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Ms ""Wife,'' ()oolde. rtpt, \\'llrio pve blrtllri to atae tiny bl.sck and wflJ~ pupplee &Mt P'r1da7. Equally
pk•led wttll t:be pl"fdle.ftt Weft Mr. and Mn. Oil Smith. 511 AlJeo Ave.. Newport Hetpt:e. at "'bOM
ltome tbe a.p. Uftl.. Wlre--baln. M-klom have more tllaA from tlu'ee to five pui-IM> the ll1ne "'U
wamual. Uld'ort-.tdy tbfte of the UtWr have died. (Newa-T\mes Photo)
POLICE REPORT QUIET HOLIDAY
WEEKEND IN tiARBOR; 4 INJURED
Compared to the rest of the·•-~~--------------------------
11ta~ where an overload of drunk
driven and traffic acclden~ bur·
dened the police, Newport Beach
had a rclatlvE"ly quiet holiday
weekend. Four people were hurt
· tn three accidents, and th{'re were
no arrests for drunken drlvl.ng on
Cbrlstma.s Day.
At 4 p. m'. Sunday. a Hertz·
U·Drive car driven by Br u cc
Drew Saladen, 27, no permanent
address, went out of control at
the intencction of 19th St. an~
Balboa Blvd. The car which wU
travelling west, struck the con·
crete curbing, jumped the curb
and crostK'd the planting ar€'&,
coming to rest facing west in
the center of the inte~tion.
~slay B. Dancira, 29. Santa
Ana, suffered slight contusions
of the lert forehead aftd wa.1
taken to St. J08eph hoeplta..l by
Sea1'11 Ambulance.
The left f_r_gnt whttl of the car
was smuhed. and the tire wa.s
blown out. The car wu Im·
"' pountlE"d at "the Hlway garage
until dam"ge:s are paid to New-
~ Beacb. tor the l>roken curb· tna. 8a1aden w-guqtloned and
later tt.'eued by Newport BMch
police.
Litlk ' Mike Railney, 21/,:, of
Santa Ana. !'IUffered minor Injur-
ies when he fell from a car driven
by his grandfather. Arvey Ranney.
u he was traveling west on Coast
Highway bet wren ~farlne Ave.,
and Corona del Mar at 4 :.45 p.m.
Saturday. Ranney wu traveling
about 50 miles an hour at th~
time. The youngster wu taken to
a Newport doc.tor by Phil Grai.
ham. 206 Coral. Balboa Island. ant!
later relea..oted to hl8 grandfather.
Mike received multiple contuaion11,
lacerations and a !'lprained ankle.
A two-car accident on Co&at
Highway at 10:35 a.m. Saturday
resulted In the injury o~ two per·
aonl!I. The era.ah occuhed about a
pllle ea.at o! Poppy Ave., near
8hott Cliffs. Officers &aid a car
driven by Earl F. Chambt>rlain.
M>. 701 Poin8cttia Ave., Corona
del Mar was pulling out from th('
Planners Refuse Request of
Variance for CM Post Office
Request for a front-yard varl-
lnvest •1gat•1on of :;,~~.r:~h:.~~ a;;;·,~·;;:.:;:
County planning eommui.lon Fn-c II S d day. leaving the disputed building
0 ege tu Y tn a very unsettled atate.
Dennis Hogland, owner or the
J bulldtng, made the requf'st for the
Shelved by ury :;:fi'~~:~:~h:~~;~!~~~;
Orange County Grand Jury [•Ide of 18th St .. a few doors south·
shelved a demand signed by ~apt . cut of Newport ftlvd.
C. A. FUa.k, member of the Coe-H ked for a variance to ap-ta Me s a CiUzena Committee e u front aJ 1 ...-.-tJ .. demand prove devl~lon from the · Ag nst nco. f""' -on, -yard requirement. to within 35
Ing a full lnquJry lnlo lhe alleged feet ot the center ot the street.
politlcaJ activity by a political Th lannera bad noted l.n the.Ir
science cla.u at Orange Coast Col· dock!t pthat .. adequate off.9treet
lege la3t week. parking t11 pro¥ided In the rear ot
After a diacuulon ot the pollU· th building .. *-in ;pelt action
cal science clA.88' project,. tbe jU.r)' toe dD&ppro~~~ ·
decided to Jive the request . for M.id "off-atreet .. pukinc ulred
udy and acUon. Lack of Ume, by sonlng otdlnance l9 not provid-
othe.r bustne111 and U\e approach· ed ..
lng bolldaye were given u re.a-·
sons for the grand jury'• acUQn.
Fllnk bellevea tb&.t the student.a
and college president. Ba.all H ,
Peterson. are "betng used as tools
by politicians who ace trying to
Incorporate Coata Men.".
Pre8ident Petet80n has replied
that the cla.u undertook the study
simply a.'I an exercise In govem·
mental a.tfalr8. He saJd that It had
no political purpol!le.
Injured In Korea
Board, Grand Jury
Agree That Mesa
Needs Ubrary
Chances tor a new l.lbrary for
Cost.a Meaa Improved corudder&bly
last w eek at a 1peda.l joint meet·
Ing ot the board of IU~r\'Uors
and the grand jury committee on
Jlbrariee.
woro haa been reeelved that The grand Jury condemned the
M/Sgt. 8 . D. Heath of 1787 Tul:-present lnadrquate qua.rtera or the
tin Ave .. C08t' Mea.. wu aeverc~ library and the board announced
ly burned In Korea. He hu been that It would pt)' UP to $100 a.
sent to the Tokyo Army h011pitaJ. month rent tor a ~ loca.tlon lf
Tokyo. Japan. Hll!I wife and two one became avallabl•. The preeent
sons, Bill and Bob, live at the TU.II· libra.ry 11 on the alley In a .sheet
tin Ave. addreu. , metal building whJcb renta ror m
month.ly.
aoulh shoulder of the highway A paMPnger in the Brown car,
going east whC'n a sedan driven Allen McDan~I or Bell Gardena.
by Robert E. Brown, 16, of Bell received a broken hip and was
Gardens. heading In the same di-ta.ken to Community hoaplta.I In &n
rection in the tint traffic lane hit ambulance. Chamberlain received
the rtghl side or the first car. Po· rib injuril."11 and went to SL Jo-
lice aa.ld the crash occurred be· seph hoepltal. The car he wu drlv·
cause or laclt of. visibility in heavy I Ing wu O\vned by Richard New·
tog. · man. 493 E. 19th St., Coeta Mett.a..
Study of the present library'•
!acilltlee &nd locaUoo wu recom·
mended and lnitlated by the Coclta
Mesa dtlsen's commttlee. A aug-
geeted library lite la In lhe vtcln·
tty of the local park, ln hope that
property development around the
park may reaull ln a community
center type facility;
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Manslaughter
Charged In
Crash Death
Robert Dale Lower, 40. of Hol-
lywood Wi11 face ch&rl"' and fel-
ony drunk driving In Newport
Township court today for the traf·
tic death D«. 14 or Mrs. 1!:11'8.beth
Wright, 65. of 6701 Seuhore Or.,
Newport Beach.
Lower ......,11 be arr;;ilgned &t the
appcar&11ce In court. The charsu
against Lower allege he wu the
driver of a car which collided with ·
one driven by GeoJ"l'e Han>ld
Wright. 82. 6701 Sea.shore Dr., on
Hlway 101 three-quarters of a m.J.1~
eut of Sant& Ana River brld&e
which brought death to lira.
Wright and Injury to her husband.
A coroner's jury Thund&y found
Mrs. w1;ght·s deaLh wa11 accl·
dental due to the negligence ot the
driver of the vehicle which col-
lide-cl with the one In which ahe
WU r1dlng.
FIVE CENTS
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SALE OF JERGINS
CO. WON'T
AFFECT LEASE
Sale of a controlling lnterut ln
the J erg1n8 Oil Co. to a group of
NeW Y<>rk Investment ba.nken wtU
have no effect on the two produc·
ing wells in West NeVt.-port. Ernie
]';, Pyl~, company repreaent.&Uve,
t old th News-Times today. Tha
new J rglns interest.I &nd the
Humble Oil Co. will still ahare lhe
old Elliott teue.
County suprrvtsora t~y ap--
proved drilling uf a third well ad·
jacent to the originaJ pe.ir &nd
Pylt'S .said the well will be whip.
stocked under Pacific Electric
property shortly alter Ute nnt of
the year. Another well site on the
bluff will not. be used at pruent,
the oil man stated. County P1arv
ner okehed the new w-ell tut week.
GRAND PllUZ WINN'ER In the Chrtstmu ll&'h1 lnl' oonte8t held by the Ne"·port Harbor Cham~r 3 ·r·-a .. A.. ·1n of Conunen:wi' &Y.'&l'ded to the 00.t Upred hetmf' In the-city \\"M y,·on by tht' houite ot Wilbur Tool, 11 l)Ull:U 50S Poppy A~ •• Coroca dt>I Mar, plctuf'tld abo\'e. The roof of the houJM;o. \\"8K oo\·crl"d y,·tth pli:k·K, ~
Drop In production lo only a 50-
barrel total daily from the two
wellA compared to an original
average of 100 barTcla, wu re-
vealed by Pyles. He said the 100()..
foot well originally produced 30
barrels and the 2000·foot well. 70
barrels but now the total ls halt
that amounL
• \ decorated trftl aad a acroU carrylfll' the namt'tJ o.f au the nelghborbood cbUdrrn. At night • larcr CDM A«ident. flood Upt ahlJles on the bomPJ addU& to the -·uty,of the en.play. \. tNews·Timcs Pho~)
Arrest Driver -C.O.-M. HOME WINS ' GRAND PRIZE
The new well wilt be sla.nt
drilled Into the D·zone or wttt ter·
minatp-aboul 3500 feet below lhe
surface In hopes of better produc·
lion. Pyles said the company still
has no rights to drill offahore (ol'
oil and th&t the matter is ln UU-
ption.
Qe-orge Edward O&'le. 33, of Ven-
tura, w .. arrested on a ch.aJ"S'9 oC
felony-drunk drlvtnr bY Ne'Wp()l't
police Thiiraday followtng an ac-
cident at Mac"'-rthur Blvd. and
Hwy. 101 , "'1. CoTon.& det Mar. at
12;19 p. "'-W'lw:h bri>u&lll-Mjudeo
to three penon11.
A pick.up truck driven by 0Ct..
hit the rear of & car driven· by
Margaret C. Turner, 3(§, 3901 Mar-
cus Ave., Newport Beach. 11topped
for a signal at the lnteraectlon,
Newport police •Id. Mn. Turner
compla.lned or injur1e1 to hv back
and ne<:k and wu adviaed to con·
tact & phyetc:lan. '
A pa.aM'nger In the Ogle vehicle,
John 0 . MilNr. &O, 2618 Newport
Blvd., Colt.a Men. received a
broken arm and a lacerated scalp
and waA taken to Orange county
hoapital. police sa.ld. A lock order
wa.s put on Miller for Newport
police. who wanted him h~lc!. on an
tntoxJcatlon charge.
Police uid Ogle ttcelved a cut
forehead in the accident and left
the scene walking a.long Hwy. 101
to where he wa.a placed under &.r·
rest at Goldenrod Ave.
$45 GoY 't Chedl
Repoitecl Stolen
A 14~ subsiatance allowance
check from the U.S. Government
had been Intercepted &nd h1I •Le·
nature forged. H&rry L. Standt\J.u,
336 E , Pine St., Sant.a Ana.. noU·
fled Newport poUCe Jut week.
Standruta aa.ld he receited a let4
ter from the rtacal aervtce of lhe
treuury department conta1J1Jn& •
photognphlc copy of the eMhed
cbeck which .thawed It to be fore ·
ed. He .saJd hf' had written an In·
qulry u to why he bad not recelV•
ed the check. '
1'rfo .et.a of fOf'mal to nu out' t.o
ret another c.he:e-k u.ued were la•
eluded wtth tbe Jett.tr h'Olll the
flKal ~-It advt.Nd blm to
contact the U . 8. BecNt Bervlct
for any ...t.lt.ance ln prep&rt.rta
the tonne.
Plan Wld1•l1Mj
o( Cciicat Hlway
Plano tor w\d"""'-or OoMt
fflPway for a.? -,,_ u.o
-licaut -to ... _._ llmlto of eo.-dol'llar ........
-by 0. T-McOaoy. ot.u
lllPwa7 ... ~. lat --Ka otated lllat bjdl for tbt jolt wtl
be opened al I p. m. laa. 11 at
blo ottlee at 1211 .. l!prlnf Ill..
1-AncoJ-.
Tbe MP..;., U.V. wOl be wtt15
od from 10 to ll raet wt'-plant
mla ourfodJIC ...-... Ula -to a fl.. toot wldta. aaat 11 I I ..
... 1Je wtf'S 1 Ht.awo•• t;lle
......... wtll net ... wll •••
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JN YULE DECORATING CONTESl
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Compleu.I laa. I
Sale of the Jergina Co. lo the
New York firm will be' completed
Jan. 1 and will include purchae of
a ~ntrolllnJ ~tereal or ~ per
cent of the company etock at
1421.50 a ahare reaching a totaJ a(
$19.753,697.
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· 'Qrand prize t.npay Ul-4.lM 6hu::rt--I cUmbtRg ..ar ~ 'f'OOf of L
ber of Commerce l!lpoftl!!Ored Christ-Toala, grand prtae winners, and
m&1 1.JghUng contest for -Newport alAo featured were a well-decorat·
ih.rbor wu awarded to Wilbur ed tree and a 9CJ"'Oll containing the
Tool &03 Poppy Ave., Ccrona del names, large enongh to be read
Mar by the Judrea who toured the from the Aldewa.lk, of all the
City' Friday night. according to neighborhood chil_dren. .
Ray t...ngenhelm, chamber secre· "This made quite a hit with all
lary the youni;stcra, and they came to
· our houSt> Thul'Mtay night and Wtnnet11 of the be8t decorated itore.1, one for each of the five .sang carols for us." accorrting to
8eCtlorus or the H&rbo.r. Include: Mr. Tool. a builder, who decorat ~
ed hhi; hom.e for the M>cond year. Balbqta Island. The Islanders; Bal-He wasn't aware of the chamber
boa. tla.lboa Inn : Corona del Mar, contest and \4"a.., quite surprised PaUo Sho.p; Ne'NJ>Ort. OiPalma when informed by a News·Times Ceramlca: Ma.rlner'a MUe, Harvey reporter that he wa.s the grand
Somt!ra. Inc. prize winner a.nd \4'ould ge-t a.
Kew perpetual trophy for the trophy. Amon& the 20 names .Sn
tte:St Cllrietm'3 window on Balboa the roof.top Kroll wu that of the hl.M, donated by Ro~rt·a Jewel· Tool's son, little Pat, 4.
iy, al.a went to ne Islander~. (Coatlnued oe Pai"e I) 'ft'ophJea will be preeenteq to Uie
Winnen at the Chamber ot Com·
merce olfice In Ba.lboa Friday at
11 a.. m .. Langenheim said. ·
Receiving honorable mention in
the homes division were: Balboa
lsland, BUI Pigg and Forrest Dll·
Uon , 229 E. Bay Front: Balboa.
