anaheim-gazette 1952-02-11

John Marshall said it... Karl Marx, the intellectual father of communism, devised a 10-plank platform whereby he believed, the capitalistic or free enterprise economic system, with its right of private ownership of property, could be destroyed. Two of these plans dealt with taxation and ran as follows: 1. A heavy progressive or graduated income tax. 2. Abolition of all right of inheritance—that is, a 100 per cent inheritance tax. We have not yet reached the entire communist objective, but we have come an ominously long way along the road. Today the tax on individual incomes runs to a high of 92 per cent—and its minimum is 22.2 per cent on incomes of not over $2000. The corporation tax is 92 per cent, to which 30 per cent more is added for so-called "excess profits." And the inheritance taxes are very steep. It is this situation which has stirred up so much support for a Constitutional amendment to limit the taxing power of Congress. The proposed amendments fix the rate at 25 per cent, and provides that it can be raised to a higher level in the event of such an emergency as war. The whole aim is to force economy and efficiency on the government by Constitutionally depriving it of excessive amounts of money. The cloth would have to be put to fit. Destruction of free enterprise and truly representative government can be accomplished by drying up the economic resources that maintain them. That is what our insane fiscal policy is doing now. John Marshall said it all when he said that the power to tax is the power to destroy. HOLLYWOOD—Many rises come back when on Grant say—"Here's that again." Yes, it's Dick J currently playing at the wood Palladium, but the gin of it all comes from Catalina days, where Dick lends so popular. "I'd like nothing ter than to be at Catalina this summer," Dick told me brings back memories to m after being there for five years from 1937 to 1941. World War II brought a to Dich's band business he joined the Marine Corps 1942, however, his talents not be anothered, for soon had organized entertaining units for shows in the South city. The units played for hospitals, 350 military units and traveled to 30 states. "We once stopped on Mahi land and played to five V from there doing the full show he said. Dick reorganized his bus 1946, starting on a series of nighters from coast-to-constrict popularity is proven by the that the balance of the ye already booked solid. "What I'd really like," Ju said, "is a television show on own. I have lots of thing ready sets for TV—for sight, is, and feel that we are right now for a good TV a He continued with, "a show can give plenty of living." entire communist objective, but we have come an ominously long way along the road. Today the tax on individual incomes runs to a high of 92 per cent—and its minimum is 22.2 per cent on incomes of not over $2000. The corporation tax is 32 per cent, to which 30 per cent more is added for so-called "excess profits." And the inheritance taxes are very of money. The cloth would have to be cut to fit. Destruction of free enterprise and truly representative government can be accomplished by drying up the economic resources that maintain them. That is what our insane fiscal policy is doing now. John Marshall said it all when he said that the power to tax is the power to destroy. On old trick... For some reason, a great many bureaucrats take a peculiar delight in denouncing business. And they often do it in such a vague and general way that it is impossible to make a factual refutation of the charges. An anonymous Office of Price Stabilization official provides a current example of this dangerous and insidious strategy. He recently alleged that there have been price control violations by what he termed major elements of the meat industry. He did not name names, and he was not specific in any way. Thus, by implications, he smeared all those who have anything to do with the important add complex job of supplying this country's huge demand for meat. It is undoubtedly true that somewhere somebody has misunderstood or misinterpreted a technical regulation laid down by OPS to govern the selling of meat. OPS regulations have often been models of confusion—OPS officials themselves have been unable to solve particle problems arising under the complicated language of a vast array of orders and amendments. In some cases, the regulations have been in the nature of controls for the mile of controls, rather than controls designed to produce the kind of meat the consumer wants. All this to one side, to make a blanket accusation against a major industry, without specific evidence, represents an extreme of official recklessness. Every objective study made of the meat industry shows that the vast majority of people and companies within it have done their level best to abide by the law, unreasonable and unworkable as the law may be—and that many concerns have suffered severely in a financial way as a result. IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of Anselm Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago February, 1877 The driver of the stage from San Juan Capitrano while driving through Tustin City yesterday, ran against a tree injuring Godfrey Stock, local agent for the Equitable Life Insurance company, is placing among his friends samples of the handsomest calf. 50 Years Ago February, 1892 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Aheim, was reported by Dr. M. Menges. The consideration waived nighters from coast-to-constitute popularity is proven by the balance of the you already booked solid. "What I'd really like," Jude said, "is a television show on own. I have lots of things ready set for TV—for sight, is—and feel that we are right now for a good TV show. He continued with, 'a show can give plenty of living room entertainment for those who good music, variety arrangements and a bit of nostalgic memory. When questioned about present-day band business, he replied, "I feel that there is definitely lack of interest with public in dance hands, and in room dancing. It's nothing all like before the war." Jurgens, who looks extremely young at 42, paused for a moment of thought. "Funny how no comes about," he said. "I reminisced in 1927 when I was in a mental mood over a girl from I wrote the song that today is theme song—you remember Day Dreams Come True Night." It brought back memories. WASHINGTON — President Truman's entry in the New Hampshire primaries will probably be a showdown with Senator Keenver on one red-hot issue with his friends would like to him duck—an ambassador to Vatican. The political situation in N.Hampshire, boiled down to mere terms, is that the Catholic population is largely Democrat. 