anaheim-gazette 1961-06-22

ANAHEIM COMMENT (Continued from Page 1-A) to get a little better picture of the subject involved, but in the end is up to councilmen to decide on recommendation of some of their top administration aides. We pay our top municipal administrators a "pretty penny." We have a city administrator, several aides in that department, finance director, planning director, and recreation director and any other type of director needed to run a city department. But we continue to go outside and pay the high cost of independent survey. Now this may be good business for private enterprise—the smaller kind which does not have its own experts available. But in the city's case it is difficult to understand why a survey now and then cannot be crammed into the schedule of department heads. Yet councilmen in the past few years seem inclined to discount the opinions of their own employes. Such is the case for an $18,-500 survey recently approved by councilmen to determine the need of a proposed multi-purpose auditorium or convention hall for the city. In this case the city is only going to spend $10,500 with the difference made up by the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and Visitors and Convention Bureau here. No one is disputing there may be a need for a convention facility here. It is obvious, too, that Anaheim in the past may have lost many a convention because such a facility was not available to potential visitors. But to go out and spend $18,-500 for a convention hall survey, when much of this information could be picked out of existing surveys and available material, seems slightly expensive. SO TRUE Taxes never die—they just stick and grow, and all the old ones remain with us. CONE- BLUE CHIP 1050 BLUE CHIP STAMPS when you open or add to your savings account with $1000 or more! Stamps for smaller amounts, too! DIVIDENDS PAID QUARTERLY 4 1/2% CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION NATION'S LARGEST FEDERAL SAVINGS Offices in downtown Los Angeles, Miracle Mile, Hollywood, Rancho Park, Reseda, Lakewood, Granada Hills, Inglewood, Anaheim, Echo Park, Eagle Rock, Headquarters Office, 611 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 54107 ere CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY Dedicated service for more than a quarter century KE 5-3209 251 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM SAVINGS Mommy sa SAVE WE WE BAN at the frien SAVE WE BAN at the frien JUST BETWEEN "July is traditionally an activity for our Little of boys in the South sportsmanship through gram, won't you let you're called upon?" The Friendly UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Full-Service MEMBER F.D.I.C. Other Office Throughout Southern READ-EYE—Sgt. Steve Ouert, 711 W. Hall St., Anaheim, is presented the featherneck Marksmanship Award by his commanding officer, Col. Vance H. Hudgins of the Marine Air Reserve Training Command, NAS, Los Alamitos, Ouert's 237 out of a possible 250 score marked his sixth straight year as an ex-art rifleman. Region Commander Tells Anaheim Governor U.S. Should Oust Castro American Legion National Commander William R. Burke is the United States should forward with ousting of Fidel Castro regime from a and Communist influpeace and liberty "must be removed by all means including sanctions, embargoes, and force, if appropriate." Kuchel also stated he feels the United States must impose sanctions "multilaterally, with other no Castro regime and it will be just as well if we got on with the job." Discussing his several visits to numerous trouble spots around the world, Burke told American Legion National Commander William R. Burke is the United States should forward with ousting of Fidel Castro regime from Cuba and Communist influence from the Western Hemisphere. The Los Angeles public relations man told U.S. Senator of California and of Anaheim in a corded discussion for California radio stations that the son would back the President in acting either in association with other hemisphere nations or unilaterally to re-rule the Communist menace in the Americas. Burke also shared in a separate filmed review with Kuchel that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization is "the greatest defensible alliance ever put together nations in peacetime." Recalling the Legion at its convention declared "a bet bastion in the Caribbean," threatens United States security. Burke told Kuchel he sees that this menace to peace and liberty "must be removed by all means including sanctions, embargoes, and force, if appropriate." Kuchel also stated he feels the United States