anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-08

Huntington Beach Shows Decrease in County Payments HUNTINGTON BEACH—Of all the cities in Orange County, only Huntington Beach decreased its payments to the county in 1952 as compared to the 1951 obligations, a study showed today. Huntington Beach taxpayers divided up $105,000 less last year than they did the year before, chiefly because of the downward valuation of oil output which slacked off. Fullerton showed the largest increase in payments by its taxpayers, chiefly by reason of its burgeoning growth and higher assessed valuations. Its taxpayers contributed $1,051,756 to the county seat government, or $287,706 more than the year before. Santa Anans added $82,000 to their payments to the county, to contribute $2,282,692; Newport Beach taxpayers paid $43,000 additional to a high of $1,098,359; Laguna Beach's tax bill was $348,803, or $42,000 more; and Anaheim's was the lowest increase, or $17,500, to a total of $983,739. There were no figures available on tax payments by taxpayers of the smaller cities. Letter Shop Here Offers Various Business Services A new type of business has opened in the Angeles metropolitan area increased in mayor Californias between July and August the Department of Industrial Lations reported today. Non-farm employment in the Angeles metropolitan area increased to an all time high for August The record total of 1,844 workers was 93,300 above August 1952, and 9200 above July. The department said newployment records for August set in manufacturing, construction, transportation, communication utilities finance insurance and real estate. Employment in San Francisco-Oakland area otailed 89 in August, an increase of 2700 August, 1952, and 14,900 over this year. The big jump betweJuly and August was due to seasonal gains in manufacturing office will be in use for the time. Flood Control Engineer P. Budd said that a 16-foot stripped of its luxury appointment will be purchased and used by engineers in supervising the work. The Monrovia firm of Dimond and Taylor hold the contract for the job and John H. Taylor bond covering its $156,765.95 with the board of supervisors signed to provide surface control for the Westminster area since it will be extended handle runoff from as far as Golden Grove. Budd said that the trailer will used on other jobs in the future Until now, temporary field of have been set up—and then mantied—for each job needing gineering supervision over a riod of time. SOMETHING TO SEE—And something at the sea, too, is this study in relaxation as shapely Esther Claire suns herself on the sands of Miami Beach, Fla., between dips in the surf. Esther's striped bathing suit makes a colorful contrast in the sun-warmed sand. Her hat doesn't appear to be large enough to shade much of Esther, but if it suits her, that's all right with us. Fire Chief Warns Of Home Hazards "More people are killed by fire in their own homes than in all other types of occupancies combined," Fire Chief Ed Stringer said today. The Chief made this statement in connection with Fire Prevention Week currently being observed by proclamation of President Elsenhower. The campaign is sponsored locally by the Fire Department, and nationally by the National Fire Protection Association. Declaring that "the U.S. dollar loss from fire in 1933 promises to exceed the record high of $869,000-000 in 1952," the chief said, "this means we are burning our property at a rate of about $2,500,000 a day." The dollar loss is tremendous, but the toll of dead and injured is even worse. Before the year is over, fire will have killed over 12,000 Americans and burned or disfigured more than twice that number. "Shocking as these figures may be, we fall to see the real tragedy until we appreciate the fact that the great majority of these fires...if not all of them...can be prevented." We in the Fire Department are anxious to help you make your home and place of business safe from fire. We and you can cut these losses drastically almost overnight if we will. The purpose of Fire Prevention Week is to show the way and it's up to the individual to follow through! Chief Stringer specified six principal hazards that he says account for most fires: 1. Careless smoking and handling of matches—make sure cigarettes and matches are out before throwing them away—and never smoke in bed! 2. Misuse of electricity, faulty wiring—follow operating directions for appliances and know the "safe load" limits of your electric circuits. 3. Defective and overheated equipment, inspect and clean periodically, always keep these items. Letter Shop Here Offers Various Business Services A new type of business has opened in Anaheim this week. The Lemon Letter Shop, 433 West Center St., is offering to Anaheim business concerns and to the citizens a complete letter shop service. The new concern offers a complete mailing service, stenographic work, composition and expert mimeographing. The mailing services includes typing envelopes, folding, stuffing, stamping, mailing and lists made to order. There is a public stenographer in the shop who offers typing, shorthand, and transcribing from dictating equipment. The composition department offers both mimeographing and offset printing, advertising artwork and layout, a rewrite service of your material, development of ideas and brochures. Expert mimeographing is a specialty at the Lemon Letter Shop. By using clever ideas and utilizing both solid colors and multi-colors, your mimeographing work will have a distinctive personalized touch. The new office is equipped to handle most any mimeographing job you might have whether it be forms, letters, specifications, brochures, bulletins, sales manuals, sales catalogs, legal documents or cartoons and drawings. All of the equipment in the office is electric for efficiency and speed of operation which includes typewriters, both executive and elite, electric folding machine and collator (gathering machine). There is also desk space available in the new attractive office offering telephone answering service. Miss Angeles Lemon is the owner and manager of the letter shop. She has an office in Santa Ana where she originally started in business at the first of the year. Business was so successful that a branch office was needed and she selected Anaheim as the site for her new office. When asked about the mimeographing service she said, "We can do things with a stencil and a drawing board and a typewriter that you never thought possible. Illustrated, or straight typed copy in either case it will be clean-cut and easy to read." So, for any office work you might require or any particular work to be done, stop in at the Lemon Letter Shop at 433 West Center St., or call Anaheim 6826. Home-Hunters Swarm To Anaheim Village In spite of Anaheim's hot October week-end in many home-hunters still gave Anaheim a good reception last year as hundreds of viewers took first peek at the "family" homes at 605 North East Street. The "family"-lized features as open beamed ceilings, the ability of four bedrooms, walls of glass, large kitchens, natural cabinets, pullman hoods colored fixtures and roomy patios all met with favorite comment at the preview, the bursars declared. The preview will continue as five model homes this week and day Sunday, the Anaheim Ville officials assured. Built by Griff Brothers and Paul L Pierce, homes are priced from $11,200-$7,500 and can be purchased for little as $550 down, according to sales office. Signboard Regulation Given to Supervisors SANTA ANA—County plans and building department off set Monday night to thrasher proposed new regulations dealing with signs on business and in trial plants—and along highways. Their recommendations must laid before the board of superiors today. Planning commissioners want anything more to do signs, which is one of their pivotal and perpetual headaches; mites for signs—which must be proved by the planners—must Chief Stringer specified six principal hazards that he says account for most fires: 1. Careless smoking and handling of matches—make sure cigarettes and matches are out before throwing them away—and never smoke in bed! 2. Misuse of electricity, faulty wiring—follow operating directions for appliances and know the "safe load" limits of your electric circuits. 3. Defective and overheated equipment, inspect and clean periodically, always keep these items in good working order. 4. Careless handling of kerosene, gasoline and other flamable liquids—use only approved metal containers if flamable liquids must be stored in the house and dry cleaning with gasoline and the like is not only old-fashioned, it's deathly. 5. Bad housekeeping habits—clear attics, closets, basements of papers, rags, old furniture because rubbish is fuel that fire loves. 6. Children and matches—the smart parent keeps matches and lighters out of the reach of curious youngsters and teaches older children how to use fire making tools safely. Traveling Office To Be Used by Drain Engineers WESTMINSTER—When the Orange County Flood Control District's Westminster drainage ditch is cut from Hoover St. to baywater at Sunset Beach, a distance of more than five miles, a traveling field ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency Phone 2208 Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin Phone 2251 Garage, Arnold E. Howard Buick and Authorized United Motors Service, 130 S. Lemon Phone 2239 Fire Department Anaheim Phone 2345 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household and Practical H.P. Motor Repair 130 S. Lemon Phone 2239 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 806 E. Los Angeles Bl Phone 2123 Police Department Anaheim Phone 2131 Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostats Myles D. Bradley, Bulletin Bldg Office Ph. 8714-Res. 7537 Briggs and Stratton Engines Arnold E. Howard, Sales and Service, 100 S. Lemon Phone 2239 SANTA ANA—County plant and building department offers Monday night to threshen proposed new regulations dealing with signs on business and in trial plants—and along highways. Their recommendations may laid before the board of superiors today. Planning commissioners want anything more to do signs, which is one of their principal and perpetual headaches; mits for signs—which must be proved by the planners—must issued by the building department and the planners insisted that building department take over whole administration. A proposed ordinance change over the control, and prescribes what sizes and types of signs be erected and where, was as result of parleys between the departments. Cattlemen Vote for Price Support Plan MATADOR, Tex. (UP)—sounding vote for price support and a cattle buying program cast by more than 600 cattle meeting in the Motley Courthouse. The stockmen and several others, representing 13 counties in Southeastern Panhandle, apply the same program that was dorsed Monday night by cattle and farmers at an Amarillo ing. This area has been one of hardest hit by drought and falling cattle market, and was standing room only at night's meeting. S. E. (Eck) Brown, president of the United Livestock Production Association, described prices ports as the only remedy for selling industry, and attacked he called "political bungling the drought relief program." CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Saturday Night FJC Students Assist Community Chest Drive Alding in the Community Chest drive in Fullerton this year will be a number of Fullerton Junior College students. They will conduct a house-to-house canvass in the area of the college, according to Miss Marguerite E. Waters, dean of women, who is supervising them. Various campus organizations are represented by the students, whose names and organizations are as follows: Donna Clark, El Monte, KappaLambda, Sigma; Donna Patterson,El Monte, Phi Alpha Omega; JanetMeenga, El Monte, AssociatedWomenStudents; and Janice Kephart,Fullerton, JoAnn Shoop, Escondido;Sally Jurrits, Fullerton; JaneenNehfling, East Los Angeles; andLupe Gallardo, Fullerton. Fred Lucente, Fullerton, LesWilliams, Fullerton, and FredFrank,Anaheim, the Hornet Knights; WilburWright, Fullerton, SkI Club;Bob Foley, Fullerton, TomCriton, Fullerton, the swimming team. Ten Years Ago October 8 Containing 24 pages filled with valuable information the new Orange County Atlas has just been published by the Rennie Atlas company. Jean Holt, daughter of the WayneHolte of. Garden Grove and Lt.Richard Koch of the U.S.AirForces, were married this week atGowen Field, Ida. Leonard Schwacofer will speak on the romantic past of desert areas atthe meeting of the Farm Bureauthis week. Anaheim Colonists defeated theSaints last night with a score of7-0. ANNOUNCEMENTS 11. Transportation DOUGLAS BUE, 3 shifts daily. Contact driver at Plant or EL-90444. RIDERS WANTED for station warrior to Douglas, 3 shifts daily.Will pickup at home.ManuelSandoval, Ph. Placentia 8486 or contact drivers of stationwagons at North tunnel. BUSINESS SERVICE 12. Services Rendered LADIES & Gents 1-tone shoes, 38c:All white shoes, 50c, 2-tone shoes75c. Shoes can be