anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-01

Pacific Palisades to Draw 500 Presbyterian Denominational Leaders From Three Counties. The Presbyteran conference grounds at Pacific Palisades will be the rallying point next week when close to 500 denominational leaders, both ministers and laymen, assemble Sep. 8 and 9 for the semi-annual two-day meeting of the Presbytery of Los Angeles, with Moderator Kenneth B. Carson, pastor of Graham Memorial Presbyterian church, Colorado, convening the first session at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Ruling Elder Nelson Ross, conference grounds manager, will be official host to the delegates coming from Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego counties to represent the 156 Presbyterian churches of the area in the final meeting of the 1953 summer session of presbytery. First meeting of the 1953-54 winter session is scheduled for Nov. 10 in First Presbyterian church of San Diego. Expect 600 Guests Moderator Carson will call the Wednesday meeting to order at 9 a.m., with the session scheduled to last all day. A large number of the delegates, especially those coming from the more remote sections of the presbytery, will be housed Tuesday night in cabanas on the conference grounds, which can accommodate more than 600 overnight guests. One of the highlights of the meeting will be an address on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 by Dr. Nathaniel Bercovitz, former Presbyterian missionary to China, who returned to this country last May, after more than two years as a prisoner of the Communists. This will be Dr. Bercovitz's first address to the presbytery since his return. He will be heard during the report of presbytery's committee on Foreign missions, which will be presented by the Rev. Frederic G. Appleton, chairman, pastor of St. James Presbyterian church, San Gabriel. Pastoral Calls Planned Dr. Lawrence E. Fisher, chairman of presbytery's Committee on Ministerial Relations, reports Tuesday, the entire evening will be presented to candidates for vacant position of the office. Schweitzer Buys Auto Electric Firm in Anaheim Effective Sept. 1, R. H. "Dick" Schweitzer of 428 E. Walnut, Costa Mesa is purchasing Neuman's Auto Electric at 904 No. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. New name of the firm will be Anaheim Carburetor & Electric and will feature nationally known brands of automotive original equipment parts such as Auto-Lite, Delco Remy, Holley (Ford carburetor and Ignition), Carter Carburetors, Stromberg Carburtors, Carter Fuel Pumps, Stewart-Warner, and Bendix Products. The business has been run by J. J. Neuman for the past five years since he came to the Anaheim area from Oregon. He has been active in the Anaheim American Legion and Elks. Dick Schweitzer, though new in business in Anaheim, has been covering Orange County and portions of Los Angeles County as a District Supervisor for the Electric Equipment Co., the Warehouse Distributor for Southern California of 20 Major Original Equipment lines of automotive parts for over 3½ years and operated his own parts business for 4½ years before that. The Electric Equipment Co. is the world's largest independent distributor of automotive electrical and carburetion parts. Schweitzer's background in the automotive field primarily concerned with Tune-Up should make the Anaheim Carburetor & Electric one of the finest and best equipped tune-up operations in the county. He