HomeMy WebLinkAbout1953-03-26 - Newport Harbor Ensign'"'-l~ and II"'WWnc &.n.-..•------------eer of nareoUc.t, a-rticularly to NAJWOII'ICII SKIIDf.l&
t.Mn .. &e routh ol thla arH, wu Me • Iter t o1 tile Newport dNcrtbecJ at la at Thursday's ~ ....,. .,.,.,....._ w111
meetill& of the Newport Harbor aU.. a 1 I r • ..,.,.....
Kiwanla Club by Clinton Wrl.:ht, eMtnl .. ._ ..._ .., .,., •
MrtlOtial agent for Orana e ..... ~ c p 1 ... ltate
County. ---., N ..... I , ......
Thne alarm I n 1 facta were
broucht out by llr. Wript:
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A-. I•Mt••llll N...,,_ co.ena. the ...
Harbor Ana.
• onere ._ bMn· a cr-t ln-
ereue In nueotlct 11'1'8t ol
tee\ 11ft'S d u r I n g the put
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had rben to 233 arre~ted. or 10.9
per 100,000 population. Part of :..---.a..-------"""'
thll lncreue. Mr. Wright ex· ~. was ~ to the addition ~--~~~~~~~~~--.__. .. _.._~~~~~ .... ~ ................................ .-........ -. ............ ~~ ........ ~~~--~~
• Jteclnnlnc w I t h the lea
clanprout marijuana a1mott 1ft.
evltabl)' leadl to other narcotic:~
tor a gNater kick.
of narcotics agents, who have ~n abre to apprehend narcotics ... .--. ...... ~ .............. ~~~~~~~;r~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~;;~ .... ~----~--~~;:::~ ........ ~~--~~--~ violatort prevle>taly unmoleatecl
• THERE IS NO CURE from
addiction to opiates like Mrotn.
• '!be c:ravlnc for thHe nar·
cotict fore8 the addicts to com-
mit crtmes to cet the neceuary l'lmdt. . ._. ,. -.....
• t.w enforcement agencies'
are woefuUy under-staffed. n-e problem hf re Is aggra-
vated by the ease with which
narcotics can b@ brought beck
acre.. the border from njuana,
he Rid There are only 29 nar·
cotics officen at the border; only
one or two are on duty at one
time, and It takH up to fh·e
hours to m.ke down a car thor-
ollCh)y tor narcotics. so the en-
forct>ment problem Ia form.ldabl<',
M pointed out.
Citing statistics from Loa An·
alii pollee records, he Rid that
1n 1942. only two juveniles were
arrested on DarCOtiCI charges-a
nt.ioft or one.tenth per 100,000
population. In 1952 the flcure
~Uonlnl or tee.n-a1~n why
they st811ed using. narcotics hu
b r ouch t these answ~rs. Mr.
Wrilbt tald: "Moat of the ldda in
my netg.bborhood are using it." "1
just followed the crowd untU J
wu caught stealing." "My boy
friend started me ~ng lt."
Thus "following the crowd" is
one of the most general (.'llUJeS,
he said Usually the narcotic:~
user ia a zoot suiter, with duck
bill haircut, and sponge rubber
shoes, driving a fancy car, and
other teenagen also want to
be like that 10 they will :nand
out in t he crowd.
Usually they start with amok·
lng marijuana, which is prepare-d
by pulverizing the leaves of the
marijuana plant and rolling It
tightly ln tw,o layen or brown
paper to make a small cylinder
with ends tucked ln. Commenting
on parents' stat ements that "their
boys didn't know It was marl·
(Cclntlnued on Pap 12) . ,. Hop
I would like to make It plllln were made to hlm preciselY as re.
that tht>re Ia no truth to rumors qulred by contract, and no pay·
that Councilman Braden Finch's mt>nt at aU was required on the
new publication, the Equallur. Ia principal until maturity-in 1960-·
b@ing financed by the Ensign u per contract drawn up by Mr .
a pubUclty stunt of mine • • • Desenberg's own attorney • • •
Nor a re there a ny loans involved Councilman Finch sanctimoni·
• • • but it is only fair to expreu ous.ly reproaches the newspapers
my appreciation to Brayden, be-for not analyzing what he calls
cai.L'W' the publicity has been "Won-Andy Smith's 21 mudballs against
dertul • • • the city • • • Yet It is a matter
For the edification or t.hClCe of or r ecord that Braden himselt
JOU who are not familiar with made the motion that scotcM<l the
Uae Equalizer. le.t me explain that arand Jury probe ol the local po-
it la a amaU t.page pamphlet, Uce scandal • • • There a re many
written and publlahed by CounciJ. of ua who do not want that buT·
mu nndl, laved ~ a month glary caS(' glossed over, because lt
<tw;o iuuea to •te), wtth Oowldl· waa & ~p!orab&e deed that broke
mall A. w. Smith the prime --faith wtth 1M Wit ol the PoiF
pt. .-1 the N.wpon ..._ ~t and with all ol ua 1ft
.,_ .. _._.,...., :1 B nw. ~ • •! _..Ur :.s~.--~ aild Preu~'i£:r .. '!
J am now able to disclose how ~el few not pDblkbJIW my Rc pe~ ,quabble with my .. rt· porter Braden du~: out h.ls la t· ner. yet GJobe.Herald Publiaher
est ae1"1118 tion-about tb e city legal Fred Allen -ta the Braden bles. adver tising rate: it was from .,, sing, although Fred also knew or
page one of the Ens1gn and the the fight and a lso did not publish
Press of JUIW' 26. 1952. Braden. it until it became public record
by the way, is wing the tlrne-. • • • Ah cons istency, though art
ditJhonored method or a ttack by a jewel, but thy n a me is not
half-truths. He accuses us of Braden.
s ky·rocketing the legal ad rat<': I would like to exchange cour-
forgetl to mention that the En-tesies with Bradrn. and ask hirr.
s.lgn saved the city more than some questions too: Who Is back· $1,~ with its low bid for legal ing him? Who Is going around
advertising in 1951-52. 1be Ensign City Hall with subtle suggesting
of .Tune 26,-1952, records that the to city employees t hat subscribing contract for 1952~ was a warded . ., to the Ensign at the rate eatab-to t ~ e ~quaUzer Is .adVlSable .
liahed by the Count Boa d f Who IS gomJt around hkewise on
Supervi.son d the ~ty eo' ~~ Balboa Island collecting those fiv~ • an unCJ spots., • • • acted on a motion made by Coun-· . . cilman Lea IsbeU. seconded by As for Braden s acrount or _h•~
Councilman B r d Finch I newspaper e~nenct'. I -am ·lm· a e n · pressed, just as I was w h e n I
know that Braden, a vet_eran wrote and published the same
newspaperman Csec st'COnd l&Sue r M · · or the Equall ) is r th acts arch 9. 1950, tn the Ens1gn
fact that t.ba:er t S~~re 0 ~~ P<'rsonality of. the W~k when he inch rae, · per co was a Counol candtdatt' • • • =: eonai ts. ~ a marginal My chUd bride doesn't want me to
• dering the extreme care mention this fact-but I am no ::U.~~~~:;'ust .g~ ":th pub-Jongt>r wearin~ kn<-e pantS. as
• "'&"U ces Braden suggests. That was back
Councilman Finch joinl Ensign in 1920, and Braden t hen was :t
partner Bud Desenberg V1 the stripling or 17. Thanks for th<'
t~ of maligning with half complimen t, just th e u m e.
tnltht, seeking to bring cti.scredit Bra d e n. I am FORTY year.>
upon ~ and ~If and the old • • •
Tl F
'IU-.ewi.t4 ftl-. •• u.. QoJJ e-P RrM»
• ~oz KALTDBACB, ~ .. eart ~taulaab'a ea~. 11n lET 01 Elfft
tt.e IAIIkn OIMe o1 u.e .-1 YC: Star, I.Awflll N.U.'t Nortll
Newport aut.or Y8dd Cl•lt Stu D, 8DYC: .....,., T-IIIEI _._.,
Sprt.cGGWOip ....... ._..tM I.Zff_..a Arc••1· NBYC: ·~·
fWd .. Ids,.~ (BYC) .... .....,., I c. ~ ........... Fetdllt.
o.e ef s-*i'• "'"uel .... ,..,.... IIYO: ~ .... 11111!111'• m ...
G~ ...._. 1oe are ._ __..: ..... COMt X. 1-••·
A.._ la c-al (No. 111),.... ,.,.. 711 IlleS., NIIYC; L tl =
Haeke.ll Ia ~ (No. IM) ... W..,... --'• 8 • • r t a-rt.
~oa.lhlriiMII.~ola WI) NID'C; w.e. Lee n..., .....
lint aW'U'd, 18 Vbe. (No. Itt). l.eewaJ lr .. ABYC : OcMa Kee·
Otller wi~Uten~ W4'~: PC, lllke lq, 11an'e7 s-n· Alaorlta.
Barke's ra&o.a. BYC; lat. It, NIO'C.
A public meeting bas bee-a called
for 7 :>· m. Monday by the recently
organized ~ Aaociatloo
of Costa Mesa. which is oppo&ln~:
IN movt> for incorporation. AI
M at h ~ w s. treasurer, announct"d
yesterday that tbe ~tins: wtU be
hf'ld at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
AI Forgit, 1733 Santa Ana Avt'.,
Costa Mesa. I Waltt>r Sh<-Uenberger lS presi
dent or the new Asioclation.
Othf'f'S actl~ in tht> organization
a re AI Forgit. Harry Estus. Husth
,
IEiitus. R. H. Mottet, Da\ld Baxter.
L. A. Weide and Jack Wright. Mrs
Forsnt l.s ~tary.
l 'J'lu-Auocia tolD, which b:lsM I t.s
opposition to incorporatlon on thc
high coct of fonning a city, set
the meeting for Monday nls:ht so
tthat tht-outCOI'nt" of the hearing
befOTl' the County P1annlntt Com·
mission tomot r-ow (Friday) can bto
1 ~mown. 'The Comrnilaion will hold
• ~arin,g -tM poopoeed boun· \<~aries of the O ty of eo.ta Mesa.
llf'S& incol poration was also in·
,polwd In action of t he ~port
'-Oey ~J M•ttr:J ~v na
lht' petition for &m'le.Jattton fill l •"lNir tc C3.lh!'CI .. .._ No J • to
ICO&ta Mt>Sa. Tha is the arc:-1\ tx--
twH>n 15th and 16th itr"N'U b(o.
tvo~n I rvin<' Ave. and Santa AM
Ave. I ~lim H . F ranklin . speak n::: ror
the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com·
~rce. reqU("Sted that thl? !': ".
por1 Council delay action on 1\n·
nexation rcqtM?Sts. at lea."t untrl
proposf'd boundaries havp bN'n es·
nde11 an 4 d Verdi• ~t 0. ue IIUIC IPIIL 11 ;:~~~~·~0:·o~~::~~:J~~~ AJ ....:::;, fact and in law, and l&ml' and 01 COIIcll .. EI mon<') m1~ht be lost.
"I believe that in 30 to 60 da).> thf> ctt~ of. 'rwport lkat·'1 1n 19-;3 • H,. actd!'d that the Mesa Ch~n.,..
the tidelands will be return<'d l<' A 11111 Ji,·i~ U.bac:lA th h• t nd ~ant<·d n h.•ll <' tu U. W City Attorney Harry Blodgett I be:-"1!.hes to make it cle~r that
tht> stall'. by the U. S. Com:r<'S" back .. ~ "'*'" was 13, or· i: lho11 for dnlhnc for tid~ 'and-. announ('('d at Monday evening':; Costa MC' ans have .~ ~uzht tO'
and wittun 60 days f:-o:n that limo> ably l'fillO'&ed out h)• U.f' lluu.... lll from the ar<'a from 53rd St. CitY Council m<'t'ting tha t he v;.ill l mak<' !M cholt't' or Uvtng m a dty
the Montt>re y and Humh!e Oi l .lodidary C'omm.ltt~ lJl Wast:-m W."S :'\p"port to th\ :::-antn rule at the next met>tin~. Apnl of thf'&r o"n. or to stay ~nm('Of·
Companies will . start ID:illing a I.JI~oa ~::by. alld a tlou_ .. ~ 1 An '-I R.J, l :-. all drilhm: OP' ra ~~<'"" 13, on possible disquahficatoin or poratl'd.. or to anne'< !o ~t wJl(lrt
t('St well to St'<' 1f there lS a pl"l· \otf' wtn ~ ~t Df'll.t "N-1-. to bf· outsidf> of C'l t:t lim1ts • r.l.! four city councilmen for t heir &-ach: and also that lt would lw
ducing oil well offshore near :"'l\\· A ~~--from w--.. •n-on 111 11 north of Coas t Hit:hwa\' l'lty ..._~ "th f' do' "'·~• ralr to excludt' areas from the tn-~ h .. ..--~ -,... . · co~ • ...,n W1 1nns mg ~-port ac . Thfl EMI~ r:-om ."'i"" p 0 r 1 C'ou nc1l assigned tha t lt>n1-r to t h_• ness with the city corporatio:'l.
This sta tement was made a • M ayo r Norm:ua ~lllf'r t"ur ly ,lrr~m.' Oil Co on J ub 10, 1950. I · Mr. Franklin suggested th P rf'
last Friday t'VC'niog's meeting or yNWrday "tIt I ~ d : ''Tl~land~o attd \"\ hr n thr Jet'l!'lll" Co. \\.iS , '· I Se I might be danger of a law suit as
the WH t Newport lmproveJD('nt I ,-.tt'tor~· MJ~·aully tmpor tant: ql~lrt:>d b:-nth,·r rornp.'lnlr-. in IX· tl eoJent )s Seen he coml'lWnted that "we might be>
Association by Ernest E . Pyles or hopr C'IUikns "ill lto....tl~ ('On· <"'mbrt>. 19;)1. thr l<'a:.C' "'l~ ~. m<'<'ting around a tabw a~ain to
thf' Mont l'{'Y Oil Co. &lckr hi~ poe~ H'Milt• to :.~~IC'llt>d to tht:' Montrn>) n1J Co .. 1. An <'arly cash settlement of!er l(>ttle a la wsuit. not to avo1d one."
l\!r. Pyl~s told the associa tio•t dty." Wtlming-ron M OCUHC'. l r • ..re Js l'XPf'Ctrd to ~ mact. on tho H e u-rg<'d th<' Council to avo&d a
that his company no longC'r is in· , thl' Humbl<' Oil Co.. $19.954.37 tax Uen that was se~ provocath·e step 1'0 that "harmony
tE'r\.sled in on-shore drilhn~. "W p ~o fJ('r Ct>nt of t~ L.~ 1:1-Fnd.a) on Potit"t'-Chief and Mrs. may prevail in this s o m r w 11 a t
are interested in the oil off-shon-on:Una.nC<'. nnd \\'e "'lll ",1 r) r . N>l'll{' from tht> tidt•l::lnd.<: dr-.Jiin~ R. R. liodgkinson by t he Bureau touch~· atlnOSpbt>re betw. <'n thtt
which we plan to develop from thl "<' ofJ('rat1o ru; w ith h~ lea~t will be sr t as1dl-for roynh y pa~-t•f Intf'rnal Rt''.~nue. 'Ibeir ~al two communiHa"
our slt<'s north of the highway inconvt'nit>n~ and d a m a ~ e •o IN"nts to pro]X'Tt} G"'ll('rs "ho e s t 3 t <' and ,·bank account a.re 1l!e matter bl'fo.re City Council
ll('ar WHt ~wport." he sajc1. Nt>wport &-ach." ~ltm right~f-wa.l.-a~m£'n1 ~lr. I frozen unt_il tht' lien is settled. was t~etting datH ror hearin~ and
"\\.'.? believe that we have the . Mr. Pyi<>S r<>,;ev. cd thl• tlat._: ~I s said Hr t'. timacrd ·na • ;; The tax ht'N covered a ~riod for election. Max Jl'olle, one of ttM:
only avenue or approach to accom· lands history. rt'Calling that Nt.>~· ther<' i a 50.000,()00...barrel fi(>ld from 19-14 to 1950. Chief Hodg· backton of Est'--No. 1 annexa-
pUsh this and sta y outs.ide of cuy port Beach acquired title to In: off Newpor t. each lot 0 w 0 a r kinson said the income in qucs. tion, u ked Mr .Fra.nkUn u Coun-
llmits. as r equir\.'<1 by the dty tldelands by gra.nt from the state, would recelw about · $15,000 In ti?n was f'rcm fundi Mid by tU. ciJ action would dela~ IDCOJ"-
but a ruling by the U. S Supreme royalties in 20 Y"T'5.. ~ and lllllld ftOthlbg to do with pon.tlon move.
Enaign with the s tatement that llr. I acknowledge Braden's retrac-
DI!eenberg received not a dime's tion of a lie recorded In his first
worth on bis investment in three Equalize1'. I am reminded or a guy
yean • • • 'Illere also was not who allpa a alight potion or poison
a dime's worth of sharing in the hi a guy's drink, comes back the
toil and torment of bulldiq a next week with "So iorry: all d
new.paper tbew three Yftn,_ aeven wry \D'lfortunate mistake." ~ a week and night alter nlcbt I am u.nkf\1] for • sense of Pot -Luck Supper
aftft' nl&ht. as so many of you humor.
Court held that the F~l Gov· • his salary as pol.iee chief. Mr. Franklin ~red no. vt• •
ernmert had para.mount right to Arbor Da ~~... O!'Pt that lepJ tanclet might~
tidelands rrom Ol"'tiDarJ IUah tide Y ~ Tracy Doell N-al ~t. Mr. ~ IQDMl'd t hat ... .II n ow • • • Let w a J a o aet I enjoyed mott Bnde'n's report 'The Corona del Mar Buslnesl
atral&ht Mr. DNenberg's innuendo ot ,._..t they uy"" about the Aaoclation and the W o man's
about hit Joan to the Ensign. Tbc Equal her: "I neuly <bed Ci vic League are joining in the
FACI'S are that interest ~ta laUibbw." monthly meeting of the Corona del
Mar Civic Association. beJng held
Line aeaward. T w I c e CongT'('«S The Wt'St N t' w P 0 r t Im~~ Hal ......!_ ol of Ia ln'-'OJwd lbould p t ~f'thft-I has puwct bills quitclaiminG tJtlt' ..... -. ........, 8Q Sla'ft was nd iron out MY poteible ~J tan-
to tM states, and both times th<' ~nt A.uoclatlon, at Ita tn('leting ~lected 0 -rle ot the Cali-l'tJft bf'f~ t~ hearinl dtt." 11r
bUll wt'rt' vt'toed by President last Friday ~. votf'd to ae--fomla Dlltrtd f1l the U. S . Franklin sa.id that tiM-'~
Truman. Gent>ral Eiaenho\\·t'r In l"t"pt the &poMOnhlp of this yNJ'a ~r Squaltw at the um-.J 0\amber wou.kt bp happy to
his presidential cam)laicnln.e con1• Arbor Day Para~. and Frands canf~ 1ft Lot ~-cluriDc ault with M.r .Pope's poup. con-
mltted hlmwlt to Nt.-n or the Honat.h wa named chairman to t.he Wt"«'k-ftlll. CUrt no.b of 8llJ. AU four nwmben ot ~-.-~. ,..,. funds. nw pro~ for tNa boa ltland. a.utmut ---..._.. tJdelandll to the stat.. thll'd annual Arbor n...~ ........ _..._ ,.,..,..._... P re* e n t-llayor Pro-,._ t.. IF I.I'IE IEin. F. EIITEI-~~=~f~~~=u£:
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Is a pot·luck auppe-, and U.C.
coming ror the meettna are urged
to bring a hot dish or aalad 01"
d88ert.
On t~ program are films on
the last Boy Sa>ut Jamboree. dls-
cwalon of the W o m a n's Ovk
LMrut JII'OJcct to set up a Holpi.
taUty H~ for the coming Jam-
barft In July, and a talk Cll'l
"How'. )'OW tax dollar'" b)' H\lltl
Plumb. ~unty ta.x .....,..,
Mr ~ ..-.._. of th@ B alt.• a a, ·-was &~~.D. ~ "--t, A. W llllltll • Pyles re"iewed tM history ~;n be beeutlftcatJon o1 the West a~ u.. 1.7rt1a Blla ....,.. and GftUI 3 Itt .... ~ -....
of lhP Elliott oil ..._, wbtftb)· Newport portloa of Balboa sa.4 1111p 'J"rappo. they •~· no ,._ ,.. _, .; .... ............ __ _
dc:F ..... taru 1M ...
.......... ..,, Aid 11,-.......... ~ tile ....... 111 Nc AI C 11 C!M~Matu. llil • k L J· ~· A Jury ln the t'OWt of s..m-ltr prei~ented U wt~ lin. O..ty tu 1 1 wt10 tatifW ~ ._ _. -lldit IJr •
JUdie a.r-Ja W ......... Ia I.e. Qact)-s J~~ ot W.-t Loa An-that tM-..;·,_.~ .._ _.._ *-1 . ---...........
AnpiH ·)'fll~ _...... re-lt"it's. who •kl * llid tw.ct rram tJae ..,._ a.. on ueu 9 ·-~=-====-M ved the eaR .,..... ., ~ over ...._t 130,000 ill ....ttw. ~. ae,Jo:-~
,..., ....... IODf _ .. Oft ---of ....... ~ h> In ..,.., • Wll ~ ... ... 'IWtilnaaJ' ol » JrWW .. • ...... ,e:;~.:==~ J"'ft1 MW lniiDben wlU M ~ _., ... , ... a.,.. _.., """"' Ill U.. vaNIW. N8wpw1 '
_...... 111to the ~ of St. ta_. •~ 130.000 Ia ._.li:I'IP ...,... ~: ..,_. ~ Mr.~-~..._ eo ..., 2 ,.-
• bcaa Pr~ c:11urc1t Oft .,.. ~~~~ uadl t~l Wt ..... o1 u.t "'• 0... wt.o.....,:. --'' ... t11M-._. _.. C. •
... ~. ... .,_ 8. hfrio ......... 8h1p ..... 81)'· ftfd tlat .... ow 0 ., ... ...... not ..... 4 • fill ..... Ca. ..
... at WID ,..._a at both t ::.O lklf Dr. "-' lilutiiiP A'T. to _.,.. ...._. ~ _.. ...... u. las? I ...... A
!!_U • a ·w•• • -......a.! ea.t ~-.._. • ttwaa for a 'n ., tlwilllaa ; mee I) _....,. -» Jitr 061\. AU. ........... ,_,.:._.. Pia•' Or•••• .. -.
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REWARD _ FOR
DYNAMITERS!
Southern California Edison Company oilers
to pay a reward of $25,000 for information
leading to the arrest and conviction of the per-
son or persons who dynamited tbe oompany'1
220~000 vo)t transmission towen: on Monday
night, March 23, and Tuesday morning. March
24.
The two transmiSSIOn towers which wen
dynamited Monday night, March 23, at 9:13~
and 9: J.t Y.a p.m., are located On \be company's
Chino-Pisgah 220,000 volt tnonamiamon liDe&
(Mile 229, Tower #!) opprosimately four
miles east of the town of Chino-Tbeoe linai
carry electric energy to the Edi3on system from
Hoover Dam.
The towers dynamited Tuesday momin«.
March 24, at 7:36a.m. are located on the com-.
pany'a Magundcn-Saugus 220,000 volt trans-' . m.i.a&ion lines (Mile 183, Tower # 1) approzi~
mately twenty-seven miles north of S.u,u. ADd
thn!e miles east of Gorman. Tbe Edioon Marun·
deD-Soucua tra....U..ion liDe& carry electric
-.><from U.. company'o 11ic Creek --
tial plonta in u.. Hilh SierrL
U you boW! any information COII<ftllinllhio
.UC!qt, hi sDme the compuy colle:t •*
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IOuTHIIN CAUfOJRNIA
IDIION . COMPANY,
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During the period of the strike
emergency, the Southern Cali-
fornia Edison Company oilers to
pay a reward of $10,000.00 lor
information lead\ng to the arrest
and conviction of any person or
persons who unlawfully interfere
with, damage or destroy any fa-
ci lity or properly of the Company
required and used by it in the
supplying of electric energy and
service and in the performance of
its duties to the public.
If you have any information of
t respass or sabotage on or to
Company property, telephone the
Company collect at once, Los
Angeles-Michigan 711!.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
EDISON -COMPANY
THEATRE
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ADULTS 80e CIIILDIIEN 1Ze
NOW SHOWING
11lraagh
SATURDAY. MARCH 28
STARTS SUNDAY-ACADEMY AWARD WINNER
FOR 1"HE BIGGEST! GREATEST! BEST! MOTION PICTURE
"Greatest Show On . Earth" ' . .
.. CZCU. B. o.a=urs MOST TERBD1C PllODUCIIOif
AD Star c-t. ~ Jo•• n lea-l. llelly Hullw. c.r-t Wilde aDd Gbla Go he. w,
who-a. A_..,,, Aw.rcl lara. ................ llale.
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0. Week Oily -Mnll 29
Iale Chlbhoule Out of a total or TuHda)' to 1 a. m. y:
49 watch8 each w~k in the to 4 a . m., noon to 4 p. m.,
round-the-clock effort to be alert 7 to 10 p. m. Thursday; 1 to
to coastal activity, 16 are at a . m .. 4 to 8 a. m., 7 to 10 p. m.
present unmann~ a\'\d as a result F Hday and 10 p. m. Friduy to
the station la ~ at th ese a . m. S.turda.y: 1 to 4 a. m. 4 t
t.imft. 8 a. m., 4 to 7 p. m. and 7 to 1
Volunteer ~n and w o m en p. m. Saturday; .4 to 8 a. m.
from all pert& of ~ Harbor and 'I to 10 p. m. Sunday.
Costa Mesa are furnishing their I Anyone able to fUI any or the
watches may call the day officers DIREcrORY eye-s and ears u protective rada•· Mrs. Lt>e Sames, Mrs. Robe
for this community as weiJ u the Gathman, Mrs. Kitty Burton
The ..._,. radar ayatem.
which..._ wateh on the Harbor
8J'N ~t.l(m of t~ akywayt, ll
iN(>natlve to friendly or ~
planet-or even flying saucers-
about one-third of the tlmt, Ge-oordinr to AU<>n eru..u ot Lido
~~~. who Is Chief ot.erv~r of
·•Operation Skywatch" main-
tained in the tower or the lJdo
,_ ___ llf..;..•;..VILI;..;;;.;.;;~;.Jr;.;;08 ____ ..,. entir e United StatH , u thla Is Mrs. Bob Boyd J r., Mrs. Chari
''BE S1JU _ INBtJ'Rr co~de.red a high priority area. Lamb, Paul Lamb or Spauldin
in Ctvlllan Defense classlOcaUons, Eastman, or Mr. Crisell, Harbo
Maun.ewldiStanley according to Co untY Director 2176-M, or hls assis tant chief oh
Dan Patch. server, Gene Ross, H a r b or MAJUNE ()A.I'T.
IDiunDce Cow-Dar AdddJtlonaJ help Is needed for 1214-W. Anyone unable to take
IJAJtBOft 1TII the following watches: 8 a. m. one of the watchcs JistPd may
Budd of Coro.a d~l )br I• pic·
tured at the rlc-ht r4'c4'h1ag a
haadAhake I r o m Maj. Gt>a .
Cbytoa 0. .lf!roow. eonuna.nd-
ln.: p_.nl of t,.._ First Marine
Alreratt WID.: In Kor~. after
the a ward of th•• Ol'ltloJnl!Mit"d
F I y I a« CrOM. Cupt. Budd'"
nile, Mary AUct, and ehJidrPn,
Df'lllllls 4, and AlJ"••n I, lh.. ,, t
t'l24)' 1 Jrls An•., ( or o n a cJPI
Ma r.
115 llartDe Aw., BalbDe ....._... to noon Monday; 1 to 4 a. m., reglster for alternate duty when
4 to 8 a. m., 4 to 7 p. m .. 7 to thf' rcttular watchers are unable
10 p. m. on Tu sday and 10 p. m. to be present. Kistler' & Co. Compi~te IDaura.nce Service
Auto -Fire -Btr~lary Ha~~pltal -Ufe -Ac:cldent
Insured Home Loans
2603 Nwpt. Blvd., N. B. HA aaa
GERALD W . RITCHIE
Real tor -l.nauraDce
Notary PUblic
IN CORONA DEL IIAJt
SINCE 1111
121i Cout Blvd
HArbor 83 -Eves: HArbor 24.15
NUR8EBY
HAPPY DAY SCHOOL
Early Childhood Education
for Uttle Folk
440 HelJotrope Ave.
Corona del Ma.r, Calif.
HARBOR 1091-W
'J'nnsportatlon Furnished
DANCING IN8TRUCTIOK
AUTHUR MURRAY'S
4.11 COAST BLVD.
Corm& del Mar
OpeD 10 to 10
For free daDce 8lllllysla
Call HArbor 1925
JUNIOR FIRE DEPT. PROGRAM
BEGINS IN 4TH GRADE CLASSES
The Junior Fire Department
program is und<>r way for the
fourth yea r in the forth grad,.s
of tht> Newport and Corona del
Mar Elementary Schools.
"'bis program under the joint
sponsorship of the Newport Ha r-
bor Kiwanis Club, the Newport
Beach Fire Dt'partrnent and the
New p o rt Beach Elementary
School District, consists first or
four weeks of instruction by the
HatborHigh
By MARIA PLEOER
ThP a n n u a I Sadie Hawkln':;
dance. was held last F'riday in the
girl's gym and social hall at Har-
bor Hi~h. Each Jrlrl had to drng
her own fella and everyone hau
to dress as characters from the
comlc strip Lll' Abner.
four1 h ::rrade teache~ or rf'('(),_:ni
tlon and corrPction of fi re haz
ards. Th ·n follows a l\\'1")•\\'('('~ ~fatilda MacKay I
lnspt'Ction J)('riod. durin!{ whidl 1 A f 75 the pupils actually go out in th<•ir Dies At ge 0
nt>lghborhood to make inspcctions I or haZArd" and to report corn•c Privatt-family runc>l3l •'nltr"
lions • were held >estl'rday I \\"l'dn• <,d. a) 1
I fctr .:\11-s. Matildn Jc;at)('llc :\1acK·l) I
Thc numb<>r of inspe.ctions nnd or 612 Qcf'an Bh d . Coron:t dl l ,
corr<'clions will dt•tt>rminc· I hi' se· Mar, who djed Sundny :at 1 hc ft<o:.l·
ll'ction among tht> pupils or lh£' ful Acre Rt'st Home in ~ant J
fir!' cicf. assistant firt' chief, I hr I Ana.
battalion chief in Pach school, Mrs. MacKay wn!> pri.'\IOW.Iy of 1
the> flrr rnptain in each clasc;, Kew Westminster. B. C. befnre i
and numerous insJ)('ctors. Last romlng to th<' J fn rbor art>a IR
Y l' a r thf' program resulted in months ago. She was 7'>. S he Is I
1,000 abated Cire hazards. , survivcd by her hu!>band, Charles I
A sistant Fire Chief Phil Ha}· John MacKay, and hr r ni<'Cf' Mrs.
dE'n, repr~;>st'nting the Kiwani.,. Verne Lee!. 't'ith whom she made
Club, and Waltl.'r NoUcr and Wil-her home. Al~ a . istc>r, Mrs D 1
llam Citta, of the city's Cirl.' prt>-A. Smith and ncph('w, Gl<'n Smlth I
\'('ntion bureau ouillned the pro-I or Ontario. I
gram to t he Corona del Mar a rod Baltz Mortuary ar ranrC'd th.:-
1\'ewport fourth graders Ia:.~ Frl· 1 servi~s and R<'\' Paul Babb1t: 1 day and early this week a nd w 11l 1 read the messa~e. lnt~'rm( nt "'as
SlfP«'rvise the program. a t Bt'llvue Ct>mf' .~ry in 0nt.Jral). j
and ANYTHING YOU BA VE '10 sa.L
HAIBOI FIIIITIIE}CO.
Pboa~ BEaooa 5001 ud we d .a
WEEKLY SPE~IAL!
RC"A
FRIGIDAIRE 10.6 cu. ft. Imperial C~ iamat:c RdrigE>rator
reduced from $448.75 to . ONLY $.125.00
16'' HOFFMAN full door blond con'Olc ONLY $279.95
MANNING BOWMA.."'i coffee maker R,•gulat Price S1 9.95
PEClAL $9.85
ENG~H CHINA ''J enny Lind'' set of 31l fJCS. plus vegetable
dish, platter, cream and sugar. RC'gu lar Price S52.45
PECIAL $26.20
RCA RECORD CHANGER-Regular Prir~ $17.% plus $10.00
MAGS.~ VOX
fiOFFMA.~
ZE~,TU
woi1h of RECORDS FREE -
lH E ., :f
ll l I I I ~ ~ r rt1 0 f1lt FIUOIDAIRE • Blt.VDDC
W~TER..~ HOLLY
APPUANCI'.8
TV 181~ Sf'wport An••• ('o-.ta MHA • • • BIJMOD 74~9
()ptoa Friday aad Saturdar £, f"n.l~tp 'nlJ 9
Furniture Restoration
Chair bottoms. Mnchea
and ltooll reat.ored
Ul1n& cane, rush, reed. etc.
HARVEY'S
Furniture Repair
2mO Santa ADa Ave.
eo.ta Ilea. BEacon 6133-J
Some of tht' eo<;tUITll'S Wl're hi·
larious. One rouple. dressed allkt>.
had on long rf'd unde rwear. witl)
tt>nnis shoes about three· sizes t.co
large. long slc.-e,·cd sl ripcd tN'
shirts. briJotht grl't-n skirts that
cam<> only to their knees. and
small straw hats with a rouple of
daisJes sticking up on cach. Whale of-a ~ot
Silver Platers
ADd SOvenmltJw ~ • ReflD1ahlDI -Jt,eopla~
Gold -SUver -Coppeor-Bnll
Near Communi~ OUircb 111 .. Harbor Blvd, Colta ....
BEMxla 5113 ••
M~LScharle ot Pluo
Orpnlst -Aclccmpudat
EveniDiaa... for Adults
!t11 GOLDENROD A VJ:.
A n o t h c r couple wu drf'Sllt'ci
alike, with t'8Ch Of th('m Wt'8ring
white underwear. and hugC' st raw
burlap sacks. bright red wigs. Jon~
hats. On the back of <'ach was
a sign rt-a ding, "Whitt' twin hn!'
the Toni?"
Everyone had a wonderful time
wandering around rro!TI booth to
boo.th in the gym. Tht>re was a
f o r t u n e teUer 's booth, a booth
where you tried to throw a turnip
through a c:rescent on an out-
house, and a caricature booth.
There was a marrying booth too.
~1th Mr. Jones ,the math t cacht'r.
II being the ''justice O( thC pt'8Ct'.''
All the kids rrom Harbor who
were cnjo}in;:: the dancc were:
'Patty Ritchle and Bob Pellum,
I Connie Tarter and Glen Thomas,
'-----------~-~ Sandi Thaden and Phil Kilmer,
I'IIYSIOIAN8-8'UilOJ'.OlQJ I Jeannie Castcndyke and Rod La
Corona del liar
Lawrence K. Gundrum, Shcllt\ Patty C!('mence and Bobby
Gallivan, Maria P l('ger and Davt-M. D. 1s teams ,Connie Mangold and Mike
174.1 Supmor Ave., eo.ta Mesa I Layne. Linda ZandPn. and .TO<'
Practice Umlted to ~ Lester. Judy ;-oute and Jim Schar-
of Ear, Noee, Throat; AIJft'O' 1 barum. Susie Keim and Mickey
Offtce Hours: by Appointment Retmit'r, Tom PQ.st and J anc Stet·
BF.aclon ~ or BEacon 6835 I son, RoUy Pulaski and Marilyn
l'tTNW:IlAL DIJlECTOR Peterson. JanP Nunan and B:JI --..:;..:~:=:::.:..::-::~=:;..:;.;;.;.;_-. Roush. Joan Nunan and Don Prl'l>·
Baltz Mortuary ton, Billy Coone and Jnnc ()<,.
O.pel b7 the Sa trandcr. K('n Nilrs and Bobhl<'
HARBOR 42 S tarece. Denise Nilf's and RAndy
1 Alben:. Donna Hamilton and P et e
Corona del Mar, Call!OI'Dia 'Morris, Keith Potts and Mary Kay
Ample Off-street Parkin~ Hehn, Ruthy DudlPy and IX-nni:l
Fitzpatrik, J oanne Suess and Ron-
FrleDd17 Nelrbbotbood Sft'vtce
PARKES-RIDLEY
GRAUEL CHAPEL
110 Broadway
BP..acaa ~0 o.ta .r.a
nie Newlon, and John Brumm~
and Anita Palm.
.MOVE FROM REJGIIT~
The Harry DeLls have moved
from 23506 Signal Rd. Newport
Heights, to March Air Force
Base.
de orators
of ftne ho.es • yacltts • apart••"
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MC101Y AM» MJCID ACa!MIIILY.
I·
·oF HARBOR AREA FOLKS
are reading the Ensign·
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-Subscriptions have n~rly doubled
over a yeu agO--
• • • And we're getting a whale of a lot of compliments on our bigger, brighter
and newsier Ensign .
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So get in the swim and be a
regular Ensign relder ....
Send ia daB COIIpOI and
CISh or dleck today
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CUSTO~l L 'lMP SHADES
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Knd LMtM.r · •
Kimmons
Vilgilda a,"'
SIT.NOCRAPmC SERVICE
Typing
Mi meographing
Addressing
Yl'fl~ or Experience
m Stenographic Work
1786 Newport Blvd.
BEACON 5090
COSTA M ESA
Nursery Sch ool
St.:.:,. Ll~~·u.wd and Appro\ eel
From 2 to 6 Years
SuP<"rvised Can!' and
Constructh·e Play
ft EASOXABU!! KATES
Opt:n 5 days ~r week-S to 5
Transportation Fun1ished
190 E. 15th St.
COSTA IKESA.
l'huoe Br..coa 1111
Kave-Dalbert Tv.;..
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THE t"RESNO
Model S~"!-%1"
Gracefully beautiful con ·
sole in ha M-rubbed ma-
hopny or bl o n d oak
wood. Power-packed to
bring In long-dilitancc
TV reception. Smartly-
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tn. wide, 25 ln. deep.
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Ool I Del-
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AIST CHVICH OF CHIIST,
SCIENTIST
The Church
CIIUROH OF OUR LADY
OF liT. CA&JlEL
l.Yl W. BaiiiiM BmL. Newport
HA.r..,. tilt r.tber • .,._ &ue,., Pa.eUr
FatiMir ~ ..... b ....
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ST. ANDREWS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCD
2S6S! St. Aadl'tl'n Rd.,
Newport U etr:bt .. acrou lbe
atreet frum UJ«<I Sdlool nr.ac.aaon
Points rhe Way (0 a Fuller Life
.... -· •
DEFEAT·w
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Oae hanctred ab:t:r·t•o feet hiah and Ollie ..._.red
fon,. .... vea fHt wide Hapol-bailt W. •cb of
triGIIIph. Proadly It ri ... abon the Plan cia I'Etolla
rnaindiaa tha world of an Emperor'• •tly •lctorl• -aDd later defeats. · '
Oa the .rCMCI from Bethphq-e t o Juu .. hm
centurin before then bad ben &!)Other arch of
triam.pb. Natcare bad faehioned h of palm treu. BeDeath their bowinc bra~~ehn the Prince of Peace
rode IDto the city that wu to crucify Him.
]Haa, DDI.ill:e N apoleoa., Mnr bad Deed of a
aipatic monam.eat to help the world r.emcmber HUlL TIM 4oon of a million churches' bapeek
H.ia .,.jctory. Mea pau tbroqb them aot to au•
upoa tha majnty of caned &\ODe, but to wonhlp aM sene tta. Soa. o( God.
Napol._ boaabt fM himself a tranaieat ator:r at the price of other mea's blood.
J•at boq-bt for AU Mea atemal life--at W price of His OWD Blood I
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lmd Staciont TY
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the Following Ciric Minded CitizeDa and Bnlliao
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will be thrilled
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for dill d.rt-ll
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...... trl.ms, $3.95 to $10.91;
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It ... .....,...t nllht Tuu-
day evenlnc for H a r b o r St.r
Zonta Club lects
Ruth S: Barcume
Chapt~ -OES u it held ita autb BaMime of Corona ciPI
recuJar meetlnc ~ tlw v • ...,... Mar wu eleeted to head the New-
Hall, Coeta Jleea. part Harbor Zoata Cl\ab at a meet-
At the llarcb 10 meetlna, l'eb-lac held Tueeday at the borne of
ruary aDd llardl birthday ..a-Dr Hen RoberUon on Balboa I.a-
wnaria were celebrated by Janel Dr .Roberuon wu ubd to
Emma Poupert, ~Y Nle!Mon, be flnt vice-pre 1 l d en t , Lucy
Muriel Bn.h. Harris Cottle Sr.. An~U 1 e eo n d vice-president
Milton Stellar and lla Yates. Fran~ Meat'S recordln' ~
Allo apeclal guests at the head tary Bla.nche Benz corTHponding
tablt' were Mildred and Herbert secr~tary and Marga~ R.ei:nert
Haworka. past matron and P9· treasurer.
tron of McHenry, ID. . The March luncheon meeting
Worthy Matron Lela McMallan was held at Villa Marina on
pot~ntlal erwmy, R...sa a.lrad)'
hu IDOft ...... and ....... ....n-thaD U.. Unite.~ StatH
and t h a t if this ClOWitrY II bombed. it won't aD Mppea at
once. n.n-e wUl t.e tilDe for ~~
fecti\'e civilian del.-.
Newport Is Invited
To Concert Series
and Worthy Patron ~der Horn March l2. Dan Patch. director of Nt>wport Beech C(tnCert goers pre~lded. Jnltiatlon ntes were 1 Orange County CivU Defense de-have been invited to join the
given for Catherine AJe:xanderiM plored the a P a t h Y of O~ge Communlty ~ 1 e rie 1 in
AJbrlght and Jda Blanche Benz. County citizens toward civilian de-Laguna, accordlng to an an-
Regina Cottle, past matron, os-1 rense because people bellevt> that nouncement made by Dale You:ng,
slated in the initiation . Lillian the Russians art"n't coming or that general chairman of the concert
Steves. newly aUlliated member, it would be no usc ir the ca I series drive. which will be he1d
was welcomed into the cha pter. I He pointed ou t that Your m,:~ t for n little over two weeks be-
pantie girdle no. 1-1
Opal West filled the office of " ginning tl\is week. The final con-
St.arpolnt Esther in the absence ISLANDERS MOVE cert of this year 's concert season
or Bettye Fink. After the meet· I Mr. and Mrs. John Castlc han• in Laguna was held las t night
lng, refreshments wt>re served by moved from their rcsidcnct-a t 214 {Wednesday) with the prcsenta·
Chairman Sylvia Place. E dIt h Opal Ave. Balboa Tsland. to the-i r tion of the Latin-American danc-
V o or h e t> s, Eva MoorP, Ar\'ln newly built home in tht> Back Bav ing t<>am. Rey and Gomez.
Voorht>es and Lillian S t .. ves. area of Costa M .. sa. · Communityy Concert tickets for
n<>xt year may be obtained from
tht> :!\1'usic House. 1233 C o a s
I Bh·d . North. Laguna. D a n a
Poi nt and San Clemente will be I
included in n~xt seaSQll's concert
series as well as Newport Beach,
Woman's Civic League
Inspects City Offices
I which is invited for the fi rst Cook Book proj<>ct ;.~s 8 meon o1f time. 'MI'mbi'r: of thr Woman's Civir
L (' 8 1! u <' bccamt> personall y nc-
qunintl'rt with th<> Newport Bt'al:h
C'ity Hall last w~k on WNlm·s·
day whc•n I h(' ,:!roup m('t in t h,.
C'ouncll rht~mlx>rs for th(' program
Pntitl<'d. "Know Your Ci ty Hall.''
~frs. C'arl Hanna. chai rman of
ro'l'lJT'!unity a ffai fs commlt tet'.
pr1 q>nh•d th(' speaker, Maxir.c
McAJpim•. who is Sf:'CTetary to
City ManatrE>r J . J . Sailor as well
as C'ity hall host<'ss. Mrs. Mc-
Alpin<' portra) ed the contrast be·
tW('<'n the <'arly inadequate ac-
c-ommodations for the city ad-
mlni.stra tl\·(' orrices in Newport
and 1 ht' pr!'sent pleasant accom-
modations for all the city offices
with othe r ch-ic sen ;ces nearby.
Sh<> a i<;O E>xplained the elt>ctive
and 8ppointivt' jobs of tht> city.
A tour throu~th the city haJJ, po·
JiC<> dC'par tment and jail followed
with scarcely anyon~ being lett
be-hind bars.
During the business meeting
conduct('d by Mrs. Paul Moort',
pres ident. Mrs. Floyd Buell. ways
and means c~rman, rt-\·ealcd
plans for a We6tern Jambort-e
• • • ofsodal
note
Friendship e a s i I y circles the
globe so Mr. and Mrs. B. K Bur-
gess or 520 Poinst>ttia Ave .. Co-
rona d('l Mar. are entertainin::
Miss E. E. Semmler of Flat Rock.
?t1jchlgan. and Miss Kathleen Kir.K
of Carl ton. Michigan. The visi-
tors left their home state in iC<>
and snow and ha\'e enjoyed thr
pas t sunny week in Corona d~>l
Mar. The acquaintanet? b •' C: .:J n I
many years ago when :\lis!' ~t·m>n·
ler's fat her and Mrs. Bur.J;:l'!>-.'
!ath('r wer£' boyhood fl il'nci.; !n
Pittsfield. Ma~l'
• • •
B<-ins: on the :-.;"'' IJr,rt F:bf'!l
Board must br a tick('t to ~·onw
p I a c (' Last ~ t>a r !-t !' Chad
1\\ich£'11 took o•f mtd·l>l'aM' 1 •o
jom her husband in Ala~ka 0\n,l
has sine<' journe} {'(!. to thC' mo, ~
rais ing money for t h<-I..ca.~::ue's
piAyJfl'ound fund Mrs. W . 0.
Harrison reported on plans for Early Spring Vacation
cam1lSSing homes by "block ~>st-Ralph Wells ls home ,;sitin~
e es" to list rooms that might be his par~nts, Mr. and Mrs. B)TOn
available durin~ Jamborc.oc dat~. Wt>lls, 315 Coronado Ave. Balboa.
The League \'Ofed to contribute this week durin~ a bre ak in
S25 to a fund being raised by SM'· clasSE'S at Oregon S tate in Cor·
eral organizations for the pur-vaiUs. With him came a ThE'tn
chase of a book car t for Hoa~ Chi Fraternity brolht>r. Jim '!\1c-
Hospital. Supplying book.-; for thE' Clelland of Salem. Ore .. and "
hospital will be a project of the couple more school friends frvm
League with Mrs. Carl Waldeck OrE"gon an:> joining them for th~
in charge. Mrs. C. Lester Joneli, 1 week-t>nd. Ralph is o junior in col·
hospitality chairman. out II n e d lege majoring In wild life migra-
plans for a party of new mem-tion .
bers in May. His· brother. Duane. formt>rly a
Mrs J . S. Whyte read the lvrt student at Oregon. is now sta-
of new members in the Woman's tioned \\i th the U. S. Army in
Ch ic Lt'ague so far in 1953 m-
cluding: Mrs. Ralph Ahrens, Mrs.
Lee Barnes. Mrs. E. W. Fl('('t.
Mrs .C. R. Hamilton .~1'rs. ~rgt>
Stuttgart. Germany. He has be<'n
assi~ed to an Engtn('('r Topo-
graphical Mapping l 'nit. d oin g
similar work to his studil's in col·
lee. and tra\'CIIing all O\'er G<.-r-
E. Cooper. Mrs. J\t>Ttlc Huycke. many in the pf'OC{'ss
Mrs. Marie Kargl, Mrs. John 1 ·
Keeler. Mrs. N. L. Mc Laughlin. 1
Mrs. Fergus McKay, Mrs. Robert &10 \'E FRO)( NEWPORT
Milne, Mrs. Carrie Mulligan. Mrs. San lkmardmo P lace is IJle
G. H. Peirsol, Mrs. Irma Perine. new address 'of the Earl Gra~s.
~frs H. L. Roberts and Mrs. G. who formerly livro at 1132 W.
A. Smith. Ba~ A\e., ~ewport.
M E # ¥ I I E 8 I I 8 e:a:+ I E M 8 M M M s:s:+ 8 & I I HZ+ •:•:+:+:M I H
~~·
HOUIIGANT ~·. ~oam ;Bath~~·.
with REGUlAR SIZE 7
EAU DE TOIIDTE
both for $2.75•
E njoy luxurious bubbles and lavish ~r
fume ... with new Foam Botlt £suntt!
A generous Aacon is yours with each
p u rchaH o f your 13vorite H ou btgant
£au Jr T oilrttr.
fC'~ubr l'IU Fnn"' Bntlt £sstwrt $3.00•
• #us tax
l_
undernea th i t a l l ... a
st·cu A GOOD IDEA
FOR motER
Gay and young. very
practical, too, this
sJeeveJess sailor dress,
smartly designed-in
SaHing Blues.
$10.95
socia l atmospherP or Pu nu Rico. 1 CORONA DEL MAR where \\'(.' und rstand ~he is tnh.'r· i • J Exc:luSvely
tainins: royalty and w hatnot Our·
ing the summer Mil'S Lilian p;,n-1,: . p H A R M a·c y at
10"· ,.,w ride~ up «
binds I Come see its many
marvelous features I
Try it on to really IMI its
fabulous comfort.
In white and
~· IIIMides • $5.95
VASSARE"(TE
tell betook herselC to Europe f~Jr • Dorothy BaD's
a lo\·('ly tour of the old world. • ~ "The Pre"'cnption Pha;macy" B 0 .,. T ) q u E A. nd now !\Irs. N£'l.sop Holmwood , • ,.. 1 U
has le ft las or yes1erdayt for 8 :' 823 Cocist Blvd. Corona del Mar
fabulous fiw month trip to e\ery. .._ I 4M Coat Bhd. So.
d u H 1m ~ ·J~ HArbor 2272 place. Mr. an ... 1:'· 0 \\ • LAGl"NA BEACH ~ ..,..... 4-26%9
\vho ar(' accomparued by thctr •:• , , , , , c• , , , , , •:• , c•:c , , , :•:• , , , , , •:• •:•:•:c 1 lS.year-old son. have set out for ___ -----_ _
Lisbon. Portugal. by way of TWA i' I
plane. Before they have finished.
they expect to have gone through
23 customs. which means consld·
erable countries covel"t'd. No won-
der Ebell board ffi('('ting turned
into a "Bon Voyage'' for )frs.
Holm wood • • •
Twenty-five Harbor Area and occ lddl swarmed the declts ol
the Lurline Jut week to whh
podbye to llary M.elsingft' ol
Balboa Island and Susie Plegcr
ol Corona ~1 Mar. The young
prls were sa11ing to seek their
fortunes ln HawU. They hope to
ftnd jobl t.bfft and ~ con-
tinue ¥r education. On board
lhlp the Jirla ~ • caqaut-
ment with aD eld!IV n' 'DBry
to the ~ ~ Ia III...U.
Salle's ...,._.._ 111'. and lin.
Dick ~r. are planninc a trip
to Hoeolulu lD May. • • •
t. kite IIJilll f11-
lid--
There aft .aJ few spans wbida cu be co;o,c.l willa
as little equipmear • k* lyioa, 11W1 prob.llq oae ._.
illw beeo 10 popular wilb J0UD1 ucl old for dao IV ... ~ ol yean. lwD me naJes arc simplr, bat daq're ftrJ
imponaDc! You'U .. vc a lot aae fua if,_ IV' •tw ... :
t.Fly k ............ ...,
rrc--.. ........... ... ... .... ' ~· L._ .......... ,., ...
'
•
The R e dland 1
Dr a rn a wtll preeent
Albert and Johnson'• Bib-
lical choric drama, ''The UVirq: • •a'sO 1212 Word," at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at
Chl'ist Church by the SM. lnexor.We, the hand. ot the : WUI we be able to keep J:u..
clock erue the houri of quiet be-1·,··.-,·<:. 1t BI.J?
.... ...l,' •
INN ....... a-.. o-8a .._ .-... ..,.., FOR
EASTER GIVING
fore another Easter Week de· Let'l KEEP EASTER WEEK. I ""'""' ' It is not just' a nother Easter I ~~~ro~;R~FUN~~· !!:!!:"':'"':':='=~=======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
SHIP OR SHORE
A m;,u . CONVENIENCE
Ft·ath.:•rweight
Portabll" Ironing Boanl
Jdr:~l fur bu:tl.!l, tnaJh:r~ •nd
_. !Orn.all uttartnmnho·-;tll m ei.J
\"l'n1ilaiA'tl Lop, fold11 (..'Om·
tllt•lt4)-n lbbo•r ltrnh'Ctfil fe-~•t
fur t~• hit' top u....-. Pr~fl ln-
dutlt"' ,,.1d. t-.o\·Pr u.nd 11la.!ith:
du .. t l'llH'r. OSLY $,\.95.
AL;,;o-
•"'fn>d -ain-"
Tho· m11t that nl'\'l"r ll'tli you
tho" n ! :\l:tdl' of a.a.tural fhnt
rubl.lt'r with Marbellv-d IUif·
flo.t'#! In l"ulon. Nationally ad-
\'l'r ti"''tl a nd UPPf'()\'o>d by
t:ond flf)u,wkf'lf'piOJ:. Mu..,.._
1J no•, S:i.9;).
BALBOA ISLAND
V ARlEn' STORE
I harll(lt 2 111 \\'
•
Btautltully ~xfld
S l.al&oltfory aiMI 110le Pll~ •
Ador1tbh.• notes, art i,stically
dce1:wated for
29c, 39c, 49c and $1.00--
including Rowena Originals
at only $1.00
New s hipm€'nts or station-
c ry box£'d and by the pound
... pastels ... with borders
... rancy edges
15c to $5.00.
BROOIIIIIS
Vlllm STORE
81 1' Coa.t Bln.J.
Cor-. del Mar
SPRING ·
CLEANING
SPECIAL!!
10% Discount
On All Household
with this ad
VAN'S
IIY CLEIIEIS
217 Coast Blvd.
Coroa del Mar
Harbor 2020-.1
Shop onthe
Island
Prescriptions
Cosmetics
Sundries
Courteous and Friendly Service
SKINNEH~s
. Prescription Pharmacy
Balboa Island · Harbor 0 lll
fu bJonll !W"t the mfKMI for a. Cli·
.-d t.}· a.udif'ftt't" Tu-tay at the
lfuntin::ton H I' a I' h .'\!i!dda.n<'~
Lf>LI~UI'•l'i !it~'ll' llhll\\' a t lht> Bill•
boo. Ray Cluh. :\1 lt>ft uho\·P,
S:tndra .luhn110n nf Lo na: lk-~ch
mu•lt·l,;; K whitt· ('llltOD from Udo
f' .11." h I n n l'i, who ttrt-nh •tl tho•
"tJI'""-:>OJuown \\'lt.h ht>r hi \\'lim•~
llas tln,::,., t'umm~ntatnr ff)t tltf'
REAL ESTATE
ASSOCIATE
WANTED
Week, how~er, that is being an-
Udpated; this one or 1953 is a
CTitlcal one. Thll Is the Easter
Week which will ~de whethe r
or not the people of the oom.mu-
hlty can determine If It 11 within
their power to rHtore the fun and
youthful ~lee or !he Easter Week11
of the pas! thrt'C decades. and
the \'lcious rowdyism which
marked the put two years.
This Is the year In which the
community mU!It tlnd out whether
it Is ablto to keep the atmosphere
of a proud place 9f residence or I"'"''"'''' Its charm for the lesser one or the Long: Beach Pike. or
Ocel'ln Park.
The citizenry is wrll aware o!
the \'a I u e s at sta k l' and havt'
workt>d lonJ: and thoughtfully all I w·;nt., for the best m<"Ans of sav~
in~ and pn'S<"r vlng th<" grace cf
their home!!. Without !ikill and
~xpcriencc in handling laCJtt' l('an~
or l'ncipient mobsiPl"S. they haw•,
instead used lntclllp:Pnce, €'nthu.11-
asm and concerted community ac·
tion : tht>y have no oonvlction that
w hat !.hey have pla nn<"d is the
bot-st. or that II will work. They
only know that 50methln~ must
work, and work soon.
Wllethcr It be a more strin~ent
tratric control plan, or more Stat('
l"!:"";;ng offi cers on duty, or more
City policemen nt'edeil, toni~h t,
the people of Balboa bland can't
tell: but a WN'k from tonl5!:ht they
will know. nnl'! will s tart working-
from the \'VIlma Uaatlats •"n· for what they must do against
l!ihln.: School ftf Cf)rona dl'.l M11r. nt'Xt year, e\·en though It miJ!:ht
1 m€'an working towards an ordi-
statement by Sml"th nonce pmhlb;t ;ng .ental• to the
Easter visitor!!.
Commenting on Councilman Havin~ followed !he d€'\•eloJ,...
Brad€'n Finch's recent remarks un mcnt or this campaign as a re ·
ma!lci"S of city expt>nsc, Council-porter, and followed C\'ery movt'-
man A. W. Smith this week mf"nt closely, I know that it is
stated: "The expense of sending the Intention of the Balboa lslanJ
councilmt'n to convcntion.s was lmprovt'ment Auociatlon and the
cut last year by S2.000 ·under my ~ other residents to KEEP T H E ptcs..<~urc. F~ meals for city TRADJTIONAL EASTER WEEK
council w€'rc disoontinut'd under ! Tilt' communi~Y. is prepared to
~my insist en~. A recent ruling by j fight criminal behavior on thi'
Mui'l IX' hustlt•r and can namr thE' city attom('y to a question of part of1 a sm:_l~ 1mino.~i~y1 amons.:1 mi ni" was to thf' effect that pro-out we CQme r:.<iS er \lSI ors, an<
your own lt'rms. viding: dinnci"S for wives of city fight the m for t he proSl'rvat iun
JOE CALLI officia ls was illegal, and ~;o there'll o f F..aster Week at Bal as wdl
Rt•al EstaTe Bro ker be no motc of that." l tts ror the p~enat ion or their i:'l·
violatt' homes. 2R".!2 Xewpott Bhd. HA rbor 3S38 1 I
f\'1•\i.'po!'t Beach 'ltF.AI.ITl" SI!SDAY TOPIC It is ht'artening to the t'X£'CU!h'£'
Spil"itual reality O\'('N!Offii'S ma-of · the .lmpro\•~ment Associatjon
--. tl.'ri::.lly throu~h the healin~ or 1that th.ei l" PD.hcy has been t•n· ~ slekness, poverty, di!\oord, and t.husiastJcally . endorsed by th.:olc n1 st n accordinJ: to ttl€' Sunday t.e:;. hkt' or ganlzataon, the Balboa ls-'fUJIII044ll. , so~-Sermon on "Reality" in the l~nd Busin~. Association, &nd the
Nt'wJxu·t chris ti 8 n Science C'l\~l Author~t.tcs, t.D?· but thl.' r~;<-tl n J ~ ChUI"Chetl. 'Ole Golden Text U uphrt to t~etr SPiritS came wllt'n '1U"'fJ,.eo,J rrom. Isaiah i64:4). • l'h" local ~~~h school yo,ungs.tcn · spoke the1t appm\'al to'; vanous
8)· A~;..· SPECIAL ORGAS MUSIC j mf'mbcrs and told how tht'y had
("or.lPiimf'nts arc bUJ'l!>lin:,: out · · had th€'ir fun spoilt>cl by th<' hood-
Sp..."C''al organ selections w•ll l'""'' ,p1 ing nowf',.., s in e c the k Pal
""""""''" st)le show~ Tuesday for mar m S unday a t the Balboa Tht' spontanr>ou.o; action of thc
bf'ndit of th£' Harbor Assist· 111 1.a n d . Community Methodist Vt'h Club of Orange Coast Col-
IPal•uf'. Wf> d<m't knuw J:amst, Will . play '.'Tht' Palms" by le~e \'Oting approval of th€' pub·
wh••lhcr 11 was the clotht•s esJ)f'· Mtss Luelle Babcock, or-lisht'd plan !; and offering thdr
dttlly enhanl'ing till.' modc:ls or Fa ul'f" and Mozart 's "Alle luiA." servici.'S to th(' Impro\'emcnt ;y.
Dr. Harry White wtll preach on !'""'''ation ro• th• -·,·nt•nan-or th•· mod.~ls particularly glamour· "U -• p I " ........ ' "' ..... ~· .. ~
· the ~·!v l hPS. but all To· ncntl'r...... 8 aces. ord('r was gratefully J'CC('i\'ed by
il was 11 lon•l)'. ]0\·cly TRASH IIAULI:"JG DONE th" prople of llalboa Island .
with prnmlsf'.'( for m.any BEACON IOOJ-W The coming 10 days will tf'll the
Eot~ll'l"~ f+Jr lhC' I u c k y
t ~. \1 11 .. rmd thf'ir sprinl!
)wmko~··•· at O'BRiEl\''S.
F.n•r)·nno· "a• n•m.:..rklnl! l\ft••r
fht' (~hl nn !Ohll\\' KbOUf !hi' \:l.-
rld)' ol l"t"'tumi'M ~ohown. (And,
nf rout.'l+", \'rima wn11 mndl'!itly
.!1'1)1n~t. "Aw l>lhUC:.k!l, 'lwf'rl"n't
nnthln'-)·ou flihonld 11oM" what
"''' h:w l' In O'BRit-;S''S." Hut no
f+ll>linJ:", tr .\'OU M'Pr?.n•t abeolukly
('.tJ>fh"Utf'd toy th"" 0 oro th y
O'llllfa rhlffon ._II (Mnlll •• ,
111111 who wouldn't-lwJ ••• you
t'uuldn't hl'lp but Jwo M-wttehf'd
h)' t.hf'J e rl11p "hlte llne.n tdtort
fl>nnal with lac.-n.ppllquf'.
Pcrha[JS most surpnsing y,:as
man·elous treatment or
Now
I on are
TIME FOR EASTER CLEANING
cas a para
Decorated Eqqa. Names-to order
Chocolate Novelties and Toy~~
Bulk Easter Eqqa
II d;mt>ed like wool and Choicely F"illed
Easter llaaket
••
~u.ufwu; ScJ-i
~ MoJ./;"9
Now sc heduling new classes
lo r Fmishing School and Fashion
Modeling courses. You will gam
fqsci nating new ideas to enhance
your own personal charm and at-
tractiveness, as w e study Pe rson·
ality De velopment. Hair Styling
and Cosme tics, Colo r Harmony
and Clothes Selection, Socia l
Graces, Voice and Diction. Fash-
ion Modeling. and related sub·
jects.
Interview for clas.tJ
enrollment with Wilma
H1st1 ngs ·In p/non,
I For-in.formatiou. t~Jephonc Harbor 0689, 1 10 5
StudJo 14" Cout Highway, Corona dc.l Ma r
sha~ like wool-and it's a ll
the way the fabric ls woven.
.fat.kd d,...._ for that CfMioo
tumed tonk were Ahow. ln pro-.
fu§lon al Ute • h ow aad Ulfl
,lacke.t may be a .... n CO\'er-up
fflr a barf"-tiboaJder IIUII or coe:k-
tall dnM-or a r.u tlaed eoat
CWf:r a bule -.tL U... lnaJ'
be eut wtt• M!lftl'f.l lllnlplldt)' •
~ perk'J' with pyltfJarW trt..
-eo mDI"h r110re fl!f'Mtlle al8ee
ther byr~ bee:..., ~ re--•••*--t. All Wt! (INI MJ' ..........
I~ &n~ w• dtrftl! Aad If you
diU'& MJe title .. )'le ...... ~
I• ........ ,_ea.-~...,. r ... ,.,. r....w ,......._ ..
Note: JUit wanted to say that
we maru klnl in the window jun
J ~ :::t.~~~wcartng Dorothy O'HI.ra II •nd havtnr the gradoul
heTwlf vUlt Ul at
-' -....... -101 CIOUI' ----·--................ ~------------------------------------~·~
(Ready made or
lilled to your·
order.)
&uuUJ
"Mallen ef Oraap VO.&J"• n-.t c.MJ"
Ill v-at ..... ,. • -'*'-.......
QuaUt,
Men's
Wear
GIFTS
..... II ..
•
are an importanl reOection of the
lhouqhla ol lhe giver!
Make your qilla a real joy to lhat
someone aa well em a portrayal of
your good Iaaie.
EXQUISITE cltta for ftw: home: LW.urlt~U:i
c .. hll'n upholstPN"d ~ po•ll!lllf'd "'()()d."
In au1hl'.atkl t::ftrty AIIM'rk--81,1o'lf!od fum-
lAhlat!J. ar.w lmportf>cl 8wediM poWry.
intrt~~:War table t.~eta, plaC'f' mat!lo,
ilf'<'Ont.tl\'e pi~
PJ;HSOSAL m t'ml'alc:t>eA: ~ewPiry or boolul.
ll'o~tlht>r 1:ooda or aproRA. a OI'W franw
IM h t't' fa\·ortte plduno.
~
CARDS and \\'KAI'PIS(;~ to nt;t,k.,
~·our l:'ift• more fHth·e.~
The Islanders-314 Marine Ave .• Balboa laland
To All Our Friends
We Dave ~loved
!rom 604 Coast Blvd .. Corona del Mar
To 1503 Coast Blvd .. Corona del Mar
WE WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS
MONDAY. MARCH 30th. You're infiled to
inapect our new home.
HANSEN'S BOBBY SHOP
UArbor I '!ft-W
C WSED WJ:;DNESDAYS
created for you ...
I
by
~ ... "nnn'•C.W.W ~ ... Jm .._-... -·-Aventa ........... _.__.., ... ,..... .... _.__.,_.,,.. ID
...,] .. ,-...... .lwu -T-. Orailge
.':d 4. -c!I:I:.'" • .,.. ';:' c-ty ~, .. , ......... ?I ....... _____ __,
JUNIOR
loot , ..... ,_
·-· r ......
LUGGAGE TRAILER : 1-wheel,
AU State, !KlO lb. e.~e:lty, eom.
plete with 8xl2 t.ars-lllln. new
tire and t ube. $55. 708
' CDII.
party, 1950 Chev. ~ ..
Deluxe Sedan. Power Jlide,
radio, htr.. seat coven, brand
new brak~ and pain t~-Excel
cond. $1,495 (no aales tax). HA
2090 daytime, or BE 669'7-W.
SECRETARY-4· hn>. dally now,
to bf>come full time posith:.n.
Sam Cochran Insurance A1-:ern:y,
1786 Newport, C. M.
ATTRAcrJVE 61 ft. slip at Uda
Wharf. HA 0911, u k ror Bob.
WAITRESS in established cu re
w l t h pl£>asant surroundings.
Dennie's care, 1107 co a s: t
Highway, COM.
WOMAN li ving In or {'ar COM 1o
stay with children i :30 u.m . '"
3 :30 p.m., 6 days a \\'('l'k s~;,.
Phone HA 3378 artl.'r 7 p. m.
BABY SPINET, a beauty, $391,
another $435, another rcpos-
st'SM"d. Pay out balance. An-
other $481 . Small upright, a
beauty, $165, another larger for
589. Danz-Sehmldt Bi~ Piano
Store. 520 No. Main Cor. 6th,
Santa Ana..
WANT E 0 : AUIO mt.><:hamr-s.
Good p•lY. slt"ady yr. 'rouuJ
work. Throdort> Robin!, Ford
Deal<'r. Nf'wport Beach, HA :l8
G. E A liTOMA TIC Diswasht>r llkc
new, $200 cash. BE 5253-W.
STElNWAY GRAND. Save $.1000.
Baldwin Grand, He nry F. Miller,
Jl.tason & Ha mlin, MathUflhek.
Stodart., BRus, Behr Bros. $395
Onnz-Schmldt Big Piano
520 No. Main. Santa
Building Services
or 360.
F'OR. REl'll-r-SkU saws, helt sand-
l'!"!l, \'lbrfllor sanders, disc sa.nd-
t•rs. elN'". drills, paint spraye~.
\o:h('('ll>-'l.n-ows, extension lad-
d,.r-s, noor sanders and poUsh-
•·n:o. Bayvi.-w Hardware. 818
Coa.!lt Hwy. NPwport. REacon
6025.
Fiberglass Materials
Wholesale and Jktall
Hull Glauing A: ~k Coverinc
Pacific Fiberglass. Inc.
1570 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
CORONA DEL MAR
EXCLUSIVES
' t. Cute 2-bfodroorn home, dottble garage, fenced yard, fireplace,
floor rumare. Only $2,000 down. Balan\e $100 Pf'T mon th.
PrieN:! at $12,500. . ---
'' Spacious 2-bedroom hom<'. firt'plare, plu!l guest a partml'nt
with living room, bedroom, and bath. On c hoice 45 fl. lot,
1 Y.r blocks to Ocean Only 518.500. Easy tf'rms.
RETTER HURRY. THESE WON'T LAST LO;.;G~
PRICE T. McCUISTION
508 Coe&t Bh'd.
' REALTOR
Corona del Mar
PHONE BEACON 7070
HArbor 47
This is the number to call WHEN SELLING
or BUYING Real Estate.
OPEN HOUSES
4 RANCHO HOMES
... Scaring compiE'llon ... OP E.L"'l SA11JRDAY aud
SUND.A Y FOR lNS PEcrJON. Over looking thi! Sant;t
Ann Country Club, com er of Mcaa Drive and Santa Arut
AVP .. tht.-se bcauti[UI 3 BEDROOM -2 BATII homf's
huw EVERYTHING!
Large sites
Shake root
f orc:ed air heat
Oversized fireplaces
2-car garages
. &nci will be completely la~Dmped.
IF YOU HURRY, yoU can 1llll .elect yoUr Inside coktrs
Md paper. Drive out and &C!e what $16,500 will buy-
N!MOn&ble tenm
UNWOOD VICK, Realtor
Bra.ncli Office: 395 E. 17_tll St., Colta Meta
FRANK SOULE. Saloo .........
Beacon 7068, 7070 • £¥a Hutlor dO-W
COPELID .
Good Valuo in our $70,00 grade o12x4'a, lx6 "'••tia9 31/Jc IID.IL PI ,,...._. 4z8 only
11.511' l"1oariD9 as low aa 11211 or tc ID. & up.
IJicllng Ill' M. • S.7c liD. k,.o•'• ,_.
Pabd. Qaly. Gdor at old low price. Repair,
remodel, ne w garages, offices, etc. Our
"Easy Pay Plan" with nothing down.
UIMM!II
YAID
a•w•IL Bm•AM.Call
fOR SALE
BALBOA ISLAND
(
l.a.ri-:(' lot nt•xt · to ba)•front lots
with two two-bl'"droom h o u s £• s
compll.'lt'ly fumishNi. S26 500.
Lots o r patio.
Hal Will Smith
Realtor
Phon<' Harbor :])(1-J
205 Marinf' Avenue
BalboA Island. California
Don't Miss the Boat
OUTBOARD MOTOR Yes
sir: You can throw away d~f'
na~ and lrt the tenant do the
work. A 2 lkdroom home ~ ith
a rot . in rf'ar. near th<' Beach.
Ll't lhf' incomf' mak(' your
mon!hly Pa>·nn'nts. ~14.750
CRt.:l SF:R Dandy 2 Bdroorn
hf'mC' for a n('w\y married couplt>
to ~o crui~inl.:" on tho.• &t'il 01 rc.-
nll\llC<'. A SIM I Ut 59. 175
CHRIS::TIFO r0Ll"~IRO . Ht•
mado:o lli::; diSCO\"I'rif'~ thl' hard
wa y. All you haH' to do is cal!
us to !it'!' a 3 Bedroom. 11.-J bat~~
hom f'. Tlw ap~-JQintmenl s are
clever. and t hE' construction Is
TOPS. You can't duplicate th!A
for $15,000
QUEEI\' ~TARY . . . Rhtht on
the fu·an. A hum<: of unusw:
I :miic~n~'t;'~:';":i~d~~-diltinct!On awailt )'OUr DesiJ;:nl"d for the dis·
bU.)"I'I". $65,()00
HARBOR HOMES
1018 Coast Blvd. HArbor 4795
CORONA DEL MAR
ALir\'E SHELBY
I 9 53
MULTIPLE USTING
RECORD
68 Properties
SOlD ! ! TOT AlliNG
$944.290.00
U your property
qualities, it will
be listed with
over 150 Realtors
and salesmen.
CAll. ANY MEMBER
OF THE NEWPORT
HARBOR BOARD OF
REAL TOllS ,
cottage with garCJ!;II on the Ocean Front
in BALBOA. Nice district. d ose to Ubrary
and Shopping. $12,000 • Terms
Call ll4rllora2T7
BALBOA REALlY CO.
(Oppoeite-BaJbo. BaDic tJI America) I
JOH'PhfM Webb 700 E . Bal..boa Blvd
ROSS GREELEY
CORONA DEL M.AR
VOCEL .VALUE '
Attracth·t' 3 bedTnom home located in good neighborhood
near shopping ~nter, has fire place, hardwood floors, large
tile kitchen for only $11,500. Submit YOU!' terrN
THE VOCEL CO.
1301 Cout Blvd., Corona del Ma.r
HA 1741 HA 1177 Eves: BE 5145-M, HA 0461-W, HA 306-J
VIEW HOME . NEWPORT HEIGHTS
4 Bedrooms, 2 t.: Baths, rumpus room, double gara.gt>, newly
painted, carpets and drapes included. Excellent terms, '
Sl9,500
BALBOA BLVD.
90 II. frontage -R 3 zone. Vr ry dcsi.ra bli!'
Ap·ntmenl Ho~.~Se D1stri<'t.
$12,000
COSTA MESA
'3 &>droorn Hom(", East sidt> within L block .S~:Wport Bl\·d. 4
ye-an old..-nd well kept. Uwn('r wi!l t r:-tdto ror similar home
thi! ar~a y,1lh K'IXUCUe dinin.~~: room. ()r t:t'nerous terna.
.'51 1,30(1 I
J. M MILLER, Realror
1501 W. Ba1boa Blvd. Newport Beach HArbor-4091
LIDO ISLE BAY FRONT HOME
PRICE JUST REDUCED $4,000
5 bedroom · 2 I 2 bath Ltdo Nord Bay front
home. Lovely ierrace over lookmg North
Channel. PIER AND SLI P Completely fu r-
nished at $49 ,500
$11 .000 HAN DLES . BALANCE at
5% INTEREST • ' . HARBOR INVESTMENT CO
REALTORS
308 30th St. r-oe .... -port Beach
--
HArbor 1600
.; IN CORONA DEL .MAR
BEFORE YO U BUY
COMPARE VALUES
ONLY $19.85 0
DUPLEX - 2 Bedrooms eaoh u~t ·. !.replaces 4 ~
ft. frontage Best distri, I"' blcoks from Ma in
Beach.
ONLY $11 ,750
¥ery attractive 2 Bedroom n~:m:.e, beaut.luliy
decorated. hreplace, ci1sposal , lots of ttle,
fenced yard , large do:J ble ·gara ge
TOM PAYNE, Realror
310 Co..·ut Boulevard Corona del :\lar
I CORONA DEL MAR
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday. March 29th
214 MARIGOLD
for the discriminating buyer who demands the
best in design, materials, and worlananship -. -
we offer Corona del Mar's FINEST NEW 3-bed-
room -2-bath home
You'lllove
'
the all-electric kitchen
heavy pegged oak floors
massive beamed living room ceiling
2 fireplaces
lifetime shake roo!
secluded patio
and numerous exceptional
refinements ON A LARGE LOT.
Permanent Harbor and Ocean View
$36.500
Drive to this property or call HArbor 2474
EARL W. STANLEY, Realtor
615 Coa.t Blvd . Corona cW Mar
Eves: BEacon 5517 ,N •
I
, MOVIIN
Bec:au. Y0!1 ban no ~ a u •• ing to do in thla dialinc:tlve 3 --I liS
bath .Ballv>a laland homo. COMPLEl'ELT fur-
. nished and in immaculate condition. n.t 1'-e
ollered fo r sale. SEE IT TODA Yl!
PRICE $26,500 -Torma
ISlAND REALlY CO., Reahas •
............... "Servidl II OW .......... ........ D.---<aiiHArllorm
' WHY .PAY RENT?
When you (.J n btty this 1 yr. old ~rn home on a 1arp lot
f"l('ar the Hi.::h School ror only $2,000 down. Full price, on..ty
$12,000. Multiple l...istfn& 2920.
BUD..DERS ATTENTION -Choice R--2 lnt !ICro&s the st~t from Newpm-t Harbor Yacht
Club. Pri~. only $4,500. Multiple U.tlng 269.
STANLEY HADFIELD, .Realtor
NONA HYER and CURT OOSH, Auodat.e. 218 Marine A\·~ .. Balboa Uland Harbor Z
WD..L TRADE EQUITY
IN 2·BEDROOM BAY FRONT HOME
WITH PIER AND FLOAT, NEWPORT
ISLAND. FOR 3-BEDROOM HOME
IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS OR BAL-
BOA ISLA."'D.
BAY AN D--BEACH REALlY
1450 W. Balboa Blvd. ' Newport Bee.c:h.
HArbor 1 264
USED CAR BARGAINS
THIS IS VALUE I
j1951 FORD C~-c":rt Esq me R H OD $ 1,995
1.995 11951 fORD Vto:o:t~ R H Fordomatic
119 51 fORD V-8 C:.t"c"' 4 Dr Sedan
R. H. For .J:manc
1950 STUDEBAKER Chcmp:on De Luxe
2 Dr Se~cn . OD. H
1.795
1.295
1 1949 ,OLDSMOBILE 8 88 ' 4 Dr Sedan.
H . H ydrcr.ta'Jc -· 1.595
1 1950 CHEVROLET 2 Dr Sedan. H. new paint 1,495
'
1947 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr Sedan. I ow ner local 795
THEODORE ROBINS---USEB CARS
fORD DEALER
534 Coast !wy .. Newport Beach Beacon 6604
SAFE BUY USED CARS
UNCOLN
1950 Unroln Sport Sed&n, Hydramatic, R&H,
Royal l\Wter, white sidewalls -----·-··-···------..$1.895
MERC URY
1951 M·~n·ury Coml'rllblf'. 0\·erdrivc. R&H, top cond ....... 2.o"!:Ks
1951 Mercury Sport Sed., Overdrl\·e. R&H, immaculate .... 1.~
1949 ~t neur) rtub Coopt> <ftll"rdn,e. R&H. f'"\·er)' e-xtra ... 1 .3~
fORD
1~1 Ford \"tch•l 1a. f-",·rdomatic. rad1r-tw>ntt~r I0\0.
nl!lt•tt ., 1,995
1 ~1 Ford Con,\!rublc, Fordomat.IC, R&H. chartn-use . 1,895
19.-,1 Fo:·rl l d:· Y.dnn. R...llo-H . 1,4.95
1951 Ford CUstom 2-dr. Sedan, R&H, low mileage ............ 1,595
1949 Ford 6 Tudor. R&H ......... ----· --·· ... 1,095
STATION WAGONS
19-19 :\t~·r·o:lc~t~ :-'lation WaJ..'lln 1,-195
TRUCKS
1950 ~t" Pickup. lmmarulate -----------··---·--··------1,145
OTHERS
1950 Pont&ac CatalinA. leat.her intl.'rlOr. lo\"ely .. .. . ... 1.895
195(1 Plymouth Coupe, cl~an throuout ... _, ............ ___ 1.~
1950 Olevrolet 4-dr. Dt-luxe Sedan. Po~"E":rgllde ......... -... -1.595
1949 Chc\"I'OIN 4 dr. Sedan. RA.I-1, top condlt.io.o, ..... ---··--· 1,295
1949 Pontiac 4-dr. ~n. R.I:H, Pf'rlCCt ..................... _____ 1.395
1947 Plymouth 4-dr, Sedan, RdrH . 700
1947 Studt•bltkc•r Cha_mpion Tudor, clean, rohd car ....... 695
1946 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan, cle&n. runs &ood ··---·-·-··--· 695
OPEN SUNDAYS
lACUNA BEACH UNCQLN..MEROJRY, Inc.
160 COAST BLVD. NO., LAGUNA BEACH
J PHONE f,-6554
EXTRA CLEAN •
lATE MODEL CARS
1950 MERCURY Club Cpc .. radk:l , heater. ovea'Cirh-•f! _ ....... 1 ...
1950 BUICK ~I 2--door Sedan, \'C1")' clM.n -----.-
1961 FORD I Tudor, radio, tlMter. o~ntrtve. 18t 00\o"'eh --~-
1919 BUICK ~ SedaDttt .. ~. Meta, _.t Ollllll'lft: •
('Jtlra clten -------·------· .._ 1 .. BUlat ............... S.udhd -,. a.
o,.no.. M..H. -• mYen. 25.000 ..ma.~ ----L•
1N5 Butat Static. ......... Tlldto. heater. ,..,. diu ----
CE
l!O Ua S O UTB CO A ST
1 __ Y .. IIOWClil ...
310 INcadwa J •
Open ....... _
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I
Preceding the regular program
of the Ebell Club next Thursday at
the American Legion Hall in New-
port will be a talk on narcotics
Frank Hall, executive secrt:itary
Narcotics Board of Southern Call-
The newt of the appointment Jng aecretary; Mn. VI r & In I a
of M.n. Rlcha.rd Castle of Balboi\ Hatch u treasurvr; Mrs. Edward
as second vice-president of th~ Millett J r. as junior a dvisor, Mrs.
National Council of AMLstancc Crary as parliamentarian. and,
II
Now That You.
Are So Beautiful
Keep beautifu l
with genuine
Swedish soap
and hand cream
SOc and up
('nn~:rutuln fluiUI to the
r\!t!olst.IID('f' IA'Il g'Ue 0111
lhf'ir "On tht" A\·enue"
Shupplns: Day. \\'e wl!lh
thank )'OU for your
,::;:::;~:~~::d bope you sooa.
gilts from
Karen Margreta Imports
1307 Cust Bou i•Y•td
Coron& d•l M&r
HAibor 137)
Hours: 9:30 to 5:30. Op•11 Sund•rs
Leagues was one of the tllghllghts of cou~. Mrs. Castle "111 con-
of last week's meeting of the tlnue as National Council ret)rt!-
Harbor chapter or the League a t scnta th.·e.
the League's Social room. It was Active, associate and sustain·
annual meeting with the in-lng members wr-re all prr-M-nt .lt
l l "allatlo'n of new offiC£'rs and re-the meeting 10 hear Mrs Cas.tlt>
of committees. Install t he new o rricers, l'(•dcd i·
Mrs. Austin Sturtcv:lnt for-I eating the it'av;ue memtx>rs "to II •nallly took over the gan•l fr(Jm I net :1s a friend at any and nil
retiring preside nt. ~~~-E . times to men, \\'Omeu and_ chil· II >\V<''Y Crary. Othet new officers dren in nf'ed or Cltn:'. ~Ulda nc..-•
taking office are Mrs Roland and assistance--spiritually, m<l te·
Wright us rirst ,-ice-preside nt: riully and physica!J y,"
1\trs. Moor(' a s s e c u n d
M rs. Edwa r d
:\lrs.
as n!COI"ding S('Cretary;
Dale Ramsey as correspond-
W. I. LA..."fDIS
SOl & Balboa
BALBOA
HArbor Oflthf
All set for Easter
P.C'por ts \\"('1'(' also ~1\·en by
:'-1 rs. Millett. who described con-
tributions to net'd.v families. do-,
nntions to Hoog Hospita l, EX('t'J>-
tional Ch!)dren's p lan and f oster
Pan..•nts program. and Mrs. Rob-
l'rt Taylor and Mrs. Rode rick
Rurnh!l.m reportf'd on the toy
workshop, which is becoming a
y(·ar 'round project. M rs. Wil.lia m
Holstein gave a full report on 9w
Jun iors.
at O'BRIEN'S
Largo ...
the
briefest glove
ever
by
Shorttit Or Sl*t alcwes , • , an
:tlcitiic '-dfulwitb a neal ~ tapered fince:rs llld
spriftc-badl wrist treattcl by Cttscendoe's otlusivt tlatl\.
,Beautifully hiNisewn and leather-tailortd of slim-fitti,.
WOfldet' fDic ..• so tM~ieaiiJ daeYi~lib, ~
~· llldllewditf afttr cadi Wfthinc. ...
'
Hostesses for t he I u n c he o n
wer£' Mn . Phillip BasS<'tt. M rs.
T homas R ut ter. Mrs. Waltl'r
f ranz. M ni. W. 0 . Buck, ~t rs.
Charlf's Sullivan. Mrs. Brool;..;;,
Mrli. H. G. Rogers and MNO.
We~ter.
Art Exhibit Is Set
For April 29-May 3
The Eighth 11 n n,u a I 1\'ewpo:t
I Ha.rbor Art Exhibit ,• has bet·n
fChC'duled ror the Wf.'C k rrom Sun-
' day, April 29. to Sunday, May 3.
I it wac; announcro t his wl"t'k by
!\Irs. "Norman F leming. chairman
o f thf' exhibit. The t>xhibit again
\\ill be at ....-rwport Harbor High
:School. '
I As in prf'vic.us years the Jl ir,~1
'School will purchAsr tht> winning
c..1l and the winnin~ water color
ror th(' permanent coUcction. The
purchase award "'ill 1x> S200 fo:-
thc oil painting and S.lOO for tt!t·
water color.
Nt•w port City Council v o t f' d
Monday evening to a llocnte $100
for the E'xlli bit.
Re\". Paul Babbill of tht> Cot·-
ona de l l\.br Community Chur ch
will officiate. Helen attended
Huntington High School in Indi-
a na. and the Wilson F inishing
School in the East. Her rlancc
gradua ted from H a r b o r High
School. Orange Coast College and
•attionded Sari Jose State. \\'fwOf'
h£' aWiiatf'd \\;th Si~;ma Alpha
Epsilon. Mac's great-grandfarher
was consul to Belgium from t ht•
L"nited States for 25 years •tnd
his g n •at unele was founder o!
th£' Henrotin Hospital in Chica~o.
Housewarming Is Held
A surprise housewarming par1y
was hrld S unday nh::ht for :\tr. a nd
~I rs E. E Barnell in th('ir nt>w
home at 2291 Elden A\'e., Cc.std
l\fesa. :0.1r. Barnt'll, who was rP·
ieast-d from the sen'ict• las t fu:J.
and his wife haw just mo\'£'d into
their nrwly finished ho\.15e. J\11·.
Barnell's mother. M ~. Jam es
Aspin. brought the refrHhments
and pr['5('nted her da~htt'r-ln·
law \\'ith a home grown orchid.
San Clemente Season
Unsung
Commercials
Mrs. Sally Neville of Corona dE·!
Mar has joii'lt'd the staff or U:c
Wilma Hast ings F inishing School
as the school representath·e in th~
Harbor fll"('a, l\I fs~ ~Hnsl\ngs nn-
nounC<'d this week.
Here this week to coOrdinate th;;>
.Auistance Ll'agu(''s fashion show
at the Balboa Bay Club 1'u••sd:1y,
Mn . Hastings announced t h a t
spring claSM'S art> lx>ing form_e,J
for the fi nishlm: school courses.
Mn . H astinJ,:S. who is found ::> r
of the finishin~ school which haf;
hNldquarters In Lone JJench, will
personally \nterview wOmen intr r-
est('(t in the rourses here. Thv
studio is in the Birtcher Ruildinf::
in Corona del Mar. • • •
F1JN FASHIONS opened it-:
doors in a brand new world lit)<!
wf'ck·cnd, ha\'lng been complf'tely
r£'tnodclled a nd designed by Lyt•!l
Bultt>rrnorc. m ostly in ,::rt>ys a nd
,\t'llows with a toudf of t>~gplant
mau,·c." Ownt'r Eunice Knox wss
un hand to ~ret>t Yisitors 11nd offer
j."irts to openin~: day pU!-chas<'NO.
Easter Egg Hunt
To Be Held April 4
' The EaJitcr Bunny is makinf: a
prt'view visit 10 the Harbor llrt'a,
a nd kiddi('S from all O\"er. from
1 three to 14 yt>an. of a ge. a re in-
Th e Sa m S JWwack comedy, \'ill'd to fi nd the t>ll:£8 he Is hiding
'"Th•o B lind Mjce," is bt>ing pre-and 1x> trentcd to a free movie fo!-
sented tonight !Thursday), Fr i-lowing the hunt. The OC'f'asion Is
day and Saturday nights as lhC' the third annual Easter E gJ:: Hunt
openint: production . of 1he San ~&ponson'd by the ,.-"iewport Harbor
Clemente CommunitY Thea!rt'. Optimist Club and t~ Port The-a -
Director is Tom Gilmore. for-tre. The hunt willlx> held on Sat-
merly acth·e with the Newport urday. April 4, t~ day be-fore Eas-
Harbor Community Players hef"C'. t('r, at A\"ocado Ave. and Coast
You may tlnd a profitable e•·
change for that ral estate in ttw want ad 1ect1oa..
Larkwood'~
newest
lz..lealer
HOSE
Highway In Corona del Mar .
Perdita Is Business Mgr.
Of Pomona College Play
' Perdita Horn, daughter of Mr.
and l\tn . Robrrt Horn. 1408 Sca-
vlt>w Avf'., Corona d£'1 Ma r. is
the business manager for the p~
duction of Shakespeart>'s "King
Lear," bein.c:-pr('S('ntl'd this week,
through Saturday, in Holmes HalJ
at Pomona College.
The production, is being sta~;cd.
for four nights by the Pomona
Coll('ge Drama Productions and
the Sidona Players of Scripp& and
Claremont ME!n's
The flfl.flltlred
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ENJOY
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·C·D-D-I·I·Il
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$2.95
WITH
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LIONBARGER'S .
Crown Hardware & 1 Appliance
821 Coast Highway HArbor zi2
Corona del Mar
A·IPLUMBiftG
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* Guide to Island Shops ¥
CAliFORNIA
.......... )411-J 212 •
THE ISLANDERS, 6 1ft.
HA 1547 214 •
SANITARY LAUNDRY I
ClEANEitS HAfbo.. 10 216 •
ISLAND (tQUORS
HAtttoot 1)94 220 •
TED OWEN IAL.:lA 226 •
HINKLEY'S rHAIWACY
HArt:-1161 lCD •
-y SMAll. ......... * • • •••
JACK'S .... IHOO'
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101 fiAIIIO • ILICIIlC """-.. .. . ....
• WM. W. SANFOR-D
Re•ltor HArhor 2462
• 20l SKINNER'S ~AII:MACY
HArhor Ott 1
• 221'/) SHI,...ATES ..,. _.
t;,irh' w.., HA 221t-.,.
• 22lth ROIERli JEWELERS
HM-2321
• 225 EARL W. STANLEY
...... HMtor lni
• lOI .:lARDWAN'S MARKET ttM.r ]17
• 8 conA&£. WAIR.E SHOP -,.,
• J01 HOSTESS HOUR: ---
••eAYIOel
-1611.W
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by and through ita
doe• ont.Jn u follows:
SEC'flON 1: That the annex-
ation to the-City of Newport
Bee.ch, California, of tM.l certain
uninhabited territory contiguous
to said Cit.y, and known u The
Five Parcel Annxation. is hereby
a pproved, and that the ume is
hereby ordained to be annexed to
and nuule a part of the City of
Newport Beach, California. TI\at
said ter ritory is parllcu!arly de·
scribed as followt:
All thut certa..ln land altUIIted
In tlu! /County of Orange, State
of Calilomla, contiguous to the
City oC Newport Beaeh, delcribed
tu follows, t.o wtt :
PA.RCEL NO. I
Ik-.ginnlng at the polnt of
inten;ection of the northePt-
er!y p rolo n ga tion ot the
... iior thwc11terly Une of Avocado
AvenUL' H ormerly 27th
S treeU ,(ith the nortbwnt-
edy p r o l ongation of the
nort.healtterly Une of Corona
del Mar at shoWn upon • map
recorded in MiscellaneouS
Map Book 3, Paget 41 and
42 R e co rda of Orange
cOunty, California; said point
also br.in~ in the City Boun-
dary Unt" of the City of New·
port Bc-uch; tht-nee n o r t h-
euterly akM1g said boundar)'
line a distance of 600 feet to
an an~lc point: the-nce south 65 •24'~W to an interacction
'ol.ith the northwesterly line
of Sta te Highway 184-A, 80
feet in width, a• shown on
s ta t r. Hh::hway, Miscellane·
ous Map Book 2, Page 8,
R eco r d s of said Oranj:e
County, said highway beinJt
commonly known u MacAr-
t hu r Boule\'ard. said point or
lnlen;cclion beJng the t r u (."
point or beginning, ttK>nce on
a li ne bcarin~o: south 65•24'
c.>ast, to it.~ lntersecUon with
the southeasterly I I n e of
S t 11 t r lli,11:hway 18·1-A, 100
fl'f't in width as descrilx>d in
Parct"l 2 of ~ from tht"
lr.inl' f'ompany to tht• State
of f 'aJJiornia. recorded in
Book lQ..f:". Pa~~:C" 557, Official R eco r d~ of said Orange.>
Count)., on July 29, t!HO:
tlwncl"' northeasterly a ton~-:
the t o 11 t-mentioned iAlUth·
east rrly line to a point, said
point tic.'in~~t 929.5..-i f~t dis-
tant from the interst'Ction of
!he ~1i.1d southcastt>rly line
lY-nrinv f';OU th 24•36' \W!iit "nd
IL" l'tluthweslerly prolonga-
t i(ln W•th lhl' northeaste rly
Jinl' or ~id Corona d('l Mar :
thf'nC{' 10nuth &5•24' west . a
rtistanC'f' of 141.27 fed to the
lx-.1-ti nni m: of a cur.•e, con-
raw• to the ,;outilwest a nd
havins.t ll radius of 1030 feet;
tllt'n«' liOtltheast along said
cun·t', u dist ance or 272.55
(("('{: thcnet> south so•14'20"
east 11nrl tstnJ;:ent to the last·
nwntionf'd curve a distance
"" of ·1387.1!' f«t to the bt"-gtn-
nin~ of a· curvf' concave to
lbl" southwest and ha\"ing a
radius o! 1400 f~t; thenct'
iOUlhl'asterly a l on g said
('urve H distance of 20i.69
ft"t't ; t henCl' south 41•44'2().
NISI and tamwnt to !hi! last
rnentwm.d C\!ITe a distance n!
197.32 f1'f'l : t h r n c e south
37•(15'4()" Wf"St a dist&nc.> ni
1-;'3.54 h "<'T to the bt.·~nnin.t:
nf a Cur\'(' concan• to th._.
north\\'N'l and hrnin~ a radiu~
or 330 rl-.et: t hence. south·
Wt>St<'rly alon~ said cur\"€" a
d istant.'f' of 162.61 ft'<'t to thl'
beginmng or a CUI'\'e ta ngcmt
to tht' lnst m('ntionro ~urve,
concav ... to the southeas t and
havinJ! a ra dius or 303.34
feet. t h r n c e southwcsterl)'
alon~ sn.id curve a distance of
1!17.87 l ct"t , to the beginning
• ~_gf .!l curve, tangent Jo la.n
mC'ntioOE"-d curve, ooncave to
the.> northwest and having a
radius or 356.33 feet: thence
southwet;terly a Ion g said
curve a distance or 153.11
fl'f't : thence on a line bearing
south 52"34'20" west and tan·
gent to last mentioned C'UrV€
a distanc-e of 255.78 feet to
ill point intrt!W!C tlon with the
aforementioned nor t heat
line, or Corona del Mar; Mkl
point being i.n the aty Boun--
dary of the City of Newport
Beech ; thence northwesterly
a lon!:l' l!aid northea llerly line
a nd aJon~~: said a ty Boundary
Unc to its lntersect.i~_wlth
the afoN'm~ntloned nor f h-
westerly line of State High-
WilY 184-A, 80 feet In width;
thence, northeasterly •lana:
s 11 i d northwesterly line and a 1 o n g said City Boundary
line to the-true point of be-
ginning. PAIWEL NO. I
Bcginninl a t a point in the
C\ty BoUndary Une of the
City of Newport Bach, Aid
point being in the northwest·
e rly line or Awmdo Avmue u
s hown upon a map of Tract
No. 682 rtcOrded in Mllcellan-
eous M"al)8, Book 20, Page 19.
l'l'OOrda of Oranpo Ooupty,
CaUfornU., and bclft(, ~-.U
feN Southwesterly of the in·
tenect.ion of the DOI'thwftt-
erly proionptilxt of the cen-
ter line or SKond Awaae aa
lhown upon N.id map of
Tract No. 682 and the aki
northwesterly lhlt of Awmdo
•'~~. thenc.'e north eo•zr wnt a ~ ot m.u
feet. thence lOUth sa·•
wat a cktaftft ot ST ..
.... ~-""""' 21'21!0" -.t a ~nee ol IUJT faet,
-""""' ··'-"0" -· • ........ ot 121..0 r..t.
lhe•c• • a b......_ ...... , . .,..._ ........
............... w .... ... , ...........
wE llaDoot --.... "'· Ollld6l .... "
way one
feet width: as re-
corded 487. Pa-ge 3.
Offldal of Orange
County: e n e e westerly
along southerly line to
an angle point in t he City
Boundary line or t he City of
Newport BeRch, said point
at.o bcinR the northeaste-rly
corner of Trac t 1014, as shown
upon a map recorded in Book
33, PaJ;"e 31 of Mlscellat"K'OWI
M a p 1, Records of Orange
Co u n t y, California. t hence
continuinK alon~ said south·
erly line and along ~~a id Cit y
Boundary line to the begin-
ning of a cur\'e concave to
the north and having a rad·
Ius of :.!'550 feet and a central
an~le or 18 .. 2l ':~r. t h e n cP
southwt•sterly in a straight
lin<• to a n Jnte rscctjon with
thf' WE'i>tt'rly li nl" of Tract
1140, as llftown on a map re-
cordf'd Jn Book 36, Page 28,
of 1\l U.C\'IIancous Maps, roc-
o rdii of said Orange County:
and thr-SOUthed y line of tht•
HJ' s trip a5 deeded to the
Sta te or CalHornia by th••
City of .'\;{'wport Beach on
January 3, 1930. by deed rt'·
cordt'd in Book 338. Pagt• :u4. Official Records of said
Oranf.!o;o Count): lht.•n<.'l! north·
westerly a long sa id right of
way lim• a nd a lo ng said Cit)'
BouncL<tr~· linl' to the north-
(' as I Co)rnf'l" or l..o t H . !IS
shown on a map of Tract No.
919. rf'(.'Ord<'d in l\IIKellanf'·
Olli )lap Book 29, PaJ:<'S 31
nnd 3·1 inclush·e, Orrtch~l Rec-
or·cl-. or said Ornn,;:e County;
lhl'nC<' northf"asterly along
the-sout lwlJstt·rly line of sail.!
T ract No. 919 a nd a long said
City Boundary lin{' to its in-
tersection with tht• north•·rl\'
li nl' of 5aid Stat(' HH.:hwa;,
ORA-60-n. om• hundred feet
1]fl(l'' in width. thence.• east·
t•rly aiOti.J..: th(• norther\)' li nE'
of st~ld Stntf' Hi)!hwa)·, ORA-
f'O..h , and along said City
Rount.lary lim· to ils intersec-
tion with thl• CQurt Dcerf'e
Line bt•t\\"t'eu Stations 127
a nd 128. a<> £'1itablls~ by
Supf'rior C n u r t Case No.
2043G, thence southwesterly
alan~ said Court {)(>crel" lJnl'
to S tation 128: thence south-
Wl"St on a strlllight line to t hC'
point of beginning.
1'.-\J(('Io;l. xo. "'
Ilt•j:;inning: a t an angie poim in
the boundary line of City nf
. 'lC'wport 'Bf'ach. said an:;: if'
poi"t beinl! In thl• t•astcrl)•
lin{' nf Coun t y Hlg:hwny.
!'li."tY h'f'f • 60'' in width. u
d<'Scribed in po•ti tion fo r pub-
lic hi gh\.\3 Y. :\('WJ)OI't Bcoal·h
I"ORd as r£'<."0:-do:.o.d in llook 250.
Pa!;!t· i3. of 1>.-x'ds. Rrrords o!
Oran~l' C:ounty. ("alifornia
<lnrt also bl•inJ.: two hundn'd
reet t 20U" l south('rlv from thf'
int('I'SN.'tion oi said l'II.Slt•r\~·
line wilh thr et.•ntr'l" line ot
Old Count~· Road, fifly ft'Cl
t50't in width. as sho \\'n
upon a map of Tract No, 4&1,
recot•dNI. in Book 32. Page• 1.
Misccllanl'OU.S l\l a~. Rl'COI'ds
of Oran~e County, lulifornia .
thence :wu tht•rly along said
t'&Stl'rly linl' and along suid
Cit)' Boundary linl' to its in-
tersection with the southf•rb
line of Sta ll' Hi~hway ORA·
60-A e ighty fN't •RO'I i11
width. thence wcsterl)' alon~
said southerly line and a lon~:
sald.Q ty Boundary linl' to il:i
intersection with th1• easter!)
li ne of Slate HighwAy ORA-
43-A one hundn'd ' a.nd thirty
feet (130'1 In width : thencc
klUtherly along said last men·
tioned easterly line to lt.s in-
tersection with the southerly
line of ORA-{i().A one hun-
drea. reet (]00';} in width:
t he n c: e \\--esterly along said
Jut mentkn..-d southerly line
and alonp; said Ci ty Boundary
llile to Its Intersection with
the line of ordlha'ry high tl~
of the Pacific Ocean in N~··
p or t Ba¥ and. delipated
"North UDe" u earltbalhcd
by the ~ in the action
entitled. Oty or Newport Beach. Plaintiff, vs. F. M.
Strobrldp, e t al, Defend·
ants, c .. e No. 23686, of t he
Superior Court of the S tate
ot Calllornia, In and for the
County of Oran~ .• etrti£1ed
cop)' ot whidt. ~ .... re-
~ Stoptembt>r 19th. 1928.
In Book 201, Paa 253 or Of.
tidal ~; tht1'tce north· -.. .. alonc aid "North
l.Jne• te a point In the State ..._, ORA-40-A. ,_.,.,
a width ot ~I;J' fftl UIYt
----"""" s• S5'J.Ir ..,., 1,11!.01 of e e t !~n t.be ....UW..I corner of
VIe .... ..... ClnMIUBt1u'
(\41 "'-.. -· • So•t_h. .._ 10 -.t.
S.B.B. AJI., -~ cl ,_, ::;,~ ·-=-~ !!!!! ,_.. Sta-....... 0 ...... ~ ... .,-S"£! =-r:. ,...
or..,. ~!fA\:-iZ port a.,
MJ18. J:./\1, K.4.0A~ (rl,lrtt) ........ .._. ... hi dttup o1 De
Eaa&er Uly Pa.hul~ ""Ilk:~ Y.':tl ~tea. .. f:1a1a ..,.. laM 8 • ad a y. Sh~ Is sJtcn.·a wit~ Mn. J . D. Nle.._ (WI) of S.a Clf'mtllte U4
Mra. Char~ DuP011t of (w. .. IIH.dl. Tille lllp la lite arm .... U..t
will de.l~~ lM pa..._., wide~ wUI ~ ,_.. t. UN.: Sodety for
C rippled Cblldrea -• Adult. for u..Nr wof'lc wltll tlaf: crippled
youapten. Doaatlo" for the tlay wtdte no.·er. wiU ~bfafl wiUa
tbe ...ae of 1'..-skr !kala to aid Ute 8odety"a "-tt clrl, . ..,_
"North l.ine," a nd north bank
of t.he Santa Ana Rlver, as
established by a decree in said
Court Case No. 23686 : thence
North 19•49'41 · Wt'St, along
1111id north hank of the Santa
Ana Rin:!r to a poi nt in the
northe-rly line of said State
High(l.•a)' O RA--00-A, one hun·
dred ft'Ct I l(JO'I in width:
then<.'!!' souUwasterly alonJt
said northerly line to Its in·
tN'IH.'Ctlon with the sout ht'rly
prolongation of tht> westerly
line of said State Hig hway
0 R A4 43-A. one hundred a nd
thirty ft>et 1)30'1 in wid t h :
thcnCf' nol"lherly along said
p1·olom:ation and along said
\\'t•sli•rly line of State High·
WHY ORA-43-A to a point in
tlw City Boundary which ]il'l(
two hund1'f'd and t~ixt y ret'!
1260' • northt•rly or the inter-
sf'Ction of thl" northerly li ne
nf th•• west rll ntp of the Call·
Cornia Statt• Hi~-:hwa)' d{'•
s<:ribt-d as St'COnd in Det'd rc-
eorded J une 12, 1931 . in Book
<IR9. Page 6i or Official Rl"C·
ords or Orange Co u n t y :
them'l"' eastl•t·ly on R straight
lin£> a ad n Ion): said City
Boundary lin•·. to lht• point
ol lx>):inning
1':\RCt;L Xo. !i
Be~inninJ::" at an angie point
in th~ boundary lin<' of the Cit~· or l'~·wport Beach. sAid
IW~I<' poim lx>in~ t he inter-
St..>ct ion of tht' f'ast«.>r ly lint' of
thf' one hund rt'd foot right of
Wa\·. s::.rantt'd to Santa Ana
l'taih"OH d. a Corpora tion. by
Deed dat~d Octotx-r 10, 181S9.
and rerordt'd in Book 10,
Pa~·· 117 o ( D\.'t'd.~. rl:'oords
of flran){l' Cllunt}. f'alifor-
nla., and the we~terly pt'll·
longallrin or t he northerlY
lint• uf Lot 5 as shown on a
map of Tract No. 11 36, n ...
corded in )lisct"liu noous l\J ap
Book 37, Pag-e1; 18 and 19,
,. l' co r d li of said Ornn~e
Count): 1hl'IIC'•: northerly
aiOIIi: said £>1tst\·rt,·1 right of
way lino• 10 Its int{'t"SCCtion
wi t h fh(· !.IOUthwt•sterlr pro-
lonKalion uf the northwest·
€'d)" li rw of H pMcel of land
d~·<kd to th~· Stall' or Cali-
fornia fn1· pubhl' hich\.\·ay by
d~·l-d l"f'(·urdl•d in Book 809.
P:u,:.• sti. ()fficinl Rt'I.."'Ords o[
.~aid llran~~· County, said line
bl:-artn\! wuth 34 :lJ'I;l. we-st :
th(·nc£• northr83ll•rl~ a !ont:
snid north\\"f'SI~·rlv li ne to
the m.n:;t northt'l"i): l-ornf'"r or
:<aid Jl<i i"Co'l, SHid awner beln~
'111 1 h•• northWt>Slt'rly line-or
th.., l'l~h1Y •80 • foot strip or
l"nd <k'scribcd in DeoC'd from
John J . Thornton. l"t at. to
lilt' Cuuuty of Ora n~r. I'L'-
c•rwded in Book i 2, Page 131 ••f Official Rerords of said
Ora nK•~ County: t h e n ce
nnrtheRStl:'rly alcm~,: said last
lll('ntiomod1 northwcstC'rly line
011 [I CUI'\"4' oo nca\'e 10 thl'
northwest, havinJ: a radius of
fi\'f' hundred feet t500') to
iL" intrrscction wI t h the
northWC'!tterly prolongation
of t he northeast~rly line of
&-aron S trt"E't , as shown on
!laid map of Tra,ct No. 1136:·
thence sout.heaste rly a I o n ~
said prolongation to its point
of intersection with the ct"n·
ter line or Westminster Ave-
nl.M'" a11 sho"-n on a map of
TTa<'t :-.fo. 464, rcco~ in
MiS('(•llruu!OIL" Ma p Book 32.
Page I. said point also being
In t he boundaty line of t h£o
City or Newport Beac h :
thence Southwcsterl,y a long
AAid center line of Westmin-
ster A\·enuc to its lntenec:--
.lion "'ilh the northeastMiy
prolonRB Uon of the euterly
line of the S tate Higtlwa)'
eighty fet>t 180') in width, u
s h o wn on a map of said
Tract No. 464, said eut.rl.v
line bearing north :w•:MI'J5·
cast : thence lOUth 34•59"35•
west along last mentioned
prolonption a nd along ~&ld
casted ,y State Hlllhwu l..lne>,
a dis tance of. 101..30 teet to
the bqtnninl ot a eurw CIC)Cto
cave to the cut and ..... a radius ot nlnt huadft.d. and
alxt,y feet (910') t......,. an
a~ ltna1h ot 311.15 reM;
thence liOUth te•or wtSt taa-
Rmt to lut aarw. a •taace
0( 61..00 feet to the ftDI1h.
waterly ODI"fWW" ol lUI lAt. S.
Tract u•: theDN wwtect)'
·-~ WNt«ly ca,-tlia "'tho_.,. -
t'lude the aiXWl' ~cribed terri·
tory. the an nexation of which is
appnwed and ordainf'd herein,
and incorporated in the Cit)' of
Newport Beac h, California.
SECTIO!'i" 3 : That the pro-
ceeding~~ and anncution herein
ordain~ a re had and taken under
and pu niUa nt to t ~ provisionJ
of an Act of Lt-gis lature of the
State or Califor nia. dcsignat~
a nd referred to as the "Annexa-
lion of Uninhabiled 'ft'rritory Act
of 1939."
SECTION 4: Th!!-Ci ty ClNk
shall cause this ordina nce.• to bP.
published within rift L-en d ay 11
• after it!l passage at least once in
1 he Newport Ha rbor Ensi){n. u
news poper of J;:eneral eirculation
and published and circulated in
lhf.• City of Nt'wport , Beach.
The a bovl" and rore~otng ordi·
nanet.> was introdU('t'"d at a re~u
ilH m('(•ting of t hf' Ci ty Council
of lh{' City of I'CWJ!Ort fkooach
held on the 9th duy of Mardl,
1953. and "'·as !inull) passf'd a nd
u d O Ji t ~·d on th,• 23rd day of
March, 1953, b~ tht• followim:
vo.t1·. to -wit:
AYES. COt'~CI DI E:'\:
Smith, Fim·h. bbC'II.
llo">n nE'It .
:'>:OES. Cll\":'\CIL\IE:'\:
!\:one
ABSE:'\"T CUUXCIL·
:.lEI': i\lillt'r
NORMA;.; )l!LL ER
l\ta)·or
Ar n :sT :
C K. P RI EST
Ci ty Ckrk
ORDISASC t; XO. 881
ORDIXA... ... CE Al'l'H.O\'l.SO TIU.:
ASSEXATIOX Of' Ct:KT.-\IX
t:l\,N"HABITt:.O TERJUTOKl'
OOSTJOUOV8 Tfl THE CITY
OP SE'WPORT ft"E.-\CH A:SD
KNO\VZ'\4 A.S TUt: I K V I S i:
TERRACE AREA.
The City or !';ewport Beach. by
and throu~;:h 'i ts Ci ty Coundl' does
orda.in a~ rouows . SEC'TJO;o..· I : 'I"'hut the annex-
ation to th,• Cit\ of :'\l'wport
Bo.•ach, Californiu. 'or that c-ertain
uninhabitl>d ti'rritot·) rontii{U()us
to said Citv. k110wn as "Jr.·ine
TC'rraCf'."" is-hPrcby A p pro\·r d .
land lhitl the sam«.> is hereby or-
daint'd tu IX' anm-...:ed to and made-
a pari of the Cit.\' of Nf·wport
R<'ach. California. That 'said ter·J
ritory U. partkuh:u·ty do.~cribt-d
as follows:
&~innin): At a poin: in the
:>\orther\y 1 i n ,. or Ba~ sidl'
Dn\"f' as s;ud Ba),tdP Ort\t"
is dcoscribl'd in a d~d I'•'·
rordo•d in &lok 830. Pa(;l' 2li
of Orridctl R•"'<"'Lird:l. of Urange
County, Cahfornia. said poinl
o( bo,,J,::inntm! beins;: the •·nd of
a curve along the \\'{'Sterly
line of Maril\4' A\'t>nlK' as de-
scribed in Book 1746, Page
152. or Official Records. or
said 0 r" n g e Count)', said
cun·l' bt'ing concave \\'Mterly
and having a radius of 39.28
feet ; lhenl"C' Northeasterly,
Northe rly and Northwest<'r ly
a long sa1d curve through an
anl.':le o ( 146'22'30• a dis tance of
100.3.') Cct't to a line tangent:
thCilC'f' North 52.0 06'30'" WMI
a long said line tangent 34.78
reet tu 1 ho.· beJ{"inning ol a
C\U'\'4.' conca\'e Northeasterly
havinJ;: a radius o r 455.0 fe-rt ;
t h e nce Northwesterly and
Northerly along said cun -..
tanJtf'nl to the last mentioned
line. t hrough an angle or
44•53'40" a dista!"K'f' of 3:56.51
f('(>t : t hence North 82•4(10"
Eut along a line radial to
1 a s t mentioned curve 15.00
reet : thena'-NortMrly a long
a run -e mnea\·e to t~ North·
east ha,•ing a radiUI of 440
feet. the Ju t mentioned Une:.
··North 82•4i'50'" Eltst," being
radial tO' uld cunoe, through
an an~~tlc of 4Q•ti'~". a dis-
tance of 33,00 feet to a line
tahgf'nt : tMnce Nor th
2 •S.'i'OO"" W~t a'ong said line
tangent 263.63 ftf't to the bl!--
gtnniRK or a run.._. conea\-e
Southwt«te-rty ha\'ing a Tad-
Ius or 20.00 'feet: th e n <:('
NOI'l.hwuter ly a 1 on c said
curve tanatat to the Jut
mentioned Ulw throu&h an
..... of 75•37'00"" •• lanct'
of x.39 (eel to a tine ~~
akl tine tanpnt bemc the
SoUtherlY line of the ~tor.
nia State "=· 100 feel ln wtdth u II....,.._
mt. -.-r ..... a" or-fldol-.,-= c:;o.ty; t h~aee Sm ~
~5 ...... -...... I
SECJ'ION 2: ,..., t11o -
-"' ... a~r or New""'' --Otlk:.. -.... tile
...t:r .,_. the _.. luaU •b'
... "' tile Colbnll ... .. HilliN ... , ........ .... -........ _
tht Sortt ·tr-.. oltlw: Call---51olo........,oa"'" -are. ......., alleNd to 1ft. _ ...... --
•
fM, u
1750, Paae
dal R e eo 1
County; t.Mnce So u·t h
38'00"" W ett a 1 o n « a
rn81Ured at right anales to
the .aid . s 't at e urc~Y
226.60 feet to the begfMinl
or a curve . eoneave North-
wet~terly haviq-a radiUI of
435 feet; t.heDee Southwest-
edy aJooa ald. curve tanpnt
to said laat mentioned line
through an ang le of 35•44'58"'
a distAnce ot 271.42 fe e t ;
thence South 14•37'02"' East
along the prolongaUon of a
line radial to last mentioned' cunre 50.00 feet: the n c e
South 2()•33'S5'"' West 100
feet; thence North 69•26'05'"'
West 206.22 f.et to the be-
ginning of a curve conca\·e
Southerly having a racUua of
100 feet: thence Northwest-
erly, Westerly and S o 'u t h·
westerly along said curve tan·
~ent to said last mention~
line through an angle of 48 ...
00'00"' a distance of 83.T7
feet to a line tangent: thence
South 62•33'55'"' W est along
said line tan~nt 50:5.10 fll!t!t
AYES, COUNCILMEN:
Smith, Finch.' Isbell,
Bennett.
NOES: COUNCILMEN : None
A B S E N T COUNCIL-
MEN: Jl,filler.
NO RMAN ~HLLE R
Mayor
Ensign Classified Ads ,.
BRING RES ULTS
C'&C..
TV'' I ..... .., ....
a.' hi
AaiD• •ta•d 'I
( ....... _ .. _, ...
cmd Yeku' 'n
1.1!. ...... .,.~--.. _.....,
to the beStlnnin.g of a CUJ'\'e
COnca \·e Easterly having a
r a d i u s of 20 fef't :~thenc::e
along aald cur\'e tangent to
last mentioned line through
an a ngle of 95•50'57.. a dis-
tance of 33.46 feet to a poin t
in t he Nort heasterly line of
aforementioned B ay s ide
Drh·e. 50 feet in width, said
point being 81 .69 feet North-
westerly or thl" e nd of course
•No. 14, as deseribt.>d In said
deed of Ba)·side Drive re-
rordf'd in Book 830, Pa ge 217
WHRIIAII'I
of O rhcia l Record-. o f said
Ora n~ee County, California,
said 81.69 ft.'t't bt>ing meas·
ured a lon.~e 1ht> :-<ortheas tcrly
line of Bayside Driw : tht•ncc
South 568 42'58• West a long a
linf'" radial to said course
No. 14. 100 ff't"'t more or h.'s.o;
tu <~ point or inh.'f"M'<'tion wit h
tht• City Boundary line or the
City of Newport Beach be-
tw('('n Sta tion No. 75 and
Station :-.io. i8 or the Rancho
San Joaquln a!' per map,
Rook I, Pagl' 47. of Patent
Reco r ds of Los Angeles
County. California: t hen c f'
:'\'orthwi"'Sterly and W<'sterly
alon~:: the city boundary of
thC" Citr of ~f:>wport lkach
to the point of tk•j:::inning
SEcrto:-.r '2 · That the bo\L'I·
dat'ies o! th(• City or :'\'f.'w>pot·t
B./ach. California ~-and th('
same ar,. herby 111tered 10 m·
cludo> th(' &boH• dl•scrllx-tl terri·
tor~·. th~ annf.':ution of which I$
aplli'Ovt>d at:d ordained herein.
a.nd incorpor11tl'd m thf' City of
Nt>WIIOI"t Beach. California.
LIVING ROOM
BEDROOM
DINING ROpM
s-t. u-. ••:
fTHAN .....
ICUNG ·
FANCHER
IEHGLANDEJ.
SfAI.Y _, .. -
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7'90 S. COAST SLVO.
LAMPS AND SHADES
WALL SHELVES
BEDDING
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DELIVHY
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TEkWS
PAnO
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• •• 307 New teatures!
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wflttGVW,....... fro. •.200 ._ 9,000 lk
New lnter-tional Trucks , ........ ,.,.. ........... ,...~.
fro•l•ter•atiOflel's continuing pro--
......, ol ....... .-reb aad cloYelopmont
have fXIIDII bundnda of aclusive featuna.
on. 3117 IWID feature~ in tba New lnten:.
tioaal 1hacb are laboratory·proved.
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IIAIIVIY
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Our New A~dress:
2200 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa
Harbor Transfer
& Storage
C"ratln~:. l':tt'kJn~: &: Sblpplnr
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K.NO\\'N A S T i lE
V'OSAL AIU::A."
The City or Newport Beach,
by a.nd throug h its City Council
docs ordain as follows :
SECTION 1: That th!' nn-
n('xation 10 th<' City of Newport
Beach, California, or that C('rtltin
uninhabitl'd ter•ritory contiguous
to !W-id Cily. known aS tht' "Cit)'
Disposal Area," is ht'r{'by ap-
PI'OVNI, and that the sam(' is
ht·n·b~· ordaint'd to be annt•xcd
t'nd nmde a part of the City
1\"et\'f.IOI't Beach. Cnlifornin.
· 1 said tl.'r..-itory is particu-
<k-seribed as follows ;
&ginning at a point in the
City boundary linl' of th11
City nf Newport lkach. said
point b<•ing thl' nor thw<•s tcrly
<:or n c r ot Lot t:~nt. F'k~t
Addition 1('1 i'\l'\l:))()r l ~l!'!'a
Trad :JS said t re~et Is hord out
nnd snown upon a map I'•'·
'·or·d!'d in !\lisccllan('()us .\laps.
Book 8, Pllgc 61 , Hcrords of
'*
BlgPermltsArel~sued ~~~
A $52.000 apartme nt. bulldinr-a t 119-121-123 VIa Lido Soud, 1-tto..v 1 unit dwelling ot !100 ""' ._,. • · The larRe home at 536 Via Ud~ at U1c Villa Marina Motor Re-$18,000. Poppy, $14,000 ' 1 d k
''"'· a ••o,OOO dwellinR on Lido ~--o•--ClUtfo a an mar on the north """' . ~rge Pitt. Pasa.dt>na, 1-story, ..,..-.,. Isle and a $32.800 1s i orc and 1-unlt dwt>lling at 101 VIa HaVN", w. R. Armatrong. 7-ro om, or Udo, has been pur~
aportm<'nt building In Corona d~J $ 8 t -story, dWf'lli ng at 287 Eve.Ung I~~~:;!. by Mr. and Mn. PaUl M.
MR.r Jed th flood f · d.. 1 .:500. a. Rd. $24 000 I: The home was sold ror · e 0 rv.rmJts a "' J . H. Paddock. l•otall •ho•••• n)·on · lng almost $300.000 ~~ to the .... . Bal~ l the t>Stat e or the late Emma J .
JlolaT<'h building pt'rmlt to tal. at 120 Via Lido Nord, $400. Newpor( Harbor Yacht Club, Altoxandcr by P , A. Palmt>r lncor·
The rf.onth's record Is ttlreat!y Howard Lewis. 8-room. 2-story, 720 W, Ba.Jboa Blvd., adddltion ponted.
0 v e r $700.000. com pol"t'd with 1-unit dwelling at 329 Via Udo to kitchen, nt'w ct>ment floor and Involved in the sale Is a 130-~.258 for all or March last Soud $45,000, , 'lfhf't remodelling. $11,000. root _atrlp of bayfront property, ~·<'at. Robf>rt ·Berkel)', 119 Via Vella, Ray RinderknN:ht, 1532 Ocean Including two lots in addition to
Follov.rin£ pt'rmits were issued 5-room, 1-story, 1-tmlt dwelll n~; Blvd .. add bedroom and pla)'TO<.trn the principal home. Thl' second
during the past wt.'ek : at 406 Piazza Lido. $15,000. $3.500. lot was bought by Mr. and Mrs.
Newport Coroaa del Mar Philip R..1ndolf, 335 7th St'.. re-MoM'is F". B<'rg. A portion p r t.he
Paul Leach. wlndbrC'ak• at Lido C. Lester Joncs. r£'modc llin:;: at poirs at ~25-9?7 Balboa Blvd., third lot, adjoining the home. was
P:1rk. $700. 734 Poppy. ~. $3,()()0, , • bought by Mr . and Mrs. Rogers,
:0.1. R. BouchC'r, remodl.'llin}: s t Mrs. E. L. Knox. l'('m('o(kllinl: Mr_ Thibodo. San M arcus. and th<' remaining portion by
8th St., $150. a t Fun Fttl<hions, 1303 Coust Bl\'d. 1110\'e door at 2616 NcwpQrt llfvd., Victor B. Sayr(', extf'nding the
Ethl'l Nf'a ly. Bd lflowcr, 1-room 81 ,500. ~100. front.a~~ of his property to 90
addition at 6710 Coas t Hwy. Brookinf{s Vari£11;.· Ston:•, 617 (;('Or):{' :\-tills. add room a t 404 ffft. Combined consideration ror
$2,000. Coast Bhd .. l'iPn. $300. BdHIC' Lanf'. 51,700. lh£-sale and tonti:-mplalf'd im-
,Jam('S Panos. r<'modelling at Braden Finch, al!Nat JOns at Ba ltto:1 hlnn(l ' V is in excess or $16U,-
·1610 W . O«an Ft .. ~";..,. 344 Hau•l Or .. S1fl0. J II p I i 11 C<' n t HtaJy of tl•c ;;vvv · · N' cn. r t• r o 0 f at 200 Palmer office handll'd detolls of Irvine Co .. 16-room, 2·s 1 or y, May \•crtN'f'S, );a!'dC'n root nt Pf•al'l Aw ., Sl.OOO. !he sail'.
14-unit npartment building at 801 420 GoldC"nrod, $200. Newport lfel~hta
B<lyside Dr .. ~2.000. W. E . Fisher . 912 Coa.-.t Blvd.. P.. K. Rim:t. 6-room. 1-story,
R. G. Trevorrow. sign at B.1y 10-room, 2-story SIOrC' bULidilo~ 1-unit dwf'llin~ at 501 Rt'dlands,
f';hore Cafe, 2704 Coast Hwy.. with 4 apartm('nts on ,. <'con d S13,(X)(l,
$250. story, 508-510 CoaH Bl\'d.. Harold Gar dn er, 6-room,
Udo Isle $32.800. 1-slory, 1-uftit ~·C'Jiing at 511
' SAVE
SAFELY
At Cite-C..ty't
!Hdl .. -..........
IMIIIutlon
CONTINUING -TO PAY
3Y2o/o
PER ANNUM
AU ACCOUNTS INSUHD
UP TO $10,-
ea. .. t &IYd. -HAIW
CORONA DEL MAR
Edwerd D. EhOf'l D.
Onlng:c County, Cahfornia.
thf'nce uorthettstcrly alom:
said City boundar) line• an I
alon):!: the northwcsterly lin('
of said F i r s t Additllm to
Xt'wport Mesa Tract to it ..
intrr,;('ction with th(' north·
Prl~· H.n(' or Lot B. Bannin£:
Tract as shown on a map at-
ta<'h('(f to the rcport of thf'
Rdcrl.'eS, riled Aprtl H . JS90,
in th(' action of HanC'OCk
R:tnning and othl'rs. wrsus
:\lary H. Banning, Case No.
63S5 upoh the Re~istt'r of Ac-
tions of the Superior Court
of the State or C<~liforma in
and for thf' County of l..os
J\n~C'It's. California. th('llC<'
westcrly alon~ City bound-
ary line a nd a\onJ; !(atd nort h-
el'\y line of Lot B to its int~·r·
s('(·tion with the \\CSter ly li ne
of lnnd described 111 dt'("d tn
Edn11. R:i('f' Capron. n·rord('J
0 ctolx'r 23. 1~-t 1!1 Book
12lill. PaJ;f' 199. Official Rcc-
OJ'(io; of said Oran)!f' County,
th<'nre northerly ::!long sa id
Wt's lt>rly line, a dtstancf' of
16.>0 f<'('l; thC'nC\" l'a.<-tl'rly on
a lin<' p<tra\1('1 to thC' mwt h-
f>rly lin<' of tho• :'\('\\llOL't
l\1C'sa Tract as said Tract is
l:tid out and shown upon u
map r!'cordC'd in :\lis('(•ilan<'-
ous :\tap Book 5, Pat.:<' 1. R.C'c-
ord.~ of said Oran£<' CountY.
to its intf'rsection with a line
!~·in~o; paraliC'! to thC' west
li m• of land di"ScribC'd in said
d{'(·d to Edna Race Capron
and d istant 330 fN>t WE'Stl'rly
from Cl'nter lin<' intC'rsl'ction
John Robinson. 5-room dwC'IIin,~: Char I e s Parrish, 5-room, Santa Ana Ave .. $14,000. ls~ .. -c~h-.---:C~a~l~if~o-m-i~a-~be-.-.~n-d~-,h~c~•:-:cl953::-::-:fo-,-,~h-c:-:fo-·nowing classroom Noli('(' is also hC'reby givf>n that
al't' hl'l't'by altert>d lo in-furnituro": furniture to be li~ht in !he govt'minJ: board of the school
above dc.scritx-d terri· rotor : 300 foldins;:-chairs: BO Kin· district will meet on the scvPnth
Jlardwa re -Ho~
l'our fhle-St.op Store
STROOT'S AU ACCOUNTS OPENID
UFOIIE THE I OTH 01'
THE MONTH
Cncrete Work
of All Kinds
fLAGSTONE PATIOS
BLOCK WALLS --·--• ntt:£ ESTDl. .. YES •
Chas. Warren & S01
lbe0t1 Sti G-J • HArbor 101'2-J
22 1] N•wporl 11-..d. Co.te .....
JAMES D.
RAY
to-wit:
annE"xation or which ;s d h · 80 K' d day artC'r thl' t'lretion at its usual and ordainf'd .__r"o·n. <'r~;art<'n c atrs: '" cr~Ar-m""'t • I ~ t 4 ()() • 1 k p •r ,,.,. ~. I t bl 90 F ' t G d I bl ~"" lllK P a .. .._. a : 0 c oc_ ·" • · thC' City or t>n ~ es; Jrs . ora <' a C'S; and publlc.ly cam·ass the rt'tums. 90 Ftrst Grade chatrs: 120 Sec-· POLLING PLACES
ond Grad<' tabl<'S ; 120 S <'con d I ·N t' w port Beach Elementary
Grade chairs: 90 Third Grade P rN:inct No. 1. fPrccincts as In
tabl<'s: 90 Third Grado" chatrs: lCity ElC'ct ions 1, 2, 3, 4. ~-8, 9, 11. ~::if.~[f~~~:~~~:~~~-l ].2Q__J./ni v('rsal dE"Sks, s!ZI' "B"; &.1 15, 1?. 1~. 19, 20 a.nd Chff Havt>n U · --1 desks · ., A., 30 SubdiVISIOn L m~·C'rsa ~ -· SLZC' : . New p or t Bcnch E]c!'n('nfary
foldmg t R. b 1 e s for _Qlf<'tcrt'\, Prl'cinct No. 2 t Pre-cincts as In
Act Mitchell or ('Qual: 300 fiildlm .... City E]('('tions 6. 7. 10, 12. 13, 14.
chairs for Cafeteria. l\fitchell Oi' 16. 21. 22. 23)
4: The City
this ordinance ·within
('Qual: 22 teac h er dC'skS:' 22 OatC'd this 3rd day of March,
!{'a('hcr chairs and miscC'Ilaneous 19!':13. GORDON R. FINDLAY. offi('(-' fumiturl". All contracts P'rt'side.nt or Chairman
will bi" awnrded upon quality or HELENE CSENAR
sampl<'s submitted. Spf'dfications HARVEY D. PEASE
file in Businrss Offi('E'. 1·1('(1 ,TAMES B. STODDARD
Cliff Dri\'l', Nl•wport Beach. II J AMES D. RAY
Th<' Board of School Trustt-t•.o; C1t>rk
thC' Nf'wport &-ach S~hod Trust('('S or Newport .Bl'a_ch
. . I EIC'rnPnhln' School D1str1rt r<'SN"1•es the n~ht. to rf'-~ Publish: M11rch '12. 19, 26. 1953 ,,,,,.,~;l·itoyr all bids or W!H\'e any In The Newport Harbor Ensign
111 I . In a bid.
JAl\.1ES D. RAY. I ~'OTICE OF DI~SOLUTIUS'
CIC'rk l"'e-.~:port Bf':lch l OF PARTS'ER.IiOIIIP
T•Winlde Hard.....,
Pay Gu ud Pboae BUb Here
We Are Happy to Serve You
184n Newport Blvd.
!I.!'!Z eo.aa
INGRAM-WILD CORP.
Excavating
Bulldozing
Hauling
HiOO Superior· A\'e .• Costa Mes~
!16th & SuJ)('rior)
BEacon 6935
lAIN FIIOM THI !ST.
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
' 2'.l.l Octoan Avenu•
PhQne: Ul7'1
LAGUNA BEACH
Building Contractor
100 Co..t ll .. d., COI'Ofl• 4.1 War
HArbOI' Oltl or Whittif'r A\'enm· and 19t h
Str<'N as shown upon said
mup of :\'f'wport l\1f'sa Tract ;
th1·n{'(• Southerly along said
para!lt'l lint> to it.s ,jnH•I"St'C-
tion with a l.ine l)'ing 30 fE't't
norrherly of and parallt•l to
thC' northerly linC' of said
:"l'f'wport JI,Ie-sa Tract ; thf'nCo"
('aSII.'rly along last mC'ntioned
parallel !inC' to its intC'rsec-
tion with t h(' northerly pr~
Jon'!'ation of the centf'r line
AYES. COU:-.l'ClLMEX:
Smith. Finch, lsbt>ll.
BcnnC'II.
NOES. COU~CIDtES .
Nonl"
EIC"mC'nta ry School NotiC<'.iS hereby given tha t t hC'
District limitt'<l partnership he rt>to/l,rr> c ta M L be c
P"bli'h' Mmh 19, 26.1953. 'c"'"'"• b c tw cen Olivc. w OS esa um r o. In The Newport Harbor Ens1gn 1 Broomhead and J amC's D. Rny,
R"id•n~: HArbor 21M-W
LOANS FOR HOlES
f !h "' • YEAR LOAN
Construction Loana
5"/. -20 Y eara
SEE BOB 8A TTLEB
Representing
Poirier Mortgage Co.
lUll. Coo._,t Bh·d .• CDM
Ph. RA S88P-KJ S~185
Mna
(I f sa id Whitli('r A \'('flU <':
then('(' southC'rly alon~ said
prolon~a lion and along said
rl'nter lin<' to its interscction
wirh Th<' ('aslerly prolonga-
t ion o f lhl' northPrly line or
Lot 1201. a s shown upon said
nmro of thl" First Addition
I<J :'\ r v. port M esa T ract:
thf'll('•"" \\r>!>lr rly Rlon~ ~aid
{•'l'<lf·rl~· rrnlnn).:'alton an ct
alnnt: lh< nortlwrh· Jinrs of ~aid Lm !:>OJ ;;nd S<lid I.nt
1 l.'lflJ ro the J){lint n: bo'7;nntn;:.
1 :-:_r.CTIOS 2: That tiL<' boun-
dattf'!i or lh" li t ~· of :'\rwpor:
Painting & Decorating
CO!\'TRACTOR
Rea~ona blc Ra t.•s A-1 Work
Vincent & Doughty
BEACO:-.' 5780
All Types Tractor Work
DISCJI'G PLOWING -EXCAVATI:-.'G -SKIP LOADER
DONALD LOHAN
R.oto-Tilling -WeE>d Cutting -Ll'veiJing -Gardening
Beacon 6983 2201 N"":'P"rt Blvd., Costa Mesa
ARSE~'T COU"1'o:CIL·
' I IAITE~~~~?:~~j;(_~· MILLER.
c.
City
S' 0. 596-17
~t·~oxs
IS' TilT. St'I'ERIOR C"OUHT OF
T H E ~TATE OF C.-\.UFOKXL·\
IS' ,\S'D FOR TJU: COL'S'T\•
OF ORAXGE
Jk,pt. 1
Action brou~ht in the Supenut
of lhC' County of Orang-c.
and Complaint fih-d in Th(' Office
of lhl• CIC'rk o f the SUJX'1"Wr
Cour t of said County.
LL:CIA AL\'ARAOO. Plaintiff.
\'S.
MANl"EL ALVARADO. Ddf'nd-
ant.
ThC' prople or tht> Stnt<" of Cnli·
forn ia M"nd t;'l'('{'tin_c:s to:
;\l A.!'\ EL ALVARADO, OC'fC"n:t-
ant.
You nre directed to apprar in
an llt'tion broug ht a gainst you
hy th(• abo\'e namrd plaintiff, in
the Superior Court of the State
California. in and for the
County of Oranf!;e, and to answrr
the complaint therein within ten
days a rter the service on you or
this summons. if Sf'rvC'd within
the County of Orange, or within
thirty days If sen.·ed l'lsewht>rc.
and you are notified that unless
. undC'r the firm name of "Broom-LUMBER 'DI'IftYVUG ,.. •. ..,.. •• ,. CERTU'ICATE OF BUSINESS head Household Applian~YS .. WI'S -.uu.u....r&n~ PAA&~
The UJ:Jdersigried do hereby eer~ t 550 on e ruary _., · FICTITIOUS FIRM NAilE I dl lved F b -l95J I :~=N=•~·;--;"~BI;Io;O.~~Voo~;'"';;·;=;=======~·~·~=;:•;u;=~ tify tha t they are conducting 8 , by mu~.ua1 consent . Hercaftl•r
rC"tall gasoline service 8 tat 1 0 n the busmess ronductl'd unde,. the
business at 2920 Newport Boule-said finn name 1hall be !l'I\'Til'd
vard. Ne<14'J)Ort Be-ach Callromla 1 by Oliver W . Broomhead ~lone-.
undt'r th<' firm name and style or 1 Dated: March 16. 1953.
REED'S su p _E R . s E R v l c E I OLIVER w. BROOM HEAD and that said ft.rm 1s comf)OS('d of the followin~ p e r so ns whose JAMES D. RAY
names in full and p1act'S or res.\-!
dC'n('(' are as follov.·s: · L.,tt.,.,.., F loyd G r l' I w <', 403 Magnolia .._ .... .:. .,.
Ave .. Costa M('!la 1-------"""-----Mcrvin Grehvt', ·] 19 East Cecil Place. Costa ].!C"sa Haapa, Editor
Witness our hnnd this 25th day I Nc•~E~n.,~i(:'n, or February. 1953. Harbor. California
FLOYD GREI\VE Mr Haapa:
MERVTN GREIWE Just a not<' to lhank you lor
STATE OF CALIFORNlA I thC' \'<'T'Y womk:rful job )·ou did j., ,,.
COUNTY OF ORA:"l'GE 1 i Dr. Ric harc:b Hoffman
On this 25th day of F ebruary, in circulalinJ;:" thto vi tal informll -
1953. before me a l\'otary Publlc tion COn('('rnin~ {JUt ocean rish-
in and for t he sa.id Count)' and through your fadllti£'!1.
Stale. residing 'lherl'in and duly I should like you to know tl:at
commissionC'd and swom , person-thi5i Is a very ti'al and V('I'Y M'ri-
ttlly appeared Floyd Gre-iwe;·;~ I o•u• Mervin G1·eiwc, knO'-''ll to problem. nnd cooperation and
be the persons whose n11mes h<'lp of thil' type is of tremendous
subscribed lo the within instru-importan("(' to all t he people of
ml'nl, and acknowiC"dged to m<' California. You are to be-ron-
Robert Forbes
Builder
II Arbor
LUMBER -
II 0 I
SAT.atos
SUII.9to I
ltO E. 11'tla 4 L
WELCH'S
READY -MIXED
CONCRETE
· BEacon 6547
that they t>:X«utl'd the same. gratulated for your t>fforta. II"""'
Jn \VitnE"ss Whereof. I have Fishing Is an extremely vitul hcrf>unto IK't my hand and aflixcd my official Sf'A l the day and year thing, not only to th<' pPOple or
in this certificate first a b 0 v e Newport Harbor but to evf'ryone
uTitt<'n. in SouthPm California. 1\.lant
H. R. RING special Interests are consta ntly at
My rommission expires Oel 30, work in a ttemptin'g to ruin this
1954. for everyone, Including our chil-Publlsh' March 5, 12. 19. 26, In The dren to come.
, Newport Harbor Ensign. Thanking you again for y~ur
uslsta.nce. I am
M. E. HORST CO.
PAYIII COITIACTII
DOAV .&TINO -GUDINO -TJttJCUNO
PHONE ,JIEA.OON' M1 c....wu.o.a....._..._ ' . so appea r and answer as
required, the pla intiff will
judgment for any mdnl'y or "!'~~··· demanded in t he Com-, as arising upon contract.! ~~~~~l• --L A If D S CAP Jlf G _.....( will apply to the Court fo• MY
Very truly yours,
ROBERT E. KETCHAM
Prtosldent O.F.P .A,
ASPHALT. TILE SPECnr:ES TREES e NURSERY STOCK other relief demanded In the
ELLIS BROS. NURSERY ~~::,":;, ... ,my hand and ... 1
S a B Qreea St.ampe or the Superior Court 0! the
1101 OO.A8T HIWAY e CORONA DEL IIAJl e IIAJL J-County Qf Orange, State of Cali-r~~~~~~~~===:::::::=::::::::=:::=::==:::::::=llfomia, this 29th day of Dcet>m-TS 0 HIGH? her, 1952 ABE YOUR INSURANCE cos TO !SEAL SUPERIOR COURT ~!!!" • ..... • ..,._ A..... ORANGE COUNTY) F_. • ...._ B. J . SMr!'H,
-~~-County Clerk and Clerk ..___ ot the S~r Court· of
the State of CaUfomla.
In and for the County ot
Prani'!-
You Can Do Better. at By TIIOMAS MORELAND
J:loouty ~~~~~~&HEFFERNAN I THE
Co.
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Cout ID-CooGno del ...... callfomla
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Tile Board ol ~ ol file N-----. ar-p Oooal~ ..m -.. -et the 0 ' SF ~. J«<I Oltf'
Drloo .. to 1:011 ...... April T,
FROM 'NEWPORT TO
OOSTAJD:IIA
.,,..,., t·· The AlJxort Kanolds or 109 24th
St .. Newport, havto moved t o 212
Cabrillo St., Colla Mesa.
POST OJI'P'ICE Pl.W:.•A NOTJ:;
The Wllllam s.metu ot ut
28th St., Newport, are now Jlvtn&'
at 2530 Newport BMl, C.:.ta .....
9' X 12" ,_, MatK
¥ATERW. & INSTALLATION •• • •.• T .. ..,--
L i!1hl Colors
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''There is No Right to Strike Against the
Public Safety by Anybody, Anywhere, Anytime"
When tliat was said to J:>resident Gompers
of the American Federation of ~bor by Cal-
vin Coolidge thirty-four years ago, there was
no law which expressly forbade a police strike
in B9ston, but the absolute and inescapable
truth thus stated was immediately recognized
and overwhelmingly approved by the people
of the entire United States. It is just as indis-
putably true and just as inescapable today.
The strike against the electric service of
3,000,000 people, served by the Southern Cali-
fornia Edison COmpany, had it accomplished
the purpose intended by those who called it,
would have been much more destruetive to the
public safety, health and welfare than a strike
against the police service,
Fortunately, tlie loyalty to their duty of tlie
great majority of Edison employees pre-
:vented the widespread public disaster whieli
otherwise would have resulted from the strike
caused by deluded and. reckless union leaders.
Tlie strike is a resort to industrial war.
:where public safety is seriously involved as in;
an eleCtric utility, it is in no sentwfa legitimate·
or rightful weapon. It is a cOnspiracy both to
abandon vital posts of duty and to prevent
others from filling tliem. which effort, if suc-
cessful, would immediately set in motion a:
chain of disastrous consequences causing fa-
tal accidents, enormous loss of property and
eventual paralysis of the community life.
Like war, a strike sets free the emotions of
hatred and the constant thought and threat of
violence. Men and women on strike are victim-
ized by their strike leaders into the delusion
that it is they who are abused and the "win-
ning of the strike" becomes almost a "holy
cause." The picket-line becomes a "sacred"
place which no one must violate. Reason is de-
throned. Although many of tliem e~t to
complete their workift'g life witli their Com-
pany, during the strike they join in a common;
endeavor to destroy its good-~ anj). capacity
to serve.
To have used this ugly ana aangerous wea-
pon at all against the public safety is wholly
wrong and indefensible; but to make impos-
. sible demands of the Edison Company man-
agemen~emands which'no informed per-
son of normal judgment should have thougtiti ·
management had thepowerorrighttomeet-
and then to pull a strike aPiut the public
health, welfare and s&fetyin pursuit of those
demands is to go far beyo~d the limitS '!If right
and even of decency,
We are now convinceCl from mucli eviden~
•that Mr. Ra)iattoni, the man chiefty respon-
afble for this strike, from the very first, was
determined to have his way, including the im-
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position of compulsory union membership, or
to call this strike. In other words, during the
long four months in whicli he subjected the
Company's bargaining representatives to so
much abuse, he :was not in fact bargaining in
good faith. This was, of course, strongly indi-
cated by tlie fact that before even starting ne-
gotiations, he insisted upon and obtained
from his member8 authority to call a strike
under the representation that he needed it to
use in "collective bar~aining."
Then, impossible demands both for a wholly
unreasonable wage increase, and for compul-
sory union membership, were made, and held
to, during four months of bargaining (fre-
quently stalled and delared by :Mr. Rapat-
toni), despite explanation that the Company
management had no right, power or authority
to meet those demands. Finally, Mr. Rapat.
toni made the meaningless gesture that he
:;vas willing to submit his demands to the con-
sideration of a fact-finding committee. He
knew, of course, that if the Company had no
right to meet his =holly impossible deman~·
that it could note wer anyone else to con.
siderthem witli ayjew hejr possible accept;.
ance.
:Again, therefore, 'We repeat: The Company
management cannot give that which is not
theirs to give. They cannot negotiate during
this wrongful strike because collective bar-
gaining cannot be conducted under coercion.
And now that Mr. Rapattoni has so clearly
shown how he uses and abuses sucli power as
he has, no one should accept the responsibility
of giving him more power.
The foregoing leads unavoidably to these
conclusions and this policy:
The strike is now tlie only issue. Until it is
abandoned, and picket lines withdrawn, there
can be no negotiations by tlie Company witli
Local 47, I.B.E. W., 'A.F.L. The Company can-
not negotiate lfuring the strike free from
some coercive infiuence of the strike, and
hence without at least appearing to accept the
strike as a legitimate device in "collective bar-gainirig.'~ · --' .
The negotiation or collective bargaining
method of arriving at a contract with Local
47, I.B.E. W., 1\.F .Il, was repudiated, and the
contract terminated, by the Union's officers,
and by their resort to this strike. The two
methods--on the one hand ~ful negotia-
tion, and on.the other a strike against the pub--
lie safety--.remutnally exclusive and cannot
be merged. By their choice of the second
method, and so loDC as they pursue it, the Un-
ion leaders have made peaeefuj negotiations·
impoesil;lle.
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EDISOR COIIPAIIY
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(Your Savings,
we mean).
Is what your savings
earn at NEWPORT
BALBOA FEDJ;:RAL.
INSURED SAV INGS
lutDTia PEIIL
A ,INTING
Earl Shellin
m Palmer st. -Costa .._
Juans," Mr. Wright said that it Painting -Decorating
• Color Cc:msultaftt •
GEORGE BURKHARDT !J;;~;~~~;~~~~ CContlnl.le'd from Page 1 )
look•. ameU.i and tastCA diffor-
ent from t.obaeco, and thcnfore Mounta:iDa of that 99 out . of 100 teen-agt"rs Uceftled Ccntraetor Foam BaJaber know t>xact ly what tht>y a rt'~~ll08~~;;::~~~~~~-~ch~
Effect of marijuana i.!l like in-H. H. HOLBROOK
FROH ~ .. TO '~" THICK
Specla.l : Mattress stock. We cut
it to any size for boatll, bunk
beds, trailers, homes, etc.
War Surplus Store
('or . Newport a Ha rbor Blvd&.
eo.ta Mesa ............
We've gel
Every
Bloom In'
Thing
toxJcation from a lcohol to an un-
traint'd t>ye, but llctually dif:m-s Dependable PlUmbing gn>atly bf>causc it prod(Jres a
floating fef'ling. Mr. WrI gh t A Proii:apt Repair Servlee
cited a C'asc ot a mftrijuan!ll Malnta!Ded
!UTloker who took just t h r e e PhaDe HArbor lC.S..W
drags, and cracks in the t~ldewalk 2801 BalbO?. Blvd. N""PPO't a.cb
appeared lo be four fet't acl'Of<H,
but tx-cause of the floating fed-
lng,, the smokN "was easily able
to jump across th~ four-foot
Ct'II.Cks."
Judgment Or height and speed
a~ greatly affected. In one in-
stanet" a girl riding in 11 car speed-
ing at 80 miles an hour said, ''Thill
it too slow; I can wlllk fastM'."
She opened tht'! cftr door, stepped
out and was iru.tantly kilk!d. Rrc-
ognitlon of color is a lso imr.-,ired,
Mr. W right pointed out. The
marijuana smoker has
REPAIRING
Sclnrinn Blcrclee
RAY S'I'FJJMAN
157• Newpwt Bhd.
(lOft .. -""sen - --.. ~a..~
r.. s. Wllyte
INSU·RANCE
Ocean. llfariDe and
General ID8unmce
Oflcel c.. ................
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with
Candy Filled EASTER BASKETS from
Candy Filled SAND PAILS from
Marshmallow Easter Eggs 29c bag
Chocolate Cream EGGS - -I Oc
49c
Bishops Chocolate Fruit and Nut Cream Eggs
114 lb. 25c---112 lb. 49c
BASKETS - - -GRASS -- -TOYS
Yerington~s
Variety
SIS Coast Hiway Corona del Mar
Daily 9 to 6 Open ·Sunday
Every account up to
$10,000 is 100'1>
insured through an
agency of the United
States Gov('rnme-nt!
balboa
SAYIIGS
fer E."STER
Orlller E•rly
Free Delivery
belw('en the red
grH-n traffic signals, and this
caUSM; h im to be involved in traf-
fic accidents. '
One of th" dan ~erous f'ffects
of the use or marijuana \.1 the
rt>lease of inhibilions, p&\1ng the
way to immoral and criminal ound Steak 6 7•.
... "· l'lli.Jo~LL-
flowers
by
. the narcotics agent said.
Marijuana is habit forming but
addiction forming unl~ used
for many yt>an. he said, but It•('
weat peril is thBI atter·a while
t he ma rijuana smoker no longer
-• Lilt • , ..... ....,1111 I ~;t>ts the kick out of it that he
IEWHIT IEICI, Clllflllll Morri firs t did. Then comN; the urge
ro use ~mcthln~ stront;t'r for a
~!2!~~~~~!~!!1~U,~5()9:,;E~. ~Ba:;;lboa:~B~Iv~d~:~~bi!!J;(>r joll. This leads to thc·ex· citemenl groups of pill!i-lh(' ben-
zedrinl'S 11nd barbiluralt'S, which -1. IITTII , II , c111n be bought across the border Reii .-L..:r THE for 50 ~ct'nt.!l each In quanlitle\
..... .,.; or full qua" ja,., T he combina-
FOR EASTER
Yarns·· Children's Dresses
~IZI'II 1·1.% y1'L
$1.98 to $5.98
11 8 E. 18th St ., COSTA MES A
(Next to tlw' P. 0 .)
Wt; G I\'E ORt:ES"""STAMPS
''FOil
It's The CLUB GARDENS
Famou.. lnr -• --.
• Our \\'0:\"0I-:HI'TI. CIIARCUAI. BROILED STf.d\KS
a nd UELICIOI '~ :O:E.:\F'OOO ~t;Lt:X T IOSS * Ml ':-llf' XHiltTI.V • C'O(;KTAIL~-BAR.
• 1',\IITIES -Rt\XQI'"'t:T S
Ft'~tlurinl{ --• -
e \pjw:l.tl n:.: l.unt'l•"'" ;\tr.n1h1~-to Jiolal!u-day
II :Sfl ,\, M. t o :!:30 P. M.
• ~peor;:ol O.nne rK, mutlf'rat..ly pri~
::. tn ~:SO 1'. M. e ~l*'"l:tl Chlldrl':n'!l Ph•t,.
;\ to M::W 1'. M.
• t).rr.:u.,· Olnnr r,; r. to II P. M.
e Artl"r Thl'llftf' Spt"Cial"'
II P. M. ko I A. M.
OPEN EASTER SUNDAY 4 P.M.
Phone Klmbf'rly 2·9703 rur fCAootMe."•atlo ..
80'1 S. M."ala SANTA ANA
MRS. JANE STUARD. Owner
Announees
THE OPENING OF
DREMES
Saturday, March 28th, 1953
Moderately Priced
C:::a8aai-Sport-Piay Oothe.
and a.,.,...,n.
FREE -50 ct. BoutcmDiMe lar AU
llallocma lor tbe Children
No Purc:bau Nec••=t No Ob&gatlarl
S.. Tbe Lat.! ill Sp!Dg & !Lonon-F..-m-
• Operiing Day Hours -9 to 9
.JANE'S
W'NEB
w-710UI
tion of benzedrine and aJeohol
In tecn·agcrs ''benny partil'S" can
reaDy c a u • e them to berome
crazy. Mr. Wright said Over·
dose of barbiturates has cau&ed
unintentional suiciciet,
addiction can result from usc
this drug.
Then comes a I imc when benny
partie5 no longer produce the de--
aired kick-"baby stuff," 1M pills
are called-and they try some-
thing stronger-heroin, a deriva-
tive o f opium, so dangerous t het
1!.!1 manufacture, prescription and
use arc outlawed.
Most or it comes from Mexico,
where the $rlginal product COiU
IIS7.0CKJ per kilo (2.2 pounds). By
time this is proceued and di-
ll •···~ Bnd sold on the streeul Ule
$7,000 quantity has produced
heroin tha l b wld for $1,000,000.
Is sold for $5 per caPN}e, ttnd
a verage addict needs about
of these a day, so the eo&t
him satisfied i.l $20 a day.
too steep a price for the ll••vr•nooe users, and it leads inevt.·
to stealing to ~~ the
funds ; a m o n g girls to
prostitution; ftnd to peddling the
drug to othen, so that it beromes
almost like • communicable di"·
ease. An addict m ust loca tc
six other usen to supply in order
to raJse t>nough fnnds by that
method to satisfy hi.l own cnv.
lng. To raise the funds by steal-
Ing means that the addict must
steal $100 a day to keep himself
going, and It's the b\ainess men
victtmizt'd by the stealing who
to pay the co.t.
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GRO D BEEF
SWISS STEAK
CHUCK ROAST
ROLLED
R ·ROAST
SHO
WIENERS
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TENDER n!JCY
EATING
YOU'LL WVE
ITS FLAVOR
n:NDER
AND LEAN
A FAMILY
TREAT
l-ONG ON FIAVOII
AND VITAIIINS
SWOT PKEIIIUM BRAND
OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT OPEN SUNDAYS
ZINN'S RANCH FKDIH GRADE AA . P1LANOO AMERJCAN
SPAGHETII E~GS doz..'53~ .IUDY ANN
APPLE SAUCE
FAN'NINO'II IIREA.D A BU I UA
PICKLES
115Ft. ....
17c Aim EN'S ~GAL.
79( ICE
• ,... • . ' l :. "FRESH FRUITS AND PRODUCE
19c B11AND ...... 15~ PEAS -·
SPINACH $1
BEANS
' 7 Pkgs.
LETTICE
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