anaheim-gazette 1960-02-12

To Your Favorite Carrier Boy YOUR BEST BUY 30¢ PER MONTH VOL. LXXXIII, NO. 35. Man Impersonating Video Detective Terrorizes Church Youth Group Here A television private eye addict terrorized an Anaheim church youth group for 30 minutes Sunday. Police arrested Walter Jackson, 31, of 510 S. Palm St., on charges of assault with deadly weapon and carrying a concealed weapon. Jackson was captured in a brief, but fierce struggle at an apartment house one block from the First Presbyterian church, where minutes before, he had terrorized a group of young people. WITNESSES told police Jackson was impersonating "Peter Gun," a television private detective. They said the man forced a 15-year-old boy to accompany him on the wild escapade. Jackson assertedly burist into a youth discussion group in a room at the rear of the 310 W. Briadway church about 6:30 p.m. and displayed a gun he had under his coat and identified himself as "Peter Gunn." AFTER ABOUT a half hour Jackson apparently tired of the College President’s Lecture on 'Flying Saucers' Set Saturday Dr. John Hopkins, Ph.D., a college president and a lead researcher in the field of flying saucers, unidentified飞 objects and life on other planets, will lecture Saturday night. Recreation Due for Cuts Some curtailments of Anaheim's park and recreation program loom as a result of a joint City Council-school districts conference on the proposed $243,654 budget. Anaheim Union High School Feb 13, for Understanding No. 7 of Orange county. The speaker will hold forth the Woman's Clubhouse of Santa Ana Community Center 1104 W. 8th St., starting at 8 and will discuss the topic "Is A Flying Saucer Contact? The lecture will be open to public on a donation basis. President of Williams College founded in 1918 in Berkeley, Dr. Hopkins will reveal data has gathered from many com of the globe. He will place pa Jackson assertedly burist into a youth discussion group in a room at the rear of the 310 W. Briadway church about 6:30 p.m. and displayed a gun he had under his coat and identified himself as "Peter Gunn." AFTER ABOUT a half hour Jackson apparently tired of the game after intimidating the group and left the church and walked to the nearby apartment where he accosted a 39-year-old male resident. Police were summoned and Jackson was jailed. Five Candidates Now In City Council Race Thomas H. Thompson, Jr., of 2234 Banyon Pl. dropped his hat in the Anaheim political ring Wednesday. Thompson, an electronics engineer, added his name to a list of four other candidates who have already announced intention to seek two city council positions coming up for election April 12. The seats are now held by Rex Coons and Charles Pearson. Coons will run again; Pearson has not revealed his intentions. Some curtailments of Anaheim's park and recreation program loom as a result of a joint City Council-school districts conference on the proposed $243,654 budget. Anaheim Union High School board of trustees president Raymond Terry said the school system is unable to put out the $40,000 budgeted as its share of the program. Terry asked that the school district's share be cut back to $30,000. "We can't pay out funds that we won't have and we can't go along with our share of $40,000 this year," Terry explained. Terry said he didn't expect the city to pickup the $10,000 tab. The other participating school districts are Anaheim elementary and Magnolia. Wins Pilot Status Gall Vary, 630 Grove Ave., Anaheim, has acquired a private pilot's license according to Johnnie Martin, owner of the Martin School of Aviation at Orange County Airport. Dr. Hopkins, in addition holding a Ph.D., is a member Phil Beta Kappa, honorary lactic fraternity, and of Phi ma Iota, honorary romance language fraternity. He also is Northern Calif vice-president of Understand an international organization voted to bettering understand among the peoples of this country and those who are not on earth. The Orange County unit of understanding is one of 29 units. Dr. Hopkins has been inviting the flying saucer since 1953 and has since that met or studied most of the "tactees," persons