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In GOiia Mesa MH#ing
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Feminift.• Topic lor Assistance League
~AC ReclptOCity Day Hears Mn. Irvine
aa.nn and Good QrocmSna On Coun+y Organization
will be UM subject of the apeak-. New omcen wen lDltaUed er, Mn. Emel'7 Sbmnan ee.rdl-MeetJn1 for luncheon ln the
MMD Nffport .Beacb l'ln!mien'w lq, at tbt IJIOIHID ol tbe Fri-bame of Mn. Ja!De8 Ropn,
amf.llai'y inn at the home ot dq ~ dub on-1"1-kk.Y. at membcn of the Harbor ~
EDeD • __.._ 15th and n-.. -2 p.m. In A.mer1can Lesion 'ban. ance l••11n .... heud a. notable re--"'~... ......-..... Tlala 11 Redprodty D&Y with ---
&'WWI, C.C.ta M-. • ~ dubl tmtted tu attenct. port and overa.ll review of the
~ Jla)o4ml, nth1na Jftll-T'. will be •"4 lnltead of Oranp County leque l'lwn by
clftit. actec1 u 1mt&Wn1 omo.r. ti. .w 1andaeon and bol1-el Mn. James tmne, tta founder.
lliiW Were: Dorothy Albrilh~ wW be Mn. Reuben P!Ka Mn. Ovft' li.000 'bu bttn l'a18ed
p •11Mrt; Vlvtan BaJ-, W. ==.~~Ha¥· and dllpemed by the Oranp
Jll-ealdlot: leCNt.ary. tnaurer, County Aa18tance l~ague for
Leia Woocllnanilee. charitable purpoee &1nce.. lta
Omunlttea appointed were: Sf. Andrews C"urcl; toundlna ln .rune. 1937, Mn.
Jae ~· flowen; Zmobta To Hold fim Imm •tated. The Orarae coun-rn.t. pablldo and .:np boolr. • ty pvvp comtata ot m hfancbea.
Oll'fle a..see rece.t•ed • birth-A1tn11ol Meal1n9 )ocated 1n Santa Ana. Anaheim.
4q ~ and I.di Woodn\t"·ee ,,. ant •-..J Pl I I tins ~.SL Oran&e. FuJl.-ton, Hwltfnaton wm the sped.al prbe. SW.al Allehawa ~ daµftb Beach and the Harbor, with a
...,.... recetved s:Uta tram tbRr will be held tcllllllrt' at m ddodt mmnbenhlp totalina 350, and u
• acnt·DIJI. A pme ot whoapl at Goodell hall; OUUt Qiurch a sroup ~ ~me sax> a
... foOoWed by the 8B'"ftnl al bJ tlw S... tbll allo belDa 1.he month for canett care ln the
JNft.....,,.,ta. ---~ tmnll7 dinner . ·Prwnt' for the ewtdna .,.... nJCbt Yiii. county u well u 1upp;rting ln-
the MMfe!DM VMu Bai.. 'n.. Rw. TldDM 0-. wt.n n\&Jntt'able other .and local cbarl-
OIJ.ft aeu• June ~ .._. -.... Ud''NDGl'ta wm be Mani , tt•. ·
IDI ConMU, Earl)'!' . Albr1abt. Jrcn~.u dlardt -...madaM. m. Rqular monthly reports weft
Darotbi Albrlaht, LoU Wood-cl'dns tM I dan, dluldl 1fvm wtth Mn. Robert Walke'!' maosu. Lavcme Berry, Nanna .._ board al ~ ..,_ '
Brllcoe, Eath~r JohnlOft. Alma §i'€Woma•e ~ and tefllna of Olrtetmu welfare ac-
"nlclmplon, Leonora Zube, Mona W..•t-ur fellowtibip. tJvtUee. and Mn. Rowland Hoda· Budin~ Ellmu ~ BT..Jawa wm be adapted and a k1n1on. dfilcua1ns extension ot ... ~Tb.er-A'-mM "I ~nu .,,.. held rtpll't n:mdlt cm. die bUdpt. Two dental clinic care.
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Oiclllen ~ will ~ t Grlttla m •90Je; ••Au Clalre de la
Ulm' winter ODD~ 'l"uelckY. Lune." Verne; 11Dllone de Cbape-
Jan. ~at 8:11 p.m. Ja Santa Ana let.•• TQtor. and "Cha.mo.n de
EbeU dub a•tort11111 with 11.n Karie Antoi.Mtte."' Jaeoblon.
Batten Steffensen of Corona clel The flr\al ll'OUP of numbers Mar cUrecUn1.· F.atber Vast Gor-wlll include many Victor Herbert
doa wW be accompanlaf. favorites, In whlchi a four-hand
On the tint ""'O\IP of·numben p[ano a~pa:ntmmt Will be pro-.,. • F 1 vided. with lJa.nna Lamont u-~ boBe 'it~~ •Una. Solol1lll featul't!d· In the &Dd "Waltr• by • order ln which they appear will s.nor Embree wm ht eokllR-be Patsy Wonbam, Harriette ·~ to the 8Un;" Rbmk)t-.Jonea, BoMle Griffin and Althine ~· ~ a.ad Plummer. Praile." ~. "Let . My Following tradJUon eatabllahed
SotlC F1ll Your Hart" O\arles, in put seuons. it wu announced
and •'The A.rtlAD.. Ware Yllth that the 1ln.1en will entertain .,.....,__... S • ,_._ • -their guest.a at ·..&n after-concert ~ty ult.a as ao-t. supper to be held ln the peacock
Group·three wW open "Sc:me-l"OOm of the club. Mn. Anthony ttme. I Feel L.Uie a Motherlel8 J Anton la .,.eneral chairman tor O\Ud," Howort. 10kliilt Carol . • a---&-. •<1D•·· U ~..ti., the affair. Admiuion to the IUJ>-.,._m: n.wo P ~aer"' a per wW be by carcb, which will
Rbwwaid ~111t.1nlt'ht, Bo be issued by Ceclllan members.
wmnm di. tht w~ ew-nlna' aquare ~ce ctW wear
t.hefr prettiest ~cbli dreuea
and 10me of the mm will be in
coatume when MynJO "Lefty"
Davll of Lynnwood and South
Ge.te la caller next Wedneeday,
Jan. 26, at Newport Be&cb
school.
~ l\.leal caller ls famous
~hout Southttn cautomla
and tt la demed that u many
members u pcmible be 1n at·
tendance. 1be8e c1Ulle9 are ~d
each Wecmetday eventnc unckr
th~ adult eduaa tion pr'Oll'llm.. Be-
ilnnen came at 1 :30 p.m.. and
replar daridn& bestne an hour later
Cub Scout Pad 110
To Meet Friday,·
Comm/Hee NameJ
CUb Scout Pack 110 wtll meet
Frkk1 at 7 :30 p.m. ln Corona
del Mar IJ'amm&r IChool audi-
torium. CUbmuter Bob Roth-
well will be ln charp, wtth Bob eaw. u umtant. The pack 1a
IJ)OnlOntd by Nettr" Beach nementary achoo Parent.
Teacher aAOclatJon., and the
ecout ~cil hu annOW>Ced the
19'9 charter la betnr SJHP&Ted.
Theme of the eYenlna wm be
Musical 1.natnJ.mente and MJns.. ~ St>o.... and Dens 1, 2 and •
wW atw aldta.
On the ICOUt committee are
CUbmuter Robert Rothwell·
Grant Howald,. CUb Peck com:
mlttee cbalnnan; John Kee.ker
tftU\rll'; Bob Callta. aaiatant cubmuta: Fred Murph;y and BW Stieferwall
Newport Bride-fled
Honoree/ al
Family Party
Franlc Gteer Talce~ Role
111 Coming 'Comedy
At Laguna Playhouse
Frank Greer has taken over
the role In Whlcl'I Kenneth du
Maurier was originally cast In
the F ebruary productJon ot "Out
of· the Ftylng Pan" to be staged
at the Laguna Beach Playhouse.
Greer began rehea.raalJ when du
Maurler '?U called unexpe<:tecDy to San Frandaco.
Included ln the ca.at of five
women ls Gtttrude Zint, well
known to Playh<>UH audiences tor her character rolH. Mias
Zlnt d.lrected the flnt workshop
play of the tea.son, "Nothlnc But
the Tnlth," hu had acting and
directorial experiences wtth the
Puadena CommunJty theater.
and WU'tlctive last tea.ton ln aev-
eN.I Laauna Beach Playhouse
l hQwa.
"Ille action of "Out of the Fry-
ing Pan"' occun In an apartment "Ott 'nmes Squa.re" In New
·York Oty. Slnce the charac~
are would-be show folk, and
their apartment la d.lttctly over
that of a Broadway. producer who
ls about to cut a road 1how
company, there fl occulon for
much oomedy and actJon.
EvminJ J>ttfcrmanct!ll at 8 :3& p.m. begin on Feb. 2, and run
through Feb. 6, with a Saturda.y
matlnff at 2:~ p.m. on Feb. 6.
The entire production la un4e:r
the direction of Jack Bania.
T ry-Ou#s loniglrl
For Coda Mesa P-T A
Comec/y Production
The Angel -ol. Red Can)'On i.
the Wfttem comedy eelected by
Colla Mesa Parent-Tucher ....
eocla tJon, tor which tryouts wt.11
be held tonight ln the Main
echool audltorlu.m.
Mn. Emat McOellan. presi-
dent, aak1 that all persona In ter-
ested In taking a part ln the
play come to the tryout. Mn.
Helen McTaggart will be cllttctor
and the pla.y wlll. be presented in at Uw hon\t al Mn. Sevlea. MW' eldlrs wlD be eJeet9d.. It wu announced that Mn..
Stanley Oamben would succeed Mlu France. Tummell of
Bv Mnc:c!or Mn. Jack Billman u recordlnc Newport Beach and tleT fiance
March. .
IA.at year the P .-T.A. put on a
moat tucceaf uJ play, procee<b
going to buy pf&J\08 tor the
IC.hoola ... Thll year they are
Plan.nlni to -purchase playrround
equipment for a nqw school that
wtU soon be-Wldtt oonstructlon.
" VllBla' eecntal')' followl.Jur Mn.. Hill-Gordon Lockett. were honored at .--.liiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiliiiliiiiiiiliiiii-iiiMiliiiiiilill_lliiil_____ man'• ft9ip.atlon 6oal the <>fflce, a tam.Uy party and lhower given ~ ....... ,. ... 0 sis • ... ..... and that Mn. Jama Roctta had by Mr. Lockett'• arandmother,
t-. .... U.i.M.._..._........., been appoln1ed reoord.l.ng eecre--MN. Anna A. Hill, at the home
,.......,. ...... --.... ---.;..--~--• . ..,. ol. the Oftftp 0Nnt)' ~ ot !lil parent&, Mr. and Mn. w.
utive eommittee-. B. Lockett. ~ North Broad-
Mn. William Holstein pve a Wll)', Santa Ana..
briet nwume of Junior acttvttles, · taA bridal lll1i&ngement. of white tolJowt.na whlch the meeting waa pera and a weddlng bell cen-
adjourned. tered Uw refreshment.a table
lln. E .T. Chapman and Mra. where Mia Viola Hill. aunt of
E4pr Hill aaiated Mn.. Roeers . the '-Tklearoom-to-be, poured
u co-hoe~. A.lao U&iatlng were Mrs. Clester
• Hartley of Redlanda and Mrs
Sam Colllnt of Loe Angeles · Diocesan Auxiliary !he w~c11ng la .et tor . uu.
