anaheim-gazette 1953-04-30

OBLONG VIEWS (From an Egg-shaped Head) BY WALDO HUNTER This week, this poor, battered column will acknowledge some correspondence. The first is from Miss Lena V. Rowe, 208 S. Chaudina street, who says (in part): "May I, as a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Anaheim, thank you for the open letter to the Rev. Mr. Congdon which you published in your column in the Gazette of April 9. "I'd like to go through your entire letter selecting the true, the kind, and gracious things you said concerning Mr. Congdon and his services..." "Friends from Illinois, Florida, and large cities of California have visited our church and without exception they received such an inspiration and uplift as you have, that they are still wishing they might attend our services regularly. Thank you most kindly for your appreciation and understanding of the services rendered by our beloved pastor in our beloved church. As a former teacher of English and journalism in a large high school in Aurora, Illinois, I feel that I am equipped to speak with authority..." Thank you, Miss Rowe, for your thoughtful and gracious letter. As for my column on the pastor, I would not wash out a word of it, or cancel half a line. Alan LaMont, 130 N. Lemon, also corresponds as follows, and in part: "Re: your column on UNESCO in last week's Gazette: 29TH the BIG the FILM It's OU Sale Starts Tomorrow SAVE..SAVE..SAVE... Tomorrow is "A.S" Day! The Opening Day versary Sale! It's a day we've been placing customers have waited for! For 29 years have looked to Aaron Schultz for furniture and patronage has resulted in our ownership retailer of home furnishings in appreciation of this following... to You" by offering the finest values... tory. Plan to be here early and get yourials in every department! Thank you, Miss Rowe, for your thoughtful and gracious letter. As for my column on the pastor, I would not wash out a word of it, or cancel half a line. Alan LaMont, 130 N. Lemon, also corresponds as follows, and in part: "Re: your column on UNESCO in last week's Gazette: "I am of the old reactionary group of Americans who think this country is still a pretty good place to live in, in spite of all the outside interference. "At one time when Russia was an ally in very good standing with our government, their ambassador De Stolcke had nothing but praise for the American people even with their blunderings, military chaos and political haneuverings. "One of his quotes went something like this: '...this extraordinary American people. Nothing is too difficult for them; if they lack leadership they get along without it...the characteristic of this nation is its confidence in itself, in its destiny, and in its belief that ours 'the best government that God ever saw' will last forever.' "This same self-confidence which USED to be our chief American characteristic, is today in danger of being undermined. Too many people keep telling us how 'dependent' we are on the U.N., our Allies, etc. Those who talk this way render a poor service. To be sure we need Allies and must respect them, but our old time American self-confidence is the most powerful Ally of all. "In future when discussing policies fabricated in a meeting of world minds remember one very important point, America was built into the great power that it is today by self-confident, blundering, politically minded men who had only one thought...ours 'the best government that God ever saw will last Forever.' "P.S. The period that De Stolcke was Ambassador to America was during the Civil War, namely 1863. Even then our problems were much the same as today." Thank you, Mr. LaMont, for your letter. But for the record, let it be remembered that I did not, in the column under discussion, necessarily defend UNESCO or UN. I spoke out against an incipient trend toward thought-control in this country which may customers have waited for! For 29 years have looked to Aaron Schultz for Furniture and patronage has resulted in our ownership retailer of home furnishings in appreciation of this following...to You" by offering the finest values...tory. Plan to be here early and get yourials in every department! ANNIVE LOOK FOR SPECIAL For months we have been working with for this great event. As a result, our med with the greatest "buys" of our history as: Beautiful Sofas at a savings of a hundred at forty percent off...Stunning Upholstery half price...Tables of all kinds...Designing values...Carpets loomed exclusively lars per yard...Bedding bargains that created for this great sale alone; Whatings, you are assured finer