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Phone Rates
Increase in
Effect Today
Moet Newport Beach telephone
~ will ~ more mon.fy for
their Ml'Yice IW-tlq Olla~
lna, in accordanoe with an Interim
Increase recently allowed by the
Calltomla Public Utllltlet1 commla-
aloo.
Theodore Hambrook. local man-
qer tor the Pacific Telephone and
Telesraph Co., aatd th.11 morntn1
that the new tchedule of charsee
wtll affect bwtnm ralH, one-
party l'ftlckntial llnee, eeml·publlc
coin box phone. and eertaJn toll
callt. Tw~a.nd-four·party res.Iden~
ttal liDft will 'not --dected, ha said.
~ lndt"1dual bu1Joeu llne ln-
Cftued 75c to '6.50 per month:
the two-party buatnel line . 1oee
Up 50c to SS.25"; and the lnd.lvtd·
ual line for ftlJdentlal use nae. 2!5c to sa.ns per montb.,Bualneaee
Where a coin box telephone I.I In lft'Vtce must ruarantee 22c per
~ In local ealll lutea.d of the ra--t 30e. TM wwwtbly d\a.r2e OI' IWttd>bOlu'd 8el'YSct wUl 6e
'8.15 m.taed ol the plW'lll a.50.
,,,... Will be no chance ln the
toll rate between here and Santa
Ana. the manacer aald. Hambrook
cSc>M dot ba._ the ICbedule of
rat.ti a1'Dl:rllW to all toll call.I but
lnakatecf that man)' prevtoualy ln
the 2Sc bracket will be lncreUed..
llOIDI to aoc and othen to 35c.
FJve--cpt toll cbaraes . are belna ralled to lOc. he added.
~ ratee do not repreHnt
the full ICbedule of lncreue9 ap..
plltd for by the telephone com-
pany but comtl tute only an inter-
im rate ral8e pendi~ action en
the application.. The com~ IOU&ht additional rwenua of SSS mUllcm annually but theee chanc·
• wW brine only '13 :: extra income. 1be ortatnal a
caUcn ll •till up for COlllidera
-Peeping S1spect
l1~W on lsl11~ .
BE REGISTERED BY
SAT. If YOU WANT
TO YOTE ON TAX
8-lclmta ol the Orance <Jou' ~ dUtrtctwM~ mclooM
Newpwt Beacll Wlao wish t.o vote
• tbe edaool ap&Uloa pbna
wlalda call for a tax rabe of Z9
eeata. from 18 cent. &o &l ceat.
per '1• ...eued valuaUoa, mmt be ,....._eel bJ Saturday.
llardll ••
Pfll'90U ~ rep•ter a.t eith-
er ta.e N~rt Beach dty ball
• tile e.Naty eoot1bome la s .. -
ta Aaa. -
TM e1eaUGa. wKl.6 1erVe9 the
cloa.ble pa.rpGee of paulnc OD
th apeNloe prosram an also u.e boa.rd of trua~ will be
.._.~•I' of wo memben o'
MW llQ M.
21-YI. FllEMEI
llVEI llllUTE-
Newport Beach firemen cele-
brated the 22nd annlvenary o1
lhe1r memben• club at a gala
steak dinner-dance Saturday nlJht
at Otriltiao 't Hut ln Balboa.
Loncmty badce. Wfte preeent-
ed by Clcy Man-.er John Sanon
to Perce Ptlt.tt ror 30 years• 80-
vice, to Kenneth Job.nlon. 20 >'e&n.t C&rl Woodma.naee, 15 yean ana
W. C. Noller, 10 )lttft.
Mayor Dtck Drake and Coun-
dlmen Rom Greeley, D K. Blue
and 0. Z. Robert.on and their
wtws wett suata of the fl:remen.
Jui Briaooe ot the Balboa sta-
tion presided a.a. l'\)Uter ot cere-
mOnts while the P'OUP'• prest-
dent, Noller. received his award.
A television set wu won by
C&ptain Roy Gehret.
4 C1n, 2 Power
Poles in Crnhes
'r-o specta.cular acddenta ln-
volvtng power poles on Coast high-
way occurred in HuntJnl'ton Beach
over the weekend.
A. R. Ebrlte of 213 Magnolia
avenue. O.ta Mes.a. suffered only
brulae9 In the f1nt mishap which
occurred at 5:45 a. m. Saturday.
His car struck the pole, snapping
ft off at the base, and the heavy
wooden pillar fell acrou the high-
.A man accused of beJiur a Peep-wa.y to be hit by two other can. tna Tom waa arrested l>y poUoe No major lnjw1es were reported
earty this mornJnc on Balboa Isl-The other happened when a dub
and. .a>upe carryina six men overturn-
Geotf rey WUde, 47 315 Apolena ed after 1heartn1r off a pole on
ave.nue, Balboa wand. wu booked Coast hJghway near the trailer en-
at 1 L m. today ~ ot yto.! trance. The pole toppled over on
latlon of the ltate a;x» va-the car but all of the occupants craney aecUon lntaxlal.tlcn, were able to climb from the
Fri~IJ light lets
Fint Grunion lun • Those double croutn1 enmton,
sought by thousands of persons
each time they are slated to nm.
finally put ln an appearance ln
their flrat "open seuon " .-ttack on
the beaches.
The tiny memben of the unelt
family, apparently with mare
bralM than their would-be cai>
ton, showed up Frlday after con-
vln~ a good share of the hunt-
en that they wouldn't run by not
a~aring either Wednesday or
Thuraday as the State Fish and
Ga.me men aald they would.
The result of their m.aneuven
left the beache. practically emety
In compartson to the multltudee
which would have jammed them
armed with fire wood. flash Upts
and rolled up levis had Lewuthee
Tenula showed the flnt two
night. .
Old timers say that grunion very
seldom come ln on the beach when
the shore ls alive with aU IOl'W
of lire, fire and U1hts.
The grunion catch Friday rught
was reported heavy In the nelah·
borhood of the Santa Ana River
Jetty and the mouth of the har-
bor. police reoordl diacla.ed. wrecltaae.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . In dt.y court, Wilde pleaded not cuilt;v to both counta and re--
queated a court trial wh1ch wu
eet tor March 30 by Judp Harry FlllL. APPROVAL GIVEI FOR
L. Blodaett.
Arresting offlcera said Wilde
was Identified by realdenta on
Amethyst avenue u the man they
charaed had been looldn• Into
USE OF BISE AS FAIR GROUIDS
their llvi~ room wtndowa.
~ge county Friday was as-
sured of a permanent talr grounds
and a huae year-round rec:reation-
..i area when the War A&leta Ad-
* Weath11111» a... Tid...,. * mlniltration approved transfer of ~ &S ~ 175 ac::ree of the Santa Ana Ann)'
Oear •AA•" and ....... , .... t. p.-1... Air Bue to the 32nd Dlltrict Ag-'-."'-' ~...-.· .. ~ ric::ultural aaoclatlon. cloudy 1\acedey. No chanp ln tern· Informed of the WA.A action to
perat\lre. U'antfer the land and 127 bulld-
ADI TDlPCMTUm ln.p to the fair board. W. F . Crod-
' · dy, cha1nnan of the c;rounda com-
Maxtmum ~-··-·---........... --M mlttee. Aid that action to becin
Mlnlmum ---·-···-.. -·-...... 48 work on a permanent !air p-ounds
Water ···-····-·~·---.. --··• will be atartecl lmmedlatel)' with ~lfi:I §¥j Iii ~f~olapd '; 'f:1aN1~l J!.. 1' ..... 1.; ::.r :-a The tract ol CT'"anc1 bultlllnp 'IL. _!,<mi l;fi ft H;lf"tl WM-=•=':: :::> i: ,-:;
board for one·half of that amount,
$130,300. L. A. (Dan) Patch, treas-
urer-manager for the fair report·
ed. Patch added that IU.ffldent
funds are on hand to pay for the
entJre transaction, but that onlJ
20 per cent wU1 be pa.id at UU.
time Md the remainder at 10 per
cent a year tOI' 10 years. The morl·
ey comes from the at.ate'• pereftlt-
agc of the horse racin& pari-mu-
tuel fund. Gl~n Woolley ot Fullerton an4
H. Oay Kellogg of Garden Groft.
memben of the boa.rd. aaJd that
all utllltis alttadY are funct.km..
ln1 oa the new ta.Ir l1'0Uftdll. and
that lhrtt of the atr bue'a.W.ter
wella are located oa the propu b
(Continued OD hce Twelve)
MOYIE CREWS TO
ST ART SHOOTING
ON LOCAL SETS
ftnl ICM• bl 1°lae Bleak Wall." a 4'am• • .....,.,..
Bfaaet:t pletare .... ftlmed •Y
<Jolatnbla StaaM, wm be plaotb-
papkecl Wa,y .. &.an. .......
It wu l_,..e-1 fff9l tM prCMblo-
U.. scMdale ~t.
Locale of tlte .._,. .. LGq i..
laacl 8oall4 ta New Y ol1l _.
tlae local Mia ..... e bem ._....
eel wttai ~ loeatloa ta mlacl.
Delinquent taxes on boeta ln
Newport Harbor have"' been re.
duced fr'Om '7.91&?7 tn A.:pril al
19'8 to ._,,329~ ~. and a sub--
ltantlal further reduction ta antl-
dpated before the new tax bllla
are malled out on M.-y 1, accord-
tn,a to flauttt made public at the
dty clerk's ottlce.
'Th.ere were 2840 bo&ta with a to-
tal &Uelled valuation ot $3.~-
297 on the 19'7-4.8 •• emnent roll
for the clty. Of tbeM ~boat.
theft ~ 1 Nudn on #hleb-
dt;y tum have not been pl.Id. Tbe
delloqueat roll lnd....S. MaJ'b' 100
resl.ltrationa wbeft bWa 9Blt to
tbe ••e•ed Off net ol ncoiil --been retum.d by tbe paie..m.,.
with the notatMm •taot 'me sod' .. ar
.._~fMa o"Wla
DMl1U' bistances 6Xft .,. tWO and
th1" ~· t.ck ~ ~
Iuanucta u the ilmaDel' bo&ta
oltm c:banp .band8 ""'•al ttme.
In • )'Mr, tbe problem ot tradn&
ownmd1lP 11 not simple and linoe u,. tax comtitutea • um cm u.
boat then haw been a nuinbeT ot lnstancn where an owner purcbu..
ins & boat= ta.Ith hU found that he not aoqulnd the boat,
but alto a su tantJal accumula-
Uon ot back taxes.~ ccmpiete roU ~~ t boat.a ta DOW befn1
and by ~ it wtJl tMt
for dlatrlbutfon tO all brok· · en and boat 1&ndlnp tn the .....
IO that & potentlal ~ wUl
at leut be able to aaure h1mlelt
of a dear tax title. :; = ~v~:e:=t -ae WlllEIS OF Ill
TIM mm producer .. Walter
w...-. · ElllllT USTED Wimer Will lea.. \lilnnen 1n the •th ¥J1Ual New-• port Harbor Art Exhibit Wft"e a.n-... •td• D .... nl nounced Sunday by Mn. Ruth S. •DI IOI ..,. Flftllin&. director ot the yearly ar-1a1r.
WllUs Warner. cha.lrnlan ol the Ji1nt prize In oOa went to Jack
county boa.rd ol supem.on wu Locker of Lo. Aneela for h1a plc-lnted __ , tutt, '"Tenement Dtat:rtct." The
llJ>l>O a~•au m&naJer al the hJgb award for lV&ter colon wu
91'9J\P Oxmty Sanitation d1ttrict won by Emil J . Koq. Jr., for "Call last week. an appointment whfdl of the S,L"
beGomea ~ect:lve A,prll 1. Local residenta can lnspect the
'!be Huntinrton Beach harcnrare P&Jntinp In the hfl'h 1CbooJ ll-
man wu reluctant to take the .. bra.JIY Tbtlnday Ulrouab Stmday
si t:lon but dlrecton •~ lmiatet from 2 to 5 p. m. and from 7 to
that the montha ot time be bu 9 p. m. Friday tor thole wbo want devoted to -aD phuee ol the aanJ. to 1ee the exhibit the aame eve-~to~ 1~~ run. u the hiah IChool ~.
The pomtion . carries a aalary.
GROUND BREAKING
ON CLUB POOL IS
DUE TOMORROW
Bu~,Fall
'·~~to Elater Market
Ground will be broken tomorrow Another entry lw bff'n ·~
afteinoon at 3:30 o'clock for the ed at the Corona del Mar AUAiD:
new swimmln& pool to be built for =. ~e!:.!...~. ns to pollCe the Balboa s.y club oa Cout --_ .......
hJpway, It Wiii reoortec1 this ·A merdumt .P9trolmaft ......
morning by JC. T . Kendall, club the '"" door a< the marbt pv.
prestdent. tla.U) alt Its bJn,a and the lock
Ma.yor Dldr Drake an4 Ot7 battered earl,y Saturday momfnl. Mana.cer John 8aJlcn an ....._~ The WOUid-be buraJen appumt-
ed to partldpate tn the •r:;z ty .... friahtelled on before they ot tumlna the ftrilt llMM!I tll. Pined entry, polJce aid. 'lbe bet-tor the 125,000 luipaovcment. The ~~ doCir would have lifth
club alao. 5 io··bemfn IDOlll OD UllS ._... acr!• to a oold ~
& .... cl wbk:ll :..wW c:mt ttar.,. l'OCD ~. the an.u. apprudma '15,000.. PtOrl 1tated:
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WOMAN AVIATOR
ADDRESSES ·
B&P WOMEN
Patrtda Palmer of Western
A.trllnea 1poke on Women ln
Aviation whet ahe a4dreued
BUllnea and Profealonal Wo-men-., auo a -fhe1r Thuncay
nJaht meeUng ln White'• Park
avenue cale. \ A U.C.L.A. p-aduate who 1tud-
led mechanlcal cnlineerlna1 Miu
Palmer wu with the Clv l 4Jr
patrol durtna the war. She gave
an lnteresUng aocount of the
women •ho have entered thJt fl~d.
Apc1 BlomqulAt presided and
Irene Morra. was chairman tor
the evanJna.
Betty Handy and Kay Vaughn,
who a.re a.alltl.ng Nath&Jfe Mi-
chaud with the Bos.sea Nlsht pt'O-aram. made reportl. I)ue . to the
l'Owth ot the club, mem~rs are
llmtted u to the number of ~ta th v may 6rln1 to th1J
l>fa ev~nt ot the year. An un-mirrl~ IN?mber who la her own
bcm mav brine a bualneu mAn ot the area: or, If mamf'd and AIU8TO<le l&AOW mNIOM !* ......... &t u..er ......
her own boa, htt own huaband; ftt .._.. ... W ...._ IMM ta,A ...rte.a IASlea ..U. <>Mt& II~
or the may bl'lftg both her boa Left .... MU .... ·~ NMle, .......... ~ .... &o-
and her hUlband. Ruth Gmiah Mn Ovdaer ..................... 11.n. a.wtu4 .......... ....
la in charaa of ~et ules. -News-nine. photo
Memben were Qlted to volu:n-s .t ci.. H· ,,,. ,, • -~·, B ·c1 teer u delcaate. to the· eonven-p11nf nopeoux 19 1gn oen'"' fl ge
, ......... _t1on_TC: 18u= :::i=·hls_ GiYen hy J11nio1 lronch, Ani1fonce League
clul ln 1pett.h and dramatlaJ
Which rrlfftt each Monday and
Ttlundar_ evening at ~ horM of
UllJ&n Fox, 600 Avocado, Co-
rona deJ Mar. ·
Dorothy Sutherland wu wtn-
Dll' Of .the ~··~, Which WU donated by Graoe Downe
al 8urt and Sand.
JWM l"anv aked that a CQ&.. :=.3::~~ Uftt) 15.14 WU ralted. A. ~u.t wu allo made for the JoWwr-halt ol two-piece bathlna llUlta.
UiHrologisl lo Sp.ale
Toni9ltl fo County
Rocle Houncls
Jarnoe Underw~. pre.J~t ol Padfie Mlnenl IOdtty and
cb&lrman ot Facetec!ra. a sub-~ ot ~ .oa ty, wtJJ •d-e&.. membaa of Oranp Coun-
ty ll1nel'al and 1Aplc1ary IOdety
at 7 :90 o'doclr tonlaht at Coron.a
Oel Mar Grammar ICbool audi-
tGrtum.
H1I aub,Jttt W1ll be 9oPPrr
Mlnenll of M.ontanL He will aJeo ~ the pegmaUc .,.
ol the 1tate and ~ uppb1n
and ruby m1nn at the t.rnlted
&•t• He will a.bQ have flood ,
-I'HE YOUNG IDEA"
O&Jmlnatiq many WMk.I ot =-ancf work the Junior of the Newport Rubor
Aaktanoe 1_,ue preMnted tbelr
leCODd annual deuert·bridae at
the ea.ta MeA Leaion hall on
March 17.
n,e a p •cl a l feature of the
afternoon WU a mOlt ~tlul
bat lhoW prcsimted by D. Cath·
J'7Jl Parter, 115 ~t °'&th •t.reet, sane. AN. MrL Robert OU'dnn-,
cba1nmn ot the eroup, opmec1
the aftttnoonl fetUvttiea by an-
lighted ~ta OD dlapley. ~ GO.On ha been ap-
pointed'" by UMt local IOdety ..
thetr 7t1:etent.aUw to attend tM inff np of the State Feder-
ation ot Mlneraloeical IOdeUes,
held each month at Ba.kerafteld.
The 80Clety WU fnatrumental
tn C"' lapidary and ,atone cu claaea under WIU' at Or· anre Cout collqe. TMre are
now thtte, each filled to capaci-
ty, and with Howvd Barnes,
president of the aodety u te•ch·
eT. A.nothtt dua wW be added
lf eouah intettst la ahown.
Nat ftel4 trip of the IOCle.ty
II planned for the week end of
Sunday March 27, at Rosamond
Dry lake ID the Moja.ve cleeert.
?4eetinp of the group are open
and ~ti are ~J~.
·ey Mesaler
nounclna that Mla Porter would .,., bOtb imported and do~
ltlc orl&Jnall. •
Outstanding amona the hatl
were creatJona by 1 u ch na-
tionally famous desl111en u
delle Donne, G. Howard Hodce,
Germain Montabert.. S I mo n
Ruben and Levine and lmpatted
modela by Paulett~. Maude Roe-len, Claude St Cyr-and Jacqun
Satb..
Outatandlna omon1 the many d~ttul modela were an im-
ported emerald green lhantung
with •bite Wac and llttlc red
!'OM budl caui,ht ln place by
red sroaeratn ribbon. Th1I hat
wu crated by Claude St. CyT
and modeled by Mn. Marr LY-
can ot Santa Ana. Two lovely
cavtar tulcana In sable color.
comumated with emerald green
ribbon by Lcvtne were modeled
by Mrs. Robttt ~en and Mn.
Moraan Noble and were a fltUng
cllmu to a truly outstanding
nhlblt.
11\e hata were mod~ed by Mn.
Mor&a.n No b 1 e , Mn. Roland
Lqerlof, Mrs. Robert Allan. all
of the Jr. ~ta.nee League and
Mn. R. R. Hodgkimon and Mn.
Georce Yardley ol the Newport
Harbor Aubtanoe League, Mra.
Mary Lycan of Santa Ana.
A. piano accompaniment waa pl~ by Mn. Ralph Dffiyer
a11o of the "Newport H a r b o r
A.atttance League and the com·
mmtatol' wu Mn. Grace Mm.
lnga ol Santa Ana.
Mn. Hay Langenheim of Udo
Ille won the door prlu of a
merchandise ordet-for a hat of
her choslng at MJss Porter's •hop.
A delightful a n d charming
touch were nose-gay conegea of
yeJtow or red rose buds sur-
rounded by lovely aprlng violets
t'Umlahfl! to each guest by Miss Porter.
The hat &how was immedlately
followed by tea served from
beautlt\tlly appointed tables ap.
Pl'OPrlat~iinted with St. Patricks motif. Shlmrnertni ahamrocb ed with yellow
dalfodlla formed the elaborate cente~eces. Shamrock.a a n d ~ "-lences decorated the
walls and windows and an enor-
rnou. l1"Hn hat set ott to per-
f f!ct.lon the St. Patrick'• day tllelM.
'Jbe tee wu followed by an
aftemoon ol bric:!Ke. It wu ln-terest.J.na to note that the party
drew many out«·t:• aunta ~ whom ~ . W. \V. Payne ot San Clemente-. Mn..
& H. F1nster ol ~ Beech,
Mra. Ted Walbr, Mn. Dick ROl"-
ton, Mra. Donald Harwood and
Mn. James Musick ot Senta
Ana. Mn. Mortan ~ Mn. T. W. ~and Kn. G~ D. Kel-J.oc and two l'*t9. all ol Laa ~ end llft."•Oon1Dli Roi· =•d ol LOI~•-' reJeM. ~~ ,.,_.
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Monda1, March 21, 1949
Annual ·Ari Exltil>it
Opens Thursday
al Higlt School
Forty-b~e plctures out of 150
entries are being hung thia week
in the IChool library for the an,
nual achoo) art exhibit and on
'lbursdav aftemoon the gallery
will open to the publle.
This year the school is spon-
soring the exhibit and h as of.
fcred flnt prizes ot $150 for the
best water color and $200 tor the
best oil D81ntlng, both to be pur ,
chas~d for the lchool collection.
Judging will be done by Fran
Soldlnl. ThelmA Paddock ·Hope,
Wade Zlnt of Laguna Beach,
Evadna K. Perry, county art
chairman; Shirley Lourie, art
teacher and 1tul:h Fleming,
school art director, who is in
charge of the exhibit.
Entries have come from Fres-
no and Portla.nd, San Diego,
Claremont, Riverside, Los Ange-
les a nd many surrounding towns.
Among local artists represen led
are Riclu~~d Godfrey, Katherine
Knox, Helen SmJth, Kather ine
Orr, Rex and Joan Brandt and
Mabel Hutchins.
The Thunday afternoon open-
ing will be in conjunction with'
a Mother and Daughter tea spon-
sored by the Girls' League from
2 to 5 p.m . and with evening
hours from 7 to 9 o'clock. Th~<' hours wUJ be in effect U'lrou h
Frlday, Saturday and Sun
afternoon. 1
Members of the hJg}l school
Parent-Teacher assoc.18tion will
be hostesses Friday, the Zonta
club on Saturday ahd EbeU art
section members on Sunday.
Friday night is the presenta-
tion of Arsenic and Old Lace.
wtth the exhibit providing an ex-
tra attraction. On Tuesday night
It will be pr~viewed by Harbor
area service clubs, which are
holding a joint meeting At the
high school.
Here I ~ ... :~ down' to ~C:-~1~e?1:d II Musically Speaking 1 ~ ~~~ tllm. ''THE t BJ KATllLIZN OOl'!MAN J
'n1e little ol' Santa Fe station
in Pasadena wu never 10 tun of
a,1amour u lt waa at 3 o'clock
this afternoon when the Santa Fe'1 Super Chief, converted to
the Shamrock Special took
aboard hundredl of Hollywood's &1amoUr boyl and pl&
Photo bulba 1t.arted popping
when Dorotby Lamour, her h~
band, Bill Howard and young eon
arrived.
Dotty let the unusual gray
~ ot her beautl!ul eyes set
the fashion color cha.rt-thunder-
cloud grey for all three of them.
Her two-toned striped grey suJt
waa sun&Iy fitted, wom open In
front, and had a neatly notched
at.and-up collar. The belted black
calf skirt wu paired with a char-treuse tame shirtwaist. long
aleeved and French culfed.
Not outdone, was husband Bill
Howard (who ts to be compU-
mented for bandlln~the hundreds ot people on th1a unket, so ef-
ficlen t1Y and smoo y), and their
darllng younz son ~ed 3 in grey
flannel su.ltl with matching ar-
l)'le hand knit sweaters. . . . A
new twist on father-ton fashJoos.
