anaheim-gazette 1954-04-15

PTA Council Meets To Install Officers Using an interesting color theme by means of ribboned corsages, Mrs. John Henry, president of the Anaheim Council Parent-Teacher association, installed the new officers of the Broadway PTA at the regular monthly meeting on April 6. The following new officers were installed: president, Mrs. Darwin Stockwell; vice-president, Mrs. Kendall Magill; treasurer, Mrs. Roy Pina; recording secretary, Mrs. Sam Morgan; historian, Mrs. Ben Lillenthal; auditor, Mrs. Clark Brown; parliamentarian, Mrs. Ambrose McDonald. A musical program entitled "Lazy Mary" was presented by the kindergarten classes. At the close of the meeting, Mrs. Morgan, retiring president, was presented with the past-president's pin, and a gift from the association for her year of service. Mrs. Ben Lillenthal and Mrs. Roy Pina, first grade room mothers, were hostesses at the social hour. Tinted cala lilies and jonuils decorated the tea table. April Schedule of YLI Activities The April meeting of Anaheim YLI revealed current activities in many fields of endeavor. A report on Father Stadler's home in Banning was made by Elsie Benner. It is the proposed new project for District 17. Easter Monday, April 19, a pot luck supper is to be held in the IOOF Hall to honor husbands of YLI members. Cards and refreshments will follow. The Cord Rosary meeting was slated for April 27 at 7:30 at the home of Wenoma Halderman, 512 W. Juliana St. The monthly card party will be held in the home of Virginia CHICAGO RELATIVES WELCOMED Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Tess of Chicago are visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. John Wilcox of 419 E. Sycamore St. They arrived by train last Tuesday and received a special welcome from their grandchildren, Carol S., and Kirk, 6. Dr. and Mrs. Wilcox expect to sail for the Hawaiian Islands on Saturday, April 17. They will attend a medical convention in Honolulu as well as vacation during their month's stay in the islands. VISITORS FROM TEXAS Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jordan of Lamesa, Texas, while enroute to Sacramento for a visit with their son-in-law, daughter and small grandchildren, stopped by Anaheim Monday evening and spent the night with their old-time friends, Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Nipper,.527 S. Clementine. Mr. Jordan has for many years been in the field services of the Magnolia Petroleum Co. CARD PARTY APRIL 21 The A. B. Paul Women's Relief Corps will hold a card party on April 21, preceded by a noon luncheon and the contribution will be 50 cents. This event will take place of the regular meeting. The social club will meet at Bertha Harvey's home at 1449 Marlin Drive, Fullerton, on April 27. 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, WALTER ADAMS Smith, et al., Defendants. Dept. No. 4, No. 62183 SUMMONS THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: WALTER ADAMS Smith, ANTOINETTE Smith, LORENA V. MADDEN, THE JEARS AND DEVISEES OF WALTER ADAMS Smith, THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF LORENA V. MADDEN, JULIE ROBERT BARMAN, MERCHANDISE Household Furniture Outdoor LAWN SWING with Canopy REDWOOD Chains & Pad METAL Umbrella Table, ALUMINUM Chairs, Plastic T FOOT Garden Umbrella TABLE & BENCH Sets, ALUMINUM Chains & Innervation CAMPaign Chairs REDWOOD Chair, Adj.BACK BAR BQ Grill, 24" on legs BAR B CART—Grill & Utility MEXICAN Leather Barrel Widest Seat DAVISON Fox Theatre Bldg. ANAHEIM Gazette Theodore B. Kuchel, Publisher G.E."Andy" Mellen, Adv.Media Published Thursday or each Mi East Center Street, Anaheim formica. Entered as second class mail under the Act of March 3, 1875. The Gazette is a member of tional Editorial Association, a fornia Newspaper Publishers All rights herein are re Subscriptions: $25 per month rier or $3 per year by carrier ANAHEIM GAZETTE, D Theodore B. Kuchel, Press Max Besten Vice President Mern Honey Kuchel Secretary-Treasurer Publishers of ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 Phone:KE5-2- PUBLIC NOTICES Special Tutoring. Elem Grades.Call Ke 5-7341 4 p.m. BUSINESS SERVI Special Tutoring.Elem Grades.Call Ke 5-7341 4 p.m. EMPLOYMENT Situations Wanted M&F WOMAN Capable of taking charge of household whi Easter Monday, April 19, a pot luck supper is to be held in the IOOF Hall to honor husbands of YLI members, Cards and refreshments will follow. The Cord Rosary meeting was slated for April 27 at 7:30 at the home of Wenoma Halderman, 512 W. Juliana St. The monthly card party will be held in the home of Virginia Mulligan, 625 Grafton Place, April 29. Reservation chairman is Gerry Carlson, Ke 5-7635. The May Day card party and fashion show to be held in the Garden Room at Knott's Berry Farm will benefit St. Jude's hospital fund, general chairman Helen Osborn said, and fashions will be by Toni and Marian. A week-end retreat is planned for May. Reservations may now be made through Bonnie Jolissaint, Ke 5-6645. Republican Women's Tea Well Attended Signifying their intention of taking part in the next election and taking advantage of their right to vote," so many Anaheim women attended the recent Republican Women's membership and registration tea that two registrars were kept busy the entire afternoon. The successful affair was held in the home of Mrs. Marion Fort, 740 N. West St., with members of the Republican Women's club as hostesses. General chairmen were Mrs. James Carter and Mrs. Coalson Morris. Refreshment chairman was Mrs. Alden Connor. The beautifully appointed tea table was patriotically decorated in red, white and blue. Pouring throughout the afternoon were Mimes. Henry Kuchel, Charles Pearson, George Alden, Lester Ferrell, Fanny Weaver, Ollie Merick, and H. O. Wheldon. Twenty-five new members joined the club during the afternoon, according to Eva Boyd, club treasurer. FOOTLIGHTERS RETURN TO GIVE EASTER DRAMA The M.Y.F. Footlighters of White Temple Methodist church have just returned home from their annual roadshow drama tour of leading churches. They left Anaheim last Friday and gave their first performance of the 3net drama "Spark in Judas" at BANNING was made by Elsie Benner. It is the proposed project for District 17. Easter Monday, April 19, a pot luck supper is to be held in the IOOF Hall to honor husbands of YLI members, Cards and refreshments will follow. The Cord Rosary meeting was slated for April 27 at 7:30 at the home of Wenoma Halderman, 512 W. Juliana St. The monthly card party will be held in the home of Virginia Mulligan, 625 Grafton Place, April 29. Reservation chairman is Gerry Carlson, Ke 5-7635. The May Day card party and fashion show to be held in the Garden Room at Knott's Berry Farm will benefit St. Jude's hospital fund, general chairman Helen Osborn said, and fashions will be by Toni and Marian. A week-end retreat is planned for May. Reservations may now be made through Bonnie Jolissaint, Ke 5-6645. Republican Women's Tea Well Attended Signifying their intention of taking part in the next election and taking advantage of their right to vote," so many Anaheim women attended the recent Republican Women's membership and registration tea that two registrars were kept busy the entire afternoon. The successful affair was held in the home of Mrs. Marion Fort, 740 N. West St., with members of the Republican Women's club as hostesses. General chairmen were Mrs. James Carter and Mrs. Coalson Morris. Refreshment chairman was Mrs. Alden Connor. The beautifully appointed tea table was patriotically decorated in red, white and blue. Pouring throughout the afternoon were Mimes. Henry Kuchel, Charles Pearson, George Alden, Lester Ferrell, Fanny Weaver, Ollie Merick, and H. O. Wheldon. Twenty-five new members joined the club during the afternoon, according to Eva Boyd, club treasurer. FOOTLIGHTERS RETURN TO GIVE EASTER DRAMA The M.Y.F. Footlighters of White Temple Methodist church have just returned home from their annual roadshow drama tour of leading churches. They left Anaheim last Friday and gave their first performance of the 3net drama "Spark in Judas" at BANNING was made by Elsie Benner. It is the proposed project for District 17. Easter Monday, April 19, a pot luck supper is to be held in the IOOF Hall to honor husbands of YLI members, Cards and refreshments will follow. The Cord Rosary meeting was slated for April 27 at 7:30 at the home of Wenoma Halderman, 512 W. Juliana St. The monthly card party will be held in the home of Virginia Mulligan, 625 Grafton Place, April 29. Reservation chairman is Gerry Carlson, Ke 5-7635. The May Day card party and fashion show to be held in the Garden Room at Knott's Berry Farm will benefit St. Jude's hospital fund, general chairman Helen Osborn said, and fashions will be by Toni and Marian. A week-end retreat is planned for May. Reservations may now be made through Bonnie Jolissaint, Ke 5-6645. Republican Women's Tea Well Attended Signifying their intention of taking part in the next election and taking advantage of their right to vote," so many Anaheim women attended the recent Republican Women's membership and registration tea that two registrars were kept busy the entire afternoon. The successful affair was held in the home of Mrs. Marion Fort, 740 N. West St., with members of the Republican Women's club as hostesses. General chairmen were Mrs. James Carter and Mrs. Coalson Morris. Refreshment chairman was Mrs. Alden Connor. The beautifully appointed tea table was patriotically decorated in red, white and blue. Pouring throughout the afternoon were Mimes. Henry Kuchel, Charles Pearson, George Alden, Lester Ferrell, Fanny Weaver, Ollie Merick, and H. O. Wheldon. Twenty-five new members joined the club during the afternoon, according to Eva Boyd, club treasurer. FOOTLIGHTERS RETURN TO GIVE EASTER DRAMA The M.Y.F. Footlighters of White Temple Methodist church have just returned home from their annual roadshow drama tour of leading churches. They left Anaheim last Friday and gave their first performance of the 3net drama "Spark in Judas" at BANNING was made by Elsie Benner. It is the proposed project for District 17. Easter Monday, April 19, a pot luck supper is to be held in the IOOF Hall to honor husbands of YLI members, Cards and refreshments will follow. The Cord Rosary meeting was slated for April 27 at 7:30 at the home of Wenoma Halderman, 512 W. Juliana St. The monthly card party will be held in the home of Virginia Mulligan, 625 Grafton Place, April 29. Reservation chairman is Gerry Carlson, Ke 5-7635. The May Day card party and fashion show to be held in the Garden Room at Knott's Berry Farm will benefit St. Jude's hospital fund, general chairman Helen Osborn said, and fashions will be by Toni and Marian. A week-end retreat is planned for May. Reservations may now be made through Bonnie Jolissaint, Ke 5-6645. Republican Women's Tea Well Attended Signifying their intention of taking part in the next election and taking advantage of their right to vote," so many Anaheim women attended the recent Republican Women's membership and registration tea that two registrars were kept busy the entire afternoon. The successful affair was held in the home of Mrs. Marion Fort, 740 N. West St., with members of the Republican Women's club as hostesses. General chairmen were Mrs. James Carter and Mrs. Coalson Morris. Refreshment chairman was Mrs. Alden Connor. The beautifully appointed tea table was patriotically decorated in red, white and blue. Pouring throughout the afternoon were Mimes. Henry Kuchel, Charles Pearson, George Alden, Lester Ferrell, Fanny Weaver, Ollie Merick, and H. O. Wheldon. Twenty-five new members joined the club during the afternoon, according to Eva Boyd, club treasurer. FOOTLIGHTERS RETURN TO GIVE EASTER DRAMA The M.Y.F. Footlighters of White Temple Methodist church have just returned home from their annual roadshow drama tour of leading churches. They left Anaheim last Friday and gave their first performance of the 3net drama "Spark in Judas" at BANNING was made by Elsie Benner. It is the proposed project for District 17. Easter Monday, April 19, a pot luck supper is to be held in the IOOF Hall to honor husbands of YLI members, Cards and refreshments will follow. The Cord Rosary meeting was slated for April 27 at 7:30 at the home of Wenoma Halderman, 512 W. Juliana St. The monthly card party will be held in the home of Virginia Mulligan, 625 Grafton Place, April 29. Reservation chairman is Gerry Carlson, Ke 5-7635. The May Day card party and fashion show to be held in the Garden Room at Knott's Berry Farm will benefit St. Jude's hospital fund, general chairman Helen Osborn said, and fashions will be by Toni and Marian. A week-end retreat is planned for May. Reservations may now be made through Bonnie Jolissaint, Ke 5-6645. Republican Women's Tea Well Attended Signifying their intention of taking part in the next election and taking advantage of their right to vote," so many Anaheim women attended the recent Republican Women's membership and registration tea that two registrars were kept busy the entire afternoon. The successful affair was held in the home of Mrs. Marion Fort, 740 N. West St., with members of the Republican Women's club as hostesses. General chairmen were Mrs. James Carter and Mrs. Coalson Morris. Refreshment chairman was Mrs. Alden Connor. The beautifully appointed tea table was patriotically decorated in red, white and blue. Pouring throughout the afternoon were Mimes. Henry Kuchel, Charles Pearson, George Alden, Lester Ferrell, Fanny Weaver, Ollie Merick, and H. O. Wheldon. Twenty-five new members joined the club during the afternoon, according to Eva Boyd, club treasurer. FOOTLIGHTERS RETURN TO GIVE EASTER DRAMA The M.Y.F. Footlighters of White Temple Methodist church have just returned home from their annual roadshow drama tour of leading churches. They left Anaheim last Friday and gave their first performance of the 3net drama "Spark in Judas" at BANNING was made by Elsie Benner. It is the proposed project for District 17. Easter Monday, April 19, a pot luck supper is to be held in the IOOF Hall to honor husbands of YLI members, Cards and refreshments will follow. The Cord Rosary meeting was slated for April 27 at 7:30 at the home of Wenoma Halderman, 512 W. Juliana St. The monthly card party will be held in the home of Virginia Mulligan, 625 Grafton Place, April 29. Reservation chairman is Gerry Carlson, Ke 5-7635. The May Day card party and fashion show to be held in the Garden Room at Knott's Berry Farm will benefit St. Jude's hospital fund, general chairman Helen Osborn said, and fashions will be by Toni and Marian. A week-end retreat is planned for May. Reservations may now be made through Bonnie Jolissaint, Ke 5-6645. Republican Women's Tea Well Attended Signifying their intention of taking part in the next election and taking advantage of their right to vote," so many Anaheim women attended the recent Republican Women's membership and registration tea that two registrars were kept busy the entire afternoon. The successful affair was held in the home of Mrs. Marion Fort, 740 N. West St., with members of the Republican Women's club as hostesses. General chairmen were Mrs. James Carter and Mrs. Coalson Morris. Refreshment chairman was Mrs. Alden Connor. The beautifully appointed tea table was patriotically decorated in red, white and blue. Pouring throughout the afternoon were Mimes. Henry Kuchel, Charles Pearson, George Alden, Lester Ferrell, Fanny Weaver, Ollie Merick, and H. O. Wheldon. Twenty-five new members joined the club during the afternoon, according to Eva Boyd, club treasurer. FOOTLIGHTERS RETURN TO GIVE EASTER DRAMA The M.Y.F. Footlighters of White Temple Methodist church have just returned home from their annual roadshow drama tour of leading churches. They left Anaheim last Friday and gave their first performance of the 3net drama "Spark in Judas" at BANNING was made by Elsie Benner. It is the proposed project for District 17. Easter Monday，April 19，a pot luck supper is to be held in the IOOF Hall to honor husbands of YLI members，Cards和refreshmentswillfollow。 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO WALTER ADAMS SMITH，ANTOINETTE SMITH，LORENNA V. 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JATHEN MARTIN, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, JOHN DOE II, NOTICE APPEARANCE IS A defendant appears on appeal against any action when he answers questions demanded upon his appearance or will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in this case. (Secure Court Court Order No. C.B.C.P.) NOTICE APPEARANCE IS A defendant appears on appeal against any action when he answers questions demanded upon his appearance or will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in this case. (Secure Court Court Order No. C.B.C.P.) FOOTLIGHTERS RETURN TO EASTER DRAMA The M.Y.F. Footlighters of White Temple Methodist church have just returned home from their annual roadshow drama tour of leading churches. They left Anaheim last Friday and gave their first performance of the 3-act drama, "Spark in Judea" at Visalia. Subsequent performances were given in Yosemite, Ukiah, Burlingame and Albany. They will give a performance at White Temple on Easter Sunday evening at seven o'clock. The public is invited to attend the enacting of the political intrigue in the court of Pontius Pilate at the time of the crucifixion as a climax to the Easter season. S. S. OFFICER FULLERTON A representative of the Social Security Administration Field Office in Santa Ana will be at the new office of the California Department of Employment at 233 E. Commonwealth, Fullerton, between 11:30 a.m., and 2:30 p.m., on Wednesday, April 21, Garrett W. List Manager announced today. This is one of the regular visits of the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance representative which are scheduled for the third Wednesday in each month. NAMED VICE-PRINCIPAL Avon Carlson, Ag. instructor at AUHS, has been named vice-principal of John Fremont Junior high schools. Attend church services Easter Sunday! MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE Household Furniture Household Furniture Outdoor Furniture Bargains AWN SWING with Canopy $38.95 EDWOOD Chaisse & Pad $14.95 METAL Umbrella Table, Large Size $17.95 LUMINOUS Chairs, Plastic Web Seats 2 for $28.00 FOOT Garden Umbrella, Tilt Polo $15.95 TABLE & BENCH Sets, 6 ft., rood quality $18.95 LUMINOUS Chaisse & Inner Spring Bed $37.50 FRICAN Campaign Chairs $9.95 EDWOOD Chair, Adj. Back, with Pad $14.95 AR BQ Grill, 24" on legs $9.95 AR B CART—Grill & Util. Cart Comb. $9.95 EXICAN Leather Barrel Chairs $9.95 Widest Selection — Lowest Prices DAVISON FURNITURE AND T.V. Box Theatre Bldg. 516 N. Spadra LA 5-677 Anabeim Gazette Theodore B. Kuchel, Publisher E. "Andy" Mellen, Adv. Manager Published Thursday of each week at 8 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. 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 carer or $3 per year by carrier or mail. ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchel, President Max Bestle, Vice President Mr Hampson, Kuchal Secretary-Treasurer Publishers of ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 Phone: KE 5-2206 PUBLIC NOTICES Special Tutoring. Elementary Grades. Call KE 5-7345, after 4 p.m. BUSINESS SERVICE Special Tutoring. Elementary Grades. Call KE 5-7345, after 4 p.m. EMPLOYMENT Situations Wanted M&F WOMAN Capable of taking full charge of household while mothi- Household Appliances USED WASHER—1 Coronado. 2 yrs. old. $44.95. Good shape. Western Auto Supply, 119 N. Lemon. Ke 5-4225. WASHER, 1954 Hotpoint Washer. Automatic, Agitator, 9 lb. tub. Really nice. Pd. dt. to 187.79. No Cash Dn. if you pay pymts. of 10.33 per mo. See Storage, 131 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. 9-9, Sun. 11-5. LAmbert 5-6252. EASY WASHER with spin-dryer, automatic timer. Good mechanical Condition. Completely over-hauled last year. $50.00 Dig. KE 5-8855, 1702 E. Sycamore. REFRIGERATOR — Philco. Big 11 cu. ft. 60 lb. Cross Top Freezer Chest, All Steel Shelves, Meat Chiller, Crisper for Vegetables, space for eggs, bottles, everything. Used 8 Mos. but still has Guarantee and Service left on it. Pd. dn. to $168.77. No Cash dn. if you pay pymts. of $8.94 per Mo. See Warehouse, 220 S. Main St., Santa Ana, 9-9 daily, Sun. 11-5, KI 3-7201. REFRIGERATOR — 1953 Hot-point. Big 9 ft. Automatic Defrosting, shelves in door, two Crispers for Veg. Pd. dt. to 197.79. No cash dn. if you pay pymts. of 10.34 per mo. See Storage, 131 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. 9-9, Sun. 11-5. LAmerta Delivered. MERCHANDISE Musical Instruments SPINET piano, blond, slightly damaged case in shipment $495. Returned rental, $397. Another smaller $369. 2 reposessions, saye $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. Beautiful Baby Grand. Gorgeous tone. Case like new Our special $387. Terms $10 per month.Other Grand piano.Danz-Schmidt Knabe, Reed & Sons for $495. Danz-Schmidt Big Piano and Organ Store, 520 No Main,Santa Ana. AUTOMOTIVE Cars—Trucks—Tractors Mobilgas Economy Run Winner ... STUDEBAKER 6 Pass.Sedan Delivered in Anaheim. $1994.68 *** Factory Delivered. MERCHANDISE Musical Instruments $5 Per Mo.rents a good piano.All term rent when you buy.Good pianos $99 up.Danz-Schmidt Santa Ana, 520 No.Main Friday nights. Miscellaneous Special Tutoring.Elem Grades.Call KE 5-73454 p.m. TEARDROP trailer.Kitchen in back; excellent shape tires; bumper hitch and man camp stove included KI 7-1536. AUTOMOTIVE Wanted to Buy WANTED: Late Model Trailer approximately Will pay cash.Box B, 259 E.Center. Cars—Trucks—Tractors FOR SALE-'40 Chevy 4 dan.Radio Heater valve job.KE 5-2206,2039-J. Motor Overhaul NO MONEY DOWN WITH THIS AD 6 Cyls $ 8 Cyls $ Includes both labor and New rings, wrist pins,vault fittings of main and rod Export motor tune up.$4,000 mile guaranteed MONEY DOWN.) BUSINESS SERVICE Special Tutoring. Elementary Grades. Call KE 5-7345, after 4 p.m. EMPLOYMENT Situations Wanted M&F WOMAN Capable of taking full charge of household while mother in hospital or parents vacationing. Ref. KE 5-7515. Bus. Opportunities Special Tutoring. Elementary Grades. Call KE 5-7345, after 4 p.m. ROOMS — BOARD Room for rent. Has private entrance and kitchen privileges. Located in good section of Santa Ana. If you want a large, airy, sunny room, this is it. Call KE 5-7515 for particulars. REAL ESTATE Property For Sale SACRIFICE by owner, new 2-bd-Rm and den, total sq. footage. 1375. 1½ baths; lots of tile, fireplace. Price $13,300. Phone Logan 5-3265 or Oxford 6-9944. BY OWNER Bedroom, fenced yard, sprinkler system, patio, hardwood floors, fireplace, School close. 325 Hampshire, Anaheim. Property For Rent RM. unfurnished apt. Close in. Newly decorated. No pets. Baby O.K. $62.50. 534 W. Chestnut, Apt. 2. KEystone 5-5066. COTTON CARPET Guarantee Soil Resistant Choice of Colors 9 and 12 ft. Widths $4.95 yd. AARON SCHULTZ FURNITURE 301 W. Center KE 5-2144 Used Furniture and Appliances —at— BARGAIN PRICES Easy Spindrier washer $39.50; Wedgewood table top gas range $49.50; bbdm set $59.50 REFRIGERATOR — 1953 Hotpoint. Big 9 ft. Automatic Defrosting, shelves in door, two Crispers for Veg. Pd. dn. to 197.79. No cash dn. if you pay pymts.of 10.34 per mo. See Storage, 131 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. 9-9, Sun. 11-5. LAmbert 5-6252. THE NUMBER TO CALL IS NOW KEystone 5-2206 for GAZETTE WANT ADS REFRIGERATOR — Admiral. Big 11 cu. ft. Automatic Defrosting, Shelves in Door, two Veg. Crispers. Big 60 lb. Cross Top Freezer Chest. Pd. dn.to 209.73. No Cash dn. if you pay pymts.of 10.92 per mo. Used 5 mo., and this saves you 180.00. See Warehouse, 131 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton, 9-9, Sun. 11-5. LAmbert 5-6252. USED WASHER—1 Easy Spindrier. 2 Yrs. Old.$44.95.Lake new.Western Auto Supply, 119 N.Lemon.Ke. 5-4225. REFRIGERATOR — 1954 Philco, Cross Top Freezer Chest.Family Size model.Also space for eggs,bottles,everything.Pd.dn.to $148.47.No dn.pymt.lf you pay pymts.of $7.92 per mo.See Warehouse, 220 S.Main St., Santa Ana, 9-9 daily,Sun.11-5.KI 3-7201. ELECTRIC RANGE.Philco.The best one.Automatic Oven Clock,Lamp,Deep Well Cooker,Big Oven,Broiler.Pd.dn.to $163.94.No cash dn.lf you pay pymts.of $8.70 per mo.Usered only 3 Mos,and it saves you $157.00.See Warehouse,220 S.Main St.,Santa Ana,9-9 daily,Sun.11-5.KI 3-7201. GAS RANGE—Gaffers & Sattler.Automatic Clock that shuts off Oven.Griddle in Middle,Big Broil Oven and Bake Oven.Usered only 2 Mos.Pd.dn.to $169.73.No Cash dn.lf you pay pymts.of $8.99 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.CP All Automatic,Lift top,Griddle In Middle,Simmer Burners and Grill Broiler.Pd.dn.to $122.38.No cash dn.lf you pay pymts.of $7.98 Mo.See Warehouse,220 S.Main St. STUDEBAKER 6 Pass.Sedan Delivered in Anaheim. $1994.68 *** Factory Delivered $1775.00 *** Get More for Your Trade in Now WE NEED USED CARS LEAVITT FORD Studebaker 226 S.Los Angeles St. Phone KE 5-2284 ANAHEIM DON'T BE A DREAMER BE A DOER And let George Klimpel Dodge-Plymouth give you $500 over actual value for your car on a new— DODGE or PLYMOUTH George Klimpel Dodge or Plymouth 2—LOCATIONS—2 210 So.Spadra,Fullerton AARON SCHULTZ FURNITURE 301 W. Center KE 5-2144 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 mattresses $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 club chair $24.50; used rugs from $19.50. LINQLEUM 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 Oven. Griddle in Middle, Big Broil Oven and Bake Oven. Used only 2 Mos. Pd. dn. to $169.73. No Cash dn. if you pay pymts. of $8.99 per mo. See Storage, 220 S. Main St., Santa Ana, 9-9 daily, Sun. 11-5. KI 3-7201. GAS RANGE — 1953 Q'Keefe & Merritt. CP All Automatic, Lift top, Griddle In Middle, Slimmer Burners and Grill Broiler. Pd. dn. to $122.38. No cash dn. if you pay pymts. of $7.98 Mo. See Warehouse, 220 S, Main St., Santa Ana, 919 daily, Sun. 11-5. KI 3-7201. WASHER — General Electric, All Automatic, 9 lb. tub. Agitator. Also Water Saver, and you don't have to bolt it down. It's a 1953 but never used. Been in Storage. Pd. dn. to $197.40. Pay Cash or Pay pymts. of $10.10 Mo. See where stored, 220 S, Main St., Santa Ana, 9-9 daily, Sun. 11-5. KI 3-7201. PREEZER — New 1953 Crosley-Bendix, 15 cu. ft. It's really a beauty! Has a 5 yr. Guarantee and 1 yr. Service. Was pd. dn.to $258.97. Cash or pay pymts.of $12.05 Mo. See Storage, 220 S, Main St., Santa Ana, 9-9 daily, Sun. 11-5. KI 3-7201. Musical Instruments WILL BUY or trade any used piano. Fullerton Music, 110 N. Spadra HAMMOND Organ Chord used.Wonderful bargain.Hammond Spinet Organ slightly used.Big saving.Easy terms.Danz-Schmidt 520 No.Main,Santa Ana. ORGAN electronic used.Special $595 Terms.Another bargain Organs and pianos.Save $400.Danz-Schmidt, 520 No.Main,Santa Ana. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS ON FORDS 1950 FORD 8 Club Coupe ...89 1949 FORD 8 2 Door ...69 1949 FORD 8 2 Door ...69 1949 FORD 8 Club Coupe ...59 "Your Local Oldsmobile Dealer" 252 No.Los Angeles — Ph.KE 5-5746 MERCHANDISE Musical Instruments 5 Per Mo. rents a good practice piano. All term rent allowed when you buy. Good practice pianos $99 up. Danz-Schnidts, Santa Ana, 520 No. Main. Open Friday nights. PIANO LESSONS —Beginners and intermediates. 867 S. Claudina. Miscellaneous Special Tutoring. Elementary Grades. Call KE 5-7345, after 4 p.m. EARDROP trailer. Kitchen space in back; excellent shape; good tires; bumper hitch and Coleman camp stove included. Ph. KI 7-1536. AUTOMOTIVE Wanted to Buy WANTED: Late Model House Trailer approximately 16 ft. Will pay cash. Box B, Gazette, 259 E. Center. Cars—Trucks—Tractors FOR SALE—'40 Chevy 4 door sedan. Radio, Heater, Recent valve job. KE 5-2206. Orange 2039-J. Motor Overhaul NO MONEY DOWN WITH THIS AD 6 Cyls ..... $48.99 8 Cyls. ..... $58.99 Includes both labor and parts New rings, wrist pins, valve grind, fittings of main and rod bearings. Expert motor tune up. 90-day or 4,000 mile guarantee. (NO MONEY DOWN.) REBUILT AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE Cars—Trucks—Tractors 1954 PONTIAC EQUIPPED and DELIVERED IN ANAHEIM For only $2582¹⁴ Pontiac 8-Cyl. 5-Passenger Sedan 122-inch Wheelbase 1. Underseat Heater 2. Dual Defrosters 3. Direction Signals 4. Chrome Bumper Guards, Front and Rear 5. Chrome Trunk Guard 6. Chrome Gravel Guards 7. Permanent Type Oil Filter 8. Twin Sun Visors 9. Arm Rests, Front and Rear 10. Electric Cigar Lighter 11. Ash Trays, Front and Rear We Can Deliver a Pontiac "6" 5 Passenger Sedan For only $2419⁵⁵ Including tax, license, title, Oil Bath Air Cleaner and items 3 through 11 listed above. In Anaheim at Casey-Beckham Overhaul NO MONEY DOWN WITH THIS AD 6 Cyls ..... $48.99 8 Cyls. ..... $58.99 Includes both labor and parts New rings, wrist pins, valve grind, fittings of main and rod bearings. 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 ..... $129.50 CHEVROLET ..... $149.50 PLYM. & DODGE ..... $155.00 CHRYS. & DE SOTO..... $170.00 STUDEBAKER ..... $170.00 OLDS. & PONTIAC 6..... $170.00 BUICK ..... $175.00 PACKARD 6 ..... $175.00 HUDSON ..... $175.00 Loan Car — Free Towing NEW CAR GUARANTEE Open Daily 8 to 7 PHONE IN SANTA ANA AT 2421 S. Main — KI 3-8264 2850 N. Main — KI 2-6487 Block must meet our standards Plus taxes, gaskets and oil Open Sunday 10 to 2 BELLES ENGINE REBUILDERS State Bonded A DREAMER E OER Limpel Dodge-Plymouth dual value for your old PLYMOUTH Klimpel Plymouth TIONS—2 n., Fullerton 600 For only $2419⁵⁵ Including tax, license, title, Oil Bath Air Cleaner and items 3 through 11 listed above. In Anaheim at Casey-Beckham Or We Can Deliver A Pontiac "6" 5 Passenger Sedan through factory delivery at Pontiac, Mich. For only $2175⁵⁵ Including Tax, License and Title Dollar for Dollar, You Can't Beat a .... Casey-Beckham Pontiac ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING PONTIAC DEALER Always "A GOOD DEAL AND A GOOD DEAL MORE" 336 S. Los Angeles St. — Phones KE 5-2857 - KE 5-2858 OPEN EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE CONE BROS. "O.K." Guaranteed Used Cars VALUES are the HIGHEST LOWEST CHECK THESE FINE VALUES: '52 CHEVROLET Fleetline ..... $1395 Klimpel Plymouth TIONS—2 Fullerton 600 and Sundays S SPECIALS RDS Coupe ... 895⁰⁰ or ... 695⁰⁰ or ... 695⁰⁰ Coupe ... 595⁰⁰ MOTOR CO. Mobile Dealer" Ph. KE 5-5745 VALUES are the highest prices are the lowest CHECK THESE FINE VALUES: '52 CHEVROLET Fleetline $1395 Power Glide. Original throughout. '49 MERCURY 845 R&H. Original Finish. '50 CHEVROLET 4 Door 995 R&H. Completely Overhauled. SEE THESE TRUCK BARGAINS '49 Studebaker ½ Ton Pickup '50 Chevrolet ½ Ton Pickup '50 Chevrolet ½ Ton Panel MANY OTHER'S TO CHOOSE FROM Low Down Payments, Low Finance Terms Here OR—SELECT YOUR OWN FINANCING CONE BROS CHEVROLET 218 N. LOS ANGELES ST. — PHONE KE 5-2215