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NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY; JUNE 5, 1951 FIVE CENTS
.t ·o* M. ReSiden~ Seek to Halt
Oil Well .Drilling in ·That Area .
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Corona del Mar ruidenla, armed with 118mple• of oU une.llln&
mud coll~ted f.rom the sl.re&J!I. bed at the beach. about two, mllu
from oil drilling operatJona. uked the County Board of Supervlaora
Thureday lo revoke the permit of the Shell Oil Co. now drilling on
lrvtne Company ~roperty, lnJand of the Cout HJghw9y.
Pioneer Sails to South Seas .
With Mrs. Clark Gable aboard, the George Vanderbilt schooner.
Pioneer. sailed from Long Beach Friday headt"d for Hawail, the Mai--
QUe&M. Tahiti a.nd other Society Islands. Sklppe~ by CapL T. I. Vat-
land, of 421 31st St., Newport Beach_, µte Pioneer Ma be~ a familiar
sight In the Lido Channel tor a num~r of Years.
Vande.rbilt, who .ls making the --------
cruise with his wife and 12-year-
old daughte-r Luc ille, indicated
that th~ trip would be-of a sc::i-
entiflc nature. '
The CaJifomla Academy of Sei-
ences and 'the Philadelphia Acad -
emy or Natural Science are co-
,gponsors of the expedition.
The owner said that attcmp~
would be made to photog-raph and
gather marine s~lmen.s at
Mesan .Seeks
Probation on
Morals Charge 1
depths of a mile In South Pacific Oougla.s H. Hlnesly, 240 East
Wlltecs. Also on the · echednle .20th st., Co.ta M.e!tl, pte8:ded
would be the gathering of rare gul1ty on one count of contrlbu-
blrds. ting to the delinquency of a
Loaded down with lhc latest I minor ta 14 year old girl 1 In Su-
in scientific Pquipment, the Pion-perior Court F rtday and asked
e~r .will try to conie up .~o v-:nder-for probation. \
b~ll 11 rxr,ectations of m~1ng a It is alleged lhat Hinesly had
btg h aul o ( marlnt-&n.d bard life. fondled the girl when she had
Dredges for .scraping the ocean been employed as a baby sitter in
floor, neUs for hauling in ma.rJne hia home on May 18, 1951 .
life fron1 the ocean that ls at-The probation ·hearing has bttn
tracled by the schooner's brlght set tor Friday . .lune 15 in Super-
bumlng a rc lights and diving ap-!or Court.
paratus are included in the exten-
sive outfittings of the Pioneer .
A nc\V t echnique will be used
for galhf'ring-marine speclmerui.
A ~-pccial poison will knock out
fish. •
Vanderbilt stre&8ed that there
would be no nee<J to follow thE'
Frank Buck principle of "bringing
them back alive." "We'll bring
our specimens bac k in alcohol.'' he
said.
F•urteen cameras and other
ph<>tographlc gear will make a
grapAic.. record of-1.l:le..trlp. .Under-
water photographic "1\Jlpme.nt la
also Included for filming marine
life ln thE'ir habitat.
C. Brown Named
to School Board
Chl.sholm Brown. prominrnl
C03ta .Mesa businf'ssman I Davis-
Brown). w~ narnffl lo the Costa
Mesa School Board Thursday to
take over the poat left vacant by
t he recent resignation of Doug
H.lnesly,
Co u n t y Superintendent of
School.8 )..lnt.on T . Slmrnon11 made
the -e.nn4u~nL --
Costa Mesa Child
Dies of Suffocation
SECOND f "A.RE\\'"E.LL , to t.be
Harbor aree wu -14 Friday by
Ru!l.~11 Olrtrlch. editor of the
Pn'!l!J8 and X t'Wa.-T\mea. who left
to join hl~ "1fe and two l!lrnall
iitons at thelr ranch In VlAta,
"'hf'rn thr,· afl'I rahing fryftn
and a vocadM. D'ettlch and hb
partnc-r, photocraph11r Af'!W"flc-,
itt&rlf>d a p&ctortal ~lnP,.
the Bnchcombf>r, here afttt the
war, lat~r 801d It. After it0me
tlmt' ln thP mlddle weal the-Dte--
t ricM retunM!d and' R~ll •~at
Into the ad\.--ntlslq department
latf'r bt-eomlnc editor of the
Nrtn-TlmtJt and tbe .FrftB.
WAl'Ell 'iQli'
FOR FAIR~IEW . Vande rbilt cxpecl.8 that the trlp
~till take six months. Oce&n area"
will be studied that ha..e.n'l been Jerry Lee Shafer;~-month-old Whether or not uaers of the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dona.Id E. Fairview County WaUr District
Shafer, 1892 Whittler street. COB· will get a new water distribution
ta Meaa., smothered to death ln his system will ha.ve been dec.lded at
baby buggy Wednesday. the polls Monday wl\en : \.tie ' •150
visited for 40 years.
Schoo l Bonds
~ to Mesa Voters
Deputy O>roner lloger Burn-members of the di•trlct have cut
barn who conducted a.n investiga-their vol(.>S.
lion said that apparently the child Thf· voting was . on a proposa l
had suffocated to death and no to iMUe $325,000 lh bonds to re-
Inquest waa necessary. place outworn lines -some of
The tiny boy wu found d("&d by them 30 years old -ln order to
Still being tabulated are the his mother aeveral hours after s he inc rease the low presaure whic h
result.s of Mo nday's Costa Mesa had look~ at him at ts e..m . Indl-hM pla.gue<l rl'sldcnll of the dis-
electlon in which the votens ba.l-cations were that the child had t.rict for yea~.
loted on two major proposals t0< smothered shortly after his moth-Unde r plans of the present
expand their .chool syatem. er had lo.oked at him. 001,,-d of directors and according
Decisions wlll be made either Funeral arrangements will be to their announcements. t he issue ;ooo conducted by the MacDougal can be rr pald out of revenue from
approving or rejecting a s9a . M rt · a--t& Ana. "money ob'·1·ned under the present bond lssue and an extension of 0 uary JD ~· , u..
state ald in the amount of $1~.-t&x .. rate.
000.000. Mesa Man Killed SUpJ!OrlCMI of th• bond 1 ..... are
A two-thirds vote approving the b R d G cler optimistic over , lhe pro~ble out·
i88Ues is needed to expe.nd lhe y oa ra come. They point to the fact that
Costa Mesa school system. Elmer N. EIH.n.saon, 60, ot 2187 not a single protest wu rallied
A new grade ecbool on Del Mar Vatrvtew Road, Coat& Meaa, was agaJ.nst the bond luue and the re-
A.ve. and an Intermediate echool tnetantly killed at 10 a. m . Thurs-placement planl!I at t.he public
' at Hamilton and Meyeu Pl. plua day in Trabuco· canyon when his meeting hf'ld within the district on
cafeterias at the three exlllt.lng-road grader went out of control, M11y 8. Lending lmpetu11 to the
schools will go before the voters. elid off the road and toppled over favor In which the plans are held
According to law, the Sl.500,000 on him. It was hours before the wa.s a communication from the
state ..grant woult1 not be repay· bodt could be extnc&ted. Elling-Board of Fire Underwriters of the
able until the tax rate fall.a be-eon had been employed by the Pacific last week that the new
low 40 cents. At that time the county road department for the systC'nl would ··probably reduce
difference between the existing .
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put 23 years. tire Insurance ratea by about 20
rate and 40 cen!s is refunded to Among survivors are his wife. per 'cent."
The local reaident.a charged that tha.t they were not aallafled that
the drilling OperaUon had vlolat~ reaidentlal areu woukt be pc-o-
ed terms of the permit beca~ the tected. I
driller had changed the location They urged the 1uperviaor11 not
ot the' well and had permitted ro-lo grant turthet permit.a until a
tary mud lo flow down a etream s tudy of lhe 11itua.tlon had been
bed a.nd contaminate little Cor-made. However, c hairmen of the
ona beach near-Shore Cliffs. bl?anJ, Wllllll H . Warner, Mid that
Not SaU•fiN the board could not slop all pro-
. Members of the group proteat-ceedlngs In the dcvelopm~nt of
Ing the dr:lllng operatlorui had natur11l resources.
&eeompanled oil company offi cial" Warner said that the board
to the Kite of a propoaed new could uk She.II Ott and 1'8 con-
drllllng operation (two mile& ln-tractor to correct the situation
land from the Coaat Highway "and IP. they refuse. we can 1tart
midway between Corona del Mar proceedlng11 to revoke their per-
and Laguna Beach) and Indicated mil."'
' Uns~heduled Mesa V
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isit Planned
of Red Cross Bloodmobile Unit
Because o f the dire need tor""---------------
whole blood for the Korean front,
an unschedull"d visit by the Amer i-
can Rt"d Crofts blood mobile unit
will be made In Costa Me11& on
Thursday, June 7. Since t his does
not leave much time to publlclze
the vi!llt, the cooperation of every
organization &.nd group of the
community is urgently needed.
Service clubs are requeated to
•pread the word and lndlvlduals
are requested to support the local
br&nch o( the Southern Orange
County Red Cto88.
The moble unit will be set up
at the Costa' Mesa American Lf>-
glon haU: West 18th strCe t. from
3 to 7 p.m. on June 7. Any per-
sOn in good health betwttn the
ages of 21 and 60 will be accept-
ed, provided they pass the prelimi-
nary check-up. It hu been more
than three months since the la.st
visit o! the moblle unJt, ao that
peraorui who gave at that time. are
eltgtble to come again. Thia I• a
convenient, opportunity for pe-ople
who wish to replace blood given
from the blood bank. to do so.
It 1s hoped t hat 124 pint.a will be
'lbtained.
Mrs. J08eph Rapier , cant een
chairman tor Costa Mesa branclr,
~·Ill furnillh light refreshment.a to
donors. She wlJI be assisted by
volu nteers from the Grange. Mrs.
Mild red Mathews is acting a.s
chairman for the day. and will be
&Misted by executive board mem-
bers Including Paul • Creighton.
chairman; Walter Weimer, Ralph
Irwin, Irma Gabriel, Llllla.n Butler.
Jim \Vh\te, JU.dge D. J . Dodge,
Arliene Suangler, Gertrude Bush-
nell and Rut h Bacnett. Anyone
wi!lhinA transportation may phone
any of the above memtloned mem-
bers and the transportation chair-
man Mr•. Bushnell will provide
of getting to the Legion
AMONG THE HONORED gueat. 'a t the Balboa Yacht club'•
formal &tMOo. operdnc dinner dance lut Sa~rday "'·ere the two
•'head men." of Weat Cout yachllq Mqwn here '41ttt. BYC Com -
modore Harry BlodKef( (oenter). At left ls Commodore Lt Rle-
ltf'n, of tbr Pacific Coast Yachtln1 Aaeoclatlon and, at rtpt, Com-
modore Clifford W. Chapmaa. .a r.. of the Southllrn catlforn.la
Yachtta1 A.Nodatlon. (Photo by Beckner)
Rogers Second in Craig Rate
the state. Nellle and a daughter, Mrs. Eve-Last year the-dhrtrtct, with the
Superintendeftt" of 9 ch o o ta , I lyn Weber. Services were in assistance of the neighboring
Everett Rea , predicted a turnout charge of Smith It TuUtlll, Santa I Newpor;t Mesa Irrigation Diatrtct,
of 500 ,-0ters on the luue. 1 Ana. . I (Continued on Pac11 t)
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Thia vear'• race to Coronado
wu made under eome ~tfrlculties
•Ince fog obscured the coul a
la.rge "part of the time and made
It weU-n'gh tmpogglble for lhe
•kJppera t oeee their check polnt.a,
thereby ma.kfng the percentage er-
ror• unusually high for thl• group
of top Olghl predicted log men.
Mr. Rogen. with a boe.l new lo
hUn. 1fell prey to the handicap and
wound up in fourth place _wllb an
~rror of 4 .~ for the alxty-mile
c:oune. On die longer rpn frQm
San DtegO to Long Beach on In ciaaa "B': the novice dlvt.ilon·
Wedn.-y be vlndlcatod lilmoelf A. c. KcQuat. wtlb Regina n.
b,1 pl•clnl!' -tor tbe nan wjlb held a tint la bla c._ .bolb waya
only LM error and coUectlns a and wound aP in .thif'd placwf over-.
-~ Wftb an ••-all with a ,..,;.&itage of 3.M emir,
en-or bf 3.lt. wb1Je Ed Slmonla. new to lbla
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0Und:~ .tbe ~~ay r:ign of Queen-Georg~ ~ones, ~312 Newport Blvd., the !ixfb umual Fama Mesa.
Ftab·Fry pto'f1~ tun, enterta.lnment and flsh. tor crowds ot thousand! Saturday rnd Sunday.
A.ddlng glamour to the occaalon, ~ the election of beauteou1 Arlene Andent0n. representln& Ana~
helm Junior Ch~ber of Commerce, aa number on~ on lhE' Fiah Frrhli parade oL beauties. I; ~
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AIU••"&b .., atrupr to -pme and aloo With ' ,_ -t,
dk:(ed•log neJna, llr. 1locftW llad tbe CU7aJna. D~ JD&ll&C•,
Uttle t11Re to ~ ~ p.,fonn-ed a oeeond la hla .n.l.ion. &11\"1~11111 -~_ .... of 11o, for one.more ,_.., tbe R oi·
wlllcb Ji ii1s1i13' l*'portallt rW "~ IT*-' °i'lldlt dUlt .~ f-I':" tno of ........ Re will -.,.. Oft tbe "cout·~ -tntrtn·
-""'•• 111 • IUl>!n --I o1can, ~ trop11y. 11111, w1t11 · a year of cr1!lolns ex~ to-!.. nr.,. 'l'lllle m tr . ptbtr, Paul ao,er. and PuJM . I
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Graduation Dance .. Held Friday
for 8th Grade at Ensign School
The graduation dance i. lawye
3 high. polnt In commencement
actlvltles · and t!'lghlh xraden at
Horace Ensign acbool wlll have
many plt:a.:Ja11t memorle• of the
njghl o( June I WhLn tht')' danced
t Ol{e ther tor lhe ltL<\l time. 'nae
11wtng ba.ni.l, under the d.lrectk>n
of Miu Norma Perkin., played I.a.
a setting of paJma and the ec::hool'•
carete-rta where the dance WU
held wa.s decorated with etrlkllll
nrra.ngements or red gla.dlola.s and
\Y'hllt! stock.
The girls wore white ga-ntent(
corsages preaented by the New~
port Beach Elementary School-'
PTA, w.ho sponsored the d&ne~
a.nd the boys had red carnattorui
for th~lr lapel11. 'fhe host an4
hostess badgf' worn by Mlckei
Taylor, Pick Slet•per, Enla Men.;
dtnhall. liob Coane. Ron,nle Nf!W·
· lari.~ Leah Harmon, Arlene Hut~
Maria PIPgcr. Sandra Schmklt attd
Judy Stu1tn1un were deslgnfd by
Mr,;. nt~xtord Brandt.
Bob Milum anti John E11'ert
:ohnrf'd emt.·r~ honuNi, anhounctn1
1luJ1C'W1 and do.nee "'lrlner1, PrUiiet
for lhf>.Lucky Spot tis.nee went ta
Arlene t-luff a.nd Caroll Evans and
Oall Collin. and Mike VaUe '#Ofl
the Statue dance. Two boy1, bOUi
ttavtni' the i1lit!W B. C .• won Uie
theatre p8.8&('8 pre8Cnted by M"aeoo
Silf'r. owner of th~ Lido and MeU.
theeres. One pair of tlcketa we~
to Bob Coane, the ot.her t.o Bob
Cunn1n1ham.
Lyle L&ohbtrler, .tn1er with the
band, added rrtatly to the evenln1
with h1a lntupreta\k>n of the .1ea-
10n'1 IOOI btta.
Durtn1 the lntemtluion punch
WU ..,.,eel; Mr•. W. M. F.ie.ld1
pl'Mktlns over th9 bowl. A sur·
prlN dWinl \he earf1er part of
..lh• en,llns ..WM the pla)'in1 ot a
lape "."fOnllns of the owlns band
made t.y Roy A.nderaon during the
centett at. the N.wport Harbor
lfit.lon hJSh 8Chool. An lntere11t1nr eomt ln th~ eecond half or the .-.en.tnr WU the da.nce conte1t,
JUdfed by Mn. Mars•r•t Lew11,
and won ~Y Marcia Moorhead and
Totn Webete.r. A third door prl&e
dr&vtin1 wu made and the theatre
UckeU were won by Lorene
Sjerkln.
J'aculty members pruent ~e~
Mn. Maey MouUller, Art Ch11lat·
ellM.n, Mn. Marsaret Lewi.. Clt! •
ford MaJtler and Roy Andersen.
p:-inciPal. "' .
Aaltlns Mn. Kenneth 8tarege,
bame and family chalnn&A of the
PTA u.ntt, ln plann1n1 the party
..,. the foUowtnr elrhth xrade
P6Hftll wbo aao acted u chalt
ffonu; Mr. and Mn. W. 0 . s·u~
1t1Md, Mr. ·and Mn. Jo.eph
Hamblet, Mr. and MN. H. L. Dor· kin , and Mr. and Mn. D. R. Bow· '. ~ .
Cub Scout Packs to Hold · Picnic
Next Saturday at f rvine Park
' Cub Scout packs llln, Bal~._ ____________ _
sponaored by the Newport Beaclli
Elementary Schools PT A and pack • 181 , NPWJ>Ott Beach, sponeored bJ • • Richard's Market, wind up tbe.tt
BCft.!On Saturllay, June 9, pldtlckt
ing togelher at Irvine park. Th•
.vack.'5 wlll furnish drink afld dea1 !iert to go w!th the lunches eacl'}
~fnnlily · w ill pro vide. The after!
lunch program include!I foot &na
Fack racing, a broad·jumping cbn~
test and a trophy baseball game
~tween the two packs. ~
Art Remley, 101 Eaaat BalbQa.
Blvd., cubma.ster pa.ck l~. la 0..-.
ganiz.ing e bicycle club, the bike
trjp3 this sumn1er to be lead b)'
Larry Ewt'n. On these excuuiollt
lht· boyl:I will get lnstrucUon 06 • surety nlt<asures and courtesy °'
th(" road. The police will award thf
•'yt·lers a Ct'rtlfi<:ate et the end oi.
lltP !!('&:JOn. ~
You're _1niss1ng a lot of fun, lad.
lf you &r8 eight .yeara old and
h&nn't called on ypur local cub--
muter about Jolnlnr a CUb Seoul
pack. .e&)' 8COUt committeemen.
U lhtre LI an eJ•blh birthday com-\rir up between naw and Augu.t
17, you're eligible to attend the
one paok meetin• held durin.lf the
summer on that . date at 7 :30 At
the Ta.r Pit. What'a more, Joinl!K"
at that meet.in_g gtves you a cha.nee
t.o begin wo'rking right away for
that lmPortant nrst badge.
-Qubeoou.tlng becan in · Newport
'ti yean ago when Scoutmute.r
.fack:'l'kiat cnated thla branch
at Scoutlnl' to-anawe r the ouUtde
interest.a of boys jwit under Scout
a,-e.
Parents of boys lntereBted in
CUb Scoutinr are urged to con~
i.act Mr. Remley, Harbor • 0752,
ot Mrs. Alden Doesburg, Rarbor
0413·W, PTA unit CUb co-ordina-
tor.
Mrs. J. D. Snodgrass Is Hostess
at T-wo Delightf ~I Events
• Always a irrnclous hostess, Mr~ .. ~-------------'-
J . D. Snodgrass or 7, Beacon Say,
t:'n lt•rtainf'd rt'i:l'nlly with a lunch·
f'on or attractive dt-taU.s in the
IJalboa Bny club.
~plJcattn• ln charm a.nd
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Mesa Circles .in
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munlty Methodlot ChUrdl M re,
cenUy tn monthly ~na. ~rcle
1 gathered with Lucille Wea.therw
wu, 23.f E. 11th atreet. ror • del-
1ert lun.cbeoo. DevoUone were by
Alice &:ulman. lllthel Rl>odd pve
the m.ta!onuy talk. Other'a pre•
ent wen Mabel Jam e, Kathryn
Dial. Harriet JohMon, RutJI KJd·
der and Lola Meek.
Circle 3 member• met with Vel·
ma ·c~to:n, 1178 P'ullerto,n ave-
nue. . Aden conducted the
bualneM. .w officers ·elected
'tfere : Ru Allen, chairman; Sal-
ly HlnuJ)I;-Vlce-cllairman; Alice
Nl.tenbefs, lttuurer; Ella Albf'r1,
.ecret.ary. I)evoUol\I were stven
by rloruce R.atrllktn and th• mJa-1
1lon&r)' niuaase by Rem• Rea. .
'the circle later went lo the home
of Ethel Cooper tor ntresh.menta.
Nineteen rnembtta Md two vi.st·
tors were ptqen\, The next meet:
ln1 la 1e.l for Wednuday, June 13
'' 1 :ao p.m. at the home ·or l.ff's.
Allen, 111 W . 18th litreet.
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Ctrele 4 eonve.ned at the church
wber.e Nora Lanse pre1ldCd over
the bWllneN. "Thouaht of the
Week" wu the topic of the devo-.
lions pre1ented by RuU. s&rnelt.
Katherine M:ackens.te'a mJulbhary
talk WU on "Moh&mmedlan\am:·
HoateuM Mmu. Maxey. Kirks
llJld PlW1\.ltea.d aerved refreah·
mentt to 21 memben and 2 pests.
The nut mff\lnr wtU be he"d
Thutoday, Jun¥ 14, at 2 p.m. In
lhe Sunday achpol buUdtn1. Hoel·
euaa will be Mmes. Olaon, Charles
and Barnett.
Circle 1 elected new offlceTs al a mfftln1 wlth1 Jerry Dav~ 441
E. ltth street. Chotien were: Ann
Lilley, chaJrman; Wilma Myrehn,
vlce~h&lrtn&n : Lorent! Watt.I, eec·
retary; Helen Yerkey. treuurer.
Mary Andereon read a po~m.
MR . AND MKS. CHARLES !lJJBACK '•land at wheel of the In~; 1"-~doc llle7·....,..
marrlt.'tl .. 'rtd~y, l\tay 16 by' ilud10 C. · C. Cravath. Thf"0brld~ k thf' t:onDPr Ml19 lknilee 0'~
tPreu Photo) •
Marine Wedding
on Cruiser Invader
I ; Mrs. James Barr-et+
Is Hostess to
Altar Society Secret p&:• were revealed. Prea-··Marriage Boat" spellt!d elgnal
ent Were Helen Brown, Clem I flags which flew above the deck
Shotwell, Wilma Myrehn, Ann Lil· or tht> C'l"'Ulaer Invader on Friday,
ley, Paula 8.anbbrn,.Helen Yerkey, May 25 at sfte crlulsed Harbor wa· 1 • The bay front home of Mrs.
Bonnie DaYle, lnne Wood, Lorene ters. On boa.rd were lnttm&te James 8 . Barrett, Bay Shores, wu
Watt.a. The l'f'OUp Will auemble frlt'ndl:I and relaUvea gatherM to setting for a meeting of the new
June 14 for a noon picnic ln lhe witneBe the marriage of Miss Ber· Altar soc~ety of St. John \flanney
Coal& Mua p&rk. nice Alice. O'Connell, daughter of church on Tuesday of lut week.
