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IUBIICIUPTIOH L\ 'I'D
OneYNr -~ ••
Out ol the au.r ArM. Year ......
Rartlor 1114 ud 1111
Dear Editor:
The Newport ·Harbor Buaineu
and Professional Women's ·Club
wiahes to thank you for your ex-
ceUent pubUcity and cooperation
during the peat club year.
Mr ...... t ipKe \"el')' ea-
tertalai-.N, ...... .. pn-
f ..... ,. lut ......... , IIIPt at
tile Yo-. a; lhr' ~
lq .. City Haft. .. lie .. .ot prMMt ...... tlte .. , of
a euecaetae proc•-. ~ t11aa
tlllat 1te wu a rodE rt~ eo~~
eervattw. UMI c • • 1 a r o • t apla•t R .... i"eJ llop.rt, ...
taJrdaa' tile eeMola t. tuk for
tWI' plall tlapd ,..... ... 1a..a.c tile "loe I~" <4l•tlaa Goodwla) u W.. tlte •It of tile tJarUl u apart &om
fte ra6lal lat~tllla. DIRECTORY
We appreciate your ex~llent
coverage of our meetings at all
tlrnes and we are alto ' cop.izant or ffie fact tn.t It was ~rough
your W}tlring effo rll that our
Chrlatmas Preview was so widely
publicized and brought before the
public.
ParticulArly stutling was his ' DiiNfift branding of the movie "Caaa-.-----....=.=.::.:.:::.:. ___ __
blanca'' as pro-CommuniAt, on the Dr. M. Wesley Wise
JtTOUtld that lt was criUcal of
Sincerely yours.
BE'M'Y HANDY, Pres.,
Business A Professional
Womens ' Club.
Franco's SpaJn and favorable to G<>neral and Oillc!ren'a
the Loyallsta who fought for the Dentlatry
thE-n legally wnstltuted gov~m-lollS COAST BLVD. ment of the Spanl~h Republic. Here Is Goodwin Knight, placing Corona' del Mu Harbor 3090
hlm!K'If In the position of support-Ev nJ b A ln"--t Dear Editor: lng the dictator who overtl'lreW -e np y ppo """"""'·'
The boys In CUb Scout Pack the government of a sovereign na-~===]o~!!f!!E:==~~ f'RA~"K LISNI:LL ....... at t1te ttpt .......... a 1ft"...... 180 would like to take this op-tlon by conspiracy and revolution r-
marlla ttaat 1M\ aa ... t Oet. I S. IM7. He wu • tile Mat Lplta D portunity to thank all of the peo-and who has as terrifying a re-
aiHI the eaptala Is 0ot1c Priest. -(plloto t.y Keat Rltdtoodl) pte who helped to ma.ke our col'd of opprellaion u Stalin. who
"County Fair"?& blg success. We fought Franco or Hltler or M'lb. I Frank lJnMll. the rt"Cmtly ap-diCl a lot of fishll\g lh oettral and haC! such a swell time ana we Unl. who aupporled hlm.
PQinted city juclge, is at~ wiU-northern MfnJiejk)ta-hil favorite a.llo made enough money to carry Gabdwin KnJght 11 doing a dis-
l.ijr to talk about hls favorite fishing thtoi\ being for m.akelun~. on and expend our club work service to t~ battle against the
hobby. marUn filhing. He has caqht one u large u 46 next yeer. It s~ was fun! tra~t of our ...:overnment-fitth
But he won't say how many pound~. and one wu such a peor-We want to thank especially col lata or all oolors-by th.a
marlin he has caught-maybe be-k'ct specimen that it wu dis-all of the merchants who made conf the Issues.
E. H. Thiele
OPTICIAN
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Gla.aes ~red
1415 Cout Blvd., COM
Open Six Days a Week
Eves by Appt. Harbor .1.528 .ca.we 1olk:a mllht thlnk that be's played at the Mlnnesota .State contributions, the Ensign for pub-_
ju t telling a filh story.-ni aaya rr. -llctty. Stanley Realty Co. few AllefiMoto Rep••• ... ....._ wa x:=:.r.:t ~· ...._. mel't'ly that ~ hal caught ''"'-ny, In high school at ~Jes City, use of their window to display M\"fl lila4l tile ........ tillllty to.._ v..'"-u.ua n ._..., .._.. r...-u
many marlin," and the lft.IClll il he wu both a ICholar and ath-the door pdzes, Mr. Lftlie Ster-een"fl ~~ JUdi-with Best In M Eyewear
that he doH a lot 6f deep eea tete. He played flnt team quar-fensen for h1a wit as muter of .,.. Nlxoa, ~te for U. 8. .George W. Spratt fishing. and )X'rhaps &lao becatae tet'back on the hllh -c:hool foot-ceremonies, Ray. Goodwin u ae-1!!18a~ ao ....._ wtwft
he has a special theory of ..,._ ball tam, wblch claimed the atate cordlonlat for the ~ walk and IMI ....._ ... lle wu a refrftla-OPTICAL COMPANY
-..IIL.fishlng: It's the ball of -..e ~blp for one aeuon, and Fire Chief Crocker tOr the u.e or lair c.atrut tie tile tniMI old Diapena1nc Optjclarw
WI"Ke or the boat that attrada at.o wu on the basketball and his loud speaker and record ..,.._ ,...,.... n-••c ..e 811 COAST BLVD.
the fish, and that's whe-e the bueball teams. player. Mlllt!wtila' e1 a J•-cs 8'1: 1 ,
book should be, and not-way ~ atudled Uberal arts at We would aboliJce to ffiiiii ill tile,__. •aea .. a 1•••h¥• 0orooa del tMar lfa.ri)or 100
hind the boat. That's how he hu Charles Oty College, quarter-of our moms and dada who worked 1be perennial John PhUU .. abo "---
fished for marlin, ancJ he's done backed the football team. playing 110 hard on the comm.lttees for ============ r----
pretty well. aplnat such teema u GrtnneU. their interest and ~lp and all 110 ta There's a world's record holder Coe·and Iowa Unlve"-'ty. He at-of the people of the OOmmtm.lty ... ·~ 1111......1 [
in--the binneU ftmUy-,.,..-Frank. -tft1ded Jaw llchool in Valparaiao, for ~ll" iUpi)Oft. We'll all ~rk ~---1'1111111111 but MJ1.1. Linnell, who hu the re-Ind., and on June 15, 1915, he wu hard next year to make our Cub ______ ....... ____ _
oord for a 124-PQUnd aaUfllh on admitted to the bar In Iowa ~d Scout Pack bluer and better. Aar .-u-' Ddt WMir 6-thread Une. That ~.made Jut ~· ('~'her-e had been law-Thank you~ again tM 111111111p ...,.._.._ espert
:rear at AcaP'ot)co, where Mr. Un-)"ft'S on both .tdes of the tunny Cub Scout n.....-f Paek 180 wtll :aae • e aa air el ....._ ndl participated in the . Interna-hun way back). · . &7UT• o • ... aetle ....,. .-.e ,.,. .._t
tiona I Sailfish ·team toum&ment. He returned to Charles Qty to COrona del Mar. , fact. of a , ....... ef Clh1e ud
Mr. Linnen ~-eloped hla in· pnctl~ law in hll father's office, ' ~-'7 ............ ......_,..
terest In fishing in hJI boyhood and at the same time terwd u DEAR Editor, .-,.,. • tire ea. ..a ... , ....
days in Iowa (he wu born near footbaD eoadt at the hlltt 8Cbool Our elernentuY school was a to-e4 t.y lollaa lheAior of eor... Charles City on F•b. 2. 1893). He and U.O did .aome refereeing. . cal polnt of spedal interest 1n dd 111ar.
In 1918 be wu elected dbtrtct rona del Mar during the recetlt
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Dr. Harvin F. Strid
Chiropractor
1217 COAST BLVD.
Corona del Mar liarbor lOti
If No AnlweT Call
Harbor 1398-M
attorney, ~ ln 1920 anc! open house that was held here. The public nre alarms that ue
&pin In 1922. He reslcned that Between 7 and 9 p.m. hundreds sounded at the Balboa Fire Sta-
P*Uon in 1923 to come to the of fat~rs and mothers vilited Uon are coded to designate the
west oout, e.tabU8hlfc tala law c1usrooms with their -ebiJdren partkular area where a fire has Corona del liar, cautomla
ofrJCe in l..onc Beach. · Re Ia now and learned from them about broken out. The city il divided
Baltz Mortuary
Cbapel by the Sea
HARBOR 42
aaociated at hll Long Beach law school. Each group of c.bildren Into eight districts. as follows: Ample Off-street~
office, and a1llo here in Newport, and their teacher 1\ad arranged No. 1, Peninsula Point to Sev-"===:!~§!'!J!!l!:===t with Owrles T . Smith, who was their room so that visitors could enth St.; No. 2, Seventh St. to ,.. C8
an Nr F.orce colonel Clurlng the see and understand how and what to 32nd St.; No. 3, 32nd St. to war. 'Ibe Newport offjce. Which they were learning. city limits at the Santa Ana river was ~ a yar aco. is at 4 Bal._ __ II d n-3016% Newport Blvd. One could not attend such an mouth; No. , uua s an • oo=•·
Mr Un.nell hu been famlllar occuJon without coming away con Bay, Harbor Island; No. 5,
With ·Newport Harbor for a long with the. conviction that the 0... Corona del Mar, Shore Cliffs, Co-
time because of hJa boating and rona del Mar School Is a good rona Highlands; No. '6. Udo Isle;
filhlng tntere.t. Back In 1933 place for chlldren. Everyw~re No. 7, Newport Htlghta; No. 8,
he bought a· boat and moor-ed tt one looked the beauty of the Mirach~ Mlle. Bay Shores.
GENERAL INSURANCE
Edward Bucko
HARBOR1C74-W
In t~ Earl Olamberlaln Otftcle
500 Cout Blvd., Corona del Mar down here and he at.o acquir-ed buildln and grounds had been en-Each district Is further divided baatnesr pi ty here by the. _chlldren's own Jllto.. •ub-dlatrlc.tJ arut Jt.umbered .. ~==-========~ It wu 1n '1:.1 that he. built his painting, drawing, and clay WOl1c Uttle Island, for instance, is Sub-r
home at 'Bay Shores· 2742 Bay--their own expt"ealon and inter-district 2 of District •· and lt,lJ
shore Dr. Is now the U nnella' ad-pretatlon of the world u they .ee designated on the Fire Statton
Cfrea and f~l about it. Music and na-may by the number 42. A f:tre BaCk 1n JDwa ·Mr Unnell wu ture study materials abounded on UttJe llland thw would be
Exalted Ruler of t.,e Elks Lodge In each room the careful ob-denoted by four bluta of ·the fire
COontinued on Page 15) server could see many mclencel aJann to designate the diatrict. 1ii;;;;iiiiiii;;iiiiiii;;iiiiiii;ijjiiiiiii;jjii~jjiiiiii~iiiiii;~~iiiiiii;;iiiiiii;;ii-.;~i;;~~~--· of practice in language lldUJ and followed by two bluta to deslg-
.. BE SURE -INSURE"
with
Maurie Stanley
InsuranCe Oounle8or
1 number concepts. Everywben nate the sub-dlatrlct. •------l-JI~~~lt:••·~Ul.lNiii.... _ _Enlli·liL~r_JbiJIIL~Lwe~reJb.:_chJ~Idre;din~e:bx~p~l~a~t.;n~i~n~c~to:d!~'Ibe~'i F1re Department'• advice
• to be a fire truck cbuer. ~=:J!!;!!i:f!;iJ~!:=:j chart. -showing-how ~ A erowd at a ttre can hamper r
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-· . CcrbiMt &w.at ..... aacl .......
·-·"'· ....... ••••iilllllt. _..... __ ...,. •ell:eu
· Dr. E. C. Page, D. C.
worked -and everyone wai .. v. fir& fllhtlng efforts and perha ..
tng a good and mea.nlngf'ul ttme. cau.e unnece11ary .nre clarnqe.-
'Ibe school p r I n c t pal, II r a. 11'1 eue of fire, Call 11arbor 18. · •
Grayce Sevier, hu saJd, "At tbll n.at'a the main F\l"e Station In
school we try to combine the bat Batoo.. All dlapatc:hln& ol tire
of the old wtth the bat of -the t:rucb Ia from that hMclquarten.
new educaUonal ldeu. 11an.y who Be u ealm u ..,..._, IIY wllo
attended the open tto.e .. ve a-you are, .mere the fin Ia, what prN~Ed appreciation of 'this ~~kind ot nre It Ia. CTtwre wu one
porttmity to obwrYe the lldltul eue of a eall •)'IQ& merely, "My L-.;..;,.. ...... --..
work of the .ehool Ud Ita ltaff. home Ia on nre, eomlf quick!"-.------== M. II. no .,.._ or addl-.) Margaret L Scharle
or..eher of ....,
Orpnlst. A«>••.-ntet .
