The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 5

SAWTA ANA DAILY HEGISTEH, WEDNESDAY, EVENINC, JIII.Y 1, 193J tMemhem of tho Ana slof havo not nor will ever as declared Chief of poo Floyd Howard yeaterday In Ik dellYored the Santa cltib at the weekly meeting of that organJaa In the Santo Ana cafe. boya may he used to handle Iffle In the biislneaa dlatrtct on AMD rRAGRAMT HE TEA SELECTED BY HOTEL Iwlela kaesr Uree Too. IMa fkmaefel. iaMdaee Maad tree tea apecial Howard aald, "hut their principal aerrtce ia rendered at the Bchoola where the hoys enforce playground and achool and handle traffic during the houra are on the at reels. "Members of the Junior Police force are not empowered to make arrests but they are expected to take the license numbers of automobiles whose drivera violato the law and menace the eafety of atu- dente.

These numbera are turned In to the police department and a letter written to the driver in which the purpose of the Police is outlined and co-operation requested. "During the summer months are used in policing the snd so far have proven very successful In preventing among the boys and safeguarding children crossing the Explain Howard explained the purposes hack of organizing the Junior po llcemen by stating that between the ages of 12 and 14 boya hard to contact through adult meawures and can he reached heat by hoys of their own age. The Junior Police department la composed of hoys ranging in ages from 14 to 20 These were from of the ilgh achool and Junior high K-hooIa. Thla selection was made. In majority of by the faculty members of the schools.

They are organlaed as a battalion with company located at each school. companies are directed by a captain, first three sergeants and a company clerk. The entire battalion is In chaige of Arthur Casey who has the title chief of Junior police." Weekly Meetinga Held Members of department report each Tuesday night for police school and are given a list of questions dealing with various city ordinances and sections of the motor vehicle law. questions are taken home, answers prepared and returned to Chief of Police Howard for marking and collection. dresses alto given by well- known men at group meetings.

In his talk Chief Howard also outlined Ihe (Jutles of Officer Nelson who has been assigned the du- of contact man or police department salesman. With a force these districts. Kelson contacts the of all buslnesa In the outlying at regulnr intervals and complaints. These complaints are turned in at the office of the chief and necessary action taken, Howard ended talk with a plea for community co-operstlon with the police department and with the Junior in their efforts to nerve city. College Graduate Speaks Sunday In Nazarene Church MIDWAY CITY, July Rev.

James P. tVllllams, who has Just graduated from Pasadena college, la to occupy the pulpit of the Midway City Nazarene church next Sunday evening, which Ui the laet evening aervlce which will he held until the conclusion of the John Drown revival services. The Rev, Mr. Williams as a boy. attended the Rev.

Mr. Woodson's church in Redlands In 1922. The young society of the local church is to he reorganized following the conclusion of the revival services. Big Cut In Fares To Vacation Lands miD TO AMEIICA'f TAITB of 12 men. Howard said it la Impossible to properly police outlying and give proper protection to the business in In an endeavor to make it possible for everyone to have at least a few days of vacation, even under the present conditions, the Motor Transit Lines have recently Inaugurated week-end round trip excursion rates to various mountain and beach play places served by this popular motor stage system, according to A.

M. Thomas, local agent for the company here. "The remarkably low dally summer fares have been further slashed for week-end vacation remarkod Agent Thomas today, "so that everyone can now take advantage of a few days outing and recreation. "Particularly economical weekend excursion rates have Just been made applicable to all resorts in the San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountains. Including Arrowhead.

Big Bear Ijike and nil of the FITLLKRTON, July scheduled for the summer by the young people of the Christian and Presbyterian church societies were announced today by Mrs. Pearl Luce, social chslrman. Tomorrow the Initial party will he held at p. m. In the Fullerton plunge, followed at 9:20 p.

m. hy refreshments at the Christian church recreational hall. Approximately 250 young people wlH have a beach skating party at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs.

C. C. Chapman have offered the use of their Long Beach summer home for July 14, when the group will have a beach party at Beach. The Fullerton varsity golf course will be ths scene of an amateur tournament and entertainment July 23. On July 20, a boat ride out of Long Beach from the Pine avenue pier Is planned.

On August 4 a theater party at the Fox Fullerton theater plan' ned and the following Thursday a barbecue will he served at the Tzaak Waltoti league log cabin on Hillcrcst. Corona Del Mar will be the scene of a beach swimming party snd picnic dinner on Augtjst 20. The concluding party will he hell AugtJst 27 and will Include a hay ride to Irvine park, Rohert I.i«nce and Miss Lola Hershberger will assKst Mrs. Luce on the refrehment committee. Mrs.

Luce announced that the group will Include in addition to the members of the two churches young people who have no church afflliatlon. Edna Squires Greeted With Rice and Shoes Edna Squirss, formsrly Edna Basks, whess marriags to Donald Squires waa announced on Saturday, wst busy "efssnlng ysttsrday. That is, ths was hard at work sxtrseting the rice snd other eongratufstopy emblems from her desk In office of County Clerk J. M. is a deputy.

Squires ia a In traffic young host of Mrs. Isvishly and returned to work ahe found terpentines of many colors, old shoe or two, of bride nd groom, and eongrat- ulstient gracefully atrewn about. The rice, admitted, might fit comfortably into a pudding aome day. REVIVAL PLANS ILINLO FOR GROUPAIMLSA Cloned Sntiirdny (July Till 9 P. M.

Thurnday Offering County Grocers War On Peddlers LOS ALAMITOa. July Hurlburt, local grocer, waa chairman of a of Indn- pendent grocera of Orange county and the cmintlee Immediately adjacent who held a meeting in the Community hall at Midway City night. The purpoae of the meeting was If poealhle, what C09TA ME3A. July I regular monthly meeting of Costa Mesa brotherhood was held; Tuesday evening In the aoelal hall of Community church, with F. R.

Kline, of Santa Ana, aa the; speaker. on the John Brown evangelistic campaign were given. and "A Cottage! were sung hy Mrs. B. W.

Ellis, with Mrs, James Colwell as piano accompanist. "Betty at the: Baschall and were readings given by Miss Ramona Williams. The 20 dinner waa served hy a group of Aid and their as Mesdamea F. William Moores, A. Nelson.

H. B. McMurtry, and Misses Msrthi llssse, Naney Holt, Doris McMurtry, and Miriam Wellman. Albert Dudek, brotherhood president preaided. Among the dinner were Frank Tucker, Tucker.

H. McMurtry. E. A. Rea, Bert Ellis, Charles Ogden, Charles Hummel, T.

F.iln. Fred Flneh. J. Cleghorn, I.swrenee Wright. Wilfred Rowntree.

Fred Myera, Charles Kesel, C. M. Ulery, J. Brown, A. P.

Nelson, Earl Tead, A. M. Nelson, Wm. Moores. Rev A Hasse.

Edgar Chaplin, D. J. IJoyd Wlllcutt, tames BOLSA Forethought and prudence are the proper qualities of a TAKING THE INITIATIVE IN SAFETY ACIFIC STATES present position of First in tlie Nation was attained not by mere compliance with legal lafcty standards but by consistently taking the initiative in prudent and farsighted measures of safety. Among the nine distinctive safeguards which characterize its leadership is its: to determine, i. can he done to do away with the Gibson, itinerant peddler who makes the i Kvans, James Bmnett.

J. Rey unincorporated towns and, many nolda. Ed Bennett. Frank Vlele times, without a license. and J.

H. Vlele. Hurlburt been Instrumental In circulating a petition to place be Hooked Off Boat Polity Regarding Bank Credit Years before the new California building and loan law placed a limit upon the borrowing power of individual associations, Pacific Sutes Savings initiated an even more stringent policy with regard to its own bank credit. And its monthly financial Statements have invariably shown this institution to be free from bank indebtedness its extensive bank credit fully available should the need arise. This non-use of our borrowing power is typical of the conservatism which has long marked our financial leadership.

