anaheim-gazette 1950-09-20

ALFRED WELL, IF YOU'VE GOT A SURE SCHEME TO GET MY LANDLADY ANGRY ENOUGH TO CANCEL MY LEASE, COME RIGHT OVER: ALFRED! 9-20 OAKY DOAKS I BETTER DO MY SINGING SOMEWHERE ELSE! NELLIE, LISTEN! I WANT TO FIND OUT WHAT YOU THINK OF MY VOICE! I WAS SEE-ING NELLIE HO-OME, I WAS SEEING... SCORCHY SMITH YOUNG MAN! IS SOMETHING SPLASHING IN THE WATER DOWN THERE? PROBABLY DOLPHINS, MRS. COLUMBIA! DOLPHINS? THEY'RE SO GAY! LET'S GO DOWN AND WATCH THEM PLAY TAG! SCORCHY SMITH YOUNG MAN! IS SOMETHING SPLASHING IN THE WATER DOWN THERE? PROBABLY DOLPHINS, MRS. COLUMBIA! DOLPHINS? THEY'RE SO GAY! LET'S GO DOWN AND WATCH THEM PLAY TAG! ?/2 YES MAAM! DICKIE DARE THE AMPER MAKES A WILD LEAP, SNUBBING DICKIE'S FALL-- BUT MEANWHILE-- LET GO, JERRY, SAVE YOURSELF MY LEGS--LOST MY GRIP-- THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY HO HO! A YOUNG MAN WITH A HORN, EH? SURE, MAYBE I CAN USE HIM, RATSY IN ABOUT TEN YEARS! BUT WON'T YOU EVEN LISTEN TO HIM? HE WILL AMAZE YOU WITH!!! SHUCKS, IT'S A SHAME YOU CAN'T GET AN AUDITION! AW, THAT ALL RIGHT I'M NOT FOR THE ANYW OH, DIANA! EXCUSE ME, TUBBY. SOMEBODY'S AT THE DOOR. I'M AFRAID I MUST BID YOU GOODNIGHT NOW, TUBBY—AND THANKS SO MUCH FOR DOING MY HISTORY HOMEWORK FOR ME... EXCUSE ME, TUBBY. SOMEBODY'S AT THE DOOR. RING! I'M AFRAID I MUST BID YOU GOODNIGHT NOW, TUBBY—AND THANKS SO MUCH FOR DOING MY HISTORY HOMEWORK FOR ME... TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox KEEN TEENS BUS DRIVER ABOUT THE ONLY GIRL IN AMERICA THAT DRIVES A BIG TRANS-CONTINENTAL BUS IS THIS BEAUTIFUL BLONDE. A HOLLYWOOD HIGH-SCHOOL GRADUATE, MARY ANN DROVE SO MANY FRIENDS ACROSS THE COUNTRY THAT SHE DECIDED TO TRY FOR A BUS JOB. SHE HANDLED THE HUGE GRAFT SO WELL SHE GOT IT. AND A HAPPY MOD TO YOU. Mary Ann Farrell THE HARDEST PART? TRYING TO STAY AWAKE WHILE GOING THROUGH TEXAS, WITH NOTHING TO LOOK AT EXCEPT AN OCCASIONAL COW! GUESS IT WORKED! SAID SHE'S COMING UP AND GIVE YOU GOOD LESSON! CARL RYMAN WAS SEE-ING LIE HO-OME, AS SEEING... THUMP! THEMSEY THEY'RE RY! LET'S GO AND WATCH PLAY TAG! 2/2 YES MA'AM! Anaheim Gazette, Wednesday; Sept. 20, 1950 Hal Boyle (Continued from Page 4) by estimating his potential food supply. The eye cannot catch it. It is swept only by the lushness of a land beautiful beyond belief at present—a land where the year is at its peak. Late blooming flowers spread their petals to catch the waning power of the sun, apples redden in the orchards, and the delicate rice plants now heads serenely over the blue sentinel hills at dusk. And the peasant girl looks shyly at the peasant ooy. The earth has given its best and is getting ready for a long sleep. It cares no more whether men waste or use its wealth than it does whether these same men dance in glee together upon its hills or spend their blood and breath seeing which can hold the highest ridge. It has done its job. But men, in the mists of war, cannot share the joy of the fruitful autumn of the land. They regard the beauty around them with alien eyes. They don't feel belongs to them and therefore they see it but dimly. They aren't here for loveliness. It only makes them more lonely. At twighlight I flew through a darkening Korean sky. Before us a river wound in silvery peace into a distant mist and light began to gleam like fireflies in the far villages. "It may be beautiful," said the pilot, "but if someone gave me one hundred thousand acres of it I would give it right back to him for a one way