who claim have had contact with birds from other planets. He will lyze their stories in his lecture. LOOK AT THE LOWER R List prices as much as $76.05 lower on popular models with The '60 Chevrolet models most people buy, equipped the way most people want them, are actually priced lower than last year's models. This two-tone Bel Air V8 sedan, for example—with Turboglide, push-button radio and de luxe heater—lists for a whole $76.05 less! Prices are lower for all comparable V8 models throughout the line. Also for all comparable 6-cylinder models with Powerglide. Yet Chevy's loaded with more of the things that put pleasure into owning a car. (Just look at the list!) It's the greatest year yet to get into a Chevy! Softer, more silent ride with coil springs at all four wheels and new butyl rubber-cushioned body mounts. Big brakes for quicker, surer stops. Rivetless bonded linings mean they last longer, too. More room to relax in. Chevy sedans offer roomier seating than any car in their class. Lower, narrower transmission tunnel means more foot room. Only full wraparound windshield among the leading low-priced cars. Electric windshield wipers keep sweeping even when you speed up to pass. Vent windows crank open and closed. So much simpler than fighting those tricky little-catches. Keyless locking of all doors. Quick and easy. The same key opens door, glovebox, trunk and starts the car. Drive it—it's fun-tastic! See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for fast CONE BROTHERS 215 N. Los Angeles Street ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FOURTEEN PAGES TAX FACTS MILLIONS OF MOTORISTS NOW HAVE TO FORK OVER $1.80 OR MORE FOR A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF GASOLINE. THE LATEST ONE-CENT A GALLON INCREASE IN FEDERAL GASOLINE TAX BALLOONS THE COMBINED STATE-FEDERAL TAX UP BEYOND 50% OF ACTUAL RETAIL GASOLINE PRICE IN 20 STATES. ON A NATION-WIDE AVERAGE GASOLINE TAXES HAVE Hit the 47% LEVEL (104 PER GAL.) MAKING IT ALMOST FIVE TIMES HIGHER THAN THE TAX ON DIAMONDS OR MINK COATES. IN THE DECADE ENDING 1958 THERE WERE 58 SEPARATE GASOLINE TAX INCREASES IN 41 STATES PLUS TWO FEDERAL INCREASES - A 31% JUMP IN TAXES. BY CONTRAST, ALL RETAIL PRICES WERE UP 21%, THE PRICE OF GASOLINE ITSELF UP ONLY 6%. EVERY 24 HOURS MOTOR FUEL REVENUES IN THE U.S. ROLL IN AT THE RATE OF MORE THAN $14,000,000 A DAY. IT IS ESTIMATED THAT THIS YEAR ALONE MOTORISTS WILL PAY WELL OVER $5,400,000,000 IN MOTOR FUEL TAXES City Council Bus Lines A comprehensive study proved Tuesday night by or for the city of Santa PUC Finds Dyke Guilty of Contempt The California Public day it has found Dyke and Dyke Lansdale, pres contempt of the Public U commission. Fines of $500 each were o paid by the utility and by Lansdale within 10 days after effective date, which is 20 after personal service of the mission's order upon the d ant. SHOULD LANSDALE pay any or all of the fine the specified time, he was o committed to the county Orange county "until such paid or satisfied in the prop City Master Plan Readied The city's master plan is nearing completion—and it's big, boy. The blueprint for the city's future land use and traffic development is calibrated for 250,000 persons. Anaheim has an estimated 100,000 residents currently. The city planning department reports that the staff has completed preliminary studies and is prepared to start a series of public hearings before the Planning Commission and City Council. Hearing dates will be chosen and announced at a later date. THE MASTER plan will designate the proposed locations of industrial zones, residential and business areas, schools, parks, streets, public safety facilities, streets and cultural and professional centers. It will, if adopted, have only a legal bearing as zone classifications are adopted and amended by the city council. Planners say the plan's lifetime will be about 20 years. That's when the U.S. Commerce department says Anaheim will attain the quarter-million population mark. In the preparation of the plan the school districts and the city, county, state and federal governments were consulted. Disneyland