anaheim-gazette 1942-06-11

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 HENRY KUCHEL, Editor and Publisher 1887-1935 Mrs. Henry Kuchel Theodore B. Kuchel Editors and Publishers The Anaheim Gazette has been owned and edited by the same family since 1875. Published every Thursday at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Subscription Per Year, $2.00 — Six Months $1.00 Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office at Anaheim, California, under the Act of March 8, 1879. Hardly Enough (Continued from Page 1) Keeping these principles in mind Sunday and every day, we cannot be swayed by bigotry and suspicion; cannot be led into stirring up strife among ourselves. We will find heartiest meaning in the pledge of allegiance to the flag, one nation, one people, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." Those Who “Take It” Say Times Are Better Than They’ve Been In Years Take it from the boys who “take it”—the tax collectors, times are better today in Anaheim and Orange county than they’ve been for some time. That was the opinion reflected this morning by County Tax Collector Don Mozley, who stopped in to say, commenting on the recent publication of county delinquent tax lists, that never in his recollection has the percentage of delinquencies been so low. They will run, all over the county, less than one and one half percent, which is evidenced by the brevity of the published notices on delinquent property which took up less than 12 newspaper pages this year in comparison to a usual 30 page edition. MORE MONEY “More people have more reason given by the County Collector for the optimistic showing. In Anaheim, similar news was forthcoming recently from the office of Deputy Tax Collector Jean Barry. Over 97 per cent of the city's taxes have also been They will run, all over the county, less than one and one half percent, which is evidenced by the brevity of the published notices on delinquent property which took up less than 12 newspaper pages this year in comparison to a usual 30 page edition. MORE MONEY "More people have more money," is the matter-of-fact reason given by the County Collector for the optimistic showing. In Anaheim, similar news was forthcoming recently from the office of Deputy Tax Collector Jean Barry. Over 97 per cent of the city's taxes have also been paid. Heffner Announces For County Sheriff At the suggestion and request of my many friends, and after a careful survey of the conditions Ana. Phone 5660. existing in this County, I announce myself as a Candidate for the office of Sheriff of Orange County. I have resided in this County for over forty years, and much of that time has been spent in law enforcement departments — for a number of years as highway patrolman, as Chief of Police, and in investigation. This experience qualifies me for sheriff and will enable me to cooperate in all co-ordination work with the army of the United States. Every citizen can be assured that I am not connected with any questionable interests, clique or organization which would deter me in honestly, fairly and justly enforcing the law for my employers, the voters of Orange County. Office and headquarters, Rooms 318-320 Otis Building, Corner Fourth and Main Streets, Santa Careful survey of the conditions Ana. Phone 5660. EFFECTIVE NOW NEW BUS SCHEDULES Ontario to Long Beach, and Return THROUGH ANAHEIM From ONTARIO to DOUGLAS Lv ONTARIO ... 5:40 2:10 10:40 Lv POMONA ... 5:55 2:25 10:55 Lv BREA ... 6:18 2:48 11:18 Lv FULLERTON ... 6:28 2:58 11:28 Lv ANAHEIM ... 6:38 3:08 11:38 Lv CYPRESS ... 6:51 3:21 11:51 Ar DOUGLAS ... 7:05 3:35 12:05 From DOUGLAS to ONTARIO Lv DOUGLAS ... 7:55 4:25 12:55 Lv CYPRESS ... 8:08 4:38 1:08 Lv ANAHEIM ... 8:21 4:51 1:21 Lv FULLERTON ... 8:30 5:00 1:30 Lv BREA ... 8:38 5:08 1:38 Lv POMONA ... 9:01 5:31 2:01 Lv POMONA 5:55 2:25 10:55 Lv BREA 6:18 2:48 11:18 Lv FULLERTON 6:28 2:58 11:28 Lv ANAHEIM 6:38 3:08 11:38 Lv CYPRESS 6:51 3:21 11:51 Ar DOUGLAS 7:05 3:35 12:05 From DOUGLAS to ONTARIO Lv DOUGLAS 7:55 4:25 12:55 Lv CYPRESS 8:08 4:38 1:08 Lv ANAHEIM 8:21 4:51 1:21 Lv FULLERTON 8:30 5:00 1:30 Lv BREA 8:38 5:08 1:38 Lv POMONA 9:01 5:31 2:01 Ar ONTARIO 9:15 5:45 2:15 CITRUS BELT LINES Phone 623-189 680 East 5th St. Ontario, Calif. "It's pouring outside,sir!" 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