anaheim-gazette 1952-01-04

HOW SWEET TO SEE ROSY TAKING A LITTLE WALK WITH ALFRED! LET'S GO ON THE HORSEY GO-ROUND, UNCLE ALFRED! SPECIAL ADULTS FREE TODAY ACC WITH CHILDREN ARE YOU GLORIA, OR STELLA, OR ETHELDRA, OR BELLA, OR...? I'M ASTRA! OAKY, I DON'T BLAME YOU FOR NOT WANTING TO MARRY ANY OF MY SISTERS! THEY... I DON'T WANT TO MARRY ANYBODY! BUT DON'T FORGET I BROUGHT YOU TO THE MOON WHEN YOU WERE STRANDED ON AN ASTERoid! THANKS AGAIN! BUT! ALL SEEMS NORMAL IN THE POWER ROOM! SO WHY IS THE ALARM LIT OVER THE DOOR? THE INTERCOM STATION IN THE POWER ROOM DOESN'T COVER A VIEW OF THE DOOR! I'LL SWITCH IN THE NUMBER ONE ROBOT... IN THE POWER ROOM. SO WHY IS THE ALARM LIT OVER THE POOR I'll SWITCH IN THE NUMBER ONE ROBOT... WE SHALL SAVE "ORDEAL BY SWORD" UNTIL LATER, FOLLOW THE BLACK COUNT, MEN. THIS PASSAGE LEADS INLAND... WE MUST CHECK ON HOW THE TREASURE DIGGERS ARE DOING! A KIND OF HATCH COVER, SIR! IT'S LOOSE IT O'CHEE WEEP POP IN... BETHE'S HERE WITH LANGSDALE!! I'M READY FOR YOUR DECISION, LISA!! 4-YOU'RE ASKING ME TO MARRY YOU? KEEPERS — THAT NEW MATH TEACHER IS REALLY SOMETHING, ISN'T HE? HOW DO YOU MEAN, DIANA? WELL — JUST THIS MORNING HE LOOKED AT ME LIKE I DIDN'T STUDY MY HOMEWORK — IMAGINE!! ON DIANA RIGHT!!! AND ALL BECAUSE SOME DAGGONE GREEN LIGHT GAZELLE* LEAPED RIGHT OUT AS SOON AS THE TRAFFIC LIGHT CHANGED ... COULDN'T WAIT TILL THE CROSS TRAFFIC WAS ALL CLEAR! WES HAS A RIGHT TO BE GOOD AND MAD...THERE'S NO EXCUSE FOR THINGS LIKE THAT! TOO MUCH OF THAT SORT OF THING IS GOING ON THESE DAYS — EVEN IN A SPOT LIKE PETERS CORNERS! Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SPECIAL OUTS FREE TODAY ACC WITH CHILDREN GOODNESS! WHERE CAN THEY BE?! BUT DON'T FORGET I ROUGHT YOU TO THE MOON WHEN OU WERE TRANDED IN AN TEROID! THANKS AGAIN! BUT! AND I KNOW HOW YOU CAN GET BACK TO THE EARTH! SCORCHY!! LOCKED IN THE POWER ROOM! THE PILE HAS KILLED HIM! AN ALTERED ANAHEIM SKYLINE poked into the smudge fill AN ALTERED ANAHEIM SKYLINE poked into the smudge-filled air above the city this morning. The newcomer, taking its place alongside the Essex Wire Corp. stack at right is the Steele Trolleum Co.'s Anaheim Industrial Well No. 1, erected during the past two days. Drilling is expected to start sometime today, according to Steele Co. officials.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt) Anaheim Optimist Club Reviews Past Year, But Eyes Future Programs Anaheim Optimists in their regular Thursday evening meeting held at Mother's Kitchen briefly reviewed the past year's events and enthusiastically discussed achievements yet to be realized as committee chairmen made their first of the year reports. Last year's boys work included the organization of a Cub Scout Pack at Thomas Jefferson School under the leadership of Optimist Scoutmaster Roy Kirk. The Optimist sponsored "Free Throw" tourney played throughout the Christmas holidays is slated to wind up Jan. 8, according to boys' athletic chairman Marvin Mason. Other youth activities carried out under the leadership of Louis Larson, boys work chairman, include the Knot Hole Gang, Soap Box Derby, playground baseball, Optimist Baseball League, deserving youth sent to camp, the Optimist Boys Home, Optimist oratorical contest and the Optimist school safety campaign. Anticipating the final completion of the Optimist Boys clubhouse, this year's expanding program promises to include a new Boy Scout troop, art and craft classes, a Junior Optimist Club and an around the clock schedule of supervised clubhouse activity Dr. Brock Robert, chairman of the Optimist local school trust safety campaign known as "The Brake Is Their Break" report widespread interest by OptiClubs as far south as San Diego and predicts that the program spread throughout Orange and San Diego counties. Sven Berg, in charge of painting tion signs in crosswalks, will ganize a paint crew to renew signs as soon as fair weather forecast. First on this year's agenda already in full swing is the Omnist's membership drive. De- worked out by membership ch- man Dr. C. O. Patterson inc- a chicken or egg contest sl- to conclude Feb. 28, with losers eating eggs. Who co- first, the chicken or the egg, be determined by the tallied tals of team captains Al G- and Louis Larson two mo- from today. On the spot appl- tions were received from R- Ring, representative and dist-utor of the Los Angeles Mir- and a former Illinois Optimist Huff, now associated with Southern County Bank. Robert Hutchison, the eveni program chairman, showed films obtained from the El T Marine Base that were relea- HOMEWORK IMAGINE!! MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U.S. Patent Office ANTicipating the final completion of the Optimist Boys clubhouse, this year's expanding program promises to include a new Boy Scout troop, art and craft classes, a Junior Optimist Club and an around the clock schedule of supervised clubhouse activity formulated to keep youngsters off the streets and out of trouble. Anticipating the final completion of the Optimist Boys clubhouse, this year's expanding program promises to include a new Boy Scout troop, art and craft classes, a Junior Optimist Club and an around the clock schedule of supervised clubhouse activity formulated to keep youngsters off the streets and out of trouble. Robert Hutchison, the evening program chairman, showed films obtained from the El T Marine Base that were released for the first time by the Army public showing. SLICE OF HAM "... AND STAND AT ATTENTION WHEN AN OFFICER IS TALKING!" Local Man in Southern Japan 6122nd AIR BASE WING, Japan—Pfc. David N. Christensen, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Christensen, Rt. 16711 North st., Anaheim, arrived for duty recently at this airlift base in southern Japan. He will serve in an administrative capacity with the FEAF Combat Cargo's 6122nd Air Base Wing, whose C-119 Flying Boxcars and C-54 Skymasters daily fly hundreds of tons of vital cargo to the frontline troops in Korea. ON THE TARGET EAST LANSING, Mich. (P)—He's not playing cupid. That bow and arrow Hugh MacMaster, Michigan State's basketball center, carries around is part of his hobby. He's an ardent archer. Spartan coach Pete Newell credits MacMaster's strong basketball hands to his archery exercises. A graduate of Fullerton high school and a former student of University of Southern California, Christensen arrived in Japan in early December of this year. 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