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6 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1948 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SAY--DON'T I KNOW YOU? AREN'T YOU A COLUMNIST? PRINCESS POMONA! POMONA-NA! SHE ISN'T HERE. THEN WH-WHERE IS SHE?! SHE LOCKED HERSELF IN THE CASTLE DUNGEON, AND I DID BLAME BUT SCORCHY! YOU SUCEEDED! WITH OUR LOW FUEL SUPPLY, WE'D NEVER REACH ASTAR ON OUR OWN POWER! THIS LIMBA SHIP IS GIVING US A MAGNETIC TOW AND THEY DON'T EVEN KNOW IT! BUT SCORCHY! YOU BUCLEEPED! REACH ASTAR ON OUR OWN POWER! WINS IT A MAGNETIC TOW AND THEY DON'T EVEN KNOW IT! DICKIE DARE WASN'T IT THE KIND OF COURAGE CAPTAIN RICKEY IS SHOWING WHICH KEPT COLUMBUS ON HIS COURSE? ADMIRAL, LET'S TURN BACK! WE'RE GOING ON! WHAT KEPT WASHINGTON AND HIS WEARY SOLDIERS GOING IF NOT DEVOTION TO DUTY, SERVICE TO A GOOD CAUSE? DELL, IN BUSINESS; THE PROFESSIONS OR WHATEVER IT'S THE CAPTAIN RICKY IDEAL OF SERVICE WHICH WINS. ADV. OF PATSY OH, THAT'S PROF. ELECTRO! AND OBODY IS HE MAD ABOUT SOMETHING!! PROF. ELECTRO? A FELLOW SCIENTIST I TAKE IT! HE'S THE STAR OF "SCIENCE MUSEU SHOW" DO YOU KNOW MILTON MAXWELL, DIANA! OH-H, JEEPERS! DO I!!! MILTON MAXWELL—SIGHES GOSH...IT SEEMS LIKE I'LL JUST NEVER FORGET THE FIRST TIME I MET MILTON MAXWELL— DADDY! LOUISE, PARLING! THE WOULD-BE BRIDE, WHO HAD RUN AWAY TO BE WED FOR FEAR HER FATHER WOULD BE FURIOUS, WAS NEARLY BESIDE HERSELF WITH JOY AT HIS JOINING IN HER ELOPEMENT MODEST IS IT MY FAULT THAT SOME RIGHT THERE GOSH-I THOUGHT HE ASKED IF I WAS A COMMUNIST! E LOCKED HERSELF IN THE STYLE DUNGEON, AND I DON'T BLAME HER! IT HASN'T BEEN PEACEFUL AROUND HERE, HAS IT, TABBY? LIMBA SHIP MOVING US A NETIC TOW THEY DON'T KNOW IT! FCC Radio Detective Quits; No Enough Money to Operate With SAN FRANCISCO (A) — The single official responsible for detecting spy and other illegal radio transmitters throughout northern California and Nevada quit last night. Insufficient manpower and inadequate equipment was the reason given by Frank Roach, supervisor of investigation for the Federal Communications commission (FCC). He said engineers in similar posts across the country also are snowed under. He blamed it all on "inadequate appropriations for the FCC." The result, he said, is that: 1. Lives of airline passengers are endangered. "There is always the possibility in unexplained (airplane) crashes that the cause was directly attributable to radio interference." 2. Armed Forces operations are threatened. 3. The way is open to transmit race result makers. "I know there of gamblers in the East radio transmitters in But . . . how can one them actually transmit." 4. It is difficult to cases of subversive triviality. "I just don't know said, 'whether there are using radio transmitter don't have enough men er equipment to find out An object out in inter space, away from the of the earth or anyth would have no weight still have mass. SAFEWAY BIG 3 DAY Event! SAFEWAY'S B TUNA RED 7-oz. 32c GREEN LABEL can 32c LABEL Chicken of the Sea. Fancy solid pack or bite size. ELOUR 5-lb. 47c TUNA RED 7-oz. can 32¢ GREEN LABEL Chicken of the Sea. Fancy solid pack or bite size. FLOUR 5-lb. bag 47¢ Kitchen Craft. Enriched White. (25-lb. bag, 2.09) EGGS LARGE GRADE A Oak Glen brand. Large fresh eggs, packed in cartons. BREAKFAST GEMS EGGS LARGE GRADE CREAM O' THE CROP EGGS LARGE GRAD Welch's PRESERVES & JELLIES Grape Jelly, Grapelade, Cherry, Plum or Cherrylade Preserves. 10-oz. jar 19¢ Welch Grape Juice 12-oz. bottle 21¢ 24-oz. bottle 39¢ Delrich Margarine Golden Yellow. Made by Cudahy. SAFEWAY MEAT W For real values in meats... shop Saf you'll find top quality combined with SMOKED PICNICS Morrell Pride, short shank, in Visking, small sizes. MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U.S. Patent Office SAFEWAY MEAT W For real values in meats . . . shop Safeway you'll find top quality combined with SMOKED PICNICS Morrell Pride, short shank, in Visking, small sizes. PIECE BACON Select Eastern. Small size 8 to 10-lb. avg. GROUND BEEF Selected beef, freshly ground. For meat patties, loaves Skinless Wieners Somerset brand. No. 1 quality. In cello. 