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Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1931 MISTERIAL BROADWAY Published afternoon, Monday through Friday, at 2:00 East Center Anaheim, California. Photos Anaheim, CA. Published in Monday's matter at the Anaheim, California, Postmaster on June 8, 1931 under the Act of March 5, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the Associated Press, the National Public Association, and California Newspaper Association. All rights reserved. Subscriptions: One per month by subscription or ten year by carrier or mail. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—The association has entitled exclusively to the use for publication as all its work printed in this newspaper as well as all other publications. THEODORE A. KUCHEL MAL BELLEL ERNEST BEYER LEONARD KNEIDT MYLER BRADLEY NEIL STANLEY GLEE NELLEN MARY ROULAND RALPH ROULAND LUCY HUBBARD How's a guy to know...? Nobody has read all the old bills California legislators left behind when they quit their deals for a 47 day recess two weeks ago. The task of printing them hasn't been completed yet. And the job of officially summarizing them won't be finished until it's almost time for the lawmakers to return to Sacramento March 11 for the action half of their split session. It doesn't say so in the State Constitution; but the idea behind the so-called bifurcated session is to give the legislators and the public time to study the proposed law changes before active consideration of them begins. Senators and Assemblymen have a chance to get back to their home districts and talk things over It doesn't say so in the State Constitution, but he idea behind the so-called infraction session is to give the legislature and the public that to study the proposed law changes before active consideration of them begins. Senators and Assemblymen have a chance to get back to their home districts and talk things over with the people they represent. Do the public schools need more money? How about the proposal to tax cigarettes or to up the levy on automobiles to give it to them? Should unemployment insurance and welfare's compensation benefits be bigger? Does the state need a law requiring subversives to register? These are some of the questions the legislators will have to answer in the months of March, April, May and June. And presumably, they are getting their constituents' ideas now. While many of the broad issues have been defined in the bill introduction period, there are obstacles in the way of the split session system working out perfectly in practice. One of them is the huge number of bills. It's obviously impossible to study all of them. The legislative committee's staff of 25 lawyers doesn't figure in complete its official digest until after March 1. The layman is at a disadvantage, too, because most of the measures are written in complicated lawyer's language. When the legislation first started using the recess in 1913, large scale attempts were made to educate the public on pending legislation. But since then these efforts IN THE DAYS OF J.ONG AGO From the Files of the Anaheim Glottte By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago Don Juan Forster passed through town yesterday on his way to Santa Margarita. belonged to Hen Loe and not Sin Loy, as alleged by defendant. Notice has been given. That's the introduction of her billed debit or spot bill. These are measures which are actually just informal actions which it's planned to build into in the second half of the month. Legislatures are limited in craftive bills after the room of their want to protect themselves in case they their constitutions or some friendly group come up with more local fun law changes. Hence the spot bills. If there are more than usual this time because of the hurry up schedule the legislation worked under during the bill introduction period. For the first time the work of the entire council must be wrapped up in 130 calendar days. Probably of the recent sessions had lasted a little longer than that. The lawmakers must use the record and bills in only two ways giving otherwise more time for action later. Some legislators are under the rocus period for special duties. This happens. With no formal commitment, new members may come back about a week before the reconvening date. The House repositionment committee is making a systematic effort to get grassroots opinion on the most equitable reaffirmation of the State's Assembly and Congressional district. A special Senate group has three hearings scheduled on civil defense problems. Well, it is all a very interesting story, but it illustrates how government is becoming more complicated—and politically getting further and faster away from the common citizen. In THE DAYS OF J.ONG AGO From the Files of the Anaheim Glottte By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago Don Juan Forster passed through town yesterday on his way to Santa Margarita. belonged to Hen Loe and not Sin Loy, as alleged by defendant. Notice has been given. That's the introduction of her billed debit or spot bill. These are measures which are actually just informal actions which it's planned to build into in the second half of the month. Legislatures are limited in craftive bills after the room of their want to protect themselves in case they their constitutions or some friendly group come up with more local fun law changes. Hence the spot bills. If there are more than usual this time because of the hurry up schedule the legislation worked under during the bill introduction period. For the first time the work of the entire council must be wrapped up in 130 calendar days. Probably of the recent sessions had lasted a little longer than