anaheim-gazette 1950-07-31

For Results, Quick A Page 7 Annaheim Gazette, Monday, July 31, 1950 FFA PROJECT—Destined for Orange county fair and eventually for the market or family's deep freeze locker, these two fine steers were raised by Carroll Coykendall of E. North street, agricul- FFA PROJECT—Destined for Orange county fair and eventually for the market or family's deep freeze locker; these two fine steers were raised by Carroll Coykendall of E. North street, agricultural student at Anaheim Union high school. Young Anaheim Cattle Raiser Can’t Claim Any ‘Bum Steers’ Carol Coykendall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Coykendall of E. North st., can't claim he got any of the proverbial "bum steers." Carol's steers, two in number, are of the cud-chewing, four-footed variety and prime examples of everything good beef animals should be. Raised as a project in connection with Future Farmers of America activities at AUHS, the two fine grain-fed steers are slated for entry in the coming Orange county fair. As to the advice he received in regard to raising the animals—he again reports "no bum steers." One of the animals will be sold at the fair and the other is destined to be used to provide some fine steaks for the family's deep freeze locksmith. A junior at AUHS, Carroll bought his steers in December and they've been in his feed lot ever since. They are steadily eating 15 pounds of feed each day. Showing the initiative typical of local FFA boys, Carroll built the steers' pen from scrap materials with a capital outlay of only 36 cents. Since water was not available at the site of the pen, he bought a 214 gallon tank for $14, which he refills every two weeks. His watering trough, he made by cutting an old discarded water heater in half. Next year Carroll plans to raise more steers and put them in an orange grove pasture. Besides his project at home, Carroll is active in other FFA activities at school. He attends all meetings and was a member of the livestock judging team this past year. Nation at Glance Russia Would Overlook Korea In U.N. Council By The Associated Press LAKE SUCCESS—Russia demanded today that the dispute over admission of red China to the United Nations be given priority over the Korean conflict in tomorrow's Security Council debate. The Soviet move was disclosed when Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Jakob A. Malik submitted to U.N. Secretary-General Trygve Lie a proposed agenda for the council meeting. Malik, ending his seven-month boycott of the U.N., will be announced at a meeting of his executive council. "Hoarding," he said, "is a form of hysteria and nothing else. If our people are going to become hysterical about a situation which is so far from reality, it doesn't augur well for the future in event we have some real crisis..." SACRAMENTO — Governor Warren organized a new state civilian defense planning board today—a full time agency keyed to the dangers of atomic warfare. "The state of California is going into the civilian defense business one hundred per cent," the chief executive told a meeting of top state department leaders. "We are not going to leave any loopholes open. I am not trying to create any scare. I have no inside information that is not available to you. But no one can view the world situation without feeling the uncontracted debt Parents Demand Girl Repay Cost of Her Upbringing Dear Miss Dix: Should children pay back their parents for their raising and their education? I am a girl 19 years old and ever since I got my first job my father and mother have taken possession of my pay envelope on the ground that I owed them for the money they spent on bringing me up. It makes me feel as if I had been sold into peonage, and the worst of it is I don't know how much they have charged up against me, nor how long I'll have to slave to buy my freedom. Do you think they are giving me a square deal? NINA ANSWER: Considering that men and women bring children into the world entirely for their own pleasure and without any regard whatever for the child's wish to be born, it is most unjust for them to force children to reimburse them for their upbringing. It is like being made to pay for a present that you don't want and that is a burden that some one thrusts upon you. REGARD CHILDREN AS SLAVES There are still other parents who regard their children as nothing but slaves sent by a beneficient Providence to save them from the necessity of laboring. They put their offspring to work just as soon as they are capable of performing any task, they collect their meager wages, and by the time the youngsters are grown they knock off work for good and spend the remainder of their lives living on their children. The parents' excuse for this always is that they took care of their children when they were little and LAKE SUCCESS—Russia demanded today that the dispute over admission of red China to the United Nations be given priority over the Korean conflict in tomorrow's Security Council debate. The Soviet move was disclosed when Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Jakob A. Malik submitted to U.N. Secretary-General Trygve Lie a proposed agenda for the council meeting. Malik, ending his seven-month boycott of the U.N., will be August president of the security body. The proposed agenda was received a few minutes after the United States submitted a 3-point proposal designed to prevent the Korean war from spreading to other areas. Malik proposed that the Korean war be placed at the bottom of the two-item agenda. The United States move was timed to give it an advantage in any procedural battle over priority. The proposal was submitted unexpectedly by Chief U.S. Delegate Warren R. Austin just 24 hours before Russia was scheduled to end her boycott return to the Security Council. Austin proposed that his resolution be taken up at the next meeting of the council. This would be at 2 p.m. (EST) tomorrow when Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Jakob A. Malik takes over the presidency of the council after a seven-month boycott. Austin's move would give the American resolution precedence over any proposals submitted by Russia, since the council's rules call for action on proposals in the order of their submission. SACRAMENTO—Hoarding by Californians has prompted Governor Warren to reevaluate the Emergency Food and Nutrition committee of the State Disaster Council, he said today. The governor coupled sharp criticism of hoarding with his anvail defense planning board today—a full time agency keyed to the dangers of atomic warfare. “The state of California is going into the civilian defense business one hundred per cent,” the chief executive told a meeting of top state department leaders. “We are not going to leave any loopholes open. I am not trying to create any scare. I have no inside information that is not available to you. “But no one can view the world situation without feeling the necessity of every level of government doing everything we can to help the country weather the storm.” The governor said there is still no program from Washington on atomic defenses—it's due around September 1. He said, however, "we are going to be ready for whatever comes. We are not going to sit by and wait for the federal government." Warren named 15 officials and experts to the planning board. WASHINGTON — Administration leaders in Congress, finding no firm White House opposition, were swinging today to the idea of giving President Truman standby price-wage-rationing powers as well as the milder economic controls he has asked. One Democratic leader, asking not to be quoted by name, told reporters a price-wage-rationing amendment probably will be offered to the administration bill on the House floor. The House is to take up the measure tomorrow. Under the proposal, Mr. Truman would have power to put on price and wage ceilings and begin rationing at any time he felt they were needed. WASHINGTON — The Atomic Energy commission said today that since January it has produced a record amount of the explosive which goes into A-bombs. It also disclosed that it is studying the possibility of making an atomic poison weapon. The parents' excuse for this always is that they took care of their children when they were little and now it is the children's turn to take care of them, though even at this Father and Mother get the best of the bargain, since generally the child has to pay off for some fifteen years during which they cared for him by supporting them for thirty or forty years. At this rate, bringing up children pays a bigger percentage in profit than rearing any other kind of livestock. The question of what children owe their parents depends very much on what the parents have done for the children. If the parents have given their children love and tenderness and understanding; if they have done everything they could do to make them happy, then the children owe them the same debt of affection and they are in honor bound to pay it back in the same coins. But if the parents have given their children nothing but their board and keep, and kept a running account of that and charged them usurious interests, then I don't blame the children for re-neging at paying a debt they did not voluntarily contract. MIDDLEWEIGHTS VIE AT OCEAN PARK OCEAN PARK, Calif., (P)—The middleweights take the spotlight tonight in the 10-round main event at Ocean Park arena, with Dick Finley, Long Beach and Bert Mendoza, the Cucamonga clouter, providing the fireworks. MW Annexation Up to Voters Efforts of leaders in the move to annex a major portion of Orange county to the Metropolitan Water District today were directed to obtaining approval of home county voters, the Metropolitan Water District having announced its acceptance of the project. Procedure for completing the program was outlined today by M. B. Wellington, attorney connected with the project, as follows: First step will be to obtain from County Clerk B. J. Smith an estimate of the total number of voters for all candidates for governor at the June primary, in each city of the district and in all of the unincorporated territory. Then a petition for formation of the district will be circulated, requiring ten per cent of the total vote estimated. This petition will be published with a notice of its presentation to the county supervisors. If the petition is certified to the supervisors as having sufficient signatures, the board has no choice but to set the date of an election on forming the district within 90 days. If the voters approve forming the district, a second election must be held to select directors. When On the Lam (Continued from Page 2) blanket National league pennant drive. When Cooper badly sprained his ankle recently while his team was battling savagely with three other arrays for first place, a rested, reassured Crandall, his shattered confidence restored, stepped in and took up where the veteran left off. He batted over 350 for two weeks, his average shot up almost 40 points, and he was hit on unerring sets behind the plate. When Cooper was recovered, Southworth hesitated before sending him back to the front, for Granan was equaling the accomplishments of clean-up meter Cooper at bat, and he was sure death on pop lys, one of Cooper's weak departments. The pride of Fulerton is in ideal position now, despite his second string status. He has a long big league career ahead of him, perhaps even as long as 20 years, if all goes well. He went up at the tender age of 19, and many top-notch backstops have stayed under the big tent until 39 or 40. He can gain the needed experience without all the destructive pressure of field-bossing a pennant contender, where so much depends on calling the right pitches and seeing that all the others are playing the bitter. EMPLOYMENT Situation Wanted M. & F. PRACTICAL NURSING for elderly people or O.B. cases. 0203W. Fullerton, 502 N. Hickland. FOUNDATION digging, also serving and pipeline work with Ferguson ditch digger. Ph. 455 AUTOMOTIVE Gas, Oils and Greases— Agren & Larson Chevron Gas Station WASHING-LUBRICATION BATIERY SERVICE & RENTAL We Pick Up and Deliver 401 W. Center Ph. 917 Auto Repairing RADIATORS REPAIRED ONE DAY SERVICE Largest stock of replacement cores in No. Orange Co., all rebuilt radiators. Paul's Radiator Repair 301 S. Los Angeles Ph. Then a petition for formation of the district will be circulated, requiring ten per cent of the total vote estimated. This petition will be published with a notice of its presentation to the county supervisors. If the petition is certified to the supervisors as having sufficient signatures, the board has no choice but to set the date of an election on forming the district within 90 days. If the voters approve forming the district, a second election must be held to select directors. When the directors organize they will pass a resolution formally requesting the MWD for annexation. MWD then would return a resolution stating the conditions of acceptance, including the amount due for back taxes to be paid by new members of MWD. The next step would be another election in the district to approve annexation to MWD. No bond issue would be attached to such an election. Wellington said today that he has already sent map of the area proposed for annexation to the MWD officials who will compare it with the map which MWD directors approved. Return of the map here will set the organization wheels in motion. VAN NUYS, Calif. — Now it's "seweterias." A shop has opened here which for a small fee allows housewives to come in and do their mending, darning and sewing on its machines. It has complete equipment even to that needed for covering buttons, belts and buckles. The store holds instruction sessions in sewing, designing, fitting and making patterns. TRUE ENOUGH ABOUT ARCHERS ROMITIAN, THE ROMAN EMPEROR SHOT ARROWS INTO THE SKILLS OF HORSES JUST TO MAKE IT LOOK LIKE THEY HAD ANTLERS... HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Keun-Hang Choi, the displaced Korean, continues to knock over all opposition in table tennis competition. He won the Los Angeles invitational championship last night with a 21-17, 21-9, 21-9 triumph over Abbott Nelson of Hollywood. Classified Rates for Anaheim Gazette and Anaheim Gazette Shopper (minimum 12 words) 30 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 ordered for more than one time. We reserve the right to adjust in full, any error, by a correct publication of the advertisement. Phone 2206 for Results ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals—Spec. Notices PEACHES! Good eating, choice canning. $1.50 lug. 7911 Cerritos in Stanton. IRONING: Specialize men's shirts, cotton wear. My home. Phone 6231. EXPERT Watch & Jewelery REPAIRING Hurst Jewelery Co. RADIATORS REPAIRED ONE DAY SERVICE Largest stock of replacement cores in No. Orange Co., all rebuilt radiators. Paul's Radiator Repair 301 S. Los Angeles Ph. Bring your NASH Folks Who Know Best Let Us Service YOU Car See The New NASH AIRFLYT at BILL BARTLETT Automotive Service 210 S. Los Angeles St. Anah RADIATOR FEVER We specialize in tuff ones Anaheim Radiator Repair 252 No. Los Angeles (Rear Growell Olds) Trucks, Trailers, Buses RENT A TRUCK DRIVE IT YOURSELF MANSUR & HART U-DRIVE 710 W. CHAPMAN Phone ORANGE 1343 18 FT, KIT-KAMPER, sleeps 747 model, clean. $550. 124 Olive. LIVESTOCK Poultry-Rabbits-Supplies BABY DUCKS, GEESHE Pekin, Mallard, Muscovy BABY CHICKS CLEM'S HATCHERY 4891 Lincoln Cypho. Anaheim 2-8889 Hay-Grain-Feed Lincoln Feed & Supply 10901 Lincoln Ave. (W. of Eurea POULTRY SUPPLIES "Our Prices are always Right PH 6280 FREE DELIVERY") WEIGHTS VIEWS PARK, Calif., OH—The nights take the spotlight on the 10-round main event Park arena, with Dick Long Beach and Bert the Cucamonga clouter, the fireworks. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette July 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7 and 14, 1950.) No. A-19222 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF LAURA T. LAKAY, DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his or her place of business, to wit: 407 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated July 15, 1950. L. L. MONTGOMERY, Executor of the Last Will or said decedent. WM. P. WEBB. Attorney for Executor. PEACHES! Good eating, choice canning. $1.50 lug. 7911 Cerri-tos in Stanton. IRONING: Specialize men's shirts, cotton wear. My home. Phone 6231. EXPERT Watch & Jewelery REPAIRING Hurst Jewelery Co. 119 W. Center Ph. 3947 ANAHEIM SAND & GRAVEL Dump trucks, sand and soils, - Excavating - 111 N. West St. - Anaheim Phone 3668 FREE ESTIMATES We Will Paint Your LIVING ROOM — $18 BEDROOM — $16 KITCHEN — $20 "Paint"—You choose it—I'll use it PHONE 6475 or 5206 ICE CREAM SPECIAL All flavors for your HOME FREEZER Half Gallon .74 Gallon .$1.45 HADLEY'S BAKERY Corner Los Angeles & Center Excursion and Travel LEAVING for Missouri Aug. 18th. Can take two. Phone 6352. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted—Male WANTED—One or two boys with motor bikes to carry motor route in Stanton area. Please call 2206 and ask for Mr. Shafer. NON-DRAFTABLE bookkeeper, sales-clerk with some hardware experience. $75 per week salary, good future with new store. Apply 10-12 a.m. 115 So. Manchester, Anaheim. BABY DUCKS, GEESSE Pekin, Mallard, Muscovy BABY CHICKS CLEM'S HATCHERY 4891 Lincoln Cyp. Pho. Anaheim 2-8889 Hay-Grain-Feed Lincoln Feed & Supply 10901 Lincoln Ave. (W. of EucPOULTRY SUPPLIES "Our Prices are always Right" PH. 6280 - FREE DELIVERY ANAHEIM, CALIF. Pets— SIAMESE kittens, 3 mos., beafully marked, $15.8622 BelrAve., Cypress. Anaheim Pet Shop Supplies for all kinds of pet "Everything from Head to Toe" 261 E. Center, AnaheiBus. Ph. 4650 - Res. Ph. 588 E. E. McHENRY, Owner. GOLDEN HAMSTERS-Toy Pets Clean, Noiseless, Entaining. 908 N. Zeyn St., Ph. MERCHANDISE Refrigerators Refrigeration & Television EXPERT SERVICE All Makes & Models Ballman's Appliance "Exclusive Frigidaire Dealer" 122 W. BROADWAY - PH. or BUENA PARK 450 We have Philco and Crozz freezers (chest and upright for immediate delivery). Damaged in shipping have discount. Hurry! Kirkwood Warehouse, 7825 Fire Blvd., Downey, Ph. 2-8817. Anaheim Gazette EMPLOYMENT Union Wanted M. & F. TICAL NURSING for elderpeople or O.B. cases. Call Fullerton, 502 N. High- DATION digging, also sowand pipeline work with new son ditch digger. Ph. 4586. COMOTIVE Oils and Greases— Agren & Larson Chevron Gas Station WASHING-LUBRICATION ERY SERVICE & RENTALS We Pick Up and Deliver W. Center Ph. 9123 Repairing RADIATORS REPAIRED ONE DAY SERVICE guest stock of replacement ties in No. Orange Co., also built radiators. Paul's Radiator Repair Los Angeles Ph. 5667 MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE Household Furn.—Goods— Household Furn.—Goods— SUMMER LAWN FURNITURE HEADQUARTERS Is At SMITH-REAFSNYDER'S CHAIRS • TABLES • UMBRELLAS • CHAISE LOUNGES • LAWN SWINGS • REDWOOD TABLES CLOSE OUT SPECIAL Reg. $7.95 tubular steel lawn chairs, while they last ... $4.95 151 No. Los Angeles St. "Free Parking in Rear" We have used refrigerators, washers, ranges, all sizes and prices from $10.00 and up. See us first Balman's Appliance "Exclusive Frigidaire Dealer" 122 W. BROADWAY - PH. 5703 or BUENA PARK 450 Used Washers Used Ranges Used Refrigerators We still have Norge, Crosley, Philco, Westinghouse and Admiral refrigerators for immediate delivery. Some are slightly damaged in shipping, and have a nice discount. First come, first served. Kirklen's Warehouse, 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey. Ph. TOPAZ 2-8817. USED FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES RADIATORS REPAIRED ONE DAY SERVICE Largest stock of replacement ties in No. Orange Co., also built radiators. Paul's Radiator Repair Los Angeles Ph. 5667 Using your NASH to kks Who Know it Best Us Service YOUR Car See New NASH AIRFLYTES at BILL BARTLETT Automotive Service Los Angeles St. Anaheim RADIATOR FEVER? We specialize in tuff ones. Anaheim Radiator Repair No. Los Angeles 3296 (Rear Crowell Olds) RENT A TRUCK DRIVE IT YOURSELF MANSUR & HART U-DRIVE 710 W. CHAPMAN Phone ORANGE 1343 KIT-KAMPER, sleeps four, model, clean. $550. 124 No. TESTOCK Bury-Rabbits-Supplies BABY DUCKS, GEESE Pekin, Mallard, Muscovy BABY CHICKS CLEM'S HATCHERY Lincoln Cypress Pho. Anaheim 2-8889 Grain-Feed Lincoln Feed & Supply Lincoln Ave. (W. of Euclid) OULTRY SUPPLIES It Prices are always Right" $280 FREE DELIVERY washers, ranges, all sizes and prices from $10.00 and up. See us first. Balman's Appliance "Exclusive Frigidaire Dealer" 122 W. BROADWAY - PH. 5703 or BUENA PARK 450 Used Washers Used Ranges Used Refrigerators at "USED PRICES" WASHERS: 1 Conventional Washer ...$20.00 1 Therm Automatic, Installed .....$65.00 RANGES: 1 Magic Chef Gas Range...$30.00 1 Buck Gas Range.....$30.00 1 Roper Gas Range.....$35.00 1 Norge Gas Range.....$50.00 (All Table Tops) REFRIGERATORS: 1—7 cu. ft. Refrigerator...$40.00 1—Norge 5 cu. ft....$40.00 1—G.E Refrigerator.....$40.00 1—Crosley Shelvador.....$65.00 1—Coolerator Ice Refrig...$40.00 1—Kelvinator 8 cu. ft....$75.00 1—All Steel Ice Box.....$15.00 BUY ON EASY TERMS YOU'LL ALWAYS DO BETTER at Anaheim Appliance 114 E. Center St. Anaheim 5416 Misc. for Sale 7 COLUMN adding machine, excellent condition .812 East North. FOR SALE: Steam cleaner ready to install, A-1 condition. Full price $150. 300 So. Los Angeles, Ph. 9041. FOR SALE—Hearing aids, cords, batteries, repairs all makes. Medical Appliance Service Co., 918 N. Los Angeles, Ph. 5658. Musical Instruments LOVELY little SPINET PIANO. Only $297. $10.00 per mo. Beautiful Bungalow size type piano—$295. Blonde Spinet—used, $247. Lots of bargains. DANZ-SCHMIDT Big Piano Store, 520 N. Main, cor. 6th, Santa Ana. USED PIANOS—$39, $56, $87 and up. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 520 N. Main, Cor., 6th, Santa Ana. AL-MOST 100 BARGAINS. BABY GRAND—repossessed. Just pay out balance .8895 Terms. Philco, Westinghouse and Admiral refrigerators for immediate delivery. Some are slightly damaged in shipping, and have a nice discount. First come, first served. Kirklen's Warehouse, 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey. Ph. TOPAZ 2-8817. USED FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES From GAREY'S On Our Usual Easy Terms Dresser and Mirror, ivory living room suite, like new and only $50.00 ... Used Ice Box $5.00 ... Used Metal Bed and Coil Spring, full size, only $12.50 for both pieces ... Dresser and Mirron, ivory $12.50 ... Used Top Oven Gas Range $5.00 ... Used Montgomery Ward Electric Refrigerator, in excellent condition just $50.00 ... 2 pc living room suite in blue velour $25.00 ... Apartment size gas range $25.00 ... Buy 'em on Easy Terms at GAREY'S 504 W. Center St. Anaheim 5787 FOR SALE: Good box springs and innerspring mattress. Ph. 2979. Wearing Apparel Chic Shop Smart Apparel for Women Edith O. Piepenbrink 12901 So. Euclid Garden Grove - Pho. 497 Real Estate Rentals For Rent—Apts, Furnished PHILADELPHIA So. 323—2 rm. turn apt, all utilities paid. $26.35. 2 BEDROOM home furnished. Includes patio, television, phone, large fenced yard and soft water. Phone 4210. Wanted to Rent— WANTED: 3 Bedroom furnished house.Call KI 29309,Santa Ana. Real Estate Sales Brokers Fred C. Piepenbrink REALTOR Homes - Subdivisions - Ranches Office Ph. 6484 Res.Ph. 2079 124 W.Broadway,Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) Houses for Sale BABY DUCKS, GEESE Kekin, Mallard, Muscovy BABY CHICKS CLEM'S HATCHERY Lincoln Cypress Pho. Anaheim 2-8889 Grain-Feed Lincoln Feed & Supply Lincoln Ave. (W. of Euclid) BOULTRY SUPPLIES Prices are always Right" 6280 FREE DELIVERY ANAHEIM, CALIF. NESE kittens, 3 mos., beautiful marked, $15.8622 Belmont Cypress. anaheim Pet Shop Supplies for all kinds of pets. Anything from Head to Tail. E. Center, Anaheim Ps. Ph. 4650 — Res. Ph. 5877 E. E. McHENRY, Owner DEN HAMSTERS-Toy Bear Clean, Noiseless, Entertaining 908 N. Zeyn St., Ph. 3609 MERCHANDISE Generators refrigeration & Television EXPERT SERVICE All Makes & Models Ballman's Appliance Exclusive Frigidaire Dealer" W. BROADWAY - PH. 5703 or BUENA PARK 450 have Philco and Crosley zers (chest and upright) immediate delivery. Some aged in shipping have a count. Hurry! Kirklen's warehouse, 7826 Firestone L., Downey. Ph. 09217. LOVELY little SPINET PIANO. Only $297. $10.00 per mo. Beautiful Bungalow size type piano—$295. Blonde Spinet—used, $247. Lots of bargains. DANZ-SCHMIDT Big Piano Store, 520 N. Main, cor. 6th, Santa Ana. USED PIANOS—$39, $56, $87 and up. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 520 N. Main. Cor. 6th, Santa Ana. AL-MOST 100 BARGAINS. BABY GRAND—repossessed. Just pay out balance, $395: Terms. Another fine used Grand $495. Also beautiful used Knife-like brand new. Kimball, Steinway and Story and Clark. DANZ-SCHMIDT, Santa Ana, 520 No. Main Street, cor. 6th. Knabe Planos. GORGEOUS — Electric Organ. Just like new; Big saving. Terms. For church or home. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 N. Main, cor. 6th, Santa Ana. This is a bargain. Radios ELLIOTT'S TV Center: Console radio, $10.00. 423 So. Lemon St. Ph. 6295. ELLIOTT'S TV Center: Radio, bedside model, $19.75. 423 So. Lemon St., Ph. 6395. Televisions—Supplies ELLIOTT'S TV Center: Used 10 in. mahogany console, $124.50. 423 So. Lemon, Ph. 6395. ELLIOTT'S TV Center: Used 10 in. rec.tube, mahogany console $189.00. 423 So. Lemon, Ph. 6395. Television and Repairs TELEVISION REPAIR SERVICE On all makes. Expert technicians. We Call For & Deliver Anaheim Appliance T.V. 114 E. Center Ph. 5416 WANTED: 3' bedroom furnished house. Call KI 29309, Santa Ana. Real Estate Sales Brokers Fred C. Plepenbrink REALTOR Homes - Subdivisions - Ranches Office Ph. 6484 Res. Ph. 2079 124 W. Broadway, Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) Houses for Sale YEAR old 2 bedroom home, service porch, 2 car garage, Venetian blinds, stove, automatic washer, solid board fence. Only $1400 down, $56 mo. Phone 28536. ACRES and half acres with houses. $5500 to $25,000. C. S. DONEY, Realtor 524 WEST CENTER 2 BEDROOM—$4,950 A-1 location, 2 blocks city parks, schools, etc. Nice fenced yard, lawn & trees. Bldg. insulated thruout, Venetians, new carpeting. E-Z $26 mo. bal payments & $2,400 down payment. Immediate move-in. See at 844 No Helena, Anaheim Phone owner 6404. FINE LOCATION Located in 600 block on North Clementine, very clean, older 2 bedrm, home, fireplace, fenced yard, carpeted, shade trees, Lots of built-in closets. A fine buy at full price, $7950. Some Terms Shown by appointment only JESS MEDARIS, Realtor 433 W. Center Phone 5019 Exclusive Agency $750 down buys a good duplex on nice street in Anaheim Bal easy terms. Make me prove it Both sides are now rented. HADEN HARRIS 7302 Spadra Rd Phone 5181 or 6923 Anaheim