anaheim-gazette 1951-11-23

OH, YOU POOR BOY! WHY DON'T YOU REST FOR A WHILE! HERE I THAT'S NO JOB FOR A LADY, RITA! RIGHT NOW THAT MOON IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN A HONEYMOON! IMPORTANT TO WHO; MAY I ASK? IMPORTANT TO ME! YOUR FATHER HAS TOLD ME TO GO THERE! DON'T BE SILLY, OAKY! HA, HA, HA! I THOUGHT YCU SAID FATHER TOLD YOU TO GO TO THE MOON! HE D POM THE ROBOT OPERATOR JUST FELL OUT OF THE FLYING OBJECT! THAT SUGGESTS FEAR... SELF - PRESERVATION! MAYBE IT IS ALIVE! PROJECT THREE PURSUIT ROBOTS TO BRING IT BACK! SCORCHY SMITH IT'S RUNNING AWAY... WITH LEGS! THAT SUGGESTS FEAR... SELF - PRESERVATION! MAYBE IT IS ALIVE! PROJECT THREE PURSUIT ROBOTS TO BRING IT BACK! THE SCHOOL IS GLAD TO PUT THIS BUNGAOW AT YOUR DISPOSAL, MRS. WILLARD. REMEMBER, SIR, THAT THE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER'S WIFE... ONCE TOLD YOU YOU'D FIND A POT GOLD AT THE END YOUR RAINBOW? THAT'S WHY WE PUT THAT NAME UP THERE. YOU'RE A R SHIP ADV. OF PATSY NO LUCK AGAIN TOPAR, FINDING A JOB, TICCO! IN QUICK, MY POOR FEET! MAYBE POPPA WILL BE COMING BACK BOON, MAYBE! THE POLICE HAVE ABOUT GIVEN UP BUT WE CAN HOPE, CAN'T WE, TICCO? OH, DIANA OH, DA-A-AD!! JEEPERS! DON'T YOU REMEMBER FF! TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY!! OH, PLEASE DON'T LET NOTHIN' HAPPEN TO HIM...IT'S ALL MY FAULT...I PRACTICALLY CALLED HIM A SISSY FOR NEVER HAYIN' PARACHUTED FROM A PLANE... NOW HE'S DOIN' IT!...OH, DON'T LET ANYTHING HAPPEN TO HIM - PLEASE! OH, DON'T WORRY GORMLEY, HE'LL BE ALL RIGHT... HE ALWAYS MAKES OUT ALL RIGHT... SURE HE WILL... STOP WORRYING! GORMLEY WILL NEVER FORGIVE HIMSELF IF ANYTHING HAPPENS TO PETERS! HE VOWED HE'D NEVER AGAIN HECKLE ANYBODY — EVER// LOOK WHAT HIS SLY DIGS HAVE DONE TO PETERS!! BUT WE'RE CERTAIN THAT SLY DIGS OR NOT THAT IF PETERS DIDN'T WANT TO JUMP HE WOULDN' 4 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1931 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Here I THAT'S NO JOB FOR A LADY, RITA! OH, THANK YOU CAPTAIN! Carl Ryman Don McKay Wesley Methodist In the absence of the minister, the Rev. William McKinley Walker, who is on a preaching mission in Arizona, Melvin D. Hillgenfeld, president of the Mortuary College in Los Angeles, will speak at the 11 o'clock service Sunday morning at Wesley Methodist church. Margaret Elliot, director of Wesley choir, will arrange special music for the service. MORE ABOUT ... Legion (Continued from Page 6) fall within the propaganda pattern. If we find any of these books in use in Anaheim schools, we intend to point it out to the school board and urge they be labeled as such. If they are not labeled, we intend to present the facts to the public and let public opinion decide the matter. Such a situation cannot (and should not) be handled quietly as you suggest. Some might take the view that the furor caused by such a situation would in effect be an attack on the integrity of the public school system. We do not hold to this opinion, on the contrary, we feel that we perform a public service in doing this job. After all, these are our schools, supported by our tax White Temple "The Bible on the Tax motion picture feature picting the importance of daily family devotion screened at White Temple dist church at the regular evening service on Sund." "At this Thanksgiving states the pastor, Rev Butterworth, "we are minded of the faithful tions of our forbears wthis nation. We live day of crisis, and m to rediscover vital ar ways to use the Bible This film will assist our quest." Leaflets outlining national readings at the f from now until Chris been prepared by the Bible society, and hav tributed to the mem White Temple. An additional feature evening service will b appearance of the sea Junior choir, directed Sims Burk. They will the Beauty of the Earth. At the 10:50 a.m. mo ice, Chuck Wiggins, N Youth, will preach on "We Are They," supply pit in the absence of Butterworth, who is in this week preaching Linda Vitta Methodist PROJECT THREE PURSUIT ROBOTS TO BRING IT BACK! I CAN'T FIGHT THAT GIMMICK... BUT MAYBE I CAN REPORT IT BACK TO HQ... SOMEHOW! ...ONCE TOLD YOU THAT YOU'D FIND A POT OF GOLD AT THE END OF YOUR RAINBOW? THAT'S WHY WE PUT THAT NAME UP THERE YOU'VE BEEN A REAL SHIPMATE! THE POLICE HAVE ABOUT GIVEN UP BUT WE CAN HOPE, CAN'T WE TICCO? AND YOU FORGOT TO LEAVE ME SOME MONEY TO BUY YOU A PRESENT! a situation cannot (and should not) be handled quietly as you suggest. Some might take the view that the furor caused by such a situation would in effect be an attack on the integrity of the public school system. We do not hold to this opinion, on the contrary, we feel that we perform a public service in doing this job. After all, these are our schools, supported by our tax money and educating our children. We feel we have every right to insist that there shall be no softening up to the evils of communism and socialism included in their education. One step further, let us discuss the question of reference books in school (and public) libraries. We do not want to remove any of the books therein written by anyone, communist or otherwise. We do feel, however, that if the author of a book is a communist or a proven sympathizer, that fact should be given the reader before he reads the book. Here again, we have lists already prepared by competent, qualified