A conservatism evidenced today by the noubly healthy condition of our loans hf the maintenance of our cash and bond reserves at full strength and by more than ten million dollars in special reserve, unallocated earnings, and capital funds. With their funds thus guarded, our 80 thousand prudent savers have good cause for their deep sense of satisfaction. In a year of widc- ipread financial disappointment, their savings have continued intact and have yielded attractive interest regularly. Our rate of 5 is worth while to them, and to all who appreciate the importance of out safeguards. 7 DAYS MORE Funds placed with us hyMy so may earn interesf from July or slightly higher yields a term basis.

i July Walker daughter. Miss Velda Walker, I have gone to Red Bluff, whore they are to he the giieets of Mr. brother, Gil VTalker, snd and will visit a nleoe. Miss Elizabeth who Is patient In a Rod Bluff hospital following a rooent oporatlnn- Earl Gardner Is on onitohes following several weeks during which time he was Incapacitated as the result of an Injured leg. George Harding underwent a minor operation Monday.

Ira Gill and wife and son have left on their vacation. They expect to spend the time In tho Red Bluff diftrlct. John Pchurllff, former local resident. and now of Santa Ana. was In Bolsa Sunday, visiting former neighbors.

Mrs. Edith Mrs. Bauer and son and Dale Bauer, attended the wedding Sunday afternoon In Panta Ana of Miss Geneva McMillan and Mr. The hrlde Is a niece of Mrs. Bauer and Mrs.

McMillan. Stanley Bauer, who has been 111 for a few days. able to he out again. Mr and Mrs. G.

W. Fuller and son. Glenn Fuller, spent Friday In Banning, where they visited Miss Gladys Noble. circulating a petition to piace aupervlaora requesting an 1 11113, ordinance to remedy this altua- tlon. John C.

Mitchell, of the hoard of supervisors was present and stated that while there la an NEWPORT BEACH. July nance covering this situation an- tuna weighing 2R 1-2 pounds was other being drafted with more hrought In on tho Daisy, of rigid He pledged him- the fishing boats operated out of to do sll In power to as- here, and the specimen was said In correcting the present altus- today to he the first of that va- NEW LOW PRICES Guaranteed Hill Carden Quality Kuppenhfimff SUITS $34.50 New Low Price One Lot and Young SUITS $17.50 Special Price Silk Lined TIES rly SI.SO I 95c Fi'frnrrly II.5Ö and 12 tion. Anaheim Man To Speak At Laguna ANAHEIM. July Dana, well known Anaheim business man, h.is been Invited to address the I.Agun*, Beach Art association at a meeting of the orgsn- iz.atlon in the Art gallery the evening of July II. He will speak on "An Approach to and win deftns position In the art world today.

rlety hrought In this season Barracuda are becoming plentiful. anglers state, and the largest so far this season have been hooked during the past few days. One weighed 12 pounds, according to Cliff Von Kennel, Balhna tackle msn. Fish reporting to J. B.

McNally, atate that aome broadhlll swordfish, fish that bring Joy to the heart of the sportamon, have been aeen off the Nwwport and Balboa ahore. 1 UGUNA BEACH LAGUNA BEACH, July I. Thirteen were tn the dinner party given hy Mr. and R. L.

McCrea at a local cafe. Their guests for the occasion were Mrs. Mae McCrea Allen, Mlea Gertrude Mc- Creo, both of Los Angeles, slaters of Mr. McGrea; Mrs. James R.

Martin and her daughter. Miss ENJOYS VACATION Gladys Nohle. Elizabeth Martin. Mrs. C.

W. Bell. Louis Bauer of the I. D. i p.i«adena; Mrs.

Charles D111- llngford general merchandlw stort. Klrchofer. Mr. and Bauer and Maurice McMillan and have left on Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard St. Clair, family expects to spend two weeks SAN CLEMENTE. July Mlllen, proprietor of the Union Service station In Pan Clemente, Is on a vacation at Arrowhead with Mrs. Mlllen and Gordon. Mlllen plana to In town In time to care of the holiday crowd over the week end.

A brother hna charge of the station during vacation. Flannel PANTS Formerly to $6.85 Formerly 17.60 to 19.50 DRESS PANTS $4.85 SHIRTS Formerly It 95 $1.45 95c Formerly Hill Carden of Santa Ana, Lid. 112 West 4th St. Open Daily Until 6 P. M.

