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Capt. Hart k
Vicfim of
tf eart Attack
CaptaJn Walter Hart, well
known skJpOer of the Vanderbilt
yacht, Pioneer, died Ulla mornlnr
at 11 :35 of an apparent heart at-
tack. Hart had stepped from bbl car
at the Orance county dock on
C.OUt hhthway, accordlng to wtt-
DftaeS, When he keeled over, gup-
Jna for breath. br. R. F. Altman, summoned to
the man'• aid. adminiatered emer-
gency treatment ~ut Hart failed
to respond. Dr. Altman pronounc-
ed hlm dead at 11:40, he said
Will Extend
BriStol St. .
• · · Oranae county sU,peJ'Vilon yes-,(~ College Buildi~g Plan ~::~'~:::.Ask S90,000 ~~..§
:fxplained at Chamber Meet :~!-=~=in Death Suit -;re1~:~
"-tin •-• --" -·•--M 'E7 Id of ,..._.... Mesa u another outlet to Santa -..a--e 11 expecta tlon of multiple Ult r uuorm&• ~-&AA&NM: • .ne '-U9 .. Ana, rel.levfna the he9vy trattJc ca Fact.a important to NewpcM .. .._..._..~ tbe co ese buildlruz: tion featured thl9 IDOl"llinC• Men and her two anall aom, Carl IOUth Main street and Newport
wtft"I u they ~ the pro-to care for lta fut\D'e lldlna '---'-' t1 .... ~ t h N Loula, 9, epd Robert Douslu, e, blvd.
poled tpeda1 tax levf ~~-the Qr.. ne;edl frClln the reve11ue1 collect.ea u.1~1UUut meewl6 o t e ewport )'fttaday tued au.lt ln Sanla Ana R«um•wr.dtd nearly l1x moatba anae Cout colleae bU.ll4lna pro-for operattna purpoees. Harbor Board of Realton at Nor-Superior court danandlnr $90.590 •so. JaterdaY• orderl cllmax a aram were told to an audience ol Uni-the ~ levy la au-ton's cate. tram Dominque. Mendlonde. ctrtv~ IUl"Vey conducted by the board ot
local chamber of COJJUDeJ"ce mem-thorlzed at tlie May 20th elec· No dedaion wu made u to the er of a truck whJch allecedly turn-aupervi8on into tb&merltl of such
bera Wednelda)' noon 2 · Bull t.kJD. the oollese cannot UM lta board's poaltion on the application ed left ln front ot. her buabancl a dim. _
Petenon, collep pr mt. IJl'e8f!Dt bulldinp more than two of the l>E to withdraw It.a pu-Robert C. Held. ca~ hll death JU1t when comtrucUon wU1 -In rt'fiewtnf the S2~~ years, Dr. Petenon told bbl Ua-er ___ .. th Newport •--t ,.. __ 28. ..c-~ _ ... ,ch would be '-tenen. 1be at.ate ha let th1a Umlt LAsengratl .cillne·~,,, ceandon, .. ,.._tietute b::w-, ... _.., ..,.., could not be )urned at prea
w&U "I _. __ .. __ ..... ..,. ..._.. It is aae:rted that Mendlonde, time today, but lt 1a &Dtidpated
a t levy over a ~ upon uae of the sub-.~ althouah Preslde.nt Hadd runi in.-travellnr eoutheut on bJahWQ that MVeral montN wtll be neces-
pertqd. Dr. Petenon pointed out 1tructuree. but bu extende4 It dlcated that the matter would be 101 eut ol San Clemente, t\D'ned aary to procure the ri&ht-of-way ~f thJj le'V)' would amount to for seven yean 1n the event the turned over to acommlttee for le!t onto Dolore11 at:reet ln front land. • ~000 annually for Newport procram 1a approved by the vot-study. Rlng dted It u hll perton· of Held.~atlna a motorcycle ~acb taxpQ'en. nm .. only as era. al optnJon that passenger service and trave northwest ca 101. 1.1 • to , • per omt of the total cost, the eel--Petenon brou&ht . out another ahould be expanded tnatead ot Held aid and hit the bacJc. ol • I llftf ucatar Aid. 1-ct of Jmportancll! to Barbor res-ellmlnated and pointed out that the truck. wfferln1 injurle11 whldl
Approval of the ln)provement ident»-tM "118.000 which would all major eaatern dtiea have sys-took hi.a life later that nlsht. M1r1I tor l1w11·1· prosram would penrrlt the orderly be spent annually In tll1s area by tema ot mw tramportatlon for Mn. Held and her a.one CS..
remodellnc of 90l'M of the extattns bullden who were awarded COD· their commuters. IDUlded M(),000 general damage9,
atructurea which were taken flVf!r tracta tor the coUe&e work. Bill Hu.croft reported brleny SS0,000 tor Joa of support and Ray Wallace, artf.at and adver--trom the army, and the replace-President Fred Soremon preeid-on the county'a land use plan now 159() for medical and funeral e:it· thlnf representattve of the News-
men. t. of otben which cannot ftP.-er at the weekly luncheon meet-under 1tudy by the boant of sup-penaee. nine. and ~t Bay Post. wm
nomlcally be brought up to 'tl>e ln& which wu held at the Roa· ervilon, and Harvey Peue re-le.ve the new11paper field
atate standards. the •peak.er atat-mbre cafe. viewed progress on the rent con-RZNT BOA.JU) om t.h1a week to under•· .. ~ ed. After the aewn-year procram FollO't't'in£ Dr. Peterson'• talkJ trol l\.IJ'WY hi.a commtttee 11 car-NJ:W APPOINTD ~•a tlnf many ot the cbamben appearea -.c ... 1 on __._ Ra1 C. c.onr.et.-aalpunent from a H u bote
CG a --m convinced that the project wu .. ,,. ~-. ~----·-Grt A~D.Jtment of ph He will work on the palritlns here IUIAlll81'J needed and abould be approved w~~=~embylletk ~ mes, ~an U: ~cci:m~~ ~ m::._ ~ ~~~~
t Hold M ti at the polla. The meeting time wu given vtaory Boerd wu announced to-Pacfftc yacht race pendlnc a de-0 ee Ill . I over to the multiple U.ttna dJicua.. day by Gretra R . Wat.on, rent di-daion on a bid to paint. mural for u. s. Cou.l Guard Amillar)', .VIII f lltfl ston Jed by Mn. Loll VoeeJ. rector for orange county. a hotel on the taland of Maw. =for~:.S~~~ Se • J 1949 -·1' •. A--.1 J I J ..:.&. ro:~ce~bo.3!t=~;:: .~ .;:::~~.N= mce 011orrow o .,. ear 1or . 01 • .-u ~-1~":1~t!f'the~
tn~ to Walter SeJbert. operatlona d Co 1• I rls u c f c E. Lewla ~Uon aboard the ~= who la maldns arrance-k chapel: Whlttter. for George II IVH IODS, epo 0 ~~ ~~r~~~
The dinner will be served at f:°cbard Oaviea, 17, who died Tues· Lewie. He ~ al90 aerved wtth
7:30 p. m. and wtll be foilo'ftd by dq at hll home, 5li ~te Contrary to the 4'Jtlook a month M~ event. att belng acheduled the Cople')' newapapen In Sout.bem movte. shown by Dick Loynes, aveftue ln o.on. del Mar. Rf bad qo, prospects for a soo4 tourtat eech week, he added. California before~ paomo-
owner of the yacht, Omte~. been peralyzed since February, ud convention year att better Bookinp now Hat 124 conven.-=.,_.nwnqe.r of the Honolulu Ad-
and well known apeed boat aldp-19'8, when be waa 1njured wb1le tlona and l.1.8.5M delegate. for • · peor. The tuma wen taken du:rina blah Jumplns at the blah IChool. than lut year. acardJ.ng to the 1949. That counta 24 meetinp aJ.. He plam to complete a variety
a voyage-to Alulua thJ'ouah the lie la .urvt.vecl by hla parenta, convention and visitors' bureau of ready held. with 9C& attencnn.. of marine and Pob'neaJan oila for
Inland Pwaae. Mr and Mn.~ J. Davlea and the Loe AngeJe1 Chamber of Com-The C\DTe'Dt U..IDDl1U. ata.ndlq II a one-man art ahow to be held at
bia maUrnal ~nta, Mr. merce. * a gain of 17 aonwntiona and 5218 Newport th1I IJll'in&. and Mn. Jamel R. Clapperton ol Harbor ~ b\slneumen are In-delepta ln tM put month.
Duarte. He wu born ht SOutbsate. te.nsted became tOCne of the vt.11-Buann. value'ol c:onventsom .. TOOU 8'l'Ol.Df JJ'llOll
Dr. Fred B. Trotter. at Jfunt-toa ftnd tMtr wu to Ne•JUt to meawe4 at S1ao7 per dele,ate. 11oo•m 800 tnston Park and the ~. Perry eQJoy the beeutiel of the baJ. and tbt ·~ expe&dlture u de~ 'lbeft ol a navy lantern. a drfll' Sduock, putor of Coroaa de) tni:ldentally, INW 90lne of their mined by a ~t lllrft!)'. motm and •t of IOCket wrenc::tae.,
Mar O.nnnmlty church, will offl-dollan In local cuh reatsten. Twenty Pft cent of t.bla amount wu nported to JIC)Ua. ~Y
date and Baltz Mortuary of Co-It all adds up to an expectation, roea td ho~ 19 per cent to~ by a.rse Miner, owner ..S lklp-
rona de1 Mar .. ln cl\arae. that c cui v en. t J ob • lchedWed taU •tarel 2> per eent to "9-per ol the boet. ''11\in'y·Hame."
Frlendil are t't!Queste4 to omit lhrouah 1962 should bring tM dtY tauranta. the l\ll'W1 abowed. Tbe IOner, a Colt& §"' the flowsa but lf !My wtab. to 8end at leut '1&271.SCl5 ln visitor nmalnder ia dlvtMd amona ent.-m .... Item WeN ltOl·
donatloaa to Rev. Schrock to be spendlna. by tM burn'-'• lat.est tainment. ~don. ~ en fl'aiD the t.o.t ~t. .-! ftJr tbe nblf ~ crllJl*d eld). cmnputa.._, a-tnDan 'IWnU Uld·nW:•....__ lootl ad ~ 11W Burrp.U-. ta at ~ . . . C. Drlnnatel' ukl le& · • Norm•1 I..... ~ ...... . '
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9 Foot -Two-Tone
FllllEI .VELVET
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-,,,., a -.. Beg. sa 15 eq. Jd.
.NOW $1J5 '!fl· Jd.
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Due to a alia'htly overstocked condition we are offering, f w a
limited time only • • • • .
Oar Reaular 'S14.95 yd. SCULPTURED WILTON at .. 111.CI yd.
Oar ~ S13.95 yd. EMBOSSED CARPET at .•• 111.11 yd.
Oar Replar $10.91 yd. FIGURED AXMINSTER at· .. Ii.II yd.
. • • • and In addition we offer fflt fo I lowincJ roo~ 1i1e rug pieces at aub-
stentiel reductions in price. -
9' b1 18' 3" BLUE AXMINSTER (window piece) was $15'-Now 1111.11
9' by .. 16' 5" ROSE SCULPTURED WILTON, W88 $230.00-Now 1111.11
9' by 15' GREY and ROSE AXMINSTER, was $16'.50 -Now 1111.IG
9' by 11' 6H BLUE SCULPTURED WILTON, -wu $189. 75-Now 11 zQa
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Teml8 to mit yom convenience
Ch8ndler's · COMPLETE HOME
FURNISHINGS
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DELTA GAMMAS .
TO INST ALL · ~ '·
OFFICERS TUES.
Delta Gaaurut Alum.rt~ aaao-ciatlo~ will m.tau qm~ a\ ..
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It.a Mar.ch Jlleetiq, to be held '
Tuesday evenmr. 1tJareb 29. !41>1-jy Win1.'lled lo_ t_ L-.
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lowing the usual ~ tor lh.i8 &WW
event, members meet I first fOf ------,.,-""I"---------....... ~-------------....;_;;,;,,..;;;;......;.,.;..,;;;;. ~_::: ~Vl~ ~0··~ ~ ~· Rev.~/ec_S, Hlcltols qi $qnlo An~lo_Open ~;":.1! ~ l\iT~t:· ,;.'l;. P~'Wfp MisllOll f1f C,,rid C~utelt By tlte Seo
lng. Wl&h UM . to* 1'W)lat Chrilt Tuelday -"Sph-Jtual Growth"·
Mn. Harold He:;:.&r Balboe. Mean. to _tfe," JJi. a.v. Alec o. Wedne.sday-'"'the Church of mY Island, reUrtng nt, Will Nicboh=e putar ot the Dreama''· Thursday _ 0 ChJiat'a
hand 6ver the p.vel to Mrt. Finl M t ch~. Sarlta Greatest• Hope" and Friday -
Helen Nowatny of Sainta ~. Ana la es a ala da¥' preac:b-.. Oirtat'a Greatett Deed.'' ~ ~~n~~~-~ Jns ~~OltCh~,1un:JdfY ibe"S'e"8 Clem Ouiatfe of a.t~ Ialan4. at · un;u a, S -' ... .u--' vice-president: Mra. ~n Wil~ la> . e' t CenQ' • Newport fugeftf ,~s . .
Ham_ of Corona del ~. --I!~ jolnJI>' by the Com-fo Be L,,Nsef,t.,/ Sunday .
tary. Mn. Clester . ittorton at munl»' cburch of Costa Mesa r.• Sit • Santa AJ1a, treu~. ¥ra. !Wth th!"' ~ . Ialuul ctiapel ;;f of rrl At+ OW11tg -
Kennedy ,.,m serve u pubUclty Chrtat cma:rch by tJw Sea. the
chairman and Mn. F.4na Wall-alfai.r hU been arr~ u a Ken Johnlon'a eoft ton e d
lngtord a.a ruah and m•mberahJp "splrt~ d..lnic" for tl'le cteepen. TNea won flnt · ln tbe water chairman. ma ot ) qa1 Ylc:tfom color cllvlalon of the 1tudent art .
Plans will , be diaq.&ased ffW the~~ ~Z::~ zeal,~ exhibit, open concurrently wiih
Delta Gamma a bia OYG'\. t of the U\e accep~ce ot Chrllt'• chal· the fourth Anual A.rt ex:hiblt •t
and luncheon, ~ of whLch pi.te lt . M:hool, and the very 1trUdq
year, the benefit f~on aboW a...., ~uller and llMltt oom-NltWPOl't Hfl'bor Un lo n Bl1h
go to the nursery school for The er who la a 'put drawtna ot an uaaaain and h1a
visually handlcapped ctindren. 4Jltr1ct gOt1ern0r and la now an vlcttm, .. ctured with the white
Previous 1uch even~. held at IJaternatl<>rJal counaelor of Uon'a ': :ft~~or ~~~
the homes ot Mrs. Wr lfl?r Splc"?r, lnteroa.a::;al, wu bom ln Ena· ftrat.; ~t-" division. Thia wu Harbor Wand and Mra. JiJJllAD, land. ving hJa education ln ....... _ ·~ Tustin, were'° outatandlrur that Oapada, Loe An&ele., and the UJW work at Jean Btirtlne, who
this year, with' plana .made for Unlvenit)t of Southern Calltoi-=~Y .~~.:ward ,1n a
an even more elaborate alfair, nia. be apent 16 yean ln tbe
it was felt no private home was business world before enterlna In tl\e commerclal clualtica-
large enough and the benefit will the Chrtltlan mlnlatry. Uon Robbie Lou Fiero won flnt
be held on May 18 at El Adobe. He eerved churches ln Wlnten, for an album cover, Manhattan
San Juan Caplatrano Vis&lla. Glendale, and San Die&o Tower.
CHURCH COUNCIL
PLANS UNITED
EASTER SERVICE
A canatJtutlon an d bylaws
were adopted w h en Newport
Harbor Council of Churches met
Tuesday noon at Norton'• Bay
Shore cale w1 th the Rev Thomu
PendeU prnJd.Jna.
It was decided that all chlll"Ch
services durlng Holy ~k would receive united promo on a n d
publlclt.}'J.. lncludlnl e unit.eel Easter :sunn.e 9et'VJ • to be held th1a year at ona del
Mar. There wU1 allo 1peclal
service. on Good Friday.
Mn. Jane Calldna wu 'ap-
pointed u o ft t .ct• 1 welfatt
worker tor the cflureh O'dUP.
Tbe next IDfttlJ\I wilt bi at
the Ro.more, cafe OD April $
before acceptina the putarate ot Honorable mention in the vart-
the 1000 m e m b e r ch\U'ch ln OU9 dlviatona went to Joan ZUbe
Santa A.nJ,. Al~ active ln and Barbara Lone; Dick Bermea
community activities. he hu and Fred 'npnu: Janet Jilli and
beet\ extremely popular u • OMa.rles Ke •
apeaker fQr P-T A., bl&h 8Cbool Among ~water colon were
and aervtc, club IJ'OU~ several local ace.on. one ot the
Alto acbeduled for the9e pro-O:Jlta Mesa bmlnea dlttr1ct. an·
ll'&Jnl a.re variOUI Ora.nae county other of Thompeon'a crocery.
choJn. Sunday evenln& tN cholr 30th •trec't, Newport.
of tbe FirJt Method.lit cbW'ch of Joan Brandt and Mn. ·c. M.
Orange w,i1J leed the m u a I c . Dea.klrui were Judges of the ex·
Ololn to brin& music on the hJblt. Awards will be made at
other eve{linp fnclude Monday, 3 pm. on Sunday afternoon to
Sa.nctUU')' choir, Chrllt O\urcll wlnnfrt Jn both th& Jtudent
by the Se•; Tue9day, HuntJngtoo and adult d1via1ons. Mn. Deakins
Beach c:ttoir; Wedneeday, Flnt will present the Junior awards.
Methoclist. church, Santa Ana1 Mayor Dick 'Drake wUl prcaen1
Thunda)', Co a t a Mesa Com~ one of the adult award.I and
munlty aburch; and Friday, the either S14ney H. Davtdl0n1 bilh
Balboa Ialand cholr and the school prtnctl>al. or a mmtoer of
Chancel choir of Chrlat Oaurch the board ot truatea wU1 alve
by the ~ the other.
Mr 'Mld1oll tall terSn il1clude The exti1btt wtll be open one
the JalkM'in&.: SumlQ--1'\YU.t even.in& onl)', Fridav. from 7 to
ChNt )(e4J1.1 to Mt!'; M~ 9 o'dock and each afternoon ~ Mark a ol' a Cbriadan''; rrom 2 to 5 o'clock.
Corene Boettcher
to Be Featured
in Fric/ay Musicale
The second In n l('ries of M 11q1 . , • • -,..ft,... rti hv Ontnl(P c.on.at
,..,,,_ ···'''hr r-r~·nted Ftldl\•I
rvr-ntn2 M n r ch % nt 8:()tl
o'clock when the mw;Jc lov<'n of ... .,,. Hr .. tv·•· r· ~ .. •v·n h · :i-l"orrr<'
Boettche r, mezzo-soprano, In
rr,,r·rt
, ,_ nnrttmcr hn!! chO!ren a
\","tlr (1 rr"f!TnM. drsif?11rr1 to ap-
r r.,f to nll who Rtt<'rd ShP will
._,.. t"rf'Omrsmfr-d bv E~ther Vogt
('~~"" well-known ptanlst from ~rn•n Ana.
\Yhllr o • t<'f'din~ Pomona col-
fr f'l'r Cor' nc Borttchrr wtts tea-
tu-r'1 aolo•~t with the College rt-n' .. t>rr1 Womcf''8 r.1e<.' club and
wns Wf'll known In fhP music dl"·
rln of Pomr na valley, RS &he
I~ In th~ Rarhor A?'f'R. She wUJ
hr remembf>Ted for her lnterpre-
h••fl"n of the contralto aolos In
n.r Mf'S..~hlh, given at Onistrnu
tiln,.. In Santa Ana.
