anaheim-gazette 1953-02-11

4 Anaheim Gazette WED. MORNING, FEB. 11, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA A-1 PAINTING IN DECORATING CO. OAKY DOARS I DIDN'T SAY WE WUZ GON' TO KINGNAP KING CORNY! THEN WOT IS YER IDEE? YA KNOW TREM POLKS IN TH' FOREST WHO IS ADVERTISING FOR A KING? YEH! AN' THEY IS WILLIN' TO PAY PER ONE! MEBBEE WE KIN SELL KING CORNY! GRAVITY READING: MOON, PLUS .0003! ALL SQUADRON UNITS! HOLD COURSE ON .0003! BUT SCORCHY, THE GRAND COUNCIL ASSUMES KREEG IS AGITATING TROUBLE ON ASTAR'S SATELLITE! SURE! AND THEY SHOULD FOREBE HIS NEXT MOVE! ONE THIRD OF HER ORBIT SATELLITE IS NEARER TO LIMBA THAN IT IS TO ASTAR. GRAVITY READING: MOON, PLUS .0003! ALL SQUADRON UNITS! HOLD COURSE ON .0003! BUT SCORCHY, THE GRAND COUNCIL ASSUMES KREEG IS AGITATING TROUBLE ON ASTAR'S SATELLITE! SURE! AND THEY SHOULD FOREsee HIS NEXT MOVE! ONE THIRD OF HER ORBIT SATELLITE IS NEARER TO LIMBA THAN IT IS TO ASTAR! DIKINIE DARE CRASH AGAIN SKIPPER NOSES INTO A HUGE OCEAN WAVE... AGAIN HER ROCKET EED AND SHE STRUGGLES BUT THIS TIME WITHOUT HER BIG STERN RUDDER ADV OF PATSY HELP SOMEBODY!! OH DEAR, THE STUDIO IS DESERTED!! PEOPLE ALL GONE TO AIR RAID SHELTERS! HERES A PAINTING ED DENYS GAVE ME, MOTHER! ISN'T IT JUST OUT OF THIS WORLD? OUR ART TEACHER SAYS ED IS A VER ADVANCED ARTIST HERES A PAINTING ED DENYS GAVE ME, MOTHER... ISN'T IT JUST OUT OF THIS WORLD? OUR ART TEACHER SAYS ED IS A VERY ADVANCED ARTIST MR. PETERS...MR CARTWRIGHT... WE'VE DECIDED TO TURN DOWN THE HALF MILLION DOLLAR OFFER. WE'RE GOING AHEAD WITH THE MANUFACTURING OF THE GOLF BALL FINDER OURSELVES! WE DECIDED!! THAT'S THE WAY IT SHOULD BE DECIDED...BY YOU TWO. TOGETHER!!! SPLENDID!! I WAS SO CONFIDENT THE WAY YOU'D DECIDE I'VE DRAWN UP SOME SUGGESTED PLANS— AFTER ALL SHE IS HIS SOON-TO-BE-DRIDE... AND THE DECISION WILL AFFECT HER FUTURE AS WELL AS HIS! THEY LOOKED OVER THE SUGGESTED PLANS TOGETHER— IT'S ABOUT TIME YOU I DONT HAVE A RADIO and TELEVISION WEDNESDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. 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PG Farry: KNX-Arthur Good: KPI-Lorenzo Jong: KIJ-Take a Nurse: KPI-Doctavia Witt: KECA-Drama: 3 P.M. KAO-News: 3:70 KMPC-News, J. KVFB-Maurice B: KAO-Play it Again: KIJ-Chub 920 KVFC-News Plain: 3:30 KPI-Dt. Paul: KECA-Cal Tinner: KIJ-Lynn & B: 3:45 KPI-Dave Garrow: KIJ-Mae McGuire: KNX-Curt Maurey: 4:00 P.M. KAO-News Spont: KIJ-Life Beautiful: KECA-Mary Margrete: KAO-Red Rows: KIJ-Fulton Lawn: KNX-New, Jimmy Wakely: KVFC-Masterpiece: KAO-Gene Norne: KIJ-News, B W. KAO-Hemingway: KVFC-Bolero Thin: KECA-Nancy Hollow: KNX-Story, Hawkeye SURE! AND THEY SHOULD PRESEE HIS NEXT MOVE THROUGH ONE THIRD OF HER ORBIT, THE SATELLITE IS NEARER TO LIMBA THAN IT IS TO ASTAR! IF KREEG CAN TAKE HER, THAT ORBIT WILL BE A NOOSE AROUND ASTAR! AGAIN HER ROCKET EXPLODES AND SHE STRIGGLES UP BUT THIS TIME WITHOUT HER BIG STERN RUDDER GOODBUBE, SPACE LADY!! IT'S ANY SECOND NOW! TOO BAD WE COULDN'T HAVE MADE THE SPACE JUNKET TOGETHER!! OUR ART TEACHER SAYS ED IS A VERY ADVANCED ARTIST. ABOUT TWO THOUSAND YEARS IN ADVANCE... NO ONE KNOWS WHAT HE'S PAINTING NOW. RADIO WEDNESDAY P. M. 5:00 P. M. KLAC News, Sports KFI-A Garden Pat Blah KMPC News, Sports KECA-Eloy Hinch KHJ-B Bar-B KFWB-Red Rowe KNX-Ed B. Murrow KLAC News, L.A. KFI-World We Live in KECA-Music KECA-Gret Huntley KHJ-Wild Bill Rickok KNX-Carroll Alcott KPAC-Music KLAC-Sam Baiter KFI-Elmer Peterson KECA-Bob Garred KNX-Frank Goe 6:00 P. M. KLAC News, M'Lghlin KFI-Record Album KMPC-Sports KECA-Hank Weaver KHI-Gabriel Heatter KFVB-News, Red Rowe KNX-Morris Playhouse KFA-Showtime KPI-KHJ-News KMPC-News KECA-Elmer Davis KFVB-Sports KFI-Hwood Varieties KMPC-Joe Bernandes KECA-News Music KHL-Behind the Story KFWB-Amer Dances KNX-What's My Line KLJ-San Hatez 7:00 P. M. KLAC News, M'Laugh'n KFI-Boh Hope KMPC-Bill Stewart KNX-The Lineup KECA-Lone Ranger KHJ-Family Theater KFI-Walk A Mile KEOA-Mystery Theater KHJ-Glason Kid KFWB-Community News KNX-On Stage KFAC-Education Encores KFWB-Rosary Hour 8:00 P. M. 