Wea Smith. 1611 Miramar Dr.:
N~port. Lawrence La.mb, 4509
Sea.shore Dr.; Newport Height.A . th~ home at ~ Rlveratde Ave.:
Udo Isle. Dr. Stanley Chambers.
84.f Via Udo Nord and Lee BarneA
121 Via Mentone.
Oroup of M.xte. ·
A py l'J'OUP of pixleA
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werr
Gets "Hot Seat,"
Not Fatal Kind
Robfort E. ~lartlnr of bland
Garar. 12:! Asai.fl A~ .. Bal-
boa lal&nd, no•· koo"' b~· It
l""I& t.o 8lt In tbc-"hot IM'et."
ff"' ""M drlvlnc along Bayside
Dr., ea.tt of Marine A\·e •• .at
JI :65 1L11L Saturday, police •Y·
'' ·ht>n a short d rcul t ln t hei bat-
l•·ry cau!M!CI t"" ua.ckr thr drf~"l'lr'S ~L ''Wll8 quJckly rX•
uncuW>ro by Bal-.i.tand
fi re enctae:.
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The offer puts a total vaJuaUon
on the Jergina Oii 8'.oc1' of $30,·
3~4.728, according to C. M. fot·
Study · of a flooding condition ton. executive vice prf'sldent, who
announced the agreement. All the along La Pe\·le Pl., Costa Mes.a. Jergins holdings are Involved ln·
bordering N e\4'port Height,i.i, has eluding the Jergins Trust Bldg. in
been continued \IY t~ board of Long Beach, Which houaee county
supervisors until Jan. 16. courts and office!! as well u pri-
No County Funds
to Correct Flood
Conditions in CM
Rcsidents of the area protested vate offices. oil production In Sig·
nal Hill, Wilmington, San An:lo that water sometimes becomes and various other Ca.JlromJa fielda.
dePp and dangerous Lo children, gasoline planl.8 and varied lnter-
and County Highway &upt. Har· ·t"sts throughout the state.
old Sprenger said the flooding had Also included in the aa1• a.re
been caused because of clo.c:;1ng Otr th~ wells 111 Weat Nt"fvport, Just
of natural drainage by residential acr088 the highway from MUI. St.,
construction in the area. He told Which have been in the new1 the
supervisor-a the "'alcr ahould ))(' past several months. The com-
pipcd along Tustin Ave. to 15th pany has obtained permlulon from
St., b~t that his dl'partn1cnt has Newport ' Beach councilmen ani1.
no rund.s available for such work. the Pacific Electric company to
~lent drill from outside the city Supervi~cir Ralph J . !\fc:FHUdt·n limits under city and PE property.
of 1~1accntia said the counly has They are still preparing Jeasea ln
"innumberablc cases 811llllar to submit to West Newport resident.a.
this .. all over the uninrorporated Francis HorVath, pre.sident of
area and that expense of correct-the Wcst Newport Improvement
ing them would be "prohibitive." a.~ociatlon, recently wrote a let·
Cha1"rman Wilh~ H. \\'arn<'r said ter to the Jergins Co, uklng wbat
h<' bellved such conslruclion happened to the l_eaaet!I whlcb we~
should be flnanced by improve· promised "in a few week.l!I" l&st
ment dlstricta in whit·h property A ugu.st and ag&in in September
owers would pay "a mw.jor por-and October. but he hu received
lion of the costs." no anawer.
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He also contacted the at.ate
Di\ ision of Oil and Gae which ln·
for1ned H orvath Ulat they have a
record ot the two welt. currently
operating and that everythinc bu
been done according to law .. The
law ha• no provt.lon for the aJ..
lotment of funds or distribution ot
financing of the welle, the d!Vilion
&aid.
. Pyle• told the N~a·Tlrnee that
the lea.see were beJ.ng held up un·
tll further lnformaUon on the poe..
sibillUee of drillln,g at that ioc&-
tion were &tudled &nd the tuturo
productivity ot the weU. detnm·
ined. He ai.o dlcated that hte
company g unUl West
l'{ewpo r• were through D\a.klng
lnriuirlt.11 d ehecklna: on the com.
pany'e actlvtuee and were sure
everything waa legal. and not ln.
vtolatton of any city or state
ordinance. or laWI. '
In the meanUme. on the other
end of town, drtDinr wu eched·
uJed lo begin tlm Wee.k an f.M M\Y
well propoeed by the SbeD OU Co.
In the hlu. .U......fourtbo ot a mile
from Cot>oDa Hlchlandll Oft Irvin•
Property ••land rrom the h1gll'way.
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curva.ceou8 .foAnn Underwood.
Santa Ana L'Ollt'~ student, wtlio
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T~t of ROIN ~
Nf'W Vear'• dsy at l"ea•d
NlN Vruk-n.'OOd haa been \lOtft
tbe .. Girl lb.ti bo)'li "-ould Hke to
trail Moog .. 1th."
Housewarming .
Surprises Newport
Heights Couple
I t was a very special Christmu
thi11 year for Mr. and Mnl. Job.n
Haun, who have ju.'lt moved into
the1.r newly completed home at a1~
Santa Ana avenue. CompletiA&'
i their enjoyment was the surprlM i houeewarn1.ing tendered them Sa.t-
' urday evening by a gi:.oup of
friends wbo gifted them with a
lovely wool blanket.
, Games of cooue and "who am
' I " were played, prizes going to Kr.
' Haun and Al Surmen. • • Wishlng the Hauns many happy
• yean in their domtctle were the
; M essrs. 9l1d Mesdameff Uoyd Bul-
• lock, WtUiam Covert. Hugo Con-
' dy, H oward Berry. Al Surmon, Bud
• Root a.ad Marion Morton. • • I
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Xmas Cocktails
at Lido Home .
H ospitality o( Mr. and Mn. ,J.
Arthur Taylor uf Lido Isle wu en..
joyed by over a. hund~<;I i('Jatta,
Invited rca· the C"hf"\slmu cocktail
party with 't\'hich t he Taylors en-
tertain each yea r.
A v&riety of unu1'UR\ a~d lovely
yuWUde decoralionB we~ evident
throughout the home to ce.rrylnc
out a predo1ninating silve-r and
chartreuae theme.
\Ytll\e carnatinns. which adom,-
ed the ~ano, were Aent for the
occuion by Mr. &Ild Mrs. A. R.
Raddant.
The-beauti ful rtod antherhp
COl'8agP. 9Qrlt by tht• i\OlltNll, WU
sent by Alf. and Mr11. L. S. MOr-
te.rtM'n.
A A a U-.ditional t ouch the hoe-
.tesA 9Wlp@nded clustt>~ or misUe-
-t.oe and Chri.l!Jln1u bnlliant.a in the
center of each roQOl.
On the n1antl-.• was a atrtklns
a..rrangt>ment of glittering plne and
ca.ndlf'a,
'Cockt.ails Wi>re .'K'r\led f rom a
t.abl~ appointed. ln .1dl\lef' wllh the
same tone evltle nt in the buttet
table l'Pfllerp1tte which wu a
white branl·h coverrd with .UveT
. oma.m enl.s, angel hair. itt.ara and
highUghted with nanklng candle. .
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-ty 19Qpll. Oolti ic... 1-:81. l ..... lla<oltel. •-.... --IAftte ..... r.-..,., ,._k llowo, T~ ~P"-. --· Dr. Jrendenhall •conferred de-Dec. I t . 1No. a 9on. '7 tbe.. 14 OS. Jl'l'ed Btttlr, Pred J>e9u. Wa,ne Rueanr, l oe Rohhuion and Ro7 M:~ .... riw: ....,,. F1 I ....
l'f'"S and d1plomu to Ule tottow~ MUJLIDlt.-"To Kr. and Kn. Don. 0. IL Beed, G• ~ Tlleo Boblm. otla Weatherwax. 1'1ra. E\'&l.ya S,io' .. .,0.-11& .. o, ... Oei'Wt9. ..,_7
q: ~: X4 Nell A.. aid K. Mlllu, U6 'A.Ulo Ave.. ....,.._. D-. W IP' 1 6. L O~. ud Data Jooe1 (all la a.be Bodl .. ..,_ 1 I " sf)
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·were ~ "'' Loo 4llp!oo, Qoorp N. lfewport B•dl. In It. lwpll hoo· Mt P.'IlllK -..., .,._.. WM W.... ·~lfewt-,.,_, Photo)
a.le "'' -· J -K. ,Ota!, Doc, JI, Hlf. a .ioupter, I ~I£~!£! :~~011:'~:::. ROBINS GETS FORD DEA,LER1':.A-W. ARD·, ot -Apa. Bal-In SL JGOqlll boopltal, O.C. ~~·~'Z"~:~~~: ;.~~:;:~,;::~ HELD ·WORLD SPEED MARK IN 1920
llUek of Fullarton. Jtlalllta IC, p1•·• ~ •• 1-• I 1•-..... ~. ... ·-· .. IOll, Ullll., ........ Gant of Rlv..sde, 8 . Smitb Hil· J3 as. Theo RoblM bu been a P~ dealer etnce lhe time you could buy a Ford tor~u.uv tF.O.B. Detroit,
Mn of Newport Retcb-U. Myrtle ROBmRTBON'-To Kr. and lfl'll. demountable nm. a.Dd,aiarte.r extra). J.ooklng at the cun-en l pt'ices or all new automobiles. v.:e',r-e alma.wt
R.. lAe pt fUveNl.de, J(ary E . ~-wuuam Robef1aa. 170 Del ¥ai' bound tu coadude t.ba.t Theo'WU In the automobile business eons ago. But ch eck ing through our oW Newa-
t. of ~. Jane A. Lunt ot Ave., Colt& .... t• 9t. Joetph Tlm• ffle9, we wen utontabed to Nnd ttla t you cou;d buy a car for that paltry 8Um in 1~6 which was
RIY.enlde, a.Jen T . Pearaon Of *Pit.al, Dto.,. ». 1MO; a daul'.h-ju8t. about thret 1e&n &rt.er 'lbeo atarted ln with a Fort.I dealership. Loo ~ Cl>rto~ K Sin· ter f U.. If Oii. dalr Oil Ri••nlde, Ida M. Snyder ' • 111.eo, a. be&.,... NddJ flced,4--------'-~-----------------
of • C&risbod and Doria C. Ven· BROWN-Tb llfr. ODd ~CUI· au,hUy-m-'*' fellow -ton -.._ l flT -a St,, only outward •-0( t1M1 v..,.. lie· 8trOm Oil Corona del Mar. "'-·ta ~ •· IUta , --Com -M ' ~ --· --• hind him la a -•-t -~--o,t Bachalor ol Artl:: Gertrude K. unit tu.a.1•"'' Dae n. tllGO -..~.. •'-1 ""'9 A.ndenon. wuu.am B. Meara and m 1 __....... · • • the t.emplu . bu lefl a verY actlve oon, 7 !boo •• I ii aL llfe In N-~ and 1t•s ~ IL V11n z.Iinrn. --.... ,.
tra c . lAndia ..... awarded an 11.t.UU.QS uaursb bard to look back at the h1at.oey of
banorvy degne or doctor pf phll· KellMtll 1--I.I, ti, 7921 thla area WI~ oomlJI&' urooo
oeopby for work in education ¥Id Aldrlch It., Huatlarton Be&ch: t.be name Of TIMe Robinl.
prindpla. of understanding of DoJorw YVOIUM McOee. JI, IOI Or· R e hu qWte a bacJlarou.nd,
pnce ln human life. chld Ave., Corona deJ Kar. without even touch.lit,-on hi• lrJn.r.
• .eomethlnc lntere.sung to attract
the re8.dtr," he says. "Jn the
column, J lry to let people know
wOO:-·Tfteo R-0bifta la and what
m&kes hil)"I tick. So that even
lhoVch people have never met me,
they f~l u though they know mt:
p~tty well."
High, ·too, on Theo's 11-t ot In·
tere'ata i• 1111 family Ute. Theo and
his wife. Mae. have two children.
Theodor e, Jr., "we usually caU him
Bob" lit tentatively planning to
Kl:RCll:DJllll llcCA IGRT!lQlll,
Hollywood --"We &-.s
for -.W.·lllffonco, we tot ~
the w<*id'a -~ been mon )ml•
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DON'T GO TO EXTREMES! ,
It's not a good thing to throw your money away·
carelesBly . , , nor is it good to hoard it unreasonably.
But with money, as with all things, there's a happy
medium! '
Decide on a definite amount of your salary and
put , that much . into a Savings P rogram l~foN> you
start spending. Start saving today! Current. high
3~} dividends.
INSURED SAYINGS • . . •
·AVAILABILITY WITHOUT RED TAPE!
NEWPORT .BALBOA , • I
FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION • . . ...
P. A. PA LMER, /'m iltRI .. --3333 Via Lido . Harbor ISOO
NEWPORT BEACH,-CALIF'DRNIA Harbor Couple
Home From
Honeymoon
Robert LM Tnm7, ao, UO San-port Beach activttJel and much of
ta Ana 4 ••·· Newport Buch: h.1a lntel"lt9liq h11tory !Items !ron1
Jean.nJe Bee.trtce 'Pt'hite, ti, 22Z t.be tact th&t M ~t three yean
,,,_ Dr., Coot& -la the Anny Alr Drrioe, 1918-%0.
Theo wu a pUot. Oi&ht ln.11..ruc·
D&A.ftl8 ' tor and tat pilot l.n t.ha.e day11
IORN' l:LLIOTT llA.!T'ID:W8 and we.a stationed wtth the M:ex l·
follow In his father's footJiteps U.c::=::><ic==>oc==>IK==»c::=::>toc==>oc=::QC==!l
·•Na\1)'-permitting." Bob, 22. is a ---------------------~---member ot the a.ctive naVaJ re-
~e VOWB W9" rffit..ed in
tbe Broadway Weddlnjr chapel by
Miu Patrlcla J ean McDonald,
dallrbter of Mr. and lofra. R . J.
lleDonald and Robert Maynard
Henley. aon ot Ute Joaepb Henlt:ys
of Newport Beach. Rev. Gerald
8Mll ot t.be F\nt ChriltJon churcb
~dated at the double rlnl' cere-
nMl117.
The bride, who fcrmerly won
the. llionor of "Mlu Beltnower" tn
the Loe A.ngtle1 County Spring
ratr, wu cM.rmlng ln a wine pb-
ardina •ult wt.th pink acoeuone.
and a ~te orchid corsage. She la
a Jr&duate ot Hu.nUnaton Beach
a<hoola.
The couple an making t.hetr
home at 2'08"' -t"0th St .. NewPort
Beacb, following-their retum from
a wedding trip to PaJ mSprlnp
and s.n Frandaoo.
