anaheim-gazette 1950-09-28

ALFRED Page 6 Anaheim Ga IF YOU RUN SHORT OF WATER, ALFRED WE HAVE MORE OF THOSE COOLERS AROUND HERE! DIRECTORS ROOM WE ARE ASSEMBLED GENTLELY BECAUSE AT ANY MOMENT WE SHALL HEAR OAKY DOAKS A MONTH HAS PASSED SINCE OAKY STARTED HIS SINGING CAREER AND TODAY. WANDA WHYE HAS COME OUT OF HER CAVE FOR A BREATH OF FRESH AIR... 9.28 WELL!WOULD YA LOOK AT THAT SIGN! HMM-I WANTED TO SOFTEN UP SIR OAKY FER A FIGHT WITH TWO-LANCE LANNY, BUT I NEVER EXPECTED THIS! Tonight at Darnegie Hall OAKY DOAKS, THE CROONING KNIGHT AND A MINUTE LATE I'VE GOTTA CHANGE TO GO TO A CONCERT, LANNY! SCORCHY SMITH IT'S HIGH TIME THAT SLEEPY HEAD ANSWERED OUR 5.O.S. HE ALMOST PASSED US! LOW WING TO SWAN SONG! WHAT IS WRONG? BUT YOUNG MAN! THAT'S CARLO UP THERE THE PILOT I DISCHARGED! SWAN SONG TO LOW WING! WE LOST A PROP AND IT'S A LONG SWIM TO CAPRI! HAVE YOU GOT ROOM FOR PASSENGERS? SCORCHY SMITH IT'S HIGH TIME THAT SLEEPY HEAD ANSWERED OUR S.O.S. HE ALMOST PASSED US! LOW WING TO SWAN SONG! WHAT IS WRONG? BUT YOUNG MAN! THAT'S CARLO UP THERE THE PLOT I DISCHARGED! SWAN SONG TO LOW WING! WE LOST A PROP AND IT'S A LONG SWIM TO CAPRI! HAVE YOU GOT ROOM FOR PASSENGERS? DICKIE DARE COME OVER TO MY TENT AND HAVE SOME LUNCH I'll Tell You What I'm Doing I'm BILL BUGWAYS, PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY AT HORN FORKS COLLEGE. I'M ON MY SABBATICAL YEAR--- SO WHAT DO YOU DO ON WEEK DAYS? A SABBATICAL MEANS A FREE YEAR FOR EVERY SIX WORK YEARS... NOW MY AMBITION IS TO SPEND THIS YEAR GETTING MATERIAL FOR A MUSEUM AND ZOO IN HORN FORKS. THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY IT ISN'T RAGTIME! IT ISN'T JIVE! AND IT ISN'T BOP! THANK HEAVENS! YOUNG MAN, WE DON'T KNOW IT IS... YOU ARE PRODUCING THING ENTIRELY NEW TO THE WORLD OF MUSIC... THERE MUST BE SOMETHING THAT YOU FEEL DEEP INSIDE! OH, DIANA! AND WHEN YOU GET A LITTLE OLDER YOU WILL GO TO SCHOOL, TOO. OH, BOY!! WE'LL SEND YOU TO KINDERGARTEN WHERE YOU WILL ATTEND THE MORNING CLASS. YEAH?... GEE, DON'T THE KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN GO TO SCHOOL IN THE AFTERNOON, TOO? OH, NO, HONEY. THEY'RE NOT BIG ENOUGH. WHY? OH, DIANA! ...AND WHEN YOU GET A LITTLE OLDER YOU WILL GO TO SCHOOL, TOO. OH, BOY! WE'LL SEND YOU TO KINDERGARTEN WHERE YOU WILL ATTEND THE MORNING CLASS. YEAH?... GEE, DON'T THE KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN GO TO SCHOOL IN THE AFTERNOON, TOO? OH, NO, HONEY. THEY'RE NOT BIG ENOUGH. TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox KEEN TEENS HEIGHT OF SOMPIN' OR OTHER! HAULING FRESH AIR FUND KIDS AND RUNNING OVER A SKUNK! AUHS Musicians Will Be Active With five games away from home and four more here in Anaheim, the AUHS instrumental department is hard at work preparing for a busy season, instrumental director Bill Cook indicated this morning. At present the Colonist Band numbers 68 musicians together with five majorettes. Jo An Burdick is drum majorette this year. Majorettes include Helen Weir, Joann Faust, Mary Lou Gastellum and Jan Pullman. Alice Weaver is the Colonist flag bearer. Band officers this year are Ron Faulkner, captain; John Wimber, Ollie Newton and Ken Gross, sergeants; Richard