The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 2

THE SACRAMENTO BEE WEDNESDAY JANUARY 31 1945 Page 2 I A I EATS HIS SHIRT Newspapers Are Criticised providence I We Piesident Janies Adams of Brown Umveisity literally ate his shirt recently as he had promised to do if the university topped fTs WASHINGTON Jan 31 ity with an indecent pietuie befoie xjnoo Sixth War Loan goal How- Newspapers were criticised today for lurid or treatment of crime and sex news and for print their dying ever the shirt was-made of pastry Rev Timothy MuHep professor 1 tng advertising' and'of English at Catholic University I photographs by aurged radio plajwrights partiou-speaker at the Eamilv Life Con-ailv authois of to ference in Catholic University introduce the divine as the moving William Smith assistant score- force which makes good triumph tarv of the National Council of and evil fail Catholic Men told the ronleicnce many publishers have adopted the code of the national oi gamzalmn 1 for decent liteiatuie but ntanv I TOPEKA l'san' lP CM-publu ations still are flooding ru'lln have relurned to homes with the plains of Kansas Adams 1 material of Maplchill Kan has olfeied a -jf ytrsf spoonfuls of Pertussin Denounces Tertume Ads rewatd for liifoimition ill- promptj reuev such coughing or He denounced perfume advertise- lnK of instills who pertussln la sate It con ments whole aim of which herded 81 lu-ad of cattle ftom his money Dacx reriusBm i joc con would appear is To lead the Mea1v bounty ranch rerentlv Of tains no dope chloroform or creosote weater into cucumstancos where lhe cattle- 40 cows have been re- proscribed by thousands of Doctors she can be more easily seduced covered from a can von vvheie thev to relieve bad coughs caused by colds almost lewd descriptions of hidden undergarments Is another The 41 missing hs-ad pSeunda1cheKhlnK ahml ahW-PERTUSSINs- OPA Volunteers Will Be Dined Tomorrow Gilbert Swanson president of the Sacramento Retail Merchants Association which is sponsoring the third anniversary dinner for volunteers of the Office of Price Admin- istration tomorrow at 630 in the Elks Club today announced thej program for the event Approximately 4uO volunteers of the consolidated war price and ra- tioning board will be the guests Hr Clarence A Kucher will give the invocation Will Cut Birthday Cakes Huge birthday cakes will he cut by Mrs A Cutherell and Mrs MttteNtaedt who have given more than 40)0 hours of woik each as volunteers for the OPA Cub Scouts John Shepard HI and Le-' land Rhodes Jr and Boy Scouts Ronald Resch and David Gayden ill take up a collection for the March of Dimes I The guest of honor will he Briga-J dier General Clinton VV Howard i commandant of McClellan Field Other speakers will be Mayor Tom Monk George Killmer of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Chaiiman Chailes Caiter of the Sacramento board James Hatvev representing organized labor Mrs Mron Schall of the Parent-Teachei Association regional OPA director Charles Baird and Sacramento district director Gilbert MeNeil Will Present Awards Raymond Rhodes district OPA hoard executive will present awards to board members for outstanding work and length of service with the board The Shrine Band under the direction of Robert Kenton and the chanters of Ben Ali Temple under Clifford A Mott will furnished the music The VFVV will piosent a large Ametlcan Flag to the hoaid Renew discolored aluminum pots by simply putting potato or apple peelings in the pot covering them with water and allowing them to simmer until discoloration has dis-l appeared I unfortunate thing in modern adver tiing He said light or humorous treatment of crime or illegitimacy tends to cause young pepole to think the persons involved are glamorous Raps Seductive Picture Smith dedai ed some magazines to be trying to see how far they can go in the matter of por-tiaying nearly nude women as seductively as possible "Many of these seductively posed pictures have gone into the hands of our boys overseas as pinup girls These young men are in imminent danger of sudden and violent death1 and it Is not a very consoling thing for their families at home to think they are peihaps going into etein i DR STANLEY MATHENY" FOOT SPEtIVLIhT SI KGU CHIROPODIST Hours 9 to 5 I hvettingt llv Appointment 923 I arum Hid Dial 2-2086 -ji jnii PD Counties Cities Want 100 Million Of State Funds The County Supervisors Association and the League of California Cities today issued a joint statement in support of legislation being sponsored by the two groups for the authorisation of a $100-OOOOOO postwar constiuction fund Bills for this purpose have been Introduced bv Senator Ben Ilulse Imperial Countv and Assembljman Gardiner Johnson Alameda County The measures in effect provide that in the event the legislature should fail to continue reductions in the personal income tax sales and use tax bank and corporation franchise tax and the corporations Income tax voted by the 1943 session the additional revenue shall he earmarked for local postwar public works programs The joint statement of the or- fianizations recites the legislation justified due to critical deficiencies in local public works and the fact 'here are no local surpluses such as the state has for financing the contemplated program of city and county projects have been no war surpluses in local government" the statenvent savs and counties are almost entirely dependent on property taxes for general support of the local government Property taxes have not reflected the great increase in employment and income in our The statement lists as probable local postwar construction programs flood control projects sewage treatment and disposal facilities county roads and major city streets educational structuies and other buildings in which there is a state interest (The law provides the state may not make a gift of moneys to cities and counties except in matters of state interest) The statement adds the proposed projects should be contract jobs in private enterprise "rather than a new WPA as an aid to solving the postwar employment problem East Expects And Gets More Snow By THE ASSOCIATED TRESS Continued cold weather greeted a large portion of the nation today while the East still struggling with a severe accumulation ex' pected and got more snow New England generally had a respite from storm which piled drifts as high as 15 feet in some sections of western