anaheim-gazette 1952-11-13

you SAVE and SAVE ... and ... SAVE ... at ... FARMER FRED'S ON THE CORNER OF LINCOLN and STAN JUST WEST OF AN ON THE CORNER OF LINCOLN and STAN JUST WEST OF AN Thurs., Fri. and S Weber's Calif. Green Olives Quart Jar 39¢ Seaboard No. 1/2 Tin TUNA 19¢ NO. 1 IDAHO RUSSET Potatoes 10 NO. 1 IDAHO RUSSET Potatoes 10 EXTRA LARGE Pippin Apples 4¢ lb. GOLDEN RIPE Bananas 2 DAY OLD BAKERY GO OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. 'til MIDNIGHT FARM FRESH PRODUCE DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS ED'S R OF STANTON AVES, ST OF ANAHEIM IT'S THE NEW De of Middleton Motor is proudly displaying shown above today. county's oldest DeSe Distinguished Display Today The 1953 De Soto, a dist ed new automobile both in out, is on display at De S mouth Tex Middleton's A agency, 420 W. Center st Featuring an entirely ne the 1953 De Soto highlight in every line. The new b centuating long, flowing li longer swept-back fender R OF STANTON AVES. ST OF ANAHEIM nd Sat. Specials BEAUTIFUL TV SET FREE ASK FOR FREE TICKETS Drawing to be Held at 8 P.M. Nov. 26 TICKETS FREE TO ANYONE No Purchase Necessary Calif. Fresh No.1 Cello Dates 19¢ 10 lbs. 43¢ Display Today The 1953 De Soto, a dist ed new automobile both in out, is on display at De S mouth Tex Middleton's A agency, 420 W. Center st Featuring an entirely ne the 1953 De Soto highlight in every line. The new b centuating long, flowing lin longer swept-back fender wider, lower rear deck, ma new De Soto a longer, low er and lovelier automobile Interiors of the 1953 L feature handsome new up fabrics, distinctive new d nels and richly-grained ins panel and window mouldi in harmony with new colors. The new De Soto is off two great series—the Fire V-E, powered by the sensu 168-horsepower Fire Dong engine—America's most poengine design—and the f Powermaster Six. Both series are availabl De Soto's Full Power Steerr famous driving advan which makes driving saf easier under all condition parking and turning "easy" ing a telephone." An exterior highlight of t De Soto is the massive new with new parking lights set extreme edges of the gril derneath the headlights. A frame encircles both grill parking lights. THE SENIOR "Our Your 3 AC ANAHEIM 10 lbs. 43¢ GARDEN FRESH CARROTS 3¢ bunch 2 lbs. 19¢ RY GOODS ½ Price IT'S THE NEW DeSOTO—Tex Middleton of Middleton Motors, 420 W. Center st., is proudly displaying the new 1953 DeSoto shown above today. Middleton is Orange county's oldest DeSoto dealer, having established his business Sept. 17, 1938, in a rented building with a two-man staff. Today his agency is housed in its own building and employs ten men. GAZETTE PHOTO Distinguished 1953 DeSoto Goes on Display Today at Middleton Motors The 1953 DeSoto, a distinguished new automobile both inside and out, is on display at De Soto-Plymouth Tex Middleton's Anaheim agency, 420 W. Center st., today, featuring an entirely new body, the 1953 DeSoto highlights beauty in every line. The new body, accentuating long, flowing lines, new longer swept-back fenders and a styling innovation on the new DeSoto are the chrome fender mouldings on both front and rear fenders. These smart new mouldings accent its low graceful lines and add a "speed line" effect to the car. Wheelbase of the new DeSoto has been maintained at 125½ inches, while overall length has been unlatched by a push-button lock and is counter-balanced for easy opening. In addition to its striking beauty, the trunk area of the new DeSoto has been increased by 44 per cent. The spare tire, mounted at a new angle, makes it easier to store luggage and there's no chance of marring the luggage on the deck lid hinges since they, too, have been relocated in out-of-the-way positions. For greater convenience, the gasoline tank filler The 1953 De Soto, a distinguished new automobile both inside and out, is on display at De Soto-Plymouth Tex Middleton's Anaheim agency, 420 W. Center st., today. Featuring an entirely new body, the 1953 De Soto highlights beauty in every line. The new body, accentuating long, flowing lines, new longer swept-back fenders and a wider, lower rear deck, makes the new De Soto a longer, lower, widened and lovelier automobile. Interiors of the 1953 De Soto mature handsome new upholstery fabrics, distinctive new door panels and richly-grained instrument panel and window mouldings—all harmonize with new exterior cloors. The new De Soto is offered in two great series—the Fire Dome 7-8, powered by the sensational 60-horsepower Fire Dome engine—America's most powerful engine design—and the famous Powermaster Six. Both series are available with De Soto's Full Power Steering, the numerous driving advancement which makes driving safer and easier under all conditions and making and turning "easy as dialing a telephone." An exterior highlight of the 1953 De Soto is the massive new grille with new parking lights set at the extreme edges of the grille, unneath the headlights. A chrome frame encircles both grille and parking lights. A styling innovation on the new De Soto are the chrome fender mouldings on both front and rear fenders. These smart new mouldings account its low graceful lines and add a "speed line" effect to the car. Wheelbase of the new De Soto has been maintained at 125½ inches, while overall length has been increased from 208½ inches to 213⅛ inches and overall width from 74⅝ inches to 76⅝ inches. The car is one inch lower, but road clearance is unchanged. Long flowing lines characterize the new De Soto from the smart new grille to the swept-back rear fenders set off by handsome new large combination tail, stop and back-up lights. A curved, one-piece windshield combined with new, narrower corner posts provides greatly increased visibility in the new De Soto. Glass area of the windshield has been greatly increased. A one-piece, sweep-around rear window increases rear vision while adding to the smart rear end styling. Blended smoothly into the hood line is a new Air-Vent. This is De Soto's unique style feature with a purpose. It directs a stream of cool, fresh air to the carburetor which increases engine efficiency. The long, low lines of the 1953 De Soto culminate in the beautiful new rear deck which is both wider and lower. The rear deck lid lock and is counter-balanced for easy opening. In addition to its striking beauty, the trunk area of the new De Soto has been increased by 44 per cent. The spare tire, mounted at a new angle, makes it easier to store luggage and there's no chance of marring the luggage on the deck lid hinges since they, too, have been relocated in out-of-the-way positions. For greater convenience, the gasoline tank filler cap on the 1953 De Soto has been located at the rear on the left side below the deck lid. Golden Trout to Get More Care By The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — The golden trout—unique and colorful native Californian—will be managed in the future by the department of fish and game under a new eight point policy adopted by the fish and game commission at its October meeting. Recommended by the department and the organized sportsmen of California, the management plan is the result of two years of joint study. It is designed to protect the gaudy relative of the rainbow trout and its High Sierra habitat. The policy defines the high mountainous areas of Madera, Fresno and Tulare counties as golden trout country, portions of which will be reserved exclusively for goldens. A "reasonable number" of suitable barren lakes will be held in their present unpopulated condition for the stocking of goldens in the near future, and a golden trout egg-taking station will be set up to provide brood stock. Other highlights of the policy include plans for extension of the present range of the fish, an intensive, long range study and immediate curtailment of planting of fish of other species in golden trout waters. WASHINGTON UP—The census bureau estimated today that on Sept. 1 the population of the United States, including armed forces overseas, has grown to 157,505,000. That was an increase since the general census in April, 1950, of 6,373,000 or 4.2 per cent. ANAHEIM HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY – NOV. 13 – 8 P.M. General Admission ...40c Reserved Seats ...60c Call High School Office—Phone 2231, or secure tickets at Box Office on night of performance. WASHINGTON (UP)—The census bureau estimated today that on Sept. 1 the population of the United States, including armed forces overseas, has grown to 157,505,000. That was an increase since the general census in April, 1950, of 6,373,000 or 4.2 per cent. SEOUL, Korea (UP)—The first Korean war bride to leave for Britain was en route there today. She is Kim Chung Sung, 25. Her husband is Corp. Geoffrey Bacon of Bristol. They met two years ago and were married last May. PALM SPRINGS (UP)—James Kenaston, 36, Los Angeles society figure, and former actress, Molly O'Day, 39, disclosed today they were married last Sunday in Las Vegas, Nev. PRODUCE PURVEYORS—Farmer Fred's ch market at HWY 39 and Lincoln blvd. managed by Joe Roth for a wholesale produce organization, provides better, fresher produce at wholesale prices for county consumers. The market is open from 9 a.m. to 12 midnight daily, including Sunday. GAZETTE PHOTO