anaheim-gazette 1952-09-09

Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ALERSD THE NATIONAL BANK BUSINESS EQUIPMENT -LOANS- COLLEW RITTER CO. -AND IF I DON'T HAVE THE RENT MONEY BY TONIGHT ILL BE EVICTED! CUT-RATE PERSONAL PROBLEM CLINIC DANY DOAKS BUT WHAT CAN YOU, AS A COORDINATOR EXPEDITER AND EFFICIENCY EXPERT, DO FOR MY KINGDOM? I HAVE GIVEN YOUR SET-UP A COMPLETE ANALYSIS... AND I FIND IT OUGHT TO HAVE A COMPLETE OVERHAULING! YEH?! FIRST OF ALL, WE'LL NEED MONEY---LOTS OF MONEY-- AND I KNOW HOW TO GET IT! DID YOU SAY THAT'S A CLOSE HEAR SCORCHY SMITE OGAR, ASTAR'S FIRST SUCKESSPRIL SCIENTISTHERO TO PLAN AND FLY A SPACE SHIP... CHY SMITH PSST, YOU TWO—THERE IS SOMETHING GOING ON IN THAT HOUSE...I HEARD CLICKING SOUNDS I'll take THE BACK DOOR...EACH OF YOU SLIP IN THROUGH A WINDOW RIGHT! LEFT I PRAIN RIGHT DECKIE DARB A BATHING SUIT! I SUPPOSE HE THINKS I SHOULD GO JUMP IN A LAKE!! THERE'S A NOTE ATTACHED! Darling Wear this! It's your ONLY Way out! Mike MEANWHILE, A TV SHOW BE TVIX MY AUNT WHO LIVES IN TEXAS, INVITED ME TO SPEND A MONTH ON HER BIG RANCH. HOW NICE. GEE — JUST IMAGINE — HORSEBACK RIDING, HAYRIDES, SQUARE DANCES ETC — ETC — ETC — AND SHE ASKED ME TO INVITE YOU, TDO. THE WHOLE DOGGONE LAKE'S SUDDENLY VANISHED!! DRIED UP!! ...IT'S A MIRACLE!! CHEE... I GUESS I WASN'T SUPPOSED TO BROWN YOU!! GUESS I'D BETTER UNTIE YOU!! THE WATER SUDDENLY DISAPPEARING FROM THE LAKE AND DEPOSITING THEM AT THE BOTTOM OF A SEA OF MUD HAD A WEIRD EFFECT ON THE TWO MEN... IT SEEMED A MIRACLE HAD BEEN PERFORMED TO SAVE PETERS' LIFE!! AP Newspaper Morrison 9-9 AND IF I DON'T HAVE THE RENT MONEY BY TONIGHT ILL BE EVICTED! MIKES LOAN SHOP FIRST OF ALL, WE'LL NEED MONEY...LOTS OF MONEY...AND I KNOW HOW TO GET IT! DID YOU SAY MONEY? THAT'S A SUBJECT CLOSE TO MY HEART! MISTER CLACK, THE JOB IS YOURS! PIERCES ASTAR'S GRAVITY BARRIER AND ENTERS THE BLACK VOID OF OUTER SPACE! No Drop in FJC Enrollment Seen With applications for admission running about 10 per cent ahead of those received at this time last year. Fullerton Junior college enrollment this year is expected to equal or better that of the 1951 fall semester, said Dr. H. Lynn Sheller, director. Last Friday. Total enrollment of the junior college was 1033 by October last year, said Dr. Shelter. By then, registration was complete and an official count could be made. Registration Day for the fall semester this year will be Mon.-day, Sept. 15. Sept. 9-12 designated as Counseling During this period, all students meet with their counselors to discuss their programs. RADIO and TELEVISION TELEVISION Tuesday, Sept. 8 5:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Watch & Win KNBH (4)—Patches KECA (7)—Buster K'ton KBJ (8)—Thunder Over Texas" KTTV (11)—Welsh at Airport 6:15 KNBH (4)—Komedy Ki'b 6:28 KTLA (5)—Handy Hints KECA (7)—Space Patrol KTTV (11)—News, Weather KLAO (13)—Clete Robbs 7:00 P.M. 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Sept. 9-12 designated as Counseling During this period, all students meet with their counselors to discuss their programs. TAKE BE BACK FOR...EACH YOU SUP THROUGH WINDOW NOTHING IN HERE WAIT ANWHERE, A TV SHOW BEGINS MY NAME IS FLAGG IM THE PRIVATE EYE WHO BEGINS WHERE THE OTHERS NEED BIFOCALS! BELIEVE ME, THE CASE IVE GOT ON MY HANDS IS A BEAUTY! WHAT? TELL ME WHAT YOU SAID FROM THE BEGINNING!!! RADIO TUESDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. KLAC-News, Sports KPI-Feature Story KMPC-Sports, Business KPCA-Ira Cook KJI-Reserve KPWB-Bed Rows KICI-Ed K. Murrow KFAC-Superior Bermade 5:15 KLAC-Gene Norman KPI-KMPO-News KICI-Tom Harmon KPI-Barry Wood KMPC-Stars of Song KICA-Obtet Huntley KJI-Sky King KNX-World Today 5:15 KLAQ-Sam Bailey KPI-Zimor Peterson KJI-Coell Brown KMPC-Top Funes KCA-Bob Garred KNX-Frank Goes 6:00 P.M. 