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NEWPORT Bi!ACH, CAL1FoaNfA, TUEsI>iY, JANUARY 23, 1951 , • I ' ~ --
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BOB CALLIS ·kAMED HARBOR ~MAN OF YEAR'
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Gets Award af Balboa to be ·
Chamber Dinner .WithQut · Water .
Over 300 Newpdk. Harbor resJ-
dents gaw Bob CallLs, 718 Jumine
Ave.. Corona dcl 1-tar, named
"Mah ot the Year" at the annual
Chamber of Commerce dlnnc r
dance Friday evening at the Bal-
boa Bay club. Tv1cnty other
awards or merit and two Helms
Foundation trophic& were present-
ed at the session.
Calli• 'A'll8 given the coveted
a.ward tor his leadership o r the
1950 Community Cheat drive of
Newport Beac h whtCh ln ten day&
went ~ f><'r cent ovl'r its quota in
record time and m&de Newport the
nrst city in the state to accomp-
li.9h tUI ~oaL Calli.{J told the g roup
tttat he thou~ht the award should
be shart"d by the drlve'a hard-
wocking c11alrman, Judge Frank
Linnell.
The two huge H chns trophies
were gi\lc-n to J. A . Beek rvr his
outstanding <'Ontribution to Junior
ya.chting 1,.. the Harbor and ~o
Robert AllPn, Jr., for the mMl
outstanding contribution to senior
yachting. Bt'ek was ab&ent and
the 8Yi&rd V.'&.:!I a cct'plt'd by his
son, Allan Beek.
Certlfi('.Att'• or Ylerlt.
Hand -IC't(crM certific11.tr8 µf
merit were givch by R etiring
Presldt"nl Roland Wright to: cart
H&nna (Qr his civil dcfenee work:
Corona {!el Mar Bu~iness AS!K>Ci-
atk>n for Treuure Days; 0 . W.
"Dick'' Rlch•rd for hia Lido Mar-
ket's n~ti I award; Newport
'Ocean · · g Aasociatlon fo,r the
Enacne.da c::e; Junior Chambc(
· ' tor the fioa tng Cbrtatmas t~;
._.. Al!llli.t.al\C'e" f::league ; Neivport.Elk!I
Lodge for chartty work: HarQ.ld l .
Johnson for designing the propel-
ler for.'"the world's fa.steal apecd-
boat. •
(Con,tlnued OD hp I)
Report 3 Fires ·
· Ov,r .. Weekend
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• RED CROSS BLOODMOBU.E tteel\'t'd ... full load or n• ... 18 ., w'l,o1e -.. -It \'Wl<d r<ew-
port BHch lut Thunday. Many blood donon ~·rre tumed a-., ~ of tbtJ ~ted capacity of 1
tbe Glrl Seoul: Houae and I.be mobile unit. Top pbo.to allow• Mn. IUUanl Plqer, Red Cron, (}ray ·
Lady plalnr a blood dQftOr'~ t"Dlblem on Mrs. .John Porter. 16 Hubor 1Nan4, wltlle bu,b&nd lohn )Qok.; on. :MkldJe pttoto 11hows a 8m.a.i1 portion or the llne or blood dooon who paUentl,y walled to (Ive
tbe.lr blootl at the Girl Scuut bouse. lo lo"'er photo Dou• Ward. l!S Via Undlne, Ullo Isle st'·"
blood '''hilt> Sune Ruby l'tann of Los Ancetea lend& moral support and con\"ff'UU~
tNew ... Times Photo)
~e amall firea over lhe We("k-
end ·totaled up an catim·ated $750
fire loss, according to tti.e Newport
Beach fire department. . .
At 3:40 a, m. Friday,, fire of an
uh.Plown ortgtn ~t.ted the '37
Dodge belonging to W . W. Bamea,
706 Cout H ighway. Damage was
e.tlmated at $150:_ and little, If any
of the car was salvag-eable. The
fire wu reported by Mrs. J . H.
Gordon, of the · Miracle Mile Mo-
tel, 706 Coast H ighway. ·
Thursday -a. m.
RM1ldei1t" of the Balboa Pr..n·
Liuiula . area. "'lll bf. wlthout
wat~ Thunday mornlns, .ra:n. i.5. · front 9 a. · m. t.o 11 a. · m.
aooon:lln.r to John ~lcMlllan,
8tlJM'rln'4•nth1Gl Of the ,Olty· of
N ''"'port. Beach "'ater depa.rt.-
rnf''1L Th .. cnt ·orr· ts made nec-
eM&ry by some major Une
tibanres In an ·~ where work
t~ behls done on the aDey pe.v-
lnc.
Aooordin~ to Mc!\llllan, If. all
Cont "'ell the wad-r \VIII be off
only tof about 30 mlnutrs. If
any I rooblt-l!i M.countereil, btt
points out "'atM' cotdd .,,,.,, off for
t.hfl full m.·o hour period. If thf'
we-athPr Mould bftcome. bad the
cut off mil'bt ha\'e t.o be post-
poh<'d.
Tht-&N'a to bf' arrectt'd e1:·
tl'nd!i rrom 19th st·tf'et In Ne"··
port Bf'a('h ett•t to tbr Jt·tl._y, tn~
t1ludln1: &JI of Balboa and the
Perilru.ula.
Mesa Precinct 16
Takes Voter
Turnout Honors
Coat.a Mesa Precinct No. \6
turned out the hJgheat percentage
ot voters Lut Nov. 7 and Santa
An& Prccfhct1 No. 37 had th'' m61t
voter!I goihg to the pollll that day,
LeglalaUve Chairman Jam'e B.
Utt or Aaaoclated Chambeni ot
Commerce rCpOrted last we<ik.
M the same time, he liated four
other precincts which had hlgh
percentagt's of voter-turn-out and
high voles, e.tter completing an
analysis or the Orange rounty
voting record at the general elec-
tion.
. The boards of the two higheat-
rankln~ precinct.A will be honored
at tbe A.8eoclated'8 next member-
ahip meeting J~. 30 at Santa
Ana, according lo plans now un·
derway, Secretary W. H. Ga.lll-
enne said.
Costa Mesa No. 16 turned out
286 of lla 304 registered voter&,
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:NEW WHISTLE
TO BE LOCATED ..
NEAR ARCHES
Air raid whistles o( the
Ci~y 0£ ~wport Beach .will
be tested at noon Friday bY""
orqer of City Manager Jotui
Sailors. • The "dry run" hu-. ' been ordered to test t h e
effectiveness of I.he react1:
vated whiBtles recently , ac-
quired by the city.
The loud voice of1 warning wUi
be located at the iruh .. t.at:.iOd ot
the · Soulhem Califointa :cac ;cO?G~
pany at the Archea. Both the _RP'
alert (a fluctuating or wa.rbllnc
slngal of varying pitch of thla
wbtstle for a three fTlinUte periodl'
and the WHITE all clear signal
1 three steady one minute wbtsUe
blasts with two minute silences ln
between.) will be sounded.
Other wh1atles, which will not! ·
be sounded d·urlng li"riday's tdt.
will be located at the Gu Com·
pa.ny aUb at.atk>n at M&rtne Ave:
and Bayilde DriVC' and at tbe.
pRrking lot · adjoining· the All-·
Amedcan market in Corona del Mar ..
In announcing the tlm~ or the
test ·Of Civil defense wamlt\C
equipment, Direct.or of CivU De-··
fense John 1 Sailors a!Mo relea&ed
Civil Defense bulletin 2.
Tbtte <Jolo~ Slpah
'the bulletin lists the three cok>r
s1gnala to be wred in air raid warn·
ings u : ,
1. YELLOW: Attac k likely. A
warning to be given U a rewlt ot
tnteUigence indicating t.hit ~
aircraft are en route to attack the
United Stales. Conaiaerect bt!or·
q!•tlve only: •tor the pu.rpoee _of -U.'1lnlt-~..,.,.,.,,., •<>lflt:lalo•-.nd-
jnatallatione. N:qt to be-U&miltdt.--
'tod ") the general public. '?hie·
(Ooll.Ultt•ecl ...... Ji·i·.
lars . .Upset
Anaheim. ·47 45
Biggest upflet in the atUl Y.oung
Sunset 'League 'buketbeJI ~n
was pulled ron the Newport HarbQr
High !l<hool l gym floor ~
nlght when a.n underdog 1-f fiye
defeated the lit.le favoritee. Ana· ....
helm, in a. nip--and-tuclc battle.,
11-4.5. "
Last 'minute basket and free
t hrow by shifty Harbor guard
Dick Lane after Anaheim bad a
t5-44. tea.a spelled victory. NeW-
port now rules the roost as the
Jnly unbea.len team in conference
competition and will be-the te~
to beat in tht remainlnC IW!Ven
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4nabeim held, a slbn 27-26 lead
lt halftime a.nd until midway tri
:he third period when the Tari -.
>UNSET LEAOIJE bTANDIN°"
W L f'ta. Opp.
Newport Harbor .. 3 O 141 Ill
'labta Alla ........... z 1 1118 tSI
A.nahelm .•........... ,ii t U. Ull
Runt'toa Bch; ...... 1 % 111 t•l
Fiallertoa ··········--l Z i 12 HI
Orup ···--···--·-··· !I S lfl! 1411 rr.-day ~~. Game.
·Santa AJla at. AubebD; Oraa.p:
-.t Newport Hal'bor; Huiatmst-
Be&cb u Jo"ullet'ton.
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~ 1~ :· 1 u, gJass W.d.nij,,_ ~ ~~ ~-~
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·,., Ritu'al .Pta.Ctic:e 1
:: . •tte . OeL·ong' L . ·~rt _bi, w'..;, .;; . u:
. . . :~~~~'.l'8'~.i: UJZl . 'S .. i~ A ~t; Newport Bead!..,~---' ttmt Lni · anra · M ~~~~~;~~·cioclL.!!!
, Eallll ·Bprlliga• Mui , chaltin u • requested to pl'uM: •tun~la. lo.
trr1;tmaaon l~e by Mt. IUld-Jilra." rit:Ual-pNetic• .... and -inalt:nM!'Uolla ~·I DouglaQ,. follOl'<ir!I fw\ the Mid· y.'lnt~r . 09nt~eD)'.,,
• ~~ ~ on Jan.. 1-'-ba· ·a ~_..JJ'buradm.y' n:l:gbt, Jazt.. i:s .. 8 p.m., ! ~ bolne cereinoiiy at th• 1*ne ~· w1l1 be, ao IDIUfl!c!n. ,..., '
· . of •tlle' -·~ paienta, Mr,4110.. · ~enta wpl.bt\ .. ..rved i,,, '· Miio. ~I A . Ria 1180 ·Weal cte Wbllfred Randel and l'larilllt J:trtta . 9taet;. sanla An.&. 'lThe G . ce ,s~een . , . , . .:__ ~ ' ~= ~u1:f.;u~lf,~ M~$ H;;.:.1. lA'c;Miu~n ~ Ocu.n .boulevard, ~eorona del Mar . r: ~,.......,,
aoct U!e. """' Mn. pou111us 1a }he Bi ~~dey,.Honoree ; .
former . Helen R.is De Long. .. :. . !
· Dr. 0. Scott McFirland, pastor ~: ~ugh M~ldillaB,". 'Weatmlnp
-ot~ lPfrit Presbyterian church, per-Iler aveo.ue, (ewport_ -~-etghla,
form..d tlae •lncJe..rtng ceremony we! giftn a aurjn1se part~·Jl"rida)'
the. brkk belng given 1n keeping ev~lng when trienda dropped ln
by Hr fat.her. She. chose a lovely lo lieJp her celebrate he_r bJrthday.
.. ilia.de of ma.uve net over violet TbeJ brought gffta and ser"ved, lnp
"titte.ta 'toi-~er angle-length gown, at~ of the wrua1 cake, •~ h4?l aftd ~ed a bOuquel of gardenias apple · p ie decon.t.e:d with the Jeg-
centtTfd wtih a white orchid. Her end I "Happy .Blrthd•y" and set
&tfCH!aD.t, ¥.11'· .ra~s F . Edw&l'ds, wtui candles. Enj~ying:. U.~ &Ocial
l1{0N ~ blue nylon net over taf-evening were ?.{isa Loma Milla,
f*\&·and 'cahted a noeegay of pink Jrllu Elsie Newland, Mrs. Ol&tlea
r01ff. ca.rn&tlOlll and white hya-Po~r. Mn. Etno Ollila 'lnd the
ctathiii. Sett man dutiea were u-hoSlFN· . . 1 • •
wmed by Benjamine Hart!lh
~stua, brother of . thee bride. ·-· M'.ra. Ria. mother of the bride,
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CAPERS J:NTERTAINEB8-8-.n Hutrrno,.. 1.08 J . Av..,
eo ..... ~I Mall <~ u.. n-.,. <oppea ,..ii -1Duhlt
o.np. 5~ J.arbt>ur Av.., ~ del Mar, pcllJlla "' M-Bf-
of Da.ae &ad ACCOl'Cltoa. wtlt be part of the. entertainment on
C..tlt -Comnw•lty eap.,.,. nlcbta. ~ """ ~.
Jaa. U ..la 91 at N-rt Harbor blp -. ' • • (Newapnme1 Photo)
lta Gamma · . ' ears Dr. nteomb
~r. Lillian Titcom b, founder of
th~ School f or Visua,lJy Handicap ..
pe Children, ·Los' Angeles, wa.s
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COMMli rmY
PLAYERS;, LTI>. . . .
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Anl\11. Looi' Gay Coine<ty
'HAPPY llRTHDA Y'
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Gueat Director-_ .
Marjorie wtiµamao.n
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8 030 P . M. $1.25 plus tax
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STOP! YOU'RE. ~OSIN G MONEY! . . .
' • ' I • When you 'hide . your JllOne:}. at home you're loMln&' the 1VOrth· I ~ -. wblle divtdenda you coUld be earning lf you put rt b)~. a
Savtnc• ,~v.am here.· /
Brin~· rour m@e)' to ua: ~y. Cun-ent hl,h. di~ncll ~
at.~% ... and for ex~ Nf,t~ a:!I Savtngt are ina~, upj to
$11>,0IO!' For extra conve~ce ... save ·by maUt ,,
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SUPPORT THE llABCll OF DDIE!l! . I
Wu ln. ankle-tepgth "while ere~
and .Mn; Douglaas wore a two-
pl~ dr~ of navy crepe, smart-
ly-complemented wllh accessories
U. red . and white. Both mothers
wore 91'Chida. ,
10~ Allende f b Mesa i· ebekahs Jnstall officers rocesa n on a t
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-n:e R<v. Paul Moore ~eeler, a m ess1ve ven1ng ' ua s
• aker 1 at the January meeting -------------
or Jfa Gamma Alumnae &JJllOCia-r------------''-i. ' ... N~~PJ~r, .. e~tBOA~ I .
F1J:D .. E·.R:A··L"\.s·A'V. l -N 1~'.S· · ·
'. _At,;:~-;J;OAf{~~tATJQ~ W. -C .·Ries ot Costa Mesa play-
ed ~ wedding march and preced-
iAI ~ ceremony, I Love You
rectbr, St. Jamea1 ·Pariah, 3.209 Vi• I---~--"-'_· _______ .. udO, will head a dvle:ptton lo the
Mth annual convention 'o( the
Epi9Copal dioc~se Ot Los Angeles,
to be held in tha~ ctly. Tn117 •.•
~ Leland Ritter was in
cb&rl'e of the guest book. ...
Tbe .bTide waa graduated from
Stanford University and has bee~
tor ihe pl.at three years recep-
tiqola Jn the offices of Ors. James
F . ~ ·anc1 Dale E . Brockett.
Ha iiusband, graduate of Univer-
Jdty of California. is geologist with
the ~Uc Refining company in
Qarac,U. -V,enezuela. He will leave
n.urtd&y by plane for • South
America, Mrs. Douglass to follow
later.
New Members
at St. Andrews
Regular delegates who Vfill ac-
company him Ue George M. H ol·
atein, RalRh Beall and Herbert
Dewes. Alternates a?e ni.ornu
Rutter, R obert Villagrana u.d H .
A . J·erry Hal).
Mr. Wheeler, dean of the Long
Beach convocatiori; will give a re·
port to the convention on the p·ro-
greu and growth ot the cpnvoca ·
lion.
The convention w~k is from
Tuesday, Jan. 23 through Friday,
Jan. 126, and includea appointment
·and . election of chatrmCn and
members of various boards and
com.intttees who will h&ndle the
allalra of lhe eight..county diocese
W.acorped recently as new mem-under the Rt. Rev, J"ra.ncis Eric
, bete ot ~ Andrew's Presbyterian. Bloy, billbop of Los Anteles. There
church were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel alao Will be diac\1&8ion ·and voUng
Conlon, ~r .. aiid son, Bert, of Lido dn the diocesan budget, prorre-
Iale; aleo ·~ea. Sally Peyton, Bal-reports from six C9nvocaUona and
boa laland; Caroyl Roberdeau, 15 if\lltitutlona through the southp
CJtff ffayen &nd Nora E. Web-land and planning of the year's
at.er, Coat& Mesa. prq.gnun fo·r the church.
~U&ed oq. the eame day were Attendance <Will include 175 rec-
S&JaD ~lotte Frizzell, Lnfant tor a -and vicars from almmt u
daucbter of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam many pariahea, misslonB and
& l"rtaell, Corona dcl Mar; Da-church tnstitutlona and 350 lay
~d and Nancy Springer, cbidren delegates from Lo8 Ang;ele.a, Santa
o£Mr-an-di Mrs. Hugh B. Springer, Barbara., San Diego, San Bernar·
Clitr Haven; Catherine and Penep dino, Orange, Riverside, vent ur'
Jo°pe, sc'b.lnd.ler, daughters of Mr. and lm~rtal countiea. Women will
and Mn. Christian F. Schindler, play an• Important part ort the
Newport Heights. agenda, with the Women's Auxili-
VIlilT NA VY SON
i Mr. and Mrs. F.dward R. W Ulcut
ot 219 Victoria St., Costa Me.sa. ::;e ~ Sa~~~~ow~~:'~~°u:~
ed st tbe Naval Rccrul~J\1:' Cen-
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ary meeting throughout 'l'leaday,
Jan .. 23 and . Daughters of the
King a.esembling Friday, Ja.n. 26.
· Sea.aiona will be held At St.
Paul'• Cathedral and at the Bia-
h0p Johnson College of Nursing
auditorium, at Good Samaritan
hoop Ital. .
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Anahei~ Man
to Ad~r ess ·
Pro -America I Memberll o~ Pro America are re-
minded of the!_ meelil\G" ~t 10 a . m .
