anaheim-gazette 1949-10-20

Predict State Budget Increase Of $75 Millions Sacramento, (WNS)—Present heavy expenditures by the state of California indicate that next year's budget will be at least $75,000,000 in excess of present revenues. Senator William P. Rich, Marysville, made this statement today in connection with a statement attacking Proposition No. 4, and urging the adoption of Proposition No. 2 on next November's ballot. Rich said he had instructed Rolland A. Vandegrift, legislative auditor to get the facts on the cost of administration of Proposition No. 4, as administered by Mrs. Myrtle Williams, head of the state department of social welfare, and declared: "The facts are startling." He declared the people were told there would be a tremendous saving in administrative costs if No. 4 were adopted, but he asserted this has not been the case. Rich asserted it was a "fantastic claim" that counties would save $30,000,000 annually under the new system, and declared that the legislature, to meet the cost of pensions under No. 4, had "to put back tax rates of 1943." Specifically, he said, the half cent sales tax, which the people in the counties pay, was increased 20 per cent over 1948 principally to meet the added pension burden. The U. S. Department of Agriculture's estimate of 1949 apple production amounts to 132,126,000 Los Angeles Is Nation’s Third Largest TV Market Already firmly entrenched as the country's third largest television market, the Los Angeles area moved a giant's stride nearer second-place Philadelphia during September when sale of 26,496 TV receivers rang up a new total of 213,273 sets operating within range of signals from Mt. Wilson transmitters. Unofficial estimate of Philadelphia's total credits the Quaker city with about 250,000, according to Richard W. Millar, chairman of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce television committee. Los Angeles passed Chicago in August, 186,777 to 185,275, Millar said. September TV sales in the Los Angeles area again cracked all previous records: The previous monthly high was 18,188 sets sold in August. "The September volume was a 14.1 per cent increase in the total local television market in one month," Millar reported. "Television receiver ownership has gained by 167 per cent in the first nine months of 1949." The count on TV sales in the Los Angeles area is kept by the Southern California Radio and Electrical Appliance Assn. on the basis of distributors' reports of shipments to dealers, less stock on hand. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON Mr. and Mrs. William Hurst of 521 E. Cypress street, this city, an- $30,000,000 annually under the new system and declared that the legislature to meet the cost of pensions under No. 4, had "to put back tax rates of 1943." Specifically, he said, the half cent sales tax, which the people in the counties pay, was increased 20 per cent over 1948 principally to meet the added pension burden. The U. S. Department of Agriculture's estimate of 1949 apple production amounts to 132,126,000 bushels. That is one and one-half times as big as in 1948, and a full 20 per cent larger than for the last 10-year average. Job Printing At The Gazette ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON Mr. and Mrs. William Hurst of 521 E. Cypress street, this city, announce the birth of their son on Thursday, October 13, at Fuller-ton General hospital. Printing from movable type was done in China in 1041. talk about savings! 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