD V-S to St.

Louis about May 1st or 2nd. Take 2 or 3, share. O. Box 62, Regi.ster. Personals MEN! VIGOR QUICK! NEW Osirex Tonic Tablets contain raw oyster invigorators and other stimulants.

Peps up organs, glands, nerves, blood. Reg. price $1.00. Introductory price 79c. For sale "RO.ADHOME" Trailer I and 2 room models.

See them be- you buy. Also Used Trailers. ROADHOMK trailer CO. SjJ No St. L.

W. Barker. and "VIKING CHALLENGER" TRAILER C0ACHF3 $495 Up Here 1,1, PETERSON .211 S. Mam Santa Ana Ph. 1176 GYPSY Caravan Trailer Homes.

4 models, IjoO up. Corner Water and nickel. Anaheim. PUT your trailers to earning real money on rental plan. Protected by Ins and cash guarantee.

1 Box 61, Register. FOR S.A.LE—Track laying Fordson. cheap; also 10 wheel Chevrolet truck 218 East 12th LIGHT trailer, w. w. $12.00 Orange 634 after 5::10.

in annro- I .1 I tav meeting 3231 B. of second. Minutes of the previous were read and approved. Resolution endorsing A. was passed and adopted.

Resolution fixing scale for dredging of channel in Fifth Road District was passed and adopted. Plans and specifications as presented for dredging of a channel in the Fifth Road District were accepted and adopted. Bids for dredging channel in Fifth WANTED Dependable car from owner, for ca.sh. 643 No. Ross.

Employment on So. Main St. Kinigbt. o. Olive.

Mrs, lost eeklacr? with yellow stone setting bet. 415 1st and Saint Joseph's Church. Rew. 415 W. 1st.

13 Help REE rent to middle-aged for care of convalescent Inq. Hardware. Tustln. at VV..