The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 2

2 SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST 23, 193B Welfare Meeting Is Postponed In Skv Thriller ni that i or tl it vi'i has been interested UrtH vent arranged arp of the sama soot of a lamp chi fad of a penciL if so sensitivo that I the offert of a blush by engineers i the proper heating on of buildings. A CLEANERS 1 and DYERS SUITS 37 LADIES' AQc DRESSES MAiN PLANT THIS CURIOUS WORLD Kleetion on the proposal for the Santa junior college bond issue was formally called for September 2.1 by the of education at a special meeting late yesterday The hoard, summoned I together by chairman George I Wells, passed a resolution prepared hv the district attorney's office as authorized by the board last evening. The resolution set forth the election call. Expenditure of the bond money, if the issue is approved by the vot- jers, will be contingent upon receipt of a S.11a.000 grant from IPWA, representing per cent of the 8700,000 project, according to a statement from the board.

49e Tione woman contender in the dangerous delayed-opening parachute jump to be staged at the Na- VILLA PARK VIM.A PARK. Aug. Mr. and Mrs. Harding Ford and daughters.

Patricia and Linda have returned from their vacation, which was spent, at 1-ake Cuyamara. Mr. and Mrs. John Relah and MUELLER ILL BASEBALLEBS SAIL I CLUB WOMEN MKCT MIDWAY CITY. Aug.

A squad of 38 players repre- of senting the I'. Amateur Baseball iriJtton Beach waa tbs meeting Congress, seterted during the re- place Tuesday afternoon of Mid- r-enf national trials In Lincoln iwav Neighborhood Rrldgo sailed for England for a series wiih 'ing, Mesdaines George buff. R. O. 20 games In the British Isles.

lPrltchard, Johnson. Chester Sueaa, Bertha R. R. Settlement of their differences hy heirs of the late Mrs. Emma More Heath and Da Mueller, of Santa Ana.

who left in addition to tires, are! Mexican a 8130.000 estate, vesterdav ended meoufactiired by the rubber in- priaea b.v Mrs. contest of her will in superior Engine mountings, Hrs. court, where Judge V. X. Thomp-jHoor and running-board son, of Imperial county, admitted upholstery materials.

were awarded Da le for ca rd Sueas winning first, covert. Heath, aecond and Mrs. are in-; Pritchard, low prixes. Candies and 423'4 W. 4TH ST.

PHONE 1260 tional Air Races in Cleveland will won, John and Mrs. Virginia be Faya Lucille Cox, above, of Besscy were Sunday visitors at Cushing, Okla. Billed as "No. 1 woman parachule Mrs. Albert Hughes and Miss she will compete against four men.

Margaret Hughes have returned freni their vacation, which wns spent at Big Bear lake with Mrs. Walter Adams. Mrs. Adams has MORE. ACCIDENTS OCCUR INI THE than ini aimv other ROOM OR A HOME.

Approximately 2200 inhabitants the Virgin Islands migrate to the H'afes PRESENTS BOTH SIDES OF THE SHOE QUESTION he npw shoe fashions have thrown convention to the winds! up on one side and down on the other! the new asymmetric wear vogue that gives your foot sweopingly graceful lines, that makes your instep look higher and your foot tinier. And i Rhythm Step shoes play this flattering theme i with clever new variations! Find Extra I Support in a 3-Step Test You ran wear this new, light, I graceful fashion with extra sup! port. In Rhythm Step shoes wiih weightless Rhythm Treads. They suppc the heel, arch and ball of your foot with no added Gloriously buoyant and extra comfortable! Just 3-step test is enough to convince you that an utterly different, marvelously comfortable to walkingin light, little RhvthmStep shoes! Come in and her guest this week, her grandson, Walter Hapke, of El Segundo. Mr.

Mrs. Win. C. Rerrimnn and children, Phyllis and Edgar were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Clodt at Yorba J.inda Sunday, Miss Mildred Gillogly was a week-end visitor at Balboa Island. Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Adams entertained recently at their home with a birthday dinner in honor of their son, George.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kruse and children. Audrey and Billy, of Anaheim. were Sunday guests in the Charles Roish home.

Mrs. Albert Pryor and children. Gerald and Jeanne, of Santa Ana. were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs.

R. F. Reish. The Pryors had just returned from a pleasant sojourn at Catalina Island. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Tyler, a A NICKEL- IS MOSTLY OF WHAT, METAL -p BANSWER: The American nicxel contains approximately three times as much cepper as nickel. THE earth moves around the sun at a speed of 18 miles per second, and a meteorite striking head-on, strikes at a speed of 18 xk miles per second, plus its own speed. LOYALIST AND REBEL PLANES BATTLE FOR AIR SUPREMACY HENDAYE, Franco-Spanish Frontier, Aug.

(UP) Loyalists and insurgents battled for mastery of the skies the document to probate and appointed Royal Mueller executor. The court ruled that Mrs. Nluel ler had been of sound mind at he tlfne of making her will which nominated her son, Royal as executor. His brother. Kdwln Mueller, and three sisters.