quality, greater 29th Anniversary Sale. "P.S. The period that De Stolcke was Ambassador to America was during the Civil War, namely 1863. Even then our problems were much the same as today." Thank you, Mr. LaMont, for your letter. But for the record, let it be remembered that I did not, in the column under discussion, necessarily defend UNESCO or UN. I spoke out against an incipient trend toward thought-control in this country which may one day make it unsafe for us even to say in public that we don't—or do—like the actions of our township supervisor. And when a man can't sit with his feet propped up on the old pot-bellied stove, spit tobacco juice on his bluchers and cuss the administration, then we have lost it, brother; it is gone. The United Nations, spawn of some of the world's most brilliant minds, is a collective effort among the family of nations to prevent wars of global status. It has been in effect scarcely eight years. Such an unprecedented program might take 25, 50, or 100 years to accomplish its aim. Should we not use some charity now, in its embryonic stage, when we pass judgment on its errors? But enough of this. I have stepped beyond the bounds of the status quo, and have been castigated and pilloried for such brashness. From now on this column will stay strictly on non-controversial paths. For instance, next week the subject will be: "Nesting Techniques of the Southern Maryland Tufted Titmouse." (That is a bird). However, in a subsequent column I might again strike out boldly in the face of the inevitable hall of bombast due one who dares touch on things unmentionable and launch into an explanation of why there are more than two of them. (Titmice, that is)." Sensational Price Cuts The early birds will get these values! samples (many are listed at right) at chance to select the distinctive custom-Schultz is famous at less than the price quality. But hurry... all floor sample all sold "as is" and no exchanges, credit TRADITIONAL ... MODERN ... EARL LOOK FOR THE SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY Aaron S 301 W. CENTER ST. the BIGGEST VALUES the FINEST SELECTION It's OUR GREATEST EVER! Tomorrow, 9:30 a.m. WE...SAVE...UP TO 60% The Opening Day of Aaron Schultz' 29th Anniversary we've been planning for ... a day our smart for! For 29 years the homemakers of this area schultz for Furniture of Quality. This confi- was resulted in our becoming the largest single- home furnishings in Southern California. So ... following ... tomorrow we are saying "Thank finest values ... the biggest savings in our his- early and get your share of the savings! Spec- it! For 29 years the homemakers of this area have been Schultz for Furniture of Quality. This configation resulted in our becoming the largest single-home furnishings in Southern California. So... following... tomorrow we are saying "Thank you for your share of the savings! Spectific values...the biggest savings in our hisearly and get your share of the savings! Spectific values! AVERSARY FOR SPECIAL PURCHASES! When working with our manufacturers preparing as a result, our floors and warehouses are jambuys" of our history. You'll find such things a savings of a hundred dollars... Bedroom Sets Stunning Upholstered Chairs at approximately all kinds... Dining Room Furniture at amazloomed exclusively for us to save you five dolling bargains that defy comparison... Values alone; Whatever you need in home furnishner quality, greater savings in Aaron Schultz' CONVENIENT TERMS OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. 12x32 All Wool Carved Wit9x23.8 All Wool Grey Frieze 12x18 All Wool Green Car12x21 All Wool Hi-Low Loo12x29 Green Frieze 9x24.6 Green Velvet 12x26.8 Green Tone on Tone 12x19.6 Hi-Low Loop Wilton 12x20.5 Beige Tone on Tone 12x17.6 Beige Tone on Tone 12x18.4 Rose Frieze 12x13 Grey Leaf Axminster 12x24.6 Lite Green All Wool 12x24.4 Beige All Wool Wilton 11.5x18 Grey Frieze Axminster Broadloom 12' GreAxminster Broadloom 12' RosHardtwist Frieze Broadloom 9' Scroll or Swirl—All Wool Wilton Carved Wilton all Popular ColoHi-Low loop all wool Wilton ... 12x11½ all wool carved Wilton BEDRING 1 only double dresser, mirror, nite stands, lime oak ... 1 only Double Dresser, Mirror 1 only Double Dresser, Mirror, Stands, Walnut ... 1 only Mengel Double Dresser, Nite Stands—lime oak ... 1 only Double Dresser and Mi1 only Maple Bed—full size ... 2 only Maple Nite Stands ... Double Dresser, Mirror, Full or 4-pc. Provincial Bed Set, choice white, fruitwood ... 