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Home My WebLink About1945-05-02 - Newport Balboa News TimesTHE SAND .. CRlB ·II) ·AM • " IPlLPI BEJ.P!I Comes a re- • port thet state offl&ls ere seriously considering the locatioo of another Instltu- tloo fO<" the Insane In the Costa Mesa aree. This same project was co the fire here several yeers ago and was tabled Dame rumor says that Santa Ana Otarnber of OJmmerce had been asked to find a site-in the Mesa aree and had objected to lo- ceting It in such a favored i;pot_ 'Iben, the report con-tinues, the state men retort- ed that you find us a loca- tion, if you oppose the Mesa • site. Which leaves the situ- ation up in the air for the nonce. but so far as sites in Orange county are con- cerned, the woods are full of them. Why not take the project back into the hills beyond Irvine Park or inland from Laguna Beach? It would be a shame to do anything that might prove detrimental to the future of Costa Mesa. That section is destined to become one of the finest residential and small-acreage areas in the Southland. Its proximity to Newport Harbor, the thous- ands of acres of land avail- able, something that the beach does not possess. and its adaptability from a soil and climate. but because so make it ideal for living. This eritire harbor district Is des- tined to be the recreational spot of Southern California, not only because of its sea and climate. because so many other sections have be com e commercialized. More and more people are turning their eyes toward this lovely spot and more and more citizens, both wealthy and not so rich. are coming here Jor their home • of tomorrow. + + + Tba& OeaalH. The 1945 federal ~i\suS just com- pleted is not such a SU11Jrlse to most of us.· The 9,402 population shows a gain of some 112 per cent over that of 1940 and stands well above increases made over the state. This will give us double the emount of gas · tax. amounting to more than $5000. which goes I n t o streets and roads. It will give us a chance at more funds from the $54,000.000 the legislature Is considering as pert of the arno~ ·al- located to counties. All of which indicates that the cen- 1 sus which cost the taxpayers about $1000, was justified. as the financial gains will far ex~ the price. + + + ConsoUdated. The first real launching of a peace- time ship by the local yards · of the Consolidated Steel Co., augurs weU for the fu- . ture of Newport Harbor. In- dicetions point to a substan- ·tial increase in pey rolls. not 'only from thet company, but also from others in this aree. Manager Leh m a. n · seems-to be the right man m the right place and appears to keep production moving et a brisk pace. Public Re- Jlations Director lilosley, who insists on visiting the local plant from l!is headquarters at South Gate. likes this l<>- cality and says he would ~ tickled to live here the year 'round, if aU conditions could be worked out satisfactorily. Might move the main offices here. Senor Bosley! + + • • • Poplllalio of Newport Beach Now 9402 • esa Newport Ba-boa· News·-Times VOLtJID: lClaVD COSTA MESA, CALIFOBNIA. WEDNESDAY, MAY Z, 1N1i SEEKING ASYLUM SITE ON MESA . ·-----·--------------------------- Fate o'f Rev. Edwards Up to Jury Tomorrow As Arguments End I - State Considering Site Near Army Air Base For Insane Institution Attorneys Sum Up Evidence; Defense At, tempts to Break Creditability of Prosecu, tion Witnesses Protests by Property Owners, Business and Professional Men Sent to Legislators at Sacramento (By AL JOYCE) Possibility that Costa Me511 might be the site for a state insane asylum, has stirred a number of civic leaders to such an extent that an appeal has been made to legislators from Attorneys for the prosecution and defense of Rev. Wesley G. Edwards, now on trial in San~ Ana Superior Court. for al- leged solicitation of a crime, agreed to serve up thetr case complete to the jury by 10 o'clock tomorrow mommg. While the two able court strategists battled for the favor of the 10 women and two men who will decide the case, the fate of the crusading minister seemed to hang on the creditability of the testimony of witnesses. to a large extent Following · Monday's summation ot the prosecution evidence, At- torney Jerry Geisler put on his show today. after a short resume yesterday afternoon following the deputy district attorney. Much of today's session was 1n true Gelalet form ,With attemptJ to discredit the veracity of testimony ot prose· cution witneues Hury Comber. Rev. Rosendahl. (former Edward! associate), and Frank Swruners, contractor. A short period tomom>W mom- ing will go to the prosecution for rebuttal before the case ft&ches the hands ot the jw-y. Attempts to refer to slot machines by the defense attorney met with strenu- ous objections by the prosecution, who claimed, as was rustained yes- terday, that slot machines were not on trial. Forceful ,peeches by proMCUtlon and defen.11e attomeyw which have (Continued on Page •> Floyd Peterson Slightly Wounded. Saved •Y Comrades Peninsula Home In Controveny To Bt,f:nlarged Seeks Protection Of Realty Values In Oil Drilling Several oil wella may be drilled on the 14 acrea of county property The strear.1:;n.~ ~ 19 Ed ·:.r... t orpora.ticn y11rd h'"' latt Fri: comrr.l•slone4;1 in 1N: next few almoet entirely surrounded by J, Engel-named fOf' 1 fol"mtr day night. DM./Qned tO carry thti weeks. Several hundred Invited Newport Helgbts OD Old County proeldent of the 5.a"ta P't rall• ume llnee as the .. Chief," the guests w:w the graceful c ra.t Road and Westminster Drive lt road, wu launched In a gala 1 ~foot tug will ferry tralna slide 1m, the water. preeent plans of a synd;cate of C----•10 ted •t I •·-F 1 e ...... ~ b7 Kmt w~ Balboa men la carried out, but at The other side C1t the tnJ:t&l1 house __ .... _m_•"_Y_•_t __ ~_-_• __ v_ee __ •_c..1.f'"" __ -_• __ .. _nc-.,.eco __ •_Y_-_ .. ..,_______________ no time will the drdling operation controversy on the Balboa Penin-_.,.. be carried out with more than one •uta wu pr .. •nted today by Mr. pop u LAT.Lal .DO u B L E o I N 4 y Rs. well drt111ng-at one ume, or will and llr1. F . N. Y&le., wbp declared ~ there be any nol.se, odor or un· that they ba.d•nO tntentiCnr' ot con-atgbUy derrloks unnecessarily de- structing the sma.11 houae that bu tracting from the vaJue of rest· been .tarted but rather to build a ;:::===========, dencee across the street, It wu lovely u->'OOm home that would J.neneased Gas Tax Allowances, Other State stated by J. B. Slem"'1'1. a member be a credit to that section of the Council Meets of the oyndlcate. ) : harbor <ll>trtct. On Licenses Funds Made PoSSJlale by New Official 0ec1a.rtng himself to,>1>e 1ntere•t- Mr. Y.1le Indignantly declared C Fi ed In protecting property values that wtllle the pe""lt WU for only eDSU8 gure because h e Is one of the largest $700, a complete set of pl.1ns had Buslne• l~nses wett d is· ownen: of Balboa Ialand real ea- been t11ed wtth City Building In· cussed Informally at a special t&te, Mr. Slemona ae..ld t.h&t it it! this county to sidetrack such a plan. While nothing tangible has been received as lo the state's inten- tions, It was reported that the flnt news or such an lnatitutJon ca.me from the Santa Ana Cham- ber of Commerce and that caii- fomia offlci&Js have aaked th&t ctvtc group to seek a. site: In th1a county. A .l!lite eouthwest or the Air Bue 19 Sa.id tO be under con.- elderaUon. R. W. Bart.int, president of th~ Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce,. said today that the general opla- lon of many memben wu that. sucb an lnaUtutJoo would not pt'O\'e beneficial to the: community and communhi:atlons a.re being sent Senator Tbbe. Kuchel and A.aem.. blyman Clyde Watson dl8couragtng such a progTam. Mr. Bartine fa al t.he oplnioo that the .111tate could buy up prop- erty ln the vtcln!ty of Co8ta. Mesa wlthout coneulttng anyme ln that area, due to the fact that the Mesa ls unJncorpon.ted and, there- for, ha.a no off1cial body that could protest 8l.1Cb a purchue. spec::to,. Nelson., who wOuld show mtttlng of the city councll last Final count-9402 residents of Newport Beach! not the intention when they drill them to any lntet"eS'ted pel"90na. night In the CO'.Jncil chambe1"'5 This good news ta alJ residents and property OWDel'S Of (Continued on pa-f ) One prom(¥nt civic leader s\&t· t t • It • II th · h bo than n.A~ 1 -e-ed that such a site could be lo--"Aa a matter ot tact." stated Mr. • ne c Y .. a · e entire ar r area means more ;.~ ;:9"t\J~t means ,,-------------, • di t M Cl _,.._. 11 cated ouU!lde the area which i9 in-Y&le. "l baVe done mewl Of the ro.coor ng 0 •Yor yan a doubling of the ~ ...... i .. tion, and then some, since 1cwn. And H II d Ii it ction t.k .,.,,,..... : ,;r Report Plane Crash eluded ln the prospective corperate work thu.s far on th• llo.,.. and • • "0 • " • • w.. -it Is official, made so by the ap~~nce '--&f '"'-Elsie en Of1 the 'matter of licenses.,. but ~......_. ltt:l't:' LT~ J M city llmJU!, but that it would hard.-have not yet exbuilceeded my~S~ the matter which has been un· Krinke. of the census bureau,! ____________ .At Corona de ar ly prove desirable and mJgtlt be a priority, I have t a uum~r VI Washington, D. C expressed_ in p:m:ibilities by Oty detriment, whether it bore the home.111 In Southern California and der d18CUWon for some time Th . ...........utth f N Engineer Patterson. The count, A report to pol ice Thur9day name of Oleta Mesa or not. the one here will be Mx.19 feet of wat taken up bv the cotJncil as e amazing "''":'"' L o ew-which came to within 300 or his modem design.• We have a nice a whole last night. The matter part Be~ch . and enVlrons included guess, will enable the city to dou· attemoon lndie.ated that a plane Other leader11 declared that the home at Willlblre and Sycamore\ will be acted upon at the next ~n th~ city 1s shown by the follow-1 ble its request for gas tax funds crash OCCUM"ed north of Corona Mesa ts well on it.a way to becom· Lo• Angeles, and formerly con-regular meeting, It wa• stated. mg f16Ures : 1910. 445: 19'20, 894 ; f . •~•-h ' h . ht del Mar beyond the reservoir. Ing one Of the finest f'e91.dential • I · · 1· 1930 2203· 1940 4438 · 1945 9402 I or ma.)Or .su~u.--w IC ITU J:!'. Officer McManlgal Investigated eect•"on8 In the Soutb'--d and for ducted a radio. and appliance ston!: .,.. gene,.a revamping OT ,_ • '. • • · ' total $6(XJO 1n the future, he said, uui In the Wilshire Miracle Mlle." cen•e• will be given and a gen· as or Apnl 16. In other ~ords. The recount may also make poo-and found remains Of a pllotleu such an Institution to be located "You gvys !Utt look good to me" Mr. 'Yale concluded by stating eral upward revision of about 10 Newport . Beach ha.s previously sible more than double the state plane which had crashed and in the district would be harmful in was the firtrt thing that Sgt. F1o.yd that people should not jump at per cent Is forecast, according doubled its population. r~gutarly allocation of funds for state high-burned. No other damage wa: the extreme. They point to wh&t C. Peterson of Newport Beach Ml1 concluatora but wait until bowte8 to report1. ~ven:-10 yeats.. Now It is ~oub-ways within city limits. This fund reported, and further details o has happened to the territory ad· when he 90.9.' Americans walk into were completed before C'riUclslng. ling its population every four. has amounted in the past to $2900 the plane would not be released jacent to the lnBlitutlon outslfde of by the Navy department. Norwalk, which has not developed the GE'rman hospital at which he 10 n~ in !5 Years for streets of major importance, wa• being treated tor minor 01·1 Interest EL•s and Flows Population or this community and may now be increased to ======::=====~in~"".''."."''....:y'.':ea.rs~.~------woun<'.!19 in the Ruhr pocket_ 8 has increased 10 times ovf'r its size> about S6CX>O. Patter9oo said P£"terson was one of the 290t.h 25 years ago. 'The next 25 )-ears In addition. legislation nOW' be-B IL WASP s f'Hh In'antry Regmlent or the 7~th Dtv .. W1'th Success, Fa1'lure of Dr1'll1"ng will be the Pacific cycle. and I rart the st.Bte legislature caUin;: a uoa ponsors I 9th Armv whJch was cleaning up predict 75,000 by the end of that for $100,000,00> in funds to be the Ruh~ during the rectnt drive time.". said Harry W elch, secre-made available to counties and P'cket Boat Launched by Staats Into Germany. Tbrougb tt>e public Oil hopes on Costa Mesa ebbed lary of !he Newport Beach Otam-cities for post-war projects would I relations office ot tht. dJTial.oo the Balboa Man JS and flowed like the Lide over the ber of Commerce yesterday when allocate about $100,000 to New-More than usual interest was Friday. lncident wu report.Pd that wben we-ek-end. It depended upon how official figu~ were released. port Beach if the meesure be-. th the Americana reached the h<>11-NOW Colonel one looked at the situation-if, What it will mean to the dty 15 comes la'W'. taken by the sponsor in . e Miss CaIT is the daughter of launching of a boat when Miss Mr. and Mrs. u .. -. Carr, 200 pital. they ordered the work of car-like one man who bought five ,...___ b k th ch gne • ~., nd I r ~IUV\ Pam o.....a.11 ro e e . ampa t Sa.....i..ire avenue, Balboa Island. lng for allied and German wou • acres recent y. or ~ per acre bow r ck t boa .,.... ed &ltke, while the '4walklng The rank of colonel hu been and then got a bonua ot $1200 for c I'd d L h on the 0 a new plV e5 t Her father was one o1 the me-,~~· oil I ·1 t launched at the Robert ·. taa s chan•·cs who worked on the boot. wounded" pnaooenii like Petenon accorded Robert W. Mlller, 1220 an ease on the ~e, the 01 onso I a e aunc es hi h were appuently allowed to rejoin West Bay avenue, accorded to an boom hasf struck. company yard, Coast g way, and the family hopes the boat will their units. announcement made by the Anny Then, too were those '-''ho saw lbe a good one "because Pete might In oome ot th-pockets women Air Fo"'eo Weot•m FIY!Jtg TnJn. the expensive rig or a well about 15 0 ft s I T Co-Op Will Buy be on it", "Pete" being Ensign wert' encountered as well u men. Ing Command headquartera. He one-haJ! mile west of Newport t Harry can-. who is now at Hol· and one 81lfpiefttte firing upon lit-baa been on active duty with the bouleva rd, 9.'hich is reported to I -e e ug Fish From Anyone Jywood Beach. F1otida, and who ter beattrs. carrying wounded Ger-Air fon::e& slnc-e 194.2, ta a.uistant have dtilled to about 2CXX> feet_ I • 1 expects to be sent out soon. He •• ·~ r-I received his commission in New ma.na to the rear u.it u.i.oi:: '-"'rm.an c.hlef .nf etatt, A-2, in charge of and wasn't pumping enough otl a t and m1saed the Yanka. accordf.nJ intelligence of the A..A.FWFI'C. the week-end to justify C8lling it Ind! t1n th demand for flab JYork March 6. "---lidated <>+.:..! · the best th ca g e Miss Carr was natty in her blue to the report. President of the Pac1t\c Lighting an oil well, according to field par-'-AA.l:!V' ...,op;:, oorporat1on put on show of e to heJp supply the protein food unifonn of the Women's Air Force Sgt_ Petenon is a. 9C>l'I of Mn. Corp. and director Of other uW-lance, hopes \.