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ILD'JllQBl.U. DAY-Once
•&gam May 30th has roll-
ed around and homage is be-
'1ng paid our fighting forees.
Kore significant than ever
this yee.r is the fact that
-of our boys have f!n-
llbed the war in Gennany
·and for them pee.ce is in
sight, but in the Pacific the
enemy is still to be subdued
and for them Memorial Day
Is just another 24 hours to
do a job. All the marching
and all the speeches and all
the homage given our heroes
does not bring them back.
bµt is simply a mark of re-
spect for a patriot who gave
his last measure of devotion
for freedom's cause.
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. President Truman. Per-
haps many of us do not ap-
preciate what the succession
of Vice-President '1ruman to
the presidency signifies, but
we all do remember the late
President Roosevelt's insis-
tence that Truman be his
running mate, instead of
Wallace or Byrnes. Our rev-
ered Chief Executive knew
more about Harry Truman
than most of the country,
and his choice, which is
meeting with almost univer-
sal approval, is but another
evidence of the keen mind
that has gone. + + +
Slot Maclllnes. Well. it was
a most interesting session of
the city council Monday aft-
ernoon, what with all those
ladies attending and the pile
of protesting letters that
Oerk Rinehart had to ree.d.
S u b j e c t : Slot Machines.
'Sfunny, but thl! mayor and
the Oty Dads were as Ig-
norant of the matter as Rev.
Edwards; never saw any-
tblllg In the paper about
them and qnltl! surprised
that the ladles appeared so
upeet over the possibility
that they were even thlnk-ln& of bringing them back!
'nlk. tsk! And at the close of
the aesslon when City Editor
MD!ard tossed a copy of the
New.Times on the council-
manic table for them to
read, they just laughed and
left without so much as a
glance at this edifying dis-
~ of local news lore.
Now ye ed's Idea of what
tD do with the money devices
Is to restrict them to such
places that exclude minors.
such as cocktail bars, and
not permit them to be in-
stalled in places where girls
and boys gather. That has
been the trouble in the past
and while the state of Cali-
fornia holds they are ille<(al,
that does not seem to pre-
vent Uncle Sam and other
public agencies from accept-
tng the high license fees . Just
why thev are any more il-
legal tha n a punch boarrl. or
a game of cards. or rolling
the Ivories. or putting two
backs on a horse or tossing
pennies at a crack. is one of
the odd things that legis-
lators do. Some zealot will
take up the cudgels against
the revolving wheels but
never bat an eye at the race
trick. Sure. we're all queer.
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CoMt Goan!. The work of
the Coast Guard in this area hllS been a fine example of
etrort and e<>-0peration and
lsauance of permits in and
out of the harbor. has been
performed speedily as has
the task of clearing gun-fire
areas. Staff members of the
local group get a bit touchy
w h en isolated cases are
prlutl!d, but they should 'I'"
member that It Is the pr'(>-
•lllce ot a~ to print
"'*npla!nt.s, not that the Jlll•
I: t;.,~s:;a~esie:t
prwENe ~ Lt. Andrews.
'1 I f.y ait•uted captalll of P:!k..·to~ ~ Mfft. He bl! ti>' •atu to cmn-at Ul)' ·time, bec:a1iae
o~ at OUard ~•Job~
-ad ·Jt8 iddu&Wt UI
2 .... la • tndltlon ot
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port Balboa News-·Times
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VOL1ll0 DXVll
New City1 -License Ordinance Deferred
Impressive Parade, Service
Planned Tomorrow Morning
Costa Mesa Joins Newport Harbor Vets In
Tribute to Heros of All Wars; Overseas
Men Will March Along Coast Blvd. to
McFadden Place
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Mothers at City Council
Protest Return of Gambling
Devices to Newport Beach
Action on New License Fees Postponed Until
Further Study Made of All Means of Rais-
ing Money; Amusement Tax Also Studied
Costa Mesa Man
Injured In Accident
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A WEEK 'TIL
PAYDAY·
AND YOU'RE
BROKE?
Nof If you use TENPLAN checks!
e Thai new bat, plus your regular bills, added up to more
than you thoughL It wouldn't have happened if you had
used a TINPUN checking accounc-your checkbook scubs
make it asy co keep track: of your money. TENPLAN also
eliminates the danger of IC»$ or theft which is always
prcsco.t when you cury cash in your purse. And TENPLAN
gives you cancelled checks which are nlid receipcs for all
bills paid. All you clo is purchase 10 checks for $1 ar LDT
bunch ol &GI. of Ameria, then deposit enough money
io. yo~'I'ENPtAN account to cover the checks you'll wricq
and the ronvcnicoce of a TENPtA.N account-the smart
way t0 poy bills-is yours.
1HYf$T IN WAI IONOI AND HOLD THEM UNTii MATURITY
Smith. Com~letes
"Star," 62-Footer;
To Fish Up North
r\ cnmmerciaJ tuna boat, the
Star. hM ju.It been completed by
Joe Smith at 204 38lh l!llreet, and
will leave to flab northern waters
about June 8 to 10, be aa1d yes-
terday.
The Star la a 62-foot long range
boat with three 100 horsepower
motors, and l.e: capable of a speed
or about 16 milee. tbe builder aald.
Accompanied by hia partner. T om
Rodney, and C. E . McFarland, bis
:90n-in-law, Smith wtll flab for al-
bacore · in and a.round Oregon
~:ateni .
The veteran fl..sherman. who hu
resided here for the pa.at 20 yean.
will retain hJ.e home on 36lh alrff:t.
and return here about September 1.
!t!rs. Susan M. Rutt)erford. Mrs.
C. ~1. Deakins. Mrs. George Wheat
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and Mrs. Albert Redden attended
lhe district boo.rd meeting and ln-
1 stallation of otflcere Wednuday
at the Women's Oubbouae ln
Buena Park. '
40-DAY MEETING to JULY 7
TUESDAYS THROUGH SATURDAYS
FIRST RACE STARTS ~:~ ::~: ~K~;A~ & HOLIDAYS
FREE ADMISSION TO WAR BOND BUYERS
-ANY DAY DURING ENTIRE ~EETINC-
• ---CONVENIENT BOOTHS AT c.ATES-
General Admission $1 .20 Clubhouse $2 .40
(TAX PAJOI (TAX PAIOI
nGLORIOUS FOURTH WEEK", JULY 3-7
FOR W AP. REl!EF AND CHARITY
I Corporal Mike certainly ahowed it,
according to Mrs. Oc rothy Johnson
of the Stag Cale, Newport. ,
For, a!-1 you n a.y remember, Cor-
poral A1tke s a Dobermann
Pin.scher -a n:-9 v.·lth honorable
dlacharge, if you please. and dog-
gone happy abcut It. Ht", too, la re-
ported lo be a victim of 8hel1 shock.
Whether there &re any point.a to
Rev. Schrock
Speaker at C. M.
Graduation
Lon!!moor Presides
At Coast Dinner
Walter Longmoor ot Newport
Beach, vice-president. and chair-
man of the Aasocia.ted Cham.be"'
of Commerce PlannLng and De-New Corona del Mar Church velopment Committee wl!I act ..
master of ceremonies at the next
Observes First Anniversary ~:!~~~!c1a~1~ 0~~ycc;:;;;;;
~ at Sam's Sea Food Cafe, Surfside. Dedication of the flret unit of slon on your faces bow impossible Al lhla regular monthly meet-
tbe new-Corona del Mar Commun-that wa.a," aaJd the pa.stor. "Today Ing of membetlJ from all Orange
lty chuurcb, Congregational, will we have rt>ached that goal and county chamQeni. Cot Alexander
be held Sunday, July 1, according also have underwritten a large R. tJeron, who la C8.J.ifornla State
to a.n a..n.nouncernent made Sunday budget ae a eelr-supporting church, Director of Reconstruction and
by Rev. Perry Schrock. put.or, thus taklng our place among world Employment Commlulon will tell
trom the pulpit, the occaslon being churchea almost from the begin-the dlneni about the state's post-
tbe first anniversary of the nlng. Will' problemB _the war growth
church's !ounding May 28, 1944. "Jrut we must not become too how much postw8.r income Is to ~
Mr. Schrock stated there wu aelf-.atlsrled. There la still much 'expected, the first step and un-
deep satisfaction in wtnnlng the work to be done. We hope to start finished luk for this county and
goal or $10,000 two weeks ahead ot the Sanotuary befor~ the sum.mer jobs in this area. "I'
ac~edule a.nd that organization ot la over. Eight different denom1n-Over 500 invitations have been
the church a year ago with 54 ationa a.re represented here and I mailed, ,and guests may bring
c harter membere, proved the abll-v.·lah to pay tribute lo those out-ladiea.
ity of a group at people to achieve. side the church \\"ho a.lded us in
Today, he said. the-church bad 70 generous donation!. including Mr. Tw N D 'II'
members while th~ number would James Irvine flnd his contribution t Q eW fl lfigS
be augmented at the dedication 1n ·or $1.!">00."" For West Newport
July. Mr. Schrock defined the real use
"When this lltUe group gathered of a church and \\'hat a community T\\"O new oil \\"ells -wi ll be_.drill ed
In a room some m onths ago and I church owed the community; that in the \\'est Newport field this the auggesUon wa.a made that a . church coeting s2o.ooo be built, you ~f those deftnlUons of helpfulness \.\·eek . it \\'3.S announced by the
I --~ d , th h State Division ot Oil and Gas. v.·ere too polite to say anytbtng, were \.4.IJ1e ou.., e c urcb would ~art - Morr ow Construction
but one_c_o_ul_d_te_1_1_b_y_lh_•_•_•_p_re_•_·_P_•_o_v_e_1_u_w_o_rth_t_o_th_e_c_omm __ un_1_t_y._1 company v.•ill drill Meyer No. 1
and Delaney, while Root and Mc-
Nulty "'"ill put down Kara.lea No. 2
in the aa'me ba.aln. Girls Offered Use
of Laguna Camp
• Girl Scout lead.ere ot the New·
port Harbor area met bl tbe Scout
Hut on Friday and elected Mn.
Everett Nunan u ch&.lnnao of the
group. Mn. Ben Sprague Will serve
aa vlce-chalrma.n and Mn. Robert
Euton u eecretary.
Important bulineu of the meet-
ing wu di.acusaton of pl~ to ac·
cept the invtt&tioo. of the Laguna
Beach Glfl Scout CoUilciJ to U8I!
thdr troop-camp ln AlL9o Creek the
la.at two wee.ks ln July. Eacf\ troop
would camp eeparately wlth the
Jut day Of one group overlapping
the ttnt day Of the eucceeding
troop. Rules ot the ca.mp Um1t each
un1t to four da71.
In addition to those already men-
Uoned. othtt leaden p?'eeent were
Mmea .Kurray Rabbitt, Evelyn
Oloege, Harold Holtz, Hubbard
Howe, W. H . Trullty, R. M .Blod-
get, Loru\Je Vincent, Herbert
Morey, P . M. Parshall, Dorothea
Wlleon, Ralph ~aver, Marilyn
Ttllotaon, &nd Walter Cole.
The l.b.ird Friday of each month
bu ~ &elected a.a meeting day
for ~den' AMoclaUon.
DISMISS JOINT TENANCY
J oint tenancy in a pl('('e of Bal-
boa Wand property \'\'&a asked to
Watson Showing
New Hughes
Plastic Skiff
The Hughe. Aircraft company of
Culver City, developing the World'•
largest plane, Is curiously enough,
Interested ln MDall boat.a. One of.
their own manufacture UI on dla-
play at the Roger S. Wat.:>n
Woodcraft Shop, 611 Coaa1: High-
way.
The amall, llght-welght akitt
weighing 48 pounda Is made ot the
same material -birch a.nd maple
lamlnate1J -u the ~ton flying
boat n.eartng completion in the
Hughes plant, WaUon dlaclosed .
The advantages of the small
craft are it.a extreme Ugbtneu
combined with great strength.
made water tight. It I.a aa.td, by the
new plutlc bonding proceu \lied
ln manufacture at. euch pl&r1es u
the tamed Brltlah Moequttoa.
·wateon has served as chief ot
plywood engineer of the War Prod-
uct.A Board in Southern California..
Hi.a Interest ln th111 type of con-
struction dates back to 1lud1ee of
forest product.a la.boratorteit ln
W isconsin University. H e la a
builc!er of paddleboards. skiff& and
dinghll'S t.imBelf.
be terminated by Donald A. Hud-Mrs Gi!rtrude Eakin, who has
dleetoo. v.idower or Mrs. E\.elyn been a guest for the-past two
A. Huddles-toe who died August n-onths at the home of Mrs. L. F.
30. 1941, tn Los Angeles. Lethen, 1428 West Bay avecue. iJ!I
1 returning to her home in Albu-
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The training of children Ls a pn:r querque, N . M., today. Tbe two
feaa:lon. where we must know how j friends \'\'ere girt. together in Los
'Tl.a eduCatlon forms the i;:ommon
min&
Juat as the twig i4' bent the tree's
lncl1ed -Pope.
BALBOA
BEATER
Box otAce 9pe119 at •~ p. m.
1.ut o0mp1ete Uowtna-., •
Double JFNtare Prvsnm 1t&rte
&&8~ p. ~
W-yOnly
"THE .JADE MASK• and
"SHE GETS HEB MAN"
Tbund.ay -Friday -Saturday
Gall a-u · Diana Lynn
"OUR HEARTS WERE
YOUNG AND GAY"
alao
"DANCING IN MANHA'ITAN'
Sunday • Monday -Tueld&y
0"'C'Ory Peek · TbOL Mlk:belJ
"KEYS TO THE KINGDOM"
Wednelld.ay -Next Week
"40 THIEVES"
Starting Thora. Next Week
"FRENCHMAN'S CREEK "
Comlftl': WJbtmderbead, Son of
F1.lcka,." .. I Love a Mys.tery,"
"To Have and Have Not,"
·~eet 1'fe in St. Louis." .. Hotel
Berlin," "Here _ ComeA the
\\'a'"e&," For \.Vhom tho Bell
Tolls."
LID 0 I to lose time ln order to ga.Ln lt.-
1
Angeles and bad m&Dy good t:Lmes ~~~'--~~~~·:..:~'.:'.'.:-:_:A::::__~~~~~_.::::::::.~~'~~'.'.___:.~==~::..::~!::;~;:!~~~~~~~~'.__.!~R~~:LJM'.:'.e~a~u~.~~~~~~~~~-'""~m-l_n!OC~-ln-g_.~~~~~~~~-I TBE~TER
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Box om... open. at e:ao p. m.
