anaheim-gazette 1963-05-08

AN EDITORIAL Division in Laos Permitted Typical Communist Action The dangerous situation in Laos was to be expected. The mess there is the logical outcome to the creation of a three-headed monster wherein the tiny Southeast Asian kingdom was split into three groups headed by pro-Communist, pro-Western and neutral forces. Any time the Reds are permitted to participate in such a division of a country, or if Communists gain important cabinet positions in a coalition government, the ball game is all over. It is only a matter of time. The Reds are consistent. They never really retreat and they do not give up. They may back up temporarily, or switch to another tactic, but they do not give up on goals. Their goal in Southeast Asia is to take over through various means Laos, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, South Vietnam, Malaya and Formosa. Once this is achieved, the next wave of conquests would carry them to Indonesia, South Korea, New Zealand, India, Japan and the Philippines. Today the Communists In Southeast Asia, regarded by Peiping as a prime area for their efforts and concern, are utilizing subversion, infiltration, sabotage, propaganda, psychological warfare and the threat of military-economic-diplomatic pressures. In the end if these techniques do not succeed, military aggression in varying degrees can be utilized. Russia is vitally concerned and extremely active in Southeast Asia too. and Cuba. They do not want law and order and progress and peace in Lao Quite the contrary. Laos gives the Kremlin a made-to-order situation which can be played on at will by the Soviets. They know that Laos is thou sands of miles away from the United States and at the end of our supply lines. They realize further, that we are committed and stretched out in Korea and South Vietnam and to a lesser degree in Thailand. Further that we have a somewhat uncertain and vacillating policy in Southeast Asia as in many other areas. When Laos goes Thailand will be directly and immediately endangere and the same applies in a slightly lesser degree to Cambodia, Burma, and South Vietnam. These countries are the route the Reds want to travel after they drive toward Malaya and eventually Indonesia. The latter country probably can be taken over without too much trouble in view of the heavy Communist efforts there, a large Party and commitments made by Indonesia to Moscow and Peiping. If Moscow and Peiping wanted to stop the fighting in Laos and restore peace and progress to that country they could overnight. But they do not. They have a situation in Laos which they will exploit fully. Every country behind the iron and bamboo curtains which fell through infiltration or subversion did so by Communists taking over key positions in the government. The Reds went afarer the minister of defense, minister of Today the Communists in Southeast Asia, regarded by Pelping as a prime area for their efforts and concern, are utilizing subversion, infiltration, sabotage, propaganda, psychological warfare and the threat of military-economic-diplomatic pressures. In the end if these techniques do not succeed, military aggression in varying degrees can be utilized. Russia is vitally concerned and extremely active in Southeast Asia too. The seven nations earmarked by Pelping for conquest during the next few years have about 500,000 square miles of territory. They are rich in food production, especially rice, and they have many natural resources such as tin, rubber, oil, minerals, fishing, and forest products. Their population number some 170 millions. Red China has about 3½ million square miles and something like 700 to 800 million people. The Reds are poor in raw materials, have an extremely low living standard, and are faced with food shortages or famine much of the time. Therefore Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, South Vietnam, Maylaya and Formosa are rich and tempting prizes. Moscow and Pelping are utilizing Laos as they have Berlin, South Korea If Moscow and Pelping wanted to stop the fighting in Laos and restore peace and progress to that country they could overnight. But they do not. They have a situation in Laos which they will exploit fully. Every country behind the iron and bamboo curtains which fell through infiltration or subversion did so by Communists taking over key positions in the government. The Reds went after the minister of defense, minister of the interior and minister of press and propaganda. This gave them control of all military forces, the secret police jails and concentration camps and mediums of thought and expression. The various Red ministers of press and propaganda took over newspapers, radio stations and then moved over into schools, theaters and churches. But always the Communists worked to win the defense ministership which gave them the shooting control and real power of the country. The troika, or Russian three-headed monster concept, is only another