anaheim-gazette 1960-03-31

County Scouts to Build ‘Early America’ Homes Exhibit In Big Show at Fairground Two of the most unusual exhibit-at the 1960 Orange County Home its expected to be put on display Show, opening April 6, were form- CONSTRUCTION LESSON—Raymond Bates, district Boy Scout executive, is shown getting a lesson in how old log cabins were built from John Lee, left, marshal of Ghost Town at Knott’s Berry Farm, and two comely contestants for the queen title of the 1960 Orange County Home Show—Jo Ann Messerall of Orange and Carol Russell, right, of Stanton. Scouts will tie into the home show by building a model of the first home built in America. Both Northern Orange County Council and the Orange Empire Council will on the project. Each council erect at the home show a row of one of the first homes bu America, according to George ouris, producer of the col home show. THE MODEL HOMES will displayed at the home show space donated by the Orange City Builders Assn. to honor the Scouts during this Golden Jury year in which scouting celebrits 50th anniversary. Raymond Bates, district executive, will head the pro for the Northern Orange County Council. Both the displays will be free to the public throughout five-day run of the home They will be set up an the O County Fairgrounds in Mesa, near the big Comm Exhibits Bldg. and 150-foot which will house this year’sgest home show in Orange C history. BOY SCOUTS of the north man their display and use th portunity to tell home show tors about a Scout-O-Rama s CONSTRUCTION LESSON—Raymond Bates, district Boy Scout executive, is shown getting a lesson in how old log cabins were built from John Lee, left, marshal of Ghost Town at Knott's Berry Farm, and two comely contestants for the queen title of the 1960 Orange County Home Show—Jo Ann Messerall of Orange and Carol Russell, right, of Stanton. Scouts will tie into the home show by building a model of the first home built in America. Both Northern Orange County Council and the Orange Empire Council will participate in the model-building project. 'Jap Horsehiders Here' Oriental All-Star Baseball Team To Play College Club During Visit The league-leading OCC baseball team will have their hands full when they take time out to host the touring Japanese Maruzen All-Stars Saturday, April 2, on the Pirate diamond at 2 p.m. The Japanese will be making their only Orange County appearance. They have some of the best semi-pro players in Japan. Leading the way to their 1959 championship in Japan was 22-year-old pitcher Mitsuo Nishi who put together a 23 won and 2 lost record. Their captain and leading hitter is Shozo Yatsui, 20, who hit .324 while playing rightfield. The 22 team members range in age from 22 to 29 and in height from 5'2" to 5'7". The All-Stars will mix pleasure with baseball while visiting Orange County. They will arrive in Anaheim early Friday, April 1. Following an all-day tour of Disneyland, they will spend Friday night at the Saga Motor Hotel, adjacent to Disneyland. Western Students to See Ben Hur Western High School students have undertaken a momentous project. The Pioneers are planning to reserve the entire Hollywood Egyptian Theatre for a special showing of the epoch film "Ben Hur" at 9:00 a.m. Saturday, April 2. Special reduced rate tickets are now available to Western students, their families, and friends. This special presentation occurs a few days before the movie industry’s Academy Award presentations. “Ben Hur” has received a major share of the nominations including twelve categories. Open Sunday 11 to 5 P.M. PRE-EASTER SPECIAL EVENT Women's DRESSES VALUES TO $100 Open Sunday 11 to 5 P.M. PRE-EASTER SPECIAL EVENT Women's VALUES TO $100 DRESSES ... $7.98 Red Goose Brand—Values to $5.98 CHILDREN'S SHOES ... $2.98 Children's—Sizes 6 to 12 VINYL SHOES ... $1.29 Life Stride—Values to $12.98 LADIES' DRESS SHOES ... $3.99 MEN'S SHOES PRE-EASTER SPECIAL VALUE $2.98 Rove' 100% Cotton—Reg. 50c each T-SHIRTS . . 4 FOR $1.00 29c ea. Men's 100% Cotton—Reg. 79c T-SHIRTS . . 3 FOR $1.39 49c ea. LARGE GROUP OF TOYS BELOW COST For Your Shopping Convenience We Are Open 9:30-6:30 PM Daily—9:30-9 PM Mon. & Fri—11:5 PM Sun. C and S Outlet 151 SO. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM KE 3-3021 City America' Fairgrounds up today by officials of both Orange County councils of the Bay Area of America. Scouts from both the Northern Orange County Council and the Orange Empire Council will work on the project. Each council will visit at the home show a model home of the first homes built in America, according to George Caldwell, producer of the colorful show. THE MODEL HOMES will be displayed at the home show in the donated by the Orange County Builders Assn. to honor the Boy Scouts during this Golden Jubilee in which scouting celebrates 50th anniversary. Raymond Bates, district scout executive, will head the project in the Northern Orange County Council. Both the displays will be open to the publis throughout the day run of the home show. Boy will be set up an the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Rica, near the big Commercial Jubilee Bldg. and 150-foot tent each