anaheim-gazette 1950-10-02

For Results and Quick Page 7 Anaheim Gazette, Monday, October 2, 1950 DRAWING CARD—Helen Weir, Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce candidate for Queen of the Anaheim Hallowe'en Fair, drew the lucky ticket which won a Kelvinator electric range for a Corona del Mar man Saturday night at Hartfield Jewelers. Watching the proceedings are, left, Al Lambert, jewelry store manager and proprietor Jack Hartfield. More than 2000 shoppers had stubs in the drawing box for Saturday night's big moment. Beach Man Wins Hartfield Prize A Corona Del Mar man Thomas E. Vick, 430½ Avocado ave., was the lucky winner at Hartfield Jewelers free drawing last Saturday night. As per his indicated choice on the drawing stub, Mr. Vick is now the possesser of a brand new Kelvinator electric range. And all it cost him was the effort to write his name on the ticket. Helen Weir, currently Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce candidate for Queen of the Anaheim Hallowe'en Fair, pulled the lucky ticket out of the box. More than 2000 persons deposited tickets in the box in hopes of winning one of the many prizes offered, according to proprietor Jack Hartfield. Of these, upwards of 100 put in appearane at the 108 W. Center st. jewelry store on Saturday night. People with tickets in the drawing were eligible to win their choices of such nationally-known appliances and television sets bearing the trademarks of Packard Bell, Philco, Dumont, RCA, Hoffman, Bendix, Kelvinator, Western Holly, Thor and many others. Special appliances included washers, freezers, refrigerators, ranges, ironers and others. Excelsior Topples Newport Beach, 7-0 Newport's hopes for a success- AUHS Faculty Club Begins Campaign To Defeat Propositions One, Six An organized campaign to defeat Propositions One and Six on the November 7 ballot was put into action Saturday by Anaheim Union High School Faculty Club. With intent of immediately contacting most major leaders and organizations in the community, the group plans to label dangers in both measures for prompt public attention. They point out that Proposition 6, legalizing all forms of commercial gambling in California, would place absolute control in the hands of a five-man commission named in the act itself. It, furthermore, would make no changes in present old age pensions. The promoters of the act have, they say, in fact, carefully provided that before one cent is paid out of the gambling license fund for pensions that administrative expenses of the commission be paid in full. Under provisions of the proposition, professional gambling on the results of high school and college sports would be permitted and a conceivable delinquency problem originated. AND, despite claims, it appears unlikely that gambling receipts would not reduce taxes to any great extent. Local enforcement expense, not allowed for in the bill, would, in fact, add new taxation locally. Promoters of the bill, furthermore, are the same five men to be named to the commission, and are biling establishments. In regard to Proposition 1, the teachers similarly urge a defeat at the polls. The measure would exempt all personal property from taxation by any level of government in California. Anaheim Union High School Faculty and California Teachers Association oppose the bill because personal property tax repeal would remove important, vitally needed sources of revenue now used to finance schools. An estimated average 22 per cent of present school operations are presently financed through personal property taxation. Enactment of the bill would force schools to drastically slash budgets and call for special elections demanding higher school assessments against real property owners. Many districts would be forced to cancel much needed expansion and building plans. The proposition would not then reduce taxes as much as shift taxes to local sources. Experts estimate that local sales taxes would necessarily soar to 5¼ cents on each dollar of sales to cover the deficit. The teachers accordingly urge the measure's defeat in November. Excelsior Topples Newport Beach, 7-0 Newport's hopes for a successful start in 1950 were dashed by Excelsior high school when they topped Newport 7-0 Friday at Norwalk. Newport had several excellent scoring opportunities, and was twice inside the five-yard, but the Sailors were successfully held on both occasions. Promoters of the bill, furthermore, are the same five men to be named to the commission, and are all widely known for similar "gravy" propositions—two of the men having been leaders of the "Ham and Eggs" scheme, they claim. The commission, to hold absolute power for six years, would be exempt from Civil Service, and even could conduct its own gamtition, professional gambling on the results of high school and college sports, would be permitted and a conceivable delinquency problem originated. AND, despite claims, it appears unlikely that gambling receipts would not reduce taxes to any great extent. Local enforcement expense, not allowed for in the bill, would, in fact, add new taxation locally. The proposition would not then reduce taxes as much as shift taxes to local sources. Experts estimate that local sales taxes would necessarily soar to 5¼ cents on each dollar of sales to cover the deficit. The teachers accordingly urge the measure's defeat in November. Two of the worst diseases that afflict mankind have the same first letter—cancer and communism. Medical science is conquering the first; common sense should be medicine enough to eradicate the second. CHOWTIME—Boss Bob Honey takes on a load of venison and beef meat, assisted by salesman Emmet Furr, who, in some cases, was called upon by fellow employees to furnish a feed when they found out about a highly successful hunt he and John Buck of Garden Grove took last month. A couple of dozen Boney employees took advantage of Furr's sharp shooting eye at the Saturday session. Furr and Buck each brought back a deer and a bear from their mid-September excursion in the Feather River country. (Gazette photo by Bradley) Second Straight For Tustin, 13-7 Tustin remained one of Orange county's three remaining undefeated, untied teams by punching out its second win of the year over Hemet by a 13-7 score on Friday at Hemet. After three scoreless quarters, the two teams rammed into and zone three times in the final period. Bill Tatum tallied both Tustin touchdowns. Last week Tustin defeated Orange in its opener. Tustin ... 0 0 0 12...13 Hemet ... 0 0 0 7...7 Tustin touchdowns: Tatum 2. Conversion: Gentry. Hemet touchdown: Mathews. Conversion: Brown. Bownsberger Runs Hit Valencia A sub halfback—Keith Bownsberger—proved to be the difference as Bonita toppled Valencia high school Friday at Placentia by a 34-13 count. Bownsberger tallied three touchdowns, the margin of victory, as Valencia dropped its second straight game of the season. All of his scores came on runs, the distribution were present from more than 40 of the 64 counties of the state. The "State Farmer" degree, highest state award, was presented to 200 boys, including two from Anaheim high school. They were Paul A. Lenz and Robert Sieward. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, Sept. 19, 2015) No. A-17520 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE In the Matter of the Estate of Adolph Stankey, Deceased. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of the above named descendent, will sell at private sale subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, on or after Friday, October 6, 1950, at the hour of 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 Adolph Stankey at the time of his 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 Adolph Stankey at the time of his death in and for that certain real property particularly described as follows, to-wit: All that certain real property situated in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, described as: Lot One (1) in Block Three (3) of "Rush's Subdivision of a part of Vineyard lot D6," in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, as per map thereof recorded in Book 4, page 92 of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of said Orange County. Bids or offers are invited for said property and must be in writing and will be received at the law office of ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Young LOST: Old movie film of Crom family; California trip and relatives. Valued for sentimental reasons. No questions. Reward. Fullerton 276-R. Personal-Spec. Notices Attention Ladies! Singer electric sewing machines for rent—only $5.00 per mo. Free pick-up and delivery. Sewing machine Repair Service. Free estimate gladly given. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 170 W. CENTER PH. 404 ANAHEIM OPEN SAT, EVE'S TIL 8:30 P. ALEX'S Tamale Factory Manufacturer - Distributor of Tamales-Chili Con Carne. Catering to Clubs, Churches, and Organizations. 415 S. Olive Anaheim 35 AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairing 10 DAY SPECIAL Brownsberger Runs Hit Valencia A sub halfback—Keith Brownsberger—proved to be the difference as Bonita toppled Valencia high school Friday at Placentia by a 34-13 count. Brownsberger tallied three touchdowns, the margin of victory, as Valencia dropped its second straight game of the season. All of his scores came on runs, the distances being 26, 13, and 11 yards. Bonita 7 13 0 14 — 34 Valencia 0 0 7 6 — 13 Bonita touchdowns. Snell, Duvall, Brownsberger 3. Conversions: Duvall, Martinez 3. Valencia touchdowns: House, Chavez. Conversion: House. Brea-Olinda Mangled by 33-0 Scoring in every quarter, Claremont high school dynamited Brea-Olinda 33-0 Friday night at Brea. It was a non-league contest. Bud Liles and Bob Howell did most of the damage to the losers, each scoring a pair of touchdowns. Howell ran 34 and 30 yards for his tallies and Liles dashed 15 yards for one and took a pass for another 39-yard scoring play. Claremont ... 13 7 7 6 — 33 Brea-Olinda ... 0 0 0 0 — 0 Claremont touchdowns: Liles 2, Howell 2, P. Witham. Conversions; Pech 3. Colonist B’s (Continued from Page 2) that marker to ultimate victory for the Bs. Antole futilely tried long passes for the remainder of the time, but the Colonists shifted to a four-four-two-one defense to stymie this threat. It is difficult to single out individual standouts in the Colonist line, but certainly Tei Tanaka and Gene Winger turned in workmanlike jobs. Tanaka made nearly half of the tackles on plays run to the weak side, and recovered one Lancer fumble. Winger, playing the difficult strong-side end position, had his end turned on only one occasion—that on Antole's scoring dash. But he was immovable before and thereafter. It wouldn't be right to suggest that Sanchez had a one-track mind, but two tracks wouldn't be far wrong. Of 53 offensive plays run by the Colonists, 19 were Sanchez passes and 16 were Ball runs. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash in lawful money of the United States of America, or upon credit, or for part cash and part credit as said Executrix may deem for the advantage, benefit and best interest of said estate. At least ten per cent of the purchase price in cash to be paid on date of sale, and the balance, whether cash or upon credit, must be paid on confirmation of sale by the Court. Dated September 18, 1950. HATTIP STANKEY, Executrix of the Last Will of Adolph Stankey, deceased. WM. P. WEBB, Attorney for Executrix. (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, Sept. 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 and Oct. 2, 1950.) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No. A-14955 In the Matter of the Guardianship of Robert Ray Cushman, Minor. NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association, as Guardian of the estate of Robert Ray Cushman, a minor, will sell at private sale to the highest and best bidder upon the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned and subject to confirmation by the Superior Court on October 2, 1950, within the time allowed by law at the office of said Guardian, 116 West Fourth Street, Santa Ana, California, all the right, title and interest of said estate in and to the following described real property: A house and one-half acre situated at 7921 Second Street in Stanton, California, more particularly described as follows: Lot Fifty-one (51) in Tract No. 868, Star Farms No. 2, as shown on a map recorded in Book 26, page 24, Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Orange County, California. Bids or offers are invited for said real property and must be in writing and will be received at the office of said Guardian, or many be filed with the Clerk of said Superior Court anytime after first publication of this Notice and before making said sale. The sale of the real property hereinabove described will be made upon the following terms: Cash or such other terms as may be approved by the Court at the time of sale; bids must be accompanied by cash or certified checks for at least ten per cent (10%) of the amount thereof. DATED: This 11th day of September, 1950. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION By L. W. McKEE, Trust Officer, Guardian of the Estate of Robert Ray Cushman, Minor. McFADDEN TURNER & OWENS, Society of Orange County. Tamale Factory Manufacturer - Distributor of Females-Chili Con Carne. Catering to Clubs, Churghes, and Organizations. 415 S. Olive Anaheim 35 AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairing 10 DAY SPECIAL PACKARDS ONLY Adjust and inspect brakes Grind Valves— 6 cyl. labor only $17 8 cyl. labor only $21 Anaheim Motors Packard Sales & Service 311 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 4858 RADIATOR FEVER? We specialize in tuft ones Anaheim Radiator Repair 252 No. Los Angeles (Tear Crowell Hills) RADIATORS REPAIRED ONE DAY SERVICE Largest stock of replacement cores in No. Orange Co., also rebuilt radiators. Paul's Radiator Repair 301 S. Los Angeles Ph. 56 Gas, Oils and Greases— Agren & Larson Chevron Gas Station WASHING-LUBRICATION BATTERY SERVICE & RENTAL We Pick Up and Deliver 401 W. Center Ph. 91 Trucks-Trailers-Buses EXTRA CLEAN 1931 Ford pick-up. Good top, paint, locks, tire Phone 3251. TEARDROP TRAILER, but equipped, full sized bed. 627 Lemon Ph. 5774. Anaheim FFA Boys Come Home From Cal Poly Meet More than 400 youthful farm organization leaders, representing about 208 California high schools, have returned to their home communities this week after attending the 22nd annual state convention of the Future Farmerse of America, held on the Cal Poly campus. Those present from Anaheim high school were: Roges Burrows and Tom Hennrich. Earlier Farmer chapter was represented by two official delegates, usually the chapter president and another officer. NOUNCEMENTS And Young Old movie film of Cromer y, California trip and relavalued for sentimental reado questions. Reward. Ph. on 276-R. Attention Ladies! or electric sewing mas for rent—only $5.00 per Free pick-up and delivSewing machine Repair ce. Free estimate gladly. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. CENTER PH. 4619 ANAHEIM SAT, EVE'S TIL 8:30 P.M. ALEX'S male Factory factoryer - Distributor of Sales-Chili Con Carne. ng to Clubs, Churghes, and Organizations. Olive Anaheim 3520 OMOTIVE repairing DAY SPECIAL BUSINESS SERVICES Business Services Offered ANAHEIM SAND & GRAVEL Dump trucks, sand and soils, - Excavating - 111 N. West St. - Anaheim Phone 3668 EXPERT Watch & Jewelry REPAIRING Hurst Jewelory Co. 19 W. Center Ph. 3947 WE MAKE KEYS While You Wail— Also bicycle and lawnmower Repairing Ehlers "Schwinn Bicycle Dealer" 119 W. Center Ph. 2759 LIVESTOCK Poultry-Rabbits-Supplies BABY DUCKS, GEese Pekin, Mullard, Muscovy BABY CHICKS CLEM'S HATCHERY 4891 Lincoln Cypress Pho. Anaheim 2-8889 Hay-Grain-Feed Lincoln Feed & Supply 10901 Lincoln Ave. (W. of Euclid) POULTRY SUPPLIES MERCHANDISE Household Goods BED DAVENPORT, A-1 soundiph $30.00. Howard Ranch, 10832 S. Hansen, Rt. 5, Ph. Anaheim 60098. Electrical Supplies-Repairs BRODIES "House of Lights" Lighting Fixtures and Electrical Supplies All Home Appliances Repaired — 24 Hour Service — We are at your service 24 HOURS A DAY for all EMERGENCY WORK for your home, store, office or factory. YOUR ARE NOT TAKING A CHANCE WHEN YOU CALL BRODIE AT 4070 116 N.-Los Angeles St. - Anaheim We are Licensed Electricians ROOMS AND BOARD Sleeping Rooms LOVELY upstairs bedroom, adjoining private bath. 419 So. Inglana, Ph. 4473. Hotel Rooms Overnighting In Pasadena-Glendale area? Stay at Manhattan Motel, FEMALE FACTORY Facturer - Distributor of Sales-Chili Con Carne. In Clubs, Churches, and Organizations. Olive Anaheim 3520 OMOTIVE Repairing DAY SPECIAL BACKARDS ONLY C and brakes.....90º Valves— labor only.....$17.50 labor only.....$21.50 Anaheim Motors Backard Sales & Service N. Los Angeles St. Phone 4858 DIATOR FEVER? specialize in tuff ones Anaheim Radiator Repair Los Angeles 3296 (Hear Crowell Dels) RADIATORS REPAIRED ONE DAY SERVICE best stock of replacement in No. Orange Co., also Radiators. Paul's Radiator Repair Los Angeles Ph. 5667 Ins and Greases— Gren & Larson Chevron Gas Station. WASHING-LUBRICATION SERVICE & RENTALS Pick Up and Deliver. V. Center Ph. 9128 Trailers-Buses A CLEAN 1931 Ford pickgood top, paint, locks, tires. 3251. DROP TRAILER, butanefed, full sized, bed. 627 N. Ph. 5774. LIVESTOCK Poultry-Rabbits-Supplies BABY DUCKS, OEHNE Pekin, Millard, Mascovy BABY CHICKS CLEM'S HATCHERY 4891 Lincoln Cypress Pho. Anaheim 2-8889 Hay-Grain-Feed Lincoln Feed & Supply 10901 Lincoln Ave. (W. of Euclid) POULTRY SUPPLIES "Our Prices are always Right!" PH. 6280 - FREE DELIVERY ANAHEIM, CALIF. Dog: Cats, Pets AT LAST A flea powder that is guaranted to work put out under our own label. Anaheim Pet Shop 261 E. Center - Anaheim Bus. Ph. 4650 - Res. Ph. 5877 E. E. McHENRY, Owner MERCHANDISE Misc. for Sale FOR SALE or TRADE: Western saddle. 110 So. Laure, Brea. FOR SALE: Hearing aids, cords, batteries, repairs all makes. Medical Appliance Service Co., 918 N. Los Angeles, Ph. 5658. Radios-Supplies-Repair Art's Radio Service (ARTHUR GARABEDIAN) Repairs on all makes & models All work guaranteed 424 N. PINE ST. PH. 5002 Television-Supplies TELEVISION REPAIR SERVICE On all makes, Expert technicians. We Call For & Deliver Anaheim Appliance T. V. 114 E. Center Ph. 5416 ALL WOOL pile Alexander Smith rug, good condition. $25.00, 525 No. Bush. Anaheim 6183. FINE USED FURNITURE FOR LESS Easy Spindrier late model washer $129.50, Apex washer, $59.50, Norge washer $49.50, Olympic ice box $29.50, Hotpoint refrigerator $69.50, Rupar hi-oven gas range, oven control $19.50, Gaffers & Satter table ton gas range $49.50. LOVELY upstairs bedroom, adjoining private bath. 419 So. Indiana, Ph. 4473. Hotel Rooms Overnighting In Pasadena-Glendale area? Stay at Manhattan Motel, 1523 E. Colorado blvd., Glendale's Finest Cltrus 2-9952 Real Estate Rentals Apts. Unfurn. WILL HAVE available 2 bedroom apartment, beautiful Julie Ann Apts., Chartres & Clementine Sts., for select adults. Apply now, Ph. 2164. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished home, soft water, patio, large fenced yard. $100. Ph.KI 26241, ext. 694. Ask for Chief Harris. Business Places for Rent FOR LEASE: Corner building 45x60, newly decorated and modern front installed on wide street with heavy traffic. 2650 East Broadway, Long Beach. Ph. 62-1341, owner. Suitable for any high class business. PRIVATE individual desires unfurnished room with good lighting to use as sewing room. Anaheim 6126. Real Estate Sales Brokers in Real Estate— Frank M. Miller Real Estate Broker Groves, Income Prop. Homes. Off. 7542 Res. Orange 1831 116 NO.IOS ANGELES (In the House of Lights) Fred C. Plepenbrink REALTOR Homes - Subdivisions - Ranches Office Ph. 6484 Res. Ph. 2079 124 W.Broadway, Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) Houses for Sale SACRIFICE: 2 rentals on one lot paying over 10% net. Going east, forced to sell equity. For information write Anaheim Gazette, Box H.H. 151. 2 bedrm.hse.hw.frs...$8,500 FINE USED FURNITURE FOR LESS Easy Spindrier late model washer $129.50, Apex washer, $59.50, Norge washer $49.50, Olympic ice box $29.50, Hotpoint refrigerator $69.50, Rupert hi-oven gas range oven control $19.50, Gaffers & Satter table top gas range $49.50, Buck table top gas range $29.50, O'Keefe N. Merritt 3 burner console full oven gas range $69.50, Wedgewood table top gas range $29.50, flat top desk $29.50, Atwater Kent radio $9.95, Hoover vacuum with attachments $15.00, Royal vacuum cleaner $22.50, bathroom heater $7.50, gas heater $10.00, fireplace set $2.95, 2 pc overstuffed rust velour living room suite $42.50, bed divan, wine color $24.50, 2 pc green velour living room suite $37.50, 2 pc Monterey suite $69.50, oak dresser $16.50, wicker club chair $4.95, 9x12 Wilton rug $49.50, 5 pc breakfast set $23.50, 8 pc Walnut dining room suite $79.50, white dinette buffet $19.50, dining room table $29.95, Walnut library table extends to dining size $18.75, chest with mirror $9.00, 3 pc ivory bedroom set $49.50, 3.3 bed, chest, desk and bench, early California finish $52.50, Walnut vanity $24.50, 3.3 maple bed $13.95, 4.6 maple bed $14.50. Smith-Reafsnyder Furniture Co, 151 No. Los Angeles; —Free Parking in Roar— BLONDE NUNSERY chair $5; high chair $10; roll-a-way bed $5, Philco portable radio 335. 10592 Sycamore, Stanton. REALTOR Homes - Subdivisions - Ranches Office Ph. 6484 Res. Ph. 2079 124 W. Broadway, Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) HOUSES FOR SALE SACRIFICE: 2 rentals on one lot paying over 10% net. Going east, forced to sell equity. For information write Anaheim Gazette, Box HLH. 151. 2 bedrm. hse; hw. firs...$8,500 A. 3 bedrm. hse...$7,750 3 bedrm old bus...$6,500 A. 2 bedrm.hse...$6,500 HADEN HARRIS 7302 S. Spadra Rd. 101 Hiway Ph. 5181 LOVELY 3 bedroom home nice yard. G.I. re-sale by owner. Phone between 5:30-6:30 for appointment. 6792. BUILDINGS TO BE MOVED $885 DELIVERED Fine stucco garage 16x18, overhead door, plumbing and electrical all-in. Ph. Anaheim 6404. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE or Sale: Equity in ½ acre Apple Valley Hanchos. Valuc $1,000 for lot or? Write P.O. Box 536 Anaheim. 1/4 ACRES Nice neighborhood, rich loam soil and plenty of water; good school district, not far out. Build here and enjoy the freedom and privacy of country life.Est your own fresh fruits and vegetables and yellow legged chicken while less than twice as many friends pay hard cash for old crusty hens and withered garden truck.Price:$4,500.Ask us how to make a fortune on an acre or so. NICHOLS REALTY 111 N.West St. Ph .2302