MRS. ROBERT ,PAIGE Cher
husband is the actor-producer ot
'-nlE GREEN PROMISE," is
also wee.ring a two-toned 1\1.it .••
a mlooth double breasted lime
Jacket with rpatching jersey
blouse above a teed-slim skirt of
dark green. The outflt was in·
sptred by an heirloom gold neck-
lace, a gift of he• handsome hus-
band. Mrs. PaJge's accessories
were brown leather i;hoes and a
shoulder 1trap brown call bag.
MRS. VAN HEFUN'S perky
black Keneth Hopkins bonnet
was a perfect foil ror her vivid
red hair. Mn. Van Hetlln's suit
ot black and white t.ifty check
tweed was detailed "11th large
patch pockets. Her &ccessorle3
were black suede. ·
JOAN DA VIS, who starts her
next pictu-re ln May, was a sym-
pheny In blue. Her two f!ece
light weight ..-OOJ suit featured a .
navy blue surah over a geometric
red, white and blue check. With
this long torso type swt Joan
wore a blue mink coat. blue alli-
gator lhoea and a huge under the ann alllntor_bag.
ANDY DEVINE and hla
charm1ng wife ~re not to be outdone by the Shamrock Special
when they drove up ln their veen car. Andy fn a tall<>ftd
Forest Gtten westft1\ •ult. Mn.
Devine tn a anen and wblte two
pece tweed IU:tt. Rer suJt wu
d&DlcallY nm~ and with It w
.... ~ .. IOpb1stjcated Yel'-.., ot the POIJUl&r PMant 8ty)~
blocw tn white cotton. Tru~ •
SN&t illf tor ~ WMren ot the srem. .. ----.
Stephen Foster wrote the
words to many of hia ballads. A
frlend. George Cooper. waa the
author ot IODle
of Foster's lat.et
IOl1P. The two were &oo d
friends and saw
a great deal of each ot her
when Fo1ter
W 8 S living I D
New Y ork.
Cooper tells the
following story,
which certainly
does not make
a ~poser's Ute look like a bed
of l'OS8. "Our songs we sold tor
whatever we could get for them,
which wu not vuy much. The
song 'Wlllle Has Gone to the
War was written one mornin&.
After lt was finished, Stephen
tucked it under him arm and
said: 'Where shall we put thls
one!' It W8.8 a cold. raw, winter
day, snow falling drearily, the
pavements covered with slush.
Stephen's shoes had holes ln
them, and he had no overcoat.
but he aeemed oblivioua to dis·
comlort and m.iaery. We passed
Wood's MusJc Hall, and the pro-
prietor hall~ ua. 'What have you
got there, Stephen?' 1be song
was sold then and there tor $10
cash, $15 more to be paid at the
box office that evening."
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HO,l FLUSHES?
Does t.bi tunctlonal "middle-age'
period pecuJ1ar to W<mm <38-52 yrs.> make 1QU smrer trom bot
fluabea, feel 10 nenoua, bJ1h-atnma. lrrttable, weak? Tbm DO trJ LJd,la &. Ptntbam '1 Vtptable
Compound to relieve .ucb qm~
toma. It'l /amotU for tb.181
Taken r e1u1•rly-Ptntham•1
Compound helps build \lP NIJst-
ance a1atut such 'middle-as•'
dbu..a. n .. what Docton eau a • utertne aedathe. n poGttftlJ am~
ta1na DO opla~babl~f«mlna druD. PtnJtbem .. OcmlPound lldpt
...,._ (JOU lmow what we -..n). n ... a11o a sreai sknecbic Mmlct An7 drUptcn.
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l10m tbe
yoe k9l t" NCllJ 1! tbeft'1 Pop..
Re ~ tor i..ana. Mr. l'Gn9l.
pbO not only knon hmr to ~ he'• • ldOt• bieDd. ,,... •• . AIJen: who WU drummiaa 1D tbe
8dMJOl ordwwwtra. wt.en 1Udlmd aune a1on&' ••• ADm who mOftd
.OYer with loocl pace. Allin'• fa·
ly Germaine Haney
OH1, (X)ME NOW! -Yup.
Someumes I get disgusted wifb women. And for about five min-
punch4'tmk, and when I club :°rerr. :::=-~ with people and events. He knows Mn. Tnaslow, music. Mr.
why we vote the Wa)' we do. and .TUry. the ~. who ~ what bis anceeton we-re like. We what a pat on tM back can do.
SPeCUlate With him u to hll poe-And the nelchborhood chllc!Nn-
slble descendants. too. And we the wtld men who IQ', "Gee
tell him smack out tha.t we 10Ye that's ~ ~· Lady UKi him. and that he's ROOCf.Jooldng. centa..-1" lOYet )'L -............... ..
ute. at a time,
I feel that r m
the only on e
who tm•t crack-
ed. Or m ean, 4 r cra nky . Of
course I knolJ'
it's silly. For
every h o r r 1 d
one, there are
nine m 111 i o n
nice ones.. And
even t h e J1ite
ones are en-
titled to a few ti&d moments.
What I mean ls, just because an
occasional woman &oes mentally
berserk, it doesn't mean all the rest are worms. Every time I get
mad at anybody, I say to m,yself,
"Oh, keep calm. ntlnk of all the
sweet little ducks you know."
And maybe rm not always so
ducky, myself. Just maybe,
though.
especially when clean. ~ ----------. people say, "I don't belfeve 1n
telling a chUd he's handlome."
No? Well, maybe-but what it
does tor my morale to havt
smlebody say, "You look purty
ln that thar dress, ~ .. Aren't
children the same? DOn't they oeea that build-up t
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~ldtll FLUFFY MACAIONI .rLUS
IUPIRa CHllll PLAYO,.l o• ·
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LOVE LIFE-Richard is reach-
ing the age when girls MEAN
SOMETHING. And are my bi&
ean sticking out a mile to re-
ceive any and all contldences! I
said to bJm the other day, "Well,
whleh kind do-you prefer! Ser-
ious airla, or ~ fOU like them
gay ?:rHe laughed. "I like 'em
gay," he told me. Good tor you,
pal. Your Maw believes ln fun,
too.
YOU KNOW -I know some
people who are so wroupt up
about the-i11tate ot the world, that
they can't' think of anything else.
They just literally can't relax.
And they feel guilty every time
they laugh. Well, I <ion' t think
th~ worltr iiS m " d rt"f.tftlY con-di tion, either. Oul I cAn't help· it
by sit ting a round with my ch1n
on the floor m aklng Lud moan-
ing sounds. Anything I can do..1 I
want to do. I want to plump 1or
the United Nations. l have conrt-
dence in the ~ncy ot p-><>ple.
I don't believe any nation is ma-
t erial for the human-relation• dump. I believe ln counting up
all J.he good and beilutlful things human betnp do. Sure my soul
writhes whu\ I reed of injua-
tlet>, and people i;otng hungry
and homeless. I want to make
any constructive thoughts I'm
lucky enough to have known. But
crying out loud doesh't belp any-
body.
WHAT ARE THEY T -What
are children llk;c -inside their
heads! I know mothe~ who say,
"My boy never tel.ls me any-
thing." Am I kiddinc myself?
But R1cba.rd tells me thlnp.
Maybe not everythin& that hap-
peens, but 1tlll-lota. He talk.I
about school, w1 th his b'\Jcce&Sel\
all mixed up w1th bis fa.ilinp.
But then. we tell him things, too.
He knows when the budget ls
OllECK. WBEEL8 IF
TIRE WEAR UNEVEN
Motorists are advised to have
the front ax.le and wh<.'elS ot their
cars checked immediately as soon
as abnormal wear on front tires
l• detected. The Southern Cal.1-
fomJa Auto club says that. chances
are, the motorist will find some
~ in the front wheels out of
• itl Slffa" Distless rn.
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RED BLOOD?
HURRAH-Richard made the
All-Oty Orchestra. And ~ when -the notice came, I
''Well, you didn't do it alone, di
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THE ECONOMY-WISE PATRONIZE
Everyday Values IEiL IALIES • •••••••••••• u .. CORN •. ,. ·~ 18' SPRY :auNS~~az1
SHORIENING PEAS Ne..::·21 1 1 .... 231 I .... 91'
Mook Qol ..... 351 iiifl
Q.T. -'-r Mia FiOiP6"-eLi: 25~
SPAGH'fl =:: ..__.., __ • 491 SviUP i -. .. 2 I
RiLISH I~ 231 COFFEE .. -., --~.:: 111
OlM: OIL.: 291 MARGARINE 29~ ~_l_RC_H __ _
OLIVE.OIL.:251 s....enr.-WMOu N • .1171 !!.AR~~ !:14' ~ ... .., 311 APRICOTS ... STARCH 1
TANG ~::'" C; ,., R... 11-,. '~---·····.. 29' SiusiGEs 17' BORAXO ': DRESS'NG = ... s ........ ,,· TOtliT 17' ,..., ,.. c.-:z • a. ... 34' 0ae. n w... SOAP ~ 2t. P'NT BuT. '2:. CIAMSAu' c· E N-;,__Joo 19' ........ ····--···-········-····....2 ... u. -.. , ..... .
SiiORTN'G !!97' QoPrtEA.,.;;. c· 511-'HE·s·-:~.~I 41 I !=::-:0-:--~~----=-::a:---~ MEAT10 ~ 101 ~ CLE'NS'R 2t-
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lwh, Coflfomlo OclrpontU.. ft. Oollep.
Frank W. Abnum. d\aJ.nnu ol ....:.:~------...:,_.;;.:._:;.::,----------------~------------~ tu-nuna Standard ou o.n-
pany ot New·Jeney, bu spent 32 1~~ 1n the refintna bot1De91 -hllhlY sucoeatuJ. p1oddiq yean,
AetlTe
Member
of not too ~et. ~uured by
out:skle • . Bectnnmg u a
j u n I or engJ.nee-ln Standard'•
F.aale reftn1ria 'l>'lf• n t • Abram.a slowly worked hJa way up.
And bavtna .reached the very
top of the world'• Iarsest oil cor-
Poratioo, he be&~_ t() pt ready
to retite the othet d(aY, ud beaan to ttallZ& how exclttns life can be.
He aot contaminated flnt of all
by alttln& clown Witb ane unt-
venlty atudenta who were ll'Adu.
atina from !Wnaelaer Polytechntc lnatitute. Then he met with
teachen and student.a of other
oolleses, beau to atudy their over-
crowded condltion and their tinan· dal oeedl •
DR J: W PEARSON SAYS: .JOHN F08rl'ER O~·
CIUTIOSK ANGERS AC!W-
!2!!.iJ!!•EGON'S SEN. MOR.SJ:; w1·,-...a-1'A.ND$ TEMPT A TI ON;
8TAND.4R.D 0 IL REPRE-
DNTA'J'lVE WANTS CO~ --JIOJtA'ftON8 'l'O H.eL.P EDU-
CATION.
Al a result, Frank Abr&m1 hu
become a qulet, i:onailtent cru· aa.der for educ.atim, "and 1n IO
dotn2 bu PQ9ed an impartant quealion to the nation : "Can cor-
r>oratiom contribute to collesee and univenJtJea?"
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\tnder cwT.nt co u rt rullnp
they can't. II they have a buallMit
lnterest In aendJ.nc ~ of their
men to a cut&ln collep. or 1t a
collqe la WWldna m a tedmJcaJ
problem of value to a corpora Uon,
then a corporation can contribute.
But th ClOW"tl have ~ld. tbua tar.
that a OOl'J)Oratlon cannot help a
coUqe simply for the pW'pole of
ald.11\& aenir'1 educaUon.
H.owner, Abrainl, Polnu.n. to
lnvaUpllOiJ and the abttt ot the ~_!.~-that the fnrollment of olhe.rla .. :l•'ra.nJc Hancock • ""u.;.-~ colle,et hu recent.I)' fn.
. ettucd 60 ~ cent. apJ.nst a Sb<onacr than pacu -th tt • l~al PopUIAtlon J.ncreue ot only
hem pJ nty ot oublldt,y attached 9 pa cent. clatrna that CCllJ>CWa·
to the fact that NOt"Way hu •tuck tlcJna lboWd be perm.lttecJ to con· tu. nK-k way out by rebotrtna Rus... tribute to colleiea. &la And ag~Jn1 to a mutual-de-.
tcOM pa.ct with lhc UnJUd Stat8. "Jbe r•<», PIUPftib' and 8e--
Unpubllcizcd, however, la the fact curtty-o th19 nation may ~pend
that Norwo~ '-also quietly bu.Iler-u much on the w~ we treat our Ina tap rn.rnbhl Wftll the Uhtted leacben and OW' ttlllioua leaden Stat~ lhrou&h xchanae of •tu-u lt ~ oo any ot.heT .. alnaJe in·
d<'nU ... About 600 Norweatan fluence, l&)'9 Abrams. We mu..t
1tudent.1 are now •tud.)'lna ln lbe offeT them more than bread and
U.S.A. and. In reclprocJty, lhe butter a.rad a cha.nee to do ~ood.
Urth cn;_lty of O lo ta conductina a ''The American people lhllst
Kummer co~ for AmClican atu. that the leaal persona whJch we
wnL'l. Th<.' Norwe&io.n teachen In-call corporatioN have respans-
atruct in Jo.."'n1ll1h, and th.la aunr lbillUt'I to ~ety..,:_be, addJ. "In
ll'\tt <udCnt1 cxchana-.. hclpl.nl our v~-: .... uae Amerl""'"can people -~--------------·--· are r1 ht: • .. CROSSWORD PUZZ•£ ur•wn .., ...,..n,, ... ,,.,,' At any rate, Abrama hu de-.... tr:.:-.: == .......... .... = .... i =-.::::... ::'I:..
--• tl!llllD a ..... aena.
0 f I a• • =-----.. h ..... ·~--. == = .,..= .. ,.. ' ..... eon
~ clded to make a test cue ot his
theory ~fore the cou.ru and see
whether It .. penniaibJe for cor-
Ponltlom to make contrtbutlona
to general education-there being
no 1t.ringa attached to lnOuence
the unJvet'fil)"a way ot teachlna .
WMthtt Mr. Abram. is right or wrona on thb point, we don't
know. But certainly, in hll generaJ
desire to help education, he ls
aincerely tryln1 to do h.ia part
u a set'vant to brotherhood.
b..U..s ,.,... Oommuaa.t.
Generai MacArthur hu sent a long, attret report to the Army
Department ursine the United
States eovemrnent to do business
with the Otlnese Communilta. He
recommendl that the U.S. military ~ove~nt In Japan be permitted
to buy coal and coke from the
North Oltna m.Jnes now in the
handl ot Ollnese Commun.lat.a ...
MacArthur U!Jret trade with the
Ommunilb t>ecau.e Jt will aavc
Uw American ~OYft'nmeftt nearly
$35 a ton on ~ ,prloe ot coal tor
Japan. nt ooet.a S50 • ton to •hJo ~coal to Japan from the UnJted
State., wb.lle the Otlnese Will mell
It for around Sl5 a toe.) Ai.o
M &eA.rth\.lr t.hlnka U.S. t r a d e
wouJd tend to kffp OiJ.nc. Com-
munl.at leaden fl"CllD rettJnc too chummy with M09COW •
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I New Plymouth on. Display
New Plymouth Features Beauty~
Perlorinance, Salety~ and Comfort !
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S HEADS ALL:~FAGUE BEE
HOOP TEAM; PEIERSON ON 2nd
BUI Sidle. N~ BarhGr l\W'4 apot ~t to Huntlnaton
hlch•a one man Bee buketball Beach'• Andy AJ\'erez. Meade, and
team. wu picked u the outatand-Alvera are Junlora and the rest
ing Bet player ot the year In a of the flrat atrln1en are seniors.
Newport Harbor ....._ pJec;.ct >ll of Sunset Leque coach9 Tar center Dave Petenon was
..xJDd In the llUll ldiool'• cJM., and raoe-GalDS <Hunt. Beach), .. ., H----1.•ders &ken by the Dally Newt 'nmea. .elected at the pivot apot on the ~~-~~!!"~ ~~ Karb (Tuatln). TUaon (St. An-I 1 ~ Only one coach faJled w Dick the eecond team. Second ·~ for-'-'VUQ~ ~--.......... Id DMl6 .. ...-tboay) N1-'·--<N-porrt) ,..___ p f HB hJab ._. ..... Skiles .. the 1easue'• wards were Don Cardwell of Or-lan 1500 n1n IOAked dnder , ... J.ee 0 ' KMUlll ~ • uauH-.... or ou·tat,:;"'clli;j"pla,yer. Skllea a<iOted anae and Dick Helling ot Ana-
SaturdQ afternoon at HunUnston J.ee St. .Anthonq). 2nl. Ta. • .. ~p 293 1n leadln& the Tan to 16 winl hefin. 11le second atrlng euards
Beech. Pole vault-She~), Ope•r Friday ln 19 came9. It wu Jar1e1Y hll. were Anaheim'•, Ronnie Lemcke
La JoDA. Well atacked wttb out--~-~ 'fL. t1eJ~), B. F= 15.4 scoring averace and top de-and Hunttnston • Francis Blod-= .ian. took ftnt D1ace. (O:>lton) Rancher (Claremont} Elsln Hall'• Newport ·Harbor fenaJve work which enabled the sett.
• p(btl to Harbor• 21 • ..S ffaMe. (Claremont). 11 ft: hJp buebeJel'I went into serioua Tan to tie Anaheim for the cham· 1"lrit Tflllilll Seeoacl Team ftm4 up tn tblnl apot 3 In. prW!tloe today for their opening plonshlp of the leape. Sk1la (NH) F Cardwell <O>
wttll' tt ..RO (ftnt raoel Kllmn'Wl pme at the *8lorr Frtda.v-~ In additloa to beinr-the-i>layer eade (A) F Hal&lng (A)
Onl)' tlebt men ~ In the <Hew»ort Harbor). Klein (New-Hunttnaton Beach on the local of the year, Skiles JNU put on the Broward (D) C Petenon <NH > Jl.ut»or ICGrtna ind the four part Harbor), MvUn (Coachella). d1amon(l. 'Jbe Oilers looked strong fint atrln~ all leque team wbich Jara (F) G Lemcke (A) mu nl&J tnm ol ,_.., SYks (0Jron8do), EP1J9 (LaJolla), with wtna Jut week ewer St. AD-wu picked after pollln1 the Alverez (HB} G ..modaett <~> •
Jerf'J llPI~ ONc:k BaMOD and 5S.3a, Second ~ (Hem-thon)"a and Bell Gardena. coachee u to their all opponents. Honorable mention : Forwards,
Balt:Watta toall aee al two et), Moon {Harvud), Pattenon Halhpentmoatotlast week, the He was teamed with AnaheJm's Nettles, Hal'bbr; Sharum, Orange;
1oael ftnta. BW Xhmna iCONd (Hunt. &ech), Samuc1lo (St. An· tint of practice, weedinc out the CUrtls Meade at a forward. Dow-Ridieway. Huntin&ton. Guards,
tbe mb other ant U be ~ thonq), Widmark (now-y), 539. Varsity prospects. He has cut the ney's Don BrowarirWb picked at Richardson and Lane, Harbor:
the MO. ·~eld (Coronado). Mock original llat down to 18 from a re-center and Rudy Jara wu put Bonner, Anaheim; Bryant, Fuller-
llobar'• t1lfo ftna w... well (La Jolla) Neal <Oiula Vilt.a), cord number of 58 candidates. on the tlrst string by shitting him ton; Burke, Santa Ana; and Reyes
...... J'4;11DB atarted the Nlq on SehrMpr • <Harvard). Sweeney He b keeping the following play-back to .guard. Jara, Fullerton'• ol Oran1e. ·
the ~ 1-, wbAch ~ (ftedl1n6a), 238. . ers, the remaining being relegated big gun, had to be placed on the " wt to l.llt 6da' tbe I 180 low burdla C.anon (Ana-to the Junior vanity team: first strtn1 but couldn't replace
•ts'L S. J>ll•ed the baton to helm), Moorehead (~a>. Ber-Catcben: Bob Burdic.k•; Don either Skiles or Meade. The final
IOll wbo put the locala out ln front ry (Newport Harbor), Swain <La warc1.•
Oil tbe aecona turn to atve BPIN-Jolla). 20.41. . ... Pitchers: Jack Clark, Dick SPORTS s• A'l'r_ ler a aood lM4 u be took ... ~ Mlle-Riley (La Jolla), Davia Lane,• Fred Thomas. George La-&.ft l ·li.
aUck for the third 1" of the D&Uo (Qlula Vlata). Coyle (Bonita), Bono.
mU. event, ~WU weQ out In Leal (Chula Vlata), Balttcara Ftnt basemen: George ~vea,• Tt'JUDAY, lllAB()B It:
t=:=front u he tbe anchor lea. ('CalJlltraDa) mL 44.!I. Ralph Well.a.
Kl\ml!Wl atart.4 fut In a flela Bl&h jump:_Hames (Claremont) ~d basemen: Armand Net-~~::rt . ~: ~~ al 25 nannen. He wu aeeoftd at 6 tt.· tie amona carpenter (Dow-tlea, Phil Shafer. a a on, ...,.,.,. .. ey a
ti» md ol 100 Y_. and 1tu94 >' Hern (St. Anthony) and Third basemen: Bill Skiles,• ancei Anaheim a\ Huntiqtoo
tbeN UQW be went Into the lfna1 ~ea <St. Aucusttne>, 15 ft. ll ln. Georae James. Beacn; Newport Hlu'bor. bye.
1t:rallhtaway. He medl hla bid at Ue amona Gleed (Lquna) ACul· Sho.rtatopa: Bill Jackson, Carl-BaHibAll-Oran~e Cout versus thla pojnt and took over the Jeac1 lera (Oilt.on), Cutra (Colton), ton Mean.• · Palomar jayaiee at O.C.C., 3 p.m.
with 18> nrda rema.lnlna, p.ilHQI Fall (Harvard), Slavin (Palm Outfielden: Bob Harris,• Gene FBIDAY, MA1W11 ta:
away unt11 the Jut 10 Jardl wlMD (Palm Sortno>. Broome ('I\lltln), Ctane, Maurice Langdple, Harlow Trade-Sunset Le.que: New-
& desperate flnllh by tam mate 5 ft. 10 ln. -Rlchardlon. port Harbor at Santa Ana· Oran1e
Jim Kllne, who came '-'P fi'Gm MY· --yard relay-Newport Har-•Lettermen. • at Anaheim· FUllerton at n.___.. en th In tbe l.ut ao 1ardl to ft.nllb '--ft-tta La Joll JI. -helm t ...,.,_ &n;J I ~ l ell--' him at the _-, DUDJ • 8 • .n.ua • Huotln1ton ~ach. bye. ---. near 'I ~ Chula Vilrta. 1 m. 86.S.. M Schmitz Orange Cout veraua Olatfey at ~ polftt Wlnnillrt• alb ..BrmdJmnp-()dolin {Olula V .. -rL Ontario, 3 n.m. CEutern oonfer-
tb.lrd ln the llO nrd Jaw ta), Weanr( Anahelm), Benn· T W t ence) ~ fourtb ln the llO blO wvd (Huntlqton Beach); Ue be-op$ 011188 8 aaMbaD-Orance C.OUt college
h\dlet; Bob Watta. __. 100 ~ty.<~:~°'tt~8f:. SACC Course 3e~~ Ocean1ide jayaee at o.c.c.. t:"~: Al N'-l9on• foUrth Ma l"IDal IOOft9 La Jolla. 35; New-Newi>ort Harbor hJ1h Vanity
• Wata ~ i;:-7JO hMt r.oe ~1 ... Harv·~· IJ: ~ !! Mn. Armand Schm1tz, Mn. J . veraua Huntington Beach Varsity with HM ln 2S.a 8eCOIMll but Ch• .. _, ..... ~,.__., .I.ii, D. Garibaldi and Mrs. Lolita Geo-at Harbor high, 3 p.m.
