anaheim-gazette 1953-09-03

Guaranteed WEEK-END FOOD BARGAINS OUR GUARANTEE Assures you of top quality always. All our merchandise is guaranteed to give you complete satisfaction for quality, taste and freshness or your money back. We will set all times, carry only the very highest quality merchandise. No matter how low our advertised price, we guarantee our produce to be the same high quality as always. Fancy BELL Peppers 9¢ lb CENTRAL AMERICAN RIPE Bananas 10¢ lb IDAHO PINTO Beans 2 Lbs. 25¢ Black Widow S At Northrop-Aircraft's Division, the natural p effort of deadly Black spiders is being used deadlier monsters—the Umy's tanks—on the prow possible enemy attack. The spiders have litera themselves into a key ro national defense program mishing the cross-hairs f tific instruments used in N Anaheim's production of and aiming devices for t 105-mm self-propelled h Tanks rely on Northrop helm's range finder to g tance and elevation to an ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL Bungalow Elec COMPANY 613 S. Los Angeles St Phone ANAHEIM 351 IF Your front end is allgne AND Your wheels are balance BUT Your Car Still Vibra YOUR TIRES Bananas 10¢ IDAHO PINTO Beans 2 Lbs. 25¢ NEW CROP BANANA Apples 3 Lbs. 25¢ ORANGE COUNTY PRODUCE Corner Orangethorpe & Spadra you pay just pennies per day IF Your front end is allgne AND Your wheels are balance BUT Your Car Still Vibra YOUR TIRES MUST BE OUT OF ROUN THEY'RE LIK SQUARE PEG IN ROUND HOI ...they simply co do the job they built for. LET US GIVE THE A FACE LIFTING- WITH OUR NEW TIRE TRUING DEV The most up to date mac on the Pacific Coast. Makes Each Tire Absolutely Round at very low cost per wheel Come in TODAY—Ask about Roy Field Electronic Wheel Balanchi Precision Wheel Alignme divide your electric bill by sixty... IF YOU GIVE a moment's thought to the things electricity does for you in a full twenty-four hour day, you'll see quickly that you get a lot of service for just a few pennies. But you can find out how little that amount actually is by dividing your last Edison bill—or your next one—by sixty. Each Edison bill covers two months' service. This simple little exercise in arithmetic demonstrates clearly that electricity is today's biggest bargain. EDISON SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Black Widow Spiders in New Role At Northrop-Anaheim for Defense At Northrop Aircraft's Anaheim Division, the natural productive effort of deadly Black Widow spiders is being used to keep deadlier monsters—the U.S. Army's tanks—on the prowl against possible enemy attack. The spiders have literally spun themselves into a key role in the national defense program by furnishing the cross-hairs for scientific instruments used in Northrop-Anaheim's production of sighting and aiming devices for tanks and 105-mm self-propelled howitzers. Tanks rely on Northrop-Anaheim's range finder to gauge distance and elevation to an enemy target accurately and swiftly to insure an early hit. For the same reason howitzers rely on telescopes and periscopes, which are also produced at the Anaheim installation. The future evolution of these fire control instruments will be aided by the smaller scale production effort of the Black Widows. Research technicians at Northrop's Orange county facility decided to create their own stable of spinners because their irregular need for the web in research and development work precluded obtaining large amounts from their sources. They soon found that the spiders produce two types of web; one smooth, strong and elastic for climbing and the other sticky and weak for trapping food. The first type is valuable for instruments. The method of web extraction used at Northrop-Anaheim is relatively simple. A stick is thrust into the spider's "home." The eight-legged insect climbs on the stick, is shaken off and spins a large amount of usable web as it lowers itself to the floor. The material is then secured and placed on the eyepieces of microscopes, telescopes and collimators. These precise instruments are used for gathering data on future designs of optical instruments. Spider webs have been used as cross hairs for a number of years, but Wally Loucks (8141 Moraga St., Anaheim) and Doug McClure (328 W. Brookdale, Fullerton), Northrop research analysts who take care of the Widows, believe Northrop-Anaheim is one of the few west coast industrial concerns to "grow" its own. However, Loucks and McClure caution would - be spider suppliers that target accurately and swiftly to insure an early hit. For the same reason howitzers rely on telescopes and periscopes, which