anaheim-gazette 1952-09-18

Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA I'M MISS PRIZBY OF THE RURAL DRAMMER SCHOOL--YOU GAVE ME SOME ADVICE RECENTLY URGING ME NEVER TO RESTRAIN MY YOUNG PUPILS-- CUT-RATE PERSONAL PROBLEM CLINIC YOU SAID LIFE WOULD BE EASIER FOR ALL OF US IF WE WOULD AVOID RESTRAINING INNOCENT CHILDHOOD IMPULSES-- WELL, MISTER SOLOMON, LIFE NOW IS EASIER FOR ME—IN FACT, I DON'T EVEN HAVE TO WORK ANY MORE-- 25% DISCOUNT TO POLITICAL CANDIDATES OAKY DOAKS YOU FOOL! YOU NEARLY CUT OFF MY HEAD! SORRY, BOSS--BUT MY HELMET SNAPPED SHUT AN' I COULDN'T SEE SO GOOD! YOU BETTER GET A HELMET THAT'LL STAY OPEN! I LIKE IT BETTER SHUT! SCORCHY SMITH VERY ODD! I DON'T LIKE THIS! YES! NEVER BEFORE HAS THE PORTAL OF THE SHRINE BEEN LOCKED! BUT EVEN IF THE GREAT RUBY IS GONE, OPAL, CONSTANT GUARDIAN SHOULD BE WITHIN! FINDING THE BACK DOOR TO THIS PLACE IS TOUGHER THAN IT SOUNDS! I RENTED THIS MAIN HOUSE SO I COULD CATCH UP ON MY WRITING SCHEDULE I MUST BE A WEEK AHEAD IN ORDER TO GO TO MY HOUSE IN FLORIDA THERE ILL WORK OVERTIME SO TAP TAP TAP COWBOOKS IN COWGIRLS EVERYWHERE AND THEY'RE NOT PHONIES, EITHER! BLEE WILL NEVER BELIEVE ME WHEN I TELL HIM THE WEST HAS MOVED IN ON US! I INVITED MY BOY FRIEND TO HAVE DINNER WITH US TONIGHT, MOM. BUT THAT CAN'T BE, DIANA! MY BOSS AND HIS WIFE ARE GOING TO HAVE DINNER WITH US TONIGHT! BUT DAD! I JUST CAN'T DISAPPOINT HIM AT THIS LATE DATE! I WON'T! I WON'T! HE'S MY PAVORITE BOY FRIEND, HE'S — TSK, TSK! NOW AREN'T YOU TWO BEING GILLY! THE WIRES ARE ALL DOWN DUE TO A STORM...I CAN'T GET MYRA TO TELL HER! I'M STILL ALIVE AND WELL! ID BETTER BE GETTING HOME TO TELL HER! WELL, SIR...WE FOUND OUT ABOUT THOSE MEN AND ALL THEIR PHONOGRAPH RECORDS, MR. PETERS... --THE ONES YOU RAN INTO TROUBLE WITH IN THE OLD ICE HOUSE! THAT WAS THE REPORT PETERS HAD BEEN WAITING TO HEAR!...WHAT THOSE TOUGH GUYS HAD BEEN DOING WITH A LOT OF PHONOGRAPH RECORDS HE WARN'T BEEN ABLE TO FATHOM AND IT HAD BOTHERED HIM!! MODEST M Trademark Registered 9-18 ' BUT I DIDN'T LIKE THE CO SO I PAINTED THEM TO MA MISTER SOLOMON, HOW IS EASIER FOR IN FACT, I DON'T HAVE TO WORK ANY MORE-- BECAUSE THE INNOCENT DARLINGS BURNED DOWN MY WHOLE SCHOOL! YMCA Talent Show Set Oct. 18 in Hollywood Budding entertainers from the Anaheim YMCA are invited to enter a talent competition to be held in connection with Y-Day in Hollywood program which an expected 300 local youngsters and adults will attend Oct. 18, General Secretary Tommy Thomason announced this week. Entrants from more than 50 YMCA's in California will compete before the big variety show in Hollywood Bowl. Also on all-day program is the Stanford UCLA football game. Winner of the talent competition, besides receiving a television set as first prize, will appear the variety show with movie, television and radio shows. The show will be broadcast on to coast. "From the interest shown," Y members, their friends and families, we feel certain that it will be the biggest event of the year," Thomason said. He added that entry blanks the talent competition and contest are available at the RADIO and TELEVISION TELEVISION Thursday, Sept. 18 5:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Tim McCoy KNBH (4)—Jack Paar KTLA (5)—Playcrafters KECA (7)—Al Jarvis KBJ (9)—Gene Norman KTVV (11)—Pim KLAO (12)—Webfoot 1:30 KNBH (4)—Howdy Doody KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thrills KECA (7)—Jack Rourke KTVV (11)—Cartoons KLAO (13)—Televenture 6:00 P.M. 