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'ntere --.tlllDP lbat l -a Uttle about, but one of
the UllnP l kn-1--about.
newopaJ!"'. But Brick Galnu •1"
to me, ''Heins. I am plJC away
for a couple of w.eea to catch up
on .llOllle loq polltponed ~.
and try to at •-ret my thrM
. bucka back that. I lnvuted In &
llcenM. Juat break:J!ll' even on tbe
deal would be flne."
So ben: l'0'9· Wbile doinC a
lltUe anooplnr. bee&~ that ta
what a guod new• bound 19 auP"
poNJd.' to do, I found out that our
trtend Brtck ta a u:nart and very
fa!'9fflng indJvldual. Of courae he
took Stella along, and we know
u a cook &he t. tope and ln ad·
dltlon he al8o bu Mam.ma Rosl1
at whom when It come8 to high·
cla.ss fodder there 18 none better.
See what I mean! The lllY ca.n't
loee &nd Uncle Benny will pro-
bably have to buy a blg'ger chair
for Brick to rooat In.
A.BOUT OUR HABBOR
While going down the at.reel
the oth:er day I bumped into a
fellow and he saya aome thlnga
about the Harbor. so I aaid, "So
what", we have a flne Harbor.
Probably there are some thing•
you don't like about It, but all ln
all we have one ot .tti.e flneat ple~re h&rbors ln the world a.a
of now, a.nd tt will be Iota bigger
and better when we pt around to
developing the upper bay. There
again la a lot of work to be done.
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OVER -DAMA.OE --by tlllo n.. ID tbe pnge and
E. Balboa Blvd.. Jl&lbe&, ~ aft.ernoon.. Ploture above "'M
l,.tarted la the ~ from epontaaeoua combuatlon.
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WIOI AIU • SECOND LARGEST HOME C:Ololl~UNITY IN
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, THURSDA
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NUMBER 18
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PLANS $250,00 DEVELOPMENT MESAHASll,825
. Presaging & quarter ~lllion dollar developmen of facllltlea for the Newport Beach branch of the Preliminary ~unt of th~ census
Bank or America. wu the purcha..se this w eek of he 262 foot tronl&ge on Newport Blvd. e.t 28th fo~ Ute City 9r Newport Beach -as tabulated bj Ray Adkinson of Street by the capitol Company or lJos Angele.a. he property, preaently oct:Upled ~Y the "-·ater de· the Cenau. BUreau in River side.
home or Georce H. Ooffln, 1 JSZ
ta.ken ahortly after the blaze
(Preas Ptioto)
partment ya.rd.a and warehouses of the City of N wport Beac h, was .aold by the city for $31 ,000 t o Ca~if., ia 12,2i.p. according to an
the realty holding compa.py of the Bank. arlnouncement / by Mayor L. L..
Plans for con•truction or a new l.lJbell today. Jt wu learned that
been held ln a~ya.nce for more 825. 1
Plana have to be made, agree·
menta to be worked out, and moat
important of all, money. It bu to
come from aomewhere, but that
la nothing new. The present harbor
·wu not built over night. It ai.o
took a lot of work and money
and the road at tlmea wu very
rough. The people who worked and
planned then did not, give up and
l still bielleve we have the Mme
klnd of folks today.
We must give these old Umen.
a pat on the back for doing such
a wonderful job under adverse
con di lions. So teta ro11 up our
aJeeve11 and finish the job they
started, that's the finest compli·
ment we c•n pay them.
GARAGE, HOUSE, CAR BURN · IN S350Q
FIRE ON BALBOA PENINSULA TUES.
branch building }l1 the bank have Nat·1on;wlde Horace He·1dt l~e censue fo Cool& Meaa •• 11.-
tha.n two yean pending the acqui· Most 111urprl.ing result of lht"
•ltlon of the proper location. Ne-Show at Re'n. dezv-ous Sunda y lowor-than·expected census flgur· gotiatiorui have been alternately es Is that the Newport Beach
on and off with the Griffith Com· Township hu a total population
pany for a building site in the rif only 24 ,045 o r nearly 6.000
area of the Lido . Shop develop· Sund~y at 6 p. n1. Is the lime when Horace Heidt will bring hjs short of the necessary popula•
mmt. InabUlty to reach a salts-popular radio show lo the Rendezvous ballroom for a coast to coast tion to e.!llabllsh a Class A justice
factory arr & n gt men t there broadcast folowed by a two hour performance by 60 of his top court, which wa.s recently opened
prompted the purchase of the OJghl stars. Newport Harbor's Zonta club is sponsoring the event here. Whether thilt would effrct
Newport Boulevard ptoperty by with all proceeds going to the future Hoag Memorif! Hospital-lhe present court wa.s not immc·
FISH FRY
Then another fellow aay• to me,
"Heinz., how did the ttah fry turn
out'!" Well. I UYI .to him, "A
grand success u u•ual. We fed
about 4500 wtth all the Uona
Club members workJng overtime
to put It over and they did." At
present It looka llke they wtll reali·
u about $4000 net on It. That Is
wonderful becauae every penny of
tt goes to the local youth agencies
and alter the dlama.J showing of
the Community Cheat drive they
wtll need It. Thousands of people
saw and heard about Coeta Meu
u4 ~ •iiKiiiiiiMfo "11114
tel~n. The flab fry ta setung
bigger and better and wtll con·
tlnue u an annual affair.
THE -ELECTION
One more thing. Some people
have been uklnl' me about the
election. Well November la •till a
few month8 &Way and • lot of
work wUI have to be done before
election day. People to aee., que11·
Uone to be answered. But above
all I want to thank a.JI my friendJ:
for the fine support they gave mt
and the wondertul cooperation In
my campaign: One of the thlnp
that imp~ me moat during
the campaign wae the deep Inter·
est ahown by the voters In the
iuuea and candidate&. One promise
t wt11 make now ht that I wtll try
and make & good Supervtsior if I
am elected In N~mber.
An estimated $31100
was caused to the reaklence of
George H . Coffin, 1132 E . Balboa
Blvd., BaJboa, by a rtre that
started at 1 :50 p. m . Tue.aday. • Two Newport Beach engines re-
sponded to the call and in & 11hort
time the pentnaul& wu j&mmed
with hundreda or apectatora u
the billowing smoke waa vtaible
for mile.a.
The blue began In the Corrin
garage, apparenUy Ignited by
l!lpontaneou.s combu•tton in paint
rag:a, the fire department report-
ed. Two can. were In the rara.i"e
at the time and one, belonging to
Miu Helen Hillman, Loe Angeles.
81.sler of Mrs. Coffin, WU driven
to aatety. Flame• qulck.Jy en·
~~ U. e;Mt•.s:llf wttte ._...,,.t
wu eomplete!7 o.t.oyed.
Mra. Coffin told rtretm!n that
ah.e wu In the garage "ten min·
utea" before the tire broke out
to get •ome paint and saw no evi-
dence of any conllarratlon. Shf"
wu ln the front or the bay rront
home when Ufe flre · wu ctl.a·
covered.
Beginning In the gvage
blue ate through the wall
the adjoining aervlce porch
kitchen. One bedroom wu &leO
ba.dly damaged a.nd much of the
hoUt-e wu d~ed by amoke and
heat. Content.a of t.h,c;-garage
we.re completely deatrqyed. ~
When diacovered the bJa..ze wu
am&Jl but It suddenly reached a
tarp quantity of ~lnt !tOf'ed in
the pr&S"e and banit out o( con·
troL
West Newport Group Joins
Matching Land Opposition , .
the Bank. · Presbyterian. diately determined.
A bullding encomp&Mlng at Tic kets can be purchued at the Newport's figure of 12.220 il"I
leut ~.000 square feel wlll be following places : Balboa, Cham-175 percent over thE> last regular
constructed there as soo f-i a.s the ber of Commerce; Newport, Rich· A N census taken in 1940 when 4.438
property Is vacated by t~e city. a rd's Lldo Market: Bslboa Island, ssn. , ames person~ w~re counted. This rep·
Ample pa"rklng apact" w11; be pro· Earl Stanley Realty Office, 22~ rcscnl.5 an increase of 7,782 p~o-
vtded a.nd some property .will be Marine Ave.; Corona del Mar. T D pit>.
available for other commercial Hampton's Harbor Drugs, Sl9 reaslure ays ~pecial Federal census taken in
uae. Coa.at Blvd.: Coat& Meaa, Brat 1948 ghowed 10.994 residrnts so
Offered l&nd Befon! Shop, 1809 Newport Bkrd.: La· in the past two years, 1126 ne"-'·
The City of Ne\Yl)Ort Beach had guna. Mariner's Stationery Co., The Corona del Mar Business comers h&ve settled here.
offered the pro~rty for sale on 225 Foreet St., and the Chamber Aa90Cialion voted at Its Tuesday The' announced figure will be
several occastofts In the past of Commerce at Anaheim. Fuller· evening membership meeting to booaled slightly higher when all
when pl&nl!I '!(°f!.re first on the ton a.nd Huntington Beach. hotd the 1950 TTerurure Days on the individual census r eturru. of
drawing board; for the "corpora· Mall orders should go to Mra. ~day and Saturday. Oct, 6 and persons who · were out of town
lion yard.a" at the form<'r dump A . E . Stockton, 1006 Cout Blvd., 7. when t he ce~sus takers camr
site at l&th fi_lreet. It wa111 plan-Corona del Mar, and tickets may ! These dates wer~ c hosen so tha.t around, are malled in. They w ill
ned at that , time to use the pro· also be purchued at the door. _t-re11h lobster would be ava.ilable all be sent to Washington, D. C .
ceeda from ;the sale or this prop· P'tve local winners ln the Heidt for the ma.in feature of the event where a final official figure wlll
erty for th,e new buildings a_t the talent auditions were announce<l -the lob•ter' bake (lobster aeuo n be allllounced later.
·• dl\"'P el.to. tlow•~\ellt. ear1ter· --"T!IOJ' lnclu~ ~ Oct. 11. The otber big r..-. ·r;s-to be H11her
. l'Unde wefi realised from the w• Adriane Wager, autoharp and tur@-tfte Trerurure Chest hunt-Census had been expected to b,,
· of otbe~/W&ter department prop· singer. 513 Poppy Ave., Corona wa8 acheduled for Saturday morn· ·somewhat higher as the city's
erty and V&rloue land.a to virtually del Mar. Stephen Hope, uke and Ing, rather than Sunday morning public util1Ue11, water. gas. elf"f'·
complete the building pro~arn. inger 400 Dahlia Ave Corona aa la.at year, eo that the winner trlcity, telephone, indicate a popu.
It t• presumed that the $31,000 ~el Mar 'tton Whll!lo~· sing-er C~ be announced al the lobster lation of a.round 20,000.
realized from the sale will be ~ Balboa !~land Norman 'sttngley' bake. . I Cf'nsua for Orange county WA.!
to conl!ltruct the propo8ed main singer, Santa 'Ana and Vina M~ Booths displaying the ·•treMures revealed al 214 ,061 or an incrc&Sf>
wa.rehouae and office building al Harmer , a ccordion. Sant.a Ana. qf Corona del Mar·· again \Viii be or 63 .7 percent over the previous
the city yards. part of the Trea sure Daya attrac· 130, 760. Santa Ana is aga in top
The property purchaaed by thr Uon. Corona del Mar's artists. city with 45,534, an increase or
Capito! Company haa a frontage craftsmen and busine81!1eS will 13, 613.
of 292.09 f~et on Newport Blvd. $947,000 Budget have the opportunit y to displa y Other cltiel!I with the new ,ccn-
and 212 reet on the old railroad their ware!! to the public. sus figures are: Anaheim.14.522 ;
(Coatlltued on Pace Z) Wltltout a munnur from a A genen.I committee will work Fullerton, 13,939: N~wport Beach.
.•. ~ "·elt-nlled oouncU chamber, out the details or Treasure Days 12,220; Costa Mesa, 11,8~: Or-
FIREWORKS.-
BREAKFAST TO
FEATURE 4TH
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Newport Beach'• clt.v council· and submit a plan to the next angc, 10,0~3 : Laguna. 6.188: Ln
men quickly appro,·ed the pro-membership meeting in July. The Habra, 4,974: Garden Grove, 3,769;
posed $941,000 budJet for the committee includes Actlrtg PreBi·, Seal Beach, ~8; Brea, 3215:
fl8Cal year 1960..51 at Monday'• dent Arva Haapa. Conrad Hidy, Wel!llmin&ter, 3122; Newhope,
meeting. George Euhlberg, Lyell Butter· 2228, San Clement~. 2008: Stan·
The crowd had pthered ex. more· and Association Directors ton, 1762: Placentia. 1681; Mid-
pecUnr to hear eome dl~u.,. Fred Butler. Russell Hafnpton. "'ay City, 1418; Cypre¥, 1321 ;
l!llon but no one had anythlnl" Monica Smith. Harold Hetrick Tustin, 1140.
to A&.y and the nea.r-mlllon dol· and Se~retary Fra.i;ik<-Powers. I Bigge.!l p~rcentage of increa.s,.
lar budpt ,,,... p&YeCI lq 1esa Speaker al Tuesday's meeting was shown at San Clemente
than a mlaute. wu Hay La.ng-enhelm. "'Tlch jumped 319 percent.
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DICK CONTINO, FORMER WINNER OF
HEIDT· . SHOW I IS VACATIONING HERE
' Dick Contino, 20·year·old accordion virtuao who ma.de a .senaa(lonal .rift in the entertainment
world after winning a Horace Heldt Youth Opport~unlty Contest, la vacationing In Balboa.
With Dick at the Sea l•le Court, 201 E . B&lb:>a. Blvd., are hll!I mother and father, h.l.a sister,
Josephine. 18., and ht.a brothera; Victor,' 16, and P ete. Jr., 9.
The young mualclan'a ~nee
here h~ resulted only from hi.a
determinatJon to l&ke a brief real
after tWO·&n~·a·ha.lf hectic yean
or contests arid atage ahowa, he
saya. and h&a: no connecUon wtU'I
the Horace Heldt pretentatlon be·
Ing of,ered &t the RendetvoU8
ballroom on Sunday.
After ht. tnltl&l wtn in l h e
Heldt conleat ln December, 1947,
at Fresno, hta native dty, Con·
tlno topped &ll comera for 14
co~tlve weeka "from catlfornla
to N~r}(., and then ~t on to
take the ~.000 tint prize In the
grand finala tt Wublngton. D. C.
juat & year ~ his tint -.Uc·
cea. Since Ulen M h&8 been on
tour wtlh h1a own ahow, and lri
tbe meantlmt b.W famJty haa
....,_ to Gi...dale. California.
The Cmitlnoil will ttlum to
Glend&le after the rourt.11. of .July~
&nd Dick will. work on an album
of atterdlon MlecUona for Victor
records before bead!nC> for Cbl;
eac<! whmt he i. to open .. a au.-;:-.f.1. ~ ortmai Tl>•i ~tre ..;:-;:'; ••. t'o ~9y~ .
a date ot· llio 8tarllpt ~ of
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P_.,l#E 'l -PART I -THURSO.l\Y, JUNE 29, t9SO.-
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Pu-ed flftty '!'1n1n<!a7 at Newport BNcb, C&llfomla.
Ottk. and pt1Jlllng Plant at 2211 Bolboa ---Phone Harbor WI
Entered aa ~ matter June 18. lMO, at the peat. ottice al
· N""'P"rt Be&cll, COllfomJ&, under the Act ot x..-h 8, )f7p .. -. '
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A. ALEXANhER HAMILTON, Adverll.dnJ Manager
fte Pr.m hall been •dJudpd a newspaper ot l'tlD•ral ciro:W&Uon 1>y
dilcree ., the 8upertor Court of Orange County and ls fUU7 qualltia4
to publlab all k1ndl: of lepJ n9ticn and adverttaement.t.
OFFICIAL PAPER OP' THll CITY OB' NEWPORT BE4CR
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!IUB8CBIPTION BATES:
, . NiwPoRT·••J,804 PRESS eveey Thu'.nda.Y "
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JOHN Q. i>tJBLIC WILL PAY
Americans -ri"htfully expect to support, th.rough their
taxes, ·legitimate co9ts of government. • Their paycheck
deductions,· taxes on property, the many dollars drained
off in "hidden" taxes in everything they buy are actually
individual investments, on a nation·wide scaJe, for .govern·
ment.
Yet, far too many Americans have disregarded the
ma nagement of their taxed investments. They wo_uld re-
bel if private concerns, in which they had invested their
money, continually ran in the red. Yet the fact is that
their national government has operated in the red and
created a staggering national debt which the.ii and their
children must psy.
Carried to logical ends, this kind of free spending plus
this apathy on the part of the people can result only in
national bankruptcy. For-instance, cast of the national
government in 1949 was 'just twice tbe•total profits of all
American corporations in 1948.
Our government ran in tb'e red to the tune of FIVE
BILLION DOLLARS during fiscal 1950 and will ·be an ee·
t imated SIX BILLION more in arrears at the end of fiscal
1951. •
According to the U.,S. Budget, ll.4 BILLIONS, only
two billion less than our national defence bill, has been
sla ted for "social" apending.
Included in this category are : the farm subsidy pro-
gram f or HIGH price supports, federal entry into controls
of housing and education through federal support and a
national "social welfare" apending spree.
Stockholders in privately managed enterprises have
ownership control of most American corporations to make
certain their inveeted money ia doing the best possible job.
American voters have control, too, over the apending of
their invested tax monies through their private balloting
booths. I
It's time we realized this
pay these costs of government
and also that nobody will
bills but John Q. Public:
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FREEDOM AND mE PRESS
"It ia you who enable the American people to be free,
by apprising them of the truth. You provide the stimuli
for the thinking of the American people. When you pre-
psre an editohal, you perform a vital function: You cause
the average man on the street to l!ause and consider. It
isn't essential that he agree or disagree with your view·
point ; it is important that be think to a concluslon of his
own." From Senator Kefauver's .. speech to the Na.tional
Editorial Association.
----.•----• SAFETY ON THE FOURTH
The automobile has been made as· nearly foolproof as
possible. But it can't be. made DAMFOOLPROOF.
Keep this in mind, especially if you drive ·over the
Fourth of July weekend. Don't travel so far as to make
it necessary .to race there and race back.
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... of iiMi ---~ ot1 u..,. IQ.oli wl\h cw&c llP at Ith~
<Glltlllued antlea ol rat pnp Fd
baodlumo, rousllboo••ns and pi&ul~ 11!1': ilerenoei..o cltlsono (be 111~
111ey .. d•t..,..le•) with llnp\tllltyl
olmolL
.ot cql&rot, now &1141 ui.n • hood·, .
.... pta ~ In .i.u. -to th~ ol4 ~ 111,n•-a111.-. l ... l '• _._~ .. ' ·1
., .. .,, 1..-to ctw them d:Ker-
nrita~ ~ .-W cme ald•Umer nee.nUyJ
He oP\>k• '""'· ~ ...... l\lno, in u.11 'eounty when the men wtth!
bo.dS40 applied .pr&cUcal reforma-
tion. tec ... uet to the dlaorderly
hoodhan ·un1ortW1&te enou1h to
fall 'kilo their handa.
n. "90dlllm. '°' --· landed' In U.. cllnlr. Bllt he l'ot deterttn~
flPll. And lt wwally worked. Re
wau't likely to come back tor
more. it wu bettel' than probal
tlCM\._ and caet leu.
. Tfte old·tim' officer didn'f ea·
pl~ about cSeterreq.ta:. He Just
amUed grtmJy when he · aaid It.
Deierrt>nts never showed in the'
o~, a1Te.st report.I. ThfY juat
flhowed Qn the prt.onera: 't'heiae
came limping or rubblnl' the eeat.8
of their trousers, wherever deter·
rent.8 had been applied. A g ood
peace officer in those daya wu
the one w1th the No. 12 ~hoe, at
the end ot a tree·swingtng leg . It
was a rough end ready sort of
jUBtlc., givinl' the hoodJum his
own medicine, 80 that he could
see how It taated. 'I'hey ~ldom
uktd tor a second dCMe .
"Jail doesn't bother them," a&Jd
tht" old timer acomfuJly. ''They
like that. It brings them attention.
and that's what they love. But
they never liked what we u11ed to
give them before they got to jail.
That'• why they hardly ever tried
it again.
"You can·t strut when you 're
getting deterrent.I. You can't show
off-anyway not to advanta([e.
It's a fine remedy tor rat gang~.
"But of coune i ·d not recom·
mend It ," he hutened to add . '"It's
not nlct>. And you know w e ha\'e
to b enlce to the5e-rat gangs.'"
The okl timer smiled grimly
again and took hia parting shot.
"We've g ot too much law enfor ce·
ment these days·and t oo many
lawyers In these Ca&el'I,"' he observ·
ed. "mterrenta are outmOded-
but, boy how they worked!"
YAl.E \\1AS \\'ISNER of tht• lntPttolif'siate tbr • N'el\•port Rarllor
\'arht <'lnb lal'lt \\'f't>k , bt•a tloc l 'nl\·enalt.y of C..lltoroJa by ju"t ODf' pain . la the three day•
... rlt"•. 4.t rac(•s \\"t'l"'f' Wied \\'llh tbr el.-vt>n 11ehool!i chanl(lnc cr11ws and boat• iw'tiivfflll ~ .. race.
Top 11huto Jiiho\\"!t MUmf' of tbf' IA"lunu dlnshY• br t"'·er11 f'M'i" at lhf' float •y the Joh.ii A. MatJibay
homt>, 930 \·la t.ldo l\'ord, Lkk> JU>, U!M'd aa a 8tartlac ma.rkrr. &ttom pjf.tu"' catelwoe tlw unllN
-AIDI!!, CARL San Bernardino.
ARTll:RBURN, MRS. V.-Loe An-
aele1.
BELYEA, R . A.-Nowpan.
BIUOOB. 1'l.ARY F.--Oorona dol ,
Mar.
1112\NDON, WUJJA.M-N.wport. lllDaCH. ~_,,,_ .
Hllla'lllUn', WAN> JIC.-New-port. .
ltDINJTZl:ll, Mllll. L. Jll.--a>M
Kl:PPaH, R. L.-BeJ• ..
NAf10IU'J', PAUL--a.1-lalland
Pllllt80N, MN. t.. J'.-Nowport.
PIPJ:ft..JOllNllON-Bolllao 1
Pll1DllAll. R. S.-a.-JalliDd
PIUNOLS. MRS. RALPH-New-
portt,
TIU.Nl'LllY, nla>-Rollywood.
TOUBLl!T, IL--Cooea 111-
WAurrAI>, OJ:ft'l'ftUDll--Orut
Fallo. Moatana.
CRANGll or ADD ....
BAOQN, ft. 1---.
lo~--· COllD~ J'.-No1111 Hollywood
lo·-DllHNillON, MJUI.-OIX>.--a>M
lo Loo~ ....
OICNDSL, llLUl'l'IN--Loe .UJ•l<s
lo NOwport.
HOAG, MRS. a. 0 .-Ban Marino
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ICJLLION, W. L.-Newport
lo Lons-IL
l'tNCIUiifi?, c.-a.a· Bemardu.o
lo Newport.
P08Tl!!L, M. &.-Newport
to eo.ta Mesa;
SCHOJ:NFSLZ>, MRS. W.R.-.
Beverly Hilb-to Newport.
SKINNER. MRS. F. T .-Bever1y
Hilla-to Newport.
WARHURST, E . H.-Balboa 1'1l
to Corona deJ Mar.
WHITMAN, HARRY E .-C. M.
to 1856 Orangl!, Co.'lla Me.ea
RICNEWAL8
BELYEA, R. A .~Newport
CAMPBELL, DEAN-Balboa
CLANCY, N . J.-Corona del Mir
DRESDEN, 0 . V.-Newport
GRAUEL MORTUARY C. M .
IRWJFN, S. M.-Newport
Dr.'_O~ucas
-Bar lUO -~ w. Central Nll:WPQRT Bi:ACH
Dr, JI. ~WISE:i ~ral and •• D y
HU ~ 111.._~I Bar, ~ ....
-by ap tment
-ll&rold C. er;-Dlr.S.
Oral surleoa . . .
PracUc• llml\Od U>-j.
JJ:stractlon 43' -32nd Bd
DIAcnoel• N•wport Beac~
X·Ray Harbor 2200 I
Lelt.er A. Beckj.r, D. D. ~
D~Y
17811Newport811,Coata M~
MedleaJ Bid&. Beacon 87~
D06 ll. Ba7 A ., Balboa
11ubor :p'l-J • · I
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MORTI~ I
BALTZ MO::T1JAB11'
t.dy Atte d&llt l uo C-t (b_,
CORONA Orji. MAR .
DAY AND ti_J~BT
PbOIM! llarj r U
INSUJtA:'NCI:
Old Eotabllahed i Inrurance
Agen<t
All -"i".!" .... BOWARD W. iQERRIS
1808 N ewport Blvd.t Costa M
PHONE BEAOON ~161
of thf' y.·lnnlnJ "klppt-ni and c n-ws. IAft to rlsllt: llt.lrd pi.<'• y.·lan•n,, &b Harwoecl aad Gf.orp
('olllnR, Gf"orgt> \\'ashlngton l 'nl\·f'Tfllty; tlrat p&air.. wl•Mra. drtppl.a1 we\ f~ lM"lal tOllM'd la the
bay, lJlr k Carff't and Bo b ~llnPttt, \\'ho "''u alM ladl\·klu.at acort.ns J.>MIPr. l'a.,.~ lf'COIMI place
'''l~nPn. Bill Flc kf'r and J...arry Sht>p, CaJlfomla. 0.. t~ f'Xt""'1\e lf'ft ia ~rt Allaa. Jr .. lluttor
lslt", M"Crt.•tary of "'Hit.to rn lntercolh>&latf> CHaahv Racl111 aq(M.'latlon. ! (Becka.er PhotOI) l BE SURE -INSUR
MULL, MRS. EDITH-Balboa
PIERSON, MRS. L. F .-Nt"WpOrt
PRIDHAM, R . S.-Ba1boe. Ulland
STRONG, A. M.-Balboa
THOMPSON, CLAYTON-Balboa
TOBIAS, MRS. W. A.-CDM
ULLMAN, CHA.S.-B&Jboa
.f Jl.IU.14 U. C""°" ~i.... C I i l'lan Huck Finn Day w1th l
••• about China Cov• Assemblyman Earl Stanley Speaks Pi~::' ru , at Irvine Partc Sat. :.;m;J%: I
•r~~ .;:~·~~;~~-:~,~h: ~":~~ on World Movement to Pro-America New Play Harbor· :;~S!~;:~E;~~ Er:.:~:f 1 .. _0_5_-___ "_v_ .. _+_ .... __ blaa __
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Cove.ctty Beach equabble. Pres-Play Harbor, that unique bl.Yi· attract between 3600 and 6000 ST&TE ~
lnter·•ectJonal beJJy .acheJ11 without ed a talk by Ass('mblyman Earl stand 11.gair1~t the World F ederalist erta inmeht and enjoyme nt ot jun1' lake next Saturday. LIJl'IC • AUTO • FIBE
taking on any more. Stanley was presented members of mo venient end for t he loyalty ior me ml>era of-the NC!wport·Hat< Six ba.&k W~ton League chap· W, L DIS
ently, we have more than enough A varied program which includ· nt'h ven ~ure deatfnf'd for tbe ent~ junior &n(len to Irvtne park lnAuranceiJ)aBie&
Since we are alrea dy bl?i ng Pro An1e rica when they met at oath. bor area l betWPen the aceai ot 3 to! ters compriaing the cou nty coun-606 Yz ~ S.y, Balboa
taxed t o death, lets raise the the home or Mrs. M. T. Gracey. Earl Stanley s~1 12 i• hoid:nr a ah•kr<lown c:niis~ ell will aponsor the even\, w tth Har. !U ·R I
a.nte a. few mort' mils and ha ve 8 2515 Vista Dr ive. Bay Shore with Assembly ma n Earl s t an I e y Saturday July l . I John P. O'K&ne of Anaheim a a ~1 rs. Alene Ba lcl \\·in EhrE'sman k b · f l bo t ... · " · -neral 'c•·,·rm · l ed b th !!=======~====~ real city.wide park aystem. If spo f' r1 f" y a u 11esnngs on Frank 1 Raful and Al Tltt'anyJ .-..... an, &&S ta Y e
we can aurvtve the operation, presiding. tht' World F ederalist movement . owners and cr .. tor1 ot Play Har]: six chapter heads, ,.
China Cove can be pu rcvhased, ~1 rs. Ehre!"man first introduct'.'d Voted on by t~e Rtate legisW.t ure. bor . ha v• five entertaiM\Jftt facll F iahing during the d ay will be W • Stuart Foote
N ewport Height.a will have 8 real Mrs. George E. Lewis of Corona It wa..~ accepted as fi rst prese.nted \ties fQ.l! t he y°*'pten ln th~ allotted In 20-minu te spana to GENERAL I NSURANCE del Afar who read a letter from t rt t t r p A • ~ua•· of 2•n ea h th h t th park. we ~ill st ill own our bu a er pro ea 11 rom ro mer -park, includin&"a merry·ro-round,i -.. u.. ""' c roug ou ,. ;
ocean beaches, and the State can Guy GabriE!lson of N £'w York, na· ica, tlle D. A. R. a nd League of ferris wbeel. boat rlde, auto ride!. day. IM> that all may be a ccommo· ittj Balboa1
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g o to heU ! tionaJ chairman of the Rt'publican w omen Voters, vot e on the bill and a rin,lanet ride. 1. dated. The contests start a t 9
t . h' h I t Id r I l'l -.. N'P"'port Beub Ph. Har_. !4{ Perhaps there will even be 8 }Jar Y in w ic ie 0 o P ans was rescinded. H e alao touched Pia~ Harbor Waa carved out.I a. m. .1. ne Ikes will provide all I
little money left over for several for a school \A1herf' young men liC'h lly on the China Cove s itua· of a pleoe of the l'reat upp.r bay! equipment and bait for the con·
smeller parkB scattered a round would be e<lucatt'd in political and tion. area a nd covers mo.,re than an acre.' te~tanu. who are advised not t o
Jn our fair city. Sure it means 8 precinct work. After this came a question anfl Complete picnic grounds u well a bring their own.
bond Iss ue. However. In the long Gt•rman !"lt11atlon &nil'W er period regardini:' the F ed· a dozen bthe r entertainment ar-.. 1Best coetumes of Huck F fnn,
run, the pro~rty ownen will be A no t her speaker \\tas Mrs. Lois. erali.s t movf"men t and the changef'I will be providf"d when th• formal T om Sawyer and Becky Thatche r
ahead, as there 11 no better faun-Glick of Corona del Ma r. who has which woul d have t o be made In opening Is held J uiy 21. will be awarded prise• at 13:30
dat lon to maintain and lncrt:a!le recently returned from Europe as the cons titution t o provide fo r a i P. m. At noon, a "diape• derby"
property values than a sound sys-8 represc nlatiVl' of the Jnterna-world government of t he futtfr e. M R b SL 1 la kbeduJed for c hildren of )>re·
tern of beautiful city parks. tional Mt>tlical Relief association. No meet ing of Pro A merica will f5. 0 ert K.i 8$ school .age.
If lntlstlon keeps up---how e lse S he told of st arvation and de!lt i· be heJd ,n July. next being on Fri-H d B f .. Tom Regan, Loa Angele8 sports
are .they going to pay oft t hp na· tulion of the people of W est Ger -day, Aucuat 2:) at the home or onqre 8 ore announcer, wW broadcaat hf.I un·
.tlorJal debt-we may find when many and of their rie{'d fo~ mE'd· M ra. J ack Corn, Balboa Island. L T uaual l p. m . program Crom Ir· '
the time com es to pay off t hE' !cal suppllCf'S. They are turning to eavin9 on our vine park that day, over s tations
park bond.I, that we purchased Russia, s he ~a id, and t hat country latlll, Acalllres j1 KXLA. KFOX ~ several other•.
our be•Utitul parks at a vfry is helping them for 'thr s"ole pur· .,-A twofold mot if inspired a rer
attracUve figure. pose of absorbing them Into the cent tea. ho.teased by Mn. Van • ( C.tla\IM hoa h1e I) h 81 ~ Cordially, ,W . ~tuart Foot e. Soviet Union. She stressed further R obinson ot 824 W. lit . ., .,.._.
and continued he lp from America . riirht or way. It atretcile1 109 ta Meaa, in compliment to K
EARL W.
Nota;;1i;ublic
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lt2ll Mat1Jle +-lolan,
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But if you feel the urge to drive like a damfool is The Zonta Club ot Newport
irrpressible then ask the sheriff to lock you up untJI Harbor wiahe.s to thank you f or afte h h lid v ll your generoua cooperation In help-r t e o ay. ,. ou' be better off in )ail than in lnr to make the Ho nlce Heldt
Of inter('!'lt \\'BS the photostatic feet in depth from t he boulevard. Robert 8kilea_
copy of the declaration of candl· The le cal descrlptloo ia Lou The prletty affair celeQirat41d M
dacy for superintendent or public 8. 9, and 10 ot Block 227, Section Skiles qirthday and alao a/tor<~
schools a.s file-d by Bernadette A or Newport Beac h •Ubdlv is\o.n . fl'\ends ,_n opportW\lty to Vf1-tl M
Doyle in Santa Ana. w hic h stated It ill~ rouahly aligned wi\h 28th GodlpeeQ befor e ahe and Mr. bil~
sl\e \\"Rs a registered Communist. Street which dead endf at the ·ea Jeft..-oJ1i p extcn~ lllU$al=tGU
'Robins
NOTES DR • .JOHN j , Bffl8 Clllropodlot-ijt Sarree• the morgue and a lot of other motorists will be safer. bepeflt &how for the Hoag Mem-
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Do . You G ive A Profession•I Audition1
Art You Receiving Co•ching & Instruction
·From One In The Profession1 '
STUDY .with· the TOP MUSICIANS of RADIO,
TV •nd FILM STUDIQS
and publicity throuch etoriea and
adveH.ialng published In t he coun-
ty paper wiU help In filling the
. Rendevoua Ballroom nut Sunday
evening.
Thanks again.
Sincerely Yours
'The Zonla Club
ot Newport~ Harbor
By Mn. Kathleen Coleman
All instruments: Voice: WRAT RAVE vouT ~~~~-<Composition Orchestr.tion Yoonr boy """""" )•an• whlle
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I IWimmlng in -Channel . nee.r Ba.J .
-<rra • ,.,.. Al __ ,. • ~n bo& Covea. In "almoet" nature111'
own, boy a.ska to borrow pant. or
tl"Wllu. in whicll lo co home_
A One pair of new broadcloth,
lrUb.U were loaJMd to boy a
moa.t.b •ao. With "prom.18e" to re..
turn ame "in few daya!" -No
alp ol boy or -lt'Wl)p! ! Owner
at 51 Balbct9 Covra 1M0UJd appre-
ciate JaaYlac "Plt.OMlSE KEPT".
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E.njoy a B9Qt1fy
HAl~:oo· at
ETHEL'S
BEAUTY SljOlf
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"CONFVCIUS SAY • . • '"HE
WHO BORROWS, USUALLY
BAJlE8 ALL ......
(Not olp..Si
GUll'll'f OOllNTI' 'IWOt;~
Traolt ftalllnc .... -good ~ • -11tnama 111 Olenn County: rr11rf\a tM Ha~ Auto: ... a.i.. MaaJi ... ta .....
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had been trained to work out com· propertf. of the n)idweat. A atlowe? ot
munU.y problems with a scientific An arnemaitt wu mtde be· ly huuii:erchlef• wu p,....-n
Marxist a pproach. twttn the city and the pnrchaaen the pop~lar honorff.
Mrs. J . Will is Bennie, Qrange reyreaentod by lhe Harbor Invest-Amo~ t he .guest• were Mme ,
county chairman. of Pro A merica, n1 ent...Compa ny of Newporl Bt'ach, William! E . Nickell, Harri• Cotti ,
reported on a meeting or the gov. permitting ... the 90 days fr om the Dallas B.l ut", Gunning Butler, P .
crning board of Califo rnia chapter close ot escrow to V'!cate the pa r· Chamberlin, Carlton Meara, Geo
on JU.ne 14 at La Va lencia hotel, eel ot lend. gc Gay,. Harold Fink, Florene
La J o11a. Highlighted were t he dis· Baker. le. W . Fernandes, U o y
cuSidon of the world government DR. RALPH J . BU NCHE. at Connell , Ellis Shaw, E. V. Rfl'a.
mQvement. the loya lty oalh a'nd ca·a Invincible gtren•th haa al· a.nd Dal~ Holker . I,
the plan ned program ot work tor ways been In the voluntary ad· Unable to a ttend but aendin
the coml.ng yt'.'s r in local units., herence of free men w ith f r ee gifts wer e · Mmes. Heins KaiM
Pro America. she sa.id, tAkes a minds to democracy." .1 Cana V!ele 8.nd Bertha Ande
THEODORE
,ROBINS
Two important event.1 will ta.ke
place beTe ln u.e nu.\ few daya-
theo Horace Hetdt show and broad·
cast Sunday at the Re ndeavoua
Ballroem tn BeJboa llPOO.OTtld by
the Zonta Club and tbe American
Legion Bre&ktaat put on in. c.on.
Junction with Rtcard'.1 Market
Saturday momins t :80 'Ul 11 :00.
Thlll annual break.fut features a
eood meal and all you can eat
tor ~-All proceeda are tor t he
A.mertcan ~ Poet 291.
The unployee I uo llltorduciac
to you tbia week la Jim Cooper,
a mechamc ln my repair depart·
,,,.,,._ Jim -!lad ...... , yoan
aperieace la U.. automoblle b\Lsi-
nea here and elMwhere ln South·
HI So, SL
Santa Au berlJ I-I
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DAN'S BARB SRO
la-Tb~Blds. ,., s.. ... , •• m& .. ._.
em Californie Qd came to Call· llA~
fomla wtU. Illa puen.. fron> -.-........i!.TnUen
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Ml: year old. He wu ln lite Mer-llEAOON ' , l ·
c:Mnt Marine from ltf2 u n t 11 o.&a Hem 0..
1Hll -... -.., ... with hll wife.....,. .. lllelr own-.. at tl51 Newpo_, .....
.-it w. •~·· amt.. s..lbm. I ========~=:::::::t: · "--rem•' Ir me. JQUr
aparta --all -.. , ....,.. I ll'riM dll! J'onl Doaln', --lfOU
....... -~ ._in "-,_ autarnob'le or ~ ~ We ue -. . ... ~ow_...,.,...
nDa ll·P•SUIN~ lnla w J alN e. U.. ~ -111<1,... Clllt !aiot·-..,. ~· -...... Ill at tul NweJ!urt
.. ,,a .. 8awJift' liiten. 1.-s •sell It wtl be Wd t. trampDr& ~·wmll11a te ..,......~ 8IYcl a.ad oar paat ... _..,
p -...... ft ' At ... "'"" l1lh4 -left to.rlpt. C. .. lljoN. -.. .._ --., al i19·-'1t., N-ijoot
......_ lslel Al tr 111. Mil••• • 11tw; ...._., llMrJB'• wtie l:lve .. ~t. ....... tart.... ••••i:._
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A chaµge for the better
I . F~r 64 years First National Bank has been serfing Santa Ana, growing Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association. 1t In affiliating
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with Santa_ Ana ... and h~lping Santa Ana gro,. * In 1~9, Mr. W. H.
Spurgeon founded Santa Ana on 73 acres of what wu ~en El Rancho
with Bank ·of America, First National broadens the ecope of ita ~rvioe .• · •
to its cuetomen to include every fa cility of the most complete financial
Sa J ta Ana. Seventeen years later, when First N~tional opt ned ita doors, • organizl\tion ever craited. * Yet, in taking this step, First National l~
he lleCIUlle its first president. * Over the yeare, Sjinta Ana baa progreHed ~m a littl~ ~t~lement boasting only one sto~e 1 Fourth ~d Main •.• to
the present thriving trading center in the heart j<>f South,rn California. .,s
* First National has kept pace with its nati~e city. It'\ has outgrown
ts quarters several times and the First Natit al B.ank \Building now
stands on the site ol Santa Ana's first si re. ~ Oj June twenty·
sixth, First National took a etep that' i11 oonei1tentiwith its basic
none of·ita·local identity, for the same merr who have guided the
deatinies of.First National will continue at the same deak.s in the
aame building. 11 In service to the community, nothing ia changed
but the name of the bank; in service to our customers, no detail of
perl!Onal contact is lo st ... and n1ucl1 is gained in greater acope,
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firmly rooted in every sec tion and almo st every community in
the rich and diversified State of California.' * The officer•
· of the world's ~geat and·~ ·progreaive Ii.Dk .•• ' 1 of the vast Bank of America family . •
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OFFICERS
J. A. TAYLOR. O..irman o/ 1A. Board
W. B. 'lflWAMS,Pr...,_..,
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·~~-a . -~cl;~ ..A-=:: PRESS~
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HELP! · ·HELPllTrlp/e Link Club
e Installs Officers
W.E"RE OVERSTOCKED
$25,000 WORTH OF
FUR~ITURE
SllLE
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Redwood Fumlture
~dwood Claabe LolUlp
with vat-<lyoct bo•od 1 r5
pad ..................................... .
Redwood Barbecue Table 16 96
and bencbea--8 tt. ........... .
Foldln.r ~wood Cb&lr
and vat-<lyod boxed 175fl
dlge pad .......................... .
Heavy Redwood Club Chair
and vat-dyed boxed 22'6
edp pad .......................... ..
Slncle Redwood 24 ..
Gilder .............................. .
Doable Redwood 32'6
Glider ............. : ............... .
'2" Rolmd Redwood 1190
Umbrella Table ............... . 1r5 Drop-leaf Redwood
Ser\iRI' Cart ................... .
SUJlJl~lrcle Redwood Table
with lazy...ausan-attach. 3ftll5
ed bencbe&---&eat11 eight 7
Aluminum Fumiture
42" Aluminum Table fln·
l11hf'd either whJte or
aluminum, can't rust ..... .
AJwnlnum fo'oldLnr Chain
Re~l•rly s12.oo ···········-
Deeco aluminum Chaise
and p&d ················-···-······
1495
995
2495
De~:..·;:~~-~-~~~~--~~~ ·1896
AJumlnum Club Chair with
Spring-construc tion &ad
pad -................................ ..
Alurnlnum Contour Chair
(the' relaxlnl" t}•pe) ...... ..
Swings
Five models ln •wnlnl' •trip. soUd
colon and nora.1.8-eJJ. l'f"Stly
~ ttduced.
Garden Umbrellas
; ~4;,t .~.~~················· 13•a up
to mod.ell! la •trlpea. .alld colon
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8 f~esi:e=~~;e.~~..... 695
Miscellaneous
BNch Back Heat. (The
S%.86 hanl"·ood vamiAhed
frame kind) ....................... .
St.earner Cha.In -
replarlyS.85--N ow ....... .
F oldlnC Steamer Chair
wttb canopy and footrest
hardwood and be&utU'ully
vvai.boct .......................... ..
Yoeht
Chalra ................................. .
lnlt&U,.tion cerenlonle. Monday
June 28, tn the Coat& Mesa bome
of Nina Lolmaugh launched • new
term ot activities for the Triple
Ltnk Club of Men. Rebakah Lodge
402 .
..Inducted by Mn. Lolmaugh
were Lois Stewart, president;
Gladya Bird, vl~president; Iva
Coe. aecretary and Bertha WaUon,
treasurer. ·
GifU we.re received by the out-
going offlcen and the Incoming
otficera were presented corsages
of· cymbidium orchids by Mrs.
Lolmaugh.
It 1was voted to hold fututt
meetlng1 the fourth Mo nday of
each month at the home of mem-
bers. • At the clO&e of the 8esslon when
a number .of local Odd Fellow•
stopped by to take their wlve.l!I
home, a thoroughly delightful au-
prt~e was tendered Mr. a~d Mrs.
Harry Wat.tlon on the occa1lon of
their 41st w edding anniversary.
Mr. Watson Is noble grand of Har-
bor Harmony Lodge, IOOF.
Center of attraction during the
refreshm~nta Interval waa a beau-
tltully decorated cake. gtlted cele-
brants from their daughte r, Dor-
othy Turman a nd three . other
membel"'!I of T orosa Rebekah
Lodge, Santa Ana. Martha. Pem-
berton. Betty Huber and Ann
Whi t ing.
Vlsitor8 present were Shirlene
3troud, Cora McQuown. Ella
.Ves t phal and Ma mie Wllllam8.
Members sharing the out.stand·
n g a(!alr w e re ~va Coe, Florence
::onner. Effie S late n. Colleen Sla-
~en. P earl Back es, Nellie Walker,
r inta Small. Gertrude Edic k. Mary
Tay lor . Ann S liver , Hele'tl C8.w-
.:hon, Gertrude Watkins, Loh11
Stewart, Ethel Smith, Lydia
Hams. Be rtha Watson , Marg a ret
Kllley, Patricia Churchill, F1o rence
Switzer and Gla dys Blrd.
-rnthC male~ contingent ·were
Andrew Lol&U8'h. Elmer Smith,
William S tew a rt, Clau.e Backes
and Harry Wat.son.
Hard\Vood 'Yacht Chatr>-
Hade by Maboney to
laat fOl' years ................... . 696 Tllere Are !! lower Fares!
lfl.n,lwood. Offtttr Chairs
with vat-dyed covera
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Rattan
3 Piece Solld rattan itee·
ttoaal wttb vat -dyed
clllhlone for outdoor or Indoor ,_
988.95 ........................ .
Clpb Cllair-<lolld rattan
&o match above ........... .
Battaa a,aiee Loonso wtµ. vlit-<lyed cuahlon ..
Batten Coffee Table9
,lb.II mabopay top
R&tta.a. End TablN, beau«-
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~· atick ''Zopl\yr' -. No~ coutrncttoa 8ft95
-aprtac Wied cuabloao 77
. Wrought Iron
-LJcbtfoot d~lped l:O x to
Glau-topped Table with
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Roor Covering
5 x 1 Woven G...,. Rap
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WASHINGTON, , , • • 47.45
DETROIT ••• , • , • • 42.80
CLEVELAND •• , , , , 41.75
MINNIAPOllS • , ,', 34.65
ATLANTA ••• , • , , 40.90
NIW ORUANS • , ,. , 14.40
KANSAS CITY •••• , 29.70 0... n., ,_ ,._ ,...,,.., ,....
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Complete, Carefree
EXPENSE·PAID VACATIONS
MAb JOUt trip Eut a GttfbouM Ex· ~Pl.id Tour! Hotcll, si.dir«'rin•,
side trip• all ,,.,..,"••tttl: iadudcd
with rfanspora.tio.n I.I: OQC uuziakfJ '-/ria-Each tour mad<:-•o-onkf ..•
bi& snin.p meta extra ash for csua nation fun I .
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CALL BEACON 6515 THREE OF THE HARBOR AB.EA BEAUTIE.8 wtto -have entered tbe coatat to rep~ New-
port H&rbor ID the County Fair Queoa coat.ea& are pictured above. They are (left to ~ rt~t)
Mary Ann Morrison ol --lallllld,-.... A,. Morrlsoa ol Balboa Ioland, Barbara Sc~olenold * Open Wednesday • Frida•
nf Corona det Ma.r a.Dd Anita Cout.e of Balboa Island. A.a.It.a and Mary Ann were photoEphed I
at the Df'W swlrnmln&" pool at ~en Ni.lee' Vllla M artna on Bayskle Dr .• w h pt'f' the local con •t w1U E ' • T"ll 9 p M '
be held Sunday, July 9. The Newpo1't Harbor la ntor Charnbt-r or Commorce Is sp:-iruo c thP ~8Dlft~ I • •
contrst.. The. County Fair Queen will be chosen on the opPnlng day or, th,. FaJr, A ue. j18. '11
qu•cn candldat .. wlll be dlnn., SU""'" of the Ju nlM Chamber Thu,.day. July 8, at th' Hurley N E w p µ RT ' A R B 0 R M 0 T 0 Rs Bell lnn, Corona del Mar. I Pho tos by Howard fFolsom .)
h I Past Potentate tatee o r Al Mala ikaif tempi• or
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Fred J . Wad.ley Jr .. 211 Ma rl-but beca.U11e of iU -h.eaJ.th was no t ~==========~=====================:======== of Birthda.y Events giit;1ld avenue. who l.~ 70 years old able to attend. This the first con· :
and one ot four living past pot en-ventlon he ha.s ever mlR&ed.
One of the m°""t feted persons
In t he Harbor area was Emma
HuKhes (Mr8. Charles) H olt ot
Balboa when she had a birthday
recenUy. Th.e cele bration began In
a mild way on Wednesday when
she had friends in fer cocktails
and to m eet her houaeguc8t, Mrs.
C. V . McCarty of Sii.n Diego. fo r·
ml"r Balboa n. and her niece, Mn.
Madeleln McDevttt.
Next day Mr. and Mrs: Bill Wll-
Uameon were hoet..s at afternoon
cocktails ud ln the evening. Ute
~8!' 'Wll!Qilll of laltnd a ven~ha
the group In tor cocktalle, !offOwed
by dinner a t Balboa Inn.
On Friday (the birthday) Mr. I
and Mrs. Holt entertained Com· t
mdr . utd Mrs. Walton Hinds:
Mesars . and Mesdames Fred Croa-
ter, Ray Rlnderkenech t. Dick Mel-
rOl!lc, Dean Campbell, Bill Wiiiiam-
s on ; ble!;dames H arold Bird. :r.tc-
Carty. McDevltt. Vera J o Cueva,
Mirelle Bouchey , Una Fergu•on.
Da wson Burke, Gracie Downe:
Arlene Burke, Isabell Hiner, Bev-
erly Beede. George Potter-. Cliff
Bltrmelr &nd Ed Rohr.
T:lls was zenith of the celebra-
t ion which bega n t o taper off o n
Saturday w he,n the Holts enter·
talned at dinner fo r Mrs. Bouchey,
Commdr. and Mrs. Hinds and Mrs.
Cueva. who le tram Naples; but
on Sunday the Commander and
h l8 wtfe assumed host duties with
a buffet dinner at their home,
2177 East Ocean boulevard. M08t
or Friday's guests were present,
wit h the addition ot Mr. and Mr8.
James Reno. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie,
Capt. and Mrs. Tho mas Oates, Mr.
and Mrs. Heinz Kaiser. Dwight
and Dave Shaver.
Tuesday saw the tine.I event
when Mrs. Dean Campbell host·
eased a cana8ta. luncheon tor Mrs.
Holt, gue!lts beLng Mra, Bernie
Hafenteldt, Mrs. Crosier and Mni.
Holt.
Aloha Party for .
Sam & Alice Emmes
Happiest couple 1n Honolulu
these days. la Sam and Alice
Emmea, who ·sailed lut week on
the Lurline in a stateroom hung
with hlblacua and with friends:
pfe•ent for a real Aloha party ln-
cludinl' danctng and iJlland muaic.
They are renting their home here
&nd' wiU Uve In Honolulu.
The Emmes wi.U long remember
Thursday, June l:S u OtJe of the
moat lmporta.nt days In their Uves:
for happenings all on that one day
were: Fox Studioe hired sam·e
schooner Rendezvous f9r their
forthcomtnc picture Btrd'"Of Pa.ra-
dla:e, locaUonj: to be on Hilo and
Kauai, alao S&m · for lechnicaJ: dJ-
rector-1000 bucb a week: they
received notice they could pt the
Brillah ear th•y bad been want.Ins
for a lOftl' Ume: and, moet impor-
tant._ ~ey were. able to pt c~·
eellod ~tlono on W.. LQrlln•.
&eeinc them ott were Joel and
Helen Cobun>, l{m& and Perce
Marple&. Betty Cll<ock, Cather-
ine ~. P&t Boyer, Virslnl&
and R&I Batt, Bill and -
R&rper. Kr. and Kn. & w. B&ns-
•rt. ,Mr. and .Kn. P,laal l\IL Joluwoa. ~a Crane. Dr. &nd Kn. W.
T. lloooq, 1-ud ud Bm11co
Pr---~IM: nido. nm.,-!Aa Dalle, ~ and
ilaty Colt -Nuq, ~ IW'!4 • ~. ~ BWiT>u~-...0 o.a_, 000.-1~ DUe, _,,
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compod lmif1 ... "''°' Flvid Dri¥e , the Sofefy CMdt orwl
,,.•to-tic Tro111minion. focll unit i1 fl.Jig,.llJ witlt o Mifti'"'9 I
• of mo,.iftg port1, ond lfOdt unit ir 111og.dfr bvitt ~ oM
lrouOle·frM 1ertice for fM llfeti•• of tlte cor.
istokel Although most cars use the Fluid Drive principle that
Chrysler Arsf in troduced 12 years ago-there's on oll-imJ>:Of"fanf
di erence in automatic gear shifting todoyf Chrysler a nd only Chrysler
gives you full control of yow car. While others shift you up and
own-even when you don't want to shift-Chrysler's simple, cool·
· rvnni transmission takes its orders from _you. Even at 12
miles on hour, · slow moving traffic, you're in high while othen shift down to
'°wer gears. How uch quieter your engine runs! How much more smoottily1 What a
d ifference n high-gear economy! Come see what fluid Drive does for
youl Examine rysler workmanship ... compare the quality of materials •••
discover the beneflt1 of Chrysler engineering! You 'll find built-in value all the way lllrourz/o
that hos no eqvolf Extra money's worth, we're sure, that will make
ou a Chrysler buyer for lifel
See It-drive It ••• th•r•'• built-In valli,• all the way thro
Ad¥-1et1e1 of Chry1ler'1
Pluid Drive
• • Aclva.,,..e1 of Chry1ler'1
Hltlh C-pre11lon
Spitfire lntllnel
O.ry.,•r'1 Advantae••
In Comfort ancl Stlfety
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help1 ellml..ot. flbraM". S~ ........ ~-edvc:e ftictio;.
kltt lo"f9r. lirHff Y•W. Seel l••rl• Hd"'9 1tMd for wo • grl..dhtgl
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NEWPORT-BALBOA PRESS -Thursda~ . '
M'w,_. ..., PM& C!n 'lled &d9 _... .ma la tbe h::•'taJ'
~ Kew..'l"lal. er &be Tbu.nda7 .. ....._
lllNUltJJI AO 18 t LI.NF.A /
M Os :Uled ... m..a lie paid tol' OMlri la ad¥....-. at IKlblkaUu'.a.
t U-I tlmr $ .76
t IJaM Z tlmee l.!111
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~ Har. 1914. aaac tor .. Ad TUer" or Mild ad and ~nJttant.-e to
NSWPORT RARBOR PUllU8HINO (]().
1111 ...,._, Bhcl.. NewpUri Bwb,, ..-OtornJa
11lle pqblllibe.ra "'1D not be re8p<JDl!llble tor mo~ Ul•n one lncurrccl
lll&8ll'Uoa ot UI adverUmelne.nt, r~e the right lQ correc-Uy claealf.Y
Ml1' ud all &dll and · to reject any advertiaemenl not contormlnK to
nalM and re:cuJatJona. Advertl8cmente and canctdlAtlo ru will be
acoepted up to 6 p.m. on the day precedlng publication. Ph.. Har. 1816
-.Ul!INESll GUIDE I az-BUlLJ>INO SERVICES
CO~l'E HOUSE CLEANING Bath Rooma
.uvlce. FUmlture and rugs I Glau Bloclu
Mampooed. Free eBtimate!I-DEL M.A.NGELS
ll'ully lnoured. TILE CONTRACTOR
Al's House & Rug Ogl~ St.· C09ta Meaa
REACON Oi~3R-M
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I Cleaning Co.
Beacon 6111 r 121rc ) -------------
--------1 REPAIRING and
Handy Man Service j
F.ENCING a Specialty! PAINTING
Lawna, LJght Hauling, Painting
Renovating
TEXACO STATION
1780 Newport Blvd., Costa l\.fesa
Bea. 6087 -Bea. 6934--W
79p93
REASONABLE. Large or small
jobs. Free estimates. Walker,
126 -~th St., Newport Beach. 1
Harbor 3087-J. ·' 58c60H
Painting by "PAT"
KEYS MADE
Experienced Locksmitli
14 HOUR SERVICE
1 Call Sat. & Sun., Bea con 505:>-J
Owera the entire Harbor are&.
ACE KEY SERVICE
101 Ka1n, Balboa H&rbQr 1199 I
83c39H I
MOVING? •
Harbor Transfer
[IVlar. OR LONG DISTANCIO
PbaDe Bea. 8127 or Bea. 6272-M.
1* Harbor Bl•d.. Coota Mea
20c21H
11-BUILDINO MATERlALS
13 Years Service In Harbor Area
288 . 22nd St .. Costa 1'-lcsa
PAINTING
by Harry Hall
COLOR SPECIALIST and
DECORATORS
15 years service in Orange Co.
Workmanship and materials
Guaranteed. Ph. Beacon 541 3
14-PERSONALS
FREE CHECKlNG SERVICE
RAVE YOUR WATCH TESTED
FOR ACCURACY ON OUR NE\V
TIME MASTER
MRS. GLENN ANDERSON J)08e9 ln her btl~I go\'-'n· She ls
the tenner Janice Martt" E\'~rt.!I, IO\'f'ly dau&1'tt>r o r )Jr, and
Mn. Walter E\"e rta ~r., of Balboa IAl&nd.
Anderson -Everts Rites Solemnized in
Presbyterian Church, Winnebago, Ill.
The First Presbyterian church marriagt' Jnnjce ~farie Everts,
or Winnebag~ DI. wa!I setting ror I daughte r nf ~Ur. and ~t rs. Walter
candlelight rites which united in Ev~rts Jr.. t 18 Dlaznond avenue
l-BU81Nn18 GUIDE l~BUSINE~~ GUIDE
' Low
SKILLED CRAFTSMAN
Beautiful Chair Bottoms
and Backs Restored
Using Cane, Reed, Rush, Etc.
Price -. Hig h Quality
Bring to--
HARVEY'S FURNITURE 'REP AIR
2050 Santa Ana Ave. • Costa Mesa
THIS WEEK'S
SPECIALS •
WALLACE CALDERHEAD l ------~-Bea __ co_n~6-133_-J _______ _
Jeweler
PAINT
UtlUty white paint
per gal ........ .
Enamel undercoater
. ... $2.40
all work dnnc tn our nwn .'Jhop
817 CoaJst Blvd., Corona dcl Mar
4-Jtr<"
28-SITTJATIONS WANTF,D
\Vff ,L TAKE CHILD -full or
part tim4:'. Can furnish trans.
O"Ar·on 6321-J. 77p82
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DINLNG RO()J\.·t WAITRESSES
with t ray .::;.-rvu·c C'Xp<>ri ,,nCf'
prcferrf'fl. Apply In p('rson. flag·
an ·~ nc~ta urf111 I . l!l!'i Coast
WANT SEWING, ffi.ONlNG 1-f tghwny, ('orona d1'1 Ma"r.
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..e.i pear1a and Juliet cap W!Ut 1.;;;;:;;;:;;;:;· ;;;;;9;;;;;;;;;;~=~~;;..===;;;;;;======;;;;;;=;;;:;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; n11 rradU&Uns rrom llnprtip I to 1 •
bem of 4reM. Ber boUquet COftlll!ll·
ed ot white orchidl and wb.lte~
n&Uona. A.Uenckntl were
Cl47tA>J> of Hannlba~ Mo.; .
Robert Kluack. •later .or ~· brtdqTOOm; · and _ Mra. Ro d
O..kea, Columbla, Mo. They· w re
attired ln · chartrewte A..leJ'tlf<'h
lace and carried colontal ~·
~ueta or tallaman ~ ¥d
gladiolus. Mn. Evert.II w .. eowqed
'n navy blue Alencon iace &nd
the eenlor Mr8. Anderaon wore
s.qua crepe. (
Serving-Mr. Andereon wf
Robert KlMack, beet m11.n, of
Winnebago; Rol11.nd Oakes of -
lumbla., Mo.; Kenneth Bound.II lot
Ka.nu.a City, Mo.; John Wilcbx·
.t0n .of Redland.11 and John Fetro
ot Rockford, 111. Tommy Klu8.ck
wa. rtngbeanr and Sherry Corn-
IBh aerved u nower girl. Rf v,.
L. R. QllUa.nd officiated
A reception for 260 gueata wu
held In the church following the
:eremony. Duke.ts of peonlea
were used trr decoration oi·•'t.he
!"eeeptloa halJ where the -four.
J erred wedding cake wu cut.
Mra. Anderton wu graduated In
May from Stephens College where
J.he was. treaaurer of PanheDenic
and a member of Eta Epsilon
Gamma Sorority. Her husband Is
a senior at the University of Mis·
sourt where he I.a affiliated with
SJgma ChJ Fraternity.
The couple left Immediately
followinr the reception for a
honeymoon at Mackinac I11land
and will be at home In· Wlnn6-
bago for the 1ummer, i-eturnlng
to the campus at the University
of MIMOuri In the ta.II to com-
plete Mr. Andenon'a .schooling.
Dentists le«jin
Fund Campaign
Mem bers of the• dental profee-
slon In the Southland are raising $2~.ooo to equip the cllntc 'n90r
of & new building tor lhe Univer•-
lly of Southern caurornla School
or DenUtry which SC wtll 1Jt&rl
to build on the campua thll 'tall.
Dr, Fred B. Old.a of Loa An-
~les Is general chairman or the
building commltttt, which will
reach approximately 3000 g-radu·
ale!! or the SC dental school
t hroughout the nation aa well as
about 1000 other denU!lts In the
Southern California area.
Working on the fUnd-ralaing
campaign here Is Dr. Wllll&m J .
Dolan, 400·A 3lal St., NewporL
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.And that'a beca..., the Hillman
MINX was buill lo make time
on the winding roads and coun·
try lanes of England. Fin<: bal.
ance, not sheer tonnage, makes
it Nick to thie road like that white
line. Alk ~engineer you trusl,
if the •pring suspension 0£' 1he
Hillman isn't lbe big reason v..·hy
you cover 80 much ground with·
out the tligbtesl driving strain.
Ask you r.;elf why you pay the
cost of capacity to haul 7 or 8
passengers and hundred! or
pounds of luggage, when you
UJe · it so rarely. Ask yourself
""'hy you toss away your hard·
earned ca.sh so freely, when you
could be driving an over 30.
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miles-to-the·gallon. funily·•ia ,
Hillman, with 8landard Ameri·
can·size tires-and relax Dnan·
cially and phyaically while
doing it.
It certainly i.s fun to driYe a
car lhat savea money. Come i.a
and try it today !
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SOth Street lllld Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach
Phone Harbor 2522 Open 15veologs until 9 p. m.
Distributor has other profitable franchises available
~r gal. ....................... $3.75
Atcoht1liUJ An1>nytnoW!I
Write P CJ. f.;...u1. 197
BAlboe lalaod, Callt. ·
Pbon• KimberlJ. a-6391
BABY -Sf'ITtNO 8'0c81
nr pa.it U.116-~~~:-~-f...:~-~~-"~~-~-•.::;;::,;+. __
f'hone Beacon 5718-M MANICURIST Wblte stucco paint
per gal ........................ $3.95
Marine house paint
per gal ......................... $4.'!2
PLYWOOD
1/4" h8 DF' .... 13 \1,c sq . ft.
5/8" 4x8 DF .... 23 \l"c sq. ft.
3/4" 4x8 DF ....... 27c sq. ft.
Dbl. Hung Windows
2 Ox3 6 - 2 lights ........ $1.50
2 Ox4 6 -4 lights ........ 2.23
2 8x3 0 - 2 lights ........ 1.70
2 OxS 0 - 2 lights ........ 1.40
4 Ox4 6 -4 lights ........ 3.60
Doors
2/8x6/8-3 panel ......... $6.95
3/0x6/8-3 panel .......... 7.95
BAYVIEW
BUILDERS SUPPLY
818 Coast Highway, Npt.
Beacon 6025
11-BUILDINO SERVICES
CALL
"The Craftsman Co."
FOR
Mrs. Britt"s Nurocry Sch ool
Hours 8 . 5
Rate~ $1 0 n10. full tin1e
$25 m o: half rl:iy!'i
Care by weC'k , day Qr h0u r.
701 Marguerite. Corona de! Mar
Harbor 870·J
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\VILL BUY Ei':VL1SH POUNDS
(S terling) will pay dollars in [4.
A. against London credit.
S. W . TAYLOR,
561 Graceland Dr .. Laguna Beach
Saturday & Sunday 79c81
RUG A UPBOU!TERY
CLEANING
We specialize ln cleaning Ruga
It Upbolatery onJy. Done in
your 0\11?1 home using the Fam·
oua HILDE 1y1tem.
ll'or Free e.stimatea pb. BANLEA ·s
Beacon 611f·R. ~tr
15--SllARE l "Ol"R CAR
LOCAL :P.tAN wants transport&·
lion to and from Los Angeles
daily. 8 :30-4 :30, 503 Poinsettia.
Corona de! ~la r.
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22-LOST A:\'D FOI'SU
LOST-\Vorking girl lost black
purse in front of .fsland Rooms,
12i Agate, Balboa ll!l., Money
needed badly. Call Har. 1173-J
79c81
Your painting and decorating. Es·
Umatea submitted with no obli-1
pUon. Authorized applicator or I one coat. Multi·Colored Zola-------------~
tone, the moet durable and dee-24-SCHOOL--.INStRUCTION
oraUve pa.Int coating ever de-
vtaed.
v. 8. Blancbard--Owner
H&rbor <HM-W
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UNIVERSAL
Bldg. Maintenance
F\Oot" wax.Ing -W indow cleaning.
wall wuh~, Venetian blind8.
ror butldinp, stores. offices &
bomea. PHONE HARBOR 3163.
78p87
W.utT YOUR DIRTY WONI:
DONJIT
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0 l''te ~ntns ea"ISoe
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Clll llUbor lTM-W UpG
Violin Instruction
by
JACK ELFORD L.C.V.
f Formerly London Symphony
Orchestra)
H!rbor 1&40M Fees Mode rate
80p82
"8-81TUATJON!J WAl'o"TED
VICTOR CHARNEY
BUTLER-
SERVI!:
Luncheom, Dtnnera
and Cocktallil
Help Plan Your Part)'
Help ln the Kitchen
Potiah, Clean Silver
Clean Houae -A to Z
•. Valet Sef.vtce
65c68H
B/\ B\" SITTING by rerined ma·
lure lady. Rere rcnccs. Home
addrf'ss. 1522 Miramar Dr., Bal·
boa. Harbor 294 . 80p82
\VASffiNG or 'IRONING In my
home. rinishcd or rough dry. By
pil'ce or hour. Phone Beacon
6203·J . 68p70
\\" . .\~TED by College ScniOr -
child carE>, day or night. Cor·
ncr Edgewater and Monaero.
Balboa. 80p82
FI::"\E IRONING _:_ Pick up and
deliver. Help with dinner par-
ties. Mrs. Williams. Harbor
1552-M. 1r no ans. call Har.
2030-M. 80p82
EXPERIENCED high school girl
want." care of children.
Phone Beacon 5390R
80p81
RELIABLE WOMAN with car.
Ex~rienced, -11 do Housework
by day or hour or care of chil-
d ren. Ph. Harbor llU-M.
80p82
RESPONSmLE W.OMAN will
care for children at their home.
Ph. Beacon 5938. Mra. C. B.
Soule. 80p82
COLLEGE BOY, colo red, experi-
enced. Wishes job a.a butler,
houseboy, chauffeur or reatau-
rant worker .. Have trana. Call
Mrs. Howard, Harbor 0720-R.
79c81
RELIABLE LADY 56-Do house-
work, cook eve. meal 90c hr.
Tend children day or night 55c
hr. Hanaen 116-22nd St., Apt.
6, Newport. 8lp
JUNIOR COLLEGE graduate
wants summer work. Hu had
experience in auto partJi sales.
\Vould &180 like work tn engi-
neering line, drafting or sur·
veying. Har. 1778-.J. 8lc83
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J::'URranlC'(', plus: i O' ~ comn1!s.
sion. Expt•r iC'ncPrL Klmbcrly
3·6103. 806 \\". 17th. Santa Ana.
8lcS3 I
\\'ANT-NunsfM,\ID. Expr rlenc.
<'d. Rrf,,renePs. l.1ve in. $100
mo. Bt•a con 6386·1\.f . 8lcS3
-tll--.~A I .F., ~tJSf'F:l .LASEOfJt'
New Singer*
ELECTRIC CONSOLE CABlNE'l'
ROUND BOBif'l. wtth sewing lea·
aone and lifetime guarantee an~
aervtce. I
. $1 2.50
NG CENTER
30~ \V. 4th. K 2·394~. Santa. Ar.a •Rer. U .S. Pat. rt . by Sir.Mtg.Co.
