anaheim-gazette 1953-01-11

Anaheim Gazette SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. 11, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Some scientists think Mt. Evans has grown as much as 200 cals and other vegetable is possible only if salt is added to them. You too... May Have Beautiful Roses! Sunset recommends planting ROSES now! Here are some of the outstanding varieties mentioned in the January SUNSET. • Chrysler Imperial ... featured on SUNSET's January cover and a 1953 All America selection • Ma Perkins ... also 1953 All America selection • Charlotte Armstrong • Helen Traubel • Fred Edmunds • Capistrano • Peace • Sutter's Gold • First Love • Eclipse We Carry The Following Necessities For Successful Rose Culture BANDINI PRODUCTS ★ Dormant Spray ★ Steer Manure ★ Peat Moss ★ Rose Food We have these and many other quality roses, here root, and ready for planting NOW. BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN — ANAHEIM — PHONE 5450 PEACE Sutter's Gold First Love Eclipse Steer Manure Peat Moss Rose Food We have these and many other quality roses, here root, and ready for planting NOW. BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN — ANAHEIM — PHONE 5450 Visit The MODEL HOMES TODAY ...in Anaheim's Newest COMMUNITY SUBURBAN CUSTOM DESIGNED TWO-THREE-BEDROOM HOMES $8395 $9150 TWO-THREE-BEDROOM HOMES Priced from $8395 to $9150 Terms as low as $895 Down —$41.50 per month (Plus Impounds) Incomparable location—But a short distance from the business center of Anaheim—within easy driving distance from Southern California's greatest employment centers. Beautiful tree-covered surroundings—quiet and secluded—Individually designed modern ranch-type homes that are refreshingly different—copper plumbing with all Crane fixtures—Waste King garbage disposals—steel sash—ceiling insulation—kitchen ventilating fans—formica drainboards—69-foot frontage lots, landscaped with lawns and shrubbery. Street lights—paved streets—sidewalks—concrete curbs. Adequate public transportation—free school buses. FHA-Cal-vet—and Building and Loan financing. Harold Devel, exclusive sales agent. MODEL HOMES Furnished by ELDER'S FURNITURE Eastmont ESTATES CUSTOM DESIGNED VERMONT AVE. AT EAST ST. PHONE ANAHEIM 4295 EASTMONT ESTATES MODEL — Shown st. which are drawing the attention of many above is one of the three ranch - type homes in Eastmont Estates on E. Vermont (Gazette photo) Agent Reports Public Acceptance Of Eastmont Estates Tract Good Brisk sales in the Eastmont Estes housing development were reported yesterday by Harold Dea-exclusive sales agent. The new community, opened to the public Dec. 14, is situated on E. Vermont st., about a half mile east of Los Angeles st., in a picturesque, tree-covered section of Anaheim, a short distance from the city's business center. Real Estate Bills Designed to Hike Realty Standards SACRAMENTO (CNS) — Bills affecting the California real estate act will be handled in the assembly, this year by Glenn E. Coolidge (R) of Santa Cruz, he Agent Reports Public Acceptance Of Eastmont Estates Tract Good Brisk sales in the Eastmont Estates housing development were reported yesterday by Harold Dea-exclusive sales agent. The new community, opened to the public Dec. 14, is situated on E. Vermont st., about a half mile east of Los Angeles st., in a picturesque, tree-covered section of Anaheim, a short distance from the city's business center. Dike, Colgrove and Koll, widely known building contractors, are the developers of the tract, which features extra wide (69 - foot) frontages and rambling ranch-type designs by Hugh Gibbs. AIA. The effect is to give the community a pleasing suburban air which has created wide interest in the project, Deavel said. Both two and three bedroom homes in a wide range of unusual designs are available, for early occupancy, it was explained. Priced from $8395 to $9150 these homes are offered on liberal FHA terms with down payments as low as $893, plus impounds. Monthly terms from $4150 include principal and interest payment. Deavel stated. Cal-vet and Building and Loan financing also is available, it was pointed out. The informal ranch homes comprising the community have an impressive array of noteworthy features which include copper plumbing with all Crane fixtures, plastered and painted walls and ceilings throughout. Real Estate Bills Designed to Hike Realty Standards SACRAMENTO (CNS) — Bills affecting the California real estate act will be handled in the assembly, this year by Glenn E. Coolidge (R) of Santa Cruz, he announced here today, and