The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 7

SANTA ANA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1941 'k Matters of. national defense and what members of the organization can do to help the local situation are to share spotlight tomorrow night at the Santa Ana Junior Chamber of commerce meeting With official crowning of Ruth Howell as queen of the Santa Annual Frolic. BtgCord To Speak Miss Howell is to be officially inducted as reigning monarch over the annual New eve affair. It will be her first appearance before members of the junior chamber, which is sponsoring the frolic. Tomorrow meeting will be held in Masonic temple beginning at 7 Principal speaker of the evening is to be Jack McCord, who has spent many years as a football referee and sports official.

President Earl S. Vinson declared today that the junior chamber is to do its part in preparing for the national defense in the current emergency, and the subject will be discussed at the meeting. Representatives of the California State Guard as well as of the State Guard nautical unit are scheduled to be present to present their activities. List New Members Nineteen new active members and three new associate members are to be formally initiated at the meeting. Active members to be inducted include Norman Schlank, Clark Sackman, Edward Evans, Charles Coken, William H.

Puffer, Joe R- Ojeda, William I. celi, Joe E. Webber, Everett Bannister, R. M. Crookshank, C.

Reed Sutherland, Claude K. Read, Samuel Dreizen, Leslie J. Burt, Romer P. Bell, F. E.

Grotzinger, W. L. Truman, G. W. Bassett, and C.

R. Benford. Associate member candidates are J. W. Beach, George King and B.

J- ipo STOT SE BURG CLARK FIELD McKINLEY NICHOLS FIELD CHINA SEA indere PHILIPPINES ISLANDS THEATER OF WAR in the Philippines is presented in the map above. Fierce Japanese attacks on Luzon were defeated by the United States army and navy, according to the War first communique of the war. F.D.R.’s Address (Continued from Page 5) the other republics fit the Americas into the category of enemies. The people of the hemisphere can be honored by that. The true goad we seek is far above and beyond the ugly field of battle.

When we resort to force, as now we must, we are determined that this force shall directed toward ultimate good as well as against immediate evil. We Americans are not destroyers are builders. We are now in the midst of a war, not for conquest, not for vengeance, but for a world in which this nation, and all that th nation represents, will be safe for our children. We expect to eliminate the danger from Japan, but it would serve us ill if we accomplished that and found that the rest of the world was dominated by Hitler and Mussolini. Victory Promised We are going to win the war and we are going to win the peace that follows.

And in the dark hours of this through dark days that may be yet to come we will know that the vast majority of the members of the human race are on our side. Many of them are fighting with us. All of them are praying for us. For, in representing our cause, we represent theirs as hope and Fund Campaign Of USO Set To Open Next June Another campaign for funds for the United Service organizations will be conducted on June 1, 1942, according to word received today by Horace Head, chairman of the local financial committee, from Pacific coast regional headquarters, San Francisco. More than $13,500,000 was raised in the 1941 drive, according to national USO officials.

Because of the unprecedented expansion of military, naval and defense industry activities, this amount will be barely sufficient to carry on until that date, it was pointed out. At present, the USO is operating in 160 cities in 39 states. It now has 404 rentals of which 224 are temporary clubhouses and 180 smaller centers- USO workers in the field now number 757. A total of 216 new clubhouses is now being built and many of the rentals will be continued as part of the permanent USO program, bringing the total to approximately 400 clubhouses which will be staffed with some 1600 workers. California tops all states with 22 permanent recreation centers, followed by Texas, with 18, and Virginia With 15.

used for USO work is administered by a board of directors of national prominent citizens as a fund placed in trust with USO for the benefit of our Head stated. Thanksgiving Day Resolution Passed their hope for liberty under God. day. WASHINGTON, Dec. Senate today passed by unanimous consent a House-approved resolution making the fourth Thursday in November the official national Thanksgiving Daughter Born To Former S.A.

Couple Police Officer Charles Neerand Mrs. Neer today are enjoying the status of grandparenthood for the first time, according to reports from San Diego which state that Mrs. Homer Henderson, the former Miss Eupha Neer of Santa Ana, and her first-born child, Shirley Jean, are doing fine. Shirley Jean, weight seven pounds, 14 ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Henderson, the former an employe of the Consolidated aircraft company, at maternity home, San Diego, Saturday. Mrs. Henderson, sister of Miss Nancy Neer, Santa Ana, and the new father both attended Santa Ana schools, including Santa Ana Junior College. Test Blackouts In Philippines Told In Letter Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson V. Edgar, 2027 North Ross street, yesterday received fe letter by trans-Pacific clipper, dated November 27, from their son, Corporal Nelson V. Edgar who now serving with the corps at Nichols field, Rizal, in the Philippine islands. The letter follows: Likas Army Ufa still have hopes of getting my furlough over Christmas at Baguio, but you know how things are, so I'm not making too mfcny plans. I have now been in the Philippines keven months ami I sure like it.

You can give away my civilian clothes because I like army life and have made up my mind to stay in. few weeks ago we went up to Tagatay ridge and saw Tale lake and the volcano. It is really beautiful country. I spend lots of my spare time in Manila and have been through practically all of the old churches built in the 15th century. The walled city in Manila is very interesting too.

All Night Blackout 21 we had our fifth all night blackout. Reported to work at 6 p.m. and worked! I am now the company clerk, personnel department, and have been instructing two other boys about the job. have had no earthquakes like I expected. The weather is warmer than in Santa Ana but not bad at all.

