anaheim-gazette 1961-10-19

New Post Office Set for Anaheim Progress toward construction of a new and modern post office at Anaheim was announced today by Postmaster General J. Edward Day. President Kennedy has called for an accelerated postal construction program this year as a spur to the economy, the postmaster general said. "The post office that will be constructed here will not only benefit the community by way of more efficient postal service but will help implement the President's program." Day said the Post Office De- SEN. KUCHEL... (Continued from Page 1) will preface his remarks with some notes on his famous forebear. Senator Kuchel is a native son of California. He was born in Anaheim, August 15, 1910. His father, the late Henry Kuchel, was a pioneer newspaper publisher, born in San Francisco in 1859. Henry Kuchel's parents were among the original settlers who founded the city of Anaheim. The Senator's father owned and edited the Anaheim Gazette for 48 years and the paper today remains in the family. department is seeking competitive bids to build and lease the new post office to be located on the west side of Loara St., approximately 375 feet north of Crescent Ave. The site contains approximately 161,000 square feet. The building will contain 40,560 square feet of interior floor space and ample paved parking and maneuvering areas are provided. Included in the project also will be a lubritorium for the servicing of postal vehicles. A downtown classified station is scheduled to be established in the Anaheim federal building in the quarters which have been used by the Post Office Department. This will add to the over-all postal servicer available for the residents of Anaheim. Under the Department's commercial leasing program, the site will be assigned to the successful bidder, who will purchase the land, construct the building according to departmental specifications and rent it to the Post Office Department for a basic period of 21 years, with two options to renew the lease. The Department's capital investment will be limited substantially to postal equipment. The building will remain under private ownership, with the owner paying local real estate taxes. CITY TO HOST... (Continued from Page 1) ideas on the UN when addressing countians attending United States Day celebration in the Anaheim Union High School auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 23, according to a spokesman for the county-wide project. Dr. Lechner, the subject of best-selling book, "An American With Guts," is known by the millions of Americans who have heard him speak at conferences and patriotic meetings, on radio and TV. The recipient of four university degrees—in political science, sociology, theology and honorary Doctorate of Law degree, Lechner has received numerous citations for his scholarship and contributions to the American Heritage and preservation of the United States Constitution. Following the completion of his graduate work at the University of Pennsylvania in 1919, he learned speaker moved to California. On arriving, he launched his program of education, teaching Americans to appreciate their great heritage as a republic offering a system free enterprise. He understood to apprise people of the spreading Communist Conspiracy which, since its inception, has timed at destroying the American way of life. Good Backing A spokesman for the United States Day Committee report His father, the late Henry Kuchel, was a pioneer newspaper publisher, born in San Francisco in 1859. Henry Kuchel's parents were among the original settlers who founded the city of Anaheim. The Senator's father owned and edited the Anaheim Gazette for 48 years and the paper today remains in the family. Later this month Kuchel will address the South Bay Young GOP at Walteria Oct. 23 at 8 p.m. He also will speak Oct. 24 before the Palos Verdes Peninsula Club of Federated GOP Women in Palos Verdes Country Club. The Department's capital investment will be limited substantially to postal equipment. The building will remain under private ownership, with the owner paying local real estate taxes. Bids should be submitted to E. L. Mayfield, Regional Real Estate Officer, Room 527, 312 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, before Nov. 30, 1961, 3 p.m. The real estate officer will supply bidding forms, building specifications, lease provisions and other information. INFLUENZA ERIDEMIC PREDICTED Doctor Luther T. Terry, Surgeon-General of the U.S. Public Health Service, has predicted that there will be a new influenza epidemic in the United States this fall and winter. He urged immediate vaccinations for people over 65, pregnant women and persons with heart disease and other chronic illnesses. "We are probably due for some Asian flu outbreaks, since they come in two- to three-year cycles," Doctor Terry said, "and we are overdue for Type B flu outbreaks which come in four- to six-year cycles." More than 86,000 people in the three most susceptible groups died from influenza between September 1957 and March 1960. Asian flu has been dormant in this country since then. It has been more than six years since Type B flu has been widespread. Both types of flu were prevalent in other countries in 1960-61, especially in England. In 1951, when England had a similar epidemic, flu reached this country the following year, Doctor Terry noted. The USPHS is alerting physicians, State health officers and welfare agencies to include flu immunizations in their public assistance medical care programs. Look for this neon sign, 25 ft. in the air at the corner of Newport Blvd. and 31st St. The arrow points Davey's Locker SPORT FISHING Look for this neon sign, 25 ft. in the air at the corner of Newport Blvd. and 31st St. The arrow points to Newport Harbor's Fisherman's Wharf, 630 Lido Park Drive, where year around deep sea sportfishing goes on. Also the home of the Sea Shanty The "FINEST SEA FOODS" are graciously served in the new Marine dining room overlooking the Bay. Adjoining the Cocktail Lounge in the Marine Dining Room, the display of rare and game fish caught in the Pacific adorn the walls. 