will house this year's big home show in Orange County. BOY SCOUTS of the north will their display and use the opportunity to tell home show visitors about a Scout-O-Rama schedule. Council Sets Hearing May 3 on West St. Hotel, Shops Development City Council Tuesday set May 3 as the date to review a multi-million dollar proposal to build another hotel and commercial center near Disneyland. "Wonder Market" and parking for Jim Fallon of Los Angeles, who proposed a similar development about two years ago, told the Council he would like to build a three-story hotel, a 200-shop 2165 cars on West St. near the park. Fallon has been associated with the "Wonder Bowls," a chain of lavish Southern California bowling alleys. Cal Federal Opens Unit Here Friday A 15-day celebration with free gifts for all visitors will mark the opening of the new California Federal Savings office in Anaheim's Broadway Orange County Center, it was announced today by J. Howard Edgerton, president of the nation's largest federal savings association. The event takes place from Friday, April 1, through Friday, April 15, inclusive. The office is located across from Million Tourists In So. Cal. Last Winter Almost one million tourists were attracted to Southern California during the winter season and spent $187,000,000 here, the All-Year Club reported today. This was about even with last year, according to Charles Detoy, president of the community travel advertising organization. For the entire 12 months, last year broke all records when tourists spent nearly two-thirds of a billion dollars here. This was a return of over $700 in tourists' spending for each $1 spent in advertising to attract them here. Anaheim W Of State M CHICAGO.—Mrs. Anaheim, today reigned as County State Council Slates 25-Game Schedule for Fall. Informal commitments for game basketball scheduled 1960-61 have made orange County State College ing to Ernest A. Becker, Census Workers Mount Transients Here Tonight Night is the night Uncle Sam sits his transient nephews. Places such as large hotels, motels, and other accommodations for transient guests will be canvassed over a different procedure than one used for regular household billing units. Supply of individual census forms have been left at mls, motels, and other large transient guests staying at the places tonight. Census Bureau employees will on hand during this evening to test transients in filling out the forms. The purpose of the specialeras is to account for every per-staying in such places on the census date. After the individual report forms have been collected, they will be sent to determine what names would be included in the local census counts. Persons enumerated "T-night" will be counted as one of the local population only they have no usual place of residence. Names of transits will be allocated back to the usual place of residence. Information on permanent residents of these special dwelling will also be obtained by means of individual census report gifts for all visitors will mark the opening of the new California Federal Savings office in Anaheim's Broadway Orange County Center, it was announced today by J. Howard Edgerton, president of the nation's largest federal savings association. The event takes place from Friday, April 1, through Friday, April 15, inclusive. The office is located across from Clifton's in the Center's arcade, according to Manager Ernest A. McGill, an assistant vice president of California Federal. McGill revealed that everyone attending the celebration is to receive a free gift. Free balloons will also be given to children by Bozo the Clown on Saturdays, April 2 and 9. Savers who open new accounts with $50 or more will receive free Blue Chip Stamps. All accounts earn at California Federal's current annual rate of 4½%. The Anaheim office will be open 9 to 4 daily, including Saturdays, April 2 and 9, throughout the celebration. Although the ninth and newest office of the 35-year-old savings association is California Federal's first in Orange County, the firm has been serving many customers in this area by providing funds for home mortgage loans and through its save-by-mail service. The savings association and its personnel follow a definite policy of actively participating in the affairs of the communities in which they serve. A recent example of this participation is Schoolroom Progress U.S.A., a free exhibit of historic and modern classrooms contained on a special train brought to Los Angeles by California Federal as a public service. The exhibit will be open through Monday, April 4, and is located on Washington Blvd., 1 block east of Alameda Street, approximately one mile south of the Santa Ana Freeway. In addition to its Anaheim office, California Federal has offices at Wilshire and Grand, Reseda, Wilshire Miracle Mile, Rancho Park Lakewood Hollywood Groves gifts for all visitors will mark the opening of the new California Federal Savings office in Anaheim's Broadway Orange County Center, it was announced today by J. Howard Edgerton, president of the nation's largest federal savings association. The event takes place from Friday, April 1, through Friday, April 