anaheim-gazette 1950-11-01

ALFRED I WAS LAID OFF FROM MY JOB. ALFRED I MUST FIND A NEW ONE IMMEDIATELY! GOSH, HE SAID HE'S GOT A PULL AT BLOTZ'S STORE AND MIGHT GET ME A JOB THERE! YOU DO THE TALKING, ALFRED AND WE'LL SEE HOW MUCH PULL YOU'VE GOT! OAKY DOAKS FATHER, DON'T BE MAD AT KING KRONK! ALL HE SAID WAS THAT YOU'VE GOT SKINNY LEGS! I HEARD HIM! AND NO BLUE-NOSED, SQUINT-EYED, FLAT-FOOTED IMITATION OF A SECOND-RATE THRONE-WARMER CAN SAY THAT TO ME!! BUT YOU HAVE GOT SKINNY LEGS, FATHER! AND HE KNOCK-KNEE TOO! SCORCHY SMITH WHAT A BREAK, ALUNTY! YOU AND CARLO AND EVERYBODY HERE TO SEE TORCHY SAIL YOUR LAME PLANE IN AND OUT OF THAT GROTTO!! HMM! WELL, YOUNG MAN, I SEE YOU AND JANE HAVE ALREADY MET... SCORCHY SMITH WHAT A BREAK, ALUNTY! YOU AND CARLO AND EVERYBODY HERE TO SEE TORCHY SAIL YOUR LAME PLANE IN AND OUT OF THAT GROTTO!! HMM! WELL, YOUNG MAN, I SEE YOU AND JANE HAVE ALREADY MET. YES, COLUMBER WE NOW GOT THE IN THE THE T DICKIE DARE SO YOU DON'T THINK YOUR DAD WILL MAKE A SAILOR? HE'S HOPELESS. I'LL PROVE IT... POPS, WOULD YOU MIND DUMPIN' THESE SLOPS OVER TH' SIDE? RIGHT HO, MY HEARTY! TH' WIND'S BLOWIN' RIGHT AGAINST HIM! POOR POPS, HE'S GOT A LOT TO LEARN... I MUST DO THIS JUST RIGHT THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY ASTOUNDING! TONIGHT FRIZZ AND THE METROPOLIS SYMPHONY WASN'T HE SUPERB? TRUE GENIUS! HOW DID I DO IT? I- I MADE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC WITHOUT THE MAGIC HORN! WHY DID YOU COME HERE REETOFF? THERE OLD SAYING GOES IF BEAT JOIN TH OH. DIANA! WHAT?! YOU WANT ME TO GO OUT WITH YOU SATURDAY NIGHT?? GAIL JUST CALLED ME AND SAID THAT YOU HAD DATED HER FOR SATURDAY NIGHT! OF ALL THE NERVE! DATING TWO GIRLS FOR THE SAME DAY AND TIME!!! OON-H-H! YOU-YOU—! GEE, I THINK I'M BEING VER CHARITABLE DATING TWO GOILS — SINCE THERE ARE MORE WOMEN THAN MEN IN THE WORLD. TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox KEEN TEENS LISSEN! AM I THE ONLY GUY IN THE WORLD WITH THE INITIALS Z.L.W.! Noel Peattie A FRESHMAN AT POMONA COLLEGE IN CALIFORNIA, HE IS THE SCHOOL'S BIG CELEBRITY. NOEL GETS MANY OF HIS IDEAS AT NIGHT IN BE AND KEEPS A PAD AND PEN HANDY TO JOT THEM DOW Anaheim Gazette, Wednesday, Nov. 1, 1950 Colonist Band Guest of Bruins This Saturday Next Saturday, the Colonist band, directed by Bill Cook, will unite with Long Beach Poly, Long Beach Wilson, Riverside, Monrovia, Pasadena, Alhambra, Santa Ana and the UCLA Bruin band in pregame and halftime activities at the UCLA-Oregon State football game in the Coliseum. The bands will be guests of the university for lunch and the game. The 600 high school bandsmen and the 120 piece Bruin band will make a colorful sight. Also accompanying the Anaheim band will be drum majorette Jo An Burdick, majorettes Helen Wier, Joann Faust. Mary Lou Gastelum and Jan Pullman. Members of the Colonist band this year are Ron Faulkner, captain; Ken Gross, John Wimber, Ollie Newton, sergeants; Richard Reed, librarian; Nancy Rail, secretary. Jim Ball, Larry Burns, Tom Byrd, George Bishop, Tom Boudreau, Charles Bourne, Tommy Baker, Pat Brook, Paul Bellow, Carrol Coykendall, Joe Critchfield, John