Uatltenecl ln tbt tlnala.. Bob Huntbwton Beach. 1314 : Clar• 1haaan placed ln that order as Newport Harbor h11b Junior BTaledeU ~ l1xtb In the_,. mont. 11; Downey, 11; He"'met. the 54 hole tournament ended at Vanity veraua Huntincton Be. ach 1JoJd 8-m.Je Mawcl the lhot IQt 10 1-6; Lquna Beach. 10 1-8; St. Santa Ana C.Ountry club. Junior Vanlty at Harbor hip 3
•' .buf Could ODlr dace Ui&tla AntbonY•. lOicmBonlta. 1: c.orona. Mn. Scbmttz netted 232. Mn. p. m. ' :t:. team mate 8cab V...i:>J1mla I; Harvar4 tar7.:.:. IL TUIUD, Garlbaldl, 240 and Mn. Geogha-Golf-Orange CA>ut collese ver---~ = MYattll wit.II • DU"lr at • 1-8; R.ec11a.ftdl.. •: l,;()&CfteJl&, 3; ran. 241. . SUS San Bema.rdlno at San Ber-St. ~' S; Coltan. 2 M· Clan Bee honors were annex-nardlno thu U feet. Al SOUthWortb Oran-2~ r(.. ... i.-.-. 1 · Pa.lrti b . and ~oe Bl"Mt both dtd 5:0t in 9-a .. ~' t.6. -.-.... -. ' fd y Mn. Everett Lutz with a SATURDAY, MABCR H: tM mile ~ lilCCbtl behJ..rld the .,.u._.., 250 net; Mra. E .W. Murphy wu
winner. Bw 0 Ult&f1IOn broad Jum1>-t.ra'• MHI DttWua • . second with a 253. Track-Junior Colle&e Relays at
ed 19 feet. but. alao. tailed to Flnal eoaree Sao Dleco. 34%. Mn. Joblr Drury wu tops ln Los Angeles COUaeum.
-Grwmoat. 22 9-H: Compton. 21~ cla.a Off competJtlon with 246 fol-SUNDAY, MA&CB !1:
8..a .lkl••I Dl•W• ~7:~·182\:1;~~ ~~ by Mn. Ben Hefltnser with Auto aact.,.-Hot rods at Hunt-...
100--Mock (La Jolla), Wattl ton, t!S~; &an knardlno, 12; Low put competition ended in a lhrton Beach Stadlum. Fint race,
(Newpcat), nnteJd (Coronado), Exeelllor, 9~; Lone Beach Jar· three way tie amonc MJJ. F . J . 2_P_· _m_. ________ _
K1Mr (Oranp), W~ (St. Aft. dan. I : Konrovta. 19-1'; IUvenlde Parke, Mn. Paul Hall. and Mn.
tbmiY). lo.& ~ ? ~'!.; 8°""""1 ., •.,!£ta~ T:a!: Blanch Andrews. Geo1heean, 78 ; thlrd, Mn. Paul U(J bl burdlel--Carl.:m (Ana· _,,..... • L. ..,.._..a Ana. S; Q9.u· Mn. R. C. HoUea took clus Bee Hall and Mn. E . H. Robinson, 79. 1
h!Jm, Moarhead <tAaunal, Wrlaht ta Barbu&, ::>; San Dleso Hoowr, competition wtth Mn. Lawrence In class Bee. honon for tint
(Redlandl), Beny (Newport) 1. • Bemll leCOnd. Clau Cee honors went to Mn. Lee Role. Mn. R.
Woodll (w Jolla), 15~ went to Mra. C. C. Chapman with Harwood and Mn. Everett Lutz-
tt. 817°,\ ~ (~~ ML SAC Beaten. ~~. ~--~"!innen lo wi~!~~:ch·~d'dM~~~~:!:
'8 ft.. 1"' ln., White (Chula Vilt.a), By ac:orlna a clean sweep ln the Oaa A were: First. Mn. John ha4 a net 80 and 83 respectively
,., ft. \ft ln., Blacketer (Lquna). bro9d Jump. concluded afta the Barnett. TT; second, Mn. Lolita ln class Cee play.
48 ft. 111' ln .• Prather (La "Jolla) l"elQ, Ola:tff!J colleae beat Mt. ---------------.,;;_.:__ ____ _
ti ft. 714 ln. San Antonio ln an Eutern oon-B (tlnt race)-Eatnda (La ferenoe SDlkefest at Ontario Frl-
Jolla), Todd <Hemet>..!.. .~ clay. 81-65. In another mee~ Rlv-
(Anarelm). Mendola (urwa Via-eral4e defeated Mulr Tech and
ta), K1nc (Bonita). 2m 2.la. Sec-Lona ee.ct. Ot:y collqe, 79-~:19.
Just over1i1•t to
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Monday, March 21, 1949
B.v ROD MuMJLLJAN
Tomorrow's Sunset League
match between the track forces of
Santa Ana and Fullerton at Full-
erton will draw ·
many interested
Newport Harbo
high -observers.
For this mee
should show wh
ther or not the
Saints have
t-nough strength
to bowl over
Newport Harbor
in their me e t
Friday on the
Saint oval which
likely will decide the Sunset Lea-
gue championship.
From this point it looks aa
though the Saints and Indiana are
very close-the Indians could win,
which would &tve the Tars the in-
side on the track championship,
or at leut a tic should they lose
to the Sain ts Frlda)'.
The Tars have the d~pth t-0 take
the crown and .Ralph R"'ed haa
Eihlfted every Bee wl th a chance to
win a Varsity point up to that
class. Bob ~rry can beat any
high or low hurdler 1n the league
with the exception ot Pick Canon ot Anaheim. lnciden tally, Carson
formerly lived ln Costa Mesa.
Glenn Griffith should be right be-
hind Berry ln any meet along with
Chuck Hanson and Don Pridham.
In this on~ ~ent. the Jocala are
auured of at lea.at two of the
three place• in any meet.
Harbor la just as deep in each
event u it ls In the hurdles with
the possible exception of the lOO
yard dash, high Jump, and rrille.
When Jerry Lln1eo ls on hand, the
Tan have the second best miler
in the leai'\Je.
So, with no actual all confer-
ence winnera, Newport Harbor ii
likely to win the Sunset ~
track championship.
TWO BEST CASABAS
Today's news columna carry the
story o! BU! Skiles being selected
as the Sunse t League Bee basket-
ball player of the year. Last
lfhursday, lt wu a'nnounced that
Bob Yardley, also of Newport
Harbor, wu the coaches' pick u
Varsity basketball player o! the
year-not a bad record for one
school.
Although Newport Harbor's Bee
tied for the Sunset League cham-
pionship, the coaches of the loop
had httle respect for any other
Tars. Anaheim was the only team
to sel<'Ct a pair of Joe.ala on their first string au opponent five. They
picked center Dave Petenon who
srored 19 and 13 polnta against
them and Sk.11". The other teams
listed the lanky Sallor plvot man
on their second string all opponent
fi ve which net led him a berth on
the ~nd string all league club.
Nettles, Lane and Richardson, the
other three starten on the cham-
pionship fi ve all received honor-
a ble mention.
Although we predlcted the !lrst
day ot January that the Tar Bees
would win the bunting, we were
t aking a blind stab-relying on the
ext reme hight of Nettles and Pe-
tl'rson. A team with one tresh-
man, two sophomores, a junior
and senior ln the starting lineup
V<'ry seldom comes close to first
place in the tough Sunset loop
where just as much emphasis la
put on middleweight ball u Var-sity.
An example of the Sunset
str ength; Anaheim waa nosed out or the Southern CallfornJa Bee
championships in the finals by
Snnta Monica ·In an overtime.
GRID THOUGllTS •••
Al though tt>e openlnJ of the
f ootbaU season ls 1tl1l aix months otc, we can't help but think of the
KTid •Port as we watch what will
probably be three-fourths ot New-
port Harbor'• starting back.tleld
roll over the cinden for th~ Tar track torcea.
Present dope has Bob Bary,
Be!> Watts and Harlow Richardton
ln the ball carrying division with
quarterback Don Cantttll Berry
11 the aecond best hurdler tn the
league and by the end of ihe 1ea-~n. should be one of the outa1and-
1anang timber toppen ln th'l!J South-
d. W&tu has nm the CftWl'Y tn 10.3 and the 220 ln under 23 aec-
oods and Richardson. out with a
cold for the lut two meets. abouJd
be one ot the beat Bee hurdlen 1n .
OCC Beats Wivy;
Palomar Nl11e
Here Tuesday
PIRATE GOLFERS C6B Tr8ck--
~~:~~R~ Forces Lose
Pirate Goltert o1 <;lnqe eout to F•lliita•
Orange C.OUt oolleee baseball-;').1i: :::=~ ~ Larry W'llloUlbhY. La&&n.:!e:~'!'1 'J\anwftw'a &t nt 1..-tadl
era extended their record to three dlfto coll~ t~-2~ a.t WlUowlck K\llTQ Browa. l.nd Henn :sc:mmat act.Ion Ollltel'W at fi11't8 •lilt•
win.a in five starta Friday In beat-Bob ·~., EvenOft nett.ec:i took flnt paw In a dual mHt a. the hdle• ttaJa dMI Wiil t rp
lng Terminal llland J.5.1 at Lona a 72 tor......,. baaol'L twten C>rlm&'e a.st ~ ud _. ..... ., ... _ ... a.-.-.. a..;;. a...._.........._._
Beach. Coach Wendell Ptckena will AUo ~ loi the FuDertoo junior coUese ~ ..... _.._ ----;u-
send his crew agalnlt Palomar were PIJJJ.~TT· BW= bu:c= O..t wu q1I br oould bMe an ........... •n-I Joayseec.c ~ lda prtomoactice ttttaf at the 85, and~ Nicol, rf. I ~.,:_._ 8M8 by the HorDetl at Gft u. •nut ..... .rt cl
• • ue . now ternoon ~ b::alj trawl to San Demar-c '4UC'numa. *iP pliaielln. ,,.._ 9111lll ....... w1:::,::· "li~t~t u ,.vln dlno fer a -.tdi, J'lido>'. the~~ racier 3.. ~ ..,. wli_j'!I. .. lato ~~re
were the big guns in Cout'a 13 1 • Brown ihe abotpu and Schmkli wet watti N~ ~
hit attack on the Navy n!M. H~ , ......... ,0 .. 1•1 the d19cuL %~.a=t'f~ :.
re11 J:!wdered out ~ aa.fe blow. • •r•· •J .,. Meet resume· ca19 weM. OCl1llll *--ta ~ s~~~~{ ~ :gr~~: Ci I 100-~y ~QC). Olhome tM ~,., .. ..
eluding a home run with one man 11JU p-ZIOZO (F). Bel <OC>. 10.U.. Ud -~ a _........,..
on in the second frame. •J /( 220--Knlcht (F), WllbllfthJ ~ ~. ...... .....
Coaat'a pitchlni force h•ld the <OC>. Bell (0C), 231.. ' ~~rate, u .. 111111t :tt.l i~ t1D
hometownen to tour hill. Ralph Prope'l'ty ~ throuahout ~ 4t0-Ge.le (OC), Coda (F}, WW ~-a::=# Wla .= Freitag toiled the tint three Inn· &nae COUDt7 ~ 1MJ' are 26 per (F), 53.7L the l t "J\a dQ
inga, Howard Hennfnt the leCIOftd cent ~ tban they we~ lut 88>-Richardl (F) Vidal (OC), Other m:;_. ::._a. -tdl
three and Jule Marshall moved 1n ~uOn ~ ~en U10-Lawrence CF ). 2m. io.s.. Dow11iif1 at Onltl'e Dd ,......, ~ ahortltop to hurl the tut Tu8 levied by ~ county. Mibt-DeMonte <F>. Fou (F), at Runtinata BliMll
Orang .. Coast nrmlnal ••taftd dtia, 9Choola. and apeda1 dll'tlicta Roce'r's (OC). 4111. '6.11.
All " H Aa " H in the COCJnb' fot' 1M8-t9 total Two.-Mlle-Palmer (I') Rocer9
Bavln,ct t a 2 l'.cco.ct a o o $17~1 'Nlille the leYy fOf' lJN7-(QC), Rff'Cl <F>. Um. 29.h.
