anaheim-gazette 1955-10-27

Oblong Views FROM AN EGG-SHAPED HEAD By Waldo Hunter, P.S.B. THERE IS A daily newspaper of general circulation in this county which likes to drop crocodile tears once in awhile about what it calls the injustice of the tried and true American system of permitting the majority of the people to rule. As an example, that paper claims it was a horrendous travesty on justice to make the Republicans live under Democratic rule for 20 years just because the majority of the voters wanted it that way. Bear in mind that the paper in question trumpets the slogan that it is "Southern California's Most Consistent Newspaper". OK. Now just in passing we would like to see the reaction of that paper's front office to an International Typographical Union election among members of the back shop. That paper hates unions like the Devil hates the Sign of the Cross. If such an election were to suit in the defeat of pro-union printers, the management, maintain its consistency on matters regarding majority rule would be faced with a poser. What about the minority who were defeated in their desire to union wages, union working conditions? In such an eventuality the paper would find itself meshed in the skein of its thoroughly inconsistent illogic, to bow to the wishes of the majority, it would (to its way... ESCROW with MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION California Anaheim Office 203 E. Center St. MERCURY 332 E. CENTER ST. • PH. THUR. FRI. SAT. SPECIALS For the Hallowe'en Celebration This Store Will Close 6 P.M. Saturday M J B COFFEE ... 75¢ DURKEE' OLEO ... 19¢ Shortening SPRY 3 lb. can 75¢ Progresso TOMATO SAUCE 5¢ can Campbell's TOMATO SOUP 3 cans 25¢ Budget Pack Yellow Pop Corn 2 lb. bag 25¢ ITALIAN Italian Black C Ricotta Chees Fresh Mozare Fresh Italian S Imported Chia Ronzoni Cut N Progresso Tom M U.S. GOOD GRADE B 7 BONE R CHUCK S FRESH—LEAN Progresso TOMATO SAUCE 5¢ can Campbell's TOMATO SOUP 3 cans 25¢ Budget Pack Yellow Pop Corn 2 lb. bag 25¢ Far-Fame TUNA 5½ cans $100 for Libbey's (New Pack) PUMPKIN 2 large 2½ cans 25¢ Cut-Rite Wax Paper .25¢ Purex Qt. 18¢ ½ gal. 31¢ Bleach Gal. 51¢ Gerber's Baby Food 3 tall cans 25¢ Zee Tissue 4 pack roll 31¢ FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fancy No. 1 Husset POTATOES 10 lbs. 39¢ Fancy Large Jonathan APPLES 3 lbs. 29¢ CARROTS 10¢ OPEN EVERY NIGHT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Daily 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Sunday 9 A.M. t in among members of the shop. That paper hates the Devil hates the Cross. such an election were to re-en in the defeat of pro-union wars, the management, to gain its consistency on matters regarding majority rule, be faced with a poser. that about the minority who defeated in their desire for wages, union working conditions? In such an eventuality, paper would find itself en- ded in the skein of its own roughly inconsistent illogic; for now to the wishes of the ma- rior, it would (to its way of thinking) be using force on the minority in a most unChristian and unAmerican way. It couldn't honestly live with the majority, nor could it honestly live with the minority. In fact, it is hard to see how it could even live with itself. However, Pete Cooey, the man- aging editor, and his coterie of Exalted Grand Sachems on the editorial board, could probably come up with some sort of an answer even after their failure to get any concrete assistance from the paper's Golden Rule Bureau, Ten Commandments Division, Sermon on the Mount Department. Perhaps they can toy with this awhile on some dull week when things are beginning to pall in their Shool Sacking Department. WINTER COMES ON apace. Now is the time of year when men get their clothes out of moth-balls and women get theirs out at Broadway-Anaheim. WE SEE BY the local prints that the Anaheim City Council has estimated the city's population will be about 80,000 by 1960. Where are all these people coming from? Are they going down gopher holes in Garden Grove and com- ing up in Anaheim? Let's see, now. Eighty thousand. That would be roughly 20,000 families. And at least 35,000 chil- dren, all needing schooling. That would mean a heap of new schools. Now, let's consider the rise in tax rates which this will cause ... (five-minute pause for reflection) ... Anyone got a revolver? H. L. BOSTON: 715 Cambria St., Anaheim, in prompt rebuttal to our lament last week that the old-fashioned pantry has disappeared from the modern architectural scene, writes: "If one would look around one would find that the builders today are going