anaheim-gazette 1960-05-12

SECRETARY OF THE NAVY WILLIAM B. FRANK E PROCLAIM 3,000 Navy League Delegates of the United States An overwhelming turnout at the 58th annual convention of the Navy League of the United States at the Disneyland Hotel and the successful organizing and management of the event termed it the best and largest national convention ever held in Orange County, and the most resultful in the history of the organization. This was the report given to nearly 3,000 delegates from all states and territories in the Union the convention Friday evening, May 6. Scores of Flag Officers of the Navy and Generals of the Marine Corps in colorful attire were guests of honor. Special guests were the top executives of scores of organizations from coast to coast identified with production of aircraft, missiles, ships and other material which has given the Navy full capabilities to defend the nation in the space age. by Frank Gard Jameson, of Glendale, National President of the organization, at the banquet closing THE BANQUET AUDIENCE heard Secretary of the Navy William B. Franke declare the fleet's Polaris missile submarine program had passed its initial tests with flying colors. He said the first two Polaris submarines with missiles having a striking range of 1,200 miles will be fully operational by the end of the year. He further stressed the fact Walter Knott Heads Whetmore Campaign For Assemblyman in the 75th District Mr. Walter Knott, prominent Orange County businessman and civic leader, will lead a volunteer Citizens Committee to Elect James Whetmore Assemblyman in the 75th District. Speaking of the campaign Mr. Knott stated, "Jim Whetmore is an outstanding candidate for this important office and I am confident he will be overwhelmingly elected next November. He has outlined a hard-hitting vigorous campaign based upon the important issues which affect all of us in the 75th District. "WE HAVE ALL been shocked at the failure of the Brown admin- UC Plans For County Campus To Be Told The University of California's plans for a giant campus at Newport Beach will be described Sunday during the annual University Day Luncheon at the Disneyland Hotel. The description will be given by state architect Robert J. Evans. Evans has supervised much of UC's expansion which in the past decade has seen campuses opened at Riverside, Santa Barbara and San Diego. Brown Picks Santa Anan To Knott stated, "Jim Whetmore is an outstanding candidate for this important office and I am confident he will be overwhelmingly elected next November. He has outlined a hard-hitting vigorous campaign based upon the important issues which affect all of us in the 75th District. "We have all been shocked at the failure of the Brown administration in Sacramento. Our state income tax was increased by 100 per cent during the first year the Governor was in office. Over 30 new bureaus, agencies and commissions have been added to the state government in Sacramento. At least 40 per cent of the income of the average family today goes to pay the cost of government at either the local, state or federal level. "Those of us working for Jim Whetmore believe it is time for a change and time to elect, as our representative in Sacramento, a man who is pledged to economy in government and who will preserve our free enterprise system," Mr. Knott declared. The rabbit may have become a symbol of Easter because of the moon. Some ancient peoples considered the rabbit a symbol of the moon . . . and the moon determines the date of Easter." Brown Picks Santa Anan To Head 'Favorite Son' Drive Governor Edmund G. Brown this week launched the campaign to send his "favorite son" presidential delegation to the Democratic National Convention with an attack on the Eisenhower Administration and the appointment of William Thomson of Santa Ana to head the campaign in Orange County. Thomson, of 315 W. 10th St., Santa Ana, has long been active in community and Democratic Party affairs. He is a member of the Democratic State Central Committee, was a director of the California Democratic Council from 1956 to 1959 and was Orange County chairman of the Brown for Governor Committee in 1958. Thomson is an inheritance tax appraiser and a lawyer. He is a law graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, a member of PhiGamma Delta fraternity and of Delta Phi law fraternity. "Thomson has been an outstanding leader of the Democratic Party in Orange County." Governor Brown said in announcing his appointment as district chairman of the Democratic Committee for the Brown Favorite Son Delegation. "I am gratified that he has accepted this important post," he added. "I know he will be of immeasurable help in getting out a vote at the June 7 primary which will start the Democratic Party on the road to victory in the presidential race in November." ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADEA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 to 6 EHLERS BIKE SHOP 914 East Center — Angheim — KE 5 3231 LAWN MOWERS AND SAWS SHARPENED SCHWINN BICYCLE SALES and SERVICE Super Mart Queen Selected in Finals Carlene Branstetter, 21 years old, a trim blonde from Springfield, Missouri, today reigned as queen of the nation's super market checker-cashiers. Carlene, representing the Southwestern region and Consumers Warehouse Markets, a six-store chain operating in Springfield, was crowned last night in Atlantic City's Warren Theatre on the Boardwalk. The girl from Missouri emerged the victor in the closest competition ever staged in the 5th Annual Checker of the Year Awards, sponsored by Super Market Institute and The National Cash Register Company. Nine other region- EHLERS BIKE SHOP 914 East Center — Anaheim — KE 53231 LAWN MOWERS AND SAWS SHARPENED SCHWINN BICYCLE SALES and SERVICE WEEK END SPECIALS COMFORTABLE PAIR LEATHER UPPERS $89c With Full Cushion Insole — SPECIAL ..... SUMMER LINEN PERFORATED CAPS $23c Special Purchase! Sm.49c Imported Wicker Baskets Med.69c While they last . . Lge.98c LIFE STRIDE, ETC. LADIES’ DRESS SHOES $3.99 Values to $12.98 MEN’S SHOES $2.98 CHILDREN’S SHOES $2.98 ICE BUCKET PICNIC JUG $249 Makes 1 Gal. — $4.98 Value ... NEW STORE HOURS: Monday - Thursday — 9:30-6 p.m. Friday—9:30-9 p.m. Saturday—9:50-6 p.m. Sunday—Closed C and S Outlet 151 SO. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM KE 3-3021 600 County 4Hers Set Fair Sat., Sun. Six hundred Orange County 4-H clubbers will hold a fair Saturday and Sunday at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. The admission free fair will open at 10 a.m. each day. Sunday’s program will include a horse show from 11 a.m. until $ p.m., a dress modeling review from 1 to $ p.m. and obedience demonstrations by puppies being trained as seeing eye dogs. The 25 participating clubs will also have booths and exhibits of 4-H skills ranging from cooking to carpentry. THE United States Turn Out for Impressive 58th Annual BANQUET AUDIENCE Retreat of the Navy Wilanke declare the fleet's submarine program its initial tests with the first two Polaris with missiles having a range of 1,200 miles will operational by the end of other stressed the fact that the United States still needs modern carrier task forces in spite of the tremendous potential of the Navy's Polaris missile. A TOUCH OF HUMOR was interjected with the revelation that Secretary of the Navy William Franke took time out Friday to invite Mrs. Joanne Ray of Santa Ana to his suite to discuss the art of darning socks. Mrs. Ray had previously written a letter recommending that the Navy be supplied with better shoes after noting that he husband's navy boots had worn holes in 25 pairs of socks. Franke commented: "If the Secretary of the Navy can darn socks, then so can Joanne Ray. The solution of the problem is difficult. Improving Navy shoes at this date won't help you. "But perhaps the package I am sending may, with a little perseverance on your part, be helpful. I do advise strongly against throwing away your husband's socks. He might not like it." Two days after receiving the letter Mrs. Ray got a package from the Navy secretary. "I contained a darning set, with an egg, yarn and needle," she said. DURING THE BANQUET National President Jameson presented the Navy League Award to Joseph S. Walker, president of the Fullerton-Anaheim Council of the ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Section B, Page 1 MAY 12, 1960 Anan To Drive and a lawyer. He is a state architect Rob's expansion which opened at Riverside, in has been an outstanding of the Democratic Parlage County," Governor in announcing his apas district chairman of theocratic Committee for the favorite Son Delegation. ratified that he has ac- important post," he know he will be of imhelp in getting out a June 7 primary which the Democratic Party to victory in the presice in November." Mart Queen tited in Finals Branstetter, 21 years from blonde from SpringMissouri, today reigned as the nation's super marter-cashiers. representing the eastern region and Consumhouse Markets, a six-in-one operating in Springcrowned last night in City's Warren Theatre on walk. from Missouri emerged in the closest competer staged in the 5th Ancker of the Year Awards, by Super Market InstiThe National Cash Regapany. Nine other region- FIESTA PLANS ANNOUNCED—Looking over blueprints of new addition to St. Anthony Claret School are, from left, standing, Mrs. C. Heinz, Mrs. Ray Harineck, Mrs. Frank Purpura and, seated, from left, Mrs. A. Schinsky, Mrs. L. Bomkamp and Mrs. J. Kerwin. This group, under the chairmanship of Mrs. L. Bomkamp, announced the plans for the annual St. Anthony Claret Fiesta May 20, 21 and 22nd. Included are games, prizes, dinners, Bozo the Clown of TV fame and other professional entertainment acts. Tabbed Mr. Orange County Assoc. Chambers To Honor Willis Warner Plans have been completed by the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County for a county-wide commemoration dinner to be given in honor of "Mr. Orange County," Willis H. Warner. It will honor him for his 31 years of outstanding service to Orange County as a member of the Board of County Supervisors, 17 years of which he served as Chairman of the Board. The commemoration dinner will be held Thursday evening, May 26th, at the Balboa Bay Club, Newport Beach, beginning at 7 p.m. Mr. Novel James, Associated Program