Mrs, Langenheim
New President
Lido Club Women
John Elliott Kallhewa. 68, of can border pat.roJ and ..i.o with
510 Onyx St., Balbo& I.:land, died the Forest Patrol ln Northern of a heart attack tn a Palm Sprinp reeort' while vacaUonlng CaU!ornia, tlytnc out of IU:d Bluff.
theN. Hflld World fte.eord:
Bom in It. Joeepl), Mo ., he had Jn 1920, Theo won the world'•
lived t'2 yean ln C&li!ornJa, halt 1peed record tor De _ Havilanda,
of w hich wen apmt on Balboa buulnJ over .a doMd coune at an
JaJand. Rrfor. to hLs ck&th. he WU averace o1. JM mil• an. hour.
& ntlred nreman, formerly haY• A.not.bu polnt of l.ntettat ls that
iltl' .. "ect on the Lo. Angelet Fite Th~ wu the ftrat man ever to
departrne.nL fly over Mt. Shasta. As he put.
8urriviaf hlm are hi.I wtfe, Della It ••Anyone eould bave flown ~•r
M&tthfWJ.; a IOD, Dale; and four lt, but I suppoee I waa t.be tint
bn>tbl'f'9, W.iter ot Corona del one to Wnlt ol lt." B e took a for-
Mar. PraAk. ot Pl..-cy, Callf., Geo. eet T&Jli'•T &Jon.r wtth him. and the
of. Lam Anplu, and Robert. of two of them were tne tint to aklm
Florida. a.boot In the rarefied air over 1-4 .-
Servtcca were held In the Mc· 444-foot peak.
Ooup.U P\anttaJ home, Tueaday. About ten yean aso. Theo ran
•t 11 a . m., with Rev, Harry a.crou isome photoe of "the early
owlnp ottlcJattn,.. days of the forest patrol" which
Interment WU In Fairhaven appeared In the Loe Angeles Ex·
ce-metery. amtner and wu surpriaed lo u e
WIU.lAH A.u..EN SWJ:J;T h111 plane and himself in a.everaJ
WJWam Allen Sweel, 516 -atth of lhe pfcture:11.
•lrfft. died O.C. 20. Born In PTOvl.-After gettinl' out or the Air
de.net, R. I . 'he had relided here Service Theo came to NewJ>Qrt
aJnce 1938 and tor 23 yu.n had ~ac~. rolled up both 11luvea and
been a motorman tor the Pacific plunged lnto community act ivities.
EJectric. Loe An1eloa. He la •ur· Q\ler the span of the ye.an. 'be hp
vived by his wife, Neille &nd two been lll1 orl&lna.J me1nllioer of Uie At their December bll8lnua hJld
1 c nn. school board, president o! the
meet ng membtrs or Udo Iale Ma.aonlc aen1ou were held Dec Newport. Beach Chamber o! Com-
Women'a elub elected offlcere for 22 at ~ Wetit WuhJngton, ~ merce , prealdent of the oripna.l
the corn..ing year, naming Mn. Hay Aqelea, with Interment In Mel· Ex.change Club, president of lht'
l..ana-a.Jte.im preaident. Mn. Kent ro&e Abbey Loi Angelea COfrt.a Meaa.4 Newport Ba r bor Hltc:hcoclt pre.lded. ' · Se~ with Mn. Lanl"enheim llAll-.RY WATIOJlli Uon's club.,. and Commander ot
Will be Mn. c. 8 . Rudd, vice· Harry Wa.t.on, t,G, died Friday lhe Amertca.n Le&ion.. He waa,, alllo
j.-eddrnt: ~ra. Anne Len.er, MC~ al his born•. 22.82 Orchard Drive, very a ctive tn Boy Scout work and
rtt&r'>'; Mn:. Allen Criswell treu-Santa 4na Hel&bLI. Ke wu a na-at one Ume wu ettrcta.ry to the
vftr and Mrs. v . D. M~n. par-live ot Am., Iowa a.nd retired /tnancr committee of the 0r&nl"4
Uamentartan. M r a. LA.ncenhelni battalion ell.let ot the Loa An.I"~• County Boy Scout Cot1t1cll.
wUI announce her commlttffa at fire department, with which he Y~U. W~ri. ~ •
the next meeting. served until hil reti""'4nt. He
Followtng the llHSiOn, le& WU ....... al90 nre Chief at St.rite Ana He •Lill retain.a hla vital tnter-
aerved~by Ule h09teaaes. Mra. Nel· Army A.Ir bcM trom 114.I t o ta.48. Ht in Youth wortc a.nd along wtth
90ft Neice and Mrs. Juhn Boyd. He had raided ln Corona del Mar the A.m4!'r1can Legion, lpOfWon th•
and C.O.ta w ... aree. tor the put American Lecion. Junior bueb&JI
etgbt ,...,. and wu a mamber a.nd team. Thia approaching MUOn.wtU
put l'1'&1'd Doble ot Harbor Ha.r· be the !ltth conaecuUve year that Jack Wilc:ox
Slated for TV
Thursday Evening
• _._ N -t o o Robina hu aided In thla work. mony --.• o. _., . . . F .;
of Rebekah lode• f02, o,eta Mesa Aekl!d a.bout hi• bobbin_ n.~
a.nd ot lA.unl Encam~nt 81, u.y11 "don't play golf or flM. ne•er
8&nt.a Ana. · cared ~uclt tar .. tlMr of them.""
He 111 1urvtved by ha wtfe. Bet· How ever, hi• bl,.-..t recreetion I•
A talented young composer. th&, of the home addreu: one pultel'"iag around ln h.19 fa.tde.n.
.lack: Wllcall. 4.1)8 l:Nt. 19th .c..reet, da.ushl•r, Kn. l>orotby; Tt.rma.n. "l uud to be qWte u · aucUon
Ooota "'-YID appear aeat Banta -""' HaiPt.: a -..... brtcfcw ran. &ad J -111 -Uy be
ftunda.7 at T:30 p. m. GD the Lele-Homer K. w~ o1 V..Uce; a found a.round a bridCe table. But. ""'°" allow ·~rwooct Opportu • ...._r, )I~ MJnAM W.aten of when contract twfdc' Mcwme lh•
altJ" °" KTLA, playtnc hla own W...uainat.r u.q t""' pandchll· np. l ao<t or <lroppod cahl, play·
"""'poaftlon. "Romance In D Flat." dron, • lnJr, • ~ who la umdau orp.Jllllt S.rvl<N wW lie llfld W-y I Alone ...-inir llA-. -ot hi<
at .-c.. Jam. ICplKopel churcll and at 2 p. ... ID -•"1 wltll bllf1 ... tllrlJla WU "~· a tnpl•
& oilodoat at ~ col.lep, 1re&Uy Harl>oc aar-y lqe L o. o . I'. Calla Illy In bla pnlon. a rare ~ the procn,m dlreeton and ea.ta x.a g.a.ikw otnQ. event ... My .Ue •w • picture In
wlUI Pola perl.....-when be au_,., -.. lie ID hlr-U.. peper ot a dooll>lo c.na Illy.
pl&7M at. tlMI &Udltloll ll&tunleJ' b&ftn -.tM7. 1and .........._ Ute'trtplo one we 1llOnJil.lls. , · • Md tn our ,.,..S.., I e&1led an a:·
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li.4eeta Thu"dey ..-t11a1 1t w ""11, • .,.,_.,
0 & S Wa sot tho pkW,. fll 41F utple •nee upper <lli••• ..., Cradl..-. c1w. of aL 0111& 1117 1n ,.,.... JIOJ"l'rt.oo. •
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tor tllelr w~ r 'Dll Md pro-to blllitYe ti. tM tpl• 1119 wtda a "IU8s out IM old. lillS In U.. ..... -11-.. t. 11Mo peloCor, .. -... It WM ....-_, _..,wWlleU.-ot-blm· Rot·~._ . -Uoo ....... _la _f ... r
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:-:.::. :--~·,: ':= !.': Till•••• .. """ -~ ~·=· °: = -ball,• -Waot 0... , ....... W.111.11 ,"' 1_.a ....... ot "'¥"1&alk.
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New Year'1 Eve
ll41Q114 lflOLSli' -. .. - - --· • "' -w -·--_ _._ 0. C, ..,,_t, lllOl W ....... Uo • ca Ills~. ......,_ -W --. So U.. -..s... "••fW\ •••t'\ Jtpatb Ge Cull w .... ? t t ot .... fG81' ..... w.-....... ~ ~"'a =·-r~.:.• .= ;:~~:z::i:=: ::-.. ::: !!'°.:';:...-:~~.: .. iu:: .... 1') I .. WI st ............ ...,_...,.. .. o 11••• ,,.~
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excet"'-n~. Bound finance•, efficl·
ent management. always compell-
Uve ,aplrit and completely modern
facilities. In a letter pN"vious t o
re«iving t.he award. Theo was
praised for hJit "forward tblnking
serve a.nd ta in hia ~1or year at
Loyola m.a.Jorin& ln'-tiualnea11 ad-
mJ.nistratlon.
Nineteen-year-old d a u,g h t e r
Mary la In her ~ year at
Orange Cout college and la fond
of athletic& and teaching. She
pl&n8 to attend Immaculate Heart
college alter completion of her
junior college ..-ork.
COM Man Writes
'Horsey' Article
' Aasocta.ted Riding Clubs ot
Ora..nae cowity are due lo hit the
new.stand9 on a na.tion-wlde acale
thJ• week.
A n article lilied "Horse Happy
County" a.ppea.rs ln the January
and foN·ard pla.nrting" by Jin1 laaue of \\1eatern H or.teman Mac-
Roberts, who Is th(' diJ!trict sales az:ine. \Yrltten by Jac k Lewit!I, a
mana1er for Ford. Corona df"I Mar resident, the
Anothe r of the Interests In piece cover& the history of the
Theo's well-tilled day6 is his wttk4 riding clubs, their orga.niz.ation
ly column which he has been writ-anl1 purpoge and dwella at aome
ln.g-1 for the past two years. He length on their efforts to <e8 tab-
traes his journalis tic training liah riding tra.illl ln some surround-
back t o 1923 when he was editor Ing forest prnervea. wMre horse
or lhl' American kgion'a new84 l'"nthtaiaat.a may ride ¥.;th the a.s-
pa.per here in Newport Beach. aura.nee they they wont be ru..,
T o fill out the column he WIUal-down by a hot rod:'
ly jot. down interesting happen-Since writing the article. Lewt.s
Inv during the ·~reek and sit.a has returned to acUve duty u a
down at his typewnter on l\fQn · Ma rine officer and currently la JJ1
day for hls y,,reekly stint. the public information 1ecllon at
· El Toro Marine Alr station.
Expl&lu Column The Lewia' reside at 7M Nar·
"l uirualJy try to start oft with J ciuua. Corona del Mar.
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T~RESA RENNER (Mrs . A. Renner I
Concert f'taa .. t of Three Oonttnenu
Orw.duate 8tudeot of Ht-la llartok
436 Serra Drive Harbor 1171.J
Corona Highlands -Corona del Mar
F ·UN ZONE
OPEN EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY
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SUNDAY
BALBOA
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Engagement of Miss Paula Castle ,
Announced at Xmas Open House
Pine bouata and anve.r Uueli,:----:==:---:;::----:;----
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GDU.8 of IJle Newport-Bal'-~ Savlllp .. d I.-. Mooelalloa -l k liaPPJ' ~
9C1MMKI wtUI. another happy ~~.::no.-tn1 the brlde--el«.€ of Cb.1 8uth(rUd. M'-Bent.11 PhlUlp&..
A diluaer at the u.Jboa Bay Club pruvidfod tbe oP1•ctrtD11lty for pod "~tor botb C'Wtllb. Sh~,.
Jtrre. l1'0m left: Carol French. Me~cdnl Vale. 'aoe CorlJM,. Lydia Bau•b. M_lM MIUll~ APN BJom~
qu.lH. Patrtda l\lo,,·er, Alyn" H11hlcy. Dorothy )tanfield &ftd Uorvlfty ~Hoc. Miu rhlllipM and
Mt-. Sutherland ''~"" marrl"1 du.rln~ the (.hrl.!'l ma.. .. \\"i"ek-4'0d. (Photo by Beckner}
dccked the stair and balcony raU·
lnp.' a Chrlatmu tree twtn)(led
wclcomtnc Ught. but it wu the
two bll" red .11tocklng1 ha..ngtng
over t he mantel In the home ot
Mra. RJchard Bnow CUtle, 20lS
Eut Bay avrnu e, Balboa w h.lch
told the import.ant •tory al an
open h<>Wte Saturday evcnlng ; tor
lhe ~lockings more the namea
"Paula" and "Dean."'
Mrs. M. Brockett is Yule Hostess
to Members of the Stagettes Club
"E verything a Christmas party<>----------------
s hould be!" T hat was thf' con.sen-
su• or bpinion among the Stagettes
club members and guests after the
group's traditional hflliday hospi-
tality. keyed to gayiety and can1-
Police Auxiliary
Xmas Party
araderie in the Costa a.1esa home ?olembcrs not only brought gifts
of Mrs. Marge Brockell. to exchange but also brnught other
Beautiful appointments. an ele-packages t o ~o to nC'edy famlhca
gant buffet, good friends and a when l"e\~oport Beach Police Aux-
graelowi hostC'sa combin ed to nlakr i11ary held iLo; Chr1stmaa meeting
this winter-time oceruion a per· at the home of Ruth G<'rri~h. 1~
feel one. San Bernardino Place, C08ta ~tesa.
Adorning the front door \\'8.!S a with Alda Gorton berving as co-
huge candy cane surrounded by hostC'ss.
greenery and \\"hen gursts st,•ppcd A nC\\' game, fifty ..... -o...<i played
Into the house th~y found a ra-\..·ith high scores hC'ld by Vio la
dlant Noel setting. There v•as an co rn e c I, Lorraine ~ton tgoml•ry
evergreen tree. gleanun~ ~·ith and LaYl~ta L8<'e. Aft!'r\vard the
baubll'S ancl candles. a <'risp snov.· hostesses s~rved pumpkin pie .
l"Cene con1plement rd amid l!ilver Prrtty Christmas decorations and
letLvcs and flaming poinl'lcttiaM. a lrce providrtJ 8 ctling for t he
Every'1ne rt•c1•i vf'd a novel. IQVe-festivity.
ly Chr1stn1as corsa?e. Thf'se, as Pat Coe v.•a.11 Spt'cial gue8 t rn r
well as the del·orat1ons. \Vere de-th vening a"d nlC'mbers pre8erft
signer! and n1alic by the hostes.'I. w:rec ?.tary Bates B<'vc rly Burd·
E lectinn of ofri1cers ~1sclusure o r
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salL Ginger Cass<''!. Viola Comee\.
secret pals an• a ~1ft exchange Audrey Cottle.' Mary Cusun1anQ
were sn1nc of the 1nter<'Sl1ng Bea Lace. Lorraine ?.Iontgo ntery.
pha.ses uf tht• evening-v.·!uch SfX'd Lois Price. Elizabeth \\.altze. La-
all. too qu1ckl.\·. 1•rcs1dcnt Crace Veta Lace anil the hostesses.
K!J ne contluc.-tctl the brll'f business
lntt'nm.
~e'' Offlcrrs
Presirlcntial rcsfl'ln.<11biltt 11•s for
the ensuinJ; y•·a1· Wl·• e betaken by
l\frs. Helrn C'lark of C11sta ~l csa.
?.trs. J an1t•c Chandlr r of Orangt·
v.:a.<1 nan1t·d sccrPtary-trcasurer.
anrt Mrs. Brockett was chtisen so-
cial secretary. Rt·l1r1nj! officers
a re Mmes. Klinl'. IJl'ockett, sccrc-
Utry-trca.<turer a.nd ~lac Felker, so·
cial sec retary.
P relly antl a1nus1ng '1-rticlcs
we~ 1upplled In a grab bag. A
handMn'le gift wa.a prt!&entro Bet-
ty Kirby, new!ipaper woman. a.-.
a tokf'n or appre<'iatlon on behatr
of th.c club. /
~frs. Chandler ofrcrrd an 1n~p1r
ational prayer befnr:! th!' guests
eat down t o a bountiful bufft't sup-
per at. m1dni,::ht. Th<' menu inc lud·
ed !abater. rried rabbit. a."50rted
&alads, sandli'·iches, Christmas
cookie.!!, mlnt1l, nuts and other sea-
snnal dcilcas1cs. If thr te w ere such
a thing M an Oscar f•)r marvelou::i:
food. the v1\"acious ?.targe w ould
certainly "'•in one!
Getting the yuletidl' a rt tn a
truly joyous start ~·ere mc-mbcra
Mmes. ltline, 1.talx-1 Smith, Chand-
ler. Clark. Felkt'r, En1ma Pou-
part. Dai1-1y Sullivan. Clara Bad·
age. Lou Lockwoo<l, Betty Russell.
Louise Crttn and guc.~ts "'1.mes
!.taxlne Turner, Ann Meyers arid
Ml.58 K irby.
Newport WSCS
to Serve Dinne r
for O.C.M. Union
Plans for serving dinner to I [J(l
men1bers of Orange County Meth·
oclis t Union ~·ere marle at lhc Dt'·
ccn1bcr mcc'.'ting of lhc \\I. S. C. S .
Christ Church by the SC'a, h1•ld in
G0<>dell hall "'·ith ~fil-IS Clarn Kohl-
stedt ·presfd.lng. The dinner will
be held on. January 8 and a.JI
circles wtll a.Mist.
Ek-ginning In January each cir-
cle in turn will serve f111· a month.
d rt:orat1ni:: the sanctuary. provid-
ing hostrs-~es al thr Sunt.hsy 1norn·
1ng ...,..·orship service and 1'lerv1n,::
\Y. S. C. S. luncheons with NPW·
port He1ght.'5 l"lrt"le tak111,1.: the fir:oit
rnonth. All c1rclt"'s reported for th\·
half. year period, giving cxt:el!C'nt
work repor ts.
Balboa Island eircl-:-scrV•'d th•'
noon luncheon. tables being b<!aut1-
fully dccnratl'd In the Chr1.stma!<
theme· and further adorned with
ltghtC'd candles.
Instead o r a progran1 the after-
noon y,.·a..'I giv!'n over tn lhl' Chris t-
mas party. 1'¥1rs. J ohn K. Elhott
~tlve thf' opening devotions and
~ach cir<'le presented a skit or en-
tertainment feature.
Adventists Ai d
New Guinea
Missionary Work '
Thua It wu that a largo group
of college and ramUy frtt"nda Jearu-
ed er pltuUI for a fall -y,·eddtng when
Miu Paula Ann CUUe will become
the bride of De&n Hunter Davl.s.
eon nf Dr. and Mrs. Leonard S.
Davi! of r orUand. Oregon.
Paula wu charming-In 1earoe.m
tnffC'l.A adorned with an heirloom
pearl brooc h ""''hlch hnd been hand~
<"<! down In the Haught family fo r
•cveral generatlon.s. She is lhe
d11.ughtf"r of "'t rs. Castle and the
late R ichard Castle. and great
A special otf¢rtng to st rengthen grandd&ughter of D a n i e I H.
mlSsion work by Sevent h-Day Ad-Thomas, Dra.ngt county pioneer.
,·entlat IH'rvtcemen in New Guinea Grandmothers are Mrs. Paul Ed-
during World \.Var 11 will be taken ward Haugh of the ha m<' address
Saturday, Dec. 30 at the Newport and AIMI. Olive Turne r Castle or
Height.. Adve ntl.st church. Latest Oakland. The latter "enl as a gift
reports reveal rtve churches have 8 lace handkerchief ..,.·h1ch h&d
grown from a small company or· been In the family for a century·
ganlud by these G. I. nilsslon-and which \\'I ll be ca1 riPd at lhl'
artes. \~·eddlng. A senk>r at t he'.' Univer-
s1ty o f Oregon. Paula is affiliated
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Saturday Party
to Honor
Dorothy Lewis The offi:ring t o be t11.kcn In the with Chi Omrga li''hle ht'r rianct!
18 ,178 Adventist Sabbath 1".'hools 18 a Sigma Nu.
r1f tht> world will allW aid n1IS11i on Mrs. Ca.slit:!' \\'as sniart in blac k 1.tr. and ?otrs. A rthur W yndham ~chools in Borneo and the Cele· crept' while M l""!'!. Haugh '-''Rs in l.A!w ls are ienterl.Alning at Blue
bes, and e.stabli..!h an evangell.sl1c powder blue crepe "-'•tt: rhinest one I Bay. th<'ir Lido Isle home:, with a
<'enter In ?otan1la. Rnd pearl trim. Asa:.st lng them In buffet supper. Saturday evening,
Special rrporL'I lnd!cate natives ,.ntertatnlng .... ·erC! 1.frl!I Cal!ltle'!I Dttemh<-r 30. in honor of thrlr
are no longer t:ont,•nt to follo\\' tv.·o slst<'I"!'!. ~tr9. H. E . s~ahler of · daught~r. ~fig Dorothy Ann
thrlr heathen cus toml'I 11.nrt live &.!I Ba lboa and Pi.1rs. Byron o Ol'lborne Lcvo1s. MIKS Martha Bmlly Lewl:oi .
their a.ncestors did, ?.f rs. Dorothy ro ( l.AlJIJ A n,litelf'l!I, Pau1.1t.·11 y1>ungf'r hl")me fro m Stanford Unlver11ity for
Rutled~e. Sabba th !>ehr.'I s11pc1 · 111ster Nii rma iln a pr<'tty ft ~l·k of the holidays Rnd ltf 1. and Mn1 .
!ntrndent , s ta ted. "They art" br--IJronze and go ld) and ~Ira. }!far-James EdgMr Uwis Will 1&..sslst In
1 onun~ incl t'a.!ungly interested ~n lo'ol:e Othiner. . r<'celv\ng guest~. .
Chriatia nity and tht• 1n1pro\'C'1nentl Attention &Jitain centered on the Dorothy, who l~ kno"''" M Dorn 1•
In hcaJth ani1 living conditions thP happy brid<'·f'lect on Sunday eve-to her fr1cnd.'I. Is In f'audena for
~i~1onary tcatht·s thc1n." ithl' iiinJ.r v.'hl'n members of the family t~e winte r, attending the W~t·
said. I gatht"rl"d at the Cast!~· hon1e for a ridge M'hool ...,.herr she la 11. senior
One-thi rd of the runds recrlved Chr1stn1as dinner. and prf!!llident of the Athlet ic
fron1 the ofrl~r1 n~s v.·itl I><' u>ied to . A.'U'oclatlon. Dorrir spends h er
'l l tengthPn exist 1n_:: mt·"!' I 0 n f wttf -ends and holidays at Nl'W·
'IChools in Borneo a nd th~ Cclf'bt-S port and docs a gr('at df"al or salt·
J.1dandl'I. Thea!' school~ are Ul'ICd to Ing. Thil'I 18 a.1.80 lo be her coming
o vercome ba1·rlf'1s caused by out party.
many lnnguages and d1alet·ts ln --------
the area. NaliVcs tra ined In the Family Christmas it'hools rC'tUrn to their home vll-
lag1·s to promote bi>tter 11 v1ng at Keene Home cond1t1ons and cstabh1•h Christian
churches
Evrry three m onlhA Advc'.'nllal
Rabbalh !ill'h()Qls M>lc1·t a mi11l'llon
r1eld as their "project." EHl"h Sal·
urilay during the p<'r1u<l ~turty i•
i.;-1vcn tu the \'1triotL" Oft•d.'f uf the
ter1·1tory. On the lut Sabbath a
"peclal orrt•rtng il'I ta.kt!n. The
11rojf'(;t for the. first lhree rnonlh1'
of J{):t l "·ill b.' lhc Adventist mcdi-
·RI Rnd cducal1onal w 1·rk In South
Afr ica .
Women of Moos e
to Initiate
on Thursday
The Ne,~.-po.-t Bearh \\'on1en of
lht• ~loose. chapter I t.'>8. 'v1n h ~1\<1
s formcil inttiat1on Tl1u11'day. l..)c("_
28 at 8 p.m4 in the ,.loose Home.
2008 Ocean F'ront. The c-an d1date
to be 1n!t1att>d i~ Lema Ma.s."IC'y oC
Huntlnb'tun Beach. ]
Senior Regent Ahct· Anrlcrson
request~ that all tho ritual tean1
pll•a.'!e be there.
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r.11 ss PAt:LA CA STLE
Thl're was a gathering. of t he
clan on Chr1stma11 rlay ""''hl'n ~t r .
l\nd Mrs. Roy Keene or Balboa. did
thl' family honnrl'I. ·
Sharin1; t he hOllpitality W<'r c Mr.
and Mr:s. Claude K nox, M r . and
Mrs. Dean Snuth a.nd claus-htcrs.
Bettedean. Pat and Sondrah : Mr.
and lttrs. Bob Mayfield and d augh-
ter Cheryl. all of Costa Mesa; Mr.
and Mrs. Bentley Stllkcld. Doreen
and Lloyd Salkel<I. Lo8 Angell.'111 :
June Keene, daughter of the hosts.
BOOK ED AT JAI L
Robert L. Jc.,..•ell, 40. 1818 N ew-
port Blvd .. COl'lla Mesa. Thu rsday
night was bookl'd at t he eount y
jail on a drunk driving charge. He
v.·as a1 rested by the Oili!ornia
Highway Patrol or Ne\\o').lOrt Beach
town.ship.
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To See Western
T rav~I · P'icture
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firemen's Auxiliary Elects Officers . .
Dottle Kloeckner wq elected Enjoytng t he event Wen LuclDe
president of Newport Beach Fire· Gehrca, Faye Beneclfct. 8a1ly ..leek·
men's auxiliary when membeni lall, Doria Diehl. k&Jdne CollDIU.
O h\"e Wa ugh, Vivian Balea; Bl.We met at lhe-borne or Leonore Zube. Perruzzi. Zenobia Frost. June Ktd-
A tn.veJosue picture WHtem Balboa Iah{nd. Othcra to lake or-die, Dottie G loeckner , Loll Wood-
H or1.zoN1 by the Union Paclrlc will rice were Mona H ayden, secretary mR.n~l'C, Gl'n<'va Standage, r.ther
be the prognm In et.ore tor me~, and Fay Benedict, vice prc.'Udent . J ohnson. LaVcrJ\e Berry, Norma
betlf of Ebetl club travel 8cctlon .1.taxi e Connl.'11 W<1n the F-)ll'Cial D1·1~(.'0C. Aiona Hayden, J •an
meeUng Tueeday, Jan. 2 at 7 :ap pri'ic · d was also recipient of a Crci'''e. Aln1a Thompeon, Ellen
p. m. In the club house, a ccording blrth<l g ift. There .,...as nn ex -Lc\"ering and Lee Zube. J anuary
to the HCUon chatr man. M n . Conr cha ng of Ch ri:Jl!naa gifts by sec-n1cctin~ will be held a t the bome
•lance Jayrect. ret s. of ltf rN. Bcn<'dlct.
At Laguna Beach Furniture
YOUR DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE
ROME FURNISHINGS TODAY
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BECAUSE:
Our furniture, appliance a ntl floor co,·er ir1g
Juwc r cost IJriccs uf several months ago.
})rices t utlay reflect our
Wholesale fu rniture
and will be rc fl cclcd
pr1ct.:s on future orUt.:r~ ha,·c already ri~n
i11 latt.!r .lD5 1 11riccs.
Special After Chri,tmas Sale Values
Spend that Christmas gift money now at Laguna Beach Furniture
Co., where you can still buy many items at "1Jrc-Knrca" r>riccs.
Invest W.isely Now and Save on
Bome Furnishings
240 Forest Ave.
Co11vc11i~nt Crc<li t Ter ms A rra11ged
t ·r.._"C Parking on Oct·an
at r t-ar or !'ilore
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Cousin Vis its
Harbor Sisters
r.Jrl'I . Ro,vena Kidde r o r Glt!nco.
Okla~oma, her snn anti h1~ .,..;f<'.
~tr.· and &In. Orltt. Kulrler of F lll-
n1ort" were re<:enl gu1•sts at thE"
home or Mr. and !.t1-s. P . L. Hig-
gins. 'I'wltin a\·enue, C03ta Mesa
and of ?-1lss Elsie Neli'•land. Ne..,.·-
porL
For the Balboa. group, Afrs. At Ina
Ives and "'!ni. Elliott gave read-
ings and Balboa Island me mbeN!"
provided an amusing ''kitchen or-
ch('stra'. dtrt'Ctcd by ~1rs. Le!illC
F'reitagi F'or Neli'·port circle there
were musical readings by M 1:o1.
?.fay Delozier and ?otrs. J ohn
Pfischner while At rs. J..('"s N ott and
l\.frs. EL!ie Hargrove rl'presen ted
NeY..-port Heights circle .... ·1th a
minstrel number.
Refreshments will be ser vrd by
sentinel Lorraine Montgomery and
Moose H ome Chairman Dora
Drake.
\VOTM Chapter J lSB wi111hC'.-;
everyone a Very Happy Nt'w Yt·ar
and thanks the n£·ws papen1 for all
the splt'l)dld publi1:ity that h as
been g l\"en them ll"!e pa.'!t year:.
Eleven Years A/Jeatl in Automatic Driving I
Mrs. K idder ls cousin of ~t1ss
Newland and &f n1 . Higgins, an•!
they had not J1Jeen hf'T for 41 )'cars .
Although blind, she hvPs alone and
m&de the t rip t o California by
herselr.
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distributed later to the nl'edy.
