anaheim-gazette 1946-07-11

Anaheim Man Wins State Guard Promotion State Guard headquarters at Sacramento this week announced the promotion of two officers of Santa Ana's headquarters detachment including Thomas E. Smith of Anaheim who was promoted to captain. Second Lt. Luther A. Arthur of Huntington Beach was promoted to first lieutenant. Both Captain Smith and Lieut. Arthur are attached to the first battalion, 49th Regiment, California State Guard. Both officers will continue duties with their respective companies, state guard headquarters said. Anaheim Gazette, since 1870. SUCCESS TO YOU, DON, ON YOUR PALATIAL NEW RESTAURANT SCHOOL FINANCE 50 PER CENT OF Elementary schools in port out of the state treasury. Taxpayers' association reports of a series of studies on state The 1945-46 state support over the $1,111,329 state appear more than the $920,175 for. The 1945-46 average daily attendance of the elementary schools of the county was 11.8 per cent more than the 43 average daily attendance of 15,488. For fiscal 1942-43, state of elementary schools was base of $60 per pupil in daily attendance. For 1944-45, state support a $66 per pupil base. For 46, the base was $80 per day. During this period, state of high schools has been $90 per pupil base. The November, 1946, general election will contain a proposed constitutional amendment to increase state support for all schools to a $120 per pupil. "The bulge in elementary support costs to the state that has been caused by a tax expansion," the association "First, the amounts of aid per pupil by the state have increased. Second, the number of pupils has increased considerably due to California's growing population. The increase in number of pupils is expected to occur for a number of years. Increases in amount of supply pupil which the people may further expand on the state treasury." NEW RESTAURANT ESSEX WIRE CORP. OF CALIFORNIA N. Patt Phone 2212 ANNOUNCING THE OPENING For Reservations Phone 2987 SCHOOL FINANCIAL SUPPORT UP 50 PER CENT OVER 1942-43 Elementary schools in Orange county received $1,376,308 in support out of the state treasury for the 1945-46 fiscal year, California taxpayers' association reported this week, making public the first series of studies on state support of public schools in California. The 1945-46 state support showed an increase of 23.8 per cent over the $1,111,329 state apportionment for 1944-45 and 49.6 per cent more than the $920,175 for 1942-43. The 1945-46 average daily attendance of elementary schools of the county was 17,322,1.8 per cent more than the 1942-43 average daily attendance of 16,488. For fiscal 1942-43, state support of elementary schools was on the base of $60 per pupil in average daily attendance. For 1943-44 and 1944-45, state support was on the base of $66 per pupil base. For 1945-46, the base was $80 per pupil during this period, state support at high schools has been on a 90 per pupil base. The November, 1946, general election ballot will contain a proposed initiative constitutional amendment to increase state support for all public schools to a $120 per pupil basis. "The bulge in elementary school support costs to the state treasury has been caused by a two-way expansion," the association said. First, the amounts of aid paid per pupil by the state have been increased. Second, the number of pupils has increased considerably due to California's growing population. The increase in number of pupils is expected to continue for a number of years. Any increases in amount of support per pupil which the people may vote will further expand the demand on the state treasury." QUOTES of the week "I just can't fight anymore."— illy Conn, retiring from ring after his 8th round K. O. "He can run, but he can't hide!"— Joe Louis before his bout withilly Conn. "That last one was a honey."— lagpole sitter Marshall Jacobs, oshocton, Ohio, shocked five times by lightning while aloft. "The most secure individual in our society is a prisoner serving a life sentence." — Senator Ball, Minnesota. DIVING STARS ... International springboard champion Helen Crlenkovich Morgan poses atop the shoulders of Russ Saunders, left, and champion diver "Dutch" Smith, with Tex Thomas kneeling. The four will hold spotlight places in a cast of 74 performers at the AQUA FOLLIES, Southern California's great water show playing at the Olympic Swim Stadium in Los Angeles from July 11 through 23 and sponsored by the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce. ENING Mother Colony House RESTAURANT Mother Colony No. 1 RESTAURANT DINNER IN THE CHARMING ROSE ROOM 4 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. LUNCHEON AND DINNER IN THE COFFEE SH 10 A.M. - 12 MIDNIGHT Chef, Joseph C. "Joe" Armstrong Recording Studio To Make Debut At Radio Company A new recording studio and a complete supply of photography equipment are the two additions to be featured at the Radio Electronic Engineering company within the next two weeks. It was closed by Donald D. Britton, co-owner, during the regular weekly broadcast of "Kilroy Was Here," Saturday evening at 8 o'clock over station KVOE. Private recordings may be made on any size of record with a piano or record accompaniment during store hours, 9:30 to 5:30 o'clock during each week day. The incoming supply of photography supplies will include "everything for the amateur photographer." A hilarious radio interpretation of "thirty-day-wonder ensigns" highlighted the Kilroy program. The farce was keynoted by a dramatization of the sudden post-war reversal of positions as a "typical" ensign was offered his same pre-war job back by his former employer, a seaman second class while in service. BEST WISHES ON YOUR NEW ADVENTURE, "DON" MOTHER COLONY HOUSE RESTAURANT Is a Restaurant Our City Can Well Be Proud of Is a Restaurant Our City Can Well Be Proud of Frank Belmont's GRANADA PACKING HOUSE 126 No. Atchison Phone 2226 THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1946 E ROOM FFEE SHOP strong 243 West Center St. Anaheim, Calif.