left in themorning or placed up thenfollowing morning. at Office Barber Shop. Shoe Shine Parlor,129 E. Center. MOODY ELECTRICDomestic andIndustrial WiringALL WORKGUARANTEEDPhone Anaheim 3852 FURNACESREPAIRED — REPLACEDTHERMOSTATSWARMAHLDEALERBARNAHEIM PH. 7703 ELLIOTT'STELEVISIONSERVICE CALLS$295419 S.Lemon. Ph. 6395 EMPLOYMENT 14. Help Wanted — Female ARTHUR MURRAY has openingyoung women 23 to 30 yrs oto train as dance teachers.o opportunity for advancement.woy. Please apply in person.N.Broadway,Santa Ana. BANK TRAINEE, previousexperience preferred but notserial.Good mathematicalground.; under 35 years ofage.you.Please.Security First NBank,184 W.Center St.Ana. 15. Help Wanted M&P ARE YOU A GOOD COO?Do you like to carefor children? Do you needmoney? Then a situationwanted in the AnaheimBulletin will find theworowant.Call 2251. CAR HOPPS,dishwashers&needed at Hog HeavenCue,Ph.Anaheim 7691. WANTEDHOME TALENTFor Downtown HalloweenJamboree Sat., Oct. 310:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M.Ph.Anaheim 7897-72 16. Situation Wanted EXP.IN PACKING, grading room.Want steady employPh. 3287 after p.m. YOUNG VETERAN wants work.Exc.exper.fitnesses,Bulletin Box-998 CHILD CARE in my home.from Horace Mann school.Janss. CHILD CARE in my home.rates-for 2-from one9872.Vaillin,Ph.6052. WILL TAKE care of children3 yrs.in my home1114St.Ana. CHILDREN'S FairlandNSchool,234 E.CommonFullerton,Licensed by theComplete nursery & pre-kgarten.Planned program.tically balanced hot lunchday day sessions thru Friday 7 a.m.to 8 p.m.-16:55. Employment in the San Francisco-Oakland area otailed 897,100 August, an increase of 2700 over August, 1952, and 14,900 over July this year. The big jump between August was due to sea-gains in manufacturing and strike recovery in construction. Farmer McCabe October 18, 1953 I see that nearly all of the Big Labor Leaders are giving Ike "ole Ned" for Durkins resignation as Secretary of Labor. If they think that they're scarin' Ike, they'd better take stock of all the Labor States Ike carried last election when the Labor Leaders sed they wuz votin Democratic. Farmer McCabe (All rights reserved) ANAHEIM BULLETIN CLASSIFIED INDEX Classifications Are Numbered and Appear in Numerical Order CLASSIFICATION NO. Apartments 30 Automobiles 62 Auto Accessories 62 Auto Repair-Paint 62 Bicycles-Motorycycles 61 Boarding-Kennels 61 Building Materials 61 Business Colleges 17 Business Opportunities 22 Business Places 22 Business Property 7 Card of Thanks 64 Cars and Trucks Wanted. Composite Monuments. Correspondence Courses. Dancing—Dramatio 19 Death Notices 16 Farm and Dairy Products 46 Farm Machinery 50-A Farms and Ranches 36 Photos 51 For Rent—Miscellaneous 56 For Sale—Miscellaneous 56 Funeral Directors 51-A Garages—Service Stations 60 Help Wanted—Female 14 Help Wanted—M/F 15 Help Wanted—M/F 15 Horses—Cattle, Etc. 14 Household Appliances 52 Household Furniture 31 Houses for Sale 25 In Memorium 40 Lost and Found 40 Lots for Sale 40 Livestock-Wanted 40 Money to Loan Music—Art 20 Musical Instruments 42 Real Estate Exchange 42 Real Estate Loans 42 Real Estate-Wanted Personal Information Pets 48 Professional Poultry and Supplies 45 Resorts TELEVISION SERVICE CALLS $295 419 S. Lemon. Ph. 6395 PAINTING & Paper Hanging. F.-estimates. All work guaranteed. Ph. 2406 or 9991 FLOORS New hardwood material furnished, laid, sanded and finished. Old Floors Sanded, Refinished. OELRICH FLOOR SERVICE 619 W. Broadway Ph. 4324 ROY L. KIRK LANDSCAPE NURSERY New Lawns and Shrubbery Lawns Renovated - Reseeding Fertilizing 128 W. Broadway Ph. 5108 Across from Post Office HERMAN ZACHAY Special Agent For NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Expert advice on Life Insurance. Annuities, Accident, Sickness and Group Insurance Phone Anaheim 5242, or write P. O. B. 483 BALLMAN'S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 122 W. Broadway PH. ANAHEIM 5703 PRENTISS & WILLIAMS LICENSED TILE CONTRACTOR Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Anaheim 5933 or Placentia 6226 ANAHEIM PAINTING AND DECORATING CO. for the finest in Residential & Commercial Painting DALE HAMLIN Ph. Anaheim 6808. BOB'S APPLIANCES 306 North Los Angeles St. NOW OPEN Friday at 9:00 PM CHILD CARE in my home from Horace Mann school Janss. CHILD CARE in my home rates for two years in one room of room No. 9873 Valdina. Ph. 60852. WILL