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Home My WebLink About1945-02-14 - Newport Balboa News Times-. • .. '· • llf SAN 'D CR.AB ... .,. SAM / ~ J'18111NG. Almost iJ from the days when N_. port was a little tlshlng . vil- lage, anglenl came here from rar and wide to go· sport fish' Ing after the elusive Marlin. . ~. barracUlSa. ·et!. Newport pier, then as !IOI". proved the lure that pro- ,duoed th<K&iids of pounds of fish with hook and line, flicked from what experts said was a deep chasm off the wharl. Later boats were operated from landings be- low the pier with several ticket offices and ~tant disputes between the opera- tors. Down Balboa way and off 19th street other craft started sport fishing cruises and over on the highway Earl Tlbbett and one or two others began the same prac- tice. Some six years ago Dar- rell King, evidently fa- tigued with the arguments, bought ground under the Lido bridge and began sport fishing, while some of the others gave him the razz. berry. But Darrell was smarter than some knew; he began advertising and in no time at all business flour- ished. Later Joe Martin sauntered into the set-up and both are there today. Darrell is just up from • a siege with a ruptured appen- dix in the Long Beach, Com- munity hospital, and came mighty near l1'0t coming back to his business, his new and to the presidency newly formed Sport group. But· like most or guys who go down to the sea in ships, he is too tough to shuffle off, so will do his utmost to bring har- mony and trade to an indus- try that needs both: + + + Commentators. · Talking to a group· of Gl's at the Newport U~ the other day, got an earfUl of what they thought of some of these ra- dio commentators. General opinion was that most of them didn't know what they were talking about, especi- ally when telling about the war, when it would end. wltttt kind of fighters the Qr- 1 mans and Japs were, etc. Out in the far reaches of-the Pacific or in Europe's No Man's Ian<,!, soldiers and sail- ors al""!'ys turned off the ra- dio voices in disgust, because most of their comment was drivvel, their forecasts silly. Music and comedy. however, got utmost attention and were thoroughly enjoyed al- ways.. + + + Colorado Waur. A well known subscriber, who did not want his mime used, had plenty to say a~t .Colorado river water. 1n cities where the water is being used, re- ports ·say that mud fills the pipes and filter boxes, de- spite claims that the · La Verne plant cleans 1he aqua before It gets into the sys- tem · that _Los Angeles uses but 0little of the water, still getting ',Its supply from Bishop. 1-is ranches says there is pl~ty of water in the wells and claims that at Santa Ana Gardens the wa- ter in the wells is almost on top of the ground. He con- tends that gates could be put in at Prado to hold up the water, but that the engineers refuse ro do so on the as- . swnption that Prado is a dis: iribut4Jg stslem and not in- · tended tor conservation, which sounds like a lotta bunk.. + + + He Did It. An air of mys.. tel,-pervaded the austere qua.rh!r$ of the Justice of the Peace last week, and Visit- ing Judge JCDeS ol the SUM> 'tlfled city ball chambers, W111Mn't let a word be • • ' I 1 • ' • • ' • ' • ' ·I .....-.OS ·a -·es ·· . ' NewPort Balboa News .. Times. VOUJll& XSXi'D ' SPORT FISHING · INDUS'rRY ORGANIZES Dr. Seager Purcha~es Kendall Boat Plant ·and land near ·Lido entrance Development Plans Held in Abeyance Until Business Center Is Established; Reported Consideration Given at $65,000. ,_ One of the most important realty deals in some time, is near completion today with the entrance into escrow of the Kl!bdall Boat Works and five lots at the Newport end of the bay, Dr. Howard W. Seager, secretary of the city planning cammission and operator of Villa Marina being the pur- chaser. Tiie personal property is in the names of J. B. Ken- dall, Roblrt K. Jepson and Roy V. Neel, while the land be- longs to ·Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Morton of Phoenix, Arizona, and Mrs. Mary Taylor, his sister, of Lido Isle, in jOint tenancy. This comprises 1168 feet on the street side and spreads V- sha~ to about 250 feet on the water's edge. It LI underat.OOd the land and lm- provementa Involves about SM,000, but Dr. Seager refu11ed to confirm or deny the a.mount. other than to say that the deal embraces the buildlog, the alipa and per80nal property. ~u.ntlng to •everal thousand doll&ra, much of the lat- ter h•v1ng been lnatalled by Mr. Kendall and b1a aaaociatea. Aa to Future Plans D. Seager said he did not coo.· template any immediate cha.ngea but stated he hopes to have hiB property an integral part of the propo9ed business center under consideratlon by Griffith Company, and would conform to aucb plana aa wouJd be required when they were co;aumma.ted. The deal ln- cludee 10ta 1121. 1122. 1123. 1124 and 1 i:J:5 in tract 907 adjacent to via Oporto, juat north of the en- trance to Lido Isle. The present building was erected by the late J. B. Crandall, who came here from Michigan to buUd epeed boats. The venture 'waa ·Dot succeuM and the structure lay idle tor aeveral year•. The lut owneT waa the late George Tayl~r, Wbo operated boat allpa and a. gen- eral hoe.ting bualne•. Thia waa leased to Kendall, with the option to purcba.ae the land. When Dr. Seager purchased the per.oo.&1 property, he al.90 secured the leue and exertlaed the option to buy the ruJ. eetate. Hend&non Buy• Cot"ner Tom Hendenon. coun.el and public relationa bead for the Ack- erman Boat Co .. up to the time it disaolved. ha.a ju.st purcba.aed the comer at 30th and Central avenue. opposite the Reed Shell StaUoa. It waa teamed today. The comer had a 1mall building on It wblcb bu been put into first clan coadlt!_on and it 111 understood Mr. Henderao will open a real e11tate otftce and hang up his law ab.lngle. Druggist Buys Home Clarence E . Haiber, Placentia drugg1.et, bu purchased the bay froot house at 324 Buena Vtsta avenue. which waa owned tor many yeara by the late Mn. John Mil~ ner ot Los Angeles. Tbe property, which con.atata ot a house and tv.·o Iota, waa 90ld by Mrs. Milner'• daughter. Mrs. Gwendolyn Milner Cbee&ewrtgbt, flrat wife of the late Walton Hubbard jr. Balboa Has Summer-,. Like week-end Crowd Balboa made a monkey out of cally every restaurant in t'?"'" the groundhog this pa.st weekend sold out of food early Sunday af. b:r a mid·wi.nter. crowd rompar-temoon. John Vogel's bicycles able to mid-sumrper. Either he were all rented by noon on Sun- excluded Balboa or he's a dem day a.tternooo.. faker in his prognostications of The churches of the various .de- the weathe r when he predicted six 11t>minations w ere thronged with more weeks ot winter. f1orida Sundal" \\'Orshippers and the may boost it) climate by sing-homes of the residents ·were op- ing "It's Jun'e in January" but ened to their visiting friends 11nd Balboa could rightfully sing "lt't5 relatives. \.An additional t erry July in February'' it the OtarnbeT boat was put into service by th~ of Commerce would get a song Balboa ferry in order to acconl- written along those lines. modate the crowds going back I The crowd of visitors .ta~g and forth to Balboa Island. The advantage Of the wann sunshiny t ... o yacht clubs, Newport Harbor day Saturday, descended on Bal-and Balboa .. were crowded with boa. by every conceivable means members and guests and the de- ol transportation. Every bus, the mand for sum.mer rentals received old .)alopy, automobiles, yes even an unprecedented impetus. a horse 9.nd carrlage was pressed into service in order to &:et them here from everywhere. Bob Mur- ph;r's Rendezvous ballroom had the lariest C'.roYld in at~dance Saturday night that they have Philateli~ to Organize Hett \ ~peci~I lotice IF you ...,'* llD4 -u-Ucie J'Oll wu.i • • • Mes~ Jurist ~Mp~:;1!Su'n Darrell King . Elected D · B RoomatAirBase p "d B IF ..Uonlq u.oi-70u ~11 ... "°"' rives us AnewllUDroomwlllbetumloh-res1 ent as 29 oat , U S ed far the men at the Banta Ana • • • IF prlortl;J' ~ you hom ~"··· C Army Atr B&IJe hc:Mlplt&I by money • ross . . r.:.,en~~~1~!"'~: operators agree to unite , lary, .......sin« to the report of THEN pa-• wuted-lo- lla:f ad la -tu-expem1... ,._. "\I oolumno of -News"l'I-aad pt y... arUclel " Judge D , 'J. Dodee of Costa Comm•nder Frank Crocker at the Mesa has '-••t arrived from Rich-bwi.Dea meeting -rue.lay evening. J ,....,. Laat week the Commander had the • mond. Indiana.. where ·be took: de-pleuure of pl'e:9eDttng to the ha. livery on a new bus for Newpor,t A. Barrett, J. B. McNally and Warren Fowler Other Officers; Members to Study . ·By-Laws and Dycide on Directors Telephone: 12 or 18 LocalBoafs Pounded \ By Storm Harbor High &Choo! -- -in fact, pita! $260 ror the purpoee. Anotber ~on at $123 wu by pre-a.rrangrd p~, he drove made to the c'amp&J.gn fund to elect the handsom~publlc carrier right .A.rt.bur c. Eklund of the santa Ana up to the dror ot the llChool just, P"O.t tor tbe position a! state com- in. time to make a quorum for the mander. Kr. Eklund la connected High Schoo) board meeting, of with the Ecbon company. which which .he 1s the only charter mem-hu agreed to gtve him a year's ber still serying. leave Of at.mce In cue be ta eleet- Except tor the length and. lone-ed th pomtloo requittl a great llness of the trip. bouncing around de;u uof i::..vellng. with a heap of .empty seats behind A pointed .. committee beade him, the cross-countr,y tre~ was by ~der Crocker were Ken- made withoot eve!lt ·~ • .!:I neth Ott of. the l.Jdo theater, chair- the Judge. Le&\llnl the -----;-man of. the hOUle committee· Keith city January 31st, he came via Genisb. dlalrman of. the ~use Okl'-"oma Oty, ~lo, Roswell mmt eommlttee who will replace L&at FTtday waa another field and Phoenix. ~ ot the pleasant ' 1 Croft day for1.he boys at the Harbor De-pe.rtf ot the trip was the ~ -Owen C. Lindner, :i'd G enn Lnted partment-the usual 1tory when a 1 of friendship& in St. Louis Whom and Dr.~· w m°uu~t.e!~r the real "Santana" blowa. However, I the JtJdge had not aeen for 25 on the ce ~ ting oec this time the acore for bOat. golng year. At the n.,.,,., .. mee a - adrift was somewhat d1tferent. ln· ye~~ Judge's duties during his ond vice-eomman~r will ~lee~. stead of fishing boats heading t1* ~bsence were adbly discbarred by Three new memben ti r~; 1!1t aa In the put, It wu plea.sup Judge O . A. Jones, city judge fer ~p~ ..1!,,~ the~ ~ttftll craft that bad to be reacued.._ w1th Newport Beach. o~&........... rce . · th fishermen winning by a large and Bill Falr. and Harola .Jernigan. e rgi local poUoe amcer, will come tn at m~e n. final ecore WU twelve woman Sues for the next m~ ya.c.bta tn trouble, all due to being D Afte aecured with poor mooring llnee, ... amaires r a.gs.inst only two flahillg boat.a-B -T~d f D N M one d..agpqg anchor. and th• outer arre rom ance ew' esa· breaking a mooring line. All were taken care of by the Harbor De-Oaiming that she sought to artment. with lbe Cout Guard buy tickets to the dance at the M • 1 !Jlandihg by. Woman's clubhoose in Costa Mesa al man Fortunately no boe.ls Were dam-on two occasions but was refused . . · - aged, but the big queatlon. accord-with the explanation that Mexi- lng to Dpty. Harbor, Maater Russell cans were not allowed inside the I L d Cralg, la, "W'hy will ~ple lnveat hall roc the dance, Nellie Delgado s a a y $1000 or more In a boa.t. and then who-identified herself as an Am~ put off buying proper mooring erican citizen or :tt.1ex:ican extrnc- 1n one of the first and what many believe was the best meeting of its kind ever hel d here, 29 sport fishing boot op. erators and associates, at a session Monday night in the city hall decided to organize and elected the following officers: • Darrell King, president; James S. Barrett, vice· president; J. B. McNally, treasurer; Warren Fowler, secretary. It was a representative gathering ot business men, who gave thoughtful consideration· to the apvantag'es of cooperative effort in promoting one of the main industries_ of Newport Harbor. Discussioo as to the constitu- tipn and bylaws resulted in defer-- ring action as was the 1 case of choosing directors-, both object- ives' being put ovel' until the next meeting to be held next Monday evening at 7 :30 at the City Hall. A copy of the bylaws and a list of the membership will be sent each member for study and report. lieved that an advertising pl"O'" gram here would be a decidt!i ad· vaptage. Secretary Fowler told of what Long Beach was doing in the furtherance of sport fishing and that it was going to build a fish- ing pier in the vicinity of. its hone- shoe pier. He declared that it "w~ want to keep this business here we had better be on our toes. Barrett Opem Meettnc Get everybody to join, whether Mr. Barrett, wealthy contrac-you like him or not; have faith in tor, who operates ... a fleet of boats each other and get togetheT like out of "Port Orange" opened the the citrus people, the ~al!a grow- session and told of the firsf gath-ers. the bricklayers ,etc." ering Jan. 15. when 8 small group It· was pointed out that ~ compos-ed of Messrs. McN~y. ciate members should comprise Stevenson, King, Martin, Lorent-the grocer, the cate man, the ho-- zen and Barrett met and discussed tels, etc., as they got as ~ an organization, the meeting Mon-benefit, if not more, than -e day night being thf result. He boatmen. out~ed the purposes of ~he as.so-Fnnda.mmltal Industry ciat1on Md read a proposed dl:aft Dr. Howard Seager, secretary of bylaws. ~f. the t'ity . fllarining commission, llnea, etc., that c~t only a f"1 dol-tion't entered superior eourt last tars?" Boa.t11 adrift. whether from wc-e with a suit for $5000 against broken mooring lines. inadequate w . J . Lively, operator of the Follp~ng the election of offi-! said this organization was fund.a- cers much discussion ensued over j mental a ild one of the primary the directorate and it was felt 1 industries of Newix>rt Hfirbor that that "small_ .boat men should have I can wield a tremendous influence Frtday i. a big day ln the life representation .as well as charter in the cit)"s development. ct Costa llesa'a rural mail carrier, and trolling•men. Every effort Mr. Barrett said that the in- Harry &:hick for that 1.8 when bla will be made to bring every sport dustry brought in as many as ~-mDe long route will be divided fishing operator into the organi-1,000 people daily. He d(ed the to form Route 2 to be carried by zation and the charter will be held one instance ot his boats which Mrs. Verna Ford. The ortginal open until next week for that pur-1 iast season caught 2,000 'tons ot. anchoring. or .dereeUve moorings'. dance. are a. real ba.zard, not only to the Miss Delgado who claims to ''be boat adrtft. but to· all ~e-r boat.a of good moral character," said sbe and property in the v1clnlty. and was refu¥d entrance on Janu~ry llabllltiea and . damage coats can 2() and January Z7. This act, she reach staggering tlguree. Why claimed, ·resulted in her humilia- can't boat ownera conalder the tlon in preser.ce ol friends with small cOtJls or pro;ier mooring u her on both occasions. cheap insurance'?" Liv~ly, who operate-s the weekly These Kids Now Know What the Law of Karma Is! dance, ls in no WB)" connected with the Friday Afternoon club of Costa 1Mesa. He U; from Hunting- ton Beach and rems the clubhouse on a monthly basis. BYC RACE SUNDAY route ·whtcb la the longest !lingle pose. , fish alone. . one In tbe United 11t&tea. had It.a One of the objects of the asso-The following signed up as mem- begt.Dntng 215 years ago and bas ciatiOJ\ ts to promote the contin-] Oers: Don and Dorothy Patterson, grown unW It nCJIW' eerve1 1000 ued ac1ivity of sport fi shing out of 1 Bert Robertson, J . M. Stevenson, tamllies reaching. approrlm.ately NeWJX)rt Harbor. put on an ex-J . B. McNally. Warren Fowler, 3500 pereona. tensive advertising campaign, es-J . S . Barrctt,1 Garrett King, Robt. Mra. Ford b&8'btto employl"d tablish a ccxle of ethics and seek Roberts. J ai-ry Breithaupt. M. at the Douglaa plant tor 80me time by cooperation to expand the in-GN-gory Gorby, S .J'A. Meyer, Dr. and 18 now working out her rdig-dustry for the good _or Newport Ho"~rd W. Seager, R. Elrite, C. nation there. For the flnt week ot Harbor as a recreational spot. A Beckhart, C. A. Poli.aM. M. L. Route rs exi.tmce, Hazel Gill, Favon Progreu DeGrasse, R. M. Fry, Perce Mar- postmuter or the Me.a poet pffice. Earl StanJey, as the only coun· ples, M:n ana Mrs. Ray Kim.ba11, "''ill be the ooe to thank for that cilman attending ,said he favored Joe Martin. Arthur Taylor. Earl A bunch ot kids having a won-Snipes. PC"s and Pac. 14-ft. loQ.g-loobd-tor let:t.e:r whicb. you progressiveness and that only by Tibbett, Ed Offerle. E. J . Ja.ckli, derflll time Sunday breaking bot-Dinghies will lee.ve the starting find fn your bOL cooperation could the city grow. Earl Coleman, J. R. Mills, Wm. tles and throwing them into the point oft the pier et the Balboa Undoubtedly there will be eome He statl'ld that Las Vegas Intended McHaly, Geo. J . Check. Paul Grand Canal, Balboa Island, had Yacht club at 1:30 on Sunday. who now are being served by boxes to spend $200.000 for advertising1 Cooper, J esse R. Steen, Don Rich· no idea that the law of Karma This race will close the Winte-at the post office lteelt wboae re91-i,U the ~ext three years and be-ards. could work so fast. Perhaps they series for the Founder's Day tro-deuces are lnduded in the extended !---~----------------------~ stiU have no ideas about the law phy in the Pac. 14-tt. class. area of th.-new rura). route, and of Karma. which ,acconiing to wbo wt11 wiJltt to place a box !of. Webster, is the theory of unavoid· co. B TO SHOOT home dellYery, atated Hra. Gill. but able cotaequeue. · just bow many cannot be eatlmat· Aiding the Kartnic law was Mr. An all-day shOot has been ed at lb1s tlme. Kr& Ford'• route Walton of the U. S . c.oast Guard. planned for Costa Mesa's C.o. B. wm carry one-third of the load who saw what the yoongsters State Guard. on S\mday at the wttb.•Mr. Seb~ 'ta.a.tog the re- were doing and c&Ued the police. SSan~~tiago~~RJ~'~fl~e~Mln1l'>~:!;.· ...__.. __ J1~·~·-~·~·~zr~ .. ~--------The potice carried out the law - when they made the boys put on H b ha.th ing rults, retrieve the broken I bottl rrom the canal and clean a r 0 r Board Sees Coast Highway es up the beach, while their IJlrenbi ew completed the Karmic law ~Y g:tv-N ing them a 1panklng. Ration Board Gives Ttme-Saving Advice To save the appllcant'e time, from phyll'ician. or dommanding or- local ratle1n boa.rd officials urge 1 fleer. or when returning to per- that all applications be complete, manent homl" there should bl' proof and ln 90me. ceees that extra in-ot exiateoce of,.'auch a home or formation be attached to appli-farm. 1 · cation tonne. In these way• the applicant may eVer had in any winter month in l history. Rooms foc the weekend All loverf of atamp collectlnc-Mrs. Miriam Blaich Writes of Son's Farmera or people uklng for gaa I avold having to we.it until be ~ fol'.' any agricultural purpoees. celvee a letter from the board re- abould &dd to application torms. a I questing such types of information. ctlng "tremendowl m.cre.r-f1c pro~ al an:fCl"ewn com· .ttatement u to location and actt-A good rule to follow la to Ull the traffic on eoa.t Rigbw&'Y plaitle:L . age Of farming area. And ahould bOard tn the application u fully were as scarce as red ration philately to you-will be interested points. Sunday morning, with the In tbe club whicb will bold Ill first bright sun beantln& down Just u meetlng on Tbunday, February 1:5., pretty as you please, brought at 8 p.m. a.t the home of Mr. and thousar>ds more to thla &un-Kn. 1. T . Ewen. 161 Eut 21.t drenched a.J'M.. street tn eo.ta Kesa. , Tbere a.re Al Andersori s Fun ~ had the sn.uiy ln t.be Harbor area wbo are largest winter ~ it has = collectins a.t the Ume ~d t.hoee known. Every ride, nery , • wbo baV6 apr'!M!d. az( tntumt.ln ces.si~ did a land office business. ttdl fa .... tnattna bobby. Coma one The bay front -.:h was crowded come ~ fOI' thlo ftnt ptberlna'- wlth bathers and ~ "> caly call Kn. -..., Newpoot IU6 them the water was warm. cratt ., &be caa put' your name 1zL lb• . of every deoctlpdon. -trun row eottee pot. · boats "> yadlta were oot sall!na --. War Promotion ~ lo(lrlam Blaich, of 1319 Eut Qentral avenue. Balboa.. wrltet a.n b:iterest.Jng letter from her bome ln WbJWu men.Uonln& a recent rtory tu Uoe Saturday Enmtug -in_ which Balboa Ialand ,.,.. UMd .. tbe loc&le, and ee.nde &n. item about !>er oon, Lt. ( ~~.1 · Jobn A. Bla!cb s..,. tbe writer, "I eend all copla of OW' -(N-•'l'l.moo) to our oon. wbo lo out in tbe Pa.- c1t1c cm the Baltimore. You ml&:l>t "" int.erwled to -uw be .... made A. DMot-~ of- fleer. Be bao cbup "of all IUDl11- tary mot.on ... tbe dllp.. Ille. Blalcb aim -boat ~ lalll 'caiUo Of Ille -be -to Pred1 ea•• ln and OD N~rt Harbor watera W.al~ S. Spicer -of Newport a.I.a lD c&M8 where. gaa ta uked aa pouible the--purpoeea tor which -. Beach, who was commi..t.m chair-tor delivering product.a. say where the gas m aaked. gtvtng accurata aft.er the w&r. &n.d envisioning uW-man mJtD latelJ'. when Roy N. Ed-and haw often such tripa are to mileages and locations, and in all de:velopmen\ of the mudfiata warde o1 0raap wu e:l«t.ed to be made. • • cues the mileage ration .ilp mu.t pper Newport Harbor Into a c.ba.lnnanmbJp. ~ that the ~· In cw.a where gas tn nquested accomp&1:1y applicatlon&. mate Of U -new recreaUonal. bay, the Or-mJ..soo ...m curtluue the mtudla. . tor non·blgbway ~· au.ch u Oow:ity Barbar Ownmt"'® It ts JmCllllha. tt wu aplaJned. weldingi applicant lhould' stale r---~,.-----.,----, -today lhaf. 11 bao been u.t tile -* ., lo -der-where employed or II oel! employed BANK APPEALS TO otudytuc neec!o f<1r a.,... bl&l>-ievel lDI' bo(olk'l.._ a ....-,.,. Clout where --lo located. GIRLS FOB BEl.P ani- loridso for a rerouted. Cout Bl.P· ~-"l"!d9: 1...,. Jb1k wttb the CGmmudal tlabermen w o u Id ~! At pre.at roa.te ta am area,. due to ave their own Ume if they were the ame time.. lt wu dis-!dllJ' ......, w Me and i+-MD"I to put on applicaUoo name cio-1 Umt u.e cgmn1zdr 'INta guna 8-ell 9Dd uOa4 tbat ctty. ot boat, Cout Guard number; -.D:d .._ thoqht" to _... A NP 11 ... 1111--. tbm, -be ftllltu• number and otat.e wll'ethtt that a tnmc tube inicbt be the as aw to ..,, wte .-."7 t:rat.:. the appllcW ta owner or operator. ~ - Olria, '"' mmt ba.., 1roelp a _.to --. -lo Ms -Ual lad.V,. - -llM>flmnda!Dl'eaf 7'0GJ' oomnma•tJ au;ut;a We--andM-undef' the cMnJVl to handle A.. _. _._ -. Dill ~ •• ~ Sped.al appUCattcw1 9Uch u . ...,_ _, ...--"' ~ ... • efWDCMf'?n tD tllille OoUt, ~ tnmc wb1cb. tbe ~ w 'e& 'De po: 3 4 thole for medical or per· _,.el wv ...._,.. 0 !'I IPld tllo durina' wvtlme. .. beaVJ at matnray ...... 5 9 8 tlae _,... :!.":"t ~ ~~ veryat•-~bed ... UOlll..,aafes,1 'I'• .. all 11pare a1 tbe d&7 and ,_ n · 'c • pr• 1 ot ....-. -!U> pioper --• ---1111 -- .. - .__._ lleJ\:IC ..... ·-• J>l&llol.. r::~~~~ DOW leaks . out that the leCfh.y jUJUt bad hied him- _, to Indiana to drM! beck a ICbool bl& Jud&'e Dodp mid be neelletl the eD!ldR. bat ~'t, barp1D OD 8!) ·n#i Ja1t111S that m empt;y ..... llW with ..ta eoUJd in u,,, placid .. ~ waters ~ the 'lb Eweno who mane! to Oaota bay. McNallYs and Vallely'a boat ll-lllx """'tho qo ODd operate reutal piers .....,.. unable "' btcin the Ndlo reJ>Ur lbop tu Ooota x- to cope with tile demand for by the -uruae. ..... -col boata. Wblte'a, '!be Dall I!oo9e, I~ otampo lrom tbe four cor auuilan•a Hut. '!be Gectric Gl111. I .... or tbe ·wudcl for 12 yura. llr -. -.... llom la J:llllaud Balboa ~·· 11ay Front care. '!be but lo ... ·~ d._ ,,.,.._ Pa~ a.to, v ............ proctl-~ -...,. prou4 ii. Jt-,-1.ello uw , the Dli!lm 'bo)'9 'wlll flll•D the . give ODe'I ~ Anyway ,. ....... Of llu:7lllr<P'l7 U7 do7 llCbo<II doer In time to lit In -for -PL W-R. ll.,.m. P•«'•<• !fll tbe ~ &oar,• -.0 IP1Dl two ,_.. la Belb .. __ , to .Judi.a ........ .-.. ud ..._._ "'. w be dl'<M! right up to the . tto .... able lo ....... -...... at a . tx.rd ol ""'1ation a... ot Ibo ....... ~ ta 111o1r "*'inl .wen thcqib .be la ' ~arrttel _.,, :tme .. a Mt cit ~ a btt "f f!>dly. ~ -~ ••-: -r --i ........... M hSPllQI t• < -"' _. tlloo)' -_, . ' _,,. • ... • •'n·c .., ... ,.... """ )Ooldnc to the dlant too .,.. to .. r al I • "' l'IND8 UOGDfG .,... .. ,.. Jlc-I ,... 1 a altlleM-baft_larp ______ B.W.8tMnaa,18UVIWlel'lw, ---.--·Pi mDCb ~ u.. com•'rrt•'• de-.,... ...,..,.._ npoft.ed ftndlnc tbe da:lna n.-Ml-. . • ......-!Aa<>O Ito f<>l:-Mm.J Ila 'no .... ••I -CaMl "RIP-~ --a oall -loo:---~ ~ '-• wa,.; ___ Cllr r-. 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Edi and 'lits t!-rt Fisheralen m~~ct .:---:::::. ·= ~~:::.:.;..A~ i! = j "I"' . • that you ocmau:r glory In catcllli\g wbo ba•e 1pent many :roan ID the NW@Jrt Be•ch, J"eb. a., icwt • aan tbe1r wU and-wbo .till daa.'t foUr, th'e, U. yea even. _.en commlidal end ot the fiahlng D!l.tor· f ,_.. know the ,..,.,._,,,_ w, -~ nrordft.mh tn a day. You game. Su~ a CXG"m!Mlon work1nC · · --~ ~-• -t>i'oudl:r dllplay your cat.cb on tbe with the producen and the apcwt 1 The art&c:le ''Pu.rae Seln.en Men-·m.acket:et or a 9qU!d. AH a man g&uow1 ot the C.Wlna Tuna Oub element m.mt 9U1'ely ftDd ane 9r>' °"" SporttlahJDg off Newport Hal'-wllo bu tlahed many kinda Of tllb -..nerouaJy' JetUng the IUD burn ~utlont to qw-V&l'IOUI pn>bleml. bor"',and the .t&temat the 9P0rt-wlth all t:7P89 at par what he the carcu.ee while tbe-blow-tun C ILOYD KUNSON, f!:~~~nc fleet '-"•k•t•nr en t.b!n th1nb before JOU Dl&lr:e up your get In their dirty work. Tb.en at the '21 3lat Street. J:C' mo piped me that l ~t to m.tn4I to condemning one type ot end of the day, are they edible!-tT!'"'l!! r,v• a Uttle 111.Y of my~ ~par. decidedly not! But, a.re .the com-11 In tbe tlnt. _place, I am. 'a com-You tellowl' equawk about your me~ men &llowed to take a..D.d NAllaTOf\IAL Active Member of m.erdaJ. flabe~an of ,ame twelft boat. ttlled with ttve dollar p~ eeJ1 Marlin u human conaump- (Etl.Wrt NouJi rAU 4",,.,,U. ..., . ..d ~ f*/>UJt.4 ..I& Pyl. yean ot apvtence. Four yean on ~IVll having to wait-for their t;;ft' tion! Oh, eacrilqe! Your argu· .., WW. els. CJ""-&A. ,,.....,.. ,,...,... "w 09 Ma...,. lo COMr ,t. 6.,.. pu.r. eelne veuela. Therefore am eomeUmee from the bait haulen. ment that the taking and aetttng Toa Are Siekand Sullerlitg IHi SSOClt\TIO N a JJtUn8. i i.t- in IA. Ped~ _......_ not wrtUng trom hearsay ...:..-nor Ob au.re , you blame the puree eeln· Of Marlin commerclally would eer· calllng unfounded, lelftab rum.on, n"I for t,bat. You don't consider t~y deplete tbe specie la u ON THE WESTERN FRON -I eow that all of us. cor-fa<t.. tbat tbe bait may '1e a little wild, ...t'ntne ., trytng to whip Jai-n respondents have tried time · d again to describf to you Th.e .