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NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1949
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Hubl)ard . Yacht-Landiilg Sol-
Hearings on
'Hot' Issues
Due Tonight
Memben of the ~ewport Beach
Oty Planning ooinmiaaJon are
girding themselves for a long ses-
ton ton11ht When they are sch~
uled to take up 1everal hJghly
controvenlal zoning queetJons.
They Include proposed rezoning of proper(fs in the newly-annexed Co-
rona if 1ghl.,,da: a set-back ellm1-
nation for bluff property on the
IOUth aide of Ocean ooulevard in
Corona del Mar; a request for a
conditional permit to construct a
bulldlna for the Ebell club ln Bal-
boa1 and a request for a aet·back vanance by Dr. Leo Grold.
Several protest•, both by letter
and pet1t1on, have been filed on
the Corona mrhlanda matter. ac-
cordlnJ to Commlalon Secretary
Ray Copelln. The objecUona, he
aald, come prindpally from Shore
CUit• property own.en Who fear
for their beach privflqes.
A peUtkm ~ Dine sl&na-tures requesUng oomplete ellmJ-
natton of the 10-foot ae~back on the seaward aide of Ocean boule-
vard wt1J alao come up for action
tonlgh t. If the petltlon 11 gn.nt.ed. aJcnen indicate, they will agree
to keep the roofa of any new
hOIUla buJlt on the Jots even with
or below the curb level on the op-
pmite aide of Oceo bouleYard ln
on1er to sreserve the vtew of the
houaea to the landward aide.
The petition uka the vartanoe
for the lotl tnvolved 1n the much-~ proposal by Dr. Rob-
ert Burt. H1a propo9a] Pl'O\lided
that an accea road be built to
serve the lots on the ocean alde
of the boulevard. Councilmen,
however, deterred action on the
propoaal, and the Corona del Mar
Civic aaoctation at lta meeting
thil week. disapproved the plan.
~ opposition Is also expect·
ed to the Ebell club appeal for a
conditional permit to build. TM
existing building and the 90-foqt
adjoining lot owned by the club
en both .1n the R·2 zone. which
prohJbtu ~ of property by tn-
1titution1. Becat11e the building
waa there many yean before the
zone law was paned. however, it
ca.n legally remain. Any expansion,
however, must be by tM clt;ya le-
gal permJaafon and It 15 for th1a
l't'a.son that tonJght'1 application
will be heard.
Tht-fourth applJcatlon ls bv Dr.
U-0 Grold fOf' fl flve--foot set-back
variance for Lot 4, Block 2, Tract
626. It la understood that this
too. wll l be C>Pl>QHd.
The commJs.Sfon meet.a at 7 :30
p. m . tn the city hall councll
chambera:
overe11 aoat 11 Propose Plan Sold Again; Wiii
Be Recond1tloned f All y ·
. Tlae llar7 ~ "'41~7-adverU.-or . ear
eel craft wldcla ftcurecl la the
de&tll of ;Jlr. ud Mr9. Walter R rt He
OverelJ la Newport Barbor two eso re
7-.ra aco. .... been IOld .. ala.
The r... Aacelee attonae,-wlao
submitted a ld&'b blc1 of fltoO The Newport Harbor area can
for tbe ISO-foot craft wtaa ti be dever into a ~
wu eol4 at aueUoe lu. IO, did = tn~e !.u,~a!1C:uJ: i:
ao& follaw throuC)a OD _JM DQr.:_·t-O'l9~~meLJ:natill:l1L..-~--J.
cll.ue aad Ulla weell tile boat Sorenlon, ~president ol
wu boacbt b7 Attonae, Bay the chamber ot commerce, ex·
Mayfield of Sootb Gate, Oallt.. pressed th1I optnion yesterdaY
f ,1000 noon In speaking before the week·
or • ly memberah.ip meeting at the
Ma.Yf,leld laa4 t.M cru1Mr tall· Roumore ca!e. Sorenlon dted two
m to a boahntPt la Souu. examples ot advertislnra power ln
0 ... b ..... _ A-·-•._.. ball h~lplng to draw outsfders into a a~e w ere •uv U.J--given area. wm be npa&.recl &D4 tbe boat LaJoUa. a small beach commun·
made .,.,,_.. W1Mm at a. tty to the south, used to enjoy a
ready-ta aboat ttaree montba-irood summer P8t.ronace but little fn the winter, he said. By a cam-
be apecb to take • crulae to palgn or advertlsf~ putilished 1n
Acapulco. large mktwestem new.papen, La·
The lhl7 IC wu oae of tile Jolla'• merchanta were IUICCetdul
<idef ..... .,.._ a. tile IB1lnler ln at tracttn~ people !run thU area
. . \. and in persuading them to IPend
VIAi ol C1'e Onrell'a d.aqbter, the winter in LaJolla. Now this
.,._,.,. ~ aad bier "••oe. clcy haa u much towUt buatnw a.. o.n.m. wlao were aecn9ell ln the wtn~r 1lS the swmner, be
: ~of oe ... •sul~~· aaJ~e other illustration Involved
.. _,, wse aoq ·-.. ... the newly-opened and l~
er a leaaUa7 trial. Surf and Sand club at
Beach where an unusually
CIAPEIOIE
REQUEST MADE
FOOT FEllY
PUIS IDVllCE
Plana for a foot ferry to be run
from the Balboa ma.lnland to the
foot of Marine avenue cm Balboa
Wand are progreaina favorably,
accordin& to Monte Grimes. chair-man of a committee set up by the
chamber ol commttee to 1tudy
the poa:tbWties of auch a 1ervlce.
~tage of guest.a ~red wtth Waah.1naton ac:klrftaes on the Coo~ratioA of local reeltora In
ooening week~· An investlptloll helping to see that each youth
ahowed., Sorenaon saJd, that they group renting housing In the Har-
had resl)Onded to advertlsementa bor area during Easter week ha.a
printed In Seattle newspapen Ult-a qualified chaperone wu request-
ing the attnctions at the South-ed t.hb mornJng by Dean Brad-
em California beaches durini the ford of the local junJor chamber
winter months as <XXlt.ruted with of commerce.
Grl.mea said that all inerchanll
Interviewed both In Balboa and on
the laland have shown enthusiasm
for the tnausuraUon of a ferry
to run from the Pavilion dock on
the mainland to a public landing
on the laland aide.
Proposed more than a year ago,
the feny plan haa bffn ne&otiated
without result. A conference la.st lllrinc wtth J . A. Beek, operator ol the auto ferries, had no posl-
tlve N!9Ulta. Another such confer·
ence 11 ICheduled u 100n as Beek
returna from a CTU1se he la now
making, Grimes sa.1d.
Major question In the ferry's
operaUon ls whether or not it can
be made to pay or will h.ave to be
subsidized. Some m et:chanu have
eXDttaed themselves u being willlng to help with a subsidy ln
vtew of the lncreued business
IUCh a aervtce Is expected to
bring merchant.a of both districts,
Grimes reported.
the unplee.aant climate of the Add.res&ing the realty board's
snowy regions. breakfast meeting at Norton's
The new chamber president l&ld Bradford said that the juntm'.
he ls confident the same selling chamber ts anxious to provide a Job can be done for Newport Beach ~am and entertainment for
with the reauJtant beneftll to local the annual influx of teen agers to
businessmen and p«>Petty owntta. minimize any destrucUve tenden·
THERE HAS TO BE
A FIRST TIME FOR
EVERYTHING, JUDGE
Every time a speeder llu COD·
h-oated .luqe Harry Bl~ett ta
local t'lty court. be hu pleedecl
cuJlty.
Evt'ry time until thla 1DOf'1l1D«,
that la. T~ Robert L. Strat-
ford of RmaUnston ae.cJa ~
pe9.l'eid before tlle Judie and
boldly ,proclatmed hb lanocmce
oa a cla&rl'e of drtvlq U mDee
per bou:r l.n a 1&-mlle &00e nea.r
the ITamm&r lldtool on Central
••mve.. Off'lcer .lack Prlee had
dtfd tbe mot«lat.
Aft.er r«"OVertllJ from hi.a nr-
prt.e. lodp Blodl'etl Mt a
(.'Om't trial for March n aad re-
leuecl bJm on Illa own recopl-
aaac:e.
clea of the minority.
At the same tlme, he f'mphasiz·
ed. the chamber wants to be sure
that the young people are prop-
erly chaperoned. The realtors can
be of real aerv1ce ln-'thls respect,
he said, It they will requlre that
a responsible adult be on hand
during the rental period.
Other matt.en taken up at the
meeting included a report by Har-
vey Pease on the vacancy survey.
Forms were being malled out tMs
week. and must be returned l.n
time for the survey to be com·
pleted by March 1, he saJd.
Mn. Eva Mpen, board sf'Cl"e·
tary, told of " secretary's confer·
enO! 1he attended in Long Beach
yesterday. Stanley Smith report·
ed on propoeed amendment.I to
the board by-Jaws and much time
was taken in dlacusalng the cha.ng-
(Contlnued on Page Twelve)
Purchase ts·
Made by
1Syndicate
Sale of Hubbard'• Yacht Land-
ing Co., one of the l&J'lett tn the
Harbor area, waa d.iaclo9ed t.oda.Y.
The purchuer la a syndicate
composed of Ernest and Myrna
SafU.r of lJdo hle. Herbert 'ftlom.
• • ~ SdH1 .. mo-----ther) and Norman Wlllon. manq.
er of the landing for many yean.
New owners have already taken
posseulon. The conalderaUon wu not dl.sclosed.
The yacht landing, which wu
partly owned by ownen of the
South Coast company wu pur·
chued from the original OWllft'I
of the firm. Walter Fr-anz, Dr.
Walton Hubbard and Mn. Martha'
Howe. Mrs. Saftlg ls the only part-
ner Jett ot the original South
Coast company owners,
Included in the transaction are
the dock.a and Ills-which provide
mooring spaO! tor a Jarp number
of the more luxurious yacbbl ln
the harbor.
Wilson wllJ conUnue to manase
the landina and bultnen will be
continued aa usual, the new own-ers announced.
Runaway Girl, 1&,
Picked Up lere
A 16-year-otd runaway etrt
from Venice wu picked up by Jo.
cal police early thla morning, they
reported.
The girl, rll'lt noticed by a atty.
hound bus driver when ahe all&ht·
ed from hls bus yesterday eventna
with a sailor was plcked up at
16th and Central avenue th1I
morning.
She told conflicting atories of
getting $61 she had ln her poqes-
sion. At first 1he claimed the aall·
or she accompanied to .a yacht
here gave it to her. Later ahe con·
fessed the money wu stolen from
her sister with whom she lived in
Venice.
Police turned the girl over to
juvenile authorities where It wu
ascertained ahe had two prior de-
linquency records. * Weather & Tides * Clear today wl th rlslna temper-
a tvee.
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This Isn't Much to Aslc if Your loved One's Dying
''There ls IO little time," the
man aald quietly. "People just do
not understand. It Isn't charity
we want, only a place to live. I
can pay $60 or SSS a month, but
when I speak of the children . . .
they freeze. We.'' and h1I voice broke, "wouldn't Interfere wlth
their summer rent.ala. We would
be aone by the tint of July."
The worker looked away, She
cttctn•t trust henett to look at him.
F\lnny too, for ~ WU uled to
mllery and de9pair'. but somehow
this wu dlUerent. · · ~ man
had d.lmlty, pride. and nO bltter-
nela. Ile .only wanted a plae@ to
Uft. nte woriter rGM, and drew her
•
coat about het:. 'Tll do my best,"
ahe aald ''This area ta a wondertul
place. Someone will understand.
l am sure."
Quietly ahe tiptoed from the
tiny room with the ftttully sleep-
lna woman in lt. 'lbe 1quare box ot a pull-down bed Jooftd dlapro--
portionately large with the frail
form ln lta cen ter. How white the
1heebl were, ahe ttfiected. how VU, wblte, and the dnale room,
despite tM number of lb inhabi-
tants. wu never dirty. Where did
tho d\llc!ren aleepT Then Wal IO
little apace. and there tvere no
other beds, and •.. the woman
WU 41fn& ... June•• tM doctor bad
NJd, "no J.onpl'. 4
The thJn tired face on the pOlow
wu a patient one. It h.ad chang-
ed. she noted. even ln the pa.at
tew days, but the eyes were the
same, gray-blue and determined.
Death was never mentioned, and
pain WU taboo. but It WU fO\.D'
shots of morphlne a day now, the
man aald Th~ wu so much to
be done, and so little time.
The lut vait the worker h ad
made had been with the intent of
tlnd:lnc a temporary home tor the
children, ao that the woman could
have quiet.
Gradoualy ahe had been thank·
ed. but the ofter had been de-
cllned. Ohtldrm bdonp4 with
their pamit.. and theme. well
..
these were no trouble at all, and
besides they were all learnJng to-
gether. The worker looked poUte-
ly puzzled. ''The houaekee.ping;
game," chlrped a cherubic four·
year-oJd.
The mother smiled. ''You see,''
she aald. "l believe that the great· eat lift we can give our children
theae days la sell-reliance. Ttmes
are eo uncatrun, that the more
Independent we can l>E-, and the
better able to manage and tAke
care ol ourwlvei, the ufer we are.
The ~la have reallJ' done quite wen: she amllccl. ·.You. would be ::r lwd how well they can cook,
they are IO neat about the
home. I mn Vf!r/ frOud of ~
ln tact. there are da,_ when I
know l am greatly bleat."
That had been two weeks qo.
They had been so hopeful. Of
coune there was a house IOllle-
Wbere. Just a tiny houae, It didn't
matter, and they could cto IO
much better.
The worker agaJn looked at the
aleeplng face. Then ati. hurried
OUL It WU IO desperate. Some-
Wheri! there wu a ~. Tbere
had to be a hoUlc?. Someone ~
undentand. There lt.IU wee ~ .
ple Who reniemberect tba1 .. w•'·
IOe\'(!I" ahall do It unto U. 1-.t
of thete, hath done tt unto -. "
Hubor ~ ... or .•• B 4)!f
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Ploy Next Offering
al Laguna Playhouse
-rHE YOUNG IDEA"
NEWPORT BALBOA NEWS-TIMES Thwnclay, F ebruar,. 17, 1949
Pltone Harbot .13, 20I: Res. Hatbot ''Tl·R
Pomona Campus Club
Enterlained o1 T ecr
in S#ellehsen Hom•
Mn. J . Lealle Steffeneen en-
ter1atned rnenihen ot Pomona CamPUa club on TUelda)' afte!'-
noon at her ~ In O:>l'cna del Mar1 ottlcen ol the Oranp cou,n ..
ty ClUb bdnc spec1al IUftta.
They ~re: Mra. Georp Mar-
tlnl, pretldent; Mn. Marjorie
Cole, ~ and Mn. R. E.
Stetnberpr, treu:urer. Mn. S. H.
Franklin presl.ded at the tea
table.
Pla.nl wwre dbeuaed for the
benefit concert to be atven by
the college mu.ak ~t at Brid&'etl auditorium on Sunday
aftemooaL March 27. 'ndteu ~ be ootalned tram any men-
ber of~ club or by calltn1 Mn.
Franklin. Hn. Haf Will Smith.
Mra. Nicholas P. Brettner Ol'
Mrs. Stetfe08en.
By Messler
ANO MMT llHAI TO
• 10\"WlltN(, WU. MIU ¥0UtilGf
WHAT T01'a FAVOIUD
L\.DIO 8TAU AU WE.ADNG
FLORENCE HALOP, ''Mla
Duffy" ot ''Dutb'• Tawna" ap-
pean before the mJke Wedrxs-
day nla:hta on NBC dreaed to
the tHth in a raJnboiw-1ike,. wide-
aklrted sw1sh.ln& taffeta affair,
oamplete with babydoll lhc>ea
that have red ribbon tJe.. Slx
minute. flat after ~·· on the air, Florence ls the pf~ ol svelte elecance. emer'l[ing from
her dreulng room cfreaed In
black from t~ to toe. It'• all
done with the aJd ot zippers.
F1ottnce WMn her at.reel clothe. under the "Miu Duffy" ~t-up.
Much pra~ at quick chanaes
durin& ber atq-e career makes 11
no problem at a.l.Yto switch from
Brooklyn to ntth Avenue ln a
Jllfy.
Marlon l;(ut ton. canary on
"'Il\e Jack Carson Show." had a
complete new wardrobe to tor-
Uty her when the show took to
the road a few weeka bade.
Nevertheless she can't wait until
they get to New York ao she can I
buy some n~ clothes. "l have
nothing to wear," ls the famlllar
plaint. Th~ Carson troupe w1U be In New York for three weeks.
MArton ought to be able to Pick
up a g)ad rag or two in that time
to make heT happy.
Martha Proudfoot p re t t y
i::chool tra<-h<>r on ··(; E House
Part}" (she's the one Who pth-
ers up the ldddJ from aur-
round.Jng schools a nd brlnp them
to Hollywood for the ABC net-
work ahow) ls partial to blue.
Says tt ls a ''tQ'mpathetic'' color
and kids respond better when
blue la tM predom.tnaUng color
l n t h e gt"O'Nn-up'1 costume.
Brown 11 anolher good color-
when deallng with yoonpt~.
DmYA ICNOWf
That Ludlle Ball, 1tar of "My
Favorite Husband" bnrd on
CBS Frid.a.YI, gav~ up acttna
at one point In her caJ'ft1' to be-
come a model ln New York'•
cloak-and--ault d1atrlct.
Her Jft0delln1 abWty and un-
usual appearance brouaht Lu-
tille to the attentlon ol HattSe Cunea!e, one of the world'•
fottmolt fashion delknen. and w -.nt to work ln the el~t
Cllnwsi• ~ wMn Abe =yto:=11;"' ot u,, ,,..
Puhlic /nvitecl to
Silver Teo Program
ol Music ancl Fashions
A dellgbtful musical program
and spring fuhioo show will fea-
ture the lilver tee. to which the
public Is Invited on 'lbunday,
Feb. 24 from 2 to 6 p.m. in the
new Girl Scout Uttle House, 1700
West Central avenue, Newport
Beach. The Zonta club ot New-
port Harbor is sponsoring the
tea, which will be a benefit tor
the Girl Scouts. 1
•
Marv Batten StNfensen, wbo
Is in charge of the musical pro-
gram, has some very fine num ..
bers. The soloist ls Adriene Wat-
ers. Miss Waters Is a major ln
music and is a graduate of Smith
College. She moved to Southern
Calfomia last year hun Long I~lllnd. New York and is now
soloist at the .Neighborilood Con.-
~tlonal church in Laguna
Beach. Unda Bennecke ls the
harplst. She Is now in the 7th
s:rrade but has been taking lessons ~lncc she was five years old. She
Rtudicd in Los Angeles with Nan-
.nette Bryson Black.
The fashion show ls under the
direction of Helen Peterman and
Ida Naylor. The following stores
are participating:
Nfna's, Ida Naylors, ~
mates. Knit and Purl shop, -
boa Island; Fun Fashions, F1tz-
pa trkk's, O'Brlens Specialty
Shop, Petite Ville of Corona del
Mu; Dorothy's, The She Shop,
Surf and S811d. The Bobby Shop
of Balboe. and Lorabeth's of New-
port Beach.
The painting by Thelma Pad-
dock Hope can now be seen at
the Earl Stanley real estate of-
fice, 228 Marine avenue. Balboa
Island. All rnembel"'S are sellln~
tJckets for the pelntJng,--0r they
may be secured at Stoddards
Patio Shol>. Hampton's drug
store and ~l Stanley's office,
all of Corona del Mar. The palnt-ln~ will be on display at the tea
and the final drawing will be
80l'netlme in the afternoon.
Memben of the hoe.rd of di-
rectors of the Gtrl Scouts; Mn.
Drake wife of Mayor Drake; Mn. Jel'T'Old Spangler, president
of high echool p . -'l'. A.; Mn. Boy-
LOUNGE
Young Churchmen
Paclc. Supplies
lor Hollancl Family
St. James church Yoong. Church-
men'• Lee&ue met Sunday eve-ntnc at tM home of Miss Judy
Allen, 314 Anade, Balboa. Three
large cartons of canned goods
were b~gl\t by the young peo-
ple tor wrapf>lng and shipPing
to their adopted Dutch f amity tn
Holland.
Ola.rle. Seeley, chairman ot
the project, read a letter re-
ceived from ttie family telling the
youna people that there were
three boys in the family. of 17,
14 and 9 yeara ot age. The lettrr
expressed apprecla tion at their
interest and &ratltude tor the
work the young people planned
to do in the Wll.Y of assistance.
George Clambers, presiding at
the meeUn~. introduced Dean
C. S. Mook, who ls on leave of
Abse nce from St. Luke's chu rch.
Vancouver. Washington, as the
speaker of the evening. Dean
Mook 811d Mrs. Mook had visited
Holland and were able to de-
scribe the country to the young
people.
Further plans In 'aiding their
adopted family were discussed
bv the group who hope to have a
clothes and linen shower in the
near future for this family.
Following tlre meeting refresh·
ments were served by the h06t-
ess, Judy Allen. Mlss Nancy Mil·
let t was surprised with a birth-
day cake with which she was
honored by the gl'OU!>.
The next meeting-will be Sun-
day eve'l\ing, Feb. 20 at the home
of Phyllis and Roy Watkins, San
Bernardino avenue, Newport
Bt>ach. The--executlve committee
will meet with their a.dvtsors.
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton and
M.ra. Edward Karen. Thursday.
Feb. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Olartes Seeley, Co6ta Mesa.
vey, prestdent of elementary
school P .-T. A., and Ml"'S. Hazel
Grant Klng, aponaor or the Z-onta
club, have been Invited to pour.
Mrs. Mlldred Stanley Ls gen·
eral cha1nnan and with her com-
mittees, has completed all plans
for the affair.
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lrom -flte
By Germaine Haney
SUD~Well, I WU going
1.o give voice to a few sublime
though ts, but YoU know me. In-
stead rm doing
my stuff with
the was her .
Lots of hoopla
down the block!
T he next m.ln-
u te there were
Charles. Gordie,
and Richard bursting l n t o
t he back yard
-with the gate
w ide open a n d
the dogs taking
off like rabbits. "Hey, Mom.''
Richard said. "Charles found a
can of gasoline in the vacant lot
-and he sloshed it on me. Will
I blow up?" Well, I stuck his
clothes in the washer . But there's nothing like planting an
idea in a feeble mind. I'm sit-
ting here waiting for it to
go boom. Olarles, I could wring
your neck. Tha t brand new
leather jacket smells 11 k e a
mechanic's night-mare.
G. S. P.-T.A. to' 06serv• Young Riders Capilla Circle to Heor SI. Jam•• C6urcA
FouMlers .. Doy Pro.,ide P,Qg10m lo' Program' on India to D"1ic&le
byF~~ 'W1~ ~ Boots & Sodclle Cluh Capilla arc1e oi 0orcma c111 Memorial Winflow
tary ICIM>ol Parent~ UIO-0ne ot the meat J)l'OIJ'UnS en-Mar Community churdl wm ...
datlcm on Monda.Yt Feb. 28 at a Joyed by Boots and Saddle dub meet Wedne9day. Feb. 28 at 2
meetin&' to be bela at 2 p.m. In memben waa that ot M~ p.m. in ~ hall wtth Mn.
Corona del Mar school auditor· evening. planned by the under .John S.dlelr ~
lum. 'teen qe aroup. M n M. Mrs. Rhoem, diatrict ottlcer. ..a .. -r AMA hall rs. ""° -:r--1 Pl'08l'llD will be a~ guest an4 put On entea......_ the .... .,.vn , chairman, wUl 1ntroauce the
.. ~tdents Will be honored decorated ~tely fQr the speaker, Mrs. C. E. Waldeck. who ~ ,.._ . day, each rriember wu presented will ctve an llluatnLtt!d talk on
Assistance League ~en~~s ~~ 11!~.en J'!. In~ Dlle Wahl wm lead 1n de-
ft/ans to E•pan-' .sephine McKee mw a number votlons. Mn. o. z. Robertson r A g for the door prize, which waa reminds members they ahould W ellare Program won by Doona Roclt. brt~ thetr mite boxes.
Meeting for luncheon in the For the program. Ronnie Engle Mostesaes w1ll be the Mes-
bay front home o! Mrs. E. E. acted as master ot ceremonies dames Wendell Hoytt Mary
Boudin t Tu....... F b 15 mem and presented an old fashioned Dodd, R. S. Hampton ano Gordon
hers o~ 'the ""f'i!:i>or e Asslatan~ melodrama. Parts were taken by Thomu.
League discussed plans for a ~::'~rt~: =J1 ~C:~
8
----.--. --. -. --~~ expanded welfare ~ 'l'rompeter 8.Jl4 Pat Williams. r resbyte11an M'oderator by the 4'-voice chclr ot u.e 9aa
According to Mn. R.R. Hodg-They ~ aillaied by Cecelia to Sp,.,.i Friclay Eve Frand.co TbeolQllall ~W7· kin.son, increased demands tor1 James. Billy Wame. Mary Bar-,._ Dr. Bal.rd ~~ of·
assistance are continually forth-· rett, Bob Hall and Wanda Kas .. at Orange Church tice ln the~ ._.. ~th:W~tal ~~~ pe~ere were also musical num-Dr. Jesse H. Baird. moderator ~ ~-~ ~
schools are be~ met. bers by U~ S~le, accor-of the General Assembly of the Seminary. Thll put aurm•aar lie
Mn. George ardley annmedlounceal-~~t. and rt Grt ey. guitar-Presbyterian church, U.S. A.. la wu one ol the de1epte9 ~
ed that a well equipped m to speak tomorrow evening-Fri-the United States to tbl World.
supply closet in the-1X'hrift Sh'op After the program there was · day, Feb. 18 at 7 :45 o'clock-in Council of Qiu.re.Ml at ·~
has been given the visiting nurse. 19uare danclrig with 01ff CUrtia the Flrst Presbyterian church of dam when the World o.mdl .,..
and that notification ot the ar-playing the guitar and Mr. Ka&-Orange H will be accompanted fol'\Pally estabUlhecl. rival of five $10.00 CARE pa.ck-per on the vfolln. At the close ot»----· __ e ___________________ ~-~
ages sent by the Leeaue had the evening the young people
been received. served cookies, candy, tee cream
All League oon-espondenoe will and coffee.
ln the future be sent to the Home Play D~
'T'-rift Sh""" the m----... 'p was On Sunday Feb. Z7, there will
1';dormed ~ a mailbo'7'b: been be a home piay day with mem-
establiahed there. Mrs. William hers meeting at 8 :30 a.m. for
Holstein reported that the Junior break!aat and a trail ride, f«
Aaslstance League 'WU interested wh.tch guests will be pennitted.
in SUPPlYtng needed equfpment at Luncheon will be served at
the Olrf Harvey school for handi-noon and the afternoon hours
capped children, u well u eerv-will be devoted to a (ll"Bctice
lng ln active volunteer cape.cl~ play day. ·
there. March 17, ahe also stat ~~~~~ ~r!:1~ ~e Ca/ii. Alumni Club .~r~00bet!tre::i 'o:t! =-to Show Mo.,ies Tonight Mrs-:'~chard Castle and Mn. ~ ft I Lu L D • Vtctor GT&Oe assisted Mrs. Bou· ur ro CA inner
dinot ln the role of hosteuea.
