anaheim-gazette 1953-03-04

Sen. Jenner's Security Committee—Given Tongue-Lashing by Teacher WASHINGTON (UP)—A retired school teacher from New York, who refused to say whether she is a red, gave members of the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee a tongue-lashing Tuesday. She said they used "cloak and dagger" tactics to depict her as a mystery woman in the com-munist underground. "You've assailed my name and blackened my character," she cried, waving her black-gloved hands in the faces of the startled senators. "And I want to say right here and now that I am shocked and indignant at the treatment this committee has given me." The witness was Miss Tima D. Ludins, a former New York high school teacher who was accused in previous testimony of organizing a communist underground in the schools. Chairman Jenner (R-Ind.) accompanied her remarks with his gavel, banging and shouting that she was just supposed to answer questions. He ordered her remarks stricken from the record. Dressed in a tan coat with a gold and white hat cocked on her head, Miss Ludins refused to state whether she is a member of the communist party. She also refused to answer when asked if she had ever attended secret meetings of the party. Jenner's committee is hunting for organized subversion in the nation's schools and colleges. Last October, John Lautner, a self-described former red, told the committee that "Tima" was active in establishing a communist underground among New York City school teachers in 1949. Miss Ludin had several other wrangles with the senators. At one point she declared, "The whole country is going to rise up against this committee, because this is the end of democracy." "You haven't been able to produce one iota of evidence that a child is being indoctrinated with the predecessor of Uncle Sam as the symbolic representative of the American was Brother Jonathan, dating from the Revolution. The term Uncle Sam is said to have originated during the War of 1812." 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Although there was a fire alarm box on the corner the furniture workers fought the blaze themselves for 20 minutes. Only the chance passing of John T. Oakley, acting deputy fire chief, resulted in an alarm. "Had any of them turned in an alarm," Oakley said, "possibly none would have succumbed to the fire." Fire Marshall Martin Scott said acetylene torches in the hands of two iron workers apparently started the blaze. The pair were cutting through the mesh screen of a window to a storeroom crammed with combustible material. Huge glass factory windows, criss-crossed with steel supports, hampered firemen, who could not go in and out through them. A machine operator, Caroline Dobson, 28, told of the lackless woman whose concern for her coat cost her life. "All I could see was fire," Miss Dobson recounted. "When I saw the flames in the back of the building, I picked up my purse and ran with one of the girls who was killed. She would not have been killed if she didn't go back for her coat. We were running down the main floor ramp to the street and she turned to go back for her coat. That's the last I saw of her." The fire raged out of control for two hours and 20 minutes, boosted by dust explosions within the structure. A temporary morgue was set up in a fruit market across the street. A dozen firemen collapsed for lack of oxygen — the blinding flames and choking smoke too much even for their oxygen masks. Michael Rosalsky, owner of the furniture factory, wept on the sidewalk outside, sobbing: "I hope all my girls are out." Bill Encourages Aged to Become Self-Supporting SACRAMENTO (AP)—The assembly social welfare committee Tuesday endorsed a bill it was told would encourage old age pensioners to become self supporting, at least for part of the year. "Aged persons now are in deathly fear that once they get off the pension rolls they'll have trouble getting back on," said Assemblyman Harold K. Levring (Belois). Miss Ludin had several other wrangles with the senators. At one point she declared, "The whole country is going to rise up against this committee, because this is the end of democracy." "You haven't been able to produce one lota of evidence that a child is being indoctrinated with communism," she said. Miss Ludins maintained the committee has "no jurisdiction" in the educational field, contending this was the province of state and local officials. Tax Official Squirms under Senate Probing WASHINGTON (AP)—Donald S. Tydings, a balding tax official, acknowledged palmfly Tuesday that he was buying diamond-studded jewelry for a woman friend at a time he was in trouble over a $3,000 bank loan guaranteed by a man described as a notorious law violator. He also admitted that an explanation he gave federal agents concerning the use of loan money was "figment of imagination." Tydings, 56, a cousin of former U.S. Senator Millard E. Tydings, of Maryland, frequently sat silent or simply muttered, "I don't know." when a house ways and means subcommittee confronted him with repeated inconsistencies in his statements. Tydings, $8,700 a year revenue official, is under investigation by the subcommittee for his activities between 1944 and last December when he was enforcement chief of the alcohol tax division district office in Atlanta, Ga. The subcommittee is investigating political influences on the internal revenue service. Committee Counsel John Tobin referred to a treasury memorandum in which Tydings was reported to his superiors as "having an affair with a former employee" of the Atlanta office. Tydings flatly denied this. He said he knew the woman—he was a friend of her's, and a friend of her family. Under questioning, Tydings said he bought a fur coat, "but not for any employee." He was then asked if he bought the woman a muskrat coat for Christmas, 1945, from J. P. Allen Co., of Atlanta. In an almost inaudible voice, Tydings said: "I didn't buy her a coat. I gave for organized subversion in the nation's schools and colleges. Last October, John Lautner, a self-described former red, told the committee that "Tima" was active in establishing a communist underground among New York City school teachers in 1849. Miss Ludin had several other wrangles with the senators. At one point she declared, "The whole country is going to rise up against this committee, because this is the end of democracy." "You haven't been able to produce one lota of evidence that a child is being indoctrinated with communism," she said. Miss Ludins maintained the committee has "no jurisdiction" in the educational field, contending this was the province of state and local officials. Tax Official Squirms under Senate Probing WASHINGTON (AP)—Donald S. Tyddings, a balding tax official, acknowledged palmfly Tuesday that he was buying diamond-studded jewelry for a woman friend at a time he was in trouble over a $3,000 bank loan guaranteed by a man described as a notorious law violator. He also admitted that an explanation he gave federal agents concerning the use of loan money was "figment of imagination." Tydings, 56, a cousin of former U.S. Senator Millard E. Tyddings, of Maryland, frequently sat silent or simply muttered, "I don't know." when a house ways and means subcommittee confronted him with repeated inconsistencies in his statements. Tydings, $8,700 a year revenue official, is under investigation by the subcommittee for his activities between 1944 and last December when he was enforcement chief of the alcohol tax division district office in Atlanta, Ga. The subcommittee is investigating political influences on the internal revenue service. Committee Counsel John Tobin referred to a treasury memorandum in which Tyddings was reported to his superiors as "having an affair with a former employee" of the Atlanta office. Tydings flatly denied this. He said he knew the woman—he was a friend of her's, and a friend of her family. Under questioning, TydINGS said he bought a fur coat, "but not for any employee." He was then asked if he bought the woman a muskrat coat for Christmas, 1945, from J. P. Allen Co., of Atlanta. In an almost inaudible voice, TydINGS said: "I didn't buy her a coat. I gave for organized subversion in the nation's schools and colleges. Last October, John Lautner, a self-described former red, told the committee that "Tima" was active in establishing a communist underground among New York City school teachers in 1849. Miss Ludin had several other wrangles with the senators. At one point she declared, "The whole country is going to rise up against this committee, because this is the end of democracy." "You haven't been able to produce one lota of evidence that a child is being indoctrinated with communism," she said. Miss Ludins maintained the committee has "no jurisdiction" in the educational