Followers of thia 1ln&er wUJ
be J>left~ to learn that she hH
tnchtdrd 1CVcral Negro aptrituala
on her prO«J"am.
The-concer•. will be helll In •ti"' r.ollr1te Memorial chapel and
la open to tM public. There wl11
be nG admluJon charge.
fpiscopql Rector
#o AJJr•n
Anobeim Group
On Monda.v even1nc the Rlrv. Paw ~ Wbee1er wm speak
on tbe Ouilrtlan Educatiou pro-
11"81n In tbe t:Mocf.M. ot Lo9 An-1.a. When he add! Ill H the
YoUnl married W'mDlm'I leeUon ot the Woman'a a~ of St.
Mlehael'• Epl8eopal church. Ana-bl6m.
In u., Kr WMller wm at..
.... tile ......... of tlw ......
vtadal .a...s al am.tlm J:dD. mtlaJn la .... In I If m fralll
the 2nd to tM ltb. 1'bll fndtJ t 11
all chClil cbee en the West COMt.
HIGH SCHOOL
P.-T.A. BOARD
MEETS MONDAY
The laat eacutlve board mftt· lna ot Newport Harbor HJ&h
School P-T .A for U.e 1"8-lN9
term, wW be held on Monday. ~ 28, at 12:30, 1n the facult7
dlruQli room, h1&h ~.
AU chalrme.n and offloen are
ukcd to attend and a,rn la pro-
cedure boob which have been complied the put year.
A lftwirVf;I•_...
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of b'-W ...... elMdc
Jmly °*. tt.ftlc lloe trtM .... .................
lt't dJt CllldJ of lht if•..-
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Sewing Mac~ine C6nisr
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• tbe Ualte4 sta• ~ "' Otni>•ce, ~ m8MI"" al the LOI •llPlel O.mbtr ol CamnMca. -n. Foundation ..,.,
,.,. 8.-d '25.000 • 1ftl' ~ thouD not restatered u a ~
•t. ."' bu ~ h1I ~educatlmal" KUvltiea to c.pltol H1Jl
Where he hu written speeches
aaatmt the Mar6all Plan for llolaUonllt. Con&remnen. .
Pr.-001••
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One ol the Foundation'1 writers
la Bertrand-1le J~ whem
the New York '.fr!bune bu call'4
the Goebbels of France. 11uat he
.... pro-Hitler propaaandlal· haa
allo been confirmed by the French
Y".QOa Y. WIATllla > °': • • • • • P I''• ~~.~u::,~~~
NOMll 0. COTTOM > • . tion'' to write about the evils ot CAAL vaelMAN • • • • • • MoutW.1 M•r1w rent control. Furthermore, the
P'fltttlno ......, Jent w.. c.trol -~-• .. ril*f ~ CollfaiNil Reader'• Dl•est lent lttelf to th1a ___ .....;.,;__.._---it'"' ______ :--____ --:-.. -pr:opaauda. by pubUah1q b t.
pamphlet -~t control came up tof capt.ol
Hlll. De JdUvenel dlcJnlt · cie.l Adlft ,,_ Member
OI
with r,nt con"lmt" United 1 States, but in France. Nt>iW be
bu been Uliped by the Founda·
Ucn to write another pamphlet
·on W>Clallzed medlcl.ne-ln Ena-
land.
· DREW PEARSON . · . ON . · · CJbe WASHIN6TON
MERRY.GO-ROUND . .
DREW PEARSON SAYS:
FOUNDATION FOR ~
NOMlC EDUCATION OPE&-
ATES POWERFUL LOBBY ON
CAPITOi. HILL ; BIGGEST
U.8. CORPORA'l10NS BACX
FOUNDATION• PRO-Hl'11ZR PROPAGANDIST FROM
FRANCE WRITES FOUNDA·
'J10N'S P A¥PllJ.ZT8.
w~-One ot the
neat•t waya ot rectuc:lna your ln-
oome tax while mmulta.neou117
operattns ~eTtul = bu j'rit~ Fou::'u:==
Edaacaticm. n1D b1 IOIM ot the blaeat OOllMJfttloml tn u. u.a.~. uii£ whlcb bu bMtl floodlq tbe
COUlltr)' With lll'ODal&n4a almld at undermtn1na -tbi llanball Plan.
rent conb"Ol. aid to educaUon and
llOdal MC\ldt)'.
'!be U.t ot ooatrlbutlona hu
been kept • c:loleb auarded 8Kftt.
1'1ds ooiumn. bowwwr. bu wuNI
a eopy and can reveal the fact :SJ. the becken ot UU. lobby ln· ~ llotan. St&Ddard
Oil al New JftW1_, Ford. General
Dectri~ The Mel.Ion NaUonal bmik. Gulf Oil (U.0 owned b7 the
Mellon tamll~ Si.el. the
Du Ponta, • H\lmbM 00.
Inland Steel SwUt Paclrt~ Qa.
PM)', U.S. S~ Ernest ~ We,
WestlnlhOUM. ~to Cbem· lc:al. Ubbe')'..c>wwm Ferd. ~an
Ro9buck, S\lll OU. Tau 00 and varloU8 otben..
Became the foundadoa .. ~
poMdly for ''educaticm.'' tbe9e bl1
COl'POl'•Uona can deduct evuy cent
of their contributlona tram J.D. come. 1bm the '274,516.eO Pm to tbe toundatlion in the put
eleven monthl coeta tbe ~a
tiona oa1y • fracUona1 part t.b.e
dollar.
O>..let aim ot Ulla hl&b-~ered
lobby » to : uY act of Ooo-s:re-tbat r llvinl ltandarda,
lf-lt allo Jowrs lM•,.nea proftta. .... ..........
Some time qo UUI column 0·
po9ed the am•ztn1 fact that one
~ alone, Rep. Ralph
Owtnn, New York Republlcan., bad
malled out 900,000 lettaa CODtaln· llW 2~,000 coplel of 8peec:bee
aPlnlt public _ bomlns. rent 009-
trol, Ud to educaUcn, etc. S1nce
Uw ~ had CJnly 2a>.«X>
people lO hJa dlltrlct lt ..-med later.Una to rrobe into why be wu mat.1fn1 900,000 lett.tta at a con to the ~ o1 abOut S27,000.
Part ol. ta. aD1Wer provect to be~ the committee for conatJtu-
dona.l aovemment. Thia lobbytq
aaency, dtrected by Dr. Edwara
A. Rumely-who la"Ved • Jail
aentence u a German qent cfur. ins the ftrat wwld war--hu been
promotlna part of the Gwinn mall
c.ampalp. But part ot bJa letter
barTap WU tnced to a rambiln&
ma.naton ovttlooldn1 the Hud8on
river at lrvtnaton. N.Y .• called the
Foundatlcn for EClODOIU1c Educa-
tion.
Thia i~a WU tlarted two )'e&n
aao by auave, 51-year old Leofwod
Read. former western manaser ol
Other aami>te. ol the Founda-
tion'• IJl'OP8f&Dda Uf: ''Why Kill
the Goose?' -A plea to protect
blc b\urlnea; "Om Dollan Save
the WorldT"-An attack qalnat
the Manhall Plan; '1Jberty ud
Taxa,'' an. &l'C\ll'Mnt qalnat. over· ~ i:: ~~~°'.Jn°::" The foundation J1J1o de-
nounca tax exelftptjom or co-
oi-, yet wtQln&lY accept.I tax ex-
emptlone for itaelf. -
To •snad lta propaeanda. the Foundation baa built up a mail-lna lilt ot 71,308. But mere letters
are amt out by frlendly Conarea--
mm ulina tree mamna prtvilecee.
)left ..... ~~
Amona the toS>-fll&bt buainea encuttve. wi. nm the Founda-
tion are David M. Goodrich. cbatr-
man of B. F. Qoo4rtch Co .• Ure
manufacturers; Tbamq L Parkfn. aon. ~ldent ot EquJtable L I f e Aaurance Society; and Juper
crane, Du Pont necutJve.
The more active truateu In-
clude: Charlea White, presJdent of
Republic Steel Corporation; Hu&h-
lton Mc:Baln, lll'Uldent o1 Mu-
lhall Fkld; Whlpplwacob9, pra.1.
dent ot PbelPI I)odae Copper Pro-
ductai· A. C. Mattel, president of
Hono ulu OU Corporation; and B.
E. Hutchll1IOD, flna.ndal cbalrm.an of Oirya)n-Corp. •
Th e Foundation'• contldentlal
records lhow that recent contribu-
tiona have been fteelvcd f:rotn the
followtna: Nuh-Kelvtnotor-of De-
troit, 12.500; Detroit Edison. $2.-
500; Republic Steel, $10,000; U.S.
GypsUm ot Ollcaco. $10,000; R. J
Re;vnolda ot Wtmton~em. N .C .,
Sl.OQO; Standard Oil Company of OhJo. n.ooo: former Senator A.
W Hawke. of New Jeney. ex-preajdent of the U.S. Clamber of
Commerce and vice prttldent of Nill, 11.000.
•en,-Oo-~d
BecaUM the Senate waa tied
up over the filibuster, only one
lrlahman got away for St. Pat
rick'• Day. He wu Senator O'Ma-
CROSSWORD PUm.E ~. who kept a spealdnr en-
Zl SW&• suva•..,.... sqement in Pittabwjh. Another
lriahma.n, Senator O'Connor of
Maryland. came to hts r escue.
O 'Connor would have voted the
oppoalte of O'Mahoney, but he
canceled his vote ao O'Mahoney
could celebrate St. Patrick'• Day .
. . . Senate Majority Leader Scott
Lucu lln't at all happy over the
way Democratic Senator Howard
McGrath, the Democratic National
chairman, ls lfvlng out stories to
Ow prea. Lucas threatened to·
have a showdown wtth the Preti-
dent, and demand just exactly who
ii the adm.l.niatratlon'1 apokemnan
ln the Senate-McGrath or him.
; Sr.:--
'
~. ~~:n~a·~~ :OU:;:P.
victory ln the Senate filibwter,
hu Men telllna frlenda that It "onl.Y took ten daya for the South
t• chanae Senator Lucu frcm majority 1 ea de r to m.iqortty
leader."
COAST 6UARDSMAN
NOW ABOARD KUKUI
Robert v. ~. Enaifteman 1 USCG, who WU tonnerly atta'Cbed
to the C..t Guard ~ at New-
port Harbor la now~ aboard
the O>ut Guard O..tter KUKUI
(WA.K-188), the a.st Guard'a
''Slow Boat to Otlna."
The ICUKUI wm ..n ~
boom Hcmolulu on a 8-month, ~:
OOG-mlle cru.lse on whlcb It ww IUIJIPl1 the O:>ut Guard,• Pad.fie ._-ol Loran (lofts r-anse naoft-
ptian) •tadona at ~ Makin.
Iwo Jina. 811,pan.. Guam, Yoko-.a and Baac Kobs.
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DECIDE SUNSET LOOP .. CHAMPS
Track force. ol.Newpart Harbor looai......but
0
1t ·11n·t vtalble ti.om and Santa Ana hllb meet tom.or-thJa point.
row afternoon on the Saint oval Greene 1tated thla JD(rnlna that . · · in. a duel whic!b wUl have a deft. he would Ihm halt miler Andy
nlte bearins on the cbaml)ionab.lp Vaquez back Into b1a pet event
hopa of both ICbool&. The Tars after trytn1 h1m ln the '60 -rue. • are In front in leque 1tandlnp day
with three _wJ.na and no loae11. The New.~ dope lhMt aoD'HadOLLIAN The Salnta were undefeated until wttb probable ftrSt thtte place1 _.:..;;.;•.;;.•;..,;..;...;..;; ___ ~:----
Tue941a)' when Fullerton took their and poutble marka beted on put Ray"Roao wW amt sJJrinl foo~-
meuure, 58-46. The local f~ ~fCJ'ID&ll'*: ball trainlna at OraQ&e CoUt 1:01·
defeated the Fullerton team, SO.: ue 7uc1 ~ ~ ltae May 1 with • hieaVY mlm·
44, last week. Action •tart.a to-(NB) : Orttatll (NII), 11.o-sw dar of caleltben· morrow at 3 p. m. with the nm-(8A) 'Dme· tu lei tadcllna aa4
nlng of the Vanity 120 ~ard. h1&h ~-(SA): II_._ Usht ~
hurdles. (8A); ....... (IOI). Time: ':II kl addition
The Newa-Ttmee dope sheet 1.._-....(!nl)J Menta (U); rut 1tart1 ~
shows the Tan wtnnin&. 6()..4'6 with Joa• (NB). Time: tu the baclal and
the Saints etven every pouible Ht IDn 1• (NB): Lobell pull out ·~
edge. ' (NB): Ku.. (NB).Tbne: AA tor Unemen.
However, Saint Coach Reece W ,_,. low .._... -•J It'a all wt Greedl ~ have an ace up hit (NB): •o-ur (8&): OdfflU. Roao'a p1cn t
sleeve. He declared. followtna the (NII)· '!!me t1 ~parate the men Saint-Indian meet that hJa boya nt-W.U. (NB): Nonie (8A); f'rom the boya
had perfonned below expectaUom 8pes .... (NB) •• Time II ' Lut•eeuon. Ra
and abWtfes. If the Sal.nta are ....._v .. .,._ (SA): Nw.o. did not 1et a
much better than they were at (NB); Wallaoe (SA). 'ftme l:lt chance to see the .Pl'09pecta of
Fullerton and at Oranae before 181 J'VCl ~Ct..-Ht~ OCC• ttnt grid sea.son until Sep.
that. they may be able to prea the wll)-~ewpon ...,._._ 'DIM tember-t and the f'lr1t if:.! wu
1:11 played 25 days lat.er. and
Chaffey Jolts
Pirate Track
Forces, 106·25
Ola..ftey jayaee won lta third
straight Eutern oontermce track
meet yesterday by turnln1 back
the maroon and 10ver forces of
Orange C.out collqe, 1()6..25, on
the Ontarlo cinderp&th.
The OCC Plrate9 could Only
1lUlJlaie two tlnta 1n addJtlon to tald.na the relay by f arf el t. Ray
Vidal wori the 880 In 2:10.6 and
big Herm Sdunidt remained unde-
teated ln d1tcua comped tlon wt th
a 117 feet. 5 incl\ effort-15 feet Jeu than h1I bttt l'IMlrlc ot the sea-
IOll.
100-Greaa (C), Blakely CC)
and Beck CC) tie far second. 10.la.
220 -Beck (C), Gren (C),
Ownben CC). 22.21.
440-McKee (C), Warne CC),
Gale C QC). e6.2a.
8>-VldaJ (QC) "'1d Hilby CC) tle for t'IJ'tt. ntt.Onr CC>. 2m. 10.6s.
Mile-S<?arla (C), ~eJ"IWOC),
Tinaley CC>. 4m. 56.211.
2-mUe-Attebury <Cl. 'nnaley
CC>. Selk CC>. lOm. 5~..2a.
220 low hurdles-Hesema.n (C),
Waid CC), Meu (C). 26.51.
120 h11h hW'dles-Metz ( C), Wald CC), Balrd (QC). 15.71.
Shot-put-Wela CC>. Brown
IOC). Onbum (C). 40 ft., 5~ ln.
Discua-SchmJdt (QC). Maxwell
IC), Pruheri <C>. 117 ft., 5 ln.
Javelin-Kramer CC>. Sholea
<C>. Hall COC). 141 ft., 3 In.
HJgh jump-Tie far first be-
tween Reid CC) and WUaon (C),
Brown C QC). 5 ft .. 8 In.
Pole vault-Wein CC), PhJWpe
IC), tie for third amona Watts
IOC), Swingle <OC). Robertson
COC). ll ft., 6 In.
Broad jump-Reid <C>. Heseman
<Cl, WUaon (C). 21 ft., 1 In.
Rela)'-()ranre Cout by f<Jf'-
felt.
Final acore-Chaffey, 106; ~
ange Coaat. 2!5.
nACT Of VIOUMCI" .-41
.. HINRY TMI llAINMMCla"
"JOll OF · llC''
81JlfDAY
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••u•1 WITH fATMa"
'JOAI OF llC''
TVD&AY
Sllot ~ (NB); Vu-hi.a· ualatants. Johnny Owens and ~-·(NB) a ...._._ (84). Wendell Pickens pve every one ~ 61 ft.. I 11L ol the 75_ potential pJayen a thor-
Pole nalt BM• (SA); Al-ouah loold.DS over and didn't cut
4-.l (8A): o..'°'9 (SA). ReApt the 1quad-they just let the boys
11 ft.. t la. ellmlnate tMmtelves until there mp )np lllel (SA) i Bop-wu only • left ln Dlayable con-
ldaa (8A); llcDoweO (NB). Bt. diUon at the end of the aeuon. e It. 1 la Few penan1 appreciate the Job
Br-4 Jamp-QuatallGD (NB) ; Rouo and h1a help did. It WU
McFa.cldea (8A): ~ (NB). touab &0ln1 lnto the Eutem oon-Dlata•ce. ti tt.. to ta. ference practically blind. Only one
Polata -Newport Rut»orz •: of the Pints had played an)'
8aata A--. 6e. jaysee Vanity football which
·other meets ~ brln& to-ahowm how ~ they were.
cether Fullerton and Downey at Thia 1euon lt wru be d.iffettnt.
Downey and Oranse and Anaheim Rouo will have teYeral Wffkl to
at Anaheim. Fullerton and Ana· look over h1I protpeeta ln the
helm fl~ to~ the wt.nnen in llJl"fhg. The work which be wndl
these meeta. them throulh will lhow What abUJ-
ties they have and what poeltlona
they are best aulte.d to play. It
wu not unuaual Jut aeuon for
a boy to play tackle OM week,
end the next and finally rid up
ln the backtleld.
TAR NINE
HOSTS OILER
CLUB FRIDAY
E1a1n Hall't Newport Rarbm'
hi1h bueballen will tteelve their
19'9 lQ&tJatJon tomorrow af~moon
at 3 p. m. u they play host to
Huntington Beach'• nine on the
hJ1h achool fteld at the eut end
of the football field.
Hall baa nomina led IOpbomoft
Dick Lane to at.art cbudd.na and
probably wW follow with junior
Jack Clark and fl'eshnwl Georae
LaBono. Carlton Meara. letunnan
second bueman, 'Nill be DU'tidpat-
lng In a traclant'et at Santa Ana
and will miu the same. Freshman
Annand Nettles will •tart In h18
place. Slx lettermen from lut
year'e championahip club will
strengthen the Tan. Lettennen
are. in addJtJon to Lane, ~tcher
Bob Burdick : tht bueman, Geo.
Reeves; third bueman Blll Skile.;
Ehortstop, Don Ward and center·
fielder Bob Harris. Only aecoad
sacker Nettles and outflelden
Gene Crane and BUI Jadoon are
non-lettermen . Crane and Jaclulon
att up fl"Om lut yeu•a Jwdor
V8.1'9ity. When Mean turns hla at-
tenticns to the diamond. HaJl '#111
be able to field a thoroughly ex-
perienced Infield with lettermen
a t every posi lion.
Also slated for action tomorrow
on the lower diamond at the hlah
school ls 1he Junlor Vanity club
which will play the Oiler Junior
Varsity. This g~ also starts at
3 p. m.
Coast Netters
Meet Mt.SAC
on HB COllrts
In addition to a fiock of MW·
oomen ttom hJ&h ICboola. Roao
will have 20 retumina lettermen
from lut ~&r'• club. Amcmg thete
aft quarterbacb Harlow LeBard
and Jlm SherwoocS; baltbac:b. Ra)'
Vidal. Don Nobllt. and Bob Mc--
Kee: fullbacks. Bob Huhn and Bud
Smith; mds. Jim and Tom Rogers.
Oiarles Padrultt. and Dick Carl-'°" ; t.acklft. Bud Stange, Dtck
Wllaon, Dick Balch. and Bud Gra-
ser: cuardl. Walt Johnson, Gen~
Johnson. and Harry Hlbler: cen,.
ten. Boyd HorreU and Kenny
Moat.a.
The promi.stnJt bunch of new-
cornen Includes halfback Raul
Hernandez who pined aJl cl ty
honors at Loe AnaeJs• Gardena
hJgh, and fullback Larry WWou1h·
by, chWlky ll>Hdsttt from Mark
Keppel hl&h; th~ a.re several oth-
en which lhould s:tve Roao aome
ammunition to .et a few of the
"Bl1eiH" back a notch or ao.
Prexy CllP Golf
Awards. Given .
Ele'Vt?n hftndwmr cupm wr nt tn
night wfnrr·~ and nJr'l~.,. ... ., nf
the ~nt W ftlow1ck ~ld<'"t's
cup rolf tournamPnt Wednf'Miav
night wtth thP real prize falling
Into the lap of Flovd Hanpence.
new champion u well u vtctor ln
the fourth fJJght.
HaJ"tl)mce bested H\J ~ f OT
the cup aftfT' defoatlng R. E . Hu•· '°"· third ftls.ht ktn1, ln the H'ft'll. OnaJ ~up. The o1btt ·fllabt wtnMn included Gttgg, ffm
nJ1ht champlcn; Sandy~.
flnt fltsht nmner-up: Bob Mar-
shall Jr. and Bud Yeager, winnft
and nmntt•UP ln the leCOOd n1abtj
Coach em Priest wtU MDd Or-R. E . Hudlon. winner ot the tflira
Co 11 t i.t filaht. and Lee Martin th~ other enge a.st oo e¥e enn en tlnau.t: Bartpenee, fourth flllbt against Mt. San AntonJ0'1 netta'S _ .. __ n n ,u, -.. .... tialllon fourth
tomon'oW afternoon on ltMa Hunt· \;l..au..,, "" "" '-"~• ::"J ·-ln&t<>n Beach hJih achool ~ta fill.ht runner-up; Bob Manhall,
in the openlnc meet of the aeuon Sr. ftfth OJght victor and Jack
for ~ 1oca1a. The Eutan 00& Triplett. flnal ntpt flnallat. The
ference match wW start at 3 P•m. evmt wu held at the Willowick
In Informal ~ lut wee~ the clubhowe tn Santa Ana.
Pirate. ed&ed Hunttnston ~
hJsh'a racquet CNW by a allm mar--occ ~ .. ..___ j ctn. Memben of the local team ..,.ICl"a a&
Aft Bud M~~~~ ll·-......; .. ~a.... ~~~~~An.-Sill ....-WUlllU
denoft and Jim Ander-.
0 1nsuran:e
. ..
P• •• palmer IMCOIPOIATID
w. o. bud, lftluraftC9 coun.lor
3333 via lido, newport beaeh, callf.
telephone newQort beach, harbor 1500
<..,~;;:::!!~~~).
EASY DISSllT-Two tllc.t of french
.... ,, a '-"' of lo• ~:..~ ....
between, dvated on 9 1 Q
top with powd•red eJ
1u9ar. Cut ellc.1 fovr-
1qua,..
lemember, when
fermln1 meat ,.etlet
-meat wen't atldc to
.... hCUM11.
COINED IEEF
AND NOODLI CASSllOLI
4 ....... .... ....... ~ c. .... ,, ••
1 ................. ~ ........ ..... 2,... .... ,.,,.,, v. ,.. ....... .. ..-.. .....
119~. n• ua: .... \4 t.~~ ... ,,..,._, y. c. .....-. ,......
Cook bacon, onion, ,,.." pe,,., te·
9ether until 1U9htly brewne4 Caltevt
10 mln1J. Acid ... ,, .....,. wtth '4tit
and pep,.r. YIMn .W cemed IM.t
ancl ceelcecl needles. Mix w.rt, .....,, ·
Into .. a1ed ca11erel•, aprl,.kle 'with
crvmbt and chHM. lak• '" hot even
C40Q•) 15 •Ins. until cru•lt• are
1Hown4HI. Serve• 4.
TINDll aftcl delldeu1 -that'• goocl
W...,.1 lreacl. Look for the cdsp blue -4 whtte dtfflcect .,,.....,.. .,.,,.,,
yotlr ... u ......... fine, mah ---WelMt'• ......-: •• alwaya Mft, tt"f"•
tlevttUMltrvfrped ........
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-tJ p I w·= loM ftllllpe ·
A few weekl qo I made notel
at an lnterestin& meettnc •. and wrote my w.ekb' letter on the
dfec:ta of national ~·Ham on the economy ot Enaland. I aent
the draft to Mr. Cecil Palmer' the
gpeaker, uldng, him to check my
fil\lfe9. He bu returned it to me,
with aeveral correcdclDa.
Moet of the corrections are
sJJaht; for example, where I aald
2000 physicians In England. hav-
ina ~n drawn Into aodal.lze4 medlcihe. have jolned an organiza-
tion called "Freedom in M.ed.ldne,"
he cowects It to ''Fellowship of
Freedom Jn Medicine-" Where I
had noted that the "develoJX1'lent
tax'' required a pa;ment of $800 to b~. Mr. Palmer made It "a
development tax ranitng from a
few hundred dollart for a ~en
coop to tboUSandt ot dollars for
a factory." .
· There were two important cor-
rection.a. I used the word 0 poundl"
(of coal) in giving production 8-·
• urea, wonderfnc at the time why
the Englilh uaed IO anall a unit;
not reallzina th1a wu a allp of
the tongue. The flaw-es fOf caa1
should be TONS, just u tm 1teel.
Please correct that. The other COi'· rection ls import.ant: I had writ-
ten "40 ~" when It 1hou14c have
been 14~. The reaultlns dwlae
la so lntereetlng I repeat the com-
ment.a here.
Coe.1 was one or the tint Indus·
tries nationalized. Steeljs still free.
ln 1938. before aociallzaUon,
COAL produced Zl7 million ton.,
and S'rEEL produced 10~ milllon
. tons. In 1948, ten years later,
COAL was given a quota by the
sodalist government of 211 mWJoo
tons (which ~ will note wu LESS than l ) while STEEL.
1tlll frCtP. wu given a quota of
14~ million tom, or halt again
Ill 1938 productlon. Yet COAL
actually produced only 208 million
tons, and STEEL produced ovtt
15 million tons. the greatest out·
put in the hJatory of the Industry.
Coal prices are up 145%, alnce
prewar. while 1teel prices are up
70%. <Mv earlier memo 1a.ld 7%).
Coal workers have Lncreased from
718,000 to 726,000. In the flnt year
of natlonall7ation. the coal lndu.
try lost $44,000,000.
I w•ted to tell you what ls
happening in Ecuador, with aodal·
i7X'd medicine. I haven't 1paoe. In-
1tead I'll amuse you with an ex·
ample of how 1oclallzed medldne
works. England hu bald hea~
men, Just aa we have. Baning the
fact they all have to put up wt th
b e I n g called "CUrly" by their
friends. lt was con.aldered no great
caJamity. Undcr socialized medJ-
cine ln Enp.Jand. baldness la a
disease. arrl althoullh Enizlishme-n
since the dAys of King John have
bouJth ~ thrir own wig1J, If they
n<'<'drd them. nnd ckanC'd th"m f <'r
thcms. Iv~. the-British govrrn-
r.1ent now bur;. not one. but TWO
wigs tor each hald hettded EnP,)i~h
man. Tl1at cost the taxpa)-'crs $4,-
000.000 In American money. I ln·
Tended onlv to translate that lnto
terms ot our currency, but per-
haps I was more nrarly right than
I Intended! Further. the admini·
stration, In England, not only buys
wigs, but pays to hnvc l hr m
cleahcd and brushed every two
months, at an additional cost of
M00.000. Great iare tho wonden
cl burenucrac-! 1 am Ind h(r c1 to· "'.onaruaaW'I Ralph Gwinn ot New
Y o r k for that cholpe bit of lnformatloft.
Af~~~F"
GOf'.don 8. Findlay .
oo~a-asm
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alcohol boet sto~. ~ price. Ph. iAJntA ANA 53-~'14
... Beacol" 1)707-M Harbor 2999aW. 58-tfc ·~ u. a. Pat. OU.~ ..... ..,.. 1946 PONTIAC Strum!lner 6
·' 25-ttc AGITATOR TYPE wuhiiii ma-O>. Sedanette. RecenUv comolrted
chine, 2 yean old. in perfect · It'°" •natne tune.up, valve Krlnd. new PubJ!£_~~~~~pher condition. 511 Orchid Ave .• ~· -· olaton rlnp. Top condltlon
. ddreain~ Public rona del Mar._H~bor 210-;';:.tfc ~?:-:W~,!!.~ ..... -... ~. = c!. ~i~~11Z~::. $i~~·
PboDe -...~ S E R V E L Small l\.lmtlblCI ~ IWlal. Phone Beacon es~w. 58·C'
SARAH E . WHEATLEY Th G A S R f · t !~ lnP.1l.. ~ 'il PLYMOUTH Club Coupe. Ex· Birtcher Bldir. Ph. Harbor 1975 e e r1gera Or urn-. BG • 116-r59 cellent conditJon. Radio a n d
Corona del Mar <eves.> KI 2-!SOOS Ferguson H~we. Co. -heater. Phone Mr. Gamble. ltttr·
. ~ Successor to Estus Hdwc. RFSPONSIBLE COUPLE With bor 797 or call at 488 Abbev
2205 Cout Blvd .• Newport trown IOU want 2 bednn. ftlr-Wa.v. C.0.ta MHA. AA-<'M
PHONE HARBOR 116 idlbed home or a~t. 1939 PLYMO\n"H BUS. COUPE
• nneen• n ..
12-IUILDIMCI SDV1CIS 12
4.1-ttc Yearl1 rate. 185 mo. Phone Har-WUl suara.ntee eood condltJon ••••• •
ED WALTERS
TILE CONTIU.Cl'OR .
