anaheim-gazette 1961-05-18

Solons Work on Flooding Problem In County Area Assemblyman Richard T. Hanna (Dem., Fullerton) today announced that cooperative efforts between his office, the Orange County Board of Supervisors, Ken Sampson of the Orange County Harbor District, and Congressman James B. Utt (Rep., Santa Ana) are being exerted to bring about a solution to the problem of flooding at Surfside. Residents in that area have been subjected to a continuing problem with serious erosion taking place as a result of winter storms. Additional sand must be placed in this area before the coming winter to protect these properties. Plans are underway to arrange a transfer of sand between the Corps of Engineers and the Binghamton Harbor Corporation. The latter group is presently drafting in the Lomitas property for a large marina home development. The exchange of 500,000 yards of sand is planned. Ultimately, it is hoped that the Corps of Engineers will be able to replace sands borrowed from dredging in the Seal Beach Ammunition and Net Depot, particularly in the area where the County hopes to acquire sufficient land to develop a marina park. Local Art Students Win Prizes at Show Anaheim Army Men Stationed At Lava Plains Two soldiers from Anaheim, Privates Richard Hedden and Larry D. Byers, are scheduled to participate in Exercise Lava Plains, a joint Army-Air Force field training exercise at the Yakima, Wash., Firing Center. May 8-22. During the exercise, 18,000 Army troops and airmen from the 4th Infantry Division, supporting units from military installations throughout the nation and the Ninth and Twelfth Air Forces will engage in large scale maneuvers emphasizing defensive tactics. Reallism will be added to the exercise with the 4th Division's 39th Infantry acting the part of an enemy force known as "Aggressor." Hedden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude J. Hedden, 1301 Damon Ave., is a clerk in the 592d Service Support Battalion's Headquarters and Service Company at Fort Lewis, Wash. He entered the Army last September and completed basic training at Fort Ord, Calif. The 24 Local Firm Draws 7,000 Opening Week New home of Keystone Rings & Loan, at Euclid and Cedar Cent, opposite the Broadway Shopping Center in Anaheim; drew some 7,000 visitors during the opening week celebrating Notables visiting Keystone which is today Orange County fastest growing savings and association, included Mayor J. Schutte, of Anaheim; Walt Dorn, supervisor of the district; William N. Purpure vice president of the Federal Home Loan Bank; and Will Phillips, Orange County supervisor. Built at a cost of $500, the Keystone building is a level structure designed so that a third level can be added accommodate dte anticipation growth of the savings and association. "Keystone," according to president, Ronald W. Caspino "anticipates being a $100,000 savings and loan associat within a few years." Since the new Keystone building is set in the geography and population center of growing Orange County, prediction seems not unreasonable. Lower level of the build which houses an employes rea community room that seat 20 persons, has been so that it can serve as a fall-shelter during time of emerency. Emergency rations auxiliary power equipment h It is hoped that the Corps of Engineers will be able to replace sands borrowed from dredging in the Seal Beach Ammunition and Net Depot, particularly in the area where the County hopes to acquire sufficient land to develop a marina park. Local Art Students Win Prizes at Show Several Anaheim art students were among the winners at the Orange County Art Association's annual art show in Garden Grove this week which was judged by three famous Southern California artists and teachers. Winifred Roth won first place in the contemporary category, Marilyn Solomon, third place, and Brenda Wilkinson, honorable mention. In the mosaic category, Alpha Salveson won first place and Marilyn Solomon, honorable mention. Helen Callahan, Paula Koloday and Evelyn Hamilton Keith all won honorable mention in the traditional category. Russian Course Santa Ana College will offer elementary and intermediate Russian next school year among a group of varied new subjects, it was announced today by President Dr. John E. Johnson, who said there had been sufficient demand for the addition of Russian to expand the present offerings of French, German and Spanish. Planning a vacation? Kuchel Moves on Forest Fire U.S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of California has begun his promised effort in Congress to strengthen defenses against forest fires on Federal lands. At a recent session of the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee, the senior California Senator extensively questioned U.S. Forest Service officials about their methods and organization, drawing agreement that substantial reinforcement of the forces stationed in California would be desirable to reduce hazards of solzes which in the past few years wreaked heavy damage to timber and watersheds. Under inquiry by Kuchel about unusual conditions in California Chief Forester Richard E. McArdle agreed "the is no question" that more vigorous fire control work needed in California and that protection should be provided over longer seasons. Kuchel quizzed Dr. McArdle and other top officials about the adequacy of manpower roads, weather reports, aerial fire-fighting crews and equipment, communications, and Go Santa Fe the fun way Go now—pay later. Terms, if you wish, that are as comfortable to take as the trip itself. Family Fare Plan. Traveling with your family on a Santa Fe streamliner is fun—and it’s economical too, with this money-saving plan. Free travel information. See your Santa Fe agent for free information, vacation literature, and help with