anaheim-gazette 1951-12-21

THIS IS THE MOUNT ANLSON OBSERVATORY, ALFRED... GOOH I LOOK AT ALL THE SCIENTISTS! SCIENTISTS? OH, NO... THOSE GENTLEMEN ARE... YOU WERE TALKIN' KINDA BIG—LIKE YA WANT TO START SOMETHIN!! I DO! LOOK OVER THERE! I DON'T SEE ANYTHIN! THEN LOOK BACK THIS WAY! BLAP! SEE, THAT ASTERDID IS ECCENTRIC! IT'S CROSSING THE OTHER ORBITS! QUICK, PUT THE COMPUTER ON IT!, PM, CAN YOU FOCUS THAT IN THE BEAM ANALYZER! GOOH! AWFUL LOT OF FLYING JUNK NEAR IT FOR A TRUE READING... SCORCHY SMITH SEE, THAT ASTEROP IS ECCENTRIC! IT'S CROSSING THE OTHER ORBITS. QUICK, PUT THE COMPUTER ON IT! PUM, CAN YOU FOCUS THAT IN THE BEAM ANALYZER! OOGH! AWFUL LOT OF FLYING JUNK NEAR IT FOR A TRUE READING... IT RE PENSI IRON, I LU DICKIE DARK DRAW ANOTHER SLIP, CADET DARE NOW, REMEMBER, FAST, BE DECENT. SIR, IT'S... RICHARD DARE — SIR. CADET ARMSTRONG, YOU'RE AN UPPER CLASSMAN, I LEAVE THE SHIP IN YOUR CARE AYE AYE SIR THAT'S A GOOD QUESTION AND I'LL ANSWER IT/ I'M HIDING FROM A FELLOW NAMED TOM, TIFFANY AND THAT'S ME! OR RATHER, THAT WAS ME WHEN I WAS A FEARLESS CIRCUS ADROBET, BUT I CRACKED!/LOST MY NERVE/DISSEMBLED MY WIFE AND KID... THAT'S RIGHT! LOST MY NERVE/LOST EVERYTHING! NOW, I'LL GET LOST! OH, DIANA YOU'D BETTER STOP EATING NOW, DIANA — SUPPER'S READ ON DIANA SANTA CLAUS! THE BIGGEST ONE I’ve EVER SEEN! WELL PUT LIGHTS ON HIM FOR THE NIGHT TIME!! PETERS HAD NEVER DREAMED OF SUCH A PROJECT WHEN HE STARTED ROLLING THAT LITTLE SNOWBALL! BUT ONE THING HAD LEAD TO ANDOTHER, AND HIM NEVER KNOWING WHEN TO STOP...HE WOUND UP WITH SOMETHING THAT BECAME THE MECCA OF ALL PETERS CORNERS DURING CHRISTMAS SEASON!! #ORRIS 12-21 MR. MURDOCKS SO IMPATIENT NIGHT HE WONT EVEN WAIT Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ANTISTS ? OH, THOSE LEMEN ARE— GATHERING MATERIAL FOR COMIC BOOKS COPYRIGHT THE MACULAE NEWSPAPER EDUCATE Anaheim Gazette by JOHN S. NEUBAUER The Lord will bless his people.—sa. 22:11. CALIFORNIANA — On Dec. 20, 1906, work was begun to close the gap in the Colorado river levee which Charles Rockwood had constructed in October, 1904, to increase the flow of Colorado river water into the Imperial valley, and which, after getting out of control, filled the Salton sea and threatened to inundate the entire valley. The crevasse was sinally closed on Feb. 10, 1907. Eppe Randolph, Tom Hinds and H. T. Cory were engineers in charge of the successful operation. ANAHEIMER OF THE YEAR —If anyone were selecting the outstanding Anaheimer of 1951, no better choice could be made than Adolf Schoeppe, the guiding genius of the Kwikset company. Not only has he devoted himself to the promotion of his industrial enterprise, but he also has CL ANNOUNCEMENTS Season's Greetings Wishing you one and all the best and happiest Christmas ever. Ralph R. Rouland CLASSIFIED MGR. Classified Rate for Anaheim Gazette Anaheim Gazette Shoppe and (minimum 12 words) 1 time 36c 2 times 54c 3 times 72c 4 times 90c 5 times $1.08 Card of Thanks $1.00 In Memorium $1.00 So word last day — 1½ therea. Address, phone number, etc., or situate a word. Minimum char- $c. Deadline for copy corrected or cancellations 9:00 a.m. day publication. We will not be IT READS: MASS: 120 PENSITY: 19.9 COMPO: IRON, NICKEL, STONE! I LIKE IT! IT ARMSTRONG, BE AN UPPER MAN, I LEAVE SHIP IN CARE FINE DAY, HUH, DARE? LOOK AT THAT SKY! I DON'T HAVE TO LOOK UP TO SEE BLUE CADET ARMSTRONG THATS RIGHT! LOST MY NERVE! LOST EVERYTHING! NOW, ILL GET LOST! AS I SAID BEFORE, YOU IMPRESS ME!! MEMO—To Keith Murdock, city manager: "Some of the residents in the southwest area of Anaheim are becoming indignant because of the poor condition of S. Walnut St. south of Manchester Blvd. . . It is the "main artery" in and out of a rather large area and it hasn't been improved or worked on in at least 15 years. Recently, the city painted white stripes in the street—nothing else . . . the large bumpy rough spots still remain." . . Can't Anaheim streets be kept in good repair, Mr. Murdock? Hmm-mm-m? NEWS NUGGETS — Steph Bradford, the civil engineer, is moving his headquarters