Massachusetts and southern Vermont The village of Acton Me popula tion 400 was isolated by the same storm Snow fell in western and south ern New York and one person was killed in a collision in a near blizzard in Buffalo Snow there during January touched the 467 Inch mark topping by one tenth of an inch the record of 1892 A large section of the Midwest and South felt the chill of a renewed cold wave St Louis reported 11 degrees above with mercury expected to slide to 5 or 6 above the second coldest mark of the Winter Columbus Ohio reported 6 above while temperatures out in northwest Nebraska touched 4 above The coldest spot reported to the United States Weather Bureau in Chicago was Bismarck with 15 below Chicago marked down to 2 below The South reported sub freezing temperatures throughout most of the area but cloudy and warm was the forecast for the gulf states Pama Tex recorded 12 above for the season's low Pepti-Cola Company Long I Aland City Eranehised Bottler: Pepsl-Cola Bottling Co of Sacramento MONTGOMERY WARO GET THESE CHALLENGING FEBRUARY VALUES NOW AT WARDS WHILE YOU SAVE ON UP-TO-THE-MINUTE FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS AND NOME NIEDSl Scenes from the Birthday Ball in the memorial auditorium last night show top a group in the governor's box standing at attention as California State Guard troops passed in review including left to right Mrs Earl Warren wife of the governor Adjutant General Victor Hansen Mrs Stanley Pierson Birthday Ball Chairman Pierson Brigadier General Clinton IF Howard and Mrs Howard right the cutting of the president's birthday cake with left to right Nancy Tcichert Jennie Bremer and William Sweigert tie governor's secretary watching Mrs Warren take out the first piece and left two of the dancers Georgian Weigt and Lieutenant William Avery of Mather Field Bee Photos Approximately 5000 Sacramentans gathered at the President's Birth- dav Bali last night in the memoriaii auditorium to "dance that others) might the dollars they gave for admission going to the fund to fight infantile paralysis Following a concert by the McClellan Field Band the program opened with a colorful military exhibition by 200 troops of the California State Guard who passed in review before Brigadier General Victor Hansen adjutant general of California: Brigadier General Clinton Howard commanding general of the Sacramento Air Technical Service Command and his guest Brigadier General Victor Bert ran dlas chief of the maintenance division ATSG Wright Field Dayton who occupied positions of honor in the governor's box Mrs Earl Warren wife of California's governor escorted by William Sweigert the secretary and Stanley Pierson chairman of the ball was taken to the center of the auditorium where she cut the red white and blue birthday anniversary cake in a ceremony which highlighted the evening's entertainment Regrets that the governor was Mrs Roosevelt Attends Dozen Birthday Balls For President By EDITH GAYLORD WASHINGTON Jan 31 because they know vou are with Mrs Franklin Roosevelt stepped them and giving them powerful support in their His message continued: up the number and pace of her appearances at the president's unable to attend were expressed by! birthday balls held for the benefit Sweigert who stated Governor War- of the National Foundation for In-ren has supported the March of fantile Paralysis Dimes campaign each year since its Once again representing her hus- inauguratlon Also participating in band at the celebrations last night defense "alone We must the cake cutting ceremony were two in the capital the first lady contjnue to devote our attention local youngsters Jennie Breuner appeared a dozen places made as evermore to attack We must give and Nancy Teichert who assisted Yes we can well be proud of the work of the national foundation and its chapters But as any fighting man will tell you we cannot many speeches and cut a mammoth the necessary equipment to find ANTFRANCjSCO'Sl Moderately frited Hotclj our scientists and research workers this Invidious enemy to corner and destroy him birthday cake for visiting entertainers All this and a broadcast too she accomplished in two and a half hours flat Starting nearly 10 minutes late on her spit second schedule Mrs OXFORD war sooa mrm rat mow StttOM AtOA huwi 3 lorfat M0 I iMiMt IOWM the wife Among the guests in the box were Mrs Martin I Welsh wife of Federal Judge Welsh chairman of the Sacramento Chapter National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis who was unable to attend due to illness and Superior Roosevelt waited another moment Judge and Mrs Peter Shields behind the curtain at the stagej Lieutenant Margaret Moak of the door canteen while romedian Dan- Spars Lieutenant Violetmay Clarke nv Kave wound up his wowing of of the WAC Mavor and'Mrs Tom packed battalions of servicemen Monk and other city and statel Even with that delay the official! I moving first lady caught up with Following an program ofher schedule at the fourth stop professional entertainment with then squeezed in the National marines as and speech Major Larry Cotton of McClellan Press Club party for Field presiding as master of cere-jhei ninth appearance gSSASON HMStKIUl monies the crowd spent the re- within 70 minutes Savings! Comfort! And Beautyl Everything you've been looking for in a Living Rooml The handsome lines of this suite will beautify your room the lasting spring construction will provide restful comfort ii and the low Ward price brings you Important savings! Hardwood frame durable upholsteryl Only 20 Downl Monthly Paymtnl Plan the orchestra Then government automobile No 1 whirled up Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House from which Mrs Roosevelt broadcast the birthday anniversary message to the nation the president said "we are able to report that because A civil service examination for vour cooperation the very best iHefrimfiisis fiii iTipnicfll cbt treatment nas tL hnn tnr rirl uheen assured for everyone stricken rrlU! i this disease All of them have greater hope and confidence today mainder of the evening dancing to music of Buster Personnel Board Sets March Examinations County will el board Santa Rosa Sonoma hiving Room Lasting Spring Construction! Hardwood Frame Sturdily Made! Ward Low Price Means Savings! rif" V' 1 LL I 5 sife a Painful cold discomforts eased quickly! 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