anaheim-gazette 1952-12-07

WORK-TIME AND GOODS FOR U.S. WAGE EARNERS 1914 TODAY HRS. MIN. HRS. MIN. BREAD 1 POUND MILK 1 QUART ROUND STEAK POUND DRESS COTTON SUIT WORSTED SOURCE: NATL INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE BOARD An AP Newspapers Photograph Ideal of Success Breeds Neuroses in Children, Psychiatrist Tells Teachers LOS ANGELES, Dec. 6 (UP) "Children brought up on the A psychiatrist told teachers today" slogan of "You must and you will" Capsule Program Heard by People By ADELAIDE KERR AP Newsfeatures Writer NEW YORK (UP) — The new program, "This I Believe," only a capsule of time—five minutes, five evenings a week. It has no sponsor, no plug. Yet it is listened to millions the world around many different languages every day. On it, successful men women tell what they believe and the creeds by which shape their lives. From Eleanor Roosevelt: Boy-Turned-Girl Gets Fabulous Contract Offers COPENHAGEN, Denmark, 6 (UP)—Showmen in the U.S. Europe have showered fabrics contract offers on Christine gensen, the Bronx boy—tu girl. She said today she is ting them all down. Christine, 28, is convalescent at Copenhagen's Rigs state hospital from a series of operations that changed her sex. She does not like it a bit that the flood of her hospital ward is litter with the flood of theatrical fers and turn-up letters to many places. Most offers probably will main unanswered, Christrine cated. She said the only she wants is to be left alone George Jorgensen, was a World war II. Now she beautiful young blonde, with interest focused on her new manhood. U. S. and European showers theatrical producers, and ag have offered her big sums sing, dance or act. They they do not care how sha she may be, whether she Ideal of Success Breeds Neuroses in Children, Psychiatrist Tells Teachers LOS ANGELES, Dec. 6 (UP)—A psychiatrist told teachers today that the American ideal of success at any cost is breeding neuroses in American children. "Everybody cannot be a success," said Dr. Mandel Sherman, medical director of the Reiss-Davis Child Guidance clinic, in addressing the Association for Early Childhood Guidance Clinic, attended by 1000 teachers. In fact, Dr. Sherman told the teachers that courses in "how to fail gracefully" should be included in the public schools. "Children brought up on the slogan of 'You must and you will' are more likely to break down under the stress of having too much expected of them,' he added. "We have the idea that everybody should be a rugged individualist. Adults want their boys to be masculine. They encourage them to fight. But we should remember that boxing gloves forced on the hands of boys not inclined that way cause many frustrations and insecurity feelings." if you really care present her with something she will cherish through the years . . . ceramics! "hobby in ceramics" 822 w. center an. 5151 LIGHT THE WAY TO A Merry Christmas LIGHT THE WAY TO A Merry Christmas WITH Lamps Come in and browse around in our Christmas Lamp department. Select from a large, new shipment. We will be happy to lay away your choice 'til Dec. 24! The Tropic Shop "Home of Rattan Furniture" 721 No. Los Angeles Street...Anaheim Open Friday Evening Until 9—Plenty of Free Parking Capsule Program, 'This I Believe', heard by People Around the World By ADELAIDE KERR AP Newsfeatures Writer NEW YORK (P) — The radio program, "This I Believe" fills a capsule of time—five min- five evenings a week. It has no sponsor, no profit, plug. Yet it is listened to by millions the world around in my different languages every On it, successful men and women tell what they believe in the creeds by which they live. From Eleanor Roosevelt: "The Boy-Turned-Girl Gets Fabulous Contract Offers" PENHAGEN, Denmark, Dec. Showmen in the U. S. and Europe have showered fabulous contract offers on Christine Joren, the Bronx boy — turned She said today she is turn-them all down. Christine, 26, is convalescing Popehagen's Rigs state host from a series of operations changed her sex. She does like it a bit that the floor other hospital ward is littered in the flood of theatrical off- and turn-up letters than any places. Most offers probably will re-unanswered, Christine indl. She said the only thing wants is to be left alone. George Jorgensen, was a GI in old war II. Now she is a beautiful young blonde, with world best focused on her new wooood. U. S. and European showmen, statistical producers, and agents are offered her big sums to dance or act. They say do not care how shapely may be, whether she can important thing was that you never let down doing the best that you were able to do ...' From Herbert Hoover: "It is impossible to believe that there is not here a divine touch and a purpose from the Creator of the universe." "From Lionel Barrymore; 'I believe the difference between an eminently successful person and one whose life is just mediocre is the difference between a person who had an aim, a focus, a model on which he superimposed his own life and one who didn't. To put it bluntly, you can't get anywhere unless you