has indicated a desire to develop a wholesale business in addition to the retail service operation which has existed under the former owner. Schweitzer has been active in civic and community affairs in the will be Dr. Bercovits' first address to the presbytery since his return. He will be heard during the report of presbytery's committee on Foreign missions, which will be presented by the Rev. Frederic G. Appleton, chairman, pastor of St. James Presbyterian church, San Gabriel. Pastoral Calls Planned Dr. Lawrence E. Fisher, chairman of presbytery's Committee on Ministerial Relations, reports Tuesday, the entire evening will be presented to candidates for vacant pulpit of the area. (Note: Included will be that of First Presbyterian church of Hollywood to Dr. Raymond I. Lindquist, who succeeds Dr. Louis H. Evans, now minister at large for the denomination, in the largest Presbyterian church in the nation.) Following the dinner hour on Tuesday, he entire evening will be given over to the report of the committee on Care and Oversight of Candidates, when young men planning to enter the ministry will be presented to the members of presbytery for public recognition. Committee Chairman Andrew MacCormick, pastor of First Presbyterian church of San Pedro, will preside at this part of the meet- The impact of his co-stardom with Gale Storm in NBC's "My Little Margie" is an awesome thing to Farrrell. He gleefully tells an anecdote about the time he came out of voluntary retirement to appear opposite Janet Gaynor on a radio version of "Seventh Heaven." "I was walking down Vine street with Janet's mother during a break in rehearsals when a couple of tourists approached us. 'Can you tell me where to see some stars,' they asked. "Mrs. Gaynor pulled me aside and said: 'Why don't you tell them who you are?' I was a little reluctant but I asked: 'Say, have you heard of Janet Gaynor? Nothing.' Did you ever bear of "Seventh Heaven?" Still nothing. No Reaction "So I told them to drop into the Brown Derby and look around." The same thing happened during the war when Charlie was a naval officer. When he came on board ship, word got around that he had been a big movie star, but none of the young sailors had ever heard of him. County Lease in City Cancelled by Officials Orange County no longer occupies upper floor of Anaheim Masonic Temple for the old Anaheim Township Court, but it still is paying rent at rate of $50 per month, and will do so the rest of this year. Under agreement in effect today, the lease on the quarters was cancelled before the June 30, 1953, expiration date. It calls for the payment of rental through December. Judge John Shea moved his court into the new Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court building at Los Angeles and Homer St., last month. Fire Inspector Set Fire to Burned Store BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Fireman had trouble finding the cause of a blaze that damaged the Amigo variety store in Brownsville. A deputy state fire marshal was called from Austin. Several days after the fire he and local officials gathered in the store to examine the burned area. Suddenly someone smelled smoke Brownsville Fire Chief Eddie Valent said apparently one of the investigators had dropped a cigarette, causing a second fire. The second fire was quickly put out. Shetland Pony Teams CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle ACROSS 1—Portuguese coin 4—Symbol for tahalum 2—Symbol for