At Flower 8trttt Mr and Mr.11. J ohn O'Connell, \V. Twenty·thtee member.11 were .pres·
Gertrude .Pence wu welcom"-d ~ Ange~es, and Charles Jame! enl for the dea.ee_rt luncheon and
&a a new member of Circle 8 whic h Fishback. son of Mr. and 'Mrs. buaines11 11esslon, pretided oyer
w .. entertained by Pauline Mith· J oseph Granville. by Mrs. Nicholas Brettner. Assi!lt-
otr of FlO'Ner •treet. Helen Myere . k Ing hosteuea were Mrs. Elmer
had ch&r&e al the devotional In· Th<' do~l&o:itn~ cedrc:o~d too Polrlf'r and Afrs. Edgar Carpen-
terlude a.nd Evelyn Thompson placc on e Y g ec was I Ler.
bt'OUtht the mlulon'1'y le&son. Re-performeJ by Judge C. C. Crt· Jt wna decided
fte.ahmenlfl Wert' Berved to Fern valh, thl' bride ~Ing given In
l'oell, MiAry ~heran, Frances keeping by ~er rather. I~ was a
Jones. Ora Holly, Mae Dorrell, zul" m.arlne wei.ld!ng ln a ll d~ta1lll. MiJI~
Hall, V•I Bube, Qertrude Pence, 0 Conncll \vore e white flannel
Helen Myers i:velyn ThompllOn sJtirt, double breasted navy jack·
Alene Cbrt~ten.:>n &Jtd Atar.Y et a.nd yachting cap. He r corsaa:e
~berltlih. Membera wtU be te· wu of white orchids. Her maid
celved June 18 at 7:80 p.m. by of honor,_ M.Ju E velyn Muy
Helen Myers. 346 E. 19th .s treet. Oeorl{e, wore a elml!ar C08t Ume
that m~lihgs
would be heir! on the first Tues-
day of each 'month but lhaf this
session would serve for both May
and June, the next to be held on
July 3 with Mrs. Brettner. lnetead
of the Junp bUelneu meeting. there
will be a 1•rden party on 'tut.s·
day~ June 12 •t the home of Mn.
Harry Welah, 171~ • Waterfront
Drive, Corona del Mar. A salad
luncheon wlU be 11erved at 12--:30
Circle 9 m"et in the home of bnt w1lh gardenia cori1age.
Betty Barnett, 1931 Ana.helm ave-J o¥ph· Granville wu bt>el man
nue. Devotiona were under the · 1111d <J ther attf!'ndant.a were Mildred
leadenhip of t>orls Luckhardt. Harris and Merl Ha.ikel~ Mra.
Beri1leace Fox conducted the ml11-O'Connell wore a dress of white
aionary 1tudy interval. Pruent jef'9ey while Mrs. OtanYille wu In
were Evelyn Ooemer, Marilyn navy and ":'"'hlte. Both mothers
Huscrott, DorU Taylor, Monna wore orchlcls.
Fisher. Rhea McKt>nzle, Myrtle After the ceremony the wedding
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Olen, Mae Rhea Glocknt'r, Bla.nche cake Was cut and those on boatd
Hutie. Dorothy Schorle, Ju11tcen toasted the new Mr, and Mra. ~Utton. Betty Dt>ering, Royce G!l-1 Pishba.ck In champagne. After-
bert, Ade le M'lchaeU, Frances T im· ward thry left the boat at a Bal·
betlake, Gabriella Ramoz, H elen boa Js land dock amid. a show~ of
Foell and Lucille Hahn. Rhea Mc· rit'•'. While the Invader ceturntd
Ken1te, 166 E. 19th stree t, wtU be tu hf·r IJcrth at Vt:ln A-1arina .
ho1teu Monday, June 11 , at 7 :30 I -~
p.m. Eloot. orn..... Women of Moose
to Elect Officer-s !:Jectlona of officers featured a
meeting of Circle 10 hostessed by
Miidred Warne. 1882 Lemon
p.m . With carcUJ a!terw•rd• on the
terracl!' or converaatlon tor those
v.•ho do not ca.re to pli.y. There
will be dooi-pri&es ror all. Aaaist·
Ing hoateue• wUt be Mme11 .. J .
M. Mulroy, T . J . Runkle and Geo.
C. Parker.
Book· Written Here
to be Published
in Australia
DAR Holds
Final Meeting
at O'Neill Park
The 18.Jllt meeting of the year,
until next fall, for the Col. Wllllam
Cabell. Chapter of DAR or New-
port Hirbor WU held In O'N~U
.park on M8y 23 In the ronn of a
moat enjoyable picnic. Before the
progT8JJI and fun of the day ~gan .
a short bwiiness &euion preaided
over by the Regent, Mrs. Charles
Boardman, took care or plans for
social arratrs to be held duri1lg
the sum.met" month&-to ralsE'
money for the National Buliding
fund. Ari-angements were made
for the chapter's representation
and flowers for the Memorial day
ceremony which took p'lace on the
Balboa Pier.
Members of lbe chapter are
Mmes. J, L. Beac;h, C. F . Baxter,
w . E . Blinn, Charles Boardman,
Margaret Dearborn. Braden Finch,
W. E: .• Fietft?r, C . F . Lander&, F .
I . , Morris, Ward Porter, R. 0 .
Rae, Franklin Seamon, A. E .
Stockton. W ifllam Tritt,. Lester
Vi erling, James Webster, Harry
Welch. Trevis Westgate, Jesat>
Wolfe, J . B. Wurdeman, H . P .
Yarnell, Edna Marx, W . W . Poore
end Mi.&.s Bese:e Sklnner.
""""°' A. Becker, D. D. S.
DltNTISTRY
1780i Newport Blvd.,COllt& Meta
Xedlc&I Bid&. BtiaCOll 8752
D00 Jt. 8&7 A •e., Balboa
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ITS FUN TO.WATCH YOUR
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When. you make regll)ar __ additions to your Savings
Program you'll -your Savings. tota) grow and ~w.
Even 11111aU adilitions do the trick when they're a ded
regularly. · .. •
Make the equivalent ~f a year's income your Sa~gs
goal .. : f-0r real security. When you save here all
S!!ving8 are Insured up to $10,000.
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FRAT EX FASHIO"S :
PLASTICS
A Fratex Fashion stylist will be in the
Harbor Area this week to show you
the complete line ·of plastics f~r · home
decorating. Draperies -· Kitchen and
Bath Sets -Bedroom Ensembles, etc.
FOR . Al'POINTMENl' CALL I
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H· A R B 0 R 2 '6 6
U-DRIYE . CRUISERS
ROW BOATS. ! :i1~so8:~~s
: ~!~~1:.t
Launching
ELLIS IOA.T RENTA
%802 Cout Wway Nm"port ne,c11 Ph. Harboi-
• AT SO'(Jn, END OF BA YSBORE BIUOO~ ,
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High Quality Ptiofing-Ph: Ha~. ~616 Bridge way lhl' aft~rmal}\ ot
th•· luncheon. th..: ~roup returnlnj
to the StlO<.iifr~ home !or c&rcl
11lay. Mrs. Paul Dunlap scored
high, ?1.1r!'I \tuuam Kemper took
i>t>cond priZP, Mrs. Verne Snod'l'
~rass pl8c1:d third and lhe draw
pr1z~ Y.1t:nt to l'tfrs. J ean Lawrence.
trtendllneu wa. a luncheon and
cana.tta part)' anenaed by Mn.
8nOdllf1lU. The ruest llot Included
Mme•. Wilma C&tey, Kathleen
W'aleh, Y•onne Benton, C. B.
Rudd, Net.on Holmwood, Gordon
H1.1daon. Bird,-Loul.a Venator, J.
W, Cammack, J. A. Oant, Colln
Brown· attd ·c. H. Kountz.
Helghte Dr., Santa Ana. Bcm ecf. Newport Beach Women of the
Hadley presided and seer.et pals Moose will have election of ne"W
w ere dtaclesed. Chosen to uslst orrict-rs Thur!lday night, June 7
Marian Overman, newly elected at B p n1. in th" Moose home, 2300
chairman, were: Florence Cham· Ocean Front, Newport Beach.
berlain. vice-chairman; Vlrgtnln Thursday, June 14 wilf be a social
Hogland, secretary: Ml!dred Rlt· night for the ce>oworkers and their
.schke, treaaurer; Bessie P ott.s, guests. An eQjoyable evening is
Mr. and Mrs. James Webster,
324 Lindo avenue, Balboa, have
r~ccivcd word that ?ttabel VJaln's
new book. The City Be fore the
Sea, ha.s been accepted for pub·
11.shing In Sydney, Austra1ta.
The author ls aister of Nora
Waln, whose novels of Ji!e'tn-China • have made her famous. She is also I High Quality· Printing;.Ph ,. H.ar .. ~61.6
Harold K. Grauer'-· ·
thP wife of' Ca pt . P'rcderick Smith,
who wu In a Japanese prison
camp. for 27 months.
C\lapel
Pb.one: Deacon 6010
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Others c>njoyin~ the affair wet•
A1m es. Harrl C. Burdick, P . A.
C.:hambt.•rllrl , Kellit!' J en.sen, FranJI:
Or. John Chung
Honored at Dinner corresponding secretary: Lucille planned for everyone.
Knight. miMlonary and devotions •
chairman; Faye Brock, ·member·
The couple li\'ed in Newport
Hai bor last winter and part of the
book wa.s written here. Leaving
here they went back to Shanghai
and later to Sydney.
110 Broad"·ay
Twltchf'll, Earl Stanley, A . Brad·
ford, Arthur \Vagner. J . Parley
Sn1ith, J ack Boylan, E. [. Moore.
Tnl' frli:nds • v,rere lntereetecl la
Occasioned by, the birthday 1 ship; Ethel De Bord, publicity. Al·
• vlt-\Vlng Mrs. Snodgrass's collec•
' t 1on or rar~· glassware and me·
anniversary of. her huaband. -Dr. tending we.re Be.s.sle Pott.s. Ethel
John K. c. Chung. 211-E. 18th st .. De Bord, Nettle Stevena. Marian
Costa Mesa.. Mrs. ·Chung enter. Overman, Flore.nee Chamberlain,
tained recenUy with a delightful Vlrstnla Hogland, Otn Orltfln,
dinner at the · Chunrking Cafe, Jackie MUler, Mildred Rltaehke,
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mentos of her .wjourn in the Ha·
v.•n.llan fl!llan<ll'I.
THE NEW
HAMMOND '
CHORD OROAN
at.50 per moatll
YO.U_.eu'-ptay J.. ......
mllllc at ·once. wlthOul ,..,,..
~ a, oiqle not&. Como -and p1a7 the ~ Cbol'll
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Anaheim. . Jean Patrick, Faye Brock/ Lucille
. Knight. Eunlce Fitch and Irma ·On band to relictlate lhe local Leigh Shaw. Next meeting wtll be
phyalclan were ~· Minnie Rich· June 13 with Lucille Knight, 2308
ler, Mr. and Mra. Robert Shorey Elden avenue at 7 :30 .m.
and aon Lee; Mr. and Mrs. Mar· ' P
vln GibllOn and ctaucht ers, Kathie
ind Charlotte: Mr. and Mra. Rob-
!rl Muller, Mn. Pa.rrle Robil180n,
Gary .. Joyce, Maxine and Caroline
Chung.
To Conduct
Education Study
Jamee W. Thornton, 811 OrchJd
lftDUI:, Corona dtl 'Mar, vice.
~telldeAt llf ~ Cout cellep.
.itt.11 tie at UCLA uu.. IWnmer u
lO-dlreetor or a pneral lclucatlon
ltUdy for tile Slate or· Call!ornta
Nlllch "' to be con<hi<:ted •t tile
.llllftnl,ty. It Will be attended by
!acUlty rwp-laUV• of all Jun·
or collesee ln the 1t&te..
Mesa Old-timers
a,t Perris Picnic •
Mesa Students
y.rin Legion Awards
Two Coeta Meaa M.atn IC.hoot
at'Ddenta, Marjorte Crable., nlth
grader &ad Martha. Whetchell,
ell'blh l'f'&der , won the: American-
lam HMY conte.at 1pouored by I the CO.ta Mua Amerlcan Lel'ion
auxtlluy~M. The-y were preeent·
od f1f1a !be achoo! awant aa-1
aembJ¥ y 21. J'lorene. Dav,y, •
awdllar:r member In chatt'e Of lhe
prQsnm, hiade the gift preeenla·
tlon. I .
U tile ""• local · _,. win at
tile 21.ot~trlet -tool In June, U!eY will tllclbhi few 11&u...i
·-· Danyl&lcl. • .t . ,
Entertains Sister
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GU t<lit officers attending the re·
cent in~tlatton and gu ~t officers'
n ight were Senior Regent Fern
Tipton : Treasurer Mary Ellen
Ret.'<i: Chaplain Nancy Dunn, from
lhe Santa Ana chapter ; Junior
Regent Flora Wiley: Recorder in Air Reserve
Lillian .Hutaln, from Fullerton • -
chapter ; Junior Graduate Regent Two Harbor high students who
Mary Roberbon, from Garden are members of the Navy Air Re·
BE SURE~ INSURE
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l!dAURl'E STANI.E•
_ lnsuranoe Onl7
Phou Harbor :a ·;7e 1 ml !farble Ave. Balboa blalld ,
Grove. Members or Moose lodge serve will take: a specialization
1457 \Vf're also present. The clu.s course thia aumQ:\er at either Oak.
or candidates Initiated was nam-land or Seattle:.. They are Roger
@d in honor of Put GOvemor Ward, Jr., member of the eenior
Haven Holbrook of Lodge 14&7 . cla..u and 90n· or Mr. and Mrs.
Mr_ Holbrook was presented with Roger \Vant of "4 AJi8o street:
a p38t governora' pin by the lodge and Roy Watklnl, ion or Mr. and
members. Secretary .Jack Vaughn' Kn. Roy K . WatklnJI, also of ·~============~! made the preeentation. Newport Height.. ;
MA'l"l'BESSES
Boata-Ro~Trallen
lneplar !!hapea
BEACON 11081
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:!HARBOR SOCIAL .EVENTS
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Riders · Get Trad
·in· ·River Bed
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--Clark Woods
Move to ;}:DM .
: summer stQik ~company Plans
;·:1 en Plays for Laguna Season · ·at -Costa Mesa
~ before a ...,,,, ·-<torta ln0eel'chofa-cv,11e-
make ap l1llf mind ~'UM
body otyle that -_.., Qlo
hta needm, adft9eiil the. NatlQb•l
Au~oblle cl.ub. .With",·.,;. many
types available .today, th.la I• more
difficult, but the ca'"1UI buirer
Will <have made a thorough 'lt.udy
of hta needa and determined -which
Oldeot ..,,_ • d-lo" qt'~-
6na.. del ·-... llr. and llJjL Cl&fk Wood, r..m-ll' of= .Wbd ~ llVfnl" at 302 ~
avenue. They are not -'trancet9
bowewr, for they are ~ yt
LlOJd Wood, 0.:-.. .Blftt, J>ronil·
nenl . contractor and ~Ud8r. I
,, :. This ye&r t'or the first ttfne In,., __ _:.· -----.,..-----1
Jessie, Wes Densmore, and many • )t*a six eeasona of aummer s tock others.
, the Laguna Beach 90mmunlty Th,. dUemma of the oatraclzed
·.Playhouse will' be taken over by prote~sionals wa..'I brought i.nto
.a company of profeuion.al actors, sharp focus by an amusing dinner
·all of whom live LD Laguna. In· party at which the cast of "Happy
B!rt.hday" occupied one toom and
•'stead ot gdinl" to Hollywood or all of the union members ot the
further atteld for ite it.an, the Playhouse \•.'ere carefully segre-
, 'n"'wly formed 1tock company for gated In another and required le
: rthe moet part will draw upon tht> wear be.Ill llk'e lepers. The upshot
'wide array of experienced talent of it all was the formation of the
irom •tace and 1tereen already re-Laguna Summer Theatre com-
sldlng ln the sea.ilde commulty. pany, of which seventy per cent
; It wUl be a dramaUc season of, J.re equity members.
"by &nd for I...a.guna. Kenneth Brlttor1, Fred Clark.
• The atory behind this new sum-Don J r-ssie, J oseph Paul and Mlch-
mer &tock coqlpany. iM interesting. ael s ·ims are the produc('rs. Byron
1t la the direct result of an actor's Kelley has ~n appointed director
equitY ruling that obliged one o! for the season and E . J . KroW1e
the prbd.ucera to withdraw from will serve ii\ the dual capacity of
. tbe ca.at of "Happy Birthday" dur-scen!c tlesjgner and technical di-, '.ing the winter amateur seuon be· rector.
;c~u.se ot hi.a proteulonal standing. Starting with "Old Acquaint·
, Se he decided to form an equity ance," June 26. ten plays will be
'.company that would provide an prvduce<l in aa nt1ny weeks. These
' outlet for the talents of the many inclutle such vat1t'd fare as
other prote911lonala in Laguna who "Cradle Snatchers." "Set ror a
founded', built up and for many Spell." '"The Royill Family,"
'.years have supported the Laguna '1"herf'·s Always Juliet." two short
: Beach Community Playhouse: plays by Janit's M. Barrie----"The
·P olly Moran, Mal St. CJair, Bren-Old LD.Jy Shows ll1•r Medals,"
dA J oyce, Barbara Britton, Con-and "Shall W~ J oin the Ladlea?"
, n ie and Glen Wells, Le.site Kim-and the world premi('r of a new
. men. Eric Linden. Barbara Reed, drama. yet to be announced. Tht>
' Kfnneth Britton, Betty Shope season is schN.luled t o close wlth
, Paul, Joseph 1Jody) Paul, Maurine , "Hbus~party," by Kenneth Britton
'Cooluon, Judy Long, Howard I and Ray Hargrave, August 28-
(Hap) Gr~am. Fred Clark, Don I September~-
. ·Executive Director Addresses
~Harbor Children's Home Society-. .
' "It la the respoMibJlity ot each,._. ____________ _
: and every Interested citlzt>n of
· California to bt>lp strength and • correct the lawa regarding adop-
' lion, of a aolution la to be found
' to the problem... Manuel Siegel
· told tbe members of the Newport
· Harbor au.xlJiary of the Children's
: Home Society at their luncheon
· meeting held Tueaday at the Bal-
• boa bland l)ome ot Mn. E. C.
, Martin. .
Mr. Siegel is the executive di-
. ~ctor ot Lhe Citizen's Committee
on Adoption of Children in Cali·
: fornl.._ The committee Is a clti-
' un'a group which ha.a been ere-
. ated to work torether to ehec-
• l ively study and attempt to solve
· CaUtornia.'a a.doptJon problems
th.rough progre.uive programa and
, improved JegUlation. Mr. Siegel
· told the auxiliary that community
· education Is neceeaary to worltinl[
~ out thue problems and th.at legis-
lators should be in.formed of the
•...recommendations of the citizens.
Mr. Slee-el al.so sa.id that many •
children in institutions and foster
homes could ~ placed in adoptive
homes if more skUled social work-
ers were ava.Jlable and financial
aid forthcoming. There are not
many orphans or legally aband·
oned children in California-rum-
ors to 'the contrary. However.
many children could be found
adoptable it lht>re were money
enough and skilled workers avail·
able to slrt out the facts to pave
the way for the older child's place-
ment in a loving home.
Offl~rs elected at this meeting,
who will serve for tht> coming·
year 1o1rere-as follows : Mrs . E . C.
Martin. president; Mrs. Wiifred
Berls, vlce-presldent; Mrs. J . H.
Riggs, recording secretary; Mrs.
Kenneth Staeege. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Forre•t Theetge.
treasurer; and Mrs. A . v : An·
drew11, parliamentarian.
Assisting as co-hoeteaaes at the
meeting were Mrs. Wendell Cal·
kins, ~1rs. David Corson an<.! Mr!.
F orrest Theetgt>.
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ROY All OOURT MEMBERS walA>b tbio danMn1 at tbe Spdas. F .. tlnl ciJ llie:_Oo ...... !IOJ~ oclioOI,
held Tuesday mornlns. Part of tile court (left to rl&'llt) · ""' tlu!IJ' ~:. ~ellle. TluUoUi.
Maureen O'Leery, Gary Aekerman, OaJ'Ol Denner and Orer MaeOIWv1"91" •.. ,(.Newa.T1mH P~o) . '
Bridal Party
to Feature Lido
Fashio·n Show
Highlighting the annual fashion
Bhow or Lido IaJe Women's club.
to be ht>ld Fr-iday at Udo club
house will be a lovely June bride,
with maid of honor, brtdeBmalds
and flower girl. accordlng to Mrs.
Hay LangPnheim, gt>neral chalr-
nian.
J oy J f'nnlce will also cr~ate a
go"'" on the spot. be.sides showing
stx original n1odels. Other spon·
sors are 1-iaggle's Knit Shop, Vel-
n1a O'Brit>n and Fun Fashions.
Models wtll be club memben,
M:rnes. Paul Rogers. D. V. Hayes.
Kennt-lh T. Brooks, Allt>n Cris-
sell and J . Arthur Taylor.
Guests will also be models, for
each Is to wear a hat de<corated
with nowers from her garden.
with pri%es offered for the pretti-
t>st and most orlglnaJ. Deuert
will bt> st'rVed at 1 :30 p.m. by
Mn1l'S. Douglu V.'ard. and Nelson
Neice, followed by cards and the
fashion show, th<" latter In charge
or Mrs. John Boytl and Mrs.
George ~ii('haud. Mrs. George
Ward is in charge or decoratlon.s .
Proceeds from the affair go to
the county juvenile home at Santa
Ana. Members may gel thf>lr tic-
kets at the club house .
Costa. Mesans~· Beach Picnic
Join Legion Ai.tx. Fin.al Event for
earo1 1Mrs. Haro1.i> Hoh• wu .. Mothersingers
admitted to t he membership of , .
VFW auxiliary 3636 at a-recent Mr. and Mrs. Herbforl , Co1e-
n1eetin1" ln American Legion hall, man, 718 Weal Ocean J'ront, Bal-
Costa Mesa and at the same tlme boa, enterta.Jned at final event ot
her hu.sband wu admitted to the the Harbor ¥.otheratngu., a ·pot
post membenhip:· luck-auppe:r and wiener ~-on
A plea wu mad~ tor good, clea.n the beach Tua.day evening o!,lut
clothing for a needy veter&n'• week tor .member• and their hu1-
f&mlly. Pereona wishing to con-ba.nda. '
tribute tjleae o.rticles .are . aaked qhlneae-lantern• provided d~o
to contact 'Hazel (Mrs. J ohn) Gill. ratlve Ulumlnatlon. MN. -J . Le.Ille
A 11leeping bag wu donated to 11 Stetffalsen, dlrector, wu able to
•lck boy who has to 11pend much be prese'nt, being we11 ·on ' the way
time outdoors. to recove.-y rrorh her recent optta·
Irene Timmlngs was re-electe:ct t !On4100t turned over emcee duties
juni.or vlce-pre•ldent of the unit. to .Jdr ... .SteffmMn, who led . the
Delegate!! elected to attend the group In .. f1t-vorlte songs JU they
state department conveniiQn in sat around tlre bon.tire. .
Santa Cruz June 26 wen Pearl Present were Meun. and Mmea ..
Brown and Mabel Glnen.a. Alter· Coleman, Steffensen, Ralph Dl!a-
"atea named we re Dorothy Gllle1-ver, Al Cl,.mence, Burt. Proci.r.
pie and Loul.ae McCracken. Calrence Dodd, Jame.a ZeJger.
