anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-19

Local Kiwanians To Attend 1933 Convention The Kiwanis Club of Anaheim will be represented at the 1953 convention of the California-Nevada-Hawaii Kiwanis District at Santa Monica, Oct. 18-21, Club President E. W. (Bill) Wylie announced today. The local representatives to the convention will be Wayne Butterbaugh, Frank Kellogg, Ray Link, and Bill Wylie. W. Donald Dubail, trustee of Kiwanis International and prominent attorney-at-law of St. Louis, Mo., will be a featured speaker during the four-day meeting at the Miramar Hotel. Delegates from 285 clubs in the district, representing a membership of over 17,100 business and professional leaders, will participate in the various sessions. Committee conferences, a discussion of plans for the coming year, and election of officers will highlight the convention program. Wylie said. The presiding officer will be Irvin C. Chasman, governor of the California-Nevada-Hawaii Kiwanis District and a prominent citrus grower of Fullerton, Calif. Dubail, who will serve as the official representative of Kiwanis International at the meeting, is a past governor of the Missouri-Kansas-Arkansas Kiwanis District. He is serving his third year as a trustee. Do You Know?? of Kiwanis International member of the American St. Louis Bar Association served as vice president the Kirkwood, Mo Council and the Kirr board. H. Park Arnold, irwanis International lumberman of Glenda Past International Presid B. Rice, business the board of education California, and J. H. dean of the graduate DO YOU KNOW?? QUESTION: Is there some special form of Glass Insurance which protects against loss from accidental breaking of the glass in the windshield or doors of a car? ANSWER: The Comprehensive part of the ordinary auto policy covers most normal, accidental damage to the glass in an automobile. H. H. STABBERT Insurance Agency Since 1929 124 W. Broadway — Ph. 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Broadway Opposite Post Off Sale of Savings Bonds in County Shows Increase In the first nine months of the year, sales of U.S. Savings Bonds in Orange County have increased nearly 50 per cent over last year's purchases in the same period, as September sales of $181,269.69 brought the 1953 total to $2,537,-925.17. Reported by Harry L. Hanson, Savings Bonds Committee chairman for the county, these sales of Series E and H bonds for the nine-month period compare with a total of $1,-723,362.33 at September-end 1952. September sales in the eleven Southern California counties, as announced by J., B. Messick, State Director of the Savings Bonds Division, amounted to $10,975,802.58. Total Southern California sales so far this year reached $118,580,226.-30, as compared to $84,492,742.10 invested during the same months last year. This represents a gain of more than 40 per cent over the January-September period a year ago, the Treasury official said, and continues to hold an "appreciable lead" over the national average. As of August, Messick stated that the national gain was 27.89 per cent above 1952 sales, while the Southland sales were up more than 42 per cent. With the steady growth in the number of persons participating in the Payroll Savings Plan, combined with the increased purchases of bonds by individuals attracted to the improved earnings features of Savings Bonds, Messick indicated that the Treasury expects the favorable trend to continue. Savings Bonds are the most constructive form of Government borrowing, and every dollar raised through the sale of a bond serves to strengthen DEATH STRIKES QUICKLY—Mrs. Frances Wihr (right) her mother, Mrs. Susan Towner, Mrs. Wihr's car was Lake, Ill., after collision with a truck. At left a policeman injured 11-year-old daughter, Ellen. Inherited Budget Troubles GOP By LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UP)—The treasury's books showed today the new Republican administration has slightly topped former President Truman's corresponding spending record in the first three and one-half months of the current fiscal year. The uneasy four bore threats to blight And so, another rea, Trieste and the tention. It dropped unexpected laps of United States French foreign minin in London during the end. They promptly of Kiwania International. He is a member of the American, Missouri, St. Louis Bar Associations. He has served as vice president of both the Kirkwood, Mo. Community Council and the Kirkwood school board. H. Park Arnold, trustee of Kiwania International and prominent lumberman of Glendale, Calif., and Past International Presidents Donald B. Rice, business manager for the board of education, of Oakland, California, and J. Hugh Jackson, dean of the graduate school of business at Stanford University, of Stanford, California, will also address the meeting. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results GOING SOMEWHERE CALL A YELLOW CAB No charge for extra passengers 4552 or 5544 Television COMPLETE COMPARISON very price! Now more people see, prove, buy DuMont than ever before! See, hear, prove and buy the greatest values in television! See how DuMont offers not one, two or three “special features”—but highest quality, point by point, in sets at every price! Troubles GOP By LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UP)—The treasury’s books showed today the new Republican administration has slightly topped former President Truman’s corresponding spending record in the first three and one-half months of the current fiscal year. The Republicans have collected a bit less in taxes than Mr. Truman exacted. And they are further in the red for the 1954 fiscal year so far than was Mr. Truman in the corresponding period of fiscal 1953. The national debt still is rising and stands today only $2,008,000 below the statutory limit which inherited a free-spending, big-deficit budget from Mr. Truman last January. They are having trouble with their spending brakes and more with the overall effort to balance the budget, a project which also involves taxes. The foregoing facts are basic in the fiscal policy decision now being sought by the administration and to be debated when Congress returns. In nearly eight years of office, Mr. Truman broke all records for taxing and spending. The tax and spending record in the current fiscal year underlines the hard fact that Republican economy efforts far have accomplished no more than just about hold the line on both fronts. Here are the fiscal year figures from July 1, as of mid-october. This year (Rep.) expenses $2,547,000,000 receipts $15,094,000 Last year (Dem.) expenses $2,772,000 receipts $15,247,000 Mr. Truman’s spending spiral was ever upward. He spent $66,145,000,000 in fiscal 1952 and went in the red by more than $4,000,000,000. Less than a month before leaving office last January, Mr. Truman sent to Congress his last budget. Truman’s Budget It proposed $78,587,000,000 to be spent in the 1954 fiscal year. The deficit was estimated at about $10,000,000,000. The Republicans have revised those figures downward it spend about $72,000,000,000 for a deficit under $4,000,000,000. Budget Director Joseph M. Dodge has pride in that clip of about $6,500,000,000 from the budget figure which Mr. Truman said was at rock bottom and could not be lowered. But the first budget duds as the easiest. Each additional $1,000,000,000 squeezed now from government spending will require increasingly greater pressure and insure May Erupt The uneasy four bors threatens to blast And so another rea. Trieste and the tention. It dropped unexpected laps of United States French foreign minin in London during the end. They promptly wanted baby on the United Nations. Counter At The spark that to latest threat was across the Jordan border sons, including womans were killed and in the Jordan village. The raid followed from Jordan across frontier in which two children were except for its fear Israeli raid was no literally hundreds owe occurred regular Israel-Jordan border signing of the Utrue in 1949. The Common In the 12 months of 1953, the United armistice commissars nearly 200 such bombs blame attached to Arab leaders first Secretary of State Dulles during his visit that, while they had with the Communities common enemy and not Moscow. The differences religious ones between Jew and deeper sentiment against state which sprang which the Arabs own. The Arabs fear tends to continue tory, at Arab expo Dragon Cafe Today With N Re-opening of the 1126 North Los Angeles announced for town owners. A grand-opper will be observed thru evening for taking over man Tong K. Lee, Moon Lee, Bing G. 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Budget Director Joseph Mr. Dodge has pride in that clip of about $6,500,000,000 from the budget figure which Mr. Trumán said was at rock bottom and could not be lowered. But the first budget cuts as the easiest. Each additional $1,000-000,000 squeezed now from government spending will require increasingly greater pressure and insure increasingly greater protest. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. find out • Dilly-dally and delay may be dangerous. At the first suggestion of illness, consult your physician, and follow his experienced counsel. Make it a point, also, to bring your Doctor's prescriptions to this dependable source where you are assured careful compounding and fair prices. HEYING Rexall DRUGS 144 W. Center Ph. 3204 Orchestra leader his orchestra have musicians for the benefit dance to Jude hospital as Sunny Hills recrute November 10. Tickets for the couple for adults for students w tickets. Local ticket chased from the l. If It's News Y The Bulletin FOU Dry cleaning dry cleaning as of it...your c as attractive clean as the them. No pipe super-modern m and conditionin ERM -MY C Karl Rn 117 W. Cypress Y—Mrs. Frances Wihr (right) peers fearfully into her auto at the body of owner. Mrs. Wihr's car was sent spinning from the highway near Diamond a truck. At left a policeman and woman passerby comfort Mrs. Wihr's Ellen. Fear Four-Year Israel-Arab Truce May Erupt Into Full-Scale Warfare The uneasy, four-year truce between Israel and her Arab neighbors threatens to blow up in a renewal of full-scale warfare. And so, another piece of unfinished business ranking with Korea, Trieste and the division of Germany comes forebly to world attention. It dropped unexpectedly into the laps of United States, British and French foreign ministers meeting in London during the last weekend. They promptly placed the unanticipated threat under control. May Erupt Into Full-Scale Warfare The uneasy, four-year truce between Israel and her Arab neighbors threatens to blow