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------~~----~----~--~ Sat\lnSay, ltlay 8, ~ the «)th
~~ annivt"f'RrY or Mr.' and
Junior fire depa.rtmmt .,..... lloboban, DoJorH Plank, Cather-• =~ J: ~~iOn~ :::!r ~
we-re prt"Sftlted laJt week by~ IDe Sturtevant. Albert Ka.nold and Troop 11 of Rxth ~l thttr Corona dfol Mar home •t 212
The J~ Prom t.a Chi~. Frank ~r to fourth Kld\ul Dmlln eor. ~~ hal be-en ~·........:-;:,: Dahlia A' e Their ·guN~ 'ftft
come and cone for thll )'t!IU'I It and fiftl) graders wbo bad~-Fin-Inspector P hil Ha)'<len said ~~!.c~:~~:!:· .CC:t tcut• out Mr. and MrS. Ray ~I"'O'"Of Lol
happened wt Friday at the ~iris' ed ~ gr8test number of fire that ~ llleowport Beach J\D'UOY a.nd madr the alt'ndl for mltta to Angeles. Mr Ch8E6to 1.s dty at-
IYin at .mool! 8efoft COin& to hazards. Fire Dt'partment ~ disco,·ered be-r:J,·tm ·as Prt!lt'Dll to mot.hen o1 lol"ht>Y or Loa Angples.
the prom ,...tot the atuclenta ate Lft ~U of Udo llle wu 750 fire hazards, whJch had been he Th "dramatics'' out. Some of the popular places awal"ded the juniol' flre ehi~ lnvt>~Ugated and corrected. Tbe 1 troop. . e troop were Et Adobe VIVian Lalrd'a, ba.. Neal Leit.bold of Balboa (ire ~':-ention program \n the .badge is bemg completed ~th
Welah'a, VIctor' Hugo's, and the ~ived the ual.st.ant c h Ief' 1 schools i.a 5p01\Son>d by the Ki-sl.l('dal . \\Ork in e~on and
Bay C1ub._ badge, and batt.aUoo ehief'l badges "'-anis Club and the Fire [)e.pe.rt-pantonume • • 'X". ·
From mo~~t rf'I)Orb Nat Ymmg's WMt to Gordon McClymen( or ment. AJI rt>ady for 'orway Is a box band wu excrllent!' The decora-Col10na ck-l Mar a.nd Oren W&cle packed b)• t~ Brownies of Troop
tlont "'~ also ~thanks of BaJboa-. 27, thlTd smadt'rs. 1'he box ear-
to .all the Juniors that worked Student& at the Corona del J4ar rit>$ such thlngs .&h handkerchlel.l, it. The room wu· cut in half ~lvlng captain's badges candy and plctW'ft of girls ln the
the ceiling low<.>red by a fi.Ah avL were Mary ~'5, M a r t I n troop with their names and ad-Paper flOY.'C!t'l oo''ered the net and Fro~t. \'i{'jd Csenar and Gery ~ ,to be di.Jtributed to 10me
the tables lining the room. ~ CraJD. Jrirl scouts in Norway. Mrs. Dor·
nt>t was draped over the band-Newport school studenu rect>h·-'I'he Sa Soout Base along Coast othy McKenna. a friend of the roo-
stand with large lett~ with log captain's badges were Joyce High"' .. Y in Newport wu the tte th r or Ont' or the trooP. members,
the thecne printed -"MoonUght . or t~ meeting of th t>xecuta-.e i taking the bo" with her thia
and RO$t'S." board of the Orang<' Empire Area w k as .lw lea-.·es for a stay ln
Potted plat'ltS were donated by RESCUE TRAINING Boy Scouts of last Wt't'k . · ·" dl.'n. '
Ellis Brothers Nwvry in Corona GIVEN TO f'IREtt!EN Bo&rd mem~rs and guests.
del Mar to help make the t'ffect numberinst some 125. wt>re trt>ated n~rT Bf'E.SA PARK
net'ded. Abo\·e the M,t was a ball Members of-the Orange cOast to a boat ride in the Harbor by Brownie -Troop 21 of fourth
of mirrors With spotUgnta.. on It College ln-senicc training course t he Sea Scout ships ol ~ewport. 'CT3d€'rs ha bet>n working hard on
maklnJt a speckled effect on the for firemen were given first hand Placentia, Laguna and Orans:e. T<>nderfoot rt'QU~nts, lookJn(;
noor and cclHng. lnstructlons and expl!rience in lllr· ~strations then "ere put fol'\\ard to the "Fly-up" soon
Chosen by the men members of craft cra.sh fires In recent classes on by the Sea Scouts. including "h<>n th<.>y "'ill tx-come 'tnterme-
the faculty was the Prom Queen, conducted at the El Toro Marine small boat launchin~ by the Nt-w-diatt> Scout . The)' took a . (it'Jd
Joyef' Purcell. She was crowned Base. port hip. Sea Scout Commodore tnp l'ee'ently. and drove ta Knott's
by Rob Burdick. Junior cla.a After \ie"'-ing a training rtlm William Spurgf'On TJJ extendt'd a· Beny Farm fol' a -.1si1 to ''Gbc»t
Pl'e !dent. and receiving d<.>.t.alted \erbal in-welcome to the members of the Town··. &nd a look into Cautor-* * • s truction.s from the sergeant-in-Council and their gu ts. nia's past
A ff1!1· of the-~ c'Oiac liP charge, m<'mbers or the class were ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
til ,..,_ hll4-rtoa Pow "'ow al1rr organiud into rescue teams. Each
t b4' pmm "-e-re AlldrM Crt..._ or these teams. flanked by a vet-
and Rob Blai..U, JIIIJce ...,... <'nln aircraft crash expert, ~
IUld Ro.-f'r Gonnaa. Shi~J' ller-cued a dummy pilot from a bum:
rill and Dtdt n-t. 8-..e 01-iftg fusela~t>. The members then
HAMPTON'S REXAL~ DRUG~
IOn and Gary Smith. extinguil!hed the gasoline fire PRESCRIPTION SERVICE
TO'S i11 FOOD -• •
TOPS ill • -•
ENTKTAINMENT
Delldilt at 9 p. "'-
NHely fft.pt Wed.
• * * with h.PsH equipped with fog tlt Cout Bh·cL Rarhr !U5 c. ..... *I .._
Al"' last Friday night many n ... o~nl~es~. _________ _..!.~~~~~~~~~::==:::=::=~~::==~~=::=::=~~~~----==-=:__:::=:__:::=:_~ peoplt> journeyed to the Pow \V(YW -
instt-ad of thE' prom. Some of
thos<' were Jane Norton ~nd
Chuck Hamon, Helen and Dew
WM Bi..lb'
Smith, Jeanine
Blue. Barbara Berl!fl't'OirWlnd
Smalley, Joan J t>tTY
Tripp. Sally Battle and Jol'lll Boyd.
myself and Bill Foster, ~rot An-
derson. Joanna Leithold. Justine
Feli0\\'5, Roxy. Aan·old. and mal\)'
mo.re. Kay Starr was terrific! -.........
Well kidS. only 20 mon! days
lt>ft of school for us. It sure
doe5n 't seem as If the school ~·ear Is over. does lt 1 With tile
lft>morial Day holiday coming up
on the 2$th &nd 30th, there just
doesn't seem much time left at
all. or coo~ there is even
time for the ·beloved seniors. They
get out ·on the 9th! • • *
ne aew •bldetlt body ofll-~... are: ~t. 1110 Witt-
.... : ~ pre•l•e•t. Bill
l!ldllllltt: ~tar)-. llarletle All-
.,._: tre~A•eor. Wa"" 8t.r-~\ .. at. ..... ~ ~,.'II .. •
t«rtfte Jo'l aest J'l&r. 0...
hid~! ........ of Ute of-
~ wtn take p1aee oa Kay
lt.t. • * •
Saturday. May 6 wu clean-up day
at the Tar Pit. The cleaner-up-
pers were Ray MJddaugh. Jim
Armstrong. Don Jaoobllon. Artie
~. Andrea Cribben, Mike
Bums, &nd myself.
This was all done for the bene-
fit or the track team that came
home \1Ctorlous . . . they had bet-
ter a ppreda te it !
1bat evening the track dance
wu M id there wtth aU the teart\
entering free-others 25c. Chuck
Granger•• Balboa Trio furnished
the music for the evening. There
were lots or good comments con-
cerning this tr1o.
...The girls WOI'king behind the
snack bllr were Ruth Reynolds,
Audrey Berg, Judy Gannon, Ha-
zel McCullah. Rosemary Mitchell,
and Mary Lou Snowden.
The SUNet League trophy wu
on display wtth a spotlight on it
&nd chairs surt'O\.mding it to help
ke<'p hands orr!!!
On all the walla wert' comic pi~
tures of the varsity track team.
By the end or the evening mo8t
of theee were COM! • • *
fte dleer ........ ~
lit .... wefe II@W .. tale ....
............... ,. ... )' .. 'fte
11ew pep liMa WID ~ el: ........... ,... .........
A.a w ....... .,_ .... : ..... -......~ CIMc:a. 8._ Apr, ..,..,, liM
.. QuoniL 'r.e ••• '" .... ... ...., ....... ..,
...,.~ ..... -.e .... _,...._.. ... .,...,.ul
~-~ . The Tatty and .._ • ._.,,...,
are in the mldlt ot plainrllllll __ a
Farewell dance for lfftion.
tM!ne II to be a Hawaiian -with the nune "Aw... att.dle4
to it. It wiD be llelcl at tt. Olrl
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Public Cordially Invited .•.
~t hut in NEw~~ ......................................... ~~~~~-------. ........ _..__.._._~ .. _.._._ around the ant ot MXt ......
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Gene's Place
WEDDINO CAKES
Bllt11IDAY ~
l"'tENCR PAST'RIES .............. c.-..........
nNI: ft'AJI&llf
DiNhE&i
Aile Ste:ab --: PriiDe _.
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BALBOA .INN
CAFE ~.
ol •••lc
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Come Ill EftiY EftDiDv
(Except Wednesdays)
to Hear LEO BOJO
play cmd 11iDCJ your lcnortte ...,.
in hia LATIN-AMDICAR FAIIDOM
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1ft DINING Yt * at Ill=•:;._,._ __ _
With RaiDh ltkbarc1IOit
and MIChele IIOI"'JU'l
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16-iD. Scr .. D
Meet ~-.-M~e. AA detlc deer
..-.4 c:WcWt· Supt ,. .. ,.d .....
rettte , •• ,.-., ltJ che~~MI tvft~·
PI~ &ci'e T e•
& Pert1 Werrooty
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!BE EIIIIOR .
aYIL eE1MCE JOII "V: li.,. ~.:E.?$-i Reunion far n:nignt
t uary poai tions kM::a ted in the vi-••
dnlty ot W~ D. C.. olf« (Oantm.d t....a•.-.e W Doolittle tv.'ho in World War D
•lari8 ranctnc from 13.125 to ck!nt o1 the Newport a.ch =· ,.... w Jeed the famou~ air raid ta.tOO a )'Sr. Tn.Ln1nc ~ ~cans. ubd him tG ov~r Tokyo) won the dty hand-
pomtlona a.nt in the optioaal ~ldl bJ"WOy at the ~-llr. KJqbt b&1J chafnPonahlp 1ft Loa An-
or entomolocy, aanltary en~-said ~ had bMft ~)' bMIAtecS gelell-and he ciHc:ribH JimmY u
lng, bactcrioJocy. vetf'rinary sci-to Edwin Williams. Ml"''. WU-a "rouchnfock", who ~rew up to
ence, chemiatry, bioJoc>•, and gen-Uam'a late bu.band. Wbo had been be a prh~cfight<>r for a while.
eral. Salaries are from 13.825 to hi& court reporter for 11 YM.I"''. Mr Knight paid tribute a1llo to
$7,600 ~ }car. Applications myst Paul Langdon Willlam8, aon .or b1J ~t Mr. ~ ror tu. long
be filed early ln June Mt"'l. Williams and b\'C)ther o( Mn. ~nioe in the atate Senate-hold-r-----------......,-Anck-rsdn, bad beea a r001n1Mte lng the po15ltlo'n of ~tar)' of
•·nrhlhta of Mr. Knight at Stanford Unl-the ~te for the lasl 37 )'eAI"'',
, l'rsit.Y.. He paid tribute to tbls since 1913.
Nursery SChool form<>r roommate. who Ia now re-Mentlonin~: polltles briefly in his
li;ing from t~ Army Air Forces dinner JX'('Ch, ~tr. KnJ ht aald the
'"th rank of major general and Republicans l01t the last presl-
State U~ and APIJI'Oved ".ho had charge o~ aU aJrbome dential elC'Ction beca~ of apathy .
..,._ t a. t y.,.. !-f'OOI>S in tl)e InvaSion of Europe If the Rt'pu.bUcans had gone -out a., 1nrtw• o.re ... m the lalt "'"&!"· to h•Ue some \Otea, be iald -CaMb_.n~ Plaf Mr. Knidlt allo ~ his only two additional \Otes ln t-ach
&E&IIONAIILE llA~ hh;h schoof clays at Muual Arts ~net In California, Iowa and ~ 5 da k-8 5 HJgh School In l...oll ~. Juat Ohio -Tom Dewey would have ~· )'S ])« ~ to lx>fore the flAt world war, when been elt'Cled prHldent, and what's ~190 ro· tlonlStb~St. among his schoo\matea were Flor-more impot'tant, be remarked jok--~ t>nce and Paul Williams, Jl.mmy ingly "l would have been gov-
008ft JD:SA Doolittle, Frank Capra, Buron erno~ ..
