anaheim-gazette 1962-10-17

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday, October 17, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA JOHN EDGAR HOOKER DIRECTOR Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Department of Justice Washington, D.C. October 3, 1962 Honorable Virgil Pinkley Editor and Publisher Associated Desert and Pacific Newspapers 45-140 Towne Street Indio, California Dear Virgin: I have received your letter of September and deeply appreciate your very generous comments. It was indeed a pleasure to send you a graphed copy of my new book, "A Study of Communism." I am certainly glad to hear that you intend to carry out it in your newspapers and on your Sunday broadsides, my feeling that one of the most important factors in communism is an informed citizenry, and I do hope this book will help toward this end. Your interest in brief study on this subject to the attention of your listeners and the readers of your newspapers is most encouraging. Of course, it is highly important that people be educated to recognize communism as a threat to our freedom and, therefore, there are also two text editions of "A Study of Communism" which are designed to be used in either high schools or colleges. I thought book will help toward this end. Your interest in br study on this subject to the attention of your listeni and the readers of your newspapers is most encour Of course, it is highly important tha people be educated to recognize communism as a th our freedom and, therefore, there are also two tex editions of "A Study of Communism" which are des be used in either high schools or colleges. I though might like to know of this. Sincerely, ANNOUNCING THE NEW "CONTEN GAS RANGE BY O'KEEFE & MERRI Hangs on the wall or installs on a standard base cabinet for that built-in lo beauty delivers everything its good looks promise. Features? The finest: Gli Counter, Eye-Level Baking and Broiling units, Automatic "Burner with a Bi Check these new features: Master Control Panel puts all the controls at convenient eye-level: clock timer, Roastmeter and rotisserie switches, oven and broiler thermostat controls, plus top-burner controls. Automatic rotisserie brings the fun, flavor of outdoor cooking—indoors. Chrome-lined oven circulates fresh air for even baking; gives you faster cooking, more efficient low-temperature control. New Glide-Away cooking center conceal burners and become an clean food preparation center. "Bends pot-watching forever, foods Smokeless Grillevator Broiler adjusts with finger-tip control. broil with the door closed. Smoked consumed in the Gas flame. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Former Congress Candidate Gives Nod To Nixon Appointment of Mrs. Harriett Enderle, 1954 Congressional nominee on the Democratic ticket, a chairman of the Orange County Democrats for Nixon for Governor Committee, was announced this week by County Nixon leaders O. W. "Dick" Richard and Walter Schmid. In announcing the appointment, Richard and Schmid said that "This can be taken as an indication that those of us who have studied the situation are placing the good of our nation above party politics. We want better government in California". In accepting the appointment, Mrs. Enderle said she had been "disappointed in Governor Brown at various times. I do not believe he represents the Jeffersonian Democrat philosophy which I support." "I did not agree with Governor Brown when he did not use his position of power to help Adlai Stevenson secure the nomination at the 1960 Democratic Convention in Los Angeles, but instead turned his back on this man who had waged two hard campaigns for the party against General Eisenhower, an undefeatable candidate. I felt then, and feel now that Democrats owed the nomination to Adlai Stevenson, and that Governor Brown betrayed the high principles that would have given the nomination to Stevenson. In addition, there have been many occasions when Governor Brown's philosophy seemed diametrically opposed to the good..." "CONTEMPO" E & MERRITT for that built-in look. This versatile res? The finest: Glide-Away Cooking "Burner with a Brain," many more. Workers To Vote At Autonetics Approximately 10,000 employees of Autonetics Division, North American Aviation, will go to the polls Friday to decide whether each employee should share in individual responsibility as well as in benefits. Friday's election, recommended by President Kennedy's special aerospace panel, will end nearly six months of negotiations between the UAW and North American. The issue in Friday's election is whether the United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement workers of America, should be the bargaining agent for all North American Aviation employees. GUESTS OF HONOR ... "Engineer Bill" Orange County 1962-63 Junior Action on four fronts in Orange County has signaled the kickoff of the 1962-63 Junior Achievement program, a report from C. E. White, manager