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fi881NG. April 1 marks I the opelllng-torma1, that
lli-<lt sport fishing season
out of Newport Harbor and nearty 100 boats prettied up
in their spic and span best, &te plying these waters for
t!je eager-anglers seeking f:!ie sparkling denizens of the
~· Of course the sport ,,..,. have already been d<>-bi"ihen-stulf, but A.ssocla· ~ Secretary Hughie Mc-
Miiian says the real rush stBrts in April; that alre&dy
more out-of-state cars have
a~ here than last year
and all Indications point to a
brisk season. What should
interest lovers of the sport
is that Newport Harbor for
the first time will be entered
this year in the 2nd annual
show at Gilmore stadiwn,
~ April 10 and run-
n!Dg ten days.
jEftorts are being made to
aqqulre 'Fonse Hamman'•
world record Marlin caught
in 1931, and which was
mounted but somewhat ne-
glected the last few years.
The association will refurb-
ish the big swordfish and use
it as part of its exhibit at the
Los Arigeles expositton. An·
other item of absorption is
the plan of the Banboa Ang-
lli)g club to erect a new club-bOuse at the foot of Adams
street. This should be a dilly,
as these foresighted anglers
have a building fund that is
being increased and will give
fishermen the first real place
to call their own since this
popular resort b e ca m e
known as a super fishing
center.
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Water. In just 22 days
Newport Beach will vote on
a $420,000 bond issue to bol-
ster Its mains, Improve lines,
build new ones and construct
1IOl1le wells. There are some
old wooden stave arteries trOm the reserv<>irn that
have outlived their useful-
ness and are costing taxpay-
ers nearly $1000 a month to
keep In repair. It is interest·
Ing to note that in 1936-37
water receipts were $64,000
while operating expenses
equalled $39,000. Nearly 10
years later or in 1945-46, re-
ceiPts were $101,000 and op-
erating expense totalled $55,·
000. One sad commentary
Is the fact that leakage from
decrepit mains amounts to a
Joss of about 2000 acre feet
or 10 per cent of precious
water. + + +
So~ G•! One of the
oldest citizens here, Gus-the-
Gard en er Wurdinger, is
sbaking the sand out of his
Newport Harbor shoes and
M&dlng .for Oregon, to make
bis future home. Gus and his
M"iimls came here 36 years
agq and soon became ac-
qwP.nted with the few hun-
drell J>OIJU)ation. With his ao&in-1aw, Oifforcl <Dutch)
w~ and their women folt the four are going to Asllland on Highway 99,
where Gus has a small acre-
• .,.; where be will build an 8Ufh court, sell doughnuts.
~ a wishing well and
~t all Orange county frleJidS. Gus says a nwnber
ol HartJorites are already
tllete among them being wayiie Dye, Shorty Farr
and Mrs. Dorothy Truax Ba-
ker: Good luck, folks.
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Oil 8lek UR. Friends of w. T. Jefferson, proi_ninent
rea1tY deYeloper. will be
pk uej to Jeam that be is
rec:upefttlng nioely from a
wme mart attackH 10 days aao OD the desert. e is con-
ftile!:I to the Community hos-pita) at palm Springs but ex-
Dec$ to be up and about by • tlie • . ot the week. · r~~), ......
;]' wbo -atnCkm Sl!V· = _... aao. Is doing
, 'g ·r at lier bcM,,.. OD New-~ p !Itta FWY is the ... al ,,._,,.. )[la70I" Jobn-
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VOL'llw.J: Jal<U:
Marjorie Price
Wins Applause
In Senior Play
By RABOLD BABNUM
Broadway's struggling actresses,
their ambitions, romances and
tragic lives were laid bare to a
nearly packed H arbor High school
auditorium Friday night in "Stage
Door," a tell·tale saga about a
New York boarding house pack
tull of girls wi~ a yen for the
theatre and its spotlight.
Presented ·by the high school's
senior class, it was a field day
for the girls, and gave "chance"
to most of the aspiring "teenen"
to have t heir fling in the ereue
paint. There were 20 girls and 11
men in the cast.
"Stage Door," a three act play
by Edna Ferber and George S.
Kaufma.n. revealed the pathetic
case of the girl without talent
whose rendition is closed in sui·
cide; the elderly actress who had
seen her days and the girl who
"gave it all up" for marriage, a
home and children. But the cen-
tral plot winds around the dyna-
mic a n d courageous character,
COSTA lllZ8A, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL t, lMT •
Te..-.u Randall. who fought against FATHERS AND SONS ASSEMBLE FOR A..'lNUAL COUBT OF HONOR SESSION OF COSTA. MESA-NEWPORT BABBOB District
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eat to become a Broadway star.
Jacquie Goodyear in the role
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Come On Workers,
Raise That $1600
Although the drive for funds
for the Red Cross closed in the
Ne\\'PQrt Harbor area on Monday,
area \VOrken were asked to make
an e ffort to raise the S1600 ~hort
of the quota of $11 .000.
Up to the closing day, Mrs. Vic-
tor Grace, fund campaign rom-
mittee chairman, said her work-
ers had raised $9400 in the New-
port Harbor district.
Youth Dies in Dive
~Jetty Here
~e first tradgedy of the 1947 ~ch "season was r ecorded today
with the death of Harry Johnson,
18, of Pico, who died at the county
hospital of a broken neck. The
boy was injured in a dive off the
Will Hear
Girl's Plea
SANTA ANA !Tuesday)-Miu
Beulah Louise Overcll. 17. of Flint·
ridge. heir ess to the half-million
dollar Overell esta te. is scheduled
to appear before Justlce Franklin
B. W est in the Orange County
Juvenile co u r t at 1 :30 p.D\.
Wednesday.
At that time the court Will de-
termine whether she ts to stand
trial as a juvenile or to be re-
mandftf te superior rourl for trial
on the charge ot murder for which
she and her tiance, George Rector
Gollum, 21, of Los Angeles, were
indicted by the county grand jUry
recently.
jetty here on W ednesday. ~'1
Johnson, with a party of \Vhtt-1 •
tier college friends, complained "!
of the neck injury after his dive
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and r eportedly requested one of -,
his buddies to "twist my neck"' to 1
relieve the pressure of the injury -I ...,~ ..._
In so doing, the chwn further
damaged the victim's neck accord-
ing to Dr. Samuel Weaver of the
hospital staff.
Capacity Audience Sees Boy Scouts
Receive Badges at Court of Honor
ver 100 In
aster Race
0ver 100 entries are expected
for Balboa Yacht·club's traditional
Easter regatta, to be held Satur·
day and Sunday, April 5-6 and
with several new classes added,
a big turnout is expected.
THIRTY-TWO BOY SCOUTS OF TUE COSTA MESA·NEWPORT HARBOR DISTRICT RECEIVE MERIT BADGES at annual Court
ot Honor seM!on ci''en ben:i. Sooutmuter Harry Hall of Cotta Meta (extreme left) and hll ...Utant. Cllartea Zlmmerly, also of Costa
Mesa. pve out the awanta.. The Boy Scout with bb left arm In a. s.llnc (e-rbw rtpt) a. .ltmmy IUmbroqta. Troop 8, Co.ta Mma. No
broken arm was JOln1 to prevent him from ~ Ilia Wp._ -News-1"imes photo by Kent Hitchcock
O'aig Doyle is r ace chairman
and the regatta is invitational to
all recognized yacht clubs. Five
entries in one class are required
for a race and registrations must
be in by Saturday noon. There
will be one race Saturday and two I
Sunday, large boats outsid e and
small boats inside the harbor.
This year 15 International 14s
are expected, as against the one
which showed up last year, and
the new Ughtning!I, which entered
the Midwinter regatta with Com-
modore Boy Boyd taking t i r s t
place, are expected to be entered.
Lido Isle Yacht club Is expected
to enter Lightnings, Mercurys and
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Thistles. while the Voyagers Yacht
club will have Penguins out to
contest with those from Alamitos
Bay and San Diego clubs. Sid
Exley Jr. of Alamitos Bay hu
also filed entries for nine Na-
tiotionals.
· Aiwa).s assured of representa-
tion att the PC>, Rhodes, PICa.
Snowlllrm. -bondloop clus boats. Vlldnp. Dyer and Balboa
dinks, St·ars. Albetroaes. Pacific
14•. ~nguinl. Faloom. FlattlOI
and National 1-<loslgn.
Sunday the Stan held a tune-up
nu:e With SU. Flclter and Jadt
McKlbben (who Will <:ttW fer Bill
F\ck:er) cxwntns In tint; D ave
Hatch -plaoo. Bill t.a-.i
-Jim IAWlo In tblrd pi.. and
Jim u.wy cam1n1 1n -Ill.
5almUy eumh& .Ap11 5, will
be the lllDl-fonnol "BIW)I Bop"
With _,,,. -.,..-and a but·
fet •W-at ,,,...,.,,.t.
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Hunting Grunion
Is Lots of Fun,
If You Stay Dry
By CLIF HALL
Another grunion run · has come
and gone, and judging from th~
number of bonfires on the beach,
lt wu enjoyed by a lot of people.
For the benefit of those who have
been snipe hunting, but have never
caught grunion, it isn't a gag, but
Is a sport unlike any other.
However, like any other sport,
there is' a CQJTect way to partid-
"pate. The beginning is usually
after you have dried the dishes,
slumped Into an easy chair, loosen-
ed your belt, and have gotten your
nose into a newspaper. The phone
r-ings, and an infectious excited
voice informs you that the grunion
are supposed to run at 9 :15, and
if you have any hot dogs in the
ice box, brin~ them along and
join a beach party.
To say "no thank you" would
show a trace of sanity in the fam-
ily, so you take tomorrow's dinner
for the dog, ~et a Oashlig ht, a
good.·sized bucket. and pile into
the car 'and head for t he beach.
The bucket is n ecessary for two
purposes, you need ii to put the
grunion in. and it's always good
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Report Six
Thefts Here
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Page2 NEWPORT BALBOA NEW8-Tllll!l 8
TUESDAY N-por! -.., Oolll. ApU 1,,..IM1
Rancho Mesa
Day Nursery
For Children 2 - 6 Years
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION
at 1221E.15th St .. Costa Me sa
Between Ne wport Blvd. & Orange Ave.
New -Modern -Fire and Earthquake
proof construction as specified by state law
Opening sometime in May.
Directors: Mrs. Lorraine Peterson
M.rs. P atricia H owse
For application s and information call at
22911 Fullerton Ave.
Near 17th and Orange Ave .
"Rendezvoua ol the Mariners"
White's Balboa Island Cafe
AND COCJKTAIL BAR
1~~'*;1#H;K£AtS
EASTER
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Is just around the corner
That's why • - -
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the NEWPORT PUBLIC MARKET is STOCK-
ING THOSE GROCERY SHELVES NOW with
DELICIOUS FOODS for the coming holiday.
The LOYS are proud of their
QUALITY FOODS
TllM's wily Ibey tmjoy ~ coarteoUI, fMt -·-
l!llljoy fllllwg y ou groeery Iii& a& LOY'S.
Newport Public Market
WI 0-. J'rcat o.11llarbar1U Newpari-da
LUCK\' LADY-Mn. &label Vive or IOS! MacnolJa a \•enue, Oo!Jta l\leu., hu reuon to •mlle. She'&
Just been pl'e9fmted with a birthday cake In honor of ber 13th annlvenary or aNOclatlon with the Han-
M"n confectionery store and reataurant on Ocean Front. Newport Beach. Employea also ga,·e her a
trimmed b&Mi:et of beautiful 1prlnc flowers.. M ,.... Ulve b t he genial caab.ler and hotteeL
Boule vard Stop Passers, Muffler
1 Violators Make Policemen Sweat
Seven Confirmed
At Local Church
I l lp to 10 a.m. Sunday t he Ne\\'port H arbor district pollf"e depart-
ment lssu~ !8 citations fo r ,·lolatlons of the city traffic ordinance.
Macco Corp. Ends
Blasts Off shore
LONG BEACH ('l\Jesday)-Be-
cause game and fish are returning
to the waters orr this city, exten-
sion of the JX>rmitted time for oft
shore under water explosions to
April 15 has been denied the Macco
Construction Co., according to E.
J . Davis, vice president of the con-
cern. Davis hAs been in charge of
the oil exploration activities being
conducted by the concern for an
undisclosed client.
The crew of 30 employcs of the
firm has been operating s i n c e
' March 3 under permits issued by
the State Fish and Game Com-
mission and the city of Newport
Beach. using tv.'o boa1s to carry
explosives approximately f 0 UT
miles seaward. Representatives of
the State Fish" and Game Com·
mission, supervised by J . A. Aplin,
have accompaincd the boats on
each day the explosives were used
Davis said.
A total of two tons of explosives
was used. with each explosion con-
suming from four to 20 pounds,
Davis said. Because large game
I fish have been attracted to the
locale of each explosion by \he
smaller fish killed by the blasts,
I the boats have constantly cha nged
positions in order to complete ap-
proximately 10 tests per day.
' Results of the tests will be for-
"'arded t o the firm"s client for
analysis. Davis said.
GUARANTEED
AWNINGS!
FITIED BOAT COVERS
Installed . on Your Boat
at its Mooring
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Place yc>ur orders early -1Let US bid
on your BOAT or YACHT
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If you have canvas troub,les let US
worry about them
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Reasonable Prices -Free &timat..
-k Sell ' It Through Classified Advertising *
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1 h •f'nly-sf'\'r n ,,·e re vlolatlon11 of the mufOer or noisy plJH"S code. On e
\l'1l8 a violation of the pf'destrtan crosS\\'alk. All night Saturday t he
j desk s.-rgeants at lhf' Ne,,·port BeM"h pollf'f' station In their dlfff'r-
f'nt '5hlft, \\'t're k t>pt btay &nl!l"'er lntr a ll klndll or Call!I ror hf'l p. Rt-81-l dt>n ls reporte.I t he usual number or pro"·tr r11 as \\'f'll as t he usual
nun1twr of othrr annoyanee:tl. but t he \\'orse violator of a ll \\·as t he
Having r eceived the necessary
instruction, seven young people
\\·ere confirmed Palm Sunday at
the Ncv•port Harbor Lutheran
church.
Those "'ho received passing
gr ades on the final examination,
thus becoming eligibl€' for church
membership are Lo l\.fae Laurie,
2304 OcC'an Front, Nev.•port; Janet
Loucks. 276 l81h St ., Costa Mesa;
Roi:;:er Pfister, 317 E . 19th St.,
Costa l\.1esa: l\.Ia ry Jo a nd Ronald
Quarry, 1515 Santa Ana Ave.,
Costa ~tesa. a nd \V alter a nd Don-
ald \Villcut. 266 Victoria St., Costa
l\.1esa.
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With Finest Repairs
Harbor I 'hot rod' drive r v.•ho lore up a nd
do\,·n Centra l avenue and made a RIVERSIDE -Dorothy Brc...,'cr
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general nuisance of himself. !\.·tcDonald, 64. \\'ho \\'as cited for
Only fr111r of the 28 violators of violating the cross \\·alk n t 14th
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the traffic Ja\VS \\'ere from the street and \Vest Central a\'enuc.
harbor area. The others came fr om ~c,vport Beach. '
northern Orange, Los Angeles and Those given traffic tickets for
FrC'sno and Riverside counties. violatio11s of I h e muffler code
ThosP handed traffic citations \VCr€':
for violating the boulevard ordi-ANAHEll\.--1-Thcodore R . Bolte.
nance \\'ere: stoppc"d on Central avenue at 29th
COSTt\ l\lESA-Harold E. }'lass. street, Ne'''J>ort Beach.
stopped at 15th street and Santa ARLINGTON-Robert B. Ed-
Ana avenue. Newport Beach. mondson jr., stopped at Bay Front
L Q NG BEACH -Gladys E. and Palm avenue. Balboa.
Ste"·art. stopped at b1 ain street BEVERLY HILLS -J ohn A.
and East Central avenue. Balboa. F os. stopped at Cypress and Cen-
Confirmation services v.'cre held
at the Ebell Club, 515 \V. Central
Ave .. NC\\'port Beach . where the
congregation is holding its regular
services until the new chapel is
completed at 1027 Cliff Dr .. New-
port Heights.
LOS ANGELES -Jerry Glenn tral avenues, Balboa.
Barker . stopped at East Central BURBANK-Charles D. P erry, FaJr Que1t lon
avenue and l\.1ain street, Balboa. stopped at 1\1.ain street and East The famous artisfs like ness of
RIVERSIDE-Clarence R. Mc-Central, Balboa. ·the tycoon's "'ife \\'as not pleasing
k inley, stopped at Main street and CORONA DEL l\1AR-Flavius 1 to the '''ealthy one. R€'monstrat-
East Central avenue, Balboa and 0 . Burket. stopped near 1217 East ing \.vi.th the artist he complained :
George H. Puder, stopped at the Central avenue, Balboa. "\Vhy, you've got the homeliest
same intersection in Balboa. EL TORO -l\1ilto n H. Burns, "·oman I 've ever seen o n that can-
STNTA ANA -Al Fernandez, stopped at \Vashington street,lvas."
stopped a t Bay Front and Wash-Balboa. 1 I "l\.1ayl>C' so." calmly replied the
ington street. Balboa. FRESNO-Donald E . Richard-painter. "but if you w anted m e
Cited for ''iolating the pedcs-son, s topped at l\1ain street and to paint a JX>ach, "'hy did you
trian crosswalk ordinance '''as: East Central avenue, Balboa. bring me a lemon ?"
'•II I• 1•111 WJut t I ii I 11 lhl I '' If I •I <I I • I• 1':0 -. • ' ~ • !
GLENDALE-Charles E . Hod-' r ine and Park avenues, Balboa ges, stopped at Park and Sa pphire Island.
avenues, Balboa Island. WlLLOWBROOK -\Vilbur L.
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Door Hoods, Porch
& Patio Canopies
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hATS·O·'WOOD
AWNING CO.
?lll 8o. Pblladelpbla 8 t.
Anaheim Ph.. 5470
WILL N OT blow down-rip
-tade---sa.g and require re--
placing as do the old-fash-
ioned type of awnings.
THE IN1TlAL OOST 18
THE LA!!T OOST!
CALL NOW rw '""' -u.... ... plaee TOSI' ..... bd-tbe IMa't'T Bprtqaate.-~
Aho:' Quick Delivery r
OD Quality 4
Venetian Blinds
Wood • A.lwnlnum • St.eel
and Maintenance Avl!!ilable
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HARBOR MARINE SERVICE
Oiiers You :
1. Bottom and Topside Refinishing
2. Engine Repair and Servicing
S. Va.rnish Work and S""1' ~ftnlslilng
4. Accessory Installations .
5. Rigging
Estimates given without obligation
Avoid Expensive Repairs by Having
Constant Upk~p
' I Call us concerning our MONTHLY SERVICE I
Harbor Marine Service
Irv & Art Gronsky
21S4 Mirama,r Dr. Phone: Ba.rbor 181 5-R
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LAGUNA-Sanford l\f. H avens, McWhorter, stopped on Marine
stopped at Park and Marine ·ave-dvenue, Balboa Island .
nues. Balboa Island. ~iiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ LOS ANGELES -Clem J .•
~ Kempf, stopped at West Central ! and 29th street, Newport Beach;
~ Jim Robbins, stopped at Marine
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r-~--~ and Park avenuc-s. Balboa Island
~ and Robert J . Ruffner, stopped at ~ Adams str eet a nd East. Central
• avenue, Balboa. ! ~ NE\VPORT BEACH -Charles
~ Crawford, stopped on Bay Front
"! near 13th street, Newport Beach ' ~ end Robert Lee H e ndrix, stopped
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; street. haiboa Is land. ! ON'fARIO-Troy L. Kuttma n,
t stop{X'd at•Jlst street and \Vest
~ Central avenue, N e\\·port Beach .
~ RIVERSIDE-John L. Horen-
~ burg, stopped on East Centra l
! near Island avenae. Balboa. -.
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CARDS
~ will say what you want
to say the way you • '
. ~ SANTA ANA-John Richard
~ Gold, stopped on Ea s t Central -• • ~ •
avenue and Palm street, Balboa.
