anaheim-gazette 1956-11-01

Political adv. A COURT HOUSE CIVIC CENTER $9,500,000 Bond for construction of the 6-mult court house including all facilities, equipment and parking facilities. Office space a growing country must have. B 360 BED HOSPITAL BLDG. $5,605,000 Bond for a 360-bed hospital to relieve desperate bed shortage. Includes surgical rooms and all furnishings and equipment. C PSYCHOPATHIC HOSPITAL BLDG. $1,655,000 Bond for construction of a psychopathic hospital ward with 97 beds, court rooms and physical therapy department. Long overdue in terms of demand on present facilities. D INDUSTRIAL FARM $250,000 Bond for Industrial Farm. Will acquire land, construct simple buildings furnished to house misdemeanor prisoners who can be productive and more taxpayer money. CIVIC CENTER WILL BE THE PRIDE OF OR Engaged in a long range program of expansion since 1931, burgeoning population speed-up in the schedule. Bonds must be substituted for the pay-as-you-go benefits become available soon but the cost is shared with those thousands who 40 years. THOSE WHO KNOW THE NEED RECOMMEND Y Orange County Bar Association League of Orange County Cities Orange County Employees Association The Irvine Company Santa Ana Exchange Club 1956 Grand Jury American Legion Post No. 131 Orange County Council Of Community Agencies Orange County Coast Association (POLITICAL ADV.) "RE-ELECT SENATOR MURDY, JR." Farmer, businessman, church leader. As state senator he has given Orange County accomplishments—not premises! ANAHEIM COMMITTEE FOR SENATOR MURDY: Fr. CHAIRMEN: COALSON MORRIS CHAS. A. PEARSON EDWARD BACKS PAUL DEMAREE MR. & MRS. CHRIS H. HICK MRS. MYRA HISERODT AUGUSTINE HUESCA MRS. JULIA M. INGRAM MR. & MRS. EARL T. JACKSON E. A. JENT MRS. E. J. JEA SENATOR JOHN A. MURDY, JR. Farmer, businessman, church leader. As state senator he has given Orange County accomplishments—not premises! ANAHEIM COMMITTEE FOR SENATOR MURDY: Fr. CHAIRMEN: COALSON MORRIS CHAS. A. PEARSON EDWARD BACKS PAUL DEMAREE MRS. J. J. DWYER VICTOR G. LOLY COMMITTEE: WM. ASKIN LLOYD M. ARCHER JAMES A. BAKER DR. DON H. BUTKA TED CLARK MRS. AND MRS. ROBERT COOK AL COTLER JOSEPH P. CRITCHFIELD DOB J. DENNI FRANK J. DORETTI J. J. DWYER MR. AND MRS. GERALD ENDICOTT MRS. L. I. FERRELL LEO J. PRIUS LENA JANE PRIUS MR. AND MRS. GLEN G. FRY M. P. GLENN IDA P. GRANT W. R. HADLEY DAN GRANADA JOHN HAMILTON O. E. HANSON MR. & MRS. W. RAY HEATH MR. & MRS. CHRIS H. HICK MRS. MYRA HISERODT AUGUSTINE HUESCA MRS. JULIA M. INGRAM MR. & MRS. EARL T. JACKSON MRS. ALBERT KARLEN DR. & MRS. ED W. JORDT MR. & MRS. J. F. KEMPER DR. & MRS. ERWIN KERSTEN H.E.KRUEGER LOTUS H. LOUDEN MR. & MRS.J.LEDESMA GILBERT LUJAN MR. & MRS.JOHN LOPEZ MRS.MABEL MASTERSON JESS MEDARIS MR. & MRS.HENRY E.MEGER MR. & MRS.L.E.MIDDLETON ARYAL MORRIS C.W.MUSSER PAUL MURO BERTHA H.A.FLORENCE M.MYERS MR. & MRS.L.P.NICHOLS R.NYBOE ANNA L.O'KANE. MRS.BESS OMELIA CHARLES ORGAN JOHN ORR MRS.E.D'O'BRIEN FRANK PAPPAS MR. & MRS.JOHN C.KNUDSON E.A. JENNIE MRS. ALBERT IRA EARL A.J. MR. HENRY E.MEGER MRS. ARYAL MORRIS MR. BERTHA H.A.FLORENCE M.MYERS PAUL MURO JOHN ORR MRS.E.D'O'BRIEN FRANK PAPPAS MR. & MRS.JOHN C.KNUDSON E MUST TE YES CD COUNTY BOND PROPOSITIONS RIDE OF ORANGE COUNTY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT TAKES SHAPE — Here's the picture to be released of this nuclear reactor and power plant in Santa Susana mountains about 30 miles from Los Angeles which will produce electricity from atomic energy — starting early next year. Heat from the reactor in the back building, being constructed by Atomics International (a division of North American Aviation, Inc.) will be converted to electric the generating plant (foreground) being developed by the Eern California Edison Company. Although an experimental plant will be the first non-military reactor in the U.S. to feed city out over private utility lines on a commercial basis. POLITICAL ADV. UNCENSO ATTORNEY GENERAL Proposition 4...th the oil companies 131, burgeoning population growth has forced a the pay-as-you-go basis formerly followed. Buildthose thousands who live in the county the next COMMEND YES ON ALL FOUR Courty 29th District American Legion St No. 131 Orange County Farm Bureau Associated Chambers of Commerce Council agencies Orange County Medical Association Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce TOR MURDY" SAY CIVIC LEADERS "John A. Murdy is the best State Senator Orange County has ever had—re-elect him Nov. 6." This is the slogan of both Republicans and Democrats urging the reelection of a man whose record at Sacramento