anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-14

Ike Begins Work on 1955 Defense Budget WASHINGTON, (UP)—President Eisenhower and the National Security Council began work today on a defense budget for the 1955 fiscal year beginning next July 1. The Joint Chiefs of Staff, who have Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson last week their "new look" preview of U.S. strategic plans, and the three service secretaries attended the secret White House meeting of the council. The military spending figure will be a vital factor in determining whether the overall federal budget can be balanced, and what kind of tax program the administration will submit to Congress next year. December Draft Call Set at 23,000 Men WASHINGTON (US)—The Defense Department today issued a draft call for 23,000 men in December, all to be assigned to the Army. This is the same monthly quota that has been maintained since July. The Defense Department is considering a plan to boost draft calls to about 27,000 starting in January in an attempt to level off draft calls over a long period. Because of the Army's high replacement needs, draft calls are scheduled to jump to 45,000 monthly starting next summer. BEST! Whiskey at its BEST HILL and HILL available Blend or Straight $4.30 4/5 QL. KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURSON WHISKEY $4.49 4/5 QL. BOTH 86 PROOF • KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY CONTAINS 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS • THE HILL AND HILL COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY TV Tray PLYWOOD in hardwood species such as oak, mahogany, walnut, birch, maple and gum is a boon to the home craftsman who likes to turn out pieces with the true fine furniture look. Economical, practical and easy to handle, hardwood plywood is a material with which every workshop hobbyist should be familiar. For a starter, here's a project that is useful as well as decorative—a set of "TV trays." Made to nest neatly together when not in use, they are just the thing for serving snacks to television viewers and at any buffet occasion. The tray tops are simply pieces of ¼-inch hardwood plywood, 14"x16", of a species to harmonize with the room furnishings. They fit into wood blocks cut from a length of 2"x4" lumber, preferably of a like species, although a contrasting or dark stained wood may be used if desired. Metal rods set into the blocks serve as legs. These blocks are the key pieces. They serve as handles and join the parts. The first step is to cut eight 6-inch lengths of 2"x4", two for each of the four trays. Next, diagonal cuts are made from points ¾-inch in from each side of the block top to the extreme ends of the base. The same result can be obtained by cutting the 2"x4" into trapezoids by a series of diagonal cuts, alternating their direction. The bottom length should be 6" and the top length 4½". The corners of one face of each block then are rounded on a radius of about ¾-inch. The third step is to cut ¾-inch from the rounded face, which is to be the handle side. Extend the cut from the base to ¾-inch from top; then cut in diagonally from the face at a point ¾-inch from the top (See side view of handle detail.) The protruding edge forms a convenient finger lift. On the reverse face, 1 inch from the top, make a ¾-inch mortise. Announcing the NEW'54 P Big Br Beaut New "Color-Tuned" Styling! Here's luxury new to low-price cars, yours in the brilliant new 1954 Plymouth! Exciting new, lower-sweeping lines, accented with sparkling chrome and "Color-Tuned" with gem-like new colors! Superbly fashioned, all-new Hy-Style interiors, two-toned and "Color-Tuned" with rich new fabrics and textures! Three great new lines! Now there are three new lines of Hy-Style Plymouth cars to choose from— the ultra-smart new BELVEDERE the luxurious new SAVOT the beautiful new PLAZA Each with all of Plymouth's famous engineering features that add up to more value for you! You're cordially invited to see the new 1954 Plymouth at your Plymouth dealer's tomorrow! New Power Steering You steer without effort. Plymouth's