anaheim-gazette 1952-02-13

DON'T YOU THINK ROSY OUGHTA BE IN SCHOOL, RITA? STOP GRUMBLING! WHEN YOU'RE SHARP LIKE ME YOU WOULDN'T HAPTA GO TO SCHOOL! Call Reagan 2-13 TEACHERS LOUNGE WHOA, BELZEBUS! IT'S JUST A C-COW! SCORCHY SMITH SENIOR SUB OFFICER, REPORT TO COMMAND PECK AT ONCE! ATOMIC TECHNICIAN'S: REPORT RADATION READINGS OF OUTSIDE ETHER! RADAR: FULL SPHERICAL SCAN*!! ALTERNATE WIDE ANGLE AND TELEFOCUS! * EARTH'S RADAR IS USUALLY NEWSPHERIC, HORIZONTAL TO HORIZONTAL, SHIPS IN SPACE WITH NO HORIZON REQUIRED. SCAN FROM ALL SIDES PLUS UNDERNEATH! I'M OFF — ...TO GET THE SAIL UP! CAN'T USE MY GUN WHILE DOING THAT! LOOK JAKE, KEETA AND THE COUNT AND THERE'S THE CADET! HE'S GOT THE SUB-GUN, MEN! TAKE COVER, AND SHOOT SHOOT SHOOT THEN YOU'VE DEFINITELY DECIDED TO BE A SINGER IN HILLBILLY STYLE? IT'S A GOOD LUING. I'LL SEE YOU LATER. I'VE GOT TO RUN NOW AND SIGN SOME PERSONAL APPEARANCE CONTRACTS! NOW LET'S SWITCH TO DOWN HONDER IN HUNGRY HOLLER "RIDGE I GO" WHERE ARE WE GON'T NOW, TUSSY? TO DIANA'S HOUSE—BUT YOU'RE NOT GOIN' SHORTY, YOU'VE BEEN TALLING AFTER ME ALL DAY. WHAT'S THE IDEA? NELL, THEY SAY OPPOSITES ALWAYS ATTRACT—LIKE BLONDES GO FOR BRUNETTES AND STUFF LIKE THAT THERE. SO WHAT? I MIGHTA KNOWN PETERS WOULD HAVE HIS HANDS IN THIS SOMEPLACE!... WHY DONTCHA ARREST HIM, HE'S AN ACCESSORY THE MEDDLING OLD FOOL, HELPING THAT GAL GET AWAY WITH $4000 OF MY BANK'S MONEY!! OH, I CAN'T ARREST HIM, HIGGINS HE DIDN'T KNOW SHE WAS STEALING YOUR MONEY... HE WAS JUST HELPING HER GET ON THE TRAIN AFTER SHE SPRAINED HER ANKLE--BUT I AM GOING TO QUESTION HIM, OF COURSE! OLD BANKER HIGGINS WOULD LIKE TO HAVE PETERS ARRESTED ANYWAY, JUST ON GENERAL PRINCIPALS! LUCKILY THE SHERIFF IS A LITTLE MORE COOL HEADED... IT ISN'T HIS MONEY THAT'S MISSING!! MODEST Trademark Registered 1/2 PRICE JAY ALAN-- "I WANT A BASKET FULL OF GO WITH MY NEW Explosive Issue To Pop Up with Return of Warren SACRAMENTO (UP) — An explosive political question clamors for an answer from Governor Warren when he gets back from his Boston-New York speechmaking tour. He'll have to decide whether to let the legislature, meeting March 3, advance the voting date on a $150 million veterans home loan bond issue from the November to the June 3 primary election. It isn't as simple as that, however: Here's the catch: If the bond issue goes before the people in June, all other initiatives and referenda otherwise ticketed for the November ballot will move up along with it. D. J. Callaghan, director of veterans affairs, says his department will have to quit taking applications for GI home-farm purchase loans by March for lack of funds. The situation presents a you-can't-win dilemma for the governor. If he says yes to the bond issue, it will mean injecting white-hot controversy into the presidential primary election campaign with these measures: 1. George H. McLain's new cost-of-living pension plan. 2. An initiative to abolish cross-filing in California—the system which allows political candidates to run on both tickets in the primary. 3. A referendum to repeal the property tax exemption for parochial elementary schools voted by the 1951 legislature. Then, too, permission to take up the veterans fund proposal in Senator Wants Watch Dogs In Washington WASHINGTON (UP) — Senator McClellan (D-Ark) announced today he will move for an early vote on his bill to set up a super-watchdog committee on federal spending. "We're going to pass it," McClellan predicted. He contended government agencies which do the spending "too long have held all the cards" in shaping the multi-billion dollar budget. He said he will move to have the bill called up after the Senate has disposed of the question of admitting Alaska and Hawaii to statehood. "I think it will get the right-of-way then, and clearly we have plenty of votes to pass it," McClellan told a reporter. He added he "is very hopeful" of strong support for it in the house. McClellan's bill proposes to set up a Senate-House committee with a staff of investigators to make year-round studies of government spending. "It would be a constant searching to see what they do with the money they receive in those administrative agencies, how much they are really going to need in their next budget, and whether it can't be done better at less cost," McClellan said. "Congress now has no one to do that." Animal By-Products Program Outlined LOS ANGELES (UP) — A program of research to find new uses for meat animal byproducts was outlined today at the annual meet- 2. An initiative to abolish cross-filing in California—the system which allows political candidates to run on both tickets in the primary. 