\.·ere low. year Friday night before htmdreds of interested spectalors needed tn Los M.ngelftl 19 the an·! service. and with her were hVo of Clifford Kttgan. 213 38th Btrftt. ltlea and trust companlea. Col. Mil-when they launched the first ship from their new Newport Word was r«eived by her nida.y, ler wu pttaident of tbe San FTao.-So~ OU yard-a new type steel tug nouncement by the Commercial \her comrades, Miss Catherine Mc- April 13.. in a telegnm from the cilCO Opera Aun. Bia preeent Nearer the highway. however, f the Santa F railroe. aunched Flahe:rmen's Cc>-Ope.ratlve Aan. Grath, who lives at the DuT home-, war <!epa:rtment tbat_be wu :mJm.. home ta at 1846 F1oribu:nd& avenue, on the sjte of the old Julian wells orSpomored b the prett diYisl ID that the will bu filb. fi.om and Miss Marjorie Olristiansen ot Ing In action, and on ~:r. Burllnpme. the Jefferson No. 1 well leased and Y e Y OD c., Y Y Provo, Ublh. They ~ lntro- '111e Seventh. Comes now April 26. she bad & lettu from him drilled by Al Prlsby, a better tu-In-law ot Ralph J. Bngol. ..,._.. any -· whethn or not a member dooed by Mr. OUT. and told ot d -th!n'ln Ille Oennan bo9plt.al cm showing was beln& made at only .-tat the Sant&""-~ ...., for ot the &W>Clatioo. and-~ their tnlnina-u pilots at Avenger the 7th War Loon drive an April u. l8111ng ot tlle ..,.._ o1 Damato Pleads 590 feet with, a sma11 pump. Th• ~-~-~~~ ~ •mm .. celling priceo foe tbe bolaDc• ot the Fleld. Sweetwater, Texas, Mar-an ot us are g1!llring our ef-Am.en --drilJe!' ..... deanJnc out the well, -~-----~ dlgnltar---Jorie having graduated llnrt, to be forts to putting it over. New-tl>e ....._ Guilty t S A. whkh bad been started last fall. .. tile larp ~ ollpped dawn Plldflc aout 'n1lo la tile tint time In b.lstory uaignod to ~. Ari<., port Beach's quota is little Candid.J . a . and Wlllle Ollly P'nnPllC six days, -yo at 9:411 p, m.~ tide -;! the •• ,.. •• !Ian haa made ouch a where she n-n-25 -~ dlf'f1!rellt from Its quota In -...e8 heavy ell ot ...,,. 15 gravity wu ll>e clq. "" _.,_.at. L. Wllaon. pnad!leut, bambtto. the Bixth and that C21mpalgn For School Board Befon lluperlor ~ U-n-ing at a rate <ltimated . '!'Ii. alrMznllned tug. lio.14. 'l1lelr new balldlng, aoth and Got w._ more th8n went over the top. ' xom.on 1n Santi!':&-, by the -. at about 10 to 12 ~ "' -.-aMlng ~ whleh haa -liuecl n.. other two &ir1s _,.. In the Wblle the reel fighting In Flllng .-1aat -.., -All~:r J. ·Damato, al ~ per ckf. tbe 1lDia ol ll>e 8anla n Clllaf Jillat<>c· unto ....it can &'O -OD pro-last clus at .1.....,... Field -~ Is abqut over, that d-""' --Ceuntl' Ille Balboa Cld'a w'bo ~ _ N.11' AnOlher .u .•-at the .,... e_...a.w; la -al aie ""°';Kn._ Jod.od 1upr qaarun at ll>e :liOth ..c.i-t -W!np tram Gen. .,.. not JMRD thllt the job -Oil -T....,,.., --al NOO(Y~ ~ -~ ~ ~ end ol Ille mer1 ~ !"'"'~~--~-xr; -Ille.•-----"Hap" Amold. 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I 1 '.hi ~ fllllr• "" ..• OJUh1 iDwlD. • ( • • - • ·, • I ' . . ---.----·-------..,----~~~~~1..u".~-1).~ -~ • .....,., ... ·-· .. ·--OM1191 __ ~:..... -- 1 • • NEWPORT-BALBOA NEWS-TIMES PRONE!!• NEWPO&T U -U -------- Ps t' O i • ZnlrJ Twct..,y aad 'l!wnda7 A.nemoonl Volllme mVD 8111Joc:r1ptkm Payable In Advance:-42.liO per year ID .Oraul'• O:>uDly; p. 7~ per year to 4tb. JIDOO; $3.00 J><r year to 8th """"' . _ E:Dt.ered u Second-cl&q matter a.t the Poatol"'tice 1n Newport Beach, callfonlla., under the Act Of March 3, 1879. _8._.A._VE_Y_E_R---.-----t:DITOR AND PRESIDENT Printing Plant. 3011 V(. Central Avenue, Newport Beach, °'11fomla Official Paper of the City of Newport Bea,c:h A Depeo.d&ble Local ln1UtuUoa for 0\-er 31 Yean , NATIONAL ED ITOR IA L I O~~soc 10r:aN ~ l ~-01'.wt ./, ;:,.,,J, ;.L Berlin Burial Active Member of IJerlin . dying as it lived, in a final. furious outburst of vio- lence. has been buried in its own rubble. The citadel of might, where ruthless men planned their sordid campaign of world subjugation. has become a symbol of total war's fearful retribution. Fragmentary reports of the battle for Berlin make it clear that the once-arrogant Nazi capital has been literally blasted from the face of the earth-and that little remains in vast areas of the city but tangled wreckage and debris. This is Hitler's final monument-a gravestone of broken masonry. piled on the broken bodies of his people; a once great capital reduced to ashes; a city condemned to death by its own fanatical leaders seemingly detennined on their own self-destruction when they could no longer satiate their lust for destruction on °the helpless of other nations. Russian tanks and artillery, and Allied bombs and rock- ets. wrought the actual destruction. But if ever a city com- mitted suicide, and then pulled its buildings down to cover its passing, that city was Berlin, capital of the Nazi hierarchy. Kidding the Taxpayers Political mathematics is a science not taught in the schools. but quickl y learned in the halls Of congress. The ob- jective of the politico-mathematician is to convince the tax- payers, by juggled figures and glib patter. that government- run operations always ~Id huge profits-the idea being that the taxpayers ";11 then willingly dig into their pockets to fin- ance more of them. Currently, COfli:ressman Rankin of Mississippi, one of the veteran exponents of this political system of double entry I bookkeeping, has become so concerned over our benighted condition in California that he has issued a special press re- lease from Washington warning that our electric costs are too high-and implying that what we need here is a big scale government-operated ]X>wer project. patterned afte~ TV A. Mr. Rankin. who apparently has no more problems to con- quer back in Mississippi. reports that the people of California used 16,195,525,000 kilowatt hours of electricity last year. for which they paid $246,276,631. Under TV A. claims Mr. Rankin, the cost would have been only $192,361,223. Hence we were over-charged $53,915,408! Having thus exposed California as a horrible example of a state in dire need of an umpty-ump billion dollar govern- ment-owned electric system, Mr. Rankin then skipped on to other affairs and gave us no further details. He forgot to tell us, for example, that publicly-Owned power projects don't pay taxes like private power companies-and that what Cali- fornia citizens might save in rates, they wOuld pay, with com- pound interest. in increased taxes. ' Even if we accept Congressman's Rankin's figures at face value, and assume that the state would save $53,000,000 an- nually in electric bills by doing in the private power com- panies and going all-out for public ownership, the loss in taxes would far outstrip the saving in rates. One of Califor- nia's companies alone, paid $44,268,000 in taxes last year, or almost as much as the total saving which Mr. Rankin believes would be achieved if all the state's ]X>wer business was han- dled by TVA. But then, taxes never figure in political mathematics. That, it appears, is the secret of successfully kidding the tax- payers. Di sabled War Workers Make Good A "€Vere jog to the self esteem of the big and burly among us is contained in the official report that physically handicap- ped workers in the war plants are turning out a better job than the able bodied. In a comparative study of 2853 crippl~ workers and 5523 physically nonnal workers, the war and navy departments found the normal eniployes lagging far behind in production and in quality of work. The news will surprise strong and healthy producers who thought they were turning in a pretty fair performance up to now, but some reasGDS tor the differential seem evident The handicapped person wnally takes his job more Sl!riously, just u he takes life with less frivolity. than his physically flt ne!gbbor. U he acquired his disability in battle, he sees the eompelllng need ot his war work far more clesrly than many aroond him. A crippled person engaged in work be ls trained for, Pl!"' haps obeys the safety regulatiQDS even better than the man • Ernie Pyle • lhe Pacific: u~ S. BJilds Up Strength For Knockout in Pacific . . Okinawa Landing Like Putting Foot in Enemy's Kitchen Door By Ernie Pyle (EDITOR'S IYOTB:-Enaic PrN'• colwnn, .;au et1nlinu. to •PPHT in fhl. naApapa for.• /N weeb. Ois,,.rcA. Jor tAeu r~u haw bttn cleared by U.. cetUON MJ toMe ....,-h M rocue from I• UUuul lllMr• Us.a faiow KlCll' coneJpondvw ...a .W. ~ 1 OKINAWA .-Our war with Japan has gone well in the last few weeks. We ar e firmly on Okinawa, which Is 1"\· having your foot in the kitchen door. • Our wonderful carrier pilot• hive whittled dOWlli the J ap •ir force OU{ forces to rweep on and on, and dan-. Our anu. wind the th.ln1 up ln • hurry. ~ ... aircraft from ships and from 11bore ba tterles bas plugged Jap flier• for the bi&b· est ratio I've ever known trom act· ack. Our task for ce• ba ve absolutely butchered the <>1> ~~·····.~.; . . ..... · . ..; t G:..i l·· ... -~ ~ \ . ~·..: -~· . -~' .. ' .1' ' ,, 17 Jap t.lak force EraJe Pyle to put to aea in many mootha. B-Zh att h.lttln1 Ja. pan with ftghter escort from Iwo Jlma. A.lrll.elda a.re sprlnginl up on Okinawa. We all 1ay we sure are ilad we are not in the Japs' ahoes. One main question asked over bere now is. ''Bow lon1 will the Japs bold out1" Then are aJl k.in~ of opin· ions, but actuall:t oobody knows. We don't lmow, becaU1e oo ooe I.ft his ria;bt mlnd can pretend to un- der11tand the Orient.al n:&a.b.bU of think.in&. They are unpredJctable. They are lncon1i1t.enL M one of. fleer said, ''They are uncannily 1n;iart one day, and dumb aa hell the next." Their values are so dift'erent trom ours. The news broadcast.a from Tokyo and Shanghai are an exam- ple. These broadcasts are utterly ridiculous. During our ftrst ~de on Okinawa they constantly told ol. savage coun· terattacks when there weren't any. They told of driving a large part of our landing forces back to the boats and tar out to sea, when actually they dred only a few !I.bots ooto the beaches. On 0-0ay plus four, they broadcast that despite their counterauacka we Onally succeeded m la.ndln& 0,000 troop11. The truth is that by sun~ set ol the ftrst eventn& we bad an incredible number of 1cora ot thou· 1and1 of Aroericam on Okinawa! The crippled J ap air force cannot do ua an,-th.ln& but 1pumodlc h.arm tr om now on. And their n.a vy nttdn't ever be considuecl. U J'OU could aee the coloual naval power we bave be.re you could bardljo ~ Ueve your eyet. It's one of the moat lmpreuive thin&• r-.e .een. in this WU. We have plenty of troop• In re- serve, and new CODVCJ• of supplies have already be&UD to arrive just aa we ftn.ished unloadln& the origi- nal massive supply tlttt. Conouting Island Into Big B"" OD Okinawa the majority ot the Jap1 are on the .outhern tip. and in cons:iderable strength. The north- ern area is being combed and a few scattered ones mopped up. There is tough 41hUa1 ln the 1outh and it will r em.a.lo toua:h to the end. rve heard some ofllcer1 say the south end o1 Ok.inawa may tum into aoother l wo Jlma. That will mean heavy ca1ualtie• on our 1lde, but the end of Okinawa IJi in· evltable. And "'·bile the army's 24th corps of infantry LI dotn1 th.at job. the rest o! the island apparenUy ii wide open for us to develop and we are doing it with our usual speed. Thia island baa everythinr we could want in such an island. There is plenty at room for more a.irftelds, room for roads and vast supply dwnpa and anchoraiea for 1h..ip1. And the civilians from whom we bad expected trouble an docile and b.annle11. Of coune. J a pe.'• ..-alt ll.ruf armies are sUll almost intact. But It It does come to tbe peal mus land warlare of contlneot.al Europe. we aow are able to build up stttn&th (or th.at warfare rilbt OD the llCeGe. n.... LI • epim. spirit am- ua. People u;'9 coaJeeturt.nc about tba posaibWt;;J ot tbe Pac.lAc war end.la.I aooou tbaD .. bad nu al· low«l-eototblnk. Por 7ean lt look.td endlua. but DOW JOU Mar peopl• tallll: about • ... -b7 ChrlUmu. Somtt rul-b' bolion 1beJ will. Olben baft tbelr qen "~ I 11 i:L but ..,.. an man boprlUl tb.a.D ..,_ bdon. :m.ie.d ot • ,,., weariDea. Ulen seem1 to b9 a MW •PftM!A amm• The bulk: or the batUe ot Okinawa la beinr fourht by the army-my old friends, the doughloota. Tbl1 Ume the marine1 had it easy, and by the turn of circumstance the army 11 the one that hat the job ID do. But my selt-a11ignment on the Okinawa blitz wa1 to write about the m1rlne1 and that's what I COD· Unue t• do. I landed with the ma· rlnes, crossed the Wand with them. and have been Uvi.n1 with them amldst tleaa, mosquitoes .. 1oat1 and a few Japs, hidin1 under bushes. So. natura.lly I wa.nt to tell you about them. Marine corps blitzes out here have all been 10 bitter and the marines have performed 10 maintftcently that I had conjured up a mental pie· ture or a marine that bore a close resemblance to a man from Mara. l was almNt afraid of them myself. Find• Marinu Human, Alter All I clld ftnd the marine• confident. but neither cQcky nor amart.-aleck.y, J found they have fears. and qualms, •nd hatred for war the same a1 anybody else. They want to 10 borne just as badly as any 5oldlers I've ever met. I found them good. human Americans. They are proud to be marines. They wouldn't be in any other branch al the service. Yet they are not a rrorant about il And I round they bave a healthy respect for the in fall try. .Orie day we were sitting on a hill· side talking about tbe infantry. One marine 11poke ot a certain army di- vision-a d.ivtsioo they bad fought beside-and was singing its praUe1. "lt'a a1 rood a1 any marine di· vb ion," he said. "What wa1 that you aald ?" a Us· tener cut in.. The marine repeated it and em- pba11.zed It a Uttle. Another ma- rine 1tood up and called out. loudly: "Old you hear what be 1aid? 'Ibis IU1 1ay1 there's an army division •• tood •• any marine division. He must be cruy. Haw. h•w, haw!" And yet other boy1 chimed in, ar· go.Ina: very toberly, and sided with the one wbo bad praised the army d.ivisioa. • • • Before I came into the field, iev- eral marine officers asked me to try to sense just what the marine splrlt la, just what causes it.. and keeps It alive. In peaceUme when the marlne corps waa a amall outfit, with its campaign.a blghllrhted. and every. body was 1 volunteer, you could UD.· dersLand whJ' marines felt 10 1u· pertor. But since tbe war the marine corps ha1 p-own into bWldreda of thousands ot men. It bas been di- luted, 10 to speak. Today it ta an outfit of ordinary people-some big, some little. some even dra!teea. It baa changed. in t~ct. until marines look exactly Uke a company of sol· diers ln Europe. Yet that marine corps spirit still renuin.s. I never did find out what perpetuates It. They're not necea- saril,y better trained. They're no better equ.ipped and otten not aa weU supplied as other troops. But a marine still considers him11elf a better soldier than an.ybody else, even thou.ah nine-tenths ot them don't want to be 110ldien at all • • • The marines are very col!lhant ot the terrible ca1ualtt.ea tbe7'v• tai.eo in tb1a Pae14c war, TheTre even proud ot that too. tn a ..,.. Azty ar~eot amona marine unit. LI Mtllect b7 which bu bad tba sreatat c.uu.a.ltle.a. lla.D7 ol them n-cn envUJooed the end ot the m.ariDI corpe at Okinawa. U tba martne dl'Vlllom bad l>MD but.en up hen u tb«J were CD two llma. tbe bon felt It -ba" 11em <Wllc:ul• to llDd moue!> ..... or marlDo -callbor lo -ollllledMlkma. '1bOJ ..... ba4 • oadlr ...- -----ch to (lid.. nawa. tbe tbaDa ~ Rieb. ..... "Qood-b7, 11.artDeaJ " who never suffered an tn;Jry. He ls apt to be jietty depetld- 1 I able, steady on the job and probably less SUbject to absentee-Look Hard for Snakes on Okinawa Ism In baseball season. His disabilities lmpoae llmltat!oos '--------------------- upon him, but according to the aniiy-oavy suney be aener- ally does so well with the abilities be bas left that be tar out- strips his normal fellow employes. • The splendid record of baDdicapped war W'CJri<enl DOW will !&'Ye u an lnspitation, guidance arid new hope to many more ttiousands of disabled veterans wbo 'will be beading home from OYel'9l!8S in the lllOlltbs to came. Now is the time to Suhleribe.: Newport. Balboa ~e1J1·~ · ,. • an Just pne1:1eaDJ DO ••Ira at aD.. Our ~ baft nJbG, "'*"4. oprawt.d ""4 olept .., nnrlJ' ....,. oquare J'0'4 at Ille pu&m4. And ID ~. "'""' ..... fur -tbe7 ba" aeei:I: .., two ....... Om. wu-dad. 'ni.-wu talld. ,., ....... u. ....... --• ..--1ara11 _. ....... ,.., . ,. pMlua1 e Ir. ' LAWMAKERS II COllRESS ~ OOll'Qll-&J{ -PlllLUP9 The bueball oeuon LI In full eel to lb.-deprived of It. l'Wtn.K. t wtJl takt: two f amillar t > To try to pt tor an natlou. criee at tbe ball park and apply blg or UtUe. acce• to the trade them to the conterence lD San and the ma~rtala neceua.ry for Franclaco. What do you. hear ttr1t ! their eoonomki prosperity. No, I didn't mean '"Ticket. please!" 6) •-rtie tulleat ·collaboration be- t m eant. "You can't undentand tween all natlone ln the economJc the game Without a ecore card; get fit;ld with the object of aecuring, your score card here." tor all, improved labor standards, I will make you a score card fo-r economic advancei'Ir.ent, and social San Franctaco. It will be the list aecurlt y ." of eight items whl.ch are the docu-6) A peace wh ich wtll afford all • ment )fnown a.a the "Atlantic Char-natlona the means of Uving ln ter." Oh yea, tt turned out later Mfety within their own boundar- that there never we.a such a docu-lea; freedom from fear and from ment; only the presa releaees ot want, lhe newamen who ~companied the 7) A peace under v.rhlch all party. That LI technical; unimport-people can travel the seas freely. ant for the m oment. It did exist 8 I All nations must ab8.Jldon the ln the heart.a and minda of the use ot force ;,. ''the establishment people of the little nations. and of a wider and permanent system some of the big. It was preseoled of general security;" the disann- to the Hou.ee of Repnsent&tivea as ament of patloru1 which threateD House Document No. 358, of the the peace: the encou.ragement or 77lh CongTe.ss, 1st Session, AugUBt measures to lighten the burden of 21st, 19'41. armaments. These are the statements of the This is your score card. \Vhat repre.entativea of the •o most is the last thing you hear coming democratic nations in the world. borne from the ball park . "Get of the two strongest nations. These your winning colors!" I want the are the proml8ea upon which the winning colors of San Francisco to peoples of the world pinned their be red, white and blue, becau.se I hopf's. Take this score card to the have no lllusioM about that con· San FnLncllco game; ttia.rk the re-ference. The hope for succees lies suit.. The eight ltema, slightly ab-in the unchallenged sincerity and brevtated, are; unselfisb.ne88 Of the United States; 1 ) No aggn.ndiument; territor-in the intluence of this nation. Our laJ or otherwise. strength today, materially and 2) No territorial changes that spiritually i! not realized by our do ;not accord wtth the freely ex-own people. Out first te!Jt ls San pressed wtshe.s of tbe people.a con: Franci5co. I haVen't forgotten that cerned. I was going to polish the crystal 3 ) The right of all people to I ball and write about the new pre• choose the form ot government ident, but the Confe~oce opens they want: sell-government rest.or-today. I I '' I I I I I I I I I I I I 11 CROSSWO~D PU%%1£ ..I I I I '' I I I I I I I I I I I I I • 1 1 J 4 ' 6 7 • • 10 11 u " 14 u .. ll J6 17 J1 ll " ,. 41 .. 1 SJ " !M " ,. '7 N•. 18 BOIUZONTAL l A clamp 5 Paddle-like instrument 8 EUPtian dancing glrl 12 Act of aelt· examination 15 Member or an Indonesian tribe of Mln· danao 18 Devotion 17 Period 18 Behold 19 Pastry l pL) 20 Minlcal syllable 22 Compa11 point 23 To d.lspara1e 2-4 Movie celebrity 28 City ln Ma ... sachU5elta 28 Form of "to be" 211 To mimic 32 A tune 33 To stroke Lightly 34 Spoken 33 Border S6 To sink ln middle 37 To use up 38 Canvas 1hel· ter <pl.J 40 To be in aeltatioo tl Exc.lamatiOll or trlwnph t2 A tribe in E. Assam. India "3 God ot wax 44 Prefix: not 4ti No more than 48 Peeled 50 Female ru1f 51 Brother at Ja~ob $J To allow 54 Ireland 55 Sbarp to taste 58 Seaport 1n New Guinea 57 A rolling atone eathen oon• VERTICAL 1 Small glass container 2 To and ;in 3 As it Is writ· ten <music) 4 Teutonic deity 5 Any or vari- ous willO\l.'I e A monkey <pl) '1 To soak 8 By 9 Cover 10 Heavenly body 11 Poker &take 13 Drug 14 Abnormal sac <pl) 19 PetitiOll 2.1 Midwutern state (abbr.) 23 Muck 24 Oecupied a seat 25 Lesa relined 28 Cz:ecbo1lo- vak.ian mea· Jill'• 27 Grecian wood nymph 28 To oscilla te 30 Large basket tor carr,-tn1 provisions 31 Old 33 Dance step S4 A llter&17 work 38 To hall 37 To ftow of! 39 Symbol tor natriwn 40 Mediterra- nean Island 41 To aid 43 Extent or land 4.5 Sheltered slde Cpl) 47 Thick, black substance iP Entlr• ~River CSp.) M: Note 1n GuJdo'1 scale 54 Printer'• measure Auwer le P ••1le l'fe. IS. ~V~A~5TE~ ~R~~~M~ .iNTO IV .A A N I "A Dav of Production'' 8 :00 Punch clock ju.st u w~e blOWll. 8:00 Make round.8 ot chewing cum machtnea, no l'lD· toat 2 eent.o. 8 :20 Go oo floor, look for toob night llhlft left lying on floor. 8 :30 l"\D.d pUen and 8Cl"eW drtv- er-ptnct name ott, put my name on. 8:4S Go to tool crib. toll atW>d- ant new J<*e. be t:eli. one too. 9 :00 DrU1 N o. '° h ole bi. panel end met. Hole LI too cnal1. han to drlD tt out-what • mea.• 9:415 Raft to otop for -ot -~. 1lne up at f0U1>ta.ln 20 mlnu- 10:15 aa ... to otop tar 111DOlle. 10:30 1-lt tor pl&ce to blde -I I !ruined. 12:46 Go Out on n oor and 9ee big •hot ~hlng, st.art to hit job wttb hammer . 1:00 Hit nn.-wtth hammer, talked wit.I!. God about tt fOT a wtine. I :~ Go to booptt&l, W&lt tor DUJ'9e, ahe gives me a. Feen- a-mtnt and three . vitamin pm.. 2 :M On Job and ... fonma.n ........... ...., otart l_.~ tllroua!> blue priat.o. 2:14 Go to penonnel clepartment to -.e tt my 8th ckferment tor draft came throUl'b-no -2:li0 Bo WO<Tled about def..- ment. can't wortr:-ba.,.e to~ wmoke and th1n1t. 2:46 Awllll tumm7 aahe. l"een· a,.m.Jnt t sue-. a :ao 1 Back. on door, toell lMdiDC man I don't feel 1well, want a job where I can lit down. S:'ll Need a drtnl< of ~I.er. walk to far end ol. liiltftMDI'. ._,AVBE EVEN YOUR CLOTHES WOULD LOOK GOOD TO THEM, TEACHER. Canning Sugar in the No. 13 Spare sta.mps \\.1th the applications. Stamps for each I member of the tam.Uy must ac- Appll'cantS Swamp company. all appllcatlon.s. Canning sugar will be Issued unW October • 15, 1945, and, if applications are in Local Ration Board order. applicant.o ~;n be allowed I up lo twenty pounds per person, if WI.th an une~ted number of! their needs indicate that amount. canning ~gar appllcatl~s already : m:'."::_: .· . .....,~~uoc;~ ~ sent In to the local ration board. I ·· 1 ::: 'I ~ ~ _;.~ the hoe.rd announces that there will :· 'I .r ~ ::-. ~i.\:j: be a delay while moN! applications '.~. ~ J j~ · ~ ~ ~11 are belng secured. f::~~~ I/. -' _ -""':~ Applicants, who have 8ent in ).. . ..,,.-:.;· ~ requests for blanks. are asked to ...,,,, be patient for a few days and they /; ~ are assured that as soon as the e.pplication forms arrive they will be promptly mailed to those who 1 ;. have requested them. (' · May 2 - 3 -.4 - 5 !\-lac Pelletier'• In as much as they are so many such applications !.lfrs. Dorothy , Sutherland. senior clerk at the board office, has asked that this announcemen( in the press serve in lieu of letters to each of the applicants \\•hose blanks v.dll be de!ayed. ~rs. Sutherland hopes that all appilcani.s Mn receive blanks by the end of this week. Those IA·ho wish to have canning sugar applicaticns sent to them. !!'hould write to the board making 1 that request. S-ome delay for in-I dlvidual applications is addition- ally caused when they fall to send Newport Beach Pharmacy It's the FLAME that makes it perf eel I / Yes'm, when "Steak Night" comes back again, celebrate i t right! It's the jlarM that l!oes a steak full honors ... sears and seals in a ll the juices. Really br=ns it to a tum. Forget not thejlame! • 2 IT'S THE MME that gives silent .refrigen.c:ioa. No moving i-ru ID wear. 11'e cold ii coomnt, dependable. , rrs 1111 "-'Ml that bu cbe sp ee tty "reco•ery" so supply oceans -hot_ ID imet Ji~-up repeat calls fOr eva7body I 10:415 O...'t ftnd • pod place, llO ·Ip to fonman &Dd •J'- "loolt wllat the blaD1t. night llblft clt4." 11 :00 -... floor. lalbd to • -k>o1tlDa' ~ -to •:14 8-ci' Cll Job. lltUt dnn!r's up·&ml putUng tool9 away. , KMp '.,.. ... l"!'cftn&' ...... =..wait for ~-·.to ·&AS · -·-ll:IO •..mns mu ~ no ttlM 1or "l! WWI : ttme for _. .. s,,._....,.. rll:OO Llmdt. ad nmcb a 11 SiP1 ft9t;, waldl ta fm·N _... --· • • •:!O .J'lmcb -; ... ..... tired. but I e,ot a clat. _ ..,,,lll>t -·-• • • J. (Nat day ·-Illa el;r 1--·.-...i ' • • ••••••••• P•ACTICAI.. ••• ... . .. ..... ,,, .......... -,, . ....... -... -~ .. -• . -I Pueuc NoT1cES FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME CERTIFICATE (INDIVIDUAL) PueLIC NoT1cES ' . NOTICE OF INTENOEO SALE Under Section M<O CIYll Q>de of the State of calltornJ.a I, tho undentgned ROY WIN· NO'nCE IS HEREBY GIVEN' DELL. .do bOft!by certlty that I 'lbat NOBLE D. PLANT and .,.. ~ the --Of ,._ WILL1l!! M. PLANT, bu.IMnd &!!11 f'rtpraUon. aad related acUviUea wt!e Vendor. whole e..ddr-.. t. '47 ' • a&WHWI'-N•W&-'l'DfP'a, PueL1a NoncES I NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT I .. • • • BOMB AWAY REAL F.STATE TRANSFERS DIZDtl 188t1ED WEEK OF APRIL 21- W A'l'Clll US GBOWI OPA Should Allow Fishermen A Split 'Season, Says McKittrick 1 In Oranp County, Callfoml&, at Newport Boulevard. Coota X- the Jocattoo of 1900 Fullerton Ave-County of Oran.ge, State ol. cati· nue, ~ )(-ID l&ld O>WltY fornl&, IDteoda to ..rt to nv.NK and State unatt a tlctltiou.t name B. GLASGOW and EIJ!IJC 8 . or dMlgna.Uon wl!llch dou not show GLASGOW, huaban6 and wtfe. the name or name.a of the per.ona Vendee, whOM addreee ta Route l, lntereoted ID aid bu.olneaa, vis., Box rl7, Coit& Kea, O>uoty ol COSTA MESA REFRIGl!:RA TION Orange, State of calllornl&, the BAY ISL.AND CLUB. Locatloo of principal ottlce, No. 6, Bay Io- 1.and. be1n&' Use residence Of K S. HazelUne, iD tbe Ctty ot Newport Beach, O>unty of Oranp, St.ate of Callfontla. NO'nCE IS HERE- BY GIVEN, 'lbat a meet!Dg of the Board of Direct.on held on t.he 27th day of April, 194(5, an a1eieasrent ot Ninety and no/100 , Dollan ($90.00) per aha.re wu lev1ed upon the eharet: of the a.bovernamed c!)r'p()rat1on, payable to A. W. a'~e, .umtant Secretary ot ·wd corpora.tlon, at a&id ottlce OD aid Bay Illlaod. ID th• City of Newport Beacb, County of Orange, State of Callfoml&. NJ,y ohatta upon which th1-&arenr,ent rema!M UDp&id OD the 11th day ot June, 1~. will be delinquent. and anleaa payment la made 1n the meantime, the a.Id ah&ru. or ao many ot. l&id eharea u may be neceuary, wU1 be 90Jd a.t the office of said A.89t.st&nt Sec- retary,. OD the 10th day at July, 1945, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock ot u.Jd day to pay sa..ld delinquent a.aaessment, together with five per- cent penalty, or be forfeited. to the corporation. 12818-Kat.e H Wright to 'llva F Rhoden Iota 13, lli and 16 ID blk :rT ot 1"nt Add to Newport Tgto. ll!e&-l!ldgv K Weot A wtto to .Jama: J Pe1Jlch It wtte lot e In blk lof-&of-blaDd ~Earl Tborntoo Gray to .Jame. W Hlnm A: wite part ot lot Z In blk 2 cl tr 1128 Newport lle&cb. The critical shortage or meat bu !Oc:uaed more attention on t1ah tor a.ddltional protein food. and to get the maximum for the market the OP A .should encourage com- mercial tlabermen to exteod thelr gnat.eat efforts, 1n the' optnlon ot H. A. M:cKittr1ck., buaineae agent ot CIO's Local 36, Mennen'• Unl<m. Tbeae fllbermen produce trom three to ten tlmee the amount of meat , per man per year u the farmer, yet this lnduatry doa: not receive the conatderation accorded farmer• as a whole, the union ot- flclal stated. Crom the regiooal office ot the OPA i.n San Fra.nciBco tbll week on b&nacuda, eea baa, halibut, Jew Ciah. and other Southern call· fomla species, hoping to equaUr.e the flabermen's lnteresu. in a split .a:eaaon, I l WU 9lated. J Campu_s to Campus I Fr-om the Queen Anno mg1> echool. vta the "Ba.n Diego Rua," a few potnta Of' etiquette are hereby paaed to Harbor ruftlArul: n:RVICl!l; foll-1Dg ck9:rlbed penonal prop· that l am U. .:tie owntt of. and erty. to-wit: the only per.. lntemted 1n· aid AU etoclr. ln trade, nxturea, bu.linu., that my place ot re.al-equipment and good will ot a cer- dence t. 190C5 P"Ullertoa. A venue, n grocery bu.sin ea known aa O>lrta Mea, California. Plant'• Grocery and located &t «7 Dated: the 9tb day of April, llH.li. Newport Boulevard, Cotta Mesa., ROY WINDELL. County Of Orange State of call· ST ATE OF <;:ALIFORNIA ) torni&, and that ~ Bale, tran.rer OOUNTY OF ORANGE )M. a.nd uaignment of the aame wUl be On tbJa the 9th day of April, made, and the con..aidera.tlon there- 194:5, before me. CARRIE V. DUD-tor wU1 be paid at 10:00 o'clock L£Y, a NotJu1> Public In and for A. M. on Tuesday the 8th day ot aid County and State, peraonally May, 1945. at the ewe.row depart- appeared ROY WINDELL known ment of the Bank of Amenca, to me to be the person wboee name NT&:SA, at Balboa Branch tn the is subecribed to the within tnatru-City of Balboa, ln the County of ment, and acknowledged to me Orange, State of California. that he executed the same. Dated April 23. 