anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-29

WELL, WELL, WELL, AND WELL—Three boys and a girl, as yet unnamed, sleep away in incubator in a Lansing, Mich., hospital, after their birth to Mrs. June Trollman, 33. They were Michigan third set of quadruplets. One of the quads died late yesterday. Surviving Quadruplets Watched by Doctors LANBING, Mich. (UP)—Doctors kept a close watch today on the three surviving Trollman quadrup. The mother, Mrs. June Trollman a 33-year-old divorced factory worker, was to be told today of the death of one of the quads, a boy, yesterday. Cause of death was listed as immaturity and atelectosis. Two brothers and a sister remained in incubators. They were being fed with eye droppers. Dr. E. J. Robson, who delivered the babies, said they have a "fair" Government Attempts to Show Samish Did Not Declare $90,000 as Income SAN FRANCISCO (P)—The government has presented evidence purporting to show that lobbyist Arthur H. Samish received nearly $90,000 from the Blow Company, Inc., which he never declared an taxable income. A bundle of 39 canceled checks totaling $89,580 were introduced in Samish's tax evasion trial yesterday. The government claimed he received this money for his services in connection with a Schenley advertising account formerly held by the agency. Samish, for 20 years a powerful figure in California politics, is accused of evading $71,878 in federal man said. "He'd tell me how make out the checks." Zinneman said he worked on an agreement with Samish in 19 by which the lobbyist was to receive one-quarter of the Bi agency's profits on the Schenley account. The profits ran The mother, Mrs. June Trollman a 33-year-old divorced factory worker, was to be told today of the death of one of the quads, a boy, yesterday. Cause of death was listed as immaturity and atelectosis. Two brothers and a sister remained in incubators. They were being fed with eye droppers. Dr. E. J. Robson, who delivered the babies, said they have a "fair chance of survival." All still weighed less than three pounds. UPHOLSTERING Hammond-Wade Co. 128 No. Los Angeles St., Ph. 4717 Free Estimates Visit Us Before The Stork Visite You For Your Complete Maternity Wardrobe Suits - Dresses - Lingerie CATHY'S MATERNITY SHOP 306 W. 11th, Santa Ana, KI 3-8704 Near Sycamore Open Friday 9:00 a.m. to 9 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO (P)—The government has presented evidence purporting to show that lobbyist Arthur H. Samish received nearly $90,000 from the Blow Company, Inc., which he never declared an taxable income. A bundle of $3 canceled checks totaling $89,580 were introduced in man said. "He'd tell me how make out the checks." Zinneman said he worked on an agreement with Samish in 1918 by which the lobbyist was to cease one-quarter of the Bid agency's profits on the Schenel liquor account. The profit ran high as 3 per cent of the gross advertising billings from Schenel. Earlier testimony placed billings as high as five million dollars a year. Records Destroyed Zinneman said he gave a statement of the firm's deal with Samish last year to inter-revenue agents. He said he showed a copy of the statement shortly after to Samish. "He told me this is all a part of lies," Zinneman said. "I ask him to point out one lie in it, be repeated. It's a pack of lies." Under cross-examination, Zinneman admitted that there is entry in the agency's books showing that any check was ever livered to Samish. He said no of the agency's records for years before 1949 have been troyed. Claim Thousands Of Anti-Reds in East Germany LONDON (UP) — Authoritative British sources said today anti-Communist Partisan forces operating in Soviet East Germany number several thousand men parently directed by a uncommand. Some preliminary mates reaching London place number of the active Partisan forces at between 5000 and 100 men. 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Those are the saddest words of tongue or pen for many of young bride of today. Her husband makes love to her about once a month after the first flush of married life has worn off. Child a Year "But in the Victorian era..." Dr. Churchill, who has seven grandchildren, sighed reminiscently. "In the Victorian age, a man presented his wife with a baby every year. Every year, mind you They were men in those days. Dr. Churchill said her view drew approving comment when she expressed them recently before the Married Women's Association. She specializes in the psychology of unhappy marriages. Dr. Churchill said the stress of modern high-pressure living tended to take the minds off the simple home comforts which completely satisfied the Victorian husband and wife. "The modern men are simply worn out," she said. "And they have other things on their mind." 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CAKE MIXES 32¢ Pictsweet Frozen Potatoes, Butter Beans, Broccoli, Mixed Vegetables Cut Corn, Peas and Carrots, Corn, Peas, Spinach, Squash 6 pkg. 89¢ Finer Made Sweet PICKLES 24 oz. jar 39¢ Gerber's Baby Food 12 cans 95¢ dry cereal pkg. 16¢ ICE CREAM ARDEN'S FAMILY PAK ½ gal. 69¢ Thursday, October 29, 1953 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN — Tired" to Raise Big Families In the Victorian age, a man and his wife with a baby year. Every year, mind you, more men in those days." Churchill said her views approving comment when pressed them recently because Married Women's Association she specializes in the psychology of unhappy marriages. Churchill said the stress of high-pressure living tend to take the minds off the home comforts which so easily satisfied the Victorian and wife. Modern men are simply out," she said. "And they other things on their minds, such as earning a living in a world in which competition is progressively more intense. You don't think of having children when your mind is obsessed with so many other problems. "Children have to be wanted. They must come into an atmosphere of happiness. This is unfortunately not the case in many homes today." Dr. Churchill admitted that she might be blamed in her assessment of the modern male because her patients are the weaker members of the sex. "It's true," she said, "that the smallness of the family of today is often due simply to un- willingness to incur more expense. But that inability to get the extra money often means the man is already struggling at full capacity and so when it comes to a normal married life, well, he's 'too tired.'" There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary 21 N. Lemon Phone 3000 Sand-witch and goblin food-a-plenty for your jack-O-Lantern Party ... And for Halloween ghoulis and ghostles, we have some spooky surprises and unusual 'Trick-or-Treat' suggestions. 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