anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-09

ACCEPTS BOY SCOUT POSITION — Postmaster Marshall McFle (center, seated) is shown where to sign for position as Cochairman of Organization and Extension Committee of Southern District North Orange County Council, Boy Scouts, by District Chairman R. Lee Luskey (left), and Dale Miller, District Scout Executive. Also shown are postal officials who will aid McFle in rechartering the m Boy Scouts. Show Spielman, Robert I er, Richard Johnson dore Corliss ACCEPTS BOY SCOUT POSITION — Postmaster Marshall McFle (center, seated) is shown where to sign for position as Co-chairman of Organization and Extension Committee of Southern District North Orange County Council, Boy Scouts, by District Chairman R. Lee Luskey (left), and Dale Miller, District Scout Executive. Also shown are postal officials who will aid McFle in Post Office Officials Volunteer To Aid Boy Scout Organization Here Eleven officials of the Anabeim Post Office have volunteered their services in behalf of youth, by signing up with the local Boy Scout organization in the capacity of members of the Organization and Extension Committee of the Southern District, North Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America, it was announced today by R. Lee Luskey, District Chairman and Dale Miller, District Scout Executive. Heading the list of those recruited from the Post Office and whose job it will be to recharter boy scout units, is Marshall McFle, Postmaster, who will be backed in his efforts by his 10 co-workers at the Post Office, the scout headquarters stated. The Organization and Extension Persistent Liz, Eddie Fix Marriage Plans HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Actress Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher are running into all kinds of stumbling blocks, but they're going right ahead with their marriage plans. The couple learned Tuesday that the rabbi who officiated at Miss Taylor's conversion ceremonies last week when she embraced the Jewish faith will not be able to marry her and Fisher in Nevada next month. Rabbi Max Nussbaum, whom Miss Taylor, 27, asked to perform the wedding rites, was advised by three Nevada judges that he cannot perform the Nevada ceremony because he does not have a congregation in that state. Rabbi Nussbaum's congregation is in Hollywood. Committee is charged with the responsibility of organizing new boy scout units to make scouting available to the vast influx of young boys who have moved to the Anabeim area and is also responsible for reviewing each boy scout unit once yearly at the time that the sponsoring institutions charter is to be renewed. The work which the Post Office officials will specifically handle will be that of reviewing and rechartering the already established units. McFle, who has been a volunteer scouter for a number of years, was appointed by Luskey as co-chairman of the Organization and extension Committee and will share the chairmanship with Fred Allison, who is responsible for the organizing of new units, they said. Assisting McFle in the rechartering will be the following Post Officials: Andrew Ference, Robert Spielman, Robert Love, A. W. Krusse, Harvey Kirk, Joe de Stelguer, Richard Johnson, Clair Liebhart, Carlton S. Barthelmes, Theodore Corliss. L.A. Harbor to Top New York Shipping LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Mayor Norris Poulson predicted today that Los Angeles Harbor would replace New York Harbor as the country's No. 1 port within 15 years. Poulson based his prediction on a 21 per cent increase in tonnage and a 35 per cent increase in ship arrivals here in the past 10 years. He said 370 ships now arrive here each month and handle a total tonnage of 1,822,000 tons of cargo. Very Grand Larceny SOUTHINGTON (UPI) Miss Taylor's conversion ceremonies last week when she embraced the Jewish faith will not be able to marry her and Fisher in Nevada next month. Rabbi Max Nussbaum, whom Miss Taylor, 27, asked to perform the wedding rites, was advised by three Nevada judges that he cannot perform the Nevada cermony because he does not have a congregation in that state. Rabbi Nussbaum's congregation is in Hollywood. Maintenance No Problem To Resourceful Teacher SENECA FALLS, N.Y. (UPI) — A late winter snow storm didn’t catch Mrs. Douglas Peacock unprepared. She set out for her first grade teaching chores during the height of the storm with a snowplow attacked to her car. When she got there, Mrs. Peacock cleaned out the parking lot to make room for her colleagues. Very Grand Larceny SOUTHINGTON, Conn. (UPI) — Police searched for thieves who stole a water tank, but couldn’t figure