full-time power the low-price field, keeps traffic, lets you hold a safe gives you the feel of power does the work— No-shift driving The newest, smoothest in the low-price field you instant accelerate an upgrade without in downhill driving control for all driving. Hy-Drive and Power Plymouth at low extra to arrange your demonstration driving aids. You're invited to see and drive THE NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TV Trays for Easy Entertaining WOOD in hardwood species such as oak, mahogany, walnut, maple and gum is a boon to some craftsman who likes to out pieces with the true fine texture look. Economical, practical and easy to handle, hardwood wood is a material with which workshop hobbyist should be aware. A starter, here's a project that fulfills as well as decorative—a set of TV trays." Made to nest neatly when not in use, they are the thing for serving snacks to vision viewers and at any buffet room. The tray tops are simply pieces of each hardwood plywood, 14"x16", species to harmonize with the furnishings. They fit into wood cut from a length of 2"x4" per tier, preferably of a like species, though a contrasting or dark wood may be used if de-Metal rods set into the blocks as legs. These blocks are the key pieces serve as handles and join the first step is to cut eight lengths of 2"x4", two for each four trays. Next, diagonal made from points 3/8-inch each side of the block top to extreme ends of the base. (The result can be obtained by cutting the 2"x4" into trapezoids by a diagonal cuts, alternating direction. The bottom lengths need be 6" and the top lengths.) The corners of one face of block then are rounded on a scale of about 3/8-inch. The third step is to cut 3/4-inch the rounded face, which is to the handle side. Extend the cut base to 5/8-inch from top, cut in diagonally from the face point 3/4-inch from the top. Side view of handle detail.) The budding edge forms a convenient lift. The reverse face, 1 inch from top, make a 3/4-inch mortise. SIDE VIEW 1/4-inch into the block. Then drill two 3/4-inch holes into the base to a depth of 1 1/4-inch. These holes should be centered on the narrow dimension and drilled at an angle parallelling the slanting side, with a space of 7/16-inch between the slanting surface and the hole. These measurements are important to insure proper nesting. All that remains now is to glue the plywood panels into the mortises and to fit 24" lengths of metal rod into the leg holes. If desired, the gluing may be supplemented by toe-nailing from the underside. Rubber cap should be fitted over the bottom of the legs. Finish the plywood top as you would any fine furniture. Many leading lumber dealers carry hardwood plywood in regular stock or will get it quickly on order. Huge Quake Recorded In Gulf of California PASADENA, Calif. (UP) — An earthquake of major magnitude was recorded on seismographs at California Institute of Technology at 12:55.14 a.m. today, seismologist Dr. Charles R. Richter reported. Dr. Richter said the earthquake had a magnitude of 6.3 on the scale of 10, about as strong as the 1933 Long Beach, Calif., earthquake which took scores of lives. He said the epicenter of the earth movement was around 400 miles southeast of Pasadena, probably in the northern portion of the Gulf of California. Siamese Born Twins On Road to Recovery NEW ORLEANS (UP)—A hospital spokesman said today that Siamese-born Mouton twins have "recovered beautifully" from dramatic operation which separated them and the tiny girls will go home Wednesday. The Ochsner Foundation Hospital announced the progress of Carolyn Anne and Catherine Ann Mouton since the unprecedented operation last Sept. 17 has been "beyond all expectations." "The they have recovered beautifully," the spokesman said. "No skin grafting has been necessary yet on the separation wounds." The girls, daughters of Maya and Mrs. Ashton Mouton of Waxfayette, La., were born joined under constant medical care guard against possible infection. Mouton will arrive at the hospital pitil tomorrow morning to earmbulance. Doctors only recent predicted the