anaheim-gazette 1950-06-22

Page 5 Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, June 22, 1950 HONORED RELIC—Escorted by motorcycle officers and a roadrunning train full of Anaheim Legionnaires and Orange county Veterans of Foreign Wars, a replica of the famous Liberty Bell came to town briefly yesterday to be exhibited on downtown streets. Stanton Personals (Continued from Page 3) his new hair tonic called Klix being advertised over radio station KXLA, from Monday to Friday, 11:30 to 12:00 noon. Gautschy owns the two nationally known stars rights, Tennessee Ernie and Cliffie Stone, who are the best Western entertainers in the field. Dorothy Dix (Continued from Page 3) rows and outgrown disappointments; know that the human heart is the most resilient of all created things. A Boy's Love Your love for your wife, however beautiful and complete it was, was just a boy's love. It was nothing to the passion that you will be able to feel some Stanton Personals (Continued from Page 3) his new hair tonic called Klix being advertised over radio station KXLA, from Monday to Friday, 11:30 to 12:00 noon. Gautschy owns the two nationally known stars rights, Tennessee Ernie and Cliffie Stone, who are the best Western entertainers in the field today. The Klix girl, with the beautiful hair, is really Mr. and Mrs. John Gautschy's daughter, Jane, who is twelve years old. The board of directors of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce met last night at their new office, 10464 Stanton ave., and resolved to pay the office of J. R. Lester Boyle to have Engineer Lowell McLean, prepare a preliminary report pertaining to the formation of a sanitary district for the area. The queen contest will be held Wednesday, June 28, at 6:20 p.m., on the lawn of the Edward Faulkner home, 9902 Western ave. Edward Faulkner and associates of Los Angeles are giving a beautiful trophy to the winner of the contest. Instructions may be had by contacting Mrs. Julian Black, secretary. The queen chosen on June 28 will ride in the Stanton Chamber of Commerce float in the 43rd Fourth of July celebration, in the Golden California centennial parade, in Huntington Beach at 11 a.m. At 3 p.m. the bathing beauty contest will be held with entries from all over Orange county. All entries are non-professional. The winner will be judged on personality, face, figure, grace and poise and will receive $50.00. Runners-up will receive $25, $15 and $10 by the Hunntington Beach 20-30 club. Stanton members are urged to attend the annual membership meeting which will be held Tuesday evening, June 27, at the Los Alamitos Naval air station for dinner at 7 p.m. The chamber having the largest group at the meeting will receive a nice office desk set. The Associated Chambers are also endorsing the forthcoming "Navy Relief Carnival" to be held June 23-24 to benefit Navy personnel who need help during times of need. All merchants are urged to assist with merchandise. Dorothy Dix (Continued from Page 3) rows and outgrown disappointments; know that the human heart is the most resilient of all created things. A Boy's Love Your love for your wife, however beautiful and complete it was, was just a boy's love. It was nothing to the passion that you will be able to feel some day for a woman who meets all the needs of your mature manhood, and for this reason it is a dangerous thing for you to marry a girl who comes up to your ideal but does not fire your fancy. Of course, marrying a girl who adores you has its advantages. The wife who loves her husband better than he loves her is always breaking her neck trying to please him. His august word is her law, and she is as humbly grateful for a little kindness as a starving dog is for a bone. But in love it is more blessed to give than to receive. Especially is this true with men, and so I think that it is a dangerous experiment for a youth of 24 to conclude that he has lost all power of loving and to marry a woman on the platonic basis. He will want something more of life than just a makeshift wife who is a good cook and saves his money. DEAR MISS DIX: Can a man love two women at the same time? I know a man who says he loves his wife and a girl with whom he has an affair. He is wonderful to them both, but he tells the girl she must remain in the background because he does SANTA MONICA (P) — Jane Cowl, 65, stage star of a generation ago and once the nation's foremost Juliet, died today of abdominal cancer. Hartland, New Brunswick, has a covered bridge 1282 feet long. meeting which will be held Tuesday evening, June 27, at the Los Alamitos Naval air station for dinner at 7 p.m. The chamber having the largest group at