to Anaheim the first of the year . . . Otto Idso, the packing company manager, has a new suburban home on Acacia St. . . Vic Reudy was planting pansies along the outstanding Anaheimmer of 1851, no better choice could be made than Adolf Schoepe, the guiding genius of the Kwikset company. Not only has he devoted himself to the promotion of his industrial enterprise, but he also has made an outstanding contribution to Anaheim employer-employee relations through a unique profit-sharing plan and many other personal benefits which stemmed from his sincere interest in each member of the Kwikset team, rather than outside prodding. Adolf Schoepe, likewise, has devoted his time unselfishly to civic projects. As president of the Chamber of Commerce, he has worked unceasingly to bring additional payrolls, prosperity and the good things of life, to Anaheim. He and the Kwikset team have taken an active part in community service. It was through Adolf Schoepe that the youth of Anaheim obtained the old La Palma school as a recreation center. Truly, Adolf Schoepe is the Anahelmer of the Year. No other single individual during 1951 has contributed so much to the betterment of the community than he. Large Aircraft Reported Down In Mountains NEWHALL, Calif. (P)—Rep of a big plane's crash in the aged Tehachapi mountains ground and air searchers into area today, but they couldn't the supposed wreckage. Los Angeles and Kern co-sheriff's offices received acco from residents of Gorman Frazier mountain districts, where the two counties join, plane trailing fire as it cross 8000-foot Frazier mountain. First reports identified it as Air Force C-46. The Air Force such a plane en route for Bakersfield to Albuquerque, N.M., but quickly determined that was safe. Then the sheriff's office received a report that a 6 commercial airliner had crashed. Its information, a recheck developed, apparently came from the same source as the origin. Despite indications that my rooming rumors had caused flurry of calls, sheriff's place from both counties and the Sea Rescue Service at March Base sent planes up to circle area, and experienced mountain rescue crews were assembled a ground search. Steel Labor Case Goes to Truman MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U.S. Patent Office NEWS NUGGETS — Steph Bradford, the civil engineer, is moving his headquarters to Anaheim the first of the year... Otto Idso, the packing company manager, has a new suburban home on Acacia St... Vlc Reudy was planting pansies along the borders of the City park walks when the statue of Madame Helene Modjeska was dedicated as a memento to Anaheim's cultural past. Ralph Modjeska, the Santa Ana architect, was attending Fullerton college at the time, and took part in the dedication of the monument to the memory of his grandmother... That's the monument Waldo Hunter referred to in his col'm t'other night... Al Koenig has passed another of Life's milestones. He's in his eighty-second year... Tony Padilla, the good natured builder, is an Anaheimer who can appreciate a joke—even if it's on him. BREAK—T. N. (Brick) Gaines got himself a break when he was promoted to managing editor of one of his boss' (Holles) newspapers. He has been newspapering in and around Orange county since 1924. His brother, Dick Gaines, the sign painter, became a newspaper success almost over night He married the publisher's daughter. NITECAPSULE — True love, they say, never runs smoothly—it stops and parks! The University of Arizona scored a 167-0 victory over Camp Harry Jones during the 1926 football season. Steel Labor Case Goes to Truman In Deadlock WASHINGTON (UP)—Steel labor negotiations collapsed today after the dispute was referred to President Truman as being in a complete deadlock. Cyrus S. Ching, federal mediation service director, ended his forts to negotiate a settlement. He told reporters he was saying the case to the White House as hopeless—leaving it up to president to decide on the next step to try to avert a threat to New Years' Day strike in vital steel industry. Mr. Truman