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'6-mirror or the m~t
rapidly developjng area
ot the Calitonita South
Coa.at&l Empire.
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MIT& P I t.o (WllM, Jo• a
Mlpa of .. ~. Clout -• lec'e'"ta.ltJ't .... , .. Use ftnt
oped-~ ,.,.._""7 ... lie
"CC"* -7--f-wW l'9 e•-rs•Md .,,. paleOlltolo-P.t. .. _ .. H ......... &p &ad ............
n .. leit.ntecl tut atudeeta
,....., -eollop plall to go t.lo
U.S pit· IUid .-JI:& ftlrtlte:r ex.can
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Ci tare ., ereatmea.
TllE PRESS
Ailm to be clean, fair
and lmpartlal, and UjJua
to receive and retain
popula.r support .
As proprtetor of UU. eJe'ant
and bJit>17-..... rded publlcaU..,, I
k:notr you. an lnt.eneely tntereited
ID the health and well·belna of I'-------------' -IUVING THl 0 INTI,;. J ·
Hl.:RIOI MIA t . tae hired help. I
Therefore, lt 9tandl' to ~
tbat you.11 be lnteruted. in lalow-
lns why UU. column lo golnC to
be-llllort. It' not •we<;t. thill '"'!"IL
Jt'• 1o1na to be abort beclllae
J can't type, much. ThLa, compJete
with more erron than ~ 11
belnl' beaten. out with one ftnler,
and .. you probabcyo -· Ila~ ODly one finger to u.e for ty)jlna
.. like wearins handcuff• tof a
hunt'n peck typiat. • Ii
'lbe explanation for this preitc-
ament la aimple. J went hunilng
for a aopbn, and rue-who won'?'
l"Ye pt a IOre flnsu. M.ven•tl I!
Oomplote with b&ndagu, yet. But,
jllot to protect myaelf, I'd better
point out that l wun't gnawed
by any JOPher. I can't outF.
many beut.a, perbapa. but nt do
a l~yard duh wtth a l'Oplter
any Ume. · 1 wu trytns to amoke-
bomb one of the permanent re1l-
denU of my prden aru and ln
lr7tns to pop a bOll: over the hole
before the pol8on ga.ues got out
1 lnju~ one of my two beat typ-
IJIS fingers. I
I dunno about touch ayaiem
typl.IU. Mebbt · they can throw
&11 inJur.d flnpr out of gear &nd
Co rtc'fll &1onc be&Unc out copy
Ulle crazy, but for anyone who
must rely onJy on two dtCIU, &nd
one of 'em'• dam•pd, It not only
.-. clown production but abo
leadl to protanlty or a b.lgh order
when tnn.tnctlvely the aore mfm-
ber of lbe ramUy buhea into lhe
t.ypcwrtt.er. OUch ! ! ! '
Therefore, we won·t atm our
al.1.IJlshol at aayone thJa week, not
e9ttft the Dlvia:lon ol Fl8h a D d
Game, the 11konJu. for makJ.ngjtu1
""7 flolUns ·lice--. We won't fry
to aell any cats. and we wqn't
work up U\Y feuda with ~y "ty
or covnt.y ottJd&il:. the unJuqJcy .. -. I TffD&'8 ONLY
NE MICl\'TIOl' -u.i.
. co ·• ~ iet;t.er mali.ct Lut Dec. 12 which ~
Jl&n4ted me only th1I week. See.fna
u It llm't that far even. from
North Dakota, I think we'd better
duh our way throurfl IL
Tbe letter ii from The BTOWM.
Anyone on the Harbor d.ll!ltrlct,
almost. W\U remember The.
Browua. Marv butcher«! tn the
Sa!eway •tore and Beth, hi.a gOO<t
wlf@. wu doing nice thins• an
o•er lown an the Ume. '
Beth writ.ea t r o m Elllndale,
North Dakota, about the •now
and lltorma, and adda that they'd
eorta Hice to be ~ a bltl ot
nantns here r1Cht now.
8IM! ai.o included a new11paper
clip wrttte~ by 8011\e character
named Bennet Cert •bout a man
flM.ln,s WW\ ' mlnnowa and q o t
h&vlns a n y luck when another
~cter came by and saw l.lm
not having &l\Y luclc. The oecOnd
cba.tacter, a naUve., told the flab-
e~ he COUid ttx up everyt.bJng
for him; and 80 he produ~ a
bottle and poured 80me mooiwhl.oe
Id with the mlnnlu.
On lbe nat cut t h e &ngler
found be h'ld _.., a giant -·
Be IWled · .Jt ln alter a hearty
ftgllt. and found that the h-
flah wun't on the hook at alt 'nle
mlnn°"' had It by tile back ol "'• -1tl r
And that'• &II, Uncle Benale.
JO ~ ~r'a about worn
out!
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SECOND LARGEST HOME COMMUNITY IN ORANGE COUNTY
VOLUME XI PHONE HARBOR 1616 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, THtJRSDAY, MARCH 9, 1950 FOURTEEN PAGES FIVE CENTS NUMBER 2
FAIRVIEW WA]ER DISTRICT RECALL
ELECTION SET. BY SUPERVISORS,
VOTERS ASK OUSTER OF DIRECTORS
. c:;ounty supervlaon Tuesday approv~ a resoJution calling for a recall election April 14 In the
Fairview County Water dlatrlct, serving the northwest portion of Costa Me.aa.
The election was set following 8Ubm"8Sion of a peUtlon to County Clerk B. J. Smith den1andini:
the recall of two district directors, John D. J eanes and Walter G. McKeehan.
Action ·ot the board followed certification by S mlth that the pellt!on carried the required number
of legitlrha.te algnaturea. It was signed by 129 reg late red voler8 In the Fairview district and wu
circulated by H . A. Dewolfe, 2321
Newport Blvd.
The petition demanded the re·
call of the di~tors "for Ineffi-
ciency ln performance of their
dutie.e" and said their removal
would "result in more efficient
conduct of the purpose for which
the distric t waa formed."
M~a Asylum Hits .Snag. May
be . Located in Leng Beach
Costa Mesa not on1y may not ~t the proposed state mental
Candlda*'" Spooeered institution. -#hJch may be localed 1nstead in the preaent U. S. Navy
Two new cartd\dates are being hogplt&l at Long Bea.ch, lf the federal government decides to sell
spon&Ored by the recall i;roup. that building to the ·atate; but maybe the mental instltuUon llhouJdn·t
They are Irving B. Meyer of W. go t o NCosta Mesa. Maybe It .ehould be located tn Sacramento.
19th St. and Burnie E. Bailey of That, at leaat , w&11 the lmpreuion Engineer Paul B&lley ·gave lo
' 'Dr. Ooar&d Bk:bter
Dr. Richter .
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:FISHERMAN TO ANSWER MOLESTING .
1CHARGES TOMORROW IN SUPERIOR
1COURT, $1000 BAIL" IS CONTINUED
: Harry Victor Johnston. 62, par-
tially-deaf tt.herman accused of
inoleetfng three· em&ll girl.a, yes-
terday wu bound over to answer
(the charges Fl1day in Superior
Court after a preliminary hearing
:tn the Newport T ow"nahip Justice
Court of Judge Donald J. Dodge.
Ball was continued at $1000 and
Ute defendant returned to the Or-
~ge county jail, having failed to
'poll~ the bond. The District At-
tomey'a office will file informa-
tion In the cue Friday.
originally set for last 1-huraday, I of molattng, appeared to leetlty
waa poatponed to yesterday to agalnat. him In Newport Townahip
give the defendant an opportunity Olurt lut TbunKlay. Other proae-
to read a tn.nacript of the DUJtrict cuUon wttneues were the mother
Attorney's case against him since o! the two youngest girls, who said
he we.a allegedly unable to hear &he wu .an ~e-wltneu to the of-
the proceedinga in cour;t. fensee, and Rua.sell W . Brown, of
Three Offeatte& Charpd HunUngton Bu.ch. grandfather of
The defendant 111 a cc u • e d of the 8-yea.r-old.
molesting an eight, a seven, and Wlt.nes1ea Lauded
a six-year qld gtr'l. The latest of-· Observera tn J u d g e Dodge'e
tense la alleged to have been com-court. Including tbe judge himself,
milted F ebruary 23 ln a truck were agree that all three girls
parked In the 2800 block or New-made "excepUonally tine wit.-
port Boulevard, w h l I e the two neasea."
W. Wil8on SL Lhe Orange Countx Water dlstrlct<>---------------
AsBist.Jng In the circulation or d ••• h h The old·-. yle wing collar, the I dlreclol'8 W e ncouay w en e re-through Fairview Farrrui, wher e ""' the petitio n was Mrs. Bu r n e d kindly countenance, gentle eyes
According to Newport Be a c h
.{>etectlve Sergeant K. W. Gorton,
who signed the complaint, John-
ston wa.8 Uvtng on the boat Skip--
jack , moored off Lafayette 'Ave-
nue, at. the time of hta arrest two
weelai: ago. He gave his &ddress
as 2814 1,6 I...afayelte Avenue when
he W&Ji booked at headquarterf!,
Gorton declared, although the ad-
dreaa wu apparently Incorrect.
earlier offense11 t a g a t n • t Coal& Brown, wbo said be was a friend
Mesa youngaterl!l are said to have ot the accuaed man for 20 years,
taken place last 'November. .., told the court he drove to Newport
' At yesterday's.hearing J ohnston Bea.ch Febnaary 23 with hUI grand·
said he had no recollectlon of the daughter and her 7 -year -old
F ebruary 23 incident as he had I brother to meet Johnaton. After
been drinking whisky the entire pick.lng him up, Brown said he
day. He r1auy denied the prcvioWI drove to a liquor 11tore on Newport
two offenses. Boulevard and, while he waaJ,o the
FI v e w1tne8l!le&, including the store, the alleged molesting took
three children J ohnston is accused 1 -(_Oontln.ued on Page !) J ohnston's piellminary h earing, Balley wife Of n t ·the ••ndl ported on fruitleee efforU lo dl8· tho site would be situate . Bailey. • o e o .... -and stooped flgu-were all however, favors the atate 'connect-• .. dalea. The petition wu circulated CU88 MWD water tor the proposed ... _ 11 characterl .... lc of Dr. Conrad Rich· "' M I •-I ti Ith th •·t Ing with a water line lo ue bu t ""' on .Hamilton. Meyer, 19u•, ap e , state \,I .st tu on, w e a .... e ter, who died In hta aleep at 12:1~ Upset O·I the Week •-ah 1 Be rd · p 111 Ba d rt t r •-1 h 1 by Fairview Farms and another ~· em, rna , ac c, y, epa men o men... yg ene. t a.m. yesterday In Loa A.lamllot1 WU.On and Victoria ¢reets, Can1 "l tti:ink they are psy&opa.lhlc," water user, a.nd then negotla e S l H 89 I,....., ___ ...,________ ~ ,
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yon Dr., Fairview Rd. and New' sald Blt.ltey. "I couldn't· •eem to !:;;1~'. with MWD tor a · wat~r ~e~~~:;'·I"~ ;::, .. held at Chrlot OCC UOR. ..~HIDERS UPSET UCLA VARSITY ~ •O
port And . Harbor Blvda. get any Intelligent anawen to my <i:b.urch by the Sea Monday al 1. • ~ X . . I ~
De\Y'olfe -,id that only one of questlo-1:'•·" -~~-·~~ J!el Wuted 2:00 p.m . with .the Rev. Tbom&a , pout w'e~U .Plckena' Orange Coaat collel'e horaeh1den continued to display thelr 1940 But.em ~a..,.~l~~~\lffd. l<> -..=iii~~··a~~ ~-·i.4'~Criiit!l'~.~-1';ir .fiu~IMCI ·~WI&.··;~-·~· ...cc .. -~P ~ Tueaday aa they defeated1 ~ UCLA· v...i!t,_3i! ·1n a aurpr111e upecl
1lb i?~o%?f.b/' le~ Of & rlec"ommend&Urib th Ii t the volun'teen for motot service, e.n· Il ta tbe tf , f'Unftl ~ tOf "tbe cttcJr ~ squad.
the e~OI}-., tt&te 16..ututlon. U' bUil, t at Coe~. tertalnment and instruction aerv· ln the chu~h • new 1 d 1f 1 c0•,· 1 Aoe Plra'~• ~ucker O~ Threadgill fuhionecl an enviable 3-hltter for hl8 first ahut-oul victory or
...__. ... _ ._.......,, .. __ I d r di.ut erected under the paat.mahtp the cUrrent ,.. aao .. n. The loca.18 netted l> hit.I a-ln•t the Bruins, and outfielder Ml"· K h · · · (Coatlnued1·0D. ., •• e J Mesa, IL&C tn to-~~~ .._l,.C.I aupp Y an or ~r R e v. PendelJ's predeceaor, Ed e-~ o n s Jamng
Goodell. double in the 1.hlrd ·innJng scored the first Bue run.
Early-day mayor of Newport ,Firs~-sackU RC'X Bohannan bla.sted a th~-bagger Wilh two men on hue to 111core the game'.!!
Beach a nd beloved figure to three final runs io the fourth Inning, a.nd Threadgill continued .to set the Ucla.n's down tn order to g1ve OCC . ' generatlona o f Harboliles, Dr. the victory. • ,_
Richter, who-finally retired rrorn lwl•ny ¢ the local baseball cnlhusiasta were •lightly amazed when the Pl.rates scheduled the game
an active medical practice here with UCLA, because the Westwood squad is con~ldered lo be one of the •tandout Pacifi c Coast con·
18llt June, was a familiar figure terence title. contenders. Coach Pickens fell that his charges were capable of bold.Ing their own age.inst
In thla community for 30 yea,rs. top.flight Competition, however, and the surprising 3-0 victory proves that he was correct.
He waa a mt!mber of the Orang~ The win gl\.ee OCC a 2 win and 2 101'18 record to date. Coaat loat a thr.illlnr 10-innlng game t o County and California Medical i. e .:..~ association. Compton ..iC by ·a &·IS score, defeated El Camino college, 9--3 ; loat to Eut 1.ioaJ Angeles JC, 8-7, a·nd
Dr. Richter. who came to New-,w~n from UCL.A, 3·0.
LUMBU TRUCK BLOCKED TRAFFI and n.med a mlaor tie-up bme&tlt the An:hell o\o·erp.sM
Wftlae8cb7 &ftentooa. "'hea the hup flat.-bed tipped oftr la tile llllddle of Coat Hi&h"-"IQ'· As uW,,
Wwd.fiarTtapR Lumber Vo. truck caiwi down tlle IOll~v.•t ramp UMi made • rtpt; tun •'-
the lllJllv.1'.Y the lo34. of hunber ahlfted o\-ertumtas the trudl AUO&la &lie dou,ble ll-.. ~ driver,
a.Mrt M. o..rtaoa, eo.ta Meu.. plcta.rM above, Mft:hNded. wltll pellree otncen., was •J•rH.
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port Beach with his wlte, An----------------;----------------------------
drleta, in 1916 lo 'Teet and relax,"
became Ill la~t Fall and under-
went a surgical operation at Or·
ange County hospital. H e w a s
later tranaferred to the Florence
N lghllngale Sanitarium in Orange
and, finally, to the Loa Alamlto&
Sanlt.artum where he had been a
patient for two ~months before
death overtook him.
Arrangement.a tor t'uneral ser-
vlcea are bWig handled by °'e
Forest Lawn Memorial Cemetery
in Lo.Ill Angelu where the vener-
able doctor wtll be laid to real
beside the grave of ht8 wife whn
preceded him In death by aJmoat a
acore of yean. ...
Hla onJy Jtnown blood relative 1a
a niece, Ursula P'romhagen, Jirtng
ln Germany, the land of Dr. RJch•
ter'lll birth.
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Rector to Attend
rrophets School
! The R ev., Paul Moore Wheeler,
rector Of St. Jame& ' EpW=opal
Church and dean of the Convoca-
tion of Long Beach, has been ln-
Vtted to attend the School of the
Prophets. to be b eld March 27 -31 •t Grace cathedr•I. San Franchsco.
The school 1• the West Coast
addition of the College or Preach-
fra, which meets at Washington
cathedral, Wuhlngton, D. C., and
Meeting• are held1 three times a
year. Mr. Wheeler 115 one of 12
a.aked to attend a Leader confer-
ence on the Prophet.I. Ancient and
~odern, which will be headed by
the Rt. Rev. Robert J . Renlaon.
bishop of Moo aonee dioc~.
Canada.
Hit Further Delay in Instituting
Air Service to County Aifrlort
' Action opposing ~rt.her extension of ;the date. March 31. set
for lnsLJlutlng the paBfenger ~fr service ~ dnmge county by the
Southweat Air Linea, ~ taken by the county 1:upervtsor8 Tuesday
in the form of a rerlut1on addtesaed to the Civil Aeronautics
b~ard In \Vashington.
Thf' C.A.B. approved Southweat Airlines' appllca.Uon to set up lhl'
air paa8enger service, .Jith a stop•--------------
at Orange county airport on a
route from L os Ang elefl to
Phoenix, Arizona and &et I a a t
September 17 u the d a t e for
commencing the service. ,
· Weatern Air Lines, ~operatlng
over the a a m e routeJ via San
Diego. filed proteat with C.A..B.
again&( the Southwest application,
~ the starting dale wu post·
poned to March 1 lo per!nll West-
Abashed by Theft
of Slot Machine
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THIJRsoAY, MAR. 9, 1950
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WALTER IU.l!l, Neww J:dltor •
~ •. W.UJ'.)(ES, Bua1neM Manage_r
ROBERT L. HOLLINSHEAD• A-.umnc Kanager. '
: The Prft9 hu been ..SJudpd r newtpSper of renenl. circulaitloa by
' doe-of th• Superior-Court 0 Orangt County aM la fUlly -'1ftec!
1 to publlllb &11 ldndl ot llfp1 mitiC:1N &llif actverUeementa.
OJTIClAL P APlllR OF THE CITY OJI' NEWPQEn' BEACH
I -S~NRAU:S:
NEWPORT·BAJ.BO'& PBl:88 Oft1'7 Tb.....aay
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a1atM) (.A.lie b tr Lee taifl riwroaT·llALBOA NEWS-TIM&8 oa
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DR. RICHTER PASSES stem of , mien, witb heart of gold, was the fine old
doctor, father coafess>r aJ11i frlend of Newport Beach. Rieb
or poor, working man or lnillionaire, all of our city were
his ch,_,, charges.
. ' Dr. Conrad Richter and hi8 wife .came to Nt'Wport
Beach to spend their dt'dining yttrB in 1916. But decline,
In th~ manner known to the human ~ce, was not be be
"enjoyed" by the dapper li~tle medico. He waa a man of
heart, and hand. and detetmination, whose vast store of
experience, learnlng and ~e was dispeneed In a manner unrecognbed by medial of l::18y's experieace ..
Conrad Rlehlt'f' loved · fellow men and the citizens
of hla adopted country. He was a na.tive ot Germany,
and a graduate of Amerlea's Rush :W:edica.J School in
Ch~. He ...., a praetitioner in evecy country on every
continent except the Arctic and Ants.retie.
Dr. Rlcbte!' was erediled with saving practically all
of the cit.Uten.s of Newport Beach during the dread flu
• epidemic of the first wOl'\d\ war. He not only saw<! the
citisena then but ht' Wore out five police wbo had been
5881gned to drive him, in 'the municipality's lone police
ear in ti.-early da:Ys. Not content with saving the
dtizens phyBically, Dr. •Conrad Richter was elected to the
<!ily _council of Newport ,Beaqb on the 12th of •April in 1920.
'He eerved four years and was re-elected again in 1924,
~rvln& until 1928. , i
---. . . .. ' QED IJY A TIL&Jllf--.A. .._ *lYm 'bt ...... ...,,. IU 8«. dlr Ave., Ne\4•port fft'lptB. ~y, --"7 a 11-cU -~',re lnlpl -.. &loo Hl'd St . ...-In~ u th• car ttempted to croM the trsclaJ la 't.roat of th4!1 ~ 8Jfpt ~e wu dWte to the reer Pnd ., th· aecbD. Wbote ~drlv~r. allewa w1r1ns .. n ac.N• ...... ~ (Press Photo)
. -' .,. GSOllGll Ill. llMIT
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--"' pcklng u,p. So ••
employmeiiL . 1 • · · U yOli h~yen't noQO<Cl that, It -m. likely' ~hat It wm be, forced
on your attentton soorL It ta ahow-
inl' l.6 atatlat.lca of otflclal records,
and alao ln 1K>me ratber informal
waya. Oae ot these, for example,
la the preaent 1mpend1ng census
projo<t.
' The c en au 11 praumably will
delye into employment atatbUca,
but It baa not yet begun. Yet It
already bu, ln tu preparatory
at.age, uncovered the Increase of
jQba in Orange county.
· As tor boom slgn11 In business.
the bule ia -more otflclal, , seen
ln tbe rec<>Tds of County Recorder
Ruby McFarland, where acttvltlu
in real e11tate and flnanctal trans-
actions are renected.
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BROwif, GORDON ., Cort>na
del Mn I '
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GATJ:ll, O>L W . B., • N_.
HARWOOD, DOI( D.: Oornno
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HlilY ER, W Al.'.l'Eft
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HOWAR.D, MJ1 J . c.; a-u;;,. . ·
llX1:8, ALICIC, Co del -r KINCA.ID, M~.a. ~. eo.o~oo
KINSFATHER, SAJ.I, po.ta Mesa
Lll:HMAN, 111. L., S.U.ta Ana
M:cCOLLUM. A. B., N<wJiort
OLSEN, ANNA C., G<>n>na de I
Mar 1 1 •
POSTEL, M'. 8 ., Newport
RlDDl<;K, SOLON, Nj!wport
SMITH, Kn. 8~, Corona
del Mar
SMYTH, R . M ., Corona d!-I 'Mar
THAYER. M"ra. H . P .. Balboa
WHYTE, DONALD, Corona del
Mar
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Ptl4J'PI ._ ...;nlilnling c a a on.. laeart tbe dlff~ •
---r lllnoU &ad I qµICll .....,.....,. · Wstdea contrlbutJng
i. tM eorafort o'f paUenta. Lut
,.... tbe -Croes •wanled u..-certltlc&l.. for eotnple·
Uon ol. borne nura!ne, COUJ'Well •
!telp keep Amertcan h e a I t h
-1hlgb bY llUppo-g t!a& 1960 Red Cn:m tund C&ID· ......
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Dr. Obed Lucas
DENTIST
• Pbone Barbor 1480
\2202% w. Central
NEWPORT BEACH
Dr. II. WESLEY WISE
General and Children's
DENT18TRY
·l.wl ~ Blvll. Hal-. -c..aa ... Mar . ,
htsmen's Cruise ttaUed .
est Off .·season &efit.:
• Dr~ Richter Dies
Mrs. M cFarland's office hu re·
corded 9,331 documenUI durin&' the
1flrst two months of 1900, as con1-
lpa.red to 7.863 for the first two
lContlnaed troM Pai'e J) '-. 'months of llM9. RecordJng fees
BARNA~.~ .. ~. Ocean!~==========~=~
REfiled .here as perhaps the moat 1uccnatul "ott~RU<ID._. yaab.Un.g
event ~ver held ln. the Harbor area, the Ya"cl'ltuiMn'a Crul9e last
weekend drew 125 boats and ~00 yachting ent!tuatUt. · deepiie tl>e
heavy blanket of fog. _
Tu.Tnout !Or the cruise, jointly apo~. ~ tM NeWport Bat1>or
and 'Avalon Chamber of Commerce, wu deecribed -A uti.·~t
for any oft-season ya c b t l n g
evenL"
According t o KE'nneth Wll8on .
Miracle Mlle yacht broker Instru-
mental In Initiating the cruise, the
fog wu so thiCk at the on-set ot
the eVefit "you COUidn't see three boal-lengths~ahead" and the open·
sea re~ue, scheduled as Satur-
day's iDIUaJ ev e n t, had to be
called off since offlclats of the
cruise wouldn't risk-puttlnii "a
man out in the soup alone In a
skiff."
Chan&e8 Madr
Other events, he said, we r e
staged with outstanding success,
a I t h o u g h there were aeveral
changes in the schedule.
Saturday night's .dinner ot the
A vaJon Recreation c e n t e r saw
many participants turned away
due to t h e unexpectedly larg~
turnout. R eservations had been
made for fewer than 300 hundred,
It was pointed out, while almost
500 showed up tor dinner and the
evening's entertainment. ~
Lutherans -Plan
Sunrise .Senice -. .
The E a a l • r 8tmrille • a.nk4' whlc~·----•:tn
Newpoiot -wilt-i. n.Oill -tn
thla yee• on tM · i:naa4a ol Tiie
Newport Rari!tor' 1..utM!'an ·cJtmCh.
This be..utul .. aite en.. tlle . bluffs
of Newport • Heigbl.8 ove.r1ooking
lhe bay ~ae .attracted both 1ocal
and out Of town. villitora In Rtead·
lly increasing numbers to attend
the Jlllrf\ly l1'1splring se"lee. '
Ea!tter Sunrise Service wu held
for the ,tlrst time bere on Easter
of 1946 by The Newport Harbor
Luthera,p daurch. It wu Aa<>dest
both In attendance and aettlnlJ
compared with the-aervtces· which
followed..
Dr. Richter, who wU the only lror the two months this year total
physlciU tn N~port Beach dur. !$2~,684 .40, compared to $18.6M.50 lng ·~he nu epidemic of 1917, ma.In· for the corresponding mo.nth8 last
tat ed ffl t -· N t year. 1.farch 2 waa an alt-time n an o ce a ~17'N ewpor record day, with <f23 document.11
Boulevard until bis retirement la.st !recorded and $1000 collected In
year. He wu graduated from the ,
D h s h 1 f Medi i 1 Ch.I-\.lees, so lbe ~eedle 1:1 still swlnc-t~'"' c oo o c ne n . Ing upward.
cago e:z. yeara ago. · 1 Perhaps a better vfew of the
World traveler and physician, .sJtuation In business can be ob-
Dr. _RJchter pr8:cUeed his profei;i-talncd fr6m one day's rrcord llf
flllon In many fortlp countFles the office. using March 2 a11 a and on the high 11eas aa surgeon 1 · u n In th n ot aarnp e. not tor the volume of rc-on oeean nen· y g e ag 1 df b · th p lfl M 11 Lt cor ngs ut, more significant the
Fr. to 600 UJ" St., Balboa
BARNES. LOTHER, S e a t t 1 e,
Wash. tp 3309 Ma....0, Newport
DU BARRY, Mn. G.1 H., 7UO
Seashore Dr., Newport to Elks-'
«rove, C&Ut. .
MYERS, CLARA, 173' E . 17th~
COl!lta Meea to 9 l 0 PalmY,.,
Orange
SCROl!:NLAUB, L. IC"., ~1·0 Plua
del Norte, Balboa to 723 W.
Wlhon. Costa Ml!M.
WEISS. GEO. B., Cororia del Mar
to Cost.a Mesa
LMtar A. Beeker, D. D. 8.
Medical Bl,dg. Bearcon 6762
t»06 E. Bay Ave., Balboa
£. T. Bll'ITl:&WORTll. 0. D. e ac c a nea. c har&cter of the recordings.
Altbouch 01". Richter came ttt They included 83 deeds, 1 5 9
YATES, HENRY T ., Newport
Beach to 2934 Somentet Dr .. Los Ang~Jes I Newport Beach to retin almMt trust deeds 7 t _.._ d •• d t.o e v. .. de . BM gnmeu...,, an n----•-~ Y••ni ago. a.n · n.r--y a -a releallefl f'&ch of the~ docu-~ cll~tng lit;," tFate had other p~1ns ment.' representlng-80me tr&JWL(!-B.ARNE'l'T. E. A , Balboa
an . thdel toc_ohr waa118.P 1romp 1.Y U<>n. They aJso ineluded &1 re-BROWN. Mn. H ., NeWport presee n o uman r an aerv ce · CONDRY H d r1 · t1'I id i f ' th foll conveyance", ~howlng that at , .. Newport ·
V. E. KOEPS&L, 0. D.
OPTOMETRISTS
8111 W. Newport Btvd
Newport ae.c.ta
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J .:I' ~r. e ep em c 0 i e ow-1eut thia many were stlfflciently COVERT, L . W., Newport
•B bu gy and boat he traveled pro..,perous to pay off the mort· CUN.NINGHAM, Mr a. FLOYDt Y g . gage. That's the good side.-The Newport
to patient atter patient through-bad sid do~n't look bad I f et GARRATI' E . D. Loa Als•elies out the-Harbor area, work.in g I e · n 8 • · · •
d th I. k • II h ut t looks good. It Is found ln not-GATES, Col W . B .. Newport aroun e c oc -..... po ce c a · f r ti f " b th GIDDINGS J R P d • f~r was placed at his dispol!B.l Z4 ces o a~ on, o . W1uc f're were I , . " a.sa ena
hour& a day lty the late Lew Wal-but two, writ and attachment. HARWOOD. DONALD D .. Corona
lace, who was then City Recorder. just one: levy and execution, just del Ma,.r,....D
Fl drl h t d b 011.e ; notices of d@fault and elec-KINSFATRER. SAM. eoi.ta Meu ve vera Wl!Ve ex aus e y ll -11 MANGAN .,,.~,.. ... 1 N the ordeal, but Dr. Rlchtf'r con-on t o o:'ft;M, of which lh~e were · z:.oo:>:o;n£al. -., ewport
U d l d I I l t h i ti j1.1st three intents to sell. two MOOREFIELD, C. E., Newport
MORTICIAN
~-· uo eeut mpwa:r
OOBON A DitL MAA
•AY AND MIGHT
Phe9e Harber 4!
nue o a m n s er o 111 pa -being listed. M:OJ\TllfER, G E o. A, Balbea
enSlntl andthdldt not lose1•1"1slngtllel "1"",· The score thus stood ~06-to 9 . Island -Old
ce • year, • • un as to ood b 1 OLSEN ANNA C Corona del June he se-ldom rested from lht': r g ua ~e~. • Mar ' ·•
1:.«•Nlatwd 1wwe
. . Agenc1
rigors of his i!t-a.ctice. The doctor, ·Back to the censu~ count and PHELPS Dr L. B Balboa All llftea written.
~ARD W. Gl!:RBISR a much-beloved figure to th re e th 1 k QUARRY,, ~ .... .._ ... ~· .. oY ...,. ,.. __ ..._
f · e pc up in jobs wh,ch lt.s or-J;Vftt. _. .-..... ~ ~'-• generaUClDJI of Harborttes. WaB o -1 M UQ8 Newport Blvd .. Coeta Wea
ten roused from bed to render aid gan zational phaSf" uncowred. RJDD...,ICK, so• nN, N~rt PHONB BEACON GlM
ed , Ct>naus Supervl~r Ra_y Adkin-_, -~..-to a sick patient or a worrl par-. SILER. •ugn~•. N-·~. t t d hU. rvt ~n had met a rush ot appbcant.'J .-n. ......,, ....... r-1'
ent.. He never re use se ce111. for jobs ~ enum('rators and such, TORRANCE $CHARD C Coeta I
Organization of a Dr. Conrad when he flJ"!'lt announced a few Mesa ' . " 1 BE SURE INSURE Richter Memorial committee was WHYTE ~~ALD T ~--•-1 --announced today by Mr. :pendell ..,-ee.1r:a ago that application• would ..... ' .......,..., ·• vuw-6lna y.., wttb
1 0 · John 0 b rvt ~ received. He JJn ed up hi.a crew.11 -.ar 1 MAV1UE 8TANL&W w th r. · 8 urn •e ng 88 i""' th'-county w,-•• Httle ·~ay. YATES HENRY T Loa Angel•ll ' chairman and R<>Mrt R e e d as "!' U1 .... ~ • .. · · • ~.-.nee <hlJY
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The eood "doctor re~ jµst before -the second great
)rar, determined to enjoy ¥ain his declining years. But
.Jlhot and shell overtook the ·world and Dr. Richter re·open-
ed hill office. ht the dead of night he would arise and
clothe himllelf and on occasion walk from Newport to
'Balboa to render aid to the suffering.
Amonk trophy winners w c re
Stanley Anderson, winner of the
treasure hunt; Wayne Harper,
who caP;tured high honors ln the
waltz contest, and the water aki
team of Mr. and Mrs. "Doc" Sip-
ple, Peggy Sll;owalter, and Jim
Proctor. who staged a demoriitra-
tlon off Avalon Saturday and re-
turned t(I Newport Ha rbor via thf
water ski route be h i n d Dair
Long's n e w 4 O -foot exprci;is
cruiser.
Lut year th·e aerric' featured
a twenty-ftve foot croM entirely
covered witb: calla IW.n. The, cbmr
and speaker's platform was dee-
orated with •• l:leauUful floral diJJ-
play with the .wordli, .. Cttrlat Is
Rllll!'ll" spelled out in three foot
letter• fanned -of lllln uid whltt!
stock. Over 4.eQ lilies w~re uaed
1n the floral an-angement.11 .
Mr. A. L. Gatterdam, 83l5 Cout
highway, Newport Be a c.h. hu
been named u genn-al chain:ruan
In charge of the service UU. year.
AeeritAry-treasurer. Purpo se of 1' fact d 0 l n C" • good diMl of 1 1 · ~ ......,.~ lne · ~
ttle committee, Pendell said, will screening. But lately he bepn 11te ·Fed e .,. .• I government ~ 1~-;;;;;~-~;;;;;;;;;;A~ve.;;;;;;;;;;""";;;;;-~~l~•~·~.t~
be to raise a fund towal"d furniith-receiving resignation•. The folkl'I spending more this yHr than the
tng of a h08pltlll room at the .pro-who had been out of work and combined wars ot a million man•
l :
poaed H 0 a g -Memorial H ospital were 80 eager tor hill! temporaey uractu.rlng workers tor twent)I'
Presbyterian, in nM:mory of Dr . .Wb8 were advlaiJ:l&' him that they yean!-Anon...
• While other younger doctoni of medicine refused to
leave• their homes, refused to answer calls at night, Qie
.great UKI good old doctor lived lip to the oath he swore.
It was reported that about half
the bop t 8 turning out for the
c ruise' cnn1e from Nrwport Hnrbor
while the othrr half were from
Los Angeles Harbor.
Ricbtv .and h l • long years of were no longer Interested, bavin« -------
El.ght ln1·urec1 ·,n .. m.. to ..... community. t 0 u n d permanent employment. -~ do ..... -"'-otds
, The eommktff-empbuized that 'Etttt' is h!Uot ~_P~nededao often tP.ult liiii!!iiii~\~·--~~-::=j--
• The final years of Dr. Richter's life were proba.bly·
Ion~ ones; be no doubt missed his old cronies--many of
whom he baa now joined ia an interim ol rest be often
sought. ·. Dr. Conrad Richter felt his town had forgotten
him in his "declining yeaf'i." Tl)e square jaw never quiver-
ed, the great head of hair was neatly kept, and the fully
starched wing collar protruded forth as determined as the
Dashing _eyes. '
Dr. Conrad Richter obServed his 89th birthday last
month in a home for the aged. Today he is at rest.
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ln plmce ol tbe usual tlDra.J tri-can.a UOI:" •1ew u anything
butee monetary contributions to but • clear sign that employment
Bu Aut C h the tund are beln& uked. Con-ia on the riae. S, o ras lrlbutlom .... ta be .. n, to CIJri8t AnoU..r lndlcstlon of more of·
... Cburcll by tbe S •a, JU& West fl:clal nature la &een in the county POP '1/ OFF Eight persons were Injured, five Balboe ~rd; Dr. John Os--persoa.nel office bulleti.M ah"Owing
Short ~ : •• Francis Hor-oC them aerloualy, near mldNghl. born.. 332 M:uguerite avenue. Co--job openings In county Mf'Yice.
vath, dapper councilmanic cnndi-Saturday when a Tra.ilwaya bus tona del liar Ot' Robert Reeed. For a long ti.,e, the r:oW"t.bou9e
date, now 9igns his communica-and an aulomeblk! si-de.1wiped !~'°""' A Co.. ~16 East Balboa wJa.s 8 poor place to go bunting
tions (they are frequent) to the head-oit on Coast Hichway nKr ~ie'Yard. Balboa. 'NOt'k. County emplo,-.. Aune 9G
editor of this journal "Da.ndy."-Corona de1 Mar. Other memben of the commit· to tbel.r jobs gTimly.
the result, probably, of something Highway patrolmen rep 0 rte d tee an: •But n ° w, Penonnel Dli:ector
appearing in this column I as t the acc~nt apparently re.ulted Sam M.t!yer, Th@odore Robins. D;&.vid Goodma.J{ advertlMa from
week. His supporters, It was re· from contu.ion dUe to heavy fog Harry Wekh, Les Isbell, D. K. a dozen to • SCOTe of poaiiUona
ported, are tooting him as thP n.nd disappearuce ol the white B!ue, Harry Eatus, John Vogel, open every month. That'• an a.1-
"dandy o( the councilmanic canlll-line eradicated by workman en· A. B. ~. Henry Vaughn, 0¥>fll unprecedented turnOver. tn-RED CROS§ APPEAL dates." So, now, the WeAt New-g&ged In repaving a portion of .J. A. Crull. Miss :ElAie Newland. cldenWJy; they are moetly good
porter h~ adopted the handle the highway. · Ben R.edclk:k, Mark Johtu10n, O . .1otw in the mJddle or near.uppn
In ita national drive the Red Croee is out to raise $67 himself. It's lnfecUous. Moat aertoualy hurt were th• a. Reed,, Rowland Hodgklnaon, J . ~ bracke Ls.
million. That isn't juat $67 inillion in money, but $67 million . · . What. dO you su;ipose, made driver and tour puaeng:en in u.e A.. BtR, .A.I ~John McMillarr,
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So: the next time anybody Mks
Sammy run'! He did this week. 'car, all of whom were taken to )f'n.. SactJe. IrwtR. F . R . Aldl'icll1 .. bow'111 buslneu !" tell him it'•
in humanitarian aid to be given wherever and to whomso-Handing out 'booster cards' tor Santa Ana Commonity Hospital !rfin Georce Gordon, Dr. s •I· nut and getttnc beltar. That
ever it is needed. . 1 the two Incumbent councilmen 111 tor treatment. They wel'e' bm6el ..... Ill~ W. L.. J"ordan, 11.n. o,ytn help, too.
Let'• Pep t¥ -stnl&'ht
ln. reprda to the bfdl, on a.\llomo-
motlve eqv.ipmtat n:tetred ~ lllllt
wee.k in tbe Jot:a.l papers. ! Bldl:
called fGr wett for four trucP-
two " ton and two 11liii ton.
When all the 'Dida were -.ree9ed 1
at tM lut. council meetizl&. I WU
~ Oil ~ ot tbe ... ilea \lalU
alUl wiWJl $34..33 from UMt lowest
Francis J. Horvath
Federal and State
lncomt' Tax Service
Harbor 1922-R
llAE • Sii~ st., Newport -
EARL W. STANLEY .........
Notary Public
Pllono Bartior 1771
~Manno Ball:a&.......,
llATIRl!:SSEI!
Boats--HomH--TraUen
lrrepl&r 8ba.Jle9
BEACON"°''
Coata --·"""" c.. 2:161 Newpert Bl¥C. Disaster victims, disabled veterans, maqy hospital in· City Treasurer J . A. Gant: that'• c . ....,....., •&. of LGO AJ<cel8, -.,. -ty, -., llluen, Kn. ------
maie.. people with f--n .. trollbles, youngsters 8lld oldsters the rumour. H e I• said to have the driver. and hla rour po••nir· Gordon Grundy, L. w . Briggs, Bob Recall Electi"on ~3 instructed clt'.Y employes to pl&C4!: en. Alfa M•rtenea. 12; i'rank M. MVTpby, Hadd Ring', Al Anderson. out-of.town trictdeT Oft tJtie next I~============~ oae. . Newport Ha..t"IKw' Motors I,
.... .. within $66.M from the }Oweat f
bidder OJ1 another unit and Sl)o.3'4
on the tut one. The call for bidt
to an experienced d~r were ·
very simple and eaay to ftgur.t!
and throwing them out did not
Inconvenience the out--of-townJ bid-
~ere any more Utan It d14 U8
local bidders. Jn. clilee tbal grant
of all creedll and races look t.q the Red Crosa for assistance them where they'd do the most Marte.nu.,. 14; ~lcolua lil&.rteneL vavx White, Mn. V1ctor Grace,
in mlllly ways. The Red Crou, in tarn. llWOlt look to you good. 11. and CrWt Mendoza, 21, all of Lonnie Vincent. P. K. 1"'lleUer,
With the Grand Jury meeting Lo8 AnaeJea. IWld Kalar, lira. W f n If red
for the funda to make this assistance pollllible. It might 'be wen to examine at Four penona aboard the bua, tn. YoWI~ R.. L. Patteraon, Mrs. Alex
All may help. All must ltelp. Each eontribution MD least one water contract neeot· 'eluding the driver, Virgil A. Mar-Wript., R.oaa Greeley, John Allen,
Pwth the doaatiOll toa.J nearer the gO&I and, in a.measure. I at e d in city offlcet1 without rowe~ 45, or San Dle,.o, were bad-RUaBell Hampton, Roland Thorpp-
·-·-the coa..i-, ___ .. ~-of Rea ,...___ servt'ces -ithout· cur-knowledge of at least two city ly shaken up but eac.aped aerloua son, a . A. Mortimer, Sidney H. . -.."" ~ .... -uuu ! ""''-uBB ""' roundlmen: (Ob yes, one counall· injury, i.ccordlni !a 1n...Ug*tlng Daftd9on, Paul Kreaaley and .Mra.
tailment. The many large coqtributlon.s will ~ve the cam-man is <l\"'<tly Involved.) ottlcera nporta. Houn1 Gorrtah. •
paigD a ltig boooit, bwt <'ttry donation of a. dime or a dollar r----l.--------'--------------'-'--------'---~
is important. l .
Do your part -and~it 'today. Don't wait until
tonio""" or leave the ~r the other fellow. ,Consider
this: If you nudM"Wp bl of. 4MtMter woukl J101t want
tile ~ Cr<>9 to leave it tot other fellow!