~teme!lt. Santa Monica maybe the water too clear, .or the with B.B. run• trom GM ot their what thJs weird hedgerow ftgh · g In northwestern France Bay II not fllhe6 by punie 1ewr1, ~t out In deeper water. And or (ex) tv-dlltaJft outpo«O. "Economic Democracy'' has been like. • there.fore b&n'&clfd& abound ln couree the. PUT9e aeinel'I ha.Ye also What 1 have been trjt1n to aa But I'm going to go over it once more, for we've been i,n it th~ water•, ~ untrue and un· caught all the ancbovtea. You ts that you sport fl.aberme~ are ~ two months and some of us feel that this is the two months foun'1ed blame t.he puree eetnera for. the ahort·algbted that ou cannot even that broke tht German army in the West. §ant& MonJ~a . Bay 'la legally abortage of i,ardlne1. but you don't conalder that moaty Of our !I.eh are • Back of the personalities in the Wallace-Jones fl"\lcas are two antagonistic philosophies of government. Mr. Jones favurs government loans to business through the Reconstruction Finan'Ce Corpora ti on only when the money cannot be obtained through the nonnal lending chan- nels. Mr. Wallace, on the other hand, thinks the RFC should lend its billions freely to all lines of business in order that the natioD may achieve what he calls "economic tiemocracy." Aside from the fact that' the plan of the former vice-presi- dent would plunge the federal government more than ever into .direct competition with its, own citizens, it wou)d alSo place American business permanently under the political dic- tates of Washington. . Mr. Wallace emphasizes postwar loans to small business, as if to say that no small businessman will be able to get a loan unless the government gives it to him. He overlooks the fact that special preparations are being made by American banks to accommodate every small enterpriser who !)~as any reasooable claim whatever to credit. It is also a fact that during this war the small manufac- turer and businessman has received the greatest support from the agencies of private business. Mr. Wallace may feel that his brand of "economic democ- racy" is a good thing, but we fear that its counterpart is po- litical dictatorship. Berlin-and Beyond Tb.la '7"Pf: •f .. bUq ti alw1,1a In small croups, IO let'• take 11 an example one compa~t men. Let'a -' aa1 t bey are Erale PJle worklna: forward oo both tides of ~ country Ian~. and thla' company la rapon1lble t o r elearlns the two tleld.t on either 1ld@ of the road •• lt advance•. That meana you have oni)' •bout one plat.ooD to 1 fteld. And with the company'• undentre.nath trom casualUe1, you m ight have no more than 25 or 30 men In a fteld, Over here ~ ftelds are usually not more thao 50 yardl aero•• and a cou ple of hundred 1arda Ion&. They rna.1 have &rain ln them, or apple trees, but molt.ly they are just pastures of areen sr•••. fi:L11 of beautifu] COWi. Tbe 6elda are aurroanded on all 1ldes by lmmense bed1erow1 which consist of an ancient earthen bank, waist hl1h. au matted wttb root1 , and out of 111hlcb crow weed•, bushes and trees up to 20 feet hi1h. The GePmans have us~ these bar· rlers well. They put· tnlper1 in the ti:ees. They die deep trenchet be- hind the hedgerow• and cover them • with Umber, so th't It 11 almost Adolf Hjtler, in his radio speech commemorating the 12th lmPOsslble for arUlle,.,. to 1et at anniversary of his rise to power, made it clear that the Nazis th•m. Sometimrt they will prop up ma-will fight on even after the fall of Berlin. chine eun• wtth 1trtni• at1ached. Some observers believe that the Germani, rather than so they can ftre over the bed1e wlth- SUITender, will eventually break up their main forces, move out 1ettln1 out of their holes. They even cut out a 1ection of the bed1e-them southward and carry on guerilla warfare in the Bavar-row and blde a bl1 gun orra tank ian mountains.• If they do, the end of fighting in Europe may In 11. covedna II with bru•h.' be long delayed. This type of warfare, however, should not Al•o u.e,· 1 ...... 1 under the hed10- require the huge number of-Allied troops now fighting. :~~o~n th~.b~~rw':r: ~~~e J~~ The fanatical detemrn\ation of Hitler and his follow~rs to lar1e enou&b~ to aUc.t a machine run resist to the bitter end must be met with equal resolution on ' Uu-ough. . ii N . has' bee Bal m..U, the lledprow pa~ our part to continue the fight unt 8ZlSl1l n com-tera i. uu., a ... ., macl>lne· pletely crushed. 'l,'his does not mean military victory alone. """ bidden al eacll end ot lhe The fight must be waged through education in peacetime fteld and lnlanlrymee bidden all · . . . . _ alons &be bedrenw wlU. rUlet Germany to counteract the VICIOUS doctrines which Hitler has and macb.lne plsiota. preached. • •• During the past 12 years the former Austrian house-Now It'• UJ> to u• to dl1 them out of there. It'• a slow and cautiou1 painter has created a ghastly mess, However distasteful the busineaa, and there I• nothin1 very task in cleaning it up may be, it must be done-militarily and dashin& about It Our mm don'I 10 politically-if civilizatiOn is to survive. . aero•• the open tleld1 ln dram1Uc Share Your Home The continuing influx of war workers into California, tx>- getber with the increase of Army and Navy pers0nnel as- signed to this area, has made the already tight housing situa- tion even more acute in many localities. So desperate has the situation become that 71 communi- ties around the San Francisco bay are pushing a "Share Your Home" campru&n in an effort to induce more home owners to rent spare rooms to servicemen and essential war workers., . Sharing one's home is a contribution toward wiruting the war just as is the buying of war bonds, donating blood, sav- ing paper, fats and tin. Many f<UJli]ies have an extra room that could be used immediately. In this way the home owner helps ~e war effort and benefim by it at the same time. Military men and war workers must be housed. The co- operatioo of every family able to provide Ii~ space in crowded housing areas is urgently needed to solve this prob- lem. char1e1 such aa you see ln the mov- te1. 71iey did at tlrst. but the1 learned betlu. They I• la llDJ IT•DJN, a squad or less, mQVlDI 1ardl apart and stickin1 clote to the bed1erow on either end o! the fteld. They creep a few yard.a, squat. wait, the.a creep again. ll ydu could be right up there M- tween the German1 and the Ameri- cana you wouldn't 1ee very man:::r pien at &DJ' one ttm ..... Juat a few hen and there, alwaya trJm. to keep bJdden.. But you would. bear an awful lot at oolae. Our men were tauaht lD tratn1D1 not to 1\re until they saw 10m• thtn1 to fire at. But that hasn't worked in th.it c:puntrJ, bec1uae 7ou •~ 10 little. So the alternative 11 to keep ahootin1 comtanl11' at the bed1erow1. Th1t plnl the Germ1na In their hole• irhllo •• sneak up on them. The aitacldq ...... 1neak up the aides of the bed1erowa while the re1t of the platoon 1ta7 back la their own hed1erow and keep the forward bed1e 1atunted with bullets. They St. Valentine's Day '\ ahoot rlJle rrenadea too. and a mor-. tar 1quad a UtUe farther back keeps lobbln& JDOl1&r ahell.t over onto the Germana. February 14 may be just another day to most of m, but to the youngsters it is a very sp(;cta1 occasion when St. Valen- tine lends-a helping band to the flustered lads and lassies who have .been winged by one of Dan CUpid's flying B.ITOWS- T1'e UtUe adwaace ST•DP9 I'd •P a. I.be far eadt ol lbe bedce- rews al Ute e•naen ol t.be Bel.4. ne1 11.nl tr, a. bock evt the machlD.e l"US al eacll c•rner. Tbey de this wlU. ha.Qd pe.. • To the older generation this sort of thing may be looked ...... rtlle (T<DM!eo ... ..,._ upon as "puppy love". Be that as It may, there are few times cblne .,..._ · In a boy's life when his heart beats mpre wildly than when be_ -=~ ~~:O '-:: preasun sett sends a '4alentine to boldly declare his affection for the girl oa. th• German de1en4.,, of .,,. who sits opposite him in the fifth grade, , And many a ferni-bed&erow """ Pullin& back. Tbe1'11 . . , take tltelr beavter &Uni and m01t nine heart bas its flutterings, too, both before and after the of the men bad< ·a couple of fteldl envelopes are opened. . and 11an diUlna 1n ro, • ••• 11ne. .... ------------open to 'J>Ul'M eelne veuela.; and thlo.k. to uk the Flab and Game migratory, that the few fiah we They 1 teave about two machine almolt. any m8bnl~ Digbt wUJ find CommiaaJ.on what limit.a are allow· aeeibere In our home waters are ln run• and a few rl8emen scattered the bay a.rea well t~hed by a num-ed the 88.rdine fisherle1 each yea?' moet cuea . only the moet adven- through the hedge to d a 1 t of ber of thoee boata. What are they and how thS! commission arrives at turoUJ of their respective specie ihooUna •nd bold' up ~e ~eri· after? -Sardines-adult size u.r-their figure. Think a.' little bit. That tielr main habitat 18 far dis~ cam •' lona as they can. I dinea-aardlnea 4 yean old or old-honea:tly, before you at.art holler-tant from here: Certainly your Oar me.a now aneall alooa the er-Mrdlnea nine ln~hea long or Ing bait shortage. ABk any of the puny efforts to conserve them in front •Ide of the hed1erow throwin1 lbnger. Believe me they don't want old-timers around here how many tbeae waters would seem silly eve rrenade• .over onto the ~ther aide them any smaller, and aeldom do timea they . uaed to have to go to you, were you to go ~ th~ and 1pra1tn1 the bed.tea .with their they make a mistake and catch eleewbere for b&it. waters where they primarily live iun•. The ftghttn1 11 very close-the young one.a. Sure. I'm for fish conservation, and abound. '-- only a few yardt apart-but It u, Incidentally purse seine veueUI I'm even for legislatlQn against aeldom actual hand-to·hand 1tuff. will take macktrel, however m06t purse 11e1n1ng. But not the way you Sometime• the remalnlnl Ger-of tboee fishermen pa..9S up schools felJowa are going after It. I'm not man1 come out. or their holes wtth l ln th~lr bunt for ear-in favor of penalizing the producer .their handa up. Sometimes they try dinea, because IW>:!lt canner-In favor of the exploiter. I'm ln to run for It and are mowed down. tea do not wiab to be bothered with favor Of sane legislation bued on Sometlmet they won't come out at mackerel during the aardine aeaaon an Intelligent study of the a<>urce all, and a hand c~ade, thrown and partly bees.use moirt mackerel or supply, not legislation railroaded into their bole, flnishet them ot!. acboob (all bearaay and conjecture through ln favor of purely local And ao we've ·taken another hedie-to ~e contrary) are too lllllall to greed. The halibut fl.aberte8 ln the row and are ready to ·•tart on the bother w1th. North, the Southeastern Alaska one beyond. Our Ulwrtrioua sport f I ab Ing Salmon fiaberies are two very good Thia bedserow bualndlt Is 1 aerie•' brethren are all bot and bothered examplea of aane, lntelllgent laws. of UtUe aklrmiahea like that clear because aometimea they eee a few Perhaps You , fellows w o u Id acrosa the front. thousand• and thou-purse seiners working outs:lde of rather that the people of these 1anda· of Uttle sklrmithea: No tlrrtle Newport Harbor. In fact la.at dark UnJted Stat.ea not have Southern one of them 11 very big. But add of the moon there were perbapa ten California fbh on the market. ot them all up over the days and week• or twelve of those boata working course a few fortunate ones would and you've 1ot a man·ti.r.ed war, lhe&e-ahores for a few night•. Yes. be lucky enough to receive a band- with tbouaanda on both side• belnl I waa working on one ot those out of poorly cared for 8Wlburnt killed. boata. What dld we catch ?-Sar-fi..ah that your suckers would hand Sure \\,.e need conservation legis- lation, but w e need SANE legis- lation. Leg1alation founded . on in-. telllgent study of source of supply. Legislation that will help pro- ducers, producee indefinitely. Not purely local laws that hinder local production without materlully pro- HOME, AtJTO, MARINE RADIOS REPAIBED ~ Elecbiclan • • • dlne_..nothlng but oardlnes, no, no out to their nelgbbora. The fa<t BURT R. NORTON No Set Pattern barracuda, no aeabaM, no yel~ow-that many thousands of our poorer I 1111 ~t mway Phone Ul 7 U 1ou were to come over here tail, nothing but aardlnea. Did we folk are exceedingly glad to eat our Newport Beaeh. Calif. ind plclr: out aeme )led1e-encloted exterminate those fieh in these canned sardines and mack~! at a field at random. the ftshtina: there waters? Of courl!!le not, what do l-------·=::;;;;;mniiiiiiiiiiii~~~7~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii probabq wouldn't be followto1 the you auppose nature pu_ts ta1b on i 1eneral pattern at alt For each fl'1l for? We had been followlng one la a little separate war, fought tl1'>8e acboola of sardlnesi aince we under dU!erent clrcum(tance1. flrst sc.w t hem off P rl'bt Dume, For lrullnce, 7ou'll come to a and the laat we heard of them they wood• instead of an open tleld. The were off Oceanside. By now the Ge.rm1tn1 will be du1 in all over the barracuda off San Quentin Bay, woodJ, ln UtUe rroupt, and tt'a Lower Call!omla, are giving them reaU, tou&h to 1et them o•t Otten a merry chase. 1n cases like that we will fu•t 10 D~n't the aportflahing fraternity around the woods and keep 1oln1: believe that fish have ta.its ? Do and let later un!tt take care of those you auppoae that the fish you see 1urrounded ind doomed feUowa. here today are etill here next OT ft'U ra tbroa1b the wood• ~and week? Nuts! Go flahlnr for a while clean it out. and another company, for a living, instead of maklng comln1 through 1 couple of hour• your dough baullng suckers. Go later, will tlnd It tull o! Germana one or two seaaon• on a pune aa:ain. 1n a war like this one evef1· seiner and really team aometbing thlnl la In such confusion, I don't about ftab and ibelr .habits. Study •~ bow either tide ever 1et1 •117· tbe dfl.t& compiled by the Fish and where. Game Comml.ulon, before you .llart ~ SomeUme11 foa doa't lmow you?' aaalnine squabbles about the where &he enemr la and dan'l commercial veuela. lmow where roar own troos-You fellowe are so narrow mind- are. ob Hmebodr uld lhe ot.be:r ed that you aeem to think that all day, no battalion eom.maader filb that find their way into our can aln 7oa lbe uact loca.