anaheim-gazette 1950-06-14

For Results, Quick PENSIVE—Gazing dreamily into the pond Marilyn Beasley, 18, newly-chosen Miss Brea, may see greater things with the coming of the Orange County Fair, August 16 through, 20. She has been selected over seven other girls to compete for the title of Queen of the Fair. The Queen contest will be held on the first day of the Fair with 21 of Orange county's loveliest competing. PENSIVE—Gazing dreamily into the pond Marilyn Beasley, 18, newly-chosen Miss Brea, may see greater things with the coming of the Orange County Fair, August 16 through 20. She has been selected over seven other girls to compete for the title of Queen of the Fair. The Queen contest will be held on the first day of the Fair with 21 of Orange county's loveliest competing. Publish Prize-Winning Essays in Chamber of Commerce Contest LLOYD DICK Fifth Prize Winner I would like to, first of all, thank you for the speaker you sent to us, he was very interesting and gave us many good pointers. Now, as for the opportunities and work, I would like to see more plants like the Kwikset Lock Company come to Anaheim. These sort of industries will give our young Anaheim citizen a good and well advanced job. You have asked, should it strive to become a retail center? Not because if everything we sell in Anaheim comes from Los Angeles, we get no credit for it, and therefore, we gain nothing. The part of just being a residential district is o.k., and then again if everyone has to work away from Anaheim they get nothing for the taxes that they pay. This is my idea of a future Anaheim and I hope that it prospers by it. Hal Boyle NEW YORK (LP)—Is the theory of the American melting pot wrong? Dr. Rachel Davis-Dubois, a South Jersey Quaker who has pioneered in developing techniques for intercultural relations, believes it erred in one respect. "The melting pot theory, as it was interpreted years ago," she said, "meant that people coming here could cut themselves off from their cultural past." "There was a pressure to think alike, do alike, and be alike. That ROSE CRUZ Sixth Prize Winner I like Anaheim the way it is now, but yet have Anaheim improve and expand a little, for instance schools should be made larger and improved. Roads should be made wider so the traffic that passes through can be more safe. There are, also, old houses that need improving; if they are too old to be improved by the people, fear them down, and have modern houses built in their places. Anaheim should not confine itself just to residential growth, but to expand a little more. What I mean by that is to have Anaheim grow in industry just to the extent to have more job opportunities, so the majority of the people will be able to work in their own home town instead of going to another town to work. These people that work in another city, usually spend more of their money over there than they do over here; and that is not very good for our town. To live in a small town like this, I feel, that this sort of town can really be called a home town, because a small town warms you up inside more than does the larger cities; also, people can be made to feel that they are more of a part of a small community like Anaheim. If Anaheim was to become another Los Angeles or another New York, you would have traffic jams waiting in line to cross the street, to enter a store, and to get on a bus or streetcar, and probably have more killers at large. There isn't much a killer or robber would want of Anaheim, a simple and free town, as our home town, Anaheim, California. LEGAL NOTICES (Fah. Anaheim Gazette June 12, 1950) IN THE SUBERior COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AN FOR THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES No. 304654 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE In the Matter of the Estate, FRANCES R. STEWART also known as FRANCES REBECCA STEWART also known as Mrs. FRANCES W. STEWART: Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executive of the Law Will and Testament of the above named decendent will sell at private sale subject to confirmation by said Superior Court on or after Wednesday, June 18, 1950, at the hour ten o'clock A.M., at the law office of Wm. P. Webb, at 407 Bank of America Building in the City of Anaheim County of Orange, State of California all the right title Interest, and estate of the said Frances R. Stewart, also known as Frances Rebecca Stewart also known as Mrs. Frances W. Stewart, at the time of her death, and all the right title and interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Frances R. Stewart also known as Mrs. Frances W. Stewart at the time of her death in and to that certain real property particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the North line of Section Fifteen (1) Township Four (4) South Range Eleven (11) West, S.B.E. & M said point of beginning being 8 feet West of the Northeast corn (NE) of the Northwest Quartar (NW %) of the Northeast Quartar (NE %) of said Section written (15); thence South 1347.9 feet more or less, to the South line of the Northwest Quarter (NW %) of the Northeast Quarter (NE %) said Section; thence West along the said South line 496.5 feet more or less, to the West line of the Northwest Quarter (NW %) said Section; thence North along said West line 1348.7 feet more or less, to the North line of the Northwest Quarter (NW %) of said Section; thence East 496.5 feet more or less to place of beginnings located in the County of Orange State of California. EXCEPTING: That portion of the Northwest Quarter (NW %) of the Northeast Quarter (NE %) of said Section Fifteen (15), Township Four (4) South Range Eleven (11) West, S.B.E. & M described follows: Beginning at a point on the Northernly line of said Section 15 distant West 825 feet from the Northeast (NE) corner of the Northwest Quarter (NW %) of said Section; thence South 825.72 feet to the true point of beginnings. Dr. Rachel Davis-Dubois, a South Jersey Quaker who has pioneered in developing techniques for intercultural relations, believes it erred in one respect. "The melting pot theory, as it was interpreted years ago," she said, "meant that people coming here could cut themselves off from their cultural pasts." "There was a pressure to think alike, do alike, and be alike. That would make our American culture thin indeed." And what troubled Mrs. Dubois most was that children of minority groups grew up secretly or openly ashamed of the ways and customs of their parents. This created tension at home and at school. The answer? Mrs. Dubois felt it lay in creating a feeling of pride in the child for his own cultural background, and a feeling of respect for the differing cultures of others. She got an opportunity to test her beliefs in action several years ago at P.S. 165, a public school in Upper West Manhattan attended by children of 48 different nationalities. It was a tension area, and the melting pot wasn't melting very well. After two children were killed near the school, the aroused Parent-Teachers Association asked Dr. Dubois for help. "I thought if I could just get the children to understand each other's background, the tension would be reduced," she said. But how to do it? Preaching tolerance to children doesn't work any better than preaching it to grownups. Dr. Dubois' solution was "the Parranda." "The Parranda in Puerto Rico," she explained, "is a kind of progressive party in which people go from one house to another." She worked out a program under which a dozen or more children of varying nationalities were released from school once a week from noon until 3 o'clock. During this time they had lunch If Anaheim was to become another Los Angeles or another New York, you would have traffic jams waiting in line to cross the street, to enter a store, and to get on a bus or streetcar, and probably have more killers at large. There isn't much a killer or robber would want of Anaheim, a simple and free town, as our home town, Anaheim, California. At the home of one parent and went on to dessert at the home of another. The first home might be Finnish or Puerto Rican. The second might be Irish or Jewish. In 'each home,' she said, "the children sample the food, sing songs, engage in games and dances and learn about the customs of their host. "A teacher goes along, but just as another participant. The kids think of it as a real party. No sermons against prejudice are made. They experience brotherhood—so there is no need for talking about it." After each Parranda the children report to their social study classes what they have learned. The Parrandas have proved so popular with both children and parents that Mrs. Dubois has undertaken a similar program at another tension area school. Here is what a few students have written about the Parrandas in their own school paper: "We may do things differently but we do them for the same reasons." "You thought at first you did not like them, but you found out differently after you met the people." "We are more alike than different." But Mrs. Dubois, a dark-eyed, graying woman of middle age, treasures most the tribute given her by a policeman stationed near the school. "I don't know what you ladies are doing," he said, "but since you've been coming up here I don't have so many fights to say." Dr. Dubois takes this as proof of her thesis that—"differentiate cultures enrich American life." Statistics show that more pregnant babies are born in Mine than in any other month. Pigs Is Pigs But No Room In Fullerton Permit for a hog ranch sought by John K. Norton was denied yesterday by the county supervisors when it was ascertained that the proposed site was only 700 ft. from the west city limits of Fullerton. Dr. Bower, county veterinarian, advised the board by letter that a county ordinance prohibits the establishment of hog ranches within a quarter of a mile of any incorporated city. Classified Rates for Anaheim Gazette and Anaheim Gazette Shopper (minimum 12 words) 3c word 1st day = 1½ thereafter 1 time 36c 2 times 54c 3 times 72c 4 times 90c 5 times $1.08 Address, phone numbers, etc., constitute a word. Minimum charge 36c. Deadline for copy, corrections or cancellations 9:00 a.m. day of publication. We will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement ardered for more than one time. We reserve the right to adjust in full any error, by a correct publication. AUTOMOTIVE Autos For Sale CONE BROS. Headquarters for FINE USED CARS 1949 CHEVROLET Fleetline 4 dr. sedan Excellent condition ...$1545 1949 CHEVROLET Club coupe. A very clean car, only...$1,545 1948 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster 2 dr. sedan, seat covers, tu-tone color. Sharp ...$1,395 1947 CHEVROLET Business coupe. A fine business car ...$945 1942 CHEVROLET Town sedan. Has nearly new motor, new seat covers. A real buy at ...$695 1941 CHEVROLET 4 dr. sedan. Radio, new seat covers, heater, excellent rubber ...$695 1941 PONTIAC "6" Sedanette. Radio & heater, plastic seat covers ...$695 1939 FORD Tudor sedan. MERCHANDISE Household Furnishings — Go Lawn CHAIR TABLE UMBRIDGE CHAISY LAWN REDWOOD SMITH - FURNITURE 151 No. 1 "Free Park" Sewing Machines New Feather-Light Sewing Machine LEGAL NOTICES Anaheim Gazette June 12, 13, 14, 19-20, 21, 22 and 23, 1950 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Matter of the Estate of R. STEWART, also known NANCES REBECCA STEWART,OWN as MRS. FRANCES W.STEWARD,deceased is hereby given that the named Executrix of the Last Testament of the above deceident will sell at private direct to confirmation by said Court, on or after Wednesday, 1950, at the hour of 1:00 A.M., at the law office of Webb, at 407 Bank of America, in the City of Anaheim, Orange State of California, eight title, interest, and estate and Frances K. Stewart, also as Frances Rebecca Stewart,own as Mrs. Francis W.at the time of her death, and right, title and interest that create has by operation of otherwise acquired other than addition to that of the said R. Stewart, also known as Rebecca Stewart,also known Frances W.Stewart,at the her death in and to that certain property particularly we may follow so with that certain real property used in the County of Orange,or California,described as: Winning at a point on the Line or Section Fifteen (15)ship Four (4) South Range in (11) West,S.B.E.& M.,point of beginning being $85West.of the Northeast corner of the Northwest Quarter (½) of the Northeast Quarter (¼) of said Section fifteen thence South 1347.9 feet,or less,to the South line of Northwest Quarter (NW %)of Northeast Quarter (NE %)of Section;thence North along West line 1348.4 feet,more or to the North line of the NorthQuarter(NW %)of theheast Quarter(NE %)of said on;thence East 496.5 feet,or less,to place of beginninged in the County of Orange,or California. CEPTING: That portion of Northwest Quarter(NW %)of Northeast Quarter(NE %)of on Fifteen(15),Township(1)(South,Range Eleven(11),S.B.E.& M.,described as:Beginning at a point inNortherly line of said Section distant West 825 feet fromtheheast(NE)corner of theheast Quarter(NW %)ofthehest Quarter(NE %)of said on;thence South 834.72 feet,the true point of beginning; AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairing Sick Radiator Call "Doe" Kannard ANAHEIM 3296 He Will Make It Well Anaheim Radiator Repair 252 N.Los Angeles (Rear Crowell Olds) MERCURY OWNERS! For Complete Service and Repair Work on your Mercury come to us.Promptness and Efficiency always. ANAHEIM MERCURY C.C.HARRY (Formerly H.& K Motors) 626 S.Los Angeles Phone 6351 We're Not Doctors But We Do REPAIR RADIATORS & GAS TANKS EXPERT-REAS.WORK One Day Service Paul's Radiator Repair 301 S.Los Angeles Ph. 5667 Autes For Sale WEEK END SPECIAL 1941 DODGE Town sedan.Has nearly new motor,新 seat covers.A real buy at $695 1941 CHEVROLET 4 dr.sedan.Radio,新 seat covers,heater, excellent rubber $695 1941 PONTIAC“6” Sedanette.Radio & heater, plastic seat covers $695 1939 FORD Tudor sedan. A sharp car $395 1942 FORD 1½ ton truck with stake body $395 CONE BROS. CHEVROLET AGENCY “The Home of Fine O.K.Guar. Used Cars” 215 N.Los Angeles Phone 2215 MERCHANDISE H - H Furniture — Goods Furniture Values Dependable used furniture priced to save you money.Top cash for your furniture. Fullenwider Furn. 2842 N.Main between Santa Ana ...and Orange—Phone KI 3-5491 ... For Sale — Articles Misc. Removal Sale We must sell all stock before moving to our new quarters.All items are greatly reduced so take advantage now. $9.95 fluorescent fixture,2 light complete with bulbs $4.95 $13.95 chrome round fluorescent fixture with bulbs $9.95 $10.95 white round fluorescent fixture with bulbs $7.95 $12.95 floor lamp,6-way,with washable plastic shade $7.95 Regular $4.95 to $12.95 television lamps.all types now $2.95 to $9.95 We carry fixtures for every room in the house. $5.95 Waffle Iron $3.50 $5.95 Sandwich Toaster $3.50 $7.95 Door Chimes $3.95 Many Many other items to choose from at prices that will amaze you.Comin in and get your choice. PHONOGRAPH RECORD & Album Sale 40% OFF on Shellac 78 RPM phonogram records 100's of selections to choose (Sample Prices) 79c Records $4.00 albums $ Others priced accordinglyTo May Releases Narath Music C 224 E.CENTER PH. TELEVISION REPAIR SERVICE WEEK END SPECIAL 1941 DODGE Luxury Liner with fluid drive, radio, heater, excellent seat covers, good rubber. $545 CROWELL Motor Co., Inc. 252 N. LOS ANGELES PHONE 5746 The Bargain Spot 428 S. LOS ANGELES '41 Hudson, very nice.....$395 '36 Chev. Tudor, good.....$145 '36 Ford, good motor.....$99 '34 Chev. cpe, neat.....$99 '38 Chrysler sed. radio.....$145 '33 Chev. sedan, good.....$68 '37 Olds orig. fin. radio.....$249 '37 Chev. tudor, radio heater, spot, rebored motor runs nice.....$345 '38 Chev. cpe, runs nice.....$185 These prices are NOT down payments, but FULL price. G. A. STAFFORD Used Cars 428 S. LOS ANGELES IT'S EASY TO MAIL YOUR USE THIS HANDY WEB TO DETERMINE COST OF AD turn to rate box first column of Want Ad Section. You may remit cost of ad with this blank. Otherwise, memo bill will be sent. ☐ Remittance Enclosed ☐ Send Memo Bill PLACE YOUR AD FOR 3 OR MORE CONSECTIVE DAYS AND GET LOWER RATE. Cancel as soon as you get results. You pay only for number of days ad appears. Anaheim Gazette MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE Household Furnishings — Goods Household Furnishings — Goods. Lawn Furniture CHAIRS TABLES UMBRELLAS CHAISE LOUNGES LAWN SWINGS REDWOOD TABLES SMITH - REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. 151 No. Los Angeles St. "Free Parking in Rear" MERCHANDISE Household Appliances USED WASHERS USED GAS RANGES USED REFRIGERATORS AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN ON EASY TERMS Anaheim Appliance 114 E. Center Anaheim 5416 Wanted to Buy -We Pay More CASH For Furniture of all kinds, etc. DON'S FURNITURE 5581 — 300 E. Center — 4477 Real Estate Rentals Apts.—Furnished CLOSE OUT! FLOOR SAMPLE T.V. SETS 151 No. Los Angeles St. "Free Parking in Rear" Radio-Television CLOSE OUT! FLOOR SAMPLE T.V. 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NEW AND CLEAN furnished apartment. Weekly or monthly rates. T.V. Apartment Motel, 11120 Highway 101 just South of Anah'm ESCROW Escrow Service IT'S GOOD BUSINESS To Choose A GOOD ESCROW OFFICE Stephen & Stephen ESCROW AGENCY 108 W. Broadway, Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) PHONE 6893 REAL ESTATE SALES Houses For Sale BY OWNER Dandy 2 bedroom modern home. Practically new furniture, double garage, large utility room, large lot, variety fruit trees, garden space, chicken house, fenced yard. Must be seen to be appreciated. Leaving for East, will sacrifice. Terms if desired. Phone 7451. Lots for Sale BEACH LOT; one block from ocean. Sacrifice $1,000. N-B-C REALTY CO. 3116 Newport Blvd. Harbor 1405 Newport Beach CORNER LOT; Northwest dist., near High School. All utilities. Full price $1,250. 433 W. Center Ph. 5019 JESS MEDARIS, Realtor Exclusive Agency Beautiful Res. Lots in walnut grove just So. West of city limits. 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