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1950-06-20 · Anaheim Gazette · page 6 of 8 · OCR glm-ocr
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ALFRED Page 6 Anaheir KEEP AWAY, ALFRED! I WANT TO GET THIS LAWN CUT, NOT WIND UP IN A HOSPITAL! CHUG! POP! B-R-R-R! OAKY DOAKS OAKY, I HEAR THAT COUNT DE RAOUL IS QUITE A LADY-KILLER IN THE DRAWING-ROOM, BUT-A DEADLY MAN-KILLER IN A JOUST! SO WHAT? I SUPPOSE IF HE WINS THE TOURNAMENT I'LL HAVE TO MARRY HIM! OVER MY DEAD BODY YOU WILL! SCORCHY SMITH OOOH! WHAT BE-EAUTIFUL GROUND!! NICE NEAT LANDING, BINX! MY TEETH AREN'T REALLY CHATTERING, SCORCH. THEY JUST HAVEN'T STOPPED BOUNCING AROUND! B-BUT PIXY! WHERE'S PIXY?!? SCORCHY SMITH NICE NEAT LANDING, BINX! MY TEETH AREN'T REALLY CHATTERING, SCORCH. THEY JUST HAVEN'T STOPPED BOUNCING AROUND! B-BUT PIXY! WHERE'S PIXY?! DICKIE DARE DICKIE, YOU'VE GOT MY SOUL INTO CIRCULATION AGAIN! SWELL-YOU HAD ME GOIN' IN CIRCLES YOU OVERDREW $7,300.00 - BUT HERE'S MY BANK BOOK WITH $8,000.00 BALANCE SO WE'RE 700 SMACKS TO THE GOOD GOOD! ALSO, BLISSE WILL HAVE TO REALIZE SOONER OR LATER THAT I'M A PLAIN WORKIN' GUY-- THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY I'M SORRY, BUT I'M A LITTLE OUT OF TOUCH WITH BASEBALL THIS YEAR! BRIEF ME ON THIS MR. SWATTO TOMKINS! HE'S A CINCH TO BE BASEBALL'S GREATEST SLUGGER OF ALL TIME! FORTY HOME RUNS AND THE SEASON IS STILL YOUNG! UG! IT'S TOMKINS AGAIN! RIDE IT SWATTO! OH, DIANA!. TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox KEEN TEENS POOR MISTER HENRY PECK! IT HAS YOUR NAME ON IT. BUT WE MUST HAVE EXCHANGED BALLS ON THE TEE. YOUR BALL IS IN THE TRAP! CELLAR SCIENTIST IN HIS BROOKLYN WORKSHOP 16-YEAR-OLD EDDIE WORKED OUT A TECHNIQUE FOR IDENTIFYING ELEMENTS KNOWN AS HALOGENS. OUT OF OLD RADIO PARTS HE BUILT A ONE-TUBE AUDIO-AMPLIFIER! Anaheim Gazette, Tuesday, June 20, 1950 Neighborly Neighbors HOLY SMOKES...IT REALLY IS A FLYING SAUCER!!...AND LOOK WHAT'S GETTING OUT OF THE THING!!...WHAT N THUNDER ARE THEY, ANYHOW?...THEY LOOK LIKE....DERN IF I KNOW WHAT THEY DO LOOK LIKE!! SUPPOSE IF WINS THE TURNAMENT L HAVE TO RRY! OVER MY DEAD BODY YOU WILL! OAKY! GOSH ALL HEMLOCK! WHAT DID I S-SAY??! THE WEIRD LITTLE CREATURES WERE SIMPLY OUT OF THIS WORLD!! THEY STARTED MADLY SCRAMBLING ABOUT THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE SAUCER APPARENTLY INTENT ON SOME PROJECT AT HAND...SUDDENLY THEY ALL STOPPED!! THERE WAS A SCRATIC-LIKE NOISE AND THEY ALL STARTED MOVING TOWARD P B-BUT PIXY! WHERE'S PIXY?!? HELP! SOMEBODY HELP ME! MY LEGS ARE GETTING TIRED!! TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZL B-BUT PIXY! WHERE'S PIXY?!? HELP! SOMEBODY HELP ME! MY LEGS ARE GETTING TIRED!! I'll get a job with the local paper! I'll tell blisse right now that we get married tomorrow afternoon! ER... WISH YOU LUCK! RIDE IT SWATTO! OUTTA DA PARK, KEED! HI, DIANA... I JUST HAPPENED TO BE PASSING BY AND THOUGHT I'D DROP IN FOR A MINUTE... HORIZONTAL 1 A dandy 4 To revere highly 9 Once around track 12 Arabian garment 13 Essential 14 The fourth calf 15 Tableware 17 A packing ring 19 Jason's ship 21 New Testament (abbr.) 22 Narrow opening 25 The turmeric 27 Non-Moslem subject of the Ottoman empire 21 Wheeled vehicle 32 English coin (pl.) 34 The heart in Egyptian religion 35 A detective (slang) 36 Faucet 37 51 (Roman numerals) 38 Pardons 41 Gazelle of Tibet 42 Insect VERTICAL 1 A passing fashion 2 Jap sash 3 Dance step 4 To state 5 Humbles 6 Old Testament (abbr.) 7 Piece of old cloth 8 Dash 9 One of certain Lezghlans in central Dagestan Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: SHAM VASE PHI NOVA ILUS LAG AMARYLLIS EYE PORTAL TACT IRAK YAHOO BLINDING BOMB AIM SNEER REE NAME SALUTARY DRAMA DAME TUBA TOMCOD YOU EXTIRPATE ERR LION ERIN WEE ESNE REST Capelet Collar 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 and 18. requires 4% yards of 39-in ric. For this pattern, send 2 in coins, your name, address, tern number and size wa Barbara