anaheim-gazette 1951-03-28

ALFRED 6 Anaheim Gazette L-LOOK IT ALL THE DOUGH WE FOUND IN OUR OWL! ALMOST TWO HUNDRED BUOIS! OUR OWL? I BOUGHT IT! WELL, ANYWAY, I HAD JUST BEEN SAYING TO ALICE WE OUGHT TO HAVE TURKEY FOR DINNER TONIGHT! YOU LIKE TURKEY DONT YOU, OSCAR? SURE! BUT FIRST ILL RUN DOWN AND SEE IF THIS MONEY BELONGS TO THE MAN WHO SOLD ME THE OWL— OAKY DOAKS NELLIE, WE HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO FIND KING CORNY ANYWHERE! LADY LUCY MUST'VE SCARED HIM ALL THE WAY BACK TO THE ROYAL CASTLE! AND A SHORT TIME LATER... I'LL LOOK IN THE ROYAL THRONE ROOM! DID ENJOY BEING KNIG FATH SCORCHY SMITH SCORCH, I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT YOUR INVENTION... EXCEPT WE GOTTA CARRY THIS MILK SHAKER PULL OF NITRO UPSTAIRS WITH US! Y KNOW, SCORCH THE SLIGHTEST JAR COULD SET IT OFF. THAT'S WHY YOU'VE GOTTA HUG IT IN YOUR NICE SOFT LAP! SCORCHY SMITH SCORCH, I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT YOUR INVENTION... EXCEPT WE GOTTA CARRY THIS MILK SHAKER FULL OF NITRO UPSTAIRS WITH US! Y KNOW, SCORCH THE SLIGHTEST JAR COULD SET IT OFF. THAT'S WHY YOU'VE GOTTA HUS IT IN YOUR NICE SOFT LAP! DICKIE DARE IF A BOY IS NOT OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER, IF HE LIES, CHEATS, STEALS, WE HAVE TO ASK HIM TO LEAVE... YOU TWO WERE A.W.O.L. THAT'S A VERY SERIOUS OFFENSE IN THE NAVY. NOW TELL ME YOUR STORY. WE WERE IN LOVE WITH "MOLLY MARGARET." SIR. SHE PARTED HER LINE... WE KNEW SHE'D SMASH! WE KNEW WE'D WRECK OUR OWN CAREERS IF WE WERE A.W.O.L... THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY NOW TO CALL ON THE TV CRITICS WHO PANNED SUZANNA'S FIRST SHOW! SORRY...BUT I'M STILL SUFFERING SHELL SHOCK FROM WATCHING THAT SHOW! OKAY BUT HAVE A LOOK INSIDE ANYWAY! Stalling—Come to my television show I want you! OH. DIANA! I'M VERY HUNGRY, MISTER. MY MOTHER AND FATHER DON'T HAVE ANY MONEY AND I SLEEP IN THE PARK EVERY NIGHT— OH—UNCLE E I'M VERY HUNGRY, MISTER. MY MOTHER AND FATHER DON'T HAVE ANY MONEY AND I SLEEP IN THE PARK EVERY NIGHT. TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox SENTENCE FOR FIGHTING Suspended WE GOT INTO A ARGUMENT WHEN I SAID YOU AN' MOM WERE THE BEST LOOKING COUPLE IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. Donna Decker (LONG BEACH, CALIF.) DONNA WAS SELECTED AS OUTSTANDING ATHLETE OF THE YEAR BY THE LONG BEACH SPORTS BOOSTERS FOR THEIR HALL OF FAME. THE LITTLE BEAUTY WON HER FIRST CUP AT 6! Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Final Unit Begun In Housing Tract The final unit of the 104 Lifetime homes in the 700 block on E. Chapman in Fullerton was under way this week with brisk sales reported as proof of the popularity of the tropical-modern three-bedroom homes. Agents at the Fullerton location assert the availability of veteran financing has increased sales despite the fact that the official opening of the tract has not been definitely set. Both veterans and non-veterans are reportedly enthusiastic over the three-bedroom dwellings at the Fullerton location. Such features as fireplaces, 2-car garages, hobby rooms, hardwood floors, and other innovations at a budget price are offered the builders stated. The Fullerton homes, located near Fullerton junior college and high school, are the first to be started by the Lifetime co., this year. The building concern constructed and sold nearly 1000 of their dwellings in the record-making year of 1950. Happiness consists, not in possessing much, but in being content with what we possess. He who wants little always has enough—Zimmermann 14 AT LD STATE Anaheim is represented at the new Long Beach State college by the following students: Those enrolled in education at Gale Cleveland, 509 W. Chestnut Lloyd Dykes, 9691 S. Euclid Mabel Heitman, 9052 S. Hardin Frances Mack, 1216 Pearl; Albert Page, 21622 Mohler ave.; Cul Reed, 11442 S. Euclid; Jo Schlund, 11356 S. West: Irene Steele, 10322 S. Brockhurst and Maureen Sweeney, 319 N. West Those students majoring in business are Glenn Ballinger and Cliff Risner, 525 N. East; Mary Ferencio, 424 W. Leonora is taking a social science course; Roger Harlow, 38 E. Broadway, is majoring in industrial arts and Donald Nielsen, 10151 Lincoln is studying psychology. 'MURDERESS' FREE ON VICTIM'S DEATH LOS ANGELES UP — Walton Wood, 25, died today—but the sheriff's office said the woman who shot him can never be tried for murder. The shooting occurred four years ago, and under California law death must be presumed natural unless it occurs within a year and a day after injury. Mrs. Alberta Hughes Parsons now 39, was convicted of shooting Wood in an argument March 9, 1947, and sentenced to a year in the county jail for assault with intent to commit murder. NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBOR'S THAT'S WHY YOU'VE GOTTA HUG IT IN YOUR NICE SOFT LAP! CONTACT? G-CONTACT!! WE KNEW SHE'D SMASH! WE KNEW WE'D WRECK OUR OWN CAREERS IF WE WERE A.W.O.L... GO ON. TELL HER ILL BE THERE! OH YES, OF COURSE! MR.PETERS, I WONDER IF YOU D CALL OUT AND ASK SPOOKY TO BRING IN MY BAGS, PLEASE? SPOOKY? PETERS AND MYRA HAUNT SEEN THAT THEIR GUEST HAD ARRIVED IN A BIG LUXURIOUS TRAILER, DRAWN BY A BIG LUXURIOUS CAR, ORNEN BY A BIG GUY NAMED 'SPOOKY'...NOT SO Luxurious! TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 AT 17, DONNA WAS THE BEST YOUNG RIDER IN AMERICA. SHE WON THE VAN SINDEREN PERPETUAL TROPHY FOR RIDERS UNDER 18, WAS NATIONAL JUNIOR WINNER IN STOCK SEAT MEDAL COMPETITION. DONNA TEcker ING BEACH, CALIF.) NINA WAS SELECTED OUTSTANDING ATHLETE E YEAR BY THE LONG N SPORTS BOOSTERS THEIR HALL OF FAME. LITTLE BEAUTY WON FIRST CUP AT 6! MORIZONTAL 1 Mere trifle 6 Austrian salamander 9 Prince of Afghanistan 14 Light assignment 15 Love note 16 Edge up 17 Countersink 18 Rebounding shot 20 Baltic port 21 Watercourse (Western U. 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