up in a renewal of full-scale warfare. And so, another piece of unfinished business ranking with Korea, Trieste and the division of Germany comes forebly to world attention. It dropped unexpectedly into the laps of United States, British and French foreign ministers meeting in London during the last weekend. They promptly placed the unwanted baby on the doorstep of the United Nations. Counter Attack The spark that touched off the latest threat was an Israeli raid across the Jordan border, in which Jordan authorities claim, 68 persons, including women and children, were killed and nine wounded in the Jordan village of Kibya. The raid followed an earlier one from Jordan across the Israeli frontier in which a woman and two children were killed. Except for its ferocity, the Israeli raid was no different from literally hundreds of others which have occurred regularly along the Israeli-Jordan border since the signing of the U.N. engineered truce in 1940. The Common Enemy In the 12 months ending in June, 1953, the United Nations mixed armistice commission ruled on nearly 200 such border raids, with blame attached to both sides. Arab leaders frankly told U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles during his visit last spring that, while they have no sympathy with the Communist philosophy, their common enemy is Tel-Aviv and not Moscow. The differences are more than religious ones between Moslem and Jew, and deeper than Arab re-mentation against this new Jewish state which sprang up in territory which the Arabs considered their own. The Arabs fear that Israel intends to continue to annex territory, at Arab expense. Dragon Cafe Reopens Today With New Owners Re-opening of the Dragon Cafe, 1128 North Los Angeles St., was announced for today by its new owners. A grand-opening celebration will be observed throughout the day and evening for the event. Taking over management will be Tong K. Lee, Moon J. Lee, May Y. Lee, Bing G. Quan and Sik P. Quan. All five owners have previously operated restaurants in Los Angeles and will employ their former staffs. The Dragon Cafe will specialize in Chinese food in addition to American dishes. It was announced. U. S. Congressman Urges Rhee to Fight WASHINGTON (UP)—Rep. Avin E. O'Konski (R-Wis.) has urged South Korean President Syngman Rhee to ignore the armlistice and "liberate" the anti-Communist prisoners held by the United Nations in Korea. He charged that the United States has been guilty of "unprecedented and uncivilized infamy" for its part in the U.N. handling of the prisoners. In a letter to the South Korean President, O'Konski said that if Rhee freed the prisoners "the free people the world over would praise you, and if need be, die, rather than be an observer to this sadistic and crudest of international infamous." "The entire civilized world is shoched at the shameful mistreatment of the 23,000 helpless patriots are receiving from the United Nations and the so-called 'neutral commission,'" O'Konski wrote. "The actions of these groups including my country will go down in history as the blackest and cruelest inhuman crime of the period," O'Konski told Rhee. "Would that God grant you the courage and vision to liberate those helpless patriots." Kin of Uranium King Die in Home Fire WARROAD, Minn., (UP)—The young nephew and niece of the discoverer of multi-million dollar uranium deposits in Utah, were burned to death in a fire which gutted their home yesterday. Mason Pick, 7, and Marilyn, 12, children of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pick, were found under a bed where firemen said they apparently crawled for protection. Vernon J. Pick, an uncle of the children, discovered the extensive deposits of uranium ore on the Colorado Plateau near Harksville, Utah, about a year ago. The children's 80-year-old grandmother, Mrs. Fred Pick, was hospitalized with third degree burns on her arms, back and face. Re-opening of the Dragon Cafe, 1128 North Los Angeles St., was announced for today by its new owners. A grand-opening celebration will be observed throughout the day and evening for the event. Taking over management will be Tong K. Lee, Moon J. Lee, May V. Lee, Bing G. Quan and Sik P. Quan. All five owners have previously operated restaurants in Los Angeles and will employ their former staffs. The Dragon Cafe will specialize in Chinese food in addition to American dishes. It was announced. Hours daily will be 11 a.m. to midnight with Fridays and Saturdays remaining open to 3 a.m., it was announced. Frank DeVol to Play Benefit for St. Jude Orchestra leader Frank DeVol and his orchestra have been obtained as musicians for the Rotary-sponsored benefit dance to be held for St. Jude hospital association in the Sunny Hills recreation center November 10. Tickets for the event are $5 per couple for adults and $3 per couple for students with student-body tickets. Local tickets may be purchased from the Baton Music Co. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin FOUND Dry cleaning as it should be, dry cleaning as you've dreamed of it... your clothes come back as attractive and sparklingly clean as the day you bought them. No pipe dream, it's our super-modern method of cleaning and conditioning your garments. ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Karl Knapp, Owner 117 W. Cypress St. Phone 4618