shuta tightly 6—Slovy flower 11—Native American 5—Distance measure 12—Tidier 16—Greek letter 18—Symbol for calcium 19—a state (abbr.) 21—Entice 23—Pear of fireplace 24—Mohammedan commander 26—Italian coin 28—Consumed Title of respect 21—Limbs 33—Man's nickname 24—Protecting tools 36—Think DOWN 1—Tear 2—Purse 3—Cyprinoid fish FORA SAMP BIAN ORILLA ASIA ELA OC LILT COL 1 FIIRS RIGA UNIT CATO ERS NAMES LIURA AT ITISLE RELATE TI MELT LEMUR POS DURT MAIN SNIP TIRE ST TIAA TEXT OF AIRE SLOSTONUS HAS PANS NEISS 4—Afrikaans 5—Cancel 6—Provoked 7—Observed 8—Saliores (colloq.) 9—French conjunction 10—Road 12—Prefix: not 14—Paced 17—Seed coating 20—Helps 23—a state (abbr.) 24—Printer's measure 25—Tolled 27—Matures 29 Provides crew 32 Appear 35 Estimates 37 Post 38 South Pacific island 39 Boulder on penell 41 Crane 43 South American animals 44 Compass point 46 Man's nickname 48 Plug used to stop a vent 51 Prepare for print 53 Mix 55 Period of time 58 Babylonian dairy 60 Beast of burden 62 Toward 64 Compass point Amigo variety store in Brownsville. A deputy state fire marshal was called from Austin. Several days after the fire he and local officials gathered in the store to examine the burned area. Buddenly someone smelled smoke Brownsville Fire Chief Eddie Valent said apparently one of the investigators had dropped a cigarette, causing a second fire. The second fire was quickly put out. Shetland Pony Teams To Advertise Fair Teams of Shetland ponies representing the forthcoming Les Angeles County Fair in Pomona, will visit Anaheim Thursday to publicize the event. The little ponies will cover downtown streets between the hours of 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. to announce the opening of the fair Sept. 18. Bulletin Want Ace Bring Results ANAHEIM CLASSIFICATION NO. Classifications Are Numbered CLASSIFICATION NO. Apartments 30 Automobiles 64 Auto Accessories 62 Auto Repair-Paint 61 Bicycles-Motorycycles 61 Boarding-Kennels 61 Building Materials 57 Business Colleges 27 Business Opportunities 22 Business Places 28 Business Property 11 Card of Thanks 54 Cars and Trucks Wanted 64 Cemetery — Monuments 74 Correspondence Courses 74 Dancing — Dramatic 10 Death Notices 10 Farm and Dairy Products 46 Farm Machinery 50-A Farms and Ranches 28 Florists 28 For Rent — Miscellaneous 84 For Sale — Miscellaneous 81 Funeral Directors 61-Garages 51-A Garages — Service Stations 60 Help Wanted — Female 14 Help Wanted — Male 12 Help Wanted — M&P 15 Horses — Cattle, Etc. 46 Household Appliances 85 Household Furniture 58 Rooms Weitzzer Buys Electric in Anaheim Sept. 1, R. H. "Dick" Carter of 428 E. Walnut, Costa Mesa purchasing Neuman's Auto at 904 No. Los Angeles heim. Name of the firm will be Carburetor & Electric and are nationally known brands motive original equipment such as Auto-Lite, Delco Holley (Ford carburetion), Carter Carburetors, Garburtors, Carter Fuel Stewart-Warner, and Ben ducts. Business has been run by J. can for the past five years came to the Anaheim area. He has been active inhelm American Legion and Weitzter, though new in Anaheim, has been coverage, County and portions Angeles County as a Distrervisor for the Electricnt Co., the Warehouse Disfor Southern California of Original Equipment lines motive parts for over 3½ and operated his own parts for 4½ years before that, the largest independent distri-automotive electrical and ion parts. Weitzer's background in the field primarily concern-Tune Up should make the Carburetor & Electric one finest and best equipped operations in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operat-ons in the county, indicated a desire to de-wholesale business in ad-hoc retail service operations for over 3½ and operated his own parts for 4½ years before that, the largest independent distriautomotive electrical and ion parts. Harry Horn Commended For Jamboree Work In a special letter of commendation, James McCluskey, director of the National Supply Service Division of the Boy Scouts of America today complimented a local businessman for his part in the recent National Boy Scout Jamboree. Harry I. Horn, proprietor of Costa Mesa Tops Rural County in Building SANTA ANA — Costa Mesa led the rural Orange County building operations during the week, with Garden Grove a close second, as the totals hit a new high for a five-day operation. Building Inspector Charles W. Donohue said today. He listed $1,364,913 in total authorizations and said that Costa Mesa had $580,456 of the total with Garden Grove following with $512,396. The Costa Mesa total involved chiefly 100 new houses in a subdivision. Garden Grove's total was comprised of many small jobs with one subdivision for $293,700. Other valuations: Cypress,$51,-145; Brea,$40,820; Laguna Beach,$30,440; Westminster,$25,150; Tunlin,$23,800; Orange,$19,068; Fullerton,$16,475; Yorba Linda,$14,-000; Buena Park,$12,110; Stanton,$950; Midway City,$6361; Alamitos,$7400; Anaheim,$390; Capitrano Beach,$3576; La Habra,$3500; Los Alamitos,$1600; and Santa Ana area,$1300. ANNOUNCEMENTS 7. Professional DR. HENRY C. VOGT Chiropractic Health Specialist—Licensed Palmer Graduate—107 E. Center St. Room 2 Phone 4223 or 4145 8. Lost and Found FOUND a tame crow. Ph. $828 or 18621 E. North. HAVE YOU LOST an article or value? Then don't lose any time running a Lost want-ad in an Anaheim Bulletin classified. That's quickest way to find lost articles. 10. Special Notices YOUR HOME HOT? Insulate today. Be cooler tomorrow. Cover your ceiling with a blanket of Johns-Manville (Spintex). Your home will be BUSINESS SERVICE 12. Services Rendered FURNACES REPAIRED — REPLACED THERMOSTATS WARMAHL DEALER BARNEY BAGDON ANAHEIM PH. 7703 PRENTISS & WILLIAMS LICENSED TILE CONTRACTOR Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Anaheim 5933 or Placentia 6236 KEYS LOCKE Lawnmowers Sold Sharpened and Repaired Schwenn Bicycles Wizard Boats Martin Motor ORVAL'S 419 W. Center Ph. 277 EMPLOYMENT 13. Help Wantee — Male MACHINE TOOL Repair man. Princiation Hand Scrapers Top mop only. Top wages paid vacation 306 s Bradford Ave. Placentia WANTED Mechanic for night work. Apply DuBois & Paschal Garage Ph. 3123, 129 N. Lemon TRUCK DRIVER Must be familiar with L.A. area. Exc. wages & benefits. Apply 707 E. Vermont. TOOMAKEERS Experimental machinist General Machinist P 2256 WANTED! TV TECHNICIAN See Mr. Aldrich, Langson's, 616 No. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. GOOD OPPORTUNITY for 16:18 y old boy to earn $6 per wk. taking out complains as I hear each night know Anaheim is own car. Mileage on trip Apply Anaheim Bulletin, Mr. Emonds. MCN for WAREHOUSE gener al work. Apply 1631 W. Lincoln MALE HELP WANTED Apply Mutual Citrus Prod. Co. 424 S. Atchison, Anaheim 14. Waltemanted Female Harry Horn Commended For Jamboree Work In a special letter of commendation, James McCluskey, director of the National Supply Service Division of the Boy Scouts of America today complimented a local businessman for his