anaheim-gazette 1950-07-05

ALFRED Page 6 Anaheim GEE, I CAN'T SEE ANYTHING OF THE PARADE. UNCLE ALFRED! I CAN'T SEE THIS WAY EITHER - I'M NOT HAVING ANY FUN AT ALL! ALL OF THEM? YES SIR! OAKY DOAKS NELLIE, THIS ISN'T ANY TIME TO BE BALKY! GIDDAP!! WAIT! I'LL GIVE HER A PUSH! MURDOCK! WHAT'S THE IDEA? YE TOLD ME NOT TO USE MAGIC. POMONA...SO I USED MECHANICS! HEY!-- SCORCHY SMITH IF THERE'S URANIUM ORE HERE, IT WOULDN'T BE PURE ENOUGH TO BE HARMFUL! COULD BE! THIS GEIGER COUNTER SOUNDS LIKE A MACHINE GUN! JUST THINK!, SOLOMON'S MINES COULD'A BEEN LOST ON PURPOSE...BECAUSE THEY WERE TOO HOT TO HANDLE! CHECK! YOU CAN'T BLAME THE OLD TIME BOYS FOR CLEARING OUT IN A PANIC WITH A WEIRD INVISIBLE ENEMY SLOWLY DISINTEGRATING THEM TO DEATH! SCORCHY SMITH IF THERE'S URANIUM ORE HERE, IT WOULDN'T BE PURE ENOUGH TO BE HARMFUL! COULD BE! THIS GEIGER COUNTER SOUNDS LIKE A MACHINE GUN! JUST THINK! SOLOMON'S MINES COULD'A BEEN LOST ON PURPOSE... BECAUSE THEY WERE TOO HOT TO HANDLE! CHECK! YOU CAN'T BLAME THE OLD TIME BOYS FOR CLEARING OUT IN A PANIC WITH A WEIRD INVISIBLE ENEMY SLOWLY DISINTEGRATING THEM TO DEATH! DICKIE DARE ALISTER AND DAN! LET ME MAKE A CAREFUL MENTAL COMPARISON. ONE HAS NEARLY ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD. --THE OTHER, ALL THE MASCULINE CHARM! AND HAVENT I WADS OF MY OWN MONEY? SO THAT'S SETTLED! SOMETHING TELLS ME I HAD BETTER ACT FAST! THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY PATSY'S SHOW JEEPERS! HOW I DREAD THIS ONE TODAY! JUST HAVE TO APOLLOZIZE FOR THAT SURPRIZE GUEST I PROMISED TO HAVE! YOU'RE ON IN FIVE MINUTES PATSY! OH, DIANA! OH-H-H-H-！ Today Only! MO-THER... WHERE IS YOU THIS MORNING YOU NOT TO ANY CIRCUMS OH, DIANA! OH-H-H-H-H! TODAY ONLY! $18.00! MO-THER... WHERE IS YOU THIS MORNING? YOU NOT TO ANY CIRCUMS TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox KEEN TEENS YOU'RE SNAGGED! STOP THAT! YOU'LL BREAK THE LINE! YOU WON'T LISSEN TO ANYONE! YOU'RE SNAGGED I TELL YA! STOP THAT! STEP ALONG, BILLIE-BOY! Anaheim Gazette, Wednesday, July 5, 1950 Stanton Items (Continued from Page 3) their handiwork. Mr. Cole is a CPO retired from the Navy. He is working as a subcontractor on a water contract in the valley on a road project for the state at Niland. He returns to Stanton every week-end. The Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange county are calling their Board of Directors meeting Monday night, July 10. The change of date is due to the July 4th holidays. Held at the Santa Ana Chamber office at 8 p.m., the meeting will be conducted by the new president, Justin Kennedy. Committees will be selected for another year and a program of work set up. Residents of Stanton were among the 1000 friends of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Youmans 13342, Sun Garden Village, who registered as visitors at the grand opening of their new refrigeration and television store Saturday, 7574 Westminster blvd. The first 200 ladies were presented with Aloha orchids imported from Hawaii. Ladies arriving later received lapeel corsages, men, address books and all the children were given balloons and the popular recording "An adventure in Nursery Rhyme Land." Youman taught electronics at John Dewey high school for seven years and went to Pearl Harbor as a technician for the Navy, just after Pearl Harbor was bombed. He worked on radio and radar there. Mrs. Youman is as enthusiastic about television as her husband accompanies and assists on service calls. Allen Bartshe, 111 ave., Anaheim, sales representative of Radio Products Sales distributors of electronic equipment assisted the Youmans in their friends. Prizes received in the held Saturday night were won by J. E. Gesslin, Warner, Santa Ana; men tried with toilet art;thur Stephenon 12391 Loren Grove; table model Leverly Montgomery, 75 minster bvd., Westminster pie, Norman Ford, 160 Santa Ana; ladies gift d Howard F. O'Hara, 794 st., Westminster; automer, Neal Casey, 14871 Midway City, turkey, M Heard, 13872 Iowa, We pressure cooker, Mrs. Tards, 7861 13th st., We television clock, Harry T Park, Huntington Beach cherry pie, Mrs. E. Gerne E. 14th st., Westminster. MOD DISPLAYS WIN Mutual Orange District eight first and seven second awards in citrus rack displays at the San Diego Fair at Del Mar. Prize made the MOD entries total. In the feature rack class the cooperative end place behind the Orange Show exhibit. This was won by the Escort operative Citrus associate affiliate of the California Growers exchange. George M. Wood, supp exhibits, was in charge of MOD entries. YOU CAN'T BLAME