19'4.5. WITNESS my hand and otficlal NOBLE ·o . PLANT, Vendor seal. I ELSIE B. GLASGOW, Vendee CARRIE V. DUDLEY, Pub.-May 1. 194:>. Notary Public in and for (My commi':i~n~;::::;::n~ovsta:~: NOTICE OF INTENTION 1948.l TO ENGAGE IN THE Pub,-Apr. 10. 17, 24. May I. 1945. SALE OF ALCOHOL· Week-end guests at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. E . O Goodell. 3000 IC BEV~RAGES. DATED: April 27, 194.5. A . W . SPENCE. A!J81Stant Secretary at said Bay Island Club. at hls offtce. Bay Is- land. City of' Newport Beach. Coun- ty of' Orange, State of' California. ASSESSMENT No. M I Note : Please make che-ck.s pay- able to the order of Bay Island Club.) Pub.-May 1, 194.5 . U889--C W OUnn. 4: wtte to Je9-- ste I Woody pt of Iota 29< and SO< of N-pcnt Jlel&bfl!. l211111-.J-. l WIJody tc Walter L Woody A -e pt Of lot SO( of 1M2 PRICE Newport Bel&tlta. Puree seiners in California net A GENTLEMAN, Wbep Dining-Out: WUl never. except on. exbem.e occulona. appear at a f~ d:tn· ner without a ahirl. While .atepplng out: Will rarely, 1! ever, ehave a lady into the mud 1313--A.lfnrd C Danz to Neil 300 tons of eardin.es per man dur· Cary lot 10 blk 14 ot Balboa tract. lng the aeuoa, yet they do not 128M--Koaroe NeWa 4: wt.le t o enjoy the same dra!t deferment Gerald L Val4!9 &: wtte part or Jot status Ila farmers, nor do they re- 201 ot N~rt Helgb:ta. cetve subsidies. The OPA set price 12825-Karjorte B Conley to pollciee on flab on the buis of' a A LADY: Wm.tam Moller&. wtte lot 21 tn blk 19-4:2 weighted a verage which ta While Dining: 3& ot. nm. add to NwpL Height.a. manifestly unfair to the fiabermen, Will not remove her teeth tn 8 12811--John E Mack a: wtfe to McK.lttrtck contends. He wrote the mlxed crowd. Geo~ B Walker &: wtfe tote 1. 3 national OPA oft lclala ln.charge or In the Public Eye: aru:t 5 and part ot 1.ot 7 in btk 740 this division telling of their vle\·vs. l Will not wink at a 8lranger more or Corona del Mar. The 1942 weighted aver ages I than twice. 13131----0eorge J Fowler et Wt to were not what Congress intended. -;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:; '1 Robert HolllD8he8d et ux lot 17 the official says, and has letters : blk L tract 518, Balboa. f'rom congressmen to back up his I 13132---Robert Hollinshead et ux contention. The weighted. aver· lo Jack J Walley et al lot 17 bJk L ages 9hort the fishermen becau!H! tract 518, Balboa. they do not give him the bo.e.:it l I 13012-Ja.mea R Sawyer & wife of a split season. as statistics show, CJ, S. T'"""r"I o,,.,,_., d th ---------------------------to Ulllan p Porter Iota 8 and ptn an e recent fight of the fisher· Lot 6 blk 237, Corona del Mar. men f'or an extension of the winter HARBOR HIGH NEWS 1305!>--0tlzeoo Natl Tr ~ Sav ceilingo OD all fish wa. concurred Bk of L A tr> Robert W . Bidwell in only for barracuda. , et ux blk 0.113 Corona del Mar. Farmers and ranchers get a Quality Lumber and Building Materials • Ocean Front, were Mrs. Goodell'a ' April 26. 1945. "People Remember Feelings, Not Facts" " •niece and. hwiband, Mr. and Mrs. 'I'9 \VHOM IT MAY CONCERN : ~Richard Sm.Ith. Mr. Smith 13 in j ·~otice is hereby given that fi '- the Blrmillgham hoapital at van teen days after the date posted. the The last of Mveral books written Nuys and received a week~nd pus undersigned proposes to sell alco-by E . W . Elmore, advertising coun- to came down. H is wife lives in hollc .beverages &t these prem.18e8, sel of' Santa Ana, waa favorably San Franciaco, but Ls in Southern de-scnbed a.a follows: reported upon by Dale Carnegie. -_,,,=,.., ... ~ ...... ~..,,;..,,,,~;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;._,....;~~=-;;;_:._;..=:;...,,_ 13147-Wllliam H Hanna. el ux higher price ceiling. but tor fish- Service Banquet to Fred E Aldouo lot 69 tr 948, Ing t he OP A has taken the w e;ght-Student Body Nominations Made Newport Be&ch.. ed average of 1942 as their mui- COSTA MESA LUMBER CO. R. E. HOSTETLER PhOM 41 • Coming Soon! 13152-Denol.o w Hogland et Ul< mum, and ••• result th-who Every year an annual Service to Dwfght D Jacbon et wt ptn Jot Clsh cannot receive any price aOOve ._ ________ ..;. __ ..J Callfomi& tn order to be near her 6500 Coaat Highway, Newport I snydicate writer, and by eeveral huaband. Bea.ch. California.. national magazinea. Pursuant to such intention. the The title of bis Jut book wa.s undensl.gned I.a applying to the "Modern Magic in Advertlslng," Studen. lbody nomination.a and Banquet 18 held to which an stu-10 Fa1rview Jl"al'm&, O>at.a Mesa. tbt.a:, or there is notblng to pre- acc eptance speeehea were g1ven ln dent.a acquiring an arntoam::ed I2&31-WDIJam Jcmeet.Jr et al to ven{ the price going lO'Wer when the auembly Wednelda.y. Student number of pointe are CnV1ted . Feoran A BeQIM!ft It wife lot 6 and dletreas loads are brought to port. body president Vlrgtnla. Fernandes Award9 &re gtve:n to b.fgh point wty IS tt at lot 7 to. blk 8 or Bal-hurting the price .schedule for called the a.uembly to order and student.. rx.. tract. others., it was pointei1 out. FOR INSURANCE SEE Howard W. GerrUh • A.tpldlt Paving Stale Board ot Equa.llza.lJon f'or ls-and he proceeds to tell nl.De things sua.nce of an alcoholic beverage people will do. u well u four Ucen.a:e (or Ilcenaes) for theae thlnp people wUl not do. Among after the flag aa.lute wu gtven. The faculty rpont0re or em:.h 12634--Roy Broadllck a: wife to Ftsbermen have incurred in- Doctor George Peaae tzid Mn. &eUv1ty c.becka the points earned John 814ney W'alln lot 74 ln tr 682, Cre&aed costs since 1942 which Jaacba Heifetz, the gueat apeaken, by each student ln that activfty Corona. deI Mar. have not been considered. Even pve talk• about giving clothe. to and turn• them over to thir facal.ty 127U8-Rart Appliance Co to M their neta cost two to three times the naUon.-wtde clothing campaign. recorded who I• Mia Hiebach_ C Richards & wife lot 4 in blk M &a much when tak~ in con.sider- 'nley both 1truaed the pOlnl that Pointa an then totalled al the end of Ocean Front tract Nwpt. Beach. aUon the tact that these inferior every student &hould contribute to of each year. t308C-R Boyd et ux to Florence quality net.a last about oue-t.htrd lbla drlve until It really hurts. If you would like to f'lnd out R Alesandrr ptn tot 604 Newport &!I long and coet as much, McK.itt. OOllTA ln:ll& -Hl • Concre!Al Cutting .• F.qnlpment Bentai. premUes as folloWI : the latter toor are: people will ON SALE BEER not accept new ideu or thin.gs IC Automobile • Fino Accident • Life John C. Blystone General Contractor 511 E, Third Santa """ 1'eL 1704 Anyone desiring to protest the they involve change. rellnqulah lasuance or such ll~nae (s) may cblldiab belief• ea.sily, act because f'ile a verified protest . with the of reason or facts u eutly a.a by Stale Boa.rd of' Equalization at want or de9ire. or remembf.r facta. Sacramento, California. stating They always remember feellnga, grounds for den1al aa provided by he aaid. Doctor Peaae gave the clUB stand-bov.· many points you have. the a c-Mesa tract. rick aa.id. · lJct.DH and Caltnct tnge Yi the Inter-class competition. UvtUee and number of. pointa are 13121-Edward R Robeon et ux Jett Kibre, international .a:ecre.. Bondi WrUtm The teniors are lea.ding, the freah-11.sted in the manuaL to Pearl A Under et UJ[ ptn tote 21 ~!&ry~;;;;;o~t;;;th;;e;;;;;un;;l~o~n;;;will~;;;oee~k~"'~ll~ef~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ law. The premi.9e8 &re not now licensed for the sale of alcoholic beverages. OPAL and WM. P. LINTHICUM Pub.-May 1, 19-45. RADIO SERVICE SHOP A. W. ARNOLD ~ N-rt lllhd. COSTA MESA I'll· Npt. BdL U (1 lllle N.-ol B<•• -DloVlct) Mesa Nursing Classes Ready New 8lreamllned Red Croes Home Nunlng clauea ln Co1ta Mesa will get under way next wee.k, statee Mrs. R S . Dittmar, chairman. Anyoae lntereated abould contact her by phone at Newport Bea.ch 239-W. The courE wblch Is concentrat- ed Into atx 2-hour teMOM. ambodlea 30 Important bome nursing prtn- clples for care or the sick and la designed to meet emergencle. ln the home and relieve the doctors. men a.re eec:ond, the juniors third, The Service Banquet ts be[ng %Z D -" M bOr. U3 Lake tract, and the sophomores lut.. held May 18 ln the cafeteria.. Mr. Newport Be&ch. Secretary Diana Ma.rgw"&rth Hugh.et; will be the toast.muter 13122-Purl A Under et. wt to Ta1"lo • Sh read the minutes or the student and bu planned a very lnteresllng Fed Sn A:. Loan A-1 ptn lot.a 21 ring op body meeting held thla time la.tt program. 22 23 and 24 b1k 133 L&ke tract 412 East Central, Bali.. year. Donnie Milltt p.ve the tre.u-Genevieve Holb.Hak. m4 Swee Nci;rr,.t. Bwb $4000. ..A New Shop" u...ro "'port. McGavren are the guest ope8.ltmo. 13m9--JlllD .. Ellleoo et ux to Remodeling -Alteration To at&rt ott the. nominaUon The theme of the banquet ls to. be Jamee Eili8on lot 4 bile 4 tr 626. M epeechee, Donnie Miller, the pru-a surpriae ao everyone b.u p1enty Newport Beach en's and Women's Apparel ent treuurer, nomln&t.ed Fra.ncea to look forward to. t!8ZI Jams an.on It wif'e to J. I(. Sefton Wllc.Qx, a very well-known junJor There will be approximately 140 Iamee Elll80n lot. 1 and 8 bUr: 111 girl. tcw the otnce or treuurer. people there including gueeu, fac· tract ZM. Newport. Bee·h i~~~~~~~~N~en~~to~lllcl>lleli~~~~00~~8~ta~tloa~~~~~~~~~ Bob F1ary nomln&ted Alan An-ulty, and 1tudenta. 13U8--l"kn1!nce Gladyw Edick et drewe tor the -.me office. A ll8t will be poated May 14. al to D I! Coleman et ux lot 8 blk Jeannie Lou Grund and Ruth on the bulletin board of. the po1nt. B tract S!S, o.t.a Mesa. NEWPORT TACKLE STORE Aldridge nominated Ardelle Ken-ot thooe who att eligible. So ~ I.29G-B F 8h!pll and -e to . nell and Hubbard Howe rupective-your eyeo open and don't lot your ,Kay Ellea Auoterman ptD loto 69 EB SLOOOMB • MANAGER ly, Ardelle .. n1nnlng tor the ot-bopea lac one blt. or CoaJ"R Ulen tmd 7U In tract 318. ea.ta Ilea. B . T kl Lumber and Building Materials Bay.District Lumber Co. Pboae 1150 N&Uonal Red Cross iB expending 518 OOA.8T BIGHWAY AT THE ABCllES $1 ,250,000 to enlarge this eet"Vice nee of ...,,,,ta,ry and Hubbard for .... bound to be muk••• Wflo .,.. 129511-Leo -et 1IX to Rob-alt. ac e. Fishing Information treuu.rer. Aleo for 1eeretary I ex pee Ung more potnta than they ert )( 8er'Yis et cm lot 1 blk ~ 1 NEWPORT B&A.OB sus1.e Wallter wu nominated by wtll receive. It Is up to the advlsor Corolla def Mar. ~~;;;;;;;;~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~;;~I all over the country and to' bring it.a a dv&ntagm to a greattt number of men a.nd women. June Wightman. Peggy Neilten to determine the polnte; &nd If 1295%--J"ack. O:>m et ux to C A nominated Quincy Cue for vice-you have done your work poorly Pattemon el us. lob 13 and 14 blk pre•ident and 8lnCe he wu the or seemed to have IOL'lt: mt.erelt, 12 f!lleC 4. Balboa w.rvt Electric Refrigeration Repairs GORDON B. FINDLAY CONTRACTOR and BUILDER MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OUR SPECIALTY Cabinet Shop Service Offlee Cabinet Shop 11410 Cout Blvd. 407 SOth St. Phone 41% Ph. 2388-J NEWPORT BEAOB. oar:cr, How to ~'wipe out" insects quickly S-""'nl Ply Spray lo .... cleolh ID 8Jes, ................. _.., -_, odm imeca. k liillt aa caacoa-.in a JlifJI Slf11D-Sc• lmd Ply Spray-·c....., lmwm, -•t .... W"Dpop-or &bria, wt... ..cl .....ntiaa ID ........ Ge -!Oday-lo. bn!th pooe1alnal CLAYTON THOMPSON ft111 1116 . Wlrhnle DI lzllNdw I llea.l"'m1UN . --· -···-· Since the cla.uea wbicb will meet In. the evening ln the ea.ta. Me.a Red Cros:.8 rooms on Newport Blvd wtll be limited in number to afford the maximum amount of lndlvldual instruction. It la anticipa.ted that sutf'lclent responae will be made to warrant two cla.88es. onJy one running for thl9 position, you probably won't get the point.a 13064--"nfle Gt.ee and Tr Co to he automatically got the job. you think you might. P V Davia lot$ bile 51 Ocean Front The student.a nominated for atu· The t"reahman boy and gtrr with Tract. Newport Beac.h. dent body president are: Ellen Pot· the higheat number of' points a.re l..S06$-P V Davia to D&Je Kel- ler nominated by Jean Gallagher, 8\11.'&rded each year by the Amert-logg lot 3 b1k ~1 Oce&n Front Renata Monaco nominated by Jody can Legion. tract. Newport Beach Adam.a, Ralph Freitag nomina.t.ed · l~ H La.rwen et ux by Dent Roblnaon, and George Pierce Knox to to c s Greavh lot 916 Flnt Add Yardley nominated by Bill Van B to Newport Meo. TracL Mrs. Birdella Ball, who ha.a been Horn. The election tor these of-e Guest Artist 12985---0lapmao • Co to Eva F llvl..Dg at her house on the Ocean flcere will be held Tuesday. Next Monday, April 30. the~ Rhodco lot 12 blk 'n ot F1.rsl Add Front at 2610 since she aoLd her will be a blind concert program to Newport Heig!lta.. large home in Downey a year or B . D l , l In the N~rt Ha.rbor Unlm High 12599-K L Campbell et al to BO ago. hao juot pw-chaoed a omall 01es, un ap, Mii er School auditorium directed by the Earl Tl~ lot 1011 at Newport houae In Downey and wtll move To Become Pilots National Tranacrlbenr Sacl.r.y tor Maa tnct. In the New and Modem Manner Let us solve your refrigeration troubles with the im· • ~proved instruments designed especially for refrigeration analysis. We F1nd the Trouble Wloen Others Fall Our work is speedily and expertly done. Our charges are nominal. Results are guaranteed. S20Weot•tbsLSEIERSEN'S 8antaAaa New'iJOrt Barbor Dbtrlct-Pbone Newport Beacll f.l! there a.bout May 1~. The Ocean the Blind at Palo Alto, California. 12671-Abe Coeby to Reinhold G Front house win be occupied by Ha. bo . an organization employing the Swan80ll &: wtf'e lat 22 In blk 440 r===========::;::=============::; her soo, Wayne K. Ball, who DOW' u--~ ~ ~dedprulay. laGlynol Boles blind to make Braille OOok.a tor of O::m.ma "'11'1!1 Kar. lives ln Balbo&.. ga ~ .u ure ut week when It was divulfl'ed that be.. other blind people to enjOy. ll'9U--C I" Conner and wlte to along wtth Bob Dunlap another of Pierce Knox. blind xyfopbODi&t., Harold C Burton and wtle lot 27 Try working today's crossword our erwtwhlle 't~ k.1de &nd Olng-is the feature artiait and ta rega.nf-tract 456. a.ta Ke-.. puzzle. \ m&n Miller or the claae of "" had ed a.a one Of' the moet phenomenal ll&C7-Dorotby R vtrian. to Pbl- bee:n aelected to receive the train-muaiclana or all Ume. In .pte at ly W~r Wa.Iktt loL ~OP tr 907, • Lng to become naval pilot.a. h.la bUndu.eu he pla)'l!I the moet Newport Bnch Boie• and Dwtlap le.ft .:bool tn dittlcult mWlllc oo one at the mo« 1.2Ml--.1ud Oviatt It wile to Fcb:-uary to enter the Navy under dittlcult ln.l'trumenta. Lndwig J Vertng A wife nely ~ of the Afr crewmen program and HI.a num.bere include '"Hunp.ri&n lot 'T fn Mk SM t1 Omal Sec. New- were aoon d:iaoovered to have good Rhapaody;• "Gypsy A.in." '"Stan port &-ach polnte tow~ flying through ap-and Blrlpee F orever," "Flight at 12662--Vlrgfni& A Madden et &1 Utute teat.a tn which both were the Bumble Bee," and otben u to Harry C Smltb 1Ji wife lot 76 ot high. Both boys are due home next well a.a modem. music. Subdn ot blk R of Eut Newport . week for a short s tay before un-AA a hJgh echool student be was 126S4--Etwfn W Pottow Ir: wile FOR MEI der11>ing the tnWIJ.ng that wtl1 ..., IU<'Vded tint place of All Amert-to Sc.pbm ~· AnJ!Uy A wife them thn>Ul'h a year and a halt can High School8 at the na.Uona.J lot 8 fn blk 20 at eec a ot Balboa collere and three and a halt yean contest.. 