anaheim-gazette 1962-08-15

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Disneyland Agrees Dear Mr. Bohrer: Congratulations on your article pointing out the lack of directional signs into Anaheim on state and interstate arteries. This has been a long-felt problem and I sincerely hope that your article is instrumental in helping the situation. The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce has worked on this problem. I don't believe the State Highway Commission has been very sympathetic. The Visitor and Convention Bureau is actually the only organization that has directional billboards on outlying interstate highways. While they are of some assistance, it is obvious that a great many more are needed. With best wishes, I am Sincerely, Edwin D. Ettinger, Director Public Relations Division Disneyland Dear Editor: I found you article, "Where's Anaheim?" most factual and interesting. This confusing state of affairs is one which we seem unable to communicate to the proper authorities. Let's hope that your article will help get some action to clear up a situation of which we are constantly reminded by the people who have found it confusing enough to spend two or three hours or more in search of their vacation goal. more odious "sewage." And how about the nasty term "government spending" we hear so much about? Couldn't it be "wealth distribution" or "resources reallocation"? That very bad word "deficit" might become more soothing if labeled "minus adjustment." Few like the word "tax;" it's unpleasant and harsh. It might have much less sting if replaced by something with the grand blandness of "citizen investment." It isn't really "citizen investment," of course, but let's not quibble over details. Politicians don't. It could be that the Administration is missing a golden opportunity to change our language into something more palatable by such colorful appellations. If the idea catches on, we might even have a Semantics Coordinator to dream up soothing phrases. They would make thing's sound better, even if they don't clean up the mess we're in. Sincerely, Fred W. Alkire Unusual Display Opens Friday There has been quite a discussion lately about ways to home-can albacore use the oven method, or pressure cooker. The Public Health Service a study of the subject mends the pressure cooktuna is a low acid product requires a sterilization process high temperatures to prevent danger of botulism. Here is a pressure cookeipe for home-canning alba. Put ½ teaspoon salt in sterilized pint jar. Pack with raw skinned albacore meat optional). Add one spoon olive or oil of your Tighten lids and place in pot cooker. Cook 90 minutes a pressure. Let jars cool in a pressure goes down na Do not retighten lids. Of course there is still an way to accomplish this. Pavilion in Balboa and Landing in Newport Bea are offering a service which can exchange whole albacore "chicken of the sea" a nominal charge. While on the subject of all it seems the weekday low passengers has thinned out what. Guess the "eager babe fished themselves on loading the pantry with alba This is good news for those have been putting off the trip—or second and this cause it was so hard to get spot. Weekends, of course, are out for several weeks in ad but it is now possible to get on most albacore special just a day or two advance. Unusual Display Opens Friday At Home Savings Yours very truly, Douglas A. Farley, Manager Anaheim Area Visitor and Convention Bureau Dear Sir: Just read your last two installments of your series of five on "Nation's Press Should Play Important Role — or The Stomach Turning Point." So very sorry to have missed the first three in the series. Is it possible to get them? Would like three copies to send to children in three different states. We need more of those things, to awaken people from their smug, apathetic attitude toward their church and country. That editorial should be published in every paper in the Union. It was so intelligently written in words of one syllable. Sincerely, Mrs. Vernon Molck 305 S. State College Blvd. Dear Mrs. Molk: Additional copies of the Jenkin Lloyd Jones series on "The Stomach Turning Point" may be obtained at the Gazette office. Your opinion of the series of articles voices the commendation of many Gazette readers. Mr. Jones has stirred national interest with his pungent remarks. Richard W. Bohrer News editor Pennsylvania Meet The Pennsylvania State Society annual picnic will be held Sunday, Aug. 19, at Bixby Park on Cherry and Ocean Streets in Long Beach. Pennsylvaniaians have been requested to register by county from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A program and band concert have been planned for all Southern California Pennsylvanians. A food concession will be on the grounds or thos going may take a picnic lunch. Mrs. Harry Diehl, 5304 Harco St., Long Beach, is president of the Pennsylvania State Society. Jones Earns Degree William C. Jones was awarded a master of arts degree from the Creighton University, Omaha, Neb., at the conclusion of the current summer season. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Jones, 8921 Kennelly Lane, Anaheim, Cal., and a 1954 graduate of Mount Carmel High School. He is married to the former Cecilia K. Bush, daughter of Mr. Fred W. Alkire My report from Washington this week is a great editorial ten by Dr. Robert Morris, for General Counsel for the S. Internal Security Committee President of the University Dallas, and now devoting time to the lecture circuit. An outstanding authority on international communist conspiracy and a world authority on munist encirclement. He has kind enough to permit me to his recent column of "Around World" entitled "THE TRAIN SET." This week's relaxation on part of our negotiators in their mand for inspection, prepare to new disarmament discuss with the Soviets, puts in focus posture on the world scene to "We are pleading with the Gunists to accept our 'disarmment plan' which calls for the solution of our magnificent tary establishment in three st and the transfer of all militar power to a 'U.N. Peace Force.' We are making concessions on concessions to have them act our proposals." Politicians seem to be increasingly intrigued with the sweeter sounds of semantics. No longer are they "old folks," now they are "senior citizens." Perhaps they could use a few more suggestions, since it's a known fact that people can accomplish more when they speak in positive terms instead of using hackneyed phrases with negative connotations. For instance: "water quality control" has a more positive ring than "pollution control." Perhaps municipal waste could be called "spent water" rather than the Jones Earns Degree William C. Jones was awarded a master of arts degree from the Creighton University, Omaha, Neb., at the conclusion of the current summer season. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Jones, 8921 Kennelly Lane, Anaheim, Cal., and a 1954 graduate of Mount Carmel High School. He is married to the former Cecilie K. Bush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bush, Palo Alto, Cal. Jones majored in English. He holds a bachelor in science degree from Santa Clara University. AUG. 16-17-18 Matinees Aug. 17 & 18 2:30 p.m.—Eve. 8 p.m. THE LOVELY WATER BALLET GIRLS Sam Snyder's WATER FOLLIES WORLD'S GREATEST WATER & STAGE SHOW Presented Here in the World's Largest Portable Pools and Stage 2 Hours of Exciting Entertainment • World Champion Divers FAMOUS STAGE ACTS! • 13 WATER SCENES! • 10 STAGE NUMBERS! Funniest Diving Clowns! • Stage and Water Ballet! —MATINEES— Adults—$1.50 & $2.00 Children—.75 & $1.25 —EVENINGS— Adults $1.75 & $2.50 Children—$1.00 & $1.75 BUENA PARK HIGH SCHOOL Orangethorpe & Magnolia, Buena Park Let's Go Fishing There has been quite a bit of discussion lately about different ways to home-can albacore. Many use the oven method, others the pressure cooker. The Public Health Service, after a study of the subject, recommends the pressure cooker as tuna is a low acid product which requires a sterilization process at high temperatures to prevent the danger of botulism. Here is a pressure cooker recipe for home-canning albacore: Put ½ teaspoon salt in clean, sterilized pint jar. Pack tightly with raw skinned albacore (dark meat optional). Add one tablepoon olive or oil of your choice. Tighten lids and place in pressure cooker. Cook 90 minutes at 15 lbs. Pressure. Let jars cool in cooker as pressure goes down naturally. Do not retighten lids. Of course there is still an easier way to accomplish this. Balboa Pavilion in Balboa and Sesport Landing in Newport Beach both are offering a service where you can exchange whole albacore foranned "chicken of the sea" for a nominal charge. While on the subject of albacore, it seems the weekday loads of passengers has thinned out somewhat. Guess the "eager beavers" have fished themselves out after loading the pantry with albacore. This is good news for those who have been putting off that first trip—or second and third—because it was so hard to get a fishing spot. Weekends, of course, are sold out for several weeks in advance, but it is now possible to get a bunk on most albacore specials with just a day or two advance notice. KOREAN 'COUSIN'—The Orange County Mothers of Adopted Korean Children welcomed Sohn the county have adopted Korean children several more ready to make the trip s WASHINGTON REPORT Let's Stop Conceding to Our Entrance My report from Washington week is a great editorial writen by Dr. Robert Morris, former General Counsel for the Senate Internal Security Committee, la-President of the University of Las Vegas, and now devoting his time to the lecture circuit. He is outstanding authority on the international communist conspiracy and a world authority on commist encirclement. He has been allowed to permit me to use recent column of "Around The World" entitled "THE TRAP IS NOW." This week's relaxation on the list of our negotiators in their deal for inspection, preparatory new disarmament discussions in the Soviets, puts in focus our future on the world scene today. We are pleading with the Cominists to accept our 'disarmament plan' which calls for the dissection of our magnificent military establishment in three stages: the transfer of all military forces to a 'U.N. Peace Force,' are making concession after sessions to have them accept proposals. This is not a disarmament some of their propaganda wherein they are urging their people here to support the plan with Red China included in a U.N. which they would like to see 'evolve' further. "We are making concessions in our demands for inspection. Every time we meet, it seems we lower the