anaheim-gazette 1951-04-02

For Results and Quick 7 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1931 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Calendar Monday, April 2 Parent Education Forum—1:30 p.m. Dr. Moore's Mental Psychology, speaker at high school auditorium. Rotary Club—12:10 p.m., Elks club. 20-30 Club—7 p.m. Anaheim Post 72 American Legion—8 p.m., at Leland Juilliard. Toastmasters—5:30 p.m., St. Ruby's Cafe in Fullerton. Fraternal Order of Eagles—5 p.m., at 125% W. Center. Ebell Club—12:30 p.m., at Ebell club-house. Job's Daughters—7:30 p.m., at Maastricht Temple. Past Exalted Rulers of Anaheim Elks Club—Two install officers of Long Beach Lodge. YLI Dinner Meeting—Elks club Tuesday, April 2 AUHS Faculty Meeting—2:30 p.m., at high school cafeteria. Adult Volleyball Education Class — Direction of City Recreation department, with Sam Keith instructing from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., recreation, and team play from 7:30 on the high school gym. Kiwania Club—12:10 p.m., Elks club. Anaheim Lodge No. 198, IOOF — 8 p.m., at IOOF hall. Junior Ebell Club—Under direction of Mrs. D. D. Hakek! Tri-Hi-Y—1 p.m., at White Temple church. Orange County Medical Assn—1 p.m., at Elks club. Wednesday, April 4 Transportation Committee of Chamber of Commerce—12 p.m., at Linn's Cafe. Joe Schols will act as chairman. Girl's Vocation Day—1 p.m., at AUHS auditorium, presented by the Girl's League. Elks Club—Past Exalted Rulers of Anaheim Lodge, Faye Lewis acting as Grand Exalted Ruler, will install the officers of the Los Angeles Lodge Wednesday. Junior Chamber of Commerce — Directed by Richard Morley. Ministerial Union—13 p.m., directed by Rev. D. S. Corlett. Senate (Continued from Page 1) A vote of 62 to 27 rejected a move by Senator Case (R-SD) to ban the sending of any foot soldiers under age 20. McCiellin's amendment varied only slightly from the wording of a resolution sent to the Senate floor by the foreign relations and armed services committees. The committee's resolution endorses the administration plan to send four divisions—about 100,000 men—to join the two divisions already in Europe and ticketed for Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's Western Defense command. It also calls for Congressional approval of "any new policy" for troop commitments beyond the four divisions. McCiellin said it was his aim to make it definite that Congress would take a vote if it was ever proposed to send more than the four divisions. Sen. Lehman (D-Lab-NY) and others on the administration side, argued McCiellin's language would "tie the president's hands." The Senate met two hours earlier than usual in an effort to come to a final decision on the troops-for-Europe issue after weeks of debate. Two separate resolutions were before it. Both would endorse the administration's program. One would express only Senate sentiment. The other, if adopted by the Senate, would be sent on to the panion, Miss Janet O'Neill, 20, Long Beach, were both unconscious in Santa Ana Community hospital most of Saturday and are still in critical condition. Also in a critical condition at the same hospital are Rey and his passenger Mrs. Reynaldo Reyes, 23, Los Angeles. Another passenger in the Rey car, Miss Nancey Valverde, 19, Los Angeles, was dazed in the crash and wandered along the highway where she was picked up by passing motorists and taken to Long Beach Community hospital. A coroner's inquiry over the body of Heistman is pending. An unidentified driver who fled the scene after the collision was injured when his car crashed with one operated by Bill E. Mohatt, 22, a sailor from San Diego on Melrose ave., one-half mile south of Placentia-Yorba road northeast of Anaheim. The accident took place shortly after midnight Sunday. Mohatt told officers that the other driver, who was bleeding from cuts on his head, leaped from his car after the collision and ran through an adjacent orange grove. Officers removed his car to a Placentia garage. Roscoe L. Darby, 28, of New Hope, and Walt Koscheski, 23, of Orange, received minor injuries in a three-car crash Saturday on Chapman ave.; west of Orange. Darby's car was involved there. Wednesday, April 4 Transportation Committee of Chamber of Commerce—12 p.m., at Lum's Cafe. Joo Schols will act as chairman. Girl's Vocation Day—1 p.m., at AUHS auditorium, presented by the Girl's League. Elita Club—Post Exiled Rulers of Ameliah Lague. Were Lawns acting as Grand Exulted Rulers will install the officers of the Los Angeles Lodge Wednesday. Junior Chamber of Commerce — Directed by Richard Morley. Ministerial Union—13 p.m., directed by Rev. D. S. Corlett. Anaheim Chapter of Royal Arch Masona No. 125—7:30 p.m., at Masonle Temple. Anaheim Chapter of Red Cross—7:30 p.m., at City Hall. City Softball League—8 p.m., at City Hall under Don Liebart. Ellis (Continued from Page 1) Welding and Machine Works, Taylor (machine) shop, Citrus Reaming Equipment Corp., Evans Manufacturing Co., Benner Sheet Metal Works, Stanton Metal Products, Air-Ray Venetian Blind Co., Kwikset Locks, Schultz Tool and Machine Manufacturing Co., Roddick Tool Co., Royer Machine Shop, Ellington, Machine Shop and Race and Olmsted Tool and Die Co. Membership in the group is open to other industrialists in the area wishing to contribute to the activities of the group, according to Ellis. LEPERS CURED KUALA LUMPUR (AP)—Health authorities reported 230 men, women and children were released from the Sangeli Buloh Leper Settlement during 1950. Most of those listed as cured returned to their homes. Kefauver (Continued from Page 1) campaign. O'Dwyer flatly denied it. Senator Hunt (D-Wyo), a member of the Kefauver committee, said last night the group has received 20,000 letters and telegrams urging continuance of its probe. Kefauver told a reporter he is studying the possibility of a dual curb on crime by a citizens committee and a watchdog Senate committee. However, he added that he didn't believe his group should "go on being a pollinator." Ellis met two hours earlier than usual in an effort to come to a final decision on the troops-for-Europe issue after weeks of debate. Two separate resolutions were before it. Both would endorse the administration's program. One would express only Senate sentiment. The other, if adopted by the Senate, would be sent on to the House. Neither resolution has the force of law. They would call upon the president to get "congressional approval" — without defining the term—before assigning any additional forces. Legally, the president, who has contended he has the final authority on troop deployment, could ignore this advice. At the start of the session, Senator Wherry (R-Neb) moved to substitute for the pending resolution one of his own which would write firmly into law that no additional troops were to be sent to Europe without Congressional approval. Chairman Connally (D-Tex) of the foreign relations committee protested that Wherry's motion was out of order under the parliamentary situation. Vice President Barkley upheld Connally, so the Senate took no vote on Wherry's motion. Wherry's move was only a fore-runner of an expected later attempt to send the resolution back to the foreign relations and armed services committees to be translated into the kind of a joint resolution the Nebraskan senator proposed. Wherry told his colleagues that the Senate was "just making time" by considering advisory resolutions. "It if congress is to determine this program, any bill it passes ought to have the force of law," he said. HE KNOWS THE CURE NORWOOD, Mass. (AP)—Eighty-two-year-old Nils Grahn clung to his capsized sailboat for about half an hour in the chilly water of New Pond before he was sighted and rescued yesterday. As his rescuers talked of rushing him to a hospital, Grahn spoke up: "Just take me home. A couple of unhindered and ill OK." Mohatt told officers that the other driver, who was bleeding from cuts on his head, leaped from his car after the collision and ran through an adjacent orange grove. Officers removed his car to a Placentia garage. Roscoe L. Darby, 28, of New Hope, and Walt Koscheski, 23, of Orange, received minor injuries in a three-car crash Saturday on Chapman ave., west of Orange. Darby's car was involved there with one driven by Clint B. Cline, 40, 109 W. Santa Fe ave., Fullerton, and George R. Valesquez, 19, of Corona. Both injured were taken to the county hospital. Injured in other accidents at various points in the county were Juliette Velasco, 4, of Los Angeles, Raymond J. Kreger, 21, Camp Pendleton Marine, Ward M. Knudsen, 27, Van Nuys, William I. Arseneau, 22, Joseph Collelli, 24, and Findley J. Shepperd, 35, all of Camp Pendleton. Joseph M. Peralta Sr., 52, Chino, Joseph M. Peralta Jr., 21, Orange, Jose Osquera, 26, San Juan Capistrano, Mrs. Grace N. Brock, 66, Cassina Park, Ill., Lorraine Randles, 36, Los Angeles, Cleife Morris, 39, Los Angeles, Rayford Mullins, 30, and Orrey Wolterton, 36 both of Norwalk and Charles A. Lamasters, 26 EJ Toro Marine. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette; March 20, 21; 22, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 and April 2, 1961.) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE CONSTITUTION TO LEASE REAL PROPERTY FOR THE PRODUCTION OF OIL GAS AND OTHER HYDRO-CARBONS. In the Matter of the Estate of VICTOR ALBERT BROWNING, also known as VICTOR A. BROWNING, also known as V.A. BROWNING, also known as FIC BROWNING. Deceased. No. A-12952 Harold A. Browning, as Executor of the Last Will of the above named decedent, having filed herein his verified petition praying for an order to lease certain property of said estate, in sold petition and hereafter described, and alleging that it will be for-the-advantage-of-said estate to be held until maturity. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN for all persons interested in the estate of the above named decedent, to appear before the said Superior Court, in the Department of the Presiding Judge thereof, at the Courthouse in said County, on the 6th day of April, 1961 at 10:00 o'clock A.M., then and there show cause. If any they have why the real estate hereafter described belonged should not be leased by the Executor of the Last Will of the above named decedent together with other owners of lands within the general area described as follows: ber of the Kefauver committee, said last night the group has received 20,000 letters and telegrams urging continuance of its probe. Kefauver told a reporter he is studying the possibility of a dual curb on crime by a citizens committee and a watchdog Senate committee. However, he added that he didn't believe his group should "go on being a policeman." "In any continuation of our hearings, we can't be anything else but policemen," he said. "I think there is a large role in encouraging the revival of local efforts against crime." Kefauver said in a radio interview last night that "one of the main things the probe disclosed is that this is not only a moral question but an economic one affecting the costs of food, clothing and other things people have to buy. Hunt, appearing on the same program, said a study by Chicago crime experts indicated racketeering is costing the nation $15 billion annually. Senator Tobey (R-NH) said in New York that the committee's report would recommend several federal bills which he believed would be passed because "the public will demand these things, beyond peradventure." Appearing on the CBS television show "People's Platform," Tobey repeated his contention that the crime committee should be continued and said he thinks it should hold hearings in Pittsburgh, New England, Detroit and Washington. HE KNOWS THE CURE NORWOOD, Mass. (P)—Eighty-two-year-old Nils Grahn clung to his capsized sailboat for about half an hour in the chilly water of New Pond before he was sighted and rescued yesterday. As his rescuers talked of rushing him to a hospital, Grahn spoke up: "Just take me home. A couple of whiskeys and I'll be OK." He went home and had them. WALKING HOME—Alvin F. Hansel of South Africa, strolls through London at start of walking trip to his homeland. He estimates the 8,000-mile walk will take a year. INSTITUTE OF ORANGE State of California, described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a point on the South line of Section 5, Township 4 South, Range 10 West, S. B. B. & M., 30.15 chains East of the Southwest Corner of said Section 5 and running thence North 20.22; chains; thence East in a direct line to the Northeast corner of the West 30 acres of the South half of the Southeast quarter of said Section 4; thence South along the East line of said 20 acres to the South line of said Section and thence West along said South line to the point of beginning. to Martin I. Smith, Jr., for oil and gas development and production, upon the terms stated in said petition, to which petition reference is made for further particulars. Said real estate is described as follows, to-wit: All that certain land situated in the Rahcho San Juan Cajon de Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, described as follows, to-wit: The Wasterly 9 acres, more or less, of the South 20 acres of the West 20 acres, of the Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 5, Township 4 South, Range 10 West, S. B. B. & M., and being all that portion of said South 20 acres lying West of a certain line, which said line begins at a point on the Southerly line of said South 20 acres 633.75 feet West of the Southeast corner of said South 20 acres and runs in a Northern direction and parallel to the Eastern line of said 20 acres to the Northerly line of said 20 acres. Dated the 80th day of March, 1951. B. J. SMITH B. J. Smith, County Clerk of said County and State. WM. P. WEBB Attorney for Execution. County Traffic Continued from Page 1) Miss Janet O'Neill, 20, each were both unconSanta Ana Community most of Saturday and are critical condition. A critical condition at hospital are Rey and his Mrs. Reynaldo Reyes, Angeles. Another passonRey car, Miss Nancey 19, Los Angeles, was the crash and wandered highway where she was by passing motorists to Long Beach Commutal. A coroner's inquest body of Heistman is identified driver who fled after the collision was when his car crashed with pushed by Bill E. Mohatt, or from San Diego on ave., one-half mile south Yorba road northeast im. The accident took early after midnight Suntold officers that the twer, who was bleeding on his head, leaped car after the collision and ugh an adjacent orange licenses removed his car to la garage. L. Darby, 28, of New Walt Koscheski, 23, of received minor injuries in car crash Saturday on ave.; west of Orange. KOREAN WAR (Continued from Page 1) crossed 38 Saturday. One pushed to the fork of the Sinchon and Hantan rivers. A smaller group crossed northeast, of Changgo. Both withdrew. On the central front south of the reported communist blast, troops of a U.S. Division were stopped three miles short of 28 by heavy communist fire. The reds, entrenched on a formidable hill north of Choncho, threw mortar, artillery and machinegun fire at the Doughoys, who slogged through a valley and up a slope toward the communist position. The Allied troops were supported by artillery and air attacks but failed to dislodge the reds. As the afternoon waned they withdrew for the night. Infantry patrols cautiously led the way as the U.N. ground forces moved in force to within half a mile of 38 across the western and central fronts. The reds hit them with heavy mortar and machipegun fire. Twenty B-29s from Okinawa dropped 120 tons of bombs along main communist supply routes in North Korea Monday. They hit three vital bridges. Other U.N. warplanes hammered the red road and rail network throughout North Korea. More than 300 sorties were flown by noon. ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals-Spec. Notices SYM MORRIS Top soil, sand, fill dirt, silt —Prompt Delivery— CALL TOrrey 7-3348 NOTICE This is to state that I do not own and never did own pigs or hogs on West North Street. J.P.DUVAL 1315 W.North St.Analcim ICE CREAM SPECIAL All flavors for your HOME FREEZER Half gallon $ .99 Gallon $1.95 HADLEY'S BAKERY Corner Los Angeles & Center HR. LAUNDRY 5 Minute Pre-Soak (No extra cost) FLUFF DRYING FREE FOLDING FREE PARKING S&H GREEN STAMPS 22 MACHINES AVAILABLE Launderette 218 SOUTH LEMON ST. ALEX'S Tamale Factory AUTOMOTIVE Used Cars for Sale 40 FORD deluxe coupe, radio white sidewalls, excellent condition. 720 So. Highland. Fullerton. Phone 1668-J. Business Services Business Services Offered ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING Rewinding, repairing, maintenance service. Complete motor rebuilding. Community Electric Motors 1029 N. SABINA - ANAHEIM Bus. Ph. 7598 - Res. Ph. 2475 Here's a Bargain in Bondex I will waterproof and beautify the stucco surface of a room home & garage for $50.00, labor and material. PAUL J. DAVIS State Licensed Painting Contractor PHONE KI. S-8271 Painting-Decorating CONTRACTORS Finest Materials Used Paper Hanging, Color Styling Licensed-Insured-Bonded F.H.A. LOANS S.P. DeGENNARO & SONS Told officers that the owner, who was bleeding on his head, leaped after the collision and brought an adjacent orange officer removed his car to a garage. L. Darby, 28, of New Walt Koscheski, 23, of received minor injuries in a crash Saturday on Ave., west of Orange. The car was involved there driven by Clint B. Cline, Santa Fe sye., Fuller-George R. Valesquez, 19. Both injured were taken to county hospital. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management says an acre of forest can be planted with a helicopter at a cost of $4 for seedlings, rodent control and flying time compared to $20 for hand-planting. Classified Rates for Anaheim Gazette Anaheim Gazette Shopper and (minimum 12 words) 1 time 38c 2 times 54c 3 times 72c 4 times 90c 5 times $1.08 Card-of-Thanks $1.00 In Memorium $1.00 So wend its day — 1½ thereafter. Address, phone number, 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 disgraceful order 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 Cemeteries LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowed for "Perpetual Care" Phone Fullerton 158 Res. Anaheim 3811 Florists Floral Tributes a Specialty 604 WEST CENTER PH. 2250 DAY and NIGHT Funeral Directors (No extra cost) FLUFF DRYING FREE FOLDING FREE PARKING S&H GREEN STAMPS 22 MACHINES AVAILABLE Launderette 218 SOUTH LEMON ST. ALEX'S Tamale Factory Manufacturer - Distributor of Tamales - Chili Con Carne Catering to Clubs, Churches and Organizations 415 S. Olive Anaheim 3520 "Keepsake" DIAMOND RINGS NO DOWN PAYMENT PAY $2.00 WEEKLY Hartfield Jewelers 108 W. Center Ph. 2085 Have you forgotten to write an "In Memoriam" for some loved one. The charge is only $1.00. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted—Female WAITRESS WANTED — Gurney Ice Cream, Anaheim: 621 West Center. Phone 9061. WANTED! BOOKEEPER Automobile Experience preferred. PH. ANAHEIM 2297 AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairing RADIATORS REPAired Anaheim Radiator Repair 252 No. Los Angeles 3296 (Rear Crowell Olds) JOHN GRIGG Complete $18.50 Brake Re-line..... 7 DAYS A WEEK 310 So. Los Angeles Ph. 7332 For Packard Sales & Service See Anaheim Motors State Licensed Painting Contractor PHONE KL 3-8271 Painting-Decorating CONTRACTORS Finest Materials Used Paper Hanging, Color Styling Licensed-Insured-Bonded F.H.A. LOANS S.P. 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Lemon HILGENFELD MORTUARY Bathua Courteous Service 120 E Broadway, Anaheim PHONE 4105 PHOTOSTATS Quick Service Small Charge Birth Certificates Discharge Papers Checks Letters Business Records Marriage Certificates ANAHEIM GAZETTE ENGRAVING DEPT. (Myles Bradley) 259 E. Center St. JOHN GRIGG Complete $18.50 Brake Re-line... 7 DAYS A WEEK 310 So. Los Angeles Ph. 7832 For Packard Sales & Service See Anaheim Motors (C. V. Safstrom, Owner) 311 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim — Ph. 4858 RADIATOR SERVICE "Authorized Harrison Distributor" Paul's Radiator Repair 301 S. LOS ANGELES Ph. 5667 TRucks, Trailers, Buses RENT A TRUCK DRIVE IT YOURSELF Mansur U-Drive 710 W. CHAPMAN Phone ORANGE 1843 REMEMBER!!! You can get a Card of Thanks or In Memoriam for only $1.00. Call 2206 for information THE ELECTRIC EEL WAY Day Ph. 6105 - Night Ph. 4279 BILL WARD, the Plumber 246 East Center Street WATCH and JEWELRY Repairing We believe we are the best repairman in the country Try us. TURK'S JEWELRY 129 E. 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Ph. 2475 Re's a Bargain in Bondex Waterproof and beautify succo surface of 3 room & garage for $50.00, and material. PAUL J. DAVIS State Licensed Painting Contractor PHONE KI. 3-8271 Stating-Decorating CONTRACTORS Nest Materials Used Hanging, Color Styling, insured-Insured-Bonded F.H.A. LOANS GEGENNARO & SONS Sewing-Decorating CONTRACTORS Nest Materials Used Hanging, Color Styling, insured-Insured-Bonded F.H.A. LOANS GEGENNARO & SONS MERCHANDISE Refrigerators REFRIGERATORS We have 31 Frigidaire 1950 models we are closing out to make room for new shipment of 1951 models. Sale lasts until all are sold. Also a large selection of good used refrigerators as low as $28.00. Ballman's Appliance 122 W. Broadway Ph. 5703 Washing Machines WASHERS Used, as low as $10.00 New, as low as $69.50 Maytag - A.B.C.- Speed Queen Ballman's Appliance 122 W. Broadway Ph. 5703 Misc. for Sale DEEP FREEZE cabinet with motor, 4 Cushman scooters with ice cream cabinet and music box for ice cream route. Reasonable. All or part. 135 E. Whiting, Fullerion. Sewing Machines and Repairs ANAHEIM SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE MERCHANDISE Household Goods 3 ROOM OUTFIT Complete all new living room, bedroom $200.50 & kitchen.....UP TO 64 WEARS TO PAY RICE BROS. 129 West Center Anaheim SHOP and SAVE ON OUR BETTER USED FURNITURE Full size coil springs from $4.93; 2 pc. rose beige velour living room suite $50.50; White table top gas range, perfect $90.50; Wedgewood table top gas range $79.50; O'Keeffe & Merritt gas range, auto oven, clock, table top, $59.50; Kelvinator, 6 cu. ft. refrigerator $90.50; Norge, 6 cu. ft. refrigerator $79.50; Servel, 6 cu. ft. refrigerator $179.50; G.E. large size spinner type washer, $90.50; Norge washer, $59.50. Smith-Reafsnyer Furniture Co. 151 No. Los Angeles St —FREE PARKING IN REAR— ROOMS and BOARD Hotel Rooms State Licensed Painting Contractor PHONE KI. 5-8271 Hating-Decorating CONTRACTORS nest Materials Used Hanging, Color Styling lensed-Insured-Bonded F.H.A. LOANS GEGENNARO & SONS Milman Ph. 60902 ANAHEIM SAND & GRAVEL trucks, sand and soils - Excavating - West St. - Anaheim Phone 3668 EXPERT Watch & Jewelry REPAIRING First Jewelry Co. Center Ph. 3947 Made While You Walt ert bicycle and lawnmower repairing EHLERS Orange Co. Schwing Bicycle Dealer CENTER Ph. 2759 RAY & OSCAR Cleaners Anaheim's Newest Modern Cleaning plant serving the Anaheim Area Save S&H Green Stamps O. LOS ANGELES ST. HOYT TER HEATERS Garmer Plumbing OS ANGELES PH. 4824 BY DRAINS CLEANED ELECTRIC EEL WAY 6105 - Night Ph. 4279 WARD, the Plumber S East Center Street CH and JEWELRY Repairing believe we are the best man in the country. URK'S JEWELRY Misc. for Sale DEEP FREEZE cabinet with motor, 4 Cushman scooters with ice cream cabinet and music box for ice cream route. Reasonable. All or part. 135 E. Whiting, Fullerton. Sewing Machines and Repairs ANAHEIM SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE 127 E. Center Dealer for Adler & New Home New & used machines — Rebuilt Singers & Whites — Repair-Electrify old machines Rentals $5 mo. Service Guaranteed Call for estimate Free pick-up and delivery Ph. Anaheim 5225 - Res. 28539 Planos LOVELY bungalow size upright piano in fine condition. $195.00. Terms $20.00 down and $3.00 a month at SHAFER'S (since 1907) 421 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, KI 2-0672. GOOD UPRIGHT pianos from $99.00. Terms as convenient as $5 per month as