anaheim-gazette 1952-01-11

ALFRED COVERAGE 1938 MCCLURE NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE LEMME PULL YOU NOW, UNCLE ALFRED! AW, PLEASE! Carl Ryman 1-11 OAKY DOAKS OAKY, MAKE THAT COW GET OFF MY SPACE-RACER! I'LL TRY ASTRA! SCRAM, BOSSY! YOU'LL HAVE TO PUSH HER OFF! MOO-HOO--H-HOO! G-GOS SCORCHY SMITH SET COURSE FOR FLEET RENDEZVOUS! ...AND WHILE WE ARE ALL ASSEMBLED HERE... "ALL ASSEMBLED?" WHERE'S LERA, OUR "BRAIN" SILENCE! I WANT TO PRAISE ALL HANDS FOR TOP SPACEMANSHIP UP TO NOW! I SHALL EXPECT IT TO CONTINUE! ... RENDEZVOUS! TO NOW! I SHALL EXPECT IT TO CONTINUE! SO YOU ROUND THE TREASURE! AND USED IT TO SET UP A NEW SORT OF MONEY—MAKING PLAN! AS YOU WILL REALIZE WHEN YOU GLANCE INTO THE ADJOINING LABORATORY ...THOSE QUEER-MODELS THE MAN'S WITH...THEY SEEM HEY, I GET IT! couldn'waugh ADV. OF PATSY WHEW! IN MADE IT WITH A TOE HOLD! HOLD ME! GUESS I'VE GOT YOU IN MY POWER NOW, EH LANGSDALE? 4ES IN 4ES BUT DON'T LET ME DROP! ILL SQUARE UP EVERYTHING WITH YOU, TIFFANY, BELEVE ME!! OH, DIANA DON'T TELL ME THIS IS YOUR HOMEWORK, DIANA!!! WHY, I ALREADY SEE THREE ERRORS! LOOKS TO ME LIKE YOU DIDN'T SPEND VERY MUCH TIME ON IT. I MOST CERTAINLY DID, DAD !! NOW TO PICK OUT A GOOD SPOT FOR MY "SANE DRIVING" HEADQUARTERS! --HMM-- THAT APPEARS TO BE THE MOST LIKELY SPOT!! FOR THE LIFE OF US WE CAN'T FIGURE OUT JUST WHAT PETERS HAS IN MIND FOR HIS "SAFE DRIVING" CAMPAIGN! FIRST HE ORDERED A BUNCH OF STUFF FROM THE LOCAL ELECTRICIAN... NOW HE'S EYING OFFICE SPACE!!! Bridgford, Two Other Meat Packers Hit by OPS Actions The Office of Price Stabilization through U.S. Attorney Walter S. Binns, today filed action in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles against three meat packing firms to enjoin them from paying excessive prices for live cattle purchased for slaughter. The concerns are the Cudahy Packing Co., the State Packing Co., Inc., both of Los Angeles, and Bridgford Packing Co., of Anaheim. James E. Harrington, OPS district director of enforcement, announced the action said that the payment of excessive prices for live cattle had the effect of increasing the price of meat to the ultimate consumer. "A study of slaughter records over a period of months," Harrington declared, "revealed that these companies have been out or compliance with the various ceiling price regulations governing the price permissible to pay not only for cattle but also bulls." In a statement to the Gazette today Hugh H. Bridgford, owner of Bridgford Meat Packing Co., said, "The charges came as a complete surprise to us; however, the complaint is based on the prices that we have paid for live cattle, which prices the government alleges are in excess of the regulation. "There is no complaint concerning the prices which the Bridgford Packing Co. has charged in the sale of its products." Bridgford explained that his firm works almost continuously on orders to supply meat for the government and that many of the orders are for months ahead. He exhibited one order for delivery in March which was given to the company last October. "It is impossible for us to say what prices we will pay for cattle that far in advance," he explained, "so it would be silly for us to promise, as we've been asked to do, not to pay more than the maximum ceiling price. Our course," he added, "we are not going to pay any more than we have to for meat." The actions filed seek to join the payment of prices for cattle above maximum ceiling either directly or indirectly. The also prohibit offering, soliciting or agreeing to make such purchases." Harrington stated that the slaughterers who are complying with OPS regulations are placed at a competitive disadvantage unless the government moves to stop the overpayment practice. The hearing will come up before Judge Benjamin Harrison on Jan. 28. PARIS (UP)—General Jean D. Lattre De Tassigny died tonight the French News Agency announced. SACRAMENTO (UP)—The move to outlaw serving of beer and hard liquors in bowling alleys has been stopped cold by the State Board of Equalization. I SHALL EXPECT CONTINUE! ACCIDENT OKAY LERA YOU FIRST! that we have paid for live cattle, which prices the government alleges are in excess of the regulation. "There is no complaint concerning the prices which the Bridgford Packing Co. has charged in the sale of its products." Bridgford explained that his Lattre De Tassigny died tonight the French News Agency announced. SACRAMENTO (UP)—The movto outlaw serving of beer and hard liquors in bowling alleys habeen stopped cold by the StaBoard of Equalization. SLICE OF HAM OFFICERS POST EXCHANGE OF COURSE, THAT INCLUDES THE CONTRACT RIGHTS TO THE "FEARLESS TIFFAN45" YES, YES AFTER THIS PERFORMANCE! ES IN BUT LET ME DROP! I SQUARE UP WHITH YOU, ANY, BELIEVE ME!! 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MEAT INCTIONS works almost continuously to supply meat for the moment and that many of the care for months ahead. He had one order for delivery which was given to the day last October. is impossible for us to say prices we will pay for cat far in advance," he ex- "so it would be silly for promise, as we've been ask-do, not to pay more than maximum ceiling price. Of he added, "we are not go-yay any more than we have meat." actions filed seek to ene payment of prices for above maximum ceilings directly or indirectly. They prohibit offering, soliciting, seeing to make such pur- Harrington stated thataughterers who are comply with OPS regulations are at a competitive disadvantless the government moves the overpayment practice." hearing will come up be-dge Benjamin Harrison on IS (P)—General Jean De De Tassigny died tonight, Nach News Agency announc- RAMENTO (P)—The move law serving of beer and quors in bowling alleys has stopped cold by the State of Equalization. CLASSIFIED LEGAL NOTICES (Pub: Anaheim Gazette Dec. 21, 28, 1951; Jan. 4, 11, 18, 1952.) No. A-20789 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF Norman W. Miller, aka N. W. Miller, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or sald estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned at her place of business, to-wit: at the office of Charles Martie, Suite 10, 204½ East Fourth St., Santa Ana, California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated December 18, 1951. BIRDIE ALLEN MILLER, as executrix of the Estate of Norman W. Miller, deceased. CHARLES MARTIN, Suite 10, 204½ East Fourth St., Santa Ana, California. Attorney for said Executrix. 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