anaheim-gazette 1950-06-07

ALFRED TO CELEBRATE YOUR RETIREMENT AFTER 50 YEARS. ALFRED HAS A LITTLE SURPRISE TO SPEED YOU ON YOUR WAY! AJAX POWDER CO. OAKY DOAKS MISTER MURDOCK! MATE ME DROW UP ADAIN! IT'S UNBELIEVABLE! YET THAT SUIT OF ARMOR...HIS HAIR...HIS EYES... AN'T TH' WAY HE LIQUIDATED THAT DRAGON! POMONA, HE'S OAKY DOAKS ALL RIGHT! WHOEVER D-DID-TH-TH TO H-HIM HAS R-R-RUIN M-MY L-L-LIFE! HERE... MY HAND SCORCHY SMITH SCORCH AND PIXY ARE OKAY! THERE'S THE COPTER, EIGHT O'CLOCK LOW! LOOKS LIKE THEY'RE DOIN' AIR RECON FOR THOSE LAND-MARKS TO OPHIR! WE'LL REIN IN THE HORSEPOWER AND HOVER! SCORCHY! THERE'S THE CHIMNEY OF DEATH! SCORCHY SMITH SCORCH AND PIXY ARE OKAY! THERE'S THE COPTER, EIGHT O'CLOCK LOW! LOOKS LIKE THEY'RE DOIN' AIR RECON FOR THOSE LAND-MARKS TO OPHIR! WE'LL REIN IN THE HORSEPOWER AND HOVER! SCORCHY! THERE'S THE CHIMNEY OF DEATH! AND WE'LL BE COMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN... DICKIE DARE MILLE GRACIAS, SENOR, SANK YOU A MEELION, SOR GO BUY YOURSELF AN ANNUITY WRAP 'EM UP, POP! THAT'S THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, SIR, AND WE WILL INCLUDE A DESK CALENDAR, ABSOLUTELY FREE! DELIVER IT TO MISS BUSCARME WITH THIS MESS "TRY A SWEPT BACK AIRDO THE THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY OBOY! NOW I'VE GOT THE GOODS ON "MR. ROY"! HE'LL HAVE TO EXPLAIN THIS FAKED SIGNATURE TO MR.BLOCK AND MAYBE THE POLICE! GOING SOMEWHERE? OH, DIANA! YOU DON'T LOOK SO GOOD, MOMS... YOU DON'T LOOK SO GOOD, MOMS... HERE, DAD... N- WHAT'S THAT FOR? TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox KEEN TEENS DIRTY TRICK LOOKS LIKE A PACKAGE HE INTENDED TO MAIL. SOME SOX YOU CAN DARN 6-7-50 INK FORD Bill Dietrich Jr. ONLY 15, JUNIOR IS A STRONG RIGHT HANDER WHO HASN'T REACHED HIS FULL GROWTH VET. HE HAS A SWELL CHANCE OF FOLLOWING IN THE FOOT-STEPS OF HIS ILLUSTRIOUS DAD. GOOD LUCK, JUNIOR 6-7-50 Released by The Associated Newspapers AGE 6 Anaheim Gazette, Wednesday, June 7, 1950 AJAX POWDER CO. BOOM CARL RYMAN COPYRIGHT 1950 M.CLURE NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE 6-7 WHOEVER D-DID-TH-THAT TO H-HIM HAS R-R-RUINED M-MY L-L-LIFE! HERE...RUIN MY HANKY! I WAS G-GOING TO M-M-MARRY OAKY! THEN DON'T MATE ME DROW UP! I DON'T WANNA BE MARRIED! SCORCHY! THERE'S THE CHIMNEY OF DEATH! TO THE SKULL ESCARPMENT! AND THIS TIME, LET'S SEE WHAT'S BEYOND IT - THE EASY WAY! TRUE ENOUGH ABOUT ALCOHOL MANY ANIMALS LOVE ALCOHOL AND GET IT FROM CRUSHED FERMENTED FRUIT... FLY TRAPS CAN BE BAITED WITH ALCOHOL AND WASPS ESPECIALLY ARE FOND OF IT... MICE PREFER A PERGENT ALCOHOL TO PLAIN WATER. Neighborly Neighbors SCORCHY! THERE'S THE CHIMNEY OF DEATH! AND WE'LL BE COMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN... TO THE SKULL ESCARPMENT! AND THIS TIME, LET'S SEE WHAT'S BEYOND IT - THE EASY WAY! DELIVER IT TO MISS BUSSE CARMINE WITH THIS MESSAGE: "TRY A SWEPT-BACK AIRDO-THINE DAN" $90,000 IN ONE WEEK-CAN IT BE I'M LEARNING HOW TO SPEND MY TIME? HAY PELIGRO (DANGER) GOING SOMEWHERE? GIVE ME THAT PAPER! OH! YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM! M-WHAT'S THAT FOR? JUST THIS MORNING YOU SAID MOMS LOOKED SIMPLY GRAND IN THIS! Neighborly Neighbors HONEST, I'M NOT REALLY A PETECTIVE...I'M JUST AN ORDINARY CITIZEN...I ACCIDENTLY GOT RESERVATIONS AT THIS DIVORCE COLONY HOTEL AND-WELL-I'm STILL HERE!! YOU CAN'T FOOL US, REPORT YOU DROPPED YOUR POCKET WAS FOUL OF OUR HUSBANDS