anaheim-gazette 1953-03-26

Washington Reports By Bob Geier, executive secretary to JAMES R. UTT, Congressman It has been my pleasure to assist the Honorable James B. Utter more popularly known as "Jimmy," for the past three months in his work of representing you, the people of Orange county. As his many friends in Southern California know, Jimmy is the type of man with whom one just naturally enjoys being associated. His deep moral convictions assure the sincerity and trustworthiness of his actions. The satisfaction of working with him is accentuated by the respect he commands on Capitol Hill. What better proof of this than his being placed on the Ways and Means Committee during his first session in Congress; something which has been practically unheard of before. True, John Phillips, who formerly represented Orange County, was considerably responsible for this assignment, but it is also a fact that Phillips would not have given his support had he not considered that Utt has the capability of performing an outstanding job. Utt's personal friendship with so many of the nation's leading executives, such as Vice-President Nixon, Senator Knowland, Senator Kuchel and a great many of the Congressmen, is an extremely fortunate thing for the people of the 28th District. With his honesty and his ability, this friendship enables him to get the cooperation necessary to accomplish things in Washington. Staff Activity I have been fortunate in performing my job as Executive Secretary, to have the capable help of two other Californians and a young lady from Maryland. Ann Woodward of Oceanside, California, has been invaluable because of her previous experience with another Member of Congress prior to this session. In the handling of routine legislative matters and in research concerning them, we have the services of Bill Shearer, of La Mesa, California. SAVE AS MUCH AS 50% Of the price of New Tires GOOD YEAR Xtra-Mileage New Treads Interested State Incoming SACRAMENTO (California citizens who ready to pay their taxes (deadline April) interested in knowing of their hard earned money and this can be learned a letter written by Wise secretary of the board, of the state office) The merit award be a sample of how civil program which originated to benefit the saving them money, a cation of how government take an idea by the build it up into a professional importance. Originally, merit is conceived for suggestive state employees on the prove government service how to cut out the tape that surround a government, how to give operation with it to the taxpayer and how down government business it may compete slightly efficiency of private enterprise. The state legislature that this was a good point adopted laws providing awards to persons who enough to make a sure government. Since that dredges of dollars have out to efficiency minded who ostensibly have state some money. The course, aren't reflective formula's billion, three hundred dollar budget despite that document might be some thousands of dollars never had been. But with the avidity ment for doing things way, it was found no amount a merit award. SAVE AS MUCH AS 50% Of the price of New Tires GOOD YEAR Xtra-Mileage New Treads Here's a low-cost answer to your tire problem, being as your worn-smooth tires and let us keep them with Goodyear Xtra-Mileage New Treads. You'll get thousands of miles of trouble-free service and top-notch performance for an little or half the cost of new tires. So, why take someone driving an unsafe tire when Goodyear Xtra-Mileage New Treads is so nice. Get the protection and extra mileage of new treads today... let us make your tires with Goodyear. 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Fri. & Sat. till 3 a.m. REMEMBER—Chungking is the ONLY Chinese Restaurant that has a CHINESE GIFT SHOP NEXT DOOR Interested in What Becomes of State Income Taxes? Read This: SACRAMENTO (CNS) — California citizens who are getting ready to pay their state income taxes (deadline April 15) may be interested in knowing where some of their hard earned money goes and this can be learned from reading a letter written by Newton E. Wise, secretary of the merit award board, of the state of California. The merit award board is also a sample of how civil service can make a much better thing of a program which originally was conceived to benefit the taxpayers by saving them money, and an indication of how government can take an idea by the heels and build it up into a program of national importance. Originally, merit awards were conceived for suggestions from state employees on how to improve government service, that is, how to cut out the files of red tape that surround a good part of government, how to perform a given operation with less expense to the taxpayer and how to shake down government business so that it may compete slightly with the efficiency of private business. The state legislature recognized that this was a good program, and adopted laws providing for cash awards to persons who were bold enough to make a suggestion in government. Since that time hundreds of dollars have been given out to efficiency-minded employed who ostensibly have saved the state some money. These savings, of course, aren't reflected in California's billion, three hundred million dollar