ST. PA'l".KfCK'S DA~
Ia tlte 9111 ms everything s•tAS. Eftn th<' wear-
iag ·~· taltes oe that eo , at Jent for a day. And
what day la that! Wily, St. triclr:'s Day, of counie, on
the awn• 1 atlt fl March.
Ml the _. of Erin u ~ othz a will apart the
brightHt CJ-OD tJaat day. And tlley'JI marda and .sing
'aDll ~mid·-aad -pt iDt.e -. ~-" twv.
ll'a aB part al ellekatloo la i.u.o.-of
tllelr p.troe Mlat wbo ill inth dll•lilc the~
om at Ir.!z»d. 1
It ._ Ileen facetloualy u.t' .b n• 1 's r-. e-• e1
fl'Clm tile polla M EB, politldUW u..f potato. elle flllPOl'ta
Be tba&,.p it m&J', tile ~ &tteatlon fat .... ~
hie 00 17 .... tlte wit ..a ----tbe ldadlW. of _. I I
lt8pecpeoc1IJlll91wl1 ••• tltq~ _ ..
• WW-..t)llt-lanat-.a11111 'zf""wtth
tie -" 61. Ka -. ~ .. wt12 ,, ... el t•·am,
tMir -. w1 t1ie1r -ca r. ti a ,,.., ...,..,
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,.... .. ._.. n.. aiW' h 2 ·a Ill l a OIJ' Mr IE ............... 4' T & 1..-......
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The l't'calt action follD"N'ed moTe
tb&n a year of diualWaction over
the non-action of t b e board of
directors. An earlier petition for
ret:all wa.s abandoned when it wu
found that It had not followed
le~al requJrements.
M'ent members or the board
of. .directora are ADen E . lfelaon,
p sident; · H . M. Aldrich, PrenUce
Thompson, June. and McKeeban. i r ShttVe, former me.mber a.ad
ob ect ot attack by t be recall
I ~ -me<! to a«<pt the -i of. manageT of the dlatrict:.
• differential of 6.tJ' IA tavdr of
the local biddera, all four truck•
cOOkt have beetl boQsht at home.
We local _...,.. att tlla onea ).ho
collect Ille 1 % City -taa jand
band It In to tbe City et Newport
cotfent, wllUe otbeT" dealenl do
aot. Yau of..,...... -~t
H .. ld -........ -iay u. taa
. -- -~ TM City o1. -n•
(~,._Pop I) -.., Jim purebued 18 ol U.. ~ He oakl tbe Cir! -.'t tell 2\!o ton Ferd Trvcl<a -t11e City
hlfti ot tlle lnd-t unw tlley had or 1-.t.llplH .,..,. toe -F,oni left Johnaton. wl.ita. I wlll let yuu ~ l&ter
-· prevlow tw I t1 -thill --. . .,....... o m o e • n C I Pleue don"t forpt to co. b-~ came to uPt Whan Brow-41 tali hi.ends in Costa Mea ot UM' ute to 7°"! lt.ed Dom aad ~va
1nejde..1 and tbe "{Qlll&ft, Wllo later ajl. "'" -to Ille oell to< call!!d poUco, told IWn .JoilNt.. '""° oaJJa oa ,... -or "A<! aloo -ed ber two .ia...,,, be aa -• JNIU caa.
ten t.hrte _..... ,....i-iy ,_ ---Dr. doand ~mton -W~a7 nprri•t.d bJ ~. ,...._ ~ ~ am ....,. thle ~•"''' clef-v D u-pull old ---Kar_r T .. , .. ~·-· I "'lfi!W)>C>Ot wtjl'N -Willi
a11D.DINo s~.-,..,..,. -~ o1 •-•lol ">" J:
II,. A. -~ /tp )II>--It"!"' """' --. llcei ~7 tllat otwcO ""*1-c NOW', la -,..,. 11 a Ye t
••1VU·tl pie•"' -et "° a '' wtiO -"' "7 ::l llad been ta.11m -Ille .,.... Bar--. I --itr EIS boo Ja.,...m_ Co.· ....... .., --. WI 1N•'!'P!"'t ...._,,,,
--at IOtll St. lfewpott Ir,,~. "•ad
udNowpodJEl>d. Tllei.etl-......... --., -~ bot•-a:ao p. ... _, -• tae --1a • a..i1' ·tr7. ... .,... ....... ~ ••• ., I I --'t fDrpt Ille -~ W..u.TSR a. OODAJU), ..... -.r Ti--
u. ... Air --. Ill ~-'"l'ldo Ulo -cw ..... "-·-~ ......-d. .. --.. ·----. -rmrmv .. • •JUL'" .. " •'!lilli~~•l!A' . '
AIJ'JO-ILI!\ llllO&ll -·-· VIRQ'S &I ARCHIF.S
GARAGE
-W. 0..-NOW)!Wt
Plloua ......._ l!I er ll4'-W
Remember wb~ lsuak-
lllg bttll were a moctal ev~t? Everycloe. bJg
and ama.IJ, wu invited
to husk t b e golden
eara of corn. Lucky
Indeed was tho Y!"'ftC
swain, ~. who foW:>d
a red ear, tor he could.
kill!' the gir~ of hie
claola ! A f t' e r t.be huak~. fo0d wu
-Ve<!, toppe<I off with ~Ill 1i o r claDcli\I ..
t Re~bi:r?
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and LOT ~RADING .
BULL _DOZZllS ~ADEllS .
~ers In DccomeosecJ Granite
Hoek -Sand -Top Soll -: Peat SoU and F1ll :&laterlal
htcCLELLAN· and SONS
Commt>rclal Way o.:>SrA
Pbo11e11 -&-.acJ n 11%2 ...a IUS
OF KNITS • .. • • •
One of the services of the Washington Cleaners
that is finding favor with custom.em is the hand
blocking of knits. Bring !Your knits in ... see for
yourself how wonderful this service is! Of course,
' all knits are dry cleaned by the famous Sanitone
'BePVice first, tAen hand blocked to your specifica-
'tions. Try this service out now ... resto{e the
original feel of newness!
WASHINGTON CLEANERS
.. ~&'DYERS -
S29 Marine Ave. Balboa Island
<Editor's Note: Thi3 ls one~eriff of articles on lhe general
subject of filing Federal income tax returns, intended to help our
readers in the prep~tion of their retume. The articles will appear
each Tuesday and Thursday. Th~ entire series will answt>r most of
the basic questions having to do with this important task.)
Tax law cJ3ssifles all property that a person may own as either
capital assets or ·ordinary assets.'9----------------
Ir a piece of prOperty ts not a He used the car tn his bualneu
cnpital asset, it Is an ordtna~· for four years, and. estimated Its
as.-.et, for t~ purposes. In general, useful life 88 fi ve years. Depre-
t~e only kinds of property class.I-• eiation, then. during his owner-
f1ed as ordinary assett-1 are J'.>rop-ship. of the ear reached a total
f'rty held by a person In busmess of $2:000.00. To his sale price of
for sale to custo~er8; real prop-$1,000.00, he add.! bec k the de-
erty. ~used in bu~ne.w; and de: preclatlon of $2,000.00, making a
prec18ille p~perty used In bu~i-total of $3.000.00. He then deducts
ness. There 1~ al.!lo a type of gov-the cost of the j:'&r. which was
ernmcnt . ob)lgat1on 8-0 cJasslfted; $2.500.00; and the rema.intng
but few individual tax.payers h otd $500.00 rf'J)r'esent.s his gain on the
them. sale.
It follows that any property Now, Ulis taxpayer may take
held is a ca pite.I asset. This Ln-advantage o! section 117..J ot the
~ludes a ~rsonal re.!ddence, a revenue code, and report only one-
p I ea sure automobile, jewelT}'. 'half of his realized gain tor ln-
clothing. household furniture 8Jld come tax purpoaee. Thia section
similar proJ)erty. But a buainea.<1 >applleti tG the M.Jt of three t"YP"
iutomobile pr truck../Qltlce fuc-~ot propert.,y, eacb ot which munt
:iishing!I ,taetory.. re•ch:intrY ,and have bttn held by the seller tor
equipment, 01" a bUfldJng ulled for more tha.n stx moot.hf,: n!al prop#
bUsiness, and tre real property , erty. used Jn a trade oJ bU8lnea ;
upon •hich the building ill erechdt depreeiahle property used In a
l r:e ordl~ assets. 1trade or business; and property
When a· ~&yeJ" sells an.y IW1d affected by an fnvoJuntary co11 ·
:if property which he owns, It be-version. whether used In a track
:-i.mles _9ecessary tor him bt de~r-O!' bUBilleu or a capital asset
mine the a.Jl!:OUPt of his pin ol! This ~ecUon provides that· If tht
lose oo · accoL.nt o.e the •le. Tb!B t:eeOl'ni.%ed gains from these type!
......,_~~-~...........,._...,._.....,~ immediat ely involves the probletn of tr:ansactions exceed the recog.
., )f "baate." that tetm meena tbe nized lossea, ~h ~al Jhall be
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SOUTB 1COAST
MATERIALS I COMPANY
SPEClflCA TION
nEADY MIXED CONCRETE
WP.at Wll8on (betwee-n Newport and·ffnrbor Blvd.)
(]qota U--l'llo.. Bea<a 1134&
l 1rig!Ja4l an1ount paid for the art!· . treated as if It were a JonC"-term
cle that bee bffn adld. But the ,ca~t:al transaction ; but it th c
i basis may chana'e e.itbep upwat.d: recoBT1ized gains do not exce<.><i
or downwary. If money la eox.-the recognized lOMes, each deai
i;:iertded tor permanently Un-prov-'shall be treated 8.1!1 the sale of ar ~ ing or bet.tewing th• article of 'ordlnar.y asset. In other words ii
p.rop~. the basic is. in.creuedi; permits a. taxpayer to report only ~ ·t it is proeert7 tbat is aubject one-halt of hi8 gains on sales of
• o l.leprectat.ilin. the ba.sls will be tltese r estricted types of property;
f
decreuedl 'ne re!H!lt ot 8'ttb in-but If -he lncun lOM on sale8 of
crease OT' d+crease ls known. ill the same types 'of property, he
_ ·. ta.x practiee-'"a9 "ad'justed basis." may claim the ·total' amount of
.. A. taxpaytr, then, determines the JOBS.
.,,,.,,,..._.~~~ ... ...._~ ....... ....,. ...... ~ tlile a.ttua·J a mount of •hts ·gain or ·
\088 on the sale of any sort of
property by deducting from h it11
salti price tllE' ba.sia of adjueted Water Group Is
Named by Bureau Reg.
4x8
•xS
ROCK LATH
30c yd. ! ............ ················.······· Spttial 28<-
PlASTER BOARD
RPI'.
l> ................................. $1 .60
I> ......... :, ............................... 1.76
Spttlal
$1.~
!.«
basis or 8UCh pr.operty; and the
rema.Jning &ibount ls hia gain or
1-.
Reference twaa: made above to
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Santa Cruz to be
Scene o.f Parley
Califomin re a l t o rs will bolt
'.heir 46Lh annual convention Ir
3anta Cruz t he first Y{~k In Oclo·
ler, accor'tling to dttiston mad1
··a.st:· rri6.ntb 'by· the board of direc-
,ora at a meeting In Los Angeles
lccording to announcPment by F
!-1. Lakey, Huntington Park, presi
l<'nt of the state\vide organization
"This is the first ti.me w e will
1ave held a state convention out-
~1ide a metropolitan area in man\'
vears," Lakey sa i~. "The deciaio~
'o go ti( Santa Cruz Is in recognl-
'.lon of the growing ln1portance ol
hat area as a business and resort
:-enter. We are assured or the co·
>peralion of all real estate boardf
n the Monterey bay 9.rt'a, and wll
olan for an a ttendanc(' of upwardf
of 300 realtors and their fan1ilieR.'
Announcement of convention of
ficl als and details of plans will br
-nade at .e. later date. h e said .
Realtors Named to
~tate Board Posts
Three members Of the Newport
Harbor Realty Board have boe1
.,arned to lead important .state-
wide committees o( the California
!:{en] Est.ate Association, accord-
'ng to announce ment yester:day
by F , H . Lakey, Huntington Park
9resldent of the association, in s
letter to Harvey Pease, president
1f the local boo.rd.
"Wihat we n~ la fewer contro~
hroughout the eountry and mo~
:ontt.01 at lbe. head ot gO~-·
nen\.''-Wtnston C hurchUJ.
' BRING YOHR MOWER 1'0
DEL'S
LAWN MO\TI:R SHOP
4$4 Sbort St.
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' Elis s. Cole
W·El·CH'S
·s1rool's
TEWINkLE . HARDWARE
1802 N.,.pori Bkd, COSTA MESA
,
•
4x8
,4x8
FIRTEX aoir •
" .................... $1.92
.,, ····················-· 208
Spttlal I $1.53
1.6S
depreciation as the cause ot a. r• A fact-finding committee named
:"Juced ad·jUated· bUi.s. 0.pMCtattcm Monday by the Orange County
is &A allowqce tbllt pemtts the Farm Bureau convened Tuesday,
owner or P"ffttY k>. Meeve~. onr to exploro-the proposal for an-
the wtef\tl Ufd: of the property, the nexation ot new areas of the
&mount of money invested in the oounty to Metropolitan Water
property. without paying income District .
RJUph P. M a11 k ey has been
la.nted vice chalrman of the coms
nittee on membership and all local
bQard mPmbership co m m I t t e i
'halrman, ex-officio; Had R 1 n g
·1d been named on the commltter
>n achievement: Lloyd Loveland
1n the committee on Education:
!:arJ W. Stanley wft.s nam~ on
·.he commltte~ on homebuilden
'lnd land developers.
TAKE THE WHEEL OF A,., FORD. I
i
FEN<;E POSTS ~~D s.,..,1ai •
e foot ._.;'. ... ·-············-···········' .72 S ~48 .. 7 foot . ··-··············-··········-.84 .56 •• 8 foot ·-···················· ········ .96 .64 ... 6 foot .................................. .ff .. .61 .. . "
1THE WINNER-
Wlm>erof
SlOG.IO
L.E. ~· %111 11'. 16UI St.
C-ta-•~
7 root .1 •.•..............•....•....... 1.:n .711
8 foot ·················'·-········-·· 1.21! .85
RNCE PAINT
_ jL -'-Reg. $2.70 s.....,1a1 $1.95
'llUISIE PUCES GOO& AT TIME OF sAJ.S. WITH TBJS AD
' Paint ~y
p.11••
Post ..Hole Dlaer
'75c day
Wbee1barrOW
75e da,y .·
I Ci eat from Us and.
CEMENT MIXEK I
REE!'! •
-·
tax on hi.s invested money. , 'nle appointmenta, authorized bl
However. the depreciation al~ lhe bureaU's board of directora..
lowance may. be taken only with were announced by J. A. Murdy
reference to property wbJcb ha.s Jr., vi~ r;tiaJrman of the wate.i
a limited and deter.mina.ble useful department.
life, and which ts ueed tn th • Sitting on the committe@ an
taxpayer's t.~de or bueiness OI' Walter · Scb.nUd. preaideRt ot tbf'
for the production ot tncome. A.nociated Cl>ambe.. of Com· Crash Driver Cited
This limita~lQA, ot' eourae, Pro-merce; Vern6n Heil, pre1ident of
hiblts the taking. ot depreciation tbe OroniJ<I Cowttor W-r Di. fol' No J,ieeDSe
on a peno~I residence, or a trif t : ~· B. Be•Ua. NPteeenUJll Two cars 'Were dam.aced b ~ t .
p1euure autob obUe. or any other the lrrine Compeay; RQll Shafer
property. ot 1• personal' nature.... ot 'tusttn. ud' & ntt.b. •em.Mr « .Mre "'_.. no . lnju.rtu In Yan M:•
However, ta. the eue-ot u auto-far liitldiiiutfed..~ . oiden.t: ·~ BWy. 101 e.nd Jum..l01t
mobile whJcb lis used partially to2 .lhlre&u 11lnctc:>,., uUdi that A.ve., corona_. de1 Maw. at 3:ot
pleasure and partially for buai-SJ>OQ80n. oC t.M p.NpOMd· new d.il• p .. IJL' Saturday, Newport. police ,. -
'ness, t.be owner toa)t . determhle trlcl,. wlUela lacludee: 5 ~ltlea. aal ported. ' • . ~e ·l"'....,r.age ot time that 'th• W-. ~ UMa. la UM, GI o r·~a ¥alJu)'n lrlootfJOlll'l!!i1, f8 • la osri I.cir bUlllw purpooes. weofna'-'.o( u.. ""'P!l;ir, -111. °l)ICi J•-he An.. wu mokle'
and u..n --~-~th&t por ... 1h!ortutN froel'l ~ • t.IMl a 11\ft turn 'oPtQ. J•pplne A~ ..
tion of the tal colt ol the C8JI .. for ...... 10*tst ..... boDf; awx. 101 &ad ... 8tnlck
P""" -~ .t. Ito U11N1. Ill• -~ U to lte -. ..... Jtpto, .., ·!JM. rlJht 8l4i I»: ..__ -
in bul~~ COD··r p_ a~··-.... --bJ' & k . ~·· 1:SS Ma.._ I I ' -· -~ -·• -4..-.t ·-r.rloDd. Police -Tile-ot an aputment ~·-V fl PT ~ .._,ia&d. ... ._...a eitadoe: tar .h-.... de • -1). If p.--. IMir!: --~e ~ . ~t Mui 1fll1_ --, • -2 5' $'-izi.. .... = M 11-'or'e 111:.t•• bt ....
u a. t"e.-4,• or·bl•zz1r; II be the 111s II..._ .... •rhlll l•,.-•lli•Ol_L_· .... ____ _ fn-eb" OWM ...... ·ss •9d· tur91,"'!1t 'cslJlll .. tt 'tJ, t-: BIL e ~ i.ea lt' .. &. .-,wi. a i..nt 11 .a, Ill .._·'nsz·• -.a ___ ., ,,_ .;. tun. ._ '• ttrr1dllal lNrW' &At .._ tnt n n• a
apubnoOta "' -• fi1r -. ""' •. • -0 •• c: ... a, ~' &'Tl ~ Ptr1 ss -oww ~ ...... , 2
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~ tpMt of .. •50 ,_ .. Yo.'I 6co'fW ...
......... ~-.. Mid Ship" ..... llt 'ftinp-
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LIP~O I . .; ,,,,
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.Wod. Tllro S.C.. -a · 11.
'l'ney_,He......,. ...
"ADAM'S Ill"
8tarta 8woday, -U
fl NALLY, et '1e1t,
after• 3 year
delay, you can •••
THE o 'uTLAWi
Mesa~ .,~ '*''
The Red Crea lut year wu
,erved by an e•timated 1,450,000
volunteers.
The ar 1•t.8 who wtll appear at•--------------
the Liter!ary tea being gtven at her appearance In concert and over
'nlun.. lo'rt., SAL, Mar. 8 • 11
Humphny Bo~·· Latett
... · radio. --------------~1 the Balboa Bay club on W«jlnes-Bnthwilutlc about the quiet and
day, Mar~b 15 from 2 to ~ p. m. reattul atmoaphere of the Harbor
Lettera from the Orange County
Health department went out thb1
week to ownera a.nd employees
pf public eating places in the cen·
tral and northern coaatal area,
tnvlttng them to attend the series
or cla.uet on tood handling to be
held on Friday March 17th, 24th
an d 3ltt, from 2 to 4 p.m. in
Room l of the Science Building
.on the Oranre C o a • t college
campwi.
"Chain U9htnin9"
Sun. Tb..ru Med.. Manlh lZ -15-
Berpnan ID RoueUlnJ'•
-'STROMBOLI"
U 'ed. Th.ru Sat., March 8 -11
Two Academy Contcnden! ! !
•A Letter to 3 Wives'
Al..,
'THE SNAKE PIT'.
• Sun.. Mon .• Tues., Mar, 12 -It
Evelyn Keyes -Dick Powell
"MRS. MIKE"
Tbun.. FrL. Sat.
?tiareh 9 -LO -1 i"·
"Guadalcanal Diary"
1•n•,11ton t ·ot1tcr, l,lo)'d Nollln
"'illiam Bendl'\:, R'chard Conte
Al"°
'IPurple Heart"
}'arley Oran~r. Dana Andre"'8
11.lctwnl Coote
Sun .. !\loo., Tues.
Man-h 12 -13 \14
"The Nevadan"
, In Colur
llanclotr Scott, Uoroth Malone
"Mc:.rk of the Gorilla"
Johnny W etsmuller
P\lblle •••rited '°'"'' -. .... ch.mn... • •• •KJtrwulon ot 10011wtll. wai.t j-ou to r.celve
lhla lovely bubt oI w!fU If
J'OU ...... Just n'tov*Cf to the
city, become en1a•ed. are •
.New M•Uter. have Just moved
lO a ae-.ckfre• within the
city, or Just ~me Sweet
ltxtiffft. There'• not.hln1 to
buy. Ne obll1auon. Ptlon•
)'«&I' Weleotl\4 W810ft HMl•
.... whiDM Pilon. ii llAC.d ~ low and a1nn.ae te nc-el.,. -·-
W1l11m1 W111n
NIW TOIK • w,~,30 LOI~~
Fhaae lZ
Newport "hii!Ch
Lowest Prices!
$OWL SHOW f n Sat ..___.........-0..~~--....ii RUSH S9UARES
----------1,
1 t 'rlda)', Saturday March 10-11
Joe KJrk,,:ood. Jr., l..t."On Errol
"JOE PALOOKA MEETS
HUMPHREY"
BIJI Boyd ae Hopalo•c CnUd.7
"FALSE PARADISE"
.SWL-Moa-Mareh lt•ll
Gene T\eme.Y. Rlc.Mrd -Oonte
''WHIRLPOOL''
Glenn r.ancen. Adele 'er~M
''TREASURE OF MONTE
. CRISTO"
l'~s.-Wed.-Thun. MM. 14-lil-ll
0aaa AD4.re\\'S.
8WALn Ha)"U"U'd
"MY FOOLISH HEART'
Wa.mer Bu:ter la
"THE DEVIL'S
tut.ailed
Sewt."4.J..n D rt. wklt.h8
See oar large display
e PATIO •"VRNITURJ!:
e TROPICAL RATJ'AN
e TROPICAL SCRJ!:EN!!
e GRASS RUOJ!
e TIWPICAL i.AM1>s
FJ\EE DEUVER"i: SERVICE
1Umlo<irl1 l 'IU5
Santa Ana Tent &
Awning C:o.
11:1 s.; --.. Aaa aim....,. WMll
. HENCHMEN" '
* SPRING *
PHOTO CONTEST
OPEN 'IO EVEKYONE .
MARCH 15 ·.APR!!,. 15 .
PRIZES
-i.& at.OD;~, .. IJJ.A; ,,... '1 ...
4\lt a.s.oo -Phis 1.t Jl•an:W. -1'1-" ..w..-0 .... f.Nai .... 0e,..... l!B. . .... ,.
1"oa _, IM:! a WIS' ?if'. tfee -.,Y
• ?-. ... Ne....,.,_
at a ' ..,, r 1'1•,... ..... ~.. . ..
a.re being presented through ar·
rangemen:~ of Mn. Eatelle Brown
Mll.13, the well known exponent of
voice tralnlng through psychology. . .
area. ber home at 315 Sapphire
avenue. Ba.1boa llland. is very dear
to Mrs. Milli" heart. Although 1Ull
conducting her •tudios at Loa An·
gelea, she spendl!I every poaible
moment here and hopea eventual-
ly to retire to the laland and de-
vote her time to her musical writ-
lnJr. •
The new church on Balboa
lslahd il!I one of her greateat de-
•ire.s and she has been one ot the
moat persistent workers for the
project. She Js not only a member
of the finance board ,but 8.8 dlrec·
tor of music haa prepared the
regular Sunday program and hu
The lnstltule ls belng sponaored
by the Orange Coast Evening
college, In cooperat ion with the
State Department of EducaUon
and the Orange County Health
department.
J.Ir•. Mill8, whoee booka, The
Study of Voice, Music and Nature,
and The Art of Singing, have been
u.sed by 'llMY authorities In voice
culture. haa been for many yeara
one of the best known and 11uc-
ceastul teachera In the country.
She has also taught in London.
Lel.pzlg aod other Continental cen-
tet;J as well u ln New York. The lonl° li&t ot singers who have
studied wJth Mrs. Miil• includes
the names of many concert artlaU
and church soloists now singing
In all parte or the country.
Mrs. Mills feel8 that Mrs. Grace
Poirier ot Corona del Mar. the
dramauc 80prano who will be fea-
tured l!lololst at the tea haa a bril-
liant fututc. Mra. Mills and Mrs.
Poirier will soon leave !pr New
York where the latler will make
Program• planned tor the lnatl-
tute Include dlshwashtnc 4emon-
1tratlon&, discussion of local ordi-
n a n c es cover ing sanitary food
brought to the service• at the handling practices In public eating
temporary chapel on Agate avenue place11, and communicable diseue
many well known soloisla who I as It concerns tood handling. Other
make the trip to . the Island and subject8 will be highlighted with
donate their services because ~ of filma a.nd special colored slides.
their gre.al affection for the Ir All retail food handlers s.a well
teacher. Proceeds from the tea,
at which a silver offering win be
taken. will go toward the chUrch
building program.
Couaf y Music Festival to Feature ·
Sawin' s 100-lnstrument Orchestra
Friday M:a~h 10 at 8~ p.m. In the Anaheim Unton Hlgh school
audltortunl! M>O yoing mu~iciang of Orange. cOunty will gather t.o ' present Ule annual &II Orange Couttty M081c FeatNal. The program
1!1 divided.Into three. aection11 ; the mixed chorus directed by George
Gill or Garden Grove and conslatlng of 275 voices; the orchestra of
100 lnstnuncnts dtrt>eted by Clinton Sawin of Newport Beach and
lhe 130 piece band under the ba-,...--·------------~
ton of Douglu Le.Mont of Santa Cook of the Anaheim fl.'lusic de-
~na. parln1<'nl are in charge of all de-
The orchestra. opens the pro-ta 11 s tu r Ui~ rehearsals and
gT"am playing "Sutte Fron1 Fidd-concert.
lcrs Tunes." by McCay, "RuMlan
and LudmJlia" overture by GUnka;
"Roaamun~e" overture by Schu-
bert. The band will play "First
Suite In E F1at" by Holst. "Car-
r I bean Fantasy•· by Morrissy,
"Cowboy .,Rhapsody" by Gould.
The Mixed Chorus will sing "Ador-
a m u 1 Te" arranged by KJonc,
"Every TlJne 1 Feel De Spirit"
arranged by Smith, "Ride The
Ch a r Io t~1 arranged by Smith,
"Country Style" arranged by Frrd
Waring, an,d ''Out of the Silence"
arranged b,y Galbraith.
For U)e Srd year Carol Hochull.
Concertmlslr~• of the Anaheim
High school. orchestra w1.ll aaaume
that important p:>Bttion in the all
County · 17'1"P·
Singers Invited
to Audition Here
On Sunday, Atarch 12. at 3:00
p. m .. soloist and accompanist au-
ditions for ·the Harbor Area prt>·
duction of Dubois' ''The S e v e n
Last Words of Christ" will be
held at ChrUJt Church by Ute Sen.
Newport Beach .. These are OJ>C'n to
any re8ldent of Orange County.
All experienced oratorio soloists
are urged to audition.
8• meat market and grocery em-
j>Joyee• are welcome to attend the
cour&e wt\Jch hu proved benefi-
cial to employees and resulted in
better .service to th e public in
other sectlonl!I of the county where
the lnatltute has been given, ac·
Cording lo local health department
aulhorttiet.
New Ideas to Come
From Hobby Shop
Thinking about a way to spend
your time?
Want to gel aome new Ideas on
your favorite hobby?
ThC' Second Annual California
Hobby Show. scheduled for Sbrine
Convention Hal,. Loli A n g e-1 es.
Mo.rch 2_., through Ap~I 2. will of·
fer Ideas galore with hundreda of
"hobbles In action"' and collectaea
of intere,!lt to everyone from 6 to
80 ycan old ... from ~·orld-wide
collections of stampii1 to "drea m ··
miniature rallroadl!I. These provide
eo1ne conception of wbat is in
store.
Space I• being provided o u t·
standing amateur hobbies without
charge. More than 2()0 entries al·
1-eady have been received frof)il
throughout the We.st.
The competitive enthusiaam of
hobbyists vying in 60 C(S..!Ulll{nca·
lion has resulted in an extension
of the appltcatlon deadline for
amateurs t o Saturday. March 11.
Entries should be postmarked be-
fore mldnigbt that date and ehould
be addresned to th e California
Hobby Show. Los Angeles 7, Calif.
A l'lobby board will select qualify-
ing entries from the applicaUont.
Among the unu.aual claaaifica~
lions are bottled ship• modele,
knltt'ed lace, fire apparatu.a mod-
'ela, plutica, hlatorical newapapera.
phot.oST&phy. s t a m p collections,
carving a.nd wood work, mnateur
Loca Students
.Visit j, dlands
Sandy abbltt, Nancy Calli and
Fred H ey of Newport Beach !
were a ng the 750 Southland
high sch I and junior colle&c stu-'.
dents at nding the University of
Redlands annual "University Day" I
visiting y Saturday.
A t h l l i c events, vocational
seminars campus t ours, special
galherin and nun1 e rous typica l
c amp u activltles featured tht"
actj.on-pa ked day and e v e n I n g
re11t1vttie
SighU
lighting
largest
ter, durl
t of the day was the
'f the "R", the world'!!
, liege mountainside let~
the rally ..
from
$1.85
PS In FOOD
PS IN EN-•
TAlNMENT The,apohM>rs of the Mu.sic Feet·
lval are Ui.e member teachers of
the Orange County Secondary
Music Teachen auociaUon. Par-
ticipating schools are An&helnt,
Fullerton, Santa Ana. Brea. V•l-
encla. Newport Harbor, Hunting-
ton Beach, caplat.rano. Laguna,
TuaUn, Garden Grove and Orange.
The fe.stl;val la the culmlnaUo~
o( all the musical activities in
the county1 for the year. All the
participants work on the muaic
previous to the three rehearsals
and In the short time produce a
con ce rt of near profeaalonM.1
standard.a.
The combined church choirs of
the H'arbor Arca and the Orange
Coa.st College Choir will present
"The Seven Laat Words of Chrlat"
on Fr1day evening. Ma.rch St, at 8
o'cleck In Orange Coast College
auditorium. Kenneth D. Boettcher.
director, anticipa.tea a choir of 200
volcea. Any singer living in lhiB
vicinity la Invited to participate.
The first mused choir rehearsal
will be held Sunday afternoon,
March 28. at 3:00 o'clock ln the
college auditorium. radio, ceramlca, handicraft and f r----+---------'T I
Mias Oe.nia Demir~ and Bill
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Two houaewives. while witting
their turn at the grocer"&, were
overheanJ discussing the last de-
prealon. '
"lt came at such a bad tlme,'"
l&kl one. "J'ust when everybody
w ... out of work."
weaving, model airplanes. m<J?el
railroads, model automobile.a, lapi-
dary and gel!'•· a.nd many others.
• Freedom Is Indivisible, as even
a. monkey with only 25 per cent
of hi• pawa ln a trap well knows.
-Thoma.a W. Phe.Jpa.
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IRCUS ROOM
OF AMERICA'S
STANDING
STAURANTSI
.Ex~rUy Pnpared ....,
ly Servea, la--Our
Dllllac Room
llldoor Pwkllls
Nut Door.
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IALIGA •
BILLY, E~KSTINE
with oitK PIERCE'S ORCH. .1., • •
Saturday; March 1 a I I
KAY .STARR -• I ·with .OICK ·
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PIERCE
I ' . Sat ... day, April 1st
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LES BROWN
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at
SPRING WEATH~R
IS HERE-I
LAST CHANCE · FQR
BAREROOT ROSES
.Ii.ere Are a !Few
Choice O"es .. .
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THE DRUNKARD
RETURNS
Huntington Inn
Huntington Beach
21tz hours of entert.a.inment tor
one dollar, refreshment and tax
Included.
What do you want, blood ?
Retter\·attons onJ)i> Lex. 8-417!
Playing Sat. and Sun.
FORTY t-.'TNER-Orientlal Red and Chrome Ye llow
TEXAS CENTENNIA.lr-Brick red buds
CALIFORNIA CEN'N:NNJAL-Long Crimson buds
TAFFETA-Fragrant. rich Pink and Salmon
TALLYHO-Varied Rfd lo son Crimson
TOM BR.ENNEMAN-!..CoraJ Rose, very large
SUTl'ER'S GOLD-Gold ehaded to Orange
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKt-snOw White
REGULAR
DELIVER·
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AS CLOSE
AS YOUR
PHONE
1818 COAST HIWAY Corona del Mar · Harbor 590
''WBEBE. TO DINE''
for a hand d6COr&kd.
WEDDING or , BIRTIWAY CAKE, call
GE N EI s R·E s TA u RA N T
705
AND BAKERY e Harbor UM .• •. * * ' FRENCH IUid ITA.LIAN CUISINE ' . llout Boule''&l'd , Corona dcl !'tar
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EXC~LUSIYELY SEA FOOD ·
Oy•ters-Loh8 ' lamro-Shrimp--1''l•h I
ALL S ·OF SEA FOODS .
From North -l South -East -w.,.t
• "For A Taste Treat"
I uou .. C~~.1~ e€.~D s!2.~~~ P· BL I
~2 Merine Ave. ' Balboa Island
THE t ARCHES •
CAFE and r :AU.. LOUNGE
OPEN 10 a.. m. ThroU.gh 2 a . n1. • Newport. BJf d. on Cout Hi&hway · ·
6JEWPORT . •
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~f ' . tive1 "of Jhree Schools · 6~ . ·Body f»lans Public Schools , · Cou , -Wide . ~e1fy • ..i ..... .......:. ~·'11 ._..-i Meet on Vacationaf ~duc~tiOn tlf'le ~:.nar#.~i:. ~ti= Wet!· is Slated 5 =~=-;: to:F ~
' la AD ettort to nahlate ~ _I .... In W. area, 811 ltoopmol'e -In lle!'ta 'Plano "'r 8ta---~ to the within lnOtniment. '"'* a •tatl-ot ..-111 iii ul; 01'b;e Clout eo11ep dlab1ct, m-4na.. ~y. Marcll t. tor a· ot tllie •lbt Anm.J Pu'blle .,._ and aclmowlotdpd to -that thoY
-· adanlnlatnton, CCW>Mlon u4 cltpaltment bMdl, attended fallowoblp ~ &114 .... ,._ :Weolt. April 24 tll""'lll 0
lll, an -tad tbe _._ IN WlTNllll8 -----------...;..-..1 -""".._----..1..-----~
, m..UJll'. Tljlere ....... 211 -ben _ bllaa anade .,,. eilacaton, WllSRlmC>r, .I h&YO heNUllto oet toton awouid by Uit Qt;y Coan· NoftcE or -urn= a ·&u.s ·
• ~ l.Mtt w.ek at the ~ L · • prwnt f'!" ~·more tlian IO ....U publl&.._ otflc!•'•· &114 m-cw-"'>' ,band aad attlxod m)' olrlcl&I ~ M di ot l&ld Qt1 "" tho .2'7111 ·day -;-; ""' •
' Tbe srouJ>, leprMODtln&" N~ Ba-. t1111.., Hlgb, ICl!oo4 Goopel Cb$' .. and ~ af· ~11\'M--1 the day &ad 7"*1' In W. Cer-bttlldn1 la of Decm!bu, tMt, ,ladl<atllli' I>)' i · ~ N ~ : lf\IDtlDaton -un1 ... Bl&h ICllool f;nd t11e co11...., nr1t oo!'"1de-' nu.~ wt the orp•IAtkin. • Ttiem. &ad motto' o1 U,.. ~ uneai. flrat abpv• wrttteA. 811oP! &"'4 --.ta Im~' Rid. bowlduJ line t11e -or ~~· uw 21t11 d&y of,
&A 01<er-ell picture of tha prog1'9DI, J At the ,bl·J110Glh17 ....,Una vance, aelaeted ~7 tho Stat. Cont· LOms w. BRI008 aa .. Proclueto, tnten • the tenttory tncludOd Wtthla the 1950, at u !oo o'clock A. • ~-alma and plans of each. ·~' OWer Shop to held In N Beach ~ oletUOt! mlttoe, bea4ed.b)' 0WSe D. a.Vin Ill)' Conunlulon Slqllreo &-H-llt. &1 '!"' . r, to ~e to peopoeed a•a=ent dlltrlcl. .aml )(.J at the Sooth• ~nt ICn\r&Doe :
00-_ ot aotflcera.for tho CQlll• of Ban ~ ta: p ii b 11 c No. •-Prem Bank of A erica Nallonil Trwlt which map or plat 11" pn .riJi In to the Oounl)' Court HollOe, tn • ~ toplci were pruented U 0 D Saturday In&' 1"&I' poatponed to tl!la a<iioolll W--"~ lq Pllbllab Mar. 2 • 9 • H • 21, 'llO-and 8a ~atlOD, W b o • e the ottlce of the City Clefll of U!e City of BPI.ta Ana. County '.
they i.:tt~ 01'1UJC8 Cout coJ .. -' meeUns. offl~n elected 1.0 Action." bran"' a la stven herein be--a&ld City. Reference la beftbJ of dn.nce. state of California. 1
lep, by Dr. Batll H. Pet.ereon, :t Barbor ~ ·will have a eerve. for Ueo were: 'nle Rev. J . Qf.vtn u r I' e d cooperation or NO'l'IC!I!: OP TllVSTU'8 BAJ..Zi ,.ee. certain perwon· made to A.Id map or pl&t ot laid .a.1,1noe TIU4 Company, a . Call-•
prwlident at the ,00.Uege and chair-ne flower shop S.turdaX with L. Kluck. ..-.dent.· (Penteco.taJ civic. fraternal and educational al ·property ot which a general aSHl8ment dlst.rlct, and the fa.id fomla corpora.lion. u Trustee un-:
nian of the me et I n &'· Sidney 0 g at 352 Newport Boulevard Hollnea C 6 ll. r c.Ji, Santa AA&): croupe.. 04 attendance al IChooJ On Friday. Mvcb"'. ltth. 1950, atalement ;o , the cb~cter thereof map or plat ao on ftle ahall IOJ'Ull der the Deed of Trust executed ,
Da"ridlM>n. superintendent of New-of Adele'• Piower abop. Location' Rev. Ben Bardln, vtce--prutdent. acUvttlu . durtnc the week by at ll:OO A. K., R. B. GARRISON DI u 1 folloWW : · fpr all detaill: u to the n.~ of by Robert R . Dabney and SU...·
port Barbor High 9Cbool di.trict, of th'e abOp la Just ab 0 v e · tMe f.Auembly 9f God. Santa Ana): pa.rent.I and frtenda. u Truatee under and purwant to 1-'loa' Delta Table Saw No. the aaJd aaaeument dt.tri~L1 _ anne F. Dabney. husband and ,
d:l9Cl&Ued th ~e position of ht 111 Arches overpau. ,. . . Re;< .. J. -~· D ~~.I' 1 .• !6 ~ 8ffC.l'fta.Jy· '-nlere i.1 need for 'Democracy Deed or Trtut dated .June lO, ISM.I, l,-7D12 DESCRIPTION OF so~ \lrife, recorded J'u1y 14, 1948 ln
itdM>ol. and Raymond Elllott, 111up-Adele Beddome, who will ope-treaau.Mr, <ne Church or Cod, 1n Action,'•• •a 1 d Gavin. "'Tbe executed by KARL D. RIDID and 1-,P>mpreuor No. 3M2, Serl-SECTION 4. That aerial d.a. Book 11669, Pare 89. of the Officl&J :
erln,te.ndent of the HunUngton -te: the shop, thbJ week announced ·Santa Ana~ene ): Dr . .IC. H . rights of "men are belnl' threat-KARY REID. hueband and wife, al No. 4.11:88519 bearing lntereat at the. rate 0 lllx Recordl in the office ot the Re-• n~ •• dla '" H d •·· II' _and recorded .June 23, 194:9, In l ••De • N 3 '< _ .. corde• of o~nv County ~u., ~ trlct presented hJ& lha\ while ttte •hop wtll be open en e1'90n, mem~. our-ened throushout the world and -o Ila .1olnter o. 1592 per cent fl%) per annum, .anau , ·--.,.e . , ~ ,
t The group then dlacuaaed ef-for bu.sine. S;aturday, the official square CbB U~ S1 "!.~.rdAna); boand nowhere la there a cJearer demon-~:la~~~~ 4~e ~~~! ~~ I-Delta DtilJ Prua No. lG-il· be i..-ued to repreaent each Ule98· tomta and by reaaon of defauJt ,
on.a to evaluate the Work of each grand opening baa beeii' Ht for the Rev. G. . c • . .,.,_ mem r. atrat:ton of democracy than in the Th Record f 0 Coun CJ8M430 ment of Twenty-five Do 11ar 9 in the payment or performance ·
lnstttuUon a.nd ways to coo~te foUOwtng Saturday, March 18. (California ' angellatic Aaocia-dally clauea of our public scboola. e er o range ty, 1-'W&llace Band Saw No. 309 (125.00) or more remaining' un-at obliC'aUom ~cured thereby In-,
the program of each school in Well-known In the Harbor area, tlon, Orange). Tbe Rev. A. K. All cttt&en.11 ahould make the el· calitornta, wtU sell at public auc-Motor No. 23&2 paJd tor thirty (30) days after eluding the breadl or default,,
voe&t.ldb.&l work, offering auggea-Mlu Beddome w Ith her brother Knowles ~ elected u the J>:ub-fort. to obeerve OU. pl'OCea that> tlon to the highest bidder for cub 1-Spray Booth with light.a, the date of recording the wariant. notice of which wu recorded Nov ..
tiona for mutual uslatance ln operated B'Dome's Bar at 2000 Uctty on-e\:tbr, (Aaaembly of God. ia one of the funda.mentala of our:I (p&yablefatthllmu• olfted•ateStlnt lawf) ult exhaust fan, No. ~KH~S-. Sa.id eerlai bonds .iwI eztend 28.. 1949, In Book 1931 Page m .
lvt th bl of edu U S I n .-•>I J __ , money o . e n a ea a " B 1 di l .. of Ottic:lal Records in the office ao ng e pro ems ca ng w~ Ocean rront tor n In e yean. ea ue.C Amerfc&n way .of Ille.• 324 Marine Avenue Balboa Island A 1 e over a period en ng n ne (•)
secondary school ~tudenUJ. The t16c&Uon la now occupied by • Plana weft dlecuued and ap-Gavin aucceeda Charles Albert I th Cit f N rt Be ch, 1-~·Hommedieu Po I I• hfag year• from tl'le &econd dat, of of the Recorder of Orange Ccunt)':
Jl"tnal topic r o r COMideratlon FtnI1eY'i Cafe. proved forl holding of a county Ada.ma, a 8a.P Frandaco attorney, n , e Y 0 ewpo a • Lathe No. 22 January next succeeding the ext C&Ufornl& will. seU at public aue-,
waa the meana for best preaentlhg 1 wide Full , peJ Church rally, to who wu one of the men wh.o tn .. C&Utomia. all right, UUe and In· t-Commerclal Type 8 tee I October fifteenth following-their tion to the higheet bidder for cub ,
to htgh school seniors the oppor-be held In e Anaheim Union epired o b eervance of PUbUc tere1t conveyed to and now held Quon.set BuUdJ.ng-, (24' by date. Payments on the principal lawtul money of the United;
tunlUe..s available through the Rec;l Cross Begins High school uditorlum. Good Fri-Schoola Week ~ore than 30 year• by him under aald Deed ln the 80') of unpaid aueMmenta and lntere.t Statu. without warranty u to
college. Home Nurs. Ing Class day, April 'at 7:30 p. m. Plana a.go. Dunne the many yean he Property attuate in the City of 2-Face Plate Wood .. TUrnlng thereon aha11 be made by pro~rty title poueasion, or encumbrances,1
In h.18 d18CU8Sion,. Su~rtntend-for a counQr wide co-operative served u chairman he emphuiz-Newport Beach, County of Or-lathe. ownere to the City Treasurer, and the tnte1'88t conveyed to 11 a Id'
c n t Davidson declared that, if Are you wol"rted about giving tent reviv~ were dlscuMed and ed the Importance ~f achool work an~e. State ot California described 1941 Ford Sedan 0 e_l 1 very the eame 11.ha.ll• be disbursed by Trustee by said Deed of Trust in
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present population trends con-beda:lde care In the home to an left in the l(ands of the executive to the wel!are·of the nation. ,a•. Lota 13 •nd 14, escept the Truck MotorNo. l8&0l3948 u.id City Treasurer. all u pro-preperty situate In the City otr,
l tlnuc. hi~ school will have more elderly or c hronically ill person, .;ommtttee tJ, be presented at the Eeach year the observance bu weater:y BllO tkee1t4 fo8r 0•trH4t pBalur-MlkeUaneous Equipment and vtded In the "Improvem'ent Act Newport "Beach, County of Orange.
than 2200 students within a fey.· or a naUent of any age! next bl-monthly meeting. ..__ __. b th M 1 J>08U n oc · ec on · -Ftxturea of 1911, .. hereinafter referred to. State of California, de11crtbed as, ....-L ~n sponaoi~ Y e . a.son c bo• Island, Book 7. P a g e 27.
