anaheim-gazette 1953-08-13

BUY OR SELL-- GET FAST ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchel, President Max Besler, Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuchel Secretary- Treasurer Publishers of ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 ORANGE COUNTY GAZETTE Anaheim Gazette Theodore B. Kuchel, Publisher Leonard Kreldt, City Editor G. E. "Andy" Mellen, Adw Manager Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Phone 2206. Entered as second class mail matter under the Act of March 3, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: 50c per month by carrier or $5 per year by carrier or mall. SOLD! Only ONE appearance in the classified section of the Gazette was needed to find a buyer. Relax-A-Cizor for sale. Cost $150 new. Take $75. No further use for it. See after 5 p.m.-705 N. East st. SIMILAR State Utility Property Assessed At More Than Two Billion Dollars SACRAMENTO — Assessments for local taxation of the physical properties of the State's 178 railroad, gas and electric, telephone and telegraph, express and pipe line companies amount to $2,147,231,000 this year if the action taken by the State Board of Equalization is not modified during the two weeks in which companies may file protests. These assessed values will produce around $115,000,000 of taxes for expenditure by counties, cities, school districts, and other units of local government, according to William G. Bonelli, chairman of the State Board of Equalization. Added to the assessed values determined by the 58 county assessors, the State Board's assessments of these utility properties will bring the total tangible property tax base to approximately $17,153,000,000—an increase better than a billion dollars over last year's $16,107,000,000 based on State-assessed utility values were 9½% higher this year than in 1952, while aggregate county assessed values rose 6.2%. Utility values were 9½% higher this year than in 1952, while aggregate county assessed values rose 6.2%. The utility roll increased in every county of the State locally assessed values decrease slightly in six counties wherepletion of timber or oil resource adversely affected land values. In Orange county, state-assessed values rose 17% to $35,107,000 a county-assessed values rose 3.4% to $499,715,000. The total tangible property base is $334,880,000 as compared with $518,415,000 last year. Gas and electric properties count for a very large part of utility assessments. They appear on the board rolls at values taling $1,208,647,000—nearly 1 more than last year's figure. No largest group is the telephone and telegraph companies, with an assessed value of $531,898,000 compared with $479,694,000 in 1952. Railroad values total $372,282,000 this year are $20,454,000 higher than in 1952. Ten companies account for 90% of the Board's tangible property assessments. P.G. & E., largest HORSE MEAT KENNEL-PAK (BEEF and CHICKEN) Guaranteed Singers Pets and Supplies Anaheim Pet Shop E. E. McHENRY 261 E. Center St.—Anaheim 4650 ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR ONE DAY SERVICE Phone Anaheim 3296 252 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Is Your Best Protection Against SUMMER SUN "Buy It Where It's Made" All kinds for all purposes — we mix for any need. LUND and SONS Company 1120 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim — Phone Anaheim 3312 NOW A GAS DISPOSABLE NEW SILENT Calcina disposes of food scraps, papers, vacuum clean NEW SILENT Calcina disposes of food scraps, papers, vacuum clean ✓ A beautiful white enamel an- ✓ Can be installed in your kitor out of doors ( ✓ It's noiseless, automatic ✓ Used by over 500,000 home The easiest way to dispose of garbage and all burnable waste is with gas. The new automatic Calcina rator lets you wrap it...drop it ...forget it! The Gas Calcinator does away with smelly garbage cans, backyard incinerators, breeding places for insects and rodents. The Calcinator operates without moving parts, without noise, without objectionable smoke or odor because a tiny gas flame does SEE CALCINATOR AT TH Adams & Holm 830 West Main Street Pasadena, California Bob's 506 North Anah Bowles Electric & Hardware J. B. Edmon 154 Del Mar