your travel plans. W. E. YENNELL Agent Santa Fe Station Phone PR 4-0148 ANAHEIM, CALIF. USE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS Phone PR 2-1800 RUP “THE DOBBS TRUCK Beltless • Stright” DOBBS concave pads pull like your hand, “and not your blood circulation. Round opening. No harming. Sanitary. Light weaken men, women and children. Free Demons FRIDAY, MAY 19—HOTEL NEW home of Keystone Savings Loan, at Euclid and Crescent opposite the Broadway Hoping Center in Anaheim, has some 7,000 visitors during opening week celebration. Visitors visiting Keystone, which is today Orange County's most growing savings and loan association, included Mayor A. Schutte, of Anaheim; Warren J. Supervisor of the fifth district; William N. Purmort, president of the Federal Loan Bank; and William Hipps, Orange County superintendent at a cost of $500,000. Keystone building is a two-story structure designed so that third level can be added to accommodate the anticipate birth of the savings and loan association in a few years." Since the new Keystone buildings set in the geographical population center of fast-flowing Orange County, this action seems not unreasonable. Power level of the building, on houses an employes room in community room that can hold 20 persons, has been built that it can serve as a fall-out shelter during time of emergency rations and emergency power equipment have been installed. YOUR LEGISLATOR AT WORK SEN. JOHN A. MURDY, JR. State Senator Gov. Pat Brown has signed a tougher law to cope with the narcotic problem in California. It not only includes stiffer penalties but also opens the door to greater federal participation in a preventive program. The new law is not as strong as some would like to have it; especially the southern law enforcement agencies. But it is a compromise between police powers and individual rights. Some of the bills that were introduced earlier in the session would violate the Constitution and would have given a police officer the right to walk into anyone's home on the least suspicion whether it was warranted or not. I was extremely interested in a recent report on narcotic arrests in California compiled by the Bureau of Criminal Statistics, State Department of Justice. On the basis of arrest reports, the bureau contends about 10,000 to 20,000 persons in California are routinely engaged in illegal narcotic activities, primarily the use of narcotics. Many of these are persons well known to law enforcement personnel. The prior criminal records of most of these individuals lend support to the argument that narcotic offenders are also criminals and that most have engaged in criminal activities before they got on the narcotic "kick." ESSAY CONTESTANTS—Judy Canady, 11, is for the Hi Neighbor Day Contest. Bali, top wizard "paw" at essay writing. Bali's subject, of course, Hi Neighbor Day is Anaheim's answer to neighbor other. Thousands of families will join the festival Palma Park, where everything will be free except military offers program To Anaheim City Youths High school seniors planning "get the jump" on others to enter the military service uates throughout the summer under the Army or submitting their application. Women's Army Corps "reserved technical school now. For you" technical schooling Military Offers Program To Anaheim City Youths High school seniors planning to enter the military service updates throughout the county this summer under the Army or submitting their application Women's Army Corps "reserved technical school now. for you" technical schooling SFC Leo K. Lafontain program, have been urged to charge of the Anaheim r SMART, BOLD KNIGHTS IN DAYS OF YORE FOUND PROTECTION IN HEAVY SUITS OF CLANKING ARMOR TODAY AT ANAHEIM SAVINGS YOU CAN HAVE BETTER PROTECTION WITH A LIGHT, LITTLE PASSBOOK WEIGHING LESS District Seeks Superintendent Application for the position of assistant superintendent of education for the Central District Power level of the building, which houses an employees room in a community room that can accommodate 20 persons, has been built at it can serve as a fall-out shelter during time of emergency rations and diary power equipment have installed. and opening celebration of stone will continue through March 30. There are free gifts for visitors and 168 "Treasure Cards" prizes to holders of the Keystone keys mailed to him residents. Attendance prize is a stereo hi-fi combo. Michel Moves Forest Fires Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of California has begun promised effort in Congress strengthen defenses against fires on Federal lands. A recent session of the State Appropriations Subcommittee, the senior Californian extension questions U.S. Forest Service about their methods and organization, drawing agreement that substantial reinforcement of the forces stationed in California would be able to reduce hazards of which in the past few wreaked heavy damageber and watersheds. Her inquiry by Kuchel unusual conditions in California Chief Forester Rich McArdle agreed "there question" that more vigor fire control work is in California and that action should be provided longer seasons. Her quizzed Dr. McArdle her top officials about adequacy of manpower, weather reports, aerialighting crews and equipcommunications, and ties, primarily the use of narcotics. Many of these are persons well known to law enforcement personnel. The prior criminal records of most of these individuals lend support to the argument that narcotic offenders are also criminals and that most have engaged in criminal activities before they got on the narcotic "kick." The report goes on to say that data indicates habitual narcotic offenders usually revert to the narcotic pattern as soon as they are free to do so. Punishment, the report concludes, and threats of punishment, probably have at least some deterrent effect, not so much on the addict, as on the non-user peddler who has simply taken advantage of a lucrative situation. Many of the peddlers would be out of business if the addict market weren't so demanding and the losses outweighed the profits. And it's a safe assumption that narcotics, other than the normal tranquilizers used by physicians for medical purposes, are smuggled into the country from Mexico and other boarders or ports of entry. We have much to do in this fight to stamp out the dope evil of our society. But laws will do only part of the job. The people have the biggest responsibility to themselves their country, and to our youth, who will soon be the country's leaders. Reapportionment was to be unveiled this week, finally. There were to be a few last minute surprises. We suspect Orange County will not get the assembly districts it deserves for the next 10 years. We will probably have three districts—whose boundaries are unknown, except to the Democrats at the present time. McArdle agreed "there question" that more vigorous fire control work is in California and that action should be provided longer seasons. Quizzed Dr. McArdle other top officials about adequacy of manpower, weather reports, aerialighting crews and equipment communications, and proposed greater amendment of controlled to cut the danger of blazes. Senator also sought the Forest Service about suggested relaxa-restrictions against use oners for brush-removal, building, firebreak-clear-other preventive measures. SE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS June PR 2-1800 District Seeks Superintendent Application for the position of assistant superintendent of education for the Centralia District will be accepted by the Board of Trustees, it was announced today by William Almand, president of the board. Almand said that minimum qualifications for the position should include an educational background, possession of curriculum experience, and a masters degree in education with definite plans for further study. Applicants should be between the approximate ages of 34 and 50 and have at least five years experience in the elementary field, preferably on several grade levels, including supervisory or administrative experience. RUPTURE "The DOBBS TRUSS IS DIFFERENT" Beltless • Strapless • Bulbless Dobbs concave pads pulls opening together, and holds your hand. "and not your fist." Belts and straps cuts circulation. Round convex pads also keeps enlargement opening. No harness. Wear swim-g. Sanitary. Light weight. Reasonable priced. For women and children. Free Demonstration ALL DAY SIDAY, MAY 19—HOURS 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. HOTEL VALENCIA PROTECTION WITH A LIGHT, LITTLE PASSBOOK WEIGHING LESS THAN AN OUNCE! ...AND THAT 4½% PER YEAR WILL HELP YOU BUY THINGS EVEN KING ARTHUR, COULDN'T AFFORD! ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 WEST CENTER STREET ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA • PR 2-1532 College Names New Professor Mrs. Betty Unterberger will become associate professor of history at Orange County State College, Fullerton, next September, according to President W. B. Langsdorf. Mrs. Unterberger is associate professor of history and political science at Whittier College where she formerly directed the Liberal Arts Center. Earlier she was assistant professor of history at East Carolina College. The associate professor-elect wrote "America's Siberian Expedition; 1918-20." This book was recently included in the new Guide to Historical Literature, a Macmillan publication for the American Historical Association. Mrs. Unterberger holds the B.A. from Syracuse University, the M.A. from Radcliffe College, and the Ph.D. from Duke City Carrier Wins Promotion The promotion of Charles Kelley from city letter carrier to the position of route examiner was announced today by Postmaster Marshall N. McFie. Kelley has been employed at the Anaheim post office since May 1, 1949, as a letter carrier and has been driving one of the delivery trucks in his last assignment. In his new position, a newly created one for Anaheim, he will have the responsibility of inspecting the delivery routes and establishing Program Youths get the jump" on other graduates throughout the country by submitting their application for technical school now. SFC Leo K. Lafontaine, in ing office, pointed out that by applying before high school lets out, the senior is afforded a wider selection of electronics, photographic and other of the more popular courses. "Applicants may have their course reserved for them now with actual enlistment set for later in the summer. This enables them to take a vacation before reporting for duty," said Program Youths get the jump" on other graduates throughout the country by submitting their application for technical school now. SFC Leo K. Lafontaine, in charge of the Anaheim recruit-ing office, pointed out that by applying before high school lets out, the senior is afforded a wider selection of electronics, photographic and other of the more popular courses. "Applicants may have their course reserved for them now with actual enlistment set for later in the summer. This enables them to take a vacation before reporting for duty," said the sergeant. Kelley has been employed at the Anaheim post office since May 1, 1949, as a letter carrier and has been driving one of the delivery trucks in his last assignment. In his new position, a newly created one for Anaheim, he will have the responsibility of inspecting the delivery routes and establishing routes in new areas. LE ESS UNCE! 4½% WILL BUY N R, FFORD! S AND LOAN ASSOCIATION TREET A • PR 2-1532 FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURED INSURANCE CORPORATION UP TO 110,000 CURRENT 4½% ANNUAL RATE