25 Years Ago February, 1927 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Aheim, was reported by Dr. M. Menges. The consideration waived nighters from coast-to-constitute popularity is proven by the balance of the you already booked solid. "What I'd really like," Jude said, "is a television show on own. I have lots of things ready set for TV—for sight, is—and feel that we are right now for a good TV show. He continued with, 'a show can give plenty of living room entertainment for those who good music, variety arrangements and a bit of nostalgic memory. When questioned about present-day band business, he replied, "I feel that there is definitely lack of interest with public in dance hands, and in room dancing. It's nothing all like before the war." Jurgens, who looks extremely young at 42, paused for a moment of thought. "Funny how no comes about," he said. "I reminisced in 1927 when I was in a mental mood over a girl from I wrote the song that today is theme song—you remember Day Dreams Come True Night." It brought back memories. WASHINGTON — President Truman's entry in the New Hampshire primaries will probably be a showdown with Senator Keenver on one red-hot issue with his friends would like to him duck—an ambassador to Vatican. The political situation in N.Hampshire, boiled down to mere terms, is that the Catholic population is largely Democrat. 25 Years Ago February, 1927 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Aheim, was reported by Dr. M. Menges. The consideration waived nighters from coast-to-constitute popularity is proven by the balance of the you already booked solid. "What I'd really like," Jude said, "is a television show on own. I have lots of things ready set for TV—for sight, is—and feel that we are right now for a good TV show. He continued with, 'a show can give plenty of living room entertainment for those who good music, variety arrangements and a bit of nostalgic memory. When questioned about present-day band business, he replied, "I feel that there is definitely lack of interest with public in dance hands, and in room dancing. It's nothing all like before the war." Jurgens, who looks extremely young at 42, paused for a moment of thought. "Funny how no comes about," he said. "I reminisced in 1927 when I was in a mental mood over a girl from I wrote the song that today is theme song—you remember Day Dreams Come True Night." It brought back memories. WASHINGTON — President Truman's entry in the New Hampshire primaries will probably be a showdown with Senator Keenver on one red-hot issue with his friends would like to him duck—an ambassador to Vatican. The political situation in N.Hampshire, boiled down to mere terms, is that the Catholic population is largely Democrat. 25 Years Ago February, 1927 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Aheim, was reported by Dr. M. Menges. The consideration waived nighters from coast-to-constitute popularity is proven by the balance of the you already booked solid. "What I'd really like," Jude said, "is a television show on own. I have lots of things ready set for TV—for sight, is—and feel that we are right now for a good TV show. He continued with, 'a show can give plenty of living room entertainment for those who good music, variety arrangements and a bit of nostalgic memory. When questioned about present-day band business, he replied, "I feel that there is definitely lack of interest with public in dance hands, and in room dancing. It's nothing all like before the war." Jurgens, who looks extremely young at 42, paused for a moment of thought. "Funny how no comes about," he said. "I reminisced in 1927 when I was in a mental mood over a girl from I wrote the song that today is theme song—you remember Day Dreams Come True Night." It brought back memories. WASHINGTON — President Truman's entry in the New Hampshire primaries will probably be a showdown with Senator Keenver on one red-hot issue with his friends would like to him duck—an ambassador to Vatican. The political situation in N.Hampshire, boiled down to mere terms, is that the Catholic population is largely Democrat. 25 Years Ago February, 1927 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Aheim, was reported by Dr. M. Menges. The consideration waived nighters from coast-to-constitute popularity is proven by the balance of the you already booked solid. "What I'd really like," Jude said, "is a television show on own. I have lots of things ready set for TV—for sight, is—and feel that we are right now for a good TV show. He continued with, 'a show can give plenty of living room entertainment for those who good music, variety arrangements and a bit of nostalgic memory. When questioned about present-day band business, he replied, "I feel that there is definitely lack of interest with public in dance hands, and in room dancing. It's nothing all like before the war." Jurgens, who looks extremely young at 42, paused for a moment of thought. "Funny how no comes about," he said. "I reminisced in 1927 when I was in a mental mood over a girl from I wrote the song that today is theme song—you remember Day Dreams Come True Night." It brought back memories. WASHINGTON — President Truman's entry in the New Hampshire primaries will probably be a showdown with Senator Keenver on one red-hot issue with his friends would like to him duck—an ambassador to Vatican. The political situation in N.Hampshire, boiled down to mere terms, is that the Catholic population is largely Democrat. 25 Years Ago February, 1927 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Aheim, was reported by Dr. M. Menges. The consideration waived nighters from coast-to-constitute popularity is proven by the balance of the you already booked solid. "What I'd really like," Jude said, "is a television show on own. I have lots of things ready set for TV—for sight, is—and feel that we are right now for a good TV show. He continued with, 'a show can give plenty of living room entertainment for those who good music, variety arrangements and a bit of nostalgic memory. When questioned about present-day band business, he replied, "I feel that there is definitely lack of interest with public in dance hands, and in room dancing. It's nothing all like before the war." Jurgens, who looks extremely young at 42, paused for a moment of thought. "Funny how no comes about," he said. "I reminisced in 1927 when I was in a mental mood over a girl from I wrote the song that today is theme song—you remember Day Dreams Come True Night." It brought back memories. WASHINGTON — President Truman's entry in the New Hampshire primaries will probably be a showdown with Senator Keenver on one red-hot issue with his friends would like to him duck—an ambassador to Vatican. The political situation in N.Hampshire, boiled down to mere terms, is that the Catholic population is largely Democrat. 25 Years Ago February, 1927 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Aheim, was reported by Dr. M. Menges. The consideration waived nighters from coast-to-constitute popularity is proven by the balance of the you already booked solid. "What I'd really like," Jude said, "is a television show on own. I have lots of things ready set for TV—for sight, is—and feel that we are right now for a good TV show. He continued with, 'a show can give plenty of living room entertainment for those who good music, variety arrangements and a bit of nostalgic memory. When questioned about present-day band business, he replied, "I feel that there is definitely lack of interest with public in dance hands, and in room dancing. It's nothing all like before the war." Jurgens, who looks extremely young at 42, paused for a moment of thought. "Funny how no comes about," he said. "I reminisced in 1927 when I was in a mental mood over a girl from I wrote the song that today is theme song—you remember Day Dreams Come True Night." It brought back memories. WASHINGTON — President Truman's entry in the New Hampshire primaries will probably be a showdown with Senator Keenver on one red-hot issue with his friends would like to him duck—an ambassador to Vatican. The political situation in N.Hampshire, boiled down to mere terms, is that the Catholic population is largely Democrat. 