-local '7&ters, find It ao bealthtul Uon of bl• varlou an.Ila flye here, that here they stay. You don' mtnatel after lber'Y• Jaml*I believe or admit that all surface otf. fl.eh make a yearly migration, aome We wlil b7-pas1 whole pocket.I of of them over a very coru1lderable Guman1, and they .will be there dlatance. That fish cycles are the ft&h.tint' our followtna: w1 vet .when rule ratb,er than the exception. our attacldnJ companiea are a Do you remember the "White couple Of miles on beyond. Gradual· flab bW." The law prohibiting the 1:r the fraot sett: all ml.zed up. There taking or eelllDg .of barracuda. ~ 1:'d~e~~i;.11be:Od J':,:O~d :! yellowt.&11 or eea baa locally by you trom be.hind and from ,.our puree ae.ine veuela? Well, tha.t law fta.nk. 1till stands, and It le a good law. However, lf you are boo eat enough to remember, the pw:ae seine vea- eel owners aasoclaUon endorsed lb.at bW and helped to get It Sometimes a uni~ will 1et 10 far out ahead ot thote on either aide that it ha1 to 1wtn1 around and fllbt to tta rear. Q,metimu we ftn on our own troop•, thlnklnl' we are ln German territory. You caa't see an)'1hlna. and you can't even tell from the aouncb, for each lfde UIH 1am• ot the other'• captured weap- ons. • • • • --.... lhe blfhtry bid to work 1n the clotest cooperafioo Jn bre•lrlns: throu.gb the German nae that tried to pin U1 down Jn tbe beacbhud area. Neither could bave dooe it alone. The trooP1 are of two mind• about bavin& tanlu: around them. ll you're a loot 90ld.ler :rou hate to be ~eat a tank. fnr It always dr1wt ai-e. On the other hand. lt the &oin1 1et1 touth JOU pray tor a tank to come up and at.art blattina with lta run-. la our breakthrough each tn- h.ntry unit bid '°'*" artocbed to It. It wa1 tbe tank1 and the infantry that broke throu&b that rtn1 and ~ bole for the armored di'ri-"'"!" , ,. tbrou&b. f • • • 0. aner.... we df'O'ft In our jeep into 1 countQ' like that. Tbti lltUe rural .W.,e1 of C&J atone were demolllbed -beartl>reaJdns be•PI 'at ltW. am.oktnc rubbla. ptued. The commercial ftabermen u a whole are Juat u conarvatlve minded aa you sportflahermen are. 'lbe only dltt'erence la, the com.mer- C:lal men know they have to Utiake a Jiving at tltblng, eo tbey Uy to be aen8!ible a:id faiJ' about the con- eervaUoo l&wa. The aport f1eher· men are moetly laymen when Lt comes to having tlab eenae, &nd are lntere.ated 80).ely ln what they can milk the suckera for. They ll.st.en to ap. the crackpot theories a· pounCied about the de1tructlve com- mercial men, then add oo. aome wholly lmagiD.a.ry wronp of their own, followed by long and loud bollen for legislation a.ga.inst the evil commercl&l men. Oh. yea, by "commerci&l flaher- men" I mean thoee who have for many years earned their living catching and eelling tilh. Not the draft dodgen who have lately J'Wlhed into the f1ab.tng game to 1 1bls special occasiOD -has not been cancelled by the wer. Eternal as the spring, February 14 remains the day on whlCb the pulse ot yooth beats In double time as It makes· the ever- ,ttuilling pJea, ''Will you be my Valentine!" Can Tell How Long Ago W~ Moved -On Wbm J'OU're wanderln.I around our ••"'1 tar-II~ front Una-the .----------~.-------:-,-------'---,I Unn that In our pruect npld war 1 an known u ''ftuld .. -1ou can al- "'10'• tell. bow -111 11w1· bettle bu ••itPt Oil ahud d 70U. b:f ~ VETERANS' ASSIST~CE Service Center I •: I · l"'J'l.Jt f OOVEBNJll:NT SEBVJ<JB f.t,mWar -~ ·YcN ea.n.,_ MDIII K: tl'CllD tba tltOI """ ,_ "if' fa --............ Do---:J r-.. __ , -UO ca I' HOM1 NUUING ""' _..._. ) ~ • YOUR CONDmON MAY aEDE'TERMJNEDBYOUR FLUOROSCOPIC X-RAY . ~ '() '!' M COMPLETE PHYSICAL • X-Ba7 Fluo~ Ezamin. Uon Cbeat and Lanp. e Blood Pressure., PulM and Tem~ntUJ'e Studied. • X-88.1 Flaol'0900plc l!:nmL oat.lob ol Stomacb and Ooloa. e Cll'CUlato17 hncllonal TeoL • Bone and tlolat l;pm!Mo .... .. • B...,_to-Foot ~ Eam-lnatlon. $ q>VW AU. • • • T•ere It • ......... , . ., •. ,, ...... Lot 0.-..,_ .......... .... . .. , _, Health S Saccess Dr. J.C. KEYS D. C.. PH . C. '¥horM!l ·for Appointment f\ANTA ANA 3370 Spupon Bldg. Ub II Sycamore S- SANTA ANA • 814 Heartwell Blq, LONG BEACH Copyright 1943 NT. 2-13 '"9titW.tlW..Veterw ... tlllllrD1;w'1 ta 6ttloe 0pen w~ 11.io' tar t1111 Ara Rocm'235 ,· Nftl'Olllr,BA....,. lJNION lllGll IKlll!OOL thlaca ••• ·-.... Ibo .... ~ rrom~--------, ...... ._.. __ .... ... _ ............. ....... .. ,_,.._. ... ._a: es 1 CUll~ISOI .. UC. CO. . ' lff:ws •It &t 'P's h•' 1 A•..., ~ l!Mll 88Cli..et.t· .......... -. ·. • '• 11•-a e.ep.· .n..e m ~ "-t - j ' • • • -·· • ' . I ' ! l l I ·. • • • } • I .. .. . I 14 iegistranls ln41iclell · lntof ·Al'llM Fo,.; Leave fro• lewport leac~ .&. call for U ~bl oelectod In chazp of deputllig cenmon- for the Anned -trom LocU i.. _... membero of·the Newporl Boud 1n, Nowport s .. d>. iepcrl-Barbor Amertcan t..ip.n Poot .No. 'ed for llldDctlaG and entnmment 291 f<>llooWlg & rol/ call by 'the -the Paclfl<: Sle<;tric Dopot at chief clerk of tlMI ~ ~ __. Be&cb "" Wedn...,_y, J. Bayman and ..moo officer of l'eb<uary T at I :45 a..m. Ille American Leglan1 Poot. A lhort • t&lk to tbe alected men wu given • by the Oomm&ilder Frank W. croclter. A final 111-WU siv- en to tbe regiatranttil bY the .teere- t.-y of the local boud, BUwut T. Dw>lap,' who &loo luued to the men booklete of tnatructlon, pub- llohed by the Americ... Leg!Oll, and courtuy caret. w~re d18tributed to each ot the •ftectes. The regt.a- • • • • I M&WIOILrUUM>A Lincqln's Life . ' • . . • • Kw,_. ..811 .. ational Symbol • l • • • • . . . ual Dan~ _for p "t T · t I $16 ' 950 Keenholts Runs · lm8'1tile Pai!alysis erm1 .s o a • • · , · non Hoqse, But Will Be Feb. 24 F 1..::..1 R · ._ , Not Mabchest.er's 1 DeJayeduntilthe 2•~theAn·, Qr '""=1_0mes, ! epalrS 1ui:~~.:~~wi! . Jdi Dance tor the Infantile p~ ~ , F w: WWW • ' • the .tatement WU printed th&t a al1lla IJ'lln4 af Newport Barbor Buildin p IUL! 'ts·-de! 11ar; .. being m&d<!by the own-K. Keenbolto bad t&Un aver the wW be .held at tho Relldenouo g emu . er, John B. Bopzl, who la cloolng Doll Bouoe at Balbo&. and which BallnJom tllrou,i. the court..y of in the tront. WU' called part of the Don Man· Bob: Murphy, owner ot the nation-NSWPOaT NgM'?fl Merrtll E . Tarver, 370 Avoca.do cheat.er orga.niu.Uon. ally ·known dancing p&lace. H. F . 19M _ 298 $ 235,(774 er..t Rood. La Habra, ,. ohlngllDg Laot year Don KancbeaUr. too1r: Kenn.y, ln ch&r&'e of ~!~local cam· 1935 -a 497,440 the ezte:r1or of hi. bouae at 220 over what he re-named tbe Brull ~ announce• 18Veru tmportan.t 1936 _ 523 766.089 Ameth)'llt .u-eet, Balboa t.land, at Laa.gun.a Beach. The o riginal Doll c0otribuUoD11o ·the~ bell>g ooe 1937 _ !563 908.090 and la replacing the preoent foun-Hou.oe at Balbo& la atill """"4 by MCUl'ed throup U'.le ettorta of the 1938 _ 518 ----911,637 dat1on. wtth concrete. Co.t ot the Albert R. Tbompeon and Jane Newport· Beach Grammar ecbool 1939 ___.. 5&2 881.745 work. will be $800. Jda.ncheeter and ll under th& man- wblcll collected '22(>.78 for tlMI 19'0 _ 542 ---··--· 1.ot0,122 ~t of ilfr. Keenholto, Don Fund th .. year. 1941 -489 -'-·---··· 1.229.~ Imn' e Co. Seeks to ~thchleth""'r la In "° w.,. °"""-Bal George McKeehan, who l• actlnr 1942 _ 320 260,935 w1 e er the Doll Houaie tn - FOR MEI and BOYS trant. Joined ln a &a.lute to the nag t. u Treuurer thla year,,hu arn.ng-1943 -= ==-...:..--= u2.32'7 Reconstruct Slips ~or~ ~·r1n""ii& t ~ :~ ~=:r :e:.~~~o:te~~ 19« ·-··-····-·-··194·5··-····· &a1,MO --!(! ~th ·theo :rl::.i ~co::.; be tore board!Dr; their llpeclal buo . Maqrred ._ ..... ., --u._ -r · _ llhall. -be -·-!rem bound for Fort MacAt:tJwr Armed -....U.. hu ~ tlult la boao by .,,,.,;, d--ooldler Forces Receptirin Center. Com-c1n,,,,_,,.,,,,1,,_o_,oo,,,,1m,,,,.L.'"'"''•"--'""'"'*=----l------------ ra.dea Croft and Leonard &eted u operation hU been sut.t&ntial with .1 ' •• 322 Application haa been m&de by ~~ h~_n_echver been employed in the more contributlODll st1ll to come. anuary ·····--------··-·-··--····· uu: the Irvine Company, TUatln. for ........ u. auu1 eater Cate, whJCh I.I Volunteer workers are needed and w operated aolely by Kr. Manchellter • color bearer&. Coffee and doughnut. were aerv- ed to the eelectees, tbelr rela.tive.s and friend& by Mn. Earl W. Stan- ley, chairman of the American Red Crou canteen unJt. · .A.ppotDted u leader of the gTOUp we~ Carroll R. Moody of Anaheim, '--------------' and Zane D. Pe.rkln8 Of Santa An&. , ' CHRISTIAN'S HUT Balboa, California DELICIOUS F OOD ... COCKTAIL BAR DINNERs ... BANQUEI'S Leonard Ma.n;hall, Manager Tbe following .electeea who en-. Stam N Two new hOU8N were ltarted ar Depa.rt.ment permit to recon-at' Laguna Beach der the trained tor Fort MaCArthur wen: p ews ~~~r:oo°! ::~:r: ~.:.~ th1J wee)( accounting for $7000 in l~t ~~ting lYJ>e boe.t allpa lo-Of Brull. un name Orville G. Skidmore, Barry T . m•rce or to H F Kenny n-.J. building -•ta. and atemtve al-tica 02ween U. S. Bulkhead Sta-. r · · • .-V<n .t"""-...... ona l , 103, and 104, Newport Bowlea, Maurice D. Bancroft. Paul 1 By CAROL D . E·~N --e t BaJ'L.--teratloD.s brou-t the amount of w& m-.. r a ......,_ &.... Bay. These boat slips w ere author-N . Ande~n. IAgUna Beach; Char-t&mpa ca.n be juat llO many Another important donation bu eleven perm.Jta.!Mued up to 116,950; lzed and completed under a f ormer le• E . Sine, Harley P . J onee, Jesua ee of colored and prtnted paper ~-I -• 1 th South '""""'~ acoordtng to bulJM--i .. _.._..tor ~D rece vo;u rom e ......._.... ~ ~-.... War Department permit. ·The re-J . Hem.a.ndez, .... ..thur F . Snyder, t you ·arrange in an album to Bo Jin T t blch waa Axel Nelaon' ~ ...... w g ournamen w · construction of the slln. now pro-Melvln ~Shafer, Valentino Con-up iA many allotted epaces u ... b Al J oyce The --·lta At 2.,1 Grand C!anal Balboe. ,..~ arrang~ Y • ........ "" ' poaed coDaiBta of movlng the ex-tttru, ph C . McCord, ea.ta ble, 1Jr they can be a kaleldo-ot thi.s contest added $138.60 to the Ialand, Elva S. and W . H. Faw-lsting slructures cbannelward to 8 Mesa; Ruuell K. Murra y, San SC pe Of h111tory and lnterestlng IntantUe Paralysi.a Fund Drive thl1 ~tt of 223 Grand Canal, are build-llne parallel to the u . s . Pierhead Diego; carroll R. Moody, An.ab.elm; e ta, for every stamp teU. a lng a tw~famlly bOUJte. at a cost I Robert H. Boyd, Irvine: J erome C. st ry. year. of S-4000 and 8 . 0 . Barden, 218 Line, the outer ends of said slips to Wotlpka and J ack B. Kendall, Bal'-ke, f or example, a commemor-" Collins avenue, Balboa Island. is extend 15 feet channelward of the ho& I!tland: George F . Denni.I, Ea-e set ot three 1tamp1 Luued by Star H. S. AtJtJete building I\ one-trtory houee w hich u . s Pierhead Une. The w~en condldo: J e.us Mendoza, San Jua.n la ln 1917. To the caeual ob-w ill contaJn tour rooms, on* the piling at ,sbore9.rard end and an-Now a• Shipf1'tter chors at charuielwa. rd Pnd of the Capl.strano: Zane D. Perkins and er this appears to be quit e an adjoining Jot at 216. I t will cost boat slipa are to remaln as they Quality Lumber and Building Material• • COSTA MESA LUMBER ·CO. R. E . HOSTETLE.R f Phone 48 s 'uvere c . Vermeulen. Santa Ana ; o lnary tuue carrying the . por-At "-n. Steel Co. $3000. exist. LaWTence R . Jau~gui . El Toro; t ot the ruler and h is conaort \..A} H . s . JdacKay jr., Balboa.. is ;;:::; _____ """',._ ____ ,:!============= Gerald R. Ulm. Modesto. ot a little lmo:wn a.nd lnsigultlcant making extensive repaint to ~e c nl'.ry. But 11' you look cloeely, 1-b 20 H bo -at ~ look ing husky man 1.nterlor ot hU!I ouee, ar r y see the date below the picture&, .... ,............. I I d d I 1---"'-t Wbo 18 a n.w Sblpfltt<>,. over at • a n . an a •-uuuug a urnace J e 28, 1914. and It wu on tb:ia ..... d I · Tb L ill ~--l ldaled steel yards and ha.a an e evator . e wora. w cost ta eful Sunday that Balkan pu-vvu.-. $2000 si na, galled by the yoke ot Au.s-jUl!lt come f rom' three yearl!I build-· CERTIF ICATE OF BUSINESS: , bu.rel into !lame,• a.nd the t.n,g ships tor Henry Kaiser at Van-Another $2000-job la that of FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME bduke Francll Ferdinand, heir couver, B. C .. I.a Cllff Tblede.r tor-J ohn E . 'Bennett, 108 Ea.st Merrill • t the throne of A ustrla-Hu\lgary, mer star a thlete at Long Beach street, Fontana, wbo la making al- THE UNDERSIGNED does here-bi& a.rchducbeaa were a.aa.asfn. Polytechnic High school and U ni-terattona and repa.ln on two by certify that they a.re conduct-a ln the 1rtrttta of Saravejo, v~rslty of Southern California some houas at 116 29th irtreet. ing a garage and motor repair c ital ot Boenla. Tb.ls a.uauln· 20 yean ago. H. M. Brookes ot 315 3'4th etreet business at 122 Agate Avenue. on. blstori&ru1 agre.!, wu t he in-F or the past ten years he baa Is m ak1ng aJteratJ0011 and repairs Newport Beach, C&lltomia, under t which started the Flr st been touring the continent as a t o the inte rior ot. hif bouae at 3402 the fict itious tlrm name ot Ieland rld War. proteaalonal "'restler and ha"' title Marcua avenue, at a coet of $1000. PUBLIC NOTICES GORDON B. FINDLAY CONTRACTOR and BUILDER MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OUR SPECIALTY · Cabinet Shop Service Offke Cabinet Shop S410 Coast Blvd. 407 sotb St. Phone 412 Ph. :!888-J NEWPORT' BEACH. CALIF. Gara ge and that said f irm ls com-uui& tswai etampa commem-belts for western Canada . tbe, Pa-A like amount L8 being spent by ~-------------------------~I poeed of tbe following persons ting two d.Jfferent trane-P olar ci:tlc nor:thwest and Rocky ~oun-Katharine Cballlie, MtU Seashore I ~========================== whose names and addreases are M ht.5 from Moscow to the United tain area, but ~ not yel deter-Drive, who ta extendlng her garage J: For the Busy Motorist follow9, t o-wit : tea fn J937, each stamp featur-mtned w hether be W111 wresue ln fou r feet a nd in8t&Utng a bath and ff • • S • Raymond . R. Ainsworth. the aviators who made the trip. southern California. kitchen. Add.itlonal toilet and Who Needs E 1c1ent erVIce Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, in this locality are m ore in· Thiede starred in boxing. ~·rest-dreutng rootnl!I are being added t o L b W Caljfom la. t eated In t he eecond stamp be-ling and football at P oly High and the second noor of the California • U fiCat io n ash ing Margaret Fae Ainsworth. 401 C' 9e on the second flight th~ later made quite a name for him-Marine Packing company building , MODERN MARINE SERVICE . • Tire Recapping Nev.rport Blvd .. Newport Bea.ch.I p nes landed at San 'J acinto, Calif . self at U. S. C. After cleaning up at 2'522 Lafayette avenue at a cost 8 8 Cl M _._ Callloroia. 1 ---all coast amateur mat tit les a.a; a Of $1000.. I H oun: :SO L m. to P. m. 08ed on...aya Wltn h d thl 8t h d of t · Co I -.... 1 es9 m y an s ay or said unty and State member Of the Paclflc Cou:t aub Two garages were under con- ISLAND SHELL STATION 1 F ebruary, 19-4 5. ( Y Commission expires Oct. 15, team, he turned pro against J oe 1 etruction, Richard H. Pleger build-I RAYMOND R. AINSWORTH 1 6.) ,; Banaakt at W ilmington Bowl in tng a frame garage and etorage I t -HELL DOCK 00!'1 E. WOODS MARGARET FAE AlNSWORTH b .. Feb. 13. 20. 27, Mcb. 6. 1945. US2. r oom at 700 Avocado avenue a t a , State of Cal.ifornla, ~ -cost of $"200. while C. A. Lytle, 207 County of Orange ss. JICE OF INTENTION Christ ianity -is not a theory Qt 40th street. Is con structing a frame On lhlo 9th day of Febmary. TO ENCAGE IN THE specula tion, but a life; not a phi!-garage on hla adjoln!Jlg loL 2'!7 Manne A venue Phone Ne"-port Beach !~19-W Balboa bland BALBOA ISLAND - YOU'LL BE HEARISG THE 1''EWS of VICTORY on tbe S A!\fE RADIO YOU NOW H..\VE ... lt Joa Ill~ H l a 11:ood worlr.lnr o~. We baTe the t•bn •ad ~b"' r9dlo 1uppU.,. ....i a 1tatr ot e:.~ r...U. "'"air mea. GUAJl.A.STEEO 24-ROUR RADIO SERVICE SHORT CIRCUIT Radio & Electric 516 f:ast Bay Fl'ont. At the F erry LAndlng B.'\LBOA near Palm Pb<ooe :-i.·ewport RN..oh 1638-W A. O., 19<15. t>erore me Alma M. h f 1·1 If · • Rath 8 Notary Public in a nd for ·SALE ' OF ALCOHOL-,inosop Y o 1 e, but a . e an d a hv-Improvement to rt.he store t rog.t g process. -Coleridge.1 at 1103 Coast boulevard. Corc:i6a the utd cocnt y a nd stale. residing IC BEVERAGES I the re .. 1. duly comml91!'1ioned and • ,,.._..,ii!!!~~:: sworn. personally appeared Ray· : Fehru&'Y 9. 1945. r mond R. Ainsworth and Margaret T<i Whom It May Co ncern : Fae Ainsworth knu..vn to t:Oe to be r-:otice is hereby given that 'fif· the per30ns whose names are sub-tcf n d!\}'8 after the date posted, the scribed lo the \•,:itbin instrument. utitle rsigned proposes to sell alco. and acknowledged to me that they h°'ic beverages at lhese premises. executed the same. detJcribed 8..!t follo\,·s: 109 McFad· ' IN \VITNESS \.¥HEREOF . I de~ Place. Newport Beach. hav? hereunto Bet my hand and af· J>u rsuant to such, Intention. t he I fL'ted my official seal the day and urf!ersignf'd Is applying to the year in this Cert ificate first above St•te B<iard e r Equalizat ion for i9- I writ ten. su~c e of an alcohollc beverage AL.\:fA M. RATH. ucrnse (or licensesl for these • (SEA L) Nota ry Public tn and prfmlses as follows : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I I ! ON SALE BEER. 11 (\nyon{' de91 r ing to protest the DO YOUR P~RT TO WIN THE WAR IN 1945 - I • • No Experience Necessary \ Work in Your Community Own Attractive Hours for HOUSEWIVES Apply Now CONSOLIDATED VULTEE -. . ,. AIRCRAFT CORPORATION I 1015 Coa'st Highway ·co·RONA DEL MAR ) \ i.s.SuanC"e of such license ( s 1 may fil e a !verified protest "'dth the State ~rd of Equaliza t ion at Sacra- ~fnto, Cali fornia, stating grounds for denial as provided by law. The premises are nO'il>· licensed for the sa le of alcoholic beverages. RICHARD S . C ARSON. P~b.-Feb. 13, 1945. TWO INJURED P orlen Price, 16, of 124 25th strleet and s . E . Ramacciott l. 23, of the Coe.st Guard, suffered minor inj~ries Thursday at 8:30 p. m . 'A'~ a car driven by Anna Sut- torta. 17. 2824 28th street, left the paYe ment on Newport R oad just 80Uth of Bay street and hit a tree. f>l1ce wu taken home for treat- mept a.pd Ramacclottl was rem ov- ed to Sant a Ana Army A1r base di.spensary. International Harvester 78UCK8 AND TRACTORS FARM EQUIPMENT M. Eltiste·& Co., Inc. 40'I It. 4dl Ph. S%00. S&ata Ana Ill N. L A. SL Ph. ZUl A•aholm ·T LAST! STAPLES for,_ ..... ,. ..... antftldl WI!: BAVE- ot .............. Staples ,, . ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, W.·C tlll.~twl> .... NewpwtBah Nl!MS ,TJMBS Will your ''Perfect Kitchen'' have the perfect range? Wbeo household oppliooca are moaa&awed agw.io, tbett'll be,_ pajKI range ••. the "Cl"' .. , C.niJied Performonoe Gu Range. Aod ia perfection will stem from ewry ongle ••• it will be beautiful, fu<, cleao, <ODwaiear.~ It will bO'Ye simplifi<d coatrob ID pw J'O" ADJ' degne of bat imuody, oa,d ID -1-io a steady •. even beat cbro11gboac JOG• cooking operati6os. It will be eqa.ipped wlm mo .....- coa...ueocie r..-'-_, ......... _.ina . • .. luop, mhna•~ ............ doclr, 'a11<0matic cempen•ti-uol, telf.Uglacen, io..n-. ..... ........ _ ...... .. -•, ' None but the perfect nos<' ... the C.nilied Performance Gas Rans<' ..• will do for your perfect peaaotilne kitchen. Your purclwe <Ji war boQds now is your assurance of owning ooe as IOOD as it is available. •• PRACTlCAL ·~ ' ' . •• • ' • • ' ! • I • • . . . • • , ..... ~-DWIW.''_,. ..... I ' USO Swings · Around [."'""'\••JI~. l Or~nge .. County Cir.cuit PU-by a cllstlngulabed group ocent patlenta' party, C'G1. Min· ot amcen uad ladtea, the United ton cut the birthday cake ualated 8ervice orpa.J.sationa of the county by Major Ansberry, director ·of ac- ~ them.el.vu proud tut Tbunday tivlties and operations for the Air tD & tour at buU and ctUee on the Bbe and a former O.eveland occut.oft o« the fourth birthday of newspaperman1 • the celebrant.. At Balboa NCCS-USO, Navy • • •••,...,. n •• a n1 , e 1 .. , Nin..,. u. uu SaturdaJ 1 Night, .February 24th ' • . C!yde .Aaben, Herby Kenny and Chaplain, H. T . Heermans fl"om the writer 1t&rt.ed at the Santa Naval Aid Station cut the blrtbday Ana Army. Air beM where a . de-cake. GuesU vieited the EneDJ!don Uclout repa.at waa served In the building on the Bay Front whi4Jh Oft1ceni club. boll8e8 the •bower, locker and dor- Repreeenting General Easter-mitory setup of the local USO, and brook at dinner wu Col. Henry M. 9till be expanded to aleep 80 aerv-RENDEZVOUS BALLROOM, B"LBOA Klntoo, Executive ottlctt of the Icemen. - Air Bue. Muter o! ceremonies, At Santa Ana YMCA-USO, capt. ca.pt. Merrill N . Pblatt, Speclal J . A. C'ampbell, Public Relations Services Officer of the Baae. Col. Officer of the El Toro Marine Air Mlntpn welcomed guesta ln behalf Station cut the birthday cake. M- ot Cen. Euterbrook and cut the !th1ted by Lt. Virginia Martinelli, birthday cake. Mrs. Hyde · of Hou9ing Officer of the Marine Air YWCA -USO, Santa Ana, and Station. chairman of the Staff Confe rence. Most of the office rs mentioned · introduced USO personnel. above live tn the Nev.'P(>rt Harbor AJ. the hospital ror convale-area. Soun of eui-rina: p Into the baildinc of alrcralt .for na- tional defenae. 'l1dl photo eh.owl two 1ou:na Ford Motor Compan7 worken atadJinl' interior wine construction fM the four-e:nlrine CoMOlidated B-U bomber Ford will build ln a hap $58,000.000 plant now under conatruction at" \\'illow Ran,, near Ypeil&nll. Mlch. • • • POLICE NEWS your Friends and !vI1ne William J . Zale1kl, M , of Dant'• Trailer Court. wa.s taken lo the county hospital with a heart attack A marriage )ice~se \\'SS lS'AJ.ed turn to her home town. and will Sunday after being treated by Dr. 18.at week to Gertrude Emma :Mc-live only a half block from her 11\.s-Rau.sa. Mahan of Balboa. and Leo R. Pat-tei-and quite near her mother. Several cara were reported atolen tenon o! Emmett. Idaho. Mrs. C. D. Shaw, 111 Jade ave-over the week end. T . ·W. Hender- A 1100 was born Feb. 9 at .St. nue. Balboe. Island. expect.a her son, San Remo, reportipg hie Fortl Joeeph hospital. Santa A na. to cousin, Mn!. M. Slmpkln ot San sedan had been taken Saturday WBrT1Ult Officer and Mrs. Theo-Francisco \Vednesday morning ror· evening from in h'ont of the Hurley dore Hopk ins, 1205 East Central a ten-day visit. With Mn. Simpkin Bell, Corona del Mar. He bad lett avenue. Balboa. He lllo·eighe-d eight will be her 500 Perry and a trlend. the key• tn the car. pounda and two ounces. Recent week end guest.a at Mrs. W . J. Mactntoeh, 24th and Tustin Mr. and Mn. R. H. Hi11, Albert Shat;\"S home were Mr. and Mrs. avenue, Costa M~ mined hi• '36 Place were tn Pomona Saturd&y on Hibbett ot Los Angeles. Chevrolet Friday but it wu found bualn~u and visited an · old neigh-Mr. and Mr!i: C. F . Watts and tater at san Clemente. bor, Mrs. Stella Ells...,,•orth. son Jimmy ot Loa Angeles were L. L. Connelly, 2114~ Weat Leo Smith who ts sta.tion.?d at week end guest.a at the home of Ocean Front. repol'ted thld 90me Ca.mp Roberli., spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. E . I. Moore, 1221 one had broken both handle• trom with his wife and daughter at their West Central avenue. Mr. Watl.8 the doora ot bla car trying to force home tn Newport Height~. was former manager of the New-an entry while the car wu ~lc.ed siiaff Sgt. and Mrs. DeWitt port Beach branch of the Bank of in front ot B'Domea. Wooten. IM!i West Central avenue, America.. c. A. Wood had a tan Joe.fer c0&t Balboa.. are receiving' congralula-Mr. and Mra. K R . Platt have and hat •lolen trom hi9 car which tions on the birth of a daughter moved from 821 West Bay avenue, wa.a parked near hie office on Saturday, Feb. 10, at st. Jo8eph Balboa. to a residence acroea the Lafayette avenue. . bospila\, She weighed •ix poWlda: strfft at 816. Mr. Pla.tt la general Mn. Odalie . woodbury of 1618 and 14 ouncu. • superintendent at the South Cout. J4lramar Drive, reported the lou Edward Bum11 ot S&.nla An& waa company. · .of two Sunbeam electric aha~en., a down over Sunda.y looking after Mr. and Mrs. Dick Richa.rde &Dd Bulova woman'• W1ia't watch, a hi. .cottage at 2700 Ocean Front. son Johnnie, 409 Clay avenue, New-Mlloe lapel watch and a Colt alngle Mr. i a.nd ¥ra. Buma hope to 111!11 port Heights, were recent dlnner action revolver. She wu ...plcloua their city property and mO'Ve down guest.a at the home of Mr. and :Mn. of a aervice man. wbo wu later bert permanently. T. Martin Brault, Costa Mesa. contacted but deDJ.ed lmowledl'e of D;. and Mrs. Leater Lowe, 900 the tbett. Mr. and Mn. W . A. S. 'Ibompaon South Bay Front. Balboa Ialand, A lena belonging to one ot .hill of Long Beach alao took advantage left Friday morning far Denver, camera.a waa taken from the Bal· of the summer weather and .pent Colo.. where they will spend a bo& Inn stud.lo of Bernard of Holly- the week-end at their-cottage, 2708 week and the doctor wlll s.ttend a t.o the ocean Front. ~ood, according owner. Mn Arlin J 108 2.fith convention. During their abeence E . z. Mitchell, 318 I.lland ave- . e uper, MNl. Lowe's mother, Mn. Abbie nue Balboa Ialand reported the :;et. spent Friday ln Loe Al&-_Stevena of Claremont will stay at 1098' ot a Federal .bunp lalUed for !4.j· and Kr& L. F . Folaom, Cor-the Balbo& 11l40d home with their bl• Plymouth car and lllrl. B. w. on& del Mar who have been ln San son Fred. Jam~on, 328 Sapphire avenue. Bal- Francllco o'.n bWlinea . were ex-Mrs. Rowland Hodgkinaon of boa Ial&Dd, loft a red billfold. pect.ed home Tueeday. ' Balboa laland and Mn. Waltoo Percy ~llett of the Balboa flr~ u . and 14'?11. Robert Gannon. 