anaheim-gazette 1952-08-22

6 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1938 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HURRY, HURRY, HURRY! TWO TICKETS TO ANY MIDWAY ATTRACTION WITH EVERY PURCHASE! Gonine South Pacific Straw Hats $3.00 FUN HOUSE ENTER THRU BARREL NOPE, I DON'T WANTA SWAP WOMEN! I LIKE THIS ONE, AN' I'M GONNA MARRY HER! I LIKE HER TOO! YOU BETTER SWAP! I WON'T SWAP! YOU WILL SWAP! ASTAR HAS NO CATAPULTS TO FIT THIS CAPTURED LUMBIAN SHIP AND... AND SO NON-STANDARD SPACE SHIPS PANCAKE IN YOUR 'EMERGENCY LANDING COUNTER CONCUSSION COMPOUND' RIGHT SIR! NOW THE CONVENIOR BELT TAKES US THROUGH THE SCRUB AND POLISH BARN... RICHY SMITH CAPTURED LIMBIAN SHIP AND... COMPOUND? BACK TO EARTH, DARE! HOW COULD YOU COMMAND THAT WAGON? COUITION WAUGH BUT THAT 60 FOOT VACHT-MO-THAT'S STILL TOO BIG! AH-BUT THAT COZY 20 FOOTER-THAT'S THE ONE I'M BEING PICKED TO COMMAND! MIKE FLAGG IS TAKING OVER MY SPOT ON TELEVISION? YOU MEAN I'M THROUGH? NOT EXACTLY...THE SPONSOR HAS SOMETHING ELSE IN MIND FOR YOU! NO. IT'S THE BEEN NOT FOR DIANA! DIANA DEAN! OF ALL PEOPLE! I CAN'T BELIEVE MY EYES! NHY, IT'S BEEN AGES/ REMEMBER ALL THE FUN WE USED TO HAVE ON OUR DATES! GEE-B! LET'S MAKE ANOTHER DATE RIGHT NOW! JUST YOU AND ME--- B-BUT--- THAT OLD FELLA WITH THE WHISKERS NEVER DID COME BACK WHEN THE STORM CAME UP... HE'S SOAKED TO THE SKIN BY THIS TIME, POOR GUY!! WAIT A MINUTE, ISN'T THAT HIM COMING IN... YES... IT'S HIS BOAT... BUT... BUT IT'S EMPTY!! IT WAS PETERS' BOAT ALL RIGHT, BUT PETERS DOESN'T EVEN KNOW IT'S MISSING! HE IS INVESTIGATING THE MYSTERIOUS INTERIOR OF A SUPPOSEDLY ABANDONED ICE HOUSE ON A TINY ISLAND IN THE MIDDLE OF THE LAKE MODEST JAY ALAN- !WHY SHOULD I WORRY A GOING WITH AN UNDESI Citizens' Water Committee Meets Seeks to Replenish Water Supply Holding its first session at the Orange county Water District offices in Santa Ana Wednesday evening, the new 12-members Citizens Water Conservation committee, formed to seek ways and means of replenishing the Santa Ana basin water supply with the most equitable possible distribution of the cost, discussed methods of approaching its problem. The committee spokesmen today reiterated assurances given a delegation visiting last night's session, that at present the committee has decided upon no program, and is seeking a starting point. The delegation of 17 persons at the meeting were under the misapprehension, from reading a newspaper report, that the committee planned to place meters upon the wells of all farmers in the basin. They were assured that there was no such intention, and that whatever method is recommended for financing the water replenishment program, will apply to all water users, including citits. The committee passed a resolution which said in substance "The main premise upon which we intend to work is to save the basin from further encroachment from salt water, and that the integrity of fresh water in the basin shall be maintained." Since legislation will be necessary to place in force any program adopted, Chairman Walter Schmid, of Garden Grove, was authorized to name a committee to confer with city attorneys and legal counsel of the water district, to discuss a starting point for the committee's study. Chairman Schmid last night read a letter from Warren Butler, managing editor of the Herald-American, newspaper serving Compton, Lynwood and Bellflower, disclosing that the central basin of Los Angeles county seeks cooperative effort between the two areas, which have similar problems. Chairman Schmid last night read a letter from Warren Butler, managing editor of the Herald-American, newspaper serving Compton, Lynwood and Bellflower, disclosing that the central basin of Los Angeles county seeks cooperative effort between the two areas, which have similar problems. "We in the central basin of Los Angeles county," Butler wrote, "are faced with a closely parallel problem and geologists tell us that there is no clear separation between our basin and that of the Santa Ana river." He suggested that the committees from both basins meet to discuss their common problems, in view of the fact that an interim committee of the state legislature will be conducting hearings in this section in the latter part of October, and will be interested in hearing the local problems. The legislature's committee