anaheim-gazette 1950-10-11

ALFRED YOU WISH TO CALL OFF OUR DATE FOR THIS AFTERNOON BUT CAN'T EXPLAIN WHY? VERY WELL, ALFRED! ADVERTISING DISTRIBUTORS, INC. NEED EXTRA CASH? MEN WANTED TO PEDDLE BILLS OH, SIR! CAN YOU SHOW ME HOW TO GET TO 14TH STREET? OAKY DOAKS BEFORE I MAKE YOU MY ROYAL EXECUTIONER I'VE GOTTA SEE HOW YOU SWING AN AXE! YES, YOUR MAJESTY. THERE'S THE CHOPPING BLOCK-- DO YOUR STUFF! SCORCHY SMITH YOU HEARD NO S.O.S FROM CARLO!? SO, MY PILOT IS ADRIFT IN MY SWAN SONG Sixty MILES SOUTH... WHAT?!? WE SEND OUT SEARCH PLANES AT ONCE, SIGNORA!! VERY FUNNY! NO RESCUE CRAFT'VE BUZZED ME... AND MY LOUD SPEAKER DIDN'T PICK UP CARLO'S S.O.S.! SCORCHY SMITH YOU HEARD NO S.O.S FROM CARLO!? SO! MY PILOT IS APRIFIT IN MY SWAN SONG Sixty MILES SOUTH... WHAT?! WE SEND OUT SEARCH PLANES AT ONCE, SIGNORA!! VERY FUNNY! NO RESQUE CRAFT'VE BUZZED ME... AND MY LOUDSPEAKER DIDN'T PICK UP CARLO'S S.O.S.! DICKIE DARE GOING TO ANNAPOLIS IS A PRIVILEGE YOU BOYS MUST EARN! EARN IT? SIR, WE'LL WORK IN EARNEST! GOSH, DR. BUGWAYS. I'D ALMOST FORGOTTEN ABOUT YOU IN ALL THIS EXCITEMENT! YOU WERE GONNA CHARTER THIS SHIP FOR A WILD-ANIMAL TRIP--AN' NOW YOU CAN'T GO! TOO BAD THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY I HAD A FEELING ALL ALONG THIS BUSINESS HAD A JINX ON IT... I'M RESIGNING! I DON'T CARE TO PLAY TAG WITH ANY OF THE CLOAK AND DAGGER BOYS! NOSIREE!! JUST LET ME HANDLE THE SITUATION, FRIZZ! OH, DIANA! JEEPERS, DIANA—YOU SURE DO HAVE A WONDERFUL COLLECTION OF BOOKS, I ENVY YOU! MAY I MAKE A SUGGESTION? WHY SURE, SLURP. WHY DON'T YOU PUT THEM ON SHELVES? YES I THOU OF TH OH, DIANA! JEEPERS, DIANA—YOU SURE DO HAVE A WONDERFUL COLLECTION OF BOOKS. I ENVY YOU. MAY I MAKE A SUGGESTION? WHY SURE, SLURP. WHY DON'T YOU PUT THEM ON SHELVES? YES I THOU OF THAT TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox KEEN TEENS MR HENRY PECK I'VE DECIDED ON A TRIP! I'LL LEAVE HERE THE FIRST OF THE WEEK; MONDAY, TO BE GONE TWO WEEKS, AND YOU ARE..... GOING WITH ME! Banghart NO LONGER ARE EDUCATIONAL FILMS DULL BABS TAKE CARE OF THE AN HONOR STUDENT IN HIGH SCHOOL, SHE'S NOW STUDYING DRAMATICS AT NORTHWESTERN U. Anaheim Gazette, Wednesday, October 11, 1950 College Small Talk By JACKIE CUSHING Monday may mean washday to many busy housewives or it may mean dashing off to the office for many business men, but to most college students it means that it is time to discuss the weekend football results, in addition to resuming class work for another five days, of course. The Winnah Fullerton's 26-13 victory over Santa Monica will be a conversation topic for more than one day at the JC. Although some of the rooters lost their optimism when the opposing team made the first touchdown, by the third quarter even the most pessimistic had to admit it looked like Fullerton's game. Far Away Places Enthusiastic Hornet rooters cared little about the distance between Santa Monica and Fullerton and swarmed to the beach town to witness the encounter. Even that elusive thing called school spirit turned up at the game, much to the delight of the yell leaders. Did You Know Four Anaheimers are included on the Hornet roster, which totals approximately 32 men. Included are: Joe Moody, Don