Ra.mae,lb 5 0 l Nally.it> ' 0 1 '8 WU 113.951,864. · W h1&JI burdl8-Bou (F), ~·~b : I : ~~I i ~ Proput)t levy tor the county 1~ Brown (OC), 15.911. nomli ll 5 i a eat.n.111 · , o t •lt th.La yev tot&Ja 14.122,632 QI> 2'JO low hurdlee-Bou (F},
iiinbii1.u e 1 t VolSbt.lr a o o 2S per cent over the SS.357.•96 Brown (QC), Bell (0C), 28.k
Hennlna.3b • 1 1 QM:u.ck.rf I o. O levy fOf' 1917-68. ._,man mlle -F\alle.rtan (J)e. ~1:tfr:.re : I } ~~ t &, g Pl\JP*l'1)' taxes for the dtim ln Moote. O>da,. IUch&rda. Kft10\t),
--- - - ---~for-~9..emount to 3m. 3'7a. -
Total• as 16 11 Total.I ii 1 ' ll.*'2-811 . wlak:h fa 15. per cent Shot.;i,ut--Bzvwn (OC) A.dama
Scon by lnnJap " H a btdilr' than the J?s'!:.7.~·?1'1 levied (F), Schmidt (OC), 39tt. l~ln.
Orance Cout l20 OU 2ll0-16 11 J loi 1N'l""8. 'n"9 US\lnl does not Dilcu8 -Sdunklt (()C'). KMt
TumlnaJ Ialand ~= ooo 100 000-1 t a lncll..IC» d~ aal8 taxes or bualnea <F>, Adams (F). 132ft. lioemes and teee WhJch dtJes levy. Javelin -Green (F). McGraw
Metcalf WlllS School d1atrict dem.a.tG tor pro. CF>, Brown (OC). ta ft. 7ln.
perty taxes ln the oounc:u Broad jump-Knlaht (F), J~ 1-.dled '8.JJJ),869 an o1 aon (F), OoundJ <F>. 2Ut. llJn. Sunklst Serles 28 per c.t owr the $6,a,870 ~b JumP-11e between Slmp-
levy tor 19C7-48. aon (}') and Betheru.m (F), BroWn
Off NHYC Levlel for IJ)edal dlttncta ln the (QC), 5tt. 6Jn.
OOUDt;y tor ~ total $2.~.-Pole vault-ne betwem Batel
8591_ ~~ cent more than the (F) and Swln&le (0C), Ue for Srd
Darby Metcalf emet"led the wm-Sl.~lew-tbr 1M'1-Cl between w.n. toe> and Robert· ner ot the Newport Harbor Yadlt Ovtt t.be afai. u aw~ pro.. aoo COC>. Ult.
club SunJdst d1nd\v aerie. 1n Ldt-pe~ t&Xe9 tor 1968-49 tot.al 21 per Flna.l score -F\illmoa Ja)'M.e,
man clua competltlon, concluded cent mor& than f« 11M7-48. 83; <>ran&e Coutt ~collep~~·~48..~~-~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ yesterday ott th~ NHYC club--houae. lfetcalf wu in BucUt and
wu followed 1n final atudlnp by
F.d Mun.ey with Vim'a Vlnr and
Kim Munbolland wtth 81.ncO 'SIDco.
Noel Wl'OOUe took lourUa a W!Jo•a Dot ud Cbk* ..._
wound up In llttb p&.m ol tllle
three wftk Jaac nchia ewet With
Porqulto.
The first five tiniaben wa> u,.
right to compete tn the torthoom-
lng challen~ aerle9 for the Hook
Bea.rdsee OlaDmce cup.
Other Su.nWat winnen wett
Russell ~ ~r; Geoormre Car-rington, Ludcn; Herbert Wor-
cester, Inter-Club; Don Watt.on.
lntematJonaJ; and Paul Merrill.
Sabot.
The Bea.rdllee trophy challen,.e
series wt 11 be aalled here on Sun-
day, April 3 under the aus~ of
the Southern calltomla Yachtioe
associa Uon.
the league with a 120 )ow ba.rrltt
mark of about 13.9.
ln back of tM9e neet tooted
lads will be Dick Jones who lhow·
ed promlle lut aeuon u a Bee
gTidder and who 11 Just a shade
slowet" than Watta 1n both the
100 and 220.
Out Coast coUese way, they're
raving about chunky Larry WO·
loughby who bW'nl over the 100
in 10.1. Willou'-hby WU • star
In Mark Keppel • strong vld ma-
chine last aeuon and should he>p
IU:ly Rosso'• cauu more Ulan a lit· tle next fall.
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Wt i111 Jtl It 111 t~1 111'
t'•I Fer' Tr11l1 111'1 ,1111
~ J08 haal, whet•r• 109 hal
for 1949. ,,....., ... dptied ~ .... ol
d-1 1ti1 opdou. Ii" a job~~
rT"'--'ft'ft ...... righc Jdad « mack -
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faca fioe U OD WW. ford job C099Np.
Qecloachetc01aofud111IYel'oN'Dwk
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Gordon 8. Findlay
OOJl'llUDIOS a RILi>•. , .
CABINET SHOP
SERVICE
yov ,....._ 19'49 Pordl cnck ..,_,.
dliagf ol {act, ...... ,.. to
.. dock daat bat..,..... to
a loecl dliilWd Trocb c:aa't ,.aL HeW1
., l'ord TNCb ha1 e+ti)'1 ,,.. Grit
beam• eada ford b ao-. alUt wkb
ema· tUeDp tD ,m k a wider wodt
...... Secoad, we P" yoa a .._ of
O'lltr l ~9 cU•enac '-4 T&'wck model1
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Met up with the soft-,wpoken
Pepito whose dellcl~us Spanlah ae--
cent ia always a delight to listen '
to. Gently chewing bJl etttnal
black dgar this clever man (the.
plan, artist (oils), mimic, sallor,
navtaator, 1portfilhennan and
m0re lately, boat desigMr) wa.1
critically examinlna a piece of
marine hardware for his new boat.
"You have a new boat, Pepito.
Tell us about it."
He did and -*e were a little
amazed at hhis information and
looked up ~t Happy Warrior,
Ken Wilson of Chris Craft. After
all 32 knots is considerable apeed.
"Yea, l.ndeedy," mused Ken,
"Pepito has got himself a dream
boat ... all eighteen thousand
dollars of new boat!"
Pepito has apart fished Con and
of1 in the beginning, but steadily
In recent years) for over 30 yea.rs
in local and foretgn waters and
during that time he has developed
certain Ideas about the conven-
ience and efficiency of thlnp
aboard sportfiahen and pteuure
cruilllng power boats. He hal
worked on many, has been gue.t
aboard manv and has owned many
of these veaels, but always there
was, according to his notion, some-
thina that could be chanaed. elim-
inated or added. Someday be
would design the mterlor and fish-
~ areu to flt in with the plans
he added to or discarded as the
years rolled by. Last year he felt
the time had arrived and saw Ken
WU.On and the Chris Craft people.
He didn't want any chanaea Ln hull
desi&n, but they might put IOITle
more apeed Into the vessel he had
in mind! What he wanted wu
change In the Interior above the
waterline.
Plana were drawn and approved..
Pepito'• boat ran the usual
Chris-Craft assembly line In their
Holland, M1ch. plant and hull-
men, riggers. fitten and engine
men thought they saw a new and
secret Chrls-Craf t coming off the
line.
The new spowtfisher is 34' 9" 1.o.
a. x 10' 3' and ls powered wilh
twin 165 HP Olrls-Cralt engines
that PepJto and Ken Wilson aver
will drive her through the water
at 32 knot.5-410me 55 minutes
tl'Om N~t Bell Buoy to Ava-
lon Harbor t. real speed In the
water!
We want to see her and a de-
tailed description of what the aa-
gacious Pepito has done cannot be
told In this small space. Briefly:
The forward open cockpit hu
gone, a solid mahogany deck ln
its place, unencumbeTed by any
gear and only a circular hatch-
way. Chain from the peak locker
below I• fed up Inside the mooring
chock via messenger. There ls a
solid top oveT the flying bridge
and enormous plate '-lass windows
~Ive tremendous visibility. Heavy
bTonze exhausts lead aft Crom hl!I
two engines through newly design-
ed mufflers. There l.s only ONE
fishing chalr. placed over the keel
forward of the transom. There is
a specially built-In bait tank.
Wheelhouse design has been com-
pletely changed and the two big
cushioned seats are gone. There Is
a real tea tiler and chrome com-
panion chair opposite Its helms-
man's seat for an observer or nav-
igator. The cockpit and wheel-
house is deaivned for com! ort and
efficiency. Below. the main cab-
in ls not changed much, but the
fore peak, whJch had a seat under
the circular hatchway (which will
pa.as his anchor) lJ now the tackle
room where all flahing gear 11
stowed out of sight . . . and Pe-
pito has nearly $5000 worth ot
it. Some 20 rods will nest here.
Outrigger holders are of special = and must be seen to be ap-ted.
Pepito's "ticket," proudly fram-
ed over a bulkhead, states he I.I
Hcensed to carry tor hire and re-
ward not ontS< ln local waters but any waters of the U. S. '
.. The vessel ls, in Pepito's wordl dedl~~ted to the sportfishlng ele-
ment. He ts not interested ln an'/
other type of ocean crulJlng U. ta a director of the Balboa~ clutf.' 'She is named MAT
Uiterally: killer) and thl1 ch'"'art""""-.. ~ t. available foT a.t Richard.son 'a Yacht LanlllS]dina.pectJGI~
Buena suerte, Pepito!
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ISLAND MAN AIDS
WITH CONVENTION
• E. 0. WUJJ.tme. ~ North Bay,
Balboa Jll•ry\ to4q WU reported
workln& on committee plans for the
Westetn Metal Cmaftu and Ex-
politlon. April 11-15 ln Shrine con-
vention ball. Loa Anaeles. Wil-
l.lams, a author!~ on welding, wu belpln& to line up more than
40 naUoaal apeeken. who wUl de-
liver papers at techn1cal seutons
ol the American Weldin& eodety.
He also is chalrman ot the Weldin&
soclety's Loe AnaeJes chapter.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
DENTISTS
William J~ Dolan,
D.D.8.
4:00-A lht Street
N ewpori Beee.h. C.Wornla.
Barbor !3'J-J
Houn By Appointment
llOBTUABY
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
no BHe.4way
Phone: Beaooa 6010 eo.ta Maa
PRY8101AN8-8UBOEON8-D.O.
Dr. Edward W. Milum
Pbyalclaa aa4 Su:r1eon
0.teop&Ga
Ottlce: 8-ldence:
llU'Mr tM! Beacon 1896-.J
8lS Goldenrod A venue
Corona del Mar. California
W. T. Mooney
Ph,..idan and 11.fKeotl
SURGERY
OBSTETB.108
PBY810 1AN8-SUBGEON8-ll.D • ..
Henry R. Hall, M.D.
~ _. 8al1eoe
Hourw: 2.-5, by Appointment
~ BeaooD 18'.8
11111roei11...,. 0-Ca ....
Wallace J. Miller, M.D.
Eye Pby1idan
• In the 8&rteber Bdcllna
By Appointment: Harbor 1528
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S. R. Monaco, M. D.
81' BAY AVI:., BALBOA
il&r'bo1' 11'U
Office Baun:
2to5p.m.
M~UU..PPrtda7
OPTQMETBIST8
L T. BOTl'L&WOBTB, O. D.