safeguards. We have even waived the necessity of an inventory at the initiation of the disarmament process. "The Rostow Report, which is being concealed from the American people, reflects this same policy. More and more of our planners and ex-planners will tell you that merger with the Soviets is our policy today. "But even worse is our posture wherein we are moving all over the world, helping to create the left - leaning governments that Khrushchev will need to give him assured control of the new ruling body. "People keep wondering why, for instance, we are throttling courageous little anti-communist Greece while we fatten up communist Yugoslavia, our foresworn ka Government in that little country that is the hub of Southeast Asia. "DDuring this past week we extended our influence to give Khrushchev's front runner in Indonesia, Sukarno, a complete victory in Dutch New Guinea. We are moving for economic sanctions or worse against Moise Tse who is holding out against Troika government we are denigrating the lead Spain, of West Germany, ogal. We conspicuously deny portunity to the head of bel ed Guatemala to visit this county." Former Newsman To Manage Nixon Campaign In County Co-chairmen of the Orange County Nixon for Governor Committee Monday announced the appointment of a campaign manager for the general election in November. Announcement was made by Walter Schmid, Garden Grove rancher, and O. W. (Dick) Richard, Newport Beach civic leader and merchant, co-chairman of the group. Schmid and Richard reported they have appointed Frank Green, long-time resident of Balboa, to manage the fall campaign of the Nixon forces in this county. Green, a former newsman for "But even worse is our posture wherein we are moving all over the world, helping to create the left - leaning governments that Khrushchev will need to give him assured control of the new ruling body. People keep wondering why, for instance, we are throttling courageous little anti-communist Greece while we fatten up communist Yugoslavia, our foresworn enemy. It does not make sense to many that we are cutting down in assistance to Free China while we work affirmatively to bring Soviet Outer Mongolia into the U.N. Many still cannot understand why we pressured General Nosavan in Laos to give Khrushchev his Troi Local Students On Dean’s List Eight Anaheim people were among the fifty-two students at Orange State College who achieved a 3.5 grade point average or above during the 2962 Spring semester according to Ernest A. Becker, Dean of Students. To be eligible for the Dean's list students must carry a minimum of twelve units of work. The students are: Margaret E. Beck, 2116 Chateau; Nancy B. Clark, 1760 West Orange St.; Betty L. Heinze, 1135 West North St.; Patricia A. Hopson, 1005 B Arlington; Patricia G. MacKay, 1155 North Citron St.; Apt. 7; Mary A. Price, 610 Chaucer St.; Hazel M. Wersky, 421 S. Benwood St.; and Joyce N. Wiley, 2030 Orange St. This is particularly appropriate for apple pie. Add grated cheddar to pie crust dough. Then, just before putting the top crust on the pie, sprinkle grated cheese fairly lavishly over the apples." ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Wednesday of each week at 259 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. Member, California Newspaper Publishers Association BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Undertaking One-Fifth Less ANAHEIM MORTUARY "Chapel of the Bells" Don Baggott PR 6-1600 Bill Troutn SIDELIGHTS No Gems From These Babes By DORIS LEE Maybe kids do say the darnest things, but certainly not when you want them to. The Art Linkletter show is fixed. It has to be. You can't just come up to a child cold turkey and ask, "What would you do if you were president?" and expect him to toss back a typical "danedest thing" such as, "I'd resign because I'm too little." Not without some kind of pre-planning anyway. It simply won't work. We tried it the other day with fizzling results when two youngsters wandered into the office out of curiosity. "What's all that noise in the back room?" asked the tallest one, a boy of about eight. "Printing machines," said the editor, "why?" He shrugged. "Just wondered. This is a newspaper office, isn't it?" "Yes, it is," said the editor. "How did you know?" "I can tell by the pile of newspapers on the counter here," he said. "And the typewriters too," said the other, a girl of about six. I stopped typing and looked at her. "So what? Secretaries type." Grime Giveaway She came closer and scanned the top of my desk. "Yes, but secretaries have nice shiny, new desks." "How do you know so much?" I asked, self-consciously dusting a corner off with a kleenex. with the questions?" he asked. "Does Art get help?" I began typing again. "Okay kids," he said, "come over to my desk here. I want to ask you some questions." "I want to see the machines," said the boy. "Not now, they're too busy. Now then, are you all set? Here's your first question. What do you want to be when you grow up?" "I dunno," the boy said, hooking two paper clips together. "How about you, little girl?" he asked, taking her fingers out of his coffee cup. In answer she crossed her eyes and pulled on her ears while her tongue dangled from the corner of her grinning mouth. He turned to me in consternation. Practicing Now "It's quite clear," I said. "She