anaheim-gazette 1951-09-10

ALFRED 8 Anaheim Gazette CLANG CLUNG TAT-TAT-TAT OOOOW-WHEE OOOOW! THAT'S NOT REVEILLE! DIP THAT BUGLER GO NUTS? WHILE PRINCE PETEN IS HAVING THE DRITS HAMMERED OUT OF HIS SUIT OF ARMOR, THERE'S A KNOCK ON THE DOOR OF THIS SUITES IN KING CORNY'S CASTLE. YOUR RIGHTNESS, IT'S TIME FOR PRINCESS FOMONA TO SELECT HER FUTURE HUSBAND! I'M READY MY MAN! HOW MANY PRINCES ARE IN THIS CONTEST? SIX, INCLUDING YOUR HIGHNESS. THEY'RE ALL WAITING AT THE END OF THE HALL. SCORCHY SMITH THE ODD DEFECTS DISCOVERED IN THE FEDOS MILITARY WAR TO TURKEY IS EMBRASSING SCORCHY, MADE AND AMERICA'S SCORCHY SUBJECTS LABOTAGE AND THE YUKISH CHEF MECHANIC... WAY ARE YOU SWEATING? YOU GUARANTEED THESE THREE PLANES WERE AIR-WORTHY ON YOUR LIFE... DIDN'T YOU? SO JUMP INTO A JET SUIT AND WELL BOTH GO UPSTairs TO PROVE WHAT KIND OF MECHANIC YOU ARE! DO TAKE WINE! DICKIE DARE DICKIE RETURNED TO SCHOOL IN TRIUMPH—RUSHED OUT TO THE SAILBOAT RACE—CRASHED INTO ANOTHER BOAT!! OM...GOSH! HEY, ARE YOU ALL RIGHT OVER THERE? SURE...BUT WHY DIDN'T YOU GIVE WAY? I WAS ON THE STARBOARD TACK, I HAD THE RIGHT OF WAY! GEE, I'M SORRY...IT WAS JUST THAT... BETTER EXPLAIN TO THE HEAD HERE COMES THE FLAGSHIP THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY WE CAN JUST IGNORE THEM, MISS Frittle! AREN'T YOU EVEN GOING TO BE SOCIABLE TO AN OLD GRAPPLING PAL LIKE TESS BRAWNEE? OR MAHBE AM INTRODUCTION IS ORDER SINCE YOU SNED THE ROOKIE DONNIKER, HUH! OH DIANA! OH WHAT A GOOD LITTLE GIRL! PID THE GROCER GIVE YOU EVERYTHING THAT I WROTE ON THE NOTE? ONLY THE CARROTS DIDN'T LOOK TOO FRESH- ALPY CHENWATER? PLENTY PETERS!...HE'S ALFY CHENWATER? WAIT ME THAT CROOK DOWN BACK IN THIS TOWN? FIFTEEN YEARS AGO THE JUDGE HOLD THE MOUNTS CROOK NEVER TO GET FROT IN THIS TOWN AGAIN WHAT'S HE DOING BACK HERE. NOW! PLENTY, PETERS!... HE'S APPARENTLY ALWAYS BORNE A GRUDGE AGAINST OUR TOWN...AND YOU, AS THE MAIN TRIAL WITNESS AGAINST HIM...AND HE'S OBVIOUSLY COME BACK TO REPLAY THAT OLD GRUDGE!! RIGHT, PETERS! PETERS SEEMS MORE MAD THAN WORRIED ABOUT THIS SUDden UNPLEASANT DEVELOPMENT!!! THIS GUY ALFY CAN BE A PRETTY, NASTY CHARACTER AS WE REMEMBER HIM! Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA IT'S NOT REVEILLE! THAT BUCLER GO NUTS? ALFRED THOUGHT IT WOULD BE A WELCOME CHANGE TO PLAY ON WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNING" — BUT THE FORGOT HOW IT DOES! MEANWHILE, IN AN ADJOURING ROOM. YOU SIT HERE, POMONA, AND WE'LL BEGIN! DO JUMP INTO A SUIT AND WELL BOTH UPSTAIRS TO PROVE AT KIND OF MECHANIC YOU ARE! DO TAKE WINE! AND LET US REMEMBER MAJOR SOGG, SPEEDING TO THE AIRFIELD CRISIS LUCKY WINNERS—Jean Follman, 8, of 10402 S. Dickel, Anaheand Berl Brown, 14, 6642 Kingman st., Buena Park, were t lucky ticket-holders Friday when W. J. "Pap" Paprocki, centasst, manager of the local J. C. Penney store, held his store's "" acquainted with the kids" bicycle drawing. Elaine and PhylBoettcher of 415 Parkway drew the lucky pasteboards from 14,0 tickets in the basket.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt) Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER WEATHER — Fall. Always a change in the weather when it's football time. NEWSLINES—A 9-year-old lad, Albert Ethorne, accidentally shot Sowder, Sidnam Open Real Estate Office in Anahe Bringing together again for long-time associates in the estate business, Joe Sowder, known Anaheim broker/Claude Sidman, active in real estate business in Anaheim from early '20s to 1941 under the name of Sidnam Realty Co., have opened a partnership office at 10 Clementine st. Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER WEATHER — Fall. Always a change in the weather when it's football time. NEWSLINES—A 9-year-old lad, Albert Ethorne, accidentally shot and killed Mrs. Vera Casey, 32, while being instructed in the art of shooting clay pigeons in Fullerton Saturday. A ruling by County Council Joel Ogle forbids the reading of the Bible in Orange county schools. Schools opened today. All schools throughout the county are expected to show a registration increase. Mrs. Ruth Favour Davis Budd, 66, mother of Screenactress Bette Davis, and Capt. Ortho Budd, 65, a retired army officer, have separated after 16 months of marriage. City Clerk Charlie Griffith requested the board of supervisors to take action against the further development of a slum area on the outer fringe of the city. Raymond ave. has become a "graveyard" for ancient haciendas being moved off the freeway route. ACCIDENTS—There may not have been any Labor Day holiday fatalities on Orange county highways, but there were tragic deaths during the rest of the week: Six