1-lb. pkg. 53¢ Frying Rabbits Fresh, local. lb. 65¢ Pork Spareribs Select Eastern. Medium size, 3 to 5-lb. average. lb. 32¢ Lamb Roast Shoulder, square but. U.S. CHOICE graded. lb. 59¢ Lamb Rib Chops U.S. CHOICE grade. lb. 89¢ Lamb Breast U.S. CHOICE grade. lb. 23¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1952, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA, Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. Y FAULT THAT SOMEBODY PUT THAT THING RIGHT THERE? // YOUR NEAREST SAFEWA ive Quits; Not Operate With Interference." 2. Armed Forces communications are threatened. 3. The way is open to gamblers to transmit race results to bookmakers. "I know there is a ring of gamblers in the East bay with radio transmitters in their cars. But . . . how can one man catch them actually transmitting?" 4. It is difficult to detect any cases of subversive transmitters. "I just don't know," Roach said, "whether there are any spies using radio transmitters . . . we don't have enough men and proper equipment to find out." An object out in interplanetary space, away from the attraction of the earth or another planet, would have no weight but would still have mass. Sandbag Disposal Stumps Army After Floods The battle to save Council Bluffs and threatened sections of Omaha across the river had involved upwards of six million sandbags. Better than half were filled. When the flood threat passed, Army engineers found themselves in a quandary; what is the most economical way to dispose of a used sandbag? While the Army was discovering that it costs more to reclaim a used sandbag than to buy a new one, some residents were solving the problem in their own way. Stockpiled bags melted away as passers-by stowed them in the trunks of their cars. Meanwhile farmers whose lands had been flooded gauged their losses in terms of the coming sea- Police Seek Modern Lady Godiva SOUTH PASADENA (P) — Police searched enthusiastically early today for a modern-day Lady Godiva, reportedly attired in nothing but a poodle haircut and astride a motorcycle. She was first reported speeding in the nude across San Pasqual bridge. Motorcycle officers from this city, Pasadena and Los Angeles joined the hunt. One officer reported sighting a motorcycle without lights in the area. But it got away. The Lady Godiva never was found. son's crops. At hard-hit Onawa, Ia., A. E. Muir, president of the Onawa' State bank, said he believes less than two per cent of 124,000 acres in Onawa county which were flooded will be lost to production this year. FEWAY'S BIG MAY SALE 7-oz. 32c GREEN LABEL 6½-oz. pack or bite size. 5-lb. bag 47c (25-lb. bag, 2.09) LARGE GRADE A bulk Glen brand. IS EGGS LARGE FRESH GRADE A ROP EGGS LARGE FRESH GRADE AA 27c can 10-lb. bag 89c dozen 45c dozen 47c dozen 49c JELL-WELL Add color and flavor to your menus with Jell-well...6 delicious gelatins, & tasty puddings and Lemon Pie Filling. pkg. 6c Just look at the low prices this week on Del Monte's famous quality foods. CLING PEACHES Choice quality, sliced or halved. 29-oz. can 26c SLICED PINEAPPLE Fancy Hawaiian. (9-oz., 2 for 25c; 30-oz., 29c) can 20-oz. 25c PINEAPPLE JUICE 18-oz. can 10c TOMATO JUICE For breakfast. (18-oz. can, 10c) 46-oz. can 21c CORN White 17-oz. can 18c Golden 17-oz. can 15c FANCY PEAS Early Garden. 17-oz. can 17c CUT BEANS Fancy Green. 16-oz. can 19c TOMATO CATSUP 14-oz. bottle 15c TOMATO SAUCE 8-oz. can 6c CHILI SAUCE 12-oz. bottle 19c MEAT VALUES meats ... shop Safeway, where quality combined with low prices. ICNICS Visking, small sizes. lb. 35c More Del Monte Foods Large Prunes 1-lb. pkg. 21c (2-lb. pkg., 39c) Prune Juice quarl bottle 27c For breakfast. Whole Beans 19-oz. can 23c Fancy green. Tomatoes 19-oz. can 21c Fancy stewed. MEAT VALUES meats ... shop Safeway, where quality combined with low prices. ICNICS Visking, small sizes. 35¢ lb. ON Whole slab, full half or either end. 35¢ lb. EEF Packed in Visking. For meat patties, loaves. 49¢ lb. More Del Monte Foods Large Prunes 1-lb. pkg. 21¢ (2-lb. pkg., 39¢) Prune Juice quarl bottle 27¢ For breakfast. Whole Beans 19-oz. can 23¢ Fancy green. Tomatoes 19-oz. can 21¢ Fancy stewed. Sauerkraut 16-oz. can 10¢ (27-oz. can, 15¢) Diced Carrots 16-oz. jar 11¢ For salads. Sliced Beets 16-oz. jar 14¢ Fine for salads. Sweet Pickles 12-oz. jar 25¢ FRESH PRODUCE FANCY GRAPEFRUIT COACHELLA (In the bulk) lb. 5¢ DESERT (In mesh bag) 8 pound bag 35¢ FRESH CARROTS Tops off. lb. 4½¢ CUCUMBERS Long, green. For slicing. each 9¢ YELLOW ONIONS Sweet. Mild. lb. 12£ HEAD LETTUCE Crisp. Solid. lb. 6£ SAFEWAY REST SAFEWAY, 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM