anaheim-gazette 1952-07-22

6 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1953 ANAHEIM, GALIFORNIA WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR A PERSON WITH AN EXCESSIVE FEAR OF FALLING? CUT-RATE PERSONAL PROBLEM CLICK HMNN—THAT CALLS FOR A LITTLE PSYCHOLOGY---LEMME THINK--- SOMETIMES A TRICK LIKE THIS WILL SNAP YA OUT OF IT! YOU'RE THE ONE WHO'S DUMB--TELLING ME I'M IN SOME KINDDOM I NEVER HEARD OF! I'LL GET MY CAR--THEN I'LL KNOW THIS ISN'T A NIGHTMARE! DIDN'T YOU EVER HEAR OF AN ALITOMOBILE?! THAT FIGURES! WE'RE DROPPING LOW ON LIMBA JUST LIKE... DIVING IN A ROLLER COASTER... TO GET UP ENOUGH MOMENTUM FOR THE NEXT... DICKIE DARB DIS IS GREAT! WE ZIG ONE WAY... Goullon Waugh AN' ZAG TH' ODDER, GOIN' SOUTH ALL D' TIME! NIGHT COMIN' ON TOO! DON'T MORRY, BARRACUDA WE IS AS SAFE AS TWO RUGS ON A BUG! ADV. OF PATSY AND WHEN THIS GINK NEVER SHOWS HIS FIZZ I BEGINS TO SUSPICION HIM AS A SCREWBALL CREEP! SEE'S YOU NEEDS PROTECTION! THAT IS WHERE I FIT IN LADY FOR A PRICE! OH, DIANA DON!! JEEPERS! IT'S BEEN SO LONG! HOW ARE YOU? ONE HOUR LATER... AND OH, I'M 50-0-0 GLAD YOU CALLED DON! YOU MUST CALL AGAIN REAL SOON BYE, NOW! HANG ON, MYRA! ON PETERS, HELP!! CRASH THEY'D COME ALL THIS WAY FOR A VACATION AND JUST AS THEY SIGHT THEIR DESTINATION THIS TERRIBLE THING HAS TO HAPPEN!!! HOLD YOUR BREATH AND JUST HOPE FOR THE BEST!! Benefits of New Social Security Law Amendment Clarified About 8500 persons in the Orange county area will receive higher social security payments beginning early in October as a result of the social security amendments signed into law July 18. Garrett W. List, manager of the Santa Ana social security office, emphasized that no one needs to apply for the increased payments. "The Social Security Administration is already changing the amounts," he pointed out. "We expect to get them changed in time to have them in the mail Oct. 3, the regular delivery date, but, if in a few cases we don't meet the schedule, we'll send the regular check and make up the difference in a later check." List pointed out that although nearly every family receiving payments would receive an increase, the additional amount would not always be divided among all the members of the family receiving monthly checks. In some cases the entire increase will go to the retired worker. Under terms of the law, most families will get an increase of about $5.00; some will get less, some will get more. The amended law provides a new formula for determining the amount of payments in these cases. Under it, a retired worker's monthly benefit would be 55% of $100 of his average earnings plus 15% of the up to $300. Earning Increase Beginning Sept. 1, the increased to $75 a month of $50 the amount of beneficiary may earn since the monthly benefits employed people entitle age and survivors insurance fits may receive the pay each month of the year not earnings during the year are not over $900. The amended law provision of special implemnt self-employed people retired or plan to retire 1952. Before the passage amendments their earning year in which an applicant made could not be used their old-age benefit Now, these self-employer who originally applied fits in 1952 may reap close of the taxable year their 1952 earnings uuring their monthly benefits. In general, this crease the monthly benefit to self-employed. A similar change in the permits insured wage retirement in 1952 to have for this year used immigrating the amount of fit payments. Heretofore necessary for them to after the end of the year to have all of their coverage for 1952 included in Rubber Joints Accepted for Sewer Outfall Pinning their expectations on a new type tubular rubber joint, design engineers for the county sanitation districts said today they anticipate a saving of from $250,000 to $500,000 on the contract for the big 72-inch outfall line when bids are opened Wednesday evening in Santa Ana. The tubular rubber joint has been thoroughly tested with a number of contractors as witnesses, said Engineers H. J. Harrison and J. A. Woolley of Santa Ana. It is one of three types of joints specified for the 7,000-foot marine section of the outfall which is expected to cost from $1,600,000 to $1,900,000, depending upon the type of joint used. The 2100-foot land section of the outfall will cost from $340,000 to $350,000, the engineers estimate. Besides the savings in the cost of the joint itself, the engineers believe that bids to be opened will reflect anticipated economies in the labor costs of laying the line. In using balloons to lift weight, it takes about 14 cubic feet of helium to lift one pound. A similar change in the permits insured wage ective retire in 1952 to have them for this year used immigrant figuring the amount of fit payments. Heretofore necessary for them to after the end of the year to have all of their cover for 