Reed, librarian; and Yukio Tanaka, Doug Rapp and Larry Burns, privates-first-class. Among the parades on the Colonist list this year are the Anaheim Hallowe'en festival parade, the Fullerton Fall festival parade October 5, and, by special invitation, the Santa Claus Lane parade on Hollywood blvd., November 22. The orchestra is busy preparing for an appearance before the 1700 teachers who will attend the county institute at Anaheim November 13. The band will appear in conjunction with Gania Demaree's a cappella choir. The orchestra will also provide music for the senior play on November 16. Philip Taylor is junior concertmaster for the 48 piece group. The string ensemble, consisting of FUHS Homecoming Plans Under First plans for rehearsal Homecoming Day at Union High school recently, when a committee representing the class of 1925 met at the Dr. Charles Rapp, Homecoming chairman. New general chairmen ordination of the 1950 October 20 will be Geoff Long Beach. Tentative plans for include the annual show at 2 p.m.; inform in the library at 3 at alumni are urged to be and enjoy refreshments for former grads at 6:30 a Homecoming football Varsity contest begin p.m. Following the game a dance for grads and the girls' gym. County 4-H Schedule Cha The regular Orange Radio program will broadcast time over KVOE from every Thursday to every Thursday even p.m. to 7:15 p.m. Miss Anne Girod, He for the Agricultural Service, in charge of 4-H activities, announces gram change as effect October 5. I DO NOT TRUST THAT CARLO! I REFUSE TO BE RESCUED BY THAT CALF-EVED FORTUNE HUNTER! SABBATICAL MEANS A FREE YEAR FOR EVERY SIX WORK YEARS...NOW AMBITION IS TO SPEND THIS YEAR GETTING MATERIAL FOR A MUSEUM AND ZOO IN HORN FORKS WE'LL GO TO AFRICA FOR LIONS INDIA FOR TIGERS AND NEW YORK FOR BUFFALO! UG-HUH "I FEEL MIGHTY HUNGRY! ARE THEY ANY BIGGER IN THE MORNING? The orchestra is busy preparing for an appearance before the 1700 teachers who will attend the county institute at Anaheim November 13. The band will appear in conjunction with Gania Demaree's a cappella choir. The orchestra will also provide music for the senior play on November 16. Philip Taylor is junior concertmaster for the 48 piece group. The string ensemble, consisting of Philip Taylor, Nancy Cummings, NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS OH. OH- OH WHAT WAS THAT?! OH, MY POOR HEART! OH! EASY OLD BOY!! YOU JUST STEPPED ON AN OLD AUTO HORN!...WHAT A RACKET MADE — BUT IT'S HARMLESS! - SAY- LOOK! PETERS' EYE SETTLED ON THE OLDER VINTAGE, 1909 OR THERE ABOUTS!... AND, AS TO THE WILL, THE DARN THING IS HIS. TO HAVE AND TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE OH, NO HONEY. THEY'RE NOT BIG ENOUGH. ARE THEY ANY BIGGER IN THE MORNING? EEN TEENS By Stookie Allen HONOLULU FISH THE WORLD'S FASTEST HUMAN IN THE WATER IS THIS HAWAIIAN HIGH-SCHOOL LAD. NOBODY KNOWS JUST HOW FAST THE NISEI BOY CAN SWIM. HE BREAKS A RECORD ABOUT EVERY TIME HE JUMPS IN! CANT BELIEVE IT, HE'S JUST A BABY! Ford Konno (17) FORE ANSWERED A NOTICE ON THE M.C.A. BULLETIN BOARD INVITING BOYS TO LEARN TO SWIM. THE MACH WAS ASTOUNDED ON THE WAY THE DRAUGHT ON. NOW HAS A WHAT FULL OF COLLEGE OFFERS. HORIZONTAL 