anaheim-gazette 1952-06-02

Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1958 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Dietetic Assn. Chews Fat over Eating Habits SACRAMENTO, (CNS) — In these days of great issues, international, national, and local, with politicians calling each other all kinds of names, it is somewhat refreshing to note that a group of citizens can sit down together and talk about the food we eat. This is what happened when the California Dietetic Association met in Sacramento, and while one of its primary conclusions was that "people eat," the association nevertheless sought to get to the bottom of some of the food problems of the day. Ordinarily, it is supposed that people eat because they are hungry, and if hungry enough, willasticize most anything for the amount of nourishment needed to keep them going. But from a review of the dieticians' deliberations, there are bigger and better reasons for eating. FOR INSTANCE, research problems are under way at the University of California, Davis, to determine the factors that make food acceptable, and these problems were discussed at the convention by Professor Emil Mrak, Ph.D., who is chairman of the department of food technology. Listing some of his conclusions on how to make food more acceptable, the professor says there is a "fatigue of foods," pointing out that people get tired of eating foods with strong odors, since flavor is essentially odor. He says we wouldn't want salmon every day because of its strong odor, but can eat potatoes every day because they are bland. That is, if Political Advertisement FAULKNER for Supervisor Third District To Reactivate That Office the housewife can find the toes. Then too, temperature has involved, and research indicates that it is important for food served at the temperatures which people are accustomed to. Sweet foods are sweeter than served hot, possibly because of greater solubility of sugar higher temperatures. There is a pain factor in the says the dieticians, such as the peppers, and the sting of the mints, which appears pleasant to some people. The sound factor enters consideration of acceptability food, it was pointed out. Coelery, for instance, takes a pleasure of hearing crunching tone. The professors however, neglected to mention soup. BAD TEETH CAN make derness an important food fact while many people are allergic certain foods. There is a psychological consideration such as a color, and an orange, regardless vitamin content, has to be orange in color before it's acceptable to Mrs. Shopper. The dieticians pointed out that the eating habits of the American public are undergoing a great change at the present time, due to the many labor saving devices which have been introduced in the home, and the lack of exercise which appears to be the trend of today. There has been a steep increase of ready mixed package goods, it was pointed out, all signed to keep the work of VOTE FOR LLOYD S. VERRY MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE Northern Orange County Judicial District Mr. Verry is qualified by both training and experience: He is now Incumbent Justice of the Peace, Fullerton Township. He has practiced law in Orange County twenty-one years. He was Assistant City Attorney of Fullerton two years. He was Deputy District Attorney of Orange County four years. He is a graduate of University of Southern California Law School. He is a World War II Veteran. Served on Intelligence Staff of General Eisenhower in Europe. He is a resident of North Orange County twenty-one years. He is Past Commander American Legion Post 142. He is Past Exalted Ruler B.P.O. Elks, Anaheim Lodge 1345. He is Past Chairman North Orange County Chapter American Red Cross. He is Past President 29-30 Club 1938. He is Past President Junior Chamber of Commerce. He is member First Presbyterian Church and Past Trustee. He is married. One daughter married and one at home. Lloyd Verry will bring dignity, training and courtesy to Northern Orange County's new Municipal Court. We solicit your vote for this outstanding man. THE COMMITTEE FOR THE ELECTION OF LLOYD VERRY FOR MUNICIPAL JUDGE. HERE'S WHAT KEFAUVER SAYS ABOUT LIONEL VAN DEERLIN... HERE'S WHAT KEFAUVER SAYS