anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-24

City Sidelights by SPURGEON SPARKS The war in Korea is over. More than one person in Anaheim and Orange County is sure of it. The men are home in many cases and there is less news copy on the subject. However, the fact that the actual fighting has died down, is being felt in another way. Men and women are being laid off from defense projects. Although the lay-offs around Anaheim have not been serious, still merchants are admitting a pre-Christmas slump which is somewhat unseasonal. Largest number of lay-offs have been at the Anaheim plant of Northrop Aircraft where rangefinder for the Ordnance Department are being made. Although not all the departments have felt the heavy hand of the lay-off, still enough men and women have been sent home on an indefinite lay-off to slightly affect the local economy. Although a certain slowing up in production has been noticed in several other major local plants, no lay-offs have been noted. The rains came to Orange County this week (on minor basis) and most everyone was pleased. In fact many are openly advocating more of the same wonderful stuff. All, but three fellows in Anaheim. These three, Harold Smith, Hallowe'en parade chairman; Bill Walker, stadium chairman for the Hallowe'en show in La Palma Park; and Bob Wurgaft, general chairman of the Hallowe'en festival. These hard-working gentlemen are offering daily prayers that old "Juice Pluv" will remain in hiding at least until after Oct. 31. Ernie Moeller of the Chamber of Commerce, sits back and plans for hospital to be located here. This plan, one which will adequately serve both the city of Anaheim and all the areas from Santa Ana Canyon to the Los Angeles County line, should get under way soon. The local group will draw plans for a smaller unit in the beginning, than its sister hospital to the North, but actually should be in business not long after the Fullerton group. Watch for some hot news coming from the local group in the not-too-far-distant future! Anaheim is growing! If anyone should be doubt, tract maps now on file in City Hall show amazing figures to the effect that there are some 20 subdivisions now building within the city limits. These 20 projects account for 1151 building lots, all of which will see construction on them within the year. Added to this, plans which have been presented to the City Planning Commission show approximately 42 additional subdivisions on drawing boards, which would add another 3644 lots. This brings the grand total of lots up for construction to 4995 during the next fiscal year. The city-wide census now under way, will no doubt bring the population to an all time figure above 22,500. It is believed. Population experts, to obtain an average population figure based on housing, multiply the number of homes by 3.3 percent. Using the figure of 4895 as the number of new houses to be built this coming year, one finds that there may be a population in Anaheim by this time next year of more than 38,900. Our only hope is that local merchants will keep step in their merchandising techniques in an effort to keep the added retail dollars at home. Anaheim's Assembly of Church is currently engaged in enlargement campaign. October enlargement month for all Assembly of God churches. The Anaheim church is entered in the Christmas Life Magazine contest and at same time is participating in competition with First Assembly of God in Portland Ore. The payoff of the Portland church is the N.D. Davidson, father of the toror of the Anaheim church Rev. W. R. Davidson. Each Sunday, a special feast has been planned for the month of October and November. Inch among the special features many outstanding musical groups and speakers. Sunday, Oct. 25, Rev. Dean Duncan, president Southern California's Christ's bassaders. (Assemblies of God Y Organization) will be the speaker at the morning worship service at 11 o'clock. The following Sunday, Nov. will feature Art Atwell, noted trumpeter. Atwell will play speeches for the Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Nov. 8 is "Old Time Day," at which time the Sunday School will come dressed western or old time "garb." Nov. 15 is Southern California ble College choir, directed by Lord Atwell, will provide the music during the Sunday School morning worship services. The over-all theme for the tire enlargement campaign "round-up days." The public invited to attend any of these services with free transportation vided. openly advocating more of the same wonderful stuff. All but three fellows in Anaheim. These three, Harold Smith, Hallowe'en parade chairman; Bill Walker, stadium chairman for the Hallowe'en show in La Palma Park; and Bob Wurgaft, general chairman of the Hallowe'en festival. These hard-working gentlemen are offering daily prayers that old "Jupe Plaw" will remain in hiding at least until after Oct. 31. Ernie Moeller of the Chamber of Commerce, sits back and holds his rain insurance policy taken out for just such emergencies and joins his fellow workers in supplication. While Pullerton and La Habra acurry around in their fund raising drive for St. Jude hospital to be located on a lip of high ground in Sunny Hills, members of the (Anaheim) Mother Colony Hospital Association are quietly preparing their population expatriates to obtain an average population figure based on housing, multiply the number of homes by 3.3 per cent. Using the figure of 4895 as the number of new houses to be built this coming year, one finds that there may be a population in Anaheim by this time next year of more than 38,900. Our only hope is that local merchants will keep step in their merchandising techniques in an effort to keep the added retail dollars at home. One sure way is the modernization of store fronts and interiors. People still like to spend their money in pleasant surroundings. This is being borne out by the increased business enjoyed by the progressive merchants in Anaheim who have taken the step. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. GOING SOMEWHERE CALL A YELLOW CAB No charge for extra passengers 4552 or 5544 Cruise with Death CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE BROWN read the sheet of blue paper, looked up, read it again, cleared his throat—a sure sign that what he had to say was going to be difficult. "Mrs. Redding ... Miss Walton ..." He looked from one to the other. "We must all try to be brave." Carlotta closed her eyes for a moment, then faced him steadily. "Read it to us," she demanded. Brown still hesitated. "I think you may as well," said Randolpn. Brown cleared his throat again. The note was brief. "I just can't face it, the police and all. Of course I did it. He threatened to expose me, and make我 poor. I was afraid of that. I had a gun and threw it overboard afterwards. But Todd saw it. I was hunting the will when the captain caught me, and I had to get away. I didn't mean to hurt him. By the time you read this, I will be over the side. Now you know everything, and you can go home. Good-bye." Laurence O. Redding." I couldn't talk any more. It seemed to me that the time had come for me to go into action. I left her there with Brown, and made my way to the promenade deck. One question kept churning around in my mind. Why had Todd appeared so terrified when he discovered that Larry had jumped overboard? It had seemed to suck the courage and the cockiness right out of him, and he was like a different person when he came back from his unsuccessful search. When I stepped outside, I noticed that the ship had slowed down so much that it could barely be held into the waves. Although the storm itself was over, the sea was still so disturbed that only a sea gull could have been happy on the spray-washed decks. I made my way to the bridge, and found it in charge of a sulky Heczekiah, who informed me that the captain was personally conducting the party looking over the Spiritus for Mr. Redding. That was all he could tell me, nor would he comment on it, or on anything else. I went on down to deck B, agreeability at all costs seen to be his new role, for he twisted his ratty face into a smile. "Meggie and me was wonder m'lady, would you join us in a of tea? You being American all that." I hesitated, feeling more unable than I can ever remember before or since, but I accept. We went into the salon, Todd, who moved stealthily matter what he was doing, open the panel. Through it I Macbeth in the galley take off steaming kettle and fill a brass earthenware teapot on a tray ready laid. She pushed it throttle Todd, then came around plumped down complacently at blond mahogany table. This is homely, I must a Macbeth remarked to us. She was on her third strong before she began to let me see they had invited me. She gave a smile as ingratiating as a moo trap. Tammie and me was thinking m'jady, you knew more than we were telling. A shiver of apprehension over me." What makes you t The note was brief. "I just can't face it, the police and all. Of course I did it. He threatened to expose me, and make us poor. I was afraid of that. I had a gun and threw it overboard afterwards. But Todd saw it. I was hunting the will when the captain caught me, and I had to get away. I didn't mean to hurt him. By the time you read this, I will be over the side. Now you know everything, and you can go home. Good-bye." Laurence O. Redding. Gay moaned. "Oh no, it can't be true. He hasn't . . . he wouldn't . . . You will have to find him . . ." She nait rose from her chair, her hand at her throat, her eyes staring blindly. Then she pitched forward. There were no nistronics this time. She had fainted. After Gay had been revived and Dr. Randolph and Macbeth had taken her to her cabin, Lisa Brown, Carlotta, and I sat on numbly. Todd had disappeared. This new disaster forced us into a coalescence of misery, and nobody felt like breaking away. I had asked Brown to let me see Larry's note, and I sat reading it over and over. The more I read it, the more I thought that there was something very queer about it, and at last I decided to speak up. "Did you notice he spoke of throwing his gun overboard? Yet, Mr. Brown, you said you found a gun on the deck and pitched it over yourself." "Poor Larry must have forgotten that," Carlotta murmured. "He wasn't very bright." "What do you make of it?" I asked. Brown looked at me gravely. "It could mean that Redding was making a false confession. It could mean that the real murderer was still on board." Carlotta appeared suddenly to remember that she was the widow. She gave a choking sob, pressed her handkerchief to her eyes, but couldn't bear to think of him," she said, as she groped her way out of the room. Lisa Tremaine looked as though her disapproval of everything and everybody had reached a point which was inexpressible. "I shall take a bit of a lie-down," she said. "We might ask that doctor for sleeping pills all around. I am sure he has plenty." Copyright, 1962, by Rinecart & Company, Inc., Distri Assembly of God Ovens Campaign Ashleim's Assembly of God which is currently engaged in an agreement month for all Assemble of God churches. October is entered in the Christian Magazine contest and at the time is participating in lively petition with First Assembly of Portland Ore. The pastor the Portland church is the Rev. Davidson, father of the passage of the Ashleim church the W. R. Davidson. Sunday, a special feature been planned for the months October and November. Included in the special features are outstanding musical groups speakers. Sunday, Oct. 25, the Dean Duncan, president of Western California's Christ's Amdorals, (Assemblies of God Youth Organization) will be the guest at the morning worship cease at 11 o'clock. The following Sunday. Nov. 1, feature Art Atwell, noted band performer. Atwell will play special concerts for the Sunday School at 4:35 a.m. Nov. 8 is "Old Timer" at which time the whole day School will come dressed in or old time "garb." November 15 is Southern California Bicollege choir, directed by GayAtwell, will provide the music for the Sunday School and worship services. Over-all theme for the enlargement campaign is bud-up days. The public is intended to attend any of these servers with free transportation program. Now and broader approaches to how the churches can best serve rural families, the country churches themselves are making a definite comeback," Dr. Pielstick said. "An-other factor is a new kind of rural pastor — vigorous young men fully aware of today's farm life problems and dedicated to easing and solving them on an individual and community-wide basis." The Convocation, sponsored by the National Council's Division of Home Mission through its depar­tment of town and country church, will take up such problems as rural youth, country-city relations, migrant labor and other low-income farm families, and enriching rural community life. Give St. Michael's Dates for Coming Week Regular services this Sunday at St. Michael's Episcopal church start with 8 a.m. Holy Communion; 9:15 family service and Sunday School and 11 o'clock morning worship. At 7 p.m., evening prayer will be held. Confirmation classes are at 5 p.m. for young people and at 6 for adults. The Rev. John K. Saville's sermon topic at the 11 a.m. service will be "That They All May Be One." The senior choir will sing 'Break Forth Into Joy,' by Simper, as an offertory. Other events to follow during the week will be a meeting of the St. Agnes Guild Monday night at 7:30 with the program consisting of a book review by Margaret Bradley. Tuesday a service of Holy Communion at 9:30 will be followed by prayer and study group. Tuesday the Diocesan Women's auxiliary will meet in Whittier, beginning at 9 a.m. and Wednesday, St. Simon and St. Jude's Day will be celebrated. Freedom Club Offers Bargain in U.S. Flags This is a chance for every home owner and business man to own an American flag! Through the efforts of the Free dom Club, handsome $ by 5 foot American flags, well mounted on a six-foot jointed staff, are obtain­able at the business office of the Ashleim Bulletin for the greatly reduced price of $2.50 per flag. To organizations and those desi­r larger amounts the special offer of the Freedom Club makes the emblems available for $2.00 in dozen lots. The patriotic offer by Freedom Clubs have been the means of placing more than 300 flags in Costa Mesa through the American Legion's efforts, Santa Ana Legion is also offering the flags. The same offer is being made in Westminster, it was announced. ANAHEIM BULLETIN CLASSIFIED INDEX Classifications Are Numbered and Appear in Nummerical Order CLASSIFICATION NO. Apartmentes 50 Automobiles 62 Auto Accessories 62 Auto Repair - Paint 61 Bicycles - Motorcycles 61 Boarding - Kennels 61 Building Materials 27 Business Colleges 27 Business Opportunities 22 Business Process 22 Card of Thanks 64 Cars and Trucks Wanted 64 Cemeteries - Monuments 28 Correspondence Courses 28 Dancing - Dramatics 19 Health Notices 19 Farm and Dairy Products 46 Farm Machinery 50-A Farms and Ranches 29 Florists 29 For Rent - Miscellaneous 81 For Sale - Miscellaneous 81 Purcal Directors 81 BUSINESS SERVICE 12. Services Rendered LADDER DIZZY? Why take a chance of landing on the hard ground and majery hurting your pride and worse. When in need of repairs or such look to your "Business Services" for help in the Ashleim Bulletin classified ada. OELRICH FLOOR SERVI619 W Broadway Ph. 4 FLOORS New hardwood material fusished, laid, sanded and finis­ted Old Floors - Sanded, Refinis­ted HERMAN ZACHAYY Special Agent For NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Expert advice on Life Insur­ance Annuities, Accident, Sickness Group Insurance Phone Ashleim 5242, or wri­ P.O. B. 483 REDWOOD Fencing our speci­t Free estimates. Ph. Ana. $60 BOOKKEEPING SERVICE-TAreports, part time basis, Bulletin Box $04. BALLMAN'S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 122 W Broadway PH. ANAHEIM 5703 TREASURE HUNTING Many "Little Gem" o' value can be dug up dur­ing Bulletin Want. Ads reg­arily make it a habit an­you will be rewarded. EMPLOYMENT 13. Help Wanted - Male Country Church to Get Invocation Attention Aid strong signs that the rural length in America is showing new growth, reversing downward trends the past several decades, nearly religious and agricultural lead-up days. The public is in attendance any of these services with free transportation provided. Southland Business Shows Moderate Jump LOS ANGELES (UP)—Business activity in Southern California showed moderate advances in September after slight declines the previous three months the Security First National Bank reported today. The bank's monthly summary indicated the business index for the month was about 4 per cent above that of September, 1952, although somewhat below earlier peaks this year. Total employment increased, with large gains in aircraft. Unemployment dropped by 6,000 between mid-August and September. Industrial expansion totaled $247,822,000, while building permits declined slightly. Monthly retail store sales continued to drop but still were higher than last year. Orange Export Program To Be Subsidized WASHINGTON (UP)—The Agriculture Department today announced it will subsidize an export program on oranges and grapefruit again this year. Beginning Oct. 31 the department will pay exporters $1 a box on oranges, compared to the $1.25 subsidy last season. The grapefruit payment will be 75 cents a box, same as last year, and will be effective Nov. 15. The program—being continued for the sixth year on oranges and the fifth for grapefruit—is designed to let exporters sell the fruit to foreign buyers at prices below those paid to domestic producers. Last season the department paid $3,527,460 in subsidies to cover exports of 4,741,000 boxes of oranges and 497,000 boxes of grapefruit. Liquor License Fees Amount to $2,958,717 BUSINESS SERVICE 7. Professional DR. HENRY C. VOGT Chiropractic Health Specialist -Licensed Palmer Graduate-107 E. Center St. Room 2 Phone 4223 or 4145 11. Transportation DOUGLAS BUS. A shifts daily. Contact driver at Plant or KI-39444 12. Services Rendered PAINTING & Paper Hanging. Free estimates. All work guaranteed. Ph. 4096 or 2881 ROY L. KIRK LANDSCAPE NURSERY New Lawns and Shrubbery Lawns Renovated - Reseeding Fertilizing 128 W. Broadway Across from Post Office MOODY ELECTRIC Domestic and Industrial Wiring APPLIANCE SERVICE 122 W. Broadway PH. ANAHEIM 5703 TREASURE HUNTING Many "Little Gems" can value can be dug up just by reading your Anheim Bulletin Want - Ads regularly. Make it a habit and you will be rewarded. EMPLOYMENT 13. Help Wanted — Male SALESMAN: We want a good deal on a needless item. Unlimited support for vancement. Training qualified to operate your own business investment needed. In earnings, plus bonuses or if you prefer, Mr. Higgins owing a salary of $1,500 per day. Only 14148 B. Main St. Santa Fe. TELEPHONE DIRECTOR: Men or women (15) age 16 with cars to deliver to phone directories in Orda County; Calif., Plates required. Bring Security Report. 8 am. Tuesday, Oct. 27 to 2130 S. Mt. St. Santa Ana. PINSETTERS WANTED — part time. Freeway Bowl. Ana Freeway at Katella. VISTA FURNITURE Co.-104 Olive has opening for thorny experienced millman with visory ability. Test Engineer Opportunity with stable for young man with medical engineering training experience. Degree preferred: 401 N. Manchester. Robertshaw - Fulton Controls Co. 14. Help Wanted — Female SELL LANOLYN - Line Coast Full or part: 1106 W. Lincoln WANTED — Waitress or Customer provided apption: 10 m. 2 a.m.; Carl's in: 1108 No. Palm. GIRL FOR Housework. Live $655 TOUNG LADY for checking cleaning plant. Experience ferred: 628 So, Los Angeles. ALTERATION HELP: exp ladies ready to wear. For ment call Mrs. Rosebrook belm $612. 13. Help Wanted M&T WANTED HOME TALENT For Downtown Hallowell Jamboree Sat., Oct. 28: 10:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. Ph. Anaheim 7897- Liquor License Fees Amount to $2,958,717 SACRAMENTO (UP) — The Board of Equalization said today that liquor license fee revenues during the past six months amounted to $2,958,717. The board said the money would be distributed among the counties and cities. Los Angeles County and its cities will get 38 per cent of the fund, San Francisco County about 12 per cent, ties 6 per cent, and San Diego County and cities 4 per cent. Gasoline Sales in August About Same SACRAMENTO (UP) — August sales of gasoline in California were about equal to sales last August, but state revenues jumped 37.8 per cent over the same period, the Board of Equalization said today. The tax rate increase which went into effect in July was the cause of the increased revenues, totaling $22,267,164, the board said. The sales of gasoline and other high test fuels in August totaled 372,183,488 gallons. Employment in State Hits All-Time High SACRAMENTO (UP) — Civilian employment in California reached an estimated all-time high of 5,151,000 in mid-September, state agencies announced yesterday. The Department of Employment and Department of Industrial Relations said the new record of employment was matched by a decrease in unemployment to 130,000 persons in September, compared to the August figure of 152,000. ELLIOTT'S TELEVISION SERVICE CALLS $295 419 S. Lemon Ph 6395 PRENTISS & WILLIAMS LICENSED TILE CONTRACTOR Satisfaction Guarantee Phone Anaheim 5033 or Placentia 5236 THOROUGHLY Experienced by man. Maluttenance Living quarters. Anaheim Mr. Olson a.m. or evening. Mind of work. 706 R. Palm. GENERAL handyman want. MIDDLE aged lady with exp wants job housekeeping or sitting. Mrs. Sturrock. IRONING 75c hr. Ph. 2058 HOUSEWORK. $1.25 hr. Ph. 6618 EXP. CHILD care. 25c hr. PRACTICAL NURSING. PH. RUBBISH HAULI REASONABLE RATE Free Estimates Phone 7138 N.PLASTER PATCHING Ph.CLOATHING alterattons IROINING IN My Home. PRACTCAL Nursing Ph.700 WILL CARE for two children home while mother works after 9 PM or all day Sun. 7791. EDUCATIONAL 21. Personal Instruction EXPERT, capital driving tion.Call for you anytime La-5-5027.Rm.22. PROFESSIONAL driving tions.Call for $561 for appo FINANCIAL 25. Business Opportunities WANTY ENTRK MONEY FOR business for sale Ideal for workshop or make item.Have 40 desle price $900 includes $700 equit.& inventory.Dow low price fool you This is item.C.W.Moore $10 N.Ph.2201. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE Automobile equip.building $2,000 mo.gross sales.Print incl fixtures and inventory DEL JACKSON Business Opportunity B 130 Bo.S洛 Angeles PERSONAL SALESMEN BUSINESS SERVICE Services Rendered LADDER DIZZY? Why take a chance of landing on the hard ground and maybe hurting your pride and worse. When in need of repairs or such look to your "Business Services" for help in the Anaheim Bulletin classified ada. RICH FLOOR SERVICE W. Broadway Ph. 4324 FLOORS Hardwood material furned, laid, sanded and finished. Floors Sanded, Refinished. HERMAN ZACHAY Special Agent For NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. pert advice on Life Insurance, suites, Accident, Sickness and Group Insurance phone Anaheim 5242, or write P. O. B. 483 WOOD Fencing our specially free estimates. Ph. Anas, 1603. KEEPING SERVIC—Taxer, imports, part time basis, Write Ballman's TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 122 W. Broadway PH. ANAHEIM 5703 TREASURE HUNTING? Many "Little Gem" of value can be dug up just by reading your Anaheim Bulletin Want - Ada, regularly. Make it a habit and you will be rewarded. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted — Male FINANCIAL 25. Business Opportunities Attention Pensioners Small neighborhood grocery for sale; reasonable. Phone 4923 for appointment. 26. Money to Loan LOANS $25 to $1000 Every detail of the loan arranged quickly, so common sense basics. 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 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 Above monthly payments cover everything! Loans of other amounts or for other periods are com­parable. COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. 101 E. Center St. REAL ESTATE LOANS Financing of Sales or Refinance JEES MEDARIS Loan Soliciter 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 of 6 years of Home Financing in Anaheim The Savings Loan Bldg. Assn 211 East Center St. Ph 7283 RENTALS 30. Apartments FURN. Apts. for rent, singles & doubles, utilities pd., 149 N. Lemon. UNFURN. 1 Bdrm. in Anaheim. garb, disp, garage, wash house. Adults only, no pets, Ph. Orange 1003-R. REAL ESTATE . ALES 38. Houses for Sale 2. BDRM home, completely remiceded. Tile kitch. & bath. $10,711. 423 S. Citron. TO BE MOVED off lot, 2 bdrm. stucco base, attached garr. $ preold, gd. cond. Apply at 420 E. Center St. UNPARRELLED hill location in Fullerton, near finest schools for quality conscious family, needing spacious $ rm. home & guest house, patio & barbecue. Greatly reduced and amazingly lowdown payment. Bal at $ per cent 843 W. Fern Dr. Call Lambert 8-4047 or 5-3072. COZY completely remodeled older home. Country surrounding, fruit trees. Close in, $600 down. Call Anas, 60302. 13611 E. Sycamore. BY OWNER new 2 Bdrm. house in Buena Park, large lot, 2 bearing orange trees, $1400 down, $676 balance. After 8 p.m. Ph. Torrey 5-3771. BE A HOME OWNER It Gives You Prestige In Your Community Plus Security MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE doesn't cost—it pays; if you wish to Buy or Sell it give you the combined knowledge and clientele, gained through years of advertising and work ... By the entire membership of the ANAHEIM REALTY APPLIANCE SERVICE 122 W. Broadway PH. ANAHEIM 5703 TREASURE HUNTING? Many "Little Gem" of value can be dug up just by reading your Anaheim Bulletin Want-Ads regularly. Make it a habit and you will be rewarded. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted — Male ESMAN. We want a good man learn a good business business. Unlimited support, for advancement. Training qualifies you operate your own business. No investment needed. Incentive earnings, plus bonuses or salary you prefer. Mr. Higgins interweaving 1:40 W. Week, Oct. 25th. 1:414 B.S. Main St. Santa Ana TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES Men or women (25) age 16 to 60 with cars to deliver telephone directories in Orange county near S.C. West. Social security Report, 8 am. Tuesday, Oct. 27 to 2120 S. Main L. Santa Ana. SETTERS WANTED — full or part time. Freeway/Bowl, Santa Ana Freeway at Katella. TA FURNITURE Co. 1040 No. alive has opening for thoroughly experienced millman with supervisory ability. Test Engineer Opportunity with stable firm or young man with mechanical engineering training and experience. Degree preferred. 401 N. Manchester. Robertshaw - Fulton Controls Co. Help Wanted — Female LLANOLYN - Line Cosmetics Full or part, 1106 W. Lincoln Ave. ANTED — Waitress or Carhoppe Experience preferred Apply between 10 & 15 am. Carla Driven, 1106 N. Palm. RLL FOR Housework. Live in. Ph. $855 UNG LADY for checking in cleaning plant. Experienced preferred, 420 So, Los Angeles St. TERATION HELP, experienced ladies ready to wear For appointment call Mrs. Rosebrook, Anaheim $612. Help Wanted — Male WANTED HOME TALENT For Downtown Hallowe'en Jamboree Sat., Oct. 31st 10:00 A.M. — 1:00 P.M. Ph. Anaheim 7897 — 7235 Situation Wanted HOROUGHLY Experienced Hanman. Maintenance preferliving quarters. Anaheim 7784 REAL ESTATE SALES SEE us for that long-term loan, 64 years of Home Financing in Anaheim The Savings Loan Bldg. Assn 211 East Center St. Ph. 7233 RENTALS 30. Apartments FURN. Apts. for rent, singles & doubles, utilities pd., 149 N. Lemon. UNFURN. 1 Bdrm. in Anaheim garb, disp., garage, wash house. Adults only, no pets. Ph. Orange 1003-R. ALMOST NEW. 1 Bdrm. unfurn. Apt. Ph. 5332. NEW FURN. 1 Bdrm. apt., $100. Inquire 918 W. Center. Ph. 7435. SM. FURN. Apt., $916 N. Lemon. SIGN DOWN? Don't spoil your yard or front with a For Rent Sign. Low thole Little Anaheim Bulldog's bring you in the finest in new tenants. DLX. 1 Bdrm. apartment. Furnished utilities. Ph. Garage & Laundry Fac included. No Pets. Crib infant okay. An, 60166. 1 BEDRM. FURN. APT. Utilities pd. 30-A. Rooms NICE FRONT sleeping rm. All new furniture, 105 Midway Manor. RMS.$6 & $7 wk., 115 S.L.A.st. PLEAS.RM.Priv.Ent.Ad shower, call after 3 p.m.Ana, 7902. ROOM FOR Rent-see after 5 o'clock 332 N.Emily SLEEPING RM.Priv.Ent.Working lady preferred, 114 S.Claudina, Ph. 3232. FURNISHED room for rent (man) Private home, 703 So.Ohio St.Anaheim. 2 NICE LARGE rooms, one with twin beds in lovely home in the best residential section Perfect for married couple and working girls, 921 Lampson,Garden Grove Ph. 9522. 31.Houses NEW 2 bdrm.home partly furn.will lease.Inquire 918 W.Center Ph.7435. NEW unfurn..2 br.house.Stove lawn implements.$98,50 mo..1 yr.lease,7529 or 4022. 2 BDRM HOUSE.Partly furn.$60 mo.,746 N.Claudina,Ph.6311. 32.Business Places STORE RM.,234 E.Center,Ph.$261 FOR LEASE or rent, valuable store for good tenant, 118 S.L.A.gates St.,after 4:30 call $122. 33.Rooms and Board MOD rms.meals,220 N.Philadelphia Wanted to Rent LOCAL Dept.store exec.Neds 3 bdrm.unfurn..house with or without option to purchase Ph.Wilkle Ana.,2125. REAL ESTATE SALES doesn't cost—it pays; if you wish to Buy or Sell it give you the combined knowledge and clientele,gained through years of advertising and work...By the entire membership of the ANAHEIM REALTY BOARD IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH YOUR LOCAL REALTOR THROUGH THE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO $50t Ball Rd.b.m.I.K.Hiway $88.Spacious 2 Bdrm,and den plus 16 x 32 patio-porch.Fireplaced and landscaped. ATTN.REAL ESTATE man.My property is off the market.M.W.Sherrer,204 W.South St. SALE OR TRADE ranch home lot $0 x 150,take house trailer as part payment $500.Pho..6058a. BY OWNER..2 Bdrm,bath and h.on quiet corner location.close to schools.large living room and kitchen.utility room.Fence yard.Inquire $57 S Los Angeles Ph..4766. 3119 GOOD LISTINGS 3½ Ac.with divd.frontage on West Lincoln,$7800. Approx..1 ac.on Placentia Ave.Close-in $4200. 4 Rentals close-in $12,500 terms. NICE BUY in Duplex.Income $100.Mo.Price $10,500. GI RESALE 4%,2 Brm yrs old $1000 dn. Beautiful 3 Brm A den 1508 plus sq.eft.Exceptionally nice Fine buy at $16,500terms. Also many other good properties. RAY.JOE & TOM.Realtors 114 S.Los Angeles Ph..$119 DESIRABLE HOME AND 10 ACRES Located on West Bradway at Nutwood between Euclid and Brorokhurst.Lovely 3 bedroom home,own well,good development property.Terms.$77,500. VERA B.OSTER.Realtor 708 So.Los Angeles St.ANAHEIM $158 $699 CASH — 3 BEDRMS.LINBROOK PARK New 3-bdrm.home,3 car garage.oak fir,furn heat,steel sash,plaster walls.Complete home new tract.Full price $4,85%.M.L.E.of Brookhurst on Lincoln.Ph.:Kl-64766 WANTED HOME TALENT For Downtown Hallowe'en Jamboree Sat., Oct. 31st 10:00 A.M. — 1:00 P.M. Ph. Anaheim 7897 — 7235 SITUATION Wanted BOROUGHLY Experienced Handyman. Maintenance prefer. Living quarters. Anaheim 7794 Mr. Olson a.m. or evenings. GENERAL handyman wants any kind of work. 76 R. Palm. DUDLE aged lady with experience wants job housekeeping or baby sitting. Mrs. Sturrock. $23 S. Clem RUBBISH HEAULING REASONABLE RATES Free Estimates Phone 7138 449 N Halena LASTER PATCHING Ph. 4567. LOTHING alterations Ph. 3385 RONING IN My Home Ph. 7105 RACTICAL NURSING Ph. 2414. ILL CARE for two children in my home while mother works. Call after 6 P.M. or all day Sat. and Sun. Ph. 7791. EDUCATIONAL PERSONAL Instruction EXPERT, capital driving instruction. Call for you anytime. Ph. La.-5-0027. Rm. 22. PROFESSIONAL driving instructions. Call $561 for appointment. FINANCIAL S. Business Opportunities EXTRAK MONEY! Small business for sale. Ideal for home work or office. Exact to make item Have 90 desks. Full price $900 includes $100 worth of equip. & inventory. Don't let low price fool you. This is a good item. C.W. Moore $900 N. Halena Ph. 2201. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE STORE automobile equip, building $950, 2,000 mo. gross sales. Price $7000 incl. fixtures and inventory. DEL JACKSON Business Opportunity Broker 130 Bo. Los Angeles St. Ph. 8225 STORE RM. 234 E. Center, Ph. 2261 FOR LEASE or rent, valuable store for good tenant, 118 S. Los Angeles St., after 4:30 call $122. 33. Rooms and Board MOD rms.meats. 220 N Philadelphia 37. Wanted to Rent LOCAL Dept, store exec, needs 1 bdrm, unfurn, house with or without option to purchase. Ph Wilkle Ana. 2125. REAL ESTATE SALES 38. Houses for Sale YOUR BEST BUY FOR SALE—New Duplex, 2 bdrm, 1864 sq ft. S.W. location.Brick fence, & Plantry.Springle lot.Income $180,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,500,000.$187,5