San Claremont, California James H. Russell & Sons 2139 South Main St. Santa Ana, California SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Live better, spend less with NET FAST RESULTS!...with GAZETTE Assessed Mon Dollars Tax base to approximately $33,000,000—an increase of 9½% higher this year than in 1952, while aggregate county- assessed values rose 6.2%. The y values were 9½% higher near than in 1952, while ag-县 county- assessed values 5.2%. The utility roll increas- every county of the State; y assessed values decreased by six counties where de- en of timber or oil resources rarely affected land values. Orange county, state-assessed rose 17% to $35,107,000 and y-assessed values rose by to $499,715,000. The total sale property base is $534,822. compared with $518,415,000 year. and electric properties ac- for a very large part of the assessments. They appear on board rolls at values to $1,208,647,000—nearly 11% than last year's figure. Next group is the telephone andraph companies, with an as- value of $531,898,000 as used with $479,694,000 in Railroad values totaling $82,000 this year are $20,457. higher than in 1952. companies account for 90% Board's tangible properties. P.G. & E., largest of Soul Has Infinite Resources, Says Sunday Lesson That Soul, God, is the source of identity, individuality, substance, and supply is explained and illustrated in the Sunday Lesson-Sermon on "Soul" in all Christian Science churches. This selection from I Chronicles (22:18,19) is the Golden Text: "Is not the Lord your God with you? and hath he not given you rest on every side? . . . Now set your heart and your soul to seek the Lord your God." The Bible Lesson includes this counsel of Jesus from Luke's Gospel (12:22, 30-32). "Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, neither for the body. what ye shall put on . . . For all these things do the nations of the world seek after; and your Father knoweth that ye have need of these things. But rather seek ye the kingdom of God; . . . for it is your Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom." Mary Baker Eddy says in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures": "Soul has infinite resources with which to bless mankind, and happiness would be more readily attained and would be more secure in our keeping, if sought in Soul. Higher enjoyments alone can satisfy the cravings of immortal man" (p. 60). Hobby Show at County Fair Include Variety of Interesting Collections Everything from one of the world's largest collections of mustache cups to a building full of model railroads will be on display at one of Southern California's biggest Hobby Shows featured at Lyman McCray Returning on Philippine Sea Lyman A. McCray, aviation ordnanceman, third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex McCray of 6662 Ball rd., Araheim, and husband of the former Miss Christine Cornelison, daughter of Mrs. Madie Cornelison of 5741 Stantoff ave., Buena Park, will be aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS PHILIPPINE SEA when she returns to the United States after completing her third tour of duty in Korean waters. The ship is scheduled to dock at the San Diego Naval Air Station on Aug. 15. During her nine months Far East operations, the PHILIPPINE SEA racked up an all-time Korean war record of 7,243 combat sorties flown against the enemy. Her planes' round the clock bombardments—struck heavy blows on Communist supply and front line movements, contributing materially toward ending hostilities. the 1953 Orange County fair grounds between Santa Ana and Newport Beach. The collection of mustaches displayed by S. L. Burger Newport Beach, contains handed cups, right-handed Mr. and Mrs. Cups and many kinds of odd and varied decoration. Model railway clubs of county will have a huge ex- showing locomotives with rail cars puffing around mini tracks in a display certain to light the kiddies as well as grownups. An interesting collection of mechanical coin banks will displayed by Gordon Grime Long Beach. Numismatists of the Or- County Con Clubs will have of the Southland's largest selections of rare coins in Bulk No. 1. The Orange Coast Mineral Lapidary Society will fill and building with gem and rock lections, along with a compa-lapidary work shop in action. Thirty-eight troops of the Scouts of America will occur Building No. 5 with interest displays. The world's largest collection four-leaf clovers will be shi- by Echo Moran of Orange and They appear on the board rolls at values of $1,208,647,000—nearly 11% than last year's figure. Next group is the telephone and graph companies, with an as-value of $531,898,000 as used with $479,694,000 in Railroad values totaling $2,020,000 this year are $20,457,000 higher than in 1952. Companies account for 90% of Board's tangible propertyments. P.G. & E., largest of is assessed at $665,950,000; Telephone & Telegrapheny, second largest, at $448. Other members of the big order of size, are Southern California Edison, Southern Pacific California Gas Company, Santa Fe Railroad, Genelephone Company of Cal-Union Pacific, San Diego and Electric, and Southern Gas Company. Included in any of the fore-figures are the values of receiptable and other tax-tangibles. These assets, as-sessed at $94,871,000 by the State Board of Equalization and at $3,276,000,000 by county assessors, will be taxed at the low rate of $1 per $1,000 and will yield $3,370,000 for division among the counties, cities and school districts. Also excluded are the assessed values of sleeping cars, refrigerator cars, and other rolling stock of non-railroad companies. These cars were assessed today by the State Board at $25,378,100. Taxed at last year's state-wide average tax rate of $4.81, they will yield $1,221,511 in taxes, all of which will go to the State's General Fund. BIRTHS Congratulations are in order for Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Tetter, 614 S. Illinois st. They became parents of a son on Sunday. The infant was born in St. Joseph hospital and weighed 7 lbs., 9 oz. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Max Ek, 19753 Esperanza rd. on Sunday. She was born in Fullerton Cottage hospital and weighed 7 lbs. 4½ oz. Lakewood Pilot's Club Entertained By Stanton Couple Forty members of the Pilots' Club of Lakewood were entertained at an informal cocktail party and buffet dinner in the Stanton Lion's club recently by Mr. and Mrs. Julian Porter Black of Hansen Manor. Mrs. Black is immediate past president of the group and is now serving as extension chairman. Especially honored during the evening were co-pilots of the women who are members of this international group of business and professional women, and prospective members who have been invited to join. Serving as co-hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Avery and Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Mead of Lakewood. Acting as a reception committee were Mmes. Gene Nebeker, Edwin Harvey, Leon Benwell, Lynn Hawkins and Richard Hawkins. Mrs. Black's daughter, Mrs. Milton Harris of Whittier, entertained with vocal and guitar numbers. William J. Bolton of Hollywood accompanied Miss Mildred Buehler, vocalist and Robert Karl Lions led group singing. Among the special guests who remained for dancing and card games were Miss Sally Stafford, representing the Lon Charles Connel elementary school in Long Beach, Mrs. Lewis C. McBratney, Stanton Lady Lions president, and Mrs. Kay Paige of the Long Beach Pilot Club. Mrs. Ernest Rutul and Harry Mead won door prizes. Musical Couple Entertains Local Optimist Club No. 1. The Orange Coast Mineralogy Laplidary-Society will fill and building with gem and rock lections, along with a compulsory work shop in action. Thirty-eight troops of the Scouts of America will occupy Building No. 5 with interest display. The world's largest collection four-leaf clovers will be shaded by Echo Moran of Orange and W. Bailey of Santa Ana will be an unusual display of miniature furniture. Theme for the exhibits entails by the Orange County Council Community 'Agencies will "Orange County People Who You." Groups of all ages are parading, including the youngest of the Huntington Beachcomber who will do their regular radio broadcast from their booth. Thousands of other items illustrating the unusual and interesting things people do for fun relaxation will be on display the Hobby Show. Ernest R. Norton of Santa Ana supervisor of the show, said all space had been taken in six buildings devoted to the hot exhibits. Traffic Fatalities Up 11 Per Cent in Southern California Traffic accidents in the Southland during the first six months of this year killed 1028 persons 104 more than in the same period of 1952. It was revealed today the Public Safety department the Automobile Club of Southern California. Fatalities in Orange county tailed 79 in 1953, as compared w/41 for the same period last year. The 1953 death toll in Southern California is an increase of 1 over 1952 and 18% over the 1956-month figure. A decrease in highway death was registered in four of the southern counties: San Diego, Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Tulare. Kern county had the same number of auto deaths during the first half of this year as for the per cent in 1952. "Orange County's Pioneer Newspaper" Calcinator food scraps, bones, vacuum cleaner dirt, etc. be installed in your kitchen, service porch of doors ( miseless, automatic by over 500,000 homes to dispose of garburnable waste is new automatic Calwrap it ... drop it calcinator does away garbage cans, backroots, breeding places rodents. calcator operates with parts, without noise, flexible smoke or tiny gas flame does the work. Not to be confused with an incinerator, the Calcinator first dries out your refuse, completely dehydrates it, then "calcinates" it, leaving only a little ash—a mineral-rich plant food. The calcinator is so attractive you can install it with pride in kitchen or service porch next to your other gleaming appliances. It's so economical the operating cost is only 2 to 3c a day. See any of the Calcinator dealers below. CALCINATOR AT THESE DEALERS Adams R. Hein 830 West Main Street Pittsburgh, Calif. Bob's Appliances 304 North Los Angeles St. Anheim, Calif. Erick & Hardware J. B. Edmondson Co. Ray A. Killen 710 East 4th Street Santa Ana, Calif. Logone Beach, Calif. Jeff Wilson's Electric 503 North Glassell St. Orange, Calif. d less with GAS Musical Couple Entertains Local Optimist Club Anaheim Optimists were entertained by an unusually talented couple, Bernetta and Floyd Hanson, visiting from Wichita, Kan., last Thursday. Mrs. Hanson played a medley of both popular and classical music on the accordion while her husband, "Bud," soloed in a rich baritone. The young couple will be on an evangelistic tour of the Mid-west under the auspices of the Christian churches at the conclusion of their present vacation. Mrs. Hanson is an accomplished musician, playing eleven different instruments and recently winning acclaim with the Horace Heidt band. She is the sister of Optimist Lyle Shafer of Anaheim. Carl Maffioli, proprietor of X-L Cleaners, formerly of Ray and Oscar's, was welcomed into the club by president Lloyd Lichtenwalter. The meeting adjourned early with most members attending the second game of the Optimist-Magnolia Class B baseball play-off in City Park. The Optimists suffered a 5-4 defeat. The last and deciding game will be played Saturday at 7:45 p.m. again at the City Park. VISITOR Mrs. R. L. Stalcup of 622 S. Emily returned on Sunday from a motor trip to New Mexico. Her father returned with her and enjoyed a visit with the Stalcup family. California is an increase of 1% over 1952 and 18% over the six-month figure. A decrease in highway death was registered in four of the southern counties: San Diego, Santa Barbara and Tulare. Kern county had the same number of auto deaths during the fifth half of this year as for the per cent in 1952. "Orange County's Pioneer Newspaper" ANAHEIM GAZETTE Classified Rates 20c per line, 1 time 15c per line, 4 times (No copy change) Card of Thanks .....1.00 In Memorium .....1.00 Contract Rates on Request Copy deadline 12:00 noon Wednesday of each week. We will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion or any advertisement ordered for more than one time. We reserve the right to adjust in full any error by a correct publication of the advertisement. 2206 Your Want Ad Number PUBLIC NOTICES LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone Lambert 5-1575 Res. Anaheim 8811 BUSINESS SERVICE FUSCHIAS - SHRUBS - TREE Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 545 We give a redeem Gold Bond Stamp AZETTE WANT-ADS BUSINESS SERVICE TRACTOR WORK Discing—Grading—Skip Loading New Lawns—Free Estimates LIN COLLIER Anaheim Ph. 6959 Meade & Sons Personalized Paint Service featuring Tibbetts High Quality Pallets. NANCY WARREN Wallcrest Imperial Washable Wallpaper 150 No. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM—3421 Open Eve's by Appointment PRENTISS & WILLIAMS Licensed Tile Contractors Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Anaheim 5933 or Placentia 6236 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Male WANTED—Good clean salesmen. Top Commission. Established business. Call Lyle E. Shafer, 717 N. Janss, Phone Anaheim 6777. Help Wanted, Female YEAR around employment for two young women, packing eggs. Experience not necessary. Call at 15391 Anaheim Rd. or phone Anaheim 4170. GIRLS BE A TELEPHONE MERCHANDISE Household Appliances WASHER Norge, 1952 Push button, Wash, overflow rinse and spin dry. Still has new guarantee. Not a scratch on it. It is the best of all the washers. I have to go back, only owe $187.49. Pay $9.12 per mth, just take it up. Keep my credit good. I sent it to 7826 Firestone Blvd. Anyday eves till 9 and Sunday too. WESTINGHOUSE top freezer refrigerator; full size deluxe gas range; complete 10 piece living room ensemble; two modern bedroom sets; 5-piece dinette. This furniture left on "will call" and cancelled. Save $180 equity, balance due $595, pay $6 per week. Your out of state credit is Okey at HUB, 806 So Long Beach Blvd., Compton (near Olive St.). CROSLEY Home Freezer. The big 14 cu. ft. that goes in space of a 11 ft. Holds up to 500 lbs. of food and still has 5-year guar. on it. We used it 4 mos. Pd. $480. new and you can have for our contract Bal. of $259.23. Equity Free if you take payments of $11.60 per mo. See where stored 131 W. Commonwealth. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday 11-5 LAM. 5-6252. FREEZER My Amana 1953 Upright 12 cu ft model. With all freezer shelves and stainless inside. It is being repossessed, it cost new $529.50. You take it for what I owe... Orange County Mineral and Dary-Society will fill another bldg with gem and rock colons, along with a complete lary work shop in action. irty-eight troops of the Boy s of America will occupy Iding No. 5 with interesting ways. The world's largest collection of leaf clovers will be shown Echo Moran of Orange and E. Mailey of Santa Ana will have an unusual display of miniature dee furniture. Some for the exhibits entered the Orange County Council of community Agencies will be range County People Who Help Groups of all ages are particiing, including the youngsters Huntington Beachcombers will do their regular radio cast from their booth. Housands of other items illusing the unusual and interestthings people do for fun and station will be on display at Hobby Show. Nest R. Norton of Santa Ana, survisor of the show, said that space had been taken in the buildings devoted to the hobby bits. Traffic Fatalities 11 Per Cent in Southern California Traffic accidents in the Southduring the first six months this year killed 1028 persons, more than in the same period 522, it was revealed today by Public Safety department of Automobile Club of Southern Maria. Salaries in Orange county to79 in 1953, as compared with the same period last year. 1953 death toll in Southern Maria is an increase of 11% 1952 and 18% over the 1951 month figure. Decrease in highway deaths registered in four of the 13 ern counties: San Diego, San Obispo, Santa Barbara and In county had the same numauto deaths during the first of this year as for the period 2. Orange County's Pioneer Newspaper Business. Call Lyle E. Shafer, 717 N. Janss, Phone Anaheim 6777. Help Wanted, Female YEAR around employment for two young women, packing eggs. Experience not necessary. Call at 15391 Anaheim Rd. or phone Anaheim 4170. Girls ... BE A TELEPHONE OPERATOR! IT'S A GOOD JOB — ONE THAT WILL GIVE YOU REAL SATISFACTION. IT'S A SKILL, WHICH CAN BE USED ANYWHERE AT ANY TIME. NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY WE TRAIN YOU AT FULL'BALARY. AND IT'S A GOOD STARTING SALARY WITH REGULARLY SCHEDULED INCREASES TO COME. APPLY— Monday through Friday Anaheim—265 E. Center St. PACIFIC TELEPHONE Help Wanted M&F FOREIGN JOBS OVERSEAS empl. worldwide. All trades, helpers, clerical & professional. (Men-women). Big pay, Tax free. Over 50 contracts under way & breaking now. Complete up-to-date data on firms hiring. Send $1. Atlas Foreign Service News, Dept. B-1. Box 630, Los Angeles 53. Situations Wanted M&F GENERAL cleaning; houses or office. We guarantee to please. For estimate, call 7382. Griffith Janitor Service. PETS — LIVESTOCK For Sale Registered Arabian Gelding. Excellent. Pleasure & Parade horse. 