anaheim-gazette 1952-03-20

12 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1958 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA YOU'RE TOO SICK TO WORK? ME TOO! I CAN HARDLY STAND UP! I THINK I'M DYIN'! ALFRED CAN YOU TELL ME WHERE LADY GERTIE GOTROCKS LIVES? YEP IN THAT THAR CASTLE. GOSH, IT'S ABOUT READY TO PALL DOWN! YEP! LADY GERTIE'S DEPARTED HUSBUM NEVER KEPT IT IN REPAIR. HE MUST'VE BEEN AWFUL TIGHT! SCORCHY SNITH PROJECTION CHANNEL TO COMMAND DECK! TUBES #1 AND #2 IS CHARGED! COMMAND DECK TO GOR! RELEASE DRUMS IN #2 AND #4 TUBES! ADJUST FOR WIDE ANGLE ON THE POWER BEAM AND STAND BY ONE...TWO... PROJECTION CHANNEL TO COMMAND DECK TUBES AND IS SCHARGED! DRUMS IN #2 AND #4 TUBES! ANGLE ON THE POWER BEAM AND STAND BY ONE...TWO... THE "BLACK COUNT" AND THE INVESTIGATION OF HIS ACTIVITIES HAS BEEN TURNED OVER TO THE CAPTAIN OF THE WARSHIP. OVERS HAVE DESCENDED... AND RIGGED 'PONTOONS' ON THE SUNKEN SCHOOL SHIP... HERE SHE COMES UP! GOOD OLD FLAG SHIP! N'BAY! A WEEK'S HARD WORK A WE'LL BE AT SEA AGAIN HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO RELAX', OAD DARE!! FIVE DOLLARS! THANKS MR. VEISETT. I'M GLAD TO HAVE THIS STEADY WORK! WHY DON'T YOU LET US SCRATCH HIM OFF THE BOOKS? HAVEN'T YOU BEEN GETTING THE NEWS LATEU? I'M GONNA SEND him TO START WITH RELATNES! OR, DIANA MAY I HELP YOU, MISS YES. NOTHING FOR ME TO DO BUT GO BACK AND FACE HIGGINS AND ADMIT I WAS WRONG!...HE'LL BE PLENTY BURNED UP WHEN I TELL HIM HE DOESN'T EVEN GET TO PROSECUTE THE GAL WHO STOLE THE MONEY FROM HIS BANK...SHE'S BEIN' TAKEN TO ST. LOUIS FOR A BIGGER JOB SHE PULLED!! IT WAS A LONG, HEAVY JOURNEY HOME FOR PETERS...HIS CONFIDENCE IN HIS JUDGMENT OF PEOPLE MOMENTARILY BADLY SHAKEN!!! Kefauver Flips Off Coon-Skin, Meets Citizenry WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. — Winding up his first day of campaign in Wisconsin, Sen. Kefauver of Tenessee cut down on his wordage last night so he could shake more hands. Kefauver, who has flipped his coonskin cap into the Democratic presidential ring and into Wisconsin's April 1 primary, put aside his prepared speech, declaring he was pressed for time in order to meet personally as many as he could in his audience of 2200. Among the Republican presidential candidates in the state, last night, Senator Taft of Ohio kept up his criticism of the administration's foreign policy and Harold Stassen hit again at Taft's foreign policy. Kefauver told his audience at Wisconsin Rapid's Lincoln Field House that "this is a time of tremendous challenge. I know the people of the United States can outdo the slave people any time. We want to convince the people of the world their best course lies with us." Gov. Earl Warren of California is slated to arrive at Milwaukee tonight and renew his presidential campaign in Wisconsin Friday, starting at Racine. Gen. Eisenhower's astonishing 106,788 vote showing in Minnesota's primary Tuesday—all writings—set off bidding yesterday for "Ike" supporters in Wisconsin's primary. Gov. Earl Warren of California is slated to arrive at Milwaukee tonight and renew his presidential campaign in Wisconsin Friday, starting at Racine. Gen. Eisenhower's astonishing 108,788 vote showing in Minnesota's primary Tuesday—all writings—set off bidding yesterday for "Ike" supporters in Wisconsin's primary. Stassen quickly renewed his invitation to Eisenhower admirers to support him, claiming his views most nearly parallel the general's. Ralph Immell, state leader of the Warren campaign, retorted that the California governor is the true Eisenhower candidate in Wisconsin. Eisenhower is not entered in Wisconsin's primary and write-in votes will not count. Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER Then I saw that wisdom excelled folly, as far as light excelled darkness. The wise man's eyes are in his head; but the fool walketh in darkness. —Ecc. 2:13. BYGONES—Chinese reds fled across the 38th Parallel just a year ago today. That was when movie actor Larry Parks admitted that he had been a member of the communist party. Students flocked to Orange county beaches for the spring recess. Paul Demaree, Anahi superintendent, was elected director of region five of the California Secondary School Administrators. Shirley Ann Cully of La Habra won top place in the Cow Palace dairy stock exhibition in San Francisco. Thomas Arden, executive vice-president of Robertshaw-Fulton, addressed the Anaheim Chamber with us." Carmen's FLOWER S 111 East Center Funeral Directors HILGENIE MORTUA Fairfield County 20 F broadway PHONE REDFIELD SUSPECT CONFESSES THEFT RENO (AP)—Arrest suspect in the burglarie La Vere Red brought the first confess case and boosted the cery to $128,000. The FBI said Antho 41, former gambling here, admitted taking million and a half dollar burglary and led