anaheim-gazette 1953-01-21

BUY OR SELL-- Get FAST RESULTS Southern Counties Gas Co. Rate Increase Hearing Resumes Today LOS ANGELES—Public hearings on Southern Counties Gas Co.'s proposal to increase household gas bills in seven counties some 88 cents monthly will resume here today before Commissioner Harold P. Huls and Examiner Manley W. Edwards. Three days of hearings, during which Commission gas engineers and financial experts will testify on studies and reports made on company-wide operations, are scheduled at the Commission courtroom at 145 South Spring st., beginning at 10 a.m. Southern Counties Co. seeks a $4,852,000 increase in annual gross revenue to offset a general rise in cost of operation which it claims has reduced its rate of return to 4.5 per cent. The company seeks a 6.5 per cent return on its investment. Cross-examination of company officials who testified at hearings last November is also scheduled by the CPUC staff, with representatives of the city of Los Angeles slated to take the witness stand on Thursday. Last April, the Commission denied the company's request for a $3,390,000 increase in annual gross revenue, a decision that was subsequently upheld by the California Supreme Court. CPUC authorization, effective Jan. 1, 1953, allowed the company a $1,120,000 annual gross revenue increase, to offset the proposed additional cost of Texas gas delivered to the company. The Texas gas increase proposal is now pending before the Federal Power Commission. Upon determination of a new rate by the federal body, a refund to cus- Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties. Principal cities include Anaheim, Fullerton; Santa Ana, El Monte, Whittler, Monroyia, Montebello, San Gabriel, Pomona, Ontario, Upland, Culver City, Santa Monica, Wilmington, Venice, Ventura, Santa Barbara, Santa Maria, San Luis Obispo, and Paso Robles. Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER My angel—his name is Freedom— Chose him to be your King; He shall cut pathways east and west, And lend you with his wing. INSPIRATIONAL — Honour thy father and thy mother; that thy days may be long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee.—Ex. 20:12. WITNESS—Thousands of Anaheimers and millions of Americans viewed inauguration of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as president yesterday. People from coast to coast and border to border saw the festivities through the miracle of television made possible by the free enterprise system whereby all may benefit from the technological advancements of science. This Last April, the Commission denied the company's request for a $3,390,000 increase in annual gross revenue, a decision that was subsequently upheld by the California Supreme Court. CPUC authorization, effective Jan. 1, 1953, allowed the company a $1,120,000 annual gross revenue increase, to offset the proposed additional cost of Texas gas delivered to the company. The Texas gas increase proposal is now pending before the Federal Power Commission. Upon determination of a new rate by the federal body, a refund to customers may be possible after final determination and authorization from the CPUC. Under the Southern Counties proposal, some 400,000 customers would be affected in Orange, Legislators to Decide Adult Education Issue SACRAMENTO (CNS)—A definite decision as to whether or not the frills will be cut out of adult education will face legislators on their return here next month for the second half of the 1953 session. A series of bills introduced by Senator Harold T. Johnson, Placer county during the closing hours of the first half, would prohibit use of state funds for adult entertainment and recreational classes, and would also take the profit motive out of adult education for the various districts. Under terms of the measures, however, districts could continue any type of classes they so desired, but would be unable to collect state funds under average daily attendance allotments, for certain courses. The measures were introduced as the result of a long investigation into adult education by a senate