Cyprien, Pete Corona, Jack Conklin, Roch Conklin, Harold Daniel, Duane Duncan, Kay Dierst. Erland Eberhard, John Ehrle, Lois Tanning, Larry Fishbeck, Fred Frank, Mike Garcia, Jim Holve, Don Hillary, Ray Hutson, Laveine Harer, Steve Knutsen, Mary Lou Love, Ken Lehman, Gary Myer, Ralph Mason, David Nielsen; Howard Olson, Jim Pearson, Paul Rumfelt, Richard Reed. Barbara Ryan, Richard Ramella, Southern County Bank Designate Vice-President The Southern County Anaheim through its R. Foster Lamm today at the election of B. W. J vice president and made their head office. He will his duties today. The newly-elected vident has a background of years in banking. He sta the Federal Reserve Bank as City in 1929 as a clerk he went to the Columbia Bank of Kansas City and moved to Los Angeles and the staff of one of the local Coast banks where served in various executive loaning capacities. Mr. Jordan has been civic affairs, banking tions and youth activities Santa Monica and Los areas. The Southern County founded in 1912 in the city heim, and has branches in Buena Park and El Monte dit on to the head office heim. Mr. Jordan's appointm line with the bank's policy creasing its official person capable men as the bank to grow. Douglas Rapp, Phillip Gary Ratzlaff, Eldon Mardell Reeves, Gillette Phyllis Stowe, Kevin Stu Schmid, Bill Schnei Savidge, Yukio Tanaka, W wick, Val Wiethorn, Dea kelt, Jim Moreno, Mar genson, Norlene Colette Licare and Michael Win WELL, YOUNG I SEE YOU AND WE NEARLY GOT TRAPPED IN THERE BY THE TIDE! YES, MRS. COLUMBIA! AND WE NEARLY GOT TRAPPED IN THERE BY THE TIDE! VERY ROMANTIC!! MIND'S WIN'RIGHT INST HIM! R POPS; GOT TO RN... I MUST DO THIS JUST RIGHT LET'S SEE, THE BOOK SAID: "MAKE THE WIND WORK FOR YOU." NO! NO! YOU MUST NOT JOIN THIS GANG! THEY ARE ENEMIES OF OUR COUNTRY! THERE'S AN OLD SAKING THAT GOES...IF YOU CAN't BEAT THEM, JOIN THEM! THINK I'M BEING VERY TABLE DATING TWO SINCE THERE ARE WOMEN THAN MEN WORLD. OUJ-WWW!!! GOILS ARE SO MISUNDERSTANDING! Conklin, Roch Conklin, Harold Daniel, Duane Duncan, Kay Dierst. Erland Eberhard, John Ehrle, Lois Tanning, Larry Fishbeck, Fred Frank, Mike Garcia, Jim Holve, Don Hillary, Ray Hutson, Laveine Harer, Steve Knutsen, Mary Lou Love, Ken Lehman, Gary Myer, Ralph Mason, David Nielsen; Howard Olson, Jim Pearson, Paul Rumfelt, Richard Reed. Barbara Ryan, Richard Ramella, NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS HOLD ON, NOW, PETERS... WAIT A MINUTE, DON'T GO TELLIN' THEM GUYS WE TOLD YA THEY SAID YOU WAS YELLOW!...YOU CAIN'T DO THIS TO US PETERS— THEM LOW DOWN SKUNKS...I'll SHOW INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVELY WHO YELLOW...THEY'LL EAT THEM WORDS FORE I'M THROUGH WITH 'EM--!!! PETERS' FURY WAS MOUNTING WITH EACH STEP AND HE'S STILL GOT TWO BLOCKS TO GO BEFORE HE CONTACTS THE ENEMY!! PUT UP YOUR GUARD GOYS TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZ EEN TEENS By Stoookie Allen POET! A PUBLISHED WRITER AT NOEL, AUTHOR OF THE ADVENTURE AND EXCITEMENT IN NATURE. NOEL WRITES OF THE ADVENTURE AND EXCITEMENT IN NATURE. Noel Peattie A FRESHMAN AT OMONA COLLEGE IN CALIFORNIA, HE IS THE SCHOOL'S BIG