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"U"l'llBNED MA.RINE ·.:.._ 0 tt feels .p~'ty ,'°°'1 to be home, but· what a •ttme ba:ri.q:
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M)""S recentl1·-~turaed...from-Korea Mart~' Ueat~t Robert ~flUUl of 81% Martsold Ave.. OoroA&
del Mar. K·lernan's wife. Marilou le ttalllU.s Orr a ba.d cold and e&rly Mo~day motnl•i· dauPter
hettS& Ann came dow.i WUb chicken• pox.. Left to.rtpt are Nancy CbriatJ.ae, 16 montbs, Mn. Kier-
nan, Gary Robctt. G, Lt. Kleman, and Th~nosa A.Do (before tbe cblcken pox), t. Dftlfl:ie the oompllw
tatlona, U "-as l"ood to IN? bOme with the family. (Ne ... Times Photo}
WALT ELLIOTT'S ESCAPADE IS LIPTON
:WINNER FOR 2nd 'CONSECUTIVE 1:YEAR
Commodore D. W. (Walt) Elliott of Newport Harbor Yacht club did a n1utcrful job of saUJftg Sun-
day to take. the 46-year-old l.ip\pn trophy for the second consecutive year In a 12-mlJe ocean race off
,Newport. \\'alt, of course. was biling his ..ca.11for.W-a. 32 sloop Escapade, flagship of the NHYC fleet.
A large spectator fleet which followed t.be action got an added thrill when two huge cruising
spouter whales hove to in the middle o( the fleet just to port of WiOi.s Boyd"s Rocking Cha.Ir D and &b
close to Dr. Don Barber's Branta,
that guests 1tboard the gobd doc-
tor'• sleek 10-meter sloop were
tbrown tnto c-ontueion.
1'1.rst over the atarttng line on
a atarboarc;I tack, tbe 1941 trans-
~pactftc race winner W8JI never
headed.. Superb in windward work
and ln sporting westerly winds Es-
capade lravuscd two sbl·mtle tri·
angUlar legs in a ta.st 2bs, '15m.
and 598.
Long-Awaited · JOS Tax· Suit
to Reach Courts This Week
The long-awa.lted ~It tO determine if tax ceillng,11 agreed upon Jn
thr€!e Ot Orange County's several sanitation dlstrlcta are binding wlll
bC' filed this we<'k with the Appellate Court, with ai-gumcnta tenta-
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Reactivation ROAD RE PAIRS, 1 1
of Base 'ASJed STILL CHlff ~ . .
by Mesa C~.CA, CRASH· CAUSE
Two telegrams were · sent to· 1 ' •
C Extensive road r~paJr worlt> oa •
Wuhlngton, D . · Friday by the the Coast Hirhway .conUnuea· . •~.. · Cost.a Mesa Chamber Or Commerce ,,. r-.. stating that their org.,uzattoru be a contributing factor ,fn ·~me
would wclconie reactivation Of th accidents in the Harbor &tea. om
tormer Santa Ana Anny Air Bue the Week· end seven persona we~' injured: .four serioU8ly, in a total The wtre, were sent to CongrHs ot tiVe accidents.
men John Phillips and Harry R •
Sheppard, the· tat.ter ait.hOugb no Four.elderly '..ouratJI from o.naL
trom thia district, le lqter~ted da were crlti•.:ally inJUred at 6:4·~ ·
mUttary attalrs. ..· Friday whtm their light' Engu.ta
The wire did not mention wha make car rOllJded h8ad-on with i
the gr-oup wanted dOne Wl heavy aedllll ·on Coast Highway
~':'J:1~~ ~!~f: ~~:;e~:1!~ n~f~t:n,:t. highway patrolmen
ever. the Chamber paue<J a re.o.:. and Newport poUc;:e who aaiated.
lutlon ot policy Friday stating that' arrested Wesley Sorenson. 41. a.
the boa.rd of directots~ favored cook, living at 404 :BalbOa Bl~
continuation o( the two Colleges Balboa, r.harged him with (don)r
at their· present lllte!. : drunk driving and clalmed that
Selim Franklin. Chamber pres!-e ~ pusing the viattora' car
dent, Aid the resolution to send on the wrong side and (prced th-e
the wires was passed bY a 6 to 4, smaller vehicle aero. the center
vote and added "people at ttr"t' line of traffic Into an oncom.J.ni"
might not understand the two ac· machine. ·, ·
tions takeJ'I but they ""ould if they The Ganadia.ns were in an aulo
had been at the &eMion." driven by Joseph C . ...Jrvtne, 14,
He said · trie board felt that If of Saskatchewan, Canad&. With
the army wanted lhe air base him wu his wife, Mary, 66; Iaaac
either with or without the college Costi. 70, and his wife., Eliiabelh.
altes. they would take lt regard-aJSo 70, all from the same dty: '
lesa at the Chambers' wiahes and The Irvine car colUded with a
If they wanted to use the schciol'11 sedan driven by William D.
teaching facilities they would also. Owens, 43, of Santa Ana. Owelia
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She was 4m. 43s. ahead of Har-
old BarnPson 's P C.'C sloop Lani ot
Loe Angeles Yacht club.
tively set for March 30. · The army, having just completed was not hurt.
a survey. knows the situation, Taken. to HMp&t&I. · •
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Franklin sa.J.d, and the board felt 'I'he Irvines and the dost.ta were
their action Jn not mentlonll\g the taken to a Santa Ana hoeplt.&l.
E. J . Marks. former mentber oC the court and apeclaJ counsel for
the county's sanitation di11trict11 .
Finishing 36 a. behind Lani.
wbicb outfoxed her on lbe second
weather l"b of the course. wal'I
George Kettcnburg'a EUiaiie of
San Diego Yacht·club in 2h. 21m.
18a. Then followed : Lark, Tommy
Long, Balboa Yacht club, 2 b. 25m.
30~.; Mickey, Larrie Ba-rr. Coro-
nado, 2h. 26n1. 55.s.; Sparkle, Alex
ll<vlng. CB.brillo Beach ( 1949 win·
ne!) 2h. 27mh, 1~-i An_.li~a. Hal
Ram~r. Voyagers, (1947 \l.rinner),
Paving of Road
Asked~b.y Mesans
said that the suit will be t..o
detormlnc it celling!! of a 10-cent
tax rate ithould apply In Distr~ct
No.· 2, of eut half or Fullerton,
Orangr. Anaheim, Garden Grove
and other territory, and In N,o. 7.
ot Tustin-Irvine-Lemon Heights
area; and would also challenge
collcae would not Lnjure It Ln any where physicians said that Mr.
way, (Conlin.,.. oe ..... I)
·, 2b. 27m. 22e.
Crew Help ;,
Stuling crew work which help-
ed account •fqr ~apade's win was
(CoaUaued on Pace 5)
Charge Man With
Robbery, Assault .
Charged with robbery and as·
sault with int!!ntions to commit
rape, Basil J . Hunt. 27 , San Jose,
Friday morning waivt>d prelimi-
nary hearing in Ne\~tport Beach
township court ana WU to be ar·
ralgned in superior (.'hurt.
The accused man was remanded
to the eounty jaU in lit'!{ of $10,·
000 bond f ixed by Justice of the
Peace, D. J. Dodge.
H unt alledgedly beat. robbed
and attempted to rape a Newport
Beach woman in a car parked at
' Orange Ave. and ~hester St.,
Costa Mesa. on the night of Jan.
2. the complaint statee. Arresting
officen u.id the victim took $::,()
f'rbm her atter the assault.
Hunt was picked up by ·San
Jose authorities on a teletype
warrant iasued by the sheriff's
ottice and returned here to face
the charges.
A request that the county Im· the 12-Ce:rit ce.l,JJhg in District No.
prove s. E . Mesa Dr. In Coata 3 of west half of Fullerton, La
M~ from Cypr~ j\.y.e. t,o t.tie !J!fil!.._~a !'HJ!i~!\J!llMttr,
end of the road was under study Cypre&11 and O'ther area.a in ~
this week by Couftty Highway west county.
Supt. Harold Sprenger. Attorneys tori 1.M>nd house• and
A petition signed by B. O. banks have held that .the tax cell-
Bracey and other property owner s lngs would pr~vent them from
on Mesa Dr. set forth that prop-approving the Ale or the '$8,308.·
erty along the strf'et has bttn 000 in bonds voted February 28,
developed considerably and that 1949. to finance the county~wldc
furthe..r improvements are under sanitation system. Should a.Messed
way. The street. however, is un-valuation drop, y,·lth subsequent
improVC'd and owners have diffi-loss of income, the bonda could
culty reaching their properties aft-not be paid 01=1t: it was claimed.,
er a ra.i(l . The petitioners asked Acrtt"'enta Slgnt."CI
the county to bring the street "up However. alJ the sanitation dis-
to standaras of other roads in the tricts and the tour cities and eani-
vieinity." tary districts compriaing the
· Ftoodlnc Problem Orange County Joint Outfall Sew·
er System have •l,-ned agreements
Also referred back lo Sprenger under which lht! sanitation dll-
ror "future consideration" was a t lets can llmorllk purch.Ue or
lon.g-standlng que~tion of flooding t~c JOS facilities on a tax-ceiling.
adjacent to Tustm . Ave. at La basis. The purcbuc pact.e, lnvolv-
Perle Pl. Sprenger informed the Ing s1.282,ooo tor the marine seC-
superviaors the r<>a:d depa~m~nt lion ownl'!d by JOS, allow long
tu.!I plans . ~or runnmg a p pel ne periods for payment on . the .lines.
along T\latm to 15th St. where Similar agreeme.nt.11 tor othef JOS
flood waters would be ~f.rrt<'d off facilities are In .the making.
in a natural drainage di\.Ch1 H ow· So-called .. poUemen't agTee-
('Ver. be a.aid bla departm.rlt doe! ment.8"' were mad!'! at the time
not have the fund! to undertake the $8 308 000 in bonds were vot-
the $7000 project this fi&ca.l year. ed. T'he~ tax--c:ellings applied
Supervisor Heinz Kaiser of Cos-largely In areas w ith a:'grlcultur~
ta Mesa said the water M>meUf!1U a.a a background.
\tands three feet in a ditch along ---·----
the road. Sprenger said the flood· GIVE· NOW!
TO THE 'RED CROSS ' ...!f°•tloued on Pare 51
No Qulbbllnc
He said the chamber did want
the ba.9e reactivated and did not
want to "appear to be qujbbllng"
in the tellf'gram. Costa Mesa and
the entire Harbor area woul~
benefit from the bue, the d~· ec· ,. it ..tl..t CAKE OO~'TEST -Top photo -Prize wtnnlng .:akes In Rlcliant'" market. cake cont.eat are held b)' thou~rZ~ta:~~~:~~me · (lert"10 rljfit) 1'ffs. U)'iiioliOICW&t\:ey,~ar-d)-f'Mri.-'1"'rlUt(o.el Pulill:l, ·(tstf; · 511"8. Adrl&n 3oj·=·-
acquainted with the al'ea • and •r. (!nd). Below -Staadin& In rear are a.even of the nine entrant!! (lt'l.ft to tl&"bl): Mmes.. Tom
settled here. Norton, Mild.red Chapman, Raymond Han·ey, Adrian Joyner, t~ranCM Pulaski, forothea Klrutfat.her
Unofficial word has been recelv-and lttne :Sf"\\·land. ~tt-d are the Judges, (le.ft lo right) \'lctor McLaglen, Jtfigr Frank I~lllnell,
ed that the army ls deciding be· Ken Niles, "Pt-plto" P~rez and Judge U • .J. Dodgl.', , (Beckner PholosJ
tween thi!-former Santa Ana base I
and one other tor • new trallltng Proving' They Can Cook l' oo • • •
site and It was understood that
~activation of the SAAAB would
coet the taxpayers $30,000,000 less
than th~ second base con.sJdered.
Franklin suited.
LBJJt Tuesday Costa Mesa mer· Women who don blue jeans and
chanllJ at a breakfast mect.,.g ., go fishing. deserting their kitchens
vbted in favor or the ba.ae reacti-a.a a certain redheaded columnist it she received 50 new $1 bills for contest.a.ntsiere: Mrs. Tom Nor-
vatlon only it the two colleges has bewailed, have once and for her organization and cakes baked ton, Bay S re Cafe, Zonta club;
could remain ln the community. all proven they can be tops in from her .recipe w ill be sold all Mrs. Doro ea· Klnsfather, 166
those S&fJle kitchens just as .they this week in Richard's bakery. East 20th s reel, Costa Me6a, Frt-
Boat Co. W•ins can hang up fishing records that with 8 5 cent royalty on each being cLontlnued on tace 6)
make their husband jealous: for paid Lady ,Angle rs. --11------
lt was ltfrs. Frances Pul.aski, 329 Mrs. Adrian 1 Jo;·ner. 183 Del 11 ·
Damage Suit
Fun z6ne Boat cod'lpan;t of Bal-
boa and 0. V. Clawson and Ven-
lora Clawson, of Costa .Mesa, suc-
ceufully defended a laMIU't
&gainat them brought by Mrs.
Hester Hulme and her 'husband,
E . B. Hulme, ot Altadena, ln a
cue heard in Superior Court Wt
week by Judge Robert Gardner.
Mra. Hulme and he~ husband
requested damages ln exceu of
$30,000 for a fractured vertebrae
ln her back &nd eevere ahock, al·
legedly 'resUJUng froql a boat ride
1n the open ocean on the boat,
''Miaa B&lboa" on June 27, 1948.
.. i The Bulmea aought ~ *prove
mat ·the ''Mia Balboa" was unaea-
wol"Qly for ri&vigatlon ln lhe open
.e& 1 and tor weather which they
eoAtended wM very rough; that
O. V. Clawson ne-gUgenUy operat·
.ed the boat rew.lting In Mn.
Hulme's injury aod further that
lbe Clawsona were al80 negtlgent
in not provMfing hangera, grasps
or belts tbr pa.ssengen to hold on
to and In not haYi.ng adequate
euab.1ona on tbe'boat.
A tlomeys Max 11...,ita 1 and
Robiert .R HurWlbl lntrodUC<d u
a Wltlujlll, Frank Clocker. fire
chlet, wiw Is In char11e of Ille ....
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Marine Avenue, Balboa Jsla.nd, of Mar, Costa Mesa, was S£>co.nd piacl· Red C r.qss Work~
the Lady Anglers whose cake was winner and her c:rganl.z.ation, R ~ Th da
judged I l>Cst ln the. Richard's mar-America~ Legion auxiliar~.· re-to • urs y .
ket cake contest. I celved s25, and royalties will be A Rnl ·rOM luncheon will hr
In a ropC"d-off spa.cc Saturday given on her ~ke,_ t o be baked he.Id at th, Ba100a Bay club at
at the markt't the judges, Victor next week. She 15 also a lady ang-noon Tbubday, l"larch 1.6, to
McLaglen. Judge Frank Linnell. Ier. determinethe progrC!Ss of the
Kert Niles, "Pt'pito" Perez and Tblnl Place \\'lnnerS' current. f d drtve. All dllltrtct
Judgt! D. J . ~ge sampled nine ltf.rs. Raymond Kent Harvey, captaln:ot .d \Vorkr rs ~ re.-
of the most bt'autitul and lu.<;cious 316 Poppy avenue. Corona Qcl Mar quesled t 1 attend the Ju•cheea.
cakt's which cnuld be produced. led the close list of third, plac~. Chalrma.e Carl llanna. has n--
Each had a potential p0int value designation gtven all other cake.s. ported.
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'l'!le llocly of Capt-Jolu! flilcl<·
lul4'. Jr., R TOh> ~·pilot. )WI.id.~ Dec. 7 la • Pl,.._ ._.
In ,_ ---..-lo IJ.e·r Unlbed '8tat;a -"ll\ be
burled M.ardl 17 m.,.,.}¥.-Cll:titer, .... ) ,.-. . . ")
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-with, llMIP 1:';.ftjd I.., al ~ Ill., Mm. • owpwt ~~,~WO 'futWMk ~=~:~~1c..,,. Film at c... -"' ti ·-~at a • -.fW ll!'-'io'• te conlii[lrie ~ ... r ~" .... t ~ e. ,. ,. :a .. !""* C?-' 'C.. ,.... _lie' • ~ ,)n ·-.·.: :;·":'~ ~ a..~=11...:. , """""" ~Ei~a:~:~; ., "'"'' ,__.·141m4!iJll '!'"""II" .. '1 '. m 1 47 ~ ... _. •••1• ..n ~-~amt Ir . _· · ~ · n...-.; ;:~li:Q; .. _. 8, .,. .... ..,.., ...... lor,••··~lL ... "' r o ; ~ -~· u;. ,(118) ..., ;:; c iii!"'C\illta;; kJk
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Murder else
.Qnl~~ .tJ ___ _ su;enor c0urt
Mrs. Cordelia Either Green, 13,
-of Costa Mesa, accused of taially
br.ating her 3·rnontb~ld dau.Cht.er,
Patricia. Ann, ·wu. ordered. 'ntura-
day to face Superior 1 Court &JI·
raignment on a murder cbarp.
Ju.slice Howard Cameron of
Santa Ana Town.ship Court' order-
ed Mrs. Grein held -to answer ln
the high court and said ab.e would
be arraigned tn the• criminal dlvl·
sion Friday, M&f'Cb 18 at 10 a.m.
The prellmlnary e.x.amtnatlon
bad been continued from. TuUday,
March 6 when Public De.fender N. • I D. Meyer M>ugbt to compel the
prosecuti~ .to producela complete
state~nt made by Mn:. Green.
shortly ~r her arte:at· Wt Feb. ~
12. At · the Thur&day eeNlon Mey6f.
withdrew h1a motion to Compel a.a ..
mission of the st&ttmeqt, aaytng , · ".\..
the district attorney's' ·ouk:e h&et
provided him with a ~ of th~
t.ranscrJpt.