Op1omelllat EYES~
LENSES DUPLICATED
Glaue.a Rtipalred aa4 Adjuated
511' \V. Central Ave. Har. 2511
NllWPORT BEACH
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MINIMUM M •• a.---I.deal tor couple, Winter net ownera. BarbcJr l!517-J. 4012 fm'n. Bathnn complete wltb
t al°' per month. $6:500 Otannel Pl, Newport Beach. maaazlnt: raek. dbl. I:!· Lot
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..... Hew. 1-1Of208, .._ .. "Ad T~ Of llftd od ........... to 0:..wANTID TO liilfr h v-a with rack. SlOO caah. Can be Bea· utif' ul Home s1·tes
-• • • @ , ~ 1een at 453 E. 19th. Cceta Me.a. -
' MIWIOln' kUW N• ••• CO. 2 3 BEDROOM unrurruaw ..,. W 0 C 1t11 W• Cr .... A..._ Msu,..t....._ Crll•• h!..-or apt. Couple wttb one !•:-~n·TC>.;,~:~~ -·: 1s In est range-ounty
The News-n.n. .... -.. lllJDllll> .. for .......... OM lncotred dauahter 1'. Permanent. Up to er • • _..... .... C.OmmerdaJ acres ~400. $2750
tneerttan of an ad>ti~t, ,.. • ..,. the rtQttt to conc1ty da911fy Off'/ S'15 mo. Harbor 2M3. S3-p:S5 L 0 A N S 7 Acres of Land. Free water 7700
and -_...... and to ~any ~t not c:anfotnW-to Na. and Small furn.llbeCl_Apt--2'f"'...i., rental 2-B.R. house. commercial _?~c-;~;~.;,;,-~'}f .:~.~~:"'..:. ~=·~~ LO A~~ ANS ~~fifl~.~~i~~~ ~
~~~ .,.~ ... -· .!~,~~~~AH~-~~ a.:Uii"·a HOUSil'' 'l(U .. a S5o.oo to $5000 ~: ::c,~e,. o1ars:fr .1:a.G~
Rua and Carpet
CLF.ANING
s ER v EL BAY*VfliW AP-r:·w~t'ii;;; Av"i. * SALARY at 1433 s. Lo9 An1ele1 St., Ana-Tbe G A S Re~ .. ator 8 ~ 2 b ...... heim. Phone Anaheim 5006 -AA"JrV& -ma.. •~ _aarqe. ..A. AUTO Open Sundays. Si-p-58 Ferguson Hd we. Co. Furnllhed. year round, SnM>. mo. -w-
AND LAYING SUClON80r to Eatua Hdwe. UNFURNISHED 2 BEDRK. APT. '"'k FURNITURE LARGE ne~ 3 bedroom • 2a>6 Coat Blvd.. Newport Almmt new. Over prace. '65.
CLEANING PRONE HARBOR ue 8 :E'n~ ~HOME, Other Personal Property VIEW HOME.
UPHOLSTER.ED l"URNJ1'URE YOUR a.mo ~ ~ Udo Iale, available tor July a "QUICK SERVICE" Beautifully Decorated
Al's Carpet Works 1JJ )lOQr bome at no extra charp A~ ED HEACOCK fJoc.d (Ill.I.I .J!OIMI A Steal at $16,500
of 0ranp Well aperieoced. b<meat, COD· ROY GREENLEAF JR.. & A&S0C. Sl!.L DAILY 5 to 6 or Saturday
Harbor BnDc:t. <>Ukw: ~RADIO SER.VICE 8112 W. Central Ave., Nwpt. Bch. 0..dMVI, afternoon & all day Sunday.
16'5 Newport Blvd.. 0.ta .... JU. ... or HA. lf<8.W. Harbor 2552 (eves. Har. 1981..JK) ,--at 219 Tustin Ave.
Beacon 570'7·M USED KENMORE .....,.;.~ FOR oooiiliiENTAL.S. i!b5: ~R~it:IcftVJ!, w . Newport Heights ;&.~c chine. Excellent condition. Har. and 4 bednn. homes few stmlmf'I' oat door to Westam Union aftlce 52-ttc ;;:_;,~--;.a;-........ ,; 203 or after 6, Harbor 2520-M. ~b"lr,vRealr::,~~1:"w~~~~ PHONE BARBOR ~ttc Mr. & Mrs. H. M. Lane
' ' ' . ' ' . ,,_ . IN GOOb CONDITION. A~ tral, Balboa. rn. Har. 01~;~56 wt&h to ~t their old friends SOUTH COAST 3-bumer stove wtth oven, $1.Si NEW untum. 1 bednn. apt. Lar.-NEED MONEY They ~ now acuve tn the re.al
MATERIAI.8 CO :,._~~C:nai~~=~.~ rooma.No1are,ie.Year1ymit:t TO PAY BITJ.S? =~·bualnesa at their old
n-..A.. -·--tb Balboa Block from Oleta Meu &bop-l\tVWt Court A e N t Sch nos....,-.._. rt. · M-e::i6 ptna dlatrtct. Beacon tw74-M see us for LOANS 'VVV v ·• ewpor · Speclncatlon FOR SALE OR RENT-120 bau 48-c-5 Ph. Harbor 343
CONCR.E1"E Wurlitzer aocordlon. like new. 3 ROOM turnlahed apl Encloeed on Auto, Furniture, etc.
229 w. wu.oa . a.ta .._. Abo 80 bau CUmen accordion, _ _. UtWtJ e.Jl7 ~
Phone Beacon ~ · &ttfc excellent condJ.tJon. Terma tt de-y-..-u. a. ., ..JU mo. In· uk for LYLE R. POPE quire 2001 OGean Blvd., Balboa. Bennett Hardwood~ Co •lttd. Beacon ~W. 55-e Phone Harbor 315. 50-ttc BAY LOAN CO ..
• SMALL SUollne aeneretor. New FURNISHED. ana.ll 2 . bedroom IM!/\A WEST ~ ... , .aVE Floan laid • S.oded-• P'lwtrd luap1e trailer. 2 overhead l•t:· house, 1ara&e. Yearly rental, __,. ~ .... ~ " ·
and RdlnllMd aae doonM:"~te. BARGAIN adulta. 1107 Balboa Ave., Bal-Newpt Bch. Ph. Har. ~77 ' C. R. SPOONER 388 Del , ta Mesa. Pb. boa Wand. 5'-c-55 47--c-56
PHONE BAaBO& O&f».M -Beacon G87..J. 5S-p-58 LO~S TO e~"" ~ ~ROV .. 12$ -e-4 at:. Newport Bnda" • • , • ... • • RENTAL " A.I'll ,~. ........ ~ :w:; ~ti• z..J"!':~~~ ;;;.J! ~~~l8 :·=~
TD...E CX>NTRACTOR metal sPl"lno Is matt.reu, $25. Linwood Vick, Realtor NEWPORT BALBOA F'EBERAL
Phone lhrbOr 2342-.J. ~56 Balboa 1t1and RA. 2042 SAVINGS A LOAN ASSN.
· IN COSTA MESA
DUPLEX. Stucco lower, frame
upptt. 1 yr. old. l ·bedroom each
with Uvtng rm. and kitchen Lo-
cated 1 bllc. from 81vd. on 2 ~~ C.Orner lot worth $1000.
Full price $9800, terms
ASSUME FJlA lMD on love!)' 2
bedroom borne. Large Uvlna rm.
and roomy kitchen. Ga.raae.
Best oefahborhood, cloee to hlgh
achool.
$2000 DOWN r:: A~~~·· =·M~ WASHER. Automatic Friiidaire; 33-o-54 1833 vt. Udo Ph. Har. ~
Phone 8'100-W-S late ''7 model A·l cood.lUon. attt Havm-New cbabla. 0n17 1 ~ttc WM G HAY
HARBOR 18--Uc ~e :: c!iinH::. ~.s::s~ ™' ~~~ 6l~~ ;;An a~ ·,, Llcerwed ReaJ Esta~ Broker
~-vu ~carpe.t.ed floor. Ph.~ .;\,.~::ila• •-!.,.:._,·..__~---~,·-r Comer<otW~onnge&eelNewporCafe)l Blvd Plumbing Service ELECTRIC HWiiil machine, am-~ ._..w. ~""" .AW K" M-.-c& •IVUllC ... nu..1e ~ Wh
1788 NeWtat Blvd.. Beacon G11 &le bed. 9xl2 rus, antlq\lft and SMAIJ. HOUSE. tumiahed, 2 <m, , bouM. ~ &c:re, zaned for Phone Bea. 5935 day or eve.
REPAIRING OUR SPEOALT'V n\amer'oUa other articles. Beacon room&. 1m Santa laabel, Coeta be st w. ~ Newport Ave. Ph. 23-c-25
Ooatnctint and s•• 5027..J. ll5~ Flower, ea.ta Mesa. Phone Beacoc 6227-R. .~ ~M. ... -· ~ IN BALBOA
._,tic Maa.. . .. .. • ....,.-~ !SO-c-54 62-UAL ISTATW 62 !EE THIS 2 BEDROOM home _..,,..Q--U~ARR~~'!--and--"""!:SHEFUN==~ a.a IOA11. IU...... IJ SINunGtBLEJunAPT• :2 =~ -:=r FOR Sii.E"sy owNER-eeauu. with &Uett house. Hdwd. noors. Be•eonP~G-:;d~ ~Acftii=i~r'F~ bra:;~·;; rental. m'""29th s~Newp:on ~= r=~~~~~ ~~;~~a~~d ~~~cein ~ez
PAP'C'RHANGING foot GUde en.ft pl)wwd eldtta. Beech. Barbar 1012.-5et> chen A ba• ... H-... fin ,.._ district Pri(fd naht at $11 ,000. ~ '80 ..ch. ~ 10.foot NEWPORT HEIGHTS. Ocean and U!. """"" •• m . H. 0. PE'I1UE, REALTOR
P. O. Boa 989 a.ta Mme molded bull • ~ 611 harbor view. Lovely location. turnG.l ., !'_b2.:.. ~ar$3.~endown. blinds. ~Jc1 504 % W. Central. n-n.-8 -.. , ., • , . J.&:~ Cout Hiab•&7. ~tf = ~nr:~~ S89Zt. J;71
' Holmwood oriv~~ · Phone Harbor 0154:J~-c-S6 ~ -rO"HANDf~ ~~~~t.T=~.!i $~~~.$ ~ .!l'~1r~~ 8~o~~~:=:
RACES? Prolealonal ba.n~p-for ftahlna. ~ completed. Phone 27x18 nJ ldtch all between 21.at and 22nd ot1 Qr. patio with fireplace. G rap c tto1i,Ji~ ~~!.ST!};'Dn ·W~-~ier_ ~ ~t:.~~ ~=e·an~~*af~~~ ~~n~ t= ~ $f~ ~= .1~ ~~. = aA.Nn ~·\LU-A.l ... • 14-MUSIC,, mo~ theatre. etc. Avail from or call Harbor 0592. 44ttc 16th S • own terms. 260 E . = r.,1f,· a: ~E.! :::\NQ ~~ ~~.j~•.a.r .... ~: -·-· ., ___ -• " L. C\Jota Mesn. 5'-p.55
~':':: r • ~ ~~tf: REPAIRS. New apmeta at a 661 Cliff Dr., Newport Hta.. F o R mapz1w. etc. You will pt> dl8counl Bia allowance on old Newport Beach. 55-p
duce l'elUlm Uke the expe"'ta. uprtahfa. """w.esT~~ NEW untum. 1 bedrmO apt. La.r&e
Write to Bud Grittln, 312 So ~BROADWAY ~=~1({,.'f:·J;:~ RE s u LT ~. Santa Ana. Callt. Phone eo. Laauna ·Beach diatrlct. Beacon 5474-M. s _________ 51-...,.--c........;.-M or drop P<l9l card 56-
w!l_cohP. 0.0~ .!nonymo~ . • • . • . .. . ~ LOVELY new modern turn. 3::::.
n'-9 ~ -. BaSbaa. s.it~ I~ ~MCIMIMTI II apt. W.il to wall carpetlftl, twin
n.:.n..nOMawAMT.' ..... 'si\vrnCi MA.criINE--::S·~an:~~~ CALL rate. Adult. only. 129Q. TWO 'BAB-r .. SriTDs 'Av'ili.. 'REPAIRING ~56
Saturda,YI, SundQI and w. LET A SINGER• expert tune.up ...:....,.,., Milcn•f..MiOus ... 4J ~~=ble rat& ftaDe ~acu~cl~ ::UC>~~ . -ciCEAN""FRON-r itoiEL. THE WANTED -Any ~ ot yard daarge1. Eltbnate turruabed ln ~ W. Ocean Front work er ~ WW HuOd adva~. Call l'O'll' _ _ _ Sleeplna and houlekeepln1 rooms
avclen or retalnlna wall CaU with batba. Reuonable rats. IEWS Beaoon ~w. or PO Boa Ct-SINGER · Room eervtce~ c. ~5'7
Newport B•eb. a.de SEWING CENTER ~.~~· na• · • . •
YACHT SKIPPER Cii9iN P*-Uon. No char1e for pick up and de-HERE tT isl't19'9 Blue Mercury
Phone Lana Beach 101-27• livery. •taUoa wqot\, white mde walls, TIMES ~AMT8' "' MP,: D W~A AN1f·2*5 ut~~·~:~~~l~: BOODUPER an'4"'~· .;,;;{. ·~ u. '-Pat. on.~ Sar. Uta. 189'J-W ewnlna be~ ._1 p.m.
ant. Able to handle coqMl• •• • -, , . 5;1~ ' NEW FORD TRAcn:·J>!? ~H A I B ·o R ~ doubl_! •!! •. ~ccouma. ~ ...... ._,-·--... U-DRIVE ~:rrat J:::/. N; Jti:s~~;,·; ~ ~wt: ALSO ~ ~~ TUC
port *tic ll'OWll -waat 2 bediDL fur-TOR. ts ..... u WOMAN to care tar 2 cblJdre. n•1ct-home er ~t. ~~~.I*'--.,. 13 Hourt 1-5 except ... ....__ y~ ... BALBOA BAY AIRPORT u • ..a..-'Mfc-.-. OOl~·c nta. ~mo. Har-Phone Bucon se.s-w ~ 6i#Of ~ U19'KI .... W, 5trtf sa.e.14 -, ··---• .. -
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The grunJon ran Saturday nJght.
