anaheim-gazette 1949-09-08

State Chamber Urges Approval of School Bonds; Repeal of Prop. 4 Sacramento, Sept. 8—California State Chamber of Commerce recommendations concerning 11 of the 12 propositions on the November statewide special election ballot were announced today by James E. Shelton, Los Angeles, State Chamber president. Proposition No. 12—daylight saving time—still is under study by the State Chamber's six regional councils. Final action by the State Chamber's board of directors will follow its October meeting. Final recommendations on other propositions by the State Chamber's board of directors after action by regional councils and state-wide committees, follow: No. 1—School Bonds—Yes. California's continuing unprecedented population growth since 1940 has tremendously increased school attendance, which is expected to reach 2,250,000 by 1958. The swelling of school population has now reached the third grade in elementary schools. This growth will continue upward each year, through the high school grades. Many school districts have reached their limit of local revenues and are unable to provide school facilities for this increased enrollment. In addition to the overcrowding of schoolrooms, more than 100,000 pupils now attend half-day school sessions, and classes are held in basements, store buildings, garages, etc. The proposed $250,000,000 bond issue is to provide state aid to those school districts which have reached their bonded indebtedness limitations. The grants will be given to impoverished districts subject to whole or partial repayment—depending upon the individual district's enrollment and assessed valuation. No. 2—Aged and Blind Aid—Yes. Measure continues present $85 monthly aid to the blind and $75 monthly to the aged. sion dictatorship which even the legislature cannot regulate. Its first lien upon state treasury funds even affects public school funds. It has created a "government within a government" under a director whose control over the annual spending of $200,000,000 in public money is accountable to no one. Repeal will correct dangerous provisions and will not harm qualified recipients of state aid. No. 3—Legislative Sessions and Legislative Pay—Yes. Restricts activities of annual budget sessions, limits time and expenses of legislative sessions and interim committee activities; also increases salaries of legislators to $300 per month. Propositions 4 to 11 are measures resulting from the work of the Joint Legislative Committee on Constitutional Revision. They are designed to delete obsolete, ineffective material from the State Constitution. No. 4—Provisions Relating to Local Government—Yes. Eliminates inoperative provisions no longer applicable to any California county. No. 5—Constitutional Convention of 1878-79—Yes. This archaic provision long ago ceased to have force or effect. No. 6—Effective Dates of 1933 Statutes—Yes. 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Deletes long-useless measure which set up effective dates for no initiative prohibition measures both of which were defeated in 14. 11—Provisions Regarding State Officers, Legislators and Judges—No. This measure—to amend constitutional sections relating to terms officers and bring it up to date was defectively drawn. Sponsors and legislators who supported passage urge its defeat because would leave the State Superintendent of Public Instruction without a stated term of office. Classes Filling Rapidly at FJC Evening College Over 200 persons have registered for instruction in the evening classes in upholstery and file painting offered this fall at the Fullerton Evening junir college. This closes night school registration in these courses but afternoon class sessions still remain open, according to an announcement made by Logan Heatley, director. Scheduled for the rest of the objects to be given in the evening college were announced. Initiative plans have been made introduce new courses in beginning art, home planning, interior decorating, law and the individual writing for spare time measure and profit, business cor- Last Rites on Wednesday for Stabbing Victim Mass at the Stanton Catholic church was said Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock for Carnation Pinedo who died Monday morning as a result of a stabbing at 10511 Stanton Road. Mr. Pinedo was 28 years of age at his death. He was born in Los Angeles and had lived at the family residence at 10831 Stanton Road for the past 18 years. He had served with the U. S. Navy during World War II. Surviving are his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Pinedo of the home address; one brother, Tony Pinedo of Anaheim, and one sister, Miss Delfina Pinedo of Stanton. Holy Rosary was recited at 7 p.m. Tuesday evening at the family home. Interment was in Holy Sepulcher cemetery. Funeral arrangements were made by Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary. Registration Nears Completion At Santa Ana JC Final registration at Santa Ana College is being held today (Thursday) and will continue until tomorrow (Friday) with all college staff members and department chairmen called to assist the registrar and counselors complete formal registration of all students for the fall term. Former students who already have completed advance registration reported today (Thursday) with check book in hand to pay fees and pick up class tickets. New students will complete registration tomorrow, have their pictures taken and receive class assignment cards. Instruction in all classes will begin, Monday, September 12. The veteran's office has been open all this week assisting completion of veteran elec certificates and issuance of and supply orders. 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Grogan, traffic vice president of the railroad, announced today that the first fifteen-minute travelogue in the nineteen-week schedule will be televised in New York and Chicago on October 2 and in Boston on October 6. Included in the series will be programs on "City of the Angeles" (Los Angeles), "Palm Springs," "San Francisco," "California Southland" and "Yosemite." PINK RIBBONS On September 5, 1949, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wobken of 722 North Claudina street, Anaheim, became the parents of a baby girl. The little-miss was born at Fullerton General hospital. Fragments of an oak-staved churn 1,000 years old were found last year in northern Ireland, according to the Britannica Book of the Year. ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Established in 1921 to serve those who save. Small accounts are always welcome. WE HAVE NEVER PAID LESS THAN 3% Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon ANAHEIM. CALIF. McCOY'S Your Home Owner Cut Rate Drug Store 100 W. 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