I really like it. is probably the last letter by Clipper that I will be able to send as the Clipper service is to be discontinued. Thanks a lot for writing me every week and wish you a very merry Christmas and a prosperous New Henderson Talks To Grid Stars the Lions club for members of the high school football team Monday evening in tho high school. Victor McClain acted as toastmaster at the dinner served to 60 persons. GARDEN C.

Blanchard Beatty duced members of the team. Henderson, coach at Occidental President H. Louis Lake of the college, was the guest speaker at jjons dub opened the meeting. On the annual banquet sponsored by behalf of the teams Stan Beilter presented gifts to Coach Beatty and Bruce Martin, and H. A.

Lake presented a gift to Keigi Higashi, chosen as the most valuable player on the team. A short speech was made by Harry Munz, coach of the team. In Chaldea, watermelons arc produced for their water. More than 90 per cent of all Egyptians are Moslems, IWfiESTIOM At tin Ilfn at (tlftmi unit wra tad im te Mt im fret. I bot af the tuuet-Mttat Miilw Ien for relief of (Mtrfc kra-radditr.

If the naST TEI Ai. dora't prave Bell-nu Detter, botilo to ua aed reuetra DOXJBUi Mee Brak. Bk, Concern Is Felt For S. A. Woman Believed In China Find Stolen Car In L.A.

County A car stolen from L. M. Hutton, 304 East St. Gertrude place, while he was at San Fernando a week ago, has been recovered in Los Angeles county, according to teletype message from Police Chief C. B.

Horrall, of Los Angeles, to Santa Ana police. He asked local officers to determine whether the car found by his men had been stolen from Hutton. Hutton, contacted, said he had reported the theft Concern over the whereabouts of Miss Viola Hill, missionary to the Orient, who was located in Japan-held Shaohsing, China, when last heard from by local relatives, was expressed today by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.

P. Hill, 1107 French stret. Whereabouts Unknown It was two weeks ago that the Santa Anans saw a copy of a cable message asking all single missionaries and older men in Oriental mission work, to begin homeward voyages as soon as possible. Whether Miss Hill is in China, or on the high seas, could not be learned today. Last word which the Hills received concerning their daughter came via a letter the missionary had written in Shaohsing.

However, the message was mailed in Manila by friends who were en route to the United States, and who, to date, have not arrived here, it was reported. Here Two Years Ago Miss Hill, who began her mis- i sion work 25 years ago under to San Fernando officers. The information was sent the Los the Baptist church mission board, Angeles chief. NOTIFIED OF PLANE A single-motored airplane which flew over Santa Ana at 2:30 a.m.. was seen by Officers L.

H. Nicholson and Paul Prentice, according to their report filed yesterday. They notified Civil Aeronautics authorities of the movement eastward over the city. The plane may have been from an army training center and on night- glying practice, officials indicated, since all civilian planes are grounded by the war department. was here for a visit two years ago.

She is a sister of Mrs. W. B. Lockett and of Albert F. Hill of this city.

Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Hill, who came to this community in 1886 from Kansas, lived here until 1922, when they moved to Hemet.

It was just recently that they purchased the French street home where they are now located. Cotton Crop Of State Estimated FRESNO, Dec. 1941 cotton crop, most of it grown in the San Joaquin valley, was estimated at 446,000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight in a report of the California cooperative crop reporting service announced here today. The estimate, based on indications as of December 1, is less by slightly more than 18 per cent than last recorded yield, and compares with an annual average of bales for the ten year period from 1930. Average yield per acre was estimated at 619 pounds as against the record 749 pound average in 1940.

Jones Rites Set For Tomorrow LAGUNA BEACH Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow, Thursday, at Laguna Beach Funeral Home for Leonard Corning Jones, retired insurance man, 362 Park Avenue, who died Monday evening at his home following a long illness. He was born in Buffalo, N.Y. and had been a resident of Laguna Beach for 11 years. He leaves his wife, Mrs.

Hattie V. Jones, of Laguna Beach, and a daughter, Mrs. Jeanette Shaw, of San Francisco. Turlock Girl, 19, Wants To Enlist TURLOCK, Dec. 19-year-old Ruthe Garner of Turlock appeared today at the U.S.

Marine recruiting station here and applied for enlistment. I serve as a marine She asked. have no nurses, regretfully replied sergeant J. W. Smith, the recruiting officer.

Jungle-bred animals are preferred to those raised in captivity by animal tamers. Par Steel Wagon $1.50 value! Just right for the small child. Bright red! Rubber-tired. $1.50 Doll Value Buggy Folding style with 1 7 8 hi fabric body, metal frame. Rubber-tired wheels ROLLER SKATES I39 Blue Whizz ball bearing roller skate.

Rubber shock a b- welded nickel plate chassis. to in. Save Car Tra nsport Car Transport of heavy gauge steel, cab over engine truck with double deck 12 in. ramps. $1.50 Value! Sleeper Plane Miniature model of 40-passenger Douglas! Big 27 in, wing spread.

Loop the Loop Plane 49 Runs along floor and at regular intervals turns dver in a loop! SHOP EARLY! For the benefit of our employees Sears will close 5:30 p. m. Christmas Eve! A Real Christmas Value SILVERWARE In all America, no set to equal it at the price why a Four Star Feature! Famous Eagle Wm. Brand better than plate better than standard plate! Most used pieces overlaid at wear points. Choice of new, high- style or oatterns.

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