twins would not be 54 PLYMOUTH Bright tiful AWAHIM BULLETIN CLASSIFIED INDEX Classifications Are Numbered and Appear in Numerical Order CLASSIFICATION Apartments Automobiles Auto Accessories Auto Repair—Paint Bicycles—Motorcycles Boards—Kenels Building Materials Business Collages Business Opportunities Business Places Business Property Card of Thanks Cars and Trucks Wanted: Competition Monuments Correspondence Courses Danceing — Dramatic Death Notices Farm and Dairy Products Farm Machinery Farm and Ranches Plants For Hints — Miscellaneous For Sale — Miscellaneous Federal Directors Garages — Service Stations Help Wanted—Female Help Wanted—Male Help Wanted—MAF Horses—Cattle, Etc. Household Appliances Household Furniture Houses for Sale In Memorium Lost and Found Loss for Sale Livestock—Wanted Money to Loan Music — Art Musical Instruments Real Estate Exchange Real Estate—Wanted Personalals Personal Instruction Pets Professional Poultry and Supplies Resorts Rest Homes Rooms and Gard Seed an' Plants Services Rendered Situation Wanted Special Notices Stocks, Bonds, Mortgages Trade Schools Transportation Television—Radio Trucks—Trailers Vanted Instruction Wanted to Borrow Wanted to Buy Wanted to Rent Wearing, Apparel New Power Steering! You steer without effort, park without effort! Plymouth's full-time Power Steering, the newest in the low-price field, keeps you from "tensing up" in traffic, lets you hold a safe course over rough roads, gives you the feel of absolute control. Hydraulic power does the work—you enjoy the ride! WIN ONE FREE! You can win a sparkling new 1954 Plymouth, or one of hundreds of cash prizes in the big $25,000 "Win a New Plymouth" Contest It's easy! It's fun! Anyone can enter—anyone can win! Details and entry blanks are at your Plymouth dealer's now! Contest close midnight, Monday, October 19th. No-shift driving with Hy-Drive! The newest, smoothest, least expensive no-shift driving in the low-price field! Plymouth's new Hy-Drive gives you instant acceleration, lets you "hold" your car on an upgrade without braking, gives you engine braking in downhill driving. With Hy-Drive, you have complete control for all driving situations! Hy-Drive and Power Steering each available on any 1954 Plymouth at low extra cost. Your Plymouth dealer will be glad to arrange your demonstration of either or both of these great driving aids. THE NEW'54 PLYMOUTH ANNOUNCEMENTS 7. Professional DR. HENRY C. VOGT Chiropractic Health Specialist—Licensed Palmer Graduate—107 E. Center St. Room 3 Phone 4223 or 4168 8. Lost and Found FOUND: Senior Class, Ring, y 1923. Ph. 5464. LOST—Black leather wallet, downtown, Large reward. James Hale. Ph. 25868. 9. Personals NOT RESPONSIBLE for any damage but my own. Lorane Pool 217 Third South ANYONE KNOWING Henry Kearney of Detroit, now working for large produce concern in shelm, please convey message "Need you badly, miss you today, phone immediately, San Jorge Cypress 3-3711, Arlene." 11. Transportation DOUGLAS BUS, 2 shifts daily. Contact driver at Plant or KI-90 12. Services Rendered FURNACES REPAIRED — REPLACE THERMOSTATS WARMAHL DEALER BARNEY BAGDON ANAHEIM PH. 7703 ROY L. KIRK LANDSCAPE NURSERY New Lawns and Shrubbies Lawns Renewed - Reseeding Fertilizing 128 W. Broadway Ph. 8 Across from Post Office PERSONAL SALESMEN BUSINESS SERVICE 12. Services Rendered MOODY ELECTRIC Domestic and Industrial Wiring ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone Anaheim 3852 ELLIOTT'S TELEVISION SERVICE CALLS $295 419 S. Lemon. Ph. 6395 PRENTISS & WILLIAMS LICENSED TILE CONTRACTOR Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Anaheim 5023 or Piacenza 6236 PAINTING & Paper Hanging. Free estimates. All work guaranteed. Ph. 7406 or 2891. LADDER DIZZY! Why take a chance of landing on the hard ground and may be hurting your pride and worst. When in need of repairs or such look to your "Business Services" for help in the Anaheim Bulletin classified ads. FLOORS New hardwood material furnished, laid, sanded and finished. Old Floors Sanded, Refinished. OELRICH FLOOR SERVICE 619 W. Broadway Ph. 4324 HERMAN ZACHAY Special Agent For NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. EMPLOYMENT 16. Situation Wanted CARE OF BABY or child to $ yrs. of age in my home, 715 R. Indiana. NURSING or Housework. 