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Mailaee Sa-y oi 1:'6 Ooa-8Unday from l:IO
Wedneeda7 Only
MkheeJ O'Shea · Uoyd Nolan
"ClllCUMSTANTIAL
EVIDENCE''
and "WHEN STBANGEBS
MABBY"
&mday. MOJlda7
Ra7 MIJl"'ld
Marjorie lleylooldo
"KAN IN HALF MOON
8'DllZl"'
"""'"''-'-·-~ .. ~ BT =r· b1;" .. 'sr.,, ~ We llee&. :Ae.J!t.9, y .................. .,. ... ,.-~lietD: _,. ... •a ~ a.... r. a. a rJ&=
8 lf r W A'.s 8 0 "II D a
Gl'fftlng <'.iard• and a Great Variety of Unuaual Glfta
·•wE INVITE YOU TO BROWSE AROUND"
C. E. LOUCKS
JEWELRY and STATIONERY
Diamond• • WatoM1 -F ine Repairing
...._NewportUlll·B
1717·91 Newport Blvd .. Co.ta Mesa. Callf .
BALBOA BEER DEPOT
sos* Palm Street
EASTERN BEER
By the Bottle ... By the Case
• This service will be continued throughout the sum-• mer for the convenience of the beer bu)ing public.
WE WILL STAY OPEN ON SUNDAYS
HOW TO MAKE LIFE EASY
FOR YOUR TRACTOR
To cushion operating shocks on your tractor's track roller
bearings , •• tO seal these vital bearings from dust and ·mud
.. • use RPM Tractor Roller Lubricant! It llows freely yet
resists displacement -is especially compounded for this
rough job. Covers every inch of bearing surface with a
resilient protective film. You can't afford to do without it!
CLAYTON THOMPSON
Wholesafe Distributor
Phone 155 Res. Phone: 1094
Your local representative for
STANDARD 01' CALIFORNIA
Thanks!
For the friendship and patronage
enjoyed during the 24 years
it has peen my pleasure to serve
the people of this community
I hope to merit the continuance of your
confidence in the years to come.
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Authorized
Ford Sales and Service
Carefu~ Intelligent Senice
~fbhins ..,,.,.,, 'Md,_ ht, lft1 .. .. ' ...
Newpwt B•ell
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Bntral......, h&ve failed to can-1ty Oii a eb:lll.e rtmntar ol the En.gUab.
Dll"7 -lte Inception In 1180. Camp Grounds
Nearly filled Already I
• Canning· Cherries ~
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'f • ~ 'G R 0 c E RI E s I Re-opening the city U.Uer park may be taken. for any pe11od from
Cold M ts ; ,... "'-y 1 pr-ed to be a bOOn to one week up to .evera.J. mboUui. ' ea i ;;,I~ vacatlo~ and ftablng lov-A better clam of people1 are coo-
....... 111111 Veptablea i en. for by the :Uth of thlo month .tantly coming Into the ,rea. the
n '1 1111 .. ~ thecampgroundlotawerealmo« operatoni said Mr. ccrnnor• 11 Opm lk-'~i all ta.ken. At the pwt Ume only brought btl boye to the ~amp for
D ti f I t 10 vacant lota a.re ten for WPl-many sum.men before t&klng the I Ol S flMYtrV i mer reeldenta, lt wu obeerved by leue on It, and bu nolteed, he
WWV• J ! Mr. and Kn. Tom Connon. who declared yesterday, tbat 1 f&mllle•
U. lfwpwt ..._ 0... .._I open.te the city~ed p&rtr: on the are much more appreciative and
bt.y tront In NfWpO<t. quiet th&n befon the war.
E4die'•
BARBECUED
SANDWICHES
Aze Delicious!
Moore'• Confectionery
2100 Ocean Front
PhOfle 73 -Newport Beach
Thia year, when the camp 114 LOC. L-
grounda were turned be.ck to pri-U an avenge.. of three pen10Jt•
vate uaage after a teue to the camped on -.ch lot the Jl"OUDda
South Oout company for eme,... would now have a ~oa. of
gency bouaing, the leueee found M2 cm the 114 occupied iota Tbe.e
that lnland rutd.ent. were a.nxloul lob:, tnctde:atally, are larter than
and walllllg for the _....,.,. to they . .,..,.. lut yur, bllng cut
get down to the beach. Reeer-lnto mu. of 25I 80 feet. A llm.Jt
vaUona came quickly-and. accO!'d-la placed at five peraooa to the
lDg to Connon:, tt baa been the tot. and the tena.o.ta pay $8 per
tint time people have 80\ight reaer-week for. bay tront Iota, $3.50 pe:r
vatima -ruident. are coming week for lboee in the center row1,
down early. while the back Iota aga1n.t the
Formerly the ':0"'..1 were rented fence brlng $4 .50 each per week
to cam.pent for a day or two, but because they have water and elec-
t.he minimum this year LI one week. trtctty available. .
":~~~~~~~~~~~Th~e~l~O~l~ots~re~m~a~ln~lng~_'.'unll]_oc~cu~p~led~ The park Ls cleaner. quitter and = -better kept than before, the Con-j
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Fl#'t LMJatJ,.,,.lnr • 17 Storu le S•rw YO#
"" w. Cor. 4th & Sycamore SANTA ANA
noni sav. and reeldentt1 Rem to be j ~
willing to co-operate eltht!r tor the 1 I
re8.80n that tenant.a may be evicted
tor becomlng a nuisance and find I !
it difficult to locate 8..11 de9'rable e • a place e~ewhere, or that the ' i
attitude C1f people generally Is ~
more sober than formerly. Dogs •
a re not Elllowed. •
The entire park Is fenced ln,
making for privacy and 9"fet y. A
panorama of beautiful bay front
homes, yachts and intriguing fish-
lng boat.a greets the view trom the
camp grounds. Campera arrlving
late may be dtsappolnted tn find-
ing that all lots have been rented.
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~~~~~:I Trailers occupy moet of the lot.a, ~ but numerous tent.I are 11een about
-HAVE A PORTRAIT MADE
a,11~
FOR FATHER'S DAY
Beautiful Bronze
p 0 R T R A I r ·s
* * 6xl Inch alze * *
$ 25
IACH •••••• ......
Proo& co •lect liom-No appointment ls aecestpry.
AUSTIN STUDIOS
DAILY HOUBS: 10 ._ m"\to 7 p. m.
Sundays by Appointment
508~ N. Main St. Phone 1463
SANTA ANA
the colony, lDdlcatlng fa.millet liv-
ing there with perbapt1 the head
f the fa.m.ily working ln th1a ~-!
gion. •
Illegal Wearing
Of Service Button
Subject to Fine
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A ~ent ln8ta.nce C1f a man pick-=
ed up by local police wbo wu =
found to be unlawfully wearing =
the lapel button of an honorably =
dl9charged service man ID.dipted
a warning to the general public
from A. J . Hayman, clerk Of the
local eelectlve service boa.rd.
It Is the rullng of the supreme
court that It la Illegal fOf' 1nyone
to wear" button" badges. ribbona,
decoratlona. etc. awarded 'o any
member Of the armed forces ex-
cept the penon to whom ttt, award
la made, and any lnfl'ing~ of
thla rule e.amea a fine of not more
than $250 or alx montha lmt:tMson-
ment,-'Or" both.
Diecharged aerv1ce men are
eometl.mea careleu tn gtvtng the
lapel button to their g1rl trtend. or
they may J09e It or have it !ltolen..
Several Ca.lel have al~ady been
reported Of men wearing atolen
buttooa, a.nd whUe gtrla who wear
them uaually do 90 for no ulterior
motive, It la unfair to girla who
have been ln the service anc1 who
have a Jeg1ttmate rtgbt to wear
them.
Anyone tlndJng euch a button or
decoration ts uked to turn ft lD
to Ule local board so that ~ ma.y
either be returned to the owner or
to the government.
Advance First Aid
Course Opens June 1
• An advance course for F1nt
Alder11 who have completed the
8tandard course or wish to tefresb "
their knowiedte of l!L.dvance work "'
wtll 11tart the evening ol June 1 at
the Balboa Ftre Station. the Red
Croea &nnoun.ced aga.ln today.
Ralph Randel ot the tire depart-
ment will lDatruct. All balding
lftandard or advance card.a a.re
ellgU>le.
BUY WAR BONDS
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CERTAIN BLUFF PROPERTIES
TO BE SOLD UNRFS~RICTED ·
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OCEAN BOULEVARD FRONTAGE -BWCK "A" -APPROX... 970 .FEET
OCEAN BOULEVARD FRONTAGE -TRACT 1006-APPROX. . 530 FEET
TOTAL OF -APPROX ..... 1500 FEET
Strictly A Liquidation Sale
In my opinion the CORONA DEL MAR BLUFF Properties might be called the FRONT
GATE of Newport Beach, and great care should have been taken in developing them.
A spot where beautiful, expensive homes should have been built.
I have tried over a long period of years to persuade the Planning Commission and the
City Council of Newport Beacli to remove the 10-ft. Setback Line on the Corona del Mar
Bluff properties which face the ocean. The owners have carried this property for
years and paid taxes in the hope that "Some Day" the Planning Commission and the
City Council would remove the Setback Line -
PRICE RIGHT BUT I TERMS You'll Like I
THEY HA VE NOT!
Therefore, it Becomes Necessary to Do All I can to Liquidate This
1500 FEET OF OCEAN BOULEVARD FRONTAGE
I have really been tmtirlog In my efforts over a kmg period of time making proteMs, advertising and per..onal
contacts In an attempt to show the people of Corona del Mar, the Planning Commission and the City Council that,
In my opinion, the Setback should be removed in order that the Bluff properties could be properly developed. This
1500 feet of Ocean Boulevard frontage extends from Marguerite Avenue to Poppy A venue ·and should have been
Improved only with the ''High Quality'' kihd <1 homes-YFS-Beautiful, Artistic and Exp<:nsive Homes-Those
which would be a credit to CORONA DEL MAR and the Cl'I'Y OF NEWPORT BEACH when viewing the pro-
perty either from the sands below--0r-from the public beach -, or -from the ocean -or -from Ocean
Boulevard, looking oceanward.
With the Setheck there I am going to do the i-t I can lo the loh!rest or the owners
---as they want to liquidate their Corona de! Mar holdings.
BUT
having been unable to persuade the Planning Olmmission to make a recommendation to the City Council to re-
move the Setback which would have permitted the development of the Bluffs along my ideas as set out herein -
nor -having been able to get the City Council to remove the Setback Line, and the owners being desirous of li-
quidating their holdings, who by the way, in my crpinicn, have been mest patient in waiting for relief in this situa-
tion, the Sale of the 1500 feet or Bjuff Propertifs bt1:unes necessary -and by selling same Unrestricted it will
allow the "little fellow" an opportunity to bay a pan!l!l and improve it with a small home, and afford us an OJ>'
portunity to sell a part or all of that which has ba!rt rmlhlng more or less "in a fashion" than a parcel used by the
public in being able to have an unobstnir:ted: view from Ocmn, Boulevard looking oceanward.
REMEMBER?
This Is Ocean Boulevard Frontage With an Unobstructed View
BLOCK "A"-Entrance to bw1ding
sites reached across parkway on
the Southerly side of Ocean Boule-
vard.
TRACT 1006-Entrance either across
parkway on Ocean Boulevard or
over easement at bottom of the
Bluff.
SEE MR. T. F. RHODEN - - -IN CHARGE OF SALES
AT THE TRACT Ornc.E ON THE BLUFFS
CORONA DEL MAR ·
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---~~--~~~~~~~~~-:--~~~~~~-+-~~~~~-:&nil....: °!:!i;:' =:",: News-Tilfles Artist Wiii Ske -Dr. C. G. Busto!\ • Herb Johnson Here LETTERS To Eo•ToR I boul~a~1n ~':,P°ria,.~~"t: :;:I======== ~ .. ~.=&'.::;,. 2! at Heins Visitors at OpenJng ~ Radio . tore Leaves Costa Mesa From So. Pacific, I ~g 0w:':t~~.:-~~':(,E;'!'~~;E ~::: r:g .... i.:;.l:: ~ I :=tto~ :=-~
~ ~".;' .,:1 :_;.c;:: Jline 2 """ -" daJpaled u _.,, lli u.. -wblch """ !CMtlnuecs """' Pase 1> Sees 'Frisco Sights u. s. Navy, =.!'~'.'"'mw~!.,~ ::.: M. EPA.JlllltisteEQ&~Co., In
!.lndolq, N..,...Tlm<e •tart uti.t, open•ns day f0< th• M-Radio boon ~ tlle eoa!mllDlt,. flllt ..,ium IUld -en! JOUO ll&'O whm . San Diego, lllay 2<. nue; who 18 In San ,_ vloltllig C.
ID a •rleo ~quick-~ and Eleetnmlc• Com~. 179' tbo put ,..W. bl Ullo woll-.qulppod It wu --u a !oeotiol> for Mr and Mn. H. L. Jolmaon llll Dear New•-Tlm .. : ' her husband, Chief yoeman to the m E.-ft. DOI -ta.a.
Mesa
LIQUOR SHOP
Im~ Newport BJvcl.
Plenty of Whiskey
New~ boulevard, whleh will lbop tbe J:w •• wtD. ~ft the lllG9t a penltet1.u'7. North Sq Front Balboa 1~ l didn't get time ~ thank yc..u commanding' ofnce.r at llottett 11.J No.LA. 8L ft. Ull •w' tr nm. wide Ito <loon at tho n--Jllel!o -~ tubf1 and radio i.,•w Jll••Y .. .-had pl_,,t vi.it from their and your capable qtt that helped Field.
loca«on. Aa compltmenta of the put&. J· . 11 "nten: q i:arobebly no other H~ L. Job.neon OaL Us"::' put out the lut tuue ell "nle ;;;;o==:=:::==:=:=:=:==;:;;;:;;;=:=:=:=:~=======;;
...,.. ccncem and the New•TlmH, n>ere .,m ai.. bO parla tor couple Who bu <Ddeued them-h b flew ' &,.n · ., Beacon.· You probably didn't ..,.. DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WITH Jack Ltndale1, ataft cowboy arltllt radio ~ wbo1wiab to a.. Mlvee to tbe community u gen.a.-~t.:! o~er a d:!,':'°:eek~~ Uu how much We of the paper air wm make ruu .. 1ze, tree llll>tnlq porlment &1 bClme and compkte ~ u Dr. and Kn. HU.ton. A I mt blB 20th birthday preclated your help and &dvlce; I
crayon aketchea, actual likene--. ktt. for! &aembllng ~ aeta. A. charter me'Glber of the Friday ee .!Berb~' w· on board th~ USS also we offer our tban.ka tor let-Aft .. U~• ' , ...
of the gueatA Of the orga.nl&ation. wide ftnetJ ot. rec:ordlng and .A.tte:rnoon club, Mn. Huston hu ~nneylvania. \\'hlch I• now getting tlng ua break the deadline now VKR.RVI: .a Mr.~ Undaley drawa quickly and photograph b)anl!:• wtll be for sale belped meuurably to build up the ll d ed t ln d d k a.nd then. OMnl
deftly and will be a hlghllgbt ol and eentce rendered °*1 home, auto enviable reputatio0 which that or-:.n_;; h-a;:rv been re~ 13 mafor =t-To Kr. Parkinaon and M.r. Wade WIW
the opening day. and marine radb and electrical ganlzaUon bolde in the federated I ti ln lb gPaclfic While .. 0 ·th we extend our thank.a for thelr
Pllo.ae Newport" He bu drawn from life Preat-appll•J'lf'a. group. She ta a member Of the ;~ .. ·beet. driving. the car ;f ~ line \\"ork on euch poor copy. To '::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::~~I dent.a McK.lnley, Ttl.eodore RooM-HOBBY SHOP local Girt Scout committee and1 •hip'• captaln a.nd l.11 enjoying the the makeup manl Mr. Farnham,
COSTA MF.SA, CALIF.
:.. velt and Taft and thoee eince trom Kn.'= wm ha.ve the Mt111a only recenUy cloeed a hJg'hly auc-unusual .t:&bt. being seen around we a.tao •Y thanlu tor making ao
photographs. A door prize of ex.-Hobby tn eonnection. wtth bu CMStul annual Red Crom drtYe-for lbe clt durtn the world confer-u:a.ny be.d abeeta look presentable
ceptional de.!rirablllty will be hbi..nd'• ..,.,_.n,_ w•ere a clner tu:nca ot which llhe wu chat.rm.an. n y g -as you can see It wu v.·orth more -------------------------, e ce.
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av.'8.I"ded the holder ot the lucky S p Bar l.Dvtte. tht collector or The Hu.tone are members ot the Miu Mertam Crl'.M!by of Holly-th.an you know, tor tt wu the !tat! • Asphalt Paving
• Concrete CutUng
• Eojnlpment Rentals
number. would-be collector to tarry &nd Flnrt Coogreptional church of wood Wflll a house guest of Miu that got the bla.m.e when the ~per
1 Kr. and Mn. Larry Ewen, own-brow-..Bere, ·~~a~ stool, the Santa Ana. tn which both have been Herbert.a Johnson for the week... looked badly. _ I ers of the new stOTe, will feature pb.Uattli~ can ~ tbroup a active. D!'· Huston baa beld many end, and the bi rthday dinner on In clo&n.g, I uk you to pleue
~omplete radio repaJ.r service. Tbey lltamp..falder detdgn~ and made ottlcea ln the Southern California Saturday e vening .,,..88 attended by pau on these thanks to the gang I have already established an eviable by Mn.. Ewen ao Ua'1 all alampe Congregational Conference at the Nancy Neice, Dick Creamer, Jack 8.lld to say hello for me. John C. Blystone reputation In this line in their old are in plain eight. present time belng at the head of Richardson, '"Herb," Meriam and ROD !.1cMJLLIAN.
MOdel alrplanee 1lffll hold the the Laymen'a Movement for Call-Her~rta. (Ed. Note : ROd was the editor
lnterest of the Bobl)y Shop fre-fomla and Arizona.. ot the High School Beacon ln t!le
quenter. A wide va.rifty of modela The Hu1toOJ1 ba-.e purcbaaed a school year just clOBed. and as soon
wl11 be available tb.cludtng gu home on Ardmo re avenue tn Lo8 a9 his arademic work wa.e finished
General Contractor
511 E. Third Santa .u..·
Tel 1704 models featuring tbe p~ "Dream-Angelee and they will sell their headed for 'the bool camp a t San
er," The eb.op will be open every Costa Me11a rHidence. Diego to join the Navy.)
MARINE WAYS
GENERAL REPAIRS
llAINTENANCE
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901 Coast Highway
Phone~ 2088
and 2089
YOUR EYE'! ARE THE
UGHT OF AMERICA
... the first to enlist in a1i
lines of duty to "'in the wa.r.
Therefore your eyes ai work
deserve special consideration
... they desenre to be given
the expert examination and
fitting extended to all our
patrons.
DR.M. D. CRAWFORD
OPTOMETRJST
1792 S ewport Boulevard
Cost.a Mesa Phone 24SO
Credit Tr rms
Friday evening for the convenience
~m:0~"::.;ho de81re '•'"""' South Coast Co.
MIN Oarlotte HoUes of San
Franclaco, who baa been a guest
at the home of her aunt, Mrw. C.
M . l)eak1n9, 306 Al1'U'&do Place,
for the put three weeka ldt
Thureday.
HOME, AUTO, MAJUNE
RADIOS REPAIRED
l\la.rtne IElectridan
BURT R. NORTON
1111 Cout mway Phone 1411
Newpor1 Beacll. Calli.
Still Needs Men
A tun ecbedule of repair work (
at the South Coast company nece1-
11ltatea an lmmedlate hlrtng Of
about 100 men, C. W . Petty, per-
eonnel manager of lbe largest boat
yard ln Newport Harbor 88.id Ia.st
week.
Pipefltten1, shlpfitten, welders.
electrtclana. and mechanic. are
urgently needed. Other men may
be added later when tbe work
echeduled now undertaken 1A ln-
creued, u the personnel managtr
atts as much work ahead aa they f
can handle until after ChriBt:ma.e.
The recent ftve-day lull in which
men took a few days off until
other repair jobs came into the I
yard resulted ln the lou of quite a
few men who have gone Into other!
He,.b John.son, Cox., USN, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. H erbert L. Johnson,
111 North Bay Front, Balboa
Island,
I J. S. WHYTE I
PUBLIO AOOOUNTANT
INCOME TAX CONSULTANT
Adm.itc.ed to Pnc1.Jae by UMI
U. S. TroeuurJ' Dept.
Rea.. Pb.. Ne'W"llOrt 1847-B.. Office: rtnt
Sat!. 8a.nlr. B14 .• s ... ta AUL Pb.. 2631
TAKE HER TO .
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Balboa, California
DELip:ous FOOD ... COCKTAIL.BAR
DINNERS ... BANQUE71'S
Leonard Marshall, Manager
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Broken Lenses Lupl'.:atea work, or have returned to mid-1 -;;;;==
"·estern homes. the official be-
-MATT WALSH SPORTFISHING, Inc.
535 Coast Highway-Across from The Arches
The G W a large, comfortable boat
Exi:ellent Galley Tackle For Rent
FREE PARKING
Phone Newport 1420 or (L. A.) ruchrnond 9252
~OR INSURANCE SEE
Howard W. Gerri•h
C08TA MUA
Pbono 1f1
Automobile • Fire
Accident i Life
Uceuo IUld Qcmtnct
Bondo Wrflton
lieved. At any rate, the yard needs
about 100 sldUed workers lm·
mediately.
The bulk CJf the approximately
650 workmen now employed live in
the Newport Harbor aret1.. Costa
Mesa., Santa Ana or Laguna Bea.ch.
It waa said. A working force of 900
lit con11idered the m•ximum effic-
iency of the yard.. '
Oscar Wilbur, who speod! bis
winten In Puente at the Van Wig
home, ta here tor the summer,
v1.a1Ung bJa at.ter, llln. Elite
Starck ot Court avenue. j
·south Coast Company
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NEED 100 MEN
For Immediate Work
on Navy Repairs
Skilled -Semi-Skilled -Labor
• Shipfitters
• Welders
• Painters
• Pipe fitters
• Marine Electricians
Availability Required
AP,1y C.1.0. ~
2108 West Central, N~
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I TT AKES DELICIOUS
fruits and vegetables to put
pep and appeal into spring
meals. Safeway is the place to
find really good prooucc. Our
green foods are .rushed from
farm to store ..• naturally
fresh. We guarantee they'll
please you. Your money back
in full if they fail!
CHECK THESE V AlUES
Vanilla Extract ~lr
ScHIUng'L l-oz. botttt, !k.
Mol,...,~-0.a ....... •O!d ''-·21• ~ FOINONd lnind ..
Kitchen Bouquet :.-:,;34•
s..-far~ grvriel., etc..
NoodleSoupMix 1i;:• .-.-Com Meal ,::O .. ";::. ':;:' 11"
~ podiCIQll, lk. Cheenoats "=' -:;-1r
Raisin Bran -:=· •:;: 11•
Airway Coffee : ,~ »
F.dwardS Coffee: •:n-
.__,,. e ;-pac:t,edfift .... Jar.
Canterbury Tea::::: ~23-
Baby Foods~~..;..13-
Junior Foods C:.: 1_1,.
BabyCereal = ~%r ,......,. ... --~.
SOAP a1a .. -s+m
Whitermq
OldDtltch
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S• Iii I -..-.. 1a .......... ...., ... _ Fon~!,9:.•beonL En.UIS = '"•'1""'5'•';
GR'-1"1 tliem hot ond in .. gelable scrfo4. 11.
._ .. _ .. 111SN P£lS swur •
Weff.filled pods of frosh g-. TDDa I &c
C ""!-Sent w1tfi new pototots. U BISP cti.tar FO• •
Utob type, fresh green celery. Tender? Ii SAUD J2C $DI.ID cua'·q .... ,~.;;nnr u.
Cnsp,fresh,green.Dericiousbotled ... HE SIZE 3c GOl.DEI c , for;:;, 11.
Tendersweetc.,,,.Serve''roosti!!,d. -CWE 19C "" · •. •r tonight. 18,
SPREADS & DRESSING
Real Roast '""""IM•" ""· '37• Note Pf'.U. #9f
P<>INT1
lACH UTIOIED FOODS PllCI
VAJ.UI
Beverly •-• eu11.. 2 ....... Stnooth Spread .. , -.u-
s SS . ns ...._..,;,.., 1• ... 2s• e 10 Peanut Butter }ell
•••lt9Wl•lt .... :
(20) Niblets v""""" •oc•"' ll·•L 13• Golden Com ce11
S & W Marmalade ')!· 21 •
Two pound Mze tor. 3X.
(20) Com "•ohlond "'°""· 2 "~•· 25• ~pocked. c-.
Durkee's Dressing '0;: %'/• (10) Juice V-t Vegetoble 11 ... a.14c
Cod;toil , .. .
146-oz. CQn, )()c, pk'5 lO blue polr!t•I
POINTlfREl FOODS
(30)Gardenside Peas'!;:Ll 1 •
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_L_•_te.:.._' _C_l•_s_s._A_d_s_I ~U:~AL~Duru..~. ~c.~:~a-c-Ke_llZl ___ e_.::"A --.. -L D'&lff-. -'-c"'-.~-a-c_K_e!:i_zi_e-., :!li~rut~:e;rth Poppy Sale Nets Over $500 p~:tM::a=:tlng ot the i"lot
t -. .... ""9
of church me~ben, for which
S8 invltationa were aent out.
D. 'C. MacKenzie 1808 Newport Blvd.. Ooota II'.-1808 Newport Blvd., 0oota 11'.Ha Weber. Showcue· Co. 1 H b d M D • a ... wu held at the homo of Mr.
l8Gll NPho:~6~ Jlosa Phone 161 Pho~ t 5i WlDlam w . Weber. buatnouman n ar or an esa rive ~ M:~::.n =~"':'.,'.y'";t:;:
AmUMmeo.t Of tbe even.l:n&" WU
court wblat with Mn. Goodell hold-
ing high ecore and Mr. Glaa low.
Country Home ot Lato Angel .. w1>o ,... nported pre.tdlnc o.nc1 Mr. and Mn. Taylor ROSS & BARROWS 2 Be~om Stucco Home In Town _ 1 A~ tn a recent edltlon ot thla poper At leut $:IOO wu reallud trom tram leu than 2000 poppt.. lrl u c<>-h-.O. I S-oHon lo
Roomy. Ccmtortable. Well 1°'6 """"' u belnr the head ot tbe Weber the ale Of piopplea to reeident. ot 1944. aocordlng to llra. Inn.a. ~ · .Modern ome cated. s comer Iola. !few buDdlnp wttii I income. A Show cue oam~ ot that clt.y the m-and harbor ..... IUt olallng her ln the beach •aJoo were Plano were made to serve break· 1 Owen Roofing Co.
Plutered. Hardwood F1oon. Tb.la home la IUbst&Dtl&I, .:enlc, bup.1n even ln the.j. cbangtng and central figure ln a sult join· Fr1da. and SatW'd . 'or tbi.t Mn . .Mary Chamberltn, Mra. Bert fut Saturday, May 26 , to high I 509 IC. 'th St. Phone USI
Porch. the dam air ot time&. Y ay ""-·-schooJ graduates wbo are memben
Flreplace. Sun and away tram P tn~ the Udo Iale A.uocl&tion and amount, the Veterans of Foreign I Hatcher. Mn. Mary r uuk. Mrs. ;t~· ~th~~Y~ou~th'.:'._~Fe~l~lo~~hl~.'.:_~hl~l-~' ~~~~!IANT~~A~AN~A~~~~ $6500 the beach-not at the ocean and AU: For Boldman Thomu Ki;Mullen, former apeclal Wan Auxiliary or thll area led Myrtle Allen, and Mn. Glady• e wt P or c Easy Terms not too tar away. Term11. ottlcer, Ml not ln fact connef=ted the bonon wttb SS2!i.92 realized ,, Thorr:peon,
Come up on the PT&lrl• whe"' with the •bowcue company ln 'any rrom • complete aelt.out of theh' Tbe Legion State Department Electr1"c Refr1"gerat1"on there's bealth, view, 1eboo1a, D. C. MacKenzie way. 1800 popplee. getJJ 40 per cent of the fund. while
D. c. MacKenzie church••· clubll, all to malul Ute 1808 Newport Blvd .. pi.ta Kea& Thia tn!ormallon WU given by "It w .. a grand oucce•."' said the local poet retatno 60 per cent In the New and Modem Repairs
Manner 1808 Newport Blvd, Coeta M~ worth lJvtng. Phone 161 Fred Weber jr., vlce·preaident o! Mra. Eileen Inna, ehalnnan ot. tbe tor use ~ needJ fam.l~lea of vet,
Phone 161 Terms. u-ttc the company, tn a letter recetved Legion Poat 291 Auxiliary 1n the I eran" of either \\'ar, 1t waa d18·
'42·1tc following publication. o t th e poppy ea.le. She W d that her corn· c.osed.
