anaheim-gazette 1954-04-08

Too Late to Classify FOR SALE—'40 Chevy 4 door sedan. Radio, Heater, Recent valve job. KE 5-2206. Orange 2039-J. LEGAL NOTICES IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE DERRELL WILLIAM WIMBERLY, also known as D. W. WIMBERLY; ZOTA ANNA WIMBERLY, Plaintiffs. vs. WALTER ADAMS SMITH, et al., Defendants. Dept. No. 4, No. $2183 SUMMONS THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: WALTER ADAMS SMITH, ANTOINETTE SMITH, LORENA V. MADDEN, THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF WALTER ADAMS SMITH, THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF ANTOINETTE SMITH, THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF LORENA V. MADDEN, JULE ROBERT BARMAN, THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF JULE ROBERT BARMAN, MAYBEL BARMAN, THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF MAYBEL BARMAN, V. R. MARTIN, KATHRYN MARTIN, JOHN DOE I, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE III, JOHN DOE IV, JOHN DOE V, ALL PERSONS UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT TITLE, ENTERTAINMENT OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY DEScribed IN THE COMPLAINT ADVERSE TO PLAINTIFFS’ OWNERSHIP. Defendants. YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO APPEAR in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiffs in the Superior Court of the State of California, and for the County of Orange, and answer the Complaint herein, within ten (10) days after service on you of this Summons if served within said County, or within thirty (30) days if served elsewhere. Said proceeding is brought to determine all claims to or clouds upon the following described real property situated, lying and being in the County of Orange, State of California, to wit: Parcel 1: Lot Seventeen (17) Block “A” of Tract No. 489, as per Map recorded in Book 18, Page 5, Miscellaneous Maps, records of Orange County, California. Parcel 2: Lot Eighteen (18) Block “A” of Tract No. 489, as per Map recorded in Book 18, Page 5, Miscellaneous Maps, records of Orange County, California. HEREBY NOTIFIED Engineering Corp.: Fire Site Studied for Possible Arson Following an early Sunday morning fire which reportedly completely destroyed the one-story frame warehouse, 12 trailers and equipment, valued approximately $35,000, of the Hille Engineering Corp., 701 E. Cypress, Anaheim, investigators inspected the charred ruins for clues of possible arson. The 80x200 feet assembly building for camp trailers created an intense fire which melted and twisted metal trailer parts making it difficult for the four Anaheim Fire department units fighting the blaze to approach at close range. Approximately 20 persons were employed by the corporation in the trailer plant and office personnel but there were no injuries reported during the two hours of fire. The building, an old one, is said to have been used previously for the operation of ceramic kilns for many years, by the Buchao Ceramic Co. This company is said to have sold the kilns and equipment by auction held in the building two weeks prior to the fire on Sunday. According to Frank Sallee, general manager of the Hille Engineering Corp., the trailer company had leased the plant for the past six months, and was covered by insurance. Sallee says the firm would resume operations in a few days as soon as another suitable location could be found. Art Exhibit Planned By Lincoln P-TA A students’ art exhibit and a demonstration of art instruction techniques were planned at the Luncheon committee who served the coffee and cake and decorated the individual tables with story book dolls were Mmes. Ellis Hutchens, Earl Zahl, Wallace Jeanerrett and Weston Thorsen. Students Modeled At Fashion Show; Elect New Officers The cafetorium at Katella school was gaily decorated for spring as members and friends of the PTL gathered at card tables in the early afternoon for dessert luncheon and fashion show as well as important official business. More than 25 students acted as models in the kiddie fashion parade sponsored by the “Little Folks Shop” of Anaheim. Taking the topic “What’s New for Spring” Mrs. June Dewey acted as narrator and introduced a host of charming Easter styles. Mrs. Kiyoshi Shigekawa, vice-president, was in charge of the program. Music was furnished by the Girls’ Glee Club directed by Mrs. Evelyn Holmes. New Officers Named Mrs. Hal Balmer, club president, conducted elections which named the following officers for the coming year: president, Mrs. C. W. Harrison; vice-president, Mrs. Dick Skinner; treasurer, Mrs. Herbert Douglas; secretary, Mrs. H. Schlagel. Mrs. Olyn Francis headed the nominating committee. New officers are to be installed on April 20. Art Exhibit Planned By Lincoln P-TA A students' art exhibit and a demonstration of art instruction techniques were planned at the regular meeting of the Lincoln PTA Executive Board at the home of Mrs. Edward Kearn. Mrs. Ben J. Wright, president, announced that Miss Lucia Upp, Anaheim Elementary Schools Art Supervisor, would speak on "Art and the Elementary School Child," at the April meeting of the Lincoln PTA, April 8, at 7:30 in the school cafetorium. The Board accepted with regret the resignation of Mrs. Joseph Kessler, as secretary, and appointed Mrs. Bryan Fults to that office. A recommendation that Mrs. Evelyn Polley, Mrs. Myriel Taylor, and Jack Polley be sent as delegates of the unit to the State Convention in San Francisco, was drafted to be presented to the membership for approval. Arrangements for an old and new board potluck luncheon in City Par-k on May 4, and a brunch to be given as a token of appreciation for the work of the room mothers for May 18, were discussed. Attending were Mesdames Fay Cook, Nancy Fults, Marian Hagopian, Dorothy Kearn, Vi Laflin, Louise Peterson, Evelyn Polley, Betty Rogers, Myriel Taylor, Virginia Wright, Miss Marjorie Strain, James Hull, and Edward Kearn. Hospital Guild Meeting Changed The St. June Hospital Guild April meeting has been changed from a noon luncheon to the regular meeting hour of 10 a.m. and will be held on Monday, April 12 at the La Habra Woman's clubhouse. The main business of the meeting will be the election of a nominating committee who will serve under a chairman and co-chairman appointed by the board. The meeting will adjourn to the coffee doughnut and conversation period which is becoming a center Corp. the trailer company had leased the plant for the past six months, and was covered by insurance. Sallee says the firm would resume operations in a few days as soon as another suitable location could be found. New Meeting Place For Begonia Society The next meeting, April 8, for the Begonia Society will be held in the club's new meeting place, the Garden Grove Grange Hall, Taft and Century, in Garden Grove. Meeting will be held the second Thursday each month. At the potluck dinner scheduled John R. Bauman, from the Palos Verde Begonia Farm, is slated to speak on "Begonias." Visitors welcomed. Anaheim Gazette Theodore B. Kuchel, Publisher G. E. "Anny" Meenan, Aux. Manager Published Thursday of each week at 59 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. 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: 25c per month by carrier or $3 per year by carrier or mail. ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchel, President Max Healer, Vice-President Mrs. Nancy Kuchel Secretary-Treasurer Publisher of ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1876 Phone: KE 5-2206 PUBLIC NOTICES ARE YOU HANDICAPPED by the lack of High School education? Excellent opportunity to get your Diploma in your spare time. Text-books and lessons furnished. Write for free bulletin. Columbia School Box 3, c/o Anaheim Gazette, 259 E. Center. COUNTY OF ORANGE On this 17th day of March, 1954, before me, Warren L. Schutz, a Notary Public in and for the said County of Orange, personally appeared T. E. SAWYER and HARLAN O. HILL, known to me to be the same persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and they each duly acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. WARREN L. SCHUTZ Notary Public in and for said County and State (Pub. Annaheim Gazette March 25, April 1, 8, 15, 1954) CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME The undersigned do hereby certify that they are conducting a general farm and ranch business at or near Silverado, Orange County, California, under the fictitious firm name of BLACKSTAR CANYON RANCH, and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows: Don G. Ulrich, 819 E. 246th Street, Wilmington, California. Gladys B. Ulrich, 819 E. 246th Street, Wilmington, California. Daniel Zullani, 423 North Walker Street, San Diego, California. Norma L. Zullani, 423 North Walker Street, San Pedro, California. Witness our hands this 10th day of March, 1954. DON G. ULRICH GLADYS B. ULRICH DANIEL ZULLIANI NORMA L. ZULIANI. STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES On this 10th day of March, 1954, before me, CHARLES H. KENT, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, and wawn personally appeared DON G. ULRICH, GLADYS B. ULRICH, DANIEL ZULLIANI AND NORMA L. ZULIANI known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. In witness whereof, I have hereunto affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. CHARLES H. KENT, Notary Public in and for said County and State. (SEAL) My commission expires December 23, 1956. CHARLES H. KENT Attorney-at-Law 413 W. 2nd St. San Pedro, California April meeting has been changed from a noon luncheon to the regular meeting hour of 10 a.m. and will be held on Monday, April 12 at the La Habra Woman's clubhouse. The main business of the meeting will be the election of a nominating committee who will serve under a chairman and co-chairman appointed by the board. The meeting will adjourn to the coffee doughnut and conversation period which is becoming a pleasant custom of the Guild. Holy Week at St. Michael's On Tuesday, April 13, the Prayer Group of St. Michael's Episcopal church will meet following the Communion service at 9:30 a.m. On Maundy Thursday, Holy Communion at 10:00 a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. in memory of the Last Supper. Good Friday at 10:00 a.m., there will be a Family Service with a Holy Week Talk, illustrated by colored slides. From 12:00 until 3:00 p.m., a service consisting of Hymns, Prayers, and Meditations on "Personalities Around the Cross." Holy Saturday, April 17, at 3:30 p.m., there will be an Easter Even Baptism Service. VFW. AUXILIARY ESCORTS, AVERAGE 15 M. PER TRIP Volunteers from Anaheim who gave escort service at the Long Beach Veterans hospital on Monday, April 5, were Ivy Ryan and Elizabeth Aldrich of the VFW auxiliary and Lucy Sims, Rose Heinlein and Clarice Holz. According to tests made with a pedometer, from 8:30 a.m. until 9:00 p.m., each volunteer walked an average of 15 miles while pushing a wheelchair. PUBLIC NOTICES ARE YOU HANDICAPPED by the lack of High School education? Excellent opportunity to get your Diploma in your spare time. Text-books and lessons furnished. Write for free bulletin. Columbia School Box 3; c/o Anaheim Gazette; 259 E. Center. THE NUMBER TO CALL IS NOW KEystone 5-2206 for GAZETTE WANT ADS EMPLOYMENT Situations Wanted M/F WOMAN Capable of taking full charge of household while mother-in-hospital or parents vacationing. Ref. KE 5-7515. PETS — LIVESTOCK Supplies—Care CUSTOM HATCHING CLEM'S HATCHERY 4891 Lincoln Ave. (¼ mile W. of Cypress) Jackson 7-2837. ROOMS — BOARD ROOM for rent. Has private entrance and kitchen privileges. Located in good section of Santa Ana. If you want a large, alry, sunny room, this is it. Call KE 5-7515 for particulars. REAL ESTATE Property For Sale BY OWNER 3 Bedroom, fenced yard, sprinkler system patio, hardwood floors, fireplace, School close. 325 Hampshire, Anaheim. Fire Site Table Arson Students Modeled Fashion Show; New Officers Cafetorium at Katella was gaily decorated for members and friends. TLM gathered at card table the early afternoon for luncheon and fashion show as important official business. Than 25 students acted as in the kiddie fashion pa-sonsored by the "Little Hop" of Anaheim. Taking "What's New for Spring" the Dewey acted as narrator introduced a host of Easter styles. Mrs. Klygigekawa, vice-president, charge of the program. was furnished by thenee Club directed by Mrs. Holmes. New Officers Named General Balmier, club president, and elections which namedwing officers for the com-misterial president, Mrs. C. W.; vice-president, Mrs.anner; treasurer, Mrs. Her-nglas; secretary, Mrs. H. gel. Mrs. Olyn Francis the nominating committee. Officers are to be installed 20. con committee who serv-tee coffee and cake and decora-individual tables with sto-dolls were Mmes. Ellis, Earl Zahl, Wallace t and Weston Thorsen. Merchandise Household Furniture Used Furniture and Appliances —at— BARGAIN PRICES Easy Spindrier washer $39.50; Wedgewood table top gas range $49.50; 4 pc. bdrm. set $59.50; full size baby bed & mattress $27.50; 3.3 & full size mat-tresses $27.50; mod. black headboard & chest; $59.50; 5-pc bleached dinette set $49.50; 5 pc.-dining room set, round table $29.50; 5 pc. breakfast set Monterey style $39.50; 2 pc. liv. rm. suite $34.50; Platform rockers $6.95 up; slip covered love seat $24.50; new floor sample table lamps $9.50 up; mohair chair club $24.50; used rugs from $19.50. LINOLEUM RUGS CHOOSE FROM THE LARGEST SELECTION IN ANAHEIM — ANY SIZE COLOR OR PATTERN TABLE PADS ASBESTOS LINING — HEAT RESISTING — LIQUID PROOF ALL SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM Smith-Reafsnyder Furniture Company SINCE 1867 151 N. Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-2409 Household Appliances EASY WASHER with spin-dryer, automatic timer. Good mechanical Condition. Completely over-hauled last year. $50.00 Inq. KE 5-8855. 1702 E. Sycamore. MERCHANDISE Household Appliances REFRIGERATOR, Philco, Big 11 cuft. Deluxe 60-lb. Cross Top Freezer Chest, Veg. Crisper, Space for Eggs, bottles.Everything. Used 9 Mos. but still has Guarantee. Pd. dn. to $169.73. No Cash dn. Just Pay Pymts of $8.99 Mo. See where stored, 220 S.Main St., Santa Ana. 9-9 Daily Sun. 11-5.Ki. 3-7201. Musical Instruments SPINET piano, blond, slightly damaged case in shipment $495. Returned rental, $397.Another smaller $369.2 reposessions,save $180.One Maple finish spinet mirror type $195.beautiful tone.Danz-Schmidt 520 No.Main,Santa Ana. ASK about the organ for only $695. Fullerton Music, 110 N.Spadra WANTED 50 used pianos for rental.Trade your old piano on new Hammond Organ, Spinet piano or Grand piano.Dans-Schmidt Great Piano and Organ Store 40th year sale. 520 No.Main,Santa Ana.Open Friday nights. 1 SPINET trade in $250 off. Fullerton Music, 110 N.Spadra GREAT Piano Sale 40th year.Bestful Baby Grand.Gorgeous tone.Case like new.Our special $387.Terms $10 per month.Other Grand piano.Danz-Schmidt Knabe.Reed & Sons from $495.up.Danz-Schmidt Big Piano and Organ Store, 520 No.Main,Santa Ana. AUTOMOTIVE Cars—Trucks—Tractors GUARANTEED USED CARS WE ARE BUYING SHARP - CLEAN USED CARS TOP DOLLAR Furniture Company SINCE 1867 151 N. Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-2409 Household Appliances EASY WASHER with spin-dryer, automatic timer. Good mechanical Condition. Completely overhauled last year. $50.00 Ipq. KE 5-8855. 1702 E. Sycamore. REFRIGERATOR—1954 General Electric - Nice Cross Top Freezer, Chest Model - Space for bottles, Eggs, Everything. Also has All Steel Shelves. Pd. dn. to $178.42. Cash or Pay Pymts of $8.75 per Mo. See at Storage, 220 S. Main St., Santa Ana. 9-9 Daily, Sun. 11-5. Ki 3-7201. GAS RANGE—1953 Tappan, Big 40" all automatic, clock, oven Lamp, Vanishing Shelf, Glass door, and broil oven. Pd. dn. to $194.84 from $384.00; No Cash dn. If you Pay Pymts of $10.25 per Mo. See Warehouse, 220 S. Main St., Santa Ana. 9-9 Daily, Sun. 11-5. Ki 3-7201. GAS RANGE—1953 O'Keefe & Merritt, the Big All Automatic, Clock, Lamp, All Chrome Top, Vanishing Shelf, and Griddle in Middle; Also Cool Control Panel. Pd. dn. to $198.72; No dn. Pymt., If You Pay Pymts of $10.44 Mo. See Warehouse, 220 S. Main St., Santa Ana. 9-9 Daily, Sun. 11-5. Ki 3-7201. REFRIGERATOR—Crosley 1952, Freeczer Locker, It's the Shelva-dor Model with Shelves in door. Pd. dn. to $138.82; No Cash dn. Just Pay Pymts of $8.36 per Mo. See Warehouse, 220 S. Main St., Santa Ana. 9-9 Daily, Sun. 11-5. Ki 3-7201. REFRIGERATOR—1954 Philco, Cross Top Freezer Model, Meat tray, All Steel Shelves, Space for bottles, Eggs, Veg. Pd. dn. to $144.61; No dn. Pymt. If You Pay Pymts of $7.73 per Mo. See Storage, 220 S. Main St., Santa Ana. 9-9 Daily, Sun. 11-5. Ki 3-7201. GAS RANGE—1953 O'Keefe & Merritt, Big Nice CP, All Automatic, Lift Top, Griddle in Middle, Simmer burners, and Grill broiler. Pd. dn. to $123.34; No Cash dn. Just Pay Pymts of $8.58 per Mo. See Warehouse, 220 S. Main St., Santa Ana. 9-9 Daily, Sun. 11-5. Ki 3-7201. GAS RANGE—Wedgewood. Big Nice 40" high Broiler, C P all Automatic, Clock, Lamp, Struup. Danz-Schmidt Big Plano and Organ Store, 520 No.Main,Santa Ana. AUTOMOTIVE Cars—Trucks—Tractors GUARANTEED USED CARS 53 Stude Comdr. Sport Cpe V8 Overdrive — Low Miles. Radio — Heater $209500 50 Stude Champ Sedan Overdrive — Radio & Heater, New Paint, Very Clean $74500 48 Stude Champ 2-dr.Sedan Very Clean Car $44500 48 Frazer 4-dr. Sedan Overdrive Transmission. Can't Beat This One $34500 47 Hudson 2-dr. Sedan Excellent Transportation $12500 MANY OTHERS LEAVITT FORD Studebaker 226 S.Los Angeles St. Motor Overhaul NO MONEY DOWN WITH THIS AD 6 Cyls $48.99 8 Cyls $58.93 Includes both labor and parts New rings, wrist pins, valve grinding of main and rod bearing Expert motor tune up. 90-day or 4,000 mile guarantee.(NO MONEY DOWN.) REBUILT ENGINES —Up to 15 MONTHS TO PAY—Built in our own factory by skilled machines.Don't contend with the middle man.Buy direct! REBUILT AND INSTALLED SHORT BLOCK FORD $129.5 CHEVROLET $149.5 PLYM.& DODGE $155.0 CHRYS.$& DE SOTO $170.0 STUDEBAKER $170.0 OLDS.$& PONTIAC $6.$170.0 BUICK $175.0 PACKARD $6.$175.0 HUDSON $175.0 Loan Car — Free Towin NEW CAR GUARANTEE Open Daily 8 to 7 PHONE IN SANTA ANA AT 2421 S.Main-KI 3-8264 2650 N.Main-KI 2-6487 Block must meet our standards Plus taxes,gaskets and oil Open Sunday 10 to 2 NUMBER TO CALL IS NOW Cystone 5-2206 for ZETTE WANT ADS EQUIPMENT Has Wanted M&F Capable of taking full of household while mothhospital or parents vacagation. Ref. KE 5-7515. LIVESTOCK Care STOM HATCHING LEM'S HATCHERY Colin Ave. (¼ mile W. of farm) Jackson 7-2837. MS BOARD For rent. Has private endoring and kitchen privileges. And in good section of Santa room, this is it. Call KE for particulars. ESTATE For Sale BY OWNER Room, fenced yard, sprinkestem patio, hardwood fireplace, School close. Lampshire, Anaheim. GAS RANGE—1953 O'Keefe & Merritt, Big Nice CP, All Automatic, Lift Top, Griddle in Middle, Simmer burners, and Grill broiler. Pd. dn. to $123.34; No Cash dn. Just Pay Pymts of $8.58 per Mo. See Warehouse, 220 S. Main St., Santa Ana. 9-9 Daily, Sun. 11-5. Ki. 3-7201. GAS RANGE—Wedgewood. Big Nice 40" high Broiler, C P all Automatic, Clock, Lamp, Stimmer Burners, Bake oven and Broil oven. Pd. dn. to $128.86. No Cash dn. Just Pay Pymts of 7.76 per Mo. See Warehouse, 131 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. 9-9, Sun. 11-5. Lambert 5-6252. WASHER—Westinghouse, Automatic. Used, But still has 1 year Guar. on it. Pd. dn. to 108.46. No dn. Pymt. if you pay pymts of 8.95 per Mo. See Warehouse, 131 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. 9-9, Sun. 11-5. Lambert 5-6252. WASHER—1953 General Electric, All Automatic, Large tub, Water Saver, and used only 2 weeks. Pd. dn. to 198.46. Cash or Pay Pymts of 10.10 per Mo. See Warehouse, 131 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. 9-9, Sun. 11-5. Lambert 5-6252. GAS RANGE—1953 Gaffers & Sattler. CP all Automatic, Clock, Lamp, Griddle in Middle and Grill Broiler. Pd. dn. to 138.56. No Dn. Pymnt. if you pay pymts of 8.30 per Mo. See at Storage, 131 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. 9-9, Sun. 11-5. Lambert 5-6252. WASHER—1954 Hotpoint. Nice one. Automatic, Agitator, 9-lb. tub and no bolting. Pd. dn. to 189.73. No Cash Dn. Just pay pymts of 10.44 per Mo. See Warehouse, 131 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. Lambert 5-6252. MANY OTHERS — LEAVITT FORD Studebaker 226 S. Los Angeles St. Phone KE 5-2284 ANAHEIM TRADE-INS ON NEW CADILLACS 1952 Cadillac 60 Fleetwood $3495 A clean local car with Power Steering. Come in drive this fine car. 1949 Cadillac 62 Coupe SALE A local car with all the extras. 1949 Cadillac 4-dr. Sedan SALE Lots of extras. A clean local car in excellent condition. 1949 Hudson 6 Super 4-dr... $495 Lots of extras. A real buy. COME IN AND LOOK OUR STOCK OVER Phil Renick Cadillac 701 South Spadra, Fullerton Phone LA 5-2347 "See Your Cadillac Dealer for Finer Used Cars" A REAL BUY FOR THIS WEEK - END 1951 MERCURY 4-dr. Sedan. Radio, Heater, Overdrive Low Mielage 1295.00 CROWELL MOTOR CO. "Your Local Oldsmobile Dealer" 252 No. Los Angeles — Ph. KE 5-5746 STEFFY'S BETTER BUYS ARE TOPS IN QUALITY '46 Chevrolet Sedan ... 199.00 '47 Ford V-8 Sedan ... 299.00 '48 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan ... 399.00 '48 Pontiac 8 Sedan ... 499.00 '48 Buick Super Sedan ... 499.00 '46 Chevrolet Sedan . . . 199.00 '47 Ford V-8 Sedan . . . 299.00 '48 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan . . . 399.00 '48 Pontiac 8 Sedan . . . 499.00 '48 Buick Super Sedan . . . 499.00 '48 Chevrolet Aero Sedan . . . 449.00 '50 Buick Special Sedan . . . 899.00 '50 Buick Riviera Sedan . . . 1099.00 '51 Mercury 5 Pass. Coupe . . . 1299.00 '52 Buick Super Riviera Sedan . . 1799.00 '53 Buick Special 2-dr. . . 1899.00 '53 Buick Special Riviera Cpe. . 2095.00 and Many Other Equal Values To Choose From —REMEMBER— "YOU GET A BETTER USED CAR FROM STEFFY" STEFFY BUICK CO. 410 S. Los Angeles KE 5-2297 OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS CONE BROS. "O.K." Guaranteed Used Cars VALUES PRICES are the ★ are the HIGHEST LOWEST CHECK THESE FINE VALUES '52 Chevrolet Fleetline . . $1395 VALUES are the HIGHEST CHECK THESE FINE VALUES '52 Chevrolet Fleetline ... $1395 Deluxe, Power Glide, One Owner — Clean & Sharp. '49 Chevrolet Club Coupe ... $845 New paint; Immaculate. '49 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan ... $845 Loaded with accessories — One local owner. '49 Stude ½ Ton Pickup ... $745 Completely overhauled & ready for the road. '50 Chevrolet ½ Ton Panel ... $995 Deluxe cab. Original MANY OTHER'S TO CHOOSE FROM Low Down Payments, Low Finance Terms Here OR—SELECT YOUR OWN FINANCING CONE BROS CHEVROLET 215 N. 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