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Editorial Page 4 — ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Tuesday, June 15, 1954 Published Daily Evenings Except Sundays and Holidays by ANAHEIM BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., INC. 132 S. Lemon St. Anaheim, Calif. Phone KE 5-6051 HAZEL D. LOUDON, President L. H. LOUDON, Jr., Vice-President and Co-Publisher STANLEY LOUDON, Co-Publisher and Treasurer MILDRED TAGGART, Member of Board RICHARD FISCHLE, Jr., Secretary and Business Manager DON SHAFFER, Editor CARRIE LOU SUTHERLAND Society and Woman's Department C. Wm. BLAND, Advertising Manager MEMBER OF THE ORANGE COUNTY NEWS SERVICE Legalized in accordance California State Law December 28, 1951. Entered as second-class mail matter August 12, 1925 at the west office at Anaheim, California, under the Act of March 2, 1879. Subscription Rates—1 month. $1.00; 3 months. $2.75; 6 months. $3.08. 1 year. $9.50. No additional charge for mailing within the continental United States. Sales tax will be added to quoted prices on taxable items appearing in the advertising columns of the Anaheim Bulletin, same to be paid for by the purchaser as required by law. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES WEST-HOLLIDAY CO., INC. UNITED PRESS New York—21 East 10th St.; Chicago—Mc N. Michigan Ave.; San Francisco—625 Market St.; Detroit—319 Stephenson Blvd.; Vancouver, B.C.—711 Ball Blvd.; Los Angeles—139 So Spring St.; Portland—526 W. Sixth St.; St. Louis—411 North Tenth St.; Seattle—602 Stewart St.; Atlanta—226 Grant Building New Hope The action of the French Socialists in instructing their members in the French National Assembly to vote for the European Defense Community has given a dramatic lift to depressed hopes for the EDC. It is believed that this will throw 75 to 90 votes to the side of the Laniel government which favors the plan. Principal opposition to the idea of a joint European Army has come from the Gaullists and the Communists. West Germany has already approved EDC and the main stumbling block has been the French who, strangely enough, were the ones who suggested the plan two years ago. It was devised as a means of arming German troops for defense against Russia without creating a German general staff and national army. Besides West Germany, EDC has also been ratified by the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. Italy has not ratified it. Actual creation of the European Defense Community would be both a substantial step toward greater The Publishers WHO MAY VOTE IN THE ELEMENTARY BOND ELIGIBILITY? Any registered voter Anaheim, the Katel part of the old Orion which lies below Ho. WILL I BE NOTIFIED ABOUT BOND ELECTION, AND WHAT ANS: You will be notified by the Orange member your precinct ant. IF I LOSE MY PRECINCT COUNTY Clerk, WHAT Germany has already approved EDC and the main stumbling block has been the French who, strangely enough, were the ones who suggested the plan two years ago. It was devised as a means of arming German troops for defense against Russia without creating a German general staff and national army. Besides West Germany, EDC has also been ratified by the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. Italy has not ratified it. Actual creation of the European Defense Community would be both a substantial step toward greater strength and unity in Western Europe and a tremendous psychological victory over the Communists who are pulling out all the stops in order to block it. Ah, June What is so rare as a day in June—or so unrare (and so beautiful) as a June bride. Which reminds us not only that June is with us once again but that the rush for marriage licenses is following the traditional trend. Now getting married is similar to graduating from school, at least in one respect—it makes you a prime target for a lot of advice. And since everybody does it, (gives advice, that is.) we feel that our great wisdom should not be withheld from the eager ears of newlyweds. A noted clergyman had this to say to every couple he married: "Now don’t both of you get mad at the same time." To this might be added the suggestion to count 10—(100 is better)—before blowing your top. Try hard to be agreeable even if you don’t feel that way and don’t balloon little things into big issues. Marriage is a matter of give and take and you have to take some things you don’t like as well as things you do. Since many marriages break up over money it is well to keep your finances in order. Go neither to the extremes of extravagance or miserliness. Make it a point to save money from the very start and keep it up. Buy what household appliances and furniture you need but avoid excessive debt. Also don’t “blow in” any savings you may have in order to make an impressive showing. Good judgment is just as essential in running a home as it is in a