OLD TIME BOYS FOR GIRLING OUT IN A PANIC. A WEIRD INVISIBLE SLOWLY INTEGRATING TO DEATH! SO LET'S GET CRACKIN', KIDS... BEFORE IT HAPPENS TO US! E OTHER, THE CULINE' RM! AND NT I WADS AY OWN EY? SO IT'S BUTLED! SOMETHING AS ME AD TTER ST. DICKIE, I WANT TO GET AWAY FROM THAT GIRL! UP WITH THE SAILS! SWATTO HITS NO.44 AND NO.45 ON ROAD TRIP OPENER! ...WHERE IS THE MONEY I GAVE YOU THIS MORNING AND TOLD YOU NOT TO LET ME HAVE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES?? ladies were presented with Aloha orchids imported from Hawaii. Ladies arriving later received lapel corsages, men, address books and all the children were given balloons and the popular recording "An adventure in Nursery Rhyme Land." Youman taught electronics at John Dewey high school for seven years and went to Pearl Harbor as a technician for the Navy, just after Pearl Harbor was bombed. He worked on radio and radar there. Mrs. Youman is as enthusiastic awards in citrus rack displays at the San Diego Fair at Del Mar. Prize the MOD entries total. In the feature rack class the cooperative on place behind the Orange Show exhibit. It was won by the Escop operative Citrus associate of the Californi Growers exchange. George M. Wood, sup exhibits, was in charge MOD entries. NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS I'LL NEVER GET TO WRITE MY BOOK ABOUT MY TRIP TO ANOTHER PLANET. I NEED AIR...I'm about done for! CONFUSION GOING ON AMONG THE WEIRD BUG-PEOPLE...GREAT HUBU... IT'S CURTAINS FOR ME... AP Newsfeatures YES, THE LITTLE CREATURES WERE IN A HIGH STATE OF EXCITEMENT.... THEY ARE APPARENTLY VERY AWARE OF WHAT IS HAPPENING TO THEIR PRIZE DISPLAY...THEY HURRIED THE GLASS BOWL OUT AND ONTO A TRUCK! TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZ ...WHERE IS THE MONEY I GAVE YOU THIS MORNING AND TOLD YOU NOT TO LET ME HAVE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES?? HEEN TEENS By Stoookie Allen Ross Stefan (TUCSON, ARIZONA) AT 14, HE'S PROBABLY THE YOUNGEST PROFESSIONAL ARTIST IN AMERICA. ABOVE, ROSS IS WORKING ON A MAGAZINE COVER. HE DOES WESTERN STUFF AND NEVER USES MODELS. ROSS IS COMPLETELY WESTERN HIMSELF....RIDES A LOT WITH HIS OWN RIG! 7-5-50 HORIZONTAL 1 Gambler's capital 6 Game 10 Pastoral pipe 14 Shield 15 Heroic 16 Baltic island 17 Depict in colors 18 Puff of wind 19 Conspiracy 20 Rallying cry 22 Run away in panic 24 Greek portico 26 Shifted 27 Inelegantly polite 30 Ill-bodling 31 Food substitute 32 Winding 34 Chance 37 Jungle beast 38 Climbing plant 39 Storm on the steppes 40 Winnow 41 British N. A. territory 44 Grows old 45 Constellation 46 Consort of an emperor 48 Untwist silk 51 Goddess of Destiny (Tuet. Myth) 52 Moving towards the rialing sun 55 Harvester 59 Member of a royal family 60 Midday 62 Fish which builds a nest 63 A monitor lizard 64 Impel 65 Adhere 66 Trading center 67 Chair 68 Frame for drying skins VERTICAL 1 Undermines 2 River duck 3 Premium on exchange 4 Jamaican city 5 Property 6 Pin 7 Musical work 8 Roeter 9 Wife of Mark Anthony Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: APES TEEN OBLL RUST AKE ALOE IRMA APOSTATE ARETE SNOW REVEL NATAL SPA OF SE LOVE PALMER ANKLETAIDE ESSERRS TRADE ATAR IRON SLASH DULCIMER QEOE IDEA ALE OLLA POOL RYE FEED about television as her husband and accompanies and assists him on service calls. Allen Bartshe, 111 Placentia Ave., Anaheim, sales representative of Radio Products Sales Inc., distributors of electronic equipment assisted the Youmans in receiving their friends. Prizes received in the drawing held Saturday night were: radio won by J. E. Gesslin, 14371 S. Warner, Santa Ana; mens' leather mended with toilet articles, Arthur Stephenon 12391 Loanna, Garden Grove; table model television, Leverly Montgomery, 7591 Westminster b.vd., Westminster; frozen pie, Norman Ford, 1607 Durant, Santa Ana; ladies gift dresser set, Howard F. O'Hara, 7941 E. 11th st., Westminster; automatic toaster, Neal Casey, 14871 Jefferson Midway City, turkey, Mrs. Virgil Heard, 13872 Iowa, Westminster; pressure cooker, Mrs. T. E. Richards, 7861 13th st., Westminster; television clock, Harry Totts, 1320 Park, Huntington Beach and a cherry pie, Mrs. E. Gerhart, 8151 E. 14th st., Westminster. MOD DISPLAYS WIN Mutual Orange Distributors took eight first and seven second place awards in citrus rack and plate displays at the San Diego County Fair at Del Mar. Prize money for the MOD entries total $821. In the feature rack display class the cooperative took second place behind the National Orange Show exhibit. 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