anaheim-gazette 1943-08-19

Orange County Cities Show Increase In Assessed Valuations for Year When Orange county's 13 cities were notified during the past week of the amounts of their 1943-44 fiscal year tax assessments on which tax levies will be made by their respective city councils, it developed that Anaheim had advanced in net worth of its municipality to the sum of $8,841,900, an increase of $151,360 over the fiscal year of 1942-43. As shown by the total bill, the net worth of the 13 municipalities increased during the year to a new high of $94,608,045, an increase of 2.32 per cent over last year's figures of $92,458,865. This city was one of 10 municipalities showing an increased valuation, with Fullerton in the lead with a new high of $16,316,-995. Of the three cities which lost in net worth during the fiscal year, Santa Ana lost $242,495, bringing its total for the new fiscal year to $24,177,745. Le Habra's decrease was $7550 to a total of $1,005,190, and Tustin showed a loss of $34,215, making its total OLD SUNNY BROOK BRAND Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey "CHEERFUL AS ITS NAME" Also available in Bottled-in-Bond, 100 Proof McKESSON & ROBBINS, Inc. Exclusive Distributors — Anaheim, California GETS CORPORAL'S RATING Gilbert C. Aguilar, former Union high school student and son of Mrs. Carmen C. Aguilar, 1005 East Santa Ana street, has been promoted to the rank of corporate at Hunter Field, Georgia, according to announcement made by his commanding officer, Col. Bernard T. Castor. Cpl. Aguilar entered the service on January 14, 1943 in Los Angeles. He had previously been employed as a store clerk. His brother, Pvt. Philip Aguilar, also $638,110. Those showing a gain in addition to Anaheim and Fullerton were Brea, gain of $44,140 to a total of $1,4555,640; Huntington Beach, gain of $508,400 to a total of $9,870,450; Laguna Beach, gain of $54,045 to a total of $6,370,575; Newport Beach, gain of $21,150 to a total of $11,469,855. Orange, gain of $38,665 to a total of $6,109,365; Placentia, gain of $5,845 to a total of $607,343; San Clemente, gain of $21,390 to a total of $1,677,230; and San Beach, gain of $37,995 to a total of $5,157,650. Total net worth of the county and its 13 municipalities reached the sum of $202,736,725, showing an increase of $7,059,380 in the fiscal year just ended. If you haven't gotten around to buying a Second War Lost Bond, stop and think what would mean to you if our soldiers hadn't gotten round the fight. "You are looking at two billion feet of 'Insurance'!" Box shook is an essential commodity in the citrus business. Just how essential was demonstrated even before World War I when a severe citrus shook shortage occurred and prices were increased 75%. The beneficial results already obtained from cooperative marketing encouraged growers to employ the same methods in solving their shook supply problem. They organized the Fruit Growers Supply Company and through it purchased their own timber acreage and lumber mills. Siderable savings can be realized, sharper vigilance exercised over specifications and values. Needs of Exchange members can be estimated in advance and materials delivered where and when they are wanted. But its fundamental value has again been demonstrated in World War II. Once more shook is scarce. To make up for the dwindling supplies from other manufacturers, Supply Company mills are constantly working to increase production. Without them it is doubtful that enough citrus boxes could have been secured to ship the current crop. the citrus business. Just how essential was demonstrated even before World War I when a severe citrus shook shortage occurred and prices were increased 75%. The beneficial results already obtained from cooperative marketing encouraged growers to employ the same methods in solving their shook supply problem. They organized the Fruit Growers Supply Company and through it purchased their own timber acreage and lumber mills. Eight Million Dollars Saved Gradually they acquired control of over two billion feet of virgin timber—two billion feet of insurance to provide a dependable supply of box shook at reasonable cost. The Supply Company now operates with a capital investment of $6,000,000, on a revolving fund basis. Since its inception it has transacted nearly $300,000,000 worth of business and made savings of more than $8,000,000 to its grower-owners. Supply Company services are extended to secure the benefits of volume purchase of orchard and packing house materials. Con- But its fundamental value has again been demonstrated in World War II. Once more shook is scarce. To make up for the dwindling supplies from other manufacturers, Supply Company mills are constantly working to increase production. Without them it is doubtful that enough citrus boxes could have been secured to ship the current crop. The "insurance policy" is still paying dividends. Investigate the Facts Today, Exchange members include more than three out of every four California-Arizona citrus growers. These people, realizing that through cooperation they can meet current problems and at the same time build for the future, urge you to learn more about the benefits of Exchange membership now. For further information call at the address below or at any District Exchange or Sunkist packing house. These basic policies of the Exchange, expressed in the Articles of Incorporation, are fundamental: 1. To furnish the facilities and agencies through which the fruit and by-products of its members may be sold to best advantage. 2. To improve the methods of fruit handling in the groves and packing houses. 3. To increase the consumption of citrus fruits and their by-products by bringing about an equitable distribution at all times to all markets and by developing new markets. 4. The Exchange is a non-profit cooperative marketing organization owned and directed by its members. CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS EXCHANGE FIELD SERVICE DEPARTMENT • SUNKIST BUILDING • LOS ANGELES Sunkist ORANGES • LEMONS • GRAPEFRUIT CORPORAL'S RATING Mart C. Aguilar, former University school student and son Carmen C. Aguilar, 1005½ Santa Ana street, has been added to the rank of corporal serge Field, Georgia, accordannouncement made by his leading officer, Col. Bernard Mor. Aguilar entered the service January 14, 1943 in Los Andale had previously been employed a store clerk. His brovett. Philip Aguilar, also is D. The showing a gain in addition to Anaheim and Fullerton Brea, gain of $44,140 to a of $1,455,640; Huntington gain of $508,400 to a total $70,450; Laguna Beach, gain $2045 to a total of $6,370, Newport Beach, gain of $27, a total of $11,469,855. Edge, gain of $38,665 to a tota of $6,109,365; Placentia, gain $245 to a total of $607,340; Semente, gain of $21,390 to a total of $1,677,230; and Seal gain of $37,995 to a total $57,650. Net worth of the county is 13 municipalities reaches sum of $202,736,725, showing increase of $7,059,380 in the year just ended. If you haven't gotten around to buying a Second War Loan Bond, stop and think what it would mean to you if our solders hadn't gotten round to the fight. Red Cross Reports Show Chapter's Manifold Interests Some idea of the extent of the work accomplished by the local chapter, American Red Cross, may be gained from reports given at the monthly meeting held Tuesday night in Red Cross headquarters, 129 West Center street. Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs presided over the meeting, and accepted these reports which included that of the volunteer special services and also of the production department. In the volunteer services, it developed that 22 staff assistants had manned the office desks during the month, totaling 132 hours. In addition, four canteen corps members gave 48 hours; five motor corps members totaled 170 hours; three nurses' aides gave 121 hours, and four home service workers gave 125 hours, with 87 cases acted upon by this department. The tale told by the production department is equally vital for 250 workers sewed, knitted and made surgical dressings in 2100 hours of faithful service during which 637 garments were completed. Of the 40,780 surgical dressings made, 10,000 were done by workers in the rural districts of Cypress, Magnolia and Savanna. In addition 273 articles were donated including dozens of wash cloths for hospital use. Other business matters considered included announcement by Mrs. Youngs that Mrs. L. N. Wisser had accepted the nutrition chairmanship. A committee on by-laws was named as Mrs. Fred Weisel, Mrs. Lotus Loudon and Mrs. Leo J. Friis. Messrs. Lotus Loudon and August Schumacher Tax Rates Are Set By Directors Of Water District In common with other cities comprising the Metropolitan Water District of Sothern California, Anaheim has received information that the board of directors of the Water District has fixed the district's tax rate for 1943-44 at 48 cents per $100 of assessed valuation, the same rate that was in effect during the past fiscal year. The assessment against the city of Anaheim stands at $4,640.93. Of the 48 cent tax rate, 43 cents is required to meet interest and sinking fund requirements, according to City