anaheim-gazette 1951-05-09

ALFRED THIS A MOTHER? BUT THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE, OSCAR! IMPOSSIBLE? SHE'S A LADY, ISN'T SHE? OAKY DOAKS LISTEN, MISS—I'M IN A HURRY! WILL YOU TELL MISTER SHARP THAT SIR OAKY DOAKS WANTS TO SEE HIM AT ONCE? SIR OAKY DOAKS?! FATHER AND I THOUGHT YOU'D NEVER COME! YOU MEAN MISTER SHARP IS YOUR FATHER? OF COURSE! I'M SALLY SHARP! FATHER WANTED YOU TO TAKE AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO KING CORNY! SCORCHY SMITH YOU HEAR ME, SLAVE? SHOOT THE POS NOW! TAKE HIS TRIBE PROSONERS! GUESS AGAIN, SHEIK! I'M TAKING YOU! SCORCHY SMITH YOU HEAR ME, SLAME? SHOOT THE POG NOW! TAKE HIS TREE PRESONERS! GUESS AGAIN, SHEIK! I'M TAKING YOU! DICKIE DARE NOT FAR FROM THE ACADEMY IS "MYSTERY BEACH" SO CALLED FROM LEGENDS ABOUT PIRATES. IT'S A FAVORITE HAUNT OF CADETS DURING OPTIONAL PERIOD. WHAT ABOUT YOUR DAD, DOULIN? DAD'S THE LAST PERSON IN THE WORLD TO HAVE AN ENEMY DAD'S GOT A SMALL FACTO IN NEW STRATFORD, CONN. HIS HOBBIES ARE BOATS AND HELPING GOOD CAUSES...LIKE CLEAN GOVERNMENT THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY KAW KAK YOU MUST SPEND ALL OF YOUR TIME WITH YOUR COLLECTION OF PETS WHO DOES THE FARM WORK AROUND HERE? THIS IS "OLD BLACK CROW!" HE GETS RUBSY WHEN PEOPLE ASK TOO MANY QUESTIONS! MEANWHILE... OH, DIANA! I'M SO DISGUSTED WITH HOUSEWORK IT'S THE SAME OLD ROUTINE EVERY SINGLE DAY... WASHING DIShes, Dusting, Shopping, ETC-ETC-ETC--- I KNOW HOUSEWORK ISN'T EASY, DIANA...BUT AFTER ALL, IT IS A WOMAN'S JOB. I'M SO DISGUSTED WITH HOUSEWORK IT'S THE SAME OLD ROUTINE EVERY SINGLE DAY... WASHING DISHES, DUSTING, SHOPPING, ETC-ETC-ETC--- I KNOW HOUSEWORK ISN'T EASY, DIANA... BUT AFTER ALL, IT IS A NOMAN'S JOB. TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox GRANDMA GRUMP DON'T SEE SO GOOD! MY CHAT! NEW IDEA! MARY MASON, OF ST. LOUIS, TOOK A MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE AND STARTED MAKING GREETING CARDS TO BE SENT TO SICK PEOPLE. THEY DIDN'T SELL, SO MARY BEGAN MAKING CUTE CARDS FOR SICK PEOPLE TO SEND OUT TO THEIR HEALTH PALS! I LOOK, HONEY, SEND SOME OP T TO YOUR FRIEN 5-9-51 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Small Talk By JACKIE CUSHING Candidates for Associated Student Body offices and Associated Women students were introduced in assembly Friday, thus launching the race for offices which takes place each year about this time. Official balloting will take place May 16. Two Anaheimers can be found on the list—Carol Hochuli is running for secretary of the student body and Jean Starr for second vice-president of AWS. New Addition Just when the college will have it's new science building is still a question but it will be forthcoming. As soon as the construction on the high school study hall has started, plans for the JC science building will be made. Did You Know Hornets have not always been Hornets—at least at FJC. Seems at one time, some 30 years ago, they were known as Yellow Jackets, but because of the long name and unsuitability for school yells, etc., the title was officially changed to the shorter, more adaptable, Hornets. Blue and Gold Review With the spring formal just barely over, the active social committee has already started its new project, Blue and Gold Day. Rehearsals for the