. ..\RJZ()1\. A VACATION
A-f is." Agn('s Craig. tet.l'her st
the Newport school. Is speni11ng
t he holidays In Wll<'nx , Arizona
~-Ith her mother and s\stl'r.
S Pt.:~·os CllRl~T!\tAS
Sho~·ered "-'ith Chri~tmas rc-
1nen1branc1•! Wit.! Flo Cunningham.
popular checker at Rlchat'll::l 't1 mar-
ket, now in St. J oseph b08pltal
1ttcoverlng from a recent opera-
tion .. Miniaturf' trees. nowcn and
cards brought best \vlehes Crom
Mn. CUnningham's n um e r o u ~
friends.
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Back in 1939. Olds.moliile pioneered 'Hydt"a,T\.fatic-tbefoW
fully automatic tram1uiMion! . .\.nd ever aince tb~en
·durin g the war-advanceo1ent after advancemC!Dt bu been
built il'llto lJydra-~latic Drive•. Today. "'hen you buy I
l f~·du.~fatic Old11mobilr, you buy the tnoat popular of all
full y autoruatic tranAmisoinn&. a perfcr:t partner for •• Rodwi"9
E np.iM f10W't!J"! So ln"·eat in I I ~·can 0£ engineering leadenhip-
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RALPJI ~E90N. Advertlalns Mana1er
STAY AND LIVE
It ia n:ll88uring that civilian defense planning appears
to be quickly emerging from the wild-Wi stage and get·
tillg down to local bnuis tacks.
For many people, not the least part of the reassurance
lies in the toning down of the more sell.51,ltional pronounce-
ments of ,the effects of atom bombing by experts in a poai·
tiOn to know the facts. The consensus of informed opinion
nqw """"'I' to be that danger from radiation has been great-
ly exaggerated-that the real dangers are flash bums and
flying debris, and that the problem of civilian preparedness
ia essentially no different from the problem as it existed
during World War IL Consequently, emphasis is being plac·
ed on such proven and practical precautions as first ajd
schooling and block warden progi;ams.
Unquestionably. there is entirely too much public
apathy toward civilian defense plans. At the same time, it
ia good to know that there is little feeling of panic and that
gadgH manufacturers banking on such a feeling aren't like·
Jy to get rich overnight from the sale of their wares. "De-
contamination agents" to rid homes of radiation are now
oP the markets. but sales are siow. ?oci<et g~tger counters
are available, too. but the experts SjlY they're a waste of
money. And inetead of acquiring elaborate home bomb
ehelters, householders are advised to figure out the safest
spot in the house in event of attack and to have on hand
such easeqtial equipment as a first aid !lit, a flashlight ~d
some cannl.d food.
Discarded entirely are grandiose plans advanced a few
111onths ago for mass migt'Rtion t o Lake Tahoe and the Mo-
jave Desert at the first sound of an air raid signal. The
civilian defense plans now evolving emphasize community
effort to enable people to stay where they are and live.
DISPERSING INDUSTRY
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HE Rtt?E5 WITH !
Scientists Study
Costly Waves
The ocean waves which lap Call-
romla's shorea &re among the
state's greatest asaes-.a, but they
also drop sands which plug har-
bor• and must be removed at a
coat ot hundredl of thouaa.nde ot
doll an a yea.r. "
Some ot the acUons ot these
wave&--&nd they are fu more
con1ptex Uut.n the caaua.1 beach ob·
server d.ream&-are ~lng studied
by Dr. E . Allan Wlllla.ma, &MOCi-
ate professor ot phy&lcs at Sa.nta
Barbara. college of the Univer-alty
ot Ca.llromla. He Is pa..rtleula.rly
interested In charting the retnu:-
tlon ot wav~ u they come up to a
Should war come would an enemy be able tCJ reach our sloping i.hore.
viW industrial centers with atom bomb a, ttacks? Should Dr· Wlllla.rrus. who spent nea.rly a year of a 11abeatlcal le.ave In
we cease the expansion of existing industrial centent in o r-etudy at th• ScrlPP8 Institute of
cler t o avoid, as some people contend, making them more Oceanoc-raphy at La Jolla on this
11~ely ta.rgets f o r atomic attack? These questions have been subject. plat1a addJtlonal resea..rch ¥-Into wave retraction.
under discuss.ion for the past several years. Although there He hu round that ra.mille& of
has been some purposeful diapersion of defense industries, wavea are even mott Important
h than lndJvlduaJ w•vu. Wavt>• such as the establishment of certaln plane factories in t e whi ch strike a wall carom off like
middle west. it would seem that the problem of mdustriaJ a. billiard ball and are eaay to an-
dlspersion has come about as a natural result of our eco-alyae, he M..id However, when they hit a aloptng shore. they return
nomic growth. to the sea v.1th a t\1rtst, further
Most significant in this trend has been the \•ast indus-complicated by l'ltrlking ne'A'
trial growth of the Pacific Coast and of the Southwest. Al-shore-headed waves . It Is wht>n w1t.v" change dlrec· though this growth received iti; greatest impetus in recent tlon or •peed that they drop the
years the trend toward industrial dispersion here in Cali-sands which prove llO costly. Dr.
fornia was stimulated many years ago" through the devel-wuua.m.. plan1 to use AOnobuoy•,
opment of our state-wide banking &'·•tem which made the 0 " radio tranamJttel"A. dropped ott J ah.ore. to give tum an ac;eurat.t
financial reso urces "of tbe metropolJ~an centers available for charting or the wa,'el! wh.lch hU
. the development of butlying area.a. not been pouible w1t1h equipment
·~ 1*"' " e great~ num lj o arge in ~~.es Ul ese _ Tr. th be f I -d'·-..; . th he h., Uffd pnvlou• y.
~ a ~ OOJd• i>ontribute much to ~ir lla!R ~ ~ of war. Ask y bUfhs to
· It 'is not to be assumed. however , that those cities where
many industries are centered are neeesaarily in ... rious dan· Join Reserves
ger of an atomic attack. We are not. yet involved in an all·
out war and it has yet to be demonatrated that enemy
planee could re3cb these vjtal centers with atomic or any
.other type of bombs.
Men belwttn the age• ot 18 and
19. who have regt.lered wtth their
d:ra.ft boards but who have not yet
be.en called ror a pre-tnduction
phyalclel, may enU•t In the R•-
w.rve Corp11. Army RCIM:rve Head-
quartent announcui today.
Men who enllat In the R.e.&erve
Corpi and rema:n acllve wtll bf'
deftrred when they a.re called by
their draft board!! for phy•lca.la.
Enll8ting In the R~&erve Gorpe In
this manner la advantageowi,
Army oftlcla.ls said, ln that enll.et-
ee11 will ~eive pa.y tor attend·
Ing drill periods. have an oppor-
tunity tor promotion and be a.ble
to ae.rve wit..h a home-town untL
f'urther lntorm..aUon may be ob-
l&lned tn>m Lt. Ralph Luo-11
Anllored Dlvtalon recrult1n1 cttl-
c:u, at Am\)' ~ Beadq\JaJ'-
te,_, 1012 N. Jl&IJ> It., But& Ana.
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by Rt<p,....nt&U\'P .lohn PbJWpe
As we &pproach the n<'w year,
which proml•ea to Introduce one
of the 1raveat periods in our his-
tory, with controls. taxes and the
preparation for ,var already In
movemtnt, we n1ay take a 1llght
comfort to noU! glints of realism
ahinlng through the Involved a.nd
contradictory Pntanglen1ent which
tla..s been our foreign policy for
the pa.15t five yea.rs.
There s.re notes of hope, even
from the e.xttuUve ma.nalon.
Cha.rlea E . WU.on, a vital aru:1 cap-
able man, has beep called to guide
the nation'• mobilization. There la
a rtturrlng .rumor that General
Marshall may resign, t o ~ ~
Pla.crd, presumably, by Stuart Sy-
mJngton. -The general took the
place only u an old soldier mlS"ht
obe)' orders from hi• euperlor.
Thero n1ay be some .!!llCht sle-·
nificance In th(' fact that Lhe preal-
dttnl did not go to Lhe airport to
see the Se<-rrtary or Stllte ta..ke ofr
ror Bru.uel.s, 1,•ohich rustom would
ha,·e cauffd u• to expect. He sail·
ed lrutud on his yacht tor a pure-
ly pereonal "'ttk-enrl. The Repub·
licana of both HoU.5<'8 or the Con·
gt'H.!I adopted brief alatemenu
a.ak.Jn1 for the Secrt.ta.ry'a ru1gna-
tion, on the ob\'\ou1 grounds that
he had \Mt the conf\cl.f"nce of both
the pt-ople and tl'if'ir rtpresenta-
tl\·e~.
Tht>re v.·M the lmmf'diate c ry
from the admin1strat1cn that this
WU & violatton o( the policy ot
''Unity."' Tha;t word, accordln• to
Web9ter rneana "harmony" and
"accord.'' and therefore au1gest.1
lhllt It I• not onr-stded. The minor·
lty party hu conallt.enUy 11Upport-
ed ~. admln"9tra.t"1a Ip the P:•t
majority of It.Iii declldOns on fobi
4!!,-n policy. e'\'-eTJ "Wl!t'Jl there had
bH.n no conaJlta.tioft. nor a.ny
cha.nc~ to comment or advtae, at
the tlme lhie poUci• were made.
A.a a RepubUcan on« put It.
"We would like to be called l.n at
the l&1le·off and not only at lhe
cruh landing." But a Secretary
or State who looks only to clolin•
the door ac-a1nat Communlam In
ltorope and le.aves the Asta.Uc door
widf' open, with si.rong suspicions
.,r a ''v.·el ome" mat before It, hu
certainly lost th~ co nfldt>n<:e of lhe
people. a.nd "unity" tu.elf lhovld
suggest his replacemrnt wtth a
man, u tor example Chle.( Ju.1tice
Vln.aon, who would h.e.ve that nec-
essary conf1dence.
Another note or hope ls l&llf
amonc the diplomata, or getlln&
lhe nation.a of th.la hemisphere t1>-
1dbar tor talks on mutual de-
fenN rn&UU.. Thu• there ll a
~a~ UU. N ew
Ttv'• -· o/ tlw-ra.t that lb• _,.1q otNQI• wlU lie It. and or
tbt OOlllJNl)4Jn( lml!O~ lbal
evvy clKJelM we matte llboa.ld ~
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'ni• people at hewn• Dow ••
can oo Jonitr atr:ord to ..aka m.19-
~ A.I a -of fact. l lblnk
A. H. H~ -.... -tlM7 ... .-.i of Iba~ In
ltlrt.ctor,, Ol<p\alMd that ~ !kt ~! • •
rttlltnDoa. -.... --• -to11ot11u..r--uc1 Lallan Tell of
J,lM new OWMr' ot U. vthlct.. ....._. .... , D . ,. lq~--~r:.~to:. __ ....,. ,,
faUme oe UM part flf u.. lw w ,....._ rr tad lut ....-troa:a
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llal ~ ..... Ill .... rapoNd t.o ... <:apt. -A.
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Thanks to the, Greatest Public Demand any _Motor Cars and -Trucks Have Ever
Enjoyed, the Latest Million Chevrolets have been Produced in Less Than
6 Months ••• Compared to 12 Years for the first Million!
We join all other Chevrolet dealers in thanking our cu1-
tomen for matins possible this 2,5 millionth Chevrolet.
For the only rea500 anyone makes more producu
is bocaust pe<>Ple. want more of them. We Chevrolet
dealen are able to deliver more passenger cars and
trucks than any other automobile dealers today because
Jou prefer Chevrolet passenger cars and truck..s over
ony other make.
So it is your overwhelming endorsement of the
products a.od services we offer that is behind the pro-
duction of this 2S millionth Chevrolet less than six
m onths after completion of the 24 millionth.
We are sincerely &ratcful. And v.•e bclieve the best
way we can cx.prCM our gratitude is to continue to
offer you the very finest services and the very greatest
values that we possibly can!
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-the<. My automatic pa cloches dryer tabs only
m!Auia to dry my cloches wbeocwr I choooe to wuh.
I i-"* ri...ed pi'eea iato my dryu .•• oet the COD·
1'01 • •• ond take che111 OVt. 1\iweb dry IO IOfi ond
lldJo chey'ro rWy "' fold ond 'PU' a ... y. No moro
'oprlnkling. eicher. I simply baw my dryer sa>p when
cloches reodi p.mc. itoolaa coadition.
wt.y ..i I dt11ae on au-ri<: ps clocha clryu?
Tliey're 111udi &Met tbaa odan --~ cypes of , ..,,_. ,,,.,.. .. ~-1co•. ~nor.,_•
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l!lXPERillNcmo a11enu.n lady T ~le 8e--'-
NEWPORT BAY POST-·W-.ian
NEW8-TDIJl8 -Every Taellda7 .
wante<1. KAY NJa)..S()N DlU:8S e ~--· New -New ..... New Yearly and Winter
SHOP, $440 Vt& Oporto. •Lido RADlOREPAIRS HUDSON INVADER GOOD "11\N. ,HOUB&S '",\Pl'S. REAL ES' ?Jl11 Ille ""~· HA"l°" 121~ Larry ha · • .. Baroid l!Amn>· 540 mo. up. 1Mt!np wanted.
Jl(ALI: -ma1n1a1ance-aome ,,.,,. ru.m~~ Mariile Engines PAUL C. JONES .
·um In tltlltt automotive, me-iee ~ c..Jt -.·~ 275 H.p. ZS011Balboa Bl"-, N . ...,.rtlleacll -----------------------cbAJ\lclll. or taJ'llOUUy-Start1n1 ' llOUo PRICED TO SllLL Call Barbor SfO .,.. B&r-2313 ~
11&1ar1. POO plua '16 -t of Uv-1----------See John Haney RON AS A GIFT ANYTIME NEWPORT-BAIMA PRE88-'Ihm~
.... ,.. ...... Q ,.7 .... _.~·r' ., .. Inf bonua. Appllcatlorul reeolved Q'KE!:Flli • KER.RrM' tAble t.op CO 4 DEL MAR--amall apt. • on~. Dec. Hth et <>!anr• ....... Good oonclllkln, SZ!I. I'll. at Seacraft • .,.n!Y, t'llml&bed, auitab!e .tor A HOME IS THE MOST APPRECIATED AND
Cout. college admlnlatnUon .,H.a.rbor l&. Nc69 ,couple. Reuonable. Call Hal'-LASTING Y
· , .... ,. , •tMfts ''' . •' ' llllflllDil AJ) •. , uira • ' . llecll8 825 CO.\llT fllGHWAY bor :U2t. . 118<58 · • · •-building. . . NEWPORT B!lA.CB .. . ,., ..
