anaheim-gazette 1962-02-01

FOR YOUR INFORMATION By VIRGIL PINKLEY Editor and Publisher FEDERAL POWER GRAB LOCAL RULE AND RESPONSIBILITY FDR—HST—DDE—JFK ACTS LINCOLN AND FEDERALISM One or the biggest issues in American government and politics confronts us today, namely the transfer or more and more power to the federal government from local and state authorities. This battle for power could and should become a main campaign issue, especially if some Republican or Democratic champion on states rights really represented the trends and facts to the American people with simplicity, excitement, courage and persistence. But then we have mostly politicians these days and few statesmen. So, references to this basic and vital issue are given only passing reference, or statements are sweeping, couched in extreme utterances, or they are highly partisan. The issue of states rights apparently does not appeal to many politicians. They do not feel it is emotional enough. It does not enable bitter, personal attacks. Most politicians seem to favor "issues" such as expressed by the leading candidates for the governorship of California. One man charges the other is a "dirty inffighter who wants to use the governorship as a stepping stone to the White House." The other retorts that his opponent is a nice fellow but a bungler: Neither charges are supported by much positive evidence. Greater Issues Surely there must be bigger, more vital and important issues to place before the public. During recent years more and Greater Issues Surely there must be bigger, more vital and important issues to place before the public. During recent years more and more power has been transferred to Washington. One bureau, department or commission after another have been established to handle local matters which once were the concern and responsibility of local officials and local citizens. The clamor of home rule is an essential one in the American concept of political life. But for this to have a purpose and a meaning and to succeed, it requires local participation by all or most citizens. This trend toward greater bureaucracy in Washington expresses itself in President Kennedy's insistence that a Department or Urban Affairs be established and its head made a member of the cabinet. Along with this move, President Kennedy has asked for sweeping peace-time, standby powers to handle taxation matters constitutionally and traditionally reserved for the Congress. The establishment of a Department of Urban Affairs would lead to greater federal control of our cities and municipalities and to a lessening of their powers. More Federal Power The transfer of responsibility and authority from cities, counties and states to Washington made big, big, strides during the administrations of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Few people realize how much additional power was grabbed by the late FDR for the federal government and more specifically the occupant of the White House. He led a Congress which was usually docile and which became largely a rubber stamp. His biggest defeat was his failure to pack the Supreme Court with his own selected justices. During the time Harry S. Truman was in the White House he utilized executive powers extensively, making many decisions before Congress or the nation were told and approved. Secured of the and more specifically the occupant of the White House. He led a Congress which was usually docile and which became largely a rubber stamp. His biggest defeat was his failure to pack the Supreme Court with his own selected justices. During the time Harry S. Truman was in the White House he utilized executive powers extensively, making many decisions