budget despite the fact that document might be larger by some thousands of dollars if the awards never had been made. But with the avidity of government for doing things the hard way, it was found necessary to amount a merit award board to institution and state college coordinator should make an effort to attend the conference. This one day conference will bring to all of us in state government a new outlook and greater appreciation of suggestion plan operations and benefits. I have heard many of those on the program and can assure you that they are first class speakers who present their stories in an interesting manner. Here's where the taxpayers come in: "Department of finance approval for attendance with payment of the registration fee will be given those in attendance." All of which means the taxpayers will foot the bill for state employee attendance at the "first annual regional west coast conference of suggestion systems!" State Bureau Sees Dry 1953 Season Coming SACRAMENTO (CNS) — A glomy outlook for a 1953 dry season was issued recently by the state department of public works. The division of water resources said conditions are generally unsatisfactory as of March 1. The snowpack, water impounded in reservoirs and general soil moisture conditions have been adversely affected by the negligible rainfall in February. "The outlook for Southern California is critical," the report said, "and the northern part of the state will require precipitation consid- This week's observations will concern two cities of this country, proplects which should be interest to all. One is the atomic bomb. The other is its nest with breeding fledglings, nearly from my pinnacle; trying two neighboring tances to their eighth shits slowed to a heard one of them shit him, all right"; and tous milk-wagon joins there was a stranger on top of her house. Upshot of the whistle that I saw no atom when I alighted at the domilec. The in our domestic entree to know whether I empty bottle on the shed it over into the back yard. Oh, well, I hope one of the devilish lizards (Atomic bomb, that) As for the spinach now see that England have come up with the opinion that the stu harmful to the hution. They say, it could acid in the kidney those organs, and up the body's absorb- ANAME RADIA SACRAMENTO (CNS) — A gloomy outlook for a 1953 dry season was issued recently by the state department of public works. The division of water resources said conditions are generally unsatisfactory as of March 1. The snowpack, water impounded in reservoirs and general soil moisture conditions have been adversely affected by the negligible rainfall in February. "The outlook for Southern California is critical," the report said, "and the northern part of the state will require precipitation considerably in excess of normal to restore the generally satisfactory conditions indicated on Feb. 1." Normal rainfall from now on, the division stated, will fill all reservoirs except Shasta and Millerton to capacity, in the central valley area. However, reservoirs in the south coastal area are not expected to fill under any conditions. Former Pastor To Speak at White Temple Rev. Hayden S. Sears, pastor of Anaheim's White Temple Methodist church from 1943-47 and now closing his last year as superintendent of the San Diego district, will return to White Temple to preach at both the 9 and 11 a.m. Palm Sunday morning services in the absence of Rev. Frank E. Butterworth, who will be in Arizona directing the M.Y.F. Footlighters on their current road show tour of leading churches in that state, presenting their latest three act drama, "Simon's Wife." It was during the pastorate of Sears that White Temple began its enlarged staff and big-church style of program. Several social events have been planned to welcome the former local leader over the weekend. At the 7 o'clock evening service, one of the college students preparing for the ministry, Fred Edwards, Jr., will preach. Fred is a graduate of Anaheim union high school currently attending the University of Reduands, and is also conducting the choir of the Highland Methodist church. Lutherans to Open Branch Sunday School on Easter Keeping pace with an expanding Anaheim, Zion Lutheran church is opening a branch Sunday school Easter Sunday morning, April 5. In order to serve the many new acclivity 5:08, and clouds in the eastern horizon were just taking on the first salmon pink of Old Sol's first appearance. It was an enthralling sight, and I could not help thinking that if inconsequential little men scurrying around on a desert proving ground hoped to match such grandeur, surely they were just plain added. As 5:14 neared, I thought I saw various kinds of lights flashing over the eastern mountains, but when you are intent on something like this the imagination runs wild. Especially when you are sitting on top of your house. I don't know how the government made out, but the project broke down at my end when: (1) a low-flying bird approaching the proportions of the nearly-extinct California Condor, hurrying back Lutherans to Open Branch Sunday School on Easter Keeping pace with an expanding Ahaheim, Zion Lutheran church is opening a branch Sunday school Easter Sunday morning, April 5. In order to serve the many new subdivisions in the east