field, contending this was the province of state and local officials. Tax Official Squirms under Senate Probing WASHINGTON (AP)—Donald S. Tyddings, a balding tax official, acknowledged palmfly Tuesday that he was buying diamond-studded jewelry for a woman friend at a time he was in trouble over a $3,000 bank loan guaranteed by a man described as a notorious law violator. He also admitted that an explanation he gave federal agents concerning the use of loan money was "figment of imagination." Tydings, 56, a cousin of former U.S. Senator Millard E. Tyddings, of Maryland, frequently sat silent or simply muttered, "I don't know." when a house ways and means subcommittee confronted him with repeated inconsistencies in his statements. Tydings, $8,700 a year revenue official, is under investigation by the subcommittee for his activities between 1944 and last December when he was enforcement chief of the alcohol tax division district office in Atlanta, Ga. The subcommittee is investigating political influences on the internal revenue service. Committee Counsel John Tobin referred to a treasury memorandum in which Tyddings was reported to his superiors as "having an affair with a former employee" of the Atlanta office. Tydings flatly denied this. He said he knew the woman—he was a friend of her's, and a friend of her family. Under questioning, TydINGS said he bought a fur coat, "but not for any employee." He was then asked if he bought the woman a muskrat coat for Christmas, 1945, from J. P. Allen Co., of Atlanta. In an almost inaudible voice, TydINGS said: "I didn't buy her a coat. I gave for organized subversion in the nation's schools and colleges. Last October, John Lautner, a self-described former red, told the committee that "Tima" was active in establishing a communist underground among New York City school teachers in 1849. Miss Ludin had several other wrangles with the senators. At one point she declared, "The whole country is going to rise up against this committee, because this is the end of democracy." "You haven't been able to produce one lota of evidence that a child is being indoctrinated with communism," she said. Miss Ludins maintained the committee has "no jurisdiction" in the educational field, contending this was the province of state and local officials. Tax Official Squirms under Senate Probing WASHINGTON (AP)—Donald S. Tyddings, a balding tax official, acknowledged palmfly Tuesday that he was buying diamond-studded jewelry for a woman friend at a time he was in trouble over a $3,000 bank loan guaranteed by a man described as notorious law violator. He also admitted that an explanation he gave federal agents concerning the use of loan money was "figment of imagination." Tydings, 56, a cousin of former U.S. Senator Millard E. Tyddings, of Maryland, frequently sat silent or simply muttered, "I don't know." when a house ways and means subcommittee confronted him with repeated inconsistencies in his statements. Tydings, $8,700 a year revenue official, is under investigation by the subcommittee for his activities between 1944 and last December when he was enforcement chief of the alcohol tax division district office in Atlanta, Ga. The subcommittee is investigating political influences on the internal revenue service. Committee Counsel John Tobin referred to a treasury memorandum in which Tyddings was reported to his superiors as "having an affair with a former employee" of the Atlanta office. Tydings flatly denied this. He said he knew the woman—he was a friend of her's, and a friend of her family. Under questioning, TydINGS said he bought a fur coat, "but not for any employee." He was then asked if he bought the woman a muskrat coat for Christmas, 1945, from J. P. Allen Co., of Atlanta. In an almost inaudible voice, TydINGS said: "I didn't buy her a coat. I gave for organized subversion in the nation's schools and colleges. Last October, John Lautner, a self-described former red, told the committee that "Tima" was active in establishing a communist underground among New York City school teachers in 1849. Miss Ludin had several other wrangles with the senators. At one point she declared, "The whole country is going to rise up against this committee, because this is the end of democracy." "You haven't been able to produce one lota of evidence that a child is being indoctrinated with communism," she said. Miss Ludins maintained the committee has "no jurisdiction" in the educational field, contending this was the province of state and local officials. Tax Official Squirms under Senate Probing WASHINGTON (AP)—Donald S. Tyddings, a balding tax official, acknowledged palmfly Tuesday that he was buying diamond-studded jewelry for a woman friend at a time he was in trouble over a $3,000 bank loan guaranteed by a man described as notorious law violator. He also admitted that an explanation he gave federal agents concerning the use of loan money was "figment of imagination." Tydings, 56, a cousin of former U.S. Senator Millard E. Tyddings, of Maryland, frequently sat silent or simply muttered, "I don't know." when a house ways and means subcommittee confronted him with repeated inconsistencies in his statements. Tydings, $8,700 a year revenue official, is under investigation by the subcommittee for his activities between 1944 and last December when he was enforcement chief of the alcohol tax division district office in Atlanta, Ga. The subcommittee is investigating political influences on the internal revenue service. Committee Counsel John Tobin referred to a treasury memorandum in which Tyddings was reported to his superiors as "having an affair with a former employee" of the Atlanta office. Tydings flatly denied this. He said he knew the woman—he was a friend of her's，and a friend of her family. Under questioning, TydINGS said he bought a fur coat，"but not for any employee." He was then asked if he bought the woman a muskrat coat for Christmas，1945，from J. P. Allen Co., of Atlanta. In an almost inaudible voice，TydINGS said: "I didn't buy her a coat. I gave for organized subversion in the nation's schools and colleges. Last October，John Lautner，a self-described former red， told the committee that "Tima" was active in establishing a communist underground among New York City school teachers in 1849. Miss Ludin had several other wrangles with the senators. At one point she declared，"The whole country is going to rise up against this committee，because this is the end of democracy." "You haven't been able to produce one lota of evidence that a child is having indoctrinated with communism," she said. Miss Ludins maintained the committee has "no jurisdiction" in the educational field，contending this was the province of state and local officials. Tax Official Squirms under Senate Probing WASHINGTON (AP)—Donald S. Tyddings，a balming tax official，acknowledged palmfly Tuesday that he was buying diamond-studded jewelry for a woman friend at a time he was in trouble over a $3，000 bank loan guaranteed by a man described as notorious law violator. He also admitted that an explanation he gave federal agents concerning the use of loan money was "figment of imagination." Tydings，56，a cousin of former U.S. Senator Millard E. Tyddings，of Maryland，frequently sat silent or simply muttered，"I don't know." when a house ways and means subcommittee confronted him with repeated inconsistencies in his statements. Tydings，$8，700 a year revenue official，is under investigation by the subcommittee for his activities between 1944 and last December when he was enforcement chief of the alcohol tax division district office in Atlanta，Ga. The subcommittee is investigating political influences on the internal revenue service. Committee Counsel John Tobin referred to a treasury memorandum in which Tyddings was reported to his superiors as "having an affair with a former employee" of the Atlanta office. Tydings flatly denied this. He said he knew the woman—he was a friend of her's，and a friend of her family. Under questioning，TydINGS said he bought a fur coat，"but not for any employee." He was then asked if he bought the woman a muskrat coat for Christmas，1945，from J. P. Allen Co., of Atlanta. In an almost inaudible voice，TydINGS said: "I didn't buy her a coat. I gave for organized subversion in the nation's schools and colleges. 