anaheim-gazette 1960-03-31

A2-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, March 31, 1960) ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION AGRILICATE MEMBER GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. BERT J. ABRAHAM President MRS. HENRY KUCHEL Vice-President THEODORE KUCHEL Secretary-Treasurer SENATOR THOS. KUCHEL Director BERT J. ABRAHAM and TED KUCHEL Co-Publishers NEW PHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. REPUBLICAN'S OPINION: Gov. Brown ‘Passing Buck’ In State’s Dope Problem County Republican Chairman C. Willard Key declared that Governor Brown is “passing the buck” going to bear the largest burden—a burden which could be lightened if the Governor would only take Gov. Brown ‘Passing Buck’ In State’s Dope Problem County Republican Chairman C. Willard Key declared that Governor Brown is “passing the buck” in dealing with the state’s acute narcotic problem. “The Governor is now trying to get out of his responsibility for not calling a special session of the legislature to deal with the narcotic problem this year. It is an old bureaucratic trick to lay down a smoke screen and then blame the other fellow for the results. “PAT BROWN’S do nothing record in the field of narcotics is nine years old. As Attorney General he had many opportunities to help stem the traffic in living death. As Governor he has had an opportunity to present to two sessions of the legislature a positive, hard hitting program aimed at solving the serious narcotic evil in California. Again his record is clear—he has done nothing. “Actions speak louder than words and I am confident that the people of Orange County will not be fooled by his sudden public appeal to President Eisenhower for the Federal Government to act in the narcotic field. For the Governor’s information the Federal Government has already acted. “If THE CALIFORNIA penalties were made as tough as those at the federal level, the problem would be greatly reduced in our state. A man getting thirty years under federal law gets about eighteen months under the revolving door of the Governor’s Adult Authority. “Certainly the Federal Government must play an important roll in stamping out the narcotic traffic throughout the United States. Bu, as long as California has weak and ineffective enforcement legislation, the people of our state are going to bear the largest burden—a burden which could be lightened if the Governor would only take real action and stop trying to fool us with fancy proclamations and letters to Washington.” Aerial Display At S.A. Bank Ross Dietrich, manager of the Santa Ana office of United States National Bank, today announced that he will have a display of modern aircraft in the bank lobby for the next two weeks. Built by the bank staff especially for this display, the array of aircraft includes actual scale models developed by the plane and missile manufacturers. Convair Division of General Dynamics Corporation supplied the bank with a Convair 80 jet transport, an F-102 supersonic interceptor and an Atlas Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile. An experimental “Firebee” and a Ryan “Vertijet” are also featured in the unit. Douglas Aircraft of Long Beach selected their DC-8 Jetliner for viewers to see. Dietrich also stated that other craft will be added as the manufacturers can obtain scale models. PEOPLE SAY “A super-market is a place where you can find anything you want except the kids when you’re ready to leave.” —F. G. Kerman. “小 business—one that never has been investigated by a Con... Certainly the Federal Government must play an important roll in stamping out the narcotic traffic throughout the United States. Bu, as long as California has weak and ineffective enforcement legislation, the people of our state are The Ramona Play, acclaimed as California's greatest outdoor spectacle, will bring to the dramatization of Helen Munt Jackson's immortal love story, a new heroine, 23 year old beauty, Ann Daniels. The colorful, historical drama of early California, staged in the natural beauty of the Ramona Bowl in Hemet, will play its 33rd season Saturday and Sunday afternoons, April 23 and 24, April 30, May 1, and May 7 and 8. Good seats are now available for all performances, especially the first Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are available at the Ramona Bowl Office all Mutual Ticket Agencies throughout Southern California, and in San Diego, the Palmer Box Office. More than 700,000 persons have enjoyed the play in the last 32 years. PEOPLE SAY "A super-market is a place where you can find anything you want except the kids when you're ready to leave." —F. G. Kerman. "Small business—one that never has been