part in the recent National Boy Scout Jamboree. Harry I. Horn, proprietor of Horn Inc., 1251 North Palm St., was given high praise for his part in serving the needs of Scouts and Scouters through trading posts of the Jamboree. The local business man was chosen to supply liquid fuels for the entire Jamboree. Bill Conliffe Wins Photography Award Bill Conliffe of Anaheim won first place in the monthly competition of the black and white section of the Fotoguild of Orange County when he entered a picture of a cat in a mailbox. Second place went to Julia Foss of Yorba Linda plus honorable mention. L. M. Mallancee of Anaheim took third place honors and Bill Stead an honorable mention. Julian Hiatt of Long Beach, head of the Julian Hiatt School of Photography, was judge. William LaDow presided over the session which was held at Santa Ana College. Woman’s Purse Stolen While Attending Church Nothing is sacred these days, police learned when they took a report Sunday which told of a theft taking place in a local church. Well qualifying for the title of "meanest person", would be the thief who stole the purse of Mrs. Mary D. Grimm, 7566 South Cypress St., while attending an early services. Taken were her identification papers, an oil company credit card and $1 in cash. Electronic Wallpaper Is Newest Invention BUFFALO, N.Y. — The "do it yourself" crowd will be pleased to know that wallpaper has joined the list. The new "quick wall covering" is an electronically trimmed paper developed for chimney tiles. FOUND a tame crow. Ph. 3828 or 1621 E. North. HAVE YOU LOST an article of value? Then don't lose any time in running a Lost want ad in the Anaheim Bureau that's the quickest way to find lost articles. 10. Special Notices YOUR HOME HOT? Insulate today. Be cooler to move. Cover your ceiling with a blanket of Johns-Manville (Spintex). Your home will be up to 15 degrees cooler in Summer. Warmer in winter. Lower fuel bills, lower redecorating costs. YOU PAY FOR COMFORT. WHY NOT HAVE IT FREE BOOKLET 24 page booklet to "Comfort" delivered free to your home. Phone 3941 or call HOME ENGINEERING CO. 913 N. Los Angeles 11. Transportation DOUGLAS BUS, 3 shifts daily. Contact driver at Plant or KI-30444 BUSINESS SERVICE 12. Services Rendered TV AND APPLIANCE SERVICE WE USE ONLY EXPERT TECHNICIANES ALL WORK G ARANTEED WE CHARGE THE VERY LOWEST PRICES ON PARTS AND LABOR WE SERVICE ALL MAKES BALLMAN'S 122 W. Broadway Ph. 6703 ROY L. KIRK LANDSCAPE NURSERY New Lawns and Shrubbery Lawna, Renovated - Reeseing Fertilizing 126 W. Broadway Ph. 5106 Across from Post Office FLOORS New hardwood material furnished, laid, sanded and finished. Old Floors Sanded, Refinished OELRICH FLOOR SERVICE 619 W. Broadway Ph. 4324 MOODY ELECTRIC Domestic and Industrial Wiring ALL WORK GARANTEED Phone Anaheim 3852 PAINTING & Paper Hanging. F. estimates. All work guaranteed Ph 2406 or 2991 OVERHEAD HOUSEKEEPER wanted, Live in Sundays off, Good salary. References, Write Bulletin Box 91 CAPABLE WOMAN who loves children to do general cleaning baby-sitting & general mother helper. Own room & bath, children & infant expected sooc.Lg home & a happy one right person in Santa Ana.Bulletin Box 271. DEPENDENT woman for get housework.Must be clean and alert.A good offer to right partLive in or out.Ph. 5485. GIRLS Higher Wages For Telephone Operators! THE STARTING RATE FOR TELEPHONE OPERATORS HAS NOW BEEN INCREASED TO $44.50 PER WEEK. REMEMBER YOU DON'T NEED ANY EXPERIENCE TO BE A TELEPHONE