ABOUT LIONEL VAN DEERLIN... "Lionel Van Deerlin impresses me as being a very splendid, intelligent, capable, sincere young man ... the kind of young man with an outlook and devotion to public service that would serve you well in the House of Representatives, in Washington..." "With the troubles facing our nation today, we need young men like Lionel in the halls of Congress." —Sen. Estes Kefauver, in Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner address, Santa Ana, May 20, 1952. For YOUR next Congressman, elect... LIONEL VAN DEERLIN The ONLY Democratic Candidate for Congress OBLONG VIEWS FROM AN EGG-SHAPED HEAD BY WALDO HUNTER TONIGHT WILL BE an uneasy night for a lot of political candidates. What will tomorrow's outcome be? A lot of them have gambled (literally and figuratively) either to get into office or stay in office, and chances are more than one of them will toss and turn restlessly on the old mattress tonight, even if this IS only an "eye-wash" primary. Some of them, as usual, have chosen some mighty peculiar bedfellows. As they lie awake during the small hours pondering the fearful and final verdict of tomorrow's voters I wonder if they will try to induce sleep by counting sheep? And as they get to about the 200th sheep I wonder if they will start counting voters instead. For some of them, you know, do regard us voters as just so many sheep. And in many instances the politicians are vindicated in this view. Pull the wool out of your eyes and look around in certain quarters and you'll get what I mean. ALL IN ALL, it has been what paring a meal in the field rather than in the home. But it still will be a long time, if ever, and this is good news to lovers of beefsteak who can afford same, that the public gets its food in capsules. A speech on replacing food energy with atomic energy, developed the statement that the possibilities were rather remote, although experiments are being carried on at Davis to determine the use of atomic energy for human consumption! we could call a "spirited" campaign. There have been charges of the sliding of mud. But mud, a mixture of good clean water and good wholesome soil is an elixir compared to the stuff thrown by some of these campaigners. Last week, amid the furor and the clangor of the political tempest I tried to get interested in a western novel in which one man was hanged, one was publicly horse-whipped, three were shot to death and four were pushed off a cliff, all in the short span of the first three chapters. But I laid the book aside as extremely uneventful reading and turned to the political ads instead. There have been some low punches, dirty in-fighting and a heavy dose of over-the-coffee-cups innuendo and diatribe in this campaign, and interest in the candidates and issues seems to have reached an unprecedented high. Why, even a local leading church got into the act last week by putting out campaign letters. Sealed, it is to be presumed, with a prayer for the favored candidate. are undergoing a great at the present time, due many labor saving devices have been introduced into me, and the lack of exerch appears to be the trend. There has been a steauy of ready mixed packaged it was pointed out, all deto keep the work of preif ever, and this is good news to lovers of beefsteak who can affford same, that the public gets its food in capsules. A speech on replacing food energy with atomic energy, developed the statement that the possibilities were rather remote, although experiments are being carried on at Davis to determine the use of atomic energy for human consumption! MOKE ABOUT ... Factories Continued from Page 11 ity: "The president's power to issue the (seizure) order must stem either from an act of Congress or from the Constitution itself. "There is no statute that expressly authorizes the president to take possession of property as he did here. "Nor is there any act of Congression to which our attention has been directed from which such a power can fairly be implied." LOS ANGELES, (A) — In concert with fellow workers throughout the nation approximately 6000, steelworkers in the Los Angeles area began walking off their jobs today. Officials of the CIO United Steelworkers of America said stirek orders were received here and affect nine plants in the Los Angeles area. Only two of the plants are steel making facilities. They are the Bethlehem Pacific steel plant at Maywood, employing about 1500, and the Columbia property of the U.S. Steel corporation at Torrance with approximately the same number of workers. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 P.S. Happy Balloting! YES, IT HAS been interesting to watch this good old institution of the American election unfold and mount in intensity to the great climax tomorrow. It gives the little old voter a sense of soundness, sancteness and security in an otherwise screwy world to ponder the comforting fact that, when the last strident speech has rolled into history, when the final charge has been hurled, and when the last political dollar has been spent, he at last takes over and writes the final act in the blessed secrecy of that voting booth. An election seems to get into the blood of every good American, whether he likes to follow politics or not. And for that peculiar pseudo-citizen who falls to register and thereby disqualifies himself for the privilege of the free and secret vote (the last bulwark of freedom on the face of the globe today) we must feel only sorrow. This all brings to mind a bit of doggerel put out by the League of Women Voters a few years back which went roughly like this: "Four and twenty candidates baked in a pie. When the pie pie is opened, and these birds begin to sing... You and I who made this pie, Have got to eat the thing! 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We Are Among Hundreds Recommending LeRoy E. Lyon as Your Assemblyman JOHN C. GREGORY, general chairman; PHILL S. TWOMBLY, assistant; WALLACE RIUTCEL, treasurer; MISS ALICE KRAEMER, secretary. FULLERTON W. W. (Bill) Hay Jr., Chm. Phillip Twombly Wallace Rintcol Lee Launer O. M. Thompson Cedric Ferguson Warren Ferguson Dr. W. T. Boyce John C. Gregory L. B. Harris Tom Radington Hans Kohlenberger Dr. Charles Rapp Barnes Johnson Bert Harris Myrtle Haskins Mrs. Ed Isenberger John Pitts Lloyd Rintcol Dr. Albert H. Relawig Dr. Arthur E. Aine Dr. Wendell Olsen William H. Montague Dr. W. H. Wickett Ceserny Peringer Harold Nielsen Taylor Jacobsen Max Royer Jim Alexander Al Stiddes Dr. H. R. Wildman Harold Moore Dr. Lynn Sheller Wilbur Scott Kondall Nieseess J. Shailler Arnold Gerrit Grew Phil Town Frank A. Gibson Babe Cox Joe Johnson Westminster, Midway City Bruce Martin Kilda Hockett T. H. Talbert LA MABBA Ted Russell, Chm. Ray Pranta James, G. Brittain Claude Ridgway Earl Wilson H. A. Randall J. W. Klein E. L. Donaldson John Russo Gilbert Proud Lloyd Kennan Nelson Bruderle CYPRESS A. E. (Pat) Arnold George Ogata Harry Vanden Hoek BURNA PARK J. Franklin Sullivan, Chm. Walter Knott Bob Thompson Robert Weldener Stuart Hanson J.B. Sullivan Walter Amondsen John Voilet L. M. Renaker William C. Nelson MUNTINGTON BEACH Ted W. Bartlett, Chm. Scott Heopner L.A. Whittier Harry Hyde Edward P. Shaw Sr. Mr. Jack Tinsley Williams Slater Galo St. Bergery H.E.Carr YORBA LINDA Herbert N. Warren, Chm. Lloyd Zimmerman W.H.Barton Martin Echito George Keilberg Miles Wagner John (Jim) Eichler Don Munger Bucky Blair RENAA Max Dunn Bill Griffith Claude Russell Ernest J. Brady Jack W.Snell STARTON Ted Etchandy Dan Davis Calvin Pebley ANAMBIM Brent Wahlberg, Mrs.Jean Morris, co-chairmen George A.Graham E.J.(Brick) Power Claude Slack Jean Sutherland Wahlberg Dr. George A.Palge Dr.J.Niels Boese Dr.John Boese A.J.Schutte Coalson Morris R.B.Charistensen JerryPinkey Mrs.Kate McCullah Mrs.Fays Kay Schula Mrs.Hildred Ferrell Mrs.Eva Boyd Mr.and Mrs.Robert Heina Preston Turner Mr.and Mrs.John A.Meins Robert Quast Dr.John Larson Paul Demaree Mr.and Mrs.E.F.Powell Jim Baker Clinton Flynn FLAGENTIA Dorothy Thompson Lodge, Chairman Alice Krussner Glen Farmer John Tuffree C.H.McColloch Ray Johnson Gilbert Krussner Hilmer Lodge,Clyde Daniels Maynard Beard GARDEN GROVE Jess W.Pickett, Chm. Bruce E.Martin Ronald Tiday Walter R.Schmid Robert L.Farrow Charles Gilbert Henry Kannane Arthur Schnitter George Honold John W.(Jack) Crill Dr.Cirrence Ranney Les Willard Walter Wacker Howard Crooke Leonard W.Schauer Howard Johnson Edna W.Gardner Join the LANDSLIDE for LYON