anaheim-gazette 1951-03-14

ALFRED 6 Anaheim Gazette MY UNCLE OSCAR IS GONNA COME AND STAY AT OUR HOUSE! I BET HE'S A FAT GUY LIKE YOUR UNCLE ALFRED! HE'S NOT!! WADDA YOU KNOW ABOUT IT? OAKY DOAKS LOOK! THE CASTLE DOOR IS WIDE OPEN! BUT IT'S AS DARK AS PITCH INSIDE! SHALL I GO IN ON MY HORSE? A HORSE WON'T BE ANY HELP, SIR KING! YOU MAY HAVE TO CARRY LADY LUCY DOWN THE TOWER STAIRS WHEN YOU SAVE HER! SCORCHY SMITH WHAT NO! ANYTHING I CAN DO? OH!! THIS SMIT SAYS NO OIL WELL! ONLY SUNKEN WRECK! QUITE RIGHT, KHALIF! TOO BAD! A JOLLY ROTTEN LET DOWN ALL AROUND! LET DOWN?! NO WEALTH FOR MY PEOPLE, NO DOWRY FOR MY DAUGHTER! THAT PEACOCK WILL NEVER OFFER 200 CAMELS FOR HER NOW! WHAT HO! ANYTHING I CAN DO? OK!! THIS SMIT SAYS NO OIL WELL! ONLY SUNKEN WRECK! QUITE RIGHT, KHALIF! TOO BAD! A JOLLY ROTTEN LET DOWN ALL AROUND! LET DOWN?! NO WEALTH FOR MY PEOPLE, NO DOWRY FOR MY DAUGHTER! THAT PEACOCK WILL NEVER OFFER 200 CAMELS FOR HER NOW! DICKIE DARE I SEE... THE THWARTS! YEP, THEY'RE SET IN LOOSE: CAST OFF, DOULIN BOY, THESE MAKE CLUMSY PADDLES YEAH, AND AT THE RATE "MOLLY" IS MOVING... THIS IS NO USUAL BLOW! OVER AT THE WEATHER STATION, THREE FLAGS ARE FLYING, WHICH MEAN HURRICANE THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY COMIN' THROUGH THE RYE PUNK PLUNK WAH WAH NOW I'LL TELL THE ONE ABOUT THE TURTLE THAT HAD CORNS! RAM BOOM WAH 'HORRORS! OH. DIANA! OH, TUBBY! A FRIENDSHIP RING! FOR ME! IT- IT'S SIMPLY WONDERFUL!!! GOR-R-GEOUS!!! JEEPERS - I'M SO THRILLED! THANK YOU SO ANFULLY MUCH! IT'S EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED MYRA...WE GOT AN ANSWER ALREADY TO OUR LETTER TO THE "LONELY HEARTS" GAL! ALREADY? MY GOODNESS, SHE MUST BE LONESOME! WHAT DOES SHE SAY? OPEN IT - QUICK!! SILLY GIRL... PETERS HAD ALREADY OPENED IT AND NOT ONLY LOOKED AT IT, HE HAD PRACTICALLY MEMORIZED IT! Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1931 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA City Council (Continued from Page 1) aligned that the trips were taken to complete survey work for the runk sewer. The council approved the bill with an admonition to use more care in the future on expense accounts. Seaside Oil Company was low bidder for supplying the city with 8000 gallons of gasoline for its fleet this year with a price of 15.73 cents per gallon in 400 gallon lots. Union Oil Co. bid 17.5 cents. The contract was awarded to Seaside. Bidding was close for electric light bulbs for the city street department. Winner was P.-Moody of Orange County Wholesale Electric Co. His bid offered a straight 30 per cent discount with an additional two per cent discount for cash in ten days. The council accepted a check for $4790 from the Southern Counties Gas Co., representing a franchise charge of two per cent of the company's gross receipts for 1950. The State Division of Highways last night assured the council that a survey of traffic hazards at Center and Olive sts. would be made soon. Petitions for a light signal at this busy intersection have been received by the council and passed along to the state. The city is buying the veterans' housing units at La Palma ave. and N. Olive st. from the state. Last night the council decided to pay off the state and take over full operation of the units. Still owed was $9000. Having accumulated $6000 in rental income from the property, the council appropriated $3000 from the general fund to make up the difference. Preliminary designs for six signs to be posted at strategic points near the city limits were approved. REV. MARIDEL HARDY The local Church of the arene located at the corner Cypress and Claudina began series of pre-Easter service night at 7:20. The special was secured for these services. Evangelists Whitcomb and M. Harding of Kansas City Whitcomb Harding, who son of the Rev. U. E. Hardin a resident of Orange county years while his father was tor in Santa Ana. The pastor, Dr. D. Shelby, lett, urges the people of this munity to hear these young Christian workers, exceptionally fine speaker singers. One of the feature the meetings will be the re given by Mrs. Maridel Hardy. The goal set for attendance the opening service tonight The meetings will continue night at 7:30 through Easter day. DOWN! NO WEALTH ANY