OPERATOR WE TRAIN YOU AT FULL SALARY. IF YOU WORK OTHER THAN DAY HOURS, YOULL RECEIVE AN ADDITIONAL PAYMENT EACH WEEK. Electronic Wallpaper Is Newest Invention BUFFALO, N.Y. — The "do it yourself" crowd will be pleased to know that wallpaper has joined the list. The new "quick wall covering" is an electronically trimmed paper developed for strength. It is coated with a non-staining adhesive. Its face is washable and the manufacturer says no tools except acissors and a paper waterbox are needed to put it up. A strip is dipped into the waterbox, which is provided, and then smoothed on the wall with a wet sponge or cloth. Trim at the bottom and you've got your new wall covering started. The manufacturer, the Birge Co. Inc., oldest wallpaper maker in the nation, said supplies will be available in September. MOODY ELECTRIC Domestic and Industrial Wiring ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone Anaheim 3852 PAINTING & Paper Hanging. F. estimates. All work guaranteed Ph 2406 or 2991 OVERHEAD Doors Rebalanced and Adjusted and new installations Gus Litz Ph. 5437 540 S. Lemon COMMERCIAL Tractor Work WEED SPRAYING 11201 Katella Road PH. ANAHEIM 3290 PAINTING & Carpentering. Phone 4894 PAINTING DECORATING CONTRACTORS Residential & Commercial PAPER HANGING STEVE P. De GENNERO and SONS Anaheim - 5770 ELLIOTT'S TELEVISION SERVICE CALLS $295 419 S. Lemon. Ph. 6395 Telephone Operators! THE STARTING BATE FOR TELEPHONE OPERATORS HAS NOW BEEN INCREASED TO $44.50 PER WEEK. REMEMBER YOU DON'T NEED ANY EXPERIENCE TO BE A TELEPHONE OPERATOR. WE TRAIN YOU AT FULL SALARY. IF YOU WORK OTHER THAN DAY HOURS, YOULL RECEIVE AN ADDITIONAL PAYMENT EACH WEEK. DURING YOUR FIRST TEAR THERE WILL BE THREE INCREASES. WE THINK YOU'll LIKE A JOB AS A TELEPHONE OPERATOR. WHY NOT COME IN TODAY AND LET US TELL YOU MORE ABOUT IT? — APPLY — Anaheim, 265 E. Center St. Pacific Telephone 15. Help Wanted M&F Want Real Estate Salesman in active office. Ph. 4466. Full or part-time General office help. Insurance or Real Estate experience will be helpful. Ph. 4466. ATTENDANT wanted for stead work at Serve-Ur-Self Gas Station. Inquire at 5131 Lincoln Ave Cypress. ARE YOU A GOOD COOK? Do you like to care for children? Do you need money? Then a situation wanted ad in the Anaheim Bulletin will find the work you want. Call 2251. 16. Situation Wanted RELIABLE middle aged woman experienced as teacher and practical nurse wants child care for working mother. Call Anaheim 6572. COUPLE will care for old lady couple in return for house part pay. Write Bulletin Box 98. H. S. BOY wants steady work not part-time after school. Ph 688. HOUSEWORK wanted by hr., pertenced. Ph 7664. PRACTICAL Nursing. Ph 2414. HOUSEWORK - live in. 11802 N View Ave Box 334 Anaheim. PULL CHARGE bookkeeper. Wait part time work ph 2034 or P Box 175, Anaheim. PERSONAL SALESMEN BUSINESS SERVICE Services Rendered FURNACES HAIRED — REPLACED THERMOSTATS PARMAHL DEALER BARNEY BAGDON ANAHEIM PH. 7703 NTISS & WILLIAMS USED TILE CONTRACTOR satisfaction Guarantee phone Anaheim 5933 or. Placentia 6236 LOCKS Lawnmowers Sold Harpened and Repaired Schwinn Bicycles Boats Martin Motora ORVAL'S Center Ph. 2759 EMPLOYMENT Wanted — Male NE TOOL Repair man. Prehand Scrapers. Top men. Top wages, paid vacations. Bradford Ave., Placentia. TRUCK DRIVER be familiar with L. A. Exc. wages & benefits. 