research people, many of whom are former high officials in the communist party and who have at last seen the light and given us much of the pattern we go by. I think Senator McCarren, a Democrat, who is head of the United States Senate Internal Security committee, in an interview with the U.S. News and World Report last week made the problem about as clear as it has ever been expressed when he said, concerning his committee's investigation of the Institute of Pacific Relations, "an organization of high ideals that was taken over by communist infiltration, when he was referring to the method of research by a member of the committee staff, a Mr. Mandell, who was expelled from the communist party in 1920." The obscurities of communist innuendo are no mystery to him. He takes those files and he goes through them methodically and he finds that Mr. So and So directed this and Mr. Thus and So directed that and by their direction, something happened. Maybe it was another strand in the propaganda web or maybe it affected the line of infiltration into a situation cannot (and should not) be handled quietly as you suggest. Some might take the view that the furor caused by such a situation would in effect be an attack on the integrity of the public school system. We do not hold to this opinion, on the contrary, we feel that we perform a public service in doing this job. After all, these are our schools, supported by our tax money and educating our children. We feel we have every right to instist that there shall be no softening up to the evils of communism and socialism included in their education. One step further, let us discuss the question of reference books in school (and public) libraries. We do not want to remove any of the books therein written by anyone, communist or otherwise. We do feel, however, that if the author of a book is a communist or a proven sympathizer, that fact should be given the reader before he reads the book. Here again, we have lists already prepared by competent, qualified research people, many of whom are former high officials in the communist party and who have at last seen the light and given us much of the pattern we go by. I think Senator McCarren, a Democrat, who is head of the United States Senate Internal Security committee, in an interview with the U.S. News and World Report last week made the problem about as clear as it has ever been expressed when he said, concerning his committee's investigation of the Institute of Pacific Relations, "an organization of high ideals that was taken over by communist infiltration, when he was referring to the method of research by a member of the committee staff, a Mr. Mandell, who was expelled from the communist party in 1920." The obscurities of communist innuendo are no mystery to him. He takes those files and he goes through them methodically and he finds that Mr. So and So directed this and Mr. Thus and So directed that and by their direction, something happened. Maybe it was another strand in the propaganda web or maybe it affected the line of infiltration into a situation cannot (and should not) be handled quietly as you suggest. Some might take the view that the furor caused by such a situation would in effect be an attack on the integrity of the public school system. We do not hold to this opinion, on the contrary, we feel that we perform a public service in doing this job. After all, these are our schools, supported by our tax money and educating our children. We feel we have every right to instist that there shall be no softening up to the evils of communism and socialism included in their education. One step further, let us discuss the question of reference books in school (and public) libraries. We do not want to remove any of the books therein written by anyone, communist or otherwise. We do feel, however, that if the author of a book is a communist or a proven sympathizer, that fact should be given the reader before he reads the book. Here again, we have lists already prepared by competent, qualified research people, many of whom are former high officials in the communist party and who have at last seen the light and given us much of the pattern we go by. I think Senator McCarren, a Democrat, who is head of the United States Senate Internal Security committee, in an interview with the U.S. News and World Report last week made the problem about as clear as it has ever been expressed when he said, concerning his committee's investigation of the Institute of Pacific Relations, "an organization of high ideals that was taken over by communist infiltration, when he was referring to the method of research by a member of the committee staff, a Mr. Mandell, who was expelled from the communist party in 1920." The obscurities of communist innuendo are no mystery to him. He takes those files and he goes through them methodically and he finds that Mr. So and So directed this and Mr. Thus and So directed that and by their direction, something happened. Maybe it was another strand in the propaganda web or maybe it affected the line of infiltration into a situation cannot (and should not) be handled quietly as you suggest. Some might take the view that the furor caused by such a situation would in effect be an attack on the integrity of the public school system. We do not hold to this opinion, on the contrary, we feel that we perform a public service in doing this job. After all, these are our schools, supported by our tax money and educating our children. We feel we have every right to instist that there shall be no softening up to the evils of communism and socialism included in their education. One step further, let us discuss the question of reference books in school (and public) libraries. We do not want to remove any of the books therein written by anyone, communist or otherwise. We do feel, however, that if the author of a book is a communist or a proven sympathizer, that fact should be given the reader before he reads the book. Here again, we have lists already prepared by competent, qualified research people, many of whom are former high officials in the communist party and who have at last seen the light and given us much of the pattern we go by. I think Senator McCarren, a Democrat, who is head of the United States Senate Internal Security committee, in an interview with the U.S. News and World Report last week made the problem about as clear as it has ever been expressed when he said, concerning his committee's investigation of the Institute of Pacific Relations, "an organization of high ideals that was taken over by communist infiltration, when he was referring to the method of research by a member of the committee staff, a Mr. Mandell, who was expelled from the communist party in 1920." The obscurities of communist innuendo are no mystery to him. He takes those files and he goes through them methodically and he finds that Mr. So and So directed this and Mr. Thus and So directed that and by their direction, something happened. Maybe it was another strand in the propaganda web or maybe it affected the line of infiltration into a situation cannot (and should not) be handled quietly as you suggest. Some might take the view that the furor caused by such a situation would in effect be an attack on the integrity of the public school system. We do not hold to this opinion, on the contrary, we feel that we perform a public service in doing this job. After all, these are our schools, supported by our tax money and educating our children. We feel we have every right to instist that there shall be no softening up to the evils of communism and socialism included in their education. One step further, let us discuss the question of reference books in school (and public) libraries. We do not want to remove any of the books therein written by anyone, communist or otherwise. We do feel, however, that if the author of a book is a communist or a proven sympathizer, that fact should be given the reader before he reads the book. Here again, we have lists already prepared by competent, qualified research people, many of whom are former high officials in the communist party and who have at last seen the light and given us much of the pattern we go by. I think Senator McCarren, a Democrat, who is head of the United States Senate Internal Security committee, in an interview with the U.S. News and World Report last week made the problem about as clear as it has ever been expressed when he said, concerning his committee's investigation of the Institute of Pacific Relations, "an organization of high ideals that was taken over by communist infiltration, when he was referring to the method of research by a member of the committee staff, a Mr. Mandell, who was expelled from the communist party in 1920." The obscurities of communist innuendo are no mystery to him. He takes those files and he goes through them methodically and he finds that Mr. So and So directed this and Mr. Thus and So directed that and by their direction, something happened. Maybe it was another strand in the propaganda web or maybe it affected the line of infiltration into a situation cannot (and should not) be handled quietly as you suggest. Some might take the view that the furor caused by such a situation would in effect be an attack on the integrity of the public school system. We do not hold to this opinion, on the contrary, we feel that we perform a public service in doing this job. After all, these are our schools, supported by our tax money and educating our children. We feel we have every right to instist that there shall be no softening up to the evils of communism and socialism included in their education. One step further, let us discuss the question of reference books in school (and public) libraries. We do not want to remove any of the books therein written by anyone, communist or otherwise. We do feel, however, that if the author of a book is a communist or a proven sympathizer, that fact should be given the reader before he reads the book. Here again, we have lists already prepared by competent, qualified research people, many of whom are former high officials in the communist party and who have at last seen the light and given us much of the pattern we go by. I think Senator McCarren, a Democrat, who is head of the United States Senate Internal Security committee, in an interview with the U.S. News and World Report last week made the problem about as clear as it has ever been expressed when he said, concerning his committee's investigation of the Institute of Pacific Relations, "an organization of high ideals that was taken over by communist infiltration, when he was referring to the method of research by a member of the committee staff, a Mr. Mandell, who was expelled fromthe communist party in 1920." The obscurities of communist innuendo are no mystery to him. 