Bell, The Anaheim ette, 828 Mission St., San KEEN TEENS By Stoookie Allen CELLAR SCIENTIST IN HIS BROOKLYN WORKSHOP 16-YEAR-OLD EDDIE WORKED OUT A TECHNIQUE FOR IDENTIFYING ELEMENTS KNOWN AS HALOGENS! OUT OF OLD RADIO PARTS HE BUILT A ONE-TUBE AUDIO-AMPLIFIER! I WILL MAKE GOOD USE OF MY SCHOLARSHIP, SIR. EDDIE TAUGHT HIMSELF CALCULUS AND DEVISED ORIGINAL GEOMETRY PROOFS! HE DESIGNED AN AUTOMATIC SIGNAL BLINKER AND IS NOW WORKING ON A TEST FOR THE ACETATE ION FOR HIS AMAZING WORK EDDIE WAS AWARDED A COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP BY WESTINGHOUSE! Capelet Collar 1950 11-18 This young and very flattering date dress for juniors has a hand-some capelet-collar and unusual diagonal closing. Add a big flower or your favorite jewelry on one shoulder. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated pattern No. 1950 comes in sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 and 18. requires 4⅓ yards of 39-inch ric. For this pattern, send 2 in coins, your name, address tern number and size wa Barbara Bell, The Anahei ette, 828 Mission St., San cisco 3, Calif. Send an additional twenty cents today for your copy Spring and Summer styling latest issue has 48 page with special features, styles for all the family—tern printed inside the boo miss it 'Golden Heritage Theme of July Parade at H.B. Dr. Douglas Hough, Co of the 43rd Annual Orange 4th of July celebration to in Huntington Beach July 4, 1950, stated today that tries already received ins other huge parade July 4 "Our Golden Heritage" as The celebration will open the crowning of the queen Pavalon Ballroom. An air the Huntington Beach airy been scheduled for Sunday noon, July 2, and will many sensational air stu Tuesday, July 4, will big day with the gigantic California centennial parade at 11 am. Govern Warren has been invited to Grand Marshall. Among the marching units who will in the line of march is Sybia majorettes of this city. RADIO AND TELEVISION KLAC ... 570 KIEV ... 870 KNX ... 1070 KGER ... 1390 KFI ... 640 KHJ ... 920 KXLA ... 1110 KTED ... 1520 KMPC ... 710 KFWB ... 980 KFOX ... 1280 KOWL ... 1580 KECA ... 790 KFVD ... 1020 KFAC ... 1330 KPMO ... 1600 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part.—T.E.D. TUESDAY P. M. 5:00 P. M. KLAC—Fred Henry KFI—Feature Story KMPC—KTED—News KECA—News KNJ—Straight Arrow KPWB—Red Rowe KNX—Frank Goss KFAC—Sunset Serenade 5:15 KLAC—Sports KMPC—Up Swing KFI—News KECA—Happy Theater KNX—Tom Harmon KTED—Oliver Scott 5:30 KFI—Carmen Dragon KMPC—Hits KECA—Skn King KHJ-Bar-B Riders KNX-Chet Huntley KFAC-Whoa Bill Club KTED-Serenade 5:45 KLAC—Sam Balter KMPC-Top Tunes KNX-Ed R. Murrow 6:00 P. M. 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KLAC-News, Sports KFI-Woman's Secret KMPC-Baseball KECA-Art Baker KHJ-Fulton Lewis kFWD-Peter Potter kNX-Curt Massey kFVAC-Masterpieces kTED-U.N. 4:15 kLAC-Bill Stewart kFI-Dr.Paul kNH-Jemingway kNX-Strike It Rich kTED-Beach Party 4:30 kFI-B.Wheeler kHI-Jehind the Story kECA-Play It Again kFWD-Bed Bowe 4:45 kLAC-Race Roundup kECA-Elmer Davis kNH-Jews kNH-Harry Babbitt (C)-1950 by Universal Radio Features Syndicate -Tom.E.Danson. 'Golden Heritage' Theme of July 4 Parade at H.B. Dr. Douglas Hough, Chairman of the 43rd Annual Orange County Borough of July celebration to be held on Huntington Beach July 1, 2, 3, 1950, stated today that the enteries already received insure anther huge parade July 4th with "Our Golden Heritage" as a theme. The celebration will open with the crowning of the queen at the Pavalon Ballroom. An air show at the Huntington Beach airport has been scheduled for Sunday afternoon, July 2, and will feature many sensational air stunts. Tuesday, July 4, will be the big day with the gigantic Golden California centennial parade starting at 11 am. Governor Earl Warren has been invited to be the Grand Marshall. Among the many marching units who will appear in the line of march is Sybil Ring's majorettes of this city.