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A-2—Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Thursday, July 20, 1961 ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Publisher TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 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. Member, California Newspaper Publishers Association STAMP OUT THE REPUBLIC? It begins to look as if the Kennedy administration had as they say in some circles, a thing about the words "republic" and "republican," even with a lower-case "r." Not long ago, Postmaster General Day yelled for Congressional protection against postage-metered motions which read: "This is a Republic, not a Democracy — let's keep it that way." Now, we are informed by the Publication Human Events, the manufacturers of postage meter machines and plates have rejected the request of a North Carolina milling firm to imprint their envelopes with the pledge of allegiance to the flag. As we all know, the pledge begins: "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands." There's THAT WORD again! We can't pretend to know the meter manufacturer's reason for such a decision, but since postage is a federal prerogative, a fairly obvious inference could be made. So, in deference to a Party that won the White House by a margin a couple of Chicago aldermen could pick up on an off afternoon, let us join in a reunion. As we all know, the pledge begins: "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands." There's THAT WORD again! We can't pretend to know the meter manufacturer reason for such a decision, but since postage is a federal prerogative, a fairly obvious inference could be made. So, in deference to a Party that won the White House by a margin a couple of Chicago aldermen could pick up on an off afternoon, let us join in a rousing chorus of "Battle Hymn of the Democracy." DANGER AT HOME The American Medical Association News points out that "seemingly innocent objects can be hazardous to very small children." It quotes a Public Health Service report on 5,605 drownings that occurred in a recent year. Three-fifths of those thus killed were less than five years old. A number of them were drowned in 5-gallon cans, buckets and crocks. In sum, home can be a mighty hazardous place for small fry—and constant precaution is essential. REA Files to Merge Operations in County As part of a nationwide modernization program designed to modernize and improve its service to the public and to eliminate serious deficits which threaten its continued operations, R E A Express has filed an application with the Public Utilities Commission of California for authority to consolidate its operations at Anaheim, Costa Mesa, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Irvine, Laguna Beach and Orange in one key office at Santa Ana. Direct pickup and delivery service will be provided from this key office to the communities of Anaheim, Atwood, Brea, Buena Park, Costa Mesa, El Toro Air Station, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Irvine, Laguna Beach, La Mirada, Newport Beach, Olive, Orange, South Laguna, Stanton, Tustin and Westminster. R E A Express cites that many of the offices which it proposes to consolidate in this area, and in other areas throughout the state, were an inheritance from Wells Fargo and the "Horse and Buggy Days" when these offices were necessary because there were no highways and few streets. In this by-gone era the express office was located at the rail- CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY Dedicated service for more than a quarter century KE 5-3209 251 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM REA Express cites that many of the offices which it proposes to consolidate in this area, and in other areas throughout the state, were an inheritance from Wells Fargo and the "Horse and Buggy Days" when these offices were necessary because there were no highways and few streets. In this by-gone era the express office was located at the railroad station which was the hub of the community. Present day freeways, and modes of travel, make these many small offices unnecessary. Special Del Mar Trains Offered Special train service to Del Mar for the racing season starting July 25 will be operated daily by Santa Fe Railway. Monday through Friday of each week, the train will depart Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal tt 10:35 a.m. (daylight time). FIJI BLINDS WOVEN ALUMINUM Made of extra hard lightweight aluminum alloy. Glistening lifetime Baked Enamel finish. Artistically woven with Selene cord. Useful in any setting—Patio—Porches—Enclosures—Windows. Use anywhere that Sun or Privacy is a problem. Botts Nursery 1228 W. LINCOLN KE 5-5480 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Editor: Juvenile drinking is very much in the Juvenile drinking is re- decidedly on the in- At San Francisco, the order of teenagers booked intoxication has increased cent since 1959. Norbest Key, Alcoholic Beverage Supervisor, reports drinking by minors is 78.7 percent beer; 16.4 per cent spirits; 4.9 per cent After juvenile beach, the beaches are so freed with beer cans that authorities, as at Santa are considering ordi- to prohibit drinking at beaches. So notorious are school parties, at which has resulted in brawls, authorities of Lowell High at San Francisco, citing "intoxication" and "misbehavior," disclaimed all responsibility for private parties being staged this year by the graduating class, in motels and hotels. (San Francisco papers for May 9.) Stepping up to Congress, Senator Olin D. Johnson of South Carolina protests, "Wine flows so freely at Washington cocktail parties that it is a wonder that every Senator and Representative isn't teetering on the brink of alcoholism." Senator Johnson is demanding that intoxicants for parties given by American representatives abroad no longer be allowed in their budgets. Peter Loustaunou, Secretary of the Pacific Telephone Employees' Benefit Committee, states that 2,000,000 highly skilled drinking-problem workers cost United States industry $1,000,000,000 a year. Experts are agreed there are now in the United States 5,100,000 alcoholics. Dr. Robert Felix, Chief of the National Institute of Mental Health, announces a new attack on alcoholism will be based at Stanford University, with $1,100,000 made available for the purpose. The late John Francis Neylan, viewing a San Francisco night club filled with men and women in various stages of intoxication, commented: "Twenty years from now, the men and women in there will be dead or on relief. Those who will be supporting the survivors are at home in bed." In a strong plea for outlawing the traffic in intoxicants, the late Rev. Father M. J. Whyte, then pastor of St. Marin's Parish of Sunnyvale, clared: America sober is A free. But America drunk America in chains, though armies march in triumph the earth, and her navies over the seas." Sincerely, FRANKLIN HICHE Anaheim Gazette 259 E. Central Anaheim, Calif. Sirs; We believe you will be terested in having a copy our recent survey of Or County funeral directors paring relative volume of mess. According to death cites on file at the Oak County Hall of Records, client, the Peek Family neral Home leads in numb services during the period January 1, 1961 to appl SAFEWAY NEW LOW PRICES Safeway Reduces Prices in All Compare this Sample Save on Margarine price was New Low Price Coldbrook 2/45c 19c Sunnybank 35c 31c Nucoa 31c 29c Allsweet 31c 29c Mazola 41c 39c Everyday ces Your Money's Worth More at Safeway DOWN 8 PRICES ON SALE Save on Margarine price was New Low Price Coldbrook 2/45c 19c Sunnybank 35c 31c Nucoa 31c 29c Allsweet 31c 29c Mazola 41c 39c Blue Bonnet 31c 29c PLUS All other brands of Margarine Save on Sugar price was New Low Price C & H Har Spreadles 2/37c 2/29c Brown Powdered 31c 25c C & H Cane 63c 49c C & H Cane $1.21 97c PLUS All other brands of Sugar Low Prices All Over The Store Oven-Fresh From Bakery to Store! Breakfast Rolls Pineapple Coffee Cake Pineapple Snails Apple Cheesem Roll 4 pips. $1 Angel Food Cake Mrs. Wright's Each 35c 3 cakes $1 and Twist Bread Mrs. Wright's 13 oz. Reg. 29c leaf 19c Cream Party Pride Catering Quality Assorted Flavors 2½-pail brun $1.29 Buckberries Butter-air Premium Quality Family Size Pedk 1¼-pail brun 49¢ Frozen Peas Butter-air Premium Quality Young and Tender 6¼-pail brun $1 Special Tissue Truly Fine Assorted Colors 5¼-pail brun $1 Ders Catsup Chili Pepper 2¼-pail brun 25¢ Longhorn Cheese Mild Cheddar Whole Milk 59¢ Vintage Cheese Lactose QT. 49¢ phir carton 25¢ Cream o' the Crop Grade AA Large Eggs Guaranteed Fresh! 30¢ Special Tissue Truly Fine Assorted Colors 5¢ 25¢ 25¢ 59¢ Whole Milk Chili Pepper Longhorn Cheese Mild Cheddar Vintage Cheese Lactose Oit. 49¢ Pier carton Super Towels Zee Assorted 4¢ $1 D.A. Choice Superb Beef Dubuque Fully Cooked Canned Picnics Ib. 39¢ Save $1lb on each can 4½-1lb Carton $2'98 Large Piece Bologna 39¢ Thick Sliced Bologna 49¢ Cooked Salami 39¢ Roast Beef Loaf 49¢ Lunch Meats 51£ All Meat Franks 49£ Dubuque Bacon 59£ Scallops 39£ Breaded Shrimp 59£ Jumbo Frog Legs 98£ Cream o' the Crop Grade AA Large Eggs Guaranteed Fresh! 