ticket home." Gunmen Miss Union Officials CHICAGO (UP)—The treasurer of an AFL local suffered a hip bruise as gunmen failed to tempt to slay him. Police said the gunmen in a parked car, blasted jaws at the union official, Storhor, 49, after he parked mobile in a north side street. Police Capt. Joseph says Slayhor related he under the car's dashboard he saw a pistol muzzle at him from a dark sedan across the street. One bullet struck keys in his trouser pocket the slug was deflected. At Illinois Masonic hospice Slayhor suffered a left hip by the slug that hit his knee. ISRAELIS LIKE ICE CITY TEL AVIV, Israel, (UP)—not only is rushing at a can-style ice cream shop Aviv—it's out of hand. From 10 a.m. to midnight push their way in and out Penguin." It's the only place in where one can buy milk ice cream sodas, popcorn and sandwiches made on bologna. All that's lacking burgers. They're not avail cause of meat shortages. Prising young Jewish grant from New York stu business. He never has an ment handling thousands tomers daily. NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS PHINS? THEY'RE RY! LET'S GO AND WATCH PLAY TAG! ?!? YES MAAM! R-R-R-! THEY'RE LOSING ALTITUDE! IT SHOULD HAVE HAPPENED TO THEM SUDDENLY... AND HIGH! EANWHILE... TERRY, VE SELF MY LEGS-- LOST MY GRIP-- SHUCKS, IT'S A SHAME YOU CAN'T GET IN AUDITION! AW, THAT'S ALL RIGHT...I GUESS I'M NOT READY FOR THE BIG-TIME ANYWAY! SURE; YOU ARE! ...HEY, I'VE GOT IT! YOU CAN BE GUEST ON MY TELEVISION SHOW! AID I MUST BID YOU HT NOW, TUBBY-- ANKS SO MUCH FOR MY HISTORY HOMEWORK SLURP IS HERE TO HELP ME WITH MY ENGLISH PROBLEMS... At twighlight I flew through a darkening Korean sky. Before us a river wound in silvery peace into a distant mist and light began to gleam like fireflies in the far villages. "It may be beautiful," said the pilot, "but if someone gave me one hundred thousand acres of it I would give it right back to him for a one way ticket home. It's the only place in where one can buy milk ice cream sodas, popcorn and sandwiches made o bologna. All that's lacking burgers. They're not ava cause of meat shortages prising young Jewish grant from New York st business. He never has a ment handling thousands tomers daily. NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS TAKE THAT CHAIR, HIGGINS, IT AIN'T SO COMFORTABLE.... MAYBE YOU WON'T STAY SO LONG!! PETERS!... YOU OUGHT TO BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF, TALKING TO MR. HIGGINS LIKE THAT WHEN HE'S COME ALL THE WAY OUT HERE TO SEE YOU! TWEREN CHOICE, PETERS BUSINESS I'M GET PAID FOR -- BUT H E NO AP Newsfeatures JUST A FEW PRELIMINARY INSULTS BEFORE THEY SET DOWN TO SOME SERIOUS NASTINESS!...ONE THING ABOUT TWO...THEY NEVER TALK BEHIND. EACH OTHER'S BACKS... INSULTS TH TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZ AID I MUST BID YOU NOW, TUBBY—THANKS SO MUCH FOR MY HISTORY HOMEWORK ...SLURP IS HERE TO HELP ME WITH MY ENGLISH PROBLEMS... EEN TEENS By Stookie Allen THE ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR THE MOVIE MAN SAYS THESE ARE YOUR SHOES! HORIZONTAL 1 Fabric 4 Foray 8 Bomb hole 14 Wood correl 15 Color 16 Place 17 Prototype of the piano 19 Fourth satellite of Uranus 20 Generation 21 Part of a church 23 Choose 24 Nut 27 Joint 28 The sweetsop 29 Skin 30 He aids in bullfighting 32 Cuckoo 33 Nerve plexus 34 Thread 38 Roofing material 40 Allied by kinship 42 Trend 43 Molten rock 44 Part of the day 45 Uneasy 48 Indicate 49 Prepare for an examination 