anaheim-gazette 1951-10-08

ALFRED GEE, DON'T YOU WISH WE COULD RIDE IN THAT BUS! SEE MANILA $1 KIDS 50¢ THANKS, MISTER! CARL RYMOND JUN MASKAY 10-7 SEE MANILA $1 OAKY DOAKS OAKY GAVE KING FATSO THE BOX OF TAFFY, BUT QUEEN BURPIE ROOK IT AWAY FROM HIM... GIVE IT BACK! KING CORNY SENT IT TO ME! BUT, FATSO! KING CORNY IS OUR ENEMY! AND I'M EATING IT TO MAKE SURE YOU WON'T BE POISONED! BUT I TASTED THAT TAFFY AND I FOUND OUT IT AIN'T POISONED! YE'RE RIGHT, FATSO...IT DEE-LICIOU SCORCHY SMITH ATT THE ISTANBUL FAIRFIELD, THE CHIEF MECHANIC WON'T BE QUIZZED FOR THE P-80 SABOTAGE... HE GOT BURNED UP IN A MYSTERY FIRE AND SCORCHY NOW HOW DO WE ADD THESE UP, MAJOR? SEEMS THE CHIEF MECH BROKE THE RULES SMOKING A COSTLY CIGar HE COULDN'T APPORD... SCORCHY SMITH AT THE ISTANBUL AIRFIELD, THE CHIEF MECHANIC WON'T BE QUIZZED FOR THE P-80 SABOTAGE... HE GOT BURNED UP IN A MYSTERY FIRE AND SCORCHY IS SLEUTHING THE CLUES... NOW HOW DO WE ADD THESE UP, MAJOR? SEEMS THE CHIEF MECHANIC SMOKING A COSTLY CLEAR HE COULDN'T APPEAR... DICKIE DARE SO YOUR HEART WAS BUSTED BECAUSE OF IDA...AND YOUR BOAT WAS SINKING AND YOUR PUMP DON'T WORK ...AND WITH NO ROW BOAT, DARK COMING ON, WIND PIPING UP...WELL, WHAT DO YOU FIGURE HAPPENED THAT NIGHT BACK IN 1925? I FIGURE THAT JUST AS YOU WERE BUSY KISSING YOURSELF GOODBYE, A BRIGHT LIGHT WINKED AT YOU! THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY SHUT UP CREEP! STICK TO BEING A SMART OPERATOR, "MASHER!" INOU DEFINITE! AIN'T THE ROMEO TYPE! AT THE TV STUDIO OH, DIANA! KNOCK KNOCK WELL! WELL!! BILL COO COME RIGHT GLAD TO KNOCK KNOCK GOSH, IT WAS SUKE GREAT THE WAY PETERS TOOK THE BULL BY THE HORNS AND WENT RIGHT TO THE GOVERNOR TO GET THAT RESERVOIR. SITUATION SETTLED ONCE, AND FOR ALL! YEAH! THIS TOWN OWES A LOT TO PETERS! YA KNOW WE OUGHTA ALL DO SOMETHIN' NICE FOR HIM TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION FOR THE THINGS HE'S DONE! ON THE OTHER HAND, THERE'S SOME FOLKS I' LIKE TO PAY HIM BACK FOR SOME O' THE THINGS HE'S DONE. HE MAY HAVE BEEN A PAIN IN THE NECK TO A LOT OF PEOPLE AT TIMES, BUT NOBODY CAN DENY THAT WHEN THINGS HAD TO BE DONE IN TOWN IT WAS USUALLY PETERS WHO GOT THEM DONE! IT WOULD BE A NICE GESTURE TO GIVE HIM SOME SORT OF RECOGNITION. Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Senator Nixon Claims Boyle Un-useful Now WASHINGTON (UP)—Calls for the resignations of the chairmen of the Democratic and Republican national committees came yesterday from Americans for Democratic action (ADA) and from Senator Nixon (R-Calif.). Nixon and the ADA, not often in agreement, used similar arguments in declaring that William M. Boyle, Jr., the Democrat, and Guy G. Gabrelson, the Republican, should step out. Nixon is a member of the Senate investigations subcommittee which last week wound up hearings into the relations of both party chieftains with the Reconstruction Finance corporation. Both men denied any wrongdoing, both said they were only doing their duty, and neither indicated any intention of resigning. Nixon said both Boyle and Gabrelson have lost their usefulness, although he declared the Senate investigations had turned up "no evidence of illegality or moral turpitude" in the actions of either. The basic issue, he said, "is whether a high official of the national committee of either major political party should be in a position where he can profit financially from the influence he may be able to exert with government." Lady Poet-Hurley Regales Optimism Poet and humorist, Mrs. Jacobsen, regaled the crowd and their guests of the Thursday night at the Ladies' Night dinner. Miss Jacobsen recited her which has appeared in many magazines, such as the day Evening Post. One of his articles was the revealing The Half Shell", or "Better Half Win", written Richard Armour and Minneen in collaboration and appeared in "Postscripts Post." As one person congratulated "She's a little like Salva but more sane." Also introduced at the by the Master of Ceremonies May, were two special guest Williams of San Diego district Optimist Lt. and George Tucker, deputy district governor, whom gave brief talks. EMS THE CHIEF CH BROKE THE ES SMOKING A TLY CIGAR HE DON'T APPORD... EMS THE CHIEF CH BROKE THE ES SMOKING A TLY CLEAR HE DON'T APPARE. SO SOMEONE GAVE IT TO HUM! BUT THIS CLUE ISN'T COMPLETE...WE'VE GOTTA KEEP LOOKING! I FIGURE THAT JUST AS YOU WERE BUSY KISSING YOURSELF GOODBYE, A BRIGHT LIGHT WINKED AT YOU! HEY, IT'S A LIGHTHOUSE! MAYBE