15, inclusive. The office is located across from Clifton's in the Center's arcade, according to Manager Ernest A. McGill, an assistant vice president of California Federal. McGill revealed that everyone attending the celebration is to receive a free gift. Free balloons will also be given to children by Bozo the Clown on Saturdays, April 2 and 9. Savers who open new accounts with $50 or more will receive free Blue Chip Stamps. All accounts earn at California Federal's current annual rate of 4½%. The Anaheim office will be open 9 to 4 daily, including Saturdays, April 2 and 9, throughout the celebration. Although the ninth and newest office of the 35-year-old savings association is California Federal's first in Orange County, the firm has been serving many customers in this area by providing funds for home mortgage loans and through its save-by-mail service. The savings association and its personnel follow a definite policy of actively participating in the affairs of the communities in which they serve. A recent example of this participation is Schoolroom Progress U.S.A., a free exhibit of historic and modern classrooms contained on a special train brought to Los Angeles by California Federal as a public service. The exhibit will be open through Monday, April 4, and is located on Washington Blvd., 1 block east of Alameda Street, approximately one mile south of the Santa Ana Freeway. In addition to its Anaheim office, California Federal has offices at Wilshire and Grand, Reseda, Wilshire Miracle Mile, Rancho Park Lakewood Hollywood Groves gifts for all visitors will mark the opening of the new California Federal Savings office in Anaheim's Broadway Orange County Center, it was announced today by J. Howard Edgerton, president of the nation's largest federal savings association. The event takes place from Friday, April 1, through Friday, April 15, inclusive. The office is located across from Clifton's in the Center's arcade, according to Manager Ernest A. McGill, an assistant vice president of California Federal. McGill revealed that everyone attending the celebration is to receive a free gift. Free balloons will also be given to children by Bozo the Clown on Saturdays, April 2 and 9. Savers who open new accounts with $50 or more will receive free Blue Chip Stamps. All accounts earn at California Federal's current annual rate of 4½%. The Anaheim office will be open 9 to 4 daily, including Saturdays, April 2 and 9, throughout the celebration. Although the ninth and newest office of the 35-year-old savings association is California Federal's first in Orange County, the firm has been serving many customers in this area by providing funds for home mortgage loans and through its save-by-mail service. The savings association and its personnel follow a definite policy of actively participating in the affairs of the communities in which they serve. A recent example of this participation is Schoolroom Progress U.S.A., a free exhibit of historic and modern classrooms contained on a special train brought to Los Angeles by California Federal as a public service. The exhibit will be open through Monday, April 4, and is located on Washington Blvd., 1 block east of Alameda Street, approximately one mile south of the Santa Ana Freeway. In addition to its Anaheim office, California Federal has offices at Wilshire and Grand, Reseda, Wilshire Miracle Mile, Rancho Park Lakewood Hollywood Groves gifts for all visitors will mark the opening of the new California Federal Savings office in Anaheim's Broadway Orange County Center, it was announced today by J. Howard Edgerton, president of the community travel advertising organization. For the entire 12 months, last year broke all records when tourists spent nearly two-thirds of a billion dollars here. This was a return of over $700 in tourists' spending for each $1 spent in advertising to attract them here. The winter season takes in December, January and February. During these months the All-Year Club said the area was visited by 975,000 vacationists from other states and foreign countries. Second Annual Swim Clinic Set April 11 The Anaheim Park and Recreation Department wishes to announce their second annual swim clinic to be held at Western High School during the week of April 11 to April 15. The clinic is offered to those people who wish to prepare themselves for possible employment by the Department in their Aquatic program and to those who serve as Summer cam pcounselers, life guards and water safety instructors. Courses to be offered during the day and evening are: Junior and Senior Life Saving, Instructors Aide, Diving and Water Ballet. Red Cross Certificates will be issued to those epople successfully passing Junior and Senior Life Saving and the Instructors Aide Course. Anyone interested is urged to contact Mr. Leonard Roberts, Men and Boys' Supervisor, Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, 309 South Palm, or phone KE 3-1321, ext. 85 or 86. ORANGE—"The Gold considered as one of the comedies in movie history," presented by the Chapmanlege Great Films Guild in p.m. showings April 6 and TOrange Theater. Charles Chaplin, who produced