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' •hn 2 ....., 1.llO
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Tbe DUblllMn w1l1 not bl r.pcmGble tor more than _. tnwa tct
m.r&a ot an -t.......,... Ille rlPt to -11 ~
U.J" &Dd aD &di and to reject any ~mmt not contonniD.K to
rules and ~Uona. Advert!Kmenta and cancellatkola wUf be
acarpUid ap' to 6 p.m. On the 4&~1' pubUcaUon. Pb.. Bar. tilt
P-.. JIM. IE.It Mii: for •.&.1 .r ....S .. ud ..-u... to
ICEWPOR'l' BAIU!()R PIJllUSllDi'O 00. nu BM'-BmL, Newpor& B•d', oantonJa..
1._BUSINDIS 6U1DE
Building Contractor
. E. F. ZII.M
Licensed , . ~ Insured
New ReAidentinl and
Commercial ConstrucUon
Remodeling and Alterations COllPLl:'rlll HOUSE CLEANIN<l
Mr'f1ee.. "1m.1ture and rug1
... •bampooed. Free elltlmates-Complete Building Bervtoe
truJly tnsurecl. Handled by One Contractor .. Al's House & Rug FREE ESTIMATES
Cleaning Co. Harbor 0727-J Day or Ev:iceo
Beacon 8111 ntfc
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Custom Tailoring
For Ladles and Men
Alterations -Furrier
PIPER-JOHNSON
PAINTING
LJCENSED -INSURlllD
Glenn Johnston
501 • Slat St. Newport Beach
Harbor 2297-J 34c48
813 I!:. Bal-Bll'd. Hu. 109l! lftlfc -Claasifled a4B a.re read by follcs
wbo are k>oking to buy.
Re8ulta come trom constant
Practl« ! An ad recula.rly in th la
s-per will pl"Oduce resulU tor you.
l!-BUJLD11'10 SERVICES
PAINTING
EARL SHEFLIN
14-P!:RSONAl.8
A Free Check t"
ON OUR WATCH MASTER
showa tr repaira or a new watch
are requlre<l
WALLACE CALDERHEAD
Jeweler
CAR BOP. OnlJ' experienced n .. d MORE Gift Ideas Pb. BEA.CON 6771 BAYFRONT RENTAL. 1 bdrm.,
apply. K!!J( NDZS OR.IVE-IN. 2tfc to June 15th', $10 mo.
801 Ba.ya.Ide Dr., Newport Beach JUST recetved another shipment 2 BDRM.. 2·batb beyfronL &ea·
ts7c60 . ot thla tupet" eonable. Electric Train M-4UllOAL. MDIO GREENLEAF • ASSOC.
WAN T HOUSEKEEPER part Replica ol S&ata Fe Streamliner, . 3112 Newport Blvd. Har. ~2 Um•, !i day• a ,week. 1 adult ln WANTED -50 pianoe. Trade: ln ------------
f&mily. References. Vicinity of with larJe oval track. A honey! your old plano on a Gn.nd., Spin·
aoo Blk. w. Bay Av• .. Balboa. $14.95 •tor beeautul talmaioD. Blsb·
Phooe Harbor' 2797·W . 68c60 est cuh allowance. Tenn•.
\ 1 DANZ. SCHKIDT PIANO CO.,
DON'T DELAY, CALL TODAY RADIOS · comer 1111. 620 No. Main, Banta
. , . for an ad ln the Uvely cluai· NEW MODELS An&.
Cled aecUong of the WeaUnthol.ue. Philco, Admiral
BIG THREE-\ $17 95 REPOSSESSED SPINET, hlghe.lt · Up . pde make. SAVE ~. Per· News·'nme&, Poat Shopping New• feet condltlon. Anothe/tor 1295.
and lh• """"" DA VIS-BROWN CO. tull keyboard, DANZ-6CHMIDT
OVER 2t,500 CIRCULATION IS 1885 Harbor Blvd. ~la Mesa BJg MU.lllc StoH,·r5tO No. Main.
THE ANSWER! Beacon 6821 comer 6th, Santa An&.
Phone Harbor 1616 today e.nd uk
for the ad·ta.ker. KNABE 'A.M:PICO GRAND. Like
.!I-WANTED TO BUf new! SA VE over $2000. Cabl·
IDEAL GIFT
For the budget minded
Electric Blankets
Sheet• and comrort~r8, start e.t
$24.95.
CROSLEY TELEVISION -16"
black r ectangUlar tube. Lovely ' large console combtnallon with
radio antl 2-speed record player,
$299.95
EZ b&nk financing
COLDS POT REFRIGERATOR. 6
cu. ft .. just recond.itlonad and In
A·1 m~hanlcaJ condlUorl. Ex·
ceJJent finish, only
$89.95
PHILCO CONSOLE RAOIO-Au-
ton1atlc tuning. All bt1.11d e:ov~r
age.
$14.95
net fWl of wonder rolb goet
\VANT TO B U Y some good~ wCth. lt! Term•! DANZ..
sheet li"on. Harbor 1020..W. 63lfc SCHMIOT Bl& Piano Store, 020
Somebody Wants
That used furniture, brlc4 a•brac,
paJ.nUnp. etc.. now taJdn,s up
No. 'Main. cor. 6th, Santa Ana.
RENT A PIANO. ~ per month.
AU n.nt allowed l! you buy with-
in term•. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 020
No. )la.In. Santa Alla.
space .ln your garage. Flnd a buy4 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL -Lovely
er with a clauJtled ad ln the buptal~ upright ptano In per·
News·T1mea, Poat, and Presa com4 feet condJtton. Tenn.a, SM> down
binaUon. Juat Phone Harbor 1611, &nd •15 per mo. at SHAFER'S
say: "I want to place a Cluatfled MUSIC co. (Stnce 19(17) 421 N .
Ad,'' and a courteous ad-taker w11J ~camore, Santa Ana. Klmberly
help you write an eftecUve ad. 2-0672. 5ltc
BAlCBOO RA.'ITA..1' SHOPS .,
Complete lln•, faetof'J·tO--JOU.
Open 12-9 dally • Bun. Banlc
terms. 275 Ocean Ave., Laruoa
Beach. tic
Jack's Furniture
1505 W. Balboa Blvd.
A PIANO FOR CRRISTM.U! I Al-
moet 100 from which to chOOle.
Spinet'.8, upright.I and Granda.
Famous maket. No rt. In
pricu! Euy Lenn.a! Small de-
poelt w1ll 9eCUre youra. DANZ.
SCHMIDT Big Piano Store.
Santa Ana, 520 No. Main, comer
8th.
GREAT CHRISTMAS PIANO 4 n. Glb&on refriclrator _ .... $32.M SALE now on! Save from $100
Slinger elec. portable &ew1nr to i1000 on Grand planoe;
machine ...... · .................... $44 .50 Knabe', Kimba.l, Wurlitzer, Voae,
LIDO ISLE
U you want a J'e.ntal on LIDO
ISLE aee us. Several-' lovely
apt.a. Alao homu aWLllable.
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
3333 vi. Lido Harbor ll!OO
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YEARLY RENTAL. Lido !ale .
Bea11t.U'ul new 1 bdrm. unfum:
apt. Fireplace. Ga.rage. $80 mo.
200 Via Anlibea, lJdo Isle. Har.
bor 2793·J, eve.a. • 54p59
NICELY FURNISHED 1 bedroom
upper view apt. Year around
rental, 570 mo, lnclud. ulll. Ap·
ply <110 Dahlia, Corona del Mar.
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RENTAL v
SPECIALISTS
Call Edna Cnl6
Linwood Vick, Rltor.
Balboa Ialand. Har. 2°'2 32<64
FURNISHED small at>t. croae to
ma.rkel!, theatre, bu~. Work!ng
man or 2 adults. Util pd., $35
o. 817 • 36th St., Newport
ch. Harbor 691·W. 49t!c .
SE 503 and 0031A-38th, Newport
[al., 2 bdrm. untum. boine, yrly.
2 bedroom unfum. apt., double
gar. laundry, storaae room or
extra bedrm. See owner, 501
38th, N ewpart Island. 56c61
NICELY FURNISHED 1 bedto6m
up~r view apt. Yeu;-round
rental, $70 mo., incl. util. Apply
410 D~J1a. Corona del Mar.
5&c58 273 Palmer 8L. Colrta Kea
Bu. 54~7-M H<9
OOODJ USED modttm
817 Coast Blvd., Corona de.I Mar bux.1 Looka lik~ el~c. •tyle tee
N>frlg.
SlJvertone wire recor.:jer Baldwln make, Lester a.nd
and radio ..... ··-·---······-···509.00 many others. Some used. some
Alcoholics Anonymo11.1
Write P . 0 . Bos U'1
· Only $14.95
H. H HOLBROOK
DEPENDABLE PLUMBING
...... pt
11,olboa Ioland. Calif. DA VIS-BROWN CO .
__ Pbo __ •_•_Klln __ be_r1_.,. __ ll-43R ____ 1 ll&~ Harbor Blvd. CMta Mesa
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na • • 11& J~W'
--Bl>d. Newpwt-
n-.arrtJATIO.'Q W &lfTJa>
When you need a nurse:
Practical Nunies Registry
Graduate l!ndergraduate CARPENTER
WORK Trained Practic:al Nunies
cu.tom Specially trained OB Nun1es ROUOH and F\nl!hed
built M.blneta. Harbor 1154-M. 860 Orange. Slnta Ana
s•c35}J Kl~rly 2-811'ii6 ~cet
N Ii n HELP? FINE HA.ND LAUNDRY or tron-
tt; ; · Ing only. Shlrta, ~la' achoo!
Oorurult ldtuaUon wanted ad11 or dreuel!I. curtalna u you Uke
pla.oe a clamifted In the New. them. Pie-up and deliver. Help
Tlmea. Post &nd Preu cbmblna-with djnner parties. Mrs. WJJ.
Uon at $2 per week. min. Phone Ha.ms, Harbor 15.'52-M, Bee.eon
Harbor Ute. M91 -W. aZpM
B-.oon llJl
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EVERYTHING
FOR YOUR TRAILER
WE F ILL BUTANE _,,.,
PROPANlC TANK.B
Complete lnstallalton, re))4.lr
and .en1ce of all Tra.Uer
l'.qulpment.
Berman E. Samuel Elli• M. Porlet
ORANGE COAST.
TRAILER SUPPLY
1910 HARBOR BLVD.
Coat& Meaa. Phone Beacoo 1224-R
82tfc
Mahog&ny lf'levl!!lon table on nf'w. DANZ • SCHMIDT Big
rubber rollers ·····--··········-$12..50 Piano Store. 020 No. Main, cor.
Maple bed ... ·······-······-·--··--·Sl0.00 _G_lh_._San __ ta_An_a_. ------
Anchor andJroJ18 .......... _ ........ , 7.50 USED PIANOS from $89 up. Good
Phone Harbor Z!i02-R p 1 a yin r condition. DANZ-
SCHMIDT, 020 No. Main, 8all-
TABLE TOP gu ranee. pa heat• ta Ana, cor. 8th.
en. 3 chuu or drawen, lee
box and misc. furniture. 109 GOOD UPRIGHT PIANOS from
N. Ba}' Front, Ba1boa laJand., S.09. Tenna u convenient a.a SO
Harbor 2098·M or Beacon 6040. mo. at SHAFFER'S MUSIC CO
Mc68 CS lnc.e 1907) 4.21 N . Sycamore,
Santa Ana.. KI. 2-0672. 44Uc.
GRJ!(AT PIANO SALE. Secure
your Christmu piano now.
Bungalow Apts
BEAUTIFULLY furnished, large
living room with fireplace, bed·
room. kitchenette. Low winter
rate• by day, week. or month.
Farm House Motel
1304 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar
Phone Harbor lo&3
56c81
FURNISHED 3 rm. apt. on UUle
Balboa Island. Pier. $50 mo. 'till
June l~th. Ph. Ha rbor 1397-W.
08c60
MAHOGANY DESK, Sheraton
sewing table. dressing table
atool and man'a dreaaer. Phone
Harbor 24~. Mc59 BtJt,.nd nlrW Spinet $395. Another . am~t .s1ze, only $297. · Sav~ KITCHENETTE. APT., furnished
CHINESE RUGS, match.ine pair.
siu, 7 x 8 each. Beige with blue
border. $60 each. Both for $90.
Private party. P hone Harbor
20<6-R. 58c60
trom '100 to $200 on disconUnu-$20 mo. Fum1shed 2 bdrm. apt.
ed .rnode1I $10 will hold until $55 mo. 1 bedroom furn. apL
'Csel:tnry. :r..s y terms. DANZ· $37.00 mo. CQnvenlent location.
8CflMJDT Big Piano Store, 520 Util. incl. 1529 Yf, Balboa Blvd.,
~-Kain, EWlta Ana, oor. 6th. days~ Harbor 31 U>·R. 58c59
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He Who Whispen Down a Well ' • About the Things He Has to Sell
Will Never M+e as Many Dollars
As He Who Climbs a Tree and Hollen!
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On Marine Ave.
! u l J!~l~c~land ratrim J!fW.g1e .<vi.
Available Yearly
1125 Month
SEE
Linwood Vick, Rltr.
312 Marine Ave., Balbba Isl.
"6c58
<!-WANTED TO RENT
0-A-TRAILER SPACE
zg;~ FRO~·;~~="· Space~
trees, shrube. Very lure lot.
Adults.
REST HA VEN TRAILER COµRT
17t.~ Pon}_.ona, Coo'4 M-
t&-AUTOMOBILES, TIRES
1947 PONTIAC Streamliner 8 -
by original owner. Excellent
condition. Under seat heater,
radio, fogllghts, tteat coven, etc.
Phone Harbor 212. Mc68
BEST OFFER TAKES 19M Chev-
rolet 2-door deluxe, like new.
Harbor 2404. 66c58
1947 PONTIAC Streamliner 8-
by original owner. Excellent
Beautiful bay front home with swimming, boet·
Ing, ~atbing at your front door the year .rout>d
Five spacious bedrooma, ol baths. large pa:i
Dish Washer Dispo
All newly decorated with attractive papers.
Price includes all drapes and carpeting, some
just laid.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
BAY AND BEACJI REALTY
Extends Holiday Greetings
Ethel Shirley Gloden Fay
1450 BALBOA BLVD. Phone Harbor 1264
NEWPORT HEIGHTS.
2 bedroom home with Thor kitchen un.it and nice
patio. Good location on one of the best streets.
Sewer street and curb assessments paid. Rea·
SOllllbly priced" at
• $6,750, terms
STANLEY-HADFIELD
Phone Harbor 20
. or stop at the office at
216 Marine Balboa Island
CHOICE OCEAN FRONT HOME
CLEAN BEACH. 2 bedrooms. plus dl!n. Furnec.e heat.
PaUo. Fenced yard. Very attractively furnished.
$12,500 full price
Balboa -Ocean Front -Close-in
~ INCOME UNITS U5,800
TWO DOUBLES and 3 11lngles. Excellent beds, refrig-
eration and alovea. HANDY LOCATION.
Civic Center District -$6,500
EXCEi.LENT Location on 36th Etreel. Attractive. Par-
tially furnlshed 2 bedroom frame home. Cement f9unda.
