anaheim-gazette 1954-01-28

HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 ART SUPPLIES Paint with TREASURE TONES WALLPAPER Sanders—RENTALS—Polishers SCHAEFFLER PAINTS and WALLPAPER 120 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone KE 5-2469 BANK THE DIFFERENCE YOU SAVE On Dry Cleaning when you have it done the Cash & Carry Way Be Your Own Deliveryman and SAVE RITZ CLEANERS We Specialize in Dry Cleaning 307 E. CENTER KE 5-3289 Anaheim C. of C. Presented Housing Panel as Year's First Major Event' Feb. Slated as the first major civic event of 1954 sponsored by the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, the Anaheim Housing Panel, presenting outstanding authorities in their respective fields, will be conducted Thursday, Feb. 4 at the Anaheim Elks Club, 423 N. Los Angeles st., beginning with a 6:30 social hour followed by a 7 o'clock dinner. City of Anaheim officials, civic leaders and county officials, confronted with extraordinary growth and conscious of their responsibility to the community and subdividers and builders, are seriously seeking reliable basic information to enable them to judge the best methods of assuring sound, orderly economical development of the community. Top-Notch Speakers The Paneleers, each in his own name, are recognized authorities on land and site planning, construction, finances, mortgage insurance and house design. All are eminently qualified to present in one session the manifold intricate facets involved. Guest panelers will be: Cliff May, nationally fice house designer; L. A. Jones, president, Builders' and Contractors association; Roy Madden, chiefderwriter, F.H.A., Long Beach Ken Mitchell, land planner, F.H.A., Long Beach; a top Wans Administration official prominent land planning consultant. Rex Coons, president of Construction Company, will moderate. Dinner at $2.25 plate will be by reservation. Audience participation will focus concise presentation of panelics. The Housing Committee of local chamber requests any tions to be presented the for discussion be prepared in advance to facilitate smoother cedure. Tri-Hi-Y Hold Annual Service Anaheim YMCA members strong, took part in the Tri-Hi-Y induction services and First Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Both old and new bars dedicated themselves to Tri-Hi-Y purpose which is "toate, maintain and extend standards of Christian charm throughout the home, the chiefthe school and the community." As a large audience of patrons when you have it done the Cash & Carry Way Be Your Own Deliveryman and SAVE RITZ CLEANERS We Specialize in Dry Cleaning 307 E. CENTER KE 5-3289 We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County, Renovating—Re-Ticking. REMEMBER... "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR ONE DAY SERVICE Phone KE 5-3296 Rear Crowell Olds 222 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim WHAT'S DOING "Triple-duty" truck speeds pole-setting Telephone poles now go up faster than ever, thanks to the specially designed truck at right. Equipped with a fastrotary digger, a long arm, and a winch line, the "triple-duty" truck digs pole holes, sets in the poles, and straightens them... all in a jiffy. This versatile vehicle also has many other jobs, including salvaging used wire on its special reel. We're using it in many places throughout the Pacific West today. Developments like the "triple-duty" truck help us provide you with more service, good service, at the lowest possible cost. Pacific Telephone works to make your telephone a bigger value every day. You Can Call All the Way to New York City Annual Service Anaheim YMCA members strong, took part in the Tri-Hi-Y induction services at First Presbyterian church Su evening. Both old and new bars dedicated themselves to Tri-Hi-Y purpose which is "toate, maintain and extend standards of Christian charm throughout the home, the chic the school and the communit As a large audience of parish and friends looked on, the worship was given by Reyn Wallace, president of Tri-council, and the invocation by Al Casebeer, worship chairman the women's committee. To as her theme, "As a man thinkin in his heart, so is he," Mrs. rad Jongewaard, formally of Tri-council, and now of the Ingle Y.M.C.A., gave the main adc Highlighting the affair with mal attire, the following men of the Tri-Hi-Y council preside the candle-light induction ceremonies: Reynette Wallace, presh Kay Forbes, vice-president; olyn Fechter, secretary; Mauerhan, treasurer; Ann worship chairman. Girl Scouts' Annual Meet Miss Shirley Schmitz, Ana senior Girl Scout, was the fea speaker on Tuesday evening, 26, at the annual dinner me of Girl Scouts of Central O County held in the Tustin mentary school auditorium. Schmitz has been a Scout I years and holds the Curved rank, highest rank in Girl S ing. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim used wire on its special reel. We're using it in many places throughout the Pacific West today. Developments like the "triple-duty" truck help us provide you with more service, good service, at the lowest possible cost. Pacific Telephone works to make your telephone a bigger value every day. You Can Call All the Way to New York City for Only $2.50 plus tax More and more people here in the Pacific West are finding out what a value long distance telephone service is... to keep contact with friends and relatives in distant places, to get business affairs handled quickly. One reason — it costs so little to call. You can now talk for three minutes, day station call, all the way to New York for only $2.50 plus tax. And your calls ever shorter distances—like Chicago or Salt Lake, or up and down the Coast, naturally are even lower. And here's a tip about long distance calling. You'll be surprised at how much you can say in three minutes if you'll prepare your notes beforehand and make notes while you talk. Today, a long distance call is surely one of the best buys you can make. Pacific Telephone. C. Presents as Year's Event' Feb. 4 Arms will be: Cliff May, nationally famed use designer; L. A. Jones, president; Builders' and Contractors' association; Roy Madden, chief unwriter; F.H.A., Long Beach; Mitchell, land planner, A., Long Beach; a top VeterAdministration official and a minent land planning consultant. Rex Coons, president of Rex Construction Company, will act as iterator. Dinner at $2.25 per me will be by reservation only. Collence participation will follow close presentation of panel topsider-Hi-Y Hold Annual Service Anaheim YMCA members, 220 long, took part in the annual Hi-Y induction services at the St. Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Both old and new members dedicated themselves to the Hi-Y purpose which is "to creamaintain and extend high adards of Christian character boughout the home, the church, school and the community." Global Reporter On Feb. 1 Forum "World Crisis — Uncensored", from the Yalu to Yugoslavia, is the lecture topic by John Morley on the Anaheim Union high school Forum, Monday night, Feb. 1, at 7:30. This eyewitness, incredible report will be given by an accreditted U.S. war correspondent just returned from his third consecutive assignment around the world. The Anaheim patrons of the Forrum are to hear a memorable lecture.A seasoned observer of world affairs. Morley's lectures and broadcasts have made the front pages around the world. Forum-goers will hear an account of what Morley saw and what the world leaders told him in some of the most critical and explosive areas of the word, direct from the hot-spots of Europe and Asia. Oil Co. Donates To St. Jude Fund The St. Jude Hospital building fund received a $500 donation from the Home Oil Company, 1422 West Broadway, Anaheim, today, according to an announcement by Edward S. Hawkins, chairman of the St. Jude Hospital fund committee of Anaheim. The gift was made by R. J. Grange, manager of the Home Oil Company. The company is a distributor of Tide-Water Associated products in this area and employs about 25 people. As the presentation was made, Hawkins expressed his appreciation for the contribution and called for more gifts on this and other levels of giving. "It is generous donations of this Leave Front Plates on Car Do not remove the front plate from your car after renewing your vehicle registration for 1954. This urgent warning was issued to California motorists today by Paul Mason, State Director of Motor Vehicles. He said reports have reached him that some car owners have removed the front plates from their vehicles after securing the single 1954 tab which must be attached to the rear license plate, as required in a new law. In previous years the Department of Motor Vehicles issued a pair of renewal tabs for attachment to both front and rear plates. "In all directions issued by the department for 1954 renewal," Mason said, "the requirement that the single tab be attached to the rear plate, and the front plate be retained in place on the vehicle, has been emphasized. In addition, traffic law enforcement agencies urge that the 1953 tab be removed from the front plate, leaving the figure '51' showing." Pioneer Resident Buried Saturday An Anaheim resident for 34 years, Louis Palm, passed away in his home 1620 S. Spadra Rd., Jan. 27. He was born in N. Dakota in 1884. He is survived by his wife, Lea Palm of Anaheim, four sons, Julius, of Long Beach; Arthur of Long Island, N. Y.; Louis of Anaheim and James T. Palm of Santa Ana. Also two daughters, Miss Rose Palm, Fullerton, and Mrs. Margaret Tram, of Anaheim; seven grandchildren; four brothers, Peter and Carl Palm of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ball 8211 Brookhurst Ave., wele a 5 lb. 7 oz baby girl in St. J. hospital on January 25. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ING. Theodore B. Kuchel, President Max Beeler, Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuchel Secretary-Treasurer Publisher of ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 ANAHEIM GAZETTE G. E. "Andy" Mellen, Adv. Ma Published Thursday at each week $59 East Center Street, Anaheim fornia. Phone:KE5-22 Entered as second class mail t under the Act of March 5, 1879. The Gazette is a member of th tional Editorial Association, and fornia Newspaper Publishers Antion. All rights herein are reasubscriptions: $5e per month b rler or $3 per year by carrier o LOST & FOUND Found Cattle equipment. Anaheim Gazette Box 1510 BUSINESS SERVIC Ballman's TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 122 W. Broadway Phone KEystone 5-570 LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Providphone Lambert 5-1575 Res. KEystone 5-3811 RENT AN ELECTRIC PORTABLE Annual Service Anaheim YMCA members, 220 long, took part in the annual HI-Y induction services at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Both old and new members dedicated themselves to the HI-Y purpose which is "To cre- maintain and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the home, the church, school and the community." As a large audience of parents friends looked on, the call to ship was given by Reynette Flame, president of Tri-Hi-Y council, and the invocation by Mrs. Casebeer, worship chairman of women's committee. Taking them theme, "As a man thinketh his heart, so is he," Mrs. Con- Jongewaard, formally of Ana- am, and now of Inglewood LCA., gave the main address, highlighting the affair with for- attire, the following members the Tri-Hi-Y council presided at candle-light induction ceremonies: Reynette Wallace, president; Mary Forbes, vice-president; Car- an Fechter, secretary; Joan Uuerhan, treasurer; Ann Betts, trustee chairman. Girl Scouts' Annual Meet Miss Shirley Schmitz, Anaheim for Girl Scout, was the featured maker on Tuesday evening, Jan. at the annual dinner meeting Girl Scouts of Central Orange unity held in the Tustin Elementary school auditorium. Miss Uitzer has been a Scout for 10 years and holds the Curved Bar kirk, highest rank in Girl Scout-unity held in the Tustin Elementary school auditorium. Miss Uitzer has been a Scout for 10 years and holds the Curved Bar kirk, highest rank in Girl Scout-unity held in the Tustin Elementary school auditorium. Mrs. Miller Funeral Saturday Mrs. Katie D. Miller, 86, a native of Tennessee, a California resident for 42 years, and who has lived in Anaheim for 35 years died (Wednesday) night. She was busy in her yard yesterday at 412 N. Emily street and relatives came to the home this morning and discovered the body. She is survived by two sons, Wm. Newton Miller of Anaheim and Joe C. Miller of Long Beach; one daughter, Mrs Pearl Minogue of Santa Ana; six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Saturday at 2 o'clock and burial will be made in the family plot in Loma Vista Memorial park. VALENTINE TEA HELD Residents of the Lutheran Home for the Aged were entertained at a Valentine tea and musical when members of the Christian Life Guilds of Zion Lutheran church held their recent meeting there. Mrs. Walter Knigge presided and Mrs. Eric Winger beaded the hostess committee. Program chairman Mrs. A. H. Koch arranged the musical program which included vocal and instrumental selections by Mrs. Elroy Oldenburg, Mrs. Alex Dutzi, Mrs. Knigge, Mrs. Walter Kempin, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Koch and Dr. E. L. Wampler. Mrs E. H. Kersten announced that the World Service Guild will hold a rummage sale February 6. Eastern Star Lists Committees Susie Brown and Everett Waymire, Lorthy Matron and Worthy Patron of Chispa Chapter, Eastern Star have named the following new committee members: Auditing, Bessie McCarthy, Jean Aiden, and Mary Heinlein; examming, Don Jones, Esther Kemper and Mary Hutson; budget, Addie Belie Hunt, Harry Packiner and Ida Mae Walburg; publicity, Elizabeth Seckins; constitution and by-laws, Ethel Van Meter; hospitality, Margaret Peterson, Everett Waymire, Everett Granere, Susie Brown, Edna Lockhart, Mary Renstrom; program, Elhora Sanford, Joe Thompson and Edith Shuman; prompter, Elizabeth Hillary; flag bearer, Robert Nelson. Jean Alden was hostess chairman at the recent Chapter meeting. The 151 Social club convened at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday night, Jan. 19, for a pot luck supper with president Hulda Granere presiding. Chest's Annual Meeting Slated Annual meeting and election of directors of Anaheim Community Chest will be held Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the conference room of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. 122 W. Broadway Phone KEystone 5-570 LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton California Endowment Care Provid-Phone Lambert 5-1575 Res. KEystone 5-3811 RENT AN ELECTRIC PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE EXPERIENCED REPAIRING ON all makes of machinery Moderate Hates Anaheim Sewing Machine Exchange 139 S. LOS ANGELES ST PHONE KEystone 5-522 FUSCHIAS - SHRUBS - 1 Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service BOTTS NURSE 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. KEystone we give a redeem loan sope Meade & Sorghalized Paint Service featuring Tibbets High Quality Paints NANCY WARREN Wallcrest Imperial Wash Wallpaper 150 No. Los Angeles KEystone 5-3421 Open Eyes by Appointment EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female Make money mailing advert Cash paid daily Work part time. LINDO 901 town, Mass. Situations Wanted M&F CARPENTER wants work class A or large homes.P Lawrence 2-2554 Sus. Opportunities SMOKE SHOP—loc. heart of gd.lse. & volume.Close 1 can operate.Reas.Own N.Bdwy.,Santa Ana. OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS Sensational new Ver product being introduced this territory.WITH P TIVE PROOF OF PROF Routes are all set up for y start making money the day! Route No. 1 requires $60 MOVING-STORAGE General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim DO IT YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS REPAINT Try our NEW Dutch Boy NALCRETE on your stucco and cement block walls. 20 beautiful shades. It's color fast! Top quality paints for every painting job. Good color selections. ADD A ROOM BUILD A GARAGE OR PATIO See our complete stock of lumber, hardware, paint, plywood. Insulations, Sheetrock. ALL AT BUDGET PRICES. BUILD A FENCE You CAN "Do It Yourself." Complete materials for your Redwood fence available here, pre-cut, & $60 high solid Redwood Board Fence ...$1.15 Lin. Pt. PHONE KE 5-2118 for Free Estimates 125 N. MANCHESTER TAYLOR LUMBER CO. "MORE FOR YOUR BUILDING DOLLAR" Chest's Annual Meeting Slated Annual meeting and election of directors of Anaheim Community Chest will be held Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the conference room of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. Barney W. Jordan, president, will preside and the election of officers will follow the annual meeting. Balloting on a proposed change in the by-laws is also scheduled. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Jan. 21, 25, Feb. 4, 1954.) NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Anaheim Building and Loan Association will be held at the office of the Association at Center and Lemon streets in the City of Anaheim, California, on Monday, the 15th day of February, 1954, at the hour of 7:30 p.m. of said day for the purpose of the election of a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of such business as may properly come before such meeting. By order of the Board of Directors of the Anaheim Building and Loan Association. FORREST P. FOWLER, Secretary (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Jan. 21, 25, Feb. 4, 1954) LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Annual Meeting of the Shareholders Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of Savings and Loan Association of Anaheim, California Corporation will be held at the principal office for the transaction of the business of the said Corporation, located at 211 East Center Street, in the City of Anaheim, California, on Monday, February 5th, 1954, at 7:30 p.m. of said day for the purpose of electing Directors of said Corporation for the ensuing year and for the purpose of transacting any and all other business which may properly come before said meeting. Dated January 21st, 1954. BAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM by Eimer E. Bruce, Secretary OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS Sensational new Ver product being introduced this territory. WITH PATIVE PROOF OF PROFESSION Routes are all set up for you start making money the day! Route No. 1 requires $60 cash investment and about hours work per week. net up to $200 per month. Route No. 2 requires cash investment and about hours work per week. net up to $400 per month. Route No. 3 requires $60 cash investment and about hours work per week. net up to $800 per month. Real money-making opportunity for reliable men women ready to start at it. For full information w giving phone to V. M., 151, Anaheim Gazette, heim, Calif. FINANCIAL Money to Loan R.E. 5 & 6% loans. Low mpyts. We buy T.D.'s—Co Chattel Mtgs. R. E. Rogg So. LA. St. KE 5-7221 5-8277. REAL ESTATE LOAN Build, Buy or Refinance D. K. BROWN 220 N. Broadway, Santa KI 3-0911 PETS — LIVESTOCK For Sale PARAKEETS; $3.50. 614 sana. WHITE PEKIN DUCKS—15282 Anaheim Rd. KE PARAKEETS; $3.50. C reasonable. 608 E Sycamore HURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1954 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ball, Sr. 1 Brookhurst Ave., welcomed Jb. 7 oz. baby girl in St. Joseph capital on January 25. ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore R. Kuchel, President Max Besler, Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuchel Secretary-Treasurer Publishers of ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 Anahiem Gazette Theodore R. Kuchel, Publisher E. "Andy" Mellen, Adv. Manager Published Thursday of each week at East Center Street, Anahheim, Cali. Phone: KE 5-2206 Offered as second class mail matter after the Act of March 5, 1979. ANAHEIM is a member of the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Descriptions: $25 per month by car or $3 per year by carrier or mail. OST & FOUND Sound Cattle equipment. Write Anaheim Gazette Box 151CC BUSINESS SERVICE Ballman's TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 122 W. Broadway Phone KEystone 5-5708 LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone Lambert 5-1575 Res. KEystone 5-3811 RENT AN ELECTRIC PORTABLE REAL ESTATE Property For Sale 6 R. Bdwy. home—1900 ft. $16,000. Ph. KE 5-0466. GI RESALE — $6500 2-bedroom home. Low down payment. Easy terms. TRIPLEX — Price $11,500 Income $185 per mo., 2 apts. Completely furnished. Have Servel refrigerators. $1500 down. SMALL HOUSE On approximately 2 acres of avocados & other fruits. Nice location. Price $10,000. Terms. CHICKEN RANCH 2½ acres, fenced in permanent pasture. 3 bedroom home: $13,-500. Call VELMA BUZZO (with Art Richards) 272 S. Glassell, Orange Ph. Orange 1301-M or 0430 Property For Rent SMALL FURN. house for adult or cpl. Utilities and garbage paid. Clean & nice. Ph. Law. 2-1711, 6131 Marshall ave. Household Furniture WALNUT FINISH bed & vanity (no spring or mattress), bed is modern, double, low headboard type; vanity has large mirror. Also Phoenix Airfloat Rocker. All in good condition. Reasonable price. See at 815 N. Topeka, Anahiem Afternoons, 2 to 5. ANNUAL OLD FASHIONED SALE NOW ON Sensational SAVINGS In All Departments MERCHANDISE Household Appliances REFRIGERATOR. Philco. Dairy Bar Shelves In Door Model, Cross Top Freezer Chest, Veg. Crispera. Used 3½ mo. Pd. Dn. to 144.38. No cash if you pay pymts. of 8.62 per mo. See at Storage, 131 W. Commonwealth, Daily 9-9, Sun., 11-5 or Ph. LA 5-2666. GAS RANGE. Magic Chef 1952 model. Never used in Storage, 40” one, Lamp, Clock, Broil Oven & everything. Pd. down to 109.43. No Dn. pymt. Just pay pymts. of $9.02 per mo. It’s CP all automatic. See at Warehouse, 131 W. Commonwealth, Daily 9-9, Sun., 11-5 or Ph. LA Ambert 5-2666. REFRIGERATOR. Norge 1953, Cross top Freezer Chest 9 ft.with shelves in Door, Veg.Crisper. Pd.Dn.to 128.86.No cash if you pay pymts.of 7.71 per mo.See where stored.131 W.W.commonwealth,Daily,9-9,Sun.,11-5 or Ph.LA 5-2666. REFRIGERATOR PHILCO, 9½ cu ft deluxe.All adjustable shelves,and large 60 lb.freezer storage for frozen food,just like brand new.Five original guarantee.Must have some one take it right away,pymt.due 23 days,just $8.32 per month Only owe $167.43.See at Warehouse,7826 Firestone Blvd.,Downey,days,eves til 9 and Sunday. GAS RANGE.Gaffers & Sattler, Used 3 mos.Big 40” one.Automatic clock for Oven,Vanishing Shelf.Griddle,and Glass Door.Also Big Extra Broil Oven.Cost over $370.00 new.Pd.Dn.to 187.09.No Down pymt.lf you pay pymts.of 9.81 per mo.See Baughn’s,131 W.W.commonwealth,Daily 9-9,Sun.,11-5 or Ph.LA Ambert 5-2666. 122 W. Broadway Phone KEystone 5-5708 LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone Lambert 5-1575 Res. KEystone 5-3811 RENT AN ELECTRIC PORTABLE EWING MACHINE EXPERIENCED REPAIRING on all makes of machines. Moderate Rates. Anaheim Sewing Machine Exchange 139 S LOS ANGELES ST. PHONE KEystone 5-5225 USCHIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery service BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE. Anaheim, Calif. KEystone 5-5450 Meade & Sons Personalized Paint Service featuring Tinbeats High Quality Paints NANCY WARREN Wallcrest Imperial Washable Waupaper 150 No. Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-3421 Open Eve's by Appointment EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Female Take money mailing advertising. Cash paid daily. Work home part time. LINDO 901, Watertown, Mass. Instructions Wanted M&F ARPENTER wants work on class A or large homes. Ph Eve., Lawrence 2-2654. Sus. Opportunities MOKE SHOP—loc. heart of S.A. gd. lse. & volume. Closed Sun. 1 can operate. Reas. Owner, 325 N. Bdwy., Santa Ana. OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS Sensational new Vending product being introduced in this territory. WITH POSITIVE PROOF OF PROFITS! Routes are all set up for you—start making money the first day! Route No. 1 requires $674.50 ANNUAL OLD FASHIONED SALE NOW ON Sensational SAVINGS In All Departments Aaron Schultz FURNITURE 301 W. Center — KE 5-2144 5 Rms. Repossessed Furniture Liv. Rm. inc. TV & 9x12 Rug 2 Bed. Rms. Dining Room Range, Refrig. & Wash Mach. Tables & Lamps included All for $459 Just $4.50 wkly Hub, 500 W. Center, Anaheim Furnish your home complete With Model Home Furniture. Select from 25 room groups. Now for sale to the public. Modern Refrigs. and Ranges. Liv. Rms. Bed Rms. Din. Sets, Lamps, Tables, and pictures. 4&5 Rm. Groups from $395. Liberal terms if desired. Hub 500 W. Center, Anaheim QUALITY USED FURNITURE 2-pc. bed divan, maple arms, $59.50; occasional chairs $9.75; light mahogany lamp table, 2 end tables, set $29.50; new steamer trunk, $19.50; 7-pc. dining rm. set w/extension table $49.50; 5 pc. hardwood breakfast set, maroon finish, $29.50; 5 pc. bleached ash dinette set $49.50; 3 pc. bedroom suite $39.50; deluxe baby crib $37.50; dining room chairs $3.95; 8.3x9 Axminster brown tone rug $34.50. Smith-Reafsnyder Furniture Company SINCE 1867 151 N. Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-2409 Household Appliances See at Warehouse, 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey, days, eves til 9 and Sunday. GAS RANGE. Gaffers & Sattler, Used 3 mos. Big 40" one Automatic clock for Oven, Vanishing Shelf. Griddle, and Glass Door. Also Big Extra Broil Oven. Cost over $370.00 new. Pd. Dn. to 187.09. No Down pymt. if you pay pymts of 9.81 per mo. See Baughn's, 131 W. Commonwealth, Daily 9-9. Sun. 11-5 or Ph. LA 5-2666. GAS RANGE Gaffers & Sattler, 1953. Big 18' oven model with the oven timer clock and lamp, this range will set in the same space as an ordinary range. All deluxe chrome model, just pay the monthly payment to Bank of America $7.76 per month or take it for what the cash balance of $128.76. Warehouse, 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey, days, eves til 9 or Sunday. GAS RANGE.Wedgewood, Big 40" used 1 mo. Lamp, Clock, CP all automatic.Also big Broil Oven.Pd.Dn.to 138.56.No cash if you pay pymts of 8.30 per mo.See where being sold, 131 W.Comwealth,Daily 9-9,Sun.11-5.or Ph.LA 5-2666. WASHER, 1953 Hotpoint, all automatic 10 lb.tub Agitator Used 3½ mo.Pd.Dn.to 189.73.No Cash If you pay pymts of 10.44 per mo.See Warehouse, 131 W.Comwealth,Daily 9-9,Sun.11-5.or Ph.LA 5-2666. FREEZER, 1953 Philco.Big 300 lb.model used 3 mo,and paid dn.to 148.26.Cash or pay pymts.of <7.87 per mo.Seek Storage, 131 W.-Commonwealth,Daily 9-9,Sun.11-o,或Ph.LA 5-2666. Radio-TV—Supplies—Repair LIQUIDATION SALE USED TELEVISIONS AND APPLIANCES ALL FULLY GUARANTEED G.E.Model with Wood Cabinet.....49.50 Silvertone Console.....65.00 Admiral Table Model.....69.95 Admiral Console.....75.00 Hoffman Console with Doors, New Picture Tube, 1 Year Guarantee.....89.00 Philco Table Model with Matching Base.....72.50 DuMont Console with FM Radio and New Picture Tube 95.00 Philco Table Model.....45.00 OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS Sensational new Vending product being introduced in this territory. WITH POSITIVE PROOF OF PROFITS! Routes are all set up for you—start making money the first day! Route No. 1 requires $674.50 cash investment and about 4 hours work per week. Can net up to $200 per month. Route No. 2 requires $1349 cash investment and about 8 hours work per week. Can net up to $400 per month. Route No. 3 requires $2698 cash investment and about 16 hours work per week. Can net up to $800 per month. Real money-making opportunity for reliable men and women ready to start at once. For full information write, giving phone to V. M. Box 151, Anaheim Gazette, Anaheim, Calif. FINANCIAL Money to Loan E. 5 & 6% loans. Low monthly pys. We buy T.D.'s—Contracts Chattel Mtgs. R. E. Rogde, 116 So. LA. St. KE 5-7221 - KE 5-8277. REAL ESTATE LOANS Build, Buy or Refinance D. K. BROWN 220 N. Broadway, Santa Ana KI 3-0911 PETS — LIVESTOCK For Sale ARAKEETS; $3.50. 614 S. Indiana. WHITE PEKIN DUCKS—Cheap. 15282 Anaheim Rd. KE 5-0310. ARAKEETS; $3.50. Canaries, reasonable. 608 E. Sycamore. Smith-Reafsnyder Furniture Company SINCE 1867 151 N. Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-2409 Household Appliances WASHER Repossessed Norge Washer, automatic push button. The one that really washes, agitator type, has built in water saver and spin dry almost to iron. Big 8 pound tub, you just have it for Bank of America payment of $7.92 per month. Nothing to pay 'til the payment due 45 days, Just used six weeks, or pay the total cash due, $127.86. See at Warehouse, days, eve 'til 9 or Sunday. 7826 Firestone, Downey. GAS RANGE OKEEFE & MERRITT, repossessed 1953. The deluxe all chrome top with griddle and lift up cover, chrome grill broiler and timer clock for oven, with lamp. You can have this range for just the bank payments of $8.25 per month. No money needed or pay off for cash $137.48. See at Warehouse, 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey. Day, eve til 9 or Sunday. REFRIGERATOR PHILCO, repossessed, 1953. Big Deluxe 9½ cu ft with shelves in the door and big 70 lb. separate freezer locker for zero storage. All colored interior. Just used it 6 weeks, no money needed. Just pay payments $9.32 per month. Still has 5 year guarantee. Or pay off cash $187.46. See at Warehouse, 7826 Firestone Blvd., Downey. Days, eve 'til 9 or Sunday. ALL FULLY GUARANTEED G. E. Model with Wood Cabinet ... 49.50 Silvertone Console ... 65.00 Admiral Table Model ... 69.95 Admiral Console ... 75.00 Hoffman Console with Doors, New Picture Tube, 1 Year Guarantee ... 89.00 Philco Table Model with Matching Base ... 72.50 DuMont Console with FM Radio and New Picture Tube 95.00 Philco Table Model ... 45.00 Motorola Combination Radio and Phonograph, Blond ... 85.00 We Take Trade-ins 24 Months on Balance BALLMAN'S APPLIANCES & TELEVISION 121 W. Broadway Anaheim — KE 5-5703 Musical Instruments $5 Per Month rents a good practice pianor Let the kiddies learn. All term rent allowed on purchase of a new piano. Danz-Schmidt, 520 N. Main, Santa Ana. WANTED: 50 used upright pianos Come in on our Great January Sale and trade in your old piano. More than fair allowance. Danz-Schmidt Big Piano Sale, 520 No. Main, Santa Ana, 100 Pianos Open every Friday evening. PIANOS! Pianos! Our greatest January sale. Spinets, rental returns, repossessions, trade ins One full keyboard, wonderful condition. Sale price $395.Another, like new,$435。一条 ebony finish,$487。Baby Spinets from $387。Practice Spinets，$437。Dozens of others。Some new some used。Up to $865。Easy terms。Mahogany，blond，maple，walnut。Danz-Schmidt，Big Piano Store。Always 100 bargains，520 N.Main,Santa Ana corner 6th。