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yeara. Il fO, you will find helpful Order.a of CaUfomla. EU.Worth Record.a of Orange County. which pcraonal property Is local-TIME AND PLACE Lot 3 in Block 12 cf. a Re·
structton at the Red Cross home Demonstrates Use Meyel", Grand Muter of the Grand ed at. 2206 Newport Blvd .. C0111ta OF HEARING aubdtvi.aion of Section One.
Hold Rites Friday
for Eva Spinney, 86
Funeral servis:ea for Eva Sin-
clair Spinney, 86, ot 1001 BaM>oa
avf:nuc, Balboa lsle, will be held
Friday. March 10. 12:00 noon at
Utter-McKinley's Wilshire chapel.
Prtvate interment will follow.
A native of Tryon. Prince Ed-
ward Island. C&nada, Mn. Spin-
ney had Uved In California for the
put 12 yeara. She passed aw&y
at a Santa Ana hoeplta? March 8.
Sur"Viving ar-e her son, Edgar
W .: grand-daughter, Jean H. Spin-
ney and gTand&on. Edgar W . Spin-
ney. Jr. and sister. Pencie Warren
of P~vldence, Rhode Ialand.
nunt:iig course beginning on Wed-L 0 d g e of California, ha 8 an· Said a&Je will be made without Mesa, CaHfornla, and that any 5 EC T 1 0 N 5. NOTICE IS Balboa Island. as per map
nesday. March 8th "'-t the R ed of BlanFf ha ref Lung nouqced the Muone again win covenant OI" warranty, expreq or conetderaUon for a at d mortgage HEREBY GIVEN, that on the thereof recorded In Book 6.
Croa81 headquarters, 1104 W . 8th spon-r the o•··rvance. implied regarding titled. poseetj-will be paid at the hour ot 10:00 M h g•• t .... _ at page 30, of Miscellaneous
'7V "°"" alon o nc b to th 27th Clay of art' . 1 -"I. a ~n;: 0 street. Santa Ana. where registra-"If the echoola of California are · r e um ranees, pay e A• M .. on the 16th day of March. M•P8· records or said range . h With Ch1 holm Brown as the balance due on the note aecured hour of aeven-thlrty o'clock (7:30) Count tton U1 now being accepted for t Is guinea pig, Costa Meaa'a volun-ln somewhat better condition than b d ed 1960, 1 at the Balboa branch of P . M .• In the Council chamben Y,
cla.la, Mn. Arthur Wade, home-thoae elsewhere ,no small portion Y said e ' to-wtt: 1856·83 with Bank of America National Trust for the purpose of paying oblig•·
rai I teer fire chief lkrt Smllh, Mon· accrued lntereat u in aald note of the City Council In the City nu ng cha rman, announces.• d 1 h d t ted f th of the credit I• due to thla annual an(I Siv1np Auociatlon at 615 E . Hall of •&Id c I t y of Newport tlons a~ured by said De e d o! Th' 1 1 g1 f ay n g t emons ra uae o e provided, advances. If any, under , .
oi:: s x essons are ven rom d t t' rtabl Bia h rd observance and all who have par-Balboa Blvd., Balboa, California. Beach. any and all pe-·· ha~ng Truet, including fees, charges, and 30 t 9 •• w d sd epar men 5 po e nc a the terme of ea.Id Deed; tees, ·~·,., .,, 7 : 0 :.>V p.m. on e ne ay lung at a dinner meeting of the Uclpated," he eatd. Dated at Balboa. California thia any objections to the propoaed ex-penaes of the Trustee, sums ex~ and Friday. evenings -for three charges a n d expenses of th e 3rd day of March. 19~. · pended under the terms thereof.
ek Harbor area Y's Mens C,Jub at the. Truatee and of the trust.I created work or lmprovemf'nt or to the
we J, ! c f 0o t M Pl t Re I • JAMES M. SAFLY. f th t di trl t Interest thereon. and $3000.00 in Hunger cur a e ln s a eS8.. &D 0 C a.I.ID by saJd Deed. extent o e U8e.AAmen a c ,
n. A··-f T bl The lung. donated to the Costa Se F' I The beneficiary under said No. 4~Preaa. or to the proposed grades, may unpaid principal or the note sc-;
· """" -.. or rou e Mesa Volun eer Fire Department W_ age IZZ es Publish 3/9/60. appear and show cau~e why 1aid cured . thereby, with In ter e • \
In ~r(vtng, one 111hould note the · by w. T. Jefferson last year. ls Deed, by reuon of a breach or ---------· -----work should not be done or car-Uiereon as In said note provide~J
action.a of other mot.Orists and be the fir~t In the nation made avail-Original ambitious plans to try default 'In tht-obligations aecur"ed RE80LUT10N OF lNTE1'"TION rted out in accordance with lhia Dated February 2S, 1950. '
prepa.J>ed to act quickly -In case able to a '(olunteer fire depart· out use of recWmed sewage for t he re by, heretofor"e executed and NO. ltSI Resolution of Intention. Proteet.s
of an emergency. m~t-irrigation of farm lande bE'twee11 delivered to the undersigned 8 RESOLUTION OF THE CIT1' muat be In wrlUng and mtu1t be
th I Costa Meaa and Hu n t In "t on written . [MclaraUon of Default d ti ed b Cit Cl k rt
I residing ra.t e meet ng was e and Demand for Sale, and written COUNCD. OF THE CITY OF e ver to t e y er p or
"I "u just trying to scare her 1 Joe Jones, vice-president of the Beach ha.ve dwindled from about notice of breach and of election NEWPORT 8 EA c ff. CALI· to the time &et for the hellrlng.
and make her be quiet. "-J ohn club. Ar?'angemenU for the di nner 100 acres or more down to a lone FORNIA. DECl..A.RING 1 TS IMPROVEMENT ACT
(Corporate Seall ,
RELlANCE TITLE COMPANY
LESTER A. JONES
Vke-President
Barker, Laurel, Md., charged with and entertainment were handled tract of l~ acres that will quality to cause the underalgne.d to sell 1 N 1' g NT 1 0 N TO ORDER SECTION 6. That all of tho
--People do read the Pr..... ads./ killing wife. 1 b Bill w J 't ta for approval or the atate health said property to aa.tiafy said ob-k h el o-•'"' ehall ~ ,._, J Y r gn • eecre ry. ligations. and thereafter, on No-CONSTRUCTION OF 81 DE-wor er n pr ~... """ --------------department, the Orange County be 22 WALK A.NI) CUl\B IN OCEAN done and carried through in pur·
No. 39,-Pres.s
Pub. 3-2. 9, )6, 1950.
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ENJOY HOT WATER APLENTY
••• FASTER AND CHEAPER
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If you don't have abundant hot water
for every houoehold use, stop and think. Ha>
your family increased in size ? Have you installed
a.n automatic clothes washer or dishwasher ? Each
steps up your we of bot water substantially. So
for a constant h~ wate~ supply and rial con·
veftience, you may need• larger heater. Plan now
to have oceans of bot wab. For gas beau water ,, fu three times Cuter and c-. Jess. . . l
YOU CAN OUTHOW A
WATD MIA1U, 1001
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Water district director• were in-vem r ' 1949· the undenlgned r t f th Le lat caused said notice or breach an•I FRONT n-i SA.ID Crrv; DE-suance 0 an ac o e g a-
Cormed Wedneeday. Reading a of election to be recorded In Book CLARING THE WORK TO BE ture ,of the State ot California,
long list of required tesU. and re-19l9, at page 442. of Official OF MOKE THAN LOCAL OR designated the "Improvement Act
s trictlons, the directors gaaped Record& in the Office of the Re-ORDINARY PUBLIC BENE-of 1911," being Oivlalon 1 of ~he
and then laughed hopele8111ly. • • FIT• AND DESCKIBIN"G THE StreeLe and Highway• Code of \he · "The state health den•rtment" corder of the County of Orange, State f Calif mta ...-"State of California. DISTBJCT TO BE BE N E-o · o · said Director C. Roy Browning, FITED BY SAID WORK AND PUBLICATION OF
"seems to be talking out of bo'th Dated: February 27, 19~. TO PAY THE C08T8 ANO RESOLUTION OF INTENTION
11ides of It.a mauth. Earlier It had R. B . GARRISON EXP.ENSES, AND FIX ING SECTION 7. The "Newp<>rt-
indicated that this project would &Ill uld Trustee A-ttaD: AND PLACE FOK Balboa Preu,'' a weekly ne!.n-
be all okay and there would be N o. 395---Preas Hl:ABING OBIEGTIONS TO paper, printed. pubUahed and1 of
no objections." Pub. 3-2. 9, 16, 23, 191M>. SAU) WORK. general circulation ln the at:1 of
LEGAL . NOTICE
Cl!:RTIFICATI!: OF BUSINESS
FlctltlOUlll Flrm Name
The Underaigned do ..h e r e by
certify that they are conducting a
marine service yard and marine
hardware. constJ'.llctlon and salee
busLneS8 at 1003 Coast Highway,
Newport Beach, CaUfomia. under
the fi ctitloua tlrm name of'Boat-
swaln't1 Locker and that. said firm
is composed of the following per-
sons. whose names In f'ull and
places of r esidence are u follows.
to-wit;
John M . Webster, 2431 Bay
Shore Drive, Bay Shores.
California,
Sam C. Kauffman, 101 Gol·
den rod A venue, Corona del
Mar, California.
WITNESS our hands this 7th
day of March. 1950.
SAM C. KAUFFMAN
JORN M. WEWTER
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF ORANGE, es.
ON THIS 7th d8.y of March, A .
D. 1960. before me, Erma I . Nel-
l'IOn. a Notary Public In and for
the said Count.Y and State, 'resid-
ing there.in, d u I y commt.asioiled
and ewom. personally appeared
John M . Webster a n d Sam C.
K•uftman known to me to be the
persons whoee n am e a are sub-
scribed to the within in.atrument,
and acknowledged to me that they
executed the same. IN WITNESS
WHEREOF, I have hereunto aet
my hand and alftxed my official
aea.J the .day and year in thls
Certiflcate flnt above written.
ERMA I. NELSON,
f My CommlMion Expires :i/9/G2)
No. 40&--Preu.
Publlab 3/11·111·23-llO/llO. '
Nal:IOE 01" FILING uwr or
UNP AD> ASSl!:SSMl!:NTS FOR
THE Rl!:.CONSTRUCTION OF
81!:WAGI!: PUMP IN 0 STA·
TIONS IN BALBOA ISLAND,
AND OF THE Tl MI!: ANO
PLACE OF llEA.ltlNG AS TO
SAID LIST.
The City Council of the City Newport Be a ch, Callfom.ta: ls
Of NewpO~' Blea.ch, p\lisu&nt to hereby· ~ted .. ~ ~ ·new111-
the provisions ot the "Improve· paper ln whJch this ReaolutJon ot
ment Act of 1911 ... belnc Division Intention shall be pubHabed ' by
7 of the Street.a and H lgh¥c'•YS the City Clerk, 1n the manner Vtd
Code of the State of California.. form provided by law and Io r
doea ruolve u follows: making all other publlcaUona in
SECt'ION 1. That the public the proceedings under thla Rea-
intereat and coilvenlence require, olution of Intention.
and It 1• the intention of the City The City Clerk Is directed to
Pursuant to statute ("Improve• Council ot, the City of Newport mall noUcee of the adoption, of
ment Bond Act of 1915", Divtalon Beach, CaUfornia, to order the thJs fteaolutlon ot Intention to all
10 of the Streeta and Highways following work tO be done, to--wlt: persons owning real property pro-
Code of the State of Callfornf&J, DESCRIPTION OF WORK posed to be usessed, WhMe names
notice Is hereby g I v e n that the The conatruction ot cement con-and addreuea appear on the laat
warrant, a&8e88ment and dlai;rram crete lldiewalM and curb, In the equalized assessment roll tor city
recorded on the 24.th day of Janu-Northeuterly side of taxes. an in the manner and form
ary, 1~. for pie work done and OCEAN FRONT provided for und~r SectiOl\a 5010,
improvement made by Trautwein ~tween the Northwcaterly line of 5194 and ~19~ of the Mid "Im·
Bros., contractor, under that cer-ThirtJeth St~t and the South· provement Act of 19·11 ," ot said
lain contract entered Into on the e a a t er I y line of Thirty-sixth Sl'J'eeta an:os~~b~ Code. 7
7th day of January. 1949 for the Street. ' NOTICE OF IMPROVEMENT
re-conatruction of sewage pump-PLANS, PROFILES. DRAWINGS
Ing s tations In Bal .. --T-land In AND SPEClFICATIONS SECTION 8. The Suj»erintend-
the City of Newpor~Be&~h. Call· SECTION 2_ All of the said e.nt of .Slreets of the Clty of Ne'w-
fomla, having been r"'turned to port Beach shall cauae to be con-.. work and Improvement to be done 1 t ~~ed al th tin the Sunnrtntendent of Streeta. of llP CUOU8 Y r->~ ong e , ,e ... ~ shall be conHtructed u po n the f Id t pl led k ttn said City ,wtth a written l'lt&te· d 1 o 88 con em a wor OT' , -gra ea, a ong the llnf's, between t d al &' all e ment of all rutymcnta recclv ..... Up· provemen an on o p n
r-"'" the poinll!. of the dimension!!', at t ll! lthln th di trt t II bl on the said a.s&e88ment, and thirty 8 ree w ~ 8 c a e the placf'B and In the manner to be U¥eMed for said work, n9t·
<30) fUll days having expired from ahown on the plane, proflle8 and tcu of the pasaage of thla Rt ...
the date of recording saJd war-drawtnga for the construcUon t:lf olution of lntenUon, tn Uw time.
rant, the said Superintendent of 8 at d improvements In O cc an
Street& duly made and, on the 28th Front. !being Plan f'{o. 427 con-form and manner provided by said
day of February, 1900, tiled ln my eiBting ot one fl) 11heet, on ftle Cod~VESTIOATION REPOR;f• office aa City Clerk of ,lhe City of th I in c office of the City Engineer SECTION 9 That the wrlt'"n Newport Beach, a complete llst of · ,.;.,;: of a.aid 'City, and except u other-report of the City Engineer of
all use..aamenta unpaid, a.s •hown wise provided on said plane in· the City of Newport Beach on tf\e
on said asa.eument, which llst Is further sccordance with the spe<:I· ed 1 ta b -in .to now on file in my ...lince. -propoa mprovemen ere ;:-· ., ficaUona tor the conatruction of scribed and prepared, punuant ·.to
For a de.acription of said wor-k. ..Id lnlprovementa. said specltl-the provision• of the .. Special A;s-
refere.nce la hereby made to Reeo-cations being on ftle In tbe office eeasment Jnves:UgaUon. UmJtatlfln
lutlon of In ten t Ion No. 3831. ot the City Clerk of eald City and an d Majority Proteet A c t nf
adopted by ~he City Council of to which plifs. profiles, drawings 1131," Division IV of the. streets
said City on the 25lh day of Octo-and apeclflcatiQns, here tofore ap-anq Highways Code of the State
ber, 1948. proved by the .City Coundl of of California. i• on file In the
NOTICE' il HEREBY GIVEN, said C 1 l y, reference ill hereby office of the pty Clerk of M&id
that Interested penona may ap-ma.de for a further, tull and more ctty and ope.n ~ public lMP,eCUOn.
pear before the City CouncU of the partJcul&r deecrtpUon of •a Id PASSED AND .&DOP'l'l!ID by
etty of N~rt Beach, tn Ute work ahd by reterence ·thereto, the City Council o1 the Ctty of
CouJ¥:11 cha:iiben of the Clty Boll the •1¥ •re Incorporated herein Newport Beach. cantomJ&. at a
NOTICE OF SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
AT PlllVATE SALE
No. SOQ.8tli
'
In the Superior Court of the
State of California, in and for
'the County of. Loe Angele..
In the Matter of the btate oC
JAMES CRAIG LEITCH, '
• Dece&Md.
NoUce Lt hereby ~ven that the
undeni,gned will eell at prlva.t~
sale, td the highest and beat bl4•
de.r. aubject to con.firmaUon of
Mid SUperior Court, on or after
the loth day of March. 19Ml. at
the ottice of Sidney N. Bachtell
and B. D. Clanton, 1107 Hau
Building, in the City of Los An·
geles, County of Los Angeles',
State of C&Jlfomla, all the right.
title and interest of a.aid decea.sed
at the time of death and all the
right. title and Interest that the
estate of said deceased ha.a ac-
quired by operation of I aw Of
otherwise, other than or tn add\ ..
tlon to that of said deceued, at
the tlme of death, In. and to all
the certain real property aituata
In the County of Orange, Slate
of California, · partlcularlY dct
•cribE'd a.s followe, to-wit:
· The E&Bt one-half of 1:1'»t
10 of Tract No. 321, as sboWn
on tnap recorded In Book 14,
Pa g f' 18 ot Miscellaneous
Maps, Record8 ot Orange ..
County. Commonly knowo. as
365 We!!t Truelow Avenue,
Fullerton, Caltromia.
Terms of sa.le CUii in lawful
money of the United Stat.ea on
confi rmation of sale. or part 'C&Sh
and balanee evidenced by note
aecured by Mortgage or Tru~t
Deed on the property 90 sold. Ten
per cent of ·amount bid to be de-
posited with bid.
Bids or offers to be in Writing
and wUl be received at the afore-
aald oftlce at any Ume after Uto
nrat publication hereof and be-
fore date of R&le.
Dated February 16, 1950.
ELEANOR MAE s·o;n~1~2:~1!:L
Executrlx of the will
or !}aid decedent.
No. 392-Press
Pub. 3·23, 3·2, 3·0-60.
NOMINEE>! FOR PUBLIO
O•TICE
ln aa1a City, at the hour of leven-a.nd ll\~_..,dpart hereof. regular meetini theredf held UWI
CERTD'ICATE OF BU81NE88 thirty o'cJciltJI rT:30) P. M:. ot DESCRIPTION OF 27th day ot February, 1930, by Notice J/ hereby gtvcn th.at the
Fictltloua Firm Name Monday, th.C• 13th day of March, A88£88KSNT DISTRicr the foUowing vote, to-w1t : -.. foUowJng peraona have been nornl-
. THE UNDERSIGNED do here. 1950, wtiscb.ts,the Ume and place Smcri:ON a. That the Aid con-AYES: Co\mcllme.n Greeley, nated for the otncea hereinafter
by certify that we 11.re conducting hereby /lxed tor 11uch hearing, and tempi.&¥ work and lmprovemen( Robertaon. ~bell, Blue. Drake_ menUon.ed to be fitl.i at the gar\•
a busineu at 101 Pa.hp Avenue. show CMl8e why boncp BhouJd not tn the oplnJon of u.Jd City Counctl, NOES; Councilmen Non. eral municipal election to be held
Balboa, California., under tlle• ftc-be. tsaued UJ>C?tl the aecurlty of ·the 11 of. mOre than local or ordlnuy ABSENT: Counctlmen None in the City of Newport Beach on
Ullouo firm name of BI< B MA.LT unpaid ·-Mmenta abown on aa1c1 pubUc bjment. and the aaJd Clt7 DICK DRAKE Tll-y. the 11th lda1 ot April,
SHOP.-B II< B CAJCCBA J!lX. list. Coundl , .... by ma.I<.., the .,.. Mayor of the Qt)' ot 11N50.
CHAN GI: and NEWPORT'• 11,U, NOTICll IS ALSO BI: R l:B y -~14 work and lmprov... Newport Beach, c,Jlfomla T w 0 'COUNCILMEN r 0 n :
. BOA 'l'RAVICL BURl:At1, 9" G~, that aerial bonda ~ inent &· upoe & dlatrlct. I JiEREBY CJCRTJF,r Uoat the THE FULL TERM or '
that -n.,.. ta com_.t ot the -tlnS ulip&kl -· ..,.. which d -.iet the llal~ Qty alM,ve and for.colnl' , ~luUon FOUR YEARS.
fello!rllll' ~ W-NmU In """"'•• In-the rate of fl COUndl ~ clecl&rell to De the WU puaed and adOPted I>)' the ,
., Ml and places ol rllli-""' aa --• at "f -.let J;:r.eflted 117 aOld WO<k Cit)' Cow>cll of tbe Cl! "'"Ne L!l8TER L. ISBELL
fo&wO,-to-Wlt: per-celll (G~l per"""""" wW ~ and Im · .....,t and to be --a--• O!JIC~;..;. ~ ·~ ::.:% Incumbent
-·• -b...,.._ la .u..·-·-••· ~-d · """' ~~~ _...., -0 . Z. ROBERTSON ,...J,tfK A.. 8TISVJil ·• e d ,...,,_ .,_.·IM ·~ -3 :t_~ -~ell~ and by the vote al>ove •la,¥ Incumbent
JUaT't. 8Tll:VB wlto ,_ Bond Act Ol Jt11t • .l>oill6 DI-pend':'~ and""! ' C. IL PIUl:BT.' ROBr!l<T V FAUST ~ J'N.r! ~~ let ol t1le 8tnete IUld ~ la A.II l.;.,. '°=ta.,. ot the .Qt7 Clerlt or theca~.::l. Attome1.:.t-law -. • Qc>da ol Ula' _. ol Clillll'........ · · Newport •eadl; BRADEN I.. PINCH
roaNI4. ~ IUt 'iJt•k M Of....... ot'-fCt"t Jtl~OIMfdr.. ,Ho. Illa PIW~. . ! • Po ll&nulacturer
Wl'ft(W _, -I* -111&11 ~two' ft) ,..,. -111&. o&<'tJ:l:'illi•JU-~ 1'111>. l•J, t , IMO., ' • 'FRAN"'ci. ' HORVA'IH ,
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Jlqll!tf ~""" cablMt' ~ PIL-P_Ml'A ll!lf·~... T v sPEClALS' 7
Two :r-n.-ln-at ,__
I wo..,.. .,Paw tr ~t. Paint· ' ,,. ' • price. DANZ· 8CHMIDT, 020
·-· inBJ!"'d llJM>kllm work. D&)' ~ ~-:: .....-i:: --~. ·Mo._, --WI, -Ana.
·::....:.....:_' .i:f'..:.._,_.:.., ____ ,.__,:.::....,.,:,,...,....:..-------··-~---:,~ib. ~ ~~°!1°~ ward. .,.._.a:: 1111f.:t' nm If\"'-· a trade-In' ••. un.a& RllNT A Pr.Alfoi OrU,1, '3.00 per J l'll!S3 'Olii • ~-tel' te1ev111 ... •ue.oo '. ..,o All ienn rent "1lo-s o.. , __ _,_ ____ ..;.•_ ... .,:_ ___ ·~-!.:..,'t.>r.:· • ..,_ •. ~-:::-~ 1" le-mz··'···· t!8>85 Oil.¥ Ri&i>o 1.0ll pore-later; Quick aei +jCe.
-...n._·"rn.TQ"'. . ·. -· • ---' P!lueo. ,,_ demOMttator Gnn4. Planoo '<•• ...,, allOl · .....,,, ........ ., . PS' --ldnp. ~-. . . • 7 • ~-.•
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• Clllllll'• Jiit. -·· 120 -• ltr .modeL wu ·un.ts 11111neta too.. DANZ.8CHllJD!l' Trarlsfer tllth -llt .. O>oea· .,_ ••-Now-......... _ .......... -..•. _ .• sin.ts,' sAna.-i ~ ... ~-· e;ii~_s.SoJornta
r.OcAf. OR LQNQ Dll!TANCll 5M9'J • • ~ 04'JriPlo 'tekwlaon demoo· ~-ao •. ' -
• • 1'11ilne BM. 8927 °"Bea. Gl72•X. . ' .. etnto., '~o" model ....... l!M.B&ru __ v_OJL_""T __ ·~-------. '
NEwa ~ ..._..., ;..;; lb 1... rbor Bl1>d., Coote ---NII 'l'~fiJ> · ....,.. A llln pl.) hot dRANI) u...i. Wcmdertul :: ~-11!:&1."~ M6.,,.._J '.a·u11 ... y . ~ water heater ttpo•~•.N bu7. onlJ' Pee. Another Grand
NEWPORT BA~~..;..,. W'•eeMys u.-.ab ~uaui.s ': ""~:::,.~.:,.~ ~ PRiCE itco '°" to ' !!'~~=&r~g ~~ • ...•. · ~--. TDU:S ,
NEWPORT-BAIJIOAl ~ -"1aurscJays: , · ' · · · • · ~Ju':":°' ~ t.o.c ~. n. No. ~"1. cor. lltll, Santa Ana. YEARLY REirrAL -i!bedroom. ~· -...nCKE ~ ~-1 r ,..... ICnabe l'lenol. , . ~--•·•ect d·'A•--~o., 1na1. · • ¥ RTZ
Ne,...n liar~ ~0• · ~, --. -a Ille_·,._ l'f'm"' WEEK'S' D·"'VJ"'·BROW''''' ' ·-·-· •...-. ••v I ~ -•• ' -II -.&<· "' J'lNE .11.AU'NDRY WORK. Wm n ~ '~" ' utl~ llO'.l Larlupur. • rona. clel. · ' STUDSIMKER DEALER ... ....-& ... i-. .• SPECIAT .s . Co ~ A~eroeonlc s p In et. -.r. 'r a·-·· ' . · 'call' for ..... deU-. . Help wt•~ · -•~ ..... ---· _,... ~ 1885 "" bo Bl cl. d. Ltk nPW. Now onl~ ·1H't FORD 8 Super Dix. 4 Dr. · llJNDQIJl A_1' -4 LDIU . dinner !!&rtt .... Kn. Wiii!.._ nar r V ~ ..i; 1 • AB 01..uted... ..a~ ..... faii' OUll lil ad\'Mml of lallcatl i AILS llf I ""STA M~R • .-... Another Spinet, Uaed:;. oAly FURNlSHED COT"l"AO~ -Two Sedan. a .very clean one m ., • II" •a. N 8-r. 11162' • f DO ana. call ""'~ J297. Brand ftOW Spinet, ma-nns., $30 month; lT~por wk.. I owner car .............. .. . ... $9~
4 Li9e8 l time $c .7JS . Harbor mt-M. S2J>M ' hogany cue, only $295. Small Incl. ut!I. 3110 A•oc do St.: 'I.IMO STt!DEllAKER 6 Busi-
4 l.btes 2 ..._ J.119 8 D Box Nails, per keg $8.95 cmW CARii _ Da,.., •YenlnP T.\~-'t Throw It •l&e. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO . coeta MeM'. Bee. 89H . 32c34-• n ... ~· overdrive,
4 IJw S tln.11 Z.00 D .,,? Co or fllll ume, Abo hou-ork 'Y l:'Vll CO., 520 No. Main, co~. 6th. 1 • tog I ngtits. radio. etc.
-. Har. 1"'". --~ for "Aa· T-~-...... --· --· -m1t~--to 16 ·.DUX or mmon the "°""· H&ve """'tnlnoporta: Away r Hajnmond Spinet Organ. Knabe NEWPE>llT BAY ll'RONT. At-){~ ... this to apprecl-~-~ lM.u --~ · ..... _.... ..... ~-...... N ils per k g $8 95 Harbor 2119-W Ptanoa, Sa.nta Ana. tracuve modem.~ 3 rm., ate the value ................. $595
I & ····-·-····· e • I .tion.. 30P32• SELL IT TO bath. garage. Ftne m.Jt. "beach. 1939 STtJ'DE. Champ. • • dr. Z!r.:.~..:Tlll~~-~~.~~. WOMAN WANTS POSITION u BEAUTIFUL Bungalow Plano. Util paid. HarbOr ~fol· S%c34 Sedan. qverdrlve. Spcl. .. $295 ·--·---Plywood Specials bouMk'eeper on l'&IJ•h for awn· NEWPORT Ulled. Fine tone! Grand action! NEW STVDI!!. l'h ton Cabin
The publishers will not be ~bl& lbr more-than one lnco....,t mer 111011ths. Have 10· yr. old $265. Tenn.o. Another for $255. M '.Q V I N d ? 01 ... 1.s, 1~5· wheel base.
llUlertlon of an adverti.ement, '-"• the rlgllt to co-~. cl ... lfy l /4" 4x, 8 DF .... 12¥:,c S<t. ft. son. Phone Har~ lSSS.J mom-SALVAGE DANZ-8CHMIDT, 88ftta Ana, .~I The economical HI-Mlle-.. "'""' tn •20 ~ ~-Kn be 1 One Piece or a Howse any and all ads and to Hject a.ny adftrtbemeJ!t not confomlt.ng to gs. 32p33 01 • ,,o, '" · . a P anos. • age engine. A really fine · ..._8 D 20c · ft Harn d s In o Comp. Service $5. tin. , rules and r egulations. Advert enl:a and c&ncellatloM will be 5/8" 'th F ........ sq. . WANT 1 We Buy Scrap' Iran, Metal-. mon Pr--et rgan. h truck. Save $300 by buy-
accepted up .to l5 p.m. on the day!._~&" publication. Ph. Har. 1816 work, ~~ c!:~e:el =~~:r.!; Clean Raga: Almoet Every· TFbt SOLO VOX. Repoisessed. Anyw ~~~~h rea. Ing now .
. .-. 3/4" 4x8 DF ........ 25c sq. ft. repair, varnishing or patliting-. thing Llk• new. SAVE! Thia is a Har. 1781-WK f ALSO for \mmediate delivery,
By hour or contract. 1'5 yea.ra . .-.at--'n. o·-·SCHMIDT 2~19 W . Newport Blvd., Newport the· new ;50 Studebaker 10-BUSINESS oumi: 1 __ •11-s j:IUIDE 1/4 in. Mahogany 22c sq. ft. FOR PICK UP •. ---· ·-~·u ' I> tan• Pick Up The
-------------------------experi~ce -Walker, 128 .. 28th · .. 520 No. Mafll, Santa Ana. 30cff • • ·
BRING YOUR BOTTOMLESs CHAffiS
St: .. Newport Beach. 3~3 mOBt up-to-.date pick up
Call: Harbor 2470 ORGAN, electric, u.oed-llke new. 1 BEDRM. TRAi:um In veey on the market today.
TO'
COLORED GIRL wants ho u e e SA VE" $57~ Th~ is a high beauutul court. $25 mo, or t7 Llbeoral tirades and easy
work, steady, or day work. IJve 422 30th Newport BeacJI grade electric organ. Cathedral week. Adults. 174:1 Pomona, Bank of America terms.
Building Materials
HARVEY'S FURNITURE REPAffi
BEA ';ON 6133-J COSTA MESA
2050 SANTA ANA AVE.
Y,q "x48''x96'' Temp. Maso-
nite per sq. ft ............... lOc tn or out. Phone Kimberly 20p%1 , tone. BeautifUJ C&Sft. DANZ_ Costa Meaa. Beacon 87•7-J.
3-7180. 32pS4 ' SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 020 No. 31c33 3415 NEV'(PORT BLVD. !by Lido)
NEWPORT BEACH
TOP QUALITY
Workmanshif,.,:l:d Materials
CANE, RUSH, .or RAWHIDE
215 lbs. Thiele Butt Shingles
per sqllare .................. $5.75
\!"" ~einforcing Steel 5c ft.
WANT WORK as sales girl or
baby sltter. Experienced and
reUable. Ha.rbor 0578.-R. 32c33 .
CURTAINS, Drapes, Slip Co•era,
Pillows recovered. Blankets re.
bound. Household mending. Call
' Refinishing ALSO DOORS, WINDOWS, Mrs. Brieeoe, Beacon >718-Mc :
SASH and Mouldings left , ___________ 3_tc_3_3
New SINGER• electric. port-
able. Lifetime guarantee
a.nd service, including sew-
ing lessons. Small dow.n
payment and $1.25 per
week.
20c33
FURNITURE FINISHING
· REPAIRING
BULLOCK'S
"Qld Furn.lture At Ia Best"
L. C. BUiiock PTOp. 407 Fruit St.
Pb. Kl 2·2732 Santa Ana
2~p38
from lumber yard sale, at
BARGAIN PRICES.
BAYVIEW
BUILDERS SUPPLY
81B Coast Highway, Nwpt.
Beacon 6025
.
WOMAN WANTS HOliTSl!!WORK.
Baby sttting 4& hr. eventnp.
Call Beacon M22-W. 33p
MRS. CURTIS INMAN
Balboa Island
may have a palr of paue1 to the
Paulo Drive-In Theatre tlJ caUlngj
for them at otflce of the
1' Newport
Harbor PubUahlnir Co., 2211 Balboa
Blvd., Newport·Beach. I
SINGER SEWING CENTEll
SOii W. WI, KI 2-39411, Santa Alla
•R•g. U.S. PaL Ott. bySgr:Mtg. Co.
16Uc
I Electrolux Cleaner
New 1950 -$69.75
Aleo Factory Rf"bulrts
BILL FLETCHER
lZ-BUILDING SERVICES i_z-_o_c_1LD __ IN_·o_s .. E_K_v_._1c_1:_s'---•2~ W.ANDD ---PA1:N¥1NG --
2U6 Santa Ana Ave., Coeta Meaa
SALES-SERVICE Bea. 6208-W
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Complete Housecleaning Service --··. Klt<~en and Wall WaaMng -1'100• Cldnlng and Waxing
Window Cleaning -FUralture and Rug Cleil.nlng
BEACON 6111-ALL WORK GUARAN'rEED-PREE ESTIMATES
A-l's House and Winddw Cleaning Servfc:,e
sPRA y or BRUSH
BY JOB or HOUR
call E. BARTLE'IT, Bea. 8624...ft
lMO lrvibe Ave. Coat& ·Mesa
19c33
PAINTING
PAPERHANGING
Sym:t>son & Nollar
Phone Harbo,r 2404.
14c15
Wilson Trys H~ to ship
King-Size Boat 1fO Portland
AJI Kenneth Wl18oo. MJracJ~ Mlle yacltt; bNkrr. 1vanh to do ·WA.NT YOUR DmTY WOR& I~ "hit> the Jlf"!kare out of .town. ! DONE! QOTOHAL---lt'11 all ~vrapped up and addl'f'Ued, too. Hu bf'en. for a wf"flk. Complete housecleaning eentce.
But the earrl.-n won't handle It.. Special rates to contractora.
Cont<f'atA of the packqe. wldreued. t. Georp i'. Briee., .Jr... Fbr Free Eatimatea
S..E.. 6th avenue at <bk "treet._ POrtlud,. Ongo11._ .-the 46-foot Call Harbor 1708-W 49,POS
Ch•I• Craft cmJser, So W'Mt, ...... ------~,------?-----------'--' Bath Rooms Dralnboarch
MEN FROM NEWPOR.T HAR·
BOR and Orange County Area
A tremendous expanll1on pro-
gram creates an Lmmedtate need
ot men between the agea of 21
and 4!5. A revolutionary new
Idea in broadcasting ''KFI" ln
conjunction with our bustneu
WINDOW SHADES
Plain, patterned or wuhable.
MADE IN OUR SHQP
of the Finest Materlala
Kimmons'
435 E . 17th, Costa Mesa
Beacoh 5436
makes this a most sou.&bt alter 29c30
opportunity. Men with sales •1-------------
oupel'VOOry exponene< preferred PERMANENT. S I
but othtttl tntel"ffted ?n making
a career of eelllng are welcome Regular $~0 Creme 011
aa we thoroughly tr a 1 n you. S~ecia} $5
Earnlngs average $3~0 to $400
monthly to start. More u you LOUIS S BEA UTT SHOP
team our bus.tnel8. Must have 329 EAST leth ST.
car. Personal Interview by Mr. Coeta·Mesa Beacon 6178sJ
Early, 1"iday 19' a. m. to t2 8c9B
noon, March 10th at CaUt. State
Employment office, 701 North
Flower. Santa Ana. NO IN-
VESTMENT NECESSARY. NO
CANVASSING. WE SELL BY
FOUR MEN'S SUITS, 42 long.
Portable typewriter. Ho.over
vacuum. Wardrobe trunk. Girl's
26 .. bicycle. Harbor 2774 days.
32c34
which .... bol•t..i on to " Pa-I Re' Drive Ge. ts cUlc EJe<!trtc nat car Tttunday -Glau Blocka Store Front. •
ft1r Mlpmt•nt to Brice~ DEL MANGELS COMBINATION MALT • Sand-,LAUNOERALL Auto. Wuher $50
APPOINTMENT ONLY. 32p33
That'i1 "'ht'D the troublf. be-TILE CONTRACTOR wich girl, experienced. Apply Tape&try bf'd davenport ··· -....... t25
pa. p St t 221 Ogle .St. Coat& Me. Mac's Malt Shop, 2100 Ocean Arm8trong Asphalt Tile,
· fl ~ """ tho,rp l~pttt-0rs oor ar BEA.CON 6531-M: ,Front, Newporl Beach. 32c33 350 square feet ........................ ~
of tfw. Rallroo.d Commhu11ton ot 88c8'111-Apt. ho~ gas range ............ $79.50
/# WANTED-Experienced waitre08. ~-uywood bed box sp-'n~ CaUfornia rPftlM'd t@ li\'f'\ cfti'· U1.V • ~ • a .. aace. In vk.>w of the cmJ11er'a ''The Red Cross drive In the Nlte work. AppJy 1619' Coast and mattress .......... , ........... $39.:SO
N~rt Harbor area has gotten Pat'13 Pai·nt Shop Highway, Corona del Mar. Two Elec Reing •50 L ... be I ch t (1'7'8"'') and br am .,.... · • · · ............. • ._. 01~ to a poor atart and donations 31c33 (U~). In token of their ~-s ttlfols far are way. below expect.a-Carpenter Repairs
on the 11111bject the lnspeeton. ~~~·"· ~g to a atatefJ\ent Re~od-.~Ii~; & . ~~"l~e; M, aintenance
~ ... .w.'ca:W. rea'd'ln '"-Ex. caes .. Ti-·~~ r 8 • a-. '· \ . ' <;~ t ·J r.c1r.,,i· up plaea1Jff.1;a!rwr the ft\~-..-by. Ca l Hann ch&. I
. min °of 1the 1950 cainpaign.
H.-lfht," .. 'ExeeM.~· WI •• Goal for the-area ha!J been set 62-tfc
But, ultJmat ... ly. It appean u
though thf" lndlvldual carriers
have UM-ftnal uy on "'he'ther
ttw boat ca.a p tbrou,-b to.
Portland.
8. P . Ola't Baadle Jt.
Wilson ""'d y .... el'da(y UuU
t.bf' 8 o u t b e r n Pa.elfic can't"
handle It. ...... that he WM walt-
lnC for \VOrd from tM Great
N ortbem aod Westem · Pad1lc
roe.ls.
a~ $77,386 aqd the national goal
$6p'.OOO.OOO which is a 25 percent
lncrea.ae over lut year. And New-
pqtt. Harbor collections are a.bout 28i percent BELOW the s a m e
point lut year.
