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Home My WebLink About1945-06-20 - Newport Balboa News Times• • • ,II SAND CIAB . ., SAM .• • - , ' ort-- vOLmmtu Boals in B~rbor Valued ~ws-Times ove $5,000,000 ( "1().()PERA'l!ON! rs· Or-'-8nlte county giving seri- owr thought to what will happen if and when the Army Air Base and other war Installations are aban· doned--wbat will become of the large tracts ol. lands now being utilized! avtc bodies in Santa Ana, Anaheim, Or- ange, Fullertoo, Newport Harbor, etc., should meet with coonty and city officials to discusS what may prove a most harmful situation and hinder the growth of the commonwealth. What would happen, let us say. if the two sections of land comprising the Air Base were turned over by the government's lease to a big industrial pl1mt that might need millions of gallons of water, employ thousands of people. includ- ing hundreds of negroes, and dump foreign substances into Newport Bay? State Passes · Corona d' Mar Nearly 4000 Boats Moored Here; Increased 2571 Since Harbor Completed in 1935 Many of us will say: "Oh, . everything will turn ()\It for the best; no use to worry about such things!" No less an astute citizen than Harry Welch, tossed the foregoing thoughts into the hopper the other day, and as usual. that civic leader is thinking years ahead of the rest of us. while we go along and twiddle our thumbs and wait for pros- perity that keeps us docile. instead of sharpening our wits. The upper bay has been lying there for a hun· dred years or more and no doubt elaborate plans have been made by the liarbor commission and other agen- cies for its development, but the sad thing is that nobody produces concrete effort and we shush, shush each-' other for fear of treading on some big-wig's toes. + + + The Mesa. Then there lies thousands of acres of fertile land, known as· Costa Mesa Most of them. like a similar flock at the beach, follow the path ot least resistance. They have been trying to incor- porate and appointed a se- cret committee to see how much land would come in. A few aggressive business men. realizing what lies ahead in the way of expansion, labor patiently with disinterested guys and try and not hurt their feelings, in the hope all will be well. Prosperity also has dulled their astute- ness and nothing happens wl!ile time flies. Even try- ing the comparatively easy job of getting a port in the upper bay, seems to fall on dull ears. When the jolt comes we will find that the newcomer owns the best stuff and is taking all the gravy. + + + Who ls Favored! Recent surveys reveal that Army and navy officers get more medals by many times than buck privates or soldiers. No doubt officers take more chances than enlisted men. but it would seem that the ratio is a bit off side. There are hundreds of stories of heroism by privates who · never get anything more than their small pay, while officers are ever in the lime- light. This does not apply as greatly in the air corps where fliers are given more recognition. I asked a re- turned gunner in a B-17 what he thought of It and he said that so far as he ~ concerned his pilot was ell· -titted to all the medals he could get, because he was re- sponsible for the ship and his crew. And this gunner was a keen, aerlous-mlnded lad who woold not stand for gutt from anyme. Lt. Nellon Brown Gets Promotion Park Bill U p to City to Match $200,000 Fund With Adjoining Frontage Assembly Bill 465, making an appropriation of $200,000 by the state to the Division of Beaches and Parks, De- partment of Natural Re- sources for the acquisition of land at Newport Beach as part of the state park system. passed the state senate last Saturday. Thus the Corona de! Mar State Park measure. no\v before the governor for signature will make possible the addition of this beautiful strand if Newport Beach matches it in beach front or money. The meawre ~ written ao that the state approprlatu S200.000 for the purch&Ae of more or le&a than 3600 feet of strand in Coroaa. del Mar, lt the City of Newport Beach llkewiae puts up an equal value in land. or adds enough money with which to ~uallu ' the .tate'• contrlbuUon. This "A'ill have beach and bay frontage lying between the ordln. ary )Llgb water mark of the ocean, Ocean Blvd. and BayaJde Drtve, excepting such portions owned by the state. Orange county, a.od the federal government. State Senator Kuchel and M- semblyman Clyde WaUon turt.ber ... ed the bill. Harry Welch, aecreta.ry ot the local chamber. aent all mem. bers of the appropriattona com- mittee an elaborate photo-de.ecrip- tlon o{ the area under conalder· aUon. Dr. C. Richter Taking Offices In Costa Mesa PORTION OF STRAND JN CORONA D~ ~lAR which may be· conte a new state park aa a reAUlt of the bill calUnc tor expenditure ot '200,000 tor beach area hert), which puled both hotues of the match the p.ropo.ed 51urchaJte of beach fontrage with It.A own land o r money, or both. This would uve for pubUc ~ at leut 3600 feet of the moe.t deslrable bay &nd oce&n f ront.ace In Southern Callfomla. · Bluff front homet1 and land of ProperUea, Inc.. abowo above. state lel(lslature. The Clty_of Newport 8eM:b, accordln1 to klrma of the bill, mmt Federal Group 1 ~!~r•;~t:e~~~~Pc::'o!~~er 'Consteel to Stud .1es Coast· .. Th .. lo what we get for tight-I when part of hlo jaw had been Bui"ld 150 , Ing their v.•ar," wa~ just the wrong 8hot away In 11.ction earlier in the r rack for a sailor to make to or-I war, decided the driver or thf' car L d H b r1cu K . L . Amey. veteran ot the should have a ticket. but Wiiiard IL d" g Craft au S ar Or Pacific war. a.11 b.e was writing a R •Wilson of Fullerton, wearing a an 1n r!tation to T'1oraten L. Holland late unlform ct the U. S. NaV)'. and , Saturday night for erratic driving. J olf'n Clarence Echandy deacr1bed I Arney, wbo jolned the force after a. &D orchard hand from Puente The shoreline along the City of recovering from pl.utlc surgery tried to interfere. A contract tor several hundreds Newport Beach remained relative-J ••Don't wrlte tbla guy a ticket," of thousands ot dona.re worth of ly atable durtng the J>Ut year due Comtni"ssi"on wu..on wu aaJd to bl!.ve told 1 JandJng eratt--150, to be exact- to lbe lack of eeve~ at.arm• wblch ~· "Mie officer retninded them bu been let to the Coneolldated occaalonally cauaea erolJl.on to the A k p bl• It was none or thelr business, but Steel co1 poratJon for construction ltrand In variou1 pari.9 of the S S U IC d 11 ~ at their Smalt Bo&ta Dtvi"'oo here. c08.J!llt, memberw ot the Federal • • they pent.sted. A crow co ect...,, The 1.a.rgellt contract let to a Er'Olllon Boe.rd were told by rep-To Hearing and u be tried to write, the~t kep~ local flrm will start ln September. re1tentaUvee ot the city •nd cham-nudging hl.a elbow, ma.king dJ.t It --repo~-" ~ p Kile~ _, ncult to write. --l '-CU.. .-. . ... cen- ber ot commerce who met them A public bearing Thursday eve-. Wamln them a a.lo the sailor eral m anager of the yard here re-s~~ l.-. S.. Army Engineers and nlng this week wtll be held tor the blurted o~t to ht. I' buddy. a <t-F, ~eal..::r:m°~ 100 to 150 akill- two civillan members o! the board purpose ot eeeking a levy ot two! "Thia la what we pt tor fighting I Tb edl.ately. who are atudytng beach eroelon mW.. otl~ city ·~ t: UIN! their war," and muttering about tJon ~c':.