anaheim-gazette 1950-08-02

ALFRED Page 6 Anaheim AND ONCE YOU GET YOUR FOOT IN THE DOOR, THE SALE IS PRACTICALLY CLOSED! SALES CLASS SHURFIT SHOES OH, A WIDE GUY. EH? SHURFIT SHOES OAKY DOAKS PRINCESS PATINA IS TAKING OAKY FOR A MOONLIGHT RIDE ON HER ELEPHANT AND PRINCESS POMONA IS FIT TO BE TIED! 8-2 I'LL BOP HER ON THE BEAN! I'LL SNATCH HER BALD!--I'LL-- I'LL GO AND TELL MY FATHER! F-FATHER! COME IN! DO NOT DISTURB SCORCHY SMITH BUT IF YOU PEOPLE DON'T START SOON, I WON'T ANSWER FOR YOUR FUTURE HEALTH! CHOP-CHOP! BINX, ONE OF THE BOYS CAN HELP YOU CLEAN THE OPHIR DUST OUT OF THE SHIP! WE'LL RIG A SHOWER BATH! LOOK, SON, WHEN YOU GET BACK TO CAIRO, GIVE THIS WHOLE SHIP A GEIGER TEST. IF SHE'S 'HOT,' QUARANTINE HER UNTIL SHE COOLS OFF... SCORCHY SMITH BUT IF YOU PEOPLE DON'T START SOON, I WON'T ANSWER FOR YOUR FUTURE HEALTH! CHOP-CHOP! BINX, ONE OF THE BOYS CAN HELP YOU CLEAN THE OPHIR DUST OUT OF THE SHIP! WE'LL RIG A SHOWER BATH! LOOK, SON, WHEN: YOU GET BACK TO CAIRO, GIVE THIS WHOLE SHIP A GEIGER TEST. IF SHE'S 'HOT', QUARANTINE HER UNTIL SHE COOLS OFF... DICKIE DARE DICKE! WHY DONT YOU ANSWER? I'll DROP THE JIBS AND HEAVE HER TO AWFUL FEED HE MAY FALL OV BOA THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY EVERYBODY'S MAKING FUN OF ME...PEOPLE THINK I MADE UP THE HECKLER STORY AS AN ALIBI FOR MY SLUMP! MAYBE THE SUSPENSION WILL BE GOOD FOR YOU! THE HECKLER MIGHT GO AWAY! LOVE THAT SWATTO! OH, DIANA! ... BUT OH, DAD. THIS BOY IS 50-0-0 DIFFERENT! I'M SO UTTERLY SURE THAT HE'S MADLY IN LOVE WITH ME. YES?... JUST WHAT MAKES YOU THINK SO?? OH, DIANA! BUT OH, DAD. THIS BOY IS SO-0-0 DIFFERENT! I'M 50 UTTERLY SURE THAT HE'S MADLY IN LOVE WITH ME. YES?... JUST WHAT MAKES YOU THINK SO?? TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox KEEN TEEN SISTER'S UNEMPLOYED BEAU WANTED! AT THE ICE FACTORY, WEIGHER, SHIPPING CLERK, ALL AROUND HANDYMAN, SALARY... 8-2-50 (Revised by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) Dorothy Dix (Continued from Page 3) care of your husband and seven children and do charity and church work. I should think that any woman who performs all of those activities should be inquiring the way to a rest cure instead of asking how to find new fields of endeavor. When a woman who has been a good and helpful wife to her husband, who has brought up a family of nice children and who has made a comfortable home, tells me that she wishes she could do "some worth-while work." I never know whether I feel more like bursting into tears or giving her a good hand shaking. For it is so irritating that any woman should be so dumb as not to know that the domestic woman who makes a good job of being a wife and bringing up a family is the greatest woman in the world—the woman who has performed the greatest service to her day and generation and the only woman of us all who is necessary. Career Women Expendable All the balance of us, we women who write and sculpt and paint and get elected to Congress and run businesses and whatnot in public that gets our names in the papers, never would be missed if we were swept off the earth. A thousand men could take our places and do our work. But nobody can take the place of the mother and wife and homemaker. She is what keeps the world going. But to answer your questions directly, if you have time to spare and crave culture, why don't you take a course in literature in your events and the new want to fit yourself to study domestic science yourself an expert on of 40 is too old to office work unless she previous experience. take a course in dry millinery if you are the needle. Dykes Predicts Indian Victory CHICAGO (AP)—Jacob the famous little revered baseball, predicts win the 1950 American pennant. Currently operating Mack's assistant wily delphia Athletics, D is picking the Indiana and pitching, and unimaginative for a penhail. The former manager cago White Sox dism九九 tigers in this year. "We just left Detroit one of three ga九ve he we should he series. "It was our misdirection. Detroit play in the two games. July ship arrival postwar high at Los Beach harbor. The change reported that ships arrived during top the 406 arrivals Thirteen nations we ed. LOOK, SON, WHEN: YOU GET BACK TO CAIRO, GIVE THIS WHOLE SHIP A GEIGER TEST. IF SHE'S 'HOT,' QUARANTINE HER UNTIL SHE COOLS OFF... BUT IF SHE'S SOAKED UP HEAVY RADIATIONS, YOU'VE GOT TO DROP 'ER IN THE SEA! GROAN AWFUL FEELING- HE MIGHT HAVE FALLEN OVER BOARDI'D HAVE HEARD THE SPLASH -- BUT WHY ISN'T HE DOWN HERE? WAGS GONE TOO-- THERE IT WAS... NOW THEY'LL BELIEVE ME! HUH? I DIDN'T HEAR ANYTHING! BECAUSE HE REFUSED TO TAKE ONION ON HIS ROLL WHEN WE WERE HAVING HAMBURGER'S THIS AFTERNOON. NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS SAY, DID YOU GUYS HEAR ABOUT THE NEW BOSS? BOY, DID I? HE MUST BE SOME TOUGH GUY, FIRING SPIKE MOSKY RIGHT ON THE SPOT! NAW!... DID REALLY ?... WHAT A GLU BETTER W OUR STEP TEST YOUR STRENGTH 104 PETERS IS THE TALK OF THE AMUSEMENT PARK... ANYBODY WITH NERVE ENOUGH TO BOUNCE SPIKE MOSKEY WITHOUT BATTING AN EYE IS A MAN TO BE RECKONED TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUB BECAUSE HE REFUSED TO TAKE ONION ON HIS ROLL WHEN WE WERE HAVING HAMBURGERS THIS AFTERNOON. KEEN TEENS By Stookie Allen NEW STAR A TINY 17-YEAR-OLD GIRL NOT YET OUT OF A NEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL IS THE LATEST RIDING SENSATION OF THE RODEOS. TWO YEARS AGO JUNE STARTED RIDING AT A DUDE RANCH. NOW, SHE HAS OFFERS FROM THE BIGGEST SHOWS IN AMERICA. SHE DOES A CARTWHEEL RIGHT OVER HER HORSE, DOES THE ROMAN STAND AND A DANGEROUS BACK BEND! June Welk HORIZONTAL 1 Exposition 5 Toll 10 Coin 14 European river 15 Decree of Mohammedan rulers 15 Song 17 Devoid of excess 19 Tube 20 Filipino 21 Party in power 22 Extreme 24 Explode with violence 27 Fabric 28 Variety 29 Sphere 31 Scotch parsonage 35 Former Legislative Assembly, So. Africa 37 Punctilious 39 Weavers' term for poor yarn 40 Manner 41 Vehicle 42 Counters 43 Illustrious 46 Summon officially 47 Oleoresin 48 Peak 49 A division of time 50 Unmatched 52 To worst in two ways at once 56 French chemist 60 Cuckoo 61 Palm fiber 62 Sewing case 63 Characteristic of a group 66 Alone 67 Love affair 68 Cultivated 69 Arm of the Arabian Sea 70 Smallest 71 Closes VERTICAL 1 Unit of capacity (elec.) 2 Mountain crest 3 Unappeasable 4 Decay 5 Tropical vine 6 A noble 7 Prohibit 8 European river 9 Fortification "esterday's Puzzle Solved: PARIS GHOOR DEPTENT REGRET UTE TEPEE APE AT RETABLER AA LEVER GE FAIL DOG IT AFRER GENDARMES LUNA EXOED FEER BE SERFM LA SATRAPSVE AGA LAZER ATR GENDER TIERGE STONE AGREE Dykes Predicts Indian Victory CHICAGO (P)—James J. Dykes, the famous little round man of baseball, predicts Cleveland will win the 1950 American League pennant. Currently operating as Connie Mack's assistant with the Philadelphia Athletics, Dykes said he is picking the Indians on "power and pitching, and unbeatable combination for a penchant machine." The former manager of the Chicago White Sox dismissed the Detroit Tigers in this manner: "We just left Detroit, where we won one of three games—and we've also should have swept the series." "It was our mistakes, and no superior Detroit play, which beat us in the two games we did lose." July ship arrivals hit a new postwar high at Los Angeles-Long Beach harbor. The Marine Exchange reported that 415 merchant ships arrived during the month, to top the 406 arrivals in March. Thirteen nations were represented. events and the new books? If you want to fit yourself to earn money, study domestic science and make yourself an expert cook. A woman of 40 is too old to take up office work unless she has had some previous experience. Or you might take a course in dressmaking or millinery if you are handy with the needle. But Heaven's sake don't worry. RADIO AND TELEVISION KLAC ... 5/9 KIEV ... 870 KNX ... 1070 KGER ... 1390 KFI ... 640 KHJ ... 920 KXLA ... 1110 KTED ... 1520 KMPC ... 710 KFWB ... 980 KFOX ... 1280 KOWL ... 1530 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. WEDNESDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. KLAC—Fred Henry KPI—Feature Wire KMPC—KTED—News KECA—News KHJ—Crowells Nest KWB Red Rowe KNX—Larry Lesuer KFAC—Serenade 5:15 KLAC—KTED—Music KMPC—Up Swing KECA—Happy Theater KPI—News KNX—Tom Harmon 5:30 KPI—Casa Cugat KMPC Hits KECA—Superman KHJ-B-Bar-B-Riders KNX-Anet Buntley KFAO-Whore Bill Club 5:45 KLAC—Sam Balter KMPC-Elmer Peterson KMPC-Top Tunes KNX-Frank Goss KTED Novatime 6:00 P.M. 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