The reault ot the poppy day Warren Lippitt, Norman Hu~iBB.
aa.Jes )VU overwhelmingly suceet•· Glenn Whitloc k, lia.rold Boyyey,
tul, It wu announced. The aux.ill-MarU! N""ewla.nd, Jamee Sanda, W .
a.ry wishes to thank all thoae who 0 . Harrtaon, Raymond Griggs,
helped In making the two-day sale George Graeff. Frank Orr. Clay-
so aucceufltl. ton Lowe, Tex Tunnell, Harvey
Attending the aecond dlstr\ct Peue, Roy Mohlson, Ronald Bar·
meeting in Orange May 27 we.re \ow; a.ho Mmes. Ray Harvey, I
the newly-elected delegates. Alice !.a.mes Gookcn and Elton Ragan.
Daggett, Dorothy Gillespie, Pearl
Brown and May Buckland. Others
attending were Oda Wells and
Mabel GMngu.
Refreahrnenta were served by
Louiae-DelJChenes and Yvonne
Scott.
Mesa Circle 11
El.ects Officers
Dates Set for Y'S M Cl b
YMCA Boys Camp H . eRns ~
Mn,; Othella Crane will rennie
her duUe• u chairman of ctrcle
U of tbe Cmta Me.a Cam.mu-
nlt.y MethOdilit church WSCS in
accordance with her tt-election at
the Mel.ion'• May 22 meet ing In
her home on 17th alreet. Orange Coa.st YMCA ttu aecur-ears epO
ed fou r p.rioda in ·Ooceola. an-of YMCA Sec.
nounct·~ Paul Delp,, g<'"neral secre-
tary. Th!s fin{' ca.mp has been In I ''1"here are now 11. total of te.n
operation, !!erving boys tor twe.n-I · hl I · 1 led 1 th active Y clubs in my area and I ty·elg years. t IS oca n e •
Other otflcer1 chosen we.re-Mn.
. YQUR W . Y TO CHICAGO niost beautiful part of th<'" San predict there wtll be ten more by NEEDbE-A \Bernardino· mountain, 6,300 root the first of the year," said Paul
Fril51e Jackron. secreta.ry; M.ts.
Marjorie Hatnes, treuurer; and
publicity chairman ; Jean Wind80r,
devotions; Betty J enka, mi.ulon-
ary chairman; Myrtle Long, mem-
bership; Jane Reid. loca.I church
actlv:Uea. Dev0Uon11 were ltd by
Mre. J enka.
Here is new:J for Orange county folk \\·ho are handy with a cro-
chet nt>edle.
The 19~1 Orange county fair, scheduled for August 15-19 , will
again participate 1n the nation·"-'ide crochet conte~t.
Orange county re.11idents may enter their handiwork In the com-
ing fair to compete ror the hand-
some '"Best ot Fa.ir" trophy, the
blue i'lbbons golnJ to winners in
-J6 classifications, and fQT the spe-
cial ribbon awarded for original
design ~ponsored-by Woman'r Day
·magazine.
Winning entrtea at the Orange ~ouniy fair ln an'/ of th~ 16 cate-
gorit>s will then be eligible tor na-
tional j udging with otlfer prise
v.•m.n ers from all over the country.
The 19~1 Natlon&l Crochet
champion will be awarded $M0 in
caah plus a rree trip to Chlcag-o
with all expenses pa.id. There Will
also be special cub awa.rda for
national entries ot ttt.n-age girls,
-'·H club girls and for ladte.s over
65 years ot age. A total of J2600
in cash prizes are ~Ing offered
In the final national competit ion.
Even the n1 en can get into the
act. Special prize award to mt-n
will be $100 in cash and an all-
expt>nae paid trip to Chicago.
Any piece of. crochet worked in
me.rttriz:ed cotton which wu eom-
1>1eted s1;ice January l , 19~1 . will
be eltgible tor the cow petltlon. The
J6° claaailtcationa include almost
anything a contestant might want
to make.
For ruJes and regulations or thf
nation-\\ide crochet contest and
tor a list of the 16 claulftcation.s
write to: Orange County _..Fair,
20391 Newport Blvd., Coat.a Mesa.
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Costa Mesa Minister Tells -of Mobile Post Exchange
An onklned mlnl8ter troM Costa Meu.. a photogTapher and a five-
man dance band haft pooled their talents to provide a traveling po.st
-,sc:J~p for 4oth dtYilloD lntantrymen b!Vt)uacking In the Ojojlhara
tralnJri formerly used by the Japanese army.
MUIJ the 2'Z3rd regiment's rwlng band have made the
tran.aitlon from t rhythm
to two--blt cbanP w;tt. lng "l don't know ir I'm suppoted to
a paper quarter, according be counting mea.au:res or money,"
l'1T9t Lt Aaron J . ~Rothman.• of · ed Malin. a former be.81
380 Perle Pl., Colt.a .Jiir.eM.,. form.er violinist ol". the Baltimore sym:
~,....tlGD• dlnct6r I.cw South-phony orcbt"sftL._-.
era. ~Ol'ftls Bible collece. Tbe ·rough. duaty rtde._Jrom 40th
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cl('vation. A mountain !!trea.m
flov.·~ through camp and tht' boys
can C1sh till tht>lr hearu content.
OttH'r activities include hiking,
nature. lore, horseback riding,
C'ampc-raft and all klnd.11 or sports.
A f"i~ swln1ming pool is available
fur in.Htruction a.s v.•el l as play
sw1n1s .
Delp, YMCA secretary in this area
in giv"ng a progress report to his
spon~r. the Newport Harbor Y's
Men" club at Its committee mttt-
1nJi!" May 28.
The Y's Mens club sponsored the
rect>nt YMCA fund raising cam ·
paign which made 'possible en-
gaJi!"t'mPnt of a fu ll-time secretary. ·rhe f'Venlng program around Mlnistrrs of local churches,
th,,. campfire out u~der the stars 1 princlp:!ls und Instructors in vari-
w1th . sung-!I, storf('B, stunts an<.! ous schools and youth workt>rs in
skits 1i:1 a never-to-be-forgotten t'X· other fields have been contacted
perif'nct' for any boy. by Air. Delp ' tn hll, ,j11.d$&Vo(-1 tP
The f~ i8 t'ops with plen_ty of get new y ~tubs started f"or' \.tte
fresh 1n1lk daily. A nurae ts on boys and girl.I. "The respoiise hu
du ty nt all tlmell of guard the bet•n , tertlflc,'' the secn>tary said.
health of t.'"am p. A counselor i9 Bill B6rt y ·8 Meru club preal-
provided for each cabin gTOUp of dent t:loeed ' the meeting a!ttr teU·
eight bo~s He is choae.n for proven tng the committeemen about their
leadt'rsh1p abllit' In building char· neJlt project, Interesting paient.11
actf'_r. . . in Camp Osceola, a high ·mountain H 1~h school boys Hi-Y camp 111 summt>r camp tor boye: and girls.
Junl' 19-26. Junior high boya· Mr. Delp .said that the "pattnt.s
(ages 12-14). June 26-July 3. Ora-could receive more lntormation by
y camp (boys 9-12), ls J\Ugust calling him at Beacon 8268. 23-30. •
AU camps are st the t>xceptlon·
ally low fee or $16.7~ which ln-
cludt•a meals. tran11portation and
insurance. Camp periods are fast
rilling up and parents interest ed
should rt>glater their 90n.s a.s soon
na possible. The YMCA office ls
at Orange Coast college and a $6
deposit will hold the reservation.
FISH a OAME POWER
A bill extending the regulatory
powen of thip Fl.th a.nd Game com -·
mi.salon tor two yean hu atarted
through the legi.ILature by Sen&'tor
Charlu Brown, D.. Shoabon.e., It
allowe the commluion to 1et eea-
aona and bag llmita.
l:nr7" weelr: day,, mornJ.ftl" Lt. head.quart.ere at Sendai --io...__ the
Rotlun&n -SCt-~ph Hall or training area haa failed to dam~
Moaten.y Park, former UCLA the enthuaiaam of the PX crew. ~.
c&mp.aa plll.lotft~ber and hla ayn-.. A can of -· ,._.,.. pretly
copat.d .ton:k~ to t.be fl.e.1d eood wflen • man hu ta.sled noth-( ·..nth "'\ army truckload ot aoap, Ins but .rice paddl.. for a WMk.''
~t:M, beer, cooklee ~ observed Hall. •
caNSY. ·For aunbunt soldlen • ot the
11o1 ..... pd Hall hit .._ tlMt Wrd, 11'X. lwluri .. otter a chans•
-_ Of & lllOlllla ''PX" wbell th• from their .....,Y diet of l'leld ra-
223rd 1lopn llnlt .......,..... at t.1pna.. Moot. populv IWNI are -,
C..p Cooke -Janu&ry. i:atl<>Md to three ca.,. per ma.a;
' • -the 40tlJ l'"Oall.IDed field dteeocrac:ken -.-... Eac1i ' <n'"tiis la 1._ U.., Pl!C picked comlJ&l!y' nma u.to..p Ito '!\'Ota
! UJ>-tllo JI... ..US.-PYJs. lade Ill 1-lb&n llaU aa bour t.lttt
r
1111--tue, wu11.: Guy Jor. the trvck amws. 1
--!"-". Kan.; 11e1wy1r Kalin. Tiie mo8iJe PX -·11u eanpt
N-"l'illll ~ -.& Q • ..U. Oil eo Wolj In the nard that otlls
W.-.V, It. L ; ..,S 0...ld Yori<, ol the •0th &N ~
JC""9;1aomt. N. Y. a Fehr~ · ,
--... i. caly PX la tile "'l'1M7 ~ .. ...U." t' M><I ,.... ,Wllll a ·~-. -pllot.o Jlct. 1'1•• ~ ~ ,., • ....._ ""'=• .:t:ai:. .,, 2
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During tbe 80Clal interlude Mrs.
J ackMn and Mra. J e~ks sh a.red
honors at a surprise layette •bow -
er. Aftt'r the gifts were opened.
games ba.sed on the babyhood
theme were played. The names of
11ecret paJ.s were disclosed· with a
gjft exchange.
Mn. Crane was· assisted in hoat·
es.s duties by Mrs. Long. A deuert
<f..~r•;. bro4ght i" e to the occa-)llbn.1 ·•I >~ 11 : lTi/.' pt~~~t date hu beec
changed to" "ctf~di* day, June 13.
Mrs. Jean Windsor will ht' host-....
Miss Nancy Igoe
on N. Y. Vacation
Mias Na.n cy Igoe, Ea!lt 18th
atreet, Costa . Mua., 14 on 2 week&'
vacation from her work at the
Abstract ~Title company and left
Friday, J une 1, nytng to mw
York. She will be gone two weeks
tlnd b vi.a iling a cousin, Mrs .. W.
Rt.'"Ymond Pitt, 3rd, who la known
to many Costa Meaa.ns for the
family realded here whe.ii Mr.
Pitt WU a feature writer on the
Loa An~u O&lly Newa. '
·With. a •1Z81>le delep.µ<m et t)'pe meeta them adequately f>e..
.AM0911ted ~C club· 'memben fore he starta ahia Jhopplng trip.
J)f'llllll.t. the bOard of aupervl9ora A mlatake jn tbt. CUe. ta too ex-~ IUt ·~eelt to Improve, rid-peMive. A lltUe thought wt:U pre-Ins traila in 8anta Ana river bed vent erron.
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-Opportunity, lo Jmocl<ln&' ln
CLABSIFDl:D ADS.
'-Tbe tran,_wldOt of a bulldozer r;
blade, will bO 1<raped from Ham-
Uton It .• C6lta Meu., to Wlnters-
l>Urs Rd. aDd Barbor Blvd.
The board -voted down another
:-equfft of the rid:lng cluba, head-
ld by Bob Cole of Buena Park,
-.hat the horse.men be permJtted
to ue a levff 3.\on1r the river.
P"loOd Control Enctneer Jack
Bradley lnlilted that the river
lEWee, C?f sa.nd, doea not pD.Ck w~lJ
·;.,hen dry and that the hooves or
;he hones would churn the !land
to such an extent that It would
be unu.aab:e tor OoOd control
equipment and tire truck.JI.
Mr.. Lulle Eutma.n Baeakena.
:h&lrman of the planning &nd de-
velopment · committee of Aaao-
cl&ted.; Ch.amber1 of Commerce,
headed the delegation before the board, a.nd':atrUaed that the open-
ing ot the trail In the rlver will
be an e.xperlm ent to determine If
other are.aa of the river bed could
!VenttiaJJy be opened to the riders
and hlkep.
The-AUoctated Riding clubs had
aaked originally for a longpr
atretch of trail, uktng that . a
1"'0Ule be improved to 17th 1trttt
bridge tn 6anta Ana.
--Opportunity ta knocking In
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P. 0 . BOX 116
PHONE HARBOR 160 •
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TERESA RENNER I Mrs. A. Renner I
OoaCert l'!Mlat of T1ano ~ta
Graduate ShMje:at of 8ela Bartoil
436 Serra Drive Harbor 1171..J
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Pabli..bod r;..,ry ~ aS Newport -b, c.Jllonda
by lbo NEWPORT HAAlM>R !'UBUsmNO COMPANY
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Member of CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHl!:RS ASS'N.
Member of the NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIAfION
Office and PrtnUng Plant at 2211 Balbo&
Telephone Harbor 1818
Boulevard
~tered u ~ond-Clua Matter at the Poetofflce ln Newport
Callfomla under the Act of March 3, 1179
Beach,
EDWARD A. LeHOVEN. Editor
J . M. FRANCIS, Buaincu Manager"
• Qtm.Unt'd to Publl.ta IA'(&I Notices and Ad\'ertl8ententa of all Klnd8
SU118CRIPTION -RATES:
NEWPORT-BALBOA NEWS-nMES every Tuellday • In Oran.re County, P.M per year: U .00 six months: $1.%5 thrtt
months (Aho Includes the NEWPORT-BALBOA PRESS, 'I\ureday)
Outalde Oran,.e County $4.00 per year
Here's What's Cooking California • 1n
Ninth agricultural district fair 3-ith annual Live rmore rodeo,
and redwood empire rodeo at Red-Livermore, June 9 -10.
wood Area. Eure ka, June 12-17. "MiSl!I California'' .PB~f.'ant. tal-
Sevf'nth annual Rusa\an river rnt and ~auty contest, Santa
;iders' hot!!le show and sheE'p dog Cruz. June 8-10.
trials, Ska~gH Sprin~ Road, H t-r· S<>vcn t h annual horl'I<' 1Jhow.
al<lsburg. Junt> 9-10. Santa Cruz County Hor1Jemcn,
Sonoma county trail blazers' Santa Cruz, J une 10.
annual trt>k, Ff.'nton Acr f.'S, Santa Dog ~how. Del Monte, Junt> 10.
R~. Junt> !>-10. · ""t Gninion run, Southf'tn Cahror-
Fiesta , Lark!ipur-Corte Msdeur+ nia &acht.'l'I, June 4-7, 20-23.
June 7-10. ~ F ourth annuAl Hawlh<rnf.' com·
Thi.rd annual Modoc county jun-munlty fair. Hawthorn('. Jun('
ior l1ve9tock and agricultural show
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and s&l(', Alturaji, J une 8. Third annual LA F iesta Duarte.
Annual devel'!!I corral rodeo. DuartP, June 9-10.
LittlP Va llry, June 10. Sixth annual Aztrc riders all-
Hor11e show, Twin Cities Riding westf'rn horl'lt' shn\v and ~yn1kh1t.11a
club, MaryMvillP. June 9. in A lvarado Canyon. La Mesa,
f.TI'TR AN1',VERSA.RY was cel.ebratf'tl ~Mtly by ioha Boyd'a BaJ"1rw BuUdffw Supply outftt.
at 818 Coas t HICb\vay. In honor of the ~on. the e'!terl:crr of the bul&dlnp W&& si\'t>D a apanklnr
new palat job. lNews-Times Photo)
FIFTH ANNIVERl!ARY
Five years serving the Harbor
area was rc<"e ntly lht' r<-eord of
Bayvle\v Bulldl'\S Supply at 818
Cout H ighway. Thr 1tort> rrdnt
·wu given hearty swipt"a with the
paint bn1sh for the occasion and
the establi•hment, und e r the
guidance of OWn(lr J ohn Boyd, ls
ready for <:on tlnu.E'(.I i;ttowth keep-
ing pac(' with t he-Harbor area.
Boyd 1s a for1nt.•r .starr engineer
with H cadqu:irter3 Wrstern Fly-
ing Training Command and V.'R..,
!L&tlonNt in S,anlll Ana during
World \Var II. LikP countleM
others, h P cnfoyed the Harbor
arPa and dj-ch"lrd lo stay here af-
ter hl!!I separation frail) the .service.
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UG-A_I; N011CI
NQTICS ~O 111118
Nqtlce 18 hereby given that the
Boa.rd ot Tru.teee ot the Orange
Cou.t iunlor College District of
Orange County, Callt .• will recetVe
bk11 up to the hoUr o f 2 :00 p .m .
on tbe 20th day of June, 1951, at
the: ofnoe of said echool dlat'riet ,
located at 19951 S.' Harbor Blvd,~
Coeta Mesa. CAiif., at which tlme
aaid bldJi will be 1't1bl icly opt>ned
for the fumlahlng of the. follow-
, ing: ConstrucUon All Heart Red-
wood Lumber; one Milling Ma-
chine on a 2-year le&11e-purcha.ae
agreement. The sa.!d Board o f
TtUlllees ahalJ be the 11<>le judg"
·of the merilll and qualifications of
the equipment offered. and re-
aervea the rlght to reject all bids.
and to waive any informa.llty In
any bid.
ADV: June 5-12. 19:-il .
Opening Date: Juni 20, ·1951, 2
p.m .
SlgnPd:
BASIL 'Ii . PETERSON.
Sec .. Board of TruBtt'eH
No. 215-Times
Published S/5-12/51
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111.11ta Ana. _ OilltOnlla. . at -1or public: ~ ' I
Ume and plac'e.--all pe,_. la· 1LU10LD BT. )OBNa,J \e,..._ thenoln wilt 1>e -. ~ _ I
For turther partk:ulan rere~ <>nn.se. County PluntlUr:
ence la made to -•Id app11caUon bociuni.ion. · 1 -
which 111 on ftle ln off!ce of the .No. 213-Ttmea
Commi.Mlon a.t. llle above ~ PubU.h June ~ 195L
ADVEllTlllEMENT roa lllD8 t I
Notice ill """'by gt""n tbal the Board ot Truoteu of Ule Orarip:
"";oaat Junior College Dl.atrict of Onn.ge County, here~ refel"tj!d'
to .u the "0Wner", Will recetve up to, but not later than 2:00 -Pr "Jll .•
June 13, 1951, Healed bl<!-for the award of contract.a for f t) ~e
r~-roofing of the Gymnulum BuHdlng, &nd t Z) for a c.m.pua pagtpg
syl'ltem to be lruitalled In the Library Bulldlnc, all at Oruge Cout
College. Such bidll ah•ll be recetved in the office of the .. Owher'', !ln
lhe Admlnlatratk>n Bul~inl'. Orange Coat College, 199f.l Harbor
Bouf("Vard, near Santa Ana, Orange County, California, and lhaU be
opened and publicly read aloud at •the above alated lime in the
office of the "Owner" In •Uch building.
Each bid must conform and be res:ponslve lo lhla tnvttatlon. t.Jle
plans, speeif~tton.s. and all the-other documenll compriatng the
(>('rt1nent contract document.a. Copies of the Contract Document.a are·
now on file and open to public Inspection In the &&Id "office of ~
Owner. and of Robert E . Alexander, Architect, localed at 3657 South
La Brea. In the City of Loe Ange le.a, ln sa.ld County &nd State, for the
r<'-rooflng; and at the office of the Owner only for the campua paging
syst Pm. .
$('para.le contra.ct bids wtl.1 be received covering 11 l re-roofing,
12) campus paging sy1Um. Completion Lime requee:ted to be set by
hiddcrs. A deposit of IO'fr of the total bid by certified c heck or bid
bond is required wllh each bkl ; labor and materi&la bond and per-
for1nancf.' bond required of contractor 1elected.
Each bid ahall be made out on a fonn to be obtained at any of
NcmCE Ot, PIIBJ .. IC llEAJllNfii thr said offices ln which the Contract Documents are on file.
TO BE HEl.D B\' THE «>R.-Each bid 8hall be accompanied by a certified or c&ahler'• check
ANGE COt TNTY Pl.ANNING j payable to the Owner, or 11atlsfactory Bid Bond In favor of the <>wner,
COMMISSION .ON t lSE VARI-cxccut1-d by the bidder &ii Principal and a satlBfaclory s uretY company
as surety, In an amount not 1ru than ten per cent of the bid. ThC'
ANCE PERM 1 T APPLICA-c heck n r bid bond shall be given u a guarantee that the bidder will
'nON NO. l l\'-%92. C>F MAOOIJ. C'XC'cute the Contract tf It be awarded to hlm In conformity wtth the
CORPORATION, fi"OR A VAlll -C'.ontrat:t ~umenl.8 and will provide the 15urety bond or bonds as
ANCE IN TH.E I J S~ REGl;l.A-!>P•"'cified therein ~thin five days after nottncatlon of the award of
TlflNS ()t' THE K-4, SUBJTR-the contract to the bidder. .
Th(' Owner reserves th e pr ivilege of rejecting any and all bids
or to v.'aive any lrteGl1laritlcs or lnformalltlea in any bid or in the
bidding.
\\'ORKl?\-o CRE\\' of Bay\'lt'U' Bulldt"nt Supply lnclud-thMW" ~
richt &N': Gar Y.ncll"h· John 84"•.\·d. \\'ylle
He dt'Cldrd upon a bulldcre sup-
ply bu.11lnrs.'I. for(lsering a steady
growth for Newrnrt IJ(•ach.
P ursuan t to the Labor Code ot lhe State of California.. thf"
said Board of Trustee& has ucerta.lned the gener&.I prev&lling rate, of
per diem wages for each craft or type of workman needed to .CXt'CUte
the contract.a which will be awarded the succesaful bidders: &nd \J)ese
prevailin~ ratea ,are contained ln ukl specl!icatlons adopted by the
Boa.rd, and are as followa:
l 'IM!ilflC'ation:
fnur slaJ\\'ftrf". Lrft to A PPR ENTICES -May be employed. in conformity ~th Set:tion
1777.5 of the California Labor Code.
Parade, ho rs(' show and rodro, .June 10. llarrlMn snd Juhn (ila,..~ !Ne\\'s-Time!'I Phntol
Hclpln,i.: Boyd conduct hi ~ bu.!li -
nt'M ar1• Kall' nrid, Wy llP 1-larri-
i;on, Hal Gl1t~.'l and Ga r English.
BAN R ES I 0 E N T I A L l>IS-
TRICT TO P t~ R M I T 'nlE
DRILLING OF 0 ~ E f) I I.
WELL 01'' THE EAST SIDE
OP' THE SE"'ER AND ft(}.<\Jl
EASE!\fENT ON TllE NORTll ~
ERL\' SIDE «>f>~ THE f'OA.~T
HIGHWAY C>PPOSITE HEl.-
ENE'S 111' 1·! T S H 0 P, A:"\ll
{\.8:(l1TT ISO f "EET l:Sl.A:SIJ
F Rf)M SAii) COAST HIOll -
\\"A \', IN THE \\1F.ST '.\t:\\·-
PORT Bl<:AC'H AllEA.