are also produced at the Anaheim installation. The future evolution of these fire control instruments will be aided by the smaller scale production effort of the Black Widows. Research technicians at Northrop's Orange county facility decided to create their own stable of spinners because their irregular need for the web in research and development work precluded obtaining large amounts from their sources. They soon found that the spiders produce two types of web; one smooth, strong and elastic for climbing and the other sticky and weak for trapping food. The first type is valuable for instruments. The method of web extraction used at Northrop-Anaheim is relatively simple. A stick is thrust into the spider's "home." The eight-legged insect climbs on the stick, is shaken off and spins a large amount of usable web as it lowers itself to the floor. The material is then secured and placed on the eyepieces of microscopes, telescopes and collimators. These precise instruments are used for gathering data on future designs of optical instruments. Spider webs have been used as cross hairs for a number of years, but Wally Loucks (8141 Moraga St., Anaheim) and Doug McClure (328 W. Brookdale, Fullerton), Northrop research analysts who take care of the Widows, believe Northrop-Anaheim is one of the few west coast industrial concerns to "grow" its own. However, Loucks and McClure caution would - be spider suppliers that target accurately and swiftly to insure an early hit. For the same reason howitzers rely on telescopes and periscopes, which are also produced at the Anaheim installation. The future evolution of these fire control instruments will be aided by the smaller scale production effort of the Black Widows. Research technicians at Northrop's Orange county facility decided to create their own stable of spinners because their irregular need for the web in research and development work precluded obtaining large amounts from their sources. They soon found that the spiders produce two types of web; one smooth, strong and elastic for climbing and the other sticky and weak for trapping food. The first type is valuable for instruments. The method of web extraction used at Northrop-Anaheim is relatively simple. A stick is thrust into the spider's "home." The eight-legged insect climbs on the stick, is shaken off and spins a large amount of usable web as it lowers itself to the floor. The material is then secured and placed on the eyepieces of microscopes, telescopes and collimators. These precise instruments are used for gathering data on future designs of optical instruments. Spider webs have been used as cross hairs for a number of years, but Wally Loucks (8141 Moraga St., Anaheim) and Doug McClure (328 W. Brookdale, Fullerton), Northrop research analysts who take care of the Widows, believe Northrop-Anaheim is one of the few west coast industrial concerns to "grow" its own. However, Loucks and McClure caution would - be spider suppliers that target accurately and swiftly to insure an early hit. For the same reason howitzers rely on telescopes and periscopes, which are also produced at the Anaheim installation. The future evolution of these fire control instruments will be aided by the smaller scale production effort of the Black Widows. Research technicians at Northrop's Orange county facility decided to create their own stable of spinners because their irregular need for the web in research and development work precluded obtaining large amounts from their sources. They soon found that the spiders produce two types of web; one smooth, strong and elastic for climbing and the other sticky and weak for trapping food. The first type is valuable for instruments. The method of web extraction used at Northrop-Anaheim is relatively simple. A stick is thrust into the spider's "home." The eight-legged insect climbs on the stick, is shaken off and spins a large amount of usable web as it lowers itself to the floor. The material is then secured and placed on the eyepieces of microscopes, telescopes and collimators. These precise instruments are used for gathering data on future designs of optical instruments. Spider webs have been used as cross hairs for a number of years, but Wally Loucks (8141 Moraga St., Anaheim) and Doug McClure (328 W. Brookdale, Fullerton), Northrop research analysts who take care of the Widows, believe Northrop-Anaheim is one of the few west coast industrial concerns to "grow" its own. However, Loucks and McClure caution would - be spider suppliers that target accurately and swiftly to insure an early hit. For