must impose sanctions "multilaterally with other nations . . . but, if necessary, alone." The Legion commander declared U.S. Navy personnel stationed at Guantanamo Bay cannot understand continued trade with Cuba by Americans or Canadians and are aware that Communist shipments to "a determined enemy" average one ship daily. "This is a problem for the nations of this hemisphere and for the Government of the United States," Commander Burke commented. "It is not a problem which can be resolved in the last analysis by any private association. It is a decision of the President and a decision of the Congress but, nevertheless, we are committed to the elimination of the Mommy says we should SAVE WHERE WE BANK—at the friendly Bank! Castro regime and it will be just as well if we got on with the job." Discussing his several visits to numerous trouble spots around the world, Burke told the Anaheim Senator the Russians in Europe respect only strength and that an attitude of "premeditated arrogance" impresses the Red troops. He remarked that in view of Soviet attitude "the United States can better appear arrogant than appear weak." UNIVERSAL COMPLAINT A man wouldn't mind having his income tax if he wasn't already taxed to stay within his income. DOWS BE WISE! ECONOMIZE! Specials for Thurs., F BANQUET TV Dinners each 39¢ SOUTHERN STAR CANNED HAMS 9-Lb. Tin $6.29 FISHER'S SAVE WHERE WE BANK— at the friendly Bank! JUST BETWEEN "U.S." "July is traditionally the month of big activity for our Little League. Thousands of boys in the Southland learn true sportsmanship through this fine program, won't you lend a hand when you're called upon?" NATIONAL BANK F.D.I.C. Other Offices Conveniently Located Throughout Southern California SOUTHERN STAR CANNED HAMS 9-Lb. Tin $6.29 FISHER'S Biskit Mix 40-Oz. 29¢ GARDEN FRESH PROD BANANAS Lb. 10¢ RUSSET POTATOES 10 Lbs. 39¢ APRICOTS NECTARINES PLUMS 2 Lbs. 25¢ 529 SOUTH AGATE Purex Bleach...½ gal. 39c Reynolds Wrap, hvy. duty...71c Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce.....No. 1 27c Chic-E Pet Dinner, 6-oz. can.....2 for 29c Oakite....Chicken of tuna....Calo Cat Food No. 1 can Sara Lee Co Supervisor ... (Continued from Page 1-A) to develop an airport for a general area. He said Anaheim residents have been assured time and time again on completion of the proposed engineering studies that the board of supervisors will go over the project with city officials. He also reminded Schoepe the original request for a general aviation airport in the Anaheim area, which becomes part of the FAA National Airport Plan, was made on the recommendation and request of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. "As chairman of the Nine County Airport Study Committee which will come up with recommendations for development of not only national but more particularly with general aviation throughout Southern California, and with our own Orange County master plan," $ Convention Chief Picked Douglas A. Farley of Santa Ana has been named manager for the newly organized Anaheim Visitors and Convention Bureau. Upon accepting his new post Farley said he hopes to successfully correlate the efforts of Orange County business with rapid growth of tourist and convention trade and to work toward enriching the off-season tourist business. feel we will have excellent guidance to help us develop well planned general aviation airports in the Orange County area," Phillips declared. Science of Mind Lecture Planned The joy and power of spiritual understanding demonstrated will be the topic of a free public lecture on Christian Science to be given in Anaheim on Sunday by Charles Louis Reilly of Los Angeles. A moderator of a number of television programs in the series "How Christian Science Heals," Reilly is currently on a nationwide tour as a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship. He will speak under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, 918 N. Citron St., 3 p.m. His subject will be "Christian Science: the Continuing Fulfillment of Prophecy." All too often a taxpayer gets the feeling that he is his brother's keeper. TEMPEST Set to take off at $215663 (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price for coupe shown.) Includes whitewall tires, custom wheel discs, Federal Excise Tax and suggested dealer delivery and handling charge. Other accessories and optional equipment, transportation charges, state and local taxes are additional. SEE PONTIAC'S TEMPEST AT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER WISE! ONOMIZE SHOP HERE als for Thurs., Frid., Sat. 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