anaheim-gazette 1952-03-13

Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1942 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA BOSS ALFRED WE FORGOT ALL BACK FOR DUTY! WE'RE LIABLE TO GET SNOT UNLESS WE THINK UP A BRILLIANT EXCUSE! ACTORS MAKEUP SUPPLIES NO USE KNOCKIN', YOUNG MAN! WHY NOT? THERE AIN'T NOBODY IN TH' HOUSE! HOW DO YOU KNOW? I OUGHTER KNOW—IT'S MY HOUSE! THEN YOU'RE WANDA, THE WITCH! SCORCHY SMILE LBBA HERE'S NOW I HOPE TO SOOK THE LABBIANS AS I ESCAPE! I HOPE KREEG HOLDS HIS FIRST TILKHO FINISH! THEY PURSUED US SQUADRONS BEAST. SCOOMER OR LATER, THEY LAST CLOSE UP. WE'RE A SUITINE DUCK FOR EVERY SHAPE IN THE PLEST! SCORCHY SMITH I HOPE KREEG HOLDS HIS FIRE WILL HOOK FINISH! THEY PUBLISH US SQUADRONS BEAST! SOONER OR LATER, THEY'LL CLOSE UP, WE'RE A SUITING DUCK FOR EVERY SHIP IN THE Fleet! DICHIRE DARE I'VE SEEN A LOT OF STRANGE CRAFT IN MY DAY, CADET, BUT—HERE YOU TAKE A LOOK IT'S A CONVENTIONAL CRUISING MOTORBOAT BUT WITH A SQUARE SAIL, SIR! DOES THAT CREATF FIT INTO YOUR STORY ANYWHERE? ADV OF PAZSY MOUNTAIN HONEY SONG HIT — DO WE'RE BIG TIME NOW, BOYS AND I GOT TO HAVE THE TRIMMINGS THAT GO WITH IT. DANNING WHO'S HOME IS A SWEET DEAL! HA HA! HEY, VELVET!! THE LOOK WHO'S COMING!! OH DIANA NOT BAD, DIANA—NOT BAD AT ALL THANKS, DAD WHEN! THAT WAS A CLOSE ONE! SURE I'M A FRIEND OF MISS WILLS!! WHY CAN'T I SEE HER? SHE'S UNDER ARREST AND SHE ISN'T SEEING ANYBODY JUST YET!!--AND BEING A FRIEND OF HER'S THERE MAY BE A FEW QUESTIONS THE CHIEF MAY WANT TO ASK YOU!--REY, MCMAHAN! PETERS WAS UNCEREMONIOUSLY ESCORTED TO THE POLICE STATION----HE'S GLAD NOBODY IN THIS TOWN LUNGING HIPS!!! "OF COURSE IT RINGS! THAT'S WHAT TOO LOUD! IT WAKEES ME Anaheim Gagetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER Oh that I had wings like a dove! for then would I fly away and be at rest.—Psa. 4:6. BYGONES—Bygones aren't bygones; bygones are history. Friestance a year ago Hongchow felt and Seoul was retaken by UN troops in the Korean war. Grover Cleveland Lankford and his sister, Mrs. Willie Burkhalter were the 16th and 17th traffic fatalities of the year. She assertedly drove into the path of a cement truck. John P. Mary Jr., Mrs. Lee Rogers and Dr. Cyril A. Smith filed for the Anaheim school board. Kenneth F. Hellyer announced that he would take over the Westwood Bulck agency. Gordon Chamberlain, sales manager, and Mrs. Rachel Adair, office manager, were to transfer to Westwood. John Steffy of Detroit was to take over the Anaheim agency. Sportswise, Fullerton Hi defeated Anahi, 59-45, in a track meet which saw Larry Kirchman take the sprints. Jewell Owens, an Anaheimer, was Fullerton's double winner taking both hurdles races. Robert Heidlebe became a papa. Mrs. Minnie M. Brown died at the age of 70. Frank F. Ey, Jr., 72, member of a pioneer Anaheim family died in Burbank. He left Anaheim after completing SAC Psychol To Lecture to The Lincoln school Anaheim will hear a George Andrus, Santa psychology instructor, on "Mental Hygiene in Young Children." The lecture is being by the Santa Ana college bureau. The bureau prised of faculty members at Ana college who attended in the fields in which or in other areas which been especially interested Any club or group in or Orange county interceding faculty members at their meetings at the college at KI-2-7226 NUDE "GODDESS" ARRESTED IN LA LOS ANGELES (AP)-Young woman strolling Seventh st., near MacAloe had a ready explanation ficers who arrested her. "I'm a goddess and need any clothes," she also said she was painter