Hotel Owner Buys Bay Club Disneyland hotel owner Jack Wrather has announced purchase of the Newport Bay Co., owners of the swank Balboa Bay club of Newport Beach. The purchase price was not revealed. AN ANSWER TO THE PRESSURES OF MODERN LIVING Brookhurst Ave Speed Reduced The speed limit on Brookhurst Ave. from the Santa Ana B overpass to Crescent A been reduced to 25 mils. POWER PRICES regular models with popular equipment Economy Turbo-Fire V8. Or how to get up to 10% more miles per gallon of regular and still have lots of "git." Thriftiest 6 in any full-size car. It's the '50 version of the engine that got 22.38 miles per gallon in the 1959 Mobilgas Economy Run. Widest choice of power teams. 24 engine-transmission teams in all, with output up to 335 h.p. A trunk that's made for long trips with up to 22.5% more actual luggage space. Sill's lower for easier loading. Fisher Body craftsmanship. Look at the finish, the fabrics, the detail work. You'll see the difference. AN ANSWER TO THE PRESSURES OF MODERN LIVING To those troubled with the fears, tensions, and anxieties of modern living, Christian Science offers new hope and healing. Men and women in all walks of life have found that spiritual understanding of God and man, as revealed in Christian Science, enables them to solve the pressing problems of daily life more successfully. Learn what this can mean for you by attending this free, public lecture entitled: "Christian Science: Defender of Individual Rights" by Ella H. Hay, C.S. of Indianapolis, Indiana Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. 3 P.M. Sunday, Feb. 14 Methodist Church 631 N. Hiatt Auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist La Habra All Are Welcome Out-of-Control Hits Two Homes A car carrying four service crashed into two Anaheim just off the Santa Ana H Sunday. Police said an auto driver Napulon S. Kuulelaloha, the Marine Corps Air Force Santa Ana went out-of-control swerving to miss another. The car caused heavy damage to the kitchen of the Roby Joyce, 443 Linden Ave., adjoining, but vacant residency 441 Linden Pl. was slightly aged. ZETTE Orange County's Oldest Newspaper Established in 1870 Published Every Thursday RTEEN PAGES FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1960. City Council Approves Municipal Bus Lines Feasibility Survey A comprehensive study of the feasibility of a municipally-operated bus service was approved Tuesday night by Anaheim city council. William Farrell, transportation supervisor for the city of Santa Monica, was retained by the city to make a detailed study of the bus proposal. UC Finds Dyke Water Company guilty of Contempt; Fine Ordered The California Public Utilities commission announced today it has found Dyke Water company of Orange county, and Dyke Lansdale, president of the utility, to be guilty of contempt of the Public Utilities Commission. Fines of $500 each were ordered paid by the utility and by Dyke Lansdale within 10 days after the effective date, which is 20 days later personal service of the commission's order upon the defendant. SHOULD LANSDALE fail to pay any or all of the fine within the specified time, he was ordered committed to the county jail of orange county "until such fine be paid or satisfied in the proportion Red Cross Hosts Dinner Tonight Annual meeting of Anaheim Red Cross chapter will be at the Palms restaurant tonight. The dinner meeting will feature guest speaker Mrs. Chester J. Skalmowski, vice chairman of volunteers of the Southern Orange county chapter. Ferrell's study will include all details of the bus service, including a layout of routes and the budgetary needs. He was retained to make the survey for $1,600. Farrell; councilmen were told, brought Santa Monica's transportation system from a money losing enterprise to one that now operates in the profit column. The request for a city bus service was made by the Chamber of Commerce. Bigots Burn Cross On Anaheim Lawn A cross was burned on the lawn of an Anaheim home here Sunday night. SHOULD LANSDALE fail to deny any or all of the fine within the specified time, he was ordered committed to