James Sleeper, county auenor,
predicted that 1n three yeara 2500
boats would find permanent an-
choraie in the harbor. He a.ho
stated Orange county had the low-
est tax rate of .any in the 1tate,
and vigorously dented that he fav-
ored the large land ownen or oil qperaton.
Anaheim dt)' park wu plannll\1
to erect a statute to Madame Hel-
ena Modjeska, famous Polish ac-
tress whose grandson, Feltx Mo-
djeskl. was a realdent ·or New-
port Beach. •
F . J . Burke. owner of the Santa
Ana Register was speaker at a
meeting of the Inter-Commun! ty
Fellowship in Costa ?Ytesa church
and mentioned the "distant feel-
ing .. that grew out of the proposed
plan of Santa An11 to annex the
beach communities.
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March buUdlna pennlbl led tbe coast With a vduaUon of $3S,005
for 13~
A team from the 0Dmunlt7
Volleyball Jeque went to Loa An-
gele. and defeated the German
Turnveretn.
Bill Baxter, Barney Lehman
and Jack Streeton left tor Loul-
1lanna, towing thetr' Ster boat. J>y
trailer, to sail In the Loedat•nfta
Regatta.
Mrs. 0 . Z. Robert.on WU ekct·
ed head of the Newport Beedl
P.-T. A.
Mesdametl Robert Rau, C. M.
Deakins, E. K. Kirby, N. 0 . Mel-lott, H. H. Thayer ancl Reubetl
Day attended the coJden anntver--
sary of Buena Park Women'• club,
oldest groyp in the coun~ Feder-ation.
ftVE l'ZAU AOO
Dr. Lee Russell bl~ the war
(WorJd War 1) fo1"'9JUvenile de-
linquency, when he addreued Par-
ent-Teacher associatiom of New·
port Beach and Costa Mesa ln a
joint aesslon at the b1gh school
A money order wu recelved by
Judge D. J . Dodge to pay the fine
of Wiiiiam K. First. son of the
maker of Man candy bars, for
speeding along Coast boulevard at
70 miles per hour. The Judge also
received a check from superior
court, ln a case handled 14 yean
previously. when Kazuma Andrh!s
wu fined for illegal use ot a trawl
net He had apPealed.
Three of 10 candidate1 for the
dty council jtartJed the city by
COnlOlidatfng forc:es and dralttnl
a dvic platform of U polnta ln
whJch they W"ged cooperaUon with
the federal government to tnlUl'e
wfnnfnr the war, e:xp.Mfon a.na -=:;:::=-:=~-==:1 consoltdadon of~ace time lndWI-----~~-------.....~~~------::--~~--~..:..._.:_-=:::=::: El Toro Marine
Base in Expansion
El Toro Marine bue a.uwnes an
added importance this week with
~eannouncem~tthattheM~
Corpa Pad!1c A1r oomma.nd at Ha-
waJI will be moved to the Ora.nae
county headquarters.
The air command's pre1ent base
at Ewa. near Peart Harbor, will
be inactJva ted, accord!ni to the report from WaahirurtOn. The
Thl' chanre will take all but small
marine unJts out ol the Padftc
area.
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OFFICE SUPPLIES
et TM NIWS-TIMIS
STATIOMDY STOd
JOll W ... o.tn1· A~
Newport B•cla
10 YEARS AGO
Rlvo Alto resident.a wett aga.in
appealing to the city council to
alter lta plan f01' rebuilding a
bJidge over the channel. whJch
had been dredged. They declared
they would compromise on a foot
bridge, If they could have the
channel left open for their boat.a.
Harry Ellus aaid there wu no
reason for a bridge at 36th street
and that all resldeb ta nttded to
ruch the avenue and a bua line wu the foot brid&ie. {They 1ot
the foot brldfe). . A.a a aa.tety meuure, the dty
coundl authorized E,,.tneer R. L.
Pattenon to request the atate dJ-
vllJon of h..lahwa}'9 to build under-
pa&S8 along ooa.st highway et Co-
rona ~I Mar.
try tn the d.latrlct contonnatton · ~~~9c;~~~~~ir:n:ri:.·:: l11tington lac~. Still le1~1 i1 choragea and landings, matnU.-~=!'.~ =1 a:dt~~ m~:e: Or11ge Countu's Oil Production of mJnlrnum channel~ keep. &J
Ing of the dt.izens Wormed u to Oran actiona of the dty eoundl. en-ce county froduced mo~ DaJly average barrel productSon
couraRing procperity, dvtJ service tha.n 11 per cent o the state's te>-by the varloWI county flelcll fol·
for cfty empJO)'eft and the 41. tal oJI productJon in UM8. accord-lows:
couragtng of eecdona.llam. 1'!e lng to figuftl released today by lM7 1NI
candJdate1 were Albert ~n. c . Daniel M. Waite. petroteo.m ltepu· Hunt. ~ach ···-.. sz,9159~
A . Knowlton and Clyde ShtTwood. ty Jn ?unty Aueaor Maw1co Brea-OUnda .......... 13,410
The aecutlve commlttn of the Ende'l'le 1 offfoe. Mor@ than half West Coyote . ·-. 15,.232 u.s.o. approved a ~ alte tor an the total ~ from the HunUng· West Newport ...... 6,613
artMX for use ot wounded vets. ton Beacb field. RJchltJeld .......... 8..486
County aupervt.sora were plan· 1lM 80-C&lled West N~rt field Eut Co)'Ote ......... 722 nJnr a planttn1 and beautiflcaUon lncreued Its production last ynr Seal Bffch .......... 2.123
prorram for a>.ta Mel.a'• new dty from an averqci ot 6613 ban-et. Yorbn Unda .......... l06
park. · per da.y ln 1947 to 6763 Jn 1948,
15,311
15.0D 8,'18
8,207
&.111
2,513
998
NatJonal War LaboT board de--Waite'•~ l.hOw. UNION PACIFIC
GIVES AID TO
HARBOR PUBLICITY
d~ for the Peyton company, Durin& the )'ear there were 327
lffvlna the rtaht to employ any la-new ~U. drilled In tho county
bor and nlllna qalnat the A.mm-and only elsht of them wn.
can Fedttatlon of Labar. 'IVh.lch abandoned. u com~ to 550
had aouaht to union.be the plant. abandoned out ol *6 drtUed ln
Clifford Varner sent a plu trom the 1ta~. The county's 319 new A doub1e column 1J1botoaub
N01'th Africa fO!' coptn of the pl"Oductn1 welll ttpttSC?nted 15.22 lhowfn~ a ..ntnJr acerw In NwirpOrt
News-nmes. which ~ promptly per cent <>f the •tat~'• total. Ha.rt>ol" wu J>Ublhhed tn the M&n:b
dJapatched, by .b.ll .liater-, Mn. Vie>-Dally oil Df'Oduct!on In the ooun-wu~ ol Unfon Pad.ftc Bulletin, &
Jet Cal~t of N~port HdcJtt.. ty, 110,911 bal'ftlt. re~ted manthly pubUcatJon whlcb la drcu~ I THESE WOMEN! By d'Alnolo)
The Don McCallumt h<>1ted a 11.68 per ~nt of the total eta~ lated wfdety over ~ W•tem
party on the 12th Wfddlnr annl-production, 9C9,.'S96 barrt!ll. Al United Statn.
venary o( Dr. and Mn. ff. E. UIUal. HuntJn~on Beach fll"ltl I~ A brief ttpla.natJon under the
ta.hler of Balboa in all cat,eiorte:s of 1taUJtte1. pro-picture polnted out that ..run. la
un.it • c:staW7 ... ...:... ia ... t.br• life, ilD'l -'Doctor?" --,
HAIRBREADTH HARRY *
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The Harold Fi.nkt of Balboa Ia-vldJn1 matt thtm halt or the coun· a year-around PQtfJM at ttw Jfar.
land celebrated thelr 17th annl· ty total, an tneffue of !S924 bar-bor. Local obRTven point out
veru.ry and went to see Blithe ~I.I daJlv a~e. that. ln addJUon to encouraatna
Spirit. HuUngton Beach f~ had 18.'5 trtvel on the UnJon Padtlc rau: r------------out of the 327 new ~u. drill~ road. •uch publktty abo mtftatl and rt1M ol the 22 wells betna outslden In Newport ffut)or'1 ad-Sgt. 11 c Shorb
Says ••••
Major John S. Muir today an-
nounced the .enllltment for t.hrtt
years in the ~ army of St.e--
phen A. R.uah. 18. aon of Mr. and Mn. Verner F . Ruah. 830 Tem~
HIU1 drfve. Rush .Jraduated fr'om
Laguna Beach bJp school ln 1948 wn.re hf' wu awarded Jettel'8 tn
buketball and track.
Pr1lfJ..r to enl~nt ~ had ·~ plied and been accepted for en-
rollment In the dratting ooune of
the army en~nttrlna achool at
FOTt Belvolr, Va. Upom completlon
of hla butc traJnJns at Fort Ord.
he wtll begjn ttrl9 spedallzed t:ra.ln-
ing. • • • Did )'OU f!'Vft' pus up a good
thtng, lfmp)y becaUM )'O\I knew
nothing at &11 aboUt ltf Well. men. that's ~ctly What a lot of )'O\I
have bf-en dol.na. Your army en·
U1ted re9e'l"Ye COf1JI otta. YoU
many concrete benefit. for Which
you are elldble-end 10'1 pt paid tor the time J'O\I put tn with 10'1J'
local orpnbation!
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drtJ1ed at the end of the year vantaacs and promotn the local
Wnt Nt'W'pOl"t bad 4e of tbe oom~ tourlat trade.
pleted Wflll, Wnt Coyote 35, --------
lktt-Oltnda 32, Eut Coyote 14.: Ca.Jl Harbol' U.13-208-ull tor
RJchfiel4 8. Seal Beach 5 ana a claaln~d ad taJcer--yuu'lJ pt
Yotba Unda 2. ttSUlU I
Tonight's Television Programs
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Ja.eph C. Humphrtee, 26, 1797
Newport Blvd, Jacqueline Joy
1'ay&or, 21, 391 Broadway, both
Costa Mesa.
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MlSHICA-To Mr. &nd Mn..
R.Obert VWtlca. ~ ·Orchid ave--
nue. QJrona Ml Mar, ln St. Joe-
. epb tao.pltal, March 17, 1949, a
IOft, 9 lbe.. 9 oz.
Tod1y's Markets
(a_... --ee. ltepOl't of Le9ter a Co.. IDr. LA 8tlc. l!x..)
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Ra.lla ························ 47.54 dn ~
UtWtlee ·····-··········· 35.00 dn .OS Volume----620,000 aharee
Am 'l"e1 It 1'el . ···········•······ ... 146
Canadian Padl1c ·······-········ 12
l>Qpont ···········-············-·······186~
General Moton ·······-········· 59~ Goodyear .•........ ···-· .•. ...... ... .. 42
Kennecott ···········-··-··-·-···· 45"'9
Sears ···-···-···················-······· 36~
So caJ E418on ···-··-···· .. ····· 29" Standard OU . ····--·. ... . ......... 61,,.
U S Steel ···-·-········-.. -······ 721'
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