anaheim-gazette 1959-01-22

YES WE DO JOB PRINTING ... and at Satisfactory Prices WEDDING INVITATIONS YOUR LEGISLATOR AT WORK! Mail from my constituents is always most welcome, and particularly when it is in regard to specific questions or ideas which has required some thought on the part of the writer. This week a Santa Ana insurance man—a personal friend—wrote: "Seems as tho there is always quite a stir all the time over the deficit in the state's finances. And the end result, if we are to believe the newspapers, and your report (Your Legislator At Work column) invariably ends up with the ugly conclusion that taxes will have to be raised. Why? "Let's set aside the question at the moment of whether or not taxes are too high, John. What I want to ask is—and I would appreciate an answer to—why can't expenses be cut? Why? "All good people, including the Murdys' and all good businesses, live within their income. Why can't the State of California? Why?" (Signature.) I think these are all good WEDDING INVITATIONS DIRECT MAIL PIECES BOOKLETS AND FOLDERS OFFICE FORMS BUSINESS "Let's set aside the question at the moment of whether or not taxes are too high, John. What I want to ask is—and I would appreciate an answer to—why can't expenses be cut? Why? "All good people, including the Murdys' and all good businesses, live within their income. Why can't the State of California? Why?" (Signature.) I think these are all good questions. If I had the complete control (and I mean complete control) of state government, the state would live within its income. But fortunately under the American system of government our wise forefathers set up for us, no on person does control. You will recall that one of the candidates for governor in the recent election promised California would live within its income if he were elected governor. The people soundly rejected him. Furthermore, in years past at various elections, the people have frozen into the state constitution — or fixed by continuing law — approximately 68% of the present huge budget. The legislature cannot override the will of the people. Let me give you an example. Appropriations frozen into our constitution include approximately $1 billion for education. Gas tax and motor vehicle fees are fixed by continuing law, as are the moneys spent for the four categorical aids — aid to aged, aid to blind, aid to needy children and general relief. Thus we find the legislature has control over only about 32% of the total budget. If we were to live within our income, the legislature would have to practically eliminate all funds over which it exercises any control. I'm certain you will agree that would be a trifle difficult not to say impractical. In addition, remember that about 75% of the 120 legislators were elected on a platform calling for "liberalism" which, when applied to money matters, meant more spending. The man who has been elected on a platform of less spending — either on state or federal levels — in the last six years was a rare individual indeed. Therefore, from a practical standpoint, a reduced — instead of a BUSINESS STATIONERY LETTERPRESS and OFFSET REPRODUCTIONS ANAHÈIM GAZETTE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT 259 E. CENTER KEystone 5-2206 In addition, remember that about 75% of the 120 legislators were elected on a platform calling for "liberalism" which, when applied to money matters, meant more spending. The man who had been elected on a platform of less spending — either on state or federal levels — in the last six years was a rare individual indeed. Therefore, from a practical standpoint, a reduced — instead of an expanded budget — becomes all most unattainable. It might be interesting to look at two stacks of mail which I keep on my desk as an object lesson. Both stacks are the same size approximately, but the writers on one stack, like the writer of the foregoing letter, are asking for reduced spending. On the other hand, the other stack represents constituents who request increased state services. The real puzzler to me is that in a large percentage of cases the signers of the letters were the same in each stack. To increase services, and at the same time reduce taxes, is a good trick. The only trouble is, nobody knows how to perform the trick. Expenses of government, I believe, can and should be reduced. Many economies that could be put into practice are apparent, but they can only be accomplished when the majority of our citizen cease demanding increased services, both by reason of the law the people pass, and when they again begin to elect people who can stand the pressure and say "NO" when the pressure group turn on the heat. SANTA ANA — Marine PPL Andrew D. Marshall, son of Andrin J. Marshall of 2640 Lincoln Highway, Anaheim is serving with an aviation unit of the Third Marine Aircraft Wing at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana. Call KE 5-2206 for Want! Anaheim Gazette Thursday of each week at 12:30 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Entered as second class mail matter under the Act of March 8, 1979. All Rights herein are reserved. 'A Scout Is Friendly' Is Theme Of Boy Scouts' 49th Anniversary FOR ALL BOYS BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CLASSIFIED TO START A WANT AD Phone KE 5-2206 CLASSIFIED INDEX PERSONALS ... 4 LOST & FOUND ... 2 BUSINESS SERVICE ... 3 EMPLOYMENT ... 4 A—Help Wanted, Male B—Help Wanted, Female C—Help Wanted, M & F D—Situations Wanted, M & F BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ... 5 A—Money to Loan B—Money Wanted PETS—LIVESTOCK ... 7 A—For Sale B—Wanted C—Supplies—Care ROOMS—BOARD ... 8 REAL ESTATE ... 9 A—Property for Sale B—Property for Reht C—Wanted, Buy or Rent D—Houses to be Moved MERCHANDISE ... 10 A—Household Furniture B—Household Appliances C—Musical Instruments D—Musical Instruction E—Radio-TV—Supplies—Repairs F—Miscellaneous G—Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE ... 11 A—Wanted to Buy B—Motorcycles C—Boats & Supplies—Trailers D—Repairs M—Lare—Trucks—Tractors PERSONALS NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS The Anaheim Gazette does not knowingly accept help wanted ad-files submitted from firms covered by the Federal Wars-Hour Law if they offer less than the legal minimum wage. Under the law, the legal minimum for employees engaged in inter-state commerce or in the production of goods for commerce is $1 an hour, and at least time and a half for each hour after the 40th in a workweek. If you are offered less by covered firm or if you have questions concerning this law or other Wage-Hour activities of the U. & Department of Labor, call or write the Department's local office at the nearest of the following addresses: 117 Western Pacific Building, 1031 South Broadway. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 49th ANNIVERSARY 1959 ONWARD FOR GOD AND MY CITY OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT WEEK POSTER The nation's 4,780,000 Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers, and adult leaders observe Boy Scout Week, February 7 to lift by launching the fourth and final year of the "Onward for God and My Country" program. The 49th anniversary emphasis is "A Scout is friendly." Through their World Friendship Fund of voluntary contributions the Boy Scouts of America have helped Scouts in 48 other nations. America will be represented by several hundred Scouts at the Tenth World Scout Jamberre next July 17-26 in Maldives National Park near Manila in the Philippine Islands. During Boy Scout Week, honors will go to units that successfully carried out projects in traffic, outdoor, and home safety in last year's Safety Good Turn. EXCESSIVE NOISE IS IRRITATING AND CAN BE DETRIMENTAL TO HEALTH. AT HOME WE ARE EXPOSED TO THE NOISES OF EVERYDAY LIVING, CHILDREN, APPLIANCES, NEARBY STREET ACTIVITIES ETC. BUT SOMETHING CAN BE DONE ABOUT IT. NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS Mr. Amelia Gazelle does not knowingly accept help wanted advertisements from firms covered by the Federal Wage-Hour Law if they offer less than the legal minimum wage. Under the law, the legal minimum for employees engaged in interstate commerce or in the production of goods for commerce is $1 an hour, and at least time and as half for each hour after the 40th in a workweek. If you are offered less by covered firms or if you have questions concerning this law or other Wage-Hour activities of the U. & Department of Labor, call or write the Department's local office at the nearest of the following addresses: 29 Western Pacific Building, 631 South Broadway Los Angeles 15; Telephone Richmond 9-4211; extension 239; 205 Hollywood & Western Building, 5504 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 28; telephone HOlywood 4-3106, or 214 Times Building 215 American Avenue, Long Beach telephone HEMlock 4-3281. BUS. SERVICE Complete Bookkeeping Service Income Tax — Public Stenec Collins Bus. Serv., KE 5-7125. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Free Estimates, work guaranteed Bergen's Interiors. JE 1-0956 Frank Tausch AGENCY Since 1919 Auto - Fire - Liability Insurance Large Capital Stock Company 275 E. Center St. PRospect 4-750 Loma Vista MEMORIAL PARK Endowment Care Provided Phone LAmbert 5-1575 Fullerton, California Res, KEystone 5-3811 Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. KEystone 5-543 (Our Business Is Growing) Ermisch "My Cleaners" Main Office 117 W. Cypress Branch 350 W. Center KE 5-4618 BUS. Opportunities WANTED National firm opening new territories; this vicinity desires responsible pity to service and supply account of selected hardwear sales by own distributor. Part time to stay need not interfere on present employment. No selling required, inventory and supply work. This your own business which can rise as high as $3275 per month to start and can be developed into a full-time business with our help which can eventually net as high as $3275 per month or experience of paying necessary qualifications are required. INSTALL ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS WHICH "SOAK UP NOISE". MOUNT APPLIANCES ON RUBBER PADS, WEATHER-STRIP DOORS AND WINDOWS AND USE MECHANICAL DOOR CLOSERS. For Gazette Want Ads Call KEystone 5-2206 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT (Help Wanted, M & F) (Help Wanted, M & F) Distinguished People for Distinguished Products! Local Business Needs Qualified Men and Women. Full or part-time. Experience not necessary but helpful: Excellent financial returns for enjoyable work. Training will start at once for Qualified Applicants. ACT NOW! Phone Mr. Brown: Time: 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Eve. 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. KE 5-0802 KE 3-1894 PR. 2-0935 BUS. Opportunities WANTED National firm opening new territory; this vicinity desires responsible parity to service and supply account of electronic hardwares as your own distributor. Part time to stay need not infringe on present employment. No selling required, inventory and supply work. This your own business which can rise as high as $275 per month to stale and can be developed into a time business with our help who can eventually net as high as $1,900 annually. No experience or acting necessary, qualifications are serviceable automobile; $2900 immediately available, which is cured by stock and equipment; sincerely interested write for personal interview, giving phone number and brief outline of background to P.O. Box $324, Minneapolis, MN nesota. REAL ESTATE (Property for Sale) Apartment—By Owner, 1 yr. o. 4 — 2 bdrm. apts. $28,300. 4-4354. By Owner — 3 bdrm., fam. rn. 1¼ baths, hdw. firs., carpeted, landscaped. $900 do. $74.90 Mo. Pho. LE 9-4350. FOR SALE CHICKEN RANCH OF 1½ acres Approx. as follows: 5000 hect gross income per mo. $300 Net income $800. $32,500. Consider home as part payment Terms. Obligated to go East account of business: 5 acres oranges & avocados ready for subdivision. $6000 per acre 29 per cent down. 20 acres Avocados & Oranges ready for subdivision. $5500 per acre 29 per cent down. HENRY PITCHER, BROKER 201 So. Cambridge, Orange KEL 8-2010 7- Anaheim Gazette Anaholt, Calif., Thurs., Jan. 22, 1908 MERCHANDISE (Household Furniture) 4 ROOMS OF FURNITURE, everything. Hotpoint refr. & O'Keefe & Merritt CP range, big dining group, complete living room & bedroom groups. Pd. dn. to $388.49, cash or pay only $4.77 per week. Baughn's, 8002 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hiway 39. Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pho. JE 7-4882. BEDROOM GROUP, everything, bookcase headbd., mattress & box spring, & Mrs. & Mrs. dresser with mirror, this group has been stored. Pd. dn. to $149.04, cash or pay only $2.03 per week. Baughn's, 8002 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hiway 39. Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pho. JE 7-4882. LIVING ROOM GROUP, this just came in with 5 other groups, from factory display, includes sofa bed divan & chair, two step tables, coffee table & two lamps. This whole bunch for $144.25, cash or pay only $1.77 per week. Baughn's, 8002 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hiway 39. Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pho. JE 7-4882. (Household Appliances) GAS DRYERS, 1958 Norge, the best one $199.00; also Coronado $109.00; 1958 Easy $159.00. No cash dn., pay only $8.87 per mo. Baughn's, 8002 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hiway 39. Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pho. JE 7-4882. AUTOMATIC WASHERS, large reductions, General Electrics, Frigidairees, $29.00; 1958 Easy $159.00; 1958 Norge clock control $220.00; 58 Norge $149.00. No cash dn., pay only $8.13 per mo. Baughn's, 8002 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hiway 39. Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pho.JE 7-4882. (Musical Instruments) French Provincial spinet returned from rent, save $253, delivered free anywhere in Southern California. Stainway Planos. Special sale of Grands, Mason & Malinia Chickering, Oulbransen, from $775, terms $15 a month. Stainway Planos. Spinet piano trade ins.Acrosonic (2). Shoninger, Picchaf, Mpnochord, from $225, payments low as $10 a month. Stainway Planos. Player Piano, used, latest condole spinet, ukulele attachment, rooftop low price, quick sale. Stainway Planos. Stainway spirod, Ebonized style B hard to find like new, 7 ft size, the world's best, save $1960. Practice Pianos $95, $135, $150 good condition or rent from 16 a month. Stainway Planos. Electronic Piano $255, Stainway Planos, Organe, its any piano was not our prior品 no. Salzer Maple spinet like new, save $224 easy terms Stainway Planos Schmidt-Philippa Co. Established 1915 $26 North Main, Corner 6th bents ans (Discellaneous) SPORTS EQUIPMENT Pressel, Rogers & Pressel 117 S.Clementine KE 5-4206 AUTOMOTIVE (Espains) One Day Service RADIATORS — GAS TANKS Repairing - Cleaning - Recoring TO JOB APPLICANTS Gazelmeth Gazelmeth does not accept help wanted adnals from firms covered by the legal minimum under the law, the legal minimployee engaged in intercommerce or in the production or commerce is all an hour, and they and a third hour each the 40th in a workweek. If you have questions confirm this law or other Wage-Hour of the U. & Department of or write the Department's address: The Western Pre1958 - South Broadway 15; telephone Richmond extension 32; 205 Hollywood Los Angeles 26; telephone HOL5104, or 814 Times Building, American Avenue, Long Beach, Hendock 8-3211. U.S. SERVICE Bookkeeping Service. Tax — Public Steno. Bus. Serv., KE 5-7125. UPHOLSTERING Optimates, work guaranteed. Interiors. JE 1-0956 Frank Tausch AGENCY Since 1919 Fire - Liability Insurance Capital Stock Companies Center St. PRospect 4-7599 Loma Vista MEMORIAL PARK Nowment Care Provided phone LAmbert 5-1575 Fullerton, California Mes, KEystone 5-3811 Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service Potts Nursery 8 LINCOLN AVENUE m. Calif. KEystone 5-5450 (or Business Is Growing) Ermisch "My Cleaners" On Office 117 W. Cypress Branch 350 W. Center KE 5-4618 S. Opportunities WANTED A firm opening new territories inclinence desires responsible parspective and supply accounts. accounts handle accounts as your distributor. Part time to start, not infringe on present entention. No selling required, all factory and supply work. This is own business which can net high as $275 per month to start. can be developed into a full business with our help which eventually net as high as $15. annually. No experience or selling requirements. REFRERS — BIG SELL OUT — Philco 3½ ft. $149.00; '58 Admiral 9¼, $149.00; 1958 Admiral 14½ ft. upside down $359.00; '58 Admiral 21 inch TV $179.00; 21 inch Console, $199.00; '58 Admiral 13½ ft. Automatic $219.00; 1957 General Electric 12 ft. revolving shelves $209.00; '58 Hotpoint 11 ft. $179.00; 1953 Philco 13 ft. two door $199.00; 1956 Philco 16½ ft. combination (like new) $359.00; Norge 11 ft. $169.00. No dn. pymt., pay only $9.23 per mo. Baughn's, 8002, Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hiway 39. Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pho. JE 7-4882 GAS RANGES, won't last long at these prices, 40 inch O'Keefe & Merritt CP $149.00; Wedgewood 40 inch CP $169.00; 1958 O'Keefe & Merritt CP, griddle clock, chrome top $179.00; O'Keefe's Merritt CP, griddle $299.00. No cash dn., pay only $218 per mo. Baughn's, 8002 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hiway 39. Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pho. JE 7-4882 FREEZERS, this is our big January, Feb. sell out, 18 ft. SubZero $199.00; 22 ft. Victor $259.00; 15 ft. Carrier $199.00; 1958 Norge 14½ ft.$229.00; Amana 18 ft.$199.00; '58 Admiral 13 ft.$269.00 (upright); 20 ft. Marquette $239.00; it's new. No cash dn., $10.56 per mo. Baughn's, 8002 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hiway 39. Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pho.JE 7-4882. MOTOR OVERHAUL 6 Clys.(most) 48.88 8 Clys.(most) 58.88 No Money Down On App.Credit Includes both labor and parts. New rings, wrist pins, valve grind. Check fittings of main and rod bearings. Expert motor tune up day or 4,000 miles guarantee. Gaskets and oil extra pressure. Plus metallization. Automatic Transmission Overhaul $4959 New car guarantee: All bench labor included, included as resistion seals, bands, clutch gaskets. All parts produced tested, exchange transmissions at popular prices. Open Daily 8 to 6 Sunday "Ul" 7 pm. Sunday 12 to 8 Member Better Business Bureau BELLES ENGINE REBUILDERS STATE BONDED ID E.Erd St.KI-3234 SANTA ANA (Cars—Trucks—Tractors) 1956 Olds Holiday "98" — fully equipped, one owner, clean.Call Cliff Braun, KE 5-7211. FOR SALE — '50 Slude 2-dr.sedan,A-1 condition.Priced right.See anytime at 527 So.Clementine Street,Anaheim. (Cars—Trucks—Tractors) HARDIN OLDSMOBILE 1953 CHEV. BEL AIR $29900 1953 CHRYSLER FULLY EQUIPPED $29900 HARDIN OLDSMOBILE Your Authorized Oldsmobile Dealer 262 N. LOS ANGELES ST.—ANAheim—KE 5-7211