Meyer then made a Jormal mo.-,
tion to dlml.M the charge, contend-
ing insufficient evktence bad beeit ·
produced, to show .Uiececl blowa
b.y the woman..lwere &;Ufficient to
cause the child's dea~
. lrrlt&Ud hy Cr)1q • •
Offlce!'B said Mrs. JC.-bad
lokl lhem crying by1 llie chllol lid
irrit.a.t.ed; tier 90 she h&.d •!keel
the litUe girl and that! "on ·~ 00-
C&Jlon llhe had hft the. bl.hti. oa
tl)e ,..,,...,, Willi the heel, Of htr ill!Jt
M¢yer con~nded evt~ ~ "
tllat the chlld also bad falleOs:' izsf.
be Mid that would b'Limore li)elr
lo cauae Ille fatal llsull· t.ac:lm;
lban would Ille purP,Orted. _.
with "aoft part of the: baftd..." -;--:-·J.
:Judge ·earner-Ort rUled, llDwJ.e.1,,
that "anr.one ot thoee ~m:ipt ba ...
cah.Md the ·..fracture. lt'•-a,.... •
tion ot fact I th.ink 1lh0a.W J»e' •
terl:ntned by the jury. • • .:..-.;-
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auloply dllclooed ,~. -as re•ult of' a olt!Tlt:_I • &!If '1 the 1s~ clalmo I& "'9
reault of ,U.j" &IJegtiti ~ el p;ae:~ld t,y ·~ -~j .I ,, .. ~ ~
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Memo~ifil .f~ncl;'· '! ·. bel :~•ttY .' '
Estabfiff/ed bri · ~ate ~~. ~ 1 :j'
,,. "*It ·• e · __ • rt! Third ~lil"7 · patty. of Qel! " ""u , t:.r . ~l&r:,~ clllb 11aa ·Ileen Ott•for -,.ii~
,;tlljlltalla""""°"' .. '"'"'•,,,.,-..,.,·....,..°"""'"~ --<"=ft'V"~~""-~ In ~~-: .... L . ·~i -..~ tJiit.Md of th18 .........,., and WW..~ ~----.-~~ ----.~.,....,,,_ w numelV-re--~-. a -luacbeoo>, followocf' by C&· s ur nrise Shower Fr1'ends H"'no·r qu ..... trom. fa!nlll• *'14 lncllvld-i\UU'. and' ....... 1. nli>• ta J1 .. .111. _,... v. ual.o, the American C¥cer ... let7 ""clteta ... -fjwh and .... :, ••
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11.onot 'Event for Mesa Mat ;on ........ ...,_..i ,• m•mdrtai fund li~n. mu;rbe 1n ~M.rc!t tr with • , to whlell r-ui.. aa<I· r-of· in7 ol the "&oot...ot lliiioo! D. . ~f~. Cha.s Roberts at Show_er .E~f!nl: .. E~:I-:n:.::.::~~ :i~·~~~ ::ai.w -!·it_.~• \.~~'lf
\+ .Mll1'rlse, stork -•er &onor-Compllment&ty . to Mn. CliUl8 &Jid· Kr. Walter Bplepr, Co.chair-• ;& b t ' a '&.] (Y..,
Ill&' Mro. Chadea Roberl.. 2534 Ho!fard of $) M&Jnoll( avenue, man. ; ' . Leaders at -. ii' w~ B'i. ~ w_....,.,in.ter Ave., ..wu gtvei>, by a C-. M..._ ~' M. ~ Kre. TM memorial !Und baa been ... · I • lo' le!il ......,,., The Im· ~ ~~:~-:,11a.,~~ .. 1i:;1o~ ·~ ... 1;~: i:!;· ~= ~~.= t~"'!,~ StuGl en t Co(ltcli.b , . • o~"ra .'_.."'.~~at~
2SllO Westmln8ter Av•. Other ol>ared hoeteee duU.. at a layette way tO crol!l'ttruiio't&te 1 lovllll-One --I -f.t 'tho . ""-L p; ---a ..:p!r,-18 iaa-..,od..aa •
bQ9teases were Mme•. Dorothy lhowtt recently. Background fOT' wbo haa died ot C9.llcer Rev. and r•.. fllU .n.ay .en, three bi1 foui 01 a kind~tter,
Umti, "'Jeannie Perkine and LOil the C0\111.dy wu ~·. Hoflard'1 ContrlbUtton.a m&de ~ memory dell of Chn.t Cliurdt .,,. tfte ~lea, became, ~ tf?,e '~~
Schm.ldt. Whtte stock was ued bom hich wu a.......v..ted with tt"ed u teadera at tlNt aaut:tMm leaftt. ~ -rOom l n J'(>Ur ~ e ~ ...-~· of a tliend or & m--f th• C&ll!on\la Me-8tu11 en t to bold -ra~.) tbrouihout the Uvng room, ..,_. ltoclr: Al!d ow..,t J.>OU In a white lamUy aft ackn°"'Jedeed 'by the r--
ln• .an . all-white. c:elOT m&teh. and. yellow colO!' acbeme. .. -.~-~-c-•-~e•y· ~·· a move'!1en.t conference la OleJtd&le -Our hmd ii now· • ~ .. ~~ -· .. ~' • ~ laat woek. ''Tbe Cbl1otl"1 P;unlly" • ,, f ' Tradklonal baby ganmt were Tbe tionoree and her moth, er, memorial --•-_,t •-... r··-. ' 'II] 1'
played u Well as a new mulica1 Mra. Del Cecll, were both praent· Uy itattn;-t.A.~ a me';riJ ·~ ::ic-::b:;~:t Of tMo d~on r.r "-r p j_ ( (l ·~ t:r iJ
pm.a PriZes •ere 'won by nearly ed with eorucea ol yellow car-been recelTf!d and l'tvtris the name · --l: -l --
every cunt. The ml,Jly gift.a were nations. Appropriate games and of the do.nor. Tbeaie contrfbutton.
preaented lt!. a gayly decon.ted contest.a afforded dlventon with. rnay be in any-amount.
Wn: It lotneo South'• furn, he dlacaJoda a 2. Thll freer.es ·Jle
paclt a01n for both aides. Hil i>blect. la • to capitalize· ll>e fAcl tbit )'OJI?' lide holds me.ny more coraa tluzo. tbe opponents, and
.O will have -. mueh better
cbanCe of palrina tjle fUture up.
-(s.crillclDa a wild card for th.II ~ ia a c:ommon u4 wor1hwhlle 1tntc1em.)
bfue ~ pink basslnette. Follow-prifts belng 'taken by Mmea. Helen Mn. McCallum aid memorial
lhg Jhe festivities, ndivlduaJ deco-Peddicord, Florence Faber, Au-fund.11 are U8ed" t o 1Upport the So-
rated cakes were erved with tee drey Herndon, Corinne Quarry and c.fe:ty'a three-told attack on can-
cream., coffee nu and mints. Virginia Reuger. th ·
· Tltioee partici ting in the happy. After the gift opening, decorated :~ ~~!~ research, • edu·catk>n,
ettnt Wel'e M s. Allee Sena, Al-cakea were served With tee cream, Although the major eource ot -ta ~r g, Margaret Moes-coffee, nut.a and mlnts. lnclu~Pd tu:nda tor tht. pro&tam com'e from
bttg, th McCartln, Dorothy guest.a . were Madames. Olive the eoclety'e annual April cam-
Costa Mesa "
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Cox, , ith, Kay Newman, Eberts, Dorothy Jacbon, Audrey paign. and other contrflftitton.s
Wlmile J~ s, Betty Cuteroft, Herndon, Sylvia ll"ackman, Lolli throughout the year are becominr Kuy Pysd , Atargaret Carrescta, Schmidt, Vlvtan Ravely, Mae of increuing tmportance to l!l:e
Ginny Hoffa.rd, Delphia Bowman, ctieebro,. Gary Fredriksen. Del eoctety a.a more tamlUes and tn-
Norma GraY.es. Dorothy Leritz. Ceci1 , Liilian LaPerle, Sue Good-divlduall become aware that they
Je&nnJe Perkin.!, Lo~s Schmidt and an, Hazel Wilcox, Be~nic1 Hay-clln contribute fn -tbe name Of • pron. Taylor. den, Corinne Quarry, ~h.ce Loucks, loved one to the ultimate vlctol'y
fin C. You draw an 8 and dis-
card &DDther 5.
When the third gHde Brownie
troop from Llnd~rgh achobl met
tut Wffk at the hotne of tl\elr
lea~r. Mn:. Rut!l Lewta, JllY
Thurln St., they rec~tT~ a happy
surprlae. Ruth Or~r. one of (he
Browntei: ~ turned nfne years
old ~and h~ mother, Mra Paul
Grieser t~ note ol <the otcuton Tiara 5. The came bu p roceed-
to beke a love:ly yellaW and whtte ed. without further m eld.inc.
birthday cake for RU\Jrt to she.re .. West now dbcards a J . You
a.routin1 Lon« r.iut~~·~~M of tM ~ : ). i:i~~tU..~~~tol.ibb~ for.r~ iti il.c'tek/,~~hu.iiam.
THE GIRLS BEJli~D ~-: , ~H JEL!PHON~. "HELlO"
i1orence Faber, VlrgmUl Rueger,. over this dread diae&H. The Amer-
Rub , Evel Ellerman, Helen gratetul to lndtvtduali ll'ld faml-Husbands ' Nigh t
Planned by
Mesa Club W
da mtea, Coe Mesa: Myrtle lean Cancer Society 1-deeply
qatte am, wpQrt Beach; Helen Ilea throughout the county who
Peddl . rd er le Silva, S~ta Ana: are witnr thia practical means of
en Vlctor1 eddicord, Sam U.oher, I . &aisling the M>Ciety to carry on
D. Wo all and C. E._ Peddicord, the fight a.gain.st cancer.
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Under the auspice!;
and means committe
Mesa Frid3.y A rnoon club,
plans a.re ~der ay ror a Hus-
band's N\ch~ · ner to be given
M&tth 30 at e c lub houae. Dln-
M-r, bu:ftet st le , will be served at
1 :30 p.m. and will bE' toUowed by
• program of entertainment in
charge ot Mrs. Bertha Tillotson.
Mn .. WllJia.m "-;illtams is chalr-man ~of the wilys and menM cOm·
mlttee. . )
Newport Beacl1
Scout Troop 17
Tr-. 17, .8tb grad<-Olrl -
I miert Mb. Sklney A. ""NII..
• Co-IMdllr: Mn.. F. O. Mu.Uck
Meola Wodn...iay, COM' ""'1001
These busy Girl Scouta bave
juat.compteted more than 50 East·
er::_A.onr-In, ·the form Qf "m&p-
~-.• IUled ' With candy Edler e~ ftdti.ned .for the children ln
tbe ; .. Orange. county hospltal. On
M~ 3 CaroJ Brush, Mary Dud-
ley:_\Yendy GnJweJl and Diana
~. mcmben of troop 17 a. sl•~ lbe Red Cross in dUJtrlbut·
lng to the ban.kB and leading stores
of Ule Corona del .Mar district
poatera a.dverti.sing -lhe l~l Red
CYou fund campatgu. J
Buena _Park. Memorla.I tunda 11hould be eent Sen~1ng gift~ but unable to at-to the American can~r Society,
tend · were Mmes. Marguerite Orang Count Bl"I. h 309 Otl!
Quarry. Rachel Wede-king. A11ce Buildi:• Sant! A nc '
McCardle. Lida Kenyon. Lee Wor-0 ' ~a.
Jey, J ewel Clemmta. Gene Roth,
Marilyn Wild. Mildred 'Nu.lily.
Shirley Eagleson, Marjorie Tay-
lor and Jane L.anpton.
Mission Subject
for Central Bible
Church Women
Brealcfast fun
for Bethel 157
Keyed to merriment and decided
lnformaJtty wu the "come u you
are" brtakfaat which took place
Saturday morning, March 3 when
Carol Thomu, honored queen of
Jobe Daagbters, Costa Meaa Betb-
'"Out of Sa.marl.a" is the sub-el 1'57, WU tioste88 to 21 ofttcers
ject chosen by Mn. Kathryn Haw-of ll'le Bethel,
lhol'f\e for a talk ft will pl'eaent Stantnr at 7 :80 a.m . lM ,-ir11
at the next meeting of the ·W• Wtte arouneed by ltOD'le of the
men'• Midi®lllP§rtoctety of tbf! mothens •ho procffded to take
Coeta Meea Central Bible chUrch them tn their sleeping parapher-
to be held Thurllday, March l~. ntUa to Carol's home, 21'51 Irvine
at 2 p.m . in Ute home of Mrs. Ave.. Costa Me8a. Prizes were
Nancy McClure, 2248 Ora.nge ave-wan by Madge J"ullbright, who
nue. A, m\14icaJ program is al:90 waa the prettieat tn PJ1; Deanne
plann~. TU wm be served l&ter. Peter80fl for the tunnJeat hair-do ;
An all-day 11ewing sesaion Joan Merrili, cuteat PJ11 ; and Lyn
marked the latest meeting of the Smith for the t\Jnnle•t lookJng.
societ,,y in the church. Hosteasee Assistin« Mrs. Carl Thomu,
for the pot luck luncheon were mother of the honored queen, in
Mn. Gladys Beardsl and Mrl!I. serving breakfast were Mrs. A. W .
Elsie Sharman. Mu I-hued 1tock Gunn, Mrs. Louis Cra.ndall and
and other seasonal looms decked Mrs. P . V. Pe:t n . A highlight
the tables. Mrs. ay G\bson led of lhe aftal! w. a· picture taken
the dev ·onal beerv~ce on of the group t serve u a memen-
"Borden11." Mrs. eardaley, pres!· to of the fe~ lty. Officers attend-
dent, had c of the busi.ne.88. lng were I Thomae, Connie
pGunce on it. 1howinc your pair
with the oUttt Brown.tel:. 'Punch of J's to validate the meld.. The
wu served with the cake. The pack you set contains: 5, 3, 2,
girll made copper ptetutta 'of anl-e 5 9, 7. Acaln you d ecide to
mall rotiOwtng the bwlln~ meet-make no additional meld.a, and
tng. Brownlee prHent were Marl-dilcard a . S, leavin& yourself
lyn Berry, Barbare. J~an Cooper, with:
T heirs are iinpo,rtant ' ofis-:ind they <lo theni well
Catherine Fogarty, Phyllis John--~----------
son. Barbare Lewis, Jo Ann Shra,1 tt t t tr r r I' Lr t 1· \' r r \' j er and the celebrant. Ruth GJrleecr .
A very happy oecuion for all. ' .
Anyone walking by tJle 01~1 Scout
House theee de.ye wUJ nott~e it Is
shining like a new ptn. Member11
of trooJ>ll one and two labored
tong and hard la.at week to put
it In ship·ehipe order fm t)te com-
ing month. Various trOope take
turns in keeptnr their hM!lj cl.tan
each month. The mt81 J and
leaders on thl.a rrionlh'• project
were, Jo Ann Ogden, ShtrleY Cliaw-
800, Beverly Bttbe, Sheryol
H olme, sumn Ntaaen, Lillian Mar-
tinez, Dee.nit& Ovtat te, Nadine
Mathews, Mrt. Venlora ClaWson
and Mn. ICdtth Ludt.
t n their turm, Eut laya olf a
Q and Weet melds 10..10-1 0..10. <1"he opponenta. u e scared and are be1inntn1 to "unload.")
Weal 4llcards a 4.
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Skating Party
For Birthday Fun
A skating party at the Barbor
Roller Rink was one of the jolly 1. H ere's o ne bus"ioess where che spocJighr's iCaJ.Jy
feature• of Leroy Hogland's 11th or1 women. Because of the nature of relephoite ~rk.,
birthday celebration ahal'@oCf by nearly rwo OU( of every three celephooe peoplt-are
eleven children Feb. 21. Later, the d be younr folks returned to lhe homt' women -• high pcrct'htage. An rhey must rpa-
ot Leroy'• pa.rent.II. Mr. and Mrs. ble, well-tna.ined women co handle your -calls dli-
Membera or Olrt Scout troop 1~ Dennis Hogland, 265 Broadway. cimtly and serve you well iii our offices. We min
attended Oranl'e Cout college for ea.ta Meaa, for the gilt openitig r~; ar our expense of course. And they earn good
and ref'reahment.11. A decorated '· h. · rk a trip throuch the bu.lillea de-money 1n r 1s important wo .
partment to earn their clerl badge birthday confection waa "<'rved d
fourth In a eerte1 to ee.rn Ute Cur-with l~e cream and punch from a 3. I( would be ha.rd to imagine work for w .. men · ~-table adorned with tavdr1. ved Ba.r, hJghest a m Girl roday more.-important than a 1'ob in our narion 's1irele-On h"'tfor th n were J l'r-Scoutlng. 'Ibe rirls d _, phone service. For now, more than ever, our coanrry
W .. t ry an n .. d aywllrd, J erry r neu omaJ'\. u H T Coo needs Swifr, reliable rommunjcations co hetpr. and. e_.y u, Bob per.
Girl ·Scout rd of Direetors Suaan Brock arlef111e Carter. Col-the joH of defense. And ic 's reassuring co kno~thac
met last wee~ d completed plan11 leen Carte Carol Elmer , Stephen i.a rhes~ days of high prices on most evcryrhin you
tor the obeery ce of JuUettt Lo\v Serokee and Diane Hogland ~ Un-s1ill get a ba.rai1in when yeu buy celt"nhone s , ice.
day, ahe ·betn founder ot the Gir! able to attend but sending a gif t o--r •
Scouts. The ceermony will ~ heir! was Robert Knight. Here ij rhe ~t, on the average, tel~hone rates are
Sunday, March 11 at 3 o'clock tn up less. th.an haJf as much .as the· cosr of living.I'
the Main Scllool auditorium. NOW IMPROVING J "Gi1v. Te Htlp Y•.,.,. Rid c,..,, !tfobiliu For Dt/~11'' Mmes. Grace Speth, Edittl Ludi Mrs. Marvin Wilcox of Orange
and Sybil Norman attended a Ave., ia baving a bout with pneu-~ I
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2. Prac,ticlaliy every sort of job-from ac;d>umiog
co coching-can be found in ou.r busineJ.S. In ad-
dirieft co·geod pay, the girls have the s<ocurity of the
compwy-pajd Bmefit Plan aad enjoy holidays and ...
ari6ns with pay. All mow they have a good diance
ro advance as l'.heir abiliry growr. Perhaps rhc best
evKlence of r.he importance of women to us is that
hundf~s fiave manage·cnent jobs.