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BALLMAN'S Appliances & Television 122 WEST BROADWAY—5703 (Across from Post Office) Washers 44 Sell for % original cost, beautiful fully grained cedar chest, faucets; large good condition Age from 17 to 70 Experience Not Essential See Don Young At The Anaheim Gazette 259 East Center St. Anaheim, Four to Five O'Clock Afternoons on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday RESIDENT representative wanted by Montgomery Ward to sell our new line of vacuum cleaners. Liberal commission. Write or phone Mr. Lascale, c/o Montgomery Ward, Santa Ana for interview. Kl. 2-6701. INSTALLERS of TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT WESTERN ELECTRIC CO. Installation Dept. Experienced or Directly Related Experience High School Graduate Men 18 to 26 Bring Birth Certificate And Discharge Papers WHEN APPLYING AT Calif. State Dept. of Employment 701 N. Flower, Santa Ana Mon. to Fri. Inclusive 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Help Wanted—Female 14 YOUNG WOMEN Jobs now open for Telephone Operators Long-term Complete training Good pay Other advantages — Apply — 265 East Center Street Anaheim Mon. through Fri. CUSTOM BUILT 2 br. plus den, covered patio, 1420 sq. ft., fireplace, furnace, 1/4 baths, large lot with fruit trees & sprinkling system. Just completed. 640 Carleton. Call us to see this one. OPPORTUNITY Bus. location, 710 W. Center. Near City Park 1650 ft. of craftsmanship. Beautiful. Will delight the sensitive soul. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. Owner leaving city. $21,000. Also will sell furnished. Beautiful Country Estates Have 2 such properties nearly new. Built by owners. Delightful setting with approx. 1 acre & 2½ acres. $15,500, and $22,000. You will be pleased. Nichols Realty 109 N. West St. Ph. 2302 LUCKY LISTINGS We Have—You Fix 2 bedroom home—large fireplace—necess a paint brush, hammer and a saw. $5,000. We Have—You Build Several excellent building lots that are restricted from 1100 to 1300 square foot homes. We Have—Redwood Villa 2 bedrooms — hardwood floors title—2 car garage—picture window—it's a honey. We Have—Estate New 3 bedroom—select floors—breezeway—2 car garage—5 acres of Valenclas. Let us show you this beautiful home. Stephen & Roberts REALTORS 108 West Broadway Phone 4694 or 3832 OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Benjamin Franklin School dist. 3 bedrm, home in excellent S.W. neighborhood. Lge. iv. rm. wall paper & classic paint decorating Fenced yard. r.H.A. financing. Pr. $12,350. $2500 Down N. W. Sec. Beautiful new 2 bedrm, & den. Fireplace, large kitchen, 1300 sq. feet. 2 car gar. Restricted area. Call for details. 9 Unit Motel with brand new home & office. Lots of room to expand On major miray. Owner leaving city. Priced to sell. Vera B. Oster REALTOR 709 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim—Ph. 3183 Your old refrigerator will make down payment. BALLMAN'S Appliances & Television 122 WEST BROADWAY—5703 (Across from Post Office) Washers Sell for % original cost, beautifully grained cedar chest, famous make; large, good condition. See between noon and 7 p.m., daily this week. White house in front of Freeway Trailer Park, 10894 Manchester, Hi-way 101. Two miles south of Anaheim. CARLOAD PRICE BENDIX AGITATOR AUTOMATIC WASHER NOTHING DOWN $3.00 PER WEEK LANGSON'S 616 No. Los Angeles St. Automatic Washers PRICED AT ONLY FULL PRICE $239.00 EASY TERMS We Sell Only Leading National Brands BALLMAN'S Appliances & Television 122 WEST BROADWAY—5703 (Across from Post Office) Miscellaneous for Rent 45-A HAVING guests? Rent a rollaway bed, medical Appliance Co., 124 E. Center, Animeau. FAMOUS RelaxAcizor complete with 6 pads, vest and racial pads, trave no turner use for it. New condition; cheap at $120. Phone Anaheim (853). Misc.for Sale 45 New & used musical instruments, radios, records 25c or 5 for $1, sewing machines, enclosures 75c up, unpainted furniture, refrigerators, stoves, etc. Call us when seizing. A KERMAN EXCHANGE, 6309 S. Manchester, 92 ok West of Grand on Manchester. Ph.B.P. 5012. DRESSER AND NIGHT STAND — 026-A SABINA ST. NANCY WARREN Wallcrest imperial wasnable wainpaper, Meade and Sons Paint Store, 150 N. Los Angeles. FOR FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT AS STRUCTION WORKERS STARTING SALARIES, UNTITLED OPPORTUNITIES, PAID HOLIDAYS, US ALLOWANCES, QUALITY PROTECTION, STEADY WORK. COME TO First Street, Santa Ana through Friday from 8 am to 5 p.m. HERN COUNTIES AS COMPANY ACHINISTS don't you work in the Orange County? WORTHROP Anaheim Div. Needs MACHINE Machinists MACHINE Operators WORTHROP Anaheim Div. Orangethorpe Anaheim, Calif. for Telephone Operators Long-term Complete training Good pay Other advantages — Apply — 265 East Center Street Anaheim Mon. through Fri. PACIFIC TELEPHONE WAITRESS—Curries Ice Cream, 621 W. Center, Anaheim 9061. Help Wanted M or F 15 SALESMEN and saleswomen, $80 per-wk. and up. Finest opportunity. Full or part time. Call Kempthorne, KI 3-8295. Attentions Wanted M or F 16 Now emp. young college man desires to locate in vicinity. Experienced office and sales position. Ph. 2301. Financial Real Estate Loans 25 WILL BUY 1st & 2nd trust deeds, chattel mortgages, contracts. R. E. Rodge, ph. 7221—116 S. Los Angeles St. Rooms and Board Hotel Rooms 28 MALDEN ARMS Hotel. Reasonable weekly rates. 