T H a ._,. •P•'•ng. ...... Lockett ii a. grM-0 .ar r1e11u1ng uate of the University ot Califor-
E • I 8• h nta at Berkeley and the brlde-p1scopo IS Op elect was graduated from t~
Univeralty ot New Hampshire.
Valentine Carel Party
Planned by
Harbor Star Club
A Valentine card party w1ll be
held at 8 p.m. Feb. 10 fn Amer-~ Lea:;lon hall. Co.ta Mesa. un.._.-auaptces ol. the Harbor
Star club. ~ and any other
game deslttd lllt\Y ~ played.
Tickets are l1 each and may be
obtained trom Mn. Regina ())(.
tJe, Beacon ~2.
FAC Bridge Section
Will Meet Jan. 26
The Bricke section of Friday
Atternoon cf ut> wtlJ meet at 12 :30
p.m., Jan. 26. A deaert course
Will precede play. RewrvaUons
lhould be made w1lh Mra. E. I.
Moore. Beaeon ~w OI' 6465.
'hre-ht-0..~wr. Lun· mean meat in cans 1.s mmlY fill-tnc for the )'Ollnllt.er'I JuncllboX
sand'ak.ia. With the portim
that•a ~·•Uy left over, >'V'l am man a ~ meat DIP iuncta ru thls: Okie the 1ettanr' ~
canned ttlnc:Mou meet. 1\an • to a ~ wtth one ea 0t ~ = ball ,or ..-i pea -.. and..,.,
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JOBPAEOOKA
Vlafting San Dleco Jut Friday
were memben Of the Ad\118ory
Committ.ee for the Newport Ocean
Sail l n e AasoclaUon•a Newport
Harbor-to-Enaena~ InternaUonal
Yacht race. Mect\lnr' with mem-
bers from Mexido at the San
Dleao Yacht club the 1)l@nlna
group di.scU&Sed 111aJ1Y ot-tJte cte:.
tails involved ln ,nakin& such an
event successful.
Governor Earl Warren hu noti·
fiM Mayor Dlclt ~e that he
Will be here fo~ the 1949 event GORDO
and wm sail on one of the con-.. '
tenders. Mayor Ernesto Zenteno
or Ensenada 8¥ured the group
thnt Governor /AlfonaO"-G a r~ la
Gonzales will be on hand again.
It will be remembered the gover-
nor's presen1e added much to the
colorful presentation ceremonlea
laat year when he ~ hll
trophy to the winner.
Vice Commodore. Paul Rayburn,
u of flclal hoet for the San Diego
Yacht club, offered the facU1t1et
of the club for all returnin1
yachtsmen and eXlll'HSed the hope
lhat many would stay on club
moorings untll the 14th of May
for the opening or the club for
the season.
The local group.attending were:
lrayor· and' Mrs. 'D l ck Dral<e;
Commodore JUld Mn. Richard Fen-
ton, or Southern California Yacht·
lng Aam.. and chainnan or ·1.he
NOSA advisory commJttee; Presl·
dent and Mn~ CUff Chapman, of
NOSA a n d gmeral comm1 ttee
chairman. Attending from Ense-
nada were : Mayor and. Mn.
Ernesto Zenteno; Mr. and Mn.
Walter Hussong, general com-
mittee vice-chairman for Mexico;
Mr. and Mn. Genaro Gongon. En·
senada Chamber ot Commerce and
Mr. and Mn. Santor Cots, presl·
dent chamber of comme~.
NOSA members from San Diego
were well represented wrtb Alon.zo
De Jessop. Geo r 1 e Kett nbura.
Gene Trepte, Commodore and Mn.
H. Edmund Balley of PCY A and
member ot advtaoey commtttffi,
and CommodOT'e Elmer Muhl 01 •
the Coronado Yacht club.
RED CROSS PICKS
lst AID TEACHERS
Ftve Harboritea quaJlricd foT
Red Cross tint aid instructor ap-
pointments for 1949, It wu an-
nounced by local Red Cron head-
quafters. 1
' The appointees lndudtd Frank
<'rocker and Richard Malone of
Balboa. Donald Garrett of New-
port. Ralph Randel ot Corona del
Mar and Mildred Mathews of Coa·
ta Mesa .
Joan Westlake of Corona del
Mar reccivC'd a w ateT safety In-
structor appointment this year.
TARZAN .*
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NOTICE TO (JJUWITOq
No. GllOI -Dep$. !
IN TOE ~UPERIOR COURT OF
THE TA TE 01" CALJ'P'ORNl.A
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF ORANOl'J
MARY WORTH'S FAMILY *
S AMUEL A MF .. YER. PlalnUff,
vs. LUCIUS S . SMini, llI, De-
f cndant.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
to the cr{d.iton or and all per-
sons having claims against the
pa.rtncrahlp known as th~ New-
port. Harbor PubUshlng Comp1ny
and aaaJnst Clyde F . Rex. Re-
ceiver of the ~ewport Harbor
Publishing C::-ompany, whlcb clalma
have accrued up to and loclu~
the 22nd day of DecembeT, 1
to file them w\th lhe undeniped
at the law offl~I of Max Hurwitz,
2611 West Central Avfllue. New-
;M>Tt &ach, Callfarnla. on <W' M-
rore the 10th day of February,
L949.
Notice Is further given that all ~Jal.ms or demandl shall be ~
')Ol'ted by atftdavit. and shall Mt
iut the amount n.nd nature of any
iecurtty or lien held by claimant
>r to which claimant may be e&
Jtled. Bild allO any ¢aim ~ pre-
·erence in payment of the UMta
n the han<IK of the undeftil[J1e(l
ia Recelver of the N"'PCJl"t flar-
t0r Publishing Compm.y.
Notice ts turther given that aD1
1alms not tiled by the 10th da.1
11 Febt'uar)', 19'9, or not flied in
1ccordance 1rith the above lnatr'UC-~ may be d.lu1Jawed ln the
ba'etlon or the Oo1U1..
>ated January 5. 1919~ ~YDEF. ~ ~lver of the Newport Har·
boT Publlabln& ~Y· Pub: Jan. 6. 18. ~lMa
l"Vt S()JTI.HlO
THE. AU04E.HC£. UP
r<>R 'r'OU,PIX1£!··
1 THINK TMtY\L
at ll'JNO HOW !
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AW DAY -t''tried ill ~ ~
-...... ~:to pt a hot~ Of f!Olfee;
But the l>hOne startecl to ~ even belore
briakfMt. B 1.
the time I 90t
to the table -cold coffee. 80
I1tarte-4.U
aver aaeln, but
that's the war
It went all d&Y~
Evel')' time thla
drlp 4M bir
atuff with the
drippcr, u..
waa n cr1ai8 of
BOme eort\. ~ .-m I mean with no coffee t0 bolater the l'l'Mll'ile r
Oea ug, lacb'! You may be
oqe of the ten best dreaed wo-
mut in "A.merlca """ though ~u can't anora a'1>1or. Al a
matter of tact you may make ~ "OUI' own clothes and a till qunlH-J toi· m<mbc.'rah1p. For ·t\coordlng
to Mary Mll.11. one of the film
c.olony s top deailit'ers, the world's
nlOll Charming cnscmble.s are
Cl't'akd 011 the--M.wint machines
of a miW<>n American homes.
"The dreael t h a t American
women are makJng and we•ing
today," declared M l 1 a 'fJWa,
"are prettier, more practical and
ln beltc?l· tasle than many or
t he cxpcnslvr cloth:.21 being
bcln.: forced on ttwlft by a small
coterie of atilt le makers. nie stigma qn ached to 'horn~ mades' h become a _ mark' of smart dlatlnctlon."
Mias wms, a pert young wo-
man with blonde hair and -6 trim fllurc, la. well qualified to speak
on the subject of style. Ooe of
the few 'fashion dc.alpera in the
world to hold a trulJter of art.a NOT ONLY 'fHAT -Not only.
that. but my head la 1o1na
around· ln a alow spin. 'nu-ee revoluUon.t one w.y, then we
rewree. Thia drum buatnea t Oh,
we broke down nnd bou&ht JUCb-
ard a 'Mt-<XJmplete with' ftre
degree from Yale. she a 1 a o ----------------------...,---
a:raauated with the high e It Sell It Through Classified Advertising * honon tram the Unlvenlty of New Mexico and turned down _:..:_ __ __: ____ ~.;;;_-----================:=:-
, alum, CDW bell. ~ block -• v er y lnltruinent ol torturo
knuwri to man. He wu 10Jn1 to ~ pnctt~ on that rubber pad for
two yean -no nol9e, no wur
and tear on the nel&hbors. Well.
that luted two weelca. 'nlen tm --------------aunt bouaht h1m • snare. And
now he'• worktna away on the H ~ c~• worb. It lln't aa ll lt were only OUlel l'tfe ..nuel
•·one man •how etthe!'. tvery Among Kuonyomos . :S:':t:':'~~t.a•k~~ 01 Souflt Alrico -
nado. Before you can MY toot.
,. he'• back wtth a clarlnet, or a BERKELEY, Callt. -Amon&
trumpe~ OI' wttb J.1lano muaic the PSfmitlve KU8.Q)'aD\& nativa
dutdied ID • hot lltU. paw. I Uu4"' .. at the foot of the African cklli't know whether to have • m. dlroftlc flt or take up the tam. conttmnt, a man·1 bome la hi.a
bourlne, l!\YMU. cutle-and what a cuUel
BOT OF COURSE -But of The native kraa1, u the Ku&n-
coune, t:WrJ doUDI ma and pe ya.ma home i. . called. waa de-
want their chlldrfti to be pop-ICl'fbed by Dr. Edwin M. Loeb,
ul&r. AM I think the IUl'ellt way a.nthropoWclat who recently re-to aceomplllh that la to live -tMim IOl'Mthin& they can Ao well. t\U'ned from Africa whtte be wu
Go•• for crown;UPI. too, ~ a member ot the aouthern eecUon
coune. U you Jorive one out-of tbe Univenlty of CalltornJa =~= 'a"u~1~ Abica.n e~don. Thia aection
in eonnect1on with tame -they •Wu 1upervlaed by Dr. C. L. ctta .Ut> other enthualutl for yuu Camp, proteuOI' at J>&leontolcu
to meet, ,Ive )'OU atuff that per-on the Berkeley campua.
talm to t. and IO on. I think Dr Loeb Aid that one man•a 'ba1f the tun we have we owe · to the fact that Mama 1oe1 boU1e la a~ wooden stock-°"" board the moment an1body aded dwelltna, covertna about M even AY9 the word Mexican. IQUAl'e yarct., situated within an
oval &ardcn about 300 ~ SOUL-SEARCHING -Harktna acroa. Two-thirdl of the
bade to that lut pubUc apeaklna la ck-voted to women'• quartera.
1ellOft 111)' cla. had, we sure the remainder belna occupied by
went In for toul~eearchlng. We the kraal head or huaband and aot ta11c.1n1 about c:ompllmenta. a coneta.nt ftream of Vialtcn. On .l.nd how nice It lt to SAY tM the outllde ed&ft are cattle and
kind and ~ty thlnJ• YoU think herdaboya quarten. •
ibout PIOPJe riaht amack out 11le four to 30 wlv• are cl ... J. to then\. one ot the lirla aatd. fied by the husband Into three
"I often jlon't. Becauae l 'm afraid poupe, each houled ~ately.
ol belnl too oenon&J." Well, I The ftnt (beat) w1va aection'
don't know. Seema to me that ls the hoatcsa IJ'OUp; lM W<>-
the extrottrU who put thlnp men therein are in charse of
oo a penonal bu1a~t from the beer. the flnt are tho with The 8eCOOd wivn' HCtJoo coo-
teadUn& otten at both Harvard
and Stanford to work for pro-
ducer 8amuet Goldwyn, to whom w la now under contract. Her
recent &l.llounent w a. a • 'En· -
chantmenL"
It 11 the aoarin& coet of Uv-
lna. the believes. that ha.a aent
American women back to their
thimblea and bobblnl.
