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ALFRED 6 Anaheim Gazette YOU CAN'T COME OVER TONIGHT BECAUSE YOU MUST KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR PIGS? WELL, I LIKE THAT!! IF YOU'RE TOO BUSY BEING A PIG-SITTER TO TAKE ME OUT ON A SWELL NIGHT LIKE THIS, GOOD-BY! HA! LOOKS LIKE HE CHANGED HIS MIND IN A HURRY! OAKY DOAKS MURDOCK, THE ROYAL WIZARD, HAS JUST TESTED OAKY'S ARMOR AFTER GIVING IT A TREATMENT TO MAKE IT INDESTRUCTIBLE... NOW LOOK WHAT YOU'VE GONE AND DONE! MURDOCK! I'LL HAVE YOUR HEAD FOR THAT! SCORCHY SMITH THIS TRICK, MARKS CARLO AS A FRUSTRATED KILLER TRYING TO COVER UP! I'D LIKE TO CATCH UP WITH HIM QUICK... BUT FIRST, I'VE GOTTA GET THE OCEAN OUT OF BELLE'S AIRBOAT! SCORCHY SMITH THIS TRICK, MARKS CARLO AS A FRUSTRATED KILLER TRYING TO COVER UP! I'D LIKE TO CATCH UP WITH HIM QUICK... BUT FIRST, I'VE GOTTA GET THE OCEAN OUT OF BELLE'S AIRBOAT! DICKIE DARE AS A BIG WAVE PILES UP, MR. STRONG AND WAGS ARE LIFTED OUT OF THE UNDERTOW GRAB MY HAND, DR. BUGWAYS... MAKE A CHAIN, EVERYONE! HANG ON, ALL, TIL THE BACK WASH IS OVER THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY I WILL HAVE YOUR ANSWER IN JUST 24 HOURS... IS THAT CLEAR, PATTI WATSON? FADE IT! THAT SOAKS UP TODAY'S CHAPTER! GEE...THEY PLAY THESE SOAP OPERAS SO REALISTIC ON TELEVISION...HOW THE HEROES PRETEND TO SUFFER! OH, DIANA! WOULD YOU LEND ME THIS SPORTS SWEATER, KITTY? TILL WHEN? OR JUST UNTIL CALL RETURNS MINE. WHEN WILL THAT BE? OH, DIANA! WOULD YOU LEND ME THIS SPORTS SWEATER, KITTY? TILL WHEN? OR JUST UNTIL GAL RETURNS MINE. WHEN WILL THAT BE? TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox KEEN TEENS GOLDFISH IN BOWL TOLD HIM ALL RIGHT IF HE'D RIDE ON TOP WITH IT. THOUGHT YOU FELLERS MIGHT NOT WANTA MISS THIS! GRAND CHAMP! HERE'S A SHARP TEXAN. HE HAS CATTLE WORKING FOR HIM. IN FACT, THEY WILL PAY HIS WAY THROUGH COLLEGE! LEM REEVES, JR., OF FORT STOCKTON, TEX., IS ONLY 16 BUT HE KNOWS THE CATTLE GAME. YOU CAN'T LOSE ME, BUB! heim Gazette TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1950 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Club News Mrs. Robert Clark, 9111 Winston rd., was hostess to the Sunshine and Shower club Thursday afternoon. Plans were formulated for the annual Christmas party, Thursday, Dec. 14, in the McBratney music studio, 7861 First st. After a musical program, Santa Claus will give out gifts. Members enjoying fruit salad, sandwiches and coffee were the president, Mrs. Milton Hasell, and Mmes. Ruth Bennett, Richard S. Yater, William Thompson, Bertha Maloney. Charles Freeborn and Elijah Briggs from Stanton and Mrs. Sada Larson from Los Alamitos. Mrs. Frank W. Bokelman, 10132 S. Magnolia ave., was introduced as a new member. The next monthly pot luck dinner for the husbands and friends will be served in the club house, 8202 Starr st., Saturday, Nov. 25 at 7 p.m. A Thanksgiving party, turkey will be furnished by the club with Mmes. Yater and Clark as co-hostesses serving and planning what the members will bring. Mrs. Clada Pletz, 7342 E. Ball rd., was hostess to the parents of her second grade pupils at tea, Wednesday afternoon, in her classroom at the Savanna elementary school. After discussing the program under way and the results so far this term the parents expressed themselves in favor of another get-together at a future date. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip McGraw of N. Helena st., are parents of Self-Service Gas Stations Boom LOS ANGELES (P)—Self-service stations in the west are selling about 23,000,000 gallons of gasoline a month, the American Petroleum Institute was told last day. B. E. Dovere of the Pathfinder Petroleum Co., said there are about 375 of these stations, approximately 85 per cent of them in California and the remain in Arizona, Nevada, and Washington. He told the institute's division of marketing that Oregon has vented establishment of such stations by legislation. In addition Devere said, there are some 375 these stations scattered in parts of the nation. Devere said that although they are not many of these stations numerically, "the impact of business which they are doing such that all marketers have consider seriously their future effect on new station installation." Juarez, Mexico, a five mile streetcar ride from downtown Paso, is now the seventh largest city in Mexico. A recent ceilings shows the population to be 761. general hospital. He has been named Phillip Devlin. The man is the former Allish Swede daughter of Mrs. Patrick Swede of N. West st. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. OF ALL THINGS! SCORCHY GONE AND HE HASN'T EVEN CHANGED VET! ON, ALL, TIL BACK WASH ER OKAY, MELVIN, GET ASHORE NOW—HOW'S WAGS? HE CAN'T KICK... I MEAN HE CAN THEY PLAY SOAP OPERAS LISTIC ON SION... HOW HEROINES TEND TO SUFFER! WHEN YOU RETURN THE ONE YOU BORROWED FROM HER. Mrs. Clada Pletz, 7342 E. Ball rd., was hostess to the parents of her second grade pupils at tea, Wednesday afternoon, in her classroom at the Savanna elementary school. After discussing the program under way and the results so far this term the parents expressed themselves in favor of another get-together at a future date. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip McGraw of N. Helena st., are parents of a son born Nov. 11, at Fullerton general hospital. He has been ed Phillip Devlin. The mother is the former Allish Sweed daughter of Mrs. Patrick Swede of N. West st. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F McGraw of Fullerton. NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS ONLY ONE WAY FOR ME TO WIN THAT RACE AGAINST THOSE OTHER OLD TIME CARS... I'VE GOT TO PRACTICE DRIVING THIS OLD PRESSURE COOKER AND WHEELED AS MUCH SPEED OUT OF IT AS I CAN!! ...OH OH... THIS ISN'T GOOD... NO WINDSHIELD!!! THE WINDS APT TO BLOW SOMETHING IN MY EYE AND I'D LAND IN A DITCH!! HE SLOWED THE OLD BOILER DOWN TO A SHUDDERING STOP COAXED IT INTO WHAT PASSED FOR A LIT-TURN AND HEADED FOR HOME, ONLY TO FIND HE'D BEEN COMING DOWN A SLIGHT HILL... AND GOING BACK IT WAS LIKE TAKING PART IN THE PIKES PEAK RUN. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE WHEN YOU RETURN THE ONE YOU BORROWED FROM HER. N TEENS By Stoookie Allen AND CHAMP! IS A SHARP TEXAN. CATTLE WORKING IN. IN EY HIS ROUGH GE! EEVES, JR., STOCKTON, ONLY 16 KNOWS TLE YOU CAN'T LOSE ME, BUB! Lem Reeves Jr. HUGS HIS GRAND CHAMPION STEER WHICH WON HIM A $500 PRIZE AT THE KANSAS CITY LIVE-STOCK SHOW. LEM THEN SOLD HIS CHAMP FOR A HUGE PRICE. HE'S A REAL COWBOY AND CAN TOP A BRONCO LIKE A RODEO CHAMP. Begun by The Kansas City News. HORIZONTAL 1 A pouch 4 Stalina 9 A kind of bean 12 A macaw 13 Martinque volcano 14 Hoosler humorist 15 Long spears 17 Rubs hard 19 Short letter (pl.) 21 A kind of tree 22 Bullet 24 Once around track 26 Transported 29 Cords 31 Pikelike fish 33 Paid golfer 34 Printer's measure 35 A transgression 37 Dry 39 Babylonian god 40 French for 'summer' 42 Hindu cymbals 44 Loads 46 Former Russian ruler 48 The apex 50 To lease 51 Obtained 53 Island off Asia Minor 55 To hamper Plain 61 A kind of fish 62 Creates a disturbance 64 A kind of tree 65 Footlike part 66 Titles 67 Golf mound VERTICAL 1 East Indian timber tree 2 A southern constellation 3 A large gun 4 Small barracuda 5 Island in the Baltic Sea 6 Prefix: not 7 Part of body 8 Slave 9 Despotic minor official 10 A poem 11 An affirmative 16 Sheep sheds Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: BOLT RAMA AMA AMOY EVEN NOV SAMP JETTISON TRAITOR ARE ORISP ARAL RETAINERS IVA HAYLED OPINED ERG BENSELESS ASHY REPEL TEA BEDECKS DOWNPOUR GAEA IDA ORLE AVER MAD DEAD LEND Atmosphere To sink in middle Rain and snow Ruggestions Dance step To make sleek Bread brow ed before Occupy a s Unit of elec trical reluc tance Burmese demon A striking and rebound ing Large birdd Spanish plural arti d A tyrant To decay Sticky sub stance Gull-like bl ew Unmarried woman Part of bo o f Summe dr i nk Narrow inl New Guine seaport To piece o Sacred *Him word RADIO AND TELEVISION KLAC . . . 576 KIEV . . . 870 KNX . . . 1070 KGER . . . 1390 KFI . . . 640 KHJ . . . 930 KXLA . . . 1110KTED . . . 1520 KMPC . . . 710 KFWB . . . 980 KFOX . . . 1280 KOWL . . . 1580 KECA . . . 790 KFVD . . . 1020 KFAC . . . 1330 KMPO . . . 1600 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part. TUESDAY P. M. 5:00 P. M. KLAC-KMPC-News KFI-Feature Story KECA-News KHJ-Straight Arrow KFWB-Red Ryder KNXX-Ed R. Murrow KFAC-Sunset Serenade 5:15 KLAC-Bill Stewart KMPC-Ray Gram Swing KFI-News. KECA-Happy Tseater KNX-Tom Harmon 5:30 KPI-Baby Snooks KMPC-Hits KECA-Superman KHJ-Sky King KNX-Chet Huntley KFAC-Whos Bill Club 5:45 KLAC-Sam Balter KNX-Prank Goss 6:00 P. M. KLAC-KFWB-News KMPC-KECA-News KFI-Hardy Family KHJ-Gabriel Heatter KNX-Life With Luigi KLAC-Prelude to Evening 6:15 KLAC-Al Jarvis KMPC-Bob Kelley KECA-News, Sports KHJ-News Reel KFWB-Sports 6:30 KFI-Fibber and Molly KMPC-Hillywd. Park KECA-Jimmy Wakely KHJ-Answer Man KFWB-Amer. Dances KNX-Truth-Canseq. KFAC-Music 6:45 KHJ-Sam Hayes 7:00 P. M. KLAC-News, H. Martin KFI-Big Town KMPC-Music KECA-Armstrongp, S.B.I. KHJ-Mysterious Travelr KNX-Music Hall KFAC-Twilight Hour 7:30 KFI-People Are Funny KMPC-Top 10 KHJ-Red Ryder KECA-Met. 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