-'= 4:~0=~; problem.a ot the entire Pacific ot the P g comm on pre-i the "cop.a who stayed at home." Harbor Facilities Taxed to Utmost By Boats of All Types; Customhouse Numbered Boats Lead ; Man y Los Angeles Yach ts May Stay By actual count there are 3971 boats in Newport Harbor, with a value in 1944 of about S5,000,000. according to an esti- mate by Russell Craig. deputy harbormaster. This was an in· crease of 78 since last year. both figures having been .taken as of the first of each calen- dar year. not re~istrre ~. Importance of the When the ~arbor \\"Ork v.'aS fishing ird;;stry is shown by the completed in 1@35 there v.-ere bu t 562 f ish ing \'eSSPls checked on the 1400 boats cf various d Escr iptions first of this year as against 495 here, according to records of R. L. last year. Patterson, city engineer and bar. 1-fany pti\'ate yachts have been bor ma.eter. Their value then "''8..9 brought here from Los Angeles approximately $3,300,000. harbor since the start of the war, Now the number has almost trip· and moorage Is a rather scarce led but the valuation has not 1 item now, It was said, but When doubled due, Patterson said, to the the Paci~ic war closes. many of many smaller craft brought ir. dur· these boats may return to Los An- ing the past few years. This in-geles and not a few will probably eludes county areas as well. 'remain because of lbe clean waters 562 Fishing Boats CTf the bay, the possibility ot hav- Cll8tomhouse numbered vessels ing one's own dock or the advan- lead in the county with 14.28. with 1 tage of martn&l!I here which they 867 row boats coming in second, cannot obtain in Lo8 Angeles har-- not including 531 estimated but bor. ' VESSELS IN N EWP ORT HARBOR • Ft-om Actual Count from Boat.e Checked By the Harbor Department. Customhouse Numbered Vessels ............................ .. Documented Vessels -··-·--· .. ··-·-········· .. ······-··--····-.. ···-··· Miscellaneous Sail Boats. no motors, and County registration CMS numbers) ................. _. Row Boats registered wit~ Harbor Dept ........... ~ .. ·· TOTAL (By actual count from above) ....... __ MS Boats estimated stored in private garages, etc. Row Boats estimated in Harbor, not registered ..... Fishing Boats estimated out of Harbor, fishing. at time of check ·---.. -............................ . 1-1-44 1-1-46 1463 1428 137 176 539 799 2938 400 555 33 631 867 3102 300 531 38 TOTAL (By actual count from above) ................ 2938 3102 • TOTAL BOATS IN NEWPORT HARBOR 3893 3971 Note: Of t~e above vessels 495 were Commercial or Sport Fish- ing Boa.ts in 1944 check. and 562 were thus classified in 1945 check. Note: The estimated value of Boats in Newport Harbor for the year 1944 is placed at about $5,000,000.00 Being desil"OU.!I of centr&l1zing hlt practice llfld concentrating the center of activity, Dr. C. Richter, parlng pl&na &D.d apecittcatlon.el Arn told them to "ahov ott .. bargea complete with armored tur- Cout were met at Huntingtoo ''which shall have to do with the bl.It e~e still decided tha: Holl-ret:JI and other teaturea. The local Beach by City Ene-lneer R. L. Pat-muter plan for the future de-and'a b~inell!l wu alao the\ra. yard expecU to tum them out at1'--------------------------- ter90i:J and Harry Welch, RCretary velopment ot the C\ty of Newport the rate Of ane a day when tull I of the chamber of commen:e. and Beach." • Juot then. perhap• by cho.nce. production .. under way. Comple-General Williams Blood Donation others interested in the lboreline Dr. Howard w . Seager, ch&ir-Ofticen Atterbury and McMani-Uon ol the cantn.ct t. eel t or problems. They were conducted on man pro-tUl ot the commiasion lil gal drove up. The two per1istent February, 1948. In Short Visit Appointments a boat tour of the harbor alter the otnclal calling the public hear· youth111 were taken to the atatlon The large yard 13 DOW' engaged their 11urve-y ot the coast. a.nd ing. which. the notice se.ya. 1• in and booked for lnterfertng with m conatructlon or aeverai ocean-To Lido Home Needed Badly lunched at