anaheim-gazette 1962-03-15

Local Bands, Orchestras To Take Part In Festival The largest district band and orchestra festival ever held in Orange County will take place next Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Huntington Beach High School. Sponsored by the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association, 64 bands and orchestras will participate for ratings and comments from well-known music judges. District festivals are held annually throughout Southern California from Santa Barbara to San Diego. In addition to bands and orchestras, a separate festival for solos and ensembles will be held Mar. 31 at the Westminster High School with Victor Guder acting a chairman. The groups that receive excellent or superior ratings will be invited to attend the State Regional Festivals to be held in April for further adjudication. Some 3,000 students representing 45 schools will be attending this year. Audiences are welcome to attend any of the performances to be held in the auditorium of the Huntington Beach High School any of the three scheduled days. In addition, on Saturday, groups will be performing at the Huntington Beach Elementary School. Participating from Anaheim: Anaheim Youth Symphony, directed by Robert Reynolds and Richard Marino; Anaheim High School band and orchestra, directed by Robert Reynolds; Magnolia High School band and orchestra, directed by Melvin Corner; Savanna High School band and orchestra, directed by Warren Peterkin; Western High School band, directed by Theron R. Jackman; Brookhurst Jr. High School band and orchestra, directed by Richard Marino; Dale Jr. High School band, directed by Sherril Wakefield; Fremont Jr. High band, directed by Robert Prichard; Orangeview Jr. High band and orchestra, directed by Tom Hernandez; Sycamore Jr. High band and orchestra, directed by Archie J. San Romani; Trident Jr. High band and orchestra, directed by William C. Cook (district chairman of music), and Walker Jr. High band, directed by William Luppens. Morris Gets College Post Mid-semester elections held last week at Orange County State College saw senior student Clyde Morris, 1511 Pinewood, Anaheim, win the Associated Student Body Morris Gets College Post Mid-semester elections held last week at Orange County State College saw senior student Clyde Morris, 1511 Pinewood, Anaheim, win the Associated Student Body post of vice-president. A slim margin enabled Morris to defeat Dennis Silver, OCSC junior, in one of the most competitive Student Council races held on campus. Running unopposed for the senior class vice-presidency was Rick DeYoung of 432 N. Wanda Dr., Fullerton. Barbara Rees, 235 Charlotte, Anaheim, was elected junior class representative despite a hard-fought write-in campaign by Dennis Rosene. New Student Council members also include Ginny Naylor of Yorba Linda and John McKay of Garden Grove, who were appointed to commissioner posts last week, according to Doug Dyer, ASB president. Miss Naylor was named Commissioner of Community Relations, and McKay as Commissioner of Organization. The appointments bring the nine commission posts up to full strength. —Who pays for advertising? Nobody. It pays for itself. ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 250 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY, Editor and Publisher 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. 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HEL PEOPLE — Assemblyman Bruce Sumner-R-Newport Beach (left), and Mrs. Hildred Hall of Anaheim display the "message" at Easter House Hotel press conference last Friday where they announced they'll be active in "People for Kuchel" program to reelect U.S. Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel (right), Anaheim Republican. (Gazette Photo) Kuchel Blasts Birchers; Enlists Campaign Aides Assemblyman Bruce Sumner, Kuchel's campaign in Orange land Tribune co-publisher) who Kuchel Blasts Birchers; Enlists Campaign Aides emblyman Bruce Sumner, export Beach, Friday in Ana-announced himself as Or-County campaign chairman N. S. Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel, a native of Anaheim document senior senator for state of California (a Republi-clicked off his campaign by reporters Soviet Premier Krushchev would support program of the John Birch Society by financing it in this county he could be allowed to." Birch Society Aims John Birch Society, said il, "wants to walk away the United Nations, repeal mutual assistance pact, get NATO and repeal the intax." asked: or you know who endorses a program? I'll tell you for it — Khrushchev. He finance this program in country if he could." remarks were made at a conference at the Charter Hotel where Sumner an-hed he will spearhead AZETTE 12-1800 550 East Center Street, A 22441 and Publisher er under the act of are reserved. payable in advance. publishers Association Kuchel's campaign in Orange County and also will head a "People for Kuchel" movement throughout Southern California. "Hildy" Ferrell Enlistes Mrs. Hildred Ferrell of Anaheim, prominent Republican party worker, will act as women's coordinator of the "People for Kuchel" organization in Orange County, it was announced Friday. The movement is billed as bi-partisan and is expected to enlist campaign workers from both the Republican and Democratic parties. In a prepared statement, Sumner told the press: "There is no office holder in California today who is more experienced or better trained than our own senior senator. 