section of Ahaheim, the proposed branch will be located at Zion Lutheran parochial school, 205 N. East st. The hour of study will be 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. Featuring the Bible - centered and interesting "Life in Christ" series of lessons, Zion Sunday school has proved to be a successful educational agency in the church's program. In the past 10 years the enrollment has more than doubled. Starting very fittingly in the golden anniversary year of Zion church, the new branch should enable the Sunday school to serve an ever increasing number of children. Taxpayers Asked For State Return Taxpayers in the Los Angeles area are asked by Robert C. Kirkwood, chairman of the franchise tax board, to file state income tax returns early. Kirkwood advises the state income tax office at 206 State building, First and Broadway, will be open every day 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m.; on Saturdays up to and including April 4 from 8:15 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturday. April 11 from 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. to advise and assist taxpayers in the preparation of their state returns without charge. Single persons with net incomes of $2000 or more and married persons with combined net incomes of $3500 or more are required to file state returns. What’s this surveyor clipping off an old building new. Till there’s nothing left that’s old the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe country and the song and the pride people! IN THE PAST 5 YEARS... Whole streamlined trains replaced with finer lined trains... Enough new track laid than reach from Chicago to Los Angles Great new “hump” yards built to speed ing... New roadbed, new rail and new methods—for smoother, safer rides for and people. IN THE PAST YEAR... New freightations, with new towveyors, at Chicago San Francisco... Great new constructions started to raise Santa Fe rails in Kansas Missouri above the highest flood stage corded history. IN THIS YEAR... New micro-wave communication system put in service between ING VIEWS Egg-Shaped Head DO HUNTER, P.S.B. ons will concern two vital commodducts which should be of no little atomic bomb. The other is spinach. to its nest with breakfast for the fledglings, nearly dislodged me from my pinnacle; (2) a car carrying two neighborhood acquaintances to their early morning shifts slowed to a crawl and I heard one of them say: "Yeah, it's him, all right"; and (3) a solicitous milk-wagon jockey stopped, aroused my wife and told her there was a strange man sitting on top of her house. Upshot of the whole thing was that I saw no atomic explosion. The only blast I encountered was when I alighted and re-entered the domicile. The other partner in our domestic enterprise wanted to know whether I had left the empty bottle on the roof or had shied it over into the neighbor's back yard. Oh, well, I hope I never see one of the devilish things explode. (Atomic bomb, that is). As for the spinach question, we now see that English dieticians have come up with the astounding opinion that the stuff is actually harmful to the human constitution. They say, it deposits oxalic acid in the kidneys, damaging those organs, and that it slows up the body's absorption of calcium vital bone builder. ES-PECIALLY IN CHILDREN. Now, this is the greatest reversal of theory since Wayne Morse bolted the Republican party. It conceivably could lead to an open break in diplomatic relations between Great Britain and the United States. Probably communist-inspired. Watch the big guns of the spinach industry in the U.S. roll out and lay down a defensive barrage. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courtenay Service 120 E Broadway Anaheim PHONE 4105 Make These Home Improvement Dreams Come True...TODAY! 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"MORE FOR YOUR BUILDING DOLLAR" Santa Fe merica's New Railroad this surveyor doing? He’s sighting on tomorrow... shipping off an old curve... clipping off the past... day after day on the Santa Fe. nothing left that’s old today of Topeka and Santa Fe but the the song and the pride of its 5 YEARS... Whole fleets of trains replaced with finer streamenough new track laid to more from Chicago to Los Angeles ... ump’ yards built to speed switchoadbed, new rail and new ballast smoother, safer rides for goods YEAR... New freight stanew towveyors, at Chicago and Great new construction Santa Fe rails in Kansas and the highest flood stage of reR... New micro-wave communput in service between Gal- veston and Beaumont, Texas... New freight classification yard will be opened at Belen, New Mexico. AND IN THE NEXT YEAR... More curves will be clipped, more grades reduced... 119 new diesel units will go to work... New modern diesel shops will be completed... 3600 new freight cars will be placed in service... New electronic communication and control equipment will be installed... and El Capitan will be re-equipped with all new chair cars! AND IN THE NEXT 5 YEARS... New cars and whole new trains will be rolling on an ever newer, greater Santa Fe. It costs Santa Fe millions (not one penny from the taxes you pay) to keep America's New Railroad growing newer every day. SANTA FE SYSTEM LINES PROGRESS THAT PAYS ITS OWN WAY