anaheim-gazette 1952-02-12

For Results and Quick Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER Blessed are the meek; for they shall inherit the earth— Matt. 5:5. ABRAHAM LINCOLN—I was a dog of Gettysburg. I trotted near the train... And nosed among the officers who kicked me to my pain... A man came by... I could not see. I howled. The light was dim... But when I brushed against his legs, I liked the smell of him—MacKinlay Kantor, Lincoln at Gettysburg. BACKTRACKING—Just a year ago the Korean reds drove a wedge in the United Nations' lines on the central front. Several units were isolated... William Huscroft, 82, pioneer realtor died two weeks after he retired... Major Jennie Boone, 67, Santa Ana Salvation Army worker, was killed instantly by a car driven by Giraur Nazarian, Cal Tech graduate student. She apparently stepped onto the highway directly into the path of the oncoming car... Gilbert Kraemer Writer Who Survived Hiroshima Atom Bomb Describes Experience "Suddenly there came a bright light... It was just like looking directly into another sun... It was so very bright and yellow in color... It got very warm for just a few minutes after the flash. I started to run... Maybe I took three or four steps... I don't remember... Suddenly there came the noise... When I heard that sound I threw myself flat... "I lay on the ground about 10, maybe 15 seconds while the terrible wind from the bomb explosion broke all the windows... Everything was flying through the air... Broken glass... pieces of metal... boards... everything was falling all around me..." This is the beginning of the story of a young man who surviving over the effects of his second crippling auto accident. His leg is still in a cast, though... VIGNETTE — "Say, whatever became of your friend, Sam?" ... "Y'mean Sam——?" "Yeah," the kid who went to school with you at the Broadway school?" ... "He joined the fraternity." ... "What fraternity?" ... "The jailbird's fraternity—San Quentin." SHORT STORY—Bill Selfridge, ed the first atomic attack in history—Hiroshima, Aug. 6, 1945. He is Jack Dairiki, now 21, native of Sacramento and a student at Los Angeles City college. As the guest of Maj. Gen. Walter M. Robertson, State Director of Civil Defense, young Dairiki related the dramatic story during the Office of Civil Defense statewide broadcast Monday (February 11). Reviewing the graphic recital General Robertson pointed out that knowing the fundamentals of Civil Defense saved the lives many in Hiroshima that day. "Japan did develop an excellent defense plan," General Robertson said. "It taught self-protection and mutual aid. But they didn't start until after the first fire bombs fell on their cities. "We cannot afford to wait until the first one falls to start our preparedness." Dairiki related that in 1941, he was taken to Japan to visit his grandparents. Prevented by the war from returning to the United States he was placed in school and eventually, with fellow students assigned to a work-gang in a riff factory. He was on his way to work when the attack came. on the central front. Several units were isolated. William Huscroft, 82, pioneer realtor died two weeks after he retired. Major Jennie Boone, 67, Santa Ana Salvation Army worker, was killed instantly by a car driven by Giraur Nazarian, Cal Tech graduate student. She apparently stepped onto the highway directly into the path of the oncoming car. Gilbert Kracmer and Fred Schildneyer were injured in an auto accident. Mrs. Alice Fitch also was injured in a collision. Ralph McFadden became president of the Imperial Highway ass'n of which George Kellogg is secretary. Pvt. Ernest DeOchon, 17, was killed in action in Korea, his mother, Mrs. Adela Cruz, was informed. Frank Belmont, former Anaheim packing house operator, posted $5,000 bail on a grand theft charge growing out of the picking of fruit on a 16-acre Riverside orchard. The elusive Pants Burglar visited the homes of Don DeWitt and Don Sloune, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Markham were blessed by twins, a boy and a girl. Death took Philip F. Kaell in the 7th year of his life. That was a year ago today when Anaheim was dampened by .02 of an inch of rain. NEWSKETCHES — George Cohn who was associated with William Ripley's Anaheim Ace was in town. He's scouting for the San Diego Padres. Jackie Warner and his boss, Don Stewart, of the Ellay Angels stopped in at La Palma Park for a look-see at their rival's spring training camp. Ellay trains at Fullerton, y'know, and Fred Haney's Hollywood Stars take over Vic Ruedy's layout. Harold (Skeets) Gregg seems to be his old self in pre-spring training workouts. He may be playing for Oakland this season. Mrs. Irving (Anna) Milbrat who recently underwent a serious operation is doing right well. Salome Arias, the personable taxi driver, is gradually VIGNETTE — "Say, whatever became of your friend, Sam?" ... "Y'mean Sam——?..." "Yeah,' the kid who went to school with you at the Broadway school?" ... "He joined the fraternity." ... "What fraternity?" ... "The jailbird's fraternity—San Quentin." SHORT STORY—Bill Selfridge, the retired electrical contractor, saw the Gazetteer going into the postoffice the other day. "I've got a story for you," Bill said with a merry twinkle in his eye. "Yes," the Gazetteer replied. "Y'know, Olle Cole, the fellow who runs a gas station in Fullerton. Well, the other day one of his customers drove in. His car was boiling." "Must-a been hot." "'Say, Olle,' this fellow says, 'Y'better give me a lube job while you're at it.'" Olie went to work. He found a kitten caught in the fan belt. So he cuts the fan belt, frees the lettern, but he doesn't charge the customer for a new belt, because it wasn't his fault the little kitten found its way under the hood." "Did the cat live?" "Sure." Bill smiled. "A cat has nine lives. Its got eight more to go on." It's rumored about these parts that Daystrom Furniture Corp. will not occupy the new 250,000 square-foot plant built for them on E. South st., at the Santa Fe tracks, but that a new outfit will work on super-secret government contracts in the huge building. Four outfits have been featured by the rumor mill—Douglas Aircraft Co., Consolidated Aircraft Co., Kwikset Locks, Inc., and a paper cup manufacturer, Kwikset, however, says it is not now in the picture. Best indication is that the labor force to be employed will reach 600 persons. NITECAPSULE—Success may turn a man's head, but it never quite wrings his neck. DAIRIKI related that in 1941, he was taken to Japan to visit his grandparents. Prevented by the war from returning to the United States he was placed in school and eventually, with fellow students assigned to a work-gang in a riff factory. He was on his way to work when the attack came. Relating what happened after the first flash and explosion he said: "First of all, I couldn't see anything. The air was so full of dust nobody could see." He made his way to a cave shelter where, with others, he remained most of the day. Later he went to his grandfather's place. "Fires burned for three days before people were able to put them out. Many city blocks were completely burned—nothing remained but ruins. "Even two miles from the center of the explosion the house were all leaning in one direction from the blast." Dairiki attributed his survival to Civil Defense training. "It was the training I had how to protect myself that kept me from getting badly hurt—maybe getting killed," he said. "If I haven't dropped flat on the ground I could have been killed." Next week's Office of Civil Defense broadcast will present a Japanese-American girl who also survived the Hiroshima atomic bombing. HORSE ON LOOSE VICTORIA, B.C.(T)—A civil-law is being drawn up to give police more control over loosely horses. The move followed a recent incident when a rideries horse crashed through a red light and two stop signs, disrupting traffic. The American glass-blowing industry is centered in a dozen plants located in the eastern states. wood Stars take over Vic Ruedy's layout. Harold (Skeets) Gregg seems to be his old self in prespring training workouts. He may be playing for Oakland this season. Mrs. Irving (Anna) Milbrat who recently underwent a serious operation is doing right well. Salome Arias, the personable taxi driver, is gradually TRAVELING PLUGS—If you don't hear about the 1952 YMCA Finance Roundup, you'll hardly escape "seeing about" it when Anaheim's Yellow cabs or Orange and Black cabs go past. The traveling billboards are donated by Louis Henning's Paint Shop, Garey's Inc., Carmen's Flowers, Axle and Frame, K and L Service station, and Hadley's Bakeries and were arranged for by Taxi Neon, Inc., of Whittier. Shown discussing the signs are, from left: Louis Henniz, Carmen Lizarraga, Tommy Thomason and Carl Knapp. Workers reported 20 per cent of the $14,645 goal in with 7 per cent of the prospect cards reported Friday night. Another report meeting will be held at 9:29 tonight in YMCA building. (Gazette photo by Kreidt) HIROSHIMA Experience first atomic attack in his HIROSHIMA, Aug. 6, 1945. Jack Dairiki, now 21, a of Sacramento and a stuLos Angeles City college. The guest of Maj. Gen. WalRobertson, State Director Defense, young Dairiki rethe dramatic story during price of Civil Defense statebroadcast Monday (Februrewing the graphic recital, Robertson pointed out showing the fundamentals of defense saved the lives of in Hiroshima that day. Can did develop an excellent plan," General Robertson "It taught self-protection mutual aid. But they didn’t until after the first fire fell on their cities. cannot afford to wait until one falls to start our precess." Related that in 1941, he knew to Japan to visit his parents. Prevented by the from returning to the United was placed in school and, ally, with fellow students to a work-gang in a rifle was on his way to work the attack came. Classified kates for Anaheim Gazette Anaheim Gazette Shopper and (minimum 18 words) 1 time $36c 2 times $54c 3 times $72c 4 times $90c 5 times $1.00 Card of Thanks $1.00 In Memorium $1.00 ANNOUNCEMENTS Gemeteries LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Cane Provided Phone Fullerton 158 Res. Anaheim 2811 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 AUTOMOTIVE Auto Repairs— RADIATORS REPAired Anaheim Radiator Repair '52 No. Los Angeles $290 (Rear Crowell Olds) Auto Parts— KENNETH E. CLARK MANCHESTER AUTO SALVAGE DEALERS IN SCRAP METAL Used Cars, new & used auto and truck parts 137 N. Manchester, Ana. $850 Trucks-Trailers-Buses RENT A TRUCK DRIVE IF YOURSELF Mansur U-Drive 719 W. CHAPMAN Phone ORANGE 1848 Used Cars for Sale '34 CHEV. coupe, new upholstering, good transportation, $35.00. 1514 W. Broadway, back of Harmany Park Ballroom. Business Services Business Services Offered PLASTERING NO JOB TOO SMALL Licensed and Insured SAM MUSTEDANAGICH 409-H E. La Palma Phone 5631 MERCHANDISE Refrigerators OUT THEY GO! 70 Brand New 1951 FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR Save Up to $100 No down payment if you present refrigerator qualifies for the 15% down. Sa continues until all are sold USED REFRIGERATOR Servels—Top condition up Frigidaires—re-conditioned $45 up Coldspots—perfect $37.50 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Philco 5 Cu. Ft. $120 Freezer Also reduced prices on all other freezers. USE OUR LIBERAL TERM BALLMAN'S APPLIANCE 122 West Broadway ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE Have You been approached on the Food Plan? Learn the difference between a good or poor plan. For full information Kiki related that in 1941, he taken to Japan to visit his parents. Prevented by the return to the United States was placed in school and, finally, with fellow students and to a work-gang in a rifle was on his way to work the attack came. What happened after last flash and explosion he of all, I couldn’t see any-The air was so full of dust could see.” He made his way to a cave shelter, with others, he remained at the day. Later he went grandfather’s place. Burned for three days people were able to put out. Many city blocks were totally burned—nothing re-but ruins. Two miles from the center the explosion the houses still leaning in one direction the blast.” He attributed his survival Defense training. Was the training I had in to protect myself that kept him getting badly hurt—mayning killed,” he said. “If I dropped flat on the ground have been killed.” Week’s Office of Civil De-broadcast will present a Japanese girl who also surreased Hiroshima atomic bomb- American glass-blowing is centered in a dozen located in the eastern Nursery Stock PUCHSIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTT’S NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 5450 We give a redeem Gold Bond Stamps Funeral Directors HILGENFIELD MORGANY BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone 8209 251 N. Lemon Personals-Spec. Notices WEDDING, professional and business stationery, printed or engraved. Anaheim Gazette, 259 E. Center. Phone 2206. WILL CARE FOR children, my home by week, day or swing shift. Call 4762 between 4-5 p.m. 1201 Pearl, Anaheim. Oven Frush & Delicious Special attention given to all your family bakery needs. Open evening’s for your convenience. HADLEY’S BAKERY Los Angeles at Center Phone 2981 Bob's Hobby Shop Models - Crafts - Ceramics 1104 W. LINCOLN (At Five Points) PHONE 5085 ANAHEIM SAVE ON FOOD—EAT BETTER Join the Treasure Chest Bulk Food Purchase Club now. Call 7771. ALEX'S Tamale Factory Manufacturer-Distributor of TAMALES - CHILI CON CARNE Catering to Clubs, Churches and Organizations 415 S. Olive Anaheim 3520 1514 W. Broadway, back of Harmany Park Ballroom. Business Services Business Services Offered PLASTERING NO JOB TOO SMALL Licensed and Insured SAM MUSTEDANAGICH 409-H E. La Palma Phone 5691 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 1913 Procrastination is expensive do it pow. Our work is guaranteed Free inspection ... Phone 5887 622 NO. LOS ANGELES ST. Mr. Hobson, Anaheim, California Expert Repairs on all make sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. New, used, rebuilt for sale. ANAHEIM SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE 127 E. Center St. Ph. 5225 ANAHEIM SAND & GRAVEL Dump trucks, sand and soils Excavating — 111 N. West St. Anaheim Phone 3668 Oscar Scholz LICENSED CONTRACTOR Painting - Paper Hanging Decorating 124 WEST ELM Ph. 7481 Air Ray Venetian BLINDS Factory to you Shades made while you wait BALLMAN'S APPLIANCE 122 West Broadway ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE Have You been approached on the Food Plan? Learn the difference between a good or poor plan. For full information phone LYLE SHAFER 723½ N. Claudina Ph. 8ANAHEIM PHILCO Refrigerator—1051 m el. 11 cu. ft. deluxe Has 50 cross top freezer chest, big m chiller tray, all steel shelves crisper for vegetables. Will le go for balance of contract $221 or take payments of $12.94 month. See at R & H Storage So Spadra, Fullerton or phone LAmbert 5-6252. CROSLEY Refrigerator — I model Shelvador. Has free locker; nice big meat tray room for vegetables. It’s just sp less and goes in the space of ft. refrigerator but has more roo Used 3 months. Can have for c tract balance $177.42 or take payments of $10.21 per month. See R & H Storage, 404 So. Spadra Fullerton or phone LAmbert 5-6252. Gas Stoves GAFFERS & SATTLER Ranges 1051 model all automatic. H lamp, clock, appliance outlet to simmer burners. Also has all sh griddle in the middle and the g broiler. Used 2 months. Can ha for contract balance $149.88 take payments of $8.72 a month Can have equity free. See at B H Storage, 404 So. Spadra, Fullerton or phone LAmbert 5-6252. Furnaces Floor Furnaces (Warmabl & Coleman) F.H.A. Terms - Free Estimate HAFER & MASON Phone: LAmbert 5-3420 ALEX'S Tamale Factory Manufacturer-Distributor of TAMALES - CHILI CON CARNE Catering to Clubs, Churches and Organizations 415 S. Olive Anaheim 3529 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted—Male Northrop Anahelm HAS THE FOLLOWING OPENINGS Engr. Designer "A" Instrument Technician "A" Remington Rand Tabulating Machine Operators Remington Rand Tabulating Analyst APPLY IN PERSON TO EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Northrop Aircraft Inc. 500 E. Orangethorpe, Anaheim Held Wanted—Female SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-RECEPTIONIST Shorthand and typing experience necessary. Mail application giving experience, age, references and marital status to— BOX 230 ANAHEIM, CALIF. LIVESTOCK Polltry-Supplies FOR SALE: One white 4 decker electric brooder. Reasonable. 10911 La Palma. Pets-Supplies Beautiful INDIA MYNA BIRD Just right to teach LINATONE Stops that scratching Anaheim Pet Shop 231 E. Center Anaheim E. E. McHENRY, Owner Bus. Ph. 4650 — Res. Ph. 5877 Oscar Scholz LICENSED CONTRACTOR Painting - Paper Hanging Decorating 124 WEST ELM PH. 7431 Air Ray Venetian BLINDS Factory to you. Shades made while you wait 1238 N. PALM ST. Ph. 6144 EXPERT Watch & Jewelry REPAIRING Hurst Jewelry Co. 119 W. Center Ph. 9947 CLOGGY DRAINS CLEANED THE ELECTRIC EEL WAY 10% Dn. - 30 Mos. to Pay Day Ph. 6105 - Night Ph. 4279 BILL WARD, the Plumber 646 East Center Street RAY & OSCAR Cleaners Anaheim's Newest Modern Dry Cleaning plant serving The Anaheim Area We give S&H Green Stamps 630 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. LIVESTOCK Polltry-Supplies FOR SALE: One white 4 decker electric brooder. Reasonable. 10911 La Palma. Pets-Supplies Beautiful INDIA MYNA BIRD Just right to teach LINATONE Stops that scratching Anaheim Pet Shop 231 E. Center Anaheim E. E. McHENRY, Owner Bus. Ph. 4650 — Res. Ph. 5877 FURNACES Floor Furnaces (Warmbli & Coleman) F.H.A. Terms - Free Estimate HAFER & MASON Phone: LAmbert 5-3420 Anaheim 3051 Musical Instruments SPECIAL BUY—8 only—New bass Bonelli Italian accordio with 5 shifts, 4 treble, 1 bass, not only $239.95. Terms $24.34 day $13.57 per month at SHAFEER (since 1907), 421 No. Sycamore Santa Ana KI-2-0672. Records Closing Out Sale of all 12 inch Classical Record Albums 2 record album ...$1.00 3 record album ...2.00 4 record or more ...3.00 NARATH MUSIC CO. 157 W. Center St. Anaheim PIanos HAMMOND Organs, Spinet m el, and the famous Chord un el Come in and play. DAN SCHMIDT Piano and Organ O 520 N. Main, Santa Ana. ELECTRIC ORGAN. Will fit your piano in trade. DAN SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE 520 No. Main, cor. 6th, Santa Ana. CLEARANCE SALE: Reposses pianos, trade ins, rental retu and some marred in shipme Wonderful bergains new and us Over 100 pianos from which choose: DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG ANO STORE, Santa Ana, 520 Main, corner 6th. Easy terms. USE GAZETTE WANT ADS MERCHANDISE Misc. for Sale Misc. for Sale SPOT CASH FOR THOSE NO-LONGER NEEDED ITEMS ONLY 75c FOR 9 LINES—5 TIMES HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: Item must be personal effects or home furnishings. Ad limited to 8 lines, value of item limited to $50 or loss, 