anaheim-gazette 1952-01-21

Poll Discloses Feeling Toward Nazi Party FREIBURG, Germany (AP)—U.S. High Commissioner John J. McCloy said today public opinion poll taken by his staff showed only 20 per cent of Germans interviewed would do anything to prevent the rise of another Nazi party. But, he said, the survey indicated "only 13 per cent of the German people would support a Nazi-like party today." "It is incomprehensible even that 13 per cent of the German people would again support such aberration," McCloy said. "Nevertheless, this percentage shows there is no immediate threat." McCloy said the real threat of a rebirth of Nazism "lies in the apathy of millions of men and women in this country, in their failure to recognize that they must act in defense of their own liberties." In an address prepared for delivery before the faculty and students of the University of Freiburg in this French zone city the high commissioner said: "It is my belief that the German people, which has suffered terribly as a result of Nazi rule, ought to be in the forefront of those opposed to any recrudescence of Nazism. Not enough Germans are alert to resist extremist movements." Eisenhower in Honor Role PARIS (P)—Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower was made an associate member today of the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences of the Institute of France, a 300-year-old French seat of culture and learning. In accepting the honor, he told the members of the academy in a prepared speech that the task of forming an international defense force to resist communist aggression "is a task of a scope never before seen in peacetime, even during the three centuries of the existence of this ancient institution." The general said "the freedom loving peoples of the world have now embarked on a great collective effort to preserve those things which make life worth living. For Health, Eat California Fruit! LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Jan. 21. 1952.) NOTICE OF INTENT TO MORTGAGE Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 3440 of the Civil Code of the State of California, that the undersigned, Benjamin W. Stakemiller and Shirley E. Stakemiller, husband and wife, whose address is 534 W. Chestnut St., Anaheim, California, and whose business is that of an ice cream parlor and which business is known as Currie's, intends, as mortgage, to mortgage to Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association, whose branch address is given herein below, as mortgage, certain personal property of which a general statement of the character thereof is as follows: All furniture and equipment used in the operation of Currie's Ice Cream store which personal property is located at 621 West Center St., Anaheim, California, and that any consideration for said mortgage will be paid at the hour of parts of the state and there is a heavy snow pack in the mountains." SAIGON, Indochina (P)—Communist Indochinese terrorists employed a new weapon today against the French and their Vietnamese allies — exploding bicycles which injured some 30 persons. NEW YORK (P)—Winston Churchill will bid goodbye to the United States tomorrow, but whether it will be a big send-off or a quiet farewell was not clear today. EDUCATION — While Brea school trustees advertised for bids for the $210,000 school expansion program, voters of Newport voted down a $983,000 school bone proposal. COURTORIX—the courtroom fight to free Gerald Bonebrink, 21, of a murder charge began in superior court. The Laguanan is accused of fatally shooting Richard Shaw at a Christmas Eve poker party. Rollin McGill Billings, Jr., the 15-year-old Santa Ana youth accused of a brutal elaw hammer assault of a Santa Ana housewife, Mrs. Elaine S. Alling, 32, Dec. 31, will be given a mental hearing this week. Former Arizona deputy sheriff Mitchy Naumicheff, claims he was "framed" and demanied a jury trial on charges of grand theft. A jury of 11 women and one man is expected to get to the child-burning case today or tomorrow. Mrs. Curlyn Munger and Mrs. Julia Ward stand accused of unjustly punishing three small boys who attended the Bethel school between Anaheim and Buena Park Oct. 18. BUILDING—Anaheim building was practically at a standstill during the past week according to figures by Homer Wallace. The rain cut down the building activity and it also reduced highway fatalities. SPORTLINES — Successive Shirley E. Stakemiller, husband and wife, whose address is 534 W. Chestnut St., Anaheim, California, and whose business is that of an ice cream parlor and which business is known as Currie's, intends, as mortgageor, to mortgage to Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association, whose branch address is given herein below, as mortgageor, certain personal property of which a general statement of the character thereof is as follows: All furniture and equipment used in the operation of Currie's Ice Cream store which personal property is located at 621 West Center St., Anaheim, California, and that any consideration for said mortgage will be paid at the hour of 10:00 a.m., on the 31st day of January, 1952, at the Anaheim branch of Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association at 201 E. Center St., Anaheim, California. Dated at Anaheim, California, this 18th day of January, 1952. BENJAMIN W. STAKEMILLER, (Mortgagor) SHIRLEY E. STAKEMILLER, (Mortgagor) LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. 'Anaheim Gazette', Jan. 21, 28, Feb. 4, 11, 1952.) NOTICE AND CERTIFICATE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, JEROME J. BOWEN and CLARENCE WILLIAMSON, that the partnership business heretofore conducted by them at No. 137 South Los Angeles Street, in the City of Anaheim, California, under the fictitious name of "C & C Stag Pool-Room" was terminated on the 1st day of January, 1952; and thereafter and hereafter said business will be conducted by said Clarence Williamson, whose post office address is No. 6181 Darlington, Buena Park, California, under said fictitious name of "C & C Stag Pool-Room" at No. 137 South Los Angeles Street, in the City of Anaheim, California; and that said Clarence Williamson has assumed and agreed to pay all partnership obligations. WITNESS ON Hands this 17th day of January, 1952. JEROME J. BOWEN. CLARENCE WILLIAMSON STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE On this 17th day of January, 1952, before me, the undersigned, Notary Public in and for said County and State, personally appeared for J. Bowen and Clarence Williamson known to me to be the persons described in and whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledge that they executed the same. WITNESS my hand and official seal. STEPHEN F. GALLAGHER Notary Public in and for said County and State. (SEAL) Neither rain nor flood slows down the drilling on Anaheim Industrial No. 1. Steele Petroleum officials today said the drillers have reached a depth of 2200 feet after setting the whipstock at 1980 feet Saturday. The lateral drill is going approximately south. BUILDING — Anaheim building was practically at a standstill during the past week according to figures by Homer Wallace. The rain cut down the building activity and it also reduced highway fatalities. SPORTLINES — Successive losses to Fullerton and Newport jolted Anahi's basketball hopes. Huntington Beach and Newport, both unbeaten, will clash tomorrow in a game that may determine the Sunset league title... Valencia and Capistrano are leading the Orange league. With Rickey DoCasas ringing up 17 points, Valencia beat Tustin, 45-50. Alex Omalev's Fullerton college Hornets moved out in front in the Eastern conference by beating Chaffey, 68-51. Mount San Antonio defeated Santa Ana , 82-55. Many county sporting events were canceled or postponed because of weather conditions. AGRICULTURAL — Anaheim and Orange county farmers benefitted considerably from the heavy January rains, according to Dixon W. Tubbs, agricultural commissioner. Although the downpour and accompanying flood waters caused damage to orange groves and truck crops west of Anaheim, the over-all value will far outstrip the damage he pointed out. HIGH AND DRY — Although Fullerton has gotten it's share of the precipitation, thanks to the adequate planning by a son-of-an Anaheimer — Herman Quick Action Always Use Gazette ANNOUNCEMENTS Classified rates for Anaheim Gazette Anaheim Gazette Shopper and (minimum 12 words) 1 time $8c 2 times $4c 3 times $7c 4 times $90c 5 times $1.00 Card of Thanks $1.00 In Memorium $1.00 $e word 1st day — 1½ thereafter Address, phone number, etc., constitute a word. Minimum charge $6c. 