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SAND
CRAB .,.
SAM
'W'IDI! PRICE. When Sidney
I D;;vidsoo tnld the audi-
ence of more than 1000 pe<>-
ple' that 'SOllll! 19 ot the 106
Harbor High graduates were
not there but In the war, It
took most of us by surpr!Se.
Of that number seven were
In the Navy. About one-
sixth of those who got their
diplomas are In the military
service, but that does not be-
gin to tell the real story ot
Harbor High students, as lit-
erally hundreds of them
have gone to war in the last
four years. This was the
14th class to graduate and
the combined total was 1212
who have passed through
Harbor's portals in the 11 or
12 years of its existence.
And the trustee who gave
out the parchments-Judge
Donald Dodge-has been on
the board all through those
years. while Principal David-
son has steered the ship
,throogh its myriad vicissi-
tudes.
Dr. James W. Fifield, Jr ..
who gave the talk on "The
Post War World," left quite
a few startling thoughts with
his audience, when he said
that many changes for the
better would take place when
the soldiers came home; that
free enterprise must prevail :
that minority groups could
not and must not dominate
. business or employment;
that real peace would have
to be achieved for the little
man and not for the favored
few who ruled politics and
government Indtlentally Dr.
Fifield has established a
church branch In Los An-
geles that is known far and
wide for Its humanitarian ap-
pl'Ollch to life and living and
took a decadent project and
built It Into a paying Institu-
tion.
• :t2 V ears. Thll. pleaS1111t
Theodore Robins, a trifle
heavier than when he came
off the flying ships In 1918,
celebrated 22 years as a Ford
agmt In Newport Beach on
June 1. In fact, Theo. has
been here 24 years, the early
part being at Balboa In the
garage business. Active In
all dvic enterprises, with his
pet Scout Troop 5 his chief
concern, this soft-spoken
gentleman has weathered
several depressions, not be-
cause they were tough, but
because he attended to his
business at all times. A few
years ago he opened an
agency at Huntington Beach
where he also has the esteem
of the motor public. If you
can live 24 years in a small
town and still have the confi-
dence of the people. you can
rest assured that St Peter
will be in a receptive mood,
If the time ever came. •
Ge<>. Roetnor. It is with
sadness that we chronicle the
1mtimely death of George
Roetnor, who came here
three years ago and by his
dynamic energy built a boat
company into a paying con-
cern. What hastened his
death was an airplane trip to
Washington a few months
ago when the high altitude
nearly caused his demise. He
neYer really recovered from
1he attack. That Mrs. Roet-
nor is confined to her bed
with illness. is also a source
of grief to their many friends
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• -po:rt Balboa News-Times
VOL00 llClXVD
City Voles $100,000 · War Bond Purchase
Committee Planning Details
Of New City Hall; Council
Still Without Master Plan
Hearings Closed on Corona del Mar Sewer;
May Allow Horses and Cows in City; Zon-
ing Variances Considered; Hearing Set I
I
Preliminary details are being sought by a co~ittee of
three councilmen on space requirements, type of building, and
a<ehitect capable of designing that building for a new city
hall. This committee. consisting of Councilmen "Bob" Allen.
Earl W. Stanley and 0 . B . Reed ha ve agreed to meet with
members of the Newport Beach Planning commission to de-I
velop the long awaited civic building, but still have not ar-
1 rived at a master plan.
ENSI GN MILLARl;t STO\\'ER
Grads Hear '":"O:" ad~~:~ ~~ · o;;,:er::.;;.-:::; C del Mar
El t Pie commi9Slon on May 17 were read or oquen a at the m .. ttng or th• city council •
Of Dr. Fifield ~on"d:.: • .:~~~in~ ~.!.::, Qff"1cer Home the S ite Four on Central avenue j
"We dare not take foor granted was apparent. Flrst the commission
that the postwar world is to be offered thetr resolution No. 222. I 0 f I h
a better world," said Dr. Jame.a W . which reacinded a February reeo-n ur oug F\tleld jr., pastor of the First Con· lutlon, aa.ld to be conlutlng, and
gregaUonal church ot Loi Angeles, then paued a new reaolutlon No.
•peaking to gra.duat u of the New-229 wbicb gave unanimout coo-
port Ha.rbor Union Hlgb llCbool at sent to the site.
the commencement exercleea W~-Both resoluUona were approved
needay evening. by the city council. but adopted u
Introduced by Dta.na Margwartb.. recomme.Ddatlons, not a.a settling
who gaye the welcoming speech. on a muter plan.
the mpeaker said that we will have Counctlma.n Stanley inqulred
problem• here at home to face u whether adopting t.be recommen-
well ae world problema, and that datlon would prohibit placing mu-
wblle cond!Uona may at nnt be nlclpal building• elaewhtre, and
chaotic It wtll eventually be t. bet~ the ci ty attorney ruled It would
ter world becauae of t.boee who are not. In order to adopt • muter
tlgbtlng today. plan. Attorney Roland 'lb.om.peon
Thr~ polnts were brought out df!C'lared, tbe city mu.at hold an·
by' Dr. Flntld; 1. a pe.rmanent other heuin(.
peace wbJch must be bom of COD· The planninc comm1mdon did
vtctiona in the heart.I ot people: 2, not turnWh a detailed plan a.nd
rupon.lbUJty ot world-mlndedneaa. specttlcatlont Of a muter plan.
for the day of n.ationa.Umi la put be ruled. hence the council could
Ensign Milla rd M. Stower, 9011
Of Mra. ~II Mcr\utl Stower a!
611 Orchid avt nut . Corona del Ma.r,
bu been visiting bere oa 30-day
rurloucb from duUee u ....wtant
g unnery offi cer on the ~stroyet'
Dortcb, It was learned laat week.
Young Slower bu been In every
battle of the Wt•tern Pactnc •lnce
tbe M&r'Shell•. 11nd Ln t.he nm and
aecoDd carrier plane strike. at
Tokyo. His brother iii owntr of
Stower'• Service Statloo, 311 Cbut
Highway.
Objectives for Newport
-t-
Harbor ·
(Btlicvmg thar a un;fied prof!"•"' of n..prowmem should bt ,
ca mtd out for tht continutd development: of N,,twpurt Haf'bo-r,
tht N tws·T imts has hCTtwith a~d a lia of objectives which
1t pledges to support to tht u.rmosc):
1. Estab&hment of a U. S. Employlldli Service Office
here.
1. Pedestrian tunnels for Coast Blghway, Immediately
for Corona de! Mar and eventually for ...,. near city
docks.
S. Water system iuleqoate for future growth of city.
4. Widening, planting, re-numbering and re-naming of
Central avenue from Balboa thnl Coast Blvd. to city
llmlts.
5. More freedom of movement for boatB and fishing
parties In and out of bay. 1 6. Adequate sewage system, Including a better outfall
arrangement
7. Develofmeot of city--OWrm! bay frontage on both
sldis o channel for acoommodatioo of boat owners.
8. Dredging of upper bay and port for Costa Mesa.
9. Widening of dangerous three-lane highways north-
ward to Santa Ana and along Coast highway.
10. Traffic loop In Balboa..
11. New city hall and civic center (now In pl•nolng
. stage), ,2. Another municipal camp grounds In West Newport.
IS. Consfnlctlon of pier In bay for""'-clt'll Mar-. -
14. City beaotlflcatfoo program, lndndlng eo-ordlnated
t.-.... planting program, and removal of power and
telephone )IOlflll from lrnsln = dlda Ida.
News-Times Submits Ust
Of Civic ObJectives Citizens
May Plan for Post· War Period
. City Will Buy
, Sl 00,000 In
"
1
, Bond Drive
PAUL LORENTZEN
f orgit Sells
fishing Boats
To Lorentzen
Does Not Affect Indi-
vidual Quota; But it
Counts in Totals
The city council, by unani-
mous action, voted yesterday
afternoon to purchase $100,-
000 worth of short term bonds
as part of the Seventh War
Loan drive from surplus
funds received from sale of
bonds previously held by the
city and by adding other
funds to attain a figure oC
$1 ()(). ()()()'
The large fund will be a tre-
mendous boost toward the Oftl'-&ll
totale, rema.tked W. H. HJlchman.
chairman of the drive when in-
formed of the action of the council.
He pointed out, however, that UWr
doea not affect the "E" bond aalea,.
I which are bonds lntel:lded tor lo.-
I dividuala. It does give the commun-
AJ Forglt, well known .9p0rta-ity a credit of $100,000 on the
!Leberman, and owner of the OWl, totals.
Maiden. Dina Lee a..od Jennie Lee,] The patrl~m of the council.men
i:'bb liat ot objec:Uves for t:hd" has" sold out his entire interests ln voting the purchaae waa pra.Leed
Newport Harbor area la propoeed. s· y Old Bo including pavilion ~ea.see and equip-by the committee, wbo mentioned
tn tht• tuue, and will be kept be-IX. ear-y ment to Paut Lorentzen ot the the tmpetua towaro. the raistnc ot
fore the readers ot thla newspaper Hurt C-arryin Pi Sportl{Jhlng Center. It wu an-$.U0.000 toWa would not affect
to feolldlfy opinion 0 0 many Im-g e nounceiS yesterday. The con.sider-the separate quota .et tor the "E'•
aUon wu approx.lmately S!Ml,000. bonda. or $213,000. For the defeat provementa needed tor the bf:netlt A Boul d 1 d th t h !••• of 1the oommuntty. cross evar Lotentun dee are a e p -Of lnfiatiOD at the IUUDe Ume U to keep the tour newly acquired winning of the war It waa 1U-S Theae obJecUve1 are not listed ill d .. ely tn orde. t their importance d ~ Cos boe.ta at the Balboa Pav on un er that the government ta paying
Mft..r:a.ther ..: ~ pouibWty or at: M'nlil! ~ ~ to hel :: the operation ot "Pop" Quigley, moet a.ttentlon to the -.le at the
esa P s bookkeeper, and Warren Fowler, latter.
WnmenL Tbey are not, In mo.t mother by colnc to the &l'Ooery ticket a.gent, but the new venture
cuee original with the Newa-store tor her, ended In a near would be under the over-all man-
Tlme.. However, they repre.eent tragedy Mondq ~. Young agment of Frank Bell who bu
and we muat torego our provt.ncllll-(OJntlnued ca Pap f,)
lam and recognize the brotherhood
C. M. 8oy Safe;
Was Prisoner pl.&nning tor the tutu.re, and ln Carl Held, 90l"I: of~ Mn . Ro-managed bis interests at the for-
. ooming luuea we will d1ecuu each bert Held. 438 N boulevard. mer Kemper landing, immediately
one ot tbeee objectivee. We will had crossed the • at::re&m· j lnln the bridge on the south
Beach Landlords
Included in Action
Filed by OPA or man : s. uni ... our men 1n th• Four New Ho-s armed ton:e9 an to be betrayed 11n;;-Jay and relief have hem the w• muat re-<oolahllah the thing• In For Costa Mesa emotions of Mr. and Mrs. F. B.
America tor wbJcb they have gone . Owen, 2091 Ne~rt Boulevard,
out to fight. Of this tut, the c.osta Mes.a, and their dauef\ter--ln·
spe&ker aplauded the trend wblch New building ln the Costa Mesa law. Mrs. Jack White, who resides
Prellt.dent Truman la lhowlng to... I area consists ot four new red· with them, ~ ottldal word that
ward checking a totalitarla..n gov-dences totaling $10,496. I..a.rcest Lt. Jack WhJte hu been liberated
emment. and mentioned the effect ot them l.s being buiJt on }familton from Stalag No. 1 prison. In Ger-
the oplnlo,na ot returned eerv1ct street east of Harbor bouJf.vard at many where he has been SJnce N&
men a.re having on tabor diaputes. a cost of S5000 by Delmar C. Sip-vember when the &17 of which he
Virginla Smith gave the fare-pie of 26 Victoria stTttt. A. B. was pilot. ~ foreed down over
well. alter which Principal Sidney Higginson, 3475 Newport boule-ee.rman temtory. .
Davidson presented the clua, wtth ~. is building on Magnolia Now h is own letters a re . com1~g
Judge o. J . Dodge giving the di-street at 8 C06t of $2100. th:o""gh. the first one wntten 1.n
ploma.s. Miss Marie Helbech direct -Earl E. Trapp is build.irlg at a ~n shortly before the Yanks
ed. the on:he9lra and mixed chorus cost or $20CX) on Santa Ana ave--1 a mved to set .him free. Last word
and Rev. Gari Johnson gave the nue and Fern Savage of Newport came rrom h~m In .France where
Invocation and Rev. E. D. Goodell Beach is building on Pomooa he w~ awaiting pas.sage home.
the benediction. • street at a C06t of $1396. . Lt. White went ove-rseas last Ju1}·.
welcome help. Ing with wemy wotken on their ~ g th •••• L
U SES ~FICE •--at 5 ~ uncle th aide of e cuauue vr way •-1~ =~ P.. m ., r e · In the deal the new owner takes For e.x&Dlple, on April 24.. Ulla supervision d bis mother who th st.a t and tackle of
year, the Newa . ."rtme1 tntervwwed stood at the ~ of the road in ~~:rat~: pa~~:n which he wfil lnvutlgatoni tor the OPA have
eeveral dvtc le&dera oo the. nee--l'ront at their home. continue to operate &11 le for the filed actiotl.9 a.ga.lnat 23 vtolaton ol.
•lty of having an otnce of the U.S. Dnerg:h:c from the l'tore 8CJ"Oa t So f th boat.a he said rent control regulationa ln Orange
Employment Service here to direct the boulevard with a bJ9dous pie pre:~· me 0~ ..... ~ ~n cha.r-county, according to the otnce ·of
not only returned veteran. but in his hands, Carl apparently 1*-ye e ay, are -&" up Rent Control in Santa Ana. tnclud-
&Uo ctvillana to new v.ha in com-c~ o::tntu.d with his mother's ter for the entire sea.son. Ing a number ot landlord.a In the
JVUD Lorentzen expeclA one of the lng mon~. Now the ttgional of. signal and thinking she bad given 1 t I. history for be be:acb a.re.a. some of whom are
fl ee ln Santa Ana has authortud him the ""all-clear", he darted :J:.e~a~S::e:a was tu1ce lhat widely known.
an office to be located here, and across fn the path ol an oncoming r 1 t ear and with the end of Violations which have Included
apace ts eougbt in an e.11tabli.11hed car driven 90Uth on Newport 0 u Y · k and othe--tailure to register and overcharge
by J Gelduk 124 E one 'IA:ar, war wor ers •"' th "-· bulruldlng or faillng that, a new bouJe"\'!ll"d acotJ , . want lo get a little relaxation. and to tenants brought e ac~ .....
st cture wt1l be built here, It hu Bay, Balboa. h l"ttl VAR t o get here. some of wblch are set for hearing
been declared. He suffered a fTBctured skull ave a 1 e more e~ within the coming week& Land-
M08t. of the objectives will take and multiple bn.tbes. He was Besides, he explained. people need lords were warned again tty Gregg
time and money, It will be argued treated by Dr. G. E. T ohill who or-meat as never befor~>. Watson, Rent Control Director,
Tbat la true, but now la t.be time dered him taken to the Santa Ana Here for only ™ 0 years. Lor-that all rented hoU9ing accommcr
to plan for them a.nd decide wblch Commmtity hospital for further entzen know9 the P~'ib ot f~~~~ dations Including rooms, howte.s,
are urgent -not after all ot.ber f'xaminatfon. Newport Beach )X>" travel, fo~ he OWTIS:k ~· Id d apartmen ts. traUers,' a.nd trailer
F, Bay Shore Camp communJUea and lnduatrle1 have lice stood by to handle traffic con· French ~1 1:ge flntn ders ~~ · an 1 space must be registered at the I . . Add eatures their priorities granted or project.a g estion. has bun re s :en en a. f lS man~ Rent Con trol Office in Santa Ana. "spiring ress Mo T d under way It took y'ear. to jell ager. Frank ·_ w as 0:U m~y I La ndlords v.·c re reminded that ves owar public opln.lon OD a new city hall P. E. Jo Start years ln the audlt~f ~dnd ~·1 es e: I there are no exceptions. even tor
A t • site-why not start now to plan tor part.ment of Ric e 1 com j excluei\•ely summer rentals, and Memorial Day Services H~i:e::r•o:., of !lay ;;~d·~~~;:::r ~=n~:.•es ~~~r~Fpects t o reUre to hLs1 ~~:~;\'; ~:~i~~·.~:,.m~~~:~
~ Shore camp. took the rirst step to· st-~ing with nde-t&Ddlng and time g1on. and Andr ew J . aymao. T k O Lif ~· J obs, u ... • wa rd annexing his three-acre a es wn e ing up the bu are the t.brtt elements needed by Servtce Officer. wbo arranged the camp on Coast Highqy to the The PBcff'lc Electric will g1ve the time. He rel ~turning service men who will participation of all unit.a and city last Monday afternoon whe n On P1'cru'c harbor am.. tbe bed: traEWporta-J une 1.
have to be rehabWtatd into civilian events. h ked · i of h · lion aniee to Lo. Angelee It ha.a 11~e--&nd it ts finally up to clvlli&JUJ COLOR GUARD ~::ii to =~onwith ~: ~~yy An inquest into the death of evu enjoyed. wu the welcome ---·"d th t to d lar·' A color guard follOW'ed the band M ·-gt-...___ -._ .. _ ,,... ___ G to proV"I e CJee &C rs, ec ~ sewage maim Until such time a5 arc\l5 Twadell, 40, painting COft" .---o .. ....u uu..,..;.1.Ull.. Ul \.UIC \,.,AMMLl eorge
Major Moma Abram, Public Re-as It ma.re.bed down Cout HJgh-his parcel with others in that re-tractor of 302 C>cean Front Bal· ber ot O:mmw:s:ee by H. F. Kenny,
l•tiona 01ncer of t.be Santa Ana ;,~:-an~~: t~~a:i ea~~ gion. mtitht be taken into the dty. ~ .. brought a jury's ftt"dict ot chairman a1 ib transportation Former
Army A1r Base in an tnapirtng aA· ..,, · , Kaiser explained that his septic swede when Coroner Abbey and committee..
dttsa at the annual Memorial Day Otncer of the Day, otfidally ln tanks in his camp are nearing ca· Z. B. West ot the district atto:""' 'I"bree train .chedule9 e&cb way Builder
aervlcea held 1&1t Wednesday charge at the progn.m... pedty, and suggested he tie in ney's office questioned witnesses daOy wtIJ be the fare for tbe mum.-
morning ln troot ot the Newport Crowds lining the sidmlka ot with city lines. tf pos.ible. for his Monday afternoon at the Baltz mer eee.eon., starting around the
pier. McFadden Place wen tb.rpled by new 12-un.it sho'wtt and tollet Mortuary in Corona del Mar. SW'"' middle ol .June. Thia will probably The many
M&jor Abram g&'fe one ot the bundred.I of tttumed •eleran• building now being erected. fal was held this afternoon ln FaJ.r.• mean club can. tt wu .tated. An Roetnor, for
lngs near Taft. Calif. "A'ili subject them to penalties and pa.at 12 years here. refunds. one. boat. and build·
aineBS to six. at one INFANT SON D IES lnquisbed control on
Luther C. Ingle, JV , infant aoo
of Sgt. and Mra. Luther C. Ingle
of 205 Pearl avenue. Balboa llland. Roetnor, died yesterday at St. Joeeph boa-
pit.al. Private tuneral aervtce.11 wtll Boat be held at the H. R. Brown mor-
tuary tomorrow at 3 :30 p. m.. In-, Dies terment will be at Fairhaven cem-
etery.
friends of George Add Assistants several years head of
Boat Co .. will be In Building and his sudden here.
most brUJl&nt and undmrta.nding from the Santa Ana Army Air After ~ssion of h.is problem view cemetery. en~ l"l!ICelltly .tmted. the city the Otannel
t.a1ks ~ve.r beard here ln a public Bue who followed the coton and Cooncilman Earl Stanley moved Accompanied by Mr. and Mn. In the tntermb ot. the ut:W.ty, COD· grieved to 1 + + tvent, and highlighted the cere-a tlrlng aquad In tbe line of m&reh , that hls appUca.tion be approved Oscar Archer and his oornpanion, llder1nc pmt-war lmlH'u+e:menta to death from a
+ mony ln reverence for the dead of then the cout guard, the TOhzn. for one year to tak~ care of his Mrs. Louise Olsen. a housekeeper the line. A.ddlHoaal 00 ~• u well day at his h
eam of
heart attack Mon·
ome in North Holly·
Engineering Depts.
Balboa l'vldDg. Solution all wuo when be ap_....i on the teer fon:e ot harbor residents In immediate needs, providing the on Balboa Ptnlnsula, Twatlell went as car -•Ice are lllltldpe.ted at a wood. while
of the annoying parking lot platfonn u pr!Dclpol -.U•r. Bev-ruu ·uniform, • oquad ot -.rtly outfall contract can also be ar-tor a day's outini: and picnic to ~ter date. is bedri~den
JW.'()blem 00 the Balboa. ocean eral hundred returned nteranll, a drewd Span, and ~tatlves ranged. Trabuco canyon last Thursday. Prog1 cw ot ti.lie o:.ma. del Kar been down
buit has come with the rais-large contlngent ot th• cout guU'd ot pe.lriollo and civic ~lloruo Kaiser """tod cannectlon with Upoo arrivlna: there, both men en-state Putt wu -.. ,....,._ n.-sed was
the bereaved widow
with sickness. having
since last February.
aged 46.
Ing of $2500 '-• business men and Vobmteer Port Securlty ~. In c..ta M-and N•wpart Hu-the .......,. for one year, while ~ caged In laJ'llel practice, the wit-able, wlU. Ile _....,,...,.. to the Funeral servu:es
u3 and memben ot patriotic O<pn1-bor. got:latlons are -.ten far an-news t..un.d. When the Arch-Homo w.,. - -'-mlt-day attemooo
and a like amount by the atlono marched trom 30tll and When the puade ""119 were neotatkln ol bis -· lY to the en and Mn. Q1oen 1umec1 their teo. A .._....._ -the dmllber Mau.oleum, Al
will beWedneo-
from Mount View
dty, for reswfacing the eoo.t Hlghw&J to tbe platform In dnWD up In proper plaew front dty, -ff theso DOIOtlatlom fall, !-.la, Tlndell put tbe .22 caJ. re-lo reodY to -to ........ Ma-le or
aftL As usual, when emel"-McFaddm Plau to .tln1n&' -.. of the platform, the ma wu It was unclerstood tbat tbe .....,... volftr to bis be&d and pulkd tbe capn.J If -., to «q>laln tbelr Roetnon took
aendes of this kind arise, O{ the !lAAA.B hand. lntroducod by .._m.-. ---'tlm automat1ca117 tennl-triger, Ibey aid. -rar_ •Pc tllo ~ In tbe dvlc llf
.tBalboaiatJDOIU<!SJS answer the call to On the platform. -~Ill a.. ,,.....,_ Ille ~ ~ nat... Mn. QI.., declared tbat fie w '""' ·-flsm. .-bed "1 Mri. Roetnor
axms and gtw. As pre-buntlnc were ll&yor ~ Ball. ot Ille "Pirlt ol llm>c>Nl ud acy EnglnHr R. L PatUnnn twice befOft -..it.-Ille -... c . • rar lfow .... 't o1 tbe Elell
'l'flllMly printed, a 25-a!nt Oounc:Dmen o . B. ~and -the -Rule 111 • .,., ftlturo tol\I tbe ,..me!!,,_ tbat be bu --An:bet' and his wit• -.. .-u * -111an cn1 maatbs . wldlC llelP will be dlalged Allen, Lt. A. P. A»dlewo, --........ Tl>e Chaplain --.,..., ... CID -sotlatlom wltb Aid, ......... tbat be ~ to u.at flW• ':I, - -his,. ... _ to fJam 6 p. m. to m!c!rillbt Oil men+-ol Ille poot; Qiaplatn Har-ed ~ J'-fniw for .an or reu~ for be In _.,.llorrt llJlrlb dn the llo3 W7 t. • W IR'1 BllliJ' ldal, marine
'_.......__ and Sundav, whldl old JI. -. ol tbo -pant; MAJOR AaRAlll a -In tlle 0.-de! Kar pee-be -_ Betare Ud could be ...... W--'llrtt emt w --to Ncrth Holcywood.
_,_,, # ll&jar -B. ._, GI Ille Kqor Al>rom docland 11111 tloe _, ClltalJl ...... o1 the -'"4, Ille Yktlm hod aplred. 1-WU -. OD .15th ltnet., ~ .. ~ntthelt~r;wm&_and ~-..OU...: lnln 0.0. ;-aot ~ :U ~ tt = lnlae .. opat:t • otu 'opd IM7 Tnotoll'• fuow -_,._ 4 -a II to IO ala> OCJ!d. TbeJ
--11>• • • boped. ~ -ty -•loar; -. wu 5 _,, ~ be ·-•od to Ille -Bo ..W, ----ID j;o aftOr -Ill_, ,.,t but a 9-t • &. ll. BarftJ' ulll ,,...._ 1• flDI' = ~~llYlltS· ~ ~ tD hcauua. tlll.t mo..,.,.,·,,..._,. a•wt ta.a "'qJllt. Site .... N-oltlteb tss--. MS'' ,... tnm ,,,.,..
• 1'M & d' &ttft' fer )Ir, ud ~Red ere.; 0 S,?tf ftanll: ~I Of 1M1 ~t U. hie,........ 1 • . J le! to Mft m to Nftpurt allD ........ I a'd l'w ca.-0.-led
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tadena, with either
Legion rites. The
an actfve interest
e ot the community.
became a member
and other cluho. Sov-
-llr. -tlOld )(KCurdy and Oil-
arddtecta.and-
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bad. r e1l 5ed theft -aftorJmHlnc .-. --• 11nt w..iot =:111e--c•trw•llll ... ,,,..,. aw •
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Increased activity IR the en-
glne.ring and building def>art-
menta of the ctty ••• reepone.-
iblo fOf' the approwel by the dty
council Monday afternoon Of •
deputy bulklng lnt:peetor, ao
well •• an .... et.ant dty engln·
..,. and two office a1drt•nta.
Eugene Fenelon w .. Offlolalfy
hlNd by tllo _, to -·-Noi-""' -tllo
many detalle of lncreued t.u.1-
-In tllo bulldlftg dop&rb11W1t,
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NEWPORT-BALBOA
NEWS-TIM~S
· l'HONJ:ll: lOWPOM U oill U
llalJocrtplioD ~tu Ill Ad9ance:42.llO per year Ill Orange orui.t,r.
P .7&fper-,-to tth eooe; fa.00 per year to 8th """"· _
JCnteNd u ·SecoD.d-Cl&u matter at the Poatoe."J1ce In N~ S..ch,
CaJifornl&, UDder the Act .Of Marcl> II, 1879.
a.=-:-A.--:-llE=Y=ER=--. --EDITOR AND PRESIDENT
Printing P1ant, 3011 W. Omtral Ave"1'", Newport Beach,. c-.llfomla
Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach
A DepeadNtle I.oc:al la.aUtuUon f!'r Over ST Yean
What? Again?
Active
Member
of
"Do we have to go through all this again?
We imagine that is what most legislators thought when
the compulsory health insurance group toosed two new pro-
posals into the legislative hopper even though . chances of
their passing are virtually nil.
It wouldn't be quite so bad if the lawmakers hadn't al-
ready spent' many weeks in debating the issue and in testing
public sentiment. 'Their rejection of the Warren and CIO
plans should have settled the matter for this session at least.
Now, when they have finally gotten around to tackling
other serious problems such as the budget, they find that the
compulsory health insurance issue is back again. -2.ts return
to the legislative calendar at this late date creates the
threat of a hasty and ill-conceived law should either measure
be·approved at this time.
What is most likely to happen is that the solons, having
grown weary of the efforts of the compulsory health insur-
ance group to force the matter down their legislative throats
in a single gulp. will insist that a thorough-going study be
made of both compulsory and voluntary plans.
·Such a study, including in it an investigation of results ob-
tained in countries where compulsory health insurance is in
effect, would undoubtedly make both the legislators and the
people of California more convinced than ever that voluntary
health insurance is by far the more desirable, and would
settle the issue completely and finally.
Goose-steppers
We are confident that \vith Germany now beaten there
will be a permanent end to the goose-step-that symbol of
regimentation, that hallmark of military, dictatorial rule!
It is disconcerting, however, to see how skillfully the Ger-
man High Command-originator of the goose-step-is at-
• tempting to perpetuate itself. It is also disturbing to hear
that for 10 days after their surrender in Italy, Hitler's ar-
rogant S.S. troops enjoyed virtual control of the town of Bol-
zano even though our army had moved in. Local members of
the Hitler youth actually goose-stepped through the streets
during that time.
....
But as disquieting as these conditions are, the fact is that
Europe is not the only place where goose-stepping mentalities
are seeking to perpetuate or extend their influence. Here in
America the advocates of statism, collectivism or whatever
other alias you choose for governmental control of all the
people's activities, would like to see American industry and
business marching in goose-step. They think it would bring
a new prosperity to the nation.
We have fought to rid Europe and the world of goose-
stepping. Let us not tolerate it here under any guise.
Keep Those Islands!
Out beyond Hawaii, in the Gilbe~. the Marshalls and the
Mariannas, lie the islands whose defenseless shores nearly lost
this war for us at its very beginning.
Stretching on west to the China Coast, south to New
Guinea and north to the shores of Nippon, are other larger
islands, the heart and core of Japan's aggressive campaign.
Today they are being bought dearly by American boys, and
paid for in blood.
When this war is finished, those islands should be held by
the United States. for the price is far too high to have to pay
twice.
Those that might be required for any future struggle
against Jap conquest should be retained irrespective of wliat
any other nation may think about it. And those that are
owned by an Ally should be bought or negotiated for if imper-
ative to such a defense. Many of the rampart islands are
thoroughly worthless except for military purposes, and their
aaiuJsition and control could scarcely be considered a grab
for precious new territory or aggrandiienent.
B.rt even if their retention by the United States were so
coosldered, we believe with F1eet Admiral Ernest J. King that
it Is time the U. S. abolished the policy of fighting, building
and gradously giving away. Our own strategic defense
sbculd be the criterion. And the cost of our misplaced trust
In Japanese marvlates should be the only necessary incentive
fcl' holding onto that bard-amed shield of lslands in the Pa-
clftc!
"Cleaning" the Cabinet
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!fewjNll"$ •.. ,., .~ ~.-11,lNa ' ------~~-~~-~~-~ •
·Service Wives _ Club Not.es
Clarellce Sta&!, Clllet Warnnt
Oft1cer, w .. bome recently on. a
abort leave a.tter 23 mOnths in the
South Pa.ctftc. BJ.a wtfe, the fon:oer
Kay Klrk, went up to San Fran-
ci.co to meet him and &ecomp&Dled
h1m bome. She Uvu with her pv-
ent.e at 1208 CentnJ avenue, and
~y friend• dropped ln to -
blm. 'Ibey eJao opent a day Ill
Loe Angeles vtalting hla parenta.
Kary JollNOI> aJld Dorothy
Scl'.orle were on the committee for
the u.ndwtch lunch at the club
meeting ot May 28. and two d~
ltctou• angel food cakee were bak-
ed by Dorothy Scborle. Attending
were Janet Callander and Judy,
Ruby Rowell and ~yne, Karga.ret
Nlewtarwoold, Virginia Long, Mar-
tha Brown, Norma Allen and Ray-
mond, Dorothy Schon, and T\m,
Lorrdne Moore and R.lchaine,
Mary Johnloa. and Jlll, Helen
'Brown, Betty Brandt and Leslie. ·
~ NEW MEMBERS
A new member la Martha Brown,
v.ife Of lat Lt. Howard Brown,
who ta to the hoapttal at Selman
Field, Le.. She ta at.aylng here tem.:
porarily until their home ln Playa
del Rey ta vacated. The lieutenant
was an inatruct.or ln cadet navi-
gation before he wa.e confined. to
the hospital.
tended a recent conterence 1n i.o.
Angel• llt.aytnl" over ntght. ott1clal openJn,. for the aum-
Edna Debncke, a former mem-mer aeuon of the Newport Harbor
be:r, wife ot Capt. Rae Dehncke, Yacht club took place May 26
Writu to ay the.y are eettlecJ and with. the nag-rahdng ceremony at
happy fn tbelr new location. but 3 p. m. follWled by a dinner dance ------------
le not able. to diecloae where they ln the evening. Mn. Everett J4onil, Dtrectoni
are at&Uoned due to the eecreey ot Commodore Jamee Rubel, dlrec· Frank Slmpeon jr., Walter K.
tbe captaln'a work. tore and nag officers were preaent .Lewla. c. s . Brokaw, w. L. In.alee.,
lmmogene Pens writ.ea tram at the ceremony, which marked the and Roderick. Burnham and their
New York that ebe la very glad 28th annlvett!llll"y or the founding wivea· Fleet Captain and Mrs.
to be home and really prefers the of the club, and the judge..&d.vo-; Geo~ Holateln jr. apd Port CaP-
eaat to 'Calltomia. cate, Statt C-ommodore Shirley lain and Mrs. Ira P. Fulmer.
Ruth . Butterfield wrttea from Meserve, gave a speech. ·
Kingm&D\ AriL., that abe 11 all set-F1aga hung from the ratters of
tJed with Ba be in a nursery acbool the ballroom and dinner tables
and that she ta working. bore floral decoratioos in red,
MAY 22 MEETING white and blue. Commodore and
It wu a deeeert luncheon, with Mre. Rubel were hoeta to direct.on
the cake donated by Thelma Arn-at dinner, thoee attending being
old, Attmd!ng were Virginia Long, Vice-Commodore and Mm Henry
Lorraine Moore and Rlehaln~. B. Gra.ndln, Rear Commodore and
Helen Brown and Barbara. Flor· r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
ence Parker and Helen Jane, Doro-
PIAN18T Wl'IHOU? BANDS -.. Just to entertain the boy.,"
Georce R DuBarry of Newport Beach sfve. lmpf'OIDptu reclt&l fo.r
toldler-patieU. at ..,, •• ,,.,,,,. Beclonal Ro•tal. 8t.andln&' .. LL
!'Alwin V. Rawley, A.tr Fol"Cl!!9 1.labon. ottlcer who lost botb: banch ln
a bomber cru!I tut year. Du.Barry. a retired busl.neam:an .pea&.
much of his time wWa ho9plte.J•vd eoldiera.. lie Uve. at 7t90 Sea·
shore Drtve. Newport BMch
Another new member 1.e Helen
Kneller. wlte of M. T . Sgt. William
Kneller, who la ata.Uoned at El
Toro. He baa ju.at returned from
the South Pacific where be ha.I
been tor 17 month.a and Is waiting
for rea.Nlgnment ovel'8eu agaJ.n.
thy Schorle &nd Tim, Thelma Arn-
old, Mary J ohnson and Jill.
· NEW MEMBER . BALBOA BEER DEPOT
Busy Auction
At Stamp Club
Many desirable at&mps totaling
S2~ changed bands at an exclting
auction held at tile regular bi·
monthly meeting ot the Newport
Harbor Sta.mp club. Hoeting the
group we.a Mrs. Cornella Morse of
Corona del Mar. Mr. Alu Herts,
president or the club, waa auction-
eer. ,
Huntington Beach
Park Proposed as
War Memorial
PERSONAL&
Norma Ma.rt.in, wife of Lt. Ray-
mond Mart.in, l..e hopLng that her
huaband will l!!IOOfl be rele&&ed from
Service u he hu been 1n for tive
year•. He LI with Gen. Patton'•
Hwttl.Dgton Beach propo.9ee a armored forces ln Germany. She
recreation p8?'k of 52 B(!rea on ha.a had letters from blm. about
the U-iland aide oppoalte the Mu-the{r new baby, which he hu
nlclpaS Trailer Park be converted neveJ' aeen. and he t. very proud
into a recre&Uonal parlt a.a a war lndeed.
memorial to dead from the present Janet Callander, wtte of Pvt.
conflict. according to word from Earl Callander, bu received a Ger.
the oil ctty chamber ot commerce. man bayonet · from her huaband
Mayor Talbert beaded the coun-who la now In Europe, but u h~
cu ln approvlng the propoaa.l of Dr. ha.a only 47 po!nts I.a not bopefut
Ralph E . Hawes of that city for about hi.a being releued.
the addition to the clty'a recre-Betty Brandt, wife of Corp. Jlm
ationaJ. area.a. Incident to lbe Brandt, who I! in tbe South Pa..
eventual development ot the park clfl c, bad hoped he would be re-
W&l!I the augge9llon for a ~room leased but a careful c heck ahowed
motel adjoining It, and a program he had only 65 point.a.
· A new member of lhe club la
Helen Brown, wife of Chiabolm
Brown ARM l /c, who la on a car-
rier ln the South Pacific and ha.a
be@O gone six montha. She gradu-
ated from Harbor HJgh Jn i.36 &nd
la living wttb her pa.rent.a Mr. and
Mrs. Roy L. De vla at 1843 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Meas., while her hus-
band ts gone. '
LOCAL MAN HOME
Corrine Quarry's husband Ken~
neth, arrtved home May ii after
being in the South Pacl!ic tor 14.
montM. He called her on that day
from San Diego, just 14 months
exactly to the minute alnce he had
la.at called her, and came home on
48-bour liberty. lt waa h.La first
time to see his baby, Kenny Jon,
but be Is now home on a 1 30-day
leave and expect.a to etay in the
states permanently. They live wlth
her parents, Mr. and Mrs H
Dixon, Balboa Island. . ·
805¥., Palm Street
EASTERN BEER
By the Bottle ••• B y the C88e
• 'lbls service will be continued throughout the swn-
mer for the convenience of the beer buying public.
WE WILL STAY OPEN ON SUNDAYS
.. .,.,i..,.,n11.-1nw.11s .. ,.,1os-r .. •
... w. Cor. 4th & Syca11tr1 SANTA "*
All membera we.re preaent wtth
t9"o new ones belng welcomed by
lbe group, Mre. M.ulne Schrepel
of Balboa. lsland and Mrs. Anne
Bro"'er. The membeJ'Bbip Uet in-
cludes Mr. and H:ra. Lawrence
Ewen of Costa Mesa, Kr. &nd Mra.
Kent H itchcock of l.Jdo hie, Mrs.
Edgar of Udo Isle, Mr.· and Mrs.
Alex. HerU of Coeta Y:eea, M.rs.
Bette Lee of Newport Beach, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Orr a.nd Mra.
Edna Jonea of Newport Height.a.
Mr. Robert Lan Fra.oco Of Santa
Ana and the boeteM. )4ra. Morse.
of beautl!lcatton of the beach May 24 wu T /Sgt. Jack Loog'a
frontage tn place ot the trailer 1 birthday Md hi!i wife. Virgin!&,
camp be worked out in the hope I surprised him by baking her first
that the ala.le make good lta pla.n l angel fOOd cake and a birthday
to purcha.3e 9400 feet of beach be-dlnner at home. As a gift. ehe pre-
tweeh HunUngtoo Beach and Ne"i!w'· sented him w1th a wallet made at
F1orence Parker. wife ot Marine
M.T./Sgt. B. W. Parker, has left
,..,,.llb her baby by plane for her
home ln New York aa her husband
ta being sent overseas again after
having previously been gone two l:!'------------------------.
port_ the USO art craft claaa.
Mr. and Mrs. CJyde Ashen of
the Balboa Branch of the USO at-
&nd a half yeara. ,
Mr. Ashen ha.a provided a play
pen for use ot the many babies
comlng to the USO, and it is very
much appreciated by the mothers.
Newport Shoe Repair Shop
E. B. DoQClU, OWner 109 %Znd Street
CROSSWORD Pll%%1£ Flying Visit Paid Consteel
Gets Behind
Plenty of Good Leather at PrMent for
MlSSES' AND LADIES' HALF SOLES
However, leather i. deftattely oo the abort Uat
tor t.be balance of the year
AIM, Just reoelved.: 1600 pn. non·marldo.c
rubber 90tee for children ONLY
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BOIUZONTAL
1 The bitter
vetch
4 Exists e Tb.at th.inc
I Poi>orlouo
snake
11 To rep}J
abatJJlJ
13 To observe
15 Old EUPtlao
alloy ot sold
and silver
18 A 1impleton
18 A wot! bound
19 Het&bt
<abbr.)
20 Asaumt'd a
certain b~
2:1 Senior (abbr,)
ZSThrft-IOed
doth
24 A tar1e kettle
2"Compart)'
<abbr.>
28 'l'r-aDSJmt
!l.alh DI
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IQ Crus.be:• th9
ahcll DI J:I ComNnm1
fmm.Q» ~ll'lbebn
M<leoiw. °' -IT IDdlDeo
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deltJ CIJleptlloo
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A. B. Rousselle by
Nephew, Ll Hooker Bring -Ill NOW
F1ying down from San Franclaco
where hle ship, the U.S.S. Olmsted.
Bond Drive PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
waa tn port, Lt. Arthur R Hooker ''Through the helpful cooperation
jr., USN, visited a tew days re· Of M. P . IOick. general manager
cenUy at the home of bla uncle and of COD.eOUdated Steel. the well .---------------,
aunt. Mr. and Mr•. A. B.-Ro-eue known shipyard at Newport hao Armand Monaco
1700 Ocean boulevard. He ha.a bee~ joined in the big drive on the
ln the South Paci/le alter spend-mighty Seventh War Loan." chair-A.BOBITEC1I'
Ing 19 montha Ill Iceland man W. H. Hitchman announced 814 W. Bay Ave., Balboa
In a recent letter he 'WTOle: Time today. Newport 17U
h.u been going very rapidly for "ID addttlon to the usual pay· 1111 LUmwood A-.e.
me. here tt ia one year since I lut roll deductions, we have already Lm AaaelM NOnnand:J lltOI
Gordon M.Gnmdy,M.D .
Ph)'91olan a,nd Surv-on
Nlath aad Central Ave.
Office Hre.: 1~12 a.m.; 3-5 p.m.
Telephone 37
had my leave In California.. The started a campaign among our '-----------.-'
Oymsted ha.a been on the go all aever&J hundred workera to tnveat .&rl"OBKEYll .&T L&.W r-----------~
the time aince we left the etatea in the 7th War Loan. We expect I ------------.,
54 ,. SS
and I have vtaited many intereat-to be able to make a. gOOd con.
lng spots in lhil!I big Pacific ocean. tributlon to the quota set for New·
Some day we mJght be able to ix>rt Harbor," Klick ea.Id.
compare notea about the placea we The drive, according to Hltcb~
have vt.etted. man. is Progl"e88ing without that
LEROY P. ANDERSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW • Cotta M~ Bank Building
Phone 421
Coota Meu Callfomla
Conrad Richter, M.D.
Phyalc.lan and Su.rgeori
Office 1a7 22ntl &trMt
Newport Boaoh
Hours: 1~12 Lm. aad S-5 ,.m.
Phan. -Off toe 133; Rea. 74-J
N•. IS
Due to the fact we have so many comfortable margin of safety that
a:mall boat.a &boa.rd I have been let.a people lleep quietly at n1ght
able to make aeveraJ lnteree:ting time. "No stone can be left un.1'-------------' ,------------~
tripe and have gottea a pretty turned th1a time."' he said. We DZ>lTlllT8 a InternaUooal 12 Sacred Hindu
J.ancua.. word
.. Note ot. •Cale 14 S11Dbol for
48 Ooe <ii a Ne-tantalum
croid people 17 A comiectiv•
lo eutem 20 A bacterial
Sud.an (pl) wutin.I &...
4.7 Cooled lava eau ot 10.ts
48 To atat 21 Foollab. per.
~To attain
succeu se Part of
Slovak;fa
17 Manago
38 Removes
liquid from n Therefore
4.2 Measure ot
good picture ot bow many of these must eat and fJleep bond selling 1..------------.,
people live In their native hauni.. until the quota ia made. Each of DR. OBED LUCAS
The mall ai~uation ha.a been the 19 finance comm.Jttee9 a.re
apaamodlc. Sometime& we get let-again urged to get out and sell " Dentist
tera .. in mx daya from tbe slates lt . •
they have ~n air-mailed. Some
Of my regul&r mall h .. taken .. Flashy Santa Fe 2202" w. Central, Ph. 1480
DR. G. E. TOHIU.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
2208 Cout lllvd., NMPOrt BMctl
-Phon• -Office 286-W RIO. 286-R
If No Anawer c.11 Nr#port 5
50 Gard.en son Cpl>
•e1etable 23 While
51 A kind at 24 Wldl.:er ba1-
land
4S Level
•7 A melocb
48 Ju.rtice
49 Printer'•
long a.a three month! to reach me. NEWPORT BEACH
A few dayo ago I received letters Tug Leaves Harbor 1'-------------' .-----------~ ;;:!":;:'..;;:_ November. December Gerald Rauaa, M.D. cbeeM ket for hold-
U ~eta.liate inl flab
515 ReUnun 25 Part of
S1 £n,cysted church Cpl)
tumor of 2'7 Bone
tbe utn 29 A&Ticultw'al
58 Plw"aJ ebdJ.n& (abbr.)
08 Symbol of 31 Movin& tnidl:
oamartum M Symbol tor
meaaure
51 Soul in Etyp.
tla.n religion
&2A compaN
point
M Earth lod-
deu
My department la running very The ISO-ton Edwaro J. Engel, Phone 152i
omoothJy. I have 57 men In It. My first Blee! tug Of ii> kind built In DR. CARTER
•tore room ls Jn excellent ab.ape the country, left Sunday evening
and It ia gratifying aftor having rupleodent In vivid red. yellow MetascieDtiat
&tamd with 80 mucb raw material and blue colors and tooting ftA DRUGLESS HEALING
My work a.a Tranaport Divlal~ whlatle all the way down the be.j.
eo An e:oz;rme cerium Ill Sun pl
Supply Office ia very interesting It wa.a launched recently by the Ul80 Newport Blvd. <:::lMta Mtea
and my com.tnodore and hiAI at&tf ConaoUda.ted Steel's Small Boe.ta
..._••r .. ru.s. •a. IL of which I"m a member, are ~ dJviaion tn Newport. D.&'I' IMBOOia
Yll&ftCAL ~.l'°""P"T=" grand bunch. Hundreda Of workmen and thelr ,.......,..-----------.
1 Pertod " ramwee, aa well .. otrlclala or Mortimer School
Ume T MESA SALES the Santa Fe railroad &ttended the 11J Oonl B.rbM r.1u4 '!:am~t!, launching ot the aieelr. looking _, Oollep, ~
1 Let It stand cran taat month. Now the flub:y '\n.T Opma ' b-1 far Kn. Anna Herokowlts Of La-veuel bu nocelved Ila flnlablng SVJDD:R 8VBOOL laly I
Iridium CW>& Beaeh bu Purcbued the toucl>ee, and Ila gay colors Of red G .a 111~-II
o A. backleu Nick.en bome at 2678 Santa Ana., cabtn. yellow outlllaq alone the .a. vnam-,.&., Odonl
eat (pl.) and her brother Kr'. Roy Mannine superstructure, a.ad blue ~ Pt"*etpel ...._. ta
• Ccmeh!dtm LI now occupying thl8 place .. bJa lined at.ack are a clever duplk::atlon -.ncs•n
T Toward home. ot uae l.l.Mw ot the 'Su.per Cblef.' Ir-------------. I I f; ww1lat Kr. and Kn. Georp De Leon Tbe tus" will eoon go lnto .ervtce
I Not plmtllbl Of Loo Anceleo b& .. purch&Rd lot heullng tnJn rerrteo ..,_ the HAROLD K. GRAUEL
11 ,,.._ ..... T 0 • No. 8. BIOClt 39 In .N-i>ort a~ .. bay Ill northern California. It i. CHAPEL
2830 West Centra.I AY6..
Newport lleac:tl
Ph. 10:28·-NO A.newer ca.JI 301-M
X·l'lay &eMoe
S. R.. Mouco, M. D.
81, -.I.ft.a BaDww.
·-·· .. 1716 .......... Le9 &sl's!sl
~'NlS _..,,,, t
80&YDW
JAC~RAUB
LICEN&ED LAND &Ul'l\IEYOll
2917 w. Central "-p1emmt aJld pl.an to buJld a 8WD!Der home the tlrot or Ila khld built In the l-------~'------------------llater In the yuz, aocc:rdtn.s to nation, · Carrie v. Dudley, nalty -.. 0(
Pfl:Dll11:N .......
lems. Hebas-eialfarmsotblsown. Cool& ll-. 8UY WAii -De Offtoe 123; R• , ...
nie "cleening" which President Truman recently gave bis The fact that the trio are Wl!lltemerll g!ws recognition to -----:::----------------....... cabinet Indicates that be baa settled down to "White House-this vast area wbldl bas ao kmg been !pend In Washtnatoo.
la!eping'' In earnest. It Is also ot lntmest to note that Andencn will be war food
The departure of Madame Pl!rldns and Messrs. Biddle and admhilstrator aa~ aa aecretary ol agricuHure when Mar-.
