anaheim-gazette 1950-05-22

ALFRED MY WE'RE GLAD TO SEE A MAN! OUR MOTOR'S BEEN SOUNDING FUNNY FOR MILES! ZOOM BLAM! OAKY DOAKS DURING HIS SEARCH FOR THE TREACHEROUS DUCHESS OF DORKING, OAKY STOPPED AT A ROADSIDE COTTAGE... AND HE'S GOING TO WISH HE HADN'T! 5-22 MADAM LA BELLE, IF YOU'RE THE MOTHER OF THE DUCHESS... A FEW TREATMENTS AT MY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH WILL WORK WONDERS! COME, LET ME SHOW YOU! BUT I'VE GOTTA FIND THE DUCHESS! ANYBODY CAN TAKE THESE TREATMENTS! I TELL I DON'T WANT TO BE A YOUNG SCORCHY SMITH THOUGH SCORCHY AND PIXY KNOW THE ROAD TO OPHIIR, THE ELLIS PARTY AND MEHMET ALI'S MEN ARE STALEMATE IN MUTUAL FEAR! GO ON! WHAT HAPPENED TO THOSE GEOLOGISTS?! WELL, I FLY IN A BIG PAYLOAD OF SUPPLIES FOR THEIR CAMP... BUT NO CAMP, NO PEOPLE - ONLY ASHES... AND SPEARS!! SCORCHY SMITH THOUGH SCORCHY AND PIXY KNOW THE ROAD TO OPHIR, THE ELLIS PARTY AND MEHMET ALI'S MEN ARE STALEMATE IN MUTUAL FEAR! BINX ARRIVES IN THEIR DARKEST HOUR AND EVERYTHING GETS DARKER AND DARKER... GO ON! WHAT HAPPENED TO THOSE GEOLOGISTS?! WELL, I FLY IN A BIG PAYLOAD OF SUPPLIES FOR THEIR CAMP... BUT NO CAMP, NO PEOPLE-ONLY ASHES... AND SPEARS!! DICKIE DARE POOR DICKIE - THE SACRIFICE OF HIS OWN INTEREST TO DAN'S HAS LEFT HIM PRETTY FLAT DAN'S OFF AGAIN WITH THAT REDHEAD NOTHIN' FOR US, WAGS, BUT---HEY, LOOK - A PACKAGE ON MY BUNK--AN' MARKED FOR ME! FROM DAN - A WON'ERFUL MOVIN', PITCHER OUTFIT, CAMERA, PROJECTO SCREEN THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY AND DON'T FORGET IT, KID ...THE NAME IS ROY! MY BUSINESS IS PUPPETS!...I MADE A BUSINESS DEAL WITH THIS MARCH DAME!...I OWN CHUCKY NOW!...THAT CLEAR? W-WHERE IS JULIE MARCH? HOW SHOULD I MAYBE KERSELF SOMEPLA OH, DIANA! WHAT'S WRONG, DIANA? WHAT'RE YOU POLITING ABOUT? OH- I HAD A QUARREL WITH SLURP THIS MORNING AND I THINK HE'S UTTERLY TERRIBLE FOR NOT CALLING TO APOLOGIZE. MAYBE HE FEELS THAT YOU WERE AT FAULT. JUST WHO THINK HE SIMPLY GO ROOM AND DISMISS HIM FIND COMPL OH, DIANA! WHAT'S WRONG, DIANA? WHAT'RE YOU POLITING ABOUT? OH- I HAD A QUARREL WITH SLURP THIS MORNING AND I THINK HE'S UTTERLY TERRIBLE FOR NOT CALLING TO APOLOGIZE. MAYBE HE FEELS THAT YOU WERE AT FAULT. JUST WHO THINK HE SIMPLY GO ROOM AND RE DISMISS HIM F MIND COMPL TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox KEEN TEENS DON'T CARE IF HE HAS HAD A COLD! YOU SHOULDN'T MAKE A BOY IN THAT COSTUME CARRY AN UMBRELLA! 5-23-50 Elihu Lubkin (16) At 11 he wrote a book, "SUB-ATOMIC THEORY AND DREW A NUCLEAR CHART. In Brooklyn high he excused from Algebra and Science because he them on his own! Page 6 Anaheim Gazette, Monday, May 22, 1950 ZOOM BLAM! CARL RYMAN ANYBODY CAN TAKE THESE TREATMENTS! I TELL YOU I DON'T WANT TO BE ANY YOUNGER! SIT HERE AND WE'LL BEGIN! WELL, I FLY IN A BIG PAYLOAD OF SUPPLIES FOR THEIR CAMP... BUT NO CAMP, NO PEOPLE- ONLY ASHES... AND SPEARS!! OFF TO CAPISTRANO—Headed for a day at the far Mann school. Shown as they prepared to board the bus tano, Carla Adler, Frances Baker, Carol Ann Jaynes, C Rodriguez, Ernest Verdugo, Michael Banchey, Alice Killian, Ruth Yniguez, Carolyn McLaughlin, Jennie Mary Ference, teacher; Mrs. Warren Schutz, P-TA p 12 Persons Injured in Auto Crashes (Continued from page 1) Taylor, fellow Marine, from San Diego. Cpl. James Wild, also from San Diego was hospitalized but was less seriously injured. Two other Marines were slightly hurt. afternoon in Hungtington Beach Mrs. J. J. D To Serve on Warren Con Pledging their intergovernment "which under Governor Warri 'hip," Mrs. Arthur M Ana, who is Orange c man of Women's Div ren for Governor," women have been app most all the cities in The committee is 12 Persons Injured in Auto Crashes (Continued from page 1) Taylor, fellow Marine, from San Diego. Cpl. James Wild, also from San Diego was hospitalized but was less seriously injured. Two other Marines were slightly hurt afternoon in Hungtington Beach The accident took place Saturday at 23rd St., and Ocean Ave. Joe Nativida Franco, 43, Santa Ana, was