PAINTING
by Harry Hall
COLOk SPECIALIST and
Dl:CORA TORS
Les Uvingston, co-<::ha.irman of
the drive, said the 2:i percent in-
c'taae was n~M&ry this year
be:C•uae of gnater dema.nds ori
the Red t::roas and because the
clU"Pent dollar bu lesa purcbulng 14:-PEftSONALS
pqwer than before,
'lbe drlve is nine days old today Does your watch
and will end Marc.h 31. Last year Keep1 accurate tim.e !
Newport Harbor i went well over All macilJnery needs fresh o1J..
HOUSEKEEPF.R-Aaeil~ In care
of i 2 cltildreJl.: Live :~J Sattafac-
tory salary._ Harbor 3,098
31c33
Dale's Furniture
l8291Harbor: Blvd. Bea.. SIOf-W . ' . ·' .,
TABLE PADS
WANTED-Rea! Estate Salesman Made to zr:teaaw"e, e&rl7-
famlliar with Corona. del Mar dellnq, Low.t prtcea
area. Capable to take charge ' ~~~~e733..,,
of branch office. Good con-' """'"<·
tract, drawing ac count and ~------------lll-"pl
override offeced to right man.
For interview, Write Box f.ft,
· Corona det. Mai.
ri-ll'tJltNnllJll!: FOR BAJ.Ill.
BEAtlTIRUL MONTll:R!lY WAL-
NUT DINING SE'l. i benches,
2 um chaira. Harbor 51-R.
3lc33
Ma.Jn, Sant.a..-An&, corner 6th.
Sale
20 Used
PIANOS
Trad~ ln on Pa.ckal'd Belt tele,
Vision. All reconditioned 1n our
Mop.
1 Med. uprlgbt ........................ $ 85
3 Bun,.&alow upright.a, each .... $135
10 Pialn uprl.ghU&, each ........ $135
1 Bungalow uprtght ................ Sl~
~ Medium uprlghtA. each ........ $1W
'PERMS
$Ui DOWN
$5 A MONTH
SHAFERS
421 N. Sycamore St .
Santa Ana, Calif.
Phone KI 2-0872
·~l:CUL ANNOUNCE.
•
.Mesa Sewing
Machine Center
1884. Harbor Btwt. Costa Kesa
New and. UMd INIWlft6 machlnu
' Prtced at $12.60, up
Come In and see the new
LITE· WEIGHT PORT ABLE $112
PHONE BEACON 6613-W for
Dependable repBir service
17tfc
60-BUSINESS OPPORTUN.
WANTED TO BUY
Insurance agent with 15 years ex-
perience, adequately ttnanced,
wanbl to buy -.n I ns.urance
agency ·or acquire an interest.
Write Agency~ &1"5 W. Cent-
ury Blvd., Los Angeles 45.. Calif.
32p37
W~Man ·or lady to take ., over kitchen in cafe where beer 4 wine le sold. Business Is good.
Small Inv. See Joe. 447 New~
port Blvd., Costa Mesa. 32c33'
FINANCIAL Assistance Needed.
New Hot ROd and Garage Tune-
Up Set.. Sqld ~ qrder. Ready
to ,._,..i!ur.j, ~ly Box .. I"
C{o Newpoi:t Harbor Publishing
Co. 32p3S
YOpNG CE>U'.PLE and cbtld de-
lllrt· yevly reata~ Apnl tst., 2
~m tu.miahed.. Fenced yd.
C. D. M. Hgt.a. or ·Laguna, $75.
3'Ml Bolly, Laguna Beach. L. B.
5"3. ·32p33·
W .t\.NT 3 bedrm, furn. home for 4
a,JuJ:ta. Corona del Mar, 315
Manne, Balboa Isle Har. 2774
32c34
"-'i'APTS. and ROUSES
The broke.r, wh& 1-ndlrcl tbe-'
•le of ttte craft whidt. formr.rly
•~need ae Ted KID&. of Loos
~h. Hid U1ai It it Is s que8--.
tlon of hf'leht ....,, Uae ftylac
brid&tt c.a be nmoveil ,.r.aatly
enouch" to red.w:e tJle belsM
by N ·o feet.
tbtlr quota but unless donations -EVEN WATCHES. , =~ ::i, :!e n!:d c;-10:: All wor:.1d~ tn a::: Corona GENERAL Insurance otnce need8 roR Pl8HINO JIOATS. All atzea. ~AL f --ts .,. uUd to COf\.lrlbute woman !or I> d!o()m. Write In S.. Jll<. Whitlock at I.Ho ~ 1 SPECIALISTS •11"-t they ipve ~t ,_,. plus a Wallace Calderhead! detail. q• an4 quaJU1oat1ono to tll8Ula. Harbor =. tttt•
quarter mo... 817 Coaat Blv,d., Corona de! Mar · P. 0. BDI< ix. Balboa I8""'d. . Call a:.h.a Crall'
l>lattlct clWrmen on Balboa I 17':30 ,., 53<35 38 FT. CONVERTED c HR t S :.!.. ·
Phone Harbor 610 HOUSE FOR RENT~ bedroom
and den, bkfat. rm., dintng rm ..
2 car garage. Front and back MODEL A FORD. Good condition.
yard. UnusuaUy attra'lth',e furn· Priced for quick sale '46. 1139
, lahlngs, $125 per month fDr a yr. West Balboa Blvd. Harbor 1974
209 Broadway, Coeta Men.. Bea-. 32c33
con 6374-R. 32c33 1
'CWEVROLET, late '48, Fleetllne
DUPLEX, yearly, 1 bedroom, re•r 4. dr. aeda.n, low mile.age, radio.
apt .. $5:> mo. Incl. utif. 110% JCxcJ. cond. $1400, Private party
30th St., Newport Beach. 32p33·, Barbot' 2861:.J Sat., Sun., or
NICE 3 RM. Furni.lhed or ua.~
furnished A p t a. Reaaonable· 144~ Newport Ave., Coat& Meaa..
32p33
alter 6 p. m. 32p33
1936 CHEVROLET Coupe. Fine
condiUon. Good gas mileage.
$1"5. 604 JJi-. Corona del Mllr.
Harbor 2206-M evenina-s. 32p34 YEARLY RENTAL-Ocean view.
3 B. R. unrum. Newl>t decorated.
$75 month. 127 • 33rd St., New-~:W' TO LOAN
port.Beach. Phone Bea. ~-M . 'LOA.NB TO BUU..O, DtPROVE.
32c34' BUY,. MODERNIZ!l, Oil
------------• REFINANCE ·
LIDO ISLE
BAY FRONT APT., 1 bedrm. furn.
$62.50 mo., to June 1st.
Large l bedroom apt. $75.
Year round•rental-Beacon Bay,
$90 mon. turnisbed.
Phone Harbor 2562
• 32tfc
We Buy Trwot Doeda
NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SAVINGS • LOAN ASSN.
• 11.'133 Via Llllp ..,_ Har. 1500
~Home Town Boy
Makes. Good Loans
· Call RO.BERT SA.T'J'LER
Harbor 1020-J
NICELY FURNlSHED DUPLEX.
1 bedrm .. $M mo. 1980 WeSt-
mJnster, Costa Mesa. Beacon
6551-W. .. 32c33 rep. POIRIER MORTGAGE CO.
Gt t.%-l"BA. t.%% Metropolitan
YEARLY RENTAL-3 rm. tum. Ll!e Ins. Co. 4\> :5%
house. $50 mo., util. pald. SU." Slate .Mutual B&L 5~ • e9'
W, Balboa Blvd. Har. -2684.... Loana on homes
3~ Ooratruetfon refJnance
APT.-Newly decorated. Yoerly
rent. S('rve? refrljferatiOn. Tile ~1111 _____ Y_w_'A_N_'TE_o ___ _
kitchen. Must be seen to ap-Sl.04000 FIRST TD, $llD month, preciate. Gara.Ce, 'WlUJh room. & ,9 309 -34th, Newport .Beuh. % int., yrs. 7-rm. res., own.
38 .... ':t_~ occupied. Balboa Beach. P. O.
..-Box S'l, Heniet, Calif. 27p32
EXTRA C~ 3 rm. apt. Dec. FOB. SALE _ 1st Trust Deed
refrig. UtU. ,j>e'ld. $40 . mow 1:IO 1 $15..800, 8% ,~n local property'.
June 15th.' 301 E . Ba.y Ave., Owner Ha.rOor 0631 32 a3
Balboa. Har. 1959-J. 3$c33 ' . p
FURNISHED ;,.,.... two .e.r;l;>m :~ON AGCY
apartment. Yearly rental. qw .. _ ·
paid. Ingutre 1•00> West Ocean. ·c O E C ~
FMnt. Ha.rboru:1-w. 33f35 . · L .L · TI 0 NS
UNFURNISHED 3 rm. apt. Papel ·The, oldest organization tn Orange
ray heat. Stove and trigidlt,iN , COUnty ispectali&ing In the collec,
. furnlshe'-1•111 t¥el1otrope. ~ . Uon of delinquent accounta.
rOna -Gel Mar (tnqu"ire at 319). Sltablished t:n ~anta Ana for
Phone Harbor 2989-W 38itH 28 yeen,
MRS. BE>YD ~ i . ' Appling
211 sapphire,~ llland ' Collection Co.
may have & pair of pa.we to '-a 0Dmmttcl&l1 Naet Bank Bldg,
Paulo Drive-In Theatre by ""'*"-f.tll and BUJ.h.,' Santa Ana
for them at office ot the N~ .. -t ! KI. 2:..3070 and KI. 2-3079
Harbor Publlshlng Co., 22U Balbi.a 9tf~
Blvd., NewportJSeacb.. !
ISA-TRAJLl!!lt PA.Bil
LOVELY QUIET TRAILER PARk
Space.a $3.ISO week. Adulta.
1741 Pomona, Costa Meaa .
Phone Beacon 674.7-J
11-llEAL ESTATE !El(ptlANGE
WANTED TRADE -Have Jot in
Ontario and trailer for property.
. W . S. Kuhl. l&tO N ewport Blvd.,
OO&ta Mesa. 35p36H
__________ 26_1_1c_·, Want home or income
ROOMS foi" pe_ftt Oft pema.enent .
basia. Walk.inc. d, t et• ace to
Miracle Miie. 41'8" Jltlverai~
Ave._ NewpoK HalcbU.
3lpS3
A apok....._ for the Balboa
Tramftt company. "'hlcll to.ded
the c,ruiAe.r onto tb• 6.t .,. &ur
week. desert.bed t b e tuk M
.. quite u .,eratto~
-nd, Jlln. Alfrecl II. G1-.. and Mll.S. II. R. Mil.cNEILL CRAFT. PleUUN or llJ>Ort II.ah-Liuwood Vick, Rltor.
Will exchange C-2. Bualnen Cor-
ner 188' -!'82" to 20' paved alley
In North Van Nuys. Location
S. E . comer of Oaborne. St.-
~t& a_urwe. Ripe for devel-
opment. Submit. WrJte Box ~
,,_ Newport Harbor Publlshing
Co.. 33pSll ~ c . It. BDard.man have an,. T~ 513. Poinaattla. Coren& 491; Ku Ing. Galley, Hc9:d. Larp cabin. Balboa Ialand. Bar. 20U. 32c04 rR-00--M-S-to_r_EM __ t_er_w_ee_k-.-.-l-O_w_k_.
nounced tlMI• _...,!a who are d "'-• C t l may h&ve a pair-Qf PHlll '° the-•!rtn large IJ!llt tank. Grey and up. Kuchen pri..._ ·• a111u. l!!ftAft: ~--to--can-...lng. an r 1ungus on ro Paulo.Dtt-X..na-~ .wag D1 ... 1 engille. Price 13,800. "' ........__ H ALSO room, with private bath.
'Ills ... ·-!'l't itu:luda, 111-.. -. Sl'lN'ialists 141' lhalll at-.. "' uot N ...... l Tetms( MorrUi 7731 I!!, ........ i.JG>Ur ~: ome prlv. entranco tor 3 adults, $1.Z TWO rD• ...,GAINS'
Bo ..W Uiai, •·"'1e tlte -~ X...,. -ga. Helen :r---·l'VIMlth!qeo._llU-.a , A...,, Weatmiruottt. 30tfcH Bali:i:ta~IBN. -~ 111ee4'• week. 123. 28th SL, Newport .D.l\.n. , •
-ol ~ .. '° -~ Wilbur L&ke, G-o·o r g e We turni;i tree Inspections and Bllrd..}'ie"tort ....... ff. K. MANSFULD , eel.... .... .. wait_. .Beach. 33cH lBT-4 apt. . ~ldg. Good location rar waoi PftllY ....,...,, ,.,_. out-.· No,... 8ampoon, Joh• •ltlmatea of your termite or · ' na Opal. l5alboe lllland '"ti:. twla -. llllt•....., lllalt 1 In Balboa. Pay ove• 10% aet
L ..,,__,_. .,. • .... -~~ Hip.<$, fl...,_ A-Jahn Pren.. : tungua control on 1'!"• !ROI>-• :J::<r· 1-If( !!to11ta -11 •---·~. •-Aua , on tnveotm~t a! $lf.OOO. ·
.. &~ ...--_.._. ddrin1·-•·•· s•~-Wllliala ......... OWr 10 yesra.e::= ·le M'& ~· 987 Z.ft a pdl all pillll t:O-Ule _,.... 41 I -..... -~ ... aa.-..~~,.,,.,, D< • .,..,,._ .. • Ir--pa.ekace• (Uldl. u. •r-oot :--:Yi',--. ~ ~ ' ~:;' .... :-~.1 -Uld: Paulo~~ 117 atMn1 .. x.~ Jllr-~ .,..t, . ._~ on the
.-1 ""' ttplatloao w.. Lliitdolwr. Gexae OnMm. ~-·-, : RATl'AN FUalil: ._. -at-.,. oe Iba Jlew,_. ~ ..... -.. -BLVD. STOR& or office ror "'"~ BeipU Ill Cooa. Jllelia, 9li5 oq. . .... -t.· ....... eoi.y, -All .. fu,117 puaa-1. " . . ..... . In car-de! Mar, '40 mo. -tt .... r...-. °"'" fft '4li00. 7-.,..., """'Up._...-. "· --~--~ ~·-PHA /l'erms•-•-' -~ ~ •. ~· -= aa-~Oo.,Dttft'-Bo.......,"' ----~ __ .. _ ~ ---f.-·-··-~ --. -___ , -~ -• -'""" -r-"""'·1 -s Kr. -· -eout mv11.1 .• -~--...... Rfflto~--. .o. ~ --.. ll o.111-· . . Call KI 2010!! t... llPl"Jl'lbnmt · pdcN rlirllL 3 pc. -. --a•WF= nqo. ' J.,._ .IUEUUI a;J.LI '· Ceroll& cleJ v ••. -r 2519-J'. ._.% W'. ~ Bl,d.. 1!1(1'~·· ,... ""·-·1e .. --. -lot ~lit ~m.-'--· '· 'DI ...... s. --~-----. ' ~--· --·Co to Pert----B c. B. BEIJ>EN j 0,.... 1-• dolJ:I' ----~JLUlllO s· t -a -~·"-lpL t ~-~1 ' Slc113 --_.._ . -~o Ol'JI j ~ CON';1'8DL Jf: --. ~-...... &rilUr. N ~ ~ -.. ..-·~ -~, -~-. ·~BIU(ND~~'m!NEW~i:l.!-":::..L.~,:r;~iiiiiitiiiillJ ,.!~ .. -.. ~ _ ... ,_-~J= ' . ---~st., --Ma . ' I • Slife• Ni ... ~ DMI, •t .. ll&d -;;;-;;;;::--:-::---T -~· ....i..... _ ~ _ ,.... _ . . . ,,_ I · Jll3a Y1a _u.o. • I.QUILT rmuo.tlllJ:D llOOll a .,..,.... 2 ~ -bf!
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· CORONA DEL KAR PROPEiTIES .
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:V:OOEL V ALtJD · •
BFSI' VALUE -G.L
On Belboa Penau.Ja U>ve1y Dew 8 blldrOom 2 .bait>. hum1.t1alo-fully ~ $10,750. f~ lau 'comm!ttmiuit. .SeWns· If~ Y $12$0!
Kllltlple liatin&' No, i224. · i . . B~ VALUE -Bay Front
New lwo story mod'ir", ~ bda of plete &IML-'IJVbl
muter bedroom witJl1 plUIOftlllic ~ ~ .. 2 ba Pa furnace $35.ooO · T ~ -. yne J I '
room and
and lanai. ' •
BEST VALUE ...,... LidO
Completely furnished] atwtio iii w 1-p,.,.••"* patio, att~tive land-,
ecaplRg and lawn fufnit111e. 1*. gancie. ... BEsT: VALUE _:__'Income
6 rental& on Central-Storm pd a~ ~ mo. Sell·
Ing ~ $19,500. I , •
THE JOHN VOGEL COMPANY
100 Main St., Balboa
"at the Ocnn Pier" .
Phone Harbor 145 Day or Nile
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Blanche A. Gates-Realtors-Ginny Gates
JACK GREENE,' Sales Manager
311 Marine Ave;, Balboa Island
Phone Harbor 1671 Evenings: Harbor 7t6-M
' I BAI.BOA ISLAND
$23.!IOO-Near south bay1 new and charming 3
bedrooms, dining rm.. 2 baths. Beautiful
lRmDy patio. Dbl. ·gar.. T!lia )Mime ~
. real charm. All MllS. lge. Exlnt. terma.
$10,000 Down, DUPLEX -New and beautifully • furn. LOWER has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath.
UPPER has 4 hedI ms~ 3 baths, 1undeck. ·
Dbl. gar. Best ineome property on island.1
CHARMING 2 bedroom homes on !ul1 sized lots.
Completely furnished, as low as $13,500 ..
LIDO ISLE-Near yacht club, charmingly furnish-
ed home, $9,500.
' NEWPORT HEIGHTS ~ Spacious 3 bedrm, din. • rm. home. Fireplace, floor furnace, 1 Y"
bath•. Dbl. gar. Garden plot. fruit trees.
For comfort & be1rnty this is it! Pr. rght.
COSTA MESA-$1500 down, $67.85 per mo. inct.
tax., ins., prin. riz ilit. Buys this charm.
3 bedrm. din. rrft. home. Hdwd. firs., dbl .,
gar. Lge. landscaped, fenced lot. Choice
• neighborhood.
BLANCHE A. GATES -Realtors -GINNY GATES
DO YOU KNOW THAT
NOW! !
YOU CAN BUY A LARGE LOT
~ BEAT!JTIFUL
CORONA JilGHLANDS
FOR AS LlTl'LE AS
$1950
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DEVELOPllll
COAST HIGHWAY AT SEAWARD
·G. N. WELLS
Broker
When you need a bargain
in a home. come and
See Us-.
HARllOR 4 H-J
HARBOR 1665
Motel or Business
Site
93 x 413
Close tn. Zone C-2
Service Sta. & Home · j . : · i ; 1 'J~ ,,... ~e1 -;
Prime cor. loc•tlon-major oil Jtob1£rf tf. .M.Of L I.
company I~. Take It aJI, lock
t11tock ud ba.rrti. lochMllng the 1900 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
! a n d too. for the outstanding
prtce ot-
Only $13,500
Beacon 8224.J
Snacious ranch home SEE THIS LOVELY
-ffh;.ff bedroom• -on ~ aen 2 BEDRM. HOME on Broadway
ot nicely landscaped and choice-ln "Co!lta Memt:. Prlted to &ell
Jy Joea.tNi cround· One ol ~_r with a small down payment. very best boys at $1 3.250. te • .,-.
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Also a 2 B. ft. ....,..., yrly. rental
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For1 Ba~ Front
Proj>erU~s. B{! sure to see the
following before you bUy!
Lido :isle Bay· Front
This attractive 6 bedroom, rum·
lab.ed borne bu 60 fl. frontatf".
pier and fioat. North shore or
Lido, nd.r Ea.st end. PrtcNI to
Bell at ~·000_:__
Lido Isle
Attractive 1watet'front 2 bedroom.
2 bath Home wilh maids' room.
On 50 tot lot, pier JWrm\tted.
Furniture is Included at price
ot $4:2,600. ·
Balboa Bay Front
eo foot waterfrontage -bulkhead,
pier·and ,noat. Beautltul view •lf
haJ"bor. J'tve bedrooms, 2 b{llhs.
Double prace. Priced t o stll at
value ot )and and waterfront Im;
provemertt alone. SEE TIDS !
Price $32,600. . -
Canal Front
Two bedrodn turnl!lhE'd home, ptcr
and float, boat house with wayi1,
full pric~ $14,500. $5,000 down
will handJe.
Lido Isle Lot
/SPECIAL)
4.5 tt. front.age in excellent loca·
lion. nca~ club. Specially prlcf'd
at $3,750.
Lid°> Isle Home
$2,950 Down
Thia well <testgned home -new. · ·.~2 Mdi-Oo'mi.. Unlt'lld.t', ·be.ort,' t-On·
atrUctlon. 52 rt. lot, a fr o rd s
BEST tetm.s. Full price $18,9~0.
HARBOR
INVESTMENT CO .
REALTORS
3001 Newp3n Blvd., Cor. 30th St.
Newport Beach, Same Ph. H . 1600
R. W. BARTINE
and ASSOCIATES
1806 Newport Blvd.
Co\ta Meaa Beacon :'>320
Corona del Mar
New, extrem~ly modern 2 B. R .
Lota of built·ins, carport, $8,Mltl,
terms.
"'; NeWiPOFt Blvd.
~" I ilFl-dtttage
We have It, 4 Mesa Drive to the
Arches.
Newport Heights
Income
3 Unlta, doUbJe garage. Small in·
veatment. Good t'ncome.
Newport Blvd.
2 Butnees 'Cnits, 2 reaidenUal ln·
Conte -1all •tor $17,500. You
abouW are these.
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OCEAN VIEW . bOT -80 ll :Ml! -BEACH FRONTAGE . • . I .
BE HAD ON EASY 'l'ERMS -ONLY _ ............... i ..'. ..................... ~10,600
OtHER OCEAN VIEW i LOTS AS •
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40 l'T. OORNER It-2 ~~-$8.liOO
40 J".l'. R-2 WNE .... ___ ,,.$ 5, 7li0'
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4tl Fl'. R-2 zdNE __ ,,,,,,_ ......... $5,000
80 rr. R-1 ZONE ................ $12,000
' 1IO J'T. R·3 ZONE .. _ ............ $ 9,000
60 FT. R·3 CORNER -Y'AGND'ICENT VJEW -LOW PRICE -TERMS
SEE US FOR HOMES -RENTALS -LEASES ·-EXCHANGES
SEVERAL EXCELLENT RENTALS FOR EAsTER
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CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTIES
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CORONA DEL MAR
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(l()zy TWO BEDROOM HOME -Under $7,500.
This home built on rearl of very fine R-2 sixty foot
lot south of Highway.
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FRONTAGE IN OORONA DEL MAR for a home
or investment. You eanlt miss on this.
Contact Bill Kem11ton or Tom Payne at
·Harbor 2474.
411 Coast Boulevard, • Corona del Mar Phone Harbor 1037 BALBOA. ISLAND
Early Spring News
March 9th, 1950
BALBOA ISLANDERS AND FRIENDS:
Do not read this advertisement unless you want to get acquainted
with some real buys. Call on us for a thorough s howing ot properties in
this area. By knowing your wants we can supply the listing. We have a
good variety, for example:
2 B. R. Rustie home, furn., on Sunny Comer ................ $15,500
(Close to Marine Ave. Fenced yard, 2 car gar.)
South Bay Front, Balboa Island lots .......... $13.000 and $14,500
(1 shares a pier, make your ofter now)
3 B. R . home, 1()(j block 0n,yx Avenue ..... -........ , ............ $18,500
(Cheerful, colorful, 1 14, baths, weH heated)
2 B. R . & 3 B. R. homes, with Apt.a.' ........ $17,500 and $21 ,500
(Stand out values at Beacon Bay, a must see)
Grand Bay front home, 4 B. R. Ii Rumpus Room ........ $42,500
· (Year round or sllllllller, perfect at Beacon Bay)
Hoping to see you soon,
Phone Harbor 63
Serving Balboa Ialand
and Vicin1ty
J . A. BEEK OF'FlCE
Hub Powers • Wm. ~hmidt
Balboa Island Ferry Landing
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Will trade equity of $5800 in a new 2 bedrm. home
for inside lots, Lido Isle.
CORONA DEL MAR
" ' 60 ft. level R2 corner. Excellent location $A250.
Will sell separately.
' VIEW HOME-Lovely new 3 bednn .. 2 bath din-
ing rm., large lot. 'A real home with deluxe fea-
tures, dish washer, garbage disposal, etc. Over
1600 sq. ft. Hardwood floors .
Price is lower than replacemeut cost.
Wa'nt a Good Buy?
A 2 bed.rm. home that Is just I yr.
old. Dual furnace, a ve ry nice
kll<;hen, nt-a.r the Cat h o l l c
church and school. Just com-
. plcl.ed.a $900 patio.A .batbecu~.
Dandy loam soil. Garage. V..'e
conalder thla property wtlh lU
ide&I location a very good buy.
Full pr!ce-
Only $7,250
California
Ranch Type Home
' TIDS IS A REAL BARGAIN! ! ! Imagine-a
Bay Front Lo,t -for $10,500. TERMS too.
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Contact•Edith Maroon at Harbor 1775.
EARL W. STANLEY
Realtor
11\h aDd Cout Hlway
, Newport Beach·
81~ c.a.t Hlgl!way
Corona del Mar
22."l Marine Av~.
Balboa l aland
tath and lrviM
Newport Beach
3113 W . Central
Newport Beach
15 NEW COST.I\ MESA HOMF.S
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION
VErS-NO DOWN PAYMENT
(Usual ~mpounds) ,
LOOK AT THESE' olJi.sT-AND1NG
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ti 3 ~ms'in each h~-V sof&t Lots r Ye miii. from Beach and Harbor ti Close {o Newport Union H. S. ti Lawns, Shrubs, 1Trees ti Separate Dining ;iioom v Hardwood Floors ti Dual Floor Furnace
3 Floor Plans lo Choose From
Only $8,000 -$8,050 -$8,130
Monthly Payments Apprr x. $56.30 incl. taxes & Ins.
GEO. T . EVEf!!ON, Salesman
C. GALEN DENISON, Realtor
498 Newport Blvd. COST'..\ MESA Pb-. Bea. 6243-W
(Evenings Hartlbr 3157-W)
CALL HARBOR 2034
REGAmJING THESE SELECTED OtrrSTANDING "BUYS"
Balboa -$8,500 Ocean Front -$9750
_Niel' 2-bedroom stucco home on Near Balboa ahopping area~
peninsula, 2 car garage. Com-Old but charming. 4 bedl"OOms
pk>tely Jumisbed but it needs a A 2 baths. Lot alone is worth
One of the finest homes in thl11 thoughtful owner lo give It $6WQ, R -3 zone, Large Ji v ing
area, buUt under F . H. A. speci-some charm. 1 room with fitf'place, Modern
Owner wants to sell.
EILEEN B. RICHARDSON
Lester C. Jones
1208 Coast Highway
on the Mariner's Mile
Newport Beaeh Bea. 6739
tlcatlons. It I.!! a long low ram-1 kitchen.
bllng ranch type home, •hake Bayfron t _ $37 500
n>ot, open beamed celling•, beau-' Lido Lots -1h price
tiful firi!pJace. 'l'he hou11e sets . Large, modem well built home, Beautiful lot and a half on Lido
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• (Between Santa Ana and Tustin)
Special Low Price
Shown starting Fr;day, March 11th
1 :00 to 5 :00 p. m. Daily
up on a knoll on a corner acre partly furnl.!'lhed, 5 bedroom!\ ..
r d I kl ba~hs 3 garage work8ho"" Isle for only $3150 and anolh<>r o gr.oun over oo ng u pp c r • · ..,. t '"9"0 s 1 th k Newp o rt Bay and the vast Pie r. N r N. H . Yacht Club. 8 ..., '1 • cvera 0 crs, ma e an offer . lrvine ranch.
There are 3 large bedroomB. Ba oa -$9,500 Balboa Deluxe
Every room has trench doors Completely and bco.utitulJy !Ur· Lovely new home with JK> many °Ill.ti ~ead oµl ,nto the covered. ;:ed 21,~ bedroom home l)t'af !: ~~· cy qan't be }lsW;)lere.
lj Vt~ i.ht ~tength pf the house. ' ~ ocewkf . .U.fge enclosed :ftt~ s,J:l~\)ls."'~'iirl·
.,,. pa '• i tirepl~JS'hka haili n.te 0 patl . ·Priced beJow:·oost
Two baths, all tiled. "charrrl." ~ . . f I . ;i: t '-'-1 ooo •
Approximately 2000 sq. ft.
It's to your adva.ntage t o ln-
spttl thla home.
Your gain and their 1088.
ExclU!tive listed. Key in our office.
B. A. NERESON
PHIL SULLIVAN, Assoc.
1982 Newport ·Blvd., Costa Mesa
P~ Beacon 5225
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j J, H. MILLS
1200 19th, Newport
may ha•e a pair or pa.uett to the
PllUlo Drlw-In Th .. tre by c&ll1ng
for them at ott'lce of the Newport
e...-i P»b"•blns Co., 2211 --BM. Newport Be&cll.
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COSTA MJ<;:SA-$7,995
On beautifUJ Broadway, a "1'ry nice 2 bf."droom home-with
oak floors., living room, dinit'lg room, brea.kfa.<tt .room, kit·
chen and lau:adry. Hobb~shop and garage. Secluded
fenced patk>. J"ruit lr'eP9 a d flowers. Just look It over,
It's a reflol buy. Good ter .
SOUTH COAST REALTY CO., 302 Main St.reel, Balboa, Har. 203<l
CORONA !DEL MAR ,
$500 DOWN
007"' ....... :t,,.. oM. w,, ,_..,
On R-2 lot. Room · for other 'unit.
fULL PRI ONLY_ $6,500
EARL cHAMB'lhRLAIN, Realtor
Sales -Rentals -~li,oan.o -Insurance
500 Coast Highway !I corona de! Mar
· Harbor 1474.w
At $8,500
Still showing that choice, moder• I
2 bdrm. ho01e tn C.orona del Mar
HAZEL CONDON, R<oeKor
1301 CO&ot Blvd: R, 174!, H. ~
Back :Bay Area
l Costa Mesa
5 ACRES, 2 bed,_,, -llJ!d
garace. Tractor. Toota, Ent:J.re..
ly fenced a.ad Cf'OM fenced.
Piped for water. 10 .lharea wa-
te.r .tock. Very low taxes.
Full price oaly '8llOO.
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PAGE I -1'ART T.-~~~Y.·.~·-f, 1950 . Ex =t~-1u.ss~ For
Two local E~atOi'.i~ ,o . G~ve
Views on SchOols of Today ·
Leaves
ost City
t.oca•ly tt•1 .. public tch~ll ;week" altbcNCh Ule naUonal week ~
not unUl April, for two promt.a.ent Har'bor educators. Roy Andenon
and Dr. Bull Petenon will s~ toni,lht on a panel dtlCU.lllon prt>
gnmmed for a meeu.Dg of the Corona. de.I Mar Men'• club at Pllgrt.rn
ball.
'11ie subject choeen ia ''.Are We SducaUng Our Children," a toptc
~ by recent crlticlam ¢ ... -------------
elementary and hlfrh achoo! <du·
cation by the president of t b. e
Untve.ntty of Chicago, Robert M.
Hutchlnl. who claimed that atu·
dent.a a re lncre.ulngly entering
college unprepared and lacking
tundamenW tra.J.ning.
Roy 0 . Anderson, principal of
t h e Horace Ensign Elementary
school, wlll open the panel. Mr.
A.nderaon came to the new school
lut fall a.tter teaching at River· ilde •tor lhrtt years, but ls no
slRnger to the di.strict for he wu
formerly at Newport Harbor
Union High schoot
lt la Ander8on·a opinion that
the 1tehool11 a re doing a good job.
that they are coruridering each
ch.IJd a11 an individual a-nd are
trying to give hlm the be.at · Poe·
elble background which ~ hill ca-
pacity 111 capable of receiving.
Emphasis ls belna, placed. he con-
\idera. on haalc aubjecta but with
tie over-all development of the
c:hfld aa the primary aim. Crlt).
clsm i• good. he thlnka, particu-
larly helpful criUclam when It en-
a bl ea the 11ehoolll to be of m9re
aervi«.
Dr. BaaU Peterson. president of
Or&nge Coa.at college, coruddera
education in a broad aspect. He
say•: '"n'le Topic. 'Doe• Education
Educate.' requlrea that education
be defined. A detlnitJon of edu-
cation will reveal, I am aure. that
the public schoolM are not t he
nnly agencies of the soelety the)'
educate. We will find that the
home. the church, the state, bua-
lneu a n d lndustcy as well as
schooll!I contribute to the educa-
tJon ot our youth."
Following the speakers J . LeaUe
Steffensen will act as emcee at
the panel discW111i on at vi h •ch
que11tlon11 will be a.sked the~e~u
cators.
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Colin Brown, Jr.
in Rome for Easter,
County Women
Learn to Make
Sport Shirts
Some ninety women from Or-
ange county attended the opening
"meeUng of the aprtng ehlrt echool.
a.ccordinc-to Anne Glrod. home
advisor o! the Agricultural Ex-
te.nalon Service. Mak:Jng men·s and
boy's 1port shirts has become a
very popular sewing project for
the homemakers of Orange
county. /
"A.I you know," she st&tea,
.. m•king shirt.a la not difficult for
the beginner. yet new skllla and
ahortcut.a can be learned by thf'
experienced 11 ea ms tress." The
same principles a n d techniques
used In makins a:hlrta can be ap-
plied on making bloU8es, tailored
dreaae .. pajama a and sport
clothes.
At the meeting Mias Girod ad·
vl!led the women aga.inat using
pl.a.Ide, 1tripes, and me.terta..18 pat-
terned wtlb an up or down de1lgn.
Alao, chooee a fabric which re-
quires no special care (acetate
rayons. nylon, wool, etc.)
A auggeated pattern list, hlnta
on avoiding the "homemade look,"
proper equipment. mea.surtng and
prepa.ratJon of pattern and mater-
ial were aome of the toplca dis-
cuaaed at the mtt"ting.
The Home Advisor say& that
anyone interested may obtain a
special pamphJet on "Ma k I n g
Men'11 and Boy'a Shi~ -Quick
and Ea.sy" by writing the Agri-
cultural Extension Service. 11CH.
"'· 8th street, Santa Ana or call-
ing Kl 2-6211, Extenaion 301.
JOHN KRAFFT. L. A .. retiring
at age of 867 "1 hate to rctlre-
afler 67 years on the job, I'm
used to it."
s:~~1 ::: :. •• ~.u~e Bell. fre-'\EBE[[~!Ei:~~'f~!
quent via:.ltor at the Colin Brow11 -• -• • • ...... • • ..... · • • • .,.
home, aa.lled Wedneaday morning 8eeoad Book Section
on a freighter for Scotland wbere The aecond book aec\lon of EbeJ ihe wlll vtalt her family, at whose home Colin Browli. Jr. will be a club gave lU monthly luncheon on \Vednesday, March 8 at the
guest in June before he sails for club house. Mr•. veme Snodgrasl!I, home on board the DeGrasae. Colin has been 8 student at the Who 1.8 a1ways interesting, re-viewed Two Sisters, by Ann Mere-Sorbonne for the past year, major· dlth and gave a synopsis of the
lng In modern European history humorous The Old Qaken Bucket
and working t or h I 11 doctor of by Mr. and Mrs. Partridge.
philosophy degree. Whlle his )'ear , The gift books. The Art of Real
abroed ha& been extremely in-Happiness. by Norman Vlnceut
tere~tlng, he foeJH he has not been Peale. D. D. and Until the Day getting the 'P&rtlcular training ho needs-and plans to complete Breaks by Sally Lee B<'ll . were
hti ·course at· the Catholic unlver-won by Mina Ives and ).folly Fene-lon respectively. eity In Wa.ahington. D. C., hoping Guelrts for the afternoon were to afterward teach In California. Mra. Hurst of Montana, Misti During Easter w eek he will be 1 In Rome for the pilgrimage, one of AdelJe Barry and Mrs. Carmichae
' the greatrst evt'nts of this special and Mra. Allan Dartford of Blu_e
Balla shop. church year. _ HMtessee tor the occasion were
Mrs. Dean Smith
is Hostess
to Baptist Union
Group 3 of the M i As i on a r y
Union of the Costa Mesa First
Baptist church met Monday when
Mn. 0e8Jl Smith of E. 18th St.
was hoeteaa to the membera. TJ\e
evening wa.s spent making baby
gowns for a mlsalonary to take
back with her to Africa. Mn.
Louta Vanyl led the devotional in-
terval.
Me1Jdame11 L&Mar, Terry, Cornick,
Al Horvath. Byron Wells. Adams
and Muneey.
Tovet Sc-ctlon
The travel section of Ebell he!d
Its rt-gular meeting in the club
hollle Tuesday evening, March 7.
Mra. Conatance Jayred introduced
Clarence W. Peck of Whittler and
Balboa. who showed colored pic-
turu of a recent trip to Yellow·
r.t-One pvk, Canada and the east-
e·m elates. down through South
C&rolin& and Florida.
From Key Weat Mr. a.nd Mrs.
of Ule 1-City or
Mexico, Lamb, author-ex.·
plorer . 'Uvea at 1405 Seavfew
Ave., Ojirona del liar, left by
plane ~ on another trip to
ti!• cttyl
L&mb ~"J>OCU to be JUD• about
two moqth.a gathering-final ma•
terf&t before publk:at1on ol hla
book al>9ut Ult Loot City. Hilo
wife, Glijger, will complete typing
hi• man~ripll while he la away.
Tl.e LOot City. L&mb declarft
WU & lecend unUJ, after le&J'Ch•
ing for fiore than (our yean. he
and hla wtte. otn,.r, tinallJ' fowid
Jt overgrown ,with vine.a and
ahrubl.
The d:plorer said he wtll fly
commercial t.ra.nsport to Tenon-
que, MCx., and wl11 charter a
plane and fly hlmeel! the remain-
der of the way. Thia Ume of
yea.r, he said, the country la: dry
and undergrowth wlll be at a
minimum. .
Location of the Lotit City la
unknown "'to anyone b u t t h e
Lambl, be explaina. Upon publi-
cation of the new book the loca-
tion will be learned by all. He
said that although he believes the
d ia l1) Mexico, it might poaal·
bly be OJ\ the borderline of Guat~
ma.la. S'Jrveyors will have to de-
cide, he said.
Dr. Ezra Bauman
to Address Mesans \
Dr. Ezra Bauman, founder of El
Verge!, euccesatul agricultural and
Christian school in SOU.th America,
will s~ak at the Coata Meaa Com-
munity church Sunday. March 12,
at 7 :30 Pr m. He wtll have pictures
to illuatra~e hla. talk.
Baby Shop Opens
Opening-toraorrow, Friday, in
Costa Meta la a new chJldren'a
store, , the Brat Shop, owned by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A . Parker
anti nlan9.1"ed"' by their daughter,
Elizabeth il>age.
AssLattnc Ml?· Pac-e in the ahop
will be. M'9. RuaaeU Bartine, wife
l'lllulletll Pase
' or the PfOmlncnt Costa Atc~a
realtor.
The name, Brat Shop. is an in-
5plratlon of Mrs. Parker, wh•o has
been <'Xtrt mely ac tive ln child
\VClfare work in Loa Angeles and
who bt'>ca.mc dlsauated with the
frill-and-ribbon attitude of moet
children's stores.
When a~e heartl of a store be-
ing openep called the Ducky-
Wucky she determined to open
' one that qatercd to the healthy,
active. ruq-lovlng real American
chlldr and chOBe a freckled gam-
1non nllll1.ed "The Brat" aa the
store's symbol.
The sho~ wlU carry a ruu' line
of chlldren'a fUmiture, crlblt, bug-
gic11, high cbalra. toys, clothing,
shoes and a complete layctc de-
partment.
Property. ownc;fa In Balboa for
years. the . family decided to re-
tire here. They ai.o own a shop,
the Nel• G~rnon Baby Store, in
Santa Monica.
Among thoae present were Mes·
damee Chari ea Bee.ch er. J a n e t
Morrie. Jack Harrta. Louia Vanyt.
Raymond Coad. Robert Mayfield
and Milton Steller.
Peck journeyed by plane to the
beautttul city of Havana. Many
plcturea were 80me of the m0$t
beautiful one could ever hope to
vtew. Mr. Peck •• truly an artlet Ad Fl I • loots with his cam.eta and each lndi-llCIS
Jean Christenson
Home From Pan•me
Miu JelUl Chrt&tenaon. who rep-
resent.a the Colt.a Mesa Commu-
nity MethodJ1t churcb in the ml1-
aion field ln Panama, la home with
her panmU, Mr. and Mra. Jullu.
Chriltenaon, Bernard St., C o a t a
Mea. for a month'• vacation.
Flytns . from Pa.nam& to Hous-
ton. Texu, she c;ame the remain-
der or the-way by bUJ:. A.a thia la
aummerUme in Panama., the sum-
mer c&mpe. vacaUon acbool8 and
conter.,nca a.re ju.at over there.