expression of this basic Communist tactic. It is classic with the Reds. Laos they have achieved another troika setup. Virgil Pinkley Sonosky Gets UCB Advance Promotion of J. M. Sonosky to assistant vice president in the oil division at the Sixth and Grand office of UUnUited California Bank has been announced by Frank L. King, chairman of the board. King, chairman of the board. A graduate of the University of Southern California, Sonosky enters the employ of United California Bank in 1959 with ten years of experience in the oil business. From 1949 until 1957 he was a production geologist with the Shell Oil Company, Los Angeles. For two years prior to joining the bank he was a senior petroleum engineer with The Superior 011 Company, Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Sonosky reside in Anaheim at 1744 Bowling Street. Slipped Disc Vets Getting Recall Exams Approximately one-third of the 1,000 veterans who have been treated for back trouble known as "slipped disc" have been re-examined in a Veterans Administration research project aimed at comparing present treatment and developing better techniques in therapy, it was announced today by Dr. Michael Matte, Director of Long Beach VA Hospital. The recall of veterans suffering from ruptured intervertebral discs has no bearing on their eligibility for VA compensation or pension. A VA team of medical specialists, including neurosurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, radiologists and statisticians has the study under way at the Long Indonesia to Moscow and Pelping. Four From City Win Trip East Seven Piitney-Bowes men represent Long Beach and ange County at the company annual homecoming sales event to be held next week. Stamford, Conn., and A City, it was announced here by Elwood M. Davis, sales service vice president. The men, who won the their excellent performance the company's sales can last Fall are: Floyd C. Smitha, branch agent, Anaheim; Lester J. Tson, service manager; Beach; and sales men Jabrulia, Culver City; John Orange; George Matsukes; B. Leavy and William R. Scully all from Anaheim. The conference celebrates company's best sales year history, during which growth increased 10.5 per cent in 1961's to a total of over $84.0 million. SP Giant Freight Cars Put in Service Chances are that local residents will see a striking and mammoth, new freight car next time they're near the Southern Pacific tracks. Twice as long and two feet higher than the average, the HyCube Hydra-Cushion car — as it has been christened — will be readily apparent to even the casual observer due to its size and handsome scarlet and gray color scheme. The car is 94-feet 8-inches long from coupler to coupler, stands 17 feet above the top of the rail and has a payload capacity of 10,000 cubic feet. Most researchers agree beer was an accidental discovery and nature was the first brewer. When a fire destroyed a barley field and the debris fermented in the sun after a rain, a vary basic brew was the result. ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Wednesday of each week at 421 East Cerritos A 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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To be considered for Academic Honors, students must take an academic program including four years of college preparatory English, algebra I, geometry, two years of laboratory science, a year of U.S. history, a year of senior problems, two years of foreign language, and an additional year of math science, or language. In addition a composite grade point average of 3.5 must be maintained. Joan Irving Brandt Art to be Exhibited The Trustees of the Oliver L. Halsell Foundation have announced an exhibit of water color paintings and ceramic sculpture by Joan Irving Brandt, will be open to the public, Monday, May 20, through May 26. The display will be in the Waverley Gallery, 1700 E. Fairhaven Ave., Santa Ana. The gallery will be opened daily from 2 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Brandt has won several prizes for her works entered in TWO LIFE MEMBERSHIPS—Mrs. Gladys Gerard (lower) and Mrs. Helen St. Clair are the two recipients of Honorary Memberships from Theodore Roosevelt School and both were The Trustees of the Oliver L. Halsell Foundation have announced an exhibit of water color paintings and ceramic sculpture by Joan Irving Brandt, will be open to the public, Monday, May 20, through May 26. The display will be in the Waverley Gallery, 1700 E. Fairhaven Ave., Santa Ana. The gallery will be opened daily from 2 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Brandt has won several prizes for her works entered in California exhibits and is represented in the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS SINCE 1923 529 So. State College Blvd. FIRST FEDERAL'S NEW ANAHEM EXTRAS FOR Some savings institutions give you some of the savings extras First of the essentials. 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