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TRto · ·ROBS CORONA · DEL MAR SNACK ' BAR;
[1,NKED WITH · L. A. HOLD-UPS, CAR, THEF1S
Appointment of commlt'"'9 to
brtng to the Harbor area one ot a
Nries ot edueaUooaJ and aala con-
ferenca tor realtoni aponaored ~)'
Ure Calltoml& Roal Eatate ANocl·
atton In cooperation w I t h t h e
Newport; Harbor Board of Rea.I·
ton. was announced to d a-, by'
Harvey O. Peue, preetdent of the
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local orpniatlon.
The onMay conference for t.h1a
area wtll1 be held on April 13 at
Newport Beach in the BaJbo& Bay
club, with the Newport. Harbor
Realty Board acUng aa hc.t to
the boanJ of Santa Ana, Anahelm.
i"ullerton, WhltUer. Montebello,
Lqun& Beach and 5-.n Clemente,
haaeutd
Local committee. appointed to
aaaiat ill ana.ngcmeota r or th e
conference wt1t'"111erve under Edwtn
Pendleton or Whittier. vtce presi-
dent of CREA u co.nference di-
rector. Conference chairman for
the local hoard will • be Willtam
HUolCl'Q(t. Pease 11tated, Ivan Mac-
Millln as attendance chairman.
OOUNCILMANIC CANDmATa are pictured at tbe Oow de& Mar OY'Je, 1NoellitSoa'a meetlq
ln t.he elemeatary adaool audlt:orlum TbW"IMb.y n tcttt. ~ modld&te. •.ens Neb (t\."C!ll the -.mr
anao11at of tlme lo Mpi"'HS 1be-lr lie"·• .'Ind a llv e:l,y 11oe.doa pel1od followed. Lett to rtpt: O. 7-
RW>erteoa, Robert ,..._., Norman Mlltf'r, ~ter hbe.U. Franch llon'at.b Uld lll"&de.n flnd\. A..,._nt
from tbe pl.du.re la Tom N orton, W'llu had apJM'111 nld •t the mcetln• -.rlkr. (Photo by Gerhardt> •
Heavy Seas Halt
Catalina Race
HMvy seaa t o r c e d the six
atarten lo tum back Sa.tu.rday
In the tint annual 8alboa Yacht
club race to Cat.a.Una Ialand. Tbe
ucort vuaeL J . L. Mun80n'• 30..
toot cruiser. En c h an le r W . cauaec1 many &Ntioua moment. at
the cl\lb when they weren't .heard
from for tlve hOUr8. They tumed
JJP 11afely at Catallna'• WhiU
Cove.
Of the six yacht.a that started
the race at 10 :4~ a.m .. Bob MU-
ler'11 Weatward turned back 1tOOn
after, whUe the other five con-
Unued up the eout to a spot
about nvo milu off Buntlnfton
Beech before they decided to turn
back. The o l h .e r five at&rter-s
(C<>•tl•ued ......... It) ~~~~i.*1E~f.~?~:~:: PUT 0. Z. ROBERTSON ''ON GRIDDLE'' E~:.~~~l~~~:£~!?~l'AT C. D. Mo CANDIDATES MEETING; Boys Escape from ~~n:.=:d :::· aocoro-VIEWS ON SALES TAX QUESTIONED c~s~.~=-~~~~~r~
"W i th the rapid changes in 14 7 e a r• of mce. Thund."1.y
buaineu condiUona it ha.a been A virtually dormant poUUcal attwaooa ~ from N~·-
::::!.~~t°:r r,:1~;:· :; ~= ~':;:!.'; !;~nted wh:no ~~nr:~: 'J d I K I d r f J d Dod !:e" = ~~-~~
bu)'inir and selling public and for Counc:tlman o . z . Rob<rtBon was u icia now e ge 0 u ge ge I -"got their ........ tho fol-
the protection of the property put on the griddle In hl.s own balll· IM\i•S day.
owner, to attend th~ae refresher wick. N t A • ted c A led Tb.e bo71t went tlllroup •
couracs .made available through Grilling ot the councilman by 0 pprec1a ', ase ppea "ilrdow In -of tll•. Inter-our 1tate a880ci.ation," Pease aid hi• own constltu~nll!I took place roptk>a rVOOM wbfJll u.~y li\'ef\"
at th4!' orpnJzation meeting'. ol the at a meettq of th.e Corona. del temporarily Wt alom as ot n---•tt "C 11r 1 •--vt ll A decision by Judge Donald J . Dod•e on N~rt Beach Town-CO•u..iua ee. a . orn a ,._ many ·Mar Cl c Aleoc.ia on in. the ele-.• -·· r -eitrs were <*llfod to eope wtth
naU011aJly known reaJtor _ educa-mentary 9Chool auditorium. It fol-sbJp ceurt waa appealed to su~rtor court. lut week by lhe stale ...., lntox.k'Atred ff'ft9le" ebe-
Uona:, &pprataers. buJklers, and lowed clrcuJaUon ot a teller by department of publJc worka. The state JOit the suit against a Coat.a •·kre at biNdqu&rten.
spcd.a.U.ate ill the real estate pro-the councilman to Harbor area .MCA resident and a nrm or tree •WTeotta and apparently didn't ap-&eported m•eetnc from tbelr
f..aon and we llft fortunate \hat butinea men Vl wb.leh .Rober'taon predate • bit of "Jud.Ida.I knowledce·· from the Judse on how It bome9 'l'lutnQil.)', Nt1' ...,,_
theee tndlviduab a.re 'Willln• to tor the ftrst tlme propo.sed a 50 ahould ca~ for \ta own treea. "'-ere fOWKI ~ ttte . ,.._..
share their Jsnowl;f:dl'e fl-De_! expei;l~ ptr cent reductJon of the city Th• '300 •ult fwu filed in ltJd&'e ~·· court aplmt Golden ADJ:l:pa af tllle tt~ fJM'boJ' .
·-with 11.1." ~ --tax:----llo·-·i.od . ...Ip) ot•Ooota lloca; CllarlM IC. K'tand... allo&ed -l9 Yacht L&rrdl"I'• UH Ooaat
.:f-~ (Cft.ttaaed on. Pase I) been follted on the community by have been an empJoye o1 the flrm ; . . lil .. wa.r. n.e,-'""8 a...YVM
"Mayor Drake and his mouth· by Llo7d lohuoe. oper-.t:or or
Dr. Boyd Slated to
Appear in Court
Dr. Spencer H. Boyd. 4.0, prom·
inent Lido L!le and Santa Ana
pbysfctan, will appear ln Hunt-
ing'ton Beach Townahlp c91i rlt
Wednesday on a charre of drunk
drlYlng.
He wu arrealed la.st week by
California H I g h way patrolmen
and pronounced unflt to drive by
a physician alter one member ot
lhc medical profeaalon had de-
otiaed to examine him, it wu re-
ported.
After b e l n g booked on the
cba.rge he was rf!'leued pending
Wedneaday'a hearing before Juat-
lce ot the Peace Chris P. Pann. '
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piece;• tbe ~tter befnl' a frank and Otto M. Dodd. owner of prop-balance betw~n the-tu.net.Iona of tile &a.ndia.J. &Del botll '">'w weft
ref ere.nee to thl• newsptlper. erty al 164H-70 Newp o rt Blvd. le.vet and roOt.a." That practlce a,. med "'1th .%4 callbl"fl "-'""
Robertaon M:Ored. what he calJed Amount of the autt wu aald to be la foll owed by orchard.lsta. Judie volvr-ra.
the "rule or ruln policy of ·Mayor the value of the three treeA which Dodge &&ld. FoUo\o\inl ~Ir ftM".'l.pe from
Drake" and lbe newspaper. the •late clalma were damaged. He ~mmended that the •tale the Io car eon1tabu.lary, they
It was ·the flnt time Mayor Wlthoul any permll foi:: their department " a c q u I re 'Judicial ea}o)·ed a aJsht of f~om be-
DT8.Jl:e 'i name hu been dn.wn ~moval from the Highway de-knowledge'," aner noting th a l fof"CI brins r'!CC&ptured FJ1day
lnto the current campaign. partmenl. lhe state alleiea the one of the three treea In queaUon on Harbor hl&ad Wbeft they
Re\"f'nue Cit.rd trees were cut down by ·the de-had been lopped more than the bad b ee n ~n·ed enterlnr
ftndanU. olbers and wu "KrDWlng more \"M!&ftl bomiel\. 1'118 Up-oft ......, To t h c councilman's ~rUon vt I th th In th Judge Dodge, noting lhat jua-c orou& Y an any 0 era e from a ,,·om.'UI ,,.ho •d •be lhat he tavored a reducUon ln vicinity." the tax, which he decl&r:ed "has tlce8 ot the peace normally <Ud ~ tbe you:npten un.1.y-
not tMue oplnlon11, wrote a letter Oodgf: satcJ ne WU not cond.on-tar a boat at a plf'r on the been a Bertous blow to merchant• 1 • In flndlng for the defendant.a a.nd Ing removal of trees from public btland.
here," J. B . Stoddard, 226 Ju--n'd t"t t pl _, th • h d t with t mJt mlne A venue, Corona del Mar. ,..... 0 • op ng <a e tree. • proper Y · ou per or prun-The boya •"''bo "W'r-ttliraRd been 8t benefit to the tttt rather lng which wouJd ruult in Injury te Utdr ..--e:a. told of'tlctoni uked the counctJman where "you r-~ than a damage. lo trees. He noted that the deten· lbeJ' had l'1UI &\\a• from "°8M" expect to ,.et money" to use for .a--u ' needed Improvements! Stoddard Roots Wf',.. ~ ~ta apparen )' lnte~ded to re-l'hunday, pne to MoatitbeUo
aa.id it would be more logical to move the trees, but tblf.t '1ooklng to tbe holne of a friend. where The court noted that roots of at the result of lhe operation" they bad taken the revol•-en. '1ower property taxes" ln vtew ot th h d •-ed b th e trees a "'"'n damag y e tr~• were not damaged by ytw.v added th..'l.t they ltad bid-the 1118,000 revenue derived from 1 cutting of deep trenches aloog the delendants and that the "in-detl Tblll'llday a1-t In u.e YI-. the Alea tax in the pa.st year N Bl d h d h cl al •• ewport v ., llltd e sat e dent may have a v ue u a dnJk-of t be Lido J91e brl"-which. he said., h&d made possible ta•1n • j dlc:lal kn led ·· d ., -.• . wu ..,, g ' u ow ge emonstration that when root.s of and In t he morn.In• bad takrn many badly-needed lmprovement..s. -of the fac t that 1'when a large treea on atate highway right-of-a ltandy and unaUenditcl f'O"'-lncluding the new Cotona del Ma r part of the root 1.,.tem I• severed way a reduced by layt f fire &tal ion. J"' re ng 0 boat Md made tllel.r "'1 te
Stoddard declared he felt thr or damaged. the proper pracllct: pipelines .· .. the authort.tlea abould Harbor bland "'here they ~·ere
councilman had been In error In h1 to ren1ove a. slmUar portion of stt lhe lope a~ pruned lo rutore takeD la custody tile -11eCOad
putt l n ' "Mayor Drake and his the top part .. , to restore proper proper balance. Ume.
mouthpiece on the spot " ln con-,
sh1r1~;-Wi~-.. Boat Founders Off Peninsula;
c!~!tm~r ~!~!lm Claim Rescue Slow In .Coming
catlfomlan to win the pr I 1 e d' · UUe of ''Cover Girl" In the La.dies' How more than .,.n hour and a the culler lnURed.JateJy. But. ac-•--------------
Home Journal u n d 1 • c 0 v e r ed hall elapH<I from the lime dJ• continc to the Harbor Dcpart-
American Beauty se.rte& ls Shlrlf'y treu flafft wve lffD off-t1hore ment. Ule call wa.a received there Inrram of 211 Vla Koron, Udo F"riday nl&ht by Peninsul& Point at 7:60 p. m.I It came from the
JaJe. Photographer John Mech.ling re&ldenta and tne time tbe Coast Police Department a.nd wu at-
of Lacuna Beach submitted her Olla.rd cutter ~ a founderln& once relayed to the Cout GuarcS.
Unne11 in Fre Ilk
Deseu t Accident
wtnnlnt picture and dld the cover t:ruiaer In tow toda.y •Ult lacked a Deputment apokeaman ~ Attorney Frank UnnelL l!lxalt-
por{RJt. which adorrui the April an explanation. ed. ~ Ruler of ?jewport Harbors
1'8Ue ol tbe Journal.. In addition, Q::efUcUng atatuneala from Records of lbe PolJce De,.,t~ Lodge ot Elks. nanowlY ettcaped
Kn. Incn.rn modela an "Amert-th~ Hatbor J>eput.n\e:nt and the ment dlKloeed that two addlUon•
ean Beauty's Dollal'-Wiae Ward· local COUt Guard contingent Sal· al ~porta from pea80tll .omentns death Saturday momlnc when hla
robe .. tor the Jourtl&l I• ah Ion urday morning failed to clarity tb.e &lpa.la ~ere turned Jn at t :OI car turned turtle twice on lhe-
pagea. the m Ya t '-r 1 aa one Penlnwla and qain at t:J:O.. cteart hi•hway between Mecca
Hor blognphy, which appcan. Point --• cllu&ed bwlglln& ~ the 1oftC Cltlq ocCU. red and Blythe.
in Ute macaalne. deolCf'lbea her aa on the ~part of boU't orp.nlu!Jons ln the HaRot Degutmenl O!' at Tbe B&rboritc waa en route to
"&loo the ftnrt. and , prol>ablT u.e and deocrl!Jed tlle perfonnanca or l!I eo..t~' -"' _ _. • 1a1t •r.uri-•ered A m • r I c a 0 the Coaat Guard u "aboolulel7 • · . _.. 8l7the to' participate In the In· ,.---M __ ,...,, -known. • Mn. Hou. wbo 8-\t\7 to move into a new bOme --.·-·-· .. . decJ&nd UM ~ ~ pt•»auan of a new aka Lod.Je..
Cftl'1' f«w montba... Hu bu.band, 8be WM Mn. Stedman Bc.r. "'did all ll cOalcl, .. WboeVer wu • 1"°"''' acrved u an offk:tt of
-JDgram. la •a coo......., 2100 & OoMa .....,... wbo de-dllQ' at Ure 'llal1ior Doputm.ot Ule .Gr&lld Lode< for U.. lnatal··
wbo llUlldo a -· -~ dand lolle and lllr nellllbonl lint app&nlltbo t.llod to ..., ,... to ,. latlon.
Wnll7 qi, put tho. -on -MW UI!! -~ Ille dl•blod ~ ..U. °""' -ud lie• marlr.M. C ..n. It and mo"'11 Illa -1 411,,. toll at about 8:00 n<ICJlllon. A..lonliac to rcporta ot tlle ac-
fallllly wt. 'Ibo 1-an _ I" "'-~ "1Pt.. lllle -.Id tho • • ......_. !Oldeql, u.ui.n WN ar1'1ng ·-. ~ 1n t11a1r nm --..,.t waa .......at. ieo 1&N ott-••1•1' -.._ • u.e ~ wl>en be lilt a .up.
-map. s.pj,117. 8hirlq 111r.ca -· wwt Of t11o Jott7, _._ )(ra. Boar -that u ..,. Illa car bc>P--wu caqht
"''-~linl'·) ' In& bol~ la .... ldP -allCJ .... Mlshllora ~-'""" In ,,,.,. of -dmlnir the
A ~ ot Callfomla -· ~·--!lie~ tile~ auant C1llW!: ~ .-aad -t.-ll!IM and out, ltlr'"1 waa..... ~ le Ille Me w.port loft tile ~ and proca•••d tile rued.
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MOON MULLINS LOSES BOAT-The 86-foot ketch Evtan \\'M
repol1ed lost la Mexlca.o " .. te.n1 Ol'er tl\e "·eekead by 0\\'11M
M. C. "~loon" Mulllns, Corona del Mar. The 00.t drag-g«I
llDCh.ur durt.., the otpt \\'hih' moored off San Oablo, a small
harbor 90Utb of La P.u., and MTnt on the rock"' T\\·o lar&e holtos
In the bow lad.klate th" 1'hlp may br a t otal IOM. Mulllo• and hl!f
ere\\' rerno~ u much l'f'Ar from ~ boat u poulble a.a.d
retnmcd to N~·port, Harbor Monday. (Photo by Beckner)
HE~ICOPTER R~SC~fS PAlR
STRAttDID -IN . RAGING SfAS
Three youthtuJ M. on te be 11 o
bandits early yeet.erd&Y-: held up
and robbed the Snack Bar. 1819
Cout h.lghway, Corona , dcl Mar,•
eecaping with more t.ban "'-~ '
according to N e w p o r l Be&cb
police.
The trio, which polioe ea.id bad
h.eld up a West Covina cale and
made ott wlth $30 earlier in tile
evening,' v.·aa captured 21 mtnutes
late.r. u they ned the ecen.e of
the robbery here ln a late model
automobile . .Police said all three
were armed · with •tolen weapooa
and .that all of the money talc.en
from the S n a c k Bar waa re·
covered.
Followlnc an all-points broad-
cast by Ne.wport Beach police,
the fleeJni" bilndlu were spotted
by California Highway patrolmen
traveling north on Harbor boule-
vard at J 7th atreet. They were
captured at Garden Gr'O'Ye boule-
vard, where the patrol car forced
them off the road, alter they bad
attempted to outrun the oflicen,
Norman Heffner and W a It er
Lemmer. They aurrendered with·
out resistance and officer& de-
clared the lhnc iuns were found
on the flObr in the rear of thu.
car while the pa.per sack con-
t.ainlng the money, waa dlacovered
under t~e front scat.
Lod(ed In 'ail
All three were lodged U1 the
county jail and later transferred
lo tht> Newport Beach ci ty Jail.
Officers said two of the young
hoodlums, Richard ·R i08. 20, and
Herbert F . Trevino. 16. <'ntere<l
the Snack Bar near midnight as
the place wu preparing lo close
for the night. They ordered cor-
f ee and pla'Yed the juke box for
about 10 minutes while th <' I r
companion, Edward D. Eaton, 16.
waited tn the car outside.
While the p&ir wu occupietl
al the juke ~ police decla.ted
three patrons entered and had
j ust seated themselves at the bar
when 'ftloa -1ld 'I'Te"rlno drew thel r
guna.
R ece.ipU Were ordered ta.ken
"two NewP,Oz;t. men were re8· I from the cash register and the
cued by a Navy helicopter artcr Vopl. Atu:lenon Sued pa.tr commanded the cook to put
belnl' stranded &ll night Saturday Claiming $2000 still is dUe on the money ln a paper bag, which
in a small boat moor<'d 300' reCt a pipe lnata.UaUon which wu done they grabbed from him. Patrons
trom lhe Oceanside pier as high In San Bernardino la.st year: Fred were not robbed. wind~ and mountainous waves A. Storey and Theodore W. Jur· Jerry Eva.na. Snack Bar man-
battered the cout. ling Friday filed suit for that ager, noUflcd local police in1-
amount against Al Anderson and mediately after the young band!~
C. A . Unn. 72. and C. A . Wil-J ohn Vogel. Newport Harb 0 r dt-parted with the" loot and offi·
llam11, 32. both of the Municipal businessmen. IL was alleged lhe cers put out an a.ll-polnts broad·
'ITa.ile r Park, Newport. spent & 1 cost of the entire project was cast.
hectic night on their wave-lo.'iStod ~~00 and that only $3WO had 1 AccordlnJ to Newport Beach
salvage~ veuel whllc a Co as l been paid. \ (OonUn.Ul"CI on. Pace 6 )
Guard patrol bpat and sh or P
craft futilly atlempled to reach
them. ,
Finally the helicopter came to
the rescue. hovering ove r the
boat while William.a a i1 d Ltnn
were lifted aboa.rcf by lines at-
tached lo an electric winch. The
11man craft later aank.
The pair were put on shore by
the helicopter. wet aqd cold but
uninjured. The p1a.ne wu ftom
the Naval Air station, Mira.mar.
and wu piloted by Malery Ketn-
bro. chief ayjaUon mate.
Williams, owner ·or the salvage
ve.neJ, had kept It moored al
Cole's Udo Cove Anchorage, by
the LidO Isle Brtd&e.
Another Newport Harbor ves-
ael moored to the same buoy.
the .fO-tool Slrto, a bait boat, waM
cast adrlft In the 11tonn and wa~
splintered by the waves against
a beach two milea • o u t h of
<>ce&Nlde.
Issues Waming on Mufflers
· In a "~I aimed a t student.a who will ~ Utelr Eaaf"~r -
\\"eek l"Matkm. la N~ Harbor, ifudae Jlan7" L. Blodpt !!iald
tAat all clrl"-e" fOWld g'Uilty of t.vln& u UJesal Mutner oo their
«an "ill be ftlled a mlulm.um of Pt and prtor offe;nden; ,,1u bl'
....... Jail.
Police. app-.ttnt.J:y
l'Nted .e\."eD dlffrreat
lllcpl muff~
follo•·ln& tllrouP. wtHl re"arnJnr ar·
drt\.'en Sah.tn1'1 nlpt, all for helinK
"A•:r m uffler other ttna a •t.ock mutnu 111 Ulf"Pl." Judge
Blodgett .aid. "Any form ot exbauat •Y•tem other than a l:itock
murner bi Ulec'M," he added. Judp Bloclptt de8Crlbcd a &tock
mUf~ u one tbai ~ oa. uy tal' Ol'tstuJ.ly.
••Youtha "1tb can equipped wtU-. loud mutnen pua through
ln.Jaad \.owns on. their .... ,.. to tbe be&clt and are .l"'D8 "1U1 their
loud no0er the Jlldse e xplained. .. but rea'lldea.ta of N tM'port Beach
have t.o put up wit.II tbe rouin& moton &U "'·tt:k lo•&·"
In prevloua yean Newport poUoe have &rn!8ted hundred~ of
youths on~ of havtq pipes or lllepl 111.u.fOen on their can.
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Mt*-~rl Stanley
Neff Presidwtt
of Zc»nta c'4A. \
I llQPOMP X"" ilitn lltalno7 .a. iiMit.od
u preoldbt' or tile ~ta: club ot
sum\,1nll-86nfff .W .. NewjMt Har-'°" the '""""" ·ic year when the gtOlrP iMt n..nu:, come to Calltomta Jeavms ·four a't the home ot Jihla. Ky rt I•
bedrooina, • big a.Utt:. ND111t6 Brooklnp of Corona cMI ll a...r. ~intn.t..,_ and ,. .~ ~ • • • bther otnff.t. ~ wW aene wtUI
Tl\ey )>ffilK: three 0 ft.ir.11ldi, kn. Stanley anr rtrirl •lte ,.-.
a clOSf lour ~el.~.:~ ldeot, Heleo ...!tOOJ!ton· :s ment, plus oevwa> ~ .. priolclftlt ~~ ., • .,,.: ~•-' four .. ...., ... of clOthlnf fbr each .. • ~ ~,..-.........
member ot the t&m11y. Tbey conespondlng ·•.ecretary, M ".Otue doW.." tn a rMeh·ot7le Jennie Rldlard, recordln« • ·
Ith th, 'Inch h'"" altle tary, Mra. Loolee Hamhtel; bO""" w re~ "'u • trtuurer W.. 1:1.t, Hlimp("!i·
12-lnch deep h&8<rilent. • ball dlff<tora' •t ~ Mra. Lu.m.; Jd~en an1 dtte~~':°~ u t -onu1ge!• Sloddald and Mb. K·a t la 1 e en .1.11ree e Coleman.
and-<JCeon Jeter, their relatives InataliaU i Ottt wui tai
an1ve and move , In\? half the ·j..,. a! i ~t f!"'be Mid .:
garage. <Tll• otbet fiair 18 tun fl.'! New 'tt Hirl>at"" Tac6t cbrl.
. of Jong underwear, boaU and ear d& Ajriit ~ •
mutrs I jj· "'"' "'' · w1th1n three montru. they've ": l'lUUI Ml~~ O~b1!8 ~n
Id . thtng and moved back a PifM fO~ ltii' dS'.Olt itovel *•Y so every ot Ei.Hdnt bot ~utiOll lo tile ea~ Into a tutnhlbed apartment &oejUtiJ litiia. tor U.ree wffk·
until ·winter when they return to en(b: ft '<It -tiie:M ri California with one sdttea~ and ,, .u . ~ gger or.
ar It Isn't ti-rrtbly crowded ' m&rllD flshttij craft. rP iT.e , There were thtte J.Uei:U at the
out here aft~r :11· •. .: ' . r ! c. n t mleflnr, Ith. ll'rances
Mefiro, lit r a. Mildred Ratilbone
lind. MrL Jl:lisal>O!H Page. Overheard at the rrf ark et:
•·w en, you know how a man Is
about an orange tree!" '"'e other
gnl nodded agreement 'and though
I stood_ near them and the pork-
and-beans as long u I dared, no
f11rther enlightenment was gtven.
J u s t how fs a man about an
orange tree? ? ? ! • • •
Thoughts while-watering -the-
Jawn-to-put-off-doing-th e-lronln$:
Wb~n television has the famlty
cozJJy united tn th~ parl~T. Who'!!
going to do the tlildles ! ! ! ! ...
Wonder if swallbwlng a sea,.Mck
pill rf"nlly would help oldsters
l'Tijoy square dancing ..•. If yobr
youngster is definitely musician
mate rial. he can tell which chord
I!' higher -Ji', .A and .D or. E. A
a nd C sharp. If he can't and you
decidf' to let him go ftshlnl" in-
stt>ad of playing scale&, don't be
sad. A recent sufvey -disclosed
not one of the lnmat~ in a large
eastern pri80n enjoyed fishing.
Sign in a food stO?"e. "Prices
are-born here -They're raised
som~bere else" ... Your hair
cut In England costs 28 centlll
with seven cf'"nts deducted if thP
top of Your head can sunburn.
Three kinds of· Californians
eagerly await the mall -New-
comers whose relatives haven't
arrived yet : hopeful writers and
cartooni~ts ; and the ex-G.l .s who
have spent but haven't received
their insurance refunds. Can't do
a thing to help -.the latter two
varieties. but will share dad's last
letter with ye newcomers and
fon-ner Minnesotarui.
If you haven't heard of Alme-
lund, Minnesota where my folk!t
reside, you are stll1 wondering
whence came the first 100 per-
cent perfect butter judged in the
last 86 years of the Minnesota
State F11.l.r . The town lies 40 mile9
north of Mlnneapoli!! a n d St.
Paul and besidf's butter, is re-
nowned tor Jut-flak dlnnf'rs.
Usten to dad: "Wednesday the
wh1u wu up to 50 and 60 miles
an hour so It was hard for us
even to go to the post office.
Drlfta ot snow were so high the
mail could not get through and
most of the school.! Wf're <"losed
the rest of the week." • • •
Stiotiltt anyone kid you agii:ln
about. the 1ocitl chamber of1 com-
merce, please tell tltem ihat Min-
ne8J)Olltiln• ha•t t>Nn asked to
no longer refer to their ..ireather
u cold_ . . . Words like brisk,
invigorating, etlmulating-, and ex-
hilarating are suuested! ! ! !
So honey, tt ain't cold ouWde
anyrltorl!. • • •
Dad and mom an eoon leaving
.AJtttf!:funa to 'IJ:Yt tn Hendtnon, m wl:Ucii la near G&JHburg which
la nerl; ft<jclf 1ldaJid ana Kolin•.
. . . To !ln1 .blJifomlan that • ~ u .m;-u inovlng from
Nortll «> soatil l:liutota . . • llut
1 t'o lilar uttlll rlift liOlor. the lits
Jump ilUt I~ ~i county Iii> rm wtihllioldlnt tiif lli>01<lfnt.
• ... ,. N1J twll U. elrb-ll'CS.wldt ....
Mrs. Oit>bt. chairman Of t.lle
pre.sent sert~ of caq.uta parUu
3POhsortd by the .Zdhtla.ns an·
nottnt:ed the next pa.f.ty would M
bela In the Earl ~ey Reilly
C?fflce ?n Balbda Island on Apr11
10th. ne tn:tbHc ta coi'dfaUy in-
vited ~ tb' attend theiie partle!.
klnd1y contkct Mrs. Otbbs or any
In.ember ot the tdnla club for
reservations. . Mrs. Stanley waa presented by
Mrs. Drolet *ith a corsage tor
havtng the moet perfect attend-
ance at local and fntei-clty meet-
ings ot tfie i.onta clubs <luring
!he p&.t ytiar.
.. He>ste~ tor the e+entng"'were
Mra. Ltlcli1e Stoddard, Mrs.
Ofady!i Hatman And Mni. Myrtle
Bi'ooktngs.
LL GblJB NEWSj
.AMl:I NOTE91
Ebell Pro..,..atn
Hal Horton, n o t e d Hollywood
baritone. will be featured on thf'
April 6 program of Ebell club, the
meetlng to be hPld at 2 p. m . in
Corona del Mar school auditor-
ium. Coming to Hollywood at the
age of 16, Horton achlev@d a !IUC-
ceas In Paramourtt's Sign of the
Cross and has been in motion pic-
ture and radio worJt ever since.
He had lead parts tn Slcmund
Romberg's Song of Norway, and
New Moon_ Re also had hi• own
hour over ~utual net•ork In New
York. and tn Los Ang-ties. a pro-
gram called Broadway to Holly-
wood.
Mrs. Nell Shook will presidt'.' at
the bu_"iness meeting. at which
the nominating committee will rl"'-
port. Members are: Mrs. Llllian
Gant. chairman ; Mr9. D or o l h y
Snodgrass; Mrs. Mary Dodd, Mn.
Constance Jayttd and MM!. Ellyn
NlelsPn.
This is to be an open meeting
and will ~ toUowed by a tea.
hooJW>bold Sfftlon
Mrs. Lew W a 11 ace and Mrs.
Raebel Tay I b r wer e hosteSM".s
when EbelJ Club's Households
9ect.lon met Wednesday at the
clubhouse. Mn1. H. E. Condon WM
elected chairman for the coming
club year tnd Mrs. J . A. Gant was
named secretary-treasurer.
Stories and singing occUpled an
Interval btf'or~ th-e demon~raUon
of a Line of" household articles of
plastics, prt!sentM by Lee Ship·
le,. Corona deJ Mar manufacturer.
T h e program vt a 8 arranged by
Mrs. J . W. Cammack, chairman.
Gariten Sfftldll
Mrs. Ray Nl~l~n wU h08teu
to members of this t.kUon ai a
pllcket luncheon in hei home at
Corona del Mar. Fftlt-Urec:t speak-
~r wu Wilma Smith of the Car-
den departrnf:nt at Richard'• Lido
market, who talked on t.roplca.I
plants for home decoraUon.
Francis Horvath of the c It y
park committee presented plans
submitted the commltl«, w h I c b
gi;,re in detaJI tmp"1Yetnenl8 tot
tach se<:tlon of tOWn.
·-.~---~.'--.,-
.... l•afle OD "9e a. .a
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Mrs. A. 0. Stur:t•vant
ii Hottes• When :
. ' .
'leebe'.>unc:f o,-1)$ '
T6hit6 at.COM ·~ l»i 8.+a ~is E!ec;t
'l'lie ~ Cout Alumoae clufi NiiWJ;oit pl&yg-~ ID tor
ot Pl 1ifta ~Jlltu met 1'-"~y. a. t~t toni~t at thi opentpt fli~lr ta!JC at the home °illltir. of ~..-m. rlnt ~ ot A. D. Stu!Uvant or Balboa wltll !J>e p I a Y w r I' ht I' W ...... aj>
Kn Baroid Borch.18nffii -COs ~re .of .corona dfil Kar ~ .~
hoclea: for Juncht!On prece«\lng the preae:nfed at the Corona de1 Mar
mhtufl: : auditorium at 8:30 p.m.
J:teetlbn of 0 t f Ice t 1 for the Th• aame floe dinction, -under E. eomlng 7w lbolt Pia<* lttth Jira, Alyo Warren, which baa marlti<I
Howard '1"1iMtbfli ot 8.nta I Ana the H~day stage pel'fonn~
taltl,,. O¥•i Iii• piftldeile1 tf'MI and won t~r Holiday Sl.sgE M·
ifra. Mi.it 'h.H.&aff& of i.,una Uonal recognltton In Lile Ma.p-
Beilchi oil,.,. n t ' · dftlcttl f 0 r zine laat .wntner, should m.¥-_"
nut Yeh wtlt ti@ J,.._ Si:u:ttnant.. the play an unusual and ouUtarid-
YI~ prufdent; itta. BOtc!Uteniut Ing event in Newport theatrical
ot Ba!W. ltlind, e<lhMjiblldlng hlatory.
aecretary: Mn. Thomas a Ftt:,6t SeatR may be reserved by call-
ol 81.ibaa, trftwteti alt d Mrs. Ing ffii.rbol" 1281-J or Beacon
_Dwight Dunc:811 of 8&ttfa A.tti. as 8932-W or may be obtained ot
recokllnr tectetat;~ ute door. The play will be center
Plans we~ al8o ftiode foT 1ce1e-staged. and there win be th:tt-e
brating Foundelh Dar Cm A..tD 18 r/>Ws of seats at graduated prtCP!I .
at El Adobe J.n $an Juatf CBJfls-
trano, with ailtlotHlg!nWh{ ol the
piogram to"" tttid~,li!<ft. 1 WCTU Hears Reports
R 0 id,W ~ OI Nft:lMt . .._ ~~· ·\tr . ilMlti.~ttilo~.VMliol.,Hiletpiii.iNMt,.rt-1:
-· hlrioii-~ ietbtiff. ·&'+Ou;..! et OoN& .._: ..... ~ • lit-i.ilii ri. ibdrtiJ..;. Ali"" ,_.""ii\ iooo;ili -tt.
Holding !II• center jjf ln(.,...t of St t I t•t t for a short ttme Wcff.e the club's 8: e ns I U e
two. newest be.bf& ,fiom wtthlft a
few hours of eiicb otH~t. '!'hey
were the dadght~r of ilia. Tatta-
glla and thf pn.u ooil ot Mrs.
Thomas Frost .
Report.!I of the state lnstltulC'
at Wtimen's Christian Tempc-r-
ance Utttoft held recently in Santa
Ana were brought by 1.1rs. Lorts
Griffin, delegate, when the focal
untarr rhf"t in Goodell hall. Mrs.
Margaret Clark presiding. ·
aehbol l p~f ~ "' iloW ~tlll>oAt·• ~--~~ii.1 . Ml Ni-; ~ IOlllifGii. Otilill Holnlt ~ 0...
Wt to rtiiol. ltilf ftriti ilii Gili7eo ,llrilOi ~ Prllliil~it It. Ii .llijlif'iioe 'ttrtpt..~r Jlt .......... h:JUiend IL
M-'-;. ......lil ~ r. w. Tunell;' &n.., ildi~ ·:HMtl, ~ '· ~. 1t..P. Tan.ii. iir""iliit: hfey -....,
Rolleri ~ OrlHIW!t it. Mfi Nowiwt Md I. T. 1t.01ff:.ll!ddto~ f11H1f;MrlijM1 ital.id llo7ff7 and . Rap !!;itlilti. .
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i<>w: !Ir~ ~ ~. •-tt Ritt. H.n.,y 8".li,f; • (t<e,...'ttmea PhotoJ
. . ' ~ ~~"-,.-""~·~·~-'--'----------~---~--------~ Miss Grate i-towlatid
f o Marry Student Other reQrts were brought hy
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Flora
Belitty. who attended thP union'!\
Fellowship tea at So. Pasadena Church Schjjol 9ulld
Plans 8eneflt
Canesta -litld11e
'A benefit c&nut&·bi1dg• tb be
held on Aprll 18 at 8 p. m. In
Pllplm ball wu chief Item of
the buslne.ss mtet!rlg •hen Use
Cbutch SchoOi outld ot corm.
del Mar eommumiy chu.fth ftlet ~enUy. Mn. nu..n Workman
wu named ii gentral cbatttil&n
and mem&.ra at h•t cblnml!tte
are the 111..a&mO. R. I. Mdffla.
CA*ell N•wlon and M, J. SJW..
toil.
The eesston wu fitild tt u.~
home of Mn. Norman haiun
with Mra. Hug-h licCl;mont u
eohlllltoia. lllH. BUtt Pr ot !<1r
taYe the deVotJOn&.
Tic.keta w111 be on aaie by all
gulld members, abo tick'U on
the-special award, a pair of shoes
for either a woman or child
Which wlll be made lo order by
Anthony.
Appointed u a nomtnating
committee to report at the next
m«ting Wt're Mrs. McClymont.
chairman ; Mrs. Workman, Mra.
Morris and Mrs_ Stuart Diehl.
The preiuaent Wfll aljo apPotfft
Jelegates to attend the generi.I
cOnventton ot the C.OngrepUon-
al churches, to ~ held Mar~
28-29 at Redlands. 1
an· tti~· prog'tim. ''1.fra. McCly-
mont pre.sented Mlu Margaret
Farnham, soloist, in three num-
bers. accompanied by M is s Pa-
tricia Cahill, The latter also
played thrf>e piano !!Olos. After-
ward th('te was group singing,
and at thr clo8E' rPfttshments
were served by the hosleuea.
Next meetl.ng of th(' guild wUJ
be held at the OOme of Mn1.
lo~n Keeler,
Musically SpeeEing
87 KATioDN ooi.1:11.ui
Teecber of Plano
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lvati 9rGwl'tinq
to Sing Sun. Eve.
af Christ Church
l-van Harold Browning. n oted
nefio tenor, will cfve hi! annual
l{_arbor area concert at Ch r l s.t
t'liilttll by Ui< S.S. Polm SUnday I ev61.lh1" at 1:30. Mr. Btownlng'•
coneiru at Chriat Church by the
. Sea have alwaya been highly re-
ceived~
Thia ye&r ht •01 bttnr an en-
Urely n~ J'J"Ol'T&m of negro 11ptr-
ltuala, fol~ !'Ongs and i.radJtlonai
eonp thEtuatnt ll1ffie of hll: old
sonp only bt apeclal requeat. fi 10
pro~rfi WUI lnctude "Deep River''
"That Lucky Old Sun" and " •
Gofpt!J na1n·, Acmn1n·:• The puti
1~ 11 cordially ln•ltt'd.
,Ori Sunday morning Rev.
'ffidlbU P~nclen '!(111 ha•• as hi•
.U!Jject, "Who la Thia Jeau~." and
the •rvtce will Include baptism
of chlk1ren. Mw.tc by the Sanctu-
ary t:flott Will Include llhlos by
Mra. Delevan Freitag and Robert
Ehorn.
tr ·'Id' wha•'
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Townsend Club
.Changes Dates
et Baptist S11tninaty
A decorated take topped with
wedding bells and lnBCrlbed with
names of the principals and thf'
wedding date, announced to young
people of caJvary church, Santa
Ana the coming maTriage of Mis.'i
Grace Howland, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. R. J. Howalnd. 248 -22nd
street, Costa Mesa to Herbert Fu-
qua, student at California Bap-
A call was lsifued for used
clothiJlg, pillow cases, games antl
Jigsaw puu.Jes for a children's
home, theu to be brought to the
next meeting. Announcement was
made of the next state conveft-
tion, to be held Oct. 16·1 l at Sen
Diego.
Newport Beach Townsend club
has changed IU! regular meeting
day from the first Monday of the
mont.l"I f.o lhl' second. and the next
Sf'Mlon will be held on April 10
at the home of Mrs. Mary An-
derM>n, 1~41 Orange a v e n u ~.
Costa Mesa.
Still In North 1
list seminary, Los Angeles. The
wedding will be held on June 23.
The bride-elect wa.s graduated
Mn. M . L . Keeler of Balboa from Newport Harbor Union High
J s la n d is stilt in Olen Ellen. school and ls a senior at the Bible
·Sonoma county, whl're she was Institute of Los Ange\es. Her
M rs. Emmn Elliott provided
the musical program and Mrs.
Mamie Gray gave the devotional,
using as her th em e Running-
AW-ay From Duty. All future
mC'etings of the union will be hela
In Goodell hall, it wu annotfnced.
. ' I.OS ANGELES VISIT :Called earlier In the month by the flance wu graduated from high
tllp~se of her mother and Ahe L<i school in McLouth. Kansas tOld Mrs. D . W . Holtby, 1518 West
still uncerta.ln as to when she from Califo~ia Polytechnic col-Ocean F ront, was a guesl of her
an return home. lege, San Luis Obispo. elSter in Los Angeles last week.
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Turn .Your Cas1 -Offs Into Cash
When you tum your cast-off household articles, of
any oort; aver to Goodwill iodostries of Orange Couhty,
you pl'OVlde Jobs IN 1'HI.!I COUNTY ahd, IJ!dlrectly, yoil
aiso put money ID your owit pi>cket.
Your donation means employment for handicapped
per!IOns who would otberwl!M! be on public relief rolls.
GoodwiD industries, being non-profit, pays all its revehue,
except n..-ary overhead, as wages to these handi-
capped. That nmonnted to nearly S10,000 ih 1949, $75,000
in l!H8, almost half a million dollars in the la.ot 15 years.
Th&t means $70,000 a year savings in relief costs to
you and other Orani:e county taxpayers. tt also means
$10,000 a year spent .with htlSlness,
So. when you tum y~or <Mt-offs over to Goodwill
Industries of Otange County; the good you do comes
back to you, Ilk~ b~ l!ast ttpoh tlie watei'!I.
Telephone Harllot 0706 for a Goodwill Tnick
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of Oi'dftge County
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' .... CllardJ ... oal, et l'(Olrpoft -· ~-~cir fron! U IL -... Wit I '; .-fti'I" a. trip to Cc*cbell& Vaile,, · wve
---< ._. ... ,,. "' • party ~ I.net•
ft .-W ~MD .. td Kt, ,.... ll'9. -·~ ~' ,_..., ._10 a, ,a, qt ~ Ana IUld lit. and JOI. Ool:"'•-• !lat, f"°'8:IOJ. a; "'9U Roopaw of Plac:enU., who
-~ "' llr. and lira, Rlel\s ' , , 008'fA --" ~rd ·G. ~ of Baa DltlO ovtr ~ ..... COJQ(IJ1'ifl the Week-ad. • •·w, l"'-It. h IUt ' '!'lie double founpne e&ll' tJ¥m2
~~ It ~-~ .. ._ by a -Which .. "41dly ~-iobool ll:44·~"' P'\"lallu lo lhdr·-. de-~ ~p. 10:40' L m.. VOlod to talkln• &.Dd <&On*. TIM
Yo.alb' .,....p., 7 to i p.m, !our ....,....., have' lrept up lbelt
V~ Service: a • a:ao p. m. trt,ndlhtp tr om tht: t lm e they
--r yteN all on the It.ate 'bo&f'd of
ruLL GOllPEL ~
lt9d---~-9Uilday .. 11oo1, 8:46; -· Wonh.IP.. t 1; eTata_pUIUc aernce,
7:30 p. m.
Wed. Pr a 1 er, (:°4&: Youth
Service Fri .. ~1 :41. ~
FIRST POmlllQUAJI& Cll1lllCll
o_,. -<loibrln. Rev. and Mrl. C. V. HOUl'U
Puton
Sunday IChooJ, 9:30 a. m.
Morning worship service. 10:41
'crusader aervlce, e :30 p. m.
Berean eervlce, 7 p. m :
Evening service at 7:30.
Friday, 7:30 p. m., Youlb Nl&ht.
OHVllOR QF CHRIST
Cburcll and W&lnut Str~tt
L . Duane Canby, Mtnl.tter
Services: Sunday, 10 a.. m.,
Bible st.Udy; 11 a. m., momJn•
wonihlp.
~ST SAl'TIST CRllllCQ
<Mita Meu.
!W>ta A..,. "Pd Hapol"' Ave•-
Rt>v. P. G. Neumann, putor
Sunday School 9 :45 a . m.
Callfoml& FederaUoo ot Women'•
ctube and the mm an all Rotarl-
ane., IQ I.here la no lack ot con·
versatfonaJ topics. ·
Morning WorstWp 11 :00, I
Baptlat Traf»Jn• llniQn S:SO.
Bible :;tudy Hours 7:30 p. m.
Thursday. I KNit~olJt.t•
CORONA DEL MAR Huaband'• Nlpt dinner 1 po n-
COIOIUNITY OffU1W1f i sored by the FrJ4ay Afternoon
CONGREGATIONAL club of Co.sta Mesa>
11 l HeUah'o.. ....., I...., I The tUpner will be llfl:ld p.t the
Corona def M•r ·Legion h"'all at T p.ni. A UmJted
1Peny i'. Bchrock, Mlnl.ater nlln1ber Qt ~keta '" · avatlabl"
9:4~ a. rn . sundJy school to the public by celling Mrs. \Vll-
11 :00 a. jl"l. Morning \\.·orllhlp. Uam William.m, c h a Ir m • n, :>.t
lleai:on :w17z,M.-
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
ST. ANDR~WS PRESBYTERIAN
CHUSCH-NEWPOllT ~
HIC"h Sc.boot lJbnry .
15lb and Irvtae. Hftwpol't IWP*-
10 a. m. Church school
IO a. m. Mornlnl" won.hip.
Rev. Thomas Gibean, Put.of
SF.VENTH DAY ADVZl\ITl8T
Bol" ,..nd Newport Blvd.
Mr. Robert.ti has just tttume<I
from a Europe.on tour and will
ft.!I atwp.ya give t1p·to-the-mlnute
report 111 ' on wprld condition~
nbrofld. ..
Berber• Long
Takes Top Award
In J11n!Qr Art Show
FQr lhrtt re•n the tam t l )'
Uved In a country church which
wu Vfllry ·d'atnp ilnd affected tbelr •·
health. They are now living-In a
hut. until tor anlmai.. There I•
no bed or mattreu a.nd the wholf'
family Rleepa on the Ooor wttbout
cover. There ls no electricity or
runnlqg wat•r in lJ?e enUn viii·
age.
W. R. Jetteraop, putor
Saturday Servtc":
Mr •· Papaaatlropouloa autfen
from a. h@art ailment, 1.8 extr@me-
ly nervowi and unable to work.
George's oldest stater works u
a maid and rece.Jves: ll.83 per
month. The only other family In-
come ls a government penalon or
$25 monttily,
The Phil Dike· R ex Br a n d t Georre la described u be.inc a
sCtsQQl (>I ..\rt •l OorOna del Mar good boy, very serioUJ and •ood
haa. &warded a serlea or Six art natured. He i• devoted to hia
leSBOM u a priu in the Junior family. always trying to do wrt.t
Art Show which was h e I d In he can to help. lie would love to
Sabba.t.h School, 9 :30 a;n. ·'
Momin• Woratdp, 11 :00 a.m.
VlsJtora cordially lnv1ted.
THE NEWPORT RA.RBOR connec~on with the Fltth Annual ht' 8 carpent(\I' and his spare mo-
LtJTHSaAN CH1JR,Off . ifx.hiJ>it at the Newport Harbor mcnta triea ~e little thlns11
10!7 Olllf Drtve, N••" ......... Ualpll High acbool. out ot w<>04.
Rev. B.etbert o. RoUa. pqtOr WlnRlng both the art !lchool Uttle And\ikl wu only two
aun4ay Scbqo'-9:30 &. m. leuona IP4 • cub award tor the when her ta~kllled. Dur--
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In Bridge Fourlome \VorahJp, 11:00 L an. · plctqre of her cat. wu BsTban lnl" the period ot hud&blp alnce z..on.-. lhat. time An,..Uld h.-CQf1tn.cted -..."""yl t 1 h d
et Palm C>e1ert
NEWl'OB'l'JIAUIOA
CllJllft CllVJlqf BY Tllll: BJ:4
VW.P?t•tJ • ..._.... toew•..i••"'
--~ t I t h Ebell w--~,endln1 al Bh•L-.. ~oun.. -...,U" ng a recen unc eon &fl ... .ue ..... a e c o n o t t> acute TB ot the gtanda. &be needf _..... ~ -aub, ~n of Ute Junior &how, a better diet and allo abould. [ln t.atn cklb, Palm Dne:rt were Dr: foqreome at bridge In the Nor·
MY• awarded a cuh prise ot ·110; in & tepaTate room but UU. 11 lm· and Mn. Stanley Cb&mbera o\ man Frahm home, F erntear Ave.,
and a poater set wu 11ven by Mn. pmaib1e u tb1 taqUly hu only J.Jdo Ille '1iho. rouowtnr the ex-Corona del Mar were the Mea-
lblrley Lo\lrle, school art ln.atruc-, one room. ample of Hele.n and Jade Pa1'ke, dames l?'rahm, A Iv 1 n Clemence
...... ex-t to ltuy out the.re ahd bWJd and Clarence Dodd. --.. . °""""""" Allpllld ..--
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Tllomaa llO)' PencleU. Minlltar
i :4JI Cl!llnllt IC!looL
11 a. m. l10t11!ns '°'onhlp.
1:00 p, m. YouU. l'•Uowalllp.
JUCJPJ wu done by Joan Ir-"""-a am&ll home. • vtnr Brandt Mr e. Caro Eaton She want.I very much to -edy~ ro.r Za.ter vau.tlon they wtu OUUT OF DAUGHTER
, Mn. C. M ' Dea.k1n.a d M f ' cated. She la rather a tb1n Httlf' ti.eve bome UteJr mn ''BUf. .. foot· Mrs. M~le H•vtce ot i9Ul St.,
Lou, · an e. Pt with dark •.Yel and black kll ,t.&r at Wlllam~ttt. who la ll home after spending a week In
i ~~, wtWtllinprioal beina awad!r<led curly hair. Ancellld 11 ftJ7 ei,v-h.r{n....tng wtth him two Ore .... n Lcai A n g e I e • ·U gueat ot her
QUJI LADY CW wr. CA~ Uf\..,.y. nen n vartou. v1· er and percepUve. hU a rile• dMt-Be~ who ttave never 8eeft ~~ '1aUl'ht.er.
. ~~'ftlOl.fO Ilona w•n annoqn* pttvlou1ly, p..lllon and I• ,,.17 fl'l•n<llT wltll . ------(1.~ w ... c.u.I Ayeaee '!'hey are;-Wate.r coJor: 1, ~ban ew.ryone and ••e"'"""• 1' , ..... A of tornla.. On the holida1 ~ ~~·porter Ree\lpe,.tlq • ......... 2 Mutne u .... ___ an" •1 --~-pa trtp to Cit&llna. ·on·bO&rd the
\ ~ IH , -.. , ' ·-w-" ' htr. She w~ ju1t 8" poun4o. d l ••· rt frl•nds of A. S. Tltompoon ot n-11 h)w7, PMt4r ~arable menUon, Oeol'ft J-.mea. Tbe ~ .. t.ttoua:bt p.e toete.r Star}&da 8" ' •taY n r"' deat : . 30th street are glad to aee hhu
S Mtr1111 ~erolaJ tl)ua~Unn: l J David pe,nnta plan .._ ex~t Ide a • • ,_bout aaaln alter a •ather aerloua.
11 :IO L "'-.W,0.1 • a. Hane)' Cameron, • ~ ~ &tier noding ~t It Ill Tim• CIU!Uleel P an ~ Ill' (Qlb •lltleu.
: 8e1Unlay ,,_ 4:09 a.tty Hartman, =bl• men s ____ _:_,__.,... _____ !_;W~lio~l'l't~-=-~'.!K~to~ti07~,,~-;.·-,~----------lo 5::t0 ud ,_. f : .. IG •:1111p.111. ~ m.<lt. and : 1. Bill . J~....,.. GeofJ• '"'!' """"""· A-I.US 'qr 0011 and -ble mentloft.
-"'• 0.. ........ • In -Qf lbt exlllbl~ W:llidl la Don H~ u4 fter1M _,, ~ ._.u...i &a a brtlllent Cc>--culliml! •cllienmanl rot Ille com-·-Y -110 a. 111. "!Wlitft -IOrrlce and -ial
llaraln• """""' µ:OQ a. m. ~-,...ed at .... dun,,. "'" ~alnr~ 7:11G p..... ri:.":i.:..111• ehow. 'nl• MolbOl'-
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Change of Plans
for Starbright Club
Starbright club of Harbor Star
chapter, O.E.S., ls e.dvised of a
change In place of their next
n1eeting on .\pril 24. It will be
a 50-cent luncheon, to be held
at the home of Mrs. Paul Rogers.
209 Via Dijon, Lido Isle.
ARJZOl\IA VACATION
Mis.s. Agnes Craig, teacher at
lhe Newport Elementary school.
plarui to 11pend the Easter vaca-
tion... with hfr mother, in Wilco.x,
Ar110na.
Bltlbs
OSTRANDER -To Mr. and
Mra. George Ostrander, 2644 El-
den Ave., Costa Mesa, In Santa
Ana Community hospital, March
24, 195"0, a daughter, 8 lbs., 10 0%.
WALTON-To Mr. and Mrs.
\Villlam Walton, 7:\2 W. 20th St.,
Costa Mesa. In St. Joseph hos-
pital, March 24, 1960, a daughtC'r
6 lb• .. 9 oz.
CARTER -T o Mr. and M ra
,\-~odrow CartC'r, 1897 Whittier
A vr.. CO.!ta Mesa, In 0 r n. n g e
County hospital, ftia rch 23, JD!'"rn,
a daughter, 6 Jbs. 2 ·oz.
~tAN~ING-To Mr. a.rid Mn.
JamC's Jr. Mu.ni.p,g, ~Ii NC'W-
port Blvd.~ Costa MeA., in Orans:<'
C::n1n:y ho;plt.::.l, ~ti 24, 1Q..1o,
a so:-i. 8 lbs. · ·
RI DE;{QUR -Mr. and Mrs.
Jamt's Ridenour, 1106 illut Bal-
boa boulevard, a.t 8\.. ".Ja.eph hN·
pita.I, Orange., March '6, a boy
weighing st>vt'n pounds, 15 ounces.
!\1arr1ar Ll<¥ru1H
Waitf'r Carl Souder, 32, 169 E.
21st St..: Norma Lea Hall, 27,
21mi 1!! Santa Ana Ave., bolh
'::osta Mesa.
D ca n Ma cFarlane, 4.2, 11 7,•l,o
Jade St .. Balboa Islnnd; M::arga~l
Elizabeth Grant. 40 <t.101 2 PO'tn ·
scttia Ave., Coron:i. Ucl 1,{:ir.
GIVE!
Last year R ed CrOSB motor
service volunteers drove more
than 9,198.000 miles-equiva-
lent to a complete trip arounct
the each c-ach day of the year.
Help keep these messengers of
mercy on the road in your
community and througilout
the nation by supporting U\e
1950 Red Cross fund cam-
paign.
-Opport~lty ls knocking in
CLASSIFIED ADS.
-Cl&S!ified a.di are read by folks
who are look4Jg to buy.
Do · You Need Help With
Your Printing Probelms?
We have a 5taff of experieneed advertisi~g . .
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men, versed in printing who c;an help you
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design and lay out your printed matter and
assist you with your co·py_ ansf offer sugges-
tions if you desire them. .
Our equipment is modern with excellent type
feces and Rilled pril'.lters to dQ the job 'right.
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RUBSICLL L. DIJ:TRICH. Dlitor
RALPH BORGESON. A<l"ttltlalla&'. Ma-
II QU&llfled to Publlah Lop.I Notlceo and A""1'tioemento ol .all Kln4o
8UllS(lRIPTION RATE: . ,
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: noaUt.9 (A.lao lnc.lude1 Ute l\"'EWPO&T·BALBOA. PBE88 oa fto~) I 0uw<1e oraace eo ... ty MM ""' ,._
• ' -' PUT OUT THE FIRE • • I ' By Dr\Vlt& Emery
t Edltor·3 Note : DeWitt Emery ia prnident of the
National SmaU Bualneu M:e.n 'a AseoclaUon. l
We are indebred to James A . 'Farley-who not too long
ago was one of tbe biggest of the big wheels in the New • Deal but who got out when be saw where R~elt was
' headed-for taking President Truman's formula and doing
: a li!tle figuring on his own.
; Recently Mr. Truman stared that by the year 2000.
based on a · projection o' the growth of the past 50 years.
this country would have a national income
of a trillion dollars-that'• one thousand
times a billion-and every worker would be
making at least $12,000 per year.
Mr. Farley felt Mr. Truman should have
applied bis projection to at lea.st two other
, DeWitt Emery items, the cost of government and the num·
! ber of people working'for the Federal Government. He con·
'. :tends. 1 think rightly so, that based on the record of the
: past 50 years, Federal ,spending and employment are both
likely to increase at a much faster rate than national in·
come. However, disregarding the poBSibility of a faster
rate of increase. Mr. Farley found that, "U we take the
cost of Government for l!lOO and compare it with the cost
of Government for 1950 and then figure the aame rate of I
increase for the next 50 years. our Government (in the 1 year 2000) would cost six trillion dollars, or six times as I
muCh as the whole national income. I
110n the same basis we would have working for the
Federal Government (in the year 2000) 20 million men and
women. The lesson of these aintple figures," Mr. Farley
added, "is that unless we find, some way to redw:e the cost
of Government it will soon grow so great as to consume
no~ only everything we all' earn but everything we have all
'aam, everything that we call property which is owned by au ot ua." 1
Mr. Farley is lOO 'ii-right. Federal ependlng must be
drastically reduced and we are about out of time. The
budget for fiscal '51, starting next July 1, is our last
chance. II Congre88 appropriates the t2.-i billions Mr. I
Truman has asked for, then in my judgment we'll go on to
~larger and still large budgets year by year with bigger and
. bigger deficits until the inevitable national collapse which
; will bankrupt you, me and everyone in the country.
One sure way to put out a fire is t o shut off the fuel
' which feeds the flatnes. This is the only way in which the
'.big spending conflagration now raging out of control in
;·Washington can be handled: the fuel-tax money-must
be shut off nr cut down to a reasonable flow.
We know from the '51 budget that the Administration
proposes to accelerate the pace of its bankruptcy, so there
won't be any help from that quarter on putting out or
controlling the fire.
We aJso know from the action taken on previous big-
spending. grossly excessive budgets that if Congreas is left
itself the budget for '51 will be approved just about as
reeented.
This br.ings it right back to us, Mr. and Mrs. America.
we apeak up, if enough ' of us let our representatives in
• Congress know that we want the budget cut by let's say ! lli%, It will be cut. that's for sure. Sen1.tor Byrd of
I \f!rglnla, who knows more about Federal spending than
anyone else in the country , says that the budget for '51
I 1:an be cut six billion dollars without interfering in any way
. with any of the essential function• or servicea of the
fl'ederal Government. It's ·up to you personally and in·
divldually, yea, I mean you, and time definitely is running
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Ba~,.6 ... o·a ls'land va··r·n· s. I . tl'\-.t.68ui.,.S~ Oppo111'lsolallon'.ofV'aCC!Sl,aM••a · ~ ·• Se J o n · ~ •bat 11e cau.ci "fur· .-• •
8T ••• un"aw ,_ A._, asona •~ ine .. Uier ioolatlon" or the wlot .,Ort1on w1t1t l!'ewport 11e1g111a o.nd Now·
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·• llr W"P'B ar.t.&)f r••h • Jnueb u.at UM~ ta· wll&t. ~ D • e ember• 1 blgb Mar, lhll week protat.td the pro--of Newport •"NDUe Jb .outh Cout
• / • . ~ • f111a "" llllfrll' Oii-Ito ._,, ID-........ 19tl -~ toi nonnal pooed al>an00runonl .ot • porlJdn ~-7 at a J!Olnl 'jwff\ of tll•
SMM'a if ....... a,.,. twe ., a wt•euU.. of call:ICI lnlt tta,t ll...,.. ~._try. ....,. --~&Ad trade de-of 16th 1tteet between. Newport A.rche&." #:_J' _
tllllie. ...... ~ -,_, ... A. ~ wet llu:J .. U.. tq t'..o Uft ODU!lde OW'lw , ctUDel -mot( \ndeaee abow mod· avenue and Newport boulevard. The propoeal to: abandon t be
i'tllle I ,. _. ....._ u.. lllldlot r isf•mL 'TM ll;'K "" We wtll ,&ll 'edmit. ao matte 4ftte CODtlnved pin over ,earty In a letttr to tbe County Board trUon of 15th ~d·-put an artery
,. ''"'· 96 ..,. ...... la.-"fte ..... 96 ~ wbat OW' po11t1ea1 foltba, tMt "" 1Ht -a... Noll hlne. C&llfor-of SupuV!oon, Glbbo. WI>!> °""" ""'II> 1110 feet t9 _tll• north ,... :tndl'ridual. and no aatton. CD -ala ata.te a.&mtier ot Commerce an acre OD the 80Uthwut corner made to the Boa:n\·Of 8upervt.ora .lelll. ..... -:--.,._,, r.-. _. a. eaettsss~ .~.. • CIQ ~I' naior. u.. lt or M or MOODd ws. ~dent., commented of PlacenUa aid 16th •tteet, west in u'8 form of '&~Petition. which l'.IUrllil tJie9i liuq ~ w"-John w• ID a jovial -Wre& lft, lndoflJlli.17. i.\ In a ~port to State Cl>anjl>er di· of Newport avenue. declared that hu baen refer~ J o the county r-week J .eet up tbl ftrwt rMU.ltllll' rffton Oft current economic condis th.e propoal would eerve to '*>· hl&bway deparb11ent.
bum.or, be lwl t -C that anno.._t the pMdlac de-condualoD: Uoat If a, nation cam<ot tifu. Jo.nuaryo buOdllll' pennlla late the area more 11\an It lo at Moot logical place to join New-
part~ of t.be ferry. Old timen Will en.jo)' th!! "trnory live wttllln Ito ID-whol that pined ao per cen( µ. value over the ptttent time. Re aald that port avenue and Coast highway,
of hia Voice calling out , lncome .. la I a e .tl • .cannot U•• Jl!"uary1 lM~. Real estate .,.iea developrnent of· the west . Coat.a it wu pointed out, would be at
within It when the income start.I continued to expand. Etfecta of Meu area . ha> been hindered In the hi(hway'1 intersection with
"I "can bold dis .boat but I c'am't bold c1e · .. un,: to 1-n, ,and )lartlcularl7 If a tho ·natlonal -I o.nd coal strike the put beco.UH It "bu lacked ~ bolllevard wh•,.. u:amo
periodic t6c:rea.e ln unemployment on ~matertal wppllea , were lnflu-accusiblllty." _TM area, be u.i~ 81.cnals haYe already been in·
De fut train am atand.ln' on track nulbbel' one, 11 tell.In.I' pl.Ice at the ame Ume.. fftca pNVentll\I' moH aubetantlaJ need& "more ·ltf'eet connec:Uona"' st&lled.
U · you'ee gwlne to ride with me you got to be ~ We mu.t therefore face tM alter· plN. ·
de nm, naUvea. "'Total clvillan employment d~
I tbtnk there are four alt.em&· cUned about the uauaJ -..anal Cause lt'1 goodbye, my honey, I'm gone." uwo. and only tour. amount from <,012.000 1n Decem·
Clang. clang, clang, would go the bell on the Teal, n.e nnt. <e.rna.Uve i. Just lo Mr to a,N5,000 tn January, or t .5
lmd with John abocltlq guollne from the priming can keop pn •pending! The do II a r per cent W>d•r January, 11149",
boa would\ •et cbnper and cheaper, Petree reported. "Number ol un-With one band and ateering with the other, the t or to put It more accuratel7, It employed ,,,.. to u•,000 In Janu·
would go chug, chugging away. would buy leu and lMa. ary. Employment continued sea-
Jobn'a reperlolre numbered some fine old revival
bymna and a number Df negro ballads and "coon songs"
the woroa of which come not at the call of memory. A ' . few lines from -one of these ran
"Get away from dat window, my love an' my dove .
Get aw1.y from dat window, don' you hear.
Come a.round aome ud<ler ni11ht for dere's gwine
to be a fight,
Wk!' de ruora a flyin' in de air."
Eyeing atrangeni suapiciously at first, John wel·
corned them cordially when they were introduced by
one of bia elect. or upon their first demonetration of
penional goodwill and friendliness, Young men of the
age to be noticing the girls led a bard life when within
range of bis volee. Imagine the feelings of a young
skipper, proudly exhibiting his boat and ae&manabip to
a young lady enjoying the thrill of a first sail, when' be,
hears a voice cotne booming over the water conveying
some such warning a.a, ~· you listen to him. Don'
you believe a word of it. Dere ain't no truth in noth·
ing be says. You am not de only girl be ever ·loved. He
tell1 that to every girl be gets out in dat boat. You're
too purty to be tooken in by such nonsense. U be won't
put you a&bo' l'U' come and get you, and then you be
careful about JfOin' out around with such people."
John regarded the waters from Bay Laland to the
Pavilion and fnim Balboa Lslsnd to the mainland as bis
private domain reeerved for the use of the Balboa Laland
Ferry, and to anchor 1. boat anywhere within. that area
wu aure to rouse bis tre. Boats Inshore were-treated
with tolerant reaipatlon, but anchored anywhere out In • the bay, the owner came in tor vigorous denunciation.
FortunaU!y there w~re so few boats In the bay at that
Ume that John'• peace of mind wu not often.disturbed.
We have had conalderable ~vi-son.al decline ln February and was
dence of thi.. a,lready. tr the dollar expected to r E-a c h the •eu<>nal
In 1931. a relaUvdy normal year. low-point by mid·M.arc.b.
wu J'orlh $1.00, ·then one bun· ~nal decline in food pro-
dred years .. 0.. In 1~. lt wu ceuln(, lumber and apparel In·
worth u.:534: duatrtu reduced Callfomia'• Janu-
A drop .J.n buytng powU from &t'Y manufacturing e.wiployme.nt'" to
$2.684 iii 1850, down throush the 880,000 worken. three per cent
years to 11 .oil. tn 1932. when the belocf January 1949. Emplo)rment
dt":llclt ipendJnl' beg"an, to J .691 in· automobUe &Pe.mbly and Iron
ln 19~. with aomf: evtdence of a aftd l!lteel product.a lnduatries in-
further drop •In ce that e•llmate ~ ln January o'vet December
wu made~ should be a dan&'et Ill&'· -but were more than ottaet by
nal. We mu•t crou off the tir8t IOAetJ In lumber, furniture, stone,
8tt.ernaUve. That would lead lo clay and &:la.&8, non-ferrou11 melall'I
coUapM!. and machinery lndll!triea. Airs
cratt producUon-which lut year The • e c on d alternative la to avef'fged 6.6 per ·cent more em-
ralae tllxes. Practically, there Ii ploye1 than in 1948--malntained
no one 1ubjff:l on whlcb the votera thew hlch level!i In the tlrst two
are eo unlted. They do not want 1900 month!.
mort ta.Xu:; they want la.xea re· '"nle bu1ineas actlv\ty upturn
duced. The 8CCOnd alternative la beginning la.at Augu11t has brought
nrither du;lrable nor practical. re~ewed Interest In new factory
The third alternative LI to de· locations an d Industrial expan-
value the curl"t!ncy. Innatlon. [ns elons, \ pertlcularly during recent
surance, annuklea, penalona, aav-weeks. ln the put five year11,
In«•· all would bf! made worthleu. there have been 7~02 new plant."
You recotl In horror. But It lB or expanalorui . w1th & capital in-
thfrd alternative. Ve.5tment of $1 .237.420.200.
The fourth, and only remalnlng C-Onabuction -aomewhat cur·
•ltematl\'c, LI to spend leu than tailed In January by stormy wea-
we take In. It requlrea hard work. ther -picked up tut month. Dol-
Staffa: of accountanta and lnvesUs lar Yolume of building permi~ in
gatora muat work on the detaill la.r"r cltleA reporting to Daily
of agency budceta. The Commit-Pactrtc Builder was $90,767,999 in
tH on Appropriation• muat work Jant.ry. Thie wa11 .!Mlmewhat be-
harder and iongf'r houri than now. low December but 30 per cent
We did It in the 80th CongrUa. aboJe: January, 1949. There h•
1 W" had twitnty. or thirty mc=.n marked activity in building medi-
worklnc on \he bu<f&'et.a. We cut um·prtced dwelling u n It s. Th e
back to our income. No acency or 'humber of new house 3'tart.s is
depa.rtment re&lly autfered. That run1'1nl' r.r ahead of tut year.
eonv-reduced ~; ll re-"ianuary bank debit11 totalled
•moved UtUe ta.xpayen tnJm the •1.aie.000.000. more than a season-
roll&. It ma.de a payntent on lbf: al ~p from D e c e m b e r ' s high
national debl. But Cha.lrman Can-pee.i;.. but a.re one per cent above
non •t the bqinninc ol UM &lat • ~r ago, detiplte a seven per
'Cg,nl'ft!U flnd alJ the mv.u.at-cent drop In . wholesale pric""' and
StrMlg'erB ·on the ferry were often startled to hav on and the accou.ntanta, Prest-i' e·e ·pe:r ~~nr del':rease in ll'lc
. the pilot suddenly desert the wheel, stand up in the dent Truman a11kA for more taxe.a leveq of consumer11' prices over
and more govt'mment employees. tbat ~perlod. Although January de-middle of the boat. prance up and down and shake his Budgf't Director Pace aaye we can pa.rtment atore sales were about
fist mOBt belligerently at a passing vessel on which an· have a deficit now. and atral&'hten flv~r cent below January, 1949,
bther boat operator waa going through the same pant~ out later. the hy•icaJ tradt' volume-after j
One of thei.e four a lternatives tll ancea for pr I c e changes--mine. The tnltiated realized that all this pugilistic dis· MUST i.. uoed. Th• Admlnl.olra· wu llfhtly la'rger . Ea'IY Feb.-u-
play was simply the form of friendly greeting exchanged 1 Uon •a'ya It la not lo be the fourth try lea tn m08t cities were highs I
between John Watts and John Scarpa, an Italian gondo--WhJch of the first thrtt do you er than • year ago:·
lier whom our fel"'P'Vl'na.n used to accuse ot infrincring chOOle! I• there any other alter-: --I ··.1-eo--native! . ' DRIVER BOOKED
upon bis prerogatives in navigating acl"Oll8 the course of NJl.on H. 010. or 2221 Harbo'
the Balboa Laland Ferry. After· the departure of J ohn Blvd', Costa Mesa was booked at
Scarpa. Floyd Gage, popular operator of the excursion Bankers Review lh• tounty jail late SatU<day on a charge of operating a motor
boat Balboa, was the object of like attention. Credit Policies volll~e whUe intoxicated. The ar-
1 rest }Naa made for Newport Beach
In those Old days when Newport Harbor boasted a A panel dlacuuion of. COl\IUmer lown1blp, according to the Ors I
r' . -. . . ' • • N > M
~--··-.. -
For grown ups. too, crossirw even a famil iar room can
be a trip throug'h stra!lll'e territory-in the dark.-&
li&'ht is your best companion, wherever you go.
Properly located 1witches keep you sate from bumps
a nd' falls. They eliminate that bl ind and helpless KTOP:
ing lor tHe switch. Multiple control switches will keep
' light ahead of you, so you'll never have to enter a dark
room or hallway.
You'll be interested, too, in the other advantages of .
multiple switches. They permit you to control lights
from several points-saving steps, and saving elec-
tricity. too. Be sure 7our home plans include the types
~
of switches you want. and where you want them. They
will help you to enjoy more of the benefits that elec-
tricity is bring'ing to your home. Call your ne~rest
Edison office for advice on adequate wiring.
Proptrly, Loca1td SwirchtJ + 1NouGH cllcun•
IT ALL
ADDS UP
• LAIGl l:NOUGH '11111
+ f:NOUGH OUTLlTI
: ADIQUATI WlllNO
Southern California Edison Company
fleet of two yachts, four or five makeshift sail boats and credit policies and pracUeet1 rea· angel count)•'.11 sheri.ff•l'I office. .
about as many primitive motor boats, the electric Lights turcd the March dinner muling --+-----------------------·-------.------
In ~ Angele& 1&•t week of the t on Balboa IBland were supplied by a Light plsnt situared Independent Bankero A&llOCiaUon
in the building on the rear of the southwest corner of or South~m California. of which
Park and Agate Avenues. In the back of this old build· lh• N•wport Harbor Bank of Co· rona del Mar lll a member.
ing was a sort of builtain loft or meue.nine floor which The meeting. prealJled . over by
pro jeered Into the upper part of the building fo r about F . B. DI ck• y. lh• a.uo<latjon '•
ten feet, with an outside stairway and entry. This \'\ce-presldent and vice-pttSldent
bb h hn• o/ the hrmers 6. Merchant.a Nat· cu y ole W8'l J.o s room. One night, for some 1on~l Bank or Loe Angelea. wu
reason never satiafactorily explained, be lugged a gal· marked by lh• targ•st attendance
vanized Wll8b tub up into this loft and proceeded to in the hlotory or lh• orpnla.Uon,
with more than 150 repruenta-wash bis feet. Either there was too much water in the uvea of community owned and
tub or John's feet were too big, because the water over· operated 1>an1o1 pr .. ent.
flowed and, tunning down onto the electric generator, R. E. Dlckinaon. vice president. the Fa.rme.n A Merch&nta Baak. da.maged It to sl!cb an extent that the plant was laid up o< Long Beech, acted u moder·
for two weeka. During the gloomy evenings while the ator and led tlle panel dllCUMlon,
islanders groped about with the aid of candles and Panel membera w.,.,: ln R. Dlt· fend<!.rfcr, V\ce preaidtnt, Un.lted keroeene lampe, the queetion frequently heard was, "If stat c 1 °Nat1onal Bank of San
John washes bis feet and 'we go without light for two Di<ro : Don a Id V. Miller. v Ice
weeks, what would happen to ua if be took a bath?" president. Union National Bank or --..: Thomu I(. Rlley:cuhs
It is nunored that at one time our genial ferryman
aspired to the mlniatry. A scriptural flavor which wu
sometimes noticed in bis' conversation lent color to thlll
story. John 1t'as not faultless. He bad some well·known
<aillngs, fralllties which we will draw not from their!
dread abode. Be It said, however, tliat they were weak-
Irr. CIU... State 8anJt of SaJ\ta
Paula: a.od.. Waller K. Tbompoon.
Ylce p,......t and m.anapr. IC1
Mcnte -· aouu..m COUnt7 U...k ol Allaloclm.
Moose to Stage
Benefit Dance
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-n-of the flesh and not of the apirlt. Ri.s heart wu.
in ,the right place and the fact that he ran,• gas engine
without the aid of profanity iDdlcatell , that be was
poue1 ed of a deep re1Jgio11a nature.
Familiar and loquatloue u John was, there wu o~
peraon w,h0191! pi"M'n,ce evobd. In blm aii admln--
tloa borderlq on 1e"b."eDOe. Gertrude Machin, youtbtuJ
• daughter In a PaAcMa• family who 1pe11t their •11amera
on tho llland, wu pci•e1 ed-,,t a'gradoua dilJlltY wblcli
allmced him pnulo1ll voice and -vetted. liim. Into •
eerloll8 and r~ public oerYUlt.
Spade Cooley 11U been llChed-
uh.s by the N0W1>0rt hell M"°"'
Lodge Nb. Hll7 10< a "forty•nlDer"
Wowh .. rt benellt d&nee to 'be
h•ld at Ute ftenden<luo Ballrcqn
Thurod&y nlsflt. April 27tlt.,lflart·
Ing at Dint o"Clock.
Thia will 'be &11 &llllUal affair to
be fi&C'd to help cbtWren at their
New .Studebaker-designing assures
extra" gas milea9e ... fevter .,.Pairs!. . .
<
Joaul'a .. !1nl./atioJ1 WU, Uwed bj all w\o Were 10 foci••··· .. to -.Jo:r tlae ~ ol tile object ol
1111 alf.ucr., Im: ... WU a P-ol •fill ,._, lime
ellanct. wl ..... , _, 7 11 aJla.rm, l'al\W ol ....
hn7 on.. oa rbd u.tJ; wl _.., • _. d1ul't
Join WU ... . ol ··-and Illa ii... tD • • • I " • ' 'a • • •. ewt•O &7 l .... WI IQ ·,..,.
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I "C!Uld CllJ"' la Dllnola.
Ill. O!dd!Uon to tlllo .....,. -
Uw1I will 'be n.. ado Of ..... -~ -eatatolnmmL 1'cltet.o are now oe ale rrw cme dollar.
tu lnd"4eC
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fer Y••rt•lf w•1f tltey't• A•erfca'1
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:NEWPO.RT BEACH • • • l . ,:
TOM NOJlTON
Two local Businessmen whO believe that sound busi·
neu· principles in . municipal government will make a
sou!'der city. By economic•.1 and efficient operation
they have made their businesses 9row. With~fficient
·operation of the city, administered by men of caliber,
the City of Newport Be.,c:h wiU more economically
oper.,h.
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SAVE. VOTE fur'Norton and Finch -VOTE· SAVE
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I
........ J .... o'nd WSI•• a 11 wom.auu.. 1n In RC Drhe: Need Much Mare fullertori; 87-17 ~~le: April 12. 1850 at
Newport -~rid'UM llalllnT-" Ill Ullo ,i-. 1144 0-. Jllta19''." tlUr'a --. ~ w ~ 'tlP'•na!*I UIJ Adv. March 28 • April •. 1960.
drfYe -~ llut flth oal:r """ ~ W\ DID UM ••rz'P -ot ~ -~fa-to ..,_ UM llllO -llque tnck BABll. H. PJ:TllR80N
-'tbo outlool< ~:Jaltalalns U.. Sll,000 ,Q.i .-..i ...,., . .-. llU..,.... •• ,,..,,. -.l'f·lf. ~ an.-at ll'uDerton. =ta~ Trusteeti
Carl B1nna, ·c11a1rman, "W"'!'leod .., -:r "tllat a lt waa·tlla Tan' Ulll 91n!!Pt ---Win -• two-y-period. No. -Tlmee
toW o1 '7qGO lia4 ~ collected wllfch 'i. M ~t of the ...... ...... Ila ...ala' ud pool• PubU.h 3·28, 4-<-50.
Tiie county i>e-ed ~·•baltway, ROlnt ~ -.... llut °"' drift • -llnl.o .. aD llut -1111 Tan Grant New Trial
the Nnport area!>...\ been iq. • . ~ ::="~':":.~~t:o In ,..__ .. ·s-•·t NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
pnJ. COUnl,V sneJ .. ~8,SM. nu.-'~and the 111W>Y. otMr n. JO la. rot a --.-'If. ..,..._ Ill . · ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
Mre. cart -of th• Red _,,,, c.-.,.nc1ea. beUoriair l,bo -_,,, ... Mt New trlel baa been panted to ALCOHOLIC BEVEKAGES
er-ottlce eald th1" week lllet He -~ and rellel two ...... "P· Oltnn Grlttlth ~-. ·-• ~=. WIWam H. TUcker, Marolt 24 · 1850
conunltlal _.ff help In .... _ In .-. ...._ ~,. To Whom Ii May Concern: It llOl!cltor baen't ..... to ~.. •• .... IWtpt Ille ..... "" lllP hlltdl<lo -, .... uy at • L'<Mll JUdg· • 1 9 3"-n,..., noocr.. eutbquaka and tor-lU MJC. to U• the 8Choal record · R. Ha_..,... d t Subject to iuuance of the Jl-
home, p 1 ea• e phont the local na, cSott-and toUow wttb nhablll.. •t bJ BM 8nT)' lut year, ~o = u ;0:, !i cenae applied for. and commenc·
branch otnce, Har. 111'6 and thty :at*1 work. WlUl ~·a crack ,Doyle tomoblle lllai Feb 20 1949 lng not leN than 15 day1 after
will be 11\lJ't! the call J1 m a d e. Blood Pf'Oll'8m --..u.I DqrlM out ot action becaUM of = Cout _Hi eo hwa on. and 'Goldenrod the date potted, notice ii hereby
Everyone muat help if the city la Medlc&I men &ft'H lb.at Use...ft.M Ubl-Newport'• Dick Jona and A Co g deJ iu.r rtven that the undersigned pro·
to reach It.I r o a I and the Red Crom blood Procran> la not qn17 ~ Compton were ooe--two In ::·· rona rded s6ooo 1 Kn poae1 to aeU alcoholic beveral'es
Crou needa the m one y de 9: e.tentlal but lmpep.ttve. Oeneftl both UM 100 pd no. ~~ ~= lnjurle.a lhe :uirer~ at thue premises, described as
perately. Marah&ll ..Sd Uae of blood plum.a Bummuy: ed when ller auto wu tn colllllon followa:
A summary of the a.cUvitles of fu:rntahtd by the Red Crou Wll 120 ldp bu.rdloe _. 0 r 1f!1 th with one 'driven b Tucker, u both 221 -19th Street, Newport
the Red CrOlllll WU given by mainly reapon.1lble for the recoY· (NH), "'-11or (1'H>. Foete.r (Fl. were eutbound ~ Cout HJway. Beach, Orange County.
Le.ter Uvln~on. Udo :Ule. co-ery of 11 perttnt of the men and Time, 1&.1 L Sbe hai1 sued for l%3,000 dam-~ratlant to such Intention, t1'e
ch&trma.n ot the 1950 ce.mpe.trn.. w?'l'en ~ded du~ the war. loo-Joilee (.NB), Compton acea Atty Syrll Typton aucceu· unden:lgned ia applying to the
thl• week. Uvtng•tort r~led the The Red Crou a1ao tn.necrlbu fNH), Hitchman (NH). TI me tull · ed t 8 rio Jud 1 e State Board of Equalization for
remarka made by General Oeorce booka l.nto Braille for the blind, lO . .f 1. Ra Y :~v Th.o!:i ur fo: the new t1suance on original application of
C. Marahall. Nationa.1 Red Cron packa4 Cbrlstmu sttu to be aent Mile--Bre-et fNB), WoodhOUIC tnI:1 pao an alcohoUc beverage Ucenae for
chairman. when the campa.tgn to men ln the armed .ervlcee (NH), Ben')' (NH). n.me., 5m .• 28. · these premuies aa followa:
opened Mardl 1. oveneu. a po n •or I llf._..AYlnl' ff~Elmendorf (NH), Blaiadell ON SALE BEER LICENSE
Veta Rettil'~ Aid counu and -other water..attty (NH), Myre· (NH), Tlmt 53,.I •· VlAtt. 8oa at Me9 Anyone desiring to protest the
tralninl'. 180 low hurdlu--Grifflth (NH), )(rs. Mona Moore of Ontario Issuance of such UceMe may file
Mar-shall noted th&t many of
the nation's 19,000.000 veterans
receive a.Jd ln one way or another
trom the Red CroM and that 60
percent of the 110,000 veterans
In hospitals a re paycboneurotlc
and Red Cross workers are help·
tng bring them back to health.
The genera.I commended .. th c
work of the Gr 11. y IAdles. the
Motor Corpa. the Home ServicE.-
dlvla.Jon . the Junior-Red Crea. the
Summing up the Red Crou ac-1'.ylor (NH), WU.On (F}~ nme, epent the we-ek end wtth he.r eon, a verified proteet with the State
tlvltlee Les Uvtn.caton said lt we 20, a.. Don Moore and hill wife at their Board of Equalization at Sacra·
did not have the Red Crou we 220--Jone.1 (NH), .C 0 mp t 0 n new home on Broadway. Coetll mento, California. stating grounds
would have to create many othe-r (NH), HJtchman (NH). T 1 me, Meaa, and wttb h~r mother, Mrs. for denial as provided by law. Th<'
orcanlaaUona to render the 12.2 •· Ella Goeldner, Newport. premises are not now licensed for
1terv1cu it performa. ao masnlfl· 880 _Snyder ( F), Southworth the aale ol alcoholic beverage!I. \
cenUy. We nttd tlle Red Crou (NH). McCracken (F ). nme, 2 BERNARD E . AND
too much, he said. ~ o t to pve m .. lO.ll a. LIGAL NOTI(:E HELEN C . HOFFINGER
what It ask.I of WI. Give what .YOU Shot put-Van Drimlen 1 NH), No. 95--Ttmea.
gave lut year p I u a a quarter Swingle (NH). Hitchman tNH). NOTICE OF INTENTION TO Publl•h 3/28/50.
more for each dollar and the ro&l Dist. 50 ft., 10 tn. (new echool
will be reached. record). ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOUC BEVERAGES FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME I
Cl:ltTIFICATE.
College Math Ins tr uctor Served
With Col. "Flf p." Cochran in Jndia
RIP jump -P'\ack tFl. tie; Man:h 24, 1950
Griffith (NH ) a n d McCracken
I Fl . Hight, S ft.
Broad jump -Polman !NHl.
Smalley (NHl. Jones (NH). Dlat.,
19 ft. 3"4 In.
Pole vault -Breet c NH), tie: Smal~ey (NHI and King (Fl.
To Whom It May Concern:
Subject to tasuance of the 11 -
cehlle applied for, and commenc·
tng not l~s than 1!5 day• alter
the date posted, notice 11 hereby
given that the undersigned pro-
pose.a to sell alcoholic beverage11
at these premises. described as
follows:
I. the undersigned. BRUCE B.
JOHNSTONE, do hereby certify
that I am conducting a l!Jervice
station and automotive repairs
and related activltiu business In
the County of Orange. State of
California at the location known
u 124 -30th Street. Newport
Beach. Orange County. Califor-
nia, under a fictltlou& name or
designation whJch doee not ahO\I."
the name or names of the persons
Interested tn said buaJneN. viz ..
The lnl'ltruct or ln mathematics at Orange Coast College la Mr.
tharles H. Lewis. Mr. Lev/la started his upper division college work
at Whittler, where he received the Bachelor of Art.a degree u a
major tn mathematica. He was in the army befor-e he receJved hi•
degrel'. but It was awarded In absentia while he wu In the eervlce.
He continued hla college work--------------
HelJht, 10 ft.
Relay -Newport Harbor. Tlnl~
1 m. 36 •·
Point•
Cla.aa A : Newport
P"ullerton 17.
Harbor 87.
Blau B : Newport Harbor 61 ~~:
whll• In lhe army. 'Because or hla . I aMignment came when hi.a team Fullerton S21,ii . ..__
work in mathema'l!Ca he was ac·
pled in training by the Air
Force &11 an aviation cadet In
me lalurgy. As ,11.n A /C. he attend·
ed the University of California at
Loa AngeJe11 a.nd the University or
Chicago. M08t of hls work In th!8
training co urse was In matht>-
matlca and physiCJI.
WA~ aent to Shanghai. Clua C : Fullerton 47, Newport
Thia. wu right alter Jape.n's Harbor 30.
surrende r, and the weather team I -------
:;;~~::. ·~:y 0.:.::..~ \~.i:.: ·~ Jay Car1·1sle Su'1t to get hold or Japan ... weather
recordlJ, and aince there were a.ev·
eral Jape.OP•• >taUon• In the area. Transferred Here the weather team had a hard Ume
getting the right apot.
Transfer rrom Los Angeles to
Onnl'e county 8UJH!;rior court of
!511 Edgewater. Balboa/New·
port Beach, Orange Coun~y .
Purauant to BUCh intention. the
underaigned ill applying to the
State Board of Equalization for
!Muance on orlfinal application of
an alcoholic beverac~ license for
theae preml&M u follows :
ON SALE BEER LICENSE
Anyone desiring to protest the
issuance of Auch license may file
a verified proleat with the Stale
·Board of Equalization at Sacra·
mento, Galifomla, stating grounda
for denial as provided by law. Th~
preml!lell are not now Ucenaed for
the ule of a.lcoholic beverage8.
After being comn1i8.!!lioned as an
Air Force ofrtcer he wu aMlgne<1
to At:cClelland F1eld at Sac ramen·
tO u the 8latlon weather officer.
Then he wu shipped from Long
Beach to Karachi, India. on an
ancl~nt It.all.an. Uner. Th A,.shlp,
wh.lch traveled out of convoy.
zlg-.r.agged ll.8 lone way a e ro~ the
ocean for 0'4 days, going by way
of New zeatand.
After1 _h la dlecharge from the
army, Mr. Lew I IJ went to Cal.
Tech . to conUnue hlA trainln• m
mathemaUu. He attended t b I •
acheel for two yea.n1 a.nd received
the degrees of M. S. and M.. Y.
P'rom here· he wt>nt to Bakersfield
Junior Collegl' where he tau I' h
malh~matlcs for the year of 1947-
a aepatate malnlenanqe autt by ... ., TI ~ H I ~-I I I .1. ... o. 94.-mes. -n. au M . var ta e aga nst Publish l /2S/50.
DEWEY C. PECK
• c~ lad.la
Mr. Lewt111 then had the In·
terestlng. but not very comfort·
able, e.xpt-rltnce of a r Ive.day
croulng ot India by cattlf""' train
Lo an Air Force base In ea.stern
India. H ere he wu weather o~~
Ocer for Col. Philip Coc)lran. Col.
Cochran, who eamed for hlmaelf
a fine reputauon u an Alr F orce
officer. le best known to a large
numbe-r-of people u the mocHI for
Col. "Fllp'" Cork.In of the ''Terry
and the Pirate." comic strip.
1948. -Then. when he heard about the
or-ga.nlzatlon of a new college ln
Orange County. he at once ap-
plied. Mr. Lewi•. who t.. a na·
live of Orange Cowity, was born
in Fullerton and attended hJl'b
school a.ad junJor collece there.
Mr. LewLe' bobblea are photo-
graphy, tenn.la and math. student.a.
He la advlller for the YMCA C'f'OU.P
on the campu.a. La.at wmmer he
had an excellent opportunity to
indulge hia hobby of photOSTt-PhY
while attending, with Dr. Giles
Brown, head or Cout Collete'•
social science d1vlslon, a six·week
coune at the University of Edin·
burgh. Before the courae atarted
they made a'qulck tour of France.
Sw1turland and HoU&nd.. where
Mr. Lewi.a took many lntereatln•
plcturea.
Jay F .. Carll8le, Jr.. of Harbor --------------~la{ld. W&.$. ma.de la,,t week. It
wu Indicated that Carlisle would
file a crou-complalnt for divorce.
Mra. Carll.ale said they ntarrieJ
at Tijuana April 4, 1942. were
remarrtf!d at Glendale Jan. 13 .
1943, and separated laet Ja.n. 16.
She ac:cuaed 1 Ca.rUale of having
committed adq,ltery In a Lo•
An,-e1es apartme'nt lut Dec. :11,
and aJao a.JJeged there had ~
other event.a of the Uke. She a.J.ao
charged her husband hu a "vio·
lent dl.9poaltton a..nd uncontrollablC'
temper," that he has been an
exceulve user of Intoxicants.
She listed propert)' aa including
the r8tdence at 27 Harbor Island.
S9600 depoelted In a Newport
Beach bank, a '36,000 cab I n
crul.Rr. stocks and bonds worUt
approximately $500,000 from
which she claimed her husband
ha.a tncome of •~.000 a yea.r.
.bb for Support
No. A.~11161
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Eoi..te of Sopbla Ansel~ o.--t
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN
to the cr-edltori of and all persona
having cla.Jm.1 against the .said
decedent or said estate to tile them
with the neceasary voucherl In the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of the County of Orange,
State of California, or to present
the same. wtth the necessary
vouche.ra, to the underalgned at
hl.!!I or her place of bu.aincu,
ta.wit:
Charles F . Angell
1415 Cout Highway
Corona del Mar, California
wtthln six mont.ha alter the first
publication of this notice.
Dated March 17, 19~.
CHARLES F . ANGELL.
Executor of the Estate
of 8&.ld decedent.
Donald D. Harwood
Attorney at Law
''NEWPORT AUTO WORKS"
that I am the sole owner of. and
the only person lntereated in aa.ld
bu.!llne.u and tha.t my place of
residence ls 2 0 9 • 43rd Str-eet
Newport Beach. Galifomta.
Dated this 23rd day of March ,
1950.
BRUCE B. JOHNSTONE
STATE OF CAUFORN~ )
I ...
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
On this the 23rd day of March,
l 9 5 0, before me, CARRIE V.
DUDLEY, a Notary Public ln a.nd
for said County and State, per~
son&lly appeared B R UC E B .
JOHNSTONK, known to me to
be the person whose name h1 sub·
scribed to the within Instrument,
11.nd acknowledged to me that he
executed the sa.me.
WITNESS my hand and official
s:eal.
CARRIE V. DUDLEY
Notary Public in a.nd for
said County and Slatt!. I
My commission explreA
Nov. 16. 1952. 1
NOTARIAL SEAL
No. 93-News-nmcs
Pub. 3·28, ........ 11, 18·50.
I
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
Phone: Beaco• 68lt
no B......iW&J' Ceola Meoa
Y.111L •011 &&\o Q. & OPT~ .. m• W• M••l ll't -, 1 Mew ... , .....
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Dr. M. WESLl:~r Mn.· I
Ge.nen1 and. ~'· ' DENTISTRY, • --! 1411 Cout Blvd. Har. _.. 1 Ooron& del Mar ,
Evea. by a)>polntment
MATglUSJ:S ----Tnillols ln'Oplar SMpeo
BEACON "'1
C..ta H--00. !150 1''-ewport lllYcL
BE SURE -INSURE ·.
wltll
llAURD: 8TANLS1'
-ODIJ ,
l"ltoae Barbor l nl
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no Marine Ave. ftal"-'ahe'
BRING YOUR
CHEVROLET or
OLDSMOBlLE
Back HO}CE for service
• Che\'. Lubrication. l.U
• Olds Lubrication 1..51 .
• \Vub llild Vacuum Cleml··
In~ 1.50
• steam caeanm,.
• Radiator S.rvlce ._
e Paint ,..d Body Dept.
Compare: our Prtoee
For. Quality Work
Culbertson Motor Co .
Hai eout m11>war
-•MU
l"reo Fick-Up ,..d Dellw,,
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PLlbUe ap1rlted &oeal ..,,.
ehenta. aa an. exp,...lOft flt
1oodwUL want TOU to,...,....
thla lovel)' buket of ""' I~ :rou Mv• Just moved to iHit
cit,.. become enc•1ed • .,.. • r
New Mot.her. have Juat ~l
l.o a new addre• wttl\I!.' U....
city, « Jw:t bttonv s..-.c1
Sixteen. There'• no<hift1 · t• ·
buy. No oblll'•tion . .,.......
:rour Welcome w.,°" Jhft• .ea whOM phone Y I~ -.
lo. and &rranc-• .. ""'" th .. ,.tna.
We lcome W1g1n
NIW YOll( • MlM,MIS • I.OS AHQ P M
'JOI ONTO
Newport Beach
Phone 32
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Chuck Lewis, durtng the year
11H4+4G, wa111 In charge pf the
forecuta f o r CaJcutta Weather
Central. Thia station wu respon-
sible for forecaata for the B-29
outlllll located in southeut Alla
Including Saigon, Bankok, a n d
Sincapore, Later he was consult-
ant with a weather team a,.,,hJch
worked in India. Burma and
Ch.Ina. One particularly lnterest-
lnl' Job in connection with thl9
Mr. Lewis live.a at 319'i4 Dia·
mond St... Balboa Island, with Dr.
Brown. •
14l:i Coaat Hl&'hway
Corona del Mar, California.
No. 91-nmes
Publiah Mar. !1·28, April 4·11 ·50
Mn. Carlisle uked for "re&50n·
able.. allowance for support a.nd
malntenance and l~ted expenses
u Including 11510 a year for
taxes. $890 for telephone, $300
for electricity, 1190 for ra•. $90
for water. $1800 for a maid. ap-
proximately I~ tor crocerles. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO EN•
$480 for a prdener, more thll.ll GAGE IN THE SALE OF AL-
OPENS THURSDAY NIGHT
7:30 P. M.
11000 for-medical cxpmtMs, MOO OOHOLIC BEVEBA.OES.
PLAYWRIGHTS'
WOl'bhop Theatre
-Clusttied ada are r-e&d by fo1ka
who are look In& to bQy.
Large Subdivisions in Costa Mesa
Give Building Permits Boost
f o r malntalnlnr th e dwelling. Much 21. 19~
1279. 77 for main lain.Ing an auto. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
f4083.&a for keeptnr up the yacht, Subject to luua..ncc of th.e II·
$&Z3.59 for tuel for lhe boat. ctnae applied for, and commenc·
$4423 for wearing apparel and Ing not lea than 15 day1 after
$1178.17 for mt.cclla.neoua enter• the date posted, notice I• hereby
SKATING
of Coron.a lle1 Mar
PrHen(a ' "ICEBOUND"
'f'U(:8. -Thurs. -rrt.
Moreb 28. 30 • 31
Be wile-tell people-advertiee!
NEID CONCRm?
A.all for .. l'Atlmete
w ............ ~row:n
PRONE ILUUIOS JIU
llAalOI CfMDl1 wow
&lldlng permJta were booeted to $267 .813 tor a thne week period t&iJUnent. given that the underalgned pro-
In Cotta Mesa. when llcep.eea werl' l11suec1 to two ~ houae gTOUl)ll. Under a.gttement, cou.rt reQOrdn poses to aell &Jcohollc beverages
Total val'UaUon of a pla.nlted l5~houae tract la $83,03.2 and a nine· d18Cloecd, she Ui receiving $000 at lheae prernile!I, deacrlbed u
hou.tc tract wtlJ coat $59.&40. monthly tempon.ry alimony. follows: .
BuUdu of the larger l'roup or hoUMa ta ft.QU Boorey ot 711 3448 Via Oporto, Newport
• RINK
in Costa Mesa
Heliotrope Ave., Corona de.I Mar. Tbe dwelllnp with attached pn.cea Rolut Duck 8t~ Beach, Orange County. --------------iwtll coat Mtween $5220 and $57fS A huncry thief Invaded th e Pursuant to auch tntenUon, the
· I kitchen of Mn. w. A. 8hanlec,. unde.raigned 111 applyt.ns to the
Corona del Mar
School "A»dltorium
Newport llYd. at . 17th St.
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S A M'S
SEA ' FOOD
"SI.GM OF 'l1m SW'CIR:DJ1111B"
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Ol'B D.&11.l'
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ccic'ktails, Sea ,,~ ...
Steak Dinlltn
STOP COU»
' DRAm
WUftlSSIJ'l'UP NOW
GAR Jll:NOLIBH
<W -1611-J
W£LCH 'S
f'&ch. LopaUon,will be S53..J97 La SorMaen. Me Park Lane. M:ott: al 201 &. Balboa Blvd., Balboa., State Board of J:qualis&Uon for
Pearle' Pl; eo.la Me9L 2110 Har-bor Blvd., MOM. and J'. Saturday t.tte.rnoon, wblle •b e lav~ce on ortl'lnal appUcaUon
The South Cout CoMtrucUon H . Paulaon. lot Ninth St.. e..n.c., wu rone for ten mtnuta and of an aloobollc beve.rqe llcenae co .. l30 • 3otb St.. Newp ort c:twelllnc at 2M Santa lea.bel A•e .. took a dreued duclr: ready tor for theee premllel u followa;
Beach, la pi.aMlnc lb6 other sub-$5244 and -carace. 1780. rouUnc from bu slnk. On Sate Beer Ucew.
dlv181on. II'he ~ with pr-Allynne -rins to protat the --uns ~ 81410 and OU... r.m11a -leauance ot ouch llce-may tue f61'3a. wUI JO up al 3:1:-311 Plow-OUl<r pormlte w~ -to '400:' 0 . B. G<1-oa. 724 W. 1.tt1t • •..Wed protett with tlle State
... SL In c-& Mep. -Samucl Mltcl>ell. dW<lllnS w Ith lit.. •tiltt¥ ,_,., $200; Mllton It. Board at l!)qualla&Uon at llacra·
• ...., hl'mlta gan.p at 113 Centtt at.. M..000; WJ'en. au • 23rd SL. • a r a I' e mento. C&llforuta. mu.nc-(TOUDdt
Arlllur Btudly. addltton ot two SIOO; Rlcll ~ 1112:1 Pia· tor clenlal u provided l>Y Jaw. '?be
" ~ coeta alloY• •10,000 ~ bedraoma to home et 1171 _, emlla ,,...__ addition of ldtdlta pnm1eee are not ,_ Uc:enaed for ......, .,..1...,. pemtlta. Rec:lplmte An_ UDO: ..,,,. .. Ill. W!Jllo'!'I .,.. llTIJIC room to dwelllns. th• oale ol elcoiloiic--
wve lllt CrawtO<'CI N-CO-Ola Plumer SL. 1•r•1.e. _, 41•: a .. 17 c. Vauirhn. 'Nol 11lllLJlA 8 . BAUER ""' ottl.-al 17H NOWJIOl'l ~ eeu,, Paso. a1p at no lfiewpo;t _.... oC'fke ... Nowport lllYd.. anc1 •
Sii.ODO: & Ill. l.otb ol 7118 I.Mo BlYd., PSO; Mode O'D&7 ~ -: D a YI d Dyer. dwolllna at MAllSL L. !JIUCllNE
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Easter Wee k, 7.:30 t o 10:30
~ oa Saturday and Swulay
l:SO to 4:00 p. m • • . .
HARIOR ROLLER RINK
5707·1 .
-Newport Bea. b. .iw.1llns ...,. at 1740 N ... port 1lhd., iuo; llllD 1111-.. _ Dr. *3600; T. B. No. 92-Kew .. ,,,,,_
wlU. ~at l1U IQnp ~-Melvin H. 8b&Ctr. lltl -IR., Bill. addition to llamlluseT -P\lb, S--
Qlft Hana., PO.aoo: ll'lnt 11apt1ot prqe. '"2; -"· i-. at -Jfewport lllW.. l380. and =--==-=========: rmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiliiiiiiliiilimiiliiiliiliilil OIW'<b ol ca.ta II-11"""'1 lltl 11-Dr., -·-ud P. I . 111U, 1 ... P!Pontla A..._ --wait at ll&Ata Ana A.,.. ...,.i eltaaUon o( ~ at ,1119 ..,... &lill w• ..... aleo:
...,.-81... •11.000, .... ....i II'hurtn 8t..-. .... raraf' --·
'¥/.., I ............ at 11621 '640. UNI MeBdde aa4 C.mf• ...
K1ap BMd; Clfn"Jla~ S!D,800, IH Clltt Dr. Jfew ..... ~ --
-........ -to lamfMll. ploat &(, 1IOI -Ill tllo ..... to Pt.Ill llr1 ... o\ port A..._-.
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rs•,.,..:'S.C.81?;,IGTU.tloa 71 .. top 1n'
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1119!~ -... ,..t-., -...-;v-r.H·111,-_...,..,.Moo_,..1 ~°' .. I • J!I Clllo ... -al . -._. ~
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NOUCO le lie(.-,, ct_, that
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liloolrca-, 1 o c 1t-e., • &Dd. at.eel
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Is '-.&LJ.ed · .caJll ......... " ---• Stt:1 on AfUlllU · ••II•.• ~ 'l:io.IU.DI for ID
lAlbl&t!Y• pi~ to lml"On o4'o Ill .,.. IM4o ~ the Ila---0t
C&lllonla"i p11tiik ocbOol --c,J ,_.. ~ l--. lMt, .._ Ille clll du r 1""";:~!lf"lllljL'-'=: !:; are -~ fUbjoc;ted to. a ~ ~o!:~ -ioo.y "1 Mit<ll eontlllued '•l a hip rat.II
llludJ U>da)' bJ .._1lib!YDW> Illar! "". :.-'n>nll!&• q. Xu-IUt w-&JMI toblo too Ille lllClltll
W. Stanley of Bal-ltlond -r·!.,._M,_._ ' w •re upeet<a to t op MOO.'OCIO.
SW>ley noted tllat -.. ----~-.,.... l,a:l.1111.1113 i..t -ll' -te -udo· ~lion• ""' spo....io&' a bill iaore t!IJll Ip t111> pr..stq.,... ~·:;:. -· tll&t would 1pend $311,000,000 on '"1t Ille ~· qt "'* cl!> IW>d -·...,... -
octucaUonal facllltloo w I t b the lo ot&rt US. -~ 1•r, 811,-R. L. caruo. -bodl-&ad
money to bo rahled throup a O'lf,)U, ,... •!'Proxt-teJY a1.-batb at TlS Juml~. U.OOQ.
th,.._.,.nt a pack clpret and u,. llll0,000 mora t11ai1 t II e ._ins 8 . A-H...,.,.i. l.Oo Anplot. 11-
....., w.. balflnce Oii llll.Y t. 1148. "'""" one-1111!l. ~ clftlllq, • lltanley said !hilt whlle he t .. l!o Kud>el al4 that .,. tlw! ll0\1. aloo P""I• With pit .-n, IOI
the clpret taJ< means ot raJ&nc of Ille total -odlt..,.. were Oc<an Bl11d. a1a.ooo. P. l!f. Hllfl,
the nece.uary wvenue to flnantt rude b7 f'iv• cou.nUee and ~ butlder.
the Pn>«r&m need carerul •ppral-dtt .. "!ftllb) tllelr l>ordmo. '!'be JC. M. 11/nijh. Udo Joie, romoys
al, "there ia an obvtoua neceulty five counU• ~ U.ted u Lim ...U, lJUtalJ new tlOclr Ud Jllht·
tor the propam and It will ,.;. ~ ~ .,.,..,,_, AJ&ni-. t.,,. tt 90'1 C<>ul Bhd., formttl)'
quire 9Cm'le form of taxatlon to 8an Diep &nd l'runo. occupied by Motkn Home, to be
provide the nec-easa.ry tunde." 'The J\~ 28 counUe. &JMJ '-km °"" by AUaA.mertt.an )(ar..
The Balboa tatand .-...mblyman their eltl .. --lf<,1-of tllo k•t. ff,ooo! Wood ct H<{911. llulld-
nld he la alao clo8e:Jy .watching moneys with the central a~. to tr'L ~
tht> developmpnt of a proposal to counties_ •ecount.tng tor SS'/lo. uwt O. B . Stn.ltllen add roocp and
withdraw Cali.tornla'a requeet tor lh• rema.lnlns 41"' wu Qll'd by bath at 4.0IO Oct:an BIYIL. SI.GOO.
, Federal action to e nab I e this lhe 10 counUe11 of the ..uthem C. IJ. Meek.I, 5lt N8l"<!l.Mue. •·
country to Join a world govern-area. room, on...tory, I unlt dwetuns.
,..,,L 'l'lle SOii cltlel opont.Slll,1!14. TllO 1121 Orcllld. 112.600. Owner bulld-
A ruolutton to that effect wa9 tot •treeta l.fl4 toads durln• the u .Roy Peue orchttect.
paase<I by both hoU.5E'" of the Jee· 11MM9 n..caJ 7ear ranctnc h'om Roy St rot.a. •t:S Dahlia, 4-roonl I
il!lature lut year. Now there i• $12/104,211 upM.ded by Loe An· one--atory dwellln,& at 818 Acacia
4 drive on to rescind the meuure. geln lo the kJw' of $118 dt.bUl'M'd and aUo at 70S Narcluul. $1,000
"J grea tly admire people who by the dty ot TrinJdlid In Hum-sch. J'ame1 D. Ray, builder, Har·
favor world peace.'' Stanley said. boldt county. This wu •12,800,· bor I>Nttin• Service.
"but J am oot in favor of putting 000 M.Ol"e than the total for the w. r . Bamu. Puadena, 6-rm ..
o u t government in a poAition prtor tl9CaJ Jff.r. according to the on.e-atory dwdlln• at 616 NafC:!t.a
where it might be dominated by Conlroller'a report. su.1. ~.000. owner buJJder.
Ruuia or any other r a r el g n City expenditures for t'Onatn.ie-Bal.,,_ Co''"
power." Uon purpoaea Jncre:llM'd 4T";4-dur· C J Kym)• Fullerton 6-room
StanJey sa.ld he would welcome Ing 11KM9 tilN!al year ftaehlng a one.:.~ry ,i w ~ 11 S n • 10 Bal~
the vi~! of an!' of hi! corulltu· total of $21.888.088. Other cost! Cova, $8.000. ~·r 'builder.
enl.I on the ~UbJttt. were listed u follows: Right! of a., 8borH
ACI'llMS llll:NE DUNNE -.W lllOc ctWdtttlt' Olde of Hoe Cali;
forola Sodefy .tot Crtpplecl Cf\lklrfta ~O' f'loorn t"'ll of the •
8oclet)"1 pa!Jeolhl -Pat ricia ~ ...... IJ•n"J' Oohoa. ·n.
Of'l'IUlbatlon'• l'.utf'\1' 8tel eampaJp to rSlt1e fonct. fo r t9'e ..,._
of hsndlrapped younptll"rs la lwlln• a.e1d ~bfor. 1'11.JOUP Euter
SW>day, April 9,
MES.AX BOOKED
Thomas L".'" Clark, 5-1, nt 224 E .
l~lh St .. Costa Mesa wa.~ booked
at the county ja il Saturday o n a
charge or d riving a rnotor ve-
hic le \\•hile intoxicated.·
Clark \\'BS taken Into cmtody
by Santa .4.na pollc.e following an
accident at Broadway and l"a.lr·
haven Avf! .. at 7:33 p. m .. ln wtuch
the Vf'hicle he waa: drtvtng col-
lided .... rith an automobile being
driven by Carl Phenix, 29, ot 1008
Riverine St. Clark WU uamined
by a phy!ician for signs of intQx.1-
cation before being booked.
News-Ttmea adl have been read
In the Harbor for over 40 yean.
'IUNIJ
More acenery ••. many d.ilrerent
routea ... atop-oven anywhere.
ConvenientrerularSuper-Coach
a.;pedulea and "'Faat·Thru"
no--nlra·fare Limited& Save
"'l"Y doltan by Greyhound ...
have atra caah tor u110 fuul
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ClllCAH • • • ~.as
DITIOIT ••••• 42.IO
ltlWYcm ••• 49.80
WASll•toll •• 47 AS
IOSTOll •••. , • 52 ...
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Y'Ntl arr • .• 2'.11 ... ,. ... ~.~
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Way, SS.!i!:S.TM : Ma f n t e nance, J w Del •
S2S..ll0,2T7 : tnatneerlltg and Ad· . · · Qnl'e. South Puadena,
rn t n 1 !It r a tJon, lt:.9Tl.360; and 5-room, one-atory dwelling al 2601
Equipment; Sl,&4J,2'4J. Waverly ·Dr., $9,000. <>wner build·
TRUCK BUJlNS
A car driven Dy Fr1U1k E . Sut·
ter, 24, ot 307%-• 33rd SL. New-
port. coJllded with a dump truck
driven by Clovia JCeller, 30, Buena
Perk, Friday at Old County Park
Rd. ea.st of Ora.nae. fhe· truck,
valued at $3000. burned after the
cru.h, according to the S t a t c
Divbion of Forestry, No one waa
injured.
'On Griddle'
(CenllllU<d f1'0ftl Pap I)
nectton with the: aa.Jez tax l.'lAUt'.
Actually, he aaid, "Drake 18 nor.
on the 9pit. You are." HP pointed
out that lt wu RobetUon who had
introduclt(I the ulea tu: ordln-
a nee.
Robe:rtaon CowaW-n
Robert.ton countered that, whil<'
he Introduced t h e mea.sure a n d
supported it at ftr•t. It had bffn
.... Mayor Drake's baby" from the
beginnlnr.
Ag• In• t Stoddtrd's rebuttal
that If the aalea tax revPnue I•
Wlneceasary "why aren't we get-
t ing" improvements, t hr council-
ma n clung to the the~I• that tht>
tax ahoutd be ·r e d u c e d because
"we don't need the money." ...
Motives of tbe council man we r<'
brought Into que&tlon whe n he was
a1ked by Iaabel Andrew• why he
had "Auddenly decided" be wa s
agalruit the tu: whe.tJ he had fav·
ored lt for so long. She a1ked tf
it had been a decision "just for
campaign" purposes.
Under fire from all aidea, Rob·
ertaon declared he had "changed
ht! mind" ab<_>ut tbe lax s I n c e
talking to Jtanlerous local bwtl-
neSRmen he Mld had "been hurt."
He said he could name: one mer-
chant "who moved out of town"
becauae or the tax.
Wnrked Uke Sin
Declaring he had ''worked like
sin" tori Corona deJ. Mat Street
lmprow.meni.. the councilman u-
serted he had been respona:lble tor
the pa.vine of 2nd Avenue and 4th
A venue, the tatter project now
under way. To a que.atlon from
·waiter ~rhardt , 431 Fern I ea t
A venue, Corona del Mar. u to
whether he conaidered b I m • e 1 f
"personally retporW.ble" tor pav-
ing of the .ltrttta with CM tax
money, Robert.on anawered: .. I
conceived the Idea."
~ore than aoo people jammed
the aqditor\um to hear the verbal
tuss1e dominated by RQbertson
and hl.s relentleu interrpptora.
Asked whether he waa running
lnUependenUy, C&ndldate Braden
P'lnch, 34t Hue! Drive, Corona del
»•r. declaM that "Mr: Norton
and I have joined forces Jn • cer~
.lain way. I Intend to vote for
Norton, and I hope he wtU vote
for ma." i'lnch'a referen~ waa
to Tom NortOl'l, proprietor of Nor-
ton'a Ba-y Shore Cate and a fel-
low candidate.
SarUer i'lncb }\ad told the u-
aembtaae be had made no prom-
'-to &Jiyone.
loat Founders
...
Bali..
E. M. Stoneback, 2205 Channel
Rd.,' A·room, qnf"·fttory dwrllln& al
2110 SeV111e. $8.~. Owner build·
IP'r. County Property Taxes Skyroc'ket
L. D . Hotehklu, La C.nada, 6~
room. a·•lol'Y dwellln• at ZJ 12
Ocea.n. $1 5.000. A 11 an R I t t er,
builder. Philmer Ellerbrook, archl·
tect .
Property tax levies to 0r&11•e.--------------
county during the llHO d e cad e
akyrockett"d to $19,404 ,262 f o r
19<t9-50 from their U .990,892 level
for 1939-10, California Taxpayen '
8&lhoa IAlaiad Association reported today. tn-
Charles Pyke, Loe Angelett. 2-eluded are levle11 tor th' county.
siory dwellJng at 12'8 Apolena. citle11, school di!ltrict., and •pec1&1
$10,000. Al90 ralJH> exl•Ung build-d i.111trlcts..
of It hidden ln the COil ot Uving.
"Jt'a the 1tyle now to worry
about hlJh t&xca -btll U1e only
way the tax bUI can come down ii
for 1ovemment. to apend leu,"
the Taxpay<'"n· asr.oc1atlon df'·
clared.
agf" under It , $3.000. Sherman Sal-pose11 a mounted to S•.0~2.066 for Trio Robs lnl' at 126 Apolcna and build gar-1 Property lf'viPs for county pur-
te r, builder. 19-49-50; they were $1 ,784,4~1 t o1:
uct-0 1939-•0. (Coat-from Par l)
:hir1. Ve rta M orulQn , alteratlon11 I Ci ty levies on pro~rty In thfl Df'tectJve Sergeant K. W. Gorton,
a~d addition to dwelling at e.~ ·county re• c h "' d $3,281 ,891 for Evans' wife had obtained the 11-
Vta Udo Nord. $14,000. George; 19·19-50. eompen!'d wlth•Sl,528,9&4 cen&e number of the get-away car
Pickertng. builder. for 1939-40. and a deacrtptlon of It wu aup-
Property tu Jevle• for achoo! plied by an untdentlfied marine
d~trtcta Jn the county t otalled $9,-t-ntering the place just u the
363,380 for 1949-60; they wel'(' bandit.a fled with lhe mon'ey.
Nru•port
John Cure(, 1206 W . Bay, re·
modf'lling, $2.000. Dean Kephart
builder. $2 ,726,9M for 1939--10. Lodged In the Newport city
Heavy Seas
Levies for !lpeclaJ district.a in jaJl, the trto I• awa.tttnc a r ratsn·
the county for 1949.50 totalled ment In Newport Townahlp court
$2,718,915 compart'd with $942,· on c.hal"J'eJ of armed robber)'\
504 for 1939-<t O. Police Monday momtfig linked
(Continued from """ J) Throughout C&llfor nla, tax e 1 the three prtsonere with a aerles
w<>re : Hal Ramser '• AnUgua, Carl lev!C'd on property r('ache<I 8 nt\\' of automobile tht'ft.R In Eut Loa
Long's Lark, Hrber Erlclr.M>n 's I high or $725,61 8,6& rot 1949-r)(), Ange~a nnd Montebello. a.(ld lm-
ScandlA, PauJ Ke ttenberg'a T offl-con1 p.ared w Ith '303,984.482 f 0 r pllcated them In recent "nt'Cklng
boy. and Don Barber'• Branta. J 939'"'4 0, the auoclat lo n found. par-ty hold-ups" In Altadena.
Mun!N¥' had Judg@ Harry Bloc1-1 U!vlea tor e-eneraJ county pur-Ri08, it was learn!'d. la on parole
gett, Pet er Ficker and Jamea poses f o r 1949·50 1 t atew1 d e from the Lanca!lter Prtson Farm.
Stoddard aboard on hl& rouKh a mounted to $281 .~.899 : they Associated Preas dlapatche-a
voyage. After one hour they loe.t we re $119,G45,053 for 1939-40. from LM Angeles Mid the three
the radio a.nten.na and <'OUld no City taxea levied on pro~rty youth8 are suspected In at leut
longer keep tn touch wtth the rea ched $120,733,283 for 1949•00. three A Jtadena necking party
club. One hure wave broke th~ compared w J l h $81,380,l~ f o r holdups. all or them tommltted
front window of the cruiser and
1
1939-10. within the put ff!'w days, and
about 60 gallons of water ruahed P roperty tu levies for achool that they o.r(> s u 8 p e c t e d of In di 1 threatening to k 111 a Gl endale . I !ltr cts throughout the • tat e d t
But they managed to )I'. 11 e p Ahowed the blgge~t relative in· oc or.
,.otng although bvtfeted turtou.sly creue. reaching S292,l83.S23 for Re WM Dr. Roger Mitts. 31,
by the waves and the 36 mjle an 1949--50, compared with IJ00,202.· who Wu thrown over a ateep
hour wtnd. 'nley reached White'• 872 for 1939-40. ell!! and ordered to lie 'there for
C th an hour or "we'll kill you." ove on . (" Island and at 3:30 Levies for apecla1 d lat r I ct a
p.m. repalred the radlo and ln-. amounted to ~1.346.780 tor l&4i-A. P . Hat~ the neeking pa.rt)'
formed those ana.loualy wa1ttng '60: they w~re li3.3M,4<M !or 1939-\•lctlm8 u Mia Jean H1n-old, 22,
at the Ba.Ibo& Yacht club of their •o. of ff1u.den1, and he.r companion,
aafety. "The 172:5,818.586 property tax PaUl Bryant, who were u.ld to
Club officials declared the race levy In California for 1949_60 l• ha'vf' tried to drive \way from
would be scheduled later ln the one part of the total demand Of t.11• holdup men and Wtte ahot
.ea.son. aJm t ot• blW hl h at: Angelo :&:. Glanone and Mn. 08 ~ on "' · c · the people Mark C. PefTY. of Altadena, ... ,. Schedult'd for the com I n g of this state muat pay to U.e fed-
Wffkend I• the Junior CoUeae eral, at.ate, and local l'OWrnnienta reported to have been robbed of
Jnter-coUeglate ra c e Saturday, durtn thla fl.seal •• th ..__ Ill•, wbJle lhe dllpatchee -.Id S )'e&I', e &a.A-'" RJcbad Lee 0 '1*11, 22, Of Q .. n-expected to atti-.ct leatnl from payer.· &a80Ciatlon said.
a lar•• Dumber of Southern "The rat or the $.5 bllllon an· dale, _•nd Miss Joanne Talley, 22.
Calltoml& Junior coUe&es. nu.al tu bUI la paid ln L mutUtude Altadena, wen othen IWlpected
Sunday al the club the Beards-of '11ftennt kinds of ta.ua-moet , ot ha"1ne been robbed by t be
ley trophy race for Lehman dtnc· • youthl to the tune of UT.
h J e • w 111 hlshlJCht th• days ---
eventa.
"' Realty Board
(Oolll--~·I)
Announcement of memben of
the tacully ... who 'will lecture •t I
lhb confere:nce and the exact aub-
jeet.a to be d.taeUMC!d will be an·
nou.nced from ottJces of the It.ate
a.uoclaU011 in the near tuture.. . 1
AppUeatlona for enrollment In
the conl8ftllce may be obtaiMd
ttom fvan MacMtllin at the John
Voe•I co.. too Kain St., Bal-.
telephone Barbot' 14~. or from th•
otnce of the Newport H a r ti o r -I'll. IO< Ban &manllno A ....
telephone Beacon 111!8'7.
\
THE W'AY
Plan Swim Party fol'
<CMH 4 -.,... 11 Wgb School Alumni
ea.ct lod..UOn of t b e d.iaa.bJed ~
boat, , An alwnnl swim party wUl be
The cut .,. left the jetty o oec-Tlnlnc!aJ' at Newport Bar-
--. Kn. Boa• told or-. bar Unloa RIP -.,.._... Ptw. ... 80et.'e11le:d ht loea~ by u.e Tri Slam&~
tile -ll!!!I laJdac htt hi ·1-. Pl>._ of US. Olf&lr It to pei..
llln. 9--U.l tile mlt •alunull jto -tlle --· n.-.-lllOtr' •od.-mJq pooj ~ ~
ftllllJTrflilWT ......... ,.
........ --'3 ....... Die pool 'fill .. --J:JO
...... , .... Mid llMJ -l jlO&\ to C:IO p..rn.. -OIL~ wlll
_st .... .,.. ~ -... fl&rl!bll --o •l t a -Wit • • I' ~ .._ c:uttra tcPalll. '~~:.:·' -~JllV. ~ wlll .. _ ... Ow ... by Oeoop ............ ~ l:JO lo l;all ...... ... can:a 1t-,~._Wll....,...,.. .... -,...... 1£ '; 'cl ..... a"Wi [ .. acc:IJl •I U.. '9llt -.J t'•a .7' ~-................. . ·· ::;l'a•.;.. 1::11 .. ,:': ::'1...._ • 'a>-. •~~·--»11 Ill •-._._. :·· M ..!.. ?!: '" .-r !I ta • Illa llml '' --· ·--... ,..__,_ ... _., tllo .... _ .. •. ... .... -a.: . b-...... ...-.
'Ai 1 1
Ill P If 0 P 6 .,/ All ""' ... pis lllJ II -._ 19-. b Jiu ~ ..,.... ta •Ila'
• ' ( .
. . I
( . . TuMCley, M.n:li 21, 1950
-Dateset CL °" ~. ~zpnfng 'l)e .~_of lu~ 'NH. :: ::.. >t: ._1!..f1:':0 .. =-: Ntws..TDDi$_ -~·ey Tu~~i
-jW""'"8d '....:iiilJJ&'for-;NEWPn_ll T R&:J' Dnafl'c WeCbi-dd'vtll
..
ot. Wewpwt boolleYard rrom l!a"1· •• & ~ ~ & ...,..._ ~.r-
uillp_ "'6d -ia II' t.1t• preoent NEWPORT-~AI.JIOA ,ta• -Tli'ursda.ys
°"'!W' ¥"-.,..,,_ ~· .N-" lltV Peol 0 1 st-A9 ... na la tM -.,.
,A ~tlon rr•m tb• ~JY p'Wi.nlns co OJ ·in'•• to 0 • -i H...._~ or tM ftus ., ~ ·
-ptod ealllnr or the h•arma-. • lllNDl1lll AD 19 ~ LINEii ~ othu Wnp. the oommJ•· AU OlaMl&4 ads mtaat be paid tor OM.II 18 ad\laaGe of pabHcaU-. *"' . p~ l'UoJllJ>g "' prop-erty on both oldoil ot tjl• thol'Ollg... 4 I J DM 1 U-· -$ .'75 •
4re to a c!epth or soo 1 .. L In-I 4 IJnes ~ """"" ~ cJu.s,d In tlle l'O<OJ!IJD<nda!lon • .., 4 IJnes S II• .. %.00
p-opc.&ls to re.zone U\ •.rea. on Phone Bar. i• • ~dH tQa4 fnd a porUon or ul.,, aak fo~ ··~d Takert or aetkt .. ad and remittance: to
UJe Sou111ern Callfom~ Bll>I• ooJ. NEWPORT HAIUIOB-l'UBLISHJNG 00.
lege lr"OWlcla on the o Id Santa D ll ..._ lllod N-rt '.W.. OllU nzi. Ana ..\rm.y .AJr bue for resident· . .. ~ .0 -
Jal purposea. I The publisberl will not ·be ftspo?Ullble for more .than one lncorTect
~__,,ting Francia X. Shoen, lnautlon or an ~vertlsement, ,.....,.,. Ille r!gllt to correcitly Cta.ulty
Sr .. and en.hen, who have aQ:ed any and all adl and to reject any advett18ement not con.forming-to
for ttCht lnPtrlal ZOD.lng of prop-J;Ulea and regulationa. AdverUae.menU and cancellations wtll be
er17 on the north llde of N~rt ~ted up to 15 p.m. on the day precedin.-p ubllc,Uon. Ph. Har. 1818
bcHJlevard between hularlno roed • •
.and t b e proposed eitenaJon o(
Brt;ltol .1treet, attorney William· c . 1: ....... 1181lfa8 OUIDEJ
Poe wu .Present at the super·
Yi8on aeaelon bu t declared he w~14 not preaa: 111JI cU~nta' cue
untlJ the public heartnc.
lhoen, a vigoroua cr1Uc or son·
Lnc"1 hu · fought for the right to
ttw bla property u he aeea flt ,
pointing-out there aJready ttre ln-
d1,1.1tr'-I UU• on M>me et tht prop-
erty Involved, lncludlng hlM own. ------
31 it Birthday is
Noted by Legion
A Jotnt pot-luck dinner w a ~
held by the Newport Harbor IA>-
g:lon and fts Auxiliary Wednes-
day nJght in celebration of tht'
Le&ion'a Slst Birthday.
One of the Atellar attractions
wu a tour of ln..aptttlon or the
new Legion hall which Is DO\V
undar conatructlon and progrea·
Ing quite aaUafactortJy contlder-
ln• th.at ~the labor I• almost en-
tirely volunteer, To veteran mem·
hers of the Legion and Auxillsry.
the alght of the new haU Is in-
deed a joy to behold, as th<' rieed
tor large quarten has long been
a problem.
''Chow call" brought an Im·
mediate and unanluious re11ponae
to what mu.at have been a gour-
met's delight. lt wu generally
conceded that tr a.nyone we n t
away huncry. or anything lesi:i
than over stuffed, it waA due to
a broken &rm or Jaw. a.a the tood
wat too tempting to resbt.
The lu-,.e birthday cllke. dee·
or&ted in the Legion blue and
sold, Wfl8 rather superfluous, but
enjoyed, none-the·leae.
U the tables were cleared, the
mClfl held a brier bualneu meet-
lns for the purpose ot pu.alng on
a revision\ or their by·laws. then
adjourned for the aoclal portion
of the evening.
-cJIUllifled ads are ttad by folks
Who are looklng to buy.
TO PORTRAYLRAMOHA
FURNITURE FINISlUNG
REPAIRING
BULLOCK'S
..
"Old Ftuniture At It.a Best"
L. 0. Bullock Prop. 407 Fruit St.
Ph. Kl. 2-117~2 Banta Ana
2!5p31
11-BIJJLDDIG SERVJCES
PAI N TING
BPRA Y or BRUSH
J!Y JOB or HOUR f
WANT~LA~ &Del G.oUUlli:N
llllAINTENANCE by experletlc-ed gardener. Reuonable month-
ly ·ra~ &Pbone Beacon -6000-R.
. ' 3:1p48
FlNi;l LAUNDRY WORK, OUT·
.tatna. 1ahlrt11., etc. WW call tor
and ..AJ.eUver. HcJp With dinner
puti~. Mrs. Wlllfame, Harbor
1M2·M. Il no ana .call Hartor
2939-M. 38!'*0
LADY WANTS HOUSEWORK.
prac.tical nun.Jn& by the day-
or baby sitting. 622 W. Center •
Colte. Meu.. Call da.ya BeacOn
6128-J or alter 4:30 Be a con
4917-W. 38ptO
C.ll II. llARTIZM', S.., llllh-1\
1560 ll'Vint Ave. Cafta Meaa
18c3S
-------------'-.EXPERIENCED w o man e o o k
WAN? YOUR DIRTY WORK .
DONJ)f 1
00 TQ HAL ....
Cotnplate ........._.,,, """'-•paelal ralao to con...-
l'or ~ llotimalao
Call ~r U M·W ,.,.
...
i'UllNITURm 6 '1\UQ Sll.UlPOO-
ING In your b<>me or ID7 ~t.
Complete bomecleantnc ientce
Fully -l1'ree -Jll&lao. Al'• Ho._ 6 Jtur cteui!q Co.
Ph. Beoooa 9111. 71U<
H. H. HOLBROOX DEPENDABLE
PLUMBING '.
• Prompt
l'tep&lr a.mo. -ec1 Phone: H&rbor 1411-W
2101 Balboa Blvd., Nevtport Beach -.
14-PERSONALS ·
wants position -either real.au·
rant OT home. Live out. Phone
Bearoo MH·W. 39p41
0..\CHSHUND PUPPIES. Beau· t"11J 3 month old male111. Fineat
)ledigree. Chan1pionshlp. atock.
5\2 Fernleaf, Corona det Mat.
Harbo"'r 0781..R. 40c•2
w ANT HOUSEV.1 ARK or baby
•lttinr by day or hour. Have
own transportation. Phone Bea.
M!l&-R. 4~
M . D . SMILEY
J 18 Ocean Fr., Balboa
tll.•J have a pair or Pu.tel to the
Paulo Drive·In Theatre by caJUog
tor tbem at ottic. at the Newport
lfart>or Publishing Co., 2SU J!ali..
Blvd., Newport lleacll,
29-flEl .. P "'ANTED
WANT Girl for general offlce
work. State agf' and exper-
ience. Write Box Q ~ Newport
Harbor Publishing Co. 38TFC Does your watch
Keep accurate time?
All machinery needa fresh oil.
. -EVEN , WATCHES.
All work done ln our Corona
deJ Mar shop.
. ASSISTANT SALESMANA..GER8
AND SALESWOAtEN -Full or
part time with nationally known
Co.sme tio Cnm pany. Direct Sale!=!.
Write Box P c/o Newport Ha r-
bor Publishi ng Co. 38p-t0
Wallace Calder head
&17 Cout Blvd., Corona del Mar
17cJO
Alcoholics· Anonymous
Write P . O. Boll: 197
Balboa Ialandt C&Jll
Pbone Kimberl7 B-6393
AUTO SALESMA:-.:-Ex?f>rienc<.'d.
N f'V.' car deal<'r, B<'ach city.
State age, experif'nce and quali-
fications. Writ e Box S '# N<'W·
port Harbor Publishin g Co.
39c41
. !t-LOST AND FOUND
WANTED -Experienced book·
kC'1'per , shorthand not necf"~
sary. G<'n ofticf' Work. Morn·
ings only. Write bo:11: "tr' c/o
Nf'wport Harbor Publishing Co.
1.0c42 LOST-Viclnlty at Balboa Phar·
macy l smal IChlneae gold ear-rtnr for pierced ear. Rewa.ni.
Phone Harbor 3M·W. 10c12
PRACTICAL NURSE for hlfant
Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, '1
p. m. till midnite, J_uly and Au ·
, _ gust, in Balboa. Write boll: T .
; THE NEWS-TIMES ; c/o Newport Harbor ru~o~":i
THE POST 130-Si\LE, MISCELI.ANEOUS
THE PRESS New SINGER• electric port-
able. Lifetime guarantee
and service, including sew-
ing lessons. Small down Orange County's ·
Outstanding
Re ti I Estqte
Aclverlising
Medium
, payment and $1.25 per
week.
SINGER SF,;WING, CENTER
300 w. 4th, Kl l.Jlllt5, Banta An•
'•Reg. U.S.Pat.Ott.by8gr.Mfg.C.o.
15Uc
More Clasaifled on next page. ----------,..---'-------~--.::....:::...__,
High . Qua/ify -.Printing-Ph. Har. 1616 .. -.r-
FO.R COUNCILMAN
of Newport leach
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~:;. l:i· · ·'.NEWS • TIMES . tWSlflB)S ~·~r~_·~· The Oldest Adf '. Medium . in , the Newport -.Harbor Ar'a
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• rDJILT RllNTAL-1 llodrmo.. ~ • '..
BIUNd YOtm BOTl'OMLESS .CHAIRS l&J.ael'Ybos rnr.~noo1c. Sµ,EcTEil OUTS.TANDlNJ}-BUYS! ! ! ! l!S'f'AT! .• .-" 3 Bedroom Home, Newport Heights ·
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_ , To • Tl>ot jnlllet ona llltdMn lllllt. 0 ·. HARVEt'S :rtmNiTURE REPAm ~t1~. ~t11m;:i~O.:,: Balboa " $9,500 Bayfroqt:· .. 20,~ -. . QUICK; SALE! BARGA1N! ' ... ~ ...... """°" ........ • ""-A ""'°A x-. a... tlttO,J. au to AT'l'llAO'l'IVELT M'IWl>ed 2 ~ a B;lt.,,Cllo.'"" Bal-loeaUon. 1'hla lovely ·home is priced well below· replacement •··
....... Al"' .,.._., ..,.,,.. ...,.,,_ ~ il.R. -· ,...,. aay Frp1., 1,.. • -• $2950 DOWN ost 'th fun d · ""' 0 --165 • . lloiiil !IAHT.A· .ANA AVE. tll01C1C RABBOR ARBA ;.uo. Not new bUt c11anntn1r. Oceair:Ft!ont $101000 c WI e,Pniciation. Built 1....,. °"" 1 .... ' Rent••-' DUPLl!IX II>' fl ... !>O!t. '• lonty BUJB fl .. beach borne 2 beclrma., "'I· ft. Hdwd. fl oo N!. Large living room, large din-' r •
QU a T :rmv ~ H . eo~ 1 ~ 114 batM, llOOd heat. peneled 11•. In .... 1 k • A.La .... · E sON •• •-4 -·w•y Newport eights -. N•J· B. "· .. ch tpl an ·~ g atea. u e wor . o. E . garbage disposal. Dbl. --• ~ ~~1. rm .. fl&ptone r .. w ed pa~ Workmatiilhit> and Materials 'your miut. wltll wo. • · . '89l!O ·'""~·-• -a t>-b-q. o nly 7& n. to tlno rl•h· garage. And fenced yard. Sewers in and paid for.
..... VIO . a·--AlllED or RAWHIDE renson Realty ATl'RACTtVE 2 B.R. home on Newnorl •1a,ooo Ing .. balblnlf. -buy on""' $2300 down. . ~·.,,, u<>n, • , iarr ccmi.r lot. ..,cloood patio u.Mt>IT 'l' beach. Call Mra. Elrod. Full Refinishing su Manno, Bal. Iale. Har. :iJ! Frutt ,......_ w1u G. x. ::--~ 3"" ~.2 bath ROT uiUllltNLmAF, Jr. a .u-. Price Oitly $9,500
~ !".-_"}~~II
Electrolux dteaner
New 1950 -$69.75
A1ao Factory Rebullts
_ Bll.L FLETCHER
24M Santa Ana Ave., Costa Me•
S&LES-SERVICE Bea. 6208-W 29<4'·
8 In TJL T ARBOR Power Sa '1
"4 h: p. motor. Stand. 3 blad s
$120. Hardly W!ed. Ph. Har-
bot" 1&49-J. 38c.40
5 Cu. ft. KELVlNATOR Refrlge-
ntor. BARGAIN. Reootds 20c
each. 2661 Orange ave., Coata
Mesa... 38e1-0
BAMBOO RATI'AN FURN.
Direct factory deal. Every Item
priced right. 3 pc: sec.· $195
••lue at $116, Bank. t~rm&-
Open 1 -9 dally and Sun. 384
N. Coast Blvd., Laguna Beach.
31tfc
SlLVERTONE combtnatlon wire
recorder, phonograph and radio.
3 rolls of wire. $189 value for
$100. 610 BE'gonla St., Corona
del Mar. 38c40
O'AS RANGE. white porct-laln,
high oven. Pilot light and oven
control $1•. 117 '12 Diamond
Ave., Balboa lsla.nd. 40c42
6 Cu. ft. KELVINATOR refrlg<'r-
ato r . BARGAIN. R ecords. 20c
ea. 2~1 Orange Ave., Costa
Mesa. 40p42
Davenport &: chair ............... $20.00
Roll top de.9k ..... ". ........ -....... 20.00
Chest of tJ dra.wers .............. t 7J)0
Coffee Table ...... ................... 9.00
End table ................................ 3.50
2-door ·ateel cabinet .............. 10.00
22 x M plllte mirror ............ 17.00
Oak ChJna .CIC>Mt, 42 x 58 .. 00.00
!Awn edger ............................ 7 .00
12 cu. ft. g:a.a rcfrig ............. 7!"J.00
lvorj' 'dres8er, mtrror ... _ ..... l~.00
llLSO
2 JouJn. doors ............. , .......... $16.00
with lock and hinge!I
3-2'1 x 48-6 lt. sash .... 7 .50
42" x 90'-10 lt. aash -··· 6.t.O
2 '-6 x 6.9 scrttn door .... . !':1.00
27 ft. wire flower fence 2.50
22 x 38~1 It. sa.!lh ................ 2.~0
240 San J oaquin
LAGUNA BEACH
Phone 6663
<Op<2
3!-FURNITtJl\IJ FOR ~
TIDS COMP'LETID sci' ot 1-p .
. old turilltu"' MUBT BE SOLD
20o33 me ...,. . o,,....ir con-3112 N ewport Blvd., Newport Bell. You may a9Sume $7,200 G. I . 4% loan at $50 mo. -----------Balboa Income m. Phone Harbor 25112
U-MUSIOAL. llADIO
USED PIANOS, $49, $611, $88.
Two yea.n trade.In at purch.aae
price. D~Z -SCHMIDT, 620
No. Maln, cor. 8th. Santa Ana.
TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO or
band Instrument on a Packard
Bell Television. Higheat ca.sh
va1ue a1.Jo'1{ed at SHAFER'S
MUSlC CO~. 421 N . Sycamore,
Santa Ana. Klmborly 2-0872.
BABY ORA.ND Uaed. Wondertul
bUy, only USS. Another Grand
$481. Othera SW. $61~. Terms
or rent. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 620
No. Ma.In, coi-. Gth, Santa Ana.
Knabe P lanoe.
SPINET. New! Hl\hcn ma.ke.
Full ke1 board. Discontlnued
model. Special $388. Terms al
DllN Z·SCHMllYr PI>.NO CO ..
520 No . .M.aln, cor. 8th, Santa.
Ana Hammond Spinet organ.
TR.A.DE your old piano on new
Grand or Sptnet, televi!lton or
Electric Organ. Highest ca.ah
price aJlowed. DANZ-SCHMIDT
PIANO CO., 02Q No. Main, cor.
8th. Hammond Spinet Organ&.
Capehart Televi.A!On. K n a b e
pianos. Wurllller, Kimbal, Gul-
bransen. Lester &: mafl.y othef'!I
RENT A 1-'JANO! Only $6.00 per
mo. All term rent a.llowed on
any piano you purchase later .
Grand Pianos tor rent aIAo.
Spinets too. DANZ-SCHMIIYI'
520 No. Main, cor. 6th. Santa
Ana. Knabe P lan0&. T he Solo
Vox.
BALDWTN Acrosontc Sp t net.
Bkmd. Llke new. Now only
$386. Another Spinet, used, only
S297. Btand new Spinet, ma-
hogany caae, only $290. Sma.11
aize. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO
CO., ~ No. Matn, car. 9th.
Hammond Spinet Organ. Knabe
·Pianos, Santa Ana. , . . . . . . .
UPRIGHT pianos rrom $8.!5, terms
as convenient u '5 ~r mo. or
will rent. Rental to apply on
tuture purcha.se at SHAFER'S
MUSIC Co., 421 N. Sycamor e,
Santa Ana. Kimberly 2-0672.
BEAUTIFUL Bungalow P I an o.
Used. Fine tone! Grand action!
S26:J. Terms. Another for S23:i.
DANZ-SCHMJD1', Santa Ana,
520 No, Matn. Knabe-pl&n08.
Hammond Spinet Organ.
THE SOLO VOX. ReJ>OM'ued.
Uke new. SAVE! Thl8 la a
veat barlJaln. DANZ.SCHMIOT
a20 No. Main. Santa Ana.
OROAN, eltctric, U9ed-ltlte new.
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BAT vJ~~PT~~~~-turn. . '30.000 ~usines~ Property ·
1$2.GO mo., to June lat. • 10 INDMDUAL 1 B. R, cot-· $17,MO
t..rge 1 bedroom apt." $75. tagc..'I on 5 lott. CholcP rent.al CORONA DEL MAR-40 fool
Year round knt.a.1-Beacon Bay, location near Bay. Thia h1 with-frontage, 177 ft. deep, 2 store•
S90 mon. ruml9bed. out a cJoubt an OUTSTANDING and a house. Room for add'l
Phone Harbor 2502 BUY! bldg. Thia la a. real value!
321.fc
2 OR 3 BEDRM. apartment,
artlsttcalll' rurnlahed.. Balboa
Penln.Wla. Wlnttt or year round
re:uonable. Harbor 3019-R.
RENTAL ,I
SPECIALISTS
Call Edr!a Cnl&'
18tfc
Linwood Vick, Rltor.
Balboa laland. Har. J042. S2c64
on LIDO ISLE
Brand new 3 toom unf\lmtahed
apartment on a waterfront lot.
Wiil give a lease.
LIDO ISLE PROPl!!RTIES, INC.
33!3 Via Udo
Newport Beach Harbor l!KK>
29t!c
CORON.A DEL MAft-FumU.hed
1 bt-droom apt. So. of hlg.hway.
Ne&r markf'l.!, bwi. theatre. Lge.
sunny porch. $65 mo. yearly.
Util pd. Ph. ffar. 2849·M. 38c40
ONE BEDRM. APT. Yearly rent-
al. Balboa. Servel refrlg. 0&.!f
!ttove. Twin beds.. Utll. ptl. Sun-
dec k. Garage . 2CH A St., 'Baiboo.
83p42
LARGE TRAILER Jn beautiful
quiet court. SlO week , S35 mo.
adulta. 1741 Pomona. Co"'ta
Mesa. Beacon 6747-J . 38tfc
-C1a.asffled ad.A are read by rol.lu
who are lookinl' to buy,
YEARLY RENTAL--Smnll hOUS(>
on channel turnl.shctl for couple.
call at 3402 Marcus Ave, New-
port Bea.ch. 38p4.0
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OPEN HOUSE
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You must see t his new modem Bay front house.
Large lot. Private pier and float. Many built-in
features including radiant heated floors. 3 bed-
rooms, 3 baths.
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10. 5
908 West Bay Ave.
(! Blk. West of Newport Harbor Yacht Club)
LOUIS W. BRIGGS, Realtor
714 EAST BALBOA BLVD. HARBOR 80
t ,,_A'VT011t OBILES. TIRES
1948 BUlCK SUPER Convertible,
excellent condition. Push button
windows. Under aeat h ea t e r.
Radio and other deluxe acces-
BOrie!!I. L1ght blu~ with white
t op. Private party mllllt sell
lmmf'dlately. Sl895. Phon e
Beacon 5-131 . I After 6 p. m . Har.
2273-R). 38c40
No Down Pajrnent
About 30 ca n to choo."K" from ,
S2!'1 and up; for Instance, n
$1 9~ co.r. Sl0.73 (><'r month.
.. Si..mmons
Used Car Exch ange
316 S . Main, S. A. Kl 2-5485
89c!'1J
BALBOA ISLAND • EXC LUSIVE
Income over $2000 last year.
'JWo srparat(' hou,;ea. Sle<'J>JJ 6
rt'nr, 8 front : TO.Xi':<! $1 ~;
Ea!'ltrr \\'N'k Income S250. R rach
for the phont-.
Earl W . Sta nley
22!i Ma ri nr, Balboa I.11;land
Phont" Harbor 1775
40c41
NF:W MODERN 1 t>M.nn. horn<".
Brautifut lawn, b8.rbPcuc, p8.tio
on lnri;C' lot . P icket ff'nc:',
OwnPr will sacrifice or will con-
Rldcr nice large trailer and
aome •ca.sh. Call Beacon 6953-R
aftrr 1 p. m . 38c40
. 317 Amethyst
ATTRACTIVE 3 bednn. 2 bath
Colonial bnme. Let us show It!
You will get tbf' best buy of
the sea!IJOn.
Earl W. Stanley
H&_rbor 1776
40c41
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS LOT
$1200
NBC REALTY
3118 Newport Blvd., Nwpt. Beach
Balboa Island
WELL LOCATED 2 bt>drm. home
with large paved patio -copi-
plctely fenced. Garage, laundry
and bathers' shower. Room to
build another unit. Full price,
completely furnished, $13,000
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Stanley Hadfield
REALTOR
216 MarinE' Balboa Island
HARBOR 20
39tfc
Open for Ins pection
Saturday & Sunday
119 Via Yella, Lido Isle
See thl!t beautiful 2 bedrm. homeo,
brand new. Best type con!ltruc-
lio n. PrlYate patio. Gl&Med-in
tub. Twin 8lze.d bedroom"'. Mod-
ern ·colors ·throughout. Over-
a\:ted 2 car garage.
Price only $13,9&0
Shown by appointment week days
ROY GREENLEAF. Jr. &: AS80C.
3112 N 11!vr?Ort Blvd.
1 Newport Bench Ph. tlar. 25J 2
· 38t!c I
COSTA MESA SINGLE APT, $35 mo. utll. paid.
l Pf'r80n only. man pN"fttrrd.
lnquirf' days 523 Coast High·
way. Evc-s. 607 Irh1, Corona del
Mar. 38c40 SG-MONEY TO LOAN
O\VNER WILL SELL or trBde
· lnrgl' 6 rm. homl'. ,1425 sq. ft.
SPJC AND SPAN 6 rnl. residence We ll , Jnnclscapcd and fenced.
1 blk fron1 O(.'f'&n. Corn!'r lot. 2199 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa.
YEARLY RENTAL -1 bedh'n.
duplex. Tile bath and kltch<"n.
Hdwd. floors. flrepl&CC!. Adults
only. 811 Jumlne Ave., Corana
dtl Mar. Eves. call HU". 1902-W
38o<O
EXTRA CLEAN 3 trn. apt~ EJec.
ttfrlg. UtU. paid. $.fO mo. to
June 16th. 801 E. Ba1. Ave.,
Bal~ Har. 1959~1. 38c39
MRS. C. H. TOLL
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LOANS TO BUILD, D IPROVF,.
BUY, MOD.£RN1Zll. OR
REFIN >.NCI:
we Buy nun Det!dil
N!lWPORT 8"LBOA ll'EDERAL
SA VINGS • LOAN ASSN.
.!333 Via U do Ph. Har. l lM>O
Home Town Boy
Makes Good Loans
C..O R OBERT SATTLER
Harbor 1620-.J
:J lx'drn1s. ComplC'tt'ly furnished. Phoni;> Beacon 6139. 38c'40
New furniture. JnnersprinJ; •-----------~'
mattrt"SS('S. Eh>c. fetrig. New
range. NeY.•, roof and garage.
Only $78.'"JO. Ownl'r going abroad
Pearl J . Smllh. 420 E . 7th St.,
Upland. Ph. 421 -1:>4 anytime.
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Out of Town Owner
AUTHORIZES SALE or 2 Lido
lots bord<'tlng on 2 strttl8 for
$!".000 SpPCulato rl'I, builders -
hurry on thl!!! Vogrl!l-Harbor
145. '40c'42
OUTSTANDING M~DERN
Home in Corona del Mar
with beautiful ~ vi ew .
J 1h bedroom1', 2 baths. 3. ca r
garage. Over 1500 sq. ft. onl}
$1~.000.
See Mr. Brown. 400 Coast Blvd.,
Corona deJ Mar, Harbor ~-J .
38c40
UNEXCELLED OCEAN VIF1W
Newport Heights large lot, a \Jedrooms, 1 % baths
and mai~'s room or 4th bedroom. Large plate win·
dows overlooking harbor. Enclosed patio. Built
1946. Lots of beauty and a lot of value-
$16,500 -$5000 DoW11
~WPORT HEIGHTS 50 ft . corner lot ........ $1475
COST A MESA lot 52 " 228 ........................... $1000
COSTA MESA corner 65 x 128 ........................ $150()
BEACON HILL REALTY
466 Newport Blvd .. just above Arches
Beacon 5713-R (Eves. Beacon 6467 -R )
VOGEL VAL U ES
BALBOA ISLAND
Bayfront estate must be: sold. Pier and float, 52'
frontage.. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath plus garage apart-
ment. Heirs will take small home ·in t rade.
BALBOA PENINSULA .
Just being completed-Choose your own fixtures
and decor. on this lovely 5 room bungalow. Lota
of tile. Lots of built -ins-$11,750. '
NEWPORT SEASHORE COLONY
Bungalow-2 bedrooms, plaster interior, fireplace.
Full price $8400. Mr. Briggs. Har. 2476.
LIDO ISLAND
$21 ,500 buys a 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on t wo
lot s-18ll26 panelled li ving room with built in
bar and separate dininl\, r oom all opening on el·
tractive brick pat io. See this today!
THE JOHN VOGEL CO.
100 MAIN STREET, BALBOA
Har. 145
''At the Ocean Pier"
DO YOU KNOW THAT
NOW! !
YOU CAN BUY A LARGE LOT
IN BEA UTlFUL
CORONA HIGHLANDS.
FOR AS LJTI'LE A!:::
$1950
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DEIVELOPE:R
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O. M. f'rlaidalt.!, ~Keefe A
Merritt gu range with ~IU.
Seo:tJona1 dJnn w i l h comer
t.Ole. Double Hollywood bed
wtth Beauty Rest mattreu. Oc-
casional chair w ith lamps and
tablea.. A.11 for $345 total ptJce.
Call Harbor 1620-J. S8p40
SA VE S!)'te. Thi• l.t • hJrh
grade elec.trlc organ. Cathedral
tone. Beautlf\Jl cue. DANZ -
SCFDDlYr PIANO CO., rs20 No.
Main, Santa Ana, corner 6th.
1701 Pacific Or., Corona del Mar
may hav~ • paJr of pa.IMll t o the
PauJol Drtve-tn Tbeettt by calJlng
tor them a.t otnee of the Newport
Harbor Publlahlng Co., 2211 Balboa
Blvd .. Newport 'l!Uch.
rep. PO'llUER MORTOAGE CO.
Gt 41G>-FHA <%% MetropollW>
Wt• Ina-,~-..... ~.,, . LIDQ BA y FRONT
REV. GEORGE WIEDE~•AN
1865 Newport Ave., Costa Mesa
may have a paJr of pauea to the
Paulo Drive-In Theatre by calUng-
for the.m. at otnce of the Newpor t
Rarbor Publt.hlng Oo., 2211 BalbOli
Blvd., Newport Beach.
COAST HJGHWAY AT SEAWARD
HARBOR .f14.J
HARBOR 168.")
BAMBOO RATI'AN FURN.
Dl~t factory deal. A.rm chair.
• $79.50 vaiue, at i-t•.Mt. Also,
complete ~ priced very lO'N.
E-Z ternui. Open J-9 daily a.nd
Sunday. sM No. Coast Blvd.,
Laguna Beach. 39tfc
U-BOATS, SUPPLIES
WILL TRADE BEAUTIFUL Udo
Iale home for cletUl crulaer or
auxillary. Give or take differ-
en'ce. Princlpab. Harbor 0653-J .
39c41
MOORING SPACE
FOR nsHING BOA TS. All m....
See Mr. WllJUodt at Lido Pen·
tnwl&. Barbor 2161. t4ttc
15 rt. ,CRUISER suitable for
pleasure or sport fishing.
Chrysler Royal. Auto. pilot
& direction finder, 2-way
radio, sleeping quartenJ for
12. Inquire at 123'f.! • 29th
St., Apt. 8, Newport Beach.
39pil
-Cla.Mlfled ads are read by tolk!.
who are looking to buy.
Mesa Sewing
Machine Center
1884 ll&rbor Blvd., Coat.a Mea.
New and wted,-sewing ma.ohlnu
Priced at $12.50, up
COME rN AND SEE THE NEW
LITE-WEIGHT PORTABLE SU I
USED VACUUM CLNRS. $3.00 up
SPECIAL OFFER
Clean a.nd adju.st sewing mac hine
only '3.50
LET US ELECTRIFY
YOUR TREADLE only $19.60
P HONE BEACON IWS13·W tor
i>ependable. r'l!palr 9tt\'IC1
Free pick up a.nd delivery
lTtfe
YEARLY RENTAL -Attractive
N'ew f'umiehed 1 story dup1ex.
One ~room. aleejJB 4. Has T .
V. :1.nte.nna, quiet, .undeck . ReaJ
home, suitable for couple. Ph.
· Mn1. Brtsga. Harbor 3081-W.
for appolntmitnt. 41)p41
YEARLY RENTA.L-Newpl. l!ch.
2 bedroom unrurnlshed' hoU11e.
Rea.sonable l'f'nt, Adults. PHone
Harbor 1482·W. 40c4.2
2 BEDRM. UntumlaJ\ed apt. -
large llv. rm. with fl~plate
.snack bar.-t..rge fHICt'd patio.
yearly rent&J. 704 'ii Heliotrope.
~rona del Mar. 40c'42
2 BEDRM. FUl\NlSHED !lP'r.-
Auto. heat. g9rage. fkndis SM
Mo .. yearly rental 330 Brt>ad-
'kay, Costa Mea.. Be&. 63918-W
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-Cl&aaltled ada ue read by lollul
Who are Jooklhl' (o b07.
State ~o'J'·~ · ~;•! '.j :s:tl1t~ ~ fi.ontR&t-,r W1th pier and
Construction reftnan«! hoat. 4 tx-drml'I., '3 baths. Unit
, heat. Largt-rumpus room. T his
B"" • • ESTATE LOANS Is definitely the befllt bay front ~ buy on Lido,
lnlet'e:flt Rate 4.l,4i -5% Call for further Information.
Loans qu_lcklj made in the Bay ROY GREENLEAF, J r. &:-Aasoc.
Area and Laguna. Bingle or 8112 Newport Blvd., Newport Bch.
mu1Uple unit.a. Ne.w or old. Be Phone Harbor 2552
wtae and eave by re-ftnandng 1------------
JOW' p ....... t 1oan. M1n1mum .,.. BAY SHORE HOME penMo No c!ta.rte for premllt·
nary appn.taal. Phone Santa
Ana Klmbe.rty 2-7321 or write:
ARTHUR A. JlAY
Mortca«• Loen eo ..... pondent
Two caut Lite Im. Co.'a
3 BEDRM. HOME, modem df!:t'ltgn
!~ yr~ old. l.erge patio,
fenced yard. 2 car gar. Sff
crwncr A-home at 2681 Bay
S~ Drlvr. Bay Shotcs, BeR.
6844-J . 4<k'42
Wanta Home
to Roam in ?
TWO LUXURIOUS Llving Room.'J I
FlVE Bedrooms
PLUS Income Unit
on TWO Lots.
BALBOA ISLAND
Nelda Gibson
H. S. Mazet
REAL ESTATE
so.ti~ Marine Ave., Balboa Ulland
Harbor 2950
ws Soutll Main Santa Ana tu.MOST NEW 2 -b<l rm. st ucco BALBOA ISLAND
5M-OOLLEC'l'ION AGCY.
COLLECTIONS
home, furnished, on lnrg(' CO':'-LITTLE ISLAND
ner loL ClOM: in, Workshop. Comer lot, zoned for 2 unit.JI. $6800-$1600 down, paymenbl '"The only one there we have $60 monthly. Sa.le by owner. for A le"
1620 Orange. Co&ta Mesa.. 4ottc
Th• oldeot e>rpJllatlcn In Ot9np $7 ,500
1 , County apedallalns In the colJe<>. B.\LBO!l BAY SHORES-Leaae LINWOOD VICK
&SA-ftAILD PAJU[ . ~-.. ~~CS.1111~~ a;::m~ lot 40'x.125' 3rd Jot from bay 312 Marine. 8&I la.. Har. 2()42 ~ ~.... . -ttont. Vr-ry rea.eonable. 68:50
HltRSHET BAR a PLANTERS LOVEL~Q~~~K 28 ,...,._ I Ernnt Ave .• ~ A. 34, Phohe CORONA DEL MAR INCOME-
. PEANUT KACHINES 8:;"~ ~..,.:'~ w-1 Appling : WYOMING 0346. !9c41 4 modem unlla completely tur·
Man or Wbman who --I Phone --11'7-J Collecti n 00 I nlabed. IMome $4900. Price flnanctal tmproftment to own -.,c · · 0 • WK. L. VALO 8 fM,!K)O, terma. See Mr. Brown,
a route or new ln&<hlnea. Tbls Cammtrdal Nan 1lonlt !!Ids. 1'20 W. Ocean. Newport 400 Cout BIYd., ,Corona del
la , a direct futa.y ..,.,_lion <IA and llwib, Santa AM in&J h&n • pair al -to lbe Mar. Harllor :l:le6-J. 34t!c w ANTED-Qood ........, or """" and Will -,_ .........., In-&a aurt. "1Jl(JZl.IANIJU8 KL ~10 and Kl. 2.a1t P&Ulo Drl•e-In Theatn bJ csrnnc 1--.....,.--..,.-------
merclal:. twllnc boat ao d6wn aj>tctlon. '10715 .-h..U GJ-fe ....,.., 0.-.CES for~ . tU< for tlKm at ottlce ol lho Newport • BALBoA t -.,.,. ,. r • • Rai'bo< PllbliahlnS Oo., mt Ba-=~t a": =.,1 ~rt, wuU t:!'°N-~-=~o.Pulll. $116 MO. -$100 0 . -People do rMd the want &Ila. BIYd..-Iil...,p«t B•ctl .Qcean Front Duplex
J>rlee SS1,600. All Nl\ted. Pl>one ComP.,,,. "<-0!>'1 RARBORBLDGINVESTMENT Ii Ml _ 10 °11 !-~-<--_.-.. -.. -,-.. -.--------SPACIOU• ilobils. Nol ,,_, but owt1..-ARI-. 3--31511 or Wttta • • Wdfuiil LO&! . ~ -~ " D. -~· Leftrtng .A-. JNTl:BNATJONAL ODNCl:IUf-30THandNEWPORT BLVD. -____________ _,..,,___._'",. ___ .._.._.... -al cllann. l:ivlfts room. 4
Loo AJ>geles 14 atp41 Ott ... mu or !omta -I f1arboo 1900 lied-. l<ltd>en &lld batll UP ---------.,.--.,,=c--.a.. ti d1tit-. Jil'TWM •ot kr 4-0tfc • • 1 I OJmpkte apt. .Hu. 1 tied1oom ~O'I ~ ~::?' = =.,...•;,...-~--= .......... linAs • ' -• HERE'S MONEY I GET A I:-OAN :"·S:: =JO:~ and ~ -• Jillt al ,. • t11 • ,..,,, ...., 1 • .,..1... wr11a =!!!EE!'!: ~ . -...·en you need i't. •
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oo your Auto, • YOOl:L i'ALum -llrtft.la'n.ll'e"' rt>• -B e/o lt-jioit ita it•or 'It certJ'.. m).t;N,a,Gio-"'" • Ooll Mr~Jlrllp, Ba.-141•
b -at ebb al QioMI I..,. ..,., ... ~Co. 4'p42 mil& N-tU.,.. '91 pod -QulCk ___,_ . a..-u. ..... -...._.., °"1 ot Rile ••rzrsr1oa..1111•2 1 ----~ ~..__ uc1.-y11.-.c1. • •• ~ucua~ c:LC;;. ~ .. --LU.ROA IJIL.lNt>-PN J!ut.or -.. 1101 .. t a 7 ; " -WAH-t'O ilmlT Le .... Oilllf. 11A11o -UI ' , • _ .i -~ a 1 llA<:iUl'lc& _ I 11tor7
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1W HNIUND 111p-_ 1-t. 4 -. ..,.i.., 1'! -·-i1>1• l lli °""hi i: MOl iGIWEGlf BLVD. N&tll'Oltr '!!Blal P'.• ... 1'1ow~fio. ~ ... ..... ... dl!>ill •· Oli9 SI , J. - -.,,.. ftl 'fla Ullo • -Iii& ....... .,_ • . ..._ J: '
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$30,000
OCEAN FRONT HOME with million dollar view
of ocean and harbor . Completely furnished 3 fam-
ily bed:-ooms plus maid's quarters. 2 betba a nd 2
extra showers. Enclosed patlo, landscaped. 3 car
g arage.
FIRST TIME OFFERED -ESTATE SE'M'LE-
MENT -MUST BE SOLD!
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT
510 Ocean Blvd.. Corona del Mar
EARL CHAMBERLAIN, Realtor
INSURORS BUILDERS
500 Coast Blvd., Corona de! Mar Harbor 1474-W
(Opposite newport Harbor Bank) .
CORONA DEL MAR
G. ~-Special
LOW DOWN PAYMENT.
2 bedroom home. Hdwd. floors, ' floor furnace,
fireplace. Large M ms. bbL gatage.
612 Heliotrope ' Corona del Mar
'. Phone OWner, Harbor 1275-J
. LOVELY ·OCEAN VlEW
ONLY lJIO Ft. FROM OCEAN BLyP., 0irona deJ
Kar. s hedrootmt, 1 ~ bathL .Jtawd. iloota, dbL
garage. flreJiJ..,.,. Laundry raofll:_f.~Ltt. lot. R&-
dueed from $21/IOO. POil QUid{ HALE
.(to $11,900 •
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'tocfa7 u ALWAYS ue buylnir
DtOOXS. Here on LIDO ISLE
Utere la a Mand new D!:LUXE
a unJt bulldlDlf unfllmlahe<1 and
GKT THIS, on Ille BAY·
FRONT, tb&t conaUU of two ,.bedroom aputment. and a
atncle one bedroom unit.
The buJldln.p have qua.lily
eonatruction, a re beautinilly
decorated and have 1ovely view
ot BAY. Here you will have
teCUrlty and life time lN-
OOME. You can live In one
unJt and en.joy INCOME from
the reat or uae it all for rental
p~a. Prtce on thls ta a
harp.Jn at $42.~wlth sen-
aible tenn.9. This Ll! the kind
ot opportunity lh&t WIS E
MEN appreciate.
ALSO
a few choice lots for saJe on
LIDO ISLE at rock bottom
prices. Privatr beache-s. tennia
courts, clubhouse, restrictions.
etc., m&ke these lot.a very de-
1Jrt.ble. We al80 have some
splendid rentals for thf' sum-
mer sea,.,on, both 111 housPs and
apartmenla. Also one lovely
un1Urni11hed duplex for yearly
rental. See ua for LIDO ISLE
>pedals.
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OpenJnr -ot tlle ll"l-7 °""
I -t.bat tl>e Lons 8Mcb Air-""' ~ '.ftlio lo~ for port bu applied for pennloolon to Alll\lll 11, but the fair --operat.e a coclltall liar tn I.he Ad· on U.. lllo ot tlle f.,_, 8elll&
mtntotraUOD Bulldlll6. 1'l)lo wW no A"fl Anny Air Bue are tar '""1•
clo<lbt callle a 1torm of prolfft.a I dormant...-.,. to W. J'. CBlll)
and there I• no Ooubt that there C r b d d 'l.1 • dlnctor la cbara'e ot
an. point. on lOlh etdu at Ute poundl.
qu•UOl\. Tb-&plnlt drtnklllr Bulldo.len ut .,..Un, about
anywbeie • will of coune opPoff lhe bue, b u t I d t n ca an belnl
the matter on l'ftl'len.I prtndples. moved, p-oundl bftQS leveled and
Others wtU say that an airport I• lffded. teneee bielnl' fftCt,ed. bamt
no place tw liquor •lnce too m&ny be:tns painted ud plane belnl' tor·
pllota will dr!nk and ny. niulato<I tor otll... Improvement.a
HoweYer, lt la a Mown fact for the 1900 1pect&de.
that at the alrporta which now The 1M9 fair wa. the tint held
have cocJctaU ban, there 11 not u on the 17&-.e.cre lite obtall\ed for
much drunken Oytnc golnc on u the pe.rma.nent ~ Co u n t 7
at eome of the other port.a, a.nd Fair. Croddy declared that com·
tor a very obvtou.a rea.eon. ThoMI
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pe.ratlvely UtUe tJme wu ava.ll-
wbo want to drink wtll dr1nk un-able for prepa.n.U® lul ye a r
leu they can be ahown, tn a very prior to the .ta.Jr which, In 1ptte of
aubUe. lnotfen.tve way. how much the time ahortage. wu the larcat
they stand to lOH and how little ever atten<kd In local hlltory.
they •land to ,.in by drinklf\6 Eatb' 8Wt 'l'lala Year
and 11y1.,.. Beel.UM of the •hort noUce, not
BRADD FDICR •
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lor Cc>l•Qtilman
With the LONGEST
record of careful, trlc-
tlonleea public service.
Fair, open minded, im-
partial, Braden Finch
bas ta.ken TIME, and
baa proven that be
W I L L take time, ~o
serve Newport B e a c b
with diligence and exper-
ience ..
We need men wiµI TIME to do
the job rifbt l Time to study,
get the. facta; time for careful
deliberation . . . to make better
decilli~ to wo~k with less
friction, to offer Increased uni-
fication. so that Newport Beach
will be the beat·run city in the
state.
Vote tor men whose records
abow they liave ability, willing-' . neas ~ TJ¥E to serve us
well .
(PoUUcal advertieemenl)
U they ARE going to drink. all the elaborate work had been 2
ond liquor I• not oold •l the al.... compl•t,Od which WU planned. An 5 s1·gn~. up for Ensenada port. they will bring a bottle and · early .. rt UWi year wu begun
drlnk from It in their,. can. Any-partly throuch Ule need and pertly
Newport Moose to
Host 30 Lodges ~kn:;·11~1~~k:fqguo~ut~i110=~ ~~~g!h~~:hret:fe~~t:~! Race st·1 11 a Month Distant ~ect one much more than lelwrely tair. I f II
i:ipping a ml.xed drink. There hi Request.a have come tr 0 m all\ ' ·
al.lo the fact that when one must quarterll for apace to dlaplay a.Ii . Although the event is still more than a month distant. interest
pay :50 centa or more tor each type 1 o! exhibl\,I. Commercial In the bll' blue water claaalc la IO rreat that 62 entrte1 have already
drink. he often h1 discouraged from I rtrtn.1 have requuttd IJ)9.ce u well been received ln the Third Annual Newport Harbor to En.aenada In-
exceaaive drtnJcJng. as conceuton.aJ.re.1. Raull or the emaUona.1 Yacht Race. May 4th. ...
I know or many pilots, who deman~. Croddy declared. h a a Georl'e Michaud, chaJrman of the entry commltt~. at.ates th.tl
when they are not flying. will bffn an earlier becfnnJnr In order among the entries la Bob Miller'• bcauurut &6 root aleop Weetward.
drink when they wlah. but l have Lo adequately accommodate a.II Thla craft UI one of the best.-------·--------
tMn very. very rew or them ever those lntereated in joining the kn 1 h•-~... t ny when Wlder the lnflu"nce of !al own n.c ng yac ui on ... ,.e coa.s . r. and wu !Int boat acrou the line intoxicants. We all know th a t In line wtlh the requ~t.a. ade-1 t
th.ere la !a.r too much driving donP. quate accommodaUon1 had to be us year,. th 1 1 \ 1 1 . ever-a o er r m c r a af'f" a~er liquo r bouta. and yet cock-I made ln enlargement of racllitlu other early entrle& including Woll ~d ban arc not banned rrom vur over last year. he exp I al n ed. Elllot'e Callrom la 32 clau s loop
b1ghwaya. .Highways are publicly Twenty more acrea are be.Ing add-E8capade. 3 !o"'}Cr winner of thf'
supported JUSt as are some air· cd to the 30 uaed ror 1..he ra.lr In Tran!'· Pacific r a cc to Honolulu.
port!. )049. Fencing to encompua the Dr. Don Barber·111 ten n1cter ~doop
We need lncre-ased a('tlvlty to new area ia on the order or bW!ll-Branta, which bollsl.8 an excellent
keep this aviation lndustry prog· nes.a. ra cing record. will be another
ressing and don't think that I , A 43-acre plot ot C'rQUnd to hold threat rnr top honors.
have merely a selfish moti ve In J5,000 ca.rs on a turnover b&als hu Other highly rega rded \'e~u·
s&yinl' thi&. Even though many or been Jew.Jed. The parking lot will entered in the 135 mile jaunt are
u.1 11eldo m ir ev!'r ride a train. we be lighted for the convenience or I Paul K etll-nburg's Tom Boy from
cannot deny that it would be a lot thOBe attendlnr the fair during San Diego. Ed Grant's Flyaway II
tougher to get e.long If the raU-the evening . I rrom Los A.ng<'le". and George
road& had not gto\\'n as large as Tr"mit lo carry panengers both Kettenburg'a EulaJie r r o m San
thl!!!y did. rrom the pa.rklng lot and from Diego.
Damages. Denied
to Both Parties
Damage~ were de.nl~ to b o th
p&rllea In an 8.utomoblle accident
case laat week In the co u rt 'O f
Superior Judge Raymond Thomp·
son. The jury d4'11bcrated only 28
minutes to reject the claima or
Horace B. HarMbarger on one
aide and Roy C. Smith and Wil-
liam Sldney Bongard on the other.
Newport Beach MOORe Lod~c
No. 1467 wtll be hCM!t to 11ome 30
lodge.a In the Southern Callromla
dlat.rlct on Monday, April 10th.
Thill WU detePlilned by a group
of delerata that attcndb:i the
last di•trlct meetlne-In Burbank.
The meeUns will be pre.aided over
by Eus~ EU•perman, vice pre8i·
dent of the South Central diatrlct.
Amons notable& expeeted to at-
tend will be Roy Brlclf•· presldrnt
of the Ca.llfomla MOC>H A.8socia-
Uon from Loa Ange.lea; Al Luck,
'ccret&ry or the State A8iwclatlon:
Jamee B. Weat. Reglona1 ·01reclor
l the wealern 8late11 : A. P.
ITony) Enlenu. Deputy Suprt•mc
Governor Southern Ca ltromla ; Ed
Cook, BMretary San Diego lodge
and lnatilutlnl' or {I ce r tor thh;
lodge, and many more clignitarles.
A f!Jlh fry wlll be 8crvcd to all
th08e attending.
At the J.ut meeting that \.1ra~
held here lut October there were
over 4.00 memben here rrom other
lodge a.
Tom ·NoRTON
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for counailman _,,
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An efficient bu.alneu
man whose smoothly op-
erated restaurants give
him the free hours to
serve Newport B e'a c b
thoroughly, atudy issues,
do a bu.ainl!Ss • like job
of committee work. TOlll NORTON
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. Restore the feel
of NEWNESS in
all KJ41T GARMENTS!
* Bring your knits in, see for
yourself how wonderful this
HAND BLOCKING,
QF KNITS IS FOR
Yo11r FAVORITE KNIT
9ARMENTS!
* OF ·Course all knits are dry
cleaned by the famous Sanitone
Service first, then hand blocked
to your specifications!
• scared Air transportation la ·rast be-the main gate will be a vailable 1 Waterfront rans expect an entry
1 coming jul!-t as ne-cessary to eV<'r)'· rcee or charge. I ust of alm~t 150 boat.JI to com-
Harshbargt"r hAd aued ror $6085
ror lnjurll!!!a he 8 u r r e re: d a.nd
damage.." lo hla s.uto lut May 21
on MacArthur Blvd. near eo.11t
Hwy., Corona del Mar. Bong&rd
111ued ror $5120 for lnjurtu; and
Smith filed act ion for $4~7.44 for
repairs to hifl 1tulo. Foreman of
thl!! jury waa Ralph W. Babson.
GIVE!
Aboul 2,000 R<"d Croo.9 f1('Jd
worker~ at military 1n.9talla·
Uon8 and mi!Jtary hospitals
ln this country and ovcrs<'.O.S
scrve member• or our arn1N
forces wherever they may lX'
stationed. Your contribution
to the 19:w> Red CrOM fund
ca.mp'1gn will keep· th e a e:
vital welfare and morale
worken on the job with our
servicemen.
WASHINGTON
CLEANERS & DYERS
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tllrtled Uy every s~dow, friitit'.
ened by every thiftinr of tbc unds Mn~alh your fttt~ Then it is lime l~ finil a "lO:"C stcurt b11is for your
life. The Epuco~I Ch\lrch c.an help
1ou lo. ·~t rour ffft upon the rock of Ouutiarut1.
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Opportunity lo IUlocklll• ta
CLA88IJ"DCI> ADS
one's well belnlt'. even without con-Ea~ ~~ I p1>tc In thJ" big event. The race hi
sidering lt.'I indlspcn!llble role In , being gtven ruu cooperation by
our naUonaJ de tense picture. Thcee l'atewaya an being made I bolh the u. s . Navy and Coast
There fore. sny 80Ur~ or incoma ready for e&3Y entrance and de· Guard who will not only help
which will help In the support of parture without any dead..end.8 to I patrol the courM" but wtU &l8o aid
our airports. nther than by ta.x-contuse drivers. Ei&"ht acrea of ln the o!flclating In the civic cere-
allon. should be allowed a.nd en~\ additional land hu been leveUetl monies at Ensenada. bet we e n
couraged. and to my way of th.ink· and aeeded. In mu u pa.rt of the Mexican and Amer 1 c 8 n dignl·
Ing. a cocktail bar can lncreai.e landscaping progia.m. tartea.
Income without harmful etrecta. Blacktopptng tuphalt) Is lo be
Maybe 1'01 wrong. IUld maybe I laid under the two huge commercl-
shouldn·t presume to find fault Ill tent.I which 1ut year operated
·with the actions or n1en who with~ under the strain or dirt flooring.
ou t doubt arc far superior to me In The 10 barna, which will hou.sc
e-eneral intelligence. But I do feel 180 horaea, are to be painted.
that often we are too far-'l'ight('d Seven bulldlnl'!I, 20 x 60 feel.
and can·t see the things that are are belnr moved rrom outatlle the
right under our nosel'I. I was talk-fenced·ln area to make a ccommo-
lng to a coupl<' or sludenUI today dations ~or morp Khool exhibit.I.
who have recently taken the Com-More adequate llghtJng is being
merclal writ ten examination. a nd arranged Jor all parts ol the ratr.
they were complainin g about the principally In the animal ahelter11,
1nvolvfd question!! which It con-&o that au may be viewed with
talned. greate-r convenience. the gTOUnd
It is common knowledge that dlrcctDr H id.
College ProfeMOrs actually makr "Wr .hope to have the groundl'I
up the quesUons and I bellf'vr and bu1ldlnga In adequatt" condl-
that t hey are thinking In terms lion montha be!orc the fal:-'s s tart
of the college level of 11tudenti1. ln order that aJJ who may wi.ah to
The wording of the quest I 0 n l:l participate can have more con·
cau.aea more trouble than the sub-venience and .space in which to
ject matter to many who have not opeoratl!!!.'. Croddy declared.
Thos. Pendell Plans
Bridge Players
See Fashions
Bathing ault.a l'lparkllng with
rhinc-!'tOnl"ll! and others made or
•·angebkln," sheer organdy aftf't-
noon rrocki. and a navy coat and
hat for town wear werl' among
t he !J p r I n g styles viewed hy
player~ \V('('lnel'lday at Ba Ibo a
Bay club·a bridge luncheon.
Lu cklt'.'.!!'t among th(' 112 .,.,•omen
preaent was J\trf'i. Ben R. Plt('her.
who rt-cc lved l h e door prize, a
hand30me gold necklace. Other
door prlus were two pair of ny-
lons. which went to Mr!!. E verett
Lutz:: a copper and braas plant
waterer, received by ~f rs. L. L.
labcll and a candlelight coffec
warml!!!r. won by Mrs. A. E . Matrln. been fortunate enough to obtain
a college education. Many ques·
lions contain one or more llemfl or
lnformatton which have no bearing
on the particular problem ln-
Firal prizes r 0 r games '4'ert•
handsome I t a I i .a n ma j o 11 c a Work in Europe p;tchero which went lo Mr.!. Sue
Lagerlo! ror canuta ud to Mrs. \'Olved, the purpose being to find
out whether lhe man knows his
subject well enough to discard
the unnece888ry racts.
But in many cases with a man
who doea know his wbject 1A•ell.
the atraJn or working ara.inat time
will cauae conrualon and do u b t
when the.ae · irrelevant ract.8 are
seen In the question and will make
him misa on things which In actual
practice he would have no troubl~
with.
Approval by the otttctal boanl I Jan1es Edwards ror bridge.
of Christ Church by the Sea maa Among those taking lab 1 ea
Ktven laat Sunday momlng ror the were Mrs. J . C. Axelson. who had
participation of Rev. Thomu R. wtlh her Mni. Delbert Ax.elaon.
Pendell. putor, tn the European Mn. Leonard T . Klnpb&kt"r and
work camp project durtnc the litn. F. C. Windermere. Mrs. ~
comlnc •urnmu. Keran had the >.teadamea Stephen
~fr. Pendell hu been uked by P"reenian. William EJder a.nd Fred
the commlsaion on World ,. \Vlde Wenk while at Mra. Tom H ender-
Methodlsl y 0 u th Exchange to .son·a table were the Me.dames
Mrve as 1 t' a d ~ r or a croup of Evert'tt Lutz.. Blanche Andrews
young people who wUI be gotnl' to and Ray Hoiles.
Nurenburg, a er many, to help Mn. Michael R~lnor l Delores
Dr. Coons to Talk
at Annual Dinner
Dr. Arthur G. Coone, prcaldent
o ( Occidental College. wtD be the
11peaktr at the a n nu a I dinner
mel}ting of Occident.a.I alJlmnt in
the Orango County 11.rea. to be held
Friday t March 31) at 6 :30 p. n1.
in the Finl Pre:abyterlan Church
of Orange. Callr. T opic of his
addre98 will be "The Prtde or Tra-
dition."
Larry Bro,vn or Balboa la In
char1rc or re."K'rvatlons here. Ed A.
K. Hackett In Corona Del Mar:
Cat!ton Smith of Santa Ana, who
•.-,.-in sen•e ._, master o r ceremonl~;
Rev. Robert B. McAulay. Orange;
Rrv. Herbert Tweedle of Placen-
tia; and Kart Kri11t or Tu8Un.
Marcus Johnson
Will Filed
Estat<.-or Mt1rcus J . J ohnson.
who died la.at Tue8day, conalated
of "In exces.s ot $10.000" In per-
aonal pro p e rt y a.nd realdentlal
pl'Operty In Newport Beach and
several vacant lots, superior court
waa Informed u his will was of·
rer~ tor probate.
Mr. J ohnaon left 11000 to hill
daul'hter · In -law, Mrs. Esther
Johnson or 320 Santa Ana Ave ..
Newport Height., with remainder
or h.la property to hl3 80n Ken-
neth Norman Johnaon of the same
addreu.
New Law Requires
Salesmen Permits
Anyont-who thinks It is hard Chri&tian• ot that war T&Va(ed Rtngl was down rrom 1Corona a.nd to lea:ito fly ehould take a lea-I ,. M _ _. Solicitors who take orders from
City to -"otnict one ot their al her tab e were u1e e..,.,..ames d t d t d 80n fro kld.11. I 've taught boys • ~" ..... ' T 8 11 N Ch oor o oor or merchan Jse to churchea. The ~•p exnH""ls to anya ue . • ancy apman, be d 11 -• t I t U a.a ,.oung 8.!f six yea.rs or ag•. my •· --.--y d M. 8 1 e v"'.~ a some a. er me. lrave New York ~ty by plane the Dorothy oung an I.SS ua c II h t -• rt bl aon included. and cvrn t h o u • h "'' w lk a.a we M l 08e rom .. ;:.na ta e "' last w~k of June. a ier · moat of them cannot r-e:ach the _ agencies. mu8l havl" Uccruses and
root petata. they can quickly ll'arn Thia wtn be Mr. tmdell'1 second ldentltlcaUon cards under a new
th" Wle or the control atlck and visit to Nurenburs. He • pen l Two Plead Not county ordinance adopted by the
with it can k~p the plane level some time In that community board or aupervtllo"' Tu~. The
evt>n when bumpy air dtsturbea It. durtn.r lbe wmmer of 1939 and Guilty; Trials Set ordinance will apply to unincorp-hu •·number of Criendl and con-._ ... t rrt•-lt juat cornea 111atural1y to them. ora~ e u.1ry.
Jn fact , there are two bo)'JI:. ont" tact.a Uvin• lb.ere. T w 0 Per 8011 8 Ch&.f'C'ed wt th Superv18on Mid It ls du.lgned
12 and the other 14 who could now The local pulpit wU1 ~ filled dnank driving entef'ed not guilty to proltt:t houaeholden from .. un-
qiake good solo night.a It the)' by gueat preac.hen during the plea In Newport City court P'r1· •l&"ht. and Wlllffn" buying from W<"~ or a leg&l age to do M>. summe r IMl&all1. day and Judge Harry L. Blodgett door-bell salesmen. It doell not ffl court lrt.a.la l n both C&JteS. pl During 19't8 lht:re were 850 ra-ap Y to thoee eel.Ung merch&ndiM!
tat. . non-airline accidents ln the PtGEO.N8 IJTOL£N Mn. Crace V. Brown. 4.0, 1312 on the l!llM>l. nor to peddle.rs. A
U. S. tCoMhJcring all the flytng Two plgt'Onl we.re llolen from N. Ollve St., Santa Ana., pleaded gentt&I llce.nsinl' ordinance tor don~. tihlll wu a goo<) rttord), but a coop ln the tta.r of the hon1e not guUty or a drunk d rt vi n g bwlinteS In g-eneral may be hon-
or thia number, 90~ were caUllCd of G&roJd "E. Downinl'. !M7 EQt charge •.nd a court trial waa set ai<1e:re9 later. tt wu aakl. A •Ludy
by pilot enor. 311 or them wtte 18th St.. Coal.a Mea. the •~rlff'e ror April 10. of llct"Me ordlna..ncee and fees of
CAu.ed by aim p 1 e RlOC'KLESS otttce reported Tbu..nday. PoUce arn>stcd MrL 8 row n olhorr Southern C&llfornla cou.nUea
flying fW whil'.h th~re· wv no ex-DowninJ'"'t.old de Put le' other ThunMla.Y nl.gbl al '2tt.h St. and Wal Qlade for the boa.rd 1ut year.
CWIC whateve.T. The.re wel'e 141 birds In the coop were not mofot• Newport Blvd.. N~rt Beach.. uncae, the nciw ordlhancc puRd
c&Uled by •ta.Ill~ the (>lane a.nd ed. 1ie ..tued the m.ll9lng N"eona1 11\ey a.Uq-e her car •truck a Tu no fee wW ·be cbatl'ed
this la another cruh cause which at m. puked pick-up trudt at ULat Jo.: tor eoU n1 pe.nnlti. nor for the
a.n be ellminated. cation owned by BJJl1 ~ Mel-10enu.nca on card.t wbtcb wW be
n.O plane bulktera c:an <lo a lot llloroal8T Hl'lLD call. MS N. Glamell St, Orange. Iaoued by herlff James A. Mua-
b'i maJc:tn.g their j>laneJ ataJJ-proot. Booked at o o u o t 7 · Jail oa a Wlllc.b wu puMed PNd into • lck Under t permit&. Intormauoa
but e.,.n wlt.bOut Ullo. plloto e&11 CfMWl fll!Yins c b a r Ire Tbu.-.r paTked traller and -., ~ --tit{lg tile IOllcltor and ~ learn to pre••nt tatal!Ua lJ\ wu RJ-..i S. O'N..U, II, :IOT l>Y WaJi.,r ColemaJJ, Stahler, :Ut the .,....,, he ~-nbl. wW be
tMH &c:dclont.a. AJ\1 or the mod· 8appblro An.. .,,.,. TWNL H• Pl>ppy A .. , oon.na del Mar. -b7 tho wettan depUtmeni
om -" pe.-aJ l7PO p1anoa <an waa anwt.ad ., ~ Blod.. IAI01•d Dw1eo 8-t aa, t17 to oolldtono tor c h a r It a b l,e
bit the li[l'O\)l>d at ut ...,1e up to -.. \lie 0.U.S. C>DIJ atrpcrt Hdlotlopo An.. C<><-ooa ~l JIU, _.,.tea. I •-t •ao• wt~t .. ..-_, bou,t; entenid a not ,..my J>ltt to.~ Cloal'7 CloclM<l Jo.t Osle lt.otlid IN tho ooeupabt.a. Of _,_ tM ~ Uld tnal ,... -for ~ tbal ....i..... ~
alitilano1t.atlf wtD •llo.Jlll-.•tlol-_.ip aClo lo -tllo •1'ID ZS. -. wu .........., at Bella-tialll ...ii-ted tho --
I)' domapd ,1* u.t la -lduy,ltop ••~ch••• a fetallt7. ~ An. Uld J'lnt A.._ Co-m•nt ooUdton talooly
tn lmportaMe. _., .,,.,_,,_ ---.... Old .. -,_ dd Mar Oii -H . -... ~-"' T
I AP.fl It an alrpl&no II 1101' al· t1111 .. a • .-., "jj,. -It II . uw orpnlalleoa. .
-to bani or 11 lloppod t1m1-I • ..... ._ -U.., .--"AJI A Utu:H, I 011PL lo oltoJ 1nir fbllowlar • 111o11. 111e -a..-. 1o 'fttrJ-... Itel!-. t111 -a.wt ..... r ..... ,.. .. -:N...,..,_ ...... -~
will not ocddct.alb' tall to a_.._ • ~ . . Pl 1"il Tl-ID tllo llal1lor for ~ ti -
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