Before bqirtnlrlc hei third eehool
year, .Jean t. h e re for a well-
earned rest and vl.siL
St • .,lames Auxiliary,
Church School Guild
to Meet March 16
vidual pt c tu re wa.s u if the Lost ~· M ths cloud!!, •un .. t •nd urangemen t x on
all conaPlted at the mo~e~t to set
the ecene eapecially for him. The A1nlOM 'i"'bellinieble re au It.•
plcturu of Nlapra wtth their "-ere obtalf'ed ...... "-eek from a
~bowa were particularly mag-8mall ~ ad plared In t:lte
rilfleent. New.n...._ Pftl8ll aM Poat 81tep-
i A poup of pbo\oirT&pha of Bal· plac Newo "7 ...._ I. & -. ol
boa waterway•. bridges. yachts &..1" ~
and ecenery .. were outatandl.nc and I 81rre r•••e,... a 111111' •I rtdlaa 1
the fll(ht of the anO"Wbirda was boota toM, ~arx .-O.N1'118 .A.001
pi:eacnted in an unuaual manner. Lu& aep .... JJ ... -...rett:
. The pubHc u w r I I u P;be:JI acdde•Wllt ,. U.. 1'o0'8 la Ute
in.eml>era. la cordJally invited to Wl"OllS _,. ~ 8e't• t•Dd T"
attend these lntereating trava~ a..te ..._ ~..,.. ..., rnls&.k.e
logue.s held every first Tueeda.y a.ad ·tile ...._ WW. PM-
&t the club hou..e at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. ~-dl4e'C. Deed U.e
-SectloD s ' boo"'._~~! -,_ -pet off-...._.. lw ......,_ n.. Memben of book eecUon 3 an IM&__.-. • 1 reque1t.ed •to tmn1 their packet ... .......,.., ' a ( .. l'ldlftC ,_,
hlnc.beon to the home of Mn. IL "-••«•IW,' .... tell .... lle9ee
i. ~ eoo Acacia omet. u.e-n:'i!Ji~'~a.~ Oxona dd Kar on Tueadey, of YMM .......
Marcll .. lt .•t U:30 p.m. Kn.. tac wM -.... aa~teU aM Cb<oter Dane wilt ...-nt lb• ..... _.__-..,._ IJ--_......... __ .,.._ ... ..,.. __
The woman~• auxi.lluy of St. , Gel*= SeeU-a. 1
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Tames Ep~ chUJ"Ch will med ~ pnlef eeclioa "111 meet .;...,1• ~ ~ u.. i.-a--..
at .10 a.m. "'nlu.-y, Marcb lf Mlorcb 1G ~ Ille -of Mn. _,... Ii•• .... • .. -1D. u.e cburcb for Holy Commun-""1 N)t) II, l 7 2 0 Wat.etfl'ont. ..-... ~ " . •
Ion. to be fcilloweil 1'1 tbe r.eto<'i ,.,.,.._ C... dol -· II(,._ WU-, -~ ... , .. llr ' tio ~ -Be ..W o1att t.-"tl\ll at -tyellUd'• LldD --8'I --. ~ I '' k -· la u.e
..... tbe -of~ .... ._.. .... -Tn>plcsl ... , .,. ~=~==·-.......... 'l'llellOOD-~--.. r.:· .... --.., -.. Jollowed b7 t. pzdn"!·' rtloa~•· · .. ire•• - , . ft ' w ftP&. Here II
,.-lo ... la ....... at u.o -. JI •• "•·•. llltenole\f ... .... -.... . ... ;a o"lfnt. Jin. •-S---. ...... to -U.O ,... for LOllT~ atrenil .for flDd. ..... -. ~ -.. u.o -"'*" ., .... -.... .....,._ •bijr Jl9lr -jllepoar -.. 4t 1:11 p.a1 u. a.rell .._.°'Lisa• 'ft1r11 Ir._ _..., wm illS N a_~~ *
Jl'llld will -wttll -ftllllt ---Ml-., .. tdp to 'ftllet '"' ==·lr'E ... --· ~ ,,....... ~ ..... .&a.... . ,... :~ ~, .... Mi.
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MIWT~ES .
I DE LA. Jos.if: Mr. and Mn. Joe Do la 11oaa.l 20 St. and New· ~rt Blvd..i Coa~ Mesa, ln San~ iA!na _Community hoopltal, March !:. 19:50, a de.f!:ghter, .7 lbe:., e o~.
DARR-....To Mr. and Mn. Omer I Darr, Balboa.., ln St. JOSt>ph hOl'-
pltal, March 7. 1950. a son 7 lbs ..
2 ...
Dealluo
WILLIAMS LYONS
WUlla.m Lyons, 5J. of 1826
Newport Blvd:. Costa MeM., died
ln Orange County hospital Tues-
day after a month's lllnesa.
He wU a trailer court operator.
Na.live of Ireland. l)e had Uved In
Cl.llfornla th~ years and CMta
l(eaa 28 month•.
Bis wife, Marjorie, survives.
,Prtvate memorial servict>s were
held Wednesday a n d cremation
followed at Melrose Abbey Memor-
ial park. -------~" for pe•tJt•q.~ CommualfJ" Yo-U-Md Mn. O. B. I.A;.,_ -ter I SJ. .. -ot ·AJIAMm; ....... "Ooaar"·U.O -· f.o Dale·G-. Of Pla-
ecnU... They and other reprcoycatatJves of the cb.t111t ctttea met ~or
ti.a fedentlolt'• _&uuaJ. d.11Uter meetlft&' lut \ftlek. ID.atallatiPa
.of R. B. Wript U a~ pn!l8iclent \\"U a feature of tllle Ml•lan.
Note Ma.II Theft.Ii
cemp.Mpa; to the IOI per ceat mark In tllelr commWllU. p to '
eome of the ~t head• ta o....,-e eouae;,. IL F. Kriuay, Belboa.
outeolal" prftlden.t of tfte 0r&al"e Vou•t)' FfllClonUon of Oom·
muaJty Chefit•, at l'eft, ei:uts-ratu.lata Cramer F.rancls of Lap.na
lkac.b, Mn.. Ruth ~~na.le ol ~-Park, Val tLucaa of I •1
Theft of mail from boxes in
Corona de:\ Mar was reported by
Verne Watson. postmaster. to
N~port police Wednesday a.ftcr-
noon.
GREAT.:MARCH SALE CONTINUES~§
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EDWARDS
No finer coffM l....d.ed. Rich,
full·bodled, frdg~~-nt. If you
prefer coif .. vdCuum-pocked
in tin, Edwards( is your buy.
·NOB ILL
. I Gives you vocuur?·podt qual·
ily with pope~ bag lhrift.
Rich, hearty flavor. Ground
fresh to O!der when you buy .
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1.~ ..... 1.39
llll Hltll !!! 11111 t•lll
MrNt llavor! M,,,. enjoyment! MON! good cups
per pound! Why? Becauee thee coffees are
routed to our order ... rushed by truck to
Safeway before time can rob them pf fnahness
and vigor. They cost you leos, too. Check prices
and compare. We believe you'll acree that these
frtSh coffees offer more for your money.
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If ~~;~,,~~low
coffee-try Ai,....,ay. Flavor Is
locked in lhe bean till coffee
is ground whe'n you buy. 3 ........ 1.95
Hills Bros. c • .,,,2;! 1.52 '.!; 77•
~«I (Q,. bl"CW1d. Dl'io w rllQ\ltcM-o•ind. • •
Nescofe •;::· 47-",:'· 1.29
Filter Papers ,., c.u .. 2 :,'fi..11•
Snow Flake.. c=.. :..:: ·23•
Crackers ~ '::::.. !.:':' 23•
S f;Mc.on. .... .&.&o • ... •••• 87• ugar u,._, tror'ld -. ..
Nucoa v~~ 37• =':;~ 26•
Tomatc~ Soup ~ 3 "~·· 29•
Soup Mix v:~'f .. 3 ..... 32•
Monster Gum Drops ~ 19"
Chocolate,Dr,1;11 , ...... 23•
Swedish Mintf , ....... 25•
Marshmallows ~ '.::" ID"
Port Wine~~· ..,.. 18•
Sherry Wine~~\:,'" -Ir
Wilie lt off•red fot t0iol> ~ .,._ So~
lie.nt.ed 'o Mh It TOie .. ON oddltlOnell . . . ~ '·
llllll Hllll
Cherub Milk • .~:.,
s,,,1ft'nin9 .._ .......
fkiklng Socia =
Mayonnaise "" ......
· l1n9,_ .alods IQvort jor, S1cl
~:::. .. t'~ .... ....... .... t -
..:~
Mayonnaise on•,..., ~';' 35•
l~t tor, 62cl 1 I .
Sandwich Spread .,.,,., 31•
lla'OCI"> 8o• bronc! f I -oz. lot, 19c, ouort. 51c I
Pabst-ett ~~ ·~-:.·· 23•
SCor>dord or p.,...;.,,to l
Spaghetti '.;.~: 19" !."':· ~·
.• ·Gold M.001, lol"IQ. For l.,.t.., n.eo.11. J
ScotTowels For~~!'~ .. , ,1•
ScotTlnue '•'""• .. • 2 -ii•
Waldorf Tissue /::~ 3 ... , tr
White Maciic Soap ~!.-:.· •
GMriuJoted. 1 .. 6-.1. oll:o .• -4 Jct ,· L
Surf •
S.lec1ed rn.m U. S:~o¥'t·g<&d<d ·GOOO'beef,.famb.
and finest quality pork-... guaran1ted &ender, ~uicy ..
-BOIS' r!:""n!:~~ v.s. Grcsdod GMd llMl
POD BOUT
POii CBO.S
OJI CHOPS· Encl Cuta.
tolaof-DPork
' OB BOAST. C.DIW .
Culo. """' of . '&111•• PWk LIMB ·Bgsr =~~
111:11 .~A .. t .. e
SIBLOll· STEii . v~~ , ..... s ....
011 CLUB. STEAL
laOlops
llilo. V. S. COOD .,_
l•lnld To•l~er~
fllliTO SIUCE M°:n1..
1801.IElllG 4 ..... ....
3.111. ...
TOMATO CITSUP
IU'i ID ~D.~~~
BERN JAMS I·:=:
, .....
llattl•
lb.
IERN GRAPE Pl!ESEBVES. 2-lb. Jar, 29c.
TOD.TO JUICE I Sunny
'Down
Fnth T~. (la.-c:aa. tel
• TOllATO JOICE
llbby. bran•. 0 naliortal favorite.
·:: 23• 1
:: 10·
OI dol 'A~ r~ Cn.ulaucf. trae f•
dU.he. er for dothes. ·
For UW! 1a katcbe11;
eriaN1'roea
uc.250 ...
lllT l•lllKI
Pr.en Qre 101 COl'lt•"'• Ol'll'\I'.
) Oepos1t1 or• •111tro on bottle•.
Hires Root Beer · 2 ~!; 21•
12-0.r:.botti..x. ,
0 ' Sod Gold '""--·" 1-range a au.n a1 •• IJ'. "'"• u-
Ginler Ale ~ 11~'!~,~ .. IOC
Wei!i:h Ade ~~ 6 ,!;,~ 29"
Dr. l'epper· 6 i."lff:· 29"
Miil llW ,.ltll
Lu rne Milk~~:;.':'.:':. 18•
Honllogel"l•zad. IHolt-90llor"I cattcin, 16'1.
ll'r.C. Mlb~ to Sfore Boord r-oulo'fbw..
Ch9"se eon-~· II• !;::'.· 17•
·~ Timti twond. '°""*' typ9. •
Phlfadelphio Cheese ,., 17• d-~ l>im..,,ro A IC.r=f' proo..tet.
Ice iream ':2o'.:=: 2 .-25•
I PQl'ty Pnde 2 .&Ro ce ream CATE••NG ..... -~erbet ·,.°"' "••ds 2 •• ,, 25• ·~~!~!'-~=~Lea.·~·· 17•
A rl' f Neef V•Qhwoo U4L -P C0 Gf B•ond c•• ;ai-
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· Sal nlg11l, If you remem-
~I!. uie oS clung to earth 'and aea. wet drtpplng and ao dm8e
you felt were neither flab Jtor
m.a:n b J aome at~ cl~d
~lier, bout 8:30 that nlght the
fOf; ho on the jetty, Ured of
inceuan soundlng off, bluted
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Friday
March JO
Saturday'
Marcb.. 11
Sunday
March 12
Monday
March 13
Tuesday
a full rnM1ute and a halt ln rau·
oouli Pr9\ut .uniU control.a were
ftMlly ut otf to make repaJn.
The e "e llilenee that followed March 14
w .. sud ly broken by the four Wednead.ay
MOrt b 1 UI of a boat ln dlstreu 1 March 15
heard · clc!arly by relldente of Thursday
Corona I Mar that the 90und March 16
seemed come from tl\e surf be·
PAllT I
Tl E TA '• LE
I=: Slallda.-d Time)
1 :00 &. m. 5.1
• :oo r· m. u
2.23 tm. t.8
6:32 . m . 3.2
3 :~9 p, RI, 4,9
7:03 p. m. 3.5
5:16 '-· m. 5.1
7:32 p. m. 3.9
6 :14 •)L m , ~,f
7 :56 p . m . .f.1
7 :02 a.. m . 5.5
8 :18 f1
• m. 4.3
7:42 . m. 5.5 ...
8 :39 . m . 4.5
low the luff. T'wtce the distreM .) @
sipal w repeated and the third .. =:
time it 1 answered by a blul •
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LOW
9:14 a.m.
'7 :10 p.m.
10:61 Lm.
· 9 :-7 p. m.
ll:M L m.
11 :27 p. m.
12:t6 p. m.
0:25 Lm.
1:25 p. m.
1:08 a. m.
1:68 p. m .
11t6 L m.
2:25 p . m.
paf.t.ntly cl~by. Then the fog QITAJ'TER N QUABT~ HOON
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s.o
-0.1
S.8
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S.1
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1.8
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-0,T
and Jing from another boat ap· : -ll'IR8T. ~U.. LAST NEW
horn re 1 ed ~rations and no )!arch 26 A riJ 2 Mar. JO Ma.rcb 18
al~ were heard. '-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~
th!" tlm~. E . H. Hanl'Jen ;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;j;;;;;;;;:; l81a.nd, UstenlnK on hJJllJI
.short w ve !'let. heard lhe Blue • 'o·
streak ' dlo that •he wu neu 1,000 Americans i 1e
tM bf>ll • oy but had loat all sense 1 ••ny d•r ftOM Hlth llood tr•11ur•j
of dir I lh t bo I f •tld HMti Att.U1, .ccordl~ te l••d1 ' ec n n a w o 80Up •"• Dl,..t, .,,.Id! term. It "Th•/ w .. tes; and cou n't f I n d the channel. lltlller."
Later h · learned she was safe. Mr &clwt ... Tre•hft...t1 r•du"9 Hit.II
Thl8 mJ ht well be the a .... .,er 11-d P••uur• » ht 50 pol"'• h1 o,.. ,..,... O.moltftr•tlo" Tr••tm.flt .. • 01t of
lo the 11 le drarJV. of horn8 below ».OO I. P. ••k•" btfor• •"d att.r. ·~ the bluf ' rooi '"' t..tt•r •t 0"C•· ,,,,,..,..., r•·
lu#t. flHW•d ....
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Lido News
SPECIALS
NElVPORT llAuOB-Wlth t!>l> 'Balboil penlnsnla at the left ""d llAlboa 6i...d
to the rll'llt wttll Newport Rellt-t• be)-ond th111 view 11ho\\·Jt a ~rt. of Newport
BarbN' Caka trom ttae blllffs a& .()orou., df'I Mar. Jn lbe fon-cround la tblna
Cove with tbe Corona del Mar marine laboratory, at the rt.pt. A thin llof! or . t Ol. l . J. Ill\.. D. C., Pll . "t .
' 21JS N•wport II~ .• Newport f..ch
1. On NORTH BAYFRONT
. of LIDO ISLE there ta a DE-
LUXE home th~t la tn spic
and span condition. The tarce
living room. hu unobstrucleji
view of lenJt.b of BAY th~
huge I' 1a1 a windOWB. TWo-..
lovely bedrooina. dining room.
break.fa.st bar, unique kltcbe.n,
patio, pier and noat are aome
of the many features. Prtce
tncludea pl&rur and specltlca·
Uont tor expansion if delrired..
l!IDIOI' u.,. over t.be llorlzon la the dll"lfCUon of I.AM Ana"ele.. One o 'the createst bo&l hunts Pll. H•rkr 1 IM. SPflcl•lht 111 Hltll •ltd Low llood Pr•1uir,._.....•rt, Condi· ln the& waters was staged by 11____..1.11t1 DIMl"IN" (,...1. .-d f•·
rad;o S urday night when the ra•l•J. Arllw;tt1, 'lltt•m.tl""( • 11 d ttofMdl ~bl•. ,
POWER · SQUADRON CLASS
VISITS WEATHER~ BUREAU
Stea• Fishing Lines
Valued at $'750
' .. --------·-----...128-foot rulser, Tumblewt!ed, by ,_ ____________ _... G m R Urces ~ . .I passed talin& Island and headed
The/t of twO fi&hl0g rope.a valu-
etl at $750 from the Mea Landing
;Jtrip Monday was reported to the
sheriff's office by Walter C. Stah-
ler, Corona del Mar fisherman.
a e . eSO l . , B_ .Al_T T_A_ NK ~~: ~~ ;. 8~~ 0";":. • ,:;i·~.~1:! ,,,.,.,.,,,,,,.,.,.,.,.,.======
Protection Urged , . , . . . . . . -:;:::,,;,, ~y l'~~c~e~:,!,r,W~~~~
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AB a wind up ol the Weathe r c-lass given by the Ba~boa Po,~·e r
Squadron. mt .. mbep of the ciaas and lht>lr wives visited the United
Statf'a Weathe.r Bureau station at the International airport laf't.
Tueaday night. Urban &h, who hal been acting a8 Coordinator Clf
the class lnstructlori arranged a dinner party at the airport, at w~ich
George Showalter. ChJef of the Station: George Kat.atom and John
Aldrich, foreca11ters for the sta·
The victin1 told eherlf('s depu-
lie!I the ropes were placed on the
landing field about Feb. 1 to dry
and that they were stolen between
Feb. 10 and Feb. 20.
Uon. were guent.s of the da.M.
Following the dinner, the claM
was shown thtOUl'h the irta.Uon
from top to bottom, having an
opportunity to study the lalt>st
weather map whi<:h had ]ust been
drawn fro'!Y'report.B from !:taUonj)
aJI over the country and from ob-
ae.rvaUon.a at sea.
The tefclypc rooms. where code
me88age• arc received from other
statlon11, we.re vialted. Members
aw the drawing of lhe-l~te eve-
ning map for ·the whole CO\lntry,
the drawing of the u pp er air
chart, the.. v.aRDU! ~arts --1•1'-·--whne the recordlnJ lMtnimb'ts
arc lmltalled, u well u the out·
a Ide ln.8trument.8 tor collecting
weather data.'
Flnt C.._ 9• W~r
Th.la claM iR the fint Weather
clua given by the Balboa Squail-
ron and from th' eqUN.tlasm with
which. il hu ban r&:etved, Squat1-
r on executive8 exp8ct a large
c1 ... when a new one Le started
next spring. •
Weather Officer Captain Bowt!n
from the El Toro Marine sfaUon
a& well as George KaUtrom from
th e Weather Bureau, have CO·
operated In the clu:a lnatructlon.
Memben of the claaa were able
from their study t.o understand
Ule gathering of data and the in·
etrumenta uaed, a.s well u being
11ble to read the m•~· The. qom·
ment most often beetcJ In the good
natured banter about fog a n d
weather foreeuung, wu: "WeJI,
at leaat We have learned enough
to have great sympathy for the
forecasters:• 't..
Class member,a attending la.st
Tue&day ni•ht's affair were War-
ren Atherton, Jeanette Ba Ir d,
curt.LS Dosh, Lois I>Nh, Jame11
Stoddard, J . L. Mun80n. Harr)·
A8hton , Donald Duncan. A Iv in
Daniel.9;, .Urban Beh. George anlJ
Iaabf'I Andrew8 and Eula Daniels.
<iuesta in addition to the Weather
Bureau officiab w~re. Mrs. J . L.
Mun&on. M r "· James Stoddart!.
Mn. Harry Allbt.on. Mr.'t. Donald
Duncan, Mn. W . H . Hitch.m11.n ,
and Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Munaon.
P,ower . Squadron
tb' Meet ·f0r"1Mnner
JBa1boa. Poftr ~qua.dron w 111
hold a membership dinner Thurs-
d&y, March 18, at 7 :30 at Balboa
Yacht ch.lb. Wives of members
will be guests u well as Com-
mander& of othl'r Southern Cali·
fornla Squadrons and their wives.
John Showalter ·and George Kal-
8trom from the U . 8. Weather
Bureau and their wives have also
bfien Invited aa guest.a. -
bne of: the ropes ha d r o u r
strands end wu 14.10 feet long,
the other alao had four strand8
and waa ~ feet ln length, Stah-
ler told deputies.
N elv Regulations
Effect Abalones
To co:nform to Legi81ativ~
changes In laws governing the
lake of -.balones along thc Cali-
fornia COL!ill. the Fish a.nd Gante
Comml88iOn ha.a adopted the fol-
lowing re$1Jlatlons:
B} a c·I\ abalones_ may not be
tallen i.r~--ra from coa.slal waters:
Minimum &lr..e lin1it for black
abalones has been reduced from
slx to five inches;
No undersized aba.Jone8 of any
species m a y be poase.88Cd on a
commercial boat when tt is .under
way and the diver i.s aboard.
The n e w regulations became
effective March 1.
To Set Sardine
Reduction Quotas
E . Tweed Stone. a member of
lbe local group will show his col-
ored mo v le accompanied by a
music sot.ind track and entlUcd Followiilg adoption of 1950 sar-
"Thc Path of the Padres." • dine reduction regulations similar
Plana will be . di6:(:U88ed for the lo those of lut sea.fOn. the Cali-
Dl¥trlct t>pring Conference to be fornia Fish and Game Commiuion
lleld. here: April 10. Members of has armoUnced that aUoca.tion of
oqter Squadrons wbo w~sh to al· this year's reduction tonnage
tend the dinner are being invlt~ quota wtll be made at a meetlng
and reMrVa'tfonB are being; taken lo be held Aprt1 14 ln San Fran-
by So<rrtary Q , L. Andrew•. P, 'l:IM:o, q Box 395. Corona dcl Mar, t ele-Control of Mtdine reduction for
phone Harbor 2081. olht'r than human !ood use-s Js
the Commission's only majot reg-
ulatory power over the sardine
procee1ting lndutt.ry. Other co1n-
n1e rcial fishing law& are cstab-
fUsbed by the Legislature. .
E very citizen muat be on guard
to protect the tutu~ of our 80re1y·
presaed wildlife re&0ureea.
'Ibat ~ITUI to be the unanlmou.s
opinion of t1Ah and game experts
from three natlon.s a n d nearl)·
every State of the Union whol.are
In San Francisco for the annual
North American Wildllfe confer-
ence-.
The continent's top conaerva-
llo.nl81.a sou n d e d their timely
warnings on CaUfornia Wlldllft'
Olly, a part of th(' State'8 obaer-
v an cc of Conserv&tlon Weck,
March 7 t o 14..
Among the delegates ls Dr. Ira
N. Gabrielson of Washington. D.
C .. former director of the U . S.
Fl11h and Wildlife Service. and
now head of the Wildlife Man-
agement JruiUtute. He believes
that ''witbout public cooperation
and atrtct enforcement of cohaer·
vatJon law&, the but lnformatlon
and regulations are ueeleM u o
me\_hod ot m.,11\t&Jnlng wildlife
populaUon8."
Other admonitions from lhe
rnen who ought to know:
WUlJam Vo.Jgt, Denver, execu-
Uve director o( the Izaak Walton
League: "Too , 1arce a segment of
our hunting and Clehing llceru;e
buyers 1eem to know Uttle and
to care leM about true aportllman-
s hlp and conservation principles."
Glenn L. Mart.In, Baltimore con-
8erv&t!onlat and airplane manu-
facturer: '"The lack of more sub·
8tahUal pro(l'e&s in the 'J)reHr·
vatlon an d restoraUon of o u r
naturaJ reaources .. ts due more t.o
public apathy than to any other
cause,"
Seth Gordon, Sa n Francisco,
con11ultant to tllc California Wild-
life Con.aetvation Boatd: "C&lltor·
ntana are not generally aware of
lhe enormous basic value of their
wtidlife nsoutces, nor their ln·
crea&nt obligations to maintain
it,"
Newport b o • t operators arc and Ca 'Una c hambe.s or com-
now really feeling the price drop merce. e other boats left here
they took on mackerel I.a.st fall. at 9 :30 n the morning .but the
The cannerie.s' alibi about drop-Tumbtew ('d pushed off a half J
ping the retail price certalnly wu hour la~ and was l'IOOn joined
a "lulu." It hi 2 cent.JI higher in by a h less SteelctlJfl.
the L. A . markets rtght now. A At fou that afternoon, Johnny
can cost me 17 cents In Septem· Sale of e 1\lmbteweed, realizing
bet and 19 cents lut Saturday. they we two hours overdo, tx-gan
Lut year the boys got $73.00: calling f , directions and rrceived
lhl.s year, $30.00. Let's get a gov-lmmedia but conflicting rc-
ernment prtee •upport. boys. The spon8<' ~t . m every cran in that
way . th1nga are shaping up, lhe part of t e: ocean that had a direc-
prlce ot charter boata w 111 be tlot'I find r aboard. Al one time
about the same as la.at year. Call or anoth r he was inelructed t11
any landing flE!fN aa the boats arc go nort HOUth, eaRt and weRt.
all a.bout ~•4Y-There are many one boa advising h im he w.,s
changes thl8 sad year. just off nla Monica.
To Scott hu taken over the A11 a 1 suJt he mUst have pro-
re-ln.e at the oJd Balboa Pavilion. ceeded I a circle-which was all
Ht.1 n1ain horse l.e the ''Sea Bus-right ro about lrn o'clock thal
cult." Runt1 dally at 8 a .m. Thert' night la d wa~ s 1 g ht e d that
a re a number of good charter turned o t to be Catalina Harbor
boat.a available, ao get your choice on the f a.Ide or the island. By
datee now by phoning Harbor 57. mlf:fnight the Tumbleweed w a 8
You may make your row-boat sale at valon with the real of
n"ervl\tion here alao. Live bait lhe1 neet, Returning the next day.
flahlng ll't t.be bay la excellent. Johnny e radioed that he had
wtlt · Hattntan wtll nan th e • lifff~ ~-'tl~d h1n1 home
"Clarwalt" on Charter only _.from -a .eccl -eye dog at sea being
JVth St. Thia fut boat ha& been a bt>at a carefully caltbrated
completely gone o v e r and ts corripa13.
rartn' to go. Phone Walt al his We re-ly don't" know what th.?
home, Harbor 0677-M. Coaat G rd think!! about fog but
we lhln It thinks this: If you Ray Kimball ls waitlng f o r
some steady fishing before getting are lo~t 1· a fog, anchor and when
excited. The "Comet" will again it lifts. c me in. Jt is too danger-
be the d 1111 y boat at. 19th St. ous to .l k for you. You really
Landing_ Hla new boat, the "Anna shouldn't be out in a fog anyway.
K ," wilt be ln operation BOOR-1.:t. ;f, t I 1
charter only. Their office phone
is Harbor 326. .
Keith Rima la all lhumbe and
pimples over his new barge.ven-
ture. He will ha v e the barge,
"Georgia," ready about March 18.
Hla pride the "Zool.8 Me" will be
In daily operation from the New4
port Pier aoon. He now haa ~he
pier for boU1 the barge and live
bait boata. Good luck,. Keith, and
what a break you barge fishe r·
men are getting. Bait w 111 be
netted by the honorable Joe Dixon.
For th past two weeks we have
been lite Uy living in a cloud a11
fog 1.8. t course, a cloud. Ac-
cording Urban Beh who con -
duct.a a local P ower SqUadron
class on eathcr, lhl"re arc three
types or og: radiation. advecUon 1
and h igh fog <none ot them any
goodl , 0 r current variety ts the
advectlo rog created by warn1
molat al being blown over a cold
ocean cu rent which causes con-
densation Why the fog llfta and
low~rs II e a curtain depends on
n1ultiplc onilitions.
BI 11 purgeon. meteorolqgist.
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Here i, Utt tmbltm o( tht {Church
Militant. The indented tdltl IUI•
a:rst the-~ttltnl tnt• of a lortrtt.s.
·1 ht Chufch Militant is the phy&icat
c:xprt•sion of Our l.ord'I 1pirit
workin1 throush men and Women.
ln the EpiM::opal Church ytou can
join the rub 1n the licht f0r 1ood.
St. JAMES _,
EPISCOPAL , CHU,RCH
I • 3209 Via Lido
NEWPORT BEACH
H ome ta completely rllmi.ab-
ed and due tO' •ickneu we have
an extra apeclal price on th1a.
You can't afroro to miss lhl.a.
2. On a eecluded corner lot
on LIDO ll!LE IB • a charmln&'
2 bed.room bome whicb con-
sists: of an extra large eocla..l
tioom, pleasanl Jiving room,
brea.kfut bar and gorgeoue
kitchen, J,lllit heat and all
rooms above average size. Ha.
unique patlo and plantinga and
la completely furnlahed lnclud·
Ing spinet piano. All t.hi.a tor
ONLY $1~,llOO,
ALSO
Some very fine lol.!J for sale
on UDO ISLE at very attrac-
tive pricel!I. Remember w e
speclalize. 9n LIDO ISLE. Let'e
get aequoJntod.
CM I I I I I *XC* I I I M --I I M I M I CX> c+ 8 I I I E fl , ft
IT COSTS NO MO~~. AND SOMETIMES I,F,SS
For Your Dodge and Plymouth
Bervlce Al An .,ulllorked FAClTOBY DEAi.EB
SHAVER MOTORS Your New Dodge Dealel'.
18S8 Harbor Blvd. Beacon 8901. Co•ta Mea
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Jefferson Travis~ 5 watt
TWO w ,ay Radiotelephone lutalled Compl$
MANY PTlf£R SETS -SEE
HOWARD PAGE
Jerf r!lOn
Bl•'d,
Travis Dist.
,Harbor IHI Members of the class .have
learned, that even wtlh all or the
fine lnatrument.a: there are and .the
technical method.a fo.r . coordJnat·
tng the ti.a~ th a t torecaaUnc
weather ti •tlti a difficult problem,
and Utal lf Utie forec:aeten aH
from 00 to 80 percent conect~or more than a few houra ahead it
NI bettei:: µ,an wrual, ud that s0
in this &re& long dletance fo c"..
caaUng ls especially dtttlcult.
Kiwanis Club Here
to Host Kellogg , I
Official visit of Frank Kellogg.
~t,. Governor of ~wanie Inter-
naUona.1. to the Newport Harbor
K'wAl\fa Club ls &lated for this
noon at the regular weekly meet-
ing-of. the local service club.
Kelea, First Fiddle
Lead NHYC Series
Vlrg Nover. Los An•eleit, di-
rector of the National Wildlife
Federation: "Not just durinc Con-
ser-vatlon Week, but throughout
the year. \\'e must dratt all cltl-
zena in the under-manned cosuer-
vation cauao."
Surf fi8hlng honors were taken
by George Sampson on & 6 lb.
spotfln. Fishing at 38th St. tut
Sunday 4>" clams. Not many fish
reported tn, u the weather was
louay. ..
For yoti men with outboards,
fl.ehlng for sand dabe Jws,.t out.aide
the bell bouy ls red hot. They're
running extra large. There att
some large BOie being caught there
ry whi~h. he say8, Is ,
shated by other8, that ·
re aided and abetted by
ch droplet of moi8turc I~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~~ c a particle of dust or
nuclel18 lo cling to In
order to form a cloud or f og.
Smog f ishes plenty of ~uch
lmpurltJe .
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1The club meelM at the Rossmorc
Dinlnl' Room, 2800 Newport Bou·
levard.
Kelea. an AlbatTOB!I owned by
A n to n Ce.ubersheJmer topped
seven boat:M in her cla.B8 and War-
rt'n Blinn '1 F irst Fiddle led eight
other Lehman ·dinPies as a !our--------------+----------------1 sunday series sot underway at
Sees Limit ta Abundance of :~:::~:r:eH:::ly::~ c::
State's-Fis&;<~, , L-e ·Reserves -~~~~g~?"~:rc:!~
-· ,. 3'ii {points under lnYert.ed 1COrtng
One of the n.atton'a lop oon.MrV&Uon experta hu taaued a wamtn: ayste.m).,; 'flcioua. .. d Ca.ward. 9:
to a mllllon-&nd-a-halt Callfomla sportm>en that their da,YB of fish No. 60. Barton Beek. 9!{.
a.nd game plenty maJ' be numbil"ed-~ Alb&trou-Kelea. 4~; .No. 2J.
Se th Gordon~ coMUltant '\'o t~ 8late1 Wlldlife Conservation A. Thome~ 10; Ace, IDdler, 10~.
bQard Lmplled u much wtth the relf:"' ot a chapter of his report 1 ,.. ...
Rites Today for
Willard Ahrens
Funeral service11 for Willard F . with 8QUld the best be.It. n-ie rock
Ahrens, 5-0. 1700 W. Ocean front, boys drew a. blank Sunday. The
who puseQ away at h I s home jetty produced a few pe:rch.
Monday, were to be held at the . Howard Magruder just brought
Harold Grauel chapel. Btoadway, bl• nne boat. the "Righ·C;' tn
Coeta Meaa, today at t:OO p.m . ..ith about 3 tons of rock cod.
with the Rev. 'Mlomu Otb«Jn of-The price ts 6 cents per pound.
ftclattnc. Interment wu to take Thue are hard tln1es, wall the
pl&ct In Fore&t Lawn cemetery, wholel&le buyers. Thoae northern
Loe Angeles. · net boaU are dellverinl' fish here
Bom Jn ·Emmelaburg, I o W a. che.per tba.n you can. Retail price
Abreu, a reUred rancher, had 11 :;e: cent.a Jb. Who want.a to buy
lived in Newport Beach for lhree a. boat cheap?
YNl'9· Bay lbhlng la beclnnlll&' to hit
AT ENTERED,
f{, L. rfman reported to New-
port pol" c Monday that a n1at-
tre.M, ra lo phone and air horn
\'aJ~d $400 had been taken
from th crulser Sweet Leilani
ainc~ lu D ecembe r.-It was
moore<J the Sleelcra!l Co. ..
HAR LO I. JOHNSON
Propeller Bepaln
Ool-IU• A.-,.
Pllolle Barbor 820
w.,., Newpon 8-r.b
lo th·. ti!.-. ...... .,.-and --II.int .,,.b and G&me,' Interim .Two r-t $100 Fines
Col!Unltlee of the L<l(lalatutt. 1 , i;..1: __ •-·
Surviving a.re hia wife, 5dna lt. atrtde. H&Hbclt. though smaJJ,
AhNma, of the Newport Beach arc plenUf\IJ. Yellowtln are hitting
ad4re811; two da\ll'htere. Mrs. 8at· dame ln good ahape. Sand bus
bara Rfi1ch. of Balboa, and Mr& on • trollln.-feather. Spot.fin very
Gall \:<>Oper, Of Bi81iop, California; .iow. Row boel fiecl 18 in ful I l.--~--------..J I
UllW brolbe1'11, R. H . Abteno, of open.Uoo. Phone Beacon 1379.1-K Nnrpo~; ll:dward Ahren., ot for your ._nation. Kenn Rima
Hor:U! H~ , •u<I ~II ,L. le about !..,.dJ' to opeil Pe new
A11i'i1i8, of 1-!'" !Jip~;. tWo ""' ltore it Hllntlilctbn Bea&. Drop t•fS.. Kra. Kar)' Webo\er, ot In at 100 Main at. and watch W~._., and llra. Jt II d t.• ~ Mm wo4. You ...,..'t believe It.
HeJll, iit Buta Aull.ti. 00.U. and Don't to.pt your 11_.._
Tb• Conner p...-.ient 'ot t b • lii!ib 1; · 1mPe>rtant'" -t u t11e For vnDlllli . Driving .
lntemallonal #.•clalliJe\:of G&m• a.I . pme -of Call• •
and .,... CommlioloMl'J. brQllCbt fcinlla. can-lolls hope to aarvlve Two •petaona °"'tend ~ of
heN .-;roar lo • g • v •; Ul1 ¥a tltt7·1'o,._ -., " Gordon .,.uty to• drW\k d!'IY.IDs In 1'few-
8tat.o'e .,.,._..,.lion "aet-111'; ,... -_ port ctt:r )coUrl: li-1 oa.I n-
l'Orto<l ll'"1 hwltmo ~ -• ~ u.e -..,.,-ie_ public m'Ad 11n .. ot 1109 ,. ... and llad • .p.,,.s ..., ..um.ltd ...,._ ... ,....._ -bt~ wllb lbelr c)pe~r', !'<••• .......,_ ...... ~. · .. -----~ annuall)r ID Olllfqi'DJa; ' l'tUldil. Uil molN -~ lo do a DO ~ eacb 117 ~ Ha< r Y
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pe.-t.,tlrla 11-...-u.. ~ ,;~ -~ land-'n>e l ""'9d tbe llw "'I" , _, ·-~ 11e7 of tho Ho•pott-
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DEANWITTER. lc..Co.
MEMHU )'I~ YOU: 5TOOC UOiANGI
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Lo• .<nv-les Stock b.chant•
lfASfD P•IVATE WIRU
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Son f«nicl><o ~ Lot Ati,.s., • H*W York • S.Ottkt
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WITH A OOMPLETE LINE dr
HABDW4Br. ~AINTS, IWDS, U:IPlliJ,
"8HINO ACKLE aad G~j
featuring Marti~-'" ~tnour
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at $8.00 l Lf llCJ Yoilr . CoelpOll. YOtl Can't Miu
Yal•11 on 'This Sale. •
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$27.95 Merchandise
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Outlined for ·
Lido crub Women . ' Ooiloc MdL DO y..,. to oorly
d a 1 • in v1-c1riuetta. w b e n
... vuy borne bad a. f•m and •
)JOited '-Ionia an Ute piano.• Kn .
H. Ca-Sloan ot Oorona dol
Mar adclrNMd D memben and
puta of the prde aectlon of Udo·~ ~•n'• club, Whtcb met Tueaclay morning at 'the bonuo or
Mn. Wiiiard' Killion, v I a Lido Soud. . • an1.Mi~~fo_11 :Ho,,,e Children ol India
1=t'Clll a of . two ,~Nlay -~ -~ • Mn. aw.i.y CIWnbOn -1ded
• ot FIHt :JJ&pti.t churcll. 30, whob Ibey ho YO mode lllelr and Mn: -rt X. Wollrer lntro-
Coota cl( ... lhla 'w .. k hMrd' about clfelllon u lo WhM their Mure dUeed tllo lpltJ<ff. Mn. 8loen de-lll" •aio.orrt8, "1Jlrla of thOlr own Hf• lo to br. MOll1 ol u.e· Jlrla oer1"'4 -N-'Jl:n&lond par.
•le ~~-Ue beln,c" ca.Jed for by a were ~ICUed U tlny babia; after Ion, lnvartably due tn eJtheT rl!d
Bal ...... 1olancf •,ir~· OaNI ,.erry, ·In havin&' been throWn to tile dcC•· or ..,...n, and told of lll• eJsanrea
farw.w*y ~bat · M'Ultt.I homf, .All were unwanted, 10m• .bav• Wt• t1iat have taken place w1thJn the·
KedP!Ofl, · ~ .,;-d18trlct, India. deqone lh'j. crueleat ·o1 treatment. tut 18 ye&J't tn the U.le o{ plants
Till~ of manf ~~ ot the Hves The ato.ry 'of one little bllnd clrl ln the borne.
df thr! gtrt.1 .... M r 1 . V. s . lmpff9H all Who ltear It. Only W1t11e many YV1etle1 are now
Teny'!.. Jl9 Pee.rt atvenue, Carol'• aeven yeara old, ahe gave her nnt combined hi modern decor. Mrs.
mother. · • doll on tbe altar "tor Juua," thie Sldan pve .h•r attention matnly
MtU Terry wu on her wttY to bein• her beloved and only pee~ to her •peca&Jty, befo.niu. TUber-
lndfa when war wu declared wtth lion. So Interested In these &1rl9 ou1 Jtieaon~. ahe· Mid, a.re unlike
Japan ~d she ttipent the war year• ot lnd1a were the Coat& Meaana roeea and cannot be named tor
undergoing the terrible h&rdshl~ that they· are &ending ovttr lo them In p~pagaUon ff!l'Ulla are totally
ot a Japanese prl80n camp from a collectkm of brlcht hair rtbbona. unpred.tctabJe. .
which ahe was rescued on a Febru-Another who la telllnl' the story Bf ..... Cllllture
• JlBl'bor 2060 , ary 24th, day before her birthday of Carol's work 1-Dr. Loula Ta:l· . She dNcrtbed t h e culture of
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BALBOA
soo East Balboa mvc1. I
r: Ther:efore on Feb. 22 of thlli--year Open Door, ·who too.k many motion Wit/' the pl&nUQI-, n1N ln a nat,
there was a celebration at the plcturea of the mJ.ulon boma wben when color beaiu to ehow on the
home of Capt. and Mn. Terry In he wu in Indla and who ttu. wee.le. 1;tem Kar, the mixture belnc hall
honor of carol, with Miss Eunice l3 at Placentia where,he LI 1how· Jr.al mold • n d halt peat moq,
We1ls, juat returned from India, Ing them to various aasembllea. keeping the flat molat but not
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NEW LOCATION • • 212 Marine · Ave.