111.aod.. naval t~«-rucUon.. It will be 1930 Bet ween mW!'lcal nurnben othtr ~ -Sampel _Johnaon to ?d and IOYS before th-three are tuJl-Oedged blind penono will demon•tn.te u.. Eu&""ie Pus A -· ,.t Of lot 10 of pUota Braille oyaterii. Of -t!Dir and e,.. ~ hnm, CDola X- . plain how Bra.We books are made 1255f R*'Pb aanton A wife to Wamaot Oftloer HaJTy AobeD, tor the blind. C D Slpple A -· pt_ at lot 10 ot • who b.&I been Ti.aitJn&' Ilia p&n:nla, Thett Will be DO •dml.wlcD P&f.nWlr ........ a.ta ..._ --·-Mr. and Mn. Clyde Aoheo ot the cl1arpd. At the cl.-of the pn>-12'Til-A l ~ A -e to Bal-USO, returned to Bain· e<am there wW be a .u-. ... offer-w-s-.... tat 81 In blk A brldg'e Air J'!eld, Balnl>ridge, GL lDC to aid ID the m•kfn&" of Bndllo ot llall lrMpa.'t. •••.aoa Jn.AXD 8alurday .. enhi&' after a 21.Uy -. for the blind. --fllrlOUCb vlaltio&' blo -e and par-• -1-t n. .. .. .... •'II' enta. ' r .. tlllt IL&s -gt ;;:=::;;:=::;;:=::;;::;;;:::;;;:::;;;::=::;;:=::;;:=::;;:~ 1 Jn & Out Of CJ1 !BCS • + ..._ -'F uutd- U-11--..ll. Gree4-:-g .Cards Lat_,, "' -Pifer'• ---_..,.-llAllllRIL& UU ~ c~ tben wu qulta a •£ml 8111}11WWWI I.. I I it R ~ S D l 'Y :::::°".~Pit~~ M. Nf'tte • eo.. 1nc. ,.. ,_ peop1o --1t -.,.,_.,a-.: -.-.. . SUflday, May 13th : =::-It~ ""4 a !lard ~m~s~. L~&.~•~a~1~m~· ~·~,~ Perfume, LeathF Goods, Novelties, Oifts ..!:"11r~---"'= r ...... rt .... ir IH lift ... ., ~ '°~~ 't: :0,:"r!: ..... -.. "" ... Ille .,_ ..... --llb ~~.:.. ____ :! .... ~·'!!:;~;-.!!.~'~.,!-~1~1 ·= .. ~:-~::·~·--.... · ... ·_"'_11:..:."'"I-';~ ~' ~·: ........ ;:~· "'I1w .si.r. of .. M4'<eR """4fd' ... -~ -· J3 ' ' a _ .. , ..... ,... •• YOUR DREAM HOME The Home You Want M1y h 4d1ferlisetl On TodaJ'S Cl1ssified Page Under Oassification Number 47 Ifs Easy to Your Own Home !f you don't ba'l(e •lffldent money for the down pay- ment consult the Real Eldat.e lana claa!f!catkm Numa her 55 for ftrms who will help you flnence )'IJUl' pzupa1y ' • ' • • C•icke Breeder-Yacts an Sele: t · Costa Mesa for Huge lew Plant r • • visit our Interesting sample and display rooms. Color guides, planning aids, com- prehensive stock of rugs, carpets and linoleum. l<up& Carp& .. ._azed LUDLUM Carpet Works l m -tla -!IL ~ S-ta .ba -&ANTA ANA 'F.,.,1-ad)-"n• J7 SlwaleS•"" Yoe .. w. Cir. 46 & Sycamore SANTA ~- 1' I • . ~B.,_A 1'1BW&-... 1n:a, N....,t lie ·11, Olllfto ...... ~ • ....,. J, tHa jav. m wans Tri;I Maritime Certificate Of -:M:-e-:rit~~:-:-.-a-m-.1-'-in-' -,.-.,u-n_d_'_Se_v_el-yn-',-F-in_t_of_T_w_o_-La_r_ge-C-ra_ft_ .,.., J ry Tomornw Won ~Y Balha Boy at Avalon By -,ormerly in·lavr, Moored Here BAY SHORE C,AfE WILL BE CLOSED From April 29t• to May 29th •• Heinz and Marie Kaiser Permaailt Waves a Specialty • • • • - Car Accessories, Gasoline Stolen Tuna packing ot the first two trtps of the tuna clipper Long Island to Guadalupe bas been com- pleted at the VVUmlngton plant ot Am.mg tlle l&rgeot boet. to ar- rive in the harbor which h.u been engaged ln patrol wont tor tbe navy, le the Seyelyu. a lOT·foot d1eal-driven cra.n recently PUJ'"' cba.aed by H. F . Sampeon of tbe Sampeon. Machine Work•. eo.ta Me.a. Still painted in navy grey. the trim vessel b: now moored off Tom Carson Ranch Sold to Lagunan Entering escrow recently La a deal tnVolvlr1g the sale of the Tom Carson thoroughbred horse ranch to Nelson Rolm\"';ood of Laguna Beach. The property consists of 10 acreti located at Santa Isabel l!!llreet and Santa AD.a aVenue in Costa ifesa and has been considered one of the .ehow places of tbbi area.. Buildings on the acreage are a large modern ranch bOU&e built about three years ago, a caretak- er'l!!I cottage and stablea. Mr. H olmwood, wbo recently re- turned from a six-montha tour ot Mexlco, has numerous other hold- ings in the Mesa area but indicated that be wtll occupy the Carson rancb as his bome. The tra.nsa.ction was handled by G. N. Welles Of the F. E . Russell office. Mr. and Mr9. Clyde Lamb, who have recently sold their property ln Dunlap, Kansas, and are vi.!litlng thelr son at Lawntlale were din- ner guests Tbllr8day a·t the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Portq. Mrs. Porter'.e brother, Bob Barbre of Sa.nta Ana, waa also a guest. E and F stttet.. Balbo&. S&mpeon. parc:hued a companion mh.Jp, the Paracoa. at the a.me time u be bougbt tlle Seyetyn, and the !~footer, al.to a dieeel will IOOn joln the other here. ~ hu not decided yet JW!!l what to do with the two ocean-going ahipe. Sampson Wd yesterday. D I ESELS The Seyelyn la powered by two 200 b.p. motora. with a cruising radius at a.bout 5000 miles. It can handle a crew of seven to nine men. Tbe Para.goo. wtll carry a larger crew, as its motors a.re two •OO h.p .. diesels. 'Both ship! are capable of travelling around the world. The Seyelyn does about 13\2 knot.!. Sampson said he expects to skipper the sh!p himsel!. Sampson disclosed that he bad bad a number of offers for the Seyelyn, but was not planning to sell. She waa conatructed by J . E. Hoffar Inc. of Vant;oove"r, and was at one time the private yacht of the former prime minister of Can- ada. She has a beam of 19 ft. 6 in., and a depth of 8 ft. 6 In. !)11111111111111111111t1t111111111rr111111111t •lltrt<tl l•l •tl 111111111" i ~ ~ Strawberries ~ ~• i GROCERIES i i Cold Meats ! ~ Fru.1111 and Vegetables ~ ~Phone Z818 Open Smldays~ !Button's Grocery! • 178' Ne1't'p<lri Bl..S. Coota -· ; ~ •~1u1111111n1u1u•1111111111111111111111111111111r11:1~1u1111ut WUO'S WHO IN HARBOR DISTRICT FIREPLACE ANO KIND LING WOOO- H. W . Wrtgbt, 17lU Npt. Blvd., Cotta Meaa. Used Lumber Ph.~ GEN E RAL CONTR ACTOR-' , Gordon B. Findlay, 3410 Cout Blvd., Ph. 412. Plana and eon.tructlon. LUMBER COMPA NIES- Coata Meaa Lbr. Co.-.. L'tt ua help you plan your home." Phone 4-8 Bay Olatrict Lumber Co. Phone 1150. Coast Highway u. A.rchU: OFFICE SUPPLIES- Newport Ha.rbor PublJabl.ng Co. PR I NTING- • Phones: 12 • 13, Newport Bea.oh. Newport Harbor Publishing Co. Phonea:· 12 • 13, Newport Bea.ch. REA L ES~ATE, INSURANCE & NOTARY PUBLIC-- Lew H . Wallace. 2202 W . Central Avenue. Phone 3. RU BBER STAM PS-. Newport Harbor Publlab.1Dg Co. Pbone.e : 12 -13, Ne1Np0rt Beach. SHEET METAL WORK- Viele Plumblng 4-Sheet Metal Worka, Costa Meea.. Phone 210. VARI ETY STORE- Balboe. laland Vartet;y lltore---«, lOc, 2&: &lld up. °"Phone 2111-w. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ----- the Sarda.macJI: F1abertea. Thie ~ PRl'llICIL&N8 & 81JJl(lE0NB, M.D plant, as well a.a the C&J-Mar1ne·,,-------------- Packing company of Newport, is Arm d M r------------. operated by M. Gregory Gorby. an onaco G rd prealden~ ABCHl'fECT 0 OD M.Grundy, M.D. On the !int trip to Mex.Jean 814 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Phyalclan af!d S urgeon waters the Long Ialand returned Newport ITU-Ninth and Central Ave. with 93 torus. and on the second 11%1 l.akewoocl Ave. trip, 37 tons we.a recured. i.o. A..qelm, N 0rmand7 MOI Office Hra.: 10-12 a.m.; J.5 p.m. Telephone 37 N .... - 'Dims. ,. l"rL • IJd. I ....... --. • <hrf1&te Ot• 1rt 1 "nAOl'ICAU.'I' YOVl!r. • ATl'OB.NEYS AT L&W LEROY P. ANDERSON ATTORN EY A T L A W Coeta Mee.a Bank · BulldlnQ P hone 42i Coeta M-.a Callfomla Dl:NTl8T8 DR. OBED LUCAS Dentiat • 2202}i W . ~tr-al, Ph. 1480 NEWPORT BEACH Phone 1529 DR. CARTER Metascrentist DRUGLESS HEALING 1Jl80 Newport· ffivd. Costa Mesa D AY ll'CBOOLll MORTIMER SCHOOL 30I COnl Balbom 1.iand DAV SCHOOL -: COllogo p.._,.tory Numben &..lmtt.d G. A. Mortt.._., M.A., Ox fOf'CI PtflMllpal. --• • .... , ........ HAROU> IC. GRAUEL CHAPEL "'We Om...,_ tbe Battw Bene By aw wq ()11*9 -- -N-.,ort M t Cootall-~ DR. M.1>: CRAWFORD ( OPTDMETlll&T ..,. ... mfned • G1•11 • J'lttedl tnllN~.~ --, CO&TA Ma&A ' e .._tlQOBM"'ON •r· •s•" staGllt ~dl)J - ~--•s IS•. Conrad Richter, M.D. Phyalc.lan and Surgeon Office 107 22nd Su.et Newport Beaich Hou.,,: 10-12 a.m. and 3-5 p.m. Phone.-Office 1!3; Rea. 74-J DR. G. E. TOHILL PHYS ICIAN a nd IURGEON 2209 Coast Blvd., Newport haeh -Phone - Office 286·W Res. 28i·R If No Answ.r C..11 Newport 6 Gerald Rauaa, M.D. 2830 West Central Avo. Newport Beach P h. 1028·-NO An11Wer call 301-M X·Ray hrvloe S. R. Monaco, M. D. 814 8-7 Aft., Balboa l!fMfpwt l'IU Ml & IDB 8L, Loe •ap!ss ~MU 87 App1latr I t auawa1oa JACK RAUB LICEN&ED LAN D M.IRVEYOfll 2t17 w. Ctlrltra.f Awnue Phonee: NMpO#'t Offloe 123: ..... , .. "--....,,_ ltl ,..cl r Aw. c..-... _ ---........ - N.D.CASH D. V. M. DOG Ud CAT HOaPJTA&. ----... -----· Wlllillm IL RA ~ D.V.11. UM 0oMt .,. Oar t 61 .... ·-.1·: I ·; .:.l ... ' 8 Z6t''' = SS & ,, ..... • • • ' < "Hative Chief T alces to Air Lowman B ~ys Service Men's Children lorth A~eric.n , Yard Expects Postpone Exams Of Civil Service Until May 29 (U.S. Mariam c-p. ,.._} Six Acres 'n Mesa For lew .~ard ' Six acrea oa Newport Blvd., at the comer Of 16,th atreet. run.n1ng throuch to ~ewport avenue have boen purdWed and partially grad- ed by the Lowman Boat W orU !or expanakm: of their yard, it wu announced yMterda~. While the new yard will not ~ e:xtcnstvely developed immediately, part of the ground ~ be ferfced and acUvtties m oftd from 485 Newport Blvd. to their new loca- tion as bualneu perm.Ila, Mn. Nile& L. Lowman. wtt'e ot the builder, and his bwlineas uaoclate reported yesterday. Gradicg of a pproximately 150 reel o! the depth ta now tak.lng place at the ne'v location. which the owners expect will handle busl- neas t or the near future. WQrk Is going ahead on three OOaUI a t the smaller yard now occupled by the compa ny on the boulevard. PASSENGER BOATS Two of the boats nearing com· pletlon are pa&senger boe.ta tor Malibu pier, and one l! a live ball boe.t. The two larger ones are 56 No,..._.,.. not frecklee, .... ....... to 571".· old Howud 01· lllo, proud -· -.OJ' o1 thlt fine """" Be oalla --spota". Boward la the •n of Cpl. and Mn. J::lno ., OIW.. 13%1 Weot Bay, Newport ..... h. Cpl. 01· Ula lA eervtna wtth the Infantry r In the European theater of war. !\fr. and Mn. T . Heu are tbe tTandparenta of thl.8 1unny lad ' who like• to swim, play \.\1th anlmal11 and guns. T !ve ~·~ts F!f! !~~!ed ~1!Uvery thls under construction at the North month one is 'the LaBelle, ~oot American Shipbuilding coii>ora· tuna boat built for Ira Goodpoo· ture and his associates, Archie tion, n7 Coast Highway, are White and Everett Rucker of San scheduled for delivery this month Diego, which the owners will take before-the fishing season begins over this week. Others are a on June 1, according to A. M. purse seiner and drag net boat Rambo. built for Daniel Alverados ot Mon- 1.&uncbed one evenJ.nc lat terey, and another 55-toot .tuna week waa a M·loot tuna boat boe.t for Sam Meserve ot San and purse .elner for Pe'e San· Dl.@go. Due to unforaeen circumst.aDces, the date ot local civil aervloe es- em.t:n.atlone hae been postponed. trom May 22 unW Kay 29, Eddie Moore, head ot the commhwlon 1n Newport Beach area 18.id sa.tur- day. A.a posting ot the notices 11 days prior to the e.ir•m•natlona bad not been possible, the po1tpone- ment wu necessary. ExamtnaUona will cover police patrolmen ..... and hoeemen tor the fire department, and will take place In the city ball. feUppo ot San D6ego. an4 a 62· With work well along on these foot tuna clipper built for Tony boats t.he North American will TaranUno, aho of 8an Dleco, start on their 40-ton cargo ves- wu launched receoUy. sel for a Mexico City firm which ------------- Of the other three boats which is headed by Carlos Benito&. No More Clothing , To Be Accepted In UNCC Drive to ship by the end or thi.l!I v.•eek. Mrs. Strother bas collected and packed this clothing herself, with the BM1atance of only one w orker. Mrs. Brooks. Many good, heavy coall'I have been donated, including a \'ery nice !ur coat, good quilta, sweaters and shoes. Most of the things given are o! good quality and are clean and ready to uae. A great many new things are lnclud- ed, 6ables' little Y:hite dresses, un- deJ"\Vear and OOys' sweaters, among them. Chief Mok. l\Dcro....W. lla4 man of a Pa.cute Wand. bu much to tell hill people, for he reeen.U,. had an alrpl:&D8 tide. The ehld loob all$ht17 appre. hemive u a pa.raehate ts ftt&e4 to him ..,. -· Ille. llatmoad N. Bleser of Janentne. WlL :[.ootinl' on is Marine MaJ. Me- D&l'd Doswell, IIJ. Of Bania ....... a.nd 60 tooters, each powi?red with --------------------------- diesel motors. The Lowmans have been build· ______ (c.P_h_o_ro_b~y_R_oc.BE"-R"-T"s'-S"-T-'-U=Dl:.:O.:.· ..:Sa=n=ta:....:.A:.:na=) __ _: __ _ 1 No more clothln.$ will be receiv- ed !or the United National Clotb- lng Collection ln the Newport Har· OOr area. although the Coeta Mesa depot at Russian War Relief head- quarters will r emain open until Friday, but packing will contlnue all thia week, according to Mrs. Jasch& Heifetz, co-chaJrman ot the drive. Because she haa not been able to give her entire time lo the drive, Mrs. Strother i!t continuing it for the balance df this week, planning Friday as the closing day. After this clothing is sent on iU way she will again continue her work of collecting tor the Ruaslan War Relief for which she has done such good work, having sent over 30,000 pounds from her bead.quarters at O>sta Mesa. collecting the art.iclea all over Orange county, ban, c .... ............u.. ·-of tb.e "Bed Dnll'" To~ Bomber Squdron. who piloted the plane tn which the ehSd wu a peaenpr. IA t.he loW9J' photo, Chief Mok'• rdld wu nldmt after the plane retarDtd lo the ftold and the ...ii. ,.... ner'a comp&rtmelli d..r wu nnmc open. The c:hJd la wear- Inc Marine clot.h1D.c" which .-- placed. hla 1IS1aal lap-lap, tbe naUn wn.p-around aldrt.. Lt. 