"Now the women are busy
~ Utelr own clothes aa they were 6efo~ the war. Prompted
an.inally b)' economy, they are
. ~e:1Y dJacOverinK that they can themselves Ill ore attrac-
tively and sensibly than can 1ome
atranser in a drafting r o o m thoulandl of miles away. Fed up
with fadl and tired of trends. the American woman ii a.t Jut ~Ill her emancipation from the wblml and vagaries of
a handful of fuh1on manlpu-
laton.
" D o n ' t m.lsundaat.a.nd me.
Many manutact~n are making
an honest and succeaful effort
to brine 1ooct clothes, well de-
•lcned and fairly prt~ to the
hardpreued American house-
wlle. 'niey deserve our applause
and patronage. But ln the fiercely
competitive little world of high
fuhJon a few e1ocentric de-
' atgnen aUll wage their bl tter cJvn war of hemlines and ahoW..
der-pada. drivln1 more and more
WOtne!I back to thclr sewing ma-
chlne9 every da)'.. And those
le'Win1 machines a.re produdn&
really authentJc faahJons.
··'Today women are fortunate,
because thelr'a are exoellttit pat-
ten and food fabriCI."
The really best dressed woman
ln the world te>eNly may be walk·
ln1 down Main street tn aome
small American town. And lt'1
entirely likely that Lhe makes
her own clothes, even though she
may not be lilted u one ot the
ten beat dressed women in the
world.
My readers know that I try to
describe dreaea the very best
I can ao they too can Ufe the
hlnta offered when they au mak-tna clothet at home.
thelr fellow mm. I 't 11*.D talnl the cook&. who take care
you ha\'1! to d.lalocate your DOM of the meat, ~lk and porrid&e.
pokln1 Lt Into the ot!Mr NI 11le third wives' Mctlon Ia in
bulln But a few Queltlcnl clW',e of houaek~n1. and al.lo about who'1 1'/ho ln th• l r holde ~ o_ver the beans ancf larriltln~ certalnl~ warm atrana-netlvo cabbaP. ------------
ttt .. hfart& Llt 11 a h.l1hl)t Pl!'-Dr. Loeb Aid the kruJ bead at a temperature that will make
lon&1 bus.loea. and Yo'& can't hu n creamery, butchery, and •Un? the meat will be well done • doc1ae t~ feet. a bttweiy. The wtva must feed ln the center u well u Well
011fER. HAND -There's al-
"AY8 another hand to It. ol courw. I set tired of women ""° can't talk ANYTHING but ~tia. Llfe to aome d..U
DtODle .II an endleu cUICUl8lcn Ol :tlKV frleftdl and enemies. But
. take Eileen. She lllte. to beat
the 1tutttns out of an ldM. She'll
park ln the kitchen with ~ da-
Jl"ette and a c!up of coffee and
stve you what for about low,
ad hanacy, and lumps ln the
p-avy. M~T Oh. I sp)uh ln the
chlh pan and when the ~ta too
violent, I throW a cup at her.
1be kraal head. hla aerva.nts, fol-browned but not dried out on the lowen and j\lata before they out.&ld~.
are permitted to teed t.hemaelvn In the recipe for Blade Pork
,o.nd the :ttJldren. Ste&ka Qoeole •. )'OU may or ~
not need addition.al fat for ~ the meet It the pork
ate.kl fiaft a azood amount ot
fat ln them. it Will not ~ neces-
aary t.o add any. extra fat for
brown1na.
8lade Pork Steeb Creole
1 tbsp. bacon 1 ~.rruc, ~or • l 'N-';"2 can
3 1-1.ncb thick · tomatoea
blade pork ~ cup water
&teaks ~ teasp. ..thyme
l larp onion, 2 teaspe. alt
chopped 213 cup uncooked
1 creen pew>er, rl~
Melt fat in heavy aklllet; add
mfat and brown Wl'll. Add onlon.
1ftft pe~r. prUc. tomatoes, waw, UuTne and alt; brlna to o boO: Sprtnkle rice over enu~
atrface ot llqakl. O>ftr Uaht.Jy
and cook ewer low beat witlf rice a. coobd and meet la tend!r,
about 40 m1nuta Ylekl: 6 aerv-Jnp.
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SPICI OP UFl-uae a dash of nutmeg
over CNGmecl pota-
to•• or buttered
beans. A 1prinldln9 of
caraway Heda adda
savor to pork roa1t
or spareribs.
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lightly browned. Add wclMr, bouillon
cubes, ~eG1onln9a. Iring to boll,
liMmer I~"""'· lreolc eggs Into sfm-
lfteflftg sovp, cover and cook untll
qg1 GN -... Cut bNGCI Into quarten,
toast In oven. Then place '" .oup bowls. s.rv. 1 ..... each ,......
of soup. Serves 4.
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*,,Staff Sergeant Shorb Says:
Among th.ls week's enllatmmta we have as "Insurance'' for a ae..
for 3 yean ln the reg\alar army eutt tuture. To what advant.qe4 wu Ricmard L. Shaw, 17, IOI\ of are young men ualna thf; many op.
Mr. and Mn. Wllllam B . Shaw, pcx-tunitlea offered theft tocJa¥!
156 East 23rd street. Costa Mesa. Our air force nft:dl pllota and
Shaw, who attended Newport for men pci11NS'R1 the quallftca~
high school, has reported to Fort Uona, the ~ la clear tor tho Ord. Calif., for bufc traJnJ.nc. fll&ht leadln1 to a comm1alon &JI
RecientlY a.eparated from the an aviator. · There'• an 'OIJPOl"lU·
ahny followtng 46 months servtee. nJty on wtnp" for ·every younc
James A. Frye, 21. 530 Aliso ave. man who can meet the tNt, U'4 n~. Newport Beach, nH!ll.llsted yet mly the beet can ~ aviation today in his f ormeir grade of cor-cadets.
poral. ~ has * mont.ha prior With the next C1isa or &,a nillm'1 service to hla cred.Jt, including 2 cadeU leheduled for enrollment
yeiJ'S with the occupation t~ on March 19C9 m8.J!¥ _men aJnale
in :Japan. He intends to make tbe or married. are "t&lk1n& Jt Oftr"
army his ~r and to 1pect.al-with thetr pumts. tamm-. and
lze 1n communications. A brother. friends 'Ibe9e men are between
Corporal Harold o. Frye, Ja Jn the the-~ ot ~to a~ ,..,.. old.
Anny Medlca.l oorpe at Mc:Cor-tntewient. wtU\ two years of col·
.!!}llCk General hospital, Pasadena. 1ep crectlts, or can pua an avla-
• • • tion cadet educatlorial eix~
It the future belonp to thole ticn, and :;s:,,,C.o!_ moral and
who att maktn& most of the pr-. ~ Because ent, then the avtation cadets ol 0)1l1a cal.la for atam1na u wel! u
today's rapidly-IJ"C)Wina fut.-fb'· mental aleTtl>aa, eecb piupective
1ng Uritted States air ~Ottie wm cadet mu.at pus a complete pwy------------be among tho leaden In. the deo-11eaJ exam.lnatkn
ades just ahead. Never tn the It iln't &.~~all the tJme for Harbor Hears of history ot American air J>O"ftI' haa the cadet In achooL While •
the way ~ ao ope!'l tor the phy-he'• 1e&rnlna to a pilot. he'• Hotel M•'S lka1ly flt, me!'talJ.Y alert, patri-also lMmina to be an otttcer ot
otlc Youn&' men ot the country to the aJr fOJU. Together with hla Tourist Drive carve their careen. insure their nt&ht lnstructlon an~ l1"0'1D4 I 1
livelihood. and at .the same time adiool ·atudlea be wUJ &lMorb the
"grow'' with aviation. air f~ .ni'ot llfe tlvoucb mW-A.a a resort area, Newport Har-
Now, with tM New Year open tary tralnlnr Wbm he la pwtu-bor creeled with pleuure today betore ua, we ahowd take atoclc ol ated trom aiiaticn cadet to second the announcement that tbl Sou-
Oll.l'Rlves, and find out Just what lieutenant, beneath thole lllver them California Hot~ ellQtlaUon
---wtnp and In ht. heert he will be hu outlined a s:r<>Pam to reectJ ..
SAM'S
S~A FOOD
''SIGN OF11!ESWO
OPICN DAILY
u .. m. to ll:to p. ..
comcioua ol llvinc under a hip vate the tourilt bullneu throuch-
penooal 1tandant of lntecrity u out Southern Callfomla.
an ottiorr and u an ~ for Addreuin1 MVe:ral hundred ho-
all men. tel men 1atheftd ln Loa AD&elet
All rteht men, bere'1 the oppor-. President Fred Harrla declared
tun.lty to 1tart tM YMr on the that hotela u the focal point tar
rlabt toot ... to take advan~ tourlata muat enllat aJd ol other otthe opportunity ot a llfetinw ... lnduatries ln aelUJ"a the toutbland
come down to munidi-J pier, to tourlatl once they anive.
Newport BHch, and let'1 talk OYel' '"Th.11 b a half bllllon dolla.r' an.-
your tuture ~-~ can't nual bualneel. Practically every ,et down to tile olfk:le, . me a aearment ot our economy benef 1tl
phone call at Harbor and rn from tourist doJlars. Employment. ~---•·•.iLa.., Sea F·~-· make ~ti to tee )'OU a.t trade. transportation. to mention ~•---.. your COIM!'ldence. 'Fah-enou.chf a few. are cl~ ~eared to the
n\DJ1ber of viaJton, • Harria cJi&. ...
Steak Dinnen
PBOND: LOBO ll&&<B
8'0-7-9, 802-00
Uld 824-05
LOOfCil
The Only Through Coach S.rYIC9
Los Angeles to St .. Lo11la
leserved Seat Coach•• • "'9&nm• • ._, hy
NO fXJIA IAlll .
cl&Nd.
He poln ted out that na tlonal
and lntemat:lonal towilt centen
are flghtln1 tooth and natl for thll
revenue. Sou~ Callfamla muat
out-aell the COU\petition, accordln1
to Harris, or tae»-real ~
• D&ilv Events •
TONJQlft'
St. Andrews church annual meet:
lng, 6 p. m. at Good~ll hall.
BAPW, 6:'5 p. m,.. WhJte'1 Puk
Ave. eale.
Elk'• Lodge 1767~ o'clock. over
Cundenon Drup, Ban.o.. .......,.
Friday Aftemooll clul>-2 p. m.,
American Legion hall, C.O.ta
Mesa fhll club Book eectton m -2 p. m . at clubb«lle
OJb Scout Pack 1~1:30 p.m .•
Newport IChool auttttotium
01b aeo-.tt Pack 110-1:80 p. m.,
Corona-.. Mar .:tMd
Coutllne Post. VFW--8 p. m .,
AmHican ~ hall. ao.ta
Mfla
Balboa AQllnJ dub -Annual meet.iJw, '1 :30 p. m., Newport
Hart>or Yadlt club.
Too I..te to Clallify
....-. • ....-u '2uJ*¥z • C-.. .._ n ...._,....,
11-10A11, su..ua u
................. On u • ....._..... .......
TWO S-CTL. SCRIPPS marme
mot.on 95 H.P . rtpt encl Wt.