Friday at l~e home of Mrs. El-
mer Poirier, 1(08 Ocean Front,
Corona. del ld&r. AU women in-
tereated in good &"QVernment are
invited to attend and. hear Jack
Millet of An&Jle:im speak on "Your
St.alt; and My Stake in Exposing
Com!11unlam.j
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Junior Matrons
J a nuar-n1 Program
A demona~tlon plutlc pro-
d~t.a wW blight a meeting of
the Junior 'sestlon of thi'
C08ta. Mea 1 y Arte.moon club
to be hekl "111/edn ay, Jan. 24, at
8 p .m . in lhej F.l~b ouae..
Ticket.a fo~I the Conlmunlty Cap-
ers _productla':n will be 'on l&lec Re-
freshment.a Will be served at the
cloee-of the ~ve.ning.
Mrs . E I Stanley
Home 1 rom North
Mn. Mild 11 d Stanley returned
Sunday ;;~Jr Sacramento where
M e atten~I a week 's aeuion ot
the Califor~ legislature. Conter-
encq wtU k p her husband, A":B-
se:mblyman ' rl Stanley in the
north dUrin most of U\e short
vacation pe for the law mak-
ers, but he e ta to l>e home tqr
a da\1 or tw next week.
FORD STEP-AHEAD ENGINEERING ACHIEVES NEW 1RUCK E OHOMY
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Complete O,._S...,;. . r--r
Another page Waa turned ln th,e
history or Meaa Rebek~h Lodge
Tuesday evening when old officers
sa.Jd farewell and new 1 ottlcers
took their place.a. Crowded to ca-
pacity waa the IOOF Hall, Coaia
,..,:~~ "AWch wa.a resplendent with
enormous baskets of double p<>ln·
aettla.s a.nd callas. The piano held
a.n attractive arrangement 'of
pink carnationa and rern.
tio , held at the )l~me ot Mrt1.
E in Williams, 325 ·Collins ave-
nu , ·B8Iboa Island. Mra. John
Ge ger J wa..S · aaaiBting ' hostess.
Et teen members were present. fhe schdol is Delta Gamma's
philanthropic project and the local
a~l.at!On gave aubatanllal aid
to ard lhe new building, to be
co pletJd in March and fo'r which
a ~c&tion · tea will be hel~ in
AW-ii. Dr. Titcomb told the group a~t th~ new building, a.nd about
pr gTessl of the children ~ho are
ai ed lnr achieving a normal life
de lte Ghe handicap of blindness.
Fact~!iev"'" ..
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SERVICE · CENTER
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In an lmpreuive tnatallation
ceremony conducted by Eva Lee,
district deputy p · aldent, Mrs.
Bertha w,tson, n le grand, u-
summed guli\fance of thia import-
llnt 1 organi.za~on. rs. Lee aasiat-
ed by Edna wald, marsba.l,
and her staff officer• a.nd· tn-
stalllng team. Mrs. Lee and Mr1.
Grunwald were beautifully gQ"Nll-
ed in royal blue with yellow cor -
aagea, carryin&,.~t the colon of
the Rebekah A.uembly President
Ruth L. Aker1. The ~ft and
t eam appeared ln lovely white·lace
and white moire, formala.
eggy! (Mrs. Daniel) Hay; pro-
v! ce al~mnae chairman was prea-
en and it W&J! d~ided the unit
sh uld become a chapter instead
ot an auoctation, anowing the
se dlng lot a delegate to the na·
ti at. cJhvention.
avig ators Class.
ears Rev.' Han d
~e.v. qharles F . !{ , assl>Ciate
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' I e TOWING SERVICE
e ~~R KEBUO.DING
e NEW ENGINE INSTALLED
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e ~!ATOR CLEANING e UB&ICATI ON
f> . 'ASHING· POUSHJNG
e fRAXE SERVICE . •
e f"ONT END ALIGNING
e L BALANCING
• ERT•BODl' and
NDER REPAIR
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hkln1 Office
Other officers in.stalled were:
Loil Stewart, vice grand; Mary
Taylor, recording secretary; Effie
Slaten. financial ttcretary; FlC?r:
m mber~ of th N e-ators' cl&.llll
of Chrtat Churc the Sea at a
AINTING ·DUST· FREE
AJNT BOOTH
pastor ot the ~ta a Commu-n!~ ,Methodist chul , addreaaed •
m~eting 1~aat wee . Rev. Hand dis---<----.~--~----~~
FlllDA Y Cllld
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:r:ttcp lit ·~· ence Conner. treuurer: Colleen
Slaten, warden; Gertrude Willcut,
c011ductor ; Estelle ,Bowma.n, chal:p-
lain ; Lillian Smalley, mualcia.n;
cuased cne ·life ot . John Wesley, -i eom.-re oar ·Prtcee ·
toynder 1of the Meth<><Jist church. :......__F_•r_Q_ua11 __ t_y_w_o_r_k __ ..J
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Newport'. Hwbor Un~ HicJh
SdtOOI ~..utprlum 'nnta Small, right 5Upporter to
the noble grand; Helen Cawthon.
left 11upporler ; Daisy Ginger, in-
side guard ; P earl Backes. out-
side guard; ~rlrude Watkins,
color bearer; Al.ma Black, right
altar bearer; Gladys Bi'rd, left al-
tar bearer; Patricia Churchill,
r-ighl supporter to the vice grand;
Iva Coe. lett supporter; Eva Al-
lanach , Pauline Ra.Ina, Ada Paull
and May White, banner bearen.
Given seat.a of honor 'wtth M.r1.
Lee were J ennie Mae Amln. vice-
president of the Aasembly; A. A.
Harrl.s, dlstric\ deputy g rand MM-
ter. and Willl&m Stewart, a past
gra.nd master of Oklahoma . Guests
extended a welcome we're Louise
Butte r of Milwaukee, Wis-., and
Daisy Newport of Struthers,· O. ,
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t1on 1mpreastve,t00c.tt wUta~ded t o,
the program when mem'bers of
the installing team com.pleted a
wheel by Inserting spokes into a
~~~ ~:ke •rnk~ be~~~Jc~~=~ ••s o.r r I ti I II n 't • P·• Vf • r
the rim were the words, "hiend -1oone;, t.ut I'm tired out.
ship, love and trutb." Juwecoitloock from deUverlntl
P.-.tatloq en elei,.~h·ant ... .,yl" ... You
The Me&a lcidge preaented a won't mill reoeivina your ma. ..
gift to each one of the lnalaJU'ng ' ~~ealll if i>1I answer !he
otticero and team, 1pecl&I gltt. felv>h<!ne quic\Jy • , • Pacific
belng received by Mra. Lee and TeJe-pbpne. ~
Mns. Grunwald. , I •
Mrll. Wat.son pruented' a put I •
noble Vand• pln to the 030!111 Gets ·
officer, Florence SV•b • a
token of appreclatlun· on behalf D-.1...
ot the IOdge, a gift wu pruentp 9illll
ed by "Qnta Small to Mn. swtt· • . · I
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have bffn rel:pcmt:lble for ao out· -------· standing: year of accompllHim-ent • J _. · '
and good fe:llowahtp. Thill WU ~ IU'f ft tt V'ltomllll ....
cleverly decorated wttb a I I!. 9' llfn M lnll Which Hit
RJ'eM:ntdd htt by Bid ' r Qn bp-
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llCKfl'.S AV._LAIU FROM
ANY' ELK
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in . the ·Otange Coul'!tY"_a.-.a
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cuesta .'t'Ooumed to tlle~ i.,r>quet , ~ Is on1J 15 ,Yun ' ·~-
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i•yab1e·f aoc1&1 murlu<10. · Talile. ~l1~j '*', 1'1iat _~,the •11 appoln•~mta ..-deruly ~· r:~,819 ...._...,.. to.1 Gee1.
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5'ow · ... ·.Ta.ck.eta ' to ihe eecond -annual
Newport Har r .Elks Lode< Min· , ,
ltiel Showi krje now available.. A.ti l Mb are ...,.ed for \lie p,.,..n-' t+n lo ~··Ille atqe pt New-
port Harbor t Union H!llh, ochOOI
. auditorium.~ Iriebruary 9 and 10. '\
f For the CotlvenJende· of re1Jdenll ~ Uclc:eta 1n eoocJ supply have-been
apotUll th'°"g~out Ille , commu·
rally, at Ille Elka Club, Main St. r ' and Balboa Blvd., Balboa.; New-
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~unan·a law &rnce at m Ma·
rlne Ave., Jl\.lbOa .bland, and Bob
Qoyd's real tatft.e and tnsur'a!'Ce
Office, 1213 Coast BJgbway, Co-
rona del Mar; and· at Norton's
· a.yahore Cate, l 7tb and Coaat
Q.Jchway, Ji{a'.riner's .Mile.
Rehea.raals for the show an be-
lnc' conducted twice a week at lht>
Elka Club and interested peraons
who would like to perform a.re iri-
vited to appear or contact Tom
Norton, chai5ma.n ot _the ahovl, at
the Bayaho?f Cate or call Bea·
con 57e. 1
New Officers
Installed at
Lutheran Church
The foUowln&' were installed as
QfflcerJI of aervlce orpnluUona
tn the Newport \Harbor tulhera.n
Church Sunday, Jan. 14t.b:
The Women'• Mlsaionary So-
ciety: President, . Mn. Corrine
Quarry! vice president, Mra. Max·
lne PeterlOh; secretary, Mr11. Ha-
sel W~; t.reuurer, Mrs. Vtr--
• slnla Rueger. .
The J:l:i11 and Chain Club : i>re1 l-
dent, Ciyde Louclul, vice president.
Vlrgtnia Rueger~retary, Myrtle
Hubbell; trea.aurer. Robert New-
man.
The Luther t..gue: -president,
. , Janet Louclu; vice preaident, Joey
Laurie; secretary, Shirley New·
man: treuurer, Ja.ck Laqfit.
· ottlcera or Uae Men'•· club and
ot the Church CouncU wtU bt ln· • • •tailed s~. Jan. 21 at the ll
o'clock MrYiC41. ·
Newly el~ted oa,cers ot the
Churcti Council ate: reoorclin& .ec-
retary,' Roy MceUdle; tinilncial
secretary. Thor Swan.son; Sunday
school superintendent. E. Schultz;
· deacona, Robert Nev.ma.ft, Clyde
Louck!! and Ponald Wedeking;
trustee, JUnu )layden. J\,ll mem-
bers or the council will take part
in the irustali&tlon.
Retiring otnCers are: Harry
Harber. A . L. Gatterda.m, M . 0 .
Bergland and Karl Teget.
Life of 'Wesley
Told Cirtle Five
ltfembers ot Cirele Ftve of the
Costa Mesa CommuaJty chU1'C!'l
heard a talk on t.bt lite of JoM
Wesley when Re v. Chwlea F .
Hand was rueat speaker at tht
groups' monthly meeting in the
home of Mrs. Olga Crawford. 16~
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M'IU l!!l~•Conant. l .R .P •. ,'Cllre<>-
. oi, he<i !.dcupto from P•,.C• Ac-
Uoa t maPatnt pointing out that the Unltid· Natlono ·wu orpnlsed
t.o .,tu, 4i1terencea 'not to •-
-, In. iwar~re when the ~
Meill Women'f ChriltJ.?.n Temper-
,_ Union convened in rerul&r
mon y ~Ion_ Friday, Jan. )~ a~
2 p.m. 11\1 the home of Mn. Lucile C!:lar~. i•:n Orance avenue.
n. ! Velrita Comptlon, vlce-
p entl ·cal~, Ille meetlnc to
ord "Wbld • Ille RlbOon Row.l
Ille Natlana'" wu Ulen wnc. lof.nl.
Clari<. oplrltual director, re&d He· mW 12;1!, 2. JI.er •votlonaJ mes·
... e 1t·reaeest the ..l~t U\at" w\.~
Should ~t &l>Y•Y• ex;pecJ U1&hk191
tor IOO<I deed;. , • Mn. Allene ChrlJJtoneon re-
viewed &rtlcles from the WCTU
n•tlon&f ,pubJicatlon, tbe Un!on
Slgnia.J. . •
J,fra. ltjinnie V. Deakin. dl.aplayed
carda 8hoWlng points ot interest
tn Pennay~&nii. and Virginia vl&it-
~ during her trtp -east last aum~
. mer. While mem~rs were view-
ing these. \.he secret.ar)-. Miae: Sar-
ah Conant. received into the unlOf\
Mrs. Lura ¥. Smith, 286 Easter
Sf.: Mrs. ·J ean Inman. MrS. J . W.
irk1. 286 Ea11th~r St., and the
·namt.• or Rev. Geor'{.e P lumstead
and ' )fr. Julio.a Christenson as
honorary members.
A request from the Newport
e each w w8.s read, . Uking
the Mesa u ion (o join th& NeW-
port Bee.Ch e ber;s ln a Sailor
Relief drive.
Next mff
9 ·a~ ll a Y.'ith Mrs . .George
Plumstead, SO , Costa Mesa, St.
The t ime h s b<"en changed to the
morning hour so that memb~rs
may attend the World Day or
Pr.ayer ser vices in Christ Church
by the ·Sea. Sack !Unches are to
be broug ht t o the mf'('ting. '
Friday's session C'Onc lutled With
the &Ong. "A Charge to Keep I
Have.'' Rev. P lu1nE<tl!ad , Rev. J o·
seph H. Thompson, Peggy Clark
and Elmer ,Clark jOined the ladies
for a 80C'1a ! intf'rluc!e and refresh-
men~ or t~a . cookies, candy and
minU.
Members pr es er i!flf"Cluded
Mmes. Evelyn ThouJJ \ Velma
Compton. Lura Smit.h, J . W. Kirk!!:
Allene Christenson. 'Minnie V.
Deakins.-Eliz.abt>th Plumatead,
MJss L yda Conant and Miss Sarah
ConanL
Orcutt Couple
Visit Ouarrys
·Sgt. and Mr!'I. Pctl'r lack Wil-
son of Orcutt SPf'nl ·th week e.nd
with Mrs. Ylllson's rents, Mr. • and Mrs. • nn('th uarr y, 151~
Santa Ana A e., ta ~fe•. Sgt.
\Vlh1on hu j t n release from
the hospttaJ ( Ito Ing a relapse 6f
the pneumo hf' suffered at
Chrlatmu tlm when he wu con-
fined to the ~J Toro hospital.
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hursday, January .. 25th, 1951 · from 9
m. ·to 11 a. m. • The interruption 'iB"
used by nece.ssary ·wor Le on the . . •'
mains in the area ·where
alleys aie ·b~ing ·'paved.
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from 19th Street jn Ne~orl to the .. tip
of the Peninsula in Balboa at the J~ttY
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Water .Dep.ar_tQient
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~T YEAR ARCHITECTURAL dr:altl.q-1tudent& at OT'Mii.,., Coaat coil~ AOl,·IMI the probk>m of
deal~ a hou1e ror a IOt 84 feet dNtp and SO f('f'I\ ,\·Ide. Tbt-t op hou,.,.. \\'M tHillt ·and d~lpf"d by
Philo Tozt>r, Hll"I projf!'Ct (t'&turM a shake roof, ft'dwoOO board &nd battf"n front and l!ltU<"C'O f'XtC'rlor.
Tbe dr&\\.'lng-l.n the backpound WM submitted ln (•omprtltlon ror prlu-8 offen'd bl' a local rlrm. &:~
ond from tDp -modPnt. dNign by Dick 11Mt1n1!1 fN.turt_ng: a patlo off tbe dlnlng roo:n, thr kltch-
eu., and th~ mut<'r tM>dto0m. It .._. c09d alreula11on for. a houM on 8Ucb a 8lna1J, lot, ~Y" OCC lnM
1t~to,. O!tcar Taylor.t TbJrd from top ~ Gary Ora;r detdped thl8 hou1'e. "'hich 18 ooruit n1<'t.f'() of
natural ma~rtal~. 11ton.-rubblP, rMt,,·ood, &nd ' ad0be brick. Bot.tom -bttUt b)· Frank Sp.lrlbf'rl'f'r of
Nfllwpo~t . ,h.tll a 11.Md roof "1th c.lereatory wlndow.· to *''~ llght t.o thf" Interior hall.
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eented by Mrs. Viola Beckett. For
roll 'ca.U eaeb munbera responded
with a Bible verse. Rowtdil'lgo out
the a.ttef'l\oon, Mrs. Cra.Wford and
Mrs. Beckett, who wu Joint hoot-I H p rt
eu , Hrved retreshmeola or fruit I : ouse a y
Mlad. rol18 and coffee f G• I $
Preaent were M •. Florence or Ir couts
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Top Honors
at Club Bridge ·
County Riders
Hold Meeting:
at Costa Me$a lillgh"l"Y· Violet C ...... Berth• I f C M Boluumon, En\ma imP"On. Ann• 0 OSta , eSa , Mrs. C. B. Rudd and Mr!<. Col'
Hand, Iva Coe, tie Dudek, Jo-· . don Hollingshead t oojt top honors . ~
lt&ru):a . H&~8Qtl,\ tell,. , ~ u n c h , Keyed to jollity wa.s the reeent at canasta and brld~e respective-· Associated Riding I Clubs 1 ot
Irene Nothem,, ie Crover., Hut-haose arty ~ bv Costa ~es.a 11y, at the W ednesday bridge lunch· Orange Count~ htild.1 (.bje1r, r~~·-"
da Young Ernma Cranford ' Gert-" p · -~ · eon at Balboa Bay club. Bot)) monthly rneetln~ Wedne.aday night
J"ilde Edi~k and Eleanor Ltghte'r. G~cout Troap 12 at the ~cout prizes were rurnlahed. by Richard's at Boots and Saddle club houae
. An .n~. wo.dt mee~ will H · Gamei followed 8 dinner Market. Taking the club prlzM on lh• Orange County fa!r
be he~ lJ;-y the cif'cle ori '~un-?,repar¢(1 b!,_ members and :f.ter w#re: .Mrs. Edith. Frazer~ box of grounds. SI~ clubs v.•ere represent· ~ .la.a. 2:J at ·th•· chu.rch JCM:b ~i&hls . out . wu_ sounded ere candy: M.ra. T. R. Cadwallader, ~ amonC" the 50 prC'scnt and Bob me~ber 11 t~ brlAg" a tack· lunch. ere still wh~ d free t.abJe . for next Wednesday; Cole of Buena Park Ptesid~.
Next re,ruJar ...ton 18 slated through the sm&l ~ aat Mra. George Wilcox, a!'l&mlJ>O. EIPcted lo . fill tht-unexpired
tor Feb. 8 at tbe home ot Mn. ~· •.:: prepared se ed by finger wave and massage" at \he term ot vice·'president waa Lau-
Oertnlde Edlck, 188 Magnolia Ave. gt · . club beauty shop. rence Helne.ma.na ?' Buena Park,,
Mrs. Pn-cie • Grover will llba.te Those ~}Oyiqg Fifty guests wet e preaent for former re(d;ona.J. v1ce-prestd~t. ot'
hosteu duties An excbaftre of Diana Crane, J~dy e, Creteh-play a.nd to see thd raah.lon abQW Callfamla State Hor~emen a as-
aecnt pal Val~nUne gitta wtll be m Oainea. Ruth He derson,' 'M.&rY by Jax, Inc. Ho..stess at a table tor soctalion. W elcomed "1as a. new a feature. _Keael, Nancy Lon.-. )fart.ha Nor--12 and provkling ~ial pl'izel, club, the 13th Street Wranglers
nian. Charlene Purcell, Carol Ann was' Mrs. Roland Thomp8Qn. ot the Bolaa. area . · •
·· Stanfey Dixon's
Weltome Son
Sh.aw, Sue Thoma., Afa rlaine Mor-An important discussion on e1-
rill, Lynne _St-hachner. caro!yn Ra.· tabli.lhing of riding trials ~pied
gan •. Betty Hiatt. Scout leaders SecOnd Son for much of the eesaion &nd flna~pi,.n.
were Mrs. NeUle Long and J.lrs. were made fOI' the danc:.e, held'Fri-
· Mr. a.nd Mra. Stanley Dixon of
Sybll NQrman. ~alph Stucks day •• 0>ota Meaa. During' Ill• social. lnteriM refreshmenta 'were
.-erVed by the hoat club. m Ruby Ave., Ba11>oa la Hottsehold Section D&nl•I Ralph stuck ,. Ille -name
Ute prot.1;d paren .. of • eo of the second son ot r., and Mn.
arrived Jan. 15 In St. JOM to Hear Decorator Lee Stuck Lavon onoarger) or
pltal Bruce •Burton l8 name . _ .12548 Wes nst ~ Ave., Coat'a
cboeen for the tUe • who· Robert Martin ot l.Aguna Beach. 'Mesa. On t O"}lng co.mmlt-
welgbed. ln at 5 ouncea. lnte.rlOr de®r8.tor, .ts scheduled to tee .18 Dann s ' rotbe.r David Lee ~piaternal o iii Mn. apeak today at a meeting "ot Ebel.I ha.If-put tw . , ' '
!r"k. Graham ot de. Pa-club hC)Ufehold section accordlilg Sb&rtng grandpa.reittal pride are
temal grand..,.... .. are Kr. and to Mra. ,Murray R•bbltt, ~h&i,.. Mr. and Mo, J . c . Lionbarcer or
Kra. Edward. Dixon ol BaJbo& 11~ man~ PrQgn.m wtll follow a 12:30 U6 . L&rkapur A¥e., corona , cl-el
land and WUJJam Worth of Ball>oa -<!< luncheon , and ·aU Ebell mem-Mar and llr. and J\lrs. A .. stuck
laland la I.be pate,.,,~ great-srud-bera ~ wei<;ome. of Santa ApL
tatbe.r of the new arrival..
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Aner a tortni t'• Coal& .. _ ..
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way. '¥n· Edna I• haa1Hturft.
ed to fie.r bome in OJyinpial w-.
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The blWtlal .P....,' 0.. the
"Slate. or the Nalldn," requlnid
by • Ill• Constitution, bao paaoed
Into h!flo,:Y. ~ wu certainty not
the beOt opeeeh .e;nr -do by a
pruldeht; nor. 4oee it merit lbt>
extravagant praiae of ~e major-
ity leader, ~ ~tmack, who
•ald, "We have 'tiatened to one of
the tMlly great mt"Saagcs 1n U)e
entlie coru1ti41t!onal history or
Member o! th• NATIONAL J!IDJTOftL\L ASSOClATION:
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• • Entered aa Second..Clau Matter at the Portottlce 'tn Newport Beach, our country;" nritbcr WU It ont
Calltomla under the Act ot Much · 3,. 1879 1 df the worst. There Wu UtUe ep. plau~ from ei\her noOr or gaU-
RUSSELL L. DIETRICH, Editor crica when the prceident ente~
RALPH BORciES6N, Adve~tialng Manager lhl' chamber; th("rel WU applauae •, when he concluded the apetth anti
• • Qaalllled to Publbh Lepl Notlen and Ad\.·~ta of all K.lnd9 left. 'The majority party alao ap-
----------------------'''---------plauded the dema.pd for higher
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.. SUBSCBJPTlON RATES:
l'lEWPORT-BALBOA ~-ZWS-TIMES ei"ft'J' TlaMday
la <>Taap County •. $3..50 per year; 1%.00 al.x months( e1.u three
meaU.. (Aleo lncludet1 the NE""PORT-BALBOA PRE88. ~unday )
OUt•lde Oran~ County $-1.80 per y«11
taxe1: an odd reaction. '
The ~h.took 35 minute.a. The '
preeldent deveted 20 mlnutea to
fOreiP, policy; '5-to "defense pro-
duction: 6 to domestic leglslatlon:
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"I'he kual . March of Dimes drive which is· now under
way deserves the wholehearted support of every community.
Newport Harbor is ·especially rem~ded of the need to
fight dread polio as one of its children is the first Orange
2 to "u.Uty;" 10 sccond.:a to econo-
my and the balanc~ lo opening
and. closing. The economy section
was orf3t>l, by rinding most of the
e>X}X'nslve dome3tlc prog.cam, re-
rus('(I by the 81st, ConlJTC88, .._hid-
den In the paragraph! on defenile
The com~ent, in/lhe section of
the room in which l happened tC1
be sitting. wa.s that the presi<kn\
Is more ·entertaining ru a letter·
, The need for funds continues to be very great and the \\Titer, than a3 a ~pcak<'r! Th'er c-
exte·nt to which this ·.need is met will reSt not alone on the 1
111 really not much else to say . about the speech. It gave cncour-
County victim of the disease for 1951.
generos1ty of the people but also on the recognition and ' agtiment, but no solutioll-anti
acceptance of their obligation in this matter. . litt~e help. in a world sitvaflon Joo
Every dime in this ?tfarch of Dimes will be "helpful. st'r10~11 ot the mo1nent (or. simple . / . solution. Perhaps the president I~
Make your donation today and make 1t generous. doing the best he can.
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SINCLAIR LEWIS
.,_ · \Ve are busy with cnn1mlttee ap-
pointment$. This is of great 1.Jn-
portanCl' becau.se .90 pC'r cent of
our work ls done in committC'C'S.
On tfle Democratic side, appoint·
t • ' men s are mar\C' by the mc•mberr.
elf the committee o n \\'ay a.nd
McanR. This i~ poor prOC'""'vrc; for
100 WC'eks thel!IC n1cn deal IA'i
the technicalities or taxation and
Wh ether or not his characterizations were' always ac-they go on th<> committr<" bccauSC' ~ur~te or .ty~ical h~ nevertheless. got the · moral of his S~or-~c~h~~r i~~:c~~e:~s t~:~Y 5~~{«'1~
tcs across Wlth tcll1ng ~ffect. So telling was it, in fact, that
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giv<' committee assi~m<'nts .
Sinclair Lewis, the noted American novelist. who pass-
ed on in Rome last week did . not enjoy the . measure of
popularity wliich us ually accrues. to a· writer of his stature.
At leaRt, this was true in the earlier stages of his career
when he startled and enraged various segments of the
American public with his sharp jabs at their ,Pugnesa.
on one occasion be was invited to visit the Deep South and The. Rr publi<:an!i have 11 sprr~al
be I · hed At · th t ' I d' . . b comm1ttet' for th(' job The Re-yne . ano er 1me an n ~ana miruster pu licly publican memb<'rs rron1 ·ca,·h !>tatr
prayed for the Lord to strik'e him dead. gpt togclh<'r and :5ell'ct one of their
·But LeWis ·rode out the storm and went on to increas-number to serve on this "Coinmlt-• · f d d -· l . tt· · I . . tee on Committcee:.", \Ve work -. mg ame an ccn:as1ng unpopu ar1ty. lS ater works did paticnt!Y to get the beet 'spol.3 for :t: not arouse such bitter resentment. This was undoubtedly n<''llll' m<'n. considering background.
• due to the fact that his earlier writiilgs had measurably grographical distribution, anti per· -ceeded · h · · . sonal desires. I have rcpreS<'nted : sue . 1n C angmg some of the concepts which he had California :lhich now haa 13
_. attacked. votes) for ~4 cars and wa.45 again
: Sinclair Lewis contributed much to American literature elected by. c df'IC'gatlon. Callfor-..,. d t A · l'f H '11 be · nla has bet"n well trratcd by lhc .. an o mencan I e. e wt nqt forgotten. ~ommltlee. w e hav(' men on al-
! • 1 • • • moat all Important. committees
TltuE N' ·ow AS THEN and good "''"· This •year I w ill
LOCAL PLUMBEl_l Sam Klufatber ste.pplnr out of the d rway
of hlit former offlet'S at 819 Bay Ave., Balboa. Th6 bulldl~g hM
btot•n In contlnuoU!l UM as a plumtnns orfi.te 81DC(' 19qo by ! otht•r
plumbt•Mii. _Sam, U'hn ~ mo,·lng-hl8 main office to •07 SOtih SL,
N1•"-port B<-nch, "'Ill cunllnue to u.e l·he old office D a 8torage
and 11u11ply bulldlng. t P rce:a Photo)
Sam Kinsfather Has Been 1
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Plumbing Fixture Since 1920
by Ed Lf'llO\'!"n .
"My folks alway! told me to go Wee:t" is the ex.planation of Sam
Klnsfathcr, 166 E~t 20th-St., Costa Mesa, when &.'l)S:cd l•o w he ever
landed in Newport Harbor. Sam_ admlls to being an "Okie" having
been born in Wctberford, Okla., but waa raised In Billin"gs, Mont.
He's brcn a plumbing t fxturc hi the Harbor art"a Mince 1920 a~d
rl:'n1embers his rirst rtays ln to1A'n~-------------
Whl•n lie was slill an apprentice 8 job wh<'n tht're w&s a · riot in
plun1bC'r . · 1 pro;::r<'s.s. t St.'f'ms ,that the polict'
Talkjng out or the lrft side of took Sam ror one f)f thr riot('rM
hiB n1outh ! thr rii:ht i;:\d<• is usu-and it took a lot or talking back-
111ly oc-cupied with the stub or a <'rl up with prour that hr was en1•
cigar) Sam rrcall.'i lhc,ll.nys \\'hen i;i·oycd by tht> United State.a gov·
t here \\'c-rt' no pavc·d stree ts in Bal· arttmcnt to get rrc~. ·
bon. ral'lt of Main slrcrl. Sstm rcc-J\ll!i anothc-r incitlffil in
"Whrn we-:;:11t fl job on that sidr tht-Canal Zont> when he was call·
Of town. IA'C hllrl to ~·h<'t'i Ol_ll" N i lo do 8 pillll')b1ng job at a m('ll·
"qui_pmt·nt :n hatu.J CUl'~s and \vher:~ I tal in!'titution in the area. As a
bar1ows tn gc·t ·1t across the sand. jnkr , ont> of the o(ficia"5 of• the
he r~marks. . . I ins titutloc111 lockl'd him up In a
A tall khak1·'ih1rtt•d grnt. Sam 1 cell In the violent IA'ard and \"l(l\k-1
usually !)f'orts a lt·at_hc r bnw tic. a ' c-d off with lhr k,ry. Some' proplr
broad~br~nn1NL th1n-bantlcd hat. "'ere coming throus;h on a 'tour
11 ~<'ll-tr11nn11'{1 moustache, green t1nd Sam talked himself b:uc in
wh 1pcor1~ palits and an ever-pres-Lhr face trying to get sonirone tn
t·nt sto~1 e. . call the kCi·rw r a.nd that "he was
Sam_ IS n1ov1ni; his present main the plun1b<>r that they had ca.lletl
plumbing ofC1c c rrom 619 Bay to <Jo some work out here." The
Ave .. Illt.Jboa, to larger quarters I best rct1ult he coulcl obtain wa~
a~ ·107 30th St., N(•wport Bt~ach . just the murmured sy1npathy of
".1~ ordc-r to Sf>rve the public t>f-
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' thc bystanders and r tlrn nrkA or
ru.:tcnlly. and to get net'dt'd Cltld '.--Poor man, hr thinks he's 8 ; get a C_&Ji~!nian ·on the cmTimlt-
,. • ·Many things which wer e said years ag6 when fhe na-tee on Judiciary. and a Calirorni ' .._ t.io 'aJ d Republican on the committt>c
lional space." I plun1bC'r that gol lock9d up iii here
Kf"f'P Oltl Offi ce by mie:lake." .
, . About an hour lnterc it SC<'mr1t
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., n an y.rorld situation. were entirely different are as banking and currency. It 1~ ot
• .. limely now 3.s the day they were ~uttei-ed. TbeSe bits of wis-an easy job. Not all men1bcrs rcc-
dom by Edward Everett Hale are a good example: ognize the dirricullics and the y t b · bo necessity sometimes of waitlng
thl
.rfLou canno nng a ut prospedty by discouraging for ~holce 'I"''""""'° wanted by
members with greater seniority.
Next week committel' work will You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the
atrong.
You cannot help small men by tearing down big men.
You carmot aid the poor by destroying the rich.
You cannot lift the wage earner by pulling the wage
_payer down. ~ . . 1
You can'not keep out of trouble by spending more than
1 _your incom~, ·
; You cannot further the brotherhood of man by' incit-
'ing class hatred. · r You cannot establish sound sqcial security on borrow-! ed money.
1 · You cannot help men perman~ntly by· doing for them
~ the things they could and should do for themselves.
Maim Streef
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GWlllAGT!• euluit~ IN 1115 HOM~
l<UtfS l'IJ:lltlt -TNAll.11"
OO&S tlll'SON
begin, under conditions Of momen-
tous impor tanct'. History will for·
get u11;-but not the dl~ision.s or the
82nd Congress.
Completes 15 ·Years
With L A. firm
A Balboa Islande1"tceldcnl with
a long record ot falthrul .,rvice
with_ the Ft\Jor Corporation, Ltd.,
bas been honored by the Lo!J" An-
ge.Jes engineering firm.
Wiifred A. Berls, or 309 Dia-
:nond street, has cdtnplC'ted fift~·en
years with the company and wait
awarded a pin tn recognition of
'hi.a years or .!lervtce.
SEEK S 1CL'STODY
Custody or three children. rnng-
ini; In age from 3 to 9, and rund~
for support were'.' reqtlestt>O ln su-
perlor court by Mrs. Vlvta:n Q _
Bodman a.'; she riled suit ror di·
vorc1! from Harvey ~· Bodman on
ground of cruelty. Thl'y were mar-
ried at Yuma Nov. 6, 1937 anti
separp.ted last Oct. 16. her petlUon
&et forth.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTKJE ·OF INTENTION TO
ENGAG.l: IN' DIE . SALE Ot"
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
H1 · 11 hultl nn to lhe old o[ficr:-i, I n1uch Jongc-r to Sam) the o[ftcial
ond US(• the :;pat:c for storage. f-l r 1 who locked him In rcturnt-d an~
probably rt•r ls, loo. that the old tl·t San1 out, explaining th1:1t he
urflce should continue:-' as part or a \Vas ju3t having a tittle· joke, 58111
plum~~n& concern as It ha8 lx'cn ha.s be<'n 8 little le<'ry or plumbing:
~C'r since ~900. j obs at n1t•ntal inst1tutloru1 ever
Sam says thal a ?t1r. HUrd o prn-.si nce.
cd lhC' place as n plui:nbing office Qu1•f'n's 1108 pltal
in 1900 and then ~-Lugo took . . ovt•r. \\'hen San1 fh·st came t'o In his travt:hnj;'. Sam also vi s1t-
\VOrk in the Harbor area he work-t"rl the Hawaiian l.s londs and hclp-
rd for Elmer Turner \\"ho did j t'tl install the plumbing fixtures
plun1bing cOnlracting in Jiunting-at Queen's hospital in Honolulu.
ton Beach and in thi:' Harbor area He remen1bcrs the year and thf'
Sam startC'd tr:i work In 1930 ro; time vividly. "It was In 1929 and
P..tr. Lugo and took cfver the plurlib-1 l was ,there the day after the bij;'
ing office on Bay Ave., after the stock market crash. Everyon<'
death or Mr. Luf::'o in 193J. over thl:'re we.s claiming that he
KiMrat!]cr turnC"d to plumbing I lost his shirt." . ·
as a way to earn a living sometime . Sam has come a long way since
in 1919. He says with a disarm· his days as an apprentice and
i.ng rrankness. "l was out of a ! currently l'TTlploys 11 plt1mbers •
job and had to fincJ one. I had aod & comblna~ion bookkcceper-
previously been {,"Ding to school secretary to keep track or his af-
and engaged in a little fanning. falrs.
But I was mc-chanically inclined His largest job
and found out that plunlbing was BeaC'h WWI the IMtallation 9f all
the llnc for me." o r the plumbing, hC'ating and wa-
Hc served a four-y~ar a pprcnl-ter ~onditioning rqulpment at Lbe
lcC'ehip and now has r<'achcd lbc P,!tY~ICal educalfon building or
stage where he ncvrr fOrgC'ts hi.!11 Ne~·port Harbor High sc~ool. 1
tools when he goes out on 8 job He s very proud ot his radiant
I this must surely be the cqulva-heating pipes u~dC'r. the dee~ of
lent or a PH.D. "degre<" for plumb-I the outdoor sw1mm1ng pool lllid
1.rs.) Will mention it at lbc dl'OJ,l or a
At Canal 7.one I "''Tench. \ 4
He worked In the federal ser-, Bll'Jl'!St Contract s
vice ror two years and was .sta-
tioned In the Canal Zone in 1926
and '27. He remembers ·the cxplo--
siye tempers of the Panaman.ia.ns
and the day be was called out on
His biggest r<"sjd<"ntial contracL'l
were at the home of ·hortlcultur-
~t Paul J . Howard and J ascha
11.elf«z. He amUea when he re-• . rnembere HeifeU' artistic tem}Slr-
, •• . ' • 1-.,. dllliwlry-23;. l-95f •
;-=~~-~.::~:~ Dodrua_:·t1.;..~ :1M·.· Moine "I .
1111 in-. ~ lnaltlns too mucll Pf· 'f'uu\11 II~ GI-I I
DO... 1""talllng the bathtube aod r._,. D . I 'o-;:,.;,, ' :.i::~:~r.~ with Illa ~, .. uct [ ay; IMllt WI . l
The tam~ '\'1•llnlat wu a good ,-, • '• · . ns aport 'and:T Sam~ -recal.18 the ttme J~ Qd con91&11•"1>f to.ta-• • · •.. ~,.. ~
tllat Helf , '!"""' kibitzing Ille ohlpe in t.bla . !>ountY.!lllal'tbls.,11 ·A <:""I*,.._ Kanne !lying ..,..
inltallatloni ot a bathtub a little new ~ f!ia tnon~ ate world.i!lg ~t ft~!f~n dtM for meritor-
too loudly. I Sam told him to "go for hJ.&ber 9&1&~ ~rtUe!I ~g-loua,. ·~· In combat in Kee.a
play your fiddle and I'll take care Ing from 1¥ mlnlmtiin per month by hf1 90")m.00t"r, Maj. Gen. Fi~id
of lMtalling th~ bathtubs." Sam to & high' of l.100 f0r con.et.able. Barria. toim.m~tng the Ftnit Ma-
reporta 'that "Heitt!tz took the joke ~ $100 f~r Ju.t~·otthe peace., rine Aircraft• y.'lng.
with a amUe and whl!n he ueed They p&f.~lnettue.~ere approv .. _tT~.·Sfl. Ouaa B . Peru\cU. Jr.,
to return from hla concert. told ed by the ~unty supe.rvi8ora eomtt .2MD ~ti Ana Ave .• Coet&..Mesa.
Sam that he had just come back month.a "go. effecUve at the start baa beeA awarded the Ait-Medal
from "playing his fiddle.." of ne:w terms of office, ln com-w ith cltatl9n for his achievements
Whe:n JlOt engaged in his plumb--pliance wttb .at:ate law which for-in provtdlng air support to tnfan·
log' actlviti<'s, Sam usu.Uy finds bid.a a ~ during a term of of try during n.ight OJX'ratiom. He
time to Indulge ln hta favorite flee. AJI coun.ty elective officers la a nlght-fight<'r bomber pilot.
spOrt at hJnting and hl6.. Mt rec· goj; a $M tiper. monlh pay boo6t, A veterans of Wor'd War 11.
ord In this sport certafnly has .except two auperviaor, C. ){. Fca-Sgt. ~ennell si:-en' the _iut Wa.r .in-
helpt.>d roqqd out the family's lard-ther1y of Santa Ana and Ralph; J . atruct1ng aenal Lactics. Dun.ng
rr. McFadden of Placentia; who are tn the Kort"an war hf tiu nown 49
Sam and hi.J Wire.. DorotbFa the midst of, their f our-year term11. combat mhmlo.ns against. lheo cn-
have been marrl('d. 16 years and .Jut}ce De}lald i., Dodge and emy from advanced basea in Ja.
have two sons. De\\'avne, 11 and Constable Fna.nk Vaug}ln.at New-pan and ~~m Kimpo, Wolll!an ·and . 'Gerald.~ 11,1 are both ·student.a at port Beach T0WD.B4lp got the larg· Yonpo f.irf1clds in Korea.
Costa Ate~ Main School ., eat Increases, Vaughn from $160 to . He pilots the Corsair ni£1at vcr-
-' · $~ a month and Justice Dodge aion or the Marines' famous fight-W · ' D • G from Sl 75 to $325 P&r month. cr·boro.ber. It Is the on!y alngle· OlllCI~ river ets Elevation Of the township to c1... engine nlght fighter being flown Jail Sente11ce -. A rating Iut year accouiited for in the Korean theatre. •
the size or the increases. Sgt. Pennell's wire. Emma, li\."es
nt the above addr~ss. The Pen-
nclls have three children. CraC'.lc Gertrude Clapp, 26. 116~,!r
22nd St., N~wport Bcaeh, wu sen-ON THE ME~
~ei:cro to serve 30 days in county Among Costa Mesan8 on the
Jilli and P~Y a. $JOO fine after a mend from virus flu are ,Mrs. Wal-BOND ... SALES
plea of gt.lilly to a drunk d\.iving lace Gohn dJ. Santa Aha~vc . and I . S~lt>s or U: S. Savings Bonds,
charge Thursday. Mre:. Arthur Schade of Oran c : Senes, E . In Orange county during O~her cha.rget<I of rt•cklc-ss driv· Ave. b 1 December wl·re $256,683.06, it was
ing and int.oxlcation were dropped' announced today by Harry L.
art"'r M~s. Clapp entered her plea. Cla.ssi(ied ads cost Httle, do much. Hanson. county chairman:
Judge D. J . Dodg<' suspended, 20 ~
days of the jail -sentence ror two
years on condition she does not
drive a car unless llccna<'d to do
so. The won1an was arresl"d by
Constable FgLnk Vaughn Tuee:-
(lay, Jan. 16 at Nrwport Blvd.,
and Santa Isabel St., Co~a Mesa.
PitulD !J,u/liuctitut.
TERESA. RENNER (Mr>. A . Renner).
()C,~rt rtMlt..t uf Tb,.,... t~tHtlRNlta
Onw.lnat.e Mt.udtt.rat ul Beta Bal'l.uk "
-Classifle~ ads i re read by folks
who are looklng~to buy. 436 Serra Drive Harbor 1171.J
News-Times ad.3 have been read
in the Hartx:;r for over 40 y ear3. · Corona Highlands -Corona del Meir -·~
, efou~ .JJ,nnig'
' ·~ ' . . ..v• JODI' car m.r sematlona.I paint treatmeat t. I.De.._.
Ito loou lllld trad,e-ID nlae 100~. ,Uk U.,one of m, io,ooo
•tidied eutomen •llo laave proved to tMmM!I._ that tD7
....... deal "' ddaltel,y tbo ...... aad -· ... ...,......, In -
areS! Aad remembu tllll -m7 l Yf1U' parutee ta 100"'
dependable. Call me DOW at Aaabelm UO'J for a.a appotatmeB1.
(coiled of coone) or Drtn la Tomorrow. I ~ear eentee--a.
at I &.JI. oat at 6 P.H. · • ..
BAKED ENAMEL
PAINT JOB ....
. Tailor Mada
Plastic Seat ·Covers
NOT l"lllai: s1. ·]95 NOT SLIP ON
OOVEBS •••••• r ~
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CHECK THESE POINTS
FULL
PRICE'
* AU C.US COMPLETELY SANDID . * WllJTIN I YUi GUAIANTU * ANY CAI -ANY COLOI * IN AT 9 A.M. -OUT AT 5 P.M. * AU .LA TEST 1950 COLOIS _, ·. * 20,000 SATISFIED C\JSTOMBS * UQUIRES NO :WAXING * 25 YLUS IN BUSINESS
LOUIS HENNIG
200. So. Loa Angel• St~~ Anaheim Phone Anaheim 2407 Collect
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PARTS AND LABOR
'ALSO _BIG SAVINGS ON ALL MAKES
18 'POIN1'.' OVERHAUL
1. Com~te Valv~ clrlnd 10. Change Engine OD
Z. Cl!l&D Carbon · 1.1,. Clean Oil Pump Lines,
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5 .... ..._nd Plstolls JZ. .Ridge Ream,' glue bt1St, cylhlilen ~..-• lS. Clean and ad.Inst spark plugs
6, Replate Cblllleding Rod. '14. Replace Dbtributor Points, ·
~~~MP tbDe •-7. Adm..t eo-tlng Rod-re "'°"'r cb1;;;.;1et 11 Bnlck · • . 15. CNaa Air ,Cleaner • ,, . 1'6. A~ e&muretor •
. 8. ,...go Conaectlng Bods 17. Be~tllanl{old·Guket.
&. Replace Head oad Pan GublJ ':18. Tpp BMktor n-o:~· 1 ·2. M 'O.-.N ~T H s-~-·r·· ·o·' -;r.p t& y:-· ~,,-
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LADIES! Do you IOl1,I" for the litUe nicltiea of llfe 1 Such
u fur c&.rrtace robea, pogo atlcka, diamond .(udce coolera, rhinestone
lle-detecto~ etc? ? ? Well cut out that droqJJ.ng and get acquainted wl\h l!aA;ka' 4th Ave Lay Away Plan J S&tely out of ,the ltlgb rent ·
dLet.rtct by 4.0 lllfhta of It.a.Ira, we challenp ' anyone to lower OW"·
celllnc. ·
A M.ra. FenwtcJr:· Cruller who Uves on the 6th floor ot our
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(WHO UKE TO WEAR MENS~.UAMAS)
'P.UAMI\ 81\LE
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·WE DNDl!:&ES UIATED 'ntz SIZE Of".OUR CUSTOHICRS
W'l'RE OOK WPnl I\ LOT o~lllZI; A P I'S i
\'ALllE!I 95---NOW l/S OFF (OOPll!I
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Mort tlwi-6,000,000 pounda ;.of
dl.ec&rded artk:Jea -contributed by
Teatdeftts ot lhla·•an!e, Lnclud!.ng
NeWPQrt Beac:ht Were ~oliected
and nturblll\ed during I~ by the
Salvation Anny -Social· Service
Center aerving. this dllltrict. &c·
cording to the annoaJ report of
Brigadier Fred Ohm, mpager.
Sale of. the salvaged articles
ot clothing, fumit:ure and other
household goods enabled the Sal·
vatlon· Army to cany ·pn ill pro.
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Scouts :Eitd · • •
New-Officers ,
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. ' -. New oft'tcen for ~ ~
Empire arc·a oouncll.i 'Boy.:: ·ScouU
of An1 crlca, . '!ere elected at lJM
annual 1dinn<'I' n1eellng of tbe
group Tuesdpy nlgbt• lit &!be!&,
Bay c lub.
bldg. wrttee:
• "Dere Sacks. •
•. Ever since you laid away my IT&odp&., I been \\'Orkin wit
yer lay-away plan. I been paytnc on a raccon coat wtlh yer ·outfit
linee ·Jan. 1, 1920. .Even tho you peeple aahu.re me yer Vaults ia
molh~liroof, I'd kinda like to git lhet coaL Now I don't want ~to
appere lmpaUunl, but I may git a job on the Alcan Hlghwa.y, t1.11d
BIDWELL'S SHO FOR ML'V-!18 MARINE. BALBOA
· BARBO& !t0-.1 1
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ISLAl\'D .~ ot hum.an rehabtlltation
without calling upon lls frlen~
for contribution& of i:noncy, Brig·
adlcr Ohm pointed out. TIME AND E wAlf FOR NO~ . , , But LOUCKS'
Offlccn elec'ted at an executJff
board met'"llng priOr to· the dltuter
Included J&1ncs J". Gµbbtna, P.~·
dent: William H . S~, Ji.,.
second vlce·prcsident:. Dr. B. T ..
W oodward am\ R. C. Pyle, ~
seftalivcs lo' the national councl).;"
Kenneth E . Grcrn, councU ·omri;.
missiotu.•r and H. N. Warte:n..
.reasurC>r. .J
Two silVt.>r Bcavcr .awarda Wenta
prei;cnt.ro to Gubbiml and Green'
for oustanlling service to youth.
JudgefKe1tnclh E . Marrieolli T'etir·
ing councft president. acted aa
master or ceremonies tor the e.ve· ["d aorta Uke to git thet coaL ,
Love,
Mni. Fenwick Cruller."
JE,VELRY""' will w long . "enough... for Yoil-. get your timepiece. ln
work u we say. ck far enoug-h ao Utey•fe 11ot In the way, -but
juiiit ·close enot1gh do a thOrough ?4 ~mpe~nt job a.nd guarantee
In collecting the total of 5.178.-
800 pound.a or satvai;e matertaJ,
the Salvatlon Army's familiar Red
Shield lrucka traveled 288,000
mlle8 \o and from homes and of.
fices in the area. ning.
Now this Is just a lillinple of the loya.lty of our many old c u.ston1ers!
Ta.kc a deep breath and walk up 40 flights today !
to lhtm for a con1~ete physical &: check-up_ Loucka' speclalizea ln
expert wa'{ch a: j we.lry repairs. They ' "B'nAND BACK'" ot their
their _workJnllll.ship. :Everything tenilia~ get Jloose &: wayward long
toward 11-prtng. 90 have Loucka' check"Tthc settings ln your diamond 1 +-------------':.-, ________ ..__ ____ _
tiara or the atar rapphlre in your fOtohead, A8 a pt'ecautionary
nle&silre. l}ave rint clips, brooches .~and other valu_ables checke~
DCcaslonally. Spec al deslgntng, bead .stringing. TAKE CARE-
REPAlR ... LOU KS' JEWELRY. 1786_ Nev.tJ>Orl Blvd~. Co8la Mesa.
BACK \' ARJ> BO~IB SHELTER-C&llfontla TUldenta atti best•·
ntng to dig ln. as recommended by Go,·rmor Warren tut week.
Shf"lten rang"" rrom mllkft'hift hpmemade i.tructures or dublOUA
,-a1ue to stn"amllnrd concr+t~ and steftl shelters that meet l'OV·
mmt"Rt llpM'lflcatlons. Plans for the attractl\•e at-0mlc ha\·nt pie.
tuttod a.re offerrd by a Saa~ Ana oompany.
A-Bomb Shelter . for Yards
Designed by · Santa Ana Firm
Department -or .Civilian Defense Jut week, r ecomn1endcd that
everyone build an atom-bomb shelter in t\i.! back yard. 'f1le only catch
was that they didn't explain. how to build it.
.A coniiitruction company In. Santa Ana uys Its baa the "nly. com·
pleled A -bomb shelter plans which will meet or exceed all government
• • • , PRIVACY IS A PRIVATE AFFAIR I don't
care II your life 18 an open book, you still pull
the wlndow shades at night, I hope! Now having
set the scene. Helen Wolfard wanls n1e to tell you
about her ~HADE SHOP. She makes window
shades to your order . . . or repairs the old ones
that rip &: rolJ and 8Care you wiliest . . . Helen
bas a variety of ~hade materials, traverse lracks.
fixtures, rollers. etc., and lnflulre abbut the Columbia
Pyroxylin wubable, flame resistant l'lhades . . .
these come in chintz, ptalda &: chlldrens' circus patterns ... They
make an interesting wi)ldow treatment for modern or 1>erlod decor.
Oh )'es, please note : Specially treated' Tele-VislOfl ~ades . . . .
rompletely light repellent ... Plc&.9C C ALL Helen . Woltunl for any
SHADY BUSINESS .. -
• • • I J UST LOO ED ·QVER , SOME really wonder;ful unpainted
furniture . _ . Now don't switch on "Beanie" Instead of This
,la not ordinary ... it's extraordinary. 'Phl81fumlture is In
or provincial de11ign In beautiful mahogany, uh or gun1.
little brush staining these adrQitfy built pieees look llke a. sm h
design tor llvmg! CARLYLE·s. (formerly Al's Unpainted Furnitu
ha.8 extra size chesfs, sliding door .wardrobes, Holl) wood head boards.
coffee tableti. des k,_ Well plewM" go aee tor yourself! Thia Is the
hand.son1el!t ·furnit u~o of 1t·s kind that I've seen. Carlyle's will lei!
you how simple It s to brush the slain on &: get the· desired effect.
The)· also have so e lower J)riced utility tYpe chest• etc., and do
custon1 furniture b\ilhling. C ARLYLE'S. fformerl.)' AL'sJ 1918 Nc"·-
SH.ADE SHOP 512 29lh St .. Newport. Har. 884 port. Blvd., Costa Mesa.· Beacon 6124·J.
• • • • • • BABY. IT'S COLD OlITSIDE! Well. con1c on ,In, hone)'. Sh.a.ke STRIKE! SPLIT! SPARE ? I want you a.It to
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Come Hear and Try thU "·underlul Xc\v Orga.0 Younelt specl.ficatlons. Their structural eh·
glneer wu. de&lgner • of under·
g\-ound reinforced concrete bomb
l'f'leltf'rs for the I..os AlamOs atom
bomb factory in New Mexico 1.Qd
spent four months p roducing pl&ns
fqr a backyard bomb iiihelter baa~
on government report.a of the cf·
fects of an atomic explosion.
off the snow and cra\vl on In ll"cre to Grant's Fabu lous Furniture take up bo~llng for fun & four figure! .Nov;
Fox·holc! Grant has a n\ultlpllclt:,-of good used~ stov.s and heaters. wait just u darn minute befo re .)·011 run to the
Come · on ln1 whether you·re cold or not just for the k icks! U It bowling alley. You1 can't play in THOSE shoes!
weren't tor regulation "W," thls man, Grant might be a kleptomaniac .•
1
. But lhe Balboa I slf.nd Sporting Goods ca!1 o.4t·
... he ha.a about a million different ptecc8 ol old furniture and flt you or your husband in n neat pair of bowl·
bric a brae _ .. He ha.a high-chairs, low chairs, se~rtng machines. ing !ihoea. This SfOrtlng goods store also has
l'ire·screens, andirons, bras! wood baskets. and an accordion f or 'nylon: canvas & leather bowling bags ltig
,9. 7ts. Speaklng of clasaical 1nuslc. Grant has a liquor j ug that enoue-h (01· bowling-sphere &: sh~s.. · /.
carries on like crazy when you lake it off the shelf. I t pla}'~ "'H O\v A."'D s1~tX'IAJ.: ~IU:LF f 'l.J~ARll'\G t"ALI: i DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO.
-DESIG:SEO by a ramoll8 struc-
tural f'nKifK',,.r \Yhu df':sll'ftt"d
bomb llih('llrni for lht• Los Ala·
Pl08 (N., ~1.) atom-bomb ba8e.
t.hf't abo\'t• o\-homb ,..heltt'r plans
a"' &\'ailahl<' In local (;l\•ll ()e.
t•~nM" ronnt'il!, bulldt:>rs, and ID·
dl,·lduals.
Tllf:l:J UF.t:tfll:TED
Fuur rob<.·s and t \VO pillow casf'~
w r r e i;t11J1·n fron1 her unlockt'd
<'Br, ?I.f r~. ti, T. Shaw, 7102 W.
Oct>an J.'l ont, nolif1cd N<'wport
B each polJC'C Thursday. 1'hc items
v.•cr e takt·n Y.•lulc t hL• car was
parked in front or the Newport
Beach gran11n m &hool, she ad·
dcd.
LESTER A. BECllEB, D. D. 8.
' DENTISTRY
-1785 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Atecllcal BJdg. Beacon 8702
6Q5 E-Bay Ave., Bal-
Harbor 327 -J
• The sheller le semi-burled and
ha-1 a sttt!-reinforced concret e
prt'.MU re-dome 36 incheS\ thick. 2
four-inch-thick welded steil doors
~:ve m~mWll protC'Cllon agairuJI
blast, heat and radiation. Twr
doors are necessary in case on<'
becom~ blocked by debris. The sldf'
and end walls are 12· and 18-i{lch
reinforced concre te. The calculated
stress ia such that !t wilt not -col·
lapse-under a hiih burst from an
atomic bomb directly above tJle
bomb s helter.
Baa Geigf'r C'ount~r
Inside Is mountrd a Ge iger
<"OUnter, Which m('&SU rr ll ffliPi~ion
both ouUJide and inside-the iiihelter
Ve nti:ating _ fan.s pull air iTI
l hroush filtC'rs whic h rl'movc a ll
radioactivity. The fans are equip·
pro for manual o~ration in cur
or pov.:('r failure~ Jn case of a IO'-''
or underwat('r burst from an atom
bomb. It is only · ne~ssary to g-c
ins ide and sit tig-ht un til the r8i')io-
ac tive cloud pasM"s over.
Standard dl.'"signs range in size
from 6x4 feet to 8xl2 feet anci
arc designed to shelter from fow-
lo fifteen occupants. Construe·
lion c°"ts cary . with size, ranglng
from $1 .500 up.
Cartk-dce Con1'trul'tion Co,
Company officiaJS say they will
arrange to furnliiih the plans to
any Civilian Defense council, re·
liable contractor, or individual who
who writes to them.
Harold K. Grauel
£hapel
I Expect 5 A-Bombs
to Hit State
l'b.oac: DeacoD 6810
Coeta Meu
BE SURE-INSURE
WllJL
MAURIE STANLEY
luuraaoe Oaq
Phone 'larbor 117t m Marl.de Ave. Balboa blud.
w. Stuart Foote
GENERAL INSURANCE.
Cou ·rteoua /nfor1nation
!117 Balboa Blvd. •
Newport 8eac.b Ph. Har. %-4
MA 'ITkl'.SSES
Boabt---lfomee--Tr.t.len
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Bl':ACOS ISMI
C..ta Mtwa Mattl'MI 0..
1168 Newport Bhd.
1.faj. Gen. W . M. Robcrt&on say!!
it an all-out war takes place, he
expects California to be bit with
fiv:o:;~M. says c a1"6tni"a "ls
worthy of bei.n~ bombed".&nd &dd.s :
•·I personally would expect at Jeaat
flve strikes I~ California." '
He outlined the !!late'!! defense
program to the County Supervill·
ors association la.st week. He
placed emphasi.! on recruitment of
l,50(),00<f defense corps workers
and said that was the main job
ot local governments.
Gov. Earl Warren told the au·
dience that citizens can·t "joyride
through an emergency" wh1le
ii:oldiers lose their livrs. He re·
pealed that Civil Defense w&l!ll
CaJifomia's main job.
Warren said it was up to the
counUee to carry th~ Civil Dcfenae
ball a.a Jong u poasible. The state
would take over the reln1 only in
an emergency, be said.
County. Propelly Tax
Takes 36°/o Jump
Ory I Am" and "Show Me The Way TO GO Ho1ne~' \vith an aban: on \\.001~ l'I.AID R.Qd SOUD SHIRTS aad
loned alcoholic joyousness. I tell you, for~et the Carls bad Ca_ver·ns ·TA('Kl:TS. T hese 1are high quality i~em s VALUES $1 0 to $12.
Stumble thru' GRANT'S FURNITURE 4t APPLIANCES. . Nq\\i. at $6 & $8. These lire g-l'eal for sailing, skiing or just plain
164ts ?'<.'EWPORT AVE., COSTA MESA comfo1t and good looks. 0 . K . no\V .you can g-o . Go to the
e e e BALBOA IS LAND SPO~TING GOODS, 222 Marine. liar. 2641 .
GO JK> SOMETHING El...SE Anrl don't bother lo 're~ this
.. It's nothing really ... barely "''Orth mentioning. No~lng it1.
lra.sll<'&Oy reduc&l, dementedly slashed, or deplorably d \JCled.
I'hls is not an Inventory sale, clearance sale or fire sale. -his IJI
">nly a "SLIGHTLY DIRTY SHIRT SALE." Jt, 11eem.s that during
the mau hysteria that precrteiii Xmas, 80n1e of .you othei;wlse well·
behaved women got little excited over the quality. white de colored
shJrls a t BIDWELL'S SH0P FOR J.t:EN. Not da.ngerously . so. but
Just enough to paw over these n1en's good shirts and eort of leave
-:hubby finger mark! &: a little lip-stick here a: there. These shirts
tlon•t really have battle fatigue. They will look &: feel like
:lew alter a hot tub. THESE SltlRTS ARE AT 1/3 OFF NOW.
Alao a few cordUroy Jackels, sport coats. w ind-breakers &. 801T1e
l')lher good items are marked down. See the display ad in the Po~t
ror lnro. BIDWELL'S Shop For Men . 218 Marine. &llx>a Jsland.
Hir. 2090. ,. • • •
LOOKJE! LOOKlE~ GET A NAME FOR COOKIE ~ Norn
Morga.n's Bakery Name Con test cn1ls l<"'cb. 10. So lake off that
•nghtfu l hair-net & put on your thinking mood. Nora has the
lo-nut 4t bake shop in the All·An1er. Mlc.t .. Newport. She wants
1. nan1e for her shop. Sha has a suggestion box on her coun~er &
Nill givt! a $6 Bakery good.s order to the big-brain sttbmittin& the
~hosen one. SPECIAL THIS Week-end at Nora's . . a Dobash
cake: This is a !5 Jayer.tl"dream with choc. C'ream filling & all-over
:hoc. icing .. This cake is only 70e and being-of such hig,h gout
~nle.st ,.-111 serve a l,ol of people. Some people faint dead away with
'1ellght just from the Crag.ranee or the cake. J11 iiit let the weak tatnt
~ feed the survivor! Dobaa.h cake ... Nora's Bakery &: Donut Shop
(until a new name) All ~American Mkt., Newport .. • • • QUITE A NUMBER OF YOU CHARMERS enjoyed Vern
Williams little tea-party &: book revl~w . at-the PATIO BOOK
ST ALL la.al week. Mrlf Wiiiiam.a will give a slmlllar affair In the
ea.r future. to watch this column for date. In the. meantime, go 1n
to this Jillie corner of Europe A: browse around. Vera haa an excel·
lent rent&I llbrary ... new book.I, "Disenchanted•' Acrois the River
& Into the Pool Room" etc. Alao a lot or rare & old books ... a
splendid philo80phic eectton, metaphysical, Art. Orama, Music Books.
Travel &: Sea Books. biographies ... Interesting things you can't
pick • up every day. Take advantage of your extra lime. Mrs.
Williams will be pleased to discuss y6ur Uterary likes with you
or you can be on your own. In the gift room here, eome new
collector's Items . . . hand-carved wood figurines, tiny angela and
such from Italy. Fo enjoy yourself at the PATIO STUDIO &:
f!OOK STAU.... 313¥.ii )4aril)e, Balboa Island. Harbor 284.7:.J.
• • • Pll.l.OW C.A>;f;,,._TAMPED
t 'Olt f;MnltOIDER\. -$1 .RD a PHl.r
WE HA VE A COMPLETE STOCK OF STAMPED GOODS 1''0R
E.MBROlDERJNC INCLUDING BABY .SACKS. KIMONOS; CARD·
TABLE COVERS. AND POT-HOLDERS. SEE OUR NEW INSTRUC·
TION BOOKS O N KNITTING, C ROCHErrIN'G & i:;EWISG.
BALBOA 6 & 10 SOO MAil\"" RAl. .. BOA . . ' .
\VHEN .l(NIGl-ITHOOD WAS IN FLOWER and ladle8 were
conshicre{I delicacies. a lot of them hobbled ~round with eore feet.
You know why? Decause' they slurred fl:lze 8 feet -into size f
l'lhocs~' Thank heavens. brave men & true 1ike Harry Bar.ber of,
Barber's Bootcry can1e along and put a atop to this tooll~hness!
B it: feet bcca111e "''holesome. anri women .started leaping a.round like
ha ppy ga7..elles. a ll 5 or 6 toes st~tched" out In front! What I
reall,Y ·wanted to tell you Is: Barber's Bootery hu a tray full of
won1cn's shoes-value~ to $9.M>. FOR S.,.89 ... These are short lots,
broken t;izcs In hii;h. lov.·, meriium heels. a.n<l casual t ype shoes.
Some l'RS l'a ls In black ~uede or brown ' elk are on sale in n1ost all
slzciii: So take your feet over thpre. If they 1,U&li fy, yoU. can g et
a good pair o r shoes for onl_v $3.08 .•.. ·Just dir+ct. your feet to the
nunny side or the street which is 1795 Newport Ave .. Costa Mesa. • • • . "I S UPPOSE YOU'RE OFF
TO YOUR SHOOTING BOX IN
SCOTLAND, EH DOCTOR?"
, "NAY." SAJD DR. ERWOOD. -Ii~ throwing dO'WTI his BEE·BEE gun. "I'm going t:o t he comer drug for a I
• ~Aof 'cup of Bovnil." That's Erwood .. -. .!!::u--..··~: ~ unpredictable. bon-vlva.nt and boule·
J vadler! Dr. Erwood just returned
from~ the city with a normal blood·pressure and · a fresh shipment
of coiiitume jewelry . The new je~·elry Is all trtc"ky stuff, well rgade
and sells tor around a dollar (American): Earrings, necklaceg,
rings, coral, rhineston~ and al• manner of gaudy trappings for you.
I hate to mention it but t}l.ere are SIX tables full of bric·a·brac.
flgiirin.es and gorgeous junk al you guessed It 1'2 price.· I p 'ess as
long u the Dr's blqod pressure stays down, r ou can have anything
in ·th" store for 1-!J except the furniture. copper. or jewelry.
ERWOOD'S '. . . 4.07 t . Balboa Blvd., BaJboa. Open. Eves.
-'-... . .
A WEEK OR SO AGO, 'BRAD' THE LINOTYPE OPERATOR
here at our newspaper ~as setting up my column~ Suddenly he
became tense and alert. His ears wig-wagged when he read that the
TAYLOR TRlM SHOP makes excellent seat-covers. Kicking the
•LET ~S F AC~ rr _ WOMEN'S LEGS linotype machlfle carelessly ln the platen, he sped immediately to the
TAYLOR TRllf SHOP in Costa Mesa ·and ORI1EREO se&t covers! have been a great toplc for diSCU88ion a.s far back as the Stone Age. PictUre a troWsy Telling. me about It later, 'Brad' said, "Advertl&lng really pays. and
paleoUthlc hou.ee frau running around her furthermore those seat-covers were the best ever!" You can praw
your own conclusions from lhl! quaint folk t;ale. But be sure an cave with stumpy legs a danglklg below her
I conclude" that the TAYLOR TRIM SHOP mjlkel'I realJy good seat bearskin gulmpe. ~baby. even then, Mr. d d 1 t h 1 Paleolithic looked •at hef and said, "UGH!" covers an oes qua ity au o up o stery. Over night service ...
Comes tbe evolution, Comrades! We can ll02 lridust!'ift.I Way. Costa Mesa. Beacon 69GO.
vote A: wear short sk-irts ! AND can obtaln • • •
beautiful LARKWOOD hosiery 1.t POLLY THIS IS A . SHAGGY RUG STORY. Laugh!
APPAREL ... For sheer madneu, I'll a pair of the~ lovely &o Well I AhouJd say eo! And il's· a clean storx too.
gauge hose ln a begulllnc shade! You g-et amazing nylon mileage Don't slop me if you'v,e heard It. I want 'tol hear
from t.bese gam-natterera! They are closely kn.It;. 60 fine stitches it aga.IJ\ myself. Tt)e WASHERETI'E in ~ Corona
per inch & snag resistant ... A pa.tr of theee With pictlll'e (ra..me. de1 Mar washes &:: . 'hntu:ea. 8hag rugs &: d~8 a
heela or dark aeama W\11 make you feel Uke elegance on heels! beautlfW job Of It. Take your old faded floor-walk-
Whtle you'Te geting 80me hoee. add a. ftlllp to your· co,tume wtth a eris over thete, pick out a . giddy Tint.ex color a:
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UtUe pure silk neck~-.u.are. Hand rolled ed.gea a: in 12 caY" colorB' haye your rugs "tly"ed.. _l 1wu, THAT amazed~hen
. _ . only 49c. POLLY APPAREL. lAO Newport Ave.., ~at& Me.aa. Maxine told me that they take care ot' ah rup: •
-• • . • , · up to 9xl.2. Don't Ju.at atop tnth fuss.. . ther ·your allp.:cow:ra,
"OH • YOO TAKE THE HIGH ROio fxo ;rr! TA.KE THE bath, mata, draperiu. etc. ~ don't· be !Waled · · · A woman'a
LOW ROAL> BUT rLL BE AT JO-Lit.E'S BEFORE YOU'" Tell you place is no longer in the hornet Be care.free, tnillc about. Leave
why, Laa.a ; . . .JO-LEE Sport SJK>p ha.a ·.,me veiy ·bonnie wool your carea, your laundry A: dry cl~g at ~e· W-.heretle.. 404 C.out
Scotch plaid aklrt.a. The• are pencU al.Im and butt.on cute , lo Bl~, Corona del, Mar. Har. 25&6-W. I
authenylc l::lan plaldo _ • . lharpeo,t ,plalda I've . .... Nortb or -e ~ • ' • '• ' .
South 0t ·Wuthering · Hel&hla! AND co~ with th-oklrta,· la YOU SAID A TRU!f;WORD, MAY'! !Wnovtng J"'lnt by hand
a lonf, wide matching atole; ,,an, tiinpd at tbe 4dJe&. .'l"Jle Ide&! la_ 1a ~ job. And what it _.does to )'Ot,lr' .. bfanc11 .libouldn't hap
COIJtumli for Roamln In ne GI~ (only $11.90 complete). iCCbeck to I a prune packer! ~re mot be ...... ~"f way. . And ab.a! I ::;~~~~~~~~~~~~! ro~~Yee~: ~tyblpt~~~-~~c!: this Cltalope ... il'• why t....ale wt bom.e). At.> at Lee atfoUp'e bf.1'9 ft. aid she bllnking and croainC her men;r tfrown orba. ~~ I ur.,..., smart -top lhop. a vaneey of alaclul for tho -ling .w.bn and ~·'the PACIFIC NELREM CO, lla.t ·a ~~·,brew. They dlP. 1
thia year reached $5,62-t.691. up SS w-Oi¥1erfu1, C&meron Gln'h&m blou.s to ;,r wit.ta. SpHldnc of ~ture. 1,.nttque11, louve.nJd doora, abutterw. ICl'el!llS and thlDga SA !\1 'S
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per cent fJ'Oft\ the $4.~2.068 levy bow\qlg you'll be the ·talk ot the allq lp a ahorty· sqec1e fla.riltel 1 ~"l t)J.a magic' cbemi~l (~ula. .n wailbM-· t 6 vamt.h a~ .~
for laat Ytar, 11149-M, caJl!omla -t .;. $l2.96. But· ,.,.... ela ! ~Lt's "llPOBT 8110r, ·~U u--_ lllN! Pliclfic Nolrem ·~ ~ anji-~. buf It will wub
TUJ>ay•ra' .-1auon f'ei-ted Newport Ave.i Cdlta JI-·; , ~-pain~ ~ Joa\;e !Oil' ~ture ·clep It o;eMY -rw -~
today. , .< .. • • ( ---. , ' . Pi9U.. 11'1'~ ~-• )Je~ l, lolcl you _ aJoo eradicate paint
Property tax.. tor citJea. llCbool , , _u,,0 ~ WAB THIS -· r...!n;'~ 1t;ohlp'• ~r so r1a. u ~ fod,ay "
cllolrlcta, and other dia't.rtcta Ill Ute . • , • -... bej• Baftd •_ _ . , Savecl -11. l""'"l' It •warn Pacif1e Nelrem,
c_ovnty are. not Included b ~ •&JD ot-n1 ·Oii Ute. Jlbftt · "'!"-• • l1!'7 1811 ~u-. Now~ Harl>or .. ZNO.' • •· :.. 11~ --flaa •lttllal· fY-11.,.wu .UW0 J;ft) · ' . · . '
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520 No. Main, Cor. 1:if 6th
,SANTA ANA
Phone K). 2-5140
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FUN ZONE
,
OPEN EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY ' .
and •
SUNDAY
BAUOA.
,
ALUMINUM WALL TILE
SAY "GOODBYE" TO CHIPPING PLASTER, PEEl..ING PAINT
AND MOLD. INSTALL GI ... EAM.ING LIFET™E ALUMINUM
WALL TILE ALL AROUND YOUR TUB OR SHOWE&-
(40 SQ. FT. OR LESS) FOR ONLY-
$45 Complete on Easy F. H.A. Terms
103 DOWN -SO MOl\'THS
Guaranteed against chipping,, c racktng. discoloring or ni.L
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SPECIAL -ALL WOOL BROADFU,T
J65 Yd." Installed
For Free Estimate Call Beacon 6Z:Sl..,, or Beacon S8(t.W . .
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8t.p o1 the Jna' Lou came to •t. lut week, b\Jt it took a court
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pon Heigh t.a, and. Creuon built
moet of tbe boat himM>lf. 'lbe hull,
bowe\rer, wu purc~wd from · C.
&. BMumont, 48a Nt>wport Blvd.,
Coot& M -.
i...t August, when the sporta-
ftshing boat was cdmpleted. Crea-
.on ptbered a few friend.a togeth-
er and 19.unched the craft trom
Seupo.Tt Landing, 811 Cout High-
.::-~Y-Newi:)orl Beach. To 'Crea-
• aon'1 chargl'ln, the tna• Lou san,k
wtthin rive mlnute11 after it hit
the water.
· The Ina Lou was brought back
up on the Ways, and .908p wu
pounded into OW aeama of the bull
to atop the leaks. The . craft was
la,ttnched again the nut dayj with
lea fanfare and with the bilge
pl,ltYlp opez:atinl'. Again it sank.
Rep&lre3 Apln
The veaael we.a taken out or the
water again for rurtber leak re-
paira and Cn!:uon launched It for
the third time. Thls time, how-ever,
tbe seams held better and the craft
WU taken out to sea. But strong
wav'ea pounded the soap out of the
eea.m.a and the' vessel almoet went
down for the third time. However,
CTeaaoo managed to set the craft
hack to thtt SeupOrt Landing, only
to ha\re it 111nk at its moorings.
On Nov. 17, the Ina Lou oncf'
rDore wu pulled from the water.
but that didn't end Creuon's
troubles. Conata~ Frank Vaughn
showed up with a seize order
api.nsl the boat, Rlleging non-
payment of the pro1niaory note by
Cteuon to Beaumont. maker of
the hull. I
Cre&5Qn engaged a Corona del
Mar attorney and filed an answer
to the suit in Newport Township
court on DE-c . 20. A cross-com-
plain\ for $7.466 also was filed
apirurt Beaumoiit.
Last week Judke D. J . Dodge
tian.aterred the whole mess from ¥s court to the 11uperior court be-
muse the complaint exce-eded the
l l,000 Umltatkm or his court.
I Meanwblltt, Seuport Landing
offlciala said the Ina Lou was back
ln the water again with ita leak·
ing condtion corrected. However.
the boat is still attach~ by court
~t.ion and It still hasn't been on
lt'.a 1hakedown cruise.
~w YMCA Unit
fbnned on Coast
ailboa Poatrna.ster lferb Kenny
wa. elected pttaident at the or· ~Uon&J nfeettng of the Or-an.re Crout YMCA held last week
•I the home of Mr. &nd Mrs.
Jlmea Ranney in Huntington
Beach.
Other newly elt'1!tect officers a.re :
Jame. Ranney, vice president ;
Chiabolm Bl:Gwn, Coata Mesa, sec·
retal')r; anif Ben Gautier. Hunt-
ln(lon Beach, treuurer.
Tbe.new,usociation includes the
Newport Harbor and Huntington
Beach school dlltricU whtcb werf'
formerly undet the 111upervislon of
lhe An&heim YMCA.
Other boa.rd members are Rev.
Tom Gibson, St. Andrew• Pre9by·
ter ia.n chu.ri:h; ]4. A. Harwood.
COl"On& del Mar: Raymond fi:Ut-
rraan and Robert Long. C~ta
• ¥ea.; Kln~ry Whlteneck, New-
port Hetghts; C,tiarle.s Lewil, Or-·
Snee Coast College: Mn. Al(len
~<iu\at. S""""t Buch; Esther
• l)tiltii<Htwtnl Smith, Verne' Len-
~ flna Dr. Bf.111:b H •wea ot' I lbntlncton Beach. .
• Woman Hurt in
Tllree-Car Crash
" A wolh&n WU sli&'hUy injured
Saturday at l :50 p. m.~ in an ac-
cident involving three ears at Mac·
Arthur Blvd and Coast Hi&'bway,
Corona del Mar. She ~'88 Mn.
Leu~ Ma.€? Preasley ot Comp(on
and -w .. treated by Dr . Rau.u an.er be:lng takr-n to -his. office by
Ambulance..
PoHce aaJd the er~ occuired
wbe.n a coupe driven by Thoma.a
Burke of San Franclaco phlled out
~of tbe. outaide lane onto the ahoul.
de:r ot tM road. 11le .econd car,
drtHn by Paul Roberta ot Long
8-cb applied bra.kee and swerved
to rajaa Burke'• ;!~'cle, officer.
_naf.td. wben .lb• ulird.car, driven
by Tran. p._ie,. collided wit.II
tlw r8J' oPthe second cu. M:ra.:
PttMfey iru a pauenzer in her
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Gets New Stern
An expenditure or SJ0.000 wu
nttessary to remove a jinx from
the ultra·streamlined steel 1una
clipper Princess ,Pat. Optimi•ileal-
ly ta.ken to sea. from a wartime
buJlding ya.rd at Newport Harbor,
the $360,000 Princes.a Pat turned
out to be a fish frightuer more
ofte-n than 11. fish catcher.
It was a hearibreak for the
crew to lose school after school
of tuna. catching only a tev: tons
while other tuna clippers would
slop on the same school and load
fish hou.r on hour. Those old·Style
clippers with vulgar conventional
hull design caught fish all around
the Princess Pat.
Some fishermen put their heads
together' to find the cause of the
ship's bad lu~k. According ro 1o{lke
Ra.dos of Harbor Boat Building
Co.. at Long Beach', -"'·ho heard
their complaints an<l worked out a
remedy, the ship's sharp stern
caused to her plunge up and down,
making discomfiture for the crew
and creating bubbles that flght-
ened the fish.
Scan"c.1 Tuna
Fishermen on the racks away
fro'm. the 11tern caught 1the most
fish . since the shape of the hull
camed fish blood lo Bweep back
toward the stern. Blood scares
tuna and attracts sharks.· And
besitles that, the narrow stern
limited the.size of the bait tank.
The· Princess Pat'!! entire stcrri
was cut off at the Dados y1trd
and a conventional broad stern
stetlon built onto the vessel, giv-
ing her stability in a seaway,
more room for bait and removing
the cause of tlie bubbles.
'"Sbmetimes this streamlining
businessf Is carried too fa.I\" a
fisherman ob&en"ell.
County Builders
Install Officers
Clifford J . ~filler of Santa Ana
was insta.llt'd la.st Wttk aa presi-
dent of the Orange County Build·
ers Assn., at a dinner-dance at·
fair in the Bal~ Bay club, at-
tended by more than 400 Persons.
Glen Anderson of Santa A.na.
acting as master of ceremonies.
Introduced L. L. Isbell, mayor or
N"ewport Beach, who extended
ireetings to the gathering from
all sections o[ the Southland.
Other dignitari@.!I pruent and
introduced were: Super'Viaor C. M .
Featherty and 2ra. Featherly,
S-Uperviaor H einz a.nd Mrs. Kaber;
&nd Walter l4e1lott, president or
the California Builders ExchanlJe.
Offlcera lo serve with ~f ille r for
th~ coming ti:rm include: V . J .
.Anderson, first vice-president;. R.
Donald Hall ,second vice·presldent
and C. K. Tuttle, treasurer.
-Opporturi.ity ts knocking in
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Air Raid whistle
(Ooatlnuo<I from P-1)
warning wUI b;.e tr~ttt~ ..-bY
telephone to DtvislC!n' Chiera &nd
Wardena. The_y wUl -thtm u-
1emble their key p:erao:nn~ only.
~ RED : Attack imminent. A
warning to be given u a reault of
an air division commander Identi-
fying hostile aiJ'craft within hi!I
area, or re1ponbillty. This ill the
final ~-arnlng recelv~ at the key
point air raid warning ctntu prtor
to actual altack. W~ll be tr~
mltted to the public.
3. WHT'J'E: 'All clear. To be gtv·
en followlnc either a yellow or
r ed tYPe &Jr ra..k? wamtng. It Indi-
cates no turther immediate d1U11er
of air attack. Will be transmitled
to general public. , ·
4_, The blue alert wied In tlJ!.jal!lt
war has been e liminated.
.. w....u.. ,._ p nfy
According to the ~ bulietln ay.
members of CtviJ Defense and Dla-
aster Relief Cbrpa will &Uemble
at their designated uaembly
points immediately ' upon the
so•nding of the R.ED' aJert public
warning. However, 1 this DOU
NOT apply to ihe Fthlay noon U•t
run of the whistle watntng stg'n&la..
Friday's test la prlmarUy for tut·
ing the effective r&nl'e of the
wh1stel si-gnala and to famlllart.ze
the public with the 90und a rid
meaning of the wblsUe blull.
The bulktln also laaued lnstruo·
tlons to the public In Ume of
t'mergency a.a follow1i-
Your l'as. ~lectr-icity, or wat,r
utility has;--emergency operating
procedurq \vhlch are deatgned to
b+!st 11aleguard the -community.
When a&lety meuure• are n~•
sary, utility auppUea can be cut
off in danger a.reu moet effective·
ly by utility serVJce crewe. Fol-
low th• a.dvice of your loc&I ut11-
lty man•ger.
Do11 and 0oD't.
Don't. t.bqt. ot.f yGdr ,.. 11ervlN'!
cock! You may need lhe heat dur-
ing 'the emergency alert and dan-
gerollJ!I accumulations of caa may
be releued Into homea or butldlnga
If Mrvtce 1a re.stored by untrainM
people.
Don't.-shut ofJ your electrlelty:
You may wa.nt your radio which
may be your only mN.nB of recelv·
Ing official lnatrucUon, or your
clock, p r a hot plate, or even a
light In your bomb. ahelter.
Doa"t sb.ut oU your water !ler-
vlce! You.· may 'need you"r uni-
tary faCUlties or wa.\er may be
needeq quickly to put out arnaU
tires.
Dpa't draw quantities of water
Into ~ tub& or other contataen~
'rhl.11 would only reduce preuure
in m&Via and alao result in an q.n-
neceuary wa.ste of water wh.lch.
may be M.dly needed. Storagf"
water beater• ha~ aulflctent sup-
plle11 for emergency drinking and
cooking nffds.
Do abut off 1ro-. touters. . . ato""fllllr. aad other •pp11a..,.. u
t~p. you weN pla .. out for thA
da)'! • • aei m Oard9
. Sa.tlore aJao urged all CivUlan
Detenae Workera to obtain Utetr
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W.tldae, lmn•Alt.._ . . ' Mary Aaa Morrison.
J M. of Year
(OeaJ.ued !tom 1'>c• I ) '
' A.lao recetvlng awardJi Wfre :
Giwes War PrlsGner
C~ of S.1228 to
Wife for Birtflday Judger Jl'ra.n~ 1'1mell, chairman of
A '1228 check wa.s the birthday tbe wcceutul Community Che•t:
preaent received by J.fr11. Jobi\ A. Hoal' F'oundadon for the future
Best, 299 Broadway, Costa Mesa. boa:"'t&l.; James Webater for long
from. her husband Jut Thursday. &nd talthtul serviCe to yachting;
Mr•. Best'• birthday l.s Monday, Dick Stewart. and l'Ortfr Sinclair
Janµaty 22 but ahe didu't. mind tht" for taking lbe Fl:91ng Scotctirnan
prt>--blrthday gift at all. , to the Bermuda Rue: Heinz 'K&l-
A I, · t ·::Al's House & Rllg · r y nc1nera .o! :i:;; Cleaning . ~Q . .....,,, l-·la-arr __ u_A_T1_0N_11_W_ANn:D __ _
O county offlcia~ ~_:~ .r,-. B•caa llli ••'-' M. · · Typ" ~ . . anuscr1pt mg ploring ~ht. old Santa Ana A~y ~.:. . . -G • d£S
Air s...f in Costa 1.fesa for dis-,'1 ~.'11~ .. SDVI -. posal_~ ... ~ rubbish. in linlJ "with an-p ~G
"lnto the b&nk" ls h'r reply u &er for youth work; Busineas and nounced plds to curtail burning - , .. . . .
operaU •I some dumping EARL . Sa:EFI.JN" · '. to whereo the chttk is going. Profeasional Women's club for the
The check was back pay fron1 'Preview and to reUrlng dlrecton1
tbe Marlne11 due John Best who Is. ~1arlon Dodd, John Bidwell, Ken-
a.!retlred ~farlne sergeant. It was neth Wilson a.nd Bob Beecher.
partl81 pay for the time spent C3'n: Alter the award presentation
ye.ara) ln Japanese prison camps Wrigh,t turned over !he gavel to
during Warld \Var IJ. new President •Tom Norton y,·ho
glound • rril'alnlerll~~ ·
SupC'r 1.f. Feath.erly said ,; 8-, _ ~1-¥ ~
Be.at, who 'was a member of the rave the outgoing president a
"death march" from cof.regidor k:ertlflc•te for his work the past
wa·s Interned at ·Cabana TUan, year toward making the future
"Hell·s Can1p.." and B!libl(I p(i.SOn ship office a success. Then E'xecu'=-
cam~. ttve Secretary Hay Langenheim,
t;4es~ Precinct
"the workhorse of the .organiza-
tion" waa commended and the ne\V
directors ~ere presented by mlet-
(Contlnuf"ll from P age 1) ter or ceremonies Vs Steffensen
or 9-4.07 J>('r cent of the eligiblc11. of Corona del :P.tar.
S&rrta Aiia precinct No. 37 had Norton, entertainment c halr-
-4&:; regi11teretl and 319 of lhl"me man, turned the r emainder of the
voled. • evening ov~r to the program which
Election otliciala. to be guests featured comedy act.a by clown
of AMOClated Cha:mtjers at its Pepito1 Perez. dancing by his wife
next mtttlng ~ude : from Costa Joan, tap dancing by Edith p a vis
Meu 16 -Nancy M . Ca.rd, W . B . and humorous magic by LoanP.1
Jot1n.son. Beslfi~ Lf:wnSberry, Nel· ,Kay and K•thleen.
that th incinerators, if the coun·
ty got h~a. .. e of them tor use,
would ave to be r~palred and
othrrwi 1 put into condition for
daily b ning operations. ·
The unty has no run'ds lo set
up incl erators at MlY of the 10
i;turrlpin grounds malntained for
p"ubllc se and bums reNBe in.
deep t encht>s; asht's then are
covered! when the trenches are
nearly f 11 and another trench ia
dug. ograssively, draws and
~mall nyons are filhxt by this
manner ] . -chai~an Willis H . Warner of
the su viaors said that the coun-
ty has "considered" incinerators
r o r c bustiblt' rubbish, 'bu t
lhat la of f'O.nds has. hampered
plans f such improve.menu to
~limina ope_n burning.'
INtDUoft"·..:.:.. --~t:qu:OR AINTING . uc!'si:p -'mfuu:o
· Glenn Johnston · .
501 • 3111t SI. N.,.port Beacl)
.Harbor 2291-J 3fcfJ
R. H. HOLBROOK
DEPENDABLE PLUMBING A..._. . . ' .
Rq&lr -Maatalnod
· · Phone: Har-141'-'11'
Z1101 BtJboa ·BITd., Newport -.~
CARPEN'rER
WORK
la B . Fuller, Kathryn M . Dial and _ :... ______ _
Ruth M . Barnett.
Reco itioni.ng of the long-un· R OUGH and Finished . ' ' cuaton1
1164-M .
34cl:;H
Odell to talk ·
at CDM. MeetinCJ
011 drilling and Its 'in'luenc~ cwa
the Harbor area will be the wbject
for dlacusaion al the 8 p. m. Thu~
da.y, meeting of the Corona del
Mar Civic Asaoclatioo at the , Co-
rona del Mar grammar school.
Oil operator A . J. Odell.14304
Seuhore Dr .. \Vest Newport. wUI
be the speaker. A questlo~· ! and
an.swer period will follow o4eU's
talk.
:P.irs. Fred Harrnton', chairman
ot the refreshments comm¥-tee,
said that snack.JI will be ses-ved
after the busl.De.ss mHting.
PROWLER SEES
MNl. Frank Was, 318 O.:chld
Ave.; Corona de! Mar. reported'.•
prowler In her back yard ·at '3:·08
a. m. Monday. Police were ul\ab}e
to loca_te any suspects.
Criminal Adion used S ta Ana Army Air Base ·buUt cabinets. Barbo~
'c Contlnu6'1 f rom Pace J)
'year-old wtfe, plUI $720.95 for fun-
eral expenses, S 185 , medical ex·
pc-nses. $117.86 h.oapita1 charges,
$18 for nura!ng nnd $15.45 ambu-
lance. For . hi.a own inJurte•.
Wright demanded ~ plus $35
inclner ors might be possible at-
.mina cost. it was explaln~d. 1---------------
• PAPER HANhING
'Na ghty.Boy' Gets and 'PAINTIN.G
30 , ay Sentence
medical cXp<'nses. He. also asked P..obe . Loui,s Coe. 18, of the
for $2875 for deetruct1on of hlH 'boat ·~aughty Boy" based at the
car. • f Lido Yacht ,Landinc was sen-
tenced o 30 days In the · city jaij
N M b f Tuesdi lotlowlng a guilty plff ew . em ers or on c h ges or tresp ... lng (26
L • p + 455 days the sentence suspended e91on OS ror tw years on condition u.at
Two new names were added to tllere 1* no further t1re11paaaing violatio~ ·
Ult' membership roster of Costa New{· rt ·Beach po.lice arre•ted Mesa . Amertcan Legion Poat 4~
when l,.oui. Shepptns and F . If. Coe af1 r receiving a uport to ~~;~~:~e ~el~m:::a!~~y th:ie~~: :;~kpt~ :h~u~1:dctju~~ ~~11 se:
Ing. Commander Stephen Smith in the arage, belonging to 1\lr1. Doroth Smith ilt 201 38th St., prettded in American Legion hall. Newpo Beach at 11 :S6 p. m.
lniUal pl&na .,.,,ete outlined to Monda
send a local youth to the annual Bill
Boys' Stat e encampn1ent at • the
state capital next'June.
m ith said that he had
gone o to lock his garare when
Ke_Jlneth Quarry
1515 Santa ·Ana Ave., Costa Mesa
Ph<ine Beacon ~504
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Stop any leaks, guaranteed.
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Have your favorite phot ograph
hand' tinted. W rite name and
a ddreu on bo...::k Of photo. A.lBo
natu rt.l coloring. Price $1.50 ea.
S~ TO SANOR.A
2050 E. Ocea1' Front Balboa
Experienced. Harbor 163&-'JL
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RELIABLE WOMkN fi>r blia.e-
. · wOrk ·and ·~ookll\¥;"'plain dinner.
, hour• 1 to l p. m. • daya._a ¥'eek.
. Pllop•,Bel\C~n ~· 68p70
FOR 2 OR 3 MOl'ITHS -' Want
woman to take complete ea.re of
two school age chill:lren · (9 and
11 yrs.) [.Ive 'br. Be.ndiX, TV.,
etc. Ph. Harbor 0421-·W. 68p7.0
Have opeJ\lpg for experienced
sal@.!lman 'r broker. Best deal in
a.re.a.
E RNIE SMITH, Realtor
1205 COAST HlGHWAY
Col'Olla del Mar Harooi-2867
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WANTED -Houaekeeper for el· d~rl)r couple. Private room and
bath. Goad salary. Phone Be-a ·
coil 5499-R. 70c72
ASSI ST ANT bookkeeper,
time 5 to 9 p.· m. daily.
Box "R" this 1>4per.
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Complete ln1tallation, rep.Ir
and service o.t all Tralier
Equipment . ~
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ORANGE COAST
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FLEET ADMIRAL CHESTER
W. NIMITZ; USN, I Rel.) at Stan-
ford U ., on the United Natjona-
"Everybody loves a winner. but
Following the meeting the post
members joined the auxiliary for
reircMmeitt.s and a soc.la.I hour.
he sa someone insid.e lookinc
•v~r h engine parts' which. be NEW WEBSTER WIRE RE-' 65c78
not every ~attle can ~ta succua." ~er'J .,_~ee Dietri,ch
official 1. D~~/u,l 1ilkfi; !~~~/'~]~~~day ·.
portunity. He ' pointed ' oul 1tbat Tt.'fW ~ Otletrfch uked ema:ll
no worker ii auUtoriaed to go from friends ln at noon on Jan. 16 to
houae to houae in connecUon with help hiDl celebrate hia fourth
had sp ead out on the f I o or. CORDER, portable. .A bUy a t
Smith osed the garage dOOP and MARIS STELLA 28A-t0 -l will $ltii3.
went t get his r iOe. When he not' be ·reopcnolble lot debta con-DAVIS-BROWN CO,
return Coe saw him,_ 8@.~ed tracted &&'&inst thill boat unlesa 1.... _
a win w ·and jumped, pU\ .. to •u\hOrlzed by 'II• tn ymllng. ljl!l5 .~b!>.r,~;vd ,..,.4,,_141""
make s ...,,.!"'·. JOHN F :MacPHl!:RSON .. ~Q_l>72 !I .•. !"P ..... Beac0n &tit ' ~
sinit touo;....d eoe bu .. ·..ioot.l""'""""'"""'"""""""'-,......,...,~-~--T'--t,_-:---_;'." __ _
'Dimes . Campaign Follows· ·2 wever, the police car ~t
trail and followed him , I ' • Lldo Landing Bhl pyard. hi.a duties unW h41 ha.a ti.ii I . D . bl'rthday at his home, 5"41 Cata-
card. ' Photographing and finger lina 1 Drtve, Newport · Heights.
prlntliig for L D . carda wilt be con· There wu a cake with "&II the
ducted at · the Police Bepartment trlmmlnga," ramea and presents
Tuesday and Thunday at 7:30 to for Terry.' Pr~nt were · LincJa
9 :00 p. m. until February lit. Stur1es, April Quisenber ry, Leallf'
Schedulu after ~ebruary lat will Gentry and Terry'• elder brother, age
be announced tram time to tlme. Daryl. 1 them.
ey took Coe Into cUlltOdy
rted 'fJm back to Smith'•
here 1he was identified.
itted that he had aeen
~e parts in Smit h'• gar-
had1 decided to take
Most ~Dl$asfrous Polio Veals .
v ollowing the .t wo ~d.t dlaaitroua polio yeara ln American )ilal.i • '
tory, the 1951 March of ~ea campaign in Orange county bu q uick·
Jy moved lntO hJgh g~ar. Robert S. Barne•, Orange1 Coun~y Campa.lgil. •·
Chatrman -dectared tode.y. _ , ' · ·
The three ye:in of 1948, 19~9 8!1" 1950""have .seen· the ~rgest l
amount of polio CUM reported in
Ora.nee' county ln 28 years. ~ea and from' the lTend of recent
atated. The year. of 19"9 !law tbe years It need not . be called 'fnf&n·
greateat ~llo epidemic ever to ttJe' paratyata. aince the climb to_
•trike. Lan_ year wu not-quite ao adult-•ie gn>ups hu beeri bigher dia~ bUt t.t nearly. ~ed t.ha.n ever before." .
the high m.arlc. +1 llM.9 throllfhoUt Cb&irmen and their or pntza-
the country; be a&ld. Uon. tu Newport Harbor inclUde:
.. ~DI• Coullty:a Cllapter of Kro. fDoroU.y SuU.erland. --
the N&u_on&l F~~lon for In-·n.-and Profeuton&J Wpm.en••·
fantlle P&ralyata lj&o been lltruck club; Mn. Cunillnl' Butler and
a.. financial blow by tile c-t 11um· Mn. Harold Kn!pp, Girl 8cou
ber of caas cared-for dU<lnc Uieae Calta j M.-: I
ee.ldemlc yean.," the chalrman .
""'d. "-.;.· 11~ Gef ·~o · Cmd .
The county_,."" t}1e avetVe Photos Talleil .
of U ,000 per 111<111\11 dl!rint· ~ ~ : • t on 'poUo ~tlenta, Jlamea ~ A .-re= -~for
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HUDSON lNV ADER ..,.:.;.:· _.,_ '"*~""' ~-WHY P.AY RENT! Wbeti you can buy this lovely • . rand New .ATTRACTIVE ~In home ne_,.iy nett,
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,\pplian«es are getting scarce
·and will soon be even
harder t o find,
· Marine Engine13
'-275 H.P.
PRJcED TO SELL
See J ohn Harvey
at Sea.craft
GREENLEAF It 'ASSOC. . 2 bedrm. home on 1R.2 lotl Forced air beat.-. has hardwood floors, fireplace, forced air
3112 Newport , Blvd. . Har. iM2 Garbage diaP';'8&l-Enclosed yatd. • !as than · 8':~er 1:1,n•~C::u~s~-=..:! heat; patio, !k&r garage,. completely .,
BALBOA -Fumi-1 bodlwm 1 yr. old' Nicely lailcUc&~ The price ia ll<!me. Hlg~ua.lity workman· • fenced. South of Ifighway ·near shopping '
apt. InquJ~ 901 I:. Ba7 li'ront. right at t:ll,l5()0; I 1111p · over 1.100 eq. ·ft. Nice center in Cor.oha del 'Mar. ·
Balboa. V' appeari.n.g -keabl.: noor plan p · d $ 950 ' Phone Ha rbor OSU-W ',I ;.... Joie at w -beat bardwoo<I rICe at . 11,
e7p&l , EXCEPTIONAL -many out feature• -'
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' .. ft, in v~ry nice can-
. dition ·····-······-··-······: ... $74 .95
.• FJ:igidaire. 5 cu. ft. -··· R9 .!m
J'rigidaire, 6 cu. ft. .... 94 .50
Ice Box, looks like
electric refrigerator 14.95
625 COAST m GHWAY
NEWPoRT , BEACH
Pl\. BEACON 5771
># 2Uc
' Y.EARLY RENT AL -nearly new·
lower duplex·. Completely fur-
niahed. Near bay and 9boppin1
district, Balboa. Phone Harbor
1317-W . 18c70
2-BEDROOM and den home,•:.~;.. roo-14 1L'x27'. 2-car -e -large patio -. u. ... ....,.. &6' 72 Good lbcatlon .:_ Large 5 per
• Beaine<i ceiling, f>anelled wallil. 2· fireplaces, cent Insurance. loan obtainable.
one in large muter bedroom. YI to W carpet-.uklng prl<"T
· ing. Lovely patio ~ alao ~clOlled rear yard. $10, ,500 '
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. , Hinigbg )'OOm.-$6,7 and il.a also south of
· way in Corona del Mar .
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Elec. water heater, a BAR-
GAIN! I
Have a few good TVs-·
JUST TRADED IN !
DA VIS-BROWN C O.
1185. Ha'tbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
Beacon 6821
MAHOGA.NY trimmed ninabout
1311' ft. inboard water cooled
motor. New paint. Priced to sell.
call eves. Harbor 0674 -J or dap
Al Davlll Harbor 2522. 68c70
S4-MUSICAL. RADIO
RENT A P IANO.· $5 per month.
All rent allowed If you buy with-
in terms. DANZ-SCHMIDT, 520
No. Main, Santa Ana.
"PORD 1930 Mode l A Roads ter, I BUNGALOW UPRIGHT ·piano in
$75,' Hollywood · bed complete. perfect condition. Terms ~
tWin aiu. $30. Standard 8 ize • dow:n and Sl5 J>f'r mo. at
porcelain laundry tubs, $20. 621 SHAFER'S MUSIC CO., (Since
Larkspur, Corona dcl 1otar. 70c72 1907) <121 N . Sycamore, Santa
Ana. KI. 2-0672. 62t!c
MONO WHEEL trailer. Cost $75.
Will .eU !or $25. 511 Alieo New-'USED P IANOS fro,n $69 up. Good
port Uelghta. Beacon &3o8-w~ •playing conditi~ DANZ-
70c72 SCJDqDT, 520 No. Main, Santa
~-----------Ana: cor. ~th. '
. • Us·ED e· Kelvinator refrigerator,
good · condition. $75. 1570 l.cvine
.S~·· Costa Meaa. • 70p72
SERVEL gas refrigerator, 7 cu. n.
. like new, $1~. Phorie· Harbor
1627 or aee at 118 Ithaca, Lido
lale. 68c70
P RICED TO SELL QUICK! Thor
Automagic washing machlne-
Dlahwuher comb. S75. 1 twin
aize mattre&a and 1 mattress
pad. 914 E . Ocean Front, Bal-
boa. Harbor 0823-J . 67p71
Television Service
-RADIO REP AIRS
SPECIAL BUY WHILE' THEY
LAST! New 120 bUl!I &pnelli
I talian accordion'!. and cue,
$1SB.95. T erma, $19.95 dowit and
$10.35 per mo. at SHAFER;S
MUSIC.(.,'(), (Since 1907) 421 N.
Sycamore, Santa ALa. Klmber-
ly 2-0672. 85ttc
W ANTf;D : 50 pian08. Trade in
your . old piano on a Grand,
Spinet or beautiful televi.sion.
'Highest cash allowance. Terms.
DANZ·SCHMIDT PIANO CO ,
corne r 6th, 520 No. Main, Santa
Ana.
J ANUARY CLEARANCE SA.LE!
ONE FURNISH E D A.PT., one un-
furnished. Yearly rental UtU.
pd. Adults. Downt.own Balboa.
R.euonable. Contee~ 0 ran c e
8765-R -5 morninp or write Box
71, Stlverado, Callf. 88p7~ . " OCEAN FRONT rurnished apt ..
suilable for 2 adults. $4 0 i;nonlh
wiriter rental, $45 yearly. U tll.
paid. 1504 W~t Ocean F ront,
Newport Beach . 68c70
OCEAN FRONT .
LOW WINTER RATES
TWO BDRM. APT. llvlncroom ,
bath, kitchen. View of ocean
and bay. Q,utet location. UWl-
tiea included .................... $68 mo.
13~ E. Ba.lboa Blvd., Ba.lboa ·
Har bor 2278-W 68c7
ON wEEK'L Y or Monlhly balls'
tor winter. Bea'lltltully fu r n-•
ished 2 bedroom home on beach~
Corona del M.a r. Reasonable
rates to Eastern tourlsta or
marines. Call Harbor I'O"·R .
Jre3tfc
VERY NICE 3-rm. apt. (1 bdrml
Thermoatat~ controlled heat.
Wlnter or yearly. 1400 W . Bal-
boa Blvd., Apt. 4, 69c7 l
CORONA DEL M AR -small a pt.
partly rurniahed. Suitable fQI' a
couple. Very reasonable. 513
•Goldenrod, Corona del Ma.r.
69c71
Larry EWen • • 1 arold Hamm
1 Technicians
Knabe Grand. Beauutul Chlck-1
ering Grand . Save $600 to $800. BALBOA ISLAND
Kimbal Grand. Vose, Story iend I HOUSES AND APTS. llOl8A RA DIO It TELEVISION
1611 B.-.-tway, C. K BeL 5808-J
50tfc
BOYS ' SCHW1N BICYCLE, 28" in
good condition, l yr. old. 535
Clark. W onder toned Soh~er YEARLY OR SEASONAL
Grand, only $395. Terms. DANZ-See GAIL CARNEY "th
SCHi'IIDT BIG PIANO STO~. W1
520 No. ).{ain, corner 6th, Santa Nelda Gi bson, Real Estate
Ana. 306 Marine, Balboa IsJ. Har. 602
89c8 l
R edlands Ave., Newport H eight s. JANUARY CLEARANCE S ALE!
Beacon 5255-M. 68c70 Spi-nets and Grands. Trade-Ina.
South of BJvd. ONLY $16,950, term.. ..
CLIFF HAVEN
·3 BEDROOMS, twin' size. 1 % baths: Forced air
heat. Large lot, enclosed yiird, BBQ. Built 2
years. ONLY $17,850, WITH EXCELLENT
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LISTINGS WANTED-ALSO RENTALS
ERNIE SMITH, REAhTOR
120& Coast IDghway, Coropa de! Mar
Phone Harbor 2667 ·
BALBOA ISLAND -
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE!
3 BEDROOM 13\ bath home. Corner lot , desirable loca-
~ton.
ASKING PRICE $13,5!10
B ids submitt ed at our office .
IN CORONA DEL MAR
ATTRAGTIVE 2 BE DR OOM HOME, 1% blocks f rom
ocean. South of H lghw&y. 45'· lot. LaJge living room.
Beam ceiling. Hatdwocxf noors, unusual dining room.
Kitchen and bath with tile. Price, $1 8,GOO. Multiple Ll&t-
lni No. 1621 . ·
View Lot in Corona de! Mar
Just above themaln beach (30xl18) one lot from Ooean
A venue and only a jump to t he beach. A wonderful
buy -Terms.
G. I. $150 Down A~CTIVE b bdrm In NEW-
'PORT HEIGHTS. . Fireplace,
bdwd., Ute, Jl'&vity flow fur·
nace,.Jaund.r)1 gar b. dr.,., dble.
garage on pa'ftd alley.
THESit ARE ALMOST 1'eE
LAST QF T HE LOW DOWN
PAYMENT HOMES ! . ~
Phil Sullivan
For merly c. r Galen Deplaon
. G. T. Everson
•eo Newport Blvd. Coeia Men Beaco~ 6243-W
Harbor 3J57-W or Beacon 5468-J
OWNER IN
KOREA
MuSt Sell
at Once
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COMPLm'ELY FURNISHED 3-
bedroom bpme; has nearly new
refrJgeratoJ:, kitchen range, Ben-
d ix washer .• Lots of tile In kitch-
en a.nd bat.h. n ice patio enclosed
by b rick WalJ.
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About one half cash will
handle, ~ance at ·only $32
per p!Onlh.-e
4 ~ z:tere1t
For the above propertie• call Mr•. Maroon. H arbor 1775.
EARL W . STANLEY, Realtor I BUY TlJlS TOD AY -
· TOMORRO~ MAY BE TOO
LATE ,
22~ Marine AV(', " Balboa Island l •
Ftn.L PRJ CE
Somebody Wants The I sland
$9,000
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Our rapidly_ growing com~
munity of homes and in"
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312 Marine Ave., Balboa Island
Phone Harbor 2042
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ALMOST NEW 2-bedroom house with! 2-bedroom
a pt . over double garage plus guest room, and
bath -both units spacious -closet space.
We think this one of the nicest Island proper-
ties. -$31 ,500.
BA YFRONT with -:pier and fl oat 3 bedroolllf,
11/2 baths with 2-bedroom . apt. ·over double
garage -both bave lovely ·bay view -lllllJIY
conveniences -most livable and easy ta rent
-partly furnished. $39,375. '
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Harbor 502 <aarbor 3028-J
306 MARINE A VENUE, BALBoA ISLAND -
DESERT HOMESITES ·7
NOW AVAILABLE -Desert Homesites ad,ioin· :fi health tenter of Desert Hot Springs, ten
es. north of Palm SpringJ. View -plots on
paved roads with plenty o f pure low .cost wa-
ter at. only $1150. for cotnmercial half acres,
all within walking distance of churches, school, .
theatre, etc., and close to Two BIUlcb Palms,
most beautiful Desert Hot Water Mineral &pa
in America. For information write to Two
Bunch Land Co., Box 31 , Desert Hot Springs,
Calif., or phone Desert Hot Springs, 1~ for
appointment. 68c70
BAY SHORES .
BEAUTIYUL 3 bedrm., 2 bath
MODERNE. Oesig?)ed by out-
standing a.rchitect -2 fireplacee,
h undreds of built -in features.
A REAL BUY at $18,000.
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LIDO ISLE LPT
$2QOO.
This Is the lowei.t priced lot on
Lido, this week only.
Lidcj Bay Front $9,500
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\\'onderfu l bargains. M any fam-
'OWI makes. DANZ-SCllMtDT·
BIG PIANO STORE. 100 planoo
lo choose from, 520 No. Main,
corner 6th, Santa Ana. ·
ATTRACTIVE North Bay i"ron t
furnfahed cottage. Fenced ya rd,
$75 per month until June 15lh.
Harbor 542-M. 68c70
That uaed turruture, brtc-a -brac,
paintings, etc.. now taking up
•pace In your garage. Find a buy-
er w ith a cla.seified ad ln lhe
Newa-Ttmes, P08t, and Press com-
bination . J ust P hone Harbor 11518.
aay : "l want to place a Clusttled
Ad," &nd a courteoo.. ad-taker Will
help you wrtte an effecUye ad
co me excels in the occas-
Ben wNtman and
As$ociates
4.00 &nd l Ol8 eoaa't Blvd
Corofta del Ma r
LIDO ISLE an unusu•llY low price for bay ,, ,.,. front. _.., 1, ___ ·!.
SELL OR TRADE -Mod!!!m ice
box 5' cu. fL New Western mas-
ter light meter ind 3 1h · ~.
EvlnnJde outboJrd.
NlCEL Y FURNISH ED l bedroom
upper view apt. Winter or sum-
mer optional. lnc)ud. utU. Ap-
ply 410 Dahlia, Corona del Mar.
69<:71
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P HONE Harbor 1618 to pla ce
your want ad on this page.
l New 3 btlrm. Homes ESPECIALL~WELL BUILT
l)'EWPOEtT CITY
NEt"PORT HEIGHTS
2 bedrm. and den , 2 batfl&-Lar ge
private patio. An outstanding
home-. $21,15-00. i % loan.
BALBOA PENINSULA ~
TWO LOTS FOR $4,SOIJ
for a real buy you Clln't beat th.ii.
Comer bldg. slt.,._Sacriflce $2850 Furnished Home for $13,500· .f
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Phone Harbor 3175-R, 530 -6 :30
p. m. 70c75
GOOD UPRIGHT PIANOS from
$59. Terms as convenient a.a $5
mo. at SHAFFER'S MUSIC CO.
(Since 1907) 421 N. Sycamore,
Santa Ana. Kl. 2-0612. 44.Uc.
61-TRAILERS
io nal sale of bayfront view
properties. The view. that
o f f e rs entel:t&inment by.
day and beauty al night: Oak floors. !~place, furnace, tile
balh, garba'.ge dlspo8al. lawna,
do~ble g&Ta(:'e, large lots. Move
Emergency Hospital Bldg.
This ls the low est priced. Ofte'< on
the lslan<!. -' . \.!.,,_._.
U-FUR?'4"1TURE FOR SALE
Jack's Furniture
l !W>l Balboa Blvd.,, Newport Bch
Beds, mattresses, chests, stoves.
re-frtgerators, etc.
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Untini.shed Furniturt!.
BUY, SELL or TRADE
Phone Harbor 2502-R
64c78
CHROME EXTENSION TABLE
Ir 4 chairs in excellent condit ion.
Will ·U criflce at h:ss than 1.",
price• $40. Phone Har. 1260-R
67<:69
·-----------~ ii..:amoo ~'M'AN •HOfS ~i'ete lln.e', · tactory-t~ylou.
()pea '12·9 dally .. &un. Ban•
tum.a. 276 Ocean Ave., Laguna
Bellct.. . ttc
OINE'l IE TABLE &. 6 CHA IRS.
Natu ral finLlh, light wood~ex
tra \eaves. Antiqued lealhert>ttC'
seat.a. Phone Harben· 1008-\V,
67<-'69
·We buy , sell or trade.
41-STORES a OFFICES
FOR RENT OR LEASE ...
BEA tn'IFUL 2·bedroom unfurn
apt. Large room.1, hwd. !loon,
tile kitchen and bath. Yearly
rental 311 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona del Mar. Call eves., Sa t .
and Sun. Harbor 0574 -J. 69c71
Balboa Island ·
FURNISHED 1-bdrm apt. to June
24 F"l'. custotll built, Glider trai)t?l".
Eleetrlc brakes. Fully equipped.
Sacrifice, MUST SELL. 205 Car·
nation, Corona del Mar. 67c69
65--MQNEY TO· LOAN
ESTABLISHED real estate office
in heart of business diatrlct, Co-
rolla del Mar. Call Har. 169~R.
63tfc 15th . LOANS For Homes
4%--WANTED TO R£NT ERNIE SMITH, Realtor
. . ln now. ·
We have a specially priced $~,950
two story home with eight. THESE HOM1j18 WILL A\..$0 G. I.
7 '
bedrooms unit heat and Ralph J>. Maskey • • ' ' 3411 Newpor t IBlvd., Newport Bch .
superb S 0 u t h Bayfront PhonejHr rbor 402:.
main channel view. T h i a
Com er k>catlon, brick construc-
tion. 14 r ms. inclu~g surgery. NEW 3-bedrooma, $19,500
Priced to sell MiS"ht con.aider Under construct ion, finlahed • 800ftu
lease. a.n a t tractive buy. -I -BAY FRONT INCOME TWO LARGE LOTS•
6 unit.a in cholce locati9n. Com-. • pleteJy furnished. Thia la a Owner says get an otter . Here y
beautiful property and ha.JI a your chance tor a bargain.
schedule'.d income of ovRr $13,500
PRICED AT $87.15-00 . OWNERS A1TENTION
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JUST COMPLEn'ED a ttrr.tlve 2
bedroom home. Fi.replac , lots• of
tile, double gw;age. Fenced back
ya.rd. Good loca tion, South ot
highway, Corona.de! Mar. Priced
al $10,750: Ph. Har. 2959-JK.
GREENLEAF .. ASSOC.
3112 Newport BPvd. Harbor ·ZMI
Give ua your listings on Lido, we r
house at reasonable yearly rent-69c Long term. Low payment ,
al. CDM . or Newport Helghta. ~peclallzlnc tit ·F . H. A. and 0 . I.
Call Harbor 1431-R. U ttc l FURNISHED GAR. APT. Studio Ptan.. 61ii?'o c~ ·•trucUon 'Loa.a.I frontage and sandy beach
type. Completely redecorat ed. CALL BOB SA Tn.Jl:R.
HIGHLY educated gentleman I Fireplace. Nice view. Se:i mo. Bar. 3183 for Fl'ee -Appraiaal should be seen at your
would like to move to Barbor Util. incl. 617 ~ Poppy Ave., Rep. POIRIBIR. MOfJ-_rP,~GZ po. '., ljlWlfit · .. ""'--IN
areL Wants to s hare house or Coron, del Mar. 70cT2 14.l!tro. life tna. 'Filni!L '"°" S-:1~ •.ear 'f'!,f'CO~~ce. ...~
room with kitchen privilege. Ph. UNFURNISHED I bedrm . bouae. •pJi-1 1 '. .. J ftll'Dlll. ft .U $38 500 45700 South Laguna. 12 to 5 ce un cu, • .
p.m. 69p7l Extra large living room, view. MORTG.i\GE LOANS
-(West aide), 2173 Pacific Ave.,
4S-APARTMENT8 a ROUSES J. A . Beek Office
69c71
CLIFF HAVEN
**SOLD**
2502 Crestview
U.y Shor es
By & •
Multiple U atlng R ealtor
'GOOD BUYS!
BALBOA PENI NSULA L-Beautl-
f'Ullr furnished, 2 bed.rm. apt .
Sundeck. .Ge.rage. \Vinter or
yearly. Reasonable. Phone Har~
bor 0612-\V. 87c72
Costa Mesa. Phone Mn. Henry,
Beacon ~294-J . 70p7~
Low Interest Rates
FREE INSPECTION
2-bedroom · home. Newly painted
out.aide and now being redeco-
·rated and new carpeting laid.
Nice location tor children, large
fenced yard with lawn and
1 plantinga. S MALL DOWN P AY· $10,000 BUYS
S. W . COLEMAN BALBOA ISLAND, FERRY MENT. Ba.lance like rent. TWo story bulldlng1 wi~ 3 apart' 45-RENT. llUSCELLANEOUS 207 N . Broadway ·Phone Harbor 63 I Balboa Isl.and ~ · n1enta and five s eepu1g room•.
ON NEWPORT BLVD.. Costa . Santa Ana Kl 3-7778 Bay & B~ach Realty Situated ln the heart ot Ba.Ibo&.
Mesa-Storage) garage ·or small 1 2~ Balboa Bl'1d. Harbor 1264. Good u;icome posaibWt.le. with
shop 20' x 30\.. H E"a vy wtrtng We Buy and Sell Trust Deeds right Management .
a re active. · -. -'
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3116 Newport Blvd., Newport Sch.
P hone H arbor 14-05 j _ · -'
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For the Fines in 1
Ocean Vie)V L6tiJ
CORONA
HIGHLANDS
Overlooking Newport Har·
bOr. Large, f ully impa$ved
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Crawley's Used
Furniture
·LIDO ISLE " homesites -Restricted -· $35 mo. Phone Beacon 6447-lt ---'--------61<--ISl .AJ..MOST_ NE~ N __ l ROME It INCOME $9,000_ . Men • ew.pon Heights -------~----LOAN& TO BUILD, UIPROV&. TWO BDBliL.hom.e. in excellent Get out your aaw IU\d hammer ! If you want' a r'tnta.J on LI:t>o
ISLE aee U.8. Se veral lo,,ely
a pl.B. Also home.a a Wlila ble. Square Dancing? ,
BUY, MOOllfl,NIZE, OR loc " ,,, T .......,..T ..,., BRAND NEW 2-bedroom home -Get out your paint b~h'!
R.EFINANCll •Uon on ......... •n.c. ISLAND .. In ~.cellent tbca tlon hear High 'c&He: tht. BARG.AIN needa
Private ·Beach .60 -ft. ..
Frontages. . .,
~ New't Blvd Costa Mesa
·Phone Beacon 501-l-J P .A . PALMER INCORPORATED
We BUy Trwrt Deeda l;epuatf!' ,_ """" and bath. School Miuly 1.ovely teaturea, ln· oome flxln'. There ta a 2 \J .. R .
W e have a portable public address NEWPORT .e41.:ftoA. FEDltR.Al. eluding lirepl~e, Al. bwd. floora cottage with trpl .. bar kitchen,
syatem, rewrd player and am-SAVINCJI • LOAN ASSN. Prt~ to lltll quickly . -and aeparate dt.atng room. Street AND a 2" B. R. 'apt. over the
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MA,PLE dining .set, 9 pcs. Maple
coffee tables and end lables. An-
dirana and fire screen. Teen-
agera bedrooo"I u J., Inner spring
m.a.t t.ress. Cold.spot refrigerator,
8 cu. n. 1 205 Coral Ave., Balboa
laland. 68c70
3333 Via 1.Jdo Harbor lMO m r.
plifie r to ~nt tor games and 3333 vt& L!do Pb.. Bar. 1600 1 · ' • bonda a.re-_patd. · garage. Nlee-deep 'lot. Between
parties. -, r-· · t • • W!ri qualif y for ~lther G .I. or non~ the Bay -&nd Ocean.
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LARGE TRAILER in lovel y court. DAVIS-BRO\VN co : REAL .li:STATE , I.PANS ' ~ANU:t lUDl!'IELD ~-I. . I ' NEAR BA.I.BOA BAY
•885 H~rbor Bl~d. Costa Me.. • Interest.. Rate 41~ • 5 91> 216 Kanne, Ba.Ibo& r..1. Huoor 20 ,Full Priee-$10,800 Three a R. 2 Joatb cottare for TRACT OFFICE
co~ mGHWAY at
SEAWARD ROAD
CORONA DEL MAR
., ' Adults, $30 mo. 174 1 Pomona,
Costa Mesa. Ph. Sta.con 6747-J .
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-" • ---· qulclcl __ .. _ In •'--•·• ~ vaeaUon: O!, year-round Uying. ... aeon 68Zl ~ 7 . --_, Beac-"n . R"ealty BAiie tntnllw'e Included. Older AH& and Lasuna. Skip or I v home bUt well coruitiucted omd
•s--AUTOMOl!ILES, TlKl:S multiple unite. N..,. or old. a. -Fo~~e ·by Owner 4118 Newport Bi.d (1bove 'ArcJ>eo> ln flne lll&pe. $10,_15-00 .•
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~ bed davenport, chair RENTAL I .. t f75; Aoor lamp, like new· I ~; Dbl. lnnenpg. mall. • box SPECIALISTS '34 CHEV. SED .......... : ......... _..$ 0
apr.;.$60. All .3 yn. old. P ort. ·~ PLY. CPE. ·······-·········-··-145
Eaoy aplndrier. i-yr. old. $211. Call Edna' CraJs '37 DODGE BED. ·····-··········. 295
6:11 J>oinaetua. Corona de! ~ Linwood Vick, -Rltor. ::: STUDE. SED. ······-····--···· 695
70c72 Balboa laland. Hu. 200 Uc64 DODGE SED. ····--·-··-·· ll96
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· 0 PC. Solkl r.tah~gany ~rm. set . r..TJ . '48 CHEV. SED. ·--·····-·-····· • 990 ~L:?:i. C>U llltor I p m.-..u ~~ TORO MARINES ·47 CHEV. CLUJ<-··--······-U 85
Fe.,.!•:>t. Coron.a d•l M>r. 70c72 LOW WINTER RATES "47 DODGE TuooR ···-·-·-·-· U86
'47 DE SOTO BED. ····-··-· 1296
D 11(>.&7". ~Ul't'LIES '1'\VO, BDRM. APr., ll•ln""""' '48 MERC. CON .... ------· l2?«5
loath, ldtcbon, .,_ of -ad , I I' TERMS!
BA VE ooon· 1ow mJWose • ·•• , i.y. Quiet locaUoD. it .... -
Psttard .cdan to trade on 26 n. to -· Sultple for 2 eoupleL SHA VER MOTORS fidllnf:, 1-t. Ph. Bu-lS2W . UW!U.. ·1nclud<d, -NI mo. Your DODO~YJfOllTB.,.Dlr.
lllc13 •. UIS. K. Ba--·· Ba-IW ~ -------~~---"----~ · 'B•tilor: 22Tf-W lleTO .Plilloae •·seoa M1
Small Boat Mart · · '
llOATS !!OUGHT, SOLD ud ac-~ ~..::· 1-:;,~ .::"*'...:::;' g;,:;
-1ec1 011 .-.lpm•DL I ~ ray "bML ~ Md la S-_-. pf1oe, -o.u
wl9e and ave b7 re-~ ~ ~ Phone ~-~113..R ... ~ "'
.... . ··-your preaent loan. >Uni•--ll'WO . 2 B.R. HOKl:ll IN • • • • ·88c70 S:llM ·DOWN -· . PHONE R 4144
penoe. No ........ fOr pnllml· CLlJ'P' BAVEl'i, on Snl!J Har· ThJa ta a very :nk>e 3 B. R. 2 l;UIB:BU • • ,
nary •--1-~ aeata bor --1 1owor priced 2· * S 0 1 L D · *. 1>&111 borne about two ,..,. otd -----+--~--~-.
Ana Kliti~.i-.-or T' B.R. ._la Newport Helgbtc. ' * * &net ln a desimble ~n L' , ' • • •
ARTHUR A. VAY A~ -··--..... d .. lr-• -frolJl IJ1dO •bopping ..... .·ISLE • .. ?""· .Mortp~ <lor!'•J-•t &tile ~ ~ rtcM-SKAµ. ; . iqs . umtne ! ll'lreplaCe, ,_qod f<11~, p&llo, ~O• STOR e bedrooll!, Jli
Two • Life IM. 00.''l . D9Wj'f p.::.L ~ will ft. <;;oro del liar 2-ear -··• .~ ricl!t I L . baths <>n '_,., .,._. -·Ill, , .,.
HH 8nutb -• llanta ' DUCff · !DI"· -2 a....,. • •12 • .J!l4!. -.-, sun deck. u.;.-z;-Md .;.. • ........ Rd. CIJtf,,8-...... --. ~ .u.. . .. ll-&KAL. J:llT•ft, DC&Uf -5'l0!li . . . 79tfc KuJUpJ,o llultor ~tfn!: COAST RlllAL'l'l:iCO. , in&' foomO. PUiiy~ ••,
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CRO\\·os GATHER bf!fo~ the-doon of Lonn'" on
Balboa Is~ shortly beforf' the \'r-r,· .. u~rul
aale ~. Friday. Ian. 4. Doon J.lµt~ncd al B:SO
a. m. and within.a fr,,· 1:11lnulr11 the stor'~ (fnnn1•rly
Ida Naylur's) ""U IO pMked thal lht! opt•rat.orit had
to IOC'.k the deof'!I and If.I &floPPt"'"" ln on!y \\'hen
otben "'eff lea\·lllg '"" Abop loaded '''ith barpln'-
Lo\VPr crntf"r p6ctur4" sh0\\'9 'Lorne lluycke, ne\\'
O""Df"r Of Loft'D'S.. ~ plft&8et.I es:prnu.loa Un.doubt •
Nly oomes from the ft'fUJtsl of the <'lrarance l'<lle
atl\.·crtbed bl tk Shopper and Pres8. •
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WRNE HfilCKE
RUNNING A FULL PAG' AD
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AD ~ RAND barpla--eeekiq r-omen from the ea·
Ure lfarbor. area stream lato Lottli• u the doon
llltt opeltf!d .Jan. 5 at t:SO a. m.. (°Plioto oa. the left).
The "·omen •w tller falJ.. .. se ad la the Shopper
anti PreS.t (eselold\·el)') ad\·ertlalac t'.tu-llquktatlon
...i. pd THEY ARE COftPNG lN WITH THE AD
IN THl:IR ~D8 to .bave a ~ader of the wo•-
drrful ~ off~red. Tbe full·pace ad from the
Slaopper or Prea8 ·ts · clearly vlslltle la the ba.8d. or
the first t"·o women. Picture on thr rtshL •how•
the cro\\·d ln the slore a few .minute. aft-er the
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EXCLUSIVELY _ ll THE ''SHOPPER''. AND THE ''PRESS'', JAN.' 3 -AID 4 • ..
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LOREN 'S (forme rly Ida Naylor's) on Balboa Island . packed thei; s~or~ ftom early morn i~g till late at night with Shoppers tak ing aclvan·
tacje of the many bargains offered. -.
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Mr. Horckc'• and Mr. Ste\•ens' letters substantiate theHe stale-
ments. 'l"he Bay Post & Shopping News ha8 a clreulatlon of O\'er
16,000, blanketing the. ci ty of Newport Beach, (Newport, Balboa, Balboa
Island, Corona del Mar, Lido Isle, Bay Shores, Beacon Bay, and Newport
~ghls) as well as the neigl\borinp citlel\, of Costa Mesa and Laguna
Beach. It ill u. free circulation pape~ dell...,..i.1'>' carri!lr eYet)'cThlU'sllay . .. .. , ". ~ \ .. .
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H. W. STEVENS & COMPANY
Special ,Sales for 'Retail Stores
412 WEST SIXTH STREET
LOS ANGELES 14, CALIF.
OYER
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Hr. A. A. H&n1ilton
Newport·Balboa Press
Dear .Mr. Hamilton:
January 13, 19~1
Shopper$ and Press
Ever y Week!
,YOU CAN 'T B_EAT
We 'know · tnat you will be very lntet"t>stcd in knowing that the sale
which we are now conducting for Alr. Hu)lcke, \\'ho purchased lhe Ida Naylor
§Jlop on Balboa Island, ia a tremendous su ccc~. \Ve und('rstand that it is
the most eucceasful sale e\'er staged in this area.
We uaed your pubUcation exclusively in advertising this sale and you
cett.ain1y mllat have covered the area. quite thoroughly because we drew busl·
neaa front aa tar away a.s Laguna &ach whJch certainly speaks well for· thi
pu)unc power of your paper. In fact, we had such t remendous crowd.a on the
oPenLnc clay that we ~Id not "begin to ·handle the 'great throngs of people
who attended the sale.
It la needless to say that any time-, in tile ·ruture. we conduct a We,
any pbwe in your ·area. you may re.st-assured that we &Hall cen,,ili\ly use
.your paper tor our publicity . .
• 'I ml•hl add' that we received the fullest cooperation
l.lOn 1n ~ a~ of this display advertising.
from your orp.hJM~
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and is eagerly read by thousands who shop for the best boys In food,
clothing and appliances. .
: The Newport-Balboa PRESS, with nearly 8000 circulation ~s the
Harb.or area's leading pal~ circulation weekly newspaper, c<weriilg all
the news of the entire area including sailing, boating, fishing, society,
spo..U. and all the latest Harbor news events. ''
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N~rt ~y Post
Newport Beach, Calif.
Gentlemen: ..
LOR EN'S
Balboa Island, Ce.lit.
' January 1.2, 19Sl
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It gives me great pleasure to inform you that our sate at Loren'5, 204
Marine Avenue, Balboa Island, whi~ was adverti.&ed exclusively in the
?;le'1J>Orl Bay Post and the Newport·Ba.lboa Preas, has been a tremendous
•UCceSf.
The volume of business on the first day of the sale probably set a new
feCOrd for the 'area. It fs con~elvable that we could have done fifty ·per cent
h1ore-If addlUonaJ space could ~ave lH:en made avalJable. We have tirst·hand
reports that mnny perao'na returned borne when they 81()1.' .U1e extreme con·
' cutJ.ol) inaide the store.
""· In yiew of the fact that every piece ot merchandl&e placed on sale wu
· tro1n tJ\e atoie's regular stock, and that there was ~ addtU:~ stock
brough't In for the sale, it ts i..nCleed remarkable that proi)e? p~tfo.r could
~roduoe Buch .V:olume in ' alngte <lay. · ~
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