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COULD I DO SOMETHING ABOUT EXCHANGING HER?" The obscurities of communist innuendo are no mystery to him. He takes those files and he goes through them methodically and he finds that Mr. So and So directed this and Mr. Thus and So directed that and by their direction, something happened. Maybe it was another strand in the propaganda web or maybe it affected the line of infiltration into, for instance, a government department. Take the case of Frederick Vanderbilt Field as an illustration. They wanted to get Field into Army Intelligence during the war and they pretty near had him in—and quoting him further, "I want to make an expression here of which I have really become convinced. It isn't always the real communist who belongs to the party and has had years ofindoctrination in the party line—the kind of fellow who used to carry a party card before they stopped issuing cards—that is the most dangerous individual. The greatest danger may be from the fellow who sympathizes with communist ways and communist plans and communist ideas whether he does so knowing that what he sympathizes with is communist or whether he sympathizes with it in the belief that he is merely indulging in liberal thinking. Those san be very dangerous individuals, in my judgment, especially if they are in high and respected places." In closing, we wish to say that we are pleased with the assurance on the part of the high school board that we will have their cooperation. We have not met with the elementary board yet but we feel confident that when our proposal is explained, they too will co-operate with us. We are ed at the favorable resp plan has received from the daily papers in Anal hope that you too are in our action and that we assured of your approvals. End Local Churches White Temple "The Bible on the Table," a new motion picture feature story depicting the importance and use of daily family devotions, will be screened at White Temple Methodist church at the regular 7 o'clock evening service on Sunday night. "At this Thanksgiving season," states the pastor, Rev. Frank E. Butterworth, "we are forcibly reminded of the faithful daily devotions of our forbears who founded this nation. We live again in a day of crisis, and millions need to rediscover vital and practical ways to use the Bible in the home. This film will assist us in this quest." Leaflets outlining daily devotional readings at the family table from now until Christmas have been prepared by the American Bible society, and have been distributed to the membership of White Temple. An additional feature of the evening service will be the first appearance of the season of the Junior choir, directed by Virginia Sims Burk. They will sing, "For the Beauty of the Earth." At the 10:50 a.m. morning service, Chuck Wiggins, Minister of Youth, will preach on the theme "We Are They," supplying the pulpit in the absence of Rev. Frank Butterworth, who is in San Diego this week preaching nightly at Linda Vista Methodist church. Christian Science Man's identity is maintained forever by Spirit according to the Sunday Lesson-Sermon on "Soul and Body" in all Christian Science churches. The Golden Text is this question put by Paul in his first letter to the Corinthians (3-18): "Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you?" In his declaration to the Athensians as recorded in The Acts, Paul says, "God that made the world and all things therein, seeing that he is Lord of heaven and earth, dwelleth not in temples made with hands; Neither is worshipped with men's hands, as though he needed anything, seeing he giveth to all life, and breath, and all things; For in him we live, and move, and have our being" (17:24, 25, 28). Mary Baker Eddy writes in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures:" "Sooner or later we shall learn that the letters of man's finite capacity are forged by the illusion that he lives in body instead of in Soul, in matter instead of in Spirit" (p. 222). A free public lecture on Christian Science, sponsored by First Church of Christ Scientist, of Anaheim, will be given in AUHS auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. by Thodore Wallach of Chicago, Ill. His subject will be "Christian Science: The Availability of Unlimited Local Churches." New and Better Way of Producing Rain Discovered PASADENA (UP) — Australian scientists have discovered a new and better way to produce rain artificially. The method is so surprisingly simple it’s a wonder nobody thought of it before. All they do is spray low hanging clouds with water. It’s like fighting fire with fire—only with reverse English. And the system is so effective it takes merely one ton of water sprayed on the base of a rain cloud to produce one million tons of rain! Plan to Convert Deserts Dr. E. G. Bowen, a physicist member of the Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Research organization, described the new technique yesterday in a speech at the California Institute of Technology. With it, the Aussies hope to convert their vast desert into fertile farmlands. Up to now, clouds have been seeded