WW Mill separate.· Enamel Aft
In POd condJtSon, ~ to nan Wlfi Install, excbane•, OI' ..n ~te. A GOOD BUY. lee
Ste BUrWell. 2810~ LalQfttAI Ave..: N•port Bffch, Pb. a..
bcr 08'72-liL 11-o-ll .
Water tJ'attlc II tncritulDs and
wtth Jt. as With Ult acUvltfett of
the automobile tntnc police, there
comce an lncreUlnl amount of
work for the water pollce--the
U. S. Cout Guant. acCordln1 to
CapL L. B. Olson, commander of
llth Cou~ Guard ctimict.
The past year showed a total of
~700 pteuure and Hlh.ln& craft op-
erating In southland waters. The
ye ar befott the figure wu only
7500. With this Jurop ln vewel rec-
lstratlon came a jump In lncldent.I
of exactly 200. These incident.I ln-
volved craft disabled, adrift, sink-
ing overdue, afire and other f ac-to~ which neceseltated a call for
help to the Coast Guard. Of 2210
persons rend(!red f&Jd, 47 were eith-
er beyond help, lost or mluing.
IWaY Ll'l"rLS BIT DJ.11'9. 19 .. .._ ~11111 la a."' I NU...• Jin. lot.~ ...,._ Typical of the 937 tnd~ntl ln w ~ ~ loc..I ,..,,,_ .,. 0..0... MHpll a .aft •f 1' c en' ar flea DMwr = 'ree,, Ir. 80 ....... 19'Ul,~ exactly 200 more than 1n
.._......_ ot Cllle Newpon Oaw•mr M31ML • ~ el to;s_ wt ..._ ...,.. artam. atwa 1947 was the case of alx men res-
... oolleot .. ~ t11e ••1ate.,. .-...-•lcb't • ._ fwt ·ts...._ la etller ...... •a ,.n.ef cueci trom the fishing vessel "Ad-.. I_... 8e1 Oro. ,....._ to on.-t.lip ..._.._. tt .._ otMI' ...a ,._.. ,_,. eethe la ... venturer" which sunk 85 miles off
0..... '"* .. re IDdade tlllo99 ....,.. .-.., 111t te l'llM• ~ ...... o1 0.-. 611 .., ldliool; tbe eoaat of Asunctlon Bay, s.Ja
..... i.a,,!fO=r; Kn.~: Dliwll .~w. lf•pwt ~ lilllltJ Lolllit 0.-. Newpon O~ CaUfornla on November 9. A Cout
w -..a, a. DallMw ... llANtlla ••Miit' II••••· • Guard plane, operatln1 out of the Junior Red GrOss·Gompletes. ----~-------~~1~~~~
Meanwhile the SS Government
ACttve, ProfHa tel.ear Jn •P~ of mcr ..... ln em~ ;;~~:t~;;:;-·
ployment for the food processing Popa ation Now Rniewlna the lft'Y'lce record ot The Jumon ai.o collected 252 new lnduatry, the number of factory
the local Red ero.. for the ~ to.YI tor bosPtabed cbDdren and worken ln the IM Anceles ln-191 000 R rt Jwt ended. B r a n c h Cha1rman Navajo IndJ&n chlldren, ln •ddl-dUltrial area remained about even J ' epG ffaJT7 AahtOn Pointed wtth prim Uon t.o wortd.nl for the local March between November and December
wu directed by the plane to the
QOt to pick up the men. Ub ~. tbe Coast Guard
la au~ to talle alarrna. How-
ever only 90 •ere turned in la.st
1ear 81 aaaJmt 118 in 1947. Most
of these falle alarms were due to
the anxiety ot families for crews
of overdue boats which. lnvestiga-
tlons showed, were not In distress.
Jn many cues one call for ald
involved several operations. Thus
the 937 lnddentl involved 81.274
different operatlona u follows:
430 disabled boats; 13 capsized; 48
stranded; 19 boat fll'ft; 346 boats
towed; 38 a.drift; 79 overdue; 29
slnklnp; 56 medlcal cases; two
men overboard; '4 Dlane ctashes;
four-bodies remvereCl; 16 menaces
to navtsation removed; and 150
tnvestlpUom and tearchet con-
ducted. .
In addltian to thete rescue op-
eratlona, the Coast Guard in tf\ls
area la also responsible for wea-
ther patroll, merchant marine in-
spection, motor boat re-cUtration,
law enforcement. recrultlna of per-aonnet, and the maintenance or
aids to navlcatlon Which includes the operation of light 1tatlons, de-
pot:a and veuels. In the perform-
ance o1 the.e duties, the 11th dl.s-
b::lct hu Z1. yap~ ..r•naka..Jn-aize.
from 24 feet to 255 feet. six a1r-
cratt. one llfeboat 1tatlon, ont! ra-
dar beacon at.atlon, one loran sta-
tlon. two moort.no. a buoy depot, a
radio 1tatlon IU}d nine llchthouses.
Six ,hundred arid aevent;y-five offi-
cers and enlltted mm are on duty.
INCOME TAX AID
GIVEN IN COAST
COLLEGE COURSE
to ac:eompllahmenta b)' memben of Dlmes. of tut ~· lt wu dlaclosed yes-A quarter mllllon people have ol Jun.tor Red Croll actJve In ·~OUr lllani fer 19'9 include tttday Paul ScharttnbeJ's, di-been added to the 1tate'1 popula-
Newpurt tchooll. He anncu.nced put;Jdpafioa lD the lllten&tional rector o lnduatrlal relations for Uon during the lut year aooord-
100 per ~t cnrollmeftt ID the tchool ellrraponditnoe achanl'e. California. ins to the California Taxpayers'
Junior membenhJp drive ttee'ntly the ptt bClll lln'IT&m. maldnc tn1 Declines tn mc:»t fielda off~t A.uodaUon whJch estimates that In order to aid residents of the
conducted ln local ldloola. ..Stu-tavon tor C>ranp County bmpltal the p.tm in t.be food lliles, the 10,2.64,000 people now live ln the C.0.ta Mesa-Newport Beach area
dent memben railed ovtt '200 ln and veterarw~tala, and pia,rtt. 41reclor added. Manut~ ln-G014en State. The CTA also est!-1n the fWn1 of income tax re-~J-~}!!·~~~~ _b!1~~ ~Uo~_!: ~ ~~.and ~~~00em~~ lna~:. mates that Ora.nae count)"• popu-turnJ, Orfange Coast ~ening col-.. _ ~ ~ ~ wg.&-..---..-.. _._ 11M"1 .... _. ,._.... .,..-u.:u .... -ken. ~ latioo wu up to 191.200 at the Lege la of ertna t}Vo alX-hou.r cours-
jecta." Albton at&ted. PGndenc» portfolloe ocmt•tntn1 pie> Area fact.or'J empk>Jment thLt 1tart of the current year. ea ln Income Tax. ·~ an ectucatlonal pro-t~Jetten, aam=;l-ana and Deoembe'I' wu 800 above that of It alto r-eprewnta a total near~ One tection wW meet tor three
p-am. ~ of-wtdcb la to banclJiCraft J::: t b • way .......___...__ lut T -· ,_ 11 a third ---ater than tl~t v.•-consecutive Tuetd&)"I ln Room ....___. •t.. -i.-;.''--ol ......... .,,, ... _._.__ ve, --11 ~ year. ,.,_,.e6-we -~ ,..._. 1'!t11: •N t 0 --bor bJ h ICh I ~~ r-~............ "'-.i' ft.I(~-........ .... ~-a<IW\ -r---In 8°0, acco-'1n° to •k-n..11\ ,_ .. _ ~ 01.1 ewpor u.e.a· g ()() ....,,A .. ......._ wtth -• .-. thln.k and ...... will be tent to auv .. ~ a year_ .... '"'..a"' ~·~ • n&.1 • u.1!11:' _, "'""'.,.. ~ .. ntn Ja 25 Th th
f,_.::i: -·ce a J": ~·~ acboOli ._ ~ countnee." Mid alrcraft, a.utomobUea, appe.ttl, and 1us. 11le a.uoclatlon'1 ttV1aed eatl-u.;•~· I an~ · e o er
.._.__.s-to • •11 -'•'• ___.._ ---.....-IJl1,n111'a a n d publJ:lhina. In-mate for 1948 it 9,974,350 and the section will meet or three cons«· --..~ UM --. ~ au-. ,_ awataa with alPlf1ca.nU lower censua for 19'0 1ave the 1tate • utlve ~ ln Room 9 of the
ol tlw communlb' and to carry ''Tbe000aceompllahmenta of our .:Sela tn ~ l9'8 ~ In total population of 6907,387. Conunet,ee bulldln1 on the Orange
Jta Jcltala to lbe )'OUtb ol other 19,000, ~~:= = ,Deoembft' 19t7 1"'ft fUmitutt ln liMl the• Popul~tlon paued ~arycoll~~ ~epuaoo·~~~ '=~~.~ u;, ~tt,.~ ~ U:,. dellnJUlY an &Det ln rubber, and lnm and tteet ' the seven rnllUon mark and by presented~ M;, J . E~HDdttth.
Balboe 11.land. Harbor Junks Red the lntern&Uonal alt\latlon." con-NondUrable 'looda tnduat:Jiea em-l9e wu nearly up to nine mllllon. attorney-at-law a,. acbJewd a commendable duded Mn. Tubba. Dlcwed 18,300 producUon worken Los An1eJes county continued ---·----dot_.,. In ia..to " •-~--(n -December an tnc:Mue of aJ,.. to lhow the creatat lncreue ln KANSAS PIO'NIO =-~~·oe ._.,. _,_. l:r= More ••e moat 2.000 from the PftVioul popuJatJon u Ulil year'1 ettimate ON IAH. M
Mn. Tubbe u Jumor Red crcm . ... month. The December total, hcM-I.I up 130,000 over laat l'ffJ"• Newport Bu.ch people who att OlaJ..rman. Planned and directed A Appll..-..-.AI~ f!'ftl' wu all&htly below the year• brln&"tna lt to 8,98U500. Severai ex·Kanla.nl may be lnterested ln
acttvttJes te11 Harbor are. ll"UD-...,_ llUlla old ~ of t(M.600. coun-t.la lncludins San F?ancllco tlle announcement that the KanJu
mar ecboo!t.J. aided by two te&cbft. Are Receh'9d l~•H betwftn November and la.t In PoPUlation durtn1 tbe put State todety of Lon.I Beach will llPODIQl'I: MIU Mucclla Rob1nlon, ---.--Decemb9I' tn lron and 1teel more Ye a r ·. San Francllco county'1 hold thelr annual Kansaa Admll-NeWi>ort Beach Grammar achool Al.molt 10 000 -aom Who have than ottlet &'a.Ina ln ahlpbulldlnc population ta atimated at 718.!500 lion Dicy platlc Jan. 30 tn Bixby
and Mn. Bonnie Lana. Corona deJ not been cetttnl" apct and bllnd an4 aircraft eo that factory em-compued lo 746.700 1n 1968. park, Broadway and Olerry.
liar Grammar -.cbool. aid hem the atat. have appliecJ ployment tn the dunble aoodl .. •'Jn lddltlon to a buty dame8Uc !or theM PQmenta ln the ftnt 4Jvlalon u a whole decreued by ~our atudeta found t1me week that vot~ Propc> mare than 1.500 to 140,900 ln . ~rm.-.n~ ~ t: &l~·~~e::·ftleued ~t~~teln~ =
other' oountrlea, and responded t.oc1q by Mn. M1l'tle wm1.,,,.. cooda p:oup 1a aPIS'OXim&tel)' 2.000
wbolebeuUdly lo a chance to do MW IOdal 1'fifan director. who above Deceutber 1947. 90lnethJ.na about It.•• Mn. Tuhba wu named to that position by
•tate4. t.,,.,. ot the lnltiatlw Jll'Ol)Olltlon. ua.. I Inell I LlaUDs accompliahmmt.a fer the She eettmatm that betwMn • "' I a· s
put yur, Mn. TUbbe reported and 85,per cent of the 10..000 wW ft--~&..;...1 tO _ eompledon ot a Chrtttmu lilt be qualltled u peDlionen. .....,.-1111':U _ boRa contalnlns hfi<h, acbool St.aw offidala have estimated ..
and pt.)-•tema, w Tha.n1usiv1na that M,soo .,-ed and bl.lncl per-Rotarv Members and Olrlltmu tray favon !or bas-80N wtll come on the roUa b)' • I r.:-1~ educational boxe9, and next June 30 when the current A WOl"d Dicture ot war-time lndJa .::;;;;;;;=;;;;;';;;or;;;;chJ;;;;;lctreri;;;;;;;;;;CJWneu.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;flacal=~yev;;;;;a;;~;;•;;·==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ wu pa.lnfed for Newport-Balboa I"" Rotarla.na at the1r weekly dinner
FRESH SEA FOODS
Y.isit Our New Refoi{ Fislt Deparlmenl
Open SeYen Daya a W•eA
LOBSTERS-CRABS OYSTERS-SHRIMP
-~$p1cl1I lids Week -
Fllet of Rock Cod • •
meeti.na Tuetda,y niaht when the
memben beard a talk by Guy
Harvey. farmer army otficer who was on duty thae for 2~ yean.