is now holding hearings in Santa Clara county and the San Joaquin valley. Attending last night's session were: Chairman Schmid, Secretary W. D. Miller, Glenn P. Allen of Orange, Mayor Courtney Chandler of Santa Ana, John W. Crill of Garden Grove, W. B. Hellis of Irvine, John A. Murdy, Jr., of Wintersburg, state senator elect; Walter Knott of Buena Park, Mayor Charles Pearson of Anaheim, Ross Shafer of Tustin, E. T. Watson of Olive and Vernon Langenbeck of Huntington Beach. Alternate members present were Adolph Bosch of Orange and George Vandenberg of Anaheim. The steering committee, which selected the permanent committee, is said to be considering recommendation of an additional member from the Placentia district. Mary Whitney Gets Scholarship Scholarships have been awarded to 39 students for the 1952-53 school year at Santa Barbara college of the University of California. Miss Mary Whitney, 522 S. Ohio st., Anaheim, is one of the honored students. This announcement was made by Dr. Cornelius H. Muller, chairman of the college committee on honors and scholarships, who said that a few additional scholarships would be granted before the opening of the fall semester on Sept. Scholarships have been awarded to 39 students for the 1952-53 school year at Santa Barbara college of the University of California. Miss Mary Whitney, 522 S. Ohio st., Anaheim, is one of the honored students. This announcement was made by Dr. Cornelius H. Muller, chairman of the college committee on honors and scholarships, who said that a few additional scholarships would be granted before the opening of the fall semester on Sept. 15. The growing number of available scholarships at Santa Barbara college is made possible by gifts and bequests. The awards are made available to entering students as well as those already in attendance. The rating of the candidates for scholarships is based on excellence in high school or college academic record, financial need, promise of future success, and character. Bullet Narrowly Misses Young Boy Accidentally discharged from a 38 caliber revolver in a Santa Ana residence late yesterday, a bullet bounced cross the street and narrowly missed a young boy in a house on the other side. Mrs. Iris Minor, 7066 W. Fairview st., was unloading her husband's revolver when the shot was fired. She said she looked for the bullet but could not find where it had gone. Her neighbors soon told her. The slug had crossed the street, bounced on a sidewalk and entered the living room of Mrs. Dee McKee's home at 715 West Fairview. Passing through the screen door, it shattered a plate hanging on the living room wall. Fragments were spattered against Merlin McKee, 12, who walked into the room at that moment, almost in the path of the bullet. 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THE WANT AD NUMBER 2206 Announcements Cemeteryes 1 Death Notices 2 Florists 3 Card of Thanks 4 Employment Help Wanted—Male 13 NORTHROP ANAHEIM EAS THE FOLLOWING WELL PAID POSITIONS KEYED TO A LONG TERM DEFENSE PROGRAM. Boring Mach. Operators Inspector, machine parts Inspector precision Assembly "A" Milling Mach. Operator "A" Tool & Die Makers "A" Inspection Machine Parts "B" Inspection Receiving Precision "A" Applicant must understand angle dekkor, spectrometer surface quality, lens bench and micro-comparator. Estimator Machine shop experience. Engineering Designer "A" Experienced in computing mechanisms. Engineering Designer "B" Optical components and knowledge of advanced physics & math. APPLY IN PERSON TO EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Northrop Aircraft Inc. 500 E. Orangethorpe, Anaheim MEN CONSTRUCTION HELPERS GARAGE MEN Steady full time jobs with large public utility. High school graduates between 18 and 49 To Place an Anaheim Gazette Want Ad A courteous helpful want ad taker is ready to help you in preparing a fast action result producing ad THE WANT AD NUMBER 2206 Announcements Cemeteries 1 Death Notices 2 Florists 3 Card of Thanks 4 In Memorium 5 Monuments 6 Nursery Stock 7 Funeral Directors 8 Lost & Found 9 Beauty Shops 10 Pegsonals-Special Notices 11 Excursion & Travel 12 Employment Help Wanted—Male 13 Help Wanted—Female 14 Help Wanted M or F 15 Situations Wanted M or F 16 Business Services Saw Sharpening House Movers Landscaping Watch Repair Plumbing Dry Cleaners Photo Engraving Electrical Repairing Plumbing Painting Paper Hanging Horses-Cattle-Hogs-18 Livestock Poultry-Rabbits Etc. 19 Hay-Grain-Feed 20 Pet-Supplies 21 Seeds & Farm Supplies 22 Financial Business Opportunities 23 Money to Loan 24 Real Estate eLoans 25 Rooms & Board Rooms with Board 26 Sleeping Rooms 27 Metals 27A Hotel Rooms 28 Housekeeping Rooms 29 Real Estate Rentals Apta. Unfurnished 20 Apts. Furnished 21 Houses Purn. or Unfurn. 