'Sen. Kuchel is actively serving his state and participating in the vital decisions of our times. He is taking no holiday from responsibility. 'All Parties Need Tom' 'The people of all parties need a man like Tom and now, by joining 'People for Kuchel,' they can individually and personally do something to help insure his fine representation of all the people of California. . .'" Questioned on his voting record in the senate, Kuchel told The Gazette: "I have supported the ideals of the Republican party during my tenure in office far better than many of my colleagues in the party, and.' he added, "that seems to be a view shared by former Sen. William F. Knowland (Oak land Tribune co-publisher) who said as much in a recent editorial in his newspaper." Speed Reading Showing Results Increases in reading speed of students taking a special co-educational course at Servite High School in Anaheim averaged more than 150 per cent just past the halfway mark of the course, reading specialist Dan Rosenwasser has reported. Rosenwasser, director of the Dan-Ro System of Rapid and Remedial Reading, said both adults and children are enrolled in the course, with each receiving individually-designed instruction. The speed reading authority added that the gains noted in the course at Servite High School also includes superior comprehension. "We feel that persons of any age have innumerable opportunities open to them through marked increases in their reading speed and comprehension," Rosenwasser continued. "Children are able to do their homework faster, and understand their assignments better, while gaining additional time for recreation." "Adults can increase their pleasure reading, or, as in the cases of numerous business executives who take our course, cut down the time spent reading various documents, thereby increasing the amount of time for other projects." Because of the success of the course, another is planned to begin Thursday, March 15. Further information may be obtained by phoning PR 4-7575 in Anaheim or OL 5-4770 in Beverly Hills. Names Withheld Names of the "coordination are being withheld, he said, p ing approval of the private nessman who ordered and paid the Birch Society investigation. The client was revealed as a mond V.Long, president of V Inc., 2820 Alameda Blvd., Cotton, an oil conservation equ ment company. "He told us he wanted to k all about the John Birch Society what it is, what it does, whi its enemies — said Russell Orto, director of the commer investigation firm. Details of the voluminous port compiled on the Birch ciety by five ERB investiga- working on the case since Jau of this year released yester- included these alleged find-(direct quotations): —The JBS is an anti-Com-mist movement open to anyone terested in joining or attene meeings. —It is not a secret organ tion ... (Freeman admitted reporters, however, that mem ship rolls of the society are readily available to the press general public.) —The JBS is not anti-semi anti-Negro or anti any religi group ... they in fact have chilers comprised of entirely color membership. Also, we learn that there are Jewish members in the national advisory counc- —Our investigators found evidence of violence or unlaw activity engaged in by the JBS Frank Buzz (Chef Buzzy) Red Jerry Jeli Master Salad Chef) WE YOU THE USED CARPET TREATMENT Country Kitchen (at Magnolia) Anaheim BET LUNCHEONS & DINNERS WEEK'S SPECIAL BUT STEAK by tartar sauce or Old Fashioned B-B-Q DINNER 125 a Week 11 a.m. 'til 8 p.m. days Welcome and the Dishes!" Republican party during my tenure in office far better than many of my colleagues in the party, and." he added, "that seems to be a view shared by former Sen. William F. Knowland (Oakleyable in advance. Executives who take our course, cut down the time spent reading various documents, thereby increasing the amount of time for other projects." Because of the success of the course, another is planned to begin Thursday, March 15. Further information may be obtained by phoning PR 4-7575 in Anaheim or OL 5-4770 in Beverly Hills. SPEAKER — Donald G. Fink, executive of the Philco Corporation, will address the Santa Ana Subsection of the Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE), at the Jolly Roger Inn in Anaheim March 20. He will speak on "Information Science and the Institute of Radio Engineers — Past and Present." Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 Super Secret Group Alleged In This County Sleuthing Firm Calls In Press By TOM McCANN Managing Editor Orange County's long-standing reputation for conservatism today has been rocked by the accusation in the county harbors the nucleus of a super secret anti-anti-Communist organization. Earl Freeman, chief investigator, Efficiency Research Bureau of Anaheim, dropped the bombshell in press conference in which he revealed findings of the investigation agency during a 70-day study of the San Birch Society. Freeman told reporters at B's headquarters, 800 S. Oakhurst, Anaheim, "There is no worse menace (operating in area) than the John Birchorship" in such an arrangement and did not find it. Further details of the investigation, names of some of Orange Sacramento, and was organized primarily to discredit the John Birch Society. "This group has collected 'anti' literature — anti-Negro, anti-semitic, anti-Protestant, anti-Catholic, etc. — and plans to release it in such a manner that it will appear to come from JBS members or other patriotic groups," according to the ERB report. ERB director de Orto classified the investigation as "routine," but admitted it was the first "political" sleuthing undertaken by his company. The bureau, sort of a first cousin to a private detective agency, provides "security" for small businesses, according to de Orto. He explained that the firm furnishes application forms and performs background investigations of potential employees, spot checks an employee's record. Earl Freeman, chief investigator, Efficiency Research Bureau of Anaheim, dropped the bombshell in press conference in which he revealed findings of investigation agency during a 70-day study of the John Birch Society. Freeman told reporters at B's headquarters, 800 S. Brookhurst, Anaheim, "There is worse menace (operating in area) than the John Birch Society." He claims to have documented all six are currently residents Orange County, he said, andrate under the name "Coordiing Council." Names Withheld names of the "coordinators" being withheld, he said, pending approval of the private business who ordered and paid for Birch Society investigation. The client was revealed as RaydV.Long, president of Varee, 2820 Alameda Blvd., Companion oil conservation equipment company. He told us he wanted to know about the John Birch Society—it is, what it does, who are enemies — said Russell de director of the commercial investigation firm. Details of the voluminous recompiled on the Birch Society by five ERB investigators working on the case since Jan. 2 this year released yesterday included these alleged findings (quotations): The JBS is an anti-Commu-movement open to anyone interested in joining or attendingings. It is not a secret organization. (Freeman admitted to reporters, however, that member rolls of the society are not only available to the press or public.) The JBS is not anti-semitic, Negro or anti any religious they in fact have chap-comprised of entirely colored membership. Also, we learned there are Jewish members national advisory council. Our investigators found no evidence of violence or unlawful activity engaged in by the JBS. torship" in such an arrangement and did not find it. Further details of the investigation, names of some of Orange County's leading JBS members and names of the six "nucleus" members of the anti-anti-Communist group alleged to be functioning in Orange County were promised "in about 10 days" by the investigating firm. The "anti-anti" group reportedly operates in complete secrecy, has contacts in Washington and WHAT'S DOING "Mr. Watson, come here, I want you." With these words, spoken by Alexander Graham Bell 86 years ago this month, the telephone was born. And it's really grown since then. By July, 1878, these were all of 10,755 Bell telephones in services by 1910 over 3 million. Then in 1915 transcontinental service went into effect and folks could talk from San Francisco to New York—for $20.75. Today that same long distance call to New York costs just $2.25. And, your telephone links you with some 140,000,000 others here and around the world. That's some growing! Accidents happen—but there's no extra charge for phone repairs. Telephones are built to take plenty of rolls of the society are not only available to the press or public.) The JBS is not anti-semitic, Negro or anti any religious... they in fact have chap-comprised of entirely colored membership. Also, we learned there are Jewish members the national advisory council. Our investigators found no evidence of violence or unlawful activity engaged in by the JBS. Our investigators did learn that in some chapters... are individuals who carry personal prejudices with into the organization.... The majority of JBS members do not support or agree with Mr. (Robert) Welch's under and director of JBS' documents, but they seldom dis- with him on policy. Major Coordinator In our investigation of Los Angeles, Orange County and San Bernardino County, we learned Southern California has a coordinator with two co-attors under that person. Co-attors' areas are divided into sections and each section has a r... We expected to find a "dicta- BTK Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS RANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 7 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM P.R. 2-1617 Accidents happen—but there's no extra charge for phone repairs. Telephones are built to take plenty of wear and it's usually many years before one needs fixing. However, if ever your phone is accidentally damaged—or something goes wrong through normal use—just call us and we'll send someone out to fix it. There's never an extra charge; your telephone comes with built-in repair service. Any Business with 45,000 customers must have an accurate method of keeping tract of customer's payments. Here in the Anaheim area most people pay by mail. Sally Baker, one of our Tellers in the Anaheim Office, takes about 10,000 payments a month from customers who want to pay in person. Cypress Hardware Company at 5461 East Lincoln Avenue, Cypress is our only authorized payment agency in the West Anaheim and Cypress Area. Payments made at a drug store or market cannot be guaranteed and you do so at your own risk. The Pacific Telephone Company