anaheim-gazette 1958-01-23

EDITORIALS Happy Days Are Here—Yet. Max Horn, California Bank vice president in charge of public relations, took strong issue with members of the Orange County Sales Executives Club, its panel of four and its moderator Monday night at the regular monthly meeting of the club when he spoke right up in meeting and said, "Money is NOT tight at the California Bank". Horn was referring to the subject of the meeting which had been presented to the group through the panel. The first of the year forecasts indicated a tightening up of business and a possible slowdown for the first part of the year. Taking these forecasts as a lead, the subject for discussion was, "How to Continue Your Business with Tight Money". "Business is still good at The California Bank and we are continuing to make business loans on good security as freely as we did last fall," Horn told the group. Other bankers, representing other banking institutions, were inclined to agree with Horn and go along with the theory that too much emphasis had been placed on the seasonal slowdown which almost invariably follows the rush of Christmas business. The Orange County Sales Executives Club is made up of sales managers representing industry, retail merchandising, and companies making intangible sales, in Orange County. These men are as alert to trends as the stock market. They have to be. Upon their judgment inventories are based and production is set. For that reason, to help these men in their sales work, the program on "tight money" had been planned. While panel members and the moderator, Dr. John Given, of the Los Angeles Junior College of Business, did not lead the thinking toward slowdowns, recession, depression, or call it what you will, the thought did prevail that more hard selling would be in order as inventories continued. and companies making intangible sales, in Orange County. These men are as alert to trends as the stock market. They have to be. Upon their judgment inventories are based and production is set. For that reason, to help these men in their sales work, the program on "tight money" had been planned. While panel members and the moderator, Dr. John Given, of the Los Angeles Junior College of Business, did not lead the thinking toward slowdowns, recession, depression, or call it what you will, the thought did prevail that more hard selling would be in order as inventories continued to catch up with customer demands. It was encouraging to have a man like Max Horn, who knows the banking business and conditions in Orange County, step up with authority and make such an affirmative statement. He was followed by many other members of the club who endorsed the fact that business is good and "Happy Days are Here—Yet". But members agreed, however, that to keep good times here, and to keep sales at the present level, all salesmen must revalue their presentations and come up with, perhaps, stronger reasons to complete sales. Larry Patterson, president of the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company, Santa Ana, is president of the club. Historians have listed Duxbury, Mass., as America's first summer resort. In the past five years the French cotton industry has increased its productivity in spinning and weaving by slightly more than 50 per cent. In Hampton Village, N.H., is the but of Goody Cole, charged with being a witch who was legally exonerated of all guilt in 1938. Visitors and Convention group to centralize on A hotel and motel occupancy Public Transportation that 80% of our people stay walking distance of their l Lincoln Avenue should west city limits. Education and Culture education day. Give comp establishment of a State C Parks, Sports, Recreation to publicize and support sports ball team, Pop Warner Lif Health and Welfare: class hospital. Give active support to Civic Affairs: A new civic auditorium. Proper identification There you have the m Let’s all get behind the An year. There are 272,000 women Scout program. Each year more than 14,000 Scout rank. A granite quarry in Quincy Hill Monument, Boston. The Union of South Africa square miles, or 2½ times the HANDIEST, HANDSOMEST PH THAT EVER HUSTLED A LO Here's new hustle, new muscle and new style! Chevrolet's '58 pickup fleet brings you a new high in efficiency with more powerful high-compression V8 and 6-cylinder engines! Chevrolet's bustling 1958 pick-up fleet can handle tough jobs fast and at lower-than-ever costs! You'll find improved fuel-saving 145-h.p. Thriftmaster 6's, or new 283-cu-in, 160-h.p. Trademaster V8's (optional at extra cost). 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Anaheim’s Chamber of Commerce has a good reputation, it has good will, it has proven in the past that it can take on a big project and come up with a finished production. The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce can and will be an important moving force in Anaheim this year. There is the program recommended for 1958. Industrial Development:—Continue research and development of literature that is needed for industrialists and visitors who are looking for new locations. Provide up-to-date maps showing all utilities and railroads and highways. Have members attend national industrial shows and conferences meet top management and sell them on Anaheim. Retail:—Complete formation of parking district. Work with property owners and merchants to modernize existing buildings, inside and out, with rear entrances from parking lots. Remove blighted areas from downtown locations:—We must do everything possible to complete this project successfully. It is the key to future Downtown Anaheim. Visitors and Conventions:—A need for a more compact up to centralize on Anaheim area and stimulate better travel and motel occupancy during the so-called “off season”. Public Transportation and Highways:—It is estimated that 80% of our people still do not have bus service within walking distance of their homes. Lincoln Avenue should be widened from Firestone to the city limits. Education and Culture:—Sponsor a business-industry education day. Give complete and energetic support to the establishment of a State College in Anaheim. 2 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Jan. 23, 1958 Survey Shows Right-to-Work Laws Needed An organization to be known as The California League of Independent Voters, has been formed in Orange County with its headquarters at 10301 Perdido Street, Anaheim, according to George P. Karcher, its spokesman. The purpose of the League will be to keep the California voters LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Jan. 23, 30, Feb. 6 and 13, 1958.) 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Satre and Olga Satre known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the Visitors and Conventions:—A need for a more compact up to centralize on Anaheim area and stimulate better travel and motel occupancy during the so-called "off season". Public Transportation and Highways:—It is estimated that 80% of our people still do not have bus service within sitting distance of their homes. Lincoln Avenue should be widened from Firestone to the city limits. Education and Culture:—Sponsor a business-industry education day. Give complete and energetic support to the establishment of a State College in Anaheim. Parks, Sports, Recreation:—Assume our responsibility publicize and support special events such as Rhino's foot-team, Pop Warner Little League. Health and Welfare:—Provide Anaheim with a first-health hospital. Give active support to United Fund Drive. Civic Affairs:—A new civic center for the city. 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