Har\le,y, who WU introduced by
the chairman for the day, John
Keeler, told of ~encea ln lfhe
tam.toe.ridden l&na and de9cribed
conditionl theft. Olrontc malnutrl-
tiQI\ la .vident Ill the undcr-nour-
llhed bocUe9 ol the muses, be aa.ld n.e people'• hunser Is emphulzed
by the bordel of t>egan , many of
them deformed. who are found ev-erywhere 1n that land.
BecaUM ot beiJli con.itantb sur-
rounded by aenna and ddease, the
IMSan coolies deiftlop an lmmunJ-
b' to <:e'l"t.a1n maladies which are
euUy caqht by ne'NCOl'nen, be
aaJd. No effort LI made by the
coolJes to take limp)e unitary
precauUona and it i. a common ld&ht to aee maaet of j>eOple lea.Ye
a train to culP their drtnklna wa-
ter tl'om a n>edalde ditch, the IPMker added.
Prmdent Hadd R1na Pl'ftJckd
«Ml' the ~ Kurdbck Mana-fWd diatributed tlclteta for a Girl
8ecMrt beneftt the Ro1ar)' club .. ~. Kenneth Dell and Geo. Boll~ Jr: wer-e tatioda.ad u
Hmry to the She Shop this week to
take advantage of . these and other
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May 14.Race
ido Event
A weekend of special radng
vil1 open the busy 1949 sea.son
or the Lido ale Yacht club on :at~. May 14', accordin1 to an .nnounoernent yesterday by Conr
iodore Cliff Olapman.
One race will be held that day,
>llowed by a dinner party in the
vening. On Sunday the club will
tart two races, makinc a three-
aoe aeries for the Invitational
'ent. On July 9 and to the club wm
artictpate In the Chamber of :ommerce perpetual trophy raoe
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annual race la sailed on a course
to Catalina laland and return.
Commodore Chapman•a Gay Wind
won this raoe In 1947 and Wt
year the E<:Stasy, owned and aa.U-
ed by Gene Bolln, .carried oft top
honora.
Another two-day aeries has been
scheduled for Aua. 13 and 14.
During the season the club wlll
conduct Intra club event.a and will
continue to encoura1e and aalst
the younger aanors of Lido Isle
ln becomln& familiar with the
aportamanahip and tradltion.n of
yachtln1.
The new fleet captain ls Geor"Ke L. Ca.rrlngton, Jr., and C. B.
Rudd la chairman ot the race CCII&
mlttee. · Other appointments ln·
elude Mn. Bene Chapman f« en-
terta.lnment; 11lomu Jones, boule,
Haviland R.ocen. ~p.
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workouts this afternoon for their Santa Ana's Leg.ion buketball-
Eutern conference hoop enaaae-en open third round play in the
ment with O\af!ey Jaysee tomor-Santa Ana atv AA lngue tonl&ht row niaht on the Coeta Mesa floor. '-J Mllee bton worked wtth aeveral at 1 p.m. ap.lnst the Concordia
combinations yesterday try1na to club at Suta Ana high M'!hool'a
find the best five but probably l)'m.
will 10 back to Bob Nettles and The Santa Ana flw-, boomed as Don Combs at forwards, Howard Henning at center and Floyd Par-the club to watch for a fut flnllb.
sons and Ralph Freltq at guards. has alree.d.y dumped the Concordia
The Plrat~ play at Ocean.tlde cuaboa twice and fiaures to )Vin
Saturoay nlgJt ln a practice aame. eaally. The revamped Legton-dub
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WASHINGTON HIGH SO. new bJa auetl whlch wW help There la a atory about a man CDillY SORE ABOUI' INAU-him znllbWJ 1n C&IT)1nc out hla ndlna one of lhel& Super-Duper
GUJ\AL; HARRY TRUMAN'S 4b'tpttcm to ua. peCJlllle wbo l1J'eam11nen. acrosa the western
GREATE8T 'STRENG'nl IS eAected him: at.ate.a. He loo~ out the Window
'MAT HE lS ONE OF THE 1. He bu a new eoqreu wblcb and aald to the porter, "I'm aur-
PEOPLE; TRUMAN'S OBLI· JI vt&orousJy. on the wbole en-orlled they'd have picket f~ces . GATION TO 110: PEOPLE IS dtoalutica.U1, wUb him. In this open OOWltr)'." The port~r
A REVrrAIJZED CABINET. 2. Ha hu a new MnlLhxle in looked out: then replied. "That
himleJt, llln't a picket fence, aub, thOle
. Clod-a a.. Jloalr No 1-ceJ' le be a polJUc:al acd-are t.elecrapb polft.''
On Nov. 1. 19'1, one ol the dent. No bller does he -. Na I'm not auuealln& yet that we ltraDl&t treuoft cuea ot the place to a President who 111111.s ... movt.ns \hat f< toWards na-war wu expoeed by Drew Pea.nob upon bk& Be bu bftn llMet.e4 tlaaa1 90d•Usm. t>vt mllestOMS lo
wbm be reported tbat A1r Faroe an hlil OMa ucl be Intends to thll nation'• htltGl'J are bednnln1 LWutenu~ Matt1n Jame. Monti operate ca hie own. to look lib an old New E:-n1land ~ Si. Louia, ha4 et.olen a U.S. Tbe9e two .-eta are import-naae fence. rve bouaht rnysel! Dian. dllrlnc the wv and flown anL ..,_ ~t II a thlrd fact a little notebook ff6 20 cents. and bun India to It.ab. followtna WhiC?b JI jioi,,u ... •t a lla· l"e wriUAI down the lnacrtptiona
which he deMrted to the Gtnn&nl. llfJUy ns..a;,. the PDWal Jnial on them, u we p by. ~· Panan ltated. Moad of m·•a•lllCJ -iUDOnl tbt men la tbe Slat Conareu we pro-,,_. enlilted Jn tbe elite SS Calm U'bu.nd Tn s• t....s a bl-pudean policy on cer-
and Mrwd In the Nazi ~· l Actuall.J. 'Jhra1r•1 fJll'GllWB ia taln aubject.a, notably foreJ111 al-
t.be time ot Peuwon'• DOt new. Tti9 llate of1..U.. waioQ fa1rL Tbe ratio ot the Senate com-•tcJr>i.-Novembft' 1, 1917-obti m·naa• bt .. t to Cm1ftM .,.,.. m&ttee. to which • u ch man.en
. WU 1Wl ln the U.S. ~I & &ood Tm!llll, bat it repeated went. WM Mt by the Reoubllcanl
ln October 41 19'8, &ow. V"er lD dittenat ..... u. aame tm-u 7 to 8. Th~ Republfcan.s did
Lt.. Montl •u fonna.lb' ~ port.ant 111\QI I .. Wblab Truman IUftelt mlldJy that it would be
by a federal &:rand Jury ln New laad tent to tbt IOtb Oaapw. nJ~ Jt we could be called 1n at York on a cbarn of tioeeaoo far The MW Slat CoqiW will the takM>ff. and not after the ~ an ottlcer ln the Elite probably ~ tbe bQl1r cl uu. cruh lancllna. n.e ~ wu good,
88 Corpi. And thJa week thla 1u.-y Pl'OCl'ML a&t &fte lt Je P•Hll however, and throU&h Senator wu bl'ouabt to a cloee Whm wW oomt dae,dlmcult. vital tuk Vanc!ent>eor1 • 1> d Senatm Taft.t
MonU made open conflllloa ln ot ~ It out. And aettiQ& there wu bt-partlaan effort. Brookl1n CN.Y.) fecllral court to llOOd mm U> run tbe eove:rnment Thia aeulon the Majority Party
the c:rt.me ot treuoa. and wu fn All7 • .,.,.tra~ .II a lo( dwl&~ the ratio to 8 to 5. Tberc
Mntmc.d to 25 ,_... lD fedeal bl..rder tba Jt •r.adt hu tieen no bl-partisan policy in lll't.on and flned '10,000. .,., .. Ilea widm>ce. Crack out of the box,
WASHINGTON. -4 Lot of. One r?Run YoU can't set them without notice, came the appotnt-WuhJ.nctOn~• b la h IOdety ta a. lw o1 tnls*'atJon. Good men ment of Mr. Achnon u Seaetary pr-.t~ 9Gl'e about Wa tna\llUI"&). b't work neceuaruy. tor 0:::'> of State. It wu he who brought 'lbeYi-e not beina lnvi~ to th& IMU becltMe they Jove ~ • Al&tr Hiu .lnto tba State De-~~ parUea. Tbil lnchadel quite a ta.came ~ are ~JDa aoU putment; Donald H.tu ia a metn·
.. "" ~tSenatcn. ~ they bel.Jev. fn. They dma't like ber ot the AcM:lon law firm; It
men and Lobbyiab Who tab pride to work \alder' ~ man· and wa he, u Undenecretary, who
.in ......_ at all tbe ri&ht IOd&I nne of dae dllblneta m tbe ·~ defended the loyalty of the young ~ ThJe Ume the)' bawt taan omdal tamt.ty Plua aame ot man who, w be n the Concrea been ldt out ln the ookt. U. advtan around him just do eec.ned h.la dllcharge, went to the
1b1a omtaton wun•t beca•11e not lnaplre enth•••nn phone and called commie head· ~were~ lot ot 1beri i. no me-D*IUonlna quarters, and uked, .. What c1o I
Democrat1 1"l'e Jett out. too. It aamea at um time, u I did. Mi do nowT" All that I am .. y1ng •u became Mr. Truman wanted Truman ~ w.a.s hlt uM II that the poHey la obviously
mast of the tnvttatJona raierved ~ and become more determ-chan1ed. It la a milestone.
far the fol.kl back home -the iatd than ever to keep them on. OmmJttft appointment.a ar e
UtU. people. Who came a loq Jl"or he~ batel to bave. al\1· about to~ announced. The Ways ~ • the lnauaura1. cme tell htm Who lbould Cll' abould
t11 why the ttntal clothlera not be ln h1I cabinet. Someu.me. whether he will be cluslfled with
l.n w~ .... ~ 11&ht Tnunaza himlell baa nfeawt to tba Andrew Jobntom and th• Cal-
ncniv. YOll can't rent a cfrtel .Wt W. own c:abtneteera ln Kathinab' vtn COolklJe9. A n d the factor
far love Cll" moniey. All the folb criUcal lanauaa:.....Wt when IOIDea whJdl wW balaJK'e hiltory'i c!e-
fr'Clm eut of town are in tOWlr ~ ftte cnudlee them. it'• dlf-<Uloa wm ~ ..... ether he ~-t-nnttna tuxedcl and tall.I to 1ee feftat. v•• ~ the man they voted b made Tl"www•a ~ men with ia'm&inatlon to co celve
Pnsldmt of the United Stat& Neve.rt.be .... a l'ftftel.lllid -tJ and Judm>ent to execute.
It c1oean•t make U\Y &Uer•a •t II one ot the momt ~~t ~ wt.darn ot that choice will
that W~ IOd&Utn make Ob''-tJ-.. H•P'l'V ~--·..: mean the difference between INde ..... ._.. -•J U\UUAD &reetneu and medi~ty. But.
about U.. '\I& the ~e who elected bJm. u J1]()ft important. u wiJJ decide ~ Trumanltea." Harry Tru-he takes~ oath ot offlo. an hJll Whet.her the little people Who man •tandin& &»&t and havtna o.wn rtabt. vot*9 for Truman and wtM> ncniv
the folb back 1'cine to eett hlpl The :;:t• who t b r on 1 UM t.hroQa tM natJon'1 capital to do ·~~ ,._ , INndl aJona ~lYldlla him honor, will emerae tour ;yean ~~ ~ H • r r Y TnRnan • ate.rnae and ~ <::apltol p J as a later, dbappolnted and dlalllu· snatest au-enlth. A wt'Y la.rp wa~ lM eetemcowl• todlly lloned. or IJl'OUd ot the fact that
11pnent ol. the A.merlcan people 1ft>n't ~ thlnk1nc about tbeM one ot the& o\Vn number led the : ~ ~U: tbei .&:; =:r-1be~ bave come to con· Unlted Statet on to bigger and
lldmln4 = loved~ man ~m ~u :t:, u~ O-ttt thlnp. ~ btai... he WM thllr *POed into MWft·leque boota. Ken=~--:.~tlnc ~-. !:t ~ O:: con; ~~ ='8: a11r;~!! =. owr lta fioat ... Kentu<:Q ~
Tnmm, howewr a mtferent. Mnded ~. the hlatMit ~ of Vlce PreeldHlt Barkley
1111 Pl &IDCe ln tbt White Bow tlae lanl.': .. JI ~ lftOl that =t. ~~~r:'~1" • • ~-~. e .. 6 QIDboi of tM fiet Ul.at & flOPle ea,a llllJU • ~ ...__ Sou au_-~ WU ~ua:u. habli' -c. ,~ or aount')' -. .. t1l9·~ .... .,__., ..... I. .. i th Carollna ancmauy
IJGlllldlail can olt ID U.. Wblte -tm .. ;;;;: Cll! ..::: '= ~ to be rep<e-ted bi. llw .. filct. II al......, thilre. ~ nobo4.J II led ·-.-. After tldia WU _publl-
1Mt • Jlan'j ~ • ..-t-9'out .~ wan-... _.... ........ ~·· Gowr-=~a;:..-=~ will~~~~~~~~)~
UiW PlliD1't clDWD. =~ _.. WW ..._ a '*9 be-= .r: .. c:· J:'! tt1. would
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AlllOllnti to $409 .
Friends ot the late Hubbard C.
Howe have cootributed to dite a
total of $409.50 to a fund tor the
purpoee ~ ~ boob for
Orange Cout library.
In view of the fact that Mr.
Howe'a ~ tntel'8t and wOl'k
was ln ~ llelda_ the boob
purchased wm be ln this a?U,
giving primary conaideration to
engineering and boe.t-buJldlnc.
Such books will be placed in a
special section ot the college li-
brary.
The faculty C(JlllDlittee choaen to
select the books Include Robert cart.son. cha.lnnan; John Owens.
Cyrus Rockey, John Nlgra, Olnton
St. John. Otarles LewiS. Miss Beth
Cosner, RJchard Selbert. and El·
wood Spencer. Franklin Moon,
art lnatnlctor, is designing-a s~
dal bookplate to be inserted in
each volwne.
Air Tested for
Fruit Shipments
DAVIS.-ModlficatJon of atmos-phere tn retrleerator can used for
sh.f:pping fruit to eeatem markets,
may result in better products. aa
well aa saving ice tor cooling.
Twq· _Unlvenity ot c-aJJ.torru. porpol~stsJ Dr. Lawrence L. Cla.Y·
pool anC:l Frank W . Allen n!eChed ......_
this conclusion u a result of lab--
oratory experiment. rela~g to
the transportation of deciduous
trulta from Calltomla. Jn addition
· to holding 1811\ples unde'I" con·
ditions usually found ill retrlger· and Means Committee, which will ator can they tested the effects
impose additional taxes on Yc;>U. ot higher' t,.emperatures and modi-•
and decide arguments over rec1~ fled atmospheres oo the rlpenina
rocaJ trade Q'reementa, has 5 and quality ot many fruits. Some
new Dernoc::rats. or the 15 now species they found when held at
on that lidej at leaat 8 will f oUow constant tempera~ even as
new deal po lcles, ratMr than Jef-h1a:h u 6o to 85 d=:ahttn· rci-.onla:n prtndples. helt. maintained sa .ct.Of)' oon-
The Judiciary CommJttee had a ditloo and quality cornpan.1>le to
ratio of 15 to 12. The ratio wUl fruits held in reCrig.erator cart.em-
bc 17 to 10. That Committee will peratures ot 40 to 45 ctec:reea.
have th~ araumenll o v er the To achieve these result.a. the
tidelands, anct·the adjudlcatlon of 'College of Agriculture men used
the Colorado River dlapute, Md atmosphere moditled by elthtt l"e'-
a few auorted matten of western duclng the oxygen supply from the
lnteresL normal 21 per cent to less than
The Committee on Expenditures five pet" cent, or by a.ddin& 10 to •
in the Executive Departments hJd 25 per cent carbon dioxide to the a ratio of 1~ to 10. It will be 18 air. Both conditions were found
to 7. What ·do 'YOU think will successful wtth pears and Ilium&.
hap]>en to the Hoover recommen· Peaches pve better J'8UJta ln low
elations for economlca ln govem· oxygen, while grapes f ahd best
ment. Cll' removtna du.pllcationa? with Lncreased carbon d.Joxide.
II lt • mllatoneT The results of the e?q>ertment Th btaer milestones will fol-have not been aPOUed to actual low. The bia-t 11 the one about at\lpplng testA arid Claypool and
which I write and talk fr'equenUy, Allen advise ihat this ihould be Be
the operatlom of the propaganda done betott commerdal ahJpmentl
nw:hlnel')'. nu. Involves the dll-tn modJlied at:mospheree are at-
f ere nee between the act.Ions of the tempted Omsreu u tbe oolumnbta and . .
oomment.-ton report them to you. •
and as we see them on the floor. GRIM REAPER PASSED
We 1tarted right out with the PRAGUE. Okla.-When Mr.
vote on the rule, on the openJng and Mrs. J . M1 Llckllder celebrat-
da,y. rn wager not one peonon out t'd their 50th weddina anniversary ot a hundred. who re.ads thla, here they could also celebTate a
oould tell me what the vote wa.a fact unusual for golden wedding
on, or what the Con.areaa a.ctually couples. With all their children
d.1d. MY correepc:mdenoe ahows the Llckllder's gave thanks that
that. I'll try to tell you sometime, In-three generations of the famlly
just to demonstrate what I mean. there has been no death.
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PHONE BEACON 5261..J Harbor 1217..J. . 13-c-15
BALBOA GLASS CO . 3 ~~~ wa~f'~J::
022 C.OUt HJahwa.y Newpt. Bcb. ed yaid. Telephone 1.Ntalled. Ph. _________ U-c-34__ Har. 1745-W. 12-tfcP
ELEC. REFRIGERATOR. Late1t YEAR 'ROUND rental tW'i\blhed.
model, 8 cu. ft. Grunow. MUS1" 4 rms. ci bath with ahoweP, gar-
SELL, $65. ( A bargain!) 1319 utllltice pd. -I ..,_,
E. Central, Balboa. J: arbor b:: Call Hart>Or•~14. n .ocu·
~-J. 38-c-N 11-c-15P
p u M p s YEARLY RENT~ll~ room.
WORTHINGTON Private. entra.Qce A batb. $25 mo.
PRESSURE _ CENTRIFUGAL 215 E . Bay Ave., Balboa. Har. 2520-M. 11-c-lS
For all Preaure TWO APARTMENTS $47.50 and
Soden Re~eratlon $65 per mo. Completely fumllh·
623 So. Los An1elee St., Anaheim ed. OPA rates. 1325 E. Central.
'Phone Zenith 4'52. 10-c-H Balboa. Harbor 1372-M.
"' • ····-... • 14-tlc J1-WANTID, TO IUY J1 • • • • • -• • .. • ..,.._ ......,_ .,,. ........,.. COMFORT ABLE furnished apt.
CASH fo USED for two. $10 per week, lnd. au r utU. and conventenoea. 113 -·15th Furniture & Appliances st., Newport Beach. 14-c--l:S
''We 8uy Almott Anythlnl"' FURNISHED 1-BEDROOM APT. G RAN'l"S with boat dock privileges. lnq.
Be 5-wv7 -l'°"ic: N 81 3711 Channel Pl., Newport ~ a. •v•·DJ • ~ ~rt vd. land. H8l'bor 1217-J . 14-c-16
'2-dc ~---.._,..-~~-----~----~ • • • . • ..,.. -..,.. ..••. ..,. ,, ..,. ... FURNISHED ROUSE. 3 bednns.
32-fUaHtTURI FOl SAU J2 and den.. $100 mo. On 6 months . .. • •• • • • • • • ..... .. .. or yearly lease. llarbor 1304-W.
NEW LAUNDERALL WtilllhJOi 14-c·16 machine; fully automatic. Floor "' ss ......... ...__.,....._ " ......
FRED M.
1711 Coast Highway
Corona~ Mar .
SORENSON,
•
WE PROUDLY ANNOUNCE .
THE OPENING
0 F •0 UR NEW OFFICE
FR.IDAY, JANUARY 21, 1949
Coast Highway ·-Located at 1711
CORONA DEL MAR .
BUYERS: Look
Brand new 2·bed-
room home with
complete guest
apt in rear. Very
channlng. F uJ 1
price $14.200, with
terms to be ar-
ranged.
* 2-Bedroom GI Re-
sale. $4500 down.
Bal. at $46 per mo.
including 4 ~ In.
t.erest-F\111 prlce
$11,300.
3-'Bedrm., 2-bat.b
hmne, unobltnlctr
ed vitw ot OC*.IL'
Comp)etely· land·
~Can take
immediate pell.
stem. Must .ee t.o
appreciate. $12,-
500. Telma to be
an-anged.
* Brend new-3-bed-
rm.i.. 2-bath heme;
2Q..n:. Uvtl,lc room With~; cbab&e
garaae. - -$15,SOO
with :E2 term&. . ***
T h e s t . 0 v e r:
CUte little 2-B.ll
.. ooUap j\llt so ft.
from beM:h. Full
prlce $13,000 . . . •
Terml to be ar-
nmpd.
* 2-Bedn>om. brand
mw, mode:n. com ..
plet.ely tumllbed,
~GE~
Dec. dilllwa.lber, teleYllloo.. • Only
$18.:SOO. Ten&
FRED M. S 0 R ~NSON, tr Realtor
1 Til Coe.st Highway
Corona dei Mar
..
