anaheim-gazette 1952-01-02

MY COUSIN ROSY WILL BE HERE ANY MINUTE... SHE'S SUCH A CUTE LITTLE BRUNETTE! DING DING COPYRIGHT 1934 MCLURE NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE MURDOCK, DEAR, SIT CLOSE TO ME--THE EARTHLIGHT MAKES ME FEEL SO ROMANTIC! MOTHER!-- HAVE YOU SEEN OAKY DOAKS? NO, GLORIA! BUT WHY ARE YOU GIRLS RUNNING IN ALL DIRECTIONS? I'LL GET OUR GUEST ON THE INTERCOM...SEE IF SCORCHY NEEDS ANYTHING! I WANT OUR FIRST EARTHMAN TO LIKE OUR ASTAR HOSPITALITY!... ODD! HIS BOOM LOOKS EMPTY!?! SO THIS... IS ASTAR... HOSPI TALITY! UNH! ON THE INTERCOM...SEE IF SCORCHY NEEDS ANYTHING! ASTAR HOSPITALITY! ODD! HIS ROOM LOOKS EMPTY! HOSPITALITY! UNH! DICKIE DARE HEY, A LIGHT SNAPPED ON... AND THAT DOOR'S OPENING IT'LL BE THE GUY WHO DRAGGED US DOWN HERE! LET'S JUMP THAT BLANKETY-BLAK... AND—... ER, WOW! YOU ARE VERY WELCOME YOUNG GENTLEMEN BLACK COUNT IS PL TO HAVE COMPAN HIS LONG RETRE ADV. OF PATSY YOUVE HAD ENOUGH ROTTEN LUCK, LISA...SINCE YOUR HUSBAND PULLED HIS COMMAND STUNT OF DESERTING YOU! MR. LANGSDALE NOTHING YOU CAN SAY WILL TURN ME AGAINST TONY! NOTHING... DON'T LOOK AT M-ME LIKE THAT! OH, DIANA! HI, DIANA! HOW WAS YOUR DATE WITH HARRY LAST NIGHT? DID YOU HAVE FUN? DID WE!!! NEVER IN MY WHOLE LIFE HAVE I EVER HAD SO MUCH FUN! IT WOULD TAKE HOURS TO TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT! THE THEATRE, DINNER, DANCING, ETC--ETC--OHH-H-H-H! IT WAS SUCH A THRILLING EVENING! OH, DIANA DID WE!!! TAKE HOURS TO TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT! SUCH A THRILLING EVENING! WES... WHAT ON EARTH HAPPENED TO YOU? YOU LOOK LIKE YOU'D GOTTEN INTO A RUCKUS WITH A TIGER AROUND MEAL TIME!! WORSE'N THAT!! 1 TANGLED WITH ONE O' THEM CONFOLDED HIGHWAY HYENAS! PETERS WASN'T QUITE SURE WHAT HE MEANT, BUT HE FIGURED IT MUST HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH SOMETHING WILD ON THE HIGHWAY!! 1-2 MORRIS AP Newsletters MY DEAR, YOU CAN'T TAKE HERE WE HAVE INFLATION California Women Out-Number State's Men, Industrial Relations Man Reports Any California male who congratulates himself as one of the male population which has the upper hand over the female population is dreaming. Number-wise, the California male is a has-been according to Paul Scharrenberg, director of Industrial Relations for the California State Department of Industrial Relations. Scharrenberg presented the following year-end report on the advance of California women, especially wage earners: At one time California had considerably more men than women. In 1390 there were only 73 women for every 100 men. By 1910 this situation had improved somewhat. In that year there were 80 women for every 100 men. By 1920 the ratio had increased 89 to 100. In 1940 there were 96 to 100. Now the situation has been reversed and for the first time we have more women in the California population than men. At present, there are 103 women for every 100 men. More women were employed in California during 1950 than at any time in the entire history of the state. In October 1951 an all-time high of 1,464,000 women was reached. This figure included self-employed persons as well as wage and salary workers and was about 2½ times the April 1940 female workforce of 656,000. It is particularly significant that the number of employed women in California increased 120 percent since 1940 compared with a population increase of around 60 per cent. Albert Marcoux, Jr. Member of Murrelet Serving aboard the minesweeper USS Murrelet in the Far East is Albert A. Marcoux, Jr., hospital corpsman, first class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Marcoux of 311 N. Pine st., Anaheim, and husband of Mrs. Alice Marcoux of 849 Orange ave., Long Beach. Marcpux entered the Naval service in April, 1942. Since her arrival in the Far Eastern area, the Murrelet has been actively engaged in mine-sweeping operations and in the blockade of the North Korean coast line. The Murrelet is now operating in the Hungnam-Songjin-Chongjin area. NEW BED COMPANION FOR PIPE SMOKERS LONDON (UP) — You smokers can take your pipe to bed if you want—and without any danger of setting the place on fire. This is the claim of a London pipe manufacturer whose new "Hurricane" pipe is equipped with a plastic cap. The cap pivots for tobacco lighting and prevents ashes being blown about by the wind or clothing being burned by lighted tobacco. The cap has six holes which allow air to penetrate into the pipe bowl. OVER THE POWER ROOM DOOR!! HAS EATEN THE INSULATION! ANOTHER SHORT CIRCUIT! YOU ARE VERY WELCOME, YOUNG GENTLEMEN! THE BLACK COUNT IS PLEASED TO HAVE COMPANY IN HIS LONELY RETREAT YEA! FLOOR SHOW! ONLY IT WAS TOO BAD I HAD TO SPEND IT WITH HARRY... time high of 1,464,000 women was reached. This figure included self-employed persons as well as wage and salary workers and was about 2½ times the April 1940 female work force of 656,000. It is particularly significant that the number of employed women in California increased 120 percent since 1940 compared with a population increase of around 60 per cent. SLICE OF HAM SUPPLY DEPOT "I KNEW THIS PACK FELT LIGHT. THERE'S NO TOOTHBRUSH ON THE LIST." TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U.S. Patent Office YOU CAN'T TAKE HER AT FACE VALUE REMEMBER WE HAVE INFATION! TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 Unprocessed 4 Steal in 9 Except 12 Turkish title 13 Insect in its earliest stages 14 Wood sorrel 15 Upright 18 Farm animal 19 Ocean route 20 Conducts 24 Press 27 Counter 28 Pinnacle 29 Reserve fund 30 Measure 31 Exempts Print capture (chanel) 33 Degree 34 Group of related things 36 Can 37 Cover 38 Expression of regret 39 Position 41 Needle bug 43 Cap 44 The weather man 50 Resentment 51 Drain 52 Cask 53 Fuel 54 Serfs 58 Complete writings VERTICAL 1 Signal 2 Generation 3 Reservation used for the breeding of small animals 4 Virgin's bower, a vine 5 Made haste 6 Designating a shrew 7 Moral depravity 8 So, Am. rodent 9 Spanish dance Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: PLEASE SHE STAB LEAP CAW ORLE ANTIDOTE FATE TESTATE MANOR ORT PASS ELEMENT MAY FOG SALE DIE LENA EP I TOM WIRES QUET MAB CAUSE RACEMES OPAN PERORATE ESTE ALI AMOA DEER DYE LENT 10 Genus of the fiddler crabs 11 Pitch 16 Normal value Working groups 20 That which is final 21 Part of a door 22 Old weight for wool 23 One of the Musses 25 Path 26 In distress 29 Lawmakers 31 Pricion match 32 A twitching 35 City on the Loire River 37 Confines 39 Household poke 40 Stave of a cask 42 Asume an attitude 44 Marble in the game of ringer* 45 Time 46 Admit 47 Shattered 48 Seek Justice 49 Explosive RADIO WEDNESDAY P. 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M. klac-Al Jarvis kPI-Welcome Travelers kmc-i Jews, J.Grant khj-club 630 keca-Vallant Lady kwb-Peter Potter khx-Anthur Godfrey kFac-Opera 3:15 kEca-Marriage for 2 3:30 ki-Aunt Mary kEca-Mary Marlin kwb-Potter 3:45 ki-Dr. Paul. kmc-liberty Ja'aboree keca-Ted Malone khj-Lynn & Hillywood. kwb-Potter Potter 4:00 P. M. klac-News, Sports kFI-Life Beautifulu! kmc-i News, Heningway. kmc-twilight Tales. knx-Jack Owens. 4:50 kFI-B.Wheeler. kmc-maria Willis. kwb-Curt Massey. keca-Jon & Sparky. kwb-Red Rowe. 4:45 klac-Race Roundup. keca-Mark Trail. khj-News. knx-Hawthorne's Mall Bar. (C) - 1982 by UniversalRadio Features Synd... Tom E. Danson. Genus of the fiddler crabs Pitch In distress Lawmakers Friction match A twitching City on the Loire River Confines Household gods Stave of a cask Assume an attitude Marble in the game of ringer Time Admit Sheltered Seek Justice Explosive