1 Marsh 4 Hindu woman's garment 8 Companion 12 The candlenut tree 13 Charge upon property 14 After awhile 15 Title of respect 16 The character & 18 To begin 20 Musical composition 21 Symbol for sodium 22 Skill 23 Ventilates 27 Couch 29 Large excavation 30 To assent 31 Roman numeral 32 Press for payment (sl.) 33 Exclamation expressing disgust 34 A compass point 35 Wild animal 37 Rodent 38 High, craggy hill 39 Ardor 40 To compensate 41 Correlative of either 42 Toward the mouth 44 Death notices 47 Wavering 51 A cask 52 Opposed to sweather 53 One who brings action against 54 Tierra del Fuego Indian 55 Communicate 56 Actual being Short sleep VERTICAL 1 Kind of fish 2 To leave out 3 Military rifle 4 Lath 5 To point 6 Give an account of 7 Unsuitable 8 To knead 9 Collection of facts Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: LOOM ALATED COPRA CITYADEL OCEANIC ELITE MAR EROS CLIP ALAS ARTS ENE TAR DEAH UR EREHOW PRATES RE ELAM DOR AGA MOUS SURE SAGE OMZT SEA ELATE BLOTTER REMORSE LEEDS DINNER LADY FUHS Homecoming Plans Underway First plans for recognition of Homecoming Day at Fullerton Union High school were made recently, when a committee of members representing the graduating class of 1925 met at the home of Dr. Charles Rapp, last year's Homecoming chairman. New general chairman for coordination of the 1950 program on October 20 will be George Matter of Long Beach. Tentative plans for October 20 include the annual auditorium show at 2 p.m.; informal reception in the library at 3 at which time alumni are urged to bring friends and enjoy refreshments; banquet for former grads at 6:30 p.m.; and a Homecoming football game, the Varsity contest beginning at 8 p.m. Following the game will be a dance for grads and students in the girls' gym. County 4-H Radio Schedule Changed The regular Orange County 4-H Radio program will change the broadcast time over radio station KVOE from every Thursday noon to every Thursday evening, 7:00 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. Miss Anne Girod, Home Advisor for the Agricultural Extension Service, in charge of the county 4-H activities, announced the program change as effective starting October 5. Mary Lou Love, Gene Bradley, Wendell Taylor, Diane Cove and Marjorie Cranston opens season this Sunday at the Pan Hellenic KVOE from every Thursday noon to every Thursday evening, 7:00 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. Miss Anne Girod, Home Advisor for the Agricultural Extension Service, in charge of the county 4-H activities, announced the program change as effective starting October 5. Mary Lou Love, Gene Bradley, Wendell Taylor, Diane Cove and Marjorie Cranston opens season this Sunday at the Pan Hellenic tea at Fullerton Junior college. —TONIGHT— Thursday, Sept. 28 5:00 P.M. KFI (9)—Frank Webb KTTV (11)—Range Riders KLAC (13)—Al Jarvis KNBH (4)—News, Scores 5:30 KNBH (4)—Howdy Do'dy 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. KTSL (2)—Cowboy Caravan KNBH (4)—Jump, Jump KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thrills KFI (9)—TV Univ. KTTV (11)—Magic Party KLAC (13)—Hawthorne & Eggbert 6:15 KTTV (11)—Football Forum 6:20 KNBH (4)—Comedy Theater, "Seeing