anaheim-gazette 1958-10-23

The Home -- America's Top Asset The American Home is our country's most precious asset. This is the expressed conviction of Warren Ferguson, one of Southern California's outstanding attorneys. Mr. Ferguson in a recent talk with friends and constituents stressed the importance of the individual sense of justice, tolerance and good will in a nation ruled by laws. Success of our great democracy, according to Mr. Ferguson, can only be assured by a continuing climate of fair-mindedness and equity. There is no better training ground for these learned virtues than the home—where give and take combine with understanding to create the finest harmony known to man. Ferguson, Municipal Attorney for the cities of Buena Park, Santa Fe Springs, Placentia, La Puente and Baldwin Park, is currently campaigning for Judge of Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court. Ferguson, Municipal Attorney for the cities of Buena Park, Santa Fe Springs, Placentia, La Puente and Baldwin Park, is currently cam-paigning for Judge of Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court. FASHION TEST FOR PHONES—how we check new designs with you today so your phones will give more pleasure tomorrow FASHION TEST FOR PHONES—how we check new designs with you today so your phones will give more pleasure tomorrow What would you like your telephones of tomorrow to look like? What shape? What size? What design? These are questions phone man Arland Snarr, top picture, is asking Mrs. Helen Hoffman. She's helping us test new phone designs for beauty and convenience. Of course, you can't get these phones today. The bedroom phone, front in the top picture, and the other with the novel dial, are strictly test phones. Mrs. Hoffman kept each in her home for a month. Now she's giving her opinion of them. Her answers, plus those of hundreds of other style-testers, will guide us. They'll help us do a better job for you—help us design phones for your home that you'll like both for beauty and convenience. Working together to serve you better... Pacific Telephone B4 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Oct. 23, 1968 CAMP PENDLETON — Marine Pvt. Jack L. Crawford, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Crawford of 7652 Cerritos Ave., and Pvt. FOR GAZETTE WANT ADVANCE Call KE 5-2206 for Want Ads HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Wheel Aligning and BALANCING Guaranteed Precision Work By Expert Technician Shipkey & Pearson GOODYEAR TIRES 420 W. Center St. — Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 WE GIVE $&H GREEN STAMPS Joseph P. Y. Bourassa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bourassa of 8682 West Ball Rd., of Anaheim, graduated Sept. 11 from an intensive four-week infantry training course. During this period Marines live primarily in the field and take part in bivouacs, marches and muscle building exercises. This training, followed by two weeks leave, completes the basic Marine Corps training. Graduates are then assigned to specialist schools or a permanent duty assignment. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM VEAL KIDNEYS WILL MUSHROOMS 2 veal kidneys ¼ cup diced onions ¼ cup bacon drippings 1 tablespoon flour 1 teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon pepper 1 can chopped mushrooms ½ cup water Muffins or toast Cut fat and membrane kidneys. Split through cell remove fat and heavy vein into ½-inch cubes. Cook in hot drippings until saturated. DISPOSABLE $39.75 BILL WARN The PLUMBER 246 E. CENTER — ANAHEIM KEyestone 5-8108 POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT DON'T TAX SCHEDULE DON'T RAISE DON'T IAX SCH DON'T RAISE $118,000,000.00...is the amount of taxes the State Board of Equalization reports you are saved every year by California's nonprofit schools built, paid for, maintained by Protestant, Catholic, Jewish and nonsectarian groups. $400,000,000.00...is the sum that would be required—again by official report of the State Board of Equalization—to duplicate the school buildings built at no public expense by California's 1,076 nonprofit schools. To tax them would shift a high percentage of their enrollment into critically