25 Years Ago February, 1927 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Aheim, was reported by Dr. M. Menges. The consideration waived nighters from coast-to-constitute popularity is proven by the balance of the you already booked solid. "What I'd really like," Jude said, "is a television show on own. I have lots of things ready set for TV—for sight, is—and feel that we are right now for a good TV show. He continued with, 'a show can give plenty of living room entertainment for those who good music, variety arrangements and a bit of nostalgic memory. When questioned about present-day band business, he replied, "I feel that there is definitely lack of interest with public in dance hands, and in room dancing. It's nothing all like before the war." Jurgens, who looks extremely young at 42, paused for a moment of thought. "Funny how no comes about," he said. "I reminisced in 1927 when I was in a mental mood over a girl from I wrote the song that today is theme song—you remember Day Dreams Come True Night." It brought back memories. WASHINGTON — President Truman's entry in the New Hampshire primaries will probably be a showdown with Senator Keenver on one red-hot issue with his friends would like to him duck—an ambassador to Vatican. The political situation in N.Hampshire, boiled down to mere terms, is that the Catholic population is largely Democrat. 25 Years Ago February, 1927 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Aheim, was reported by Dr. M. Menges. The consideration waived nighters from coast-to-constitute popularity is proven by the balance of the you already booked solid. "What I'd really like," Jude said, "is a television show on own. I have lots of things ready set for TV—for sight, is—and feel that we are right now for a good TV show. He continued with, 'a show can give plenty of living room entertainment for those who good music，variety arrangements and a bit of nostalgic memory." When questioned about present-day band business，he replied，"I feel that there is definitely lack of interest with public in dance hands，and in room dancing。It's nothing all like before the war." Jurgens，who looks extremely young at 42，paused for a momentof thought." Funny how no comes about," he said."I reminisced in 1927 when I was in a mental mood over a girl from I wrote the song that today is theme song—you remember Day Dreams Come True Night." It brought back memories. WASHINGTON — President Truman's entry in the New Hampshire primaries will probably be a showdown with Senator Keenver on one red-hot issue with his friends would like to him duck—an ambassador to Vatican. The political situation in N.Hampshire，boiled down to mere terms，is that the Catholic population is largely Democrat. 25 Years Ago February，1927 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Aheim，was reported by Dr.M.Menges.The consideration waived nighters from coast-to-constitute popularity is proven by the balance of the you already booked solid. "What I'd really like," Jude said，"is a television show on own。I have lots of things ready set for TV—for sight，is—and feel that we are right now for a good TV show。He continued with，'a show can give plenty of living room entertainment for those who good music，variety arrangements and a bit of nostalgic memory." When questioned about present-day band business，he replied，"I feel that there is definitely lack of interest with public in dance hands，and in room dancing。It's nothing all like before the war." Jurgens，who looks extremely young at 42，paused for a momentof thought." Funny how no comes about," he said."I reminisced in 1927 when I was in a mental mood over a girl from I wrote the song that today is theme song—you remember Day Dreams Come True Night." It brought back memories. WASHINGTON — President Truman's entry in the New Hampshire primaries will probably be a showdown with Senator Keenver on one red-hot issue with his friends would like to him duck—an ambassador to Vatican." The political situation in N.Hampshire，boiled down to mere terms，is that the Catholic population is largely Democrat. 25 Years Ago February，1927 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Aheim，was reported by Dr.M.Menges.The consideration waived nighters from coast-to-constitute popularity is proven by the balance of the you already booked solid." "What I'd really like," Jude said，"is a television show on own。I have lots of things ready set for TV—for sight，is—and feel that we are right now for a good TV show。He continued with，'a show can give plenty of living room entertainment for those who good music，variety arrangements and a bit of nostalgic memory." When questioned about present-day band business，he replied，"I feel that there is definitely lack of interest with public in dance hands，and in room dancing。It's nothing all like before the war." Jurgens，who looks extremely young at 42，paused for a momentof thought." Funny how no comes about," he said."I reminisced in 1927 when I was in a mental mood over a girl from I wrote the song that today is theme song—you remember Day Dreams Come True Night." It brought back memories. WASHINGTON — President Truman's entry in the New Hampshire primaries will probably be a showdown with Senator Keenver on one red-hot issue with his friends would like to him duck—an ambassador to Vatican." The political situation in N.Hampshire，boiled down to mere terms，is that the Catholic population is largely Democrat." 25 Years Ago February，1927 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Aheim，was reported by Dr.M.Menges.The consideration waived nighters from coast-to-constitute popularity is proven by the balance of the you already booked solid." "What I'd really like," Jude said，"is a television show on own。I have lots of things ready set for TV—for sight，is—and feel that we are right now for a good TV show。