anaheim-gazette 1946-01-31

Income Tax Law Requirement for Farmers Listed Farmers who keep books on a calendar year basis must either file an estimate of 1945 net income, and pay the total estimated tax by Jan. 15, with a final report and final payment March 15, 1946, or file a complete return and pay the total tax due by Jan. 15, 1946, explains the agricultural extension service, University of California. The Jan. 15 estimate is made on form 1040 ES, and must be within 33 per cent of the final total to be reported March 15. A detailed statement of income and expense need not accompany the estimate. For income tax purposes, "farmers" are defined as those who receive more than two-thirds of their net income from farming. If the year's farm business is complete, with all expenses and all income known by the first of the year, then the entire income tax matter can be settled by Jan. 15, 1946, by filing a complete report and paying the entire tax on or before that date. The farmer's total net income from farming or other sources, it is explained further, should be reported on the personal income tax form No. 1040. Form 1040F, the farm schedule, must be filed with form 1040 by farmers who do not keep books on an accrual basis. This means that most farmers will find it necessary to use form 1040F. Farm laborers are exempted from withholding tax provisions which apply to all other employees, but they are not exempted from paying income tax. Farm laborers make no estimate as of... Farm laborers are exempted from withholding tax provisions which apply to all other employees, but they are not exempted from paying income tax. Farm laborers make no estimate as of Jan. 15, 1946, but must file their final 1945 income tax report on or before March 15, 1946. The tax law requires farmers, as well as all other employers, to report payments totaling $500 or more for the year to any individual in their employ. Forms 1096 and 1099 are used for this purpose and they should be filed prior to Feb. 15. The new ruling just announced from Washington states that "wages paid by the farmer to an unemancipated child for personal services actually rendered as bona fide employee in the production of income are deductible as necessary expenses for federal income tax." Fullerton Woman Dies in Car Here Mrs. Robert McKee, 62 years old, of Fullerton, died suddenly in her husband's automobile while it was parked in front of 169 West Center street late Wednesday afternoon, January 23. The husband called to Police Officer I. E. Wood, who was passing, and advised him of what had happened. Wood called the police station, asking that a physician be called. He found the body in the front seat of the car, behind the steering wheel. It was removed to the Backs, Campbell & Kaulbars mortuary, and the coroner was summoned. The body later was removed to the McCormick mortuary in Fullerton. Dinah Shore again gained undisputed position of the first place as best popular female vocalist, followed by Jo Stafford and Frances Langford. No Anaheim resident can afford to be without The Gazette 'Time's Wastin'' For Registration Of Cars, Warning Automobile owners are wired by Gordon H. Garland, direct motor vehicles for the state California, that less than 10 remain, in which to obtain renewal of motor vehicle registration without becoming liable a 100 per cent penalty. Garland added that owners who have not done so should go to the nearest office of the department of motor vehicle at once, before the final and apply for 1946 registration newal. To do this they must sent the 1945 registration (white slip) and the amount the fee shown on the lower hand corner of the card. Registration renewal may had by mail by forwarding registration card and a bankal or express money order certified check for the amount the fee to Sacramento, or nearest certificate issuing of the department. Such application will be honored, if marked no later than midnight Feb. 4. Penalties equal to 100 per cent of the registration fee and 50 per cent of the vehicle license payable on all applications ceived after midnight Feb. 4. Honors for the most female vocalist went to Bing by, with Dick Haymes in place, and Perry Como in third. Bing Crosby recently retreated from his long hiatus to Manhattan. To My Valentine Sentiment Is the Order of the Day SHE will love you for a Diamond Ring ... AND ... He will think you are the only girl in the world for this ring. We are headquarters for gifts for Valentines. Almost any KIND OF JEWELRY GIFT YOU MAY BE WANTING—WE HAVE IT! Kendrick Jewelry Co. 155 West Center Anaheim Phone 4403 OPA Ceilings On New Stoves At 1942 Levels Price ceilings on new gas and electric cooking stoves, which are beginning to reach retail stores, have been placed at 1942 levels, in the consumer durables section of the Southern California district OPA, today. Both types of stoves will be available in two sizes—standard range and the apartment size cooker. OPA prices vary widely, just stove prices did before the war, however, a typical price for a standard electric stove is $189, and for an apart­nt size electric stove, $157, a typical price for a gas stove is for a small size and $95 for a standard range. Manufacturers are required to pay ticket each stove with its OPAail ceiling price. Since each price includes the installation service charge and the federal tax, represents the total cost of the stove to the consumer. With each electric stove, a one-per­guarantee of satisfactory per­mance must be given. Such guarantees also were given with each electric stove sold before the war, OPA said. About 80 per­cent of all gas and electric cook­stoves expected on the mar­this year have been given by OPA said. As soon as the maining companies make their applications, they will be given car-­and-cent ceilings. Time's Wastin' For Registration Of Cars, Warning Automobile owners are warned SPORTS OUT OF ADAM'S HAT TIGER VS BULLDOG YALE AND PRINCETON HAVE MET 68 TIMES WITH THE BULLDOG OF OLD ELI HOLDING THE EDGE WITH 36 VICTORIES TED COY, YALE'S GREATEST FULLBACK—HE NEVER LOST TO PRINCETON—SCORED 5 TOUCHDOWNS AGAINST THE TIGERS IN THREE YEARS! HOBBY BAKER, PRINCETONS ALL-AROUND STAR—HIS THREE DROPKICKS WERE THE TIGER'S ONLY POINTS IN 1912, AND 13, BUT THEY WERE ENOUGH TO THE YALE TWICE! 