anaheim-gazette 1947-03-06

WASHINGTON NEWS LETTER that kind of job) together with their wives, clerks, stenographers and other helpers, over to Germany, on a job scheduled to last three years: to do what? To write the history of the Nuremburg trials! Now folks, do you really think that needs 100 people plus, or three years? If some of the other demands on the United States are so urgent, maybe we could get along without most of that appropriation. For me, the less said about those trials the better. I may be pleased at the moment to read that the boys who stirred up the trouble got themselves hung, but this is a nation that has tough for government by established laws, and we rather went off the deep end on those trials, and they may come back to haunt our children. Speaking of urgent matters, here's one: Last year, not this, the budget request for feeding the starving peoples of the occupied areas was 500 millions. The house cut it to 350 millions. There was a yowl you must have heard in California. We were inviting revolution; we got telegrams, and letters. So the Senate, which we in the House sometimes think is called the "Upper House" because it "Ups" all our appropriations, wanted to put it back to 500 millions. The conference compromised at 425 millions. Then the boys in Europe changed the rules on us, and made it read "feeding displaced persons" or something like that, and so could charge against the United States most of the costs of feeding the people in the British and Russian areas. Even then how much do you think of the 425 millions was actually spent? Just 107 millions. Now that agency is asking for 300 millions deficiency, which ought to give you a smile, and the War Department wants 725 millions for military government and feeding people. I'm for feeding people, but you won't object at home, will you, if I also want to scrutinize these budgets? I'll tell you more about these "emergencies" next Search On For Canine Fugitives Attention Anaheimers! An urgent request has been issued by the local police department for information leading to the whereabouts of a pair of pooches, small long-haired, nearly white man and female, one of which is wanted for the biting of a youngster on February 28. The possible seriousness of the bite inflicted lieu of the recent rabies epidemic in this area was stressed by Dr. Edward Russell of Santa Ana county health department head. The little victim is two-and-a-half-year old Carol Chamberlin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Chamberlin of 224 North West street. She was attacked by the dog in front of the Safeway store where her father is employed. Anyone withholding information concerning the canine duo who at present is harboring them is violating Section 4 of the state and city Dog Ordinance No. 6779 a misdemeanor drawing a $30 fine or up to three months in jail or both. To avoid possible civil suit, and to insure the safety of the bitten child, Robert Spencer, Anaheim pound master, urged the owner or persons, if any harboring the dogs to call the police station Anaheim 2131. An effort to locate the pair for quarantine, in accordance with the state law, have been futile to date. 'WE DOOD IT SAY PROUD FULLERTON FIREMEN' New addition to the fleet of fire equipment in the city of Fullerton was a homemade fire truck, built by members of the fire department in their spare time at saving of $8500 to Fullerton tax payers. At a port of $6500, the new Printing That Is A Credit TO YOU The printed matter that goes out of your offices reflects your standards. We do a good job for you. Stock, ink and design in the modern manner — at moderate cost. Anaheim Gazette 259 E. Center St., Anaheim Ph. 2206 Enjoy Spring Driving Let us give your car a thorough spring check-up for the smoothest, safest spring driving ever! Let us give your car a thorough spring check-up for the smoothest, safest spring driving ever! SPRING AUTO SERVICE Now that nice weather is right around the corner, don't neglect your car. Drive in today — we'll service your car — put it in tip-top driving condition. The New Distinctive Land Cruiser Is Here LEAVITT FORD STUDEBAKER DEALER — ANAHEIM 226 So. Los Angeles Phone 2284 March On For Cine Fugitives Anaheimers! An urquest has been issued by local police department for tion leading to the whereof a pair of pooches, small, aired, nearly white male male, one of which is wantthe biting of a youngster February 28. The possible sess of the bite inflicted in the recent rabies epidemic area was stressed by Dr. Russell of Santa Ana, health department head. Little victim is two-and-aear old Carol Chamberlin, mar of Mr. and Mrs. Donald umberlin of 224 North West She was attacked by the front of the Safeway store her father is employed. The withholding informacerning the canine duo or present is harboring them being Section 4 of the state by Dog Ordinance No. 677, meanor drawing a $300 up to three months in city both. To avoid possible civand to insure the safety pitten child, Robert Spenheim pound master, urgowner or persons, if any, g the dogs to call the poition Anaheim 2131. All to locate the pair