over-crowded public schools—at the public's expense! $346.00 PER PUPIL...is the average cost per year to the taxpayer to educate a child in the public school system, according to figures supplied by State Controller Robert C. Kirkwood. The State Board of Equalization reports that if these schools were taxed, they would provide less than $1,800,000 in tax revenue. Don't punish schools that are giving the taxpayers the greatest bargain in history—a $118,000,000 tax saving in exchange for less than $1,800,000 in tax exemption. To punish these schools with a tax would punish every California taxpayer. IT'S UN-AMERICA singles out for elementary and high and paid for by Jewish faiths. It violates the American free education. DISCRIMINATION No state taxes nonprofit reason that they save dollars every year in 2,000 in California allowing tending nonprofit schools without one cent of it. IT'S UNFAIR...It family to pay a do Parents of children pay their full share To tax their nonprofit taxing them twice None of the other 48 Tax-free education originating in colonia Nonprofit colleges taxed. It is unfair amongonia's 390 Protestant Jewish and nonsectarian schools. WHO IS AGAINST NO check new designs pleasure tomorrow WHO IS AGAINST NO Democratic and Republican parties Attorney General Brown U. S. Senator Knowland Property Owners Tax Association of California San Francisco Chamber of Commerce State AFL-CIO Affiliated C State Board President, T of Educat NO ON 1 VEAL KIDNEYS WITH MUSHROOMS 2 veal kidneys ¼ cup diced onions ½ cup bacon drippings 1 tablespoon flour 1 teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon pepper 1 can chopped mushrooms ½ cup water. Muffins or toast Cut fat and membrane from kidneys. Split through center and remove fat and heavy veins. Cut into ½-inch cubes. Cook onions in hot drippings until soft; add kidneys and cook 10 minutes longer, or until meat is lightly browned. Stir in flour, salt and pepper; add mushrooms and water. Heat to boiling, stirring constantly, then cover and simmer over low heat 20 minutes. Serve over hot muffins or toast. 4 to 6 servings. CHOCOLATE POT DE CREME ¼ lb. sweet cooking chocolate 5 tbsps. cold water 5 eggs, separated 2 tbsps. dark rum. Break chocolate into small pieces. Place in heavy saucepan; add water. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until chocolate is melted. Remove from heat. Whip egg yolks slightly. Add rum and stir to blend. Pour chocolate mixture into egg yolks. Mix gently until blended. Whip egg whites until stiff but not dry. Fold egg whites into chocolate mixture. Pour into serving bowl or small individual serving dishes. Chill several hours. Serve, topped with whipped cream if desired. Serves 4 to 6. LEGAL NOTICE (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 8, 1955) CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS PICTITIOUS FIRM NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that he is conducting the Antenna and sound business at 271-C West Lincoln, City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, under the Activities First range of J & B Electronics Company and that said firm is composed of the following person whose name and address is as follows: to-wit Jack Callahan, 4053 Alamo Street, Anaheim, California. WITNESS my hand this 6th day of October, 1955. Jack Callahan STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE ON THIS 6th day of October A.D. 1955, before me Norma A. Nipper, a Notary Public in need for a County and State residing therein, did commissioned and sworn personally appeared Jack Callahan, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have lent unto set my hand and affixed my officiet, seal the deed and year in this certificate first above written. (NEAL) Norma A. Nipper Notary Public in and for Said Country and State. My Commission Expires Nov. 15, 1960. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT X SCHOOLS ISE TAXES LOCAL LEADERS SAY "NO"! CLERGY COMMITTEE Rev. James Ward Rev. L. P. Sharp Rev. Elmer W. Matthias Rev. Daniel Bogdan Rev. Alexander McCandless Rev. Glenn H. Shaw Rev. Elvie C. Suttle IT'S UN-AMERICAN...Proposition No. 16 singles out for taxation the nonprofit elementary and high schools sponsored and paid for by Protestant, Catholic and Jewish faiths. It is a PUNITIVE measure. It violates the American tradition of tax-free education. AND ITS PURPOSE IS DISCRIMINATION. No state taxes nonprofit schools, for the simple reason that they save taxpayers millions of dollars every year in school support—$118,000,000 in California alone. Parents of children attending nonprofit schools pay the entire cost without one cent of state aid. IT'S UNFAIR...It is unfair to force a family to pay a double tax for education. Parents of children in nonprofit schools pay their full share of public school taxes. To tax their nonprofit schools would be taxing them twice for education. None of the other 48 states taxes these schools. Tax-free education is an American tradition originating in colonial times. Nonprofit colleges and universities are not taxed. It is unfair and inconsistent to tax California's 390 Protestant, 643 Catholic and 43 Jewish and nonsectarian elementary and high schools. CLERGY COMMITTEE Rev. James Ward Rev. L. P. Sharp Rev. Elmer W. Matthias Rev. Daniel Bogdan Rev. Alexander McCandless Rev. Glenn H. Shaw Rev. Elvie C. Suttis Rev. J. G. Gantenbein Rev. O. M. Burch Rev. Clyde Boyer Rev. Clyde E. Ervin Rev. Hugh H. Brown Rev. Russell A. Gabler Rev. R. G. Markey Mrs. Alice E. Craig Rev. F. T. Zellmer Rev William B. Middlewors Rev John D. Hiner Rev Floyd W. Strickland Rev Chandler Jackson Rev Roy A. Carlson Rev Alfonso Sanchez, Sr. Rev Paul H. Kugler Elder William C. Rialey Elder Herbert H. Dexter Elder R. Q. Mote Rev Walter M. Barnard Rev Glen C. Bowen Rev Billy R. Doe Rev A. Edward Drake Rev & Mrs. A. D. Duncan Rev R. G. Markey Rev S. A. Merrill Rev David D. Schmidt Rev James A. Bullivan Rev F. E. Westbrook Rev V. Donald Buell Ernest E. Nixon, Jr. Rev Guy D. Newton Rev Richard H. Rose Rev R. R. Warren Rev Blake Weilbright Rev Paul A. Alleman Rev James J. Cottrell Rev Robert D. Cardiner Rev Robert Driesser Rev Wesley A. Hayermale Rev John H. Parke Rev Ernest William Scully Rev Wayne Williamson Rabbi Edgar P. Magntin Rev Sam L. Couzens Dr George J. Busdlecker Rev Harry C. Carlson Rev Harry F. Stief Rev Harold W. Penflington Dr Victor L. Behnken Rev William L. Duerr Rev J. E. Romersin Rev Louis C. Smith Rev J. H. Goldner Rev Ralph F. Juengel Rev Lester E. Mully Rev H. W. Schmitt Rev Paulus E. Voeltze Rev M. Wiersig Rev Howell S. Poster Rev Paul Benefiel Rev Harold B. Buckner Elder Bowman A. Deal Elder E. E.Hollisted Elder F. B.Jensen Rev Glenn E.Bolum Rev Wayne R.Davison Rev Theodore G.Gohlke CITIZENS COMMITTEE A. J.Schutte W.H.Spurgeon,Jr. Arthur W.Gray,Jr. Erwin H.Kersten,M.D. Nelson Kogler Roy McArdle H.I.Perry S.J.Camarata,M.D. Alfred Sachet R.C.Helles A.T.VillelllThomas A.HenryVictor G.LolyDonald M.Relock Nonprofit colleges and universities are not taxed. It is unfair and inconsistent to tax California's 390 Protestant, 643 Catholic and 43 Jewish and nonsectarian elementary and high schools. INST NO.16? Association of Commerce Affiliated College Teachers Association State Board of Equalization President, Los Angeles City Board of Education CITIZENS COMMITTEE A. J. Schutte W. H. Spurgeon, Jr. Arthur W. Gray, Jr. Erwin H. Kersten, M.D. Nelson Kogler Roy McArdle H. I. Perry S. J. Camarata, M.D. Alfred Sache R. C. Holles A. T. Villell Thomas A. Henry Victor G. Lolly Donald M. Relock Arthur Crooker H. E. Arnold Graham Glimer, Jr., M.D. Maj. Dennis Murphy B. S. Smithton Hasen J. Jaeger Lee Hasenjaeger Simon Decker Oliver H. Breelie Clarence M. Amling Ken Herber Mrs. Irma G. Preston Mrs. LeRoy Quick Wallace Sugga Larry B. Mathes, M.D. Dr. Harold Fischer Evan Truman Collard E. Malcolm Angell Mrs. Myrtle Badger Arthur B. Cannon John B. Deekard Daniel J. Fischer Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy H. Smith Mrs. Mary C. Campbell Pred Wrye Marie K. Mueller Robert W. Parbee Edward T. Pingel Clifford S. Flecher Louis M. Tazzaar James S. Tremayne Lester Van Tatenhove George C.. Easten Dr. John F. Vogel Julien E. Lecrivain CITIZENS UNITED AGAINST TAXING SCHOOLS 2796 West Eighth Street Los Angeles 5, California PROTESTANTS UNITED AGAINST TAXING SCHOOLS Room 908, 427 West Fifth Street Los Angeles 13, California