apparently has no courses to take. One is to invoke the Taft-Hazley Act, with its provisions set an 80-day court injunction prohibiting a walkout. This, however, would probably shelve the unsettled steel dispute until March, with the possibility that John L. Lewis may be threatening a nation-wide coal strike then. His second course would be refer the steel crisis to the W.W. Stabilization board for a recommended settlement. However, it was considered highly unlikely the board could complete this process before President Philip Murray's January strike deadline. Remember Speed Kills! CLASSIFIED INNOUNCEMENTS Season's Greetings Wishing you one and all the best and happiest Christmas ever. Ralph R. Rouland CLASSIFIED MGR. Classified Rates for Anaheim Gazette Anaheim Gazette Shopper and (minimum 12 words) 1 time $36c 2 times $54c 3 times $72c 4 times $90c 5 times $1.08 Card of Thanks $1.00 In Memorium $1.00 ANNOUNCEMENTS LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone Fullerton 158 Res. Anaheim 2911 Death Notices FOSTER, LENA W.— of 353 B. Lemon, died Dec. 19, 1951, aged 78 years. Survived by one daughter, one grandchild, Funeral service at Iliqua, Campbell and Kaulibars, Saturday 2 p.m. Interment Fairhaven cemetery. Florists Floral arrangements by Fred's HOUSE OF FLOWERS 273 E. Center Ph. 5772 Nursery Stock FUCHSIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTT'S NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 5450 We give & redeem Gold Bond Stamps Funeral Directors HILGENEELD MORTUARY Funeral Courteous Service Used Cars for Sale CONE BROS. and EMPLOYEES Wish you One and All a Very Merry Christmas and the Best of New Year's '50 CHEV. Fleetline 4 dr.; sedan. light green color. very clean.....$1545 '50 STUDE 4 dr.; sedan. Reg. dix. overdrive. R&H. Very clean.....$1595 '49 CHEV. Deluxe 2 door sedan. New seat covers. A buy at.....$1395 '48 PLY. Deluxe 4 dr.; sedan. Seat covers. A very clean car at.....$1095 '48 BUICK and (minimum 12 words) 1 time 36c 2 times 54c 3 times 72c 4 times 90c 5 times 1.08 Card of Thanks $1.00 In Memorium $1.00 word 1st day — ½ thereafter address, phone number, etc., constitute a word. Minimum charge Deadline for copy, corrections cancellations 9:00 a.m., day of publication. We will not be re-enable for more than one incorr-insertion of any advertise-ordered for more than one. We reserve the right to add-in full, any error, by a correctification of the advertisement. Phone 2206 for Results Gorge Aircraft Reported Down Mountains EWHALL, Calif. (P)—Reports big plane's crash in the rugTehachapi mountains sent and air searchers into the today, but they couldn't find supposed wreckage. S Angeles and Kern countyiff's offices received accounts residents of Gorman and other mountain districts, near the two counties join, of a trailing fire as it crossed foot Frazier mountain. Most reports identified it as an Force C-46. The Air Force had a plane en route from Warsfield to Albuquerque, N.M., quickly determined that it safe. Then the sheriff's office received a report that a DC-commercial airliner had crash-s information, a recheck deed, apparently came from same source as the original. spite indications that mushing rumors had caused the calls, sheriff's planes both counties and the Air Rescue Service at March Air sent planes up to circle the and experienced mountain crews were assembled for round search. Steel Labor Case Goes to Truman Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTT'S NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 5450 We give & redeem Gold Bond Stamps Funeral Directors HILGENFELD MORTUARY National Courtesey Service 120 E. Broadwau. Anaheim PHONE 4105 BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone 3209 251 N. Lemon Personals-Spec. Notices WEDDING, professional and business stationery, printed or engraved. Anaheim Gazette, 259 E. Center. Phone 2206. Oven Fresh & Delicious Special attention given to all your family bakery needs. Open evening's for your convenience. 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