interim committee, headed by Johnson. He was aided by Senators Paul L. Byrne, Chico; Nelson S. Dilworth, Riverside county; Burt W. Busch, Lake county and Verne W. Hoffman, San Joaquin county. During the investigation, it was revealed some school districts conducted classes held by some to be unessential, such as ping-pong, folk dancing, golf club swinging, guitar playing, fly tieing, movie appreciation and others, some of which allegedly were for the purpose of building up average daily attendance allotments from the state. Johnson said his bill includes a definition of adult education, a definition of an adult, and would eliminate allocations to school districts for adult education classes in jails, prisons or hospitals, but would not prevent the district from conducting such thy father and thy mother; that thy days may be long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveeth thee.—Ex. 20:12. WITNESS—Thousands of Anaheimers and millions of Americans viewed inauguration of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as president yesterday. People from coast to coast and border to border saw the festivities through the miracle of television made possible by the free enterprise system whereby all may benefit from the technological advancements of science. This was the first presidential inauguration to be televised. Through its medium, people can become better acquainted with the men at the helm of the ship of state. Though television is still in its infancy it is a force that helps folks to see the things they read about in their newspapers — still the greatest news disseminating media ever developed. BRIEFLY NOTED—Walt Taylor, former YMCA secretary, is now one Anaheim's leading businessmen. He sells the goods of the woods. Walt is still interested in the Y, but he can't devote his entire time to that enterprise ... Arval Morris, he Anaheim industrialist, is another YMCA backer. These men were active members during their high school and college days and have carried on ... Dick Gay, the benkker, who doubles as chamber of commerce president, predicts a record year for Anaheim building. That's no prediction. It's a foregone conclusion ... Maynard Glenn spent a little time in the hospital lately. That's no place for a chef. PEOPLE—Buena Park's leading Republican is happy. Franklin Sullivan is really well pleased with the outcome of the election. Frank Vessels was quite successful with his quarter horse racing venture. The Los Alamitos promoter is looking forward to a bigger and better parti-muttuel handle this coming season. A total of $363,888.458 was wagered on the horses on all tracks last year. That was a lot of money but it was no record ... Mellie Weaver is ample proof that a really busy person can always find time to be of service to Anaheim and Anaheimers ... Adolf Schopee could tell you that Kwikset is a new concern as far as years are concerned, but is it manned by men and women who are proud to be part of the team. A satisfied employee is a good employee. QUIZZICALLY — Anaheimers are an inquisitive lot. They ask many of the same historical questions over and over again. Finstance folks seems to be very much interested in Anaheim's first mayor. Max Von Stroble who a Johnson said his bill includes a definition of adult education, a definition of an adult, and would eliminate allocations to school districts for adult education classes in jails, prisons or hospitals, but would not prevent the district from conducting such classes with proper funds. Marine Jailed For Reckless Driving, Escape Everett Irvin Tanner, El Toro marine, was jailed at 2:30 a.m. Saturday by Santa Ana police on a charge of reckless driving and escape after he had returned to the scene of his crime, according to Santa Ana police. Office's investigating a traffic collision at Fourth and Garfield sts., at 2:30 a.m., stopped Tanner when he drove up at a reckless pace, they said. He refused to sign a ticket and demanded to be taken to headquarters. They told him to turn his car around and be ready. Instead, he disappeared on Garfield st. Officers pursued but he turned off his lights and they couldn't find him. So roadblocks were established about the area. Shortly afterward, Tanner reappeared at the scene of the accident and remarked innocently "It's dark waiting up on that street and I didn't want to stay there." "We'll take you where you'll be safe," said the officer. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E Broadway Anaheim PHONE 4105 QUIZZICALLY — Anaheimers are an inquisitive lot. They ask many of the same historical questions over and over again. First-time folks seems to be very much interested in Anaheim's first mayor, Max Von Stroble who a major in the German revolution and fought along side of Carl Schurtz and Fritz Siegel in 1848. He was one of the first advocates of Orange county—only he proposed to call it Anaheim county. He was one of the first to drill for oil in Brea, and even tried to sell Catalina island ... Moses Langley Wickes of Mississippi was another colorful figure in early-day Anaheim. He practiced law until 1878 when he moved to Los Angeles to become a real estator ... Hypolite Cahen operated a general store in Anaheim in 1885 ... One of the biggest early day controversies came from the naming of Euclid ave., in honor of the gentleman who was in on founding of Ontario. "What did Mr. Euclid ever do for Anaheim? more than one old timer has asked. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Jan. 14. 21, 28. Feb. 4. 1953) No. A-22342 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF HALLIE V. CHANDLER; DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against, the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his or her place of business, to-wit: 607 Bank of America Building Anaheim, California within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated January 12, 1953. EMBREE B. HOUTS Executor of the Estate of said decedent. McPADDEN, TURNER & OWENS By CLAUDE M. OWENS Attorneys for Executor. NOW! Read the Used Car Ads! "Orange County's Pioneer Newspaper" ANAHEIM MORNING GAZETTE Read in 93% of Anaheim Homes Classified Rates Per Line 1 line, 1 time ..... 20c 1 line, 3 times ..... 40c 1 line, 5 times ..... 60c 1 line 1 mo. ..... 1.75 Card of Thanks ..... 1.00 In. Memoriam ..... 1.00 Display Classified Rates on Request Deadline for copy corrections, or cancellations 5:30 p.m. day previous to 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 advertisement. THE WANT AD.NUMBER - 2206 RESULTS!— with ANAHEIM GAZETTE Class Employment Employment Help Wanted—Male 12 Help Wanted—Male 18 BOYS WANTED FOR MORNING DELIVERY PAPER ROUTES Earn Extra Cash for the things you want, while you learn your first step in business management SEE DON YOUNG CIRCULATION MANAGER ANAHEIM GAZETTE YOUNG MAN WANTED, who is looking for more than a job. National consumer finance organization offers unusual opportunity for executive career to high school graduate 22-35, with pleasing personality, ambition, aggressiveness and ability to meet the public. Experience in contact work desirable. Automobile a requirement. Good starting salary, rapid advancement ahead for right man. Apply at Commonwealth Loan Company, 277 E. Center St., Anaheim. Real Estate Sales Houses for Sale 27 2—HOUSES ON BIG LOT SPACIOUS 5 room home, fireplace and furnace, h.w. floors, close in nice location. Plus one br. stucco home in nice condition, h.w. floors. $12,600. 3-br. new ranch type home, fireplace & forced heat, h.w. floors, tile bath and kitchen, big lot in area of nice homes, $13,000. 2-br. home, 4 yrs. old, unit heat, tile bath, feathered yard, enclosed Merchandise Refrigerators, Freezers PHILCO REFRIGERATOR 1953It's that big 11 cu. ft. delux model with 80 lb. freezer chest. Nice meat chiller, adjustable shelves & place for butter, egg & bottles. Also has 2 all porcelain crispers for vegetables. It a buy—used 2 mos. Can have for contract balance. No money down if you can take payment of $13.43 per mo. See at A & B Appliance, 220 S. Main, Santa Ana, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. or Ph. Kimberly 3-7201. BALLMAN'S WAREHOUSE SALE 30 BRAND NEW FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 5 Yr. Factory Warranty USE YOUR CREDIT AT BALLMAN'S Appliances & Televisions 122 W. Broadway ANAHEIM—5703 Open Mon & Fri til 9 p.m. To Place an Anaheim Gazette Want Ad A courteous helpful want ad taker is ready to help you preparing fast action result producing ad Just Dial 2206 WILL PAY! ! Read the Car Ads looking for more than a job. National consumer finance organization offers unusual opportunity for executive career to high school graduate 22-35, with pleasing personality, ambition, aggressiveness and ability to meet the public. Experience in contact work desirable. Automobile a requirement. Good starting salary, rapid advancement ahead for right man. Apply at Commonwealth Loan Company, 277 E. Center St., Anaheim. Help Wanted—Female 14 GIRLS! Looking for a Good Job? Work for Pacific Telephone Good money helps make a job good, but there's more to it than that. With Pacific Telephone you get good pay from day you start. You're paid while you learn and receive scheduled increases regularly. As a Telephone Operator: You'll be working for a company known for good treatment of its people. You'll have a chance to advance and be recognized. You'll associate with congenial people—the kind you'll want as friends. However you look at it, a job with Pacific Telephone is a good job. PACIFIC TELEPHONE 265 East Center Street Anaheim Monday through Friday WAITRESS WANTED — Currie's Ice Cream Store, 621 W. Center. Ph. 9061. Announcements Cemetery 1 LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone Lambert 5-1575 Res. Anaheim 3811 Nursery Stock 7 Planters - Ornamentals Flowering plants, roses, fruit trees, garden supplies, fertilizers. GORDON'S NURSERY 512 N. Los Angeles — Ph. 3838 FUSCHIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 5454 We give & redeem Gold Bond Stamps Business Services Houses for Sale 37 2—HOUSES ON BIG LOT SPACIOUS 5 room home, fireplace and furnace, h.w. floors, close in nice location. Plus one br. stucco home in nice condition, h.w. floors, $12,600. 3-br. new ranch type home, fireplace and forced heat, h.w. floors, tile bath and kitchen, big lot in area of nice homes, $13,000. 2-br. home, 4 yrs. old, unit heat, tile bath, fenced yard, enclosed patio, fruit trees, $6,750. 5-rm. home, 7 yrs. old, close in, quiet location. Tile bath, furnace heat, h.w. floors, carpeting L & D rms., fenced yard, $9,500. DUPLEX, 4 rms. each side. Good location, $10,500. TO BUY OR SELL, CALL A.E.ROBERTSON, Realtor 318 W. Center. Ph. 5268 20 Acres Near Delco-Remy plant. Domestic well; % interest in irrigation well; 2 small houses, excellent for subdivision or truck farming. New 2 bedrm., garage on R-2 lot at 905 No. Paulina. $8450, $1500 down payment. MORRIS REALTY 111 No. Los Angeles St. Phs. 3325 or 3092 Best Income Buy 2 new duplex units in fast growing East Anaheim. Each has a 2 bedrm. and 1 bedrm. unit. Either or both for sale at near cost. Good income. Call us for details. LEE SYMONDS, Realtor 1236 E. Center—Ph. 6555 SOLD!!! Through Multiple Listing 843 So. Helena As advertised in the Anaheim Gazette. I need and appreciate good listings. Vera B. Oster REALTOR 709 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim—Ph. 3183 Best in the West! R-3 lot 167 x 110, has everything. Good terms. Move Right In 2 bedrm. partially furn. Low dn. payment. Two 5 ac. tracts together, sewer, water, Garden Grove area, $3,000 A. Terms. Helen Borden McLaine Pickwick Hotel—7817—2133 $1,200 DOWN New 2 bedrm, lawn. R-2 zone. Ph. 5713 after 4 p.m. 5 Yr. Factory Warranty USE YOUR CREDIT AT BALLMAN'S Appliances & Televisions 122 W. Broadway ANAHEIM—5703 Open Mon. & Fri.'til 9 p.m. Washers 4 BENDIX Automatic Washers Special $199.95 LANGSON'S 616 No. Los Angeles ANAHEIM THOR Automatic Washer Reg. 299.95 Special $249.95 LANGSON'S 616 No. Los Angeles ANAHEIM A.B.C. Automatic Washer Floor Model Reduced. LANGSON'S 616 No. Los Angeles ANAHEIM Misc.for Sale 4 New & used musical instruments radios, records 25c or 5 for $1 sewing machines, chairs 75c up unpainted furniture, refrigerators, stoves, etc. Call us when selling.AKERMAN EXCHANGE.G309 S.Manchester½blk.West of Grand on Manchester.Ph.B.P.5012 Beauty shop equipment for sale; shop for rent.Ph.60914. L.C.Smith typewriter.excellent condition.Worth $70,sell for $60 cash.twelve W.Center. For Sale new brown dyed Russian squirrel cape.Reas.Ph.5066. 45-A Swap What have you to swap for—new & used lawnmowers, antique clocks, shoe skates,tennis rackets,musical dolls,Cushman scooter,ecte 548 So.Los Angeles.Ph7052. Musical Instruments 48 ONE ONLY—Slightly used full 120 base accordion and case.Terms: $17 89 down,$7.63 per month at SHAFER'S (since 1907)421-423 No.Sycamore,Santa Ana.Ph.Kl.2-0672. Ranges.Stoves 46 Planters - Ornamentals Flowering plants, roses, fruit trees, garden supplies, fertilizers. GORDON'S NURSERY 512 N. Los Angeles — Ph. 3838 FUSCHIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTT'S NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 5454 We give & redeem Gold Bond Stamps Business Services Electrical Repairing "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 rewound. "If it has a wire we'll repair it." PHONE 4070 116 N. LOS ANGELES Landscaping ANAHEIM SAND & GRAVEL Dump trucks, sand and soils — Excavating — Phone 3668 111 N. West St. Anaheim TREE PULLING, any kind & size, and disposal. H. E. Slayton, 9852 So. Los Angeles, Ph. 7310. Real Estate Rentals Apts. Unfurnished 30 DUPLEX — Unfurn..1 bedroom, large rooms, picture window, patio, well kept yard cared for. Water paid, on bus line, near stores. $65. Ph. La. 5-6963. La. 5-3256 or see Irene at Anaheim Gazette. Real Estate Sales Income Properties 41 For Sale (Anaheim) Four 2 bedroom units, new construction, stucco, h.w. firs., lot 52 by 146. Income $310. Pr. $31,000. CARL MOCK—KI. 2-1129 R-3 lot 167 x 110, has everything. Good terms. Move Right In 2 bedrm, partially furn. Low dn. payment. Two 5 ac. tracts together, sewer, water, Garden Grove area. $3,000 A. Terms. Helen Borden McLaine Pickwick Hotel—7817—2133 $1,200 DOWN New 2 bedrm, lawn, R-2 zone. Ph. 5713 after 4 p.m. $9,500. 2 br. home. See this one before you buy. 415 N. Olive, Anaheim. ½ ACRE with 3 bedroom new home, located edge of city. Price $14,750. RAY TOZER, Realtor 114 So. Los Angeles. Ph. 3119 39-A Acreage 7¼ acres bare level land, sandy loam good vegetables. Plenty of water. $1,500 per acre. 3 miles of Anaheim. JACKSON or THOMPSON REALTORS 130 S. Los Angeles Ph. 5228 41-A Real Estate Exchange House in exchange for building property. Call after 5 p.m. Anaheim 6403. Ranches, Groves 40 OPPORTUNITY BECKONS! 10 acre productive orange grove on Broadway, 3 min. from Anaheim in Loara School district with 3 B. R. charming home. 1660 sq. ft. 1½ baths, insulated. Potential sub-division property. Priced right. Owner must sell. See and submit. Vera B. Oster REALTOR 709 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim—Ph. 3183 What have you to swap for—new & used lawnmowers, antique clocks, shoe skates, tennis rackets, musical dolls, Cushman scooter, etc 548 So. Los Angeles, Ph 7052. Musical Instruments 48 ONE ONLY—Slightly used full 120 base accordion and case. Terms: $17'89 down, $7.63 per month at SHAFER'S (since 1907) 421-423 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana. Ph.Kl. 2-0672. Ranges, Stoves 46 O'KEEFE & MERRITT range 1952 — it's the big 40" deluxe C.P.all automatic. Has been in storage 1 mo only. Has lamp & clock that turns on and shuts off oven It's the vanishing shelf model, griddle in center, summer burners & separate grillawator broiler & large oven. Paid over $350. Can have for what's left on contract, equity free. No money down if you take payments of $13'91 per mo. See at A & S Appliance, 220 S.Main, Santa Ana 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.or Ph.Kimberly 3-7201. O'KEEFE & MERRITT range 1952 — it's the lift up top model that has steel griddle & simmer burrers. It's C.P.all automatic; also has big oven & grill broiler. Pay cash $129'53 for contract balance, or take payments of $7'79 per mo. No money down, free equity. Has been used 6 weeks & like new See at A & S Appliance 220 S.Main, Santa Ana 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.or Ph.Kimberly 3-7201. For all your Stationery Needs Including Wedding, Professional business, etc. call your local Anaheim Gazette 259 E.Center Phone 2206 Classified Ads Chandise Rators, Freesers 41 D REFRIGERATOR 1953—that big 11 cu. ft. deluxe with 80 lb. freezer chest, meat chiller, adjustable tapes & place for butter, eggs ties. Also has 2 all porcelain dispensers for vegetables. It's used 2 mos. Can have contract balance. No money if you can take payments 8.43 per mo. See at A & Sance, 220 S. Main, Santa Ana, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. or Ph. Kim-3-7201. BALLMAN'S WAREHOUSE SALE BRAND NEW FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Yr. Factory Warranty YOUR CREDIT AT ALLMAN'S liances & Televisions 22 W. Broadway ANAHEIM—5703 Merchandise Plano 49 GREAT JANUARY Clearance Sale. Returned rentals, repossession, trade-ins. Wonderful bargains, easy terms. Every instrument guaranteed. Many just like new. DANZ-SCHMIDT Big Piano Store, 520 No. Main, cor., 6th, Santa Ana. The home of the HAMMOND CHORD OR-GAN. GREAT JANUARY Clearance Sale. Spinet piano. Small size $387 with bench. Another little used spinet, $438. Save $135 on beautiful like new Knabe Spinet. Many other sensational bargains. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. REPOSSESSED. Very high grade spinet piano. Save $181 on this. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. $5 PER MO. rents good used piano. Rent credit allowed on purchase. Let the kiddies learn. DANZ-SCHMIDT Piano Store, Santa Ana, 520 No. Main. RENT a piano or other instrument. $5 per. Fullerton Music, 110 N. Spadra. SPECIAL BUY—lovely 3 months old blond Kimball spinet piano. Save $125 on this. Convenient terms at—SHAFER'S (since 1907) "The Home of Kimball Planos" 421-423 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, Phone Ki. 2-0672. ONE ONLY—rental return, lovely maple spinet piano, like new. Save $75 on this. Convenient terms at—SHAFER'S (since 1907) "Home of the Minahall Electric Organ" 421-423 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, Ph. Ki. 2-0672. FOR THE MUSICIAN: A truly fine upright piano in perfect playing condition. Terms $19.47 Automotive Tires & Accessories 57 ODDS & ENDS CLEARANCE SALE of Popular Brand 100 level tires including Goodrich, U.S. Royal, Firestone, Kelly, Dunlap, Dayton, etc. 15 AND 16 INCH —NO SECONDS— Save as much as 25% on these tires. SPECIAL VALUE! 600x16 GOODYEAR TIRE EXCHANGE 12⁹⁵ (Plus Tax) Shipkey & Pearson TIRE STORES 201 No. Los Angeles ANAHEIM—3403 Used Cars 62 ANAHEIM NASH '52 NASH "Rambler" sta, wagon Yr. Factory Warranty YOUR CREDIT AT ALLMAN'S Biances & Televisions 22 W. Broadway ANAHEIM—5703 Mon. & Fri. 'til 9 p.m. BENDIX Automatic Washers Special $199.95 LANGSON'S 6 No. Los Angeles ANAHEIM THOR Automatic Washer Reg. 299.95 Special $249.95 LANGSON'S 6 No. Los Angeles ANAHEIM A.B.C. Automatic Washer Floor Model Reduced. LANGSON'S 6 No. Los Angeles ANAHEIM R Sale 45 used musical instruments, records 25c or 5 for $1, machines, chairs 75c up. furniture, refrigerators, etc. Call us when AKERMAN EXGE, 6309 S. Manchester, West of Grand on Mantr. Ph. B.P. 5012. shop equipment for sale; or rent. Ph. 60914. smith typewriter, excellent son. Worth $70, sell for sh. 1025 W. Center. new brown dyed Rusquirrel cape. Reas. Ph. Swap save you to swap for—new bed lawnmowers, antique shoe skates, tennis rackmusical dolls, Cushman etc. 548 So. Los AnPh 7052. Instruments 48 ILLY—Slightly used full case accordion and case. $17 89 down, $7 63 per at SHAFER'S (since 421-423 No. Sycamore, Ana. Ph. Ki. 2-0672. Sloves 46 Save $125 on this. Convenient terms at—SHAFER'S (since 1907) "The Home of Kimball Pianos" 421-423 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, Phone Ki. 2-0672. ONE ONLY—rental return, lovely maple spinet piano, like new. Save $75 on this. Convenient terms at—SHAFER'S (since 1907) "Home of the Minshall Electric Organ" 421-423 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, Ph. Ki. 2-0672. FOR THE MUSICIAN: A truly fine upright piano in perfect playing condition. Terms $19.47 down and $8.03 per month at SHAFER'S (since 1907) 421-423 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana, Ph. Ki. 2-0672. H.H. Furniture 52 NANCY WARREN Wallcrest Imperial washable wallpaper. Moade and Sona Paint Store, 150 N. Los Angeles. 6 pc. mahogany hand inlaid crescent shaped china closet. A beautiful dining room set. $79.95 2 wringer washers, white, pump, good shape. $19.95 each. 1 used Sealy orthopedic full size mattress, sold for $69.50, 3 mos. ago. Like new, sterilized, $29.50 7 pc. senior table, dining rm. mahogany. Reg. pr. $299.95, used, $99.50. Several automatic washers, low as $39.95. 1 blond bedrm. vanity & large round mirror, chest & bed. A real bargain at $69.50. Several bunk beds at prices as low as $59.50. 1 platform rocker, $14.95. 2 used table top ranges, installed. $19.95 each. Bank terms—no money down—immediate delivery. 103 S. PALM—PH. 5787 TIP TOP VALUES IN GOOD USED FURNITURE Visit Smith-Reafsnyder's and watch your dollars get you more in price and quality! 3 pc. modern green sectional $79.50; 2 pc. wine bed divan, $69.50; 2 pc. blue mohair living room suite $49.50; 2 pc. green velour living room suite $24.50; walnut drop leaf table $17.50; brown mahogany break front desk $49.50; glass top mahogany coffee table $7.50; 8.3 by 10.6 rug $40; 6 pc walnut dining room set $29.50; bedroom suites from $39.50; dressers from $19; high chairs from $4.95; 4.6 mattresses from $13.95; 3.3 mattresses from $7.50. Shipkey & Pearson TIRE STORES 201 No. Los Angeles ANAHEIM—3403 Used Cars 62 ANAHEIM NASH '52 NASH "Rambler" sta. wagon, O'Drive, weather-eye, radio, clock, turn signals ... $1995 '51 CHEV.Fleetline dlx. 1 owner, R&H,fender skirts ... $1495 '50 NASH 2 dr.,weather-c eye, o'drive ... $1295 '47 CAD.D 4 dr.sed. R&H,bydra, sharp ... $1395 SEE THESE FINE VALUES TODAY ANAHEIM NASH 311 N.Los Angeles St. Anaheim—4858 Open Eve's 'till 8:30 Sat & Sun.'til 5 Bud & Spec's Top Values '51 GHEV.Bel-Air loaded, sharp ... 1895 '50 PONTIAC Station wagon, perfect ... 1995 '48 CADILLAC "62" sedan,a beauty ... 1995 '49 STUDE Comm. 5 pass.coupe ... 1095 '42 PONTIAC sedanette ... 225 '41 CHEV.Clb.cpe. Very sharp ... 465 '41 BUICK Super sedanette... 365 '41 FORD V-8 coupe, sharpie ... 395 '40 CHEV.cpe ... 325 '40 CHEV.sedan ... 295 '39 BUICK sedan ... 225 '37 CHEV.$2 door ... 135 '37 PLYMOUTH sedan ... 125 —TERMS— ACE AUTO SALES 313 S.Los Angeles — Ph, 7453 INSTRUMENTS 48 LY—Slightly used full case accordion and case. $17.89 down, $7.63 per at SHAFER'S (since 421-423 No. Sycamore, Ana Ph. Kl. 2-0672. STOves 46 & MERRITT range 1952 the big 40" deluxe C.P. automatic. Has been in stock only. Has lamp & that turns on and shuts it. It's the vanishing shelf griddle in center, simmer & separate grilllavator & large oven. Paid over Can have for what's left intact, equity free. No down if you take payoff of $13.91 per mo. See at Appliance, 220 S. Main, Ana 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. oramberly 3-7201. & MERRITT range 1952 lift up top model that el griddle & simmer burners C.P. all automatic, also oven & grill broiler. Pay $29.53 for contract balr take payments of $7.79. No money down, free Has been used 6 weeks new See at A & S Ap-220 S. Main, Santa Ana, 6 p.m. or Ph. Kimberly For all your lonery Needs Wedding, Profes-business, etc. call your local neim Gazette 259 E. Center phone 2206 Wanted to Buy 56 WANTED to buy television set for cash. Send price, make and size. Box B. F. 141, Anaheim Gazette. TERMS— ACE AUTO SALES 313 S. Los Angeles — Ph. 7453 JANUARY SPECIALS—at CROWELL'S 1950 OLDS "98" 4 dr. sedan. Here's top value at 2195 1950 OLDS "88" 4 dr. sedan. Fast and economical 1895 1950 PONTIAC 4 dr. sedan, a beauty at only 1795 1949 OLDS "76" Club coupe, very clean throughout 1545 1942 PLYMOUTH Club coupe, a fine small family car 495 MANY OTHERSCROWELL Motor Co., Inc. 252 No. Los Angeles Ph. 5746 Got to sell 1950 Renault car in good shape. 903 W. Center. Cars & Trucks Wanted 65 WANTED: Dodge '50 Coronet 4 dr. sed., low mil. Private party for cash: Phone Ox. 71852