Mrs, Krnnia Bandick, Mrs. Dora Rohr and Mrs. Sophie Klalt. contested the will on the ground that their mother had not been of sound mind and had been undue influence of Royal Mueller. The will had divided two Or angp county rancbeR among four of the children and willed 'larger ranch, consisting of 3J acres of oranges at San l.uis Rev San Diego county, to Royal.

The five shared equally in other assets of the estate, including Laguna, Beach property, cash, revolving funds, etc. Reconciliation was effected between the heirs as the contest was dropped, and a compromise effected whereby Royal Mueller sold the San Luis Rey ranch to his brothers and sisters, according to a statement today by his attorney, R. C. Mize, who not disclose terms of the sale. Mize and David French were counsel for Royal Mueller in the case, Attorney Clyde Shoemaker, of r.os Angeles, appearing for the contestants.

CLUB ENTERTAINED HUNTINGTON BEACH, Aug. 25 of the and cluh were entertained recently In the Angeles home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pa till. Miss Lucretia Warburton, of Houston, Texas, was a guest.

Following dinner cards were enjoyed, with Mrs. Uoyd Stock having high score and Mrs. Estella Pauli low score. Attending were Mr. and Mrs.

eluded. nuts were served. i Uoyd Stock, of Huntington Reachnd: along the Ebro river front today in a desperate effort to and Mrs. Russeii pa.m and son, Alex, spent the week-end at break a month long deadlock sapping the Strength of both Kstella Pauli of Costa Mesa; $7.50 Mb $7.50 RICHARD A. BRADFORD DR.

A. REED SHOE CO 818 No. Sycamore St. Sequoia National park. Miss Ruth Newman, of J.os Angeles.

is spending the week with her grandmother. Mrs. Annie Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs.

Kd Adams of Downey, spent Sunday with K. H. Adams and other relatives. Miss Beverly Hanselman arcompaniod them hemp to spend the week Mrs. Roy Adams and Misses Virginia, and Grace Adams were guests recently of Mrs.

John Holditch at Laguna Beach, Planned by Mrs, Vern Robinson as a compliment to her son. Jack, her brother-in-law, Paul Robinson. was chicken dinner re- jcentlv, when a group of relatives met -n observance of their birth- davs. At the close of the meal two birthday cakes were served, one very small one decorated with one for Jack, and the other large I cake beautifully decorated. Those enjoying the evening were Mr.

and Mrs, Paul Robinson and daughters, Marie and Patsy Mrs. Leonard Zink and children, r.eland, Lorraine, Betty and Paul; Glenn Robinson, G. W. Robinson, and Mr. and Mrs.

Vern Robinson and children. Frank, Virginia. Su- isr.n. and Jack. Mrs.

Jack Hapke, of Rl Segundo, I was a visitor here Sunday. She the wedding of her cousin. Miss Virginia. Adams. Mrs.

Steve Getchell, accompanied hy her brother-in-law, Mr. andimatter armies. Government dispatches that 10 Italian Fiat warplanes hadi been shot down and two Italian jj, aviators landed by parachute behind the government lines and were taken prisoners. Loyalists said they lost only four pianos, hut the insurgent announcements claimed that 14 government craft fell during the aerial fighting. Attacks Repulsed Insurgent attacks north of Cor-j ORANGE PERSONALS ORANGK, Aug.

and Mrs. Garris, 585 North I street, have as house guests, Mrs.j Mr. and Mrs. Baillie, Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Harrison, Miss eretia Warburton and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pauli. OLIVE Garris' niece, Mrs. C.

M. Craemer.j/, Mr. an(i Mrs. V. O.

Heim are spending the week of Blue Island, and her daugh-iWith Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Meyer ter and grandson, Mrs. Helen Orange at Sequoia National ecka and Jerry, of Hazelcrest, were repulsed by government I Sunday the family group was joinedL. Fr'eda Schaaf returned San Diego, where taking a teachers' planes, the Loyalists said, assert- by other relatives, Mr.

and Mrs. I Monday from ing that recent days of vain at- Russell Selwlck. of Beach, been tacking had greatly weakened theja picnic partv at Cabrillo Beach rebels. Mrs. Roinhold Duker, South Har- Mr.

and Mrs. George Keineman The government reported it hadjwood street, entertained a daughters, Elois and Geor- captured important heights in the some Tuesday night. Present were have returned from a Sierra Zazaeapilia on the Strama- Miss Klva Wefel. Miss Emma Newport Beach, dura front and had advanced to-'ker and Mrs. Martin Duker.

i Mrs. E. H. Kreidt ward Alcansllla in the Onterilblo! Associate Matron Tva Reeves T.ee day in Santa Monica and sector. and Worthy Patron Dan Grnwell calling Insurgent advices claimed slow will he in charge of the meeting relatives.

but steady advances north of Ca- Scepter chapter, O. K. this eve. on friende ENDORSED By All thf Funeral In ORANGE COUNTY Terry and Campbell Brown and Wagnar Coffey Funeral Dixon Funaral Homan Dival Funaral Homa Flanagan and Roaaalot Gillogly Funaral Homa Hilgenfeld Funaral Homa Laguna Baach Funaral Homa McAulay and Sutars Shannon Funaral Homa Smith and Tuthill Winbiglar Mortuary EARL ABBEY ASK YOUR lawyers, and Peace These are the Professional Men who are in Daily Contact With His Work. THEY KNOW HAS SERVED ONE TERM.