Price increases. since 1940
foo J UP lZ~ .
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Your telephone is one of
today's best bargains
Included n&' those present Gunn, Marah Taylor, Judy Tuck-
weT"e Rev. an Mn. Dwight Kin-' er, Joan Merrill, Phyllis Willough-
man, Mmes. M. M . Moore, Maude by, Lyn Smith, Diane Harrta, Lyn
Criaier, Emma Barr~ ClaJre Boaley, Kenna .John.son, Marilyn
Wright ... Mayme Gallagher, Gladys Ingmundaon. Barbara Earl, Car-
Rehme, ~lsic Sharmon, Rebecca olyn Woodworth, Madge FuD-
l!fcGutre. Beardsley, Harry Schick, bright, Lorra.ine CT'andaU, Diane
Kate Semrow, Evelyn Wright, Kay C'randall. Carol F1.nk, Sandra
Gibson, Nellie McAdams and Ml-. Schmidt. Deanna Pete...,n, Shar-
=u~ n;:t:~a~ldln~o~:i 1: ~:il~e~~~ la BOme what Improved ~ Pac. ific Telephone1'
"Day Camp" which will be inaug----------------------------------l---------"-----.:...-~---------urated In 'Coat& Mua for the tlrst 1
I 1 Rer &. .Becker, D. D. 8.
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1'1811 NO'IPJ>Or' Bl'Pd.,Coeta Ml-
-Bids. 9-81111
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1• H aiold K. Grauel
'. Chapel ·
1~ Plaoee: Beacon 511 O
' 111 Bnaad..waY CM.ta Me.a
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\ lmuranoe o.1'1
).: Pboae Harbor lTN
.• M&rllMAve. B&llloa haud,
Etta. Bryant. on Sh_ernn. Barbara Hennings.
March 111-H: s ....... mp Sch ... 1 E •1 J J
"Oh, tbe Pity of It" mt . OSa , r.·
Now Exhibiting
Moos.e. Lodge 1457 at Fullerton . lo ln1t1ate
31 Candidates
Newport Beach ·Moose Lodge
14~7 will hold an initiation Tues.-
day. March 20. 8 p.m. tn the new
Moose Home, 2300 Ocean Front,
Newport Beach. _
_The Maywood ~ll Mooae Lodge
de'kTee staff will conduct the inJt-
iaUon. Thi~ degree staff has won
the 1tate charilplonshlp (or tbe
pur-five yeara. Thi.I wUl be a very
Emit Koaa, Jr., one of thia na-
tion '1 outatandl.ng artleta, will , be
the rue•t -s>e•ker at tM next
meettnc of the Oran•e Co\mty Art
auoctatlon, to be held thJ1 Tbun-
day even.Ins. March II at' II p.m. In
tlle 1'u11erton Public Library Lec-
Lure h&ll.
time. The board wlahea to extend
thank• to the Welch Co .. tor lay-
lnr the •"'eW •Ide walks at the
Scout Houae. ·
Day Camping
Planned for .
Girl Scoot ·Troops .
Since It ta.kn month.s to get
Glrl Scout eumroer day camp plans
rolling, a mee~c: took P1!Lce Feb.
28 at the SCOlll,,JIOUfC, m•~a
Beach to Wk over ways and
mea.na . .\• wu the cue l.n 1950,
Newport Harbor and l.Aguna
Beach Girl Scouts Will bold a ab:·
day camp torether this year. The
datea will be June ti, 20, 22, 25,
27, and 29. Volunteen in au die-
pa.rtmenta are needed.
lnipreMJve ceremony, u there will
be 20 Marines in the c.._ of can-W. Stuart foOte dldates, w•arlnr tllelr dreao bluee.
GENERAL INSURANCE The ca.ndtdatea: to I be initiated
Mr. Kou.. who waa born In
CSechalovaJUa and .ttudled art at
the Royal Academy 1n Pregu•. '"
perhaps best known to 80Ulhland-
en Utrou.i1' the btclualon •of two
of h1a watucolorw tn Pa.n. where
he lived &l'lO painted for 90me ttme
and be ta at praent on the •ta.ff
of the "'Match-up"' depari:mflllt at
Tw'1\U.th-Contuey Fox where bla
Job, that of jolnlilg f&IM beck·
CJ'OU!ldl With real Onea, WU Writ-
ten up m the "A.mer1can ·A.rt:Jl't ..
two montAa ap. • ,
Anyone dea:trlng lo help, may
call Mra. C. W. Crowl at Hlrbor
1360-R. Mra. Crowl. who ia day
c&mp chalrm.an, attended the
meetin« wit! Mra. Pat Ovetes1.
Mn. Esthtt Ctlapme.n, council ad-
vtaor; Mra. Amber Gruwell ' and
Mn. Sam Stafford, all o1 Newport
Harbor. .
are : William Sbaw, Thomu WU-Caurte<ms hiformalicm Hem.on, Albert S&r!!"nte, Edwin
!Ill Balboa Blvd. Eubanks, Phllllp Shannon, Bruce
Newport Beaeb Ph: Har. u Jobnatone, Nick Prirnela.no, Ed-
Brownie Troop 33
.Earns $74.85 ~·~-;::;::;::::;:;;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:::: ward Edick, Dean Flannagan. WU-llam l..AJcfu.a., George Fontaine,
Mervin Freeman, Wlllard Zwiebel.
Robert Donohue, Tbomu Cox,
Kr. Koa will -hlo p&lnt-
inp, a Jarp numf:ier of whldli wUI
be on dlap1aJ In Ille leetllftl bD.
for Girl SCo...ts
'· FAMOUS
HAMMOND
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Henry Jarvie, Bronafor Millwood,
P . 0 . Fluht, Carmello La Sped•.
E. J . Smith. William Dowden,
Charle1 Killer, Uonfl Stewart.
Jam.. Carrutbera; Bil Bkurlock,
l1bJ Lovin&:, Kr. McDowel~ MY.
Walker, Mr. NeWe.a. Wilbur Shaw
Utd" Prank Baar.
Refruhmenta will bie served fol-
lowing the lnttla_Uon.
Tiie exhlbltlOll, lac"'4tng boll> o1b Fourth ~ -..ie. of !loop
and waten:olan, ·w111 be open to S3 undtt Ule -P of llln.
the public dally '*"Pt llunday, 10 W. l!l. J'1a1>er at eo.-<!el Mar,
a.m. to t p.m .. !or the entire month .did & ..,_ joll of ..ntnc Olrl
of lilarc:h and e•nyoo.e .. cord.I-Scout ~ .,,..... .tile reeent
aJl:y In-to •ttald beth the .... clrlYe. In all ~ &!lop-Ot etpt
bllll!Joll -the 'i'bur.m7 night -. • ' . '
meeting to -and m .. { 'M1. On a -a.tunt.y ll1lll ll'oop Koa In pe1-. manned .. tulo. all da7 'In the eoro-, dei .... ·.U:.AJ!oertc&n ~pille ~etions ~~ ~ "°'!.!""tt C::..~! lampshade Display et T ode"~ . to turn 1a ftUll 1o doe -.t l o, day at Hi Schc>ol 1 a-. .__ an 1110.-Oar1 . Mn. llcinte dsemen. 101 Vt.a llutclaa-oJ ~ A»-•f'Wlean
Arl.lotJe l&mJ>Oh'deo. C1'0&tl .. 8* a-~ ._ wm be -. Xull$ tar...,..., u.t a o-.
-of Ule -education ci.-iii • "=ll ~!to -W.ra of table'~. • 1• I . ~otN-HutiorH!p~ o.t It•~····-of .A.~omt ............. -
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HARBOR' SOCIAL EVE~·Ts ' . . .
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Lutheran Women
Discuss Plans
·For Easter Week
~""rbe-. Wo~en'• Missionary Soci-
ety of the Newport H arbor Luth·
eran cburch DJ.et Thur8day, March
l at the home of Mra.. Maxine Pe-
teraon, 828 W . 18th St. Mn. Ethel
Peteraon acW u co-hostess. Rev.
Herbert Ro th conducted the Bible
1tudy and Mrs. Vlrgi..nla Rueger
"prefft'lted the lesson, centertng on
peac'e in the world.
Mn. Corinne Quarry, president
preslck-d at ... " businr.ss meeting.
Plans &rC' rwoar1ng completion for
the annual Sunrise service at the
ch~ and the Easter breakfast
wliich wiU follow at the Legion
haJI in Costa Mt'sa.
Mi's. Mildred T~ly announces
&n impressive puppet show deplet-
ing the Passion story to be staged
'the night of Palm Sunday, March
18, at the church. Boys and girl$
of Sunday achool have made the
puppets -and the entire dialogue
will be direct quotations from the
Bible regarding the last days of
Chrlat. Thb group presented lhe
"'Birtir of ChrU!t" during the
Christmas S("ashn and received cn-
couragemt'nl to continue the pre-
sentation.
'Three new members were r ec<"iv-
ed. They w~e Mmes. ·Lois
-S chmidt . Alm But a.n ne
Smith, Mem rs resen r e Mmes. My•tle uut~. ~'::'~,.
ite Quarry, Kay ·~~~~~ia
Myrehn, Betty Dutro, Elna Bar-
rick, Uwra Vatland, J'lftp:i;··
Williams, Marcie Moore, 1 aSi
Trusty, Virginia Rueger , Agne s
Kessel, Corinne Quarry and the
hosteMe.S, J..tmes. Maxine and
Ethel P eterson.
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Nevad a Family
Visi t s Relative s
Mr. and Mrs. Charle& Wiiliams
and children of Fallon. Nev., are
visiting their respective mother:.,
Mrs. Mary W illiams of 20th St.,
and Mrs. Agnes Arutldell of Ham-
i1to n St.
'DIC" schools arllF Closed in FaHon
due to the flu ,t rC'&Ching !M!r iOUS
proportions thl"'if so they decldt"d
to takE" advantagl' of the time off
and Visit their mothrrs and olrl
friends ht're. both having been
forme r residc nt.B of Costa Mesa .
DAl 'GHTER ILL
1'frs. Mary Williams of 20lh SL.
Costa Mt'sa, has received w ord
lhat her daught , 11-frs. Bernard
Cook f Betty w · ian1s J Is seriolL~-
ly ill in th.c h ital at P'allon, N~v.
She i.s a "Vic of lh<' flu which
8eems to ~ very s1·vere in that
locality.
Judy. Anne Blehm ·
Is Hostess
on Third Birthday
Wllen Judy Anne Blehm reach-
ed the third ml)uione ~ ~l young
career, the recent evedt was de·
llgbttully noted with a party at
the home of her parenta, Mr. and
M n. Edward Blehm, 221 W. WU-
eon St ., Coala J.teu.. A variety of
gamea, dear to the h eart of child-
hood. amused t he tots w ho al&o
joinf'd In singing and rccltaUona.
Prizes went to Carla Trick and
Garo! Ann HIU'd.lng and Mra.
Blehm provided a gift .for each
guest. The girls received. gay
package:1 of bubble bat while
m a rbles were pr sen for the
boys. '
Birthday cake ice crea.m-
were served a t finale or the
f ete. Among those helping Judy
Ann to celebrate were Ric ky
Harding, Annatw-Ue and Alvin
Wilson, Roger Hardin g, Marcia
and Evans Davis,_ Jackie Jones.
C8rey M cWetby, Carla Trick,
Judy Beard, Lynn Harding and
~a.rot Ann Harding.
Mrs. Sutherland
Honor Guest
at Stork Showe.r
Because of the happy hopes
which the Judson Sutherlands are
ent<'rtaining for a not ' too dl.:5tant
ev('nt. Mrs. Sutherland round
herself the center of interest at a
recent layette shower arranged b
Mrs. Harold Steck and Mrs. Carl
Tl"ick .' The pretty ltffair had set-
ting ih the home of 1.trs. Steck ,
522 W. 19th St.
Based on the baby motlf were
the game! played with priz£'s
awardl"d Mmes. Grant _ ~lier,
Frank Rowell, Barbara t::llaefn1an.
the honoree and her d aughter.
Jud.r Sutheila.nd.
Clusters of jonquils provided a
colorful decorative note to the
scene and~ benig-D &tork stood
guard over the ar of gift pack-
ages on th di g table.
For lhC' cf shmentB interim,
the ho..'!tc~s served Ice cream
cake df'Co ~; with pink bootees
and coffee. •
In the friendly gathering w ere
Mrs. Helen Engdahl of · Costa
Mesa, mother of the complim<'nted
guest : Mmes. Jame!! Carroll, Long
Beach: Betty Bracy, Boyd Ben-
ham, Frank Rowell. Santa Ana:
Barbara Chapman, Bal a ; How -
ard Crowder. : Donald
Thompson, Gra _ r. Cost.a
M en:· · Bert M , 4 Newport
Heights; Judsoa utherland and
M~s Judy · Sutherland, Costa
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Here they are, a typical yo ung married couple figuring
out thei r first budget. Tbey've decided t o make us
their third financial partner and t hey're going to save
20c on every dollar, bal! for security, half for the
things they want.
You, too, can have future security when you save
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Pack 180 for their modf'I of Corona clel Mar (f'aturtnc .Vecll. the
M"asick ..er pt"nt. and h b girl frie nd, ~Ila. Lr:ft to r lsbt a re
Bob BaJUnv r, 183 S hon•clttf Rd.; .llm Wlnt.ubotham, !18 Orchid
A\·p,; Kent tlarvt')" 3 16 P~PP.Y A ,·~.; JrrrN"y Burr~. :13 Dahlia
Local Delegates Lagun a Lio ns
Attend Young Entertain
G.O.P. Conference B. & P. W ome n
Orange county S<'nt a large dele-The Laguna Beach Lio ns club
gatlon to the California Young R('-Quartette entertained the Ne"{port
publican convt>ntlon held at Santa Harbor Busine88 and Professional
Barbara on February 24 , and ~-Wo mens club at their meeting
The Orange county delegation was Thursday evening. The quartett e
headed b}-Sam Bamc11 o r Laguna with Bud Reynolds, Dick Thurs-
Beach who ,wa.5 s.ubsequently-elect-ton. Chat lcs Prestcn. Wi.th nOn
('d a regional vice prcsldt'nt ot the Grant at 1he piano. l!lang popular
State Young Republicans. , songs and put on •ome very en-
Other Youqg Republicans ~t-tertainlng specl<y numbers. :t.ter-
tending rrom the county were: Al-ilyn Wheeler wu program chair·
lt>n Beek, Norman and Virginia man fo r evening.
Miller. ;Tean P C'relli-1'til'\<'tti. ari'd A number or glrl8 baked cak<'s
Elva \\'oodland all of Newport and brought to lhe meeting t o ~
Beach: Cy and Dottle Painter, judged for entry t o the Richards
Beverly Barnes or Lagµna Beach; Market cake contest. President
Dick Livingston of Fullerton an<.! Mabel li"itzmorr~ with help of
June Blodgett Moore of Santa Sally Newlin and Wilma Walter
An Cut the cakes so every one pre11-a .
Virtually t>vcry vital issue fac-ent had a sample. Mildred Chap-
ing the country today was care-man wa.s voted the b<'st cakt'
fully and c ritically d t bated. A~ to baker to represent lhb club.
the prC'sent war crisis the Yo'ung Mnt C. K. Boardman gave a
G. 0 . P. wcnl on fecord favoring: shorl U\lk o~ lh"e Red Crruis drlvl"'
1) The crossing bf lhe 38th and lW'gl'd ev<'ryone to give what
parallol if the military considers they can to a most worthy cause.
it necNBary for victory In Kor ea. A nominating commltttt of
2) The•draft of 18 yrar olds pro-three was elected to nominate new
vided they be· dcferrl'd to finL-,h offlceni for the coming year.
h iih llehool. · 3) ReJr ase of thC' Those on lhe corvmlltt'<' are A~nes
Nationalist Army of Chiang Kai-Blomquist , Sally Newlin and Evc-
Shek to join in ' the fighting lyn Varner.
against the Conn11unists. 4 f Thi.? Ruby Stcven!On, l.farch of
adoption or an an1endmcnt to the .Di1nes chairman, reported thal the
. S . constitotien to the efff'ct Marcil of Dimt'8 dOD.&lions ~re ..a
that no trl'aty wilh th"\ ,foreign little under that taken in la.at yl"ar.
pOwers shall supcrlK"de l-he U . S. Guests pre.sent were M rs. C. K .
Constitution, the Jaws 'Of Ute land Boardman, Mrs, Twtcbell. Nt"lda
or of the states. 5) That foreign Gibson, R uth Lieb, Lynn CArlos,
policy be based upon "!el! in-Ethel Shirley and Vera Williams.
tercst" but not isolationism.
Market Group
Honors Employer
It wa!'.I a jolly rrowd of 60,
\Vh1c h CnJoyrd dtnnt'r \V<"dn<'sday
1•vening at Huntington Beach Inn,
"Nhen .e.mploycs or Richard's Lido
Market celebratL'Ci the third a.n-
niveraary of the store.
This accounted tor the three
candles on the birthday cakes, one
of whll'h \\'&S dC'Corated "'ith a
picture or the store tront. It v.·as
also Dick Ri l'hard's birthday a.nd
he was prciientl'd with ~ gold tie
c Hp.
• Lionesses Enioy
Bridge & Luncheon
T'\.\•<'lve ffi <'mber11 ·of the Lion-
ess<'S shar('d a delightful after-
noon of luncheon and cardB on
\\'ednesday at BalbOa Bay club.
11-trs. Ed Milum is cb&irman ot the
Lions' auxiliary.
