Daily Independent Journal from San Rafael, California • Page 12

MARIN LIBRARIES-III Paintings, Sculpture Displayed At Sausalito 11 Friday, March 5, 1953 Catholic Brownies, I Girl Scouts Attend Anniversary Rites play Including sculpture and paintings, Special attention will be focused on the program for the children. The Sausalito Public Library has a collection of over 27,000 volumes of books for every mood, books on recreation, science, music, art or technical study, also the library subscribes to 62 magazines for the pleasure of its clientele. The library telephone information service is one of its used and useful services. Why not drop in at the Sausalito Public Library during California Library Week? We will be happy to see you. (In observance of California Library Week, the Independent- Journal' is making space available to Marin public libraries so they can tell the public what their respective libraries have to offer.

Hero Is another in the series:) By MABEL WOSSEB Sausalito Librarian The Sausalito Public Library will join other libraries in Marin county and throughout the State of California Marbh 8-14 in celebrating the second annual California Library Week. for Eveiyone at Your will be the theme of the celebration, which is sponsored by the California Library Association. Purpose of the week is to inform residents of the city and state of the many valuable services and resources available in their libraries. Too few persons make adequate use of our public libraries. The library distributes what in many ways is the most valuable commodity in a city large or small, books, facts, enlightenment, Information and new ideas.

The library is planing for special exhibits with several local artists contributing their art work for dis- bert B. tecudder (R-Calif.) introduced a resolution today calling for the removal of controversial murals from the lobby of the Rincon Annex postoffice buil dingbat San Francisco. Scudder in a House speech called the murals insult to the state, an insult to the intelligence of the public, and anti-American in he continued, subtle ridicule of characters which are supposed to represent the American people. For example, In a panel where a round table group is shown, an unnecessary shading behind the figure representing the United States makes it appear this person has mule-like ears. another panel, by chance or design, the American flag is placed in secondary position to those of other nations He said the murals were painted in 1941 by a of Moscow The House un-American Activities committee, he said, has a seven- page record of particular connections and activities with subversive groups and He did not name the artist in the speech.

HEROIC DRIVER SAVES CHILDREN When the truck (left) and burning gasoline Bernard Jakubowski managed to back off tank truck (right) collided suddenly head-on and then pull the 60 children aboard from near Michigan City, a school bus piled the burning vehicle. Driver of the truck at into the wreckage and caught fire. Driver left was killed. (NEA photo) DAVIS, (JF) Dehydrated steaks may be the next new item on the menu for armed forces personnel and others who do their eating far away from homes or restaurants. Freeze-dried steaks already are here, the food technology department of the University of California reported yesterday.

Tender, inch-thick steaks are dried under vacuum to about one- fourth their normal weight, then stored in deep freeze. When dunked in water and then cooked almost as good as fresh steaks, said Aloys L. Tappel, food, technologist. The Army quartermaster corps is not yet ready to go for this new product however, because even after processing the steaks have to be kept in deep freeze. The Army wants a freeze-dried steak that will keep without refrigeration.

The technologists here are working on it. Freeze-drying is the method used to preserve blood plasma. When dried into powder the plasma will keep indefinitely. It can be reconstituted simply by the addition of distilled water. Driver Sues Railroad A $1,885 damage suit was filed in Marin Municipal court yesterday by an automobile driver who charges his car was damaged when it was struck by the engine of a freight train in The suit was filed by Anthony Vestea and names the Northwestern Pacific railroad as defendant for not providing signals or wig-wags where the railroad crosses road.

Vestea also charged his wife was injured in the mishap. They ask $1,885 for personal Injuries and damages to the auto. The suit was filed by a San Francisco attorney. A Pottsdam, N.Y. man is credited with introducing the first standardized quart milk bottle in 1884.

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