business, and it makes for greater happiness. In the final analysis it takes heart, head and hands (love, wisdom, and work) to make a marriage go. If you can’t or won’t give of these unstintingly you’d better not make the leap. Ten Years Ago Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartmann were feted on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary yesterday. Anaheim, the Kateh part of the old One which lies below Hollins WILL I BE NOTIFIED ABORD ELECTION, AND WANTS: You will be notified by vote by the Orange member your precinct. IF I LOSE MY PRECINCT COUNTY CLERK, WHAT ANS: Call the principal of Anaheim or the An office. KE 5-7227 WHERE MAY I GET MOUNDS ON THIS ELEMENTARY ANS: Call the School District the Anaheim Board MAY I HELP IN THIS IMPLEMENTARY BOND CASE ANS: Yes — the "Anaheim Committee" will be called John L. Bovee Thompson, Speakers bert Borden, Treasurer IS IT IMPORTANT THAT ANS: Bond elections require it is necessary that you vote and see that they As It Was T By HARMAN WASHINGTON (UP) — What’s new in Washington: The Pentagon is amused about an even dozen GI's stationed in Schweinfurg, Germany. These fellows, according to mail from Pvt. Charles Foreman of Riverdale, Md., were having fun buzzing in model airplanes round. What happened generally does. They busted some windows. So what do "Satan's Air Devils," as they call themselves, do? These guys took out a policy against broken windows for $100,000—in German marks. As Pvt. Foreman wrote his betties at the Pentagon: "We won't get rich, but we sure won't have to pay if we get sued." Rep. William Henry Harrison of Wyoming says in a letter to constituents back home that he is happy about suggestions to cut Good judgment is just as essential in running a home as it is in a business, and it makes for greater happiness. In the final analysis it takes heart, head and hands (love, wisdom, and work) to make a marriage go. If you can't or won't give of these unstintingly you'd better not make the leap. Ten Years Ago Liberty Ship. Terry E. Stephenson named after one of Orange County's prominent citizens, (deceased) was launched at the Richmond June 12 at midnight. Enid Wallin bride - elect of Archie Webber, was feted last night at a shower party hostessed by Mrs. Robert Fogarty. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartmann were feted on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook of Paulina Street are the parents of a daughter born June 11 St. Joseph hospital. Assessed valuation of Anaheim, according to report issued by the city fathers, is $9,592,072. SONGS OF A SONNETEER BY R. LOUIS SCOTT "RULE OF KARMA!" We prate of reward—and of punishment: While the truth is this:—"We are what we do!" We strive and struggle, grudging farthings spent For charity: the many and the few Use all their strength in efforts to assail The buttresses of things they never knew, Nor ever may; thru life and death the tale Is much the same—each man seeks to upraise His own advancement over those who fail! Whether at home or out on the highways Which lead about the world—each must reject The urgings of what this, or that thing, pays— A man, despite what gods or fiends project, Must do his best—or lose his self-respect! Buddhist—8.94 SYMBOL OF FREEDOM Ambling With Ann By Ann Wardell Saunders When Producer-Director Cecil B. DeMille first went to see the Broadway star, Yul Brynner on the stage back in 1953, he was so impressed by Brynner's virility and authority he turned to his secretary and granddaughter seated beside him and said, "I have seen a king!" Forthwith, the master of Hollywood showmen went backstage between acts and in the seven-minute interval told Yul the story of his Vista - Vision - Technicolor Biblical drama, "The Ten Commandments," and offered him the role of the monarch, Rameses the Great. Yul quickly accepted — thus Hollywood acquired a new star. Son of a Manchurian father and a Romany Gypsy mother, Brynner, born in 1916 on Sakhalin, the northern island of Japan, is as exotic in appearance as in background. Six feet tall, a muscular former circus acrobat, he has flashing brown eyes, a deep bass voice, full, sensuous lips, large expressive hands — and a shaved head! His big, well-formed cranium was shaved for his King of Siam stage role and will remain so for the part of Pharaoh Rameses II, in keeping with the bald-headed Egyptian hair styles of 3250 years ago when Moses (Charlton Heston, in the film) received God's commandments on Mt. Sinai. Lucien Moraweck, composer of the mood music for radios' "Suspense," will have a larger orchestra while the show is on the sustaining list for the summer. Sponsors don't figure music sells their product. Real Sioux Indians will be fighting the Battle of Little Horn in U-T's "Chief Horse," with Victor Maturing himself killed off in the Linda Darnell is hinting that she