AND BROUGHT ABOUT SEVE RECONCILIATIONS...BUT WHOSE HUSBAND WAIT IT REALLY WRITTEN FOR? WHEN PETERS FIBS TO THEM THEY BELIEVE HIM—BUT WHEN HE TURNS HONEST AND TELLS THE TRUTH...HE'S GOT TO PROVE IT— TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE KEEN TEENS By Stoookie Allen LIKE POP RECENTLY, BILL DIETRICH; JR., PITCHED A NO-HIT, NO-RUN GAME FOR FRANKFORD HIGH OF PHILADELPHIA. JUST 21 YEARS AGO HIS DAD TOSSED A NO-HIT GAMES FOR FRANKFORD. BILL, SR., WENT ON TO PITCH A NO HITTER FOR THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX IN 1937! FATHER AND SON 6-7-50 Released by The Associated Newspapers Anaheim Doctor To Berlin Post Appointment as health officer or the American sector in Berlin comes to Dr. Erwin P. Brauner of Anaheim, assistant county health officer since 1946. Dr. Brauner, who joined the county health staff following his release from the army after World War II, distinguished his service in Orange county by setting up the tuberculosis control program which has been made a model throughout California. Dr. Brauner accepted appointment to Berlin from the state department. In the American Zone of Berlin he will direct the health affairs of 1,000,000 Germans and displaced persons, responsibility for which is shared by civil and military authorities there under state department control. As in Orange county, his specialty will be tuberculosis control. A native of Czechoslovakia, Dr. Brauner became a refugee from the Germans when World War II broke out and fled to England, thence to the United States where he joined the Army Medical Corps. He served in the Far East and South Pacific. Populations Up In LA County Cities LOS ANGELES (AP)—Six cities in Southwest Los Angeles county to show population gains of from 50 per cent to nearly 300 per cent, the Census Bureau reports. Harry L. Nolder, area census supervisor yesterday released the following figures, with 1940 totals followed by preliminary 1950 figures: Manhattan Beach, 6,398, 17,143; Gardena, 5909, 14,336; El Segundo, 738, 8008; Redondo Beach, 13,092, 25,176; Hawthorne, 8263, 16,267; Anglewood, 30,114, 45,942. TEMPERATURES Temperatures reported by the U.S. Weather Bureau for the 24 hours ended at 4:30 a.m., PST today: High Low San Francisco 56 49 Oakland 63 43 Sacramento 73 41 Los Angeles 66 50 Bakersfield 83 47 Portland 62 49 Spokane 65 43 Boise 63 40 Reno 68 37 Phoenix 98 69 Salt Lake City 87 58 Fort Worth 77 61 Chicago 87 61 Washington 86 65 New York 87 67 New Orleans 78 70 Buttree Recital Series Completed (Continued from Page 3) Panied at the piano by Marjorie Cranston. During the intermission Charles Cunningham was heard in two readings entitled "What a Mouse Can Do" and "Worried." Concluding the evening's activities was a one act fantasy called the "Sentimental Scarecrow," a play under the direction of Miss Creiekshank. Members of the cast included: Tommy Frank, Mamie Hodges, Muriel Downey, Allene Schaefer, Ruth Mungerson, Bob Emerson, Susan Lillywhite, Phyllis Boettcher, Ann Marie Stehley, and Linda Cheatum. To The Public The Anaheim Gazette sincerely and warmly thanks the many hundreds of families who have subscribed to our new family news, picture newspaper during the past 30 days. And, we cordially invite all you other families to "join" our group of subscribers in order that you will not miss having the Gazette in your home. 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