anaheim-gazette 1961-08-31

ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION GABETTE 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 What's Your Postal I. Q.? BUSINESS REPLY PERMITS ARE ISSUED FREE TRUE FALSE GEE! SOMETHIN' FOR FREE! A TRUE. There is no charge for a Business Reply Permit. This permit entitles you to distribute specially printed business reply cards, envelopes, cartons, and labels for use by mailers in sending mail to you without prepayment of postage. Postage is collected on each piece of business reply mail at the time it is delivered. For further information concerning business reply mail, contact your local postmaster. EDITORIAL CENSORSHIP FOR WHOM Censorship, voluntary or otherwise, despite pleas from the New Frontier, is not needed in these moments of international danger. A free press under responsible editorship can do much to win the philosophical fight against communism. President Kennedy, a troubled man in the shadow of this nation's greatest peril, has posed one of the greatest dilemmas of our time. The President has called attention to, first, the need for greater public information, second, the need for greater official secrecy. To us this appears as one of the greatest contradictions of our age. Rarely should there be suppression of facts. And never must there be distortion and fabrication of the lies. Without a free press neither of these aims can be achieved. MUST REMEMBER Senator Barry Goldwater says: "When liberals talk loosely about this country's lost purpose, I suggest they might remember that one of our Republic's purposes is freedom, and that we have remained free for nearly two centuries, and that we must be listed as one of the greatest achievements of history." MUST REMEMBER Senator Barry Goldwater says: "When liberals talk loosely about this country's lost purpose, I suggest they might remember that one of our Republic's purposes is freedom, and that we have remained free for nearly two centuries, and that we must be listed as one of the greatest achievements of history." REWARD TURNCOATS? Three "turncoat" GIs who were captured in Korea behaved with utter disloyalty while in prison camp and refused repatriation to go to Communist China. They now have been awarded back pay and allowances by the United States Supreme Court. Isn't that carrying the "GI Bill" a little far? Letters to the Editor The following letter was received today at the Anaheim YMCA from John F. Kohlenberger of 314 N. Philadelphia St., son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Kohlenberger, who represents the United States YMCA's in a summer work project in Sino County. Liberia, Kohlenger is a student at George Williams College in Chicago preparing for professional YMCA work. August 19, 1961. Sixteen students from the American Student Young Men's Christian Association and two from the German YMCA have been participating in a Buildings for Brotherhood Project Work Camp in Sino County in Liberia, West Africa. The group has been very active in building not only the building but in forming close relationships with high officials of the government and the people of the local community. The group has been observing social, economical, and educational development of the Liberian government. The work camp purpose is to create a meeting place for students in the YMCA to meet together and exchange ideas. The YMCA building project is 50 ft. by 42 ft. and will consist of a multi-purpose room, storage room, office, and restroom. The construction of the building is to be done by the students. EXTENSION Courses Offered Residents Avena Park High School, which will be home office for University of California Extension courses to be offered in Orange County and the East Los Angeles, will also have location for 69 of theses, most of which will open week of Sept. 18. The wide range of subjects to be offered at the high school cover business administration, economics, education, geography, liberal mathematics, psychology, health and science (physics will include: Business business administration Business Statistics, Busi-finance, Investment Prin- and Policies, Investment thesis, Elements of Produce-Management, Motion and Study, Leadership Prin-ciples, Elements of Marketing, Government Contract Administration, Computer Economics, Municipal and Government Accounting, Advanced Tax Accounting for Managers, Problems in Personnel Management, Introduction to Business Organization and Management, and Cost Estimating and Contract Pricing. Economics will include: Economic Principles and Problems, and Industrial Relations. Education: Fundamentals of Education, Curriculum for Mentally Retarded Children, Audio-Visual Media of Instruction, Administration of the School Health Program, Discipline and Control in the Modern School, The Development of Creative Ability, Pupil Personnel Services in Public Schools, Ethics and Legal Provisions in Pupil Personnel Work, Pupil Personnel Services in the Public Schools: Elementary