'Gene' Toifl Leaves Newporl 7 For Sea Duty; Lt. Andrews Succeeds "fb.e numerous fr iends and a.c-years in the aervlce, having first qualntances of Lt. Eugene Toifl. joined the navy, and afte r spend- lne-boats In the harbor area since 1929. Their first yard WM a metal bul.Jd.lng at 36th and Finley avenue, which they out-grew when space requirement.a caused their move to t he present address on Newport boulevard. About 12 employea are now engaged, and they hope more will be needed in their new yard. While boat construction cannot be predic ted 'ahead. Mn. Lowman sa.1.d, they hope to increase their equipment and payroll gradually at the larger yard. Plane Crashes Near Laguna Co&st Guard Commandant o! New-ing four year3 with that branch, The second plane cras h within port Harbor, .,.,·ill hear wttb regret changed to th~ Coast Guard. Many a week south of the harbor area Lt. Dalby Served On 35 Sorties; Back in U.S. Among those to benefit by tbe rotation plan o! lhe army permit- ting the return o! men following a period ot eervlce on tbe battle !ronl.!!, It ha.a been announced by the Army Service Forces that LL Leland T. Dalby, husband of Mrs. Marian C. Dalby or 101 Ravenna avenue, Lido Isle has arrived back ln tht.s country on furlough. Lt. Dalby has served 35 80rtles totaling 260 combat fiying hours with the 15th Air F orce as a navi- gator on a B-2.f. He ha.s been lo- cated ove r3eas !or nine mon~. of hl.s transfe r this coming week-o! the peace-time years v .. ere spent . . end to a new command following In th citement of the prnhibitlon took the life of 8 navy ptlot yes-9 CO"·fJNG EVENTS e ex . terday near Crys tal Cove. four lf 18 months ln charge or sec urit y in years cha.sing rum runners on lhe .1 rth f La Be ch A thb area. Lt. Toi!l goes to the 12th ea.st coast, be revealed. ~~ ~~vy ~lane ~:m t~e ·Los Naval D istrict on sea. duty In com-\\."hen transferred to the .. ~rest Alamitos Naval Air 5 t 8 t i 0 n m.and ot lighthouse tenders, cover· coast in 1937 most or this trouble crashed. killing the pilot. I ed in the general category 8.3 "a.I.els [ .,.,.83 over, and patrol action became A plotless plane had crashed to navigation." more important. back of Corona del Mar late last "Everyody trom fishermen to Lt. T oi.fl v.i ll be succeeded by week. burning a small area, but mayor has been wonderluJ," the LL A. P . And.rev.•a who hu been otherwise causing no damage. officer s&ld yesterday. "l wiah to associa ted v.·ith him tor years. Thunday, May S- Kiwani s La.dies' Night. 6 :30 p. m .. Balboa Electric Grill. Business and Professional Wom- en's club, 6:45 p. m .. White's Park Avenue cafe. Balboa Island. Ebell club dessert luncheon . 1 p. m.. Ebell club house, Central avenue. thank all for their co-operatlal, The officer's wife. Marie. and Lt"ons Su" spend Meet a.nd especially am gntetul tor the hiB son. RI.chard, l~. will remain co-operation of the Voluntary Port 1 here until school Is out. and then Meetings of the Newport Beach· Y Our friends and mine Security Force-who make up tiO I v.ill joln him. presumably In north-Costa Mesa Lions' club have been Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Flnd- per cent of men patroliDg the har- 1 ern Cali!omia. They held a !are-suspended during the month of. bor area.." well party for the lieutenant at May, with the closing of Heinz lay, 111 Via Orvleto, Udo Isle, Lt. Tolfl ha.a spent nearl.Y2°0 their home thl8 put week-end. Kaiser's cafe tor alterations and have returned trom a f~ day& SUGGESTIONS from Our Collection of VICTOR .RED SEAL RECORDS Alben U.,. ll&IMM't .. THE LORD'S PRAYER" John Charle. 'Thotp4S ~ Y., llalMUl't RITUAL FIRE DANCE • ' Jose ltuTbi . . o. ..... .. LAST SPRING" "SERENADE" ......., .. "AFTERNOON OP A FAUN" v-Da.ke't .. APRIL !N PARIS" Dorothy Kt'rstm "MORE AND MORE" &Wwu-4 ....... 'Thomas L. 'Tltoma.s OKLAHOMA MEDLEY Boston Pops "FINLAND IA" ... _. "DIE W ALKURE" • An ........... "SALUTE TO OUR FIGHTING FORCES" Boston Pops -~ "PASSACAGLIA" Ja.scha H<ifm f:i Primrose -· "SCHERZO NO. 4 E MAJOR" Popular Discs Horowitz 'T . D. 'T. D. 'T. D . ,• • .. BOOGIE WOQOll!" • OPUS NO. 1 .. ON THE SUNNY SIDE OP THE STRl!l!T" . " 'T. D. 'T. D : • • • • .. SLEIGH RIDE IN JULY'", "I SHOULD CARB.. ' · • Ch4Tli< Sp;N.\ "SWEETHEART OP All MY DREAMS" Sl>O\c J<ma • • "CHLOE" ·• - ft.1fMdnty.c . • • "SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY"" lA\ Spoa • • • "HOPE TO DIE IP • ' I TOLD A LIE" "fM BEGINNING TO SEE THI! UGKI'" Bmg oo.&, • • • "JUST A PRAYER. 4 Wf.'fij 8mg oo.&, • • • "All OP MY UPI!''', Hoc J.-.AJOo."" by Uoncl Ho111,,_ &..1 G.9od- McJC...., eo......~en · ' /"' I repa.Jrs, and the next meeting will rest at Pa.Im Sprlnga. Mn. Wig- be held at that place on Tuesday ginton. Mrs. Find.Jay's mother, iB evening, May 29. spending a !ew daY,a ln Los An~ Buys 21/i Acre Site For Oil Tools Poulbly · 11..ntlclpatlng oU weU drilling on a larger acale on the mesa., Tom Gray of Taft, Calif .. hM purchued 21h: acres on Newport avenue, runnlng th.rougn to New· port Blvd., near 17th l!ltttet, ac· cording to Ralph Mukey, agent tor the property. Heavy oil tools and machlnery are expected to be handled at the site. Legion of Merit Given Major Jones · Announcement has been made by the Marine corps ot the award- ing ot a decoration to Major James Logan Jones. 32, Balboa Island, \\'ho received the Legton of Merit for leading a. patrol that landed on Jap-held Apamama tala.nd l.n No- vember, 1943, coming in before the assault troops aod "eliminating all enemy resistance." y ........... ,.t'Otlr• -.-.......... ... .... L_..,..-. .... _ -....... ,.. .... • ' 9"""J ~I . ..,... '..., ' I < .--I ' • \lh,1 '•·i t11 r gelee with friends. Muter Sgt. a.nd Mrs. Warren Drewes, 327 Sapphire avenue. Ba.J- OOa Island. an receiving congratu- lations on the birth of a son, who weighed sf.x pounda and ten ouncee and who wu OOm at St. Joaeph hospital April 25. Mn. Arline Jasper, 106 24th street. had u recent guest.a Mn. Rania Jasper and two children. and Mre. Jasper's mother, M.ra. Morgan, the latter remalnfng unW Thursday. Mn. Juper. who was Injured In a fall, ls «till on crutches. Mr. and Mrs. E . Walker. 118 27th street. were gu'esu Fr1day evening at a birthday dinner hon- ortng Mn. Walter Alvord at the latter's home tn Coat.a. Mesa, Mr. and Mr9. Raymond Todd. 236 Goldenrod avenue. Coron.a del Mar. have a daughter, born Aprll 25 at St. J oseph hospital. She tip- ped the •cale!t at an even seven pounrla. Mrs. J . Leslie Steffenson was a member or the social committee which was ln charge ot the recep- tions !or member!t of the Santa I Ana. Communit y Players given at the Santa Ana Ebell club Friday and Saturday evenings.. G. W . B&Mett at the Calltornia Ma.rtne Packing corporation re- l lufned Wednesday from two week.a in San Fra.Dclaco and Lt leaving again thia week for another ln- deftn.lte stay. Mrs. Ba.saett la ac- companying him on thls trip. Recent IJllNla at the home ot Kr. and )fn. Wayne Harper, 118 Abalone avenue, Dalbo& Ialand, .....,.. Kr. and Mn. t...rry Tbomp- eon of San Fernando Valfey. Kr. ~omJ*)n i. a motion picture actor. ftcw MM4i 7;;. Vitamins A and D T•--Vl-io A • -.W la pl-tioe qaiM• 11ttectioa1 w~lcll are mOr• llW'r -ICCW la tlM noee. tldlrllna••'-·.,... ww ~.u_nuoes. ............... K•••"J Of ...... ,, '• ,T• ... VI• b D to help ....... ~rasoo! .. caldi ODd ..... pbon&a in ,_..._ If r•• -• ••t cottlt1f I 4t ef dlw two la,_nu• ..t1 '• ... a ON&..&,.DA Y '*•d Yi1 'a &..SI> T• let~ .., ...S 1 ......... J'O.UI •1ris'rtpi:r•1m-. rt f Abbott and Cost.ello Keep Out of Wat.er; Leave for Hollywood • "Abbott and Costello in Holly- wood" will be the title o! their newe9t. picture having Newport Harbor u a background ln 8Qme ot the scenes. The two comedians who spent m ost o! la.st week fllmlng the shores and boa.ts along the ba.y !root are lncludJng this a.e back· ground !or their forthcoming pic- ture. Neithe r Abbott or Costello fell out o! the boat and had t o be hauled In by a boat hook u rumored. This act will take place on the set In Hollywood. their director sa.ld. WATCH FOR THE SEVENTH Tbe response bu been marvelous and while the committee had ex- pected to ship 10,000 pounds they feel sure they will send 1~.000 or more. When this drive wu plan- ned, It was a substitute move, for It had at fl.rst been intended t o send new cloth to the countries In need, and let people make their own garment.a. For m&ny reaaons this wu not practical 'and the drive tor used clothing was inaugurated., instead. C. M. Clothing Drive to End Fri.; Says Mrs. Strother People o! the Costa Mea. a.rea have given generously to the Unit- ed National Clothing Collection, according to ~Ira. Led.la Strother. chairman tor that area. and some 80 OOxes of clothing will be ready ROSS & BARROWS SUcoeMOrs to Owen Roofing Co. 509 E. 4th St. Phone 4338 SANTA ANA OFFICE SUPPLIES For All Business Requirements ••• Let Us Supply Your Needs ' 250 Different Ledger Sheets and Forms Suitable for Every Business and Income Tax Requirement Add. Machlnf! 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DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WITH I O/Wlf I OWN FreJa Daily DellckNaS.- Or. c:ompMl<I eqlllpm• ~ when you wut to cateh ,_.-. HORMEN FISH MARKET OH CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT •EACH NOW OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT • NEWPORT AUTO WORKS 30th and Coast Blvd. Specializing in Fender Repairing Painting Body and Expert Auto GREASING SIMONlZlN_G • POLISHING WASHING -NO DELAY- . ' Between the Lines When I read your letters I find betw~n the llne11 the frightening things you dare not .say, the fear- ful things you probably would not tell me lf you could: things you may never tell me. Sometimes lt seems there la more between th.e llnea than ln the letter ltaelt. You were alwaya kind and very gentle, and' war h&lln't Changed that. I am glad. • I remember when you were very small. I WU at work In my kitchen while you were &t play ln the Uv· lng room. You were very quiet and, wondering, I asked. "Wbat are you dolng. darllng?'' Quickly came the TIJCU OFf TO PUPAU FOR LANDING • -alr11Do In lbe world II o.,.nled ~ betnen nro ,,1.ncta In • PM:Ule atoll -wbenl a -A.Ir Wine II booed. A . .. --~::::.::-···· UZQ' plane 1Uel the one-mile b1p, znU:. lnl an .,..,... of :JO ftlibla llall1 and C&n7lnl .....,_ b<m buck p!-h&teo to Mlmlnla. The plane lats m m!Duteo f0< a round trip 1lhllo a bo&I "'luln!I an hour. ll.DllVfer. ''NU41lng In pa.rtically!" --------------------------- Swl!et baby words at rea.sarance. Now when the Jetter aay1 "lt wu a tough day." g1ving no par· Uculan, not even tbe locattoo ot HARBOR HIGH SPORTS that work. I know you are telling ---------------------------me all you can and uking tor faith ln your abUlty to look out for yourself. and tn God wbo watches over Hill people. When you wrlte that France 11 lovely Ln the spring Ume, I !eel the lon.gmg In you for Spring a.t home 5'1here your whole life up lo noW bu been spent. You tell ol. the little bouat '° ditterent from your own wttb the tall oaJur about It. and I know how bomeslck you are for it and tbe dM.r old life V' oimg Paces Bees to Undisputed LeaguE Championship; Eilts Sets B. J. Record 1-------------------------...,jl lthen!!. I know how you look a.t the ra.rme there and eee only th1-one It wu plucky H&l Young that paced the HllLl'bor Bee. to the un· di9puttd Bee champlonehip of the Sunaet Lea.gue lut Frld.a.y at the Lea.gue tln&1a on Davldloo. Field before 700 spect.aton. Sant& An& whipped the Vanity neld, while HunUngton &a.ch beat the cla.u ot the Ceea. Harbor'• va..raty plac· ed aecood while the Cef!!I ended up thlrd. 8.., • .. ettort. Beal dee th1a fin~ Glenn took a second in the 100 behind Young. John Ma.rt.in turned tn another sterling performance ln the lo hurdle• a.a: he nabbed the number two spot. 'nl18 win p.ve all thoee Befl8 that placed in um meet atlver track ahoea. BOW TBrt om IT: Barbor 88't hen!. Fullerton 32 Wt Between tbe llne1 T tt&d your .. -------------------------.. !thoughts a.a mothers &lw&y• have Don Vaughn paced the V&ralty wt.th a double win 1n tbe bi and lo hurdles. Brian Hanz.al, aopb sprint· er. copped a eecond In the cen: tury. Harbor'• only other good Varsity came with Bill Ta.18tra'• spectacular win ln the mile. RuutJol"LOIS Bl!tdl " 11 'i'i. Ana.tw-J m JO\, Sazila Ana 8 .,...... . ne Women Folks Read ' Tiie News-Times e Bee&..... It always publlshes the popular social · events and Important news of our oommnnlty. THEY ALSO READ THE CLASSIF'IED ADVERTISEMENTS e Became tlley have leamed fn>m put uperi- """"' that they can nearly always fhul the arUcles they waat adverll9M In the New&-'ltmes. If You Want to Purchase a Certain Article Not. Advertised in This lil1le . Phone 12 or 13 for an Adv. Taker All4 Izuut Yoar Owa Alherllu ! 1•i Nnporl BallMNI . Nen • TlmeS ,...,..,_,..,._""'..,,. __ .. • and forever wlll. I read thinp uns&ld about heflrt· break, and danger and longings between the lines. In my heart again comew the prayer that I may believe that &11 la well wilb you, tor that ta what you aak of me. I pn.y. And 10 T come to reA.lly believe as you w\Bh me to. God 121 watching over you Out ot your courage and f&ilh, mine ~ born. -LUCRETIA MAY. April 20. 1945. Song and Cheer Leaders' Tryouts Rad the League cha.znplonsb.ip been decided by the accumulation Of A. B and C potnta Harbor would have won. Total A.. L C 8--e Rarbor ell 'rt. Hunln"°n Beach . 7f 1"9 Santa Ana · 11 ~ P'ulJloron &t ~ Ana.bM.m fil Ora.an 11 Yoong Sc.ores TWlee Ten Cee• Pl1oe Although they didn't get a single first place, ten of Harbor's C.eeB placed In the f1nal& Doc Ha.n.aon nabbed two med.a.la u he placed third ln the 100 and second in the ahot put. The Ceca wound up tn lblrd place with 21 point.a, 14 be- hind the wtnnl.ng Hunt.in.gt.on 11quad. Among the pla.ceni were Ashen. Gravea. Mu:on. DeRutt, RJm&. Heu, and Woodhooee. Buck Bean. who could have run Cee, became the tint Dee ln Har- bor'& hl!!ltory to make a. Vanity letter 8.8 be placed fourth ln the mile. The complete meet he&ults I appear on the main bulletin boa.rd. Next Wednesday, May 2. the tryouUi tor next year's aong and yell leaders will be held In the a uditorium during the short &Mem· I bly. Everyone. and anyone, who wlahea to ahould try ouL Tboee who do wiah to try out Ulould tum ln their namee to Vtrg1nla Fer- nandes. The Bees won their part at lhe meet behind the sensat ional Cee sprinter , Hal Young. who racked up wine In both the da.8he8. Young took a fa.st field in the .century befo~ coming back t o snag the furlong in 23.~. Later Hal added bl.I help ln winning the relay. The victory wu aided largely by J im Rubel'• two eecande in the 220 and the shot put. Glenn Eilts gave the beat performance ot the day u be eclipeed the League record tn the Bee broad jump, with a 21 ' Do yoµ know each day ot sick~ ness coets an average or SS-and that a big pa.rt of family lndebted- Def>9 La the result of. debt contract- ed bee a uae ot prolonged Wneu, and other unpn1pa.redneu for em.ergen· clea? Buy and hold enough War Bonda aga.Lnat such emergeoctee and save yourself and your tam.Uy th.t. rtnanctal atr&1.n and worry. • Song and yell leaden a.re very important at the gamee, and the echooJ needa GOOD ones. Tb.1a: year's have been very good. and the aim &hou1d be to have ju.It u good ooes next year. The atudenta trying out wUl per· torm on the slap, and the aud.J- ence will chooee the ooes It Ukea beet. The band will play for thoee per· forming on the-eiage. ~1111191tll!lllllll9111114i!!llltllt!illll"-Ull,11tlllll~l1tllllltlHll •1111lltllllUIUlf(ll!l11l11l•llHllllOl!lllll1111111111!111.lll~ ~ i ~ i -. ~ ~ I FREE WANT ADS I ~ ~ • • ~ ~ I For Ex-Service Men f ~ ~ ·------------· ~ . I Tar Baby of the Week I ! '"' ,,, • •11•1111 "'''I I j ~ • Thia week'• Tar Babe la Dot"'olby e • Dodd. Out Of all the girle here It > • lhould KO to her more than any· ~ The News -Times • one elae. She exempllftee the true ~ i •plrlt ot oport.am&n.ahlp, ror .... ~ Will Publish Without Charge .:.