in the senate by Arthur H. Breed (R) of Alameda county. The real estate bills, Coolidge said, are designed to raise the standards of the professions, and will include several subdivision amendments, one of which will increase charges for examination of new subdivisions in this state. "It is hoped through this means," he stated, "to give the public a more thorough report on new subdivisions opening up to accommodate the increasing population of California." Another amendment, Coolidge said, will affect brokers doing mail order real estate business and tighten regulations on this method of selling. Coolidge, who is in real estate business himself in Santa Cruz county, is a new assemblyman, having succeeded Donald Grunsky, now a state senator. About 90 per cent of the licorice used in the United States goes into tobacco products. IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago January 1878 The Colton Semi-Tropic is in rather a sardonic state of mind, read what he says about the candidates who were recently running for office—"If there was a man in Los Angeles county who ran for office and never stole sheep or horses, robbed hen roosts, or stole red-hot stoves, will he please stand up and be counted According to the press of that section every one of them is fit only for death or state's prison"—Colton Semi-Tropic A dispatch from new Edison today says. The telephone was tested today at the Western Union building over the extraordinary distance of 240 miles. The wire used was a loop to Hartford and back over which music was transmitted distinctly. Dr. and Mrs. Barnes also drove up. All hands returned safely on Sunday. Anaheim Realty Board Holds 1st Meeting of 1953 With 25 members and one guest attending, Anaheim Board of Realtors held their first meeting of 1953 Thursday morning for breakfast at Dorothy - Wade dinner house J W Stephen, newly-in-stalled president, presided. An American flag was presented to the board by the Anaheim American Legion post, with Tom Hoag, commander making the presentation. Part of the presentation ceremony was the pledge of allegiance to the flag. Hoag remarked that too few Americans have proper respect for development of three dwellings at East Coast sts., Anaheim, is repeal public acceptance of the park Homes development Center and Evergreen street heim, has led to a 75 pencil sellout of the new commerical three-bedroom, two-bathingings, it was announced yeah by Hahn-St. John, the devout Sixty-five families already moved into the community more are arriving every week builders said. The homes added from $12,481, it was no Among the most populatures, sponsors reported, knotty-pine kitchens, with fans over ranges, island cabinets, easy-to-clean ceramic tile around work spacious breakfast nook Waste-King garbage pulp and features. Reduced terms for veteran feature a down payment A dispatch from new Edison today says. The telephone was tested today at the Western Union building over the extraordinary distance of 240 miles. The wire used was a loop to Hartford and back over which music was transmitted distinctly. Mr. R. W. Scott will today proceed to San Diego county on legal business for the Anaheim Water Company. If anybody has lost a fan it will be found at this office. 50 Years Ago January 1903 Johnny Mattu is carrying his hand in a sling as a result of blood poisoning. He injured his hand while unloading a wagon some days ago. Under the care of physicians he is recovering. Eddie Boege has been up in Trabuco canyon this week with a party of sportsmen after game. Eddie leaves shortly for Arizona to go into business. Edward Atherton of the Ostrich farm has purchased from Jake Stern a 30-acre ranch at Placentia, the consideration being $7500. 25 Years Ago January 1928 A number of football enthusiasts attended the football game at Palo Alto between Southern California and Sanford. Leo Sheridan, Oscar Heying and Fayette Lewis went by boat from San Pedro, Charley Mann, Roscoe Young and Ted Kuchel drove up by auto. Mr. and Mrs. Rolph McFadden, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ruxton, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wallop and With 25 members and one guest attending, Anaheim Board of Real-tors held their first meeting of 1953 Thursday morning for breakfast at Dorothy - Wade dinner house J W Stephen, newly-in-stalled president, presided. An American flag was presented to the board by the Anaheim American Legion post, with Tom Hoag, commander making the presentation. Part of the presentation ceremony was the pledge of allegiance to the flag. Hoag