TAKE care of children three yrs. in my home 1114 St. Ana. CHILDRENS Fairyland School, 334 E. Commons Fullerton. Licensed by the Complete nursery & pre-k garden. Planned program. Totally balanced lunch day & half day sessions. La-56550. BABY SITTING. Ph. 5476. CARPENTER Power Tools, ceiling and repair, $40 E.E. EXP. CHILD care, $25 hr.Ph. WANTED IRONING, $17-Near K773. WINDOW WASHING & Clean Work. Call 3780. PRACTICAL NURSING. Ph. IRONING IN My Home, Th. Ph. 1088. RUBBISH HAULINE REASONABLE RATE Free Estimates Phone 7738 $49 N.H. PLASTER PATCHING. Ph. CLOTHING, alterations. Ph. IRONING IN My Home. Ph. PRACTICAL NURSING. Ph. 7008. EDUCATIONAL Music Rentals RENT BAND Instr. All rent on purchase.Fullerton-Music 110 N.Spain. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities A REAL OPPORTUNITY, pay rate Sandwich & local combination. Never a duffle in this location.Seats rent; must sell.Books open:4526 between 9 & 10 p.m.Oxbox 996.Anaheim Bulletin. MAJOR OIL CO., Service fully equipped, good lo-good deal for the right.Write giving experience.Write Box 957.Bulletin. 26.Money to Loan Ready willing and able help get that new ho-see us for that long-tail loan.64 years of H-Financing in Anaheim.The Savings Loan Bldg.,211 East Center St.Ph. LOANS $25 to $1000 NANTA ANA—County planners building department officials Monday night to thrash out proposed new regulations dealing signs on business and industrial plants—and along highways. Their recommendations may be before the board of supervisors. Planning commissioners don't get anything more to do with which is one of their peren- and perpetual headaches. Per-fer signs—which must be applied by the planners—must be used by the building department the planners insisted that the building department take over the rule administration. Proposed ordinance changing the control, and prescribing sizes and types of signs can be erected and where, was drawn result of parleys between the two departments. Bettlemen Vote for Price Support Plan NATADOR, Tex. (UP) — A re-inding vote for price supports a cattle buying program was set by more than 600 cattlemen setting in the Motley County ranchhouse. The stockmen and several bank-representing 13 counties in the eastern Panhandle, approved same program that was en-sured Monday night by cattlemen farmers at an Amarillo meet-this area has been one of the most hit by drought and the ling cattle market, and there is standing room only at last month's meeting. E. E. (Eck) Brown, president of the United Livestock Producers Association, described price supps as the only remedy for the ing industry, and attacked what called "political bungling" of drought relief program. 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 PET SKUNK lost, upper body & tall solid white. Liberal reward, 121 N. Placentia, Ph. Ana, 7608. HAVE YOU LOST an article of value? Then don't lose any time in running a "Lost" want ad in the Anaheim Bulletin classified. That's the quickest way to find lost articles. 9. Personals ANYONE KNOWING Henry King, formerly of Detroit, now working for large produce concern in Anhelm, please convey message. "Need you badly, miss you terribly, phone immediately, San Jose, Cypress 3-2711, Arlene." 10. Special Notices Fancy Free and Free for Anything Fancy "NATURE BOY" Ph. ANAHEIM 7107 eve's. 11. Transportation DESIRE RIDER going to night classes at U.E.C. Tuesday Thursday ava. Call 4149. ANAHEIM PAINTING AND DECORATING CO. for the finest in Residential & Commercial Painting DALE HAMLIN Ph. Anaheim 6308. BOB'S APPLIANCES 306 North Los Angeles St. NOW OPEN Friday 'Til 9:00 P.M. All Day Saturday EMPLOYMENT 13. Help Wanted — Male WANT male driver for Foster Freeze Sales Car. Apply 735 N. Los Angeles St. ARTHUR MURRAY has opening for young men 23 to 35 yrs. of age to train as dance teachers. Fine opportunity for advancement. Thermostat installation. Highest hourly Rate Paid, Call Long Beach 405-425; Apply 4125 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach. MEN FOR WORK in Compressor Stations, Sickness, Pension and Insurance. Thermostat Installation. Highest hourly Rate Paid, Call Long Beach 405-425; Apply 4125 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach. WANTED: FURNACE Installer. Must be first class and have knowledge of all types of Automatic Thermostat Installation. Highest hourly Rate Paid, Call Long Beach 