2M Hubbard jr., ot Udo Iale repre-hall tound a bag and. mttcue under Opal aveDue, Balboa laland, are sented lbe Newport Beach branch the M:cNally pier Wedneaday, an~ parent.I! of a daughter, bom Sun-of lhe Aaalalance League at the Ofttcen Caliban and Wateriuet. day, Feb. ll at St. Joeepb hOspltal. meeting at Santa Ana WednNday . ..,.gned to the job of ftnding out Sht!'li weighed le'Yen pounda and Mn. ee. Brown of Glendale la to whom they belonged. t'lnally eeven ouneftr. a guest for a week at the home of brought tn two •teen age boya who Ape• F . Koearek and Edward Major and Mn. Ch~rles P . Baer, ad.mltted ·running away from their F . Kozlov8icy, both of Balboa, have 338 L .treet. Balboa, Mrs. Brown homes ln IDdiana. Tbelr wanderlust announced their lntentioo to mUTY. Ui Mrs. Baer'• mother. now forclbl)' curbed. they are wait- Mn. Catherine Stow, 1924 Ocean Home unW Feb. 23 il!I Arthur R. tng word from their parent.a but Froht, who hu been at the home of Campbell, aon of Mr. and llra. will probably be turned over to the her slster-1.n-law ln Rivenlde for Clyde campbell, 2813 'Weit Central WVenile authoriU• tor the time tw~ month.a recuperating from a avenue. He dirM.eted the Merchant being. broken aboulder, ha.a returned Marinee in J..fullbd q.u seen 1erv-Marlo Chambera of Loe Angele.a home.,. ice in the battle areul ot the South ptcked'the wrong car, but detlnlte- lln. L. E« LOUruibury ot Ea.st Pacific, bavtng' bee~ Under ttre tor ly ! Cutting ln front of a eedan, be Ocean boulevard. Balboa, la l!llter-30 days at Leyte. He ~u a. brother, found it wu a police car, 110 be a.p- talnhlg Mra. L. H . Van . Dyke of William, who la a.1ao a.t aea, and I.a pea.red ln court F'riday lo a.nawer IJvlngaton. Mont .. wbo arrived tut now in. Hawaiia.n wat,n. for It. Md h1a a.uwer wu to the week. Mrs. Van Dyke'• plana a.tao Ml'll. c. K. Knowltbc.. Mn. Leon tune of $20. include a few weeks ln Arizona FeTglaGn and Mr&. Rou Owen Othen: cited tor reckleae driving la.ter in the aeuon... were guests at a lunqheon Tbura-were Terry Hondrldge, Pomona, Mr. and Mn. Robert Jadwtn and day at the home of Mn. Ow~'s and Ione Waahburn, Clearwater; children, 317 Allao avenue. New-aunt. Mn. Yraa Fobt. 2016 rumpau cited for ipffdJ.ng were Walter port Height.a, are moving soon to boulevard, LDe Angelea. Mra. Fotat Mellott. Co8ta M.ua; Robert Roy PU&dena, the former local fireman owned 8 home OJI. Balboa Island Heddon, Fullerton; Dan steiner ot having taken a poaitioo with a rail-for ten years but recently BOld It. Ocearuiide, and WUbur Ta.t:Ib.a.n of road. Mn. Jadwtn la pleaaed to re-Word wu recelved ~day that the Crub Boal beadquarlen. .t Late Class. Ads Staff Sgt. Edward H&Jey. son of Mr. and Mr& o. A. Haley, Bayalde Drive, who I.I with the 7!ith Di- FOR RENT-Space suitable for ot-vtaion of General Patton's Thlrd flee or mqall shop, 320 Marine Army. ii in the boapltal recovering Ave., Balboa Island. Ftxturea for. from wound.I received in action 1n aale. Tel. 1671-J . ll-ltc Belgium. • HARDMAN MAIUFACTURllG CO.f 91.t Coast Highway . Ph. Newpor 2240 -!::,. - Reeded at Once: Skilled and Unskilled I SHEET METIL '811EIS I S.C.A.L -I AnllallOltJ OerUfleate Required Hours: 7:30 A. M.-to 4:00 P. M. -!::,. - ' A ": ii , . . . Lenten Services By CDM Church • Lent beglna Ullo WMk and spec- ial Lenten aiervices wDl be held each WedneBday evening at the home• of vartoua memben of the Corona del Kar OJmmwdty church, Congregational, by the putor, the Rev.Porry~ The tint ot th-wUl be Wed· ne8day evening. Feb. 14 at the bople ot Jln. Waller S"w'tSer, 300 Ocean boulevard. and the Nbject for the evening will be ''Ho;w the Bible Qnw." Rev. Scbroclc will aloo pve • .rtu ot. Lenten 81111'1DODll Oil Bun- d&y momlnp, all canylnr: out the them• "The Stnnp ~ ot Jaw(' and on Feb. 18 h• baa ch_,, u two oubj<Ct "To Him Tl>at Ball> Sball Be Ginn." , • I w E WHO ARE SOUND OF BODY· ··WE WHO ARE STRONG WIL1. DANCE TiiE NIGHT OF FEBRUARY 24. THAT THbsE OF' OUR O)MPATRIOTS WHO HAVE BEEN STRICKEN BY POLIOMYELITIS MAY TOO STAND A CHANCE OF ENJOYING LIFE WfI'H LIMBS·WHICII roME AS CLOSE TO PERFORMING THEIR NORMAL FUNCTIONS AS SCIENCE CAN MAKE POSSIBLE IN COMBATI'ING TiiAT DREAD DISEASE. THE PROCEEDS WHICH WlLL BE REALIZED FROM TIIlS DANCE WILL BE USED IN SUPPORT OF THE WARM SPRINGS FO\JNDATION IN GEORGIA, WlllCH IS TLlE OUTSTANDING INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND IN AMERICA, WHERE EVERY FORM OF THERAPY S AVAILABLE FOR SUFFERERS OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS, OF ALL AGES. PERHAPS YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN INFORMED, BUT THE REASON PIRESIDENT ROOSEV'EhT IS SO CL0SELY ASSOCIATED WITH THE ANNUAL MARCI! OF DIMES IS BEJCAUSE IN. HIS EARl:Y YOUTH HE TOO FACED THE ONSLAUGIIT OF POLIO. MYELITIS,~ IT WAS AT WARM SPRINGS TiiAT HE WAS RESTORED TO A LIFE OF GOOD HEALTH AND USEFULNIBS TO 'I'HE NATION. TiiAT IS WHY THE PRESIDENT WHO KNOWS THROUGH PERSONAL SUFFERING HOW THE HUMAN BODY CAN BE RAVAGED BY TiiAT DISEASE HAS ANNUALLY LED THE DRIVE WITHOUT WHICII THE FOUNDATION O)lJLD NCYr CARRY ON ITS IMPORTANT WORK TiiAT IS WHY YOU, EACll YEAR, RESPOND BY .JOINING THE MARCH OF DIMES TO'YOUR F1JLL. EST CAPACITY. TIIlS YEAR, YOUR HELP IS NEEDED MORE. BECAUSE MILLIONS OF YOUR FELWW AMERICANS ARE ON FOREIGN SOIL, F1GHTING FOR US ALL. WHILE IT IS FOR US AT HOME TO F1GIIT IN THEIR NAMES TOO, FOR FREEDOM FROM SUFFERING AND HELPLESSNESS, FOR ALL WITlilN OUR SHORES WHOM INFANTILE PARALYSIS THREATENS TO Dl'S'I'ROY. PLAN TO A'ITEND TIIlS QANCE, BRING ALL YOUR FRIENDS, HAVE A GOOD TIME WHILE MAKING IT POSSIBLE FOR THOSE UNFORTUNATE ONES TO HAVE A GOOD TIME AND DANCE SOMEDAY TOO. , ''The Arches" "Just a Utile Better'' Cocktail Lounge and Cale 0.. O...t mp.n.y &t N-..ort Beach Balboa Cleaners El Paraiso Spanish Kit.chen Excelsior Creamery Santa Alla Calttorula Sea Shell Cafe C. M. "Olet" Still Palm and Oentn.I Ave. R. W. B. Variety Store \ Balboa Sportfishing Flee( ' Bay Shore Camp & Cafe Clout~ Helnz&Marle!CaWr N-..ort BdL • ,Balboa Cafe "It.mt a Good Place toifuat" - -BQA-Bal- Campbell & St.ew.art , Casino Cafe --in. Louls Vf<rWeY The Doll HOUBe Davis -Gay Mll8ic Co. "Ewr7thlnc In Music and Sound" IM lfcssfW&...., Electric Grill & Blue Room %08 Palm ATe. Fitzpatrick's Fun Zone Al Anderson ~ .. eai- Newport Ice &. Cold Storage UO-St. ' Orkin's Department Store 1'191 N-..ort Blvd. Gerald Gausa, M. D. -w. Ooatnl ft.Nwpod-Hll --11\. • Q -·Rio ·Shoppe Jew.by -Gifts :1 I ••••• 1800 N-..ort Blvd. Rendezvous Ballroom Bal-• Clyde A..tien US 0, Balboa W estem Canners Co. N-..ortlleach John E. Sadleir Real Erl&!<! • Insuranoe 1181 lllala St. The Pavilion .Cafe • o.•n..a_., __ • • ' • • • • . I JIWWW• • ,.aw•1•• 1'WS)lt •1 •· Ontttw t COSTA MESA NEWS . ' I ' • Loy Bell Arnold and Oliver Pinalto Wed . ' ~~ tret!Y FU!\;~n £1f ~~ch Ceremony -r--- ---n........_,v8 _.iter 'Will gtn cb&1k talkl. 81. Jl&rT• -In = :rur when Ibo --to rut-"' uir:: .1..n21..-u,,. Luocllaon pracedlns the .... the oott1DC' ~or Ibo ..-t . lerfo!L ,,.. croom 18 employed In Mesa Home will be oerv<d bj the Wa &D.d dtns or LO)' u.u Anlold. claU,i. -"'°"' and Ill.er a _.,._ . ' )(-MD>mlttee with )([+lam• or Kr. Ind Kn. Ra1 Arnold. 5~ moon, Ille couple will make lllell' . -'or und•termtned ortsln A_ J . Lupl<>ll, H. H. Llen&u. Lillian Plumm•r .-. Ooota )(-&rjd boma In l'llllerton. -r....-1 nlpt deatroJ'ed th• home H. Jobnston and :U:lu I.yd& t OUnr VID<ont Plnalto ot ll'Ullerton. Wl~g tht ceremony fr<ICD at 'heh. Bgt. and Kn. Leelle Ben-u bOoteuN. A larp poup at B1r1>or peopJo 1111 Hafbor .,_....,.. Kr. and KN. nett ca P&Haadeo Road juat otf Dellghtlul mualcal tnte<lu eo ..W attenclod the eenm...y. R&1 Arnold, Kn: Dorothy Bcborla, Nawpwt boul...ard. Tbe boule wu be given by the Wonted o!ng<r, 'nit brtdo, Ill attnctlvo brun•U,· M'.19 'ICnlyn Rea. Kn. Henbel. oWn.ed by J . L. Selby. P1re appa.-Jack Sam.pica, bauo ~ ac· wu lovely l.n. a white weddlD,r J"\mlri, Miu P\mk. Jane Alexander ratua from tbe Santa Ana Anny companied by Mn. , both gown. ruhloned P-.tyle wiiJ> Ind t>uane Rottner who oerved u Alf' Bue nearby wu n.mmoned to ~ Santa Ana. ..,..theart neck. A ti.alo of nmtf u•her, all from. eo.ta Meea; Jeanne ~w th 111--veil framed her !ace and tell tnto Gerrilb. or Newport Beach, Diana _,_ e e~ea. a gruetul tnJn. Her only jewerly M:arputb or Newport Hetgbtl wu a Cold crou. gift ot the gTOOm. and Mn:. Norma Martin of Balboa. Popular Cartoonist Will Delight F AC Mesa Brot~ers United at Horn. Attending the bride wu Blanche , Plnalto, elater of the groom, of San Bemard.tno who wu gown~ ln pink w1.th a filmy blue vet.I. Kn. Thelma Arnold of Balboa. I.eland, her allter-in·law, wu brlde'a maJd wearing a peach gown with blue Red Cross Drive Chairm.ari Hostess Te Workers at Tea . Populcir ]um'f"!l' in Sewing Program of AWVS Junwrs Is Boost to War Bonds Newport Beach ~Man In Eleven Invasions Cl.a ~ Kemu!lh H. Day, Yoeman 3/c, l6p. of Mrf. Floyd Jobmon or 2111 eout Highway, Newport Beach, has recentiy re- turned to the Unfted Statee after almoet two years ot duty aboard a Cout Guard-manned LST. He wu a participant, with ble ah!p, ln eleven lnvulone ln the Soufh Pa- cific. In December, 1943, two days alttt C'brilltmu. he waa lD the initial invaalon ot cape Gloucester, New ~-In January, 1&44, be went ln with the initial invUion Of SaJdor, New Guinea. In.. March, 19-44, be participated in Uie inlUal invasion of the Admiralty lalands. • tin.. He rec;nuy completed h1I twelftb lnvuton by Invading the ho.me of Mr. and Mn. W. 0. Tay- 1or of 113 31st Street, Newport Bea.ch and captured the heltf'l of their daughter., pretty I>Orothy Dean Taylor . They' were married a couple ot weeu ago . and &1"e making their home with her par- ent.a. Ke. ha.a been Ulllgned lo the Coast Guard bue at Terminal llland. . Brothers Meet in Pacific After 3 Years ---- Reeervatlona are coming in , rapidly to MIM Allee Plumer for tbe monthly meetlng of the Friday A:tternoon Club of Coeta Mesa on Friday when Burr Jlhafer. well- known. Santa Ana cartooni..t and The e.nd of a loog trip o~ 16.000 miles from Leyte brought & specl reward for Loyde (Whitey) Th.er· kel..en, specialtM second claaa with lhe Coast Gu8rd, last week when he arrived at the home ot his par- ent!'!, ~Ir. and Mn Ha.ns 1'terkel- veil. Mn. Pinalto attended Newport Harbor High school until her eentor sen, 2263 Santa Ana Roa.di Co.tta ------------- Mesa, for it completed a runion with bis brother. Harry E Ther- kelsen, avt8tlon radioman 'I.second claS! ot the N&V)" w!:i.om he ~ad not Mesa Dairyman Takes Respite From Duties Mn. C. G. Huston chalrm.&n, in- vited Jeadera of tbe different bat- talions tor the forthcoming-Red Croes drive tor f\Jnds in Costa .,:e1&, to her home tor tea on Mon- <fay afternoon to dlacusa pla.na and meana tor J'alslng the 194!5 quota Of $8,038 In thla community. Mra. Ellzabelb Brierre, A.aatstant Drive Dlrector for Soothern Or- ange county, was a gue.t and in· 1plred the dozen leaders with her enthuslum. Majora of the battal- ions who attended were Mn. J. R. Connell. in charge ot posters; Mre. ] T. Martin Brauli who wUJ be u- alat.ed by Mn. George Barnett and Mre. Harold Knipp In baka11on 1; Mn. Richard Dittmar ot battalion 2; S. head<d by Mrs. C. I.. An- drews ; 4 by Mn. W' J . Neville; !S by Mr. C. L. Cook; 6 by Mnt. Rattle Tait; 7 by Mn. Loyd L . Gabriel: 8 by Mni. J . w. Sauers. R. W . Bartlne will be in charge of the bu.sinesa diet.rtct and Mrs. Clarence Cue will be eecretary to Mn. Huston. In April, 19-f4, he went ln wttb the initial landing at Hollandi&. New Guinea. In May, 1944, he pu- tlclpated in the support landing at Altape. New Guinea. Two week! later in May, 1944., he participated in the Initial combq.t assault land- 1 Ing at Wakde Island. New~ulnea In June. 19.f4, he participated lD . the reinforcement landing at Biak 'IRland, New Guinea. under enemy James Frost. petty o!t1cer third class, who is shlpfltter on an LSD. largeet landing sbip in the amphib-- 1ou• forces, bad & reunion with his young~t brother. Kthneth Fro8t. •. petty officer flnt cla.as, recently, according to a letter just received by his wife, who ll\'el!!I on Clubhouse ' ' seen for two years I Whitey was a former llt.eguard at Balboa and stude.nt at N'ewport Union High school. During ~ year .,----.-,.-,.-,.-,,.-,-"-.~-,,,-,.-,.-.,.-,,-,,-,,,-,,-,,,-,.-,,-,.-,,.-,,, 1 1 of averse.as duty and total of tWo ! ~ veare ot service. be bas b8en in ~ G R O C E R I E S ~ rive ~ajor batu .. in th• fju:1t1c ~ ~ including Uyte. ~ Cold Meats ~ Harry has been ln service to .. i ~ two a.nd a half years and Mjrved I ~ Fruita .and Vegetables ; ·year at Pearl Harbor. Gnujuating ! ~ from Fremont High !IChool tn Loa i Phone %818 ! Angeles, he lat~r worked at the ~ ~ American Aluminum Co there. He ! OPEN SUNDAYS ! is no-w stationed at Moffett F\etd. iDutton's Gr0cery l1 M•. and Mrs. ,;-.. old "'""k ue -, ! parents Of a son born at St. Joaepb t1'U Newport: Blvd. ()Mta Mesa ~ hospital Feb. 9. The fa.mUy resides ww•~1t1tu.•11•"'"'"'11'"'"'".....,""'u'"'''"'"; 1 at 265 Flower .9lreet. .. -would You Like to Swing on a Sta.nm-. and Be Better Off Than You Are? I ' ' I • " ~ then buy your clothes at THE SPORT SHOP . , 212 WF."IT FOURTH STREET SANTA ANA Do you want to get fashions of the mom.ent for less money at nIE SPORT SHOP, or would you rather bet a mule and pay more elsewhere'! '- Do you want to get top quality at 11-IE SPORT SHOP or wou1d you rather be a fish and get something almost as good l!lsewhere for the same price. Would you like to be the ~t with the new 1945 styles! ' Then come an~ see them; use our famous lay-away plan it you choose. Do you want some inside dope on 1945 ! Well, here It is: Blouses Thousands or them; oo• more ~utiful than the other. In white and sixt.aen iuscious colors. Bathing Suits with that Hollywood glamour. You Simply ha"" to oee them. . Sweaten 'n ·Skirts Pretty u a picture. simply out Sl•k and Slaek Suits. In the mjlcal Oili!omla mann..