-_ bae rone throUCh her four yean -~ • here doing a tine and Willing job "''r .. ~ie:-:..::· ........ never j "Sit1•tion Wanted'' .•• , ' I bad the prtril•p ., ~ .., •1 ., I 11nt -Sbe bu avt 11P bar ol llllm u4 w-ID the~"-mtereet and enth111P1-n and her 1 - good wtll nm Uw1np .... -al-Who Are BeQmdac to Chlllaa Life ---placed Oil .... Of the .. __ =1- w .. -.~ ~-- Cl -· Wollen Bil-~-t2ll Via Lido Noni, -11or -- llr. --J-.-ii· 1 --·--"' """ 111•· ............... ~·-,.s -~ Ol" ·111 .., tsdt, ----·~Mr---.-=~"' ..... AM. . ' • r 1111 Wei& ~-A New;as& ..... I . He gaina no wind that bu no port ln vtew, . But drtfteth vainly with a listiesa crew; The favoring breeze for him with flrmbeld helm.- No storm or brea.k.e!"9 ca.n hlm ,, NOW tere8t ln safety by the workmen themaeJve1, according to Petty. No bad T'ep()rt. have been en· tered aplnot the company by the J.ndwltria.J Accident CommlMl.on Of the irtate atttt fr<quent tnapeo- tiona, it WU 9t&ted. ~a Firemen's Dance Draws Large Crowd Mesa LIQUOR SHOP 1822Y,, Newport Blvd. Plenty of Whiskey COSTA MESA, CALIF. OPEN BALBOA BEER DEPOT 3051;2 Palm Street EASTERN BEER By the Bottle ... By the Cue • overwhetm ! -Don Beltz This Servlee wm be Continued Thronghout the SmnDM" for the Convenience of the Beer Buying Puhlle Try working today's puzzle. WE WILL STAY OPEN ON SUNDAYS • CHEVROJ,f:'I' OWNERS! PREPARE ·vour Car For Su1m11er Driving Valves Ground and Motor Tuned Brakes Relined LABOR COST LABOR COST 5112s s91s Metal Work and ~efinishing NEW CHEVROLET MOTORS and Rebuilding ' C LBERTSON W.ol~ Co., In • r NewPG(t Beaetl "- • • • I • , • -~~~~~~~~~~....,.~~;--~..,..~~~~_!M~A~W~FOWl~~~·~·~•~JIOA~~~!i~S~W~.-~l~'~-~Pl~.:,._~lf~ .. ~'""'~,.~~B~1~7 2~ ... ~~0ll~l~,_~-~~·~1~~~~~~·~·~·~~~l,~19'I~!_-.......... ~-. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:::..::.:.:.::~ EVERY NE-WS · TI MES , CLA SSIF IED AD IS A·N OPPO -RTU NITY! MRS. BETTE CHARLE Early se41son catch Of barra:- eu<hl, the prize of Mrs. Bette ChOlt"le of Costa Mesa, shown above, taken from one of the boata In the Sportflahermen's Auoclatlon. Fishermen's Union Moves to 218 2oth St Local 36 of the Southern Cali- fornia Fishermen's union, CIO, moved. ove.r the week-e.nd to their new quarter9 at 218 20th street. H. A. McKittrick. business agent of the local. who spends part of h1a time ln lhi8 area. helped move: The local will occupy part ot one building on the old J ohn5on Boat Worka, where they will set up offices and a hall for meetings. Mrs. Olive Smith, office 9eCtetary, will spend tull time in the ottice, a.nd .McKittrick expects to be Ill the a rea tor two days per ""·eek. Arthur Rubenstein, "the most ex· • citing pla..Dist ot. our time," wUl lJNll TIDE TABLES RIP i-lllcb Low · Read Them for Profit . • • Use Them for Results MAY Tu. 1 1 :47 6 :l!O 11 :l!O w. 2 Th. s 2,9 --0.1 4.9 7 :l!O 12:38 9:08 -······· 0.1 I . '' 17 ---U you don't find what you are looking tor advertised In this Issue Phooa Newport Beach 12 or 13 and place yoor own advertlnrrmt --- 2.G / ;;;:;~~;:;;;;:;;:====T.~;;~;=;~~~~;~;=;;;;:=:=~~;;:~~;===:::::::;±~~~====~;;~;;:;;;::====== F . t l :M 10:18 &:O' 10:12 _TBAN __ SPO __ a_T_A_Tl_o_N ____ 1_• EMPLOYMENT OPtLBidl n WANTED TO BUY 11 BOATS. SUPPLIES II REAL ___ EB_T_~_n: ______ .c..."IB.JtAL ESTATli " BICYCLES -Sold, rented or r&-IF YOU want to MD your otd FOR SALE-21-fL u.ilboat, $360. 4.3 o.o s.a 3.o paired. Vogol'•· 100 :Main St., Mechan1·cs piano ... uo. We pay hlgbut 120 Abalone avenue, Balboa Io-$5750 2-Bedroom Horne. FUnL Near {New d.&Jlllbt •YIDS Ume) Ttdu are pl.ced· ln o!'Ur of ~ Usht Osuru L ... ; dark ncur-p.. tlL CLASSIFIED INDEX BUSINESS GUlDE 10 CHURCH NOTICES lZ PERSONAL 14 SllABE YOUR CAB U TRANSPORTAnoN 18 BEAl!TY AIDS U Balboa and 208 Ma.rtne Avenue, land. 33-ttc Grammar School. A real buy. General Motora ........_rteoce caeb price. 30 yean In Orange ------------- Balboa laland.. 22·tfc Pretern:dr-1 <"aunty. Da.m:-Schmldt Plano C.o., MUSICAL A: RADIO N $8000 Ocean front 3-Bedroom. Home. LOST AND FOUND FOUND -Used canvu. Identity and pay fOf' adv. 401 Santa Ana ave .. Newport Heights. 34-2tc LOST -In Coat& :M.e•a ehopptng di.!ltrict. e mbroldei-ed aampler. Reward Call Newport 1637-R. M-3t Best Pay Excellent Working Conditions Culbertson Qlevrolet Co. In.c. 302 Ocean Ave .. Huntington Beach Phone 318 G20 N. Main. Santa Ana. $-Uc Furnished 2 lots. Good value. RADIO REPAlRS-AJI m.aku; FUBNlT1JBE FOR SALE S2 tubes, etc. Marine EJectrtctan. -------------Pb. 2-417. Burt Nortoc, 1111 8·Pc. WALNU't' Dining room act. Cout Hgwy., Newport Beach. very good cond. Rea90Dably prlc-1-tfc ed: D. E. Hatch, 209 Broadway, Costa Meea.. Pb. 1491-M. 34-2tc SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 88 ' SPECIALIZlNG IN $8500 . Best 2-!lednn. home in Newport Hgts. Lot lOOxlOO. Fine location. Business Properties EXCLUSIVE ! Best business lot available on Cen tral Ave. 1% blocks from Lido Theatre. $7500. HEALTH .uDS ZO ------------ 3001 W. Gent.ra.l Ave., Newport Phone 513 FOR SALE-BleJre ~ a.nd pad, 10xl4. Emoo.ed. ,135. Ph. 1384 Newport, between 8 8r 4 :30 p. m. 34-:ltc PERMANENT WAVING $8.50 to $25.00 ZAMORA BEAUTY SHOP Hotel [ncorne $1000 per mo. Price 542,500. F1nest location in Har- bor aree. LOST AND FOUND !2 EMPLOYMENT WANTED II SCHOOLS A INSTRUCTION U EMPLOYMENT WANTED U EXPERIENCED girl will care for children eve.ning!I 3~ an honr. Phone N ewport 1217-J. 31-4tp EMPLOTIIENT OFF'ERED !B SALE MISCELLANEOU8 SO WANTED TO BUY Sl FUR.llllTURE FOB SALE ln BOATS, SUPPLIES SS MUSICAL A RADIO 14 DOGS, CA TS II PETS Sii POULTRY A RABBITS S<I LIVJ;STOCK 81 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 38 BUSINESS OPPOBTUNlTD:S 40 F!>BBENT U WA-"<TED TO BENT 4% MAN intertsted ln worklng in nursery, Norman's. 1307 Coaat Highway, Corona del Ma r . Pb. Newport. 590. 33-4lc ------------SITUATION W ANTED-Bu.slne81!1 manager, legal. accounting, salee and tax experience wante po- altton In Harbor area. Box ''H'', News-Times. 34-4tc APARTMENTS A HOUSES 48 ------------ RENT, MJSCELLAN'EOUS Ul ROOM A BOARD 48 BEAL ESTATE U REAL ESTATE EXOBANGE 48 INGOME PROPERTY 60 RA.."ICHES A ACREAGE G2 WANTED-Carpet and Upholster- ing cleaning In Your home. Work guaranteed. Color a.nd beauty re- vived. give new aheen. Phone Newport 216. 30-8tc REAL ESTATE WANTED M EMPLOYMENT OFFERED MONEY TO LOAN M /------------- MONEY WANTED 158 AUTOMOTIVE II TIRES 58 AUTOS WA..""ITED 69 AUTO SEBVIGE 60 rBAlLEBS 61 BUSINI!:SS GUlDE 10 SEPTIC TANK -CESSPOOL PUMPING. Ray Munoz. 221 Knox Street, Costa Me&&.. Phone 792-W. 32-8tc BUILDING aervice. complete re- ruoJeling. repair and pamting: free estimatce. Ph. 24,83-J . 260 22nd St., Costa Mesa. 31-8tp TRUCKS AND TRAlLERS For Rent. McNfEL & BE!\'NETT 1501 W . Central. Newport Beach Phone 2125 3-1-8tc BILL'S LIDO RICHFIELD SER V- ICE, (acro811 from Lido Theatre) Battery recharging, Waahing, Pollahing, Lubrication. Phone 691-J. 32-4tc TRUCKING 6' EXCAVATING Grading-rock, sand and top soil. R. W. McCLELLAN &: SONS 2617 W Central, Newport Phone 123 32-8tc W ANTED--Girl to make appoint- ment.a with photography. Good salary. 1605 Orange Ave., Coeta Mesa. M-2tc WANTED-HOTEL MAID. BalbOa Inn. Phone 660. 6-tfc WANTED -Reliable maid to r house1A'ork. no laundry. Excel- lent wages. Ph. Npt. Bch. 196 .... 34-ttc Experienced Auto Mechanic We have an exceptional opening for a good. steady. reliable me~ chanlc v.·bo Is looking for post- war security. . TOP PAY. OVERTIME TF DESIRED. Ideal working conditions, mod- ern shop equipment_ Experienced Lubrication Man One who I.a looking tO'Wal"da the fut ure will appreciate the oppor- tunity to become aaeoctated with a long establlabed Ford agency. cioee to where you Jive. • 33-2tc HELP WANTED -Janltor, part Ume. Bank ot America. Newport BeaC.h. See Mr. Wright. 33-tfc EMPLOYMENT OFFERED-Ma- chlne operator. experience not necessary. Hamilton Ma.c.hinf.ng Co., 2810 Lafayette, Newport Beach. Phone N . B. 811 . 34-tfc PA INTERS W ANTED--Good me- chan1ca. muat have Ava..llabUity elip. Apply before 8 a. m . or in evening•. F . E . Pooley, 125~ Apolena or wrlte P . 0 . Box 508, Ba.lh\8-I•la.nd. 33-2tc SALE MJSCELLANEOUS 30 FOR S ALE -Must dispose of 1845 Nev."JX)rl Blvd., Pb. 1786 household fumiture: also have Coeta Ale98. 33-Stc liveatock. Call before 2:00 p. m., DRESSMAKING and ALTER- 216 20th St., Costa Me8R. 32-3tc ATIONS. 614 36th Street, New- FOR SALE-Large Ice BoX, good port Bea.ch. 18-17tp condition. $25.00. 310 Montero, TRADE-Good lee box for twcr Balboa. 33·2tc wbeeJed trailer ln gOOd concL FOR SALE -Whitney carriage, Call at 193 ~ 18th St., Costa practically new_ Play pen and Mesa, Sat. and Sun. all day. pad: crib and mattresa; nunery After 5 :00 p. m. other days. chair. 200 ~ East Central Ave., 324tc Balboa. 34-ltc KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT MONTEREY bunk beds, desk, Vogel'.9, 100 Ma..ln St. Balboa a.nd d resser, 195 tor set. G~ range 208 Marine Ave., Balboa Ulland. with regulator, $17.00. Combin-22-tfc aUon dining table, 4 c haJtB, $25. -------------- Three end tables, occasional YOUR TIRES RECAPPED while Auto Court Bus. Corner Bus. ~rontage Garage Bus. • S Units. Furn. Inc. S285 mo. Located on 1.57 acres with plenty of room to add additional units. Excel. value at $25.000. Best in Newport with 2 stores 3.nd room to add m ore. Price $12,000. Lot on Central Ave. in bus. dis~ lrict, 2 blocks from Udo thea. tre. Price $2500. This will go fast! Does $1000 a Month. Building and property, $5500. SEE US FOR BEST BUYS. UST WITI! US FOR QUICK SALES HARBOR INVEST. COMPANY LA.DIES' Rayon Hose. all aizea. W omen's &: Girls" dreasee. Blue Chambray work ahlrte. Sl.19. Hi-chain, baby buggies Auto batten-tee. 18 &: 24 mo. guarantee $6.45 &: $7.45 Ex. Westem Auto Supply, Coat& Mesa. 33--4tc chairs, also odd pieces furniture. you work. BrtnK' ln your car or 113 Via Koroo, Udo Isle. 34-2tp tlree in the mom lng and they NEWPORT BEACH will be ready to roll in the eve· 34 1 TC REALTOR 30TH AT WEST CENTRAL s:r12 ConRoleum Rugs. -• $6.95 nlng. Phone Newport 2342 tor l---::D::-.-c=-.-cM::-::a-c"'K=-e-n-z.,.i·e _____ FO_R ________ _::::c~~ 9x10.6 Congoleum Rugs --$5.95 appointment. Coeta Mesa Tire &: SALE-Half acre and 2·bed· Gold Seal by the yard. 9 and 6 ft. Recapping Shop. In the rear at 1808 Newport Blvd., CoBt.a Mesa room house. Vaca.nt. $37:w>, $UOO "1de. ~9c 8Q. yd. 20th & Newport mvd. 16-t!c Phone 161 down. 470 Newport Blvd. Pllone S 1965--M_ 28--tfc Uncalled For Suits anta Ana Thrnlture co., 200 men's 9Utts, $4.95 up. T op _4_26_w '4th, Santa Ana 34-4tc FOR BENT '1 3 Bedroom House and rain coata Watches, ward-FURNITURE IN 4-RM. SUITE OF OFFlCES Large Lot. \, block from robe t ruuks, guns. Bukina. :.?20 Good Location_ Bus line. W . Ocean, Long Beach. 6-tlc HOU SE FOR SALE Harbor Inv. Co. $6500 30th and Central W rth th T WE HA VE goOd uaea planoe: tor Must be sold at once to make \\'ay 33_4tc 0 e money. ~rm.a. S95, $125, $1 65. $195 up. Fine ~or ne'1.· o'.J.·ners. All in good con-1 grande $395 up. Terms. Some dition ruid at barg-ain prices tor \\'A~TED TO RENT U Half Acres, $400 for rent. 30 years in Orange qolck sale. Can be seen on prem-Close In. county. Danz-Schmidt Pia.no Co.. ises at 1865 Ne\Vport A\'e .. Costa. WANT TO RENT-Uniumlshed 1 520 N. Main, Santa Ana. 5tfc ~:esa. Please phone r\ey.·port 188 or 2-bedroom house in Newport tor appointment and inspection. Beach or Costa lifi".sa area. Per-FOR SALE-Black patel'\t leather 32.trc · mane."lt. No childnn. Phone Mrs. tap 8tloee. s!ze 6-B, v.-ooden taps, A.. L. Smith. Nwpt. Bch. 71 8. good cond., $3. 205 Westmlmter BOATS. SUPPLttS S3 17-ttc Ave .. Nev>'pt . Hts., or phone 2122 -------------- a.tter 15:30 p. m. 25-tfc SMALL HOUSE or Couple permanents. An.a •927-J collect. apartment. Call San!& 31-•tl: One Acre An opportunity. Good comer. Fruit trees. 2-story home. Fur- nished. including Frigidaire. $6250 This acre is "'o_rth seeing. A wonderful home 8i.te. REALLY nice Bay Front home, N. P . Island. $8.600-$3500 do~ Furnished. pier, patio, bfu'becue, fenced yard. 401 4 Channel Place. 34-ltp FOR S ALE -Tv.·o-bedroom fur- n \shed house on Broadway, Costa Afesa . Close in. Lot 50x.l30. Phone 335-\V. Posses.!ion at end ot escrow. 34-4.tc BAY FRON:T HOME $6500.00 furnished Immediate possession. Ralph P. Maskev 3410 Coast Boulevard Newport Beach Pbon.e 402 FOR SA.LE-2-Wheel Trailer, with removable sideboards. Good tires, '60. 6-Ton Rees truck jack, 6-in. tut, $20; blow torch, U ; 7-tube Bosche cabinet radJo, neowly over- hauled, $M. King, 501 Heliotrope Corona del Mar alter 7 p. m. FOR SALE-One. 30-8COOp live- be.it tank with fittings. Former K endall Boat Work.a. 3452 Via Oporto, Newport Beach. 34-ltc ARMY OFFICER a.nd wife desire to rent apartment or houae in Harbor district. No cbJJdren, no pet.a. Please call Lieut. Morton Cooper, collect, at Santa Ana 714:1. Extension 38. 34-ftp ROMANCE. SCENERY. Idealism 1------------- ln an Ocean View Lot Newport Lot on Peninsula 34-2tc FOR SALE-16-foot sailboat, cen- terboard type, almoet new salle, new paint and ,oVerhaul job. 225 Agate Ave., Balboa Ialand. S2-4tc Helghl4. $1500 $2250 Ocean Front Lot One A'cre 1n Balboa REGULAR HOURS. GOOD SALARY. FOR SALE-14·fl. yacht tender. SI 6-h,p. Brigp &: Stratton. motor. WANTED TO BUY RENT, MISOELLANEOUS And Thmlsbed Small Home. $2000 Close in. See Thia. DO YOU have a door that sticks? A window that won't open? We repair anything. B. L. Metcalf. pbooe Newport Beach 1186-M. 32-4tp Excellent opportunity tor the right man. Come in and let's talk It over. WANTED TO BUY-Wa.ehtng ma- chlne In gOOd cond. Call Ueut. McCardle, between 8 a. m.. and 5 p. m. S. A. 1080--Ex fi94. 34-2tc Boat just comp. overhauled. 22$ Via del Nord, Lido Lale. Phone 119'-J. 3•·2tc MIDDLE aged widow will share her pleasant home with se..me . Nice location, ocean view. Box 211, Corona del Mar. 34-ltc $4500 Uberal Terms El Bayo Tract Bay Avenue 3 Bedroom Rome 2 bat.ha. Completely turnJabed make ._a persona.I appearance in PAINTING CONTRACTOR Long Beach at the M.unlctp&l Audi-------------- THEODORE ROBINS Ford De&ler tor the Harbor Diatrict BOA -:'S-ll<>~ Sold. and Tr.