Clerk Charles E. Griffith, and 5 cents is for operating expenses of the Colorado river aqueduct system. Anaheim will continue to pay its assessment through the regular collection of taxes as certified to the county tax collector. Rates set for the new Coastal Municipal Water District, comprising Laguna Beach and surrounding areas, include an additional 14 cents plus the five cents operational expenses. Other cities comprising the district are Fullerton, Santa Ana, Los Angeles, Pasadena, Glendale, San Marina, Bev-Santa Monica, Long Beach and erly Hills, Burbank, Compton, Torrance. Tire Quotas Given For County Cars When the quotas on tire allotments for August were released from the office of Samuel Leask Jr., OPA Chief for the nine Southern California counties, the figures showed an increase of 68 percent in the quota of grade 111 tire, but a 14 percent decrease on grade 1 tires.] Bond, stop and think what it would mean to you if our soldiers hadn't gotten round to the fight. Other business matters considered included announcement by Mrs. Youngs that Mrs. L. N. Wisser had accepted the nutrition chairmanship. A committee on bylaws was named as Mrs. Fred Weisel, Mrs. Lotus Loudon and Mrs. Leo J. Friis. Messrs. Lotus Loudon and August Schumacher were named to select a war fund chairman. Treasurer Elmer Bruce reported an audit of the chapter's books for the period of January 1 to June 30, 1943, done by Charles E. Griffith. A budget for the period of July 1, 1943 to March 1, 1944 was adopted, totalling $7566. Tire Quotas Given For County Cars When the quotas on tire allotments for August were released from the office of Samuel Leask Jr., OPA Chief for the nine Southern California counties, the figures showed an increase of 68 percent in the quota of grade 111 tire, but a 14 percent decrease on grade 1 tires. In Orange county, grade 1 allotment was for 1069 tires as compared with 1274 permitted in July. However there will be 1246 grade 111 tires as compared with only 640 available last month. The quota set for inner tubes for passenger cars was 1252, more than a hundred over the July allotment. In the truck tire quota, 459 tires were allotted, with 416 tubes. Any excuse you can give for not upping your payroll savings will please Hitler, Hirohito and puppet Mussolini. IT TAKES BOTH War Bonds and Taxes To Win This War INDOOR DIMOUTS AREN'T NECESSARY! Famed Music Stories Will Apear On Telephone Hours World-famous stars of the music world who will appear the autumn series of "Teen Hour" programs broadcast Monday night at 9 o'clock KFI were announced to Robert J. Rossberg, local manager of Southern California Telecom company. Monday night, August brings Jascha Heifetz, not linist. Nelson Eddy will start night of September 6. On Sunday 13, Alec Templeton, the raids over Messina, Romania, Palermo. Lieut. Betty Peden, intruder by S. W. Golem, programmer of the day, impressed audience as typifying all the qualities of the WACS. Trained efficient in her neat uniform breathed the very spirit of civility as she impressed upright tarians the importance of man's place in the nation's tary plans, stating that 638 Army jobs listed, 400 can be filled by women. "It is not money that leaves men to volunteer for service the soft life," she asserted; the $50 basic pay and the training and drilling are that are meted out to the men. After particularizing on music training Lieut. Peden vivid picture of her own experiences at Fort Des Moines first women's training post lished. She gave humorous counts of the quarters established for the women recruits it had been the cavalry stable of the many jokes aimed at as "Hobby horses," with the name of the WAC commissariat Oveta Culp Hobby. "In Anaheim, as in every munity, there are eligible being very complacent about war, and never realizing that exists for their active cipation," she declared, in the club members to carry eligible women of their acceptance, the need for 600,000 WAC recruits. Lieut. Peden is a native fornian and a former schooler. She has charge of WAC recruiting in Orange county her headquarters in Santa Clara. Famed Music Stories Will Apear On Telephone Hours INDOOR DIMOUTS AREN'T NECESSARY! Increased light can easily be yours—at no extra electricity cost and without new lamps. Your present lighting equipment can be made to give greater eye comfort and better vision. TIPS for increasing light at no extra electric current cost or use 1. Replacing dark lamp shades with light-colored ones, or relining them with lighter-colored material, is a sure way to obtain more light from your lamps. Dark shades absorb too