D. C. MacKenzie CARRIE V. D!JDLEY arllcle. m ittee sold all but a handful of ------J. E. Barnes & Son
1806 N ewport Blvd.
1808 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa BROKER\ William Weber waa re ~rt.ed In the 1200 JX'PPles, and realized $17:-J. Col. and Mrs. D<>nald S t evning,
Let Ui solve your refrigeration •.roubles with the im-
--..,.__ proved instruments designed especially fA'l 1' --.., for refrigeration a nalysis.
co.ta Mesa Phone :516 Phone 161 103 East .18th Street Santa Ana t• have tiled suJt approximately. A few have yet t o 824 West Bay a venue, spent sev·
-42-ltc agalnst the special policeman and I be heard from. whlC'h may raise eral days Jn Los Angeles la.st '"eek.
\\'e Find the Trouble
Wilen Otheni Fail
2 Small Houses
1/., Acre Land
Co sta Mesa lhe uaociatlon tor damagu ot &.e t ota1 s11ghtty. she s 1d.
$1 :-J,700 a.a the result of an alleged ) \Vhilf' the 12 C'OBta Meii:i women,
beat ing at the hands of ~cMultcn under •upervislon of 1!rs. Ma bel
Our work i• speedily and expertly done.
' -Frult Trees
$3700
$500 Down
$40 per month
J. E. Barnes & Son
l~ Newport Blvd.
Coeta Mesa Phone :516
D. C. MacKenzie
1808 Newport Blvd., Coeta :Mesa.
Phone 161
$400 -y, Acres
Near the oil well&
D. C. MacKenzie
1808 Newport Blvd., Coe ta Mesa.
Phone 161
Lovely Broa.dway home. t'\\-·o bed·
roomii, guest bo\llllei hardwood
n oon throughout. pa o with or·
ange and lemon tree p riced at
$8600, term.a.
Lota tn Newport Helghu, and on
the Boulevard. Look these over
for your future bom• site.
Newport Beach cottage, overlook·
42-ltc '42·1tc lng the ocean. garage, plaatered ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I lnter1or . Many posalbl ll ties to
this pla.ce. Full pr1ce $3985.
See How
Your Radio Is Fixed
OPEN HOUSE
' For Our New Service Department
• Saturday, June 2nd - 3 to 6 p. m.
Mesa Radio & Electronics Co.
1794 Newport Boolevard
Costa Mesa Phone 345
Corona del Mar Cafe
Favorite Ellting Place of the Traveler
Along the Coast Highway
Italian, Chicken and Steak Dinneni of this famed way-
side hostel have converted the routine of an intercity
auto trip into a delightful little adventure in good food
... good drink.
ONE OF THE BEST STOCKED CELI.ABS
OF SOUTW:RN CALIFORNIA
Jim Kel)Iledy and Frank X. Burns
1611 Coast Highway, Corona del Mar Phone 1.967
Honn: S p.m.. Ull 12, except Tbunday
• Before You Build or Remodel
visit our lnt..restlng
sample and display
rooms. Color guides,
planning aids, com-
prehensive stock of
rugs, carpets and
lino!~
llup"
Carpet.
Oleoned,
JlepMred
LUDLUM Carpet Works
llH South Mala SL Phone Santa' Ana 2806 SANTA ANA
HEADED STRAIGHT!
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DOWN-N-
ONE
TO GO"
haly and Germany haw both crle<t out,
"'enough"'I Japan, however, ,.molnt to M can-
queNCI , , , ocardli• af raw matwlab for pro-
ducing office equipment ,..,,..Ins with uo. When
the third and last l;>arbarlc nation Ila& ..._
avot powered, yqu may laak to Tlerncm'a fer.
compi.te needs In .-ery lino for the ............. oig
ol yavr afflce, for -..omicot --
T~S Briags You . Tci_day-
t""'ffh1no that 11 manufocturwd for IM•ln•• of.
flee offldlneyJ they alsa haw fodory pan. and
• _, lnllned technical -nol for lteoplng
,..,.... ,.,....,. afflce equipment In perled ..,....,..
Ing -.lilion for the dul'Qtlon,
bc::lli:u1....,. _. AtW• ~dm,11 ~ ..._ Avzl•W.
. "*'!"',., ..., "'"•· c,11.ro .., ..._ .....
-Poultry Ranch with one acre. -1
Tl'&Uer Court on the Blvd. and
tull acre. -Choice ~ acre.
aa.ndy soll, etc.
I may have just what you are look·
tng for. and will ~ g'1aCI to hel p
you .
CARRIE V. DUDLEY
BROKER
103 East 18th Street
Costa Mesa
Phone 1100 42-ltc
Edna and Paul Lottntzen of Bal·
boa Island iq>ent three days a t San
Diego and Tia Juana recently.
I. E .Holcomb of Oakland Is a
guest at the home of F'rank Bell.
309 Crystal avenue. He has been
in shipyard work, but is rather
considering bu}ing a boat and go·
ing fishlng. planning to make New·
port Beach bis future home.
HARRY HALL
Painting
Contractor
Phoae 14S&-.J
911 Coast IDghway
4 dinghies at
$55.00 each
until gone
BALTZ
MORTUARY
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Lady Attendant
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410 Coast Blvd.
CORONA DEL MAR
~J.pl-.~
PAY ANI> NlGHT
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Our charges a re nominal.
ResuJts a1·e guarar1tecd. B 0 w L I Glngtas eaJd it wD.s the greatest
A marriage license Y.'as ls9Ued respon.se she bad evf>r enco\mtered B A L B' 0 , A
18.8t week to Ma rjorie S. C<>bbe and I the Legion ladies found lhat the!r 2 4 o _., S!O w .. t ••• s1 .S E I E R s E N 's
James Allen J ones. both of Corona results, last yf'ar Y•e re sllghUy rili
del Mar. larger. They netted about $1 80 L....;;;.._..;._....;;.._..;;;,_,: Newport ~bor Dlstricl-Phone !"ewport Beach "2
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Newport Beach:
Don E. New
Fred w. Eastman
Ralph J . liwin
Terry Aton
Burton Foster
Robert R. Hoke
Theodore F. Knowlton
Vall S. Ransom
Anton F. Suttora
Ernest L. Stewart
Harris L. Hottle
Frank C. Doughty
Delbert B. Fortune
Wm. L. Smith
Stanley H. Horowitz
1'!aurice R . Gibson
Donald A. Lace
James A. Free
Oiville K. Brown
Paul Johnson
Manuel Cordeiro
Walter K. Kelly
Bernard H. Threet
Robert L. Gump
Albert R. DeP!na
J. Martin Clark
Vlrgll R. Kimple
Otarles F. Buckland
John R. Nelson
George c. Hiner
Miles R. Sinnott
Jack Griffiths
Willard L. Killion
Louis Pulgendo
Harold A. Hunsaker
Carl E. Mcintee
Wilbur L. Lankford
Walter 0 . Krohn
Marvin A. White
Russell S. Teel
Albert L. Holmes
Manley H. Clark
John W. Coleman
Harley C. HublJard
Harold K. Relchner
Maurice A. Cox
Howard K. Gerrish
Carlyle C. Ramsey
Kenneth F. Holtby
Derwood M. Shannon
Claire E. Malloy
William R. Alford
LeRoy c. Squires
Daniel w. Leary
John W. Kolyer
William A. Kemper
James R. White
Amador Ramos
Charles P. Jenkins
Irvin L. Hill
Ciitford K. V amer
Donald G. Phillips
Joseph B. Jenkins
Grant H. PhilJlps
Ralph Myrehn
'"'illiam G. Eisman
Leslie L. Bennett
William P. Carver
John J . Gaffey ·
Frank A. Ceivantes
·Paul A. Jackson
Laurel 0 . Storey
Delmar B. Mangels
James K. Nelson
Harold G. Moore, Jr.
William D. Holder
Phillip M. Witman
Robert J. Barnes
Grover D. Miclcelwalt
Boyd L. Mefford
James C . Wells
Raymond w. Dumoo
Lewis K. Cram
Therin E. Laney
David R. Bomboy
Marvin K. Gibson
Arthur C. Anderson
VincentB.Mc:Guire
Frank L. Knauer
John c. Lindeman
Earl Schetne
Victor G. Saragosa
Raymond R. Bixler
Robert E. Wlnt.erboame
Wilford c. DurstCill \
Jesus G. Torres
Samuel J. Frocht
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BUY AN E·XT A BOND DURING THE MIGH~Y SEVENTH
FOR THE SA E OF THESE LOCAL BOYS . AND ,GIRLS .
WHO HAVE JOINED THE u. s. MILITARY FORCES IN THE PRESENT WAR
Robert Leigh Moore Angus E. Richardson Epifano Flores Alfred M. Reinert Paul A.. MlJler Amel Boldman, Jr. Merida N. WUJs
Eugene R. Bartlett Nels E. Olsen 0. Zelle~mon Arnold H. Sine Louis Reinert.son Duane H. Hafner John R. Mitchell
Leonardo Peruzzi Frank W. Skinner Carl A. ROSEllbawn Paul Blanle Donald A. Smith Louis Reinertsen Victor D. Nielsen Alexander J. Shand Richard E. Pelter Josiah L. Stamp Jack S. Forester Carl A. Runing Ray W. MWTU.Y Leland V. Nonnan Myles R. Sinnott John M. Reece
Leslie M. Thuet Robert A. Berry Oscar E. Runing Eugene T. White Oliver 0 . Odette Francis L. Stafford Thomas H. Reeves Lee Wilson Fred R. Sl Amour Otarles H. Schick Jrunes P. Rossiter Jolin M. Servantes Paul V. Parker, Jr. Richard C. Starkey
Hubert P. Yarnell Jesse E. Medford Jack F .Schick Anton N. Sutt.ors Francis C. Rowell Everett H. Schneeweis John G. Payton James E. Sussdorft George H. Sattler From Alonza E. Higuera . Donald D. Schneeweis Earl Schetne Theodore R. Phegley Frank Swanson Edward C. Stephens
Corona del Mar: Edward L. Sewell Ernest J. Bose Howard L. Schoch Charles R. Pierson Russel S. Teel Kenneth E. Stone Clifton D. Theuret Floyd H. Theuret Robert A. Schueller Otarles B. Poh Herbert A. Thompson James M. Van Trees Daniel H. Tramell Bernard D'. ''Fischer Edwin C. Dinger George W. Silafer Carlyle C. Ramsey Bernard K. Threet Wllilam W. Wood
Richard C. Barry Ruben M. Ramos George W. Spink Robert L. Sheflin Chester J . Rowell Harold H. Threet
Robert c Barrett Lyle E. Van de Walker Arthur E. Christen, Jr. Robert S: Schankoff Dwight G. Tipping From Frank A. Stieve Ward A. Sherman
Louis T. Glesenkarnp Victor M. Walker Balboa Island\ Alvin Cox D<>nald R. Luckham Raymond E. Rumsey Richard F... Shipp John W. Burnett Roger D. Walton Newton H. Cox jr. Dan M. Stocks Edgar Da Amey LeRoy H . Sihilling Forrest R. Deal Everett E. Welsh
George L. Bosley Theresa Haugness Charles J. Wing Alfred M. Crane Charles A. Smith Ricl1ard C. Torrence Joseph C. White
RQbert B. Powell Wilton F. Hills Gordon Davis Harlen E. Miller George E. Smith J af.._Brannon Earl E. Wing John M. Miller William R. Contreras Latelle W. Woody Lester A. Smith Rex S. Albright William Kemper Heraclio D. Melendez Wesley V. Duncan Nelson M. Stafford Frederick s. Curzon From Balbea: Wendell L. Pickens John Knox jr. David B. Dyer Harry Hebert
Robert H. Gardner Frederick R. Sl Amour George A. Nehring David W. Grogerty Frank Douglas Leonard Frank F. Hirouchi John P. Garcia Clifford E. Stamp Eugene Taylor Jerome C. Notipka Boyd R. Lewis Donald E. Ludi Ivan C. Madison James E. Stocks Leland M. Johnson Victor E. DeJulis Jack B. Kendall Marvin Lueck James D. Bridges Wallac'e 0. Weber Donald M. Swope Claude S. Keams Oll•er Stevens Hal W. Smith Jr. John H. McDonald Leonard R. Kesel Elisardo Camarillo F1oyd Tait John A. Gillis (discharged) Ashby M. Powell John Powers Floyd R. Swingle Bernie 0. Camarillo Archie C. Temple Dale Fortune Edward Bucko Josiah L. Stamp, Jr. Robert E. Rea Calvin T. Flenner Carmel G. Saragosa Russell S. Temple Clltton Corl<hlll Beverly K. Smith Leslie M. Thuet Alan Stauch Carl A. Rwming Mlnoru Nitts Charles S. Thomas Joseph E. Dorsey Francis c. Rowell Vincent J. Healy Roderick W. Cox Valentino Camarillo Yutaka Matoba Phillip N. Trusheim Wayne L. Shannon Saint Cicero Herbert E . F. Corntassel Horace K. Nimmo Frank A.. SWansca Lloyd L. Bryant Max R. Viele Woodrow C. Hamblet James P . Loving Kenneth D. Haigh William S. Kirk Frank C. Canillo David R. Bombay Wayne E. Waters Lester A. Charle Constantine A. Krasoff Conrad R. Ball Richard L. MacGinitie John E. McAdams George R. Bremer Howard J . Weber Jimmie C. Tolentino Earl F. Glover Frank E . Bartholomew Donald H. Hall Harold w. Boyd Frederick J. Brinkman J. C. Wells Edwin M. CaIToll Dallas Palmer Maxwell M. Alford Frederick W. Martens Joseph E. Webber J. Brosnan Clark B. Wilson Walter E. Byi;on Ellgene E. Barnes David C. Corson Billie L Walker John J. Paul Billy V. Brown Clyde 0 . Wimberly Fred c. Coleman Leonard Hodgkinson Charles F. Langmade Harry H. Noonan James E. Stanfield Colin R. Burlingame Oiarles J. Wing Roger Barrow Myron L. Lehman Arthur B. Gibbs John A. Droege Ernest F. MacKaben Donald s. Bush Robert E. WmterboUrne Herbert A Thompson Douglass R. Priest Maurice E. Stanley Paul E. Whitman Donald I. Ensign Edwin M. Ca.ITo1l Alrvern Yeargen Lloyd E. Patterson Dallas F. Coleman Jack J . Boylan I James T . Johnston Charley H. Brock Warren L. Ca..sel Kenneth Earl Adams Ola! N. Neilson Savia Aguillard Y oshio Oktunura Guy H. Anderson Manuel P. Ccntreras Arnold A. Christen Charles.A. Smith Roy o. Anderson John E. Croul, Jr. Raymon F. Cleveland
Clarence L. Armstrong Rex R. Canterbury
John W. Landis, Jr. Karl Leon Amery Francois Andre Don A. Gunderson Fle\cher M. Haight Wayne H. Walker William L. Buck Howard E. Coe Elmer Zeimer Backes Marco P. Anlch Woodrow W. Menitt John L. Upson Joe T. McChesney Cecil C. Drake Merel N. Coe Norville W. {lackes George E. Michaud William A. Kirk, Jr. Eudell w. Whitmire James A. Wright Norville W. Backes Warren P. Collins Ronald C. Backes Everett E. Welsh Stephen D. Rutherford Norman H. Miller Charles D. Mwioz Ralph R. Canchola Glen F. Crofts George w. Barnett Leslie M. Holbrook Joe A. Mclver Edward G. Haley William E. Blackbeard James E .. Stocks Lewis K. Crom William A. Barnett John V. Luke Keith N. Lee Paul A. DeRuff Walter C Brown Lester A. Smith James R . Crane Gaylord W. Blue Oliver 0 . Odette Fenton W. Earnshaw William L. Sl Clair Harold G. Cass Harold M. Imato Norman W. Crane Lawrence A. Wurdinger James E. SUssdorf Robert L. Alim Preston H. Duncan James H. Benedict Thomas H. Altken Nelson M. Crawley Lee A. Dougherty Tate H. Hales George E. Van Pelt Milton C. Arbom Robert Lee Boyd. Jr. Samuel B. Lewis Cecil C. D.rake William J . Campbell Beverly B. McFarland George H.. Conaway Hugh W. Haley Bergen M. Davis Thomas E. Grupek Jack E. Dulaney William H. Hitt Orland H. Briscoe Leonard Perruzzlo David W. Harvey Harvey M. Davis Phillip S. Hall David B. Dyer Charles D. Pierson Carroll D. Mefford Basil K. WU11amson Heber H. Fowler Charles A. Denker William H. Hansen Aubrey J. Eichorn Charles F . Thompson Lorin Stacey John R. Lugo Donald R. Donal~ John A. Droege James A. Herndon Gilbert A. Estrada Daniel W. McMIUan Lambert B. Fortune Leland G. Fuller Angus E. Richardson James T. JohnStoo Charles F . Hoffand Clarence W. Fernandes Robert C Beecher Earl L. Bente Clarence W. Noller Robert J. Parks Carl Oberto Wayne A. Howard Merwin J . Fickas F1ayd K. Taylor Paul Chester Robert H. Garrison Orvyse Z. Robertson Clifford F. Porter Harold M. Imoto Calvin T. Flenner Richard C. Starkey Walter C. Souder Anson B. Smith, ill Hugh E. Dunlap --t:c-Harold v. Inman Edward c. Flink Paul H. Keller Ransom D. Tilton Harlon c. Arnold Stuart J. Inglis
Ralph J. liwin Jack S. Foerster Harry L. Conover Harold W. Graham William E. Dickey Gordon M. Barker Among older persons Paul A. Jackson John J. Gaffey Dan L. Patch Edwin R. Stauss Robert L. Sattler Richard F . Nickersoo in the service or wh o Robert L. Jackson Marvin K. Gibson Robert E. Boudinot Harry A. Robinson John s. Clarkson John W. Yale, Jr. have enlisted are the fol • Charles P. Jenkins · Jess D. Gilbert Guy Boldman William -M. Haun Nelson M. Stafford, Jr. James S. Brooks lowing: ~G.Kanagy Robert G. Grable Douglas 0. Bray Leonard B. DeBord Clifford L. Evennan Robert M. Dickey Capl Joseph A. Beek Kenneth L. Kesel john P. Gredley Jerome R.. Briggs August B. Clark Robert M. Campbell Richard M. Bluel Mate H. H. Williamson Frank L. Knauer Duane D. Albers Orlando H . Briscoe Dwight G. Tipping I Milton Kramer John C. Devenish Capl Albe!t Soiland James P. Knight John B. Shirley Charles F. Buckland Edward H. F1ach Duane D. Deakins Paul E. Greiser Ll Col. Wesley Smith Robert H. Knighten Elija R. Woody William. G. Burd George W. Horner Daren F. McGavren Jerome W. Parks
William R. Lane Claude J. Crane Saint Albert Cicero Francis L. Stafford Gerald D. Schade Jack H. Osgood From Costa Mesa: Therin E. Laney Francis R. Stearns Joshua M. Clark Victnr D. Nielson Robert J . Ramsey Richard B. Dimmitt
Wayne A. Howard Thomas 0. Sargent Clifford A. Lionbarger William A. Collingwood George W. Shafer Audrey L. Reviea Ralph A. Wilmot
Walter L. Lathrop I Forrest L . Richardson 1 Manuel Cordeiro, Jr. Uhl L. Loving John F. Vogel Joe E . ROOriguez Herbert R. Lee Harry Peterman
Leland V. Nonnan
Donald B. Stearns Walter E. Dyson Edward G. Hall Marlin L. Edwardson John F. Burke
Nonnan W. Crane Keith N. Lee I Joe Peterman Edward K. Flach Vernon E . Fitzpatrick Edwin H. Finster Marvin F . Meyer
P.aymond T. Lesnick 1 Everett J. Landreth David W. Gazerty Philip A. Hayden Robert Haley Thomas W. Myers
John C. Lindeman 1 Leslie E. Whitehead Ernest Graf Warren R. Atherton
Jimmie R. Pearson Otarles Milton Arborn James J. Crowe
Donald R. Luckman Manuel L. Alvarez Harold W. Graham Elmer D. Bal= Harold W. Novak Ox!rad R. Ball, Jr. Frank W. Catherina
Homer S. McClellan Herbert 1£ l>ltoemaker
Chester R. S dage
Simon Plas Clarence Grimes Irvin J. Gordon Stan. A. Gorzuchovskl George M. Barker
Clyde E. Davidson Ruth H. McClesky Jesse J. armon Gordon W. Grundy Rehse F . Mowry Robert H. Easton Robert K. Barr
Delmar B. Mangels Lester B. Piper Arthur L. Hall Donald L. Bingham Hal G. Ledford Harry James Blee Ralph H. Coke
Donald J. Manalf Arthur F. Eisman Robert s. Hall Marvin J. Jurich Ben W. Blee Milo 0. Sjolseth
Martin E. Marzolf James W. Dishong
Robert J. McFarland
Clarence E. Taylor George L. Boxley El.isardo Camarillo
George H. Pierce
Jim W. Hemstreet James P. Barrett
Bernie C. Camarillo Alfred N. Miller George H. Hiner Everett L. Allen Victor H. Oxarart Harlan L. Bowman
Carmel C. Sargosa Robert C. Miiier Forrest S. Paull Billy w. Hlnesly Robert G. Williams Brydon B. Baker William J. Bryant
Gerald J. MlJllgan William R. Hoffman Frank F. Rivera William H. Hitt Thomas A. Sanson, Jr. George K. Baker James W. Buell
Wm. W. Williams WillJam H. Milligan, Jr. Frank Vlasschaert Robert R. Hoke Gerald A.. Smith Dick L. Bronaugh Harvey W. Clark
Benito» Cervantes Thomas 0 . Moch Marion R. Owen . Harley C. Hubbard James E . Frost Edward F. Bruning James E. Crane
F. H. Moore .John A. Regan Heber H. Fowler Raymond B. Tuder Kenneth N. Johnson Wilbur 0. Buck George H. Conaway
Thomas W. Meyers Richard F. Mossman Kenneth B. Johnsen Lester G. &!es George M. Crocker Louis T. Glesenkamp Raymond A. Damerall
. Ralph. Myrehn Henry L. Lange Max R. Jordan Lankford V. Pheb!Js, J~. Duane D. Deakin Fletcher M. Haight Bob E. Arnold
Houston J. Nickens George W. Smith Walter K. Kelly Charles H. Storing I Jack w. Croughan Franklin Hansen, Jr. Arthur F. Snyder
Ooton Oren Wllliam R. Salisbury William E. Dickey Stuart J . Inglis Melvin H. Shafer•
Herman L. Partridge, Jr. Leonard L. Logsdon
John W. Kolyer Paul w. Swldln
Hugh E. Dunlap James M. Keeler Valentino Contreras ·
Ronald C. Backes
Walter 0 . Krohn Clayton 0 . Norman
Ralph C. McCord Earl L. Patterson Sigurd Lea Theodore F. Knowlton Marlin L. Edwardson William A. Lester
Edward B. Paulhamus Robert M. _carter Clifford L. Everman Percy Marples Harley P . Jones
Harold M. Pentecasl Gregory M. Leon
Qui E. Mcintee 'Vail s. Hanscom
Olarles F. Gage Byron S. Marshall Jesus J. Hernandes aaire E. Malloy Anton F. Suttora
James R. McCormick George w. Peterkin Ernest M. Menez Fred F. Miller Ernest L. Stewart Lawrence 0 . Goodness Nonnan H. Miller
Irvin F. Loomis . George H. Pierce Richard 0 . Sewell WIDlam L. Meyers Eugene R. Bartlett James C Grlffih Robert J. Parks
Llonel C. Charle • Kenneth L: Quan-y Floyd F . Burk Donald A. Gunderson Francis C Pollard ~A.. Nehring Paul Blaine
John R. Hopkins Vincent E . Rhee Melvin E. Swanson Alvin L. Rasml.IS8ell Roy w. Gebres John R. Nelson Amel Bddlnan
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This War Bond Appeal Sponsored Sy the Patriotic Firms Listed Bclow:-•
Soledad Castro
Truman W. Brewer
George K. Cooney
Steve P. Brock
Manuel Perez
William S. ·Smith
Jack M. Palmer
Axel Larson
Harold W. Wright
Steve Philip Brock
George K. Cooney
Gene V. Hachez
Jerry L. Hachez
Martin B. Marks
Casimero M. Leon
Floyd Lee Fike
John R. Cox
Refugio M. Leon
John E . Mackintosh
Howard R. Llgh ter
Homer S. McClellan
Howard L. Schoch
Renly B. Dennis
Marvin E. Gray
Alfred Silva
Kenneth W. Brown
Harold M. Penteco6t
Frank L. Sheflin
Ruth H. McClesky
Tommy F. Rivera
Robert V. Metford
Phillip S. Hall
Arnold A. Christen
Louis E. Melendt!Z
John G. Chambers
Kenneth E. Adams
Bruce E. Bose
Jack L. Williams
William A. Barnett
Bobby G. 'Theuret
John E . Sihilling
Owen J. Steams
Everett A. Rea
Oscar L. Johnston
Arthur H. Gibson
Otarles B. Lanning
Jesus P. Reta
August S. Bendlin
Hector A. Shetne
Preston L. Joiner
Richard H. Barnes, Jr.
Floyd Tait
David B. Almond
William H. Hansen
Raymond F. Cleveland
Jeseph H. Sheflin
Farrel Rippetoe
Calvin E. Wells •
Robert W. Nelsoo
Cecil H. Crane
Billy E. Covey
Patrick H. Healy
Warren W. Markel
Richard L. Jones
William L. Pangle
William R. Lane
Robert A. Meek
Shelby L. Kanagy
Homer D. Corson
George H. Check
Robert G. Grable
·Jack H. Clark
Dajiel H. Tramell
Manuel Muniz, Jr.
William ft. Sheflin
John P. Gridley
Julius Oblatt
Lucien G. Hansen
Bennie W. Anders
Joseph D. Mackey
Aubrey J. Eichhorn
Oscar E. Rwming
Clarence R. Ramsey
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Market Spot Meatl
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Welt I PWI• Carp. ' -· Newport Ice & C'A»ld stclnae
-z..w Bu ct 410'11dlt1Mh St. 1'aipcatBr dt
• Western Cannen Co..
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Acquatic School
For Harbor ,
New,,.,rt!leachwthe!Oflcll Jo-I--------'-------------------1·------------cattoo fO< a National Aquatic BUl!l!fZM 01lJDll H WANTED TO ll1lJ' n WANTJ:D TO ll.llNT
SCll<>ol, held M.cb year at .....,... Pu&LIC NoTIGES
, peJ't4 of the U'1lled Statu by th• _N_O_T-IC_E_O_F_SA_L_E.,.io_F_R_l.,-A_L_
Red C'rOll for candldata from
ELECTRIC MOTORS and WILL .SW AP 12 p.u,. Rcllqton W~ TO RENT -Garage
near Central a.nd 8th street.,
Balboa. Daytime only. f1i,one 7,
Newport Beach. -tl-ttc
GENERATORS REPAIRED Pupip obotcun and cue In ucet-
vartoua eectlcma to lea.rn the en· PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
tire story on aquatic life eavtng, No. 241.981
1770 Newport Blvd., Costa Meaa tent condlUoc., tor a GOOD wuh-
Phooe Newport 1724. M-9tc l.ng machine-no junk. 221 Santa
Thia one w.ls intended fOf' tbe
ahorwcase In the harctwar-e store
where Bill Coulter, who reslctes
at 706 Maple avenue, Burbank,
works, but the 35-poonder alsc:
got Bill the jackpot for the day.
Thia whit' sea baa:a Is similar
to othel"S being caught by sports
fishermen, and this. one w...s
brought in on a live bait boat ,
w ith light tackle.
U. S. Army a ir forces dropped
twice a.s many tons of Army ord-
nance bombe dur:ng the first six
mon ths ot thts year a..~ in the year
f oi10"·1ng Pearl Ha rbor.