3. A referendum to repeal the property tax exemption for parochial elementary schools voted by the 1951 legislature. Then, too, permission to take up the veterans fund proposal in March will allow the legislature to act on urgent requests for a new bond issue for classroom construction of $250 million or so. DRUNK DRIVER BOOKED Anaheim police recently booked Lawrence J. Lerwick, 708 E. Sycamore st., Anaheim, on charges of drunk and driving after arresting him for driving at excessive speed in the 800 block of S. Los Angeles st. He was released later under $400 bail to appear in city court at 9 a.m., Feb. 21. GOODWILL MEETS Annual meeting of Goodwill industries of Orange County, and election of officers for 1952, is scheduled at noon next Monday, it was announced by Executive-Secretary George F. Angne. Angne will present his annual report to the officers and directors. Out-going President George Townsend of Santa Ana will preside at the meeting. ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS PROGRAM OUTLINED LOS ANGELES (P) — A program of research to find new uses for meat animal byproducts was outlined today at the annual meeting of the Western States Meat Packers Association. Inroads of substitutes for leather, animal fats and other packing house byproducts present a serious problem to the industry, E. Floyd Forbes, president of the association, told the meat processors from nine western states. “Plastics and rubber have caught the fancy of much of the public, due to smart exploitation on the part of suitcase and boot producers,” he said. “Clearly it is up to the meat packers and the hide and leather people to find means or reselling the American public on advantages of leather shoes, leather traveling bags and other leather manufactured products.” COLUMBUS, O. (P) — Modern scholars have revealed Biblical characters as real people rather than “little plaster of paris saints or nameless devils,” a Methodist publishing agent said here last night. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U.S. Patent Office HORIZONTAL 1 Kiln 5 Remain 10 A seasoning 14 Pinafore 15 City in Italy 16 Mild oath 17 Visionary speculations 19 Barren 20 Homily 21 Marks of infamy 23 Litter 25 Wild plum 28 Reached an agreement 30 Chronicles 34 Pronoun 35 Emblem 37 Border 38 Ostalli 39 Slander 40 Main city 41 Native of the island of Panay 42 One of the illies 43 Spar in a fore-and-aft rigging 44 Rotating chisel 46 Incomplete 48 Vestments 50 Tree of Morocco 51 The placental mammals 55 Apprehensive incarnation of Vishnu 60 Contrition God of the Eddas 63 Feminine name 64 School intermission Bird 66 Transfersed Without (F) VERTICAL 1 Am. inventor 2 Staff officer 3 Scryer 4 Brass instrument anciently called a sackbut 5 Explated Any kind of insect 7 Rainbow Eats sparingly 9 Winter fodder 10 Mariners 11 Site of the Taj Hahal 12 Manner of moving on foot Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: RED RAISE PRO IRE OGRES LAD ORNATE ATZEND XRA BURRN THAT HES RITES REL AITS LYRE IL INSTYLL NA ALAN SEPA GEM DOLTS RE MISS ZELLS DAN STEREO MERGES PER PREEN ERA YES TEENS REP 13 Norse legends 16 River in France 22 Not in 24 Revolt 26 Distillation from rose petale 27 Trough 28 Eyelash 29 Tropical Am. tree 31 Palm cockatoo 32 Legal 33 Dealt a severe blow 38 Goddess of the chase 39 Primitive 40 Wallets of the Highlanders 42 Early stone implement 43 Midrib of a feather 45 Tomorrow—perhaps ($p.) 47 Stretched the neck 49 Cubic meter 51 God of love 52 Ornamental wall border 53 Arabian commander 54 Copied 56 Ox of the Celebes 57 Venerated image 58 Laira 61 Direction RADIO and TELEVISION KLAO...570 KIEV...870 KNX...1070 KGER...1390 KFI...640 KHJ...920 KXLA...1110KTED...1520 KMPO...710 KFWB...980 KFOX...1280 KOWL...1580 KECA...790 KFVD...1020 KFAO...1330 KPMO...1600 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by broadcasters. 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KECA(7) 11:00 Adv, Time 11:20 News 11:30 Larry Cotton 12:00 Largest Anheme 1:00 Grace Lawson 2:00 Koris Pandit 2:30 Adv Time 3:00 Al Jarvis KBH(9) 1:30 News, Suspects Wanted 1:45 Pilc, "Pile 113" 3:00 Queen For a Day 3:40 Mamma Weed 4:00 Flaming Hearts" KTTV(11) 1:15 Serenade, News 1:20 "In the Money" 2:45 Come Into the Kitchen 4:00 Bill Burke 4:30 Matinee Jack Rourke KLAO(13) 10:20 Women Are Wonderful 11:00 Mike Roy 12:30 Eddie Albert 2:45 "Chasing Trble" 4:20 Eddie Albert THURSDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAC—News, Haynes KFI-KHI—News KECA-Tom Owen's Shoe AWB—News B Leyden KNX-Arthur Godfrey KAFO-Coffee Concert 7:15 KLAC-Haynes at Reins KFI-Fleetwood Lawton KMPC—News 7:39 KFI—Breakfast Platters KMCP—Clock Watcher KECA-Bob Garred KNX—Frank Goes 7:45 KFI—Sam Hayes KECA-T. Owens Show KHJ-KPAC—News 7:69 KFCA-Lone Journey/KHJ-Tello Test KNX-Ma Perkins 10:39 KFI-Strike It Rich KMPC-Cal Tinney KECA-True Story. 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