201 W. Wilshire, Fullerton. La. 59149. Real Estate Rentals 31-A—Apt. Furn or Unfurn. Furn. & Unfurn. 1 bedrm. apts., adults only. $45 & $48 mo. 10645 Stanton Ave., Stanton. For all your Stationery Needs Including Wedding, Professional, business, etc. call your local Anaheim Gazette 259 E. Center Phone 2206 INDUSTRIAL LOCATION M-1 zone with railroad siding. 125 x 125 ft Price $12,500. NICHOLS REALTY 109 N. West St. Ph. 2302 Lots for Sale 39 10 BIG CHOICE R-I Residential Lots Located on South Clemente & Dickel Streets. No thru traffic. Pressing need for cash demands these lots sell. Only $2,000 Each Utilities in and streets paved. For information phone Art Shipkey 4630, or LaVerne Roquet 2254. Real Estate Wanted 42 Cash Buyer wants country home with one to five acres. State price and location. Nichols Realty 109 N. West St. Ph. 2302 AKERMAN'S EXCHANGE Thor gladiron ironer, works like new $19.50; I toledo store scale $22.50; Dayton store scale $22.50; Baby scale $6.00; 1-12-gauge shovelnut $1.50; Wood latte $9.90; Door furnace $4.50; gas heaters, your choice $5.00; electric heaters & hot plates $1.00 up; Gas range $29.50; Solid maple desk $24.50; Maple 4 drawer chest $14.50; dressers, limited quantity $7.50; 4 used ood springs $2.00 each; Bed complete $8.90; New Manitex rugs, xx12 $6.75; Used refrigerator, excellent condition $9.90; Ice boxes 50c and up; Used lawnmowers $2.50 up; New regular $29.50 lawnmowers $19.95; New heavy duty water hose, limited quantity, 25 ft.$2.25, 30 ft.$3.95; Record cabinet $2.50; New & used records $1.25 doz.; New record albums, while they last, $1.00 ca.; R.C.A. late table model radio & phonograph combination $27.50; New guitars $9.50 and $12.50; Used guitars $7.50 and $6.50; A large stock of musical supplies for all instruments at reduced prices; Good well built boat $45.00; We have a large assortment of new and used goods too numerous to mention at a real savings. Come in and see no obligation. AKERMAN'S EXCHANGE 6309 Manchester—½ block West of Grand Ave. BUENA PARK—PM. 5012 Classified Ads Estate Sales State Wanted 42 Good Listings Wanted! Acreage, multiple dwellhome property, bldg. lots. Price is Right—We Can Sell It. SON or THOMPSON Realtors Los Angeles. Ph. 5228. Handise Mortors. Freecers 43 AIRE refrigerator 1953, the big one that has freezer meat chiller, & crisper vegetables and all steel its. It's the one that has ins in the door. Can have it contract balance of $188.79 take payments of $9.53 month. See at A & S Ape., 220 S. Main, Santa Ana to 6 p.m. or ph. Kimberly 2201. Refrigerators NEW LOW PRICES cu. ft. $199.95 Up AIRE, PHILCO, NORGE MONTHS TO PAY old refrigerator will take down payment. BALLMAN'S Appliances & Television WEST BROADWAY—5703 (ross from Post Office) Merchandise Ranges, Stoves 46 GAFFERS & SATTLER range 1952—it's C.P. all automatic with lamp & clock, all steel griddle for hot cakes or work space. Has big oven & grill broiler. Used only 4 mos. Can have it for unpaid balance of $149.66. Don't pay a cent down just take payments of $8.69 per month. See at A&S Appliance, 200 S. Main, Santa Ana, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. or ph. Kimberly 37201. WEDGEWOOD range, 1952—it's the one that has all automatic burners, lamp & grill, also has simmer burners & that chrome brailer. Used it only 3 mos. Just take it for balance of $129.88. Don't pay me anything, just pay bank $8.08 per month. See at A & S Appliance, 220 S. Main, Santa Ana, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. or ph. Kimberly 3-7201. Musical Instruments 48 LEARN to play for $1.50 a week. Instrument, lesson, music, aptitude test furnished. Fullerton Music, 110 N. Spadra La. 53434. ONE ONLY — slightly used full 120 bass accordion with 4 shifts, case included. Terms— $20.82 down, $8.75 per month at SHAFER'S (since 1907). Ask about our accordion lesson plan. 421-423 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana. Ph.Kl. 2-0672. Music Lessons FREE! with Today's Special Employment Pianos 49 COME IN and play the wonderful Hammond Chord organ. Anyone can play in a few minutes. Danz-Schmidt, 520 N. Main, Santa Ana, home of the Hammond chord organ and Spinet organs. RENT a piano, accordion or band instrument as low as $5 per month with rental to apply or future purchase at SHAFER'S, (since 1907). 