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 on the advertisement. Phone 2208 for Results Cemetery LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone Fullerton 158 Res. Anaheim 2811 Florists Floral arrangements by Fred's HOUSE OF FLOWERS 273 E. Center Ph. 5772 Hillscher—that city is comparatively dry. During the depression years. MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE SPOT CASH FOR THOSE NO-LONGER NEEDED ITEMS ONLY 75c FOR 2 LINES—5 TIMES HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: Item must be personal effects or home furnishings. Ad limited to 2 lines, value of item limited to $50 or less, price must be quoted, no refunds for cancellations, no copy change except for errors in setting, no commercial accounts, cash with copy or within 24 hours of placing ad, or regular rates will apply if not paid within time limit. When you come to office specify this Spot Cash offer Want Ad Classification 112-A ANNOUNCEMENTS Nursery Stock FUCHSIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTT'S NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 5450 We give & redeem Gold Bond Stamps Funeral Directors HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE 4105 BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone 3208 251 N. Lemon Business Services Business Services Offered PLASTERING NO JOB TOO SMALL Licensed and Insured SAM MUSTEDANAGICH 409-H E. La Palma Phone 5631 Calls to be made after 6 p.m. LANDSCAPING Flagstone Work—planter boxes, Veneer frontage — Bar-B-Q — Rock walks. Also new lawns, renovating — general landscaping. No job too small. LANDSCAPE SERVICE 515 N. Pomona Ph. Ful. 62J Fullerton Termite Service NATIONAL . . . SINCE 1918 Procrastination is expensive . . . do it now. Our work is guaranteed Free Inspection . . . Phone 5807. Floral arrangements by Fred's HOUSE OF FLOWERS 273 E. Center Ph. 5772 Hiltscher—that city is comparatively dry. During the depression years, Fullerton utilized WPA monies to finance its flood control projects. Two barrancas running through the town were cement lined to assure rapid flow off. While the Fullerton and Brea dams were built by the army engineers, it was Hiltscher who added in seeing that these projects were given top priority and completed. In a way, Hiltscher’s good work also benefited Anaheim inasmuch as a lot of water is diverted to Coyote Creek which otherwise might gush through Anaheim streets. DAM—Back in the days when the Fullerton, Brea and the Prado dams were engineers’ dreams, the army engineers planned a dam in Olinda to check the swerling waters from Carbon Canyon. It is the waters from these hills that run thorough Anaheim. Had Anaheim had a man of vision to boost the project, La Palma park might not be flooded. If it is true what the weather prognosticators say, we’re in for a series of wet years — flood years. While these floods may not be major disasters, they will have their nuisance factor in that roads will be inundated, cars flooded and stalled, business houses and manufacturing plants flooded with muddy, silt-laden water. Debris will also be piled up and the already inadequate storm drains blocked. SUGGESTION — Something should be done about the swirling muddy waters that run from curb to curb in Northgate streets. Anaheim building rally at a standstill past week according to Homer Wallace. The town building activity also reduced highway and stalled, business houses and manufacturing plants flooded with muddy, silt-laden water. Debris will also be piled up and the already inadequate storm drains blocked. SUGGESTION — Something should be done about the swirling, muddy waters that run from curb to curb in Northgate streets. Something must be done about an