anaheim-gazette 1952-01-10

SANTA ANITA RACE TRACK ALFRED GOSH! THAT COW IS EATING ROCKS! THAT'S WHY SHE'S STONE DEAF! BUT SHE CAN SEE US! AND SHE'S COMING THIS WAY! OAKY DOAKS CRUNCH! SCORCHY SMITH STERN JETS FULL THRUST! COURSE: 30° VERTICAL! OOGH! SH-SHIP CLEAR AWAY! A ROBOT COULD HANDLE THE SHIP BETTER THAN SVEND! WHERE IS THE "BRAIN," LERA? HOW COULD THAT PORT BE CLOSING?!? RICHY SMITH 30° VERTICAL! "BRAIN," LERA? REALLOW DILLARD DICKIE DARE YOUNG MEN, YOUR CAPTAIN AND THE OTHER CADETS ARE SAFELY UNDER LOCK AND KEY BUT WHY DID KEETA PUT US IN HERE AMONG ALL THESE ANTIQUES? FOR ORDEAL BY SWORD!! THIS ISLAND DID HAVE BURied TREASURE! THE LADY WHO OWNED IT AND WILLED IT TO YOUR SCHOOL WAS A COUSIN OF THE BLACK COUNTY. COULTON Waugh GOT CHA, LANGSDALE! ONLY TIFFANH CATCHES UP WITH HIS TORMENTER, LANGSDALE, AFTER A FURIOUS CHASE WHICH ENDS ON A DOWNTOWN DRAWBRIDGE! HELP! HANG ON TO ME TIFFANY!! HOW COME YOU DON'T DATE DIANA ANYMORE, TUBBY? ... HAVE AN ARGUMENT WITH HER? JEEPERS, YOU TNO USED TO BE TOGETHER ALL THE TIME! YEAH—I KNOW... TO GIVE IT TO YOU STRAIGHT—I HAD TO STOP DATING HER BECAUSE OF ILLNESS. SHE OR OH, DIANA YOU MAY NOT HAVE ALL THEM GIMMICKS HERE IN YER ELECTRICAL SHOP, SPARKY, BUT SEE IF YOU CAN RENT THEM THINGS FOR ME FOR ONE MONTH!—I'll TELL YOU HOW AND WHERE I WANT EM INSTALLED LATER, OKAY? YEAH! COURSE IT'LL COST A FEW BUCKS, BUT NOT TOO MUCH! PETERS IS GOING FULL STEAM AHEAD WITH HIS "SAFE DRIVING" PLAN WITHOUT CONSULTING A SINGLE PERSON!! WE'D FEEL A LOT EASIER IF HE'D JUST TELL SOMEBODY WHAT HE'S UP TO!! Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA State Legislators Feel Time Has Arrived to Cut Portion of Taxes SACRAMENTO (P) — California cut its taxes during the boom that followed World War II. Is it time to do it again? Some legislators think so. Governor Warren, a strong advocate of saving for a rainy day, hasn't committed himself. Finance officials are not ready to say one way or another. The issue, however, is certain to figure importantly in the March budget session of the legislature in view of the unprecedented flow of revenue into the state treasury. Assemblyman Julian Beck (D-San Fernando), House Minority leader, sent word here today that he is polling Democratic members to determine their views on tax reduction. His action was prompted, he said, by State Controller Thomas H. Kuchel's estimate that the general fund surplus may exceed $125 million by June 30. This is the most optimistic of a number of predictions. Assemblyman Harold K. Levering (R-Los Angeles) already has said he will introduce a bill in March to save California taxpayers about $92 million by cutting taxes back to their 1943-49 level. He warned against the danger of pork barrel spending if there is too much money in the treasury. Under his plan, the retail sales tax would be shaved from 3 to 2½ per cent; both personal income and franchise taxes would go down 15 per cent. Beck said he himself felt trimming the sales tax from 2½ per cent and raising the personal income tax exemption for single persons from $2000 to $3000 and married couples from $3000. Youth Rally To Open Crusade For Christ Here The Evangelical United Brethren church, 405 W. Center st., begin their Crusade For Christmas at 7:30 p.m., with Youth Rally. Dr. O. T. Dee from Dayton, Ohio, a pioneer in the