LIBRARIAN TO S PEAK
Dorothea Sheely, Newport li-
brarian. will review Fifth Chinese
Daughter, by Jade Snow Wong,
on March 20 as program for Hunt-
ington Beach Women'8 club Utera·
ture section. •
IL
Ebell Sections
to Hear Reviews
Sf-cMoa S
Mrs. C. G. \\'aldeck Is slatt'd tn
~-Ive the book rt'Vi<'W when Ebt>ll
Book Sl"'clion 3 mDf'ltl today at
the home of MiM Lilian K. Dan·
!ell, 241 Evening Ca.nyon Rd., Cor-
ona del Mar. Member11 are to a&-
semble at 12:30 p.m. bringing sa.ck
lunches. Mrs. J . B. Prendergast Is
c hairman.
Sttl lon 2
•Book Section 2 will have a 88.Ck
luncheon on Wednesdat al '1.he
club houSt::, 12:30 p.m . Afterward
Mrs. Grace· W ebb, chairman. will
present Mrs. Anita Pcrcw in her
cle ver r eview uf the French play.
The Happy Tin1e, by Samuel Tay-
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Birthdays Noted
on Tucson Tr ip
Continuing an annual eu.stom of
j ointly Celebrating the birthdays
of M rs. )_far~L. lliam.s of C08ta
Mea& and r& gene Long ot
Tucson, Ar!i r. a.nll Mrs. Ken-
neth Quarry Colla Me8& and
Mrs. WtUlama motored to Tue&0n
tut week where they vi•ltcd Mr.
and Mra, fAng and family.
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Poppy ..\.\le.: and Chip Willey, S01Yi HettJtrope A''t. Robb'-' Wlo-
terbotham who did a good deal oi \\'ork o"1 the Pro~~ wae at bome
with the ·nu '4'hen th«> picture Waft takcft. Drn Mothers are Mra. ' Arthur Wln&erbot.ha.m and !\In. T . l>unoan. StPwa.rt. • .
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to Confirm Class ·
on Palm Sunday
The Rt. Rev. Francis Eric Bloy
Bh1hop of .the Dioec~ of Los An-
gele11. will make his offldal vL~it
to St. James Parish on Palm Sun-
day afternoon at· 1 o'clock. Bis-
hop Bloy wlll preach and lhl"'
clua of adults and children of th~
church 's chool will be presented
to h1m for confirmation.
Palm Sunday morning at 9 :30
o'clock will b<' l)el<.I the lradittonal
service of holy bapti~m. The other
Palm Sunday scrvict·s will be th•·
usual 8 :30 a .m. S<'rViC<' and 11
o'clock &erviC<'. The choir \\'ill pro-
vide special music for the eleven
o'clock scrvicC'.
VFW Auxiliary
Admits Members
When Costa ltf<·sa VFW Auxili-
ary 3!'>36 convcnl•d in regular ses-
sion Friday. 1'1arch 2, in American
Lt'glon hall, Mrs. 1'1C'ta Dineharl
was admitted Into the mC'mbcrship
and an old me1nlx'r . Mrs. Lo!~
Thompson. was heartily welcom<'d
back after an absence of three
years.
Nominations of of(iccrs for th~
coming ycp.r wr rc \"Ol ed upon.
EJect.}on ""''ill be he ld at the March
16 meet ing.
b{rfi. Sue Ilg, national president
of the VFW Aux.iliar . w ill visit
Southctn Califor~a pril 11, 12
and 13. Menlbcra l he local unit
who plan to atte a banquet in
Los Angeles Ap 11 honoring
Mrs. Ilg. arc Presi ent•Allce ·Dag-
gett, Mn. Louise McCracken . sec.·
rCtary, and Mrs. Ire ne Timn1ings,
reasurer. A stibscript1on to Brn.-
1 te Digcsl 1nagazinc was paid ror
and oroer<'d sent lo 1.hc Sawtell<'
Veteran's hQipital.
Mn. Oda WC'l:s and ?ol rs. Dag-
gcl served refreshments al the
close of the !'\tcnlng.·
Garden Section
to Elect at
Luncheon Meet
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Ne Non-Fictiof!
Book Tells
of Prison Life
PariicularlY-of intC'r<'!ll among
new rJ>n-flcltOn. books at the pub-
lic li~rary is My Six Convicts
r WiJ~n l. Given enlh uslasUc re-
view recently by Tin1c magazine,
it is a sprightly and uninhibited
accou-'t of life behind the wall.II.
N e'1 fiction lnt!ludcs :
Baupl. Danger FTom Deer: CoXe,
The J.dow Had A Gun : Fenisong.
Grim eh Parsa!: Godden. A Breath
of A r : Hale, Substance of A Orea~; Hilton. Morning Journey;
LaMu e, Moulin Rouge; Llewellyn,
A Fe Flowers for Shiner ; New-
man, Diligcnce,1 in Love: Shut e.
R.oun the Bend; Vaughan, Moul•;.
cd In arth; \\.'rsl, The Wilch Di~
gas; We15t, Vulture Valley; a nd
Wo rl , Bright Tomorro .... ·.
No -fiction books are :
Biu . A. Pictorial H~tory of the
Amer can Theatre : Caldwell, The
N<•w Popular History of tl'fe
World: Gunther, Th e Riddle of
MacAi-thur; Jvt"hs, The SC'venleen
R e a ti(' r ; ' Kie ran. Info rmation
Pleasi Almanac, 19~1 ; Lorant. l'DR1, A Pictorial Biography; Mar-
tin, iraclc at Carville; Mizener.
Th<', ar Side of Paradise: Roose-
vcll, )Partners: Th<' United Na-
UonS arid Youlh; Steichen,_ The
BJu d ho..t; Stransky. East Wind
Over f rat.tUe; and Wi~st>n, My Six
Con ' ts.
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M ,rlo e Othmer ·
Is be ll Hostess l
911 Book Section l • Je~bers
a d<'lightful revil'w of Smile,
Pie . wht'n they met Thureda y
at i home of Mrs. Marloe Oth-
m<'r 760 Eaat Ocean Blvd .. Bal-
boa. rs .. Robert Jayred and Mrs.
RO Allen Were aalsllng host-
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IF-10U'BE GOING TO BUY
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(~A.N AN'D \\"ILJ, Bt: SOl.D AT 'fllE OLD PRICE
WHIU T HE Y I.AST. •
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FOR A DEMONSTRATION •
,MAIN ST. GARAGE • 4-10 M A IX ST., R 'l "!\"Tl:\"GTO.S BEAC'll ' .
ENDS MARCH 31st
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The Carden S<'clion of lhc Elx>ll
club or Newport Beach will hokl
its regular monthly mE'eting a l tl\c
t lub house on Balboa Blvd., ?l-1ar.
21 at 12:SO p.m. Mrs. H . Cardoz4
Sloan, owner of lhc Cardoza Be-
g•.,ia G~dens will be the guest
spe•Js-cr.
Dessert luncheon will be served
by the group, This is an open
meeting but non-me mbers should
make ruervations for luncheon
with the tk"Ctetary, Mrs. E. G.
Doane, Harbor 134 7-M. The nomi-
nation comn1lttee will present
names or prespectlve · chairman
for coming year tor election by
the eectlon.
Have Your Ca~ Ready for ' Spring
••oh, t he Pit,·
~larch 15-1 8. 8 p.m.,
• • Lubricate "Cba.ssls
Check Hom • Check Windshield Wiper
Check Tires ...
. i Check Muffler and Exhaust ~'\tems
., Repack 'Wbeela
• C""'8 and Adjust Spark Plugs
• ~ Copip'"'5ion.-. .
Drain and Fllllih Radlatnr
fiiapect a.nd AdJuSt 8"""'3 .. FBI Master Cyllnj)er
Official' Headlight Adjustment
Check Wheel Allgnnilort
Ad.lust '.)'...,.In
Cheek Blltt.ery . ,
·Ad,Jast Faa ud Ge~ Belt
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~ llle NEWPORT llA.JlJIOB fUN:'WRJl!IO p().lllPAlfY
Member of CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISBIDlS ASS'N.
~ember or the NATIONAL EDITORIAL ABBOCIATION
Office and· Prtntlng Plant at 2211, Balboa E!<M!levud
Telephone Harbor l6l8
• -Entered u Second-class Matter at the Poetottlce tn Newport RH.ch,
C&li.fornia under the Act of 11arcJ1 3, 11'11 -
RUSSELL L. Dll!:TRJCB, F.dltnr · I ,.
RALPH BO~G£SON, Advert.laing Manarerj
SUBSCBIPt'ION RATES:
NEWPORT-BALBOA NEWS-TIME!! eveq Taeo$y
rn o~ County, '3.M per year; 112.00 e1:z moDtha; $1..!5 three
months (Abo lnctudN the NEwfroRT-BALBOJ\ .. ES8, ThurMay)
Out.Ahle Oraap Ceuaty M.00 per year
HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER UNIQUE
"Our hometown newspapers are in a unique 'position.
Nothing can take their place in American life."
This was the declaration made by Lou E. Townsend,
Vice-president and advertising manager of Ballk of Ameriea ,
in a talk at the recent California Newspaper Publishers
convention in Sacramento.
"It is trne," Townsend continued, "that metropolitan
papers reach many of the "home" towns, and we_ wollld
not deny them their functiWI. But nothing serves the local
community like the lbcal paper when it is managed with
the community welfare in mind."
The hank advertising expert went on to point out
that in these days of national emergency the roots of the
nation's greatest strength lies in the "home" commubities.
"The hometown De'IVSp&per," he said, "is on the spot, in
its own family circle, the one means of dispensing critical
information, of giving inspiration and keeping .ideals alive."
He also stressed the fact that the hometown news-
paper is the means by which legislators and government
circles can judge the temper of a community since it is
accepted as the interpreter of community feeling on issues
of the day. ',The radio, he Ba.id can never compete in inter-
pl'eting the community.
These statement&, coming from one of the leading
advertising authorities in California, conffrm the view
we have always held.
GETI'ING CLOSE
Unless the sun mov"" f8J!ter -it's going to be outrun ' by airplanes before long. Lut week when a 13:-itlsh jet
bomber challenged Old Sol to a rac& a.cross the Atlantic
the llWl won by an hour and a half. But the plane set a
new tranS-Atlantl; record and gave _notice that faster .trips
are to come. Maybe the sUJ> needs jet propulaion.
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MNHER OF TllE ·JtllODU; CLASo)I lll
0 Bol\JOa 'v ....... t olii6'•
annliaJ \\·lnt~r Se.-=tee · "'U o~ of Nrwport Hat~r YM:ht clutfe
up.and~omtnc-7oucn 9&Hors. Tommy SbPP!CJtVd "'1t.lll 'te• ~y,
!'hown hert'-flylna: hPr ~tacular rf'd nyJOfl "pl.nD&Jct'r. -'
Woman Loses
Dainaqe Claim
Superior Judge Raymond H.
Tl"lootpllOJl Tuesday ordered eo
damages for . Mrs. Thertlne B.
carpenter of Costa Meaa. wbo
sued Santa Fe Railway for $12•.-
000 tor death of her hUBband.
Wayne Car(>f!:nter. on June 16.
-t9.f.8.
The court gave judgment to
the railroad company despite the
fact thnt a jury had failed to
agree as to \Vhet her the railway
firm was liable.
Carpenter suffered a n eye in·
jury m early J une, 1948. whtle
engaged 1n track repair oper-
atiOns. Two day11 after the band-
age was removed from his e)•e
he was dead following an acci-
dent in "''bich hi• raJlroad hand-
car coll ided y,rfth a truck.
Mrs. Carpenter ~ontended that
the railroad wa.s directly respons-
ible for the accident in which her
huaband met death because raJl-
road phyfl icians had allowed the
bandage to be removed from her
nlate's injured eye.
t Photo by. BecKner)
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THE ~GNllO. .do llere-
' . .. cutlfy Uiat, Uaoy ar-e con<luct-
1 Cioii. tng·a .REAL llS'l'AT& and GEN·
P. .l:llAL ·INBURANCll! -at
. eQj.Oout HWY, •• eo.oQa.clel· Mar, i -Serl Gt ~ de! California, ..Rd..-tho flcutl~
..... ~ )'-ot tWof --._ film -ot <T,JJE ANI>BlllSJ:N llloi ~..-....·ar tbof o.&np <J9MPANY DI' lllat Mid tlnn I• ~* ,....-•-W. [)lo. a__.i of~ tol.~ poNOns,
"'-11 ot C1iU1-!9 ~,,,._'. """-nanw-iii tull. and place• ot ~ -... 10o.jil; ~au--...... ,_~wit : altoHWn. j No.'ll!IY -eel Ofticero F . Carlyle .ui-. 124-Mth ~--~ -..~·Pf~i3d, . St., Newport Beach. c::aiu· ' ~J'":.~ • .A.nta Cl>u)otte F ~ 1114•
llr.1I. ~-·~ o:=: S6th St .. N~tt BMch, Caltt. ~·~"rint -,..... Wl'rNESB --th1a 16th r.tJ.r\'k.inta Dodd, ~ Grove. day of February, 19111.
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WOLTAN, '4!eo known u KA.8.T
woi..;r.u.. at µme at her o..,u.
tn and tn the reel prope~y de-
scribed aa'fOUCM'a: i
An WidjYl~ed • one-Ult' tn·
tettst tn all tbat real property
altuatt<S id ~ County of ~r.J
ange, st&& of Callforn:la, and
·deacrtbed ~ follows :
. Lot 16 'Ii> Bl\)Ck <S of ft!vor
Sectlon, If~ Beach, as
per Map µlereOi recorded 'in
Book t, Page 26 of miscel-
laneous M&PSi Records Of Or-
ange County, Callfomla.
T • .i;t.1 t.i01~~ I~ !.9S f " •
i,. S.cout Cook'ie
Sale Big Suce11s$ . . .Girl Scollt clutJnnan. Kn. Chrt. ..
Uan kb.lodter, announced that 230 '""
boxes •f ditl Scout oooklee ~ · \
aokl durtnk the receht idrlft. £n.-• •
tire proceeda, '$482.20, wW be a.i.s. , ·
ed to the Newport Har&r Qi.ti • 1
Scout eatabllahed camp fund,..Aat . J
reporta. -¥ ~ -•
"011. ..... Pity of n·
the subject ·or the disctwlton ' . WU
LEGAL NOTICE
that said hearings will be 'held on
the 15th day of March, •nd Uie -
19th day of April, 1951 , at the hou.r A pO.#m cit 1J1e _....,,·WU F . C. ANl>lUl:8EN
p,....'ilted'by ·11i.. Jldlttl Kerl di· CHA~ '!'· ANDRl:SEN
r<!dor iot y.. Vlaltln&' N..,... A-. State of c.utor.nla,
d&Uon. or" OJ'aagc county. Bhe had COllJ?.~ ot Qranc"e, ~ e~ored ..._ deplctlnl" service• ON1crHIB ·18th day of February,
otterect bY, Ula VNA and gave. a A._ D.i 19~1. befQre me~~ F .
talk dtpU-utllls tb&l the care of Willmes, & Notary Public in ana
Ute petiel'\t doel net end when he for the s&td County and State, re-
leaVM •tbe hospital~ It. ie otten. con-siding therein, duly canu:nluioned
$ued by the VN A 1t&ff nvrse in &nd sworn, pereonally appeared F . b~ "hom"' . in g1vhig the patient Carlyle Andreaen, and Charlotte
t&11e and In teaching· membe.M!I of F . Andreeen known to me to be
the family bow t.o care tor the lhe penroNI whose names are aub-
pl.Ue-nt. . · scribed to the wtthJn tmtrument,
Btd1 or otteni are invlted for
aaid prope~' y and m\l.lt be in
wrttlng and · l)e ?"eeeived at the
afore.said o ice. or said Adminis-
trator or may be filed wlµt the
Clerk 'or said' Superior Court at
any ume adtr first publlca.tion of
th1a notice and befbre mal<Jng aa.id
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Said sale will be made upon the
following t.f1!1U : Ca!!h in, lawlul
mone'.y of the United State1, ten
per cent (107' l or the purcb.ue
price to be paid on the daJ. of
aa!e, balan'ce on conftnnatton or
sale by the Court, buyer to aasume
the existing trust deed in favor of
Newport Balboa Federal Savlnp
and Loan Company recorded Octo-
ber 19, 1950, in Book 2089, P&c-e
4.00, Official Records of Orange
County .. in ~e am9unt of appraxj-
mately 12.2~.oo. bearin~~9' in-
terest. payable $25.00 per month·.
DATED : February ZS, 1951 .
of 7 :30 p. m .. in the Council cham-· -•.
ben of the City Hall. Newport • ' ~
Beach. California at which tlme • t
and place any a.nd all pereon.s In-
terested may appear and bl> heard
thereon.
NEWP'oRT BEACH
PLANNING COHMISSION"
RAY Y. COPELIN, Secretary
By Order of Chalrme.n
Walter M . Longmoor.
No. 184 -Times.
Publish March 6-13, 1951.
NOTICE OF HEARING
PLAN~nNG J)OMlUSSION
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M.ril. Margai'et Cate of F\Jllerton executed the same. IN WITNESS
entitled "Our Frltridly Enemlnes." WHEREOF, I bave hereunto set
She aa.td that oui ·enem.ie'a· !Gr a my band and &fflxed my offlclAI
war that might come to wi: this seal the day and year in this Cer-
tlme. would not be fore.gin born liflcate first abo.ve written.
aaboteura, but natural ·botn ctti-ROBERT F . WILLMES
NOTICE IS fHEREBY GIVE N
that the Planning Commission of , .. 1
the City of Newport Beach, State
r:en1 o~ ollr Own country who have <.SEAL) ~fl ~ooled in how to create My Commission Expires 11/16/51 BEN F . WHITE,
Administrator of the Estate of
MARY G. WOLTAN, also known
u MARY WOLTAN, Deceued.
of California, will hold public bea.r-
lng on the Resolution ot lntenUon
panl<;; i.nd chaos. They might poe-No. 17?-Times.. :
af.bly b;e nelfhbors wh~ tamlUes . Publish F eb . 20-27 , Mar. 6-13, 51
of the Planning Comml:sslon t o
amend Section 9102.2 of Ordinance
would be in danger 1f the. 'enemy'
dld. n.ot follow. party line•. She
urged nlllsea .to take active part
iii' Civil OetenAe activities In their
Co.mi:nunlty, to be ~ll informed
and to be '"ready tor any emer-
ge'ncy.
