anaheim-gazette 1950-02-09

Describe State Fiscal Outlook As "Blue" SACRAMENTO, (WNS)—The outlook on the state's fiscal affairs was described as "blue" by legislative auditor A. Alan Post. Speaking before the assembly ways and means committee which convened here this week to examine budget requests of the state, Post said the immediate problem of balancing the 1950-51 budget will not be "very great." "But it will be great next year and the three or four years following will present compound problems," he declared. Pointing out the state has exhausted its reserves while state spending continues to increase and revenues continue to decline, Post said only strict economy can be practiced if the state is to keep out of the red. He said slaries and wages which constitute a major portion of total state costs "should be reviewed." On the 1950-51 budget presented to the committee today, Post said he will recommend against any new services being provided by the state. He said the operating budget presented today represented a slight increase over the current 1949-50 budget and he has recommended slashes which will trim more than three million dollars from the total. Total budget figures will not be available until Governor Earl Governor Urges Location of Air Academy in State SACRAMENTO, (WNS)—Governor Earl Warren, in a telegram to secretary of defense Louis Johnson, urged selection of a site in California for establishment of a new air force academy. The Governor said the entire state is interested in the location of the new academy, and extolled the virtues of California's climate and scenic location, as well as access to transportation facilities. "California communities are united in the hope that no matter which of the sites may finally be selected, the academy will be located in the state," he said. 540 Students Register at State College Registration for the spring semester at Los Angeles-Orange County State college, through Tuesday, brought a total enrollment of 540 students, more than trebling the enrollment of the fall semester. Courses in both the day and extended-day sessions will remain open for late registrations until Friday, February 24, during which time prospective students may apply at the college office, 5401 E. Anaheim street, Long Beach. Extended day courses are designed particularly to help active State's Cash On Hand Show Heavy Decrease SACRAMENTO, (WNS)—California's cash on hand at the ginning of the year totaled $604,145, state controller The H. Kuchel announced today heavy decrease from the $879,798 on hand at the beinnin 1948. At the same time, Kuchel port said, revenues to the for the first six months of fiscal year totaled $247,798 which was $12,406,900 more for the same period in 1948. Governmental cost expenditures totaled $265,157,633, which was increase of 12 percent over year, and more than $17,000 over revenues received. The controller said aid to the needy increased from $14,367,690 total of $56,556,849 during the month period. Other expenditures showing creases included: Aid to the m children, $9,529,889; aid to m blind, $2,690,092; apportionment for elementary schools, h schools and junior colleges, $647,500; University of California $16,161,871; and miscellaneous fixed charges and appropriations $89,825,728. Sources of revenue show increases included sales and tax, inheritance tax, insurance company tax, personal income tax, interest on investments, vate car tax and other surrevenue. Decreases were shown in bank and corporation tax, li On the 1950-51 budget presented to the committee today, Post said he will recommend against any new services being provided by the state. He said the operating budget presented today represented a slight increase over the current 1949-50 budget and he has recommended slashes which will trim more than three million dollars from the total. Total budget figures will not be available until Governor Earl Warren presents his message to the March legislature. However, Post said it will be higher than the billion dollar plus budget of the current year. Walker Family New Residents William G. Walker, formerly of Los Angeles, is now associated with Frank Tausch in the insurance business in Anaheim at 275 East Center street. Mr. Walker and his family are looking for a three-bedroom house to rent as they expect to make their permanent home here. GARDEN CLUB TO MEET The Anaheim Garden Club will meet on February 17 for their monthly talk. Mrs. Charles E. Organ will be hostess in her home at 536 South West street, Anaheim. SON TO HOLLONS Mr. and Mrs. Grover Holon of 319½ West Central avenue, La Habra, announce the birth of a daughter on February 7 in Fullerton General hospital. WALBURG'S Formerly Towne Toggery STARTING THURSDAY 3 Great Days of Saving Opportunities In order to make room for incoming merchandise, it is essential to immediately dispose of every remaining Late Fall and Winter Garment left in our stock. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST CHOICE! ALL SALES FINAL! DRESSES as low as 3 Great Days of Saving Opportunities In order to make room for incoming merchandise, it is essential to immediately dispose of every remaining Late Fall and Winter Garment left in our stock. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST CHOICE! ALL SALES FINAL! DRESSES as low as 3 Groups of Dresses Repriced—former values ranging from 8.95 to 16.95. Black and colors! OTHER DRESSES 5.95 and 7.95 OTHER DOLLAR DAY VALUES! All Cotton Dresses $1.00 All Rayon and Silk Prints All 4.95 and up Skirts All 3.95 and up Blouses OFF THE REGULAR PRICES COATS! SPECIAL! Shorties $14.95 Long Coats $22.95 WALBURG'S Formerly TOWNE TOGGERY 181 WEST CENTER STREET -- ANAHEIM State’s Cash On Hand Shows Heavy Decrease ACRAMENTO, (WNS)—California's cash on hand at the beginning of the year totaled $49,-145, state controller Thomas Kuchel announced today, a heavy decrease from the $80,310,-on hand at the beinning of the same time, Kuchel's re- said, revenues to the state in the first six months of the annual year totaled $247,790,802, which was $12,406,900 more than the same period in 1948. Governmental cost expenditures totaled $265,157,633, which was an increase of 12 percent over last year and more than $17,000,000 in revenues received. The Conser said aid to the needy aged released from $14,367,690 to a of $56,556,849 during the six month period. Other expenditures showing increases included: Aid to the needy children; $9,529,889; aid to needy students; $2,690,092; apportionments elementary schools, high schools and junior colleges; $78,-600; University of California, 661,871; and miscellaneous charges and appropriations, 225,728. Sources of revenue showing cases included sales and use inheritance tax, insurance company tax, personal income interest on investments, private car tax and other sundry increase. GAREYS 2 BIG STORES GREAT February SAVE BEGINS TODAY! Terrific Values! Huge Savings! TODAY is the Big Day! Our annual February Sale starts with big, big Savings! Our floors are jammed with the newest styles in furniture and appliances at the LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS—and don't forget Anaheim's City-Wide Semi-Annual Dollar Days, Friday and Saturday! The items shown below are typical Dollar Day Values, the kind of values that make Garey's "The Local Stores That Save You More." Terrific Values! Huge Savings! TODAY is the Big Day! Our annual February Sale starts with big, big Savings! Our floors are jammed with the newest styles in furniture and appliances at the LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS—And don't forget Anaheim's City-Wide Semi-Annual Dollar Days, Friday and Saturday! The items shown below are typical Dollar Day Values, the kind of values that make Garey's "The Local Stores That Save You More." ANAHEIM'S CITY-WIDE SEMI-ANNUAL Dollar Days FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! GENUINE RUBBER "Welcome" Door Mat Heavy duty 14"x20" solid rubber door mats with the word "Welcome" clearly cut out on the surface. Choice of black or green. Reg. $1.69—Friday and Saturday Only! CASH and CARRY REPEATED BY REQUEST! 36" x 54" ALL WOOL CALIWOOL THROW RUGS These are larger than the rugs we offered before—Last time we were swamped with orders—This time we say, just 100 rugs to go (that's all we could get) first come, first served—Limit 2 to a customer. A $5.95 VALUE. Choice of colors. Cash and Carry! No Phone Orders! fortunities handise, it is essential to te Fall and Winter GarALL SALES FINAL! as low as $3.95 Y VALUES! $1.00 OFF THE REGULAR PRICES AL! $14.95 $22.95 Cash and Carry! No Phone Orders! SAVE $30 ON THIS REG. $79.95 Quilt Top Mattress and Box Spring No buttons to come loose! Here's a quilt-top innerspring mattress and matching box spring at a Big $30 Saving.*The layers of cotton-felt are quilted to the ticking to prevent shifting— 5-year factory guarantee. Full or twin size available at this low complete price. PAY $5 DOWN—$5 A MONTH "THE LOCAL STORES THAT SA February SALE SAVE UP TO 50% COMPLETE NEW LIVING ROOM OUTFIT COMPLETE NEW LIVING ROOM 10 Pieces $129 Includes divan, matching chair, two end tables, cocktail table, two table lamps, floor lamp, throw rug and smoking stand. All similar to illustration. EASY TERMS FREE STORAGE UNTIL WANTED Complete Modern Bedroom Group 6 Pcs. Exactly as Pictured Think of it! A modern, two-tone bedroom group, exactly as pictured above for so little money. The group includes two four drawer commodes, two four drawer chests, shelf headboard and a full size metal frame on rollers. The combination of black and natural finish gives a striking, rich appearance to the entire group. Hurry down to Garey's for this Terrific Value! PAY $15.60 DOWN ONLY $6.00 A MONTH Garey's QUALITY FURNITURE Phones KI 3-7135 Anaheim 5783 or 5787 504 W. CENTER ST... ANAHEIM 509 W. FOURTH ST... SANTA ANA STORES THAT SAVE YOU MORE"