anaheim-gazette 1952-01-24

GOBH—A-GHOST TOWN, ALFRED HEH! I BET SOME PEOPLE THINK THERE'S REALLY GHOSTS AROUND HERE! WHOOOOOO ALFRED CONGRATULATIONS, MURDOCK, ON YOUR SAFE RETURN FROM THE MOON! NOW FOR THE $64 QUESTION... IS NO, YOUR MAJESTY! IT'S ALL FOR TH' BEST, MAJESTY! SELLING TH' MUCH GREEN CHEESE W' BE NO RACKET FER A KING! OAKY DOAKS THE CREW HAVE CALMED DOWN! HOW'S SCORCHY? AND SHEND MAY HAVE A TRATOR'S HEART, BUT HIS BLOOD IS PAR! WHEN OUR PEOPLE AT HOME DON'T SEND ENOUGH BLOOD FOR AN EXPEDITION, WE HAVE TO TRANSFUSE FROM EACH OTHER! IF THEY ONLY KNEW... CORCHY SMITH THE CREW HAVE CALMED DOWN! HOW'S SCORCHY? HELL SURVIVE, O BRAIN! HAVE A BRATOR'S HEART, BUT HIS BLOOD IS PAR! BLOOD FOR AN EXPEDITION, WE HAVE TO TRANSFUSE FROM EACH OTHER! IF THEY ONLY KNEW... DICKIE DARE YAHR! SO YOU WANT TO PLAY DIRTY? HERE'S ONE IN THE ARM... JUST PROW ADV. OF PATSY TA RILL %LLI-A-TA-ATA-RA-LA LILLI-ACH-A-LLA-VICHA OUCH/THAT DAME IS MURDERING THE CLASSICS/HER VOICE WASN'T CULTIVATED/IT WAS PLOWED UNDER! MAKBE SHE WILL GET BETTER! BACK FROM YOUR VIOLIN LESSON ALREADY, SUSAN? YEP. THE TEACHER SAID I PID VERY GOOD TODAY. REALLY, WELL, THAT'S WONDERFUL! OH, I'M SO PRO-OUD OF YOU! OH, DIANA YEAH! I GOT TO ADMIT THE ACCIDENT AND CARELESS DRIVIN' RATE HAS SHOWN A MARKED IMPROVEMENT SINCE PETERS STARTED HIS SAFE DRIVIN' CAMPAIGN... BUT I DON'T THINK THAT'S ANY REFLECTION ON ME AS SHERIFF!! MAYBE IT AIN't REALLY BUT FOLKS ARE JUST WONDERING WHY NEVER IMPROVED THINGS LIKE THAT... AND THAT AIN'T GOOD WITH ELECTION COMIN' UP THIS YEAR, SHERIFF! THE WORD "ELECTION" CAUSED THE POLITICAL STALWART TO WINCE... NOT THAT HE HAS ANYTHING TO FEAR, YOU UNDERSTAND, BUT IT DOES SORT OF TEMPER HIS THINKING— AP Newspapers Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JANUARY 45, 1930 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA County Completely Under New Parcel Number System of Tax Billing Plan Orange county this year will be for the first time completely under the new parcel number system of tax billing. County Assessor Hugh J. Plumb announced today. "That burst of cheering heard from the county assessor's office last week meant completion of the last map of between 2000 and 2000 we have had to make in installing the new parcel system of tax billing," explained Plumb. It marked the end of a five-year change-over project. No taxpayer this fall will find the long and complicated "metes and bounds" legal description of his property on his tax bill. It will have simply a parcel number. There are between 120,000 and 130,000 parcels in all under the new system, whereas formerly, under the old system, there were approximately 200,000 tax bills required, because some pieces of property, under a quirk in subdivision proceedings, would have several different legal descriptions, each requiring a separate tax bill. In addition, where one owner has several adjoining parcels, Plumb has been able to boll them down into one parcel number and one tax bill. Some sections of the county, including the cities of Brea and La Habra, have been billed under the parcel system for three years. Santa Ana has had the system two years. The assessor's office has been making the change-over at the rate of 30,000 to 40,000 parcels a year. While the entire county the taxpayer, actually was subject to inaccuracies. The terer could not really be said wasn't paying a bill that did his neighbor's property, cumstance that is worrying of them now with respect to parcel number system, pointed out. As a matter of fact, he the property owner is whether his parcel number applies to his property, easily verify it at the assis office, where the new map on file. The taxpayer need merely his finger on a general map, ing the location of his property thus indicating which maps covers his property. There are map books, each containing 29 maps. The map book shows the legal description of property included in that book, as well as parcel number. So the taxpayer can compare legal description with the his own possession, and very accuracy of the parcel number his tax bill. Orange county is the first state's larger counties to cover the change to the parcel n which was recommended by counties by the state board equalization. Plumb stated. The new system is set to provide for needs of a 29-year—1948 to 1968. It will run annual amending, due to tur in property ownership, amo to 30,000 to 40,000 parcels Plumb estimated. But where FOR AN EXPEDITION, WE HAVE TO TRANSFUSE FROM EACH OTHER! IF HEY ONLY KNOW CONSOLATION AND LIFE TO THEIR KIN WHO MUST RISK ALL IN FAR PLACES! JUST TO PROVE... THAT IF YOU MAKE A HOBBY OF DUELLING YOU MAY GET STUCK WITH IT OUCH...THAT DAME IS MURDERING THE CLASSICS/WHER VOICE WASN'T CULTIVATED/... IT WAS PLOWED UNDER! MAYBE SHE WILL GET BETTER! MY MOUNTAIN HONEY THAT GAL IS WILD, WILD, WILD. I FORGOT MY VIOLIN. Plumb has been able to boil them down into one parcel number and one tax bill. Some sections of the county, including the cities of Brea and La Habra, have been billed under the parcel system for three years. Santa Ana has had the system two years. The assessor's office has been making the change-over at the rate of 30,000 to 40,000 parcels a year. While the entire county will be covered this year, it will require another year to really "polish" the system, Plumb stated. The new parcel system saves the taxpayer a pretty penny by reducing operating costs of those county departments which handle the tax roll, said Plumb. But some taxpayers have been complaining, and are being encouraged in some quarters to complain more about omission of the legal description from the tax bill. Assessor Plumb defends the new parcel system and says that chief complaint comes from "pressure groups" that deal with legal descriptions in their business and are agitating retention of these descriptions in order to make matters more convenient for them—at the expense of the whole body of taxpayers. The request from some realty boards that the tax bill include an abbreviated legal description is not practical, said Plumb. Nor, he added, could this be done with the equipment in use. In fact, he said, the old system of writing a condensed legal description on the tax bill (a complete legal description couldn't be placed there), while it satisfied Men's Brotherhood Held in Church The Men's Brotherhood Christian church met on Tuesday evening in the church dining room. A program of sacred music presented by "The Churches"—youth choir from Westside and First Church churches in Long Beach, Los Angeles director. The evening closed with showing of the film, "Co Challenge"—the story of Union Oil Co., of California. Jack Leigh, Brotherhood dent, presided with invocation Lem Green, Protestant chapel at the Orange county jail. The dinner was served by One of the Women's Council the direction of Mrs. Glenn Circle president. For Health, Eat California TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZL MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U. S. Patent Office HORIZONTAL 1 Flying machine 6 To tantalize 11 Has appeared above the horizon 12 Mistakes Glamplike implement 15 Purze 17 A volume 18 Poisonous snake 19 A climbing plant 20 Atmosphere 21 I am (contr.) 