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WHAT GOES On? Hall, Chapin Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File); SepProQuest Historical Newspapers: Los Angele pg. A A MORNING THOU Then all the Greeks Sosthenes, the chief rethe synagogue, and bebefore the judgment seGallio cared for none o things.—Acts xviii, 17. A year ago the droppi single bomb was big. Every word out of th zones was eagerly read. staffs worked overtime listeners sat up until all to hear the latest "firmed rumors." A year ago the world in suspense for expect tacks on London and France literally "sat," and complacent, behir "impregnable" Maginot. An occasional skirmish big headlines. How quickly the mind adjusts itself to c conditions. France and dozen smaller nations been "erased." The dr France literally "sat," and complacent, behind "impregnable" Maginot. An occasional skirmish big headlines. How quickly the mind adjusts itself to changing conditions. France and dozen smaller nations been "erased." The drop of bombs over England Germany is a matter of and nightly routine. Dead destruction are as common the sinking of a ship's children, yet the running of all this tragedy has positively boring unless lighted by some new aciting development. Indifference Grows On streetcars, in hot bies and wherever people gregate, "What Goes On stantly hears expression that effect. The fact than 1000 English civ were killed by air attack only an incident in the news scroll. Perhaps it is because pacity for digesting horrene been reached, but it is able that newspaper quite casually turn away front-page displays of character to the quietest of more homely affairs formation about people events. The coming Series seems to some offer moment than the move of troops or the bombing hospital. Even the proposed which may change the life for 1,000,000 or our citizens is discussdemically or dismissedbridge yet to be crossed is touted as the most im Even the proposed which may change the life for 1,000,000 or more citizens is discussed demically or dismissed bridge yet to be crossed is touted as the most important political campaign since has so far failed to stir heat to speak of barring editorial pages. Perhaps the country the jolt it is likely to have the meantime the football son will soon be upon us. Garner Sulking "Texas Jack" Garner added nothing to his as a statesman by his actions since being turned down the Presidential nomination. Still Vice-President United States and president of the Senate in a national crisis, he chose his dishes and go home on his ranch, nurse his ances and desert his pay roll. By his inability to "tie Garner has pretty well strated the correctness popular decision to retire to private life. It appears that "What On" did the wine bibb California a great injustice. WHAT GOES By Chapin Hall THOUGHT— Grecks took chief ruler of and beat him in seat. And none of these li, 17. dropping of a big news. of the war read. Radio overtime and until all hours best "uncon- world waited expected at and Berlin. "sat," smug behind her against Line. armish rated the human to changed and half a nations have the dropping other day we gested that produced most sumed in the to keep up its ter of putting ring hard "like Bob Robb cisco Wine business it is matters of that that while the nual consump the United State half gallon, in three and on seven times t age and the State. Bear Always That's what selling Califor when discuss ture and sale grape. When ing things it pay to bother statistics Just "sat," smug behind her against Line. armish rated In the human life to changed and half a nations have the dropping England and better of daily life. Death and common as shipload ofunning story has become unless highnew and exist. BOWS In hotel lobby people conjoices On" compressions to act that moreash civilians attacks is in the day's because our causing horror has it is noticpaper readers away from days of this quieter recital affairs and in people andoming World home of great movement bombing of a proposed draft the way of or more of discussed aca-missed as a crossed. What most important Bear Always That's what selling Californiwhen discusssture and sale grape. When ing things its pay to bother statistics. Just out in front, law sharks never have to ing the "figger. It is, however concern to fallumn has been nationalist scorn than four mores remaining in to the State making up lated deficient. There is so in Southern way of fairs, rodeos, tournamunity celeb kinds that to pedient- to a "dates" a long. The Anaheim Manufacturers just tipped us 17th consecutive is preparing to Hallowe'en For is no long-shot is nothing to do in the country. Must Have The celebrity with a commu the City Parkly everybodytune. No cost fast. Then the Anahamites o through the original enter The celebration with a community the City Park, everybody's tune. No cost fast. Then the Anahamites go through the new original entrance of several bloo costume juda awards. A kai the tender me Keystone Koi duces the victuture of the day. A parade for their pets will vaudeville show the entertainment dren. In the oval is to be on the publicity gantic parade of beautiful, tastic floats, turned riders score of bands making a scintilmore than two One would t time the comready to call the sir, then conthe City Park and a grand b a program tha any communi- “climate belt green from sh free except to the dance. day when it was sugthat while this State had most of the wine conin the country it failed up its end in the matputting it down, preferrd "likker." Robb of the San FranVine Institute, whose it is to know about of that kind, assures us while the per capita annsumption of wine in United States is around onelion, in California it is and one-half gallons, or times the national averd the highest of any Always Ahead is what a fellow gets for California short, even discussing the manufacsale of the juice of the When it comes to growings it really does not brother to look up the Always Ahead is what a fellow gets for California short, even discussing the manufacture of the juice of the When it comes to growings it really does not bother to look up the facts. Just put the old Bear front, willy-nilly, as the parks say, and you'll have to admit misread- "figgers." However, a matter of fact to find that this colony been operating on the list schedule with less four months of the year long in which to get back State average besides up for the accumulative absorption. Is so much going on Northern California in the affairs, festivals, fiestas, tournaments and com-celebrations of all that towns find it ex- to announce their a long way in advance. Anaheim Merchants and collectors Association has used us off that, for the executive year, Anaheim spring to stage its annual 'en Festival Oct. 31. It long-shot bet that there being to equal it anywhere country. Have Costume A celebration will start community breakfast at New Park, which practically-body attends—in cos-No costume, no break-en there is what the nites call a promenade the main streets with entertainment in each celebration will start community breakfast at Park, which practically everybody attends—in cosNo costume, no breakmen there is what the hites call a promenade the main streets with entertainment in each blocks followed by judging and prize A kangaroo court to order mercies of which a Kop Brigade provides victims is to be a feathe day. Grade for juveniles and kids will be followed by a ville show and circus for entertainment of the chilthe evening the festibe climaxed by what policity man calls "a gigarade featuring a host fruitful, comical and fanoats, hundreds of cosriders and marchers, a bands and drum corps, a scintillating spectacle man two miles long." Would think that by that the community will be to call it a day, but no comes vaudeville at Park open-air theater grand ball. Now there is gram that should make community out of the belt" turn a pale from sheer envy. It's all accept the breakfast and race. uction prohibited without permission.