100% Broadway. EXP. CHILD care. 250 hr. Ph. 792. PRACTICAL NURSING. Ph. 8414. RUBBISH HAULING REASONABLE RATES Free Estimates Phone 7789 $48 N. Helena PLASTER PATCHING. Ph. 4561. CLOTHING. alterations. Ph. 8388 IRONING IN My Home. Ph. 7108 PRACTICAL Nursing Ph. 7008 FINANCIAL 28. Business Opportunities Attention Pensioners Small neighborhood grocery for sale; reasonable. Phone 4839 for appointment. 26. Money to Loan REAL ESTATE LOANS Financing of Sales or Refinance JESS MEDARIS Loan Solicitor THE SAN FRANCISCO BANK 433 W. Center St. Phone 7271 Ready willing and able to help get that new home. See us for that long-term loan. $4 years of Home Financing in Anaheim. The Savings Loan Bilg. Assn. 711 East Center St. Ph. 7283 LOANS $25 to $1000 Every detail of the loan arranged quickly, on a common sense basis. You choose best payment date and select from many payment plans. We like to say "Wry Certainly!" promptly Order-a-Loan by phone - write - or some is today Cash you get | 15 Mo.| 24 Mo. FLOORS New hardwood material furnished, laid, sanded and finished. Old Floors Sanded, Refinished. 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. 488 BALLMAN'S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 122 W. Broadway PH. ANAHEIM 5703 PAINTER, MAINTENANCE Immediate, permanent position Must have 5 yrs. all round general painting experience. Under 45. Good pay. All employee benefits. Apply Nutrilite Products, Inc. $600 Grand Ave. Buena Park LADIES & GENTS all 1-tone shoes wax shiners $1c. Shoes can be left Office Barber Shop 128 E. Center EMPLOYMENT 13. Help Wanted — Male ELDERLY MAN for yardwork, odd jobs & painting. Ph. 2238 eves. MAN FOR Occasional or part-time work on small ranch near Anaheim. Must furnish own transportation. Write Bulletin Box 800 EXP. TELEVISION Technicians inside & outside, may open Anaheim Lakefront 4018 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. The Gentry Co. WANTED—TOOLMAKER with general machine experience. Ph. 2236 A-1 SET-UP & lead man work turret & engine lathe. Orange Coast Machine Works, $24 W. 19th St. Costa Mesa. 14. Help Wanted — Female WANTED—Girl cashier for Sellon's Men-Up-Self Gas Station, Anaheim Woodbury, 1695 & Spadra. Fullerton. $6 hr to start. Raises every 2 months, 5 days wk. Would like Latin-American but not necessary. ELDERLY LADY to take care of child. To live in or out. Infant & 3 yr. old. 7152 Lawrence. GIRL FOR Housework, Live in. Ph. 6855 LOANS $25 to $1000 Every detail of the loan arranged quickly, on a common sense basis. You choose best payment data and select from many payment plans We like to say Why Certainly! promptly Order-a-Loan by phone + write - or some is today Cash you get | 15 Mo. | 24 Mo. $100 $8.10 $5.61 300 23.85 16.36 600 47.11 32.14 Above monthly payments cover everything! Loans of other amounts or for other periods are comparable. COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. 101 N. Center St. RENTALS 36. Apartments FURN, APTs for rent, Singles & Doubles, 149 N. Lemon UNFURN, 1 Bedrm, Apt. Garage, automat, washer, soft water, Apt. C, 120 No. Citron, $55. NEW UNFURN, upstairs 1 Bdrm, Apt. Extra large, $39 W. Hampshire, Ph. 2788 UNFURN, APT, available Oct., 747 N. Olive, ave. UNFURN, 1 Bdrm, Garb, disp., garage, wash house, Ph. Orange 1002-R. UNFURNISHED APT., for rent, $238 W. Hamshire St., new large room Apply Apt. A or C or phone owner collect Frontier 5-876. SIGN DOWN? Don't spoil your yard or front with a For Rent Sign. Let those Little Anaheim Bulletin ads bring you in the finest in new tenants. 1 BDRM, FURN, APT., Utilities pd. Adults, Olive Apts, Hiway 18, Olive. NEW UNFURN Large 1 Bdrm Apts. Garbage Disposal, Garage. JESS MEDARIS 428 W. Center, Ph. 7271 or Anaheim 8859 new unfurn. 1 Bdrm, apt., 909 R. Lemon Ph. 5747. IBDRM, UNFURN, Apt., Inq. at $41 N. Lemon, Apt. D. SINGLE FURN, Apt., utilities pd. Adults only, 130 W. Adelae. WILE SHARE my 7 room completely furnished My Home laundry garage and cooking facilities, $50 mo. Call 2171. FURNISHED extra large 1 Bdrm Apt., Utilities, phone garage laundry facilities incl. No pets; cribs infant OK Ph. 6010. 