anaheim-gazette 1951-04-16

Crews Seeking To Save Seepage Survey crews of the Orange county Water district are presently at work in Prado basin, making a study of the terrain to determine most suitable locations of channels to salvage waste seepage. It was announced at an adjourned meeting of the water district board. The survey crews were ordered into the field following an inspection trip last Monday by Vice-President E. T. Watson and Secretary W. D. Miller of the water district, in company with M. N. Thompson, engineer for the Santa Ana River Development Co., and A. M. Famularo, contractor who has been doing channel dredging for the water district there. A portion of the dyke along the main river channel was washed out a few days ago when the flow of Colorado river water purchased by the water district from the Metropolitan Water district was increased from 60 to 80 second feet. The flow was reduced 60 feet when the breakwater covered, but will be again ped up to 80 second feet, and haps 90 second feet, where channel banks are strengthened. In addition to the main channel the SARD Co., and water dams have constructed other channels in Prado basin to collect sediment and return it to the main channel. During the Middle Ages consider unmanly to ride in ropean carriages. They were chiefly by women. ALFRED SEEING TVVE, GOT $1000 BET ON TINA, IT'S ABOUT TIME TO START HER ON SOME NICE, EASY ROAD-WORK! PARDON, FRIEND—IS THAT A RACING DOG? YESIREE! I'M TRAINING HER NOW FOR A WATCH-RACE WITH LUCKY LIZZY! GOSH! YA MEAN SHE'S GONNA RUN AGAINST THIS MEAT BURNER HERE! OAKY DOAKS KING CORNY GOT MAD AT KING KUPPER AND HAS DOWNED HE'S OUT LIKE A LIGHT! I'll SAY HE IS! I GUESS THAT'LL TEACH HIM HE CAN'T BACK OUT OF A DUEL WITH ONE OF MY KNIGHTS KING KUPPER HIRED ME FIGHT HIS DUEL BUT HE TRICKED ME TOO! OAKY DOAKS KING CORNY GOT MAD AT KING KUPPER AND HAS DOWNED HIM WITH A HAYMAKER... HE'S OUT LIKE A LIGHT! I'LL SAY HE IS! I GUESS THAT'LL TEACH HIM HE CAN'T BACK OUT OF A DUEL WITH ONE OF MY KNIGHTS KING KUPPER HIRED ME FIGHT HIS DUEL BUT HE TRICKED ME TOO! SCORCHY SMITH WHEN SCORCHY AND MAD'HATTER BLOW UP THE DERELICT U-BOAT AND BLOW IN AN OIL EUSHER, IT IS A SURPRISE TO ALL BUT THE ENVIOUS SHEIK WITH THE KHAUF'S CONNVANCE HAVE PREPARED A NASTY SURPRISE FOR THE BOYS... THE NATIVES ARE GIVING US LANDING ROOM, SCORCH... BUT THEY'RE ACTING KINDA FUNNY! DICKIE DARE A BOY'S DECISION MAY ALTER HISTORY, ACCORDING TO CAPTAIN MCCRACKEN. TAKE JOHNNY PAUL, LATER TO BE CALLED JOHN PAUL JONES. JOHNNY'S DECISION WAS TO MASTER NAVIGATION AND BECOME A SHIP CAPTAIN. HE WAS SO EARNEST ABOUT IT THAT HIS PARENTS FINALLY CONSENTED... HE WAS 12 WHEN HE SAILED AS APPRENTICE, BOUND FOR AMERICA! THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY J.J. BLUCHIPPS SETS FORTH TO RESCUE SUZANNA'S SHOW BOAT DON'T BE A FOOL BLUCHIPPS! ...STORM WARNING IS UP! MEANWHILE...THE SHOW GOES ON...WHILE ALL CONCERNED ARE UNAWARE OF THEIR PERIL... THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY J.J. BLUCHIPPS SETS FORTH TO RESCUE SUZANNA'S SHOW BOAT DON'T BE A FOOL BLUCHIPPS! STORM WARNING IS UP! MEANWHILE...THE SHOW GOES ON...WHILE ALL CONCERNED ARE UNAWARE OF THEIR PERIL... TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox THE TERRIBLE TEMPERED MR. BANG TURNS OVER A BRAND NEW GALLON OF PAINT! WON #2,800 ADJUDGED THE NATION'S MOST PROMISING YOUNG SCIENTIST THIS NIAGARA FALLS,N.Y.,BOY,ONLY 17, WON THE FAMOUS WESTINGHOUSE CONTEST. THANK YOU, SIR! The flow was reduced to feet when the break was disvered, but will be again stepup to 80 second feet, and perhaps 90 second feet, when the channel banks are strengthened. In addition to the main channel, the SARD Co., and water district are constructed other channels. Prado basin to collect seepage and return it to the main channel. During the Middle Ages it was consider unmployed to ride in Eusean carriages. They were used selfly by women. ATTEND LEGION MEETING Commander Bud Johnson of the American Legion, attended the 21st District meeting in Palm Springs, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Johnson, president of the local Legion Auxiliary, represented the Legion ladies at the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jones, Grant Rude, also attended as delegates from Anaheim. The War of 1812 between the United States and Great Britain was ended by the Treaty of Ghent, signed Dec. 24, 1814. 