Wldw'd occasicDed no surprise. 1bese and other changes vln .Jooes retbea war food bead an June 30. Thia lndl-
baw been expected ever since the Dl!W chief executive took ~ that the 'II E E iled (d .. ~!dation ot -ttered. CM!!'-
,
DR. M. D. cRAWFORD
Ol'TOllETlll&T
• ~ Wppzntned ... O'•••• fttted
---ltl NaN' Aw. eo... .. _
N.D.CASH '
D. Y, M.
•
_. ofl!re. lapping and .agaides Is at Jut under way. Many
of this et.an, Fmnlly New~r
THE ODusnAH 5cma lbarca flll .N ... ,..t .... _
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DOG _, CAT MOIPITAL ---'lbere was widespread approval ot the President's Dl!W ot the labor buraws are aJao espected to be re-
lllJPOintee&. Tam c. Clark ot Dallas, Texas, who beoimes ~ lumed to the ot the labor deilutmmt. ·
tnmey pt>enl. ls an able lawyer with a good man,y )'e&lll,ex· 1jbmemows belptomebtbenwmhenotthecabl-
perimlie In the deplrtnmlt ot )lstice. Federal lud&e Lewis llf:t ~ '-"" i:it '~ ~ In fact ... well
B. Sdlwc!Jrnbed! ot Spolmne, Wublnltm. a r .. mer 8('ll8toc' uln ntme _
wbo tam the pOll ot ~ d Jaber, la bllblY regarded Pt 1Aient ~ II to be a~m1wnded not only tor 11111
111111-at -,time a labor •Din a~. Rq:ceaenlative acr• •d Rk ~ but for ~ IIll!PI to ward ~ order
C»ll•" .,.. ... ol.Newlli •!co, w11o-wm 1a11 tbt llld-clUl ot lbe ..... I Dis ot .m•+irntma wJdda ... -...
cdDft ._rt•et. ii an.....,...., m •m«ks'a food prob-alltlld In lrr ,,...._
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MliW#Olp BAJ.BOA •••• Clallfonda ~.lael,HU
I PuBL1c NOTICES 1 ~P:-=u=a=L:.:•c::....:.N..;.o=..:..Ti:.:c=;i----I PuaL1c No:r1cu :.....::::..=::;.;::....;:.;;,."'-'.;_;;_.;;..;.~~-I PuaL1c ·NOTICES
NOTICE INVITING BIO& Aopllalt Sp ...... "C N..,port iB-d' F!I}' before mentloned, WU ID Ille oplD-
• ~ Operator_ .• Lm tLOO OJGunlal'* Ion · ot the oald City Oowicll. of
NOTIC'IC Ill HEREBY GIVEN Bl-l:>pe<ator ···-···-1.25 10.00 . C. HAROLD more than local or ordinary 1'UbUe
that Ibo City O>uncU of Ibo City ,.,_.., ··--·-···-··· .8'75 7.00 JOHN IL. A.L~N beno!U and Ille oaJd City Council.
of Newport l!eecfl. caJlfornla, will Laborer -·-··········-·-.8<5 7.00 bu mode tb• -of tbe J&ld
..-.. -1ecf bldo tor fttrnlohlng Roller Operator -·-··-1.S75 tLOO Pub.-.Juno 15, llKG. work chorsu""-upon a c111tr1ct.
an lallo<, material, tnnsportau ... Trllclt Drh' ... <Pay -I ""'" tho partlculor -ptl ... of
.ad antc:e. far the~ wtt.b of between 8 NOTICE OF SALE OF "EAL the l&k1 11111.-ent dlltr1ct re:fer-
upbalUc plant mbt -"' md 111 tmo) ···-·--··· 1.00 8.00 PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE. once .. hereby mad•, to Ille oald ~ Auto Par1< betwem Palm Truell Drtver (pay tood • No. 240,9M J • Ruotutlon of InlentlOft No. 31119.
Street and WUhlqtbD S'trftt in leM than & ton.) ······ .95 7.&0 In the lupWfor Court of th• state 8a1d Clty Council bu determined
tti. Oty Of Newport Beach, h1 &C· Any Ouslftc&tJon of Caillfornl•, In •nd f.,. the a,nd declared tbat •rial bond8
-with p!ana ODd opectll-Omltl<d HerolD county of Loo Angot... bearlD( IDterut at tbe ro1<1 of Ills
catloaa oa me tn. the ottlce at the Not lea than... .......... .876 1.00 (8") per cent per an.um, and a·
Oty Enatn•r ot ald CltJ'. ~ded that one &nd OD•halt In lbe Mattu ot the '&state ot ten.ding Oftl" a period end.tng' nine
ll:acb bid olla1l be -out on a (114o) tlmeo tbe prevallln( rate ALICE W. ALDRIN. riec .. ood . (9) l"&r1I from Ille -ood day al
tmm. to be ol)ta.tned at the otttce lllall be p&.ld a.cept watclun.it, Notice la hereby ctven. that the un-January nm ~Mdtnl' the nut ~ tho Qty EnaU>eor and oball bo naamen md otber om·m&nu&I denlll"ed will ..u at private ale. October nn-th foDoW!D( their
aocompenled b)" & cuttned or cub-workena. for any worlctng time to the hlpe.t and but btdckr. mob-date, will be 1-ued berewuler tn
ler'e c.beclr. or bid bond tor ten per mon than eight (8) houn durlnf ject to contlrm.&Uoa of -.Id Super-tbe manner provtded by the ~
cmt (10'9) at tbe amount ol the any ooe (1) calendar day where tor Court. on or after the 20th d&y provement Act ot 1811," be1nC
bid, m-4e payable to the order dt IUCb work i. RCIWred ID cuee of at Juoe, lN& ot Ibo oftlce al RED-Part 5, Dl.tslon 7 of the Btreeto
tbe Oty of Newport Btacb, call-extraord1n&ry emqend• calllled WINE It RJCDWINE_ A.ltor'D.eya at and Htrbwa)'I Code J>f the State
fanda. Bldr ahall be 8UJ.ed &r1d by fire, flood. or danger to life or Law, 1818 Nort.b. Lu PaJmu Ave-Of Clllltomia, to nprwnt u.cb.
fD.edl With the Oty Ovtr: at the property, and for time Oil Sundaya nue, lD. the aty of and County ot l.U? 11•ent Of Twenty-live Cl25.00)
City Ball, Newport Be•ch, c.llfor-and lepl holidays. Loe A.apJn, St.ate ot cailtomta, Do~ or more, rem•tnlnl' unp&ld
nJa, oa or before June 11th, 1940. It lhall be mandatory upon the all the ~t, UUe and tnterelt of for thtrty (SO) dap after the date
at f :OO o'clock P. K. and wtD. be Con~r to whom the ccmtn.ct -.J.d deceued at the time ot death of the warranL
opened and pubUcly nad aloud at la awarded. and upon any IUb-and &11 tbe right, tiU~ and lnterut All ~ the work bereln ordeHd
or about 4:00 o'clock P. K. on lbat contractor under him. to pay not that the utate of u.Jd deceued bu Iha.It be d<llle and catnied lbroU«b
day tn the Council Chamber ln le81 than the ald speclned rat.ea acquJred by optta.Uon of law or ln pursuance of &n A.ct ol lbe
the Ctty Hall, Newport Beach, lo all laborers, workmen and Dllt' olberwt.e, other than or ln addition Legtal&ture ot tile State ot call·
c..utorni&. ch&nic.8 employed by them in. ti& to that of aa.id deeeued, at the tornl&. dea:l.gnated the "'Improve·
The above menUooed check or execution Of the contract. tlm of death tn and to all the roent Act of 1911," being put.a 1,
bond aha.II be g1ven a.a a guarantee The City CouncU ol the City of cen:m real p,.;,perty •ituate tn the 2 and 3 ot Dlvtaton 1 ot the Streets
that tile bidder will enter Into the Newport Beacb reaerves the rigbt ctty or Newport Beach. County of and Htghwaye Code. ·
contract lt awarded to him and lo reject any_ or all blcb or waive Orange. state of Cllltomia. pa.r· Said City Councll, pursuant to
wUl be decla.ttd forfeited i! the any informality ln a bid. tlcularly de.cr1bed u rollowa, to-the L&bor Code or the Sta.te of
succeufU.l bidder refuses to enter FRANK L. RINEHART. wtt. California. bu ucerta.lned and de-
in.to aid contract alter being re· City Clerk of the City of · Lot 13 and the Southerly termlned that the general prevail·
quested 10 to do by the City Coun· Newport Beach. C&lltornia.. rectangular 20 ffft of Lot 15 tng rate of per diem wagee ln the
cO of Newport Beach. Pub.-June 3, 7, 19"5. of Block «3 of Corona del locality ln which the aid work
B1ddet'11 are hereby notified that Mar, a.e ahown on a map re· be.rein deecrtbed la to be performed,
pursuant to provla!oruo Of Sectloo NOTICE OF INTENTION corded ID Book 3, Page• 41 tor each cran or lJ'PO of workman
1770 ot the Labor Code. Slat\ltea of TO ENGAGE and 42 of MUtcella.neou1 Rec· or mechanic needed to execute the
1937, of lbe State. of C&.li!ornla. the IN THE orcU of orange County, Call· contract and a.lro the general pre-
Oty Council Of tbe Oty of New· SALE OF ALCOHOL-tomia. vaillng rate tor legal holiday and
port Beach baa a.acert&ined the IC BEVERAGES. Tennt oc sale cash In lawful overtime work for each craft or
genel"al prevailing rate of per diem money of the United States 00 con-type of WO?"k.man or mechantc to be
wagee and rates tor legal holiday May 29. 194 ~. firmation at sate. or part cub and a.a foU owe:
and overt.hn,e work tn the locallty ro WHOM IT .MA y CONCERN: balance evk:lenced by note 1«Ured
tn wb!ch th\a work la to be per· Notice U!J hereby gtven that by Mortgage or Trust Dttd on the
formed. for each craft or type of fifteen d&ys after the date posted, property 10 sold. Ten per cent of
workman or mechan.lc needed to the undersigned propoeea to aell amount bid to be depotlted wttb
Hourly Per
e1eC:Ute the contract which wl.11 be alcoholic beverages at these prem· bid.
awarded the succeutul bidder. lses, deac:rlbed u follows: Bids or oft era to be In wrttlng
Tbe prevailing rates 80 deter. Live Bait Barge "THE GAN· a.nd will be received at the a!ore-
mlned a.re a.a foUowa : DER" 11!4 mi. SW of Newport Pier. a.aid office at any time after the
Tnicte or
Occupation
AaphaJt Ra.k~r
Hourly Per Newport Beacb. Orange County. tir11t publication beroot and before
Wage Diem Pursuant tp wch lnlenUon, the date ot 118.11!'. I
Rate Rate undersigned ta applytng to the Dated thl11 3let day of May, 194~.
Sta~ Boa.rd of Equall..z&tion !or ELIOT ALDEN,
$9.00 lsawutce Of an alcoholic beverag~ as Execut.Qr ot the Will ot
license (or licenses) for these 88.Jd Decedent_
and Ironer ................ $1.125
Aaphalt Plant
Mixer Opera.tor ..... .
A.epbalt Plant Dryer.
man or F'lrema.n ....
l .Z!i 10.00 premities as follows: REDWINE It REDWINE, I ON SALE BEER Attorney& tor aaid Executor,
1.375 11.001 Anyone desiring to prot.ut the 1618 North Lu Palma.a Avenue,
-------------Issuance of such license(s) may Hollywood 28 , California.
~11 .... lltUllllUlllllftlNUll~nll!flrlllllll!TtllM
!: !! i Canning Cherries i
I GROCERIES i
! Cold Meats i
§ .lf'lwlla aad V•tfa\les ~ 1-M18 Open --1 I Button's lrocery l
z11M lfwpwl .... ONta -~
: SIA I Mlllllll e.J
Tailoring· ~op
m Eui een1n1, IW1-•.a. New Diop"
~-Attention . Jlhll'aUd omen's Apparel
I
Pt.one lMI
J. K. Sefton
Quality Lumber
and
Building Materials
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COSTA MESA
LUMBl.R CO.
R. E. HOSTETLER _ ..
file a verified protest with the CD-12376.
State Boa.rd of F.qual1%atlon at Pub:-June 5. 7. 12, 1'4. 19. 194~.
Sacramento, California, stating
grounds tor denial u provided by
law. The prellliaea are not now
Uceneect t or the' sale of alcoholic
NOTICE INVITING SEA.LED
PROPOSALS
beverages. Punruant to Btatute and Reao-
HARRY R BREITHAUPT. luUon No. 3194 adopted on the
_Pu_b._J_un_•_5_._1_•_•_5_. --=----I 4th day or Ji.me, 194~. by the ctty
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Council of the Qty of Newport
Beach, C&llfomi&, and OQ nle ln
the ofnce Of the Clty Clerk of the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, a.aid City, ordering the work de---
tbat a second Public Heart.ng wUl ecrtbed ln l&id ReltoluUoo. to-wtt:
be held tn the Council Chamber. The comtrucUoo. at vttrtned clay
Clty Hall, Newport Beach. Cali. plpe .anit.ary aewera, vltrltted clay
fomla. upon the following matter: pipe houee coo.nectiona, out iron
PUBLIC HE.A.RING upon a mat-pipe aanita.ry aewer.. •lee.I pipe
ter Of a propoeed Amendment to eanltary aewer w1th Concttte bue
Ordinance No. 026, u tollowa : and lroa pipe standard•. manholee,
Subd1v181on1 2 at SecUon 11 of lamp bole. and appurtenant work
Ordt:nance No. 5~ of the Clty of ln connect.ion therewith · ln Avo-
Newport Beacb. be a.mended to cado Avenue &Dd certal.n ot.ber
read u folloWll : street.a. alley1 and ea•meata, all
"2. To allow reduction Of lot u mo re pa.rttcu..larly ducrlbed ln
area requirementa and front. Reaolution Of Intention No. 3169,
side. and re&r·yard regulationa paaaed and adopted by the City
where, In the judgment or the Council of Aid City on the 7th
Planning Commlaaion, the shape day of May, 1945, and OD ft.le ln the
Of the buildlng site. topography, office of the City Clerk of sa.Jd
the location of exi.etlng buildings, City. '
or other coo.dlllons make a strict F or further part.tculara reference
compliance with aa.id regulations ta hereby made to aid Rel!IOlution
lmpou.ible without pra.ctlcal dif· of Intention No. 3159 and to plans.
flculty or bard9b.ip; but in no profiles and secUoru11 No. 41 2.
case eb.all these regulatlorui be sheets l to 8 lncluaive, and Stand·
reduced more than M per cent ard Plana Noa. 1002, 1003. 1004,
or ln such a manner a.a to violate l~l and 10:S9 on ftle tn the office
the intent and purpoae Of lhU!J or the Oty Engineer of aald City
Ordinance." of Newport Beach. and to the
The above mention.ed second specification• tor the a.id work
Public Hearing will be held In the heretofore adopted by the said
Council Cbamber, Oty H&ll, New-Oty Council and oo flle ID the of·
port Beach, cattfomJa. Friday. n ee ot the aty Clerk of raid City.
June ?:;, 1945, at 7 :30 p . m. and .it of l&id plan.a, prafilem, sec-
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;B~y~o~rd~er~ot~th~e~Qi~a~lrm~~•~n~al~th~e;I Uona and e:pedficatiOIUI heretofore a.pproved by the City O>uncU ot
u.Jd Oty a.re incorporated herein and Building Materials and made • part bueot ODd refer-ence 18 hereby piacle lbfftto tor a Bay District Lumber Co. mo•• particular deocrtpt10n of aatd work.
' -lUO Said Cly Council bu df!rmlDed
Lumber
4 work and lmpro•e.menl hereln-
Wage
Rate Cl.aialflc.atlon
Mason. brick
Operator. trench
machine
Operator, above\ or
dragllne ...
.. SI .ISO
Opera.tor, air
compre880r
Operator, concrete
m.lxer .......... .
Operator. pump .. .
Operator, tractor
Cement fln.llher
Truck driver
Carpenter
Pipe Layer ....
Oiler
Common Laborer ...
Watchman and
1.625
1.75
1.25
1.25
1.25
I.ISO
1.35
·-1.00
1.35
1.25
1.125
.875
Diem
Wage
$12.00
13.00
14.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
12.00
10.80
8.00
10'80
10.00
9.00
7.00
flagman ... .. ... ... . ..... .87~ 7 .00
Any other cl8..811!1iflcaUon
omitted hereln. not
lea than .. ... ..... .875 7 .00
Provided. thal one and oce·ba.lf
( 111': ) times the aaid prevaOlng rate
Of wage ahall be paid, except
watchmen. flagman and other DOO·
manua.J worlr:er11, tor any working
time more than eight ( 8) houn
durtng any one C 1) calendar day
where such work la required ln
caaea: ot extraordinary emergencies
cauaed by tin, flood. or d&ngu to
life or property and tor time on
Su.nd&y11 and the ,IMl'VMl (7) legal
bolldaye, to-wtt: New Yur'1 Day,
MemortaJ. Day, Fourth ot July.
Labor Day, ArmJ.at.Jce Day, 'I'b.ank&-
givtng Day and Christ.mu.
It aball be mandatory upon the
contract.or to whom the contra.ct
la awarded, and upon any eub-con.
tractor under blm, to pay Del lea
than the sa..ld •J>eClf1ed ratea to all
laborers, workmen and mecha.n1cs
employed by them LD the execution
ot the contract.
NOTICE IS ·HEREBY GIVEN
Inviting sealed propos!lla or bid•
tor dotng all the work hereinbe!ore
described and ordered tn aa.Jd Ruo-
luUon Ordering Work, to be ptt·
.senled to the Clty Clerk at his ot-
flce ln the Oty Hall of saJd Oty
up to the hour ot tour (4 :00)
o'clock P. M. Of Tuellday. lbe 19th
day of June. 1945.
The proposal.a or bids ottered
&hall be accompa.nled by a check
made payable to the order of aa.ld
City, certi!led by a resp<:llltble
Ba.nlr., or a bond u required by
law fO!' an amount not lem than
t.eD. JM!r cent (10~) of the aggre-
gate ot the p~ lt&c.h bid
&hall be made out on a form to be
obtaJ.ned at the omce at the City
Englnoer of aald City.
The City CouocU of oaJd City re-
aerves the Jicht to reject any or all
bid9 and to waln any tn.tonballty ~;;~m~~OOAllT~~~B1~•~1e~w~.u:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~Ar~~121~c~a~-~~~;;;~I and declared that tbe coo plated
====================================:::; GORDON B. FINDLAY
MAINTENANCE ~ REPAIR
(MJll IP9(1IAl.ft
Cabinet Shop Seniee
ot8m Ot' I • ~.
MltOl.t.... • ...
" 1 GJ ft. lllW
AL.AW "Mii. pt''P.
F7*Ja Daily
111111 --b-. IC \ art -----_,_.-. ~...i
HO•EN FISH lldlEt I
Gel centlAL AYPIU .. 11.W~ MNIM
A. A. HORVATH
'
lan<Jscaping and
~intenance
1
ewport Beach 1712
Newport Heights
Puauc NoTicES
In a bid not effected b)' Jaw. I
Dated tbi. 4th day Of Juoe, !Ot&.
FRANK L. RZNEHART/
Oty Qerk of tbe Oty :ot
Newport Beach, CallfomiL
Pub.-.June &. 12. 11145.
No. 2!5232 ,
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAtJ
PROPEllTY AT PRIVATE 1AL!£. '
In th• Superior Court of the atat.e
of C.llfornta. In and For the
County of Lot A.ngeleL
IN THI!: llA TI'ER OF THl!l lCS-
TA TE OF J!:LEANOR GARNETl"
KENNEDY, ~ ltnown u MRS.
llLICANOR G. KENNEDY, ETC .•
Deceaeed.
Corona del Mar
Will Have New
Medic-Dental Bldg.
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~ wUJ st.a.rt IDLmed·
lat.ly m & oew medle&l-dent&I
clln.ic and cmce. at the corner "of
Clout HICbw&J' and llej[onla ..... ~
itl Coroa.a del Mar. It WU an.noun.er
ed ... N'-post ,__, by Dr.
l411""' )(, ~ J>ll1o1c1.an and
SW'pOD. furmed7 CODDeeted with
the Wblta Jhmorlal Hooplt&I ID Loo..,,._
Temporary om-aro beln&' .._
tabllobed at au w. 0m1ra1 •••·
nue, which a.re a:pected to be
opened ---work (OU torwvd ... Ille ,,.,. bulldJn&:. The
doctor will llmil .... practice to
conoultatJon, upt ...... ry and
tre&tment ID ll>e Newport addreu
uoUJ 11111 Corona del l4ar of!lcu
are flnWotM
t.a.._-re nae new t..nCltft&', wttich Dr.
MazweD ""II'·-.. a:pected to
do ftW toar or fin: )'e&ft, will be
replaced at the end ot that time
by & i.uc-r oCruetm9. "" bopeo.
The buDdlng ,_ plamled i. to
cont.a.in. 12 rooma, and have an area
Of about 1000 .quare teet. A. dentist
will ah.are the offtce. with hJm, but
Costa Mesa Refrigeration Senice
u eow. 8ervtce
Household and Commercial Service
and Marine Refrigeration
Dbtrlbu&on for
Globe Ammonia Ice Machines
•••
In Ute ButdneM 8lAee 1920
1906 FW.le.rton A -.e.
Pboae Newport Zl9-I
Refrigeration Repairs Electric
In the New and Modern Manner
Let ua solve yoor retr!gt!!oatton troubles with the Im·
• ,,_ proved Instruments deSgned espeda)Jy ~ for refrigeration analysis.
We Find the Trouble
Wiien Otben Fall
Our work Is speedily and expertly done.
Our charges are nomlnal.
Results aie guaranteed.
ao weot ttb si.S E I E R S E N ' S
Newport Barbor Dtatrlet-Phone Newport Beacll -M!
NOTICE IS Hl!:RltBY GIVEN
that the undenolgned, GEORGE 14.
BRESLIN, u Executor of the D-
tate of the above named deceued,
wtJJ Mil at prfvate Ale to the hlgb-
ut bidder upon the terma and con-
dltlona herein&tter mentioned and
.u.bject to cootln:n.a.Uon by the
a.bove entlUed court, on the 20tb
day Of June. 1945. or thereaft.er
wtlhln the tlme allowed by law, at
the office of sa.ld executor. 1225
Clttun. Natlooal Bank Bldg. •113
So'iitb~prtng Street, Loa Angeles
13, California., all right. Utle and
Interest of the 8&.Jd dece&ftd at the
time of her death and aJI the rtgbt,
title and lntereet that her said
ell.ate bu acqul~ by ope.ra.Uoo of
la.w, or otherwtae, other than o r
ln addition to that of said deceased
at the time of her death, In and
to the real property situated In the
CouDty of Orange, Slate ot Call·
fornl&. and described as toUowe, to.
wit:
baa not yet been. named. ---------------------------
Complete laboratorieo tor cUn.-1 :o------------------------. ~-: x;.,ray th~=-:::t:.~ • Before You I Build or Remodel
Medical and dental technicl..ana are •
l . Lot.a 109 a.nd 110. Tract
No. 702, Coe.at Royal, In the
County of Orange, State ot
Callfomla. a.a shown on map
recorded ln Booi: 21. pagee l ,
2 and 3 ot. MllllCellaneom Map•.
Recordn Of ea.id Orange Coun·
ty.
2. That portion of Section
Six (6) ID Townablp Eight (8)
Soulb Range Eight (8) We.at..
San Berna.rd.inc Bue and
Meridian. in the County of Or·
ange. State of CaliforniL
bounded and described. a.a fol·
lowe: '
Commencing at a point In
the Northerly line of Tract No.
702, u ptr map thereof re-
expected to be added after -t:b.e
pra<tloe la utabllsbed. Addltlooal
apace 19 provided for parking on
the lot, which t. large enough tor
e.xpana:l.on Of the b111wtne-. the doc·
tar aid.
Gordon N. Robert.eon la drawing
plana and will erect the new •true·
ta~. It la reported to be along
modemiltlc 11.ne. •mtlar to thCl8e
of the new C&matiOD lllreet ecb~.
Dr. J1.uweI1. who la a graduate
Of the Loma Unda School (or
Medlclne, will be tbe nnrt pr&c·
Uciug pb-to locate In tbe
community for the purpoee o!
practicing medicine.
Santa Anita
Foundation to
Distribute Funds
C'orded In Book 21 at page• 1 The Santa AnJt.a FoundatiQD,
to 3 Inclusive, Of Mlacellane-dedicated to the dilbu!'IN!ment ot
OUll Mapa, Records Of 1!18.ld Wu Relief and Cbarlty Funds, waa
Orange County, distant there-annwnced today at Santa .Antta
on North 89° 14' 45~ West Park wbl!!!re the resumption at tac·
... 14M.56 feet rrom the aouth· l.ng tor the ttnt time aince Pea.rt
eut cortl'Pr of the northe.ut Ha.rbor la expected to pua all pre--
quarter (NE14 l of the north· vfowt oantr11Jution reoorda.
eut quarter fNE1:4 ) of 118..ld So important ha•e donationa 8Jld
Section Slx (61 a.a Slhawn on eontributlona to char'ltabie acttv-
sa.ld Map of aald Traet No. IUes become that Lm A.ngelu Turf
102: thence North 26° tiS' 30'"" Club, Inc.., approved the Found.a·
West 103.04 feet to a point; ttan,. at tbe requmt of the u . s .
thence northerly aloog a curve Treamry Department. u the beat
concave to the East and hrf"· mean. ot bandltng at. un. import-
ing a radius of 200 feet a.nd ant a::tl+Jl>.
betng t.anpnt to the' Ia.st de-During the CIUTl!Dt meeting, .the
1eribed couree, a diat&Dce or CDJ.cludlnc week at. the Glorious
75..63 feet to a point; thence Fourth -'uJy S-7 -ta -.rmarked
North 15• 13' 30" Well tangent entlftJy tor war relief and charity.
to the lut deecribed curve, a The SM.ODO 8anta Kargartta Han-
dl8lance of 11.94 feet lo the dlcap ad the $60,000 S&n. Juan
true polnt of begtnning of fhe C&plstn.no wm be outstanding tea-
boundary Of the land de&Crib-ftD"m. ·
ed ; thence North M • '6' SO" Trulteea of the Santa Anita
East 100 feet: thence North Focii•la:Chm are: Lee K. eatt.c::m.
5• 13' 30" 80 feet; thence Loir An&'flla oil aecuth-e and pru-
South 84° 46' ~· West JOO fdent or the L. A. 1"u:rf Oub; :f'w'.
feet: thence South 5° 13' 30'" ter Bruck, pr ddmt. AD· Year OJlh
Eut 60 fttt to the true paint at Soulbem C&llfornla; director,
ot begtnnlng; Orthopedlc Hnopltol, I.om Angel .. ;
Sald land belng also de-The II<* ft.nerend .1oeeph T . Mc-
tcrtbed u Lot 18 Aue.nor'• Guekea of P.•+na, aimJtary
Map No. 53. Record.a of Orange Btabop ot. Lm Anp.Ies, an active
County. leader tn the O>mmun.lty Qie.t and
SUBJECT to all restrtctioD.ll. Red cro.t at Paadena and Lot
reaervaUon11. rigbta of way and An~leai;
easement.I of reconl. · Harvey 8. lludd. cbainn.an ol. the
TER.MS OF SALE: Ca.ab ln law-board Of the Lm ~ea Area.
ful money ot the United States. War Otmt, ~ of the .All·
ten per cent of the price to be Year Cub, president of lbe Am.er.
deposited with the bid and the bal· lean Trwtftute at Vining and l(etilJ.
ance to be payable upon conflrma· lurg:lcal Ea.gtnee:n; George J .
Uon of the ll&le by the court. O'Brien, 'rice-preeldent Standard
Bid• and often are invited for Oil Company ot. C&llfomla. director
88..ld property and mu.at be ln wl"it-Loe Angeles C2a&mber Of Oxnmerce
lng a.nd will be received at sa.ld and chairman otL uae chamber'a tn-
ottlce or u.Jd executor, or may be duatrial development oommlttee;
filed with the clerk of u.Jd Super-P. G. Wbmett. JR 1 1mt Bullock'•
tor Court at any time alter the department llltore, form.er head Of
flnt. publlcatioo of this notice and the Loe Anplea Ana War Chest,
before making said -.le. f1nrt. vtce.pnwt.'lent at. tbe AD· Year
DATED: May 31, ltM5. Club; Olarles H: Strub. executive
GEORGE lf~ BRESLIN vlce..~t Of 1-AllgeJe. Turf
Ex~utor oC the Lut Will al Cub, Inc.., preddeut Of Slerra.-
Ele°""r G&mett Kennedy, et<:., Nff&da Ia-t O:>mpmiy of o.c..-. San ..... _
HUNTER "' LILJESTROK. -------A.ttoruey1 at Law
756 So. ll<oadway,
Loo ~ .. 14, a.JI! .•
and
J . B. JOUJON·ROCHE.
Attorney at Law
4113 So. Spring street.
Loo ~eo IS, Call!.,
lfo. Sll51, '
Atlomeyw for Encutor.
CR·12375.
Pub.-.JUDe 15, 7, 12, H , N, 1.M5.
Ex-Marine& Asked
To Contact Office
In Los Aqeles
visit our Interesting
sample and ~y
rooms. Color gwdes,
planning aids, com-
prehensive stock of
rugs, carpets and
linoleum.
&up"
(Jupeta
Cleaned,
Repaired
LUDLUM Carpet Works
lllH South Mala llt.' Phone Banta An& :808 SANTA ANA
RmDY KlLowATI' is rarin' to go every minute, night and day,
to brighten your home, run your household appliances, and
help you in hundreds of ways! Don't hold him back. If you
give him too small an outlet for his energy-inadequate wires
and too few electric:tl outlets-he's bound to be limited in
the service he c:m give youl
Electricity has to Bow readily just like water. So, to get
every drop of power~ bit of work and helpfulness from
your electric:tl servant, Reddy Kilowatt-be sure your home
wiring is uJ>'lo-date ... that your new or re-modelled home
will be adequately wired!
Adequate Wiring Provides:
LAI.. IMOUOll lllYICI IN•
ftAMCI ..• to 2ssore 1dC"quate
electricity fer -t and future
....is.
Ulel IMOHM Wllll •.. to
.,...., • lull ...,PY ol doctricity
wilbout....tt,pamittinsdlicialt
md ~11ria) opmMiD of lp-
pir"'Ocl
--... lopropaly C!iJtnbut• mooah d<dricity to<
your every use, without "ova·
loading."
INOUON OlflUTI & IWl,.,01
••. for 1he ,,.,.,......,! and proper
ax ol .U _, and mticipolal
opplianca ud lialatiD1 eqnip-
ment.
IOUTHllN CAUfOINIA IDllON COMPANY LTD.
• .1.1.mn
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• lo11 Wiii Install New OfHcers
J11e 12; Change Meeting Days
Pt&n. tor IDlltallaUon ot · oewly &rt1lt:. who drew a aerlee Of tJPt-
.ioctecl -n <II tl>e um. club Ding uetcheo ~ by a wm be: made at tonight'• meetlng rtmnlng tire of amu.1tns comment.
at Helna Kala,. It la och<duled Boy Scout. of Troop &, ._l'ld
t or Tue.say, June u , and will al80 by the Uooa, wti.o were hip eat tn.
be lAdleo' Nlgbt. merit point. at the dl8trlct m e«
otncen who will be lDetalled held ln Loe Angele., were guMtl
are, president, ~oward Gerri.lb; tol"'!"'tbelr annual "•teak dinner,"
~~president, ?d.Ute C&rmichael: and. they were Donald Ward, Rtcb-
WUlla.m Lord. eecre.t&ry-treuurer: ard SimP90n. Roy Graves, Bill
Bert Smith, tall twll:ter; Paul Nor-Kublmytt, Henry Boya and Job.D
ma.n, Uon tamer. Heins Ka.J.9er and ·wuaon.
Denni8 Hogland were elected mem-Unda1ey drew their portra.lta,
ben or the boa.rd Retiring pres!-a.nd tboee of 'I1leo Robina, Judge
dent a. Pouglu Vlard. bodge and Mn. G. L. Andrew..
A change baa been made ln the AmUtant Scout.muter Stanley
day Of meeting, wb..ICh will be Gorzuchovak.i wu aleo preeent.
'I'Uead&y eveninca at Heinz KW-Sugge.ted by Llne19ley, the Uone
en', an.a the tint one wu last are dbcuaslng the t&k.lng ln of
week when otficen were nomin-Eagle Scouta u honorary mem-
ated. The program wu ln charge bent. It waa the l< lime when
at LarTy Ewen and be presented SCoutmuter Tom Allen will be
J'ack Undeley, News-TI.mes sta!t present, and be was preaented by
BOM:E. AUTO, MARINE
BADI08 REPAIRED
Martae Elecb1cl.&D
lJURT R. NORTON
the Uons w1th & beaut1f'U.l rfluor-
el'tcent desk lamp and by the 1Scouta
with a pen and pencil .et.
Bank Employes
Fish on Holiday
Employees of t b e Newport
branch of the Bank of America
had a big day of flahlng Memorial
Day when E. J, Ja..c.k:lln, owner of
the /le<:apture, compllmented the
staff of the bank w1th an all-day
outing. 1111 Clout IDwa7 Phone UJ.1
Newport &Melt, Callf. First to catch a fl.ab v.·aa Carol
-------------Purcell, much to the delight of the
.-------------.. other member!f of the party. Sev-
• Asphalt Paving
• Concn1U. Cutting
• Equipment Rentals
John C. Blystone
CleDflral Contractor
511 E. Third Santa Am.
Tel. 1104
eral eea bass and a halibut
'ill.'ere hauled ln on board the 40-
passenger sporta!lahing charter
boat v,;hlch ha.s re<:eotly been tak-
ing returned l'tOldlera flshlog al-
mo9t. daily_
Th06e on the trlp were ; Roland
A. Wright, manager or the barik:
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Balmer, Dr.
Baker. Janice Campbell, Patrlcl.a
Flanagan, Stella Padac; and F . O.
White. dentist: Cedric Farnham,
Ne\\-'s-Ti.mes; Mr. and Mrs. E . J .
Jacklin and 13-year-old son; H. P .
Beaumont, skipper.
Kemper's Boat Landing furnish-
-------------I ed the fishing poles.
HARRY HALL
Painting
Contractor
Phone 148&.l
)
BACK THE AtTACK
Mesa
LIQUOR SHOP
1822~ Newport Blvd.
Plenty of Whiakey
OOSTA MESA, CALIF.
PboM Newport 4'
l111PN1slve T•lk -
Memorial Day
(Col>tlmled from Pllllt 11 suanlad at tho -. at lwo
Jlma. at Oklnawa.
Coancll Considers UsefUI Lives Wiii Repay Parents
City Hall Plans; For Education Cost, Minister Says
Otlaer Matters O>oootnc the topic "Are You port Harbor Union High school au-
Costa Mesa News
Mldsb!pman WDU.am A. ReaN, "Remember ooe th.lnS." the bril·
(Coatlnued from Poge ii Worth It!" fM b1a cndua!kn. a d-dltorium through an Interesting
not adopt oo.e without de.ta11.11 be--dress to the 96 Costa Mesa boys accounthlg ot the cost ot the most
lq available toT public cn.cu.aaton. and girts who received their cram· rxpensive things on earth---chll·
Concratula.Uc:ma are In 'order tor
Pre. and l!ro. 'Graydon Tweedy,
1680 Newport boulevard, wboee
daupter wu born &t St. Joeeph
boaplt&J on .June-1. She weighed in
at aix pounds, 11.s ounce.a.
-ot Mn. c.a....,.. wm.lomaD. U...t ;rouns major aid empbatlcal-
209 Ruby annue. Bil~ l tl•nd, ly, • .....,.. r•n.r eetUe anythlq.
Tblo may -otnns• coming from u otncer," he went on, "'but
In tact wan atv• u an opporbmity
to aettle a great dul--an oppor-
tunity to make O\ll"Mlvu free and
Independent..
By tbla time, councilmen felt tbat mar ochool diplomas lut Thuns-dren.
additional delay would be caueed. day, Reverend Perry Schrock, paa-From actual statistics Rev
and me"rel)' went on record of ·~ tor of the Congreptional church Schrock told that at th~ nrsi
Provinl' the rHOlutJona Of the of Corona del Mar, eufMd the breath of life a babe draws, he
plannen a.a recommendations to class aeated ~n the dais of New· has cost his parents at least $50.
M.r. and Mrs. Leo Fryer and
daughter M1aa Jeannle Lou Grund
of Fiower atreet attended lnata.Ua-
tion rttea Monday · evening of the
San Fernando Betbol, Order of
Job's Daughters. Bill Peyton ac-
companied the group.
Midshipman Wllllam A . Re.a.via.,
Son of M ra. Converte Wurdeman
of Balboa laland, who wlll a,.rlve
home fr-om AM.apoll• thl• week
for a month'• leave.
left Annapoll!i .June 6 a.nd wlll be
home Saturday or Sunday. Hla
paternal gnndparenta, Mr. and
Mrai. W . E . Reavis, and Miu Ida
Mead. will bring htm down from
Loa Angeles, and hia maternal
grandmother, Mn. Margaret Dear-
born, 1006 Park avenue, will be
here to welcome hiDL
ThiJI I.a hi.a first leave since he
entered A.nn&pol.18 1ut .June, and
he v.rlll report be.ck there July 5
tor tbe crul.ae. LMlt year the cla.M
went to South America. but they
expect to take a longer ooe thla
year, and alter that comee fiight
training.
Waiting at home 18 the new boat.
Rhodes CM.liser "Mldahip," named
In honor of Bill, which be baa
never seen. but 'ill.'bkh he and Mr.
Wurdeman will spend many happy
hours In 88.lllng a.n.d: racing.
Mesa Window
Boosts Bond Drive • Davia and Gay Mu.tc Company
actlon previously ta.ken by the At th.e age of 18 years, he has run
councll them•elve. in favor1.D.g Slte up a bill ot $9,456 for his parents
Four. YOUR BABY'S and the school system. .
Ho,...•, COwa O. K. PORTRAIT "Your parents and the public do
Too many antmala included ln not expect to be paid back," said
Mr. and Mrs. F'rank Parsons of
P&r80D.8 avenue, 2'pent & day re-
cently with Mr. and M.rs. Joe
Ra.pier of Garden Grove.
'-rhe end of the war of 1~ did
not find ua un1tec1, but gave u.s
tbe opportunity to become united..
The war of 1014.18 did not make
the world free or Nfe tor democ·
racy, but gave ua an opportunity
to make it sate. We have an op.
porttmlty today for lbe finlt tlme
alnce 191• to re&lly ma.lte peace.
Wb&t are you g'olng to do about
It!" the 1pea.ker laked.
th• recommendation of the com. Rev. Schrock, ''but they will want ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=
n.uasion to prohibit ptp, goat.a. Here la .a chance fo,. •"Y dividends derived from seeing Y'OU
sheep. hontes and cattle from the mother t o get a pict ure of her boys and girls become industriOl.lS
city Umtte, lt aeem.a. eo, at the baby In the N ~ Tlmea with and useful citizens knowing h°""'
auggeetlon ot Sla.nley t hey de· the cOmpliment• of thl1 new• to do some useful piece of work.
clded to re-com.mJt to the comm.la.. paper! W hile In the Past ff!IW U you can sign this promissory
irton the change In zoning to allO'N month• only tel"'Vlce men'• note, then you are worth it."
bo""'' and a cow und-r bablee have been ahown, now
TBUCll8 AND TRACTORS
F AJUI EQUIPMENT
M. Elnste & Co., Inc.
.f0'7 E. 'u.. Pb. n oo San.ta Ana
SU No. L A.. St. Pia. U!l A•.,,.,,
Remlndlng us tbllt. we may have
to give up comfort and even food,
u Preel.dent Truman we.med. to
keep th ellberated peoples f'rom
lll.arvi.ng, the major aaid that the
pn:aident wu thinking Of WI wheo
he made that prediction, in. order
that peace might come.
.... P aper Graduation Pro...,..m nelghbo hOOd ont 1 'TO\._ the News-Time. haa decided to e·-;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;f r c ro · .i. ne reuon Invocation and benedicu·on were f thl I •--• b Co u Include tho.e of civilians alike or II, u exp au.ico..i y unc -ITiven by Reverend Carl Johnson Stant tbat th who ~de In the ha,.bor ar"UI. e-HOW MUCH IS £NOUGIP. man ey, waa e new or-ot the Community Church of c o-· • din Id k h •-hi Just go to Robert'1 Stud.lo, <>...,. ance wou wor & arU':I p on Mesa. The Girls' Glee club ac-
The army la now trying to do
eomethtng tor these returnea and
the thouaande who will" follow, Ma-
joT Abram said, but pointed out
that In the final analyal.a the civil-
ian• would have to do most to
receive them be.ck. ..We have
wound the spring tisht in them to
achieve victory. NOW' we are try-
ing to unwind It a lltUe," be point-
ed out. "You mwit help give theee
boyo Jobo, , undentandlng, and
tlme."
PLACE WREATHS
At the concluaton of bi.a talk,
Andrew Ha.yman called for Gold
Star Mothers and others bearing
wnatha to place them on a bunt.
Ing bedecked rack a.a their names
were called_ Hrs. Harvey placed a
wreath for all Gold Star Mothera.
The Nava) A.Jr Station also bung
a wreath tor their fa.lien men. Mrs.
& number of --Iden•-f N rt 407 N. Main street, Santa Ana
• '"'0 .... o ewpo companied at the piano by Keo Height• who have ieveral lota, and and tell t hem that you want Fisher and under the dil"('Ction of
k .. p either a c-·· or bo-with your baby's portrait taken with ......... • .... 11 -Co,rene Boe. ttcher. o~ned the pro-out be1.. •-A-the c0mpllment1 of the New.· ..,... uig a nuinw:ice. gram Wlth three selections. By Th. 00.t Of •-·era t Ind! id··-' T imes. No a PpOl ntment Is neee:s-....... o v uo.a request of the graduating class, lot owner1 in Corona del Mar wtn s.ary. Age limit, however, ha• Mrs. Boettcher sang, "One, ~ .. 0 be .bout ,90 per lot &Dd t been placed at two-year&. Then, "-"" · no more Three" by Malotte. Closing the than 'loo It W .. ·-I ted b R aa •nace --nnlta., your baby'a • ~~ma. Y . -.-~ musical portion, the Boys' Glee L. Patten1on city e•m•eer t picture will appear In thia newa-1 b . oaeu• 0 a cu and combined glee clubs gave queatlon trom Mn. Roee Clausen, paper. three delightful numbers. a relrident of that community. No :._ ___________ __:
obje<:tlone ~re raised at the flna1 Presentation of diplomas was by
bearing on !be sewer problem, and Island woman N. c. Lamberton, president of the
advertl.olng tor bid• wao ordered. Dies in Los Angeles booi-d ot trustees. SUjl<'rintendent
Tbese bid.a will be opened on June E . A. Rea spoke briefly of the ra-
pid growth of the Costa Mesa ele-19 at 4 p. m. m t h I Zoning V•riancea Death took Mn. Albertyne en 81!' sc oo system , stating
The tint bearing on a propoeed Mather , 54, wife ot Roy Mather, that f1v~ Y~ ago ~ere were
amendment to the city ordinance former member Of the ed.ltorla.l 685 pupils re~ered 1n contrast
relative to zontn varla.ncea st.a!! of the Lo8 Angeles Times, to the ~01~ now on the records.
po9e'd by the plangnlng comm~\ v.·bo died Saturday at St. Joeeph'a What WJ.U it be tomorrow. asked
waa a180 devokl of objectl and h06pltal. Mn. Mather resided at Mr. R;ea . He stated that every
"'llll pl\8Sed alon to the 00~ d 315 Onyx avenue, Ba1~ Island. room in both the Main and Lind-
beartng ~ on Mn. Mather leaves. beside& her berch schools are full and if en-
Tbe ~lty will get l3l50 trom the hu!.'lband , three aona, Roy jr. of rollment kee~ up at. the prese1:1t
county tor hiring life guards dur-Glenda.le; Robert, now in the Navy, rate, there w_ill be ch1Jd~n to ~ill
Ing the next fe m th 11 and William, a Sea.bee, and a 8'.s-two n:x>rns with no place in which
t..Whm it __. •' Vitaftlh. A eM Q. aNO<JOll .. _.. dllMt ..... ,
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,... .... JO'S , ..... , pt ........
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tMid bJ ta-...u_. o1 Alb S .. t:aiw. w on a. wu M ~-th _._A M th f to meet William Hourigan placed a wreath disclosed. Thia wlll oome In several ter, ra. °""" e. U&.C a er 0 ____ · _________ _.: ____________ _
for her son. killed in the Philip-• paymenta. Fif't'! Chief Frank Crock-Evanston., Ill. Funeral services will
pines. I er could give no loformation. how-be conducted Friday at 11 a.. m. in WUO'S WHO lfl II ARBOR DISTRICT A beautiful wreath oommemor -ever, on the number or guardll to the LJtUe Church Of the F10\\-'era.
ated the late Preeident Rooeevelt; be employed. Fore9l Lav.'ll Memorial Park. FIREPLACE A NO KlNDLI NG WOOD-one was placed for Newport Har-Permission was also voted to H. w . Wright, l784 Npt. Blvd., 0>8ta Yea&. U9ed Lumber, Ph.~.
bor ; Coata Meaa Poat of the Amer-Wm. L. Humphreys to construct a A } M t• f
lean Legion, Coa.atllne Poat. VFWs, I pier at his reirtdeoce. 307 E . Edg-e-nnua ee mg 0 GENERAL CONTRA CTOR-
Califomla State Guard, Llons C1ub, lilo'ater, Balboa. First Church of Gordon B. Findlay, 3410 Cout Blvd., Ph. 412. Pl.arui a.nd Conatructlon.
CIO Local 52; 40 & B Society of l The Army wa.a given permiesion LUM BER COM PANI ES.-
Orange County, Sea Scouta, Boy to operate a 90Wld truck th1.a Ch • t, Sc" t' t Co.ta Mesa Lbr. Co.-.. Let ua help you pl.an your home." Phone '8.
ScouU:, Troop 17, VFW Auxiliary, I We<!ne&day In the clty &dvertislng rJS ten IS Bay Di.8trict Lumber Co. Phone ll~l Cout Highway a.t A.rcbt-L
Glrl Scout.a T1'0op 3, Civil Air \ boxing bout.a to be apooaored by OFFICE IUPPLI ES.-
Scoute, City of Newport Beach, the S&nta Ana Army Air Bue tn LA.sting world peace bu Ila root.a Newport Harbor Publilhing Co. Pbooea: 12 -13, Newport Beaob.
Board ot Supervieons. Newport I Santa Ana during the War Loan in the permanenc:r· of divine laws PA INT I NG--
Beach Chamber of CommercE. drive. and cannot be expected to rise Newport H&rbor Publllbing Co. Phonee: 12 _ l3, Newport Beach ~hetalwTl-ad•• ,eouncJI, AFL; Span-from the foundation.a of Belfi.ah .de· REAL ESTATE, INIURANCE .. N OTAl'llY l'UBLIC-
UI &r Ve eran.s. Co.U Meaa MINNIE P. E DDY atres and aim.9, The Christ.tan Lew a Wailace,'2202 W . Central Avenue. Pbooe 3.
a.re among lbe many Mee& con-
cerns who are actively boosting lbe
current Seventh Wa.r Loan Drive
through Ulelr w.tndO'llr" d!Mplay
which featufta an Interesting es:.·
hiblt of eouvenln &om the Pacific
war sent .. to Mrs. Gay and Mn. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;~I Da.vil by a friend, A . .J. Arrtght jr., I a Merchant Marine aeama.n ot San
American Legion, and Cub Scout.a. Science Bo&rd of OlrectQJ'I_ ~d the R:Ua&ER STAMPS-Po~ S:::ty';.:"~e 8t:a'!.:, v.;;: M.innJe P _ Eddy, ~9. a natJve of. annuaJ meeting ot The Motlier N ewport Barbor PuNtM lnl' Co. Pbonu: 12 • 13, Newport Be·cb"
Il!lnota and a resident of Southern Church, The Flnt Church of Chrlst, I IHl£ET METAL WORK-
out on the pler &nd cut their California nine years. died at her Sclentlat, in Boat.on. Monday. Vlele Pltmabt.Dc A: Sheet Metal Wor U. O:>lt& .Meea.. hone 210.
Luncheon and Dinner
Served Dally from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m .
'
Bay
Cooking by Mn. Blanchard
Front Dinner
183 East Bay Front
Phone Newport 360
House
Francisco.
wreath on the aea. Then Com· home at Court 9lreet and Cen1to1 Commending the effort.a of the VARll.TY STORE-
mander Crocker awarded Gold Star avenue ln Stanton Sunday. California peace conference to Bal .. -A •·•·-.. V•Pl•h · 8 .. ~-•-, lOc, ••-·-• up. F1aga to .everal mothen who were ol e p-cttcal •--•-upon .....,.. ~ ---3 ~ ..._. -...... Pbon• 2lll·W. She leaves her widow Ha.ITy ev v a •... ~... 1-,::::;:::;:::;:;::::;::::;::::;:::::;:::;::::;;::::;;::::;:::;:::;;:::;:::;::::;::::::;::;:::;::::;;::::;;::::;:::;:; Mra Hourigan, M.ra. Buchanan, Eddy; a .-oo., Pvt. A 8~rF. 01_, which nation.a might outlaw war1 •
Mrs.. Spicer. and Mn. Nelaon.. ugu cu.a for all time, the directors pointed
The aervtcee were concluded :!h :~~~dfo':res~ a ate~ out that these efforta would be
wtth three volleys of rttle nre ' y, Mea. succeastul lnaofar aa they reflect
fTom the flrtng aquad, tape being & d&u8:bter, ~n. Francee Arnold the operation Of God's govern-
played from the balcony, and & I of Madison. Wis., and three sisters, ment ln human affairs. beoecllcUon said by Rev Edward i Mra. Helena Sborea Cf Costa Mea, Goodell · Mn. Rose Koeppen and Mn. Ch&r-Highlighting the meeti?{ wu
· lot~ Chapman both Of Joliet, Ill. the election ot Mn. Myrtle Holm
Hallmark Greeting Cards
FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 17th
In the background of the collec·
tion Is a picture of a Bendb: waah-
er, the heart'• desire Olf every
bouaewl!e. with the timely ~
tlon. ''Buy Bond9 from Uncle Sam
-Buy Bendix from Davia and
Gay." The local store will h&ndle
thNe and their ccmpanton.:plece.,
the Ha..m.ilton C1ot2lu Dryer, u
eoon a.a war ratrlctlOll8 are lifted.
Tum Quarry lo o..tper Of Ibo ln-
terMUng wlDdow dJ.aplaye which ~i.,ff'"iiii;;;-~-~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~l I have been featured by th1a com. ; pe.ny,
B&PW Picnic
Set for June 7
Mesa Store Has
Gala Opening
The Mesa Radio and Electron..ics
company held a gala opening on
Saturday at their new location,
She wu a member Of the Coat.a Smith or Waba.n, Ma.saachuaett.9,
Meaa Gr&nge. a.a Prealdent or Tbe Mother Chun::h
Funen.l eervlcea will be con-tor the enauing year, succeeding
ducted at lbe HJlg-enteld mortuary Paul Stark Seele}·, and the re-
in Anaheim Wednesday at 2 p. m. election of Roy Garrett Wataon,
and burial wUI be in Weat.mUuiter TT'euurer, and Mary G. Ewing,
Graduation, Birthday and Annivernary
Costume Jewelry, Perfume, Novelties, Gifts
Newport Souvenir and Gift Shop
Mr. aDd. Mn. Forreet B. Owen
"'fie St~< of a Million Articles" MATT W AUlH SPORTFISIIlNG, Inc.
535 Coast Highway-Across from The Arches
The G W a large, comfortable boat
Excellent Galley Tackle For Rent
FREE PARKING
Phone Newport 1420 or (L. A.) Richmond 9252
Corona ~el Mar Cafe
Favorite Eating Place of the Traveler
Along the Coast Highway
J•Be•, Chicken ud Steak DlllW9 ol this famed way-
side hostel have cooverted tbe routine ol an lnterelty
auto trip into a delightful little adwnture In good food
••• good drink.
mo: or nm WT ft'OCJKl:D ens.au or soo••••x OAID'OIUflA
Jim Kennedy and ftank X. Burns
UUOnrt.......,., P.t• del ..... ft am 1 111'1
I • ._.,a; I - -U, 1111 t'Dlllll ... 11117
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Memorial park. C1erk.
The Trustees reported the most
La.at meeting of the year for the 1794 Newport boulevard where Mr.
Business and Profe-.tonal Women'e and , Mn. Larry Ewen graciously
club will be a plcnJc. held Tbun-~ived conpatu.latlons tr om
day evening June 7 at the Udo their many fne:nds. \Veil deserved
ls1e clubhou~. Hott~ will be were t hese words of commendation
Stiff Sentences in
Black Market Case
Lois Slmmou and her loel.ng team for the owners of the store and Robert 0 , Campbell, former Bal-
in the attendance coo.test. Hobby Shop have done a magnifi-boa bank clerk. w&a fined $10.000
,-------------~I cent job on the rtxtures a nd equip-and granted three year-3" probation
ment. assembling them from ma-in U. S. Judge Leon Ya.nkwicb'a
terie.ls ava11abl~ and dolng all the court in the guollne black market
work themselves. cue according to Lott Angeles re-
F'OR INSURANC·E IEE
Howard W . Gerriab
llOI N _.t-
008TA~
n.o.e 111
Automobile • -Fire
Accident • Life
Uceue and Contract
Sobdo Wdlton
LID 0
Proof ot the esteem in which port.a. Campbell \\-'&II a key govern-
the Harbor area holds this tWD" ( ment \\-•ltnel!lfl ln the trial of Fred
some, were the many beautiful I Rutr, who was tined $10,000 and
bouquets which were sent for the sentenced to two yeara In prison.
opening. Special feature of the Others implicated ln the affair
afternoon was Jack Lindsley who, lllo'ere given prison or ja.1.1 eentencee
as compliment of the News-TI.mes and Walter A.inalee, ga.aoltne di.a-
with which he ls staff artist. made tributor, waa &lao flned 110,000.
aver 50 full·llize, free lighuiing
crayon &ketcba ot guests of the
_.wig_
Hobbyist.I were attracted to the
Hobby &hop wblch will be run by
Mn. Ewen. A l.a.Jye n\Ullber of
stampo and model planft were aold
during the opening day.
Services Held
For Wm. H. Best
Funeral ae:rvicee were he.1d at
10 a . m. Saturday at the SmJth and
Tuthlll mortuary, Santa An.a, for
WUllam H. Beet. '10, father at Ar·
active year in the Society's bl.s-
tory, measured ln terms of circu-
lation. advertlalng, and total bual-
ness volume. The Chrl.stlan Science
Monitor. and other public ations of
the Society, all reached new highs
in circulation. they said.
More than 1,000,000 lines of new
advertising were added to the
Monitor's columrui, with both the
Qumber of advert.i9ers and linage
attaining new b.lgb volwne!.'I, It
wa.a stated.
The largest a.nt in the warld
bunta flies ln the Amazon jungle.
JORDEN'S
Professional Pharmacy
m FORJCST AVENUll
LAQUNA BEACH
"In Bunnai t~ Tour Ht4l1h"
11 I! ..... le Pl .. Mkw
OOllPL&"IW 9.IOLOOICAJ.
• D&VG ftOCll ......................... ......, r J'1 ~a st -.: . -. ,._, . n a 7 niws 11 .....
TBE.&TBB Mesa Scouts Place
Highest at Camporal
thur L.. Belt, 208 Femleat avenue., ============= .-1111 .... _.._
-~ OpeM .... p. .. XWM.,,,!e S.tc"1 at 1~ o.u-... ..... rr-1:11
~ -Wed. i.....eiaa...q
"NOTBINO BUT TSOUllUJ" ...
"SOUOB, TOOOB AND •w:•nr ""1&111 Vkllor .,,,,....,..
tt ....... ..
Corona del Mar .
He waa bom In CJorvallla, N . 8.,
but bad livect ln cautomi& tor 'T5
The tlvo patrols ot Troop No. 6 Yean. &O ol them In On.nge coun-
ot Ccota MHa Boy Scout. under ty. Until .-nUy be bad boon ac-
Scoutmuter Harold V, Hall placed Un u a rancber. BurvtYtns are
hla:hest In the rec.nt CampnraJ bla -. Annar c.; a dauptu,
held In Santlqo porl< tn Smita Kn. Hallle B. 'l'lloml*>O of San
Ana. putll:!pe.ted In by 50 troopo Fnu>cloco; a """-Arthur L. <II
f'Jun all OYer On.nee county, num-Corona del Kar; a. brotber , Frank
bl!rinc 350 bo)'L 0ne patrol <II the a Beot of Puadena, and two ._
troop llWle 4911 point. out <II a ..,. Kn. Voude Al!Mm .t o_,.
pcmlble :IO(J In the camp roccrd.' and """-Pearl HIYley Of VDla
1be Ordor ot the A!Toor, • hJsb Pvk. --.--upon Stanley Youns. Once a member
thl:I sroup qana Ufe member
Onb' -boya CJUt ot Ille .. u.. lll"l'CP -c:a1l<d for tNa
Lt. Corson A waits
New Assignment
11-1 --Lt. <ll'I Do.Tio! C. Oonon, een-
191 dQw follow1ac ~--21 wm Ins alloenl a O>eat Guerd-manned
be ......,..,.. time at Rc>lt:IJl for LB!' la, w1tb ..,. mptloa, the only
~ No. 6. .&lr8d:f 25 out <II -left a-tl>e -wldcll die 40 ~ ........ «! In the troop bM putlclpet.e4"' the 111.-"' .............. ""'° --Boupln-rillo, Orion 111•"4, llalpen.
DotM. .... 7 • bmt ---. l'lllllpplnee. ·-
..... --... the --JD& ~ Clldllawa. et WI for the ... -M!Wiifr, lL ~ ......................
-waltlq at -for a -9-~ -... U. aJ4 H1A!w.•' J lpfl>un-t. Re U.. a1 ll0T1' JI • ~.,., P zltlwpw .. -..,nw, BsDa1 T4eed
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BALBOA
TBE.&TEB
---allilOp.in.
LM& ~!rte •' wtac ol a l)c!GIOie -., __ -"* •• p. ...
Wcdssrf~ Oll1y
"ONE BODY TOO llANY"
-'TOln'Y 'DDEVU"
--Fii. -ii.a. --"J111ZJ«l1D(AN ~Cll"' ...... --.. -·
----~ -nnJNDrppr•n. SON oF ruCILl•
ud "I LO-A llYll'!Eall'"
W1>ec's7 0al7-NeD W9*
"<DmlJlftAN'IUL
lllVIDENCS" .... ._ . .,,._.
NOW IS THE TIME to Have t hat Roof
Recovered -• • and we c~n do it for you!
Modem Equipment for Applyin'g Built-Up Roofs.
Limlt.ed Quantity of Wood Sliingles on Hand
20 YEARS EXPERIENCE AT APPLYING GOOD ROOFS
D. E. COLEMAN
Phone 1288
General Conlnctor
248 F1ower St., Costa Mesa
i1o future
lump-sum
payment
worries when
we finaoce
your home.
" NJJWPQR'I;'-BALBOA FEDERAL
SAYINGS tU.tl LOAN ASSOCIATION
aaJia VIA u oa ftC..l:l'HDNll 1aoo • '
N&WJO.OllT •EACH, CALIFG ... NIA . .
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Jmft·flWM, Jfwput 811-. dXWPOM I c6 ,. .
Pua N Pu.Uc NOTJ~ Puauc NoTicu · PUBLIC NbTICIS PuBuc NoTICES ::... .. ..::U::•::U::C.::...:N:....:..:o::..;Tl~C:;.D=---1 UC OTICU :.....:==~::..::...:.r:c ... =o..~•--7,I
ment --prooldod !or, rlll>t to lnllall -met.ro .., mum eonaunp!Jm. 8ucb -·ta P'Dr taaUns e• motan __ ....... __ 11.00 througb. the !In llydranta ot the
th su ........ tendent llhall .,..... th• any and all ~-· and llb&ll i;. made by the ~taod-No meter llhall be rem<>ffd, or In city may be cancelled &t the wUl oaDINANCE NO. !134
.--th --"-when met&n an ... -llDt o1 tho mwdclP"I _ . .,.._. any -Y cllaturbed, nor tho Hal or tho SGporlntendent<>I tho Waler
THI: Cl"l'Y OOUNCIL 011' THI: --dHCribed In. • ....,... -the ror -Who the 1~ eondltlan& broken, .,..,.pt In the pruence or Deputmeut on mdence that tho
CITY OJ' NEWPORT BmACH e&tlon, If the eeme &!JUI u-tho uood throup aid .,._ 11ba11 be an !lllfllled, tho Water Deput. Ullder tho direction of tho Super-holder theHo! lo or bu Ylol&ted
DOES ORDAlN AB P'OLLOWS: otnet or o.Jley OJIOll wl>lch Ibero In ..-.,.. with tho meter r&tao ment 111 then obllpted to "tum on lnte-t. the ptlvll-conveyed !her.under.
-1. WATER SYS'I'Ell. la a city -ier main, to fie con-benlnl>e!OH ..t * . tho -tar !or the quA!l!lod 'i>"' -io.. 20. CONSUMER'S RE-Such notk>e Of eancellatlOll llhall be
The munk:tpal water ay9lem of nected wttb the city'• water maln tum.er. • • 8PON8IBILITY". tn wrtttn.g otticlally delivered to
the City of Newport Beocb la here-by a eervtce pipe extencllng rrom (e) c:o...tl'\IOtlon Pu-' 'An metan o! the Water Depart,. the penona to be notUled ~ l!hall
-.. .a-la.red to embrace and lnclude the main to the curb lllle on the W.Ur IUPl"lied 1.fl" coaatruction lectlon 1S. T'2~TINO PR.Ell· ment iba11 be -•--at the curb be lmmedlately ettfftln and en-v, -t ot th -rty or to tbe p11~ Wbcre me"n are not tn.. ~ ..---all pro**I t.-of every charaeter, tron 9 Pf'Or--.. ~ llne ot. tbe et:reet or near the prop-. forced. ~ ' td th t or-rear thereof.. &Dd 1talled or Uled. th4li following flat Whenever a corurumer aha.ll va-real penonaJ and mixed. now used a e ereo . e.rty line ln alleys. whenever and a.ct~ 22. U'NLA.Wl'OL To OB-tn ~ lncl~t to the production. lncl1'dtng a 1 top-eock placed whlcb n.tee are hereby eat.&bllahed: ca.te any p?'91111eea, be ahall lmmed-wherever pr&cUcable, and tie pro-STRUCT nRE
mtorage conveyance a.pd delivery aervtce ptpe and et.op-cock abaJl For each 100 Unea.1 feet t&tely ctve written notice tbereot lec.ted. and maintained u a part at RANTS
of. wa~r to the COMUmen thereof thereafter be m.aJ.ntalned by and or curb -·-··--·-·-----I0.20 to the Water Department. Upon the operation of. the department. HYO ·
•
PuBLIC Nonca
be guilty o! a --or and upon coa:rictlon thereot, In a court
of competent im-ct1on, be pun-
t.abed by a tine not esc:Mdlng
U00.00. or lmpri8omnent not ex-
ceeding ~ da191 or by both such
tine and lmprloonment In the dla.
cretlon at the court.
Section 28.
,ordtnancu Noe. 111, 277, 409,
-t31, -t79, 481, and 520, and all
other ordlnancei and parta of or-
dinances in conruct with thla Or-
dinance are hereby repealed.
e Costa Mesa News
-gueota In the D. C. Mac-
Kenae ,home c:m 18th P\ace haw
been 'Kr. and Kn. Tbomu RQe..
even ot Loo Angelea, a1ICM ot the ..-.
Kn. Alma Holl who b&a been
W, la lmprovtng olcely at her h<De,
18:59 Newport road. Her daughter,
Kr& WUliam Dunlap of Hunting-
ten Park, la with Mn. HolL
ROSS & BARROWS
lace! ltDn to
Owen Roofing Co.
5418 r. •Ill Bt. l'boae USS
SANTA ANA
tn the Cltv of Newport Beach, to-kept within the excluatve control For each 100 tq~ feet · the receipt ot IJUCh notice, -.Id de-Where a water met.el' 11 placed eo!t ~~1:.u:1~:;u-1 ..= .. ant! ':';
pt.bu wiib all other property of of the city. In cuee of application --.ofr .. aledbewlOOallr. _:.········ ·r~t·········· 0.10 partment lhaJl re.d tbe wa.~r Wide tbe prem.LHt of a conaumer, (Ire hydrant by plactnr around or
every character that may here--tor water service ou pre.m.111!1 not .. u .., meter, 9hut otl the water from ea.id for the convenience of aa.ld con-
atter ~rom time to time be added abutting upoo a atrttt or alley of coocrete pave 1ent ···-····· 0.20 prezn!Ma and Im.mediately preaent sumer, provlaiona lhall be made ';~~~ ~~rat=~:::c~ i::r:
to It for such purpoeea. upon wbJcb there ill & city water For ea.ch baneD of Cfm:umt 10 to eald con.aumtt a.JI unpaid bllla for convenient meter reading and fully or c~lesaly injure the same,
Section 2. SUPERINTENDENT. matn. the city will lay It.a service uaed for other ~cUon .. 0. tor water tumltbW by the city to repairing by representatlvee of the
The above and foregoing OrdJn ...
ance wa.s introduced at a regular
meeting of the Ctty CouncU of the
City Of Newport Be&Cb, held on the ·=====~===~~~~ 2nd day of April, 19'5, and WU =
ftnally paaaed and &dopted on the 1MW1·-6-·ao11ouw£A1
2Bth day of May. 1945, at an ad-l>OllT w.\STI lWI TIMI A WlllllVM. pipe from the main toward the For aetutng each lot lineal him up to that tlme. Thereupon d rtm 1 ~·i le ••. h or to open or open.le any fire
The Ctty CouncD shall apooint a premiaea tor a distance equal to feet of b6cldtll ln~trenches aa.td consumer shalt pay Kaid bllla epa en · r a.i ure m-.e auc hydrant, or to draw or attempt to
eu.itable pe.raon to the office of the ~·-tance from the m• •-lo the ot 3 • •-th. 0 80 ~-In th provtaton by the con.-umer l!lhall be draw water therefrom. except u ~ ... u1 n over l"-..u, p ..... . to tbe Water IJ'Cpa.rtment. e utfl 1 t 1 _, 1 SUperinte.ndent of the municipal curb line on property llne, 1!1111.id For each additional .toot event that 8&1d conaumer &hall II c en cauae or remov~ o provided in SecUon 20 hereof.
water sylllem o1 the Ctty ot Newt -distance ln no cue to exceed 100 ln depth ········-· ..-. -··· .. 0.20 have made a depoelt wtth said de-~1:.!!.r1nmteterd att thfethoptid~•rtmof thet Section 23. REPAIRS Olt EX·
port Beach, who &h&ll 11erve on Y feet. and permit c::onnectlon there-For aelUing each toO eq. tt. partmenl ~ requlr~ In SecUon 12 ,,... en en ° e e.,... en TENSION. "
durtng the ple8Jlllre of the C\ty wtth by meana ot a union and pipes of graded earth at.reel ......... 0.04. of thla Ordinance, the balance, If antlld the wtllthb~~dln! ... 0 f &et rvtthce unb-The City of Newport Bea.ch re-
Council: the Superintendent of the Iald at the expen11e of and m.aln-For aettllng each 100 11q. ft. any. of auch depo«lt ah&ll be re-connec on. .. m-...e a e cur serves the right to 11hut off the
munlclpa1 water ayit~m shall have tained by the owner of the 11ervlce. Of graded sand subgi-&de ...... 0.06 turned to the conaumer, after de-line as herein provided. water from any premleea. or from
al! the power and authority gtven or may ln the discretion ot the Su-(d) Other Uaes: ducting therefl'Om the a.mount of The City Of Newport Beach shall any part ot the di.strl.butlng IJY9-
him by this ordinance and she.II perlntendent upon the ~vment or d ln no way whataoe .. •er be respona-tern u lnn• u nee•-•-, -'!bout ,..... Water u&ed for D.IJ other pur-8&1d bUla. Until such notice an ibl f d le ---. --& -.r w• perform the duties now hereafter the actua1 c~t thereof vrtend the poee& not heretnbeto;; enumerated. payments shall have been made, e ortr ~!-A amagfe ""1 ~.n or notice to cona:umers. at ~y tlme
lmpoeed upo.n htm by ord.l.nan~e service to the premleea of th' a~ shall be turntahed and charged tor eald prem.lata aball be deemed OC· ~ropkae y ~u&e 0 anyf eaa1.age, when the exigenclee of the oc~
and the orders of the City Councd. pllcant -•ong ""d bene•th any I d b h d h1IJ rea ge or 11eepage rom or ac~ casioo may ........,ulre it. but in all
ll.J ....... ... either at meter rate• or at a spec-cup e Y euc coMUmer an cident or damage lo any meter or • v .. Tbe Superintendent of the mu-public street. right of way!I, alle)'3 lal rate to be fixed by lhe City llabUlty conUnued.. pipe situated wlthln any private ca.ee11 Of extenslone or connections,
n lctpal wa.ter sy11tem shall receive or avenue of the Ctty ot Newport Council under separate agreement Section 14. CHANGE OF premlaes, and mld city ahall not Mid department ahall notify con.
for bis services the compensation Beach but not othe-•.. wtth th ADDRESS sul:ners of the neceulty ot 11huttlng • , .,.., · e conwmer . · be reeponeible for any leakage,
t't'om. time to time fl.Xed by the City Where there 111 a water ma.in ln Section 9. PRIVATE FIRE LINES Fallure to receive man wUJ not break.age, or 11eenave fl'Om any C1tt water and the probable 1ength
Councll and shall be paid monthly. be recognized a.a a valid exCUR 1 r-e of time the water ehall be so shut front of any preml.ae. every prem-Ratee: for private fire line 1terv-f tatl t t t h p pe •ltuate between any meter oft before taklng ll'LICh action. The Superintendent of the mu-tse supplied by city water abal1 Ice. except w h ere automatic dor ,_u_r~ 0 lnpay wa. er ra es w en property iruJtalled at the curb a.nd
niclpal water system &ball have have Its own separate 11erv1ce con-sprtnklen are Lnstalled when ue ..... ~ge occupancy Of prop-the private premtae11 served there-Section 24 .... ORA WING WATER
tull authority to employ and dl!J-necUon with the city main. and meter I not required v-ithi the erty supplied with city wakr and by. nor shall said city be respon-INTO STEAM
charge all persona neces.sa.ry to be the premisee: so suppl!~ will not be Cit s . n change• in mailing addreuea of &ible for or oo account of any BOILERS.
j<>umed regular meeting thereof by LIT ALKA·SU.TZ!'lt 1JFTM111)1.
the fol109.·ing roll call vote thereof. ~f'INl>TME SUN ~IHW&
A YES, Cou.ncilmen: Allen, Stan-~ / ....._
ley. Isbell, Reed. Hall. •
NOES. Councilmen: None.
ABSENT, Councilmen: None.
The above and foregoing Ordin-
ance Is signed and approved by me
this 28th day Of May. 1945.
Atlut:
CLYAN H. HALI.
Mayc;.r of tbe City of
Newport Beach.
FRANK L. RINEHART. ' City Clerk.
Pub.-June 5. 1945.
Tunnells Attend
Launching of Their
New Tuna Clipper
employed by him in the m&lnten-allowed lo supply water to any 2Yincb &ervice $lO.OO per annum. conaumen of city water muat be damage, injury or leaa occaaioned No 11tatlona.ry steam boiler aball
ance and operatlon of the munlcl-other premisea. except temporarily payable. itemi-annually. tiled in writing at the office of directly or Indirectly by the ex-be connected directly with the Mr. and Mrs. Tex Tunnelf and
pal water system. but 9hall be where there are no m&Jns ln the 4 inch ee?'Vlce $l~.OO per annum, the Superintendent on fOrtnll pro-lat.a.nee or any meter or pipe situ-water dlt trlbution 11ystem of said ch~dren, 402 38th street, Newport
authorized to pay only such wage11 sln:!et; provided that such reetric-payable aeml-an.nualb'. v1ded for that purpose. ate upon private property. city. but ln each and every cue a Island. went to San Diego recently
or per diem pay ae the City Coun-lions ab.all not apply to services 6 inch service 120_00 per annum, Section 1S. RENEWING SERV-Section 21 . USE OF FIRE suitable tank of storage capacity 'for the lau hin f th ir
ell may have previously fixed and already lnatalled unleu in the payable seml-annual~y. ICE. HYDRANTS. 11utflclent. for a t"\\.·elve hour11 wp. bo t "S nc g 0 e new
establiahed. Judgment of the Superintendent. 8 i 125:00 Whenever the owner or occupant ply tor said boiler shall be pr<r a ' weet Girl." which they call
al lb och service . per annum, f I Public fire hydrant.a &hall · be vided. and the aervlce pipe oupply-an "infant" tuna clipper as It ian't He sh I Aho have authority to1 tor e good of the service or to payable semi-annually. o any prem 11es prevloUBly coo. placed, maintained and repaired by
1
id tank ~ d
purchase all needed t'Uel, 11vpplles settle disputes. it is found necea-Tf such line la found tapped for nected with the city water syll'lem the water department. Any damage ng sa 8 l11charge di· big enough even to be a be.by
and equipment for the ma.intenAnce sary to enforce 11ucb provUlon11 as domeiUc use, a meter &hall be ln-de11lree to renew the use of water thereto by persona or agency other recUy lnto the to of sal~ tank. clipper.
and operation of the municipal to connections already trade. stalled on such service at t.be ex-he eball ma.lee application for r e-than repre9eotaUvea of the fire or Section 25. RIGllT OF INSPEC-The boat is 38 feet long, powered
water system when t he expend!-Section 6. SERVICE FEES. pense ot such conaFer and the newal ot '-''ater service and upon water department, shall be a claim TION. wttb a diesel engine and wa.s built
ture does not exceed the sum of No service connection Iese than regular meter rates Shalt be charg-payment Of all unpaid charges, lf aga.tnat the per90n or agency com-Any officer, foreman or duly at the Kettenburg Boat works In
$500.00. In all other cases the 98.Jlle three-fourth& (%, l incb in size shall ed therealter. The right eha.ll be any, together with a tum-on mttting such damage, and the Su-authorized repre11entaUve of the San Diego. It will be ready about
shall be purchased only upon auth-be tnstallttd. reserved to diaconnect iuch ftre charge as irpeclfled in Section 10, pertntendent of the water depart-I water department &hall at all times June 1 for albacore fishing, a.nd
oriz&tlon of the Ctty Councu, and The fees for the installation ot 11en·lce from the clty:ei m.al..n by di-the water will be turned on. ment &hall take such action u 1 have the right or ingreSIB and t11 designed to carry a crew of tlve.
as provided for ~y law. water services or for enlarging recUon of the C!ty Council on Section 1&. USE OF WATER may be nece11Mry to collect the egreaa to the cona:umer's premlsee Mra. Tunnell broke the bottle ot
The word ''Supertnttm.dent."' those already In shall be as fol-recommendation of the Superln-DURING A FIRE. aame. at all reasonable hour11 for any champagne. and the name, "Sweet
wherever u.9ed In this ordinance. low!ll: tendent of the Water Depar\ment. lt 11ha.ll be unlaw1'ul for any per-Fire hydrant.a are proVlded for purpose reasonably connected with Girl"' was for the TunneU's d&ugh-
shall be held and coru1trued to1 For a three-fourths inch Section 10. TURN-ON CHARGES son to u11e any water tor lrrlgaUon the eole purpoere of extlngul.ehlng the turnbhlng and conservation of ter Shelby. seven ye.a.rs old, and 18 mean the Superintendent ot Water (%, ") service 120.00 When water eervice to any prem-or any 1teady flow during the flrea &Gd ab.all be U9ed otherwtae water. for the inspection of the her father's pet name tor her.
Department ot the Ctty of Newport For a one inch (l") eervlce .... 30.00 lses ha.3 been turned ott bee&U8e progre9111 or any fire ln the city. only u herein provided for, and e.nUre water system upon 11aid ,..------------------------_; ___ _,
Beach, and any act in this ordin-For a one and one-half Inch of non-pa.yment of bW or violation unleu tor the protection of prop-1hall be opened and uaed only by premise&.
812 Wua -Try
All{a -Seltzer
ance required or authorized to be ( 1Ai") service .................... . 40.00 ot this ordinance. or ordered by erty, and all Irrigation and sprtnk-the water and fire depart.men ta or Section 26. REPORT OF VIO.
done by the Superintendent, may For a two Inch (2H J service. 65.00 the owner or tenant, a ch.&rge of ling ahall be tm.medlately etopped auch penoN a.a may be authoriud LATIONS. '.
be done on behalf of the Superln. For aizeA larger than two in.ch $1 .:i-O shall be ma.de and collected when an alarm of nre b eounded lo do so by the Ch.Jet Of the Ft.re It •hall be the duty Of the em-
tendent by a.n authorized officer or (2"). or where It b-:!co-nes necei-tor each aervtce on the premJaes in any part <If the city, and !hall Department or the Supertntmdent ployeee of the Police, Fire and
employee Of the Water Depart-sary to open paved street. the ac-before water 1ervtce wUI be re. not be begun again untU the fire of the Water Department u here-Street Department.a to give vlgi-
ment. The word "per11on" wberever tuitl cost of labor a.nd material tn stored. la extingui&bed.. ln provided. la.nt aid to the Superintendent t.n
uted in this ordinance eball be laying 8UCh a 11ervlce and replac-Section 11. PAYMENT OF Section 17. WASTAGE OF All pereona, ttnu or corpor· the enforcement of the provt91ona
held to mean and include natural ing the pavement ah&ll be charged WATER CHARGES. WATER. &lions deairing to use water Of thia Onilnance, and to th18 end
peraone of ettber &ex. a.uoclatlona, plue 10 per cent for overbeJLd. In Whenever the d!S'trtbutlon line or It lhall be unlawful for any per-through ftre hydrant.., or other they lhall report all • vtolatlon1
co-p&rtnerslilpe and corporations, 11uch ca.se11 the coet of material a.nd llne11 of the mllniclp&l water •Y• son to wute water or allow It to hydrant. owned or controlled by thereof which come t.o their knowl·
whether a cting by themaelvee or labor shall be estimated by the tem shall be duly connected with b(I wasted by Imperfect or leaking the city. Ahal! be required to obtain edge, to the office of the Super.
by a eervant, agent or employee; Superintendent and the estimated the premisee of any penon, and atope, valvee, plpe1, cloeeta. faucets a permtt. flnrt, from the Chief of lntendent a.nd It ahall be the duty
the aingular number eball be held coet ah.all be pa.td to the ctty the water turned on to such prem-or other flxturee, or to U8e water the Fire Department, second. from of the Chief of Fire Department \a
and conatru~ to include 'the plural Water Department by the person laea. the charges for water shall cloaet. wtthm:t eelf-eloelng valvea, the Superintendent of the Water report immediately to the Super·
and the m&1CUllne pronoun to ~ applying for wch tn111tallatto0 be· be a charge aga.tnst the penoo in or to U8e the water for purpoee1 Department who ehall Luue no in.tendent In cue of fire in prem-
clude the feminine. 1
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fore the work of connecting the poueuloo. of the prerniaea who other than tbot1e named tn the a~ 1uch permit to any person who baa: 19e8 havtng metered service for ftre
Section 3. UNL.A WFUL TO OB-ma.in with the property ta begun: used the water, and the cbarge11 plication upon whJch ratee for violated any of the provta.ona of protectJon purpoee11 that fire ha.a
... STRUCT D~S OFI provided. that whenever the e!!U-shall cooUnue so long as the water water &re baaed, or to uae lt tn this ordinance or whoee Indebted-occured there.
EMPLOYEES. mated cost la not su.ttlclent to fa turned on to saJd premlsee, violation ot any provi81ons of th1a nese; to the city for water used Section 27. EXCESS WATER.
It 1e hereby declared unlawful cover the total e.z.peruie for labor whether the same Is actually used Ordinance. or damage to hydranta or equip-All exceaa water may be sold by
and • mi8demeanor for any penon and material the denclt &hall be or not. Section 18. !ifE11:RS PROPERTY ment ta delinquent. And all such the City of Newport. Beach to con-
to interfere with or obetruct the charged to the property for wh.lch All charges for w&ter ehall be OF' CITY. persona having permit for uae Oil sum.ere outside Of 11aJd city 1n the
Superintendent of the munictpeJ such ln8ta.llat1on wu made and payable on the flr!llt day of each All metere, unJem otherwiee water from the tire hydranta muat manner pl'O'Vlded by law.
water system. or any of his duly to the owner thereof; provided tur-month succeeding tb.e month in authorised by the Superintendent. provide hydrant wrenches tor the Every peraon who •hall do or
We don't have ah -- I of a lot
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appointed agent&, wrvanta or em-thcr, that any exceu payment 9ha.ll which the water "-'&a tumlahed: shall be a.nd remain the property operaUon Of 11ucb ttre bydranta. faU to do any act In thla Ord!n-
ploytta, In the execution of any I be returned to the peMK>n applying every charge for water that le not of the city and wtll not be removed Perm!t for the uae of water ance declared to be unlawful eh&ll ============================":! lawful order of the Ctty Council, for the installation. paid by the hour of 'five o'clock unless the uee o1 water on the -----~~-------_;__---------========
or the provision.a of this ordinance Section 7 .... SERVICE TO SEP-P . M. of the tenth day of the premlae11 le to be entirely &top~
Mac, Verne and the Girls
in the maintenance and operation ARA TE BUILDINGS. month in which It ~omei due or the 11erv1ce connection dlscon-
Of ~e m:nJctpaJ water system. Each building fronting upon a shall be deemed delinquent. and tinued or abe.ndoned. In all cues
Sect on • ~R~~~ IN-street and 11upplled with water by therea!ter said water may be tum-where m'!ter• or meter boxes a.re
PIP the Water Departll'ent which has ed ot! from the premises. lost, injured or broken by careless-
ES. I a meter must have a direct service The Superintendent of the mu-neu or negligence of ownen or oc-
Every person. other than the connection with the ma.In except nJcipal water e:yatem shall. on or cupanUI of premlae11. they 11hail be
Superintendent ot the municipal that in r::ise!" where two or more before the flnt day of each month. repla.ced or rep.aired by or under
wate-r syitem, his duly appointed such buildings. owned by the same mail to each corufumer whose the direction of the Superintendent
agent.a. eervants and employee•. I person, are built upon ·a lot having premlaee are conneded "-'itb the and the coet charged again.et the
who remot.ee. changes. di8turbs. a front.age of 50 feet, or less. said municipal water system a true and owner or occupant. and In the case
or in any way tampers or interfere& buUdings may be served by one accurate 9tatement ot the unpaitl ot non-payment the water shall be
with any of the fa.cllltles, appa-service p~pc and one ::'l('ter. chargee: due the city of N~-port &hut Off aa provided in Section 11.
rat\19, applta.ncee, or property used Section 8. WATER RATES Beach for water furnished to such In the event of the meter getting
or ma!nlained for the production. · premlse8. setting fortl:i that unle .. out of order or falling to regtster The V!.0ater rates to be charged elorage. or 8Upply of v,;ater by the -.id charges are paid on or before properly the consumer 11ha.Il be
City of Newport Beach to coruum-and collected monthly from con-the loth day Of the mooth. the charged on an ellt.tmate made by
era thereof. or who, wttboU.t law-~er~ ~ w::i ter ~pplletd by the same aball thereupon become de-lhe Superintendent on the average
tuJ authority. and prior permlssl.on ' " 0 evr-port ach 0 inbabl-Jlnquent. and that unle• the de-monthly conaumptlon during the
of the Superintendent of the water 1 tants of the ~ty of Nev.-port Beach linquent charges a.re paid prior to last t~e monthl that the 96.IDe
system, tunu the water on or turns '1 or to any firm, company, auocl-th tw t f'-'" d th wao In good order or ttom what
th. Water off from th. nrem•A--ation or corporation. are hereby e en Y-u~ ay Of e month
..-l_.-a bl h w the water will be turned off from e may consider to be the. moat or place shall be deemed guilty ot' est.a 1 led and the a.ter Depart-sa.ld p~tses. wttbout turt..b.er re!Jable data at hia command.
a m.lademeanor. ment le hereby authorized and dl· noUce, and will not be turned on Section 19. MEIER TESTS.
Sec.tlon ~ NEW WATER CON-reeled in.to :C an!~o~t the aga.ln until aaJd. charge.a, together Where the accuracy of record of
NECTIONS. be :-;0ii:,. Of~ ~e. e pro-wt th a turn-on cha.rgf: u specified a water met.e.r la queatJoned, It
No person I• or ehall autbo..,. (a) Met r Raitu· in Section 10. bu bee:n pakl ahall be removed at the OOllWDler'•
b:ed to Wt.all any pipe, appe.ratua. e · At the cloee of buthie11s on the f'eq\lelt and slhall ~ hla pt"e.en.ce
appllance or connection with the Where water 18 f u r n 1 • h e d twmty-tltth day of each month be lMted ln the -.hope Of the Water
municipal. water 9}'Stem except the through a mef:tt for domeltic uae the per.on In charge ot. the booka Department by moaila Of the ap-
Supertntendent thereof or b1a duly and all buatn:e• purpoeee other of the munid:pal water .,,.iem pu&tUf there prorided. and a N·
appointed agent.a, eerv~ta and em· than qrlcultun.J.. the monthly rate ah.aD tum1ab ·to the Superintendent port thereon duly made. Both
ploye-M. and eyery other penon for water can1Umed 9b&ll be u of the water system a 1J.at eettlq-p&rtlu to t.be te8t mU8t accept the
who ahall make an.y 1Ucb m.t.alla-follows: forth the premt..,., the name ~the t1Ddlnp ao made. It the te.t. di>
ti.on cw coonecUon aball be deemed For " Inch metenr, nret owner and tenant, upon. wbJch the cl09U &D error ap.m.t t.be con.-
ru,llty ot a. m•ectemeanor. 700 feet or 1--.. __ ........ _ ... $1.00 water ch.argea remabt unpaid., to--llUJDer ot more than three per cent
ICYery" owner or tenant ot the For ~ inch met.era. f1nt gether wtt..b the amount therear Of the meter'• regUtry, the ucea1
prem1-Wt><> .ohall deoln to C<lll-TOO r .. t or lea---·---·· 1.00 &nd It ta hereby madje tho lml>O"" of the conoumptlcn on the three
Deet blo or her property with the ll'or 1 Inch met.n. !Int atlvo duty ot the Suprsintendent of ~ readlnp llhall be erecllted
munlclp&l water Q'9ten for the 1.000 feet or 1-··--·--· 1·30 the water eyatem. oa tbe nut bu.II-to the conaimer'e meter a.ccount.
SJWV-'•t• ot haYln.c water f'unl1alb,. For 1~ tncb met.en. ftNt nw ·day, to turn. tbe W&ter ott and tbe Water Department wfD
ed to -" Jll'Olll1-l!hall malte a 1•300 fllot or 1-.. ... Leo &om oald prornl-and not 1e bear tho en~ ozpenae of the teot.
written appllcallon to the Superin. For 2 Inch me~ !Int turn the &&mo on ap1n until all &nd the depoolt req1llred u heft. -t of the munlclpel -ier 1.900:feet or._ ····-1.llO ~.and the turu..,.. charp u tnatt.er piwrtbed ohall be ntum-
Q9tem. duerllU>g the pt'UDioeo to ..,,.. 3 Inch melon, !Int opoclfted In l!e<tlon 10 .ohall ht.TO ed.. On the other hand. where no
be ecnneeted tho'"'1th, the -1,900 !eel or----··--2.10 been WOil and truly paid. ouch erTOr ta !ound, the penon
ol tho pipe liy wlUcb the c:onnec:Uon For each-~ 1~ ft. 8octlon 12. T1CNAN'i DICPOSlT. wbo bu roqueotad tho teot .ohall
18 -to be made. ·oetttng !orth and up to and IA<ludlng ID •L-· '-pay the charp fixed f oucb tat. --·••--of the ----~ •L· f ,000 cu. It., -100-cu. It. 10 u• nent that me applk»n• or
--..~ v .... u ..... --.. -~ • tor wster •rvtce ~bt tbe Bdore ma>rtnc a tlllt of &Qy .,.._ .to ,.hom all DOttceo .,.. to J'or all Oftl" ·•,ooo eu. ft. and ..._ tn ree ot the to be meter tho .,....,. ~ -
be moiled: the Mid appllclltloD. up to &nd tDcl~OOO 08 aupplled with -' audl ...,._ a -llhall &t the -Of tl1lag
Ob111 --"" ---t ""-rt.. per lOl,<llL --· er Of tho """"-lltilil -to hla -..quM with the l!UpertntaA-ca -ot oppllcant th&t the J'or all amvo IO.OllO OU. It., be Jointly -for the ~t ent. make a 4-ft with the City
-to bo -on tho pnmlw per lOO ""-ft-·---·---····-· .OCI </I the -limo, jlii. Wat.or De-Water l>oputmct of the --l
altall Ill all ,_.. be ...... au)>. (b) Flat Rata .,..-l 11>&11 a 6tpoo4t ot cb&rSed for ODCh a toot, abject
----to the ---.. ~ not three -• <'3-GOI OD ......... to the ---·r.::?l :0~~..!.~~~.!":·:0C::'::~ I ~--.... ~-.. "' o::;:.:_.,1_1 -::-;;::--_ --.; prooldod th&t -u.. -~ ... -· •1 .. rcWC" mnm .. eo ... --r-IM----. -..----. -'-•• ~ ....... 1·..et.· . ,.t..IO . • ,,, -• paid for -U&ll7 ta 114-~ "'-tbo ..,,.. i.....,.111.. ~ uo
-ll)m u. ,..__ at u. ot--Ille -.. ai.n bo moo dof nw't .. -.. . ... -. hr t-g r ::=:::::!~ uo ee.~a..w...,D11· a·o1pwu . .._, 1· r 1
a.11a111ttw 'a. .. ±n.u. of. Pi•'llr!, ,,,er,9-'1'1; =-· ........... _...._..;::1 .. •2 a,, •.
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FENDER WORK
STRAIGHTEN
One Day Service-----
We.Also
FRAMES, BALANCE WBEEl.S, REBORE MOTORS
__: and do anything you need!
ANY MAKE CAR
lWDllRG DOWN -11 llON'l'Jl8 TO PAY!
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• Gen. 0-.e C. Manball Gen.DwiclitD.Fh,=l.ow• Adm. Wdliam D. ~
can tell men ..
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·Gen. Douclu MacArthur
Yihy
the .BIGGEST yet! the 71K.WAR LOAN • IS •
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You ARE beiDJ uked to lend mono money than ever before-in
the 7th Wu Loan.
These men can tell you why. 1
They can tell you of fiant ahipo ready to alide down the waJ1 this year.
They can tell you of a whole new air for<:e in the building-huae
new bombefs and fut new jet-propelled planes comina off the lines
by thousand..
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They could ahow you why it is chea-and quicker to !live our
Pacific f on:eo entirely new equipment 10metimeo-m.tead of 1hippina
tanka and cuna from Europe.
They Can, in 1hort, 1how you 101 W&J1 in which your dollua ano
needed more than ever to bring America'• miaht to ill full atrength-
IO that we may cruah our foe the futer, make an end of killina, and
brinf our men back home.
Will OU ·tell these men ''I
• afford to ·buy my share''?
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THE G£N'ERALS and admirals can .how ua why our money ia needed-~
money than before. FM YOUR QUOTA ••• AHD MAKE IT/ --
But other men can show ua 101Detbing, too. IF YOUR YOUR PERSONA MATURITY
They're the men with twisted, crippled limbs • , . with cle.er iron boob inatead of
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bands. The blind men ••• the men with ICalTed, aunwl face1. And perhaps wont
AVERAGE WAR BOND VALUE OF
INCOME QUOTA IS : nHWAllLOAN • PO MONTII IS: (CASH VALUE) BONDS BOUGHT
, ol all, the men with blasted, darkened mitvla,
' ~ ·'..... They can .how us, cl~y, how small ia any sacrifice we make in lending money. $po $117.50 $250
225-250 150.00 200 ' If you have an income, whether from work; land, or capital, you have a quota in I
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21G-225 131.25 175
200-210 112.50 150 lhe 7th War Loan. Fmd out what that quota ia-and make it! ~· .
, '!jlf «fffo~ 1ilE if~ ~*'A~ toll/I
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lto.200 93.75 1~
140-llO 75.00 100
ICIG-140 37.50 50
un.i..$illo 11.75 25 .
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TbiJ iJ.,, •ffi&UI U. S. TruSMry 11Jwrliu•nl-/rlP,.~d ,..,Ur:_ 11iupi"s of Tru111ry D•P•rl_,.t ""d W' 11r .Adwrtumr Co1mcil
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Th Balboa Inn Commercial Fishermen's Coastline Motel & Cafe , Boyd's SerTice Station
Co-operative Association &600 a.It HIP~~ 1409-w 1ljj)() w. c.ntra1 Ave. -Phone 9115 Main Street at Balboo Pler-Pl1. Newport 860
30th & ~Newport --V--W, T. Jeffenon --·-' Richard See)ey .
211 Karine Avonue -~ -Bolboa l:allnt
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Excelsior Creamery
Santa Ana -caJlfomia -v-
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Diii °"""* lhit• ........ c l'ilt ... , 'W'
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llU 0-.. Blvd. -O>rana clel Mar
Loaie'~ ~e
·~4 W. Ol!Dtnl -J-A Nada _,._ ~
l.oWDWl Boat Bmlders
-N*'!pcii't Bhd. -C-. -
s.,ry;;s;;;tlshop
211 Me .... ~ ... -...... ,.....,
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Balboa Fun Zone
Bolboa -v-
Bastanchury Water Co. ._., .,..,_ a ._. rwm..e Dt' MN..._.
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Th DoDHeuse
Newport·. -Palm Slll"'~--
0.......__ ~Otto~~Ch~ev:t Co.
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28tli & Ulfayette--Newpurt Beach -·-Dean Termite Control eu-1...s 'l"ln:l1'8 Control-~ ~ Xetbodl
1017 So. Main St.-Santa Ana-Phone 6683 --·--Orkin's Department Store
1793 Newport Blvd. -Costa -
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Ocean Front Cafe
2114 0.-.. Front-Newpo.-t
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MeJrose Abbey Mausoleum .
Phone Oran&e 131 _.,_
MacCurdy & Calkins, Inc.
lf'&~ A.rcblseec.
Boat Bullden -Boat Repalrinc
Mesa Radio & Electronics
"So.tidied Radio Serv!ce"-Coota M---·-R. W. McClellan & Sons
Rocb and Trucking -2617 West Central -·--Market Spot
200 Marine Ave. -Anton Hershey -Balboa W&n4 -·--Pavilion Cafe
Breakfast at 5 a. m. Deily
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Pink's Pharm~y
1B20 Newport Blvd. -Costa Mesa
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Food Center w. L. Wiegand-Ph. Z702-206 Marine-Balboa l&I. -·--Davis-Gay Music Co.
"Everything In Music and Sound"-Coota Mesa .
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Port of Seven Seas -Boat Landing
Bo..i 8&1-lllvtne w.,.. .
817 O>ast Highway -Newport Beach
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E\ Paraiso Spanish Kitchen
McFadden Place -Newport
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Sportland Bowling Center
Main Street-Balboa-Phone: 2402
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McNally's Boat Livery
7U5 Bay Front -Balboa -Phone 406
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Q-Rio Shoppe
~ Main St. -Jewelry and Gitta -Balboa
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A. B. McCollum
Udo lale
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Balboa Cleaners
605 E. Central Ave. -Balboa --·-Reed's Super Service
2920 W. Central -Gu, Olla, ~ lee -·-r Rawson's Cafe
101!! Coast Highway -Newport Beach I -·--Trade Winds Cafe
212 East Fourth St., Santa Ana _.,_
The Edgewater
l()(X) Shore Ave. -Coroca del Mar
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''The .Afches"
"Ju1t a Uttle Bit Bet\er" Coek\a.1.1 Lounn Md Ca!1
On O>ast Highway at Newport Blvd.
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Van Camp's Sea Food Co., Inc.