the county jail of Orange county "until such fine be paid or satisfied in the proportion one day's imprisonment for each 5 of such fine that shall remain unpaid." The water utility and its president were adjudged guilty of conspit for "disobeying the commission's order of Oct. 1, 1956, by extending the water system of the company to areas outside of its certificated service area boundaries without first obtaining an order of the commission authorizing such extension." The decision referred to said Dyke Water company shall not extend its water system outside its certificated service area boundaries as shown on Appendix A without further order of the commission." PUBLIC HEARINGS in the matter were held in Los Angeles last Nov. 12 and 13 before Commissioner C. Lyn Fox and Examiner William L. Cole. The commission decision said Dyke Lansdale intentionally and deliberately caused the company's water system to be extended to serve water to Tracts 2639, 2718, 898, 2897 and 3473 without first obtaining from the commission authority or an order to do so and with full knowledge and notice of the order contained in decision No. 3858 and of the contents thereof." All the tracts listed are in orange county. Brookhurst Ave. Speed Reduced Dinner Tonight Annual meeting of Anaheim Red Cross chapter will be at the Palms restaurant tonight. The dinner meeting will feature guest speaker Mrs. Chester J. Skalmowski, vice chairman of volunteers of the Southern Orange county chapter. FIRST HAND experience of the Red Cross came to the Skalmowski family during the Nazi occupation of Poland where they were prisoners in a labor camp. The Skalmowskis are now American citizens. The public is invited to this annual meeting and last minute requests for tickets may be made by calling the Anaheim chapter office of the Red Cross, PR 4-8862. Navy Mothers Meet Members of Anaheim Navy Mothers club 841 and their guests were entertained at a luncheon card party in the home of the judge advocate, Mrs. Edith Scott, 120 E. Alberta St. Mrs. Ann Gledhill, chaplain, was co-hostess. Bigots Burn Cross On Anaheim Lawn A cross was burned on the lawn of an Anaheim home here Sunday night. Police said the Ku-Klux-Klan-style cross was burned on a Skywood Circle address home where a sign reading, "For Sale — Colored Welcome," was posted. S. A. Doctor Is New Niesi Prexy Dr. Fred Kobayashi of Santa Ana is the new chairman of the board of directors of the Orange County chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League. Other directors installed during the banquet at Anaheim Bowl were Mas Masuda, Henry Kanegae, Clarence Nishizu, Frank Mixusawa and Dr. Franklin Yoshikane. Brookhurst Ave. Speed Reduced The speed limit on Brookhurst Ave. from the Santa Ana Freeway overpass to Crescent Ave. has been reduced to 25 miles per hour. The action reducing the speed limit from 45 miles per hour was taken by the Orange County Board of Supervisors after a concerted effort by parents and teachers of Brookhurst Junior High School to make conditions safer in this area for student traffic. Parents claimed children were forced to walk in the street and were in constant danger of being hit by the fast-moving traffic. Out-of-Control Car Hits Two Homes A car carrying four servicemen crashed into two Anaheim homes just off the Santa Ana Freeway Sunday. Police said an auto driven by Napulon S. Kuulelaloha, 33, of the Marine Corps Air Facility in Santa Ana went out-of-control after swerving to miss another auto. The car caused heavy damage to the kitchen of the home of Roby Joyce, 443 Linden Pl. An adjoining, but vacant residence at 441 Linden Pl. was slightly damaged. ... AND YOU WANT IT AT THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY! THAT'S WHY, IF YOU ARE WISE, YOU'LL BUY BETTER FOR LESS BY CHECKING THE SPECIALS ADVERTISED EACH WEEK IN THE CLASSIFIED SECTION OF THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE. YOU'LL SAVE SHOPPING TIME, EFFORT, REAL DOLLARS BY SHOPPING THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE ADS BEFORE YOU BUY! ANAHEIM GAZETTE PR 2-1800 REMEMBER ADVERTISERS GIVE YOU BETTER SERVICE