the same reason howitzers rely on telescopes and periscopes, which are also produced at the Anaheim installation. The future evolution of these fire control instruments will be aided by the smaller scale production effort of the Black Widows. Research technicians at Northrop-Anaheim is relatively simple. A stick is thrust into the spider's "home." The eight-legged insect climbs on the stick, is shaken off and spins a large amount of usable web as it lowers itself to the floor. The material is then secured and placed on the eyepieces of microscopes, telescopes and collimators. These precise instruments are used for gathering data on future designs of optical instruments. Spider webs have been used as cross hairs for a number of years, but Wally Louks (8141 Moraga St., Anaheim) and Doug McClure (328 W. Brookdale, Fullerton), Northrop research analysts who take care of the Widows, believe Northrop-Anaheim is one of the few west coast industrial concerns to "grow" its own. However, Loucks and McClure caution would - be spider suppliers that target accurately and swiftly to insure an early hit. For the same reason howitzers rely on telescopes and periscopes, which are also produced at the Anaheim installation. The future evolution of these fire control instruments will be aided by the smaller scale production effort of the Black Widows. Research technicians at Northrop-Anaheim is relatively simple. A stick is thrust into the spider's "home." The eight-legged insect climbs on the stick, is shaken off and spins a large amount of usable web as it lowers itself to the floor. The material is then secured and placed on the eyepieces of microscopes, telescopes and collimators. These precise instruments are used for gathering data on future designs of optical instruments. Spider webs have been used as cross hairs for a number of years, but Wally Louks (8141 Moraga St., Anaheim) and Doug McClure (328 W. Brookdale, Fullerton), Northrop research analysts who take care of the Widows, believe Northrop-Anaheim is one of the few west coast industrial concerns to "grow" its own. However, Loucks and McClure caution would - be spider suppliers that target accurately and swiftly to insure an early hit. For the same reason howitzers rely on telescopes and periscopes, which are also produced at the Anaheim installation. The future evolution of these fire control instruments will be aided by the smaller scale production effort of the Black Widows. Research technicians at Northrop-Anaheim is relatively simple. A stick is thrust into the spider's "home." The eight-legged insect climbs on the stick, is shaken off and spins a large amount of usable web as it lowers itself to the floor. The material is then secured and placed on the eyepieces of microscopes, telescopes and collimators. These precise instruments are used for gathering data on future designs of optical instruments. Spider webs have been used as cross hairs for a number of years, but Wally Louks (8141 Moraga St., Anaheim) and Doug McClure (328 W. Brookdale, Fullerton), Northrop research analysts who take care of the Widows, believe Northrop-Anaheim is one of the few west coast industrial concerns to "grow" its own. However, Loucks and McClure caution would - be spider suppliers that target accurately and swiftly to insure an early hit. For the same reason howitzers rely on telescopes and periscopes, which are also produced at the Anaheim installation. The future evolution of these fire control instruments will be aided by the smaller scale production effort of the Black Widows. Research technicians at Northrop-Anaheim is relatively simple. A stick is thrust into the spider's "home." The eight-legged insect climbs on the stick, is shaken off and spins a large amount of usable web as it lowers itself to the floor. The material is then secured and placed on the eyepieces of microscopes, telescopes and collimators. These precise instruments are used for gathering data on future designs of optical instruments. Spider webs have been used as cross hairs for a number of years, but Wally Louks (8141 Moraga St., Anaheim) and Doug McClure (328 W. Brookdale, Fullerton), Northrop research analysts who take care of the Widows, believe Northrop-Anaheim is one of the few west coast industrial concerns to "grow" its own. However, Loucks and McClure caution would - be spider suppliers that target accurately and swiftly to insure an early hit. For the same reason howitzers rely on telescopes和periscopes，which are also produced at the Anaheim installation. The future evolution of these fire control instruments will be aided by the smaller scale production effort of the Black Widows. Research technicians at Northrop-Anaheim is relatively simple. A stick is thrust into the spider's "home." The eight-legged insect climbs on the stick, is shaken off and spins a large amount of usable web as it lowers itself to the floor. The material is then secured and placed on the eyepieces of microscopes, telescopes和collimators. These precise instruments are used for gathering data on future designs of optical instruments. Spider webs have been used as cross hairs for a number of years, but Wally Louks (8141 Moraga St., Anaheim) and Doug McClure (328 W. Brookdale, Fullerton), Northrop research analysts who take care of the Widows，believe Northrop-Anaheim is one of the few west coast industrial concerns to "grow" its own. However, Loucks和McClure caution would - be spider suppliers that target accurately和swiftly to insure an early hit. For the same reason howitzers rely on telescopes和periscopes，which are also produced at the Anaheim installation. The future evolution of these fire control instruments will be aided by the smaller scale production effort ofthe Black Widows. Research technicians at Northrop-Anaheim is relatively simple. A stick is thrust into the spider's "home." The eight-legged insect climbs on the stick, is shaken off and spins a large amount of usable web as it lowers itself to the floor. The material is then secured和 placed onthe eyepiecesof microscopes,telescopes,andcollimators.Their heritageisSermonTopic "And God said, Let us make manin our image after our likeness"(Gen.G:1:26).Thusisman'sheritageasthechildofGodrevealedintheGoldenTextoftheLessonSermon,"Man"tobereadinalltheChristianSciencechurchesonSunday.AScripturalselectionfromActs(17:24,25:28)says,"Godthatmadetheworldandallthingstherein,sceeingthathislovedtheavenishandnotintriplesmadewithhanis;Neilherisworshippedwithmen'shards.asthoughheneededanything,sceeingheglivethoillife,andbreath,andallthings":Forinhimwelive,andmove,andhaveourbeing!...Forwearealsohisoffspring." In "ScienceandHealthwithKeytotheScriptures"MaryBakerEddys,says,"InSciencemanistheoffspringofSpirit.Thebeautiful,good,andprinciplehisancestry.Hisoriginisnotlikethatof Mortals,intbruteinstinct,nordoeshepassthroughmaterialconditionspriortoreachingintelligence.Spiritishisprimitiveandultimatesourceofbeing:GodishisFather,andLifeisthelawofhisbeing"(p.63). In "ScienceandHealthwithKeytotheScriptures"MaryBakerEddys,says,"InSciencemanistheoffspringofSpirit.Thebeautiful,good,andprinciplehisancestory.Hisoriginisnotlikethatof Mortals,intbruteinstinct,nordoeshepassthroughmaterialconditionspriortoreachingintelligence.Spiritishisprimitiveandultimatesourceofbeing:GodishisFather,andLifeisthelawofhisbeing"(p.63). Begonia SocietytometeTonight The American Begonia branchofOrangecoatmeetsthiseveningatthereuauhall,the353N.Mainrange.Apasedenaexchangegivealectureonthebegiionoftheidentificationa slideswillbeshown.memberswillbeservedare welcome. HOME-ByThe You can certainly best your new heir if he is born between July 23 and August baby is a Leo! If you bringthe things she starst your new baby he will IF Your front end is aligned AND Your wheels are balanced BUT Your Car Still Vibrates YOUR TIRES MUST BE OUT OF ROUND! THEY'RE LIKE SQUARE PEGS IN ROUND HOLES they simply can't do the job they are built for. LET US GIVE THEM A FACE LIFTING—WITH OUR NEW IRE TRUING DEVICE the most up to date machine on the Pacific Coast. Makes Each Tire Absolutely Round at very low cost per wheel home in TODAY—Ask about it Roy Field Electronic Wheel Balancing Precision Wheel Alignment All Work Guaranteed These precise instruments are used for gathering data on future designs of optical instruments. Spider webs have been used as cross hairs for a number of years, but Wally Loucks (8141 Moraga St., Anaheim) and Doug McClure (328 W. Brookdale, Fullerton), Northrop research analysts who take care of the Widows, believe Northrop-Anaheim is one of the few west coast industrial concerns to "grow" its own. However, Loucks and McClure caution would - be spider suppliers that Northrop-Anaheim's need for the insects is strictly limited HILGENFELD MORTUARY Fairfield County Surgee 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE 6105 WE MUST HAVE USED CARS AT JUNGE MOTORS THIS WEEK Make Your Own Appraisal and DRIVE OUT IN A NEW DE SOTO or PLYMOUTH JUNGE MOTORS 427 So. Spadra Rd. FULLERTON INSECT-FREE LIVING FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON! NEW Bait War with LINDANE-VAPORETTES Quickly KILLS MOSQUITOES • FLIES Spiders and other insects NO ODOR! NO SPRAY! SAFE! EASY TO USE! Costs Less Than A Penny A Day—One Treatment Lasts Two Weeks! $349 including LINDANE-VAPORETTES For Homes, Cottages, Trailers, Hotels, Starches, Camping WRITE Episcopal Rector Back in Pulpit After Vacation The Rev. John K Saville, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, will speak on the topic "Sin" at the 10:30 a.m. morning Worship service Sunday. He has just returned from a vacation in Orlégon. The Senior choir will sing the offertory "Oh Master, Let Me Walk With Thee." Holy Communion will be held at 8 a.m. and a family service at 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion will be celebrated again at 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, followed by a prayer and study group. Sept. 10, 11 and 12, the annual rummage sale sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary will take place at 234 E. Center st. Items should be taken to that location on Sept. 9 for sorting and marking. Mary Emma Luce Succumbs at Home Mary Emma Luce, 82, a native of Titusville, Pa., but a resident of Anaheim for 20 years and of the Northern Orange county area for 40 years, died Saturday night at the family home, 119 S. Cherry, Anaheim, after an extended illness. She is survived by her husband, Fredrick L. Luce; one daughter, Natomi R. Lemmon of Anaheim; one sister, Mrs. Eliza Niquette of Los Angeles; two brothers, William H. Clark of Pico and George W. Clark of Santa Paula and two grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Tuesday, John R. Witkowski, pastor of the Jehovoh's Witness church, of which the deceased was a member, officiated, and burial followed in Melrose Abbey cemetery. Death Takes Mrs. Lucinda P. Sly Funeral services were held Monday for Mrs. Lucinda P. Sly, 79, who died last Thursday at her home, 314 N. Emily st. She was a native of Chico, Calif. Surviving is a son, Jack Bonnett of Anaheim. Rev. A. J. Casebeer, pastor of HOME-By The Rules You can certainly be your new heir if he is born between July 23 and August baby is a Leo! If you find the things the stars to your new baby, he will have a generous, loyal and sycic adult. He will seldom grudges. Leo rules in sports, the entertainment and amusement may find your name will "shine" in these fields-making powers of the earth are fine and fortunate, have a happy-go-lucky spirit that must not be allowed out of bounds. Their fines pleasure may become a burden. According to one of our oldest astrological services will discover as baby goes he will be strongly tended show-off. Leo children are ed and instinctively know really don't need to show for their achievements ww for themselves. Leo is a strong personality, and ww lion is on the warpath fearful. Watch temper! Leo mother, and show your life child the futility of temel delight in co-operating wwrs. Your baby shares his birth with many famous persons statesmen include Stanley win, Herbert Hoover; Leo Alexander Dumas, Alfred Tennyson and George Shaw. Feminine Leo stars Ethel Barrymore, Norma Myrna Loy, Esther Williams Jane Wyatt. Sandwich Month August has been proclaimed sandwich month. Such a mation fits right in with eating when the weather is Slices of chicken, ham or on toast slices topped cheese sauce make a delight and eat as they come from broiler bubbling hot. Toasted almonds, crisp crumbles, chopped chives lie add a regal touch sandwich. Lagging appetites will play at a frill of lettuce, a crisp carrot pickle fans, radish rosy red crab apples, cheese and fresh fruit on the wich plate as garnish or ornamental dish. IT'S A DEAL! ... COMPARE IT ANYWHERE! CASEY-BECKHAM PONTIAC 336 SOUTH LOS ANGELES STREET - ANAHEIM Says "DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A Pontiac ... AND DEALER FOR DEALER... YOU CAN'T BEAT CASEY - BECKHAM! CHECK OUR PRICES and BE CONVINCED—WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY whether you want delivery HERE ... or want us to arrange DELIVERY at PONTIAC, MICHIGAN (which saves an average FREIGHT SAVING of $321.00) GET A TRIP FOR FREE ... and a NEW PONTIAC, TOO PHONE ANAHEIM 4012 or 5120. A. T. Wilson Dies In St. Joseph's A former resident of Anaheim, A. T. Wilson, 67, of Phoenix, Ariz., died in St. Joseph hospital, Orange, last Friday. He had moved to Phoenix three years ago. Survivors include his wife, Gertrude R. Wilson of Phoenix; a daughter, Willa McNight of Buena Park; a grandchild; a brother, H. K. Wilson of Anaheim; and two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Patterson and Mrs. F. M. Koehler of Long Beach. Funeral services were held