anaheim-gazette 1953-02-05

2 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 5, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ALVENE HELP WANTED-MALE WANTED BOXING MOTORIST RAPT TWIN GYM Karl Ryman 02-5 SILENCE HOW TO BOX OAKY BOANS HE AIN'T MISSIN' AS FUR AS I'M CONSARNED! GRAW PA, WE'RE LOOKIN' PER KING CORNY-HES MISSIN! YOUR MAJESTY! THAT'S ALLYE KIN GO! SCONCH IT'S ALREADY TOO LATE TO ALTER YOUR COURSE... IT'S ALREADY TOO LATE TO ALTER YOUR COURSE... BUT THE OLD TRADE ROUTE FROM ASTAR AND DS THE GRAVITY OF THE TWIN MOOVS BY A MADE DETOUR! IT'S SAFE! YIPES! THAT POOL DOG SHOVED ME AGAINST THE LEVER OMI... SKIPPER AND SHE'S TOTO SKIP 400 METERS TEST... FOR THAT NO INSIDE. "THE ANCHOR" WAS TRUE TO HIS BARGAIN! YOU ARE NOW READY TO TRAVEL WITH ME TO SPACE! THIS'LL COME AS A SURPRISE TO YOU SPACE GAL. WE'RE GOING TO TRAVEL BUT IN LITTLE TINY BITS! PHONE CALL FOR YOU DIANA...IT'S WILFRED... OH, NO! NOT THAT CRUM! I EMPPOSE HE WANTS A DATE I JUST CAN'T STAND HIM... PHONE CALL FOR YOU... DIANA...IT'S WILFRED. OH, NO! NOT THAT CRUM! I SEEPOSE HE WANTS A DATE A I JUST CAN'T STAND HIM... REY TIME/OFFERED ME HALF A MILLION FOR ALL RIGHTS TO MY GOLF BALL FINDER! ...THAT'S A LOT OF MONEY! GOSH HALF A MILLION DOLLARS WHAT A WAD OF MONEY! YES. BUT IT REALLY ISN'T SO MUCH IF YOU ANALYZE IT, MY BOY! OH ON...THE VOICE OF THE PRACTICAL AND EXPERIENCED WARD HEARD BUSINESS MAN//TAKING THE RUN OUT OF LIFE? ...PARTLY 300 GRAND ISN'T MUCH TO HIM BUT... Washington Report By Congressman JAMES R. UTT "A new broom sweeps clean? is an overused expression, but it certainly describes the activities of the new administration and I think it's about time for a good housecleaning. A particularly choice remark was made by a cab driver with whom I was riding on inauguration day. He said "Well, like has arrived in Washington with his 87 millionaires and one plumber." I presume he intended to be a bit sarcastic, but I consider it to be a tribute to the President to be able to attract successful business men to come into the administration. If government is to be run on a business basis, it must have business men who have shown a marked success in operating their own businesses. It is high time that theorists and dreamers should be replaced with a hard core of practical thinkers, well able and inclined to contain government within the purview of its proper function. Duty and Responsibility A good example of what we might expect lies in a statement by Mr. Ezra Taft Benson, new Secretary of Agriculture, who summed up his office policy in this manner: "As public servants, we must recognize the duty and responsibility we have to serve the public efficiently and well. The people of this country have a right to expect that everyone of us will give a full day's work for a day's pay. They have a right to expect that we shall find more effective and economical ways of doing our job. In these times of unprecedented public debt and continued high Federal expenditures, the public rightfully expects us to put forth even greater effort." AND IT BURNS FUELI LERA! OKAY! NOW LET ME DRAW A PICTURE! ... AND SHE'S FUELED TO SKIP 100 MILES... SOME TEST... FOR THAT POOR NO INSIDE, TOO! HOLD THE BLAST UNTIL I RETURN!! IN THE SAUCER SECRETS ARE NOT GET IN MY HANDS! HELLO, WILFRED? ... SORRY, WRONG NUMBER! summed up his office policy in this manner: "As public servants, we must recognize the duty and responsibility we have to serve the public efficiently and well. The people of this country have a right to expect that everyone of us will give a full day's work for a day's pay. They have a right to expect that we shall find more effective and economical ways of doing our job. In these times of unprecedented public debt and continued high Federal expenditures, the public rightfully expects us to put forth even greater effort to effect savings in government operations and to reduce public expenses. Fulfillment of this responsibility will require the undivided loyalty and support of every agency head and employee in the department. We must work as a team if we are to meet the problems that lie ahead and render the greatest possible service to the farmers of America, the entire agricultural industry, and to this great and good country we love so much." To this I say "Amen." Fallbrook Bill During the last week, I introduced H. R. 2337, a bill designed to authorize the construction of a dam on the Santa Margarita river to contain the flood waters and prevent their escape into the ocean. This water would then be apportioned ½ to the Fallbrook Water District and ½ to the Navy at Camp Pendleton. I believe this to be just and in the best interests of both parties concerned in this long-standing dispute. The Ways and Means committee has approved a request for $100,000 to be used by the Kean subcommittee in continuing the investigation of the administration of the Internal Revenue laws. Lowered income taxes also come a step closer with the announcement... LAKE'S.... Look at these Wonderful Values for Anaheim I SUPPOSE HE WANTS A DATE AND I JUST CAN'T STAND HIM... HELLO, WILFRED? ... SORRY, WRONG NUMBER! MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered D. B. Palmetto Office SALESMEN WE PRESSURE SALES DAY ALAN IGNIT OUR MR. HALL WONDERFUL-LOOKING? I COULD STAND HERE AND WAIT HIM ALL DAY// for Anaheim ONE TABLE Sport Shirts Long Sleeve, Plaids; Checks, Plain $295 VALUES TO $5.00 One Group Windbreaker JACKETS Values to $6.00 Large Selection NECKWEAR 2 for $1 $195 LAKE'S MENS WEAR ment by Chairman Reed of an ex-bill to reduce the individual tax. announced that hearing will begin executive meeting on Feb. 16 for the Chairman McConnell of theon Feb. 10 on proposed changes in purpose of considering H.R. I, the House Labor committee also an-the Taft-Hartley Act. at CLARICE SPORTSWEAR ... Exceptional Values For Anaheim's DOLLAR DAY$ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY February 6 and 7 SHIRTS SHORT SLEEVE Cotton and Rayon Values to $119 LONG SLEEVE Cotton, Phaids, Rayon Values to $199 LONG SLEEVE Rayon With French Cuffs Values to $299 SHORT SLEEVE Cotton and Rayon Values to $3.95 $119 LONG SLEEVE Cotton, Plaids, Rayon Values to $5.95 $199 LONG SLEEVE Rayon With French Cuffs Values to $5.95 299 NOVELTY SWEATERS $2.99 $3.79 $5.79 HOSE Reg. $1.65 79c CINCH BELTS . . . $1.00 CLARICE SPORTSWEAR 219 W. Center St. Anaheim Friday and Saturday Feb. 6 and 7 Open Friday Night Until 9 P.M. ONE GROUP OF MEN'S SUITS ONE GROUP OF MEN'S SUITS These are from Our Regular Stock Values to $69.50 $3395 ONE GROUP SPORTS COATS $1645 From our reg. stock. Values to $30.00 Alterations Extra. $195 ONE GROUP OF TOP COATS All Wool Values To $40 $1495 2 for $1 E'S WEAR 225 W. Center St. Anaheim Next to Fox Theater