Chairman, announced final arrangements at the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors Monday evening. James will be assisted in the event by Courtney Chandler, Harry Harvey and Scott Brebner. Tickets may be obtained at the Associated Chambers office, 2184 Harbor Blvd., Anaheim. In other Board action, President Chas. A. Pearson appointed liaison members from the Industrial Committee and Highway and Transportation Committee to the Orange County Airport Commission. In other Board action, President Pearson appointed Urban Beh, Newport Beach, as representative from Associated's Highway and Transportation Committee and Edmond Buster, Santa Ana, from the Industrial Committee to act as liaison members to the Orange County Airport Commission. Mr. Beh was also appointed as Associated's liaison member to the Orange Coast Association. The Board of Directors, upon invitation of the Advisory Committee of the annual Orange County Management Conference accepted the sponsorship of that group's annual activities. In other action, the Board approved recommendations from its State and National Affairs Com- mittee to go on record in favor of National legislative bill (H.R. 7123) allowing business expenditure deductions for advertising and other legitimate means of e- pressing opinion on proposed legislation. Also, the Board after study and upon recommendation of the Committee voted to oppose the Forand bill (H.R. 4700) which would charge the health needs of persons drawing Social Security to the Social Security System. would amend the Social Securit- act to provide for Government paid hospital, surgical and nursing home care for Social Securit- beneficiaries. It would be a foot in-the-door start toward a nation wide compulsory medical care system. The adoption of proposed laws changes was deferred until the next meeting to enable individual Chamber Boards of Directors to consider the 16 proposed changes. 4-H's Clover Leaf Grows in Latin América Too! DEARBORN, MICH.—The famed symbol of the American 4-H Club takes many forms as the rapidly growing movement spreads through Latin America. Illustrated above are the insignias collected, along with detailed information on the young Latin American movement, for the first edition of Ford Motor Company's Yearbook for Rural Youth. The book, first of its type, will also be published in Spanish and Portuguese next month. SUBMARINE PROGRAM 38th Annual Convention at Disneyland Navy League, in recognition of his outstanding services rendered to the national organization in serving as general chairman of the national convention. A special message from President Dwight Eisenhower, expressing his appreciation of the services rendered in behalf of national defense by the Navy League of the U.S., was received with roaring applause. Jack Haley, film and TV celeb- rity, was master of ceremonies for the evening. Members of the Fullerton-Anaheim Council of the Navy League were commended for their successful organization and management of the convention operations. According to William J. Phillips, Orange County Supervisor, who served as general chairman of the public relations committee for the convention, this was the largest national convention ever held in Orange County. City Asked To Annex 336 Acres In West Anaheim; Similar Proposal Failed In November 1956 by 6-2 Margin Anaheim City Council Tuesday took under study a new proposal to annex 336 acres of inhabited and uninhabited land in the western section of the community. Councilmen took under advisement the so-called Broadway-La Palma Annexation. A similar, but somewhat larger annexation in the same area and known as the Western Anaheim Annexation was defeated in November, 1956. THE FAILURE of the annex created a controversial north-south corridor of county territory along Brookhurst Ave. that nearly split the city into two zones. Since City Residents Ask To Build 51 Pools In April The folks in the Municipal Building Department know hot weather is just around the corner. Homer H. Wallace, the city's chief building inspector, reported that during April local residents applied for permits to build a record 51 swimming pools. Permits for all building during April amounted to $3 million. This included permits for 50 single family homes. Mark. Basket Opens Unit 44 Market Basket's 44th store opens this weekend in Newport Beach, company president Neal D. Ramsey announced today. The new supermarket, at 3100 Balboa Blvd., is the chain's sixth in Orange County. The Newport Beach Market Basket is a 32,000 square foot structure and is the first unit of a neighborhood shopping center which is under construction. Automatic doors, air condition- PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! SHOP TONIGHT TO 9 P.M. May White Goods Event NOW IN PROGRESS PENNEYS ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! SHOP TONIGHT TO 9 P.M. May White Goods Event NOW IN PROGRESS NEW LOW PRICES! BIG — PLUMP 17 x 25 Kapok Pillows 150 Stripe ticking in Luxury Built Bed Pillows. Non-allergic — Mildew-free — Charge it. SAVE NOW — PERCALE SHEETS REDUCED 72x108 or Fitted...1.93 81x108 or Fitted...2.15 DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM