anaheim-gazette 1944-01-27

State Income Tax Experts Coming Last of February With income tax very much to the fore at present in all minds, Anaheim residents will be interested in learning that a tax expert will be in the city hall on Feb. 28 and 29, to confer with them regarding their California personal income tax. F. R. McReynolds, area income tax supervisor, has written Secretary Ross Lee Laird of the Chamber of Commerce, asking the chamber's cooperation in arranging a place for their representative and in acquainting the public with the terms of the tax ruling. The state's personal income tax requires that all single persons with a net income of $2,000, and married persons whose net income is $3,500 or more, must file a return whether a tax is required or not. The rate is one per cent on the first $10,000 of taxable income. The interval from March 1 to 15 has been set aside for federal income tax experts, two of whom will be on duty, also in the city hall as they were last year. Need help, have a room for rent, got anything to sell? A Gazette classified ad will solve your problem. Select Quality Clothes Clothes will be expected to lead a double life this year — so make sure you buy clothes that will yield readily to hard and long wear—quality clothes! SUITS Hart-Schaffner & Marx When you buy your Hart-Schaffner & Marx Suit you get — Quality, Value and Style! We urge you to come in and select this famous made suit. Stetson Hats SUITS Hart-Schaffner & Marx When you buy your Hart-Schaffner & Marx Suit you get — Quality, Value and Style! We urge you to come in and select this famous made suit. Stetson Hats A Stetson made by the Vita-Felt process is a hat to treasure. If you're keen on quality you'll go for a Vita-Felt! Douglas Shoes Save with Safety! Douglas shoes in brown and black calfskin. All the wanted styles. Improve your appearance by wearing Douglas Shoes. YUNGBLUTH'S 145 West Center Street Anaheim, Calif. THEY COULD AFFORD A LITTLE EXTRA ... CAN'T YOU? The Fourth War Loan starts today. Your Government wants you to support this loan by buying at least one extra $100 Bond. You may not find it easy to spare an extra $100. But— If the men in our armed forces can afford to give their limbs and lives—then certainly you can afford to lend at least $100...or $200...or $300...or even $500. Be a good American—buy extra Bonds RIGHT NOW! Let's all BACK THE ATTACK! OYSTER LOAF CAFE 174 West Center, Anaheim County Men in Los Angeles Discuss Problems of Federal Non-Tax Property NORTH DAKOTA PICNIC AT SYCAMORE GROVE In response to a call from J. Edward Pufft, president of the North Dakota State society, members and friends from the "Flicker Tails Commonwealth" will gather for their annual all-day winter picnic in Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles, February 5. A program will be presented with the usual features of music, an address, open registers, badges and coffee. Anaheim Gazette, since 1870. IRVINE PARK FIRE BURNS EIGHT ACRES Ignited by a mortar shell fired from the Camp Rathke rifle range, a brush fire last week burned over eight acres in Irvine park before it was brought under control by state forestry firemen aided by nearly a score of soldiers. ASSEMBLYMAN GOES TO SACRAMENTO Assemblyman Clyde Watson of Orange is in Sacramento this week to attend a special meeting of the legislature and a meeting of the state efficiency and economy committee held Monday and Tuesday. During his absence he will attend also a meeting of the state fish and game committee in San Francisco. One More Way Get Car License And Avoid Fines SACRAMENTO. J. call for 1944 vehicle newal. Vehicle owners were reminded today H. Garland Director department of Motor Vehicles only a little more than left to apply for the windshield stickers penalties. The deadline is midday, February 4th, received after that In Three Centuries Through Three Crises Through Three Crises America’s System of Free the Nation to Greater What America has done once, America can do again. For over 300 years, before and after we became an independent nation, through three major and countless smaller crises, the American system of free enterprise has won its way. Each time it has afterward brought the American people to still greater heights of prosperity. THIS is the system of free business and free labor that has made America today the war production Each time it has afterward brought the American people to still greater heights of prosperity. THIS is the system of free business and free labor that has made America today the war production Look Americans! Since the begin perity has been P-R-O-D-U-C-T-I-O-N and e profit—the American system of labor and b From it you have earned personal benefit increasing advantages—and your nation ha THE AMERICAN SYSTEM HAS CREATED —the highest standard of living in the world; —the accumulation of personal savings and worldly possessions—your schools, your highways, your buildings—your life insurance, your home, your automobile. —money to pay the cost of government, local, 4TH WAR LOAN Anaheim Kiwani Anaheim Gazette — Thursday, January 27, 1944 Page Seven One More Week To Get Car Licenses And Avoid Penalty SACRAMENTO Jan. 26—Last call for 1944 vehicle license renewal. Vehicle owners of California were reminded today by Gordon H. Garland Director of the Department of Motor Vehicles, that only a little more than a week is left to apply for the blue and gold windshield stickers and avoid penalties. The deadline is midnight, Friday, February 4th. Applications received after that time will be subject to a 100 percent penalty on the registration fee and 50 percent penalty on the vehicle license fee. Applications may be made either by mail or the counter at any one of the numerous branch offices maintained by the Department throughout the state. Any vehicle that has been operated on the public highways since December 31st must be registered to avoid penalties. The 1943 Registration Card, showing the present address of the applicant, must accompany the fee. If the application is made by mail, postal or bank money orders or cashiers' checks should be used. The Department does not accept personal checks and it is not advisable to send currency. Mail applications should be sent to the office nearest the applicant. They are acceptable at branch offices at the following address: Your local D.M.V. or C.H.P. office, or 700 E. Broadway, Long Beach. FULLERTON NAMES NEW CITY ATTORNEY Following action taken last week by Fullerton city council, the post of Fullerton city attorney is now filled by Clifford R. Allen, who served in the same capacity during World War I. Atty, Allen, who has practised law in the neighboring city for the past 33 years, fills the post vacated by Raymond Thompson when he assumed his new duties as judge in Orange County Superior court. Everybody reads The Gazette. Crises... of Free Enterprise Returned greater Prosperity than ever one once, For over after we t nation, countless an system in its way. d brought ill greater center for the world—and after victory America will be the peace-time industrial center of the world, leading the people of all nations to a happier and fuller life—the American way of life! THIS is the system we MUST preserve. It can—and will—meet the problems of the post-war period. And once again the system of American free enterprise will carry this country to still higher pinnacles of greatness. serve. It can—and will—meet the problems of the post-war period. And once again the system of American free enterprise will carry this country to still higher pinnacles of greatness. ANS! Since the beginning of time, the only road to prosperity and exchange of goods and services at a system of labor and business. Named personal benefits—your home towns have enjoyed—and your nation has become the richest on earth. EM HAS CREATED THESE TANGIBLE THINGS FOR YOU: living in the world; personal savings and schools, your high-life insurance, your state and national, including the payment of governmental debt; And with it, you have the right to think, to speak and to worship as you choose—rights forbidden to millions not living under the free American system. Kiwanis Club