directed,and starredthe original silent versionbrought the film up to d writing and delivering na nand composing almost all musical score. EDITORIAL Narcotics Poor Issue EDITORIAL Narcotics Poor Issue For Partisan Politics In today's issue of the Gazette (on Page A-2) C. Lard Key, County Republican Chairman, castigated Governor Edmund G. Brown because he felt that the Gov't was "passing the buck" in the State's dope problem. It is very easy to sit on the sidelines and criticize Governor for his decisions. It is especially easy to do when one is in the opposition party. We are of the firm opinion that our Governor conscientious Chief Executive and certainly as great concerned over this vital question as Mr. Key. The Governor most certainly had a very good reefer for not calling a special session on this matter at this or he would have chosen to do so. He has expressed a positive constructive measures for remedying the narcotic traffic problem by eliminating the profit. The Republican party should not use the narcotic problem as a political football. Everyone except the peddlers are interested in controlling this vicious disease but barbs by the opposition party will not aid the pro-nor correct it. This is everybody's problem and both major parties and the leaders must work together for a solution. Former Governor Goodwin Knight recently said "we will have to stop the importation of narcotics at source, via Mexico and China." Until such time as Federal Government can stop the smuggling of narcotics on our borders, we are convinced that State legislation legislative special sessions will prove of no avail. Let's be fair with Governor Brown. To date he made an excellent record in Sacramento and deserves support of all good Californians. Court Slates Two Trials For Five In Simpson Case; Rosoto Lawyers Charge Client Placed in ‘Double Jeopardy’ Two trials have been set for five men arrested in an investigation growing out of the shotgun slaying of Anaheim cafe operator Leslie Simpson and the wounding of his wife. Superior Court Judge John Shea has ordered three men, charged with the 1957 robbery of Simpson’s South Seas Cafe, to stand trial May 2. EIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIF. March 31, 1960 Anaheim Woman Is Queen Of State Market Checkers CHICAGO.—Mrs. Gerry Reed, 30, 1734 E. Elm St., Anaheim, today reigned as queen of California’s super market checker-cashiers. County State College Slates 25-Game Cage Schedule for Fall Informal commitments for a 25-game basketball schedule for 1960-61 have been made by Orange County State College, according to Ernest A. Becker, Dean of Mrs. Reed was named by a board of judges meeting here to review candidates from 3,000 super markets in the United States and Canada for the Checker of the Year Awards sponsored annually by Super Market Institute and The National Cash Register Company. Competition is based on customer courtesy. Earlier little Joseph Rosoto, alleged gang boss, and his hulking sidekick John Vlahovich were ordered to stand trial on multiple charges April 18. THE TRIO accused of robbery, Louis Saboter, 33, and Warren B. Larson, 25, both of Anaheim and Thomas Warren Jenkin, 28, have all pleaded not guilty to indictments. The three are charged with robbing the cafe March 9, 1957. Saboter and Larson are further charged with robbing musician Lloyd Welch at the club. A fourth man, Michael Rosoto, 26, of Seattle, currently in the Washington state city awaiting trial on armed robbery, is also accused of participating in the hold-up here. ROSOTO, who in 1959 was acquitted of charges he robbed the cafe in a trial, is now accused of murder, robbery, conspiracy to rob, perjury and conspiracy to obstruct justice. The six-foot, eight-inch Vlaho- County State College States 25-Game Cage Schedule for Fall Informal commitments for a 25game basketball schedule for 1960-61 have been made by Organize County State College, according to Ernest A. Becker, Dean of students. Many of the opponents lated for the Titans' initial year intercollegiate competition are first-rate ball clubs, and Coach Alex Omalev has a real job ahead in developing a team to face such opposition, he added. Among the colleges with whom intentative arrangements have been made are Sacramento State, Long Beach State, Los Angeles State, San Francisco State, San Ferando State, Cal Poly (Pomona), Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo), University of California at Riverside and Davis, Chapman College, Callornia Western University and others. The Titans also expect to enter the Redlands Tournament the first week in December. Gold Rush' Film Classic to Be Shown at Chapman in April ORANGE.