The U80Ciatlon approved an
amendment to Ila cons\j_lutlon to
allow !or aasoclate rrten:ibership
atatua at one quarter the cost of
full membership. Thia will permit
l.nac~lve nurses who "'ish to main-
tain con~t with their profesaion-
al U80Clation to do .IO.
Si.8ters 1of St. Joseph were host-
easea durlngi the social hour whlcri
tonowed the meeting.
Studeats to 1.Hm
Manlage Prebl•IJK
RICHARD A. FITZGERALD,
A'ITORNEY
' 1.· _the S~rlor Court. of tbe Sta~
of Callforala, la · aad For tht'
Count)· of RJ,·enlde. • No. 13.5%5 ,...
NOTICE OF SJlLE OF REAl.
PROPERTY AT PR.fVATE
SALE
No. 11D--T1mes.
Publish March 6-13-20, 1951.
No. 635 so that certain lands north
of High,~:ay U. s. No. 101, sbown
on sheet No. 7 o r th' d~tricting
map be rezoned from a "tf" Dis-•
trict to a C-1-H Di&trict, and sakl
NOTICE OF HEARIN8 Planning Commi.s&lon Proposes t o
PLANNING OOMMISSION amend section 9102.2 of Ordinance
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN No. 635 so that certain lands north : ~
that the Planning Commisslpn of ot Highway U. S. No. 101 be re-.. •
the City of Ne~"port Beach, State zoned from "U" District to C-1-H <# :
of California., will hold public hear-District. and so that the area ~
ings on the ResOlution of Intention known as Bay.shore . Ca.nip be re-•
In the 1'fatter of t.he Eltat.e of ot the Plaitning Commi8Slon to zoned from "U " District to R-4 '" -
.lOSEPH WOLTA:S, ~. amend Section 9102.2 of Ord inance District and C-1 District, and so ; •
NOTICE IS. HEREBY .GIVEN No. 63~ so that certain landll south· lha.t Tr•cts 1014-1102-114.0 and ad--~
that the undersigned, aa Adminls-of U . S. Highway No. 101, mon> jacenl areas be rezoned from "U" ... "'1
Jos-H I ~1 ul l k th St&nl District to R-1 District. and so .. trat.or of the estate of i:....-pa'" .. c ar y r n own as e . ~y
WOLTAN, Deceaaed. will sell at Tract , sho~on Sheet No. 4 of the that other areas adjacent to Bea-# •
private sale to the highest and districting rr:p.p be rez.oned from a con Bay Subdivision. now roned •
bat bidder. upon the terms and R-3 District to a C-1-H District., ··u .. District be precisely ironed as
c:;ondidons hereinafter mentioned Notice is hereby further given ahown on the Shttt No. ~ of the
and aubjeet 1 to confirmation by that 88.ld .heinnf;s will be held on districting map.
said Superio r Court, on the 19th the 15th day of March. and the Notice Is hereby further given i
day Of March, 1901, at the heur of 19th day of April, 1951 at the hour that .said hearings will be held on >
Don Bridgman, instructor ln 10 o'clock A . M . or thereafter of 7:30 p. m., in the council cham-the 15th day of March. '&nd the
lp1ycbology, Orange Coast oollege. w ithin the time allowed by law. hers of the City of Newport Beach, 19th day of April, 1951, at the
ls •cheduled to give lhrtt of a a.t the office of said ..(dn\lnl1tra · C&lifontia at :>which time anct, place hour of 7 :30 P-m., in the Council ! S-lectun ,prlei on marriage spon.. tor in the Court House, City of any and all persons interested may Chambers of the City Hall, New-
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aored by 'Molar Board of Pomona Riverside. •County of R iverside. appear and be heard thereon. port Beach, California at which : ~:~lege, bttween April 17 ... and M~y Slate-of Ca~lfornia, all right, title-, PLANNING COM:t.USSION time a.nd place any and all persons •
Interest I and estate ot said RA y Y. COPELIN. Secretary interested may appnr and be .. • Dr. Ralph !:ckert of State De-,., heard thereon. JOSEPH WOi...TAN, DecPa..sed , at By Order of .Ch.airman, • partment of Education will o,,_, · RAY Y. COPELIN. Seere.tary'• · -·· the time of hi8 death, and all Walter M . Longmoor. $300 000 I • the foru..rb aeries April 17 with the · , By Order of Cba.lrm&n. ..~ •' n1ury cllallenge : "Are You Ready for right, title and int~eirt that said No. 185--Ti,me!. "YlraJter ~ Longmoor -.. t _e!ltate has a,...,ulred, by o.-ration Publieh Marc ·6-1°, 19'1. • · · Marriage!" · ~"" ,..-"'-"' .... o 183 T im ' • " S 't • F•1ec1 of Jaw or otherwiee, other than or ~., · -es. ; • UI IS I Bri~a.n·a lectures will consld-In addition to that of said JO!l!:PH NOTICE F HEARING Publish March 6-13, 1951 . .. ; l
M h ,300 eT .such taplqi u ae.lecllng a matot, WOLTAN at the lime of his death p• •••N~'G CO S ' • ore t an .000 dama:ges the eng...-emeat period and psy-~ •n MMI SION SOTICE INVITING BIDS •: : were di!.ma.nded in aunorior court cholo...t.cal proble mo envolved In In and l o the real property de-NOTICE IS HEREBY ~IVEN ..--a• ... _d f ll -Notice o·s hereby given that the • ' \\'ednesda:• for a tiny tot who · d · scri....., u 0 oWll: \ that the Planru·ng Com-'·-1on of • marriage a JW!ltment and raising , ,....... Board of Trustees of the Orange was c rushed under the wheel~f children. An undivided one-half in-th C't f M t o . ~ wttl • • L e 1 Y 0 ~.ewpor a.:at."1..1 Coast Junior CoJleoe District ot • • • a trucJ11:-trailer nearl.\' a. }.'ear a.;.~ To round out the program. ac-terest ln all that real property hold two public hearln~ on the • ) • •-Or. ange Count.Y. Calif .. will receive' .. lotrs. Dorothy A. ?.toore of cordlltg to Matar Board announce-situated In tl"!e County of Or-application of E . Morris Smith for bJds u. p to t he hour of l O:OO A.M. ' 2~16 Ne\\--port Blvd .. Costa Meaa, menl, a doctor will discuss t.ht> ange, State of California, and the rezoning" of Lots 1 and 3. on the ·28th day of March , 1951, ~
Oled suit in superior rourt tor phyeiological upecta of marriage d%~~ i';: ~~~~~w:~ of River Block 436, Corona del Mar !ram at the office of said school district,
her 4.-year-old lllOn, John W. and a coltrge profe.MOr of econom· the present zoning of R-2 to a C-1 localed at 19951 S. Harbor Btvd.,
Moore, Jr .. \~tho she said has ~n ,....._,, lea will present the economical as-Section, Newport Beach, as zone, in accordance With S ectk>rl 6 Collta Mesa' , Ca li f .. at which time i!etornied for life. The s uit l!'l RROllF.N \\'lN.,r..R -Kenn)· pects. per Map thereof recorded In of OrdinanceT No. 635.
a-in t w 'tt E St . ri . Schmidt'• bNultlful 10-mettt, ts, Book 4 .. Page 25 of miacellan-N t ' . c b t rth -i aa.ld bids will be publicly opened e -s a er · eltler. ,river. Htl r1 f Ill I h In N' 0 ice is ,.ere Y u e.r 6 .ve~ for tht> following: Erectlon and and Co nsume.l's O il Co., ownet 8 a.• am ar "I" t • PW-e<>us Maps, Jlecords of Orange that the sa·d 'hel.rlnga will be b ld
The accident occurred la8l 1>0rl Harbor. lrlurnpbPd 0, ... , B Coas swamps County, California. on the 15t~ daY of March and ~e placing of 156 steel dressing lock-
March 16 at Beach and E Ste., flt>rt <tf flflren ocean raclnl" Bids or offers are invited for 19th d ot A il 1~1 t "· h e.rs and 876 itee-1 box lockers in the • h ,_ .. , k d ln o· side 21 " ay pr . UoJ • • ........ our Gymnasium Building. The sa.fd El Toro, he.r petition set forth:, )'Ml ta ._, ~·t'f'<d BP..n •~-cp~p-C8Gft I -V said property and mu.st be In writ-of 7:30 p. m.Jtn the Council Charo-Board of Trustees shall be the •nle
with the child suffering a crush-turp thr oo\·rlf' ro,._,,. Pr-ing· and \\'ill be -r eceived at the ber of the . City Hall. ?tewport jtldge of the merits and q. ualif;a-
ed pelvis 8.nd othrr fractures. The petual tropby ror the ~ S"cortng almo1t at will, Orange aforesaid office of said Admlni.11-Beach, California, at whlOh time t.ion11 of the equipment offered .... d
mothe r ask~ for .. .,00,000 tor the around C.tallna. ,... ___ t COile~·• •---•-•l team trator or may be filed with t.he and la d -• I -· -· Ph b B •-l .........a · ew uo.acU&.1 P ce any an -.u per.sons n-rese rvee the right to rei·ect all bids boy 'and art additional $10,000 lo I oto y ec"""'er buried Oceanside JC'a wider-Clerk of aaid Suprrtor Court at terested may appear and be heard and to waive any informality in
pay _ for medical and surgicaJ al-. ma.nned nine 21 -o Tueaday alter-any time after first publication of thereon. bld
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-Kere L'st .Shows Lo.ts in~~ i;;:tle~,.:i~tg_•c:i: ~= :~!;-t~t;1~s~:.~ N~;~~~,~·-·~"'·'w... 10:00 ·A -~~ed :
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I'm a busy little atoin~ I sp)ir myseU in rwo!
I multiply as many rimes as I have jobs to do!
In slimmer, winrer, spring or fall
I'm ready every hour;
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}UJI push a switch and watth me zip
Wirh ligh1 or hel!t or power.
• JOUTHllN CAJ..fOaNIA
-IDllON COMPANY
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Juvenile Court I and Phil Shafer poled a triple per cent ( 1 ~ of the purchase Publish March G-13, 19~1 -~s1i:~ p~~ON·
d -pri~ to be i>&id on the day of sale, ·• o ees
Referred lo juvenile court ror ' an double, respectively. ball"Oce on confirmation of sale by No. l87-Timea
lnvesttga.tion tut week. wu a ca.se B t N A Line acore: the Co..... buyer to assume the NOTICE P.F lfEABJNG Published 3/13-20/51 1.. U 0 Creage oc·~·"'·.··.· .. ·~ ; : oi...u~·.~· •• co.•~ST; ..... .... PLANNII'!lO COMMISS IO~ alleging ·Robert. Louis Coe had 11 existing trust deed in favor of bur~lartzni two boats ln Newport 21 Newport Balboa l"ederal Savlngs NOTlq!": lS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE lNVITL"llrr;G BIDS
H ho l o ..... pn, J 2 o • H•l"l'l1. c J J that the Plann~ng CommlBaion of ar r ut F eb. 19. Public De-There·s Iota of Jots. but no &ere-Ac1u••. c J o 0 Hid'""· 11 2 2 1 and Loan Company recorded Oclo-Notice b her eby given thst the
fendt:r Meyer said Coe was onl~ 18 age, on t}\t delinquent tax ltata ,_."'· <1 J I • a.rt:, ,._,. _ l J ~ ber 19, 1950, in Book 2089, Page the City of l"iewport Beach will Boe.rd Of Trustees of the Orange ...
yean a.Id and wu lnvo!ved with evrry year. and from all indlca-~4!,~-"j, lb ~ : ~ ~;9· -J~b ~ ~ 0 400, Official Record! of Orang.-ho!d a publlc hearing on the ap-Coaat Junior College District of
17-y"ar"°ld. Jack Turley in the two lions the sarnl' cOndltlon will hold C.11. •• t .J •I Tllrdth. lf-p. 1 1 1 County, in the &mount of approsl-plication of Ray H . Looml• t'or a Orange County. Call!., wlU receive .
JI ed bu 1 Co T Co'! C.1tt-o, lb 2 l o NotcR\ d J 1 t 50?;. variance on the Wly ~ of a ~g rgtar es. lhl• year. unty ax 1 ector MM••, rf 2 •· 1 t:J•feltl, P 1 2 1 mately $2,224..00, bearing-6 1,1 ?r bids up to the hour of 10:00 A.M., • 4 Sin~ the younger defendant Don S. Mozley saJd today. -dfldo, 29 D o t interest, payable $25.00 per month. Lot 17 and 'the Wly ~ of Lot 1&, on the 28th day of March, 1.951, .... ...,..
In l nil Th d In ta]•-•· f ... _ Tot.11 ti o 1 ' Ofllefo, ,. • o o Block 10 Sf't-llon 2 Balboa 11land WU uve. e court., he •kl, the r aecon s u.uen .... o ....... u · ldirN1• rl 1 0 0 DATED: Feb[uary 28, 19~1 . . · .T • at the office of said School Di.a-.......
two &houlcl' be h,a.ndted togethff. aren't delinquent unlit April 20. Koli11, " 1 1 o BEN F . w~H"r~n;:~,. (200-02 Ru~ Avenue) In accord-trlc t, loc&led at 19951 8 . Barbor -~oe said ln hit atfld&Vit of ttA&n-but Mozle·y aa.id that the usual de-Wfll,,.., cf O O • Administrator of the Eatate of ance with ~ctlon 6 ot Ordinance Blvd., Costa Mesa, C&tif., at which 1 '
eta.I t.qabillty lo hire an attorney Unquencles a.re of arnall-aized lots. Tot•lt _ u JI 10 Joseph Wollan, Deceased. No. 635· • time ••id bMD will be publicly
that. be owned a fiahlnc boat va)· -Building lol41 of more or less SCOIE ev INNIM•s No. 180--Timui. ti' Notice ia hereby 1'urther given opened for ,the following: 1 ·Bea.ch _
bed at $2000. Ouroig the arr&tgn · va.lue are: located in Laguna Beach. 0.U-.IM ..•. 0 • Ol-0 ~ 4 ~hllsh March 6-13-20, 951 . !&~~~5::i~hye~~:arcwi~l 1~h.e!~ Two Drum Sander, or equal. The ...
mcnt, Coe a.eked to be releaaed on San Clemente and 'Newport Beach; ~ .... C:O.• {111 u 1-z1 10 J said Boartt of Trustees shall be
ht. own recognizance 80 he couJd end in t...aguna Beach Schoor Die-the Mnlr of 7,:at;i p. m . ln the Coun-the sole judge of the merits . and ·
repair hi.I boat, but wu told only 'trict. and Silvera.do, Modjeaka and leal ~ FiaM RICHARD A . FITZGERALD, ell Chamber oft.he City H&ll, Nl!"W-qua.liflc&tions of the equipment of·
that hiJI bail would be r~uced to Trabuco Canyons. a. :a.. .. ATTORNEY port Beach, C<fomta, at whJch !ered. a.nd reaerves the right to re·
Sldbo. Somewhat larger Iota ue in El wl K 'llS SD In the Superior Cou,rt of tbe State time and place. llm.y and all per. ject ,all bid.a, a11d to waive any in· ·
Modena School Diatrict, where .Due.J.o ~creued bualnea activ-of ~orala, la ... For the :°::.C, ln~~ may appear add be Cormalil)" tn bid.
