anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-10

ATTRACTIVE—this Eastwood Park residence is typical of the charming homes now being offered at a pre-opening sale at Eastwood Park, new suburban community located at Sycamore Street and East Street in East Anaheim. Unification of Europe Backed By Sen. Fullbright MONTEREY (UP)—U. S. Sen. J. William Fulbright (D-Ak) believes the unification of Europe is necessary to remove the frictions that have caused two world wars. In an address last night to 2000 lawyers attending the annual State Bar meeting, Fulbright said the United States can serve as an example of the benefits that political unification can bring Europeans in their daily lives. Learning by Seeing Eastwood Park Slates Big Pre-Opening Sale A pre-opening sale has been announced at Eastwood Park, charming suburban development in East Anaheim, by John D. Lusk, president of the Cole Road Inc. development Company. Homes in the community, now all under construction, offer purchasers choice of interior colors, it was pointed out. The three bedroom residences are being offered at $12,750, it was added. The dwelling feature such con- MONTEREY (UP)—U. S. Sen. J. William Fulbright (D-Ak) believes the unification of Europe is necessary to remove the frictions that have caused two world wars. In an address last night to 2000 lawyers attending the annual State Bar meeting, Fulbright said the United States can serve as an example of the benefits that political unification can bring Europeans in their daily lives. Learning by Seeing "The most effective way to demonstrate these benefits is to bring Europeans to the United States and let them see for themselves how the system operates and what it has actually produced" he said. He urged the United States, as leader of the self-governing peoples of the world, to "take the initiative in the quest for a way to prevent a total atomic war." "There must be some way for men to settle their differences by reason and law, rather than by atomic bombs," he said. Adjournment Today Fulbright, author of the act providing for exchange of students by the United States and other countries, said more than 11,000 persons from 29 countries have participated in the program since 1948. Highlight of today's closing session will be an address by Asst. U. S. Atty. Gen. Stanley N. Barnes former Los Angeles judge. The Conference of California Judges, meeting in conjunction with the State Bar convention, selected Superior Judge Ben V. Curler of Lassen County as president. The Conference of Junior Bar Delegates chose Hart Spiegel of San Francisco as its president. Educator Levels Blast at McCarthy WASHINGTON (UP)—Harry F. Gideonse, a member of the American Council of Education, has charged that Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wis) is "wholly irresponsible" and "blatantly demagogical." He made the accusation at a council discussion of congressional investigations of Communists in education. The organisation is holding its 36th annual convention here. Gideonse, president of Brooklyn College, said, however, that there is a "clear distinction" between McCarthy's Permanent Investigating Subcommittee and the senate Internal Security Subcommittee head by Sen. William E. Jenner, (Ind). HELD — Sandra June (Sandy) O'Day, 22, of St. Louis, hangs her head as she is booked in Kansas City, Mo., as a material witness in the kidnap-slaying of Bobby Greencase. She was jailed in default of $10,000 bond. Murphy Named State GOP Head SACRAMENTO (UP) —Actor George Murphy will be the new chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, Gov. Goodwin J. Knight's office said today. Robert G. Alderman, Knight's executive secretary, said the actor had wired the governor that he would accept the job for a term which ends next August. Alderman said Murphy was selected at a meeting last Tuesday between the new governor, Vice President Richard M. Nixon and U. S. Sen. William F. Knowland. "A lot of names were discussed and finally Murphy was suggested," Alderman said. "Everyone seemed to think that was an excellent choice." Murphy reportedly did not want to accept a full two-year term but was willing to serve out the remaining 11 months of the term of office now held by A. Ronald Button. Button is scheduled to be elevated to the post of Republican national committee at a meeting of the GOP in Presno tomorrow. Button succeeds McIntyre Farles of Los Angeles as national committeeman. Farles resigned the post following his appointment by former Gov. Earl Warren to a Superior Court in Los Angeles. to Communism in educational institutions. A pre-opening sale has been announced at Eastwood Park, charming suburban development in East Anaheim, by John D. Lusk, president of the Cole Road Inc. development Company. Homes in the community, now all under construction, offer purchasers choice of interior colors, it was pointed out. The three bedroom residence are being offered at $12,750, it was added. The dwelling feature such conveniences as garbage disposal, bath pullman, thermostatically controlled forced air heat, wood-burning fireplace, center hall plan and plenty of closet space. Each home has rear living room leading to covered patio. The 77 homes in Eastwood Park are available in a wide variety of styles, say the builders. And the community is favorably situated near shops, markets, excellent public schools and churches. Beaches and metropolitan points