I l lStf('
FOR SAL~raftsman Jig Saw. l ~" rlec k, 101 table. A·l condt~
lion, complete with '4 HP. mo-
tor. Price $~. Call Harbor 604. ! 77p82
Laun derail •
AUTOMA'fIC WASHER
Special! thle w eek !
$~9.95
DA VIS-BB.OWN CO.
1886 Harbor Bt'd. Costa Mesa
USED LUM.BEjR from dismantled
pier. Some tlmbers.
crort &1 Neville Inc.
1201 Coast H y , Newport 13each
80c8L
lts FT SLOO~ decked, Center
board, Sall I ratr conditio n. can
UBe with out rd. $150.
HOSPITAL co with mattress $12.
201 E. Bal, Blvd., Ba.1~2
' Dbl. gar!Lge -$285
Guest house
livf'red lo yo
6404.
x 22-$2M. de-
r loL Ph. Anaheim
80c82
MAN'S SCH Conllnental • bicycle with• gear ahift. Call
NEWPORT HARBOR Harbor 238. i T9pl1
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY BRn'ISH mad~ boy's lightw<tpt
Full of Pa.rt Time ~elp b4,.cyclf!. Newf946. $20. Needa
Restaurant, Dome.Uc, tires. Har. 3 J , 152 Undine,
Offlee, etc. " I Udo l sle. 79pll
SO:S'l'i E. Bay st., Balboa ~ Phone Batbor 2924 E G H. H.· HOLBROOK 70pM 72Uc FOR YO TRAILER
DJIPJ!:NI>Am.E PLUMBING FINll:---IRO-NIN--G-,-cu-rl&lna,--ohl-rta,-----------1-n--• WE !!'ILL UTANE and
Pbone Harbor ~
CORONA DEL MAR
MANAGER ror 18 Ul!!t bl'.IU .,...... PROP~TANKS . A ~ etc. Your home or mine. Hdp qualltlcatlona to Bos· tlli, Bal·
9 11 • • . tlue Vele..._.. with dinner partiea. llra. WU· boa Iala.Dd. • 11ttc Complete tloa.. rwpa1r
-:' -1'1&-W llama. Hul>or 1MJ.K. Ir Do !--------...,----and ~ ~ all Trailer *' .. _ llhd.. Newport-ana. call Bar. 1113&-K. T4p79 EXPi:RD:NCllD baby 'a1aop clerk. ll:qulpmeot. i
IR ·-JtT-J_A_B_LJll ___ -1,-A·D--O:S--.....,--t-Chlld--Write, lllatln& &il1 A opeNnce.. Bennan IC.~ l!:ll1A K., Porter
PAINTING can 117 -.. dA¥ or week. Baz B 1 CJ5 N"ewpott' -l!Ubor ORAN CQAF/f
ob .a -... ALSO ....,,, eare of new._;;,.. Publl.Mtns: C.O... . T9c&1 .
JW\AL SHEJi'LIN -----w~~ "lfalcea TRAIL~SUPPL,. -QaporriMAplu cblldren'• putloa c:bof, ror a.a Dan Cub -. 1910 BULVD. · ~ ~ It.. ca.ta -Bar. Ula -Hu. lllG-M _.._ m Did St.. ~-Coal& x-B•ocm -·
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AGAINST THE PUBLIC AND INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE SERVED BY FIVE WESffRN RAILROADS I . .. . .. . . . . . .
President Tru111a11'1 EMERGENCY BOARD recommends a 40-hour. w••.l ·•~t incretlH I " .... ,. .. · l
of 18 eents an llour, or $1.44 a day for switchmen represented lay the Switch• ... '1 Uni11
of llot th AMl'ica. . ..
• llotwith1tandi119 the tremendous increase i• their
expemes i11volJed, the
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Railroads' answ~r to Board is ••• ••
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Union lttad~rs' •nswer to Board is
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In face of loard finding• to the cbntrary, union leaders Insist on
41 hours pay for 40 hollr• work!. This would be an average In-
crease of 31 cents an ~r, or .2.41 a day. So Union leaders
have. Cllll•d a c..,.t•t•IY univ eel 1trlke on 5 Western r.all•
roads, effective June 25.
I On June 15, an Emeriiency ~ ap-
pointed by Prmident Truman uhder the
terma of the Railway Labor ~ recom·
mended the railroada annt swi!Himen a
40-hour -1< and a wap mer+ of 18
cent. an hour, or SJ.« for an 8-hbur day.
Deoplle the add..t financial burden in·
volved, the railroada are rmdy Ip aocept.
tbMe reoommeixlationa, u they jbave aJ ..
waye occopted Eumpncy' eo.rd ....,,,,.
mmd1tiom on national ..,,. I
BIR the 1-len of the S:it>=h.......:a
Union nm.. to ~l They dml..m '"° ~ ma-oea1 cllHTll &N ouaoa
$248ADA~-al"'°UChdieir t .......
.,.... ...... batlblllJJy hill-' &ban of
...... ill~ in4wlzM!
8wd a.,. Ih n•r u111-iw
Ill ... 1..,..e, tile Bo.rd lhil de-
_... an;w111e1 by Ill tile -
-Rd. It. poiaW oat &liat -W
the tbe. ewik:hWll ao ~ adnn; *'-' over oc.i.r -al · -pia.,;.. a;.i ........ *Id IDo -1 • billdoii .. ... _ . I
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·ec2t!· r-48•:..at....., •.
strike in an outrageous and recklese c1t-
tempt to force qemands which the Board
!dearly labels .. unjustified!
LeaderR of the Switchmen•s Union are
'callin1 thia strike in defiance of the Board
: -in defiance of the facta-and at the ex·
1
peooe of the public!
ln ita. report on thiA case, the Board
,made thia statement:
l "the r A ••II lrMluatry, tfte .._... IN•
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r•k"" 81A:llty,.te ... ..,., en4' •ap1 ttMH
....... ftt ................. ....... !"" .... " .
Deopite thia ,..am;,;,. the leaden of the
witchmen'a Union are upsetting tb8
ppl&cut-forcing a cqmpler.ely anjust.i·
atrib apinot everybody who..,. the
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FIVE WESTERN RAILROADS
AFFECTED BY THE JUNE 25 STRIKE
JM llw ,.,;,,_. off...-tH ~
rM drib, wltid -· .,,,. *1fett
"' 6.-00 A. M. 'loco/ -· s....loy, June 25, 1950, .....
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It u time to put an end to 111cb 1111•
American tactical
. Tiie Auwer ID a Raw A~· ·
Al Dictatonbip la "Nor
In theintereatof the public who~ an
the railroada every da,y, ~~JI'~
one._ to thia ~and dJcU.
torial action by the 1-lora al the 8wfllci,. · •
ami'a Union. And that.......,. ia-"HOP' •
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..._ ... . . ----
SkEJ DALE before you buy!
SPlilCIAL -New Dx12 Jut. .•
mlnatu rug (reg. '102)
reduced to _ -'811.00
9Xl5 A.xmtmter (reg.
$109.75) now ........ -..... $89.SO
" Hollywood bed frame. ··---··s.n,.95 . More Clas·sff ied ~on Page 5 · t::l~:~~ :.:~=t~;~-"9·50
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"). •.1 aide table ......................... .,..$40.00 .. --------------._, ..... ..._ ___ _, . ._.. _ _,----llrf~ lp:ner spring mattrua '17.50
.. •&1.g1 lll8CIELJAND)tJll • "-•• , .. IQ9Cl!ll·"*t18 &ll Springs to match ..... -.$17.M
Used TV Sets
f AND
Phono Combinations
Originally f'M . , Now $1M
ADMIRAL TV Brr combined
with radJ.o and plwmo. Beautttu.J
pieee of turnttv.e. walnut fin·
fah . 16 month.I old. An out·
at.anding value.
Orlginally $450 .. Now $119
A KAGNU'ICENT mahogany
pbono--radlo CXNDbinatlon out of
a prominent doctor'• expenaive
riome. Haa T em po-tone radio
(made by Magnavox l. &: brand n,. Webste r 3 · apeed r ecord
cMnl'•f'-
SellUIJ at $60 below our cost.
• Orjgillally $139 ... Now $65
PIJILCO PHON OGRAPH and
radio combtnatioD, uaed only 1
month before It was traded in
on Hottman TV set.
MANY OTHER BARGAINS
in used TV's. radios, wire
recorders and p o r t a b 1 e
'phonographs.
TIDE TV CO.
3011 NEWPORT BLVD. HAR. 208
Open evea. and Sunda ys
PAINT SPECIALS
. THROUGH JULY 8
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Save 16c on quarts or 50c on
g al. dlecontlnued colors
DEVOE VELOUR FINI SHES
OEVOPAKE ONE C O AT
i'I..ATWALL.
20 ~ OFF
Rubbertite Floo r Paint
Introductory Offer
DEVOPAKE
D.D.T. FLAT WALL PAIN'J'.
--PATIO .FURNmraE
ftedWood chalao .........
with pad .... -.... "-.. ·--···'18.95
Ottleer chain -·-····---' 7 .1115 ' ANmlnum dlalN lounp, wl~ pad ..... _,, ____ ..... le.95 -ood I ft. b&l'becue teblo
and bencbe• ···-··-·····-····-··-Sl 7 .915
A.Jeana 11a.mmoc1u --------·-·' s.ec.
4r AlumlnllDl top umbrella
'!"abla ----·-···---------------$17.9[1
Alumtliwn folding otncen
Cbalro -·-······-··-··---...... $ 7.9~
T n.. garden umbrellu .... $13.9~ up
Beach., unmbrellu, 6 tt ......... $ 7 .95
See one of the largest displays,
· rattan, redwood, aluminum patio
f\lmtture tn Southe..TI Ca!.tfomla.
Lowest Prices
on RE-COVERS for chalra, pads
and timbrellu.
Garden B"N1.ngs -B arbecuet
House and Garden
611 C°"t H tway, NewpOrt Beach
Beacon 5277
,8!lcll0
New Summer Clothes
at Special Prices
GIRL'S' P E DAL !?USH ERS,
red. blue and yf'llow .......... $1.50
BA TI9TE BLOUSE S, ln.ce
trimmed, pink ond blue .... $2.95
P RINT DRESSi!S, pure !iilk $12.95
JENN'S
1006 W . Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beach Harbor 212 r:i
77c78
ANT CONTROL
GUARANTEED F OR 60 D A YS
Complete power spray service>.
Lawn moth, f ruit tr('es , orna-
mentals, etc. Free lnsp<'<'lion
-..and estimate.
Average home S7 t o $8
Hollister Bros.
Nursery
Phone Bea con 5200
Ne.w a,pt. size gaa range .... $89.60
Gatten and Battler Gu Ranges
Intemat1. Harvester Ref'rtgerton
l!lngtander AJr Foam Mattreue.
Vfe buy good u.aed fumJtul'&-
Free A ppralsal
Highest Trade-In· Allowance
Bank Term• ..
Dale's Furniture
1929 Jlarbor Blvd. Be.a. 6107-W
GA S R~GE -..(pt. hOUM atze,
good condition $25, 118--SSth
St.; Newport. after June 30.
80~1
MAPLE DINETTE SET, maple
davenport and overstuff¢ chair.
Ph. Harbor 2782W days or
H arbor 2281J after 5 p. m.
. 80c81
MOVING-MUST SELL!
Furniture and misc. dishes
1438 So, Garnsey, Banta Ana .
Klmberly 2-8417. 8 t p83
CHI NES E Agttque F\Jmltur~
Chests, sc rl!i'ns, tableit, cha lrit,
etc., also some cher-ry a nd w a.I·
nut Early A merlca.n. 41 8 Hill
St., Laguna. Beac h 1-1392.
79p81
SS-ROA TS, SUP~LJF.S •
BOAT WANTED
26 rt. or n1 orc-r(>gardlcss ot con-
d ition. Price must be reason-
ablf'. \Viii pa y cash. Wr ite Ben
Hawkins, 4 03 1.~ Westm inJll l'r
A ve., V('nice, Calif. 76p81
F'OR . S ALE-Penn"'l"a.n Dinghy.
8 '. A-1 shape, $75. Call Har -
bor 60-1. 77p82
Walt's Trading Port
Used Marine Gear
..A nchor.'J, propellors, fitting s, rope,
nautical deco rations, etc.
3108 Lafayett e Ave., Npt. Beach
Open Sundays-Ph. Har. 1020-W
50c5111
UST SOLD OUR HOME:!
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Must sell this 90 . day old high class
~urnit~.
' 8 pc. Chine&e modem blonde dining set
Gaff rs A Sattler apt. el.le stove.
7 pc. Modem Bedrm. Set. .
·Supe Cluvme Breakfast eel.
. Dix. ~hilco Refrigerator, 7 cu. ft. (2 yrs. old)
' -. WILL MAlCE SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS or take clean
late m Kiel car to equal val11e for all or part.
, PRINCIPALS, .Beacon 6118-W.
. • U-llOAT8, IUPPLDlll
10 FT BOAT with outboard motr.
AJao aaJI oat-both for $160,
o r · eell se1 rately. 117%: Ola-·
m ond Ave. Balboa laland -
Harbor 127 -i.t 80c82
:U-HUSICA RADIO
HAMMOND PINET 0 R O A N .
Come In ar hear and play thla
wonderful organ. Htar the
chlme9. E µ1y terma. DANZ-
SCHMIDT RIANO CO., Santa
Ana, 520 N , Main. '
TWENTY Fl •E RECONDITION·
ED PIA.NC$ from $85. Terms
as convenle rit as $5 per mo. at
SHAF ER'S MUSIC CO. (Since
1907) 421 o. Sy.c amore, Santa
Ana. KI. 2f-0672.
RENT A PI NO Sri m o. Rental
appll~~ on fut ure purchase at
SHAPER'S MUSIC CO. (Since
1907) 421 >Jo. Sycamore, Sa nta
Ana. KI. !I 0672.
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4a-BU81NESl! OPPORTUN.
S.ERVICE STATION, 6 yr, leue,
Lube and g•rage equipment.
Will 9ell a ll or part. 639 Broad-
way, Laguna Beac~ Ph. L. B.
1026. 8Jc83
• For Sale by OWller
eumnesa netting 11000 per mo.
located In COsto Meea . Prlce
126,000 -116,000 doWn . Owner
mu&t move awa'} from beach
area due. to health. For app't .
Write Box Q-1, c/o Newport
Harbor Publishing Co. 79p84
' . . . =· u"""'1llbod. 2 ll•Uw>ome. lldwd. floon. J'tN--
Jll¥e, . "75 • month on
-"' Joi "° 5111·.t. Jumtne, Carena & ~Harbor 1978-R
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BIC.A Y tum!lhed
Lido Iale o, I bedroom, Lge
.living roo wltll tll'eplace, Com·
pletel cozy lanai, 2 car
By week r mOnth.
. J . Davies
07 Cout H ry_ Corona de1 Mar
f •rt>Or 11166
80c81
:x>RON.A [ li:L MAR--2 bodrm.
furnlahed apt. Utilltte1 pilld.
Phone HI •ll<>r 21Ml9-R. ll0cl2
INOLll Al for July A: Ausust.
near ~~· $23 week. 124-tOth
St., N~rt Peach. Ph. Harbor
0848-R. ! • 80c85
ft~~"' SJ>ECIALISTS eai1-~
.. inwoo Vic1', Rltor.
--~llld. liar. IOU. -
NEWPORT BLAND Wate r Front,
Aparbnent-1 bdrm. $60 wk.
2 bed.rm 5 week. 3711 Chan-
nel Place, Newport Island. Ph.
Harbor 1 17-J. _ 74c82
.fOOERN 1 URNISffED 2 et ory
how:e In Coata Meaa. 2 large
bednna. 1 win beda. Sun room
and &leeplr g porc h. 3 or 4 adults.
no peta. I 5 mo. Gardene r ser-
vlc.e. A . P Wad.IJworlh. 'i~ G£'n-
S297 b~• lovt y Jl ttle be.by S pinet .
110 pPr IT o. Bench included
DANZ-SCHMIDT\. 1520 No. Main,
com er 8th.
4!-WANTEO TO RENT j eral deli\'cr)', Costa Mf'sa.
-------------80c81
SPI NET P lAr.OS -All bargain s!
K lmbftl, K be, \Vurli tzer, Hard·
mlln, Lest e , Ba ldwin, Qulbra.i•·
!len, Harr tntrton, Winter. Come
ln and see our Immense stock .
DANZ·SCH \{IDT BIG PIANO
STORE. Satita Ana. 520 N orth
Main , Corn r 6th St.
• E MPLOYE D W 0 1.1AN wa.nte r m.
in Corona dPI Mar a t a 111e118ible
rnt(". RPfl'rf·nces glvl'n. P hone
H arbor 2290-\V , ask for Lee.
8lc83
4S-APARTMENTS & HOUSES
NEWPORT ISLAND Waterfront.
P ier &: lloat. Furnished house.
Sleeps 6. 3901 Marcus, Harbor
1045-M. 64trc
~ BEDRAf. ~early new, furnlflhl'd
houae. Beiit location. Corona dl'I
Mar. S I~ mo., yr-a.rs IPl\.'\t>.
418 N arci.t.sus. Call owner H n r.
241 2-W ~te r 9 p. n1. or Long
Beach 80~16 days. 8 1p83
" BEDR00 "1' H OUSE furnis hed
com plete. Large patio. Bc>auti-
fully kcp yart.1. ShoY.' place.
No pets. 7 D J\.'lain St .. Hunting·
ton Bea c Ph. H . B. 6-23 20.
;, 8t p83 PIANOS, US ::oD. Prices start at
$39, 14~. S ~nd up. Full trade-
l?) allowed I up t o two yeaNJ.
Ba by Grand 1387. Another Ba by
Gra nd for 11481 . Spinet Piano
f\Jll k eybo rd. $297. Terms.
DANZ· SC MlDT P IANO CO ..
Santa Ana, 520 No. Main, cor-
ner 6th St.
BALBON ISLA ND, 4 bdrm. home
nicely fu rnls hr d on South Bay \JEW AT'TflACTIVE studio apt ..
Front. \Vonderfu l vle-w. Very special rnde by \\'t'f'k or n1onlh.
clean & com fo rtable. Harbor ., ill Ht'liot topf'. CoronA dtl Jl.1a r.
2694-\V. 74trc 1 H a rbor 22f'38 -\V. 81 c83
SPINET. A Wauty. Just like ne\\'.
SUMMER R ENTALS -Two 2-l l
bdrm. furnished home.a-Special
rates by month o r season. 113 ALBOA PARTM ENT -2
Via Kora n, L ido Isle Ha r . 2671 -J 1· r oon1s, O('jr ba y e nd ocran, $~0
69c83 per week. See Mr. Danirll , 4118
GOOD INCOME . · UNITS -
R·2 LO'!'. dbl. gar, eoncnte lllk.
eonalMJctlon. -l B. R . knotty
plne apt. Room to build In tront
Beautiful lawn, $8600.
3 unlta on cor. Jot. 45xll8, I~
yra. old. 2 car garage. Shake
shingle con5truct ion . Shingle
roof. Two 2 -bedroom unit.a
1 bachelor • apt., all cotnplete.ly
furnished. 1 unit leased 'tll Jone
·~1 . $85 mo. 2 untta now ready
to take advantage> of eumme r
rentals. Hurry. It'a priced to
sell!
Ed L. Sedelmeier
1523 Coast Blvd. Corona cl.el Mar
Phone Harbor 2766
BALBOA ISLAND
On Lil lie Island, furnlahed 3-B. R .
\vith income ap t ., Near South
Bay.
$15,000
GERTRUDE A. WALDRON
F. P . WALDRO N, BROKER
308 Marin@, Balboa Illland
Harbor.234-R
~EAL
!ST Al?E ,J " c:.·~nO
FAMILY HOME
2 etory
Dutch Colonial
_Patio
Fine Landscaping
3 bedroom.a
2 b&tla
2 Ca.r Garage
PRICED RIGHT
VALUE
2 bedroom
Modem home
Well loca ted
Garage at tached
17950
ATiiuCTI\rE TERA.IS
FORFUTuRE
IMPROVEMENT
On R2lot
W ell alt uated
Livable 2 bedroom
H ome on rea r
Room tor another unit
$80-00
SMALL DOWN PAYJ.1 ENT
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2 MARGUERITE BEST SECTION, CORONA DEL 2 bt'droom home Ave·
MAR -Ownet transferred-3 Carpeted hdwd floors
bedroom ~Rex Brandt design. Like new
I mmedia te occupancy. 12100 A-1 Construction
down. Call Harbor 1245-R Ownf'r must move
80c8 1 $1 0,500
GOOD INCOME
CHARMJNG 3 , BEDRAf., 2 bat h
home. Fireplace. Patio, Den.
PLUS C'UlP 1 bed.rm apt.
AL80 bachelor room with bath.
12 Blk. to bay, Balboa lsland.
$24,000
Marilyn Leidy, Realtor
3_15 :P.1 ARINE, BALBOA IS LA ND.
;Harbor 1958 80c82
$500 DOWN
T WO NEW 2 BEDRM. H OMES
FOR Jl.fR. & A1RS. G. I.
LoL'! of nice rea tures that make
a · real home. F ire plac e, hdwd.
fl oore. Dbl. garage. Nicely lo-
cated in Cor ona de l Mar.
YES, ONLY $500 DOWN!
S<'e :NEAL HOUGAN
;>(}() Coa.i;t Blvd., Corona de) Mar
2 LOTS t 60x85 to alle-y)
i:.! block from ocean, Newport
FULL PRJCE $1 300
Owner Harbor 3063-J
8Jc83
OY.'NER LEAVING
BE ST TERMS
BEAUTIFUL LIDO
New borne
2 bedrooms
S trtklng interior design
Many fine appoin tments
Walled patio
Profuse planting
35 ft fronta ge
Shown by ap1>01ntment
GEO. J. DA VIES
507 COAST HIGH\\' A Y
Corona del Mar Ha rbor 1665
RESULTS
~ben you "''ant RESL'L TS on
i.JDO ISLE you oon1 e-to HEAD-
QUARTERS. If you \\·ant a
good BU Y or if you \\·a nt to
sell come to the DEVELOPERS
ol LIDO ISLE. This \~·rek ...,,.~
arc otrr ring Sf'Vl'ral ('Xcellent
BUYS. Such a s :
Kills Insect s on Cont act
Qt•. $1.25 Gal. $4 .00 69p881
I. C. R ACING class dingh y, new
sail. Sia S"e Saturday a nd
Sunday. 2022 1olirar.1ar, Balboa.
H a r bor 1803-\V. 78c81
Repo~essecJt J ust pa y out bal·
a nce. Allother in walnut case.
$385. DAN -SCHM1DT PIANO
CO. The f ome or the Knabe
P lano, 520 I o. Main, Santa Ana
_B_A_L_B_O_A--A-p-ar_t_m_e_n_t_, __ &_roo_m_•· i E . Ba l~a l Blvd., Balboa.
Inqu lr~ 901 East Bay F ron t, I Ba lboa . 73p87 Bl pS2 Must :;K'JI 3 bedrm. home In S.· _ \V . Snnta Ana . G. I. Loan .
l . On one of lhe choicf' strrf'ts
of LIQO ISLE is a spa cious 3·
bedroom hom e t hat hns evl.'ry-
l hing. An extra lovely Ian ni
opening Into cozy covered patio.
unit hl'a l, 2 baths, stall tih·
s howers, copper pipl':S, \\'('a th<'r -
ntripping, corn pte tc planting,
ovf'rsize garag<'. are just a rC'V.'
or t he many DELUXE features
of this splendid hon1e. Con1-
pletely c arpeted, thie bon1t' is
Ideal for a family v.:it h child r('n.
Don't mias t his -special prt('r
and t£'rms. YES, "'" are F.X-
C LUSIVE agl'nts on this.
WHITLOCKS \
HOUSE OF COLOR
Servel Gas Refrig. S ~'0\\1BIRD i'n ex:crllent con-
dition, r('cently rcftni°ehed wtth
doily. 2040 Ocean Front, Ni?w-
Ri:NT A PIA 0 , $5 per mo. Rent
credit allow ~d if you buy '\~rlt!i·
tn t erm. L t the kiddie• learn.
DANZ-SCH' !IDT, 520 N. Main.
Santa Ana, oomer 9th St.
LIDO ISLE N LEASE-!..-Ne\\•
bedrn1. cof tagt>,
Corona de-11 Ma r.
unfurnis hed 2-\\'ill tnkC' lot in Harbor area.
6 ·cu. tt. m odel 508 Marinold , Phan<' Ha1bor 1086-\IV.
79c81 $135 81 c-83
2607 W . Newport Blvd. Har . 2938
Newport Beach DAviS-BROWN CO. • por t Bea ch. See F t1day t hn.i
Sunday. P h. Ha rbor 0368-R.
79pS1
FOR RENT seven.I beafltltul
apartment• by the w eek or
month. Aleo when you want a
good house u a summer rental
SEE US. • 80c81 1885' Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa BABY GRA1!JD. Kimball, used.
J BEE ~EST HA VEN ~----~~~---~~
Television Service
RADIO REPAffiS
l.4l.n7 llwen • • Harold Hamm
Technician•
KESA RADIO A TELEVISIOS
106 Broadway, C. M. Bea. 5808-J
50t.fc
FIREWORKS
W orld's Biggest Stand
FREE ~p ARKLERS
a wbole bOlr to each pt'rson
brinJin& this ad.
TERRY'H J'lRE WORK8
~ ml. Wut ot "Archea" on
Cout Highway. N~w port
79p81
2 FISHING CHAIRS-"ic:ely uphol-
stered. Heavy construction. Ex·
cellcnt condition . Cost new $1 65
each, Will take $50 each. I nquire
at Balboa 'tacht Buin office.
80c82
MARLIN F I SHING ROD, 10. 0
Penn ree l and line. Uaed oncf'.
Complete, $55 Harbor 2016-Yl
81 c83
FOR S ALE OR EXCH ANGF.
HA VE white table top r;:as ran~l'.
Good condition. Want a pt. siZP
gas range. 721 Poppy. Corona
del Mar. 8tc8:1
ll~WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUY small ~faste r.
bil t skill . !:law. Beacon 5817 -R.
80081
12 F'l'. J O!-lNSO:-J -SAILING
DINGHY, good order, complet e.
$30, _332 Buena Vista Blvd., Bal-
boa . 79p81
Sl':IPE. exC'f'llent condition. First
rt-asonablt• offer takes. 458 E.
18t h Costa J.tesa. Bea . 8037-\V.
79c81
OFF SHORE MOORING, Bt>acon
Ilay. j us t overha ul£'d . Call D ick
Logan, \\'hitney 4245, Los An-
gelrs. 1g.ps1
S Ai i.I NG DING HY, Watts aall.
i1 :10. Owner !roving. muRt sell
by F rida y. 130J No. Bay Front,
Balboa Isla.nd. Harbor 24~1-M.
~9p8l
WATSON DINGHY complet e. With
fittings. Ca}I Harbor ~8. 79p81
Less than })alf price . Gorgeous
tone. Trad~ In your old piano.
,-DAN Z-BCHifIDT P I ANO CO.,
Santa Ana. 520 No. Main, cor.
6t h. Knabe P ianos.
E LECTRIC R GAN. Used less
t ba n six ~onths. B ig saving.
Re al pipe J?r gan tone. E as,.·
tenn1. DANZ-SCHMIDT, San·
t a k a . 520 tN°· Main, cOmer ~th.
WANTED: ;f> used pianos. ·tor
rental. Tt-a e yours. H ighest
c a & h allo ~ance on Organs,
Pianos and T elevision . ~I. on
ea•y t erm1 DANZ · SCHMIDT
PlA_NO CO. 520 No. Main, San-
ta 4na.
LIDO ISLE PROPERTIES, INC.
3333 Via Lido Harbor 1600
Mite
f?<>flta Af esn.'sJ most beautiful trail
I er court. Spaces 115 to l17.5ll
per m onth. 1741 P om ona, Co~ts
Mesa. Beaton 6747-J . 47trr
\V A T E R F'RONT A partment-
Summer r('nt a l nO\Y, $35 wk . to
July l at . $50 wk. after. 3711 !
Channel Place, Newport I.stand. 1
LILY
TRAILER PARK Ha r bor 1217-J . 74c82
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISH ED -
brand nf'w la rge 2-bedrm., n <'ar
wat('r. Sumnl('r or ll'S..'!l'. 503
Carnat ion , Corona del Mar.
80c82
Open under· new m anageml'nt
Spaces $4 per week. i 2560 NIEWPORT BLVD.
cqsTA MESA
' 80p!I.'"•
' I '4-ROO~lS k R RENT
Lido Isle Bay Front FURNlSHED ROOM. Private en:
APTS. 1 & 2 bedrm., prlv. t;ieach. I trance an4 bath C,1)81'2 Mari-
.., 2 ONLY By wel'k or n1orith. R easonable 1· gold, Corora del ' Mar. Stc83
S ·uh I Full I OOMS FOR RENT by dny, W("~k h'V.t Y use · Y guarantef'd . MODERN• 2·bedrm: unfurnished or m onth, eaaonable ra te&. 123
Big savings 1:e~:"' $10-~r 1,110· house with stovc and refrig . 28th &t.1 t-c.wport Beach, ~~cH
W11 Nlilli:D GOOD
~:Y!<;l ' Refrigerators! ~I -'i mi.klQ.&' long , Wades: these --------------
a. atop in and aee the new S%-FURNITURE FOR SALZ
modela on d!Jplay at
· 551· stone Ketch
P ACKi\RD ~LL T ELEVISION . fates. Harbor 2652. 70tlc '
at.H :SHl\,F . S MUSIC · CO.. 4_fJ ults or with teen ·a g ers 2 · ' ' · 1 •
I Since 1907 ~ 42'1 N o. 'SycSn1orl', • .b1k8 l b Shd'p:' ci\'at: ttHb' Ha~bor ... 1 -~_.-t ii~ J ' ·! 1 ·~,, l •
SA.nla Ana.• Kl . 2-0672. Blvd., Costa Meaa. 79cSl • ,_.ftENT~ 1' JSCELLA~EOUS Recently completel y r efin-
ished. Beaut iful d ec k s, l FURNISH ED 4-room house. Se r-j Factory pace for Lease DAVIS-BROWN CO. GENUINE RATTAN
1116 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mf:sa
APRICOTS
Accor ion Sale Fumit.ure m·ade in the Philippines: Teak t rim. S to S radio. vel, Bendix. Appl)' a fter 4 1 3000 to 8000 sq. f t . \n
and ln our own work shops. Lots of sails, 1 2v water SP ECIAL IM PORT PURCHASE o'clock. 1593 San BerJ'\&rdlno I Cc sta Mesa
See the largest selection In So. t. O 0 1 P.lace Coal& Mesa 79c81 cooled gener at or . Universal, 1t n Y • ' · · f Ca. ll +arbor 1964 Calif .. compare pricea. Bk. trms. 120 bass Bofelll Italian a ceordl ·
HOUSE AND GARDEN reduction drive, m o t 0 r . on (reg. $2l 5>. while theY. last sµMME R RENTAL on ocean 80c82
We specialize in tree ripened 611 Oout HJway, Nwpt. B. 5277 SI 8 2 h d T $169.96, trictcJ,lng ·case. Terms Front. Balboa. 2 bed.rm. ·a pt. 53c54 eeps • ea S. op fu rnished $225 mo. Phone Har-c·, •lJTOM' Dn •a, TJB•o
R 1
· f h d d"t ' $19.Q5 dn., S mo. at SHAFER'S itt--,... •• ~ £..:;:, oya apncots or ome appearance an con 1 ion. MU S'IC co., (since 1907) 421 N , bar 1422-w. 79c8t 1
canning. 4c, 6c and 8c lb. Bamboo Small trade-in acceptable. Sycamore, santa Ana. KI. NEW APTS. Furn. or unrun.-Up 'No Do· rn Payment
5 lb. baaketa & 2fi lb. lugs. Rattan Furniture $14,500 2..oea. or down sta iro. WIL•on and 1 .About 30 aro to chooae from.
Principals. Beacon 6118-W· •11:-noos c" ""a P~. Newport Blvd., Costa Me::i~ I '~ ,and p; for lnalance. 8 New o0c82 -• ,. , • .., ~ • .., 1.cs1 · $195 car. 10.n per month.
Hillside Orcha" rd ••. N ~--t Bl d La B v.i. . .>o-t • ...........,, V ., gune e nch_ WHIT~ PE~ PUPS-A. K. C. NEW 1:RM. 1 bedrm. _apt. $60.
·BEAUTIFUL
HOMES
Ne\\· 2 bl.'-drn1 . h\\'d. Ors.,
fln:•place, dbl. gar ... s 9.4 ~
New :i bUrm. hwd, firs.
ri rl'place, dbl ga,rage .... 11 ,900
Ed L . Sedelmeier
1523 Coa st Blvd. Cor ona del Mar
Phone Harbor 2766 ·
:\~l\IOSEY TO LOAN
• FOR LOANS
On good residence and commerc1·
al property, it will pay you to
W. E. Flack
515 No. Main Santa An!l
Kl. 3·7778
97c93
LOANS For Homes
j ' • •
Wlt.h , 4;J!>., ~!fi 1h '70 Int.
Long t erm. Low paymtnt
Specializing in F. H . A. and 0 . I.
Plarui. 5 ~~ ~4 Cona:trucu on Loana
CALL BOB SA 'ITLER
Har, 3163 for Free Appralaal
Re p. P OIRIER MORTGAGE CO.
Metro. Lite Ina. Fund&. KI 3-!5185
44t!c
t..OANS TO BUILD, IMPROVE
BUT, MODERNIZE, OR
REFIN.t.NCIC
We Buy Trust Deeda
. 'lEWPORT BALBOA P'ICDEK.AL
SA VINOS & LOAN ASSN.
33.'13 Via Udo Pb. Har. 1000
: Si nmons
CJJsed C r Exchange 1_116_ ... _-{J() __ L_LE_CTI_o_N_A_oc_v_. _ 2251 TuoUn .Ave. Costa M•sa. -----------7-3t_rc BOOKS-SEA BOOKS Toydom .str.ln. 6100 SeW1hore Lease desir ed 1 blk to Co•ta
79c81 Drive, Newport Beach. Harbor A-fesa b.usiness district . Adults.
NORGE n>frigerator '60. 2 door A fine st ock of books on all yacht-OI26~W. i 81c83 no pets. Phone Beacon 6017-W
•
NAVY SURPLUS PAINT
outside while, gufrant~
Per gallon $2.95
Surplus Store
1&29 Newport Ave., Costa Mesa
Beacon 8204 7k93
Don't Throw It
Away!
&llLL rr TO
NEWPORT
· SALVAGE
_Wo 8'17 ~ .1-, Kotelo, ·ai-Rap: • .,.,oot Jmrr·
~-
Frigidaire $150. Two rattan Ing subj C'ctt:1-Plus a ll current J'' before 10 or after 6. 79c81
chairs. P hone Harbor 1~33. books . Lending library. •
80c82 4o-BU!llNJ: OPPOftTUN. SUMMER RENTALS at BEACH The Islanders . l . . HOUSE APTS. Now available.
1315 s. Ma.
I .
. s. A.. KI 2-54~
39c53
1949 HILLM+N MINX 4dr 8edan
111,000 mllet Radio. $800 u Is. I Original o er. 369 Eu t 17th BED DIVAN Sl5~ Glass: top corner 214 Ma rine, Balboa I s. H a r 1547 WATER 1 COMP AN"Y Everything furn. 112 . .50 w eek .
table $12. Metal ice box $10. 135 ___________ aoc __ s_1H~ t 616 W . Ba lboa Blvd., Balboa.
Topu. Balboa Island. P hone delivers wa r to over 500 79p81
Harbor 2387-1.{ 80c82 SNrPE, completely cquipl. Xlnt. lls
St. Costa eaa, Apt . A.
I I 80p82
condiUon"'With mooring So. Bay, homes, has four deep we • LOVELY C LEAN APT. on water
1 ' d F · bank 10-40 MERCURY 4 d.r sedan. Ex· Balbo4 Island. Owner transfer-Peer ess nn ll1I' s~ 2 bdrms ., bat h, shower, uv. rm. ,...... cellent con<1ition. W ill trade for
red East-Harbor 2392-R, 207 Morse pun ps, miles of pipe kitchen and brkrut nook. 1,40 o r •41 P ickup. 2o2o Placentia
18th Century Mahogany 3pc ·BED-
ROOM SET, sleigh t ype bed,
box spring • mattress in perfect
c011dition. 712 Beacon St., New-
port Height.a. Beacon 5291-J
Coral Ave., Balboa bland. $800 Frigida.Jre, garage. $300 for Ave. Costa Me&&. 80p81
80c82 lines, inc me over July and Aur. $60 m o. to June ,
------------per montl l•L Harbor &91-W. 79trc i1eu~ifP;:;A~~flo:-CcomNiivliER;:R-·i'niBiBLE::E
New Hunt Craft 33 be th •'New paint ~!>-motor complete-80c82
BREAKFAST SET, oventuffed -
chair, 3 lalr\Jle. mt.c.., ltema.
See at 3016 W. Newport Blvd.
. 80c82
HOME FURNIBmNGS for SALii:
Income Cl n more an YE.ARLY-Small tumlahed houae, I '\: ., ly overba ed -in spl~ndld SA VE•$3po<) doubled h, installing water Corona del Mar to resporudble mechanical , nd!Uon. $50 down
meters -Which h.U been couple. Write to 3572 Nort.l'l D., land ~ paymenta .. Phone Factory to you' San Bemar<11no. Phone 817-lllS ~-~, I BOc82 · · • approved Jty Railroad com-, 79c81 ~ ~
"The most of the best T!,;0 • for the least" m.ia81on. 17" company is CHILDREN WELCOME. 2 bed-!!'~-::?~~~!....---...:_· __
Rel•~ washer, bed-apr. A: mat ..
m.lrrora. antiquea, din. 8Uite,
9xU rug 6 pad. ptcturee.• 2033
E. Oce&ll Blvd-. Balboa.
Ph. Beacon 6ll8-W Incorporated and is In the rooma; oleepo 5 or 6, i'&Uo, Duk 1 FT. HOl 'slC TR.AILER, le•
20 Fr. CABIN CRUISICR . =: ' =;::~tBm& to re-~;::=·r-•~ PU!o ~ a!.iet~ ;., ~~~ .... 8=
don't have no USe for, do you llabare ~ By iflatalling ALSO bachelor 2 room &JeloPll 3 "Call Ma&et, Bar. 2950. , 80c82
80p82 W1IDt It? $12SO. See at Bal-_.._ 'tional Income or 4 $25 wk. 1
llH& CU8IDl.AN motor aoooter. S'lliiilL J'OLDJNO TWIN -"bed Oofto. Call at Harbor. U92-R. _.., Own•r ~ nl Newport 't~~O~K~&!!l'~l'O~LO~AN~-...:..--
• FOd -.11on Ma. N~ -• 11.t. flUllll Bed Dinn '40: , ndl will pay 't company In a ~ 2MU( -
• ()!!-~ .. -... ~-U...-W ~pi. wood &"!' llFT.REDWOODPISHnlGdor7 ~-years. IOdll "·-,I te Loans Jf~ -~ .. 'fetlel c:llalf ~ S Twin --~O H.· 1'. JOhnoon -•-... £. G. =.t' __ ,. ~ WlDOW W1LL • ... _ .. IL-...... • •• ~-~ ,ye ..,.. SllAIUI Bay .• •'II --· • •-__,... tlllt .. ---.ea: ~WSJ na.ct4J baaid motor. Prac:t.lcally MW. 8'al9 home '"-i....ta ...._. ~·nr··-·. tllMll'-.. ... ...... ......... A1oo. H.P.~·--··-~ ' No ass .... Write .. boacb wltll -fGr ~. JUcb , .--w --N .---· ---~ ~ <' ' -.. or motbor wttll I or 2 1 ••ta AM Oo. RMJ1Gn
.....--Y awpo."l lamp '3. ~_!" -coqd. 3S7 , ............ ble. '112 Cl')'ltaJ, •Doo Boz R-.l . • tlli8 ~· cbil4iwi.. Bee-.-JU-WK II lw. tfl• ......... XU.7U4 ., ,,. -ll'lt. tocll .Vill Udo ...-.. Udo 1olo. _ _. -nd. Harbor i._ --• ..., . ~ • ..,..-... nctl. " • . • 49c:P • Ttc93
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I
COLL·ECTIONS
The oldest o rga.ni%atlon in Orange
County specia llz:ing In the col-
lection of delinquent a ccounts.
Established in Santa Ana for
28 years.
Appling
Collection Co.
Commercial Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
4th and Bush, Santa Ana
KI. 2·3570 end KI. 2·3579
9ttc
81-REAL l!'.8TATll DCJIANOE
MODERN HOME
• and Duplex"
nearly new. AU nicely tumlthed
on P enl.nsula Point. Belbcw
Want aubdivta.foa aCftal'• °"
Iota or tmall well located pro~
erty In eomo good community.
Write owae:r, M.Ol.5 Brt&Jlloo
Way, Rm. 2'1. JkTerlY Hlll•
CReotmw. UUl ott Harbor
0812-W •eek -10tfc
V>JLL TIU.Dll )l.,.U. .. ,. i'n>nt
Lot OD Udo ~ fOC" -OJl4
kit on Bafboe •.aud Phone
~ -""' llOcl2
2. Al.so on LIDO IS LE a !H11art
brand nC'w 2 bf'droon1 hon\r,
ideal for weekends or i;t1~ady
y('ar a round li ving. Very JatrMt
in modtrn des ign and conv1·ni-
t>n c£1s. Herc is HAPPIXF:SS
for a small a mount of nion('y
PriCf'd a( 0 1\"LY S13.900 T his
hag a loan of Si500 on it T his
ls value. YES on LIDO lS l .E .
ALSO
On LIDO I SLE som"' "·ond••rful
building sites, <'i l her for In-
come purposes or single ho1ne-s .
T HINK of buying a \.\1 ATP.R·
FRONT lot -45 fl . fo r only
$12 ,750. S:ri,()00 band lr~. Al ~o
other lol.8 on LI DO JSLF. ti t
t ensibh.• prices wilh easy t•·r ms.
114 ~°'? ISJLE a li~Ue buyM a
Lidci Isle
Properties, Inc.
3333 Via Lido
~rwport Beach. Calif.
Harbor 150Q
Here's another lovely 2 bed -•
room home typical of Co-
r o n a deI M a r . H as every-
thing a nice house s hould
have.
HOWEVER this on e can
be bought fo r only
$1000 down, $85 mo.
Sf"e NEAL HOUCAN
500 Coaat Blvd., Gorona del Mar
Exceptional Home
THIS BEAUTIFUL 3 bdrm. place
wu built by a good builder for
hli dwn borne. Rear yard wa ti
~encloa.ed. Walking diet.a.nee lo
town. $10,000, terms.
SO n . ctoee tn Eut side k>t.
$1,350 cuh.
HARBOR BLVI).
Best Buys Close In
C~1;~8~u-~.1r~~~~r.~~GE
M Jt 130. corner ---r--'6,&00
-I
Good U.tlnga warted
ROBT. H . MQT'"'*1'"''E""T'"
1900 Harbor Blvd., COst.a Mesa
aea. 122•-' it.... Bea. 5n7-J
Owner in Santa cr\lZ phoned
us and 88.ld "Sell My House
on :u<Jo." J
Ita 2 oto<y, 3 ltedml, 2 baUuo
with an u.cdlent e.,Uo, near Cl-Priced at '11 ~ IMlt iemember . c:....-. "Sell"
p-., Hubor, 1100
•
•
BLANCHE 'A. GAT~. Realtor
• ' HOWARD F. CARNAHAN, Salee
• "'· 311 Marine Ave., BalbQa Island
Pho Bar. 1871 or 1672 Harbor. 7f6.1' eventnp·
$21,000., INOOMEc Charming , 2 B. R. home PLUS
l B, R. Apt. Both comp. furn. Beaut. patio.
, Dbl. gar. Nr. No. Bay " shop. center. Xlnt term.a
JlEAI.I,Y a buy. .
$9,960. A little gem, nr. So. Bity. Two B. R., din,
rm. patio. Landllcaped I< fenced (yrs. old, terms.
$12,000. Waterfront home, S B. R. ·l'h ha. dbl. gar.
HOWie la old hut very livable, and lot alone is
worth uklng price. $3000 down.
$19, 7!50. Beaut. 4 B. R., 2 ba. home. Patio, sun deck.
Dbl gar. Nr. shopping center. Furnished. Terms.
We have three or four residential (R2) Iota for aale
and 1 business lot. Ask for pricea.
CORONA DELMAR
' $1,000. dn. to G. I. Beautiful new 3 B. R. home,
Forced air heat. H. W. firs., frpL, dbl. gar, 1000
aq. ft. in house. Xlnt. terms for non G. I. $11,900
ATTENTION G. I. $650 dn. with low monthly pay·
menta. Move into brand new beaut. 2 BR· in°
<llvidual home So. of Hgy. Hdwd. firs. Dbl.
gar. HURRY aa this is almost completed and
WI)\ he sold quickly. · ,
INCOME. 3 Units. Just completed. Near Ocean Blvd.
with marine view. Beautiful 2 B. R . 2 bath, din.
rm. home, unit beat. H. W. firs .. charming inter·
ior and exterior, PLUS large one ·hj!<I rm. apt.,
and most attractive bachelor apt. with kitchen. ' Dbl. g a r . and parking space. Exceptionally well
built and unusually good .incom.I property.
Grounds landscaped.
•
LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL BAY SHORES
$10,500. Charm. 2 B. R. home 1 yr. old Patio. dbl.
gar. Xlnt. terms.
$14,000. Beaut. new 3 B. R. home. 1 1/" baths. Wa lled
Patio. Dbl. gar. Xlnt. terms.
COSTA MESA
YOU DON'T NEED TO BE A VETER:AN to take
over G. I. loan on charm. 2 B. R. & den home.
Dbl. gar. Large fenced & landscaped grounds.
$2500 dn. low monthly payments. ~st residen-
tial section & near schools. /
LISTINGS WANTED
BLANCHE A. GATES -Realtor
CORONA HIGHLANDS
New Owners
New Prices! New erms!
Rolling hillside homesites overlookln hills ·and
Newport Ha~bor. Only in Coron& Hi hlands can
such spacious building sites be secured for eo little
money.
As long as·5 years to pay f r lots.
All improvements are in and paid for Residents
have access to private beach. Fully estricted to
guarantee future values.
Prices reduced as much a;s 50 '70
AT CORONA DEL MAR, CAµF,
· CORONA HIGliLANbs
Newt Coz, Sal"" Mgr. Walter B. Mellolt .. Inc Owner
PH. HARBOR 414-J HAjROOR 2533
I F:REE ADVERTISING GUARANTEED
. .
• 'd
G. N. Wiili J.S
I arok•r · ' " -Good 2 Bedrm. Home
1 % ;rra. o14. N"'81y 1•-Md. bis iot. 0ouop1ot.11 ,...,,.., ....
~aide, ftDo ~
Price MOOO.
$1000 Down, _$58 140.
2 Bedroom Howie oa .... of ...,uad. Ill&' -.. ror
ho ....... tc: c-to -seooo. Take .11 to JO -tn~
.,. tn .. down ...,...t.
-NICI: TWO JIEDltOOK RQMll
OJl 1/3 ...... -utltllllJ plaats
od to fruit ~ ......-
and tlowera.1 Gara ...
A G~ Buy at $6360
GOOD ' LnTLE two bedroom
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~ houae, South of mvd., 2 hlocb ~ Ocean, C D. M. e living
room with fireplace and beamed ceill!'g ,; Fellced yard, wn, patio dbl. garage.
A; B AIN, DEFINITE,LY. Monthly ~ymenta mu 1-th'f1 rent.
· . VIEW 3 bedroom home.on-;-ft. Jot; hd,.'.d. ~ .. fire~ beamed
celling; enclosed patio, dbl. gar., lawn.In rear "11th. TRElES. Full ~rice $18,000. . . ·I I
FIRST OFF'ERING "FOR SALE"-187 ft. OOAST BLVD. FRO AGE, CDW
SEE MR. LYNN. i I
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lilzclwilve llfferlng, entire block, Coast Blvd. Frontage, C. b. M. Incl g all build·
ns of health, owner of these established bus 11418 JI) t retire.
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llip, separate businesses, fixtures, furnishings ant=ocll: ..
~;'.~:: .::;1yklt:;,~~ ~· New Bra ch Office in Far~house Motel, 1364 poast B vd., ~, D. M.
garage and ~ corral w1lh
bam. Full ,pri<• onlJ J7000. .• CORONA DEL MAR . PROPERTIES
Owner boqht ranch In ldallo N · ..!.> C d ) 't.I ~ and rl!&lly wuta to .. ll ew ch Office at 1304 Coast Bouleva1u, oro a e -..r
You Name the Terms 411 Coas Boulevard, . Corona del Mar !Phone arbor 1037
Only $2000
handles· lovely new _, front
home?!? No telephone lnfor·
mauon. -
Lovely big 3 bdTm
HOME. Df'ntng room, full tUe
kitchen, 1 11ervlce porch, both
stall ahower and tub in b&tll·
room, haf.dwood floors, fire·
place, floor furnace.
Beautiful yard, both front and
bac k. Redwood shf'lter, doublt>
garage, large lot w ith rear yard
ft>nced. Paved alh~y.
Only $3000 band.lea. 4 1# loan
on balance. Full price Sll,800 .
Be sure a.nd see this one before
you buy.
Dandy little home
Right in town. Large lot. Big
shade trees . Only $4600.
JOE McKEE, Salesman
GEO. B. WEISS, Bualneas Broker
1790 Nev.·port Blvd., Costa Mesa
"THE BEST TOWN ON EARTH''
Phones: Office Beacon 5181
Rn. Phone Beacon GM~J. or
Beacon !'.~29·M
2 B. R. Home -1/2 ac,
A N ICE PLACE built In 1947
with lots o f elbow room. Hu
garden and fruit trees. H ouae
Is well built w ith hardwOQd
floors, tile work and other
quality features, attractive,
clPan and nl"&t a.11 a pin.
A Best Buy -$7,250
-· $2360 down --
ONE OF THE LOVELJEST 3 •
btdrm. homes tn C09t& Meu'11
Broadway tteetlon. Built 1947.
. Has fireplace, hdwd. firs., patio
and is i n immaculate condition.
Monthly paymenla $~.80
Priced fa r below a ctual cost.
$10,900
Newport Heights
VOGEL VALUES I
~ BALBOA
FOR R NT WITH OPTION TO PURCHASE 2 year old two sto , 6 bedroom
home, Arl , across from public beach, unobstructed marine view. 3000 aq. ft.
of superb construction. See this today! Harbor ~45 or Harbor 14 7.
,.. . ON LIDO ISLE
We have an unusual value in this 2-year old completely charming three bed,
room two bath home in tropical motif. Light wood· panelled living room pro-
videa a delightful hack ground for the rattan furniture (which is optional) large
corner picture window with permanent Bay view. Payne fltrnace-attractive
front patio. $21,900. Harbor 1960 .
Keys a.t 434 32nd St. (next to Newport Be!lch Poet Office.
BAY FRONT
AND BRAND NEW -with lots of plate 'glass and modernistid wood panelling
40' water frontage, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, FHA loan available and builder own-
er will sell for $18,000. This you must see! Harbor 1960 or Harbor 2476. ·
CORONA DEL MAR
$2500 .DOWN buys completely furnished 3 bedroom home---separate dining rm.
Hardwood floors, fireplace. This has everything including lov.!ly blonde modern-
istic furniture and a 49(-loan which can be assumed. Full pr. $14,500 Har. 17~1
THE JOHN VOGEL COMP ANY .
100 Main, Balboa 177-22nd St., Newport Beach
1301 Coast Highway, Corona del Mar 434 • 32nd Et .. Newport Beach
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$1400Down
BUY A HOME PERFECT VIEW
HERE IS THE BEST B U Y in
thia locallm.Y ! Located on a
corner Jot pn Broadway, Costa
Mesa, lhla 2 bedrnt. home is
only 4 year.A old. Hu nice llv·
Ing rm. Full slze dlning room.
·Fireplace, · f\lmace, Full tile
bath with ! tub and showi!r.
Shingle root . 2 car garage. Pay.
menl.!!I are bnly $1 9.20
\For a good buy, Jet u.<1 s how
you th!" pro(lf'rty . . DON'T
FORGET, bNLY 1 7'> INTER.
EST! I _ . ' Approx. 1 acre, $2000
FIRST! !
A NEAT 1 BEDROOM HOME,
well JocatC'd near Hl&h School.
Lnrge living f'CM)fl\ Md Mdrm.
Plenty closeta. Built to add 2nd
bdrm. later. $6800. $1000 down.
NEWPORT HEl'.dltts a bedrOom
beauty. Big Jlv. room, nreplace,
dln. room, over 1300 sq. feet.
Prtce $11,000. Teml9 an.tlable.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS, 2 bedrm .
home, hdwd. n oon , tile, near
hlg-h tJC:hool and grade acltool, 2
years old and looQ like new.
Paved streets and alleya paid
for , aewen and utllltiee all In.
The prtce or $8350 makea this
the best buy in the Heights .
$3300 down.
LARGE OLDER H OME facing
the Santa Ana Country Club on
M esa Drl..ve. Lot 70x1:5o0
FULL PRtCE $7000
$1000 dn. and $r'>O per month.
YOU CAN'T AFJ'ORD TO RENT ). * * $100DOWN
TO ANYONE for the very . nice
1 B. R. home 2 yra. okl. Located
among lovely homes on an 80'
wide lot. Hu large living roont,
dining area., tile k itchen bath
and extra large bedroom.
$5800 Full Price
S60 per month.
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CLOSE IN
Af.proxlmately 1 a cr e or ground,
l~'x.301' cbaf in, full prL<1e ls
only $2000 -IT's A" STEAL !
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Exceptionally Good ONE ACRE-3 bdrm. home, lot BEA1JTIFUL NEW 3 B. R . home
is 125' wide,\nlce HUrroundlngs, (lCl&o eq , fl.) hdwd. tloot'I -
clo.se to blvd. & main school, Dual turnace, detached double
n ew chain link fe nce. Plenty guase.-.
value h&re. G .J. re:sale-,10,900. LOT 72' x 117
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•' . • STANLEY SPEClALS : r
EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS • ••
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CORONA DEL MAR
R&JUILY--. °"" llDd • buy lllle t..-s -.. s
Whf. UU. 1""9td?.r.ce on ID' fl'cmtaa•.. l:xcb.&stN 8ecttoa ol
Cor<ma dot Jl&r, Loni)", -""" "'~•peel .....-wttll
-ol Paclfle. Oni;J '21.llOO corapletaty fUnllabecl. OoGtact
T-Payne at Barbot-247• ftlr ~r IAfonnatloe on WO --t-
BAUBOA BAYSHORES
' ATJ'RACTIVE 3 bedl"06m home wltll flreplac•. Wall to wall
carpetlag throughout, dlnlD1 room. bath with atall ebowe<,
1oto of tile. llecluded patio. Tard completely fenced and -•peel. 2 car g&nl•· THIS HOMJ: I ll IM DOl4CU0 ,
~TS CONDmoN. Call Carl '")"mu·. at a.aeon 07'1
to aieie UU. home.
Owner Must Sacrifice -El Bayo Tract
o,n~Uon income p)ua UJa9taira 3 bedlOom well f'unUllled
bome. Giant Uvil:l.g room with Bay and Ocean new, bard·
wood floon, 1 ~ ~tha-over 8 garase rentala for ~ can.
Block trom Newport Y. C. and J:w> feet to fines~ bathibg
on Balboa Bay. Garage income underwrttea taxea, upkeep.
submit OFFER. Contact Mary Dlck:Bon at Harbor 1013 or
Mr., Deems at Harbor 177a. Evenings-Harbor 1.115,1.R.
BALBOA'S MOST ULTRA MODERN
4 UNIT APT. BUILDING
ONE BLOC:K FROM EITHER BAY OR OCEAN~i:ach apt.
hu exct-pttonally Jargr living room , roomy bedroDJr\ attrac·
tlve balh, up to minute kitch@n. and ample cloaet apace. It
also contains a sun deck, well a rranged la\andry room and
showers for bathers. Thf'y are complf'lely furnlahed with
the very beat of everything. This property la a MUST for
you to see if you are In the market for rental Income. It
!hows a net income of 13'/t-. Ph. Beacon 5795 or Har. 1013.
EARL W. STANLEY
17th aod Cout Htway
lmPport Beach
' Realtor
22!5 Marine A ,.e.
l~tll Uld l'.nllW
Newport Beaclo
815 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
Balboa Jaland 3113 W. Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
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"UPPER BAY HEIGHTS"
1562 MESA DRIVE ..
BETWEEN SANTA ANA COUNTRY
BALBOA BAY
CLUB .&:ND
Country Living Near the Beacij!
44 BETTER 3 BEDROOM HOMES
Large Lots
Real Fireplaces
Hardwood Floors
All Tile Kitchens and Pullmans
Decorated Walls
• 2 car detached Garages.
GRACIOUSLY DESIGNED for
f'nlf'rtaining and private com·
fort _ . . See this spacious
ocean view home, 3 bedrms.
with 2 tile baths. Flagatone
fi rf'placf', large d ining rm. a.nd
many otMr charminl' feature•.
Price $15,500
The owner ~as taken a lot of
tlmC' and Jfide Jn mak¥ig this
Into an Id eal home w!lh bea u.
l tltul •urroundlngs.
'IWo bedhns., a dining room, frpl. $2000 handles. WILL FHA or a . 1. Oi'FICE ON TRACT -OPEN EVENINGS
A BIO LIVABLE> HOME, 3 B. R. FULL PRICE $8750 PHONE Kl.-2-2904
We Guarantee Weekly Advertising
on Your Property ·" j
UNTIL SOLD!
BRING YOUR LISTINGS TOI us
FOR QlnCK ACTION
BEACON HILL
. 'REA~TY
466 Newport Blvd. Bea. 5713-R
(2 blocks abOve Arches)
Hdwd. and a large w indow t o
view the surrounding mountains
I A rt?Ost bety.Jtlful patio that has
1 a harbecOO ' a.i\d also a lath
house with varloU. plants and
d in. rm., hdwd, floors, tile ln * * * '
kl\ .. fenced back yard, dbl. gtr.. . . , . ; , • · F . fr· A. _ .. .. , · ·~· G, I.
nloe. ~1a~,1qL 1~ and $2000 ; ,;JN'ew,nn•t· He;.,.i.+a . . • . , . ·'-! ... I -' ~· ii• 111 , l ; .. ,' , l . ., . L:J!.il._ .
dn. Take over the 4% G. I. 1•""'V ~Wl w LO ooWN PAYMENT ....... I N G Ulf1VN loan A TTRACTJVE 2 bdrm. home, 10
ROBERT L. BOYDI
1 shrubbery. 1 1k Acre of Jt!:ound t hat has every
! known vark ty or fruit tree -
I There-are l _gra pes, boysenber·
rtea, blackrerriea and a very
, nice garde~ Grounda are nicely
\landscaped.
· YJ'9. new. Located on beautit'Ul --~--------------------
1213 Coast Highway . Coropa de! Mar M-1 Lot
Phone Harbor 2242 I Locate4,,. ln c hoice lnduatrial di!l-
tr1ct . Has small atorage bldg.
o r garage on rear. Balboa Peninsula
Saalticing th;is lovely 2 story •-
bedrm. ocean front home.
PIUll 1 bedrm. apt. over dbl.
prap. .
* * * • * Estate Ownership,
$11,500 MUST SELL -$3250
703 Begonia Bav & Beach Realty Corona del Mar HOO Ba!ooa Blvd. Harbor 12M
78c80
SOtrrH OF WGHWAY 2 B. R . ------------
home, 24 ft. living room with
beamed ceiling . Enclosed yard,
2 car garage, laundry tray, only
8 mo. old-owner leaving city.
MU.st be seen to be appreciated!
A Lot for Sale
35x90 Facing bay, unobstructed
view, there's only one Uke It ln
Bflboa, BETTER HURRY!
MAGNIFICENT VlEW LOT -corner lot with adjolnln• 50 k>t.
A bove N ewport Harbor. $4625 Lots of flowers, shrubs, treea Will give all or part of
takes It. HURRY. and wonderful prden_ PaUo A
b8.rbecue.
$8500 Full Price
$20,000 IN CASH
Plus a
1946 -Twin Screw , Flying Bridge
.wm FHA;r <;I.* 46 FT. CHRIS -CRAFT CRUISER
Industrial Frontagll Fully F.quipped -Perfect Condition
180' rlsb\ 1n town ,_ than .,o Original cOllt over ~.000
per ft. BETTER HURRY For a
'IJ'Hl'.S. Newport Harbor Furniahed ResidenOll \ * * * Up to a valuation of $42,500 i;
Thls ls fl Top Listing!
IT'S A-REA:L B UY and that's .Barney Fr.ancque.
no exaggeration! , \ REALTOR •
Full Price $;10 ,800 LILLIAN u PICRLlll
Auoclatea B. A. NERESON 400 E. 17th st. at Tustin Ave.
PHIL SULLIVAN, A ssoc. Coata Mesa, Ph. Bea. 11179.w 1982 Newport Blvd. •
Coata )feu Beacon 5226 1 ----•--------
%-ACRE -Santa Ana Heights.
One of the beat. $1800. ...
LARO~ 2 B. R. in exceU~nt cl
Waterfront -$18,000 RED BARN .
Botb completely fUmished
Houae hu 1 ~ bat.ha. large liv-
ln&" room with ft.replace, sun
room ott livinc room, dining
area. Kitchen with breakfut
nook. Porch upataira and down.
PaUo between hou• and gar-
ag .. FULL PRICE ONLY
$14,000 Terms SEE
Earl Cham'Qerlain
Bargain at $8500 Brand new FARM HOUSE lo·
cated ln Balboa Coves-3 B. R .
2 baths, F .P , Unit heat. parquet
noon. Exel. con.st.-Terma.
One or thO.!!le attractive small two
bedroom homea. i'urnlahed and
landacaped, already to move
right In.
~TRA VALUE JOHN B. PRENDERGAS'r tt
1a 1: 01c1e 1oca0on. hdwd. n;:.· REALTOR .
tire~•· Sepuale al&ll •how r 223 MARINE A VE. BALBO. A ISLAND HAR, . 1331
i'enofd yard, patio, land8ca . ------------'-'------'----r SDIM-Wlll 0 . I. or lrHA
CHARMING HOME
In a nice new neighborhood sur-
rom1ded with other new homea.
Lovely ~ bedrm. home, 3 blka.
from center of C0.9ta Mesa.
Cozy living-room with large
picture window. Dlnlnc area,
kitchen. Service room. Fu 11
bath. Cara;:e.
U ::d.'1C8!>t',' with i:trube :ind
Clo\Vl·r'l. Co.npk-~cly f c :iced.
Priced to s:ll a t ~ "'•Ith
terma_ ·
We are taking rewrvaUoM for ·
aummer rent:ala.
Olive B., Miller
200I Court Ave., Newport Beach
Pbone Barbor M3
I REAL ESTATE
Lc]ans . . . Insurance ... Builders
MKt Coe11t Blvd., Corona del Mar
Harbor 2288
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BAY FRONT
PROPERTY
If you are lookinc for bay tront
prope.rty we have over 20 ex.
cellent Uatlnp ranging In price
trom $35,000 I<> $100,000.
C&l1 fol' lnlonnaUon.
~-&llllOC. 3UI Mowpwt lPM. Jiu. 11161
Have g~ Summer renta\a tor
July & August.
H. 0 . PETRIE; 004 % W .
Balboa Blvd.
Harbor 08M
80c82
2 BR Modern Home
CORNER LOT, 3 blk.s. from town
Dout»le gar., fenced, completely
fUrn~hed,
$8500 reas. tefDlS
2% ACRQ , -t .... u.. o...-·-
Phone Harbor 16oo $9950
For Sale in Corona del Mar Choice Corona de! Mar locttlon.
New 2·bedrm farm home on 4~. We haw the -key, TA.ICE A LOOK!
foot loL Ocean side or the
Blvd. Double garage. ·-
F or Rent in Corona de! Mar
Small 2·bedrm. home, partially
fUrniahed. Yearly lease. ' $60
month.
Fitzmorris Realty Co.
Real Ea.tale and Buatnna Brokers
113 ODut liU't'd.. Barbor 2152
• eor-a del -
lllaltlple Llltlnc Ralton
Linwood Vick
312 Marine Ave., Balboa hland
Harbor 2042
Will Exchange .
Equity in 5 acre Costa Mesa
ranch for 28 ft. or larger
fishing boat.
WANTED ---.--------
Mo.,..'l -.ii _...u.. to FULL PRICE '3liOO Waterfront -$15,000 Stanley Hadfield
~to
c. I Galen Denison
Realtor.
OEO .. T. EVli:RSON, fltleaman
f90 Newport; Blvd.. Coote M
Beio. 1243-W (ll:w. Bar. :\U7·~)
~ONDERFUL f
BUILDING SITES
2 LoC.o I 100' wldlll .., Blutt
of ~·• ... $oklng Bay
oct•11!9and Lido Ide.
S2500 TOTAL PRI ·~-r -I
Lot' ,_ oceen on MUI !IL
space. ••n•hlne 1 and alr. bo
Z" b~:°wme•-2008 n..l
SL -Bar-. Ml. ---r _,.._ta...._ R. W n&n~ .__,,_1B.R.home-
Nlle!l a 3 bedroom home? ~ ,,1 .. 1" --. WANT • ~"" .. .,!' ,.._a naat-,..rt rum. Tllla 1a
Ulr.e Corona del Mar! .., -IM••o. -a •--. • -~ It! • "" .... Ill at ---.. 21t¥aru. ... tr'srnd l---+---------4
We MYe .. a:cdeat buy tor ....... 1'5 ~ •• ,.... W : c. O••*PrLI ••• Riilme ~ .1900
. w ..... 1t ·• -.... n1ce17 ..., -..._,. 1117 -:W.:•'"'£•..._ C01U1111:& I.DI', __ rr1•c..-------------
1a<ete« .... -0--0. unit '° I .-, 11 ''el • ' C~~~i~~~$?~i~ naa ... -. 1 -. to .ut..a Jlust Sell ~ dlll.at ~· lllld le unftr. • •s £11 .._ m' a as _...., OM 1 ~ l''?f 1 ..... Uaxtl& Dat I t 2 dk IK .
.. -a • • an 'II u Pl .-,. UID •-. 1 -opat'•• •" 1·t1art $11 ·900 terms • •• ..... p a •IJIOC. -Jago Iii) }!JI .,.._ .-ll'ULL PllICS Sla,aGO. -I<> ut. OWW,
• --H1tAL BOW1JC -''••••4PIA -· -a...ta sUa • ..., - -ow-. "' Ida, ear. -"' 111 vta ~·Lido -· ~--0oeo& •-. 0ocw -x.. ~ sq'n'\J ..... Ja. '1 11n.t-. sUa Ou *i)' ~ .... • f"'1 ~~. ....
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Attractive 3 bedroom home almOllt completed at
442 Redlands, Newport Heights, corner Qay.
Large living rm. and dining rm, dbl. g"r&l!"· Will
be fenced. ToW price $11,500, $2liOO d~. Bal
llll:e rent at 5 % payable S?O per mo. I
Alao very nice new 2 bedrm. home.. :t nice
neighborhood for aame low 'down paymen Price
$10,5ob unfurn. $12,000 nicely and comp , furn.
Call Mr. Joneio. Phone Beacon 80{2.
OUTSTANDING VALUES !
CHAJUONO 'on<1 dlatlnctl"' 2. NICE 2 B. a. 4tare.
J'rpl.. p&t!Q, -pr. Jlan.y I B. R. Apt. o _._
B. R. home GIJ Bal-Point. PatJo.Yard, ~ot Inoa+
'mrtna. StJ.000. A Barplll! SU .
LUZsTIJOI IM•• 1 apt& p1ua moBWAY ·J'ROi:tt;" I B. R. c:<>ttap. U _.., an of lllRA.CUI . :o.:o..-% --bay. w " ... -~' .
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Sl."WPORT BEACH GETS IMPR V • I I ' 0 ED P. E. SERVICE Dlgnltariee of Newport Bea.eh were
oa band t-0 lnapect on~ of the ne"' delu.xe mot-Or coach~ l'Olng Into service on the Loe Aa~lee
route .luly S durtnc • pre,ie\.\· tour .lune ZS. A moftl' those ~ho examined the '5--ptMenpr lnter-
clt)' coach "'f".re, left t-0 rtcht: Roland Wr1.1"ht. Chamber of Commerce preeldeat; Ha7 Lenpnhelm.
Chamber of Commeoroe secretary; lobn Boyd, .lames G. Shea. P. E. pubHc reJ.atjo.._; Ben Reddick,
Francl!t Hon"tth. Councilman RoM Grttley, R. 0. Chrlst-lwen, P . E. traffic manacer: J. V. Aa-
U.ta, P. E . ...-ent ln .Se"'port Beach. -·
Miss Barbara Hend is Hostess Sunergous Group>
The Sunergous group of the Costa~-----------
Mesa Community Church wa.s en-I i-ar, Robert Johnson, Bradley
tertained recently by Barbara Hughes, Tho~um Thompson. Ira
Hand, daughter of Rev. and Mn. Baker, Ray Fj.e lda, Ed J efvls.
Charles Hand of Church St., Costa
Mesa.
Kiwanlans to View
Navy Films
On the progra.m. or the Kiwanis
club today will be_ ottlclal navy
movies .from the last war shown
by Lt. Comdr. Chad Twichell ot
the Naval Reeerve.
• Newport ~ l ..,.._ model
plane mtbmluta lntendiJI&' to en-
ter Ule &authem cauto.t'ftla Ply-
mouth Model Plane Meet. Loi
Altgeles, July I and I, were ad-
vloed toc1ar by Andrew Peteroon,
contut dtrector for the event. that
tull informaUon and entry blanks
can be obtained from the automo-
tive ahowrooma of Harvey Somers,
Newport Harbor-Motore, 2491
Cot.at Hlgbway. . •
Local Plymouth . dealera have 1
1olned forcea with over 200 of thelt
Southland ueoclatee, and, u the
Plymouth Dealen of Southern
Cellfomla, are apoll.80rtrtg the
Southern California event In order
that the cream of the 1tate's mod-
elers can be picked to repre1ent
thla area In the Fourth Interna-
tional Model Plane Contest, to be
1\eld ln Detroit later thls year.
Nine Southern California young-
sten wit.,. quality tor the expenac-
pald tripe: to the International
Conteat where they will compete
with tlOO modlen from all aectlons
ot the United State• and abr0ad
tor 127 trophlea and $7,000 in U. S.
Saving• Bonda.
In addition to the nine trips
set as top prizea In the Southland
meet. over ~O troph.lea will be
awarded winners of the· twenty-
tour events. Events· are scheduled
for all typea of mOdet planes in-
cluding control line, tree tught
gu and rubber, and Indoor model!:.
Food Sele Seturdey
et Cororie del Mer
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MRS. WILLIAM NELSON MeOOW~ .. ~ who "la the fonne r
l'tllM M.arilyn Julla Woods. .Jov~ ~ter ot Mr. and· Mn.
Ot>orcri Campbell Woods ot Loe ~aJee and Balboa Island.
Vo~ ''·ere repeated June !I In B~ Ooarreptlonal
church and after a honeymooa. ln liort.hen C&tltontla U.e )'oung
couplr wlll ht-at home at 181· 8ouU. BQ' PYolit.. Balboa 181a.nd.
(Preas Photo)
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to Sing Sundey 1et
Coste Mese Church
An • outatandlq youns .,_..,
•inger of Leia 4nc'eJN wtll be la
Costa Meaa Sunday evenbl.I' at I
for a concert pruented at the
worahJp bt.ur at the Conununtty
Methodlat Church. WUllam De
-Valentine, young Negro alncer of
UTiusua.I ta.lent; won the Atwater-
Kent auditions tut year, and will
soon go Ea.8t to c.onttnue ht.
studies. A member of the Wesley
Me~h1t Church of Loi An,.elea
he ~a~e gueat singer for the
Southern Ce.llfomta-Artzona A.nu-
al Conference seaalon.11 of the
Met hodist Chu~ held lul week
at Rcdlann,,__yntvenilty.
Accompanying Mr. Valentine
f rom Wesley Church on Sunday
evening \Viii he Mn. E . W. Rake-
straw. wife or We.aleyn Church'•
pasto r, and a group of high echool
people, all o f whom were In Camp
Seeley last summer where local
youth attended camp. Local junior
and .!lenio r high youth will a ct u
hosts at a fellowahlp hour fonow-
!ng. the evening worsh.ip ae;rvtce.
HIT, RUN CHARGE
George W . Anderson, 22, 181~
W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach,
was booked at the county jail
Tuesday afternoon on a. hit-run
c::>mplaint by California Highway
Patrol. Anderson wal!I charged
with hitting a county road barrier
in Newport Beach.
Mese Couple Home
From Alabeme Visit
1'-fr. and Ml"8. Vaupn Taylor,
358 Ea.st 19th street, Colla Meaa
.hp.ve returned from two week.I ln
Alabama where they vtatted rela-
tives a nd were present tor the
marriage of Mrs. Taylor's brother.
-People do read the Preu ada.
All of the five groupe ot Capilla
Circle wtll joln tn holding a baked
tood sale next Saturday, July 1.
The sale will be held In Stoddard'.s
Patio, 1~06 Coa.at Blvd., Corona
del, Mar. DonaUona ot baked food
are requeated. The sale will begin at 11 :00 a. m . The weekend holi-
day will insure a large demand for
tiaked goode. Help to meet the de-
mand by bringing In your contri·
butlon early.
Beach Life9uard Position Op.n ' ._....;:...._ _________ _
~·
R efreshments ro\IT1ded out the
evening. Among members' and
gue!!lts p~sent were Thora J o
Thompson. Elouise Owen, Doris
Biiiings, Marq Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Luckhardt, June Far-
DR. LEE A. DuBRIDGE, Pasa-
Kdena. Pres. Fat Tech-"The basic
iMUe betwe~~ Soviet Commun-
ism and 'imerican democracy
stripped of 911 the phil080phlca l
trappinp. Isl simply th'e issue of
freedom ve"f& slavery."
_La.at week City Clerk C. K . WALNUT CANYON MONUMENT
Prlset gave "educational fact.a and . Walnut Canyon NatJonal M.onu-
flgures, false or otherwise," ac-ment. located near Flagstaff I •
Ray ~1ath ewson, manager ot the only-and the la.at day for filing ap-
Santa Ana ofice of the CaUtornla ·pUcaUoD.1 w1ll'be July 22. Math~w
Departmcnt ot Employment an-aonjtated that announcement Bul-
nounccd today that an exa.n'l.lna-letirui ltattnr entrance requirc-
tion for the po:iii tlon of Beach Lite--men.ta. fa.eta' about the cxamina-
guard Supervisor fo r Huntington Uon aIJd the poettlon, the scope of
Bf'ac h has bl'en scheduled by the the exa.mhiatlon and medical Tl"·
Slate PC'r~onnel Board for August qutrement.I a.re avallable at~th<'
12. 1950. 1ocaJ. outce at 701 North Flo\l.•er
FLOWERS
S52 Newport. Boulevard
at WeetmJ.m:ter
Phone Beacon MU-W cording lo the club bulletin. It also Arizona, la reported by the Nat·
stated 'Thoae who walked out on tonal Automobile Club to contain
Charlie ahould pay." many )ndl&n cliff dwellings. The examination Is open lo men Street. IJ&nt& Ana .
• WIDE ~EST
"I doubt lhal~ere. l.s an r
•ln&ie qency of ~v~ent~t
hu .uch wide In rut for so any
peopt,. u do the '?Jfed actl tlet
of thhe Flah and JdUfe Sefce."
-Albert M . Dali pirector, . 8 .
n.h and WlldUtt !Service. -.
' .. And lio m)' .cbutlf"r I k-&\'f" mv
new refr1.&f"r&l or , . . pro\·ldi:-d
he keeps It wf'll strK'kj•tJ "'Ith
frnll. ~tter t&Atlng f"ry1•NO from
HOLLO"''AV ,.,AR~ts :"
-•OUl.TllT """' ....... {'8.,,.• 8rove ~·
C ARDEN GROVE BLVD . west ot
H.1rhor Bl"d. Garden Grove
AYalla.ble lD HatbOr area at
BOABDMAN·s B&lboa Island
RICHARD'S UDO MARKET
WELCH'S
COSTA MBA ·--621 .. W
ORANGI
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Laguna Beach Furnitul'f Co. Open Nites a.td Sunday
JASY TERMS
LAS 3 DA1Y :s . • •. I I
Final Clearance Sale
l .59.00 Hotel Matt. & Box Spring, .............. .
2 29.50 Hotel Box Springs ........................... .
l 24.75 Knight-rest Mattress ······[········ ....... .
2 24. 75 ACA Knight Box Springs ............... .
l 7 .50 Rose · Floral Cotton Pad -~ ................ .
l 49. 75 Super Body-guard Box S g. . ......... .
l 99.00 Orthopedic Matt & Box pring ..... .
I 129.50 Simmons Studio Lounge .•.. .... .. . .
2 19.95 Deep-Sleep Coil Springs .................. .
1 21 .75 Sleep-rite Mattress ........................... .
1 3,9.75 Hotel Box R:: ~= J~CJ~ .. m m
47.95
21.95
10.95
17.95
4.95
39.95 .
79.50
99.95
12.95
12.95
29.50
Broadloom ~arpet
Roll Ends & Remanants
Throw R119s
500-.SO Rosh Squa~Floor covering .21
2 49.l!O Television Chairs, Plastic ................... 39.95
1 145.00 Mod. Sofa, green damask ................ 99.50
l 99.50 Mod Lounge Chair, Green . . .. . .. .. . ... . .. 59.50
I 36.50 Mod. Occ. Chair, Turquols ................ 29.95
I 72 .50 Lounge Chair, Green .................... .... .. 59.95
I 47.50 Provincial Occ. Chair ........................ 39.95
6 99.50 Plllow-"""k lounge chain .. . ... . ......... 79.50
l 89.50 Provendal Barrel c~ ···················· 69.95
1 174.50 Provenclal Divan, green .................... 119.50
1 79.50 SlmmOM Lonnge, blue . .... .. ...... ........... 59.95
2 17.95 Mahy. Drum Tables ............................ 10.95
1 39.50 Rock Maple. Bookcase ........................ 19.95
2 64.95 Mahy. Drum Tables, Inlaid ................ 29.95
1 59.50 Mahy. Three Tier Table .................... 29.95 s Zll.60 Solid Birch Lamp Tabletr .. .. ............... 12.95
1 195.00 Cherry Butch Cabinet ···········-··········· 129.l!O
l 28.95 IJme OU Comer Table .................... 12.95
2 25.00 Walnut'. Step· End Talilea .................. 16.95
2 10.00 '!llahy. B6tler. Tray Tables .................. 4.95
1 36.00 Mahy. Corner Bookcue .................... 16.95
1 19.95 Walaat 8'!cord Cahbaet ......... ........... 6.95.
2 l'-9.00 BloNl lioclera Elld Tables ... _........... 16.95
1 ~'9.40 Qvenbe 8Qf-UO-etl8blona, pMD 384.95 i 179.50 llahopll)' Seqetary Deak ........ T""" lZll.llO
75.00 5-pa. Cbrome ~ Set ................ 69.llO
2 29,,00 Oordowu lbhog. .... 'hMoa. ..... :.... 111.95
2 U.00 Cor40fta Mabog. CoekWJ TablM .... 19.115
2 M.00 Bllllld Jlodem Cocktail Talllm 19.95
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I 1• all Depw l1&11tnfL
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Milny Piec1.1 Below Cost
S • Y.. Up ... (iQ%)
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l 25.00 Monarch Twin Mattress ..... !.. ........... .
l 51!.50 Simmons Full Box Spring ., ............. .
l 32.95 Pine Twin Bed ..................... t··············
l 95.00 Fr. Prov. Uph. Hfl'ldboard ............... .
I 184.50 Birch Highboy .. ,---··············-r·············
1 44.'75 1win Spool Bed, Birch ..................... .
3 84.76 Birch Chest of drawers ..... :. ............ .
1 62.1s SoUd Maple Twin I Bed ......... , ........... ...
12.95
49.50
19.95
59.50
99.50
29.95
89.50
29.50
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1 87.l!O Rock Maple Dres8er ............ .!...... ....... 69.95
l 129.SQ fk>ck Maple Dbl :Dresser ... :..... ........ 89.95
3 85.0Q C!lblts Budolr Chain ·········t············· 28.50 1 49.50 Cherry Full size 'Bed ........ 1 . ........... 39.50
2 59.llO Mahy. Twin Beds ................ .............. 29.95
2 28,95 Metal Twin Bed ... d Spring I.............. 12.95
10-9.95 A~bye Baby Chairs ........ '-·············· 1.95
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Heywood • Wakefield
Dining Room ,
Bedroom •
Upholstered pieces
1 294.liO Solid Birch Stman Table
.. 6 L..iderbaek Chain .................. 199.50
2 37. 75 8c!lld Biidi Captain Chair ................ Z9.95
1 36.95 Plae Dlneite Set; 5 ~ ........................ 19.95
1 lli,50 W · of iw.ity. Dining Chain ............ 87.50.
1 20&60 l't; Prov-W Dbllag Set ................ 119.so
1 99.MI Fr. Pro~al Server ............... ,'........ 79.50
~-19:.-: ~ ~~:.~tw.UiCi .8iii~· 16:::J
1 88.50 ..:·~·Buffet ............................ 49.95
~ z:oo JlcMid Mod. D1n1na Set .... ........... ..... 149.50
.50 ~le O,Op.leaf Tabl... ........... :.......... 19.95
llOO-. 75 ·::.r 8qaare&-Floor covertng ........ .49
1 175.00 JllOj)era Dining. 7-pe. Set ........ 109.llO
1 l&C!-00 ~ l'lne Dlnillg Set .................. 109
YtPff .
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led Spre••
Lined Dnlfl 1rie1
Al Drapery and
Uphoktery Y•clage
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00 · WORTH OF
TOP· FROST , .
AT THE ALPHA BETA WITH THIS
New 1950 8.1 cu., ft.
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It's tat~r . T~in · You Think! .. ..
NOW IS THE TtMf TO FREEZE
Fresh Fruit for the Wi~ter,
While · Fruits and -Vegetables
are . Plentiful •ml Low Priced
' SAVE TWO ,
WAYS !
Buy Your
Freezer at
the Low
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DAVIS-BBOWN
Pri.-and get
a whole load
of Free Food
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, . 98 PKGS.
C&uJiflower
Squ .. h
cut Corn
Corn on Cob
Mpced Vegetables
Sliced Bearui
• S~cota.ah
Peu a.nd Carroll
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Lima Seana
P ....
Spinach
Rock!Wl
Cod
Salmon
H8ddock
Scallops
Perch
i
\ NO
MONE'f 1
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Pay o I
·$3.0lr
per we k.
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To llraw · Record · Entry List
'11ore t.b&o 12..000 fan.a will aee a p robable record array Of 80
Speedboat.a to. irpraya over famed Marine St&diwn ln Long Bu.ch
1\tem&y &Re.moon ln the second NaUonal Independence Day aJ.1-
lnbo&rd regatta, otttctale s&ld today.
Ficker Leads
Star Elimination
BIU'e Star elimination ·races tor • the Pacific Star bOat cha.mpion-
ahlp to be held ln AugUat ott New-
port. were begun Sunday at Bal-
boa Yacht clbb wtth the following
boat.I In lead place•:
Pint, CW&aer 11, Nilled by Bill
Ficker: second Rogu~. skippered
by Dic k Hahn; third, Stormy. by
Sa.int Cicero-and fourth, Rambunc-
tloua, sailed by Jim Lewts. Fickler.
who sailed last Augu.at in lhe
American Star championship
races at Seattle, will carry the
burgee of Newport Harbor Yacht
club In the eUmlnaUon racea while
both Rahn and Saint Cicero carry
the Balbo& Yacht club orange and
black.
TbLs coming Saturday the local
Star neet will atart their elimina-
tion -to determine a representative
from Newport Harbor for the
world 'champloJUlhl p Star races to
be held at Chicago in the latter
part of Auguet. These will Ia.st
over three weekends.
Se\'.en n&lional chavnptona and
I record -holding drtvera, including
one woman, will be ln the huge
July 4. entrjt array revealed by
\General Chairm&n Lionel Dyck,
qt the apon80ri.ng Long Beach
JwLor Chamber or Commerce.
The woman, Trudy Maurer of
San Diego, will debut ln the 48-
cubic inch hydroplane class. Eight
other entrt~ in the new "mighty
atom'' fleet will also bring to hUi
first b~g-time motorboat competi-
tion Lou Meye r, Jr. of Inglewood,
19 year old son of the three-
time Indianapolis race winner.
St&rl• at I p. m.
The motorboat claaslc, to st.Art
at 1 p. m. wjll enlist, In ad-
dition to l~ heats of racing for
seven Inboard divblons, two brief
lntermi33ion evenUI. One will ~
a college coed !Ive-minute aal.llng
race aboai'.d the unique' new Fly-
ing Fish "8&1lboard11. Another will
be a water 8kt stunt reature.
One top-hea"y class numerical-
ly. the• gaudy Cracker Box run-
abouts. have 2<' entries, led by
U. S:. champion Ralph Phillip.a'
~agon B-Hind or Inglewood.
The blue ribbon racemttt Is the
second or three National H oliday
regattas in 19~0 on Long Beach's
rough-show "lanky lagoon."
-Cl&aifled ada are read by folks .. 1 .LIKE A MAN who 18 proud
who are looking to buy.
-People do read the Preas ad8. ot the pta'ce where he lives." Abe
-Be wtae.-tell people--adverti&e! Lincoln ... eoo by the l11t or July.
NOW
ON OUTDOOR FURNITURE
SPECIALS
Portable Brazier
on Wheels with Spit and Stools
lncluded
19.95
Lar9e 24" Brazier
wtt.h Detachable Legs
19.95
Dolux•
Portable Barbecue
with Brick lined Firebox
and Many Extra Features
'59.95
Redwood
Furniture Values
Club ·chair 14. 95
. pad included
Coffee Table 7.95
AU Clea.r Redwood Bar~
SPECIALS
Beach Umbrellas
6.95
7 ft. Tilt Type
Garden Umbrellas
14,95.
Tiit Type Aluminuin pok-
7' Garden .Umbrellas
22.$0)
42 lncb -\\o'hlte
Umbrella Tables
14.95
Cleanr -Red\\'ood
Umbrella Tables
11.50
Officer's Chairs 8.95
bardwood-Guarant~
. l
Adjuotable Clh&I.. I
Redwood Lounqe
16.95 1
Table & Benches
19.50 ..... ~clod-rt
DEECO -RUSTPROOF
ALUMINUM
R OBtp"'°f S prlaf. Bue
A.dJun:able -· wit.II Pad
CHAISE L()UNGE
24.95
~-1 LOUNOE
-boa"]' 44" ,Pad.Dome t -
Ann Cllahj 18.50
Wiiii Pad
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LOWER BAY FERRY doe.uli't aJwaya set a pae8fl.ll&'elr lf?OUP like this one, bo& s kipper Bob t
Krocher wouldn't complain if It did. Glrla. lf'ft to rt1bt, are.: 1'1areell.ne WhJte, Dorothy Marke.t, I
Dolo.r-N ChlnboJ"I'; Anne SchJeck. Dlane Rlplt.>y, Shirley Bramwell Anne la fmm Re9eda, whl.le tht> "
ot.hen are a.ti recent &'J'Mluate9 of Manual Art !I HI.ch School, Lo9 AnS"'lN, vaca.tlonln 1 In Balboa. 1
Summer Round-the-Island and B. I. Yacht Club
Low~r ·Bay Ferry Runs Begin to Open July 7
A chubby, curly-headed 4-year-old looked up trom his perch In Friday, July 7 will see Balboa
the stern ot the Lower Bay F erry and Inquired, "Mister, does this Island Yacht club opening Its 28dh
boat make a noise when 1t takee oft ?" 11ea.son with It.I first 'h"ltttlng and
The question wu addreeaed to 1lender, 30-year-old Bob Kocher, announcement ot ltA .summ8r
one ot two summer season !5klppen who are operating scheduled taxi .sport.I achedule.
rtt"d Bob Halderman i8 commodo11e services in Balboa Bay water!. Bob operates .J'll8 30-foot conve of the young yacht.smcn·s ~rouP.
yacht on the lower bay run, while which number11 members from 14
jovial Glendale auto mechanic!! Island's end, the vessel veered left. to 16 years of age. Serving as an
tr:achf.'r. F'ted Wilson. plloU his 33-following the line of the shore. a.dv)sory board are Joseph Bee k.
!nnt "Islande r" on a tour of Balboa "I've been coming to the harb1r Fejtx kngl'I and Rona.Id Barlow.
fsland. since the days when Balboa Island Eugene Baum serves as race com·
The cratt are propertlt>l'I of J. A. wui just a strip of tule land In mlttee with Bill Bangs siding oh
BPek. whlJ also owns the Island·tlJ· the middlf' Qf the! bay." \Vilson the memorial trophies. Mrs. wY.-
B h I con ridcd, •'hcfore IL Wal'\ dreds:-ed man William", rormer diving Mainland auto ferry. ot Vf'sse s
'>rlgi.nn •e their runs fronl the RUtO up and deposit.ed in its present cha_mpion. l'IUpcrvlseJll diving anti
(f'rry dock nn the Island side with location, but I. ve never had so Mrs. Ronald Barlnw, former long
... nly KoC'h~r hrlnging his b~at to I much fun as in the last couple o f distance swimmer, Is in charge 9f
the mainland ferr y slip for pas-su~mers whil~ I've been operating l'IWilnmlng .
senj?er pickupa. • I this watC'r tax1. Thr program1fnllnw!'l: Monday.
"Both tour,1 t&.ke about f\ half "The peoplr y ou meet un this 10:30 a . m., paddlcboard races;
hnur:· Kocher explained ,"depend-run .. Fasci nating-~ l '\•e got a l :30 p. n1 .. Snowbird and Balboa
ing somC"what on how many stops high class c lientelr. I'll tell you. dinghy racCIJ; Tuesday, 10:30 a. m/.
and starts we make enroute, and "Look nvcr therr." he r nintPd, swimming and diving; Wednesday,
arc In r,peration frnm 9 :30 in the "Sec that power boat with. the 10:30 a. m .. rowing.
morninK until 11 at night -two covers on it? Set those little let-The weekly meetings are hclil
hours IRlf'r nn Saturdays. Fare5 ters on the stern tarp?" H e sp<>lled at 7 :30 each Friday evening in thf'
are the same on both boats, 25 them out: D-E-S-1-L-U. "The club house \vest of Bcek's of--
cents for adults and 15 for chll-'Desllu' belong-a to Lucille Ball and flee wilh the first PlCQiC 8Chedul-
dren. for the full run, and a dime her husband Desi Amez. She was ed for July 18 and foltowing ones
for those who just want. to makC' o~e or m~ customers last summer. I every other v.:rek With Mrs. Hal~
R. ship to shore jump or snme nice girl. erman. 'sobs grandmother. 1n
othf'r suC'h l'ICrvlre." A youngish, t18.rk-haired man charge and m others aiding. DuC's
l.A'a\'e& Dock
Ai. he spoke, Kocher was easing
hl.s craft awa)I' from the dock, and
the qui~t t)\.ro~ ot tb.e enctne
Seemed to· dlfitPJSQlltr't.he 4-year-
old. A few mlriute& later he wa~
tying up on the opJ)Of'llte •side of
the bay. next to the auto ferry.
and in another tlve minute& was
in mid-bay once more, headed for
the jetty.
"Last year we had quite an at-
traction for the passengers on this
part of the run," Kocher said.
wa.ving an arm toward the right
short line. "Alm03t every day ll
little black cocker spaniel and a
big white duck would be chasing
IO'ac h other along the water's edge.
Then the duck would awim out a
ways, and the pup would be rlgbt
.after him. Haven't seen anything
of them this season."
. The Lower Bay Ferry made
stops at all the public piers, pick-
ing up and disctiargtng passengers,
as w ell as at any other point.II
where the service waa desirai ..
.. People just yell, acream. wave
their handkerchiefs, whatever they
can do.,., Kocher aaid, "and we pull
In for them."
who W &R work.i ng1 on his boat. for the sea.son are 60 cent.II
wa \'ed at Fred. a.s we pa..ssed.
"That's Jay Carlb1le of the Pink-
erton Detective family." Wllaon
eaJd. "He told m~ once lhat 'he
WU one ot the f&rrlily who l!lpend.I
the money. not ma.kes It."
Swimmers Place
In . DleCJO M'eet
Two local swimmers were prom-
inent In the Southweat A. A. U .
"I gel paln ters:lwrlte~. photo-swim meet held Sunday at N orth
lt"T'aphers-lot.R of artistic JX'Ople, ..
1
Park. San Diego. They were
Wilson continued. "If a fellow Don Pteston of Bay Shorea and
wanll'J to take a picture, or some Kay Prlc;tham of Balboa Island,
one wante a c loser look at a par-both entering from the Huntington
ticular house. t ·m always glad to Beach Swlrn club.
accomodate. Lots of folks are in-Preaton placed fourth in thP
tereeted in architecture, and we 1 men's 100 me~r back stroke. Kay
have AOme rare exi\mples on these I received a medal u second plat:e
i!lands. winner in the 50 rneter rrcC' !>tyle
"We're not set up to do a de· race for girlll l~ and under. ~nd
scriptlve tour on these ferry third place medal t or 100 yneter
boat.a,•• Wilson went on, "but I al-breut stroke, gtrl8 15 a.nd under
ways shoot the breeze with the She was aleo a member of the
passengers who are near me. and first place 200 meter free strle
quite often I get rare stuff on relay team .
aome or the fabJ ious islandet'3.
You see:· he added. "I get my
poop from the hired help.
"How about that home?" Wll-
son Inquired, lndlc~ting a sprawl-
ing building on the west point of
Harbor Island. set· low on white
sanda, like some south sea para·
dlae. "Jasha Heifetz built It," he
expl11.ined, "and for my money,
that the most magnificent site ln
the&e part.3. '
PEDERSEN R EOOVERJNO
Friends · a.nd associates will be
glad to learn that Don Pedersen,
or "Viking Port" i.8 improving,
after a l'Jerious back-injury, due to
30-foot fall from hoist at h is
place of business. It la hoped by
all who know him, that he will
soon be back on the job and back
to par in health at an early date.
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Anc PAGE I -PART II -THURSD,AY, JUN ~ 29, 1950
:·~k~!"~iEss -il or · w~1 l .
By -Rltdljna"
Catalina 11..ri.<1. ulne honort..d
weatller indicator tor inatnlandera,
did a conlwllnl" , ~vera&I lut
Satu rday· when it locfn~ up ap-
parently within •wlrflmlng die·
tance and nothing halneo. Moat
or us know trom pe onal obser-
vation that when · atallna le
·clearly visible It me , U\e weath·
er ma.n is arranging 1 meterolog-
ical phenomenon w e w~n't like, ~t
when the laland retr tJ5 beyond
the horlson, we ClrJ>eC~alr weath-
er -maybe even ~o hern Call-
tomia weather.
La.st Saturday morn g Catalina
crept awfully clo•e: e sun lurk-
ing somewhere In a re; bank cut
a jlckly glow on Ila tut end re-
vealing ba.re, a"Jrup~t lbanka with
puzzling · cla.rity~ ween. the
ocean lay flat, a.nd a Flora Mae
Rogers remarked, it vt the color
ot dirt and resembled prarie a.nd
Catalina a barren hill beyond.
We went t o bed lhBJ. night eure
that nature would unleil.1th a 1torm
by m orning and awokfof lo one ot
the bluest, balmiest ya Balboa
can offer . During th night the
Island had wrapped pl8elf In a
haze and departeC. frTm view no
doubt chuckling as It r.ent.
't ;t: ~ .
The PC fleet la al'f&YS raclng
and full o( vir ility &a ever al·
though Sid Wilklnaon lnd Ed Oitf-
dings arc no longer present t o
kttp the rlE.'et temper lure above
normal. I
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Friday
June 30
Saturday
July 1
Sunday
July 2
Monday
.July 3
Tuesday
July t
Wed.n~Sday
July 6
Thuraday
July 6
Tl DE TABLE
(Pacific _Standard Ttn1e)
IDOH
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' STOCKS • BONDS • COMMO~ITI ES
UNDERWRITINGS f
DEAN WITTER le Co.
M.EMlflS NEW YOIK STOCK EXCHANGE I
Cltleoeo loor'd of Trad• . • . Son frontltca 5tocli bt,..ng.
lo' Ang•l•1 Stocli E~chan99 I
LEASED PRIVATE WllfS
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faster a PC or a Rhodp will pro-I ·
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have a definite edge, laving won I MORTIMER SCttt"'OL 1
1 rout out of five matfhed racee. ! V
In the most recent m~tched race (1-~oundrd 1919)
Carl Long in 21, re led to be l SO•. COR•• A\'E,,' RALBOA ISi.A.ND :JAR 8.52 the hottest PC in the flet't, took ~ -r' ... · fi•~l with Hook B~cdslee In SUMMER SCHOOL
Rhod~s 8 $CCOnd and ~as in both OPENS Jli:'lri"F. 27 t
third and fourth place•. I I In case you don't 'V1ow about 6 day!!' "'f'<'kly. 9 &. m . 'O: noon
matched races, the fouq best boats J for SIX "'EEKS. (1!nUI Aur. 4l
from one class cnmp~tc against I C.ttful lnfll\'hlual tuJtlnn In
the fnur best from anpthcr ch1ss I Grades, lll~h School a.nd College !Prepara.tlon.
and each foursome sall4 as a team. SumlwMj l .. lmltetJ. I l
using team tactics toJ box In or 1 G. A . 1'10RTI1'IER, l\f.\ A. Oxford, ~rtnclp&I ~
blanket a hot conten~r-maneu-~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ vers that should be infcrestlng t o -------------
watch. Very difficuU. iO box In, we
undcrslar'id, is ~1r. Beardslee. j
Fred Smalcs' Pamlin 30, the
ma11ogany ghost lhal glldes right PIANO INSTRUCTION through , the fleet regardleas of I
V.'hethcr the Commodore o r his
wife , 1s at the tiller. is still the
pride of the PQ!.. With Don H a.s-
kill s k ipper1ni::» she \\'on the crews·
raCP Jnst weekend.
Dr. Gayle Suese whose Gaylln
10 ts hotter than a firecracker
right now, misl'led hll!I ftret race In
many . a 1'ea.k. to a•' &lbacwe flab.
Ing las{ Sunday. Hla crewmen Bob
Jordan, CtlrUa Mason 11.nd Keri
Swift performed nobly In hie ab-
sence, h owever, taking a second
a.nd the Doctor caught an albacore
and so th(' day worked out. I
1-~leet. N e"-corner
Nf'wcomcr to the fleet is Cllf· i
ford Hakes of Beacon Bay who .
races 68. Hake& ha& a "pro" crew :
of YOlJng fellow:. from Ala.mttoe
Bay and the rest of the fleet Is
waiting for the day when they
catch Hakes out with an "ama-
teur·· crew aboard.
PRESEI'\'TEIJ rs i\S 11\'"TERESn~·a
A~'D l JNOt:~!->TANOING MA.NNER
I SPECIAl.IZE IN BEOL'1"NERS
JAMES BLOD-Gm
HARBOR lOlSI HARBOR 1721
DEVOE Yacht Finishes
It.a brilliant white ~tactically refuse.a to
discolor in spite of frequent washings and
exp08ure to water-borne oils and gre&SeJI.
It haa excE.'plional gloss-retention. Goe.a
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Devoe Hong Kong Spar Varnish
Devoe Engine Enamels
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AT YOUR REGULAR DEALER
or WHITLOCK'S HOUSE of COLOR
Harbor 29S8
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Louie Burke. aleo at Beacon
Bay, who crews ror his 16 year
old son Mike on 29 18 becoming
more and more or a challenge.
Heber Erickson,. former owner of
29, ha.s not entirely deserted the
Kettenb\lrg family, lncidentaUy,
as he is the proud owner of a Ket-
tenburg 38 known as Scandia, win-,
ner of the l:n&enads race .
In the Burke living room hange
the loveliest color print of a PC
you ever saw and the story of how •;..===========================;;• Before reaching the mouth of1
the jetty. Kocher pulled over to-1
ward Corona del Mar and tn a few
minutes wa.s gUdlng put China
Cove and the Kerckhoft Marine
Laboratory. At a point oppoette
Park Avenue pier, he turned to-
ward the Island ~tde ot the chan-
nel, revened bi• direction and
wa.s soon back at the ferry dock
from whi'ch he had atarted. Elaps-
ed time-just oY.er 30 minute.s.
"I could go on and on, the peo-
ple, the homes. °le boat.8 . . :·
And with a boyieh I grln, he added
-:-unnece.uarily-"I! love to talk.
It came into Mr. Burke's poues-
sion is lovely too. One Sunday
this spring he and son Mlk::. were
heading out to aea tor the start of
BIG FISH. LITI'LE Lll\'"E a race when they were hailed by
·Theae lady anglers. Mabel a fellow standing on the Balboa.
Beclno lalor.nd Tour
"Of course." he !!&id, "lt'a not
all glamor on the run. Lot of the
Glendale people who summer here
know me and qulte often they
leave their kids on my hands. We
go round and roun the l8land Ull
High school teacher Fred Wilaon th~y come back tor them .
WM ju.st about to take out the "An intereet lng feature for me
I.slander, a.a we docked,, and he 111 that I never k~' ow who the
h'aJled us. "Now that you've seen atr ang,r on board may turn out
the lower bay, ... he called. "c'mon to be. The other y I had men·
over and ru give you the round· tJoned to a tellowt,that I was a
the·lsland tour• The-otter wu no achool teacher and he replied, •rm
sooner made than accepted, and •
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aort of a teacher 111yaelf.' Tu.med
minute later we were moving ~ out t.o be the pree:ident of one ot
ward the jetty. But u we reached the big univenitid:• •
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Steveneon. 118 22nd St., Cost.a Yacht Club dock aurrounded by
Me&&. went out the second day photog'.15 pa~phanalla.
of the albacore run on her hus-"It's a terrible thing to uk.
band Jlmmy's boat and caught an I but may I go along?" he called.
181;.i pound albacore on three-1 As It happened, the Burke•
thread line. This kind of line has were short a crewman that day
a breaking &tren~ of nine ifs. and they cam e about and took the
when wet. They ended-up the fellow and hi& equipment aboard.
day with aeven albacore. He turned out to be a newapaper
columnist frorrl Colombus, Ohio,
out here to write a serlca or col-
umrui on Hollywood. A lake
yachtsman, he had taken a bu•
to Newport and a taxi to the Bal-
boa Yacht Club Just to watch 90me
yacht races and when one Mlled
by Shorthanded. be couldn't real.et
the temptation to hall her. •
SAlllON,ASGLING GOOD
Salmon anglC\s have been en-
JoylnJ M>me ftrst-rate aport dur-
mg the paet week Att the waten
ott San Francisco, according to
the National Automobile Club.
Mo.t of them have been bringing
1n 1lzable fllh ol good color.
He took excellent ahotl or Mlke
and his dad ln acUon and lat.er
.from lhe dock a perfect picture
ot 29 a3 she aa..lled. away.
STATE BOUNT.IES
"State b:iunUe. on anlmala will
not mat.eria.Uy 'rec:tuce predator..
but It will reduce the count)"-&nd
state treuury, and result l.n mon•
ety needleaely equandPred.."-New
York State CanoervaUOfllot.
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to at ~f ·-.-T~·LOsses :
NIJMi. loctJ nG will be ~ • ""!""~young p count)! art-i..o. <i -than 124,000,000
lirta wt>-exOf.Uen work the pat ln 'tt...,nt1 ofi. royaltiea, to the
y&ar Jiu eecured for them the State of Calltbrnt& wu announced
cha.nett' to exhibit the Junior art today b)r State OontrolJtt Tbomaa
gaUerj at the lfS annual Feat· H. lCuchel. • ' !
tval oq Art in Irvt Bow~ ~uly ·22 TM Controilet Mid that aum
throUf.h Aupst s. ·. baa pOed up in the State T!'eaaury.
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J~qg of the county achool wttere It will be held untU final
.ooe work lhaa been fupteted by a cJectakm. on ·pending tltlgatlon In
jury cbmpoeed of la Katherine tf\e tlOeland dl~te. Dectslon on
Pqe LPorter. tant rn art ,t.htl JH.ISi:tkln will nx exact bouna ..
edUC1ltlan, Bev"1'1 Hills ochoola; -Oii the ~ed land1.
comi.s-
Saturday~ta . .ba at Ful-leJt<lft: Oraqe at Lquna Beach;
Newport 8e&ch• at An&belm.
Smtday -Fullerton at Santa
Ana; Laguna Bea.cir at Orancei
Se&l Be&ch at Newport Beach.
·r !!onta Aaa, a1Ur walloping New-port Beach. 18-8, eat.urday, won
ap.in Sunday at Co8ta Me.a, ~-3.
tn Ora.ng-e County American Le-
gion .Junior Leq;ue bueball.
Bert H.aysom~ struck' out 10
N'91port ~era while got·ng au
tbe way for Sant.a Ana. Rex
Babcock and Eddie Fouch got
two hita apl~.
Bos ·Scoree:
Mr•. lta:tord t. arttwt, eo.. 1't.e Jou, Kuchel uld, continues
'l'Ol'l& 61 •al", and ftuMell Iredell, at the rate ot 1700,000 monthly,
t.eirtm.a m.f8t a pre.stdent of n oil l"OJ&)ty revmues on the
the J'e.ttval ~f ueoclation. th!'M-mlle Ude1and 111trlp yleld that
~ tor t fourth annu-.-mount.
!ll j~tor art ~x ibitlon at the DeclSkm of the United Stat~
FeM.lv'l are Mrs. erner c. Beck, Supreme Court .• handing the rich
M1n \{aTjorle a ger and Mias royalttet1 to the Federal govern·
Chari& Dgner of guna Beach ment, wal'! rendered June 23, 1947.
and Mrs. Evadn Kraus Perry: Only recently, the court handed
Sant& rAna, consul nt In art 'edu· dOWfl confirming de:clsions on
cation for Orange unty. . clalm.11 of Texas and Louisiana to
Amaltg-thoac! ce.ivins rtb~n tidfl.landl adjacent to their shores.
awa~ and · hono ble mentions Net etfe-ct of the federal seizure,
which entitle the to show their Kuchel said, haa bee n to deprive
Ne•']M>rt BNcb
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I work at the festlv 1 are: Berb~ra the StatE''.s general fund of more
tong 11.nd Bill Ja kson. Newport than 114,000,000, -$7,207,049.84
R H Harboi Union Hlg school; grade which woold have been the state's
0 8, T£Jrli Hat ch; ade 7, Paul share of the royalties a.nd $7,193, L.lAdaey, lb-c .............. 4
Wet&el, 2b .................... f g 0 Breithaupt; grade~. Rick Balla-rd 2S9 appropriated by the State
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on a 1949 air!
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0 1 ter Nicholas; Gra~e 3, Roxanne tor acqulaitlon of new beache!" and
1 Rogers, all or Newport Beach and parkli. .
This fuel pump fre>m a popu~
Jar-make car v.·a s ruined by
rust and corro;;ion in less than
one year! The ov.·rier could
ha\'e .c:aved the trouble end ex-
pense of rl'pl::icement by using
llust-Proof _gasoline.
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WEST i'lTH ST. AT RADIO TOWERS, SA~"TA A:SA
Burdick, c-p ................ 4
Swingle, ct .................... 4
OsWald, rl .................... 3
t>a v.ta. 3b ...................... 3
lA..Bono, p .................. -4
HaJUIOh, It .................... 4
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Santa Ana
Bakt>r, 3b .................... 6
Schlicht, ss ................. 4
Babcock, 2b .. . ...... 4
Bryan, lb ... 3
Ha.vsom, p ... . .. 2
Kelley, ct .................... 4
Strand, If 4
Fouch. c . . ... 3
Crosley, rf 3
Lyons, rJ ... . . ......... 1
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0 from Costa Mesa. ~haron Perkins, In addition, the beach fu nd suf-
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lh~ Statf' park fund, $11 ,21 Q.966.43,
~ Ma ste r Poi ntt'Open according to Kuchel.
7 T ourn11ment cheduled -Poople do read tbe want ad•.,
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o C lub will sponsor master point
O open tournament on Sunday July
2 2nd at the Friday !Afternoon Club
O H oust" on Wl'st 18jh St. in Co:'!ta
O Mt!~&. Pl:iy ·will st rt promptly at
1 one o'clock . .
l In the gan1c held on Friday E!'Ve·
2 nlng east->A·<'st winner~ were Mr1.
o Robert Brown and Mrs. Carl Ben·
O son and N orth-Routh high 11corers
were Gt'orge Mitchell an'd P erry
6 M cAdoo. RunnE'rs-up ee.st·west
were Mrs Mih.Jred Lytle and Mel-
H E vln Burdicl< tying with Glenn Rust
7 8 and E. E . Bruce ; Mr. and Mrs. B.
F . Baum ; Mr. an't! · l.1'rs. Floyrt
6 5 Buell; Mr. and Mrs. James John-
son
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g asoline tank, fuel lines, fuel pomp and
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The result is loss of power, poor perform-
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Runners-up north-south were
Mrs. P l'ggy J ohnson ·and l.frs. A r-
nolt.I Gasser; Mrs. Hervey Bodman
end Arnold Gasse r ; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Jester; Mrs. Frank R eed
nnli Harry Springmey er: Mr. and
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I In case anyone doubts i f . 16-
1 year-old M ike Doyle of Lido Isle ~. ha~ five witnE'sses to vuuch f.1r hi ~
hole·in-one on the 11 4·yard par·
~ three l\iEcond hole r.t t!te ~nnta
: Ana Cocntry club.
I His partner , Tun1 1-Jcnd rrsori .
'Jr., saw It as did a four-80me of
Mr. and Mrs. Evi"rett ThWnE"y,
Mrs, J . K. McDonald and Mrs. R .
A . Emison. who-obse~ the-sh .__.,._..,..-.,, • .,,..,.,,,,,,....,...._,,.._,....,...,,._.,.._..,._...,, • .,,._,.._,.._,.. ... ,,.._,....,..._.,._.,.._..,.,.,, • .,, ... .,,..,,.._,. ... ,.._,,.._,,. • .,,...,_.,.._..,._...,, • .,,._.,,..,..,.,,..,,.._,,. • .,_..,_..,.._...,..,.,.,-.,. • .,.,,.._,..._,. from an adjoining tee Monday.
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Young Doyle, who carded a 77
for 18 holes in a rou.nd with Hend-
e rson, used a eight iron for his
hole-in·one. The ball hit s ho rt ailc.'1
rolled into the cup.
Doyle, a Newport H a rbor l li~h
!!K:hool student . is the son of J r.hn
B. Ooyk>. 152 Via Undinf'. Lido
Isle. H e is the younge~t sin~le·
shot msker at Santa .A na Country
club since Don Kennedy i.coretl an
ace at the age of 13.
Parked Car Entered
On Balboa Lot
Two motorists had items stolen
from their cars parked In Balboa
parking lot Friday, t hey repor\ed
I to Newport police.
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Right front windwtng of his ca r
was forced open and a $50 coat
and a S5 jacket l'lnd tools were
taken from the inside. Don G.
I Perkins. Baldwin Park. reported.
Jane Hog-an. Belmont Shl"rl'. said f her car was entered through a
I rear unlocked window. She said
two coats were taken 'rnn~ the car I owned by Lois Dolan, 42•) Seventh
I St., Huntington Beach.
ME8AN JN REDLANDS l I l
Walter B1rd of ·Coat.a Mesa
spent Thursday tn Redlands visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Car'f>Ck
and !'Mln Johnnie.
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The Newport Harbor Duplicate
Brit.lgc Club will hold it" next reg-
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Boys' C~sb Nine
1ps l':iililiin. 5-4
The Newport Hllrhtlr 'Bo~R' chlb
•'A 's'· baseball team, edgt>d Ful-
lerton·~ 20-30 club juuio~. ft-4 ,
Monday at 'Costa MeRa .
Newport got itR win.,ing run in
tht> extra eighth lnni.'l~ wheil John
Murphy, who had· ~i;g led ttnd
stolen second and . thirrt .scored on
Eed Martiilcz· sque<'ZE' play bunt.
Dine 5icore:
f.~ullerton Jrs. 000 301 00-4' 11 4
Harbor Boys 100 200 11 -5 fl l
Channel Swimmer
Needs Assistance
Wl'ston Sprague. 34, of Whit·
lier attempting to swin·1 across the
North Balboa Island •:hannel. be·
carne fatigu("(f and v.•as ·given fitsl
aid by the Newport Beach fire
department Monday aJtemo<1n.
H e was taken by nn1huln.nC'e to
Santa Ana Co mmunity hospital for
treatment.
R IJ\t A \\'ISS n .4.f'E
Ronnie Rime, 21, son of Keith
and Florence Rima, 3911 Marcus
Ave., Newport took first place .Jn·
the CIOS6 0 utility race at Lon
Beach Marine Stadium Sunday,
June 10. Name of the boat 18
Uncle Remus. He runs i.he sport-
fishing boat Nobilis from the
Newport Beach Pier.
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the "'!'5t powerfvl hwdts vrolet has ever built, yet they cost surprls1n9ly
little to c.pe;ale. T-, wonder-working Valve-tn-Head engines-the
Thriftnwwwter 92-li.p. and -Laadmaster 105-h.p.-brlng you petftii111WliW
ttiat laves yO., time and . N-Power-Jet ~..., p19Yldes anw::'.~l
11111~ acc1~1°"8R, ..,.. the 4-speed Stnduo-Mesh trcmsniiHlOll ill heavy-.,
1111•h W11ia1• fml• and 91water safety an the grades. To you, th11
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FACE POWDER
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Tou ~k everfthlne yeu pay for.
Jullf Ji. the delicate ilCIVIM' ••• the Juicy ~der·
nna·. I • of thne aelect chickens.. Discover the
bettw they otF.. Eedl blr .. it comPletely
cleon • cvt into ftyUie-siD pi-and padted
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free • ••• refrigerotlon prot...1ed till' yw bvy. -.
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ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF NE\VPORT BEACH rccelvied Its charter from national
offk.en at ceremonJ~ held Tue&day iD the recreation room at Newport Harbor
lJlllo• BJsb 9ChooL orncen were also installed and new provblo~!I and sustalulng
memben Wf!k'omf'd. Abo,•e are: f~Jt to rtcht) Mn. Roland Lage rtof, cha.lrman or
AMllltance LA-acue Juniors; Mn. Virginia Catie, dele(!-le to thr National Connell;
MrJ!il. \\'lle-y Cocbn.n preAldr..nt; ·Mra. Harold Ram11e~ national pN'SldPnt: l\1"'. Stevf'08
F&rl(o, natlonai rroonll.og 8f:'Cretary a nd Ml'8, C. G. ·Parson~. nat~nal vice prel'lldrnt
"'&1111 ln8t&lllng orncor..., Lo"·er plctuM 111ho\\'M the ne\\' pro,·lslooaJs. Sratrd </tll to
rlirht) are: J\tesd.a.me!t .John Robln11on, Har l..nng('nhl"!m. Paul Rogrrs. Bowan.I
Petenon and H&\1land Rogers. Standing, l\lesdamN4 '\\.'aJtrr .ff. ltltrhman, L C.
l..owe, Cbarlf's .. ~. Sulll\·an, Alt>xander Ham.II ton nnd Dale Ram~ry. .J
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Newport Beach Assistance League Millionaire Life at Harbor Due
Receives Charter From Nat. Officers NBC contestant
, Reinhold Home
Sold for $78,500
• • Awarding or a national charter Newport Harbor ts being dang!-Completion or one er Newport
to the Assistance League of New-benefit to humanitarian causes ed temptingly over 103 NBC H a rbors biggest real estate trane-
port Beach at a. meet~ng of mem-, provided by the members or the broadcasting station_, throughout : actions or -the ye&r \Vas revealed
bers &nd many prominent guests League trilln_ed for leadership and the country for five days this today when it became known that
from Orange county and other volunteer service during World week, bait for Pu and MaJi of Wllll&rn R Smith, auto d ealer ot
chapters of the National Assist-War II. talent who have a yen to "Live Artesia and Paramount had pur-
ftiPce League wu notable evidence In preaenting the chapter to the Like a Millionaire:' That's the chJUed the Fred Reinhold home at
o r the outstanding record of phil· president or the Newport Beach name of the program, on from 111 E. Bay Front, Balboa I.elhn!l
anthi-opic activities ot thJs group group, M~. Wiley Cochran, Mrs. 1 11 :30 ~· m. to 12 noon, on which tor a_ reported ,$78.:WO. .
rounded In 1940 as an auxiliary Pa~n,19 . commended the chapter · Ken ~1lcs of Villa _M.o.rlna . i!9 ex-The property transferred la one
ol the Orange County chapter. for their own record of community pounding the beauties or the Har-
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of lhe•largesl bay frontages in the
Attending the meeting were service and reminded them that bor area. area running ~ feet In length and
n~ly elected naUona.l officers, the group "Shall be obHgated to The program i.. & contest in h.avlnc a pier and slip In the bay.
Mn, Harold Ramaer, praldent: CllrTV out philanthropic. work of which had boy or flrl presents a The bame la a 15 bedroom, 3,000
Mre. G. C. Paraona. vlce-preatdent all kinda". parent, whom they think bu tal-' aqua.re foot property. one or the
a.nd national council chairman: As •he received the charte r Mrs~ e nt. Winne~s of each day'3 con-' choicest on the l11land.
Mn. Ste vens Fargo. recording Cochran stated that. "It was ac-te8t will appear on the Friday The purchMc lntroJved a trade
secretary. ~e ptcd \Vi th humility and pride .... p:ogTam a.nd the final winner and of other property which was not
Afra. Rams~r in welcoming the humil~ty in recognizing the sup-hJs/her family "lives like a mil· on record In the offlcca ot the
N;ewport ~ach group to the Na-port qr the many persons ln the ltonaJre" tor a week at Newport County Recorder .
Uonal Council stressed the motto community who had made the where everything is arrange(! for I Records show that the tranaac-
ot the League. "All tor Service work 'f.f the League poaslble, and their pleasure including trips tion was handled by Realtor W. W.
Yid S ervice For All" . ..emphaalz:ing pride Jin the achievements of the about the harbor and to Catalina, Santqrd ot the Stanley Hadfield
\hat the remarkable history of National Council." vtalta to the shops and d~er at Office at 216 Marine Avenue, Bal~
~utn&llltarian eftoru or t he Assis-· ·1 · . various places. I boa lal&nd.
fa.n ee League of Southern Calif· · Offtoen I.oat.ailed •
.brnla stemmed from t~ tact that Installed n.a oiflcen of the new
they were tau·nded as. and have cha~t r weje: Mra. Wiley Coch·
remained, service organizations. ran, president; Mrs. Stanley
History o f Leacue . C ra, lat v1ce~preaident : Mrs.
AI T8. G: C . Paraons, national E. A -t Crary. 2nd \ice-president;
council chairman aerVed u in•tall-Atrs. ~gar Hill, recording secre-
ft.g ottice r. ~· Parsons recalled ta.ry; !Mra. George Penney, corre-
lbat lhe parent chapter, the Assil!I-spond,ng secretary; Mn. Lonnie
ta.nee .Leaf:Ue of Southern Calif. Vln~pl, treasurer-,
or'nl.a.. wu Ute outg1"0Wth of vol-Wetoome to memberal\ip were
untecr~ effort.a organ.laed by Mrs. ten~visional and t en sustaining .ll~k Banrung ·to aid the mem rB. Pfovtslonals were: Mrs. bimcan Red Crom during Wo rld Ha. d Rogers. Mrs. Alexander p ar I. Ft>Uow1nc the wap lhue Ha.mi ton, Mra. W . H . Hltchnlan.
women recogntaed the need 'for an Mrs. ay ~enhetm., Mn. L c .
atg&nia.Uon which would meet t..owel Mn. Howard P_eteraen. Mn
welfar,. ~ of all age groupe, Dale ~y. Mna. John Robinaon.
1be first proj~ laµncbed In 1!119 Mn. f'-ul Roc•n. Mra. Charlu F .
wu a Day NUnery tor chlldreJl Sulll . Suat.atnina members
Of working rnothera. later pro-were Mr"I. B. B. Brewe:r. Kn Jecta ol the P!-ftllt League and Cha Boice, Mrs. Jule.s Axelaon.
UK.e of ,Ute cbapters have empha-Mrs. Helen McEJdowney. Mn ~ service to children. U.....vor. Mar Healy, Mn. Frank Splane.
... l;lbenJ welfanl pollcios of the Mrs. Leroy Lblnard. Mrs. Fredo
'6apten b&ve mad.e It PoUible to Mrs. Claude Bolman. Kn.
......., all II&"• 111"""9· Projocte A!" Shir y MoMM. . . , .
u varied .u the communlUee SUV· Tb meeUnc wu hold In tho at.
ed; Toy ~ 1lbra.r1a.. summer trac ve n9W recr.lion fQ01n at
-p _.._ halldlcnr.tt clubo the Union ·Hiib ocbooL '
tor Ille blind, '1ontal ellnlcs, main-Kn. -"°"~ the com-
t•-ot ~tat--. ocboW-mitt on ~IL --lbqlo, 'dlnlc» ,r~. prevention of ot J"'1ior Awdll&ry pr<!Oldlnc
,. tu• ID Qlll4rela, equlpm111t at tea -_, Jin. Alter 't~ 11oopitala "'"" p.a lncul>atorw Kn. R. N. • .~~ ~-
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LOST -R ed leather purse, vi-
cinity Ferry or Fun Zone, Tll~s
day ntte, June 20th. Reward.
Call Worth, Hatbor 24~9-R.
LIV ERMORE
DRY SEMILLON
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off for Long •'• . • ip
. Jin.' Grayce , prlndpal of
eon.a& "'1 Mar ~ and MIN ~~ Vutal,' J!rilid~ of New-
port -ll ocbool, ""' leaving Sal·
urday, July I to a t .. tn trip
wblch wW c:any around the
Uiilted stat.ea and home through
Ctn•dL
irheir ft...t •toe 11 be El Puo
when the7 Wilt Pa~d Cav·
el'NI: neat _at lfe;f. ~rleana, then
Wuldnaton, D. C. !and on to New
Yodl dcy Whon tjiey will attend
swnmer ecbool ·~I .Columbia uni·
venlty. An.er that they go to
Montreal, Quebec, L.d then aCl'OM
Canada to lee vaitcouver, thence
down lo Bealue': San P'rancl8co
and then home to ewport Beach.
"I LIKE A KAH who la proud
ot the place wb.erJ be Hvea." Abe
Uncoln , ..... by the lst of J uly.
!UUNO YOW
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A Pam' oft Body 0.pL
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Culbertson Motor Co (
Ull Cou' lllpwa7
8-oon 6"% • Free Pick-Up add Deli''"r)'
courageous
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an C"ntreKIKd enemy it brave The
man wbd doea battJe apinst hit
owri prejudices and weaknestct it
cour11touL The EpiKopal Oiurc:h
can hC"lp YoU... throuah Christianity,
Co conquer .1ourtelf ..• the only
C'DC"m7 who can de(eal 7oa.
St. JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
8208 Via Lido . .
. N1CWPORT BEACH
1opklng-thal'• •f Joan Craw•
fl'~ ca.reeer.
SHOP
9i every nationally
adv ised
baby ity
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BRAT I SHOP
1809 Newport Ave.
Cos~ Mesa
BeacOn 6959
YOV CAN DO BEmR AT
'·Danlger
FURNITURE CO. • I
We Buy and Sell New and Used
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1812 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Be. 5656
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OF TH~ UNITED ST ATES CONGRESS
TO PROVIDE A SAFE AND PROF IT AB LE
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PAGE 5 -PART 11 -THURSDAY, J
SAILOR SANDY SAJS:
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Kr. &Dd Kn. Bam Kl-er, "Getltn&' <A Thrill Out of Ufe"
Ralph Maokoy, lllr. and Kn. BCina will ,be tile, a1b~ of tlle lttmOD
Ka19er and Kr. and lll'.n. Jobn at (he Corona 411 lllu Community
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INTRODUCING A NEW.
MODERN MASTER
WEA YE
"a wonder for Wear"
Specially Processed
for Wrinkle Resistance
and Shape Retention
Priced at 'f 95
Going to Build Soon?
lF YOU WANT new distinctive designing, highest
st3ndards of construction, honest value with all uo-
nooesssry profits and expenses eliminated; II. you
\Vant au details. of planning, financing and construc-
tion handled by a qualified, competent general con-
tractor then have your new home or Income property
"~uitable Built."
Plans and addresses on request of "Equitable Built"
homes in Pomona, Pasadena, Altadena, Alhambra,
San Marino, Anaheim and Newport Beach.
WORLD Yllt1le brcollht In ....... albf,core •
Ji(onday when they went out on Church, ~anal. next Sun·
board the Jackpot, p-.-gtng a day. The mlnlatA!r, the Rev. Pnry
seesiOll wtth the preuure cooker 'II'. Schrock, wW preach. ' ... (or women of ll'I~ party and a. de-1 Harbor Area Girl Scouts Enjoy ' Fun and Uctouo addition to wlnt..r menu.a.
Work ~t , T rabuco Canyon Day Ca/!Jp I :e~~.; =_.;:.::.irx:.4
by 'Mn. wiuiam s: Tritt · Claugbt..r Roebptle,ot ~l/l<A
-om ... _ _,,,...,'-t ••-'"'rla ddl d had a vii.it a feYl days· ~ .,..ln
.. 1 u1e ··-··~ "-'ft> •· took. tuma teJling rt ea an • ~-rd' ... _ ..... .._._ , by the b _. 1 San Fem.a.ndo Valley wtth Mr&. .....-u"' ~ ~t"""•• tunny stories. sue &•lg ea. 81 d'
g.nl.I ~'die Ham, In "'" •••ly . Still r 1 pe.renta. Mr. •nd Mra. c.u -.... ..,.,. aquea.la and moron ator1e.e. p
mornlnl' until depart.vie at three FUN. Befor~ Craft time •tarted Stanl!'Y hllllpa. '
in in the afternoon at O'Neill the girle cjimbed all the nurby
Park. FUN ia the order of the trees and the •troJling photog-
day. The aite of NerpOrt Harbor raher, Mrs. R. K. Harvey, waa
Girl Scout Day Camp ln Tra-1.ble to catch many lntereating pic-
buco Canyon la a be&uutuJ one ture.a to be shown la.ter at t;tie
&mong the rolling hW. fllled with Girl Scout House.
flowers and tree. and dellghttully The Camp Director, Mra. • warm.
1"1nt off on arrival after Flag
Salute a.nd teveral peppy eongli
led by Mila Jea.n Ttylor, Execu-
tive Director, announcement.a a.nd
special dlrectlona tor the d&Y,. the
different unlta go oft to thel"i'
special spota tor It.he bualne&1 of
Fun. Our particular unit. or
Brownies went to our lunch table
some distance from Headquarters
under a large shade tree, the
le&vea or which were being rustl-
ed by a genUe breeze.
After hangtnc a cord from two
branches for Ditty Bap. we •tart-
ed to build our fire-place tor
cooking lunch from acratch.
Eve rybody acrambled about for
~arge and amall rocks, acraps of
kindling plu. a large log and
within a short time a really ef-
~1ctent u well u pretty rock
1tove wu col?)pleted.
Soon the Brownies were peeling
potatoes, onions and carrot. for
stew and oaring app1e• for
"W .. lklng Salad." Appetites In ·
~rcued by the moment and ttle
1mcll of brewing coffee wafted
from Headquarters site tor Lead·
•rs was heavenly. Everybody help·
·d with the cookout lunch and
1oon It wu on the table.
Aft.er KP waa comple ted 11 rest
period of thirty mtntea began,
luring which Interesting storle111
were read lo the g1rb who then
Wayne Crbwl, an expert in Cra.tt
work, arrived at our hideaway
and gave us some ln.strucUon
on Leaf Print. The Browniel!I col-
lected from nearby, beautiful and
dainty fiower11 to be put on plain
white cloth to be made lnto
apron•. Green printers ink Im-
printed beautiful designs for each
job and executed the print tor
girl who teamed how to do the
job and execute the print for
herself.
Ea.ch day the units decide on
one of many In t eresting Cr&ft.s
such a.a copper . work. spatter
prjnt, puppet-making and numer-
oUa others u the next day's proj-
ect, or they decide to take a hlke,
sketch or learn" a.rchery or camp-
fire craft and coo!(ing. Before the
day ls done the Unit goes into a
huddle to dl.scuaa the menu for
the next day &11 d a.re they ever
good! .
The bus horn sounds a.nd there
Is a general scurr y to finish up I
all business on hand, collect be-
longings and rind a scat. Evory-
one ls happily tired, but not too
tired t o l'lin~ all the way home to
the various • ~us i,tops. Oh, the
beautiful patience or all the nice
Girl Scout Oa.y Camp Bus Drlv·
et8. Anothl'r pleasant· Camp day
Is finished with the girls, Lead-
ers and Mariner a.ssi stant.5 all on
tlp·loc for the nC'xt to start.
Church Women Surprise Natal Event
1.aur.-:h National Honors C.D.M. Matron,
Registration Pro~ect Mrs. Fred Wendling
A na tlon·wlde movement of Ellen Wendling !'l 17 NA.rclssu'l I
Protutant women ha• been a vcnu('. Corona d('! Mar had a
QUEST OF JANE NUNAN
Majorie Gregory dt San Bemar·
dlno la vtaltlng Jane Nunan,
daughter of Mr. an Mrs. Everett
Nunan, 208 36lh f>l.. Newport'
Beach. I
~tlec:J. aaa are reaa by tolke
who are looking to \ buy.
The Centra Bible
· Churcr. OF OOSTA . SA
OranC'6 A\·e. at % rd '8lre~t
Two blocks eut of Newport
Blvd. on 2~rd •
Bible Centered lEvangellcal
INTER!'.'ENOMIN~TIONAL
SERVICES'
Sunday School 9:1:> a. m.
Worahtp 11 :00 a . !TI·
Evening Youth services 6 :30
EvangellstJc Service 7 :30 p.m.
OUIJllTS AT DINNER
Mr. and Mn. Kenneth KeeeJ and
eon Kenneth Jr. ot Coeta Meu
were guest. at a potluck· dinner
given &nday by Mr. a.nd Mr&
LawreJI~ Sexton of Santa Ana.
faehlon
'llt!~~ed t
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CLOTMl•e
SOU> OH\Y l"f'
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Equitable Built Homes Co. launched in the Harbor area by the Newport Ha.rbor Council of church a birthday on Tuesday, June 27
Women in the form of a registra-but plnn111 for the celebration AS
Uon project , called "The" First Mil· arrP.,i;-cd by h!'r hu~band, Fred
lion". It Is planned as a demon-~. Wenrlilnsr. \.verl' n complete sur·
'ltratlon of womc"t's interest In prise to her. First came a
the Ecumenical church, "The luncheon an<l reception at R oA·
whole family of the whole church .moi;p calc. wbere a &'mnp 0 ( fdencll.
In the whole world". The goal Is gathered around to wt.eh her many
to have at lea.st one million Pro-happ)-· returns.
'tAltS. IOHUCX AHO. CO.
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Wm. E. ANGOLD
Realtor -Builder -Insurance
901 CoMt Highway ' Newport Beach
Beaepn 60M-W Res. Harbor 1288-W
A phone •11 anytime wtll cet 700 lmmedlate
. penonallUJd Service
WORLD'S BIGGEST STAND
I •
' FREE SPARKLERS
A WHOLE BOX TO EACH PERSON
BRINOING THJ8 AD TO I
TERRY'S FIREWO'RKS
teet.ant women enrolled acrOM the Mrs. B essie L . Benedict brought
country. b:!st \Vlshcs for Order of the East·
Each woman who registers con-ern S tar Rnd Dr1lly Pnckard rep·
lributC.!i a dollar for lntemomln-resented Iiclcn Gculd auxiliary,
atlonal work. a.rnong church wo· BadglC"y Camp 30, United Spaniah
men. At the end of 19~ the United War Veterans. PaMdena.
Council of Church Women will After luncheon which featured ·
join seven other lnterdenomlna· chicken on the menu , everyone
tional a.genciu ln the new Nation· went to the Wendling home where
al Council ot Church~ in Christ. many lovely gifts were opened by
Locally, a key woman In each the delighted honoree, afterward
of the 12 churche.!i forming ·the the hos[ served ice cold watermel-
Harbor Council of Church Women on, red and ripe. But this was
will provide envelopea tor regtatra-not all. .. in the evening there were
tion, cards and stlcken for all wo· games of cards to round out a.
men l.n her·churc.h. The local sec-completely happy da.y. ,
retary of re~tratlon la Mrs. H. ?,resent to honor Mrs. Wendling
B. Klnlf, 600 Cliff Dftve. Newport we fe: Mr. a nd Mrs. U. S. Packard,
Beach. Roxie Mason.6$"ophla Benson. Mr.
Capt. e _nd Mrs. Kandie
Entertain. for
Portland Relatives
Summer, tradJllonally the time
for vacation jaunta, aleo aee.a many
· Coeta Mesa realden4tl •pending Yz MILE WEST OF THE "ARCHES'"' lelsu~ly da)'11 at home. Many
ON PAC[EJ:C COAST HJGRWA~ have houae gueata who have trav·
l"(EWPOBT BEA~ eled from 'other cllmet1 to relax
L!=========================='~ I in the refreshing locale ot this community.
and Mrs. Albert Gale and Mr. I
and Mrs. J esse Elderkin ot Pasa-
deJla; Mrs. BC3$1e L. Bendict, Car-
rie!· Ramsey. Frida Taylor, Mr.
and ~Ira. C. M. Meeks. Mrs. Rob·
ert Am<'s. Mr and Mrs. James
Fttzgerald, ~Ir. and Mrs. Carl Ivy,
Corona del Mar; Mr. and .>fr&.
Walter Sherry, who moved thla
week frrom qoron.11. del Mar to
Laguna Beach; Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Han.sen. San Clemente: Mr. anq
Kenneth Lee, Santa Ana ; Mrs. T .
Hdrd Seeley qt Balboa a_nd Mr.
and Mn. A . G.I Andre.eon of New·
port. I
I
FIRST Gml~G ACCj)UAINTEp SALE
We want you to kllow ltbe lowly thlap we ee11 (~d (exceptlnc
11.00 Jewelry) we oll'r all1 of this new aad' exqulalte mar-
chandbtt at %53 off L.... alway• hlexpeulve, _you'll acree this
"""".. It amazlnpy .... I I
CapL and Mra. H . V. Kandle,
23:1 E. 20th SL, have been dispen-
sing hospitality to Mra. Ka.ndle'.e
brother a.nd fatnl1y. Mr. and Mt8.
A. A. Parent ot Portland, Ore.
The Kandlea broucbt together
a company of friends and relatives
Sunday for a picnic ln Santiago
Park In honor of the '\.iattors.
Jesa Cub1Scout P~ck
Picnics Su ~day at
0 'range City Park
I "MY •»EA o•-AN AGREEABLE PERSON 'is ONE WHo
I
I AGREES WITH -~ .. Ho..-Erwood.
~fore ~ast~ Mesa Scout Pack 'j. inaeti'tltle+ for the IJUmmer
m tha, mem rs and their funi-
li gathered unday for a picnic
at I Orange Ci y Park. Varioua
,.ines and teata enlivened the
joUy fete.
407 East Balboa Blvd. Balboa ~r 0166-J j · o.,... 9ftlllaP --;rw-.Loo•lse '~··Mr-
Among those aharinR the happy
outing were Mn. Vina Lemire,
Arthur Parent. Mr. &nd Mra. W . C.
Canon ot BeUnower, Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Green of Barbor City, Mr.
and Mra. ICmll Brost of Glendive,
MonL; William · Lamlre, Mr. and
Mn. William Van Heem.slc.erck and
children. Bobble, Nina and Mich-
ael: Capt. and Mn. KandJe and
chlldttn, Terry SklPJ>Y and War-
ren. Cost.a Mesa.
fhe gamea.f, nnen and prizes
art __ listed u f llowa: Boys' Sack
~e -How Graham, Ftnt.
knife: Dewayn Pirtle, second, yo-
yo;j Girl&' sack race-Marilyn
Ro~ce. aecond.J autograph book:
~nta' lhree-lj?gged aack race--
MrJ &nd Mt8. j H. W. Grahain,
wa4te basket. j
U N. I T _y -. • . ., N91••• .... ~ Scliliel. &....'• ....,,. .....
M M. -0, IQ • .-• --C:.Olllwolo
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IUMDAY Slll'flCI -lltll A.. W.. -llV. 1$1'1\U tA1lOI DY~"
"DIS IW,U.U !'O"W Cl9' IQICD" -.., °'DAL~
SOMD4T SCMOOI. ... A. M. -•ICIM. .. Cj+D .. II(_ -.u,_ IMsc:an&Y-
._,. lH\ll:IDAT ~J 19 P. W. _, .. P. M.. ..._, OM~
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Music and dancing at tbe home
of the E. L. Greens provld~.1 the
concluding phase ot the gather-
ing'.
New Granddaughter
For Mr. and Mrs. E. Hill
"Eila.stlc race or women-Mni~.
Brqwn. M.ichea.1, Pirtle, G~
and Royce, si ice box dl9h99;
boy.' pie ea.ti g contest-Allan
Boria, knife; dad'• pie eaUng con-
teet-Paul Huttman, wub clot1'
aoap; bean gueaalng contest-IL ·
C. Brown,· box of candy; Mom'•
pte conteat-M.ra. Neal Conlon. lee
box dish. .
Mr. and llln. Sc1car HID of Lido
Iale are telltnc prwdly of the ar--
r1 .. 1 of their ~ ~ .... bl.-
er, Bazbua l.Oailfe. born June 18
to Mr. &Dd Kn. ...... IL HID of
Loe AJlcdoo. 'ftlo local coapJe an4
t.IMV" two -·•'• ' B and . 1---.~ --en.ry ~ ._t n .. _,. at AUar
-_, --after ute -o6-Lutheran [)elegates·
Attend Trainin9\~chool
M repn•e11tatt-r. of. tbe Jfew·
..U ci,•S, ~UDO cLba port ~ i:.au.e.... -~
. "" 1>oJa o6 '14 ---· Kr. -D. c. w-... .,... "-Mtadodt .... cit• ••• ......,. ... LMiHe and Mm 8blrli7 ........
-2 to l-P...1111!----· Tbq ol o.a lll---~ Mw·tM.r ...._ •::#blNp and are .... •week~• •rr .. oe o1 Ute t..ut111e}
llulJdlns. -~ and· ._,,.. ~1e 'l'talnl"lf
...., bOat& • ;·.:_ -1 :_-8dtoo& at A-\
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eoo1 'l'Rgrlm' ... .
SUMMER HATS '
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Band wowen HIMltl body tmport..
ed from ctatna! l'uhion&ble
~~~~Geoli... ........, man loather -.
....-.i. '" to T\i.
WZ u,&U ZAST PA1'1111J(r l'L4ll:
4lq ..J:' $ '" tit PloO or -m.,. .. .. ..... ~ ..... --•*° am ..... ..,tlilW'tsretaum:.-. a.t ... .., ,., .... . .
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ST. JAMES CH~RCH
• El'l800PAL
S•11tmer Ser tl ces
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lO:OI A. 11..--Merlll.as Wonlllt ... Svta••
<Jlo-llelleOI la~,._
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1%1' l'l/l UDO BT lll:ll.CB
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" ... Wherever you ~pend JULY 4th you'U need
thrifty fashions to help yo feel your best,
to pad your pocket.l>ook.
So look to Sears . . . . whert> smart new
styles ;.lwl'l'• cos less!
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Just Think! Y~ ActuaHy Save ~10
on this ~~e ~.~~n~ 1~11~
Leis.ure Coat
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Better Hurry for
This ••• Friday a11d
Saturday Only • Reg.
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1&,83
• Novel inverted Pleates •
• Smart saddle bag pockets
Careful hand sti~chlnc~
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One of this country's leading dealenera really .. went to town"
on this superb coat. Seara atr&ight·line dl.st.ribution m..ke.a thia
$2.IO saving! posalble. Shop Se&r.1 today. ·
-rid Here are the Slacks
All new spring etylea, fabrics,
plete the smart outfit. Sav•!
colors lo
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Men's 'Gold lond'
tASUllS
Budget
Priced
98 6
maA for lot.a of
Cllll\lals ~U \e&ther up·
hard wear. U" tit ?ieel ra with in • ';\u 6-11 See them~
MEN! Save a big $1 ; on
Reg. 2.49 Men'~ 'PllfJl'lm'
DRE-SS S :IRTS , .. A.et llOW •••
aad Satard&)'
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HOWie, Robert C. SWly 90' (ltlc por
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Pollard, -bkao Biiiy llO' -···--_,.:_ ___ 11) -----------_.,._ '-"====~==~-~----,, Pollard. Euaeblua BEiy W ...... ·-·-·---· U)
Pollar<f. Euaeblus BJCl7 l50'·N1117 \i .... lf) . Dellnqae~ 'l!n a"'1 hsessment Ust
City of Newpor< -·~· II-of qouto-N"~*"-fW~1"'f. -Clt7 .......... &w1w-•ta --....'fof
Webb, i!mest P . -··-···--·-················-J.--• . ooi.&N PllOliT T&AOll'
Hart, Edwin Oliff ...... _ ........... -.............. , ... _ 8
STAT~~ ) '· Th H RIVEll ~~-27' <'·· sW :". co•--y .o" o~ •Roi! > •. ygesen, eruy Y --s ~
Uff• ~-~ atrlp In 8ocllon -J•
:: cri'Y OF N!:Wl'Olt'I' BEACH ) adj) Bd Nll:ly by Btat.e Hwy
~. .I. Ji, R. llods;~lnaon, u EX-cifticlo :l'U' Collector, In anct tor the BEiy by teth Bl ........ 10 • ctfY Of :ffe•ptttt Beach, Count) '1f Otl:nge, ~le of C..llfomia, Valentine, Mary A, et at ............ ·-·-·-·--.. --I
... • REitJtBT OIVE NOTff!J!'-tltat, denott haying been made In the , FIJtST ADDmON •
: .. rc;s ..... ., tuee and •• , .... due to the~ al Newport Beech TO NEWPORT BEIGllTS
•for the ftacal year ending-June 30, 1950, upon the proptrty heretn./ 5 r atter ~ and that. UU. Aid taxes alKl aaaea.ne~ta • ~~ty,y,WTUlheodlamoreH.S. ···-······························· 18 .,delinquent, ~tiler with all '*""'°"' and .-. dUe thereon, lie paJd • '~ ...... -...... _ ....................... .
· •l the Tax Colleetor'1 ortlee In Ute City Haiti on er l;>efore P'rklay, McCu,Jloch, Clarence ··-··--·············-················--· 1
l .June 30, 1~. AT TEN O"CLOCK A. M. of that day, all· of n.ld McCulloch, ~~~ce . .' ...................................... t!
-property deacrtbed ln the within It.st on which said taxes and aasess-Tingley, Orv e · ···························---···········-
, menu, pmaH.Jes &Ad cosb are tlleft unpaJ•, 'ftll) on Ute date and Weyant, Eugene D. --····-··-···························· 1~
. the bout above irpe:d.ned, BY OPEftA.TtON OP' LAW, be sold to Wefn.nt, Eugene D. ·······························-······-1
tbe City of NewJ)ort Beach, e.nd that s;ucb aaJe will be made tn the Ahls trom. John D. ············-···--···············-······· 20
OFFibB: OF THE TAX COLLECTOR ef Mid City. Quisenberry, Cherlt'1! M ................................. 9
· R . R . HODGKINSON Stevens, Will K ................................................ 10
Ex 0 T ll l t TroU.t:, Ab@I L. SEly 6-4' ....... -............... 22) -fflclo ax Co ec or o • N Bea h c Ur 1 Trout, Abel L . SEly 64' ........................ 23)
NEWPORT BEACH TRACI'. ewport c ' a o rn a. I Trout, Abel L. SEly 64 ' ........................ 2t)
Total Daniel, Robert H . Jr. .................................... 1
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25
lllocll lkllaq..eacy [ ~iel .. Robert _H . J .r ........ ,............................ 2
24 $ 8.9{1 M1ller, ·Glen .L ................................................. 24 ~ cannon, R. K .................................. .
Berrtn, Marie .................................................. .
• . THIRD ADDITIOl"if
.. Richards, Mernon C ............................... __ 4
• Rtcbarda, Mem<lrl C. .. ................ -.................. l!i
R iehalda, Mernon C ....................................... _ 8
Richardt, Menton C. • SEly · % ............ -.. 7
ltlvEB SireTIO!f
Sentenn, H enry T . SWly 3~' ................ 9
Bonner, Walter R ........................................... 16
Me.11ton, Alexander C ..................................... 15
Mestoa, Atexander C ..................................... 16
Tuc ker, Chu:. H. Corp. ................................ 2
Tucker, Cha.a. H. Corp ... ;................................ 3
LAKE TRAcr
Cunningham. Floyd E , ............ : ........ ----····--.. 3
Nunan, Evf"rett 0 . .................................. 4
Winaa.Jp, Earl B. .. ......... __ ............. 17
Wll:laliip, Earl B ............................................. 18
W!ruhlp, Earl B . . ..................................... 211
Wlnah.tp, Ea.rt B ............ ~ .................. -........... 21
H ebert, Thomas R. Ely t6' .............. -.. --.. 1
He~rt. Thomu R . Ely t6' .................... 2
CA'SAL SECTION
Butle r, PauJ T ................................................. 13
Butler, Paul T NEly 3.57' ................... 14
Jofinatone. Bruce B . . . ...... .. ......................... 10
Roric k, James B. .. ......... .............................. 5
Adam.a, Ella Grace ..... .......... ............... 7
Ketring, Cal.11nthe Grace ·-.. ........................ 8
Ketrlnl'. Calanthe .Grace SEly 15' ........ 9
West. Charlton L. .. . ............................ 5
Norton, Bun R. .. ... ..... ....... ...... . 7
Norton, Burt R. ...... ...... ................................ 8
Of"bban, Merle C . ............................................ 5
LANCASTER'S .WDITION
Wingerhoff, Louis et al ................................ 1
W lngerhotf, Louil'! et a l ........... .................... 2
Wlngerhoft, Louis et al ...................... , ...... 3
28 s..36 1 Bosw orth, W11Bon ., ................... .,............. .... 2
Miller. 1-1. Earl ................................................ 1
38
38
38
38
39
39
43
43
136
136
128
130
234
234
234
234
235
2311
142
142
{43
332
333
340
3"0
434
439
439
635
Walkey, Oliver T ............................................. 16
6.77 l.fowry, Howard F . . ....................................... 24
45.72 Bac}ces, R. c ..................................................... 22 6.77
3.88 • TRACT "4
Rhoden. Eva F ............ -................................. 37
4_75 Otey, Charles
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9
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5 33 Beckner, N<'i ......... -.................................... .
.:31 Blakely, Charles A .. Jr ................................. BQ
21 .09 TRACT 819
11 .56 P ier ce, Mark A. et al, SEly 100' ........ H
5·33 TRACT 11:13
6.48
3~_7g
·}5.80
2.59
:l-4 .78
2.59
24.3 1
2.&8
2tL55
1.57
73.53
24 .97
33.81
22.82
4.31
23.30
32.68
6 .77
18.17
.6.00
4 .74
5.65
Watkins, Ray M ............................................... 57
TR . .\C'T 90'7
Chapma n. C. W .. Jr ....... · .............................. 67
Chapmoh, C. W ., Jr. . S!:ly 1.1: ...... ... 68
BroY.'O, Nacio H .............. : ............................... 274 Brown ~ Nacio H. NEly 11' ·. . ..... 275
Clark, Virginia C. All (ex SWly 9.8') ....... 293
Clark, 0 Virglnla C ............................................. 294
Clark, Virginia C ...... .' ...................................... 216
Clark, Virginia C ............................................ 296
Ring, Haster R . SWly 20' ............... _.351
RJng, H oster R . NEly 25' .................. Jt;2
Loskamp, Charles U ..................................... 536
.Brown. Major B. NELY i,) ............... 600
Bro\VTI, 1'.fajor B ............................................ Al
Sznooke, Marlon G . et al NEly 19' .... _ .. 099
Smooke, Marion G. f"~ al SWly 26' ....... 780
Richards. Martin H . . ........................... 715
Ri('har~. Martin H . SWly I~ ................ 718
RECORD Sl1RVEV-9-4S (SN.con .. J)
McCarthy, Romaync ................................... 29
Ha rgraves. Kathryn L. .... . ........... Sf
Russell. Burto n N .................................. 3l5i
King, Chas. M. I.st Add Beacon Bay ........ 3
6.56 ACRF'-'OE
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Wlngerhoff. Louis et al ------...... ,..... 4
Wlngerhoff, Louis et al ................................ 5
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324
324
324
324
324
32<
324
324
324
324
324
7 .39 Eva ns. Russel C. Z acres In 11/2&-&-19
Wlngerho!t, Louis et al ........ -............ 6
Wlngerhoff, Louis ct al ............................ ., 7
Wtngerhoff, Louis et al ................................ 8
· Wlngerhoff, Loul.11 et al ............... 9
W lngerhoff, Louis et al ................. ..
Wingerhoff, Louis et al
W lngerhoff, Louis e t al ................... .
Pletcher, H arry L All (Ex Wly ·20·
ID
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12
of Nly 40') ............ 3
Pletcher , Harry L ................................. ..
Hoffman, A lbert C .............. , ....................... .
~entleth Century !:nginttring In~
1'wf'ntleth Century ,.Engin eering Inc. . ........
Twentieth Century Engtneerlng Inc. • SEC'TIOS A
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Bruns. Martha L ................................ -......... ~~
Laurie, Alton P ...................... ~. 4
Laurie, Alton P . .. .. . . ... . ................. 1~
Ebrlte, Alva R .............................................. 21)
Ebrlte, Alva R. ........................................... 21
TRACT 2S4 I
Latham, Allen L. .. ... . ................... 1,
P~nkal , Edwin ~~-·~~ .. -~ ........................... 1
1
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}'1enkal. Edwin J . .... . .... : .. .
Scherf, Cbarles F . .. .. . . .. . .
Dennison, C. F . -------.... ..
Dennison, C. F .... 1. .. ..................... lI Lua.; ~;az:.~~Na~~~~ ...... :~~~ . .' . .' ........ '.-1
LUBlnk, Hazel M. f't a.I .......................... 1$
Burnworth, Fred ... . . . .. .,. ......................... 2i
Vincent, James C. Estate All lEX Sly 7'
of Ely ll'l If
Vlncent, James C. Estate Sly 7' of Ely 11 ' 1.
~ 1
, Vincent, James C. E.etate ........................... , 11
, Vincent, James C. Estate ............................ 1$
t SUB OF Bl~OCk A.-EA.~T SE"'PORT ~ 1 Wilder, Winifred Pr ............................. _ -· ... 3*
summers, L ydia M. .................... . 86
1 • White, Clarencf" Q., .. .... . . ............ .1Gt,
,
Bvans, J ohn R ... ,. . .... _.. . . ........ 13~
NEWPORT BA 1' T R ACT I
t'lncent, J atnf'!I c l 3
Warlaumonl, F1oyd ... -·· .............................. 13,
Stern, Deborah K ..... _ ................... 1•
Sile llF BLOCK C
Nl:l\'PORT BAY TRACI'
Come!iaon. Harry H . ...... .. .................. _........ 7
CorneliBOn, Harry H . NWly 32.ot' of 8Bly
64 .08' (Inc bet...,.
Ir. high tide line) 87
BALBOA TRACT
Blue R oom of Balboa Inc. ............................ 1
• 81ue Room of Balboa Inc ........................ -... 2
1 Blue Room of BaJboa Inc ........... _ ........... ___ 3
' EAST smE ADDmON TO
, BALBOA TRACI' '
: AND BALBOA BAY FRONT
t Karl. Eb~ R. All (Inc bay rtontage) .... 8 ! ~ Elole R . All (Inc bay tl'onf."«e). .... 9
1 -ero. JOl!eph B, .................................... -. 'll
-· • Romero. .J09eph B ............ ____ ,,,_ ........ ·-··-···-' 11 t ,.Yffd, Robert 1. ....... -....... -... : ..... _,________ '
l TRACT 011 I , I.ycaa. 1-aa R. ---...................... -................ 5
• KallJJ!s;l;r, Thomu o . --............ _ .... __________ 18
1 :8~m::~ ~!.;, .. D._ ........ SEi;·--i··;··:::::=:~:: !
-t, Austin D. ---.................... ,_ .. __ 5 : ~ B. Cedric _________________ ,, __________ )C
l hrrlqton. H•len ............. _,,_ .......... :... .. __ ,,'. 3t
1 OieN, Orepry C. ··--·-···-· .. -·---·--------7·
• • i<ellor, 8-JI ''" --·---· ----u ·• MeWland. A.Iva A. , ______ :...._ _______ ti.
: HwtcMnp. Nonnan a --•
t llalloy, LucUle W. All (Ex M17 L'' ud -
• 817 4.t.5'. Nly ~· • : .... ~r---• .. Cl.,W') -.. ~
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Evangelist Holding Retlvek
in Long Beadrr lM~1 lfere
Now Uving In a.Ibo& t. Dr. Mem. a (Merv) ft.ow.I, fated ev&n-
0.\8 Celiat, who 11 realdlng at Ubmphre)"• Perch, 307 Edl'ew~ter.
Roeell, whose Greater Lonlf &aeb revival Is in ita fourth week ,
13."6 wu 90 tmpre&Hd with the' HarbOr area that he chase to atop ht>r~
rather than In Long BeaCh. .Wlth1 hJm an h.iJI wife, Violt>tte, his
'daughter Merlynn, 13, and hi• two,•--------------0
son1, Garth 11, and Jan, 6 .
Only 38 yearB cf age, Ro9ell hu
O Bpent half hie life preachJng. H e 1 •46 has been an a.aoclate of famed 3·07 BlUy Graham ln many evangeliatlc
Ask Improvement
of Bristol St. effort.a. A raat talker who uaea
humor effectively, RO.!lell waa at
tl.7S one time a dance-band mualeian
59.76 and still plays the saxaphont> and
34.00 plano In hl.8 revival vlbrk.
R.eque1t that the boan:l of su per-
visors COJl.8tder "Immediate con·
structlon" 'Of S . Bristol M d Nev.·-
port Boulevard wu filed with the
board of wpervlsoMI 1\J.eeday.
1.80 He studied for the ministry at
44.91 No rthwe.11tem College, Minneapo-
35.50 U.. a.nd ruakf"s hi.a home In Roches-
8 .28 l ter, Mlnneaota.
09.46 Rosell'a recent campaign was·
9.63 hi.11 flr!t in Long Beach, but he ta
8.2;) I well known In Southe rn California
Petition wu filed with the coun-
ty board from the South Briatol
St. 'Extension cpmmlttee, and b•11e
signatures of 13 partl<>.11, heftderl by
that or R oger S. W&tson M cli.'.1.l r·
·m&n of the highway co111n1ittef'
ot the CMta Meaa CillfJ!ni;;· coun-
ciJ.
through his a c tivities In Los An-
12.71 geleB, San F ernando Valley, and
other nearby areas.
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More than "JOO churche.11 ot many
denominations joined In the spon-
sorship ot Rosell 's rE'cent revival
meetings, and an average of near-
ly 6.000 ·persons a dAy passed
through the huge t ent situated
near the Intersection of Carson
and Cherry streets .
The can1pnlgn grew out of a be-
li f"f in many of the churches that
a lll>f"CIBI program was required to
focu11 attention on "negligence or
religlou11 obllgntlnn" a.! evidenced
by "rat packs" and other tonns ot
delinquency, r~me. and o ther soci·
el evil!.
RoBell , himAelf, produced stat is-
tics revraling that America ha~
thrE'e times rnorc> criminals than
college Atudents. four llme.11 as
many lawbrrokeM'! as ftCh ool teach-
e rs, and n1ore girl bartenders than
coed8. He sold that a murder Is
recorded every 40 minutes, 11 rob-
bery every 10 minuteM and a burg-
lary every two minutes, costing
the nation $15,000,000,000 a year.
The petitioners uld re-cords of
the Santa Ana Helgt°'l!t Weter Co.
show there are morf" tht1n 800
homes in the area of the r1 oposrd
extension of Brt.11tol south t o a
junction with Newport boulevard.
at Palisade!! Rr. and thtlt thou-
sands drlvt-dally from Santa A nil
to Ne\\•port Beach a.nd Co:tt a Mesa
and w ould be 'bf'nf'fitted by hav·
Ing a roadway o the.r than S. Main
St. which has "very congrsted
conditions.''
County of!klals have opprovr d
the propo8ed extension A~ hH\'e
be-en pu.r chutng rlght-of·\vsy fn r
an 80-foot rOBdway.
ANNUAL YALUE
"The annual value of hunting
and flebing lo the State In Cf"ntrnl
Vallf'y waters gr038es more than
43 million dollars. Capltolized at
four per cent, this represents an
asset of one billion dolla rs , a s un1
which deserves full con11iderat!on
when r eleases ot water ore r e-
quested t o maintain lbese resour-
ces."-Seth Gordon, consultant,
Thomp5on Wills All
Property to Widow
, California Wlktllfe Conservation
Will of Roland Thompson, pro-
minent Orange l'OUnty attorney,
who died lost ThUrM!ay, v1as or-
fered for p robate ln 8Uperlor court
Tuesday.
Va lut> o f thr ·estate was not
disclosed other than that it in-
cludel'I prrsonol p ropert y worth
"in c>xce38 of $1 0 000" anrt 011e-
elghth interE>st In 160 acres of
unimprovet.I land at Desert Hot
Springs.
He bequeathed nil to his widow,
Mrs. J ane A. Tho1nspon ot the
home place at 620 V1/. Surf St.,
Balboa.
'
Woman Injured in.
Highway Collision
Cathe rine> A1uri n Lillil'. 25, Lo!=:
Angelel'i, failed t o apply her bra kt>s
in time Bl Coast H ighwa y avenue
an<l 17th s tret't , Sunday afternoon,
and cresh("d int o the l'l!Hr ,o r n C'a r
dri\·en by 1'tanuel Paul Conteras.
36, Hawtho rne, S('ndin~ it into the
rear of a ca r tlr iVl'll by George
\Villlsm Norris. 48. PortC'rvilll'.
CH P r eports srO\V
The collisio n ocl'urre.1 appr oxi-
mately in the niiddi!' of Ba:bon
Blly bridge. Mari1-1'1::i Cn1:tl•r!J s.
34, w a" takrn to E m.:!rgl•ncy hos-
pital with minor in j•irit•s.
••t LIKE A MA.N who Is proud
or the place whe re he llve111." Abe
Llncoln ... GOO by 1 ~ 181 of .luly .
Board.
NO SYMPATHY
"I have no sympathy fo r the
hunter who goes atield ,simply for
the pur pose of killing all lhC' gnn1l·
he can gel."-J . Harpmond Brown.
president, Outdoor \Vriters of
A merica.
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 624
. .t\N ORDINANCE AAfENDING
&_ECTION 311 2 OF THE AfUNI·
t IPAL CODE TO PROVIDE
FOR C AMP FIRE AREA NO.
EIGHT
The q ty Council or the CiQ•
ot Newport Beach doei1 hereby or-
dain as: rotlows:
SECTION I : There is h!'reby
added to Section 3112 of the Mu·
nicipai Code of the City of New.
port Beach the following camp-
fire area site ant..! d C'Bignatrtl as;;
"Can1pfir e Area No. 8". to wit:
"Campfttt. ArPa" No, 8
Beginning at the intersect ion
ol. the southv.•esterly prolonga-
t ion of the northwesterly line of
Iris Avenue w ith the southwest-
e rly line o! Shore A venue, a s
said streets are laid out and
shown upon a map of the Re-
subdivision of CoroRa del Mar.
recorded in Mlsc~llanl"Ous Mo.ps,
Book 4. Page 67, R ecords of
Orange County, Califo rnia ;
thence southwesterly alo ng snid
southwesterly prolongation of
the northwe8ter1y line of Iris
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TRACT 1028
Clay. Horoce S . ... .................. . ................ 12
Clay, Horace S. NWly ~~ ............. -....... 13
RE-SUB OF SECT.ION 1, BALBOA ISLAND
Martin, Agnes W. et al ............................... 25
Foster, George M .................................. .,__ 3
'J.•oster, Gl'Orge At . . .. .. ................. ............... 4
Myers, J ohn W. .. . . .. . ........................ _ 24
Oenkert. J oseph A . .. ........... ....... ......... 32
Yarn011, H ubert P . . ............... ~........... ... 13
Paine, Albert S ............................................ 23
ofi"o11l er, Solon .U.. .. ................................. _. 9
Fruehnn, Edward C ..... __ ........... ,. ................. 17
Eldred,-A . G. All {ex a l ) ................. ...... 1
SECTION Z, BALBOA ISLAND
Sha.ran, RuM<"ll E .................. : ............. _ ...... ~ ... 18
Carter. Flournoy P . ,. ... .-.................. : ... -......... 15
Schrofr, Albert ................................................ 13
Holloman, J oe B ............................................... 13
SECTION S, BALBOA JSLAND
Moonna.n, Florence W ................. -..... .......... l
Brewster. Harry C ........ -.................... -......... 34-
Naylor, Ida P ................................................... 36
SECTION '· BALBOA llll.AND
Walsh, Janies J . Ely 39' .............. _____ .,_ 17
Scottco, Inc .............. : .............................. -........ lt
Naylor, Ida P ........................................ -......... 3
Richardson, Angus S .......................... -·-········ 8
Richal'd8on, Angt11 S .......... : ........... ·-···-········· 7
Eaatman, Robert A ....... ~ ................... -............ 17
'ryler, Olyve M ........................................... ..,.-... 18
SECTION 5. BALBOA• tsLAND
11..Gn, John WlUla.m . .' ........................ ·-····--iJ:
Gilman, Etbel 1. Nly * ... -...... -.... --.. n
Gtlm».n, Ethel L. ...... -··········-··-···-·············-· 16
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Morrtooo, A.Jn M. ---------------------· 48
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11•12 Plckertns;, .o.rt• C. el al ----~----·-· 11 S.!16 · 4ll ~~-clNcribed la .. , • .,.., In the corporate ' -til of the CDT or li-:>")llT ialicm_. oomt'fY <D' ORAKG!t,
1u1 tnATE o:r CA.LD'OllMlA. • • 1
U2' Dated Udo olpth day of Jlm1t, .... . .•
. ,Ul · . · . R. .. ._..,NllOH,
t.'18 I ~-~ ...
J..-::S -...:...t .. •=ra t mr •Jllle'• , e -
1M No. 4'1S-...,... IPIM ... ,_I. l!f, II ud .. UM.
-
•
A venue t.o an ~oo wttll
Ute Ea.st Jetty of Newport Har-
bor: thence northerly alona' aa1d.
East. J etty to an lntereecUon
with the said southweaterly line
of Shore Avenue; thtl'lce aoutb-
eaaterly along said aouthwest-
erly Une of Short Avenue to the
point of ~ginni.ng."
SECTION 2 : Th.la ordinance la
hereby deC'lared t o be a.n f"m~r
gency measure nece-Mary (or tht
lmmrdtate protection of tht publll'
peace, health and safety, and
sh.all take effect immedl8tPty upon
It.a final passage. The folluwinl'
111 a statement of the fac::te show-
ing it.a urge ncy':
Tiie uncontrolled building of
camp fl.es on the bt>ach l'OD8lllutes
a threat to the-public bealUt,
safety and property or the cJ U-
ze.n!t of Newport BH.ch.
SECTIONS.: Thia ordlnanct
shall be publh1hed at least one(' in
the Newport BalJ?oa Pttft.s. a new.11-
paper of gC'neral circulation p rint·
eel and published-In the City of
Newport Beach.
The forC>golng ordinance waa in-
troduced at a. regular meeting of
the City council of the Ci~y of
Newport Bi:'a Ch held on thf' 12th
day of June, 1950, a.nd was 1111ally
paSkd and adopted on the 26th
~y of J une. 1950, by th~ follV\\"·
Ing vote, to-wit :
A YES, COtJNCILMEN :
F inch . DrakE', Greeley. Blue. Isbell
NOES. COUNClLMEN, Nuut>.
ABSENT, COU N C ILMEN.
None. ,
L . L. lSBELL,
Mayor.
ATTEST : C. K . P RlEST,
C ity CIPrk.
N o. 488 Press-6-29-rtO
NO'l'.ICE OF SA.LE or llliL~I.
PROPERTY BY TBUSTEll
U NDER DEED OP TBttST
T~t Ne. lfM
WHEREA9. WILLIAM J. GAN·
NON and M A R 0 A R ET M .
GANNON, husbn.nd and wife, by
Deed of Trust dated October 14th,
1948, recorded October 19th, 1948
in Book 1716, page ~6 of Official
Records of Or11nge County, Cali-
fornia. did grant and convey the
property lhE""rein and herelnafter
dC>scrlbed, to the Orange County
Title Company, as Trus tee, to 8€·
cure. among other obliga tions, the
payment of two notes, o ne for
S·lfi00.00 end one tor $5-00.00, dated
October 14th. 1948, In favor ot
NC'wport Balboa Federal Savings
ancl Loan As.ciociation , a corpora-
t ion, or ord!'r, with interest from
date at the rate of 6 per cent peT
sn11um. Said $-4500.00 note Is due
in n1onthly installments of $45.00
eac h on the 1st day of each and
evf'ry n1onth, begiJ?.ning on D<>cem-
ber l s t. 1948, and said $500.00 not e
is due in monthly installment.8 of
$25.00 each on the 1st day of each
and eve ry menth. ~gin ning De·
cember 1s t . 1948; and
\.\7H'EREAS, default hu occur-
r('(j in that the Installment 01
principal and lnte re~t due upon
.<1aid $4500.00 not e on September
1st . 1949 has not be!'n paid; a.nd
WHEREAS, default hu also oc-
curred in that the installment of
principal an<1 interest due upon
i:;ail! $500.00 note o n August l et,
1949 hai;;•not been paid ; and
\\IHEREAS, Ne~port Balboa
Federal Savings and Loa.n As90Cl-
ati9n. owner and h older ot aaid
Qote~. heretofore demanded that
said Trustee sell said property and
on March 1st . 1950 duly recorded
in th(' office of the County RPcor<t-
er o f said County. in Book 1977,
page 81 of Official Records there-
of. a notice of said de fault and of
its election to cause said property
t o be so1 J and more than three
n1011thr-. have now elapsed since
lhe recordation of said notice. The
~~t:1r!Al ~«i~~4 f~~m:~
1st, 1 9~9. is now due, O'\~:lng nnd
unpnid on said $4500.00 note, and
the s um of $335.82 principal. and
int!'r!'~t thr r l'on from Ma r ch 1st.
19:10, i.-. nov.• due. owing and un·
paid on said SM)().000 note. and
there Is also secured by said Deed
of Trm t the Trustee's fee and
ex.pt>ns<'S o f sale estimated at
J290.00. together with any sums
paid nnd advanced by the owner
of said notes in accordance with
the provisions of said ~ Def>d of
Trust . v.•it h lrltereHt oh said la.st
mentioned sums .
NOW THEREFORE.' NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN that tht> Mid
Orangr County Title Company, by
virtue o! the authority veicted In it
as Tru1'tee under said Deed of
Trust. ~·i U seU at publk auction
to the highest bidder for cuh,
lawful money of thf" United States
of America, on thr-10th day of
July, 1950 at the hour of --eleven
o'clock A . M . of said day at the
South front door of the Orange
County Court House lo the City
of Santa Aria, C&J.Uomia, all of. the
interest conveyed to It by said
Peed of Tru.!lt ln aild to all that
certain property aituaUd ln the
City of N~ Beach, County ot
Orarige, State ot C&llfontla. de-
8Crlbed u followa:, to-Wit:
Lot P'tftee.n In lllodl W'l't'e
Hundred Porty-two ot "Co-
rona del Jib..r .... u 9"°'1m on. a
Map ..-1n Book S. pogu
41 and 4.2 9f M.l.acellaneowr
Maps. ~rds of Orance
Counti. ealtt~
or ao much. ot lald property u
allalJ be n~ to .. aold to
pro'ride • --•t lb pay
the total MIOWlt -by aald
De<d of Trmt:
Dated June Ith. 1900. ~
ORAN<lll COUNT'I'
TITLE COllPANY,
(Corpo.-te Beal)
,
By· G"llO. A. P.DlllZll,
. iPl ·ar,'trt, ByC.W'.~
!lfeenlar7. No.--~ j '
Pul>ll* 3-i:..21-.-~
•
C<tl#ldA~ 01!' llUl!JNE!IS
F1dlttou. 1'7rm N&me 1
• 'fBE UNDEIU!JGNEI> do e,a
heftby certify that they a.re CO!l-
dueUng a retah •5 and 10 buaineu
at 300 Main Street, Balboa. City
ot N ewport Be~, Count1 ol Or·
ange, St.&'te cit California. un<kr
lhl' tfctJtJou.s q name of
BALBOAS J O STORE
and that •Id, k1hq_'-Is 90mpoaed
of the folk>wbW ~n.'l, whose
names &.nd addiPeA~8" kre &.!! fol-
IOW5, to-wit: A\ '
L. D . DON LOSON, "° . ,
Box B08r 0 1nak:. \Vashin~ •_.,: -
WJLMA G. boNALDSON,
606, Omak. \Vashlngton
S our hands thi..e 8th
da e, 1950.
DONALDSON
~WILMA. G. DONALDSON
Stat of WaahllCOOn.
Coon y •oc Okanagan. ss.
ON' THIS ith day o f April A.
0 ., £ before me thC' und<'r·
Big n , a Notary Public in and for
Mid ounty and Sta t e, N>Sldln1:
tht>re.t duly con1n1b!sluned .anJ
s""'or , J>('rsonnlly appeared I~. f l
DON I.DSON and \\'ILMA U.
DON LOSON knov.•n to 1ne to b"
the persons v.·hose nan1e~ are suh· scrl~ to the 9''ilhin Instrument,
&nd *know!Nged to me that tht>~
execu ed the samf'. IN \.\11TNF.SS
WHE EOF, I havC' hcrl·Untn s1 t
my htnd and .:tfftxc.d niy o f f j(·J:d
seal e day and year 1n ttul'l r'f"r·
tltil'a e firs t obove \\'l1ttt>n.
{SEAL)
Wm_ l'I F.LLIOTT.
?l{otary Public in nnd for sa1J
·Q>unty and StatP.
j M y ¢:on1mlssloa Expirf's 5 18 5::!1
No. 4f6-Prt•RS ~
Publl$h Jun~ S-1t\·22-2D, 1950.
• NO'ItCE OF SALr: Of>" RF..:.\I.
PR(>PP.:RTY B\' TRt .~TElr.
VlfnEA DE.P.O Ot" TRI.ST
Tnt§& So. 1 .. 50 .
\\I REA S , JOHN C J<ILEY
and ELVA D.; KILE '\". husbftnd
a.nd 1ite , by D ried of Trus t dat.--U
July 2th, 1948 land rf'cordecl July
17th, 9'4 8 Jn BM k 1671 , page 71 of
Offlci I Record.'>! of Orangl' Coun-
ty , C~Ufornla. ldtd grnnt and C'On·
vey t6e propert:Y therein and hf'r('-
inafte-descrtbep. l o thr Orangf' Cou n~ Title Co'flpany, a!=: Trustf'-e.
to St'C\lre, among othf•r obhgat1ons.
the ~yment ot one note dnteU . ' July 2lh,,19'18 Jt&yabl e to \\'1\1 1tJn1
Mc Mtfnamim ~.ncl Margaret ~ft•
Menarrum, husband alld v.•iff', ar-.
joint ! tenants, or order. fo r the prl nc~al sum of Sl!J00.00 with in-
terest! from datq a t thr rate nf 6
pE'r ct nt per annum ; principal and
inter$t due in n1onthly install-
ment.I of $25.00 each on thl' l st ' day Q< each afldi every ntonth. be·
ginnlhg S eptemt>,->r 1st. 19\8 ond conti~uing untlf.fully paid ; and
"rffEREAS, efault . has OC·
curred in that c installment o r
principal and I terest due upon
said note on Se~tember 1~t. 1948
has not been pal~: and
WHEREA·S ,. r:illlam M cMena·
mim and Marg r ct 1'.1cJi1rpami~!!.,,
owne rs and hol t>t !l of .<1a ld noW".
heretofore dem,nded thst ~aid
Trustees sell saib prope rty and on
F ebruary 20tfl, l~:"lfl Uuly reeordt"tl
in the office o( th!' C<1unty l~r
corder o! S&icl County. in n .. nk
1971 , page> 2it!) of Officia l Rt't-nrJs
thereof. a n otice n f said df"fAult
and ot their election to cau~ s:t1d
property to be sOld and mor e than
three m onths ihav(I no\v elapst•ll
since the recordatlon nf Fait.I no-
t ice. Thf'1 Sun1 of $1::000,00 pr1n·
cipal and inte rest thr reon fr11n1
July 12th. 1948, ls now due. nv.·1ng
and unpaid on gaid nntE' and tht'r•·
is also secured by said D<-·"d of
Tnr ~t the Tru,te.:-'s fc" And ('X-
penses of sAile> esti1nnlt·d at
$1 50.00, togethtr v.•i th any io;u n1s
pe.id and adva nced by the 11\~·n1•r:oi
of ~d nQte ill accordanc(• \\'1 th
the t>wvbt<JM ~f f.9rflj1t ~'.P.·d of
T.rus(. ~.;.;ith ihterrHl on R:tfd ln!'it
mentloriNI sum~.
NOW THEREFC>RE, N OTtrF.
IS HEREBY GIVEN that th!'.: Hnifl
Orange County Tit}e Co1npRny, by
vi rtue of the 8iulhor1ty \'e~ted in
it-ae Trust<>e under AA id Dee.I ot
Trust. will Mil at public au<'tion
to the highest biddf'r for ca~h .
lawful money of thr United S tal eR
of America. on ltht> 24th day <1f
JuJy. 1950 at th~ hour of rleven
o'clock A . M . ~fl sa id day nt the
South front cl r o f the Ornngf'
County Court use in lh<' ('ity
o r Santa Ana. prornia. all <•f th,,.
interest convey 1 to it by said
DePd of 'T'nJ~t I and to nil that
certain property si t uatC'd in the
County of Ori~~ e, ~late ~f Cali-
fornia, descri as fQllowR ; to-
wit :• ·
Lot& S lxty-11 e and Sevrnty
of Fairview ighland.~. T ract
No. 653, as · wn on a. n1ap
recorded In k 19, page. 42
of M:tscellan 1 s A1aps, rC'C"·
ord.a of Or.11nge County, Ce-Ji-
fornla,
or so much o f sa Id property •BB
aball be neceH."l.11.f'Y to be aoJd to
provide a sum i;ufficient to pay the
total amount eectl"f'd by sakl Dttd ot T)'ual.
Dated June 2 t, 1950.
ICorponlle S..I I
ORA1"'GE COUNTY
TITLF) COMPANY,
By 000. A. PARKER
,J PrC*i.dent,
By ~1 \V. BAXTll:R,
Secretary.
No. 487-~
Publ1sb JWMO ""I W7 IJ..13,, 1900.
' . A&llLUIBAS ff ATE PICNIC
Tbe annUal si&te Arkanso pie·
nlc WfU be lteid ,, iuly 4 at Amer-
Jge puk, West [ CommocwM.lth,
PUlJertoo wltb • lucl< lWlCbeon
Jla.le!t_ for · 12 11 according to
~~ ofi Bue.na Park,
pr ~t ot u., -'ety. who In·
-• all ~=~r and their m-11>'1
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WHE .R'E TO DINE . . . •
• ENTERTAINMENT •·THEATRES
for a band decorated
WEDDING or'BmTllDA'Y OAIUC, ""11 • GENE'S RISTAUIA'NT
AND BAKERY e· -t 1111 '
·-* * ,
nu:NCR and ITAUAN 01lJ8JNE
THE ARCHES
CAFE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE • OPEN 10 a. m. Through 2 a. m. • Ne'WpOrt Blvd. 01) Coast Highway
NEWPORT
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Stta.. Mon.. 'l"oes, hily !-S-4
Jack C.rson In Ldf ltlot
''THE GOOD
HUMOR MAN"
Mes a.--¥1.1
''l ' .,':I, J~ ~1 • ..
Now Thro Saturday .llllle 2&-1
Bf"tty Grable, Victor l'flatare
"WAIASH AYINUI"
-tnd TflChnicolor F ... na~
\\'F. ARE CLOSED ON THURSDAYS Ra.ldolpb Scott, Rnth Rome ===:::=::=::=::=::=::=::=~::=~I "COLT .45"
CAPE COD HOUSE
EXCLUSIVELY SEA FOOD
Oysters-Lob!lters-Cbims-Shrlmp--Flsh
ALL KINDS OF SEA FOODS ,
From North --South -F.ast -West
l'For A Taste Treat"
SAM'S SEA POOD
·Complete Course
LUNCHEONS-DINNERS
Start.fl S unday luly 2
Monty CllJt, Paul Douct-
"THE llG LIFT"
1_;1111b s.tuntaY
Monty CKH, Paul ~
"THE lfG l#r;'
ltmmy Du_.....,.e In
'THE GAUT RUF •r
Sun., Mon., TllM:. .July 2-3-t,
Robrrt Taylor, l olm Hodlak
"AMBUSH"
,·. p 0. u. 1 0 . : • ~~
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Wed.. T!ftmL. Ft<. !lat. I luao Ill. H, 80, llllJe I
.. "l .. BE,., lllD nw• TEXAS'
Au& !flarltby, Oale Sto?'M wm Gfte•, w1111am Ta1ma11
The trae story of the Wetlt'•
11109t aotolio11• onttaw, "Bitty
tllie Kid," Wllo smttrd JHce an -f'f ..,. ldlled 11... ,..., devft
lftc!araate
Aloo
"TIE CAPTURE"
Lew AyrH, TPl'f'U. Wright
Edwin Rand, .lacqlM'llne "'bltf'
M1Arted by ht11 consclf'net', he
ealdd not •top untJI he lee.med
the tnUt about htmself.
81111., Mon., Tu..,., Joly 2-S-t
"W~NMASTER"
Ben lohntton, JoannPJ Dan\""''
Ward Bnnd
De roartng thutller of wacon•
rolllnC oa•·ani, rtee~ Amrrl· ~·• not:"' front~r.
Also
"THE GOLDEN GWVE
STORY"
llllllt"!ll Dunn, Kay WHtfall
htroduC'l'ng °"'""Y Martin.
Thr pfcturfl "'Ith tlmt Pxtra
f'xpfottatlon "8Ck.
llPl'XltAL AWARD NlotlT
J!>very Tllun. Nlpt
Heerts is Diversion
for Pofice Auxiliary
Hearts was game of the evening
when the Womrn·s P olice auxll-
"At the Sign of the S.,.ordfjs~"
Beautiful New and Enlarged Coettail l'?unge
••••••••••••-.l, j iary mc-t Tue~ay evening wi.th Mary Cusumano, 6800 Coast boul-
SURFSIDE
Jltrotv.·ffo Sf-al Bea.ch and SunM"t lkiaeh
Pbone!I: ll24-05 -80Z-OO -8'0-79
90(jl't iiaAllY ""d
RALPH f'IOllOAN In
. "HE~'fES CAS
~AIT" _
Tl1r pla:r• rroht '''hirh
tbe plet_}!rP "II P re
Cornf"S 1l°fr· IOT<lan" ...,. ..,,..,..,
\\'Ith R(., ... rly ClampbrU and H erbert \'lcfan
w£o .• Jf'NE 28 ttr.ru MOS .• J1Tl~V Srd.
Ev~. 8:SO SlTN. Mat. 2 :SO
AMERICAN LEGION HALL
AVAILAltLE for?? I
Newly decorated; large hall and stage; kitchen !tac!litiel'l !or
group dinners, lodge meetings, etc. j FOR OP!N DATES REASONA~LE RAT~S
C &l1 on RAl.PH IR\Vll'\~-1 528 Nf"wport Blvd. Beacon 572l·W
AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 45S
NICIELODEOI.
M8 ~-Cent Blvd.
J..acuna BrAeh Ph. cm
smm.-,. ...... 'Vllhfly 7:tMJ a 9:15
L'orttlnno1"° Swnla.}"111 fl'fMll 3:99
Thnr!i!,, Fri., Sat.
.111""' 29 -Jiiiy 1
Anton Wal brook
(Star bf ''ftf>tl SitoMI") hi
"A_DV£l'i'TU R m OF
Ml<JRAEL STAOOOFf"'
with Aktm Tamtrotr
Fay ftatntrr and OM.-TIMe
. Fttckrr Com udy Short"
Snn., ~Ion., July 2-S
A.cadr.rny A.\\·ard Wlnnf'r
"SHOE SHJNE"
Italian Dlalocuf', Enl'llMh Tltlf'8
TUMll., Wed .. .July 4~
. ''TllF. MUMMY'S JIAND ..
&IMO
''SLIGHTLY HOSORABLI:"
Comrdy! &fyMtPJ"l'! Chtlls!
Meetinp 1st and 3rd Monday of each mohth.
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c As IN 0 sA'N -eLEM ~'NTE
,.f!it'A#11'1flE'W . ·!MOW
Mc ·o IY YOU R
F"'tORtTE.
evard. Winning at theo game were
Ginger Cassel, Elaine Montgomery
and Alda Gorton."
Three birthd.nys wrre ohSE'rVed,
gifts being prest.1ntcd Alda Gorton
and Mary CU!!umano, whilr one
wa!!I sent to Eliznbeth Wa.ltze.
&verly Burdsall presided at A
.!lhort business session.
Members prC'sent weore viola
CornecJ, LaVf't& Lace, Alda Gor·
ton. Mary Bate11. Lorr aine Mont-
l'Omery, Beverly Burd.8all, Bee
IA.ce, Ginger ca.Mel and her niece
11nd house gue!!lt, Mrs. W11.lter Ben-
nett of Boston, Ma~s.
Doris Luckhart
is 5-uf>per Hbstess
to Friendsh~ Girls
' Ot!'<l'otlng the .,,vening hours to
making scrap bf,o ks for the Los
Angeles H o.<>pilal, the ~rid
Friendship Girl.I of the c'osta
Mesa Co1nmunl\y Church met
Tuesday. A potluc k supper prP-
ceded the w ork seossion at the
home of Doris L ckhardt. 248 E .
20th St.
Pr~ent were
Donna Nelson.
Cta~ford, Bever
I Mrs. Luckhardt.
Helen Keating,
loris J ones, Ann
Thom psoft , anll
Ann Crawford of Orange Ave.,
. ~ ~o~tca.'i ~~ th·~·-gr~u~ July . ,... • . ''{· ... ,,•4
V acatioh S · ool '
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• IACR 'IVILVOX ""'*I. of o..ta Meoa, tTylnc °"t a t tbe ~....,.
H f'ltlt ·a.udttk>n '"°""' at tbP Oorona del Mar Grmnmar School,
la<lit 1vttk. sbow will bf. ~ntecl at Rt'ftdM.,·ous Ballroom,
Sunday a t 8 p. m.
Friday Nite Dances
on Summer Schedule
at Lido Isle Club
Long Beach and Harbor
Y's Group$ to Picnic
at Orange City Park
First of the seeson'8 Friday
h.ld .t For1nulating p1an!i for the an-
ntght record danc('s wa~ nual joint picnic of the Long Beach
Ll<io Isl<! commt1nlty club house and Newport Hai-bor area Y's
with Mr. and Mrs . Wayne Mur-Me n's and Y's M enett{!s Club
dock in chargr. Colored lights are convened Thursday in the home of
an nttr:ictlvr note a.nd, as every-Grace Wrig ht, 232 Walnut Pl.,
thing Is dlm:lnctly informal, every-. Costa Mesa. ,
one is 11.AAUrl"'d Of a good time. The picnic will be held July 16
Two fnmlly groups in evidence starting at noon in Oniute City
were the Gf'orgt;> Wards with da-Park. Loura Jont-s, vice presl·
ughter Di,ane and son Dick. and dent .. presided in the absence of
lhe Jim LewisC's with Billy and President Bet:y J~nks.
&irbara, Couples inciutlP the The picnic will be-ht"ld July 16 Me~rs ,'\ntl Mes~es Spalding starting at noon In Ornr.ge City
Eas tman, A . W. Lewis. Mack Ren-Park. Laura Jones, Vier pre.st~
tro. l{ennc lh Brooks and William 1 dent, pr('Sided in the absence of
Thomas. 'President Betty J enks. ,
I n thr. younger group Wfre .'-fDr· J Wit!'! procef'ds eermarkeci for
the Lewis dnnc·iag with T rd Tiberg the purchase of h ospital ehef'ts
and he-r Mi-iqer Donit>, :T;h Bob for Camp Osceola, a wbite ele-
Roblns: Thea Beaman w l'I with phont salt,> \WU be helcf Ai the n ext D~n Ward, Nancy Dnvls with meeting of the club July :IO in
Michael . Srhhmdeman and Satty Ule home of Doris Luckhardt.
Davis \\.'Ith Hugh Wil<Jon. RefreshmC'nts of Ice crcnn1, ber-
Th.e snark bar 18 open Friday r\t"Ji, cook le.s ·1nd ;.. ffee w e r,! serv-
t>ven1ngs for the danee, fron1 8 :30 Lau Jo • M ti Lon El' . ra ne.,. yr P g, 1za·
to II p. m. (and daytimes from b··lh Ztmmf'r, France~ C11:1nt::. f'rit·
10:30 11.. m . to 4 p. m .) zie Jack80n, Grace Wrigftt and ---·I Dorothy Bradle:r.
Mrs. F. E. Wend.ling -----
c1ass1fJed ads cost little, do much.
is Surprise Honoree
Frt'de rick E . \Vending, !l17 Nnr·
clssus nvenue, Corona del Ma.-
honor ed hl.<1 wife Ellt'n with a !'lur-
prisr luncheon and reception Tues-
day at RosAn1o r<' cafe. A rterward
the pnrly went to the Wendling
htJ nle for opening or gifts and
refres.hm £'nts of ict'd watermelon ,
the day being completed by an
evening at cards. 1
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. U .
S . Pa_ckard, Roxie Mason, Sophia
Benson, Mr. snd Mrs. Al~rt Gale,
Mr. and Mrl'J. Jesse Elderkin or
Pasadena; Mra. Bessie BenedJet,
CUTle Ramsey, Freida Taylor, Mr:
a.ncf Mrs. C. M . Afeeks. ).!rs. RoMrt
An1 es. Mr. and. Mrs. James Fitz-
geraJd 1'.fr. and Mrs. Carl Ivy, Cor ·
nna del M Rr; Mr. and Mrs. \\ralteT
Shc>rry. Laguna Beach: Mr. and
Mrs. C. M . Hansen, San Clemente:
?.tr. anll ).frs. Kenneth Lee, Santa
Ana: 1t1rs. T . H ord Seeley. B11dboa
anti '-fr. and Mrs. A . C. Andresen,
N <'Y.'po rt.
Mr. & Mrs. J. A.Taylor
Entertained Guests
Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Collins,
son-in-liiw and daughter of M.·.
and Mrs. J . Arthur Taylo r of Lldu
Isle were wrek encl guests In the
Taylor hom e.
On Saturday evening they were
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•4 -.~
Cooks' houseguests,. Robert
Brinkley. a cou.<1in fron1 N <-'W Mex-
·THE CIRCUS ROOM
ONE OF AMERICA'S
OUTSTANDING
RESTAURANTS!
Food Espe;tly Prerri-
' ond
0 rtM'.lotlAly Ser.tad, lo Our
Unique Dlalq Boom
Free Indoor Parklaa
NeXt Door. t
.fn Long Beech . •
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l?tlla10 --
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HAS NO PLACE
"Prt.ctlca.l pollttca ha.a n~ place
tn . pra.ct1caJ ·oonservatlo .. _De
Until tbe:lr n t.bme a~ <Wat
Royal lS comp1~ l:M:r. and Mn .
Ma.rshall HobSon l...,.e bouae ~
or Mrs. M . B . Brill 188 Broo.,,..y. trolt Tllbee .
$1.85
TOPS ln FOOD
TOPS IN l!lN •
TERT AINM'.ENT
Coat& Mesa.
f1RN lN v0tri! tnbrru:; CAPS
.,. T RICRAllD'S I UDO MARflEI'
I or at ~
.i.R. PEPPER ~~G 00.
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Grand tjpening
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FRIDAY, JUNE 30
SATURDAY, JULY. 1
MONDAY, JULY 3 . , I
HORACE HE I Bil
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Sunday I
-~·U .~rt ...;-f~trP!. M ~t :.
,
. ~ITELY • d
T\\'O RIG NITES -_,tTLY Srd and -Ct.
Flnt1 Food -Coektalltt -C'.okfl Bar -9 p. rn.
Admlfl.!11.lon: Saturday1o1 and. Hollday!l, Sl.00; W nJ~ 15c
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Buz~:i' Onoene
"l!.O
OLIE O' TOOLE
116 TIME:
R"DIO "RTISl
Classes to Receive
C.ttificates[ Friday ,
Cehificates wil} be awarded stu-
dentS ot the 011.i~ Vacation Bible Sch~l of the flr:1t Bapti!'tt Church
ot odsta Mesa at1. corr:mencen1l'nt 'P't"~am tomorrt,w I Frlllay 1 'll
1 :30 p-m . In the !c hurch.
ico and Miss Toni Kur;ermitz of ._ __________ ..;;_;~---------------------·1'1-... ---Portland, Oregon. Just graduated ..... 5
from Oregon State coUeg-e, she Is
touring the United States and
Eastern Canada with her parents.
They will return the northern
route and she will teach at Salem,
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How. Ab0'1t Your ~M
Phone Har»Or I
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• Girts • e Glrl!li e
Or"gon in the fall.
I A\'l'~rage daily :itter.dlnf"e has
totallea 170 chll r en.
RES01 TRCES ARE TRUSTS
''Unles.'i we think of our natural
r<'SOUrCe!'l as trusts for oui' heoirs,
lhel"f> will con1e a day when -there
\VIII be no gon1e to hunt or fish
to catch."__:Governor Earl WR!'• I 0 SS I
Fine Italian Din111tr1
OPEN FoR LUNCH
COCKTAILS
Ultt c-t RWJ'.
P11. nu. nl!O c-.i.1 Mor
Jrood ... ..-to 1:11 .. m.
STt;AL CRllllCB SJGN
Tlrif'ft Of a flbrr board lfgn
troO\ the corner near the Eben
club ln Balboa Saturday nJg!lt
was reported to Newport police
enl'ty Sa.nday by Rev. 0. H. Wied)
man of tbe Fjrst Baptl.8t cllUn:b..
The aip. tta.d ''Welcome-Baptlllt
Cllurch." .. ' .
lfALllflJT JftlN
• . -Oo·-.a. ... -"' ......... •llo .... _.,. le .... •
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. ''I µKE A M1N who ls proud
ot th' place \Vhe~e he lives." Abe
Uncoln ... 600 bf the l"t of luly. ren.
80bTT BRAD and RALPll MORGAN •tar la "fk. .. \·1•n C'an
~'!"-" second fft:riac of tae Gralmm Playen at ttW' t.aruna lk!lfl't• Pi.yh()l)ff@ opcnlns Wf!daeA<ta-y, June !8t.IL Tiie popalar
c.,~,.10e4"'11Y-f&lllUYj on whlcb tbe ple tlll'e "11f're Comes Mr. Jordan"
W'afl M8ed f~-Uttii Bf'l\'f'rly Campbell ,;88d Herflett ~ISfml In
~rtlaa re~ Othforw tn Uae e919-f ol 24 tne,.._ Georse
Re)'llolds. Modrtne Cooksoa. BH1 SMe!dy, Ir, --
(I ... H. Ho¥ G .... W.U.. "H~ftll,.. wUI ba\·e a Mx· all(bt run wt\b a S~y matlaee
at ~:so. All .... r..ce • ..........u ... -1 11e -~ ea11-
, hl'C' .....,_. 1968. the bos otnce •l:a,yw open trom J l &. m. •Ill. p.m.
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PAGE I -PART ) fi-' THURSDAY, ii!'le it;~lffo
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. ~ mni•.n Dr. Ren'dolph Mille r'
.Ajlnetto llblrleJ, who makea be~
11qme With~--~· to Spealc Sunday ot~ M-Lo itaylng ..iU. Mr. S J Ch h ond 1rr9. Barty c. lllirdlcl< .. 2u •t t. emes urc
MacnoUa Ave01 while Kn. Klua-
lllUI and daqHr AJyce are vlatt-
lng la mcic-t. ICll. X>.
. -.&.'("AD' 1'ISW -
While their new home at Palm spm,.p U! under coaotruollon. Mr.
and Mn. C. O. 'llcQuown of
Rivera .are gue.u Of Mr. -and Mrs.
A. H. 8maJ1. 2311 Sparb St., Collla
11-.
n... ~-br. RaJldolph M.lllor,
profemor of the Church DivlnJty
school of tb.e· Paclfic... will preach
tble °comJng Sunday at botb the
8:30 and 10 a.. m. wor8hip services
at St. James Eplacopal church.
There will be celebration of Holy
Communion at both services.
Church schoot·wtll be at 10 o'clock
b uaual.
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Ma& llOYD llOBE&Tll
.,Ent•rt&inln&' .-ntl;J.. at th..
Lido lsle bom.e-or...,_~;;_-JOrru\(I
Spangler. 113 Via Koran, Mn.
BoY,d Roberta wu hoe:teaa ~o a
local bridge group.
.A. dea.eert COUnt' ot. boyaert·
berry pie topped \vlth tee cream,
and coffee was the prt:lude to the
card dee.ling. S..:ortng were M'1ne1.
P . V. Parkes, Roberts and Wlltlain
E. Nickell.
OtheTs present were A1Jnes.
Gunning Butler. It. J . WrlRht,
Bertha. Tillo tson and C. H. Ridley.
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WJlli•m S•lisburys I
Vis if M•s• .B•~fi~e s · · · lUFFUD '.PE f U-NIAS ~j :I J. .....10'
Mr. and Mra.0 WUllam, S1llibury ' A.u. DOVBU: · an~ oona..Blll¥. Dlc)<y, Jimmy and PETUNIAS ~··log "'--~ •of '°71• :._ 25¢ Jol)nny of Berlcley, former Ooata .---._ • ..,.u .. ._
M-relldentll. ...., belng groeted ll&DDING ' . + :~m;,.:Y::·~·~frl.= BEGONIAS ~1o:..... .' b 10¢ ·
home ot Mr. and Mn. Uoyd Salls-COLEUS la l'ota • 10¢
bury, 070 Vlctorlo St. U.. of pretty eolon! ..tch
Trlpa t0 San · ntoiro. Hociywood , 5 & 10¢ Nursery l
a.nd other point.a have been ar·
ranged tor the entertaihmSit of I f..illiUiiZiilllii,So.iiiiiii' iiNii•iiwpoiiiiiirtmii"'iivd.m••TiiiUllSTINiiim••••'li'ill mj~Th~u~ro.~~ the Sallaburya. I' Walter Longrrioor and Mildred Miller
United· in Rites at Christ Church
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At tour o'clock rite.I aolemnlaed ._.. ____________ _
lD ChNt Church by the Sea unlUd
In marriage Walter M . Longmoor,
18 Beacon Bay $lld Mra. Mildred
Letson Miller, 1118 Ea.at Whiting,
J"ull~n. The single ring. cere-
mony wu performed by Dr. Gra-
ham C. Hunter. put.or of First
Preebyterian church or Fullerton.
The brtde wore a 'white linen
ault trimmed with white lace and
a white hat with sequin•. Her ac-
ceuortea were white glove• and
pink shoes, the color beinf repeat-
ed ln her bouquet of plnk roeea
and etephanotia. Lovely attenti&nt.s
were her twin daughtere. Jean a.nd
Joan Miller, In white organdy over
pink taffeta.. They wore pink hat.I
and carried nosegays of pink
roeee and white dalslM.
Miss Bette Dolan ot. Fullerton
sang Because &nd, following the
ceremony, The Lord'• Pr&yer. Or-
gan ascompanlments and the wed-
dJng-marchta were' played by
Larry King.
Or. Charles Sparkhul, son-In-law
of the bridegroom, wu best man
a.nd ushers we~ Howan:t lrwin
and Glenn Cahill.
Mn. Charles Sparkhu1, daughter
of Mr. Longmoor, and weddlng
attendanta served the weddlng
cake, hors d "ouevre1 and cham-
pagne at the reception. held at
Newport Harbor Yacht club.
The JVilW Mrs. Longmoor wore
a g-ray i;rabardine !lult on the trip
to Lak~ Ts.hoc. She attended
Northwestern· and Columbia uni·
versities and her hu..,band the Uni-
versity of Southern California. Mr.
Longmoor ha.ci been active In civic
and county affairs and serves a.s
chairman of the ci ty planning
commission. They will return
July J 0 from Lake Tahoe and will
be at home at 254 Driftwood Road,
Shore Cliffs, Corona de! Mar. . /
Nutritive Values
in Home Preserving
of Various Foods
Rclain the grcalel'lt nutritive
value In home preserved foods says
Mra. Marian PrentiSA, Home Ad-
visor with t he _A.gr1cu.ltural Ex-
tension SeT"Vlce. Any methOd of
food prl'!iCrvlltion will result In
some lo..'"' of lhe lutrlents of foocts.
For the smallest los."' in canned
fooda-u.!le all the liquid in which
the food is canned, proce&9 no
longer and at no higher t empera-
ture than is necesaary for the
pr~aervatlon of the food. A&corblc
add can be saved by solid packing
and the exclusion of air from the
jars. Ribofiavln Is sen11ltlve to the
light and ls likely to be 108t if
gla.s.oi jars are exposed to the light.
For the smallest loaa In dCehy-
dratlng or drying foods, steam
blanch rather than water blanch.
Treatment with sulphur wlll pre-
serve the color and a large part
of the vita.min C {ascorbic acid)
in fruits; packaging to exclude
the air al•o encourages the reten-
tion of vitamin C. Low tempera-
ture s~rage 11lows thiamine lo.ss.
In rreezing storage prompt
handling from field to locker ts
Important .. for retention of vita-
min C and possibly thiamine;
steam blanching of vegetablea
leaches out fewer of the water
aoluble vitamins and minerals
than water blanctting. Prompt uae
when foods are defrosted is lmpoi--
ta.nt. There is no \o!ll!ll of nutritive
value due to the freezing proce88.
New Bego nia C ir cul a r
Issued by
Agricultural Service
Home flower growers will be
tnteruted in a new pubUcatlon
just releued by the Collep of
Agriculture. The subject is bel'On·
tu and how to grow them, and it
wa.a written by Harry M. Butter-
field, agrlculturi.st In the Untver-
aity of California Agricu1ture Ex-
tension Service.
It ls noted in this clrcClar that
there are eight claues of be&on-
lu which can be crown ln C&llf-
ornia. They can be g1"0WD both in-
doors, and out dOM&-wherever
thl!! soil, -temperature and motatuTe
are suitable. and lf tbey -.re grown
with proper ferttU&aUon, prun.ntng
and winter protection.
These eight claaaea. ot cource.
include many varieUee. 'nse cir-
cul&r describea the v&tiou.I klndl
of begoniu., and teU.. how to gTOW
them. It Lo available from the ~
rlc:ulturaJ !Cxto..i--office.
ll<K Wm Sib SlrMl, 'Banta Ana.
C&litoml&.
Southern District
BPW to Meet at.
Harbor Hi July 16
Southern OJ.atrlct meeting ot
Bualne&.1 and Protj?aelonal Wom-
en·~ clubs wtU be held Sunday.
Ju1y 18 at Newport Harbor Union
High 9Chool "1th Newpol;'t Har bor
club a.a b011leal group. They will
a1eo have charge ot thi luncheon,
to be held tn the cafeteria wtth
Hanna Gilli• catering. Mabel
Flbmorrta, president, will wel·
come delegate•. /
Theme of tbe meeUng I.a "To
give specific _help to officers and
chairmen tn . work for the new
year." ~peaker of the day I.a
Geneva McQuatters, national di·
rector of legWlation and Waah-
ington repreaentattVe tor the
National F~eraUon. While keep-.
ing her membenhtp in Ontario
B. & P. / W ., Southern Di.strict,
she tipend.s three weeks of each
month In Washington, D. C. aad
one week Ln New York City ·1n
order to keep up wtth legialatlon.
She l..a also lcgt.slatton chairman
for the club magazine, lndepend-'\
ent Woman.
County groupa who will be tr
charge at tbe meeting will ln·
elude: Anaheim. music; Orans;e
and Huntington Beach, envelopes.
receipts a.nd, badges; Santa Ana,
decorations: l.aguna Beach, fav.
ors; F)Jllerton Seniors, progTa.m :
Fullerton Juniors and We:!!tmln-
ster, door prlies; Newport Har-
bor, luncheon.
Regtatratlon wilt be at 9 a. m.
doors to be open at 8 :30. Dorothy
Suthe rland la registration chair-
man and luncheon and regtatration
feea of $2.~ ahould be malled to
her at 233 Flower street , Coeta
Mesa by July 11 .
St. James Parish .
Ann . Brid.ge-Lucheon
to be Held July 19
Looked forward to as one of the
amsrtcst events ot the eummer
i!IOClal aeuon Is the annual card
nJt.rty held by the Woman'a aux-
iliary of St. Jam~ pariah. Thia
y ear, as last. It will be 8 12:30 -
luncheon to be held Wednesday.
July 19 at the parish house. Therf'
have been cancellations of two
tables, reports Ethel Brewer, ge~
eral chainna.n, and anyone desir-
ing them may ce.11 her at Harbor
:\02.
There are table prizes from I.
Magnin's and many beeutiful door
prtiea wtll be given away. Cecile
Keran Is a.asl..ating Mrs. Brewer
with prit:ea and ticket.a and Mau-
rine Elder a.nd Alice Harvey are
chairmen of opportunities.
Helen Durkee is chairman of
prize packages and on that com-
mittee and serving are BeUy Cole,
Frances Hamilton, Herache Allen,
Ann Holstein, Dorothy Hall, Dor·
olhy Yardley, Abbie Rutter. Ma.r-
ga.ret Prendergast. Kathleen Gook·
en and Margie Markham.
On the luncheon committee a.re
Elisabeth CUnningham. Katherine
Sturtevant, Aiary Seeiey and Elen
Borehaenlus. Chairmen of supplies·
are Sue Hitc hman and Norma
Allen.
Matrons & Patrons
Assoc iation Has
Pot Luck Dinner
Put Matrona and Patrons a.a·
soclatton, 0 . !:. s .. held their latest
meeting at the home ot Mr. and
Mra. Walter Peck, 1114 Balboa
boulevard, a pot luck: dinner being
followed by a.n evening of canuta.
Present were the Messrs. and·
Mesdames Sam KlMfather. W..lter
Donnelly, E . I . Moore, W. E . t..acb-
~myer;. Arthur P'ltzmorris and
;Jie Me&damea Etta Mae Coffman,
Sylvia Place, AnnJe Walker, Id&
Naylor a.nd Maude Slbley.
Unity Study Group
Will Not Meet July 4
The Unity Study Group which
meets regularly on Tuesday
nij;hta at 1221 West Balboa Blvd.,
will not ba ve a l~ture next Tue.a·
d&y which la the "4th of Ju.iy'"-
The next meeting will be Tuesday, Jbiy 11 at 8 p. m. and the sub-
ject Will be "P'allb." Everyon. Lo
welcome. ·
Cheese & Crax Club
to See Bomb Films
-Faith of. Our Fethers st. Andrew's C11eeM and cr&ck-
Sermon Sub1·e ~t .,. chlb Will meet tonisht cThura-~ lay) •! the chllrch 1rilb Chad Twi-et St. Andrews o11o11 -c mm. ot Ute atom
• bombing at llUdnJ &toll and Ute -Faith ot Our P'&u.e;._" ia ..,._ batUe ol Ol:ln&wa. '"lbe. Jl'leet
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SALAD MACARONI GOLD MEDAL
POUND CEUO
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CORNED BEEF .
ORANGE ADE
WINE VINEGAR
LIBBY'S PEAS
SLICED BEETS
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AIMOUIS
12 OZ. CAN
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46 OZ. CAN
MAYNOR
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