He continued with，'a show can give plenty of living room entertainment for those who good music，variety arrangements and LONG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago February, 1877 The driver of the stage from San Juan Capistrano while driving through Tustin City yesterday, ran against a tree injuring his face badly. A ring was found at the store of A. Langenberger, which the owner can have by applying at this office. The members of the Episcopalian Church held the first of their series of social meetings at the home of Mr. Kellogg last night. Capt. T. S. Hull has been re-appointed Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue for this district. The stakes marking the center of the streets were set yesterday by surveyor Hansen. Over three thousand acres will be planted in wheat in the San Fernando valley this year. Dr. Yocum has just received a lot of Bovine Vaccine Virus of best quality. On Monday the supervisors will meet is regular session. There was a social party at Sycamore hall in Santa Ana last night. Godfrey Stock, local agent for the Equitable Life Insurance company, is placing among his friends samples of the handsomest calendar we have seen this season. Godfrey is among the most successful insurance solicitors in the state and writes up as many policies as the best of them. When he gets hold of a subject it is all off—the writes out a policy and the victim is happy ever afterwards. Anaheim Lodge No. 199, IOOF installed the following officers on Tuesday evening: E. A. Zeus, Noble Grand; Charles A. Boenge, vice-grand; F. S. Gates, secretary; Herman Stern, treasurer; Oliver Hill, R.S.N.G.; E. W. Champlin, L.S.N.G.; H. A. McWilliams, conductor; W. J. Hill, warden; Chas S. Pay, O.S.G.; R. Dunn, L.S.G.; R. Melrose, R.S.V.G.; Chas Rogers, L.S.V.G. A large delegation came over with D.D.G.M. George A. Riley to install the officers of the lodge. After the installation a banquet was served. Joe Backs went to Los Angeles on Tuesday to report at the post-office as substitute clerk, he having passed the civil service examination successfully. He took the examination in September and in December was notified from Washington that he had passed. The class contained 150 applicants, half of whom failed to pass. 25 Years Ago February, 1927 Sale of his 10 acre Valencia range grove on Lincoln boulevard about four miles west of Anaheim, was reported by Dr. M. Menges. The consideration was "little better than $50,000," intimated. The property which is set 12-year old trees, which brought a return of $10,000 last year, has been acquired by Robert Rimpel of Anaheim. There is a six room house on the tract which recently was thoroughly remodeled. Bimpau plans to build on the ranch. Dr. Menges bought the property about 12 months ago and is beloved to have made some profit on his investment. Rev. Father P. Browne, enthused fifty guests at the parish hall of St. Boniface's church, Friday evening. The church choir the Attar Society and other church officials were guests of Father Browne. The occasion celebrated the annual party at which the pastor host, his sister, Miss Best Browne, assisting as hostess. The evening was enjoyed at the tables, Misses Marcella Webb and Agatha Bushman winning honors for the ladies, and John Kirsh, Jr., and Louis Kroeger were successful for the gentlemen. Delicious refreshments were served after the games to all attending, and guests departed with many expressions of thanks for a pleasant evening with the genial host. TV-RADIOLOGIC Band Television Show Is Sought by Dick Jurgens By TOM E. DANSON HOLLYWOOD—Many memories come back when on the radio you hear the voice of Johnny Grant say—"Here's that band again." Yes, it's Dick Jurgens, currently playing at the Hollywood Palladium, but the nostalgia of it all comes from the old Catalina days, where Dick became popular. "I'd like nothing better than to be at Catalina again in summer," Dick told me, "it brings back memories to me, too, after being there for five seasons, from 1937 to 1941." World War II brought a halt to Dick's band business when he joined the Marine Corps in 1942, however, his talents could not be anothered, for soon, he and organized entertainment units for shows in the South Pacific. The mits played for 300 captains, 350 military camp units and traveled to 30 islands. We once stopped on Makin Island and played to five White men doing the full show," said Dick. Dick reorganized his band in 1960, starting on a series of one-hitters from coast-to-coast. His popularity is proven by the fact that the balance of the year is ready booked solid. What I'd really like," Jurgens said, "is a television show of my life. I have lots of things ally set for TV—for sight, that and feel that we are primed at now for a good TV show." continued with, "a show that gives plenty of living room time, too. DOWN TV-RADIO ROW ... Bela-Lugosi is being talked about as a TV possibility in chiller roles ... A.B.C.-TV has just purchased 27 whodunits filmed between 1940 and 1948 ... Arthur Godfrey's recent ice skating show had its inception about six months ago when Art came up with a yen to learn to skate ... Although they are reported to have received offers of $100,000 from both N.B.C. and C.B.S., Laurence Olivier and Vivient Leigh have turned down bids to do "Anthony and Cleopatra" on TV. TELE-TIPS ... The world's greatest bubble artist will perform during the "You Asked It" show tonight on KECA (7) at 8:30 ... "Popcorn" joins his partner "Feanute" after illness, during "Dinle Showboat" from KTLA (5) at 8:30 ... Berry-Savage and Garibaldi-Mackay trade holds in the tag team remates in the wrestling card from KTTV (11) at 8:30 ... Luclile and Denil almost break their lease during the hilarity on "I Love Lucy" from KNXT (2) at 8:30 ... Film Star Richard Carlson will have the lead role in a strange mystery drama titled "Eva? Caroline?" during the Robert Madgomery show from KNBH (4) at 9:30. DIAL-LITES ... "Show Boat" ON THE LAM ... with Jim Lamhoff The approaching Rocky Marciano-Lee Savold fight looms as a mismatch from the prestige angle if from nothing more. Savold has everything to gain and nothing to lose. He's well along on the old downhill trail—a loss would do him no more harm and an upset win for him, which appears highly improbable, would provide him with a good argument for a title shot and would certainly rate him as a top-notch heavyweight again. Marciano may justifiably have trouble getting excited about the bout. If he wins easily as expected, fightdom's reaction will be "so what?" The Massachusetts Mauler has just about reached the top of the heavyweight contenders' pile, and is expected to dispose of those fistmen from the lower heavyweight echelons. However, if Savold pulls the big upset, the effect would be disastrous to Marciano, who has captured the fight public's imagination probably more than any heavyweight since Billy Conn. But is doesn't appear the competent Marciano has to worry too much. Our reaction to the whole thing is that it seems a shame that worthy challengers such as Marciano who deserve title fights right away, have to keep in practice and in funds by belting such hasbeens as Savold, while his highness, champion Joe Walcott, folls in idleness and takes his own sweet time at arranging to take on any... Hitters from coast-to-coast. His popularity is proven by the fact that the balance of the year is ready booked solid. What I'd really like," Jurgens said, "is a television show of my own. I have lots of things already set for TV—for sight, that and feel that we are primed at now for a good TV show." Continued with, "a show that gives plenty of livingroom entertainment for those who like music, variety arrangements or a bit of nostalgic memories." When questioned about the present-day band business, Dick Bledel said, "I feel that there is a little lack of interest with the site in dance hands, and ballerina dancing. It's nothing at all before the war." Jurgens, who looks extremely young at 42, paused for a moment thought. "Funny how music is about," he said. "I remember in 1927 when I was in a sentimental mood over a girl friend, got the song that today is my one song—you remember it. Dreams Come True at." Brought back memories to WASHINGTON HAMPTON GO-ROUND WASHINGTON — President Nixon's entry in the New Hampshire primaries will probably force down with Senator Kefauon on one red-hot issue which friends would like to have duck—an ambassador to the man. The political situation in Newshire, boiled down to simmerms, is that the Catholic nation is largely Democrat. 