PEOPLE, NO DOWRY FOR DAUGHTER! THAT PEACOCK NEVER OFFER 200 ELLS FOR HER NOW! BUT THAT'S NOT THE HALF OF IT, OLD BOY! HUNH?!? THERE'S MORE?!? THESE THWARTS WORK TOO SLOW... WE'VE MISSED THE BOAT! THESE THWARTS WORK TOO SLOW... WE'VE MISSED THE BOAT! TERRIFIC, HUH AND THEY ARE NOT EVEN WARMED UP YET! R-REALH GULP! MY FINGER WAS ALWAYS GETTING SO COLD... housing units at La Palma ave. and N. Olive st. from the state. Last night the council decided to pay off the state and take over full operation of the units. Still owed was $9000. Having accumulated $6000 in rental income from the property, the council appropriated $3000 from the general fund to make up the difference. Preliminary designs for six signs to be posted at strategic points near the city limits were approved by the council. The designs were the work of Charles Tucker of Bullocks store in Los Angeles. The council authorized E. W. Moeller of the Chamber of Commerce to have Tucker make a small model of his signs and to prepare specifications. Local sign writers will be given an opportunity to bid on the work of executing the signs, Moeller said. Highlights of department monthly reports showed that Judge L. P. Bonnat had a busy February in city court. He heard 404 cases, including 269 parking meter violations, and collected $4270 in fines. Income from parking meters was $1650, the slowest month since the meters were installed. The police department accounted for 67 arrests, 13 of which were drunk drivers. Citations totalled 113 plus 258 parking meter citations. High praise was given the fire department for the current inspection campaign being carried on by Chief Ed Stringer and his men. Five paint stores and 17 cafes were inspected in February and 2400 feet of fire hose tested. City Administrator Keith Murdoch said Little Services Set for Friday Funeral services for Annie Little, 85, whose death occurred early yesterday morning, was conducted from the Hilg chapel Friday at 2 p.m. Reverent Kevorkian, pastor of the vary Baptist church of which deceased was a charter member, will officiate and burial will the family plot in Loma Vista Memorial Park. the department is meeting excellent cooperation in its campaign to remove fire hail. Don Derr, recreation director reported a total attendance of 4371 persons at various funerals sponsored by his department. Tennis heads the list of p sports, he said, while the classes at Fremont school are tracing throngs of youthful Permits for 93 light wiring were issued in February, as three power connection mits. The water level, as relied by the municipal light, water power plant, stands at 153 ft of March 1. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE KEEN TEENS By Stoookie Allen COMPOSER Mary Lou WESLEY PLAINFIELD, N.J. ONLY 15, SHE WON THE COMPOSITION CONTEST OF THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERT COMMITTEE OF THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. AMAZING TECHNIQUE! BE OUR GUEST PIANIST! LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI CONDUCTED THE ORCHESTRA THAT PLAYED HER MUSIC. SHE HAS BEEN PLAYING THE PIANO SINCE she was FOUR AND IS MUCH SOUGHT AFTER BY BIG ORCHESTRAS. 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The department is meeting with excellent cooperation in their campaign to remove fire hazards. Don Derr, recreation director, reported a total attendance of 71 persons at various functions sponsored by his department. Nennis heads the list of popular sports, he said, while the dancing masses at Fremont school are attending throngs of youthful pupils. Permits for 93 light wiring jobs are issued in February, as well as three power connection panels. The water level, as reported by the municipal light, water and power plant, stands at 153 feet as March 1. WORD PUZZLE Wednesday, Mar. 14 TONIGHT 5:00 P.M. KNBH (4)—Tele Comics KTLA (5)—News, Music KECA (7)—Foreman Phillips KPI (9)—Stu Wilson KTTV (11)—Range Rid'rs KLAC (13)—Al Jarvis 5:15 KNBH (4)—Gabby Hayes KPI (5)—Police Calls 5:30 KNBH (4)—Howdy Doody KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thrills KPI (9)—News 5:45 KTSL (2)—Preview, Carnival for Kids KECA (7)—Sandy Strong 6:00 P.M. 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