anaheim-gazette 1951-10-31

ALFRED IT BEING HALLOWEEN, ALFRED ARMED IF HE COULD SIT UP READING GHOST STORES UNTIL MIDNIGHT... I SAYS, SURE, BUT ALL LIGHTS GO OUT AT TAPS, SAME AS USUAL. --AND NO FLASH-LIGHTS ALLOWED! OAKY DOAKS IT'S AFTER DINNER IN THE ROYAL CASTLE, AND PRINCESS POMONA AND OAKY HAVE FORGOTTEN THEIR RECENT SPAT... I LIKED YOU IN YOUR AMBASSADOR SUIT, OAKY BUT I LOVE YOU IN YOUR ARMOR! GEE, THANKS! I MADE MY ARMOR, MYSELF OUT OF A TIN ROOF! NOW I BETTER SAY GOODNIGHT. PLEASE DON'T GO! STAY, AND WHISPER SWEET NOTHINGS IN MY EAR! GOSH, ALL HEMLOCK, POMONA! I DON'T BELIEVE IN WHISPERING! SCORCHY SMITH SURE NUFF THAT SPY'S HEADING FOR RUSSIA... ENGINE NEAR FLUGHT TEMPERATURE, SIR. AND AT 350 M.P.H., HE'LL BE THERE IN 15 MINUTES! SCORCHY SMITH SURE NUFF THAT SPY'S HEADING FOR RUSSIA! ENGINE NEAR FLIGHT TEMPERATURE, SIR! AND AT 350 M.P.H., HE'LL BE THERE IN 15 MINUTES! DICKIE DARE WU-WU, NOW... KING OF A SOUTH SEA ISLAND!! YOU MADE IT! NOT IN A POLITICAL SENSE, BUT IN EVERY OTHER WAY! YES, I FOUND MY ISLAND, IRAN SIX BOATS AND A STRING OF HOTELS. THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY GO AHEAD WITH THE BABY-SITTER IDEA; I THINK PATSY WILL LOVE IT! MISTER BLOCK! I DO NOT LOVE THE IDEA OF HAVING A BABY-SITTER EVEN ON A TELEVISION SHOW! I'M OLD TOO OLD FOR! OH, DIANA! AND FOR THE LAST WEEK NON, I'VE BEEN TAKING A COLD SHOWER EVERY MORNING BEFORE BREAKFAST. PUT ER THERE TUBBY! I'VE BEEN TAKING A COLD SHOWER EVERY MORNING FOR YEARS! GEE! DO YOU LIKE EM TOO, MR DEAN? AND FOR THE LAST WEEK NOW, I'VE BEEN TAKING A COLD SHOWER EVERY MORNING BEFORE BREAKFAST— PUT ER THERE, TUBBY! I'VE BEEN TAKING A COLD SHOWER EVERY MORNING FOR YEARS! GEE! DO YOU LIKE 'EM TOO, MR. DEAN? - AND THIS AIN'T NO HALLOWEEN PRANK, NO TRICK OR TREAT, PETERS, WE'RE PRESENTING YOU WITH THIS HERE BEAUTIFUL GOLD WATCH ENGRAVED TO "PETERS CORNERS NO.1 CITIZEN" -HERE TIS, AND IT GIVES US GREAT PLEASURE! AW. GAWSH! THANKS! THE CLIMAX OF THE PETERS DAY CELEBRATION WAS A HALLOWEEN COSTUME, AFFAIR WHICH PASSED FOR A RALCLOUS OCCASION IN THESE PARTS! FRUIT PUNCH, FLOWED LIKE WATER (AND IT TASTED LIKE WATER) BUT IT HAS A GREAT DAY FOR PETERS, BEING PUBLICLY DECLARED A MONDAY. JAY ALANI DON'T KNOW WHAT TO COAST HOOK-UP AND IVE 4 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Tito Willing but Not Ready to Join Atlantic Treaty BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP)—Premier Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia declared today he is willing to cooperate with—but not to join—the Atlantic Pact, and said the West could count on him as a friend in the event of World War III. Tito, wearing his marshal's uniform, met with 125 foreign and local newspapers in a four hour news conference, his largest and longest since becoming chief of state, and answered a barrage of questions. These were some of his answers: He hopes for better relations soon with Italy and Greece. He supports the rearmament of Western Germany. He warned repeatedly that there is danger of war, but said the people should "not despair" of preventing it. He felt that the future of strategic Trieste on the Adriatic "probably will be discussed directly, very soon, between Yugoslavia and Italy." Speaking in Serbian through translators, Tito told the reporters the Atlantic pact was "a logical consequence of Soviet policy." As a