'127 20th Street -Newport Bead>
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Viele Plumbing & Sheet Metal
18'29 Newport Blvd. -Costa Mesa
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C. F. Dennison -W. B. Foote
Real Eatate -1n1urance -2111 Coast mvd.
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Sam's Sea Food Cafe
Coast Highway -Sumet Beach -·-Theo's· Cafe
318 East 4th St. -Santa Ana -·-Vallely Boat Rentals
Opal & So. Bay -Edgewater at Palm Ave. -·-Virg's Garage & Texaco Station
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LaclJu9' Carpet W orki
1AIZI Sa. 11.aln --Ana
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I -1'1111~"1$ If' IOt Ta ode•l St. lata Ay All:JDit 8. A. 11'11 _.,_
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Udo Boat Landing Opens
-With 'Launching In Reverse'
lAlt week a marine W&YI wu ~·· Boat Ya.rd. _
opened by Walter E. Cole at bl.I .Mlenl yacht.men are !be Oolu
Lido Cove Boal L&nd1ng and who have owned their oloop 'Spray'
marked 11110tb2.r step tn tbe de-over ll yean and have enjoyed
ve.lopment ~ h1a anchorage which many pleaaant cnll8e8 along the
la ·located jult aoutb Ot the Udo coa.at and ch&nnel 1al&nd8 until the
bridge wttb ea.sy acce. from all harbor WM cloeed. 'l'bey ...Ued her
point. tn the harbor area and from up from San Diego where abe wu
the J:nland All types of marine re-purchued, without a motor.
pair will be &Yail&ble.
During the put few .yea.n1 the
important news in Newport Har-
bor bu centered around launching
Of bo&ta but Mr. Cole declded to
trtage a celebration around a craft
belng hauled out. He bad a llst of
eeveral boa.U to be brought out of
the water upon the completion of
hl8 ways ao he held a drawing,
and the wtnntng bo&t, the 34-foot
"'Thelma Mae" slid up the wa.y11
'"for fne" on Sa.tu.relay. Friends,
boat ownera and byatandeni watch-
ed the proceedings with u much
interest as when a craft goes ln
the opposite directlon. •
PIONEERING COLES
Mr. and Mn. Cole who purcbued
the present Lido Cove Landing
property in 1938. have lnterestln.g
plaDa for tu future developmenL
Already dredging aild a aubetan-
t1&1 concrete bulk.bead have made
th.la a snug buin, protected from
the prevailing winter stonna. A
number of era.ft can DOW be ac-
comod&ted with 9llp space.
Coming here trom Pa.sadena ln
19t1, the Colea have been improv-
ing and operating the landing.
Further expanatoa Of the repair
ahop and more aide tracka an
planned tor the lmmediate future.
Mr. O::ile'a gn.ndtather, R. J . Cole
ot Santa Ana, owned one of the
n.nrt:. boat ya.rd.a on Coa.st Highway
from 1Q28-1938. It was known aa
Hardman Mfg. Cio.
Close June 1
As Ciontra'cts Cut
cancellation of war ' contract.a
baa eom.pelled the cloetng of the
Hardman Manufacturing company,
914 Cou:t Hlgbwa.y ln Newport
Beach on June 1, Bob Allen. per-
aonnel manager announced.
Moat of the 50 employee were
women. Allen ea.Id. They live in
Newport Beach for the moet part.
The company did .sheet met.&J work
tor aJrcra.ft ueembly, mot!ltly on
aluminum. Tbe nnall amount of
work not cancelled will be taken
be.ck to the main plant. ·
TEHACHAPI FOR
DOROTHY HANSON
Dorothy M. Ha.naon, former
stenographer for Fred "Newcomb
jr .. wbo wu brought from Corpua
Christi, Tau, to anirwer to a
charge Of forging checks aga.1D8l
hi.!! ac;count. wae denied probation
&nd waa Rntenced to Tehachapi
prison tor women by Superior
Court Judge Kenneth E. Morrison.
It's clv D-Day in the United
States; D means Dig-tor Waz
Bonds.
WING SANG BOAT & PAffi YARD
•
811 Coast Highway 101
Phone Newport 1087..J
;!; ;!; ;!;
• Moorings and space available
for Boats for Sale • • PBddle Bo&nls for Rent
by the week or month.
ww a few drops or cold ... ier
IWU OD d>e,griddl6-ir1 jasc "'"'
for pancakes. Irs no trick io lt11f> m.
1m>pemwe right with gu.
Ill· Ill· Ill·
IT'S THE FlAME
THAT MAKES IT
PERFECT!
PdJECT HUT..CONTaOL Exact tempentun
control makes pnjta pancakes. And the
flame iJ equally ideal fo• broiling,
baking and all top-of·~ cooking.
You're lucky if you have a Gati6ed
Perfcirmance Gas Rangel It's me
ftalDe that makes it perfect.
IOUTHllH COUNTIH
et.I COMPANY
..
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911aoa M&W& .. .-_
EIERY .NEWS-TIMES CLASSIFIED D IS AN OPPORTUNITY!
Read Them for Profit . • • Use Tllem for Results
. I • --+--U you dcn't ft.ad what you are look1ng for advertised In this ls8Ue Phone N~ Beach 12or13 and place your OWD adverUaemellt ---
Phoenix People
For 12 Reserva
sk
Bringing with them' request.I
from 12 ta.mlllea to eearch for sum·
mer reaern.Uon.s, M'.r. and Kn.
Bert B. Brewer cloeed. ~lr Pboe·
nJx home for the summ~ Fd a.r·
rived last week to o~ their
Balbqa. Illland home at 90f, South
Bay Front. .
Mr. Brewer spent the f1rlt two
days fillhlng. He b on the gu
ration boa.rd ln Phoen.1%, working
three days a week. Thb b the
third largest board tn the United
Statea and proceues 5:i.OOO B and
C carda each 30 to 90 daya. During
March 200,000 coupons were luued.
The Pboenbi: resident.a report~
temperatures of 96 to 102 l,n the
ahade during their la.st week In
Phoenix.
State Boys' Meet
Is Cancelled
An announcement bu 'been made
by R L. Boyd, Amer1canltm chair·
man of American Legton Poet 291
to the effect that Cal1101fla Boys'
state Inc .. a progn.m ot state,
county and city government spon-
llOred by the American Legton and
to have been beld in S&cramento
June 21>-27 ba.s been poetpon.ed to
an indetlA.lte d&te.
Attendance had been· cut to 600,
half of the usual number, but even
thla dJd not meet wi.th the ap..
proval of authorities btcaUM of
boualng and transportation dift1-
cu1Ues. and by order of the direc-
tor of the Office of Defense Trans·
portatloo, WasbJ.ngt.On, D. C., the
acbobl bas been cancelled,
It ls hoped that conditlona wlll
be BUCb that it can be bl!!ld at a
later date, possibly ln · Auguat.
David Cross was the boy who was
to be eent from lhla vicinity by
the local Post.
Your friends and mine
Lt. and Mra. Homer Schlindler,
Corooa del Mar, are parenu of a
Son, born May 22 at SL Joseph
hospital. HI!! w@tghed four pounds
and seven ounces..
Mnt. Jo Verberg, daughter of the
Wayne Harpers ot Balboa. I.l!lla.nd,
Is tbl!! happiest girl In t own tor
Wednesday she received a perBOD&.1
cablegram from her hW!lband Lt.
Merlin Verberg. who hu ~ a
priaoner in Germany for .a long.
U. (jg) Tberea Haugneu came
down from the Norco hospital to
visit her pannts. Mr, and Mn.
Ntck Haugneu, 227 Jasmine ave-
nue!!, over the week·end.
John McAclama, former local
boy, wu reportl!!d killed In actloa
In Germany Aprtl 10. He wu the
80D of Mn. Nellle McAdams, DOW
o! Oakland, and a nephew of Mn.
Anna Fehr ot Costa ld~ and wu
active ln the former young people's
group of Chrtat Church by the Sea.
George Buaett ol the C&lifornia
Marine PackJ.ng CoTp. and his wUe
a.re. entertaining Mr. Bueett'1 11.s-
ttr, Mr1. Adah Kl!!laey Of Chicago
who la spending three month.a here.
She tlrst went to San Diego and
ls now being shown the potnU of
Interest in Orange county a.nd Loa
Angf!lea by her hoeta. It Is her
flnlt trip to the!! coast and ahe plans:
lo go north. visiting in Oakland
and Portland.
Sgt. and Mrs. Edward Trapp,
918~ Weal Central aveoue, &re
the parenta of a daughter. born
May 27 at St. Joeepb hospital .
They returnl!d home Sunday mom.
ing and both mother and daughter
are doing nicely. Mn. Tn.pp LI
the former Dorothy Shearer, and
the happy grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Sheanr, Balboa. -READACHl
I• •UCM A
BIG .,rnu'ftU ...
Local Golfers Win
From Annandale
The . Santa Ana Country club
ta.m came out ~nner In th•
Bouthem Callfcmtla lnter~lub golf
champlonahlp f1nala played recent·
ty on the Oakmont Country club
cou,. their opponent.a being the
team from the A'nnandale club.
Local ,men playing were Dr'. G. E.
Tohltl, Oe.nnla HOllgland, Geortae
LCJllW'e, D•n Campbell, Jack Zeller,
Peyton Sweeney, Maj. Alan McNab
and w an-en Fletcher.
Your Friends and'Mine
EMPLOYMENT OFrliB&D •te BOATS, BUPPLDfll II BEAL ESTATl!l ., UAL EST.t.'l'li wANTEb -PnM:t1ca1 nune, very ____ F_O_R_S+A-L-E---l----F-O_R_a_"'_L_E ___ _
light work. Pl>one 1160. 42~te WMEDIA TE POSSESSION
21-ft. Alb&tro• I Sloop Huntington Beach
WANTED-HOTEL KA.tn. Balboa 16--ft. Falcon Cl,pper 202 Lincoln Street,
Inn. Phone $80. e..-trc 16-tt. Snipe Sl~p (with trailer) Cornet or Alabama and
HELP w ANTED-Woman or gtrl 14-tt. Sneak box {with trailer) Uncoln Street.a!
to work \>&rt·tlme In blodery d&-2()..tt. Clipper S)Oop. S Bedroom new home.
partment. Inquire News-Time• 12-tt. lnternatlmal Dinghy Open n-om. 8:30 ._ m. to
office. 36-ttc 12-ft. Snow Bird. 4 :30 daily,
18--ft. Dodge Day Sailor. Ava.llable to euential worker• on
W ANTED--Mlddle age couple for ea.ay terms and at celling price_
general hotel"' apartment work Hubbard'~ Yacht Employes of many !Irma an now
or might corurlder woman alone. Landiqg Co. on the eligibility list for the tlnl
Good wage.a and apartment fur· Coaat Highway. Phone 2630 t ime. Thl.s house iB well con-
nl!!hed. Pallaades Apart.menu. 4o.4tc structed. The subfloor Is of 2-ln.
Corona dcl Ma.r. Pbone 14:>6. pla.nka. Tbe hardwood floon at
SALE MISCELLANEOUS
43-21< DinIThies, Skiffs, l·lnch and ue beautl!ully fin-
so p dd b d S ·1 !abed. Prewal" enamel bath tub, a e Oal' S; al metal jacketed water heater, M.· FOR SALE-Magic Matd Preuure
COoker, $20. Ph. 1850-R. 43-ltp
FOR SALE -Tent and fishing
equipment. 136 Broadway, Co1ta
M1!!88.. 43-llp
FOR SALE -Extra nice baby
scales. 305 Anadl!! Ave., Balboa.
· 43·2tc
Duck and Rowboats ooo BTU gaa tloor furnace, Iota
.New and Used. ot wardrobe8 and closets, beau.
WATSON WOODCRAFT SHOPS tiful tile, large porchl!!S. Prlce
611 Cout Highway, iMW.00. Down payment $585 or
Newport. Beach. Open Sundays. more, if you wish. Monthly pay-
Pbone 601 43itfc men~ $60.00 for four years and
then can bl!! $25.00 per month.
BOATS-Bot. Sold and Traded Aak any bank about u.s or tor
Marine Engtnea and PaN further Information see: NOR·
LOVEL y Pof!llt-War home alt.es.
from $1500. We!u Realton, 708
Ea.at Central, Balboa.. Phone 683..
43-ctc
Lot on Peninsula
$1500
Ocean Front Lot
In Balboa
$2000
Good Peninsula Home
3 bedrooms
$9500
El Bayo Tract
Bay Avenue
3 Bedroom Home
2 baths. Completely furnished.
$15,500
Immediate Possession
Mi'. and Mn. J . A . Bodman. 107
13th etttel, were happy la.st week
lo have q guet1ta their two gnnd-
daughtft'9, J une Undman and
Delores. Bodman. each just tour
years old. June WU here (OT' &
week from her home ln San Gab-
riel, while Deloree ls st.ay1.ng with
her grandparenta while her mother,
Mn1. Harvey Bodman of I.Jdo tale.
Is vt.!tln,J her hU8ba.nd In T l!!Jt&.S. l----E-LE_CTRI __ C_RAN __ G_E __ _
Mn. Gll!!nn Chapman of River-Pra.ctically New. $90.00.
MARINl!: SA.l:.VAQE AND TON 4: BAILEY, 710 Ocean Ave·
MFG. 00. nue, Seal Beach. Phone Long
Bay Front Lot
$10 ,000
W. L. Jordan
700 Eut Central, Balboa. 11tde and her children, Orville and Bay Electric, 1770 Newport Blvd.,
Su.anna of Riverside; Ruth, who Co8ta Mesa.. Phooe 1726. 43-4tc
ls a teacher ln the Navajo echool
&t Oritbl, ArlL. and another son. FOR SALE-Large 4 rt. by 7 ft.
Tl!ch. Sgt. Ha.rold Chapman. epe.nt home pool and anooker table
the W!:ek·end in their cottage on with 7 cue!I a.nd all equipment, in
the OCl!!&l\ front and vilited nu.mer-good condition. Cheap. See own-
ou1 old f'rienda. The aergeant bu er, 678 Wllaon St., Coeta Mesa.
bu hffn home on a 45--day fur· 43-2tc
S090 W. Central Ave. Ph. Z.SSS-.W. Beach ·310·97. -40.Uc
Newport Reach. c.ut.
M-ctc
MUSICAL a BADIO
RADIO REPA.IRS--All ma.kcai;
tubee, etc. M&rlne Electric.tan.
Ph.. 2417. Burt Nort.oo., 1111
CoMt Hgwy.. Newport Beech
l·tfe
Having Housing
Troubles -?
Let's Diacua..:rhem
Phone 153 43·2tC
llONBY TO LOAN 1111
FROM $100 to $10,000 LOANED.
Immediate Service.
$9.47 per mo. Pays $100 ln U mo.
Federal Finance Co., Inc.
More than 21 yean ln Santa Ana. lougb and left Wl!!dol!!sdB.y to re-
port at San Franclaco. U II d F S •ts Your Pi'oblelllJll 420 No. Sycamore, S&nta Ana. nca e or w DOGS. CATS a PETS Ill Alld Handle All The 4<>-Stt
CAN POSSIBLY WORK Otrr
Mr. and Mn. H. M. Bl!!vl!!rly, 507
Ea.at Central avenue, went to Riv·
enlde Thursday afternoon and
brought home with them their
daughter, Mrs. Shirley Jonea, Red
C'roee director at Camp Ha.an, tor
a vacation.
E . G. Walker ha.a been quite ill
at hie horn.I!!, 116 27th street.
euv WAR BONDS
19411
TIDE TABLES
MAY
Hieb Low Ml(h Low
W . 6 7 :08 1:21 7:22 12:54
4.1 0.5 5.9 0.6
Th. 7 8 :10 2 :10 8:00 1 :36
4.1 --0.3 6.• 0.9
F . 8 9 :07 2 :59 8 :38 2:18
4.1 --0.9 ••• 1.2
s. 9 10 :02 3:38 9 :18 3:00
4.0 -1.3 6.7 1.5
Su. 10 10:57 4:3-0 9 :59 3:42
3.9 -1.4 6.6 1.8
<New da7U&11t •nae UDM)
ThlM .,.. plaoea La order or OCCUlftDOL
Lia11t ftl'Uf'M a. M.; dark ~ P.. Ill.
200 m@n'1 ailta, $4.95 up. Top --~-.,,--=------:-:--:-
and rain coat.a:. walches, ward· FOR SALE-Cocker pup&-black Red Tape Detail!:. LOANS TO BUILD. buy, improve.
robe trunlul, gun.a. B&aklnt!I, 210 and blonde!!. Registered. 2582 modernlu or reftn&nce.
w . Ocean, Long Beach 6-tfc Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. I have a lovely homealte, located Newport Balbo& Federal S&vinp
Phone 875-W. 43-2tc on Broadway in Costa Mesa and and Loan A..uocl&tion.
FOR SALE-Black patent leather full selection of plans to go with 3IS8 Via Udo Telephone 1100
tap shoes, size 6-B, wooden taps, SPECIAL ANNOUNOEMENTS S8 It. Your choice of two or three I--------------,
good cond., $3. 205 W estmlmter bedroom home with double gar-AUTOMOTIVE 41: TIRES GI Av~ .. Newpt. HUI:., or phone 2122 FOR SALE -10-room house to age.
a.tter 5:30 p. m. 25--t:fc move. Suitable for apartmen~.
Phone Garden Grove 6616 be·
WE HA VE gooa uaeo planoe for tween 7 and S a. m. 42-4tc
$95, $125, $1 M, $195 up. Fine
grands $395 up. Tef'lIUI. Some
for renL 30 years in Orange
county. Danz-Schmidt Pl.a.no Co.,
620 N , M.aJn, Santa A.na.. 5tfc
WAN'RD TO BUY Sl
WILL SWAP 12 gauge!! Remington
Pump shotgun and case In excel-
lent condition., for a GOOD wash·
lng m.achlne-no junk. 221 Santa
I•bel, Coeta Meea. &fter 6 p. m.
S3-tf
Carpenter• Available
for general maintenance
and repair
GORDON & ROBERTSON
Call Newport 83
42·tfC
KEYS MADE WHILE. YOU WAIT
Vogel'e, 100 Main SL Balboa. and
208 Karine Ave., Balboa I.l!lland
22·ltc
YOUR niu:s RECAPPED while
WILL p A Y CASH tor your fur· you. work. Brin&' in your car or
niture or what have you. Phone tire11 ln the morning aod they
Nwpt. 2000. O. R. Crawley, The will be ready to roll ln the eve·
Food B&aket, 1812 Newport ning. Phone Newport 23'2 for
Blvd., Costa Kea. 9$.tfc appointment. Coeta Meaa 'nre &
Sensible Terms
HUGH C. MARSHALL
BUILDER -DEVELOPER
Evenings By Appointment
Phone Newport 2105-J
Phone Santa. Ana 5975
105 East 7th St., Santa Ana
Newport Island
<lO feet Bay Front
2-trtory, S-bedroom, bull<bead,
Fi.oat, Pier, Unturniabed.
$8000.00 Down
$18,000.00
FOR SALE-Ptu:kard 6, 1938. club
coupe. aa ts. $750. 109 Via Karon,
Newport Bea.ch. 43-2tp
FOR SALE-Ford 1929, Model 'A'
coupe. Good mechanical cond.
Tires good. $185.00 ca.ab. Call at
227 Grand Canal. Balboa laland-
Mrs. Pease. t2-2tp
AUT08 WANTED
Don't Sell Your Car
Until you have cbecke<)
prlcea with
CULBERTSON
CHEVROLIL"I' CO. INC.
Get Top Money
BUlllNES8 GUIDE 10 Recapping Shop. In the rear at
For Your Car
Courteous buyer will call &nd
advtae celling prices, and ar ..
range all details for you.
GENERAL CONTRACTING, Re·
pair a.nd Alterations. See Fr-ank
Pellkofer. 34M Finley ave .. New-
port Beach. Ph.. 1498·M. 43·t!C
IF YOU want to eell your old 20th &: Newport Blvd. 16-ttc
piano itee WI. We pay blgbe.t --------====-:-: 34--llc
cub price. 3-0 yean In Orangee H~U~S~INESS~~:_O~PPO~~B~'l':_'U~l'<".:l~'.l':.'''~"~""'.."°~ If ~)Rg,;:u;:::::BY-;;;;:;;;;~~;;;ctive: co\Dlty. Danz..Sc.hmldt Plano Co., -FOR SALE-By owner, attractive,
Ralph P. Maskey
34.10 Coast Boulevard
Phone 402
We Need
Clean Used Cars
Let us in on your
BRUSH COATING
Quick and Fair Estimates.
~20 N . Main, Sa.nl& An.a. rrttc FOR SALE--Real Eat.ale and In-unfurnished Ocean Front bome.
aw-a.nee Bualne•. Pb.one 24. In C'OOd location. 3 bedrootrui:,
42-ttc s:unroom, 2 baths, living room, FURNITURE FOB SALE .
FOR SALE-High oven gu stove. FOB BENT 41.
41 0 Eut Surf, Ba.lbOe.. 4S·ltp -------------
Cash Money Waiting
Culbertson
Chevrolet Co. Inc.
Alao oU painting &nd light con·
crete work. Write Box S, News-
Ttmea. t2·2tp
RALPH'S GARAGE. 1656 New·
port Blvd., Coct& Mee&-Repair·
Ing. Generaton. sta.rtere. ElecL
We!!ld.lng. Specializing on Dodge
"' Plymouth. Good stock p&rta.
FOR SALE -Fam.Uy gu range.
Go<X1 condition. Pb. Npt. Bcb.
1484. 37-tfc
OLD BUILDING. Good Location.
Fdt Auto Repair or ai.mll&r bust-
neu.
HARBOR INV. CO.
d1nlng room, kitchen, breakful
room. Fumiahed apt. over double
garage. Im.mediate occupancy.
Phone even!nga, N. B. 1470-W.
41-itc
BUY MOiiE WAR
BONDS
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Dealen
S02 ocean. Huntlngt<>n Be&ob
SOOl Weot Cent.al, Newport Beech
M-tfc
19-tfc
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Painting -Decorating
Roof Rep&U .. Painting
Svmpson & Nollar
Ph. NWJ>L 1217-W 512 S8th St.
12·tfC
PERSONAL 14
EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN
Would Like to
Contact Party
Interested In
Development
FOR SALE-One baby crib. Metal
pre-war sprlnp and one high
chair. Pb. 281-M. 42·2te
FOR SALE-Dinnettl!! •et In honey
maple color. WUl eeat 8. Would
exchange for twin beds. Phone
550-MK-42-2tc
FOR SALE-Mahogany dlvan with
cane back. heavy spring cushions
covered with t&pettry, all in
good condition. Priced reason-
ably. 1713 Newport Ave., Costa
Mesa. Phone!! N . B. 1478·W.
43-2tc
of Desert Area BOATS FOR sALE-16-toot e1<1m-
P ALM SPRINGS • INDIO mer wttb aa.ils. In good condJtion.
REALTOR
SOlb and Weet Central,
Newport Beach 85-tlc
WANTED TO llmiT U
WANTED TO RENT -Garage
near Central and 8th streeta,
Balboa.. Daytime only. Phone 7,
Newport Beach. 41-tfc
EX-SERVICE MAN wa.nta furn.
house or apartment for b.1m8elf
&n4l family in exchange tor part
time work. Write. 430 West-
mirulter, Costa Meaa. 42-ftp
Under c&nal water project. Raw Seen after 6 p. m.. at 43:!i Golden· w ANT turn. boo.ee, S bedrooma,
land ma.de into Desert Re.treat rod. O::irona del Mar. 42-4t.c for month or e wcpeka, July or
Ranch. Uke clltua. grapu. datee, AuguM.. on Balboa lal&nd or Bal.
or dude ranch on pront·eharin.g FOR SALE-Yacht tender, BricP bo& up to $M0 a month. Roa
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39
38
37
36
CHRYSLER WINDSOR COUPE
Radio, Heater, Fluid Drive--
PONTIAC TOURING SEDAN
Radio, Heater-
STUDEBAKER CUSTOM CRUISER
qverdrive, Heater, Radio--
PONTIAC
STATION WAGON-
BU1CK SPECIAL TOURING SEDAN
Radicr-
PLYMOUTH COUPE
PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Radio. Seat Covers-
'1562
'1119
'1300
'1143
'1050
'512
'640
• ALL OF THE ABOVE CARS HA VE GOOD TIRES, EXCEir
LENT MECHANICAL CONDmON, CLEAN UPHOLSTERY
• AND GOOD PA.INT
Ali!.O SEVERAL GOOD TRANSPORTATION CARS.