for the past four years sparkles with brilliant achievement. Now more than ever before, this fastest growing county needs a representative of Murdy's great integrity and legislative experience. TOR MURDY: Frank V. Crane, Co. Chm. E. A. PFLUG JENNIE I. PICKERING MRS. D. POLHEMUS E. J. (BRICK) POWER JEAN A. PULLEN UNCENSOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Proposition 4...th the oil companies ...It is unwise t process.." LT. GOVERNOR POW Proposition 4...I h Legislature...In vi findings, tidelands handicapped for y CENSORE ...by STA STOP THE OIL SHARKS! NO ON NO.4 BEFORE CENSORSHIP... This billboard contains uncensored copy CONDEMNING PROPOSITION NO. 4 AS A DR MURDY: Frank V. Crane, Co. Chm. ICK E. A. PFLUG JENNIE I. PICKERING MRS. D. POLHEMUS I E. J. (BRICK) POWER ACKSON JEAN A. PULLEN ALBERT RAYMOND RDT IRA RICHARD ER EARL R. & DORIS RYAN ERSTEN A. J. SCHUTTE MR. & MRS. SANTIAGO SANDOVAL HENRY C. SCHNEIDER A MR. & MRS. LEO J. SHERIDAN LINTON T. SIMMONS ZE JOSEPH' A. SMITH ON LEONARD SMITH C. R. STUCKEY MEGER MR. & MRS. WALTER SWANBERGER LETON MRS. WM. K. SUITER MR. & MRS. JOE R. THOMPSON MR. & MRS. HENRY TAFFOLA DOROTHY M. TAYLOR CE M. MYERS ARNT THUESEN OLS E. T. WATSON MRS. FANNIE WEBB L. R. WEBB MRS. PAUL WILLEY PAUL WILLEY MRS. BOSE WILLIAMS L. N. WISSER DR. JOHN A. WOOD UDSON MR. & MRS. P. A. YUNGBLUTH PLANTS WITH EDIBLE FRUIT There are so many ornamental plants that can be enjoyed for their beauty as well as their fruit. In fruit trees, one of the most attractive ornamentals is the Pomegranate. Actually this plant can be trained as a shrub eight feet high or a six to ten foot tree. In fact, if a row of Pomegranates is only slightly pruned, it will make a fine informal hedge or screen. The waxy, red flowers and fruit are quite showy. For fruit the Pomegranate needs warmth; it will tolerate considerable alkalinity in the soil. Hardy in cold or warm winters the Quince bears wonderful fruit that can be made into jellies and jams. The natural form is shrubby and bushy so it must be trained early if a tree form is desired. The Persimmon is a beautiful and adaptable fruit tree. It will grow over all of California except the hottest areas. Flowering A2 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Nov. 1, 1986 fruit trees, particularly the Crabapple (Malus) and the Plum (Prunus) bear very delicious fruits. The Crabapple is available in many species; one of the best for fruit is Malus adstringens Hopa. At the opposite end of the plant-size scale, plants with edible fruits include the ground cover Strawberry Hybrid Number 25. The fruit on this vine (which also makes a fine ground covering) is very tasty. There are a great many other types of plants that bear edible fruit. Anaheim Gazette TELEPHONE Klystone S-2206 Theodore B. Kuchel, Publisher G. E. "Andy" Mullen, Adv. Manager Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Entered as second class mail matter under the Act of March 8, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: $2 per year by mail. ENSORED!... GENERAL BROWN: "I shall vote against ition 4...the intent of this bill is to give companies an advantage over the State GENERAL BROWN: "I shall vote against position 4...the intent of this bill is to give companies an advantage over the State unwise to by-pass the legislative s...". NOR POWERS: "I shall vote NO on position 4...I have implicit confidence in the ture...In view of the Attorney General's s, tidelands leasing programs might be apped for years...". CENSURED!... by STANDARD OIL SHARKS! MONOPOLY NO.4 STOP THE OIL SHARKS! NO ON NO.4 AFTER CENSORSHIP... This is one of a thousand billboards censored with strips of white paper to blot out NO. 4 contains uncensored copy PROPOSITION NO. 4 AS A MONOPOLY BILL. AFTER CENSORSHIP... This is one of a thousand billboards censored with strips of white paper to blot out the words "monopoly" and "you." Standard Oil Company—à principal backer of Proposition No. 4—wrote outdoor advertising companies objecting to the word "monopoly" in ed by opponents of Proposition No. 4. The next day six companies words "MONOPOLY" or "YOU" on the posters. Six other companies refused to be pushed around by Standard Oil and posted the origthroughout California, these butchered billboards stand as shameful witil's might. They prove that—WHAT STANDARD WANTS, STANDARD ats, Labor, Veterans, Businessmen, Legislators, Civic Leaders all say: NO. 4 IS NOT CONSERVATION—IT IS MONOPOLY" E NO ON NO. 4 CALIFORNIA COMMITTEE OPPOSED TO OIL MONOPOLY West Seventh Street, Los Angeles • 681 Market Street, San Francisco