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KNXT (2)—Pick Winner KNBH (4)—Patches KECA (7)—News KPMB (8)—Pick Winner KLIJ (9)—Action Theater KTVV (11)—Go to Pair 6:15 KNBH (4)—P nut Circus KECA (7)—Hickey and Magic Trolley 6:30 KNXT (2)—Editor's Roundtable KNBH (4)—Komedy Klub KTLA (5)—Beany KECA (7)—The Story KPMB (8)—Beany KTVV (11)—Sports KLAO (13)—Telepaper 6:45 KTLA (5)–Handy Hints KECA (7)–Space Patrol KTVV (11)–News KLAO (13)–Clete Rob'ss 7:00 P.M. KNXT (2)–Big Town KNBH (4)–Range Rider KTLA (5)–News KECA (7)–The Buggies KBJ (9)–News Copyright 1952 by Universal Radio & TV Feature Syndicate-Tom E. Danson KTTV (11)—Our Times KLAO (13)“Inner Sanctum” 7:15 KTLA (8)-Flicker Snickers KHJ (9)-Sports 7:29 KNTX(2)-Got a Secret KNBH (4)-Disinh Shore KTLA (5)-Hollywood Opportunity KECA (7)-Lone Ranger KHJ (9)-Favorites KTTV(11)-Open Road 7:45 KNBH(4)-News 8:00 P.M. KNTX(2)-News KNBH(4)-Groucho Marx KTLA(5)-The Islander KECA(7)-Date With Judy KPAB(8)-Theater KHB(9)-Dugout-Baseball-Sac.L.A. KTTV(11)="Never Trust a Redhead" KNTX(2)-Music Hall 8:00 KNTX(2)-Al Pearce KNBH(4)-Dangerous Assignment KTLA(5)-Wrestling KECA(7)-Chance of Lifetime KTTV(11)="Moon on Wires KLCAC(13)-Fishing 8:45 KLCAC(13)-Dist. Atty. 9:00 P.M. KNTX(2)-Amos n’ Andy KNBH(4)-Gangbusters KECA(7)-Mystery Banker, Movie KTTV(11)-Koris Pandit KLCAC(13)=You're Never Too Old 9:30 KNXT(2)-Racket Square KNBH(4)-Mr. Pepper KTTV(11)-Your Town Talent 10:00 P.M. KNTX(2)-News KNBH(4)-Martin Kaz KECA(7)-H. Weaver KFPMB(8)-Martin Karu KTTV(11)-Film KLCAC(13)=Freedom Forum 10:15 KECA(7)-Geo. Denny KTTV(11)-Fishing 10:30 KNTX(2)-Pur Fun KNBH(4)-Foreign Intrigue KECA(7)-Jack Rourke KFPMB(8)-Beat Clock KBJ(9)-News KTTV(11)-Opinion, Please 10:45 KNTX(2)=At Ciro’s KTLA(5)-Spt. Parade KBJ(9)-Fishing Pals 11:00 P.M. KNTX(2)=“Happiness Road” KNBH(4)-News KTLA(5)=Final Edition KECA(7)-Film KFPMB(8)-R Montgomery presents KTTV(4)->News KLCAC(13)>News, Movi 11:15 KNBH(4)="Woman in Bondage" KBJ(9)->Chas. Antell KTTV(11)->Sports, New 11:20 KTTV(11)->"French Key" 1:00 KTTV(11)->Patal Hr. I'll work overtime so... I can get to my house in Stamford, Connecticut... I must catch up a week-to get to Maine... Mr. Block, the town is creeping with hundreds of Mister BLOCK, are you feeling all right? WALLY BLOCK ARGUING OVER SUCH A TRIVIAL THING AS ONE OF DIANA'S BOY FRIENDS? KLUB KTLA (5)—Beany KBCA (7)—The Story KPMI (8)—Beany KTVV (11)—Sports KLAO (13)—Telepaper 6:45 KTLA (5)—Handy Hints KBCA (7)—Space Patrol KTVV (11)—News KLAO (13)—Clute Rob's 7:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Big Town KNBH (4)—Range Rider KTLA (5)—News KBCA (7)—The Suggles KHJ (9)—News Copyright 1952 by Universal Radio & TV Feature Syndicate—Tom E. Dasson RADIO THURSDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. KLAC—News, Balter. 