405-425; Apply 4125 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach. WANTED: TIRE Service Man, Ship-key & Pearson, 201 N. Los Angeles St. WANTED: Weatherstrip mechanic. Must be A-1. ROOT WEATHERSTRIP SERVICIE $37 N. Dickel St. Phone 5515, Anaheim. MAN.WANTED for assistant in wash room, Orange Co. Linan Supply Co., 400 So. Lemon A-1 SET-UP & lead man work turret & engine lathe; Orange Coast Machine Works, 834 W. 19th St. Costa Meas. 14. Help Wanted — Female SELL LANOYN - Line Cosmetics Full or part. 1106 W. Lincoln Ave. BANK BOOKKEEPER, bank experience essential. Apply in person; under 45 yrs of age Security First National Bank, 184 W. Center St., Anaheim. DISHWASHER, Dorothy Wade, Dinner House, 1415 E. Center. WAITRESS, CURRIES Ice Cream Parlor, 621 W. Center St., Anaheim-9061 26. Money to Loan Ready willing and able help get that new house See us for that long loan. 64 years of HI Financing in Anaheim The Savings Loan Bldg. 211 East Center St. LOANS $25 to $1000 Every detail of the loan is quickly on a common basis You choose best date and select from man ment plans We like to say Certainly! promptly Order by phone - write - or come here Cash you get | 15 Mo. $100 $8.10 300 23.85 600 47.11 Above monthly payments everything! Loans of other are in tion.COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. 101 E. Center St. REAL ESTATE LOAN Financing of Sales or Refinance JESS MEDARIS Loan Solicitor THE SAN FRANCIECO 433 W. Center St. Phone R-2 — AN HONEST VA2 bedroom, lg car brkfst nook, service move.$9500.00.Te IDEAL HOME SITE Five acres of valen Anaheim.-Only TEN ACRES On Brookhurst with A good investment ZONED FOR CHICKEN Five acres East of set for a thriving p STEPHEN 108 W.Broadway EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted — Female THUR MURRAT has opening for young women 28 to 30 yrs of age to train as dance teachers. Fine opportunity for advancement. No experience needed. We apply in person, 114% Broadway, Santa Ana. NK TRAINEE, previous office experience preferred but not essential. Good mathematical background. Under 65 years of age. Please apply in person, 114% Broadway, Santa Ana. Help Wantee M&F 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. Cell 2551. HOPS, dishwasher & cooks needed at Hog Heaven Barbeque, Ph. Anaheim 7691. WANTED HOME TALENT or Downtown Hallowe'en Jamboree Sat., Oct. 31st 10:00 A.M. — 1:00 P.M. Ph. Anaheim 7897 — 7235 Situation Wanted P. IN PACKING, grading in egg room. Want steady employment. Ph. 5287 after 5 p.m. UNG VETERAN wants evening work. Exc. exper. & finest references. Bulletin Box-995 ILD CARE in my home. 1 blk. from Horace Mann school, $62 N. Hanss. ILD CARE in my home, special rates - for 2 - from one home $723 Valdina, Ph. 60952. LL TAKE care of children from yrs. in my home 1114 Parry t. Ana. BILDRENS Fairyland Nursery School, 234 E., Commonwealth, Bullerton, Licensed by the state complete nursery & pre-kinderarten. Planned program. Dietically balanced hot lunches. All day & half day sessions Monday Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ph. 56530. RENTALS 30. Apartments YOUNG MAN would like to share large 7 room Apt. Very reas.Call Albarian, Anaheim 2171 or Lambert 5-2637 after 6. 1 BDRM. FURN. APT. Utilities.pd.Adults, Olive Apts, Hiway 18, Olive. 2 BDRM. FURN. Apt. $50 mo.Adults only. Ph. 7641 after 3:30. NEW UNFURN Large 1 Bdrm Apts.Garbage Disposal, Garage.JESS MEDARIS428 W. Center.Ph. 7271or Anaheim $888 UNFURNISHED APT.for rent.$23 W.Hampshire St.3 new.large rooms.Apply Apt.A or C or phone owner collect.Frontier5-5874. NEW 3 Rm.unfurn. apt.& garage.Adults,$38 E.Claudina. NEW unfurn. 1 Bdrm, apt., $69 E.Lemon Ph. $747. 4 ROOM UNFURN.Apt. & garage.1 blk.from downtown.Adults.No pets.Inq. $10 W.Vermont. LRG, UNFURN.Apt. 3 rm.& bath.$55.121 So.Philadelphia. 36-A.Rooms DAY TIME working man, $17 N.Sablina RME, Ph. $810, $903 N.Olive. NEWLY DECORATED guest room.Modern conveniences, Ph. $866 SLEEPING RM.Priv.Ent.Rea.Ph.7005 CLEAN,NICE Furn.,room.Priv.entrance with or without board garage.Lady preferred.Ph.7902 ROOM WITH Kit.priv.of employed couple or middle-aged.Must have references and own transportation.Ph.2812. A ROOM for woman in Christian home.Garage & Kit.priv.it desired.Ph.4176 31.Houses 3 BDRM.spacious house,automatic heat & fenced-in yard.garb.disp.Ph.4182after 6 p.m. UNFURN. 1 Bdrm.,duplex.ph.$125. NEW 3 bdrm.house.