for quarin accordance with theraw, have been futile to ANAHEIM GAZETTE CALIFORNIA CITRUS - GROWER FEATURED NATIONALLY The typical southern California citrus grove of Lloyd F. Poplin, Ojai, Ventura County, California, is illustrative material for the third of a series of "Master Farmer" advertsiments in national farm publications by The Studebaker Corporation. These pictures Mr. Poplin and his farm are appearing currently. Observe 4-H Club Week March 1-9 4-H Clubs throughout the county, celebrating national 4-H club week, March 1-9, this week were in receipt of a telegram from President Truman, commending the organization and its individual members. "We are proud of your 4-H clubs," said the President, "which have spread across our great nation. They constitute an outstanding body of youth aiming to attain worthwhile goals in life..." 4-H clubs have become a significant influence in developing the cultural, social and recreational Sampling the Rock Beneath U.N. Home Site WOOD IT SAY PROUD BERTON FIREMEN addition to the fleet of fire cent in the city of Fullerton homemade fire truck, built members of the fire department their spare time at a of $8500 to Fullerton taxAt a cost of $6500, the new is reconverted from a 10two and one-half ton surrick. The same outfit would cost $15,000 factory built, in Fire Chief Charles O. estimated. Designed for grass and rural home unit's fire hoses and fed from 600-gallon tank, operated while the vein motion, spraying heavy og over grass fires. NEW TELEPHONE STORIES FOR COUNTY -five thousand subscribe the recipients last week new telephone directories range county. According to of the Southern California one Company, this is the directory ever published in county, and shows an inof 3,000 subscribers over vious issue. EVENT and Mrs. Kenneth Darron South Citron street, Anawelcomed a baby son who Tuesday at Fullerton Genpital. abad, in India, is therichmost sparsely populated India. A COLUMN OF FACTS Engineers recently proved scientifically that glass is about 300 times smoother than satin, and about 475 times smoother than silk. Some pulp mills are using a new debarker said to result in an estimated 20 per cent saving of wood. Bark is removed from logs by the force of a jet of water at 650 pounds pressure, without disturbing the wood itself. About 14,000,000 pounds of lamp black, used chiefly in paint, lacquer and ink pigment, are produced annually in the United States. Key to all television operation is persistence of vision—the common optical characteristic which enables the eye to retain what has been seen for a fraction of a second after the image has been removed. More than 50,000,000 pairs or GIVE YOU New Li with Meta Venetian Bl IN 21 DIFFERE COLORS Key to all television operation is persistence of vision—the common optical characteristic which enables the eye to retain what has been seen for a fraction of a second after the image has been removed. More than 50,000,000 pairs, or about one of every five pairs of non-rubber boots, shoes and slippers made in the United States in the first half of 1945 were made in New York State. The temperature sometimes rises from near zero in the morning to 60 degrees in the afternoon during the dry season on high plateaus in southern Peru. Forty-three per cent of all injuries in school buildings were to children in the seventh thru the ninth grades in school systems, although these children make up only 24 per cent of the total enrollment. Fur of the South American gazelle is often dyed in the United States to resemble mink, sable, marmot or leopard. More than 400,000 youngsters and adults were trained in swimming and water safety courses by Red Cross instructors in 1945. A hundred years ago, in 1846, the first use of electricity for stage lighting was installed in the Paris opera. A normal city street can carry 3,700 persons an hour in private automobiles exclusively. With electric trackless trolleys, as well as private cars on the same street, more than 15,000 persons can be accommodated hourly. Gazette want ads bring results. We heard the other day that female back-seat drivers were no worse than male dining room cooks. As usual a discussion of this kind starts up with a feller's better half in the group and no rebuttal is possible. Better stop right now on this one. Changes in American eating habits are indicated by the fact that there are now 300 companies packing frozen foods, according to a recent estimate. The same survey estimates that there are 40,-000 stores selling frozen food and 2,000,000 families using it. The flag of the United Nations, as formally unfurled in Washington March 18, 1943 consists of four vertical red bars on a white field and is also known as the Four Freedom's flag. According to statistical reports on World War II, federal government total approved appropriations and net contract authorizations, inclusive of RFC, from July 1, 1940 to Sept. 30, 1945 total: $446,321,375,527.01. Less than 20 miles offshore from Cuba's highest mountain—Turquino, 6,560 feet—the Caribbean sea reaches a depth of 4 1/4 miles. 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