much light—waste electricity you pay for. 2. Be sure that lamps are high enough to throw full light on whatever you are reading or doing. Keep shades and globes free of light-robbing dust by cleaning them with a damp cloth regularly. Waste in war is a crime... Do not waste electricity just because it is not rationed Military Speakers Provide Program Rotary Meeting Dominated by the military, Mont's Rotary club program offertwo features of outstanding instance from two entirely different unches of the service. For Lieut. Betty Peden, Orange county retaining officer for the WACS, he programmed speaker, but an expected event was in store for members with the presence Lieut. Bob Rimpau, just home from the very heart of the aerial union in the Mediterranean area. It was the customary friendly session of the Rotarians in Elks bushouse, with President Paul Smith in the chair for the various business matters considered. Job songs, with Mrs. Steven W. Beth at the piano, included birthday greetings to two prominents members, Clarence Schultz and S. C. Hartranft, with a special gift for the latter in recogninion of his long years in Rotary service. In his talk, Lieut. Rimpau, inroduced by his host for the day, A. Gauer, touched lightly upon experiences on half a hundred or more bombing missions as pilot a Flying Fortress. These included action off Bizerte, in Turkia, raids over Messina, Rome and Algerio. Lieut. Betty Peden, introduced S. W. Golem, program chairman of the day, impressed her eudience as typifying all the fine qualities of the WACS. Trim and efficient in her neat uniform, she meathed the very spirit of sincity as she impressed upon Rotians the importance of women's place in the nation's miliry plans, stating that of the 38 Army jobs listed. 400 can now ANTISEPTIC C.A.B.-W. A. Gordon, Dist., 112 E. Alberta, Ana. At all Druggists. AUTO SERVICE STATIONS ANA. SUPER SERVICE—Ana. 4080 CENTER & HELENA SERVICE E. J. 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Rebuilding any Makes of Watches — Mfg. Jewelers. 119 West Center St., Anaheim MACHINE SHOPS ANAHEIM MACHINE WORKS— 125 S. Clementine, Anaheim 2011. MARKETS VALENCIA MKT. — Evea 'til 8. 327 E. Center, Anaheim 3012. MORTUARY HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway Phone 4105 MOVING - TRUCKING ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER 505 S. Los Angeles Street PHONE ANAHEIM 2123 (Est. Since 1879) 24-Hour Day & Night Service Office Hours: Daily 7 to 5—Sat. 7 to 12 N. We Move or Truck: Local and Long Distance —BAGGAGE —HOUSEHOLD GOODS Safely, Speedily, Inexpensively —also — —GRATING —SHIPPING —STORAGE Lieut. Betty Peden, introduced by S. W. Golem, program chairman of the day, impressed her audience as typifying all the fine qualities of the WACS. Trim and efficient in her neat uniform, she breathed the very spirit of sincerity as she impressed upon Rohrians the importance of women's place in the nation's military plans, stating that of the 408 Army jobs listed, 400 can now be filled by women. "It is not money that leads women to volunteer for service, nor does soft life," she asserted. "For the $50 basic pay and the rigid training and drilling are the same that are meted out to the men." After particularizing on the basic training Lieut. Peden gave a vivid picture of her own experiences at Fort Des Moines, the first women's training post established. She gave humorous accounts of the quarters established for the women recruits in what had been the cavalry stables, and of the many jokes aimed at them ("Hobby horses," with a play on the name of the WAC commander, Veta Culp Hobby. "In Anaheim, as in every community, there are eligible women being very complacent about the war, and never realizing the need that exists for their active participation," she declared, in urging the club members to carry to all eligible women of their acquaintance, the need for 600,000 new WAC recruits. Lieut. Peden is a native Californian and a former school teacher. She has charge of WAC recruiting in Orange county with her headquarters in Santa Ane. Named Music Stars Will Apear On Telephone Hour World-famous stars of the music world who will appear on the autumn series of "Telephone Hour" programs broadcast each Monday night at 9 o'clock over FI were announced today by Robert J. Rossberg, local manager of Southern California Telephone Company. Monday night, August 30 will bring Jascha Heifetz, noted violinist, Nelson Eddy will sing the night of September 6. On September 13, Alec Templeton, the Eng- BUY BUY BONDS—BYE BYE HITLER! 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