Ames, Ed Heinrich and Larry Weaver. All four team members were well known for their athletic abilities while attending AUHS and played varsity football while in high school. In Conclusion Next Saturday Fullerton JC will encounter Orange Coast college at Orange Coast and will be out for another victory. AUHS Adds New Adult Classes Two new classes, on either's English" and the "photography" are being the curriculum of Anaheim Evening High School, Ralph Focht announced. The photography conducted by AUHS to cert Routh, gets under night. Offered both for advanced amateurs will allow students to school equipment, while one of the best equ rooms in the county. S develop their own film contact prints and en Chemical supplies will able, but students must own printing paper. Color photography covered. "Beginner's English," designed for new citizens United States, will be AUHS English teacher P. Hunstock. To meet first time on Tuesday, 7 p.m., the course has been to enable the student the use of common En needed in shopping, conversation and busin actions. SC BUILDS LOS ANGELES (AP) tion will begin late this two-story organic ch building at the Un Southern California. The building will laboratories for research struction. RIGHT NOW, I'M GLAD I'M NOT A SAILOR! ...BUT IT WOULD HELP! WERE. INNA CHARTER IS SHIP FOR WILD-ANIMAL P--AN' NOW CANT BUT I AM GOING. DICKIE! KID, A CHARTER LIKE THIS IS JUST WHAT I've BEEN AFTER! BUT HOW COULD----I MEAN--- WITHOUT ME---OOSH, I SPOSE--AW GEE! JUST LET ME HANDLE THE SITUATION, FRIZZ! AND YOU WON'T BE IN ANY DANGER! WHY DON'T YOU PUT THEM ON SHELVES? YES— I THOUGHT OF THAT— BUT I NEVER COULD GET UP THE NERVE TO TRY TO BORROW SHELVES, TOO! Four Anheimers are included on the Hornet roster, which totals approximately 32 men. Included are: Joe Moody, Don Ames, Ed Heinrich and Larry Weaver. All four team members were well known for their athletic abilities while attending AUHS and played varsity football while in high school. In Conclusion Next Saturday Fullerton JC will encounter Orange Coast college at Orange Coast and will be out for another victory. SC BUILDS LOS ANGELES (AP) tion will begin late th two-story organic ch building at the Un Southern California. The building will laboratories for resear struction. NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS AND, MYRA, I GOT THE BEST DOGGONE IDEA FOR BALLYHOOIN' OUR ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE YOU EVER SAW!!! I'LL DRIVE AROUND IN THAT OLD 1909 CAR WITH A BIG SIGN ON IT! SPLENDID, PETE --ONLY HOW YOU GOING TO GET IT RUNNING? HMMM...MYRA IS ALWAYS THINKING OF SOMETHING THAT'LL TAKE THE FUN OUT OF PETERS' SCHEMES!!... WELL, MAYBE CAN FIND SOME MECHANIC WHO CAN GET IT PERKIN TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZ WHY DON'T YOU PUT THEM ON SHELVES? YES—I THOUGHT OF THAT— BUT I NEVER COULD GET UP THE NERVE TO TRY TO BORROW SHELVES, TOO! KEEN TEENS By Stookie Allen OKAY, KID, LET'S ROLL 'EM. 16mm. STAR SHE'S NEVER BEEN TO HOLLYWOOD YET THIS 17-YEAR-OLD IS A REAL MOVIE STAR. BABS LIVES IN GLENVILLE, IL., THE HOME OF CORONET FILMS, PRODUCERS OF 16MM. EDUCATIONAL FILMS. SHE'S THEIR BIG STAR. IM'M THE SARAN BERNHARDT OF THE SCHOOLS AND SOCIAL CLUBS HORIZONTAL 1 Fly aloft 2 Lens 3 Counter 4 Monster 5 Annual income (F.) 6 Nevada city 7 Bound 8 Make known 9 Birds 10 Try to decide 11 Diatress excited by a sense of guilt 12 Swine genus, 13 Masculine name (F.) 14 A reference 15 Designating a weapon 16 Silk worm 17 Monk's hood 18 Hero of Babylonian Myth 19 Part 20 To free from knots 21 Closes. 