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KPAC-String Music 1:20 KNX-Garl Smith—Happens Every Day Mr. Info. KPAC-String Music 1:20 KNX-Garl Smith—Happens Every Day Mr. Info. KPAC-String Music 1:20 KNX-Garl Smith—Happens Every Day Mr. Info. KPAC-String Music 1:20 KNX-Garl Smith—Happens Every Day Mr. Info. KPAC-String Music I'll work overtime so... I can get to my house in STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT... I MUST CATCH UP A WEEKS TO GET TO MAINE... MR. BLOCK, THE TOWN IS CREEPING WITH HUNDREDS OF MISTER BLOCK, ARE YOU FEELING ALL RIGHT?? TSK, TSK! NOW AREN'T YOU TWO BEING SILLY! ARGUING OVER SUCH A TRIVIAL THING AS ONE OF DIANA'S BOY FRIENDS? MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U. B. Patent Office FRIDAY A. M. 7:00 A. M. 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Danson IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago September 1877 A meeting of the fire company will be held this evening at Pete Richard's saloon, in the Gazette building. Notice of the meeting will go given by the ringing of the fire bell. R. W. Scott was confined to his bed with a fever yesterday. Miss McWhirter vacated her dressmaking establishment on Center st. yesterday. We understand that she intends visiting for some time at the seaside. There was a terrible commotion in the Chinese quarters yesterday. Officer Wartenberg arrested a woman for some cause and the Celestials were highly indignant about the matter. The Anaheim Water company resolved at their meeting on Saturday to commence legal proceedings against those parties who are using water which they consider rightfully belongs to the Anaheim ditch. The hearing in regard to the proposed change of boundaries between the Anaheim and Orange-thorpe school districts before the board of supervisors has been postponed. Deputy Sheriff Barham has been busy for several days dispossessing parties from lands belonging to the Los Angeles and San Bernardino Land Co. on Las Bolsas. R. W. Scott was on the streets yesterday, having so far recovered from his illness to be able to look after his law business in general. 25 Years Ago September 1927 The Bastanchury Ranch company has 2000 acres in tomatoes. This season the acreage stretches from Northam station north of Buena Park as far east as the town of Olinda. Plans are being made to handle the bulk of the tomatoes about the latter part of September. The crop has been estimated at an even greater figure than last year, when a bumper crop was recorded. Green tomatoes will be handled by the Bastanchury ranch packing house, and the ripe tomatoes will be taken care of by the Cutler-Lobinger cannery which is located on South Highland ave., Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Holcomb are the proud parents of a bouncing baby boy born to them in Calexico, Aug. 12. Jimmie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Holcomb of Fullerton. Mother and child are doing well. The thermometer registered 125 degrees the day of the child's birth. Seventy boys from all over Orange county, left Saturday for their week at the YMCA boys camp Osceola. This group is known as the "younger boys" group, being under 12 years of age. The camp occupies a space of about 10 acres on the South Fork of the Santa Ana river, above Seven Oaks. Anaheim boys in the party were Donald Schneider, Alvin Morris, La Vern Roquet, Russell Roquet, Glen Shoemaker, Carl Knott, Bill