Christian Endeavor movement, will speak to the evangelical needs of youth today. Walt Taillow will lead the singspiration w/the Youth Fellowship in change the Rally. Youth groups in church will present a program special music. The Crusade for Christ continues through Sunday, 20 with Dr. Deever speaking on evening at 7:30 except Saturday the 19th. A special program choir music and congregational singing with many group numbers. These meetings are a part of the Greater Crusade for Christ throughout the Evangelical nomination. The public is invited. CREAK CRUNCH ORDEAL BY SWORD!! S ISLAND DID HAVE RRIED TREASURE! THE DY WHO OWNED IT AND LED IT TO YOUR SCHOOL WAS A COUSIN OF THE BLACK COUNT. ONCE SHE SHOWED HIM THE MAP! HE MEMORIZED IT; CAME HERE. PACED THE DISTANCES, DUG — AND, WELL! LOOK! HELP! HANG ON TO ME TIFFANY!! SAVE ME! I'M FALLING! IT TO YOU — I HAD DATING HER OF ILLNESS. SHE GOT SICK OF ME! taxes back to their 1943-49 level. He warned against the danger of pork barrel spending if there is too much money in the treasury. Under his plan, the retail sales tax would be shaved from 3 to 2½ per cent; both personal income and franchise taxes would go down 15 per cent. the 19th. A special program choir music and congregational singing with many group numbers. These meetings are a part the Greater Crusade for Chr throughout the Evangelical nomination. The public is invited. SLICE OF HAM 45TH DIV. FIELD KITCHEN "BETTER CHANGE THE MENU TO HASH!" TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U.S. Patent Office HORIZONTAL 1 Substance 5 Brightest star in a constellation 8 Handle 12 Measure of land 13 Author of "Fables in Stang" 14 Dupe 15 Archaic: your Figure of speech 18 Track worm by a wheel 19 "Dieu—mon droit" 20 God of thunder 21 Preposition 23 Toward 24 Seraglio 26 Impudent 28 Author of "Childe Harold" 29 To color 30 Simian 32 Unctuous 33 Born 34 Wings 35 High card 37 To triumph 39 To speak in a slow, jeng-tened tone 38 Earth Fastened 41 Sun god 43 To exist 44 Cleopatra's maid 45 Note of scale 47 Malt beverage 49 Archaic: sweetheart 51 Kind of roll 52 Writer of romantic and coneational plays 55 Stole property Demon 57 Arrow poison VERTICAL 1 Crown of the head 2 Pertaining to fish 3 Attempt 4 Pronoun 5 To rebound 6 Scent 7 Corded fabric 8 By 9 And not 10 Left-hander Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: BOLA TEABE DKBO ABXD HOGAR SHOGA BYLOMYLOUIS GHAIR EXPAWME BUSPED XOU DISPERLE SOEBF MOA AMLAE ZBAGACABZ DOCO OGRE RUE HOO CHA MFGES JAWBECHE JSHRO OAG USUY JAKRD PUR GRKBDER OAPPEE LXJJ LMURUA RDE BOOD PARKS ORFA EAUU SLUCE ERKE Woman's a singing voice At that time Ireland City besieged by Agamemnon Symbol for sodium City on the Rhone Inidental Vegetable dish Scarf of feathers Lair Snakelike fish Nothing Greek god of war To handle with skill The moon Siberian river Foot traveler Sloping walk To the sheltered side Mohammedan priest To melt Poker stake Cloth measure Silkworm Storage place Concerning Soluble of scale CLASSIFIED ANNOUNCEMENTS Classified kates for Anaheim Gazette Anaheim Gazette Shopper and (minimum 12 words) 1 time 38c 2 times 54c 3 times 72c 4 times 90c 5 times $1.08 Card of Thanks $1.00 In Memorium $1.00 So word first day — 1½ thereafter Address, phone number, etc., constitute a word. 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