22 Business Places for Rent 23 Offices & Desk Room 24 Wanted to Rent 25 Real Estate Sales Brokers in Real Estate 26 Houses for Sale 27 Business Properties 28 Acrage 30A Lots for Sale 39 Ranches, Groves 40 Income Properties 41 Real Estate Wanted 42 Merchandise Refrigerators, Freezers 43 Washers 44 Misc. for Sale 45 Ranges, Stoves 46 Sewing Machines 47 Musical Instruments 48 Pianos 49 Radios, Supplies 50 TVs Supplies 51 H.H. Furniture 52 Appliances, Home 53 Wearing Apparel 54 Building Materials 55 Wanted to Buy 56 Automotive Tires & Accessories 57 Auto Repairing 58 Gas, Oil, Greases 59 Northrop Aircraft Inc. 500 E. Orangethorpe, Anaheim MEN CONSTRUCTION HELPERS GARAGE MEN Steadv full time jobs with large public utility. High school graduates between 18 and 40 years of age, wanted for regular employment. Opportunities for advancement, 40 hour week, paid vacations, paid holidays, sickness allowances and pensions. Apply Friday evening, Aug. 15, 1952, between 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., at 1030 E. First st., Santa Ana. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Body Man Must be able to paint. Excellent working conditions. New paint booth, etc. Paid vacation, plenty of work. Casey-Beckham Pontiac 336 S. Los Angeles, Anaheim Electrical Alliance repair man. Apply H. R. Fox, 411 E. Center St. Help Wanted—Female 16 Good Pav in a Telephone Job—Openings Now Telephone Operators are needed to work near home in Anaheim. If you're looking for a good job with good pay right from the beginning—with pleasant surroundings, comfortable lounges, paid vacations, sickness benefits—look into the opportunities that telephone work offers you. —Apnlv— 265 E. Center Anaheim Anytime between 8:30 AM and 5:00 P.M. Mon. through Fri., 9-12 Sat. PACIFIC TELEPHONE BOOKKEEPER to work in Brea. Must have experience and able to handle complete set of books. Answer in own handwriting, giving qualifications and salary expected. P.O. box 97, Brea. WAITRESS wanted. Apply Curries Ice Cream Store result producing ad Just Dial 2206 IT WILL PAY! NOW! Read the Used Car Ads! Merchandise Rfrrigerators, Freezers 43 Washers 44 Misc. for Sale 45 Ranges, Stoves 46 Sewing Machines 47 Musical Instruments 48 Planes 49 Radios, Supplies 50 TV's Supplies 51 H.H. Furniture 52 Appliances, Home 53 Wearing Apparel 54 Building Materials 55 Wanted to Buy 56 Automotive Tires & Accessories 57 Auto Repairing 58 Gas, Oil, Greases 59 Auto Parts 60 Motorcycles & Bicycles 61 Used Cars 62 Trucks, Trailers, Buses 63 Auto House Trailers 64 Cars & Trucks Wanted 65 Outboards Motors—Boats 66 Announcements Cemeteries 1 LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone Fullerton 158 Res. Anaheim 3811 Nursery Stock 7 FUSCHIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 5450 We give & redeem Gold Bond Stamps Personals-Special Notices 11 ICE CREAM SPECIAL All flavors for your HOME FREEZER Half Gallon $ .99 Gallon 1.95 HADLEY'S BAKERY Cor. Los Angeles & Center Anaheim Anytime between 8:30 AM and 5:00 P.M. Mon. through Fri., 9-12 Sat. PACIFIC TELEPHONE BOOKKEEPER to work in Brea. Must have experience and able to handle complete set of books. Answer in own handwriting, giving qualifications and salary expected. P.O. box 97, Brea. WAITRESS wanted. Apply Curries Ice Cream Store, 621 W. Center. Ph. 9061. Business Services House Movers B & Y Housemovers GENERAL CONTRACTORS All types of houses, tanks, structures moved or altered. Free estimates. Also houses bought and sold. 12084 Westminster Blvd. Santa Ana — KI 31835 Saw Sharpening Get out that hand saw now and get it sharpened. Special rates to carpenters & contractors: Free pickup and delivery service. CALL ANAHEIM 60762 Landscaping ANAHEIM SAND & GRAVEL Dump trucks, sand and soils — Excavating — 111 N. West St. Anaheim Phone 3668 Watch Repair EXPERT Watch & Jewelry REPAIRING Hurst Jewelry Co. 119 W. Center Ph. 3947