Carprnters . .. ...... ............. ........ ...... . ..... $2.~
''olo County Hor!ff'nte n'a Assn., P acific powCr boat reg,..ttR, ~11s-1 \\'uodland. June 9-10. 8ion Bay. San Dlf'~T•, Junr 10. Cr~:.~~~ J~nu•g~~IO Clly festival. o;~;~~~~~: :~IHnd h•ndl<'aµ. s .. ~ I Huge lobbying College Holds
SOTIC'F. 1 1''\'ITl~G DllJS
LEGAL NOTICE
Prophetic Words
Key Suspense in
'Night Must Fall'
~ome Building • Expense Charged All School Picnic B;.~,~;c:r 1~:::;,::~ ~;v:~. '';;',~~;~
Slowed to Walk • Cua.'ll Junior C'nllt·J:t' Districl of -Ex1>t.•tdlturt· of "almost a n1lllion Sturll'nts, raculty and t'mployt'e8
f r 0 C C II OranAe County, C'.nlir .. v.•ill r<'<:eivc b Lack 0 Money tlollars a yl'a r of the taxpayer!'!' 11 rani;::c os.st 'n <'~l' gathrr-Y monl'y" for th,. t•xpr('&~ purposi· •·d ut l rvir11· l.,ark F'ritlay aftt'r· bids up to lhl' hour of 10:00 a.m .
noun, May 2~. for thl' annual All on thr 20th day f")f J unt'. 1D51 . at
Large scale tract home buildlni:: or lnhbyinh v.·a.., cf'largcd In th(' I s(·hool P it.•nlc. ThC' hours fron1 l hp offict• or ~Id scfi ool diHlricl.
in California ts being slo\\'Cd down IC',1ti!'IKlUr(' la~t we··k. Ot~~,. t <I .30 to 9 p. n1. Wt.' re ont' con -·r"H'ate<I a't 199!'"i l S. H•rbor Blvd.,
to 8 walk !><>cause or Jacko[ avail-county spl'nl $IO.-l 25 for lobbying linua\ period ur run anri r r laxa-Costa Mesa. Calif., at which tim('
last Yf'Or. lion. rt•porL'!I th1· \Vnmpn',.; Athll'lic said bit1!!1 \\·111 bl.' puhllcly opt'ned "You·u be the death of nie~" a re abiif m ortgage n1onf'y. th" Dtvi-
propht>tlc wo rd!!! !ipokc n In the slon or R eal E.<itat.c has rf'pott('d.
lightest banttr by Gertrude-Horn. S carcity Of mor tga,I{(' mon£'y
in the'play, "Night Mu!!ll Fall" se~m11 to be worrying ,ub<llvidt·rs
whic h Is b..•ing prc8Cnted on June a nd build€''"" more than critical
8 a nd 9 al Orange C088l college material problems, the division
chapel. aid.
··Nlght Mu.st Fall," being .glve.n It appeal'B that mo.st large scalt'
by the Harbor Community Play-ftn&nclal ln11tltulions are. at leMt
ers. ls an Intelligent and intf.'nSE"-Lf'n1porar:ily, out of the ITsir1<'ntial
ly 1cntertalnlng play. Far from mortgage mllrkct. due primarily
beihg the ordinary mystery drama
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to to tbe lack of available mort-
wlth 3lapatlck com edy touche&--gage funds and not necessarily
th.ls is·a play o f a g Foup of sharp-1 to mer~I~ lnterel'lt ralcs Involved.
ly contrasting characteri:iatlona. the dlvrs1on 11tatefl.
Thls Is a difficult play, ror there During 195-0-a r£'cord ho1ne
arf> no mll\or parts. The cut ts J building year -financial 1nstitu-
small, therefore the burden o f dla-lions made con1m1tments, or built
log11e reslll h"avily on a few. up a "bac k log" of commitmenL<1.
Each character Ill a rich portrayal in son1e CIUIE's to the h•vel of thf.'ir
unto itself a.nd important to the I legal re8t'rve r~uirf'ments.
plot 'and t he play dema.ndll fro m ' The situation haa been furtht•r
t-ach n1ember o f the ca11t a clear I complicated, the division r('ported.
c ut pjcture of the part lhf'y play· I by the joint action or the F'Pdt>ral
Rt>hearsal audiences have been Re!i,_erve Board Rnd the U. S.
held enthralled. Treasury deparlmPnt In their
Clever director Marjorie Wit-"demonetizing" of_thc lo ng term
Hamson of Laguna Beach . keeps 2% per cent FC'deral securltlf.'s.
the play n1oving at a rut and ever Thts is said lo hA.ve had the efft>ct
'fhi:<i as~crlc<I .. wanton waste" As.<10l'1ation. spon!-lors of th is year's fnr the furn1sh1n~ of the rollow-of rublil• funrls an<! other char~('!'! "v•nt. ... " ing: r\ursin.g suppl it·~ and equlp-
\\'f'r{' niadc by AS8t:mblyman Au-Undl'r the co-l'hai rmanship of nit~nt : fladio. Tf.'lcvision and Elec-
;~~t5~si F. Hawkin~ of Lo3 An-:\ofary Rob i n~ of Nt.·wport H eights tronic 11upplics and equipment.
e an(t Dianl' W1·stlake' of Corona dt•I l 'h f' said Board o f T ru!ltl'f'S shall
Th(' occa sion was the prel"enta-Mar, the p'anninJ,: commlttrc had be thC' sole jud~<' uf lfle ml'rils
lion of It bill lo place drutif' arranged a progran1 \\.'hich tea-and quallf;cations of the equY:,-
curb!'I, Hawkins said. upon the turOO a. student -faculty softball mrnt oftere<t, and reserve• t.pe
!!prnrtlng or .-ounty tax fund!! by g anlt.'. J;:R.Y rnCt'e. egg toss, shoe right to r1 •j 1·ct all bid~ and \o-
Callfornia Boards of Supervi80r!I m ixers and othe rs. waive any Informa lity In any bid.
to contract for lobbylstll othf.'r ...._, 1 ADV : June 5-12, 1051. · than regular county employell. . ,,amf' (:Ornm II~
SeVentun other members of lhr SPf.'clrlc aturi('nt Com1nitttts ap-Opening Datt.•: June 20, 19~1. 10
slatr as~mb l.v signf.'d Bll co-au-poinll'd ror the evt•nt "'err as fol-a .m. Sl••nrd;
thors of thr Hawkins' ml'asure. lO\\.'S: Activitif•s -FrP<I °"'en!!. ,..
In prrS<'nting his legislatio n carnpus rt•sident. sport11: Allc1· I BASIL H . PETERSON,
crat·king dov.:n on the coun ty F'ox, Costa A.!t·sa, a51;(sted by the I Srt·., Board of Trustees
boa rds. Hawkin.ci lssut>d a fo rmal OCC Vlterman.11 Club. gamPI'; No. 21'1 -Tlnies
!'!Lat('tnf'nt. ,\ntong oth('l' lhingi:i, rqu1pn1t>nt. Httrold R()('hn1 and thP Publl~hed 6/5 -12 5 1
he t•harg1•d that "many aasen1bl.r-1.Rtl<'r!"nan's c lub: fO<xl. K eo Fi~h-1
m£'n fr el that lhf'se private lobby-f'r. Col'lta ~1('sa. and Bill K ing.
ISL" (hired by public money Huntington Bf'ach ; publicity, Bar·
throu~h irup<'rvisorsl oftt>n are den Greenleaf. Balboa Island: ~
USE'rl 1n attt•rnpt!'I to lnftU~•ncc leg-Marjoru• l, U I s I f et, Huntilljtton
Jslation which 18 ri <'lrin1cntal to Beac h; Jane t Hill. Corona drl Mnr,
the g~al mas.<; ur county taxpay· Barbara L<1n~. Nt·\.l.·port Ht·i~hU.
ers.
Notice Is ~('rt>by .'[ivr n t hEt t pur-
suant to Srction 19, OrdinRnc·1· Nu.
351, Orange County. CallforniR. 8};
nmcnr1<'d, a public h l'Rting will b•·
hf'ld by 'thr Orani;!"c County· Plan-
ning Commission on Usc VariROCf'
P ermit Application No. UV-2fl2. of
~fncoil Corporation. to permit lhP
drjlllng of one W(•IJ for thr produc-
tion of oil and gAA in thf' R-4 ,
Suburban R('si•lential D1strlct, on
the cast sid<' l"f th(' Rt'Wt'r and road
easemrnt o~ th<' northc>rly sidP 11f
r he Coa.cit H ii:hway oppoi;itf'
He lene's Nut Shop, anl\ about 150
ft. inlanrl fton1 said Coast H igh-
WJJ-Y· in the west Nt•wpf)r t BcaC'h
aiea. The well is to be drill<'rl
vertically with a-portable dt•trick
or ma.st. which df'rrick or muHt
will be rt'1noved when drilling-i~
completed. Elt-ctr1c powC'r will be
used In all operatlona~ and the WE'il
whl be drilled in accordance "'llh
the provi11ion~ contalnt>d in a Jct-
lf'r accpmpa.nying and made a
part of Mid application.
Said public pcaring o n the above
appllcat ioni, Will be hr ld at 2:00
p. m ., June 8. 1951. in the hr arlng
and mN!'ling room of the O range
Co u n,t y Plann ing Con1n1lssion.
Room 315, Court House Annex,
Labort>rs, G('neral or Construction .................................... 1.75
Y.11·(·1 riclllll8:
Electrician -G('neral F"Orema.n ....................... . . ... ~'3.126
EJ (•<:n-ical F oreman ...... . ......................... ·-····· . ··~ 2.815
E lectric;,al Sub-Foreman ..... .... ..... ............... 2.75
Electrician ............... .................. ............... .......... . .... 2.825
R oof('r F oreman ........................................... 2.75
Roofer .,... . ......... _ ..... . ..... -· .. ·····-··· 2.50
Shet.>t M('tal Workker . .. . ................... _._ .. -.:.: ............... 2.49
O\·prtlmt> Ralt'M for Basic T~:
CARPENTERS: Double time for all overtime, except for P ile
Drivf'r Men -Bridge or Dock Carpenters on Hde work where
the ovcrtimp rate will be time ILnd one-ha.lr; providing that
\Vh <'n mf'n are called lo work outside of the regui&r wotk day
thC'y will be gµaranteed six !6 ) hours pay at the'Overtlme rate.
LA aqRERS : T ime and one· half except Sundays and Hollday.11
\••hich are double time.
Overtim" shall be paid for work performed in excess of the
regu 'ar rlay·s or week'11 "\'Ork and at the rate for overtime ot the
cra(l involv£'d .
Holidays as herein r t fe1 red to &hall be deemed to be New Year's
Day, Dl'coration Day, Independt:nce Day, Labor Day, Armistice Day.
'fhanksgiv!ng Day, and Christmu. If any of the above holidays falJ
on Sunday, the Monday following 1hall be corwldered a legal holiday.
lt shall be mandatory upon the Contractor to whom a CQnlract is
awarded, and upon all sub-contractors under him, lo pay not. lea than
l'lairl J;:eneral prevailing rates of per diem wage.11 to all workmen em·
plo)·ed in the execution or the contract. ,
No bidder may withdraw hla bid for a period of 30 days afttt·
U1c date set for lhe operiing of bld.11.
No. 211 -Tlmes.
Board of Truateu, Orange Coast Junior
College Diatrlct. Orange Counly. Calif.
SJgnod: BASIL H. PETERBON
Publish lolay 29 -June 5,. 1951.
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""' quicke ning tempo and ea ch play-of reduc ing avallablf' mortg&J{<'
<'r wraps his part a round h im Uke money by more than $1 3,000.000.-
" cloak and wears It well: Orren 000.
• and ,_1ari lyn Pcrnzzl, Tust in ; tick-
rts: Marlf'ne Jacobsen. C08la
MemJ,, Ek.-verly Thornpaon and Vel-
ma Pridhan1. Costa l\.fcsa: fire-
\voo<t: J\.t arllyn Suess, Midway
City.
"W e fel""l-and I think jusli!l-
ably so.1. that It Is not right or rair
for tax runds t'vcr to be u~d
against the interest.!! of the pt>oplt•
who pay the g0Ve\onn1ent b4l8."
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Brooke w ith hi• c hameleon-like This audden "drying up" of
c hanges of c harac'°er u Danny, available "take out" n1ortgage
Gt'rtrudt> Horn u eetty. self-c~ri-money is the main reason largP
tPrt"d Mrs. BramllOn; Margn1 t acaJe home building In Cali!ornia
Rol17.&ud u frustrated. bewildered hU been practlciLlly .stopped in
Olivia: Bob W ent% a.a Hubert .. !Cs tract.a the past two weeks, the
pompoll!!I and unknoY('lngly coml· dlvililon '8-id.
cal: Benny rumer as the quiet. -------
forceful in."l pector : Virginia Royce Water Vote
as ~rs. Terenve. tart and dlr,dain-
ful : Ma rge Stafford a:s cute but (Continued from P1:t.1~ I)
dull Doro: and Nancy Andrew!!!
&8 the quietly flippant nurse.
Admisllion to the play will be
Sl.00 and !!ltUdt>n t..8 50 Cf.'nls. Cof-
fee v.•ill be served between acts
and curtain l ime Is 8 :30. p.m. •
provided a n ew feeder n1ain which .
carrlea MWD water lo reservoirs
for both distric~. Thia latest Pro-
posal would complete a modern
and adequate water aystem for the
whole district "'hic h f"Xt en ds from
Newport Ave. to Pacifi c o.,.. and
from 19th St. to 600 feet west or
Wilson. ·
"Th e l egislature,'~ dt-clarffi
Hawkins, "has been subjPctf'd t o
con!l&nlly increasin~ pressure
from highly·paid private lo bby1't.s
rf'preecntlng the state and local
Chambers or Cobmerc<', and wtio
are also paid public m oney by the
Boards or SupervilK>rs.
"The use of county tax monry
by the county supervisors," con-
tinued Ha\\·kin!'l. "to finance lobby-
ing contract.a \llith pr ivate groups
or individuals is certainly a wute
of public runds: Any legit imate
t l'pr('8cntatioo of county liitere!!lt
before the legislature can be bet-
ter handled by rrguJar full-time
county employees or by members
of the various boards of supervls-
ors."
\\'AGNER TO Al.ft FORCE
P1c. Rlchard E . Wagner of
Newport Beach. Ca.lit., has been
a.Migned to the 3-i63rd . School
squadron of the United Statea air
force ,it New-Mexico Western col-
...Jege. auver City, N. M. Waner
Is one of the second 50 men to
arrive at Western. The squadron.
\\'hlch "Wt.11 malnlain a level of 300
m en. Is beln schooLed to become
clerk1 and t:rpista for -the a fr
force. I t i's quartered ~ht on
Resulte come rrom consta111
Newa-'nme. ,&48 have been read l Practict'! An ad regularly ln th1,.
In the Harbor for over 40 years. , paper will produce results for ynu
the coUege campu!!I. ·
• The Newport Beach man came
to Ne• Mexico WeBtetn on April
19. after being l!ltaUoned at She.p.
P'\rd Air Force hue. Wichita
Falls, ;.ex. Before entering the
service he attended Loyola uni·
\•ersity, Los Angele&, C&lif. He'1
a 1949 gTaduate of Saint An-
thony'• high~ school, 4og Beach.
H I._ backcround Includes activity
in swimmln •• football and tra.clt.
W..,ntr le the eon ot Kr. N. A.
Wagner. 3711 Cll&nnel ~
NeWJ>Ort BMch. Bl• lraln!J>«· af
New Mexico ·wutem · .w can ....
UnUe -tor 12 -WltUe at
W..Um. he, lo Ol]lllt clUot ol Illa S"OUI!--.
IDUVDS' LICEl'ln:a
A 1f11Dd Iola! ot 11.101M1 dm--
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FAST D,RIVISG DA."liOEROUS
Drivlns loo fa.at for conditions
and ttic willingness to takP
chance!! in traffic t>Ventually will
bring the erra.nt motorist lo grief,
the . California H ighway Patrol
said "today. ·
"W ith more vehicles on the
h ig h\\·ays than ever before, ex-
Cf.'sslve spt..•Pd is n1or<' dangerous
than cver." thr patrol pointed out .
"Excessive 8pt•t'<.I remains the
chief cause or fatal accidents, not
only in California, but through-
out the country.
"ChancP-taking is also a princi-
pal fac to r in our blgh traffic
n1ortality and acc:dt>nt rate. The
d rive r 'Who deliberately takes a
chance may be taking his laat,
ont' that may S<'nd him to the hoa-
pltal or morgue. Aftf.'r all, it's
Your life. \Vhy gamble w ith It?"
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qll!Onlla u ot Ju11&17 .at. .lllil. ~touie~A
mabllie a.... Of Ullo ~ ~--· . ™ "'8 open.ton• do."' PJIJ ..
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No movln9 part• to wear oUtl
With a Servel Gu Refrigerator, lbtic'1 llO -·
DO machinery, Tbt tiqy gu ftame la lbt st~
F-.ing Sy11em maltt1 ice and c;old ... elimifllia
moving pans 1ba1 wear our and ...U ooia. Thia
i1 why s. .... 1 ouy1 1ilu1 and luu .... p. You iet
yeari of procection wben you bay a Semi Gu
Refrigerator. -,
And even lower prlda I
' When you -the eigbt ·models, you'll .,_ diat
Servel ii WNG oil beavcy. When you IDok i~,
you'll fuMI it LONG Oil a>a...U.11ee, -. TWte'i
spore 11onge apace .•. mbic fnmn food ll*Z ... '11
that'• new. And e.ea lower pridt.I SM··~
at clealen' or your Gu Compaay, i.acl lllect ~
Se"el Gu-Refrigen.O~ IOOtL '
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Tuesday, June 5, 195 1
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I • I Art Exhibit · at L.-.A. County Fair
Twenty-two muterplecee of· palnlln.g"~ -=ulptuN a.nd Cetamk•
reproP.se:ntlng 22 countrle:s or culture.a have ~ ~.rowed from mtU.e-
uina and collections •from all ove.r the worl(f for ahibll al Los An·
ge.lea CoUnty/FaJ.r, September 14-30, according lo Millard ShMt8.
director of lhe fine a.rts ex'hJbtte for the fair and one of the country'•
top artist:M. Tit!" of this outeta.na-•
Ing exhibit Is ··one World of _Art... 24t.b flne arta exhlbiO t the coun-
Shttlll a.l!to announced a nation-ty fair and Sheet's 16th year u
al competitive exhlbtt.!on of oil di.rector. More than 900,000 per-
painting and sc ulpture, a natlo!la.1 sons saw the art ahiblt at the fair
competi~ ('Xhlbition of art.a and laat year.
crafts and an invitational salon of ----~"'--
color phot ographs will be held el-GOOD DRIVER8 onrg SIONA.LS
multa.11C"Ously. All follr e:ithlblll
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NEwPoRT.aAllOA NEWS-TIMES · \
Mesa Hostess CoL!.hty f<.'it Ass n.
For Canasta ·sr~ap to See Etc hin gs ·
It wu f0< her ntla:bborbood Ti>e 0.-.e County An ~
canuta club that Mn. Dorothy c:latJoa .announca lta next rqul&r
Grant entert.atne~:r reoeri'Uy ln her meet.tac to be beld June 1, ln place
Coot& M-borne on Meier' A.. ot June u . tile lecl1ltt ball of tile
Prlae wlllnen ..,. Mn. IMmlta IJ'l.U.rton PubUI: Ubrary at I p.m.
Eutman. Mrs. Jean Hldd•n and wllon Peter Je....., will <Xhl~t hill
Mra.. Jean Smith. · ,tclt!np and rtve-a demo~tJ~n
· Roundlng,out the evening Mn. of method and tools with l\i. etch-
Oranl ervecS retreahmenta te lnl' preu. Everyone ta lnvtted, ft
Mmea. J't"&nc:ee Smith, o l g a ll tree and ntreehmenta are eerv-
Grant, Ann Hilton, ICutman. Hld-ed. membenhlp1 a" available.
den, Smith and Marjorie Halnea.·
-Rewlta come trom comtant
' Attend s . Dist. PT A
Mem bershi p Conf. . .
Mn. Raymond Rapp, member-
•hip c:ha.lrman &nd Mn. Jack Har-
rla. preelde:nt. repruent.ed the
Coeta. ¥cu Lindbergh-Harper
PT A at a membenbtp conference
held 1'1...S.,., May 22 In SanU&go
Park, Santa Ana.
MTa. Charlea Davi.a. fourth di.s-
trict PTA. membenhip c:balrman,
preeided. Standard procedures for
obta.tnlng memberB In parent•
teacher organlzatlona wer~ out-
lined by Mn. Davlll.
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Summer · Series
at C hrist C hurc h
I I
Na iad Mariirer's
at Plan Session
A nln~..-..Jc opec1a1 """"'I"' Nancy Trilt and ~an Du~rlb
Sunday -evenlnl' aeriea, brlnl'lftl' \n · served at the aecond meeUng ot
outatandlng talent front throurh-the Orange County Gfii Plann!n·g
oot .out.hem Callforn.1&, will be Board of Girl Scout. Kay .26 at
oondu·ctecf • agalr:L thla 1 yeu &t the all-day &eaalon h~kt An Ora.nge.
~t Cburcb by the Sea. They 1repreMnted ·Mariner Ship
Naiad of Newport Harbor.
MA.'!Y DRIVERS
Harborites Attend
-Asilomar Confer.
R~preaent41g Newport ~T
Ol'tlr Scout Council at A.a'.k>m.ar,
Pacific Orov~. CttlJ!o, May 22--24.,
ro:-I h" r.rrn. confen!'flce w~,. ·
nflasio:i.rr Mrs. Ev'e.rett N and
Mra. E."th('r Chapman. counc &d:-
visor. The <'Onference wu we at.
tended from all we!'!lcrn
I region 12) and Hawatt. At the end ot March thi.!I year,
tbere w'ere outslandlrig 4. 714 ,296 I
OpE'ralor'a llcensc.e and 434,671 Dll . IJ. GORDOJI MacL!!AN,
' will ~ tlisplayccl in the fine arl.11 Good bOxer., never let the other
man know what they are about to
do. Good drivers, polnt.a out the
National Automo bile Club, aJwa)'1'
let lhe other roan know what they
are about to do. By giving thr
correct ar.m signals. clearly and
diatlncUy. they help keep them-
selves safe.
-ciumtted -an reed by tolluo I PracU<el An ad rqularly In lhlo
who a.re looklns to buy. 1'1'"1 wtll produce re.JJU for ,au.
·AT L. B. llQIJAKE DANCE
Attending a mquare dance at
Lo.ng Beaclt rec:ently were Mr. and
Mrs. Bud 1wucox of Newport 11-
la.nd, Mr. and Mn. Clifford Drake
·ot Balboa; Mr. and Mn. Ronald
BarloW of Balboa Iala.nd and Mr.
and Mra. c . c . McCary of Laguna
,Beach.
chautteur'e licen.9e8 tor a total of Oakland, Pre.s., Cali!. Med. Aan.
5,148,917, the C&llfornt4 Depart--"'E veryone. able to give blood
ment of Motor Vehicles has re-s hould go at once to the. nearest
ported. • Bloo<.1 Bank and give a pinL''
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building at the-fair.
A $1000 purc hase prize and two
$100 honora ble m<"nUon awards
are offe red 1n t he oil painting di-
vision; $SOO purchase prize and
one S lOO honornble mention award
fo r sculpture: and three cub
awards in t'ach division of the arts
a.nd crafts exhibit. Competltlons
are op"n tlJ 1:tll artists in the Unit·
NI Sltttt·s nnd rull d('ta.ils may be
obtaincJ by w ritini:i' lhe Los An-
gt•lf'~ County "Fair Association.
P omona. Calif,
This yl·ar')I exhibit n1ark's the
A total of 2,56 7 ,608 veter&nR
obtained Gl loans between June
22, 1944. beginning ot the pro-
gram, and A prill, 1951 . The loans
totaled $14 .1· billion, of which Vet·
eran11 Administration l(Uaranleert
about hal~, or $7 .4 billion.
Dist rlct Presiden t Pays Visit
to Ame rican Legion Auxiliary
~rtkeMONEY
(.., ,.,.: frwt Se\\'port Bfoat"h
..._ btrw c ... lw f.rlr• I • I
COil\', W\'(). . . ..sso.e.s
REER..~llEB . ..\., TE.SS. . .. 40.20
Bll~•~•sto!', MOST. . 2.t..6o
A r'nembershlp cont<"st pay·off
'dinner &.ttended by a group of dls-
t:ngul11hed gue5Ui combined for a
memorable event· for member11 of
the Newport Harbor unit of the
American Leglon auxiliary L'! the y
turned out for tht> regul1r sOctAI
mttting held in Legion hi.II Mon·
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day night. May 28.
The dinner of tamale pie'-tos.~d
green salad and carTols, topped off
with home-made strawberry 111hort·
cake and cofft'e, was pl'('parf'd and
servt>d Captain Julia Eg,gcrt and
her team.
. Heading the ll.st of honorel'1
guest.a was Mrs. Nl'll(' J . Carlson.
21st di.strict prcitldcnt, who was
ma.king her offic ial visit to the lo-
cal unit and who al.so ac ted M
guest initiation officer during the
impressive candlelight ceremony
which saw Mmes. fanni(' Reed.
Frances Hanna and Nl'lle Parkt:r I
welcomed into the organization.
Other dll!ltlnguished gul's ts wcrl'
Mmes. Elva Mae 1Ca.sey) Jone8,
21st diatrict flr.1l vice-president
and membership chairman : Vesta
Tracy, district poppy ch&.irman ;
Edith Ingram. di8lrict drill team
chairman; Irene Gittens, president
of Orange county pa.st presldoot's
parley; and Marian Math<'ws .. de-
partment ot CaJifornia historian
and junior put dlsttict president.
Girl• Stat.:-Rep.
Sharing honors with the di•·
tingulshed guests was M.lu Elf.'a·
nor Ragan. who wtll be Newport
Harbor's first representative to
Girls' Slate In SacramPnto. Miss
Ragan and h~r mother were .spe-
cial g\lt"8ls of Mr1. Geo rgette Gor·
don. Girls' State chairman, who
announced that she a.nd the can·
didale will attend a special tea In
Corona Salurdav for che.irmen
and their repre~ntatlve.s. ••
A brief bU8ineS.!! met>ting was
held for the purpos(' ot prf'.sentlng
committee M'ports to a cquaint
members and guests with unit ac·
ti vi ties.
CR..\NflRf)()K, R. ('. . . .. 25.80.
Poppy co-chairman. Ellf"en Inns.
reported a record turn·OUl of vol·
un tee rs salesmen, who sold 1380
poppies and turned In $242.40 for
same. The local unit ordered 2000
poppies this year. for which they
have .sent payment in full to the
veterans at Sawtelle hospita1 who
participated In making the little
memorial flow<'rs. The remalnd·
er of the proceeds, Mre. Inns fu r· I
lher explained, will go Into special
rehabllttatlon and child welfare j
tundll to be used solely for needy 1
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-iOr tke SHOW
Enjoy the "1how " on picture book
highways in air--cooditi.onedcom-
ro rt. Go one wwy, return another.
Stopovers anywhere. See. more
on your vacation-by Grey Hound!
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to set. "REAl>Y
Travel a"ywhere, leave pTacti-
cally any titoe! YourtMUI is wait-
ing -ja1t pack your bag and go.
Consult Greyhound Agent about
U .. S .• Canada, Ji1e.xico v1atiout
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Hospital •\!ark I
According lo a re port read by
acting hospital chairman', Mona
Hayden. lhe Tuesday hospital
work has amount~ to 415 hours
to date, plu1 33:t acredit<'d .. otf
station" hours. Members ot thr
local unit who are entitled to 50
hour pins for this work are Adrian
Joyner, Mildred Bonl'1.s, J ean
Markham, Frances •Hanna and
Bern1ce Opel.
The m ttting was conducted by
brlet but informative talks by
each district chairman present.
Mra. Carlson chose unity as the
theme of her talk, pointing out
the ti-e.mendom job that la facln,:r
the American Legion auxl~ary to-
day and that can only be accom-
pliahed by a network ot 8tron1el.)·
united unit.a pulling tosether for
a brighter tutu.re.
A.a the meeting adjourned, n1any
out-ot-.town member1 had oppor-
tunity to nne:w acqua.tntance11 and
tt'lendahlpe made in the organiaa-
t 'on ln pa.st year and to m1tke new
Crtenda among the new ·members.
DRIVING LAWS
Wbenev.et' )'OU climb behind the
wheel of an automobile you wtll
flnd that you a.re ,ob?lged to Uve
wtt.hJ.n .. a whole new Ml ot rules
a-tel ~Uone. ,When you applied
tor )'otfJ' driver'• l.1cenae. pOlnta
out t.be \Natlon&l Automob'le Club.
you Were oblla-1 to le&m ~
Je.ws and now 't.hat you are a u..,, oe.-_._ you ohc>Wd bow
~. 1a .. and • up to them --Uy. ---~---.PALO v.a08 VAl,Q:'f'
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"b 1.· 00 centers ... distr' u'' _
... to g\\fe you a\\ the
.,_ roducts you need ~' ·P u.rhome and car\ 1oryo
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to f~rm a system of ~rdinatcd Distributt'on. This S)·ste1n keeps pctroleurn products
fio"°·1ng sn1oothJy from oil fields and refincrie:s to industry, the Ar111ed 1-'urcc!>, and you.
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' to meet your needs
Y ou now use more than a thousand dilferent oil prod-
uctS, and you use them at a r21.'e of 290 million gallons
a day. To make sure you get the product you want,
when and where you want it, requires the highly spe-
cialized effons of men and women in 1860 different
kinds of jobs.
A sensitive system known at Shell as Co-ordinated Dis:
• tributitm makes ~ble the smooth flow of petroleum
from 6~lds to your door. It knits into.an cflicicnt team \he
people working in crude oil supplv, tnnsponation, refin-
ing and ~elivery of finished pCO:.ucts. And :aS a result,
petroleum products cost lcs.;• here than anywhere else in
the world. ~.
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Oil comribuces in hundreds pf ways to the nation's econ-"'
omy, CODJfort, protection. It produces more than half of
Americas power.
Co-ordinated Distribution, which links together the
work of people in 1860 different kinds of jobs. is another
example of how the oil industry gets the maximum use-
fulness out of our petroleum s\Jpply.
And oil compani~ to do this, work on 3 fronts: pro-
duction, -relining and ~bution .
Joined IO 1arn YOu ,,_,
......,udlon 1inds new oil fields, gets the most poost"ble oil
from aisting wclls. _
lliflnl119 !!"""more and better' products from every gallon
of crude petroleum. . ·
Dhlrilllutlon anticipotcs the users' needs, and . delivers. the
product where and when it is needed
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"under one roof'-teamed to exchange ideas-Shell does
its pan to assure the most efficient . flow of petrolemn
products to you.
ro strengthen America:
Became .they have pl!)\ved back o,·cr IO billion dollars
i.rito new plants and equipment since the end of World
War I~, A~erica's privately managed oil companies.
outprooucc the world-are befter prepared today than
ever before to meet both civilian and military needs.
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''Dear Mn. Poat:
Do you conalder It ~ form for me to. appear on tM beacJI
tn·a Sea-a,old 8\f'lm Sutt t'rom the Seaweed•• Bhol!'"
Answer: "M y dear younl' lady, no "'-tter what 8hape you"re In now,
the Sea-Mold Sult. by Flexee1 will stve you perfect form! SJped
Em." Ah ~a. ladle•! I brfD.,I' you tidlnp of joy. The. Se&Weeda ...
an enchant• little Laguna shop !au tbe new S...-Mold IWlm suit.a
made ·by the Flexeee GirJde-Bra Co. Tbe.-terrific suits are · in
one or two pc. eluticl&ed nylon. GU&rallteed to make you ahapely
in the popular places! J have It on very sood authority that a
certain famous Wagnerian opera ttar lA very pleued over the nt
of <her Flexeea ! This 1uperior suit makes the ana.ll figure look
supreme and la fervenUy nattertnc to the larger woman. Theee
form fit ters come ln Juab tansertnes. aquaa, white, blue, black,
lilac and aeveral others. One more word a.bout llhia Sea-Mold dream
suit-It 's .. available ln long or shore torao length& You ee~you
just can't be niistit in a Sea-Mold from
the SeaWeeda. Only •l!.95 And ye•!
While slipping into a Sea·Mold, look
around this c.ha.rm.ing shop! Fascinating
imports. sandals, rebo8&3, dresses. jewels
imports, aa.nd&.q. rebo&u, dresaes, jewels
SEA WEEDS i.n the SEA WEEDS PA TIO H23 So. Coast Blvd: Laguna f-2696 __ ..... ____ ,;;j6ia
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. OR THE HUMIDITY OF· IT ALL! .
Don't procrastinate about your fur·plece. It's not a fer piece
to your phone! Go call the Wuhlacton CIMDe n.'. They have a
marvelous fur storage service! They wlU •tore your fur1 1.n sclen·
tlficaII: regulated cold·storage vaults! Your fur• wUJ.-be Insured
at your own price tag, and will be better off here than at Fort Knox'
The Washington Cleaners al*> hu an experienced tuni•r who wili
call on you and dlacws remodeling your old mink mantilla. Many
vaJuable old furs can be re-.desip ed. cleaned and ctu.ed and come
out looking llke Mrs.. Astor'• brand new plush bone. Furs should
be cleaned. and glazed before storag•. Drag you~ pelts to the
Washington Cleaners or have a driver stop by. WaaltJn(Wn ()1~'9,
329 Marine Ave., Balboa Is.land. Harbor 348. ..
• • • DRY UP AND DON'T BE A WET BLANKET!
Go lay in a rresh wpply of dry towels at the
BALBOA :S &: 10 ... Then get up and· bU): brightly
· brilliant CA.i.~ON BATH towels at $1 .29; matching
~hand towels :59<:; wash. CLOTHS !9c; and, SPECIAL
-.. J. • • • l..arJt1 Coral Colored Batb-Towel• SJ.19. Blc
beach towela-$1.69--blcrer beach towels 11.98. This
~ is keep your powder dry week at the BALBOA
5 II I 0 . . • Hu ten to SOO Mala, BALBOA. • • • "I WOULD GO TO GREAT LENGTHS
TO SATISIT A CUSTOMER,''°SAID
HELEN W OLF ARD u ahe ha.eked off
a IO ft, traverse rod with her trusty
back·a&W. And ahe would too! Helen's ---
Shade Sbop wtll broaden your point of
view or narrow It. for that matter! Or
i! you need a new outlook, the Shade
Shop will supply sucgutlons. complete
with all the fix.lure.a. Travene rodtl
are a smart. going thing now, and Helen u I aaid before, will meas·
ure and hack to your perfectly proper fit. Oh yea! Here's Inside
info: the sun is blasting away every day now which la a charming
thing in itself, but .shudder to think what lt'a dolns to your rugs. drapes
and furniture._ The Shade Shop hu the pl&lllc, clear v•slon S un·
prd roller shades at Mc sq. !t. Sun·ga.rd aha.des !titer out the
fade-rays. It happens to old M>ldiera! It could happen tO you!
S~E SHOP, 614 !9th St., Newport, Barbor 884.. . -. . \
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you will stance around the Newport POAt or PrNa, you1l ttnd ab
ad that· 1&yw 10% dl1100U11t on th• prtc, of all fish purchased ~t
the Bayside. Thia ta 10% off on anyttilnJ but a b&lone which a.t
75c lb. la eo cheap, It's like they're (ivtng It away al.ready at ~
Bayaide F1M Mkt. 2800 Lafayette, Newport. Open 7 day" a week-
& a. m.-!.8 :30 p. m. • • •
CHEER A FRU}1''1> !
FREE DELIVl:RY TO ST. 108EPB'S AND COMMUNITY HOS-' PITALS ON GAY BOUQUETS FROM U . nowen by MorrL
509 E. Balboa Blvd. Harbor1!0'70
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NOW IS THE TIME To GATHER UP TRE LOOSE ENDS!
FOR THJS IS REMNANT WEEK at the Coastline Floor Coveting!
The eoa.fune 18 getting too °dll' for Its britches. as \Ve all say way
down east. Clarence la Pta.JuVnl' on moving to a larger bldg. soon,
but In the meantime, he wants to get rid or about 999 pleceiii of
good Inlaid linoleum! Here's your ctuµ\ce to gral> yourself a piece
ot linoleum for a shelf or drawer for as little as 25c! Or )·ou can
perform au 90rts ot tr1cks on the floor v"ith remnants r&nging
from sizes 3x3 to 6xl0. You can si-t roll-Pods of llnolr um 8x8 and
bettt"r for SI a square yard. I wlah you'd ~urry over there now
and cart these remnant• away! I have to go around the com er
with a periscope to llff Clarence a• it 18 now. Go on! Good scram·
bllng at the Coastline F1oor Covt'lrlDJ, ll tb 11.nd :s .. ,,·port A\'e., Costa
MH&. Beacon G251...J. • • • PSSTI C"MERB .. KNOW SOMEONE GET-
TING MARRIED '! EngS:ged Graduating? Going
steady'! Peek thru' keyhole• and find out things
like I do! The Holll4" of Hannon)', having recover·
ed from the Flah Fry l trust. has the ideal gift•
that rhyme with "J une, Moon. Soon, Sy.•oon." A
sweet (ltl graduate or any bride v.•111 k ick up her
heel1 over a new portable radio, or an RCA 4.:S rpm
automatic record player ($12.9~). Or records make
laetlng J-emlnders of you. Maybe you want to tall
90meone "How High ~e Moon " or that the)' have "Beautiful Brown
Eyes." Or "'Eine Kleine Nachtmusik." Incidentally, H olllt'I of
Hannony has the largest ~upply of· 45 records In ~he county. Here
you can find anything you de:sire from "Buffalo Gal" to Victor'•
Treasury of Immortal Performances aJbums. Among current best
selling album.a are Marlo t;anza'a selections fron1 "The Great Caruso('
Doris Day's "Lullaby of Broadway," and Yma Sumac's "Voice of the
Xtabay." Oh list to U'lese golden notes: Where there's harmony
In the house, there's music trom the HoltMt" of HHrn1 on v. 1817 New·
port Ave., Cosia Me.sa.. Dea. &737·:5&03. · • • • '"$HE WAS A PHANTON OF DELIGHT
WHEN FIRST SHlll GLEAMED UPON MY
SIGHTS." Ladies , you too may become de·
Ucht!ul thru' a ' deluslori. v101a I have' news
from the front lines! The P eter Pan Bra Co.
I.a reaching for the moon. Their latest and
greatest device, the Triple Trea111rf' Bra.M11W.rf'
ia now on sale at Polly Appattl. Thi& Peter
Pan Co. makes terrific bras that c reate beauti-
ful alluslorui ! Thia bra. hu built-In contours.
There a.re no pads, no puffs-no loose ends. Hence you get ')·ourself a,
•Upe r silhouette 'A"hen you wear a dress, bathing !'!U it or formal.
P e ter Pan hidden treasures fall gracefully on rich and poor alike.
in a.11 sizes to suit the need. Broadcloth $3.00: nylon $3.95 ; strapless
nxlon or tMple treasure with plunging nec kline $5. 8 €:tter brace
yourself doll-Peter Pan's the aecret pa.ssword ut 1~011~· . .\.pp11.r.-I,
I833 l\"ewport Ave .. Coata A1 esa.. • • • E\'ERVBODY IS BRA\.1XC1 • · OVEll THE
F'IN"F. MEXl<1AN FOOD
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('A S A 00'.\"°"t:ARLOS
DINNERS or . .\.LA CARTE
IS3 !2nd St. S e\\·port Rea<'h liar. !6S8·M .
Open 5. 9 Saturday8 ~. 10 CIOM'd TUf'A.
CALfFORNIA. DESIO N ER
J oan floberts raids the Unee
cl~t and <'.omes forth with a
P .r rffi and M•hlte cheeked Jae·
quard cotton short 'n lhlrt. two-
"'omt> that Is partlcula.rl)' adapt..
ed to patio partylnr or •UD-iaz.
tnc. HaJ~r neckllnee \)'Ill be
much ln el'ldenee for eom1nc
Murnrrwr "'f':ar. Neat llttJe Morta
an> hip -s llmmlns with hidden
pockt!t~ ju~t for fun. Approxl-
mat11 n-t·&I I price 16.95. Color8 :
rN:I , ,,·hitt", blllf'I and "•hltc.-. Slz.f>fl
10 to 16.
Two Win · Degrees
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NEW~~ -Every Tae&d&y
NEWPORT BAY POST-Wedne::r: ~WPORT-BALBO,,: PRESS..:_ th . ys
BUY YOUR 1 • •
Home · Freezer I
N9w ··
H11:R1t la the .. saon of 1ll&tP!na
ln berries, truJl, ft8h. etci -Be
thri.'ty -e njoy the coav.tt!erlee ·
ot your own home ~1 N-pqrt BAJ Poot-:J!Uollletl Ade -rU .. Ille -1 Newa--Ttmee Of t11e Thonda7 PreM
MlN1,MllJI AD 18 4 LIN1Cll
AU Clullfted Adil mmt be pa.Id for OMii a. ad....ae ef' .,.,..u-.,
4 Lines ·1 Paper t .75
4 Unes 2 Papen lJIO
4 Unes S Papen Z.00
publ1.&ben1 wUl not be reapon.lible for mute than one tncoTrect
lnaerUon of an advertisement. reH:rve the right to correctlJ c1ua1t1
any and all ads and to reject 1•ny advertillement not ccmtonnJns tc•
rulea and replatlon.s. Adverttaementa and cancellaUona wW bl
accepted up to 5 p.m. on the day preceding PubUca.Uon. Ph. Har. 1818
Plteu Har. 1118. ask for .. Ad Taker" or lflDd ad and ftmltt:aaee tet
NEWPORT BABilo& PUBLl8RING 00.
Hll llalOO. lllvcl.. Newport llMda. Oallfonda.
Classified Index
1011--
11 llalldlas Mawtalo
11 llalldlDs Se~
14Penomlo
15 8bare Yoar oar
11 Tra89portaaloa·
-n Rooftns Coatracten
18 -'7 Aldo .
It Upllelo-S
I !0 Health Aldo
18--81TUArlONS WANTED
POSITION WANTED, FEMALE.
Excellent cook A: nUne 6: ·chef.
'fake tull charge of home for I
or two adJ.l.lta. Available June 10.
References. Apt.'"IS, 912 Sb. Bon·
nJe Brae Ave., Los Angeles.
27p29
GENERAL OFFIClt W<>rk. ltx-
perlenced, permanent i'esident,
type 56, no shorthand. Harbor"
2M2·W, eveninp. 28p30
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FOUR Elec. Motors, uBed, 14 H. P ,
$5 EACH. .
Euy Wblrldry portable wuhlng
machine ........ -............. -....... $34.50 .
12% •• EMERSON Cotu!Ole TV.
Excellent condition ·~·····$159 .50
IDEAL ltXTRA. SltT
7" televlllon with ~
lene, complete with new pic-
ture tube. Attract ive ,!nahol'.
WOOd cabihet ................. ;.-... $59.9:5
~eep in touch w1lh w: for gOGd
buys in TV set.a being traded
In-
' Servel gas refrigerator, very clean
condition ....................... _ ... $134'85
EASY TERMS ARRANGll:D
DA VIS,BROwN
1886 HARBOR' BLVD.
COSTA MESA
Phone. BeacOn 6821
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%4 School. JnatftlCtlooa
%8 8ltuatlona Wanted
!9 Delp Wanted UNG tuCD HAPLE Breaktul Set. tour YO MAN -college &: bual-ctialra; 1 • 9 x l2 Guhlat.an Dom.· SO Sale, Millee~
SO-A 8" .. P9
Sl Wanted lo BUJ
I! F'ornJture for 8&1e
S!·A Antique.
IS Boate. SuppUee
If Musical. Radio
~ Dop, (Jato, Pei.
S8 Poult.ry, Rabblte
11 Uve.tock
S8 Special Amtounoemeal
to . Baalneu Opportonltlm
42 Wanted to Rent
4S Apartmeai1 and Rome. « Roome for Beat
45 Real, Mlaae-
" Room and Boar« n Trucko
48 Automobllea, 1'lJ"M
41 Autoe Wanted
50 Aut:o 8entoe
51 'I'ratlen
5! Alrplanea
55 Money to Loa.a
66 Money Wanted
6'7 Rea.I Estate Wanted
68 Ra.ncbee, Acreare
10-BUSINE!IS GUIDE •
COMPLETE BOUSE CLltANING
HrVlce. FumJture and nip
llb&mpooed. J'ree ..umaie.-
FUJly !Mured.
Al's House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
Beacon s111 12tfc
For Venetian Blinds,
Shades and Drapery Hdwe.
THE SHADE SHOP
Free estimates Ph. Har 81!4
514 -29th St. Newport Beach
neu background wt.hes perm. sales or office poaitlon ln or Oriental rug. Excellent condl-
near Harbor area. Write Box B, t ion. 408 San Bemardlno1 New·
this .i'"per. 2Sp30 port Heights. 27p29
Jack's Furniture !9-BELP WANTED
LADY TO TAKE .over ••labllahed We Buy, Sell or T(ade_
Avon business.-CaU H&rbor 1606 West Balboa Blvd., Phone·
2118l-J after 5 p. m. 28p28 Harbor 2502·R 21p29
MILL WORKERS and helpers for
furniture mfg. Harbor Mtc. Co.,
412. 29th,. Newport Beach.
. 28p30
WANT Experienced woman for
c"ooklng and· general housework,
asalat 2 children. Live in. Good
salary. Phone Harbor J:Sll-R.
28c30
EXPERIENCED woman for gen-
eral house work and chijd care.
Live In. Phone Harbor 2009-J,
28c30
SALESMAN-No. Cal., Nev. U tah
well introduced major gift line.
Travel with lg. display and llv·
Ing trail.er. 2092 So. Coast Blvd.,
01.aguna Beach. • • 28p29
WANT FEMALE, &Baistant to
bookkeeper. Steady employment
Write Box A, lht. paper. 28c30
WANTED -Wa.ltressea tor reg·
ular and summer. Experience
preferred but not eaeentlU. Ap-
ply 211 Marine Ave., Balboa
Island or Ph. Har: 0707·J.
28c3-0
SALESLADY-Experienced. Neat
appearance. Over 30. Apply a t
Don's Candies, 306 Palm S t.,
5"1boa. 28c30
A-BOAT&, 8UPPLIE8
Chrysler Engines
Used
Crowns -Royals
See John Harvey
at Seacraft
8211 COAST ffiGHWA.Y ·
NEWPORT BEACH ,
PH. BEACON 5771 '
V.ttc
B!l.AND NEW 20·ft. Pix:Je aloop,
aleep11 2. 8·ft. beam, deep keel.
Rever.slble Wiaconaifb motor.
Nearly ready t o launch, 11100 .
Ph. Long Beach 8-2701 . 2Sc28
FALCON
2 SETS OF SAILS. A dolly.
Phone Harbqr 1"6J·W
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FOR SALE-On ahore mooring. K
street, Balboa. Outboard motor,
good condition. R. E . Dickinson,
34-42 Encinal, La Crescent.a., ph.
Churchill 9-4988. 28p30
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I LOVE THE NAME OF CH.ARLEY! CHARLEY IS A GRAND
OLD NAME! BECAUSE I WAS THERE CHARLEY AT YOUR
FAMOUS SEA FOOD RE8TAURANf! I HAD A BIG .&HR.IMP
COCKTAlL FOR LUNCH (75c) and it WU 90 dellC'htfuJ that I
am considering wearing a sandwich board that says .. EAT AT
CHARLEY'S SEAFOOD RESTAUKA..'VT! EN.IOY THE FRUIT of
the S.EA BY THE SEASIDE!" Charley aerve• a huce I.abater Louie
or Marine Salad on a 1-1 inch shell plate which hu that rare quality
of being as good u It Us beautiful! The Halibut and Sea Basa are
~ tresh now. they barely stop between the ocean and Charley's
griddle. Fried Jumbo Shrimp Lunc:Mon1 and dinner• $1.00 It $1.2~
pleaM: everybody! Better check lnto thl&-You can dine indoors or
out. Order Salads, Sealoods &-Stutt to lake home for your next
# , Brawl! CHARLEY'S SEAFOOD, 1136 Cout Hwy., next to Port Or·
a.nge. Open 7 days a week. BeaCon 683.C.
Reveal Plan to
Open Coastline
T\vo residf"nls from the Harbor
art."a , Marjorie Ann J\1ier of New·
port BE"ach and Velma Gate11 Cass
of Corona del Mar. are among the
1 300 candidates for the degree or
bachelor or &rta to be conferred
during 89th commencem ent exer·
cises at' Occidental coll ege at 1 :30
p.1n . J\1onday, J une 11, in the Hilt,
side theatre. according to 1 PreSi·
dent Arthur G. Coons. Speaker at
commencement will be the Hon or·
able Earl Warren, Governor of
Ca.Jilotnla..
12-BUILDING SERVICES
dt>-<IALI!:, MlllCZLIANEOV8
DEER RIFLE Mod. 70 W in, scope
and extras.
16-FOOT BOAT 8JKI trailer. All
metal automatic'i:>rak.es, 2 new
tires. Boat and trailer in ex-
cellent condition. Both · $275
Orchard 1880f. 28p33
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HEY SOURDOUGH! : ! WANT T() GET IN
ON THE SUMMER GOLD RUSI! IN BALBOA !
You're juat In time! There's a busineu rental avail-
able at ~7 Balboa Blvd. Thia spa~ would make
a very attractive· mnall shop of aome aort or be
an ideal location tor an architect, doctor. lawyer,
merchant. ·chief, accountant, Insurance •l'ent, buUd·
er, bookie, (book seller that ill). rold brtck sales-
man. Oh pracUcally any kind of a legal buaineu
ATE could be carried on here. You can even roast
marshma.llow.s. as there's a red brick nreplace. And a telephone
answering service can be included wJth this spot If you need it.
Th.JS de.sirable rent&! M>unds re8.90ilable to me. and you'd have very
nice neichbors-Sally aad llm NMdla. Go see them at .JOHN
B17RXllAM'S Rf.al Eatat.e Offtee, 501 E. Balboa Blvd., Barbor 1801. . . . '
HE H.U A FINGER IN EVERY PIE ! AND
YOU MAY BE EXTREMELY JOYOUS AND
LAUGH AND DANCE IN THE STREETS OVER
HIS VERY FAC'T! Bob KJull, baker boy make.a
home-like pie that drive you from home and ript
over to the NEWPORT BAKERY. Bob'a treah
frozen fruit pies a.re on the lipa •of everybOdy who
has Mc! Bob's Krull's IC.rust puts Pl"udence
Crockett's In the deep dark ahade. High on the
luscious list this week are: ~ah fl"ozen fruit
boysenberry, cherry, apple, apricot, and the fr.nch
apple plea. And the 1:f'9&M.. and cuatard puffs from
the Newport Bakery can be taken lighUy. I pereonally endorBe the
cinnamon mqa ( 26<: for s ) and the eta.le ruled cottee cakea. Every·
one who's tried the sour rye and pumpernickel bread.Ii or the weiner
rolls endorses 01~ Newport Bakery u 1taf.t headquarters for the .staff
of li!e. Open '7 day• a week at 21U Ocean Front. Newport, Har·
bor 1«2-R. • I • • •• DON'T llE A MEENIE, MOE AND KEEP GOOD
BETS TO YOURSELF. Give your loved on. a
Up-<>ff about lhe .u.{CHOR CA.FE. You'll be a~-
better braver . p8r...A for tell!n&' 'other people · \~~,.!ol'f_
about the breakfut.a here! BeaV91ll)' ·buttermilk 4f ~""'~
bot cakes, ham 'and egp. .and on the week10da. vtt).-r-'-'.;....<
.... !Gr th• ~·· 8mprtee ~
Don't lobk at m.e! I don't know what~• 1n It. -~~y;;;;.~l!!!ll;;.l;!i
but I guarantee you'll be pleued with tile f<MMI
and the price. 01.adya alwaya ext.en& a wekome , ..
to old trienda and newcomers. Oo in and try the dellcJoua S5c lunch..
Alao clon"t torir<t •nnln&" cllnMn $1.00 up. Tbo Anchor cate opec:lal-
tses Ill a "'114'• plate 8-s ai 4llo Thia la tbe locaUon. when
~ sood fellow• are well met. IC'njoy llf•! &at. out oft.an.. at the A Miter
Cafe. _Roura aJ"e 6 L m.-7 p.. m. ~d&,.-:--SaL ( .;m..-1 a. m.
Sun. 2 a. m. -8 p. m. nlD Oo< BW7o1 Newport. Beacon I039-W. . : . .,. .
A master plan to open up some
ot California's fishable coastline to
the average a.n1Ier and his family
was unveiled this week by the
W1.ldllfe Conservation Board.
With more th&n 85 per ce.nt of
the State'• 1,130 mllea of cout-
llne in private ownership or cl08ed
to the public, Consul41-nt Seth
Gordon believes that some of the-
Board'a horse -racing proceedJI
ahould be used to 'provide acceas
areu tor t~. swirnmtnc, wa-
terfowl hunting, and other recru-
ttonal ueea.
ill a S-i ·page report to the thrtt-
man Board, Gordon and Field
Representative C. R . Knight. Jr ..
recommended the acqulalUon ot
121 unlta in 13 coutal counUea.
Land to be purchased by Ule State
would amount to about 4:50 acrea,
but would provide public access to
many mUes at shoreline recr ea-
tional area.
Coat of the program waa e1U-
mated at between $300,000 and
$400,000. ThUi sum would cover
purchue of land for righta--of·
way, easement.a, parking facilities,
and would allow for poaalble in·
creues In land values.•
Free Parka
The comprehensive blueprint !or
a aeriea of free oc~de parka
wu two years ln the m.aking. It
wu compUed from report.a ot
sportsmen, cha.mbeni of comsnerce.
a.nd personnel of the Dlvlalon of
Fish and Game.
Flnanelng bf the program, Ule
report tndlcated, would have 1 to
come trom f\lture dlpo Into State
par1-mutue1 llmdo by th•I i:...gi.
lature. The Board's original $9,·
ooo,opo>tund, .... ~ by Ille oI.eslo-
lature In UM7, i-been ""1Wi.ated
In tbe purclla.le of .... tJalt --
erlee,, game futN. waterfowl man-
apment area.a. and other capital
coutructlon project& ope,..~ "1
the Dlvloioe Of Fltb an4 Game. '"l'HA'l"S THE HALIBtn'!" llaJcl•Bany Klnpl,qa .pollltlq to a
dock to.AS of frail' ft.lb. "Wato yoar, ...,._,. I cau-him!
But . there WU DO rrl.OPJ1las tJllo IQ9I ---,flab . peddler U be PlllCE8 80AJl < iw-!tled °" alM>ut tbe -d•ai•U.-.; A....,__ IA Juot T1'e Bureau Of !Abor 8lallotlco
tJllea and lieluctlt a poU.•not Jup al 11 no. --t s•...--....,..t.c1 t11at u of _,. • u. 111-t~wtUl rave • 9P1tt11z:a..i ~ "'..,_.to ,......,..., .. ...C. • ..-_. .. 404..._..,
olu1mp for l!ylns, -a nclpe. for -· .U ti* tn......,. ... · " .&-. cl-IAU..-OfU.~ ...... ,... ,,_-U-__ JU. ___ lhe _...,..
~.,.. tM mtbalt 'Mlp ta ..... a.it -u t111i17 ue "Dllf14, -WV 1"eL .
'IP dally ~ tbe w ""'' , ... U. W llr .... ore barrllil)' -n. ....... -it per -t
too. . &any -.W If -pt-.. wtr 117 np, .. mipl --,_ -· -of a~ op-aad IA
-.,_ ftne (U--IWT) % _-'\ -wk& ,.... 4D per -t. 11111* -tho _. at
wttb tbait ntll 9"' but lt -tll!JJ"N 1Zdf ......... T U Jut J...,,..I -'-l + r • ... -'f • t .. ,... • • ~
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and PAINTING
Kenneth Quarry
l:SI:S Santa A.J\a Ave., Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon :5:504
Fresh and Salt water fish tackle.
Reas. Priv. pty., Whitman, 628
.Coast Hwy., Newport Beach .....
26p28
FUR·COAT and Hat (Mouton) or-
lgtnal, 12-14, $7:5. Ma.n's top
SKIFF -8 ft. -Car top -Never
ueed. For sale or will trade
tor g irls bicycle in gpod con-
dition or? Phone Ha'r. 3222·1"
after 6 p. m. 28c30
p AJNTING coat, like new HO-f4). Raglan
81. cocoa br. camel ha.il', ,25. NEWLY OVERHAULll:D
CHR)tBj;ER1 CROWN, ~
Call "'""f"" 5ff:!-.ltlA. IU38t. Miss iticr , d~ughler of 1'1r. and
Mrs. 1.fillarft M. Mier of 26'2 Vista
Drive, Newport Beach, is majoring
in Engliab a.t Occidental; la acUve
in ~literary, musical and joumal-
t.etlc circlea, and Ls a member of
Gamma Kappa Thet& sorority.
EARL SHEFLIN Whitman. 628 Cout Highway".
. Newport Beach. 26p28 'J'" • -r· ' , ' . .. ,. 2sp30
273 Palmer St .• ColJta Mea Bea. ll457·M t4c9 TWO RIDING HORSES and sad-2:>-liT. aux. sloop. galley, sleeps
3. very g'*1 condition. $1750.
Owner will finance.
dles for sale or tra.d~ Phone
INTl:RIOR -"lllXTICRIOR Harbor 1289·M. 26<28 PAINTING .
ltflss Cua, daughter of Mr. and
MMI . Harold P . C&s8 ot 9CH Ocean
avenue, Corona del Ma.r, is ma-
joring in Education at Occidental
where she ia Vice-preside nt of the
s'°"lor ~la.as, aerved on Bengal
Board, and was Pen·Hellenlc
president. She i.!I a member of Del-
ta Omicron Tau sorority. •
LICENSll:D _ INSURED MUST SELL -30 large blooming fuchsia hanging buk:eta, all dtf·
22-FT. all-mahogany sloop. beau·
utu I. $1800. .
16-FT. runabout, ho pped up jeep
m otor, approx. 40 mi. per hr.'
$750.
· "Glenn Johnston fe,..nt. 285 Broadway, eoata
aol -Slat St. Newport Beacb I =-·=M-:e-::ria=. ::-=cc-=-=--"'=="'-=c--28c_3-0 ~-t. n:&ROLD ELLSWORTH
SP~GLER. Jr .• 113 \'la Koron.
l.Jde h ie, eoo. of Mr. and Mrs.
Harbor 2297-J 3kf8 B-UTY SljOP ltQUIPM;l!lNT -10-FI'. Chris Craft operi utillly-
juat reflnlshed ...................... $950'
· J. E .Spa.n.fle r who W'8 lnduct. ·
ed u a member of tbt1 Enllated
Reeen·e Corps hu been uslp-
ed to ·co. I, 20th Infantry, 6th
Dlvl&lon at Fort Ord, cal.if.
Prior tO enterlnr the Anny, p,1:..
8pan&lf'r "'M f"if'lllPloyftd u a
nre flchter for tbe Callfoml&
Ol,•i81on of Foreslrl'· Hn attend-
ed N9"'"port Harbor Union hl«b
school and Orsnge Coaat col-
Baccalaureate exe rcises will be
.held In' the Hillside theatre, Sun-
da y, June IO, at 7:30 p.m . 'wtth
Rt"v. William Scott Chalmers,
headmaster, Harvard School, to
give the addreas.
• ~1;'!.. ~:sh:ct~i:.::i:ui;redly Seek E_ngine~rs
better than one in many quests for The Divlaton of ffigbwaya ls
knowledge, so a.re four or even seeking aasociat.e equlpment engt-
m ore ears better thi..n two when neer1 to nu J>O!llUon to tta Sacra;
!n acarch of oar noises, pointa out me9to office. WIUl the extenalve
Ute National Automobile ·club. road Wlldinl' progn.m now in
Nol.lea ln the ~ !'-&Ve a way of progreaa, • t.heae engineera are
being tran11mitted quJte ;a di3tance doubly needed to eee that matnte-
trom t.belr .aurce. The man en-nance and conetructkm. eqytpment
Pied In roe.king the car or other-ls kept ln operation and complete-.
wile creating the coµdJt\on.s that ly modern and up to date.
DON K. BU'ITS
Lie. General Contractor
Residential-Commercial
Remodeling
Phone Beacon 6400· W
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Sympson & N ollar
PAINTING & DECORATING
''The Beat ·Money Can Buy"
51 2 -38th St., Newport Bea.ch
PHONE HARBOR. 240f
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R.H. HOLBROOK! ' DEPENDABLE •PLUMBING
A Prompt
R-1J".-. Maintain~
• Phone: Barbo1 1418-W
2801 Balboa 3 Newport BffcJ> Wlae people ~ tlle tdt.
pf'Oduc:,e the. eowid may fll)d bim-Appllc&Uona'wW).e accepted by mt too fa.r awny ~o loo.ate it' pre-the State Penonniel Board untll
clkly. It la one .,_b on which It July H •or a cl-'' .. ->---·-I
P.f.,. to have a ho;.r. nation U:' be 1teidia A----' AlcObollc:a .· Anoll:V-
___ "-Five ·Yf!9:n ot enctneertnc a... ' Write i".' o. am a
DAYDREAMING pert....., In . .,_,.,o,.k nqula:lftc a a.1"-ldtad, Otllf.
Valleya tWed with b-and ~e of !be -and can of • ~ Klmborflr I flll ' J • hlllsldeo dotted wltll wlld!lowen •ti-&114 _.,,. -
are an tnvltat.lon to d&J'dn&ml!lc. t~ equlpmellt -tlle ~t. =-Ulln Alm roUJID but daydrumlng wltlle drlvlq. ot cnl1eP ..-_at.loll are n..-. warna the NaUon&l Automobile ....,.,. "~ta.· '. LOBT.-June <JD4 betas• Balboa
Club, ce.n all too often Onrl IA < Tiie -tlllJ' ~ -lo ~apCa.· •-t:.s--~-r ..,_ ... ,ter. Mal to '630. .. . . . a.ward.. )(,.; a. Ph*, ADltiia7 -.. ,... _.... .. -(Orme .., ... ollt•btd ftGm tbe • •
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1011 L-. -; .. .. -....... ----... -.. , __ ·-..... , ...... *_,......_It 1•1l'., ... ._ w -• ...._ r-a.••• •. -....-.: ~--. Ur .... f ........ 107 8tat, .. ,. S. -l'tUiicl90D t;; ,...~":.totz.eow": • ... UIS' D111A 'act ol •11.,.
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BEAUTY SALoN. Har. 817.
28c30
8" DELTA TABLlt SAW A f"
Jointer ~mbinatton, $100 a·· Porter-Cable 8kW Saw, $75.
Spray gun and compi-euor, S35.
Excellent condiUon. Be. 0024 ... w
28p
D-HOU8EBOLD 00008
MODERN 2 pc.
lent oondltlon.
old' $70. PIL
aecUonal, excel·
Leu than 1 yr.
Harbor 1270-W.
28c30
t!LOND MUNTZ 10'' table model
Telev1Jd.on, in perfect condition.
$76. 211 % Agate, BalOO. Ialand.
... • 27p29
EUeen B. Richard.son
RICHARDSON"S YACHT
"ANCHORAGE
Bayside Drive, Har. 3'69
l!8c3-0
If-MUSICAL, RADIO
31th GREAT PIANO SALE Ile•
pomeued Spinet . Like new! Pay
out balance. Save ov~r 1200.
DANZ-SCHMIDT Big Plano·
stor e, santa An&, cor. 6tll and' Main. .
GREAT piano ea.le. ~'Zth year.
Read theae prices. Nev~ before
have we had such ,b&rgalna.
Spine~ .-amne new, 10me ·u.ed,
priced from $295, $335, f387 .
Granda from $395. Alruoot 100
pt.ano. t1'0tD which to cbooee.
ll'OllloqCA 'hble no: Heater $6. Special easy terms. D-¥f'Z·
Bod $6. Cllat-$6. Oak table $6. sCinaDT b ig piano' st.ore, 5~
a fl. Bervo~Jlke new $115. Call No. Main, oor. 8th, }!anta Ai-"
~boJ' J:sSl·J. : . 26c28 USll:D PIANOS trom ~up. Good
BllJµKrABT BAi, forml<a top. plaJ!ng c on d I t I o a . DANZ. u.-••• . -SCIDaDT. 620 No. *1D,. S&nta'. ~Y ..-• Apex ' 8''
wul>l"6 macblM Re1-ble. =Ana.,-:-::=",;_<>!-'=_-..,. _ __,.-'---'-:-,,..,
.4-l7 °HeQotro(le, Corona de! Kar. BKAUTIJ"UL ~ uprtpt 3 · · . -piano. cue and .. Uon lib ...W. '""===~"-..:......-.,:.,-.:..,__ ll'UllJ' paranteed. renn.: SIO.U
Hql'PODIT -·-.... Waat-.....,,,,, -fl6.M per moallt at, ..., .-,. -!GP.. -eao. 8llAn:R MV81C ·co. r~
Good -ti. -puty. ll07) UJ N. llJ<1-8uta-
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LUXUJUOUll 80PA, ---11th ORMT ~O 1••• ~ ·,st~ ...... _, .. frame.' Nftctn' 1111 alecta:lc ~ C... ~!!'l,:.'0:~ :i°'·--'*11·1 ....,...,. ·-I Im "*St 117' • - -• . --.... _ ,.... , 71 .. -bntctt .... ---• -~. lite tW D£JI$.
"' ·~ N'll. ~, •••mr, -a ..., im 1ra ,Qr••-·· -... '-. -+-" • sit.a .. '"! lldi · -a ' '"!'t"' .... ~ .
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· t t •cg 1 u::u 1 1 1 1 • o 1 ' : 2 t 2 t l • • 64 1 •-z 1 c ll 1 e u • 's ,, a ' , ,, t • kf1
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CLASSIFllD
ON PAGI SIX
PLAIN -walmlt -plow up-
rlibt piano In pfrfect cond!Uon.
Fully suannteed: Terma. $7&.S2
d.6wn and $9.a:i per mo. at
llHAJl'lllR8 MUSIC 00. (Since
. 19071 421 N . llycamon, Banta
Ana. Klml>erly 2--0972. ~tfc
TRADE; your old piano or liand
tnat..twnent on a televteion. We
need several piano. and band ln-
,s-trument• tor our summer rent-
alt. Ht1treat trade allowASice at
SHAFERS MUSIC CO., ( Stnce
1907) 421 N . Sycamore, S&nta
Ana.. Kimberly 2-0672. l 7llc
WANTED: 50 pianos. Trade ln
your old piano on a Grand, Spin-
et or beautU'ul televialon. High-
eat ca.ah allowaiice, term•.
DAJllZ-SCHMlDT PIANO Co.,
ccJr. Sth, ~20 No. M&ln, Santa
Ana.
BEAUTIFUL J eaie French spinet
p\a,no. SllghUy uaed. Save $100.
ConvenJent term11 at SHAFERS
MUSIC CO. !Since 1907 ) 421 N.
Sycamo re, Santa Ana. Kl.mber-
ly 2-0672. l 7t!c
LO V ELY STUDIO UPRIGH"l'
piano. Fully guaranteed. Terms
$36.37 down and $11 .50 per mo.
at BHAFER8 MUSIC CO.
(Slnce 1907 ), 421 N . Sycamore.
Santa Ana. Klmberly ~-0672.
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37lh GREAT PIANO SALE Ma-
oon an~· lin Grand, Stein-
•ay, g Sottmer. Kim-
ball, Ku a.n, Wurlitzer, elc.
Rave up to two-thirds! DA.NZ-
SCHMIDT Big P ia.no Store,
Santa A.na, 520 No. Maln, cor.
8th.
COME IN and play the wonder-
hll ne'v Hammond Chord Organ.
Even it you don't know a note
of music you ca.n play beautiful
mwdc In t en minute•. DANZ-
SCHMIDT Big Plano antl Organ
Co., 1520 No. Main, Santa Ana.
R.£N'T A PIANO $5 per month.
All r ent allowed if you bUy with-
in terms. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 520
No. Ma.in, Senta Ana. ,
;.;~::-lEh•· .. "":·-·7 ~ ::::;;,-... -.· :=.::m:~
• • I,Jdo ~nt, 5 bedruoma.
Coll -a.is -. ' Linwood Vick, RlWr .. GOOD SENS~
--, .... ., ear. toU _. The renter who alDP ·~ow
·summer
Reservations
-sWEi:T HOME'' la ldddtq ' -'
Lido Isle Bay l!"n>nt unit& 1 and
3 -no w .. k up. Ha<bor ~2 • ..,.._ Bu. m4•H. 11tfc
roR.NIIHED t bedroOm bome.
J'an<ed. Print• conal beach.
BarbeCUe and patio. Nur ahop-
ptns center. S260 per mo. for
MUOn-or $1600 by the year.
8aOO M&t'C\11 AVe., Newpott Bch.
. • 2tp28
FUIU'I. Oil UNFURN. 1 bedMom
apt. on watertronL FiH'place.
View. Yearly rental to perma-
nent reatdenu. too CtubbOUM:,
Newport Beach. 37c29
ll'Ul\Nl8HED 2 bedroom houae-
NeWly decorated. P'enced ln yd.
Yeuly bull only, Children O. K.
472 Laurel PIJ.ce, COit& Mtsa.
Beacon 6017-R. 27p29
BALBOA-2 rm. tum. apt., clean.