Knott, Frank Ashleigh, Wesley Laufenback, Jack Reuther, Gordon Mildrum, James Macres, Albert Macres and Gall Vary. The H. E. Hunt orange grove on TELE-TIPS (13) Webster Webfoot (2) Editor's Roundtable (7) The Ruggles (4) Groucho Marx (5) Wrestling (11) Korla Pandit (4) Foreign Intrigue (9) Fishing Pals KNBH (4)—News KTLA (5)—Final Edition KNOX (6)—Plim KPMB (7)—Montgomery presents KTTV (10)—News KLAC (12)—News, Movie 11:15 KNBH (4)—"Woman in Bondage" KHJ (8)—Chas, Antell KTVT (11)—Sports, News 11:20 KTTV (11)—"Prench Key" 1:00 KTTV (11)—"Patal Hr." KPI—Truth, Conse. KNX—Night Lead, Trir. KHJ—Hod & Gun Club KNX—Pegy Lee 10:00 P. M. KLAC—News, G. Norman KFI—Repetter KECA—News KFWB—Baseball KHJ—I Love Mystery KXN—10 o'Clock Wire KFAO—Music Crossroads 10:15 KPI—Joy Forever KECA—Dr. Bailes KNX—Kennelly, Gallup Poll KHJ—Frank Edwards 10:20 KMPC—Dance Time KFI—Repeat Perform. KECA—100 Music KHJ-Crowell's Nest KNX—Phillip Norman 11:00 P. M. KLAC—News, G. Norman KFI-KLI—New Time KECA—Lawrence Walk KNX-News, Sports KFWB-Larry Pinley 11:15 KPI-Palladium KJI-BaseballKNX-Merry Go Round 11:30 KPI-Chas Antell KECA-Orcamenta 11:45 KECA-Lawrence Welk KFI-To Vets KMPC-News KNX-Stan Daughtery 12 MIDNIGHT KLAC-Music to 5:00 KFI-Midnight Flyer KMPC-Don Otis KECA-News KFWB-Larry Pinley KNX-News, Hawthorne, Believe I. KFAO-Midnite Serenade Deputy Sheriff Barham has been busy for several days dispossessing parties from lands belonging to the Los Angeles and San Bernardino Land Co. on Las Bolsas. R. W. Scott was on the streets yesterday, having so far recovered from his illness to be able to look after his law business in general and his chances for the assembly in particular. There was a slight unpleasantness in Santa Ana on Sunday, arising from a misunderstanding relating to a poker game. The boys in Santa Ana seem to be better fixed than their Anaheim brethren. Here there is not money enough to ante with, and the advent of a candidate is the only prospect for a drink. Shipments from the depot this morning were four empty barrels, three boxes of bottles, three beer kegs, one keg wine, two cases eggs, one box butter, 138 cattle, 400 sheep. We have the following list of delegates to the Republican county convention from precinct outside of Los Angeles city: Anaheim, J. M. Guinn, H. Blanken, D. E. Miles; Azusa, C. Vaughn; Cahuenga, C. A. Darlington; Clenaga, Milton Lindlay; Duarte, W. Muth-Rasmussen; Compton, J. P. West; C. S. Fischer; El Monte, D. Snyder; Garden Grove, Con Howe; Florence, J. G. Denman; Monte Vista, Jay Burmap; Norwalk, L. G. Baker;; Pasadena, T. B. Elliott, F, Gilmore; Orange, J. L. Lockhart, R. B. Warren; San Antonio, Z. H. Denman; San Gabriel, James Ford; Santa Monica, E. K. Chapin, Dowling; Soledad, R. Dunton, San Joaquin (town of Santa Ana), James McFadden, J. H. Moesser, M. A. Peters, D. H. Collins; Tustin, Mr. Colby. The H. E. Hunt orange grove on North street has been sold to D. J. Shea of Redlands. The ranch consists of 18½ acres, and the price paid is reported to have been $100,000. The 10 acre Weber grove near Garden Grove was sold some days ago to John Peipenbrink of Placentia, consideration being $50,000. Bob Fowler, Roy Mendoza, Joe Wagner and Lloyd Fortune returned Monday morning