fatalities were added to the 1951 total—86 have died so far this year. Raymond Allen, a 4-year-old lad was run over by his father's dump truck; Mrs. Etta Hancock, 74, died from injuries sustained when a streamliner hit the car in which she was riding; Mark Brasch, 23, Oscar Markham, 50, David McCann, 22, and John T. Kelly were the victims of a truck-car accident at San Clemente. Stop! Look! Listen! Think! COURTOPIX—Superior Court Judge Robert Gardner plans to speed up the second trial of Henry Ford McCracken. The prosecution has almost completed its case. The defense will have its inning sometime this week. Troy Proctor, 47-year-old Newport carpenter, will be bound over to superior office in Anaheim. Bringing together again for long-time associates in the estate business, Joe Sowder, known Anaheim broker/Claude Sidman, active in real estate business in Anaheim from early '20s to 1941 under the name of Sidnam Realty Co., have opened a partnership office at 100 Clementine st. Mr. Sidnam says he has watched the progress of his old home town and is impressed with the potentialities of new industrial development in the Anaheim area. It is his conviction that limits the impact of large new payrolls on the city can look forward to confidence to heavily increase business activity. He congratulates city officials, Chamber of Commerce, and various civic leaders whose far-sighted, energetic deavors resulted in obtaining viable industries for this area. Joe Sowder needs no introduction to the citizens of Anaheim. Has an enviable record in the state of Anaheim business property and is always a consistent, diligent worker in civic enterprise and betterment. Both men will be pleased to have their friends and acquaintances call at their place of business at any time. Employers File 146 Requests for Wage Increases Employers in Southern California filed 146 requests for permission to make pay increases under the wage stabilization program during August; according to Charles H. Elrey, field office supervisor for the U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Administration. Elrey ruled that 31 cases required approval of the Wage Stabilization Permissible under existing regulations. A total of 43 additional cases were referred to the Board for decision, he said at his head. COURTOPIX—Superior Court Judge Robert Gardner plans to speed up the second trial of Henry Ford McCracken. The prosecution has almost completed its case. The defense will have its inning sometime this week... Troy Proctor, 47-year-old Newport carpenter, will be bound over to superior court for trial on the charge that he murdered his common-law wife, Dorothy Schindler, 37. Aug. 24. The woman died after an alleged beating. SPORTOPIX — Joe Rodgers' Long Beach Nitehawks came off second best in the World Softball tournament. Reason: Big LeRoy Zimmerman, former National niteball league gunner... Chiksan Co. was in the thick of the Industrial championship tourney at Fort Wayne, Ind. ... Football practice will get under way in full swing in Orange county schools this week. Watch Clare Van Hoorebeke's Colonists... And that ex-Anahelmer, Bill Cook, is set to do things at Santa Ana Jaysee... TRANSITION — Wedding bells rang for Anaheimers during the past week... Joe de Seiguers and Gertrude Frischbeck got a license... So did Allen Snodker and Helen Miller... Modesto Vasques and Anita Gonzales are building themselves a home... Henry Coleman and Jan Fisher are honeymooners... Rodger Bordelman and Gretchen Varner are among Eat More California Oranges the newlyweds... Death took the day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Nava at the hospital when he was born... James Jordan, an Anahelmer for ten years passed to his eternal reward last week... Births registered during the week include a baby girl for the Arthur Millers... A son for the Frank Zampinos... the Clifton Harries... the August Colley and the Alfonso Godines... NITECAPSULE — Most her pecked gentlemen if they had their lives to live over again would be big, bad wolves... 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The Divisions act as agents for the board and are asked to make rulings on pro-pay increases. More California Oranges Death took the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steava at the hospital where born... James Jordan, 63, helmer for ten years passed eternal reward last week registered during the include a baby girl for the Millers... A son for the Zamploes... the Clifton... the August Colleys Alfonso Godines... CAPSULE — Most hen-gentlemen if they had their live over again would be wolves... They think!