Bath Root . Drain Bouda, etc.
15th 6 Newport Ave.. Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 8700-W-1
18-ttc
Y.,..O~UR......__--RAD .......... --10.,..._expe_. _rtl_,....y_r_e_paired___,,_ bor 685-W • 56-tt Almolt new ~. SS25. 302 E
ln your home at oo extra charce WANTED TO RENT Ocean Frt .• Balboa. 58-o-60
Well experienced. honest. con-Ocean Frioat hcNle. I bedroom9 '.U BUICK Suptt . dub coupe • acientioua. for curmner maatba. radio, aklrta. Oean. Sell equity
COAST RADIO SERVICE 2 bedroom home, Balboa peninsula for lea than half. B«!'acon 5S10-J
12 Years Service-Harbor Area HA. 3084 or HA. 1408-W. by the year, sood tenant. 54-p-~I\
---------~-c-36_ ROY GREENLEAF JR. A ASSOC. H-MOMIY TO LOAM • '"ij 8=ae1~~. r:!"r~Ci ~~ ~~~· ~nc:,!~~~7~; ·L·O-A .... N .. s··. . m ~raM:m~~ 1:t~o~ . . ··~-~~
HARRY HALL
Palntln1 Contractor
Ph. Beacon 5413 274 E. 19th St. Beacon Wl7-i. 56-e-58 ~m. a HOusa ~--H -., L 0 A N s
' 0.ta Meaa. Call!. PORT ABLE RADIO. R.C.A. Vic. .. -... • .. • .... · • • ' L O A N S tor. Battery or AC. Self chars. NEW untum. 1 bedrnL apl Larp
QUARRY and SHEFLIN Wet bat~. nearly new. Cost rooms. No praae. Year).)' ttntal. $50.00 to •5000
PAINTING and case, s:s. Harbor 1190-W. d.J.atrtct. Beacon 5474-M. ~ · SALARY Bea] 5!W>4 Beacon ~™ $90. Sell ·ror $45. Untln. book-Block from Colla Mna lhooPtna .P
57-o-61 '8-ttc
Po. ~~HAN9!!GMeaa -----~-:-.!x-.·-~"--~-·M-·Gl-M-isc.""''" ................. ..,,. ................. ~-~ ~=~~~ * tUT~F.
_________ l_8-_.P:37_ '41 BUICK A-1 for your equJtv In • .,., l ""'----•· '
SOUTH COAST '(9 car. ADo 1% acre near Riv-Mesa. ~ mo, year>'· ·~-Other Pel'90na1 Prol)erly
' erside for house trailer or whal? pay utllitles. Beecon S670-K. "QUICK SERVICE" MA TERIAIB CO Write J . Woltan, U9 -Sith. •ttc
Ready MlUd -~~~~~~h. s!-~ BALBOA ISLAND e...u (/llle4 .J!oa,,
Spedftcatiorl__,,___. 12-FUINITUltl FOR SAU J2 _ YEA.R1W RENTAL
"""'~"'~a Q -...,.. ..., • -• t .. -•""" • UNF'URNlSldD WASHER. Automatic Frigidaire; 2 BED JtOOK8 229 w. WU.00 . eo.u Mesa
Phone Beaoon 53M 84tfc
Bennett Hardwood Floor c.o.
noora laid • Sanded • Flnlabed and Reflnlibed •
late '47 model A-1 condition. Sl.25 PER MON'ftl
May be seen at 803 Ba.yslde PHONE RAJtB01t 2062
Drive or call Har. 879-J. 57-tfc
!5&-c-60
SAVE MONEY C. R.. SPOONER
129"!''= ~:::!am PATIO AN°D GARDEN
Free Ytllnates FURNITURE
TWO ce>n••.nlentty loe9t.ed
APARTMENTS, DI eel y turn-
1.thed. Wlth blck yanla. Se1MJO&l
or by year O.P .A.. rent. call
Harbor 315. 59-ttc ~tfc RATrAN. redwood, aJum.lJ\um.,
---~HAR~~B~O~R~---WT'O\.l&ht iron. enameled and peel RENTAL ,f furniture. beach and garden um· Y
Plumbina Benice brellu, 1winp, pads, barbequea SPECIALIBTS
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2305 OOAST BLVD.
NEWPORT BEACH. CALIF.
nat door to Western Union otnce
PRONE HARBOR 2838-J
89-tfc
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NEED MONEY
TO PAY BILLS?
see us tor LO ANS
on Auto, Furniture, etc. ~ tndoor pJar1tB. The lar&e9t telec· call F.4na Cra.Jc ~~ 8tr:-· ~W ~lto~'l.1the lowest prices ln Linwood Vick, Realtor uk for LYLE R. POPE
CGntrecUna an4 supplle9~uc HOUSE AND GARDEN 8a1boe laland HA..!: BAY WAN CO.
Do )'0'1 want to tell ttT Adver-611 Cout Highway, Newport Bc.h FURNISHED atudlo apl Semi 280it ytfBr CENTRAL A VE ~-lft·~ 00!~· ..... (juat south of the Ar~!5SH priv~ ba~el~~ N"'l't_.Bch. Ph. H~?~~~
14-f'IUOMAU 14 DUNCAN PHYFE buffet, table ~:,.l C::ta Mesa. Yearly rent-U)ANS ro BU'lt.D. lMPROVF..
-.... • .... ,.._ ._. ... • and 2 cbaln. Perfect condition. al $:z8 mo. Tenant pay uWltia. BU'!. MODER.NJ"?.R. OR Alcoholics Anonymous Call Harbor 203. Alter 6 caU n-con llUP?O-M. 59-tt 8 _,ANCJ'.: Balboa. Calif Harbor 2520-M. , 5~63 _..;;~;;.;;;.;;~~-'V~ ·~"P"I""!!~~~~ ~ ... , Write P . 0 . Box e561. • • 59-tfc · · • · · · ... · -· -• ONE 0 0 RN HE D We Buy Trust n..4a J)-IOA~ SU"1.la II GUF.sT HOUSE. Private bath, NEWPORT BALBOA rEl)r;RAt,
CERAMICS. emtom made, paint-SACRIFICE I Four b~ n•w 12· 1 blk. above Arcl>ea. 41'_ Short SA VINOS It LOAN ASSN ~te. In~·~ tir. foot pllde ~alt ply'tjood 1Jdffa. St., C.0.ta Mesa. ' 59-c--60 8118 VI.a tJdo Ph. Rar .sno
n..--Or A. $90 each. Also one 10-foot YEARLY RENTAL a.vallable April Anatfr ~~h'6088-'T,na';;i ~~111~~~.~."~'cx.~~611 • ko8:!0V.~~~~: .. ~ 61-RIA;;.~. •. _ ...... _;;
. .. · • · • _. ..l\ll boa. one. Harbor ~. Alter .. • • • • • • .. ~·~;1,ANrm ~ ... -~ M:MuslC:'uo.O'm.ivliiOtTs4 . 6-~ !o/·.:.~M.: .. ~ Mr k Mr.a R M Lane
.TWO 8' •ABY• 'a .•1•,llllDa AV AD... .. .. .. ' • 4S-llN1', MllCP' •MIOUS '5 w1a1.. to -t their old friends
u.-• ~ ~.A.No 11.JNlNG & COMPLETE · ~ -...... ,.. -·-SaturdQa. Sunclaya and eve-· REPAIRS. New splneu at a DESK ~pace available Room No. Th~)' are now a'!tlve In lhf' rf'A
nlnp. Reuonabi. rata. Phone dlacount. Big allowance on old . "9, Btrtc.bft Blq., Coron.a deJ eetate bultneu at their old wrmtb 1~!, idiid Of yard upri~~ "T~ Mar. fh. Harbor ~m. 57-~ .::~Urt A.ve.1 Newport Bch.
work « .. arc1m1n.i wm bUUd 247 BROADW A y L Safety Deposit Boxes Ph. Haroor 343
pnten or ret•'P'• w.O. Call Phone 604 Laguna Beaoh For Rent EXCLUSIVE Cliff Haven. New a.con 5'28S-W, or PO Boa II. or drop post ,..._,,. 2 B. R. home. hardwood noon -r -38-c 59 -oo t -00 YEAR For ttnt or -111 tell l8000 dn Newport B•d'i. -.ttc • ~-0 -· f! mo.· pmt., full prloe $14,750
PRACMCAL DAY ~~G ™2 manN ~Ll=N RE~:::;· so~~TY owner. MaeuttnnJns. 23662 SnUR Seml-lovallcl 01' ielder.., · • ,..a,., · 302 Main st.. Ba1bqe Bar. 2)3' Harbor Rd., Haven. Rett!reftCN. Own 2040 W. 8th. ta Ana, ~. 59-c-61 3-P
Harbor 2886-M. 58-c-«> 59-p-60
HAIRffREAJirR HARRY * *
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WM. G. HAY
LI<'<'~ Rt-al ~t•t~=;¥d. orn~t Oran~ .t N _r.
. <Wnst0n Wh~l OOe>
Phon<" Bee. ~935 day or .... --.... LARG~ l'lew ~ hectroom
VTEW ROME
s !!.... D All. Y 5 to 8 or Sat\ll'\ta7
afternoon & an day SundaJ.
0
nt '>1 Q 'T'nstin Avf
NPw-nnrt 'R'oicthts
. ~tic
VOTED the
BEST Btrr
n the Mesi\. It hp nret')1hlnal
·3 bc>drooms, la~e Uvlng room
wtth fireplace, dining room. tile
kltC'hr n with breaJdut nook.
LOTS OF TILE In bath. lhermo-
controllt'd rurnatt, oak noon.
A·l con.structJon, pluUc ac::rftM
on all wlndowa. v•netlan blinds.
Thls NEARLY NEW home la on
a large f en<X'd comer lot with
nl<'<' lawn and plenty ot bffud-
fuJ nOWtta. ThM't' ll a SUNNY
SECLUDED PATIO and walled
ve,. aarden. 2-car a.....-with
crment drtvc. Ownn moYlna
North. M)'9 sell It for ll.2..500: _
(~prat ONLY L2.f500. whldl
la thouaanm of $ below actual cost~ l Low down pa.ylllftt to
n-sponslble party. WANT 1'o
SEE ITT LJn~ forms on u.
right.