back to the good old days of walk-in pantries, two story homes, etc. I have a walk-in pantry in my home, and my wife and I both being from the East, you can see how we both appreciate and find the conveni- licity from an earthquake localized up San Francisco way. News like this invariably gets tremendous play in the press back east, with large headlines screaming the news and giving the o rroneous impression that the ex fire state of California has been nearly up-ended by subterranean wrenchings. The Los Angeles area is getting a lousy press all over the nation about its smog. Here is a go- California Bank Max B. Horn Asst. Vice President URIO'S PH.KE5-3012 ITALIAN Foods Italian Black Olives .45 lb Ricotta Cheese .49 lb Fresh Mozarella .79 lb Fresh Italian Sausage .79 lb Imported Chianti . Gal. $4.49 Ronzoni Cut Macaroni .33 lb Progresso Tomato Paste .9 c MEATS U.S. GOOD GRADE BEEF 7 BONE ROASTS .37 lb CHUCK STEAKS .49 lb to our lament last week that the old-fashioned pantry has disappeared from the modern architectural scene, writes: "If one would look around one would find that the builders today are going back to the good old days of walk-in pantries, two story homes, etc. I have a walk-in pantry in my home, and my wife and I both being from the East, you can see how we both appreciate and find the convenience of one." Well, it is refreshing to note that some of the old refinements are not entirely giving way to modernism. Progress cannot be stopped, it is true, but sometimes in this day of assembly lines and prefabrication old traditions are trampled. Look what Robert Fulton did to the canoe. THIS DEPT's Anti-Arthur Godfrey Society is having a rough time getting started, but the measure membership can dull its gangs of frustration on one bright and shining thought: Godfrey likes to do stints in a Piper Cub. OUR PAIR STATE this week and again got bad nation-wide pub- speed to spar U.S. GOOD GRADE BEEF 7 BONE ROASTS . . 37 lb CHUCK STEAKS . . 49 lb FRESH—LEAN GROUND BEEF . 4 lbs. $100 LEAN BONELES ROLLED BEEF ROASTS . . 63 lb FRESH—PAN-READY RED FRYERS . . 49 lb OSCAR MAYER'S ALL MEAT SMOKIE LINKS . 12-OZ. pkg. 49¢ OSCAR MAYER'S (Little Fryers) LINK SAUSAGE 1 lb. pkg. 57¢ OSCAR MAYER'S ALL MEAT FRANKS 45 lb DUDE RANCH SLICED BACON 1 lb. Cello pack 45¢ CUDAHY'S BONELESS COTTAGE BUTTS med. size 49 lb R CONVENIENCE Sunday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Sales tax added to all taxable items. We reserve the light to limit quantities. No sales to dealers. speed to spar Speed is one of the very best features of cooking electrically. A modern electric range cooks with fast intense heat which springs into action instantly, reaches desired temperature in second and stays right there until food is cooked to perfection. With no "warm-up" needed and no heat lost, it's just a step from start to serving...and you get perfect results every time. Electric cooking is for your if it's so much better yet it costs so little! Elden Good Service Square Courteous Treat Southern California Edison Company from an earthquake local to San Francisco way. as like this invariably gets ludous play in the press back with large headlines scream-news and giving the or-ias impression that the enstate of California has been up-ended by subterranean things. Los Angeles area is getting busy press all over the nation its smog. Here is a good chance for the LA. Chamber of Commerce to retaliate. They could put out the word: "This particular quake was caused by a slipping of the Hayward fault lying beneath the Frisco area. 'Twas no fault of our's." Question and Answer Dept. Mildred Hajek, writing from Chicago to the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, says she is coming to Anaheim for the Hal- 2—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs. Oct. 27, 1955 lowe'en festivities and asks: "Would you please send direc-tions how to get to La' Palma Stadium?" A. Try Route 66. Q. How can I go about collectiing; as a hobby, footprints of various animals? —C.W. A. Pour yourself a cement slab for a patio. USED FURN. ROUNDUP We need good used divan, bed, and dining sets; also washers, refrigerators, heaters, ranges and TVs. We will allow $10-$50 for your matt, & box spr., or old washer or range; $50-$100 on all sets, refrig., etc. Will swap to suit you—That Is, you can Trade-In old bed set on new TV, Rauge, etc. Trade-In Used Baby Furniture, etc. on our TRUNDLE or BUNK Sets from $69.95 Old Furn. or Appliance is worth up to $100 on this 4-pc. Group—Many Sets to choose from. 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