25 Years Ago February, 1927 He of his 10 acre Valencia or-grove on Lincoln boulevard. Four miles west of Anaheim was reported by Dr. M. M. Mas. The consideration was a while Protestants are largely Republican. The top Democratic leaders of the state are also Catholic. Therefore, to make any headway with the voters of his own party, Kefauver advisers think he will have to take a firm stand in favor of sending an ambassador to the Vatican. Otherwise, they advise, Harry Truman, who has already expressed himself, will walk away with the Catholic vote. Meanwhile, sentiment in Kefauver's home state and most of the South—from which he must also win delegates — is strongly against sending an ambassador to the Vatican. A desire to smoke the Tennessee Senator out on this dynamite-laden issue was reported to be one reason why the president reversed himself to remain in the New Hampshire primary. DIAL-LITES ... "Show Bout," with the original screen cast will be presented during "Radio Theater" on KNX at 6 ... "The Big Hand" tells a tale with an ironic twist resulting in a duel when aired over KECA at 8 ... "Sunday Punch," the story of a young boxer is told during "Hollywood Playhouse" from KHJ at 8:30 ... Barbara Gibson, young American coloratura soprano will be the special soloist on the Telephone Hour" when aired from KFI at 9. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY ... My girl has small knees; small knees are wee knees; a weenie is a hot dog ... Hot Dog! You oughta see my girl. Copyright, 1961, by Universal Radio and TV Features Syndicate Our reaction to the whole thing is that it seems a shame that worthy challengers such as Marciano, who deserve title fights right away, have to keep in practice and in funds by belting such hasbeens as Savold, while his highness, champion Joe Walcott, lolls in idleness and takes his own sweet time at arranging to take on any challengers. Walkcott's robust claims that he can definitely kick Ezzard Charles or Marciano or anyone else seem to be belied by his refiance to emerge from his easy chair and fight them. Speaking of Walcott, what ever happened to the hallyhooed defense of his title against Harry "Kid" Matthews that was supposed to be definitely in the making? It looks now as if Matthews will have to wait his turn after Charles and Marciano, and this appears only fair. After all, Matthews is, in reality, only a light-heavyweight and has already ducked out of one opportunity to meet Joey Maxim for supremacy of that division. We wonder now if the great Sugar Ray Robinson will someday be among those battling it out for the heavyweight crown. If the proposed Maxim-Robinson bout for the lightheavy title is arranged and the Sugar Man wins, he will, and let us know if we're wrong on this, be the first man in boxing history to consecutively hold the championships of four weight divisions. Henry Armstrong held three different weight class titles, the featherweight, lightweight, and welterweight, simultaneously, but he did not go on to fight as a middleweight. And from a lightheavy title斗, Robinston, probably the most naturally-endowed and best-developed and most intelligent of the present crop of pugilists, conceivably might put on a few more pounds and go on in quest of the most esteemed championship of all. Colonists Drop To Newport Slow Overtime Percent Playing by far their masters spiring basketball of the day and by far their most thrilling colorful game, the Anaheim city cagers came within a whisker of defeating the place Newport Harbor Tail day night, but fell in two time periods, 42-40. Midway in the final quarter the regular contest, Anaheim a lead of 38-30 and it seemed though the locals were going pull off one of the greatest of the season. Anaheim led at the end first quarter, 9-7 and at half 18-15 and at the three-quarter mark, 29-27 and when they up a lead of 38-30 midway. STANDINGS W L I Huntington Beach ... 2 0 0 Newport Harbor ... 7 1 3 Anaheim ... 4 9 3 Fullerton ... 1 5 3 Orange ... 2 6 3 Santa Ana ... 0 8 3 final period it looked like doom for the Tars. But the Sailors just could be counted out, not with re-forward Armand Nettles loft the way with his radar-field goals. Nettles took point honors with 18. Nettles started to close thru with two free throws and followed that up with a D set. Jim Mendon scored jump after which there was a riffic battle for the ball. The Sailors came up with ball and guard Bill Lusk due 25 Years Ago February, 1927 A property which is set to our old trees, which brought turn of $10,000 last year, has acquired by Robert Rimpau Baimhe. There is a six room on the tract which recently thoroughly remodeled and organized. Rimpau plans to live in ranch. Dr. Menges bought property about 12 months ago and belived to have made a one profit on his investment. Pather P. Browne, enter-fifty guests at the parish St. Boniface's church, Friening. The church choir, Car Society and other churches were guests of Father Ecclesion celebrated the anniversary at which the pastor is his sister, Miss Bessie, assisting as hostess. The it was enjoyed at the card Misses Marcella Webber Agatha Bushman winning for the ladies, and John Dr., and Louis Kroeger were full for the gentlemen. Nous refreshments were after the games to all attends, and guests departed many expressions of thanks pleasant evening with their host. Meanwhile, sentiment in Kofauver's home state and most of the South—from which he must also win delegates — is strongly against sending an ambassador to the Vatican. A desire to smoke the Tennessee Senator out on this dynamite-laden issue was reported to be one reason why the president reversed himself to remain in the New Hampshire primary. Tax Filing Here are some tips to the King committee now proving tax filing in California— In Los Angeles county—See who it was who protected Deputy Sheriff Guasti when he was under tax investigation regarding protection money received from a house of prostitution opposite the Los Angeles county honor farm. T-men secured evidence that two checks for $600 and $400 had been passed on to the deputy sheriff, but just as the case got hot, a top official in the revenue agent's office reached down and called off the probe. Deputy Sheriff Guasti was later jailed by Los Angeles officials on another charge. But, the interesting question is: who called off the federal government which is supposed to set a standard of clean government to municipalities? In Los Angeles—Check on Earl Muntz, former used-car dealer advertising himself as "Mad Man Muntz," who was under tax investigation in what was considered a fraud case. However, a cash settlement was offered by Muntz and recommended by the revenue agent on behalf of the Treasury. Later, the revenue agent accepted a job with the taxpayer he had been investigating. Meanwhile, sentiment in Kofauver's home