SHAFFER'S (since 1907) 421 No. Sycamore, S.A. KI 2-0672. Planos LOVELY USED spinet piano, like new. Terms: $50.00 down, $15.00 per month at SHAFER'S (since 1907), 421 No. Sycamore, S.A. KI 2-0672. TRADE YOUR old piano or band instrument for its full leash value on a Packard-Bell television at SHAFER'S (since 1907) 421 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana; KI 2-0672. MERCHANDISE Television-Repairs-Supplies T.V. SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED 24 HOUR SERVICE Free Pick-up & Delivery Elliott's TV Center 419 S. Lemon Ph. 6895 No job too big, No job too small, We do it right. large size spinner type washer, $99.50; Norge washer, $59.50 Smith-Reafsnyer Furniture Co. 151 No. Los Angeles St. — FREE PARKING IN REAR— ROOMS and BOARD Hotel Rooms Overnighting in Pasadena - Glendale area! Stay at Manhattan Hotel; 1528 E. Colorado blvd.. Glendale's Finest Clitrus 2-9952 Real Estate Rentals Apts.-Unfurnished AVAILABLE SOON Unfurn. Apt. & garage Julie Ann Apartments CHARTRES & CLEMENTINE Sta. PH. 2164 - JOE LIEB, Jr. T.V. APT. MOTEL room, 14120-101 Highway between Anaheim and Santa Ana. T.V. optional Ph. Anaheim 9167 Houses for Rent SMALL COTTAGE, furnished, one or two adults, $60. 312 N. Olivep. Wanted to Rent SUBSTANTIAL, LOCAL family with one child wants nice unfinished house, Anaheim or near vicinity. Guarantees to take care of property. Write Box M.B. I.I. Anaheim Gazette. Real Estate Sales Brokers in Real Estate— If Your Property Is a Value I Can Sell It! Over 20 years experience at Real Estate Broker and Appraiser in Orange County BRYAN BOSTICK Valencia Hotel, Anaheim 182 W. CENTER ST. PH. 2281 Frank M. Miller Real Estate Broker Groves, Income Prop, Homes Trust Deeds Phone 7942 (In the House of Lights) 116 NO. LOS ANGELES ELECTRIC EEL WAY 6105 - Night Ph. 4279 WARD, the Plumber East Center Street CH and JEWELRY Repairing believe we are the best man in the country. URK'S JEWELRY E. Cen'er, Anaheim STOCK Arm Supplies TOOTH, DISC, 2 bottom McCormick Deering tracneim 28759, 9702 So. Hold- Rabbits-Supplies STOM HATCHING s, geese, chicks, game, turkeys. EM'S HATCHERY n 2-8883 - 4891 Lincoln mile, West of Cypress) Boy Ducks & Geese & Bronze Turkey Poultis EM'S HATCHERY n 2-8889 - 4891 Lincoln mile, West of Cypress) Supplies AT LAST-- powder that is guaranwork, put out under label. Anaheim Pet Shop center. Anahiem. Ph. 4650—Res. Ph. 5877 L. McHENRY, Owner T.V. SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED 24 HOUR SERVICE Free Pick-up & Delivery Elliott's TV Center 419 S. Lemon Ph. 6395 "No job too big, No job too small, We do it right Or not at all." TELEVISION Zenith, R.C.A. Philco, Hoffman All sizes priced as low as $109.95 Ballman's Appliance 122 W. Broadway Ph. 5703 TELEVISION Sales & Service CLEE CLARKE MOTORS "Your Hudson Dealer" 629 S. Los Angeles Ph. 4054 Vacuum Cleaners Authorized Hoover Sales & Service SMITH-REAFSNYDER 151 No. Los Angeles St. Ph. 2409 - Eve's 5777 Free Pickup & Delivery Household Furniture ALMOST NEW walnut trim bedroom set, dinette set, two $x12 rugs, 625 No Claudina. OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN REAL ESTATE BROKER AND APPRAISER IN ORANGE COUNTY BRYAN BOSTICK Valencia Hotel, Anaheim 182 W. CENTER ST. PH. 2281 Frank M. Miller Real Estate Broker Groves, Income Prop. Homes Trust Deeds Phone 7842 (In the House of Lights) 116 NO. LOS ANGELES Fred C. Plepenbrink REALTOR Home-Subdivisions-Ranches Office Ph. 6484 Res. Ph. 2079 124 W. Broadway, Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) HOUSES FOR SALE NEW DUPLEX, just completed, by owner. For appt call 4570. G.I.-13 bedroom home, $8,650, $48 mobile Hardwood floors, fenced yard, 6081 Moraga, Freeway Park. Lots for Sale RES LOTS, E-Z termis, Ph. 3608. RANCHES-GROVES-ELE. 81 ACRES Level table land 20 miles from Anaheim. Excellent for high class scenic sub-dividing. 2 houses, 2 wells, oranges and avocados. Will sell all or in part. $95,000. NAFFZIGER BROKER 114 S. Los Angeles Ph. 3119 Res. 527 S. Lemon Ph. 788