finishes emoting in "Night Music," she may try to semi-retirement on her Mexico ranch. Little bare bottoms are a sign in Egypt, but they're cause end of trouble in Howard Film's filming of "Land of the Pharaoh near Cairo. Hawks writes it is finding birthday young Egyptians among extras. He instructed the co-wardrobe man to keep a supersized breechclouts and by the time filming ispleted, Howard figures he's covered half the juvenile body in Egypt. Mona Freeman, a Baltimore and a rabid baseball fan, hopeful that the Baltimore will win the American League nant in their return to the that she already has sent order request for World tickets. Some optomist, Moran Mike Romanoff lost some regal composure when Actress mund Gwenh ordered hotcake his main dinner course with Mike's "ank eating place." said he suddenly was over by a mad impulse to expect for the first time with hotHe polished off an even doze. "Many a man thinks he worked," observes Conductor Damiani, "just because he all day to do a three-hour job." Your Birthday Forecast By STELLA TUESDAY, JUNE 15—Born today, you are fond of all the beautiful things of life. Art, literature and music are your major interests and you will be happiest if you devote your life to one of the arts. ically, rather than too sively, will be the best right now. CANCER (June 22-July 4) things seem to be piling up laughing at your troubles. Anaheim, the Katella School District, and that part of the old Orangethorpe School District which lies below Houston Avenue. BE NOTIFIED ABOUT THE ELEMENTARY SELECTION, AND WHERE CAN I VOTE? You will be notified by mail when and where to vote by the Orange County Clerk. Please remember your precinct number. This is important. BE MY PRECINCT NOTICE FROM THE BY CLERK, WHAT DO I DO? Call the principal of any elementary school in Anaheim or the Anaheim City School District Office. KE 5-7227 I MAY I GET MORE INFORMATION AS ELEMENTARY BOND ELECTION? Call the School District office or any member of the Anaheim Board of Education. HELP IN THIS IMPORTANT ELEMENTARY BOND CAMPAIGN? Yes — the "Anaheim Citizens Elementary Bond Committee" will be glad to receive your help. Call John L. Bovee Jr., Chairman, or Joe R. Thompson, Speakers Bureau Chairman, or Robert Borden, Treasurer. IMPORTANT THAT I VOTE? Bond elections require a two-thirds majority, so it is necessary that all citizens who realize the importance of this campaign get to the polls and vote and see that their friends do likewise. As It Was Told To Me By HARMAN NICHOLS TON (UP) — What's Washington: Aragon is amused about frozen GI's stationed in Germany. These fledging to mail from Foreman of Riverwere having fun buzel airplanes round. Eneded generally does. Did some windows. So Satan's Air Devils," as themselves, do? These out a policy against windows for $100,000—in parks. As Pvt. Foreman letters at the Pentagon: get rich, but we sure to pay if we get ment gals aren't concerned. They buy a drug store pencil for a nickel rather than to make out multiple forms to get a government one. Rep. Sid Herlong of Florida thinks in his news letter it is a crying shame his state has been eliminated as a possible site for the new Air Force Academy. All Florida has to offer, says the Congressman, is all-year climate plus the fact that the peninsula runs from the beautiful to the most beautiful to the most elegant. "Those little things," says Herlong, "must have been against us." The Civil Aeronautics Administration has been getting mail from people who want to buy helicopters. Most of the writers own homes and want a 'copter small sustainably, rather than too sively, will be the best right now. CANCER (June 22-July 3) things seem to be piling up laughing at your trouble could help drive them awake. LEO (July 24-Aug. 28) — Good from the bad. Both kids ideas come as inspiration to choose correctly. VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)SIONs may be mounting, but steadily at the job in hand want to get where you are ed. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) sunshine may tempt you to get your duty, devoting you to pleasure. Better not, too SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) tient perserverance now on a lot toward the eventual ment of your ultimate life. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.-Your emotions are near surface today. Keep them under control or you will be sorry. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan.) There is a chance for rote today if single. Or, if wed, ure with your marriage pa AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb.) Look at a problem from allsible angles before you make important decision today. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) — out into the sun in model If it's the beginning of your cation go easy at first. ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20) — be impulsive today. Best to things over carefully rather to jump to conclusions. TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21) full details on a project you commit yourself to it could be badly fooled. (Distributed by United F Syndicate, Inc.) ORANGE AS IT SEEMS BY ELSIE HIX DANIEL HOME (1955-66)—GREAT SPIRITUALIST MEDIUM CONVINCED NOTABLE PERSON THAT HE POSSESSED SUPERNATURAL POWERS WHEN, SUPPOSEDLY IN A TRANCE HE FLOATED ABOUT THE ROOM, THEN OUT OF A WINDOW... TO FEET ABOVE THE BROUND AND RETURNED THROUGH ANOTHER WINDOW... THE ACT WAS NEVER REPEATED AND HOW IT WAS ACCOMPLISHED WAS NEVER SOLVED... BIRD DOGS CAN REMAIN MOTIONLESS FOR LONG PERIODS WHEN POINTING A LOCATION... ONE POINTER NOW KNOWN TO HOLD A POINT WITHOUT MATERIAL CHANGE IN POSTURE FOR 1/4 HOURS! Wednesday, June 16 GEMINI (May 22-June 21) — Approaching a problem diplomatat could be badly fooled. (Distributed by United Fay Syndicate, Inc.) Women's Work By GAY PAULEY NEW YORK (P) — The most famous and beautiful career girl of 'em all has denounced spinsterhood and says if she had it to do over she would have married the first man who ever proposed. Anita Colby, hazel-eyed blonde known as "The Face" because of her beauty, has built as successful career in several fields. But in a candid admission, she said in an exclusive interview: "The career isn't worth it. Husband and children are more important. God, made us to travel in pairs. People say I'm particular, but even now if the right man came along, I'd give up my career completely." It's a career in which at times she has earned $100,000 a year. Miss Colby often labeled the nation's No. 1 Bachelor Girl, has been squired by some of the country's most eligible men, including Clark Gable. "Clark and I are awfully, good friends," she said. "But there's no romance. I have no heart interest now." But she has had plenty of proposals and twice she almost went to the altar. "But you know how things go," she sail. "Sometimes they don't work out." Some women are afraid of being tagged as an old maid. They marry for marriage's sake. The old maid label doesn't panic me. Anita Colby was born Anita Counihan, daughter of a newspaperman some 30-plus years ago in Washington. Her career began while she wrs attending an exclusive school in the capital city. "Just for fun," she said, "some of us girls got in a downtown department store fashion show. Turned out it was the beginning of a modelling career for me." "The Face" built her reputation She quit Hollywood five ago and took a long vacation Europe. "I had to get out," she said was like being on a train that so fast you don't have time to the scenery." She returned to New York write a best-selling guidebook beauty, and dabbled in publications. Now she is doing and television work and prepares for a full-scale invasion of television. She lives with her ents in an upper East side hattan apartment. In a way Anita Colby became career girl in spite of herself. "Most girls take a job when get out of school," she said. Have to do something, and if have any sort of ambition want to do it well. Once st it's sort of like a squirrel cage. "You can't stop. And once you reached the top, everyone ex you to stay there." Her sister, Francine, a fbeauty and well known model gave up her career for marry children, and a home in Connecticut. "I envy her" Anita said. "You know what I'd like," added, "I'd like to be able to a man complain. 'Why did spend so much on that dress?' Why aren't my shirts back the laundry." "And I miss children." With Ann Saunders I will be fighting the Battle of the little Horn in U-T's "Chief Crazy Horse," with Victor Mature getting himself killed off in the end. Dana Darnell is hinting that after finishes emoting in RKO's night Music," she may go in semi-retirement on her New Mexico ranch. Little bots bottoms are all right Egypt, but they're causing no trouble in Howard Hawks' film of "Land of the Pharaohs" or Cairo. Hawks writes that he finding birthday - suited Egyptian among the Arabs. He instructed the company Drrobe man to keep a supply of super-sized breechclouts at hand by the time filming is comed. Howard figures he'll have served half the juvenile bottoms Egypt. Mona Freeman, a Baltimore girl, a rabid baseball fan, is so useful that the Baltimore Orioles win the American League penultimate in their return to the majors but she already has sent a mailer request for World Series sets. Some optomist, Mona! Like Romanoff lost some of his formal composure when Actor Edmund Gwenn ordered hotcakes as main dinner course while at one's "ank eating place." Gwenn had suddenly was overcome by a mad impulse to experiment with the first time with hotcakes. Polished off an even dozen. Many a man thinks he is overkicked," observes Conductor Leo Nilman, "just because he takes day to do a three-hour job." Forecast Rally, rather