anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-27

Trade-Industry Group Slate Election Meet The Round Table of Orange County Joint Apprenticeship Committee has scheduled an election of officers dinner at the Revere House in Tustin for Thursday, April 30 at 7:30 p.m., it was announced today by the club's president, James R. Wilson. "The organization is comprised of both representatives of labor and management in the different trade and industries in the area and meets for the purpose of fostering, promoting and furthering apprenticeship opportunities for the young people of Orange County," according to Wilson. Stanley Van Niman, chairman of the arrangements committee, stated that the program speaker will be Rolla R. McFall, area supervisor, State of California Division of Apprenticeship Standards. The first U.S. census report, made in 1790, was a booklet of 56 pages. The 1959-60 censuses of population, business, agriculture and so on will require more than 130,000 pages of statistical tables. 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BROADWAY (Opposite Post Office) PR 4-32 YOUR MONEY'S WORTH No Longer Any Doubt of Recovery As Previous Records Now Being Broken By SYLVIA PORTER Are we in the foothills of a new BOOM? There no longer is any doubt that we're out of the cycle of recovery from the 1957-58 recession into a new upswing. All previous records for industrial production, personal incomes, retail sales, construction, steel output, etc. are now being smashed. Peaks set as far back as the fall of 1966 are now being topped. This isn't simply "recovery"; this is a surge to new heights. There no longer is any doubt that the economic advance is solid, remarkable widespread. Just about every industry — big and small, basic and minor — is now participating in the climb. The auto industry finally has snapped out of its 1956-59 doldrums, a development of major importance. The spurt in housing assures increased buying of appliances, furniture, all sort of goods that go into new houses. After concentrating a major part of their purchases on softgoods and foods, America's consumers are again starting to favor hardgoods too. This isn't just a spotty, selective rise; it's strong and broad. And there no longer is any doubt that an upswing as pervasive and powerful as this will continue for many more months. Or, as one informed source put it to me in a private talk in Washington last week, "I can't see it ending for at least a year; it seems safe for that." The last giant force determining the direction of our economy — spending by industry on new plants it should continue to the spring of 1960 before peaking out. It well might last longer, of course. "All this being so, what's the difference between this solid, widespread advance and a new boom?" I asked a well-known Washington authority. "How do you distinguish between the two?" "The lack of pressures is the distinguishing feature," he replied after some hesitation. "For instance, while business spending on plants is rising again, it is not soaring at a pace that would bring back shortages of materials and manpower, as in 1955. We still have unused capacity and a distressing high level of unemployment. That's why I don't call it a boom." For many months there has been a perceptible difference of opinion between experts in Wall Street and top men in Washington about the strength of the current advance. Actually, almost since the recession low was hit precisely a year ago, Wall Street has been decidedly more optimistic about the revival than Washington. Now, my recheck of sources in Washington reveals Washington has shifted to the Wall Street view. "What's more, there is increasing confidence that the rise will be prolonged. The statistical evidence to back what I'm writing here is impressive. To mention just a few of the basic indicators: Personal incomes last month jumped over $3 billion to a new peak — more than $3 billion in 30 days! ... Retail sales soared 10 per cent over March 1958, to a level even surpassing last December's record... Builders began SERVICE HONORED — Anaheim man William D. Jackson, 706 Juniper Pl., was recently honored by the Los Angeles Firestone Company for his 25 years of service with a 25-year pin and a check for $100. The presentation was made to Jackson by Leonard K. Firestone, president of the California Co. and son of the founder. Weather Conditions Big Smog Contributor BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) — Severe smog returned to parts of California during 1958. A publication of the state Public Health Department says that meteorological conditions accounted mainly for the increase in smog last year over 1957. "The experience in 1958 is a reminder that natural forces play an important role in how frequent and how severe our smog episodes will be and that control programs must become effective enough to offset weather conditions..." said the agency. Local Mayor to Green State Recreation Ground The California Recreation Society District held their monthly business meeting at the Wheel Restaurant, where M.A. J. Schutte welcomed the group on behalf of the host city, heim. George Eaton, Chair of the Anaheim Park and Reception Commission, pointed out strides that are being taken Anaheim to meet the challenge that is being presented to the recreation profession by the incarceration time. A travelogue was presented Al Serguill of he Los Angeles City Department of Recreation and Parks, of his trip behind "Iron Curtain" last year. Throughout this film it became very evident of the efforts made by Russia and othereign countries to improve physical as well as moral ards through use of leisure. Vehicle Hire Bids Offer Stanton Post Office Postmistress Mary J. Davenport Stanton Post Office had nounced that bids are now available for vehicle hire for the Stanton Post Office. Bid forms may be obtained at the Post Office in the Stanton za by interested persons, and be received until noon of April 1959. starting to favor hardgoods too. This isn't just a spotty, selective rise; it's strong and broad. And there no longer is any doubt that an upswing as pervasive and powerful as this will continue for many more months. Or, as one informed source put it to me in a private talk in Washington last week, "I can't see it ending for at least a year; it seems safe for that." The last giant force determining the direction of our economy — spending by industry on new plants and equipment — has now joined consumer spending and government spending in pointing upward. The magnitude of the upturn in business spending isn't as significant as the fact that the upturn has come, for this signals a new phase of expansion which should persist for some time. Even if the duration of this general economic advance matches only the average duration of previous advances in our country in the past 100 years, has shifted to the Wall Street view. "What's more, there is increasing confidence that the rise will be prolonged. The statistical evidence to back what I'm writing here is impressive. To mention just a few of the basic indicators: Personal incomes last month jumped over $3 billion to a new peak — more than $3 billion in 30 days! ... Retail sales soared 10 per cent over March 1958, to a level even surpassing last December's record. ... Builders began houses at an annual rate of almost 1.4 million and construction as a whole set new highs. ... Industrial production rose 2 points on the Federal Reserve Board's index to a new top, a spectacular breakthrough and a cheering indicator for future employment. ... Then if the upswing continues as expected and a step-up in business spending later this year does cut joblessness to a so-called 'normal' level, you'd call this a new boom?" I asked my informant. "Yes. I guess you might even call it pretty close to boom right now. You'd not have to stretch the word far to make it fit." (Distributed 1959 by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) Anaheimers Welcomed To Astronomy Meet The public is invited to a talk on "The Family History of Star" to be given at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Chrysler Training Center, 111 N. Brookhurst St. The program is sponsored by the Santa Ana subsection of the Institute of Radio Engineers. The speaker will be Dr. A. J. Deutsch, a professor at Cal Tech, and a staff member of the Mount Wilson and Palomar observatories. He is to speak in laymen's terms on stellar spectroscopy, and its relationship to determining the life time of stars. Photographs taken with the 200-inch telescope at Mount Palomar will be shown. 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One day recently, a policeman spotted a puzzled-looking elderly woman standing at an intersection in Jerusalem while the light flashed red and then green several times without her trying to cross the street. When he asked what was the matter, she replied: "I'm waiting for a light with a figure of a woman to go on." George Eaton, Chairman of the Anaheim Park and Recreation Commission, pointed out the signs that are being taken by Anaheim to meet the challenge it is being presented to the Recreation profession by the increase in leisure time. A travelogue was presented by Sergulff of he Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, of his trip behind the Anton Curtain" last year. Throughout this film it became evident of the efforts being made by Russia and other foreign countries to improve their physical as well as moral standards through use of leisure time. Vehicle Hire Bids Open for Stanton Post Office Postmistress Mary J. 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