630 Lido Park Drive Fisherman's Wharf ORiole 5-0100 632 Lido Park Drive Fisherman's Wharf ORiole 3-1434 EVENTS OPEN... (Continued from Page 1) A sidewalk bazaar will fill the streets Oct. 27 and 28, and the greatest Kiddies Parade ever held in Anaheim will march through the downtown streets Oct. 27. It all leaders to the greater conglomeration of spectator fun on the evening of Saturday Oct. 28, in a Palma Park high-packed parade, miles long will begin in the stadium and wind its way through the downtown streets. As the end of our band marches past, another comes into view; animal clowns, giant floats and glamorous stars fill in the gap in the city's biggest and fastest-paced show. Y TO HOST... (Continued from Page 1) on the UN when addresscountians attending the United States Day celebration the Anaheim Union High al auditorium at 7:30 p.m. day, Oct. 23, according to bokesman for the countyproject. Lechner, the subject of a selling book, "An AmerWith Guts," is known to millions of Americans who heard him speak at civic patriotic meetings, on radio TV. The recipient of four univerdegrees—in political scisociology, theology and an early Doctorate of Laws e, Lechner has received rous citations for his selftation and contributions to American Heritage and precision of the United States institution. Following the completion of graduate work at the Uniy of Pennsylvania in 1924, earned speaker moved to Bernia. On arriving, he hed his program of educateaching Americans to apdate their great heritage in public offering a system of enterprise. He undertook orise people of the spreadcommunist Conspiracy since its inception, has at destroying the Amerway of life. Good Backing Bokesman for the United Day Committee reported ANAHEIM COMMENT (Continued from Page 1) A survey by United Press International of voting officials revealed the registration change in 13 counties. Knight, candidate for governnor against former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, made his appeal in statewide television for registration change last Sept. 27. Knight said that "since cross filing has been abolished, many thousands of Democrats who do not favor Gov. Brown or Nixon are trapped and cannot vote against Brown or Nixon unless they register as Republicans before April 12, 1962. I think many Democrats and Republicans will approve this freedom of choice." Ben Hite, Los Angeles County registrar of voters, said, "There is a definite swing going now." Hite, whose county has just over 40 per cent of California's voters, said a two-day spot check on Oct. 6 and Oct. 9 showed that 8.2 per cent of all voter registrations were switches from Democratic to Republican. On Oct. 6, he said, 577 persons registered to vote and 41 of these were switches. On Oct. 9, 53 of 567 registrants changed. Voting officials in San Bernardino, Riverside, San Joaquin and Sacramento Counties also said they noticed an increase in voter changes from Democratic to Republican. Riverside Registrar C. W. Hodges said a spot check of 100 registrations in the first week after Knight's Sept. 27 broadcast showed "about half" of them were changing their af-filiation, "but since that there been no signi-change that we can see." San Bernardino official nor Felton said that follow-Knight's plea she receinumber of telephone calls Democrats asking if they write Knight's name o-Democratic ballot. She sat told them 'no' of cours-cause that would amount cross filing," which has repealed in California. Sha-a "quick check" of 1,000 tration affidavits on-showed that three in that-had switched from Den-t Republican. In San Joaquin County ing official Cliff Bromme-12 Democrats and one Pliican switched registration September. Sacramento County Cle-C. LaRue said 50 Democra-nis his county switched affili-ion in one week. He said changes have been "a few- 49 lb MILD CHEDDAR LONGHORN CHEESE 49 lb MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 6 oz. Jar 85¢ BORDEN'S BISCUITS Tube 7¢ BLUE BELL COTTAGE CHEESE Pt. 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LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM Prices Effective THURSDAY thru SUN WE GIVE Anaheim, Thursday, Oct. 19, 1961 Anaheim Gazette—A-3 relation, "but since that time, there's been no significant change that we can see." San Bernardino official Eleaor Felton said that following night's plea she received a number of telephone calls from democrats asking if they could write Knight's name on the democratic ballot. She said she told them 'no' of course, because that would amount to loss filing," which has been repealed in California. She said "quick check" of 1,000 registration affidavits on hand allowed that three in that group and switched from Democrat Republican. In San Joaquin County, votig official Cliff Bromme said Democrats and one Repubcan switched registration in September. Sacramento County Clerk C. LaRue said 50 Democrats in its county switched affiliation one week. He said the changes have been "a few more than normal. The only thing I can attribute it to is Knight's suggestion." Ralph Andrews, an official in the "Knight for Governor" headquarters, said a deputy voter registrar appeared at a meeting in Knight's Los Angeles headquarters last week. "Out of about 200 in attendance, there were 80 Democrats among them and all 80 changed registrations on the spot." Andrews said, "We expect a minimum of 200,000 Democrats to change their registration." This estimate, he said, was based on "the number of Democrats in the state who already have stated preference for Knight in previous elections and on impartial polls." USE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS Deep Sea Fishing Trips Free Prize Free ocean fishing trips are prizes being awarded by All American Markets through arrangement with Davey's Locker, 632 Lido Park Drive, Fisherman's Wharf, Newport Beach. Prizes also include certificates to apply on mounting any large catch, arranged with George Lee, taxidermist. The contestant may sign name and address on the back of a sales slip or may drop a business card in the box under the mounted fish (by George Lee) and be eligible to win both a free trip and a $25 certificate. Winners may go on any all-day or half-day boat operating year 'round out of Davey's Locker, Newport Harbor largest sportfishing center. Both deep sea fishing tackle and bunks will be furnished free. LEAN EASTERN ARE RIBS 49 lb FRESH LEAN U.S.D.A. CHOICE CLUB STEAKS 89 lb LA CHIQUITA 49 lb FRESH LEAN ROUND BEEF 3 LBS. $100 89 lb LA CHIQUITA TORTILLAS 2 DOZ. 29¢ MIRACLE WHIP SALAD RESSING 49¢ BLUE BONNET OLEO Lb. Pkg. 19¢ Coupons Removed M AA GGS 39 Fresh, Doz. IC—ALL CHICKEN inner ...2/27c KAGE Meal ...37c TLE ketchup ...25c ½ OZ. CAN ew ...27c ALBER'S — FLAPJACK PANCAKE KRAFT VELVEETA CHEESE 2 Lb. Loaf 75¢ MIX 2 lb. Box 29¢ LB. CAN B&M Brown Bread ...29c GOOD WIH CHICKEN—No. 303 CAN Ocean Spray Cranberries ...27c 16 OZ. 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