Things" 6:30 KTLA (5)—Time for Beany KECA (7)—Andy Clyde KFI (9)—Eddie Coonts KTTV (11)—Film Oddities KLAC (13)—Johnny Bradford 6:45 KNBH (4)—Cyclone Malone KECA (7)—Space Patrol KTLA (5)—Handy Hints KTTV (11)—Phantom Car Quiz 7:00 P.M. KTSL (2)—Lee's Lair KNBH (4) On the Beat KTLA (5) Newsreel KECA (7) The Ruggles KTTV (11) Alan Young Show KLAC (13) Kay Mulvey's Open House 7:15 KNBH (4) Elmer Peterson FRIDAY A. M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO—Baynes at Reins KECA—Welcome to Hollywood KMPC—Farm Adviser KHJ—News KFWB—Bill Leyden KNX—Nelson Pringle KPAC—Coffee Concert KTED—Breakfast with Branson 7:15 KPI—Fltwd Lawton KMPO—News KHJ-Bkist Gang KNX-Morning Stars 7:30 KPI-Platter Party KMPO-Sports KECA-Bob Garred KNX-Frank Goss 7:45 KPI-Sam Hayes KMPO-Hits KECA-Zeka Manners KTLA (5)—Background For Living 7:30 KTSL (2)—Week in Spts. KNBH (4)—Little Show KTLA (5)—Cate Francais KECA (7)—Lone Ranger KFI (9)—Truth About Dixie KTTV (11)—Newsreel KLAC (13)—Sam Balter 7:45 KTSL (2)—A Neat Trick. Eddie Silverman KNBH (4) News, Weather KTLA (5) At the Mat. KTTV (11) Stork Club 8:00 P.M. KTSL (3)—Queen for a Day KNBH (4) Pinky Lee KTLA (5) Hollywood Opportunity KECA (7) Stop the Music KFI (9)–Film KTTV (11)-Garry Moore KLAC (13)–Film, Sports 8:15 KLAC (13)–Baseball–Hollywood-Sacramento 8:30 KTSL (2)–Name of That Song? KNBH (4) Martin Kane, Private Eye KTLA (5) Wrestling KECA (7) Tin Pan Alley KTTV (11)-Detective's Wife 9:06 P.M. KTSL (2)–M. Amsterdam KNBH (4) Vacation Weather News KECA (7)–Holiday Hotel, Don Ameche KFI (9)–Sports KTTV (11) Art Godfrey 9:15 KNBH (4) Film–"Guardian Angel" 9:30 KTSL (2)–Hold That Camera KECA (7)–Blind Date KTTV (11) The Web 10:00 P.M. KTSL (2)–Backstage N.T.G., News KECA (7)–Sagebrush Theater, "Cyclone of the Saddle" KTTV (11)—News, Star Time 10:15 KTTV (11)–Rainier Revue 10:30 KBNH (4) News 10:45 KBTV (11)-Truth or Consequences 10:45 KLAO(13)-Inside Baseball, News 10:45 KTLA(5)-Great Fights, Ross-Armstrong 11:00 P.M. KTLA(5)-Peter Potter 12:00 P.M. KTLA(5)-Feature-Shadow Returns 12:00 P.M. KECA(7)-Johnny Grant 12:45 TOMORROW10:00 A.M. KLAO(13)-Joe Graydon 11:06 A.M. KECA(7)-Test 12 NOON KLAO(13)-Mike Roy 1:00 P.M. KBTV(11)-Studio Party KLAO(13)-Al Jarvis 3:00 P.M. KBTV(11)-Come Into Kitchen 3:30-Film-"Burning Gold" KI(9)-9:00-Bill Welsh Show 12:00-News 12:30-Ladies' Day 1:30-Cook's Corner 2:00-Film 3:20-Singing Chef 3:20-Adventure at Home 3:45-Your Garden 4:00-Stu Wilson 5:00-Frank Webb 5:15-Lynwood Spotlight 6:20 KTTV(11)-Classified Column KNBH(4)-9:30-Sybil Chism 9:45-Buy with Betty 10:15-News 10:30-Open House 11:20-Obef Milani 12:00-Sybil Chism 12:15-News VERTICAL 1 Kind of fish 2 To leave out 3 Military rifle 4 Lath 5 To point 6 Give an account of 7 Unusable 8 To knead 9 Collection of facts Puzzle Solved: Measure of weight Finish Symbol for ruthenium Sun god Scotch for 'own' Symbol for iridium City in Nevada Prophet Seize with teeth Bad Sound made by cat River island Signifles An elf State (abbr.) Half the diameter A sea demigod To analyze grammatically Siberian river Note of scale Fabulous monster Kind of fish Break with sharp sound Distant A beverage Directed Not elsewhere specified (abbr.)