Uon, good r oot. Yard fenced and landscaped. Gerag!'.
Can show iny Ume. See MARY DICKSON, llarbor
I 013 or Harbor 2092· W .
EARL W. STANLEY, Realtor
8113 NEWPORT BLVD.
LIDO ISLE
NEWPORT BEACH
HAPPY
NEW YEAR
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bedroori1. 2-bilth homes on Lido.
28-ft. Jiving room with corner
fireplace, opens on to large pri-
vate p&lio. Master bedroom
16xl4. full tile features through
out. Unit heat, 52·!t. lot. We
a.re ready t o decors t e. IF YOU
HURRY, you may choose your
o~ colors. Don't make a mis-
take. See this fine home before
you buy.
OCEAN FR. COTTIA GE, $9,000•
Balboa's choicest location~ and
close to bayfront . FOR YEb-
ROUND or VACATION UV-
ING. 1 bedroom, llvlngTOOm,.dl-
nelte, kitchen, bath, garage,
laundry room, sto re room and
lo\•ely PA T10.
ALSO
2 bedroom and den, 2·balh borne on 45-fl. lot. Large patio, m&ny
ouU!tanding features. 4% loan.
We believe lhl.s i5 one of· tht>
best looking home!! on Udo,
$21 ,000.
BAY FRONT
3 bedroom. 2·balh home, 5 yrs, old.
Two fireplaces, bar-type kitchen
BEST BAYFRONT BUY on
Lido, $35,000 furniBhed. · " · -Batboa ·Peninshla ·"
Corner lot at Seville and M St.
Sacrlllce, $2,850.
GREENLEAF &: ASSOC.
3112 Ne"NPOf't Blvd. Harbor 2552
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4 bedroom5. 3 bathrooms, oc~an
view, new modem Z..story yea!'·
around home. Comp1Pte1y fum.
1711 East Ocean Blvd., Balboa.
For appointment t o see call
ownt>r-Harbor 2543. Mc69
HOME-& INCOME, $9,000
Right smack between tht ba,y
and ocean! Needs a bit of tlx1ng
but WHAT A BARGAIN! The
cozy cottage bas 2 B. R., Uvtnc-
room with fireplace, bar kit·
chen, bath. The apa.rtrnent over
the garage, has two b4!d.roomi;.
livingroom, kitchen and ~~
There ia a &Omewhat 'beal·UP'
guest room and bath, adjoinln«
the garage -which could do
with a..llttle attention o(. coune.
-A tl:l .. l:e peroon wbMtf. ..... u.t d alnt 'o " .. Jn.( .,91« P. . . turn lhis bat gs. i · o a
CHARMER. ' .
BALBOA POINT, $1 3,500 ·
Charming 3 B. R. home, ftpl.,
patlo, cl~ to good Bay bathinJ.
DUPLEX NEAR BAY, $20,000
Thia ts an attractJve two--~
almost new. Ea.ch apt. hu ~
bedrooms and t. nlef;'Jy tum¥Jt·
ed. A view ot the Bay trom .~e
upper deck. Be .sure to .ee UU!
" SOUTH COAST REALTY 00.
So Don°t Be Glum and Woe le«JOne;
For As Sure-As You .Are Born
WANTED--Untumhhed 2 bedrm.
house at rea.aon.i>le yearly rent-
aJ. COM or Newport Helghta.
Call Harbor 143l·R. '41 tft'
condition. Under meal heater, ------------"Multiple Lil!ltµtg RealtoN"•
302 Main St., Balboa Har. 20U
"Near PavUlon"-
Dai1Nt Fat lune .Alw• Smiles Upon • The Guy Who Toots His Horn!
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THOSE WHO ABE BEST
QUALw1£0 TO ~ow, SAY: .
''IT_ ALWAYS PA1S TO
ADVERTISE''
1
AND IN Tf,tE HARBO~ AREA IT'S SMART TO . ~ .
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U~E THE . NEWPORT -BAI.BOA NEWS-TIMES
NEWPORT BAY POST 'AND SHOPPING • NEWS
AND lliE NEWPORT -BALBOA. PftESS
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2211 IALIOA &YD. HAI. 1616 NIWPOIT llACH
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~~---------~---HEI<lln'll Sl:CTION OF COSTA
MESA-3 bedroolNI, unfumi.ah-
~ W mo. year itaM Pr turn..
$90 mo. to month bub. •
BA.4'0A ISLAND-2 bdmi. apt.
tum. <>r untum. $80 a mooth. y..,.-.
CORO!fA Dl:L MAR--4' bedrm.
tum. Hear .-chool. 1123 rmo., lm-
med. pom...,on.
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Ph. l(ra. Hende
Harbor 17U
JOHN VOGEL
radio, foglights, seal coveM1,
etc. Ph. Har.· 212. 56c~ **SOLD**
226 :Marguerite
Corona deJ Mar
By a
MuJtiple UaUn,g Realtor LOANS For Homes
with 4J'o ~ 5¥2 % Int.
~ . ... .
~.~ 1n r. a~ !:ra_"":_ Exceptional Byy
.,._ IJ'" ,._.. iaca i.....,.. We fee} this 2 B.R. home is
cAU. BOil BAT'l'Lmt the most outstanding buy
Bar.-nea .Ir/it "'" AIPPf"lml In Costa Mesa.
Rep. PODU1B lil0ft'l'G4Q& 00.
-Uh 1111. --JO 1-01.IO . . •••alde. ao.e bl. • yn. old.
hardwood floors, tlJe, separate
tiled atall ahower. fireplace,
fenced back yard. 2~r PJ'BC'C
with C'Mlcrebt-driveway. G. I.
apprallte:d for ,over 11.0,000.
Owner muat selL FUD price only • $8,950
. -.
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New 3 bdrm. Homes
Especially well built
NEWPORT CITY ·
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Oak noon, tlttplaee, tumaee, tile
bath, prbare dbpooal. 1a-.
double. garage, l&rce Iota. Mon
In now.
$9,950
THESE HOMES W1LL .t.I.80 0 .1.
' Ralph P. Maskey
Mll )'lewpo~ Bml.. Newport Belt.
l'llol1e HMlor '°'
**SOLD**
Lot on Ml..,_,.
• Balbci&"
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' •• NEWPoaT . 141 I04 ~ -TIMES. Tuesday, ~mber 26, 1950
tlcm~Soon ~ New· Off irA .1:.qu .. -........ 1n 11 -· ... I'll RN ait ~..., .......... -jola--"*""" of ~ 11!1 t.optllu to Mitt 1--
• --~-::-r -.. _ bo1o pll.J --,,,. " -· -tM ,-9< to. M m _..~to _,i>1ete17 outfit the
•••• •
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So ·Lang
'·I; lllifc·lt.THE ~El
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lelcome
1951
~ • -1»~ ... ...i tam wtu> panlJI. abt.u, wum-up
1111te ••-11110 on-.too the Jod<•l.I and -• • • • • • • Jfewpart Ba.-Cbambn of Ooln· 'nle ..... ruJl.I will haft I 1111¥W ~ 1a -•ndet-"a.>' and • bod1 wtth ..,,.. hhM trim. ,,,.
.,.n for -will bo --rt-toom will mrt 11.1 oc_b1<1W• Jon. If, Ill,)' ~!Mtm. OH<UUn 3 at T:IO p.m. and Wiii play eY"'7
-=ret&r)', haO -In \lie Wedn...iay and Botul'dl,)' Ol the ,
Cllambon montl!q buU.Un. Lquna hlch ad>ool SYID· AU 11-...:..------~..i
1950
AJ.-, ... bond 1a "'°"' than -·n .,. _ ..,..rourlll ot tho '8.aOO fluld ,__ pmeo ~· "~ '
ed to ..U. the ol!Jp-otll<o ,..iy
tor oceu.paney atte:r the Oty of
11 .. pott -eondltlona tlle ol!lp
and pi.-It on land at Vlo Qpo<to
..,..,. 11.Wport 111"11. Twont10-ne
membln of the Chamber of Com~
--lllped • .......,.i.. --t for Ille 111.000, Lancenbdm -·
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Dlrecton pro"'°" to accumu· .-i. tile .....,_ requlrod ~J of-
,..... e'Yft'Yone the • opportunity
tO pledge labor. materlal. cuh or
8ertlce9 u they feel will hefp mut
taward the completion of. Ute pro-lfiFt. ~•Im added. Informa-
tion wW IOOn ~ at hand u to
what la required. all the way from
_. tra)'9 to door kDobe, he aaid.
• IOI.NS ARMY
;Etgtiteen Orange county youtha
lave enlisted in three "branches o" the armed forces through the
Army and Air Force recru.itlng
ltaUon a.nd the Navy recruiting
sgb-•taUon at Fullerton city hall
• far thls month, it wu announc-
ed! yesterday by rteruitlng officers.
_.Army enliatmenta include RJch-
.-1 Car90n. 20. of 112 Z2pd St..
Newport Beac.h who joined the
MJ"Y"lc.e on Dec. 7.
Claaalfled ads cost little. do )dUc.h.
, PORT _THEA TR ~
NO"' TllRlJ .SAT.
"THE ,MINIVER
STORY"
GREER GARSON
WALTER PCDGEON
LD'l'llJl A. BECJIEK. D . D. 8.
Dli:NTlSTRY
1780 Newport Blvd., Costa Mea
Medical Bldg. Beacon 8762
006 E. Bay Ave., Balboa
Barbor 327-J
-Harold K . Grauel
Chapel
Phoneo : Deacon 6810
Ill Br-.d"-i1 ea.ta Me•
BE SURE-INSURE
Willi
111A URIE 8T ANLKT
........... Oaly
Pho11e Harbor J 171
1U -A-liat-bland
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W. Stuart Foote
Ol!:NERAL INSURANCE
Co1tr!lou.! l1\[onn4tUm
1111 Balboa Blvd.
Newport 8eecb F1L Bar. U
I
• sa. Hsr TrsUen
hn!plar '"'Iii •CAOOH Wl
c-.lf--Oo.
UM N-rt Ill ...
S AM'S
SEA FOOD
"'SIGN OF 'niE S ·---_,-at-
OMl:N DAILY
II ... a .. ti* .. •
Cocktail11, Sea 1-'ood ...
Steak Uinnt>l'll
l'llONU1 UJ1'0 UACB
840.. 79, 802-00
and 824-05
WELCH 'S
OD9'14-'
• I 1117.
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IT MIGHT AS WEL L BE SPRING
..........u ... joll,y CllrlotmU
UnUJ &llQt.ber yar!
Of ....,.., I llJte my preMnlo,
Doa't M .u\y <l<&r!
.
l cert&lllly wu emba.n'aaed
When Kra. B. &&Ye me that
•Uly d18h.
t suppoee l ct.n pµt 8C)me0Wit'
10methlac ln lt . . . Two and one-half m1Le8 of the
Hollywood l"'reeway ts to be open·
ed to tbe pubHc Dec. 27. 1b1I par-
Ucu.Ls..r .ee:Uon hu cost almo.l
112~.ooo. It bu neceuttated the
demolition of 71 bulkll:np and
the movtng of l,&4.3 buUd!np.
Oh. _... of lhi'thlnco,
I really muot &drnlt
~rh&P9 a Utlle n.h.
Don't you lh1nk the cat
la actlng .art of queer 1 '! '!
Few people realise that the nnt
eecUon of the Hollywood Freeway
wu completed in 1'40 on a joint
financing progT"a.mJn&' between
the •tas.e and City ot Loe Anselea.
atated c. H . Purcell. director ot
PubUc Works. ''Th.ta flnt MCUon
coats l.n the neighborhood of $1.-
000,000 a.nd Wu 1.3 mile.a In
lensth. It ls known u Cahuenga
j3lvd.
"Thi second section." conUnued
Purcell. "wu 1.8 mlle.11 and coet
about one and three-quarter mll-
llon dollara. Thia third secUon.
th.at ls opening tomorrow, la 2 Y.r
mlles lonr a.nd as 11tated above the
COAt 1.t alm<M!t 12 % million dollan.
Of courae lt went through a much
thJcker populated district than the
first section dJd , hence the increu--
ed COAt."
"The fourth section, now under
COMtruction, between Virgil Ave.
and \Veatem Ave .. should be com-
pleted about October. 1951. at a
coat of about Sl.:W0.000. Contracte
to complete the rrmainlng 2.T
mileJJ are expected to be under
con11truction during 19S2 and com·
pleted !ometlme in 1953.
''Up to date. the Highway Com-
miMlon hu allotted 144.860.000
for the con!lructlon of the Holly-
wood Freeway. We have alao al-
loted over $3,000,000 for the 1951-
Sl flACal year for future con11truc-
Uon and purchue ot"rigttt of way."
Bombin9 Effects
on Our Cities
California cities might fare
wonie than the cities of Japan
and Gern1any did In the event or
bon1bing attack.
A ma.nuaJ distributed by the
s'tate Qffice of civil defense 8a.ld
building of German cttleA were
lc:ois su.sceptlble to fire storms
than citie!f of similar elu Jn the
United States.
The manual alao pointed out
that there Ls mort" material that
could catch fire in the average
Amertcen home then In thoee of
the Jap&ne8e. Roofs on Amertcan
buildings offer leu protection than
those on Japane.se: bulldlnp. the
r.?"port added .
The manual was produced by th<-
Fedcral Office of Civil Defenst-
and wu dilltributed by the 11tate
to m&yon IJld board8 of supervts-
on:, It wu designed to prepare
flre,flghting agencies for the maa8
rlrea they may encounter In the
event of war.
The booklet wall hued on con·
clualqn. of the U . S. Strategic
Bombing Survey a.nd on studlea by
the National Fire Protection as-
toelat.lon.
Vets May Enlist
in Reserve Corps
at Former Gracie
In an era ot total war every
ptr90'1 must Jook to lhe future
thJa le e.apecially true of men who
served durtnl' lbe recent war and
may be called •pin.
, Reaerve Corpe: regulaUona p~
v1de lhat any n\an who hu aA
bonorabJe diecharl'e may enllat ln
the Rauve ln the <Tade he held
upon sepe.raUon, without • phyal-
cal examtnaUon.
Could J\ave bffn a little better . TOO MUCH CATNIPT ! !
Not that I expo<~ onyWns
to tit ...
The'n ahe'• hlgb. on wffd I fear.
AH YES, Farewell to jolly C'b.rllt-
mu, Here are the lf'ffUn( cardl
I •lmplJ Dou.Id ha•e litlll,
Oh 'lftll. 90l'M other ume .! •.
Of all the bolldaya, the be.at ...
Thank heavena I have tW Decem-
ber '51
They 00 look aort of bent. • To catch up on my rut? • •
SALUBRIOIJB SALUTATIONS!