before Congress or the nation were told and approved. Seizure of the steel mills and going to war over Korea are two examples which come to mind quickly. Additional bureaus were established. These grow and grow. As Washington Growing The feeling grows to let someone else handle the chores of government, to shift such operations over to Washington. Some states and municipal groups have denounced the trend toward greater centralization of power in Washington, yet in any disaster or emergency, they turn immediately to the national capitol. Their talks and actions are hypocritical. The battle of federalism in government in this country has gone on from the beginning of our history as a nation. Until recent years the inroads were better fought off. Two great champions BTK We invite you to visit our beautiful modern facilities at any time. A comparison of Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars' services and prices will convince you that It costs no more to have the finest. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Directors Serving Orange County families since 1871 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID, ANAHEIM PRospect 2-1617 Nahaheim Firm Is ‘Private Eye’ For Area Businesses Hidden discreetly within the fines of the third-floor, ry, modern business offices 000 S. Brookhurst, Nahaheim, unique operation destined to fusionize Orange County busi- and industry. hind the swinging glass doors exed “Efficiency Research Bu- (ERB) — Division of Inves- ion.” Russ De Oroto, veter- member of the elite “private- states rights and local govern- were Thomas Jefferson and tham Lincoln, Alexander Hilton, on the other hand, ed most power vested in nington. He favored reducing s to subordinate divisions. could have set up a life presi- and life senators, with state earnors appointed by the na- l government. Lincoln was ust any such program. On alism he was close to Thom-efferson and so expressed self in words and deeds on erous occasions. eye” circuit directs the well-oiled machinery of operations. He com- mands a highly-rated staff comprised of two former FBI agents and a super-charged sales force. All are singly attuned to the task of improving the general business posture of the county. Armed with a roster of impress-ive statistics qualifying the work of his firm, De Oroto listed the services rendered from the inner-sanctum of ERB: "Generally, the work here hinges on some form of investi- gatio". Rather than the furtive type of operation portrayed by the famed gun-packing TV "Shamus'—we rely on skill," he explained. "For example, our statistics prove that with the use of corrective investigation, a boost in sales is assured. With all the burdens of a successful business operation borne by the executive, he sometimes overlooks a basic source of lost revenue — an indifferent sales staff. To prevent or correct this situation, a mem- be of the ERB undercover force disguised as an “average customer” investigates the problem. Armed with a single effective weapon, his concealed tape recorder, the ‘shopper’ packages his deal. Results are then presented to the employer in the form of recording tape to be for executive analysis and re- dial training. In this ma- staff deficiencies are either reected or eliminated. De Oroto disclosed that cl utilizing the full scope of hi eration will receive: TRIM ’N CURL MAGNO (Near Phone STYLED HAIRCUT Shampoo and Set COMPLETE $3³⁴ No Appointment N JANUARY SHAMPOO a WITH T Lucerne Grade “AA” Butter First Quality. Fresh and wholesome... as fine a product as you can buy. Churned Fresh Daily—Has longer lasting freshness! 