2-RM furn. apt Everything furnished, $803 Cerritos Ph. Anaheim 3086。 ANNOUNCEMENTS PROFESSIONAL HENRY C. VOGT uropractic Health Specialist licensed Palmer Graduate—7 E. Center St. Room 2 Phone 4223 or 4145 and Found DR. Senior Class, Ring, year Ph. 6464. Black leather wallet, downn. Large reward. James Hox-Ph. 25668. personale RESPONSIBLE for any debts my own. Lorane Poole. 317 Third South St. KNOWING Henry King, curry of Detroit, now working large produce concern in Anuple, please convey message. ed you badly, miss you terriphone immediately, San Jose, press S-3711, Arlene. transportation GLAS BUS. 2 shifts daily. Condriver at Plant or KI-90444. services Dendered FURNACES PAIRED — REPLACED THERMOSTATS WARMAHL DEALER BARNEY BAGDON ANAHEIM PH. 7703 ROY L. KIRK ANDSCAPE NURSERY Lawns and Shrubbery owns Renovated - Reseeding Fertilizing W. Broadway Ph. 6108 Across from Post Office 14. Help Wanted — Female WANTED—Girl cashier for Sellon's Serve-Ur-Self Gar Station. See McDaniel or Woodbury, 1608 B. Spadra, Pullarton. $50 hr. to start. Raspberry grower. $5 day. Would like Latin-American but not necessary. ELDERLY LADY to take care of child. To live in or out. Infant & 3 yr. old. 7152 Lawrence. GIRL FOR Housework. Live in Ph. 6855. 1OR 2 MEN to take over established distributing business. $100,000 of advertisement on our own product starting November. Will require $6500. Call La S-4267. TREASURE HUNTING? Many "Little Gems" of value can be dug up just by reading your Anaheim Bulletin Want-Ade regularly. Make it a habit and you will be rewarded. SELL LANOLYN - Line Cosmetics. Full or part. 1106 W. Lincoln Ave. 11. Help Wanter M&F WAITRESS & DISHWASHER, Dorothy-Wade, Dinnerhouse, 1418 E. Center. YOUNG MAN or Woman for general office work. Typing and some bookkeeping experience preferred. Roe Mr. Fischle, Anaheim Bulletin office. PROTESTANT COUPLE to care for elderly bedridden lady $150, home & utilities paid. Ph. Anaheim 4996. WANTED HOME TALENT For Downtown Hallowe'en Jamboree Sat., Oct. 31st 10:00 A.M. — 1:00 P.M. Ph. Anaheim 7897 — 7235 16. Situation Wanted MARRIED MAN desires part time work. Experienced typist, Bulletin Box 995. NURSING WANTED. Ph. 3261 EXP IN PACKING, grading in egg room. Want steady employment. Ph. 5287 after 5 p.m. TUTORING, CALL 6648 HOUSEWORK, $125 hr. Ph.-Ans. 6618 HOUSEKEEPER with practical nursing experience. Furnish own transportation. Good pay. If interested Ph. 2760 1BDRM UNFURN. Apt. Inq. at $41 N. Lemon, Apt. D. SINGLE FURN. Apt., utilities pd. Adults only, 130 W. Adela. WILL SHARE my 7 room completely furnished apartment. Have laundry, garage and cooking facilities.$50 mo.Call 2171. FURNISHED extra large 1 Bdrm. Apt. Utilities, phone e garage, laundry facilities incl. No pets, crib infant OK. Ph. 60106. 2-RM furn. apt Everything furished.$803 Cerriton, Ph. Anaheim $3066. 4-RM furn. apt. Good location. Ph. 2983. 30.A Rooms ROOM FOR Rent-see after 5 o'clock 932 N. Emily DAY TIME working man,$17 N. Sabina ROOMS & APTS. 112 N. Emily CLEAN, NICE Furn. room Priv. entrance with or without board, garage Lady preferred. Ph. 7902 A ROOM for woman in Christian home Garage & Kit priv. if desired.Ph. 4178 31.Houses UNFURN.$2 BDRM, stove, laun.implements.$2 children OK.$98.80 mo.I yr.lease.Ph.7829 or 4023 BEDRM HOUSE, unfurn Children OK.$115,323 Larch St. 32.Business Places STORE RM.$234 E.Center.Ph.$261 FOR LEASE or rent, valuable store for good tenant, 118 S Los Angeles St., after 4:30 call 3124. 33.Rooms and Board MOD rma meals.$220 N.Phlakephia 37.Wanted to Rent 2 OR $2 BDRM unfurn.house.References & damage deposit if required.Ph.4625 ext.6. BACHELOR APT.Anaheim area. Private & quiet.Garage & kitchen. Will pay up to $55.00 mo.Bulletin Box 501. WANT $2 or $4 bdrms .4 adults .2 professional.Ph.7126. 3 BDRM HOUSE.$2 adults.Call 4924; between $A.M.$&P.M. REAL ESTATE ALES 38.Houses for Sale FOR SALE by owner,$2 Bdrm.house close in.Fenced in yd.Fruit trees.$500.N.Zeyn St..