the meeting will receive a nice office desk set. The Associated Chambers are also endorsing the forthcoming "Navy Relief Carnival" to be held June 23-24 to benefit Navy personnel who need help during times of need. All merchants are urged to assist with merchandise prizes. Any merchant in Stanton area interested please contact Mrs. Black. Anthony Gasnick has been on trial since Monday, before a jury of six women and six men in Santa Ana Superior Court, in court of Superior Judge Raymond Thompson. Members of the jury are: Effe Hass, Sanford H. Osborne, Harry Peterson, Pete Reyes, William Perry Dickenson, Meta Vail, Ruth E, Penhall, Grace D. Hayes and Bertha Dannesboe. Gasnick has denied charges made by a group of Stanton youths that he committed morals offenses against them at his home on Main st., in Stanton. Deense Atty. Z. B. West, acting in his behalf, charged that the youths had framed his client because he had chased them away from his home. Asst. Dist. Atty. J. Parlay Smith is prosecuting attorney. BIG SAN BERDOO CENSUS SAN BERNARDINO (AP)—A 43 per cent increase in this city's population in the last 10 years is indicated in a preliminary estimate by the district census supervisor He placed the current figure at 62,694. Full blown roses silhouetted in popular cross-stitch make an unusual border for household linens and wearables. Just fill in the background with crosses and the designs stand out quickly. It is an enjoyable form of embroidery. Pattern envelope No. R2926 contains hot-iron transfer for 3¼ inch wide pattern; color chart with illustrations and material requirements. To obtain this pattern, send 20c in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, The Anaheim Gazette, 828 Mission Street, San Francisco 3, Calif. no hurt his wife, his job children. He tells the girl means more to him than in the world and is it if she suggests leaving he has no idea of divorcage and marrying her. You think? ER: I think we can love ends at the same time them for different but when it comes to a love between the sexes, that is a different thing. When a man says that he loves two women at the same time it merely means that he has a slight affection for them both. Each ministers to his pleasure in one way or another and he has some sentiment of gratitude or appreciation that he extends to them, but he has no really deep, passionate feeling for either one. He wants to have his cake and eat it, too, and the only person he really and sincerely loves is himself. Any girl is a fool to waste her time on a man who tells her that he loves two women at the same time. He is entirely too big-hearted. The only men who are worth while are those who concentrate their affections on one, and who love her so well that she fills the whole world for them. DEAR DOROTHY DIX: I am engaged to a splendid young man who is a hard worker, but cannot marry because he promised his father on his deathbed that he would care for his mother and four younger children. Has this boy no right to marry because he made this promise? ANSWER: In the first place, the young man must free himself from the superstition that there is something particularly bind- NO BREAD? BISCUITS MADE EASY WITH BISQUICK 39¢ PKG. MAKE ALPHA BETA Your KEY to ALPHA BEEF JOUR FAVORITE COFFEE 69¢ REAL GOLD Giant #6 oz CAN ORANGE JUICE 29¢ FOOD CLUB No 2½ CAN FRUIT COCKTAIL 25¢ GRISCO THREE POUND CAN 77¢ ARMOUR Time Saver Days! PANTRY-SHELF MEALS SLICED TREET Potato Salad • Pickle Slices Green Beans • Hot Rails (Mix) Fruit • Cookies Milk • Coffee or Iced Tea TREET 12 oz. CAN 39¢ CHOPPED HAM 12 oz. CAN 48¢ VIENNA SAUSAGE 4 oz. 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CENTER AMPLE PARRING SPACE OROTHY DIX: engaged to a splendid young so is a hard worker, but marry because he promisther on his deathbed that care for his mother and anger children. Has this right to marry because he s promise? ER: In the first place, the man must free himself e superstition that there thing particularly bind- ing about a deathbed promise. There is not. Such promises wrung from people in distress and under circumstances in which they have no chance to use any common sense or free will are generally better broken than kept. Of course, your sweetheart is in duty bound to help his mother and children so long as they are little and unable to take care of themselves, but that does not mean that he must sacrifice his whole life to them and be a slave to his family. SANTA MONICA (UP)—William W. (Tex) Milliken, 68, a colorful civic figure here for 30 years, died at his home yesterday from a head injury he suffered Thursday in a fall. 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