DAWY JONES WILL GIVE ME A SALT WATER CHECK ON THAT DINNER DATE THE TV STUDIO REMEMBER, PATSY WHILE FITTLE AND I ARE OUT, KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT FOR THIS GUY "MASHER" TO MAKE A RETURNVISIT! BILL COOK! WHAT A SURPRISE! COME RIGHT IN! WILL DIANA BE GLAD TO SEE YOU!!! ness, although he declared the Senate investigations had turned up "no evidence of illegality or moral turpitude" in the actions of either. The basic issue, he said, "is whether a high official of the national committee of either major political party should be in a position where he can profit financially from the influence he may be able to exert with government agencies." Gabrielson's effectiveness as GOP chairman, Nixon continued, has been "irreparably damaged" SLICE OF HAM COMMANDING OFFICER E TO BASE CENSOR 6-2 SEC. "WHO CENSORED MY PAPER!!" TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE BILL COOK! WHAT A SURPRISE! COME RIGHT IN! WILL DIANA BE GLAD TO SEE YOU!!! JAY ALANTHEY AREN'T EXACTLY SPOTS BEFORE MY EYES, THEY RE DOLLAR SIGNS!! TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 Study subjects 5 Salamander 8 Prepare for examination 12 Chipp 13 Swall of the beech 14 Healthy 15 Omnibus 17 Fall to use 22 Side dish 18 Charge with gas 21 Detail 23 Part of a train 24 Excolt 27 Tone down 31 Object 32 American halter-breed 33 Cut 34 Explosive shells thrown by hand 36 Domestic fire 37 Hank of twine 39 Bird 40 Tool with cutting edge 43 Knava 47 Term of re-proach 48 Signity 50 Winged 51 Hostile army 52 Supreme duty of the Nippon pantheon 53 Interest-bearing certificate 54 Blunder 55 Examination VERTICAL 1 Part of a church 2 Check 3 Temporary dwelling 4 Enterprise 5 Hold in respect Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: BLIFE FEY ZAP XR EURE Y L BRUN U ABARAT I EMPAKE BOERN PLVER DEA OLL RAID OOUGAB OOA ANDERNA GUESBER KAS ANDEME SOOOS EM JRB FISDLE DRY YRL ACADED EOGSTZE GOADED 6 Charge 7 Book palm 8 Adapted to sung in chorus 9 New Zealand nyrtle 10 Come to rhyme 11 To aguilal group 20 Shields 22 Particles 24 Exhaust 25 Norse goddess pertaining this continent 28 Alliment 29 Rocky crane Sheep Ruff 35 A mutation organ step Qua look token 38 Slamese measure Sign of the zodiac 41 Nimbus Colophraph India Mimajayan monkhood A seasae Conjunction Lady Poet-Humorist Regales Optimists Poet and humorist Miss Ethel Jacobsen, regaled the Optimist's and their guests of the fairer sex Thursday night at the Optimist Ladies' Night dinner. Miss Jacobsen recited her poetry which has appeared in many leading magazines, such as the Saturday Evening Post. One of the vehicles was the revealing "Sex On The Half Shell" or "May The Better Half Win", written by Richard Armour and Miss Jacobsen in collaboration and which appeared in "Postscripts" in the Post. As one person commented, "She's a little like Salvador Dali, but more sane." Also introduced at the meeting by the Master of Ceremonies, Don May, were two special guests, Dudley Williams of San Diego, 14th district Optimist Lt. Governor and George Tucker, Optimist deputy district governor, both of whom gave brief talks. because the charges against him will constantly be used to camouflage and confuse the issues and to protect those who are really guilty of corruption in high places in the government." ADA is a political organization which includes many adherents of the old New Deal and of President Truman's "Fair Deal" program. It said of Boyle and Garielson: "Though they may have stayed within a strict reading of the law, they have unquestionably contributed to the success of the program." TELEVISION Monday, Oct. 8 5:00 P.M. KTSL (2) - Tale Comics KNBH (6) - Kukla, Fran, Ohle KTLA (5) - Playcrafts KECA (7) - Foreman Philips KHI (9) - Film KTTV (11) - Classified Column KLAC (13) - Al Jarls 5:15 KHJ (9) - Comedy Time KTTV (11) - Range Rider KLAC (13) - Hitch Post, Quitawawa 6:30 KTSL (2) - A Godfrey KNBH (4) - Howdy Doody KTLA (5) - Cowboy Trolls KHI (8) - TV Univ. 8:00 P.M. KTSL (2) - Jim, Phantom Ship" KNBH (4) - Comedy Club KHI (9) - News KTTV (11) - News 6:15 KTTV (11) - Kav Mulvey KLAC (13) - Willie Wonderful 8:25 KHJ (9) - Film, "Pardon My Gun" 6:30 KNBH (4) - Film KECA (7) - Space Cadet KTLA (5) - Beanie Time KTTV (11) - Cab, Video KLAC (13) - Clete Roberts 8:45 KNBH (4) - Kolley and Moran KECA (7) - Soace Patrol KTLA (5) - Handy Hints KLAC (13) - Sam Balter 7:00 P.M. 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