Fitts and Lawrence Tibbett. · . '~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~-.i~ii~iii~~~~~~iiii.....,iii~~a..c..iijiiij..,i;i~ij~~iliie~~~iiiii.'ihaiiitibei.uiiidii.Jil.mlnYiiii Mr. Miller Pl't'Sided at the meet-ing of the Young Republicans at
Dty Han follo\\1ng the dinner.
He introduced LeRoy L)'On, pn!Ci-
dent of the Orange County Young
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Republicans; Robert Ba.mes, prest-deftt or the La~a Beech Young
RepttbUcan Club, and the other of-· ncns of tht' local Young GOP
Club -Janws Zeiger. tre~:
Mrs. Zeiger. secretary, and Tom
Heffernan, delegate at large.
Mr. Miller urg every memM-r
to get l\\.'0 nt'W members this
month. Mr. Zeiger told o -.orne or the election planA or the club -a doorbell campaign, transpor-
tation to the polls and beby-sitt~
SCI'\'1ce to ~ret out the vote.
Befo~ beginning his ..,eecb. Mr.
Knight introduced hi• executive
secretary, Bob Alderman; his
cowtty campaign chainnan, Mrs.
Junt' Blodget MOOI"e, a Santa Ana
attorney, ana"Mrs. J .. w.-~ ..
county chairman of Pro-~ca .
. Mr. Knight told the Youn1 Re-
pubtlcans thllt ''we need Demo-
cratic votes in thil election ." He.
urged the Young Republicans to
c~nd their acth·ities and not to
~ discouraged by amall meetings
rthere were about 50 in attt-nd· ance at the meeting).
"E,·ery person in this room will
Influence from 10 to 1,000 votea,"
h<i~markecl
Concerning the present · day
threat of war, he aald that the~ ca11 be no third world war unless
a filth column ia allowed to de-,·elop ·in this counO")}.
~ was bitter ln his dtnunda-
tion of what he termed .. nit-wit"
radicals, tbe· Jert' wing lntllli~t
la, and he aimed hia critlclsm
primarily agalnat the movie in-
dustry. ' He cited the film. ''Casablanca'',
whjch atarred Humphrey Bogart
and lngrld Bel'lfMJ\, as preeent-
lng antl·Amerlcalt and pro-Rus-
sian · prope,ganda. He n a me d
BOga'rt, Edward-G. Roblnlon, John
Garfield and Katherine Hepburn
In his critfdsm of Hollywoo's radi-
cal tendmdes.
·Mr. Knight aald he had been
called a "rock ribbed reactionary'',
and he was proud of it.
During the question period Le-
roy Lyon asked for c:ornJn('ht on
outlawing the Communist Party.
Mr. Knight said he was against
outlawing the party, because
"Communista lie cheep", and he
would rather keep the Commun-
ist Party out in the opel). He
added, ~. that ~ favored
the lo)alty oath for unh-ersity
facultlea. because hlstor· shows
that communism is a poUtJeal
conaplracy to destroy the Ameri-can govenunent.
An appeal tD the dtlaem ol ptOC:ram, of Whldl thla .-1
N""'POl't Biada to IIUIIPOI't tbe na-campaltJl Ia aa impul taat put.
tionwicle Sa._. BaDdll drive hu f01t~rs the apldt ot .U-nliiiaaee
~ 1-.M by lla)'GI' u.ter Ia-and the urce for .U-bettermeDt
~u. The drlw Nrted Monday O.t. along •ith indtvid\al arter-
and ~u COfttinue tbroalb July t . ~. ln\'ftlth~J ~ fol)c,.inc n..-ge wu and thrift have ... n_..y
given by the mayor: forward slnoe the fi.rat eet..len
''On Monda>•. May 15, tbe u. s. bia'-ed tM •ildenrea to build. a
Sa v l n g a Bonda ~ free America.
~u mem~rs. cuesua ....
triendl are all-in~1ted to attend
the llecond annual prdm party
and fublon lhow which will be ~ld next Weclnesday in the gar-
den of Krs. Paul M. · Roii@J's, 208
Via Oljaft. Udo l.&k. Committees for the affair will
be headed by Mrs. J. W. Cam·
ma.ek, fuhlons. uaiated by Mrs. Drive ~ ~t the na-''Througl} ~ar aavlnga we
tlon. continuing tbrou&h tbe build up ~ agalna_t mlafor-
Fourth oC Jul)'. 1'-aymhol is the lunt ·and pro'ide ~ fOl' ow
Uberty ~11. encircled by the cam-later )ears, thus leuenlnc the bur-
paign IC:beme: Save for' Your J.n-dell upon others. We accumu-dfopmden~-Buy U. S. Savin&* late funds for •-ortb~ _pur-Banda. chast's and in,·est.meafL The bqy-
''TW Yeer-I'OUDd Sa\inp 8oDdt ing power we store up {individual ~-==~==-~~-,l1 sa'inltS in E Bonds alone exceed
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Welt••• W1111 ..._...._a
$34.000,000,000 in euh value to-
day t helps to atabUize buaineu
and employment lhrouah the yean. ·
"AB your mayor. I urle aU
•·ho an able to help the volun-
t~ Savings Bond Committee of
this city reach e\·ery poalble bond
buyer during the ca.mpa.icn. The
more w~ uceed our-lndepe\-
denoe Dri\'e quota and the more
we . spread the habit of regular
U\ing, through the payroll a v-
inp plan or purchue of bonds at
banks and po&t offices, the more
•-e shaD have done for OUI'Wlvea,
our commuruty and our nation.
"ln honOr of the Uberty Bell,
hallowed symbol of• the American
principles by which we Uve and
grow and psuper, I call upon our
citizens to support this ln~
den~ Drl\'e."
An ''Qperation Safety" cam-
paign devoted to the theme,
"Check ) our car -check a cci-
dt'nts," is being con du c t ~ d
1 hroughout Southern Caillort)la
this month by the automotl,·e in-
dustn·. in, cooperation with .the
.C~t.er bofi ~-eha~ the National Safety CouncU.
Reason for this campaign is that
throughout t.h1s area more than a
tturd of aU automobl.les are im-
properly ~utpped f.rom a aafety
standpoint, and the condition of
theee ,·ehlcles has been a major
contributing factor in 13 ~r cent
or all fatal accidents.
N~-port Harbor · Hl«b will be
represented· by its shot-putting
•tar. Bob Van Drimlen, at the
Southern CIF Clau A track finals
in Long Beach, Saturday. He
pla~ second in the shot put la.st
Saturday in the semi-finals in
Compton.
, In the Class C Ohision, Rudy
CasHias won the honor or repre-
senting the Tars by pladng first
in the 120-ya.rd low.hurdles in the
semi-finals.
)lA KEYS OS \'~CATION
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. ~key
or 3TI4 Charuael Pl.. Newport lsi-
and. left last Th~y pn a , ...
c,tlon trip to Northern California,
Oregon and Washington. They
will be gone for two or three
w~ks.
(Political Adv~rtisement)
E. C. 'J"icMU; Mrs. li.
Snodgrul. eornmentator;
plant.a, candy, Mrs. E. G.
and Mrs. Amella Gamble; cor-
sages, Mn . C. M. Deakins and
Mra. Quenlln Mat~: ~h
~t.a. Mrs. Ray Niellen; music.
Mrs. Constance Ja) M!'d. and I)Ub-
li.c relationa and t icket.. Mrs. WU-
Uam a. Triu. General ehairnwn
for tM party are . Mrs. Byron W~lS and Mrs. Twichell.
Shopa in all of 'the harbor &I'M
will display <ft&.rmenlS at the 5tyle
ahow which begins promptly at 1
p. 'm. Rdresh.menu wtU be ~1"\--ed
during the afternoon. Mrs. Grace
Webb, Harbor 731-R or Mrs. Tritt.
Harbor 0399-W wfU take resen .. -
Uons.
The Disc Story
(Continued from pace 1)
Diamond. near South Bay Front.
It wu already dark, but the 5ky
was starry and cloudnHs. M.ra.
Hampton saw the object first and
called Mrs. Beach's attention to
it immediately. They both de-
scribed it u a brightly lighted ob-
~t that aped in a straight line
from left to right u t~y faced
ta-·ard Balboa if it were fly-
ing fairly low O\'er the Balboa-
Ne"'-port ocean front-and t.hen s uddenly it disa~ared like a
light abruptly going out.
There wu no tra~ of any tr&il-
ln J1atne or other propuWon
roree. ~re v. .. s no5oun<l,
both women agreed that the ob-
ject was close enough so that
sound could have ~n heard lt
it "''ft'e an aJrplane. It could not
baq~ been a falling star, they aald.
because It tra\'elled parallel to the ground and ln a stn.lght line.
~Y differed in ~blDg the
shape or the object. Mrs. Beach
thoughJ it wu somewhat dpr-
sl\aped. Mrs. Hanson said It ap-
peare-d to h~r to be round u tM
moon.
Both women ha,·e an acquaint-
an~ with aerial affairs. M.ra.
Beach was an airplane spotter
during the war, • and therefore
leatned to ~ate aircraft by
shape and sound. Mrs. Hanson h.u long been rammar \\ith airplanes,
bec:a~ her ton, E. L. Rt!l'llelln of
120 South Bay Front. is a lftt·
ior pilot with United Airlines
and ro5f to the rank of Ueut~nant
colonel in the Air Corps durine
the war.
'!"he two women wt>re more than
e\·er convi~ced that they had
~ally ~ . 10meth.inc unusual
when they read In Los Angeles
papers about the comments ma~
by Henry J, Taylor, columnist and
radio commentator. Mr. Taylor
says that flying aa.ucers are real
and ure top secret experime ntal
craft or the u. s. armed forces.
Mr. Taylor believes that the U.
S. should not continue keeplng the
news of flying saucers from the
public, but should make an an-
nouncement saying simply: "We
are doing many incredible thinp
in t~ air rot the good of tJ.Us na-
nation."
He says he has verified bis in-
formation about the existence of
thest-flying discs and asserts that
therl' are two kinds of objects
that ha\'t' been sighted: the aau~r
and a cigar-shaped jet plant>.
BUY SOS I BORN
Although he's ~n home from
t. JOtSephs hospital less . than a
week. Edward Russell Eisen, new
!!On of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eisen,
3909 Marcus Ave.. Newport. ia
commanding quite a bit of atten-
tion at his ho~. His maternal grandpa_rents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Hall, 1100 Bay
Ave., Newpor t, have been
and h.is other grantlmother,
Percy Elsen, has been taking c:are
of the house and little John Eben.
age (, while the mother wu in
the hospttal. 'nte new baby wu
born May 7 . and wel&hed wwn
pounds. four ounces.
A OtaL F0a !'BE 'MII:B8
Mr. and Mrs. Oaude Me8a,
519 ·Narciaua Ave., ClorGna ...
Mar are the perenta of a little
girl. J ucty Joanne, bom lut '!'hun-
day, Ma.y 11, at St. J~ !'-"
pftal, and wegtd.ng a t birth atX
poundl and ll OW'Mla. JudY J--
haa an older llater, Unda'kaylefte,
le\'ftl yan old.
Palles _
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E%J>ertl..Y designed to help you achieve a new
look in your home ... an atmolphere o( color that
you admire in the latest magaz:ines and &nest
Jtorea. You11 tee what we mean when we ,dlOW
you SELECI'ONE-It's perfectly llmple ..d
·.unpay perfect.
WBE
From president to clerk, every employe
of our bank is deeply roofed in the local
community and vitally interested in its
welfare a nd in the weliare of its individ-
ual members. When you do business
with our bank, your needs 'are given
thoughful consideration and a fruitful
personal relationship is established.
. Complete 8cm1dng S.mcea For
Penona In E.ery Walk of IJfe _
Newport ..
larlt.or Iaaie
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furnishing
apartments and
rental units.
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· .CHEF de CUISINE JIEIIE" RILL and his competent staff -preparing those seafood dishes,
just as they do in that beloved New Orleans.
JEAN LOUIS. Grille' Extraordinary ---grilling and_broiliRg-these hick steaks and fish "just
right". . .
) ARTHUR H. STEGMANN. Prop.. at your servjce, who will strive to give you the food you want and may we ll look forward to.
·--FOOD TO IA!11EY THE MOST DISCRMNATIRG TASTD---
SPEaAJ. LUNCHEON lEND 'EvERY -DAY. STARTING THUISDAY PION II L liL
BANQUET ROOM AVAILABLE FOR WEDDING BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS. DINNERS.
AFTERNOON TEAS, CLUB MEETINGS, etc., -- -Please 9all .Art Stegmann ---BE S?JJ&
Final Bridge
nnat round of u.. brlclce tour-, __ , ol the Uclo Isle W~n·a
CUb will be Mid toMonow (Fri-
day) at the Udo Oubhoule. Grand
..... wtbnft-of the apring bridge
toumaJaent wiU be w lected. 1he annual 8pl'lnc fubJon and d~Ueeu _ ~. Is ICheduled for Fric)ay, lila)' ••
At' IAU .&aaoWID:&D
Mr. and lin. Ralph Bori"C)n
and their daUihten. Unda and
KristJa, 1015 Aeada Ave., Corona
.. Mar, llllellt ~at 1.&ke Arrowlwe4 for picnic and boat-....
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Indh1dual place cards of cer-
amic placques adorned with roses.
pottery sUpper \"UeS \\ith lace
for prizes, and en~n hand-fash-1
~~~ loned fiower holc»rs adorning the
lndl\idual tables, made the lunch-~ eon bridce and canasta partY,
given by Mra. John SaUors a.nd
Mrs. ~ Baltz unique ln this
area. The luncheon was Mld at
the Balboa Bay Club last wHk on
Tuesday.
Ql.•s••
fl"-p• ..
Winners of hJgh scores In bridge
an deanuta, Mrs. L. L. Isbell and
Mrs. Frane8 Warfield. ~ved BrldM-~be are n'ft' 10 popl· oeramtc ficurtnes mac» by holt·
Jar at O'Brien'a. Maybe lt'a be-esa Mrs. Sailors. Table prizes 1
ca\lllt ttwy have atan In thelt eya wece a'W&J"ded to Mrs. Ralph Kss-
that Veima llkea to walt OD them: key, Mrs. H. D. Baker, Mrs. Ger-
maybe it'a becaUIIe O"Brla'a aid Rltctde, Mrs. E. A. K. Hackett. ~u ttema are~ Mrs. B. z. McKlnnt-y, Mrs. Gor-
wll.h the newty ~ tlat don-nncu.y. 1ha.. ~d Hill.
the place lftml Y bappy Mrs. Geoqe Dftmlson, Mrs •. Vera
when t.My are around. SoreMOn and Mrs. S. K. Jarvt..
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10 YUU '" S"TATI
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Cond1dote 2 . f! I h (eors
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OtMr cuesta at the party In-
cluded Mmes. C. K. Varner Lloyd
Wood. D. K. Blue, 0 . Z. Robert·
10ft. John S.dlflr. K. v. Dllta.
Johl) llNdor, Fayette Blrtdwr •
S. W. Blackbea.rd, Wayne lf.af1)ft',
HarTy-Welatl. SPft'cer Boyd, Bert
Webb, A. E . Haapa, W. H. Hitch·
man, A. A. Kemper, L. K. Vier-
line. John Boyd. w. T. ·Mooney. Georle Ptebring, C. B. Rucld.
M.adalrin Brown, Louis Seeley,
Joeepb Stamp Sr., Grace SaUon •
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u you ar. a J~.JM brict.. what
could be lowbft' than a gown IPrinkJed wtth tiny embrolcler)t ~ .f~.JM RcJuftor! You'll
love t.be double ~ top ~
nvlon marqulllette OWl' nylon tri-
cot, a rno.t na ttertnc atyf.. c.onw
fn aDd tab a ~k at all the hlah
llftftr1e -lovely for brtclea at O'Brten'a.
.t ( •
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With the foot cradling comfort/
the luxurious fit and feel that
come only from hand-
sewing and hand last-
ing. ·
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~~.:.or./~ Mrs.R~,M~H~nn W
Mrs. Fredt'llk::k D. ~ of A ...._. ~ • e r v 1 ce puta ot tbe atate. After tWr A new type ol wblcte II ...._
Burllapaw, Jo LawreDC~e a.nd united llrs. Relllold ud ....... trtP. Mr. aad Mn. llua --Clft the at.rftt.a ol o.ra-..
Hoff ot IUciuncmcl hu rtJCeD~ Mall Haan. o1 Oonaa del wt11 be at tfaeir new San ClementJ liar. Althouch It Ia caUed an ~ annowtceCl __... ....-Mar, Clft W.......,, 11q 10 Ia St. home. ~ c:ba.lr", ft. .,...,._ Ia to 'J'he Goocb'an r ... ._._,..., u-Fnnc~a a.,.a. JUWI'Iilde lbL tranapoe t to earthly d8tinadanl
on Balboa Island &Dd at OoroDa Vtrpnia ;twn ID lllaft'lqe rattwr than ''out of this world"
del Mar: Ja~ =uatftl by a cJoee f Robert~ n !i.:..iw H pla(.'ft. !rom ~~s•--""-....o Unf~~ She wu atteaded ~ a.up-uellft ()U1eS lira. Edward Y. Portrr, l1S Nar-.ore en...,.~.... uuuUft& ~-..,. ter, Kra. Han')' ~. and duua Ave., owJW>r ol the new eon-
•·here she is now a. Junior. Her little a-rlene Mather. Max Haan BPW Speaker traptlon, .. ~ abe bu ~'Om out fiance also attends Stanford. was attended by Qu1nD JCena. Ida t.t.r.e ~I ''T'a" and ~"0 Pack-
10ft-in-Jaw, wbo alao aervM u ...._ but admlta ahe Ja not \.-d ~'DAY IN OO&ORA ~ with Alln!d llaePhall. • Self ln~t will be tbe to driving on the aldewalk in Mf'
Mr. and M" · Frank Chrtaty, Virtinta ~re a blue lace dreu theme of tile 8whwM and Pro-Jlft/. chair. The maroon-eoloftd
and their ohilctMt Shai-ry ani 0\'f'r blue taffeta, a Jaraoe white f....tonal w...... Club IBee'tlnc \'ehicle canies two ~ and
Rlchy, 400 Tustin Ave., Newport picture bat and a white orchid cor'· tonight (Thunday) at White .. •ill tra\'el along at the top apeed
Hcighls, dro\·e to Corona on Sun-aa~. Her two daughtera, llra. Park Awnue ~e. Balboa Island. at 10 mUc>tr per bour.
dav for a picnic lunch with Mrs. Ralph O.pin, who n~ out from Mn. ~ l:lowft, dean ol •"'Ollll!!l Vi~;an M. Christy, Frank'• moth .. Batavia, ·New York, for the"' oc-at Onance .. ~-~ ~ er. 'J'heoy \\'t'ff joined there by casion, ,u well u M". Sonuner, apeek on roa~ty ~~ .........
other members of the famlly. from Ufay~tte, Calif., wet'e pres-ment for Your Job. ·---.......;=======~~===::-------------ent. The groom's daughter, Mrlr Chairmen of the s.......,... oam-lllllalbCMI lbll~-
&ARL W. STANI...ft .......... f~
neledlon Oil • ftCOr'd unequal-
Jed for ~ to the people-~
.... diatrict: m. Ja • ·~.::
emNezoned w l t h IUC'IClf.a for '*· hcaorable, etftdeat rep-reeentatlcm.
UNQUESTIONED ABU.ITY,
41\ddtb' reeocnJ,zed lD tbe leela-
lative balk, put S~y on im-
portant committees. '4ble, hon-
est effOrt for bh diatrict won
bim the all-Important post of
eaucua leader, ch-ine him en-
~ta ol R~publicana and
~.ale)O"a-ta alike. -
• • •
Shlrley Hun Kern, was also pres-mlttftl ot .,_, for the CIOIIIIna
ent with her hulbencl. EIIClOrt to .Y8l' are u follows:
the little O~·er girl waa Lorren Program, Ruth WllliarM; mem-
Fletcher. benblp, Sally Newtbl; parliarnen-A buff~t supper was Rl'\-ed to tartan. Carol)'ll Weber; education, _. .. _._.._. ........ .
approximately 70 tueata from all Vlrclnla Dcob&r; health ud -;::::::::::==:;;:::::=::==:::::~
The Ebellettes
MeetinCDM
ufety, Acn8 Cuon: public at-
fairs, Hl1da Suhr; international
relationa, Betty Watson; finance,
8cqhUd Stepbena; )eclslation,
~ Haapa.
· News eervlce, Ludia S~rman;
hoapltallt)', Jean Younc: decora-
UoM, Lena Mae Wi.U.ey; music.
Clare El1ft1 Spellrnan; reeerva-'Mlss Barbara Niet.en, 1720 Wa-
terfront Dr., Corona del Mar, wu
hosteu to her friends, the Ebell-
ettea, lut 'Thuraday e\.-enlng. Pre-
ceding dinner, gardenia coraages
we-re presented to each guest.
tiona, Vu,rtnia Holbr; eourtety, p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii
Betty Jal"\is; )'ft1" book and em-
bJem, Ruth Wright: youth activf-
tiee, Evelyn Varner.
Barbara v.u retiring on thJa
occasion u chairman of the Ebell·
ettea. During the business meet-
ing following dinner, Carolce Bur-
dick was installed u new chair-
man, Charlotte Belt as secretary-
treasurer and &tty McCubbins
Convention, H~~ Norton: n-
dio and televiaion,~f'bedah Rata;
b.iatorian, Marilyn Wheeler; report
coordinator, Dorot~a She e 1-y; M~rcb of Dimes, Ruby Stevenson: 117 01Mt ~-. <lDII IIA ftl
welfare, EUzabeth Han4y; Boa's ~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~ Night, Ne\'a OaltcJen. r
. The club's highest award for
the year ••Certlficatea of Merit." as hl.s torian. . went to Mrs. Mildred Stanley for-
Also present ~~ Barbara Gal· her ehainnanahlp at the OuUt·
entlM. Sue Dodd, L&Nelle Gay, mu Preview of 19t9. Recei\linc
Tea Beaman and Mrs. Ronald honorable mention fOr' their COD-
Cameron. The cirll ~ted tributlona to community and club their retiring .chairman Wlth a activities were: Ruth WUimeta
metal hand~ted U.y. The for bet' handling o1 the Ouiatmu
next me.tinc will be held on JUne ~\iew booth
.6..at. the-home .or. Camla Burdick, e WilfmH f«
215 Magnolla, COita Mesa, at coratlona at the CluttstJrnas Pre-
7 :30 p. m. 'i ew aad recu1ar club meetibp;
to 8cqb1ld Stephena f« headinc PAN-RD. POT-LUCil ,. and plannlnc the March ot Dlnws
The annua.l pot-luek "picnic campaiall; to Kathleen Coleee•
aupper at the ~ch for the Or-for-the dla1rmanahlp ol the re-
ange County Panhellenic aodety cent Boaa'a Nl,ght en~rt.alnnwnt:
will be held next Tuesday at the to Jean Youac for her hanciJinc ol
home of Mr1. Raymond Kent Bar-t.be courtaY cbairmanlhlp; to
\-ey, 316 Poppy Aw., Corona *1 Dor"'tby Sutherland fOr' the news Mar. Mrs. John Keeler, 224 Ju-servtee ~.
mine A \'e., Corona del Mar, wW ApJn tbl.a )'ftl" the ~
be assisting boateaa. menta f« the Installation meet-
ing weft hancDed by put 1!1'81-
TIIE BlliOOS VISIT 80N dents. ThJa )'ftl"'l committee was
Fred and Trella Briaa. 120 beaded by Irene Morris. and as-
Clubhouse Dr., Newport Beach. aiatinc her were Apes BlCJIIIIQWat.
apent the Wftk-«MM with tWr procram; Klldred S~y. clbiMr
..
~peculation
ODeeltcliDty
When You
sa\oe allhe
tag,mc
Federal Scniilp
u.n.t Dhtt ' .... ." .. -We cordially lftvtte you to abare
ln ~ eamlnp ot the
LAGUifA
FEIDAL SAVINGS
80ft and family, Mr~ aad lin. ~ta: DorotbM sa-l)r, _. t..a Amlkilea ====::::;::::::;:;:;:==========~ Freclerick Brias and ..... procrama; Gretba '1\ata, cor-...........
Robin, ln Pacillc Beach. Qalif. Ola ups; M.a.rcueri~ Way, tidreta; ft. 1M Ill Oc.. ,&...,
• • •
11A1D W01K MAD1 CALI'OINIA SOlWNT, PAVID
nti'WAY 1101 ..V.US ~ ST..um.
GOV. EARL WARREN has had
on 'administration that
bHn sound, progres11ve and
able to mHt the needs of
fast-1arowing atote.
THIS HAS BEEN a period
great growth and prosperi
-and of great problems. Ou
• £arl Warren has m e
equorely and construdivefy
these many problems, h a
charted the course to finan·
dal stability through h a r d
worlc. California need• h i 1
leadership I
LET'S KEEP OUI Alii
GOYftMOR EARl.
-ON 'I'B~ 1081 .
...w., .......
~.:.--•• .. , ...... ,_ fi' I J,..,
JSt.~IDCII~ t.My retumed to N...,...t Dorothy Sutherland. cuest book. ~~;5~~~~~~~~ &.ch in time to enjoy a Jlotb. Presicllllt Betty Hancty wu pre-fiiii
er'a De,y dinner with Mrl. Brial' aented with an emblem ring u a moth~r Mrs. 1. B. Blake. thank you from the BPW club for • her work u leader during the
ATI'ENDS \VD)D(N08 put )'ftl".
Mrl. John Stowen. 330 Ol'ddd YAIO!: ftll'-. _N_oa_ftl __
Ave., Corona del Mar, waa the ....__ · ...... ___...._ only attendant at the wd•"C ol •wv .teelellt ... ton to .-u-=n• her~rot.her. ~· W. Jonea of Santa =~~~~and~~ Ana and Reta CJe&rman. from ~.
Da.llu Texas whlch took ~ce lotte ~ ~ .... Fundl vis-
recentLy at the home of Jleov. itecl her da'llbter and friend~ ln
Harry Qwinp ln Santa AM. ~ and Kn. T b o m p a on
"Jonesy" (onnerly Uved for maay wen.t to MCIIlteoey to .ee~ her eon.
years In Corona del Mar, and Ia Tbe two women are propletora ol
hoping to make his home tn thla the lla.e of Art. 1513 Oout
cornrnflnity in tlie near future. Blvd., Corona del Mar.
NEW D"D NEIGIIBOU a&'ftJitNS _,.. ....... . famill in on---...._1 Mrs. Moe timer Price, lister-Ill-
.. w'O new ea VU'I~ Ul:" law ot Vincent PriCle of BeDecllct. Mar ha \'e both moved to N~ Canyon, bu ret\lnled home after
sus Ave. Mr. and Mrs. JUMa apendln& aeer~y a week vialdbc J-!· Fitzg_erald l[ve at 709 Nar-Jlra. RObert lfollde, 430 Avocado
oasus. Mr. Fltzgenld it a n-Ave., OoroDa del liar. Mn. Price 1626 s..... s..e. ,...
tired member of the GeDenl u~ 1n st. Loulll. where llhe it a 11
Foodl staff. Tbey for'lllel'ly Jived ;:•:tor==ol=~=~dr:a= .. ~reeor=;*;:· ===:;:===~J=.JMI====~ ln Sal'lta Barbara. Mr. and 111'1.
Olarles Flnkbogner, ...,.. uw.
at 616 Narcfaul, bave IDO'V'Id
from Temple Oty. Mr. Flnkbol-
ner b also retired.
)
..
'Mrs. Poirier Sings ·in ~
llrl. El~lle IJroWD 111111 of Americi.M ~Oft aucliences bl
'Balboa laJancl will be leavta& U. other countrif'l u part of a aood
w.!ek~ to joln her voiet pillpO. will effort.
Mra. Elmer S. flloili« of OoroDa While .. in New York Qty lira Women's 1950 Golf c::bampion-
del Mar, in S)Tae\lle, N. Y .• where MUla 'Nill renew many old ac: lhfp at t~ Santa Ana Country
Mrs. Poirier plans to ..,._r ill quaintancea arDGIDI alllpn who Club wU Yr'Ql\ by Mbs Margaret
recitals Mxt v.'t"flt. ha~. u abe hu, appeared ~r Bushard of Laguna, lister of Mrs.
Mrs. Mllls,. who U'v-s at 31.5 the ~P of the Metropoli-Lyle ~ler. Udo Isle. )(rs. T. Sapphi~ Ave .. wtll fly fram Loa tan Opera Co Mrs Mll.la lllYI WHton Jay or Lido captured the
Angeles to Syra~. ~ ill-abe feels that ~ pupil. Mrs. Poir-first ntght and Mrs. Wi!Uam
tend to contln~ on by car to ier 11 now ready and able to u-Hutchens of Santa Ana the second
New York City to fulfill ten~tlve 1~ such difHcult1'0lea in opera night. .
audiUon enpgc!menll at t.l)e ma-u may be required to fultiUl coo-In the flnal summary: M..L.
jor radio n twork statiON. cert and~ enga1emenll. Bushard defeated Mrs. A. S. Cox
ropean bookJng agents a -.... trier, w o ves-at ._._., cl\a.JnplonshJ night.· Tht-Y will also discuu ·~ ~-Po' h 11 • ., .. I'IQ or Pe•con Bay 7 and 6 ln the
Europt"nn trip of about si months Ocean Blvd. and -who · sings pro-J ... _ 'Pr ted ru bt ... _
d · fesslonaJly under the name of n UJ'C de ea g ; ... .n. urat1on. entaiUng 300 appt"IU'-Grace Roirier left here May 1 by J ulie Barnett ot Lopg Beach de·
anC<'s. The U. S. S tate Depart-car accom~·:.'ed •by Kate Scan-reated Mrs. E, W. Murphy Qf El mcnt gives ~couragernent to this • t->" Toro 19th hole program of placing repr8eltatl\>e ion, owner of t!'e Kate Scanion "".:..t fil ht ~·-J def ed
Jim·· Beauty ScdoD
in the C.Uachft' Bide.
1M OOAM' BLVD. .,........ ... _
Decorating Sen"loe of Hollywood. c u~ g · ~ m•. ay eat
En .. t ... _ t ,..._ ft..> Mrs. Blanche Andrews of Santa rou._e o u"' ~u Pu~. ~r-Ana 4 and 3
ier fulfilled a Joint recital ~ Defeated first lUght-Mn. Ethel ~nt in Duluth, Minn .. on May 10 Hooper, Santa Ana, defeated Mn.
With the young planlst..oompoeer George Hanneber& of Corona del JOief Maploof. They had met ln Mar, 1 up.
Hollywood last )lt'V when t.My Second flight -Mrs. Hutchens ~re both guest artiJU on the defeated Mrs. H. H. Huffman of
same CBS procram. Santa Ana 20th bole.
Ih Duluth, _Mrs. Poirier wu De(eate<i RCOnd flight -Mrs. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii~iiiiiir;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiil guest of ~r sister. Mrs. Winton Roy Couch of Santa Ana defeated
W ILL I .J... M I Brown. In Chicago she met an-~rs. Ernest Winblgler of Santa
....... U'JI
A other lilter, Mn. Harey Vincent Ana.
S T AT I 0 NEB 8 Sr.. who flew there from Syra-Consolation flight was won b y
cu.e. and she also visited her ne-Mrs. Perry Hopkins of Newport.
OFFICllt 81JWI.DB pbew, Harry Vlncent Jr., and hls The toum~nt whiCh finished
family ln Hinsdale, suburb of Chi· lhls month was doubly exdtlng
.._11• = ._... cago. Mrs. Poirier and Mrs. Vln-beca~ two of the numers-up
York-through Canada. game. f~~~~~~~!~~~ cent Sr. then motored on to New have just recently taken up the
FUUER &&CZWLZ& Following the New York vtalt. On TUesday or last week the
DAUiilno.liiD Mrs. Poirier and Mrs. Mills in-club held one of the regular play
,Belboa lclend
Cor011e del M•r
Beo~o., Bey
le!IKMt tend to return to California via d8)'1 at the course and included
Newport IMdl ~ southern route, stopping ovei a "Cross Country To\.ll'r\.&me'J\t".
Bey ShorM
ltoy Mett..r
HA IIZO-l
Newport HeigMs to visit Mrs. Mills' brother. James Winners were. Clus A: Mrs. Jack
Lido ltle Brown. near A.shvtlle. N. C. They Parke, Santa An&, 31''· and Mrs.
S... ~ expect to be back here about Barne tt, 32.
HA liD~ June 15. Class B : Mrs. Ben Heninger.
~ .... ,.I ...
llalrDsP.'il ..__ .•. _,__ .....
Attend Annual
~Meeting
Six 'WOfMf\ nwmbers ot the
First Baptist Church of N~wport
Beach attf!ftded the recmt annual
meeUnc of the Santa Ana Valley
Women's Mlsalonary S o c l e t y
which wu held at the First Sap-
tilt Church in Whittier. Main DAN"S IAIIIIEil 111011 a-rt of the procram. following a buainea meet.inc, wu an ad-,., E. ..._ .....,. ...._ dresl by Kimlyo Yamunoto, now
(Next.to Balboa ,_tn) vilitmg the United Stalf'l from
"" Japan. She IJ)Oke on What Ouia-,-=~~~~~~~~~~= tlanity mean~ in Japan. iP A part. of the Proeram wu a
I
stork ,ahower for Dr. Jt"&n Austin.
a miaionary for Sona Bata of
Belgian Congo. The glfll wiU be
packed and aeat to her.
Members wbo at tended the
meetin1 from the Newport Bap-
tist Olurch weft M.n. Rex Bris-
bin. MJ'\. Clara Wtn.coatte. M.n.
W. O."Ha.don. lira. Georce Popp,
Mn. W. S. H\aW&ker, and Mrs.
~ H. Wiedman.
II.EftJilN8 '1'0 B. I.
Mrs. Evalyn Rider. Balboa Isl-
and. returned lut w~k from a
10-daf visit with friends in
Tml&* Oty and H enn<l8& Beach. In 'l"anP1e a ey lhe lta)l'ed wt th
Mr. ahcl lbl. Bert ~coe.rt.
and ~Y cJrow ~r down to ~
Miss Ruth Hammel at Hermosa
Beach.
Tustin. 33. Mn. Ira Brock, Santa
Ana, 34. .
Clau C: Mrs. George Horton.
Santa Ana, Zi: Mrs. Hutchens, 32.
'Queen uf thel\ir'
Candidate Chosen
We take the place of u of.
floe ~tary Oft a ~t:F·
four hour IIChedule ••• A.:~
time you l.l"e QUt we ._.
)'Our teJeophofte and tab 'lfiiiW
rneaaa:a .• · We talre aftlr.
hours calla for ewry tne of
finn . . . We dlapatcb ,_.
~rvtoe men for nilbt repair
calla. etc. ..• We eolw boll·
day and overtime~~ ... VACATION S VlCE-
y our phone covered while you
&l"t' a way.
LUNCBEOX FOil FlliL~
Mrs. Della Williams, 428 Mar·
VISD' IN A.acADIA guerite Ave .• Corona ~1 Mar.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Black. set'\·~ luncheon to· a group of "--e 422 '1\atin, Newport HeighU, Cri~ from the Harbor area on Harbcx 3113 spent Mother's Day ln Arcadia, Tuesday, May 2. Attending weft Calif., wtth Mrs. Black's mother, Mmes. Treale Stein, Gene Ha)dy ToclaJ Mrs. Marpret Atchley, and ala-and Ethel HiJ.rtler from Balboa ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~te~r~·_:J~M~nj?'~tt~fr~'OI:m:......:M:<lonro~~via~.-1 Island: Jessie Lowell. Connie Jay--red and Julia .F,;ggart from Balboa,
(Political AdYertl8ement) and Sue Solnn:lt'l"', formerly of
'
Balboli but now restdtng in Santa Ana. . ------M011fDl 18 HONORED
A week..end celebration wu en-
joyed by the family of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas S. Smith. 621 Acada Ave .. Corona del Mar, to honor
their mother. Prewnt •-ere Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Smith of
South Gate, and Mr. and Mrs.
M yron Way and their cb.I.Jdl'en,
Stephen and Lede, of Corona del
Mar.
FA,IIEWELL Lt:JNOIIIX)N • '
Mh. B. Pretorha or ~
Mar gave a r~-ell luncheon re-
cently ln honor of Mrs. Ow.rla
Seibert of Santa Ana: Col. and
Mrs. Seibert are JeavtDc 100a for
South America. '!'bey wtn make
their home in Rio ~ Janeiro for
the next Couple of yara,
COM BOY 8IIAaD BONOa
Huah C. Minter of Corona del
Mar ls OM of the fllaht a.den
for SQuadron A of New Maleo A. 6 l1.'1 A1r ROTC, whleh ._
been awa"*4 the w I n a e r • •
st:rMIIIft' for belnc the bat 61W
Ulllt ... AlldL
DAII fO ee
Tbe bra that IWinp low IGr high fuhioe
wbeD your adt!D1 low cuts WI for Jt.
tt'a .. America'• IDOit..asbd·for• because ft
holdr perfedly. molda Just ri&llt and cicotrob
.. 1umrtout Cidlllbt. "lht' Stnplea
.. -..... .. w .. :A. •· .c caps ss:OO
is a new service
· now offered by
Business Cards
Letterheads
Statements-
Envelopes
Announcements
Blotters " . ..
.Pamphlets
Menus
Phone Harbor 1114 and our representa-
tive will call on you at your convenience.
HARBOR 1114 .
)01 I ....,_. lo..aeu ....
Newpod a..:ll
r
G&UID OPLIIRNG •i B be aext A B&lft-·IU.DB ~ tile W.....,_, May 24. for the JWW Hillman Ml.ns. Ia DDW ~ LOI' Pal 1
41
• 401rlA. 'Lat IQ. v , , • .... ......._ Jwt eom-dueed to the Hartlar .,... ao--=-~....;;..--~....;;..;,------------------bloc* a. Traet m . ·IU!IQ. _.
pWtecS on Miracle Mile at
1014
bPr;t C. K~ Wbo ._ A JIBW n.uuiK at tile ..._ • Ton _. -r..'L IIMtl ~ dDwa, 115 mo. Hl ~. I . H.
Oaut Hl~-ay. ' h1l office at SmittY• a.raee. 3001 ._. ._ c.-. iD lt.. 1M AI'CIIIIIe tea Ia the r .... ,._.. are CarTOIL 58t7 La lllrada. Boii7-Tbis newest of K~-port ~ N~-port Bl\"Cl!, ~ Pt a lkaildiiw ia Balboa Ia die PluD tWD ocha' 8hetby atar• iD s.a ......;wood;.;.;;.;:~•=----------muran~ ls 0\\-ned by Arthur H short ~v fi'OIIl thf Ot7 HAlL Bar at llwie. wttb LM .... play-OWto aDd iD Lea .._r' LOCKSMITll ~-u,e Hw•
, S~pnann, v.·bo has bec.-ft ~ tr. Manro Ia ~ for ~ and aiDclaa In IIIia_ Letla-Am-• • • . area-for aD yow lock aDd Ire
tor ot Art's Drive-In a~SHl OranKe aDd Rivoeniclt count'" Be encall fuhloiL Leo hM jult A JIICW -\'lml ,_. tile Bar-nee&. Come to 101 MaiD. Bai-
.Beach for the last four yean.~ was Cortllef"lY factory tqMBI!Dta· Gfac:ome ~u ~ Ill bor Area 11 'CII8 ...... 8 ea boa. At:::e ~l ~. HA l1JI.
Co&onlal Restaurant will speda}-\J\"e Lll the statN for AUitiD al Cbl~~-...a aDd haa U.O been ..... ., .._ JuK .......... by FOR SALE La'-. tn _ _. lZJe in sea food. be says but will England. caco ..... Miami. ~••• H. ~ell (who Ia a ----~ y, .,.. ...
allo ofier steaks and ~t.ber eD· OHi~ial opening or ._. .._ • • • • (01"111er pr'later) at 419 ~ Balboa lmn. e~ pre-war, cood trees. tOf"' will be today (Thunda)'),alld A NEW P.A.Ilft 1011 is ~ Bhrd.. Balboa. u new. -k.
11M! dining room. with COUbter open ho will be beld dul'tnC thf in_g up t.b!' .... ..,._ llpoi twwear · • · • FOR SALE -Apt. ~ ~
and booths, hal a seating capad(y day so that the publie can lnlpect shop 011. Balboa Island. aU in keep-ftd¥&11 a Ill& ~?"c. tile fret range, goQd cond.. 125~ z,p1. of 90.. 'Illere 11 also a banquet the ne-w cara. inc wltb the bMdMlme new [nmt ol 912 OoMt 8Wd.. o--del . pa hot wat~t" tank. $210: 17·Jfw~
room. which can seat up to 75 Tile !f!P==e IDeJt bas a tap of the nearby poat~~. Mar, tbr . ..., atGft ": re. el IDf'tl'l ~t •-atch. 120· 1!MO
Parking space 1s pro\ided behind peed of 74 ~ u hour, coes • .' ! • etntl)' ......._..~ .. by H. Buick Super 4-cloor .-n: load . the ~wld.ing. . some 35 to 40 ~a p1loD ol gas.. 11#)\TINO BOOX to a"'"' loCA-lnp'em. '!fie ? .._.. tllal concl.. y.,ith 1947 motor. IM5.
Mr. Stegmann has bad 20 lS a\culable as stauon Y.'&C'OQ. con-lion ~ L •• _. ...... ......,.. ~ II ·Fine to ..,.. IIIIa 702 Lukspur, CDM. ·m 1181-W
)ears o! expenence in the res.-\Crtlbl~. &C.'dan or panel t.nac:k. 11 photographer&.· n..tr ltudlo lea abop t.lw!ft 800ft -41nd who be Ia. FOR SALE Ir-JCD
taurant btwness, starting at the has an o'~ •idth. of 62 ~Debe&, been at 1201 Oout 8)\'4.,. OaroDa ~ woa't •Y· at leut not until -~U ~~::. 0~
Houl Gibson 1.n Cinonnatl. Ohio. mcrall height of 60 Lllcbea. leDcth del Mar, aince 1ut IUIJIII'lft', 'l'bek· next WftiL rental lny 2com.r -unit
He has also tx>en with the Palmer of. 160 inches, 9.1-iDcb ~. new studio, which •ill IJI'OYI* l um ap~· .;: 288s.~iJ
HoUR, Con~ Hotel and the 7-Ulch ground ~ wftchl more room for their portrait wartr 0793. or Merchandise A \art restaurant in JUSt O\'er 2.000 poundl. It II made and cornmerdal pbotocra1Jih7 ..W c;~~· ~;:--=--:-:---:-:-....,......,-OUcaco. by Rqotes Ltd., the General :Mo-be at 215 · Ma.riDe A\-e Bd.oa FOR SALE-Phllco refrfg .• deluxe
.Mr. and Mrs. Stt>gmann (she's tors or Encland. Island. on the 1eC0ftC1 rJO« aboft 11 cu. ft., 6 mo. old. 1100 oU
a Wiscon in nath -eJ "ill lh-e ln l\11.• Munro. who is a New ZM· the Island Camera Sbop and the market price. HA 2630-W. the apartment in the restaurant l.lllc:k>r. rved as ~.lieutenant com-Clotbts Horse dreu &bop. lnf~U. • ..,. aad _ FOR SALE: fD•-ay lot E. of t>r.
bwldJn.:. The~ ha\·e two daugh· mander in the Bntilh Royal Navy • • • . tiona on breaklnc druK ._-:f. Emmerson's bJc;b: .• CD:M. 25xl3T
ters. Dracll~n. who'll be 8 in July c 1 ,n~ the ..-ar. Mr. and 1lrL DAILY ftUI'tJ to Cat.a.llna •ill C.. Ch'ftl by Dr G.. Norman CaR. ~Tile C. ll M.ldett. 1262 N. and Martha, a~:e 6. • ''"":":> and s-:r~ar-old daut)lter start next 1bursda" llav 25' for P--Corona del Mar pb•-'-'•.. AUe.n. Pasadena 7 Syc. 7-m2. . l. 11 Anne are now Balboa resi· .. _ S 1 ' • • ~~· • ,__., • • REI"l."1l dl•nt l•K" porUman oC h~'a at last Ttu,g..S.y. ~"ftllft&'S meet· f'OR RENT -Yearly retltal 150 ~ TO A.."ADA •n•ec. 533 Cout High\\-a_y.KrJ. in& of the Corona del Mar Mo.~ rm. apt. "1th 2 ~
Back in their t\ome in Hamilton, c ot·~TR\' ( Lt 8 TEA Don Pattenon lAYS the 90-foOt club at ~ CCJIDIIII.Uty Onarch. · unluro. 520 Iris, CDM. ..
Ontarto. ru Mr. a.nd MJ"S. Harlow ~1xtM>n tabl of ~be's and ~r boat will leave the land-In stopplnc lmOkinc or dr)nk· · · · ~
Truman. who Wt'rt> ~ts of Mr.
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~m~>t <; \\PTe prt>Senl on TUesday of l!'g at 9 a. m.. arriving in Cata-ing. dorl't try to tape' .U. bUt
and. Mrs-. Gordon Hudson. 219 Via 1 •"'l w<'t"k a t the Santa Ana Coun-Una at 11:30 a . m. It WLll stAr• stop c:ompletely, he aJ4... And
On'leto. Lldo fsle. r~r about six ln·.r dub brid5:e-tea. Tea tables back from Catalina a t 4 30 p. m.. t1od a .w.\ltute for a . habit that w~ks. Mr . Tntm~n 1s a brothc!r \\t>ft' <k-<:orated \Joit.h wttjte baskets and arrh·e here a t 7 :::0 p. m. )OU want to blftk-~ for a
or Mrs. Hudson. During their l''ll<'d with etlr ly summer f1owft's • • • lemon drop rathft' than .a clcare~
Be
stay the~ "ere jomed by Mlss arranf"MI around n_IDI.Ji...nes-Spring J..Eh **l 11011E -'ftl&..._, Jl or iti'inJC a iJiji of·C[riier ale m-
tty Stockford. Mrs. Hudson's rotorrd s~s w~re prizes of the FOOT BIGil_Ate ~ to stM.d of a hlchbia1l. N~ who new in from their aftemoon Club members [rom the ~rlct that o.Mt a.,er ilal--He ~ the rule ot 'the
hom<' in Canada In just on e day. !'-anta Ana wt-re hostesses. . lEd IS at 601 Cout Blvd., Corona hand for moclrration lD smoldng del Mar. Althoud\ the~ 11 ......._three~~. or one dpr; or ~-=-~=~~:.~~~.11
f Pol,t:co! .-.d .... •:wn"ent I (Po ,t,.:,el .... dveniwmetrf I in the laDle place ''in the heart or one pipeful a . day.....:..aftft' ,. mNl.
10 COOPEBATIOII
JACK OF COOPERATION baa c:oM Orcmge
County's taxpayers imtold tb~ of
dollanL The famed OftreD Trial is OD1y
ONE example,
10 UNITY
lACK OF UNITY rewlted m a &gilt be-
tween the Sberitf and Diatrict Atlomey
which cCnuled Orange Coimty to become
the lauqbiog stock of Ccdifomia'a legal
and krw enforcement drd-. ·
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We
I eel
Coeperatioa!
For the first time
in four y ears. co-
operation~ train-
iDCJ and leader-amp will return to
the Sheriff's oftice
IF YOU VOT toR:
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-lt's Morris on June 6th
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COM". the new Aign 11 all lit up . Community 11n1ina .Was le4 by
for easy finding corwen.lenoe. President Lei Steffert~Rri. 'Y.ith
-• • • ~ Mrs. SteUerwen at the piano. 1be
ENI OY Aa'l' while you eet la men a.~ao_ ''Home on the ~ new slogan at 'Cap ...... a Ran~... in bonOC' ol Burt ~erUt. for ataniac this month ter's painf.inp. dPpictlnc Wfttem
the bare wall at ~tepa• 1 be-scenes, whleb were on ctiaplay {OF
ing adorned with picturs of 001\-1be ~. ·
terryJ!OtarY 1otal artists. Now ex-~-IIEGII..,. ~
hibiting 11 PauL~ eo-: a.v ac.a ronattel-..w-. Next will be see'l Rqiltratiana for · Dey ·Camp
the plctur8 ot Devld Valllfm o1 muat be ,... m· thf Girl Scout Cost~ '"Mesa. Otbel"'' whoee art HOlUie by May 28, eirl .cou~
"'iU be sho-Nn include Mabel anc:l lea~ are iDfonnecl. A nc· Hutchinlon, Norman Oltmber· llten!d nune Wbo wiU volunteer
lain and MU')' Pottmpr tt.m-to eerve part U.. at the DQ
berlaln of Corona del Mar. n. C.U. ~tile latter pert -~
mural on the WNt waU at Ra· June II ltW ..._ A.nyoQe who
p.n'a was painted by atudenta of wlU help II ubcl to eell Exeeu·
the Phil Dike-Rex Brandt sum-tive Olrectar Jeu 'I'Ub' at mer art school. bor m. or lllrs. C. W a)!De ~ ... .....,~.-· • • • li.art.or lB)..R.
A ~"EW .... Uroll M'fi'OC bu ~........,.----. . .
beett opened by ..._... a o.. 1D '1'110VBU:8 lk &&n
Suite t of the Birtdwr Bullcllnc Bad aewa hu ......_. the Lee'
U15 Cout Bl\'d... la eo.... «<ei ~ family ol-·eM ~ Mar. Tbe other Harbor ~ ol· A\-e., ·Corona del ...... llr. and
flee is at 515 E. Ba.Jboa BML. lilrl. Sebn and dlilldrell Nancy
Balboa. The finn la a ....... ~ and Kevlll. left lest week for Ul-
ol the Loc ~les Stock Ex-la.n. Vfrlbd,a. where tM)' Wfl'e change and pl"''Vides quotatioll called, b.cawe ot the deeth,ol Mr.
sen'ke to leading dock aDd Sebre • brother, who wu ·ld.ded
commodity ex~. 'lbe local In aa auto Mdclent. While ~
representath-es are c. w. Trav· Wft'e tMre UtUe ~ wai 'taken
en. Robert H. Reed and Dean w .mou.ly 1U and II In the t.pital Campbell • at IUchmond. Va. Latest report~ • • 4. •Y he II better. • ~
DIPOilTED Mexidb aandala are 8PEND ~~ ·
featured by ~a. whlcb hu wa:ll-DD -tak~n o,·er the sboe atore at 409 x.:r&~ .stdMy Brown of Coa.at BJ\"d.. Corona cltl Mar 1 ~ eraJoyecl a quiet Wftk-
merly ~rated by Wiley~ ;:ty aAt thelrN beec11 home, "1140 W. ~·· ewport Beach.
elect · ...
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IIIC8ItT B. LYN!f and HELEN L. LYJ\'N, Jt.telton m o..a .... ,,_. . ...._ .w.... Rubor ton
Jewels fTOtn tlte Crown of the Sea
DO YOU WANT A L0\1r PIUCED LOT wtnl AN OCEAN V~\'! We ha"-e tt.
• lewl IDt.. e olf ac-a Blvd.. Beauti[ul ~an view and oiily a rew steps to the ......_ tft& ~! Ca.U Mr. L>•nn.
DO YOU 1fANT TO '1'lt.ADE FOR AN OCEA.."l VIEW LOT OR AJI{ INCOME BLDG. Sl'I'E! We Mve .wral trades avallabJe at t.hls tilne. H urry!
BEAUTinJL OLDEil HOllE WITH <>CE.AN VIEW IN LOW PRICED BRACKET
AVAD.ABt.E FOR TRADE FOR PASADENA VI~ITY HOME. CALL MR II.ASSEY:. . . •
LOW DOWN PA.no:NT FOR GJ'a WIU.. TAKE A TWO BORM. HOME CLOSE
TO BEACHES. 'nUS IS A REAL BUY FO~ YOU VETERANS. SEE IT TO-DAY.
SPACIO l\fODER."l HOME IN Sm.all ._ Co1c11pot aee. ref lUI CU:FF HAVEN new untt. C\l&J'afttad .. _. •10
2 Bdnns .. dt-sirable featurH, enc. ~~"; c~ ~.)'OUr choice • •
prd,. many extras. A home )'OU trot. :etom-:~:~"ar::l: wtu bt-proud to own. Can be ·a~ o~ Only _ · __ suo N~ B~ta
purchtit"d for u lJttle as 13000 I Ar uJ~ cas Jlanaoe.~ wbfte, New. modem 2-bedroom home. OCEAX FRO!\'T LOT-down. SM' ~fr. Brown. 400 Coast ei a o~n. po enam· IUO Exceptionally att:racth·e kitchen, ~"'1:\\"PPRT
Blvd .• CDM. HA 2566-J. Apt. Sift Wasb.tnc macii'Jrie. Jots of tilr and cupboards. Oi5h· n.rcaln a500
Presents:
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fuR SAL&-Ctillty trailer. ·4.x6j' ~e c~~ troner -JoOu like •• wash6. Fir?place. ThU ~ w TEJtFitO~T-nat bed, 3-ton Fulton hitch. new: cuara.D~ 6nl,-.. ·-•• could not be duplicated Cor uk-BALBO CO\'E!
\\'hef'ls. 565. J, A. Sc.I'\Mider, ~tplll~ ps • ~lee: <:'hol.ce -a• inl price Of $12,000.00. Very 1:20 OOO FARMHOUSE-no"" unc1~r i05 Larkspur,' CDM. e~'· _ ~rt. ~t <>an. d)Oi« ~ reasonable terms. 1 ron<t -3~ br 2 bath•
LOST-BI-focal gla..ues, May 8, B.ardwoocl Dreatr Cood plate Bay rr..t Lot 08 MO. tr~ ''MTRAC'LE OS S!nd TRP:ET" •-ill 1 bet w h I'\UI rnlrro... uo atone's throw from Civic ~nter. $500 down-full Prt«' ~ ~ sty m a ~· or cnse,., ween as • Aat4. hanh.'ood Ktt~.i"Cb.a.lri;' Zoned for resldt-n""' and -ft··•. J BR :t bath•. cor IOC" Nf'ar ~ el"t'tte & 7fJf Goldenrod. CDM Your cllolct'. ~ -~-_ 10e ""' '""'',.... h 1 Rrward. HA 0842-R. HA 2915-J. Brand new tbtU LI.Doleum ll\10. The only ba)l front lot left for I be 01 & cod runnfn« ~aler-w•ll Cbol('e of pattei"'U • • sale on 36th Street, $6,000.00. tlun'ho"'TI to those witH lmal!ftnA· COM FURN APT. \\ith gar.. 2 Stmmons ~auty~ KattJUS T bdrms .• 1 \\;th twin beda, lovely Like new. Only -· 21.10 • emu. It' T LJ TEO -In ifo;"'PORT view adults Yrlv bas~ S85 Mo Rollaway Bed & Mat~ Com-N~ t'llfanlllti~M-4 !-Bdnn. Home With charm .$13.500 Ownrr lr &cv-• · , ~ · ple~ ,4 Tl Double ~rage. Comp)etely fenc-tn1 June 1s1 and haa '1\'"" WI a 20. HA 2033-M. Brand new S~l llf'<llctne Cabt-· ed on 35th Street behi:een bay day uclual\'r l we lllte tt and may·
1931 MODEL A FORO -Good s1~':, .. ~~r~~~~Jlea Into t~ 3 IS and ocean. Walkinllt distance to ~,?t~cu':~ t~m 2 t~R r::r~~•t in ninJr cond. t85. HA 234.2-J . or double bed Good co\·er shopping center. $8,000.00 full trai"CJrn and P.tso. Takr • loult-"'EE THURSTON { the N H. Only , J'7 50 price It may ~ ju.t tht> plect' you are ~ • a . I Two Twin ala Hollywood ied, . loo~ for Grammar School May 25-26. ~~rtnc IJ\att~ a. box CALL HAaBOR 40t Olii'Ll' S'OW-
N . H . Community Ji'laye.,. Pro-1 l"PrtnCII CO!Iiptetl'. both beds 3'7 50 Corona del Mar can >·ou buy U\11 Y!:A.R 'ROUND ducUon.· . ~xn. your rholcoe. laree or PALISALES HOTEL home for S3000 down-NEW fr best
FO n...-.-.•-u :o c a '75 ....... con•t Klou.s ~unit hout-R SALE • n•"uuo Y new ~ln n~wPh fl"t'le Mtrro... I 15 ••. v•~looldng Newport Harbor. 2 B U ' lot-J..rwe patlo-pnct'<S baby bony.-~ ...HA, ~~ ~ate·lel _Qble, 'Rooms · and Apartn\Mts. Year I 111.'750.
1470. Shirley ln:ltJ'&lft; ~ 1 Solid ou omcoe Dnk "iix.ss tn. 2'7 .. , "i'iMmct or lri,j()t\jj. -nlrseavl JJ&T no~T LOT-
FOR RENT _ 3 nn. unlurn. apt top, pl~t7 draY.~r room lUI Ave., RA 14!56. 118 t"t for a:D.SOO Tha. 1.s o~ or • . 'I Lovt'l)' l'ulrdYo'VOCI walnut flniah f~w P1liME bulldln• •lt.H rematn-Y~Iy rmtal. uUl. pejd. S7'5 mo. t>o<ter Bed. p~apple cluwr \v ANT YOUR DIRTY WORK m. ln H.arbor x.r t~eacb-tooks 308 Jasmine, COM. KA 386-J. I 5 post.J • --_ 1150 DONEt Info Harbor entrane~"-tn lhel~red ANTED TO &"'T _ Young ':!c,"'l.,. walnut LlnJah Bunk ae&t GO 1'0• • qp\"e ~ BEST of t~ klnd.
• ~ nQ ---1150 HAL ... I{ It' couple wants 1 bdJ:m. fum. apL Complete hot.IRcleaning tervlce. ~a 0 .. C' ••lth ~rage in CDM. Perm. HA Windows, flaM" waxing and P.:,l-" _.
1605-M. : lshing, wall wuhing.
]tEFn'iED LADY \\ishes position Call Hllrbor 1756-W
with couple u hquseketoper. Can
drh-e car. Excel ret. 10 2-3282. LOST -·Young cat, white with
dark spots. QUid's ~t. HA llS-M
FOR RENT -Ofnot on 1st noor ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BIJ1.clK:r Bldg. 16x15, MS. HA -00 YOU KNOW all the aerv1C8
2187. NeAR 0 C COLLEGE •-e offer? Spotting • apedatty,
CAR FOR SALE-1950 Ol<k 76. $!2 SOO french h&nd laundry, family 4 doo~ ·~n. hea'tcr. White • laundry, altocations, reweaving,
Utee, 7m m.Ues, $2,100. HA 1671 2 Bdrms., den, din. rm., ~ta~. ~~ & leather cleaniJlg, J5reta-
ol' 746-M. furnace and Jota of tile. Almoat mg, blanket lc draperies. Rapid
FO , ne".· on bl~~ Jot. Many~-acnice on master dry cleaninc R SALE-4-pc. liv. rm. ._5, wo' n uJ -..-... HA 203". at t.wo'locations. Katey Doane's, · $35. Also Double ~ter ~h. "'o ""'"' .... u " 217 M · B 1 mach., used 1 ~T., dble agita-So. Coast Realty & anne A\'·e., · ·• HA
J 229()W, and at Cout Blvd, at ... tor. $99.50. HA 2003-M after 8 Investment Co.. Femtcaf in CDM! HA 1476-M. p. m. or Sun. 305 No. Bay Front. -B.l . 302 Main St. Balboe FOR ftENT -Lo\'ely new a pta.,
FOR S ALE -'35 Phm. 4-dr car. BAy SHORES adults and no pets. Garbage &.
t '--$11 •· ,_ pos.al & pri\'&te beach. Cua del a'"" O\'Cr mo. pym ..... ex \'~ry nice 3 bdrm. home, encloe. Mar Apts .. 205 Carnation, COM It's yours. 2 ex1ra tires. HA patio $15.500. See Mr. Brown,
2003-f arter 8 p. m. 400 Cout Blvd., CDM, HA CORNER BUSINESS LOT for FOR SALE -Maple-p-:1-n~t~f,....o_r_m_ 2566-J. sale, near CHy Hall. $3.150. HA
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ONE MDJJON
DOLLAR ¥JEW
Priced Rlght
S 10 Ocean 81Ycl.
C.D.M..
Earl F. ChamberlaiD
nt: \ITfm._
.-:,()() ('t~at~t 81.. oroaa del lllar
Pbo"'": IIA t!M'
n,•:al f:!ll"'ll" -ri.-.ur&IIC"e -......_ •
'\LL TYPE:-. rlnur, l'rM,ty, wall,
fn "'od air I'MtP""· PtwH!c Ht>al-
1111! rn I!~ 1712 1709 Coast
I~ I d . rr I' n'l d.,t ~ill r -----U :JO ISLE.-----
F •P. RF.':\'T V"\'PMll beautifUl
n p ;r'"IOI'-h~ thP ~P{"k Or
m n: •h A l,n "hf n \'t'U w ant a ~ 1 '"' , "" 'l ul"'imrr l"t'ntal <::f.E l'S
1 IT.r'l JC:T.E
T"P PF.RTIF' T:"C.
333.'3 \'ul I fdr,
• =-: ~''•'l">r 114 Jteh Call(
H:'l "liOr l ;;N'I r F -=-,~. '"'••""'· -\ P.""'. F' 1 r m kln_:o_fl-=f-:b-u-~,.,....n-'t'
~ • w nr uc.r-CJ Mr ~11 Chff Jo\·~
( .. ~. rr(ln-.! ra I ICI') !':f'>WTW'Irt Hat-
h r-\tutor-; C'hrysl<>r-P iymouth
fi, r~ :?1Cll '-ta ~ Hv.~·. New-. ..,... Af: 611 '\
n .\rY o::t1JI);G -By r~ 1 i able ~ ~n• n:: man al.'€' 11. HA-~-J.
RFFI'I;ED WJITTE~\' 5 MAN·
\\' o;hps ho•~ •work pra C'tiC'81
n.l~tnt: or hslh\ sltttn~ bv the
hn 1r RF 6q17.\\r or 61~j
RE..\L E ... T\T F FX\11 \ ·r.E--
He"" hf'autirul 9 1r• A l•t In
Bc\1'!'1\ lllll'l nf':to Dnht·n\' Es· ,,.,..c · \\'anr hou(c' to S25.000
nn Udo.
-~ 1 rH"IC'E f('nf'Pd Arlln~non nt(lch
3 l!M'M po>rm fla'\lUrt' stables,
ronm' mod hnme. i':u<"St ho e.
Xlr • ror t n""•~. chJckt'1'1S or
'1 '" •·:"'!. ~lS 10 rlear. Take
rnu<.l' or )o down pymt. or
<m111TI Income Lo\-e1&nd. • HA ~ ... -# -t l
SE\\T."G ~1AO £D;ES
St>E' the Adl('r mak~ button-
11olec; ,,;tnn~J at a{'hments
REPAIRS
OD\'t'r W Droomht>ad
1201 Coru:t Blvd
Cot'nna d~>l Mar, Calif.
rodcf'r. Spr&l!Uf'-Carlton make. WHAT IS "Operation Tro~ra"? _3_7_0·----~------
$35. 543 Rh·crsidc. RE 6726--J. 11 you're wanting to know ~~I GARAGE WANTED -Vicinity of
Nwpt Hts "Two Bll11d Mice'' May 25-26, 1018 Shore Ave., COM, until
FOR RENT -1 bdrm. rear apt. 111 N H Grammar School. Sept. 1. liA 1735-R.
For Your Wool SRORm COATS FULLY -LINED
duplex. t nfurn. Yenrly rental
165 mo. 427 1~ Mnrg\J{'nte. COM.
$5t650 BUYS on<' bdrm. fum.
nouae pi\IA ~ara~e & guest rm.
One block from groc. store &:
ocoean. Liberal t~rms. HA 370.
NEED A PRACTICE PIANO -
Anyone havln~ on<' stort'd or for
rent contact Adrianc Wager,
HA 2866-M.
NEARLY NEW 2 bdrm. hom~.
nice location, IO\"t>ly redwood
f~noed yard. flow~rs & lAwn.
2·car ~r&r. Completely fum IJ'I
owner. $4.000 down. bal. $65 mo.
Owner HA 2895-M.
LADY. rt'flned. capable with car,
to train as an Avon R!'nn-senta·
tlve. Excel. opportunity close
to home. Write Box 7, La MI-
rada, eaur.
.. ~ locoaU. .
few Ute ~y:
,_._."""' Rome ,.,,.
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SEE TIU8 IS CORONA DEL MAR:
New 3-bedroom house with two bathJ:.'()oms. and 2-bedroom gara~e
apartment. All for $16,500. Chance for good income which will
pay the taxes and more.
We have a jfowelry atore, a dress shop, and other businesses for sale
fitzmorria Realty Co.
Be.l Ewtate ... BviK:•• Broke"
818 Coast Bh'Cl. Oorou 4lel Mar Ranor %U!
M.,ttple U.ttq Bealto"
WHAT 18 MULTIPLE U STINOT
Selling or buying a home ls the largest business transaction
most people ~'w undertake. It can ~lt}Jer produce the great-
est satisfaction or become the costliest and most troublesome or
all ~rtaki{lgs.
In the natural devt-lopment of real estate listing~ and sales,
Realtors have found that It is ad\'&ntagrous to UK>ir clients to
pool their llstin~. This action rt'Sults in quicker sale of the pro-
perty by providing 111 each realtor's office a greater variety
from which the buyer may choc»t>. yet retains in the listing of-
fice ~n by the OWMr, the tuponalblllt)l to pusb the sale and
to ~nt the wllfto in \he transaction.
This idea has aoreed and In 1948 lh<' Ncwoort Harbor MulUple
Lfstl11g Division of the Board of Realtors was organized. It is a
voluntary organization of reelton; and o!~«:~tan o~ Mar-
ket Place for real e.tate in the Newport lUJ'OOI' area.
1109111
We are offering a fine 3-bdrm. home with 1112
baths, an original floor plan & gay details;
near the Bay Front, of course, and
priced at $19.500, furnished
-Terms -
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YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON US
Colors: red gree'1. beige, p.::..te r.::::y
$10.65-
0ur White Coats S 12.65. Extra large S 13.65
Sharbkin Suits
• Gabardine and crease-resistant. In
your chf)ice of four styles and many
summer shades. Prices ... .. $8.7 5 to
SEE OUR-
~~~~ Cloth Sporbwear Ensembles
Pednl Pu~l--crs Shorts S:-nrt B:-:1
a nd b tl!-::-a p .n red white cr biue
~yrcL Flare Square Dace Skirts
In Mexican and Hawaiian Print cne
lli11 going strong at
With Blouses to blend at --·--·--Sl.SS
BARGAIN COUNTER: Zippers, remnants.
scraps and piece goods. * SALE AT *
Weslllliaster Sports Weu
MANUFACTURING BUILDING
Lot-v!Jt ud 11th t.. ' "·co.tmln•t('r, ('Iaiii.
T~lt"phoae: W~tlnltb~r llM1
Open Daily •fti'T day except Sunday
lramlaa.toS
lll OOMllr.ACIAL WAY
•~'fte t&tt. a •• \\'Mt ef SewpM"t lllri.
coeTA~
AS ARCHiiiXiT'S 8llE'I'CII ..... Ilea lftle•e Vtna Marlaa al~ Ba.J111de Dr. IIMI' Baftloa ......
•• It •10 ........ ,.._ tile ,..e..t l C • C P"Jed le llalelled. Now _.;. ~tnletlea are a ......
lftl_ac pool, .,..,"&''a ...---t ... ,_. ,._.t c:aMaat;. Tile pool "10 be t1ae lite of tile caateet for
t.lle ~ of Newpert We ~ .-a. epoMOI'M by ~ l_,or Cha.mllllet' of O• '<!l'e&, •
uaday, laJ7 •..
Builclln« permit records show a sponding month of Jut year.
lha.Q) drop in activity thus f&r ln Only io Corona del Mu Is the
May. with only some $180.000 io building permit tot.a.J belne maln-
~ta Issued during the first talned. accounting for 65 per Cftlt
half of the month. Unless th~re is of the ent~ dty total for the
l.ncreased activjty In the next two first half of May.
weeks, Uay will be the (irst Coroea ftl liar . .
month this )~ar which hu not W. S. Grau. 621 Iris. 5-room, ~ttered the tot.a.J of the corre-one-story dwelling at 225 HeU~
trope, $10,000. · Leonllrd & Bar· ~ro. builders.
Richard Pleger. 700 Avocado, 7· room, one-and t~'O-Ilory ctweU-
irut at MIS Dablia,--$15.000.~
builder and architect.
Sheldon F. Craddock, t.o. An-
geles. 4-room. one-story dwdllnc
Rf!x Brandt. Corona del Mar at -226 Heliotrope, .$13,000. OwMr
artlet. inf()l'lned the Oty Coun· builder.
d.l by letter at Jut Wftk'a meet-N.,...,.... ..._. ..
Inc that "exeppt for pubUc eafety John L. Creuon. 110 Larkspur,
no ~ are desirable in Dory Corona del Mar, 6-room. one-taory
fleet arran~t at thll time" dwelUng at 525 Irvine, $10,000.
at Newport Pier. Owner builder.
He had ~ ~b&e im-...... O.W.
IJI"'WWl)eftta with tbe lishermen in Dean Kephart. 410 l2bd St.,
the locality, and exCfPt for lm-Newport. 5-roorn, one-atory dwell·
proyernent ol the board walk to ing at 12 Balboa Covee, $9.000.
eJlmlnate the hu.ard, their opln-0\\~Mr builder. ~rry Smith,
ion wu UDIIl1moua to Ja,oe the archJtect. ara u Informal and flexlb.le u Newport
lt hu been. , James C. Wlbon, 303 34th St.,
"Each fisherman Interviewed 2-room. two.atory dweiUnc at ii=~====;ii~~~=:;i~r.;;~i:=======j lllowH a finn c:onoem for ~ same addrea, $3.000. 0 w n e r .m.c the IDfonnaUty, the pic-~-
JIItA.'IINO -pwa t llftAL turftquenesa and the economy ol M. C. MJcaiJee, Fontana, bed-co~ the Pre.ellt arrancenent." he room over present garage, 3900
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In thla thrllllnc but oontwed
world. after you have food
and a few dotbee-what Is .
the moat ~tial ~ to adcl to your comfort and
SECURITY! A HOME, OF
COURSE. ~d we don't mean a ''howe" where you can bsr
your neikhbor's plumbing.
J{ere on UDO ISLE for the
fldlt· time we are offering a
HOME on a 68-foot BA \'-
FRONT lc1t that baa 3 bed-
room., 2 baths, maid's room
and den or televiaJon room.
Thia lo'~ly home is a perfect
cOmbination or outdoor and
indoor living. Extra large
glassed in , patio, unique bar-
bec\K', lovely enclosed yard.
pier; and home is being sold
rumlshecl: We -&1'\> t'Xclusive
agents on this a.t only $47,-
500 -~Terms.
ALSO
on LIDO ISLE we have se,·-
e.._l homes ranging in price
from as llttl~ as Sl3.900 up-
wards. One or hvo of these 2
or 3 bedroom homes are ,·~ry
GOOD BUYS. It wiU be-to
your ad"-antage to look at
LIDO ISLE.
ALSO
a few choice building lots on
LIDO ISLE at ·rock bottom
prices. Private beach('S: ten-
nis courts, clubhouse, restric-
tions, ~tc. make these lots
,·ery desirable. Reml'mber
we are headquarters for LIDO
ISLE.
Corona Craft
.b)1Mic -..e of Wood
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GAll ENGLISH ·---------wrote. W. Ocean Front. $1.500.
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Sam cmd Frames
700 Caaiiu-tion A .....
CORONA DEL MAR ..
. A. reception D\'eft by the Fa-
culty Wlws Club foUowed the
atudeftt mwle. fuhions and art
abow ....-nted at 7 :30 p. m. yes-
terck)' ( Weclnesday), at the Or-anae Coast College chapel. Musi-
cal st\ldeftts ~presented in
dtal and memben of t.be Fine
A;plled Arts divlslon cooperated
In ahowfng the V.'Ork compJeted by
George t..A?-v.i Guthrie or Balboa
lsland has bet-n appointed by the
Board of Trustees of Orange
Coast College as instructor in pe-
troleum tcchnolo~:Y for the comlng school year, It Is announced by
. Ba II H. Peterson, Coli~
I dent.
Mr. Guthrie will replace John
Nigra, who has re!Ugned to re-
turn to tt}c univenJty for ad-
graduate training.
Guthrie has had a we<h
~ Balboa Island BWiiness As-
or practical 'experim<:e in the oil
industry. He bas sen·ed as geol-
ogist, roustabout. oU field mapper,
petroleum englnee-and auperin-
tendent or drilling for oil com-
panies in ~xu. LouJ,atana and
Ca llfomia. For the put !our
yean. he bas been employed by
the S. R. ~n Company of
Santa Fe Springs as an A.ulstant
Enginf!<'r h\ connection With the
production of oil well drilling and
fishing tools. •
Mr. Guthrle is a graduate or the
Univen;tty of Callfomia, Berke-
ley, where he majored ln geology.
He U,·es with hls v.ife and two
children at 115 Topu A9e., Balboa
I$ land
Bacb Propomtion 3
$0dation requested the City Coun-The City Council went on re-
dl at its meeting last week to set cord at its ~ting last ~k as
aside for (\ltUrc Yl<' the funck .appro~ No. 3. a
that had been made a vailable for League or California Cities spon-
Ughts on Marine Ave., ra-t10red propoul to amend the con-
return the money to the stitution to permit the pledging
fund. of parking meter receipts Cor the ~ funds had been gnnted payment r»r revenue bonds issued
fOf' the InstAllation or •the high to finance off-st:reet parking f a·
80dium chloride Ughts, similar to ciUties, 1be . ~ltloo will be
t~ on Balboa Blvd. Plans to Or) the ballot in the June 6 eJec..
inataJl those lights were caJled off tion.
the dty when Marine Ave.
objected that the llght ORA&LIE PRIEST IN N.Y.O. ~re not ln keeping
with Marine Ave. a~phere. City Clerk Charlle Priest, who
The Business Association stated i5 aJso public information officer
that it appreciated the coopera-for the city, attendeod the flrst
or the Oty Council Ln hOt in-annual meeting of the · A.aoda-
ataiUng the high llght standa'l'ds, tion of Muni~pal PubUc hlatlons
and added that the · Association Officers last FHday: at the Wal-
and the city manager are now in don-Astoria Hotel Ln »Jew· York
tKe process of sel~tlng a new City. He expects to be gone for
atyle o! atandard for the Islarid. two or three· weeks. His uailt·
"nte Auoclatlon's letter was reed ant.' Mrs. ¥arjorle Crumley, ll
and flied by the Council. acting clerk ln his absence.
CPollticaJ A~t)
You Should .
Elect The
Man Whose
· Pledge is ..•
HONEST
* SINCERE
* IMPARTIAL
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Marines Hold
Open House
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In Charles City. He was mem-
ber or the Long Beach Loc,ige fot'
2S yeers. and was the first Ex·
aJted Ruler of the recently Conned
Newport Harbor Lodge. Re has
bet-n president of the MaSonic
Club of Long Beach. and also of
the Exchange Club there.
He is a past president of the
Southern California Tuna Club
and of the Balboa Angling Club.
and now sen·es as chairman of
the legislati"e committee or the
Angling Club. He is-f!lember: or
the TUna Club of Catalma. a nd a
life member of the Newport Har-
bor 'Yacht Club.
The tiny lapel marlin that he
wean;, with its jewel of orfiee,
designates him as a viee oresident
of the U ght tackle and Marlin
Club. Its offleers are chosen on.
the basis of the amount of catch
the year before (catch dh'ided by
the strands of line).
A membership that he consid-
c>rs of special significance now is
in the newh· organized Ocean Fish
Protective Association. which he
says holds the highest hope for
sporttishing along the coast. The
Balboa Angling Club was, largely
instrumental in the formation of
this new assocla lion. and already
more-than 20 clubs ..,have joined.
Its purpose is to save sport-
tishihg from being \\iped out by
the commercial fishennen. One
of the primary objects nQW is to
ll,'et a ''lalt .._ter'' representAtive
on the California Fish and Game
Commission, which has none now
and whJch has a vacancy at th&
moment.
The A...~ation's work holds
trcmt"ndous Importance to New-
port Harbor, be sa)'S -because
snortrlshing Ls a major ''ind\W-
try" he~. and unless somethlng
8HII .....,_ta aep.trtq-H-IIr. Towta(-~1te \\'ork by &ppt..
''\\'e 8pedaJb.e Ia ElnefTt'DCY nice ..
liM ()eut ....._ IL\ UI·B-~1t. BE tt!5-M~0..0.. chi Jlbr
Troilet· W citer and Atomizer
Just -like Mom's!
2-oL Toil .. Woter oM At-izer, S1.1S 1 ~~~!t"iJI.
plv• fed. ~· 1
The gift-wonderfvl for your f<M>rite
little girl I She 'II love its tingty, rOM-scented spray
-it's smart, grown-up look on the dressing
table. Set indudes plastic atomizer with '
..--.~-"squeer•me" bvtb and o ~I two-
ounce bottle of toilet water.
BIIIPIOn BEDU. DRUGS
HARBOR 2SSS
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