out how they did it. They said the tank was taken from the rear yard of the Wesson Heating Co. It was eight feet tall, a yard in diameter and weighed 1,100 pounds. IT NEVER RAINS . . . GENEVA, N.Y. (UPI) — When Mrs. Artis Grady gave birth to twins March 3 she became a mother for the fourth time in a year. On March 23, 1908, she had twin daughters. Win Your Dream Home! AS ADVERTISED ON KCOP TELEVISION · CHANNEL 13 FREE! "The Polaris" An Out of this World 4 Bedroom 2 Bath Home NOTHING TO BUY · NOTHING TO WRITE COME IN - REGISTER TODAY THE EARL'S DISCOUNT PLUMBING 1544 W. Lincoln Anaheim — Phone KE 5-6464, KE 5-5229 WHAT PRICE MERES SWANSEA, England Officials at Swansea Home found a price mercy today. They laudress a washing ease her job. The ion said it did that she had now become operator. The home laundress $3.50 mo. BOMBS AWAY ST. HELIER, IRELAND (UPI) — a bomb disposal e appeal for all dams venirs had already a number of anti-tone hand grenade nitroglycerine. The mail. BANZAI THE HOUSE TOKYO (UPI) — 2,200 police and w flags and shouted of Wednesday on the imperial palace the imperial wedding procession hitto, April 10. CAPTURE JESSE MONTREAL (UPI) — James, 23, of Jack as a burglary s was no relation of the same name. ALLERGIC MARKET FT. BENNINGTON SFC Gordon M. V man of the Ft. Ben is allergic to gum. TIMES TAKEN LONDON (UP) tisement in the special Times Wednes sale the eq. "y cls Holland School Several dozen vised it must be joke. A school sp expect it was sort into trouble, trying the school." Missing Anaheimer Still Sought by Police Santa Ana police are today continuing their investigation into the whereabouts of missing John C. Jones, Anabeim cafe owner who has not been heard from since 2 a.m. Monday morning when a bartender leaving Johnie's Cafe, 2054 S. Main St., Santa Ana, observed the man working on his books. Jones, of 725 N. Topeka, Anabeim, disappeared under what might appear as mysterious circumstances. The cafe safe was open and money was missing, and rechartering the more than 65 units having over 3,000 registered Boy Scouts. Shown are (from left) Andrew Ference, Robert Spielman, Robert Love, A. W. Kruse, Harvey Kirk, Joe de Steiger, Richard Johnson, Clair Liedhart, Carlton S. Barthelmes, Theodore Corliss. News Notes from the Lighter Side APPLE POLISHER MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI)—School Superintendent Frank Stewart arrived at a legislative finance committee hearing Friday with a polished red apple. Then he asked for a 40 million dollar increase in his budget. OUTDATED PANTY-RAIDERS GEORGETOWN, Tex. (UPI)—Mrs. Lucile Loventhal, housemother of a women's dormitory at Georgetown University, stopped a panty raid by telling men students they were out of date. "Panty raids were in vogue last year," she said. She suggested they go stuff themselves into a telephone booth or a foreign car. POWERLESS SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Top officers of the Pacific Gas & Electric Co. invited 18 touring newsmen to a press conference at the Mark Hopkins Hotel Friday. It was delayed because the lights went out — for 15 minutes. WHAT PRICE MERCY? SWANSEA, England (UPI)—Officials at Swansea Children's Home found a price tag on their mercy today. They bought their laundress a washing machine to ease her job. The laundress' union said it did that all right, but she had now become a machine operator. The home is paying the laundress $3.50 more a week. BOMBS AWAY Law In the News In our land public opinion plays a large part in how the law allows the courts to punish criminals. Our constitution forbids "cruel and unusual punishment" like torture. But the federal government and most of the states punish certain crimes like first degree murder, kidnapping with bodily harm, and treason with the death penalty. People have always debated the justness of punishments, and their opinions often find expression in the law. Plato thought it was right to make slaves of war prisoners — if they were not Greeks. Today most discussion of punishment deals with the death penalty. Last year Delaware became the seventh state to give up the death sentence. Others: Michigan 1847; Rhode Island 1852; Wisconsin 1853; Maine 1887; Minnesota 1911; and North Dakota 1915. Nine other states once gave up and then reinstated capital punishment. Various citizens' groups are now debating the death sentence in California. Their questions are of two kinds: What are the facts, and what are the principles involved? Does it deter people from committing murder, kidnaping, etc.? If so, many think our safety demands it; if not, some think we ought to do away with it. What are the facts? As to principles, some