1-lb. ctn. 69¢ White Magic Liquid Bleach “Age Dated” for Freshness! Safeway Guaranteed Product. gal. BHT. 39¢ Miracle Washday Tide Detergent Heavy Duty Laundry Product—Gets Clothes Whiter and Brighter! 49½-OZ pkg. 69¢ Quality Product Kleenex Napkins Casual Style — Assorted Colors. Added Strength — Protects Clothes. 2 Pkg. of 50 29¢ Grade "AA" Butter First Quality, Fresh and wholesome... as fine a product as you can buy. Churned Fresh Daily—Has longer lasting freshness! 1-lb. ctn. 69¢ Liquid Bleach "Age Dated" for Freshness! Safeway Guaranteed Product. gal. BH. 39¢ Tide Detergent Heavy Duty Laundry Product—Gets Clothes Whiter and Brighter! 49½-0z pkg. 69¢ Kleenex Napkins Casual Style — Assorted Colors. Added Strength — Protects Clothes. 2 plgs. of 50 29¢ 'Low Prices plus Blue C SDA NOICE Every sort of Fine Safeway meat is unconditionally guaranteed to please you or your money will be courteously refunded. Superb Leg O' Lamb • Safeway Aged • Safeway Guaranteed • Safeway Trimmed • USDA Choice—Only Short Shank (Whole or Half) lb. 59¢ Dubuque Fully-Cooked Canned Picnics Boneless, Lean and Tender Save 61c 4¾-lb. $298 can Danish Ham Jaka Fully Cooked Lean and Flavorful Save 5-lb. $498 $1.00 can Lamb Shoulder Roast Pre-Carved Sliced 'n' Tied lb. 39¢ Lamb Chops Coaster Cut Shoulder 59¢ Rib Lamb Chops Small Rich Beef 89¢ Sirloin Chops or Regular Rib Chops 79¢ Small Lamb Chops Large Cut 98¢ Breast of Lamb Plain in Barbecue 10¢ Lamb Shanks Plus in Breast 33¢ Fresh Lean Ground Lamb 35¢ Beef Added 39¢ Game Hens USDA Grade A. Shenandoah Rock Cornish 16 to 18-oz. Min. Size 79¢ All-Meat Franks Safeway or Wilson's Certified 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ Veal Steaks Genuine Approx. 4 boneless cutlets per pound. 98£ Kold Kist Steaks Select Beef Steaks 10 $1 pkg. Finnan Haddie Smoked Sea Food Delicious Steamed, Baked or Fried 59¢ FROZEN Bel-air Vegetable Whole Keeps Mixed Vegetable Peas & Green 2 -lb. pkg. Rath's Sliced Bacon 2-lb. 98¢ Cadar Farms—Thick Sliced—Save 41c Hormel Sliced Bacon Dalty Brand Regular Sliced Wild and Savory 1-lb. pkg. 59¢ Bakery Our Guarantees Annual Food Sale Rath's Sliced Bacon 2 lb. $98 Cedar Farms—Thick Sliced—Save 41c Hormel Sliced Bacon 1 lb. $59 Dairy Brand Regular Sliced Mild and Savory All-Meat Franks 1 lb. $49 Veal Steaks Genuine Approx. 4 boneless cutlets per pound. 98¢ Kold Kist Steaks Select Beef Steaks 10 3 oz. $1 Finnan Haddie Smoked Sea Food Delicious Steamed, Baked or Fried 59¢ Bakery Buy-of-the-week Our Guarantee Take any Safeway Bakery Product home and save 10% your favorite ware. If it isn't productly delicious It will Not Cost You A Coch. Safeway Generous MI Angel Food Cake Mrs. Wright's Cherry Iced Freshly baked with juicy icing, size 69¢ Fresh Coffee Cake Mrs. Wright's Bear Claws—Rich & Tarty—Warm 'n' Serve. Pkg. of 2 29¢ All Butter Bread Skylark-Baked with Pure Butter. 15 oz. With a flaky, crisp like crust. loaf 25¢ Fig Newton Cakes Baked by Nablaea 3 lb. $39 Hash Brown Potatoes Ready in a fryer 2 12 oz. $29 Serber's Cereal 6's Rich in Vitamins and Minerals 6 oz. $25 Serber's Assorted Cereals Three Powerfuls 6 oz. $19 Serber's Hi Protein Pre-soaked So Moistriching 6 oz. $23 Dietetic Tuna Chicken of the Sea Per Weight Watchers 6 oz. $39 Personal Size Ivory Tallat Soap Mild and Gentle 4 bon. $27 Spic and Spam Desirable Household Cleaner 16 oz. $31 Spaghetti and Meat Balls Chef Buy-At-One 15 oz. $29 Peanut Butter Lave Souddler 16 oz. $57 Buttermilk Pancake Mix Hungry Jack Perfect taste and texture. 2 lb. $39 Assorted Dried Beans Town Hausa Red Kidney, Plato, or Great Northern 1 lb. $15 2 lb. $29 Best Buy Swiss Cheese A mild cheese with a distinctive flavor. Real nut-sweet flavor—Safeway Guaranteed. 69¢ Hunt's Tomato Juice Rich in flavor and minerals. Juice squeezed from fully ripened fresh tomatoes. 