New etove • retrlg, 9ood loc.
yeat leue le.G mo. Will rent
· summer rental. 203 Alvarado
St., Balboa. Har. 1889-J. 27p29
FURN18HED APT". In new home.
Llvlng rm. wtth flrepla~e, bed-
rm. kitchen, bath and garage.
Beautiful view ot ocean and bay.
2052 Cli ff Drive, Cliff Haven .
27p29
PENT HOUSE and 3 rm. cottages.
ALSO BOAT BLIPS
On Collins Island
Eacll apt. has watt>r frontage.
Aecom. 4. West end Park Ave.,
Balboa Island. Harbor 2962-W.
21p39
USE OF . Peninsula Point beach,
swim In bay or ocean--only 1
blk.
No. 1-3 bedroom lower.
No. 2-2 bedrooin upper duplex.
Nicely furn. July, Aug .. Sept.
1532 MJr8.mar, Balboa.
Harbor 0612-W 19tfc;
FOR SALE OR RENT-Courte.sy
to bro kers
himaelt l.n4 M!'ellading the
landlord. J\ent money once
handed over la gone for-
ever -but the money you
put into a house is still
yours. It changes its ,form
-it becomes a property i'!-
stead of gold and simply
passes from your r I g h t
pocket to your left.
·You will be m&kinl" the RlGH'r
MOVE In buyinr on L I D 0
ISL&. Here you can buy the
home of your choice at any
price. Distinctive a n d lovely
we have 2-3 or -4 bedroom
home• with price• and term• to
meet your pocketbook.
Living on UDO ISLE you and
the chlklren can enjoy t h e
CLUBHOUSE with Its mack
bar. private U11.dy bathlnJ"
beaches, tennis courts, pier• and
landtnr floall!I and !lne•t lm-
provementi1 with all W l r I n g
underground.
\VE are the DEVELOPERS of
lovely LIDO ISLE -where a
little buy11 a LOT.
If you prefer to build we have
some outstandin&: lots on UDO
ISLE. , Aa the DEVEi.oP&RS
we can offer ycnr low pr1ce11 and
easy terms. It Wiii pay you to
check with us on LIDO ISLE.
Come see us.
P .A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
aa33 Via Udo
Newport Beach, Call!.
H&rbor lM>O.
UH t.be New•. Tlmea.
Poet and Press comblna·
Uon with over 21.~ clr-
calaUon.
81-REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
~LIGHTLY DIFFERENT --.-•
i. V AILAiii.a an atU:.Cu..., 1tyled home wltb a Plan,
tllat really ap~ A Modem kitchen wltb dbh-.
Wulbe:r, loada of. eUtneta and U>e. 'Tb.ere ·•re three ' bedroolrul and • Dea "."lb 2 batho. ll'lreptace • .-
beat and oaJc ,flool"I. Tison lo • lovely Alpine etyled.
ll¥ins room with ope beam ceUtns and unpatnte'd
mahogany panel wa.tmcotln~ and dtnlng °ilcOv•.
Here la roory for everybody and at a prls:e the t
means bualneu, 119,600. A fine Balboa ;taland loca·
tlon, c;all for appolnlment.
J. A. BEEK OFFICE
Balboe lAland Ferry
Harbor 63 BalbOa I•land ,, .
The Grandest Ocean View
that ca.n be obtained! Large home, 0 bedrooms, 6~ batru:
2 s!eeping porches, 3 cedar lined cloacts. Hwd. noor11, dbl.
garagl' and cuport: buement, service porch, 56-ft. cor.
ln Corona del Mar. This ls really a buy. SubmJt offer.
Multiple Ll~tlng No. 1843. ·
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A FINJC LADIES READY-TO-Vv"EAR SHOP for Hale be-
<'aUM ot ill health. A very nice bustne11s and the p~tce 18
r_lght.
FITZMORRIS REALTY CO. ·
Real 'Estate a Buslneu Brokers
813 COAST BLVD. CORONA DEL MAR
'.Phone Harbor 2152•
STILL TIME
For bargains at
CORONA
HIGHLANDS
REAL VALUES
in Costa Mesa
1 BR on East Side ... .$ 4,500
2 BR on Broadway .... $ 6,500
pier, 40' on water ..... :--:US,000 ·
5 bedroom bayfl'Ont, exclu.
live a.rea ···············-· .......... $40,000
New watertront home, 3
·bedrooma, 1 % bat.ha ..... $26,000
Small waterfront 1 bedrm .
pier .....•............................. $18,500
New, very atlracUve 2 bed·
room on peniM:ula ........... $18,500
Older 3 bedroom, 2~ Iota ,
near bay, nice p.rden .... $l,9,l500 .
Duplex, 2 bdrm each, new ·
nlcel~ located ................. :$19,000
Charming year-round home
3 bdrm, nicely located, 3
yeart .................................. $21 ,500
2 Bdrm house and garage
apt. near bay, good In-
come ..................................... submit
Across street from bay, 2
bedrooms, large patio .... $13,MO
3 Bdrm beaCh house, o!d,
but cle&ll, large patio .... $10,000
It's precloua and provincial
4 bdrms, garden, patki .. $29.600
Bay '& Beach Realty
Ethel Shirlt-y
1450 Balboa Blvd.
Gloden Fay
Harbor 12~4
VOGEL VALUES
in Corona del Mar
• • • SPECIALS •••
New large l bdrm home, ocean
side of highway, Uvlni rm l!i° x
24. 01.nlng rm . handy kitchen,
se rvice por ch. Modern guest rm
In connccllon with ·2-car gar.
Built to take apt. above that
would have ocean view.
Price $12,650
Te rms, 575 mo. '
Spic anQ. Span · at the Laguna edge
of Corona de! Mar
A few 60 ft. LOTS
3 BR only $1500 dn .. $ 6,950 2 BDRM HOME. Redecorated In
and out. Living rm 13xl9, !Ire--I
3 BR on 1 acre ......... ,$ 8, 750 ~~~~~·ia~w:lin~c:°~~~~~tc~~:
5 fl. tile over tub and bath. Door from .............. $ 3,250
. ' " . . .. . • an:•a. aTA'l'S .•• ·-•. an:AI. n:llrAH '
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3 BdrD1 .Home,. Newport Height$'°
BRAND Nn:W, -ot -wltll bwd. floora,
. tlaptmle.fli-eplaef, plate Clam wladowa fadnf Uie paU..
f !ii. % F. H. 'A.. loan avl.ltable. ll'• a. beauty! . .
$11,9~ .
•
2 Bdrm. Home -2 Baths
NEWPORT HEIGHTS -BUiit S yean o,go by a bull*r
for hU own home. It'• be.aut1tully tlntsbed with the bdt
of hwd. fl~ WOod panellq-, larce room.a. pa.Uo, te.nctng
· a.nd -double ,ga.rage. M.o.t attracUve and a real down--to-
earth value.
$12,500
BEACON HILL REALTY
4&e Newpo¢ Blvd. (near A.rch11) Phone Beacon 6713-R
BALBOA ISLAND
3 Bdrm. -2 batb -corner
attractive -furnished -$15,500
A FAMILY HOME
In Corona de! Mar; on -a 60 ft. lot. 3 bdrms. 1 'h
baths. Hdwd, firs. Beautifully carpeted. Plenty
of room for your family and well located for shop-
ping and fun. See this multiple listing today #1814
NELDA GIBSON
306 Marine
Balboa Island · Harbor 502
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BALBOA ISLAND
VALUE PLUS!
Are you looklng tor a GOOD 8 B. R., 11.-1! bath HOME?
Choice Jocatloil. -.perfect condition -lutetully decorat-
ed -nicely turnlthed -well landscaped -designed tor
enjoyable year 'round living. Priced below the market at
$19,500 ,,
· Wm. W. SANFORD, Realtor
Balboa Island Park Ave. at Marine Harbor 2462
$1000DOWN LIDO ISLE
3 Bedrooms-2 Baths
Corner-Nr. Best Bch. On Lido Isle
• ...__BUSINESS Opportunllle8 2 bdrms, ~ bath•. large W&.lled EXCH,ANGE HOMES 2 BR, hwd. & tile .. $ 8 ,950 from hall to cement block 'patio
with barbecue. Fenced yard,
sprinkling IYBtE'm , -tue•l room
along •Ide of garage. Good
neighbors:
BRAND NEW 1 bdrm h'ome, Pan-
el Ray heat, dbl gar, cJoee to
new 17th St. •hopping dlatricl.
Full price
Only $5950 Best Buy on Lido
EQUIPPED BEAUTY sHOP wlth patio, 1 ~ lot!!. Call Har. 1485
established cllentele. PLUS love· for inlormatton or appt.
$~3.000 equity -Los: Feliz Blvd.,
Loe Angeles. Six bdrm house,
big lol.
from .................. $14,250 exclusive listing '
ly apL Good CoBta Meu. loca-___________ 2BI> __ JO
tlon. Call, Harbor 32~-2Tc29 WANT 3 bdrm or submit. Pon't be too late!
4 BR, furn. cloee in .. $10,500
BRAND NEW Bay View Lot
llMALL OFFICE FOR. RENT
2 BEDRM. turn. hse. Ocean Frnt.
Close in. By year or w~kly
ALSO Contractors ·
Attention!
3 BR new home, hwd.
floors ........................ $11,800
Price $11,975 ·
Good Ttrms, Pymts. only $75 mo.
JOHN VOGEL Co.
LOVELY 2' BDltM HOME-Fire-
place, hwd., lots of tlle, forced
air heat. Dining room, large lot,
c1oee ln, Mu.l Side Costa Meaa.
ON uOO -Choice corner. 62
fl. frontage. Sacrifice for qu~
altJe-
$6500 1-BEDRM. rum. hse .. fireplace,
Ocean Front-by weekly. Purl
• Reaaonably J . Smith, owner. 4.20 E 7th. 7 BLDG. Lot.. PLUS new 2 bdrm
2328 Newport Blvd., Newport Sch Upland. Ph. 321-154 or 323-193 11ome In Pomona ..
For Information
STOP AT
Tract Office
Cout Highway 4 BR on East Side .... $13,000 taOl Cout Htway, Corona del Mar
_ Bu-1¥>r 17-41 or Barbor 14'1'1 ~~.~-
Phone Har. 2~2 or ffa.r. 2570 or see at 2410 w . Ocean Front WANT HOME on ·111lnd· or Cor-
lTlfc ' Saturday, June 9th, 10---3 p. m . ona del Mar.
at Se•ward Road
CORONA DEL MAR
PHONE HARBOR 414•J
4 BR on 1 acre ......... $16,000 '--''--------~·~.~
Result.I come rrom constant
Practice! An ad rel".Jlarly tn tht.
paper will produce result. for you.
CLIFlF HAVEN BUlLDilR -REALTOR
3112 New;>:lrt. Blvd., Harbor 26152
20o21 A-TTRA--CTI--V-E_w_e_l_l _l_oc_a_t_ed_Ba_l-\ 28c80 -
For Further Delalla-SEE
boa office for lawyer, account-UGHT h u k in furn. a t. .
ant, insurance, builde.. orchi-0 se eep 1' p Ed S d 1 ' Rlt RANCH 3 BR Ran~h type. Back bay
view. Hwd. firs., 2 tile
A TTR.ACTIVI: 2 bdrm and deh-
Jrtreplace, . hwd., beautif\Jl car-
peting. Sep. dining rrn., larp
bdrm1, dbl. gar. Lge. fenced
back yard. A G. L Reaa.Je tect. etc. 50T E. Balboa Blvd., Se?arate bldg., private t>nlrance,. e e mete~, r.
Balboa. Harbor 1607_ 24 tfc ut1l. pd. $40 tno. ye&r round. \1028 Coa.et Blvd., Corona del Mar 20 ACRE RANCH 7 ml. from
Newport. 12 acree permanent
pa.ature. Abundant cheap water.
3 house11 and barn. Equipment
for 15,000 chickens. WIU «ell
. with or without livestock. Cob-
elder part trade in bay area.
baths ........................ $23,500 INCOME . '
Only $95 Down
BUYS THIS FINE LOT
U-WANTED TO RENT
-Please-a BEDROOM, 2 bdth furnished
home on Bay Shore, Beacon
Bay or Lldo Isle. Lease on
yearly basis or if proper home
will lease with option to buy.
C&.ll Beacon 6480·J after 8 :00
P. M. 28c:I!
RENTAL' desired, Newport Har~
bor area. Want 2 bdrm , turn.,
need fenced yard, no children .
Will pay $100 m o. P ermanent
raident. Wrile Box ~. th~
• • ' 28p:l9
U-APARTMENTS & HOUSl!lS
LIDO ISLE
It you want a renlal on lovely
f4.DO ISLE see us. Several good
homea avallab~e. Alao apa.rt-
menU by week or month.
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
MS& Via L ido Harbor lMCI
~ . 18l!c
Summer Rentals
Lido Isle -< bdrti>, 3\io bath, 11.
lot, play yard. Special rate tor
seaaon or by month.
China Cove -Beautiful View
home. 3 bd.rm and maid's room.
Overlooks jetty, a few step11 to
beach.
C'DM Bayfron\: -2 bdrm, prlval~
beach. New, compact. Ea.sy to
care tor.
GREENLEAF & ASSOC.
,BtnLDER -REALTOR
3112 Newport Blvd., Harbor 2632
17ttc
RENTALS
JOHN t>. BURNHAM
507 E. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa
Harbor 1307
5161,s Narclsaus, Corona del Harbot 278i Close lo shopping and bu.a lines-
3 Unit Income ... built 19t'>O
includes separate 2 bedrm. tront
home. For full details call Mr.
Kem"ttton-Harbor 1600.
at $13,500
54.xl~ on Victoria St., between
Har'bor aiid Newport Blvde. Full Mar.. Inquire 162 FlOW"~r St.,
Costa Me.ea. 28c30
Automotive.
'29 FORD in sood runninr con-
dition. Fine for Hght pick-up.
Phone Harbor 114 -M. :l6c:l8
PRJ.VA;l",li: Pf-RTY 0'1"'!RS: . ·si 1¢D~N ttollNd C4nverti-
lb~. Hydramatlc, radio, heater.
white walll, 600 miles. Coat
$3700. Leaving slate, will uc-
rifice for $3,000. Will finance.
1432 W. Bay, N~Wport Beach.
Har bor ·1327-J. 27p29
19-47 CHM'SLER Town and Coun-
try. Original owne r. Immacu-
late. $1500. 261~ Poplar Blvd.,
Alhambta. cuivbertand 3-lda:i.
26<27 ------------
CHEVROLET 2-<loor de luxe sedan
Only 8800 miles. Save money
from private owner. Ph, Harbor
3404, 31!ci!O
CHARMING Income li.nd home
completely fUrnllhed. Ide&I for
person alone or severaJ families.
3 ·and 2 bedroom duplex af\d 5
rfn. home. Always tented. One
leased. l blk to bay It ocean.
$10,000 cuh,, plus vacant or lm•
proved prepetty. Bala.nee lot.n.
O~r. Rm. 21, 9400 Brighton
Way, IJeverly Hille. Ct\eatvlew
4-6131. (Courteay to brokera).
19t!r.
ExcP,ange Wanted .
' , ' t 'r.l:U&llJE un1£9, nearly new, wet
turn1Ahed, good renta.ll, C!IOk to
beach. i'u.11 price $16,000. Want
small boU&e In patt payment
ba.l&nce euy. Alao have cub
buye r tor loW prtce cottage,
W. Newport. N.B.C. Really Co.,
3116 Newpotl Blvd. 26c28
.!1-REAL ESTATE WANTED
HAVE J>ART'Y With cash wa.ntlng
to buy a 1 or 2 bdrm. hotiee ln
Colt• Meaa. About 14,000.
Phone Beacon 0215
, B. A. Nereson
GREENLEAF & ASSOC.
BUILDER -REALTOR ·
311.2. Newport Blvd., Harbor 156:1
Fabulous View
'Ot entire Newport Harbor area,
from high upon a hill. Large 4-
room home and rental apart-
ment on nearly two acret:, cloee
in. Be11.ut1ru1 estate ot ca.n be
divl!fed: Honie and aptll'Vn.t,
•lew building aite, three buai-
neu lots. ALL for only 1361000.
Eaay t erms. Conalder trade,
fll)eei&lly Lfdo I11le.
Call John Mottram, Har. 10.00 •
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
3333 Via Lido
Newport Beach, caut.
INCOME
.
B.A.NERESON
OPEN EVENINGS
MR.A .A: Npt. Harbor
Multiple Llatlna-Realtor
1982 Newport Blvd .• Costa. Mesa
Phone Bf.aeon 5225
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..EXTRA SPECIAL!
BALBOA PENINSULA POINT-
Charmlng rnodem 2 B. R. home.
Firepl. Patio. Many nice tea-
. P . A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
3333 Via ·Lido
Newport Beach, Calif.
Harbor 1000.
CDM Ocean View
turea. $14,000. NEW 5 ROOM HOUSE. Tile in
CLOSE TO .BA y-:; B. ~-_ k~tchen and bath. {>bl. ga,..ge
' home. w~ constructed~ ' rf f!l 60 fl. •}ot.. pnder J).5,oop. pc...-.
• Miya •&el~ See this ln ... E' , ·~lent tipJctpg. , ,, , , ~ :
OFFER! · Ernie Smith, Realtor
DISTINCTIVE -Thia beautiful 3 12C>t> Coast Hlway, Corona del 'Mal'
B. R. home b built around apac-Phone ~rb9r 2867
loua patio for ou~r living!
Located on Bay Ave. in El Bayo 4 "1. F H A Resale tract, close to Xlnt. ·bathing / G • • •
beach: otten real pride of po11-
&e88lon !
THREE bedroom, hardwood flra ..
beat Costa Mesa location, Large
• Phil Sullivan
C. Galen Denison
G. T. Everson
490 Newport Blvd. Costa Mea
Phoi:ie Beacon 669•
Harbor 3107-W ,or Beacon 5468--J
Corona I del Mar
CHAR.MING hople, •has 2 bdrma,
living r~1 wtpl· ~~eel.._ celling ~iBi~~I: trom kitchen and living rm. Re-
deaorated ln and out._ Includes
W to W -carpeting a.nd drapes.
PLU8 tum. apt over dbl. gar.
On 80 rt. comer, ao. ot htway.
Room tor add'1 unit.a.
PRICED FOR QtnCK SALE
. price $995. •
Phones: Beacon 5606.M or
Beacon 5293-W
16tfc
Linwood Vick
W. A. Tobias
teat ring
eRQPERLY
-~ t. I: r.mCEDtrt&Jt-~ ~ , ...... ,(.JI .TIF.S
?. l.1 ..... '. i,.'.
COLONIAL:
~ etory, 4 bedroom home.
Lovely patio. Fireplace
and furna.c~. Dealgned
tor all year living. 2-car
garage. 2 baths, 2 shOw-
era. Ideally localed ........ $23,8~
-&nd many othera. · I b Llattnga Wanted fenced yard with attract ve ar· Sales il.nd Re'nta.ls Balboa Realty Co. beque area. • -We have moat ot the better b uyo
Rou Greeley Joaephtne Webb Sll.500 full price, $2500 banate• Ernie Smith, Realtor lllted. ·our Ume la youn.
-Ullian McAdoo Alk for Mr. Kem.pton, Har. 1500 CK 700 E. Balboa Blvd, Har. 153 , 121J5 Cout Hlway, Corona del Mar LINWOOD .VJ ·
10 Unit• on 5 Lota p A PALMER Phono Harbor 3S&'I RI!lALTOR
SL blk. to Bay Front LOT 29 ·-Huel Drive, Corona def • • ~ INco-'-oRATED . 312 Marlge Ave., Harbor 20'2 Cloae lo Balboa 11hopplng Mar. Oceait-vtew for l2l&o, 1500 n.r • ' BALBOA ISLA.ND
$37,500. terma down and UO • mo., Incl. Int. 3333 Via Lido, Newport Beach Bay ShQreS .
1982 Newport Blvd., Coate Mes& --Sign le on .the Jot. Owrier J . H . Ch&rmln.g reerivood. and brtck 0 Sellin e UNrrs on Bay Front, with prl· Carroll. &M1 La Mirada Ave., Todays Best Btly" .ranch type 2· bedroom home. wner ~
vate beach. 1 ~ blk.11. !tom Main Hollywood 38, canr. Phone HI. UnuaWJ.y gobd land.lcaplnl" -Ne&rlf new LIDO -ISLB a bdrm
WANTED -Bay Front home st. l689. 2sc2s in Corona del Mar green lawn ud flower bordered . 2 batb home. HeaVJ( beemed
•lth )'&Ohl anchora«e, not over '38,500 ' ' walka. Sn-M-bar with plant. ~virig room celllnp -Clever
$40,000 cul>. Roxie E. Hamer, N rt H · hts? $21 000 t · •·• bo w::-:--r~ to --" Un LOANC'O. F H •• Burdick D Po B lb R 1 c ewpo e1g erms . .... x,.. w~ cupe •· bar ,_ kl,,,ben~._w tUe .::J Or OIDeS agent, ~I t.. mona. a Oa ea ty 0. . " ' ' . Elec. kltd)en. Mercury .owi"'bel, ba~,;; floon-unJt •t
CONSTRUCTION LOANS Calif. Tele. LYc. 3·lSIO. :llp30 Rou G~ley ·Josephine Webb NllED tw,9 lar .. baclroomo! Like i 'BDRM, panelled den, I blk. from "• dream 'llOJl'•.-• . tropical flaptone patio-•"'·
w ANTED Ulllan McA.doo wallc:-1.n· cloMt., · breakfut al-ocean. Superb Ocean view. Auto-tl.5,'7&o 1 8acrtfice at $2~Terma.
at 5--5\'.!% (14 yrs.) llOME or INOOIOl 700 E. Balboa Blvd. Har. lM cove, brlcl< patio and barbecue, mauc beat, <6 tt,•lot., weQ land· Harbor 4Q (llvea. BeL' CKIG-J) Owner Home Sat: I.: Sun.