-, mode for style and comfort. . Coats •••. s.its ~ ....... blM .., :_..T llne 1<»" Tirsln -. ""1 .. " ldttm'• -· Why pdce. You -'t -It AllJ'nY, -)'Oil ..., It. • -• t -- ·So, Would Yoo Rather Be a FISH o jW~ You Ra~ Be a MVJ..ET Clyde Stovall and bis fine wtfe wbo can point with pardonable pride to many a healthy and robu•t Coeta Mesa y~ngster as ha~ gotten his start on milk produced and bottled ln their dairy on Har- bor boulevard, ta t&lclng a short re11plte from tbe 24-bour a day tulul which comprise the main- tenance Of that type of work. Of ccune, Oyde couldn't ju!t do nothing so he la carrytng out ag;i equally lmporta.rit home-front tuk by serving u fireman on.the Union Paclt1c rallroad.. working relief out ot San Bernardino. Later oo ln the spring, Stovall conteniplatea opening hi.e dairy again, according to Mn. Stovall . As Lieutenant of Co. B of the State Guard, Stovall hu been very ac- tive in the organization and con- tinuance of that group. Howard Hall to Succeed. Harper As Scoutmaster The apPointment of Harold Hall, a former CUb Scout M.uter ln Coeta Meaa and now cbairmaf& Of the boa.rd for Troop 8, to (be poaltion Of Scoutmutu of Troop 6 hu been made, accordJna" to re- liable eourcea. Hall succeett. How· ard Harper wboee recent appoint· ment to the poelUon ot t1eld encu· I tive tor the Or&nfe ~plre Coun- cil, Boy &oule of. A.mfflc'lo 'l'tll place him with Hugh Wtlco., !lcout Executive, and RWlll Campbell, u- siat&nt, In 'charge ot an area in acoutlng which u:ten~ from San a.emente on the i10uth lo Seal Beach on the north. H&ll who wu a lieutenant while .. rv1ng with the United Statee Army, bu lived IA Coata Meaa. nine yeara 8fd haa been cloaely ..,. elated With Cl.lb Scouting tor which he acted u muter tor two ye&n. He 18 an interior decorator by pro- feaslon. He enten hla new poaitlon wtth the maximum of entbustum which canie• with It the promiH ot genuine succeu . Captain W. K. Hillyard, presi- dent ot the Orange Empire Coun- cil, Boy Scout.a ot America., ill deaignating Harper to the new ap-- point.ment, stated "The growth ot ScoUting In the area which he will serve hu neceest.J.ated the appoint· ment ot an add.Jtional man lo the executive staff ~ the council. With our present organl..r.atlon and start, we now will be able lo bring Cub-- bing and Scouting lo hundredl of boys wbo formerly were denied the benetl.ta of th18 character-building and cltiunahip program. Mr. and Mrtl. Roy Net.on, Box 299-C. are receiving congra.tula- Uons from thelr t'rlenda on the birth of a daughter, born at St. Joeeph hospital on Saturday. She weighed Jn at 7 pound.a, 2tni ounces. Kn. C. F. Stickler and two chil- dren wUl go to lJt.chtteld Park, Ark•n•u, to join Mr. Stickler, car- perten ma.te l/c. USN, who hu been tranaterred to that baa an.er belnc at.aUoned at the I..qbter· Tb&D-Alr bue at Banta Ana for the put two years. Tb~ ~ve made their home at 1769 Newport avenue. 'I{~ Af ,uJ .lltwe Vitamins A and D Y---V-in A • .. Ga 18 pntectl~ qalnot 1nfectloaa wlrle-111 •t• more 1;ai., --la tile -· tbrollt. .,.... _.. md ainusu. ·-tba'O la a 4efki..,c7 1ot dlla wt•s •· J T•-4 Vl ... DDto Ip .... ....,. --proper -j.' .. aid.. ... pl>oophon. In _..._ If ;ea ue •'It 1ettl1>c •••qt ef ... two lmpo.n~r ..t1• '• tlb a 011&.A·D~_Y Iii• 4 Vlw In A ..... D T!lb- 1.t ~..., ....... 7dw a 1mo1 1~u ••• ( Tbe Jumper, a papalar 1tyle wtth stria ner-,-wbe.re, wo1114 m.tan.~ '9 tncludecl t.n tbe tdea1 wardrobe .elected by Janior AWV8 membel'll for their aewtac prorram. Thll one, ln brown a.ad whl&e cbec.b. bu cvery1.b..lnc tbe s1rla l.ik.e-the plflatqre...blb front, •oftly fall ak1ri. Ml ln. pock.eta. These c lrla are pract.lca~ patrtotlo cltisem. They lmow tbat bT Hw1n.a' &heir own, they s:ive p:-cciou dollan to tarn lnto extra War Bonda. A pattern for a Jumper ot 1.b.ls *J:Pe may be obtaloecl at Joca1 •tore. nerywbere. {i. S. Tr~r1 p,,n""-1 aerial bombardment. " I In July, 1944, he went ln witb lhe first assault landing at the Cape SB.n.l!lapQr operation in Dutel} New GulDea.. Later the same month he participated in the reinforce- ment landing at Noemfor hland. Dutch New Guinea. In September. 1944, he participated ln the s~ port la.nd.lng at Moratal Island, Netherlan~ EUt Indies. In Oc- tober. 19«. he went in with the avenue. Frost has been in the Navy three yeare and has been in the Philip- pine thrater and in the Central Pacific. His brother LB on a repair ship which serves the ma.1.n neat. The two men had been w~hiDg tor each other's ships, and when at last they met, bad the pl~re of a day and night together. Thrift Shop Ladies Plan Ebell Party wpport landing at Leyte hland, The dessert bridge of the Ebel! Philippine Island.a. club will be Tbunday, Feb. 15 at Day's toughest tnvulon was at 1 p.m ., and there will be prizes Btak, where hla ship blasted two for each table and a door prize. Jap planes. He has received. a. com-The comm..lttee 1D charge la com-' mend&tion from Coa8t Guard posed of the ladies who run the Party Honors Army Co c· d H L.. Headquarters ,Washington. 0. c .. Thrift Sbop, and their clevern ... Couple in Mesa Home unty, 1ty an ar.vr Boar-to for blo mert • conduct under ~e~".:~g :O"'J.~:;..::::r=n::. bu°!o":~ '!'.'.':g~:m.::~~ ~m:i;. Unite on Rules for Running Harbor esa News !:it, ~~=!orwa1' to the event nlftcance when you .uddenly ree.-Peggy Parkinson daughter of .Mrs. E. E . Boudinot head.a the 1.1.ze that ev~ except what 18 At a conferenc& held lut Tuea-Acttng upon Ogle'a advice, the Mr. a.nd Mrs. Jclbn 'w. Parklnaoo, 1 committee which lpoD.901'9 the on your back hu gone up in smoke day between repnaontat•ve• ot Supe"1sors decided to DJ.me a 1811 H&rbor boulevard, ha.! just Ttlrttt Shop a.nd the memben 8A"t and tl&me. Such wu the feeling Newport Be&ch, Orange County committee to draft the regulations returned from a three weeks' trip Mrs. C. M. Dea.kin., l4n. F'Tt4 a.t-, of Tech. Sgt. Lealle Bennett ot and the Harbor commlaa!on, & aet and consider potential tand-uae to Seattle where ehe hu been the Hn. M:re. 8 · A. lle7er, Kn-~ Pallude1 ~ln Coat& Meu ot rule. and regula.ttoo.s were .C.udy for geneial orde.,rly develop--guetft of her fiance, staff Sgt L. L. Reect, ~. HR-ey -nrt. Mr-JJ, when they to their home drawn up and preaen~l to the I ment of the ba.rbor. Deuel jr., USMC, and hie pannta, Roger W~. M"' ChNlll! Pliqt, on Tbunday nigh to flnd lt almoet Boe.rd of Supervisors fl)r adopUOD . Supervi8or'e Willia W. Warner Mr. ~d Mn: ,L. L. Deuel sr. S/Sgt,. Mft: 1:19MtiM HUlntr, ~n. H. W. completely dutroyed by tire. City Attorney Roland Tbott!.;iwri 1 of Huntinftoq !-\eacb a.nc;t Jrvin Deue! ~ rec~ntly ~;IM"!!ro fNm 1 Staltr and M~. Lew Wall.ate. Thlo !eeltng or delolaUon did not ,..pruented the city at the m .. tlng.1 George Cordon 0 1 Newport !leach • 1 1a monlha .. rvlce in the South Pa-I · .~ la.at for long-. A gToup at 30 friends Count Couneel Joe E 0 1 Mid were named lo the committee &Dd ctnc. Ute ill th~ nenr:r L. ~' f~- ot the couple collaborated on a th t th Y ~ Id ~ · gl • 1 given &uthority to call a seuion ot A ma?Ttage license wu iu1;,id lo Uy home a.t 2!127 Elden st~t. cen~ ah hi h th at th a ere -..ou uc ll p an OT . te J d te Id Michael ower w c ey gave e ,1and uae developed for the entire city and county officials with a Eldon Eugene Fuller, 21, of Santa n aroun n-Y--<> home ot Mr. and Mn. Otto Dodd, harbor" u beat hula tor the ere-view to developing the program Ana, and Eleanor Mamie Cue, 20, Da"Yid who wu born day, Feb. 2 420 Bernard. Mnl. Clinton Selby ation ot the \.i.ni!orm la and outlined. They will thua be otflc1a1 of Oolft& Mesa. at Santa An.a Comm ty hospital. shared hoeteu dutiea. ul Uon1 hich h 1w;.ed reJd spokemnen for the whole board fD It I.a nlce to know th8.t :Mr. and M:ra. Lange and Mic l David ar- Bgt. and Kra. Bennett have been 8 ' w ~exp a wo fixing policies. Kn. Howard Harper will not be rived home l8.8t Frida and a.re be- 11vtng ln Klngman, Arlzona. where be ::pable of pr per enforcement Ogle recommended that ln aucb leaving Coat& Mesa soon even lng cared tor by Mn. A. t'h.ri1- the army ma.n bu been stationed ot th the Ctty of Ne~rt Beach ae•I~ called to consider the though Mr. Harper's new posltton Ua.naen of Whittier, maternal with the Air Force. They have been !:''!v:~ Col~~~al O:Ot~ra~:·J=~ problems of the harbor, oftlcJali 8.8 field Seoul execuUve will take grandmother ot tbe little lad. Old- tn tbetr C08ta Mesa home only a +i•Jiadl tt po th ~ ooS\:. of both ~lty and county be preaent him over tbe coastal areas ot Or-er brother and siatera 1fi the fam.- ebort time while enjoying a tur-".. c on over e ar · ange county wtth hea.dquarten tn l Dy are Tommy 9, Nancy !S ·and lough. M.rt. Benett wu Eleanor Ogle 1&td that he arrived at hi.a INTOXIOA.nON :. Santa Ana. Carolyn 12. Crocker ot Balboa before her Dlair-conclus:lo~ following lengthy dil- riage. • i:uulona with City Attorney Ro-Beryl .Jeiiiler 926 West Ce tral .....,, land Thompson ot Newport Beach, aveDue, imbibed too freely n and Party to Honor Mesa Octogenari~n whom he said approvea his pre-woke up in the local jail Mpnday miles and recommendat1ou and morning to find himselt booked Will 10 report to his aty Council. for intoxication with bail set at At th• !fewport City Council $100. Others booked for intoxica- Mr1. Ma..rtha Ludlow who LI 84 meeting ot Ia.It Monday afternoon, lion were Ernest R. Clark, 302 years old on ValenUne'a Day, will Thompson reported octy briefly on «urf; Walter Donovan ot Santa be the suest ot honor ln the home his conferences with Orie; he a.id Ana, and Roger Earley, 126 I.sa- MESA LIQUOR I SHOP 1822~ Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA, CALIF. Plenty · of Whiskey ' ton, M3 Victoria, Costa M When that they are progreesin~ and ·that wu charged with drunk driving. +:::::::::;:;:::::::::::::;::'.'.::;::;;::::::::;::~:;:::;:::;::::;::;:::;::;::;:::::;::~ of her daughter, Mn. p~ \.UP-he wlll-ma.k.e his report Feb. 19. bella street, Costa Mesa, who Phone Ne~ U a group of frtenm wtll p er to ...: pay tribute lo. one who s car-I rlee a young spirit within her· though abe ha.a eeen four ecore and tour years roll by. ~ The '"pretty valentine motif will be ca.rrled 00.t in decorations while ju1t visiting will be the order of lbe day as seeing her trtenda along wttb reading a.re Mn. Ludlow'a favorite putimea. She la a frequent vllltoP. with her daughter with whom she makes her home, at the P'rtday Afternoon Club m eeting-. : lorn in Iowa., Jdn. Ludlow later moved to Nebruka from whence she came lo Santa Ana '2 yean ago. Her buaba.nd, J . K Ludlow, who puaed away five yean agO, wu conpected with the Santa Ana water company for 26 ~&.r'll. Local Woman Hears of Death Of Favorite Nephew Mn. Borxtllld Stevena, !20 Nar- ci811ua avenue, Corona del Kar, hN received the aad new. of the deatb in France at a favorite nephew, Sgt.. Elmer Petenon, wbo wu In the aenice tor nearly nJne yan. He wu .taliooed for four yean at Fort Ro9eeranl, San DiegTJ, and .-pent much ~ hl8 Ume at Newport Beacb. lncludlnS blo honeymoon. when he and hll wtte wen cUNta ol :U:rw. Stepheno. He Ieava blo -.. who llvee ln KJJm-.ta. and h1a mother, whOM bome ls ID Seatue.. . and FENDER WO·RK One Day Service--- We Also _.STRAIGHTEN FRAMES, BALANCE WHEELS, REBORE MOTORS • -and do mything you need!· • A ·NY MAKE CAR I Nat'lllNG 00.WN -Ji llONDIS ro PAYl . . ISON PONTIAC co.~ ' • ' ' • • • .. --,ADIO SERVICE SHOP A.. W. ARNOLD OOBTA Ml'.8,A ortll of Jhwlf cg• Dlatriet) DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WITH ORANGE rs OWll "We ltflv&efl ovr l!fJIJll fXlfllMlllS ~-wifll &tnl ol A111111°al relinllRCIHf,, F REQUENTLY the-house may be 20 or more years old. bot FHA insured loans to refinance old houses .,. amng<d every day a> Bank of America. The present rondition of the house, and not its Age, is the important censideratioo. Refinancing is a coovmient way to reduce home payments -. by consolidating old ·first and second mortgage. in~ a single obltgation. If you are pl:inoing to buy a house pr wish to rcfin•na>ao old mortgage, firJI stt your neighborhood brand! of Bank of .America. : 1£\unk 0£-Amtrint • Me:taba hdaa1 Deposit IAlmaaa Corporation • Mmibu Pedtnl •• _ .......... .,-m IMVEST I H WAI IO H DS AN D HOLD T HIM UNTIL MATel l fT • .. • LEGAL FORM 'S FOR EVERY • . TRAN s Ac T 1.0 N1 We have made It convenient for you to Insure compliance with aD requirements at the law by carrying a complete stock of all forms and papers needed for the completion at every transacUoo. "-bor,-. - ---.. ....iy to hendi. MY ond all of .,...., printlng ..--from a _,p_ ,.,.,,.. oo1or--.p11oated 11'1-o ......,._to""' pl.,,nlng ond ...-1no lft - - Tl.-of,....,-....... No ........ will bo ·--"' .,_ ....... -... lnf ...... tlon of My kind. ) , IEWS-TIMES • I • I • " • 151 138 135 117 135 137 140 153 141 157 179 150 f 144 199 166 134 133 127 179 125 142 118 145 157 149 171 t:l3 183 172 151 154 177 165 152 109 164 137 145 111 139 131 148 129 189 192 . -HEADACHE IS sUCll .A BIG µTft.S1MING A LL SET far a eood hll da1'0 --a aoabis baoi.s. llC!ie-"" ... ,-y .. ~ -ao-t-..i.. , ~ lor -••w:dsc ol. .... atloa and -.Jo1"-rl-a ~ lloadaeloo brtorf ___ ,__ nd. tDJo1aMI _. w!e•*'-.. ...... Alltl-Pala P• -,.,._ "" -ir ..... ..... liat ...... J(..-.Jslo. -..... -........ u. ... 11..W,- . Do--llr .............. 1'lllilf If"" ...-_, "--... Dr. llllao ~ ... ______ ,.... Jsshp far-..,.. • .._. I' 27 .......... l~&Q ... '* •· .._,.... a12 be .. ..itT---. ...... ,,... -~-• ,. , T-... .-._ .. ... ,, ''I . T , • ING, Afllllft' · A-liEARTY dinner, or mld-ni,ht lbch, • llttla too much amoldnc. perbopo a cocktall or two-great fun to- allht; a mberable letdown, beadaebey feellria Wmonvw JDOmlq. Toa s-oole whoo oceuiOND;r at- -• -u>d -IOod ,.._ -u>d IOod lood. -... __ ...... ,.,...had. WU 4an'\ ,... "7 Alb-Sel- -lfio& -... /\!fin" ·-Ab ... , « II -meditim ~ lullolbe_., __ elt ' •1etU11t ADlll·•"-' ................. ,.!' .... :r::· wtdl ,buftlwiid ~ ,_ .... ~~----·~cw= =W I' . ., MI _, ....... . ...... t.1:.. ... -.... .. . aa= •,, ••• ~':. 