22 Concerning 23 Spanish pancake 24 At logger-heads 25 Provided temporary quarters 26 Mankind VERTICAL 1 Disposed of 2 Molding 3 Bedouin 4 Feast 5 Ghostly 6 Hire out 7 Insect 8 Cubic meter 9 Evening love song 10 Good antiseptic and de-ordorizer 11 German title of address 12 Hostelries Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: SAFEES LOESS RAVINE IGLOOS EZ BOILLS PLOE ARC SHIPS EZE MARC ERIAN ED SPXLZ ENGINES BARM GENE BAGBOOM SERBS POLED SVAB ACE PEARS EKE MOQE SFOOP IO STREET BRISK STRESS GOING AUHS Adds Two New Adult Classes Two new classes, one in "Beginner's English" and the other in "photography" are being added to the curriculum of Anaheim Union Evening High School, Principal W. Ralph Focht announced today. The photography class, to be conducted by AUHS teacher Robert Routh, gets under way at 7 tonight. Offered both for beginners and advanced amateurs, the course will allow students full use of school equipment, which includes one of the best equipped dark rooms in the county. Students can develop their own film and make contact prints and enlargements. Chemical supplies will be available, but students must bring their own printing paper. Color photography will also be covered. "Beginner's English," especially designed for new citizens of the United States, will be taught by AUHS English teacher William P. Hunstock. To meet for the first time on Tuesday, Oct. 10 at 7 p.m., the course has been designed to enable the student to learn the use of common English words needed in shopping, common conversation and business transactions. SC BUILDS LOS ANGELES (P)—Construction will begin late this year on a two-story organic chemistry building at the University of Southern California. The building will house 18 laboratories for research and instruction. SC BUILDS LOS ANGELES (P)—Construction will begin late this year on a two-story organic chemistry building at the University of Southern California. The building will house 18 laboratories for research and instruction. TONIGHT Wednesday, Oct. 11 5:00 P.M. KPI (9)—Frank Webb KTTV (11)—Range Ridgway KLAO (13)—Al Jarvis 5:15 KNBH (4)—Scores, News KECA (7)—Cowboy Theater 5:30 KNBH (4)—Howdy Doody KTLA (5)—News. Music KFI (9)—News KLAO (13)—Kemper's Kapers 5:45 KTSL (2)—Preview Cartoons KTLA (5)—Police Call 6:00 P.M. KTSL (2)—Cowboy Caravan, "Crashing Bdway" KNBH (4)—Jump. 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KLAC-Haynes at Reins THURSDAY A. M. 7:00 A. M. VERTICAL 1 Disposed of 2 Molding 3 Bedouin 4 Feast 5 Ghaatly 6 Hire out 7 Insect 8 Cubic meter 9 Evening love song 10 Good antiseptic and deodorizer 11 German title of address 12 Hostelries VERTICAL 1 Disposed of 2 Molding 3 Bedouin 4 Feast 5 Ghaatly 6 Hire out 7 Insect 8 Cubic meter 9 Evening love song 10 Good antiseptic and deodorizer 11 German title of address 12 Hostelries