are also within easy reach over highways and freeways. Eastwood Park is centered at East Street and Sycamore Street in Anaheim. Small Estates Area Studied by Planners SANTA ANA—Proposal to create a Small Estates District in the Orange Park Acres area will be considered by the Orange County Planning Commission at a public hearing at 2 p.m., Oct. 28, and two other requests for zone changes have been referred to the planning staff for study. G. A. Krause and others have petitioned to have both sides of Harbor Blvd., extended as an MI (light industrial) district as far as Trask Ave. in the Newhope area and A. L. Dickenson seeks to change from R4 (suburban residential) to M1 on north side of Ocean Ave. between the Pacific Electric tracks and Fullerton Rd., La Habra area. LEGAL NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No. A $233! NOTICE OF HEARING OF DEATH FOR WILL AND FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY. In the Matter of the Estate of BIRD V.BEEBE, also known as BIRD BEEBE Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the petition of BIRD V.BEEBE for the probate of Will of the above named decedent, and for the issuance of Letters Testamentary to the petitioner will be heard at 10 o'clock A.M. on Oct. 23, 1963, at the He made the accusation at a council discussion of congressional investigations of Communists in education. The organization is holding its 36th annual convention here. Gideonse, president of Brooklyn College, said, however, that there is a "clear distinction" between McCarthy's Permanent Investigating Subcommittee and the senate internal Security Subcommittee head by Sen. William E. Jenner, (R-Ind). He said the Jenner investigation of teachers has been "helpful" because there appeared to be "nn other way of ferreting out evidence" in cases where "professors accept political discipline in matters of scholarship." During the discussion, Hollis F. Price, president of Lemoyne, said he has "serious doubt as to the validity" of such investigations in Communism in educational institutions. He said that "if efforts to expose Communist influence affected only those with Communist connections, we would have little fear" of the methods. But, "there is some indication that the effect of some efforts to expose and root out Communist influence from institutional life has been to instill a sense of fear and caution in many people," he said. Three of the fourteen Grand Champion Steers purchased at the Pomona County Fair Auction by the Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc. The beef from these cattle will be sold at all Alpha Beta Markets at regular beef prices. Left to right, Alpha Beta Packing Plant Manager, Joe Goodnight, FFA Division Grand Champion steer and former owner, Jim Klaustermeyer of Orange, FFA Division Grand Champion steer and former owner Allen R. Brase of Orange, and 4-H Division Reserve Grand Champion steer with former owner, Gerald Brase of Orange. AN EXPERIMENT IN Eastwood Park es Big Opening Sale opening sale has been anat Eastwood Park, charmurban development in East by John D. Lusk, presithe Cole Road Inc. developmpany. in the community, now construction, offer purchoice of interior colors, it ted out. The three bedfidences are being offered it was added. wellings feature such con- We met a chemist some years ago who was planning to experiment with religion. "Some Sunday," he said, "I'm going to go to Church and see if it makes any difference in my life." "Doctor," we asked (for he had a number of degrees), "How does a chemist begin his experiments in a new field?" "With research," came the reply. "He studies the findings of other men in that field—determines what has been proven—what is unknown." "That's a good way to begin your experiment with religion" we suggested. "It would hardly be 'scientific' to judge Christianity, or your need for it, on the basis of one visit to Church. But a few months of faithful attendance, and many thoughtful evenings with the Bible will give you a clear understanding of what others have found in Christianity. You'll discover spiritual truths which centuries of experience have proven, and gain a faith that can bridge the Unknown." At last report, our chemist was making fine progress in his experiment. In fact, he no longer thinks of his religion as experimental! 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Center Phone 4886 Saturday, October 10, 1953 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN THE CHURCH FOR ALL...ALL FOR THE CHURCH The Church is the greatest factor on earth for the building of character and good citizenship. It is a storehouse of spiritual values. Without a strong Church, neither democracy nor civilization can survive. There are four sound reasons why every person should attend services regularly and support the Church. They are: (1) For his own sake. (2) For his children's sake. (3) For the sake of his community and nation. (4) For the sake of the Church itself, which needs his moral and material support. Plan to go to church regularly and read your Bible daily. Book Chapter Verses Sunday 1 Kings 18 17-26 Monday Psalms 95 1-7 Tuesday Amos 5 10-26 Wednesday Josh 3 1-10 Thursday Jonah 4 1-11 Friday Luke 6 90-00 Saturday Luke 12 13-31 Y THE FOLLOWING CIVIC MINDED FIRMS: McCOY MOTOR CO. Your Ford Dealer BY THE FOLLOWING CIVIC MINDED FIRMS: McCOY MOTOR CO. Your Ford Dealer 820 N. 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