anaheim-gazette 1952-02-19

I'M GONNA SEE THAT ROSY GETS HOME FROM SCHOOL OKAY! WHY--THE SCHOOL IS ONLY A BLOCK AWAY! SO WHAT? WE MUST ALWAYS EXTEND A HELPING HAND TO LITTLE CHILDREN! NELLIE, I'M SORRY I SAID, A COW CAN RUN FASTER THAN YOU! BUT A COW DID, AND YOU KNOW IT! ALL RIGHT, STAY MAD IF YOU WANT TO! BUT... I'M SO MAD AT YOU I COULD EAT NAILS! ER-HELLO, PRINCESS POMONA! KREEG IS THE LORD OF LIMBA, ASTAR'S BIG COMPETITOR IN THE SIXTH GALAXY! HWM! SCORCHY CALLING RADAR! REPORT! ONLY MORE FLEET FRAGMENTS ON THE SCREEN, SIR! PUT A CREW ON THE DX SET! MAGNETIZORS: ON! HALF POWER! RICKY SMITH COMPETITOR IN THE SIXTH GALAXY! DICKIE DARE THE BLACK COUNT DRAWS CLOSE TO THE DOOMED CADET! BUT DICKIE WAS ONLY HELD BACK BECAUSE HE HAD TO PLUG BULLET HOLES WITH PIECES OF HIS CLOTHES. THERE'S THE LAST ONE. ADV. OF PATSTY JUNIE WIGGINS! SURE, SHE PERFORMS DAILY ON TELEVISION! STATION TVIX! OH! STUMBLING 8009! ON DIANA I'VE BEEN CALLING YOUR HOUSE ALL DAY, DIANA— ARE YOU GOING TO THE DANCE TONIGHT? I- I REALLY DON'T KNOW, MARION— THAT IS, I MEAN, NOT RIGHT NOW— MYRA, I JUST FOUND OUT THAT PETERS LEFT TOWN LAST NIGHT AND WE FIGGER IT HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH THE GAL WHO STOLE THE BANK'S MONEY...HE KNOWS MORE ABOUT THAT GAL THAN HE TOLD US...HE'S PLAYIN' WITH THE LAW NOW!! WHERE'D HE GO??? YES-WHERE'D HE GO? HONEST, SHERIFF, I DON'T KNOW. I WISH I DID!! HE SAID HE DIDN'T KNOW WHERE SHE WAS BUT HE WAS GOING TO FIND HER. SEE IN TROUBLE! THAT'S ALL I KNOW!! THEY KNOW MYRA IS TELLING THE TRUTH... THEY ALSO KNOW THEY'RE DEALING WITH A MIGHTY STUBBORN CUSS WHO IS THEIR ONLY LEAD TO THE MISSING GAL... ONE MR. PETERS! Pravda Charges U.S. Aiding Austria MOSCOW UP—Pravda charged today that the United States is pushing for a separate peace treaty with Austria and plans to raise an Austrian army to serve under Gen. Dwight Eisenhower's Atlantic Treaty command. Such U.S.-Austrian action, said the communist party organ, would split Austria into two parts. The paper added the Austrian government "long since has been following a policy of division of the country into two parts economically." (Russia and the western Big Three have been negotiating for five years without reaching successful conclusion of a peace treaty for Austria. The country now is divided into French, British, American and Soviet occupation zones. (In the treaty talks, the West objects to Russian demands for reparations. Russia recently added demands that Trieste and Austrian demilitarization be discussed during the talks. The West refused this demand.) Pravda said the West is "counting on forcing upon Austria a unilateral treaty of the Japanese or Western German type and the Western Powers intend to form a Western Austrian army and place it alongside the corps led by Hitlerite generals being formed for Eisenhower's army." Italy Reportedly Signed Contract With Iranian Co. ROME UP—The newspaper Il Tempo reported today that the Italian Middle East Petroleum Solution Posed For Marginal Citrus Groves Low yields per acre and the returns per box received by vicla growers in recent years placed many orchards in the original class. A survey of production records from 1000 orchards ducted by the Agricultural tension service in Orange co., revealed that over half of the chards averaged 300 field boxes less per acre annually. These facts and others that influenced returns in the value industry were presented by B. Advisor Harold E. Wah'bern, the 24th annual Orange Co. Citrus Institute last Friday. Servations and studies in the have shown that low produce can be traced to five major factors, any one or more of which affect yield. They include shade soils, poor root or tree stock, burn, frost damage, and improper soil management. Ten years ago an orchard producing 350 field boxes per acre normal sized oranges was covered satisfactory to maintain farm family. Today 500 boxes are necessary to bring the quired income, using ten acres a unit. It is necessary today the owner to perform most of labor requirements except vesting and spraying. Alternative crops were sugared by Wahlberg for those orchards that had no possibility of increasing their production because one or more of the five depending factors mentioned. Taking climate into consideration. Italy Reportedly Signed Contract With Iranian Co. ROME (AP)—The newspaper Il Tempo reported today that the Italian Middle East Petroleum company signed a barter contract with the Iranian National Petroleum company in Tehran Sunday for two million tons of petroleum annually for 10 years. Il Tempo, which has close connections with the Italian foreign ministry, did not disclose the source of its information. Payment for the oil, the newspaper said, would be in Italian products and services. Effective date of the contract was not given. No further details of the deal were given and government officials were not immediately available for comment. The semi-official Iranian newspaper Bakhtar Emrooz reported three weeks ago an Italian company was dickering to buy half a million tons of Iranian oil at $16.24 a ton, about two-thirds the international price. The Iranian government also announced on Jan. 29 that it had agreed to barter half a million tons of oil to Hungary for sugar, cloth, heavy industrial machinery and farm equipment. Poland and Czechoslovakia also have been reported dickering for place it alongside the corps led by Hitlerite generals being formed for Eisenhower's army." Italy Reportedly Signed Contract With Iranian Co. ROME (AP)—The newspaper Il Tempo reported today that the Italian Middle East Petroleum company signed a barter contract with the Iranian National Petroleum company in Tehran Sunday for two million tons of petroleum annually for 10 years. Il Tempo, which has close connections with the Italian foreign ministry, did not disclose the source of its information. Payment for the oil, the newspaper said, would be in Italian products and services. Effective date of the contract was not given. No further details of the deal were given and government officials were not immediately available for comment. The semi-official Iranian newspaper Bakhtar Emrooz reported three weeks ago an Italian company was dickering to buy half a million tons of Iranian oil at $16.24 a ton, about two-thirds the international price. The Iranian government also announced on Jan. 29 that it had agreed to barter half a million tons of oil to Hungary for sugar, cloth, heavy industrial machinery and farm equipment. Poland and Czechoslovakia also have been reported dickering for NOISY AIR CONDITIONER KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya—Not long ago a $13,000 air-conditioning unit was installed in town-hall here. Now the municipal office don't know what to do with it seems they are getting compla­that the machinery makes much noise, in fact, one o'plaint charged that it made much noise that players in a s-production put on in the could not be heard by the lence. oil from the approximately million tons filling storage ta TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U.S. Patent Office SALE MEN'S SWEATERS HORIZONTAL 1 Literary collection 4 Brother of Odin 8 Established 11 U.S. city 13 To hire 18 French for 'and' 16 Rising step 18 Early Irishman above rank of freeman 19 A number 21 Volcano 22 Size of shot 23 Agrees 26 Hearing organ 29 Facts 31 Observes 34 To depart 36 Exists 38 Capuchin monkey 39 Combining form: down 40 U. 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