investigated by a Congressional Committee." —Dan Kidney "‘Inspiration’ means ‘breath’, which may account for so many inspirational books being full of hot air.” —Sidney Harris “Of course a modern husband expects his wife to jump when he hollers—right down his throat.” —Vesta M. Kelly “People who criticize self-made men usually haven’t been able to make much of themselves.” —O. A. Battista Fremont Jr. High Student Takes Top Lions' Talk Award Gary Perkins, 15, student at Fremont Junior High School, has won School; Elain Molendyk, 17, and Anaheim Lions Club speakers contest. Runner-up in the contest were Larry Erickson, 15, of Servite High serious illness if inhaled. Howard Adler, 16, both students at Anaheim Union High School. Speech topic for the competition was "People to People - Key To World Understanding." Ready Your Home For Spring Spring...the time of soft breezes, birds, flowers...and household chores! Muscles ache in advance—housecleaning, gardening, putting up screens—where to begin? That tricky upholstery job you've been putting off...roof shingles to be anchored or replaced...insulating the attic against summer heat—installing ceiling tile—visions of Spring flowers fade into images of not enough hands, sprained backs and sore thumbs. Forget these frightening thoughts! Your Spring "fix-it" problem are solved. ARROW Staple guns, one hand operated, with staples strong as nails, yet easier and faster to drive will do these chores and more, with minimum effort, maximum efficiency—leaving you time for Spring relaxation. Anaheim Students Chosen for Honors Disney Project (Continued from Page 1) footed fashion high atop newly created Casade Peak, rising 75-feet alongside the Frontierland river, with waterfalls plummeting down its slopes. Other animals, birds and reptiles which will be seen "in action" are mountain lion, coyotes, raccoons, fox, skunks, rabbits, owls, hawks, eagles, bull-frags, road-runners, vultures, and a variety of snakes. Nature's Winderland, inspired by Walt Disney's widely-acclaimed True-Life Adventure motion pictures such as "Beaver Valley", "The Living Desert", "Bear Country", and "Olympic Elk", will in fact include almost every specie of animal still found on the North American continent. A special highlight of Nature's Wonderland will be Disney's own version of "Old Faithful"—spouting geysers which will send streams of water 50-feet into the air at frequent regular intervals. Disneyland's newest adventure will be viewed from aboard Western Mine Trains and sturdy pack mules. The Mine Train tracks will be routed through the already popular Rainbow Caverns, which are undergoing extensive improvement and additions. New lighting, new creations in color and unusual formations of stalagmites and stalagmites are being added to the seven multi-hued waterfalls which cascade into Anaheim Students Chosen for Honors Dyke Water (Continued from Page 1) metered as they are placed in service. The Commission said extensions of Dyke's system had been made by Dyke "pursuant to agreements which are unlawful." "The Commission would be derelict in its duty of protecting the public interest if it were to countenance any continuation of these unlawful and imprudent practices or permit the burdening of utility customers with added costs attributable to such improper practices," the decision stated. Dyke Water also was ordered to carry out certain recommendations made by Commission staff engineers for improvement of service. The utility must report on progress of its metering program within 90 days after April 11 and every six months thereafter. Merrifield Attends Insurance Meeting Mr. H. 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And just as simply, you're back to comfortable air-passenger capacity. It's standard equipment ... and extraordinarily practical. Corvair does car-pool duty with the biggest and best of them. Going to work or school or out for the evening, you've got a genuine six-seater. As for carting around piles of stuff instead of people, just look at Corvair's station- sedan load space with the rear seat folded. And when that's full you can start on the trunk. Corvair, you see, is no ordinary compact car. No others are so versatile, so ingeniously engineered—with independent suspension at all four wheels, an air-cooled rear engine that never needs water or antifreeze. You just can't compare anything else coming out these days with a Corvair. Drive one...soon. For economical transportation—corvair BY CHEVROLET This is the Corvair 700 4-Door Sedan See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for fast delivery, favorable deals. CONE BROTHERS ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA KEystone 5-1143