52 Thrash 53 Lily 54 Carriage robe Weather cock African cony Non-ethical Bog orchid Sullen Gust Circuit Talked much and to little purpose Sheep View VERTICAL 1 Dreamland Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: ABET PROA GUN RATE RENA ARE AL ALIT RAT IT ESAU TUBS SKAT MITS NUT AP SIS LEES CE LASCAR SPLICE AP KNAG TATAR DAB EARS TENS SNOW DOOR RE LEG URAL EA ONA APSE OARS RAS DOES PASS Gunmen Miss Union Official CHICAGO (UP)—The president, treasurer of an AFL teamsters local suffered a hip bruise last night as gunmen failed in an attempt to slay him. Police said the gunmen, hiding in a parked car, blasted four shots at the union official, Steve Slayhor, 49, after he parked his automobile in a north side street. Police Capt. Joseph Goldberg says Slayhor related he ducked under the car's dashboard when he saw a pistol muzzle pointing at him from a dark sedan parked across the street. One bullet struck Slayhor's keys in his trouser pocket and the slug was deflected. Officials at Illinois Masonic hospital raid Slayhor suffered a left hip bruise by the slug that hit his keys. ISRAELIS LIKE ICE CREAM TEL AVIV, Israel, (UP)—Business not only is rushing at an American-style ice cream shop in Tel Aviv—it's out of hand. Israelis, from 10 a.m. to midnight daily push their way in and out of "The Penguin." It's the only place in all Israel where one can buy milk shakes, ice cream sodas, popcorn, waffles, and sandwiches made of Israeli poloogna. All that's lacking is hamburgers. They're not available because of meat shortages. An enterprising young Jewish immigrant from New York started the business. He never has a dull moment handling thousands of customers daily. RADIO AND TELEVISION KLAC...570 KNX...1070 KIEV...870 KGER...1390 KFI...640 KXLA...1110 KHJ...920KTED...1520 KMPC...710 KFOX...1280 KFWB...C80 KOWL...1580 KECA...790 KFAC...1330 KFVD...1020 KPMO...1600 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for the last minute changes on their part—T.M.D. WEDNESDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. KLAC-Fred Henry KFI-Peature Wire KMPC-KTED-News KECA-News KHJ-Mark Trail KFWB-Bed Howe KNX-Ed. B. Murrow KFAC-Serenade 5:15 KLAC-KTED-Music KMPC-Up Swing KECA-Happy Theater KFI-News KNX-Tom Harmon 5:20 KFI-Cam Cugat KMPC-Hits KECA-Black Hawk KJI-Yukon Challenge KNX-Chet Huntley KFAC-Whoa Bill Club KTED-Norman Clotler 5:45 KLAC-Sam Balter KFI-Elmer Peterson KMPC-Top Tunes KNX-Frank Goss 6:00 P.M. 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Khj-Don Otis KeFi-News KeCa-Orchestra Khj-Arthur Van Orch KeCa-Palladium KeCa-Gene Norman Khj-Larry Thor KeCi-Turntable Time 11:15 KeFi-Johny Murray KeCa-New Yorkers Khj-Merry Go Round 11:30 KeFi-Bing Sings KeHi-You&the World KeFi-Melodies 12 MIDNIGHT KeFi-Music Menu KeFi-Music KeNiX-News Steve Allen It’s the only place in all Israel where one can buy milk shakes ice cream sodas, popcorn, waffles and sandwiches made of Israeli bologna. All that’s lacking is hamburgers. They’re not available because of meat shortages. An enterprising young Jewish immigrant from New York started the business. He never has a dull moment handling thousands of customers daily. TONIGHT Wednesday, Sept. 20 5:00 P.M. KFI (9)—Frank Webb KTTV (11)—Range Riders 5:15 KNBH (4)—Scores, News 5:30 KNBH (4)—Howdy Doody KTLA (5)—News. Music KFI (9)—News KLAC (13)—Kemper’s Kapers 5:45 KTSL (2)—Preview Cartoons KTLA (5)—Police Call 6:00 P.M. 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