taken to Orange County hospital in an unconscious condition with head and chest injuries, Sunday afternoon, after his car struck a light standard on Borchard st., near Parcon in Santa Ana. Miss Joyce Holford, 21, 155 S. A st., Tustin received minor injuries Sunday, when a car in which she was riding with Warren Turner, 21, of Santa Ana, collided with a machine driven by Frank Pearson, 26, of Santa Ana at Highland and Ross, Santa Ana. Month-End Bond Sales Slightly Off from 1949 Month-end figures for the sale of U.S. Savings Bonds in Orange county were released today by Harry L. Hanson, county chairman. Total sales during April throughout the Southland were off slightly from the same month last year. The April total sales figure for this county was $348,501.75, of which $259,327.75 was in the "E" Series. Bond purchases last month in the eleven counties in southern California totaled $14,203,585.19, of which Series "E" bonds accounted for $10,134,177.69. Chairman Hanson, in releasing the sales figures, pointed out that the county's quota in the current independence Drive is $600,000. BEER PERMITS SUSPENDED The State Board of Equalization Thursday ordered a 15 day suspension of the on sale beer license held by Charles L. Kinder, 10205 S. Highway 101, Anaheim, on the grounds the establishment sold liquor to a minor. A similar charge brought a 15-day suspension for Jack B. Rhodes, 11842 S. State highway Orange Rhodes. Mrs. J. J. Dwyer; Fullerton W. J. Carmichael; Eldorado Mrs. Minnie Stephens; Mrs. Elta Helen Starling; V. C. Westensee; Plain Frank Rospaw; Mrs. in Yorba Linda; while Halleck heads the Orlando Modena district; Co-represented by Mrs. Beberry; Newport Beach Mar-Balboa by Mrs. Laguna Beach area by ter Parke; Dana Poise B. B. Blankenship; Sa by Mrs. Albert V. J Juan Capistrano by Guilbert; El Toro by Moulton; Irvine by Mr Bard; and Tustin by Banyard. Mrs. Ethel E. Raith California chairman, "women can be a vital making the re-election error Warren possibly share the responsibilities now and June 6 of every voter that the future of this state depends on returned to office." TEMPERATURE SAN FRANCISCO (AP) tures reported by the U Bureau for the 24 hours e.a.m. PST today: San Francisco Oakland Sacramento Los Angeles Bakersfield Red Bluff Santa Rosa Portland Seattle Spokane Boise Helena Reno Phoenix Salt Lake City Fort Worth Chicago Washington New York BEER PERMITS SUSPENDED The State Board of Equalization Thursday ordered a 15-day suspension of the on sale beer license held by Charles L. Kinder, 10205 S. Highway 101, Anaheim, on the grounds the establishment sold liquor to a minor. A similar charge brought a 15-day suspension for Jack B. Rhodes, 11842 S. State highway, Orange. Rhodes also holds an on sale beer license. KEEN TEENS By Stookie Allen GENIUS! THIS LAD GOT PLENTY OF NOTICE IN WASHINGTON WHEN HE WON A SCIENCE AWARD. THE SPOTLIGHT IS NOT NEW TO ELIHU. AT 9 HE WROTE AN ARTICLE, "STRANGE FACTS ABOUT PRESSURE AND GRAVITY." AT 10 HE INVENTED A MAGNETIC BOMB AND SUBMITTED IT TO THE ARMY. Elihu Lubkin (16) AT 11 HE WROTE A BOOK, "SUB-ATOMIC THEORIES," AND DREW A NUCLEAR DISINTEGRATION CHART. IN BROOKLYN HIGH HE WAS EXCUSED FROM ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY AND SCIENCE BECAUSE HE'D MASTERED THEM ON HIS OWN! IT WAS AGREED THAT THAT WAS PROBABLY THE BEST POLICY---JUST TRIM HIM NATURALLY---AND KEEP AN EYE ON HIM— aded for a day at the famed San Juan Capistrano Mission are these fourth grade pupils of the Horace prepared to board the bus Saturday morning are: (l. to r.) Luis Acosta, Geraldine Contreras, Dolores Monkker, Carol Ann Jaynes, Charlene Schu tz, Linda Winfrey, Gayle Porter, Judy Miller, Victor Calvo, Frank Michael Banchey, Alice Estrada, Rebecca Valencia, Linda Sue Stevens, Josie Godoz, Elsie Acosta, Jerrell Lynn McLaughlin, Jennie Savedra, Rachael Romero, Janice McNamara, Danny Collins, Maureen Henry, Mrs. Warren Schutz, P-TA president Mrs. J. J. Dwyer is To Serve on Warren Committee Pledging their interest in good government "which has existed under Governor Warren's leadership," Mrs. Arthur May of Santa Ana, who is Orange county chairman of Women's Division "Warren for Governor," states that women have been appointed in almost all the cities in the county. Prices Ease in Stock Market NEW YORK, May 22 (AP)—Traders slammed the brakes on in the stock market today as prices eased lower. It was one of the slowest days of the year. Trading approximated 1,600,000 shares for the entire day. McLain Books to State Senate Group LOS ANGELES, (AP)—Pension Promoter George McLain must produce his books and records before the State Senate's interim committee on social welfare at its next meeting here. Superior Judge W. Turney Fox handed down the ruling today. The committee's counsel, Jack J. Miller, said a date for the meeting will be announced shortly. Mrs. J. J. Dwyer is To Serve on Warren Committee Pledging their interest in good government "which has existed under Governor Warren's leadership," Mrs. Arthur May of Santa Ana, who is Orange county chairman of Women's Division "Warren for Governor," states that women have been appointed in almost all the cities in the county. The committee is headed in Santa Ana by Mrs. Victor H. Hupp; in Garden Grove by Mrs. Walter R. Schmid; Westminster by Mrs. E. D. Frenzel; Huntington Beach, Mrs. Ila Dabney; Sunset Beach, Mrs. L. A. (Dan) Patch; and in Seal Beach by Mrs. Jessie Reed. Anaheim is represented by Mrs. J. J. Dwyer; Fullerton by Mrs. W. J. Carmichael; Buena Park, Mrs. Minnie Stephens; La Habra, Mrs. Elta Helen Starr; Brea, Mrs. V. C. Westensee; Placentia, Mrs. Frank Rospaw; Mrs. W. L. Lytle in Yorba Linda; while Mrs. A. H. Halleck heads the Orange, Olive El Modena district; Costa Mesa is represented by Mrs. Bessie Lounsberry; Newport Beach-Corona del Mar-Balboa by Mrs. Ida Naylor; Laguna Beach area by Mrs. Walter Parke; Dana Point by Mrs. B. B. Blankenship; San Clemente by Mrs. Albert V. James; San Juan Capistrano by Mrs. O. J. Guilbert; El Toro by Mrs. Louis Moulton; Irvine by Mrs. T. J. LeBard; and Tustin by Mrs. Robert Banyard. Mrs. Ethel E. Raith, southern California chairman, states that "women can be a vital force in making the re-election of Governor Warren possible, if they share the responsibility between now and June 6 of convincing every voter that the future welfare of this state depends on his being returned to office." TEMPERATURE SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Temperatures reported by the U.S. Weather Bureau for the 24 hours ended at 4:30 a.m. PST today: High Low San Francisco 57 51 Oakland 73 53 Sacramento 97 50 Los Angeles 70 56 Baltimore 100 66 Red Bluff 101 65 Santa Rosa 82 49 Portland 69 48 Seattle 63 46 Spokane 72 45 Bolse 79 51 Helena 75 43 Reno 86 43 Phoenix 103 68 Salt Lake City 79 49 Fort Worth 84 63 Chicago 79 57 Washington 74 53 New York 81 47 Prices Ease in Stock Market NEW YORK, May 22 (AP)—Traders slammed the brakes on in the stock market today as prices eased lower. It was one of the slowest days of the year. Trading approximated 1,600,000 shares for the entire day. Losses were almost all fractional. There was nothing to account for the condition except suggestions that the Stock Market was simply resting after last week's spurt that put it at a new average high for the year equal to the level of nearly four years ago. The American Iron and Steel institute reported another record breaking week in prospect. An estimated output of 1,940,600 tons of ingots and castings. This would be an all-time high. For the sixth straight week the industry has been operating at more than 100 percent of rated capacity — this week at 101.8 per cent. A little lower were Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Standard Oil (NJ), Barnsdall Oil, United Air Lines, General Electric, Eastman Kodak, Air Reduction, American Smelting, Radio Corp., Schenley, United Aircraft, International Harvesters, Sears Roebuck, Chrysler, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, and U.S. Steel. MARKETS AT A GLANCE NEW YORK, May 22 (AP) — Stocks — lower; small losses general. Bonds—steady; ralls advance. Cotton—lower; New Orleans selling. Chicago: Wheat—easy; liquidation in May contracts. Corn—Mixed; May strong, others mostly lower. Oats—Firm; hear Argentine withdrawals cash oats offer. Hogs — generally steady to strong; top $20.85. Cattle—steady to strong; top $32.00. SAN DIEGO (AP)—Retired Navy Admiral Louis E. Denfeld said here Sunday the Navy and Marine Corps now are getting "far better consideration" in Washington. Denfeld, who was removed as Chief of Naval Operations as a result of the armed forces unification dispute, spoke at a public gathering. McLain Books to State Senate Group LOS ANGELES, (AP)—Pension Promoter George McLain must produce his books and records before the State Senate's interim committee on social welfare at its next meeting here. Superior Judge W. Turney Fox handed down the ruling today. The committee's counsel, Jack J. Miller, said a date for the meeting will be announced shortly. The Senate group wants McLain to produce his ledger showing funds received by his Citizens Committee for Old Age Pensions; along with records showing what happened to a petty cash fund. McLain's lawyer opposed today's court order. He argued that the same issue already is pending before the District Court of Appeal. Judge Fox held, however, that McLain was wrong in his previous refusal to produce the records before the committee. Presidents FTC Reorganization Has Rough Time WASHINGTON (AP)—An effort to kill President Truman's reorganization plan for the Federal Trade commission failed in the Senate today. Thirty-four Senators voted for a resolution to reject the plan and 37 Senators against the resolution. The resolution required the votes of 49 Senators, a majority of the entire membership. The plan would transfer the administrative functions of the commission to the chairman and allow the president to appoint him. The commission members now select the chairman. Senator Edwin C. Johnson (D-Colo), author of the resolution of disapproval, contended Mr. Trueman's plan "would turn over to the president legislative powers that do not belong to him." Similar reorganization plans for the Interstate Commerce commission and the Federal Communication commission were among five plans of the president that the Senate previously has rejected. Democratic Leader Lucas of Illinois said unless Congress was willing to "grant some powers to the president and trust him to appoint chairmen" of such agencies, San Francisco 57 51 Oakland 73 53 Sacramento 97 50 Los Angeles 70 56 Bakersfield 100 66 Red Bluff 101 65 Santa Rosa 82 49 Portland 69 48 Seattle 63 46 Spokane 72 45 Boise 79 51 Helena 75 43 Reno 86 43 Phoenix 103 68 Salt Lake City 79 49 Fort Worth 84 63 Chicago 79 57 Washington 74 53 New York 81 47 New Orleans 84 63 Pensacola 76 69 Cattle—steady to strong; top $32.00. SAN DIEGO (AP)—Retired Navy Admiral Louis E. Denfeld said here Sunday the Navy and Marine Corps now are getting "far better consideration" in Washington. Denfeld, who was removed as Chief of Naval Operations as a result of the armed forces unification dispute, spoke at a public gathering. Ohio was separated from Northwest Territory in 1800. Similar reorganization plans for the Interstate Commerce commission and the Federal Communication commission were among five plans of the president that the Senate previously has rejected. Democratic Leader Lucas of Illinois said unless Congress was willing to "grant some powers to the president and trust him to appoint chairmen" of such agencies, "there never will be any effective reorganization of the government." EIGHBORS I M NOT! I SAY TREAT HIM JUST AS WE DID BEFORE WE SUSPECTED ME OF BEING A DETECTIVE AND IF WE CAN FIND OUT WHICH OF US IS TRYING TO GET SOMETHING ON! THAT'S RIGHT...IT MIGHT BE ANY ONE OF US...I'D LIKE TO KNOW WHO.... PARTICULARLY IF IT'S ME!! BEST POLICY...JUST TREAT AN EYE ON HIM — #HORRIS HIT N' RUN "YOU'LL HAVE TO FILL OUT A WITHDRAWAL SLIP!"