School, Music in Elementary Schools, Art in Elementary Schools, Driver Education and Driver Training in Secondary Schools and Personal and Professional Problems of Teachers. Engineering: Intermediate Circuit Theory 1. Introduction to Electronic Digital Computing Systems, Logical Design of Digital Computing Mahinery and Systems, Fundamentals of Electron Devices, Junction Transistor Electronics, Introduction to Control Systems Theory, Control Systems Theory, Linear Systems Solutions by Transform Methods, Electric Propulsion Systems and Scientificica and Technical Writing. Liberal Arts: Arts of the Twentieth Century and Western Art. Mathematics: Linear Algebra Advanced Engineering Mathematics, Introduction to Differential Geometry, Numerical Equations, Probability and Statistics, Vector Analysis and Potential Theorep, Statistical Numerical Mathematical Analysis, Introduction to Programming, Fortran Programming, Elements of Math Mathematics and Mathematical Review (Calculus). Psychology: Theory of Dynamics. Public Health: Audiolinguism and Aural Rehabilitation. Science (Physics): A Physics, and Nuclear Physics. Art: The Art of Dress (for teachers). In addition a number of estate courses will be offered. 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Coffee Regular or Drip 1-lb. can 59¢ Seat Soups Campbell's Wide Variety 2 10½-oz. cans 33¢ Set Canned Milk 2 tall cans 29¢ Bunk Tuna Sea Trader Light Meat 3 6-oz. cans 89¢ Toilet Tissue Assorted Colors 4 roll pack 37¢ Hot Paper Towels Assorted Colors giant roll 31 Safeway Produce - The Freshest in Town Bananas FRYING CHICKEN Serve Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce with Chicken or Ham Skinless Franks Sterling Brand—Lean, Tender and Juicy 1-lb. pkg. 39¢ Hot Dog Buns Size: 23¢ Mrs. Wright's — 8 pack 29c, 10 pack 35c Van Camps Pork Cragmont Beverage Aluminum Foil W Bar-B-Que Sauce Potato Salad Brown Derby Be OT Paper Towels Assorted Colors giant roll 31 Feway Produce - The Freshest in Town Bananas lb. 10¢ Fancy Central American From Safeway's Own Kipening Rooms Watermelons Red Ripe ea. 49¢ Peaches Washington State No. 1 Hale Freestones 2 lbs. 29¢ Tomatoes Peak of Local Crop 2 lbs. 25¢ Tender Young Teps Removed 3 lbs. 19¢ Thin Skin Juley Sunkist 2 lbs. 25¢ Yellow Onions Best for Cooking 3 lbs. 19¢ Bell Peppers For Stuffing or Salad 10¢ COMPLETELY NEW POPULAR MECHANICS HOME HANDYMAN STRATED ENCYCLOPEDIA AND GUIDE Special Offer 16 MONEY SAVING BOOKS 49¢ — 99¢ Vol. 1 On Sale! SPECIALS EFFECTIVE Thur. through Sun., Aug. 31, Sept. 1, 2, 3, 1961 at local Safeway Stores SAFEWAY applicable taxes rolledized. Subject to stock on hand. We reserve the right to limit and not sell to other merchants. Merchandise sold in quantities as advertised LINCOLN AND WESTERN Cheer Leaders Attend Camp Western's song and cheer leaders for next year attended camps this summer to learn new routines for next year. Pam Kingsbury, Carol Barnes, and Christy Blasingham attended the songleading school held at Long Beach State, practicing six hours a day and learning two new routines a day. The girls won third place in the competition on the last day. The cheerleading camp was held at Redlands College. Competition was held everyday with practice afterward. The girls learned 12 new routines and placed in second in competition Monday through Thursday and placed first in the final competition on Friday. The three cheerleaders attending were Kathy Dahlgren, Donna Goles, and De Ann Martin. 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Easy to Store In Freezer lb. 29¢ Safeway Features Famous Manor House Cut-Up Fryers Guaranteed Fresher Tasting, Pan Ready Your Money Back If It Isn't the Freshest Testing Chicken" You Ever Ate 1 Easy to Store in Freezer lb. 29¢ Fresh Grade A Fryer Chicken Parts Fryer Legs Drumstick and Thigh 49¢ Fryer Wings Real Meaty 25¢ Fryer Breasts White Meat 59c Backs & Necks 10c Morrell Pride - Fully Cooked Canned Hams You Save $1.19 can $379 As Advertised in LIFE Magazine Spencer Steaks Boneless Eye of Rib lb. $159 Spareribs Eastern Pork Small Size lb. 59¢ Sliced Bacon Danish Majesty 1-lb. can 59¢ Pastrami McCoy's Fully Cooked by the piece lb. 89¢ Fishsticks Captain's Choice Pre-Cooked 8-oz. pkg. 29¢ Extra Lean Ground Chuck lb. 49¢ Hamburger Buns Six pack 23¢ Mrs. Wright's — 10 pack 36¢ amps Pork & Beans Packed in Tomato Sauce 5 31-oz. cans $1 nt Beverages Root Beer, Orange, Punch, Lemon-Lime, Ginger Ale or Cole 14 12-oz. cans $1 m Foil Wrap Kitchen Craft Heavy Duty Household 12"x25' roll 25¢ ue Sauce Chris & Pitts Regular or Hot 12-oz. bottle 33¢ Salad Lucerne "Delicatess" Freshly Made "Just-right flavor" pint carton 25¢ quart carton 49¢ Derby Beer Beer sold only in Case of 24 $299 Kitchen Craft Heavy Duty Household 12"x25' roll $25 Chris & Pitts Regular or Hot 12-oz. bottle $33 Lucerne "Delicatess" Freshly Made "Just-right flavor" pint carton $25 quart carton $49 Derby Beer Beer sold only in licensed Safeways. 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