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 Misc. for Sale 80 FEET of 4 inch heavy pipe; 7½ H.P. U.S. motor for sale. Inquire 9375 So. Hansen Road. Phone 28926. DECOMPOSED granite, 18 ton load $12.00. Fullerton, Anaheim, Buena Park area. RI-S-9595 days or evenings. Planos 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. CLEARANCE SALE. Used pianos. Uprights from $69, $87, $125, etc. Terms $5 per mo. DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE, Smith-Reafsnyder The Shopping Center for Better Used Furniture and Appliances 4 pc. bedroom suite, brown maple finish $59.50; 5 pc. chrome dinette, $39.50; bunk bed set, all hardwood, includes 8 bunk beds, chest & bookcase, 8 coil springs, $10.00; 8 pe. bedroom suite, grey finish, all hardwood, $69.50; rocker, spring seat $7.50; platform rocker $19.50; club chair & ottoman, $14.95; gas ranges from $19.50; green velour divan $39.50; 5 pe. painted dinette set $29.50; wal- BALLMAN'S APPLIANCE 122 West Broadway OSS FROM POST OFFICE Have You been approached on the Food Plan? learn the difference between a good or poor plan. For full information phone LYLE SHAFER N. Claudina Ph. 777 ANAHEIM CO Refrigerator — 1051 mod-11 cu. ft. deluxe. Has 50 lb. top freezer chest, big meat tray, all steel shelves and or for vegetables. Will let it balance of contract $228.48 like payments of $12.94 per month. See at R & H Storage, 404 Spadra, Fullerton or phone LAmbert 5-6252. SLEY Refrigerator — 1951 del Shelvador. Has freezer, nice big meat tray and for vegetables. It's just spot-and goes in the space of a 6 refrigerator but has more room. 3 months. Can have for con-balance $177.42 or take pay-off at H Storage, 404 So. Spadra, Fullerton or phone LAmbert 5-6252. WERS & SATTLER Range — model all automatic. Has clock, appliance outlet and oven burners. Also has all steel heater in the middle and the grill. Used 2 months. Can have contract balance $149.88 or payments of $8.72 a month. Have equity free. See at R &orage, 404 So. Spadra, Fullerton or phone LAmbert 5-6252. Floor Furnaces (Warpahl & Coleman) A Terms - Free Estimates SHAFER & MASON Phone: LAmbert 5-3420 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. CLEARANCE SALE. Used pianos. Uprights from $60, $67, $125, etc. Terms $5 per mo. DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE, Santa Ana, 620 N. Main, cor. 6th. BABY SPINET like paw. Fine for small apartment or trailer. Now only $297. Terms. DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE, Santa Ana, 520 N. Main, cor. 6th. $9 PER MO. rents beautiful baby Spinet piano with option to buy. All rent-term allowed. Let the kiddies learn. DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE, Santa Ana, 520 No. Main, corner 6th. CLEARANCE SALE. Repossessed Spinet. Like new. Full keyboard, Case and tone perfect. DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE, Santa Ana, 520 No. Main, corner 6th. LOOK! LOOK! Will trade beautiful Spinet piano, even up, for good used Grand piano. DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE, Santa Ana, 520 No. Main, corner 6th. CLEARANCE SALE! Grand pianos, Big and little. Famous makes. Chickering, Knabe, Steinway, Story and Clark, Kimball, Wurlitzer. Many others. Low terms. Trade in your old piano. DANZ-SCHMIDT, Santa Ana, 520 N. Main, cor. 6th. WANTED: $0 used pianos for our rental dept. Highest cash allowance in trade for new Spinet or Grand piano or on television. DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE, Santa Ana, 520 No. Main, cor. 6th. TRADE YOUR OLD piano; band instrument or accordion on a television. Highest cash allowance at SHAFER'S (since 1897), 421 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, KL 2-0672! RENT A PIANO—$5 a month. Rental applies on future pur- bank beds, chest & book-case, 6 edi springs, $180; 