anaheim-gazette 1952-06-04

BRITISH PICK AXE BRIGADE—British troops of the King's Shropshire Light Infantry use pick axes to destroy an illegal command post and dispensary in Compound 66 housing communist prisoners on Koje Island. The British went into the compound between a wedge of 50 American troop with bayoneted rifles. There was no blood shed. The communists jeered, but did not attack. (AP Photo) Many scientists believe that the human race originated some place in Central Asia about a million years ago and spread from there to other parts of the world. State Park and Beach Adequacy Studied as Restrictions Applied By HENRY C. MacArthur Many scientists believe that the human race originated some place in Central Asia about a million years ago and spread from there to other parts of the world. California farmers sold 425 million dollars worth of cotton in 1951. Get-um great big Pontiac at very low price NEW '52 TWO-DOOR SEDAN $226606 plus state and local taxes DELIVERED LOCALLY for a big, roomy sedan, ready to drive. Come in now—for an extra large allowance on your present car. CASEY - BECKHAM PONTIAC 326 S. Los Angeles St.—Ph. 4012 "A Good Deal and a Good Deal More" State Park and Beach Adequacy Studied as Restrictions Applied By HENRY C. MacArthur SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Once again as the summer vacation son rolls around, the question of the adequacy of California parks and beaches arises. Adequacy primarily is not the area of state parks, but their facilities to take care of a vacation seek public which has paid taxes for a beaches and parks system, therefore is entitled to a little space for camping. In six of the most popular state parks in the system, the park commission has established a ten-day camping limit, and thus for the first time is restricting the camper to less than two weeks of pleasure in the mountain and beach area. In making the announcement for the new limitation, Newton B. Drury, chief of the state division of beaches and parks, brings up the old quarrel between at least a portion of the public and the state park commission. "We have to be careful," says Drury, "not to crowd our developments to such an extent that the natural attractiveness of the parks is lost. This would destroy the original purpose. THE STATE PARK commission has interpreted the legislative action providing for the beaches and parks system as meaning that the "natural" condition of the state park should remain about as it was when taken over by the state. This results in many acres of space which could be devoted to camping by the vacation seeking public, being left strictly to nature. Particularly is this true in the D. L. Bliss State park in El Dorado county. Bliss is one of the few public spots on Lake Tahoe where the public can camp for a small fee, and not be forced to pay tribute to the Tahoe residents, very few of which provide camping grounds. Yet at the last report, the acre state park was equipped with only 118 camp sites. It was placed on the list of the parks with a day limit, and this means only 118 families can cafp at time on the 957 acres of land. IT MUST BE admitted, ever, that the division of beaches and parks, while restricting length of time to camp, is better than it did in providing space. It has 35 more camp sites this summer than it had a year ago. In addition, the legislation approved $5100 for new campsites, which may provide sufficient funds for about 20 more. On the other hand, the division secured $11,850 from the legislation for the erection of a "combination building." While houses rest rooms, laundry showers, a necessity in any city where large nufbers of people congregated. Why such a building however, should cost $11,850 not been explained, but the division apparently thinks in pli terms. Five other parks, Richard Grove, Armstrong Redwoods, Scilf and New Brighton beach Carpenteria beach, Doheny San Clemente beaches, are Start Today EARN A FULL 3% CURRENT RATE on All Savings Received by The 10th of June From June 1st You earn a FULL 3% on all savmade from June 1st on deposits made by June 10th, and receive your interest checks each quarter by mail if you desire. Come in and learn more about this convenient plan and the other advantages at this pioneer company. SAVINGS INSURED TO $10,000 Our 63rd year in Anaheim The SAVINGS LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATION of ANAHEIM 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM-PHONE 7283 J. ROGER DEAS (Commencement Speaker) American Can Co. Exec to Speak at AUHS Graduation J. Roger Deas of the American Can Company will be speaker at the commencement exercises of Anaheim Union High school on June 12 at 7 p.m., at the Greek Theater in Anaheim City park. The container-making firm's representative, who is a former secretary to Governor Earl Warren and who is well-known for his inspirational discussions, will address the graduates and their guests on the subject, "The Future is Yours." Mr. Deas has a broad background in education, government and business. He is past president of the California Junior Chamber of Commerce. From 1944 to 1948, he was secretrer of the San Francisco Steel Workers' Union. CALLS STEEL STRIKE—Philip Murray, presideCIO and the United Steelworkers of America, strike call from his Pittsburgh, Pa., office to 6500, steel workers less than an hour after the Unition Supreme Court ruled President Truman's seizusteel mills was illegal. James G. Thimmes, Upresident (standing), aids Murray. (AP Photo) as the summer vacation sealequacy of California state nearly is not the area of the care of a vacation seekingches and parks system, and camping. attribute to the Tahoe resorts, very few of which provide grounds. at the last report, the 957 state park was equipped with 18 camp sites. It was placed list of the parks with a ten limit, and this means that 18 families can cafp at one on the 957 acres of land. MUST BE admitted, how-that the division of beaches parks, while restricting the of time to camp, is doing than it did in providing It has 35 more camp sites summer than it had a year in addition, the legislature red $5100 for new campwhich may provide sufficents for about 20 more. the other hand, the division 1 $11,850 from the legislator the erection of a new nation building," which rest rooms, laundry and so, a necessity in any camp large nufbers of people are gated. Why such a building, or should cost $11,850 has been explained, but the divisparently thinks in plush other parks, Richardson Armstrong Redwoods, Sealand New Brighton beaches, teria beach, Doheny and elemente beaches, are re- stricted to the 10-day limit. The division fixed 15-day limits on 25 additional parks, and the remainder, it is announced, will be open for 30-day vacations. There are 50 state parks in all, 43 beaches, and 21 historical monuments, and the State Park commission is looking around for more. MORE ABQUT . . . Lyon Continued from Page 1) the Democrat vote in his home county, San Diego, to win a spot in the November runoff. Utt polled a landslide Republican vote for Congress, 19,239, to 7012 for City Judge Frank Linnell, Newport Beach; 6219 for David Farrell, Santa Ana; 3454 for Oscar Knappe, Escondido; 2744 for John Steiger, Oceanside; and 1429 for Lionel Van Deerlin, Poway Democrat, who cross-filed. In the Democratic primary the vote was Utt 8819, Van Deerlin 6513, Farrell 4998, Linnell 3882, Steiger 2128, Knappe 2108 in the Orange county part of the district. But Utt's 2306 Democratic lead melted under returns from 131 out of 236 precincts in San Diego county, which gave Van Deerlin 4626, Utt 1199, Steiger 1297, Linnell 1299. STEEL PICKETING STARTS — Electrician A. brings out the first sign at U. S. Steel's Homestead in Pittsburgh, Pa., as the CIO Steelworkers st nation's basic industry the second time this year strike followed the Supreme Court ruling that Truman's siezure of the steel mills was illegal. Necciai Continues Strikeout Parade GRAHAM, N.C. (P)—Ron Necciai tried to control an embarrassed grin and allowed, "the batters in this league are going to make it awful tough on me." The Pittsburgh Pirates' 19-year-old strikeout sensation had just finished fanning 14 batters in his first starting assignment here last night for Burlington-Graham of the Class B Carolina league. Burlington-Graham beat Winston-Salem, 5-1, on Necciai's six-hit performance. A 6:5 righthander, Necciai won national fame earlier this season when he struck out 27 in a non-hitter for the Bristol Twins of the Class D Appalachian league. After that, the Pirates looked him over during a brief stay at Pittsburgh and then jumped him to Class B. "The Class B boys have much better batting eyes," Necciai said after last night's game. "I was just out there trying to throw and 1429 for Lionel Van Deerlin, Poway Democrat, who cross-filed. In the Democratic primary the vote was Utt 8819, Van Deerlin 6513, Farrell 4998, Linnell 3882, Steiger 2128, Knappe 2108 in the Orange county part of the district. But Utt's 2306 Democratic lead melted under returns from 131 out of 236 precincts in San Diego county, which gave Van Deerlin 4626, Utt 1199, Steiger 1297, Linnell 1222, Knappe 1090 and Farrell 1025. The Republican vote in these precincts was Steiger 2525, Utt 2292, Linnell 1746, Knappe 1711, Van Deerlin 1518 and Farrell 1321. Highest vote cast on any office was that polled by candidates for the U.S. Senate, which totaled 71,788. The presidential delegate contest was next high with 70,509. The State Senate contest drew 70,385 votes; and 68,545 votes were cast for congressional candidates. Werdel delegates received 22,061 votes, a majority of 1979 over the Warren slate's total 20,482. Anaheim went for the Warren slate, 1591 to 1391. Senator Knowland's 37,259 Republican and 18,025 Democratic votes was out of sight of his nearest opponent. Congressman Clinton McKinnon, Democrat, polled 3235 Republican and 9788 Democrat votes. Adams, Republican had 1296; Watwood, Democrat 2185. Judicial contests throughout the county resulted in a November runoff for Santa Ana-Orange Municipal Court judge by City Judge Ronald M. Crookshank and Justice Howard Cameron, both of Santa Ana; a run-off between Justice Donald J. Dodge of Costa Mesa and Lawyer A. K. Phelps of Corona Del Mar, who ran a tight race in Newport Beach justice court district; a run-off between City Judge Celia W. Young of Huntington Beach, who held a comfortable lead over Justice Elmer H. Hughes of Seal Beach, while Justice C. P. Pann of Huntington Beach was eliminated; and election of Justice C. C. Cravath of Laguna Beach over two opponents in the Laguna Beach-San Clemente justice court district. Yemen in the southern part of the Arabian peninsula is believed to have been the home of the Queen of Sheba. Graduation Photos SPEARS Camera Shop Photo Supply 117 E. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 7128 Woman Injured in Election Booth GLENDALE UP — Election booths are anything but dangerous, but Mrs. Louisa Johanson, 81, went to the hospital from one yesterday. 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