4 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, APRIL ANAHEIM, CAU College Students Safe from Draft WASHINGTON (AP) — Selective service has decided to delay the drafting of college men this spring until their test scores and scholastic averages have been calculated. In disclosing this during a radio broadcast (WOL) yesterday, Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey also said he believes the "great mass of college freshmen will assemble freely next fall without interference" from the draft. Educators here said thousands of queries have been received from students worried by the fact that their school terms — and their statutory deferment—may end before they can take the frothcoming aptitude test, or before their scholastic grades are out. Students who score 70 or better in the test, or who are in the upper ranks scholastically, may be deferred in order to resume their education in the fall. However many school terms end before the test dates—May 26, June 16 and June 30—and scholastic standings often are not determined by colleges for weeks after school is out. Hershey said also that the Kilday amendment to the draft bill passed Friday by the House "in no way impairs our plans for SORRY! With the pony breaking somewhere between here Joseph, Mo., the mall failed rive which usually bears "anna," a comic strip regular on this page. As a result, she will not today except to subscriber Mojave desert area. This not in the way of an l promise, but she should tomorrow. Baseball CINCINNATI (AP) — Pitt clubbed Ewell Blackwell runs in three innings to whip Cincinnati, 4-3, in a swept opener witnessed by blanketed fans. The game, played amid flurries, was the only action majors because rain washed the New York Yankee-Was scheduled opener in the A league. Blackwell left the game pinch hitter in the third aff ing up all the Pirate runs followed six innings of ball by Harry Perkowski, Fox and Frank Smith. bound by the aptitude t granting deferments. The final draft law is worked out now from d versions passed by the Hou Senate. The Senate bill ING KUPPER HIRED ME TO RIGHT HIS DUEL... BUT HE TRICKED HE TOO! WHAT DO YOU MEAN, SIR BURLEY? HE DIDN'T SAY I HAD TO FIGHT SIR OAKY DOAKS! BUT THEY'RE STING KINDA FUNNY! YEAH! SHOULD'VE ALLOWED MORE ROOM TO TAXI! LOTTA HEADWAY... BUT NOT ENOUGH TO TAKE ER UP AGAIN!! WAS 12 WHEN SAILED AS RENTICE, UND FOR ERICA" I PROMISE TO USE THE ONTMENT, MOTHER, GOOD-BYE EANWHILE...THE SHOW ES ON...WHILE ALL UCERNED ARE UNAWARE THEIR PERIL... YOU WERE WONDERFUL MISS SUZANNA! THIS WILL MAKE TELEVISION HISTORY! upper ranks scholastically, may be deferred in order to resume their education in the fall. However many school terms end before the test dates—May 26, June 16 and June 30—and scholastic standingse often are not determined by colleges for weeks after school is out. Hershey said also that the Kilday amendment to the draft bill passed Friday by the House "in no way impairs our plans for giving the tests or using the scores." The amendment says, in effect, draft boards are not (D-Tex.). NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS AW,GEE....WE COULDN'T TAKE A CHANCE ON FIXIN' UP AN ACCIDENT FOR GPOOKY LARKIN' JUST IN THE HOPES IT MIGHT REPAIR WHATEVER IS ALREADY WRONG WITH HIS SHOULDER! ELL, HE CAN'T PLAY BALL THE WAY HIS SHOULDER IS NOW! IT MIGHT BE WORTH A TRY! AFTER A SECOND ACCIDENT FIXED LOU COUSIN'HANK'S SHOULDER THESE BOYS HAVE A KNACK FOR BEING ABLE TO TALK THEMSELVES INTO JUST ABOUT ANY SILLY SCHEME THAT COMES ALONG! AP Newspicture TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 Act on the defensive 5 Card 8 Disentangle 12 Fiber plant 13 Bird of fable 14 Samoan port 15 Genuine 16 European capital 18 Jellyfish 20 Evening reception 21 Take down at one swallow 23 Feminine name 24 Radio 28 Indian 31 Part of the day 32 Aslatic tree used to decorate temples 34 Bird 35 Bark cloth 37 Island of the British W. Indies 39 Musical pitch 41 Author's signature VERTICAL 1 Genial 2 Position of the helm 3 Open way 4 Inundation 5 Crossbow used to throw arrows 6 Heart 7 Gold coins of the 14th century Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: MEDABS PETAL OBATOR SHARPE MIR TRAVELS OG SUN AMBROSE SINA MICH MAG PEEL DRAGO CASEE MAZE SPER OOMHAES SCLA WARS LAO MERE MNS MSNOR TRA ELE PEROUET ED DOMATE TOROSE SORE TARTB 8 Building for public amusement 9 Managed 10 A distance 11 Standard 12 Small money 13 Designating an island group of the Dutch E. Indies 12 Scabies 14 Inclement 15 The yellow bugle 16 Clever conversation 17 Superficial 18 Old English money 19 Tip 20 Foreat ox 21 Soft felt hats 22 Scatter 23 Variety of leather * 24 Dye indigo 24 Throw 24 Guide bobble of a shuttle 24 Correct 24 Fury 25 Reception MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SORRY! With the pony breaking down somewhere between here and St. Joseph, Mo., the mall failed to arrive which usually bears "Oh! Dianna," a comic strip regularly seen on this page. As a result, she will not appear today except to subscribers in the Mojave desert area. This comes not in the way of an iron-clad promise, but she should be back tomorrow. Baseball CINCINNATI (P) — Pittsburgh clubbed Ewell Blackwell for four runs in three innings today to whip Cincinnati, 4-3, in a snow-ept opener witnessed by 30,441 blanketed fans. The game, played amidst snow furries, was the only action in the majors because rain washed out the New York Yankee-Washington scheduled opener in the American league. Blackwell left the game for a pinch hitter in the third after giving up all the Pirate runs. Then followed six innings of shutout call by Harry Perkowski, Howie Fox and Frank Smith. Sound by the aptitude tests in granting deferments. The final draft law is being worked out now from differing versions passed by the House and Senate. The Senate bill has no Blackwell left the game for a inch hitter in the third after giving up all the Pirate runs. Then followed six innings of shutout ball by Harry Perkowski, Howie Fox and Frank Smith. The final draft law is being worked out now from differing versions passed by the House and Senate. The Senate bill has no provision similar to the amendment sponsored by Rep. Kilday D.-Tex. TELEVISION Monday, April 16 5:00 P.M. KTSL (2)—Lucky Pup KNBH (4)—Kale Comics KTLA (3)—News Music KECA (7)—Foreman Phillips KFI (8)—Stu Wilson KTTV (11)—Rge. Riders KLAC (13)—Al Jarvis KTSL (2)—Ghost Riders KNBH (4)—Gabby Hayes KFI (9)—Meglin Revue KTLA (5)—Police Calls KNBH (4)—Howdy Doody KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thrills KFI (9)—News KLAC (13)—Hitch. Post —Human Target" 6:00 P.M. KNBH (4)—Crusader Rabbit, Konedy Club KECA (7)—Spider Patrol KFI (9)—TV Univ. 6:15 KECA (7)—Tom Corbett KTTV (11)—News with Hemmingway KTSL (2)—Kid Gloves KNBH (4)—West. 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KTSL(2).Peter Potter KNBH(4).Broodway Open House KECA(7).Champagne Party KTTV(11).Glancin at Anson KTLA(5).Final Edition -TOMORROW- (2) -Preview 1:45 Armchair Trvr. 2:00-Garry Moore 2:30-First 100 Years 2:30-New Yorkers 2:00-Jenne Gray 2:00-Know Your Child 4:00-Sieve Allen 4:00-Nebraska 3:00-Paul Pierce 3:15-Vist With Betty 3:20-Chef Milani 4:00-Shelah Graham 4:15-Kate Smith 4:20-Adv. in Food 1:30-Mulholland's Matinee 2:30-Cchild Psychology 2:30-Cowboy Theater 4:15-Foreman Phillips KFI(9) 11:00 Pilm "Ticket to a Dance" 12:15-News 12:30-Ladies Day 2:00-Cooks Corner 2:00-Paul Pierce 2:20-Suspect Wanted 3:00-Guest Book 4:30-Stu Wilson KTFV(11) 12:30-Destruct for Survival 1:00-Bonus Bids 2:00-Studio Party 3:00-Come Into Kitchen 2:30-Move Gems 4:00-Matinees, Jack Rourke KLCAC(13) 10:00-Joe Greydon 12:00-Mike Roy 1:30-Al Jarvis 2:30-Move "School for Hubbands" 4:55-Al Jarvis TUESDAY A. M. 7:00 A.M. KLAC-Haynes at Reins KMPC-Farm Adviser KFI-KILJ-News KECA-Wel. to Hlywd. 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