anaheim-gazette 1951-04-09

For Results and Quick Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1905 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Presbyterian (Continued from Page 7) shaw, oldest living member of the church who was united with the Presbyterian church in 1876 and who has held membership since the sixth year of its existence. Mrs. Grimshaw was prevented by illness from being present and was represented by her daughter, Mary Alice Grimshaw, a member of the church since 1904. Mrs. Oscar H. Renner, member of the church since 1900, representing members of more than 50 years standing, Lewis A. Fisher, charter member of the Co-Workers Bible class; Mrs. Page Vincent, president of the Women's Fellowship; Charles A. Pearson, member of the church since 1913 and mayor of Anaheim; Adolf Schoepe, friend of the church and president of the Chamber of Commerce. Patricia Mattox, moderator of the Westminster Youth Fellowship; Carol Ann Fitz, representing the Junior High Fellowship; Katherine Stewart Walker, representing the children of the church and Gibbs, ordained an elder in the Presbyterian church in 1909, he was also a member of the original new building committee, and represented the session of which he is a current member. Contents of the sealed copper box in the cornerstone included: HOREAN WAR (Continued from Page 11) seven miles north of the 88th Parallel, is the main point of the stoutest red resistance in North Korea in several weeks. In bitter fighting south of the reservoir Monday the reds slowed or stopped Allied advances at several points. The dam is 275 feet high. The teds opened 10 of its 18 floodgates. Six gates were reported inoperable. The reds may have had two purposes in loosing their man-made flood: First, to cut the Chunchon-Hawachon highway, a main Allied supply artery. Second, to pave the way for a counter-offensive down the Chunchon-Wonju highway. Although fighting near the reservoir has been severe, AP correspondent Leif Erickson at U.S. Eighth Army headquarters said there was no indication the reds had started a mass drive. An estimated communist regiment was sighted Sunday afternoon between the river and advancing, Allied soldiers. Aerial photographs clearly showed the floodgates closed then. The Chinese apparently opened the floodgates and pulled out sometime after dark. U.N. troops of four nations are Newport to Hold Shell Racing NEWPORT BEACH (—Southern California will take its first venture into big time college crew racing this Saturday on what a former Yale coach calls "the finest natural course in the country." Rowing has never received the attention in these parts that it has in San Francisco, Seattle and the East coast. In fact, only since the last war have UCLA and the University of Southern California conducted crew at all. And they used borrowed shells. Saturday's regatta will be among California, Stanford, SC and UCLA. Actually, it will be little more than an exhibition, because Cal, long on experience in the sport, is a prohibitive favorite. Golfers Deplore Commissioner Lack AUGUSTA, Ga., (P) —"We've got to get a commissioner—and get one quick—or our game is liable to get all fouled up." The words were those of Jimmy Demaret but they re-echeed today throughout the ranks of professional golf, now torn by a succession of bitter controversies. "This is a wonderful sport of ours but unless we get someone to run the show and run it right the players and the public will the Westminster Youth Fellowship; Carol Ann Fitz, representing the Junior High Fellowship; Katherine Stewart Walker, representing the children of the church and Gibbs, ordained an elder in the Presbyterian church in 1909, he was also a member of the original new building committee, and represented the session of which he is a current member. Contents of the sealed copper box in the cornerstone included: 1. Photostatic copy of minutes of organization meeting—1870. 2. Photostatic copy of articles of incorporation—1903. 3. Church membership list — March 30, 1951. 4. Annual report of synod of California—1950. 5. Brochure—75th anniversary—1870-1945. 6. Colih-USA-silver 50 cent piece—mintage 1870. 7. Card of old church at corner Cypress and Claudina sts. 8. Presbyterian Hymnal—revised: Printing 1914. 9. Annual reports—first Presbyterian church, Anaheim—1950. 10. Book—Development and growth of Anaheim public schools from 1859-1928" by Miss Eleanora A. Parker. 11. Building campaign 1948—Brochure. 12. Booklet of the Women's Fellowship—1950. 13. Photographs of ground breaking—1950. 14. Copy—Southern California Presbyterian magazine — June 1950. 15. Several small coins—mintage 1950. 16. Brief—"History of Orange county 1769-1889" by Mary Alice Grimshaw. 17. Copies of Anaheim Gazette—ground-breaking 1950. 18. Copies of Anaheim Bulletin—ground breaking 1950. 19. Copies of newspapers announcing corner stone laying 1951. 20. Photograph of the new Sanctuary taken April 1, 1951. 21. Printed sermons — "Faith goes to Work" and "The Gospel of Certainty" by Rev. Howard Stewart Congdon. 22. Church literature—Bulletins, musical programs, Lenten services 1927-1946 to 1951. An estimated communist regiment was sighted Sunday afternoon between the river and advancing, Allied soldiers. Aerial photographs clearly showed the floodgates closed then. The Chinese apparently opened the floodgates and pulled out sometime after dark. U.N. troops of four nations are deployed around Chunchon. Some forward elements might be temporarily cut off by the rising water. The high water may extend as far down the Pukhan river as Seoul, some 55 air miles southeast. The reservoir is chaped like an inverted "T" with a base and stem each 15 miles long. The city of Hwachon is on its western tip. Chorwon, an important red base 17 miles north of 38 on the western front, was brought under American artillery fire Monday. Only light to moderate ground contact was reported from this sector. There was little fighting on other fronts. River Tour (Continued from Page 1) ently most of the river flow is taken into the canals of the two major water companies, some distance above Yorba bridge. After viewing the delivery of the water at the aqueduct, where Secretary W. D. Miller of the water district explained to the group the facts of the water purchase, and issued pamphlets giving statistics of the MWD system and data regarding the system and supply contemplated if and when the Orange County Municipal Water district joins MWD. The pamphlets also contained facts regarding the holdings of the two major water companies which form the Santa Ana River Development Co., owning some 5500 acres of land in Prado basin. This land is retained for the purpose of developing and conserving water in Prado basin it was explained. Returning from the MWD aqueduct, the party made a brief stop at the nearby sewage treatment plant of the city of Riverside. AUGUSTA, Ga., (P) — "We've got to get a commissioner—and get one quick—or our game is liable to get all fouled up." The words were those of Jimmy Demaret but they re-echoed today throughout the ranks of professional golf, now torn by a succession of bitter controversies. "This is a wonderful sport of ours but unless we get someone to run the show and run it right the players and the public will lose confidence." Demaret added. The dapper Masters champion from Ojal, Calif., still rankles from the $500 fine he had to pay a few weeks ago for playing in the Mexican Open championship. Demaret contended he had a right to play where he pleased. The Professional Golfers association tournament ruled he and a half dozen others who went below the border should have played at Harlingen, Tex. The Mexican jumpers—including Vic Ghezzi, former PGA champion, who was fined $200—all complained bitterly to the PGA chieftans but it didn't do any good. "As long as players are asked to rule against players we will have animosity, dissention and unrest," said Ghezzi, the bronzed giant from New Jersey. "We must have a disinterested party ruling on our many problems. "Why, it's a ridiculous situation — just like Joe DiMaggio rushing in from the outfield and calling Ted Williams out at second." Three members of this seven-man body of barnstorming golf—Lawson Little, Horton Smith and Clayton Heafner — agreed today to the acute need of a firm controlling hand. "He might have to be a dollar-a-year man at first," added Little, vice-chairman of the committee headed by Hoe Novak "We have only about $1000 left over after operating expenses to pay the salary of such an office." OK, So Don't Pick Red Sox This Year By JACK HAND NEW YORK (P)—No Red Sox. No red Sox. Not even if you got Joe DiMaggio 19. Copies of newspapers announcing corner stone laying 1951. 20. Photograph of the new Sanctuary taken April 1, 1951. 21. Printed sermons — "Faith goes to Work" and "The Gospel of Certainty" by Rev. Howard Stewart Congdon. 22. Church literature—Bulletins, musical programs, Lenten services 1927-1946 to 1951. 23. Announcement of the visit of the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church USA 1951. 24. Cards signed by workers in the building campaign—1948. 25. Hand written Scripture plaque—John 3:16 In Chinese characters from our Mission in Ningbo, China: "For God so loved the world, That he gave His only begotten Son That whosoever believeth in Him Should not perish, but have Everlasting Life." OPS to Discuss Tavern Regulations Details of price control regulations as they affect tavern and restaurant operators, will be discussed tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the American Legion hall at Santa Ana. The meeting will be conducted by a price specialist of the Los Angeles district Office of Price Stabilization. Notices have been sent out by the California Tavern association to all members as well as to others in the Orange county area who would be interested in attending. Returning from the MWD aqueduct, the party made a brief stop at the nearby sewage treatment plant of the city of Riverside, at the request of Engineer Loren Blakely of Santa Ana, consultant of the county supervisors on water pollution. Blakely said he wanted the Orange county residents to be aware of the pollution threat in the location of the sewage plant along the river. Sewage there is given secondary treatment, then used on the nearby land, before percolating back into the underground supply, eventually reaching Orange county. Leaving the sewage plant, the party made a stop at LeGaye point, overlooking Prado basin, where the water companies have dredged channels for the river flow, also ditches to drain seepage back into the main channel. The party inspected a break in the dyke of the main channel caused when the flow of Colorado water was stepped up last week from 60 to 80 second feet. It was necessary to reduce the flow last Friday. Arrangements have been made to repair the break, after which the flow will again be increased to 80 second feet, and subsequently to 90 second feet if the channel will accommodate it, Miller announced. OK, So Don't Pick Red Sox This Year BY JACK HAND NEW YORK OP—No Red Sox. No red Sox. Not even if they get Joe DiMaggio, Bob Lemon and Vic Raschi. You swore off for keeps last September. But that was seven months ago. With opening day a week off, the old craving returns. Giving up the Red Sox is tougher than cutting out cigarettes. That power. That pitching. That Fenway Park. How can they lose? The American league, shapes up like a three-club race with Boston, New York, and Cleveland in the thick of it. Detroit, off to a bad spring start, does not impress as a pennant contender. Back of the first four, it's a grab bag, like two separate leagues with Washington, Chicago, St. Louis and Philadelphia in the second. Here's the way it looks from here: 1. Boston 2. New York 3. Cleveland 4. Detroit 5. Washington 6. Chicago 7. St. Louis 8. Philadelphia Marine organisms which give the water a ruddy tint have given the Red Sea its name. HOMEMAKERS FORUM (Continued from Page 3) a dream. Rich and creamy, it blends two of nature's most healthful fruits. Small children find it especially easy to digest. As a digestive aid, pure papaya is available in tablet form. Powdered papaya tenderizes meat, and flavors soups, stews and sandwich spreads. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, April 9, 1951.) NOTICE IS HEREFT GIVEN pursuant to the provisions of Section 460 of the City Code of the State of California, that HERBERT G. CLAYTON and MYRNA L. CLATTON, Vendors, of 12091 Century Street, Garden Grove, California, intend to sell to EVERETT J. OFF, BILJANITA I. OFF, husband and wife as joint tenants, Vendees, of 1011 McKeen Street, Garden Grove, California, all that certain personal property consisting generally of all kinds of furniture, equipment and good will of a certain automotive repair business known as Century Automotive Repair, in the City of Garden Grove, California, and located at 12081 Century Blvd., and that the purchase price thereof will be paid at 10 o'clock a.m., on the 25th day of April, 1951, at Reliance Title Company, $25 N. Broadway, in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, DATED April 6, 1951. HERBERT G. CLAYTON, Vendor And/Or EVERETT J. OFF, Vendee (Pub. Anahelm Gazette, April 9, 16, 22, 30, 1951.) CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL DOING BUSINESS INDUSTRY FICTITIOUS NAME That I, the undergirded, Lain L. Reader, do hereby certify: That I am transacting a general sewing machine retail sales and repair business at 127 E. Center Street, Anaheim, California, under the fictitious firm name and style of ANA-MORRIS Top soil, sand, fill dirt, silt—Prompt Delivery— CALL TORrey 7-8348 ANNOUNCEMENTS Funeral Directors BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone 3209 251 N. Lemon HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courthous Service 20 E Broadwau, Anaheim PHONE 4105 Lost and Found LOST: Friday, yellow leather coin purse containing bills, change and ladies diamond ring Reward. Mrs. Paul Skaggs. Phone Garden Grove 482. Personals Spec. Notices BEAUTIFUL photo coloring done in Marshall OH must see to appreciate. Phone Anaheim 60291. WILL CARE FOR child; my home; from infant to 5 years. 8161 Ventura St. Freeway Park. SYM MORRIS For Packard Sales & Service See 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 30 word last day — 1½ thereafter Address, phone number, etc., constitute a word. Minimum charge $6c. Duplicate for copy, corrections or cancellations 8:00 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 Cemeteries LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowed for "Perpetual Care" Phone Fullerton 158 Preciate. Phone Anaheim 60291. WILL CARE FOR child, my home, from infant to 5 years. 8161 Ventura St. Freeway Park. SYM MORRIS Top soil, sand, fill dirt, silt — Prompt Delivery— CALL TOrrey 7-8348 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. ICE CREAM SPECIAL All flavors for your HOME FREEZER Half gallon $.99 Gallon $1.95 HADLEY'S BAKERY Corner Los Angeles & Center ½ 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 Manufacturer - Distributor of Tamales - Chill Con Carne Catering to Clubs, Churches and Organizations 415 S. Olive Anaheim 3520 "Keepsake" DIAMOND RINGS NO DOWN PAYMENT PAY $2.00 WEEKLY SERVICE "Authorized Harrison Distributor" Paul's Radiator Repair 301 S. LOS ANGELES Ph. 5697 For Packard Sales & Service See Anaheim Motors (C. V. Safstrom, Owner) 811 N. Los Angeles St Anaheim — Ph. 4858 Bicycles-Motorcycles MAKE OFFER: Will sacrifice 1947 Harley-Davidson "74" overhead, excellent condition. See after 5 p.m. 8161 Ventura St. Freeway Park. Trucks, Trailers, Buses RENT A TRUCK DRIVE IT YOURSELF Mansur U-Drive 710 W. CHAPMAN Phone ORANGE 1343 Used Cars for Sale FOR SALE: 1941 Hudson 2 door sedan; good condition. Call Fullerton 1878-W after 4 p.m. 49 BUICK Super 4 dr. sedan. 21,-000 miles. $1,600 cash. Phone 28261 or 2288. Ask for Ray. 1950 BUICK Sedanette, dynaflow, radio, heater, white sidewalls! Like new. $2,095, or will trade for late model Ford. 130 S. Los Angeles. 1941 FORD deluxe tudor. Radin, heater, foglights. Excellent condition. One owner. Luxor, 3 room trailer, like new. 204 W. Amerige, Pullerton. Cars Wanted WANTED—Clean '46 or '47 Jeep. Must be in good condition. Call 2206. Ask for Miss Hubbard. Business Services Business Services Offered ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING ANNOUNCEMENTS Cemeteries LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowed for "Perpetual Care" Phone Fullerton 158 Res. Anaheim 3811 Death Notices MICHEL, EMIL J. of 620 N. Zoyn, died April 5, age 77. Survived by wife: two sons, four daughters, grandchildren. Remains are at Backs, Campbell and Kendall funeral home. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p.m. Burial at Loma Vista Cemetery, Rev. Harry Stief officiating. WARRINER, ANNIE M. Died Sunday, April 5, age 91 at Pacific Sanitarium, Garden Grove. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Walter L. Fordtran; granddaughter, Mrs. Kenpeth La Huebes of Anchorage; a great grandchildren. Remains will be sent to Galveston, Tex., Backs, Campbell and Kaulbar in charge. Florists Floral Tributes a Specialty 604 WEST CENTER PH. 2258 DAY and NIGHT Nursery Stock FUCHSIAS - SHRUBS - TREES. Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service Bolt's Nursery 1228 EHCOEN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 5450 ALEX'S Tamale Factory Manufacturer - Distributor of Tamales - Chill 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 EMPLOYMENT Situations Wanted TELEPHONE MEN. Experienced dependable Orange Co. telephone employees urgently need ahy kind of evening or week-end work to meet present living costs. Write Rt 3, Box 650 B. Orange. HAND AND MACHINE chair caneing by handicapped boy. 1132 Sudene Ave. Fullerton. AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairing RADIATORS REPAIRED Anaheim Radiator Repair 252 No. Los Angeles 8290 (Rear Crowell Olds) JOHN GRIGG Complete Brake Re-line 7 DAYS A WEEK 301 S. Los Angeles Ph. 732 Painting-Decorating CONTRACTORS Finest Materials Used Paper Hanging, Color Styling Licensed Insured Bonded F.H.A.L.OANS S.P. DeGENNARO & SONS 8801 Hoffman Ph. 60903 Gazette Want Ads MOTIVE Spring— APRIL ONLY Television Special WHEEL INSTALLMENT $4.85 Correction of Camber, Toe-In Drive comfort Yourself and family NE BROS. TVrolet Agency LOS ANGELES HONE 2215 DIATOR SERVICE Orized Harrison Distributor" Radiator Repair ANGELES Ph. 5657 Packard Sales Service See Business Services Offered EXPERT Watch & Jewelry REPAIRING Hurst Jewelry Co. 119 W. Center Ph. 3947 Keys Made While You Wait Expert bicycle and lawn-mower repairing EHLERS "Orange Co.'s Schwinn Bicycle Dealer" 419 W. CENTER Ph. 2759 RAY & OSCAR Cleaners Anaheim's Newest Modern Dry Cleaning plant serving The Anaheim Area We give S&H Green Stamps 830 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. HOYT WATER HEATERS Starmer Plumbing 747 N. LOS ANGELES Ph. 4824 CLOGGY_DRAINS_CLEANED THE ELECTRIC EEL WAY Day Ph. 6105 - Night Ph. 4279 BILL WARD, the Plumber 246 East Center Street WATCH and JEWELRY Repairing MERCHANDISE Television-Supplies-Repairs TELEVISION Sales & Service CLEE CLARKE MOTORS "Your Hudson Dealer" 629 S. Los Angeles Ph. 4956 Vacuum Cleaners Authorized Hoover Sales & Service SMITH REAFSNYDER 151 No. Los Angeles St. Ph. 2409 - Eve's 5777 Free Pickup & Delivery Household Furniture SHOP and SAVE ON OUR BETTER USED FURNITURE Full size coil springs from $4.95; 2 pc rose belge velour living room suite $89.50; White table top gas range, perfect $89.50; Wedgewood table top gas range $79.50; O'Keefe & Merritt gas range, auto oven, clock, table top $59.50; Kelvinator, 6 cu ft. refrigerator $99.50; Norge, 6 cu ft. refrigerator $79.50; Servel, 6 cu ft. refrigerator $179.50; G.E. large size spinner type washer $99.50; Norge washer $59.50 SERVICE Orized Harrison Distributor" Radiator Repair ANGELES Ph. 5687 Packard Sales Service See heim Motors Safstrom, Owner) Los Angeles St. elim — Ph. 4858 Horcycles ER: Will sacrifice 1947 Davidson "74" overhead, condition. See after 5 Ventura St., Freeway Milers, Buses T A TRUCK IT YOURSELF Our U-Drive W. CHAPMAN ORANGE 1843 For Sale 1941 Hudson 2 door condition. Call Fullafter 4 p.m. Super 4 dr. sedan. 21. $1,600 cash. Phone 8. Ask for Ray. Sedanette, dynaflow, ter, white sidewalls! 2,095, or will trade for Ford. 130 S. Los Andeluxe tudor. Radin. Brights. Excellent conowner. Luxor, 3 room new. 204 W. Amerige, Clean '46 or '47 Jeep. good condition. Call Miss Hubbard. Services Offered TRIC MOTOR PAIRING STARNER PLUMBING 747 N. LOS ANGELES PH. 4824 CLOGGY DRAINS CLEANED 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. LURK'S JEWELRY 129 E Center, Anaheim LIVESTOCK Poultry-Rabbits-Supplies CUSTOM HATCHING Ducks, geese, chicks, game, birds, turkeys. CLEM'S HATCHERY Anaheim 2-8889 - 4891 Lincoln (¼ mile West of Cypress) Baby Ducks & Geese White & Bronze Turkey Pouls CLEM'S HATCHERY Anaheim 2-8889 - 4891 Lincoln (¼ mile West of Cypress) Pets and Supplies —AT LAST— A flea powder that is guarteed to work, put out under our own label. Anaheim Pet Shop 281 E Center Anaheim Bus. Ph. 4650—Res. Ph. 5877 E. E. McHENRY, Owner. MERCHANDISE Sewing Machines and Repairs ANAHEIM SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE 127 E. Center Dealer for Adler & New Home New & used machines. —Rebuilt Singers & Whites— Repair-Electrity old machines Rentals $5 mo. Service Guaranteed Call for estimate Free pick-up and delivery. Ph. Anaheim 5225 - Res. 28639 Musical Instruments LEARN TO PLAY the accordion. Ask about our accordion lesson plan with accordion furnished free. Call SHAFER'S at KI. 2-0672. Wedgewood table-top gas range $79.50; O'Keefe & Merritt gas range, auto, oven, clock, table top; $59.50; Kelvinator, 6 cu. ft.; refrigerator $99.50; Norge, 6 cu ft. refrigerator $79.50; Servel, 6 cu ft. refrigerator $179.50; G.E. large size spinner type washer; $99.50; Norge washer; $59.50. Smith-Reafsnyder Furniture Co. 151 No. Los Angeles St. —FREE PARKING IN REAR— 3 ROOM OUTFIT Complete all new living room, bedroom & kitchen ....... UP TO 64 WEEKS TO PAY RICE BROS. 129 West Center Anaheim ROOMS and BOARD Board and Room BOARD AND BED for 1 or 2 working men. F17 N. Sabina. Hotel Rooms Overnighting in Pasadena - Glendale area? Stay at Manhattan Motel, 1523 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. Apts.-Furnished T.V. APT. MOTEL 3 room, 11120-101 Highway between Anaheim and Santa Ana. T.V. optionak Ph. Anaheim 9187 FURNISHED APT. Utilities paid, $50.00; Katella District, Phone 6684. Wanted to Rent SUBSTANTIAL, LOCAL, family with one child grants nice Clean '46 or '47 Jeep good condition. Call Miss Hubbard. Services Offered ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING repairing, main service. motor rebuilding. Electric Motors BINA - ANAHEIM 598 - Res. Ph. 2475 Is a Bargain Bondex perproof and beautify surface of 5 room garage for $59.00 material. J.J. DAVIS ate Licensed Building Contractor NE KI. 3-8271 HEIM SAND GRAVEL sand and soils excavating - St. - Anaheim phone 3688 Decorating EXTRACTORS Materials Used paving, Color Styling insured Bonded LAWOANS NNARO & SONS phone 60902 Rebuilt Singers & Whites—Repair-Electrity old machines Rentals $5 mo. Service Guaranteed Call for estimate Free pick-up and delivery. Ph. Anaheim 5225 - Res. 28539 Musical Instruments LEARN TO PLAY the accordion. Ask about our accordion lesson plan with accordion furnished free. Call SHAFER'S at KI. 2-0672. Planos LOVELY bungalow size upright piano in fine condition. $195.00. Terms $20.00 down and $5.00 a month at SHAFER'S (since 1907) $21 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, KI. 2-0672. WE WILL PAY highest cash price for upright pianos not over 50 inches in height or highest cash allowance on a television trade. Call SHAFER'S at KI. 2-0672. 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. Television-Repair-Supplies 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 don't right Or not at all. Apts.-Furnished T.V. APT. MOTEL 3 room, 11120-101 Highway between Anaheim and Santa Ana. T.V. optionak Ph. Anaheim 9187 FURNISHED APT. Utilities paid, $50.00, Katella District, Phone 6684. Wanted to Rent SUBSTANTIAL LOCAL family with one child wants nice unfinished house, Anaheim of near vicinity. Guarantees to take care of property. Write Box M.B. 151 Anaheim Gazette. Real Estate Sales Brokers in Real Estate NEED LISTINGS! Homes, Groves, Income, Subdivision and Industrial; all sizes and prices. FRANK M. MILLER Rust-Lombard-Miller, Inc. 728 N. SPADRA - FULLERTON Anaheim 3315 - Fullerton 2626 If Your Property Is a Value I Can Sell It! Over 20 years experience as Real Estate Broker and Appraiser in Orange County BRYAN BOSTICK Valencia Hotch, Anaheim 182 W. CENTER ST. PH. 228J Fred C. Piepenbrink REALTOR Homes-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 appl call 4570.