POOR MAN-That poor gard-
ner ? Honestly, I feel for him.
We're ruining hil reputation. He
Just gave me another pep talk,
and who can blame him. "It
l.sn't that I want to make sug-
gestions, Mrs. Haney.'' be says,
"but why can't they play in
the back?" Poor fellow, be just
can't see why lite has to be a
combination field hockey, base-
ball, and football game. I aay
to him sometimes, "Weren't you ------------Ca.litom.la Alumni Club of Or-ange county announces a pot.
we'll get sued. Why don't you luck dinner and big game movtes
haul your junk home-? to be held tonight at 6:30 o'clock
ever· a boy?" Richard , you stop
that swearing.
IT HURTS -What on earth's
the matter with Nbde? He's
limping. This morning I'm sure
1t waa the tront left paw, and
now It's t he right hind one. I
wonder L! he's putting 1t on, or
if it's hoof and mouth disease
or what. Surej ott we go to the vet's again-ust when I was
planning to spend my life's sav-
lngs on a new dress. Hey, you
out there with the brown Jacket!
Don't you go .throwing orange
peel in the street around here.
You go pick It up and put It ln
the garbage can. And lock tb.e
gate, too, will you'!
LETS SEE -Let's see, now.
To get back to that sublime
business. Whal was I going to
aay? And what am I going to
cook for supper? I've only got
ten dollars left. and tomorrow
I'm giving a luncheon. Gord.le,
what do you want now? Well.
your rolltt skates are behind
the rocking chair. What wu \he
idea of leavtng them out on the
lawn all night? The tint thing
you know some.body'll c o m e
along and break their neck, and
LETS SEE NOW -I was go-in Santa Ana ooUeae lounge. Jlm
ing to say something brilliant, F= Jr., president, will be
I know I waa. H ey, what•s go-in The ~ of thl.a meeting ls
ing on here? Look. you chJldren tor a social ,et-to-Kether with
had a jam session all lut week-other <>ranee coun~umnl ot
end. Do we have to start that th Uni ... _, ot l all over again? Don't any of e :Ven.at&' om a at
YoU kids have homes of your Berkeley . Movies of. the big game own? The nelgh f>on will run us with 'Stanford unJvendty will be shown. The Orange County out of here. Every day 1 ex-Scholarship fund wlll be further-
pect somebody to come around ed by collecting a 35c admluion and aak me to sign a petition chara'e per couple.
against myaeU. Gee, life was The dinner committee co-chalr-
so happy ln the good old days men, Mr. and Mra. Pat Pattenon
before the boys went musical. d Mr d ._._ Bob Wilde
lt was so calm. AU they did was ~th ot s:'ta A;,7i~·will be usiat~ beat the stuffing out of each ed b Mr d ... _ W D
thin y • an £YI.I ~. Jn. • other and P · Gresch.ner of Santa Ana. Mr. and
I KNOW rr WAS-I wonder Mn. O\arles Smith ot Orange
what I was golng to aay. It was and Mr. and Mrs. Carl PaacalJ of Santa Ana. something important. Uplifting All alumni interested in the
... You know, the soul, t he activities ol this dub who wish splrit-Rlchard. are you ever ootng to get a hair cut? You to attend thJs pot-luck dinner • should make reservations tor look like a captive ape. Be quiet, food assignments with Mrs. Pat-
ldds-PLEASE-it'a the phone. terson, KI 2-8510 or Mrs. Wilde,
DruHeUmo. ~e· I 'm r1in~.:'d HDrwnunh? KI 2-3681.
""""&" • . . !HU • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii boogie-Well, you heard me.
Drum ~e--woogie. Say, what am I ? A maniac?
ITHEsE WOMEN! By cf Alenlo I
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Upholstery Cleaned
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with .. ..., ale and pour ever c:radetl
Ice In punch bowl. Gamlth with pitted
canned ef llHIRUdal• mentee.
< TB.VI ~Ol_!llSIOJr)
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MIY YIAI 11tote women tar they
prefer aoocl Weber't Bread fot ftt treda
sweet flavor. loft, tender ancl cl.a.
dou1, Weber's It enriched, too, fer
ntaxlmulft nutrition. Loo• for the tar
blue and w•lte chec••d 11111•••
wrapper.
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DREW PEARSON
ON '
t)}.e WASHIN6TON
MERRY.GO-ROUND
DR I: W: PEARSON SAYS: LE018LAT'IVE PROCESSF.S
COOL ATLAN110 PACT OON·
ORESSMEN STIFFEN
LANGE'S DETERMINATION:
TRUMAN PATS POLL DIS-SECTOR; STATE DEPART·
.MENT HINT PUSH ED
FRAN<X> LOAN.
the other day. , "It j.m had to
be done." . Truman Indicated he had read
every word of the book and thor-
au&blY eoJoyed the~ the prea and the predicters were taken
apart.
"Herbert Hoover,'' remarked
Truman. "told me M had handed
out autasrapba all his life but
never uked for o.oe. But I'm one
President who 1a golnw to uk
for an autogTaph. I want youn." Truman h a n d e d a copy of
Ernat'a book back to him while
Ernat lnacribed lt .
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17, 1949 NEWPORT BALBOA NEWS.nMES
Sgt. lie Shorb
Says ••••
Two ·former members of the
Newport Beach pollce torce have
rejoined the Reaular Anny.
Leo F. Smith, who has resided
with his wife and three children
at 119~ Marine "avenue, Balboa
Island, served 52 months in the
a.m)y 01dnnnce including two years
ln the Asiatic and EllroPean thea-
ters. He wtts enlisted in his rormer
auade of staff sergeant.
John J . Bloom, a former Marine.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie J .
Bloom. 3Z'I Ogle street, Costa
Mesll., ls aJso a veteran ot the Pa-
cific theater where he served tor
two years. A b1·olher, Robert, is
also in the A nn,y, usigned to the
Armed Forces Radio Service at
Fort Richardson, Alaska.
• • •
City Has Stake in Water Fight,
Speaker Tells Cham lier MemMrs
J\ tomur Navy veteran who pal'-
ticlpe.ted in the Philippine l104"r-
ation campaign returned to the
service ,by enlistJng in the U. S . A.ir I
Force. He ls Martin D. York. 22,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. York,
1102 HunUngton avenue, Hunung-
ton Beach. He was enlisted at the
Lon& Beach A1r Force Base and
hu reported to Hamilton Alr
Foree Base, Califom1a for assign-
ment to duty.
• • •
Orange county men interested in
Newport Beach as well as every
other Southern Callfomla com-
munity has a real stake In the out-
come of the current controversy
over dJv1sion ot Colorado rlver
water.
This fact was emphasized yes-
terday noon by John Mathewa,
deputy dty attomey of Los An· ~Jes, ln speaking before the week-
meetlng of the Newport HarboT
amber of Commerce at the
Rosamore.
Mathews reviewed some of the
facts upon which the C.alitonlla-
Arizona dlaagreement ls baaed.
pointing out that the latter state
ls endeavoring to secure Congres~
slonaJ appn>val of a new ln1gatJon
project which would. in eftect,
steal some ol Cali!omia"S water.
"Arizona lnteresta,'' Mathews
said, "are attempting to have O>ri-
gresa authorize a new irrigation
project. It would cost from 738 to
1,000 million dolla.rs but It would
I [l 0 ~ • r -' -' • .:
• • ST Al.S In the llGGIST
Tect.alcelof M.tiwh -
''WoaDS A.HD MUSIC'~
FREDRIC MARCH
EDMOND O'BRIEN
"AN A.CT OF MUI.DIR" &
"RACING LUCK" .
r /, l 0 I J /'. -E:. J '.: .! -• • .' •
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
JOHN PAYNE
"THI SAXON Ct(AllM ..
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ABBOTT and COSTELLO
"MEXICAN HA YRIDI"
Afto~~~r='
, Gordon 8. Findlay
OO~OTOa • ISMU)-
CABINET SHOP
SERVICE ......__
OAlllNm'l'B a JllLLWoml
T. C. .JORN30N Supt. ., ............. ...
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applyt.rur tor aviation cadet train-not be 116id tor by the people In lng -will have an opportunJty to
Arizona who would benefit by the take the required examJ.nations at project. It would be paid tor, if nearby locations next week
they have their way, by you 1n the Through the courtesy of officials tonn of higher power rates. of local coneeea. examtnatiOM will
"In addJtlon, and more import-be liven at Santa Ana college on
ant even than cost, lt ·would take Feb. 24 and 25 and at Orange
away the water we need for our Coast college on Feb. 23 under the
own growth. The full now of the person.al supervlsioo of Captain
Colorado river already bas been John L. Eichar ot the U. S. Alr
completely allocated amon& the Force. .
seven 1tatei, lncludJn& Arlz. ona, The teats• to be elven are the California and Nevada. that have aviation cadet qualllytng enmin·
lidlts to water. There is no water atJon for those apPlicanta who
left tor the new Artzona project have completed two years of col-
unless It is taken from Calltomia'a lege. And, tor applicants who do
share and that means from the not have two yean of college
share needed tor our city and 27 credits the addltlonar educatloqa.J
other Southern CalltomJa cities. equlvaJency test.
The remedy llH. Mathews stat-.Applicants must be between the
ed. in passage ~ Con~ of ages ot 20 and 26% yean of age,
House Joint Resolution 3 . and Sen-ot excellent heal lb and character
COLLEGE .FRENCH
CLASS CELEBRATES
WITH SOIREE .
AB a part ot a aenera.J plan to
encourage foreign languace stu-dents to use every opportunJty to
bear or speak the lanaua&e under
study, Mr. Elmo Shaver, instruc-
tor Iri F'l-ench and Spanish at Or-
ange Cout 09J1.,.e· ~ a
soiree for advanced' ~nch stu-
dent.I last Friday.
A real French dinp.er at a
French restaurant fn C.0.ta Mesa wa.s followed by a theater party at
Long 8eacb, where the IP'OUP saw
two new Fnnch movies.
Slrnlla.r "tertullaa" parallelln1
these French aolrees"1'1have already
been enjoyed , by Ora.op Oout
WOIN'S
DOG aid -CAT
FOOD
~!~ 55°k ~~
CHe Meet lr-P,d•dl)
18% ProWD
ate Jolnt ReaolutJon 4 which d an aptJtude for flylnr.
submit the question to the U. While undergoing the 52-week COSTS UP V!llo&
Supreme Court tor settlement. . course of tralnlng cadet& receive IN8TITVTION" INMATll8
Spanish claasea. VfT AMtH ClllAU
CAllOTS
IOHI MIAL
Doctors. Urge
Bond Passage
m monthly plua $1 dally ration The coat of carin• for people tn
allowance. at&te mstituUona in caJJfoml& hu Unif oma and equipment are ruen in nine yean from an aver--
free u well u a 110,000 lite in-age ot S367 per captta In 1941-4.2
surance policy underwritten by the to $928 est.llriated in the p1"0pOled
rovemment. 1949-50 budget, a«'Ordin~ to the
h ,,.,,,,.,. Mt. ...
Phyaldans throu&hout Oran~e Upon J":duatlon they a.re ocm-CalifomJa state ta:xpe.yen usocl-~~ ~~~th~atc~~ ~dl~~t1.~~a~tl~on~·----------~~~~~~~~~~~~~ atatements today urglng a ''yes" Force Reserve, and placed on ~ -
BIOUAJU)f8 . Lido Manet
A.LL AMZRIOAN'8
OCEAN FaONT MA&KET
vote for the &ewer bonds on P'eb. live duty for three years with
28. aeronauUcal ratJng ot pJlot, at a
Among thoae endorsing the monthly pay up to 1372.
county'B aanJtatlon project 'Va.B 8 Under the expanded avl&Uon
statement by a group of Costa cadet training Pl'Olr&m. cla8sea ~ physicians who spoke as fol-~::i rery six weeks commencing
lows. No obUptlon to accept t.hi.s The Costa Mesa area la one of tnlinJntt ls 1ncu~ by taking the
the Orange county communities qual1fY1ng examinations. AOPIJ·
that has sutf tted most from the canta should report on the dates ·
faJlu.re of cegpoola and septic lnd.1cated u 800n alter 8 a..m. u
t&nka. Our only salvation ls a conr pomible.
prehensive sewerage system. The --------tooner we vote it ln, the aooner
will ~ '9l'Qblem be solved
H. & Balch M.D.
John K . c. Chunc~M.D.
W . I . Covault, M.u.
A. G. Hugh~; M.D.
H . R. Ball, MD.
L. G. Nelson, M .D .
AUTO CLUB WARNS
ON PROPER USE
OF CAR'S BRAKES
County Democrats
Meet lext Week
* • insurance
P • a. palmer INCOIPOIATID
. w. o. buck. lntyro'!C• c:ouftlMor
3 3 3 3 v I a II do, new po r t beach, co II f .
telephone newport beach, harbor 1500
Ytsil Our Enlargetl
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RETAIL DEPARTMENT
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hrNcttM, whol• tlsti .... • 2Sc L.•...,, · ltMk .._ ........ lie
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ApProximate)y ooe-thlrd at. the
students 1n Oran&'e Cout college
are preparing -to tranater to a
senior college Ol' university, ac-
conllnr to Dr. Bull Peterson,
p.cesldent Df Ora.nae _coast.
The Coast institution otten the
flrat two years ot unJveraity trans-
fer .work in practically all fields.
~us. whUe living at home, stu-
dent• who plan a proless1onal ca-
reer In medicine, dentistry, engin-
eering. teaching, lcientiflc re-
search, nW'8lng, bualnesa adminis-
trn tlon, applied a.ru, fine arts, and
other fields, may complete their
first two years of undergraduate
study and then transfer .to the wU-
verslty of their choice and proceed
without loss at. time.
Oranre Coast college ls eccred-
lted by the University of California
and by ~e State Department of
Education.
A still further service ls rend-
ered to thoee men and women of
I• Interest in
YIC~l · l.ol I•
the community who while attend---------------------------
made h!a ~t. Enchanter m , iNr hilh 8Chool, failed to satisfy available for Ute at. the loe race a1f entrance requirements to unf-
oommlttee, be safd yesterday. venltles they would like to attend .
Settienl local yacht.men a.re be-
Ueved to enter tbe lft·
one at. the eventa
8t Sa tv.rday and
&mday at Loi .Anaelea Harbor, ft waa ftPOl'tlJd today u arranae-ment.1 tor the annual mid-wtnler reaatta wen completed. "J. L. Munson, rear commodo.re
ol tM Balboa Yacht club, has
Pa.rtlcularly outstandlna prizea Such penona may remove these
have been posted for the wiDnen defldendes by attending O.CC.
in the two claues, MWl80ll Aid. and coml)iet:ing college counes
and there wU1 be keen competitJoo with aatflfactory s c ho 1 a 1 t I c
in the event. Cootettanta wtll achievenent. To date. a number ot
travel over a COW"le approximately students a.re enrolled for this pur-
30 mJles In len&'th on each of the poee alone.
two da,ya. Fbilahing time is 2 UnJvenlt;y tranaf er credit ii ot-
o' clock. fered In the fields of English, mod-
Speedy service on your job
println1 needl at the Newa-'nrnel.
And our reuonable prices will
aurprtae you.
em lanruage, IOda1 science, math-emaUc:a. pl\ysical and llfe sciences, accounttnc, fine and applied arts,
and ena:tn~.
'FORGOTI'EN M ll.. LI 0 NS'
Here'1 the amazina story of mll-
llom ol dollan worth ot estates,
bank 8CIOOWltl and securities that
go ~~. ~ad this fantastic
1lOQ' o£ UnCla1med bank accounts
ln '\he American W eek.ly, that
great magazine dlstrtbuted with
next Sunday's Los Anples E)c-amlna.
FEBR-UAR'Y -
SPECl·AL
See W•at Yo1 let For Yo1r Car at 1 Real Saving . .
L ()omplete Vahe Gl'tad 9. Replaee Bead aad Pan GukeC.
s. a.a <arboa 10. Cbaap EnaiM OD
a. • 1111«'8 Plltoa IUnp 11. Olean 00 Pump l.lnea and 8cnen
6. ....... Plltw
12. ~ aad Glue Oombmtlon .. ~H\41ng Rod law1 u . Clean and AdJalt Spuil P1up
14. Re= Dldrlbator Point. and
'7. .&djmt Oolmectbag Rod! Ume llotor u. Oleaa AJr C..-J' Cbeft'Olet ud Balek 18. Adjmt Clarbaretot-
& AUp Ooanedtlag Bods 17. ReplMie MyHold Ouketa
POITIAC ''8'' POITllC ''8'' S6785 sas11
(llllDladea pMta .... labor) (laohldea ,..... ud lahr)
SPECIAL PRICES ON ANY MAKE CAR . '
TERMS
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JOHN PHILLIPS
Lnst Week I had the unusual
pleasure ot being invited to a
small meeting to hear a recently
arrlved Englishman talk about
conditJons in thot country. He ls
going to Calitornia and probably
can be aecured for at least one
talk in the 22nd District and it
so, I hope you, who read this, will
make every effort to hear him.
Hl~ name ls Cecil PJllmer and he
is the BrlU1h publlaher Whose lilt
of authors includes Shaw, Oles-
terton, Arnold Bennett, H. G.
Wells, and other names well
known ln th1a country. He ls alv-
ing h1a time to an e!f ort to make
us understand Just what happens
to a nation when national social-
ism cree111 in. Don't miu h1m.
SUcJdng to figures and fact.a,
his atat~enta live us serious
thought. Here are a few. Great
Britain bought the railwayw for
$4 billion, giving the 1tockholden,
not caah, but 3% ICrlpt, redeem-
able by the RaJlway Commlulon
any time between July 1978 and Jwy 1988. The commluion an.
nounced that the INCREASED
revenue under government owner-
11hip would be $260 millions a
year; la.at November it was hint·
ed that the lncreaae would be only
$136 millions-actually the LOSS
was $112 millions. The trains are
1lower. the tares hJgher, the.serv·
ice poorer. The railway unJon ls
asking a wage increase of about
$2.50 per week. It granted, the
additional cost will be $18,000 000 ·
if refuaed, there wllJ be a t~a.na:
portation 1trUce.
Steel la the only great Industry
not nationalized. That bill ia now
before Parliament. It was said
frankly, 1n debate, that once ateel
wu nationalized, the "citadel of
caplta11sm" would have been cap-
tured. In 1938, before nationaliza-
tion. COAL produced about 2Z7
million pound.I; steel about 10 1-3
million tona. In 1948, coal had been
taken over, and wu given a quotit ot 211 million pounds Oesa than
1938>. while steel, still free. was
given a quota of 4Q~ mJllion tons.
The r~ulta: Coal produced only
208 million pounds, steel product'd
15 million tons. Coal prices are
145% higher than pre·war; at~l
prices only 7% higher. Coal. in
in it.a first year of governmen t
ownership LOST $44 mllllons, in
spite of an lncreue tn the num-
ber of workers trom 718,000 to
726,000.
SJ)ftce limlta me on other lndu~·
tries. but l want to mention so-
claliz.ed medicine. England went in
with high hopea. Less than 3000
doctors stayed out. Today, 2500
have joined an organization calfrd
Freedom In Medicine. to undo the
natlonaUzatJon of health. There
are 57.310 vacant beda, du.e to in-
ability to pnMcle_ the neceu.ary
service. The service, 1uch as it as.
11 eo1ting the working people or
England $2,800,000 every week.
Government services are obvious-
ly not fr~.· ~lther In England or
Ammca. Went of a. whole U.t or
changes 11 the changed relation-
1hlp between doctor and patient.
It ls bad enouah to lnake the doc-
tor a servant o/ .the 1tate, but it
must be understood that the Inti·
mate recorda of each patient's
case, now become the property of
local committees.
Then? was an ene6uraglng not<'.
Mr. Palm~ told or speaking to
the employees of an industrial
plant recently where he wouldn't
have been lnvUed a year ago, or
lt lnvited, would have been badly
heckled. He wu invited back
twice. Today, of the 1800 em-
ployees, unJon memben. 800 now
belong tQ an orga.nlzatlon to bring
back free enterprise to England.
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Tomo11ow nlabt'1 bukeUMlll cho&cea. and it they are oo. could
pme at Harbor hlP betwwl the beat the Sahita just u bad u they
Tan and the Santa Ana Salnta dld before.
could well turn POINT BAPPYf
out to be the best Deen Ericklon ot Fullerton
h1ih IChool pme = Into fourth Pla9e in~ ot the le8SOft tor . after dunJdna in U ti
local fana ot ~ aplnat the Tara TUHday. ap-ball pareptly WU tJ"Yin& to pt to the
T.b e Sa 1 n ta top 8a be .madi 22'" pages at the
opened the sea-basket and hit five t1mea. 1htte
IOI\ by ~ to ot bi.I ftve field aoeJa were ICOl'ed
H u n t l n 1 t o n in the clotina momenta aplnst ~
Beach OD the1r Tar reMl'VH. home court a.. Of the leadlnr ICOl'en, Bob Hop.
JO 11\e t ' kins and Oiuck · Wlnkler, Santa
Frtday they hid an euy time Ana; Bill 7aduon, Newport Har-
wtth Downey 6().2' but were bot; Bob Staga, Fullerton; Bm
knock__. off b' ~----.. " -th Feldner, Uuntin&ton . Beach wW
11:.V Y ~. ~·. e retum to hJch IChool prep wan next 1\lelday and by Anaheim 35-next winter A.nahe1m and Harbor
29 ln the fourth le~ p.me. will have help oamJ.na up from
Alter dropptna-. tJ)ree ol tour cham=lp Bee teams and •tarts. But McJCn1&bt hauled h1I Hun on ""Beach hu a number boys aboard the vktory train and becan wiptn1 oot fOC9 at home of retervs with pl'OIDlle.
and away. 'Ibey climaxed tbejr up-The Tan have llOlne good v~
hllJ battle with a 53--36 declalon .Sty reserves who will be on hand aver Huntiniton Beach on the next winter In Glenn Griffith and
lOler'I fioor lut week. Jo.ck Clark.
The)' _wtll invade TarvWe tomor-GIBLSTS • ••
row ntlht detmnlned to take 1ee-Georae Yardley la now seventh ~~pin reveflle for the 1n Padllc Cout c.onterence scor-
handed them by the Sail· "'• with 68 polnts ln l1x pmn. on. . t bu uncovered a ... He la only aeven DOlnta behind
new •tar 1n Hopklna Who wu team-mate Dave Davldlon who i.
a lel\l&tJon u a Bee tut year at third in scorinc.
omter. He bu devi9td an offense --------
Santa Monica Bee
ToarKJ Starts
which f1ndl the lean junior work-
ln& under the bucket mr.t ol the t.tme. He II ~ ruponalble for
the MVen-pme win at.Nak which
the Salnta have ~ lince t.helr d1.sma1 ooen1aa -....,... In
the ttuft~iis wtlicll the Sainta AnaMtm hlah'• Bee buketball-
Joet, cmlY .ccounWd for er, uaured of a tJe ln lcque pl~.
19 pcm He Dien IOOftd 10 wUJ repreeent the sc Loop ln apiftlt Onnp, 14 qa.lnlt run.r.. . ton, 11 ~ Downey, 21 aplmt the fourth annual ta MOlllca
Anabe.tm; 35 aphwt FUUert0n 13 T ..A.lm&mellt Whk:b •tart.a tomor-
ap.lnat HunUn&Wo 8"ch and 19 row 1n the Santa Mon.lea hlab &)a. ~ ~nft try to dl8credlt The Colonlata, Who ' de.teated lnftM.. Do
the S&lnt blib poblte.r-but be ~t.y4:n~;c~ '::! ••1111 , ...... ,.. ••• ,
must have IOmethlna' to c:onw up -..JI
with a l~lnt awrqe ln 11 ~~ wtllt~:c\ !'t Ana.helm high'• &ff hoopstmi
PD* alter~pla.)1.q the flnt tour 1 p..m. and 2.30 p.m. 8aturda)' with cinched tJc for the Sunaet leaiue
wtth • ax-point·~· • the finals elated for that niaht at champlonshJp yest~ u they
'lbe Sa.lDta won t be the only 8 p.m followlfta the con.olatioo flnl.thcd thclr IC8.IOn wlth a 52-
te&m an the floor tt&hUnc for RC· fhl&la Wtitch ata.t at 7 p.m. 2G win over Downey on the loser'• ond place honon-llarbor wlD be ·' noor. there and wW be Just u deter-Newport Harbor WU lnvlted to Newpor1 Harbor now trallt the
mSned J.o win. AJtbouab Sant.a Ana PertJdpete In ~ tourney but Colonists by one game but wtll be
drubbed HunUnaton l>ad, ~ OU-R"llph ~ turned ~ the re-tkd Lf they wi_n from Santa Ana'a
en wet"e wurecf of the tJU. at the qU8t because ~ dldn t feel the lut place dub tomonow nlaht on ttme and weren't delperate tor vie· lo:ala were •tronr enou&h to ~ the local comt.
tory u Uwy ~ wtM!n the Tara tn the tourney which fnlure. Wfn. -------plqed t.Mm. 'Ibere att man)' f olka ncrs ot ll\05t ot the •t.ronca.t
Who IQ' iN Tan COUid haw beat· South m CaJJfopla ieecu-. The ·en the OUen 1n tbe.lr ieque pme Tun qualltl«I by tJeJna for fJnt
at Huntlnlton 'It offidatlna had Wf lh Anaheim.
been conalateit. Entria Include: Sant.a Monica,
Harbor hu a record ot 16 wtna B<-aumont, Torrance, Palo v~
and rour bes and bu t.h.rM ~ the Blythe, Redondo, Atucadero, John ..vm blP 11cons1 ol the leque Burroup, Glendale HC>OVtt, St.
DlaYlna under Ill colon. Sob Anthon.Ya. Anabelm, Beverl.Y Hills, ~a.ldle)t. Dan Ward and BW Jaclc-Lona ~•ch Jordan, Inalewood,
80D are all atrona all·ieque Lompoc. Otlno and Ventura.
WAS iwe.
FtltT AOrNOtl
E-..s 10 use. A ,.,,,..,,!I I
M! LATea lRADeD fT
POR A SlODL! -
Gould Memorial
Plaas to Be
Alred Over KVOE
Pla.o1 fer the crutJon of "'Rod
Gould Memc>rtal Tr-ophy Cuc will
be diacuued tonJaht u a pert ot
interview or Orange Coast ool·
le1e coaches, Ray Roao. Wendell
Pickens and MJles Eaton over
radk> 1tatlon KVOE ot 7 p. m .
The memorial in ho.nor ot Gould.
Coa.at'1 football captain Jut faU,
wilJ be establ~hed by the OCC Je tt~rman'1 club.
Dick Snodgrass. a roUege aporta
publlcJty director. "111 fire point-
ed quNtlon.s at the conchf' about
the Plrnte athletic prosTam
"" * Sport Briefs
Geol"I~ Y&rdley received a bani
Up write up ln )'ffterday' I Daily
Bruin-UCLA campus n Pflper.
The BrulN lhouaht GfooTlc was
one ot the best play n th~ faced
all uon. .. . .
Orang Coast oo~e ls J:ft-
oaring a bueball diamond which
head coach Wendell Plcktna 1a,ya
will be aecond to non<? on the
southern end o( the county. Pick
wUl areet potential bueballC!n et
the Pirate campus next w~
day. Prolpect:.a look very &oo4 In
C!Vtty dtpe.rtment except J)lfchtna,
whett there t.m't mud\ d pth. •••
An all Eutft't'I Con!~~ ....
ketball tum will be-annouDC\'CI
about M rch 1 . . . It will be
picked b)' the aportawdtm of tbit
anen eoUeSe dUee • . • • •••
Oranre Cout colleae ~ (Mam
up a chen~ to play tn lb& Na-
tional Junior col.leco baalcetball
f'htvotra Mareh 8-12 at O:Jimpton.
11 U-. Plr6tes continue \Mtr-....
eon thrcJiulh tbe middle of M&J"'Ch.
It will hurt tM chanco ol t),~
bueball tMm Whlch ~ to uu
Ratph n-euac~ Bob N ttle11, no)'d
Panont and lw.ud Hennlna.
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Februar7 17, 1949 .
Yardley Ith Ip
~C, SD, Scoring
A revised tally of Paciftc Coast
conference, Southern division,
&bowl Stanford's Georce Yardley
in eJahth place with 58 points.
n,e rangy former Ncw1xwt Harbor
·hlch batdwooder has scored 16
field coats and 26 free throws ln
•ix camea.
''BW Sharman, USC ace, 11 lcad-
lnr the scorers with 'an avero.ge of better than 16 points per game.
The northc-rn teams, which lost
I htte out of tour games In the
&uthland last weekend. have the
SouthEm members in their back-
yards thJa weekend and couJd eaa-,
Uy jolt the league leading B:rulne
and Trojana. Stanford entertains
USC Friday nJght and UCLA Sat-
urday nigh~ Callto:rnla hosts the
Brulns Friday night and the Tro-
J.ana Saturdtut EWening.
Q FQ FT PF Tf#
Bbarman. SC ·-· 8 40 20 17 100 St..,b'eon. ~n. 6 2-t 80 26 78 Do.tct.'n, Stn ..... 6 30 17 18 17
SaW7er. UCLA -8 88 6 23 7:l Knnuib'r. flCLA 8 2-4 23 21 71
8tanlcb. UCLA _ 8 28 17 21 69
O'Neil, C&.l. ·--··· 5 24 11 25 61 Tardie;-. Stn. ··-· I 18 26 12 58 Baaler, Cal. -·· a 23 12 18 68
Wblte. SC --··· 8 19 16 19 53 Clu.st.k&. JJCLA _ 6 ~ 9 18 49
Nlcbola. Cal. ···--8 19 11 11 49 Free Throw•
(Klnlmum of 15 attempt.a) AU. Made Pct.
White, SC --·····~·-· 18 lti .833 f"tes>hen'11n. Bln. . ...... 43 80 .698
PelltaL SC ····-----·· 23 18 .696 Ntebo.., Cal. ·----·-_ 18 11 .687
Tarclle7. Sln. ·······-··· . as 28 .684 ~leld Qoate
(Minimum of IO attempt.) Att. Made Pct.
Ala4rott. 8C ·-·····--40 10 .375 -.II+
11&9"1'. UCL& --·-100 II .. 183 °''141Ma, 8tn. -· U IO W Whl ... ac ·---·-a a .80:2
UPtwelPts In
Seaso• Finals
Newport Harbor Ctt and Dee
baJdwooden will rtna down the
curtain Oil their 19'9 basketball
campe,lpa tmtorrow u they in-
vade Sant.a Ana h.la:h'• IYfn tor a
double beaM1' with the Saint.
wtt..lch 1tarta at 3 p.m.
Santa Ana'• Bob Hoplrln.a held n.e Dees, with a ncord of nine
the 8COrlna lead of ~ 8UD8ft =r~~= w: ~ ~
l~ague tor the eecond atra.lattt which th~ automatically win by
week today with 158 points tn 11 forfeit. Startina tor the mJdgeta
pma will be Joe Atthuleta, the ~··
Agile Bobby leada the Salnta m =~wt~£'"~~ ~
their lnYUlon ol Hatbor htab'• 1• ptne.9 at forwards. Homer
court tomonow nJ&bt ln the battle SchuJtt wW •tart at ~nttt where
Which Will decide the holdtt of lieC'-be bu piled \.-p =ts and Jim . Jaan.rd, with 66 ta, wtll be at f ond pace In oonte.reace atanMmp. suans with Dem teffensen
Harbor blah'• trio of Bob Yard.. 11.e hal"dludt Cttl will f~ce the
ley, BUJ Jadtlon and Dao Ward ta Sa.tau who are aecond 1n Jeque
still ln Uw top aeven u the temna atandtn& ln the 4 p.m. feature
aim tor the tJnW\ wire tomorrow =:'·hJ&b ~~~~~
night. Yardley la fOUJ'th hilhMt. tOl"Wal'Cf" with newcomer Frank
Jock.son fifth and Ward seventh. KJttle. Bob Nonnan will be at oen-
Want wu l«'OOd hJaf\est ln J.ut ter and Jlm Roberta and Bob Ben-
year'1 ~· bow at KWlJ'ds.
Hopkins climb to the top started Hamm has 67 polnta; Kittle, 10;
two Wftkl qo whm he potted ~ Norman, 38; Roberts, 42, a.nd Ben-
ap.lnst Fullen.on. bow, 14..
Sunset LMrue 1COrers (90 polnu --------or mol"e)-~u. ":t!'~. '1.~ _-"11· ii ill CasaFrldabay'ss t"!!!!°'
1>Nn JCrtctuon. l. F --11 1Jt 11. f HIV"~ ,B(»b Yardl•J. c:. HM _ 11 lJ7 11.6
Biii Jae~ I. NH -11 U11 1L6
"WlmDJ"' wat.eorf. r. RB 12 111 10.t
Don Ward, f~~K --11 JU 10.1 J1<'k White. nu _ 12 U1 10.1 Bot> Stqp f. r _ 1l 102 t .t
:11uctc Wlnkle1', c:1._ BA _ 11 1410 t.I
Biii P'eldoer. c. nu -· 1J 107 It ~raJd Thatdler. c·a . A 11 t7 1:1 Oon Weheter. f. HB 1J 1.. I. 7 Donn Moomaw, c-•· BA. 11 II ti Bob Fre.ndl. f , 0 _ . 11 to J
VOLLEYBALL SLATED
AT HARBOR HIGH
Th~ regular weekly session of
Newport Harbor Buatneumen'1
vcJJeybaJJ will be held tonl1ht at
Harbor high from 7:30 to 9:30 p.
m . The volleyball seuk>na are
he Jd as 8 part or the hJah 1Choo1
night achool program and all noo·
high school atudenta or the Har-
bor area ue eUaibJe to parUct.
pate.
Buketballen ot the Harbor area
PftJ)U'ed today for tOlllOTT'OW
nJaht'1 rames. Ralph Reed'• New-
port Harbor h11h Va:nJty five will
~ at full 1trength to tackle San-
ta Ana high on the 1ocaJ hard-
wood In ~ battle for second
place. Newport Harbor'• Bec:s
mun w1J\ the prellmlnary game
from the UtUe Saints to gain a
tie for the championship. The
Bc!e9 are at top strength with the
exoep tlon ot Arm.and Nettles, out
w1 tli • <.'Old.
Mlle. Eaton is still nun.in1 alona Ula at Orange Coast ool-~·· Bob Nettle., regular for-ward, will probably be on hando
for limited action after rnialna
the Riverside p.me with a se-
Ye.'e cold. Carl Borge90n b 1tW
bothered by an· Infected elbow.
'!be Plntes invade Oialf ey for a le~~-
PU8~~PJ#J~ ••
.&.rt -. 11111 "II• .. an •• a a-t• 7911.-Just 15 mlnuta from the Beach
RJgoroua protective measures
to pl"e"ent expo9\D'e remain the
chlef weapons qainst tubercu-
losis, rattler than indlsc::rim1nate
use ot new v.cdnet.
Tbls la the opinion of Dr. Karl
F . Meyer, director of the Hooper
FoundatJon at the UnlveraJty of
California Medical School.
Dr. Meyer says that the sharp
declJne in contraction of tubercu-
loal1 a m o n g medical students
alnoe 1 9 4 0 can be attributed
t'h1efiy to better enforcement of
sanJ tary 1tandarda in autopsy rooms and hoapital wards. A teo-_________ _.:;.. ____ .....;. ___ ;...._..;,__~--..;.....---------~--...;....;...;..._...;..._;...._.....;.._:.___......:-...;...-....
ondary factor probably la pro-
(P"eU in the over-all aeneral con-
trol of tuberculoala ln th1a ooun-
try.
I would rather be able to ap-
preciate thlngs I can not ha1<1e
than to have things I am ndt a~e
to appreciate.-Elbert Hubbard.
Note liook.
PuaL1c NoTtCE
NOTICE OF 8ALll OF Jll!AL
PROPERTY BY TRUSTEES
UNDER DUD OF TBUST
NUMBER EIOllT
WHEREAS. FRANK A. MIL-
LER and JOSEPHINE K. MJL.
LER. husband and wile, by Deed
of Trust da~ September 10th, 1947. recorded February 10th, -------------------------------_;.. __ _
1948 in Book 1563, paae 91 of
Of fl cl al Records of Oran&e Coun-
ty, California, did arant and oon-
VC¥ the proper . there -
hereinafter described to the Bur-
row Escrow Co. 81 Trustee, to
secure, among other obligations,
the payment of one promlasory
note dated September 10th. 1947,
payable to JESsIE M. HODGES.
or order, at Santa Ana, California,
for the prlndpal sum of Sl~.oo.
with interest a t the rate of six
per cent. per annum, prindpa)
and Interest due in monthly 1n-
atallmenta of Twenty Dollant
($20.00) each, or more, on the
lat day of each and every month.
beginnina on the ht day of Qc..
tober, 1947, and continuing until
1aJd prlndpaJ 1um and the in-
terest thereon hu hem fully patd; an~. default hu oc-DIXIE DUGAN
curred ln that the priodpal and ~ ..... -
Interest due on l&ld note on April ~.-.ICllC:-=::~::;.t
1st, 1948, has not been paid; and
WHEREAS, Jeaic M . Hoda"ea.
owner and holder of 1a.ld note,
heretofore de.man~ that Mid
Trustee 1ell taid property, and
on Oct~ber 4th, 1948, duly re-
corded ln the office of the Coun-
ty Recorder of said County, in
Book lTIO, page 96 of Otfidal
Records thereof, a notice of aald
def a ult and of her election to
C'ause aald property to be aold,
a nd more than thtte months have
now e htpsed since the recorda-
tion of 10Jd notice. The 1um ol
$1428.77 prindpal and lntereat
thereon from March lit, 1948, la
now due. owing and unpaid on
said note. and there ii alto
srcured by said Deed of Trust the MARY WORTH'S FAMILY Trustee's , fees and expenate9 of
aale, amounting to $162.55.
NOW , TIIEREFORE, NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
1aJd BurTOw Escrow Co .. by vir-
tue of the authority vested ln It
as TrustC'e undf'r said Deed of
Trust. wlll sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash,
lawful m o n e y of the United
States, on the 9th day of March.
1949, at the hour of eleven o'clock
A. M .. Pacific Standard Time, of
said day, at the South door of
the Orange County Court House,
In the Oty of Santa Ana. Cali-
fornia, all of the interest con-
veyed to it by said Deed of Trust
In and to all of the following
described property situated in the
County of Orange, State of Call-
fornla, to-wit:
The Ea.at half of Lot 52, Fair-
view Farms. u shown on a
Map recorded in Book 8, page E
71 of MlscellllJleous Mel).', rec-CURLY KA YO
ord.s of Orange County, CaU·
tomJa.
EXl.:,...,.X"""'P""l.-ING therefrom the
Nor th 2~ actt1 of 1ald Eut
halt.
ALSO EXCEPI ING theire-
from the East 145 feet thett--
of.
Or so much or said property 81
shall be neeeasa.ry to be sold to
provide a sum auttldent to pay
the total amount leCUl'ed by 18ld
Deed of Trait. Dated thll 5th day of Februuy,
1949.
BURROW ESCROW CO ..
By C S. Burrow. Presldmt.
By Home-HmnpbNy,
Aallt.ant SecretarY.
P\.lb: Feb. 101 17. 2': Mardl 4..
UM9.
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Bennett 1!81'Woo d Floor
Company
Floon laid -Sanded -.Flnl.abed and ReOnlabed
C. R. SPOONER
PHONE HARBOR
129 • 43rd St., Newpor
~ ..
t Beach
Free Eltimatel
a>-ttc
. HARBOR
Plumbing Servi ce
aeon 6ll'l
PECIALTY
up~ .•
1768 Newport Blvd., Be
REPAIR.1.NG OUR S
Contractlna and S
---• . .. lo-IUleNDS GUIDI 10 tt--~~.,...,.,...._. ___ ...... ~-t-..:"::.,.'.:':,:::, ~. ~7::': -. -.. -..._-.
Rug Yld Carpet
CLEANING
AND LAYING • CLEANING
UPHOLSTER.ED 1''\JR.NITURE
Al's Carpet Works
at Oranc• H&.rbor Branch Otftcc:
l&e Newport Blvd... C.O.ta Mna
Beacon 6707-M
.6-tfc
HARBOR FURNITURE
See US for GOOD UHd turnlture
HARBOR TRANSFER
Local a. 1oq d11tance bau.Una.
O>Mrteou1 8ervice.Ph.. Bea. '631-J
1966 Harbor Blvd.. Coeta Mesa 7J-e..41
NOW 1N THIS AREA:
Complete SAW REPAIR Shop
All work auarantccd to aaU.Cy.
1208 Cout ffiahwa.y
Newport Beach
Beacon 6106-J
•• ........ n n ¥¥ 1l
12-IUILDlMe IDVICU l 2 .....
• WINDOW CLEANING
• HOUSE a..EANING
• COLOR FLOOR WAXING
Harbor 2661
NEWPORT MAJNTE'NANCE
318 Osle C.O.ta Meil'
ED WALTERS TILE CONTRACTOR
Bath Roor.-... , Drain Boa.rdl, etc
l~t.h 6 N@WJ)Ort Ave .• C.O.ta Mesa
Phonct . Beacon 870().. w ..a
1.8-tlc
QUARRY and Sfili·UN
Beacon S5<>4 Beacon 'W.57M
PAINTING and•
PAPERHANGING
P 0 . Box 999 O.ta Men
16-p-37
SOUTH COAST
MATERIALS CO
~.dy Mixed
SpccUSca Uon
CONCRETE
229 W. Wlleon • Cotta Meaa Phon~ ~aeon 5346 34tfc
14
• • •• uu 1t¥uw"1o4':uw ... ~···"" cs. CUiTOM made oera.ml
lnp In clq, deUped
t.ute. ALSO c1aaea 2--5 p. m. 2'31 Or
Cotta Meaa. Bea. 8068-
paint-
to )'OW'
Fri .• Sat. ana-e Ave.,
Hutchlna. W,4Uzel
18-<>19
ymous Alcoholics Anon
Wrt~ P. O. Box :561, Bal boa. Callt.
59-tfc .......... , .. ,,.,. • . .....
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TIONdaUy WANT T'RANSPORTA tram Newport Beech to arrive
in Corona del Mar
3510 l:.ake A~·J. Newport
at 8 Lm.
BMch.
Ph. Har. 2226-w. 34.c-38
.,,,. • • 0 "" • • .. .
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Id
12-LqST AND FOUND
LOST -Ladles' ao
brooch. Heart aha
sword running throu
Park.I, Harbor ~
collect, Crettvtew 59123
Jewelled ped wt th fth. Marlon or call
33-c-35 ............ ....
'°" 24 • .... • muatcal
vailable on
GIVE YOUR CHILD
educa Uon. Leaona a
any lnatrwMnt by
teacher. Unlveralty
and have lnltructed
1Cboo11. LaNoma Gra
Karney, 128-B Broad\\
Meaa. Beacon 5634-R.
qualllled
craduate
1n pub Uc
uel Mc-·ay, Calta
81~ u ..... .. ., .
11-SrTUATIOMS WANTID u • • .. • u •• • cu ....
AVAIL 'IWO BABY Sl1'TE.RS
Saturdaya, Sundayw
ninp. ~uonable ra
Harl>or 1767-R.
and eve-te.. Phone
In or out GOOD ·LAUNDRESS-
Flne lronlng, 3 or m
Own tnnsportatJon.
205().. It U no an.a. cal
ore houn
Harbor
J Harbor
32-2:;~ 1973-M.
d of yard
WW
w AN l'U> -Al\Y hi!\
work or a1trden1nt1
1arden or retainlna
Beacon 5288.-W, or PO
buUd
wall. Ca1J
Box o .
Newport Bnch. e-u~
help with WOMAN WANTED to
housework and cook.
chlldMn. Harbor 2069-Muat Jove
WIDOW want. housewor
h.r. Expert ironJnc. my
~un. Phone Harbor
w.
33-c-37
k, i1 per
home or
690-M.
20-e-H
HAIRBREADTH HARRY * * .~~~-
'naancla,., F...,._, 17, 1949
29-HIU'41 lt 11 IOATI, SU ..... B .. ••• .. ----·----·----..----¥·--·~~~-----~·------··~~---... .. ~ .. -· _,_,_~---.·--·-·-'¥•....---·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-··-,-· BOOKKEEPER. SECRETARY -
Gfftce wcdt. Good work General ELDERLY RETIRED TE.lalER BALBOA. 3-room Abt .• tum1ahed. Who enjoy_a ftlhln& wWael to ~.50 year roumf; utilities m.. .
oondlUoDI. J.ncROY GREENLEAF JR. Omtnl .Ave., N·-ew-rpon-
bu)' UMd anaD caoJn boat of eluded, 2 penoaa. 605 Bay Ave.
moderate power. FAMlatiall are ~P-35
Harbar 2552
3112 w. aatety and ,dependabWty, DOl Year Rouad Rental-~ tur-
speed « ftnlih. Harbor 214'-M. Dished Apt. $34 mo. 7110 Coast 3'-c--36
U Z ft ........... n .... .-.....~ 3l·J>:35 Hiway, Apt. 2, Newport Beach. -w-ANTED--------.-v-:ar...,.._1-ve~2-to_l_rectuo-~-M-c
10 _.LI. AIUSCILl.AMIOUS I J 0 tion in 1oocl conditl<>o tor ac>-rt. CHARMING 5 room house. Se-. ... . . ....
OA GLASS CO. •••••••
BALB boat. IW'bor 441..J i veninfa: eluded garden. All glua solar-
. tum. Balboa 'Island (Uttle Ia-
Announces the open1n& of thelr 24' Tnu'llom Stem land) Will share with coupl~ or
JIG BOAT ... L -··-·---J 1700 aln&le woman. Separate en-auto aJ.au deputment.
Hlahw~. Bea. ~:l61..J 920 Cout 4<Y COMMERCIAL .FISHER-
MAN, Double eQder,
trances. Har. 2576-J. 34-e~
ING THIS AD BR .
and RE CEIVE a 20CJ(, DISOOUN'I' 7 ton hold ···-.. ----· .. ····--6900
40' SPORTFISHER.
NEW untumJabed 2 bednn. apart.
ment. OOR in, Coeta. Mesa.
Year round rental. $60 month.
Beaocm 5670-Jrf. , 34ttc ~
s ERV EL YEAR ROUND RENTALS 1n Built 1948 ............... ~ ....... 11,000 Newport. Furnished or un!ur-
The G r A S Retrigerato
rguson Hdwe. Co.
ucceuor to Eltua Hdwe.
45' COMMERCIAL, Diesel J1lah:WC $60 per month and up.
r~o; re~erated ···-··· 16,000 2307Paul . Jones Rental Agency, Fe s
2205 Cbut Blvd., Newport
NE HARBOR 116
Coast Blvd, Newport Bch.
M~U.~1o~0mmerdal and ~'-··-·-·-·--..._..._ __ ..._ __ .......,34_~--36-·
PHO
c 45-UNT, MISCILLAHIOUS '1-tt SEE "ClllCK'' .,,,..... .. ,. .. ...... . .
Used El ee.--Refri-· -.-ge_ra_to_ra South Coast Boat Co.
D..FlLLAN &-ft.. .retna. $79.SO Newport Beach Pb. Har. 2600
SUITABLE location for SAIL
LOFT or marine uphollterln1
lhop. Size 4-0 x 70 u_pstaira. 1 G OFFICE SPACE (25 x 45) avail-
able upstaln. SEE 1 O'KEE FE A MERR.rIT. 4~-ft. 9.50. WANT CABIN CRUISER about S5
Thro nson's Firestone ~ tt. to 30 tt.
1789 Ne wport Blvd., C.O.ta Mesa · 28aM9 FOR EQUITY 1n five~ lot.a In
G. E. MINNEY
901 Cout Highway Newport Bch.
YOUR RAD"""'I ..... O_exper __ tl_y_reP81i'--ea South Gate. PHONE BEACON 6281 26-c-~ In )"OW' home at no extra char1e
Well -experienced. boneet, con BENJAMIN H. HARRISON u ·-.-coAS'f RADIO SERVICE
308' o:r HA. lQ-W. HA.
J.5.o.36
Oualfled
10009 Atlantic Blvd.
South Gate
Phone LO S-5~
SLEEPING ROOM for woman or couple. Call Beacon 5082..J.
33-p . .................. .
done.
ads DO aet the Job RENT A TRUCK
DRIVE IT YOURSELJ.o'
Phone OJltANGE 1343
p .
) UMPS --~· ... ,,, .....
4-MUSIC. RADIO, TILIVISIOM J4
WO .
PRESS
RTHINGTON -.. i:oUJSE \Y: • siifiii-..-.
URE -CENTRIFUGAL teacher of
1407 W. CHAPMAN
F
Sode ~ ~tion VOICE -PIANO
823 So. Loe An&eles St.. Anaheim Slsht Readlna Im~
n1th 4'52. te-.o.H 8>5 3rd Ave., near Lar .
Burt Mansur U-Drive
37-tlc
1941 FORD aup.-dlx. sedan. only
$695. Phone Ze
wheel trailer $1'5. 'n50x20 Corona del Mar. Ph. Har 28-c-t9 ~2-1946 FORD Tudor. R . & H., $1385. ~be
der, ffl ll'leeta 8
Harbor
.
A wheel "22. New PIANO TUNING It COMPLETI!; cabinet MB>. 8-ft. lad-REP AIRS New ~eb at a Theodore Robins, Ford Dealer $8.50. 3 alum. corr dlaco · •r 2'Jnd & Central Newport Beach t x 26 in $1.!50 each. unt. Bis allowance on old Phone Harbor 360
'37 FORD;
~w. .. 34~ uprt~~."~.}Ea 1940 PONTIAC STATION
new motor. Plumblna 247 BROADWAY WAGON. Good conditton. Radio, flxt., tub,
Table, div
mllc.
Mesa), S
wa.ah bowl, heater Phone 604 Laguna Beach Heater, Fog lights, $1200. Har·
an, laundry stove and or drop pmt card bor 1749-RK. Z7-c-30
20432 Lange Dr. (off \~~ 1949 FORD convertible. Red. Uke
ahta Ana. 33-c • • • • • • • • .-new, all extras, $2295. Phone
PLIES _ 4J-APTS. & HOUSD 4.J Harbor 1470 and Harbor 1737-M. DESK SUP
Everdady
pad
•calendar 1t1rnd an• -· • · · ... · -.... "' 3-c-34
-dally "turnover" type pad SMALL HOUSE. 2 rooms and 1936 CHEVROLET Mast~r deluxe
~Jet~ • I.mi on I
$1.90. &mAlll<> atltJ9c10rooCom. t$60A perNmo. coupe. Clean, good mech. cond. eather framed desk year 1 · ur ve., ew· TiiROUGHOUT. Excellent rub-
y QuaJlton. Aaaorted part Bch. Ph. Har. l05J..M. ber. Excellent brakes. Sealed blotter b colon, 11
laraer.
zet 12 ln x 19 ln & 32-c-33 beam headlights: good paint.
Sec Mr. w Price $2.75 & up. FURNISHED 3 rm. apt. S34. 75 to Th.it la reaJJy an exceptional
Ulla.ms. DAILY NEWS. June l!Sth. UW. Incl. 301 E. Bay buy at $275 calh. Phone Har-
TIMES
CeotraJ A
OFFICE, 3011 Wea• Ave.. Balboa. Phone Harbor bor 1833-W. 34-c-36
ve. Harbor 13. t~rf 195g.,JK. 33-o-34 " . . . . . .. ,,,,,,, . . . ... .. ...... ,. NEW attractive 2 bedroom home. SS-MONIY TO LOAN SS Jl-WANT IO, TO IUY J 1 Flap tone fireplace, venetian
• .. -• blinds. Some rattan furniture. • . ••..W. CAS H for USED l Blk. trom ocean. Ready for
& A. }"" occupancy March 1. ~ Sea-Furniture
'We Buy pp lances aho~ Dr.-See Sundays only. Almoat Anythln1" 31-c-35
G
Bea 5707-M RANT'S RENT AL v
-1645 Newport ~u~ SPECIALISTS
1111111111111. ., ..... 44;;1 •••
J2-IU llNtTU ll FOa SAU 12 . •• ,, 4 ......,
LAROE 3 CUSJUON upholstered
extr~ pillows. Excel·
Uon. $75. Har. 2686-J.
davenport,
lent coodJ
217 To pu, Bal. la. Z7-ttc
DINING T ABLE, 4 chairs; Double
I A mattrea; 2 9x12 ln1 chajr; high back
chair. 424 Marigold.
bed. 1prln,
rup; rock
occasional
Call Edna CraJg
Linwood Vick, Realtor
Balboa laland HA 2042
33-e-54
YEARLY RENT AL 01' BaI1>0e
Pen1nau1a. Small tundahed ~
S75 mo. Phone Harbor 315.
21.tfc
B
'":.,., ... . . . . .... . .......
LOANS
LOANS
LOANS
$60. 'lO to $5000
ti SALARY * AUTO 'tr FURNl1 l. R~;
Other Personal PropPrty
"QUICK SERVICE''
eONte~ .e~
Corona de I Mar. Ha.r. 2922.-JK
32-c.35
BAMBOO RATTAN
ALBOA ISLAND. Furnished
single apartment. Y~ar round
rate. Utllitiea paid. Ph. Harbor
1396-J. 29--c-33 eo#lfMJllM
WINTER RENT AL--2 bedroom --r = or 8ectlona.1 Cb&1n
value)-Naw '39.!50
=lto E. 7
9 P. M. Dally A &m.
th SL, Lone Be.m
~
*
F
furnished apt~ $15 week. 311 2805 COAST r.L \'f1
Island Ave .. Balboa. J.3.ttc NEWPORT BEACH. CA LJF
OR RENT. 1 or 2 bedroom apt., next door to Weatnr. l 'nion ort 1c~
furnished. 3512 Ocean Front. PHONE HARBOR 26.JA..J
Call Harbor C1717-W. 33-c-34
r-
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• . 11aanclay, February 17, 1M9 NEWPORT BALBOA NEWS-.11MES
CLASSIFIED ADS
'
a-AUTOM011Vll nus 41 62-llAL ISTATI
~nt~~0~~~:~ --------rn-·--.... c .......... o .... 8 .... 1'-~ ..... --J ..... M .... E ..... s-~..,. ................ ""'"_ ....
$283 down. Beacon 6047 until DUPLEX: Stucco lower, fra.mt-
5 p. m. or 4-e Old County Rd.. upper. 1 yr. old. 1-bedroom each
Newport after 5. 34--tfc with llvln& rm. and kitchen Lo-
.... · ~ -• .. · · · • .. -cated 1 blk. from Blvd. on 2
55-MOMIY TO _LO~N . _ _ _ 55 Iota. Corner lot worth $1000.
L'61'Ns' ,.o· 8\.r1w: .. rMP"io\Ji Full price $9800, terms
BUY, MODERNIZE, OR
REFINANCE
We Buy "I'ruAt Oeeda
NEWPORT dALBOA FEDERAL
SA VINC:S & LOAN ASS!'lf
3.133 VI.a Udo Ph. Har ~~
M-ttc-..... u"" ••..•... ,..
61-REAL ISTAn IXCHANGI 61 ,,..,,,.. . ,.. . , .......
My Clients Want These
Trades:-
No. 1-$1000 Equity ln 3-bedroom
stucco. Gardena. WANTS 100
ft. on Newport Blvd. or South
Main, 5anta Ana.
NO. 2-$7000 equlty ln store and
3·rm. house, V)sta, Calif.
WANTS Harbor Area home.
No. 3-$11,500 R-4 Lot, Crenshaw
Bl vd .. L. A. W A:NTS liquor Ucense store,
bus iness Jot.
ASSUME FHA IORn on lovely 2
bedroom home . Large livlng rm.
and roomy kJtchen. Garage.
Rest neighborhood, close to high
achoo I.
$2000 DOWN
SACRIFICE SALE -CompJetcl>
furnished 1 bedrm. home--Gas
Rctrig., O'Keefe & Merl'itt
range. Yard completely fenced
$6.000. cuh. fuJJ price.
WM. G. HAY
Ucensed Real Estate Broker
Corner ot Orange & Newport Blvd
(Wagon Wheel Cafe)
Phone Bea. 5935 day• or eve.
23-c-25
NEWPORT BEACH
PLEASANT small beach cottage
cl garage. Sound con9tructJon.
Near gnunmar school, bay, and
ocean. R-2 zone. $'7900, terms.
CORONA DEL MAR so. OF lDWAY~ room house cl
CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT
,
* Daily Events *
TONI ORT
Job's Daughten-7~ p.m.,-Am-
erlcan Leaton hall, eo.ta ir-. ·
Toutmuters -6:30 p. m.-Rcm-more cate.
BPOE 1767-7:30 p. m. -EUt'I
hall~lboa.
Oiurch Beneftt benquet~:30. p. m., Costa Mesa Cbnmunlc:y
church. ftlDAT
Fr1d4)' Aftem00t1 club-12:30
May E. Gee , Costa Ilea .
Leaion hall. LET ME FIT YOUR TRADES
TO YOUR WANTS garage. R-2 Zone. Newly deror-Gas Po1·sonlng ated. Partly furnislled. $8750,
terms. wru consider Jot as Pflrt~ Avoided by payment. See Mr. F.atle,
Pl11 Tryouts lo
Be lel~ Mond1y
Couftln~ Post VFW--8 p. m.-
Coeta Meu L«1on hall
Cl.ab Scout Pack I~ p.m.--Pot-
luck IU~, N~ 8Chool. REX RECHS. Realtor
Harbor 2694-W Bay & Beach ~alty eo. F II wl Rules 1.5th & Central Ave., Newport Bdl. 0 0 ng
Ph. Har. 1264
CUb ScoUt Pack 110--8:30 p.m.
-CDM achool. · r..~ tn Oran _.... u. s. O..t Guard Aux.-7 p. m. ...... . . ,,,, . . . . . ,,,,.., ..
62-REAL ISTATl 62 LEASEHOLD CUFF HA VEN ..., .... .,.. . .......,.....,_...._.....,.,.. ................................. ,.. ............ ,.. ................ ,.. ........ -.... ,... LOT. Vlew ot-oout fl'om Dana
R. W . BARTINE
Real Eatate Broker
1806 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA. CALIF.
Phone Beacon 5320
CORON A DEL MAR, nloe 2 B.R.
home. Uvina room, dJntng _room. dbl. garage. Xlnt Vltw-$11,000.
$2,000 dn. $75 mo. 6%
Pt. to San ~. Beacon 6250M
32..e-35
BALBOA ISLAND BAY FRONT
4 bedroom colonial. New home.
Will cona.lder trade other New-
port property. Martin Richards.
Harbor 1855~ 29-c-33
BALBOA PENINSULA
12) 60 FOOT LOTS, good location. Modem 2-Bedroom Home
$900 each. $13,600
2 B.R HOME on Orange, clOR to
school, large comer lot, room for
other unJts. $8,000 or would
trade for Santa Ana property.
2 B.R.. HOME. new, dooble garage,
dos<> ln. ~,250-$1250 On. Bal.
easy.
IT P AYS TO INSURE WITH US.
BY OWNER. 1 year old, 2 bed-
room home. Restricted district.
F11rn. or unrurnl!hcd. Beacon
6250-M 412 Westminster. New·
port Hei~ht.s. 32-c-~
S750 DOWN-OPEN 10-4
2 R<'droom hume unfinlshed. S297~
ru ll price. 164 Merrell Pl., bf..
twc<'n 21st and 22nd off Oranc~. C'o~I A Mesa. Beacon 5381-W.
BuUt to owner's sped.flcatlons.-
REDWOOD 1id1ng-inteTetUng
wood lnterlor finllh-deslgned
for good living.
HARBOR
INVESTMENT CO.
REAL ESTATE -INSURANCE
30th St. at W. Central
Phone Harbor 1600
:1: • ,., ... • • • • ... ... ,.. ...,... .... ii I supply you a thought you
may remember It and you may
flot. But if 1 can make you think a
thouaht. I have Indeed added to
vour atature.-Elbert Hubbard,
Note Book.
c.v~ryone ie county """o d.lnMf'--NHYC. Carbon monoxide potaolllng -would like to try out for a Dla.v Lecture b Thomu R. Muon 9
not suffocation -is the probable wiU be wel~ Monday nJpt at p. m.-~ewport Harbor Luth·
cause of death in most au-the home ot Mn. FAlith Bame9. eran church.
heated room fntaliUea according 122 Via Lora.. Lido ~-• --------
to Dr. H09mer W. Stone, pro-Followin& • mtt~'I\anda.Y J-..1-vf, M
feuor of chemistry at the UnJ-~~C:U:.'u, Play=~ VUG.J S arkets
verslty of California at Loe An· her home, Mrs. Ba.ms. the£r ~ (J!'rem JI a.m. [P.&T.] •1t1.t et
geles. Jdent, announced that at 7:30 Mon-i..ter a Co... l!DP. LA.. 9tdl lb.)
• Since these cold, un-CaUfornia d4Y try-outa · would be he:ld for thl'ff one-act piays. 'lbe Harbor In.duatrlals ···-··--.114.55 uP lZf night.I make it necesury to UM! a CommunJty Playen, a ncn-prollt Ralls ············-··---49.70 up .29
heater and sJnce carbon monoxide organization, bopH to have the UtWt.lee ··-·-·· ·-· M.59 up .18
111 a product of gaa cobuatlon. Dr. three plays prepared and produced Volume-760,000 shart!e. ~
Stone recommends the followlnK In time to enter one of them by
alx satety precautions: March ('lO ln the Santa Ana TCJw-.. Arn ~I A Tel..·--···--····-··.148~
1. wh e n poulble, use only namen 1'1 Plays which wt.ll be Canadlan Pad.flc ··--··-··-··· .. U"
vented heating untta. held late In Apr1l Dupont ··-··-····-····-···-·····-183
2. If your heater b unv«.>nted, . In the preparatory board meet-General Moton...·-··-··-··--· 58"
be 1ure it la equipped with flre UllJ& nWTM!~~Jaya were ~ ..... ·-···-.... ·-··--· C'6
clay. Thia insutts more pr'Ope>r d1scuaed and the le choJces K.ftlnecott ... -...... -.. -·-.. -.. -· '8~
combustion. acting as a catalyur will be two N and one mel-Seen .. -······ ...... ·-··-·-·---· 3514
ln the chemical reaction of com-odrama. Actual pla,ys have not So 011 Edt.on -··-·-··-······-30 ..
bustlon. <Carbon monoxide oc-been nnaJJy choRn. Standard Otl ···-·-··· ····--··· 59~
cun mostly ln incomplete ,com-U S Steel ·····--··-··-··-··-·-· 72'6
bUJtion.)
3. Check the name In your
heater. A blue name'• pl'obably
all right. A yellow or BmOkY fiaJ'lV
may mean incomplete combuaUon.
4. Always h8ve out.al~ venUJa-
tion-the more the bettel'!
5. Turn off hea t when you 10
to bed, or open o window at top
and bottom.
6. tr you feel a tightness aCT'Q89
forehead, headache. or dJzzinev
-all symptoms of carbon mon-
oJCide polso:iing-throw open your
windows at once. Then check com-
bustion of your heater.
Rule for Placing
Utensils Given
The old rule for convenient 1tor-
a1e of kJtchen utenalls--"kcep It
where you use lt"--haa bttn Im-
proved by houachold equipment
apedallsu of the U.S. Department
of AgricuJtu~ and various atate
experiment 1tatJoru.
••Tllll BR.EWER,-To Mr. and Mn.
Brownlnr Bn!wrt. ~ Walnut St.,
Costa Mesa. ln Santa Ana C«n-
munlty hOSP(taJ, Feb. 15, 19'9, a
Ion, 8 lbs., °5~ OD.
P&OPDTY LEn TO DAUOHTEB HERE
Combined Income with
Gracious Living
Nrw Mode>m s ta~gcred double
with pit1ure windows, woman's
drram kitchrn. man's tiled stall
c;how<'r, central tiall, abundance
of cl~cts and cupboard8, 2 bed·
rooms <'ach apt. AH this for
$.'1.000 down ror G.I. or $9.SOC'
for ch.;lian Rent pays balance
SEF: IT TODAY.
I STRICTL y BUSINESS by Mcfuthn I
Kltchen work studies have led
to the MWC?T and better rule-
"Kttp it whM"e you uae H nrst:•
especially 1r It it a u~naJI med
of tm, H YI Mn. Marian Prentiss,
home demorutratJon acent. Fol-
lowing thla rule. paM and kettles
w1J I not neceaart ly all t» kept by
the atove, u hu Iona b«-n tM
custom.
An ettote, conalatJnc of an ea-
t Ima ted S 1000 i" pn'IOn&J proper-
ty and a tt'lldence at 407 30th
1treet. Newport, will 10 to 15 ye-ar
ciJd Aldora Anne Davis of the t ad .. cltta. Miu Davi.a wu left the
-pro-pe--ty by her mot.heT, Mn. Anne
M. Davla, Who died recently.
REX RECHS Realtor
Ph. Harbor 2694-W
Let your rental
pay for tht. property!
COSTA MESA -New 2 bedrm.
house & garage. Alao studio apt.
!knotty pine ) with 2 bed.nm. on
double lot. Eut ai~. cloee in.
No brokers. CaJJ owner and sa-..e
commission. $12,700. Easy terms.
Phone Beacon 5670-M. 34tfc:
IlY 0 \\ NER -J of 2 beautiful
homes . Choice of Newport Hta
R.estrlctrd, 1 }T . old, wit h view
of ocean; furnished or unrum
OR BRAND NEW Cliff H1tvcr
with wondrrful v1~1 or codt
from Oana Pt. to ~1An 1•edro
Beacon 6129-M. 429 l l~-wood'
. Dr.. Newport HtJl '26-~
INCOME PROPERT·~
STORY. 4.-famlly flf'L nu11 .. A
buUdlng with e 3 bodroom hoUM
and an extra lot. ~Mt r~
bUJJ"na. Priced rictat. Ph H••
343 cEvct.) P'hOOC? Bearon MOO
· M LANE. Newpm-1 Read!
"'9Uc
MERVIN FoT example, nucepem because
th<>V ar. rirat ~ with wattt
will he k~pt near the eou.rce of
wetCT lthM' near ~ aJnk or
nt'l\r the tn kttttltt on ~ 1tov .
Some utntatl1 obVloualy wttl be
mos• convfl\tent near tho atovt,
othen near the alnk. mbdng cen-
ter or 1eTVtni center. Several stor-
eae plaet'9 may ~ eqoally good
ror other utenalla, which are put
to work at m0re t1'an one place.
For IOme Jobi, such u ma.kin&
cotf tt, the mott convenient st~
aae depend.I on the type of equip-
ment. A cold-water coffee·maktt
is flnt ulf'd "' ttM-.tnlc. -. hot wntcr «>CfC'Cm"1ttt at ~ 1tove.
ltr rC' are convenient location•
for tom~ ~f the moet frequently
UJl'd utcn .. 01: ·
Neu "tAwe: Frytq pan•. pan-
cake turnM", two.tint" JninJi fork1 pot" to 01' food muhtt, ladle anu
coolln& rack.
New iala.k: Dtatrpan, dlth dJ'aln.-ln« ra~. pan for tho radc, v~
table bnmh. ..,,deT and m-to-
claht ·Inch w1r 1tr'9.!Mr.
N..,. lllllbda.r s Rotary ea
bHt , mtxmg ~It, ean opener,
nvuurtn1 spoorw, cwtard cupe
and CU9e'Ole.
lf w llft •las emtierr Oranp and
truJt 8CJU<'t'ft'f ant! brrad or 1Ue> ms knife.
OMD ATE'8 AK'NtJAL
AL&&ra LIST&D
Averqe craduat•t from the
C.Ollqc of Aarlcultun,'Oa~. Who araduatcd 10 01' mott y~ __ qo
have an •verap talary of~;
thoee vaduatlnr five to 10 yean
a10 maJ«t approx.lmately StODO:
and 8J"aduata of U>. .PUt two
,ean started at about S3800, ao-
cordlnf to a ttee.nt 1urvey.
ITA'ITS Oll11llC1l
OOEUADftW
The R.v. Paw Miller, · Dl'ftident
ot Sac:ra.mento'a eouncl1 of ctnarcbM ~ w1th ntimatee that ~ 10 to 15 pl"r cet>t ol C'.allfomJa's IWf ..
dmtl attend chW'Ch.
"08TA IO':SA!f PIN&O ON
DOO LJCD8• OllABGm
Frank Dawna, Costa Mna. wu
flMd l20 In Judao D. J. Dodp'1 O>lta Mesa Tmmahlp court ,_..
terday afttt pl-4ins SUIJcy to a d\a.rae of f aJlure to pisd\ue n-• ·
Ct'ntft far bla two clop. Jqe
Dodi• ~ $10 ot the ftiMt after Downee boutht Ucemes for
the~ • •
Harbor Men to
Help Jury
Aastpment.s to comm1ttces for
the 1949 Orange Co\llltY Grand
Jury made yest£rday by Foreman
Walter R. Schmld of Garden
Grove included the naming of four
resldenta of the Newport Harbor
area. i Robert Allen, Balboa llland,
wu aPPQinted to the committee
involved in work with the district
attorney, courtl. sheriffs office,
probation department, detent1ot1"
home, etc. H e wu also naIJll?d
chairman of the committE'e on
cities, county districts. roads and
flood control committee, w1th
Heinz Kaiser of Costa Mesa work-
ing w1th t\iq>., N. M. Crawley of Cost.a Mesa
wu named chairman of the com-
mittee handling supervl8ors, ad~
vertlslng and fairs, planning com-
mlulon, parks and park districts
and beaches. Kais('r was also ap-
poltited to this committee. · Walter S . Spicer, Newport
Beach was assigned to the com-mltte~ handling county officee and
was named chalnnan of the aud-
ltini committee. The committtes wtu handle
muy of the phases of the gt'ftt\d
jury work. ~ in the put the
grand jury will m eet u a group
only occasionally to hear re ports
of the smaller committeea.
Hold Theft
Suspect Guilty
lewport Wins Another ~oun4 in Fight
to Escape lsse11111enl for Water
Verdict.I of guilty on two char&-
es of grand theft and burglary
were returned by a jury ln the
cue of Olarles H . Swindell yes-
terday ln Superior court.
Swindell wa.s convicted of en-
tering the home of J . D. Snod-
grus, No. 7 Beacon Bay, and
1teallng two diamond rlnp val-
ued at $1250 last Auguat 12.
The Jury of aeven men and fjve
women were out less than an hour
determining the guilty verdlcta.
Tomorrow morninr Swindell is
to bear hil sentence as hllllded
down by Judge Raymond Thomp-
ton who presided over the trial
Newport police, who captured
Swln4ell at San Clemente il'rort-
ly after the burglary, said he had
a lone record of convictions and
lndlctments on various charges.
Wm. Poole, assistant dlltrict at-
torney, prosecutor of the case,
impeached a major defense wit-
neu when he eatablished the
man's testimony that Swlndell
was ln his company at the Del
Mar race track at 6 p. m. on the
night of the theft was false. A
San Oemente police omcer exhib-
ited a traffic citation, signed by
Swindell, which was written at
5 :55 p. m. on Au~t 12, the day
of the jewel theft. -
Bert West, defense attorney,
did not Indicate i1 the convicted
man would appeal the verdict.
M matt.en exist at present,
thet'e seems little doubt that New·
port will escape a special aaea.-
ment for the purchase of water
to reph!ni.lh the depleted under-
ground water basin.
C'ity otfidals received thia wttk
a copy of a letter addressed to the
Orange County Water Dlatrict
board by the Mctropolltan Water
District board repeating its stand
that no water would be sold to
OCWD u~on a.a part of the coet would be d by coa.atal area
such as Newport which are al-
ready ln MWD.
The let tcr would appear to be
conclU&ive ln Newport'• favor
and to guarnntee that lf the coun-
ty water dlatrlct wants to buy re-
plenishment water and auea all
property within It.a boundaries for
lt.a share of the coet, it muat
first excJude aJ1 areas which now
belong to MWD.
The letter follows :
Board of Dlrecton,
Orange County Water DiJtrict,
1104 West 8th Street
Santa Ana, California
Gentlemen:
'on December 17, 1948, the
board of dlrecton of the Metro-
poll tan Water Olatrict instructed
the staff to prepare and submit a
form of contract providing for the
sale of surplus water to the Or-
ange County Water ' District. Thia
actJon was taken ln reliance upon
the representation that no part ot
llgnil Fr111 lh1 Qu1rllrll11k
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P..a_.. Nani£& ......... ~ .... el .. Air,'' .... t... et a.. nemtb' ....._ ... Maftl .&..._ ~ tn'a'nc ~.J ............ t ~· .... d • --...... lludla,wtaatleuttwe,..n ... , .... J..sr, .. ,...,._
an •mm'ss'ma• ...,_Ill a.. Kaftl • 11at~ ••••I It IL• .ut. la .. llartae cer,. •••ne, an • ..,.... .. wlllp ...
........ .. hN 1ean• aettn .._. Cw.I •-r ~-~
the funds used to pay for such
water would be derived from tax-
es or usessment.a levied upon
property witJtJ11 the Metropolltan
Water District.
'nlll policy wu clearly 1tat.ed
in a Jetter to Edward R. Valentine,
regtm;ial vice-president, CallfomJa
State Chamber of Commerce, ln
the following words:
"Fundl for paying for water
so sold shall not be derived •
from taxes or a.uessment.a lev-
ied against present Di•trict
areu for the benefit of special
out.aide areu." It la now d11closed that more
than one-fourth of the aaessed
valuation ol your district Jles
w1thln Coastal Municipal Water
Dlstrlct and w1thJn the Metropoli-
tan Water District and would be
aaseaed to pay for any surplus
water purchased by your district.
Under these cirCWNtance1, the
boa.rd of dJrecton of the Metr<r
politan Water Dbtrict has found
It necessary to retdnd It.a form-
er actJon regarding the prepara-
tion of a form of contract with
your dlltrtct. In the event that
the over -lapping area can be ex-
cluded from your district, to the
extent ttnd In a manner accept-
able to your district and the over -
lapping area, the Metropolitan
Water District will welcome the
opportunity to enter into negotia-
Uona for the preparation of a con-
tract for the sale of such surplus
water to Orange County Water
District.
Verv truly yours,
JULIAN lflNDS, general man-
ager and chief engineer .
Scout Program
Told to Lions
Balboa Bay Llons met in regu-
lar ses&ion last night at the Ross-
more cale. Nearly 40 Lions at-
tended the dinner meet.
A resume ot Sunday's dedJcation
of the Girl Scout hc,use was given
members by those who attended
the alf alr. ,
Lew. Gates, who has been an ac-
tive Lion for years and l8 pa.st
president of the local group, at-
tended the meeting. It was his
flnt attendance in many weeks be-
cause ol lll health.
A new member, S. E . Brlgp,
electrical contract.or wu lnstalled
by Gates.
MEETING ON CHINA
COVE POSTPONED · ..
...
TJmnday, F........, 17, 1949
A Cttle over tuition tee. to be ~ Santa Ana Junior college tb-
trlct by Orange Coast junior col-
lege distrltt wu ln the making
today u the Santa Ana Board ot
Educatibn instructed their secre-tarl to write a letter asking that
Orange Cout COl\llder a check in
the amount of S20,891 u .. part
payment" rather than payment ln
full for tuition of coaatal studen ta
attending the Santa Ana institu-
tion during the 1947-'48 school
year.
The Santa Ana board felt that
it was 1Ughted S65 per pupil or a
total amount of over $9000. They
base their clalma on the assump-
tion that a $65 charge for "use
of buildings and grounds" la legal
and waa agreed upon before Coe.It
had a campus.
Dr. Basll H. Peterson said this
morning that the Coast board felt
that the 6cea charge wu illegal
because it wu made to the junior
college district. He added that
Junior colleget do have the power
to charge outlying areu tor the
use of buildings and. grounds
where there l8 not an existing jay-
see district.
He 1ald that the $65 waa not
included -becauae of th.ta fact.
The $20,000 flgure was arrived
at by charging the actual C\ll"nnt
costa of $150.31 for each student
attending Santa Ana from the
Coast district lut year.
Santa Ana sent the letter to
Cout alttt the county counsel
had advised that cashing ot the
original check would constitute a
receipt for the payment in full for
tuitions.
Chaperones for
Easter. Rentals
Are Requested
(Continued from Pa file One l
es belore their adoption and adopt.
lng them.
President Hadd Ring presided
at the weekly meeting.
NEW MEMBERS ADMl'ITED
TO REALTY BOARD
Five new members were ac-
cepted by the Newport Harbor
Realty board at today's meeting.
They were: John J . Crowe, Tom
Payne, J . L. Stawicki and HaroJd
R: Srt)'der, all of the Earl Stanley
offices, and Margaret J . Geldert.
of the John Vogel Co.
BURGLARY TRY AT
MARKET FAILS
Attempted entry of the llquor
storage room at Richard's Lido
Market was reported today by
at.ore owner, Dick RJchards.
follce reports state the attempt-
ed entry was made by using a
jack to force the door locks. En try
was not gained. The Intended
burglary was committed sometime
alter closing hours Tuesday.
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Harbor 13
208
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Loose Leef Post Binders-2.09-7.48
Blank Books-all rulings-.35 Up
Desk Pads -2.~.00
Desk Organizers -5.50
Ring Binder Zipper Cases -7 .65
Pencil Sharpeners -2.20-2.75
Stapling Machines -2.20
Dictionaries -$5.00
Telephone Indexes -1.50-3.50
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