of administration, Hughes Aircraft Company ground systems group, revealed What Is A Soldier Nine-Year Old Of "I've been in the Army 19 years and no one ever aksed me that question before!" Speaking was MSgt. Buster P Kidder of the U. S. Army Recruiting Station in Anaheim, following a recent encounter with a nine year old boy brought to the station by his mother. "The child wanted to know, 'What is a soldier?'" "The mother," Sgt. Kidder said, "told me, 'Both my father and husband have served with the United States Army but I can't give my boy an answer that seems to satisfy him." "Sensing her dilemma and realizing that many other parents may be faced with a similar question from their own youngsters ... especially now that news headlines tell of possible new Reserve call ups..." Sgt. Kidder mused, "I knew my answer would not be just for this child alone." For an answer the recruiting sergeant dug into his memory and remembered what "old sergeants" had told him during his ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Wednesday of each week at 250 East Center Street Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY, Editor and Publisher 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 When the Federal Government lowers tariffs on goods manufactured in foreign countries, using the advanced design and technological developments supplied to them under our foreign aid program, YOU AND YOUNG EXAMPLE of the steel for the bus and you can ask any BOB GEIER O dent's desire to lower like us. BOB GEIER beli protect your job — an PROTECT YOU VOTE "Bob" For CONGRESS— Experienced—5 years Administrative Congressn This is a NEW district — there is NO Incumbent. Geier for CanHarold U. The GUESTS OF HONOR AT ANAHEIM-WESTERN UNITED FUND LUNCHEON "Engineer Bill talks with heart victim and avid fan David Korsen Orange County High Schools Kick Off 2-63 Junior Achievement Programs on four fronts in Orange this week. man Adolphe Schoepe of Ana- ANGE COUNTY High Schools Kick Off 62-63 Junior Achievement Programs on four fronts in Orange has signaled the kickoff of 62-63 Junior Achievement, a report from C.E. manager of administra-ghes Aircraft Company systems group, revealed this week. Community leaders have provided the essential industry support, White said, through their countywide District Council of Junior Achievement. Under chairman Adolphe Schoepe of Anaheim, and including White, twelve their experienced counsel to Orange County youth. Now in its fourth year in Orange County, the Junior Achievement program is directed by District Council members who include John Hopwood, Newport Beach (Aeronutronics); Marvin Gade, Fullerton (Kimberly-Clark) H. J. Hagn, Brea (Chiksan); Claud F. Sympson, Fullerton (Pacific Hawaiian Products); and Robert A. Daily, Anaheim (Delco-Remy). Other council members include Robert D. Johnson, Newport Beach (Collins Radio); Robert B. Wright, Santa Ana (Bank of America); Linton T. Simmons, Santa Ana (Superintendent of Schools); George W. Stevenson, Fullerton (American Meter); L. W. Patterson, Santa Ana (Pepsi-Cola Bottling); Donald Burdick, Fullerton (Southern Counties Gas); and Justin M. Kennedy, Santa Ana (Southern Counties Gas). Second Task A second task completed this week, following the council's approval of a JA master plan, was the successful orientation assemblies presented by JA center manager, C. E. Clitheroe, to explain the program to high school students. Schools included Santa Ana High, Servite High, Brea-Olinda High, Marywood High, Anaheim High, Mater Dei High, Western High and Savanna High. Industry initiated the third segment of the fall kickoff program, White declared, by providing businessmen speakers for high school assemblies to explain why business leaders favor and underwrite Junior Achievement. Speakers from industry included A. G. Hoppas from Hughes-Fullerton who spoke at Marywood High school: L. W. Patterson of POLITICAL ADV. VOTE NOV. 6th Elect RICHARD T. HANNA TO CONGRESS A REAL LEGISLATOR Hanna For Congress Committee Robert L. Wetzler, Chairman thereby giving them mass productive capacity equal to ours but with one third the wage rate, and at the same time puts undue pressure on American business, there is only one loser— AND YOUR JOB EXAMPLE of the above. The Federal government is now buying much of its steel for the building of U. S. Naval ships from foreign countries . . . and you can ask any steelworker how things are where he works. BOB GEIER OPPOSES (the Democrat candidate supports) the President's desire to lower tariffs unilaterally — simply to make other countries like us. BOB GEIER believes your employer should be allowed to grow — to protect your job — and to develop new jobs for our expanding population. PROTECT YOUR JOB — PROTECT YOUR COUNTRY VOTE FOR "Bob" Robert A. GEIER CONGRESS—34th District 5 years Administrative Assistant in Washington to Congressman James B. Utt Incumbent, Geier for Congress Committee Harold U. Thomas, Chairman