anaheim-gazette 1949-02-10

Knight, Collins Pro-America Speakers Friday Lt. Gov. Goodwin Knight and Sam Collins, speaker of the assembly, will be special guest speakers at a meeting honoring Lincoln's birthday, under sponsorship of the Orange county chapter of Pro-America, tomorrow (Friday) night at 8 o'clock in the Santa Ana Woman's club, Sixth and Baker streets. Also invited to speak on legislation at the event are state senator Clyde Watson and assemblyman Earl Stanley, Mona Summers Smith, county chairman, stated. As the first Pro-America meeting of the year, the session will keynote the Pro-America program of obtaining the best-informed speakers available to keep voters informed on pending legislation through the year, she said. Mrs. Arthur May, Santa Ana unit chairman, will preside at the Lincoln Day meeting. The meeting is open to the public and all interested persons are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served following the program. Bill Would Limit September Horse Racing to Fairs Whether or not a proposal to limit home racing Bill Would Limit September Horse Racing to Fairs Whether or not a proposal to limit horse racing to state and county fairs during September eventually wins legislative approval, the measure is not expected to be of benefit this year either to the California state fair or Los Angeles county fair at Pomona. It was learned here today. The bill banning the assignment of racing dates, harness or running, during September to any tracks other than those at the fairs was introduced by assemblyman Ernest R. Geddes of Pomona, Thomas J. Doyle of Los Angeles, Montivel A. Burke of Alhambra, and G. Delbert Morris of Los Angeles. It was referred to the committee on public morals. Provided the measure wins approval of both houses, and is signed by the Governor. 90 days must elapse after the legislature adjourns before it would go into effect. This probably would be in the middle of late September if approval is secured. Sponsors of the measure declare it would be of benefit to both fairs. The Del Mar meeting, which opens in mid-July, closes September 10, the same day the state fair ends. Bay Meadows opens after the close of Del Mar and conflicts with the race meet at Pomona. By limiting September racing to the fair circuits, sponsors of the plan believe the quality of horses running at both the state fair and Pomona would be greatly improved. Three other measures affecting horse racing will also come before the legislature. Two would increase the state's "take" from mutuel betting, while another by speaker Sam L. Collins of Fullerton would call for a constitutional amendment to make horse race betting illegal. The assembly is sharply divided on all racing measures with the fate of the Collins and Geddes measures in doubt. It is believed that one of the bills calling for an increased tax on betting stands an excellent chance of passing, due to the need of the state for new revenue. crease the state's "take" from mutual betting, while another by speaker Sam L. Collins of Fullerton would call for a constitutional amendment to make horse race betting illegal. The assembly is sharply divided on all racing measures with the fate of the Collins and Geddes measures in doubt. It is believed that one of the bills calling for an increased tax on betting stands an excellent chance of passing, due to the need of the state for new revenue and the fact that Governor Warren has recommended such action. L. H. STAN Violin, Accordion, Hawaiian & Spanish Guitar Instruction Third Floor, Odd Fellows Hall 325 West Center St. Tuesday, 5 to 8 p.m. To Farmers and Small Business Firms Your bookkeeping can be done by mail. Our service will . . . 1. Keep your books. 2. 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