know where to start from and where to go." From Helen Keller: "When I think of the suffering and famine, and the continued slaughter of man, my spirit bleeds, but the thought comes to me that, like the little deaf, dumb and blind child I once was, mankind is growing out of the darkness of ignorance and hate into the light of a brighter day." Not all those on the program are famous, but all have given shape and direction to their lives. And tell their creeds and many relate the happenings out of which they evolved them. The idea for the program was born one day in 1949. The program went on the air at Easter, 1951-on one station. Today "This I Believe" is broadcast on 196 stations in the United States and on 150 abroad, by the Voice of America in six languages and to Uncle Sam's armed forces around the world and appears in 180 newspapers. LEAVES FORTUNE — A 64-year-old man identified by his landlady and attorney as Roger Stewart (above), was found dead in a Queens, N.Y., rooming house. He left a suitcase stuffed with more than $200,000 in cash, including a $10,000 bill. He was termed a virtual recluse whom his neighbors thought was practically penniless. (AP Wirephoto). The U. S. Rye Production For the year 1944 the state of South Dakota led all states of the Union in the production of rye with Nebraska and Oklahoma ranking second and third as named. Rye is also grown in quantities in 32 other states of the Union. Stamps in the News AP Newsfeatures Stamps in the News AP Newsfeatures By SYD KRONISH The late Dr. Chalm Weizmann has been honored by Israel, "the land of his dreams," with a new postage stamp. A portrait of the famed scientist and first president of Israel appears on two new Israeli stamps. Both designs are the same. At the left of Weizmann's profile portrait on each adhesive is a religious symbol. The 30-pruta stamp is grey and the 110-pruta is dark blue. These aqua marine stamps are identical. They show a world globe flanked by the letters "U.N." ... There were 1,500,000 stamps sold on the first day sale of the Newspaper Boys commemorative postage stamp ... The Belgian Congo has issued the third portion of its flower set. The six newest in the series have arrived in this country, reports the New York Stamp Co. new stamps have been designed by Wind-Strucki after a sketch by Errell of Tel Aviv. To celebrate the 70th birthday of King Gustaf VI Adolf, Sweden has issued three new stamps. The 10-ore-plus-10 green, 25-ore-plus-10 red and 40-ore-plus-10 blue depict a side view portrait of the monarch. The surcharge of 10-ore on each stamp will go to a fund for Swedish culture. Brazil has issued a new 60-centavos green and yellow stamp to honor the city planning and industrialization of Sao Paulo. Pictured on the stamp is a view of the city with a large compass trisecting the adhesive. Also issued by Brazil was a 60-c red brown stamp for Padre Lilogo Antonio Feljo (1784-1843), noted statesman in early South American history. In the newly published volume II of Scott's Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue (Europe, Asia and Africa) many changes have been made that will interest collectors. Nearly all the prices for the AMG Trieste overprints have been raised. The most extensive change in listings are in Badeta... by Brazil was a 60-c red brown stamp for Padre Liogo Antonio Feljo (1784-1843), noted statesman in early South American history. In the newly published volume II of Scott's Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue (Europe, Asia and Africa) many changes have been made that will interest collectors. Nearly all the prices for the AMG Trieste overprints have been raised. The most extensive change in listings are in Baden, Bergedorff, Bremen and the other old German States. Peru's latest stamp pays tribute to its fishing industry. The new green adhesive pictures a fishing vessel. Below the main illustration are four drawings of fish caught in Peruvian waters. The fish depicted are: bonito, tuna, sword and cojinova. Stamp notes ... Afghanistan has issued two new stamps of triangular design to honor the United Nations. The pink and the Secret Visit? LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Dec. 6 (AP)—Charlie Chaplin's private secretary declined comment today on a report published in the United States from Oona O'Neill Chaplain made a secret visit to the United States last week to bring some cash—rumored as high as five million dollars—back to England. "That is Mr. Chaplin's private affair," the secretary said. "And I never discuss his private affairs with him." Chaplin himself who has been staying here since he arrived from England last week, could not be reached today. Make Do AP Newsfeatures PERMANENT awnings can be built by the handy man by using strips of fiberboard, such as tempered pressed wood. Framework is made of 1x2 dressed lumber with cross bracing 16 inches apart. If spaces are left between the awning strips, ventilation will be provided. Strips can be painted alternate colors. 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