the Newport Harbor the Public Health and Welfare. an otrlcer. Now they are tree on going steel tuna cllppera, having OR. C. R ICHTER (Continued on Page 4 ) A.a the city attorney baa ruled bail, but thinking over whether it launched It.a first one recently. De- l ~-------------, I that at preserit there la no muter ls w1ae to bellttle an ofrlcer. ea-livery waa al90 made on the hand· Expect · City to Adopt Budget • Formal adopt ion of the new budget for the 1945 fiscal year wa.s expected to be accomplish- ed this (,J'uesday) afternoon at a delayed meeting Of the city pouncll. Reaults Of the meeting w~h a councilman a.aid would lrdbably see adoption of 1 high· er budget for the coming year to be met with \ncrea.tled rev- enues, could not be reported with thl1 Issue of t he Newa- Tlmes, which went to pre• a• t h" meeting took place. plan, even though both commlsslon peel.a.Uy wbe.n he Is a veteran some stream-lined Santa Fe tug, and city council have apparently qualified to wear a Purple Heart. which has the characterlatlca of agrttd on locating the city hall at the Super-Cb.Jet ln ltAI superl!flruc- Slte Four. the city planning com-Mn. Trueman Tollison and chil-ture. mlulon may aak for a.,Pptclal ta.x dren, Janet and Jerry, arrived A long range program la planned levy ror the purpoee of creating V'lednt'11day to spend ty,•o weeke to kttp production at peak. Offlc- such a plan. 'lloith Mnr. Tolll110n'1 mother, Mrs. lals stated at the time ot the tug One Mesa Well Now Producing 50 Bbls., Report Two new oil we.Ila will be drilled In West Newport and one on the eutem end ot the mesa 1n a new eearch for motor tuel, It wu cti.- Ina Wiltse of the Irv.•in apart.. launching that full production wa.a ments. seen tor the balance of the year. Draft Call in ·June Takes Only Seven; One Local Man N G W II clOlled during lhe put week. ew .as e i Delaney, Roto and .VcNulty will Ral.sed Water In drlll Karalu No. 3 and 4 In w .. t Newport. and AUu Production Co. Ab d d W II la expected to spud Ln eoon on a the "GNUld Old Mao of Medicine" an one e ' oew try at 19th and l.rTine follow· Only seven men were called tor induction into the armed torcea during June, and left from the Pa- cific Electrtc depot after the usual ceoremonie• Friday, June 15. One man, Algie B. Harmon waa llated from Newport Beach. In Newport Beach, will move hi.I bar reporte 00 the mest th.at otl otticee on or before 1'4Y 1 trom Dry gas came in with a roar la now tlowtng at an approximate l ------------- 107 22nd street. Newp0rt Blach, which could be heard in OJsta rate al. 50 to eo barrel.a a day In 21:.000 H to bl.a new locatloo. Mesa and Newport and was still t.be well com.pleted reomUy at 21.lt ..., ere He will occupy the olt'ke at 120 eolng strong Tuesday in. an oU d Irv1n.e S d A "d E. 18th •tree~ Coolt& K-the -11 sa1d to be drilled by t111o 11arn-.,, Thlo ,. ~ h•Y)' o11. .... .u.imawn Un ay; VOi attractive quart.era formerly oe>-Han-Morrow company in th~ rHldent u.ld. aDd added that be H t I I nd c:upied by Dr. W. W. Sl&W. TIMI Wost Newport neld Efforts to cap may join a..._ group In~ ea n a property which LI owned by Dmmlo the .. .......,..._ wbicb LI lltDrOtlllded tor oil 111 tbl9 locallV· i!ocland "' Coot& Mua. baa been by dry b&rley n:::r. un· -by Dr. Rlchtlr for a period ~ llate ~ •• ,. - ot five yean. IA!omed. · ' C08ta Mesa ·Sttll HON 21 ,.ara ~ pa well raloed 'f n..,. lllll N-p.rt Beadl CU...t.oi.t will wa up u""""" •-.,..., lllled In the dt;y not feel hi lo i.....ma--but tbat -a now "c ~at& ~t ..._..,.,. ,. ..,. ;...,t ·.,, ~ will -the -----"alf .mi.. l)Ql1h ot..: eoeat -. -_, c_ o •• • Hoplng to retur!'l from a more 1 . · extended stay with his wife at 210 An intensive effort UI being made Via Sao Remo, Udo Isle, Major by member.e: of the American Red Croes Olapter of Newport Bea.ch to ha,·e a large slgn·up ot blood donors bv J uly 5 for the arrival of the mobile unit on July 11, it W8.9 1 stated yesterday by M~. G. L. l Andre"A-'8, publicity chairma.n. Cards are being ten at every store on Balboa. Island, both b&nka -Ney,·port and Balboa.