regard the death penalty as a measure of strict justice, not of deterrence. "A life for a life." For them some criminals deserve death whether the law deters others or not. Still others hold that no provocation could justify the taking of a life. Related issues: Some say that the courts and juries do not apply the death sentence equally. In different courts, some who do equally "heinous" crimes get death and others get "life" with a chance of probation. Some claim the death sentence may cause deranged persons to commit crimes. Others think that the courts would convict more... WHAT PRICE MERCY? SWANSEA, England (UPI)—Officials at Swansea Children's Home found a price tag on their mercy today. They bought their laundress a washing machine to ease her job. The laundress union said it did that all right, but she had now become a machine operator. The home is paying the laundress $3.50 more a week. BOMBS AWAY ST. HELIER, Isle of Jersey, England (UPI) — E. N. Walker, a bomb disposal expert, said his appeal for all dangerous war souvenirs had already brought him a number of anti-tank bombs and one hand grenade loaded with nitroglycerine. They came in the mail. BANZAI THE HORSES TOKYO (UPI) — A crowd of 2,200 police and volunteers waved flags and shouted "banzai" most of Wednesday on the grounds of the imperial palace — to condition the imperial horses for the wedding procession of Prince Akhito, April 10. CAPTURE JESSE JAMES MONTREAL (UPI) — Jesse James, 23, of Jackson, Miss., held as a burglary suspect, said he was no relation of the late outlaw of the same name. ALLERGIC MARKSMAN FT. BENNING, Ga. (UPI)—SFC Gordon M. Voss, star marksman of the Ft. Benning rifle team, is allergic to gunpowder. TIMES TAKEN IN LONDON (UPI) — An advertisement in the respected Financial Times Wednesday offered for sale the eq. "y respectable Francis Holland School for Girls. Several dozen takers were advised it must be an April Fool's joke. A school spokesman said: "I expect it was some girl who'd got into trouble, trying to get back at the schools." criminals deserve death whether the law deters others or not. Still others hold that no provocation could justify the taking of a life. Related issues: Some say that the courts and juries do not apply the death sentence equally. In different courts, some who do equally "heinous" crimes get death and others get "life" with a chance of probation. Some claim the death sentence may cause deranged persons to commit crimes. Others think that the courts would convict more criminals with fewer delays without the death sentence. Should the law substitute a life in prison for the death sentence? Should there be a "life" sentence without any chance of parole? All of these are hard questions. Fullerton Special Election Date Set FULLERTON (OCNS) — A special election for the 18,761 registered Fullerton voters to decide the zoning fate of the Everett Davis parcel at Laguna Rd. was set for June 2 by the city council Tuesday night. The expected action followed a defeated motion by councilman Kermit Wood to repeal the ordinance which rezoned the 20-acre parcel from R-1 to R-3, C-2 and R-P and which became effective April 2. Wood's motion failed by a 4 to 1 count. That was also the final count on the special election, with the sole "no" vote cast by Wood. The election was deemed legal after the city clerk reported that approximately 12 per cent of the registered voters had signed a petition asking for the referendum. Of 2,458 signatures on this petition, she ruled 2,364 to be valid. Only 10 per cent of the registered voters are needed to establish a referendum election. The FBI is responsible for dealing with violations of 130 national statutes, ranging from the White Slave Act to the Atomic Energy Act. Sought by Police a coin bank had been pried open and emptied. His station wagon was found parked at the rear of the building Monday morning by a maintenance man, Duncan Heights, who opened the cale at 6 a.m. His wife says she failed to report him missing until Monday night because he has been in the habit of going off for a day or two unannounced, but that he always told her if he was going to be gone for any great length of time. Tire Building Company Aids Boating Industry AKRON, Ohio (UPI) — Everything's shipshape in the rubber tire business; Helping the industry along are the people who own boats. E. F. Tomlinson, president of the B. F. Goodrich Tire Co., estimates that more than 1½ million trailers for small boats have been built since 1948 and that these account for the sale of about one million dollars worth of automobile tires a year. 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