PHONE MR. TWJC'HEL FOR
AN APPOINTMENT.
HARBOR 2034. EVE. 2142-W
Newport H~ights
3 Bedroom Home ,. nns IS A Yl"rY comtortabi. and
well built pla~. but oouJd ..-.
1ome M"-modelllnr. A 1"0DC1ierNl
buy,~. --_...
New 3 Bedroom Haine
NEAR THE HlGH SCHOOL and
nrw tntermedlate ad\ooL 1"'9
1nvety home hllll flttplace, hdWd.
floors. 2 aepo.rate heat!"I uaJ.111
nnd mMy e~raa that make a
houv a hom~. ExceU . loan avalJ
$11 .500.
Beacon Hill Realty
REALTORS 1
466 NEWPORT BLVD.
Ph. Bea. 5713-R <P!v Bea. 5T1IR
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Dill't Fotpt T~at ~Still COlllCts .
11 I•• Tu .TM! leMline Ioli
IEAm• SET 11· -._1111 Clmti to
c1111c0n· .· . ..._. ••
April 1 .. tbe date ~ let Bifont ~·•lilY
!:.: ~i, ~=~ Leatalation pert~ .. ~-~..!; ('nda la tJle tlrlt of Mriell at
art1clet prepared under the 41,.
ntetion ol "Chu. J. McGolaan,
tranchile tax commlaloner. rei-
at:tve tO ~flc ot taxpayen under the orn1a Penonal
Income Tax Law).
State Income Tax R&turm for
1he ~ar 19'8 are required to be tiled by: Stnrle lndividualt hav-.
inc a net Income of $300 or more.
or a S1'0l9 ~ ot l6000 or ~ regardleu of the amount ot net
income. and IJ'lUorJed pen.om brl.,
in1t an aggregate net Income of
f'50() or 'more, or an q~aate
grou Income of $6000 or IDOl'6 re-
gardless ~ the amount of net in-
come. ,
• Estates of deceased J)enona are
also required 1l) flle ff bavins a
net income of $1500 Ol' more, or
a gross income of $5000 or more·
every California partnership and
every foreign partnerahlp deriv-
ing income from Calif om.la sourc-
es must file a return regardlea of
the amount of net or grou in-
come.
Net income may be defined as
g:rou taxable income lea allow-
able deductions. Personal exemp-
tions and credits for dependents
are not 00111lckred as deductions in
comput.ina the amount of this net
lnooine llmltation for filing re-
turns.
Jn determlnlng liability to. file,
the differences between the Fed-
eral Revenue Ac::t and the Call1or-nla Jaw muat be borne in mlnd.
While generally speaking. 1tate
Jaw ls based upon both net and
gross income. It f ollawa that in
many ca.set taxpayen will be re-
quired to file Federal returns but
not state returM.
Fonns-Fonn 540 • la the only torm provided f Ol' nsident Indi-
viduals for UH in filing 1948 per-
90nal income tax returns. This
torm allowa taxpayers wt th ad-
justed gT'OU tncome ol lea than
$5000, regardleu of the source of
Ute Income, to use the optional
tu table lt they eo elect. HUI-
band and wife filing tepa.rate re-
turna may uae the optional tax
table only U the other spoo.te
al.lo use. the opUOl'\al tax table, or
takea the standard deduction of
S300. NonttSldent lndlviduala
should me Form 540NR.. RetUJ"1ll
for estates and tnmta lhould be
filed on Form Ml, and partner ..
a~lp returns on Form 565. In-
VOTED the
BEST BUY
01l lbe M-.. n llM ~-I
a blldroom•. 1a.rn Unac TOC>m """' ~lace. dJnJow room. Ule ktt· cbel> w1\b br'Mkfu\ nook. L01'I or TILll lD b&lb. t~
lrolled f\lmaoe. Ot.k noorw. A·l
t'Clnetl'llf'ti01l. pJ..U0 ..._ OD all
wi.Ado... "tDCtl&o bUnde..
Tb.b ~.\ILL T MSW bo1De I.II OC1
• lam feocoed co,,_ lo't wttb aJee laW'D Mid pleat7 l)f bMDUIUJ flow·
-. lree l"Oee9. eualll•aa· ... i....
e1C. Tbere la a IUNlfT UICLODlm
PA TIO M\d w.JIMS YW. Pl'den. t~ nnn wttl\ oemeD& ctrtn.
Owner moY1Qf lfortb. M7I .,.u Jl tor su .aoo. ,......_ onY
lll .600. 'llfllJe'-w Uloo.nd8 of I below ldaa.I eooet.) Low do"11 ..,.,_, '° rwipo!MllbM Par\F. WA.NT 1'0 80 ITP U. f..-cm u.i. rt.bt
Plloae Mr. htobel for
an appol:ntmeet.
11.ubor MM. ETe. nu..w
Your G-E Key
to Good Fortune
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Whit Is It?
l l l f lAl. I U CJllC
APPLIANOl'.8
•tructiom ~ ta..
fonm lhou1d be caretullY ffa4. Ftllna-Returna muat b6 tUed
by taxpayers reporttna on the dal-
endar year basil on or befOl'e ~ 15, 19'9. T~ ftpcrt• inc on the fllcal ~ar ~ must
fUe 00-or befOtt the .1!5th da$ d
the fourth month followlni the
cloee of the ft.seal yev. Ret\a'nl
should be med at the office ol ti.
Franchile Tax CornmitlJoner, Sac-
ramento 14. Calitornla, or at any
of the varloua branch off1oes
throughout the state. Rate.-The California law pro-
vides fol' a graduated tax rangtn&
from one to alX per cent of tax·
able lnoome (net lnoome leu al-
\O'Mlble personal exemption and
credit for dependents); i.e., one
per cent on the tint $10,000, two
per cent on the next $5000, three
per ~nt on the nqt SSOOO. etc.)
There ls no surtax.
Ot a-pedal Interest to married
persons fDlng joint income tax re-
turns ls that the state haa not
adopted the federal income tax
Jkovislon which permit.a. spouses
filing a joint federal return to
''split" their income for the pur-
pose of computing their joint fed-
eral income tax llablllty. Under
the California Commun! ty Proper-ty Jaws which apply to income
from community property acqulr-
ed alter July 29, 19'l7, and to all aaJartes, wages, and fret1 eame-4
after that date, each apouae may
report one-halt as hli or her com-
munity income on separate returns
and compute the tax on the basis
of the net taxable income disclosed
by. each return. Taxpayers f lling
joint California personal income
tax returns must continue, u 1n
the past. to compute their joint
tax liabUit.Y on the baah of their
aggregate net taxab1e income.
Begg1r Suspect
Demands Trial
-9CQUlsltMm at tbe Oltna QJw Inc and ancl1ns wll1 ~ ~~ bMdl p~ In a.a. del Mar tomorrow •Vminl wheo memben u a state ~ Jt .,.. UVMJUDCed of tbe 8alboa Ancltnc clUb bold
thJa week 6y Bany BerP, land a meetil\& an4 entertalmnent at
p1a"""" · the Bamboo. Roam m Balbo9. .,. The aw. Cove land is tehed-cording to J . B. )(eNally, club
uled for flnt pdortt:y in the_ pro. president.
&ram wb.ictl It la upected wD1 be Many bW. vital to the ~
approved In tile prellmtnary p.ab-ftabtn& lndmtry are -W.. tbe UC hearinp and then ~ 1tate lecillature for action and It by~ count¥~ few la important U\at tboee Interested
faY'Ol'able ~ &y the state p&rk ln the 'Welfare of the bt.lllMa ex-
COllUD1uion at it.a mee~ m Loe JlftSS their atUtu,de. McN~wd. All&elea Mq 20. ~eral other eec>-'1be procrarn. wh1cb _ a_t tlaria ot Orance count.)' bMcb are 7 :30 p. m.. will feature entertaln-
alao slated for number one pd<r-ment by Mr. and Mn. Pepito
tty. includinc 3SOO feet in three Peres.
separate pari:e1a ln the San Cle---------
mente area and the thfte.mlle 1 1 .... = ~eti~~~t-lllililry 0 R
Sl&ted for aecond prtcrity la a Ii ~ ~·ulfn ~~ Pot:Lack 1ner
Mar--40me of the ume Jota about An annual potluck dinner waa which a viaoJ9us oontrovms;y hu been carried on before the New-held by the American Legion aux-
port dty eouncU and dty plannlnc Wary of Po9t 201 for the poet
COllll'D.lalon for MW!"&l months. memben lut nlsht at the ~lon
'Iblrd priority atatua bu been but. · SUUHtecf for the atrand betwftn Forty memben and"' thelr wives
------------the we.i Hi.mt.t.ncum Beadl dt)' gathered to feut on a l&r11e varle-
UmJt and Ninth street, a dlatance ty of hot dJabe9 and lalada ~ MOVIE SIOTS. ~or:er~~s:'O:,:t!: ~b~~·f::ea~~
FlllSHED IEIE ~U ~~~~f: :n~fU:P<;::n;;::for~~nm~~
au for action. 'ti.en thett ben ln thanking unit for their
c and th wt be ccmslderable added paper party· The Balboa post otf ,ce e work before the procram can ~ Following the dinner b'ngo was
Balboa Hardwatt and Tackle submitted to the state autbontift played and Commander Upson dl~-
store on Ma.in street Sot into the at their May meeting pemed with the ICheduled busl·
movSea yeaterdaY when final ICefteS • nea aealoa
of "The Blank Wall" were filmed Adjutant Florence Bell Kelly,
at these locationa. Co d Colleg I only recently married to Olptatn The penlpsu1a shots, wtUch fea-I e 0 Frank Kelly of the El Toro Mar-
tured the temlnJ.M atar ol the lne itaUon . .and her bu.band will
ahow. M.lSI JO&n Bennett. wru form 8et I .. I .1 be hosted • t a J)09t·nuptlal •how·
the conclu&Jon o! the plctt.tre. l•lf ftl er at the Legton hut by her male Other final &hot.I were taken by _ comrades ot the post.