than too aggressively, will be the best policy right now. WACER (June 22-July 23)—If things seem to be piling up, try laughing at your troubles. It WASHINGTON — Sen. Ralph E. Flanders (R., Vt.), I guess, has made the most widely advertised speech ever heard on the Senate floor. The advertising didn't cost him a cent, either, and that makes the scholarly gentleman from Vermont the greatest press agent in America today. All he did was stroll over to the Senate caucus room, where the bright lights were beamed on Sen. Joe McCarthy, the man he calls the Menace. Sen. Joe was in the midst of explaining what he didn't do to promote the Army career of Private G. David Schine, when Sen. Flanders elbowed his way through the crowd at the door. "Where is he?" demanded Sen. Flanders, in a firm, clear voice that needed no loudspeaker to amplify it. "I can't see him." He couldn't, for a fact. The lights made his eyeglasses look like two mirrors, but helpful cops pointed out Sen. McCarthy, talking earnestly into his microphone. Sen. Flanders strode forward and thrust a five-line letter into Sen. Joe's hand. The eyes of every news reporter and TV camera were upon him. The letter said merely that he intended to deliver a speech about McCarthy on the Senate floor, and suddenly the whole nation knew that Sen. Joe was about to be denounced in de luxe fashion. The caucus room itself was in what the correspondents call an uproar, meaning that everybody was trying to talk at once. Sen. McCarthy said he believed Sen. Flanders was senile. Sen. Karl E. Mundt (R.S.D.) demanded that the Vermonter take a seat in the rear. Sen. Flanders, looking less senile than many another Senator I could name, calmly picked a way through the throng and headed for the Senate chamber. There was a smile upon his lips. You'd have thought he was Pied Piper. He porters, including this one, who'd spent weeks recording every move in the caucus room followed behind. Well air, Sen. Flanders had the very devil of a time getting his chance to talk. Took him one solid hour to get recognized. Then he quoted Shakespeare about Lady Macbeth, with the blood of Duncan on her hand. The lady cried out: "All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand." Sen. Flanders meant that no amount of incense would sweeten the little hand of Sen. Joe. He'd have to dry - clean himself, said Sen. Flanders, with generous use of a cleansing agent known as the truth. If Sen. Joe did not choose to answer charges preferred two years ago concerning his finances, his tax returns and political campaigns, then Sen. Flanders had a resolution. He told the clerk to read it without mumbling. This the clerk did his best to do. The resolution would divest Sen. McCarthy of his chairmanship of the Senate Permanent Investigation Committee. The speech of Sen. Flanders was heard only inside the Senate chamber. No microphones were there But Sen. F. did the next best thing. He rushed out to the lawn in front of the Capitol and, there in the sunlight, read it again for the benefit of the televisioners. Willing messengers hurried copies of these remarks to Sen. Joe. He did not seem perturbed. "Somebody better get a net and put him in a quiet place," said the gentleman from Wisconsin about his fellow Republican from Vermont. (Copyright, 1854, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.) Forecast A. Rally, rather than too aggressively, will be the best policy right now. CER (June 22-July 23)—If things seem to be piling up, try laughing at your troubles. It would help drive them away. (July 24-Aug. 23)—Sift the food from the bad. Both kinds of meals come as inspiration. Learn choose correctly. GO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)—Tenons may be mounting, but keep headily at the job in hand if you want to get where you are heading. RA (Sept. 25-Oct. 23)—June ennash may tempt you to forget your duty, devoting your time to pleasure. Better not, today! PRPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)—Paint perserverance now can do lot toward the eventual attainment of your ultimate goal in life. ITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22) Your emotions are near the surface today. Keep them well under control or you will really sorry. RICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20)—There is a chance for romance today if single. Or, if wed, please with your marriage partner. JARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)—Look at a problem from all possible angles before you make any important decision today. UES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20)—Get into the sun in moderation. It's the beginning of your vacation go easy at first. ES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20)—Don't impulsive today. Best to think things over carefully rather than jump to conclusions. RUS (Apr. 21-May 