25 oz. $19 Lucerne Orange Juice Refreshing Taste Rich in Vitamin C opt. 39¢ Large Grade "AA" Eggs Cream O' the Crop—Scientifically Produced—Carefully selected and quality checked at every step to bring you hotter eggs. 1 lb. $49 TIN & CHAPMAN—ORANGE 135 SO. LEMON—ANAHEIM of recording tape to be used executive analysis and remetraining. In this manner, deficiencies are either corcited or eliminated. The Oroto disclosed that clients are utilizing the full scope of his option will receive: "1. A complete pre-hiring investigation of each employee; 2. Employee honesty checks, four times each year; and 3. Sales research reports, four times yearly." The ERB Director announced that members of his staff are now available to service clubs. ANAHEIM GAZETTE—3 ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Thursday, February 1, 1962 YN CURL BEAUTY SALON MAGNOLIA at BALL (Near Alpha Beta) Phone JA 7-9524 HAIRCUT and Set $3³⁴ COLD WAVE with Shampoo & Set COMPLETE $7¹⁹ up appointment Needed (Open Evenings) JANUARY ONLY POO and SET ($A) $2³⁵ WITH THIS COUPON Quality Product Kleenex Napkins Casual Style — Assorted Colors, Added Strength — Protects Clothes. 2 Pieces of 50¢ 29¢ Fresker" Coffee Maxwell House Cheese of Regular or Brip Fine. Alway's "Good To The Last Drop!" 1-lb. can 59¢ Vermont Maid Table Syrup Family Style — For Hot Cakes or Waffles. So g-e-o-d too! 24-oz. b'l. 59¢ Kleenex Napkins Casual Style — Assorted Colors. Added Strength — Protects Clothes. 2 Pkg. of 50¢ 29¢ Maxwell House Cheese of Regular or Brip Fine. Always "Good To The Last Drop!" 1-lb. can 59¢ Table Syrup Family Style — For Hot Cakes or Waffles. So g-e-o-d too! 24-oz. b?l. 59¢ ue Chip Stamps!" Save 91'on A $1.00 Size New Hojene Curtis Suave Shampoo Here's How— Buy The $1.00 Bottle from Safeway For Only 59¢ Send Your Label In Tac Mijones Cartis Industries, Inc. New 7782, Rimsdale, Illinois For Your 50 Cent Refund! Your Final Cost 9¢ FROZEN FOODS Bel-air Vegetables —Economy Size— Whole Kernel Corn Mixed Vegetables Peas & Carrots Green Peas 2 -lb. pkg. 49¢ —Bel-air Regular Size— Whole Kernel Corn Mixed Vegetables Peas & Carrots Green Peas 6 10-oz. pkgs. $1 Wong's Frozen Chinese Dinners Help us celebrate Chinese New Years at Wong's February 5 thru 9! —Dinners — Spareribs, Suki Yaki, Shrimp Chow Mein or Cantonese each 49¢ —Regulars — Chicken Chep Saoy, Fried Rice, Sweet & Sour Pork or each Chinese Egg Roll 49¢ Hurry—Hurry—Last 2 weeks to complete your use of Home & High School Illustrated Encyclopedia! $ Dollar Buys $ Grapefruit Juice Tomato Mango Pear or Natural 30¢ Can Hunt's Sliced Peaches Or Mango 30¢ Can Hunt's Pooled Tomatoes Potato 30¢ Can Pork and Boysm in Tomato Sauce 30¢ Can Your Choice 4 for $1 Safeway Produce -- “Freshest” in Town! Mixed Vegetables Peas & Carrots Green Peas 6 10-oz. pkgs. $1 Your Choice 4 for $1 Safeway Produce - "Freshest" in Town! Temple Oranges U.S. No. 1 Easy to Peel and Separate — Thin Skinned Sweet and Juicy 2 lbs. 29¢ Pink Grapefruit Florida Indian River Marshpink Seedless lb. 10¢ Bananas Central American Select Quality 2 lb. 25¢ Potatoes Idaho Russet U.S. No. 1 10 lb. 39¢ Green Cabbage Perm Heads lb. 6¢ Low, Everyday PRICES at Safeway! C&H Granulated Sugar Pure Case 5 lb bag 51¢ Scot Toilet Tissue White, Blue Yellow or Pink 2 rolls 23¢ Pillsbury Enriched Flour All Purpose 5 lb bag 59¢ Baby Foods Garber's Junior 2 cans 23¢ Garber's Strained 3 cans 27¢ SPECIALS EFFECTIVE—Thurs., Pt., Sat., Sun., Feb. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1948 at local Safeway Stores SAFEWAY COPYRIGHT, INC AND JOR 1961-62, Safeway Stores Inc. Available Texas Collected ANAHEIM LINCOLN & WESTERN—WEST ANAHEIM