and writer." The gave her a jacket and to a receiving hospital formation. Spauilding were standing rail and watched the scene before them, but as they gathered around the injurer, one said to the other happened? . . . Al Bridge of the Anaheim mea SO WE CHANGE SOURCE, LOSS DISTANCE BUT NOW ONLY THE LEADING SURPRISE CAN FIRE ON US! AND THAT AIN'T ALL! NO, SIR! HEY, WAIT, SIR, YES, SIR! COULOON WAVIGH YOU ASKING FOR TROUBLE RAINY? VELVET!! WHO'S WINO! THAT WAS A CLOSE ONE! I PROMISED HER A DOLLAR FOR EVERY "A" — AND SHE HAD SIX "O-PLUSES" Sportswise, Fullerton Hi defeated Anahi, 59-45, in a track meet which saw Larry Kirchman take the sprints. Jowell Owens, an Anaheimmer, was Fullerton's double winner taking both hurdles races. Robert Hedrick became a papa... Mrs. Minnie M. Brown died at the age of 70. Frank P. Ey, Jr., 72, member of a pioneer Anaheim family died in Burbank. He left Anaheim after completing his education and practiced law in Santa Ana and Los Angeles. Those were the bygones that won't be bygones, but part and parcel of Anaheim history. TRIBUTE — Anaheim toasted Vic Ruddy, its genial ceegar-smoking park superintendent, other night. Vic deserved all the praise they showered on him, but the Old Gazetteer wishes to pause momentarily to pay tribute to the man whose genius, planning and knowledge helped to build and create Anaheim's beautiful parks—Rudy Boysen. He's gone, but the City Park and La Palma park remain as a living tribute to his horticultural skill. It was the soft-spoken, genial Boysen who selected the trees and shrubs of Beautiful La Palma Park and supervised the building of the beauty spot that used to be a barren eye-sore. SPORTNOTE—Ralph Hamner, the six-foot-two Los Angeles right-hander, was handling first base as Stan Hook's charges went through batting practice prior to yesterday's ball game at Fullerton. Suddenly two balls came at him. He was hit over the eye. He went down. Hardly anyone knew happened. Bud Goodell and Dick painter and writer." The gave her a jacket and to a receiving hospital formation. Spaulding were standing rail and watched the scene before them, but as the gathered around the injurer, one said to the other happened? . . . Al Bridge of the Anaheim meat Hugh Bridgford, is pitched the Fullerton jayvecs coming southpaw. . . finally closed the gaps indy's La Palma Park fen panels were removed as a modation to Energetica (Moeffer) who routed him e'en parade through the last fall. Leason Pons to be quite handy with clubs but that was before took up the biggest share time. The most colorful ality in the Hollywood Stall organization is now than Rosey Olfhousen the talent scout. Rocey has gab, is a good talker and lets an opportunity pass Anyone who can jump from ball into organized baseball good. Art Sullivan is one housen's greatest booster. QUICK QUIZ—How many heimers were born in so far this year? Doc Seems, has by-passed completely. No one, it s born in Anaheim any more know the reason why. NITECAPSULE—If foll saved their money during pression they could afford through prosperity. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE SHE HAD SIX '8-PLUSES! TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 Nymph of Moslem paradise 2 Electrical transmission in the months preceding the present 3 To instigate 4 Syllable of scale 5 Helmet plume 6 Bone 7 Edge 8 3D/7 inches 9 Compass point 10 To split 11 Japanese money 12 Allowance for waste 13 Odd meter 14 Rounded or tuberance 15 Hints 16 Sugarplum 17 Manner of walking 18 Wizard 19 Preparation mix aid 20 French artist 21 Some Mexican dollars Girl's name King of Basahan Confectioner/flavoring Symbol for sodium To revolve braights Daughter of Zeus Volcano on Montliqueau VERTICAL 1 Wife 2 Companion of Roland 3 Low note 4 Washington Irving character 5 Theological authority 6 Industrial valley in Europe Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: DINGLE SHAVED APORES TENDRE IORY BOOY JIT ALAS EAKS DDS SMOKE BE SLA ROOT TITLE REVIEBE LONDER STERE DAL AAH RE ORDBUB RAK ALAI POLLY ANY DAIR ALOX HOORLD PHOTOGRAPE LUBATE BUSSEF Man's nickname To act Smoshop Attacky Unite Picturesque Solar disarray Compared Blow disintegration Bagpipe To trample To subside Earthhen Geological period City in Maine Law: unfit A stupor Polynesian apologizing Vended Growing o New coast To err Dutch for "op" Part of "to go" Symbol for tellurium Powerful delity SAC Psychologist To Lecture to P-TA The Lincoln school P-TA of Anaheim will hear a lecture by Ocorge Andrus, Santa Ana college psychology instructor, tomorrow, on "Mental Hygiene in Relation to Young Children." The talk will be given at the Lincoln school at 2:45 p.m. The lecture is being sponsored by the Santa Ana college Speaker's bureau. The bureau is comprised of faculty members of Santa Ana college who are speaking in the fields in which they teach or in other areas which they have been especially interested. Any club or group in Santa Ana or Orange county interested in securing faculty members as speakers at their meetings should call the college at KI-2-7220. NUDE "GODDESS" ARRESTED IN LA LOS ANGELES (A)—A pretty young woman strolling nude along Seventh st., near MacArthur park had a ready explanation for officers who arrested her: "I'm a goddess and I don't need any clothes," she said. She also said she was a "model, painter and writer." The officers gave her a jacket and took her to a receiving hospital for observation. Spaulding were standing at the rail and watched the scene unfold before them, but as the players gathered around the injured pitcher, one said to the other, "What happened? . . . Al Bridgford, son of the Anaheim meat packer." SPAULDING were standing at the rail and watched the scene unfold before them, but as the players gathered around the injured pitcher, one said to the other, "What happened? . . . Al Bridgford, son of the Anaheim meat packer, Hugh Bridgford, is pitching for the Fullerton jayves. He's a coming southpaw. . . They've finally closed the gaps in Vle Rueely La Palma Park fence. Those panels were removed as an accommodation to Energetic Urufe Moeller) who routed his Halloween parade through the ball park last fall. Leason Pomeroy used to be quite handy with the golf clubs but that was before business took up the biggest share of his time. The most colorful personality in the Hollywood Stars baseball organization is none other than Rosey Giffhousen the talented talent scout. Rocey has a gift of gab, is a good talker and never gets an opportunity pass him by. anyone who can jump from softball into organized baseball is good. Art Sullivan is one of Giffhousen's greatest boosters. QUICK QUIZ—How many Amateurers were born in Anaheim far this year? Doc Stork, it seems, has by-passed Anaheim completely. No one, it seems, is born in Anaheim any more. You know the reason why. NITECCAPSULE—If folks had saved their money during the decision they could afford to live through prosperity. WORD PUZZLE RADIO THURSDAY, P.M. 5:00 P.M. 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