$200 Inte BILD CARE in my home. 1 blk. from Horace Mann school. $82 N. ans. BILD CARE in my home, special rates for 2 from one home. $73 Valdina. Ph. 60952. ALL TAKE care of children from yrs. in my home 1114 Parry t. Ana. BILDRENS Fairyland Nursery School. 234 E. Commonwealth, Fullerton. Licensed by the state complete nursery & pre-kinder-karten. Planned program. Dietically balanced hot lunches. All day & half day sessions. Monday thru Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pha-56580. BY SITTING, Ph. 5476. ERPENTER Power Tools, remodelling and repair, 540 E. East St. Ph. 5873. P. CHILD care, 250 hr. Ph. 7390 ANTED IRONING, 217-Narda, Ph. 373 WINDOW WASHING & Clean-ups, Work. Call 3780. LACTICAL NURSING, Ph. 2414. ONING IN My Home, 75c hr. Ph. 7058. RUBBISH HAULING REASONABLE RATES Free Bettimates Phone 7739 $49 N. Helena. LASTER PATCHING, Ph. 4587. OOTHING, alterations. Ph. 5385 ONING IN My Home, Ph. 7105. RACTICAL NURSING Ph. 7005 EDUCATIONAL Music Rentals ENT BAND Instr. All rent applies on purchase. Fullerton-Music 110 N. Spadra Rd. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities REAL OPPORTUNITY Restaurant-Sandwich & Ice Cream combination. Never a dull business in this location. Seats 42, low rent; must sell. Books open. Ph. 4526 between 9 & 10 p.m. or write Box 996, Anahelm Bulletin. AJOR OIL Co., Service Station fully equipped, good location, good deal for the right man. Write giving experience, etc. Write Box 997, Bulletin. Money to Loan Ready willing and able to help get that new home See us for that long-term loan, 64 years of Home Financing in Anahlm. The Savings Loan Bldg. Assn. 211 East Center St. Ph. 7288 LOANS $25 to $1000 ROOM WITH KIT, priz for employee comp., or middle-aged Must have references and own transportation. Ph. 26182. A ROOM for woman in Christian home. Garage & Kit.-priv. if desired. Ph. 4176. 31. Houses 2 BDRM, spacious house, automatic heat & fence-in yard garb-disp. Ph. 4182, after 6 p.m. UNFURN. 1 Bdrm, duplex, ph. $125. NEW 2 bdrm, house, $90 mo. Ing. $10 Redondo Drive, East. 6 ROOM house, close in, no pets.$87 mo. Ph. $6224. 2 BDRM, unfurn. home in country Ph. Plac. $7445, $6600. 2 BDRM FURN, home, no pets or small children.$130 mo.Call $821 evenings. WEST ANAHHEIM, 4 room house partly furn.. Adults.Ph. 60848. 3 BDRM FURN, House patio and barbecue.I child OK.$116.00 mo.See Vera-Oster,-709 Bo.Los Angeles.Ph.$1188 32. Business Places FOR RENT—Beauty Parlor or Office space. Plenty of customer parking. Ph.$2445. STORE RM 334 E.Center, Ph.$2641 FOR LEASE or rent, valuable store for good tenant, 118 E Los Angeles St., after 4:30 call $112. 32 Rooms and Board MOD rms.meals.$220 N.Philadelphia 35.Rest Homes VACANCY FOR amh or convalescent patient in R.N.home.Bulletin Box $996. ELDERLY GENT wants room in Rest Home.Write Bulletin Box $994. REAL ESTATE SALES 38.Houses for Sale SMART HOME: $51 Cottonwood Circle 2 Bdrm.& den.custom built home.Forced air heath.G.E.Day.$1/4 bath.hild.Klnt Arrang.Double Garr.Spikig System.Lawn & Brubs.S.W.Sec.Close to schools. Beautiful new tri-plex, one double two singles.Mahog Kit.lots of tile.Ideal living & good investment.Inc.$56.00 mo.Ask us. Duplex lot $2650.00 RALPH W.MAAS CO. 107 S.L.A.St. Ph.2406. 3 B.R.HOME,tile kit,& bath,3-car gar.Not only 2 yrs old.Near good-schools.in best residential • Bliding Glass Lennai Walls • Lanai Patios • Rooms Divided by Modernfold Doors • 4-ft.Overhangs...keeps home cool • Forced Air Heat • 88-ft Frontages (over % acre in many lots) • 2-car Garages PLUS.2 MORE REAL EXTRAS IN EVERY HOME By the Builders of Beautiful Melody Park Tlets Construction Co. Phones Garden Grove $9370 or $9483 CORNER OF CHAPMAN AND BROOKHURST GARDEN GROVE FLOOD-LIGHTED MODELS Open Every Evening MUST SACRIFICE 3 BR.COUNTRY Home.Lge occupied it legal yds.dy By owner $5,730.Low dn.$9031 & Magnolia. EXCLUSIVE 1.of Anahheim's finer 2 Bdrm homes in an exclusive location.Large livingrm.with fireplen-overlooking patio,tile kitch.,& bath.breakfast rm.Nice lawn.beautifully landscaped..3 car garage,delivery.Dirt cover ook this as this type of property at the price is hard to find. 2 Bdrm.large llv.rm.dining rm.tile kitch.,& bath,3 car garage.with laundry facilities & extra stool.Lg.corner lot.Gd.location. Duplex-1 Bdrm.each.Exc cond.Attractive income-Well located 2 Bdrm.house on corner lot with 3 rpm.rental in rear,1 blk.Catholic School Let us tell you about many other properties we have listed.Call us for whatever you want. ANNIE T.CURLESS REAL ESTATE Broker Ph.6178.I 127 E.Center Res.