NOW SEEKING A SECOND ONE RESIDENT OF ORANGE COUNTY FOR OVER 30 YEARS RE-ELECT Earl Abbey CORONER AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR YOUR GUARANTEE OF CONTINUED COURTEOUS AND EFFICIENT SERVICE beza and capture of 700 prisoners. In Hg nt Masonic hall. An eve-! of entertainment and a de- lightful social hour are In Russia, woman parachute Miss Doris Quinn, of Portland, jumpers are, encouraged hy the was the guest recently of her government. Several thousand of former Santa Ana Junior college them have formed what is known Mrs. O.

C. Ulrich, 110 as the "Suicide North Center street. Mrs. Emily F. Krohe, South Main street, is at the home of Mrs.

Fs- Opening of the North Atlantic (ella Hanson, corner of Atair route, believed now to he. a mond avenue and South Orange Mrs. Jrving Getehell of Long on1-v of months will In- street, recuperating from a sudden were visitors recently in the home a in the suffered fit her home Sat-: development of commercial avla-jurday. Mrs. Krohe is reported as 10 IPr- tion.

a rapid recovery. of Mrs. Steve Mrs. Annie Caldwell. Word has been received of th death of Mrs.

R. Ford, former resident of Villa Park. For the past five years Mrs. Ford ha made her home with her daughter Mrs. Anne Moon, of T.ong Beach.

Santa Ana TWO DRIVERS CITED ORANGE, Aug. traffl citations were issued yesterday Orange police. E. R. Carr, Box 15 was charged with speeding and not having the rea license plate of his car exposed John J.

Harvey, 73, of Fontana was cited for 'ailing to make boulevard stop. JESSE L. ELLIOTT QUALIFIED CAPABLE EXPERIENCED be HERIF Of Orange County He is not dictated to or controlled by any group or clique. Will not engage in or endorse any malicious propaganda designed to injure any candidate. He is Honest, Sincere and Fearless in the enforcement of all laws.

Erficient, Economical and Impartial He will cooperate in every way with all law enforcement agencies in the county. YOPR VOTE OS AI GI 8T WILL BF APPRECIATED TUNE IN RADIO KVOE Thursday, Aug. 25, 8:30 p. m. Saturday, Aug.

27, 9:15 p. m. Monday, Aug. 29, 7:15 p. m.

Open Letter to Voters By Joel E. Ogle Candidate For DISTRICT ATTORNEY Realizing the Impossibility of seeing each one of you personally because our County now has a population of about 150,000, I take this means to communicate with those of you whom 1 have been unable to reach, let me give you some of my qualifications: I came to Orange County fourteen years ago, having practiced law here since Prior to that time I served the office of Los Angeles in an advisory and executive capacity. Some four years ago I resigned the post of assistant City Attorney of Santa Ana after having served in that capacity for three and one-half years. All of the ordinances which 1 researched, briefed, and drafted are still in force today. Santa Ana.

is the largest Municipal Corporation in Orange County, and as Assistant City Attorney of this City much work snd experience was gained with little glory or publicity. By reason of this service 1 am classified in my Service Club as a Municipal Law Specialist. Do not misunderstand me to say, (as some have,) that. 1 know all the law. because no man ever will, but as long as they print law books, and there are twenty-four hours in a day, 1 will find out what the law is on a given subject.

Why do 1 want this office? For these reasons: I want to be District Attorney because it is the one political job here that, fits me. 1 know how to clean up this County to make it the paradise we all want our County to be. It calls for a fight, and a hard one. I realize that, this office can either make or break a man, depending upon the work of that man. And at my age, 38 should I fail to live up to your expectations.

I am done. On the other hand, should I fulfill your expectations, then my future is assured and Orange County will have gone ahead in the right, direction. I believe that the district office requires a man in the prime of life, with the knowledge, the health and coupled with the willpower to compete with conditions in this fast moving age. I point with pride to the success of men of the same, or younger age. such ss Dewey (aged 38) now district attorney of New York, such as Martin (aged 31) now President of the New- York Stock exchange, and the Governor of the State of Texas, now 33.

If you do not see fit to elect me I shall work toward these same lines Just the same, and I shall cooperate with the man of your choice. Sincerely yours, JOKL K. OGLE ON KVOE TONIGHT TOMORROW NIGHT 8:30 AND MONDAY EVENING AT 5:45 YOU CAN ENJOY LIFE TO THE FULLEST IN THIS NEW HOME AT LIDO ISLE 15 Minutes Your Business THE surroundings are quiet and charming 60 year round families are your you are an active part of a wholesome community social you lead the life you love and you love the life you lead. A V-; me ML You May Move Into This Home Now for 650 Cash 36 Per Mo. LIDO ISLE A Smart Address P.

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