707 E. Vermont. AKERS. Experimental mant. General Machinist. Ph. WANTED! TV TECHNICIAN Mr. Aldrich, Langson's, 618 Los Angeles St., Anaheim. OPPORTUNITY for 16-18 yr. to earn $6 per wk. taking broomstakes. I brt. achieve. Music know Anaheim and car. Milage pd on tripa. anaheim Bulletin, Mr. Ed. WRATEHOUSE, general Apply 1631 W. Lincoln MALE HELP WANTED Mutual Citrus Prod. Co. S. Atchison, Anaheim Wanted — Female EMPLOYMENT 16. Situation Wanted GENERAL BUSINESS administration 25 yrs U. S. Navy. Some typing and bookkeeping. Ph Garden Grove 26221 WANTED—Typing in the home, quick service. Reasonable rates. Will type Spanish and French as well as English. Write Patricia Koenig, 729 N. Lemon St. YOUNG MAN wants work evenings & Sat. 502 E. Cypress. CHILD CARE in my home daily Ph 6425 TRACTOR WORK Discing — Grading — Skip Loading — New Lawns. Free Estimates LIN COLLIER Anaheim Ph. 6959 WASH & Iron. 617 N. Sabina. WANTED TYPING in home, pick-up & del. Ph. 6-0106, Anaheim, Gardener. RUBBISH HAULING REASONABLE RATES Free Estimates Phones 7129 448 N. Helena IRL.'NG DONE in my home by exp. laundress. Pr. 5742. BABY SITTING & Ironing. Ph. Pacenti, 459, after 4 p.m. PLASTER PATCHING. Ph. 4567. CLOTHING, alterations. Ph. 5355 EDUCATIONAL Music Rentate RENT a new 120 bass accordion beside your rent is your down payment. FULLERTON MUSIC, 110 N. Spadra FINANCIAL 26. Money to Loan RENTALS 32. Business Places STORE RM. 234 E. Center, Ph. 2261 BUSINESS & Professional offices for rent, or lease. Suites if desired, 118 So Los Angeles St., after 4:30 call 3121. FOR LEASE or rent, valuable store for good tenant, 118 S Los Angeles St., after 4:30 call 3121. 33. Rooms and Board NICE LARGE rm. close in Kitchen priv. gar. Ph. 7902 MOD rms, meals, 220 N. Ph.ladelphia 35. Rest Homes HOME for elderly people. Ph. 60842 37. Wanted to Rent BUY or RENT, 2 bedrm house substantial down payment. Adults. Ph. 2046. REAL ESTATE SALES 38. Houses for Sale OPEN HOUSE. 11 to 5 daily. 10501-10541 N. Glassel Orange, Calif. 2 lovely new homes 2 bdrm., den, 2 firpl., 2 baths. 3 bdrm., rumpus room, 2½ baths. lg. rooms, dbl wardrobe closets, shake roof, large lots. Call Buena Park, 218½ evenings. LITTLE DANDY Nice 2 Bdrm. house with W/W carpet & drape. Lge. lot 65'x150' with nice barbecue in rear. Full price $10,500. JACKSON & THOMPSON REALTORS 130 S. Log Angeles Ph. 5228 INCOME $170 PER MO. FULL PRICE $10,500 In Costa Mesa *Estate settlement makes this bargain possible.* One 2 bdrm home, 3 other units on half acre. Terms: owner C. W Moore, $30 N. Helena. Ph. 3201. Skylark Terrace GARDEN GROVE 2 - 3 - 4 Bedroom Homes Loads of Extras in Every Home HIGHER WAGES FOR TELEPHONE OPERATORS! STARTING RATE FOR PHONE OPERATORS HAS BEEN INCREASED TO PER WEEK. MEMBER YOU DON'T NEED EXPERIENCE TO BE A PHONE OPERATOR. TRAIN YOU AT FULL YR. WORK OTHER THAN MOURS, YOU'LL RECEIVE ADDITIONAL PAYMENT IN WEEK. RENTALS 30. Apartments FURN. 1 Bdrm. new Apts. $100 per mo. 918 W. Center or Ph. 4466. NEW 2 BDRM. Apt. available, Adults. 6151 Kingman, Buena Park, Apt. A. 1 BDRM. partly furn. apt., upstairs. Avail Sept. 1st. Ph. 7147, 747 N. Lemon. FURN. Apt. middle aged cple, no pets, or drinkers, utilities pd. Ph. 5471. FURN. BACHELOR Apt. in beaut. home. Priv. ent. stall shower, gar. Ph. 4671. NEW 1 bdrm unfurn. apt., $50. Ph. 4471 or 7583, 611 N. Olive. 2 RM FURN. Apt. adults, 208 E. Los Angeles St. side entrance. 