to of $27,000 cash, some securities. Officers said Gazzig of Louis (Firpo) Gazz held in the case, told field's safe was taken home and broken open bars in an isolated Reno. Loot has been recovered Angeles, Milwaukee, Flagstaff, Ariz. The maximum snow United States occurred arack Calif. in the flocked to Orange county beaches for the spring recess... Paul Demaree, Anahi superintendent, was elected director of region five of the California Secondary School Administrators. Shirley Ann Cully of La Habra won top place in the Cow Palace dairy stock exhibition in San Francisco. Thomas Arden, executive vice-president of Robertshaw-Fulton, addressed the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. Marlon Pickel announced that the Anaheim Red Cross had graduated 15 first aid teachers. A committee headed by Warren Ashleigh will investigate the school board's action in dropping Melbourne Gauer's contract. Casper C. Reinert, 83, died from burns received when he attempted to extinguish a grass fire. Death also claimed Mrs. Helena Puls, 80, former Anaheimer, and Mrs. Zurle Vary McKelvey, 39. Ivan Davis celebrated the birth of a baby daughter in Anaheim. Johanna Fisher oogame Mrs. Unaries Cariker. That was the news of a year ago when a lot of eyes were glued on television screens for the Kefauver crime probe. Remember? SIGNALS—About a year ago "the death corner"—Imperial and 101—got signals. It's about time that the "coroner's corner"—Lemon and Orangethorpe—got signals, too, before someone pays for them with his life. NEWSWORTHY — And while we're on the subject, about a year ago Beth Barton came in for some mighty nice publicity for turning out the Hey Ho Dolls in the old dairy barn on South Acacia street. And just last week, the gal made the society pages by giving to Donald Steven Sam Collins, the speech assembly, first announcement of running for senate. Bill Sweet, man-about-Anaheim, his feet after a lengthy seige. But y'can't keep down. Dicha noticed thaniel North who lives street has a son and his of Palm street has a d Speaking of names it's to note that neither nor heim Northrups—Mrs. Northrup or Mrs. Bell—work for Northrup in Ray Flores must lot of credit. The y heimer has fought his semi-final bracket of tistic circles, but he's hang up his gloves. Ling can be a punishment even when you win. NITECAPSULE thing to make a clean we know of is a vacuum CLASSIFIED Classified rates for Anaheim Gazette Anaheim Gazette Shopper and (minimum 12 words) 1 time $80c 2 times $54c 3 times $72c 4 times $90c 5 times $1.08 Card of Trianks $1.00 In Memorium $1.00 So word 1st day — 1½ thereafter Address, phone number, etc., constitute a word. Minimum charge is Deadline for copy, corrections or cancellations 9:00 a.m. day of publication. 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The FBI said Anthony Gazzigli, 41, former gambling house porter here, admitted taking part in the million and a half dollar Redfield burglary and led to the recovery of $27,000 cash, some jewelry and securities. Officers said Gazzigli, a brother of Louis (Firpo) Gazzigli, already held in the case, told how Redfield’s safe was taken from the home and broken open with crowbars in an isolated area outside Reno. Loot has been recovered in Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Reno and Flagstaff, Ariz. The maximum snowfall in the United States occurred at Tamarack, Calif., in the winter of... held in the case, told how Redfield's safe was taken from the home and broken open with crowbars in an isolated area outside Reno. Loot has been recovered in Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Reno and Flagstaff, Ariz. The maximum snowfall in the United States occurred at Tamarack, Calif., in the winter of 1906-07. One drift measured about 74 feet deep. One in seven agricultural workers in Britain is a woman. the society pages by getting married to Donald Stevens... And Sam Collins, the speaker of the assembly, first announced his intention of running for the state senate... Bill Sweet, well known man-about-Anaheim, is back on his feet after a lengthy hospital seige. But y'can't keep a good man down... Dicha notice that Nathaniel North who lives on North street has a son and Louis Palm of Palm street has a daughter... Speaking of names it's interesting to note that neither of the Anaheim Northrups—Mrs. Florence Northrup or Mrs. Beth Northrup—work for Northrup in Anaheim. Ray Flores must be given a lot of credit. The young Anaheimer has fought his way to the semi-final bracket of the Olympic fistic circles, but he's ready to hang up his gloves. Leatherpushing can be a punishing pastime even when you win. NITECAPSULE — 'The only thing to make a clean sweep that we know of is a vacuum cleaner. 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