anaheim-gazette 1959-07-23

Orange County Grad Sought for Special Program Wanted! An outstanding Orange County college graduate, interested in a career in public affairs to be awarded a $2250-2700 scholarship for an intensive nine-month "Internship in Public Affairs" with the Coro Foundation of Los Angeles. A special Orange County position in the 12 member class has been established through a grant of the James Irvine Foundation, Austin M. Woodward, Southern California Director of Coro announced today. This unique program trains young men and women for better public leadership in their roles as tomorrow's future community leaders. Each intern will gain first hand experience with the operation of government, politics, business and labor. Since 1942 the Coro Foundation has graduated over 150 interns who are holding responsible posts in local, state and Federal government as well as business, labor, education, journalism, political and civic organizations. Since 1942 the Coro Foundation has graduated over 150 interns are holding responsible posts in local, state and Federal government as well as business, labor, education, journalism, political and civic organizations. City Newsletter Gets U., S Notice Request from all over the United States have been coming in for complimentary copies of the city's newsletter. Copies of the little four-page communication, which is one-and one-half years old, go to some 25,000 utility users as a public service. iness and labor. Since 1942 the Coro Foundation has graduated over 150 interns are holding responsible posts in local, state and Federal government as well as business, labor, education, journalism, political and civic organizations. The Postal Inspection Service stated on the basis of available facts has estimated that dealers in smut are sending mail lals to children at a rate of T 000 to 1,000,000 mailings a year. Our investigations here in naheim indicate that many children in this area are unwittingly being carried on lists used by order pornography houses to cit sales of their filthy material. Postmaster McFie said. SHOULD OFFICE JOIN CS The local Post Office has been in an intensive campaign launched nationally by Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield stamp out what the Postmaster General has described as "a racket of huge proportions." Using first class postage w protects the mail from inspectors fifth peddlers send out lewd culars by the hundreds of t sands, soliciting orders youngsters for obscene mo photographs, comic books, and similar material. "It is shocking to realise..." Stretch your vacation fun! Go Santa Fe and see beautiful scenery. Meet interesting people. Enjoy famous Fred Harvey food. Daily departures Los Angeles to Chicago. Choose your train and hop aboard! Mr. Shipper: Ship freight all the way on Santa Fe, too – it’s America’s Longest Railroad! 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LOS ANGELES S PHONE KEYSTON Anaheim Postmaster Continues 'Filth' Report Million Youths May Receive Obscene Mail This Year Ed. Note: This is the second article of a current series published in the public interest on the growing menace of obscene mail, and what can do about it. The million American boys and girls of high school and junior school age may receive obscene literature and pictures in small this year, even though neither wanted or solicited Anaheim Postmaster Marshall McFie said today. The Postal Inspection Service, located on the basis of avail-able facts has estimated that 10% in smut are sending maternal children at a rate of 700 to 1,000,000 mailings a year. Our investigations here in Anaheim indicate that many children in this area are unwittingly carried on lists used by mail or pornography houses to solicitales of their filthy materials." Postmaster McFie said. WOULD OFFICE JOIN CSA The local Post Office has joined an intensive campaign organized nationally by Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield to stop out what the Postmaster General has described as "a vile set of huge proportions." During first class postage which affects the mail from inspection, peddlers send out lewd circlers by the hundreds of thousands, soliciting orders from registers for obscene movies, photographos, comic books, slides similar material. It is shocking to realize," The Postmaster General also pointed out that juvenile delinquency and the distribution of pornographic materials have been growing in parallel. A Senate committee has reported that one of every five boys in the nation, from ages 10 to 17, has been taken into court on a juvenile delinquency charge. In investigation of armed robbery, extortion, embezzlement, and forgery, authorities often find that those guilty were early collectors often find that those guilty were early collectors of obscene pictures and films, Postmaster McFie said. "And," he added, "it is well known that almost all sex criminals prove to have a long record of obsession with pornographic and sadistic material. Children who may never be exposed to this material could nevertheless be victims of these distorted criminals who have been exposed to it." FEDERAL, OFFENSE Congress, as far back as 1865, made it a federal offense to mail obscene matter. The Post Office has lent its fullest support to such legislation, but commercialized pornography has continued to mail obscene matter. The Post Office has lent its fullest support to such legislation, but commercialized pornography has continued to grow. It has doubled in just the past five years, and the Post Office Department predicts that, unless a concerted nationwide "war" is waged against it, it will double again over the next four years. which they could operate with impunity, Postmaster McFie said. WAGED LEGISLATION The Post Office in recent years urged legislation which would permit prosecution not only at the point of mailing of obscene material, but in the communities where it is received—where, as Postmaster General Summerfield has put it, "the real damage is done, and where citizens have an opportunity to express their standards of morality and decency." Such legislation was passed by the 85th Congress and signed by President Eisenhower last year. The Post Office Department, McFie said, is determined to use this new weapon to the fullest possible extent. It has already assisted in apprehending and prosecuting dealers in obscenity such as a couple — a man and his wife—who recently received a ten-year prison sentence in Boise, Idaho, following mailings made from California and Oregon. To make full use of the new law, however, the Post Office Site Okayed The city Planning Commission has approved four new school sites for the Anaheim Union High School District. The district has requested the sites at La Palma, west of Euclid; Cerritos, east of Euclid; Lincoln and Dale; Cerritos, west of Walnut. Three were for high schools and the fourth for a junior high. SAVE $1 THEN WILL THEN YOU WILL THEN The Postmaster has described as "a vile set of huge proportions." First class postage which affects the mail from inspection, peddlers send out lewd cirrums by the hundreds of thousands, soliciting orders from magisters for obscene movies,ographos, comic books, slides similar material. It is shocking to realize," master McFie said, "that of such trash amount to half million dollars a year, by Post Office estimates." A recent speech, he noted, master General Summer stated that police records sociological studies show that bank exists between addiction pornography and the increasing of sex crime. such legislation, but commercialized pornography has continued to mail obscene matter. The Post Office has lent its fullest support to such legislation, but commercialized pornography has continued to grow. It has doubled in just the past five years, and the Post Office Department predicts that, unless a concerted nationwide "war" is waged against it, it will double again over the next four years. Until recently, the Post Office encountered great difficulty in bring these racketeers to bay because the federal laws permitted prosecution only in the courts at place of mailing. pornography dealers concentrated—and still do—in the New York and Los Angeles, where liberal court rulings over a period of time established virtual sanctuaries from Aluminized Tubes $5 more Metal Tubes $5 more BUENA PARK T.V. HOSPITAL Wide-Track Pontiac! mobile with the now first in Track Wheel to increase innovation yet kable. You're cars. D CAR THE ONLY CAR WITH WIDE-TRACK WHEELS Dotted lines show conventional wheel positions. Pontiac's wheels are five inches farther apart. This widens only the stance, not the car itself. Pontiac hugs tighter on curves and corners. Sway and lean are considerably reduced, ride is smoother, balanced, steadier. ED PONTIAC DEALER S. LOS ANGELES ST. — ANAHEIM PHONE KEystone 3-8121 BUENA PARK T.V. HOSPITAL ANAHEIM T.V. MOORE'S T.V. 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