state and most of the South—from which he must also win delegates — is strongly against sending an ambassador to the Vatican. A desire to smoke the Tennessee Senator out on this dynamite-laden issue was reported to be one reason why the president reversed himself to remain in the New Hampshire primary. Tax Filing Here are some tips to the King committee now proving tax filing in California— In Los Angeles county—See who it was who protected Deputy Sheriff Guasti when he was under tax investigation regarding protection money received from a house of prostitution opposite the Los Angeles county honor farm. T-men secured evidence that two checks for $600 and $400 had been passed on to the deputy sheriff, but just as the case got hot, a top official in the revenue agent's office reached down and called off the probe. Deputy Sheriff Guasti was later jailed by Los Angeles officials on another charge. But, the interesting question is: who called off the federal government which is supposed to set a standard of clean government to municipalities? In Los Angeles—Check on Earl Muntz, former used-car dealer advertising himself as "Mad Man Muntz," who was under tax investigation in what was considered a fraud case. However, a cash settlement was offered by Muntz and recommended by the revenue agent on behalf of the Treasury. Later, the revenue agent accepted a job with the taxpayer he had been investigating. Meanwhile, sentiment in Kofauver's home state and most of the South—from which he must also win delegates — is strongly against sending an ambassador to the Vatican. A desire to smoke the Tennessee Senator out on this dynamite-laden issue was reported to be one reason why the president reversed himself to remain in the New Hampshire primary. Tax Filing Here are some tips to the King committee now proving tax filing in California— In Los Angeles county—See who it was who protected Deputy Sheriff Guasti when he was under tax investigation regarding protection money received from a house of prostitution opposite the Los Angeles county honor farm. T-men secured evidence that two checks for $600 and $400 had been passed on to the deputy sheriff, but just as the case got hot, a top official in the revenue agent's office reached down and called off the probe. Deputy Sheriff Guasti was later jailed by Los Angeles officials on another charge. But, the interesting question is: who called off the federal government which is supposed to set a standard of clean government to municipalities? In Los Angeles—Check on Earl Muntz, former used-car dealer advertising himself as "Mad Man Muntz," who was under tax investigation in what was considered a fraud case. However, a cash settlement was offered by Muntz and recommended by the revenue agent on behalf of the Treasury. Later, the revenue agent accepted a job with the taxpayer he had been investigating. Meanwhile, sentiment in Kofauver's home state and most of the South—from which he must also win delegates — is strongly against sending an ambassador to the Vatican. A desire to smoke the Tennessee Senator out on this dynamite-laden issue was reported to be one reason why the president reversed himself to remain in the New Hampshire primary. Tax Filing Here are some tips to the King committee now proving tax filing in California— In Los Angeles county—See who it was who protected Deputy Sheriff Guasti when he was under tax investigation regarding protection money received from a house of prostitution opposite the Los Angeles county honor farm. T-men secured evidence that two checks for $600 and $400 had been passed on to the deputy sheriff, but just as the case got hot, a top official in the revenue agent's office reached down and called off the probe. Deputy Sheriff Guasti was later jailed by Los Angeles officials on another charge. But, the interesting question is: who called off the federal government which is supposed to set a standard of clean government to municipalities? In Los Angeles—Check on Earl Muntz, former used-car dealer advertising himself as "Mad Man Munzt," who was under tax investigation in what was considered a fraud case. However, a cash settlement was offered by Muntz and recommended by the revenue agent on behalf of the Treasury. Later, the revenue agent accepted a job with the taxpayer he had been investigating. Meanwhile, sentiment in Kofauver's home state and most of the South—from which he must also win delegates — is strongly against sending an ambassador to the Vatican. A desire to smoke the Tennessee Senator out on this dynamite-laden issue was reported to be one reason why the president reversed himself to remain in the New Hampshire primary. Tax Filing Here are some tips to the King committee now proving tax filing in California— In Los Angeles county—See who it was who protected Deputy Sheriff Guasti when he was under tax investigation regarding protection money received from a house of prostitution opposite the Los Angeles county honor farm. T-men secured evidence that two checks for $600 and $400 had been passed on to the deputy sheriff, but just as the case got hot, a top official in the revenue agent's office reached down and called off the probe. Deputy Sheriff Guasti was later jailed by Los Angeles officials on another charge. But, the interesting question is: who called off the federal government which is supposed to set a standard of clean government to municipalities? In Los Angeles—Check on Earl Muntz, former used-car dealer advertising himself as "Mad Man Munzt," who was under tax investigation in what was considered a fraud case. However, a cash settlement was offered by Muntz and recommended by the revenue agent on behalf of the Treasury. Later, the revenue agent accepted a job with the taxpayer he had been investigating. Meanwhile, sentiment in Kofauver's home state and most of the South—from which he must also win delegates — is strongly against sending an ambassador to the Vatican. A desire to smoke the Tennessee Senator out on this dynamite-laden issue was reported to be one reason why the president reversed himself to remain in the New Hampshire primary. Tax Filing Here are some tips to the King committee now proving tax filing in California— In Los Angeles county—See who it was who protected Deputy Sheriff Guasti when he was under tax investigation regarding protection money received from a house of prostitution opposite the Los Angeles county honor farm. T-men secured evidence that two checks for $600 and $400 had been passed on to the deputy sheriff, but just as the case got hot, a top official in the revenue agent's office reached down and called off the probe. Deputy Sheriff Guasti was later jailed by Los Angeles officials on another charge. But, the interesting question is: who called off the federal government which is supposed to set a standard of clean government to municipalities? In Los Angeles—Check on Earl Muntz, former used-car dealer advertising himself as "Mad Man Munzt," who was under tax investigation in what was considered a fraud case. However, a cash settlement was offered by Muntz and recommended by the revenue agent on behalf of the Treasury. Later, the revenue agent accepted a job with the taxpayer he had been investigating. Meanwhile, sentiment in