22 Needs 23 A Trieste measure of wine (pl.) 24 Left side (abbr.) 25 Hastens 26 Peers curiously 27 Possessive pronoun 28 Repeat 29 Scorches 31 Fuel 32 Decibel (abbr.) 34 Honest 35 To quit 36 North Syrian delity Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: TRAP LEAP OHA EASE INRO LAC AMARE EEL AXB MRS JAIRIE DEVILATE RYN EDIT ASPIIG ME AGE DRSUS BAR RE ENTER GARE RAY DIRECTE SPERAL MOON MAD MAX WLDEN ERG EVOE NONE KEE DARD GRUB VERTICAL 1 Geometric figure (pl.) 2 Speech defect 3 An enzyme 4 A compass point 5 Mechanical contrivance (pl.) 6 Guil-like birds 7 Gaellic A measure India (wa) Ascertain capacity Shannon raze Place of neither darkness Heraldry; grafted Slamese occupied seat Syllable scale JAY ALAN RADIO and TELEVISION The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part—T.K.D. RADIO THURSDAY P. M. 5:00 P. M. KLAC-News KFI-Feature Wire KMPG-News, Business, Sports KECA-Space Cadet KJI-Preston of Yukon KPWB-Hed Rowe KNX-Ed R Morrow KFAC-Serenade 5:15 KLAC-Stars KFI-News KMPG-Lonesome Gal KNX-Tom Harrison 5:30 KFI-Casa Cugat KMPG-Stars of Song KECA-Ober Huntley KJI-Sky King KNX-Carroll Alcott 5:45 KLAC-Sam Balter KFI-Elmer Peterson KNX-Prank Gone KECA-Gobel Harper KMPG-Top Tunes 8:00 P. M. KLAC-KPWB-News KFI-Mil Storm KMPG-News KFI-Hank Weaver KJI-Golden Heater KNX-Chamelson KFAC-Concert 8:15 KLAC-Bob McLaughlin KMPG-Passing Parade KMPG-Bob Coller KJI-New Deal KECA-Elmer Dayls 8:20 KMPG-Joe Hernandez KFI-Bold Venture KWE-Amer, Dances KECA-News, Music KJI-Anwer Man, Hayes KNX-Stars in Air 7:00 P. M. KLAC-News, McLaughlin KPI-Your Hit Parade 8:00 P. M. 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KLAO-Music KFI-KHI-News KMPO-Dance Time KNX-News, Sports 11:15 KFWB-G. Norman 11:15 KFWB-Gene Norman 11:15 KFWB-Crowd's Nest 11:20 KNX-Merry On Bound 11:25 KNCLag-Music 11:25 KNFL-March of Dimas 11:25 KNFL-To Vets 11:25 KNFL-News 11:25 KNFL-You & the World 12 MIDNIGHT KLAO-Music KPI-Music Menu, Other Side of Day to 8:20 KMPO-Arthur Maurray Party KECA-News KFWB-Larry , Iniey KNX-News, Hawthorne KAO-Middle Serenade TELEVISION Thursday, Jan. 24 5:00 P. M. KNXT (2)—"Whistling Billies" KNNH (4)—Kukla, Pran Olise KTLA (5)—Playcrafters KECA (7)—Stop the Music KhJ (9)—Film KTTV (11)—Range Opportunities KECA (7)—Lone Ranger KhJ (9)—Teen-Age Trials KTTV (11)—Open Road KBH (4)—News 8:00 P. M. KTXT (2)—News, Doug Edwards KBH (4)—You Set Your Life KECA (7)—On Trial Huntley, Hank Weaver KTTV (11)—News, Geo. Putnam KTTV (11)—Theater,"Janra" KTLA (5)—Final Edition KECA (7)—Monica,"Strange Cargo" TOMORROW KTNT (2)—Surfing It Rich Men's Brotherhood Held in Church The Men's Brotherhood of the Christian church met on Tuesday evening in the church dining hall. A program of sacred music was presented by "The Christian-sirs"—youth choir from the Westside and First Christian churches in Long Beach, Levindy Collins, director. The evening closed with the bowing of the film, "Constant Challenge"—the story of the Union Oil Co., of California. Jack Leigh, Brotherhood president, presided with invocation by Tom Green, Protestant chaplain the Orange county jail. The dinner was served by Circle of the Women's Council under the direction of Mrs. Glenn Kirk, circle president. For Health, Eat California Fruit WORD PUZZLE TELEVISION Thursday, Jan. 24 5:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—"Whistling Bullets" KNBH (4)—Kukla, Pran Ollie KTLA (5)—Playcrafters KECA (7)—Stop the Music KHJ (9)—Film KHJ (11)—Range Bidens KLAC (13)—Eddie Albert 6:15 KNBH (4)—Bob & Ray KHJ (9)—Comedy Time 5:30 KNBH (4)—Howdy Doody KTLA (5)—Cowboy Phillis KHJ (9)—TV University KTVV (11)—Cap Video KLAC (13)—Phantom Ranger 6:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Feature. "Swing It Professor" KNBH (4)—Adv. of Patches KECA (7)—Chet Huntley KLYA (5)—W. Churchill KHL (9)—Never KTVV (11)—Window Shops KLAC (13)—Timmy O'Toole 6:15 KNBH (4)—Komedy Club KECA (7)—Dusty Welter KTVV (11)—May Muleys 6:30 KTLA (5)—Beany Time KECA (7)—This Is the Story KHL (9)—Action Theatre KLAC (13)—Telepaper 6:45 KNBH (4)—E. Peterson KTLA (5)—Handy Hints KECA (7)—Space Patrol KTVV (11)—News, Geo. Putnam KLAC (13)—Clate Roberts 7:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Watch & Win KNBH (4)—Range Rider KTLA (5)—Newsela KECA (7)—The Ruggles KTVV (11)—Your Town's Talent KLAC (12)—You're Never Too Old 7:15 KTLA (5)—Plicker Snickers 7:30 KNXT (2)—Crime Photographer KNBH (4)—Dinah Shore KTLA (5)—Hlywd Copyright, 1952, by Universal Radio & TV Features Opportunities KECA (7)—Lone Ranger KHL (9)—Tech-Age Trivia KTTV (11)—Open Road 7:45 KNBH (4)—News 8:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—News, Doug Edwards KHL (9)—"Big Bluff" KTTV (11)-Hawk of Wilderness KLAQ (13)-V.I.P. KNBX (2)—Stork Club 8:30 KNXT (2)-Star of the Pacific KNBH (4)-Person to Person KTLA (5)–Wrestling KECA (7)–Crusade in Pacific KPTV (11)-Movie, "Scarlet Thread" KLCAT (13)-District Attorney 8:45 KNBH (4)-Industry on Parcel KLCAT (13)-Film--"The Cardinal" 9:00 P.M. KNXT (2)-Amos 'n' Andy KHL (7)-Herb Enometer KNBH (4)–Mystery Drama 9:30 KNXT (2)-Racket Squad KNBH (4)-Pord Festival KECA (7)-Meet the Champ KHL (9)--"What Price Crime" 10:00 P.M. KNXT (2)-News KNBH (4)-Martin Kane KECA (7)-Horizons KTTV (11)-Rocky King, Detective KLCAT (13)-Ed Lyon, Movies 10:30 KNXT (2)-Korean War KNBH (4)-Gene Norm'n' KECA-At Home KTTV (11)-Jeanne's Studio KLCAT (13)-Ed Lyon, Movies 10:45 KTLA (5)-Beat the Champ KECA (-7)-Strange Adventure KHL (9)-News 11:00 P.M. KNXT (2)-Pilm--"Heart-Punch" KECA (7)-Chet Huntley, Bank Weaver KTTV (11)-News, Geo. Putnam 11:15 KTTV (11)-Theater, "Jaree" 11:30 KTLA (5)-Final Edition KECA (7)-Movie--"Stronge Gear" TOMORROW KDTX (8) 11:30-Burns It Rich 12:00-Defense Film 12:00-Bert Perkins 1:00-Stove Allen 1:20-Garry Moore 2:20-First 180 Years 2:20-Egg and I 2:30-Jenna Gray 3:00-Search for Tomorrow 3:15-Armchair Traveller 4:00-Calif. Living 4:30-N.T.G. KBNH (4) 11:30-Star Salon 11:45-Food for Thot 12:00-Bu Pay Off 12:00-Eable Words 1:00-Kate Smith 2:15-Food for Thought 2:00-Monty Margetta 3:00-Bill Stulla 4:00-Chef Milani 4:55-Paul Pierce 4:65-Cabby Hayes KTLA(5) 3:00-News, Music, Police Calls 4:00-Borneo" KEGA(7) 11:30-Musicville 12:00-Adv. in Food 1:20-Take Your Choices 2:30-Mary Moedoo 2:30-Lasters-Amchee 4:00-Haines-Leyden 4:20-Candy's Play House KHI(9) 1:20-News Suspects 1:45-"Big Bluff" 2:00-Ques for a Day 3:20-Mama Weiss 4:00-Film,"What Price Crime" KTTV(11) 1:15-Meronade 1:20-Ques of the Waydrona 2:45-Come Into Kitchen 3:45-Nancy Dixon 4:00-Bill Burke 4:30-Mattinee, Jack Rourke KIAC(13) 10:30-Joe Graydon 11:00-Mike Roy 12:00-Eddie Albert 3:03-Wanted by 4:30-Eddie Albert Synd.-Tom E. Danson VERTICAL Geometric figure (pl.) Speech defect An enzyme A compass point Mechanical contrivance (pl.) Gull-like birds Gaetic Land measure Therefore To be of use Painful spots Grain (pl.) Animals den (pl.) Seed covering At what place To talk Vegetable (old form) A measure of India (var.) Ascertain the capacity of Sharon as a razor Place of mother darkness To ring To lower Low spirits Scorches American Indian Hersaldry; grafted Glamess coin Occupied a seat Syllable of scale Midwest state (abbr.)