421-423 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana. Ph.Kl. 2-0672. RENT A PIANO for practice, $5 per month. All term rent allowed if you buy later. Danz-Schmidt pianos, 520 N. Main, Santa Ana. Used pianos from $85. SMALLEST full 88 keyboard studio piano, perfect condition. Terms, $46.75 down, $18.50 per month at SHAFER'S (since 1907.) "Home of the Kimball Piano," 421-423 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana. Ph.Kl. 2-0672. TV's Supplies 51 TELEVISION—NEW '53 21" Screen PRICED FROM $219.95 Up All nationally leading brands—R. C.A., PHILCO, HOFFMAN, ADMIRAL, ZENITH, DUMONT, SYLVANIA. BALLMAN'S Appliances & Television 122 WEST BROADWAY—5703 (Across from Post Office) Music Lessons FREE! with Today's Special GUITAR $16.95 BARGAIN PRICES in our Music Instrument Department • RADIOS • GUITARS • VIOLINS • UKELELES • MANDOLINS • ACCORDIANS • MOUTH HARPS Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Trade Here and Save. NORMAN'S JEWELRY 223 W. Center St. ANAHEIM. Pianos SPINET PIANO. Repossessed. Save almost $250. Just like new. High grade. Another beautiful little spinet, almost new $387. Spinet, rented 6 months, perf., $491. Baby Grand. Wonderful condition. Famous make, $585. Also one for $495. Small studio piano. Tone and case good as new, $365. Many other gorgeous bargains. Easy terms on all. These are the best bargains we have ever had. Danz-Schmidt big piano store. Almost 100 pianos. 520 N. Main, corner 6th, Santa Ana. TRADE your old piano on wonderful new television. Highest price allowed. We buy used pianos for cash also. Danz-Schmidt, Santa Ana, 520 North Main. STEINWAY GRAND. A prize. Save over $1000. Also a wonderful Mason and Hamlin and a Baldwin Grand. Many others. Always 100 pianos. Danz-Schmidt big piano store, Santa Ana, 520 N. Main. Knabe pianos. PRICED FROM $219.95 Up All nationally leading brands—R. C. A., PHILCO, HOFFMAN, ADMIRAL, ZENITH, DUMONT, SYLVANIA. BALLMAN'S Appliances & Television 122 WEST BROADWAY—5703 (Across from Post Office) Repossessed 21" Hoffman TV console. Pick up mo. payments of $17.99. Save $78.93. Langson's T.V., 616 No. Los Angeles, Anaheim 3303. 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 monarch 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 by 10.6 rug $40; 6 pc. walnut dining room set $29.50; bedroom suites from $39.50; dressers from $18; high chairs from $4.95; 4.6 mattresses from $13.95; 3.3 mattresses from $7.50; maple dresser with mirror $24.50; 3 pc. blue & gray chrome dinette set $19.50; large size gas heaters from $3.75; Servol refrigerators from $79.50. SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. ANAHEIM 151 No. Los Angeles — Free Parking in Rear— TAKE OVER payments, mod. liv.rm. furniture; 21" TV. 1934 E.Center. SECTIONAL liv.rm.set; 9 x 15 Axm.rug and pad. 619 Hawthorne. Automotive Automotive Used Cars Used Cars STEINWAY GRAND. A prize. Save over $1000. Also a wonderful Mason and Hamlin and a Baldwin Grand. Many others. Always 100 pianos. Danz-Schmidt big piano store, Santa Ana, 520 N. Main. Knabe pianos. Automotive Used Cars 62 Used Cars 62 SPRING CLEARANCE SALE 3—1952 Chevrolets—Company cars, low mileage, substantially reduced. 1951 Chevrolet 4 dr. sedan R&H, Powerglide 1845 1951 Chevrolet Clb. Cpe. One Owner, Sharp 1595 1951 Ford "6" R. & H. 11,000 actual miles 1595 1950 Pontiac 2 dr. Sedan Hydramatic. R&H, low mileage, exceptionally clean 1795 1950 Chevrolet Fleetline 2 dr. R&H, A real buy 1395 1949 Dodge Coronet 4 dr. sed. gyromatic R&H, a very clean car 1395 1949 Plymouth 4 dr. sedan. The Best Buy in Town 1195 1948 Chevrolet 1½ ton Truck 995 1947 Ford 1 ton panel, new paint 795 1949 Studebaker ¼·ton Pickup 1095 Many others to choose from CONE BROS. CHEVROLET 215 No. Los Angeles — Anaheim 2215 REMEMBER! You can get a Card of Thanks or In Memoriam for only $1.00. Call 2206 for information. Trucks, Trailers, Buses 63 1949—¼ ton Intl. Pick-up truck. Clean runs like new. 18,000 actual miles. $845.00. 6309 Manchester, or ph. 5012, Buena Park.