show have begun and members of the cast are prefecting the production to be given May 24, 25, in the auditorium. Anaheimers' Gayle Conner and Carol Hochuli will take part in the program. Native Sons Continued from Page 17 of the materials and sewed thru to the flag. The original flag was no Bear flag we know today; Drapeau related, but feature grizzly standing on his hauny ready to meet all comers. Following the custom published through the years, S. Tuffree of Placentia, president of Mother Colony sent the past presidents to Junior Past President Ries, and on behalf of the party thanked Mrs. Ries for all that port that she had given her husband's term of office. Among prominent Native attending from the South were; Judge Walter Odem Los Angeles, past grand presiding Native Sons of the Golden Walter Hiskey of Santa Clara former grand marshal; John Anderson of Yorba Linda, district of Ramona parlor, Los Angeles; James M. Anderson, district of Santa Ana parlor; Willard Allen, veteran secretary of Los Angeles Parlor 45, a member of the order for 63 yeas. President Ralph Beatty of heim, presided over the op of the meeting. Toastmaster Frank Collins, past presiding Ramona Parlor, Los Angeles introduced the speaker and ing dignitaries. The U. S. Bureau of Land Management estimates the spruce worm has killed enough trees to build 10,000,000 five houses. ARRNNH AD'S GOT A SMALL FACTORY NEW STRATFORD, CONN. S HOBBIES ARE BOATS AND HELPING GOOD AUSES...LIKE CLEAN GOVERNMENT MAYBE... DOULIN... THAT BUSH! VOICE'S... PSST OKAY, LUGGSY, YOU GOT IT? YEAH, SAY, DESE CHOOLS GOT HEFT! MY, MY!IT'S A VERY LIBERAL OFFER YOU'RE MAKING FOR THE USE OF THE OLD BARN! MORT COULD USE THE MONEY FOR HIS EDUCATION! W HOUSEWORK ISN'T DIANA...BUT AFTER IS A NOMAN'S JOB. GOSH, DAD—YOU JUST DON'T REALIZE HOW LUCKY YOU ARE IN BEING FREE TO GO TO WORK EVERY DAY! With the spring formal just barely over, the active social committee has already started its new project, Blue and Gold Day. Rehearsals for the show have begun and members of the cast are prefecting the production to be given May 24, 25, in the auditorium. Anaheimers' Gayle Conner and Carol Hochuli will take part in the program. GUESS THERE AN'T NOTHIN' FOR US TO DO, HARRY, BUT GO IN AND TELL 'EM WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED TO PETERS!...COME CLEAN! GUESS YOU'RE RIGHT BERT...WE CAN'T LET A GUY STAY IN JAIL ALL NIGHT FOR SOMETHING HE NEVER DONE! CONSCIENCE!!!..... THE HAPLESS PERPETRATORS OF THE ILL-FATED PLOT IN WHICH PETERS GOT LAID LOW TOYED WITH THE IDEA OF CONFESSING FOR A HOUR BEFORE GETTING UP THE COURAGE!! TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE NEW IDEA! MARY MASON, OF ST. LOUIS, TOOK A MIMEO-GRAPH MACHINE AND STARTED MAKING GREETING CARDS TO BE SENT TO SICK PEOPLE. THEY DIDN'T SELL, SO MARY BEGAN MAKING CUTE CARDS FOR SICK PEOPLE TO SEND OUT TO THEIR HEALTHY PALS! I DOOK, HOMEY, SEND SOME OF THESE TO YOUR FRIENDS. YES! YES! YES! MARY Mason GIVE THE SHUT-INS A BIG LIFT! (MARY IS NOW IN BIG BUSINESS.) 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The original flag was not the star flag we know today, Judge Grapeau related, but featured a grizzly standing on his haunches ready to meet all comers. Following the custom established through the years, S. James Jeffree of Placentia, charter president of Mother Colony, pre-created the past presidents' ring for Junior Past President Harold Jones, and on behalf of the parlor, ranked Mrs. Ries for all the support that she had given during her husband's term of office. Among prominent Native Sons sending from the Southland area; Judge Walter Odeman of Los Angeles, past grand president; native Sons of the Golden West;alter Hiskey of Santa Ana, amer grand marshal; John H. Anderson of Yorba Linda, president of Ramona parlor, Los Angeles; James M. Anderson, president of Santa Ana parlor andILLARD Allen, veteran secretary Los Angeles Parlor 45, a member of the order for 63 years. President Ralph Beatty of Antrim, presided over the opening of the meeting. Toastmaster was bank Collins, past president of Ramona Parlor, Los Angeles, who produced the speaker and visitation dignitaries. The U. S. Bureau of Land Management estimates the spruce budworm has killed enough timber build 10,000,000 five-room houses. RADIO and TELEVISION KLAC ... 570 KNX ... 1070 KIEV ... 870 KGER ... 1590 KFI ... 640 KXLA ... 1110 KHJ ... 920KTED ... 1520 KMPC ... 710 KFOX ... 1280 KFWB ... 980 KOWL ... 1580 KECA ... 790 KFAC ... 1830 KFVD ... 1020 KPMO ... 1600 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part—T.E.D. RADIO WEDNESDAY, P.M. 5:00 P.M. 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KLAC-Haynes at Reins KMPC-Farm Adviser KMCI-Mail News KECA-Welcome to Hollywood KPWB-Bill Leyden KNX-Arthur Godfrey KPAC-Coffee Concert KKI-Plastwood Lawton KMPC-News 2:30 KPI-Breakfast Platters KMPO-R. Mulholland KEKA-Bob Garred KNX-Prank Goose 7:45 KPI-Sam Hyeen KECA-Zeke Manners KHJ-KPAC-News KNX-Harry Babbits 8:00 A.M. KLAC-Stocks KPI-Coffee Time KMPC-News KECA-Breakfast Club KHJ-Dewl Brown KWB-News KNX-Ralph Story KFAC-Church 8:15 KLAC-Haynes at Reins KMPC-Markets, Sports KHJ-KNX-News KFWB-Medicines 9 Monthly issue of a magazine 10 Place where children were sacrificed to Moloch 11 Imprudence 12 Compulsion 13 Lecture 14 Platform 15 European country 16 Mild oath 17 Drunken spree 18 Close零食馆 19 Course 20 Monk 21 Tree 22 Spiketlet 23 Mexican specialties 24 Uproar 24 Coachee 25 Package 26 Living 27 Infirm 28 Labor 29 Old bird and her brood 31 Pueu together 34 Entrap 34 Gambols 34 Esau 34 Imaginary being 35 Marsh sider Free THURSDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAC-Haynes at Reins KMPC-Farm Adviser KMCI-Mail News KECA-Welcome to Hollywood KPWB-Bill Leyden KNX-Arthur Godfrey KPAC-Coffee Concert KKI-Plastwood Lawton KMPC-News 2:30 KPI-Breakfast Platters KMPO-R. Mulholland KEKA-Bob Garred KNX-Prank Goose 7:45 KPI-Sam Hyeen KECA-Zeke Manners KHJ-KPAC-News KNX-Harry Babbits 8:00 A.M. KLAC-Stocks KPI-Coffee Time KMPC-News KECA-Breakfast Club KHJ-Dewl Brown KWB-News 8:15 KLAC-Haynes at Reins KMPC-Markets, Sports KHJ-KNX-News 8:30 KLAC-KPWB-News 9 Monthly issue of a magazine 10 Place where children were sacrificed to Moloch 11 Imprudence 12 Compulsion 13 Lecture 14 Platform 15 European country 16 Mild oath 17 Drunken spree 28 Close零食馆 29 Course 29 Monk 30 Tree 31 Spiketlet 32 Mexican specialties 34 Uproar 34 Coachee 35 Package 36 Living 37 Infirm 38 Labor 39 Old bird and her brood 41 Pueu together 44 Entrap 44 Gambols 44 Esau 44 Imaginary being 51 Marsh sider Free