TO OUR J1USHD8 AND CUSTOMERS • aAUM>A I , AHD It
Nftl TMr canb • • •
Confetti
300 MAIN BALBOA 1951 • • • HAIL TO THEl!i Bl.ITHIC SPIRIT! 80 YOU WANT TO TURN
OVER A NEW L&Ar J'OR Jlttil ! ! 0 . K. We'll have you •tart
by l&klnl" Uae old ¥atll18b blot.c.Md leave• out of your dlnln1 room
table. Take lb• wbo&e l.&ble .. a matter of fact. to the PACJP'IC
NELR.EM CO. Tiley wW remoTe all lhe old varnlah or pa.lnt and
return It to you all ttady to reflnlah. New Ye&ra 111 a good Lime
to .tart cleaia.J.q a.ouN .•• The Pacific Nelrem Co. ~moves paint
from antlquN, bedl, druetn. and all type.11 of furniture. ""Thil
Nelrem proceu WMbN o&d palnl or varnlah away and leave• the
wood clean a.nd unJLarmltd. Th• best part of this procea: la the
1mall expenM to you and houra of labor Nvlng-. ANOTHER WON•
DERFUL de&I Ls \bat thW company rcmovea PAINT FROM ALL
KINDS 01' BOATS topelde and bottom! Oet with lhla new miracle
d1-cottry! PAClFIC NELREM pleb up and dellven ... and In a
hurry ... Call Uiem at Harbor 3960. 2811 Lafayette St., Newport
Buch, Callt. • • •
Communique to a df'sperate \\roman
In vi led to a Ba.II :
Our ahop Ml tull of party go'A'l\8
De•lgned for short or tall-
_.We've a ruatllng Si'qUined .eklrl,
A blouse wtth load!I of styllab
We'll attire you very nice ly
For JU.St a bit of ready cuh:
Ul\,QI 'E 8HOP
dash . , ,
1209 Coast Blvd. • • • Corona del M•r
ALUE'TTA., OENTIL ALUETTA ... ANNOUNCEM.ENT EXTRA-
ORDlNAlR.E! Vera WUU&rn.1, concert singer a.nd voice lcacber is
forming a group llnl'ln,-cl&M for teen age girls at her PATIO
STUDIO, B&Jboa I.land. Vera WILL teach you French and Italian
eonga or the 12th and 13th century on up. You high AChool young
ladles wtU have a lot of fun and at thl' :oiame tlmf' lnc rea.: your
language power•. I for one, think It would be quite dlvint" to bunrt
Into 90me quaint old French madrigal . . or lta.llan. folk 90ng ...
Quite a few girla are lntere•ted In thla el&IRI, 80 plan on joining them.
Ca.JI Vera Willl&.m.11 at Harbor 26-t7-J
THE PATIO STUDIO , .. 3131-i Marine Ave., Balboa l81and. • • • IT'S TIME TO WISH YOU ALL
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
e JESSYE
'' e DALLAS
•HARRY
HICHAKOlloN·s CVBTAIN a DRAPERY
Cuatom Made Cul1ala.
I !93 Coat Blvd.
811~vt'n. OraPf'rW-9
CoroDa Ml Mu • • • MR. GIL BROWN OP' THE POLLY APPAREL SAID TO ME,
"YOU KNOW MT STORE. SO SAY WHAT YOU LIKE ABOUT IT!"
Well. what I care to NY la thla -THE POLLY APPAREL HA8
EVERYTHING TllAT WOMEN WEAR and a lot of lhinp for
children of the Mnd·pUe age. QUALITY IS a prime conBtden.tlon
here. You can ahop here with complete confkfence th.at you'll get
a good brand and a good buy. You'll never go out of the POLLY
A.PPAREL kJcktnl you.net! for an unwiae purchaae". Dreue.s.
lingerie, aweatera, b~ or whatever are smart and timely. In
abort. you'll alwaya .-et yout money'• worlh. There, I 've &&Id It
again! SO A Proeperoua New year lo and from the POLLY AP-
PAREL. 1136 Newport Ave., COSTA MESA.
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THE BEST OF WISHES
-FOR 19~1 -
e SPORTSWEAR
e YACHTING APPAREL
• NAUTICAL OIFTS
P'or Men ud Women , .•
The 13th Annored Dirislon ill
curttntly maJ.ntalnJ"6 &n enUst-
ment ofnce: at 1012 !l. Mah) st . .'
OPEN SUNDAYB
AO C-.t HIWOJ'
NZWPOBT
-6HI
CDM HOME
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YUN
RUN TO
P'A81ll,ON8
QENERAL CLEARANCE SALE
Beginning January 2
• 8KJRT1'
e BLOUSES
e SUITS •
e J.ACKETS
e SW E:.A TERS
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FUN FASHIONS lS06 Cout Bl,·d. • • • START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT!
Corona del Mar
IX>N'T MIS8 THE PAJiADE. BE ON TIME FOR WORK!
TIME lS MONEY !
OUA.RANTEED WATCH. CLCX:K and CHRONOGRAPH REPAIRS
AT LOUCKB' JEWELRY. 1786 Newport Blvd., Costa. M~. • • • Rtn'H WELLS OF THE W ASHERETI'E
SAYS:
''THANK YOU ALL FOR THE GOOD
CLEAN FUN! ....
It'• been fun taking care of your laundry
;ere ln· my •u~r sanitary •Udalng shoppe .
[t'1 been a plf'a.aure to do buslness with you nice clean-cut people
here in thr Harbor dlatrtct~ H erc's to a bright and shiny New Year
to yoa all ... m•y everylhlng come out In the wash~
WA.SHERE1TE.
Sincerely,
404 Coe.at Blvd .. Corona del Mar. • • •
Ruth WC'llS
Har. 2566-W
00 YOU KNOW WHAT TIME IT IS?'?'? IT'S TIME FOR YOU
TO START BEING PUNCTUAL!
EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRS AT
WUCKS" ,Jt;\.\rf;Lft\', 1786 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA • • • l KNOW You·RE ALL PRE"T"TY BUSY EXCHANGING EVERY-
THJNG THAT DION,. FIT. OR WASN,. THE RIGHT COLOR.
HEY NOW! Speaking of color. why don't you cJl&ngc th~ color of
your halr, or bleach It. or do 30methlng gay. mad, and cuu&l for
tbe ·New Year! ! '? HARRIET DOPYERA BLEACH, DYE AND
PERMANENT ARTIST le now at Ruth's Beauty Shop. Sally Hidy
couldn't make tt .:u prevtoua!y announced, but Harriet Is there in-
atu.d. Harriet LI a great little beauty operator and lov('s to' give
penna.nenta and dye or bleach hair. RUTH'S hu perm~nenl.8 from
J8 up. You'd better start getting your.self back ln shape foe New
Year's Eve. Better make an appointment thi:oi nlinutc. Crawl lo
tbe phone, anld even If it lakf'.11 your last ounce of slr<-ngth call
RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP. HARBOR 2007. 338 Poln&l·ltla, Corona ' del Mar. • • "NO ROOM~ • NO ROOM!" cried Dr. Erwoo<l.
Making no rcfl•rt'ncc to lht1 Mad Hatte r, I said
g('ntly, "you can alw11.y:-1 move this t ea party or
yours to a differC'nl building you know." It
develops that several lin1cs during the Xn1W1
rush. Dr. Erwood barked hls shinfl 0'1 an In-
nocently beautiful ma.pie bed-divan. This rock n1aple sofa, as .fate.
would have it, hu drop -leaf l'nd lsblrs on each 11.rm and a
very refined. J)rovlnclal fabrtc 11eat. To put lt mildly, Erwood wants
to get It out of hl!t way. Becau.-,<-of a purr ly personal grudge, he's
&elllng thl11 wonderful piece of furniture down the river for $89.
l wlah one of you hun1ane readers would J!"O over lhC'rC and ~Ive
that rock msple bed divan a g00<I home~ ERWOOD'S. FURNITURE
, .. FABRICS ... ART ... GIFTS. 407 E . Balboa Blvd., Balboa. • • • TO OUR CUSTOMERS and F~ENDS :
ONE OF THE CREA TEST pleasures of
being in bu.-,tncsa Is the privil('gC' o f 11ayin1t
''Thank You ... " AND to wish you a HAPPY
N~ YEAR. If It were not for for1<s like you.
Ulere could be no firms Jlkc our:oi-So at thl.s
holiday &e&ll'On, may we exprcM our sincere
appreciation for the part you have played in
making our business what it Is today, It will
aJwaye be a pleaaurt• to serve you.
.JO-LEE SPORT SHOP
lllS Newport A~ • • • Colita Me8a
DID YOU GET MONEY FROM HO ME? ? ? OR DID SOME
KINDLY SANTA pat you on I.he cheek and say, "Here's a wad
of green-•tuff, get yourself something nice.''-..!~ suggest you pamper
your pride of poueMion and scamper over to KlAtMON'S DRAPERY
SHOP In Co8ta MM&~ Here you'll find marvelola decorator ltent8
-beautifully deelgned f&brlC8 a.nd wallpaper: CU!torn nlade drap-
e rle.11. bed spreads, slip covers and furniture. A flew sensational idea
for you lo consldef for your home is a FOTO·MURAL. ThC'~e are
nationally advertL9ed color photographs of great beauty and per-
•pective. They come framed In window size, full color 40" x 60"
at $20 ; or tull wa.11 s~ rieutral ton e, 90''.xlBO'.' al only $39.50. One
0( these on a blank wall will give c ha.rm and newne~ to your
eritlrl!! house. For year round gifts lo your house. vi!lit KIMMOS'S
DRAPERY, 43:j E. 17th, Coeta Mdl, ~con :iJf.6.
GREETINGS ·
. . ·•
BARBER'S BOOTERY
A FAMILY SltOE STORE •
WISHES ,YOU
AND YOUR FAJ.tILY
, A LIGf.IT ~TEP and
A JOYOUS NEW YEAR
BARBER'S BOOTERY
1795 NE\\'PORT AVE. COSTA -\{ESA
BEACON 5639-W
Parking Request
Sent to Com.
1951 FORD F~l PICKUP• r&UCX aad other modehl In Ute ~
Ford tl'Uc:k U. feature u oPuoaa.1 equipment • 9e\\ ":\-Siar
Extra" cab fOI' &ddN ~lllfort. A.a ealar~ nsr wtndo~· In aD
· 1941 Ford truck• ~vidita better au-around vision. The nr"' c3h. • with many pAM!tenpr Cllll" fcatu~ la MJund~proofed ''ii h onder-
coatlnr-ad roof 1118uJatloa. Seat~ lncludlnir b9cU. •"-' adju""tablfo.
and cu!'bk>M have a. Ullelc foam rubber pad. The DO\o\' t ruek C.a
be l'>ttD &l ~ Robbaa Oo .. %116 ?l.'e\\'purt Bl\·d., Ne•, l•orl, thl"
week.
Se..Vi~ Station
Attendant Gets
Honorary Award
John Durica of Ma1;ners' Shell
Servlct>, 714 Coast H ighway, New-
port Beach. has r ecei\.'ed an hon-
orary award in a national Mem-
orial Safety Service Project for
the careful attention he is givtng
to the safer driving needs of the
custom~re whose care and trucks
he servlcel'I .
John W. Anderson. president of
the Anderson Company, Gary, lnd.
who sponsors the project. sayl.
"Mr. Durie& is lo be congratulated.
for his contributions toward re-
iardlng the alarming growth of
automobile accidents and deaths
on our highways.''
"National Safety Council at-
tribulC'8 one out of five automobile
fatalities to obscure-cl vision. Wat·
er-streaked windshields doe to
dead wiper blades, v..·eak and dis-
torted wiper arms and l11.me wiper
motors are often a contributing
factor," continued Anderson.
"Automotive 8ervice men in the
Newport "Beach 4rea &re doing
great work in lhia campaign to
help reducc wi-eckage and save
lives. By this honorary award Dur-
ica is particularly commended for
his co0per11.tion," conclludcd Ander~
son.
The Human Race
Camp Menu
Includes Turkey
40th Infantry DivtAion men who
had lo spend thf holidays at, ,camp
may have missed a lot of the cus-
tomary Yuletide joys. but they
didn't miss the tradiliona.J Christ·
mas dinner .
Chrietmu dinner, in fact, la as
much a tradition with the Army
as it is with civilians. .,.
The dinr1.r l":'lenu included roast
turkey with dreuing, ripe olJves,
celery sticks, sweet pickles, spiced
tomato juice cocktaJI. gtblet gravy,
cranberry sauce, whipped potatoee
glazed !Weet potatoes, French 11tyle
green beans, lettUce wed,ge wtth
thousand island dressing, pe.rker-
house rolls, jam, butter, bot mJnce
pie, coffee. apples, tangerine!,
grapes, salted nub!, hard can$1y
and ice.cream.
As on' GI expressed it. "With
all thi.11, the poor civilians must
be eating hamburger.
ASK NAME CllASGE
Restoration of her maiden name
ot Brooks waa requested In aupe.r-
lor court by Mrs. Penelope ~nn
Wade a.s she sought divorce after
two month11 of marriage to Rich-
ard Harry Wade. They were mar-
ried at Newport Beach October
7, J950, pa.rted Nov. 17 a.nd ha\.·e
no children and no property, her
petition set forth.
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A requett for limited puking THE TWENTY-ElOHTH CON8l!lCUTIVlf DfVIDIDjJ"' AT
In front of
Costa Mesa
a docLor s office tn
wu referred to the
county trafflci committee by the
hoe.rd of supeTVlltlon lut week.
Const.able Prank Vaughn of
Newport Beach township naked
~ .up.rvtaora to order the area
Po&led for "paUenta only." but
lhe 0c::cM.1Jtty bo9rd aid It wouJd be
lmpou:ible to provtde exctwdve.
puldnl: ln. "'"'t ·or any """'-
eat&bllahmellt. 'lboy lndl<ated the1
mlgbt conncttt • limited parl\lni
_. It ,_,,,,mendod '111 tllo lrot-
flc fll""IP. v..,.ba Aid tloe n-pool ol'!lft
~ "' Ooolill ~ .. -... to ..... partdJI&. ,._ In tbe
area. -
l "Willi chronic bo""'11Nn. friel<l-
*lp lo lu:s'l1 • -ol toucll ...i .... --w~ .,. .. _ J'V•
THE RATE OF THREE PER CENT 13,._I PER ANNUM
FOR THE SEllI·ANNUAL PERlOD ENDINO DECEM·
BER UST, lllCIO. HAS BEEN DECLARED BY THE
D~RS or THl8 A880CIATION AND WILL BlC
P AlD DIDCl!lKBER 31,, lllliO.
ABSOLUTE SAl!'ETY FOR YOUR rvNP8
·EACH ACCOIJNT INSURED UP TO SI0.000
TOTAL RESOURCJl:S IN 'EXCESS OF '5.000.000
N EW P.ORT BA L ~O >t f EDE RA L
SAVINGS -t LOAN ASSOCIATION
f( A. PAl.Kl!R, l'rnl-
llSWl'Ollr U Mll, OALll'Olll'l14
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