315 .Karine Ave.
Balboa Illand
. .
......... II 62-llAL DTAn
model, 1 yr. guar. Reg. µrice 45-alMT, MJSCIU.AMIOUS 4S
$319.50. NOW $239.50 installed. SHOP BLOO~ FOR LEAsE ... in: SS-MOHIY TO LOAM N~rt Furn. Co., 822 Coa.at duatrial zone. 820 ...... rt. 15 f L ..... ' • ....... • • • • • "'· -
SI Sl-MOHIY TO \.OAM
-~-"-uu ___ ,...._....__.... .. _._._,..._ ___ uu_~ -·-.. -·-•-•<-~--.. -·-u•e~._,,..,.-·~*-•~=----Hwy. Beacon 6245. 37-c ....... LOUNGE CHAIR and ottoman. clear height. Weight 1upsx>rttng root trusses. ~ 29th St., New-Uke new, occasional chaJr, ant-port Beach. Phone Har. 1044-M.
Li~::i!::i' ~d 2 Bedroom S,:. ~ 12m
IN OORONA DEL MAR tull Pf'b. 19' llnftU Pl.. be-
LOANS
. LOANS
•
I.Que brass bed, leather top card 9-c-13
table. llke new. Can be UICd u _ _ _ _ • • ...... -...-• LOA.NS
STATE M\mJAL tween 21at and 22n4 oU Ol"allo. BIDO. •LOAN A88N. O.ta·M.._ Open 1CM.. .U.it:C ~-_,.
coffee table or fire screen. ALSO U-AUTOMOTIVI· T1lU a
telescope. Phone Har. l~t~-1¥ i94i'C}iiyg~ •CLuBOOtTPE. $60.00 to $6000
LAWSON SOFA. nJce quality COV· RadJo, beattt, 1poWght. Excel-..A.. SALARY ertng. Good condition. $35. Ph. lent condltJon. Private owner. H
Harbot-~7-R. 11-c·13P $1185, tenm. 301 Irla, Corona ..A. AUTO BAMBOO RATTAN del Mar. ffarboT 143. 6-tfc >e
· Lounge or Sectional awra FOR SALE-1933 Otev. Pick-up. * FURNITURB
($69.50 value)-Now '39.SO In running order. Phone Har-~ 1 to 9 P. M. Dally A Sun. bor 420 or ~aeon 5025. 7-tfc
E. 7th St.. Lolqr ~ 1947 ENOUSH STANDARD con-
. • .. -. .. • ..... _.. • .... vertfbte 14 in perfect shape end
14-MUStC, UDIO, TILIVISIOM J4 lmmaculate throurhout. Th e .. ... • • • " .. · .. • ......._..__ anapplttt car ln the area. Come
Other Personal Property
"QUICK SERVICE"
00/MJ ~ .&a.
120 BASS MARINO ACCORDION. ln and have a look at thla one.
Good condi Uon. Sacrifice $100. $21!50. O..,,,,.,..
4010 River Ave. Newport Beach. 1948 CHEVROLET FLEET-M.A...c;.. ~ co·~-BL-,VD. =-~.,.._ ______ _..;6-:;....tf.;;.;;c TER 4 door rt led.an Haa ~ ~A.
PIANO TUNING & COMPLETE heater and nWon seat ~ven. NEWPORT BEACH. CALIF.
REPAIRS. New 1plneta at a Ras been driven very few care-next door to Weetan Union offtpl
dlacount. Blg allowance on old tuJ mn~ ancf cannot be told PHONE RARBOR 2638-J
uprigbtg. from a new one. Thia owner la ee.ttc LEWIS W. 'FARTER aalllng for China. 10 oome ln and -----------
247 BROADWAY make us an otter. We11 probably ..A. .A.. J...
Phone 604 Laguna 1~~ take It. l-C X K
· ... ........_, • • • _...,....,_, .--1948 KAISER 4-DOOR SEDAN.
40-IUSIMBS OflfORTUMITIB 41 Has wry few mJ.let and over
CAFE FOR ·~u .. ;At .. 11_..._ MOO worth ot extru tncludlna ~ UAn1n: radio. $1195. lnventory. Will consider leu.ing
to reaponsJble party who knOWI Al Joyce Motors Co.
the bualnea. P h o n e Harbor 901 OOAB'r HJGBW A. Y
2959-J. 7-tJc B!W:on 8288
SILENT PARTNER with i5000 ,. . SO.tic
for Shark FIAhlng Expedltlon 1947 CHRYSLER WiDdlOr club
lnto South Seu. Proftt ra:,· Fluid ..a...t _... b t brnu cou~. .. • .uve, ....... o. ea er,
es unllmlted. Lcmes any lot.a of extru. MUST SELL. 1703 deducttble. See Capt. .Jim Van So. 81rch. Santa Ana. Ph. KL
Fleet .. 2806 Lafayette A , New· 2)880. · 1f..o.l5
port.· ~tfc • • .. -.. .. · ·• • • -
OR .. NT-CO ee &bop. 11 MOMIY TO LOAM II
equipped Balt>o. hland. ~~. LOANS TO BUILD. ·DrPROvii
~A.! BUY MODERNIZE. OR ·
i.:.wAN1'8 TO UNT • a · RD"IMAJfCZ
ISON ... ...__ W• Be Trait D9edll ~ 2~ ==== NEWPCa1' BAIMA l'ZDBRAL ~ lnJmldla~ At ... of10D8 •• MVJMm It LOAM .AW. Runttnatm ·Bncti ao2. ('C. Z. .. Vii Ulo ft. IMr. llOO
Rotbatit>. .. ~-....
•
NEED MONEY
-- -TO PAY I
Auto -Furniture -Etc.
Loans
Call Harbor 1252-J
8""' .&.. e..
210t W. CENTRAL
•
LOW INTEREST·LONO TERMS
1..oam oa Sei.ctecl Hom. tor Newport or Ba1llol
WESTERN MORTGAGE CORP.
FORa:D TO SELL acco\.Lnt of
.Selma.. 1-2 or 3 R 3 lot.I. C1me
la NMvport Beach. Make otter.
Owbfr, 1813 W. ~ntral, New·
part Beach. . l~p.11
C&lltonda loan OGtlet for
MetropoUtu Lile X....... Corp. .-
EL BAYO Elmer S. Poirier
HAR. 1718-W Kl. SSW 0ranae County RcPI wntJatiw 7-c
""'. 0 ........... .. • • ••
• **% n n ·.-...... • '' •• &U.B<n\ BAYSHORE LOT, 40 tt.
by 90 ft. I.Aue fat lale Ol'I lot
No. 83, tract 1014, ltMO. Call
H!J'bor 1()98..J. 11-0-lS
COSTA MESA
~ ACRE on SANTA ANA AVE. '12SO-~ caah.
NEARLY NEW one B.R. home.
Double 1ar., 1&rae lot. ~ S12!0 dOWn. --2 NlCE LOTS NEWPORT HGHTS
50x.127, all«t ln Har. '1375 caab.
.
W aterlront Home
$46,000
• bedi'Oelm. 3 bith home
-built bf YALE-offen the
best ln ~etely turn-
~ and tllp. SEE 11:1181
HARBOR
INVESTMENT CO.
REAL DTATZ -INSURANCS
aotta St. at w. Orntral
f PhcJDe Jlart)m-1800
TWO 3-UNIT INOOME. Good ln· -----------wmnent. '17,SOO.
"II It'• ol Yalue lJWUl"e lt. ..
_R. W. BARTINE
R..a .Dtatlit 8ra1Mr ... -•rW• ~ .. ~~=--. ............
A REAL BUYI
. I
t
GROWERS LOSE p ~·f {ft H
30!'/o OF QRAN&ES \,. u \,. ~ars
~~~~Water Talk
IUl'W'Y by ~ ~t Ol Acri·
· ·---CUlture. fJOla .ol 23 per ceiat WU Wlllll Warner, cha.l.nrian of the W. J. CroebJ' WM ree~ foncut far the state!1 valenda Ora.nae county board of super-
CC.tlnued from t>qe One> ~ ~!i~1-... Y= crop bu t a Jarae part 61 the dam· viaora, addressed the regular meet-
. Oranp ()Jut Oollep ts In real· at Cutawaya club. ~ otfl-apd fruit can be uied for by-prod-~ =:mWC::bgt1'!:rbR'o~~
Vemben d ttw local Cammun· lb' a Dioole's ~. It.a ~-oen of the club for the cna>1na uc~. more cate yesterday noon1 discuss. ~ ~ baud al d:lftCtoa will , .. _ bciud condlta ot. Oft --ar tnclude·: · · 1 ... th bi h)y tro 1 1 meet ln the WI' Mure to dec:lc» ~by the people. n;-mmi: ,,_GordonM'ollon, vi~; M k t ~ e I con >Ve.rs a water
-to -i:-..-ii.a::: ...... ., tr.e .. -t -., u.... "· F. McCuland. ...... .,...,.,..,.,_; Today's ar e s ~.!t~~-r?=~~pp~~ =.. ~~ W~ hui tees are: Dr. HonceParkeril"9'· M. C. ~land. HCl"etar)'; F. A. (..._ t• ...._.Jf:W'J .._.et erty ownen 12 cents per hundred i
Powen. Who bi cbup ~ ~ M~~ ~ :!~i;~~~ll. ~i t• ... ao... • LA. 8tlk1&> ·~~U:~~~a~:'1:S1l t;:~~·fr~~ 1
of Atbe~tnbutkma have been ~ ~~~ewport ~-~· ::1 ~~ ·~ lnduatriala .. -...... .181.ot dn .OS recoro.. •
ftClltVed u a result o1 the ftlle'W'· d Lou1a Conrady ~ Wes~ Wllu ocaVoael and Harold RaUa --·---··-·-· MM up .21 Newport Beach falls ln the un· /
ed uoee.i~·a..-... w'ho did not ante Hareoltz. am . Utllltte. ·---··-3'.89 up .17 fortunate posJtlon of belongin(:t to ~ 1Ut ~ "'.-r · ume-520000 lharw. two water-&•trlcts, Warnor said. en lti11 t u!:t .::0 ~~ Aa a cmununity college, ~ Arch B. Cleveland, ·~~ of Vol •. . "lbe affiliation of Newport BC'ach
the 83>~ aoa1. the Olest Je&der cout la <.DDDlitted to mee~ ~e Fl~ O::id. ahowot ~-Am Tel & TeL·-··-·---·-···1'8" wtth the Metropolitan Water Dis-
aald. -ibla mMM tha.t welfare p:>1t-hJlh llCbool needs ot the ~ 'tl:e ':a.t c:,r: ~ ~ thp Canadian Paclflc ··-··-·-···· 14 trtct Jut November makes local qencles whkh look to the Cllelt cple. This means ~~-aft -dlnner e. co or e Dupont ....... -... ·-· .... 187 property owners. liable for double
for ftnend.el aappart muat curtail owfng ~of educ.a """'t"""... er program. GeDera1 Moton -·-·---·-··· 59" taxation this year. / -
t.helr ~below what JheY etK'8 are offend: . Date Set for Goodyear -···--··-····-·--·-· '41' The propscd assessment is to call rock i.ttam. , VoeatloDa.I etaoataoa deslcned Kennecott ···-······--·--·-· 56'* ~ue en estimated 20.000 acr~
A laat call for contribuUona bu to qualify for employment and Seen ··~·-~··-····------·-· 38" of untre&ted Colorado water
been --by the committee. sucoeatu1 pursuit ot an occupa-Ann•al Meeting So 00 Edi90ll ···---·-··-··-· 30'ir to~ dumped into the Santo An? Glfta ahoUld be mailed to Com-tloo. Standard Oil ·-··-·--.:....-66~ River Basin. which ls at a record
munlty (heft. Box 44,. Corona del OenersJ ed.._Uoa to quallly Of ..a..-.-ber US Steel ···-·--·-··----71" low ebb. Orange County Water Mar, Calif. . students to function ettecUvely u ., ..... , District ... formed In 1933 to safo-
ernbera ol a r--n ... a cornmun (Con••-.....a from p "--) guard and acquire ne<itssary water m mu....y, • ~ ... Vffllll Busl--··--n for the area included In the dis-
~ ~t desUD>ed temporary .. _~,-...... .. _, d Offl trict proposea to buy the water YOll= Marine Is tty, a state, a natJan, and a WOl1d. RuaeJl Bartlne, new 11ervlnc u 1~111'5' •
to aulat studmtl to find then· ot the Mesa--~. said~ In _ _.. cers from the Metropolitan surplus. Kii II Hit ......... _ lnil. Quelttoned by members at the selves-to diacover apu .. uuct to that the plana, u they will 10 to (Contlnued from Pqe One) luncheon as to the exclusion of
R C sll TOd choose a Ute work. to leC'Ul'e the new dJrectora, "give h1&h _. A Im F 1 •• ra ay · traJnJ.ni Jn liDe with their aptJ· Dl'Ol1ll9e ot a chamber more use-corned the membel;a and 1uests. Santa Ana, nahe , u Jerton,