with dry ice or silver iodide crystals to make it rain. Dr. Bowen said the water method is more effective, especially under conditions encountered in his country. Five Tons of Water “We could carry five tons of water in a medium sized bomber,” he explained. “That should be enough to make some five million tons of rainfall. But I wish to emphasize that thus far in our painstaking research we have used only a few hundred pounds of water at a time. We sprayed that man’s finite capacity are forged by the illusion that he lives in body instead of in Soul, in matter instead of in Spirit.” (p. 223). A free public lecture on Christian Science, sponsored by First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Anaheim, will be given in AUHS auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. by Theodore Wallach of Chicago, Ill. His subject will be “Christian Science: The Availability of Unlimited Good.” Christian Science: The Great Physician Understood” will be the subject of a lecture to be broadcast over Station KFWB (980 kc) Nov. 25 at 8 p.m. from 32nd Church of Christ, Scientist, Los Angeles. Richard P. Vernall, CS, the lecturer, is a member of the Christian Science board of lectureship. AFL Retail Clerks Come Up with New Money Proposal LOS ANGELES (UP)—The AFL retail clerks union has come up with a unique proposal for obtaining income for its members in excess of amounts allowable under wage controls. The union wants store owners to pay the difference between wage cellings and any greater amounts won in contract negotiations in government bonds to be held in trust for employees. The bonds could be cashed in only after the national emergency is over or when higher wage adjustments are permitted. Thus, the union holds, the over-celling income would not go into circulation and contribute to inflation. The proposal was outlined yesterday by Joseph T. De Silva, secretary of Local 770, which represents 13,000 food store employees in Los Angeles county. De Silva said he will present it today to O. G. Lawton, president of the Food Employers Council which represents more than 1000 large-stores contracting with the union. Remember Speed Kills! research may be necessary to learn all the facts and possibilities of channel 4, Los Angeles. Selection of the Grand Champion Steer of the International Livestock Exposition will be the main event of the show and will be telecast direct from the arena of the famous amphitheater, in Chicago, says H. W. Longfellow, farm advisor. A full hour of television starting at 12 p.m. P.S.T. will cover the most interesting features of this world-famous exposition. In addition to picking the Grand Champion, viewers will watch judging of the carlot champions, meat cutting demonstration, interviews with delegates to the National 4-H Club Congress, and other highlights of the day. Mexican Workers Complain About Bad Food, Wages MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP)—A group of Mexican plantation workers, who said they left their jobs because of bad food and meager pay, were ready today to return to their native land of lazy sunshine and hot tamales. The cotton pickers were bedded down here last night after long hikes along Arkansas and Tennessee highways that left them footsore and frightened. Forty-nine limped into Memphis after a 100-mile hike from the Terry Jamison plantation. Twelve others showed up from Keiser, Ark., 60 miles distant. Fifty-one of their fellow workers were still on the road between Memphis and Tiptonville in northwest Tennessee. The feet of most were badly blistered. Before they were fed and housed for the night, they spoke bitterly of “bad food and pay” and “bad living and pay.” Ships Tied Up Over Hawaiian Strike HONOLULU (UP)—Five Matson line freighters are tied up here by a dispute over the size of cargo sling loads. The Hawaiian Bullder arrived from the west coast last night. conditions encountered in his country, Five Tons of Water "We could carry five tons of water in a medium sized bomber," he explained. "That should be enough to make some five million tons of rainfall. But I wish to emphasize that thus far in our painstaking research we have used only a few hundred pounds of water at a time. We sprayed that from DC-3 airplanes." He said two more years of basic co-operate with us. We are pleased at the favorable response our plan has received from a part of the daily papers in Anaheim. We hope that you too are in favor of our action and that we can be assured of your approval as well. research may be necessary to learn all the facts and possibilities of the water spray system, but added: "Results of these experiments are most promising. I'm convinced that similar results could be obtained in the United States." He said the new technique works particularly well on warm, low hanging clouds characteristic of Australia and other South Pacific regions. SUBJECT...CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE AVAILABILITY OF UNLIMITED GOOD. LECTURER...Theodore Wallach, C.S. of Chicago, Illinois. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts PLACE...Anaheim High School Auditorium, West Center Street TIME...Saturday Evening, November 24th, 1951, at 8 o'clock. Auspices of FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ✩ ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND ✩