9 pe. bedroom suite, grey finish, all hardwood d., $69.50; rocker, spring seat $7.50; platform rocker $19.50; club chair & ottoman, $14.95; gas ranges from $19.50; green velour divan $38.50; 5 pe.painted dinette get $29.50; walnut chest $25; 3 pe.painted bedroom suite $58.50; 3 pe.Krohler sectional living room set $190.50; 9x18 Axminister wool rug $39.50; electric range $29.50; washers $19.50 up; gas heaters $19.95 up; hose girb in natural) $67.50; buffet $0.88; white chameleo ice box $10.98; 2 pe.tan velour living room suite $29.50; innerspring mattress $7.50; red mohair tieze club chair $49.50; others $7.50 up. Smith-Reafsnyer Furniture Co. 151 No. Los Angeles St. -FREE PARKING IN REAR BREAKFAST table and chairs, $15 @10 N.Lemon Ph.$7687-Early morning. RED PRIEZE studio couch and matching chair, Kaye-Halbert blend console 16" television.West-way table top gas range,M.W.refrigerator,"Kenmore washing machine."$19 So.Citron." "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" 119 N.LOS ANGELES PHONE 4070 Moral Brande Hotel Brokers In Real Estate Pred C.Piepenbrink REALFOR Homes-Subdivisions-Ranches Office Ph.$6484 Res.Ph.$2071 FLOOR FURNACES (Warmahl & Coleman) A. Terms - Free Estimates SHAFER & MASON Phone: LAmbert 5-3420 Anaheim 3051 INSTRUMENTS CLOSING OUT SALE of all 12 inch Classical Record Albums record album $1.00 record album 2.00 record or more 3.00 NARATH MUSIC CO. Center St. Anaheim MOND Organs. Spinel modand the famous Chord modhome in and play. DANZMIDT Piano and Organ Co. Main, Santa Ana. TRIC ORGAN. Will take or piano in trade. DANZMIDT BIG PIano STORE, o. Main, cor. 6th, Santa Ana. RANCE SALE! Repossessed poss., trade ins, rental returns some marred in shipment. terful bargains, new and used. 100 pianos from which to e. DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PISTORE, Santa Ana, 520 N. corner 6th. Easy terms. TRADE YOUR OLD piano, hand instrument or accordion on a television. Highest cash allowance at SHAFER'S (since 1907), 421 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, KL. 2-0672! RENT A PIANO—$5 a month. Rental applies on future purchase of SHAFER'S (since 1907), 421 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, KL. 2-0672. TELEVISION-Supplies-Repairs BRAND NEW 1952 MODELS 17 INCH ADMIRAL TV '199.95 NEW TV's We now have the largest stock of televisions in Orange Co. at the lowest prices: DUMONT $249.95 HOFFMAN 259.95 PHILCO 229.95 R.C.A. 249.95 ZENITH 199.95 USED TV's Motorola $50—Hallicrafter $60—Admiral $95—Heffman $105—Mercury $125. — BEST TERMS — BALLMAN'S APPLIANCE 122 W. Broadway Ph. 5703 ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE Vacuum Cleaners HOOVER & ELECTROLUX like new, half price. See 10 to 12 a.m. only. 11120 So. U.S. Hiway 101, Apt. 11, Anaheim. NOMA NURTE HOTEL Broker In Real Estate Fred C. Piperbring REALTOR Home Subdivisions-Banches. Office Ph. 6484 Res. Ph. 2071 124 W. Broadway, Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) Houses for Sale Nearly new 2 bedroom stucco, 209 Susanne St., Anaheim. Priced right. E. B. TRICKEY 2509 W. Chapman Orange 1940 Commercial ½ acre, new 3 bedroom home, double garage, modern throughout, wardrobe closets, garbage disposal, large service porch, lawn, shrubbery. Ready for occupancy. Full price. $13,500. Located about 6 miles. West of Anaheim. 992 Miller Road. Will take lot in Anaheim as part payment. J. B. MILFORD $1329 So. Norwalk Blyd. Artesia Ph. TOrrey 5-3086 Bldgs. to be Moved ACRES OF HOUSES & garages for sale to be moved. Every size, style & ALL LOW PRICED. See bldgs. at 928 W. La Palma Ave., Anaheim (1 blk. West of La Palma Park) 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. WHILE THEY LAST!!! Real Estate Wanted WANTED HOMES $6,000 to $9,000 WANTED TRACTS 1 to 8 acres BUCHANAN REALTY 109 S. Palm Ph. 7198-60178