30-A. Rooms SKYLARK TERrace GARDEN GROVE 2 - 3 - 4 Bedroom Homes Loads of Extras in Every Home Prices $11,995 Hotpoints Dishwasher G.E. Garbage Disposal Two Ceramic Tile Baths Ceramic Tile Kitchen Brick Exteriors (on 2 & 2 bedroom homes) Roman Brick Fireplaces (optional on 4-bedroom homes) $2545 4-ft. Overhangs keeps home cool Forced air heat 85-ft. Frontages (over 4-acre in many lots) 2-car Garages PLUS 22 MORE REAL EXTRAS IN EVERY HOME BY BUILDERS OF BEAUTIFUL MELODY PARK TIETZ CONSTRUCTION CO. PHONES: Garden Grove 9370 or 9463 Corner of Chapman & Brookhurst — Garden Grove OPEN EVERY EVENING FURNITURE SALE ALL ITEMS REDUCED TO GIVE YOU REAL SAVINGS Reg. $235 Liv. Rm. Set 2-Pc. in Grey & Green 100% Dumont Fibree. SALE PRICE ___ $159.95 FOR TELEPHONE Operators! STARTING RATE FOR TELEPHONE OPERATORS HAS BEEN INCREASED TO PER WEEK. WORK OTHER THAN YOUR FIRST YEAR WILL BE THREE INSES. THINK YOU'LL LIKE A TELEPHONE OPERATOR WHY NOT COME IN AND LET US TELL MORE ABOUT IT? APPLY — Anaheim, 265 E. Center St. Pacific Telephone Wanted M&F Real Estate Salesman in office. Ph. 4446. Part-time General of help. Insurance or Real experience will be helpful. Ph. 4446. DANT wanted for steady at Serve-Ur-Self Gas Station at 5131 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim. YOU A GOOD COOK? You like to care for children? Do you need them? Then a situation suited ad in the Anaheimletin will find the work want. Call 2251. UATION Wanted Middle aged woman educated as teacher and prac-nurse wants child care for young mother. Call Anaheim. Will care for old lady or in return for house and pay. Write Bulletin Box 973. WOY wants steady work now part-time after school. Ph. 6866. WORK wanted by hr., ex-enced. Ph. 7864. ICAL Nursing. Ph. 2414. WORK - live in, 11502 Mt. Ave. Box 334 Anaheim. CHARGE bookkeeper. Wants time work ph. 3094 or P.O. 175, Anaheim. 1 BDRM partly furn. apt., upstairs. Avail Sept. 1st. Ph. 7147, 747 N. Lemon. FURN. Apt. middle aged cple, no pets, or drinkers, utilities pd. Ph. 5471. FURN. BACHELOR Apt. in beaut-home. Priv. ent, stall shower, gar. Ph. 4671. NEW 1 bdrm unfurn. apt., $50. Ph. 4471 or 7588, 611 N. Olive. 2 RM FURN. Apt. adults, 203 S.Los Angeles St. side entrance. 30-A. Rooms NICE ROOM with kit, priv. $20 mo. Ing. J. L. Burgess, 211 N. Olive. BEDROOM $5 a wk. 416 S. Olive. ROOM FOR RENT for teacher or professional woman, state schools, kitchen priv. & garage. Ph. 2267. FURN. room for rent. Anaheim Apts. 168 W. Center St. ROOM WITH All House privileges; for employed women, State schools & References, Bulletin Box 963. RM, PRIV. home, Ph. 7121 LARGE RM, Twin beds, 928 W.Broadway 31.Houses LARGE 4-bedrm — den country home $125 mo. FRANCES BACKS, Realtor 225 N. Claudina Ph. 3463 UNFURNISHED House and garage $80 mo, 934 N.Citron. FURN. 1 bedrm, 2-car gar. $70. Ph. 6885. 3 ROOM unfurnished house, $45 mo. Ph. 2574. 32.Business Places FOR RENT—Beauty Parlor or Office space. Plenty of customer parking. Ph. 5248. FURNITURE SALE ALL ITEMS REDUCED TO GIVE YOU REAL SAVINGS Reg.$235 Liv.Rm.Set 2-Pc.in Grey & Green 100% Dumont FibreE. SALE PRICE $159.95 African Mahog.Bedrm. Set includes Dresser, Nite Stands Bookcase Headboard.Reg.$165.00 SALE PRICE $138.95 Reg.$90 Box Springs & Mattress Combination. SALE PRICE $54.95 Reg.$85 Chrome Breakfast set — 5 piece. SALE PRICE $65.00 TV Rockers $19.95 Lamps $6.95 & up Sunbeam Iron $12.75 CYPRESS FURNITURE CO. "The Best For Less" 5512 E.LINCOLN 3 bedroom home, 1½ baths, forced air heat, lots of tile, quick possession, easy terms. Large furnished apartment house in Long Beach to exchange for ranch home in Orange County. We buy and sell homes!! KILLION, DOYLE & SHIELDS, INC. 203 So.Claudina Anaheim 4063