anaheim-gazette 1951-02-13

8 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15 ANAHEIM, CALIFORN THE VERANDA VIEW—This is what is the back of ordinary cars. But in Mattar's auto, the back seals (from near to far) a completely tiled bathroom, an electric barbecue pit, and a washing machine complete with wringer. (Gazette photo by Bradley THE VERANDA VIEW—This is what is the back of ordinary cars. But in Mattar's auto, the back seat hides (from near to far) a completely tiled bathroom, an electric barbecue pit, and a washing machine complete with wringer. Flying Saucer Continued from Page 1 were eliminated. Of the "reliable" reports, he said "there is not a single observation which is not attributable to the cosmic balloons." These balloons, called skyhooks by the Navy, were first used in 1947, about the time the discs were first sighted. Liddel said reports of "flying saucers" increased or decreased in proportion to the number of balloons sent aloft. Liddel said he was convinced that a "saucer" photographed at 77,000 feet altitude over Minnesota was a Skyhook. SPECIAL! for a limited time only PYREX Round Cake Dish Regularly 59¢. Now only 39¢: (Other lights March 22, 1951) Nadorff Hardware 148 E. Center St. PHONE ANAHEIM 2713 JUST LIKE HOME—When he's not busy driving, Mattar can cu from the roof over the front seat or be soothed by the music right is a portable bar, completely stocked. AN INVESTMENT IN GOOD LIVING Nadorff Hardware 148 E. Center St. PHONE ANAHEIM 2713 JUST LIKE HOME—When he's not busy driving, Mahtar can cu from the roof over the front seat or be soothed by the music right is a portable bar, completely stocked. AN INVESTMENT IN GOOD LIVING Brand new Modern Ranch home, 2½ mi. from center of Anaheim, on beautiful 105x162 lot with plenty of good trees. 3 Br. & Den, 22 ft. Living room, lge. dining area, 2 separate fireplaces, floor furnace and panel furnace. Has 1, ¾ & ½ baths with colored Crane fixtures and lots of Tile. 1900 sq. ft. plus Dble. garage and Breezeway. Beautiful patio area with full Badminton court. This home must be seen to be appreciated. Price $22,500. Exclusive Broker MORRIS REALTY CO. 111 N. Los Angeles St. SEE Ph. Anaheim 3325 GENE G. MAHAFFEY Home on Wheels Continued from Page 1 It is hard to distinguish the presence of the speakers unless they are specifically pointed out, one resting just below the Cadillac insignia and the other snuggling behind the license plate. On the right front fender stands a knob which is quite harmless in itself, but it serves as the base of operations for a shower which may be thereunto attached. Though the contraption plentifully gushed water upon the Center st. sidewalk on Thursday, no one volunteered to take a shower to test the capacity of its tank. Inside, in the driver's compartment, besides the ordinary auto accessories, are the wire recorder and a Turkish pipe. The pipe is one of the water purification type, consisting of the tobacco compartment, a bottle of water, and about five feet of rubber hose, which presumably can also be used for siphoning gasoline in a pinch. One of the most popular attractions, however, is a small stainless steel cabinet nestling on the passenger's side with the lettering "Louie's Bar" written across the front of it. The bottom part may be slid out like a drawer, revealing a row of jiggers and four faucets labeled "water," "soda" and "whiskey." Mattar has set up his own cooling unit for the whiskey, soda, and one of the water outlets, while the other water outlet leads to an overcapacity tea kettle which heats water while sitting atop the motor under the hood. A RARE RAIN—Although not used generally in downtown or the city populated residential sections, this is a regular shower that attaches to the right fender of Mattar's car. Cloud seeding is required. Mattar has set up his own cooling unit for the whiskey, soda, and one of the water outlets, while the other water outlet leads to an overcapacity tea kettle which heats water while sitting atop the motor under the hood. The barbecue pit slides where the vanishing lodges in most ordinary Cajon and can be heated up in... Mattar's auto, the back seat pit, and a washing machine (Gazette photo by Bradley) A RARE RAIN—Although not used generally in downtown or the city, populated residential sections, this is a regular shower that attaches to the right fender of Mattar's car. Cloud seeding is required. Mattar has set up his own cooling unit for the whiskey, soda, and one of the water outlets, while the other water outlet leads to an overcapacity tea kettle which heats water while sitting atop the motor under the hood. The back seat is the living quarters, so to speak, for it contains the bathroom, a washing machine, and a barbecue pit. The bath is a tile job, with mirror-covered medicine cabinet, wash basin, fluorescent lighting, and an outlet for an electrical appliance, such as a razor. Mattar has also regulated current to 110 volt AC for part. The barbecue pit slides where the vanishing and lodges in most ordinary Caddis and can be heated up in four minutes. It, too, is open by electricity. "We took a trip to New last year," said Mitchell, "and the way we cooked every day our meals here in the back." Mattar, who has put all time, energy, and money into car strictly as a hobby, says isn't finished yet. "There are about half-a-more things to put in yet, while I wouldn't like tonamely driving, Mattar can curl up and relax with a few puffs off his Turkish pipe which dangles he soothed by the music from his portable wire recorder. What? Oh, that thing shining on the window (Gazette photo by Bradley) LIVING Petty Thefts Continued from Page 1 but just kept on running along McFadden st., she told police. Jimmy Sissell, 112 Booth st., was selling papers in the 100 block. Trellis Snaps Back At Adventure Adventure beckoned Valorie Nelson. 6. yesterday afternoon Good people Why more than Petty Thefts Continued from Page 1 but just kept on running along McFadden st., she told police. Jimmy Sissell, 112 Booth st., was selling papers in the 100 block on W. Eighth st., when two men driving a black hot-rod stopped at the curb, got out and demanded his money. They got all $2 of it, then drove away. Car thieves, too, were busy, taking hub caps worth $15 from the parked car of Bernard L. Barrett, 831 S. Ross st.; hub caps worth $6 from the car of Donald L. George, 140 S. A st., Tustin; beauty rims worth $5.50 from the car of William Rubidoux, 131 W. Knepp st., Fullerton and hub caps worth $16 from the car of Mrs. Walter McFarland, 620 Spurgeon st., Santa Ana. Garden hose worth $8 was stolen from the home of Mrs. Kenneth P. Siler, 463 W. Eighth street. 40th Div. to Send 650 to Far East SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Only about 650 members of the National Guard 40th division, at Camp Cooke, near Lompoc, will be included in the special force of more than 16,000 men to bolster U. S. forces in Korea. Sixth Army headquarters said yesterday that no other units of the Sixth Army are affected. The men to be sent from Camp Cooke are from volunteer and Trellis Snaps Back At Adventuress Adventure beckoned Valorie Nelson, 6, yesterday afternoon from some pipes and a trellis running alongside her parents' garage at 122 W. Cypress st., Anaheim. No faint-hearted lass, Valorie accepted the challenge and climbed the trellis. Adventure was great fun until she managed to get her leg caught in the trellis work. Unable to get down, Valorie remained hanging in the trellis until Police officer Eddie Brawn and Auxiliary Officer Bob Long came along in answer to a call and released her from the clutches of the trellis. 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Making telephone jobs that means much to the nation strong telephone system, mankind is particularly important in health and military services meet the best defense. And, even though telephone service have shot rates on the average have gone much as the cost of living genius remains one of the best buys. of them, I'd say one might be a bahtub," he said. "You'd be surprised, too, where I'm going to put it!" It was the opinion of the onlookers, however, that the only thing that could surprise them now about the Mattar marvel would be if he managed to put it somewhere in one of the hubcaps. BROILED FRUIT CUP Cut 4 oranges in halves with zig-zag strokes. Remove sections and membrane reserving sections for cup filling. Refill orange cups with ½ cup apple slices, ¼ cup seeded grapes, orange sections. Dot with honey and butter. Place in shallow pan on broiler rack 3 or 4 inches below flame. Broil only until heated through and peaks begin to brown. Serve hot. Eight servings. Wholesale Lumber Co., to Come Here A permit for laying a $250 office building foundation was issued today to Oregon Lumber Distributors, represented by C. W. Brooks, 1208 S. Flower st., Santa Ana. E. W. Moeller, secretary of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, said the lumber company is locating at 111 S. Walnut st—the intersection of Walnut and Manchester blvd—on the invitation of the local chamber. The location is ideal, he said, because the Southern Pacific Railroad has a spur track running on the north side of the property. Oregon Lumber Distributors is a strictly wholesale dealer in lumber, according to Moeller. To your Best Love... give the World's Best Loved Box- The Famous WHITMAN'S SAMPLER in 1 pound and two pound sizes The Famous WHITMAN'S SAMPLER in 1 pound and two pound sizes Special Heart Boxes and other Whitman's Assortments attractively wrapped for Valentine's Day JACKSON DRUG. CO. 237 E. CENTER ST. 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