Kofauver's home state and most of the South—from which he must also win delegates — is strongly against sending an ambassador to the Vatican. A desire to smoke the Tennessee Senator out on this dynamite-laden issue was reported to be one reason why the president reversed himself to remain in the New Hampshire primary. Tax Filing Here are some tips to the King committee now proving tax filing in California— In Los Angeles county—See who it was who protected Deputy Sheriff Guasti when he was under tax investigation regarding protection money received from a house of prostitution opposite the Los Angeles county honor farm. T-men secured evidence that two checks for $600 and $400 had been passed on to the deputy sheriff, but just as the case got hot, a top official in the revenue agent's office reached down and called off the probe. Deputy Sheriff Guasti was later jailed by Los Angeles officials on another charge. But, the interesting question is: who called off the federal government which is supposed to set a standard of clean government to municipalities? In Los Angeles—Check on Earl Muntz, former used-car dealer advertising himself as "Mad Man Munzt," who was under tax investigation in what was considered a fraud case. However, a cash settlement was offered by Muntz and recommended by the revenue agent on behalf of the Treasury. Later, the revenue agent accepted a job with the taxpayer he had been investigating. Meanwhile, sentiment in Kofauver's home state and most of the South—from which he must also win delegates — is strongly against sending an ambassador to the Vatican. A desire to smoke the Tennessee Senator out on this dynamite-laden issue was reported to be one reason why the president reversed himself to remain in the New Hampshire primary. Tax Filing Here are some tips to the King committee now proving tax filing in California— In Los Angeles county—See who it was who protected Deputy Sheriff Guasti when he was under tax investigation regarding protection money received from a house of prostitution opposite the Los Angeles county honor farm. T-men secured evidence that two checks for $600 and $400 had been passed on tothe deputy sheriff, but just as the case got hot, a top official in the revenue agent's office reached down and called off the probe. Deputy Sheriff Guasti was later jailed by Los Angeles officials on another charge. But, the interesting question is: who called off the federal government which is supposed to set a standard of clean government to municipalities? In Los Angeles—Check on Earl Muntz, former used-car dealer advertising himself as "Mad Man Munzt," who was under tax investigation in what was considered a fraud case. However, a cash settlement was offered by Muntz and recommended by the revenue agent on behalf of the Treasury. Later, the revenue agent accepted a job with the taxpayer he had been investigating. Meanwhile, sentiment in Kofauver's home state and most of the South—from which he must also win delegates — is strongly against sending an ambassador tothe Vatican. A desire to smoke the Tennessee Senator out on this dynamite-laden issue was reported to be one reason why the president reversed himself to remain in the New Hampshire primary. Tax Filing Here are some tips to the King committee now proving tax filing in California— In Los Angeles county—See who it was who protected Deputy Sheriff Guasti when he was under tax investigation regarding protection money received from a house of prostitution opposite the Los Angeles county honor farm. T-men secured evidence that two checks for $600 and $400 had been passed onto deputy sheriff, but just asthe case got hot,the Sailors came up with ball and guard Bill Lusk duein race down court with only onds left inthe game and fouled justasthe gun soundendthe game. Webber then went tothe throw linein an attempttothe winning point after he havetempted three straightthrows and made all three,the most importantjustwasbeebe.The ball hitthe rampbounced offtothe rightwiththe Sailors' fans eruptingin huge sign. SoThe game went intoa t minute overtime period.JohnSteinborn immediately fouredace,Nettles,and he calmwytupand scoredtwo pointsinthegratis lineto putthe Sailorsoutin front. With just seconds leftinovertime periodandthetowingpointafterhehavetemptedthreestraightthrowsandmadeallthree,themostimportantjustwasbeebe.Theballhitthe rampbouncedofftotherightwiththeSailors'fans eruptinginhugesign. Nettles tookthe ballintheroundovertimeperiodandscoredfrom four feet awayfromtheleketo givetheSailorsoneofthehardest-gainedvictoriesoftheseason.Newport tooktheseoutfromAnaheimthisyear.winnings Anaheim Bee Cagers Capture Tilt From Newport Harbor Squad 49-44 In a six-saw battle Friday night in Newport Harbor's gun the Anaheim Bee Colonists and the Sailors really put on a thrilling display of basketball talent for the sparsely attending popul with the locals coming out ahead 49-48 to clinch at least a tie for the Sunset league title. Anaheim has one more loop game to play—Friday night at Orange and a victory there for the Hustockmen will give them the title outright, while a loss there will give them the title along with Huntington Beach. The victory Friday night was the eighth league victory of the season for the Colonists and their eighth straight win of the season. It leaves them with a total win-loss record of 16-3. For a while Friday night it looked as though Anaheim would not win their eighth victory that night as they trailed at the end of the first quarter 12-0 and early in the second period the score was 19-9 in favor of the Sailors. But with Bob Stewart taking a pass from George Bishop and scoring, followed by Fred Frank's two points under the basket and points by Paul Salazar on a gallop into the basket; Stewart on a free throw, Frank Navarro on a five-foot set shot, Frank on a set and Navarro on another set shot the locals took the lead with the score board reading 22-19. Early in the third period the Sailors recaptured the lead at 29-27, but Stewart put the locals out in front again on his set shot. Newport scored a field goal to go out in front again, but another rally from the Colonists gave them a 38-35 lead at the end of the third period. Newport was never a serious threat in the final period. Paul Salazar took high point honors with 16 to recapture the honor of leading the Colonists in scoring in loop competition from exleader of one week, Stewart. Stewart hit for seven points Friday. Anaheim attempted 63 shots and completed 21 for a field goal percentage mark of 33.3 while the Tars were attempting 49 and completing 15 for a mark of 37.5. Anaheim (40) — fga fig fig ft pf tp Salazar, f 15 3 0 0 4 10 Nelson, f 2 0 0 0 1 0 Wright, c 0 0 0 0 2 0 Beach, g 1 0 0 0 0 Roberts, g 0 0 0 0 0 Bishop, g 2 1 7 4 2 6 Stewart, l1 3 1 1 2 7 Frank, l4 5 5 2 12 Navarro, l1 4 1 0 2 8 Witheorn, o0 1 0 0 Ibell, o0 0 0 1 0 Smaches, o0 0 0 1 0 Totals 62 21 15 .7 18 .49 Newport (44) — Lester, f 10 2 5 1 4 .7 Wetzel, f 7 4 2 2 .11 Ottimer, c 16 7 .3 1 .45 West, g 8 .2 .4 .8 Morris, g 1 .0 .2 .1 .0 Tharp, g .1 .0 .2 Gallivan, z2 .0 .1 .0 Ealter, i .0 .2 .1 .1 Gloege, o0 .1 .0 .0 Blehim, o0 .1 .0 .0 Totals 48 .18 .21 .8 .13 .44 Score by Quarters Anaheim: 9 .18 .11 .11—49 Newport: 12 .12 .11 .9—44 Stars Receive Contracts for Current Season Greetings, not from the U.S. Government, but in the form of 1952 Hollywood baseball contracts began arriving Sunday and today in the hands of players who will perform for the Stars during the 1952 season. Hollywood contracts were mailed to 28 players yesterday, according to Victor Ford Collins, club president. These men will report to Manager Fred Haney at the Star's spring training camp at Anaheim. Actually, 29 contracts have been mailed, but one has already been signed and returned. Outfielder Dick Wilson, optioned last year to Modesto, was mailed his pact early because he reports to the Pittsburgh Pirates' spring training sessions at San Bernardo Feb. 18. The emphasis will be on newcomers this year, according to Collins, in an effort to find suitable replacement for such stars as George Genovese, Herb Gorman, Dino Restaelli, Jack Salveson, Artie Shallock, George Schmees, and Ben Wade. Of the 28 men mailed contracts, 13 are newcomers, including two catchers, four pitchers, four infielders, and three outfielders: Contract were mailed to the following: Catchers—Larry Dorton, Charles Lopeman, Eddie Malone, Jack Paepke, Mike Sandlock. Pitchers—Lee Anthony, Tom Enclinas, Bert Haysom, Herb Karpel, Johnny Lindell, Gordon Maltzberger, Ronald May. Colonists Drop Close Cage Game To Newport Sailors in Double Overtime Period Friday 42-40 Playing by far their most inspiring basketball of the season and by far their most thrilling and colorful game, the Anaheim varsity cagers came within a narrow whisker of defeating the second-place Newport Harbor Tars Friday night, but fell in two overtime periods, 42-40. Midway in the final quarter of the regular contest, Anaheim had lead of 38-30 and it seemed as though the locals were going to fall off one of the great upsets in the season. Anaheim led at the end of the first quarter, 9-7 and at half time, 15 and at the three-quarter mark, 29-27 and when they piled on a lead of 38-30 midway in the standings. Church League Standings First Baptist 6 0 1.000 Zion Lutheran 5 1.832 White Temple 4 2.666 Grace Lutheran 2 4.333 St. Boniface 2 4.333 Church of Christ 1 5.166 Presbyterian 1 5.166 City League Standings Pufferton 6 1.857 Huntington Beach 6 1.857 Ritz Cleaners 4 2.666 Bob Williams 2 4.428 Score by Quarters Anaheim 9 15 11 11—49 Newport 12 12 11 9—44 Anaheim attempted 58 shots and made good on 14 of them for a mark of 24.1 while the host team attempted 43 and connected on 14 of them for a field goal mark of 32.6. Anaheim (40)—Iga Ig fta ft of tp H. Rees f 9 2 2 1 2 5 Hessel f 0 0 0 0 2 0 Moody f 2 1 0 0 1 2 Herbel g 8 2 1 1 2 5 Kolb g 4 0 3 2 0 2 Webber 7 1 5 4 2 6 Ames g 4 0 2 2 3 2 Holye 2 0 0 0 1 0 Hemborn 15 6 2 2 5 14 G. Rees g 6 2 1 0 1 4 Totals 58 14 16 12 19 40 Yo-Yo Contest In Full Swing The Yo-Yo contest on the Recreation department's four playgrounds is now going in full swing. The object of the Contest is to find Anaheim's Yo-Yo Champion. This champion will go to the Regional Finals which will be held in Long Beach on March 1. They will be held in the civic auditorium. There will be six contests on each playground, with the first and second-place winners of each of the contests on each of the playgrounds eligible to compete for the City Championship. The City finals will be held at the City park on Wednesday, Feb. 27. Giants, Dwarfs Get Together Tonight at OCAC Wrestling giants and dwarfs numbered among the nation's greatest, vie for interest tonight at the Orange County Athletic Club as the Highway 101 arena comes up with a double feature three-fall program showing the famed dwarf Little Beaver vs Dangerous Dan Cupid and a quartet of heavyweight giants in a tag team battle. Nettles started to close the gap with two free throws and quickly allowed that up with a 12 foot Jim Mendon scored on a jump after which there was a terrace battle for the ball. The Sailors came up with the ball and guard Bill Lusk dumped the game tying points. Ira Rubber took the ball and started race down court with only sees left in the game and was led just as the gun sounded to the game. Webber then went to the free throw line in an attempt to sink winning point after he had attempted three straight free throws and made all three, but most important just wasn't to The ball hit the rim and forced off to the right with all Sailors' fans erupting in one sigh. The game went into a three-minute overtime period. Johnny Rubber immediately fouled the Nettles and he calmly went and scored two points from Gratis line to put the Sailors in front. With just seconds left in the time period and the fans, both sides of the barn-like jumping up and down, Webber up with the most need and most beautiful shot of the game—a 12-foot look to tie the just as the buzzer sounded and the first overtime period. Nettles took the ball in the second overtime period and scored four feet away from the baseline to give the Sailors one of their last-gained victories of the season. Newport took the series Anaheim this year, winning. City League Standings W L Pet. Pufferton 6 1.857 Huntington Beach 6 1.867 Ritchey Cleaners 4 2.656 Bob Williams 3 4.428 Cotter's 2 4.333 McCarty's 1 5.166 Kwikset Hornets 1 6.143 Juvenile League Standings "B" LEAGUE W L Pet. Horace Mann 4 1.900 Benjamin Franklin 2 2.600 George Washington 2 2.500 Thomas Jefferson 0 4.000 "A" LEAGUE W L Pet. Horace Mann 4 1.900 George Washington 3 1.600 Thomas Jefferson 1 3.250 Benjamin Franklin 0 4.000 According to the U.S. Weather Bureau records, the world's record for the most rainfall in one minute .65 inch, belongs to Opid's Camp, Calif. THINGS TO COME by Michael W L Pet. First Baptist 5 1.832 Zion Lutheran 4 2.666 White Temple 2 4.333 Grace Lutheran 2 4.333 St. Bohillace 4 3.333 Church of Christ 1 5.166 Presbyterian 1 5.166 Wrestling giants and dwarfs, numbered among the nation's greatest, vie for interest tonight at the Orange County Athletic Club as the Highway 101 arena comes up with a double feature three-fall program showing the famed dwarf Little Beaver vs Dangerous Dan Cupid and a quartet of heavyweight giants in a tag team battle. Little Beaver, miniature Mohawk Indian from Canada, is the idol of children and their elders throughout the USA and Canada because of his sensational ring performances. He wrestles like Don Eagle and Argentina Rocca rolled in one. Blond, fuzzy, Dangerous Dan Cupid is a 92 pound package of villainy. The tag team match which will close the program, sends two rugged favorites, Let (Butch) Levy and Freddie McDaniels out against the ruthless tandem of Krippler Karl Davis and Ivan The Terrible. The latter weighs 325; Davis, 247. Levy scales 243, McDaniels, 232. The team match is expected to be so rough that the OCAC asked the California State commission to assign big Al Billings as the referee. The program is to get under power at 8:30 with Paul Britton meeting Dennis Clary, onetime known as "Mr. California." Clary is fast gaining top favor in this section because of his science and clean-cut style. In Western Australia an attempt is being made to develop hog-raising on a large scale. In Saudi Arabia huge sand-spreaders, used by U.S. railroads to fight snow, have been found useful for plowing away sand in heavy dune areas.