1873 - THE FIRST GAME PRINCETON WON 3-0, THERE WERE TWENTY MEN ON EACH SIDE. Aid Paid County Needy Last Year Totals $1,892,541 Direct aid paid to the needy in Orange county during 1945 totalled $1,892,541, the California Taxpayers' association announces. Santa Monican Heads Bankers H. G. Markworth, vice president of the Santa Monica Commercial and Savings bank, was chosen president of the Independent Bankers association of Southern California, at its annual meeting in Los Angeles Thursday Local Man Pays Suddenly Monthly David M. Forsyth, 2 Philadelphia street, passed very suddenly last Monday. When stricken he waving in his shop at his medical aid was summoned mediately but to no avail. A native of Iowa, he was a resident of Anaheim and city for 28 years. He was old and a member of Temple Methodist church city. Surviving are his widest Forsyth; four daughters; dred Frakes of San Diego Marjorie Gregory of Ivy Mrs. Charlotte Teague press and Mrs. Eloise Anaheim; one son, Leslie Syth of Detroit, Mich. Three sisters, Mrs. A ser and Mrs. Jennie Proof of Iowa, and Mrs. Norfolk Greenfield, Calif.; twiers, Samuel M. Forsyth rado and Robert Arch Ivy Iowa and eight grandchildren. Funeral services are conducted today (Thursday) the chapel of Hilgenfeier with the Rev. H. Sears, pastor of Whiteofficiating with burial at Vista Memorial park. Sportsmen Do Rolls in a Year Increased interest in the heim chapter of the Izaak league is reflected in my Art Heinlein, secretary show that 130 members newed their membership present year, and that national 85 new members obtained since the first year. This is more than the approximate 100 on Aid Paid County Needy Last Year Totals $1,892,541 Direct aid paid to the needy in Orange county during 1945 totalled $1,892,541, the California Taxpayers' association announces. Included are payments for aid to the needy, blind, dependent children, and general county relief. Monthly aid to the needy in the county last year ranged from a low for September of $156,076 to a high in January of $159,380. December payment was $158,886. Throughout the state, direct aid paid to the needy during 1945 reached $106,044,765. Biggest monthly payment during the year was in December, $9,135,632. Low month was February, with $8,-737,465. "V-E day saw such payments in California start upward. V-J day saw the upward trend greatly intensified," the association said. Relief paid out in California in 1945 took one-eighth of the total expenditures of California's state and local governments." BOTTLE THROWN THROUGH WINDOW OF S. Q. R. STORE A bottle crashed through a window on the second floor of the east side of the S. Q. R. store, Lemon and Center streets, last Thursday afternoon. Police, who investigated, learned from the desk clerk at a nearby hotel that she had chased two boys, whom she did not know, from the roof of the hotel only a few minutes before the incident occurred. Santa Monican Heads Bankers H. G. Markworth, vice president of the Santa Monica Commercial and Savings bank, was chosen president of the Independent Bankers association of Southern California, at its annual meeting in Los Angeles Thursday night. J. W. Phelps, president of the Southern County bank of Anaheim, attended the meeting. His is one of 65 independently-owned institutions which make up the association. A. T. Danielson, vice president of the National Federation of Sales Executives, principal speaker, told the bankers that "selling has made America great, and selling can keep it great." He added: "Salesmanship is a peculiar characteristic of the American economy. It has given the people of this country the highest standard of living of any nation in the world. It is as important to bankers as it is to the merchant or the manufacturer. It is a vital necessity of the future if the tremendous productive capacity of this nation is to be distributed in a manner to produce prosperity for all." Job Printing, Gazette Phon. RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS I suffered for years and am so thankful that I can walk and work again without pain, that I will gladly answer anyone writing me for information. MRS. EMMA IVES, P. O. Box 189, Los Angeles 52, Calif. Our Returning Boys Want to Call Home GIRLS, the war isn't over as far as telephone calls are concerned. There are more calls to handle than ever. Will you help handle the thousands of calls our returning service men are making as they arrive in Southern California on the way home? There is nothing these boys want more than to telephone home, and we need more girls to handle their calls. Pay while learning. Permanent jobs. Good starting rates with frequent increases. There is probably a telephone office near your home where you could work. Just ask the Operator for the Chief Operator, who will give you the address of an employment office most convenient for you. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY Or See Employment Interviewer 217 North Lemon ... Anaheim Local Man Passes Suddenly Monday David M. Forsyth, 215 South Philadelphia street, passed away very suddenly last Monday morning. When stricken he was working in his shop at his home and medical aid was summoned immediately but to no avail. A native of Iowa, he had been a resident of Anaheim and vicinity for 28 years. He was 74 years old and a member of the White Temple Methodist church of this city. Surviving are his widow, Orpha Forsyth; four daughters, Mrs. Mildred Frakes of San Diego, Mrs. Marjorie Gregory of La Habra, Mrs. Charlotte Teague of Cypress and Mrs. Eloise Gurley of Anaheim; one son, Leslie M. Forsyth of Detroit, Mich. Three sisters, Mrs. Anna Besser and Mrs. Jennie Proctor, both of Iowa, and Mrs. Nora Thayer of Greenfield, Calif.; two brothers, Samuel M. Forsyth of Colorado and Robert Arch Forsyth of Iowa and eight grandchildren. Funeral services are being conducted today (Thursday) from the chapel of Hilgenfeld mortuary with the Rev. Hayden S. Sears, pastor of White Temple, officiating with burial in Loma Vista Memorial park. Sportsmen Double Rolls in a Year Increased interest in the Anaheim chapter of the Izaak Walton league is reflected in records of Art Heinlein, secretary, which show that 130 members have renewed their membership for the present year, and that an additional 85 new members have been obtained since the first of the year. This is more than twice the approximate 100 on the mem- NOW HE DISLIKES WINDOW-SHOPPERS! Window shoppers aren't particularly a "pet aversion" of Lee Fabian, but one or more who visited his hardware store on East Center street recently, purloined an electric razor and a steel measuring tape from a window display. Combined value of the two articles, he told police, is about $24. Local Youths Held On Vehicle Count Two local youths, Henry Morgan and George Aguirre, have been turned over to county authorities by Anaheim police, suspected of violation of the section of the state vehicle code which has to do with operation of a motor vehicle without consent of the owner. According to reports, police at Banning stopped a motor car, which ran a boulevard stop signal there Jan. 20, and found it to be the one reported by Earl L. Yonker, 113 South Bush street, as stolen from him the previous day. Banning police declare that Morgan and Aguirre were in the car. When they arrived at the Banning police station, they said, Morgan escaped. They turned Aguirre over to local officers. Morgan appeared at the Anaheim police station last Friday and said he "heard the officers were looking for him." Both he and Aguirre were taken to the county jail to await court action. Both were held under $2000 bond to answer in superior court Feb. 8, upon their preliminary hearing before Judge Frank Tausch in city court yesterday. Reactionary notes from Ebell members listening in on the Fed- Sportsmen Double Rolls in a Year Increased interest in the Anaheim chapter of the Izaak Walton league is reflected in records of Art Heinlein, secretary, which show that 130 members have renewed their membership for the present year, and that an additional 85 new members have been obtained since the first of the year. This is more than twice the approximate 100 on the membership rolls at this time last year, Heinlein said. Goal of the new officers is 500 members before the close of 1946. Directors of the chapter will meet tonight at the home of Octave Roquet, president, on West Broadway. Gazette want ads bring results. Morgan appeared at the Anaheim police station last Friday and said he "heard the officers were looking for him." Both he and Aguirre were taken to the county jail to await court action. Both were held under $2000 bond to answer in superior court Feb. 8, upon their preliminary hearing before Judge Frank Tausch in city court yesterday. Reactionary notes from Ebell members listening in on the Federation radio hour given over KVOE, Santa Ana station, every Monday morning at 11:10 are invaluable to the station management—your cooperation is asked. Ebell flower and hobby show will be scened in the club house April 18 and 19, as announced by Mrs. George Greder, chairman. BICYCLIST HURT WHEN, HIT BY AUTO Ilanaino Picazo, 23-year-old Mexican National employed by the L. M. Banks Packing company, Claudina and Santa Ana streets, is in the Orange county hospital as a result of injuries received when a bicycle he was riding was struck, shortly after midnight Monday morning, by an automobile which, police say, was driven by George B. Butler, 812 North Janss street. His condition is not considered serious, unless complications develop. WHAT CAN YOU SPARE THAT HE CAN WEAR? Clothing that you may consider old can bring new life to some suffering person to whom war brought despair and destitution. Your spare clothing will be distributed free, without discrimination, to victims of Nazi and Jap oppression in Europe, the Philippines, and the Far East. Dig into your attics, trunks, and closets today... Gig out all the clothing you can spare. What YOU Can Do! 1. Get together all the clothing you can spare. 2. Take it to your local collection depot immediately. 3. Volunteer some spare time to your local committee. The more you do the better you'll feel VICTORY CLOTHING COLLECTION for Overseas Relief JAN. 7 TO 31 HENRY J. KAISER National Chairman This advertisement was prepared by the Advertising Council for the Victory Clothing Collection, and is sponsored by Colliers (Formerly Jack Corn's) 158 West Center St. Phone 4224