21)—Get details on a project before you commit yourself to it. You should be badly fooled. Distributed by United Feature Institute, Inc.) As a clothed horse, then move to become cover girl on more manliness than she can number. Modeling led her to wood and motion picture film. From acting she moved on executive jobs — first as director producer David O. Selznick and as right-hand "man" to the head of Paramount Pictures. That meaning that everybody was trying to talk at once. Sen. McCarthy said he believed Sen. Flanders was senile. Sen. Karl E. Mundt (R.S.D.) demanded that the Vermonter take a seat in the rear. Sen. Flanders, looking less senile than many another Senator I could name, calmly picked a way through the throng and headed for the Senate. Science by DELOS SMITH NEW YORK — People can be starving without knowing it, and without showing it, and on this basis two-thirds of the people of the world are starving, according to Dr. Jacques M. May, who combines the science of medicine with that of geography and thus is a medical geographer. For the body to maintain its tissues it must get in its daily food proteins, carbohydrates, fats, minerals, and vitamins. “If these elements continuously fail to be provided in adequate amounts, diseases inevitably occur,” said Dr. May. In breaking down its food intake and in using these elements, the body produces its energy. The catch is this: “Adequate energy can be supplied without adequate sustenance of the tissue.” If the tissues are nourished properly “the caloris for energy will take care of themselves.” “In many areas of the world, enough energy is supplied” he continued. “People do not feel their hunger; the waist is concealed. They go about their business, though inefficiently. Their tissues are not getting the protective elements they need to survive. Starvation is partial, but premature death is certain.” Many Causes The starving two-thirds of the earth's people have either (1) diets lacking both in energy and protective values as (2) diets, which provide more or less adequate energy but are lacking in protection. “It is fairly easy to discover where people are starving,” said Dr May. “To find out why they are starving is more difficult.” There are many causes of starvation, not just one. In the main the starving peoples “fall into two groups: the use-nots and the haven-nots.” In the latter countries, “the carrying-capacity law of the land of more than it can produce.” This law may be broken by such environmental disrupters as droughts and floods, which in some countries such as China, occur so regularly they “might be called permanent” disruptions. Or human-belongs may break the law—by over-population, such as in China, Japan, India, Pakistan, Puerto Rico, and Egypt. Or human customs may do it, such as the dividing of land into such tiny parcels of individual ownership it impossible to work efficiently. Or inept and ignorant ways of working the land may disrupt its carrying capacity. No One Solution Mexico, parts of Africa, and the Caribbean islands among the hare-nots. The use-nots included Cuba, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, eastern Germany, French West Africa, the Belgian Congo, and Indonesia. In these countries “plenty of food is theoretically available.” But it is not produced and consumed for a variety of reasons—poor transportation, absentee ownership and systems, of mortgages which compel small tenant farmers to raise cash crops instead of food crops, use of good land for cattle grazing and poor land for food production. The problem is not one but many, all complex. Population control, for example. Where birth control “could do the most toward improving the life of those who are born, it sees difficult to implant. Breeding gives men the illusion of a hold on eternity, a new chance for happiness. To persuade people to give up these two basic grips on life is a tall order.” “The conclusion is unfortunately a rather gloomy one,” he said in a publication of the American Geographical Society. “Sizing up the problems involved in feeding the world makes one realize that there is no one solution.” as a clothes horse, then moved to become cover girl on more magazine than she can number. Modeling led her tolywood and motion picture. From acting she moved on executive jobs — first as director producer David O. Selznick and as right-hand "man" to the of Paramount Pictures. That out her in a salary bracket an man would envy—$100,000 a the quit Hollywood five years and took a long vacation in pepe. had to get out," she said. "It like being on a train that goes fast you don't have time to see cenery." returned to New York to a best-selling guidebook on ly, and dabbled in public rea. Now she is doing radio television work and preparing a full-scale invasion of color vision. 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