$956 EAST SYCAORE Nice $8 bd.rm.I% baths.fireplace.all copper plumbing,fenced.yard,corner lot.Owner leaving town,$2400 down. Trailer parkj-Groo.store-Texzoo serv.sta.lease on 5 acres fronting on 99 highway.$77,500.About % down. LIVE NICELY Large $8 bd.rm.Entr.hall with planter box,Liv.rm.tastefully dec.with paper & knotty pine.Sliding glass doors.open onto 30 ft covered back porch.Fireplace fur.garb.disp.water softener.walk to lattice carpets;3 car garage,high block fence,dichondra lawn.load of $12,000.at 4% includes taxes and insurance. ONLY $10,250 LOANS $25 to $1000 Every detail of the loan arrangement is quickly on a common gauge scale. You choose best payment rate and select from many payment plans. We like to say "Why certainly!" promptly order-a-Loan phone - write - or come in today. Cash you get | 15 Mo. | 24 Mo. $100 $8.10 $5.61 300 23.85 16.36 600 47.11 32.14 Monthly payments cover everything! Loans of other amounts for other periods are in proportion. COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. 101 E. Center St. REAL ESTATE LOANS Financing of Sales or Refinance JESS MEDARIS Loan Solicitor THE SAN FRANCISCO BANK 433 W. Center St. Phone 7271 OPEN HOUSE New 2 Bdrm. & den, 1½ baths, stall shower, forced air heat, priced right, $12 Lens Dr. or Call $6975 or $275 for appointment. LOVELY 2 BDRM HOME, FIREPLACE, FORCED AIR HEAT, TILE KIT, & 2 BATHS, NATURAL WOOD CABINETS, LOTS OF CONCRETE, LG. LOT 1578 SQ. FT. NICE DIST. $17,000. PH. $634 LARGE 2 eDRM, Country Home on¼ acre. Barbecue and other buildings. Fine location on W. Bdwy. A bargain. Contact owner, ph 4918 FOR SALE by Owner, 2 Bdrm. house close in. Fenced in yd. Fruit trees $5500. $335 N. Zeyn St. OWNER 2 BDRM, 1½ bath, 1 yr old; fenced, landscaped. G.I. Re-sale, 1328 E. Cypress R-2 — AN HONEST VALUE 2 bedroom., lg. carpeted liv. rm., big dining room — brkfst nook, service porch. Just decorated. Owner must move. $9500.00 Terms. DEAL HOME SITE Five acres of valencias on a quiet street just outside of Anaheim. — Only $14,000. Terms. TEN ACRES On Brookhurst with a pump that pumps 30 inches water. A good investment at $3,500 per acre. ZONED FOR CHICKENS Five acres East of Anaheim with good orange trees. All set for a thriving poultry business. STEPHEN & ROBERTS, REALTY 108 W. Broadway (Opp. Post Office) Ph. 4694-3832 DUplex lot $2650.00 RALPH W. MAAS CO. 107 S. L.A. St. Ph. 4696 3 B.R. HOME, tile kit, & bath, 3-car gar. Only 2 yrs old. Near good schools in best residential section of Orange. Full price $11,550 with terms. Ph. Ruth S. Kroll, broker, Orange 2028-R. FOR SALE 2 Bdrm. G.I. resale, monthly payments $14.6t. Redwood fence, insulation. Total $9200, 1158 Williamson Way, Fullerton. LIVE NICELY Large 2 bdrm. Entr., hall with plaster box. Liv., run tastefully dec., with paper & knickknack linens. Sliding glass doors open onto 30 ft covered back porch. First place, fur, garb, disp, water softener, wall to wall frieze carpets; 2 car gar., high block fence, dichondra lawn. Loan of $12,000 at 4% includes taxes and insurance. ONLY $10,250 3 bedrm home; h.w. flrs. Ven. blinds, furnace, lge. dbl. gar. Cal-Vet loan, 2 yrs old. MORRIS REALTY 111 No. Los Angeles Ph. 225 Eve's 2649 or 2032 FOR REAL LIVING A well appointed rumpus room centers the interest of this 2109 sq. ft. home of 3 bdrms., 2½ baths & 2 fireplaces. This new home ready for occupancy including custom made drapes & yard fence. FOR COUNTRY LIVING An older 2 bdrm home. 1 acre fenced, some family fruit trees & water. For appointment. Call FRANCES BACKS 225 N. Claudina Ph. 2469 $699 CASH — 3 BEDRMS. LINBROOK PARK New 2-bdrm home, 2 car gar., oak fir., furn., heat, steel gash., plaster walls. Complete home new tract. Full price $3,495 %. ml.E. of Brookhurst on Lincoln Ph. Kl-21498 after 6 p.m. Lots for Sale DUPLEX LOTS Have 2 large lots soned for duplex $3865.00 full down payment will handle on Cully Drive 2½ Ml.No.of Orange on Batavia % Ml.So.of Anaheim-Olive Bridge E.P.H Phillips Ph.or .72-W. Real Estate — Wanted WILL PAY CASH for 5-10 acre citrus or avocado grove.Bulletin Box 992. LIVESTOCK Poultry and Supplies CASH FOR POULTRY.Will call Ph.$138 R.L.Taylor.Ball Road LET US dress your poultry.Rean Th.Anaheim $8841