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KNX-Beuilah KAO-Masterpieces 2:15 KAO-Gene Norman KIPI-News KAO-To Your Healh KBJ-Homingway KNX-Jack Smith 2:49 KAO-Wheeler KAO-Movie Memor, KECP-Ira Cook KAO-Home Folks KBJ-Curt麦斯尼 KAO-News 4:45 KAOP-Hom. & Rhyt, KNX-Hawtsborne Mallbag KBJ-Sax Hayes KAOP-Red Rows (C) KAOP-UniverMagic Feature SyndicatTown E.D. Dugdon Law Officers Often Find Greatest Barrier to Enforcement is the Law By GEORGE E. HART Law enforcement officials, although usually very honest people, sometimes take something that doesn't belong to them. It is criticism. They do not always tread a path of roses. They have their irritations and handicaps in attempting to perform their duty, and at times are undeservedly blamed for defeats of justice. Sometimes they are the only ones who want to enforce the law. Meaning misplaced sympathy on the part of juries. Or maybe they find their obstacle in the law itself. As one disgusted officer remarked: "A law man can't do anything these days, on account of the law." Sometimes the law and misplaced sympathy combine to cheat justice or remove from society the protection law is intended to give. Prospect of such a combination is foreseen by enforcement officials in the case of a young killer who will soon come before an Orange county jury, pleading insanity after having admitted to one of the most brutal sex murders in the county's history. The officials are frankly worried about it. The menace to justice and society in this case is not that he has already killed a lovely young 15-year-old girl during a sex frenzy, but that the chances are nine in ten that, if he is convicted at all, he will be let off with a life sentence and, under state law, will be eligible for parole in 14 years. By that time, he would be 32, in the prime of his beastly vigor, free to repeat the offense against some other young girl. He would then be approximately the age of Henry Ford McCracken today. Juries are loath to take the life of an 18-year-old. In the courtroom they see only his youth, not the hidden beast, which is carefully concealed. They are likely to think of him as just another boy who... BY that time, he would be 32, in the prime of his beastly vigor, free to repeat the offense against some other young girl. He would then be approximately the age of Henry Ford McCracken today. Juries are loath to take the life of an 18-year-old. In the courtroom they see only his youth, not the hidden beast, which is carefully concealed. They are likely to think of him as just another boy who has made a mistake, an impression nurtured by his lawyers. And they do not think at all of the lovely young victim, who is out of sight and so out of mind, mostly. And the jury, of course, will not know about the state law making life termites eligible for parole after serving 14 years. It is not permitted to have that information. Even if the jurors did know it, they probably would consider that the prison parole board never would grant parole in such a case, and by recommending a life sentence they would be permanently removing the menace to society. Any such assumption is as silly as the things parole boards have done. It certainly would not be the first time that dangerous killers have been turned loose on the public. There is little ground for trusting parole boards implicitly. Thus we have the combination of a legal loophole and jury sympathy brewing possible tragedy for some little girl now attending kindergarten. Sometimes it is the law itself, rather than the loopholes in it, that plague those entrusted with its enforcement. The spirit of the law can be defeated by its letter. Next week, we might take a look at one or two examples, which constitute a real menace to society, especially to that portion of it on wheels. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Elmer J. Greger, 48, a native of Milwaukee, Wis., who came to California 45 years ago and lived in Southern California continuously, died Friday in the Methodist hospital in Los Angeles after an extended illness. The family home is at 304 Mills dr., in Anaheim. He is survived by his wife, Helen A. Greger; two daughters, Mrs. Gloria Weber of Anahiem and Mrs. Barbara Gailey of Garden Grove; one son, Jack Greger of South Gate; father, Theodore Greger of Anahiem; three brothers, William Henry and Arthur Greger all of Anahiem and two grandchildren. He was affiliated with Zion Lutheran church and was a member of the Elks Lodge No. 1345 of Anahiem. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Rev. Edwin H. Pflug, pastor of Zion Lutheran church, will officiate and burial will be made in Anaheim Cemetery. ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Established 1870 Theodore B. Kuchel, President Max Besler, Secretary Treasurer H. C. 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