aggravating condition. Influential Anaheimers should make a New Year's Resolution right here and now to do something about it. It can be done. And it should be done. TRANSITION — Six births, four deaths; and three marriage licenses composed Anaheim's vital statistics of the week. F. H. Nieblas, Trinidad Vasquez and Jerome Schinhosen became proud papas of boys, while George Brown, C. W. Petitt and Ellis Berdin welcomed daughters to their respective families. Death came to Mrs. Vona Allen, 74; Oscar L. Hughes, 57; Miss Meria P. Van Oost; and Carl R. Wollenman, 44... Phillip Webb and Elen Jane, Nichols got a marriage license, as did Denny Dickenson and Billie Jeanine Sanders; and Don Reed and Molly Jane Bummett. NITECAPSULE—A lot of doole chaps really get brave when they slide in behind the wheel of a car. LONDON (F)—Britain has named Robert Hankey, a young but tried as her new ambassador to Tehran in the hope of ending the long Anglo-Iranian oil deadlock, informed officials said today. Northrop Anaheim HAS THE FOLLOWING OPENINGS Engr. Designer "A" Metalurgist Chemist Instrument Technician "A" Production Planner "A" APPLY IN PERSON TO EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Northrop Aircraft Inc. 500 E. Orangethorpe, Anaheim AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairing RADIATORS REPAIRED Anaheim Radiator Repair 252 No. Los Angeles 3296 (Rear Crowell Olds) Auto Parts— KENNETH E. CLARK MANCHESTER AUTO SALVAGE DEALERS IN SCRAP METAL Used Cars, new & used auto and truck parts 187 N. Manchester, Ana. 3850 Trucks-Trailers-Buses RENT A TRUCK DRIVE IT YOURSELF Mansur U-Drive 710 W. CHAPMAN Phones ORANGE 1843 McMAHAN'S FL 1 only—19" Motorola, Was. 2 only—Twin size Simmons Boys Was 69.50—NOW $59.50—S 1 only—Simmons Twin Sofa— 1 only—Bendix Washer—Was 2 only—Platform Rockers—W 1 only—G.E. Ironer Demonstra1 only—National Sewing Mach In cabinet. Save $80.00—Good 5 only—Used Radios 1 only—Philco Combination Ra—Was 209.95—NOW 2 Philco Refrigerators—Save 30 5 only—Sampson Card Tables— 221 East Center St. Gazette Want Ads MERCHANDISE Pets-Supplies Our own brand guar. Flea Powder use Linatone, stops that scratching and shedding. See us today. Fresh meat daily. Anaheim Pet Shop 231 E. Center Anaheim E. E. McHENRY, Owner Bus. Ph. 4650 Res. Ph. 5877 Refrigerators PHILCO REFRIGERATOR — '51 model, 9 cu. ft. deluxe. It's 9 cu. ft., but takes no more space than old 6-ft. refrigerator. Has large cross top 45 lb. freezer chest, big meat chiller tray and crisper for vegetables, also has all adjustable shelves. Can have for contract balance of $229.58 or take payments of $12.45 per month. See at R & H Storage, 404 So. Spadra, Fullerton, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. or phone Lambert 5-6252. PHILCO FREEZER — 12½ cu. ft., '51 model. It's a beauty and freezes everything — Ice cream, meat, vegetables. Used it 4 mos, but can't tell it's been used. Pald over $422 for it and can have it for contract balance of $293 and would like $53 for equity and take bank payments of $18.27 per mo. See at R & H Storage, 404 So. Spadra, Fullerton, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. or phone LAmbert 5-6252. Mise for Sale DECOMPOSED GRANITE delivered, large 10 yard truck load $12. Call KI-3-9995 days or eve's. Gas Stoves O'KEELIE & MERRITT Range — '51-C.P., all automatic. Has lamp MERCHANDISE Pianos HAMMOND Organa. Spinet model, and the famous Chord model. Come in and play. DANZ, SCHMIDT Piano and Organ Co. 520 N. Main, Santa Ana. SPINET Pianos for rent. All term rent applied on purchase. Let the kiddies learn. DANZ, SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE, Santa Ana, 520 N. Main. Remodeling Sale Lovely baby grand piano completely refinished and reconditioned in our own shop. Now only $565. Convenient terms at SHAFER'S (since 1907), 421 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, KI. 2-0672. Remodeling Sale Save $100 on a beautiful new 41-inch Musette spinet piano. Convenient terms at SHAFER'S (since 1907), 421 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, KI. 2-0672. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Regressed pianos, trade in rental returns and some marred in shipment. Wonderful bargains new and used. Over 100 pianos from which to choose DANZ, SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE, Santa Ana, 520 N. Main, Cor, 6th Easy terms. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Special!! Beautiful Chickering baby grand. Gorgeous blond case. Like new. This is a wonderful bargain. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 520 N. Main, Cor, 6th, Santa Ana. TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO, band JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Special!! Beautiful Chickering baby grand. Gorgeous blond card. Like new. This is a wonderful bargain. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 320 N. Main, Cor. 6th. Easy terms. TRADE YOUR OLD piano, band-instrument or accordion on a television. Highest cash allowance at SHAFER'S (since 1907), 421 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, KI 2-0672. BABY Spinet. Like new. Fine for small apartment or trailer. Now only $297. Terms: DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE, Santa Ana, 520 N. Main, Cor. 6th. H. H. Furniture & Appliances Smith-Reafsynder The Shopping Center for Better Used Furniture and Appliances 5 pc. painted dinette set $29.50; walnut chest $25; 3 pc. painted bedroom suite $59.50; 3 pc. Krohler sectional living room set $139.50; 8.3x10.6 Wilton wool rug $39.50; 9x12 Axminster wool rug $39.50; electric range $29.50; washers $19.50 up; gas heaters $1.95 up; Detroit Jewel gas range $19.50; baby crib in natural $27.50; buffet $9.95; white enamel ice box $19.95; table top white porcelain gas range $69.50; rust covered 3 pc. velour overstuffed living room suite $39.50; 2 pc. tan velour living room suite $29.50; 2 pc. blue mohair living room suite $39.50; innerspring mattress $7.50. Smith-Reafsynder Furniture Co. 151 No. Los Angeles St. FREE PARKING IN REAR Household Appliances "HOUSE OF LIGHTS" DAY & OSCAR Cleaners Tom's Newest Modern cleaning plant serving the Anaheim Area the S&H Green Stamps in LOS ANGELES ST. STOCK OXER PUPPIES Long Beach 704-672 Furniture & Appliance— H.H. Furniture & Appliance— McMAHAN'S FLOOR SAMPLES 19" Motorola, Was. 510.00—NOW $349.95 Twin size Simmons Beauty Rest Mattress— 9.50—NOW $59.50—SAVE 10.00. Simmons Twin Sofa—Was 119.50—NOW... 99.95 Bendix Washer—Was 249.95—NOW... 199.95 Platform Rockers—Was 32.50—NOW... 26.88 G.E. Ironer Demonstrator—Was 99.95—NOW 69.95 National Sewing Machine—Was. 179.95— net. Save $80.00—Good condition—NOW... 99.95 Used Radios ...$8.00 up Philco Combination Radio & Record player 209.95—NOW ... 179.50 Refrigerators—Save 30.00 each Sampson Card Tables—Save up to $4.00... 3.95 McMahan's Center St. Anaheim JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE. Repossessed Spinet. Like new. Full keyboard. Case & tone perfect. Now only $395. DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE. Santa Ana. 520 N. Main, Cor. 6th. The Home of the Knabe Plano. RENT A PIANO—$5 a month. Rental applies on future purchase at SHAFER'S (since 1907), 421 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, KI. 2-0072. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE. Used pianos. Uprights from $59, $67, $125, etc. Terms $5 per mo. DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE, Santa Ana, 520 N. Main, Corner 6th. "HOUSE OF LIGHTS" Appliance Service Fast dependable service on repairing of washing machines, wringers & auto. (pick-up & del.) irons, toasters, vacuum cleaners, fans, waffle irons, elec. ranges, motors re-wound. "If it has a wire we'll repair it" 116 N. LOS ANGELES PHONE 4070 Real Estate Sales Brokers in Real Estate Fred C. Piepenbrink REALTOR Homes-Subdivisions-Ranches Office Ph. 6484 Res. Ph. 2071 124 W. Broadway, Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) Houses for Sale Large 2 bedrm, tile, walking distance to town, etc. $10,500. Good terms. E. J. NAFFZIGER, Broker 114 S. Los Angeles St. Ph. 4788 at Res. 527 S. Lemon St. Real Estate Wanted WANTED HOMES $6,000 to $9,000 WANTED TRACTS 1 to 5 Acres BUCHANAN REALTY 109 S. Palm Ph. 7198-601