CA.BS COLLIDE eorlyfly promote... bop;ed tn tty tile ""1 utate Qfflce of B. A-CGoultJ' ol 11.1~, ADV.: JoiaJ'Cll 13-ZO, 1¥51 •
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Coll!Blon Of J:&r& driven by Ito-uµbllsh the-city ot Carlton but N-1,M2 Newport Blvd., Coo· No. lJlll!I ~~ry Open Btdll: March · 28; 19:;1 ~
ther R. McCllntnck, 28, 214 SSrd met promotloiw <\fllalllU "1th the tal ·-ibu reeenUy been en· NOTICE OF 8AiJI! OF UAL Bv Order of Chalnnl.n, 10:00 A.M.. ~ •
St., Newport Bead> anl Ern .. t c. co18711ao·-.. •I ~~lal>d boo •.• m in_ the lal'Sed I'! .lloable Ito former ..... PROPERTY il nrv Aft , 81gned : • -··'
Rubljoud. 81, 70e N. Hain BlreeL !The ...;.., eotate firm will COD• SAL& W"1_ter "'· '-""'· BA8IL H, P£t'ERSON ••
t Birch d E1 •th __ ,, ""'·•r 1n oome Y . del.lnqueacleo H••-tnr-.::t. -·-> _,. No. 111-a..... . c-.• Board o.f t'rust ... . • an I• ·~=--·-ha been $1~· 000 ,....,.~ uuer !ta oerv>OO_~ -ea. 1n the Matter of ~ lli:otate of Pubµati -'ll. U~1. """ 4.na. wu reported by po1lce l"ii-· v~ ·. Ptr' year: 1er·e1, properti ~ent, MARYG. WQLT4..tJ,-el8okn<>Wft No. 18&--Timea !. ~
day. Both matchlne• were. ~Uy they atarted ou.t greeter number Hilt.all and JMurance Ia addiUon N KA.RY WOL~. Deceued. NOTICS DF BJ:••INO Publlahed 3/13-20~1
'dama&<:d, iliv .. tlgator9 ..Sc£ . ~I: ='°'i:.:Ch .~ ~=:i lll<t flnn ~ploJ<O-<hl'.. NOTICE .IS lfD!llllY GIVEN P~O OOMM188tON ,
.tamp.al.lie" lot;, ~Uy Without , ., . !hat th• ~.I ae Admlnla· NOTI~ jlB ~ OlVEN
mtua ot J.npeoa,and -· .,_ •• IJ i-tratnr at u.. ..tate 6! IL\RY o . ~ Iha 'PlanaJnc ·~ 4l
stv.n ·-_,. ~ .... ,..lopodlu d :"-oll•1• to WOLTAN, allo '~ .. KARY IJle -Olty of 1'~.s..eb.· •ta~
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IDto ~-~ 1 , "'! -tloo \:U'pua ~ UJoe !loutllenl &"!i oubjec:t fo ,ta.& et!m by Jllo. eill -~ .wQID. lbe1
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fied ·that the sea. waa \l'ery mud;
and aleo tnt:roituced u witneaaea,
Richard S. Dittmar,· one of the
own.era of the Sea Boat company
Of Coat.a Mea:a who ·designed and
~...,a,he boat~ Douglas Prte1t of
the ilarbor Department; Chte
~rt Meyer• of the COUit Cuaf'd
and Chrl.s Clawson, the fOl'me1'
operator of the boat.
me:nt tn favor ot all the dererid.
a.nta and made the statement that -
tbe plaintiffs had not proved any
Oegl!Jmce on the part of the op-
erator of the boat. He aakl the
boat. Mtas Ba!boa wu Very sea-
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t.bst the "MU!s Balboa .. W&!'I far
better than the average boat used
for that purpoee and was of ex-
ceptionally fine con~truct-ion and
aeaworthy for much heavier sea
than existe<I the date of the aneg-
ed injury. These wltnes.se.e also
. worthy and had all of the equip-
ment and S&ft=ty precaotionA ot:Ail·
Jiar1Jy uaed in~ boat.a mgaged In
like ibusinea and eW:n more so as
the testimony ehowed that the
Miss Balboa had unusually lhickr
cushiona, c-raAh pad.a, a place for
paasengers to grip on to and gen-
er'9-llY was very well buil t and
equip~. The jQdge stated that
altholigfa it was unfortunate that
Mrs. Hulme was inju'fed. she bad
veoluntarily ta.ken a ""thrilllng
ocean speedboat ride" and assum-
ed the risks attendant ·thereon.
tealli'.ied that the vessel had a ,. ~ c~nt tSt
place for passengers to hold ori to -e •v 1
and .,..hich the plaintiff~ denied. (Contlnue«J, from Pace 1)
The defend~t 's attorneys con-· day Afternoon club: Mrs. c. M .
tended that 1f Mrs. Hulme was D k -bs . t· f M injured it was through her own ea tns, SU lttu mg or rs.
negligence and that under thf" l.:11w. Gladys Thompson, ~bf.U club: Mrs.
ahe assumed the risk or any in-MUdred Chapman, 222 lril!i avenue,
Jury on the ride in the absence of Bus.iness and Proft-Bllional Wo-
any ahowin r r , un'the men'a club; Mra. Irene Newland, . g 0 neg tgenc:e :HO San Bernardino avenue, New-part of the boat COl'Tl(.Jany ur the
o_perator ~t thl· boat. port Beach, Elementary aobool.s P -TA ~nd Mrs. Frances Stawicki,
HJMI 11.ad Ba•·k 1 2622 Vista Drrve, Nt•wport Harbor
The plaintiff's physu:inn, Dr. High school P-TA. AU cakes in
Ri.!fser of Pasat.ll'na, on cross-ex-turn v.•ill be reatured for a week
amination said that Mi-s. Hulm(' at th.e bakery.
had a deforn1ity 1n her back con -In addition to earning money
Bi.sting of a deviation of tl'\i' spin!" for t heir club, ea.ch ('ntrant re--
which E'Xistell priur to the alleged ceivc>d a corsage and a personal
accident and \Vbtch made her more gift, these ranging from a cake
prone to injury of the splnf' than knife to a $9 carving set. Each of
a pE>rson in normal bf'alth and that lhe judges, besides ha\dng a once-
ehe could have suffered the ~am" in-a-lifettme chance at cake samp-
lnjury in many d1ffert>nl •.vays. ling, received a basket of grocer-
Judge Gardni>r render£'d judg· irs.
ONE NITE ONLY
SATURDAY. MARCH 17
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MARCH 21 • 22 • 23 & 24
FRANKIE LAINE
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The EASi~DOES·IT CORNER
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How To Kn p Your Oil
HHter Clean. A dollar-
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hia own pot-type oil beater tei'·
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aboft la the m.ll"am -the I.
Meterina V•l•e •tem, too.
Wll.eboethemm-• • ~ . • 'l1ln IMt_ !Kr"ape.• lhe bOftler
"pcd. to ZftDO'l8 all bard euboD. •
1!cp af. top ol the dot lo i:Jl. • O)le<Ce\lfo.afrleob~qa : ..w,,.. f;aa1 7 ,, ~"' •
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Of cou.r••, u•inC Standard.
Stove Oil, 100" di9tilled .-cl
clean;dell~ you need oaly
MrVice your heater once• year.
U you have a pn11un-typa
burner, try New Sia11.du4
Furnace Oil with The~
Ji atop• fi.ltel' cloa'Dic-
EDjoy' dopeildal>lo ail -.-
fort with -of.--Stedud Hea tlq OU.. J ...
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-1:gWoon! · j;JOlllE DOWN !onT 'oi.. vo~f l ,,\ • .., the one on UH! L&rtlna Uncoln .Mer<:ury tl...i Car
THAT Tiu.:J:1 CoKE DoWN TBJ8 IN· Lot'. TN• dNm 'bot.l' llU enrythlnl' but runnlnJ wate<o ll baabydro-
STANT! WE KNOW YOIJl'RE 1.IJ' matlc .._,..ohltt. Uook -Ka,-no b&ndof) radio' and beater. Be\ter
TBERil ! Poor ErWood ls really 1 out oh a ln~te t.hia ~ ot a car be.ton Cucllle changes her mind a.nd
llmb. You, know why he'1 o~t there? ~ ;tth the .foreman.! Or f~rget aU about Luctlle! Maybe .tie'•.,
He's bidlnc from bill collectonl1 Erwodd ~ter qff at the cumery. In lh&t cue, .co to the La,guna, Ube. Mere.
Is In Dire Str&tto (a Coral ~ .ott Ute U-S Car Lot and Uk &ED BUELL to ohow you the FIVE '•9
the Cout of BaJbOa). Dr. E:rwbod. that ll'O!U>B YO!J. ei1n have you~ cno1·ce of any one of t.bese .weU~behav~
fantasuc, macnittcent Pliy-~y of thf ~-utoe ~or S.l,49&. "{hlehever way you decide, you'U be on the be.at
Western world has a.cute Lack& Muuma of term• wtth RED. LAQUNA UNCOLN MERCURY us9 C&llS.
a disea.ae that comes from ove.1 specui,· ieo N. Coast Blvd., Lacuna t..$&25. · • • , '
lion and fuclnatlon wt.th pin.·ball ma-· • • -•
chines!, Buuards are nesting In ·Erwood'1 pettf ca.sh dra'fer. But EARLY Bi'iu>s! YOUR TAPE-WORM Wil.L
Dr. Erwood won't •be up a tree for-1tver. From his lofty ptrch, he ~RE YOU Jl"OR TRIS! THE ANCHOIJ CAFE /A
directing a MARCH MONEY RAlSING CAMPAIGN for the beneftt :he locale for ftll1ng your maraupium or knap·sack be~
ot Erwood'a till! Get yourself over 1to ErwOod'JI shop po1t-ha.stey! !ore emfsarklng an a ~Wh fishing cnril!Jfl! Night·
Yoo ca.n buy fabulous gifts, atl'il'Ork, China, fabrics, gla..sa, furniture, OWl. Glad opens her bi•tro at !S A. M. (evej.y d~ ex·
lamps, mirrors, gtsmoa, jewels and foodoodlea at cost and under. ::ept Wed.). Gladys specializes in early morning "'arm.'
Go over there and put a deposit. in ca.sh (no 11tul1 pleaaeJ oo some-Jpa for fishermen, ttavelera, Just hungry people and
thing! Let's get Dr. Erwood out of the leat-m6ld and home for 1ven eater1 to queuy and · butterfly stomachs! For
Arbor Day ! ~RWOOD'S, 407 E. Balboa Blvd., 'Balboa. people who enjoy facing life· in earnest with a lusty
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• • • brea)ff&.st, the~·re golden brown buttermilk hot cakes
mGH GLEE! OFF THE HIGH SEAS! VJB.. .>0ntooned under ratta· qt butter. syrup or honey.
GINIA. MC'MAHAN IS NOW BACK AT TllE NEW~ 'I'heee can be eq_uipt with ~ugged sides or ham, bacon,
PoKT BAKERY. 2112 Ocean Front in Newport! Jr aau•ge. Now for you la.st livers-(0. K. so you
1.·trs. McMaha.n is a famous cook\e-cutter from _ way ;ct a fut -1iverJ who see the dawn corne up like
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10-BUSINJl:SS OUIDIJ
COMPLl:'l'B HOUSll CLltANING
..im.Ce. Fumibire ahlS rup
shampo<>ed. Free ..tlm&tee-
Fully JnsUred.
Al's House. & Rug
' Cleaning Co.
Beacon 6111 72tf ('
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ti.-BlJJLDING SDIVICl:S
PAPER HANGING
PAINTING an\}
Kenneth Quarry
1515 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Jll!M
Phone Beacon 5504
. '19c92
back! She parlayed the Newport Bakery into thunder in your whirling temples, Glad hu a hang--over cocktail.
. heavenly dough from I939-11M7! Then she rested The mere recipe ma.kea me diuy. but Glad says that it turns weak-
awhile, and now ahe"s back with all lhe old wonder-linp into industrial giants! AJJ right, ao here it ·is lunch all ready!
ru1 recipes!• Probably a lot or you 1m&rt gourmets Lunch ls 6$----and very good too, and after that aloresald hang-over
remember Mrs. McMa.han for her enchanllng bait-~~la.ti, a beer becomes a plea.san(. ladder to the next landing! By
erles in Balboa island. Costa Mesa and Laguna. the, middle of the afternoon, you'll be up and swinging over a zesµu1
Well listen closeJy , .. The Newport Bakery is chil~ size. Th.is interesting program goes on al the A~'<'HOIC ('AFE.
open ever day now ! Even on Sundays, you ca.n get freshly baked hOt 711-D Coast Hlway--6 A. M. · 5 P, 'M. In Newport.
co(tee cakes. doughnuts and bread -tor break fa.st ! Trot down this • • e
For Venetian Biinds., H . H. HOLBROOK
Shades and Drapery Hdwe. DEPENDABLE PLUMBING
THE SHADE SHOP Sunday morning and get some hot-cross buns! And the OuJ.ch bre.ad .tusT MENTION Ml' !'-IAME IN CORONA ! ! l
has more crust than a tax-coUector ... wonderful! I've tried it. ll18T WHISPER TBJS COMMON HOlJSl:HOl.D \\'ORD (marl{o)
Slllt rising breaa which is keen with fish Is a Friday special . . . WHEN YOlJ LEAVE YOt"R LAl l~DRV A'f TIO: WA~HER-
Bob Krull, Virglnia"s son is the master baker here ... So welcome IETTE, .•
them back and give your taste buds a thrill. Bud. Newport Bakery, IT WILL BRJ:SG l 'Otr
2112 Ocean Front, Newport. 1FltEE BLlJ.ISG
e • e .. FREE Bl.EACH
STOP THAT DANCING UP THERE. YOU RUG-CU'I'TERS! WASHl:RE'ITE, 404 CoaMl Bl\•d., Corona dfo.I Mar, llarbnr !:'i86-\\'
Since it is the custom In most parts of this ~country to WE!:&r shoes • • •
in the house, I suggest a rug that you don't'have to worry about! DO YOU KEEP A COW? ? ? No don't
Coastline Floor Covering has a FLAX-TEX all linen carpeting that run out and get one on my account! I merely r-'>?'-,
ls perfect for the beach. Flax-Tex is very handsome in decorator wanted to mentJon the fact that CA RLYLE'S
solids and multi-colors. And you can't "'ear it oul : .. even if you UNPAINTED FURNITURE has son1e divine
run a· herd of Longhorns over it twice a week ! Furthermore, you 3 le&"l'ecl milk stools for $1 .95. o . K, so may-
&nd the kids can track sand and sprinkle dirt and goop over a be you got a TV set ? Carlyle's has some
Fla.'(-Tex carpet and not hurt a thing. The more you scrub one of sturdy Mexican mahogany television tables
these carpets with a brush the nattier it looks. Coastline will instaJI for $7.50. Or maybe you paint pictures of
Fla.x-Tex wall lo wall or ')'OU can buy throw rugs up to 9 x 12. Also apples &: bananas in a bowl . . Carl_yle 's has
now you can select tfom a beautiful new line of Sherwin \\'llttams an artist's easel tor $2 .75. And now Jet me
wallpaper or take -advantage of thftJ special: Pabco Inlaid Unoleum, ask you a penonal question. Do you have to drag up a chair·lo
modern designs and blO('k pateten1a for $'!.50 sq. yard installefi. }'each ~ No. 2 <:an of okra on the top shelf? For $1.95, save stretch
Coastline Floor Covering. •18th &. Newport Ave .. Costa Mesa A strain wfjlh a set or kitchen steps. Other bargains: Coffee tables or
Beacon 5251-J. end ta~ $10.60; Early American cobbler's tables $13.75.· Quality
• • • c Innerspring mattresses $4Y.~ u'p. Afl of Car1y1e·s unpainted fumi-
IT'S IN THE BAG. BOYS! OR lure Is beautifully built and costs are considerate. Every piece .is
MORE FUN THAN AN IOWA sanded and delivered free. A little bit of ~refinishing stab"! ·and you
PICNIC! That's the hot gosalp got yourseJf somettng, Sis. Carlyle's Unpainted Furnitun!!, 1916
about the ERNIE-BURGER. the Ilk: Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa,, Beacon 6124-J.
hamburger put out lhe v.•lndow at • • e t ·~
lhE" KO'T'TAGE KAFE. Cost& Mesa.. OH. THE OLD GRAY MARE SHE AIN'T \\-.HAT SHE USED
Free estimates Ph. Har 884
514 -29th St. ~ewport Beach
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IZ-BUILDING SEllVICJJS
INTERIOR -'EXTERIOR
P AINTING
LICENSED -INSURED
Glenn Johnston
Mil -31st St. Newport
Barbo? 2297-J
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Beach
34c48
P AINTING
E ARL SHEFLIN
273 Palmer St., Coat.a Mesa
Bea. 5457-M 94"9
Convict. Lower
of Misdemeanor,
Drop 2 Charges People crawl, hitchhike. charttr TO BE! Ladles, do not be dismayed by the im p.Jications of this
busse!j and __run , like crazy to buy a dismal ,dirge! Some of th" most devastating!)' .handsome \\"Omen in
bag-full of these gastronomic de-lhe co~try have silver threadS' among the gold. Whether yo4've
lights! Some people eat them richt turned I jray from tright. .age or waiting for your flife-partner to Robert Dale Lower, Hollywood
t here in the parking lot with coffee eeme ti<tme from the Elk's Club, turn your old gray bonnet into a salesman, was foUnd guilty of mis-
or a malt. Other people take. home a shining silver mane! RUTH'S BEAUTY S HOP has a new Color-demeanor mans I aught er late
sack and invite · people in. A lot ·Of Foam ~nse put up by the Rayette Co. This rinse color-lights drab,
sn1art people are raising -a batch ot dull hair into suarkHng slate-sUver gray! The desirable stuff comes Thursday night by a jury. which
ch ildren on them! This HAMB1JRGER In other hlgP llght.s fOr 'hair or other hues .. 6 shades in all~ deliberated 8~ hours in court of
in full size on a sesame bun with Manning's beet and homemade Color-Foam . rinse is only 50c. It's your money honey, but throw Superior Judge Franklin G. West.
relish. Becau~ Ernie has so rnany 'Sati.-fled castomers, he can give caution to the winds. All at once you're lovely~ Also permanents Compauton felony charge~ of
derful tacos. pie and ·other good stuff to take out. As a matter of $10-$15 , at Ruth'• Bf>anty Shop,' SSS Poln~ttiu. f.'oronu dt'I Mar. lmanslaughter and .J;lrunk dr1vi~g
you thi• walking Ernie·Burger for only l~c. You can also get won-llarbor,._~90'7. wert" not upheld tiy the jurors ut
f fact, a tnousand of you can even qt inside the Kottage Kate. ten ~-·e ff • the long trial which started the
at a time that is! So join the happy. dancing throngs on their way HERE . COMl;S SPRISG ! prev1oU!I week. f
to bag a bunch of Burge:t-s at the KOTTAOE KAFE, 1920 Newport When Spring comes you may tell cause the days are long'er, Lower was arrested Dec. 14 a t-
Blvd., Costa Mesa f l blk. beyond t.he Me.ta Theater1 . children play longer. and school semes to be longer. When SpTing er his automobile stru.._..ck the rear
• • • comee the Skunk cabbage comes out of the snow. Skunk cabbage of one driven by George H . Wright
COME OUT OF "YOUR DARK COCOONS. LrM'LE BUTTER-has an unpleasant smell. The flower trees like a pussy willow will of 6701 Seashore Or., Newport
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FLIES! It's Eastertide! So flit your wings over to POLLY start blooming. Listen! Do you hear the birds singing i.n the . Beach, killing Mil. Elizabeth
APPAREL for gay gossamer garments! Polly Apparel herself i• morning? Stop on your way to the bus stop and hear the birds Wright and injuring Wright. Offl-
b · · · · Sh • h d h f 1·rt d' N cers and medtcaJ examiner testi-l urstlng out 1n a new spring guise. es a er ace 1 e . ew sing. Start whlstli.J1g and start to skip or run, then you will get 1.