Tuesday in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary under the auspices of the Christian Science church. Interment followed in Fairhaven cemetery. Begonia Society To Meet Tonight The American Begonia society branch of Orange county will meet this evening at the Farm Bureau hall, 353 N. Main st., Orange. A Pasedena expert will give a lecture on begonias and their identification and color slides will be shown. Refreshments will be served. Visitors are welcome. Edgar A. Samples In Japan Depot KOKURA, JAPAN—PFC Edgar A. Samples of 721½ S. Los Angeles st., Anaheim, Calif., recently joined the Kokura General Depot in Japan. Previously assigned to the 24th Infantry Division's 34th Regiment in Japan, Samples will serve in the receiving office of the 14th Medical Dispensary. A veteran of service in the Pacific theater during World War II, he re-entered the Army in March 1952 and has been awarded the Purple Heart, Army of Occupation Medal for duty in Japan and the Korean and UN Service ribbons. ANNOUNCEMENT The Anaheim Council of Church Women, will have their annual meeting for the election and installation of officers at a breakfast tomorrow morning at Bethel Baptist church. Meeting time has been set for 9:30. There will be a nursery for small children. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Ganahl, 415 Lenora st., last Wednesday. The baby was born in Fullerton General hospital. HOME-MAKERS' FORUM By The Gazette's Own Home Economist JOAN S. WHITE You can certainly be proud of your new heir if he is born on or between July 23 and Aug. 22. Your baby is a Leo! If you believe in the things the stars tell about your new baby, he will grow into dried and candied fruits, nuts, or peanut butter added to the batter, with just butter or cream cheese as a spread. If you like sardines, try this: Spread slices of bread with mustard. HOME-MAKERS' FORUM By The Gazette's Own Home Economist JOAN S. WHITE You can certainly be proud of your new heir if he is born on or between July 23 and Aug. 22. Your baby is a Leo! If you believe in the things the stars tell about your new baby, he will grow into a generous, loyal and sympathetic adult. He will seldom harbor grudges. Leo rules in sports, the theater, entertainment and amusements; so you may find your new baby will "shine" in these fields. Money-making powers of the Leo-born are fine and fortunate, but, Leos have a happy-go-lucky tendency that must not be allowed to get out of bounds. Their fine sense of pleasure may become a vice. According to one of America's oldest astrological services, you will discover as baby gets older, he will be strongly tempted to show-off. Leo children are talented and instinctively know it. They really don't need to show others, for their achievements will speak for themselves. Leo is a lion, and strong personality, and when the lion is on the warpath it can be fearful. Watch temper! Be a wise mother, and show your little Leo child the futility of temper—the delight in co-operating with others. Your baby shares his birth sign with many famous persons: Leo statesmen include Stanley Baldwin, Herbert Hoover; Leo writers, Alexander Dumas, Alfred Lloyd Fennyson and George Bernard Shaw. Feminine Leo stars include Ethel Barrymore, Norma Shearer, Myrna Loy, Esther Williams and Jane Wyatt. Sandwich Month August has been proclaimed sandwich month. Such a proclamation fits right in with easy living when the weather is warm. slices of chicken, ham or turkey, on toast slices topped with a cheese sauce make a delight to see and eat as they come from the roiler bubbling hot. Slivered oasted almonds, crisp bacon crumbles, chopped chives or parsley add a regal touch to the sandwich. Lagging appetites will perk up at a frill of lettuce, a crisp curl of carrot pickle fans, radish roses, rosy red crab apples, cubes of cheese and fresh fruit on the sandwich plate as garnish or as an ad. BACK TA SCHOOL Your child does his best at school when properly outfitted for work and for play. There is nothing like a try-on session to make a mother see that last year's wardrobe simply will not do. Is it possible that children can grow that much in a single summer? With the opening of school coming closer, Anaheim mothers are scanning local stores for back to school clothes. Experienced shoppers look for clothes with plenty of room for expansion. Deep hems that can be let out later are a decided economy. The "sanforized" label means that the garment will shrink less than one per cent when washed, another important factor. Double-stitched seams are good insurance against gaps later on. Mothers in the know look for trousers reinforced at the knee, jackets with extra thicknesses at the elbows, and closely woven materials with a high thread count. When you shop in the Anaheim stores, you will find excellent selections from which to choose, not only from the standpoint of wearability but also from the standpoint of smart styling in an attractive price range. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Aug. 27, Sept. 2 and 10, 1953) NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE NO.A-22433 In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange. In the Matter of the Estate of GEORGIA HOLTZ. Decensed. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will sell at private sale, to the highest and best bidder, subject to confirmation of said Superior Court on or after the 14th day of September 1953 at the office of Alfred E. Cate, 212 Bank of America Building, Glendale 4, California all the right, title and interest of said deceased at the time of death and all the right, title and interest that the estate of said deceased has acquired by operation of law or otherwise, other than or in addition to PRIJS & SCHUTZ, 403 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, California. Attorneys for Executor ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchel, President Max Decker, Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuchel Secretary-Treasurer Publishers of ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 Anaheim Gazette Theodore B. Kuchel, Publisher Leonard Kreldt, City Editor G. E."Andy" Mellen, 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 Newsman Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: $5c per month by carrier or $3 per year by carrier or mail. PUBLIC NOTICES LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone Lambert 5-1575 Res. Anaheim 3811 BUSINESS SERVICE FUSCHIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 5450 We give A redeem Gold Bond Stamp BUSINESS SERVICE PAINTING - DECORATING CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL STEVE P. DeGENNARO AND SONS ANAHEIM 5770 WASHING - Brushing your home or office. We guarantee to please For estimate, call 7382. Griffith Janitor Service. 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 Lagging appetites will perk up at a frill of lettuce, a crisp curl of carrot pickle fans, radish roses, rosy red crab apples, cubes of cheese and fresh fruit on the sandwich plate as garnish or as an addition to the meal itself. Variety helps keep sandwich meals appealing all summer long, or a change, bake a loaf of quick bread. You will find your family will enjoy these breads with IN THE SUPERIOR Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange. In the Matter of the Estate of GEORGIA HOLTZ. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un-designed will sell at private sale, to the highest and best bidder, subject to confirmation of said Superior Court, on or after the 14th day of September, 1953, at the office of Alfred E. Cate, 212 Bank of America Building, Glendale 4. California, all the right, title and interest of said deceased at the time of death and all the right, title and interest that the estate of said deceased has acquired by operation of law or otherwise, other than or in addition to that of said deceased, at the time of death. In and to all the certain real property situate in the County of Orange, State of California, particularly described as follows, to-wit: Lots 1 and 4 in Block 14 of Arch Beach, in the City of Laguna Beach, County of Orange, State of California, as per map thereof recorded in Book 24, pages 29 and 30 of Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles County. California. Excepting therefrom the Southeasterly 100 feet. (Commonly known as 1953 Glenneye. Laguna Beach. California). Terms of sale cash in lawful money of the United States on confirmation of sale. Ten per cent of amount bid to be deposited with bid. Bids or offers to be in writing and will be received at the aforesaid office at any time after the first publication hereof and before date of sale. Dated this 25 day of August, 1953. GLADYS HILL Special Administratrix of the Estate of said deceident. ALFRED E. CATE Attorney at Law. 212 Bank of America Bldg. Glendale 4. California. Phone: Citrus 1-1171. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL Choice of FOOTBALL, CAMERA, B-B GUN or WRIST WATCH FREE —with every— HIAWATHA BICYCLE $28.95 and up WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY 119 N. LEMON — ANAHEIM — PHONE ANAHEIM 4225