Wll 8UY AMD Skt.L S"umiahed Ba larce well·~aped, level lot! neaped, • ..._i s~~~ ~~ Clolo in, r::;,,ar_:.. WANT ~ noo,.., oep-. I SEE . • •The Jnlfit Vogel Co .. 100 vta San Remo, Harbor ONl·ll
1416 COAsT BLVD. Prlood .Rlfbl THE p RE s s arato dlnlnc -· tars• lrl"'ben 500 'Coul Blvd., Corona d•I Mar a ' Karine Balboa. I.l1and • . . 11AJtAH D!INI81l, Broker very aU-Uft' fireplace, tub ' • • OPEN 1 " • •
Corona del Mar Ha<bor 1011--1 • • ----" -· p1ent~ot cup-. Earl Chamberlain • · · -" • 1857 E. Walnut st., Paaadena 4, ES ~ ~ • G J R-'--1 e 4_0{, T-t .. ~... .._ ... ~ --.. Rep. POIRIER MORTGAGE CO. y 33CK THE NEWS T//llJ ~ cJe&r o;tt:r wator and (Opp. Newport f14ibor Bank) • ·, • .,.,.._. • · I' .ur , --1, •u•-~::.i..,--;;::
_.,. We lllL J'lmda Kl ·W1811 ' CaUf. S c. S--• -p30· , • oower ID t Tllla Ion!• hDroe, ~-· H bo _ . $12 l<l\I\ , .4 Olrm. I bL home. • ·--1
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LOANS l'fO auu.o, DD'llOV& • :rHE °"ST. INllt bl( • ~ contractor . BY oWNmt f.-:a -newJ7 , pailo~ J.c&r pr.'~ for cOm-
llVY', MC>l>JCRNIZll, OR rM-MOHEY WAN'llll> ' ' I I "" for Ilia own tlUnlly,. •~bte Balboa 'r-land deeorilA!d ~-·,roe .lllt.cben.•· plm uvtns .. 119.$00. 1111 OeeU aDUIANa J -for only 111:'00-' ~ Pullman IHl'tti;. Hd; tlooro, dlll: 111Vd;. Bal-H&J'bof Mal-JI. BALBOA ISLAND w. llu7 'T>uat 0eeei. oc&•J.ENT i.t Truat IMd-• . -Phone John lf!>ttnm r111>t """' _ .' : $3000 price cut·' -. · t~ : ,...._ ~ -. utto
H.....;, and Apia., y .. rly or -· NZWPO!lt IL\UIOA n:DJ:IU.L '3,600. P&Y.able 5SI -· '" IDt. • , p A DAT MER KOST 8EJl,' Baautiiul ., blsrm. wailtlllr 3".: tO J 0 lo ... · ~ '
IOD&l. s.. Gan eo.mey. wit.11 uvmoa " LOAN . AallM. -l'!<>perty Wiue n.800-ean Boll Orn.n1"e Cou nt·.t_s. . .a.,. ~ ·.eollielJ bo-. FUnw:e:. I fin abopplllr.· -l•.Jar ~ , !fSWP0$'1' HIIIG8Ta~:7 Ct NELDA amsoN assa Via Udo PIL Bfr. t.al(I ~tlet'. Poirier Mtc--cb. -· '"' ~ , • lNQOlll'OllAn:D ;place, a dJ: l•s ...a.: Gu-U)' ,wt.. ... "'. -.~ •. ~ ·2 ~-
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Seeks Recruits
Busily engaged if\ the third
week or Its cadet rueruitlng <!rive
\s Balboa Bay squ11.dron 77, Civt.1
Air Patrol, according to an a.o=
oouncement by R ichard A. Stre-1·
A!tY. 11quadron cOmnia.nding, of-
ficer.
Strelsky emt\haaizcd the need
tor ewn more Civil Alr Patrol
cadelll to effcctlvely carry out
the proposed progra1n for the
squadron during the coming year
''In view of t he fact that in any
attack on the w est coaat, the max·
!mum number of planes which
could be destroyed la only 30 per
1 • cent, we need trained and semi·
trained mr n and w omen t o help
avert pa.nlc and confwiion that
m ight occur in the event of such
an attack , With or wlthnut the
Atom Bon1b," StJ'elsk y sald.
"The g reatest need or thP Clv1l
Air Patrol at this tlrne is for
pilots and civilians with a irplanes
to fly vital blood plasma anti
transport a ttack victims to and
from strlckPn arl'&s, aa well as re---
lleve the Air Force of many of Its
secondary dutil's."
SH'd for Youth
"Secondly," he conttn ue<I. "there
la a 'need fo r young men and wo-
11tt!'n in the cadet to hC"lp provide
the Alr F orcC' with sl"m i·trained
personnel durlni;: lhl' present un·
stable world situation. The Civil
Air Patrol can givC' cadets many
benefits not ordinarily received
out.lllde of the CAP. All CAP
squadrons havl' the co.operation
ol the Air Foret•, J\.t a r ines, a.nd
Navy, which enables lhf'm to visit
thelr bllJl:es, fiy Link traine rs. at·
tend class€'s, and J::et free orienta·
Uon fli ghts In ser vice s ircraft. Jn
addition. 1tquadron flights e..nd
praclic('-!'I ar(,!. hrld on wef'k·ends."
Young mrn and \von1en between
thr ages of 15 a nd 18. interested
in becomin~ CAP cadl'L", are ln·
vlted to attend n\eeting11 of the
Balboa Bay s1uatlron. hPld every
Monday €'V€'ning a t 1 p. m., near
the Orans1.· County Fai rgrounds.
To reaC'h the squadron area,
tum of f N1•wport Blvd. in Cost.a
Meea , at the Oran~(' County Fair
sign. Be fore 8 p. nl ., a cadet will
be stationed at t he {'nlrance lo
give direction.". Arter a· p. m .. ap·
pltcant.s may follow t he a rrow" on
the telephone jxliC'!:I to squadron
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Give Air t o
Meat, Pou lt ry
Give me11t, poultry and fi sh 11
tittle room t o brt'ath" In the re·
frigerator, rPCOm1nend.11 J\.f a r I a n
Prestlss, hon1e advisor for the Uni-
vers ity of California Ag ricult ural
Exten.slon Service. Loosi!n &n)'
tight tra n11parent coverings, and
wrap again l003t'ly be fore refrig-
erating, she sug gests.
All meat, poult ry ahd fish
shou'd_ be kl'pt cold , prefersbly s t
a ten1,.eratUr l" of ~a lo 4~· F.
Gr:oUAd f resh meat and variety
meals .spoil n\ore quickly than
ro&.'5t.s, chops or 8tea ks. Th e y
should be storrd IOOliCly wrapped
and cook r<I w ithin two days.
Smoke-d meals, such as ham.
frankfurters and bacon, a re the
exception to the r ule. Mrs. Pren·
tiS& says. They may be kept t ight·
wrapped durinjt" stora gf'. Smoked
meats will keep longer than the
unsmoked, a lthough bacon and
sausage may change flavor.
I' you ha ve to keep cookrd meat,
poultry or fish, or any broth or
gravy, cover it in the refrigf'rator::
and plan to U&e it up "flthin 1l few
l:STERSECT10SS
"-ii kinds of unexpected thlnp.
can go \\•rong at intersections.
warns the Na tional Automobile
Club. Thfs ts why the \\'iae driver
approaches t hem with caut ion and
drlveg through t hem w ith a lert
care. By doing so he kf"e ps him-
self from getting ··croaeed up at
the CTOMroads.''
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Vne,111p1oy11 .. ..t Drops loc:c Shicleftt -. ' 'Dedicate! oc·r Paced by g&&n1 :n acrlcu:ttul'e1 ' ~ ;\, eo~rnment 1nsta11at1o.. a.n d Wins SdoolG ship • ·
n'lanuractU:rtng-. tot.al emp·oyment R•fl · R
ln _C..UtomJa r'OM' lo approximate-Fte\de.r Slade. 900 of Dr. and I e· ange
ly 4~2.000 during April. At t'he Ml'9. H. C. Decker, 488 • 82nd SL, •
1&Dle time. unemployment dropped Newport Beach. and a 'bualneu J'~nnaJ · dedlcaUon ot the Or-
'o 196,IOO at •m.id·AprU. educatlqn m~r at OranKe Oout ange Coe.A College rtfie ranee
Announcement of the employ· Coll~. he been awarded a $:500 took place Wedneeday, May .. 18,
nent figures followed a Jolpt echolanhJp and a $400 award trom when Dr ... Horace Parker. member
mat)'lli• of the labor market by Mayr P'oundatk>n at Claremont of.the Board ot Truateea, accepted
Paul ScharrenbeTg, director be the Men'a COUege. a .22 ca.l\bre r!fle ofttcta.ly glven
Jtale Department of Induatrtal Slade t.ranaterred to Orange the club b:t the Bob Sporting
R.e'&tk>n.s and Jam.ea G. Bryant, Co.a.at from Lo. Ancele1 Valley Goods Co. ot Coet& Me•L P"oUaw·
ilrector of ,~e State Department J . C. lut Septembet when hle par· tng preaentatk>n ceremonie., Dt.
l( Emplo~nt. cnt.a moved to the cOutal area.. He Parker fired , the fln:t •hot trom
The April level of employment wu a ttberal &rts f;T&duate from the gun, '
waa 49,000 h.lgher than U\e March Van Nuya High l!ICbdol tn 11M.9. The OCC rifle . n..nge wu built
total and exceeded' • &ny previous At Claremont he wtll punue by rlne club memben who toUow4
April figure by a wtde margln. further work ln buairte811 eduea· ed offk:lal epeclllcatk>na of the Unemploymen~ declined by 37 ,000 lion. slanting hla lntei-ut. to corir Natlona.J Rtr:e Asaoclatton. It LB
<luring the same period. oration aelling, the neld he hopea 50 feet long and hu elx ahootlng
Farm employme11t , made the to enter atter graduaUon. rangea: all targeta are for .22 cal·
greatest gain from ¥arch lo April "Oh yea, eome day I hope to tbre ammunition.
~Ising by 18,000 from the aeaaonal become a buatnea executive, but The college club wa.s organized
ow point in the former month to I want t.o work up to that position, this year under sponsonhlp of
app:oxtmately 3!>0,000 at mk1· tearnlng through experie.nce each Wesley Mole, lnstructor and repre-
April. pba.ae of a big corporation," rt· eentaUve of NRA. The Club's
Hiring of clvUlan worker• at marka the already 8ucceutul bWli· NRA charter beara the names or
military ln8tallation11 continued at neas atude'nL 24 OCC stUdenU ~ namely, Henry
a rapid rate, bringing government Aguilera. Marvin C!ark, Emil
employment to a record high level G T Dopyrea. Roy Ell.Ls. Don Foell.
ot '519.000. en. Urges een-Agers Richard G«enleat, DonaJ Hall,
BOth !lCUonal andl no.n-seaaon· S • School Carl Hinda, Charles Keener, Don·
a.I factors contributed to a raiee to tay lft aid Lt>ggett, James Leslie, Robert
ot about 7.000 In manuJacturinJ? The nation'• teen·agers can best McClelland, Robert Meeham, Earl
emetoym~nt \o Bl total of 867,000 serve their country by staying-in Trapp. Owen Ulhmt-yer. Earl Waf.
workers. Indu3tries which are high school as Jong 88 poNible, flf', Delbert Anderson, Alvln Far-
closely related to the defense ef-Major General Thomaa Hanley, Jr., ley, Harold Inman, Vivian Caw·
tort contlnued to expand. Chief ot the Military Penopnel thon and the offlcera, of th.e club.
The number of job seeker!! and Procurement service division, De· The range Is open for practice
the number of job openings are parlment of Detenae. said this eve ry day at noon, a.lwa.ye under
more nearly in balance now than week during a vtJJtt to the Army 11upervision.
they were a year ago, Bryant ea.id . ~d Air Foree Recrultlng Head· ''Eventually," says Mole, "we
The number of job .seekers h&B de· quarter8 in Lo9 A.ngelet1. hope to have a r lfl e ltani to pllr·
creased greatly and the number of The ieneral emphaslud that the t lc lpate ln lnterco!legiate ron1pc·
openings· has risen sharply al· "service1 want the best qualified tltlon."
tholigh there are still more job young men and wol)1en," according
seekers than openings. Shorta.ge~ to SJt. Melford M. Bonar, local
of workers exist in some occupa· Anny a.nd Alr Force recruiting
tlons. but In many Olher5 ... job sergeant at 30%'~' Weat Third St~.
!teCkers outnumber openings. · I In Santa Ana. The: more 8Choollng
Beachcombing
Aids Science 1'.>r technical training men have,
Vet P m"tt d t lhf' more valuable they are u cttl· Beachcombi!Jg can '?e st;:lentlflc-t S er I e 0 zens to Ute country. ally rewarding, ·
"The ·19~1 high BChool gradu· That's the 'xperience of Dr.
C • T • • ate," General Hanley stated, "will Crace L. Orton. a.sN>Cl&tc ln ma-ontlnue raining provide a great aource ol the cur-rtne biology at the Unlve.r&'lty or
I rent military manpower require· I Callrornla's Scrlpp. lnstitute of
mentJf. There are hundreds of I Oceanography, whooc 11pa.re-tlme
. Veterans who interrupted G.l. I opporlunttlea in the Services for t forays on Southern California
Bill s tudies al any time in the pa.st training which wtll pay dividends I beache8 have tl,rought acientlflc
and later were called hack to mill· In later life." dividends.
tary senQ ce, will be permitted to Dr. Orton is studying fish in
cont1nue trainlng after discharge Lensmen Sought their 1ar\·a1 st.ages. j u.st after they
even though they ~('t out after f'mcrge from the egg. The work
~he July ~5 c ut·ofr date for s~~t-Employment opportunltlea for hu con8iderable economic Import·
1ng tralrl.tng, Veterans Adm1n1s· photographers now eKlat with 8_ ance, since what happens to r,iah
lration i:sa ld tod.ay In 1U1SWer to a nurpbc-r of federal agencies In in thei r first few we('k.e of life may
number of quen es. California Artaona and Nevada determlne the latl'r success or
A vf'trra.n need not necelll5arily a ccordlni: to the U . S . Civil Ser~ failure ot commercial flaheries. ·
have interrupted his G.I. Bill course vice Commtislon. •San Francisco. . Because living fish eggs a.re
specifically for the purpose of Appltcatk>na are now being ac-rather hard to find, Dr. Orton had
gorng back into uniform. In or-cepted for po1ltions paying be· been doing moat of her work with
der to .be entitled to po11t·cUt·o ff tween SJ&~ a year aod s4600 a the lesl'll 11:atisfa.ctory preserved
date training, VA e"-plained. specimen, "until," 11he says, "t year. .A • ln all cases, however . condoct The go•crnment is especially ln· took up my beachC<'mbing."
and progress must have been l€'realed in appl)canla who , have Some species of marine fishes
satisfactory, for furlcr training had hll'hlY specialb:e-d experience lay their eggs on floating objects
to be authortxe<! after military in such field• u motion picture in the water, such as driftwood
duty. color procealng, underwater or and kelp. The material carriea the
And in all cases, too, training hlg'b .speeod motion ptctur'e photo--living cgga, to ahore. If they 4re
after the deadline date mu!lt be g raphy. PerBOna with these typu found .aoon enough they can be
resumed within tt reasonable pe· of experlt'nce may ~ be eligible ror hatched into the larvae Dr. Orton
r iod or t ime after the vet erans higher salary grades. I needs 1n her Investigations. She
retu.rns once again to ci vilian life No written teat will be given bu a group of either u.u.ry or
a.nd mu&t be completed by July appltca.nta. Ellsibillty for pa.rttcu -flying-fish eggs rtdentlJtcat1on la
~. 1956. Jar aalary grades will be de term· dtfflcuJt at this stage I Incubating
As an example of• its ruling, ined on the ha.ale ot the applicant'" in the laboratory nnw ..
VA, ci ted the ~ of a veteran experience. Dr. Orton ls not the fi rst .!JClent·
who Interrupted G.l. Bilt training. Application forms may be ob· iet to take note of the value of
which had been going along sat-talfted at any first or s econd"'Cl¥15 drirtwood. Percy S. Barnhard,
l8fa ctor1ly, in t!H9 In order to"take post office, and llhould be fll~ former curator or the Scr ipps In-
a temporary Job, In 1950 he was w ith the Director, 12th u . S. Civil etltutlon and author of a book on
recalled to a ctive duty. Even Set'Vic9 Commlalon. 630 Sansomt marine rishes of SouthC'rn Call·
though he gets out after the cut· Street. San Franclsco ll. No cloa· fornla, took e.dvanta1;e or drift.
off date. VA Mid.. he would , be ing date ha.s been announce<t for wood-borne eggs in some of ht.a
eligible for further G.I. training, the examination. research studies.
provided he h&d neceM&ry title -------
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VA stated. that the July 25 cul-
oft date will a.pply to one cl&sr1 of
World War 11 veterans who in··
t errupted training to re·enter
11ervice. That cla.M consist.a of
those who have bffn released
from their second period ot ser·
vice before the July 2~ date.
The July ~ cul·ofr date ap.-
pllee to veterans dlacharged bf':.
fore . July 25. 1947. Tho.se dis-
charged from Wo-rld War 11 after
the 194 7 date have four years
from that discharge In which to
s tart training.
LT. GEN. ALBERT C. WEDE-
MEYER. Presidio of S . F.-=-"Our
country !lhould scrupulously avoid
commitment.a that it cannot pos·
!libly fultlll."
Promise Surpris~
at Flower Show -
He Is not rtvlng out with any
detaJla, but Harry Macrea ~f San
ta Ana promiaes a lot ck S'Urprt.ses
for vlaltor1 ~ attend the flower
show he ta plailnlnc In connection
with the 19:11 Orange countY falr
8Chf!duled for Aug. 1&·19.
The norfculture eXhlblt aupertn·
tendeqt"a bll' aecret la the elabo-
rate a.nd unusu&J decoration8 being
planned for the 'show which he
a,aya will turn the enUre J0,000
aquare feet of dWplay . space Into
Trailer Regulations
An announcl'.'m€'nt was made lo·
day by Mr. Paul·, Scha.rrenberg,
director of the State Department
of lndwitrlsl Relations. th•t copiea
or t_tle rules and regu!atlons affect·
lng the installation of tolleU In
tralkr coacli.e& are now available
for dbstributlon.
These regulations, e f r e c t I v •
April 29. 19~1 . were adopted by
the Commtaaton of Houalng •Jter
a aeries of publlc hearlnp held In
Loa Angeles and San FrancLsco.
Persons Interested Ir\ obtaining
copies of the regulations may ap·
pl)· at any 0Ulce11 of the Dlvt11ion
of Hou11ing, located at 965 Mission
St .. San Francisco 3. or Room 707
State Building, Lo.a Angelea 12. a veritable faj9land to rival any·
thing yet seen at a Southern Call· .,....
fomla (lower •how. ~ .
To 90me' peopJf', Including the
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late Gertrude Steln, a ro&e ill a.
roae ta a roae. Marcee and all eJl-
htbttor1, . however, plan to get
away from aJI IUCh" proaaJc non·
sense to preRnt BCOl'N of floral
dil:playa lq a aettlng daszllng
~npuch to ope.n the orb of a
b'ack·~Yed Suaan.
Orange county'• florist.a, nur·
eerymen and amat~ur rJorlcultur·
Wt.I are cooperating ln such a. nne
way, according to f&Jr officials.
that • the: comlna flower ahow
promilea to wrpau that of ta.at
)'CU \tlhlch drew IUCh Oironga
and favorable comment&.
,,,., 11ota1 di.p1aya aays 11u'pe.-
tntendent N&C!tta. ~tJI include the
bljt f-ure d~la,. tor nlll'9<riea.
Ute cut ,. owu and conace •xlli~
HAI tor tlorUt.o. and U>e feature
dlsple.yo for botlt flow<r u.>cia·
UoN and garden ftul-. ~ ylU
aJoo be • .......merclal clua ror
dahUu attd ~... aauitelu
&la tor --<>Pen dllPJay +z I fw fttcMe t'Gbetot.w be-
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'Tiie 1161 '<>ranp county taf;
free ....... Ult booklet. rtv·
b\c )oawleto, lnfonnatlon to .,..
Ill~ • Wo -~ depart· .... •• <iiol ... •ftllalile . -t .-'·· . ( "F<Atnit~'lilhe ·-"' lhlf
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YA Insurance Law wt1het: to retain bla · term Jn.sur·
anoe, he mU•t renew It every five
years, ln advance or the explraUoh
The rKently ~n&ct;ed Federal· date, and, ol courae, at a !higher
law halted the INUance of ne~ premlwn baaed on hla then 8.t4
National Service lJJe Inaurance l•lned ace.
Warren ·Vetoes
Service Day Bill
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to veterans ot World War U. ex· The new law bu no effect Gov. Earl Warren vetoed a bill
cept tor thoee returning to mUi· '
tary service, should provide "food however, on permanent plan NSU.
t th ht" t th t It cannot expire. Although It may or oug 0 ote ve era.ns be lapsed for non·payment or
whose NSLI policies are of the Y&· ttmiuma It can be lr'ult.&ted at
rlety which expire every five ~y time by pa.yment r:f premiuml'I
yea.ra, l~t e oplnlon of Ben Ue· In arrears (with Interest) and
berman, range County Veterans aa.Uatylng of health requirementa. Service fflcer. ·
paased by the legi1dature that
would give 30 days pa.y 'to any
at.ate employe going into any
branch of the service, whether en·
!lltlng or drafted.
He e t1mated that two out of Perma.qent plan tnaurance al80
The governor noted that the
measure had gone through ne.lther
the Senate flna.nce committee nor
the ways and means committee
and no estimates of lb coet had
been made. He said, howeve r, that
It would 'Involve a gTeat arncnmt
Ot money.
every three NSU pollcy·holders hu other advantage11 over term
In Orange County have. these five· NSU, such as various guaranteed
yea.r level premium term policies. values.
The remaining third have convert·
cd t o one of six perma.nent plans
of NSU.
Prior to the enactment or the
new inJ11ura.n ce law a vet eran whose
term policy had expired could
nev1·rthele88 apply tor new GI in-
surance &nd obtain It. If he met
the health requlrements. Under
the new Jaw, he cannot. It he
SOCIAL 8ECUl!ITY
You don't need to pay a dollar,
or any other sum. to get full in·
formation about your rights under
aoclal security. lt'11 yours for the
aaklng at" the social security of-
fice, eithee-in printed booklf't form
or ln direct, authoritative advice
straight acroM the de1k.
Warren sald present law pro·
videm for "separation" pay only If
the employe join s the National
Guard, Na.val Militia., or reserve
corps:
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OCC Studeat Treuurer
The governor i-;a.ld be would
have approved lhe bill if the -two
committ~ on finances had given
it their approval.
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When a '\ acquaintance of yours bri ngs a fr iend
of his to call upon you, your gree ting of the new·
comer depends to a · g reat .exte nt o n the opinion
of1the m'an who introduces him, doesn 't it? Usually,
you judge the stranger by !he company, he ·kffpl.
This' principle applies no less to advertising. When an
advertisement appears in the company of news and
editoria l columns which you have looked. upon as your
"frl•nds; and in wt.ich you have 'fa it h, you transfer those
feel!ngs of faith and friendship to the adverti.sement as well.
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It Is possible; of course, for the manufacturer or merchant to
gain the good w\11 of the public by mere ly offering merclland ise
which proves satisfactory when tested-to insure the in itial trial of
the product is qu ite another matter. It means that .th• introduction
must be eff..!ted by the most dependable mutual friend of the .seller
and buyer.
And even after the new customer has been won over for t he fi rst time,
it is quite n-stary to reassure him of the wisdom of his choice and to re-
mind him that the product is still in the_market by .sending a message to
him again a11d again,-in good company.
. More and more are th• owners of better newspaper publications coming to the
realization of the importance of discrimin a tion in th e acceptance of the adverti s-
ing wh ic h is to .appear in their columns: They know tha t a censorship of this kind
acts as a protection bnd a help for both advertiser and reader, It g ives to the reeder
the comfortable assurance that the advertisements he reads may be trusted, and
gains for the advertiser the patronage resulting from h.is fa ith . Th is advertisin,g is be·
coming stro"ger ,.very day.
f Advertisers a re keenly aware of the superio ri ty of the results attai"ed by the use of a de-
pendable advertising meclium,--one whose publ ishers exercise care a nd thought in t be se-
lection of material for Its .ditoria l and news columns,--<1 medium which is an integral factor ' in shaping and reflectinglthe views of it( circle of readen,--<1 medium which· has dev•IC!ped
a large circulation among' a represenlallve class of people in ii• particular territary-o circle of . ' readers whicH repre .. nt1 th• entire community.
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DEPENDABLE ADV!RTISING MEDlUM, DOESN'T TH IS NEWSPA,ER 'S
HAND OF GJ ETING FILL THE G LOVE OF GO?D OOMPA~Y PERFECTLY"
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