Balboa Island
Opening
FRIDAY, MARCH 10th
a s a special 11-1est. Later on they Will be shown In wet. \Vhen thrte tnche• high the
MiuJonary Reports Santa Ana. , planU ' are tranaterred to nine·
Mlsa Wells, who ta 80 years old. Celebn.tloa Year. ' Inch poU with a ' mixture of ane
was sf the Ramabai Muktl school In 1962 Carol will return bofue half Jeaf mold, one fourth sand
when Kiss Terry finally reached It on furlough and this Is perhaps and one fourth aged l!ltttr ferttli-
several yean ago and ha.\ Uvrd the most Important year of all for ur. Wnte r sparingly at flntt, later
lhere unw very recently wh~n .me the Terry family. It' includes the watering n ctJ'"d•y And when the
flew to New Yo rk and from the re ~0th wedding anniversary of Capt. plant.a a.re In .. butt give llqutd fe r-
lo Callto mla where' she la now at and Mn. Terry, the 26th wedding Wiser. They rhould be ln the flats
tt\e ChTlstte.n AU1&nce Miaslonary anniversary of '-their "911· Oedrg<' by March 15. ahe aatd, and ehould
home, Glendale. Terry of Rlversidf' as well u the alwa.y!I ho.ve air, light and good
Wlthi two Glendale frlendB Miss graduation from high scbooi or drainage. ~ W ells came down for the celebra-their grandson -and of course, April mt'etlng nf the garden
'tion. brin&l.ng a birthday gift for Carol's homecoming. A Jr ea d y section will be April 4 at the cluh
Mrs. Terry, whose anniversary was I Capt. Terry, who haa recovered hie house, lO a .m. w ith C . J&C'QU t"!I
on F eb, 29, and who also received ey eE;ight, Is hard at work. putting Hohn of Sierra Madr~. landscs p<>
on that day a beautiful handmade ; In a new lawn, planning the sar· archlt~t, a.111 speaker.
doily from Carol. A cable t elling t den so that the already pretty
of the patty was sent Carol, her 1 home on Pearl avenue will be at
reply reaching here on the 29th. i l.8 very beat. And perhaps In the
There are 200 girls In the hom e, j summer of that y eari there will be
ranging In age Crom new-born In· , another "block party" alllmar to
fan ls called the "Buds," through 1 the one with which friends wel·
Lh e youngt>r children, \he "Blott· , con1ed Carol and another forme r
s o ms," the .. Teagarden" girl~. l.'ilander bac k from the war, Colin
•teen·agers and up to the age of Brown, Jr. ·
Miss Viola Carpenter, Bride-elect
Honor~d at Pre-Nuptial Show.ers
Newport Matron
Gets Ford, Yuma Trip
for Birthday
Tuesda y. F'e b. 28 wai:t the birth-
day a.n nivf'rsa ry of Mrs. Emmn
Poupart, 123 -2Stjl s treet a.nd It
wa!I the bes t s he hsi:t t>ver had:
In fnet it was a celebra tion which
anyon4" might envy, Including a
new Ford and a week's trip to
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Mrs. Paupart and her hU.'iband. Special F R Y E R S lb. 55r
: FRESH DRESSED Mi.as Viola Carpenter or N ew -.--------------
The Important thing ls-the outside world ·
remembers. Your way of sayin1 this is through the
Red Croee worker who every day ~ta military a.o
well a.o veterana' hoopitals throughout the country.
The Red Crot11 provides themagicthatmakee
the best of medical care even more effective-a.
friendly face, a plea.oant word, a new book 00 read.
. Tbe1e 111'9 little thinp, yes, but 'mighty big ·
thinp, too-especially when you've been in a hospi-
tal for five yean, aa many have. Money alone can't
· buy the cheering effect of a Red Croes worker's visit .
But money dOES help oo make this visit poosible .
·During.the next 36ti days, your Red Croes
contribution says, "Thanks for the job you did-I
You, too,
can help 'through
Your RED CROSS
GIVENOW.I
, :;,iiiiiiiiiiijji~~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ port Beach was the gueat of honor at a pre-nuptial shower given by
Mrs. Marlin Sheely of 208 East
Surf, Balboa, Friday evenlng, ·xa.r.
3, lhia being one of aeveral re«-nt
Williams, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. H.
W. Graham, Mrs. J oseph Dorman,
Mr,.. Richard Stearns, Mrs. Jo M c•
Chesney, Mlsa Mary Dorman and
Mis• Francee Lamb, and M.ra. Earl
haven't forgotten.'' ,
Emen L ., former ra ilroad ma n of
Yuma, left on Feb. 25 for that cit y
where they had lived for 31 years
befor e coming t o N ewport Beach.
driving the Ford bualne&'t cou ~ · -~ __ N__ l ~~~h w•• one ot her birthday '·~-~-p~ I . .
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ed9e1 of fabric. S•m• °'-:f:::."f!ffi;:;~
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ovon 1375°1for30 mlnute1. Servo with
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events.
Floral arrangemenl.9 decorated
the roo.mB and gardenia corsages
were preSE"nted the honoree, her
n1other, Mrs. Earl Graham, who
was celebrating h er · b irt hday a n-
niversary and :ftrfrs. Pelham Small,
mothe r of the brideg room-to-be.
A 9 appropriate game was played,
prtzes going to ?tfrs. Elmer Thom -
as, Mra. Richard Stearns and a
consolation to Mrs. Graham.
Stearna from Costa Mesa.. I
Sendl,ng gifts but urlable to .at-
ten<l. w er e Mri.. C. M. Deaki ns.
Balboa; Mrs. Bill Fraser. New·
port ; Mrs. H. T. •ora.ham, COHta
Mesa and Mrs. Ho.yes Igoe, Mi~s
Na ncy l gne a nd 11-fii.s Judy Wll·
Jla.m~ all o! Sa nta Ana.
At Yuma they vl.alted Mr. an,1 ---77 ~.,....,,... pn~ESS £?
Mrs. George f'hlllfpll, bro lher an11 '·· · . · ." · · -· ... ·.... · · ~ ~-~'--f • ·~I' ' •
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pa rly at t he Phillips ho me with
Hawaiian fl ln1!'! show n by the hos·
less. One of the gifts rect>l ved by
the honort'f' was a pair of r ed
Santa Ana Party gloves, knit by M\-s. Gilbert N O\V-
The many lovely miscellaneous
girts were piled on a table, to be
adm ired as they were opened by
the recipient. The cake, decorated
ln bridal theme, wa1 surrounded
w i th pin.k nut cups under tiny
pink umbrella.a, making a pretty
picture of tbe refreshment table.
Frll'nds from Santa Ana, Ful· ell. which just fit ted and which
lerton, Orange and Costa Mesa were for "driving In beach fog."
hon ored the brldf'·elf'~t 1a11t week Another Rift was an o tt oman
wht>n a nothe r mt~ceUaneoul'I 111how -made by her brothe r, "its quaintly
e r was held in the Y. W. C. A. turn ~ legs made from wood Which
with the M issf'S Nancy Igoe, Mary came trom Belctum.
Dor man s nd Frances Lamb as A . trip to Martinez lake, popu-
hostesses. la r fishing e-round and e. picnic
Those present f r o m N ewport
and Balboa we re Mrs. Earl Gra·
barn, Mrs. Charles Martin, MM.
Robert Me.Dermott, Mrs. A 1 b e rt
Ward and Mrs. Thomas Sanson.
Guests trom Santa Ana Ill.eluded
Mrs . Pe~m Small, Mrs. Ralph
For this. a color theme of blue luncheon 40 miles beyond, up thf'
and whilt"! was used, with' dainty Colorado river, was anotHer pleas ·
parasol of crf'pe p a p e r 1.tnde r urable evf'nt while various dinnPrs
which the 17 gue11~ placed their and a visit to the Yuma V. F . W .
g ifts. ·a u x 11 l a r y and post complet ed
MIN'! Carpe nter will rt>peat vows rou.ndect out ttie vlsit with the
with Wayne L .Sn1all of Santa Ana Pouparts r e turning home on
on Friday evening March 10 at March 3.
St. J a mel'! Episcopal church, New· -------
port Beach.
Opty. Grand Guardian I English Couple
Hon.ored by [Visit Here, W ill
Job s Daughters Become Citizens
Honoring their deputy gran1
guardian, Mrs. Grace Swartz ot Right from Blackburn, Lankas •
Huntington Beach, members of tf'r3hlre, En'gland came Mr. and
Costa Mesa Bethel 157, Intern•· Mr!I." Gra.nvtllc. Pearson who arrl1'·
tlonal Order of J ob's Daughters, ed this wee k at. San Pedro alter
entered the Coata Mesa hall on what thc.y termed a dellgbttut 3f·
Thursday, eveniDg, each bearing day voyage on the cargo boat Cape
ll rtM carnation which _she pr~· Hawke. They were met by Mr.
sented Mpt1. swartz until her armlt and Mn. Bruce a:. Scholes ot Col-
were loaded with the lovely blo11-ton, brother·l.n-law and sister ut
eoma. ~y a):ao. gave h et a pa1r Mrs. Pearson and Ute party can1q
ot Ch.tnese pottery trays a'a a Immediately to BalbOa \O visit Mr .
more luting remembra.n;ce; Scholes' mother, Mrs. BJ an ch e
It was also lnltlatlOn nlght, ~hz of the Balboa tnn~ ·
with Patricia Parker of Costa Mr. Scholes, whose EngUsh wile
M.eea u<l Diana Peterson ot New-wu "tiniest of tbe war brides" of
poi:t Beach welcomed Into mem-four years aeo. has ten days' leave
benhip. AD honored guest wu from the ·atr force and WW be
Junior Pa;« Honored Queen La showing Uie new~men the sJghta.
Neile Ga;y. ·. Kt. Punon was ln San Fra.ncl.5--
New Members Present
at Kappa Theta Meet
A number of new members were
present when Kappa Alpha Theta
met Monday nlght at the home of
Mn. !:cl Powers. Ball road, Ana-
he im, Including M ra. John Baker
of Corona del Mar, Mrs. CaroJinf'
Williams of Lido Isle and Mr3.
W lllla.Dl Sa~ster of Orante.
Pat Johnson ptE'.sented a ff.Sh ·
Ion ahow from the Frances Shaf,.
fe r 11hop In Orange, t e 11 l n g of
trenda and ah ow J n g styles. A
bridge Jun~eon was discussed for
the tuture and contrtbuttorui were
made to the Institute · of Logo-·
pediea at Wichlta, KaMM, Kappa
Theta project. Next meeting· will
be t.ekl at the home of M'ra. Edwin
Goukl, Orange.
r.-e..nt from the Hubor ar~-3
were Mias .laabell Bowles and the
Meadamea Joe Fer~. CB.roline
WlllLama, Margaret Bennett, R. R .
Daboe1, .A.rtllur Kraemer, John
Baker, Harvey Somera and •RuU1
Vedder. At a recent ~ee*the ct.rls co for aorne Um.e while ee.rvi.ng
were given amaO -boOJt dalis ·~ an Engll.!.h ahip and he and
which each ts to d.re ccord1J1g hla wtte, here to stay, wfl1 take I .
. to ller'own Id ... and ,.UI out the!• citizenship papen ... A tar Society Plans
be entered 1n • conust al lhl! next soon "!' poutble. April 12 Ca rd Party
meeUnc-, p,riaea Ming awarded ul.e
pretll<9t !Ind moot ortttnal· on.,... Kappa Theta Pledges 'lbe 'At!M •0 ••••Y o1 the wtnnen iwUI go lo the MUOD!e • cl>UJ<:boa ol 0... Lady qf Mount
home In bOvtna. ••lrtns. th• dolla Norma Apders~n . • Carmel and SL Jolla Vlaluley met
to Ute ohlld~ there. W. being d the holne of Mn. Jutlour 81-r;•.
the ~ project. Ml• Norma AJ>clonon, daughter 14n. Frank !loooo pr••• d Ing.
'l'!!ie queen'• piroject tOT'the tenn al Mn.. Bolt COhdon. Corona Ciel t:weoty etcllt m~.mben were ..U-
la a 9C1ual-e dance wbld:t Honored Mar aAd art major at Santa .,.... enL
Queen veim. PrtdhUn. la plaaM 'bar& state c 011 •& •• b&a been Plana were m•de tor a cant lllllli for t 4prll D al ~ ple<lpd to Kappa AlpM. '?beta. pUl;y lo be hold at Ula ICl>eU club
tAjlloD ·lil!'U.' ~ will lie an naU01141 -ty. Sile eipo<:lo to -.., , on 'w-1. April 12 at
oole at • --· .-. llom!I for 111e' ~·er ,... ii p. m. Mn. ,,_,.. RoblNI lo •a~ 1 J' a-a' lllllit. -4111dat>t. ond. althoa< obe wlJ! 6e "°!O lat• --e1191iman, Mn. Nlcbolos ~•tlt.-..l _.11 • ..._ ••nelate ~or tbe ~ Wftb''"",•..,. ft.Ca• W9C'MT W In . dlarp of t.alllu.
pardlan, .... P>1Mi I p n-tlan. • ~ ---WlncBeofpri-.U>d
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THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY
' OP";N EVENINGS 'TILL 9 r ,.M.
.FINAL CLEARA.NCE. SALE
WE HAYE .TO VACATE OUR IUILDING l lY .MoNDAY,
·MARCH 13th. THERE IS STILL ~ SELECTION IN
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MANY ITEMS,. INCLUDING:
TABLES TELEVISION SETS
CHAIRS ELECTRIC RANGES
LAMPS CHROM~ Dl~lilii IES
AND MANY OTH~ mM$1 I . j
THESE ITEJt1S MUST BE so+o BY
SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 11th . • . . . I . ' ' DON'T W AITI I YOU WILL BE AMAZED AT J't;IE LOW PRICES
WE NOW HAVE' ON THE REMAINDER , QF •OUR STOCK. ..
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Mem/j-rs by. Av.iation News Editor to u om: woRLD m CHRIST. GRAlltD ! OPENING
11a1 '.lm!Jl at 1ntorm1J111' • v • r r · u .a •CH
member of tile ICpltcopal CllUJ"!'h , -r 18th
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story of Mlea MardO Cnne, cbalr-
man ·of t.tie .famed Loa Angelea
chapter ot I the Ntnety·Nlnes and
editor of ~e A vtaUon New~ BM·
con, aa to¥ to members of, the
Business a p d ·Profeaetonal
Women's Club at th,tr regWar
mffitlng, ¥arch 2, ·at White's
Park Avenue cafe, Balboa l9land.
rangement• tor t.be' Women •Ill about. the1 Pl'OA'f&M of work being
TranaContlnental alr race. 8 .b e don~ by the Church at home, oveor ..
told the · group tbat one of their ..-. and ln the field of Chriltlan
club memben:, Bea Medelll of cd-ICducaUon. The mcinth of January
rona det Mar, wu the wtnner at wu devoted to atiidy of m1M1on ..
the flrat ra.ce held trom Palm aty work overseu, February to
Sprlnga to Tam"pa.. She outlined work ln the United Stat'el, and the
this -year's trip and aug1eated the ftrat part of March to new plan.I
Newport Harbor area 1ponaor an for educ&tion which are being de ..
entry In thla world·famoue flight. veloped a n d a re beginning to
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and aimll.~ plotw of tl..,..toh •t7led
room.1 u the boUt.Wl:N •tartbat: point.
Vt.ualise 7oar owD. bom.e .rter a fa.,.lllt1D1
job wftb one ,,; th~. f&mOWl1 eupet.9 ••
1our •tartln1 pol.9t-eom• la io-oftow and
aee OW' lftl!ll ~ of Bl ........ trlecl ru1.,_
then be the Int t. JOU!' .. taJiborbood to
. make ,.our home a •bow piece at Uae.,..
~nomical priCM.
Bigelow Fervak
QUALITY
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9ther qUllllef' $6..50 1u $19.~0
Exclu!Jl\'t' at
Ne\\'port l'~urnJture <.:o.
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Miss Crane left an establlahed
poslUon a• a school teacher to
team to 11.Y and l• now a proml·
nent and enthualaauc flyer. She
urged the ~lines.a women to take
an tntere:iit In flying and etreased
the fact. tJ¥lt flying was a sate,
economical and fut m e a n s of
transportation. Mias Crane said
th.at ._ithought the ye a rs from
1928·30 wer~ the real day 8 ot
glamour fl.Ying. today, despite the
fact that actual statistics prove
it is the safest means of travel,
glamour still surrounds the pilot.
Miss Crane believes that many
of the accident• could be eliminat-
ed if pilots would heed weather
v.·arnings. Most of the accidents
are caused through lack of knowl-
edge or sheer careles.,ness. she
said. When licenses were first
issued pilots were required to pass
· rigid tests which fitted 'them for
Intelligent t J y Ing: however , no
such intepslve study ls now re·
qvlred of the pilot . Miss Crane
believes thi1 lo be a tragic mis·
take ibeeause very few people take
further study lifter they once have
obtained a license.
War Service
MW Crane, tiny and attractive, emerge in the form of OOurse11 of
said that nytng do4?sn't requlre atudy on the belief• and the &c·
muac1e or brawn; that to her it tlviUea of the Church Schools, for
he.a been a means of m e e t in g use In famlUei., by ~children, young
people and making friend• all over people. and adult• of every age ..
the country. Jt has added excite· Here in Newport Beach· mem·
ment to her life and pure unadult·· hers ot St. James pa.rish led by , 1 . .
erated enjoyment snd she heartily their rector the Rev. Paul Moore A mes~ 'from the h~ or thrir
recommends ft to anyone, reg•rd· Wheeler. have wor¥d lnteMively I Church V.'lll ht heard as a part of the
leee of aeX or age. in conformity with the 11ucce.stlons Sunday morning sorvitt, March 12,
President Betty Handy int.J'O.. qttered by the National Church by the congrep.tions or most of the
duced ·Audrey Hennings. who had organization. Mr. Wheeler devot· ncarry ~.000 parishes and missions of
ed bl t SU the Episcopal Church. The Rt. Rcv-
served u lnstall1ng officer when s sermon lu, nday mom· erend Henry Knox Shtrrill, Presidini
the .club was originated and who lng to the church 8 over all pro· Bishpp v.·ill sp<tak o\·er one of the
was a special guest of the club. gram as developed at the 56th trt-lara:est radio nelworks c-ver arranged
Borghlld _Stephens. March ot ennlal convention. and he .... ·ill bt heard by means 0f
Dimes chairman, annoonced that The campaign ONE WORLD lN I radio recei vi ng Stts inslalled in the
$2268.1'7 had been coUected tn the CHRIST will terminate next Sun· c~orchts. Bishop Shtrrill's address
local drive to date. day March 12 when Episcopal I wdl be an apptal to EpiscOpal Church •~--· Nl•ht Theme conl-re ....... •tons. g·athered into their mtmbers to support.a la~gt,ly in~rcas~ ·~ • ~-program of v.·ork 1n m1ss1ons 1n 1h1s Kathleen Coleman, Boues' night chur~hes Jn alJ parts of the coun· country and overseas, and in Educa-
chalrman, reported that the theme try tor the regular Sunday morn-tion and Social Relations. Tht addr~s
for thl! year's dinner had been Ing service, wilt hear, lht"o ugh is tinicd for exactly 11 :30, Sunday
chosen and the program arranged. radio r e c e I v e r a set up In the momin&, March IZ.
This year's theme Is "In Days ~t churches, the voice of the Presid·
Old When Knights were Bold.'. Ing Bishop. the Rt. Rev. Henry
This important dinner meeting will Knox Sherrin. summarizing the
be held March 30. at the Newport objectlveg of the campaign, and
Harbor Yacht club. asking the prayers, interest, and
Alda Gorton was elected chair· support of every member of every
n1an of the nominating committee. parish. The radio hookup arranged
Named to serve with her were to transmit Bishop Sherrill 's mes-
Mildred Stanley and Ka th l e e n sage will be one ot the largest
Coleplan. ever used for a Church broadcast,
The balance of the evening wa; and is comparable only to the
spent in a "White Elephant Dutch hookups arranged f•r addresses by
Aul:lion.'' The proceeds of thlfl the President of the United States.
auction are t o be used for the 1950 When at a specified moment.
a n d following h I s address, t h e
choir will sing another hymnl
P.eople everywhere who are not
In church will be able to hear
Bishop Sherrill In their own homes
through their own radio setA.
Locally· the broadca.st will con'e
through Radio St at Ions KHJ ,
KTED and KVOE at precisely
11 :30 o'clock S u n day n1ornlng.
March 12.
Phone BMeOll au-.w (la.t abo\'e Arches)
Cldl.b. •
for· activ•
"IRU'rERS" you•g.••••• T Unusually sturdy
cons.truction fat
•rou9h·and·tumbl•'"play. Row
· Card Sol• is. wp•r·thiclt • , •
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Spon50f't"d la cooperation "'ltb
ANTHOSl"S of ,1 CORONA DEL J\IAR
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During he r service in the WASP
Miss ~rane served as a test pilot
and as a tow-target pilot. Women
pilots were used to test planes
after repairs, or to ferry them
from one field to another. Twen-
ty-five women pilots were sent to
England under Jacqueline Coch·
ran to serve w i t h the ·English
,,.,•omen in th(> Ferry service. Mis."
-Crane said that all this war flying
was a 1nearui of proving that wo1n-
en can he and are, capable pilots
under the same rules and require·
ments imposed on men.
Biennial convention fund. The Bi· the radio is turned on In churches RAR EBER,HARD, L. A. tt.•a ch·
enntaf will .be held tn San Francis-all over the land, congregations ers' representatlve-··ThCr(' is no
co this year and over 3.000 worn· will first hear the magnificent way to leg islate une[hical lobby·
en are expected to attend, repre.· choir of St. Paul's Chapel of Trtn-ints out of busineSB. They ·can al·
sentatiV'elll of each of the 4.8 states ity Parish, New York City. led by ways rent a room at the $('nator
AJaska an.d Hawaii. • Mr. Andr ew Tietjens. director. I hotel In Sacramento and continue
President H a n d y urged that Then Bishop Sherrill will speak, to operate.
Bosses' N i g h t reservations be
made promptly with June Quarles . Miss Crane is now making ar-
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Two fascinating and u n u s u a l.,_ ____ c_ _______ _
volumes head the monthly list ot ki, Little Boy Lost ; Pratt, The
new books at the Newport Beach Flame Trt>e; R oberts, That Loring
Public library. J ames Street con-Woh1an: Ross. I,• My ,Ancestor;
Unues: hi.a saga of the Dabney SeJtert,. HomecomJng; Slaughter,
family, in the moat drQffialic -a.ntl ~::Hvi'.'.e ... ~1st:.~~.:, S~i:ee~\ M 1. ,n_ go
sweeping novel 80 tar. "Mingo Dabney; Sylvester, The Se cond
Dabney." is the· last of the gal-Oldest Profes.otion; W h It e. The
lant clan, and the story tells of l>ink HQU.se: Wickham.-Oevice and
leaving his hon1e in Z..flssissippi In Desire. and Wilson, Pr l n CE; or
Mearch of new adventure in Cuba. Egypt.
It Is a vigorous tale of swash--New n1ysteries are: Brown, Tht•
buckling. Screaming Mimi ; Crane. The Oaf·
In Monica Baldwin's autobio· fodil Blonde: Davis, The Deadly
graphy. "I Leap Over the Wall," Miss Ashley; Dixon. Something
she relates her memories at thirty for Nothing: Dodge. The Mldsum.-
years of convent life. When she m er Madness: Fenisong, Ill Wind:
decided to leave her sheltered e'I(-Fischer. The Angels F ell ; Uttle.
lstence for the modern. world of The Black House; Lustga.rten,
which she knew absolutely noth-Verdict Jn Dispute; Nelson, Deed
Ing. she found the adjuslmtnts Giveaway and Neville. Murder of a
numberless and painful. Every-Nymph.
thing had changed and aside from Non-fiction books are: Baldwin,
these changes there w ere all the I Leap Over the Wall; Br and t.
disasters and dislocations ot 8 Decorate Your Home tor •Better
world war. This ts a tremendously Living; Calahan. Sailing Te c h-
inleresting book. nique; Chute, T e(>n-age Sp o rts'
JZOl Coast BJ\'d. OORONA\DEL MAR Harbor 0441.,\1 A Long Day's Dying; Ollrner, The Fox. Alte r Your Lire; Hansen,
Parade; CI a y, Devision In Ger-
Othcr boo)<s include: many; Couains. Writing' tor Love
F iction -·Aldridge, The · Diplo-or Mone)!; Davis, California Salt
mat; Bell, Until the Day Break; w -,ter Fishing; Espey. The Other
Bristow, Jubilee Trail; Buechner, tClty; Flynn. The Road Ahead;
I'· Strange Land: Cary, The Horse's World Almanac for 1950; Hunni-l-------.,.-------+--------;_ ____ J I Mouth: C&stor. The Year of the cutt, Bra.di.: World Frontier; Kee-
Spaniards; Chase, Shadow of a ley, Making Inventions Pay; ~s
Hero; Clement, Needle; Corbett, ser. Your Inc o me Tax, 1960:
The Duke's Daughter; Franken, Leighton, The A8plrin Age, 1919·
From Claudia to David; Goodin. 1941; Lewis, Word Power Made
Take C ar e of 1'fy Little G. i r I ; F.asy: Ley, The Conquest of Space;
Cragg, Golden Valley; Green. Lov· McWilUams, California: The Great
Ing; Heinlein, Waldo. and Magic. Ex c e p.t i an: McKenney, Love
Inc.: Hubbell. Frances; J ennings, .Story: Montgomery. The lncred·
the Sea Eagles; Key .Island Light: iblc Casanova and Nano, The Land
Lamkin, Tiger in the Garden; Las· and P~ogle ot Sweden.
Master Points
Awarded
in T ournciment
1Attends Redlands
University Day
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..... sp.ce Into 190Rec-""ifs. fa eli.t.t .. • ..., t... cfo .. t. wordrobe,
etc. Th• CUITtTICH b ..... ~k-~. 1,. re1i1t ... t foltri c •.• ..,.i,_,. ii• • wi4e cft9fC"e 91 _. ....... t.i'Jy 1"*'9KM i111 ,..
Major and Mrs. W. A . Houston
of El Toro were wtnnera eut-wet!lt
and Mrs. Betty Combs and D. G.
Spellman of Long B ea c h were
high-scorers north-south in th e .. '
Masttv-Polnt Open tournament
held at the Ebell Club House on
Sunday after41oon. S e v e n t e e n
tabld were in play. A full muter
point was awarded each o;Winncr,
national rating point.a were award-;
ed the top aix. couples ln each di·
Phyllis Lake. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. WJlbur J .• Lake, ot ao& On:Yx avenue, Balboa ialand, wu
among the. 150 Southland higb
sch09l and junior college atudenta
attending the Univentlty of Red·
landB annual "Unlvenity D a y"
vislUng d,.y ,S.tur&t.y ..
AthletJc event.I, vocaUonal eem ..
inan. ca.mp\ia toW'li, eocial ptber·
Inga and numerous typical campus
activities featured the act Ion·
packed day and evenlnl' feaUvttJea. -..n ... 9r, ,,.,, <OflltfvtfiH ef I .... ~ ... Cllt. ' -' Higl\Ught of .the day was the
lighting of the "R.~ the world'•
largest couere MOW\.tatn11ide let-
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port Harl>at' High' l!CllooL · t1 :3,0 1"'"...,~·-· -.a_... • c.~n~s:;:!;:¥l..::;~;_"",.: -~ Reed; ~Anne )(Jtchell ancl -lilto. I G. R. Browder; HnL Tiiomaa Gill · I ~ -' · •. ...d Mrs. c.tl>erlae.' _Smith: earl Ernest MCClelleni ;': f: 't . ~ . -: ·, . j ~Bfuw:tM.-:¥ ... ":"~ ~i Entertain lat Dinner ·~-• -·· --- --------Benaon: i•".l''j.; • '_, One of UU: P'"M0 t attain ot
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I only meant to be amu'!ing;
I'm not the bird on Nellie's hat
I'm just the· saucy-little .. Brat. · ·
I only came to add to your charm
I didn't mean to do any harm.
I hope to serve · you very well
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I've thing to offer, both glamorous and gay
the right styles for parties, for school a11d play-;
With furniture, shoes and toys galore, '
What little child could ask for more ?
So drop in soon and give me a whirl ,
(I might even be a much better girl)
Keeping me busy, and such as that
I may not be so much of a Brat!
Come in and Meet Mtt-Do!
AT -OUR
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"WHERE GOOD MERCHANDISE
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FAIR PRICES MEET"
SPECIALS
ILUE JEANS .• • • • • • • $1.49
. Zipper Oy, double knee-:-Replar $2.19
TEL$HIRTS • • • • • 2 for $1.00
Sizes 2 to 11-11,eJUlar fl,00
Infants •laanet
KIMONAS and GOWNS 2 for $1.00
11e11-. fl.00
TRAINJNG PANl'S .. • • 5 for $1.00
Sluo l to ·• -B.s. .so
NATl.ONAL.tfAME SOX • 4 for $1.00 Aes •.. ~{ Manofa.cturc will .not aUow nante mentioned
at lhla price)
Sf>"WtdoolN, G0rS-r 1
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Swlng C81I be detaChed an~ makes a good rocker,
alL me!&l -«epw f7198 I .
Du .Du fllURSEIJ ,C\f~IRS I, •• $3.98
cqornptet! with white ~namel 1ununode)
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We will feature the lo/lowing _ ,,ation.q//y in°Jwn. tnerc~ancJise~ .
· "Jum.ping· Jeck" Health ·Shoes . Nitey Ni~"" ~l•·eperl. Ne~nette : Ores1es
, · Billy, the Kief B·oysweer · t Carter Uric;fe ea ~ '-· I Ke~twet . Crib' M~ttrei ' es . ·. , Storklinr Baby nlrnitu e ·~· · Ce~iege1
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.......... tllo -~ --., Ciilo r1rs .on rv1arc juMlant over the -ot ~ ~ -.. -,, recent food oale, lield at dOota
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JUMPIN """·' ~"'CKS ._._ ·~-•~tor the .:r---de wben i.-.s tor tll••ll'JOd of .tll•lr
-• .. "' . . 1)0 I!'---~ ....... er Ille 1!-•.. -or "adopted'! family when they met no: S8T ~,llft'9 ·8ROJIJ .. ~ tllo Nil&k-and 11111· -...... )leW -. r11"'t Karcll 1 Jo ll)e Aloha,room~t •
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ud .JUDY 8ROf . ~,..tpoota tll&t '"''' load .....tine 'et uie bomo ot )(r, end home or Booi. Keene with e
ISO llloecb -IAcuDa ee.cb l-S7't , ~ ::.=""' ~· Mrs. Lehy ptlate"r, llff.con JloG'. R•m.otre.t u hoot.u.
Lepna Beach Oppoalte Oreyllowall Depot ,,... NelioD&I A~ dub tile~ . piv11&Uono have -. .. nt out Thelma Rtclretl.9 pralded a d ~=~==~===~~=5::::3::s:::=~=~===~l;.;;;;:....,;t~ler In 1111 .,.,.., ot'aov· to -Uv. clul> m....-., a»d the group .welcomed a new m~m· '' 'C::T"~ l• .......-:-tnvlt&UOOlO an 1iJoo wt fin' tlll ber, PllyUla Bayne. I • ""'I"'" J'ollpe de Nne Wjlet1 be .. t nnt d!Bav -or U.. _..,,,, . Next in .. Ong will be on Mal'ch . . ... .
We Rent H.p le• .-W'9H1 Chain
AU10 OlCYdJ:N ''f*d•U JIAUIPlll:N'l' •
'-"""'·on . a jOume)' . tb-'1 Call· to be lulld Kercll zs a.t. Belboa 16 at tile home of Dom S<Ot" (~ kl i.m to -appropri· BeJ dub. Tiie pre·Ea-affair US ll:ut 18th 1treet. \ :g-tor Ille MteWl•lnc will t .. tur• muter en• a1t<t bal-• 1' or ura1 •&-ta. ioou 111 de<oraltona. -..,.. Fi 'T A . ~ -Id ea ... "' "'..,. In -.... or v1nu v.ue11 and rst een ge SEAi. AMBULANCE .
%4-ROUR SERVICE
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· 198 ~ Ave.j NewpQ.tt Be.di .
(Acrou from Gree.ter All-American Market)
NEWPORT -CLIUINBRS •
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FLOWERS . "1 M<WU
aa -_, u.e -b' ,_ed Bob rn>eocl>ie'• Oftbewe :,, 111 Party Hostessed 1
Clue -la Illa aow pl&J b S d . S h d j :.1.'" rerille ~ Clara. va»ey, ae'nnty nve _,plea .... ..,.. y an ra c mi t ·
S6od ao•.-.-........ -uz pected to attend and neW lneln• Sandra Schmidt of 700 ~
at all In l'OWnc Iola plaao 1111 bero aA upecla.Uy urged to be Bay Front, Balboa bl~nd, e
w "-'· He appolnle4 uwi-nt pNBenl. l.orTelne Toyle will be J• de Monca to take •om e ,boat.ea at Ule door. her nrs.t 't een age btrthday party ~ and •o•e •et tier• Saturday, March 4th. Dinner wu
.. lmOwll., la •lricUltun out J.nto ae"eC:I' at 6 :30 p.m ., a.nd a llvf y
Ute _ valley and start building a • group enjbyed games _until · 9 0
pUeblo on the GuaclalUpe River HARBOR P-m. ~~t two ~d onti quarter mile8 Ann Allen, Ann G~bson, ArJ~n
If.om the Mlulon Santa Clara. So Huff and Ann St~wa.rt of B&Jt>pa
ap.winted, Ueutenant M.orap set AREA taland ; Lynn Boftley ,' Deanna Bo111-
out with aome stxty followen On en,• Patty Clemence, Diane Cran-
November 29, 1777, found a. likely GIRL dall, Ruth Dudley, Gall Frahm,
apot al on« Ute border .of the Donna Hoppe, ?ttarta Plegwr, Ppt
stl'etlm, and started to build the Ritchie and Judy Slee~r ot OJ·
first adobes ot El Pueblo San Jose SCOUT rona deJ Mar and S&lly ·Pritt.er of
de yuadalupe. Beacon Bay j oined in the feJ11tlYI·
~e river tnat ran _put tbelr NEWS tie•. doo~. howe'fef', was to catllle lhol'le --... ~;.;~-;,--------
early • e t t I e r .s a ronaiderable
BAftBOR %010 amount ot. trouble. All had been Thf' 19rl0 Girl Scout cookJe sale,
head~ by M.rs. Arthur Kramer,
closed , as a rousing succeu with
every troop In the organtutton
working with top energy. The en-
tire proceeds w111 be kept for the ..
":::::~::::::::::::::::::lllt::::E:ea:t=Ba=lboa==Bl:v:d..:::Ba::lboe::::::::' jwell ln tbe dry 8f!690n when the _ towJ;t had been founded, but when
the winter and .spr1ng ratni'ill c&e,
flood waters moved d o w n the
river tn a mass, carried away a
d am that the settlers had built
for irrigation purposes, and Inun-
dated their bomea. Although they
moved their pueblo farther back
from' the river, the winter and
l'lpring floods continued to give
them trouble, and It wasn't untU
twenty years later, in 1797, that
tbey finally got free from t h e
.sto"Pmy waters by tnovlng their
village well over to a new location,
the center of which was near the
comer of Market and San ·F er-
nando str~ets ln the modern town
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Best she ever baked!
of San Jose.
local Girl Scout Hoti!le. .Joan :
Partaen ot N e w po rt Beach, a I -------------
member of the Mariner $hip Stor ·
noway ROid the greate:St number
ot boxe1t of any individual.
Newport Girl Scout organlza·
tlon m o u r s the 1088 of a good
friend Jn the recent , pa."8lng of
Mrs. Suaan M. Rutherford, many
yean a re11Cdent of Balboa. When
the A88oclatfon was tint organ-
ized tn thl.l!I area, Mr&. Rutherford
wa8 secretary of the board of di-
rectors. She asaisted generously
with contributions and aided in the
buUdlng ot the LltUe Houae. She
will bt ml&Sed.
St. P,4TRICK'S
GREETING CARDS
• BUSINESS FORMS
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•GIFTS
Costa Mesa Stationers
-~ . Eagle Rotk_'P-astor
to b·e Considered
for C. D. M. Church
Next Bv.nday m.ol'ftll\g the eo-.
rona • del Mar CommunJty Church,
COncrtpUOCla). will ~ve u a
gueat ):>reacbel-_the, Rev. Paul Ed·
wa'.rd Babbitt, mtnlater of t h e
United Church of Eagt~ Rock, Lofi
Angelo. Member• of thfi church
~re lookin& torw-ard to next Sun-
day with cona.Jderable lnt'ereat be-
cause Mr. Babbitt la comina upon
the lnvltaUon or the pulplt con1-
mJttee. The p'utpJt committee I.a a
special committee appointed to
seek for a succe.ator to the Rev.
Perry 'fi'. Schrock who Will retire
u aoon M hl8 succeuor la In-
stalled.
Thll ill to be an exchange aer-
Vfce, with Afr. Schrock preach ing
ln Mr. Babbitt's pulpit In 'Lrui An-
geles.
Llldlem Bair Styling
- a Spedatty by Den -
DAN'S BARBER SHOP
ID Ba!We Theatre mdc.
'191 & Bel-Blvd. Bal ....
""Sorry, you're at thfo wronc
platt, folk" ••• you l'f"f th08t'
fresh Fryf'n at HOLLOW AV
FARMS!" -
GARDEN GROVE BLVD . wt>s.t ol
H.1rhor Bl"d Garden Gro ... e
A vallable In Harbor area at
Today San Jooie Is a nourt11hlng
town, busy wtth lts manufactur·
Ing and Its fruit packing, and set
In a richly product ive valley that
each spring brings forth an un·
p8.raUeled display of gayly colored
bk>SJtoms.
Tr-oop 3-4 th grade Brown lea
Meet Tuesday 2 :15, Commu-
nlty Church, C .D.M.
Leaders: Mn. F . Lammf'rmon,
Mra. A. R. Marsac.
1788 N Pwport Blvd. ' RICHARD'S UDO ... 1\-IARKET ._°""" __ •_n_•_s_12_·_R ___ eo._1_._111_ .... _·__,·J BOARDMAN~ BAiboa hland
I ' Lido Woment • 2J1d T ourney6
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second -the sprbrg -~NS.RING
br)dge and ......-toum .... ent . SERVICE -
for Lido hie Womd.'a dub wlll We tfke the place of an office
be held Ma~ 1a t.ldo tale aecretaey on a twent -f bo Community dub with du--Y our ur . , .cbedu1e , , • Any time you a.re
u rt served pnxnpU at 1 P· m. out w~ a.naw~r your telephone
Following thl.! CU1 .,,._,.., .John and taste' :>'Our measagea W -
Boyd, bridge cbal wtU Jr.eep take a (ter hour calls f~r · ~ve,;
scores ?.<fled at . club . boµse lype o'1 (Jrm • . . We diSpatcb
during the town .. I your setyice me.n tor night repair
~ caJta. elc. •.• \Ve &o1ve holiday
Mr. and Mrs. R y Keene and overume '"probJ•ms . . .
1 VACATJloN SERVICE -Your on Northern T rir1 phone cover«! • While you are . Ii" away ...
Mr. and Mn. Ro)r Keene ot.)3al-'
boa .Peninsu.la have ~t on a no-
tor ,ol!_ting. plannllt« ~ ~ a~y
three weeks. San Francisco, Seat-
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inc luded on the Itinerary. C LASSIFIED ADS .
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"I'm Building Real Security ·
-I Sa~!e a M i~e Each Day" ?
~" D i mes, quar1ers and do llars add up
1,0 g ood amoun1s. Sl\'e regularly -
tin •n insured sa,·ings accounc here.
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SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
P. A. PA LMER. Pre<ident
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NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
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Guests Present
for Courtesy Night
at Mesa V.F.W.
These Brownies are working nn
the stenciling of napkins for tbelr
pre1ent project. At th e Ir last
meeUng Joan Brandt and Mary
Lou Todd were refreshment hos-
t eRSe!ll . They served home.made
cookiC'l!I and punch.
See YVONNE DeCARLO in "Buccaneer's Girl" by U~iversal in Technicolor
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Cinch Calre Mix conptin* everything •.• all the
highest quality ingi'edientl needed for your
lighteft, most deiiaiouS wfilte cBke . ..Next time,
bake Cinch •.. the c<!mPtete c:ake miL
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Courtesy Night was observed at
a 'ITleetiOg or the Ladies' Auxiliary
to Veteran11. of Foreign Wan Po11t
No. 31)31 held March 3 ln C08ta
Mt'sa American Legion hall. Each
local officer had as her 11peclal
guest on officer of the same sta-
tion from a nearby community.
Representatives from Los Angele~.
Santa Ana, Westm1n•ter, Orange:.
Seal Beach, Huntington Beach and
other communilieM we re honored.
They were presented with dainty
corsages and potted plant8.
Mrs. Georgia Ban reported on
, the recent pot luck dinner and en-
/ tertainment conducted In the new
Costa Mesa V. F . W. ha.II on 17th
S t . Another dinner is planned ·tor
the near future.
Miss Hester Tallman, hoepltal
chairman, announced that she 8.ncl
Mrs. Leila Lane would d e 11 v er
robes a11d other finished clothing
lo the Sawtelle Veterans hospital
March 8.
During the buslncs.<1 s es 8 I on
nominaUorut were made for of-
fi cers to 11erve during the coming ye~ Jnstal(ation nl1ht ~ sched-
ul~ tb be! rte-ld ·•o· Apri 21st.
At the cloae o( the meeting the
local Post joined_ the ladies In a
s pecial social hour. The long tabJes
were gayly decked In the colorful
motif mJggestive Of St. Patrick's
Day. Elnborateiy decorated home
n1ede cakes and coffee wer e served
to more than 100 men1bers end
guests.
Benefit Luncheon
to Aid Planting
in Church Fernery
fi'irst of a series of· be net l t
lunch~na, proceeds ot which will
go . toward purchu.e of plante for
the large fernery at Chri•t Church
by the Sea was h eld 'Neaday at
lhe home ot Lillian Owen, ~
Cove•.
Followtng the Chinese luncheon
t.. pe3ta played canasta with tlnrt.
prize leoinl' to Joyce McDonald,
second tQ Jean Xc.Doaald and with
Betty eras.--.
Othera p re a e n t were Lillian
Ftsll, Dorla FeJ11UOOb, Lona Ucht.
Glady• Woodworth, Elate Salter.
Alma Knowlton ot S a n t a Ana,
Genevieve Barnes aM M.lm Elouise
owen.1 who autated h~r mother wl\I' tbe tuQdleon.
Troop 6-4 th grade Brownla.
Meets Monday 3 :00, G. · S . Hou.w
Ucaders: Mrs. L . E . Cock ,· Mn.
R . A . S chroeder.