CELEBRITY. NOEL GETS MANY OF IS IDEAS AT NIGHT IN BED. AND KEEPS A PAD AND PENGIL ANDY TO JOT THEM DOWN. WOW! I'VE GOT AN IDEA! WHERE'S MY PAD! HORIZONTAL 1 Essential in brewing 2 Animal 3 Plotline 4 River between Manchuria and Asiatic Russia 5 Hebrew month 6 Place of forgotten things 7 Legendary tale 8 Name 9 Commonplace sayings 10 Rules 11 Furs 12 Miat 13 Steep 14 Buddy 15 Hindu ruler 16 Bazaar 17 Indian 18 Postage stamp paper 19 Past 19 Hunted food 20 Indicating route 21 German 22 Follow 23 Feed 24 Courtier soldier and a queen's favorite Fliery Extended Fragment Bluebeard's wife Bony process of the ear Allike Not readily apprehended Ball team Course Gaseous element School VERTICAL 1 Spare 2 Genus of beetles 3 Doleful 4 Portable dwelling 5 Comforts 6 Poems 7 Circuit Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: ARC CUSP RILE TAA ALBA ETON ERR PERISCOPE SETAE THIE ON PAS ITER ION TAL SPARE ML RAW PIR IN ALXER BAT PET MARG BUK RA AMOR BURTS ORINOLINS LAE OAST TAEL ORA ORMS SLED RET Southern County Bank Designates Vice-President The Southern County Bank of Anaheim through its president R. Foster Lamm, today announced the election of B. W. Jordan as vice-president and manager of their head office. He will assume its duties today. The newly-elected vice-president has a background of over 20 years in banking. He started with the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City in 1929 as a clerk. In 1936 he went to the Columbia National Bank of Kansas City and in 1941 moved to Los Angeles and joined the staff of one of the largest Pacific Coast banks, where he has served in various executive and loaning capacities. Mr. Jordan has been active in civic affairs, banking organizations and youth activities in the Santa Monica and Los Angeles areas. The Southern County Bank was founded in 1912 in the city of Anaheim, and has branches in Artesia, Buena Park and El Monte, in addition to the head office at Anaheim. Mr. Jordan's appointment is in line with the bank's policy of increasing its official personnel with capable men as the bank continues to grow. Douglas Rapp, Phillip Ruberio, Gary Ratzlaff, Eldon Remland, Mardell Reeves, Gillette Rowland, Phyllis Stowe, Kevin Stanton, Stu Schmid, Bill Schneider, Paul Savidge, Yukio Tanaka, West Warwick, Val Wiethorn, Dean Youngkeit, Jim Moreno, Marilyn Jorgenson, Norlene Coetterle, Joe Licare and Michael Winney. Douglas Rapp, Phillip Ruberio, Gary Ratzlaff, Eldon Remland, Mardell Reeves, Gillette Rowland, Phyllis Stowe, Kevin Stanton, Stu Schmid, Bill Schneider, Paul Savidge, Yukio Tanaka, West Warwick, Val Wiethorn, Dean Young-kelt, Jim Moreno, Marilyn Jorgenson, Norlene Coetterle, Joe Licare and Michael Winney. GHBORS THEM LOW DOWN SKUNKS...I'LL SHOW 'EM INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVELY WHO'S YELLOW...THEY'LL EAT THEM WORDS FORE I'M THROUGH WITH 'EM-!!! TONIGHT Wednesday, Nov. 1 5:00 P.M. KFI (9)—Frank Webb KTTV (11)—Uk & Andy KLAO (13)—Al Jarvis 5:15 KNBH (4)—News KECA (7)—Bing Crosby KPAC—Music 6:45 KHJ—Sam Hayes KTSL (2)—Preview Caroons KTLA (5)—Police Call 6:00 P.M. 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