Good mechanical condition and &ood tires.
A.II Prices Wllhln OPA Ceillnll ba.IU. Ac.tdrem Ha.rold Stylea, 740 A: stratt.on & hp motor. Excellent Munro, 2490 Coal8ton Pl&ce, San
Truman Boyd J4.anor, L ong condition.. SMO-Phone 1194--J. )f.artno, Calif. 4.1-«.c WE TR.ADE
""•••. Oallf. 42·2'1> =226,...,,v_1a,..,u,,....,do:-::N-::o:-ro.--::=-:::::
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::;.2tJ::::-$l50 wu ll<lnd Re-...rcl for lnfor-CULBERTSON CHEVROLET CO., Inc.
LOWEST G.M.A..C. TER¥S
TLUlllPO&TATION U FOR SALE-lCHt. oalllng dln"11· mat1on leading lo rontal ol two OleYrolet 4 Oldanob!le o..ler
==-=--,..,,-.,,.:.-,---.,--,----comp<. with ...n. ce:ntuboord. bedroom tumlalled b..-, In bar-3001 Welt Central Ave., Newport. 302 O<:eu. Hunllnlt"'1 Beach
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BICTCl..JCS -Bold. nm.tee! or ,... oe.re., 2 life prelll?'Vera. Ptioae bor dlatriCL Pb. N . B. 212S--R.
polred.. VOlai'O. 100 Jl&ln 8t., 875-W. 41-2tA: ~' ---------------------42-·_tfc __ Balboa and 208 Karlne A "f'eD.U&, I •
BaJbm. Tel•nd J:S.tfc
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS
N·HEDBD
S1r¥1ee Km and War Worbn
Aft All
o.p..c•ig Upon Our Gtris at the
Swll iilhnvdil
SOUTHBRN CALIFORNIA
TBLEPHONE CO .
. 100 ... -Aft., BeRxw
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fta/boa tJstand with Fern Pbooes 13 and~ • • By W!nttttd Barbre • in ;. p..:tty wedding ceremony "1/ V · Residence Phone 1637-R Sunday .. entnr ttad by Reverend h<XDe on furlough. and Henl"J'·
Blackatock of c.o.ta. Meaa. u!"'::.11be-:'~ ' Npt. Heights Circle New Officers for Mrs. Gladys Hughes ~~::-.,~~==
CODdltlon for the Hears Annual Reports Newport Circle Heads s. s. Guild RamLli"n' 'Roun.1 Robert wn~ isH IAgun8
Vocal IOlol were sung before
the ceremony by lllu LouJ.ee Mont,..
eomery ot Newport Beach and Kr.
Price of Cott.a llea accompe..n1ed
hy Kn. Henry Algero ot Corona
del Kar at the pl&OO. The nve-
plece church orcbe1t:,.. played the
wedd.iD.g march and tater during
the roceptklll !Wd In tho Ammcan .
Legion Hall where the bride and
groom cut the tradJtlona.1 wedding
cake. Aatating Kn. WWl.ame and
Mn. Wella ln HrV1n& were Mn.
Nora carter and Mn. Wllliam WU-
llama Jr.
-clay> oheed. At "The "I • • otzeet, Coota Mee&, ._.,,,.. tbo
.SO. for that perm&· "l~f lalander'a" I Tbe Newport Relllllla Circle met Kn. D. W., Holu.,. .... -Tbe Sunday School GuDd al the 1117 -bride ot Rlchard Wella, grandaoL
MDt tllat looko nat· ICJUD.1 • o me Tbunday w It b Kn. Wllllam at tbo moetlnc <it tho Newport Or-Corona c1eJ Mar OJmmunlty church. _ • _ ~·~ .~ .. ~ elev·•-• •-•-y ot Mr. and Mrs. Ray WeU., 23M ~-• __ _. , _ _._ ---11.•11dred, at her b e a u t l· w•uwi ..,UJ UC' V\eu r.uua Elden street, ~-M••• ~-~ -~ = --•-Truoty, 330 Santa. AD& &Yftlue and cle at ber bame, 1~18 Ocean J'ront. <Jongnptlonal, met Tueld&y mom-to Items al omlthol ,u -~ ~ -
"Beauty Bar'' can really stve you f u 11 Y ~ completed the layette roba on and new otncen tor the comtna lD.g at the bome of Kra. Harold we found )"OWl&' N~~ ~·.c: Tbe Four Square Goepel church ~ wpert~~~ ~;~walus~~ · l~l~~ ~f ~~'' tturem~ol::plr: ~!~ :P,;~ =n ,,:=:; = b;e:_:l~~ ~°!,°::f c~.'!: ~~ ~ r:::::n~en;·the ·~ c!:da~ClR ~works ~°;~, ~ .. ~ .. Tb":"lovbel~ye~~ln~tlnf~~
............ UM.16 .-,. ,, ue1' tor the m1-loD 'home at CaJmoo.. man at th• nominating' commJttee. year and new offtcera were in-two-months-old spec:lmen ot 'u! urn1&1
l>eautl.!ul at Mlldn!d's, she'• an ex· n.t. ,.... tho t.m1ual m~. Roadlne the croup for the com-lnatalled wtth Kn. rr.nct. Ooz, family Falcmldae of the whlte m"'", faahloned with aweet-
pert when it comes to hair and and framea. but lmtead Of dectiD.C a new p"'9--tn1 year wW. be Kn. W. 8. Han. ~day .:hoot 9'11Mrtotencknt. coo.-Hallaetus t.eucocei>haius ~ heart neck and long tra1n and veil
tta ~Una • • -whether perma· Sdeel tar tbat Fa.t:blr1 ~ sift. ldent to take the place ot. Mn. air.er, prutdent; Mrs. J . A. Bod-ducttns the ceremony. ottlcen are, had caught down near Dana Potnt. held In place by a bandeau of
'nmta or l"e"'COOdltion!nc. Good ~ some al. these at this molt Leon Fe?'l'\1ICD. tt wu dedded. to man. vtce-pr.i.dent; Mn.. R. H. preetdmt, Mn. Glad.ya Hugbe1; 1be young H. L. ls ~ tamW.V-: orange bl0890lll9. Her bridal bou-
news. too!! Mildred bas a phone unusua1 gift shop. 214 Marine. 1.ppolnt a chal.rm&n for each ·month B1D. leCl'et&ly, and Kn. J . H. V'lc&-preeldent, Jl.n_ Roalte But-ly known u the bald-heeded e·~e quet wu white ..-eet peu centered.
now, what luck! Call 1662 and cturtn• tbe comtq fear. Offtcen wna. t:re.uurer. ton; eecre.tary, Kn. Dorothy earn., or sea eagle, and 11 the natl:=:ai by a wbite gl&diolu&. She wu met
The bride (nduated from Ooota
Mesa elementary IChool and hu
recenUy completed her eophomore
year at Newport Harbor H1gb
.chool Th111 ben6dict cl&1ma the
83.Dle elementay sch o o 1 and
WU graduated from Newport Har-
bor Hlgta ecboot He bu served
with the armed rorce" having re-
ceived a medical dlacharge.
you'll cet her for that permanent. wbo will continue to twic:Uon U"C9 Kn.. J . A. Bo(tm•n led In de-and treuwv Mn Dori1 Deal. by the Cf'OOm beneath an arch of
at th1a Dew Ide& tn beauty lhopa Kn.. Truty, .ecnW,. and Mn.. vottoae., her aiub'-t ._..._ ""The ' · emblem which 1s cm our ~ vart-bued n7eet peu and fern.a. -a Beauty Bar!! Rlcht up fnxn -1--.._. At the bu.t.neu meetins ~ and emblazoned on our national Kn. H'""an Blrkmholtz Of Henry Ha.rTta. t.reuurer. CeUlnp ot Ll.fe." · were dUcuMed for tumlahtnr tbe coat of anna. It not on]y eat.I " -the ferry. 113 Ap.te. A.Jmowicemtm.t wu made of •M F1.au were made to eerTe Bun-new SUnday ecbool room and the 14.nd animals but fhh and 8N. Costa Mea wu matron of honor.
• • • 1'olUDtee:r houn at Red era. worlt. day even.inc wppen: to the Meth-OuUd will tumlab cb.aini, and lat.er. birds. This part1cular specimen Her gown wu fuhlon.ed of blue
wtth Kn. George Morel.and, Kn. od1at Youth P'ellcnnb.lp du:rtng the cu:rtalna. Next year tbe program hat developed a fondnesa for bf.et net and she e&nied a bouquet of
Henry Harri.a and Mra. O. G. Ber-month ot June; they will alao be for the gulld meeting• will con-but as yet has been issued no .. ra~ put.el BWfft peas. Serving a.a beat
Darci turning 1n the belt, record. bo.teuu at th111 next meeting of cent.rate on child .tudy. tion bdok, and with his voracious man waa Jack Cb.a.mbert of Coata
Another project completed wu the tht1 W .8 .C.S. June 1.3 at the church At th cloae of the mee+1 ..... thll!I Mesa with u.aber dutlea bring tul·
\h e ......... appetite one wouldn't be of much filled by David Turner or Coota money pledged to • cbu.rcb. Two when MSm Ruth Ferguaon Of the hbllteaa eerved rdr9hment.. Thoee use anyway.
letter1 were re&d fTom membe~ ln Border Settlement at Qt.lextco wtll preaent were the M'Ndame• Cox. Mes and Pvt. William WU li.am!I Jr.
the boe:pltal, Mn, George ''Moreland be gue9t 1peaker. Proceeda from Hugbee, Button, Callis. Grupe, a---d •
-•--and',.'-. '"'"'oyd Hollard, both of the WSCS luncheon· wUJ ~ tow••d oea..-uo •Pfdmea for conald-
The young couple are boney-
moon.J.ng in unknown part& and will
be at home later on In Santa Ana.
Uke to collect
jewelry! Well, here
Is your chance: Inna
Marples, at The
Vagabond House,
has some earrinp
and necklaces from
far away places -
songs ___ G.l3U . au-• r • e--Paraball, Menzie• and Weber. eration 18 a fe.thered biped of
two good numbers done b Bin whom a.re recupera.Uog at home. the transportation tund too: tbc that m09t detlra.ble breed, the
Crosby and Xavier Oigat "Y.!' Members preeent were the Meo-ascs irummer camp trip. Harbor Brides Inspire Whf"' Lecbol'll-Siio belonp t<>
Mesa Bride-Elect
Inspires Shower
Mesa Grange in
Impressive Rites
Belong in My Heart" d "Bala" I dames Trusty, Harrt., E. E . Good-Work !or the a!t111rnoon wu a young Sania Ana man who
Good listening wtillean relaxin ; elJ, L. H. Fergu.ton, Ray Barrett, eewtng on la~ttea tor the Border Pretty Tea in S. A. Jives out OD Sooth Parton street, Mias Myrtle Nickell . attractive During an open meeting attend· India, West Indies, Mexico, Tahiti,
Samoa and Equador. This unus-
ual jewelry is all native made-in
unique and colorful designs. Give
t.Mt sununer wardrt>be an original
tOUCh by selecting some ot this na-
tive made jewelry -not every-·
where can you find such. and I
you're derned lucky!! -- -That's .
219 Marine. \
••• Who isn't short
on shoe stamps?'
Don't be • ·'bare·
foot gal" on that ac-
count - --'cause
Nina has lots of
non-rationed shoes.
Neat gabardine sandals in bright
colon -• • with non·markJng rub-
ber soles. Colorful Canadian mOC"'
casins. made of genuine elk
leather - - -also Guatamalan san·
dals in peasant colon and trim
---That's ''Nina's Oothes for
FUn", 209 Marine. for those non-
ratloned shoes.
~ ..
PicnlO: I I
B&rbeales ! !
-•• That'& the
dish for most
e v e r y o n e.
Al Paine can fix
you up for that
~ation with
plenty of Pyrex watt. Pie plates.
aal&d and mixing bowls, custard
CUJlll, cuuroles and routers.
Yum.·m-m""tn Yum-mmm!! A nice
berry pie, turned to • goldeq
brown • • • and 'bergel'! or fried
chicken. kept hot In this Pyr.x
watt found at The Bay Dtatrict
Hardware. 210 Marine.
•••
Do your lddl
like the bead>!
Most do, but to
get the "small
try" In the hay
or surf for a
swim •• -iet
some water--
win'!> at The Isl·
and Variety store
213 Marine. Bil·
lie and Bob Aile.on also have beach
hats. made or durable straw trim.-
Med ln bright ribbon -- -any size.
either for the mutll tot or Mom-
my. Protect the eyes and skin
from that hot beach sun. Then for
brother who loves to explore the
ocean, a rubber mask is the thing.
co~es with o r without tube. Thc..se
kids will demand that you s~op at
"The Island Variety Store, so give
'em some fun on the beach!
J . S. WHYTE
PUBLIC AOOOUNTANT
INCOME TAX OONSULT.U.'T
.ldmlt!.ed '° PrxUoe br lbe U. S. T'reuurJ Dept.
8". Pb. Ne...port 1847·B. Otnce: 1'tr9l 1'"'1. lb.a.II 8141' .. 8-t.a .la.. Pb. IPl
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Slurdltoys
Models
Bike
Bmtal
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That's 201 Mann' e g Edward Hart, Maynard Lobell, Settlement. At the close Mn. Holt· ed by 75 per--• the Costa "-·· and jwit now abe ls taklni-a daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. W . E . ~ • '"':i.~ • •• I Agnel'I Wllaon. Cua Ntrenberg, H ~r-by 1terved nefruhmenle, u.aiated Mrs. Fred Newcomb of Santai rest. with 00 fears of the bar-Nickell. 221 Broa.d~'ay. Coste Grange honored their dead in an
Th 't bert McDonald and ohe gueot, Mr9. by Muter Kenneth Gonser. An t --•-ed th ~. tin v · 1 andlellgbt m morial e een agers Letill K i a en e .... au, 8 er ~us a e· becue 81)1t. Rea.on belntf that Mesa, who will become the bride impresl'I ve c e
are good judg~ or I e nnaman. • nue home v.ith a delightfully ap-1 she la.Id within a period of 10 ot Staff Sgt. David B. Dyer on I service. Mrs. Helen Brace. cbap-
maJts and shakes -: Mr .. and Mrs.. Olarles Hart. 118 Annual Opentng I pointed tea honoring her two days three fl'l"I· each or wh,lch June 16, will be honored at a l lain. lead the cer emony in Y•hlch
and ~~ey ~?' DodDoddds 4 lst strttt. attendt>d the "''eddlng I Slated at BYC daughte~in.la"'" Mrs. Fred Nev.··' had three yolks. The Jut. and party and pre-nuptial mtscella.ne-sprays o! flowerl'I were placed on are super . ,.. comb jr., of Ne\\'POrt Beach and 11.._t, meMQred alx b 1.....,t ous shower to which 100 guests the altar for those who had p.MBed ""unday at San Marino o! Mlsa atage I 'frs. Robert N'ew •omb ot Costa .... ~ y e 5.. d th lb 1· ht f h . Mn . real!~ hmL'< ·~mh I Chrlstyne Cederquist and Caylo r Balboa Yacbt club "-ill "' .._ Inches. Th:e owner bu vtaloM have been Invited. to be givep by on an en e ig o t ei r
UI;> JUSt ng t-~t Carter or Alhambra. the annual seaaon's opening on Men. of DAlnc her to develop a strain a group of friends o! the bride-candle snuffed ouL E_~~,1 r 1 ch Arden 1 c e Saturday eveni,ng when St.a.tf Com-Mra. Ne..,comb jr .. daughter of which wlll lay three .epara.te elect on ThuT9day fWe ning In the I Among those 9..'h 081! lives wert
• cream. thick fruited James Downey. 40th str~t. ha• modores wtll be the gue•ta of the late Fred Garcelon and Mra. ecp a day. Woman's clubhouse. The groom-commemorated, w a• the late
syrups, and fresh milk. Give your-returned from carthage. Mo., hooor. The af!air wbtcb wUJ be G&reelon of 14!11 Cypres" avenue. • elect ls t.he aon of Kr. and Kr&. Franklin De~ano Roo1tevelt who
sell a treat as well as added vita-where he baa been vlaiting hia par-M:ml·fonnal, ta acheduled for 7 wu a January bride. Mrl. Robert Down on Seventeenth street and David Dyer, 211 Broadway.~ waa an active member of the
mens, at Dodd's Malt Shop, 211 enta for several weeks. His brother p. m. ln the olubho\18e and will be Newcomb. the former M!s! Dorta Ocean front is 8 tall palm tree. Presiding over the tea and coffee Grange ln Ducheu County: New
Marine. accompanied him home. a dinner and dance. Mellott. daughter o! the Norris only one in that vicinity. It is 8 urns will ~be Mn. J . F . Webflter York. Robert Wardlow of Wmters-
'
... Housec oa ts by Textron
Start the day looking bright •nd pretty u • morning glory.
You can if you wea.r a bowec.oat of ahccr nyon or al~k.
satin. in lwciow pa.stcla or origin.I T txtf'cm prints.
Distinctively otyled hote., coot.oat 8.95 , 10.95, B .95.
Ling<ri<
Stccmd Floor
•
Mellots or Ranchlt.a. married Statf popular apartment house for birds, and Mrs. P. v. Parkee. Kn. Ray burg, muter . of the Pomona
Sgt_ Newcomb early this month. and the youn&' ones have now been Merrill will be In chare-e of the Grange, and Mrs. Wardlow, were
QuanUtlet of lovely spring flow· hatched. The parents either do punch bowl and 1'118 Patric1a PmlD honored guest..
e rs were ueed throughout the house not con~ider the height of their will handle the guest book. The tea -------
for the aftalr and the tea table skyscraper ,or else squl11'ning t&ble will be appointed by Mrs.
wu ce.ntered wttb flowen In bridal youngsters crowd a weaker Jam.ea Tallman wtth Mra. H. R
white. Tboae who poured were Mnl. brother out. for many of them M.c:Murtry arranging the flowen
Wl111am H. Ben.eon, Mrs. W. W. fall to the pavement and are killed. tn; the clubhou.e.
Woods, Mrs. Clarence NlMon.. Mn. Otildren in the neighborhood have Announcement of the betrothal
Orlyn N. Robertaon and Mn. alt-started a cemetery for the unfOl"" wu diaclosed la.at week at a cha.rm.-
Maj. and Mr•. Leonard Kerche-
val, 110t,!: Abalone avenue, Balboa
la:land, are the parentl!I of a son
born May 25 at St. Joeeph hospital.
He weighed five pounde and 11
t on B. Steele. tunate babies, complete 'With little tngly appointed turkey dinner at 1-
0-WM:U--·----------
Officers Honor
General and Bride
wooden crosses. and flowers which the Nickell residence when Mr. Nickell acqompanied by her mother
they keep fresh in jelly mou1ds Dyer ar. by proxy pre91!.Dted MIAS and Mn. Oyer will leave June 12.
from their mothers' kitchens. Nickell her apa..rkliDI' diamnod en-Adding to ·the happlnesa of the
• ga.gement rlng. &nnounceme.nt dinner wu the pree-
Ottlcera of Maj. Gen. Ralpb
Coualna of Udo Isle, commandtn.g
general of th111 Western Flying
Training Command, honored tbe
ye:neral and hi.a bride, the former
Diana P'\t.zm.aurtce of Beverly mn. with a reception recently at
UN OMcerw' Club at WFTC head-
qu&rtora.
8prtnc bu spnmc, de irna le Sgt. Dyer ii stationed. at Ke.Uy ence of Mr. and Mn. Conrad
irr---Field, S&n Anlolllo, Tau, and the Loeacb, mother ot Mn. Nickell.
I wonder where dem nowen bf wedding will be aolemnlzed June 16 who arrived unexpectedly from St.
Do bold la on do _,--i..•t dat In the Poet cbopel there. Miu Loulo.
Brig. Gen. Leland R. Hewitt,
cblet ot llt.att, acted u h09t and
waa Ln the recelvtna-line almg
with Gen. LDd Mn. Colllina and
Col. A. J . Mlckl111, e:s.ecuUve uai.lt-
ant to Gen. Coualna.
A buffet IU.pper wu .erved 1n
the patio and the ma.In d1ning room
ot the club wu clea.rll!ld for danc·
Ing to the muatc of an orchestra
f'tom Santa Ana. A.rm.y Air hue..
abooldf
I t'ot; de wtnc WU OD the bold!
Balboans Have
Housewarming
Anon..
~g nicely ll!ttled into the
1pactoue home at 5<11 Eut Central
avenue wbtcb tbey recently pur-
chued. Mr. and M!'9. H. M. Bev-
erley entertained friend.a at a
bou.ee..wannlng Tueeday evening,
aome of them remaining over tor
the bolld&y.
Music was a feature of the eve-
ning, with Mra. Beverley at the
piano and Frank Neiman playin'g
U9£ "'-..-O F'
BEAU TY
S04 Marine Avenue
' . Balbo& bland
. Phone 18%7
Where H air Styling Is An Art
Our aim is to enhance milady's beauty
and provide the ultimate in beauty care.
H<ad to 'Toe Beauty Service Amcm.g local people attend.in&'
were Cot and Mrs. Robert Mlller,
Col. and Mn. Donald Stevnlng,
Lt. Col. and Mra. John Roberte,
Major and M.ra. John Menz:lee and
Lt. Col and Mn. Longman.
the sas.apbooe. !~-------------------------.-~
Local Group Will
Attend Horse Show
Velma Barber, :510 \V. Ocean
Front. Balboa. made up a party
of six and occupied a ringside
box Sunday afternoon al the Palo-
mino !:xhJbiton A.saociation of
Callfornla Inc .. held ln Lo1 Angeles
at tbe Horae Palace, formerly Vic-
tor Mcl.Aglen's Stadium.
Georg-e Barber of Mineral Well!,
Texas, brother ot the local woman,
ls one of the heads o! the organ-
ization and editor and bualnea
m1nagCT o! itl!I maga.zine, Palo-
mino Hol'1Jll"9, and the Gold Book. a
handaome volu.m111 of color plate.
and negtetratlon or boraea of that
breed.
Jacqueline Hill at
Summer School
Jacqueline Hill, daughter of Mr.
and Mn. w. c. Hill, 240 Heliotrope.
Corona del M&r, baa been. enrolled
u a aummer term atudent at ~
mom. College, aanm.oat.
M.1al'I Hill la a graduate of N~·
port Harbor Union High achool.
'Ille amuner term, Which CIC>tlQ
1n .July, will end Pomona College"•
accelerated wartime program.
Guest. were Mr. and ~· Jack
Foret Manhattan Beach ; Mr. and
Mnr. Frank Neiman and Yrs. Kel-
1ey, Bellflower; Mr. and.Mre. Owen
Hudson, North Hollywood; Hr. and
Mrs. Don Morria, daughter Bev·
er1y and eoq. John. Hollywood, and
Mr. and Mr1. Dbn Shay, Venice.
New Name for
Sewing Club
With Mra. Thomu Jesko unable
to be preeent. hostess duliel'I fell
to Mra. F.d Waltens when ebe en·
tertained at the J esko home, Mon-
rovia street. Co4:ta Mesa. for mem.
bers o! & sewing club. While the
club ha.l!I been organized for sev-
eral yean, it waa at thi.11!1 meeting
they 11elkted a name, the Get·
together club.
The June theme wu carried out
In decorationa for the luncheon
table, with a tiny brtde and groom
as centerpiec& under a.n arch o!
white flowers and ferns, and place
cards were little flower gtrla. Sev·
era.I membera received gifts from
their eecret pals. • '
Mrs. Mary Goodwin of Cost.a
Meas. waa a speci&l gue.t, and
membeM preeent were the Me•·
dames Walter Cole, Lewi9 Mer-
rill, Ed Mirkovich. John McMJllan,
Jamee irro.t. Ed Zube. Ed Walt.en
ot Newport Beach. and Frank Bel-
mont ot Orange.
Smart Beach
and
Sport Apparel
Toppers I
Play Suits
• Swim Suits
• •
• Slack s11ts
SP!f!~~~R '
Outs._ • Lmia-m••=+
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Old, Por tr a its
R estore d
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Have you a precious picture of mother's youthful
loveliness! Whatever condit!oo it may be in-
no matter · how faded -we will restore It and
frame It beautitully.
We ~~Make Miniatuies ' -Fro Old Photographs
Roberts Portrafts
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