Re c en t I y this group had a
Wsahlngton 's Birthday party plan·
ned by the glrll'I a t the Utt)('
Rquse. Complet ed er<' mitt pot.
holders which were made &.'t gift.~
for the g irls' mothers. The troop
la busy on their Easter project
which U to make basket draw·
string ha.ndbags to be !'lent ti:> un-
dE>rprlvUeged Bakersfield. girl.!! of
the aame age. Thia l8 part of their
International Friend8hlp program
field, the girls electing to do tor
American Qllldren in need. For
the March 1'oth program to be held
in the Little Howie to celebrate the
38Ul year of the founding of Girl
Scouting. members of the troop
elected Ethel Schroeder to t,epre-
aent them ia the costume Of. an
Iril!h Lassie.
, .Troop 26-;-3rd gr.de Brownies
: ""Meel8 S :00~ Mon:~ O. S. Bou8<'
'LeiiderR: Mrs. O. ·Ptahk, Mn. A.
Bunnell .
Mrs. D. J . Dean's r esignation M
leader of this troops WM accepted
with regret and Mrs. C. Plank: la
the new )eoder. These BroWJ!.)es
have flnl11hed a health proeram
fi eld and have been studying nrst
Aid and CltizeMhlp. At the la.it
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meeting Margene BuMell wu rc--
freshment hosteg and Bes a y
Burnham was elected to represent
thq troop at the Girl Scout Birth·
day celebration in -Canadian OOs-
tume.
Radio, Local Prog.
o Honor-Founding
of ,,Girl Scouting
In obMrvance. ot the S&th Wrth-
da.y ann1Vft9&1'1" of Oirl Scota.Ung,
announcement b: being made tly
Glri 8 co \I t bea.dquarte0ra "Of. a
aria ot radio programs 'deslped
for ..OUta of all ages whlcb Wl.U
be -Mardi 11·1~. n.e bf'OlldcuU follow the local
pl'OlftlD to be held at the Girl
Scout hooae Friday; Mardi ao at
7 :30 p.m. tor trOop le:adeb t.nd
ad.Ult memben of the orp.nba•
lion. -troop will w npre-
8f!isted ln u.e-program which t'
Mesa WSCS to· Ste clesllned to allow tile lnt_emalloll&I -i . ecope GI. tile orpN8Uon and to PictUres of Je"'"n -or the founder o1 Girl, Scout·
I ,..-r , iJ:C In A.lnerle& • .JUiiette Low.
'Cetaeral meeting of the Women'a \Bftts dc•wt• Will be over 111tldwJ
Society ot. Cllriatl&n 8enlce at tile. -ui-ud. w h 11 e 'ft"'"'"!""i
Costa K-CommWllty .K-hour8 are !« -em ..-nt
clliur·cb wtn be Mid TtaW'ldaJ, ttat; ue •21~ "' •Plitr to
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1a ~f:•• au-1m1 r•• . ......,. PNsr••: wit n a. --,,, __ ,_ llMOU.11-.att.ow,,..... _ _,
la Pt·-...,. Ille wit& u a •••1• a•d ~trlr'llllcla. -a.a'1
pu1111c ..,;.,.. ,•*•·Midi .. w Dood)# pUt::r, tw. ,_. auaa I•
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'>•tr-upoa a1J ....-cbanta to ~ • .,....J!lele de&n-up and
-llP.ln tllelr !It!> .... and ~ ~ "19lasn11 Fl re ChJef ~
C1Qclrtt WU..U th"J dodl~te tlliit :r-°• l!Priag Cle-·Up W~lt lo l"'WNI dow)l th:e -. In i· r· -lo~ .
. ~·~·a Cl••Jt.-.P
Week baa bffn set for· the w or ...,ru ie.22. 1
_81',tlaUea •how that moat ~ea
lltart with common bazar<ls, ~
u ~ clprettu and accu· _,.._, Of l rubbiab, II\" Cl)lef
~ ll:y gflllnl'. rid Of ~)e
rvbbl•b that flte feed!I on. mer--
dlanta w11i Ilia¥• fewer tlree. I ·
Bprlag Chan-Up w l 11 benetft
lllliiW Ji.itltar ways 190, be addOd.
A Mat at.ore displays merchand~e
W better advantage, ts more at'.::
tractive lo C"Ualomen. , . la eonduc~&' your Sp r l 1'1C
Cl-.D-Up. the Chief recommeni;is
-be&ln by lnspectin~ tile
,._ment Whl!'re fire recorda ~
·""' pel'Cent of all store flrea atarL ,
C)ee.n out all retuse that ~Y
ll&'A collel'ce<I . 1·
r 8ee that 1tock ls always pla~
Sn apeclal atorage rooms ~~r
than 1:n any handy s.pace lri ~'e
luernenl. F l a m m a b l e Uquidill ,
,.U.ta. etc., necessary to the bu.SJ-
naM ahould be stored ln fire·r't!-
al..stive rooms or o u t a i d e tbe
bulktlng.
Keep special metal bins W1bi
coven on them for waste paper.
raga, packlnc materia\8 or other
combuatlble1. 11
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both basement and main sto""
There ls no shortcut to firi;: safet'y.
Jt depend.!11 upon a dally routine In
which manasement and etnployes
should cooperate. ~·
Smoking should be prohibited in
ba!lement and aeUJnl' floors. Areas
considered sate tor smoking by the
flre dep•rtment should be marked
and amok.in& allowed only in those:
areas. Careless smoking and dU\·
~· of matches are the single
lar&eet cause of fires.
Look over your exteimJon corda
for fraying, and see that they are
not run thPOUSh door•.i-;ays. under
rugs or over nails where they ca n
become wom and broken.
U the store has an automatic
"Prinkler SJ•lll1'm, 1tee that sprlnk·
ler hf'ads haven't become corroded
and that lhey ere not obstructed
by cartons of merchandise.
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Wltb Bob Geier
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City l:mplOyea AModatlon, meet.-11-----------..:' I Inc In L<Slon Hut,,#onday ntsht ~-::oome 0_ ny un&nJ.mOualy Yot ... to attUlate Dl4 )'OU Oftr •~ •-' <> .. L --lane te11 lr1-t bHkl• the with the .J:lhployet AMociaUOllj of ··-P ' · "" · . the IMP ot C&lltomla · Cltlu. hOUH'" o\" 0 1t tell rlght lnto the, ~ i..ealu.e:••' EmJk>yee A..uocta.
bay" t Many people have th~ ld~I uon ill a.:newly tonned atatb-wlde thot planet COft eully fall rlSI> group dNl&ned to-turther th• In·
out of the aky, mueh .u a ~ tj!reata" aha alln8 ot lflunl.clpal em-
WoUJd fall when drtw.n over a cliff. p10yeai. HUoQua.rten or the u-
But such 19 not tbe cue ex~t sociaUon !ts ln Puadena .
in a fnr 18olated cues. ~ nUd-alr · Otto Jacoba, wbo drafted the
cotUaton Might ca u 1 e Bu.fflclent c h a r t e r for the city ethploya
dalnaae to U\e wlnp, or very in· IJ'OUP M're waa gru.ted honorary •
frequently, some structural f&U· membe'nhJP jn the Newport Beach
ure mlsht cause the plarur to fall A.uoclaUon tn recocnlUon for his ~ are very rare 1ndeed aen1Cel t.o the Sl'OUP· Voting on
and of ooune can be ~nted en... the meawre waa unanlmoua.
ti rely •Imply by . COllll&nt c&rellll l:ntertolnment wu turnlthed by
oblie:rvatlon on th6 part of lhe Art Knight. whO ftndered a dem·
pilot. And unlike in the old di.ya, oMtntlon of hypn'otlam •Wllng u -
atructUral !alturee &re almoBt un-soclatlon mernben u subjecU. · heard of the• e daya. weu, it
plane• don't J'A~ what dou · • '' F" En i • beppen wtien they cruhT . "Noisy . ire g ne
The point I'm trytnc to -la c c· taint th&I ID moot c .... of occident near 8llseS OIDp
populated areas, the p 11 o t . ha 9 A \\'omatt ealll"d the police at
aome control of the ablp and lhb 5:65 a. m. WNlnMClay aAd re--
account• tor the tact that we very po~ • nol•y t r 0 e k ta thf' .-._ 'HQ(iD'S .~{~. ,.. flllao:rM~ry_ ~ 8-•. Newton. ,W.., '1-vlt. ~ 1eldom hear of a plane directly ""'lhhortiood.el Adama and Bay l°O''llt~oli. ud Pafa7 ·'8rftltb_.ve ~-,tO pirree .the' tt...._..,e • tlle Oran .. e Caut Hllep hitting a house or a group of .avenoea, Bal.._
· · • · · ' people. PoUce ofncen went to thf' ... , .. .....i--~~' .';''' .(.'':. ~· ·.·;--. . •
' • 'r'-<..~f • .-· · • • . Of coune everyone wW lnlmedl· area and foulld the .._olR"' ",.. ~~ ~ · ! .:-.~ -., •. •• • N ately think of BW Odom'• tragic cawted by a flre truck paMln& ' . .( T Ded·caf e' ew eruh but bne mu.at remember that the . "-oman'ili home w h , I r l"e• 0 I this wu a race 1n whlCb the planes "poad?n.r i. .-s C'&IJ at M>l5-A Eallt
were nytng very law a t. very high Bay AVP.., Bafboa. • • • Cl b c · ft h epeeda and thwi cannot be com-T1i.e fltt. '''a" oonflJM'd to a U ra S Op pnred to normal fiytng acUvlty. natll'INMI la the itome of p, B. 1 . .. . . ~~!Jo!, ~~IY i~~~~i:;;:cthJ~n: WrtPt. ______ _
--··--·-·--:..... _____ .,... .... _ • ...,. ... ..____________ Regular monthly breakfa.11t lhe~fore when a crash ts lnevll· .Coast Wrestlers
Yant .. ~le,·y -Lose ... s. ·scot-ing Ti. 1tle , 2:~::d;.:~::~N:,;~75 ~J·7r. ~:~:::::tt::t.~:.~::= nost Marine Team
• Shore cafe. ~ No planl wtlJ simply fall out of Orange Coast college's defend-.
t, Sh ; .b Si ' . I ' p ,._ t ctllef topic ol·lnterest wu the lbe aky without reason a.ny marl" .Ing 1949. Eastern Conference 0 ·annan : . _.y .. _nn_ e. .... 0, ~ :ro;1~:erot~e::c,~~ ::~~:e: ~~: ~g:we:: I;~ a'":=~t~~tp ~!~ ~~~l!n~:i~~·~lo;~~~~n:_ig;:: ~ r·~ club fathers rolllng up the Ir 90D, even though It h.u been said Rpe~la.U.l.I Rt 7 :80 p.m. tonight In
Lanky George Yardley of Stanford, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Grorge !lleevcs and really pitching In to "A' tree ts an object which standg .the OCC gymna.<1ium.
H . Yardle y, Jr., ·2140 Ocean ·front, Balboa .. hel~ a short·Il~ed Southern ruRh the job to compJeUon.. P.ar· in one spot for yean and th('n &ud-After dropping t h e I r Beaaon
divlsioll be.9lletball .COrlng record Saturday night when he s cored titlons and framing &N completed. de.aly jumps ln front of a lady iopener t o the marine matmen, the
2S points 88 his team J_oet to cattforai&,, 64 t o 5!'J tn th~ final Coast Some interior finl.shin• and some driver.',' Don't ..-et smug, gent&. locals have shown steady Improve-
• In t t 1 lnent, and they are tavoreCI to wln conference ·-me of the sea.on at Palo Alto. ·benchet11 must be completed as well they jump ront o y ou once n
•-l d hllr t t.hJ.8 evening's contet11t. Yudl"y'• mark, breaking t~ old aeuonal record of 232 point;i a.a the rest of the plumb ng an aw oo. ForJ11er all-CIF and AU champ-. w iring .. I wonder how many more times in conference games in one sea.. Cl 1 t i Bo d 1 klna Dean Burehett and Carroll . It was noted that National the vi Aeronau cs ar s go-son, was 237 points. But when the pavilion w h 11 e Ntabtifthlng the Boyw' club ~ee.k will be celebi:ated lng to delay the 0 per 8 t l 0 n ol Middleton wUI lead th e Pirate
final ~t6rns of the USC·UCLA ,MW ~rd. durln~ the Wef"k ·of March 20 to SouULwett Air Llnes Into Orange attack, and 1949 Eas tern Cpnfer-
. y di J st His teammates tried t o aid him 26. It i..8 planned to dedicate thf' County Alrport. I deflnit~ly feel ence title holders J9hn Ji'rench game came rn, or ey w as u in his scoring e!fort but Yardley h In and St eve Changala are also t USC, Biii Sh completed craftahop sometime there ahould be some c ange one point shy o . s ar-echlevt'(I the new rrlatk ft'&inly on 1 h b 11 acfte'.duJed to compete. r during th e latter part of that the present aw w le a ows one
man who ])O!lted a new high o b~ .OY{n. .eff~r~. WHk if progress. continues at ilB AJr Une to cause· eo much grief
?38. .Ya.rdJ.ty abo won tlle <htlnctlon current pace. and trouble tor a nother line or to Balboan With U. S.
The former 12-game recoJ"d. of or·i belog the t)tlrd man in. Stan-.Special work crews are invited other people.
232 points \vu set by stanford'8 tortra h~rOl'Y to ever score 400 to help on Tuesday and Thunday Tbe reAident~ of orange County Forces in' Japan
L 1 ttl .P.Oints "in one season fpr all games. night• and Sunday attema<ma for have been looking forward to air .
:amous Angelo {Hank ) use He ~ .. bb c'Cillege caretll' with thP next two weeks. It tat.hen or line senke rrir aorne. time and lhq Wftb the Elg-hth U. S. Army
in l9J8. LuiseUi was on h~d to. -t.13 pq,lu..tf in 25. .games . .' others interested in comJ*ttn« Ve entitled to it. Thia ls a pretty ~ Hachinohe, Japan, Corporal
watch lbe g•me ~d w&e pull!ii• \'atdleY who .. hu played four the crattabop have other hours fair Used &Tea with a large popu· John V. Henry, son of Mn. Mar-
for .Yardley all the way. yuJ.. ~"Of · v_arfi~ baa~t~I at available, they may volunteer for atJon and olany ot tbem use aiJ'-garet Henry, ot. 806 Eaat Ocean
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with Lyons jCabineta -reduced 25 %
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U.tea to Our~ N~t -KTED-1120 on Your Dial
BAI BOA
Fun Z ,one
' Now· Open Every
!Since a recent survey ti0f s~re
flrel!I "how• that 75 percent of allt
mercantile fires break out when
the store la cJosed, it Is a good.
practice, the Chief added, . to in·
spect t h e &hop carefully before
J1?avtng tor the day. Check to see
that no lighted cigarettes have
be~n left lying about. 1
Fri~, ~· an!:I Sunday , ________ ................. ________ ~. The Balboan .. wh o torme1·ly SU.nfohi;.'JJU .A.11 .. lklutbe.fn,.cail-any night during the week. Spec--Une tranapOrt.aUon. Al preaent. front. Balboa, Is now woTklng at
play.ed on th e Newport Ha'rbor fomJa ! •nd: ~~l~Su~t League In l&l commendation goes ;to R . J. they mu.tao 40 mtle,s through the Battalion S-1. His preaent unit
Union HJgh school tea.m, gave on~ th• .. ce.Bt~r s)qt Qfl -t h'e ljarbol' Webl.ter tor coordinating and heaviest ol tratnc to ruch the Loe-~ Hf'adquartel'S Company 2nd 1-------~-_j,._....:.._.:,_i,.,. ___ _,. ________ _
9! th e gr~~test , exhlbitiq!Js of ~~· ,&}P,.. , urlng ~e 194.tl .. bas-plaJmLna the various Jobi a:nd to Ango.i.ts terminal, lllld the lime .Jnlantry Rfglment, better k nown
ShooUng" .. ~. J ''f .L-rneJ~ . < • ~ -~.., .. r rt.'Beq:t\f~bor. -thu&-OOIMU.Unedls.otten-01\lCbGlOl'e. the ··Queens Own ftegtment'' ~
Harbor High Entered ip~~~ern .. :.·
:~~:,::::;:-=. ::7.~1~!.i::~ Counties · .Track ~f .~x.t ~'ur: ay
receiving the benenta t o which. N~Tf (,,fttgh &chool will at· , , , .
ew P1an Assisfs
Vet Mental Cases
U'lelr veteran l!lita.tul!li entltlea them tend the ~ 29th ..\nnual Southern bra, c-.au&y, ~Pi--:e&.Vkla, El
under law, accordlne lo Ben U e-Counties ~k aod Field i:n~ei 111 ..... ..___,_ ..,. 1 i rt 0 n
bermann, coiinty of Orange. next Sa.lul"day, ·M•rch 18.-,TttS:a, ~_;~"-• -: u & '
·It Wu turther reported at the: than to ma_ke a tour o't five bWl· Or '"J'lle Spearhead" of the fame<!
tdlrecton• meetln«' that FeQ,rua.ry dred mile trip from there on. 7th Infantry DI vi BI on. better
nttendance figu1'es wett at th• I Mlleve It would be In order for known a.~ the "Hourglass Dlvi-
uaual !Ugh level. Some 3321 mem-lntere:Ated res ldenl!I to write to the slon," Hnchinohe, Honshu, Japan.
her vlslU were recorded durtn& Civil Aeronautics Board In Wash-Prior t o jolnl.ng the occupat ion
the month '°" an average daity lngton, D. c .. demanding that t h@y forcee In J apan, Cpl. Henry un·
attendance ot 138 member 8. either permit the Soulhweat Air derwent bas.Jc trn.lnlng at Fort
Twenty &lx new membere joined Linea to aervlce thi.11 area as thf'y Bragg, North C&roltna, after en-
d u r Ing F ebruary '9r.tnc1Jlig the with to da, or If they decide in tering the ~ervlce In Auguat of
total membenhlp to 506. Two favor 9f W estern Alr Unea, force· 1$4,8.
hundred tlfty...ooe protect. were tbem to maJle Ute Orange County I He· attended Texlle High school
zn.-de ln the various· ttaft depart-Airport one of their 1topa. at New York. His special Interest
menta. Athletic Director Rod Mac· During the pa.st week, I havf> lb ·hl&h acbool was basketball and
M.llll&n wu commended for hla &eefl several examplea ot the type taotball,
After a veteran i• lnstltutlona.1· track reiet' ls }le.Id each y~r .op ~·~~'" B.ooYM~. San DJego.
tud, It le often dilncult t o do Ute the Huntlngton\Beach Btah .:~ ~ew~·J.Of11p ~-Long_ Beach.
ntteMB.ry investigating and ,-per, track; t'1e meet-starU at· 12 :~ Long eetlch P.oly, ld.!lrk Ke ppel of
'W'Orll. But cooperative arrange-n6on and runs_ until ~:00, p.m . Alhambra,·· u...o,_a.t; ~b.-:C 11 q. Point
j ment. h.ave now been worked out .St tltt t th a 192% sk Intense work ln scbedUlint o-..er of fiyln.c' which cauae8 accidents, i StaUoned in Camp Haugen near I
100 bl.Rltelball pmee ln the past eomf'Jlmes to lnnoc,.,nt parties. the city ot Hach lnohe. Cpl. Henry ----------1------------------
with the proper oourt offleia.l, to · ar. r . n -e Yt: r ' Ji Loma,.. 'J>ornoe,o; ~ RJ~er· with a field of el&'ti.l ~ !A .. Pie, BU..rdlnO, Santa Ana. take the neceasary slep.9 In ad-mee.t h~ grown to t ~ e ~~ Sodth PaaadeM, Banta Barbara.
vance of court action committing! largest litgh achQol track and r~. WOodrow Wt18on of LoRg B4tach
the v•tuan. affair in t.he..·•late. It l8 also the ' nd w.,,1tl · '
tbree J'ftOl'lths tor tbe eighteen Two pilota, with no lns.trume.nt wW be eligible to return t o lhe /H'. h Q /' •p • • Ph H 16fL
Boya' club ba&kftball tealn8. tratnlnir, took oft u n d • r very United Stato1 tor re .. slgnment ln lg UQ . lfy ·1 ftnftng-, Qf 0 -0
Boys' c 1 u b financing 13 ao· marcinal conditions and climbed June of 1951. • !
proachinc a crisis due to the poor right up through an overnBt. Ob-------------'-------------+-----------------
There are more than S,200 vet-Id 1 hl b --•--• 1 In 'he 11 ·,•J:&4 er. era.na l.n O'ffrcrowdrd State boa--0 ee g D!JI_... mee ' · SchOal. ~ bav enteffd the
•• t state with the exception ol. t.He Small Sch~ls Meet· aere: Anaheim, plt&lll. 1f the neceMB.ry .,.gaa ure8' C.J...I'.. and has aalned ll&Uonal B
Community Cheat abowtnga, tl ''loualy there waa no clieari.noe ob·
waa reported. A apectal committee talned, since the whole flight was
has been appolllted· to recommend Illegal, AO t hey were eildangering
actlon. th" llvea of any per a on s wbo
Bo.aTd ruembera attendinl the pU(b~ M •· beflll legltlmately tolr
meeting -wtte Hetnz Kailtel', Sid JottAit'h~l!ttrofed~a~ment
Daridsoll, Howard Oeniah, earl tnihfP~~·~ .. ;,.. .... s
Sommer, C. W . Te Winkle, G~ Whe'll one seta a clff.rance ror
Beach, Rury Welch. &n Reddl<'k. !Ugbt at a certaJa 'Rltttude. 0 be 1t
and Don Huddlet1ton. ..... .eure that no one else hu 'beM
ori Governmt.nt torma. evidence · Ybetng on t ~ befit . 'Brawley, Be 11 Gardens, • rown
colM:ernlng t.he J veteran's ...-artirbe1 ta~ ~e ot 'Ute n:t~n'e bd.hh• M •. A ... pantta, Capistrano, .Cllloo.n
. service and ol.ber tntOnn&t!on ~ track d tteJd tan pJned tbetf Cbula 1~ttrta., Cit~s, Claremo t,
be obtained ~fore the veteran first ::.ne In ~ls . meet. I\ 0_.-:.9 CoacheDa, COltou. Corona, Coro-
entere a boflpit&I, It may go a • Nie~ ot. BuntJri&"ton Beach, ·llR.J· nfldo. Downey, oVden. «;hove, Har-
lon.g-way toward assuring blm ler ol San Oleg~ MQellfrr ot. San var d · M.A., Hunliaeln Beach,
the rtghta that are hard to est.ab-' Dif'&O, K1rkpatr.tck of El Cent~ LI.gun~ Beach, Kearny, LA Jolla,
ltab Jal.er. For om thing, It ,hl81 Nonnan Palll ot San.ta An&. an N ewport Harbor, Ocean.side, Or·
mental disability can be traced Eddie MOl'Tle ot Hunllngtoo ~ -..p, RoMmead, Saat;a Monica ,
to Ilia .UMilaTY ee:rv1ce, he. may • all went -.M to e11tabH8b etthv San Jticinto,. St. Anthony's, Sau
_eUgtble tor treetment lb a Vet· NaUonal Il\.t.e°rscholaat~ ar Na-D'fluito. Valentia; VI• la, and
el'&DI A.dmlnl.MraUon h .o s J:1 J ta 1 Uonal IntercbUe~ate record L 'wel:tb. J;.
• fTB.Dted pet'ft'\iMloo to fly in any
Boys , Club Slates w•y which would c•u.w. po•eatlal , • haard to bJm. & tMn feels &e-
M b ho F / CUN in the knowledge that be may
rather thaD ln tbe 1 le ss ·we l) Tli:ree world'• biab 9C1'ool. l'«'O~ At fifty of the-ab o .v e
-f'Qulpped Stale facilities. 1 haVe ~ f\Bl.fbllabed at thla meet. echool.8 will be present wit.II. ~
The new· procedura have been ~ · in ~ tnby list of abo~t 1200.
worked out In conjunction wtth ikboola BalM'ed · • 1-
tbe State Department.a of Veteran I Schoo la whlch have entered the . ..,_1 __ uu.ltle0 .ia ~ HW&.
Attain and ~ Meat.al Hygiene, and Large. ·Scboola 1Meet a~: ':A.lham· but ~ _p~ Job. Pbone Har. 181&.
le&dinl Yet er an 11 orpniaUons
and local nttJdala. --~ · . "'. ~"v· :..1 ... , .
Disabled ·Workers
Receive Benefits
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em 8r$ IP 8ftS p<OC-1 aloetr hrs coune In satet,-.
Effective March 1, all . Boya• But then fllOme 1terewbaU thinb
Club membership feu bave been ''with all that air up therei the
reduced by one-halt !Or the ~ ·ct\4J1cea are very sllm that I will
mainder of· l.be Boya' Club year. cet to aome point at the same
AU i:nembenhJpe expjre next June Urne u eome one else", 80 he pro-
l.at. Ji"or the next three , moat.bl ceedl te JO right up l;hrt>ugh it.
rres are 25c, S5c and Mc. Certainty the chances are allm.
Twenty-six new meniben join-but even at a million to one. b
your life worth It! Or if you E'<f the Harbor Ana BQya' Club don't value your life f'nd h&YC" no
durloi the month of February.\ reCard for u.. fK\Mlblt-~t rf<'rin~
During the month of March of. your lowd <>118.. for hco.ven·S '"""°"'' conteota wlU lie held In 80me tradl •Yeata. A. plQ&' poeg -.ke think ot. tM innocent other
tournament w i 11 commenc. on ~pie wbo&e lives YC!U a.re en·
lll_on:h 10. On II(~ • ._...,.., dtll&•rlnt Benoftto ·-Ulo OalifONI&, Dlabllity ~ proar•• ....
tolalllnc '31.811&.89 w ... paid to
the On.nae county am worbn
.i.o •ere anaWe to work due to ,
lllnea -Ulo ..-th of r.i..
ruory. ~ lo V. L. Hetu!, I
--._tr Of Ulo Dltlllllll)' f lftaurt-DC-.. ~ the Depart·
from 7:00 10 1:30 COocll a.,. Let'1 ~p1oy the -fafr 8Dd
Rouo ot Oranse Oout OOIMse etlller. get aa imtnunent rating
' wW ID8lrUcl 0 limited ~--al ~.O~ lepll,y, °' STAY OUT OI'
Bo)'ll' Club membera In tfl.e tectt. Mertil PltU Qt c 0 • ta ll-.
nlquu &!Id -"-811Up Of box· troucht a Rarwln ud ..,.rted to
llr&. l.d.. · I • . ....,, tO ny 11o U.. he ceuld uoe
. On TU Y e"' en fl Sa Irwin t~ to tnvel back and fOl'lh fNm
ment ot l!mp&oymnt. ,
lac~ In Ullo amount 13,240 .,
..... In .... _ llolpltll. -nu to worken tn t.M .,.. no
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bocly bulldlQS oa ewry -y. lilt llme° In the unprodloeUYe i...,_
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Individual reading lamps • Ca.r lighuisubdued for sleeping.
Tavern Car • Lounge Snack Car • Bofu .cars open all night.
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11' LosAageles8:15 a.m.,tu:rivesSan Franc:Uco~OO-p.m.?, S.•JtNl<J11i•· . ).,.,..,,,_o D•Jlitht via San Joaquin :Valley.Line, leaves 7:50 a.m.,
arrives 7:55 p. m.; du:ough seaion to Steam. to, JJrihng at 6:55 p. m.
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D:scusse·d ·t· o1 1-· _..._ .utlllMI l1rwi1 ~ Co11n -.,.,., '•-Qinner · ~ w..i.. :MUnu:;~ .. ·•· Kr·,t Meet·Wi 'h Bishop I ' ... ~ --""4~·..;,, .... ~ ir''ll'Ndotlell lllaloar, O•o.~•· . .....Joe .. ~a.a11.,,Mr., I r .
D·e; "'t ... "eet. '1ng locta1 ...,.;.. .unit, :&114 ~"'4 on,=.,"=::!~ v~'. le JGJta·lltallar .,.. Mn; H""-11.:too, 1. and I 1lbe Re•. Paul lloore Wheoier
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."',·n • 7, !V.J • bow •••y cbecked with the --•. Lee Q'llte"~, D -llbafe., and D. 9f Illa llllthcla7 &n• Mrl. MU-lluJier. IUlll·. . and ~tor' of SL 'Jamu Epi.cop.i ---<'7 ' 7 .., ·-· ll&U1"*1, b1oDilo ..... an.. amlU.: . r . . ohurdi an• Alexander Hamilton
Water District. Di · -~ df'S~ Pt~ -f9r
~Ille dollalloraUOb of bunau. to avoid dUpltcaUon. R• "' Jaebon, NewpOrt a.di; W. :r:mb at the Ooota "-home • ' • i;:, memt>e}, will be memben of ~
the '.I?" "IW'elfare liiuuu IJI aJoo 'told· of llow It Oll"ftla .unaer J . Nevllle, C. M. ~ ""'!·Jolin Kr. Mn! l>eal/ 8mlth, 136 A d" G t • ""1all l"OUP to be en(ert&ioed at
can -Jilh Ille O ra n g a t he Feclarated Coulmuntly Cb~ Burton, Coot& M-. ~ , ,Where.r,poUuck dlnner . r-C:-11 Iii Uill I 1 ~ •dinner Xonday evenlJlg at th e
Cowlty "elta .. bureau, the Rev. orotem. • . ' . I *iia ~. ~-1111 •• and et WI!). Tritt Hpm• . home of the Rt.[Rev. "·Em: Bloy.
JamM ~ addreued s ant a A cb&n&'• ln lhe tftaUtute meet. · A odd•t Prewau.a' ~~lldom4MS the dtJ\ln.-table ~op of the Dtoeue of Loa An-llPJ-Foot -Extetisi of S81vage Line A.na.:Oranc e Deanery of Catholic ln& for April wu announced, and The . Red ~ train. eel more w~ P ta.blee were centered Mr .• and llra. William B~ Tritt. &"el•. They •will di.8cU88 a paper
Women, Leaden tnaUtu~. at a in.lt ead. of being on the 4th, It will W\U' lll&a. · ' 111.3 Weal Bay avenue, Newport ~rt&lnlng t to genf!raJ community
. ' ' meeitiic he Id TUUday at St. be held on Tllud&y, April 18 an~ t.han H .000 ponoOno In "°cklent ~ and canuta formed tho ·Beach, Ila•• bad u houoe .guem problem• .,.111<!1 wu read to the
Mary'•. a llt ll"ullerton, wtth Mn .. 11 t entatively a et for Lacuna preVenuon counu ~~ year. 1 t>Ojlt~ al dJventon. Included Col. and Mn . M. H. McK1Mon of Houee of BlahopP at the 5 6th Recommen41l)S that th• COWll;I oupervtooro pn><eed without delay
wt\.h their planl to extend the Q~ aalvap Une trom.-:Prado d&1n J, A rth8J'! ; Taylor 'of U do I a l e Beach. The following aeaslon will Jnj the pnlal cfmpany w ere A fcadia , " trfennlal convention last summer.
p....tdtnif,' be on May 2 at St., Boniface --Opport'l"ltY lo IUlocklqs In IM/"· ro. Wllllaiii Purdy, )(.,. ' a.natber 1000 feet lnto the buJn. t-o"[ar\. Wet tnatan&Uon beyond Rincon
"-". the Prance County W~ter JP!atr1ct ·c11-tors Wedneeday ..i.o
urpd -1y pumplns uplora\lona preparatory to oonoiriict.lon of a
propmed branch plle:ry n~~ ot the _rtver, to feed lntc the main
•lvase line l.n Ume for the ~m-in• lrrtpUon H&80l\. , j report to the board from a •pecl&I
The water dlllrict board '.a..Llo committee named to •tudy the
heard a recommendation f tj o m r e ,p or t of ConaulUng Engineer
JCnsSneer Paul Bailey that lSJ ap-Thomu' Means, made for the Or-
pllcaUona by RJvt:nide and [San ange •County Flood Control dJ.a..
Bernardino water lnterata tq fUe trlct.
on. UUe to water and for 1p".9'flinc The committee report, presented
operaUona around the r I ~ of throUJh Roml Shaler of Tus\ln.
Prado buln be oppoM<l when ana.iyzed the .Meana report that
hearing i. aet by the atatc defr rt· 8000 acre ·re et of water now
rMDt of wattt rnourcee on ppll-wasted through transpiration In
~tioo for permit. Prado baaln could be salvaged, the
' Bailey ·a a.I d hls tnvesti~tlon prefered method being through
sbqwed that •preadlng ope on.a1 conatruction or two branch galler y
In the area propoled by th up. lines. one north and one south of
TtVer tntenata would not t.rfect. the river, to feed to the main line o.• supply ot either Orange cpunt)"' inlet above R incon road; 1n con-
or the upriver tntereats -Would necti'on with removal of vegeta-
cain nothinJ. But fWng on' till~' lion from 1600 acres In the basln.
Qf tbe wate-r la a different itjatter, I The report estimates 3479 acr~
he said, becaua41 aome ot the 'water
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of wastage area ..
involved alway a cornea down riv el' The que11tion of perfors ting the
lo Ora.nl'e county. main line be Io w Rincon roa.d.
againat which Engineer Meana ad-_Rtpt QuesUonN ville.a, should be "reserved wtth-
He questioned, In any event, out prejUdice for discUMion with
tbe leg'l.l rtrht of the flood c:pntrol the flood control district, after·
dlatrtcll upriver to app'ropriate fUrther investigation," the com-
water. Betldea. he eatd. there la mittee recommended.
ho .urplua water on the !Santa Serving on the committee with
Ana river to appropriate. Shafer were Engineer Paul Bailey
Action on the salvage line ca.me of the water di.strict and Engineer
On mot I o n of Director Louift E . N. Thompson, of the Santa Anfl
Lemke of Placentia to accept a Rive r Development Co.
Public Officials Realize Need,
Laud 'One Great Hour of Sharing '
' Public offlciala rrom many parU..-------------
or the country today pral!led the produce the radio programs under
ftUef and reconatruction actlvitlea the general supcrv181on of Church
of American church worken in World Service. .
critical areas, and stated that thlB The campaign l8 beini spon-
program 11 neceuary to promote sored by the Federal Council of
democracy and Chrtatlanity.. the Churches of Christ In America,
Statementa releued by . U. S . the Foreign Mil81ons Conference
'8enatora. members of the iHouse of North America, the Amertcah
of Repruenta.tivce. and other lead-Committee of the World Council
ln&" figurf's, Wd that voluntary of Churches. and the United
aid la an essential supplement lO Council of Church Women through
eovernment aulatance t h r 0 u g h Church World Service. The United
Ole European Recovery Program Christian Youth Movement ha.a re-
ot the Point Four Program · , cenUy }Q!_ed to gtve tt active au p-
11\e aucceu of the concerted I port, as has the United St.eward-
appeal conducted by C'hu:rch World! ahip Co u n ct 1 and the Un It e d •fenk:e. lnterdenomtnatlonal rel;-Church c&nva.81
-tld a.pney for major Protuta'ntl The following. n at I on a 1 coin.-
and Eastern Orthodox churcJie.s ot' munlons are participating In "One
America, In March of 1949 ha.a in-Great Hour or Sharing"·
1plrcd another "Great H pur." The Northern Baptist Conv ntl
conlinulna need abroad Indicates Seventh Day Baptist , Chu;ch 0
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pie neceuity of another united the B r e t h er n, Congregations.I
!Uort.. . ~ Chrlattan Churches, Disciples of
.. Th.! '860 campalp will be called Cb.riat, Evangelical eon·gregatlon-
ONIC GJ\E.A. T HOUR OF SHAR-al Church, Evangelical and Re-
lNO -t.hla time a.n hour of Wor-fOrmed Church, Evangelical Unit-
• h l p, Concern, Dedication and ed Brethem. Friend.9 Five _ Year ~fclpaUon ln •churches through-Meeting, National LuthJeran Coun· 1
out the United Statu ..on ·Su04ay, ctl, The Method.lat Church. Presby-
.Much 12. II®. on this Sunday. terlan Church tn th'e u. s.:Presbv-I
major Protutant and Eutern Or· terian Church In the u. s. A ..
thodox cburchee wtU unite apt~~ U.nited Presbyterian Church 'Pro-
fof' ~ overseu "lief. reconatruc.. teatant Episcopal Church. R~form~ an d Inter-church a Id pro.. ed Church In America, Romanian li'a'ma of the communion.a and the. Orthodox Episcopate of ·America,
cooperative projecta of Ch u r c h Rusaian Orthodox Church of North
World Service. America. and Serbian Ea.ste rn Or-
One Great Hour placed atreu-thodox Church.
upon llstentn1 to one radio pro·
pm of l'~•t •i(nlflcancc.
Though the radio remains an out-
standlnc mcdJum for promotion.
emphulll of the 1800 camP.il'Q
will lk-upon ONE GREAT HOUR
Qr SHARING. Instead of only
one broadcul. there wlU be stx.
radio trart8Cr1ptloN and four ma·
jor network Procram•. whJch will
ttmind UklM U.tenlng that on
Bundoy. Marci\ u , 19:!0. Chrt.U-
arui throu&hou.t the United Stat!!tl
will be unltlnl' IJI ONJ: OREA T
HOUR or· SHARING. The Pro-
tatant Radio "~ wtU
Coste Mesens
Motor to Leke Meed
A motor trip to Lake Meade,
Las V"gu and ·a o u 1 de r Oa111
proved a very delightful outing
for Mr. and Mrs .Douglu Hinea-
ly of 240 E . 20th Blrcet. Costa
M~. The Hineslys went to Ne·
V&da over Sunday.
U you want to ,.U)' c..r eel.I any·
lhiDJr, uee a Praa want &d.
-People do read the Presa ads.
rat.bu Bury. n~I)'. a ppOlnted cburgh, Anaheim. CU88lJ'DCD A.DB. }of' and . K~ Chamberlin,
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la America forQettinq Its promise to provide enouQh national
cemeteriea to care for mu who bore the brunt oJ ita battles?
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U... of burial lD • natioml wt917.
~ It II ~"C. lzm I dnctJ' dOQbdul
.. ,.._ t1ad9 8em will loac be abS. to
.... tide a.a obliptia&
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........... dae dq .. Mt be t. .tlAl ...... --,..._ tlaat tt... ... •'t nom t. Go. ...... clwl
..... die Jl"OIDiee wdtlW la bledt _. ...... _.,.. Ar am ...... el 'the-.ttm-.... a.. tM .-y mm be told ia ....._
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·-ff mill ... Americw DOW ltrinc wbo .. o'lff;h: m burial oa f..s.nl IOi1, 8Dd
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........ 100,000 Wt .,. ....... ., 1951.
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By HERBERT G. MOORE * * *
' hatione. to depcndenta of nteraoa, brine·
lo1 ti» -.&mated pa.nd total to onr 26
mlllioA.
On the ot.bet llide of the led&er, there
.,.. at the pneent time 92 n.tlonal cem-
.terl-. maintained ~thw by the W• n..
pertmlllllt °' t.be Vetenne Adminimatioa.
A furt:ta. i..kdoWD ~ that 13 of
~ .... .,., eomps.t.11 filled, and by
1952 die e.me will be true of another 13
~ ec:cord1nc to the best .mm.tee
• of tt.e M1 a wW~l»I...,.. of the Office of fl!-~ GenwaL
T WO OTHKR netioaal cemeterl.. are
too ltiaat!T located to be of valu. to
thoae ia tt. conritwrtal United Stat•
~ ii --Kn:ico C1ty and contaiaa
mo.t1;y the ,....1,,. of ~ wb.o died ia
die umc:lt -a...,..._., Ul tM w.ncan
W•. The other, 1-1baD two acrea in ar-.
ia mt fMtb. Ah=h .
TWa la .-lit)' ....... tMt b7 1952 there
wW .. 21 Nti9Nl (.........,;..which will ...._. be,._. • will .. l.ncoDv.m.ntJ7
loaNd.
And et ... • s•ias ween.., eome
.... ~ -.. aot'doee to the c:enten
ol popalaticm ...... -n..'e c-. at Peny•
...tUe. ~.. for te.erw•, wbicb bu
...,.. .._ __. for .._....._ bot it'•
..a, .....,.,., man 6-a fow 90• la at.at.
too ... tio ,......,. la .,.. plam. ..... of
dail9 r...TlltiCM _.. oriPnaJ.l1 email
mWmy poet ~ whldl were lat.
upended eDd eleora1-d to ..u.o..l CW'-7 .....
And iDCft than ~fourthe of all our
coveromeot c.meteri• w • r • e1tabUabed
prior to 1900, desiped principally to car•
for Civil Wu dead, and most of them are
located in the Southena or e<H:alled border
1tahl. In fact, :ZO stat., mostly i8 the
Weet. hn• no national ceme~ within
tbeir borders at all A. a result. in hund-·
reek of c::m. and tOWDI throuah<M the
United Sta* travel to aDd from national
cemeteri" i1 far too Ions tlDd too ~ve
for lh. •err people thq ..,.. planned to
benefit.
VerJ little he. beell -. iD th• lAIC' io
JUra to incr.... fadlitiee detptte th•
mountinc ur1ency cr..i.l ~ om two sreats
est wars. A. • matter ot fact. cmly m
natiooaJ cenaeterW. hne bMn authoriaed
by •eta of Conrreu durin& this period-the
pre•icual7 mentioned anal! ""91"'Htioa at
Pe:nyyiUe, and th. Zachary Taylor National
Cernemy at Louil'Ville, x.ntucky, in 1928;
Pannincdal• oa Lone IalaDd in -t936; Balti-
mme. in 1937; and Port So.lli-., Minne-
.eat.a. and the.Pold.a a.to National Cea».
tW7 u. s.o 8ruoo, Califoniia. i.a 1939.
I T JS Now c~ th.et the pl'OCJam
mllllt b9 ...-tlJ • • W II U.. pririlece
ol barfill, .. • ......... a&DllW)' la t•
mMD aA)tWial IDOn than aD empt7 prom.
be to the --nc:.n-and hie •Usible d .. pe~ • proiai.. th8t unit. «dedn1
circu.......,... cannot Sons be halfllled-
unl .. -. act now.