1952 included in the tation of the benefit and another amendmen beneficiaries aged 75 or ready on the rolls to tage of the higher bements provided under formula, if they have h a year and a half of cov after 1950. Military Credit The amended law all security wage credits for each month of active or naval service after 1947. This provision is extension of the one ready gives social secu creds to servicemen War II. It applies to the armed forces up to 1954. Of advantage to the of deceased service per provision in the amende tending the time for c lump-sum death payme applies to service men abroad and are later re the United States for reburial. Survivors who burial expenses may n reimbursement up to t after the reburial instead years after the servicem TODAY’S CROSS-WORD PUZZ MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U.S. Patent Office 0.0 McGARGL VICE PRES. SIXTH NATION BANK JAY ALANERRY, MR. McGARGLE CAN'T SEE YOU TODAY—HE'S ABSCONDED !!! HORIZONTAL 1 Female servant 5 To discontinue 9 Golf club 11 Dawn 13 Skill 14 "The magic city" 16 Prefix: not 17 Note of chromatic scale 18 He defeated Jack Johnson in 1915 20 French for "il" 21 Military cap 23 Powerful duty 24 Sum 26 Unaccom-panied 28 Two ems 30 Weathercock 31 Public writer 34 Framing in which panes of glass are set 36 Note of scale 37 Group of eight 40 To genuflect 42 Alas! 44 Bones 48 Noek VERTICAL 1 Girl's name 2 Slamese coin 3 Indefinite nominative 4 Prefix: half 5 Riding whip 6 City in Chaidea 7 Electrified particle Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: TAEL ASHE OLD AXLE MEAN ROE PI AFAR SUITE OB FREE TO AMOS ANTA REP GAMUT EASE LA ATAVUS HERMXT MI ABE T AOAMI ACT AARE OLIO OB LOAM EN PERIL OREW AM ERS IDOL IOTA TAO POXY PREX Social Security Clarified benefit would be 55% of the first $100 of his average monthly earnings plus 15% of the remainder up to $300. Earning Increase Beginning Sept. 1, the new law increased to $75 a month instead of $50 the amount of money a beneficiary may earn and still receive the monthly benefits. Self-employed people entitled to old-age and survivors insurance benefits may receive the payments for each month of the year if their net earnings during the entire year are not over $900. The amended law contains a provision of special importance to self-employed people who have retired or plan to retire during 1952. Before the passage of the amendments their earnings for the year in which an application was made could not be used to figure their old-age benefit payments. Now, these self-employed people who originally applied for benefits in 1952 may reapply at the close of the taxable year and have their 1952 earnings used in figuring their monthly benefit payments. In general, this will increase the monthly benefit payment to self-employed persons. A similar change in the new law permits insured wage earners who retire in 1952 to have their wages for this year used immediately in figuring the amount of their benefit payments. Heretofore, it was necessary for them to come back after the end of the year in order to have all of their covered wages for 1952 included in the county council. Oil Co. Tax Appeal Referred To Courts Appeals of the Southwest Exploration Co. and Signal Oil and Gas Co. to the county supervisors to reduce their assessments of Huntington Beach tideland oil pool wells to "zero" so far as Huntington Beach city taxes are concerned, is a matter for the courts to decide, the supervisors have ruled, on advise of the county counsel. The oil companies facing a city tax of about $18,300, contend that the city's annexation of water area to the three-mile limit is invalid and therefore the attempt to tax the oil company wells in that area are illegal. County Counsel Joel Ogle advised the supervisors that they have no jurisdiction as a board of equalization in the case, as the question of the city's annexation is one for the courts to determine. RADIO and TELEVISION TELEVISION Tuesday, July 22 5:00 P.M. KNKT (2)—Convention KNBH (4)—Star Salon KTLA (5)—Playwinter KECA (7)—Al Jarvis KLJ (9)—Gene Norman KTVV (11)—Billie Burke KLAO (13)—Hollywood on TV 6:13 KNBE (4)—Travelog 8:30 KNKT (2)—Man on St. KNBH (4)—Howdy Day KTLA (5)—Cowboy Brillus KECA (7)—News KTVV (11)—Cartoon Time KLAO (12)—Elitch Post 6:45 KECA (7)—Bicky and Magic Trolley 6:00 P.M. KNKT (2)—Convention KNBH (8)—Convention KTLA (7)—The Story KTLA (9)—Missing Men" KTVV (11)—Welsh at Airport KLAO (13)—Frank Webb Show 6:15 KECA (7)—Space Patrol 6:20 KTLA (5)—Convention KTLV (11)—Sports Bill Welsh KLAO (13)—Telepaper 6:45 KTVV (11)—News, George Putnam KLAO (13)—Clute Robbs. 