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VALLEY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1959 ANNUAL QUESTIONNAIRE 8 A Stans, Budget Holt Seeks Vital Director, Will Issues Information Speak In LA Powers Pair. Celebrate 50 Yrs. Wed. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank J. Powers were honored at the home of their son, Raymond V. Powers, 19344 Welby Way, Reseda, for their 50th wedding anniversary. Open house from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday marked the Van Nuys couple's 50 years of marriage and 13 years of residence In the Valley.

Married in Davenport, Iowa. March 27, 1909, Mr. and Mrs. Powers moved to the Valley in 1946 from Aurora, 111., where Powers worked as 'a construction contractor 43 years. Arrangements for the open house were made by another son, Maurice Powers, 14929 Vanowen Van Nuys.

Congressman Joe Holt, 'in an effort to obtain the opinions of his Valley constituents on a number of vital issues, has presented his seventh annual legislative questionnaire. Those desiring a tabulation of the results should fill in the form below and mail to Congressman Joe Holt, Box 1959, House Office Building, Washington 25, D.C. QUESTIONNAIRE Yes No 50 YEARS OF MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.

Powers, married 50 years, were at home to friends at their Golden Wedding Anniversary open house held at home of son, Raymond V. Powers, 19344 Welby Way, Reseda. Valley Times photo. 1. Do you believe Congress should make every effort to balance the budget and stop non-essential spending programs? 2.

Do you favor a firm stand in the protection of West Berlin against Communist threats? 3. Do you believe the House of Representatives should continue the Un-American Activities Committee? 4. Do you think Federal labor reform legislation is needed to protect the rights and economic freedoms of labor, management and the public? Do you think more Federally administered programs should be turned back to the states? DO YOU FAVOR: 6. Allowing parents to deduct from their income tax, tuition paid on behalf of their children to institutions of higher learning. 7.

Enactment of Federal Legislation to tighten taxation of cooperatives. 8. Wage, price and rent controls, if necessary, to combat inflation. 9. A Federal Fair Employment Practice Code forbidding discrimination based on race, religion or sex, in all industry dealing with interstate commerce.

Maurice H. Stans, director of the Bureau of the Budget and one of the nations top experts on Monetary matters, will address a special luncheon sponsored by Republican Associates of Los Angeles County at noon Friday in the Biltmore Bowl. Stans visit was announced today by Homer M. Preston, chairman of the executive committee of Republican Associates. In making the announcement, Preston stated, "We are extremely proud to host this outstanding fiscal authority in his only Los Angeles appearance of the year.

As director of the bureau of the budget, Stans, of course, makes very few public appearances. Preston also indicated that Stans will deliver a non-partisan talk dealing with high-level budgetary problems. now facing the administration and Congress. Stans took office as director of the bureau March 18, 1958. Prior to his appointment to this post by President Eisenhower he had been deputy director for six months.

He holds tije degree of certified public accountant from eight states. 'He received the American Accountants Association annual award in 1952 and the American Institute of Certified Public Accpuntants annual award in 1954. Stans is also a past president of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Tickets for the luncheon will be sold at the Biltmore Bowl entrance on the day of the meeting. The public is invited.

THE ELIGIBLES, Stan Farber, Ron Hicklin, Bob Zwirn and Ron Rolla prove that there is such thing os luck when it comes to being in show business. Their story is printed below. Success Around Corner For New Singing Group DO YOU BELIEVE: 10. The $1.00 federal minimum wage should be raised. 11.

Labor unions should be brought under the antitrust law. 12. Organizational picketing should be outlawed, (Forcing an employer to recognize a union as the representative of his employees without the em-plpyees having any choice in the matter.) Are you a union member? DO YOU FAVOR: 13. A "summit conference with Khrushchev of Russia at this time. 14.

Inviting Khrushchev to the United States. Only slightly more than a year ago, four young male singers were living in a house in Sun with only a huge pot of bean soup augmented by a few occasional vegetables to last them for a week. When the week was over, the soup would be gone and their rent up and they would wire their- folks in Seattle to send "coming home money. But the boys, three of whom are still only 21 and the other 22, got an engagement that last week in 15. Our Vice President visiting Russia.

February, 1958, to open at El Rancho Vegas with Eartha Kitt on March 1. As The Eligibles, they played six weeks there, having first borrowed $500 to buy tuxedos and pay room and board for their first week there. Today, they are successful and busy. Last week they opened as featured performers in Ken Murrays "Blackouts of 1959 at the Ritz Theater. They signed an exclusive Capitol Records contract.

In addition, they have made some 50 personal appearances on college and high school campuses, done records with Ronnie Deauville and Beatrice Kay, made a flock of singing commercials and sung a for "Horse Soldiers." They left the University of Washington in the summer of 1957 and came to Hollywood to crash the music world. Advised to get more training, they took night jobs and studied and practiced days. Ron Hicklin, second tenor, worked at the citys Valley Animal Shelter. Stan Farber, first tenor, was bus boy at Rafters Restaurant in Sepulveda. Bob Zwirn, baritone, worked in a photo lab, and Ron Rolla, bass, sold records at Music City in Hollywood.

In January, 1958, they quit their jobs to seek singing jobs, and barely got that start before starving. 16. Continuing foreign economic and technical aid friendly underdeveloped countries. 17. Requiring our State Department employees in a foreign country to speak the of that country.

18. Diplomatic recognition of Communist China at this time. SHOULD WE: 19. Adopt a program designed to encourage greater participation by private enterprise in economic de velopment abroad. 20.

Give the President the right to veto or accept specific items in appropriation bills. (Now he has to accept all or nothing.) 21. Try to put a man in space before Russia, regardless of the cost. 22. Liberalize our immigration laws to allow more people to enter America.

DO YOU FAVOR: 23. Federal aid to education. 24. Federal grants for school construction. Darren Has Songs For 'Gidget' Pic James Darren, Columbia Pictures new bet for top stardom is an even hotter prospect now that hes had a chance to use his baritone singing voice.

Darren sings two numbers in "Gidget, in which he co-stars with Sandra Dee, Cliff Robertson and Arthur OConneU in Cinemascope and Eastman Color. He sings the title song, "Gidget, and "The Next Best Thing To Love. Gidget" is now playing a multiple theater engagement at the following theaters: R.K.O. Hill-street, Hawaii, California, Burbank; Encino, San Val, Sepulveda, and Vineland Drive-Ins. Federal grants to states for teachers salaries and other current expenses, on the basis of school-age population in each state.

THEATRE GUIDE DO YOU BELIEVE: 26. That agriculture price supports should be reduced. price supports should be elim- That agriculture inated. ARNOLD SCHACTER Heads Fund Drive Jewish Fund Drive Start In Burbank The Burbank Division of the United Jewish Welfare Fund will open its money drive with a meeting at 8:15 p.m. next Monday at the Burbank Jewish Community Center, 1625 Gris-mere Ave.

J. M. Stuchen, area chairman, will address the group. Arnold Schacter is Burbank Assisting him are William Chernov, Leonard Segall, Marvin Betnum, Aaron Eventov, Martin A. Gaynor, Dr.

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f-1 28. That p8stal rates should be increased again to allow the Post Office Department to operate In the Department to operate black. The limitation of $1,200.00 outside earnings a year for those receiving Social Security benefits, should be raised. DO YOU FAVOR: 30. Partnership (private and Federal) development of Trinity River power facilities as opposed to an all Federal project.

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