929 No. West St., Anaheim. REAL ESTATE Property For Sale LARGE 3 B. R. exc'n N.W.loc. fireplace, forced air furnace, 1½ baths, redwood fenced yard, furniture available. Cal-Vet loan. BUENA PARK—2 bedrm. ranch style home, 7 yrs old. Large lot 50x190; 18x20 work shop in rear.$8,500.$40 mo. Cal-Vet loan. NEW 2 BR. home, attached gar., N.E. of Anaheim, lot 60x140.$2,000 down.$8,000 full price. NOTICE BUILDERS, we have re-stricted lots in new subdivision. NO CASH DOWN AT McMAHAN'S IN BUENA PARK 3 Rooms of Furniture INCLUDES LIVING ROOM 2-Pc. Divan Set—Reconditioned. 2 End Tables with Glass Tops. 1 Coffee Table with Glass Top. 2 Table Lamps with Shades 1 Floor Lamp with Shade 1 Bridge Lamp with Shade BEDROOM ORANGE COUNTY'S Pioneer Newspaper ANAHEIM GAZETTE Classified Rates 20c per line, 1 time 15c per line, 4 times (No copy change) of Thanks .....1.00 Memorium .....1.00 Contract Rates on Request deadline 12:00 noon Wedday of each week. We will be responsible for more one incorrect insertion of advertisement ordered for than one time. We reserve right to adjust in full any by a correct publication advertisement. 2206 Our Want Ad Number PUBLIC NOTICES LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Nowment Care Provided phone Lambert 5-1575 Res. Anaheim 3811 BNESS SERVICE ILAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete, Nursery Service TTS NURSERY 8 LINCOLN AVENUE In, Calif. Ph. 5458 & redeem Gold Bond Stamps LARGE 3 B. R. exe'nt N. W. loc. fireplace, forced air furnace, 1½ baths, redwood fenced yard, furniture available. Cal-Vet loan. BUENA PARK—2 bedrm. ranch style home, 7 yrs old. Large lot 50x190; 18x20 work shop in rear. $8,500. $40 mo. Cal-Vet loan. NEW 2 BR. home, attached gar., N.E. of Anaheim, lot 60x140. $2,000 down. $8,000 full price. NOTICE BUILDERS, we have re-stricted lots in new subdivision. MORRIS REALTY 111 No. Los Angeles St. Ph. 3325 — Eve's 2649 or 3092 ½ acre for sale. Fenced, utilities, cheap water. Lambert 5-1854. Property For Rent Storeroom, 22x76 at 234 E. Center. Phone 3261. For rent or lease—valuable store for good tenant. 106 So. Los Angeles St. after 4:30 p.m. Ph. 3121 Anaheim. For rent or lease—offices and professional space including suites if desired. 118 So. Los Angeles St. after 4:30 p.m. Ph. 3121 Anaheim. Wanted—Buy or Rent 3 Room furn. Apt. wanted by a teacher. No children, No pets. Would like Apt. within a radius of 4 or 5 blocks of the intersection of Center st. and N. Palm st. Write to Frank H. Griffin, 5722 Camerford Ave., Hollywood 38. Callf. MERCHANDISE Household Appliances FREEZER New 19½ cu ft Gibson Home Freezer. Equipped with baskets, door locks, Has $200 food protection insurance. Bankrupt stock never used, 5 yr guarantee. Original price $549.95, selling it for $367.86. Separate sharp freeze compartment. Pay payment $16.37 per mth. See at Kirklen's Warehouse, Sunday, eves til 9 and days. 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey. LIVING ROOM 2-Pc. Divan Set—Reconditioned. 2 End Tables with Glass Tops. 1 Coffee Table with Glass Top 2 Table Lamps with Shades 1 Floor Lamp with Shade 1 Bridge Lamp with Shade BEDROOM Mr. and Mrs. Chest with Mirror. Full Size H.W. Headboard Mattress and Box Spring 2 Pillows and Bed Spread Bed Frame KITCHEN Refrigerator - Reconditioned. Gas Range — Full Size 3 Pc. Chrome Dinette Set Complete for Only $399^9$ EASY TERMS OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT NOW McMAHAN'S 6185 Manchester Buena Park PHONE B.P. 2077 Miscellaneous USED lawnmower, 5 months old. Sells regularly at $17.95. Buy for $8.95. Western Auto Store, 119 N. Lemon, Anaheim. Phone Anaheim 4225.