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paint, comfortable easy chairs, louvered panels. AND all the 4 quiet to the bus stop faster. You won't miss the bus. -fied ~e 'was intoxlc~ted .
ladies from the front windows are back on the job with new hair-Out of the wa"y~ For here comes sprin..-. The ·defendan~ however, denied
't d d to " any intox.tcatlon, although he ad-dos and clean bright facet1 ! Polly is now qui e rea Y an eager (Spring has come to the fourth grade! (Contributed by Sharon I prO\'ide you with everything a woman v.·ears (except shoes). Perhaps Dance). milted he had "a couple" or high-
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a dress that flatters whf"N' It mattf"n. A little Gage straw hat? ba.118 at Long Beach shortly be-
Or a sprig of flov.·ers? And you want a purse and gloves of course "fore the accident:. He told the
for the Easter parade. Be sure to conside r the new Serbln 'f&8h~ble. Ebe If Travelers Hiway Accidents court an<I 'jµry he was driving celene~ jersey dn!!sses bt Mveral sn1art styles at $12.\Xi. O)l;·.PQ,l'.4~ ti'• 1 • , ~J U_~~ . . southt;aat on .·the Coast Highw, ..
APPAREL wilt do right by yo\I if you're a woman ~ 1835 'N-~"1 · Y'l $W! MPtt;O (Continued from Pace 1)' · ,and~ bt lltelieved ttts rifht fro .
Ave., Costa Mesa. and Mrs. Costi a~d Irvine are stnf tire w~nt fiat j~t •. before _the col-
• • • The artp..chair travelers of the in serlotl.$ condition, with multiple ,lision making ft (lJn~1ble for_
OH COO! HARRY KINGSTON IS A LOBSTER HOARDER! Newport Beach Ebell club and injuries. Mrs_ Irvine Is less serl-him to avoid the slower moving
Some people save string, I save· paper bags. mother saves jar Ucfir, the\r friend&. had a thrilling ex· ~usly lnjurl"d. it was reported. · Wright a~to. .
and Billy Gr:allam sa.ves people! But crafty Harry Kingston ie . sat-perience on Tuesday evening, Mar. Minor injuries were received by Forem~ , H~rYi _P. Fab~an
ing lobsters down at the Ba!~itle Fish Mkt.! Only today he b~ke the 6 at the club house when Mr. Bal-Marie arid Mike Herrera, both of handed in .-the v~rdteU findJng
Mws that after March l!\tb all lobsters will be frozen ! "Harry," I lard of American Airline& piloted Los Angeles, who were passengeni .Lower guilty of tile . diademeanor
said couTteously enough, "Do you mean-? Do you mean the O. P . them through Old Mexico on one in a car driven by R. I. Martine&, manslaugh~~er &nd_.j not gull~y of
A?" '"No. dreamer," replied Harry, '"The hunting seuon i• over of their ten-day tours, accompa-20, ot Los· Angeles. At 10:25 a.m. f~lony druhk drt''ling a~ 1 ~ :o3
Mar. 15th-and fresh lobsters will remain at sea. But I have many nled by the rhythms of Latin Shnday, about 200 years eut of. 0 clock-~fterr. the ~~rs re~eived
a fat, palatable lobster frozen and ready. to sell to my favortte American muai('. the Bayshore Bridge, Martinet: t.he caae ~ 2·32· . filed
customers which means anybody. And I think the frozen are as By remarkable colored moving failed to stop In time to avoid-8. Atty. nUey M. Harns
good as the fresh." "Your opinion Is worthless ln my opinJon, but I pictur"el: tbe audie'bce vi~ted fas-collision with a car driven by Rus-application for Pro:~tlon for his
appreciate your aay1ng so," I replied. "Now Harry," I cajoled., clnaUng Mexico City. the terraced sell w1 · Cuthbert, 46, of Long client and heartnc was.set for Mar.
"'\\•on1en are wringing their feet and stan1ping their hands tor an-rardens and palace of Empress Bea.ch. Both cars were going ln 23·
other of your famous ·recipes." "0. K.,'" said Harry lmPishly. "Maybe Carlotta at CUernavacll and the same direction, highway patrol W
next week," 8.-' \"SIDE FISH MKT., 2800 Lafayette, on the bay, through the eteep cobbled byways oftlcere &aid. · • Es-p· ade •lftS
NewJX>rt. of Taxoo, where the famotJli haJl,d· A four-car accident Sunday at wm:-~ I ,
e e • "'J made sJJverware la c:--eatffl bv na-4 :26 a .m. took place· al Marine ,{Conttnoed fl'Old hee-11
DID I REAR ·YOU SAY 500 RABBITS!!:}! ~-live art:lat,8; then on the wondrous ~~~~Le an~auC1°1ut Highway .. perform~ by Don Zc:tler, Dtck Mc·
Ye5 mam, you sure did. The latest count or rab t:_4~ Alcapulco, the Riviera.of ·the -J e rco, a ,passenger Klb"" Saint Cl " k y
A rl ln a car drl,.en by Carmey .._ uo;:D,' , ~ero, -.ar ont-bit noses at lhe BALBOA 5 & 10 shows 500~ ' me CU where they dreamingly ...... d d H . d Cbutain
t ldd ~-·t •-unged', sunning ·-d swimming Maulrico of Long Bea'ch suffered en an owar · Easter Bunnies. snuggling in brigh . C' Y c.-.. e _..... ""' ..... ·' Excepting F.ecapade and Spatkle
d with along ••e end).,.. c· u-"ng •·ach. a sJiabt concussion as a -suit ot . -· . baakefa! The bunnies are nesting own u-i • •• ~ -5 " · atl tb contenders were Pee P··t ti · T"·y 1-~•y drifted alon• the ca-the crash. The four cars tnvol·"'-.. e · · candy Easter Eggs. baby chicks. and c,.a.o er· me in: .-i.u "' vcu st and, atte the Newport "--Mk t nab: of Xochimilco )n fiower-be-were driven by Jamee G. Parke"r oopa, r hoveij.ies! These child thrilling Easter L>IM> e d k of ~s Angeles· Maulrlco; _...... Harbor winner had practically
are 3~ • 69e -79c. -98e. Or maybe you·r~ plan-,__~ ec ed boats to the 90uncf of Lewis Clark 2421 Ora , 7er cllncbecJ things oh the tint lap,
ning an egg-rollfn& contest in the parlor or on · -·, twangtnThg gut~ and old Bpa.nteh Coe:ta Mesa ~d-Gord ~g~ re•> Lani, Eulalie and Lark ·~_ged their
t..M village green. BALBOA 5 It 10 bas all the , sonp. ey saw a gay fiesta in of Downei. <>p -· oores own b&tt1e tor 11eCOnd gu~g
equipment. Lillie cotton. chicks, Euler eggs. ,abbits, .. ~rallonl the street.a when the dancers were tOr aecond •pot-. '
and favors. And big atutted rabMta. named -x1\umper and Othe( In fant:Utic coatwnes, and visited Can Pile Up ln other victorlea oVer the week
stut('y Eaater toya. EASTER EGG DYE of course. Eaater c+.r.cta and the cordda de toron, or bull fighL .Newport police said Parker~s end, ~y Schenk'I vtcloue won
a f'rlghtmingly lifelike pla.stic akin doll, complete with deta.ch&ble Mr. ilanard WU an engagin.« car failed to stop tn time and hi{ both the Harry March trophy and
ha.lo and Wings called believe it "or not '~J.\ommifl'• Little A.ftp&." lpU}teri and will Again be at' the Maulrico's ca.r wbic.b in tum ram-the winter series in the Le~~
Now be a good egg, iJue Easier. and start the en roULnr at t.he-club . bquee on ~boa Blvd., oa med Clal'k's vehicle whlcb hit dlngh,y elasa over I' rtvala. Joe
BALBOA a a 10 at 300 '¥ain SL, Balboa. I the <e~tng of April a at 7:30 With Moore'e car. Parker's car receive4 '1"&Jt.enbach's Huasy -topped five
' \ • • • • ptctUJ'bi of their t:.our to Hawaii. extensive· ftont end tJa:maca.. PC winter aeries contender& and
MY NERVES AU ·88BATl'EUD! SIKPLY 811A~a.PAt 'I'beer: traveloguea are gtven At' 3'45 p.m.. Saturday .On Mac· i;tOm Sheppard'• Argosy defeated ru jus( try and 'pull mY..1t togellwr long enough to tell you all throu:&'t. tho~ of tlle Amert-Arthur Blvd., near the lnter.ectlon Bev!!D RhOclee rlvala. ,
A Prompt
Repair Service Maintained
Phone: Harbor 1418~W
2801 Balboa Blvd., Newport l:Jeach , WE RENT ... '
ELECTRIC paint sprayers, noor
sanders. polishers and gardening
equipment. Stroot.a TeWlnkle
Hardware, 1802 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. Phone Bea. 5222. -PAINTING
& Houses Docks
or? -For estimate
PHONE HARBOR 1659~J
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Greyhound giYcs you-the 111111 •i/a
for your money ... cosa less thao
any other funn of trttell The .. ,
""w11it11U, too ... more servia e::t
• more places •itb comfortable.
"wea(he"t-condirioned·· Super-
Coachcs. And the-.si 1i1,hhM"•t···
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about ft ! Now don•t get bruthleu With -exc!temenL BUT ~T ~~ can :i:tultnee anl<91 are •ponaored by with the Cqut lliglrwa1 a car . . 1,.
·the other nl&ht I came born• to m:f lnodeat apu1Jlleal. •el.ft. ~-tho cleb <I Newport !!<"'I'· driftn I>)' Tom WoodAU, 1WJllUier, a50 .. Std ·
sore and load-with pecerlu, that .Is. si,PJ11111' to !II~ n._ lecturea it.1-e frtt to tlle pub-slammed Into a vehicle ownod~by • · ' •II · · . . .
door, in a modest mood, I pulled lM roller -down. All ( l· Ile and lare .. .,,.u' Worth attending. i.oui. Stanley, 1313 Clltf Ot,1'1~ ... rnii.' Hel.:C.11"HoM.:. ·2;.J ".. ~~
broke loose! Tllo roller ah&de rlj>po4 ·~p and dqtnl. played I ..._..,. ~. ~ · · port Helgbto. Stanley' .. car wu , ..., , , ·,, U hi Tri,.
Of u.. SW' Spanpd Banner. -! cloBked m<I .. ~ ..... ,.. tli>r ~ •oac1 . ~lwoly damfJe<! Oil' It. . Kn: A. Malone, I SM. -' a I ~ • I
finale! Whal an ordeal! P-1 Otl P-lil!Mfil by ~"°'r~ ~ l I I!" , elde. '• , ...... K..tpc;rt fflllsltta. --1 tfl• ._ .....
takes! Oo at once to the llRAM ,-Ud ban '¥ ~ <Ow ' • I~ r.,,,; !) Fred lf. Kroll,. WllniJ~ 1'88 .,.._ to N~ ~ ....--' i ·i I.,-..,., Ii ·aw ti I
pre•• d and !al.liq -111..wi -.rribft L -'ff -Ins bat --I»' mun., tn of -ed for druak. driYliitfl!9!!..Mto Wee!; tllet a f:io ~ wu -. I 1
make JoU --OI' ..-jqJJr Old ·-U JVll'N ~ -llW.t, lilob>nl ~~ ID Uwo -!'. -col_llded with&.~ dal ... l;nni & -·i[i~-!--ll'A
you may -wan1 on a 1aw .i.tt: -a-ta • . ..i.t. .., ~ °"'" n1 Jott & Os11t aid by l'ki;d Dollarlllde .._ or. r.. •'-.....,.. !a ..... ......-: · -" , ..
. dllld"" will be owJnslnl' llllnd·l-~-t» NI°"' la tliio w-r-.:..i'illty for the lllllq--'la ...,.lei at 17 St:-~.BIP· II..: Mrt-~ -.loft·-• ' 4 .I
tune c1ar11ns. -,_)1111 -~--,. Y••• • sr ~;not M itme9d uc1 Olat. the nat....,. at 1e:ll3'.a.m. l'rlday . ..._, . ...-a .fiomt ~--._ m ~-•r•.11n•<•·-.
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1.i..__. ............ __ • I '· ). • • • •I • " ~ u·i·~i·x..;.. ....... ~ ~ .tnn1"· RllN'f A J'.~O. » J><r ~nth. ·!iIDO ISLE · 'l. ' • I • • '"' ' ~· ror s-.. ot ttir • Alt....,, .11owec11t you h<"1 with, • • . ul>o Ba.CK BAY , On ·Mari.rte Ave., Balbo11i ·Island boat. A R4al BARpAlNi Ph. 1)1 tenno. DANZ.SCHMIOT Co,, ·u '°" ~t a ~~ on •-·•-' 15 ACRE!!.-lat time otfered •fw Three bU.fu•. bid.:. a11 10ceupled 'wllh A·1 tenant&. Harbor 232:1 • :• 90c92 G20•N. Main, Santa AnL \ ISL.I: lee UL lffj"ral .u...-_,.., .1 t Be lltu1 •-• •·-
.4· • • • • apt..._ A.190 ttr.nma. avsll&ble. · \ aa e, au view. Ree:tric...::u Sh9W 8%, n4' or t.ett.er. N~ phone caJla please> See. X,s. • ....,... fMER $1 '2()() Down area.. CaU· tor Information. . • M-n:iliiol'1AL8 , MOVJNG -ChUd"il, glld•t -ng ELECTRIC ORGAN. Like new'. · p A-PAU · , · ., New Lido Tn}e Marorui .at ll:aJ'I 81anley ottl<e. . . ·J-:;:...:.;;;:;=;;..;.;=----,--• and'· 1rapne playgrOU!ld ·~Ip-lamouo malt,. Save $200, l<rm._ . • • • · F H A R al ...., " ~ "'
Alcoholiai An<>nymoU:. ' m~t. $30. Phone ~n 8209·R Electrllled orgo.n, U.00 only $175 INCORPOR-t~ . • ' • .. es e READY SOON -3 bdrm, %-bat!), ' " H M ,..... . H
·Write P. o. Box 2% (uhtU Thureday eve.) 9Jc92 For church or home. Danz-3383 V1a Udo llar'bor: 1000 LoTe1Y 2 ~rm. almost new, nev~r dlnlng--<ten. Corner fireplace. aye any \JDOJCe 0Me8
Balboa laland, Calll. Schmidt. 320 N. Main, oor. 8th. , lltl< -lived In. Hwd, tile, garage, , · For<ed alr heat. bar-type kltch· onl!albpa Island $12,50(} to $85,000
Pbone Kimberly 3-6.193 30.8-APPLIANC£8 8anta Ana. , BALBOA PENINSULA-2 bdnn., . eu:y payments ot $62.39 tnclud "1 nl. 28-cUallrtlmgaratoge.. ... <=:'_~-~· et. to •t.
PRECISION
Watch Repairing
Ei.f:CTRONICALLY
TESTED AND TIMED
U>uck's Jewelry
lTIS Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
81c93
Hz.LOST AND FOUND
LOST -Slacll male cat. Please
notify. 303 Grand Canal, Balboa
14Jan.d or call POLICE Dept.
Harbor l. 89c90
LOST -Liberal reward for mai"'
> WE REPAIR
all makes Of w&ahing mac:lllnes.
tronera. vi.cuum clt"aner. and ta-
b1e appllancee. STROOTS Te·
Winkle HardWf.!'e, d.~2 NeWpOrt
Blvd., C06ta Mesa. Bea. "22. ·
86c99
SI-WANTED TO BUY
BOOJ}S \V ANTED
I will ca11 and buy ....
Your entire library
BUNSTER CREELY
Phone Harbor 321~-W
78c7DH · red Dachshund who dif;apj)('ar('d
from 0101 Seashore Drive on
Feb. 3. Phone Harbor 0809-J I S2-FURI\°1TURE FOR SALE
evenlnga. 90p95
FOUND -Small diamond din-
ner ring. Write Box Z care of
thta paper. DOc
!S-!llTUATIONS WANTED
• EXPl!:RIENCED MAN wants po--
ettlon as motel or apt. manager.
WW al.to consider maintenance
or, caretaker of private estate.
WW go a.nywhct e in Calif. 505~
E. Bay Ave., Balboa. Harbor
:1!181-R. • 85c9-0
FINE LA UNDRY or ironing only.
Help with dinner parties. P ic k-
up and deliver. lt1rs. Williams.
Call Beacon 5591-W. 88c90
YOUNG MAN. Veteran. wants job
in HFVice station, light truck
driving, m~anical work or ? ?
cau or write 3711 12' W . Balboa
Blvd.. Newport Beach. 89c90
WANTED -House\lo·ork by the
hour. Have own transportation.
Beacon p211-M. 89p90 l
.ltXPERT gardl'ner rlesirl."8 work.
Hu power machinery. Ph. Bea.
~283-W. 9ltfc
H-HELl' WANTI:D
·Standard Station, Inc. • U.. a few openi<igs
FOR MEN
' Who are looking for permanent
employment with excellent op·
~Ttunlty for advancement. 21
to 40 pretefred. Paid while
training. Approx. $270 mont.h
to 1tart. Liberal laundry allow-
ances. High school minimun1
de-aired. See Supt. at th~
Btiy Your TV NOW!
· See these LOW Prices:
RCA tONSOLE 16" TV, like ne"v
with .,t..M & FM radio, beautiful
mahogany cabinet wllh doors
............................................ $324.95
PACKARD BELL blonde 121.f?0
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table model. BARGAIN!
Two TV Radio-Phonograph Com-
binations. latest model: one
14'', one 16" rectangular. Floor
sampl .. .a. ~cellent buys!
10·· TABLE model -RCA chas·
sis -Expanded mask -f'.ler'_
black tl,J.be. Reconditioned 8fld
guaranteed. Comple with / -
· ble ............ ·-·········-········ 9.95
USED WIRE REC Good
value at .......................... , ..... $99 .50
Keep In touch with us ·tor good
buys in TV sets being traded
In -
EASY TERMS ARRANGED
DA VIS-BROWN Co.
1885. HARBOR BL'VD.
cOSTA MESA
Phone Beacon 6821
FURNITURE BARGAINS
Caloric Gas Ranges, apt. & r<·~-
Chrome dinclt(' set ..... -......... $89.50
Mahogany bed
Mal\ogany r ocker ........ _ .... $29.00
Auttque chest & table
Magic Chet ga:!!I range ..... S89.50
International Harvester Refrig.
Englander Mattress, full or
twin size .............................. $39.9:>
Deep freezers, Interna'I 7 cu. ft.
Victor 16 cu. tL
Dale's Furniture
1929 Harbor Blvd.
taxes and Lnsuranl"e. Full prlco.! o · e c,~ your own b~. very attractively turn~ .,8 5oo • co.lore. Price $22,000.
tahed, $66 mo. to June lat. Har-~f • ' · · ALSO
bor 3019-R. 88Uc .--12 -bdrm.a.· and den. I% bath.a on
RENT A PIANO, Jft, fYJO. Six mo.
rent appJJes on purchase at
SHAFER MUSIC CO. ( Sln('e
' 1807) t21 N . Sycamore. Santa
Ana: Kimberly 2-0072. 80tfc
$750 DOWN G. I. 1 \i, lots. Beautl!ul tar~ patio,
LOVEt.Y 2 BDRM, 2·bal!_l baty. Brand n..w 3 bdi--m hon1e. Over deluxe construction: Truly ·• front apt. Fine bay"Vlew · r.c va E'I -·1 . , tine home $22 ~ ·
\V ANTED: 50 11!anos. Trad~ . in
your old plac10 on a Grand, Spin-
et . or beautiful t elevhiion. Wgh·
mt caah allowance. Terma,
DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO ..
cor. 6th., b20 .,..o. Ma\,n. Santa
• Ana.
SPINET. Brand new but case
slightly damaged in shipment. A
wonderful f>a.rgain. Save $140
Genuine. Te rms. Danz-Schmidt
Santa Ana, 520 N. Main, corner
6th. Over one hundred plan'9.
SPINET R epoas., Pay out balance,
$285. Another reposseulon at
$395. cost new $615. Just like
new. Terms. Danz-Schmidt Big
Piano Store. 520 N. Main. corn.
6th. Santa Ana.
LOVELY PLAIN CASE bungalow
upright piano in fine condition.
$265, terms. SU down and SlO
mo. at SHAFER MUSIC CO.
(Since 190,7) 421 N . Sycamore,
Santa Ana. Klmberly 2-0672. •
80ttc
beach. $115 mo. to .June 15th: 1100 eq. ~Corner lot, flaptone · · ·
s :tgbtly higher by year. ll"'Jllc .• hwd .• tile, thermo. ranch $4 750 Full Price
type. We believe lhUi is the IA.st ~ ' GREENLEAF A: ASSOC. individual home that can be ur-ct.rrE. BEACH HOUSE. 1 block
3112 Newport Blvd. Harbor 2M2 chased at 5 per cent down PW~ from best bathing beach. Build-
.. 8etfc have sold every C.l. home. that' Ing ~n good cond. $4~50, furn. c<:trT_A_G_E_T_R_Al_L_E_R_,~3-r_m_a_.-2-7" we hove ad.vertlsed. so act quick Lido Bldg. Sites
apt etove, running hot water, on lhla one. Full price-55-fl. bay front choice loc. $27,500
private bath and laundry. 200 E $11,250 30·ft. bayfront R-3 ... .' .......... $9,000,
16th St .. 16 and Orange, CoelA 45-ft. lnslde ........ .' ................. $3,500
Mesa. Adults. 89p91 66·ft. inside lot, best loc. $ 7.000
BAf,BOA ISLAND
HOUSES ANO AP'l"S. ·
YEARLY OR SEASONAL
See GAJL CARNEY with
Nelda Gibson, Real Estate
306 .Marine, Balboa Isl. Har. 502
69tfc
For Rent New and
Furnished Apartments
S50 JM'r mo yr. rd., close to town
and beach, hwd. floors, garages.
wa11hing machine and hot waler
furnished. no obje-ction to good
tenants •wilh well-behaved chll-
drcn.
2 B.R. & Den
On lo vely corner · lot near Newi>ort
Heights. Nice kitchen, 9eparate
din. rm, big bny windows, fi re·
place, pkuant den. 2-car gar.
For the be•t buy In the area .
Full prtce-
$9,000
Phil Sullivan
C. Galen Denison
G. T. Everson
REALTOR
490 Newport Blvd. C'..osta Ml'sa
Phone Beacon 624 3· W
Harbor 3157-W or Beacon 5458'-J
35-'ft lMide .................... _ ...... $ 2,1550
GREENLEAF Ao ASSOC.
311·2 Newport Blvd., Harbor 2552
86tfc
Selected by Multiple Listing
As Outstanding Buy
OF THE WEEK •..
G. I. Resale, $12,900
CORON A DEL MAR 3 bdrm home
hwd. floors.auto. heat. 2-car gar.
3 blka. to beach, close to shop.
center. Paymeht.8 only $61 per
mo lncl. tax. and Insur.
WHY PAY RENT?
GRAND PIANOS -Used, Knabe 1
Chickering, Maaon and Hamlin.
Steinway, Everett. Sohmer . See W . A, Houslon, Jr .. own<'rs
Wurlitzer. Starr Kimball. Man.v .agent, 222 \h Main street. 1funt-
others. From $395 up. DMZ· inglon Beach. Tell'phone Lex-
3 BEDROOM HOME ON
BEAUTIFUL LGE CORNER
Multiple Llat.ing No. 1691
Ask About Thi.8 at Any
MULTIPLE LISTING Rt.TR
' , 89cDJ
.Schmidt Big Plano Store, Santa lngton 6-4027. 89p93
Aha, 520 N. Main ( corner 6th. ·•80 ON E '• L ASE-521 FernlCaf,
VOSE & SONS upri~ht piano.
Medium size. cxc('ll<'nt conditio n.
Bench included. Ph Har. 2282-W
after 8 p.m. Dlt'.92
40-BUSINESS Opportunltl,.
Corona dt:I Mar. Lars-c living rm
with fireplace. 3 bdr1ns, garagf',
clean. Call Harbor 0829·R: 89c91
SMALL APT furnished, ut1l pd.
LOTS Qf' ROOM HERE. DOxl56
corner in an cxecll. location
Co6ta Mesa. House, garage and
patio built in 1946. Has tl.rt'ptace
hwd. floors and quality features.
Large fenced patio. Price, $13,-
750.
The !•land
3 BR's & DEN
2 BATHS-LOTS
OF REAL HOME
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WANT TO BUY!
S50 mo., yearly rental. Adults.
423 Goldenrod, Corona dol 1.1ar.
Phone Harbor 2848-W. 90c92
ATTRACTIVE. llkt> new. 5 rms, 2
Newport Heights
Ont> of the Jx>sl buys· In the entire
area. Really nice 2 bdrnl hon1e, 4
yrs. old. Has many nlcl' featurrl'I
inc!tJ . fireplace, hv:d. firs, flag-
stonC'. etc. Bonds ptl., price is far
below r l•placen1l'nt.
Nicely i;tyled home on at-I
Small Business
Suitable for a Lady
No Food or Deauty Parlor.
Ed L. Sedelmeier, Rtr
1523 Coast l~tway, Corona 11~1 M.lir
Harbor 2766
'
· btlrms, unfurnished. Fireplace.
dbl. gara,;e. patio. A'dult, no
pt>ts .. $100 mo. yearly. 711 Iris
Ave., Col"ona dcl Mar. AT. I
1-5983. 9lc93
I VERY ATTRACTIVE apt .• a ccom-
modates 3. $45 n10 .• util . pd. On
tht· ocf'an and J blk. from bay.
1700 W . 0c£'a.n Front. Newport
Beach. 9 lc93
LARGE turni.sh{'d 3-rtn apt. Pri·
vacy. Perfect for 2 ml'n or em-
p:oyed couple. Also wish Lo
sh&re. my home with refined pc-r--
son, Corona del Mar. . 91p93
$10,750
Beacon Hill ~ealty
466 Nt>wport Blvd (above ArcheB)
Phone Beacon 6713-R
74c76
. * * LOOK * *
FOR LEASE Business Property
Small h~ on Marine Av~ .• Balboa Island. One room
sul~bJ~ .for business plua ~helor apt.
ALSO FoR RE-LEASE--!Buai.ne88 property on ?tta.rine
Ave. Store room plus 2 ~room apt. W1th fireplace, at-
tractively furnished. Suitable for small business or pro-
fessional people. Ba.lance on lea.se approx. 2 ~ years al
1135 month. . ~ ....,. -...
On Balboa Island
UNUSUAL 3 bdrm pre-war home, Q % baths. Forero air
furnace. LJe· llv., din, and bdrms. Wall·lo-wall carp<'t In·
eluded. 60 ft. lot with patio and room to stretch. Extra
rm in gar .. Other outstanding features. Its really nice!
EARL W. STANLEY, Realtor
225 MARINE AVE., BALBOA lSLAl\'D
Looking For ---? ? ? ?
TOM PAYNE, Realtor
My New Office Ready Soon
at
310 COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
Temporary" Headquarters Now at
3i8 COAST HIGHWAY
Telephone Harbor 0961 or 2883· W
(Formerly associated with Earl W. Stanley, Realtor,
Corona del Mar efftce tor two years; and for Uie pe.st
six months with Stanley A. Smith,. Realtor.)
BAY FRONT
IF YOU WANT A BAYFRONT HOME
on Balboa Island, you bad better see tllisl
2 BDRM, knotty pine interior-large fireplace,
floor furnace, completely furnis!)ed and spiel! and
span. In excellent location, with beach anq room
in rear for garage apt.
$24,000, Terms
LINWOOD fICK, Realtor
312 Marine Ave., Phone Har. 2042
BALBOA ISLAND
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89c91
Home and Income
Priced to Sell
BAY FRONT
HOMES ·
,
STANDARD STATIONS
Dahlia & Coast Highway
Phone Beacon
'Costa Mesa
0107-W
83c84
FOR SALE-Complett" equipment
for a Frosty . busincu, includes
a Taylor' Freezer with Harden·
ing Cabinet, a 4& g11.llon retrlg.
milk cabinet. also drying rack.
containers. etc .. S£'il at a reason-
able prict'. 221 So. El Camino
.Real, San Cien1ellte. Calif, Phone
348. 89<..it l
LOVELY tipper 2-bdrm, u nfurn.
apt. 105 N. Bay Front. Balboa
lsla~d. Perff'ct !!Un d<'Ck , $85
per mo. Referc•n_ccs 1 require<i.
Harbor ().167 -J . •9lp93
3 B. R. 2 ba. &: fge. apt. ovl·r ga., I
ocean view, new mod. 2-story
year-around home. Comp. furn.
l n 1 East Ocean Blvd., Balboa.
For appointment to sec call
Owner, Har. 24!il-M. Open dR-ily.
1 · 1'tc89
tractive corner. There are
thre · bedrooms and den
with two baths, a modern
kite en, plenty of tile, fire·
plac ; good heat and oak
floo . There is a lovely .
Alpi e styled living ·room
with I open beam ceiling,
unpai:nted mahogany wain-
sco~ and ample dining, al-
covel The .;;tterior finish is
of $akes and splattered
bric~ ·decor. Redecorati~n
can lnake this one of tire
mosd colorful Balboa Is-2 bdrm home plus
apt over garage,
and hobby room.
2 bdrm
laundry
t -5 bdrn\ home, lge living room.
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· , Corona del Mar ti-STORES A OFYlCE/I For Sale by Owner .
. ' l~nd fhomes.
Being !iold unfurnished and
Sandy beach. beautiful view.
A barga~n at $40,000.
2-Modern 3 bdrm home-PLUS
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89c93 Jack's Furniture '
1505 W. BALBOA BLVD.
BARGAINS ln use°d and ·WAREHOUSE
FOR SALE OR LEASE, 12-rin . 8·
bdrn1 hnmP. M od. stucco, 3 yrs.
old. Sl 6.000 full price. See, owner
-416 Riverside Ave.. Ne.,..-poft
Height.a. 91 c93
LIDO ISLE HOME. 45 foot lot, 2
bedroom:!!!, firt"place, walled patio
barbecue, double garagc-most, reasonably
' $20,apo.
priced at 2 bdrm. apt. Xlnt. location. 111 $39,375. ~
RELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN
for general hous<' worlr and child
care. Private room and .bath.
Reference&. •Cood salary. Call
Harbor 2787·W. 90c92
...unpainted !urnitu.re
1 Buy; Sell or ~ade
Phone Harbor 2502-R ' .
89c3
or FACTORY
SPACE FOR RENT
630 W. 17th St.
STlJDIO APT. overlooking bay.
Close to Richards. Yearly, $65
mo, winter $50 mo.. utilities.
Com plete furn. for truly restrul
living. Harbor 1489-R. 307~
33rd, Ne..,.,·port Beach. 91c93
$13, 750
A vallable al once.
Phone CRestvlew 6-4789.
82c9J
51-REAL ESTATE WANTED
3-0WNER MUST SACRIFICE-,
6 bclrma, 4.·bath home. Pier 6:
float. J. Aj. BEEK Office
BallJoa Island Ferry j NEW '2 BR 4-{i bdrms, 3 \i, baU1 home. Pier
H bo ,~ 63 Balb I home o g~ lot, expan-& f loat. Unusually liberal rt ..
'
·Furniture Salesman R~ED
Experienced Only
Apply BARKER BROS. Reed Type suiiroom Furn
FURNI'.TIJRE
Costa Mesa BALBOA -Yearly rental, 1 bdrm
furni.shC'd apt. ( f'xcept •line EM).
Phone Harboc:. 0331-W. 91p6
Cash for G . I. Homes
ar r , oa sland I sive ocean· view from love· nancing. '
I I 11 panelled living rm. Bay & Beach Realty '
INfOME FROM OPEN SUNDAY, 1-5 Ethel Shirley Gloden Fa)'
906 N. Main Street Cb . •
Santa Ana airs.·
87 cH Couches,
Phone Harbor 1964
88cD2
------------Tables,
U ·A-TRAILEB SPACE
Will consider others with A-1 fl·
nancing. Ph. Harbor 2865-M .
88p3 Part 1 10 tt. undeveloped New-CORONA HIGHLANDS
Sm~ll Investment SEE 608 SEAWARD RD. u60 Balboa Blvd. Harbor 1m
rt Blvd. frontage. Value Costa Mesa Buys
LARGE SPACE In beauUful trail· WANT-2 or 3 bdnn. rum. or un-j.660. WANTED -Licensed 3rd assist· . tc. e . ant engineer or bt"lter tor the
"Gypsy" 140 H.P .. Atlas impfrial Very Reasonable Prices. er court, also small lrafl('r for furn. house, goOd location, close -"--
WANT TO RENT-;1tngle garaJrc rent. 122.50 mo. 1741 Poinona, in near bay. Reasonable. Bal· Part 2 bdrm. house, rent $60
for storage in Harbor area. Ph. Costa Mesa. Beacon 6747-J boa or Bal. Isl. Phone SY. 4-2126. nfo. Two·2 bdrm houses at. Ernie Smith, Realtor
U-WANT!:D TO RENT
Llatlngo Wante<I -JI.loo l'tentals 3 BDRM HOUSE, large
Wil80.0. Asking $7,360.
offer. ~
loL W.'
Submit dieM'I ('R~ine. Apply Port
Orange, 1135 Coast Hiwy, New·
port Beach . Beacon r~2~. 9Ic93 Harbor 1423-J. 91p93 89trc Mrs. Schaupp, 1741 Paloma St.. SIOO, two 1 bdrm hoU8t't1 1205 Coast Htway, Corona del Mar
1 Pasadf'na 7, Calif. 88c3 S 00 mo. Total income. Ph H bo 2667 NEW 2 BDRM HOME, comm.
DAVENPORT 8.nd 2 kltchen ta-'4S-APARTMENTS &:. HOUSES t4-R001'1S FOR RE1'-Y / $!60 mo. Value $20,000. one ar r acre. 1544 Placentia. ONLY
Hotel Laguna
CORONA DEL MAR -Furnished ar -very arge rear o . zone __ , I bles. CREAP. Call Harbor 2988. AttenUon Marfnes & Eaaterncr1:1 · , Gt-REAL ESTATE EXCl-IANGE P t 3 L 1--1 t I Everybody read1 the ctaas1tled ads. $9,500.
~ NEWPOR'[ BEACH-near bay rooO'J• with Private ~ntranc~ and VlE\V PARK -f bdrm, ·3 bath I d.2 for trailer court or · NEWPORT HEIGHTS
------------~m. 1 bdrm. apt., gar .. uttlltics own patio. Phone Har. Oi)89-RK home. Wil l trade for Balboa or 1'?.f?? Two entrances. BALBOA ISLAND Nearly new, deluxe home. Very
-------------SS-BOATS. SUPfu:r.B includ., $45 mo to July 1st. I 90c92 NewpOrt home. Call Landauer Y,alue, $6,600. attractive pl&ce near HI School.
.. , •••.I!!• -·~••·• ·~u!I ALSto~-~·rn::.. ap~ util. ~~7 ~·50 • Realty, 422 Crenshaw Blvd., Lo,; ' '\ DUPLEX -Good locaUon, excel-$14,500.
-----~~·~ BOOKS-SEA· BOOKS vwY -L aeon • 86· tic tll-AUTOMOBILES, TJJlE8 .Angeles, Ph. AX 1-5261. 87p92 Tdta
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t Income. OWner anxlouo to N . B. C. REALTY
TeleVlS• i'on S • A floe stock ot boob on au ,acht· ~37 DODGE s ti w Eld t ' -:-u Doct ae · u d •20 ooo 3118 Newport Blvd. Newport Bch. ervice Ing oubject&-Plu. all curnnt RENTAL / . ta on agon-All In Will trade small home, clear, er y owner 1 • or says n er • •
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. Technician. 21' Mutne, Bal-la. Har 1647 • Cap lldna er.ts ette. Newport Beach. Harl>or ~bOab. R l C Ch'!"k ~With Me Now NELDA GIBSON
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land.leaped, $12,(XM). Ha.a attt.r •
G. I. loan on it.
FITZMORRIS Realty Co.
REALTORS
813 Coast Blvd. Corona del Mar
. Phone Harbor 21524"''
Balboa Island
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