result of that Russian policy, he added that there could be no neutrality on the part of a European country in the event of World War III. "On all questions of economic and cultural relations, on all questions of international affairs that do not conflict with Yugoslavia, we will be willing to work with the countries of the Pact," Tito said, but UNLESS I CAN OVERTAKE HUM AT 600!! THERE'S "KING TED" — THE MAN SUPPOSED TO HAVE EVERYTHING BUT HE'S HOLDING A SWATTER—MUST BE A FLY SOMEWHERE! MISTER BLOCK! I DO NOT LOVE THE IDEA OF MAKING BABY-SITTER EVEN IN A TELEVISION SHOW! KIM WOOD FOR YOU'VE GOT THE WRONG SLANT PATCH!!! YOU'RE GOING TO BE THE BABY-SITTER! EN TAKING A POWER EVERY YEARS! GEE! DO YOU LIKE EM TOO, MR DEAN? NO — DIANA GETS UP FIRST. Speaking in Serbian through translators, Tito told the reporters the Atlantic pact was "a logical consequence of Soviet policy." As a result of that Russian policy, he added that there could be no neutrality on the part of a European country in the event of World War III. "On all questions of economic and cultural relations, on all questions of international affairs that do not conflict with Yugoslavia, we will be willing to with the countries of the Pact," Tito said, but plain he would not join SLICE OF HAM "I KNOW IT'S YOU BUCKLEY, BACK TO KPI" TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZ EN TAKING A POWER EVERY YEARS! GEE! DO YOU LIKE YEA TOO, MR. DEAN? 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Am balaam Shout out acclaim Without stopping Repose Resin Greek Traffic Deaths Near One Million For Current Year CHICAGO (AP)—Traffic deaths on the nation's highways are mounting as expected, toward the one million mark, the National Safety Council said today. The council announced the total number of deaths for the first nine months of this year — 26,630 — which pushed the grand total since the advent of the automobile "well past 990,000." That leaves less than 10,000 to go before the millionth traffic death is recorded. The council said its earlier estimate that the millionth fatality would occur during the third week of December was unchanged by the latest figures. September alone accounted for 3,650 persons killed in traffic accidents. A factor in this total—the highest for any month since September, 1941—was the highest Labor Day traffic death toll on record. The nine-month total of 26,630 was eight per cent higher than for the same period in 1950. "Eight months ago, when we first announced the probable date of the millionth death, there was time to do something about it," Ned H. Dearborn, Safety Council president said. "Now the time for effective action has passed." we will be willing to cooperate with the countries of the Atlantic Pact." Tito said, but he made it clear WE WILL BE WILLING TO COOPERATE WITH THE COUNTRIES OF THE ATLANTIC PACT," Tito said, but he made it plain he would not join the pact. TELEVISION Wednesday, Oct 31 5:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Ghost Riders KNBH (4)—Kulka, Pran, Olle KTLA (5)—Playcrafters KECA (7)—Roseco Ates KJJ (9)—Film KTTV (11)—Range Rider KLAC (13)—Al Jarvis 5:15 KHJ (9)—World of Shops KLAC (13)—Hitching Post, "Ghost Town" 5:30 KNBH (4)—Hodwy Doody KTLA (5)—Cowboy Trolls KHJ (9)—TV University KTTV (11)—Cap. Video 6:00 P.M. 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