The ~ LePoe bu definitely
tabo ib mnd ~ fncw ol the eetablW>-
meat ol at lent c-. national C91Detety iD
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every mt• and any other national oama-
terie1 tba't ~ be needed, to be ..tabU.W
., ... needed."
And tM Veterana of F<>l'eip W11n haft
placed tMmael ve1 Ot1 the record wida eqa.I
empheiili1:
"A nation that ,,....., 1eneratioa bee
witn 11 Id the arminc and the deetruc:d09
of a aoodl.J' portioa ol ita youth mut -
ii. booQdeo duty wt aide fot comec:ratioa
a portion ol itl national boundary .. their
fioal re.tine ptac .. "
OUR 82ND Coner.. f-'* important
problema on the borne and foraip ft'OGt:JI,
but the nmtional cemetery iaeue IDQlt DOit
be sidetracked, for the factl end fisuret
lhould be plain to every American-ntana
or non-vetwan. Furthermore, the COit ol
IUcb a J)roaram wilt be relattffl7 Jow,
for the savemmeat alr.dy owm ('OD81d_..
able eurpl\11 land wbida could be ..-dilY..
coov.n.d t.o national cem.tery me merely
b)' ti» moire of. a ~
c.tainl7, tberelon, tM COit ia trifUnc
bl c:omperiaoo to the other bardepe ,...
1houldw tbroucbout U.. worW ~.
ID any ....at, it le os dwty .. ... to
it that t.be dq .De\IW arriTee ..... --.
who rfebd "' pel'bape ~ dleit Ii•• ia cW-ol our counb'7, _. tie
in paupen' .,....
A. thia ,... .. dedkat8 ounat.-te
ta.u.ac peec., i.t ua aleo cS.dkat8 ow-..1... WW to the tuk of ~ •
hero'• P'8'ff lot .. ., hero.
Anytbhac ... thaa that would be .....
worthy of UL
with the kids StronQer family ties all · around will be
the result lf Daddy learns to play with
a new baby during its first few months
RemembeT that t oo,
Mother.
Wlltcblul 1tudy or baby activities."
Sittin1 up i1 the next milestone to watch
£.or; then i.t Daddy enjoy introducinr baby
to ·bu firat cuddly animat. and dolla. When
teetJUn1 start1, your cherub become• an
~nthusiutic customer for toys that cao
be bitten with Hfety; you'll find a rreat
variety of plastic and wood rinp, bea<h,
and other ahapea d"isned with adentific
care to m"t this apecific play need.
Soon baby will be intereated in toya of
different text~res. Tell Daddy that it'1
1ood t.chnique to vary a hard, 1mooth
plMtic 1udace of • rattle, for eumple, with
• pluab bear and a yieldinc rubber duck to
1quee&e.
can be remedjed by establi1hing a routiM
to permit father and child to get to1ethet
every day. For example, when Daddy 1et1
home from the office, let him give Junior
hi1 bath. W ith colorful noatlng toy1 bob-
bing over the woter, bnthtim.e can be play•
time for father and child. After tbe bath
while Mother goes about &ettinc 1upper,
Papa can tuck the little tot in his nib.
And here a word of advice; beware of
leavine hard toy1 in the crib at night. It
i1 wile to check the bed for such play·
thinp before depotitin1 Baby, for 1Ucb
toys can easily be hidden amon1 the cover•
and 10 undi1covered until the Baby roll1
over on ~e of them in bi1 1leep.
To k a fi"·•tar ••cc••• •• pla7mate, Dad
• .._ ltLudLet •• tlae floor. tri•• out to~•·
A. early H three
month1, baby it like-
ly to be an apprecia-
tive audience w h en
Daddy 1bake1 • new
rattle or demon1trate1
how a rubb« .queaket
toy worn or dar.&ln
aa invitinr red bal-
loon, accordin& to Dr.
Lan1don. T h • en·
thu:ai.ut:ic chuckle that
beb)' will offer by
way of applaQM when
father demoDlltratee a
q u a c k i n I duck ot
a om• other awpc; ..
to1, can be counted
on to make the man
of the famil7 ctow.
It'• important, too, t.o avoid main on
baby'e mu1cle1; eo make certain ru. toys
are lirht in weicht. '11i.re ahould a.ver
be 1mall parta which baby mi&bt loosen
and nvaUow.
If Mother wlll cive Father a fair chance
at partner.hip, all the family will profit
Crom the •n• of doM comradethip with
baby. And Dad will continue to cou.ct
dindend1 of compuioofhip f~ many Ions
yean. B ABY'8 Jl'DlST YKAR la tbe ~
time for fMhs to Mam bow to abara
Hil Ma,J.ty'1 .P~· n.. motbm-
~ aboae Dadd7 away and tabl over
eompi.t.1)' • • • r 1 detail of the family
ctwnab•e routm., b loalng ooe of th. ea.lien
WQtl t.o develop • habit of comrade1bip
that can be a vitally important aaa.t to
family&.~
1bb ~ to mother• comea from Dr. cf race Lan&don., child dnelopmer:t adviMr
to the Amttican Toy Jnltitute, who points
out that the habit of ttranaea.a inhibiting
many a father t.ain. 1n the early day. of
bab1'e arrival, when mothen era prone to
aay, "don't touch" and "don't diat.urb'' when-
ever papa thowa an interest.
Wh•o • faiher t>.com.. • .. atran1er" to
Ma child. he baa neglected one of the
,.t.ndplee fundameatal to the 1enw ol
• unw _._., family abould enjoy. •
And actually any baby routine can be
adapted to offer tima for at lMtt a few
mlnut" of 1hared pla7 that will fit into
Dtlddy'1 9Cheduled time at home. It'a eav,
too, t.o keep Daddy well *med from
day to day on baby'• abilitiet and interests,
ao tlat h• won't expect the impoHible from
hit child.
Her• are t.he few important 1tepe Father
should remember aa he rrowa with Baby.
"Baby knows beat when he'1 ready for
each 1tage of play ft'tivity." Dr. Langdon
points out. "Around his three months birth·
day, he'll be interested in watchin& Daddy
meneµver • balloon, for example, or pull
an action toy. He'll be interested in chime
toy1. becousc he i1 just discovcrin& 11 st-n1e
of hearinE. He'll 900n enjoy brandishing
rattlu himself and will appreciate the
varied ahape1 and soun<b which American
ioy makera have been developina throurh
Am.rican toy mabn chooM paint.a and
dy• for babJ toya that are Ale for invet4r·
a~ youn1 we.ken, IO when you abop for
baby, keep • sharp eye out for label• and
pacb1e inaerta that report on theM afety
requirementa for playtbinp de1i1"ed espec..
ially for the younre1t 1et.
Play it the easiest way to help Daddy
meJce friend• with baby, but afte{ he fee11 at UM, he'• likely to enjoy taking part in
1ome of the other ritual1 or infant care.
Daddy, f~r instance, can be&in by puttinc
baby lotion all over hi1 cherub after •
bath and can 1oon become dextrou1 at
dia~r changin& and the UH of baby
powder.
THERE IS NO getting around the fact
that Father as brudwinher and away from
home most of the day ha1 two atrikea
agaio.i him in cettin1 acquainted with
Baby. Luckily, however, this circumstance
• --'FURNISHlNG ---y-ouR ~HOME in -tbe ~
Catef ree living with functional f umishings is in
store if you plan lo furnish your horne with Modem
Tbe blood wood. solid color lo
th.-tHtured fabrtc covertnc,
and the simple lln~• of this
dining room table and <'hair &re
a rood example of Modem de-
"'P· Textured rue, draperte&
that hanr to the centn1, and the
blocked wallpaper i-tt.-rna an
well-ituJted to the almple, bold
llnm of good Modern df'<'Orallq.
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In ke~ with Modem trenda
la a twlated velvet carpet whJch
bu a nubby aorface. Twl•t 11
held permanently In carpet and
wlll oot come out when cleaned
or allampooed. 'l'hl• practJcal rue doe9 not show footprint&.
8mart coffee table has two
she lves; plenty room for books,
uh trays. plant., macadne..
modern manner
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Thia lower deelp Is stvea t.be
M«>Mrn treatment by tbe me of
fr«-MI <'Olo~re~n and yellow-
on a rkh dark brown back1rowad.
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look• like a CoartMI fabric. and a
bold, Almple plald are typteal of
Modf'rn dNll'M ta DflW W&llP9pt'f'L
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HOME-HOURS
Economics Staff
Spend some time and careful thought in
planninq closets for your home. You'll
be time and energy ahead discovering
how closets can actually work for you
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PLACE for everythioc and every-
thinc in ha plac~,. That'a an old
Myinc that. aounds Ilk• &rand-
c1r .. m for ... ier houM""pinc.
lf11•1mallen
..... that.
today certainly want mor•
StMa&e 91>ace i1 bMt planned llO that
9"'ef'Jl.luft& i1 rwer the point of u... lmacioe
..t haTinc to nm down to the IMl•m~t
-'>M JOlll .,.nt the acrub pail for the
kitcheA floor• or not ha NI to IO OUt to
ct.a auaae eech time th.n'• • picnic aa
tM plannlnt and the th•rmoe Jue iii ia
d..-.nd.
Tiii• ....., to th ... common diiemmat
" well-planned ltor... ..,...,_ for e·Hry
t.0'1 .. eepi.81 ~ la the kitd>en, in't it
•nl1 lociee1 to etOf'9 Uou:.r eifter neer th.
fteut Mn? T-.. flour eupply abould, in
bin, be lllONd ....,. you:r mlainr counter.
You ....._'t bulld • new home in ord ...
to IW a plece for ~r-If JOU need
~ 11torap tpM:le, tMt. swobebl1 are
•v•ntl poeai~UU.. aad ciornen few new
built·in1 in your pr ... nt home.
Cotuidar your kitchen for example. Near
the refricerator there ma1 be Crom 1 ~2 to
4 feet of wute 1pece which would houM
a built-in cla.et for home cleeninc equip-
m4'11t. Or • hallway « 1ara&e. if it ••
built on to th• houM, micht pro vide apace
for •• additional cloeet.. For dotbinc or
ho\leehold lioen1. cloeely eumioe eecb bed-
room and hallway.
Postlbly in the b.throom there are a few
wute feet at the end of th• tub where
a handy built.-in unit could be q>tutructed
for lineN and llUppliet. la the bedroom,
you micht tum an entire wall into 1tora1e,
with a mirror aod cS.....iAC tabt. unit in
the cent• and wardrobe. cloeata oo .. cb
aide.
RamembeT-tti.t yow ctoeet. abould be
tailor-mad. wit.b your OW11 .tone• prob-
lema in mind. U• the ~ ebowe in th.
drawinca here u a cu.id• to bett«-planMd
titooc• .-pee• th•t will • a • • tiDM and
en.rv for you.
. ' A lot oif __. nd fu• u:a the crowded b.d.room can b. •ved if the clothe. clOMta
•• ~1, aod 979tamatically planned. U th«•'• MAffic:ient hanc•r apec., the memben
el U.. f...U7 ~t be 90 tempted to drape clotbe9 oa door Imo~ aod cbain, w throw
.._ oa thl Md; A minimum of two f.-t of rod ap.~ 1hould be pf'ovided for aacb
....ia.r el dM family, n• if two ~ ahare • cloeet.
A· .... ....., clOMt i.a economical of lpeff, aod aleo i1 moat conve.U.-t foe r«na•inc
e1~'*4 ~ 8ballow, aee-in dr .. 1rers are pro'11ided in thi.I efficient dOMt for
thMe ...,., ..... artic&.. such •• handlrerchief1, ties, clove•, belta, toilet articl .. , a.nd
folded ..,Wit» eucb .. ahirU, 1Weaten and lincerie.'
I• dii ...._ bottom drew. you mi1bt •ven keep an 'Htr& heavy blanket oc quilt ... ~~
A MMe or •1•• rack for ypur shoe. lteep1 them off the floor, away from the daily
~ n. two baody -1\•lv .. at the top cen be uMd for hat boke1 and racks, and erua
..... OM ol \,be beet plate• for the fuft-lencth mirTor w the back of • do.et door.
Twe inn ~ 11 d of <.'OUrM on the variou.a l~t aourcff in th• bedroom. On the other
...,., 7°" 9ilht bian& clothff and 1hoa bnasbn, •nd • handy pu> and needle cu1h100
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In the bethroom y 1u
will want 1 ready supply
of wa1h cloth1 and towelt,
aoap, clHneer end 0th.er
neceUJUM. U1ually U1•
cabinet above the lav11·
tory will hold email toilet
articles 1 u c h •• tooth
powder, com~. toap. co•-
metica, raaort and auch
other items that are used
every day.
F o r rici,,.. a n d
poiaon1. we have here
plann•d a cloaed shelf
bi&h up in the b.throom
cloaet eo that amall chil-
dren wi II not be tempted.
Aleo there i• ad9quate
epa~ for towela, beth
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mat1, dMn clocn-, houaehot.d 1upplaff and ct.eninc equipmeat. Tb. lower ~ baa
a binaad pull-down drawer which ...-vn u • doth.t hamper. Waete epece h.tw"n
tub and well uaually ti a practical place for • built-in bathroom cl<>Mt -.da .. th. •tor•&• unit which we bave ahowD in the detailed aketch dir.ctly above.
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You'll ...... much •aluab'8
cleamnc equipt'.IMQt in oae
or in the attacbed PT•&•.
time and many lhpe for yourtelf by
c lo.et-whether it b. aa the lritcheo,
1tMin1 all houilahold
hallway, utility room
Let'~ •tart with the •~Ives. Keep them not mor• than\ 10 inchee dHp, and var1
the he11ht1 IO t,hat odd·1tsed bottle1 and equipment will fit , and all iuppliet can alwa~
be reached euil1. ~e.p your aupplie1 of aoep. 1tarch and other laundry eq'"pm•nt-
here. •• well •• th• aron, 1leeve boerd end preninc cloth•.
If youn i1 • cylinder-type electric vacuum c1-ner ....... IOm• room for it 00 th• floo~ level. OthenviM, plan to keep it at the l•ft, with the carpet awNper. S...aNl
equipment suc.h •• the pr .. 1ura ainn•r and picnic hamper can be k~t on the top ahelf. M•k~ econonucel uee of tlM doon, too. for hancinc hou1ehold tool•. cle•ninc brushff
and cleaner attechmente. the cloth~ pin b.& and the 1h09-1hine kit. Brooma end du1t
fnOP9 1hould be hun1 cle~r of the floor.
Ventilation, w~ther in lhe clOMt or in louvTecf door1, •~Id be provided eo that W'fl
mopa •nd cl .. nmr cloth1 will quickly dr#. OU mipt aleo want to plea apa.c9 f~ •
ao1led clothff hamper, or nrtical f\orace f0:. ntra dminc table leav•a.
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H o w did tbe Valentine Day c u•-
to m orieinate?
Acc:-ordin& to one venion, in medi•·
val Italy, C laudiu1 the Cruel banned
all maniaces. A kindly monk, named
Father Valentine, clandet1tinelJ mar-
''ed many youn& copl... for which
t he enraged ruler thew llim in prilOD
whe1 e he died. Io memory of hil
kindly d eed, lovers and frien~ eir-
chan&e fritmdly &rMting1 on Father
Valentin.e's birthday, ·February 14.
What ia a trunllfieb '?
lt 11 a tropical fish covered with
Kale1 like • crocodile. Thiw umor i1
so tough that she doe1 not have th•
frffdom o( motion enjoyed by other
i1sh a nd turn1 around lik• a men
with a sttfl nt-ek
H o w are the epo nre• f o und i•
Florida?
The method ia to tend down divers,
who spear them and brine them back
a board the ship. Ori1inally a 1pon1e
is a meaty, jellylike creature. What
we know H •pon&ea are actually
theH animala' akeleton1. The am.II
of many Oriental benara ~ too riJM
for American nottril1 becau.. there
Cre1h 1pon1N are hunc up to dry io
odorout carlands.
Name aome aac red animal •.
lb11 in El')'pt; bt'ahnui bull in India;
. atodt in A.1-. M inor; IJ'Ulk.. ia May-
laya and Ceylon; white bufff.lo witla
the lndiarM.
Are there any eea anake•7
Y H , and moet of them ar• •t lea et ..
poi«>noua H the cobra. Albatroa-•
ar• th• only birda unafraid of th•m.
They catch tb•m in the wev•, and
•wallow tt\em, usually while on l y
partly dHd.
a. Do yo• k•ow tlae meaai•• of
tile aarae A•atlaa l P .. ilip? Set .. T
A.. Kmd. Lo'fw ol Hone&. Appoiot.t..
7 . Wbo ie coa•idere• tlae •r•ateat
tiser-tamer toda7 f '
A.. A woman aamecl lihbel Startr.. la w
late 60'" &tM etW worlat witia the
near-wild hie C8ta.
... w .. at'• a 7erk?
A. An obcol~ form of-yo• 1ueHed
richt-e jwk.
9. What ia a javelina?
A.. It i1 a peccari pie nati" to Tes ..
a nd AriLO na. It diffen from an orcli-
.Nl.ry wild bo&r ia that ita tu*. are
1traight like doc '• canioee. in1tHd
of curved like the Euro~ pi,'L
A lso it 11 amaller and lichtw .
10. What i a • daulo?
A. A peculiar, arboreal mammal whi.cil
Joolu like a era.. betw .... a m onkey
•nd • 1kunk.. It it 1.m•ll and p1'iyful,,
but utterly ,.va&• wb.a attack9Cl
lu habitat ii Meiuco.
11 . What ia ••bi•b-sradin• .. ?
A. T e rm U9ed by m inera; applied to di ..
h o ne1t fellow. 1t•alinc away bita ol
&old.
12. Where ie tlae Lo•t D11tdamaa
miae?
A.. Thia fabuloua hoerd of eold found ia
th• siittie. by • O•rmaa named Wala.,
and nev« located ac•ia al• hie
duth, February 22, 1891, ie ia the
Supeutitioa Mountei.. ow Fl«-
enc•. Ariaon«:
13. A.re tlaere cliamon.cla ia A.aerica?
A.. y ••• and tome .,. found ill the moet
un.•pected placM, 1ucb M la • .. u
io Wi9Con.in; Mont.DA, An---. and
New Yorlr all ptoduce tbeta ._ nry-
inc quaotiti.M, but DOt eaoocb ..
atart a na.tL
C atherifte Fellmetia i• aMOftl' leadi•~ U . S . wome•
b o wle re . No te balanc e and clo•e·to·srouad deliTer7.
A MONG the mot"• haaardous forD\1 ol
entertainm«it today, bowline P"Ob-
. ably r-.nlu (orema.t. One• confined
mo.tly to mal" wirp' enorJDOut tr .....
•nd At1'11rHke btc•pe, lh. CaaM bu eioce
arown to include ev.ryone, from C11b Scout»
to atretc !Mr ai.... AAd it ~rtainly ca•
pt"ove "A Comedy ol Error1 ...
The dH&• in bowline u tb.t like rNnJ
timilar •pot'"' it k>ok1 .. ,,, and the • ., __
a1e be1foner'1 int.er .. t •t•ms frooa tht.
falM premise. What could be aimpl..-thea
&r•bbinc a bell, hurlinc it ju.et a few fNt
down a board peth and lrnoc*inc dowa
l 0 wooden pint? S.li•Y• me, almo.t •n.r-
tt11nr could ba--tnd it .
Con.inent with cuatOtD, 1na.t becinnere
'""' u irrepreuibla ura• to take off thetr
coat•, •ipe their pelm1, aod etart in. Ttaie
~~ to ba tta. one .-.m• tb.t dOMl''t
call for preliminery in1truetion. Tl• tint
jolt come• in blithe!,. lifti.ac • 1NtJI lrona
tlM r11c,, Althoup the ricbt .,. almoet
drope from the llOCket, oaie ta.Ir.et Wa poei-
tioll •t thw ,...r ol da• allq alld .,....,., ..
• d.aiver.
From tbia point -it i9 poeelW. for
• away difle1'9nt daintln te oocw thait
tpeCl9 dOH not pwmit acicurtl\e CO.erap.
G.ttin1 l~ correct ,..._.. ill the propec
W.. offen •• irwurmountab&• probl ..
• many. Frantic to set uad• .. ,, eome
cM.d&U. the bol• •I~ a...t, craapinc
the t>.11 ia dte pahla ol their ~. ~
to the alley and let ftr. Por thoae fortun-
ete few •bl• to obMr"n .tiat iii about to
take place, it ia be.t to retire te the ~
el the bowlior ..taW1.Itment iii U.. i.ot«-
eet o( Nfety. TN i..u .. apt tie ~
it.11 in arty directiom withia a llO decree
lllC, •nd , ....... u,. dOM.
To tom• who «>••'"come tta. inlti•l ahock
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cKhenwtao-... •~-·-• hM ....... ,.. .._ th<-'lht.. .........
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world.
How i.rible it mull be tl9 beYe to.-..me ~ Tellow o1 the ~ u.. ,..
ol ro .... • tbe ~ pspl9 .,,, dlle 6"I
viol.a el Spri.act •=•sf• ..... Jt ...W
mean •tt..ndinc .a now. ebaiwC .
lt caa be. .. all ~ cla.caprow .i.e.
tlD be unat>i. te -tM ,... .,,, • 0.... •
t.M red ol tb.t tntflc llcM Ill the ~
Met~~ •
P.ople WM cauot ~ ... eoW
from anot.bw wlfw &w. .._ It cmJW
colOI' blind,..._ S. fw, thiwe .._ .,._ •
lroowa cvr• f« thM aiJ=• Dr. I...a
~Grine ol Beltimon bM 1111t f.U. • c.t...
or, that mo.t rw ol colat .. u.,., ...
caUMd l>)' coLw iporance. 98t ~ pb,.tc.I
def.eta.
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-ct. not know tMt tMy ....... It. Tbe,. ...
~ told ~ 1Mi1>7boo4 .. "" cow
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lMJ' will .a it,_.• _.lit cw oalw ..
hur• b.-toW .. cal it.
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Goo ti 1towlere, • lllr• Joe Horne, ••ll••r .ttta .. t •••,..
•t••Pi"a tlae fo .. I JI"•· f oll••·tllro••" la •••••tJaL
ol the beH'e .... Pt ·~ llMIMP to 1«
their ,.,... iato .. rlcht ....... -im-
.,... &e r.-cbM whee it ~ to tb9
ectuial cliB"'J'. ll.,., a rbytfamic aid del·
at. bit ol footwadl t. ce11ed for t.bet eotla-
pl.t.ly ... .,.. die no.ice.
It ill im.parati.,. tie atop yow .. run• oe
... OOn'ect foot Ill tlM poMit ol ... .,_..,
te a..W aendiDc yow Ndr a..11 .. , dowa
tbe .u.,. wttla ta.. i..tl.
Thie i9, bown•, • rath« OldiMry oceur-
eece •monc ~ r..uldnc ia .... tt.,..
eel wkt1eW'Of'lr « ... shed ftOMe.
F Olt the handful who ...,..,. to 1et
the beU oa ita way, • painltial iotlocluc:·
t1oa II meet. to wb.t ie lmowta • the
.. cut~. Tbue w• ct.pr111d .....,..,.
oe boda aid" ol tbe alt., which .....
to dtaw b.lh fro9 t'*' int~ cou.r.
like mepieta. M..tl ... lo .. ,, • betl t''-et
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·~ . HOME-HOURS
Home Ecoaomka Staff
Take the p~cssure off the pocketbook by making use of
the many inexpensive meats in these tempting recipes
F OOD PRICES have been sneaking
down-but lllehtly-and meat still
make. the blgeeat dent ln your
food dollar. One way to beat the atill-
80ar\nl prlce picture is to use cuts of
snea..t that are lesa expensive but that
atllf off er a chance for variety and will
atlaty your family's ravenous appetites.
Here are ldeU tor dresaln& up frank-
furters, chipped beef and ground steak
IO they'll Co farther and taste better.
Alao, there'• a thrifty suggestion for
buylna a laree pot rout, then serving It
tbe aecond day as a curried dish. .
VE&SATlll NOODLE RING
~ cup aoocUa • • • Cook until tendc-r in
boiling, aaltt"d water.
Drain
Combine, 1 c a 1 o o,
then pour into ma.r-
garioed ring mold.
Place in P&n of. bot
water and bake in
moderate oven, 350
to 375 dcgreea P., 25
to 30 minutea or
until tcL Tm with
s i Iver knife. Let
uand 10 to 15 min·
utea before unmold-
ing. Serve with hot
peu. Garniab with
alictd 1lekcd taam or
cold weed lefto•cr
rout, rad'Wla and
pan,1e1. Yidd : 6 to t vrvmp.
BANKf'UllTEA
SU&PalS& C~EllOL£
2 c-.. CftUD 1tyk
eGl9 ••••• ... }4 ap bely chop-
.Ped --1 ::raDdry m_.
I cu coadeaMd
mlllhroom
Potatct caJp. • • •
Cut into ~·inc.la
slices
Combinr with frank·
furtcra andrur into
Wf'll·srrasc ca.~cr·
olf'
Crumblr, then top
rasserole with potato
chip•. Bake at 37-'
degree. F. for '.\O
minute1. Yitld : 6
1<'.rvings
TIUUFTY POT P..oASi
WITH SAUEllllAUT
• (First Day)
4 Iba. po4 roul . • • Brown roast wi1h
I onion onion in fat
2 tablespoons (at
2 teupooos poultry
seuonin1 ... Y. teaspoon ~lery
salt y, tcupooo onion
ult
Pepper
Y, cu:p water .••• ~ small bay lea .. cs,
crua.bed
5 cups canned sauer-
kraut . . . . . . y, cup •uerllraut
juice, d f a l D e d
from aa
1 Yt CUJ» diced apple y, teaapoon caraway
teed
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Sl'iuon all s111LiC<'\
of roa~t
Add and ('Over tight·
Iv. Cook over low
heat about 3 h ouri
or until meat it Ito·
dcr. Rrmovt' mut
and mah gravy of
liquid in pan
Combine in hc-avy
f rving pan, cov"r
and 1immn 1lowly
for 15 to 20 minut('s.
St"rv" with pot ro;ut
Tg){ATO BEEF CUllJ\ Y
(Second Day)
l cup beet jravy . •
I cup c:&IUMld
tomato uuce
I &aspoon cuny
powcltt
2 cupa dkcd leftover
pot rout ....
Cooked rice
Chamcr
Combine
Add mrat and ht>at
thoroughly. ~ e r v e
ovrr cooked ri« and
u1c chutney as a side
relish
SPINACH RING
WITH CREAMED CHIPPED BEEF
2 cups cooked 1pin-
ach, chopped . .
4 er;p, well beaten
l cup milk
l mlall onion,
minced
t tcaapooo salt
~ teaapooo pcppu !4 teaspoon nuunrg
~ tablespoom f()rtl•
• 6ed ouirgarinc,
melted
Combine and pou{
into a ring mold
that has brr-n grras-
r-d with margarinr.
Plact' mold in shal·
low pan with about
l inch of water
around it. Cook in
,low ovt'n, 350 de-
gr<'cs F., 30 to +o
minutrs. Whrn silver
knife comf's out of
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noodle-rtnr. Pf'M, rrf'f'n M-&09 or .1plnacla may M-U8f"d to ftll the noodle rlnit.
2 uablcspoon., forti·
6td margarinr-.
2 tablHpoons flour Y. tea.spoon sa It ~ teaspoon pt"ppcr
I cup milk ...•
y, tea.spoon mustud
I canned pimento
About Y, cup cbjp-
ped beef
mixturr dl .tn, it is
donr-Lt't 1 l a n d
.. bou1 ~ or l 0 min-
u tr~ l>rforr 11nrnold-
111 ~
Rl rnd in, 11s 1 n g
"'·oocfrn 1poon
Add 1tradu.tlh, Hir·
ring constanth until
thick<'nrd. C o o k
about I'> minutl""S
ovf'r low hrat
Add, cook about 2
minutrs, thf'n sr nr
"'ith 5p in;irh mold
~ICE ANO FRANKFURTER
SUPPER DISH
2 cups rice
4 to 6 tablespoons
fortified marprinc .
I am.all ooioA, 1lic:ed
~ cup chopped
olives
una1I clove garlic,
minced
l amall peen pep-
per, chopped
2 cui-water .
2 cui-tomatoes,
c.umed or cooked
l lQIPOOD ult
t teaspoon pa.prika
1 teupoon chili pow·
der
1 small piece bay
leaf
W a s h thorouglilv
rubbing brisklv to
rrmovc tht-\tarr h
Brown tht"sr ingrcdi·
r-nu and rice in large
f r y i n g pan with
covrr. Stir frrqurnt-
ly to prcvc-nt unrvl"n
browning
Add when mixture
ia light I} br-0"' nrd
6 frankfurters .•••• Split .tnd .trrangi-on
top
Cover, and wht>n 1traming1 lown hrat
and cook slowly for 20 to 30 minutra. Do
not remov" covrr nor stir while cooking.
Wh"n done stir lightly with a fork to sepa-
rate the grain• of rice. Removr from ht'at
and arrangr in serving dish. Jf prcC'ookrd
ric~ i.s used, rt'ducc cooking timl' ac<'ording
to directions on packagr. Yir ld : 6 to 8
5C'rvings.
PHILADELPHIA P[PPER POT
''. pound salt pork . r'ut into \t11all p1r1 •'
.and frv until cri~p
I y, cups chopped Add and < O(lk for '1
ooiom . . n11nu1r~ v, cup chopped
jtn.'.'CD pt'ppt'r
24-oz. ran be-,.(
f~ • • • • °'lhrrd hnr>h
1 quart hoc "'attr
4 bouillon cubc.s
I y, cups diced po-
tatoes . . . . . v, teaspoon pcppc-r
2 t~blc:spooru Aour .
2 tablespoons (orti·
6cd margarine
01~\0h r l llht'~ Ill
".111• r
4-dd \'\1th "'atrr and
~immrr for 2 houn
C rt>am togi:thr-r a nd
.tdd to ab<>vt> for
1h1(' ho ins
1 quart milk . • . Add and hrat 10
bo1li.ng. Y1rld R
1ening1
BUDGET UAY DINNER
pound ground
sccalt . . . . . . .
' tablespoons forti-
fied margarine
y, to ~ c up rkr,
washed .....
2 ooiom, sliced
I small green p('p·
per, 1li~d
Salt and pepper . .
cup tomato sauce
t ablcspoon meat
coattntrate or I
bouillon c ube
cup bot watu
Browo 1trak in 111a1 ·
garinr . Put it in 011r-
qua rt ra~st"rolr
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Sprinldt> r\roh Q\r-1
n1rat
~1 ason
Pour ovrr 111 r
DissolH in w.ltrr,
pour ovrr mixtu~
Bake in modrratr
ovf'n, 350 to 3 7 5 dt"·
~rrens F , about I
hour. Ykld · 4 to 6
vn ing'I
Food Pages In
"HOME-HOURS"
WILL aava YOU TIM ..
TROUBL~ AND MONE~
WATCH FOR TllEMI
.t.t• a lalad anct' bffad and butter, t.hn dlnner h' r .. ady nea 7oa Mrn tlala ••e CUMrole of pound at«oak.
.. ,,.,. ltm•p .•om1• lm•••ly itPnu. llou•
mllf·h are you ct·illing to 1pend? .. (:reall\f!d clllpped beef take. on aew lmporta.nce M"rved
wM1I • .,ao.d •pl•.-rillC ~ u .. tltoWD abovf'.
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Gari, Spnng in l~e garJen:
~ ,, If you want your yaJd to be a ecene of
beauty by Slammer, prepare the way now
By
GORDON MOBRJSON
R EMOVAL of dMCI aD4 damapcl
plant part8 from penaAi.al flow.r'
•nd veretabla beda ud border'I ud
a 1eneral 1prio1 dee.a-up foUGW..t by eerl1
plowinc or 1Padin1 pve the new prdeo
a h .. lthy atart and foratall1 baaTJ lalu.l
infeetationt ol man7 prd&A peltl.
Well informed we of manw. aDd com-
mercial fertilUer-material1 p1'0Cn0t• srowtb
of plant.a that are thar.by le• aubject later
on to dam•&• by inv•din1 d1-ue and
inMct pests. .._
In the. deye of honelN1 carriac• aod
dMltant dairiea manure i1 10 9Catce that
moat people. UM too little ratha-r than too
much. Aa.nual u 1 e of .. venal u.pq
buahala of atabl9 mallur9 •pon a.da bund·
red 1quare feet of prct.a ~ wouW Dot
be •l1Ce18ive. Manure Mn• to looeen and
impro ... the worbbility of clay IOU&. It
.. " .. to~baproTe the water boldinc C9p-
acity of ...St. typea of .ail ·
Manure bnprovee the f.-tility ot all
1ardeo eoi1I dir-=tly by amall tboup im-
port.ant COGtributioae ol the primmy ..
menta, nitropn, pboepbonaa •Dd potub. It
impro•.. the f.u.uty ol pr"-a aoU. ia-
dir.c:t.ly tb.rou&h promotinc bKtet1aJ .ctioe
that mak .. •..U.ble t.o the plant la eimple
forma the compa. ~call tbllt are
preaent naturally ia tJae .ail aDlll th09lt
that are added by maan. ol oommerdal
f.uti.-snateriU.
Dried &ad pocu 11 O\allur• _.. aY•il·
able ta bandy~ andet ..to. and•
lMUIMI. DrWd llWIQNe ... ... .. ti.met
richs ta PrimarJ fertllbw ~ than
ordinary manure and lhoWcl M -S ~
cord1ncl1 ta amall• UMW1'9.
Dried poultry manure•'° rida la nitr~
1911 that it ebould be u.cl rel&dftly very
...,.,mc17 .. •-.old d a a.. , -. .. tiod.r-
rootl.ta.
Wbadier maoura le acaree -• bouatlf W,
~ ~ mattriaJ. ...... .,..,
impwtaDt commodide. f« _. lo the fam-
ily noww sanSe& 81Dca mtropa, pboa-
pbona ud potMb .... the primary .....
mental nutritiDtt that an w\tbdrawn from
the .ail by srowiDI planta thete are th•
element.a of pri.mar7 importance iD c•o-
eral purpoee fertil.iMr mtttur..
Mjztw' .. auch u 4-12-4 and 5-10...S f«
1ardena and 10-6-4 few la wna art compound-
ed t.o be wid.l)' u.fu.l ila Prcmcti.nc Aitro-
pa. ptloepborua ud pot.uh lo tbe quao-
titiee od in tlM ntatln proportiont ......
aa.ry '°' cood productin sro~.
A fartililw mbture ~ • 4-12-4
contain& 4 par-c:.at Dltroeea, 12 per CM'lt
pboepbori.c ecid, 4 per cent pot 'cua OS•
Ide. Tbe r..,,.inln& 80 .,_ cml -.y be
moltly inert mataiaL Tbe ........ at-
..,. ct.Gote ratio ol ~ ~
and potuh, in thet ordw.
RJC/NC PICBONS
... is their ho~~Y
By ERNEST LEOGRANDE
SOME PEOPLI! collect stamps. Som•
write poetry. And then o ther1 race
pigeons. Jt all depends on your choic-e
of • hobby.
T he Columbia H omin& Pigeon Club of
Columbia, M itaouri, is typical of 1roups
of pigeon fanciers t hroughout t he country
who have formed clubs for the enjoyment
rttey find in raciag p igeona. T hey see
eomething keenly int~resting in raising
homin& pigeons, training a n d breeding
them, and then racing them again1t each
other .and thoee of t heir friends.
There aren't any age Jimit1 in thie pigeon
fancyinr and racinr game. The 1ecretary
of the Columbi• club began nine yean
•co when he wae 13. N ow hit 13-year-old
brother hat cauebt the crue. T o1ether,
tb.y compete wtih men in their fortie1
and fifties and aometime1 come out victor•.
The best thin& for • be(inner to do,
ncen adviee, i1 to get tocather with older
men who are inter .. ted in the hobby, 1jnce
the real sport comN only from racing in
VoUPL It may not be H easy to find
would-be pi~eon fanciera in • penoa·1
home t own as it would be in B elgium, where
the m odem sport originated, or in E ng-
land, but the pigeon "know-how" comes
fa1ter when there a re others who &re
learning too.
T here are many racing pi~eon mogozines
that will give the intt>rested novice the
names and addreues of pigeon br~den
who will sell birds for prices beiannine
at $5 each. H thot figure 1ound1 h~h,
remember these are n9 ordinary bird11.
T hey're H d ifferent from a cliurch-
1teeple pigeon a 1 a racehorse is from a
plu1. F or that five dollare or more the
buyer lllt a thorou(hbred a eature with
H much potentia l p leasure for him as •
new set of 101£ club1 . or fly-ca1tin& equip-
ment. ,
In any i roup of birds bou&ht from •
breeder, the H X will u1ually aver•&• half
And hat!. B ut the fancier aee1 that each
male h81 a fe male to mate with, . 1ince
homing piReon1 are monogamou1.
The wise fancier picks his pi&eons' matea,
breeding heller strains t hat way. Thu1,
a pi&eon loft can become a tort of poor
man'• cattle rancb, with • wealth of ex-
perience and sati1faction to be derived
from it.
The new piceon# are placed ln wooden
lofb with wire nettina over the front and
a neetin& place on the lmide f<n each blrd.
Give it water, ita aped.al feed, and a little
exerciae twice a day, and the bud wiU be
happy. Piceon food, obtainable from sr•in
dealera, it about $8 a hundred pound1, at
pre1en1 costa. Pau~O.Haven of Columbia
feed• ru1 loft of 20 birdt for $2 • r:nooth.
During the aprinc, membera often take
their birds into th• country for tralninc.
Irate farmera, 19ein1 the bird• re\eued,
10metimea· shout, "Don't do that henl I
don't want them aelting in my barn!"
This &i ves amu1ement as well a1 annoy-
ance to fanciers like M arvin Douglaa of
th1 Columbia club, who lrnowa t hat hom-
iug pigeons just aren't the roosting type.
Thie initial treining con1i9t9 i_n drivin1
out about t wo mile• a nd rele&1ing the
bird to fly home. T he distar.ce ia etepped
up until it sometimes reachet 30 miles.
T he training routine prepare• the bird1
fo r the ra ces. On a certain d3te all mem-
ben pla".:'e their racers in • ehippin& crate.
E ach man has several blrd1 taned with
numbered band1. A 1;overin& letter to the
.i .. crlbe.& laere,
ha" I>-. PfOdudnc •ddK.totT ~ ol
llowwa a.ad ...-.b* k ia ndw ,........,
adviNb .. to ... .-cit ........ ~ of
poundit. ,.,.a, .... tMa • ...... of
4--12-4 06 S-l_O..S f.ltW'... mbture ,.. 100
IQuar& feet pl~ ......
Thi.I ntloo cu be tippu.d ta ._ °"
four equal portioM. ODe portloa 8t ~
inc time wl tbe ..,.rmoe portione at
intena.i. ... ...a ..... Qlllt.
Vaptabt. Uld ftOWWI th.mt are I""'·
mcoaeoJle.._.~ ... .....
~may.,.~ ...... Of bUftC·
.... On .,.. tbd a..e NC9lnd periodic
apptkednnl ol l.UU.W ....W., the
IVOwins pi.ta may ebotr ..... ot m1111
« deRd..:l-.
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axpro11 a&ent at the destination polnt H• But print lncreaae u .,...lllenrlaJlt
plains all srowe, with lar1• chit. tUOb .. tho.e la
\ St. Lou1a 81ld KaQll!I City. T HE PIOEON fanciers tbemNlv• tar.. There •• ••enl 11-d • ..,._.. I~
ty mee th• .t&ht. but to a~ onloobrt at eel bl the ptpon..ndas IPOft. 'l'tMI Wrdl
the •l!Pf... office it'• impreuiYe to ... mutt M talPd wttb ~WI W...
a aky dark with pi&.aoa howdnc momeat· tUkatloo m.tbtt wbm tbey .. ,.,.
aril)' la the air bel«9 lh.y 1tr.a1r off a. born. n... •11tdee ~ ~ ....
• heated race for home. ere the r9dn1 ...,.., whlda .......
Diaunc. are a-duallJ ntended uotU remo .. ble nabb.r beodt for ,.....,.. ...a
tha bird1 ar• nyin1 rach of ..... ral hand· tUnert fot ..cb tmn. ehlpptnf' 009ltlt ...
red mUeL By thh sradual lncr.... thq -dub ,..._
are •bl• to attain hl&h apeed1 like lh.t of 'nw. er. for.,uen, tbcN&h, ... t.1111
the pi1eon which new 525 airline full" ln thrill • mall t..i. 1'bert blli Wtdl KUt
10 boun. • d•D10ftltr•tln1 their •bttlt1 la MOf'!l't
E very loft hat to #Ultain to1Qe loea.t °""• ha atWQe bM ~ •
throu1h 1ldmnt and old •I•· Lo.... lo comp.ta wl&h men frooa .otber dubt ~
Hight, however, 11louldn't be more thtin ent.,.ns hi• bird• ln natlo.naJ nCM f/I
one-t hird at the m oat. ..or .. tHt haurd1 Iha-. 8-llevtla., Dllnot., bM • aadooal
for piceons are hu nters who miltde them pipon abow .,,.,., J'eal ~ Wrdl .,..
for "commo"l" pigeon1, a n d predatory ful'lpd on c:onfon9don. .,_ bl11, and
hawk1. Some drop out through lack of oth•r feetur ...
110mina, but e"ery farfcler know• that • . It'• e mveat hobbJ~ tboef who are la •
pigeon ... rn get home if he caia, even ll wiU •lt•l't,, and an out ldft 1•utn1 hie
he has to walk! flnt ~ et the tpOrt le lnclln.t to •rr-
When • bird returns, it1 numbered ta& ll'1 eert11lnly an ndual•e •PO'tf Y8'J ,.,.
ls removed a nd dropped into a timet, to'Mll havlu1 ndna plaeen clube. but the
which autcmatically record1 the anivaJ enjoyment and aperlenc9 pined ftom II
time. Thia prevents mistak" about ownw• have bem anspi. .....,., for U.O.. wlllit
•hip or &pff<l Small duh. have email • "-•• choeea It· I• a laobbp ..
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