—"The Gold Rush," considered as one of the classic comedies in movie history, will be presented by the Chapman College Great Films Guild in two 8-m. showings April 6 and 7 in the orange Theater. Charles Chaplin, who wrote, produced, directed, and starred in the original silent version, has brought the film up to date by writing and delivering a narrative and composing almost all of the musical score. RIAL Poor Issue Mrs. Reed was named by a board of judges meeting here to review candidates from 3,000 super markets in the United States and Canada for the Checker of the Year Awards sponsored annually by Super Market Institute and The National Cash Register Company. Competition is based on customer courtesy, a cooperative attitude toward fellow workers, and cash register accuracy. Mother of two children, Mrs. Reed is employed by the Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., whose headquarters are at 1111 S. Fullerton Rd., La Habra. Her checkstand is in the store at 1250 E. Chapman, Fullerton. ENJOYING THE CHALLENGE of "making each customer feel that our store is her store, too," Mrs. Reed has worked for Alpha Beta for four years. Customer voting played a large part in helping select her to represent the 52 stores in the chain. As a state queen, Mrs. Reed now becomes eligible for selection as one of the ten regional winners who will be flown to New York City via United Air Lines on April 26 for a whirlwind tour. Following their two-day stay at Manhattan's Hotel Roosevelt, the candidates for the title of International Checker of the Year will go to Atlantic City for their final performance tests at the 23rd Annual Convention of Super Market Institute. THE WINNER, who will be crowned in ceremonies in the Warren Theatre on May 2, will receive tickets for two for a two-week tour of Hawaii as a guest of the Dole-Hawaiian Pineapple Company, a mink stole, and numerous other prizes. Two maids of honor will win ten-day vacations in the Hollywood Beach Hotel, Hollywood, Florida. As a state Checker of the Year, the candidate's immediate awards are a replica of the coveted "Tillie" statuette symbolizing Washington state city awaiting trial on armed robbery, is also accused of participating in the hold-up here. ROSOTO, who in 1959 was acquitted of charges he robbed the cafe in a trial, is now accused of murder, robbery, conspiracy to rob, perjury and conspiracy to obstruct justice. The six-foot, eight-inch Vlahovich is charged with perjury and conspiracy to obstruct justice. Simpson was felled with five shotgun blasts as he returned to his home the night of Feb. 7, 1959. His wife, Juanita, Simpson's companion at the time, was wounded and had both hands amputated in surgery as a result. Rosoto had pleaded not guilty to all charges. He alleges the charges place him in double jeopardy as a result of his earlier acquittal. Rosoto is being held without bail. Vlahovich is being held for $20,000 ball and Larson and Saboter in lieu of $10,000 ball each. Three other men, alleged accomplices of the Rosoto gang, were arrested earlier in connection with the case, but released. Jenkyn, who is currently serving a prison sentence, was ordered returned to Chino until his trial May 2. Marine Sgt. Dies In Fiery F'way Crash A Camp Pendleton marine was killed in a flaming Santa Ana Freeway accident here Sunday. The body of Sgt. Arnold Liebelt, 28, of Cloverdale, burned beyond recognition, was identified by dental charts. POLICE SAID his car burst into flames after failing to negotiate a turn on the freeway be- Poor Issue in Politics ette (on Page A-2) C. Wilhairman, castigated, Goverhe felt that the Governor state's dope problem. sidelines and criticize the is especially easy to do so party. that our Governor is a and certainly as greatly on as Mr. Key. had a very good reason on this matter at this time so. He has expressed posiremedying the narcotics the profit. should not use the narcotic Everyone except the dope rolling this vicious disease, city will not aid the problem and both major parties other for a solution. Knight recently said that artation of narcotics at the Until such time as the the smuggling of narcotics that State legislation and prove of no avail. r Brown. To date he has ramento and deserves the receive tickets for two for a two-week tour of Hawaii as a guest of the Dole-Hawaiian Pineapple Company, a mink stole, and numerous other prizes. Two maids of honor will win ten-day vacations in the Hollywood Beach Hotel, Hollywood, Florida. As a state Checker of the Year, the candidate's immediate awards are a replica of the coveted "Tilly," the statuette symbolic of the highest honor the super market industry can pay its checkers, and a lapel pin designating her state victory. The pin is a miniature of the SMI seal. A Camp Pendleton marine was killed in a flaming Santa Ana Freeway accident here Sunday. The body of Sgt. Arnold Liebelt, 28, of Cloverdale, burned beyond recognition, was identified by dental charts. POLICE SAID his car burst into flames after failing to negotiate a turn on the freeway between Lincoln and Euclid Aves. The auto crashed into a retaining wall after hitting a light post and reflector sign at 5 a.m. The marine was the county's 22nd traffic fatality of 1960. Open Bids On 3 Jobs Here April 7 Bids will be opened April 7 for three city projects: 1. Sewer improvements on Placintia Ave. from Sycamore St. to 500 feet south of Sycamore. 2. Water line construction on La Palma Ave. from Pauline to Palm Sts. 3. Storm drain construction on Palm St. from Cypress to Center Sts. NEWSPAPER CARRIER BOYS WANTED APPLY MR. ALLMAN Anaheim Gazette 259 E. CENTER PR 2-1800