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M. 9:00 13—"To Have and Hold" 9:30 2-1 in Every Family 10:00 A.M. 2-Behind Stone Walls" 4-"Haunted House" 13-Department Store 16:30 8-Strike Rich 11:00 A.M. 7-Dance Girl Dance 2-News, Bobotage at Sea 13-Hollywood TV 1:00 P.M. 2-Strike Rich 4-Kate Smith 8-TV Classroom 11-"Smart Guy" 2-Bride & Groom 8-Double, Nothing 2:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 5-News, Music 8-Smokey Rogers 9-Quten Day 13-Hollywood Holiday 2-Double or Not 5-Pilm 9-Lucky U 4:45 OUR ART TEACHER SAYS ED IS A VERY ADVANCED ARTIST...ABOUT TWO THOUSAND YEARS IN ADVANCE...NO ONE KNOWS WHAT HE'S PAINTING NOW. MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U.S. Patent Office IT'S ABOUT TIME YOU BOUGHT SOME NEW CLOTHES! I DON'T HAVE A THING TO WEAR! DRYING OUT THE FURNITURE — Residents of Gravendeel, Holland, place furniture and household goods in a street outside their flooded homes to permit the sun's rays to do a drying job after the disastrous floods. Huge windmill in background is one of hundreds being used to pump the floodwater from the inundated areas. DRYING OUT THE FURNITURE — Residents of Gravendeel, Holland, place furniture and household goods in a street outside their flooded homes to permit the sun's rays to do a drying job after the disastrous floods. Huge windmill in background is one of hundreds being used to pump the floodwater from the inundated areas. March of Dimes Beginnings Told By Comedian Eddie Cantor By TOM DANSON HOLLYWOOD — There have been quite a few successful writing teams in the history of show business. Gilbert and Sullivan made quite a pair, and Rodgers and Hammerstein work like fine meshing gears. Kaufman and Hart knocked out hit broadway plays and even our own Lawrence and Lee, coscriptors on "The Railroad Hour" and dozens of TV shows, are worth noting. But perhaps one of the greatest collaborations of all time took place between Eddie Cantor and the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt. For it was the combined thoughts of both that brought forth the phrase which was going to mean hope to thousands of sufferers of infantile paralysis. The phrase: The March of Dimes. I have been after Eddie Cantor for a long time, for it was the original thought to publish this story at the start of the March of Dimes campaign, but Cantor is a mighty busy guy these days. I finally caught up with him during one of his rehearsals for the "Comedy Hour" show, scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 15. He related to me the story of how he and the late president hit upon the famous slogan. It seems that in 1938, the late J. F. T. "Lefty" O'Connor, for later a judge in California, visited Eddie at the request of President Roosevelt and asked for his help on the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. As O'Connor outlined the plan, a million people were to subscribe a dollar a year to support the foundation at Warm Springs, Ga. Eddie listened carefully and then made a counter-suggestion to "Jeffy" O'Connor. The comic proposed it might be a better plan to solicit the help of the entire nation, asking for 10 cents each to be forwarded to the president at the White House. "I can see millions and millions of people from every state, city and town in the nation cooperating," Cantor had told O'Connor. Later Cantor was summoned to the White House by Roosevelt. In the president's study the two discussed ways of implementing the idea. Cantor was fired with enthusiasm for his idea. "You can't ten, Mr. President," he said, "one day we might kick infantile paralysis altogether with this March of Dimes." Instantly, Roosevelt sensed the power of the last few words of Eddies remarks as a slogan. Mason of Dimes and this is how the phrase was born. RELIEF Demands Strain Salvation Army Facilities Needy and handicapped men—many of them lacking sufficient clothing to keep them warm—daily are thronging the Salvation Army Social Service Center here seeking food, shelter and jobs, according to Brig Ranson D Gifford, manager. Because of the vast amount of direct family relief it has provided, the center is running very later a judge in California, visited Eddie at the request of President Roosevelt and asked for his help on the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. As O'Connor outlined the plan, a million people were to subscribe a dollar a year to support the foundation at Warm Springs, Ga. Eddie listened carefully and then made a counter-suggestion to "Jeffy" O'Connor. The comic proposed it might be a better plan to solicit the help of the entire nation, asking for 10 cents each to be forwarded to the president at the White House. "I can see millions and millions of people from every state, city and town in the nation cooperating," Cantor had told O'Connor. Later Cantor was summoned to the White House by Roosevelt. In the president's study the two discussed ways of implementing the idea. Cantor was fired with enthusiasm for his idea. "You can't ten, Mr. President," he said, "one day we might kick infantile paralysis altogether with this March of Dimes." Instantly, Roosevelt sensed the power of the last few words of Eddies remarks as a slogan. Mason of Dimes and this is how the phrase was born. STUDIO SNOOPIN': Can you imagine my surprise upon visiting Los Feliz brown peony to find a salad there named after yours truly After doing several double trips I came out of the clouds long enough to get more information on the subject A complete story following with pictures soon will be fortcoming... Thought the Ken Murray show too much use in the olden days. Same routines to the point that the next move could be called by the Viewer before it happened. One GOOD thing is the fact that CBS is staging this live which is a step in the direction of releasing us as orphans of the microwave and king of the kinetics. The wide ex- Strain Salvation Army Facilities Needy and handicapped men—many of them lacking sufficient clothing to keep them warm—daily are thronging the Salvation Army Social Service Center here seeking food, shelter and jobs, according to Brig Ranson D Gifford, manager. Because of the vast amount of direct family relief it has provided, the center is running very short on many items—especially clothing, shoes, furniture, bedding, stoves, rugs, dishes and home appliances. Brig Gifford said. "We are more than willing to meet the exceptionally heavy demands made upon us for all kinds of relief, but the only way we will be able to meet the continuous and mounting demands is for local citizens to send in salvage items," the Salvation Army leader said. "The Social Service Center is as near as your telephone. A call to 4631 will bring a Red Shield truck to your door." Brig Gifford emphasized that the Salvation Army is a nonprofit organization which has given unbroken service to the needy, without regard for creed or color, for 88 years. By providing for men who otherwise would be required to seek county or state aid, the center's social rehabilitation program helps lessen the tax load. Brig Gifford pointed out. In 1952 the center gave 258,000 hours of occupational therapy, 59,622 meals, 21,110 lodgings and a vast amount of direct relief. In addition to this "routine" service, the Salvation Army stands ready to help in any emergency. Brig Gifford said. Last month the Salvation Army provided around-the-clock canteen and evacuation services for nine days in the disaster created by battering waves at Redondo Beach. During the emergency, Salvation Army workers served 40,000 cups of soup, coffee and chocolate and 10,000 doughnuts, sandwiches and sweet rolls. Redondo Beach officials gave the Salvation Army high praise for its work. Naguib’s Council Assumes Supreme Power in Egypt CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — Premier Gen Mohamed Naguib's reform government announced Tuesday that Egypt is now operating under a provisional constitution with supreme powers vested in his 13-man military council. The council, assisted by the present 16-man civilian cabinet, will exercise acts of sovereignty during the three-year transitional period proclaimed last month. The cabinet will help shape matters of policy. The transitional period was announced after Naguib discarded Egypt's 1923 constitution as obsolete and dissolved all political parties on the ground they endangered national unity. This left the strongman premier, his council of Army officers and cabinet ministers as sole legislative and executive authorities. National Guidance Minister Fuad Galal made public the text of the provisional charter at a news conference. He said it did not mean any change in Egypt's present monarchistic regime and that a regent will continue to act for baby King Ahmed Fuad.