2 only nationally known foamruMattress, floor sample Special Purchase "Coronation Heavy damask cover" LIVING 1 only 2-piece Sectional custom 1 only custom made—9' modern 1 only wrought iron Love Seat 1 only wrought iron Sofa ... CONVENIENT TERMS OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. Price Cuts on Floor Samples these values! One-and-two-of-a-kind floor ed at right) at ruthless price cuts. Here is your intinctive custom-type furniture for which Aaron less than the price of ordinary, run-of-the-mill all floor samples are subject to prior sale . . . exchanges, credits or approvals! MODERN ... EARLY AMERICAN... PROVINCIAL SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE TAGS John Schultz PHONE ANAHEIM 2144 LIVING 1 only 2-piece Sectional custom 1 only custom made—9’ modern 1 only wrought iron Love Seat 1 only wrought iron Sofa ... 1 only wrought iron Sofa ... 1 only 2-piece modern Sectioncushions ... 1 only modern Club Chair, foam 1 only modern Love Seat ... 1 only modern Sofa ... 1 only provincial Sofa ... 1 only Love Seat—early Ameri 1 only 2-piece Section—early A 2 only large wing-back Chairs, 1 only Sofa—cherry arms ... 1 only double Studio Couch ... 1 only Lawson Love Seat ... 2 only Kroehler 2-piece Living cushions; nylon covered; 1 only crescent shape Kroehler DINING 1 only mahogany China Cabine 1 only mahogany Credenza ... 1 only 8-piece walnut Dining Se 1 only maple Hutch 48" ... 1 only maple Secretary ... 5-piece Chrome Sets—grey, gree Large selection of Drop Leaf Ta mahogany Mahogany Dining Chairs CARPETING Regular Price Sale Price All Wool Carved Wilton; Rose 552.54 342.50 All Wool Grey Frieze 353.82 239.50 All Wool Green Carved Wilton 358.80 219.50 All Wool Hi-Low Loop Wilton: Peach 406.00 289.50 Green Frieze 384.73 279.50 Green Velvet 238.80 141.65 Green Tone on Tone Carved Wilton 500.85 299.50 Hi-Low Loop Wilton 383.50 259.50 CARPETING All Wool Carved Wilton; Rose ... 552.54 All Wool Grey Frieze ... 353.82 All Wool Green Carved Wilton ... 358.80 All Wool Hi-Low Loop Wilton: Peach ... 406.00 Green Frieze ... 384.73 Green Velvet ... 238.80 Green Tone on Tone Carved Wilton ... 500.85 Hi-Low Loop Wilton ... 383.50 Beige Tone on Tone Carved Wilton ... 403.65 Beige Tone on Tone Axminster ... 395.50 Rose Frieze ... 292.75 Grey Leaf Axminster ... 155.15 Lite Green All Wool Wilton ... 488.40 Beige All Wool Wilton ... 483.40 Grey Frieze ... 295.70 Broadloom 12' Grey, Reg. ... 7.95 Broadloom 12' Rose ... 9.95 Frieze Broadloom 9' 12' 15' Grey, Green, Biege ... 11.50 Swirl—All Wool Wilton tone on tone ... 14.95 Wilton all Popular Colors ... 14.95 Loop all wool Wilton ... 14.95 All wool carved Wilton ... 198.57 BEDROOM FURNITURE Double dresser, mirror, headboard and two bed stands, lime oak ... 149.50 Double Dresser, Mirror and Headboard, seafoam ... 184.00 Double Dresser, Mirror, Headboard and 2 Nite stands, Walnut ... 388.30 Nengel Double Dresser, Mirror, 4/6 Bed, and 2 Nite Stands—lime oak ... 419.50 Double Dresser and Mirror—maple ... 84.50 Maple Bed—full size ... 42.50 Maple Nite Stands ... 44.95 ea. Dresser, Mirror, Full or Twin Bed, mahogany ... 189.50 Provincial Bed Set, choice of three finishes, blue, white, fruitwood ... 200.00 Optionally known foamrubber Box Springs & Mattress, floor sample ... 149.50 Purchase "Coronation Box & Mattress, heavy damask cover ... 100.00 LIVING ROOM FURNITURE Sectional custom made—red... 269.50 Custom made—9' modern Sofa ... 299.50 Brought iron Love Seat ... 82.50 Brought iron Sofa ... 144.50 Brought iron Sofa ... 176.50 LIVING ROOM FURNITURE - Piece Sectional custom made—red. 269.50 199.50 - Custom made—9' modern Sofa 299.50 199.50 - Brought iron Love Seat 82.50 69.50 - Brought iron Sofa 144.50 129.50 - Brought iron Sofa 176.50 149.95 - Piece modern Section—foam rubber cushions 279.50 199.50 - Modern Club Chair, foam rubber 142.50 129.50 - Modern Love Seat 129.50 109.50 - Modern Sofa 274.50 229.50 - Provincial Sofa 299.50 269.50 - Love Seat—early American 204.50 164.50 - Piece Section—early American 319.50 289.50 - Large wing-back Chairs, foam rubber cushions... 139.50 ea. - Sofa—cherry arms 234.50 199.50 - Double Studio Couch 119.50 99.50 - Lawson Love Seat 179.50 154.50 - Kroehler 2-piece Living Room Sets—foam rubber cushions; nylon covered; beige or green 259.50 229.50 - Descent shape Kroehler 2-piece set, beige 289.50 259.50 DINING ROOM FURNITURE - Mahogany China Cabinet 136.50 119.50 - Mahogany Credenza 144.50 129.50 - Piece walnut Dining Set 689.50 449.50 - Maple Hutch 48" 149.50 124.50 - Maple Secretary 89.50 69.95 - Chrome Sets—grey, green, red or yellow 89.50 59.95 Section of Drop Leaf Tables—modern and Mahogany ...69.95 ea.up Dining Chairs ...8.95 ea.up