that. The lawmakers must use the record and bills in only two ways giving otherwise more time for action later. Some legislators are under the rocus period for special duties. This happens. With no formal commitment, new members may come back about a week before the reconvening date. The House repositionment committee is making a systematic effort to get grassroots opinion on the most equitable reaffirmation of the State's Assembly and Congressional district. A special Senate group has three hearings scheduled on civil defense problems. Well, it is all a very interesting story, but it illustrates how government is becoming more complicated—and politically getting further and faster away from the common citizen. IN THE DAYS OF J.ONG AGO From the Files of the Anaheim Glottte By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago Don Juan Forster passed through town yesterday on his way to Santa Margarita. belonged to Hen Loe and not Sin Loy, as alleged by defendant. Notice has been given. That's the introduction of her billed debit or spot bill. These are measures which are actually just informal actions which it's planned to build into in the second half of the month. Legislatures are limited in craftive bills after the room of their want to protect themselves in case they their constitutions or some friendly group come up with more local fun law changes. Hence the spot bills. If there are more than usual this time because of the hurry up schedule the legislation worked under during the bill introduction period. For the first time the work of the entire council must be wrapped up in 130 calendar days. Probably of the recent sessions had lasted a little longer than that. The lawmakers must use the record and bills in only two ways giving otherwise more time for action later. Some legislators are under the rocus period for special duties. This happens. With no formal commitment, new members may come back about a week before the reconvening date. The House repositionment committee is making a systematic effort to get grassroots opinion on the most equitable reaffirmation of the State's Assembly and Congressional district. A special Senate group has three hearings scheduled on civil defense problems. Well, it is all a very interesting story, but it illustrates how government is becoming more complicated—and politically getting further and faster away from the common citizen. IN THE DAYS OF J.ONG AGO From the Files of the Anaheim Glottte By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago Don Juan Forster passed through town yesterday on his way to Santa Margarita. belonged to Hen Loe and not Sin Loy, as alleged by defendant. Notice has been given. That's the introduction of her billed debit or spot bill. These are measures which are actually just informal actions which it's planned to build into in the second half of the month. Legislatures are limited in craftive bills after the room of their want to protect themselves in case they their constitutions or some friendly group come up with more local fun law changes. Hence the spot bills. If there are more than usual this time because of the hurry up schedule the legislation worked under during the bill introduction period. For the first time the work of the entire council must be wrapped up in 130 calendar days. Probably of the recent sessions had lasted a little longer than that. The lawmakers must use the record and bills in only two ways giving otherwise more time for action later. Some legislators are under the rocus period for special duties. This happens. With no formal commitment, new members may come back about a week before the reconvening date. The House repositionment committee is making a systematic effort to get grassroots opinion on the most equitable reaffirmation of the State's Assembly and Congressional district. A special Senate group has three hearings scheduled on civil defense problems. Well, it is all a very interesting story, but it illustrates how government is becoming more complicated—and politically getting further and faster away from the common citizen. IN THE DAYS OF J.ONG AGO From the Files of the Anaheim Glottte By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago Don Juan Forster passed through town yesterday on his way to Santa Margarita. belonged to Hen Loe and not Sin Loy, as alleged by defendant. Notice has been given. That's the introduction of her billed debit or spot bill. These are measures which are actually just informal actions which it's planned to build into in the second half of the month. Legislatures are limited in craftive bills after the room of their want to protect themselves in case they their constitutions or some friendly group come up with more local fun law changes. Hence the spot bills. If there are more than usual this time because of the hurry up schedule the legislation worked under during the bill introduction period. For the first time the work of the entire council must be wrapped up in 130 calendar days. Probably of the recent sessions had lasted a little longer than that. The lawmakers must use the record and bills in only two ways giving otherwise more time for action later. Some legislators are under the rocus period for special duties. This happens. With no formal commitment, new members may come back about a week before the reconvening date. The House repositionment committee is making a systematic effort to get grassroots opinion on the most equitable reaffirmation of the State's Assembly and Congressional district. A special Senate group has three hearings scheduled on civil defense problems. Well, it is all a very interesting story, but it illustrates how government is becoming more complicated—and politically getting further and faster away from the common citizen. IN THE DAYS OF J.ONG AGO From the Files of the Anaheim Glottte By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago Don Juan Forster passed through town yesterday on his way to Santa Margarita. belonged to Hen Loe and not Sin Loy, as alleged by defendant. Notice has been given. That's the introduction of her billed debit or spot bill. These are measures which are actually just informal actions which it's planned to build into in the second half of the month。 