9 P. M. at Lake Tahoe and will also go to Reno and other points north before returning home. O. Larsen, local barber, and Mrs.

weoit Paturday night to Fallhrook. spending Sunday at Mr. old home. Miss Helen Hill, teacher In the Bolsa school, was visiting In Bolsa Sunday frrim Pasadena. Mr.

and H. T. Rork away on a 19-day vacation trip which is being apent In the mountains above Bakersfield. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Rosa and fnmllv and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Olll of the Walker dairy ranch spent Sunday picnicking at the Jetty. Wright street south from Bolsa Is being torn up for one mile In preparation for the applying of a macadam coating. Mr.

and Mrs. John Farnsworth and Mrs. Jease Howard attonded the funeral of Miss Goldie Wlnkle- pleok, whoso death resulted from an Injury sustained when riding a horae. Mrs. John Fam.sworth and moth- Mr.

and Mrs. Charles John.son and son, Robert, and Mr. and Ernest 8. Wooster drove to the Pan Lula Rey canyon and enjoyed a picnic lunch Sunday. Miss Margaret Ettlnger entertained Sunday for half a dozen guests, these being Marquia Bushy, Miss Muriel Babcock, Ross Phattuck, Harriet Parsons and T.

Jones. Prizes at the American Legion party at. Legion hall went to 8. A. Hayward, Mrs.

W. O. Schmelzel, S. A. Hayward and Major F.

N. Coshy for high In bridge. Prizes in were won hy Mrs. R. K.

Wilson, Mrs. Abe Ralph L. Bell and Fred Warman. Mrs. Paaiuel C.

Pierce was hostess In the patio of her home Sun- lay entertaining In honor of her son, Samuel. were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pierce, Frank Arden. Barbara Harry Carlisle, Miss Betty Carter, Connie Carter.

Mlsa Barbara Isch, Louise Eric St. Clalr, Speoify Sharwln- Wllllams and ua raoommand a good painter. ERNEST QOULO, Prop. BILLY BEADLE. Mgr.

30S WEST FOURTH ST. SANTA ANA herwin -W illiams CONCRETE. 1 LL FIATSU acific states avings AND LOAN COMPANY Established i88g er Thomas Howard, and als- Rankin, Mlaa Meredith ter-ln-law. Mrs, Jeesee lunahan. Hal George Dun- apent a day picnicking at Hunting- John Encel and Bill Morten- ton Beach.

SANTA ANA BRANCH 413 NORTH MAIN STREET W. L. COPELAND. Manager LAtOBST BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION IN BE THE NATION ONE HOUR ONLY! 2 P. M.

TO 3 P. M. THURSDAY 32-Cut, 16-ln. IMPORTED i- CRYSTALS Strung on Sterling Silver Chain Bring Tlut Coupon Worth 3.01 It Sherwin Wiliiuns Concrete Wall Finsih for homes and other buildings does two things well: First, it makes the wall tight. Rain soak in to make the house dsinp snd hard to heat, it prevents stieaking and cracking from freezing.

And second, you mny have your favorite color stucco is often unattractive and grimy from weather. Sherwin-Williams Concrete Wail Finish ii economical to use spreads easier and goes farther, special priming coat is necessary two coats give a beautiful finished job under usual circumstances. If you have con- aete. brick, cement or stucco walls to protect and beautify, visit our store and seethe wide range of Sherwin-Williams Concrete Wail Finish colors. Per Gallon I 9 The manufacturer haa allotted us a few of these beautiful crystaia to sell at the advertising price of only 99c.

Regular price on one hour only, Thursday, 2 to 3 p. m. None told at this price after 3 p. m. Thursday.

If you come In during houra Me and tha Coupon into store ahtad of asta and your crys- tata will ba laid aaida for you. Santa Ana Drug 4th and Main TIMELY FVirCEXTIONF PORCH DECK house PAINT PAINT Drimm Ovr Night to WaiM on Made kaaf parch flaors leokiiM waflL re aid hard frontest house paint Ythie. Covert more per WUhaands iMt'sida axpeMra talloo. CotU less CHI your housc. UM italaoaaatepa.

longer paint. 1.10 Par gaJkm. mmwim -W PRESERVATIVE SHINGLE STAIN For ahinflas, reels and Shiogle Stains decay wd out the beauty of the frein ol the wood. Far- BiebednaOthelateU X-LBOup $3.75 SHSnWrn-WlLUAIHM ENAMELOID Rapid Ihrying Tour farorite color cotnM in Enametoid. Rapid drying and an easy to handle can inn Envneloid to beautify furniture, and a liKNiaand articles around jioaie.

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