from Monterey county where they were successful in getting four, fine fat deer. One of the deer was eaten in camp, the meat from two was dried and the carcass of one has been placed in cold storage at Fred Schneider's meat market. J. P. Baumgartner of Santa Ana, member of the state highway commission, addressed the Anaheim Lions last week at their regular luncheon meeting at Elks clubhouse. Albert Landolt, aged 79 years, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ernst Borchert of Garden Grove road on Thursday as the result of injuries received a week previous in an automobile accident when he was knocked down, at the intersection of Center and Los Angeles sts. Deceased was a native of New York city and a Mason. Rev. A. G. H. Bode conducted funeral services. Interment was in Los Angeles. He is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Ernst Borchert and a sister, Mrs. E. R. Blake of Chicago. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE KNX—Carl Smith—Happens Every Day Mr. Info. KPAC—String Music 1:30 KFI—Widder Brown KHJ—Take a Number KNX—Phillip Norman 1:45 KPI—Woman in House 2:00 P.M. KLAC—News, Sports KFIP—Plain Hill KECA—B. Crocker, R. Kemper KMPC—News, J. Grant KHJ—News KNX—News, G. Fisher KPWB—Maurice Hart KFAC—Matinee 2:15 KLAC—570 Club KFIP—Pt. Pg. Farrell KNX—Arthur Godfrey KHJ—Your Heritage 2:30 KFI—Lorenzon Jones KECA—Tenn. Ernie KHJ—Club 6:30 2:40 KFI—Doctor's Wife 3:00 P.M. KLAC—News, Sports, 770 Club KFI—Welcome Travelers KMPC—News, J. Grant KNX—Arthur Godfrey KPWB—Maurice Hart KFAC—News 3:30 KFI—Dr. Paul KECA-Cal Tinney KPAC-Opera 3:45 KPI—Dave Carroway KNX—Beulah KHJ-Lynn & Blywd. 4:00 P.M. KLAC—News, Sports KMPC—News, Bing Obey KFIP-Life Beautiful KECA-Mary Margaree McBride KNX-Curt Massey KHJ-Fulton Lewis Jr. KPWB-Red Bows KPAC-Masterpieces 4:15 KLAC-Gene Norman KFIP-News KPQ-Your Health KNX-Jack Smith KHJ-Hemingway 4:30 KPI-B. Wheeler KMPC-Hom. & Rhythm KECA-Bolero Time KNX-Home Folks KHJ-KHJ-Hemingway 4:45 KHJ-Sam Hayes KNX-Hawthorne's Mail Bag (C)—1952, by Universal Radio Features Synd.-Tom E. Danson HORIZONTAL 1 To cease 5 Flying mammal 8 Migration 12 No score, in tennis 13 Challice 14 This place 15 Solar disk 16 End 18 Guil-like bird 19 Spanish article 20 Constrain 21 Feline 22 Archaic antiquity 28 Gone by 27 Heraldies grafted 31 Kiln 33 Third sign of the zodiac 35 Yellowish 37 Sweetop 38 Latvian 40 Instrumental dust 41 Local to bowtie 42 Before 44 Tilled land 48 Symbol for calolum VERTICAL 1 Lath 2 Colloquial: to carry 3 To conquer 4 Normal contour feather 5 Foundation 6 Charm against witchcraft Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: MOAT SHRUO ITEMS ERGO CAUSE LEDA SLOP ALBUX LADS BEGEMBY REBEKAH OAZ PELELO WRISBY PAR PARAL XRE DEPOSKT BAA TESTER PIX LOPS SERUM ALL BOREE BULLY PAO SUUREB VIZITATE JBAL MXLAN GLIO MXRA UKASE ATEM SCAR REVED LOBS 7 Sticky substance 8 Those things 9 To gather 10 Gaelle 11 To capsize 12 Spanish here 13 Numeral 14 For fear that 15 Turkish title 16 River in Africa 17 Symbol for oleum 18 City magis-trate 19 French coin 20 Palm 21 Exists 23 Devoured 24 To exclude 24 Owns 25 Lasso 24 Mine entrance. 25 Ceremony 26 On the ocean 27 Checks 28 Plane surface 29 Retained 29 To cut, with "penick" 34 Digit