39¢ Vine Ripened Cantaloupes Sugar Sweet Thick meated Ib. 5¢ Cucumbers Long Green Northern Grown 2 lbs. 29¢ Yellow Onions Sweet Spanish 2 lbs. 15¢ Fresh Carrots Tops Off 2 lbs. 15¢ Sunkist Lemons Thin Skin 2 lbs. 25¢ THIS AD EFFECTIVE Thurs., Through Sun., Jr. at Local Safeway Stores SAFEW Applicable takes collected. Subject to stock or the right to limit and not sell to other Merchandise sold in quantities as a Nan's Parish of Sunnyvale, depared: America sober is America ee. But America drunk is America in chains, though her miles march in triumph over the earth, and her navies sweep over the seas." Sincerely, FRANKLIN HICHBORN Anaheim Gazette 259 E. Central Anaheim, Calif. We believe you will be invested in having a copy of our recent survey of Orange county funeral directors comming relative volume of busisiness. According to death certifices on file at the Orange County Hall of Records, our unit, the Peek Family Funal Home leads in number of services during the period from January 1, 1961 to approximately mid-June. This represents a considerable gain in comparative position as shown for a corresponding period the previous year. The attached survey shows the standings of all funeral directors in relation to Orange County certificates. In line with the Peek Family gain in preference, we are launching a new series of advertisements in your publication headed "First in Orange County" and calling attention to Peek service, dignity, beauty, and low funeral prices. Yours very truly, LANE THOMAS Public Relations GOOD ADVICE Bend your knees—not your elbows—if you expect to solve the world's problems. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE *COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE* ANAHEIM SAVINGS WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. PRICES at SAFEWAY! Prices in All Sections of the Store See this Sample List of Low Everyday Prices Save on Baby Foods Beachout, Maine Strained Fruits and Vegetables 3/37c 10c Gerbers Strained 3/33c 3/27c Gerbers Junior 2/27c 3/33c Bib Juices Strained 4-oz. 3/33c 3/27c Save on Toilet Tissue MD or Zee 4-roll 41c 37c Northern roll 4/41c 4/37c Scottissue roll 2/27c 2/23c PLUS All other brands of Toilet Tissue Save on Baby Foods price was New Low Price Strained 3/37c 10c Gerbers Strained 3/33c 3/27c Gerbers Junior 2/27c 3/33c Bib Juices Strained 4-oz. 3/33c 3/27c PLUS All other brands of Baby Foods Save on Flour price was New Low Price Harvest Blossom 57c 45c Gold Medal 69c 59c La Pina 95c 79c Pillsbury 1.35 1.13 PLUS All other brands of Flour Save on Canned Milk price was New Low Price Carnation roll 2/33c 2/29c Carnation small 4/33c 2/15c Pet roll 2/33c 2/29c Pet small 4/33c 2/15c Cherub roll 2/31c 2/27c PLUS All other brands of Canned Milk Save on Heinz and Campbells Soups price was New Low Price Vegetable Base 2/29c 2/27c Meat Base 2/39c 2/33c Tomato 3/37c 2/23c Money Back Guarantee On Every Purchase Save on Toilet Tissue price was New Low Price MD or Zee roll 41c 37c Northern roll 4/41c 4/37c Scottissue roll 2/27c 2/23c PLUS All other brands of Toilet Tissue Save on Paper Towels price was New Low Price Kleenex roll 43c 39c Zee roll 2/41c 2/37c Scott Big Roll 35c 31c PLUS All other brands of Paper Towels Save on Facial Tissue price was New Low Price Kleenex 400s 29c 25c Chiffon 400s 29c 25c Scotties 400s 29c 25c Kleenex 15c 2/27c PLUS All other brands of Facial Tissue Save on Mayonnaise and Salad Dressing price was New Low Price Mayonnaise base 75c 67c Best Foods base 75c 67c Kraft base 61c 53c Piedmont base 45c 39c SALAD DRESSING price was New Low Price Miracle Whip oil 69c 59c Miracle Whip oil 41c 35c PLUS All other brands of Salad Dressing Save on Salad Oil price was New Low Price Nu Made oil 59c 49c Wesson oil 69c 59c Mazola Corn Oil oil 77c 69c Nu Made corn oil oil 75c 67c PLUS All other brands of Salad Oil SAFEWAY!! Long Green each 5c Stock Northern Grown 2 lbs. 29c Up Buys Sweet Spanish 2 lbs. 15c In Every Department Tops Off 2 lbs. 15c Department Thin Skin 2 lbs. 25c E Thurs., Through Sun., July 20, 21, 22, 23, 1961 at Local Safeway Stores SAFEWAY Blue Chip Stamps Given with each purchase accept fluid milk products cigarettes, tobacco, magazines or alcoholic beverages. LINCOLN AND WESTERN