. . SAN BERNARDINO-Lindsey
C. l'lall, stopped 8t East Central
avenue and "E .. street, Balboa and
Ted A. Reh,vald jr .. stopped at
Eas t Central avenue and Palm
street. Balboa. Hall w a s also
charged "'ith speeding 40 miles a n
<? \Vant to say it !! ' -
I i Newport Souvenir ~
hour in a 25 zone. ii and Gift si,op ;_-
~ %102 Oce&ll Front ~ I !!
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WEST LOS ANGELES-Harry
.Albert F eltman, stopped at Ma-
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Ocean Front Cafe
French Fried Shrimp and Fish
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CATE AND DA VIS
HAllA ESCROW co~
(r-ponted)
CLAUDE HANNA, Mahager
Serving Newport Harbor
Costa Mesa District
Beacon 5835
1101 Newpari AftW OOIUA llD8&
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I • ;=I -,1 = = ~CHEVROLET / l ·--. pec1a
FOR TWO WEEKS
HERE IS WHAT WE DO! YOU GET ADJUST - Distributor Points, Timing,
Valve Tappets , Fan Belt and Generator.
CLEAN -Air Cleaner, Battery Terminals , and
Spark Plugs.
CHECK -Coil, Condenser, Distributor, Voltage
Control, Battery, Vacuum Control, Compres-
sion and Heal Control.
TIGHT.EN -Cy/inc/er Heac/, Manilolds, anc/ Hose
Connections.
REMOVE ONE .. WHEEL and checi braA-.e lining., and
adjust bnJ.es.
' LUBRICATE CAR to CheYrolet Specilica+ions.
$
Valve Grind
Overhaul Rocker Arm
System
Overhaul and Chemically
Clean Carburetor:,1_
- - - -and Tune-';Jp
Service Brake Adjus~ent
Complete Lubrication
ALL FOR ONLY
00
Prepare Your Cl• For Sprinl ~d Su~mer Drivin
BILL WILSON, Service Manager
Culbertson Chewolet Co., Inc.
Your Harbor Area Authorizecl CbeYrolet Deo,er
3001 West Central NEWPORT BEACH -513
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TUUDAY N Collf. .
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BAI.BOA
NOW OPEN FOR BUSlfi~S
7 A.M. Until Midnight
DELICIOUS FOODS
BREAKFAST -:· LUNCH DINNER
Hundttdo ot...,.. ._ -80Y• -hlo auodat .. In Ibo bulldln& Ori~, Nowport 'Beach, for •
eral new comrnerdaJ bulldlnpore ci.-t: foundation and tormlte "°"trol to
belns erected In Ibo Newport Har-Jamn E. McKee and Dorothy a bulldln1 at 430t Seubore Drive
bor &reL McKee filed plans for the COi\• to COit $580.
Many plana were filed wtth the •tructlon ot a one story dwelling F. W. Schlldmeyer, of 232 via
Newport Beach dty buildina: de-with a two car cara1e at ~ San Remo, Newport Beach, for aJ.
partment during the pUt months. Dahlia avenue, Corona del ·Mar, terations to dwelling to mat $5000.
March alone showed that up-to cost Sl0,000. A. E. Hill of 123 Pearl, Balboa
wards o! $800,000 wu being apent Hal Will Smith of 205 Marine Island, for an encloted porch to
for new structures and fbr add.I· avenue, Ba.Jboa 111.&nd, who will cost $350, and W. M. KincaJd of
Uons to present types of buildJnp. make an addition to his present 3008 Ocean Front, for addition of
DUring the past two weeks of building at a cost of $800. bath to C08t $450.
March the following penom filed Norman Davidson. 2591 Circle Martha S. Wilford ot 126 Agate.
plans Cor various types ot new con-Drive. Bayshore, for an addition Balboa Island, to build a glass en-
struction with the office of Chief to his dwelling to cost $800. closed porch on dwelling at 219
Building Inspector A. M. Nelson -Lois Velperg of 4309 Seashore Agate, to cost $400.
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TWICI !1 /•"''','If. c.,, •. The book
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A dtockint: nott , fut bn:omon,r; an
AmcricUI ClllSK. "f or !CITO! Ill n•rr•U•c.
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widi it."-S4l•r.J•1 Rrr1tw •I liu •.11a'•
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hao>e btto llUP•ml. chn:reJ ind •rren;:th
_.ct b1 Ks ~nwl. Or11r. $1.10-HOW 45c
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bollf'd l!lfRffJ Korr of 1 beautiful. f1 1ch
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& •ttketid tltfldtlTOU•.
0 11c. l~.00-NOW SI
328 U UGHING STOCK tJ1utl. •1 s ,,.
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C'fU}OM .. bo tnl<l)"l I fOl)d 111,11,!h
ONLY $1
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los TMI CAW Of THI HOWST -•To. Orio-.,._,.ow"
106 T* CA.SI Of' Tt.: M>lDDIG--·s ....... Orio-12.--MOW"
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._. ~ W WIJ"'ld ~ul'lds ind alftr·
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. ~•""" NtM••11•r, 1•1lhor of All ourrT 0!'-1 TH! .,[STll N Pll)ST. Th: h 1n~
rnJ m"~'nlf J.,vt 1111rr of a br11!.,nt, J,.
crcdued IUl,!:ffin and • ladr of rhe P1r11c1'l
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1n1t Book-of-lbt-Month Club. '"H:J bt'
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111 L'llflll••. The 1nc rtJoble c:crrtn·
cncc1 of livt men and a grrl •ho !fl 10
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'f"t"ll<ul11 1d,mrorc 11ory ... dul!.n,t 1n •U su•;<nw.·· N. Y. 7,.,,,. A 8oc:>k of 1ht
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g1e11 book about 1he .,.,, th11 ••ll
!1 .. c fore•tr~by Amer1c1"1 bc11 -lovtd <Orlt·
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•er rha:i anyonr eh t O•er L,,00,000 rnr M
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501 CllSCINT CAlNIVAL 67 f,,,,.,,,
P•'''"'"• K.•tr, author of Tll f
11\"EJ •o~o. The r1n1cnue lfnry of 1hrtt
ccneru 1on• of be11.111ful ~t"' Orlr1n, worn·
:n and of rhr ch1rm1nt, r hil1ndtl!r.g ITl(n
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Ori,i:. $5.00-NOW S1 .•9
315 GOD'S LlnLI ACll 61 E•1f •••
(1/Ju,I/. a.1iMr ol n:111•cco 1.oo.n
The much d1!(u!otJ nory of 1 Gro11o:11 den
r1rmrr 1nJ "" thrtt 1tOIJtt0us. un1nh1b1:rd (l.111,i:htrn. Hrrr "rhe tr.urc, unt1purl[1Ctd
hook 1h11 1hc Socorty for ihe Surprt••mn nf
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nand S!Mn"h 1n 10 ln..-.n1. ONLY S1
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to r/J. The •Dm~lt~e 11\d urubc1d.,"rd rd1rion oi the Ct nd1J nnwd Jbour f")Clf
wh1rn 11'1 Gt0rg11 from .,.hoch 1he f1f:).)u~.
!onic·run Bro1J•1y pl1y •••nude ... A ,:.-.!
m1n1 people .,.,a be 1hocktJ. l'iut 11 " 1
.iory o( force wd bcau1y "-·''· ~-. P JJt
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716 A ,ICTUll DICTIONA•'f FOi
CHILDllN it c,,.,,,,, W •II•" • .,J
S. A. Ca••l11. u, er 1.000.000 cho!dre:t hive
u11.1:h11her:.st lvrs ro •r~. 'l'alrr 10J u •rtl
mnre r1p1d ly with rht 11d of th•t unique M·k. Approved b1p11m11.1r1che11 1nJ l1·
tiru11M. 4.832 wouh. 1200 1ni.r1un"·r 1J.
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702 HOW TO I UILO CAllHS. LODGIS
AND IUN•ALOWS '' tht U 1ta•1 •I Po~lli-41 St11•£1, An 1nJispenu b!e book
!<Jr r"tr,ont •~o h1• CYrr Jre1mrd nl t-u1ld-
i11,1; h11 o•·n pl1ce in 1ht,counrrr. :oo d11-
g1um, pl1n1 and 1llu•1r 111on1, plui 1le11
•no.r1u1.uon1. 1ho•· you how ro build fo•
r~c11urr or protit. ONLY Sl .91
nn2 THI GOLD I N 10011!' OF !llLI l \J STO!l.lfS. 0.er 10\l of rhe bc11
h.-<J U :· ':"' r•. rot.f fnr tnllJcrn youn1
re;..::!•. •I I 1r.!'9rc1r ,,.;.,, ,J!u~<Jll•Of'll 1od
llo:t:u ot bl1,k-i nd ., he~ •
O•t1· •z:10--HOW Sl.2' • 534 THI I UIAIYAT OF OMA• ICHAT·
TAM. A m.1gn11icrn1 nr,.. ed11100 of
ooe ol chc Jrt1t '"""""°' ol world lo1n 1-ture. a q11111tdy 1i111l1Ullrd •eth full-c:olor
ptir111t1.gJ ind dn•tnp, by the norcJ Ptr-
111n an.ii S1rli:iJ K.atrhadour11n. P11n1n!
on .rtn111M rq: p•ptt. btu . .iuilllly bowid.
r•ice JttC 8\',• It 11·. fTtfTOllC ... ho IUYt:1
11nc book.• ,..,11 -nr to own and It•~ co_p1r1
oi chu boolc rn.oJCerpO«t. oNL'r S-J.tS
704 SOUn4UN COOllNG •1 M11. S.
It.. D•Jf. All the m:if"'-d>c: fried
dak kQ,, com bread. 1bort<1l:e. STttt po-
tato pic. ud 0tt1 • thoiutnd ocM~h•r h1•r IUdc the Souch funow for iu food .
Ta1td, lllustnttd and c117 ro foll<o ....
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109 SHADOW Oii TMI 111AIL '1 Z-c;,.,,, Oac al Z.0tr Grq'• -aciti.a& ... cstua ltillrift.-6lkd "Wit:lr. Ua-~ _ud -...an, with n ci111 honn ud blUiltf ~ •ory ol Wlllk-Hold.a.
tblt ~~ ~ triumm• ill ttw fa· mou 5;.ima BdJ pq.. Orie. •2-JIOW $1
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707 IOY'S -IO.X 00 1M-S TO MAD AM DO l7 tff ~~' '1f 1•~ $<;;,.,, A uas.ry ol f119 11111
~ for boTt ~ wida
..-. aids. "°""" 1ipClm. ............ pG· alet ud ....al 216 .. ,, 111 ba"f NI ••. 410 ..... __.. iliucnriom. Ol&T S1.4t
529 WCIDS: THI NfW DICT IOO/ •
A•T. A c•JrT\f!ttt lJ nf.,. doc.
tionary ... ncw!r •omp1lcd, newly
ilhuuated. nrwlr pr1n1,J. Not an
1bri~ ot 1dapt1tt0n. 0..u 70,000
tnU•H -1,000 1!1usrr111on1 -[1r4t.
nrwlr dni1ncd. u.ir-10-~ad lf?r. W11h NJNE SPEO AL PEATUU.S: I. Ccwn·
plcrcl)' cww, .implilicd wlf-proc1uncu-
ti011 11stem. l . A111horituivt •OC1bul1ry
buildtt. J. Glob1l handbook of "wn-
ti•I fO<rt:ip wnteDCH and phUKI. 4.
SC'ctttl.l'J • auldc. '· 24 pa1e1 of maps. 6. UWtt popul1ti011 i nd am 6'v.rn .
1, Sped•I -word tm:io11. I , Coa-ciw bitJ«r1phia:. 9. P111dc of Presi· •
dmtial c1nd1d1tct.
JUST f'UIUSH~LY 11
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fOUf[ht her "''1 up from !ht-wrons 11&-ol rbc: cracks to tht 1own'1 nw>it rcspcc11b!e
ttrttt:. "Lu!fY. gusty. and unerly fea rlrtt.
thil t!O'd 11 1hter dynarnile...._ fri,httn1n1 1rid bru1a1 :·-R•/tifh Ntwl·U•l••rr•.
Ong .• 2.71-NOW $1 .•9
S2s P.lft.DING'S N>l.LT •1 F•.111rti P•1lt1•1e ot ,,_-,,,,.A Vt•! nov~I b., .i
famous aurh<':M'. ~l1 r1n11e mean! d1lft1ent
thiaas 10 Vir1ini10 Fr1ncis f 1tldin1 1nd 10
his IOl>'tlr Vermont wife. Th" u the HOf'I
of tbtir 1e11ch for an u11der,iand1nJl et
e1ch orber'1 d1curu nf ha ppontu.
Orig I J--NOW S1 .49
71 1 OUTDOO• LIN ANTHOLOGT OF
FISHING AOYIHTu•n ,, 1bt Etl.1 ,,,, •I 0 •1J••• Lif,, Fro ni the 1:~.1rnr
1porn 11ont1 ol our 11mn. hctt att 46
fuhctman'1 clouict of rhfllhn11 1~ lilhin'
~ritntts 1n 1!1 crirner< of 1he e1rrh
Wroutn b7 pmmintnr frthermen, 1llu•
rr1rrJ •irh o•er 100 phoco11t1 1i'h~ '"" dr1•ing1. ONL T SI.ti
712 OUTDOOI LIN ANTHOLOGY OF
HUNTING ADVINTUllS i7 rb1
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hllllunc 1d¥c11nirtt "'nllcn by '' f1 mou• W!lftrt who hive u1ck~d 111 •arin tn of
6:Jmc duou&hour rhc wadd. Vi .. 1dlr illu1·
u ated ,..11h o"er 40 phorogr1ph1. •nd 311
dr1•1ng1 by ltad1n1 11"f'i1u. ONLT 11.tl
713 OUTDOOI Lin: CTCLO,IDIA.
One Gt 1hc bige11. mote complar
boolu for $J!On1mm tttr published ... 1
tibtar, of 1nfomu1111t1 on lith1n1, hu!!ti!l,I.
bo'11n,:. doti:•· guru, <"1mp1na and dozens of
ocher 1porron1 rub1er-u, 0..tt 2111 1llu1n1
tions, 3J6 pain. ONLY SI.ti
905 IN HIS SftPS fJ Ch•/11 /ti.. ShlJ·
"••-The romplne, 1u1horozrd ed1·
lion of dw lllOI( rc>Pulat book-with chc
atTpttOn of dlC' Bibl,......rhaf hat tttr bttn
wu11in. Om of rbt 01(Ht inl!umnal, iospita·
IIOnll boolra c•er publuhtd. Ovt.r 8 ,000,000
copi" told in 1hi1 courier,-I °"LY 'Sc
514 TKI YALLIT OJ DICISI°" •1
M .. ri• D•rt•Jlt't. Chft" ll00,000
ropin 111ld of this ~1fxmt 1ror, of 10
Amoerir111 familt in P1ruburgh, ind Ill i.tn-
111i&r111r h11h 11tl'1 1rea1. 1rlflts5 Iott for
the wealthy ion of 1 po ... erful r111ll·o•nin~
fun1lr. Orta. •3.oo--HOW 11 .tt
708 COMPl.ITI NOMI WOlkSHOP
CTCLOPIDIA !7 t!t Eil1t«1 •/
PeJ•'-Sr-ct . ThC' ~ble bool
fo r f"t'rfJ borne. 861 mlnrs '°ma.kt and da
..• 1,7)6 pbococnplu, dnwiap 1Dd d<1·
IJf&ll\I ••• ''6 pqe1 oa holudlold C'OG-'t'C'llitncel,and ttpa;n, bn1Wi,, plambint.
,111knin.i;, r1dio, and doln1J ol ochtt fUb-.
JKU, lha9 JOU how ro """' money al!Cf •re:uc: JOW" Wll by doftla ii JOW'WI f.
ONLTU.11
98 MANY 30 TO 60%'
OFF ORIGINAL PRICESj
-03 THI! Llnu MUSIC LlllU•T. / E•rry mut1C li11mcr -will tttuu.rc
tht•t indr1ren11blc inform11i•e h1ndboolc1
Je11gnc-d ro help JOU. en107 1 dn:-prr 1pptc
'•1!•011 ol 1reu music. Four (l:ftu \J1dr
l-oolu-bt1urifully boztd. lncl udn TH[
STORY OF A HVNDR.ED OPERAS---THf
l>TORY O f ONE HU?>.'DREO GREAT
COMPOSERS-THE STORY OF ORCHES·
TRAl MUSIC AND ITS TIP.IES-THF
STORY O P ONE HUNDRED SYP.f
PHONIC FAVORITES. A •Xlf:ldtr(ul 1uh
°"LY U COMl'UTI
530 LINCOLN: HIS LIN IN P'HOTO-
HAP'HS 6J St,f•• IA•••I. A brd. H1t1c b10,r1~1. in lr!Odtrn pu:turc jour·
01liun tn:hn1q\lt. 0-f a 1rc11 Amtncan. An
aau.zing ('Offl"••I g•Utt)' ol O¥tr 400 r1re
pi(tw-n of Lirac:oln-bi1 homa bi1 f11rndt.
hu c1b11ttt o!ittr•. b;s 1C"ner.1l1, bn pohu-c•I nwm1ti, intil!l.llt nota and pt"norn!
1ttttn-arid an 1btorb1n1t 1n:1. Sh<ltllJ be 1n
~ Aml:rican hnmr • ..-:hon] and library.
Or1,r;. 11.00-MOW Sl .H
STllllNG HI STO•ICAL NOYILS
IT F. YAN WTCll MASON
Each ('"''n1ll1 publi1hrd for •z.7,, DO•
only l t.S? t1ch M1gn1ticetic •d•enrure Honn •1th 1urhmt1e w• 1crion •bout the
Amercc1n rolon1tu . f oltrd wuh little
kno,..n. h \Cinu•n& nones of e1rlr AIIIC'll· c1n h1J1ory.
Sl 1 •tYl•S OF GLOIT-SrotJ of Amer·
K1't 6nr ilNirgl r IO nilt r"ie :ic11.
Orig. S:.7~-NOW Sl.J9
SI 2 STARS ON n41 SIA-How chc .1:1l-
l1nr <nlonuu direct dtf)' 1ht Briri1h
on 1he 1ot11 duririt 1he Re-YOl1.111on.
Or11. 11.7)-NOW S1 .J9
513 TH•ll HAUOURS-f.1 nconc h is.
roru 11 action 1n Korfollc, Bunku
Hill vid !ht 1lamnrous 11lt of S.-tmud•
Oti1. 12.7,-NOW $1 .Jf
THI POUi FAMOUS STOlllS
AIOUT HOIUTIO HOl:llllLOWD
IT C . S. FOl:llTU.
Tht1C fw 1 books form one of rhc rrn-
WI Uglis en modtm littn furt. Each 11 6:1led
w11h high 1d .. t11rurr. brt11ht1kina anion,
h1irbrndrh tM.ipti: ind rolorful romt.nce.
i!1ch ori,1:indl1 publithcd 11 •2.lo-Now
~'l $1.00 ach. E1eh grra1 book may be
ttt by inc11 ••th full ft!/. OJ!ntftt--<olfthC't 1bey 1111-kc 10 unforrnub c apttiC'ftcc:
302 llAT TO 9UAITtlS
Ong. sz.,<>--Now 11
303 SHI' OP. THI LINI
Ong. l2.5~0W $1
304 A.TING COLOUIS
Ort.,-. l l .»-NOW 11
305 COMMODO•I HO•Nll.OWll
Ouc. 12.,0--NOW St
SI 7 CASS TIMlllU.ANI !7 Si•rl•i..
'-""i1. Whir should 1 mari do •hen
he IUJp«ts hi1 wife 1rod his bnr fr rend?
Reid chis meal~ bt1tJcdler. 100 Book·of·
ibc·Mondi Oub stl«tion. Sirac:l11r Ltw11"
h1nk picwn' of Amtrinn mau11re. Ovtt
100,000 cop;,.s JOld.
On c. ll.7~W Ottl.T S1 .4t
S04 THI llDSIDI IS9UIU 1tl.itttl. '1
Ar•olJ G'"I"''· C>te1 708 P•att of dr•tn:iflg HOr1e1 ftom Elf•r<t , br wch f11110u1 wri1tr1 11 Ei-rint Hem1na.,.1y.
Thorne Smith. John Slein~k . I>. H.
La.,.ttn<'t, F. Scoic Fin,tr1ld. ThC'Odorc-
Drti1CT. Ben Hn:ht and dozem (If others.
Orig. $-3 .00-NOW St .ff
317 RANDOM HAIYIST ., /•••• Hil-
to•. 1urbor (If C.OOO·IYr. Ml. CHIN.
More rh1n 1 half million CDf'•CI al~1dy
told of tbi1 m>der IO¥e ltO l"J cl • war •ti:·
n-an Kr>ck&n "'1th arnneiia.
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309 COUNT•T LAW1'11 61 Btll•""1 !u 1,,J1,1. The nosul1ic ule of •
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the film of die ctncury. ··Gt1nd re1d1n~
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isolated M1i1tt wood1, •httc 1hc-y 111std
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Wlloon Holmes ot 613 Larkspur,
Corona del Mar, for a garage to
coot $6000.
John Murphy, 720 Second street,
Alhambra. for a garage to be buJlt
at 614 Jasmine, C.orona del, Mar,
to COii $1000 .
Art E . Hovey of 3871 East F ifth
Place, Los Angeles. for a garage
to be built a.t 1602 P acific Drive,
Corona del Mar, to cost $650.
Mik e Malanaphy of Box 9406
Laguna, for a frame store build-
ing to be erected at 1114 Coast 1 boulevard, C.orona del Mar, a t a /
cost or $2500.
Georgia L. Smith, or l S<C! <...""hero-I
kee street, Hollywood, to rebuild
house shattered by explosion on
Maberry'$ Shoe Repair
One Day Service
1881 Newport Ave. Costa Mesa, Calif.
Lot 1. Block 432, Clubhouse ave·/~!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111~!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111!11111~ nue, Newport Bf'ach, to cost $2800. ...: t
F red H. Bri'ckner 01 !Sth a nd H arry N. Taulber or Box 683, 1 with two caL garage a t J 13 Topaz Balboa Island, who will build a 3\'enue, Ba1boa Island to cost
Irvi ng. filed plans for one story, one story dwelling with attached ' $6000. ~
single family dv;eUing with garage Lo 56 B h Tr to be built at 2500 block or Circle garage, on t , ays ore act, Charles ipps of 600 Seaview . at a cost of $6500. Co d I M f th Drive Newport Beach at 8 cost ot avenue. na e ar. .or e
s9000' B. E. Stanley of 170 South Santa 1 construction of a two story frame
E. ·R. Stanley, 441 Goldenrod, Ana avenue, Pas~dena, fll.ed plans I and concret41 dwelling with garage
Corona del Mar. rilro a plan for for the construction or a five room 1 on Ocean b6ule.vard to cost $3(),.
the construction of a one. story ! frame and s~ucco house and gar-000. J
d\vclling and tY.'O car gar4ge to ' age, to be built at 204 35th street, David C. Qorson of 1107 Y.r North
be erected at 417 Mar~ueri ~. Co-I Newport Beach, at a cost of $6200. Bay Front, fyeW]Xlrt Beach for the
rona del Mar. to cost S9000.-*'nald Hummell of 52 South erection of a two story house with
Charles \V. Otey or 407 Short Potttola. Three Arch Bay, Laguna, attached gar age at 231 Via Nice
str.eet. Cor ona del ~1'ar, who will . file<! a plan r~r the erectio~ or a Lido lple, tp cost $15,000.
build a onc story house at 230 I on~ ~tory business and reside.nee Edwin L. Hoyt of 2016 Monte,
Smeltzer, at a cost or $7500. bu1ld1ng at 204 San Bernardino, Los Angeles! for the cons truction
Art L . Marks, 221 35th street. Newport Beach. to cost $5000. [or a sevE'n !room, two ba th, one
Ne"'])Ort Bf'ach. (ilcd plans for the K . P. Wallace, 1298 E street, story dwelling with three garages
constructisln of a tv.·o slory frame San Bernardino, filed a plan for ja t 1718 West Ocean Front. New~'
and stucro duplex with double the construction of a one story,/ port Beach to cost $12,500.
garage to cost $7000.. I s ingle family frame a nd stucco G . \V. Carrpenter of 357 Osgood
D. E. Ho\\"C' of l ft30 TY.•in Palms, d\velling to be built on Lot 25-27-! str ('(>t. Laguna Beach, fo r the con·
San :'.\1arino. filed plans for the Block A-35, Corona del Mar, at struction of a two story building
crec.tion or a one story. single I a cost of S5000. I with apartment on second floor
family, frame and stucco house to ) Solon Foster or 920 Coast high-a nd garages on ground floor at
be built 'at 2037 Seville, Nev.rport \,·ay. Nc,,·port Beach. who will 315 Marguerite, Corona del Mar
Beach, at a oos t of $6850. , build a one family, tv.'o story house to cost ~9000, .... "';...,,. .... .. -· : •
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PA.STS RELAY RAC~F1,-e tea~ o} eight Cub Scouts took part In this com~tl tlon which "'U-
fi:'l\'f'R on thr crounds of t he Ne"•port Beacb Grammar school. Runner dons a palrr of overslud panta,
runs the cour~ and the tea.m then has to get the pants off and on to the ntxt runner.
' Nc\lo'S·Tin1e1:1 photn b)' Kent Hit.chcock.
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SACK RELAY RACE -The Cqb Scouter In the ~k Is at the top of one of
t.hat put hl11 team out front In t~ contest on the !\'e"·port Beach school rrounds. I
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N'e ""·e-Tlmes phc..tit b)-Ken.t Kltchcock.
'The Home Owner's Friend' I
Rebuilding • Repairing • Building
Furniture • Cabinets e RJ:reening
It Is oar aim to a.id the home ol r and ·bJs
household by repairing or repladnr; iUlat thing
Uiat bas been Irritating him. We w~t to bell!
make the home a lllDOOUI working ~ livable
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Wins Applause
In Senior Play
Hunting Grunion Is Lots of Fun, ! M·s fed
1Cmrt1nued ''""' ,,.... 11 prediction. You wander bacl< to \ I QUO r
for a laugh when someone ates-the fire. put • mantunallow on sa· D .
Rue The7 Come 1n the fire someone yells "grun-In It in the dark. ~ itick, .and just u you stick it ys av1s
(C.ont1nued from Pace 1) You arrive at the party just In ion."
or Terry Randall carried an over-time to be appointed on the wood-That'• a signal for everyone to
size dose of lines without a break gathering committee, and since drop manhmallows, or whatever (Continued from Page One)
and Is commended on that score there are dozens of other com-else Is cooking, and start nmning state hu a weak case again.It the
a nd for her fine deliw.ry and inter-mittees operating from other in all differe nt dire<!'tlons. You girl
pretation. Her physical expres.-camps, competition is pretty keen. run down to the water's edge, and
During the Easter Week
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slon did not fare as well however. You decide tha t a beach party is the two people running· In front
As the boxing coach might 1ug-no place for a conscience to be of you suddenly stop and bend
gest, she Jed "too much with her a nyway, disregard it entirely, and over to catch a grunion, and you
shoulder." help yourself to a sizeable chunk abruptly fall over them as you
S he was supported by two lead-of some resident's board walk thus remember that you should have
ing men, one a Left Wing play-becoming a hero in the eyes or taken time to put on some old
r ight played by Fred Muon who your squealing companions. clothes. They won't m ind becau:re
left Broadway and "went Holly-The hunt then begins, and you they will be glowing with triumph
wood" under his own pressure, and walk up and down the beach play-as they hold up wriggling, shiny
a motion picture prodl!??r who Ing your light back and forth, little fish.
idolized the aspiring actress and I diving at everything that will No Llne to Hane Oa
finally won the girl. Bill Peyton nash, such as pieces of glan, Out of the corner or your eye
was In the role of the lucky man. mussel and clam shells, and other you see a fiash, you'll race to
Both of the young men had good brilliant debris, and you wonder the place where a little fish seems
speaking voices and a convincing without admiration who se ts the to be trying to stand on his head
ma nner. time for the grunion to appear, ln the sand, and just as you reach
J oy RoblaM>G Scores a nd how he does It, since he's al-down to pick h im up, a big wave
The ou tstanding performance of ready a half hour late with his \viii roll in at a level just two
the evening was checked In by inches higher than your pant.I
several or the supporting players vinclng In spite of this irritant. legs are rolled.
who stole m any a scene from the She looked the part and wore her You'll IOOn learn that you can't
principals. Banged, blonde Mar-clothes beautifully. be two places at once, and the
jorie Price gave an excellent por-The make-up department evi· grunion and tide wait for no man, I I 1111n11111•1•111i1n1J•'1Jl llllllllllll •lltll l!l !tl lfl lll J!I UI Ulllf llf ,ll llflll llflllllllll l!l lll llllll !JI UI Jll l•I•.' d t 11 pplled m·--ara and ey-
trayal of the lackadaisical gal en a Y 8 ....-.. ... -but before your pall ii tull of fish
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Interviewed earlier by three re-
porters from Los, Angeles news.
papers at his office in the New·
port Beach police station, Police
Chief Hodgkinson said:
"We were appalled by the dis-
trict attorney's statement that we
had a weak case against the girl
It ii juat as s trong and conclusive
against the girl as It is against
the boy."
When told later about the tele-
phone conversation between r rep-
resentative of The News-Times
and Diatrlct Attorney Davis today
In which the latter denied imply-
ing that the state's case was weak,
Hodgkinson 1 a I d , "Then why
doesn't he word it that way whn1
talking to Loe Angeles newspaper·
men?"
Mrs. Joe Patterson and daughter
Diane of Newport Island. wtth
Mrs. Pattenon's sister, Mrs. Marie
Stoty and small son Johnny, left
Saturda y for Chihuaha, Mexico,
where they will spend two weeks
with r elatives of Mrs. Story.
i whose dates never panned out s hadow with house-paint brushes you'll swear that you've never i and who enjoyed a barefoot ex-to some of the overanxious girls. h ad so much• fun In all your life.
e iste nce rather tha n the struggle Some of the grease-lidded ladle11 Eventually, you'll wring yourself ~ of It all. Her every speech drew were "blackeyed" before the final out, compare ycur catch, elect
~ laughter from the audience. She's curtain ring and darkness often R champion, and go home. You'll ! a girl to be watched. marred the spot wh ere rouge find that your conscience has
e Joy Robinson, who also drew should have been. beaten you home, put on some dry :,~ her share of laughs, showed ver-WDltrectlon owr the show ~ Kart 1 clothes, and ii waiting for you. I --------.--~~--I
satility in her varied emotions. es ennan as rnpon1il4'e or H e will point to the ahiny 1hina.-~ Little and Big Mary, the long and the smooth but fut pace ot the' mering green little creatures with ~ short of the p I a y figured by performance. Mr. Westerman took their big innocent eyes, and ask ! Mickey Lang and Mary Milling full advantage of an adult type of you if you'r e really hungry e nough I respectively, r eceived many a play and proved It successful with to eat anything so beautiful. If
i chuckle as they followed ea c h a youthful but talented and spirit-you are an experienced grunion t other about the stage exchanging ed cast. hunter, you will prepare them for
i their witty dialogue. The sets and costumes for the trench (Tying and invite him for
T-Shirts
Swim Trunks
Sanforized ~ The dramatic steal of the per· show added color and gaiety to the breakfast.
i formance went to Patti Gould in story. It ls this critic's opinion The next expected grunfon run ~ the role of a "good little girl gone that the set des~~er must have In on July 3rd at 8 :45 p.m., and ~ wrong." She took full advantag~ gott~n some or his ideas from the will continue the following three ~ of her entrances, exits, timing and Studio club in H ollywood, a board-nights. There will be others from ~ punch lines. ing hotel in the famous city for July 18 through the 21st August
• Tanya Seety as the Hollywood .. movie girls." There, stardom as-2 through t he 5th and A~gust 16
Spo. r Shirts
l ~ actress was a little too-too al-plra!1tl live "Stage Door" as a through the 19th.' If you wear a f Jn So/icJ Co/ors j fected in her characterization or reality. bathing suit, you're a siey. j • the movie celebrity but
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An even.lac of
Lauahs a Melody!
EddJe Albert -Faye Marlowe
Gall Patrick In
Tllo .tdtHtplltUnc comedy
"Rendezvous
With Annie"
Wed. & Tllun. April Z -S
GLENN MD.I.ER
AND IDS ORCHESTRA
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Loach of fun and IQJ"ltery
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PUBLIC NOTICE llUBIND8 0111DI: u Nl:WPOBT BALBOA Nl:W8-Tllllll1:8 ---"------HARBOR TUESDAY N_,,_, 11 ...... Callt. ~ O'. .~, Page 5
• !Conllnue<I nun -On•I aid. Sc<:ona uasa: Mclvln Smolly, appears in an action when he an--~ = ~ -
n\ins, wood work; Romain• Cor-merit ba<lilet In l&lety, woodwork, IW<?nl, demurs, or &Ives !be plain-Plumbing Service ElllPLODll:NT OFFEU:D • SALi: ~DI •
bin. merit """""'--in •thletJca, borne ropalrs, carpentry, Cement Utt written notice of hil appear· -I • -~ wh 1788 N-Blvd., a~-oon ~-FOR SALE-!-~Radio direction flnd-swtmrnl.n&. wood work; Richard work and Donald Wella. Second ance, or en an attorney cives -··..-.. oea-.........,.,...
Capacity Audience Sees Scouts
Morley, merit badges In personal Cluo. notice ot appearance for him." RE:PAIRING OUR SPECL\LTY -G 1 R L S -er practi Y new, oho moor1DC
(Continued tr., Pop 1) health, public health, home repalra, I van Hollard, Star, merit badi:eo CSec. 1014, C.C.P.) Clantractinc and Supplleo ll7tlc for 40' boalt. Phone Harbor26-201.
der or th• Overell glrl'1 pattnta art; Robert Hancock, merit badeeo in cookina, woodwork, carpentry, Answero or demurrers must be 26-4tp Get a Good Job • 2tc
Will Hear ..
Girl's Plea
Mr. and Mrs. Walter :t. Ovetti:L in penonal heal~ public health: metal work; Mun 1 on M.arcua, In writing, and tiled with the ~
late of F11ntrldge -bodies Robert McCracken, merit ba<lilet merit badges in cooklnl'., wood Clerk. FOR A RELIABLE Paint Job 00 With a Future WAS G MACHINES'
were discovered In •the hull< of !be In penona1 health, publlc health; work, metal work, home repalra F HURWITZ )JOUf home, call Beacon 53at l'W>ple are uoinc the ,.,_.._ U d • ha .
cabin cruiser, Mary E., which __ Jerry Lingo, merit baA-e In home and Bobble Norman, merit bar1eo Adt~. 26Utor Plaintiff af1er 4 :JO p.m. . IO-tit ·~---.--you on t ve one do 70ID --"" in al h al --..a West c.entraJ Ave. mare ™ e¥er'-wuhlng ai blown up in Balboa bay, aometime repalra; Jerry Meek, merit bars• person • th ~-home re-nue, Ntwport Beech California. I
before midnight or Mardi l~. In oooklng; Roland Taylor, merit pain. Telephone Harbor 14i-W Z 0 R I C So-there are more and -C1P' BILL'S 1 ASH-A-TERIA
In statementa Issued to police badee In home repairs. Troop 11 Pub.-March 18, 25, APrll 1, 8, portunl-for &lrla u
investigators after the blut, the Robert Nettles, merit badges in Bruce Baird, Second Cius; Don-15, 22, 29, May 6, 1947. DRY CLEANING , 475 Newpor Blvd., C..ta Meu
left the boat at 11 p.m. to iret Chambers merit badges In camp-Hatch, Second Clasa and Frank CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP PICKUP AND N E I7-tl•
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f /young couple stated that they had camping, cooking, electric; David ald Jacot:.en, Second C1ua, Allan In OUr Own Plant T E L E p H 0 Phone Beacon sno
some hamburgers for a midnlght ing, dvtcs: life saving, pathfind.lng, Henderson, Star. ~,!J"o°us8~si:~u UNDER A FIC-DELIVER 0 P E R A ·T 0 R 8
snack on the vessel. pioneering; Roger Gonion. Lift, Troop It Civil c-.... ...... Electric I and Fire .
o..e Aarle C'-'M merit badc<s in athletics, dvics; RobeJ't Patterson, Second Cluo, No. p.1712 BEA~7lllhl with the Eq~pment Tests
. In their testimony bef0tt !be Richard Morley, Star, merit bade• merit ba<lile in art; Joe Raamus-o:'"t,U:,,8t:.!'-IFORNIA. COUNTY Southern Cali!orrua' All Qualified Personnel
gr-and jury, the investigators stat-in first attl; Jack Woods, merit sen, Second Cua and Ed Ras. We hereby cert.Jty that we are -C-0-T-..o, ~A-Foam reftD&.
ed that ""8ttered evidence ind!-badges in fin! aid, life savinir. mussen, First Cius. l':.'i:" .... , ,.......,N """ ......... at 418\i· Lido Cleaners Telephone Company coa nxed lystem and ~-~·-
ted wlmmln . Dick m·-·-I .. •wport Beach. Cou.nt7 ot I CVl UUMm OIL thc\l the blut occurred at 5 &', .r~, mer t Oranp. State of Calltornl&. u co-486 Newport mvd.. now avall&tlle.
11:46 p.m. badget in cooking, life savlng; Scotch tape, vark.,,. t1zes. on ~j\e.n under a rtcUtl•ua a am•. 78-tfc The rate at pay la sood--ctart at ETS H~ & GALVAN
Attorney Otto A. Jacobs of Jack Turley, merit W..dgea in life &ale at the Newa--1\D.• "Ho'n·s HARBOR ENGRAVING ·, SIO trr a 5 day week. In mmt 1000 O..t Hl&bway
Santa Ana, counse~ tor Miss Over-sRalavlnphg.0 ~ubllcerihealbathd, swimming; ' co.:;~~' certify that ,.. .,. Iba COOPERATIVE _.
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cammmltles. Ph. Beacon 54117 91-tle
ell, reiterated again Monday that n.c"&, m t ges ln ovics, p N ml• ownerw ud proprietorw of Mid ROO
he would ask for dismissal of the life saving, swimming. UBLIC OTICE ~ra~!, .. 0.; .. <>ur name11, 1tn1 tu11 Uld place . FING CO. 1DC1'NW are frequent ..,..._ m WANTED ~ BUY m
murder charge aga.lnat his client o..n1 or, merit badges ln NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL Wl:NDltLL v . !!OTT. su Hello-N d Re . a.uw\. two )'Mn alcme. and UY-office desk, Rich-~ Tay! ·-..... ce a.re u 0 o-.: the •~ WANT TO ~
OD the ground that a tranacrlpt of life saving, swimmlng; Jimmy -Y'°~Q~~ud•kllar, c..!lfom.IL LOIS _eW aD P&lJ" many lllOl'e aft.er tlaat. about 30 X 52. Good condition.
the testimony before the ind.le~ Kimbrough, merit badges ln llle Nr:no;r:;~etS&ro~a1R!lllo.,TofG8ectIVENlon pur-Ka.INr, Cau'tomta.. eltotrope, Corona del Ph n-Can be typfwriter desk. Phone
i . . -·mm1 Robe McCI .. .... WITNESS WHE-oo-ha ~ Elondene ~A!'...con ~~~RM w_,.ar11: la In -·----i ---, Harbor 13. I ~tic ng grand jury failed to link her saving, •-• .. ng; .rt el-of the etnl ode of the State of C..U-hereunto •t ou r band;'°~ i'e Ye '-'JI~ ""' \.A.19... ~ -•-. _,. wtth her ......,...,,nts dee.•'--land, Star, merit badge ln swim-rornla. that J. 8. llITCHELL Vendor, of January, 1147. 6t.b d&7 ., en. ~wcrken and CIDllll4 _........ u-. of 620 wut 2nd at.real. Santa .A.Ila. WE ~tic erate, f>el..A·f _ __,,_ W ANTED-0 d electric retrtgera-
Meanwhile one angle of the mJng; Robert Hancock, mer t t Call.fomta Intend• to Mii to IU.R-LOINDS 1ELL80VYT. HOYT ,.... .... ·~ ... _ tor. Phone n~acon •M•w.
t cl b d ! f" t id EJ ood n... GA.REI' II. WORRALL Vendee, of 1215 · vc ~ mys ery was eared up Monday 8 ge n 1rs a ; w ~ Wllaon s treet. Art•ta.. CalJfomI&. &11 PLUMBING Inquire If more tnformadoa .. tt. ~tf
when Coroner Earl W. Abbey re-pontee, merit badge in public that certain peraonaZ property eon.mt-oF~~'6~IFORN1A. COUNTY ibud er allPl7 :-::===--=+-----::..=:<
ported that the toxolog:tcal ex-health, insect life; Raymond Lou· ~fltu:.~Jlp~nt'' o~'"o:k c ';a r :':rD On the 18th d&3 of .ran\l&l'7 In the AMON WEST LOWEST Prfices, new and used
amination of the stomach and par-vier, merit badge ln bird study. Buut{J Sb~ buainee. known ... FRAN-f~y.::.nth~~ n~a• bun:.i"'J4 &nd furniture. ~ e e Neeale'•s 2204
tions of the liver of the deceased RaJph Rea, Lite. merit-badges ~~~~<?!"·tb1:'::~0r~ pearedWENDELLv':H~and"Wfa Repahiq and R.emodeUnc Southern Calif,._.; Newport B~vd, Costa Mesa.
Overells disclosed no traces of in athletics, pioneering, reading; ,..._, CallfornJa. and that lbe puro. :O~O~n~o be to ~ th• .PU-Sink Stoppap and Etc. va ....... & Will pay toP,1 for your furniture.
po,__ I in b F k De t ~--d Cl cb.ue prtce thereof will be pa.Id at Iba t are llU.,...rtbed to Telephon Co Beacon AAtt _.ti ~n or s eep g ta lets. ran pon ee, ~n .... a·oo o'dock pm. O• ... Uth .. or o-:c""' tnotnunent ... .... Phone Harbor 289-... e mpaiay --r -c
Police investigators had stated merit bad,gr in home repalrs; El-Af. rU, 1947. al Norwalk Brancb. ~ :::ii=.. Ced to me that they U8C'Ut4MI • W~ll C h
earlier that they had found a num-wood Depontee, merit badge ln ~or!:lt"~u~·:tioiD .1.n~:1e;ttb.f.! WlTNEt16 my hand &nd the H&l ot Home Addrem D 29th St. 100 E. !IQ' Aw.. .... l ay as
ber of empty slttping tablet cal>' pioneering. reading; Raymond ot caufOmta.. · T~7.oftlce W. 11th day or JanU&17, 8-tfc 514.\ii No. Kata St.. S...ta Am For your ture or what haw
sules in Gollum's car, Louvier, merit badge in athletics, Dated ll&rCb 29. 1947. (SEAL) .. caD (]dl!f Opara• •)'OU. Phone ileacoa :i656. . -~-J . .r. B. MITCHELL GERALD w RITCHIE PEB80NAL 14 1-tfio c 1 ' p1on=ma: erry Meek, mer It Vondor Now,. Public In .... I th raw ey Furniture Co.
WELCOME HOME!
!f..,.e ...... hi& •1 ~ LIDOION .__ ......... ...
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badge in pioneering; Richard Mor· MARGA~/011R wor.r.•T" County or Ora.nee, e.:f. 0~ SWIMMING In 3 Jesons Write for 1812 N I I eri badg in cooki . GI ~I • ~ C&lltom.IL appointment. Would like to buy ewport mvd., Colta MM& ey, m t e ng, ea-V•ndee. Pu.b.-llarch 11 ll!I •E Ap~I 1 1,.7 s•• • -•a~• ·-~us 90 ~tf ves Lowe, Second Class; Robert Pub.-Aprtl 1. 1H7. · · .... ~· · · working share 1n comrnerdal or ~ Da&OV~r..v ~ C
Hancock, Ute, merit badge ln CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS C~ATIFICATE OF BUSINESS passenger fishing boat. David F OR SALE -Mahogany daven· FURNITORE jl'OB SALE II
athl.ti-·. Charles Depontee, ~-t FICTITIOV_• FIRM NAM~ FICTITIOu_s FIAM NAME Right 449 E Se id L t. I h ' ....., "'Lr9 , • as e, on g por • arge w 1te--le"ather rocker, FOR SALE-Royal vacuum clean-
Class. THE ~'DERSIGNED do hereby THE UNDERSIGNED dou M"b7 Beach. 25-4tc 1 'it: dozen heavy glass tumblers, er an.t. harld vacuum cleaner Sp•~IAL •w ..... .-.a certify I.hat they a.re co nductln&' a certify that be I• conducttq a RM.I 1 u d h be ~ -1 · .,....,.. n -.uo Yacht Retl&.lr A KaJnteD&DC• bustneu E.tate buslneu at 601 Eut Centn.J TRANSPORTATION II n ozen S. er ts; gas fireplace $65.00. PhOnf Harbor 757. 26-2tc Troop a • at 2l30 WMt Cen tral A•• .. N•wpon Annue, Ba1boa.. City ot Newport logs; 6 painted dinette chain .::;o:o=--.,,.,..,-::-+.::-.,.,--:---'-'=
ood I Be&cb. Caitromla, under the fictitious Beach. County ot Oranp, State or with cushions·, 6 pa1·-sh-8 ;.,.,. FOR SALE _J BraJded rag ~•~. Elw Depontee, Char et De-firm name ot HARBOR M.A.RINE SER· C&llfomla. under th• fictitious nnn · '" "'"""' u.o:; .-:-1 • _ ... pontee, Robert Hancock, Robert VICE and that .... """ la comp.-d name o~ COAST PROPERTIES co 50 BICYCLES 50 6A; 1 pair riding boots size 6, sm all, mediilrn, and large. Har-M~ k Richard M bl n -of lhe Collowtnc penons. wh090 namu Md lhat said flnn LI compoeed of tbti other hou••hold i'tems. 3605 , bzor 7~M. 25-lt.c
\."-'1&C en, 0 ey, ~ and addreues are u rollowa, to-wit : tollowlng persona. whoae name• and $12 50 Up -land Taylor, Robert McClelland, A.RTHUR E. GRONSKY, 2134 lllra-f.ddrea:.H' are u folio••· to •It: ' Lake Ave., N.ewpo,rt Beach. EIGHT PIECJ mahogany Duncan
F k De t Richard T I mar Dr .. Balbo&. ROBERT KILLEF!:R, 17C. Ocean Sell E ch f ~2tp Phyf din! ran pon ee, ay or IRVING r. GRONSKY. 2134 M.ln.· Soul"&rd. Newport Beach CallfornlL or x ange or Anything -'V-e . w set; mahogany
NOW STARTING
''PORTABLE SEASON''
PHILCO .. ... . ... .... . . ...... $6280
ADMIRAL ···-··-··-· $6795
GENERAL ELECTRIC . $10445
HOFFMAN ... -·················$5895
JEFFERSON TRAVIS . _ $6000
Batteries for All Makes
Open Evenings Entire Week
APPLIANCE AND RADIO SPECIALISTS
'·~nu• HENBY W. BllAINEBD
,. BALBOA, ISLAND
Barbor 780
Corona del Mar
I Will C9nnect Sewer Lines
Per. Ft~2.25 Up
and Jack Turley. mar Dr .. BAiboa. WITNESS by hand this' 5th day or ~ter ~~ x .~-~ and t WITN~ .... _ .. th! ,, .. d M b 1947 D . FOR SALE-10 ft. r•t -1'gged __ ,,_ ........ u.::u, ya.u•e-ma -Don Mefford, Dale Holling-ou r ....... • ... ay arc . . avis Trad1"ng Post --, I IJa..l.I tr ~-with of ll&rCh . 1947. ROBBRT KILLEFER . . boat, new sails·, 1940 Ford d..__ ess; w -esse separate mlr-
wo•th, Frank Taurtweln, Gleaves ARTHUR E. GRONSKY ~ --ro•· high o en ra g Re • mVING I GRONSKT ST OF CAL~RN 1645 N Bl d luxe sedan. Phone Ha - b 0... • • n e. ason-
Lowe, Raymond LouVJ'er, T .. _.. · • .. Lr.., IA. COUNTY ewport v · Costa Meta • • bl TIS P· · Co _., STATE OF CALIFORNIA cu t t OF NGE-u • 2123-j. ~2tp a e. " DS<tta. rona de!
Wood, Harold Hesterly, Jimmy Oranc...-... -' 0 n Y 0 ON HlS 5th day of March A. o.. . 15-tf -------------'--'-! Mar. ~ltp
Kimbrough, Je......., Lingo, Romain ON THIS 14th day or llarcb. A.D .. lfMJ, before me TOM W. HENDERSON BZAUT'f' AIDS I SWING SAW ••J 1947 before me NORA s llARG-a ot.ary Public In and for aaJd County l and 11h h.p. Gen-FOR SALE-, Beautiful Navajo
Corbin and Jimmy Landa1e. WARTH. a Not.Uy Public in and for and State. resldlnc therein duly com-MACHINE and MACHINELESS . eral electric motor used only u all
H C McCo kh·u Le w--~-aald County &l)d State, r,no~I ap-mluloned t..nd aw orn, penon&lly aP-711 rugs sizes. Just been cleaned. . . r 1 • roy uuu:t, peared ARTHUR -G 0" .... pea.red ROBERT KILLEFER, known -p w hour since new $175 Call Bea R 'ch ·--.J cht ch Richard Dodd, Jerry Meek and ffiVING I GRONSiCT ~.;,"n to me to me to be the per90n whoee name ermanent 8Ve8 con 5545 or at 3411 Firuey~V, ~ 1 arUDUn y;.a an orage. Ph.
D Ch be lo be the. per90na who.. namu .,.e ls aubacrtbed to the wltbla lru!trument. Tin Harbor 369. J 25-tfc avid am rs. Nbacrtbed to the within Initrum!at. and acknowledged to me that be ex· ting and Man1aaing after 5 p.m. ' Ralph Rea, Charles Zimmerly, and acknowledged to me that Ibey ecuted tbe aarne. Even.in& Appt. Ph. Harben-179-W ~R SALE ClfEAP-lce box $10:
H Lo J H Do executed the ADie. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I han V" B ~h 1 H.P . 3 phase elec-:c moto· •••. iron bed (double) a ,n d sp-m· ~ arry we, ames anson, n IN WITNESS WHEREOF r haft hereunto Ml my hand and afflzed my 1 s eau OJ) I,..& I A ~ • e-
Baylis, Jim Roberts, Lyle Hilmer-hereunto at my hand and aiflxed my official ae&I the day and year In this llOJ Coast Hlway, na del Mar Nott Electric. 28'21 W . Central $3.00: iron ~ (% size) and
son, Bert Fr1'dley and Harlow official .eal the d•Y and year In thla cesrtltlcate flrat above written. Ave.. Newport Beach. Phone sprin<K' $2. dining room table certlrlcate flrwt above written. < EAL> TOM W 75--tfc · &" R ichardson. NO RA s MARGWARTH . HENDERSON Harbor 258. 23.tfc $5.00. Call 'Vednesday at 3608
Bob Davey' Second Cl•••.. Don Notary Publle In and for said Notary Public In and for Mid LOST AND FOUND H Coast blvd Ne~rt Beach. ~ County and State. Cou nty and ~t•. CONCRETE BUILDING ., ~,......
Nattrass, Second Class·, Bob Bon-<SEAL) llly Comml.ulon ezplres llarcb 1. LOST U t. I I le 26-ltp Pu 1949) -pper par 1a P a some-and Cesspool Tile and Brick
son, Second Class; Bob Eggert, b.-Mur:h 18· 25 : April 1· 8· l!M7. Pub . ..:....M.arch 11, 18. 25 Aprtl 1, 1947. where in the vicinity of 8th and PATIO WAL.Ls LAID EIGHT PIEct mahogany Duncan
S{'C()nd aass: David Snowden, NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR MEM-' Bush in Santa Ana and New-Phyfe dining set;mahogany -i.
Second Class and Ted Polman, g~RT~~ THE GOVERNING BOARD ---... -... ,.,___. • ,,,_ port Beach. Reward. Call Har· WALTER L. KLINE er bed, box springs and ;;t-
Fint Class. me rit badge in art. N•wport &each Elementary School BUSINESS GUIDE 10 bor 1865. ~ltc CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. tress ; dresse with separate rnir-
Robert Hill, Second Class; Don-DI-stric t 15 h 'gh CARPENTE_ RING -Remodeling, EMPLOYMENT WANTED !8 50 Newport Road. Costa Mesa ror; I ov n range. 716 Poin-
ald Williams, Second Class: Doug-r-;oTICE la hereby given to the alterations and r e .... "i-. Free es· =,;.:..-=.:.::=~:.....;.:.:::::.:==---= Phone Beacon 5256 26-tfc setta, Coron del Mar. 25-ltp
las Boyvey, First Class, m erit electors or the Newport Beach Ele-va.u" WORK WANTED-Ironing in my ======--------
badges in swimming, woodwork, C~~~~:7 c~rr~~iar:>'•:~~~t tg~ ~~i!! timate. Beacon 5082-J. 24-4tc home. Plain. or fancy. 530 San UPHOLSTERING -FurnJture iJ1 FOR SALE-5 Jx 9 domestic Orien-
handicra!t. canoeing, rowing ; Roy Elecllon for membe ni of the Board of FURNITURE RE-STYLED-Cov. Bernardino Ave., N e wport our business. Old ·styles ma.de tal rug; 6 fikured width and a
'"" ins, int ass ; age, rnentary School Dletrict wiii""be held er Wlth a choice of Tapestry, eights. 26-tfc to modern designs. Choice ot w , · ar-\"alk' F" Cl Lee p Trustees of the ?-O'e•port •---h Ele· ed · H · in half •-aperle!' floor length H
Second Class: Don Baumba, Sec-on the third Friday of May. vis, May Broacatelle, and Velours. Mod-WORK WANTED-Light house-fabrics. 522 Main St., Hunting-bor 31 6-M. _ 26-ltp
ond Class and Tommy Perkins, 18it 1'!ii1 be neceaaary to elect one em Upholstery Shop, 522 Main work $l.OO hour, also child care. ton Beach. Phone 1864. 22-tfc F OR SALE-~ectric•refrigerator.
Second Cass. meThmber. II St., Huntington Beach. Ph: 1864. 1081L 24th St., Newport Beach. FOR S" r on •n Krag ri!le, 30 Phone Harhni-2585-M. 25-ltc Don Holt, Second Class; Jack e po Inc plue for uld electors n ~ ""I of t he Newport Bea.ch Elementary --::--,..--------=22:.·:.tl::c Harbor 230. 26-2tc cal. Luger and 32 cal. Colt _ FOR SALE$ washing ma-Woodhull. F irst Class; Donald School District will be at I.he Cance
P •--d Cl J Al Newport Beach Eleme nt.&ry School tD Landscape Gardeni'ng WANTED _ Work on Saturday Frontier, also tent'and sleeping chine, 50 or cycle; oak table oague, ~ ..... vn ass; ames -the Newport Beacb El.,.J:roentary School b FI t b kin 30 50 4 exander, Second Class; Don Maw-Dlatrtct. and Garden Maintenance and Sunday on commercial or ag. a ase roe g chair, x ; ne ch~: 3 small
S d Cl d Carl S The polla will be open between the sport ft'sher. Phone Anaheim magazine table, table lamp, stair rugs; single bed and mattress, son. econ ass an v.•an-houra of 7 :00 o'clock A.M .. ••d 7·.oo We serve Cor ona de! Mar, Costa G E 3 al
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-3051. ~ •tc runner, . . sun lamp and elec. sm I lamps. Harbor 1017-J.
son. Second ass. o'clock P.M. Mesa L"d I I B Iboa Isl d •~ f G Tr 15 The offlcera appointed to conduct • 1 o s e, a an , an. as water heater 20 gal 26-ltc
oop Lhe election In Lhe abo,·e·n&med New-Newport and Balboa. POSTnON WANTED -House· gas range and gas wall heater.
Bobby Norman, Star. m er It ~'; Beach Elementary School Dl1trtet Trimm.in" -Fertilizing· keeper by capable woman far 225 Jasmine, Corona del Mar. FOR SA' ro Ib. ice box, ex-
badges in life saving, pathfinding, MRS. EMlLY MC GA VARN . Inapector ,., couple or mother 's helper. Full cellent cond.Jtlon. May be seen
\\'ood work, public health, swim-MRS. LILLI.AN GAN T. Judge Call or Write Box "J" or part time live in. Harborl----,,.-...,..-,~----:.25-=-:J:.:!:tp March 30th t kpril 7, 122 Ruby
ming, metal wo•k: Quarry Ron· MRSd. ANNA c. BODMAN. Judgo. NEWS· TIMES 1973-M. 26-2tp Steel K1'tchens St .. _Balboa . land. . 25-5tp A escrlptlon ot the boundartea of 2 ~~~ ~7eln~t{;:irdbe~~~.ttached beret.o __________ _:;::.6-:_9:.tp::: YOUNG WOMAN with secretarial GLASS ENCLOSURES WALNUT dl ble bed goo d
Radio Service
Beacon 5263-W
I. K. BROWN COMPANY
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<SIGNED) F S experience desires position in SHOWER DOO~ springs, bea ty rest mattress.
T . WESTO'¢,.,'.~i-.. ..,, or peedy Floor Service neighborhood. Write Box ''R" Southern Counties Excellent co dltion. Blue che-
March ts. 1947 Layi S d & c(o News-Times. 25-2tp Supply Co. -nille sprea d included $50. 311 Pub.-M1.n:h 25. April t and 8. 1947. ng, an ing Finishing Ph Marigold Av r Corona del Mar.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF C A L L MIDDLE AGED Lady des Ires one 5585 Laguna Beach 26-2tc
TR:r: STATE OF CALIFOB-housekeeping position 1n home 548 For est Ave. 26-ltc ;::;-;;:;===:-::~=-=-~_:::::=::
ART'S FLOOR SERVICE with or without chu•-en. Call REFRIGERATION FURNITURE !\OR SALE-Beau.
Harbor 152--J Riverside 8716-J-1 or write Rt. e • e new, $45. Solid NIA IN AND FOR THE COUN-~ tiful buff t ~k
TY OF ORANGE 22-lOtc 2, Box 301, Riverside. 2S-4tp Dome9tlo--0•1111tedaJ. oak d ining ble, $18. 315 Gol-
t. No. 47801 RADIOS denrod Ave., orona del Mar. UJlllEY ~ REFRIGERnTIOR FORMED Wlndohlelds It Hald WILLING Young vet wanta work. 5a1eo " 5erv1ee f 24-2tp SUMMONS Coven made to order Also Pin: What have you? Mr. George, Nr--r<
ERv1rE roOIP"RY -l&lw " Lucita s11eet. for ~ Beacon 5342. 25-2tc ewpirt Electric Appl!•-FOR SALE-N ' w apartment size IT LI Lt H N W ld 2305 Cout Blvd-Harber 2111 gas range wi h oven regulator
Salee _ Eaa'laeerhlC _ 8wt'lee Action brought in the Superior u-or Products ComPllll:1, WANTED-Hand ironing 1n my l-t6 and pilot . 61 C.oast highway.
9%0 Cout Blvd.. Corona del lbr Court of the County of Orange, 303 Third St., Hun~ Beach home. 1802 Magnolia, Costa -----------....:..=
P1toae Harbor !'73' and Complaint fUed in the Office Phone Hunttneton Beach 178 Mesa. 23-4tc Fire Plao-and .KJndJJac 23-tfc
PHONE HARBOR
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Nie•& 1-Ula or the Clerk of the Superior Court 11().tlc ll!:llPLODlm!T OFFl:KED zt W 0 0 D A G 0 0 D ] UY -=imm~-~----· i of s.aid County. CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK Dollv°"" . IS A ~SE BUY • RICHARD C. DE FIR, Plaintiff, Grading, excavating. Gmtral WOMAN as part time typist for H. W. WRIGHT Let Us HelP. You Be Wiae
vs. MINA DEFIR. Defendant. tillage. R. L. Harmon. Phoae few hours, 5 days a week:. CUJ. Ph. Beacon 5666 HARBOR rPRNITURE
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Santa Ana S09o-J. 9-tlo bertson Olmolet, Newport 1'18' Newport Bfvd. ~ti
OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET-Beach . 26-2tc ==--::.._-----"'-"-' l962 Harbor Bii cl. C..ta Meu Phillip DiCarlo 2624 Newport Blvd. LIDO 18LE IN~l'°hE FIR, Defendant. C~i8~~nd F~AIN GIRLS-Experienced ~ ~:i=: BOATS, SUPPrJIEIJ 4-tlllo
You are directed to appear in an ,..~ered but not required. Mela male. Renovation It reflnlahln& ~
action brought qalnst yoo by the Inotalled Anywhere in Malt. 1770 Newport Blvd. Bea· So. Cout Venetian BllDd Co. FOR SALE-er Dhow llalllng
above named plaintiff in !be Su-0ranp County con 5224-J. 26tlc Weot 18th and Newpirt &ve., dinghy. Two ontha old. Call
perlor Court or !be State or Call-WANTED-Woodwue decorator, ~Keo&. Pb: Beac:m 57113-W. between 5 an!I 6 p.m., 226 Via
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Lots in Restricted Area; Choice of
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fornla. In and for !be County ct Contract DrllJJna piece work. Sturdltoys, 2069 18-tl• Lido Nord. Phbne Harbor 1194-J.
Oranse. and to answer !be com-· S.--CGrmect1cn Harbor blvd., C..ta Mesa. Phone f 24-tlc
plaint therein within tA!ll days (All Warli: Guorantee<ll Beacon 5433. -26-ltc Order your FOR SALE-N : ,,._ nm, ZI
after the service on you ol tbla Fun Imurm CUrlod WANTED-YOW!lt women ~ S E RV EL H.P. Johnson !board In pack-
swnmom, It aerwd within the ......., 20 and 35 for ll&bt manu-Ing case withit= of tools and
County or 0ranp, or wtlhln tb1rt7 J. it McCORMICK ractur1ng work. Call in penon Gas Refrigerator spare part&. 1toa•1 'Marine
days It aerwd elawbene, and -NO Vlct«la St. a.ta -be......, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. N Q W _ at Salvage, NOWJ!t>rt Beach. 26-2tp
are notified that un1ea YoU ao Beam., lK9-J Nannco, Inc. 600 Victoria. c..ta FO '
appear and .......,. u above ~ •tte Meu. 25-2tc V 0 G E L , S R SALE ~~or=~"'! .:::: _________ .....:.:.. -= WANTED -Woman for wuhlns 100 Kain Street Barbar le 40 ~ :.P . <?·M· .!~ =
qes demanded In the Ompl•lnt, R 0 0 F 8 and -•orlc One or men 15-tl Juo u arlalnc upon contract. or will days a -. SLOO per hour. 1n-I------------t inltalled. Ice box capodty,
appty to the ewrt ror Ul7 o~ W. J. BENBOW quJre even1np, Harbor 754-W. Plenty of Good Tires ~ ton. ~ .!'8:.~,!'°"-42.1~
relief dema-1n the ____....... Ho• s. Bay Front, Balboa r.i-All s•--'-orro ...,. ...w-..-~~
GI--my hand~ Phone Harbor 1012 J and. ~ltp -UAOD ~ collect 4131. ' 26-tlo
of the SUperlar Cuurt of the Coan-D-4fe ( We TUe the DENT
ty ct °'-• Stale ct Callfttnda, CARPENTERS le PAINTERS Out ct ·-ENT
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FOR ·SAIE-Slo_... Id"-. !!01 -Re-1 !lnpla<e, 2 car 101'· Tustin ove In Ccota Meso.
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SPa:J1AL A.NNOtJN«IC•CNfi a Phone or write owntt----'2 Plaza 210 Topaz Balboa Island
Sq., Oranp. Phone 73. :U-Stc 26-ltp
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K E y s FOR SALE--Oppartunl to buy •
KMo Wldle 'l'oa Walt 2-aae ranch with barn one! f\ll'-Water Front Home VOCDL'B FOR SALE ,-Two good surf lOO Kola Ill-, -nlahed boule. Equipped with WW COMPLETELY FURNISHED
boards $50. 7308 W. Ocean ..,u. deMrnlnl one! boot trimmlnl ma-
Fl'ont, Newport Beach. 26-2tp -------------<' cblne. InduatrloUI man can earn 2 BR. -2 STORY • FIREPL.t.C!: FOB BENT U SW per day with equipment be-Pier and Flo.t In
FOR SALE-New 1946 Cris Craft -----,---,.---..,---,,....--aides Income on property. Stock-$18,500
'Z1 ft. eXJ>n!SS cabin c:ruiler. No AY AILABLE -3 upotaln front ed with clllcke111, pie and caw.
hours on engine. Private owner. ofices. _'The Bohman Co., 901 See E E s•--u mil t Cout highw N ~t Beach • -~ ·~. ~ • wes Phone Harbor 888-J. 26-3tp ay, e .. ~-· ot Bristol on Edlnler In Santa
Beacon 5431. 25-21.c Ana. 16-Uc
Maskey 8411 W. Central
PHONE HARBOR 402
17tfc F OR SALE-Flattle class sailboat,
..ew sails. Will consider offer.
122 Sapphire, Balboa Island. Ph.
Harbor 1013. 26-ltp
MEDICAL BLDG. for leue; 22
rooms for 5 or 6 doctors. Medi-WILL TRADE-Lou on Udo Isle 1------------
abo lota on Peninlula on pur-cal pJumbing: elect. for X·ray; chue of 2 or 3 ~ hou.e
steam heat; paved parking. Pop.
BEAUTIFUL KAYACK ulation 14,350 or 75,000 In sum-1:'01Harbordlatrlct.Phone~~
REAL PLEASURE BOAT mer. Courtesy brokers. See at ------------
Mahogany throughout including 2073 Newport Blvd Owner 138
enclosed cockpit and paddle. Ph. Topaz, Balboa Island. 26-2•.p
FUiierton 1439-W. 25-31.c WANTED TO BENT 41
Sixty seven foot scrhooner in fine Newport Policeman and wife des·
condition a steal at $12,000. perately need of small furnished
Write P .O. Box 763, Balboa. apartment. Permanent. No
__________ 2_4-4__:.tp children or pets. Phone Harbor 1
SPORTFISHING boate wanted to 1 __________ 26-_U_c
run from Belmont pier ln Long WILL TR.ADE 6 room house in
Beach, daily. Phone Long Beach Los AngeJes for Newport Harbor
60141 . 24-4tp area. 6458 87th Pl. Phone Ore-
36-ft. CABIN CRUISER: as is. gon 12368. :l!Htp
New 2-Bedroom Home
PARTLY FURNISHED
On 11' Acre in Costa Mesa
$8000
$1900 hand.les-$47.50 month.
4 % Joan. Call Beacon 5881 ~J
for appointment
Attractive
Cape Cod House
26-2tc
Make offer. See at Custom Ma-\VANT TO RENT-Exchange nice 3 Bedrooms. 2 t>;ath!; furnish.ed.
rine &: Mach. Co .. 2806 Lafayette 4 room Los Angeles apartment living room. fireplace; dining
St., Newport. Ph. Harbor 2593. for apartment or house local room; kitchen; patio; 1 car gar·
24-4tp area. Conservative couple. Call age. Peninsula paint. -----------~ Collect AXminister 2..s.347.
NEW
Lightning -Snowbirds
Snipes -Teak Lady
Stars -Sail Boats
H eadquarters at -
717 Coast Hiway. Newport
SEAPORT
BOAT & YACHT CO .
22-Stc
24-4tp
WANTED TO RENT-.'! bedroom
house from ~fay 1st to Oct.
31st. Call Jim Peden, Sunset
20432 or "Tite 4955 Carpenter.
Hollywood, Calif. 22...Stc
WANT TO RENT-Furnished or
unfurnished house. 2 or 3 bed·
roms will lease. Phone Harbor
707 81-Ut
WANT TO RENT-2 or 3 bednn
unfurnished house. Will Jeue..
BEAUTIFUL nearly new 4 bed-
room furnished house, Channel
Rd. Peninsula Point: 2 tile
baths; maple fl oors: real din·
ing· room : kitchen and snack
bar ; large living room: fireplace;
venetian blinds throughout ; sun
deck: 2 car garage.
LOT on Peninsula 30 x 75.
$3000
AT CORONA DEL MAR
2 Bedroom Home
UNFINISHED
$2100
2 Bedroom Home
A BEAUTY
$10,000
3 Bedroom Home
$10,000
2 Houses on 1 Lot
Live In one rent the other
$13,500
3 Bedroom Home
FURNISHED
$15,000
3 Lots $2500 _
Near Bay and Ocean
90 x 118
Large Corner Lot
90 x 118. Zoned for 6 houses
$6250
Balboa Canvas Shop
Salls -Boat Covers
Marine Uphol1te-rlng
Harbor 207 -224 \0 21st St.
Call Sam P orter at Harbor 707 2001 Ocean Blvd.
or 13. 35-Uc
JOHN D. BURNHAM ?if any Other Lots
$1500 and up
lla rbor 315 26~4tc
MONEY TO LO.tN 115 -----------See W. J , HOLCOMB
Ne"NJX)l't Beach 71-tti WANS TO BUlLD, buy, .mpru'W"'
modernize OT tetlnanCti.
Newport Balboa Federal Sav1_.,
and Loan A.Moc1at1on.
Classified ads DO get the job
done.
1517 Coast Hiway, Corona del Mar
"\Vh1•rc the Flags Fl)·"
2$..2tc BEFORE YOU BUY
Investigate the New
Hollywood 32' Cruiser
Hollywood 32' Sportster
3333 Via Lido Ph. Harbor 15001------------------------
SEAPORT
BOAT & YACHT CO.
717 Cout Hiway. Newport
22-Stc
KUSICAL A RADIO
SPINET PIANOS-We now have
a fine selection of spinet pianos.
You will be surprised at the
reasonable prices and e a s Y
terms. Delivery at once. All
types. Many high grade standard
makes to choose from. Danz-
Schmldt. 520 No. Main, Santa
Ana. 21-tfc
NEED MONEY ?
See Us for Quick, Helpful
Service on Your Finandal
Needs -Loans on
Furniture
Car or Other
Salary
Security
Hours: 10 to 1 and 3 to !5
(Closed Saturdayo)
1814% Newport Blvd., Cclta Mesa
LINWOOD VICK
Realto r
BAY SHORES
NC\V two bedroom beach home ;
hardwood floors; Pannel Ray
heat in each room; fireplace:
two ca.r garage. FulJ priCt"-
$9850
LINWOOD VICK
Realtor
312 Marine Ave. Balboa Island
HARBOR 2241-W or 548-M
26-ltc
FOR SALE-Auto piano $50.00. Beacon 5220 -----------------------
Call evenings 114 29th St., New-(Across from Alpha Beta Market}
port Beach. 26-2tp 26-ltc
WEBER Grand. rt1agnificent Art AUTOMOTIVE A TIRES 68
mQdeJ. Beautiful case ·and tone. PLYMOUTH deilL"<e sport coupe,
Gorgeous tone. <:ost $30ClO new 1935 ; excellent condition. $425
You can b~y t~1s for $795 at Beacon 5221-M. 26-2tp
Dana-Schmidt Piano Co. 520 No.-------------'-
Main. Santa Ana. 21-t!c FOR SALE-1947 Cl'osley conver-
CASH FOR PIANOS
-Also-
Tuning and Repairing
PHONE MR. FAGAN
Harbor 1563
17-tfc
W Ar-.'TED-50 used pianos for our
rent dept. Trade your old piano
for a modern Spinet. Biggest al-
lowance now. Danz-Schmidt, 520
No. lttain, Santa Ana. 21-tfc
TABLE RADIOS AND COMBl-
NATIONS-NE\V 30% discount
on popular makes. Harbor
1283-R. 26-4 tc
tibJe. Ne"' top, seat cushJons,
crankshaft and rings. Makes
more miles per gallon than any
other car. Tires and tubes ln
good shape. Car has had care
and service. Price $45.00 Bradley
Automotive Service, Laguna
Beach. 24-4tc
OLDSMOBn..E '38 4-door sedan.
Motor good. new uphoJstery,
n~w radiator, new battery. Come
see at News-Times bldg., or call
Barnum at Harbor 12 or 13.
Priced at $695 cash. 24-tf
We Take the DENT
Out or AcciDENT
3M RUBBERIZED
PROTECTIVE COATING
GOOD p ti So Hutcheso n's Body Works rac . ce pianos. me as . lriw as $95. Terms or will rent. 1101 ~dustr1al \Vay, Ph. Bea.5565
Let the kiddies learn. Danz· First Street North of 15th
Schmidt. 520 No. Main, Santa Off NeW1X1rt Blvd .• Costa l\:'lesa
Ana. 21-tlc ~t!c
PIANO ':'UNING end repairing. -STOP-J . B. Brown. Phone Beacon
529-\-J. 388 Broadway, Celt• TIRE WEAR M..._ 78-Uc
~ESSED. Just in. A beau-Let Us Balance Your tiful upholstered piano. Blue. Wheels With Our will sell for balance of $289.
Think of it. O nly $289. Danz-New Modern Schmidt. 520 No. Ma.in, Santa BEAR DY-NAMIC Ana. 21-t!c
BABY GRAND, $395. Thl5 Is a Wheel Balancer
line used piano. Good make. App-oved Chrysior one! Terms. Danz..sctunldt, 520 No.
Main, Santa Ana. 21-tfc Plamouth Parta and Semco
Radio Re pain NEWPORT All makes; tube&. etc. . . Beacon 6768 HARBOR MOTORS BURT NORTON
1115 Oout Jllcbwl1, Newport 2616 W: Cmtnl Aw. -PlloneHartJcrQS
MIRROR Type Spine~ Plano. -a.u. Repomrlred A cre-t buptn.. DADDtl 11 N<W Qllly S281-MallopQ7 cae.
aood b>ae one! rally aood --m.t.ILERS f'OJ< RENT-me. Danz.Scbmldt ~ Co., Do 1'0'Jr own ba••',. and _,.. ~No. Main. Sonta Ana. toe. All new «l'''P'*"t. G.25 A :n-u. Sl.50 -dQ. We 1'111-b11eb.
sn:INW AY. 'Ibo tmmort.I pltmo M1ftlm -. Son1co Stallm,
al. all tbe --piudlto. 'Dill Or. 17th • Ne•part --
srW pltmo .in be IOltl -d-Ooata-s.u.
-al. praflt. I>mm-lldlmlllt.. IDO Oee!t!e! adl DO pt tba ,...
Ra. llaln. Santa ......_ Zl-lfc --
LOOK !!!!
BALBOA ISLAND
2-Bdnn. Home; stucco: dbl. garage and a pt ........... $16.000
Comer Frame. 2-bedroom ......................... _ ........... $13,000
Several other buys in Balboa Island, from ............ $13,000
BALBOA
Lovely new 4-room stucco with double garage ...... $16,500
8-Bedroom Frame. Ocean Front. Sell or Trade.
4-bedroom frame. Good rental investrnent ............ $16,500
Income and other properties listed-at right prices.
NEWPORT
1-bclnn. Home. Nice & clean. Garage. Downtown $5,250
Beach Home and Garage. Sundeck .. ·-· ············---· $9,500
Lovely 3-bclrm. home near high school. .............. .$12,500
Lovely home -View -Heights ........................... S22,500
COSTA MESA
4-room house on half acre. Newly decorated. Make offer.
4-room house, large lot. Newly demodeled. Make offer.
4-room house. large lot. Newly remodeled. Make offer.
3-room house near Alpha Beta_. Make offer.
FRANCIS J . HORVATH, Broker
Harbor 1805-R --OFFICE --328 28th St.
Harbor 1922-R -RESIDENCE -116 35th St.
26-ltc
B. A. N E R E S 0 N
REAL VALUES
HOMES -INCOME -BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
INSURANCE
lmmed. Possessio n -Completely Furn.
3-Bedroom Home, good district, attached garage.
Completely fumlshed. Table-top gas stove and re-
frigerator. Move right in. This is really a good buy.
Better see this today for it won't last Jong at this
remarkable low price.
Full Price Only $8,250
We also have some nice bljsiness lots on
Newport Boulevard.
WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU
B. A. NERES O N
REAi, ESTA'IE BROKER AND ASSOCIATES
Phil D. $olmwn -·SALEDIEN -John Bondrt
1972 New.X-t BML 819 South llaln
Calta ... s I C&llt. ' s.nta Ana, Calif.
Ao.: Bm"'W' 5225 Phone: S. A. 7:MO
-36-111:
RELIANCE REALTY & INVESTMENT CX>.
A. R. EBRITE .JIM W, DOAK
Clyde B, Doak W. C. Gabbard Georp EvftlllOl1
1936 Newport Blvd. 1 "3!1 Cout Hlway
Coeta Mesa Corona del Mar
Beacon 5857-W Harbor 1271
Bring Your Buying and Selllni Problema to Ue
Balboa Island Home and Apartment
Furnished -Full Price $14,500
2-bclnn. Home about 12 yrs. old. Completely fur-
nlshed,-refrig .; washer: stove; bunk beds. lnner-
springs., etc. This home ls a large 5-room home and
service porch. Studio Apt. on side of garage. qutstde
bathers' shower in patio. Good tenns for quicK sale.
Balboa Bay Shore Home
2-bedroom Ranch style home. Fireplace. Panelray
heater in every room. Large living room. nice kit-
chen. Large bath. Double garage. Price $9850.
Good tenns.
Duplex -Corona del Mar
New. Vacant, Ready. Comer property. Sewer & side-
walks in. South of Hiway. 4 blks. from ocean. 1 blk.
to bus. Each suite consists of 2 bedrooms, large
Jiving room, ki tchen , nook, bath; garage. Hardwood
floors, furnaces. Price $19,500 or make offer for
quick sale today.
New, Vacant-Corona del Mar
2-bclnn. home with exceptional large bedrooms,
large livi ng room with fireplace. Beautiful kitchen
with nook. Service porch, dbl. garage. Close to high-
way. Price $10,500-very liberal terms.
Cos ta Mesa -Full Price $4 ,250
1-bclrm. Home-Living room, kitchen & bath. Gar-
age, large lot. Three houses east of Newport Blvd.
$4250 at $2000 down--0r make offer.
On Broadway -Cos ta Mesa
One of the nicest h omes ever' built in Costa Mesa as
far as material. labor and construction are concern-
ed. Built in 194 1 by a good contractor. 2 bedrooms,
large living room with fireplace. Furnaces. Nook in
large kitchen; dining room: lovely bath. H ardwood
floors. Service porch. Double garage with photo-
graphic dark room attached. A beautiful landscaped
yard, fenced. This home is being sold completely and
expensively furnished. Price $14,500-good tenns.
RELY ON
RELIANCE
Back Bay View -Yi Acre
2-bedroom. 5-room home, large bedrooms, large din-
ing room, large kitchen and living room. Lot 80x2~.
Price $7500-Tenns.
On Balboa Island-Home & Rental Apt.
Lovely 2-bdnn. Home about 3 years old. Completely
furnished; antique furnishings in living rooms and
bedrooms. Fireplace. Elec. refrigs. Stoves are new in
both homes. Also a studio bedroom rental in patio,
beside garage. Apt. has bedroom, bath , living room,
kitchen. Very ni ce. All like new. Both vacant. Apt.
rents for $200 month. Home for $300 month each
summer. Price $28,500-tenns.
Corona del Mar -See These Lots
Three R-2 lots on nice comer. 90x118 at $5600.00.
Sewers in, sidewalks in, ocean view.
Corona de! Mar -Best Buy
4-nn. home, completely furnished ; Jg. living room
with beam ceiling, knotty pine interior , California
fireplace. Combination dining room and solarium;
t\vin beds in bedroom: lots of closet space. Close to
stores on Larkspur. 1 Y2-car garage. Vacant. Irruned.
possession. Price $895()........,asy terms.
Business Opportunity
We have 2 ceramic businesses, ca!e, grocery stores,
bowling alleys, small boat mfg., cleaning & pressing
establishment, radio sales & service, service stations,
etc, Come in and look them over.
Yi Acre Orange Ranch
Costa Mesa -Eastside. 2-bedroom home. New. Va-
cant. Partly furnished. 17 full grown Navel orange
trees, bearing heavy; 1 fig. Price $8750-Tenns.
We also have 425 other listings at all prices. See us If
looking tor Home, Apartment or Lot.
Open 7 Days Every Week, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
RELIANCE REAL TY & INVE STMENT CO.
A R EBRITE JIM W. DOAK
Oyde B. Doak W . C. Gabbard George EYetllOO
1936 Newport Blvd. 1435 Coe.st Blway
Cmta .,_ Corona del Mar
Bm oon 5857-W HaJtlor 1711
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Two lol.!!, 60x85 on corner. Priced
For both-.~12,500
ow market.
PANY
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ISLAND REAL TY CO
201 Agate, Baiboa Island f'tione m-w·
25-:lt;:
J . M. Miller &: Asaociates
Realtor s
Harbor 1264 _15th .l '4'tral
BALBOA cov~
Lots in the beautiful ~boa
Coves eectlon are now hjeing
offered for sale. Every ~Includes private beach, th
mooring slip. Protective re-
strictions. Now is your r-
tunlty to have your chol of
these beautiful Bay Front
home sites. All utilities in<;lud-
ed in purchase price. I
Building sites now off~red
from $8,500 to $9 ,500
Call or write ln at once.
Seashore Colony Home
Very attractiVe 2-bedroom &ome
witlt 2 baths, 1argc living room
with fireplace and superb vt~.
A real buy at $13,750
Bay Front Home sL
We are authorized to offer ee
beautiful bay front homes tO: air
proved buyers. j
Priced from !47,50~
Business Opportunities
CALL CLIFF BABIN
RECORD SHOP
BOAT \VORKS
DELICATESSEN
RESTAURANTS
2 Bedroom Home
Ocean Front
FOR RENT BY WEEK
J. M. Miller & Associates
Realtors '
Ha:rl><w 1264 15th A Ce~tral
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.,.-Only 200 Feet From OceaJ Boulevard
. I
In Corona de! Mar's finest residentjal section, this
fine two-bedroom home has just beep placed on the
market. Well-built. before the war ttiis small home
would be ideal for a retired coup!~. Stucco. plaster,
hardwood, mahogany drainboard attractive fire-
place-if we show ~ou this home y~f·u want to stay!
The 40-foot yard 1s fenced, wi th I wn and patio.
Glad to show you -we have the ke .
$15,850 -Term
J OHN E. SAD LEIR -Realtor
STANLEY A. SMITH-Associ te Broker
1505 Coast Highway CORONA DEL MAR Har. 741
FRANK P. JOHNSON -Realtor
OWEN C. ANKENEY-AJocia te
26-ltc
1664 Newport Blv .
Days Ph. Beacon 5434-W Nights P . Beacon 5210-J
BEST BUY IN COST A MESA
Owner Leaving For tht East
5-Room modem home. Close in. H wood floors.
2Y2 car garage. Electrical worksho . 16x36 Guest
House. Large laundry room . Gia -in porch and
sun porch. Hedge enclosed. Chicken uipment and garden. Lot 95xl96. -
Sacrificed at $15,
New 2-Bedroom Stucco Home
WONDERFUL BUY ON BEST . EN'rIAL
STREE:l' IN COSTA MESA. Large~t, well wide-
paved street. 1 Yz blocks from center f town. Large d~ble garage, enclosed patio. H wood floors,
2-mch. sub floo~. Full heavy constn)ction thruout. Bea~y furnished_ Inlaid linoleum. No better
buy m Costa Mesa. You can't equal · at $14 ,500.
See This Without D lay
Six I ncome Units-1,;2 Acr Ground
Also 5-room modem home, '!:? block ~rom heart of
Costa Mesa. Over $4600 Income pe year. Ample
room for seve1'll more units. on at end of
escrow. See thfs one at once If you looking tor a top Investment. -It Is P riced to l
LISI'INGS WAN'm) O SUNDAYS
. $ I j
FRANK P. JOHNSO~. Realtor
OWEN C. ANKENEY te
. 1664 Newport Blv .
Dll18 Ph. Beacon 543f.W Nllb Ph. iBellCCll 521~
26-ltc
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l 'IDO WHARF
Im Via Oporto -Lido VIDllp -l'!"ewpuoi Beaell
Pbcme: Barbor ™
Linwood Vick · Chosen Head of Central
Committee for Harbor Area Publicity . "!;.~ flASTERiNSfiW10N--1
ball games and other coin-in the-i In the quiet of davro on Easter Sunda.Y. s d on top of a hill ii
1lot .machines must be m~ more ii with God's mJghty creation, the ocean, as1 y b&ck·ground and i:
profitabJe than even Sherill James ~ meditate upon the mystery or e ternity ... This Is the Inspiration of ~
•
* Overlooking Beaa1lful Newport Bay
J,loan: 4 to 12 p. m.-Cloeed Tuelday
*
Group of 22 Civic Leaders.Have Luncheon at White'• Balboa Island Cafe;
Discun Plan to Promote Beauty end Personal Charm of Newport Harbor
and to Devote Efforts Toward Informing All Taxpayers on Both Sides of
Public lnues
Llawood Vk* ol 111 Martae ••mae, a.D:loA hland., a r ealtor by profeulon. WM elected cbalr-
~ of t he aMflJ-fonned. ot!9tnl pablk:lty commtttee for Newport Harbor at aa. orpatr.aUon meet-
lnc 9pi0moted by the Newport Barttor llMlty BOU"d and lHJld ta tile banquet room1 of Wblte'• ll&lba.
bland care, Marl.De -d P ark •••w. a.J.boa lllaod, oa Friday alten oon. Boa Dlckcennaa of New·
port R etchtt, owaer of t.b.e ()utawa ya cJ.ab, wu elected vloe cltalnn&a .. d R ueb McMIDaa. al.lo of
Newport Hetshta and pabUd9t for 'be SportftPID.I' AMoclaUon ol Newport Harbor, w .. electJ!(I w-
and vice elleJ.rmaa of tbe comml.tt.ee. Mn. Br-Dee McBrtde of 1!11 Eut ()entral avenue, Balboa, who
I• prNldeat ol t he Newport Harbor llbell d ub, wu elected IMICl'el:al'J' ud trewrer.
Louis C. Breer of 1205 North
A Waterlront Restaurant
Bay Front, Balboa l1land. pres!-parade on the fint ~aturday after that more of the rig~t kind of
dent of the Bay Front Property Easter. He said 20tlt Century.Fox people wt11 come to Newport Har·
Owners association and treasurer seemed interested. 1 bor when !.hey know that gambl·
of the Balboa Island Improvement Harry Welch remarked that the Ing and speed laws are being en·
association, offered to donate $250 chamber of commerce also is plan· forced; there is better protection
if the Newport Harbor Clamber ning to advertise Newport Harbor for school child.r~n; more ~nforce
of Commerce would match that in a big way shortly., ment of the bath1_n~ and !l~ng
amount to the fund for publici.zing Tom H enderson of 200 Via San area!; proper pol1ctng of city areu
the Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Remo. Udo Isle, president of the and better garbage collection.
area. Newport Harbor Realty board, Jack C. Ford of 606~ E. Cen·
featuring ••• Shore Dinners
Steaks • • • Cocktails
Harry Welch, of 309 Montero stated that the board is lntereated tral avenue, Balboa, realtor sa1es-
avenue, Balboa, executive aecre-in selling Newport Har·bor as a man, remarked that the central
tary or the Newport Chamber of year around resort. publicity committee should aim to
Commerce, w h o w a 1 present', Fear ID.dmtrlal Harbor get people down here who can
stated that he would take the "We're not Interested In m•aklng build the kind ot. a . house that
suggestion up with the board ot it an industrttl harbor," he !laid li~tle people can 11ve m-a ho.tel,
directors of his organization who bluntly. with accomodations for tourJ.Jta
BU IL D N 0 W WE CAN OBTAIN
NECEllllABY MA1'EBlAL8
set their policy. All present agreed that it would w~ w.ant to come here.
A committee comprilin~ the of-be wrong to make it an industrial We ve got lots of money in Bal-
ficers of the body was selected by harbor and thus spoll Its beauty boa, but nobody has guts enoug~
Chairman Vick for the purpose. ot and charm. to put up an apartment house for
selecting a name which ts most Mr. Henderson remarked that 11ttle people," declared Ford. · DUTCH HEACOCK
GENJ:RAL CONTRACTOR
OOMPLETE BUILDING AND CABINET SERVICE
Office at 223 Marine, Balboa Island ....
PlioafJ -r 502
Bua.
Pbono
Barbor
2763
Cabinet -Shop: -147112 s. Barbor B1n1. -SANTA ANA
fresh Daily
Dellcloua Sea Food•
Or, complete equlpment wbe.o yoa
want to catch your own.
HORMEN
FISH MARKET
ON CENTR.4.L A y;ElliiruE -:-~""E\VPORT BEACH
• Before You Build or Remodel
Sample and Display Roolllll
Color guides, plan·
nlng alcls, comprehens-
ive stock ot carpets
and linoleum.
'LUDLUM Carpet Works
appropriate for the type ot work one ot the difficulties encountered Want Mor e lnformatloo
they proposed to do. Among the by tourists who wish to come here Mr. Breer s.aid he t~ought more
several names discussed were the is lack of living facilities and lack people who live outside Newport
Newport Harbor All-Year club or of parking space. ln the summer Harbor. pay taxes here but o?IY
the Newport Harbor AU-Year com-there is no room for the 25 000 come down for the summer period
mittee. tourists who want to come he~e. to live In their homes should know
Do Dick 1 led t th t more about what is going on in Purpose of the committee ls to n erm~ po .n ou 8 this area the year around .
advertise widely the fact that many people VJ.Sit hJ.J Casta":'ay!I "People most active in the Bay
Newport Harbor Is an all-year-club and that ,there conversations Front Property Owners association
around playground. a.lways center , about the attract-as well as among the inland prop-
Legion Boosta Area oveness of the h97bor area. Con-erty owners of Balboa Island are
Vincent 0 . CuswnanO of the sens~ 0~ thought is that the h~-those who do not vote but do have
See..shore Colony, Newport Beach, bor district should be 8 r ecreatio-to pay taxes here," said Mr. Breer.
who re presented the Newport nal area for all types of people and "We're not informed enough on
Harbor Post of the American Leg-should be developed to the Nth de-how to vote on the various prop-
ion, stated that the Legion's ad-gr~. . ositions of a civic nature that come
vertising jeep has traveled 3000 If it shoul~ turn out that New-up, and I think a central publicity
miles, "and with the help of Mike, por~ Har~r is to be .~ev~loped as committee should bring both sides
our \\'ar dog, \Ve have brought the an_ in~.ustrial harbor, Dickerman of these public questions to the
words, 'Newport Harbor, PI a Y said, these people feel that the attention of a ll the people."
Port or the Pacific', to 8-million harbor ~ould l~c Its .personal Mrs. McBride agrecd that more
people." ~h.~m.-:--1ts beautiful design f o r publicity and the right kind of
The jet'p was purchased out of li\ ing. 1 publicity was needed. She said
funds raised from mer chants of .. \\ •.nt Uttle People . that every public issue should be
the harbor district of Newport There is not. a more charming discussed in an impartial manner.
Beach. nor more ~a~t1ful area anywhere She also said a hotel should be
r.1r. Cusumano, who is an old-than her~,'H Dick_ermanlal dded ahft~r erected in !he harbor area since
1 time shO\\man. having been for a a pa~~-ere )OU re!, Y can a\e the only thing "\\'e ha\·e to offer
number of years connected with fun hether you 0 n a farm. people is a beautiful bay."
Gay's Lion Farm and Circus, said garden or a ranch. There's no
l · th Id ·th h Ne\\'spapers Ar e Read that the American Legion will hold pace in e "'or \VJ so muc Sam D. Porter of 1516 Miramar
its second annual dog show and charm and personality," he added. avenue. Balboa Peninsula, pub-,=============; !I l\laurlce t-iirsch, Coast highway lisher of The Newport-Balboa
EVE RYTHI N G
In Quality
REFRIGERATION
Air Con\lltionlng
Equipment
C&le9 • Cabinet.I • Counten
\Valk-Ina • Fou.ntalM • St.oob
Back Bars • Boot.ha
Complete Marketa
Cafe, Etc., Plannlnc-
"WEBER" DISTRIBUTORS
yacht broker, declared that it is News-Times, spake for the ne\\'S-
just as important to bring tincan papers circulating in the harbor
tourists as it is to bring million dis trict.
dollar people to Ne\V]'.>Ort Harbor. "The News-Times itas 3000 cir-
"lf ,,.e don't bring the little peo-culation. The Press claims 3000 j
pie \vho have lots of dimes and circulation : that makC's 6()(K) ne\\'S-I nickles down here, where are we
going to get help for our mer-papers 1,1,•hich circulate in the New-1 port Harbor area," he said. "and chants. They can't wait on cou.nt-the only way to know whether or
e rs and tables, and operate the not your organization is function-
cash registers, too. They've got ing is by "'hat you read in your to ha.\·e sales clerks and "''aitresses, home 0€'\\'Spapers."
too. H e added that many outsiders
"It's just as important to get who have property intC'rests in the ;
that kind of people dO\\'fl here as harbor districf but who only re-
it is to make this a million dollar side here in the summer a r e sub-colony." added Mr. Hirsch. I ~Ir. Hirsch also supported the scribers to The News-Times.
next speaker. Louis C. Breer, after "We knO\V because our papers
he said that proper enforcem'e.nt are mailed to them." the publisher
added. "Any outside proper t y of i;ambling and speed laws, better O\\'ner can subscribe for his fav-protection for school children and lxi thing and swim areas. orite home-town newspaper and
Those present were:
1m -Ha1a st. --.. --823 8. Loe Anplee St., Anudm
Phone 4652
Hotel Needed have it de livered to· them by mail." I
r.tr. Hirsch agreed \Vilh the next Mrs. Bruce McBride of the New-
spcaker, Louis C. Breer, who said port Beach Ebell club; ll-1rs. Earl
How you can
Charge Your
Saala re Tickets
Uea:i-.e April 1, 1 ~7. yo. cao cMrr S.-111
tickeu oo the new Rallio&d Trani Cud Piao M
easily u .,._charge clepuuneaC -N ~
The:re a ao "ftd ra~or clepoeir wrrrr.,..
Hen'1i.o..k wodts:
Ralhooid T.ranl Cards wW be aniloble oo -r IDdi-ridul or..,..
peay wUh pcoper cndit ..a..,. .
Upon pre•D"DOD of yoU: Tra-.el Cud llt aay Sama Fe ticket ....
J""' cao charge rail, parlor car, and slecpiAg cat tick-(•INMl!Ci•
eo .5.00 or more) to aay pan o( the ..,.,....., _If pan pl 70C trip
ii on otber ..u....ds. YovT.ra-.el Cud abo wo•• -II •1PP
. charges. 1 • £uai • ~
Bilb will be iendered moc;thly fm * w...,...-n 00
lddero ola.Dco.d T111nl Carda. _
,._,.; _,To -"" applk•'-Weak fm JOW T....& c-i.
•ply wrila., llMlT....lC.-.4•~ -LWiiolt Sir ,. •GI •,•~ .... ,·
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Santa ff'
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l)Ol~FFLE
WAFFLES
Rich Malts
Sandwiches
Good Coffee
Fountain Service
Home Made Donota
305 Marine Ave.
Balboa l e hnd
W. Stanley of the Newport H ar-
bor Business and Professional Wo-
men's club and Mrs. Betty Beck,
secretary and treasurer of the
Ne"rport Harbor Realty board.
Also Harry Ylelch. executive
secretary of the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce; Louis C.
Breer, president '3r the Bay Front
Property Q\vners association; Don
Dickerman of the Harbor Com-
munity Players; J . B. McNally of
Carr's Feed Store
Hay and Grain
Qusllty Feeds
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Da.117 Dellt&J Ben~• DU
11111 Newpwt ......
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SEE US FOR BATTERIES
GOH N'S
I
Battery Sales -Service -Repairing,
(l!ocu 11 an to 8Cony Jh••1 OD.) ...... _ .... ,,-· .
COMMERCIAL BOAT and
AUIO BAI IERIES
WE ft)JtflRAllE lmlJl BAftDD8
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Bacon 5183 or 5&11-W
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Musick imagines, the board of ~ I EASTER SUNRISE SERV CES ~ supervisors observed in acknow • ~
lediing a series of protesu against i ' AT NEWPORT BEAC ~ propased a doption of an ordinance ~ r ~
to outlaw all such devices. ·,~ Plaee: C!liff Drive (End of El Modena Street), ewport Heights. i_ Time: 5 :30 A. M . Easter SUf'!day Morning. ~-Regular Easter Worship, 11:00 A. M. i Numt;rous protests, most versed
1n about the same language and
phraseology, have arrived to in-
dividual memben of the board,
they said. The first of the S"eries
came from Newport Beach.
But all ot them are from cafe,
rettaurant and cocktail bar own·
ers who had most of the devices
in their places of buaineu.
Not a single protest against the
proposed Jaw to ·ban such games
has been received from any school,
church or social organization, sup-j ervisors said.
Supervisors, soon to t a k e up
consideration of the measure by
Sheriff Musick, disclosed that they
had been "waJting tor develop-
ments to see who is opposed to
the law."
They've found that, by reading
the letters, almost all the cate
and bar owners contend that the
m~chines help pay r ent, and that
the public "likes this form of
amusement" they term "innocent."
8poneored by: !! ~ The Newport Harbor Luthere ~
ii 10%7 Cliff Drtve, Newport .. el l_-~ YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED ATTEND ;;
!i1t lltlll ill lll 11l 11111l lOI Hl 1rl lll Jll !ll lll lllllflrtOll !!I Hl lfl lll 11l lll lll lll lll lll lll l!llll lll lllll /[f l!l lll !\llll llf lll lll lll •l lll !!l !!l;:
SAM'S SEA FOO SPA
RoastT RKEY
FRIED CH CKEN
$1
NEW YORK CUT STEAK ,.·--··----· ___ ,. ___ $2.50
the Balboa Angling club of New, WHOLE BROD.ED LOBSTER ,..-~---~--,...$2.l!O
port Harbor; Martin M. Hirsch, with drawn butter.
Coast highway yacht broker and BROILED SWORDFISH STEAK ___ __! ____ ..$1,50
Jack E. F ord of the Balboa.Im-FRIED COMBINATION SEA FOOD ·-too ,.._..$1.50
provement association. FRIED SHRIMP ,.,. .. $1.50 RAINBOW m __ ..$1.75
Also Ci ty Administrator John
J . Sailors from the city hall ; Vin-Hot Mince Pie with Brandy Sfu""
cent Cusumano of the Newport Soopa • s.1.,,, • Dewita
ton : L inwood Vick. Tom Hender-Sam's Sea Food pa Harbor Post of-the American Leg-~
son", John E. Sadleir, J. M. Miller and Fish Market and Bob Killefer of the realty
bo:.r~~ W. W. Sanford of the Bal-P hone.: Lolli' Beach U0.'11. 80%-00 an.4 8!U-Oa U Ol Coaat mghway (NI-_, -..) boa Island Businessmen's Associa-
tion and Hugh McMillan of the l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~ Sportfishing association of New-
port Harbor.
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OFFICE SUPPLIES
DRAFTING SUPPLIES
BLUE PRINTS
ALL TYPES-PROMPT l!IE.R.VJCll
ran: PIC'K·[JP a DEUVlmY
Coast Photo Supply
& Blue Print Co.
135 C-t 111.,. .. k hie lN ...... _._ ..
·~\'ho Broke Uae Lock on
the Hen Ho119e Door f"
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CHICKEN PIE
Our Specialty
RA GAN'S
HARBOR HOUSE
GRILL
-{;AP RAGAN, Prop.-
914 Coast IDghway
Phone Beacon 5330
Opposite corner from
Greater All American
Market.
Open· '7 Lm. to 8 p.m.
Cloeecl Friday
114 W. 4th St. ·
PASADENA
%2 N. Euclid P h. Sy. 2-2498
P*FOODS
' From Your
Frozen Food Loe er
Now is the time to reserve your locker so you ,an take
advantage of the Fresh Vegetables and Fruits which
will soon be on the market.
You Can Save Money on Your Meats .
Buy your meat et wholesale, have it cut the way you like it
and sto~ed for use •.• when you went it. J
Many owners of home,freuin9 units have availed tfiemseli e's of our
meet:Cuttin9, packaging end freezing service, finding it
· thrifty end convenient.