remarked that too few Americans have proper respect for the flag, mostly because of thoughtlessness. He pointed out that the freedom Americans enjoy is a precious thing. A discussion of real estate ethics was led by Tom McLaughlin. Members were appointed to the various committees for 1953. Countywide Farm Bureau Meeting Scheduled Here Anaheim Farm bureau center's president, Ralph W. Mauerhan, has invited all of the 3300 members in the county, their friends and neighbors, to a countywide meeting in Anaheim on Jan. 13. The occasion will take place at the Fremont elementary school auditorium at 608 W. Center st. in Anaheim and will be highlighted by a speech from President George H. Wilson of the California Farm Bureau federation. Also present will be Frank S. Pierce, former Orange county resident, and now general secretary of the state farm bureau and its 65,000 farm families. George Wilson is a farmer at Clarksburg but has his offices in the headquarters at Berkeley. He is widely known for his speaking ability and has been recognized as an authority on national and international farm practices and problems. President Mauerhan states that Wilson is also a very forceful speaker. SPECIAL INTEREST of visitors at Norpark Homes, fast-selling Hahn-St. John development of three-bedroom, two-bath dwellings at East Center and Evergreen sts., Anaheim, is reported to center in the functional and decorative knotty pine kitchens, illustrated above. The homes are priced from $12,481, with veterans down payments at $481, plus costs and impounds. Norpark Homes 75 per cent Sold Out Public acceptance of the Norpark Homes development at East Center and Evergreen sts., Anaheim, has led to a 75 per cent sellout of the new community's three-bedroom, two-bath dwellings, it was announced yesterday plus costs and impounds. Four model homes, furnished by the Anron Schultz furniture stores, are on display daily and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. In all, there are 40 different architectural styles represented in such outstanding features as the Lennox central heating plant, which is gas-fired and thermostat-controlled: Flynn Passes CPA Norpark Homes 75 per cent Sold Out Public acceptance of the Norpark Homes development at East Center and Evergreen sts., Anaheim, has led to a 75 per cent sellout of the new community’s three-bedroom, two-bath dwellings. It was announced yesterday by Hahn-St. John, the developers. Sixty-five families already have moved into the community and more are arriving every week, the builders said. The homes are priced from $12,481, it was noted. Among the most popular features, sponsors reported, are the notty-pine kitchens, with exhaust fans over ranges, island hanging cabinets, easy-to-clean Hermosa ceramic tile around work areas, spacious breakfast nook areas, Waste-King garbage pulverators and other functional and decorate features. Reduced terms for veterans now feature a down payment of $481, plus costs and impounds. Four model homes, furnished by the Anron Schultz furniture stores, are on display daily and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. In all, there are 40 different architectural styles represented in the development. Of particular interest to viewers, it was reported, have been such outstanding features as the Lennox central heating plant, which is gas-fired and thermostat-controlled: Legal Speed Traps Object of Bill SACRAMENTO (CNS)—A bill to provide for electronic speed traps was introduced in the state senate by John F. Thompson, Santa Clara county. The measure provides that the California highway patrol may use electric devices for timing the movement of automobiles on highways. Flynn Passes CPA Accounting Tests Sixty eight persons have met the requirements of the California accounting act and have been awarded the certificate of certified public accountant by the California state board of accounting. It was announced here today. In addition to meeting experience requirements recipients of the certificate passed a two-day examination in theory of accounting, accounting practice, auditing and commercial law. In this area Clinton Howard Flynn, 603 W Broadway st., Anaheim, was among those receiving certificates. SMITH-REAFSNYDER SERVING ANAHEIM SINCE 1867 THREE-PIECE GROUP Here Is Maple With a Modern Touch with Spring Filled Cushions. Covered With Interesting New Fabrics. TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE 151 N. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM PHONE 2409 SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO.