anaheim-gazette 1952-01-18

BY HERSELF TODAY — HOW ABOUT US STEPPIN' OUT TOO? LETS GO TO HOLLYWOOD AND VINE AND WATCH FOR CELEBRITIES! HERES A GOOD PLACE TO SPOT THE BIG SHOTS! BROWN DEPARTMENT IT'S MORNING ON THE EARTH, AND THE SPACE-RAcer IS DESCENDING SWIFTLY TOWARD THE KINGDOM OF UNCERTAINIA. MISTER MURDOCK! I SEE KING CORNY'S CASTLE! ME TOO, OAKY! YE HIT IT RIGHT ON TH' NOSE! AND ON THE CASTLE WALL... G-CAPTAIN, I SAW S-SOMETHIN' IN TH' SKY! IT L-LOOKED LIKE A F-FLYIN' SAUCER! WHY DIDN'T YA SHOOT IT DOWN?! BEFORE I COULD RAISE MY CROSS-BOW, IT D-DISAPPEARED! AS THE "BLACK COUNT" LUNGES, ARMSTRONG, HURLS HIMSELF AGAINST THE COUNT'S SWORD ARM YOU ROUL BLACK COWAN, I PARE YOU TO UNLOCK THESE HANDCUFFS A FIGHT A MAN CLOSER TO YOUR OWN SIZE! AS THE "BLACK COUNT" LUNGES ARMSTRONG, HURLS HIMSELF AGAINST THE COUNT'S SWORD ARM YOU ROUL BLACK COWAR I DARE YOU TO UNLOOK THESE HANDCUFFS A FIGHT A MAN CLOSER TO YOUR OWN SIZE! CAN YOU SEE SCORCHY? N-NO! BUT I CAN HEAR! VIDA SVEND! VIDA SPACE BOOTV! DEATH TO LEBRA! AW, GEE, MISTER BLOCK SOONER OR LATER SOMEONE WAS GOING TO HAVE TO LISTEN TO HIS SONG! EVERY TIME I TRY TO BE HELPFUCKIN' HEY, WHAT'S THIS OH, DAD! YOU ARE A DEAR! SUCH A BEAU-J-U-TIFUL GIFT! AND JUST WHAT I WANTED! I'LL BET THEY WERE QUITE EXPENSIVE. THEY WEREN'T VERY CREAP— OH, DAD! YOU ARE A DEAR! SUCH A BEAUTY-UTIFUL GIFT! AND JUST WHAT I WANTED! I'LL BET THEY WERE QUITE EXPENSIVE. THEY WEREN'T VERY CREAP— AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS OR PETERS CORNERS; THIS IS THE VOICE OF "THE EYE WITNESS": ALL LOCAL TRAFFIC IS UNDER THE STONY STAGE OF THIS ALL STEEING EYE--YOUR VIOLATIONS AND CARELESSNESS WILL BE POINTED OUT TO YOU AS YOU DRIVE!!...THE DRIVER OF CAR LICENSE NUMBER BR/7206 JUST FAILED TO GIVE A SIGNAL FOR HIS LEFT TURN!--THE GREEN SEEDY LICENSE NO 70 IN JU '15 PARKING TOO NEAR A FIRE HYDRANT... THE UNEXPECTED BOOKING VOICE OVER THE LOUD SPEAKER BROUGHT THE ERRING DRIVERS UP SHORT PETERS, ENSCONCED IN HIS VANTAGE POINT Above THE TOWN'S ONLY BUSY INTERSECTION, CAN CALL. NEARLY ALL THE DRIVING FOULS IN TOWN, AND HE'D CALLING THEM LOUD. 10 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HERES A GOOD PLACE TO SPOT THE BIG SHOTS! BROWN DERBY WHY DIDN'T YA SHOOT IT DOWN? CROSS-BOW, IT DISAPPEARED! BUT IN A NEARBY FIELD... YOU FOUL BLACK COWARD! I DARE YOU TO UNLOCK THESE HANDCUFFS AND FIGHT A MAN CLOSER TO YOUR OWN SIZE! Bethel Baptist Rev. Berthold Jackselt of Bethel Baptist church will be bringing his second message in the series of "Faith's Great Affirmations," Sunday morning when he speaks on "Jesus Christ." If you are home-sick, lonely, or weary, hear pastor Jackselt's message Sunday evening at 7:30 on, "The Tie That Binds." There will be special music by the church choir and men's chorus. Bethel Baptist church is laying plans now for an Evangelistic Crusade to be held from Feb. 17 to 22. Dr. Jack McArthur, the well known radio pastor is to be the evangelist. Mr. Leonard Dargatz will be leading the congregational singing. Cottage prayer meetings will be held in a number of homes throughout the city the week of Feb. 10. Bethel Baptist church is growing with the community, and has purchased the property at 124 W. Broadway in order that they may expand. A committee has been appointed by the church board to consider plans for the use of the property for future developments. The committee consists of Mr. Eugene Bressel, Mr. Paul Jungkelt, Mr. Bill Ballman, Mr. Adolph Baudisch, Mr. Virgil Isbell, Mrs. Eva Gooden and Mrs. Betty Mabs. First Presbyterian "Life Wanted" is the topic of the Rev. Howard S. Congdon's sermon at the 10:45 worship service at First Presbyterian church Sunday. The starting time for church school has been changed to 9:30 a.m. White Temple Method Dr. Roland D. Hussain of Latin-American UCLA, will address the evening service on Saturday at White Temple church, discussing "Islam in Latin America," third speaker in a series out January studying bor republics to the over 20 years Prof. been teaching in this making an intensive social problems and south of the border. California is more qualified to discuss the freedom that have de military fascists group South American nation. Following his adolescence and adults will their separate study the annual School series, studying the Lican nations. At the 10:50 a.m., music, Rev. Frank E. Will continue his series mon Struggles of the theme, "Making Su Will." In Pakistan, nine yacht cloth must make wardrobe. Rolling toward the sexton River, fed by maze of lakes, hurtles 1038 feet in 16 miles. The first sheet of YOU FOUL BLACK COWARD! I DARE YOU TO UNLOCK THESE HANDCUFFS AND FIGHT A MAN CLOSER TO YOUR OWN SIZE! THE BLACK COUNT ALWAYS ACCEPTS A CHALLENGE! WHAT HAPPENED? DID I HIT ANYTHING? MY MOUNTAIN HONEY (SHE'S WILD BUT SHE'S SWEET) Words and Music by RIDGERUNNER RAINEY COST ABOUT THE SAME AS A NEW FISHING ROD AND REEL. First Presbyterian "Life Wanted" is the topic of the Rev. Howard S. Congdon's sermon at the 10:45 worship service at First Presbyterian church Sunday. The starting time for church school has been changed to 9:30 a.m. Eat More California Oranges SLICE OF HAM "HE DOESN'T HEAR THE BUGLE IN THE MORNING" TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZ WEREN'T MY CREAP— COST ABOUT THE SAME AS A NEW FISHING ROD AND REEL. MODEST MAIDENS Dekmark Registered U.S. Patent Office ABSTRACTIONS BY BROOK JAY ALAN— WHERE WILL I FIND THE PRETTY OLD FASHIONED HAND PAINTED PICTURES? White Temple Methodist Dr. Roland D. Hussey, professor of Latin-American history at UCLA, will address the 7 p.m. evening service on Sunday night at White Temple Methodist church, discussing "Totalitarianism in Latin-America." He is the third speaker in a series throughout January studying our neighbor republics to the south. For over 20 years Prof. Hussey has been teaching in this field, and making an intensive study of the political problems and movements south of the border. No one in California is more eminently qualified to discuss the threats to freedom that have developed by military fascists groups in the South American nations. Following his address, both youth and adults will resort to their separate study groups in the annual School of Missions series, studying the Latin-American nations. At the 10:50 a.m., morning service, Rev. Frank E. Butterworth will continue his series on "Common Struggles of the Soul" with the theme, "Making Sure of God's Will." In Pakistan, nine yards of cotton cloth must make a year's wardrobe. Rolling toward the sea the Hamilton River, fed by Labrador's maze of lakes, hurtles downgrade 1038 feet in 16 miles. The first sheet of paper was Christian Science A growing understanding that God is Life eternal increases longevity, according to the Sunday Bible Lesson on "Life" in all Christian Science churches. "Understanding is a wellspring of life unto him that hat it," deed of life unto him that hath it," desolomon (16:22) which is used as the Golden Text. A Bible passage also from Proverbs (4:20-22) counsels, "My son, attend to my words; incline thine ear unto my sayings. Let them not depart from thine eyes; keep them in the midst of thine heart. For they are life unto those that find them, and health to all their flesh." "We all must learn that Life is God," declares Mary Baker Eddy in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." She continues, "Ask yourself: Am I living the life that approaches the supreme good? Am I demonstrating the healing power of Truth and Love? If so, then the way will grow brighter 'unto the perfect day.' 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KTLA (5)-Final Edition TOMORROW KNXT (2) 1:15-Preview 4:20-Eiquette Film 4:20-Know Your Child KNBH (4) 4:40-Assembly 6 KTLA (5) 10:30-Tricks & Treat 11:30-Movies to 5:00 KECA (7) 10:30-Law of the Valley 11:30-Stu Erwin Show 11:30-Date With Judy 12:30-Water Crocker 12:30-Adt Time 1:00-Garden Shop KHJ (9) 4:20-Spanish Theater KTTV (11) 4:15-Serenade 4:20-Film, " Kansas Cyclone" KLAO (13) 4:45-Your Own Home Copyright, 1952, by Universal Radio & TV Features Synd.-Tom E. Danson