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N E W S -TIMES A -t•lY oblique pro teat poeta have referred to the mall In
ftlONllB: 1'1&WrvaT 1l -J.a 117 m>WAllD ~N qalmt the bablta of the ace baa vene and there .,.. numeroua 0 .
p IP, II~ Tr I 1' ..a ft+ '•)' &t;w -Volw xxxcx Ii jUlt bffn made ln E:naland. where, amp)es of the &nail in art and Not So Ille to ve perlllonl to the dlll&hten very qul•tly, the Brilllh Snail· orchltecture There .,,, aJao many ._ -• Yws ol ... ,._ '" -.....,_ ••
Sumcdption Plyable In Advance: $2 50 per :rear In 0ranp County; Some of America'• bolder and of thoae who founaht In the War Watchlna Society hu been boldlni richly rew~ng &II phed -JU1N , P' est ~'eh JIAT-&, OAl.D',
$2.75 per :rear to 4th zone; $3.00 per yeor to 8th zone more boisterous dtbenl who. In of 1812-lf any can be found. >.. 11a tlnt annlverury -36 or these in v ';' ·r es I
l:Dtered u Seccllld-0.asa matter at the ~Cl! tn Newport Beach the put have seemed to thtnk th1n&I now stand the Government The society was f~ by Mr. have alreactY bee: :,fi:-~ea· \ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
C&llfomla, under the Act ot Mald> 3, lBl9 • themselv.. bigger than the l•w, la 1pendina S8 bWlon on the veta P. J . Henniker Heaton. dvll aer-A ber
=:=-=:-===:-.:..._...:..:....:..:..:c.c....::....::..::::.=::....:.:..::=.:...----1 have been cut down to she by Utb year. That's about 25 per vant and clauical acholar who do mem of the society ha.I
SAK D . PORTER • • • • • • , • • Publlaher t court dtdlions. John L. cent ot. the total budpt. Of ooune, one sunny momlng la 1 t' year' ne some vaJUable research on
I". G. FROST --• ------.. -Editor Lewil quickly and "'unconditional-this Nation owes Its fonner nght· watched a concoune of ae ai the snail in heraJdry. A branch of
W. F. DIXON .. • - -.. • -.. Advertlaina Manapr ly" vacated hi.I atrlke notice to lng men more than c.an be ex-hundred .a:naJls dis rtln sl~~l the Shelley family, it was discover-Prtnttnc: Plant. 3011 W. Celtral Avenue, Newport Beach. C&llfomla th e United States Government pressed ln dollars and oenta. But it on a grauy bank, a: wS: charr:_ ed, had ~ne hundred and twenty.
Official P f 6L c· f N Beach when the u. s. Supreme Court hu spent on an average or more ed by the c.race and harmon of Hve sn&b on Us coa t of arms . • per 0 Wle Jty 0 ewport gave h1m the choice of doing that than $1 bllllon a year sJnce 1918 their movements. He realized ~at '!!°~!Ch yie ld, lt is felt, will stand
.& Depm4able Local lmUtaUoD for Oftr S'7 Yean or paying nearly $3 million. About on their behalf, and in the _put the snail was 8 fascinating but all-time r ecord.
Active
Member
of
That Better Mousetrap
The history of American business is replete with the
stories of those who have achieved breath-taking success.
But some persons seem inclined to believe that the ma-
jority nf these men were lucky, that they had "pull" or some
advantage not enjoyed by others.
Some men are lucky, some do have "pull". But a cold
look at the record will convince any fair-minded individual
that ,nien usually succeed because, in one way or another,
they provide a real service for their fellows. ·
One outstanding example of this is the career of Henry
Fonl. His ambition wits to provide rapid and cheap transpor-
tation for the masses. He did. As a result he built up a bil-
lion dollar business in the quarter century from 1904 to 1929.
The list of men who like Ford and others have attained
such great success is an ever expanding one. But , as we have
poinU!d out, those whose names appear on that list are those
who almost invariably have seived others well.
Regardless of who builds a better "mousetrap" or regard·
less of where he lives, the world will surely "beat a path to
his door".
Secret Diplomacy
While the American people have alwa ys strongly opposed
secret diplomacy they now find the secret diplomacy at Yalta
ls a principal stumbling block at Moscow.
At the Yalta conference Presider:it Roosevelt made several
secret agreements with Russia, even though he had no au-
thority to do so and had neither the expressed nor implied
approval of congress or the people of the United States.
At that time the public was given the assurance that there
were no such agreements, but several have come to light. The
latest of these is the one in which the late president is said to
have. agreed to let the Soviets take reperations out of Ger-
many's current production.
Now, Secretary Marshall is put in the position of being
forced to repudiate that agreement-a move that will not
help American prestige at Moscow or elsewhere. But to per-
mit Russia to exact $10 billion in reparations from Germany's
current production-that would mean manpower since Ger·
man industrial equipment has largely been destroyed-would
long delay the vital job of rebuilding Germany. And the re-
building of Germany, at least to a self-supporting basis, is Im·
perative to the recovery and stability of Europe.
Aside from the moral question involved in secret agree-
ments. how was Mr. Roosevelt to lmow tha t Germany would
have the capacity, to produce anything after the war, espe-
claHy in view of the terrific aerial bombings that were then
leveling German plants?
Secretary Marshall's task at Moscow would be hard
enough even without the handicap of secret agreements
which were Wlknown to him. We can only hope that in spite
of these obstacles he will be a ble to reach some Wlderstand-
Ing with the Russians and other members of the Big Four
whereby a start can be made toward getting Germany back
on its economic feet.
The well disciplined home is the home In which when a
parent says "no" he means it, and the children !mow he
pieens It.
The .Fabulous Durant
The recent passing of William C. Durant, the man who
made and lost huge fortunes virtually overnight. has brqught
his meteoric career momentarily into the public spotlight
ooce again.
the same time young Herman two years $13 bllUon. The ability neglected creature . The society also means, eventu-
;ratmadge vacated the Governor's of t he Nation however, to help Th · ' ally-no hurry, of course-to ln-
bffice and mansion in Atlanta thetn financially is .not UmiUess, p e t ~t of tU:e ~ecy is .to vestigate the snail place names:
when the Georgia Supreme Court and congressmen should not J et u~!t ethe =~:I f "r ~~ appr~a-the Roman lead mines at Snail-
ruled that he had not been legally r eckless with the ir spending pro. and for its con~b t1 °wi:. sa the, beach, the reservoir at Snalladen.
elected. Young Herman says he posals tor the "benefit of the boys'' u on ° e There is a project to interview the
will take the issue to the people. -and their own political interests. h:rf°~Y of na~urtt~~th~gh the ol~est inhabitant of Snailwell. But
A very good idea. So good In fact Rainbow'• End sn unpopu Rr · otment ~ ls the lightest side of the
that one feels pr<1mpted to ask : The American baseball pla,yen holders, i~ ia believed to be a nee-soctety's work. The snail it.self la
Why didn't he· do that in the f irst who were lured to the Mexican essary urut of garden 60dety. the abiding subject.
place instead of taking over by league by offers of tat sal¥ies The growth of the socie ty has, -LUliput
political intrigue and armed force! now r ealize that all that glitters naturally, been slow . It hu about -;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o
There ts plenty of room in Ameri-is not gold. The league lost money ~or tt Y t ~mben, all volunteers. I
ca for big men, but no man ii last year so this year the boys os 0 em are civil .servants,
ever 'btgge.r than the law. appear to be in for a big aluh ln ar.J:'ats, cler°'re~, musicians or
F rozen Food• their paychecks. Some may not o er contemp atlve types. The
One of Amer ica's really up-and-even get paychecks. Chorus: Why president ~imself is a civil serv8:°t, did we ever leave home? and his wile, the other foundation ooming young industries is that of mem1ler, ts a singer, who is at
frozen foods. Its recent convention the moment playing with the idea
and exposition 1n s.n Froncl•co Do Penguins or composing • •na11 aong.
revealed Its wide scope and great There are fifty-odd species of
fu ture possibilities. Some 80,000 Have Eyebrows?. British sn&lla, and the society is
st.or es are said to have frozen food studying all of them in a calm and
equipment and it Is estimated that deJjberate manner . They are also
nearly half a million home freeze I f you're In London and want collecting Information about snailJ
RADIATORS
Repairing • R&-Oorlng
Boll-Out.
Gas Tanks Welded
All Work Guaranteed
BELL'S ·
Radiator Service
4°' Tonmty-ntnth St.
. Near c.om.er Central Ave.
Pbone Harbor !IOZ units will be sold this year. YctJ to ask a question, the usual thing as s)mbols, metaphors, emblems.
about 10 or 15 years ago thi.!J tn -is to ring up Self ridge's depart-They have found tha t t hirty-six
dustry was virtually nonexistent. ment stor e, where they tell you .:;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
I t's just ano ther illustration of a nything. They receive two ques-l'
wha t American vision and initia-tl bns every three minutes. ques-
tive plus adequa te bank credit can t ions range from : "Do penguins
achieve. The road ahead may not have eyebrows?" (the y don't), to
be easy for this new industry. I t "\Vhy has the Nelson in Trafalgar
v.·ill require more hard work, more Squar e got three bands round his
courage, more vision. It will also arm ? (Because the T r a f a 1 gar
call for millions more in bank loans Squar e Ne lson's arm is believed to
to s pt'('<i its development. But the be fractured.) F our girls s it at
men in the industry have shO"-'ll th<'ir telephones a nd answer any-
GORDON a~ FINDLAY
OONTB&Ol'OB AND lltJILDEB
n.oa. llaftor tu
CABINF:l' SHOP SERVICE
OAlllNll'l'8 .A.ND lfDJ,WORK
T. C JOHNBON, Supt.
t hey are not easily daunted, a nd thing between fort y and sixt y
they know that they h ave earned questions a day. About half of
the confidC'nce of progressive them are straightforwa rd ones:
ba nkers such as those v.·ho have "Whe n did Singapore fall?" "When
made California the leader in the is the Tower Opi'n ?" "Wher e can
banking world. and that they can I take my little boy for a r eal ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ count on their support . In another treat ? He's interested in an y- -
10 or· 15 years the frozen foods thing." PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY business m ay be one of the biggest There is one question which the
in the count ry. k now -alls are a b i t suspicious ACOOUNTANT
I fs no secret tha t a good ma ny about: "How lo ng does it take for ..----..:....;..:....;-'"'"'==--~ PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS, M.D.
of th£' bright stars in radio arc an ele phant to have a baby?" This
being dimmed consider ably by the is being asked nearly as often as
dark cloud of economy DO\\' hov-"\Vhat's the time now in Timbuc-
ering along the ether "·aves. Some too?" Heavy days a re u npredicta-
of theOi have either gone off the ble. Sometimes the staf f v.•ork out
air already or are going off soon. a theory: for example, tha t wet
Bookkeeping
Service
COLIN F . BROWN
(Harbor 1644 )
SIS Marine Ave., Balboa Isl.
A. V. Andrews, M.D.
PHYSICIAN
aad
SURGEON
411 Cout Hlgh\\'ay. Harbor 656
Corona del Mar A number of them may come back Mondays a r e "'orst. Next w e t
with differ ent sponsors and smaller Monday-nothing happens! Indoor ~============: !============ol
budgets. It's all due to the fact arguments produce general k now-J hn IL C Ch MD
that a dvertising budgets have come ledge questions in \\i nt er, and J. S. WHYTE o Pbyslclai; BDt\ a:!~~ ·
came do"'" to earth once again. questions a bout London's buildings A.ulb=W:,. ~::u~!i~~TNM-2 .: / , '3 :30
During the war when space was a nd history in the provinces heavy ury Department to repreMut cUenia ln and by a ppointment
hard to get in ne\\"Spapers and da ys in summer. They are asked conaeeu~'Un~ '.-;.;~8rna1wa. Beacon 5075
magazines and money was plenti· to spell "alle rg ic" more often than BOOllllUPINO navies 120 East lStb Street
ful the radio industry had a big a ny other W<fd. In most d iction· om. ie::.,:-r:=e:~c:;-•-Costa Meu, CalUornia
boom. 1.fany sponsors were quitl! aries it's not prin ted, though it's l'------------...J ~============
v.i lling to spend a million doll ar s a been used' since 1913. ARCHITECT
year or mor e on a weekly show -The Lea der
since they would have had to pay
most of the money anywa y to
Uncle Sam in excess profits taxes.
But the exe<"SS profit taxes are
gone and now the sponsors feel
differe ntly about the money-their
O\\'Tl. Could it be too much to
hope that some day things might
get so bad that even the soap
operas would have to be dropped?
What a great day that would be.
Vet Benenta
If all the benefits a nd bonuses
for veterans called for in the var-
ious bills introduced in this ses-
sion of Congress were to be passed
it would pT'obably take the entire
budget of the Federal Government
!Dr some years to com e to pay
them all. Congressmen are no
pike rs -w i th the taxpayer's
money. Nor do they limit the bene-
fi ts to those who served in the
recent war. One lawmaker wanta
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Armand Monaco
ARCJllJTE()'J'
814 W. Bay Ave .• Balboa
Harbor 1124
, 2'721 Lakewood Ave.
Loa ABcelm Normandy MOS
DAY SCHOOL
Mortimer School .. DAY 80BOOL OPEN
O. A. Mortimer, M. A., O:donS
SO! Oorol Balboa blal:4
Grade.: Col Prep.. &rm,.
Prlndpoil Pboae llArbor 8111
DENTISTS
Dr. Obed Lucas
DEN'I'l8'r
HOIY, W. 0-tral. Barber HllG NEWPORT llJEA.CB
Cllatoa C. Emmenc:.., D.D.S.
1801 Cout BJcbw117
lbrbor HIO
CorOll& del llar
Gordon M. Grnndy, M.D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Balboa Inn Arcade
Office Hrs.: 10-12 a.in.; 3-5 p.m.
Phone Harbor 37 ,
H. R. Hall, M. D.
Pbymcian and Sur1reon
Hours: 2-5, by Appointment
Telephone Beacon 5848
181 Bro.dway Cotta MMll
Milt.on M. Muwell, M. D.
1801 Cout mwoy
Corona del Mar
Office Hours: l<l-12; 2-5
Phoae Harbor lOC
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay .A.ve., llelboa
lbrbor l'IU w s. Bill 8t.. Loo Allc-
TUc:lu .. 191.1
By Appointment
T. P. Reeder, M. D.
Pll;Jmlclu a-.1 Bmawww
IH08 w. O..tral
Ottlce: lbrbor eot
SUB VEY OBS
Four decades ago when most persons looked upo'n the
automobile as little more than an expensive Innovation Du-
rant grasped its tremendous possibilities. He set out to gain
.cuubul of the motor industry--and almost succeeded. He
bought out ooe car manufacturer after another. He even
made a deal with Henry Ford to buy him out for a price vari-1 ;=====================:::::;
GORDON E. RAPP, D.D.S.
%811 Wesi Celltral
Phone Harbor Ul-1
Newpot1 Raub & Bennett
ously reported at $8 million and $9 millioo. But on this trans-
actioo his financial backers failed him and he 1l4d to let it
drop. Ford went on to build up a billion dollar business.
He fomied General Motors, lost control In 1910; organ-
l:lled Olevrolet Motor Company, built it up to a $90 million
COJt>Ol'lltloo in a year; then regained control of GM only to
Jaae out again in 1920.
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MARINE
RADIOS REP AIRED
24-Hour Service
Durant was not only a su~. but a person .ot
9'IP"" energy. He could W"8J' out half a dozen assistants in a
c1ay with his 1oog hours and terrific Jlll(e. He kept the te1e-915 Coast Highway.
P!lme llnell bot with long distana> calls. His phone bill Is I ~~~~~~~=======~N~-~ ... ~rt~llJ~~·~ aid to have run as high as $25,000 a mooth. I j
Durant had no bitterness about the fortunes he Jolt. In
ldl day free t!'.Dtelprise was not only free but wild, and to him
tbe thrill ot the roungb-and-tiunble eam1Ef.itlm with Its fan.
wotll) pins and lalees meent more than the mooey tt.eU
wldct1 -b:mJMd
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Jack S. Raub I. S. 2312
Fred V. Bennett RE 6477
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Going to Build lbis
You probablJ'" laave 7our drMlll bome all r rl<ed oat In year mlDd. -or maybe ~ aroldtleiM or contnctor
alreod7 -prepancl plua for J'OL
ElectrldtT wUl ba.., a larp pan la maldjlc dreamo
of postwar bTfpc oome true. WIMm ~. sp over ~
plua wllll :roar builder ... """' "' -· lllmj --neweot -ol""""t In ~d' labor •olni' 11114 .nmc-
Uonal beaat)'. ~
Om upertl In everyUdDc -wUl ... to help
with laTDUt piano or problema. 0. 111117 = . Jot of dltteltlnoe la Ule "11""'111llr of -
ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN
I riiiii~~:{:~r-~. ELEC~ICIANS • ~ . !.!.-' J SINCE l9ro
1000 Clout mway, Newport Ph. Beaeon 540'7
Aho In San l!'raadlco-Wllmlncton-8-.-llaaDlep
OMiand and MOllterey
C.O.Two Fire F.qnlpment
for FAOl'OBY, PLANT, STO~ OFFIOZ, F , DOME
Does Your House /
Need Painting or Clean ng?
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No waHlng. _Work doee . by bldiJy
lldDed Jo11111eymen Pain..,.,. uslni: the most mod-
em equipment and finest materia&i * . Owned and operated by World W D Ve&erall
-king yov permanent good will Bild pab'ooage.
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Our
Insured Investment ificates
ISsued in Mnlttllles of $100, aaid
CURRENTLY EAR G
3 °/o Dividends
are e.s~ially attractive to all
and large investors a · . ~ Dt.t-. on ~ oOruno.t. Pa:rolJle ~Mnul!J'
.June so and Deoembel' n
LAGUNA FEDERAL S VINGS
and LOAN ASSOCIA ON
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IN llAlT TANKS ON BOTH THE
. . NEWPORT & BALBOA PIERS
IF"YOU WANT "BAIT TllEl' LOVE TO TAKE"
(OPEN DAILl') See GEOBOE HINER
LUMBER
Coralite Tile Board
In Assorted Colors
Composition Roof Shingles
Asphalt Roof Shingles
Asphalt Siding Shingles
Also Good St<>Ck I
BUILDING MATERIALS
Bay District Yard
Phone Beacon 5111
518 Coast IDKhway
. At the ArcbOll
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BELJEVI!: IT OR NOT-TIUS IS A DOCUMENT ROOM of t he
old city hall bulldJnl' on the West Ocean Front. Newport Beach.
Her e are placed Important data. It's almost lmpoqible to flnd any
m ore r oom ln "'hlch to lodce city r ecords. For this r eaaon clty
oftlclah are asklns for a new city hall bulldlnl" th.ls year.
-W alter Gel"h&rdt photo.
ITWS IS ANOTHER VIEW of the congested record rooms of the
old city ha.II bulldJnl' on the Ocean Front, which the dty of New·
port Beach wt.shes to replace with a modem •truct.ure 00&tlnc not
more tha.n. 1226,000. Othen oppot.lng the site chOMD by. the city are
advocating the construcUon of a munlclpll civic center embodying a
clty hall and othet' bulldln1s whJcb will entail an expenditure of some
$2-mllllon or more U cosb of materials continue to rbe.
-Walter Gerhardt Photo.
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EQUIPMENT VICE
8, 12, S2 and 120 Volt Mu.d&
J. K. BROWN
Newport Beach
1219 Coa~t Hiway
Beacon ~263-W
H A N S E N ' S ZlOO Ocean Front •
Confectionery & Lunch '
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NOW OPEN EVENINGS .. I
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Malts • Sandwiches • Hamburgers
Beaodry's. BoJ< Candy • ~ Jee 0-
DRAFTING SE VICE
ROY M. WATKINS and Associates
118 Coast Highway (In the Miracle Mlle) Beacon 5479 . I
AUTO
OWNERS
Newport Harbor Surf fishermen have also been ~===============================!!""j'I Fishm• g NeWS doing okch along the Newport and 11
Balboa stretch of beach. Sunday -Featuring-Releued by Bob Shand, or Newport, caught
S tf. hin A f N rt H 00· a three and a quarter pound cor-por IS g ssn. 0 ewpo ar r bina and another three pounder . •----------------------. I in the surf at 36th street, usi~g
Big halibut, bass, and small bar-barracuda. I soft she.lied sand crabs f~r t>_ait.
rncuda is the fishing word from A nine pound two ounce spot-Kerm Rtma rc1_>0rts that ~1er f1sh-
NeW'port Harbor live bait boats fin croaker \\'as caught in the ' ermen arc landing yellowf1n croak-
for the past few days. The main bay recently by Fred Burnsworth, er· on sand crabs from one and a
schools of big barracuda have not of Burnie's Balboa Sporting Goods. half to two pounds. A_ few halibut
shO\\'TI up yet. and, in the mean-This fish just about tops the list of the barn door variety are l_>e-
timc. the small barracuda are be-of the big spotties now being ing c~ught from the Newport pier The recent increase in automobile insurance
rates as announced by the National Bureau of
Casualty Underwriters DOES NOT APPLY TO
FARMERS AUTO INSURANCE POLICY-
HOLDERS.
ing caught. At any time now, caught in Newport H arbor . C. A. on Jive bait.
the larger barracuda should put in Coffman and Earl Graham were The seismic-survey ":ork. r~
an appearance and then the bar-out one day this week aitd caught portedly done for a private ~11
racuda fishing will really be good. seven spotfin, the largest weighed broker, h as now ended. Th 1 s
Arm strong Tires Copper Tubing and Fittings
Auto Polish and Wax Ignition P arts
Floor Mats Fan Belts
Beauty Rin gs Plomb Tools
Batteries Carburetors
SCHWINN BICYCLES -BICYCLE PARTS -TIRES AND R,EPAJRS
The Music, from Earl's Landing, seven pounds and the next six and brings a sigh of r elief to Newport
Missa"'it from P ort Orange, Sport three-quarters. They used razor Harbor fishermen that normally
King and Valencia III from King's clams for bait. A seven pound two fish rtlle Huntington flat area.
Landing, Comet and Clarwalt from ounce golden cr oaker was caught Most boatmen disagree with the
Kimball's 19th str~t. all have been by Howard C. Pitman. of Com~ Fish and Game's estimate of the
reporting bass. halibut, and small ton. off the Balboa Pavilion. number of fish killed by these I
blasts and are '-''Orricd that the
Fish and Game might give more
permits"for further seismic-survey . !fo./1, Newport· Balboa Auto Supply CAREFUL DRIVERS
CAN SAVE MONEY
By Insuring with Farmers
Preator and Pierce
1761 Newport Bl\'d. · Costa Mesa, Calif.
Phone Beacon 5355-J
~ FARMERS AUTOMOBILE ~~ · INSURANCE · · • •
PERFECT TAKE-OFF FROM BALBOA BEACH-8ome oldttmen
a&l4 tt oouldn't be done, but C1yde Yandell (pilot), member of the
Natlona.I City PoUce Department, showed that It could wben he
took a two-1eater Taylorcra.tt alrplane off the undy Balboa boa.ch
here. -Ed. Blondell Photo . ~~ii~~ii~~~~~~~ii~~ii~~ii~~~i:ii:i:iXi:ii:i:xxi:ii:i:iXi9i l 1----t1UV WJD11S -~-
Record Specials
HANDEL'S MESSIAH
The entire Messiah beautifully
recorded by Columbia ·s English
affiliate. Columbia is proud of
this. and you'll see why after
you've heard it.
FRED WARING ALBUM
Ave Maria
Holy, Holy. Holy
Now the Day is Over
Onwanl Christian Soldiers
Nobody Knows the
Trouble I've Seen
Sometimes I Feel Like
a Motherless Child
This Is My Father's World
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Ave Maria -Schubert and
Bach-Gounod by Kostalanetz
Organ Recital-
Charles M. Courboln
Sl Patrick's Cathedral Organ
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Do you want to rent? 2108 W. Central Ave. NEWP RT BEACH
Lise in these columns . •
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11 he Opening
April 1st
FOR EASTER WEEK
and
The Summer Season
Pettey's
Balboa Inn
Cafe
-Featuring -
a Complete Menu - - -Including
CHICKEN, STEAK , CHOPS, FROG LEGS
a Variety ol
SEA FOODS
and
NEW ORLEANS STYLE DINNERS
COCKTAILS
Wines Beer
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Miss IC.atlilHn Sodleir, COM Bride-Elect,
HonOted Saturday at Kitchen Sho!'•r Pbonea: Harber 13 and 208
Feminine Activities Legisfation · Cltairman ,
To SpeaA: on Bills ' To ln~l Offi~ers
Wed. at WCTU Meeting 1mtaµa at ott1cen at c..ta • By Wlnlfnd Barbre • Residence ~ Harbor 1637-R Mesa t-Teecber usodattm
Lalftt In a round of oodal oodal award.
ewnu '-Inc Miao Kaw.a AfterWard the ma111 sttta. all Charlene Helson
Sedl'", claucbter ot Mr. and Mn. artlclee for the bride'• DOW ldtomo, C I L ~ F rlh
John Sadlelr of Corona de! Mar, wore opened. While JllM Sadlalr e earvres OU
A called meettnc al ·Newj>ort will tah at the meeUng ot
·Women ol Capilla Circle Hear Districf President Beach w.c.T.u. wu held w-a, ll<XXlrdlng to
0 R rl •~ --' -' H-'• I C t• clay at the borne of Mn. May plana a~ a board meelinl n epo s ,.,.,.,. "' v11ona On'fen ion ' U'Ren west Ocean Frmt at which J>e!d afternoon in the kin-, . '
C.pllla Orde'a annual aprinc cent<'rl in Naplea and Greece been time repcrts_ were_ bHrd. ~ held at 2 ·30 pm. in --.. to Wllllam Ken-WU en&....S In thla occupatlaa, B·rlh-' A • per, ""' of Mr. and Mn. A. A. """11 wrote their fawrlte re-I vay nnt'fersary
Kemper II to be an ewnt of tile dpea on cuda for her new Ille FourtHn mW! i!Uftll helped
_, lllture, wu I.bat r;1ven Sat-cabinet. Chui..,. Nellon oelebrata be•
un1ay by Mn. Frank Pown at Guesta preoent -..... tbe Ila-fourth bll'thclay Satul'clay when
her home, 601 Marperite avenue. damea Perry Schrock. E. D . Goo-her tber Mn Launmee N-
dnaert bride• will be held Tl-. VIII ao outatandlnc the work, that Mn. Fiora Beatty, leader of the th M&tn ,t':'.1 audlio.i~ and
clay, April :29 acoordlnc to piano unlveraltleo have uked the mil-Loyal TemJ>l!l'UI!"! Le(IOn. stated • Mn
' made at the re(lllar meetlnll of alonarlea to teach Cllrlatlan des that her group of 14 boya met the achpol ;i... • • ~ Sand,
the dttle, held Wedneaclay in the mocracy Jn the llchooll and .,. twice a month on Satul'clay lllOrnC ~-~ ~al!:ii ~~ ~
. On the lift table wu a clotheo dell, Vaught, Gecrse Lewll, Fran-~ed for i.e. at their 1'onle
buket biJ>11 on Its side under an oeo Cox, N...WO fox, Harold wn-en ·,
IDDbrella of rutned white crepe IOll, Lowell Newloo, 0. Z. Robert-3S0'7 ~~-~ tint, then
paper ornamented with a bow of son, Sidney Blackbeard. Genld cal< and Ice :..-. Eadl child
pink ribbon. and rrom thla spilled Ritchie, Herbert Kin&. J. S. Younc, had• lndlvldual cake topped-111111>-
the many intenstlnlliy shaped E. A. K. Hackett. R. Bernucoal, pink "!hipped c:ttam trootinc and ~-John Meador and sueot, A. A. ncll wlill Charlene'•
church hall. asking for more teachen. lng for breakfast· and that ha~ .nc:ui..::'tA 1 s.....,. an
Mn. 0 . Z. Robertson presided National leaden of Africa are met all requirements they are now tea will be~ by the hostesseL
at the meeting and Mn. George also asking for more trained mis-a Light IJne Leeton.
Lewta led ln devotions, lllinc the alonartea, Mn. Wright stated, and The regular ,,_linll of tbe Mr. and Mn. P . L. Higgina;
23rd paa1m u her subject. Mn. since the war the Conl'Olatlonal 'W.C.T.U. will be held Wedneaday Coast bouI van!, ,..,re recent
'Newton Cox wu appointed to take church has tent 51 there to help of this week, Aprll 1, at 2 p.m. at euesu ln I Beach et the home
charge of table reservations for train leaden. Agriculture, nun· Christ Church by the Sea with of their d&ua:bter, Mrs. Eugene
the bride• party and Mn. Harold Ing and hygiene are of rreat lm-Mrs. C. E. Utt of Tustin, county Burg.... I
While waiting for all tbe cuest1 Kemper, Howard K. Allen. F. P. :.:-r~' canC:es. Mothers
to anemble a 1ame of clroppinc Baetz, Lewis Baltz, L. A. Norman. h d cake and tee cream wl
clotheapins in a bottl<' wu played, 0 . M. C&mpbell, Gustave Grupe, fa
with Mn. John Meador t&klnc the Miss Mar(uet Scharte, MI a• eeciueata were Bobby Jackson.
tint llrl;Ze and the honoree provlnc Young. Mn. John Sadlelr and tile Pam and Bobble Jo HaJdley, Tom-
80 inept as to take the booby honoree. my Halfley, Carol Ann Herr. Kay
Wilson will sell tickets on the portance end literature on these chairman of legislation, speaking ----+------. --
handmade quilt. as well as cultural subjecta.! 11 on bills pending before the state life, when ~e led in. devotions.
Mrs. John Sadlelr, sroeram needed. e.uembly. After t ~ e meeting mem~
chairmen, Introduced the ~. It was announced that Capilla Miu Elsie Newland spoke on joined witq the Newport Orcle
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Slip Covers --ti Draperies --ti Bed Spreads
CUSTOM and READY MADE
Jean White, Interior Salon
Phone Beacon 5656 1812 Newport Blvd
IN TIU: CRAWLEY FUB.NlTURE BLDG. COSTA MESA
Nelaon, -Annabelle John 1 ton,
Stephen Thatcher, Oiarles Wirth,
Unda Redmon, Johnnie Porter,
Dona Burdsal, Lynn RlchaJdson,
Colene Rupp and Sharon Mcintire.
Mothers present were the Mes-
dames Esther Jackson. W . Hadley,
C Haifley, R. Herr, J . Nelson,
Jack Johston, Rober t 'Thatcher,
Charles Wirth, Charles Porter,
Vale Redmon and Richard Burd-
sall.
John Baflle ;r., Host
At Easter Egg Hunt
Now a year and a half old and
big enough to hunt Easter eggs
is Master Johnny Battle jr., whose
mother arranged an Easter egg
hunt for him at their home on
Balboa peninsula Saturday after-
noon.
After finding all the eggs pos-
sible, there were such games as
Pin -the -tail -on -the -bunny, for
which the prize went to Dick
Blair. Prizes for finding the most
Easter eggs \\'ent to Barbara El-
liott, Mary Gilby, Larry Somers
and Ray Patchen.
Afterward small guests were
seated about a table decorated in
blue and yellow and centered with
Mn. 'nlomu G. Wight, pl-esident Orcle was placed on the national "Lenten Sanitation," a parable on group meetlf& at the home of Mrs.
of the Women's Fellowship of the honor roll ·for going over the top cleaning up the spiritual aide of J. H. Redlt~ne on that afternoon.
Con&reKetional Olurch for South-on the thank-offering, which goes 1
Dlaae Farrteo, claasbter of llr.
-d Mra. A. 8. Farrle.. who will
be one of t\\'O youn.c "'Plaalat.
or the F\lture" who w111 appear
oa the Ebell club pro c r • rn
ThurMlay.
Young Musicians,
Lile in Egypt, to
Feature Ebell Program
Only one travel program has
been planned by the program com-
mit tee of the Ebel! club for the
year, but this one, which will fea-
ture Cora Montgomery in ''Down
to Egypt" on Thursday, April 3,
should pro\•e of unsurpassed in-
em Callfornla and the Southwest to educational ·projects In th t 1
distltict, who cave a resume of country and to foreign missions.
the national convention held re.. Memben of the circle were in-
cenUy in aeveland. vlted to be guests" at the meeting
Need for cooperation among of· of the Laguna Beach circle on
ficen and the exchange of ldeu April 8 ~hen an outstanding Negro
was 1tresaed. but particularly in-pastor of Los Angeles wtll be the
teresting were the reports from speaker.
foreign missionaries attending the Mrs. Harriet Spicer recE!ived
convention, the speaker stated. Of much applause for her violin num-1
more importance than ever ii thil bers. one of the most bealltiful
phase of church work, for the programs of the year. She was
destruction of character has been accompained at the piano by Mrs.
even worse than that of property Billie Deaver and played Largo
in countries overrun by war. (Veracini) and Canzonetta (Bem
So successful have social service Ambrosio).
Marian Hinkley
To Be May B_ride
Presiding aftervvard at the love-
ly tea table were Mrs. Harold Wil-
son, Mrs. Walter Swigert and Mrs.
Charles Kyte. ·------terest. Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Hinkley, Bus. Women & Bosses
Look Forward
To Annual Event
The speaker , who was in thea-1012 West Ocean Front, are an-
ter work in the east, married the nouncing the engagement of their
Egyptian motion picture star, Has-daughter Marian Fey to Robert B.
san Ezzart and became scenarist Hedges, son of Mr. and Mrs. B.
and feature director for the Misr C. Hedges. Excelsior Springs, Mo.
company of Egypt. 1'.1iss Hinkley is a graduate of "Bosses' Night," that big night
She t('lls of her experiences and Newport Beach Grammar school, of the year for members of the
family life in .a Moslem home, Newport Harbor U n ion High Business and Professional Wo-
of the life and beauty secrets of school e nd Pomona college. She men's club and an equally big
Egyptian "'omen of this modern also took graduate work at the night for their guests, the "bosses',
day. In contrast she describes An-University of California, Los An-is set for Thursday evneing, April
cient Egypt, the City of the Dead geles, University of Washington 10 at 6:30 p.m. at Newport Harbor
Look Your Best
for the Eas .r Parade ~on.I ._..111
for the N;d 2 Weeks
for M~ther aqd Daughter
ReuomJile J'r!cell I
For Appointment:
Pb.-Harbor 179-W
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STYLE NO. 2157
As Sketched
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nis One!
';~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; a large rabbit in a basket from ~ which gay ribbons led to presents.
At each place v;ere chocolate rab-
bits and pretty eggs on whJch were
names of the guests. Cake, tee
cream a nd cocoa were served.
and the Valley of the Kings, as and Clar('mont Graduate school. Yacht club.
well as life among the Bedawai. She served two years during the J. Leslie ~effensen will be mas-
For the musical program Mrs. war in the Marine corps, Women's ter of ceremonies and the pro-
Kathleen Coleman will present Reserve. gram, which will be staged by club
Diane Ferries, 9, a phenomenal Mr. Hedges Is a graduate of the members, promises to be even
young musician who will play University of Pennsylvania and is bet~er ~an that of last year for
Mazurka in G minor (Owpln) and a member of Beta Theta Pi tra-a bit of unpromptu re~earsal kept
Puck, the Mischief Maker (Ros-ternity. He was a major in the one end of the table i:i a gale of
ner ): also Mary Qickner , 15, in Eighth Air Force Quartermaster's laughter at a recent dinner meet-
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~tothers were present to enjoy
the party and young guests were
Dick Blair. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Granville Blair, Santa Ana; Ray-
mond Patchen m. son of Mr. and
Mn. R P. Patchen, Puedena;
Mary Gilbey, niece of Mn. Steven
Cannine; Neal Leithold, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Moreland Lei thold;
James and Larry Susan Somers,
children of Mr. and Mn. Harvey
Somers an d Barbara Elliott,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
ElUott.
Ebell Club Cancels
Play Review Program
selections by Brahms and Metra. corps. At present he is assistant Ing.
Both young artists recently made administrator of McCleary clinic On the ~ostess committee are
successful radio debuts over sta-and h0&pital which was founded Ruth ~rnsh, Mildred Stanley,
lion KXLA on the "Pianists of the by his grandfather, Dr. A. s. MC· Mary Price and Dorothy Suther-
Future" program. Cleary and is now owned by his land and tickets may be obWn~
Ebell Drama Chairman
Is Luncheon Hostess •
father. from them or !rom Marie Hanul-
Both families own houses at Des-ton before Apnl 7.
ert Hot Springs and it was there
that the young couple became ac-Hurley Bell Scene ol
qualnted. They left Friday for Ex-B • J L h
celsior Springs where the bride-rtvge unc eon
elect will visit for two weeks, re. Spring flowers were used in pro-I
turning to make pre parations for fusion for decorations when Mrs.
the wedding which will take place Joe Stamp of Balboa Island and
about the first of Ma.y. her sister, Mrs. Mary Crowell, en-
tertained Wednesday at the Hur-
ley Bell.
Mrs. Florence Morris. chairman
of the drama section of the Ebell
club, entertained with a luncheon
Wednesday at her home in Pasa·
dene for members of ,the casts of
the two plays put on recently by
the section at the Newport Beach
Ebell club's tentative plans to Grammar school. Costa Mesa Y.F.W. Aux.
to Install Officers Thirty guests enjoyed the lunch-
eon and the bridge which followed
Holding score for the highest
award was Mrs. K . V. Dilts and
Mrs. Irene Hiller was second ; win-
ner of third prize was Mrs. Ralph
present Mrs. Larry Johns, noted Several of the cast were unable
Los Angeles authority on the to attend but those present were Mrs. ·Mary Morse will be
stage, on Friday, April 11, have the Mesdames Alma Cammack, . in-
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STYLE NOi 1746
As Sketclled
' AB snug and comfortable
' a little s!toe as yoo are
apt to find in many a
moon. . I· . Rich black
gabardine, lacing neatly
over YOW: Instep. Medium
heel. A ~oe to live in!
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$445
Mattoon's Shoe Store
1795 Newport Blvd. Costa Mes& been cancelled because on that Viola ?ttunsey, Pearl Wood, Anita stalled as pres1den! of Costa Mesa
evening the Parent-Teacher As-Perew. Ver a Doane, Marian Mc-y~terans of Fore1~ Wars aux-
sociation will give a program rea-Chesney, Carnelle Kennedy and d1~y at th! meet1n~ to be held
luring l\.tason Rose, noted psychol-Sue Horvath. Frida~ even1n~ of this. week at 8 Holden and 1'-1.rs. Sidney Black-=================+======== beard was consoled. ogist. p.m . 1n American 4gion hall
?tirs. Johns, who was to have Dr. and Mrs. Emil Bell, 30th .Mrs. ?pal ~alter . of Anaheim
given a play review as a benefit street, are leaving Wednesday Will be 1nstelhng officer and the
for the club building fund, has to spend a week in San Diego c:eremony will be open to the pub-
promised a' •·rain check" on the where they will enjoy a short ve-Jic.
engagement and will come ln the cation and attend to business in· Others to .be seated are the ~es-
fall. terests dames Lowse McCracken, vice-================· =========. president; Maurita Willis, treas-r urer; Ada Van Decar, conductress;
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Sally Hall, guard; Calla Viele,
chaplain : Pearl Brown, two year
trustee and Miss Hester Tallman,
three year trustee.
Appointed officers are the Mes-
dames Dolorese Morrison, secre-
tary: Dorothy Jackson, Tinte
Small. Frances Smith and Eva
McCormick, color bearers; Joyce
Cox, pianist; Mabel Gingras, pat-
riotc instructor and Miss Tallman,
historian.
Costa Mesa Red Cross
Elects Olliecrs
Mrs. Calla Viele was unamiously
re-elected chairma n of the Costa
Mesa branch, American Red Cross
at the annual meeting March 25.
Others who will se.rve with Mrs.
Viele are Kenneth Hill, vice-chair-
man ; Mrs. Gunning Butler, treas-
urer and Mrs. Jerrold Spangler,
secretary.
Recommendation for these offie-
ers was made by the board of di-
rectors. Elected to the board for
a three year term were Mrs. J . C.
Payne, Mn. Bertha Tillotson and
Mn. R. E. Johnson. Two year
directors are Mrs. John Webster,
Mn. Gilbert Brown a n d Mn.
Uoyd Gabriel while one year term
directors ue Mn. W. B. Mellott,
Mn. Paul Nonnan and Mn. L. M.
Barnett.
Announcement of t h e annual
Southern County Olapter dinner
WU made by Mn. Laura Warren.
executive aeerft&ry.
An ura:ent plea fer worir:en to
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nett. The "iboa .,. _,, by ma-
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