the second unit of the crew work-The lntt.tal meettni ot Oranp A party to be h~Jd on the beach
tnr on the camen boat. Carolyn county'a fint radar outfit under far po1t members, lhelr"wives and
Sue ll, in the Back Ba,y. Lou1ae the CalltomJa AJr Nat:tonaJ Guard children la planned for early ln
HoS!and, the star's atand-in ap-will be he1d on the campua of Or-May, C.ommandtt Upeon aaJd.
peared In these. anae Coast college tomorrow
Free board and room tor an ex-Truckloads of the properties mGl'll1na at 11 a. m., aoeotd1ng to
tended period wu 1U1pected aa pulled away flUI) the 1sland late Ftnt Lt. Paul K. Hutt ot Fuller-SEA SCOUTS HOLD
the motive of a transient a.nested in the altemoon and the only ev-toll who wUl com.mend the IJ"OUP,
by polloe yesterday. idenoe ttma.lnq•tod.ay ot their a ''utelllte" unit of the 148th AJr-BRIDGE OF HONOR
The ma.n, who aave his name plctu:re--taldn2 acttvtties wu the craft Control and Wamlns Squad-AT St •L BEACH u Thomu Robins, told hi.a ~ce special pier Dunt at the Harbor ron of Compton A1rport. which r:;I'\
escort he worked "no place' ahd hland locatSon. LI part ol the c.A.N.G. 62nd Flght-Newpo11 Beadl ~-Scout.a Joln·
lived "nowhere#" Before Oty er Wln1, ~adquartered at Bur-ed wtth othml o1 the North Coast
Judae Harry L. BJCJdielt the man M So hi bank. Diltrtct Oran«e Empire Area. gave what the fy,-4e termed, ... ID u• on It 11 hoped that the OJYanWl-.wed.ne.da, ftiaht ln the Brldae ot ~ell-learned spiel ~.demanded, • tion meeting will fill the ran1a of Honor and danm held at the rec>
not guilty, jury trial pie& 1n a w ' CL the group which tncludH enllated ~atJon hall of the Naval Ammuni·
"that'• my right" tone. omen I ...... men from muter ~eant to srfv-tJon and Net Deoot In Seal Beach.
Judge Blodgett, with a cr-owded • •• ate: theft will M t'lve radar re-Ship 261 of ~al Beach aerved
calendar eet the trial date for A masher wu the object of a pelrmen. ffw ra4Jo operators, me-u hoet for the 9e'Ven other ahlpm
April 21 and remanded the man to pollce search of the M.arlnen' chantcs, ooob, clerk.a, medics and of the dlltr1ct In the dance
county jail In Heu of a $!500 ball. Mile vidnlt;y la.tt nl&ht-other po<iona to be tilled. ·
Offloer Dale Montgomery ea.Id Accord1nc to po]Joe a Grey-Personnel wUl traJn Wttkly tor r . " l
the man had a crutch and cane hound bua ·driver reparted a man 2~ hOlD"I on alternate Sundays U..I LEST ONES which he seldom let hit the ground dreued tn a plaid ahirt ancl khaki and Mondays. Ba.de traJnln1 pay w D~ . . .
but made convincing props tor t.rouaen bad attempted. t. fondle wm be S2.SO fol' the 2~ hour per--
begging. three women ~ng-era on hlt lod. Swnmer carnp will be Aupat Where a guilty plea would have bus enroute to Lona Bead\ &b<Jrt.. 7 to 21 with regular Army pay
netted Robin. only tour days In ly before mJdn111rht Jut ni.,.,ht. IChedule Dr'elralllnc. .
ja.Jl : hU not guilty plea and jury When he 1toPJ,ed at U: Arches Dr. BUil' Peterson aaid that
trial request will give him 28 days to call police tl'\e man fled. He waa the college will make apace avall-
prlor to the trial and the addi-not found, officen said. but a gen-able for the new unJt and It.a
Uonal ~ntence if he's found guilty. eral bl'Qadcut of hi.I description radar eouipment which Lt. Huff
SKI CLUB FROM
COLLEGE ~S
WEEKEND IN SNOW
Nlne members of the Orange c.oa.st College Ski Club, togethtt
wtth thelr sponsor, MN Carol
Smith, a-pent the put w~kend at
the Ski Club Lodge In the heart of Snow Valley.
Two full days of 1Jdln& under
perfect weather conditions and
a self-prepared Pleak dinner at
the lodge featured the pleaaure
quest.
Those making the trip were
Jack Andrews, pl'elident of the
club, Dick Balch, Bob McKee, Don
Mortenaen, Howard Van Ausdeln;
Pat McCall, Joan Dodd. Lila Bick·
ford, Joyoe Stewart, and Miss
Carol SmJth, sponsor.
KABATH8N~ OF OA81NO 0
Mr. and Mn. e Kabath are
operat<>f'S of the 1 cale, in
BaJboa and not own f the 00.
lneu as 1t.ated 1n Jut Frtdu's
Newa·Times. Louis Verwey la the
owner of the cafe and cocktail
lounge.
rm BOOK ow raurr
OROWDlO Ol"Pmml>
"Home Fnalt Growtnr." a pun-
phlct contalninl' ln'fonnatlon on
how to plant and care for Ye>una trees. can be obtl\Jned free trom
the offlce of ~ Farm Advlaos',
11<>' YI. 8th 1trttt. S&nt.a Ana,
aceordlfll to Dick Puffft'. um.tut farm acMear.
• t
1.3 hoped to lead to b1a &r'T'ftt. &aid will be available aoon.
* Dally Events *
Toala'ttt Toutmuter&--6:30 p . m., ~
more cale
St. James Men'• clu~7 p. m.,
Roamore ca!e
Costa Mesa Grange -8 p. m~.
Grange hall •
FrtdQ Eben Drama sectlon-12:30 p. m.,
at clubhouse
F .A.C Book sectlon-2 p. m .. a-~
ta Mesa Leldon hall
Art exhlbit-2-5, 7-9 p. m., bldl
school Ubrary
Lido Isle Women'• club-1:30 p .
m., Udo clubhouse
Harbot-DuplJcate Brlqe--8 p.m.,
Ebell clubhouse
CommwtJty night progra.m-7 p. m., Ragan•• cate
Arsenic 8t Old Lace-8:15 p. m.,
high achoo!
Corene Boettcher mualcaJ&---$ p .
m., Oout college
Olb Scout Paclc 110.-7 p.m.. CDM
9Cbool.
MOVE WttB ()AtJTION
WRl!N LI:.& VING Ot1JIB
Whel a m<rtortst m o v e 1 out
from the curb, he 1hould move out
wtth caution. actvt.es the Na-
tional AutomobUe Oub. BefClft
cbivin• out, the tr"8 motorkt wlll
tab a I~ look ap an4 down tM ~!-~or an 9dequate ape. 'DI ,,._,.,. a desr um .....i
wtth the -"de um to &tft oths
drhetl lair ~ "' .... be lalboatto• ..
OOAST OOLLl:OE DELl:OATl!'B
TO ATl"END OONPEllENOE
Blll Turner and Olarlotte Bnt
wilJ represent Oran~e Cout col·
le,e at tM fortboamlng CallfomJa
Junior coUe,e 1tu$1ent rovernment
oon.terence at It. lftl'1i-annual
~tin· to be held in Santa Ro.a. beCtnnlna March 31. Dean Huber,
1ponaor ol. the Coe.at collep unJt,
wUl aocompe.ny the student repre--
eentativ~.
Today's Markets
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Utillttet ···-············· 35..32 up .18 Volume-700,000 aharn -Am Tel cl: Tel ····-·-···········1'5%
Canadian Padlic ·······-··-··· 12%
I>upont -·--··-·--·---··-···187
Gftleral Moton ···-········-· :se"
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So Cal Ed.l.ICn ·-··· ..... --·-··· 30"
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U S SteeJ -·-··-··-·····-······· 73~
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Jlart.ar -· a&J> Ol'llC&:
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llAJUUAOI: LICZN
Robert Uoyd Rodabaugh. 25,
133 E. Court St., Buena Park:
lmoeene Looper, 21,. 999 Vlctorla
9t .. C.C.ta Mesa. •
Truman Wayne Brewer, 23. 1~
Rochester St.; Jeanne·Wella. 21,
1TT Albert Pl.. botll Oleta Men.
BIBTll8
HOFFMAN-To Mr. and Mn.
Ray Hoffman, 409 SE. M~Ua
St., Costa Mna.. ln Santa Ana
CommunJty hospftaJ' , Mardi 23,
19'9, a daughter, 7 1~ .• 42 01
PRICE-To Mr. and Mn. Robt. ~. 111 Apolena A.w .. Balboa
hand, ln St J<>1epta bcJ9pital,
Mardi ~. 1949, a aon. 6 lbS., 12 oz.
GENTOSJ-To Mr. and Mn. At·
tillo GenU.l. 175 Vlrgtnia Pl.,
a.ta Meu, tn St. Joeeph 00._,.t&J,
Mardi 22_ l.SU, a IOD, 8 lbs., 13
oz.
BRYANT-To Mr. and Mn. Ed·
wtn Beyant, 2016 Oranp Ave .•
COAata Meta, In St. Joeeph t.o.pt-
tal, March 22.. 19'9, a '°"· 7 lbe .. 6 oz..
Too Late to Cl8Mlfy ...... ... .. • n . ,,
' _. u • _.,.. n • '
NEW unfUmtahed 1 bedmi. house,
1!55 mo. Jncl. utiL r~l> !"ftltal. near country club. 1tore
on ~ hJpw.y. H'z1>or m.w
alter 5. , 9-c-61
4i:AuiOMMWl/niii ..... a
,...... wu u uu u n 1'+ ,....,,,......,
'Cl PONTIAC 8 S...._ Strttk.
Mot.or A·l: radio, beate'C:U. Full price _, '1085. O!'
terma. S.. Qecqe at !t1r llland
A.'9., Dalbo.. (IUq •pt.).
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