tudes. ful ln many particulars. and are a Ben Reddick had Charge of the Brea 8J)d La Habr~om the as-"-~ --· marl.De dled 1b.la ..... _ ... e.levteo=-,a=::~_ to tribute both to Prsldent ~· pl'08J'am and Introduced each per-seament. Warner all'\ed thcir u-... ,,__ -· ~~ ~-'--~ ...... _ -._...__ son 1.ndivtdually wtth a oontlncr-exemption-by ata the first momJ.ni and another ia ln 1erlOU1 meet the vocatioaal, cultural and who ~veu. '-'le , .... .-.,JUIC'.1 • wt three were paying f1le'1bers of the condition In a Santa Ana hos~t.al leisure tJme needs ol adulta. CJIJIN!lll ldee.. and to the men who ous stream ot apt, tty com-MWD when Orange °+ty formed u a rault of a hlt and run.smash • ~ ....... __._ -.a---a.i--....,.. have planned det.alls." Bartine mentl. 1 ....... , • ._._. f te lt B early th1.a morning on the ~t-.,,,:;:r-d~~ ..... :...-to -uall--ty .r!'~tu-wu elected TUetday nllht u Finch, the principal speaker of w \,Ila~"'" or wa r ur y. rea
1..11_._ f Sant An -aua•~ q uJUllllC' • preetdent ot. the n---County the evening, IW1Urull'lzed the lm· and La Habra, Warner said, got •~w 0 • a. den ta leektnc four YMft ol coJ-Coast d80CLt.kln. ""u........ portant provta1ona of the charter their water from· soU:rces other thelD£':s~vn.~tb~o~~ar ~~ ~-~ ~-~coll to thot.e Ea/::h.1 ot ~ Mea chamber'a 00 and recited reuona Why tt.1 .~ than the Santa Ana l'lver basin
Wlll&m D "sh k ot the "it T mil~.., or ~ e&e metnbers will receive a ballot tJon would Improve Newport"'• and so were not lnclUded 111 the . epe aro their choice tn a pertod at . two nomlnat:bw new member& for the dty 1ovemment. He used h1I COV· diltrlct. Marine bate. The injured man yean, pn!pared to continue In ad-board of ~ Ballot.a must ered wqon and atreamllned car 'At the time the C9Unty water ~tano~. El Toro, marine ~ ecfucation without 1oa ot. be received 1n time for the an-aymbolt to typify the comp&riaon diatrtct was formed t•ere was ln-
Sbepek and Louku were struck , .. uni:. academlc and nual meetlna. between the 6th clau dty law eluded In the act c!;tvl.siom for
down u they and two other mar· ~ti~on ~Uan ottered, by~~ wm ~ ~ an:m the r=: =~·ex-~~~ o<:11~i pr~al 0:,n~~
1nea were puahinl their stalled Orange Cout provides other ex-abJ i 8C&le ot. $2150 th ptanat(..y remarks about the diltrlct and each haS a vote for :" ~"!J~~ .~ aS.: l>fll1eaC1!9 ot value. Au~i:: forp~ and~ 1::'11.n-charter, refuting charges that ,the every $100 of a~vaJue on hls . . ~ °'.~ ~ dl1~~ ~~. cba1nnan ot ~dim~'~c11~~~~ x:ty within the strict boun-
FOllr Cases of Student ~em.melt. IOdal and the committee m c:ba.rKe ol the Newport. She urged the business-ProtHts have been heard
• club activtUes provide ~ op-dinner, announced that J:>r. Bull men memben of the audience to throughout the area recently be-T... Stolen portunlttes for Othet' valuable col-Petenon, presjdent of Cout col· thorouahly understand the aec-cause of the e1ectiOI\ procedure Jete experienC!el. lep, wtU be the speaker. tton1 ot the charter which would whJch requires all local oout elec-
From Ca-ry Coe.at oollere p-ovides two The chamber'• propea commit· appeal particularly to them. These ton to come to the ~nly eJeetlon
other unusual eervioes for hu tee, which WOl'tred out tent&ttw ahe aaJd. included the foUowlnJ[: place ln the aree.. the Newport
students. A but ~don plans to be eubmitted t.o the new Article I. Section 100: .Article 'V ; lJnlon hiah achool No aampJe bal-11Mt theft ot tour cues ot oecked ayaten la pnwided for t&oe · who boant.-ocmlstl ·of Groty, OaJre Artlcl., VI, Secdona 600, 601, 6Gl, lot.I of nottoea of election have
tuna wu reported by Weist.ft'Tl lade a meem al gettin&' to and Nebon, Uon~ Pat fiana. 606, 608 and 609; Article. vm, been wnt out. Penons opposed to Cann.!rl' co-owner, T . A. 1bomaa frc:.m the carrrpua. Jlor ltude'nts gan and Dave ~ Committee-XI .end Sectlona 1106 and 1107 of the election have claimed the
th1a mom.in&. police said deslrlntr to live on caJ111JU1. thtn men charaed wtth money-ra.la-ArtJcle XII. methods of uaesament and elec-
'lbe burllafy occurred IOIDe att doimitorlee. and ~ta m. tuk ind~ Groty, Hany Mc-Roland Wright, another tree-tlon inequitable to coast cities
time lut nlabt. Entry to UMt can-for veterans with familles which K~. A. E. 11\ronaon and GD holder present, spoke brtefiy on compared to areu excluded from
nery wu pined by anublna a may be rented at nom1na1 cost. Brown. the improved control which the the dlatrlct.
rar window. The thief made hla And ftnall,y, Orange Coe.st hu The ~ss cxmmltuie wu ap-cba.rtft would apply to the Onan-Harry Welch, chamber a«re-ait in the same manntt1 accord-an outat.and.in& 1taff ol lnstntc-l>Olnted sh<>rtfy after the cham-daJ attain of the dty aed Ralph tary, proposed the establishment Ins to lnvestlptlft&' officer, AJ. tors. "We have eelected the best ber'• board ot dlrecton aut.borlud., Mukey, chamber ol commerce of a boa.rd to ooorlinate all t.he
Jan Jol'.luon. junJor colJeft lrdtructon that Nov. 15, a spedal publlc relations president. and another free.holder, county's water and 1aewage prob-
Johuoo u.Jd ~ only clues at cou.Jd ~ found thJ'OUlbout the na. effort. Lupton A. WlDd.Non, ~ atreued the excellence of the le-lemt with a fa.Jr dilstributlon of
the 8CIDe ~ muddy footprints tJon," 1tatee Prelident Pet.ft'lon.. Newport BMd\, retained by the pJ advice suPl>Ued the freeholders coetl throughout tht' county in-
lnslde and out.Ide ol fhe anaahed 'l doubt that any junior collep ln board tar that work. is contlnu-6y Louil BU:rlte, the board'• at· ttead ol the present aystem which
window. the country baa a st.aft with as in&' wrvlce w 1 thou t further tomey. he 1ald will W01'k a.. hardship on
No value WU placed on the much to otter lta 1tudenta u has cha.rae until after the annual Mr. and Mn. Ted Goon well Newport Beach In particular this
stolen eocG. . Oran&e Cout." mj!eilng. known local entertalnen,' kept year.
the dlnera amuaed in a brief per ..
formance which followed the
NOTleE
Because of 1111favorable
weather we have been anable
to complete ~ flnal work on
our new bull~lng. Consequently
the showing of the new 1949
· Chevrolet cars wlll be held at
both the old and the new
headqaaaters -
2481 COAST HIGHWAY
3001 WEST CENTRAL AVE.
--.
Culbertson Chevrolet Co., Inc.
I
akin& procram.
Annual Review of Plant
Physiology Planned
BERKELEY-TM late.i devel-
opmmts ln the field of plant pb,..
lology are tp be collected and pub-
llahed ~ year by Annual Re-
views, Inc., a nonprofit. private or-
pntu tion devoted to providing
ldedtlat:s wlth up-to-date lnforma-
tlon In their res=ve ftelda. The Annual ~ew of Plant
Physiology wlll be edited by Dr.
DanJel I. Amon of Ute Unlvenlty
of Callfom.la College of Agricul-
ture. It will be written by leading
spedall1t1 from all over the world. 'nle publlcatlon la designed to en-
oompea annually all branches of
pJant physJology, whether pure or
applied, ln the aen1ce of aarfcu.1-ture. Special oon.slderaUon will be
given aubjectl relatln1 to IOD
and plant tnter-relatlo~, -
ologlcal anato~ and logi-
cal ecoloey. The volume to be
baUt around a oore of annual re--
view 1n fieldl ot greet acttvtt:y
auch u t.norsank .nutrition ot plants, photos)'nthesla. etc.
Select.Iona Of contribuUorw for the first volume which Is ldledul·
ed to appear tn 19S>, ~ being
made at preiient. .
Big Salt Flied
Over Accident
On Coast Hlway
Chargln& that they were hit
whlle driving thelr automobile
north on Highway 161. about l ~
miles aouth of Corona deJ ~
la.st Nov. 14 b}" an automobile
driven by Lee Roy Allen, West-
minater, which wu aasertedly
making a U tum IQ\d that In·
Juries Incurred In the accident
ca\J.aed them damages, Bernard
and Edah K. Melnik.er ye.terday
demanded more than $65,000 from
Allan ln Santa Ana superior rourt.
The Melnicken sued Allen ron-
tendlng that I~. back, and braJn
lnJUriea to Melnlcker wer e worth
a<>.000. He asked S153 damages tor repairing hh car, $140 for 1065
of the vehicle. $5000 for Jou of
h.U wife's companionship, SlOO
because his wife couldn't handle
her housework and ~a month
for loss of earnings and undeter-
mJMd medical ~Idea.
Mn. Melnlcker aaked Sl0.000
general damarcs for lnjurles and
$270 for loss of employment.
POWl!RS ATl'END8
CONPDEN'OE IN NOaTB
W. Frank Powen of Corona del Mar, gov:emor for the Qraru[e ·
County dlstrlct" ra Men, wu ln
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the United Stawe att manuf11e-= l;: ~:=n::'tem~
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paid. Pb. Barbor ~-.,.. unaiunCed todaY -• n-m ...
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