wants to be an idiot when she grows up." "Let's try another question," he said grimly. "What does your mother look like?" "She looks like me," she said, crossing her eyes again and stretching her mouth into a grotesque grin with her fingers. "Stop that!" he snapped. "Do you want your face to freeze that way?" She stared at him momentarily, then burst into hilarious laughter. Our Enemies worse against Moise Tshombe who is holding out against the Troika government we are forcing on the Congolese People. We are denigrating the leaders of Spain, of West Germany, of Portugal. We conspicuously deny an opportunity to the head of beleaguered Guatemala to visit this country. In welcoming the pro-Soviet dictator of Ghana. We seem to be knocking down all of Khrushchev's enemies for him. This makes sense only on the theory that we are making the prospect of merger more palatable to Khrushchev. But meanwhile the American people are being brainwashed by our planners that communism is 'mellowing.' We are told it is no longer a threat because it is not 'monolithic' but 'polycentric.' When you analyze the evidence you find that most of it comes from communist handouts, and independent checks show communism more organizationally integrated than ever before — and more intransigent. There are other strands, too. I labored for years in the field of internal security. I learned often of effective pressures from the planners to crush the witnesses who worked with us in exposing Khrushchev's advance guard, while shoring up and rehabilitating those we succeeded in bringing to the surface. Otis Carney, in his perceptive book 'Good Friday 1963,' knew whereof he wrote when on page "And the typewriters too," said the other, a girl of about six. I stopped typing and looked at her. "So what? Secretaries type." Grime Giveaway She came closer and scanned the top of my desk. "Yes, but secretaries have nice shiny, new desks." "How do you know so much?" I asked, self-consciously dusting a corner off with a kleenex. "I see it on television," she said, poking around in the waste basket. "Say! I have an idea for a little feature," said the editor. "Let's interview these kids, Art Linkletter style. It'll be a riot." "Okay," I said, "you play Art and I'll be the audience." "Aren't you going to help me grow up." "Let's try another question," he said grimly. "What does your mother look like?" "She looks like me," she said, crossing her eyes again and stretching her mouth into a grotesque grin with her fingers. "Stop that!" he snapped. "Do you want your face to freeze that way?" She stared at him momentarily, then burst into hilarious laughter. He turned to the boy, who was busily stuffing his pockets with paper clips. "Well," he barked at him, "what does your mother look like?" "I dunno," said the boy. The editor glared at him. "All right," he hissed. "I'll give you two one more chance. Do you think summer vacations are too long?" They stared at him blankly, then looked at each other. "Come on, let's go," said the boy. "Looks like he isn't going to let us see those machines." "You know what I think?" he continued as they walked out. "He's a teacher disguised as an editor." "Sure, I had him pegged all along." said the girl. "What nerve! Trying to trap us with that Art Linkletter jazz." "We've got to keep kids from straying in here," the editor growled. "Suits me," I said. "No sense to it," he grumbled. "interrupting our work and wrecking our deadline." He rummaged around his desk for a moment. Then he exploded. "Where are my paper clips!" Texas Senator To Be Speaker Senor John Tower of Texas will be the featured speaker at a Republican fund-raising dinner in the Disneyland Hotel's Embassy Room Sept. 14. Senator Tower's Orange County speech will be the most prominent appearance in California for the fiery Texas Conservative. The $100-a-plate dinner will be the major fund-raising event of the Orange County Republican Central Committee this year, Chairman Dennis Carpenter of FRANK GREEN ... Campaign Head With his wife, Theresa, and sons Dan, 19, and Stephen, 15, he sits at 822 West Ocean Front, Palboa. Schmid and Richard said that Green will coordinate the efforts of Nixon supporters in all Orange County communities, and furnish news coverage to the press and radio stations here. His appointment was effective August first. "There are other strands, too. I labored for years in the field of internal security. I learned often of effective pressures from the planners to crush the witnesses who worked with us in exposing Khrushchev's advance guard, while shoring up and rehabilitating those we succeeded in bringing to the surface. 'Otis Carney, in his perceptive book 'Good Friday 1963,' knew whereof he wrote when on page 85 he told of planners who are socializing the United States in order to make merger more appealing to Khrushchev. "I find this issue — the eclipse of our heritage through merger with our enemies — so predominant over all others that it calls for the ultimate in emphasis. People must be told what the planners are up to. I am sure that if they knew their reactions would be wholesome and effective." RENTALS Manual and Electric TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES SALES Phone 776-0911 Typewriter Rentals As Low As $6.50 Monthly! H. A. MARRS office machines 103 S. Clementine—ANAHEIM