- Ma..rt.ne Engine. a.nd Pa.rt. WILL SWAP 12 gauge Remington MA.R.INI!.; SAL-w'AUE A.ND REAL ESTATE D. C. MacKenzie Phone 161 1808 Newport Blvd., Coeta Mesa 34 -2tc $17,500 Immediate Poaaessioo toriwn, the-evening of Tuesday, May 1. Mr. Rubinstein ta world renown- ed anCI bu performed in every ma- jOr city in Europe, South America and the United Statea. Thi.9 is his Painting -Dec orating Roof Repair A: Pa.lnting Sympson & Nollar Ph. Nwpt. 1217-W 512 38th St. 12·ttc eighth consecuUve t our Of t.he _R_AL_P_H-'S_G_AR_A_G_E-. -1~6-Ml--N-e-w-- Unlted States and hi.a concerts trus port Blvd., Costa Mesa. Repair- year will total more than seventy-lng. Generaton. St&rtet9. Elect. tlve. Weldlng. Speclall.ztng on Dodge The "tone poet ot the piano" aa 6: Plymouth. Good stock parts. Olin Downes refers to him, wW be 19-ttc heard here under the banner of ------------- 8 . Hurok. Thi.s concert. will cJoae a CONTRACTING gala seaaon by the Greater Artiets General Coo.tr-acting Serle11. Sally Goldner la local man-Repair a.nd Alteratlon.e ager tor theae events. Ticket office Frank Pellkoter Corner 22nd and Central Phone 28, Newport·Beach 33-2tc Frame Machine Man and Auto Mechan ic 50 '/'o Guarantee Can Furnish Hawing Culbertson Chevrolet Co. Inc. 302 Ocean Ave .. Phone 318 Huntington Bee.ch 3001 W. Central. P hone 513 Newport Bea.ch Pu.mp abotgun a.nd case tn excel-MFG. 00. lent condition.. tor I\ GOOD waah-!090 W. Central Ave. Pb.. 2S8S-W. i.Dg machine-no junk. 221 Santa Newport Rea.ch. G&llt. label, Coeta Meea, after 6 p. m. ~tfc 33-t! _D_IN_G_HlE--S-,_P_a_d_d-le-boar--dll-, -T-eruilil \\rrLL PAY CASH for uaed Dtn.gh-Tables. Retail and wholeaale. UNFINISHED HOUSE On 2 Lol4 $2:IOO.OO See W . J . HOLCOMB 1517 Coe.at Highway Corona del Mar "When the F1ags F1y" 33·2tc lea, akitf•. row'c>Nlt.a. Aleo patio WATSON WOODCRAFT SHOPS, umbrella frames, ot flcera fold-611 Cout Highway ------------- Ing cbalra. watAon Woodcraft Phooe Newport Bea<h 601 Newport Island Shope. 611 Cout Highway. Ph. ____________ H_-_u_c 40 reel Bay Front 601. 23-16tc EVERYTHING 2-atory. 3-bedroom, bulkhead. F1oat. Pier, Unfurnished . WILL PAY CASH !or your fur-ELECTRICAL $8000.00 Down nlture or what have you. Phone $18,000.00 Nwpt. 2000. o. R. Crawley. The Ets-Hokin & Galvan Food Buket. 1s12 -Newvort Ralph P. Maskey Blvd., ():)eta Meae.. 99--Uc Electrical Contractora 34:10 Coast Boulevard 1000 Coe.at Highway Phone 402 FOR SALE-IMMEDIATE POS- SESSION-201 Knoxvllle Street, corner ot AJabama Ave .. Hunt· lngtoc Beach. Open from 8 :30 a.. m . to 4:30 p. m. dally. To ln- veetors for rental income or hedge agairu1t lntlation or !or sale for occupancy to Shipyard Bay Front Lot $10,000 W. L. Jordan 700 Eo$ Central. Balboa Phone 153 34-2tc U•t. UTA.TE WANTIU> I& worken or other workera in war H E L p ! production plant.a or civilian em· WE have ll.8t of buYen waiting for ployeee of any Governmental Iota and homee. Uat with ua now agency 1! they are not now a.de· for qu.Jck action. quately houeedll or are being HARBOR INV. CO. evicted, thla we conatructed S-REAL TOR bedroom house. The suWtoon 30th a.nd w . Central are 2-ln. plank.a, the hardwood Newport Beach 28-tfc is at Hwnph.reys Music Co., 130 3405 Finley Ave., Newport Beach Pine avenue. Long Beach. Phone 1498-M. 33-4tc SAVE FOR THE SEVENTH Phone 1384. 97-tfc 34-t!c Oak floors are one Inch thick. -------------prewar enamel be.th tub, met.al llOI\"EY TO LOAN SNOODLlllS (7 011& of 10 people read Ne ...... nmes Classified Ads.) !)ONT 'IOU f'1"'D "f"e "'DON A ~FVL INFW£NC€° "'I 'fOUR Uf"6 , .PEAR ~ By Cy Hungerford • ) DOIWTllY DARNIT -~---~------------------~------.,.-...,...,.--,--,~-------------------------~~ <A p"ce provee I.be 1eaJeo hip o1...., N .......... , By Chades MeManus , ...... .. - ' • I ~ • I .- jacketed water heater. 55.00().. LOANS TO BUTLD bu 1m BTU gas noor furnace lot.a of ' Y' prove, ' modernfu or retlnance. wardrobes and cl0&et.8. Price: Newport Ba.Ibo& Federal Savingi $5850.00, Down paymt!nt $~.00 and Loa.o AuoclaUon.. or more, monthly payments $60 3333 Via Udo Telephone 1500 tor tour years at wblcb Ume they may be reduced by re~ queat. For further information: FROM $100 lo $10,000 LOA.1'"ED. Immed.iate Service . NORTON 4: BAILEY, 710 Ocean Avenue, Seal Beach. Phone: $9.47 per mo. Paya $100 tn 12 mo. Federal Ftna.nce Co., Ine. Loog Beach 310-97. ~Uc Balboa Island Home Kore tha.n. 21 years 1n Sa.nta Ana {20 No. Syoamore, Santa Ana 32..Stc Beautifully located on two lot&. ------------- Sb: roomo, guest bowie. Wtlled TIUUJ:lllJ C1 garden. Ii b>lereat In pier. Nea.r FOR 8AL&-Utlllty trailer, hard South Bay. unturnlJhed. wood bed. 16-ID. wlleel.o with""' Sh°'"' by appointment. retnW. Euelleat cond1tlan. $23,000 Cash !'bone N'ewp.>rt 2382-K. 82-ztc Gertrude A.. Waldron PlloDe 234-W S2-4tc 8UY WAii BONDI FOR SA.LE---17-tt.. Bou.ae Trailer, $260.00. Inquire 400 TU9tln ave., Newport Helghta. M--2tc TELEPHONE OPERATORS NEEDED Suu:lw Miil and War Workerl AreAil DepsdlfW Upcm Our G!l1a It the . Swlt•ti'-rdl ,... ~·Ne la KMlv ... _ ~ Otl9 • . ' --SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE CD. 100 .... ~ ... -. JWD ' ., -~ ......... ? .... ~ . . n2 ,.,.·an· , 1 a a ' , ... ' I • L&W•'' FIL •ss11t •• 2' '?!'•• , • T' 172«•7, 11Qt.,.1N5 Harbor *· Phcxws 12 and 13 'There's always just one more outlet you want for that extra lamp---ora longer extension cord. in case the old one doesn't reach. Al Paine has about every- thing you need for that electrtcal repair job. Elect ric cord. plugs. sockets and parts for that worn iron cord Go to The . Bay Dis- trict Hardware, 210 Marine. Know lots or you are looking for Mother's Day gifts -- -"The Vaga- bond House", 219 Marine, have some lovely mother and daughter apron sets. Just the thing for Mother, and then daughter can get busy and "lend a hand". Irma Final luncheon meeting ot the Ebell club \I.ill be held Thur8day. May :S at 1 p. m. wtth Mrs. La.CT)' Johns presenting New York play reviews and theater news, accord- ing to Mrs. Wayne Harper, press chairman. Members are reminded to plea.se make reservatJoo.s in advance with Ml.88 Marcia Coombe.a, 2346-M. Marples has these dainty hand-B&P Women to Hear made aprons in crisp organdies, with bright appliques - --a1so Talk on Australia dotted swiss, piques, and bright An lnterutlng talk on AU1tralla prints .... -all pre-war materials; ts promised members ot the Bual- eo eleYerly made! Practical as nem &nd Proteaa:lonal Women'1 w~ u dainty. club for their next meeting , Tbura.. Pac. 14-Footers Start Racing Series Sunday marks the 9lart Of th e Spring Series 14-foot Otnghy races tor the Commodore'• Trophy at the Balboa Yacht club. They will race two Sunde.ya a. month during th.la aertea, events belng held May 6 and 20 a.a.d June 3 and 17. All cla.aee will race alao. There t. cofl91derable enthU11lum tor brtlng a eeriea to include the Balboa ~bi.a and Vlklnp. day, May S, at Whlle'a Park Ave- nue ca!e. Speak.er for the even!ng will be John David.eon of Santa Ana. can J4arie Ehlen, '" for -~ reeervatlana. otck. Harper, eon of Mr. and I I Mn. W&yne Harper, 116 Abalone <"fl__ rl (ll /,.,._ avenue, Balboa Ialand, bu bee.D "l~f 6/t~~~j /~ l"'f C>~ ,~t~edth;th~~U:~ ~tin~ I s I i II d • Stard111oyt now recuper&llng'. e~" from the Modela l~l~~~[~~" ~~~ Bike Rental Mr. and Mn. Clyde Aaben or Balboa att.nded the USO regtonal 'Frisco Conference conterenc• ••Id to """ Ange1 .. Di·scussed at Tuesday and Wedn.eeda.y. Mr& AJlben attending th• clauea In the Circle Meeting large selection ot Mother's Day 1 :~Z=08=Muln===e=A=-==-===hlalld==~~b~an~d~c~r~af~t=d~e~pe.rtm===""=t.====~1 cards. Leisurely choose 8 gift Mn. Jt. F. B. Coate wu hoeteu and card for Mother. at ''The at the Wednesday meetln« ot the Ia!ande""· - - -214 Marine. S _ Newport Beacb Clrcll ct C!uiot I've waited to see Nina's new ship- ment of •·Lynn Les- ter Originals'' - - - and today wu the day! --. Nina has some striking en- Lo AN -~ ~ Cburch by the Sea, &t her home, ~E ....,,...,.--· -18th ltrttt and Ocean Front. tl Q l'fi n£f\M-.MG£ Mn . J . A. Bodman presided and p ... Ci Of " led In devot ions.a. ::;.,..-::: lo f\M.... It waa the day ot the opening -of the San Fra.ncl.co conference - ~ome owning families have and Mrs. E . D. Goodell presented a resume ot the Oum be..rton Oa.k.11 propoMls, while M.rs. Ivan Gonser gave the modlflcationa to them which bad been recommended by a conference of church lea.dera In Cleveland. Election of officer!! will be held at the May meeting and the pres! ... dent appointed u a nominating committee Miss E~le Ne9.rland. Mrs. D . W . Holtby and Mrs. J . H . Mille. gembles in smooth checks - --a two--piece dress. (skirt and jack- et), with topper and slacks to match. All trimly tailored a nd really "sharp" for beach wear. -- Ot course if you want a softer cut ot dress, Nina has some hand blocked-prints in brig ht colors -- - with harmonizing solid colors - - - cut in a st)·le that .. does things" for you. Nina's "Clothes for Fun", 209. Marine. can be just that, fun to choose and tun to wear!! jndependence, security and economical ~housing. Our home loan plan allows you to pay for your home ·· with your rent mane Mrs. Ca rroll SERVICEABLE "'an...,.,.. p1>-•nline mabl a 'lerutile mit Honored at wh;ch )'OD can 'dr<a ap or down B .-h d D " with ac:ceuori... The fabric but-! rt ay inner !Ont. collaTlna neckline and brief peplam are all notes of 1tyle inter· Know just how /1 J Mn Mary · Carroll was honored I est. Yoq,can be IUte of lutina aood ard it ;, to find ial defrds lorl4// with ~ birthday dinner Tbunday loo~ In • ':"""' ""!• like thia bJ t right place ev~ given at the Coach I.Amp loolrins for in.f~tne 1abela that to buy or rent . . j 504 ·w Oehtral tell 1'0ll the fabric ha bem tested I W. Stanley NB WPOR T · BALBOA FBDBRA'T cal•, eat a venue. for dry c1Hnin1 and good wear. LJ with Mnt. Mary Sullivan as host-You may have a free COP7 of a as a complete y rvice 1n his SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION .... helpful new leaflet. '"l'binp 00 al Estate of-The white birthday cake wu I Should Know Aboat RQon.;.';I T£L£PHOME 1aoa surrounded with flowen , and pink 1 NDding a atan'q)f'd. self.Mr fices. 225 Marine Ave .... Don 3333 vi.-. Lico roses sweet pea.a and C&Dcflea made envelope to tbt Woman'• l>epat. Hall handles the ~al estate. 85 NEWPORT BEACH, C.A.LIF'ORNIA a cb~ly decorated. table. ment of thia a.eWii*per. wrll as being a building contrac-Thome present t,ncluded the K ea-. tor (within OPA regulations). · · · dam.ea Mary Carroll. Bendoe Cae-Mrs.. J. Sidney Jacklon. 110 28th '"Stu" Dunlap is the insurancel r-=---------------------------;latdy, Elia.beth McKibben_-Ramona ~-spent 'I'huraday tn Los An-man. writing any kind of policy. KacCallu.m, Vivian. P1ait, Roberta gefee and ber mother, Mrs. Zella Earl W . Stanley has lovely offices Guthrie and M.ary 9ulltnn.. Bender, was in Long •. Beach Friday. Benefit LuncheOJI Newport Hgts. Circle Successful Affair Pi Phi Observes Founders' Day With Luncheon Idle Hour Club With Mrs. Boyd Twelve members of the Idle Hour Club eat dOWn to a deliclOUI noon dinner served by .M:ra. J ohn Boyd, 180 E. 20th stree~ Coota and it's a pleasure to stop in ~th )"OUI' housing problems - --wheth- er buildlng, renlU!& or buyin& that "longed for" beach homo. See ,---------------------------11 Mesa. at their monthly meeting ' Earl W. Stanley, or ooe of his el- ftdent associates ---at 225 Ma- rine. BONNIE WILBER Formerly of "Leone's Beauty Shop" &.. P dn·ed tile . .. ' BEACH • AND SPORT APPAREL &)e Our New ComJ>lete Display rece.n.Uy. A protu.slon of put.el irwtt:t peu fWed the h~ with their color and tragrance. Memben enjoying Kn. Boyd'• baopt.t&Uty ...re .._.... lea Clark, Sally Hlnneoly, AD\Y Viele, Jennie Baird. Kmpr<t 1-. Alice Janeo;·Nellle oCiten and Ella Mae PrllMllow. Gueoto for tbe day weft Kn. Nlllle 'l'laciw', mothel! at Kn. Prlllllaw', ~ lien from ber bolli .. ~ .. ~ -'4 Kn. ElraMr aa-. daQPler ~ Kn. N~Qsdan-I ... ' w-.. .,.. M~-:f&rold Spangler County USO Heads Taf!ie3:~~AC Section Meet in Balb06l 'rbe'"br1dge 'eectton of the Coeta The monthly USO stat( oonter- Mea Fr1,S'_,.,~rnoon club choee ence tor On.nee county waa held Mn. .Jem>ld Spongier at Udo In Balboa Friday m"'1'1n&', with i....,_ cb&lrmaa-tor the next y-tar 1~ following at lhe ~ at their monthly meeting held re--Lamp cafe. cectly tn the Sunroom ot the club-Preaent were Clyde A.ahen and bouae. In. appreciation to Mn. P. Mn. Clayton Thom.peon at. B&lbo&; A.. Cham.berllq wi:J.o bu capably J ohn. Burna ot the county mobile and gn.<loualy beaded the group unit; Kn. Holland, direct.or ot the tor the put twelve montn., mem4 lAgun.a Beach USO; Mn. Lee ben Pl'efMDted her with an artllt:tc Hadley, director ot Traveller'•· wall tlowe.r holder-faabioned in the Aid; and from S&llta Ana., lira.. form of a perky haL J"ulla Hyde, TUD.y Robtmoa and Seven tab!Q: wen: tn '1>lay at the t:ew Evana. lut meettn.g for which Mn. Spang-------- ler and Mn. Cbamberltn eerved aa bo.teae1. A delicloua manhmal- low and pineapple confection wu eerved preceding the attemoon of Cub Scout Pack Meets Friday ca.rda Prt.sea were awarded Kn. The C\Jb Scout Pack Meet will Fl>ote, blgb; llra. Henry Eg"gert, be Friday, May 4. at 7 ,30 p . m. &t eecond; Mn. Fra.Dces Damoth, the grammar 1ehool auditorium travellng and Mn. Schlaesman, and the subject at the ekita whlch low. · the Packa will prepare la "Tr&na- Complellng the guest 11.sl were port.ation ... Mffdamu llin.erva Taylor, .Julia A.a. m.tere.ttng exhibit of band- Gerth, Lei& Gttrory, Ream, WU-craft will be prepared by the boyw, li&m.8 a.nd Nma Fr'ankl1n, all of and an announcement will be made 8,anta Ana. From the Barbor die-on the result ot the pa.per drive. Uict were Me8da.me9 G, W . Snyder, Parent.a are asked to accompany Richard Dit tmar, Harry Burdick, the Cubs, not only to see what I.a Kenneth S tewart, Charles Plaa, C. being accomplished, but becauae W. McAJary, G. V. U naenbard, the youngsters ehould not be out Fra.n.k Knauer, J . P . O>oper. W. E . alone at night, according lo their Nick ell. E . J . Wright. P . V. Parkes, leader, H. o. Boyvey. Charles Hand. Fred Hauck , Ruth I-:===========:::, Reid and Roee Katerbenry. ~I Gene's Bakery • WCTU Meeting Postponed With many of the members out of to\\'n, the May meeting of the "Yl.C.T.U. scheduled for Wednes- day, May 2, has been postponed, according to the president, Mrs. Fiora Beatty. SPAGHETTI DINNERS by appointment only Gene Boero '7M Coast Highway NOW OPEN Vi's New Beauty Shop (Viola Br81111&11) 1103 Cout lllgb~. Corona del Mar • Permanent Waves a Specialty Tinting Done Expertly Evenin& appointment& wW require advance arrangements Send Her Your Photograph For Mother's Day ' _., - NOW 1111 'l'Dlll FOB IUD.ING MOTHER'S DAY PHOTOS • . .• . .i.oo .. ,_. ... ,,.~c•.llc OM._11 r 7 RO.berts Portraits • Ill!• -~-.ftJC41Wij£ L W'EI .. .. MftA AJf,& IP P •asJ U A. .. t. I•· ...... • •