Wttff'I ·,y.,;llNING A~ ~OS M-. :::~~
'OOll'T WASTE 'IOU1111MI A WlHMING.
U:T .. LKA-S£LTn11 l.lfTTffffO<;.
'!'OUU fl ND T~! SUN STl S4UNlll8.
In the oplnlon of Frank Crocker,
fire chief and membel" Of the Red
Cross board here.
When ,,. committee conalstl.ng ot
Crocker, Weston Jay and Jurgen
Lorentzen go to Puadena thl•
Thuniday night to meet with
othet'!I repreeentlng communJUe11
throughout Southern Calilomla.
the local group will present their
plan to the conference.
The .program for conducting the
!lchooh thls year 111 already estab-
1111hed, 110 that there ·~:ould ~ no
pos11ibility of ~urtng a !JChool
here now, but It is hoped that they
will win approval of the other rep-
rMenta(ives tor recommendatlon to
national headquarters Thureday
night.
Two candidates. stt11 to be nam-
ed for thia 91.lmmer'a meeting, wtll
travel all the way to Sweyolaken,
wh ich Is on a marine postal route
at Couer d' Alene. Ida.ho. tor tbe
school m~t August 27-September
6. There they will learn t o be tn-
atructors ln first a.id and all fac:toni
of water safety. Le.st year Ka.tb-
1een Sadleir was a candldate. and
the year before C1alre Craig jour-
neyed to the national meet.
Swim Campaign
Here July 2-14
Of four Red Cross Swimming
campaigns in the county this swn-
mer, two wUl be held ln Newport
Harbor during July, it wu an-
nounced bY" Frank crocker, chair-
lll#Ul of the Water Safety commit-
tee of Southern Orange Cou nty
c hapter, as well a.s of the local
br anch.
The Newport Har bor cam paign
as part o f the annual ''learn to
9\\'im" idea . ,..,.;u s tart h ere J uly 2
and la.st through t he 14th. Then
• Laguna Beach will hold its C'&m-
paign here, also, in t he foll ov.;ing
tv.;o weeks.
label, Collta Mesa, aft.el' 8 p._ m..
In the Superior O:lw"t of the PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER 33-t:f EX-SERVICE MAN want. turn.
State C1f Olllfomla.. in and fO!' the Dtctatlon -Typlng house or apartment tor hlmaelf
County ot Loi Ange.lee. 1770 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. \VlLL PAY CASH tor your ,fur-and. family 1.n exchange tor part
In the Matter of th8 Elt&te of Ph. Newpt 1726 36-9tc nlture or what b.&Ye JOU-Pbooe time work.. 'Write, 430 West-
EMILY McKEETH. Deceued. Nwpt, 2000. 0, R . Cn.wtey, The mlnater, Costa Mesa. 42-4tp
by g1 th 1 Let us in on your P'ood Buket, l&ll N_._t Notice la be.re -ye.n a un· Blvd., ~ Kea.. • . 99--tfc EXCHANGE RENT AL-San Ma-
der and pursuant to the law made BRUSH COATING rino home. 2 bedr</<>m. den, beth
and provided. the undersigned. Quick and Fair Eatlmatn. IF -TOU want to ee.n your old and lh· summer houae and be.r-
FLOYD S. HEMSTREET. Admln-Alao oil palntlnK and Jlgbt con-pl.ano .ee ue. We pay blgheet becue, for beach home for 2 or
Lstrator of the Estate of' Emily Mc-crete work. Write Box S , News-cub prloe. so yean ln On..Q.,.e 3 Keeth, Deee.a.aed. 1A'lll eeD a.t prt-Tlme1. 42-2tp t D n-•-•41 ~---Co month&. Write !oirs. SeJlery,
I C'Ot.m Y-an&-~ r&a.UU ·• lSSl Hilla rd Drive, San Marino, vale sale, to the hlg:r.: and beet 1-=--c-=c.,---c--cc-~~--~~ •20 N .,_,_ Santa • --•·ttc RALPH'S GARAGE . 1656 New-~ · .-&ill, .tU.ML. u-. Calif . 42-4tc bidder:. subj~t to co irmatlon of
said Superior Court on or after the port Blvd., Coeta Mesa. Repair-1 FUBNITOU FOB SALE S%
318t day of May, 194~. at the ot-tng. Generators. Starters. Elect.
ftce of Lindstrom and Bartlett. Welding. Specia.llzing on Dodge FOR SALE -Family gu 1'1l!lgt!.
420 w. P . Story Building, 810 5: Plymouth. Good stock part.I, Good condition. Ph. Npt. Bch.
19-tlc 1484. 37-tfc South Broadway, Los 1,&yige.les 14, -------------
California. County of l..Os Angetee, PAINTING OONTBACTOB P'OR SALE-One baby crib. Met.al
pre-\\'&r &prlngs and one high
chair. Ph. 281-M. 42-2tc
State Of California, aD the right,
title and lotereet of said decea.aed
at the time of death a.nd a.11 the
right, title and lntereat that the
estate of aa1d deceued Jlas acquired
by operalon ot ls.w o). otherwise,
other than or in a.ddltloc to that
ot aald Emily McKeeth, ~eceued.
at the time of death, LD a.nd to the
property described a.s
Lots 4 and 5 ln mock 227 of
"Section 'A'. Nev.'")lOrt Beach."
ln the County of Ora.age, State
Of Callfornta. u per map re-
corded in Book 4. page 36 of
Miscellaneous Maps, 1n the of-
fice ot the County Recorder of
aald County.
Terms of sale CUh ln lawful
money of the United Sta.tea on con-
flrmatlpn ot sale. Ten per cent of
a.mount bid to be deposited with
btd. I
Bids or otters to be tn writing
and w ill be received~ the afore.-
said offlceJ at a.ny t e an.er the
first pubUcaUon hereo and be.fore
date of sale, or may ~ filed in the
office of the Clerk of said Court.
Datf'<I. this 8th day of May, 1945.
FLDYD S. HEMSTREET,
Administrator.
Estate of Emily McKeeth, Deceased
CR-12359
Pub.-May 15. 17, 22, 24. 29, 1945.
1945
Painting -·Decorating
Roof Reps.tr &: Painting
Svmpson & Nollar FOR SALE -Divan make down
bed, good condltioo. $20.00. See
at 111 l.Jdo Nord, Udo Isle.
42-ltc 14 1--------------.,,-...,...,.,--.,----,.,-:-:-::-:-::-:-,--=· FOR SALE-Dlnnette set ln honey
Pb. Nwpt. 1217-W . 012 38th St.
12-Uc
PERSONAL
EXPERIENCED YOUNG M.A!'J I maple colo r. WUl seat 8. Wo uld
would Like to exchange for twln beds. Phone
Contact Party 550-MK. •2-2tc
Interested In
Development
of Desert Area
PALM SPRl'NGS • INDIO
Under cana.l water project. Raw
land ma.de into Desert Retreat
Ranch. Uke c itrus. grapea, datea,
or dude ranch on proflt-shartng
basia. Address Harold Styles, 740
Tnunan Boyd Manor. L o n g
Beach. CaJlf. 42-2tp
TRANSPORTATION 18
IDCYCLES -Sold. rented or r~
paired. Vogel's , 100 Maln St ..
Balboa. and 208 Marine A venue,
Balboa I.ela.nd. 22-tfc
E~fPLOYMENT WA.c'iTED :II
BOATS, SUPPLIES
FOR SA.LE-21-ft. sailboat, $~0.
120 Abe.lone avenue, Be.Ibo& Is-
land. 33-ttc
BOATS FOR SALE-16-foot ekim.-
rner with sails. ln good condition.
Seen after 6 p. m . at 435 Golden-
rod, Cor ona del Mar. 42-.ftc
EVERYTHING
ELECTRICAL
Ets-Hokin & Galvan
Electrical Contract ors
1000 COEUJt Highway
Phode 1384 97-tfc
FOR SALE F'an Tall fishing boot,
WANTED --Pract ic al nurse. very 38-ft. by 8-ft. 6-in. by 3-ft. 6-in.
light ~·ork. Phone 11 6. 41 -4tc Chrysler Imperial 8. 120 b .p.,
WANTED-Carpet and Upholster-2 to 1 reduction gear . P ower
lng cleanJng in your home. W ork plant. Completely overhauled in
\VANT furn. house. 3 bedrooDl!I,
for month or 6 wttkB, July or
August, on B&lboa Island or Bal-
boa. up to $350 a month. Rosa
Munro. 2490 Conlston !?lace, San
Marino, Calif. 41-6tc
WANT TO LEASE -Home for
family of 3. Furnished or un-
fumlshed. In Harbor District.
Urgently needed. F. P . Spriggs,
803 No. Bay Front, Balboa Is-
land. 41-2tc
WANTED T O RENT-Army cap-
tain, wife and a.mall daughter
need apt. or house for months of
June and July. WbUe priority
house 1!J completed. Pb. 1933-M
or Box 644 , Balboa. Island.
4~3tc
JOO Wa.r Bond Reward for infor-
mation leading to re.o.tal of two
bedroom furnished house. lo har-
bor di.strict. Pb. N . B. 2123-R.
42-lfc
WILL SWAP for either July or
August. my deluxe cabin, 3 bed-
rooma, 2 baths, all conveniences,
exclusive lake froot Jocatlon Big
Bear Lake. Must have attractive
quiet place elther Balboa Island
· or Udo lsle. Box W News-Tlmes.
42-3tc
REAL EST A TE
640 ACRES in New Mexico, $20
per ac. and equity in a L. A.
n e"'· double. paying $98 per mo.
for a bout 65-ft. boat. \\'alter,
1926 Butler Ave., L.A. (25). Ph.
AR36646. 39-4tp
TIDE TABLES guaranteed. Color and beauty re-Dec. '44. Bottom job Feb. '45. White spruce planking. Priced -------------
vived, give new sheen. Phone Geo B & Ela1'ne We1'ss righ~ Calif. Martoe Service for· .
The adult and children's classes
are divided Into five d iv!siona, f rom
non-swimmers t o .!fE'n io r life sav-
ing. It is hoped. the chairman lndl-
cated, that a year-round progTam
can be de' eloped in t he !tC hools a.s I Th. 31
an accident prevention me&.!Ure.
The loss of 54 per cent of Ameri-)
ca.n. fatalities dl:lrlng the flrat two F .
yeare of the war attributed to
drowning neceMita.tee a thorough s.
coune in selt-propulalon ln the
water, it wu pointed out.
MAY
High Low
2:S6 7 :31
3.3 --O.•
Low
6:15
3.0
Newport 2l8. 42•8tP rnerly Kendall Boat Works, 34~2 REALTORS
EMPLOYMENT OFFEBED t8 Via Oporto, Lido Isle. 89-tfc Income and Residential Properties 1------------w ANTED -PnM:tlc&l ouroe, very FOR SALE
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You maat b.e.-e Vltamin A
.. D aid t.n Q1'"01e<t\Oh a~•1n•1
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_wbea there '8 1 deficieoc y o I
dl1a Yitamin..
Toa aeed Vltam.i.D D to hetr·
the bod7 make proper use o l
die calcium Uld p-pborua in ,-di-.
If 'o• art 11ot c:ett \r r
f'DOUf6 of m-. two impoN•n•
91...U..., take a ONE-A -DA~
bnD4 Vl-U. A and D Tab
lei eTery day and io•ui• y ou
normal requ.iruueota.
DNEfil_DAY
4/J 0.4
w . 8 7 :08 1:21
4.1 0.5
(Nnr daTllP.t •ntiC ttme) Tt•• uw plaoed ta order ar oc:c:urreoce..
Lll'bt ftsurw a. io.; dark f'ICUJ"M p, m.
Your friends and mine
Mr. and Mn. Jacklin, 4008 Mar-
cua &venue. ~tertained over the
week-end with a houae party.
Guests were Mr. Jacklin's pa.rent.a,
Mr. and Mn. E. J . Jacklin of S&n
Fernando. wbo stayed four days:
Mra. Jacklin's brother and tam.Uy,
M.r . and Mra. Fioyd Wbeeler and
aon of El Centro, and Mr. and
Mr!I. M. J. Peteraen of Paae.dena.
Mn. Marian Alkl.oaon. the
daughter of Mrs. Lydia Strain, baa
left the Santa An.a Army Alr Bue
\Vhere she wu employed aince her
gT&d uatlon from. high acbool, and
Is now at the Balboa Island Record Bil.. Wua -Try
Alka -Seltzer I ahop.
~i~~~~~~~~~~~~.;~~~~~~~~;:;;-;;f Phylll!I Peters, Balboa lsla.nd, , "'ho "·as formerly at Ida Na.ylor's
&h op, is now i.P. lhe post office.
NAGGING BACKACHE
DOAN'S PILLS
WUO'S WIO II IAIBOR DISTRICT
'1111111'.PLACE AND KINDLINQ WOOD-
S, W. W'rtsllt. lTM Npt. llhd, a.ta Kea. Uoad '''"''!-'"· Pl1. -.J,
GllNEllAL CONTRACTO-
-B. ..-..y, SUOOout-Pl1. U2. P\ana and aa..truotlon.
L!JM•ILR COMP~ll!'-
o.ta 111:-LIJr. eo.-•LAt .. halp ,.,., pLLn your--· -...
., Dlotrict Lumber Clo. -lllO. Clout mpway at ~
OPFICI'. IUP,.LIE-
Mawpoct -Pu-Inc Oo. .fbemm : 1J -u, N.wport B ... ' , -PfUNTIN-, •
, Jlowpalt. -pv.N....__ Oo. J'l>mm· U -JJ, Now~ Booclt
' llmAL &ITATa. INIUllANCllt A NOTAllY ,.U8LIC-S.. .. 'lf•Dam, _-Jr, Ollltnl A; • n-L
11••··~.9TAMI'$-, ... jolt Rt$ar_,..,•tc OD. .a..: n..~ J.S. Naapwt D'41e\. -!IT M&T.AL WOllK-
,,_ ........ ·--..,,. ..... O>ala--no.
VAlllSTY --, &'11 3' ''t'A'Q am1 ... -. -.-,.; ._ J:lll-W. , ,
lJght work. Phone 1160. 42-itc
W ANTIID-HOTEL MACO. Balboa 21-tt. Alb&trom Sloop
1&-ft. Falcon Clipper Inn. Phone 68(). &-tfc
HELP WANTED-Man for Janitor
work. Apply USO Bldg .. Maln &
Central, Balboa. 41-2tc
15-ft. Snipe Sloop (with tr&ller)
14-n. Sneak bo~ (with traller)
20-ft. Clipper Sloop.
