anaheim-gazette 1961-08-17

A-2—Anaheim Gazette Anahiem, Thursday, Aug. 17, 1961 ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION AFFILIATE MEMBER GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Publisher TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anahiem, 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 THEY CALL IT LIBERAL Some politicians and bureaucrats call themselves "liberal" and say they are working with the best interests of the individual citizen at heart. However, the meaning of words, just as other things, changes with the times. "Liberalism" in the 19th Century meant the liberating of individuals from the restrictions and controls of government. Today the word to describe the aims and objectives of self-styled "liberals" is "centralism." That is, instead of promoting the liberation of persons from the burdens and controls of government, "centralism" advocates: More, not less, government; More, not less, support of the people by the government; More, not less, control and regimentation of persons and business; More, not less, steady expansion of the size, power, and cost of the Federal government. Glib "liberals" have caused people to forget that Today the word to describe the aims and objectives of self-styled "liberals" is "centralism." That is, instead of promoting the liberation of persons from the burdens and controls of government, "centralism" advocates: More, not less, government; More, not less, support of the people by the government; More, not less, control and regimentation of persons and business; More, not less, steady expansion of the size, power, and cost of the Federal government. Glib "liberals" have caused people to forget that they, the individual citizens, are more important than dictatorial, centralized government. SAFE WALKING TIPS THE HIGH COST OF JAYWALKING The jaywalker who crosses the street between intersections ranks as the No. 1 violator of pedestrian safety rules. Besides that, he is asking for a one-way ticket to the cemetery. This practice causes more pedestrian deaths each year than any other, the Automobile Club of Southern California warns, and the reason is plain to see. When you cross between intersections, you forfeit the protection of traffic signals, stop signs and cross walks. In short, you're on your own—a target for any car that passes. The Auto Club urges you to cross only at intersections, and then after you have looked carefully in all directions. Take advantage of the traffic devices that are provided for you. Don't be a pedestrian's fone wolf. You may pay with your lifel. From PLANNED PEDESTRIAN PROGRAM, published by The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety BtK BTK Our Ninetieth Year of Dedicated Service In the early days of Orange County history Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars set out to provide bereaved families with the finest type of dedicated service and up-to-date facilities. The thousands of families we have served know how well we have maintained that high standard of personal service, convenience and beautiful surroundings. They have also learned that it costs no more to have the finest. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Directors Barring Orange County families since 1879 1627 W. 1A PALMA OF FLUOID, ANAHEMA Prospect 2-1617 State Asks Information on Bribery In County The second phase in the curricular investigation of bribery of public officials in Orange County has been initiated by Orange General Stanley Mosk and Orange County District Attorney Kenneth Williams. Attorney General Mosk has sent letters to all contractors who conduct business in Orange County, requesting information concerning the solicitation and receipt of bribes. The letter urges the Orange County District Attorney's offer of unjustly to any private citizen who has been solicited by him has paid a bribe to any official, and who comes with information conning the bribe. The letter from Attorney General Mosk stated, "We are aware that the preponderant majority of public officials have performed their duties in a conscientious and honest manner. We are likewise aware that some have not." "If those (contractors) who have been victimized by this type of activity do not come forward, they will be faced with the prospect of prosecution in the event that independent investigations reveal their participation in any such action is eliminated, the legitimate businessman in the future will again have to pay bribes for official action to which he is entitled. I am sure such a prospect is as repugnant to you as it is to this office." The letter advises the contractors to contact the Attorney General's representative, Harry Cooper, at the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation, Room 803-H State Building, 217 W. First Street, Los Angeles. The telephone is MAdison 0-3190. They may also contact the Orange County District Attorney. Six city officials in the Orange County municipality of Westminster have already been arrested by the Orange County District Attorney and are under investigation on suspicion of bribery. The State Department of Justice's Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation has been co-operating with Orange County officials in these bribery investigations. USE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS Phone PR 2-1800 City Residents Invited To Enter Club's Cat Show Everyone is invited to the Orange County Cat Show on Saturday, 26, at the Retail Clerks' Auditorium at 8530 S. (and Crescent), Buena across from Knott's Farm and Ghost Town. In addition to the house pets, all breeds of short cats and kittens and some kittens will be exhibited competing for trophies prizes. Judging starts at 9 o'clock Saturday morning and show will be open to the until 5 p.m. or later. Admission will be 50 cents for adults and 25 cents children under 12. Safeway's the ONLY place to buy Superb B Here's Why: 1. Safeway sells Only U.S.D.A. Choice Superb Beef 2. Scientifically Aged for Top Tenderness and Flavor 3. Every cut is Close Trimmed—More Good Eating Meat for Your Money. 4. Every Cut Unconditionally Guaranteed to Please You or Your Money Back. Here's Why: 1. Safeway Sells Only U.S.D.A. Choice Superb Beef 2. Scientifically Aged for Top Tenderness and Flavor 3. Every cut is Close Trimmed—More Good Eating Meat for Your Money. 4. Every Cut Unconditionally Guaranteed to Please You or Your Money Back. USDA CHOICE PERFECT EATING GUARANTEE Every cut of fine Safeway meat is unconditionally guaranteed. If you don't agree it's absolutely delicious in every way, your money will be courteously refunded. Rock Cornish Game Hens Made A USDA Certified Sandwich 16-oz. Min. Weight 79¢ Wilson's Corn King Sliced Bacon Quality bacon made by Wilson's process. 1-lb. pkg. 59¢ Captain's Choice Fishsticks Red cooked ready 8-oz. pkg. 29¢ Budget Stretchers Cut Boiling Beef .19¢ Short Ribs Fine to Fine 35¢ Mass Stewing Beef .79¢ Ground Chuck Extra Lean Beef .59¢ Ground Round Juicy Extra Lean 69¢ Pork Sausage Morrell's Made from Pure Pork roll 39¢ Danish Ham Danole Cooked Sliced 51-oz. pkg. 59¢ Boneless Round Steak Bottom Round USDA Choice Beef lb. 79¢ Top Round Steak Boneless-Aged to peak of flavor and tenderness! lb. 89¢ Sirloin Tip Steak Boneless-USDA Choice Beef lb. 98£ Boneless Cube Steaks Lean Tender Beef Fine to pan-fry lb. 98£ Beef Chuck Steaks Best Center Cutts Fine to barbecue lb. 49£ Safeway Superb USDA Choice Beef Roasts Beef Rump Roast USDA Choice Grade-Aged and Trimmed-Bone lb. 69£ Boneless Shoulder Roast Barbecue or Pot Roast lb. 79£ Round Bone Shoulder Roast Best Center Cutts lb. 59£ Fresh Beef Brisket Boneless-Fine to pat roast lb. 79£ 7-Bone Chuck Roast Best Center Cutts USDA Choice Beef lb. 49£ Oscar Mayer Yellow Label Meats Smokie Links Small-Tender Pork Sauceage 12-oz. pkg. 69£ Lunch Meats Assorted Slice 3 7-oz. pkgs.$1 $ Dollar Buys $ Red Tart Cherries Traya Mass-Sitted 16-oz. cm. Lalani Fruit Drink Pineapple-Grapefruit 46-oz. cm. Gifford Pitted Olives Large or Glad 71-oz. cm. Chunk Style Tuna Sea Trader 6-oz. cm. White Magic Bleach It's Age Dated! bag Your Choice 4 for $1 B-B-Glo Charcoal or Presto Briquets 10 buq. 49¢ Tuna Cat Food High in protein 8 cans $1 -O-Matic Dishwasher Detergent Price includes 12c off 29¢ pkg. 25¢ Cake Mix White, Yellow, or Chocolate 2 pkgs. 25¢ Underway "900" Lucerne Daily Diet Chocolate or Vanilla qt. 69¢ $ Dollar Buys $ Red Tart Cherries Lalani Fruit Drink Gifford Pitted Olives Chunk Style Tuna White Magic Bleach Your Choice 4 for $1 Safeway Annual Melon Patch Sale! Watermelon Whole Melons lb. 2½¢ A Melon For Every Taste! Delicate Treat I .10¢ Rich in Flavor I .6¢ Sweet as Honey I .6¢ Special Taste Treat I .6¢ Vine Ripened Northern Grown .6¢ Look for the "Why Pay More" Tags at your Local Safeway SAFE Applicable taxes collected. Subject to the right to limit and not sell Merchandise sold in quanti 135 SOUTH LEMON City Residents Invited To Enter Club's Cat Show Everyone is invited to visit the Orange County Cat Club's cat show on Saturday, Aug. 5 at the Retail Clerks' Union Auditorium at 8530 Stanton and Crescent), Buena Park, across from Knott's Berry Farm and Ghost Town. In addition to the household pets, all breeds of short hair cats and kittens and long hair kittens will be exhibited and competing for trophies and prizes. Judging starts at 9 o'clock Saturday morning and the show will be open to the public until 5 p.m. or later. Admission will be 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 12. GET PETITIONS—Congressman John Bell Williams (D-Miss.), chairman of the House Subcommittee on Transportation and Aeronautics, and Congressman James B. Utt (R-Calif. and Orange County) are shown receiving petitions from William K. Shearer and Charles Barrack in Washington. The petitions, circulated by Conservative Americans, a San Diego County, California organization, call on Congress to declare the Cuban Castro regime a "pirate" and issue letters of marque and reprisal which would permit private parties to take back property as restitution for thievery by the Cuban government. FROZEN FOOD SALE! Check These Frozen Food Buys For Real Savings! Fruit Pies Bel-air–Apple Peach or Cherry Full 8-inch 24 oz. 3 for $1 Orange Juice Bel-air Quality 5 for $1 Frozen Food Sale! Check These Frozen Food Buys For Real Savings! Fruit Pies Bel-air—Apple Peach or Cherry Full 8-inch 24 oz. 3 for $1 Orange Juice Bel-air Quality 5 6 oz. caps $1 Green Beans Bel-air Reg. or French 6 9 oz. pkgs. $1 Corn-on-Cob Bel-air Quality 6 2 oz. pkgs. $1 Green Peas Bel-air Quality Fresh Sweet Taste 6 10 oz. pkgs. $1 Spinach Chopped or Leaf Bel-air Quality 6 12 oz. pkgs. $1 Peas & Carrots Bel-air Quality 6 10 oz. pkgs. $1 Meat Pies Manor House—Beef, Turkey or Chicken 6 8 oz. pkgs. $1 Russ-etts Hosh-Brown Potatoes 12 oz. pkg. 10¢ Ice Cream Party Pride Catering Quality Vs.-gal. ctn. 69¢ Bakery Section Values Guaranteed to please—or your money back Fresh Bread Mrs. Wright's Head Twist Loaf 15 oz. loaf 19¢ 221 oz. loaf 25¢ Party Angel Food Mrs. Wright's—Light, Fluffy (3) for $1.00) each 35¢ Breakfast Rolls Mrs. Wright's—Pineapple Coffee Cake Jelly Snails or Apple Cinnamon Rolls each 25¢ Kraft Mayonnaise Tops for all salads Price includes 5c off label Heinz Ketchup Testes Better Goes Muzh Further 24 oz. jar 45¢ 14 oz. bottle 17¢ Mayonnaise Tops for all salads Price includes 5c off label 24-oz. jar 45¢ 14-oz. bottle 17¢ Compare Safeway's Low, Low, Everyday Prices! Here Are Just A Few Examples: Wesson Oil For Salads or Cooking quart bottle 59¢ Northern Towels Heavy Duty 4 giant rolls $1 Cherub Milk Evaporated Canned 2 tall cups 27¢ Cane Sugar Candi-Cane Granulated 5 lb bag 47¢ Dash Detergent Condensed Suds 25 oz. pkg 39¢ Mr. Clean All Purpose Household Cleaner Price includes 2c off label 15 oz. bottle 37¢ Butternut Coffee Choice of Grinds 1-lb. can 59¢ Effective Thurs., thru Sun., Aug. 17, 18, 19, 20, 1961 at local Safeway stores SAFEWAY Please note that the image is cropped and not fully visible. The text is truncated at the bottom. We Give BLUE CHIP STAMP LINCOLN AND WESTERN