2 ar.: --~2;-..... .: ~. .... .... _ • 1•ds• ---....... • 11'..,., Lirgnt jnHl#rr , 17 Stom to s.,.,,. Y ..,· N. w. Cor ~ 4th & Sycamore sANTA ANA ' VISltN IS VITALI l~~~ CREDIT! MONTHS TO PAY NO INTllllf NO llflAI CALL I HD HAVI YOUI EY!S EXAMINED! •Your Broken lens DU PUCA TEDI llrOmpt Service! •Cany an EXTRA PAIR of G ES With Youl •Gian•• Made to Your OW Prescription! •Your Credit Is GOODI Ope an Accountl I Y¥!J91_Y __ ,,_,;::: 1aJooi oodl-bf""""',. o .. Vllall 0-PTOMET ISi_ • , ": w. Cir. ~ & SycJ•* • .,.Cit c-' l0c1<nD ·011 • , I . ' INCOME TAX SERVICE FRANCIS J. HORVATH SVCNINlla AT •1t•10ltNOlt ,,. ··™ eTltltltltT ~M. 171• FOR INSURANCE SEE Howard W1 Gerriah COSTA ID:8A • Phone 181 Automobile • Fire Accident • Life Licens e _and Contract Bonde Written NEWPORT TACKLE STORE ED SLOCOMB -MANAGER Bait -Tackle -Fishing Infor~ation - NEWPORT BEACS -"Satisfied Radio Service" . NEWPORT • BALBOA -COSTA MESA 1836¥.z Newport Blvd. Pb. 845 Costa Mesa Open 10 to 6 dally, e:roept Snnday & Monday Fresh Dailv • Dellciou21 Sea Foode Or. complete equipment "'hen you wt\.nl to ca tch your own. HORMEN FISH MARKET ON CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT BEACH .JINX FALKENBERG (Lovely Star of Colwnbie Pictures) ANNOUNCEMENT Due to labor shortage it lias been necessary to temporarily cu r tail our days that we remain open and until furth er notice Bernard's Studio Will Be Open . -. Each Friday from 2 to 6 p. m. • Delivery of finished pictlires only will be made · and slttingS will be given in . - S..ta Ana at 106~ East Foarlll Street LAgnna lleacli, S65 Sooth Coast Blvd. Wlll-""'i•C•lljll> Yoa G'om•umly .Dlftelal. BAIM~ INN .ARC\Dlf mfDiO ftr t11 ' f la, "-Newpat ~ 22JI ' ·-' . ' • • • - • •. -C. Boyt, 'Wllo bu -8BA•g YOW <JA& mvns~emt:.rrt..ument -by~-~ ~snnd -T&&NRO~ON , tlloft. bu -eht1re17 -nated BUUl'Y AJDll ~ ti. ac<:UMlloo: TIM whole af'falr ,... the out-gn'l'B A1D8 ~ ot tclmlden,bl• mlaunder-lllUidlns --Bbyt and Kun-LOST AND FOUND pr, no brought the cbarp and 8VBOOL8 a IN!ITllUOTION ~ed. the dlatrtct .. ttomey at .ll:I OentrO to Ille tbe complaint, DIPLOYllD!lNT WANDD WtiJch ..... dlamlued lut w~k bl DIPLOYMENT-'Ol''F*tU:•t tl>e .1...Uee oourl In fact Munger did not even ot>ow up. SALE MlllCELIANJ:OU8 Hoyt, In addition to operating a WANTED TO BUY water taxi at Balboa, la preaident • H MNCJlll'.8 a AC!!!'AClJ: 110 UAI. EBTAU: WANTED . Sl MONJ:Y TO LOAN ft ~NEY WANTED D WANTl:D. TO llUY . ot Am.ex Freight Ways, a Mes.lean FURNlTUllE FOB 8ALE coi'por,.tlon. and gave .Munger a BOATS. 8t1PPL11!8 check tor $2~ tor servtcea Ln , II AuTo!llOTIVE a TIBE8 1111 -------S9 WILL PAY CASH for' your tur- niture or what ha•• you. Pbcme Nwpt. 2000. 0 . R. 'Crawley, The Food Baaket, . 1812 Newport Blvd., eo.tdK-. 99-tfo ~ liquor to the border. MUSICAL a RADIO M AUTOS WANTED When the liquor was held up pay· • ment oa the check wa.a stopped. DOGS, CATS C: PETS S5 AUTO SERVICE and It WU while adjustment wa.s POULTRY A; RABBITS 38 TBAU.EB8 81 pending that Munger preferred hl !I -------===----=..:..::====-------_::: chuge9. . Attorney Adrian Marks of Santa ~ who represented Hoyt Ln the burtng, sa..ld Hoyt's flrm had con· tracted to haul a shipment Of liquor from Mexico t o Callt'omla. and that the Clll i ! orn La Stale Boa.rd ot Equall%atlon had placed a.n em· ba.rgo on the merchandise u un· auttab1e for uae in thi8 state. He said the owner1 then charged Hoyt with embeu.J.emedt of the mer· chandt.e. • P~TINO CONTRA<."rOR General Painting Contractor Residential, Commercial and Yacbt Work -Ucen!)ed 12 years - Available Now. Phone Newport 2:>Rl 12·t.fe PllNTING Interior Decorating Fine Workmanship Guaranteed Best Materials Used J.C. KIRK ~1n5 I Te Winkle Hardware 0-ta Meea Douglas Plant at Long Beach Cuts Accidents 4o' Pct. • BUSINESS GUIDE 10 TRANSPORTATION 19 EMPLOYMENT OFFERED ZI IF YOU w&nt to aell your old 'c'°'ARE,...,..-"o"F,....,C"HI""'r".n=R.,E"N~~In--y-ou-r piano •ee ua. We pay b.lgbeet home. Phone Balboa Island, 626. cub prt~. 30 years ln Or'knge 10-lotc county. Danz-Schmidt Piano Co., -------------'b20 N. Main. Santa An&. ~tic BICYCLE8---'!0ld. ren~ or ~ paired. Vogd'1, 304 Kain St. SALE MISCELLANEOUS SG Balboa and 20I llartne Anoue. ________ ...:.......:.......:.... _ _:.~I Balboa Il1aDd. l.J..tft. FOR SALE-Large, s ~rong1y built · wardrobe tru.n.k in excdlent con- LOST A.~ FOU!'ll"D !% d!tlon. Original coat $70 . .ell $25. LOST -Maroon Eversbarp foun· Phone 2376-R. 11-2tc tain pen. part of set, near Island _C_ANV __ A_S_Y_ARD __ A_G_E_.-All--wl-d_tbo_ Realty Co .. Sunday, Feb. 4. Re-and .. 1 ... b• f boat d-~•--•· ward to finder. Mrs. Beck, phone w'""'6 ...., or ~. e ...... 377-W. ll-ttc Tarpa.uli.D.a, water-proofed auto EMPLOYMENT WANTED WANTED-Carpet ata.d Upholatei- lng c1ea.nlnf ln your home. Work guaranteed.'-Co1or and beauty re- vived, give new aheen. Phone Newport 497-R. ll~tp covers. Santa. Ana Tent a: Awn- ing, 1&26 So. MID.n. !"bone 207. lo-4to Uncalled For Suits 200 men's euita, low aa $4.~. Top cOe.ta, rain coat& All ma.kee: ot watches, wardrobe tnmk.t gune. Buk.IJu. 220 W. Ocean, r WUO'S-WfO IN HARBOR DISTRICT -N-~~'-Be&c-4-;1-:ec_e_b_edrm--. :-tf-tc 1 soi:~.~~~~:;~ :i Complete coll springa and new NeWf<>rt Beach 162:>-J. 9-4tc matt. $85.50 complete. TWO J!ODEL E...f Scrtpp!I marine MINKLER FURNlTIJRE En~& Suitable !OT any boat 1211 S. Ma.in, Santa Ana., Pb. 4188 up.~ 50 tt. One completely re- 12-ltc buiJ~ $600.00 for 'both. Phone FIREPLACE AND KINDLING WOOD- H. W . Wright. 178' Npt. Blvd, Q>ata Mesa.. Used Lumber. Ph. 6M-J. GENERAL CONTRACTOR- Gordoo B. FlDdl&y. !410 Cout Blvd., Ph. 412. Plana and ooa.tructio.n.. • LUMBER COMPANIES- TELEPHONE OPERATORS NEEDED Savlce Men and War Workers Axe All Depending Upoo Our Girls at the Swttdlboords Oollta M-.a Lbr. Co.-"L.et us help you pla.n your home." Pbone f 8, Bay Dlab1ct Lumber Q>. Phone 1150. Coe.st Highway at A.re.he.a. FOR SALE-Ftne all-wool blege Ne'Wl:>Ort 920. 9-4tp auit, like new, slu 16. Alao good soAfTA=:eot. ~ld ad Traded GOOD PAY WHILE LEAJINING AND 1Ui:GULAR INCRE.\lml o~~~u~~~~bllahmi &. Pbanea: 12 • 13, Newport Beach. PRINTIN<P- Newport Hubor Publl.lblng Co. Pboneo: 12 -13, Newport Beach. "EAL ESTATE, IN&URANCE & NOTARY PUBL.IC- Lew R W&llace, 2202 W. Cenbal Avenue. Phone S. RUBBER STAM~ Newport Harbor PuNl•blnc Co. Pbonea: 12 • lS, Newport Beach. &HEET MET"L WORK- Vlele Ptumbhrg' A Sheet Meta.I Work&. Costa Kesa.. Phone 210. VARIETY 8TOR£- Balbo& ~ Vulety Stor.-&, IOC, 26c U>d up. Pbone 2111-W. SN OODLES • DOROTHY DARNIT • • w>lATS ~__, T>iE MATTE~ WliH '(OV! ._, • brown cbecked wool jacket, Biu ~ K:n.gtnM ud Parte lt. Rea.aooabJe. Phone 1206-W. MiA.RINJIS SALVAGE AND • 12-ltc ~ lLFG.. OO. · -------------3090 .l. •. Oontral A••· --••w. MEN'S Underwear, Shorl.JI. Slsea "' c-. -- 28 -40. Available a.t Ftt.z;patrlck'e ~ewport 8-ch, c..llt. Sport Shop, 303 Main Street, i 25-tlc Balboa. 12-ltc NEw~ Lowman &bing boe.t.40x1S.9. CHEST or Drawers, End Ta.blea, let"· Crown Engine. Steam HJgh Chairs, Nunery Chainl, be~t ot\k. frames. White Cedar Baby Strollers, Sleeping Sage, plap-kiDg. ExcepUonal cablo. ac- Boudoir Lampe. WesUrn Auto ~_iDloda.tlona. 4.27 88.n Berntor- Supply, Oosta Mea. 12-2tc f Ave;, Newport Helgbts. I , 11-2tp SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ·TELEPHONE CO. 100 Ee.st Bay.Ave., Balboa or 514>,i No. Main St., Santa Ana Statement ~ AnDab!U~ Required By Cy Hungerford fiRS'r "'11ME r E\/ER SE£ 711Vt'\'f Fool.IN' 't?ouND WITH A Gl.IRL- KEQe::S MY ST'Of' -AN' ~·s '1£1< -Pe,TTIO:>Al" ! MUCH OB!HbEO ff~ iH' ~Cl'IW \JV 1'<f 1)All«;ER fLAcEr- ~TARVATION I i<----, 5 Tl\RINC.. • ME IN THE f~E --- THll.T 1:> AWFUL • -.,. I By Charles McManus 1 1" CANT GE 'l/ERY PLEASANT .FOR . li'.ITHE.R oNE OP~ ) lllU..! LOTS $900 and up ACCOUNTANT LYLE D. DAVIS Income Tax. Notary Public Bookkeeping Servlc• 206 No. Main BoQm. 215 Jin. 1·6 p.m. Ph. 4682M So.ota Ana ATl'OBNEYS AT LAW LEROY P. ANDERSON ATTORNEY AT LAW eo.ta Mt:N Ba11 k Bulldlng P"'one 426 Costa Mesa California DIVEB Noel A. Bottomley OOIOIEllCIAL DIVJ:B . Phone Npt. Sch. 2517-W 808 Ealf: ~an Fr"Opt DENTI8T8 DR. OBED LUCAS Dentiat • 22021' W. Centr"al, Ph. 1480 NEWPORT BEACH Phooe 1529 DR. CARTER Metascientist DRUGLESS HEALING 1860. Nowport. Blvd. Costa Mesa DAY 8CHOOL8 MORTIMER SCHOOL 302 COral Balboa 1aland DAY SCHOOL Gradea: College Preparatory Numbe,.. Limited G. A. Morti mer, M. A. .. Oxford Prlnclpal. Phone 652 DR.. M. D. CRAWFORD OPTOMETRIST lty• Eumfned -QJ•UH Fitted 1712 N9Wport Boulevard -2430 COSTA MESA •UJ&tftOu JACK RAUB LIC:ENS£D LANO MJRVEYOlt 2'17 w. cen1n1 ·..__.,. -:N.,.pOVI I :-_:~=:::::_ _____ _.;;._!===~j Offloa 1n: -111141 ~ ~,'-~+--~--~--==-_f::Jr.l:!,llL~~~~~~-• !2·2tc WANTED-To buy Small bou.se oo...Ba.lboe. Iata.nd for ca.sh. Dr. J . F . Will lame, M30 Paclftc Blvd., Huntlngtoo Park , Calif. 88-tfc WANTED TO BUY -House on Balboa Ialand preferred. Pb·one 1695-J. 12 ... tc PBJIBIOIAN8 a 81JBGJ:ON8, !ILD. Cordon M.Grundy,M.D. Physician and Surgeon N inth and Central ~Ave. Office Hra.: 10..12 L!"·; 3'-5 p.m. Telephone 37 Conrad Richter, M.D. Phyak:lan and SurgeOn Office 107 22nd Street Newport Soach Hours: 10-12 a.m. arid 3 ·5 p.m. Phonee -Office 133; Rea. 74-i DR.. G-E. TOHILL PHY SICIAN and SURGEON 220I Coast Blvd .• Newport BNch -Phone - Office 286-W Res. 285·R If No Answ•r can N....,port & Gerald Rausa, M.D. 2830 West Central Av&. Ne'\Nport Beach Ph. 1028--No Ai'lswer call 301-M X·Ray seM..loe S. R. Monaco, M. D. -81( Bay Ave., Balboa Newport nu "8 S. Hill BL. Loo AJace1eo TUeker 781J By Appoto-t MOll.TICIAN8 HAROLD K. GRAUEL CHAPEL "We oune1ves the Better Sel"Ve By Servtng Othe1'9 Belrt." l'hone Newport -S61 ea.ta Mesa Ca tlfornla R ... Add,... "' A-. PhoM 115 N.mrclMW Aw. Newport Mii C.r'Oftll ... ,.., N.D.CASH D. y , M. DOG •nd C.t.T HOIPITAL ---,.,. ... Main It. • ...a A-.. eal_ft. •• • l 1 J -. • . , ; l • • 'r' \ l ' I \ • \ > ' 1 j ' • .. 1 ~· • • • 1 lovely ·Lady Look -Wlla You greet die tdglit. Slim hipped, 10ftiy draped. ~ Agun n-rms lln.ee.. ' r ou'I be delighted with Malcom'• Nft Spring Oollection ol fennala. ' lf-9 to 40 fl9m -16.l>J. , fASNIOll SllOP fOa WOMIN • -... lll&T • ••'.• IAlll'l -' t .. 1!1!1!.lltl ~ Hat1f I 'I I Mon Bums: 9 A. K. ei.,9 P. K. • LBT us HELP YOU wrIH YOUR wBDD.ING PLANS A CX>MPurrB SBLBCTION al • We!•lliw Gowm • Wul I Y .. e 8>lJs I df Gow ' 7 •••..,,.mer .... • • • Son and Wife Visit Island Residents U .• Donald H . Mekeel, 'vith his wi!e and sma.11 son Donald Jr., have arrived from Colorado to spend a ten-day furlough with bis parent.a. Mr. and Mrs. 1-Iarry W . Mek~el, 604 South Bay Front. -1l&lboa Island. • The lieutenant recently gradU- ated from the La Junta Flying School, 1 La Junta, Colo. Beaidee visiting their parent.II, it wa.a a re- union w ith Dee, Uttle daughter of the Mekeela who has been spending the pa.at three months with her grandparents. The Mekeel.a have been summer- ing at Balboe. Island tor the paat fifteen years but have now moved here perma.nenuy, Joyce L. Parker in P omona Honor Class Mesa WSCS Holds Monthly Luncheon . . Circle I was hostess for the luncheon whicti preceded the short business meeting in the Socia] 1 Hall of the Costa 1.fesa Commun-I ity church when the WSCS con· 1 vened fqr the moothly meeting. Ta. b1es were decorated in lhe Valen- tine inotif, red geraniums caMJ'· ing out the co1or scheme. Mrs. E. 0 . Potter presided ewer the business meeting. The round tab1e discussion of the American Pomona CoDege student.A attain-Indian under the 1eadership or ing a high 9Cholutlc standing were Mn. T . h-tartin Brauti was not honored at traditional Matricu-held ,SO that metnbers or the 80"' latloo Dav convocation ceremonies ciety might. attend the funeral held oa lbe campUA in Claremol)t, services of Mr. L. 0: Bement, Calif., on February 10. I member or the church a,nd fonner Among those honored wu Joyce resident of Costa Mesa. L. P.arker, daughter ot Mr9. Nell T. ·-------Par~er. 620 etttt Drive. Newport L. L. lsbells Host Beach. Miu Parker la a graduate • or Sandpotat high ocboot w1th th•' Saturday Party clua ol. 19'3, attendin,c one year at Enat Montana State Normal RJgb echool . before enrolllng at pomona OOUege. Using the tropical blossom.a ot hJbi.ecua u a decoration, and ca- tering to the mm of the crowd with a deaeert Of bot mince pie and hard Eighth Birthday auce. which brought forth m&11y F N rt M . appreclaUve comment.. Hr. and or ewpo tss Mrs. ~ ubell en~ed Marjorie Lc)u Arey celebrated memben of thpr card club at their her eighth birthday S&turda;r at home, ISM Eut Central aftnue, her home. ,128 40th .treet,. and her Saturday evming. , CDall gueota· foupd on eopoi:lally Ww Wallace bdd blgh ocon for p...tty cake, ~ with pink tbe ""'1hlg. with Kn! Henry E;., ..--and ca ...... wblch wu eert -and J:uc-hne1oa -with Ice cream. wlllle -tblrd. .-l•ed pink, -and blue -. ' l!laJo7lna' UJe -c al carcir at. u ta•on. . and....,,....-were -&lid -. -altencled tbe pert)' -m .. El n• ~ Eus and~ -were J-aor-. -:plmoloa, ~ Mukq, c. B. doa, aiuun. and Bewwwl:Ji -Rudd, c. r. Watt., 1:. · L. Koare. llold. Da'rld Gll'tor11, -:arc-1-wanoce, · 1. A. a...t, 11em7 l\tt;Jn. ., ..... ~. lwand 1-~and tho -UICI -• 1'1luA. Dorta Aim Olloott Md ' J:11ea °"""'-•UY Wit.II -De , • • Before Y .ou Build or Remodel vlalt CHU la-Unc Mmple and dlaplaJ rooma. Color (Uldes. plaanlns aid.a. eoar prehenalve •tock of 'rap, carpet. and llnoMHun. Rup and c .. I>""' ( 'lf'&ned, ltepalred Carpet Works • Send Her Your Photograph For Mother's Day • oaia:a.NOW IN~ FOB MAILING SPEC14L • ~£!:::·~ . . . . . '1 . 0 0 · . I R·oberts ·portraits -~ lUPI ~!!KU -.~l!F •-. ' st •1 ~In= u A. ._ to a r . ._ .,..