Legislatures are limited in craftive bills after the room of their want to protect themselves in case they their constitutions or some friendly group come up with more local fun law changes. Hence the spot bills. If there are more than usual this time because of the hurry up schedule the legislation worked under during the bill introduction period. For the first time the work ofthe entire council must be wrapped up in 130 calendar days. Probably ofthe recent sessions had lasted a little longer than that. The lawmakers must usethe record and billsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincasetheytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincase theytheirs constitutionsorsomefriendlygroupcomeupwithmorelocalfunlawchanges.Hencethespotbillsinonlytwowaysgivingotherwisemoretimeforactionlater.Somelegislatorsareundertherocusperiodforspecialduties.Notethereislimitedincraftivebillsaftertheroomoftheirwanttoprotectthemselvesincase theytheirs 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The Jubilee Singers have set all our boys whistling "It's Funny When You Feel That Way." Mrs. Kuelp has a vine cutting, 22 feet in length, the growth of one year. A large California lion measuring 8½ feet in length, was killed a few days ago by Melvin Bargent on his father's ranch at San Vicente, about 20 miles north of San Diego. For months it has destroying stock upon the ranch and only a day or two before it was shot had leaped upon a horse, seized him by the neck and killed him. An Auction was brought before Judge Randall on Friday by Ron Lee against David Davila in recover certain goods, chaffing he taken by defendant under an execution against Sir Loy. The jury renamed a verdict that the goods belonged to Hen Lee and not Sin Loy, as alleged by defendant. No tree of appeal has been given. Miss Robert, who purchased 20 acres in Westminster, is putting in 10 acres to onlons. An artesian well is to be sunk on the place boon. So much for Massachusetts girls. 50 Years Ago Liveryman Hahn has purchased from Oscar Luedice a lot on the corner of Los Angeles and Chestnut streets and will erect a large barn and stables. The Independent Order of Foresters met and installed officers Wednesday evening at last week. The council also enacted upon several application short membership. After lodge work is carried was served. The newly installed officers are W. M. Caryer, past chief ranger; Frank K. Eastman chief ranger; R. Barris, video chief ranger; A. Nunez, treasurer; F. S. Chase, secretary; Dr. H. Johnston, senior woodwright; M. W. Wilson, junior woodwright; Mr. Barris, senior counsel; Dr. H. A. Barris and his wife, Wilson, bishop; William Tweed, E. M. Shannon, financial committee; J. Berlin and J. C. Sheppard trustless. The Standard Oil company bought over 100 acres in Anaheim Water company in land in Harbor County in this city. Franklin Pine president in the Fire Department of Santa Ana and in the county association. The principal address evening was given by Dr. Magwood pastor of the Temple Methodist church heim. Angellier minister was Motherwall who is in charge of Southern California of the Federal Reserve Bank. The Standard Oil company bought over 100 acres in Anaheim Water company in land in Harbor County in this city. Franklin Pine president in the Fire Department of Santa Ana and in the county association. The principal address evening was given by Dr. Magwood pastor of the Temple Methodist church heim. Angellier minister was Motherwall who is in charge of Southern California of the Federal Reserve Bank. WASHINGTON ... Official Washington has now reached an unhit high for confiscation and part of this, of some results from the invasions of large growing piles of illicit production. Washington has been moving that even the most important Washington now has been unable to keep with it. New agencies, new inventories, new authorities and new regulations have prevailed in ditter. With the case of "Jigga" Donalyn, the trial attorney who convicted West Coast labor leader Harry Bridges and who was recently appointed chief of enforcement for the new price-control agency in his new job, Jigga will be collecting millions of prices and collecting black marketteers from that coast. But one morning, three days after he'd been sworn in, he discovered: 1. The price-control law gave him the power to prosecute black manketeers and slave chieftens. 2. Overnight someone had assigned him a new office moved into him all his files. 3. A criminal tool. He couldn't even locate his memo. 4. His mail had been lost somewhere between his old, and his new office. 5. The "new" office, a dingy little room in an over-age building, didn't even have a telephone. Showing signs of combat exhaustion. As a result, the Army has started sending small groups to Japan on 10-day bases. The Army is now dusting Korean civilians with DDT to kill typhus-carrying lice. No official estimate has been made of communist castles from typhus, but one captured North Korean medic reported 1000 cases in his division alone. The Army is sending 10,000 more reservists to Korea, not as reinforcements but as replacements. General Collins, the Army Chief of Staff, reports privately that the Army will be strong enough in 12 to 18 months for the United States to get tough in its diplomatic negotiations. The Army captured two Chinese communist units the other day completely abandoned on the battlefield. They reported that 30 to 50 per cent of the Chinese army in Korea is suffering from frostbite and trench foot. Homemakers Forum (Continued from Page 3) browned on both sides. A cream sauce of some kind goes well with these. Each week during Lent, Alpha Beta will facilitate a different type of cheese from the nearly 100 different kinds found in the delicatess department. Wisconsin sharp cheese is a great favorite for it melts well and is actually happy. It is manufactured for Alpha Beta by a dairy co-operative in Wisconsin which guarantees it to be at least one year old. There is Monterey Jack cheese for tastes which prefer a more bland flavor: Children love it. OBLONG VIEWS FROM AN EGG-SHAPED HEAD by WALDO HUNTER Friday Fulminations... A FELLOW FROM my old home town back in Illinois to California to live comfortably for the first of his days to security. He has retired at the comparatively tender age he has a beautiful home. He and his wife each drives a new assidious application of talent; sweat and business acumen made his bank-roll in the bakery business in a suburb of Chicago. He will have no worries about meeting bills for the rest of his life. This man is a typical example of individual success in the system of economic capitalism. But now that he is idle and restive in California, his has undergone a marked change; he has renounced the system which he has prospered. He predicts the most esilimitous depression in the history of the country, with subsequent chaos and ruin. He has picked out a little piece of property whither he will scurry when the crash comes. And, further than that, he has become a devout Mara all for spreading the wealth around evenly, but I have yet seen him going forth among the less fortunate multitude handling dollar bills of which he has amassed a plentiful supply from in the wicked ways of capitalism which he how so soundly. What can you do with a guy like thall? Take a shot at it! I think that's against the law. ANOTHER PERSONALITY I could never quite get a lift our ex-veep, Henry Wallace. And I get down on my prayer offer up thanks to a mereful God for sparing President Lincoln while Wallace was next in succession to the throne. ever paused to think what would have happened to the Shirley during those trying years had the old captain been forced the helm to his mad-cap second mate? Doesn't such a thought you a chill in the region of the seventh cervical vertebra? Wallace is another person who leans toward the shirewealth philosophy, but during his campaign for the presidency I never heard of him writing out checks for the poor. He tidy nest-egg stashed away, too. Fact in, he has been in the public prints of being a millionaire. Wallace went to extreme lengths to pit race against race South during his campaign. Down there he opened old which fester still. In the lecture halls of Alabama and he ventured as close as he dared to the communist line actually risking the eventuality of being shot in the annexiliary member of the American Legion. Recently Overwhelmed someone had assitance him a new office moved into the dimmed all his files in a large cratilier took. He couldn't even locate his memo. A full hall had been lost somewhere between his old and his new office. The "new" office, a dingy little room in an over-age building, didn't even have a telephone. Remarked the new price-enforcement plan: "If anyone in the United States is violating price cellings today, I'll have to hear about it via carrier pigeon. Of course when I hear about it I won't have the authority to do anything about it anyway." Monserrat himself once Donnell gave authority from Conway to give a bagpole job of collecting billions of cash and small bills from the price children. Brantley De Poles Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon, who is our mean tailor on the Senate floor, had to outstate his cap to get any sleep a few winters ago. The cops was a Pennsylvania railroad station where Morse, a division of the railway workers unit, ironically stranded by his friend's walkout. Arnold Eps. The Oregon Senator told his personal for a pillow, my bed on a bench, and put his not even his face. But not for him a militant policeman shook him: "You can't sleep here," he announced. Drewry, but never at a loss, Morris rebelled: "As soon as I have the sleeper ticket in my pocket and the Pennywise Hallroad does not provide me space. I can sleep here. Whenever you need this space for sitting, I'll get up. Right now I'm going to sleep." Outtallion, the cop walked away. An hour later another policeman tapped Morse on theoles of his shoes. "Can't sleep here; brother," he said. The Senator went through his speech all over. The policeman's eyes widened in disbelief. Finally he saluted: "I know you. You're Senator Morse, and you're just like you were on the television program. You outtalked 'em all Beta will feature a different type of cheese from the nearly 100 different kinds found in the delicatessen department. Wisconsin sharp cheese is a great favorite for it melts well and is actually happy. It is manufactured for Alpha Beta by a dairy co-operative in Wisconsin which guarantees it to be at least one year old. There is Monterey Jack cheese for tastes which prefer a more bland flavor. Children love it. AN EGG A DAY An egg a day keeps the doctor away would be an appropriate substitute for one old saying, for nutritionists tell us that minimum health calls too at least four eggs a week for each of us. A carbon of large grade A eggs packed for galery under the Oak Glen label is one of this week's best buys. These are from out of state but shipped under such ideal conditions of refrigeration that they offer stiff competition to higher priced brands. Folks from Boston prefer the brown egg while those from Chicago like the white ones but color makes difference at all in what is under that shell. And by the way most instigate to use grade B egg in cooking. Their value equals the grade A's. A buffy omelet makes a grand hurry-up meal any night of the week. PUTTY OMELET 1 eggs, separated 2 tablespoons warm water Salt and pepper to taste Beat the egg whites until stiff and then beat the yolks until thick and lemon color. Add the warm water and seasonings and fold into the stiffly beaten whites. LITTS PLAY CANASTA! You see Marsh are playing a game of jelly dissection from you and in a series of similar games, if which this is the truth. The first meld by a side is its initial meld. The initial meld must meet a requirement of minimum count as follows: Precision score Minimum score Maximum score Wallace is another person who leans toward the above wealth philosophy, but during his campaign for the prize I never heard of him writing out checks for the poor. Paddy next-egg stashed away, too. Fact in, he has been in the public print of being a millionaire. Wallace went to extreme lengths to pit race against South during his campaign. Down there he opened old which fester still. In the lecture halls of Alabama and I be ventured as close as he dared to the communist line actually risking the eventuality of being shot in the annex jittery member of the American Legion. Recently, however, has made public utterances to the effect that he is, after all side, which is some encouragement, at least. AND THEN there is a singer called Paul Robeson who prefers the banks of the Russian Dahube to the American River. This country Robeson everything any citizen could ask for. He was not by the color of his skin, but by the color of his magnificent beauty became a celebrity, garnering his millions at a time when the income tax was merely a glint in Roosevelt's eye. New Robeson is a disgrace to his native land, even regiment members of his own face. If this beginning to read like a mass of poffage goes by Westbrook Pegler, I offer apologies, but I just can't say why people who have gained the most from the American of livelihood are the first to turn and kick it in the face. Malt enough fat in a frying pan to coat the bottom and sides. Put the egg mixture into the pan and cook slowly until puffs and the eggs are set. If the eggs do not stick to the finger when you touch it lightly on top, the omelet is done. Loosen the edges of the omelet, fold in half and serve. This recipe makes one serving and it may be multiplied to suit your needs. For variation, sprinkle two tablespoons of grated cheese over the omelet while it is cooking or spread a tablespoon of jelly over it before folding. Spanish sauce does wonderful things for a plain omelet. Sometimes, a really good cook who puts her heart into her cooking has the urge to peep up plain fare with a fancy touch of TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE The first meld by a side is its initial meld. The initial meld must meet a requirement of minimum count as follows: Minimum Count Required 0 to 1,485 1,500 to 2,995 3,000 or more The count of a meld is the total value of the cards melded, according to this table: Eachoker ..... 54 Eachhouse ..... 29 Eachcar ..... 20 EachK,Q,J,10,9,or9..... 19 EachT,&S,or9..... 8 Eachblocktry When the upcard is taken for an initial meld, it (but no other card in the pack) may be counted toward the minimum required. Your meld of the A-A-Jer, totalling 50 more than meets the requirement at the beginning of a game. One reason for melding was that you could do so economically, using only three cards. Generally speaking, the more cards you have in your hand the better your chance of winning for a big score. But there is little use in concealing malicious cards and are not typically discarded early in the play. You end your turn by discarding the B leaving yourself with: Each block, melds Q-Q-2 that dislodge a S. South grand and before discarding add an A from his hand to your set. ATOMIC BOMB LIFE SAVERS* By MAJ. GEN. WALTER M. ROBERTSON, USA (RET) CALIFORNIA DIRECTOR OF CIVIL DEFENSE What elements of the atom bomb cause the most casualties? The element making the A-bomb different is explosive radioactivity, but most damage is caused by its blast and heat flash. At Hiroshima and Nagasaki slightly over one-half of all deaths and injury were attributed to blast. Nearly one-third of the casualties were from heat flash. Atomic explosions high above ground cause the most widespread damage. Explosions close to the ground or below its surface reduce the range of radiation, blast and heat flash. This is because the three elements are partially blocked by the earth, nearby buildings and other obstacles. The scattered dirt and dust will be dangerously radioactive. In an underwater burst there is less to fear from blast, nothing to fear from heat but extreme danger from radioactive mists. Source: SURVIVAL UNDER ATOMIC ATTACK, official U.S. Gov't booklet. RADIO AND TELEVISION The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcaster. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part.-F.E.D. FRIDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. KLAO ... 876 KIEV ... 876 KNE ... 1970 KGEM ... 1890 KFI ... 940 KHI ... 820 KLA ... 1116 KOWL ... 1890 KMPO ... 710 KPWB ... 820 KPOX ... 1890 KTEO ... 1890 KECA ... 780 KPVD ... 1000 KFAO ... 1890 KPMO ... 1890 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcaster. 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