COOK WANTED-By Bay !"root
Dinner House. Poeitlon mu.st
12-n.. lntematlonal Dinghy
12-tt. Snow Btrd..
18-ft. Dodge Day Sailor.
be n11e<1 by M•y so. s hni. d•Y· Hubbard's Yacht
call Newport'"°. n-1tc Landing Co.
TWO EXPERIENCED girls will Cout Hlghw&y, Phone 2630
care for children or do tight 4~4tc
house work. 1564 Orange Ave., _D_IN_G_H--IP,-lS'".-p-ad-,-,dl'"e,-boardll--,--, -,Te,,.-o-a,.-ta
Costa Me.a, in rear. 41-2tp Tablet. Retail and whole.Je.
HELP WANTED-Electric motor WATSON WOODCRAFT SHOPS.
winder. man or woman.. Perman-611 Co..t Highway
ent job. Bay Electric, 1770 New-Pbooe Newpart Bea.ch 601
port Blvd., Cotta Mesa. 41-2tp 1 _=~=~~~~~~=-'~·--~tf-c
BOA TS-Bot. Sold aod TrMod
HELP WANTED-Woman o r girl Marine Eugtnee and ParW
to work part-ti.me ln bindery de-~SALVAGE AND
part.men\. Inquire Newa·Ti.m.es MFG. co.
oftlce. 36-tfc 3090 w . Central Ave. Ph. 2381-W.
GIRL or woman to help with Newport Reach. C<f.
hou~work . 1 or 2 hrs. a day, at
Corona del Mar. Call Ne'At>t. 139.
39-itc MUSICAL a 11.ADIO
2&-tfc
-------------!RADIO REPAIRS-All ma.ku;
A Snap!
N ea.r the Ocean. 5 rooms. Income
unit.a over double garage.
$7500
Beautiful Peninsula
Homes
Furnished and Unfurni!hed
$10,000 to $16,500
"Let's Tal~ Ir O vt"T!"
at 703 E. Central Ave.
Balboa. Phone 683
41-2tc
FOR SALE
TMMEDIA TE POSSESSION
Huntln.gton Beach
201 Knoxville Street
Corn.er ot Alaba.m& Avenue
3 Bedroom new home.
Open trom 8:30 a. m. to
4:30 dally.
HELP Y.PA.'\'TED--Young man or tubee, etc. Marlne Electrlcl..an.. ·
Ava.i.lable tn euentlal workers on
easy terms and at celling price.
Employ.es or many firms are now
o~ the el1g1blllty list for the first
time. This hoWle ls well con·
structed. The subfioor is of 2-ln.
planks. The hardwood fl oors at
l-inch and are beaut ifully fio-
lsbed. Prewar enamel bath t ub ,
metal jacketed v.·ater heater , 55.-
000 BTU gas floor furnace. lots
of wa.rdrobe-9 and closets. beau.
Wul tile. large por ches. Price
$5850.00. Down payment $585 or
more, 1t you wish. h'Ioothly pay-
ments $160.00 for four years and
then can be $25.00 per month.
Ask any bank about us or for
further information aee: NOR~
TON .ft BAILEY, 710 Ocea.n Ave-
nue, 8e&1 Beach. Phone Long
Beach 3lt>-97. 40-ttc
\\'Oman \l."lth car to deliver tele-Ph.. 2417. Burt Norton, 1111
grams 4 hrs . on Su nday!!. Apply Coast Hgwy .. N ewport Beach.
a t Paclf1c E lertric Sta tion. 1-tfc
42-ltc LIVESTOCK S7
!O \\'A~TED -Horses for pasture.
FOR s A-LE---Type--"-..... -.,-.-r._g_ood_ Laguna CRnyon. 2.000 9.CM.'S good
condition. Call Theo Robina. Npt. feed. $3 per mo. Phone Npt. Bch.
--
P el'. 28 42-ltc 212. 39-t!c
FOR SA.LE--Ladlee blc~rcle. Pre-
'A'ar. Balloon Urea. 411 San Ber-
n&.rdlno Ave., Newport Height!:.
42-ltp
FOR SA..LE-New potatoes. Bring
your own conta1nera. A. Bendltn,
1752 San ta .A.na. Ave.., 0>9ta
111:..... !9-<tp
Uncalled For Suits
200 mm'a mlt.9, l.f.90 up. Top
and rain coat.a. Watchea. W"U'Cl-
robe tr\.lnb, gun&. Baaldna, 220
W. Ocean. Long Beach. &-tfc
Juat Rece.tved New SbJpment
Women's Dresses
8PEClAL ANNOUNCEMENTS S8
FOR SALE -10-room house to
move. Suitable tor apartments.
Phone Garden Grove 6618 be-
tween 7 a.nd 8 a. m. 42-4tc
Carpenten Available
for general m.aJntenance
and repair
GORDON A ROBERTIION
Call Newport 83
'2-tfc
KEYS MADE WHILE VOU WAIT
Vopl'•. 100 K.aln SL Balboa and
208 MUine A-..e .• Balboa llland.
22-ttc
Having Housing .
Troubles -?
Let's Dlacuaa Them
CAN POSSIBLY WORK OUT
Tour Problem.a
And IWld1e All Tbe
Red Tape Det&U..
All ma 1nc1udlng 112
Children'• and ~ta Dn•e•
, Wlndow Sbadeti 36• waM•ble.
Y'OUR TIREB RmCAPPED while yon WOl'IL Brtns tn. your car or I have a Jayely bomelite, located
tuw In the momlns and they on llroodway In Coota Mea and
Each Oc.
Camp Clair for the beach
Mc to $1.10.
Western Auto Supply, a.ta Kea.
S1Htc
GIN J>oDan to~_ ....
----· 01
wm. be ready to ron In the eve--tun Mlecttoo ot plana to 1"0 wtth tt. Toor choice at two or three llli>&-PltaDa Newport 2'U tor ~--h wi"' double ~-t. o.ta -Tire 6 ~ ome ~ pr-~ 8bop. In th• ,_,. at ..._ ,-20th. al Newpoot 81..S. 1&-tfc
I
Sensi~ Terms .
HUGH C.I MARSHALL
BUILDER l-DEYJ!lLOPER
Eventnp ., Appomtzunt
Pboae NWwport 21Q5..J
PboDe Ana !Wf5
100 Eut BL. Senta Ana
BUY
FOR SALE--Two bearoom bou.ee.
Immediate poueasion. 1401 Weal
Bay Ave. 39-&tp
3 BEDROOM HOUSE, double gar-
age, fl.re.place. full bath and
ah ow er, on l liS Iota; 4 years old;
A-1 construction, 1st grade ma-
terta.l.8, Immedl.ate poeseul.on..
$8500. 703 Heliotrope. Corona del
Mu. JS.ttc
BALBOA ISLAND
7 large !'OOme furnished in good
taste, 2 aeparate apartmen'ts tn
rear. House and one apartment
va.ca.nt. $22,500.
ISLAND REALTY CO .
Phone 337-W. 201 Agate Ave.
42-ltc
FOR SALE-Three bedrm. frame
house. Hardwood fl oors. 1 t~
baths. Double conMruction. 2-car
garage with laundry room. Level
lot. Fenced. Beautiful view. Fur-
nlBhed or unfurnished. Some
terma. Immediate possession.
Owner 274 Chiquita., Laguna
Beach. 42~tp
AT CORONA DEL MAR
Lot. $550.
See
W. J, HOLCOMB
1517 Co&Bt Highway
Corpna. del Mar
Newport Island
40 feet Bay Front
2-atory, S-bedroom, bulkhead,
F1oat, Pier, Unturn.l.8bed
$8000.00 Down
$18,000.00
Ralph P. Maskey
3410 Coast Boulevard
Pb.one 4-02
S4-tfc
FOR SALE-3-bedroom. turn.lahed
house and 1 acre, on Del Mar
St., Costa Mesa. $&500. $2000
down.
FOR SALE -3-bedroom h0use,
garage, 1 ~ a crea, barn, chicken
equip .. 4-1n. v.•ell & pump. 1 blk.
or highway 39. Ocean View Dis-
trict. $6500. Terms.
HOUSTON. SUTER & H6USTON.
!'NC.
109 Ma.in St., Huntington Beach
Phone 128 41-ztc
FOR SALE-By owner. attractive.
unfurnished Ocean Front home.
In good location. S bedrooms.
aunroom. 2 be.th!I', living room .
dlning room, kitchen, breakfast
room. Furniahed apt. over double
garage. Immediate occupancy.
Phone evenings, N. B. 1470-W.
41-'tc
"Where the Flap Fly" 42-ltc MONEY TO LOAN • -~~-~-------Lot on Peninsula
$1500
FROM $100 to $10,000 LOANED.
Im.mediate Service.
$9.-t7 per mo. Pa.ya $100 in 12 mo.
Federal Fina.nee Co., Inc. Ocean Front Lot
In Balboa
$2000
More than 21 yeare in Santa Ana
420 No. S;,•camore, Sa.nta Ana.
40-3tc
Good Peninsula Home
3 bedrooms
$9500
LOANS TO BUILD, buy, impnwe.
modernize or rel\nanoe.
Newport Balboa. Federal S&vinp
and Loan Aasoclatlon.
3888 Vl& Udo Telephone 1500
El Bayo Tract
Bay Avenue
3 Bedroom HomE>
2 bat..~s. Completely furnished.
$15,500
Immedia te P ossession
AUTOMOTIVE II TIRES 158
F OP. SALE-F ord 1929. 1fodel 'A'
coupe. Good mechanical cond.
Tir es good. $185.00 ca.sh. Call at
227 Grand Canal, Balboa Island.
Mrs. Pease. 42-2tp
Bay Front Lot
$10,000
W. L. Jordan
700 East Central. Balboa
Phooe 1~3 42-ltc
IF YOU ARE
A VETRAN
or
BEING EVICTED
I CAN BUILD FOR
YOU IMMEDIATELY
Call Me for Full Information
and let Me Worry about the
Red Tape.
YOUR LOT OR MINE
HUGH C. MARSHALL
AUTOS WANTED
Don't Sell Your Car
Until you have checked
prices with
CULBERTSON
CHEVROLET CXJ. INC.
Get Top Money
For Your Car
Courteows buyer wtll call and
adviae celling prlcee, and ar-
range all details for you.
We Need
Clean Used Cars
Cash Money Waiting
Culbertson
Chevrolet Co. Inc. BUILDER. DEVELDPER
Phone Newport 2105-J
Call Eveninga 4.2-ltc
Chevrolet and Oldmnobile Dealers
302 Ocean, Huntlngton Beach
SOOl West Central,' Ne-;vport Bee.c.b
· ~tfc
BAOK THE ATl'ACK AUTOKOTIVS a TIBD
41 CHRYSLER WINDSOR COUPE
• Radio, Heater, F1uid Drive-'1562
'1119
'1300
'1143
'1050
39
39
39
38
37
36
PONTIAC TOURING SEDAN
Radio, Heater--
STIJDEBAKER CUS"I'OM CRUISER
Overdrive, Heater, Radio--
PONTIAC
STATION WAGON-
BUJCK SPECIAL TOURING SEDAN
Radio--
PLYMOUTH COUPE
PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Radio. Seat Covers-
'512
'640
e ALL OF THE ABOVE CARS HAVE GOOD TIRES, EXCEL-
LENT MECHANICAL CONDITION, CLEAN UPHOLSTERY
Aj'ID GOOD PAINT
ALSO SEVERAL GOOD TRANSPORTATION CARS.
Good mechanical condition and gcxxl tires.
All Prices Wlthln OPA Celllng
WE TRADE LOWEST G.M.A.C TERMS
CULBERTSON CHEVROLET CO., Inc.
Cllovrolet & Oldsmobile Oe&ler
3001 West Central Ave., Newport. 302 Ocean, Huntlngtoc Beach
42-tfc
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
NEEDED
Service Men and War Workers
An AD
Depmdlng Upon Our G!rls at the
SWltx:hboudll
OOOD Pil' WBILE WmmlG .uID R1!XlULAR IN'CREAlllB
Jello .t.vaO•ble In 111:.,.y Sou-.. caJltonila Otlm
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
TELEPHONE CX>.
100 a.st Bay Ave., B"'xe
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tlleJr daU&htu, l4iM Lola Ami T&y-..,yway. Now lie woWdn't bo abla Tri-Y Installs At Wedd I~ Bell~ For ri ~e u t9 210 A'*'oo• ueaue, 1aat week. ton Jay, Wlllard KWlon, ~ xc-
lor to Tech. SJ\. Robert Gleml to -" It on -. u.. -o< Illa A I DI W B M I S • -~ be " z.uer, us ArmJ, o1 A1<ro11, Ohio. -":t st. J.-pb bcopttoJ M:ay 211. nnua nner ave ary runing eet n mmer n -0 s r ..... -ra. Arthur Call-Jack Part<.., Jama Rac-
Tbe doublAi rilllf caemaoy took for be i. f&lrly burwtlng ..-,th pride. · . I Beot. • era. C. L. tbom. Geargo Tardie)'.
place TUmday, Kay 16. at 8 p. m. The Uttle neili'comer hu bee~ Nomln&t:loo and ~tlon f1f capt. and Mn. ICctward IP'. Brun· A.ta ~ ~ Dieettng coa-It wu • buffet attair, and the C. :14. I>el.ldnl, Vk:tor Grace, J!'4.
tn. Trinity Reform cbu.rcb, A.kron. ed ld..lchael Edward and Upped the offtcen ot t.be Trl~Y WU b1l4 at tng, 1700 1:ut. Ocean. Jl"r'Ont. Bal. duc.ted before ~ atternoon ~ table made an attract.ITe picture, Pl' R Hill. F . E.. Reinbold and
Tbe brid9 won a form.a.I wedding IC&IM at ee'Yen pound8 ei&'ht one the umua1 dinner TllUJ'm!&y w. bO&. are umounclq' the enpce-card9 Ot the moatbly 11 .ton. OI. the 911read with a wbJte cloth and Hldlon W1:tbenpoon. '
pwn ot whit.a. with & long tra.&D one-balf\ ouncea. wbm be wetped mn• at U.. OOlicb Lamp ,,ttb June ment ot tbelr dau.pt.r, KUJ Eliz.. BrtdC-= the Colt& Keea oent.ered with tlowen lD red and
..... #DllW-Up 'ffll She carried • In. He aod ht. moth ..... .,.port. Wtgl!tmao emceeing. KIM Mar-abeth Brwl~. WA VE, Pl>.K. 8/c ll'lid&7 club, Kn. Jer-white, while the ll&pkblo ..... alto Williams-Wells
white prayer book with atrumerw ed "dolnS ~ly" with piano -&' Jorie .U.ZO. la the faculty -r to Jamu l!lmpeon Andenon, oon rold ~ler, new cl!alrmao, In red.
and a abower of white c:am&Unn& made for their return home the and Mn. Zelma llhermall .... a ot Kr. onc1 Mn. ,...,. .. campboll loamed by vote that the memben At the buolnea meeting Mn. T . Nuptials Sunday
..._ !Cother Zeller, -er of the latter part of thlo week. A ben apeclal ..,-. 4ndo..-. 1M5 Quan1er otreet. .rlobed to meet tbrougl! the IUDI· Weston Joy p-ded. and the ,..,.
bridesroom. WU the bride'• only enthulut over hi.I brot.ber I.II New ott\cerw elected ~ Her-W. Va. and .rrandllOD. of Jamee mer. port on •the 9PrlDC' benefit party 8oc1al intereet tn Colt& Mes& te
attendant and her pm& formal Karli.tne Morrill elgtat yean ot erta JohnM>a., pruldeat'; France• Slmpeon. former governor ot vtr-In the a!>eeoce of Kra. 8am ehowed that '617 had been cleared, centering about the formal wed.-
g own wu matched. in color by ber qe. ' WUcos.. vtce-prujdent; Ardelle ,tnl&. Crawford and .tr.. J . P'. Web9tet, which will be uaed for welfue ding of. Miu Allee WUlia.zm and
long giovea. She al-=> carried a Mn. Paul Claire of COsta Ken. Kennell, ..:.retary; Joyce Ann The brlde--to-be .. at&Uoaiod at hcwteaea, Kn. P . A.. Cbamberlln work next year. RI.chard Wen. to take place Sun-
prayer book. Tbe but man wu an. i.. Mkh&el'• maternal IT&Jldm.other Jon.ea, tteuurer, and K&ry canon, tM San Diego Na•al bc.pttal. 8he Ud Mra Spangter eened a delHrt BooU co«IDg $ftO have been day, June ~ at 8 p. m. tn the Four
Army lleutenant wbo had been aod Luther Morr111 of Balboa i... ..,.....,i..at..=-. o.ttencWd Marywoocl B1gh Sehool couree at the ~ of the meet· eeot to a hue in Alulta. and vol-Square Oo9pel churcl!. A recep.
~eraeu witb Sgt. Zeller. land. bta: pateMl&l grandfather. Dad . fteltrtnl' officers were Jean Gal-for otri. at Anaheim &.nd attended tng. Fn,grant n'ieet peui' and yet-unteer Red eros. woTk amounted Uon for the hundred Invited gueete
• -Alter the cerei:pony tbe wedding of the !401'1'1ll heir 1J1 engtneeT at lagbe, pre1ldent: Joyce Ann Jonu, Santa Ana Junior college and San low daistee decked tbe sun.room to 684 boun. "nle tint acholarablp will be held in tbe Woman'e Clutr
i:.:u ty andt\115 guata celebrated the South eout Company where be vlce-pnsldent; Herbert& J ohn80D, Ftancl«o College for Women at Of the clubhollle whe're alx tatile• award made by the League wu to bouae following the ceremony.
occaaloo with a turkey dinner. The I hall been employed ever since be secretary; Genevi.eve Holbrook, San Franc:Uco. She wu a junior were ln play. Richard Beekman, four.year atu-The brlde-.elect who t. the daugb·
wedding cake waa ln two la.yen, wu out of 9CbooL · t.Teuuftr. and Diana Margwart.h, et the St. J09eph H09Pltal TraJnin.g Prlzee were a.warded Mrs. Henry dent at the Newport Harbor Unioo ter ot Mr. and Mn. Robert WO·
w1th a Uny bride and groom on top aergeant-at-arma. S-cbool tor Nune1, Orange. wben Thiery, first ; .Mrw. Darrell King, High K.bool, and ~as for $150. Jt Uam11, 1814 Laguna aotl'fft, Coeta
end the decorati<Xa ..-·ere e!tpec.l&lly achool In Costa Mesa and went eut It wu an evening ol tun. for lhe joined the WAVES. Her boot aecood, and Mrs. C. G. HU5ton, waa voted to gtve two achola.rsblpa Mesa, will be attended. by Miu
lovely with gold wedding rings and on a leave of abaence the tlnit of ea.ch member wu required to do a. tralnlng wa.e at Hunter college. low. next year. one to a girl and one Roberta Birken.holU of Coeta
be!l.a. I May. Sbe la a graduate of Red.Janda 1tunt, eeven.1 of them •lmultane-New-York. She wu a member of Speci&J guest. ot the afternoon to a boy. · Mesa. Mr. WfDJama tn the 90Q. ot
The bride ls teacher ot the ele-Unlvenity and her former home oualy. with blla.rloua nault.. I WEDDING BEL.LS FOR the Santa Ana Glrl9' Ebell club be-were a group of Huntington Bea.ch An invitation wu received from Mr. and Mrs. Ray WelL9 233!5 Elden
mentary grade at the Llndberg wu in CoacheUa. Ot.hen pre&ent were Peggy WAVE MARY BRUNING t ore going away to echool. Woma.na· aub memben including the Santa Ana A.mrlstance League etreet, Costa. Mese.. J ack Cbambera
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Sg1. Zeller 111 juet back trom 27 Nlelaen, June Wightman. Peggry Mary Elizabeth Brun In~. Wave, Mia8 Brunlng'e father, Capt. Mmes. Riebe.rd Moore, H e nry to attend •their street fair on June will serve as hta best man. J 0 R D E N ' S month!t In India and Burma, and !• Mlckelw&it. Vlrgin1a Fernandes, Ph.M. 3/c, daughter of Capt. and Bruning, I• In Ge"rma.ny wtth the Thiery, Della Harpster. John Fol-16. n19 will be a public affair. Among the pre-nuptial a!talre
Professional Pharmacy Is on leave from bls redl.stributlon Marilou Ma.rshalt, Evelyn Rea, Ml"S. Edward F. Brunl"g, i700 Medical Corpe of Ge.n.eral Patton's kerU and Vlrg11 Brewster. Com-Member& who attended tbe meet-given ln honor ot Ml.88 William. m FOREST KVENUE 1 center al ;\llaml, Fia. where he ts Jeanne Ann Gerrish. June Craw-E.a •t Ocean Front, Balboa, whoee Thlrd Army. He la a former Santa pletlng the guest lll!t were Mmes. tng ot the Orange County Assist-I was a pretty shower at the home
LAGUNA BEACH n the medical corps. After a. abort ford, Barbara Flory, Wahda Fuller. marriage to James Slmpaon Ana pbysicla.n, ob!ltetrtcian and G. V. l.Jnsenba.rd, Henry Eggert, ance League in Los Angeles ?ttay !ot MrB. Harry Wella. aunt ot the
"In Busincs.5 foT YouT Health"
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boneymcon on the shores ot Lak.e l Dorothy Wr1gbt. Nancy Neice, Anderson of Charlelton, W . Va., gyneeologi!lt. b. D. Cooper, G. W. Snyder, c. 18 were the Mesdames Walton groom-elect, ln Santa Ana. A
Erie at Cleveland. Ohio, they left ' Beverly Boudinot. Lola Strunk, will be an event of J une. The groom-elect has recently re-Plas, C. F. Hand, w. E . Nickell, Hubbard jr., T. Weston Jay, Jack 1 beautiful set of diahee waa Pt'99
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j 1rta y 25 for \Vashingtoc. D. C, and Jeannie Lou Grund and Lavonne celved hla discharge from the u . s . E . J . W,rlgbt, Kenneth Stewart. Parke, E. M. Harvey, Rowland eented to the bride-elect.
\\'ere to return to Fiorida. The Lionbarger. St. James Aux ii iary ! Marine• alter t~'O yeanr' service. Richard Dittmar, Charles McAlary, Hodgkinson, George HolBtein and I :-------------~ halclllla -s...n-1 IWU a..Uf> !!IW..Jd.Dp. c.-.. C'nlk-H•": • -fl, n-1 8 K&wta..., nw: 11•1
ser geant b.opes to get a furlough~ He waa in the battles of Guad&J-Mom}·er, Fred Hauck and Mia& Mary Add1s Abbott. tt:"I J tt:"I phop
1 and 1! he does. the young couple Cub Pack Meet Dessert Bridge _ canal. SaJpan and Guam. and bta Alice Plumer. Re9ignation11 of tbree members -life /'(J.M. ,c::>t
I \\'ill come to cali!ornia. I specialty wu radarman. He ta now were accepted with regrets. They -7 Thurs. Brings Bags The de>sert bridge or St. Jam .. attending the University or Vlr· Fi.ye Candles For were, Mrs. Anne B. Lesler. Mrs.
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FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 17th
The lut Cub Pack meet af lhh1
eea.soa. for the Newport Beach
group will be beld Tb:onday eve--
ning. May 31 ln the grammar
!!Chool audltor1um and th1a will be
the graduation ceremonJe• tor Cube
wh1ch are graduating into Scout-
ing.
Graduation, Birthday and Anniversary
Costume Jewelry, Perfume, Novelties, Gifts
lewport Souvenir and Gift Shop
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Hr. MUI Mn. Forreet 8. Owen
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uk8 everyone to bring two paper
bllg!I and ~e 1trtn.g.
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In P)ayclothes From Play Pala
Play Pals has a apartllng oolledion of )OlllC taahlma tbat 9dd ,
gloll!Qlll' to your Vltam!D-D at.orbtim. Pw!dal pllhen, tsv and
aborts, playmlta -a mme -Am.
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Auxiliary "':ill be held Friday, J une gtnla Medical Scb.ool. William Wilgus and Mrs. Ho91rard
8 at the Ebell club With Mre. The wedding will take place ln Louise Fredericks Kresge. After one-mON! meeting,
St.mllt.oys
Models
George Yardley u general cbair-San Diego ln June, but the exact the League will disband for the Bike
Rental
man, aulat ed by Mra. Dlll:on Smith. date bu not u yet been set. Five candles on the big cake told summer.
Ticket.a may be obtalned from the etory when LouJse Fredericka, Members present at th-e meeting
!.lrs. Smith, Mn. Frank Cunning-L d I I G daughter of capt. and Mn. Wynn were the Mesdamee Marry Addis
ham or any Auxiliary member. j 0 S e j rJ Fredericlut, HOO Seaahore Drive, Abbott, E. E . Boudinot, Roderick
There will be door prize• and a Honored at U.S.C. celebrated her natal anniversary Buroham, Richard C..Ue, E. T .
prize !or each table. with a party... ,----------------------------,
Idle Hour Club W ith Mtu Patty Parke. daughter ot
M N 11 0 d Mr. and Mr•. John Parke, 104 Via. rs. e ie g en Yella, Udo Illle, WU honored by A dozen Coeta Mesa matron.
who are tar from idle u.aually, election to the pre11dency of
gather twtee a month at the bome Amazorui, women's eervtce honor-
ot a me.mber to mend, sew or ju.t ary orga.nlz.atioo of the timveraity
be Idle, it abe wlJihes. Mn. Nellie at Southern Call!ornia. at the Auo-
Ogden boated the group Jut week. elated W omen Studeota annual
She euved a dellciOUI luncheon, uaembly held recently in Bovard
eeatlng her guest. around a large auditorium.
table centered by an &rnlllgement Mia Parke bu been very active
ot colorful sweet peu. on the Troja.n campu1 1n the
Members preaent were Mmea. YWCA acttvtti~ and 11 put pree-
Boyd, Ella Mae Prlnelow. M&rgaret Iden t o t Phratere1, Women's
Long. lea Oark, Amy Viele, Alice Frlendablp Organiza.Uoo. She LI a
Jones aod lda Norton. GUHll we ·~mber of Delta Ga.mm.a eorortty
Mn. Tuc ker, mother ot l4ra. ~n-and l• put vtce-prealdent of the
alow, &nd Mn. Albert O(deJ1. ~ +uocif~ed Wom.en Student&.
Smart Beach
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Sport Apparel
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Play Suits
Swim Suit'S
Slack Suits
KING'S
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After out-door gamee on. the
beach the am.all guest.a returned to
the bouee for refreshment.a. Be-
•idea the large cake with It.a yel-
low candlee, there were small cakes
with,, on.e candle for each gue9t,
and nut cups cJeverly illustrative
ot nunery rhymes. With the calcea
were aerved toe cream and ca.ndi~
Young guest.a preeent w e re
Nancy Kirby, Sharon Milla, carol
Kirby, FaJlb Koenlg, Joanne Seale,
Frank Kirby, Dale Rlcbarda, Mur-
iel Do9r"Dey, Bobble Haworth and
JobnnJe Porter. Mothers present
for the tun were Mrs. Mervin rucb-
a?'d1, Mn. Everett Bea.le &Dd Mn.
Charlea Porter jr.
Double Celebration·
For Island Man
Las Costuras At
McDonald Home
Mr8. William McDonald enter-
tained members of Los Costuras at
her home. 1536 Ocean boulevard,
with the afternoon spent In sew.
Ing. toU~:ed with the !lerving of
refreshment.a.
Those preaent were the Me1-
damea ll<ary Stanley, Ford, Wll·
liam Tru.ty, Leon Fergu90n, Rou
Owen, M. C. Mullins, Herbert Mc·
Donald and WeaJey F'Dwler. "nle
next meeting will be at the home
ot Kr&. Owen.
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Phone 1827
Where Hair Styling Is An Art
Our aim is to enhance milady's beauty
and provide the ultimate in beauty care.
Head to T ot Beauty Scroict
DANT'S CAFE OPEN
Old
After-Theatre Snacks
Foot of Overhead Bridge
at the Arches
Open 8 P. M. to 3 A. M.
Portraits
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Have you a precious picture of mother's youthful
loveliness! Whatever condition it may be in-
no matter how faded -we will rest.ore it and
frame It beautltully .
We Also Make Miniatures
From Old Photographs
Roberts Portraits
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