anaheim-gazette 1950-10-24

ALFRED IF YOU'RE BUYING A TOUPEE TO IMPRESS PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYERS, WHY NOT HAVE SEVERAL TYPES? YES, WE NEED A MAN FOR CLEANING - YOU CAN START RIGHT AWAY! ACE MFG. CO. OAKY DOAKS NOW SING ME A ROMANTIC SONG, OAKY...SOMETHING THAT'LL MAKE ME SWOON! I D-DUNNO... I CAN'T SING! EW-W... ARR!!! MAYBE YOU NEED TO SPRAY YOUR THROAT! SCORCHY SMITH ONE MINUTE IT'S DAYLIGHT, THE NEXT WE'RE AFLOAT IN THE DARK!?! THE SUN CAN'T SET THAT FAST! YOU WERE WATCHING ME INSTEAD OF THE ROAD AND THE TIDE JUST DRIFTED US INTO SCORCHY SMITH ONE MINUTE IT'S DAYLIGHT, THE NEXT WE'RE AFLOAT IN THE DARK!? THE SUN CAN'T SET THAT FAST! YOU WERE WATCHING ME INSTEAD OF THE ROAD AND THE TIDE JUST DRIFTED US INTO ONE OF CAPRI'S FAMOUS GROTTOES! DICKIE DARE WHAT DICKIE IS LOOKING AT IS A U.S. DESTROYER STEAMING INTO NASSAU HARBOR OH BOY, OH BOY! HEY, WAGS, LOOK... LOOK AT WHAT'S FLOATIN' FROM HER JACKSTAFF THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY NOW THAT WE HAVE POSSESSION OF REETOFF'S TRUMPET, IS IT NOT HUMOROUS TO SAY THE LAD FRIZZ WILL SURELY FIZZLE? HA!! IT'S CURTAIN TIME "A-AND HERE I AM THE STAR OF A BIG CONCERT." WITH A HORN I CAN'T BLOW! OH. DIANA! GEE-E! THAT GIRL SURE IS PRETTY-I'D LIKE TO MEET HER! DO YOU KNOW HER, SPIKE? AN' HOW SHE'S PRETTY, HER NAME IS HELEN LEE. SHE LIVES ON ELM STREET HER PHONE NUMBER IS HOLLY 2-2043 YEAH?! OH, BOY! OH, DIANA! GEE-E! THAT GIRL SURE IS PRETTY—I'D LIKE TO MEET HER! DO YOU KNOW HER, SPIKE? AN' HOW SHE'S PRETTY, HER NAME IS HELEN LEE. SHE LIVES ON ELM STREET, HER PHONE NUMBER IS HOLLY 2-2043. YEAH?!! OH, BOY!!! TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox KEEN TEENS THE HAWKINS' HIRED GIRL SWEeps OFF THE WALK TRUE TO FORM TOMMY DIDN'T GIVE UP. HE DECIDED TO BE A PLACE KICKING SPECIALIST—SPENT HOURS KICKING ALONE, RETRIEVING HIS OWN BALL. NOW, HE IS ONE OF COACH "SKY" GREEN'S MOST VALUABLE MEN. THEY CALL HIM "ONE POINT" HODGES. Anaheim Gazette, Tuesday, October 24, 1950 Small Talk (Continued from Page 3) make it an annual affair. Saturday, Zena Bloomfield, well-known and the group's representative and Theta Nu Theta was a close third time out to send orchids to Sally Minker, one of the hardworkers editors to be found. Sally graduated from Ananime on high school in 1945, after transferring from Excensor High AOIS she served as news editor during her senior year. While at of the weekly Amoranco and again served in that capacity on the weekly torch star when a freshman at Fullerton JC. Now editor-in-chief of the paper, she has long hours and puts in much hard work to see that things run smoothly so the paper comes out each Friday morning, never fail. ITALY'S POPULATION GROWS ROME—Italy, plagued by over-population and unemployment, registered a population increase of 259,772 during the first COMMANDO JUMPS FOR PRIVATE TO CAPTAIN NEW YORK—UP—Winter British Commando RP Bishop of Baltimore, Md., from private first class to in the United States Marine he fulfilled the dreams of every Leatherneck private Captain Bisnop joined British Army as a private and entered the British Command seeing action in ten countries. Wounded at where his output suffered cent casualties, Bishop was missoned a first lieutenant Anzio, he became a captain, while serving with Tito's National Army of tion in Yugoslavia, he temporary rank of major. When discharged at the war, Bishop went to and entered the Canada serves as a major. Last turning to the United States enlisted in the Marine Corps serve as a private. Two after reporting to Camp with the Fifth Inventory USMCR, as a Pfc in a platoon, he was notified application for a commission been approved. ELK ROASTED FOR POINT BAKERSFIELD, Calif. Some 500 needy families ted from a surplus of at the nearby Tupman serve. Butchers from a meat plant volunteered to slaughter. WERE WATCHING STEAD OF THE AND THE TIDE CRIFTED US INTO OF CAPRI'S US GROTTOES! YOUR PILOT IS SAFE, SIGNORA! BUT HE HAS NOT ENOUGH FUEL TO REACH MARINA GRANDE, HERE! HE BEACHES YOUR PLANE ON THE SOUTH SHORE! WAIT 'TIL SHE PASSES, WAGS. AN' THEN... I'LL HAVE SOMETHIN' IMPORTANT TO TELL YOU? THERE GOES THE OVERTURE! YOW! LIVES ON ELM STREET. PHONE NUMBER IS 2-2043 AND I'M HER BOY FRIEND!! ITALY'S POPULATION GROWS ROME—(AP)—Italy, plagued by over-population and unemployment, registered a population increase of 259,727 during the first six months of 1950, the government statistical office announced. The population increase in the same period in 1949 was 255,269. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. Some 500 needy families ted from a surplus of at the nearby Tupman serve. Butchers from a meat plant volunteered to slur dress the animals and o of meat, carved into ro steaks, was distributed a poor. NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS THEM GUYS CAN LAUGH IF THEY WANT TO ABOUT MY OLD 1909 SPEED DEMON, BUT THEIR WIVES SURE SHELLED OUT AT THE AUCTION FOR A LOT OF JUNK WE DIDN'T WANT! I'M SURE THEY WALL JUST KIDDING YOU ABOUT IT, PET ... I BET EVERY ONE THEM WOULD LIKE TO HAVE IT TO FO AROUND WITH! THEY HAD DEMONSTRATED THAT AT THE AUCTION, MOST OF THE MEN HAD WANTED TO BID ON IT, BUT PETERS IS GOING TO HANG ONTO HIS OLD CURIOSITY H ... IT'S A LOT OF FUN HAVING SOMETHING NO ONE ELSE H TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZ LIVES ON ELM STREET. PHONE NUMBER IS 2-2043 YEAH?!! OH, BOY!!! AND I'M HER BOY FRIEND... EEN TEENS By Stoookie Allen BEATS POLIO! HIS DREAM WAS TO MAKE THE HIGH-SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM AT CARROLLTON, TEX. — AND WOULD HAVE MADE IT EASY, BUT POLIO STRUCK AND RUINED AN ARM. JOMMY HODGES (17) OKAY, TOMMY, GO GET THAT OLD EXTRA POINT! TOMMY DIDN'T GIVE UP. DECIDED TO BE A PLACE BIKING SPECIALIST—SPENT URS KICKING ALONE, TRIEVING HIS OWN BALL. OW, HE IS ONE OF MACH "SKY" GREEN'S LOST VALUABLE MEN. CALL HIM "ONE POINT" HODGES. Released by The Associated Newspaper Street District. HORIZONTAL 1 A newt 4 Short jackets 9 The sun 12 The turmeric 13 Concise 14 Reverential fear 15 Supreme being among some West African tribes 17 Complication 19 Glacial ridge 21 Roman number 22 Let it stand 25 Burmese demon 27 Location 31 Prefix: three 32 An assailant 34 Faroe Islands' whirlwind 35 Entire 36 Chemical suffix 37 Note of -scale 38 Having a breastwork 41 Female ruff 42 Heavenly body 43 Occupied a seat 44 Fail to hit 45 Correlative of either 47 Perilian elf 49 Carpenter's tool (pl.) 53 Driving 57 To consume 58 European finch 60 English river 61 Hoosler humorist 62 Vehicle 63 French for 'summer' VERTICAL 1 Sea eagle 2 Turkish cap 3 Chinese pagoda Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: VISIA TIDE ASP ACOES ONYX ROE SOAPSTONE ARC ENTICE ATABEK RUN MEDE CADET GIRDLED ONE SIC LAY PILOTED SPARE EVER ATA AMGLER BYNAME GQA TARAXACIN RET ECUS MEND ALE RETE ARES 4 Recedes 5 Geometric figure (pl.) 6 A river of Norway 7 A seine 8 Seaport city in Tunisia 9 To sink in middle 10 Bird 11 Confederate general 16 Bright saying 18 A kobold 20 Tattered cloth 22 Halts 23 To no 24 Either noteh breve 26 Taking every year 28 Exists 29 Carrie 30 Ameri india 32 High tain 33 Old th (arch.) 35 Man's 39 Sun g 40 To kn lightly 41 Jap measu 44 Among 46 Remai skating arena 49 Vegeta young Goddes infatu A well India 54 A kind fish 55 Oppose gross Comm horse 59 Symbo ruthen COMMANDO JUMPS FROM PRIVATE TO CAPTAIN NEW YORK—(P) When former British Commando Robert F. Bishop of Baltimore, Md., jumped from private first class to captain in the United States Marine Corps, he fulfilled the dreams of almost every Leatherneck private. Captain Bishop joined the British Army as a private and in 1940 entered the British Commandos, seeing action in ten different countries. Wounded at Salerno, where his outfit suffered so perilous casualties, Bishop was commissioned a first lieutenant. At Zanzio, he became a captain. Later, while serving with Marshal Nico's National Army of Liberation in Yugoslavia, he earned a temporary rank of major. When discharged at the end of the war, Bishop went to Canada and entered the Canadian Reserve as a major. Last year, returning to the United States, he enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve as a private. Two weeks later reporting to Camp Lejeune with the Fifth Inventory Battalion, USMCR, as a Pfc in an assault platoon, he was notified that his application for a commission had been approved. ELK ROASTED FOR POOR BAKERSFIELD, Calif. —(P) Some 500 needy families benefited from a surplus of bull elks at the nearby Tupman Elk Reserve. Butchers from a meat packing plant volunteered to slaughter and cook them. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — (P)—Some 500 needy families benefited from a surplus of bull elks at the nearby Tupman Elk Reserve. Butchers from a meat packing plant volunteered to slaughter and address the animals and over a ton of meat, carved into roasts and steaks, was distributed among the poor. TONIGHT—Tuesday, Oct. 24 5:00 P.M. KFI (9)—Frank Webb KTTV (11)—Range Riders KLAC (13)—Al Jarvis 5:15 KNBH (4)—News KECA (7)—Sandy Strong 5:30 KNBH (4)—Howdy Doody KTLA (5)—News, Music KECA (7)—Foreman Phillips KFI (9)—News 5:45 KTSL (2)—Preview Cartoons KTLA (5)—Police Call 6:00 P.M. 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