7:00 P.M. KECA (7)—Convention KNXT (2)—Convention KNBH (4)—Convention 8:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Convention KNBH (4)—Hospital Candy KTLA (5)—"Jungle Patrol" KECA (7)—Wrestling KBJ (9)—Dugout Dope KECA (7)—Convention Baseball--Sacramento-Klywd. KTTVV (11)—"Man Betrayed" 8:30 KNXT (2)—Corrali, Jimmy Wakely KLAO (13)—Pub Service 9:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—City Hospital KNBH (4)—Boys Lady KTLA (5)—Hutton's Girl Orchestra KECA (7)—Wrestling KTTVV (11)—Plainclothes Man KLAO (13)—News Review 8:30 KNXT (2)—Suspense KNBH (4)——Circle Theater, "City Editor" KTTVV (11)—Your Town's Talent KLAO (13)——Olympic Boxing 10:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—TV News KNBH (4)——Amuseur HR KTLA (5)——Alla Troubles' KTTVV (11)–Bowling 10:00 KNXT (2)–Film KTLA (5)–Roller Derby KECA (7)–Names the Same KBJ (9)–News 10:45 KNHB (4)–Industry on Parade KBJ (9)–Stan Time KLAO (13)–Movie 11:20 KTTV (11)—Theater--"Miracle Kid" 12:00 KTLA (5)—Final Edition 1:00 KTTV (11)--Frontier Scout TOMORROW KNTX (2) 7:00 Conversion 1:30 Gerry Moore 2:00 First 100 Years 2:15 Cal. Living 3:00 Strike It Rich 3:20 Varieties 4:00 And I! 4:15 Search for Tomorrow KNBH (4) 7:00 Conversion 11:00 Monty Margette 12:00 Big Payoff 1:00 Matinee in N.Y. 2:00 Bill Stuila 3:00 Betsy Hayes 4:00 Jack McIlroy 4:00 Convention 4:50 Gabby Hayes KTLA (5) 9:00 Conversion 3:20 News, Music Police Calls 4:00 Spy Train KNBH (7) 9:00 Conversion 12:30 Film, News 1:00 Gaffney's Kitchen 2:00 News, Movie, 3:00 Al Jarvis, 4:20 Caroline Leoettet, Jarris KBTJ (9) 1:20 News Suspects 1:45 Ellis Island" 2:00 Queen for A Day 3:00 Mamma Weiss 4:00 Gene Norman KTTV (11) 1:15 Ensenada Heights crease the monthly benefit payment to self-employed persons. A similar change in the new law permits insured wage earners who retire in 1952 to have their wages for this year used immediately in figuring the amount of their benefit payments. Heretofore, it was necessary for them to come back after the end of the year in order to have all of their covered wages for 1952 included in the computation of the benefit amount. Another amendment allows beneficiaries aged 75 or over already on the rolls to take advantage of the higher benefit payments provided under the new formula, if they have had at least a year and a half of covered work after 1950. Military Credits The amended law allows social security wage credits of $160 for each month of active military or naval service after July 24, 1947. This provision is simply an extension of the one which already gives social security wage credits to servicemen of World War II. It applies to service in the armed forces up to Jan. 1, 1954. Of advantage to the survivors of deceased service people is a provision in the amended law extending the time for claiming a bump-sum death payment. This applies to service men who died abroad and are later returned to the United States for burial or reburial. Survivors who pay the burial expenses may now claim reimbursement up to two years after the reburial instead of two years after the serviceman's death. WORD PUZZLE KTVV (11)—Welsh at Airport KLAO (13)—Frank Webb 6:15 KECA (7)—Space Patrol 6:20 KTLA (5)—Beany KTLA (5)—Convention KTTV (11)—Sports—Bill Welsh KLAO (13)—Telepaper 6:45 KTTV (11)—News, George Putnam KLAO (13)—Clete Robts. 7:00 P.M. 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KLAО-News， Bob McLaughlin kPI-CONVENTION kNAx-News，Music kFAC - Concret 7: VERTICAL Girl's name Slamese coin Indefinite nominative Prefix: half Riding whip City in Chaldea Electrified particle One who shows endurance Cold-weather garment Colloquial: to wear Chalice Architect to anoint To mitigate Holsted House for pigeone Awaved band Small pies Comparative suffix Pronoun Exists Negative Parodies Canons Fable band Small pies Comparative suffix Pronoun Exists Negative Parodies Canons Fable band Small pies Comparative suffix Pronoun Exists Negative Parodies Canons Fable band Small pies Comparative suffix Pronoun Exists Negative Parodies VERTICAL Girl's name Slamese coin Indefinite nominative Prefix: half Riding whip City in Chaldea Electrified particle One who shows endurance Cold-weather garment Colloquial: to wear Chalice Architect to anoint To mitigate Holsted House for pigeone Awaved band Small pies Comparative suffix Pronoun Exists Negative Parodies VERTICAL Girl's name Slamese coin Indefinite nominative Prefix: half Riding whip City in Chaldea Electrified particle One who shows endurance Cold-weather garment Colloquial: to wear Chalice Architect to anoint To mitigate Holsted House for pigeone VERTICAL Girl's name Slamese coin Indefinite nominative Prefix: half Riding whip City in Chaldea Electrified particle One who shows endurance Cold-weather garment Colloquial: to wear Chalice Architect to anoint To mitigate VERTICAL Girl's name Slamese coin Indefinite nominative Prefix: half Riding whip City in Chaldea Electrified particle One who shows endurance Cold-weather garment Colloquial: to wear VERTICAL Girl's name Slamese coin Indefinite nominative VERTICAL Girl's name