-u well a.a the three post offices, so that f!!Very re111ident of Newport Harbor can easily find one on which be may make an appointment for donating blood. Mrs. Allen B. Wilkinson will have charge ot the d~bution on the island, and abe ta being 8&1'1st- ed by the Grey Lad.lea and nurses aldls. Ribber Bands Scotch Tape ""~-·~~--~ ·--~·-· Shorio ..-ta -bt1 -will Ila In tllo hlsb~. ~waler _. -..,.,.In 11111 7ti. War ~ ,:..l tM .,_,. ochooJ, LVAAJ', ~---t aver --l!ftr, lat..-fell .. CJ!lt Cl(1 ,lllilll:. and -.jlla ~ In 11y --~~~--v--Nw, -.. -.. more porfoctl;f -to 11111 did not &ft'ect Ula .... thi! ~ L DI .... --.... ;,. .ol' ' -~ ..-,....._m WU M,.... --dty wella -cf.l!>ll In ~"nit-.. • 0 •r -Ila .... -' la 'tloa AAl', lL K.-.i C. lllQWa ~tbatllowlll M allla .tew ~Pl~-• _., -,,.__..._ ftle - -Pl •ooted to --lo --.. ~ .. llif --pitdoul Pl I."""' .. -fllr .......... """"'"" Now on Hand Supply Limited -at-.--• ato-... 1tc .. lll8-mstotbe ___ ID-ooald-ba ' ltr'a-'-o1•a.-·,,-: ""*..._Kn. Wazll T.,....ucanw.._.t:M O... ..... M 1_.tetr. but tb9 .. ,,_ tea-· ~ ... ,.,·:,:rR• •saa ti -& -lllnot, ODc1a -al -W• J -lie Pl°""'S s-1 ~ aM ,:"Jt'P' 1----. w ,11on1o-. . ---to J D. J. •• ., . .,.., ... ,, ..... _ .. -----·· -,,._Cl( ____ ......_.,a---:.:1-:-···--··---ht - _.... ..,.,.... ~ --I'll t1Zlllo -• 1>..aa ·--.,--.---••-_..,."';.:'.,.• • ..,.. ~ • . • • t .... _ .. ,.._ ,~ ........... ., _..,.1111.. - • NEWS-nMES .itw'.o r• •szpaa ass+ • N EWPCRT-BALBCA • NEWS-TIMES PllONDt l'i¥Wroat U -U ••)P'S9Nl7T 1 '•7 ... p-• .. ..,.Mm 1 v--.mvu J:Dtered u Second..a.a.u milter at the Poltomce m Newport Jleecb, Collfornla. under the Act ot ll&rch II. lllTV. L + Jl1!l I ER • • • • EDITOR AND PRJtSlDlllNT Pl1Dltnc Plan~ aou W. Contra! A venue, Newport S.ch, O\lltomla Official Paper "of the City of Newport Beach A~ Loea1 llUIU-for 0-l'I Y .... Active Member of Postwar Plan -for Japan ... .., ........ ,,.,_ ' 1'wrd Bin5' s ~URE. SKEETS. WE'LL PAINT lltlS ON ALI. THE NCES IN 10WN ! °™E OPS WON'T DARE 5TOP us! • ffi ffi IL Corona del Mar' News Sport Fishing <By -J. a-llct> ~ Shown Kr. ""4 Jin. Boward Banlee, '-10 Narcluua ~ue, went to El Centro on a budneu trlp recently. Lee and Jame1 KnJcbt. Beverly Hf1l.a, an vt.litlng tbeir aunt and uncle. Kr. and 14ra. Newton Cox ..... Blue Haven, Larbpur avenue tlllo week. TbrM oportfllbl!ig mm. te&turecl the Monday neninl' eoclal meet- ing or the Sport&blnc ~tlon, held at the American Le&1on hall. Doa Hopper of the Balboa USO lhowed the rum., one betng of tlah- 1.ng 1n Fi.ortda. another of tremh water n.h1ng and the lh1rd ot bll' Mra. Brook.tn.P ot the Variety game f\ah. Store, Cout ~vd., returned re-Da.n-ell King presided at the cetiUy from ~ trip lo St. Pet.en-abort buatn.e• seaton and two new bu.rg, Florida. wbere 1he ''l.11.ted auociate members were accepted, bet 900, Lt. F . Brooklngs and blB ~lgbton 1Thomp19D repre1enttng tam.Uy. Young Mn. Brook:ln.gs re-the Standard OU Marine station on turned wtth hV and will be lo-Central avenue, and R.awmon'a Cate cated ln Loe AnC'e1ea whlle Lt. Of C.out Htrhway wu the other Brooking• la ove1'9elUI. member. About ttfty membera and Mrs. Norman Junior and son, their famlllf!B were presenL Loa A.nge1H. are vLlliUng ber echoolm.ate, Mra. Ernest Am.ling, 210 Goldenrod avenue for a few da}'ll. Wm. Fogarty Now Lieut.enant, Instruct.a Cadet.a Poem of Local Woman In Honorable Mention J. w . SouthWick or Stockton spent aeveral d&J9 tut week at the home ot bl.a m.tu, Kn. Ft-an. cee Cos., atter cominc to Hollywood Honoralie m~on for her poem on a blaineu trip. Be left SUnday "S....t Sleep" wu &1ven Grace evenlnc. b&vlnc enjoyed a tlohlDc Shattuck Ball, reetdlng at 105 18th trtp while here. otreet. Newport 8-:b by the Na· ------------ ttonal League ot American Pen- women. Only two prtzea were giv- en, lhe 9tated. The former Beverly Hilla woman; a compoaer and teacher at a Co8ta Mesa store,· wa.a recenUy married to Daniel Ingraham, a trumpet player. He aJ..o teacbea on the mesa . Your Friends & Mine + + + Tailoring Shop 4U Ea.st Centnl, Balboa "A N-Sloop" Remodelillg -Alteration Men's and Women'• Apparel -UIU Mn. 'Blanche Wakettetd and daughters Joon and Diane have re· turned to t.helr , home on Grand CLnal, Balboa Ialand, from Santa Barbara where they spent the win- ter. Both gtrls attended I.a Loma Felice achool, and Joan was one J. I(. SeflOD Whether the Japanese collapse is a matter of yeani, months or only weeks. victory in the Pacific is still too far off and the price too high to admit any rejoicing today. To- day is the time for planning how to rout out the seeds of world conquest buried deep in Japan, and to keep them Mn.. Amling expect. to leave ln the near future tor camp Lee. Vir- gin.la., where her bu1ba.nd la eta- tloned. Mn5. Jun.lor'e bu.sb&nd la a chief Petty Ofttcer and la: on duty 90mewhere In the South Paclflc. He has been In the Navy three years. Mra. Juntor 11ay9 be wu called out Ju•t tour day• before at:::lh:•::grarl::::u:••: .. ::•:hl:•:y:ear::.:::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::~ SAN ANTONlO AVIATION r CADET CENTER. Texu. -The promotion of Wllllam ~tepben Fogarty, of Newport Beach, to the rank: or first lieutenant has bee• announced at the San Ant.on.lo Cadet Center. Costa Mesa Refrigeration Service U Bou.rs Service Household and Commercial Service and Marine Refrigeration routed when the \var is done. their eon wu born . She hopes to lli be able to tlnd a place tn Corona The task is not only that of the diplomats. No inte gent de! Mar a.nd stay here permanently. Cl·tizen's ideas may be pre-JU· dged as insignifi1cant and none S AGO .. d ., Ed eo 25 YEAR wttb lt was occupying-attenUoo. as air. a.n ;nl"I. tfey, of the with the slightest merit can safely be overlooked. Some of It bad many timea before and dur-Corona del Mar Pottery Shop, t.he most interesting proposals yet seen concerning Japan's .. tng the "25 yeara 11nce. Gwrge Kel-spent • week with lhl!lr ion Sgt. disposition were evolved, not in Washington, but in Cali--F'ROM OUR F'ILES logg and o . K Burke. owners, c&U-Ed. Coffey Jr., Sacramento. He ia ed a meeting ot property owners coava.leecl.Dg at Camp Beal. He wtll Lieutenant Fogarty r-eeeived bis orlg\,n&l comml!lsloo. ln the Air Corpe May 19, 1&43, and la preeent- ly assigned to duty u an Instruc- tor ln the Preflight School at the Cadet Center. H.la wtte, Mary, llvea at 208~ tOt.h street. Newport. Mr. and Mr11. G. Sullivan of Dlatrlbuton tor Globe Ammonia Ice Machines ••• In the Bmlneu Since 1920 Roy Windell 1905 Fullerton Ave. fomia. and not by a career statesman, but by a fellow pulr a.nd three aoluUoll.8 were-presented be home Ill the near future. He Balboa wu o~r the wm· I l.i.sher, George E . Dunn of the Half Moon Bay Review in San mer aeuon wtth a para.de or bath--that It be made lnto a modem competed 25 missions with 15th Mat.eo County. lng beauUee led by Jewel Path•. swtmmlng pool by the city, filled Air Force in Italy. He wu in a Burbank are new re.aldent.9 of Bal-I'-------------------------' bo& Ialand, havlng re<:enUy pur- wl 30 t d •too ,.._. ln tor park purpoeea or made tnto era.ab landing over Germ&ny but chased t.be William McConnell home at 106 Grand Canal. Here are the main points of Mr. Dunn's program-which· th 00 ranta an • .. '""' ed prize, eecond being a aDver loving Iota and aold. Juat la.at year lbe was aav · He aa.Jd, don't believe the State Department could lengthen out, no doubt, to a 200-cup. pOOl wu fllled ln. but lt atill re-any one It lhFY tell you they a.re ,..-------------, page brief, and still not improve on many of its.basic prin-High tides endangered the new ma.lna a queatlon. ~ot at~ald.. ~good vlalt wttb hJa · 1 jetty. leveling the top and tear-Shirley Meserve hoeted a dinner orse, arten er. h~ at home wi11 ClP es: baaten his recovery. · All ed N . Ing out old and new ptllng. The party Sunday evening at Eut 1. Invade Japan, cut it off and let the i aVIes con-water broke over the top. n ow1Dg Newport Inn-the Jamee McNally S/Sgt. Donald P. Whyte, son of trol the situation until a democratic regime is assured. Bring lnto the bay, but the jetty beld and tamlly returned to their home tn Mr. and Mr•. Jamea Wbyte. 416 the Emperor and all other war criminals to prompt trial. Ut-provided a ate entnmce tnto the Sp&rdL-150 couple• attended the Haul drive. wu married Sunday harbor. I dance at the Nu.Way gtveii. for to Miu Maud4e RoblnltOO , Loe An· terly destroy the navy, merchant marine and war factories, Queatlon of the old balh.ing pool Camp Townaend men who were re-gelea, at the home ot ht"r lfV!ter, in and replace the war-minded tycoons with democratic-minded ·at weet Newport and what to do tuming to San Diego. Whtltbtler. S /Sgt. \Vhyte ha.a been at e home ot hla parenU, on a Japanese. furlough. He wu In the hospital ~~~2~~~~;;~f~i:§d:~~ I:: : :~R~~~~:~~~: ~~~:~~~:::::I Ef~~~;~i~.:;E~~~ to take Manchuria. Get this program under way soon and send our boys home. Many if not all the Japanese here might prefer to return permanently to their homeland under those conditions, Mr. pwm points out, and if they did a serious Japanese-California problem would be solved. The proposals of Editor Dunn may not be foolproof. But fundamentally they seem to us to express the general ideas of all Americans whose sons are trading their lives for peace-- expecting us at home to protect and safeguard it, once it is won. Private Flying The Air Forces Training Command has trained over 600.· 000 airmen and technicians in six years of operations. In 1944 alone 82,487 pilots. 22,180 naorigators and 19,214 born· bardiers were graduated. When these young men return to civilian life, along with I u u lJ JI JI •• .. 61 ' ) 1J " • u .. 19 6J 4.3 Ethiopian title • 7 I , .. II • 60 ., Ne. JI 18 Scotch !.or "John" 10 II 29 JO J7 .. Izaak W altons Of Akron, Ohio Will Lunch Here The Akron, OhJo, chapter ot the Izaak Walton League ,said to be one of the large« tn the United Statea, will have a luncheon meet· lng here in the near future. The ·club ~dicat.ea ea.ch of Ila 9.'ee.kly meeUnp to aome notable fl.ehlng or sport.a center, and dia- cu.uea that eenter at le.ngtb u they meet. The chamber of commerce here bu sent 125 coplee of the Newport Harbor Treasure Map and other rnaterlal. ARMY NEEDS MORE FOOD Food purcb.ua!' for lbe Army lbl!I year will be 20 per cent above th&t of 19'4f, Ni.nth Service Com- mand headquarters learned today. Make appointment now for biood bank donation July 11. Call Red Sport Fishing on the ''G. W.'' • DJF.SEL POWERED ' •DELUXE AOCOMMODA110NS •LARGE GALLEY Every Day at 7:00 A. M. fri>m 5S5 Pacific Coest Wghway Newport Beach, California ~poslte the Arch- For Belerv&Uona Phone Newport lUO or R.lchmond 9%52 Matt Walsh Sportflshhti Inc. •• thousands of other trained airmen, their interest and enthus-BOBIZOHT&L iasm toward aviation should do much to spur the develop-1 ';;'.:;,.~ ment of private flying. The Civil •Aviation Authority, how· • Ed1 .. 4it River ln GermaQJ" IS Game lhh 40 To catch <•!anal ti A paid notice cro .. at 1865. ,_ __________ __, ever, points out that there is need for intelligent planning in 1~ ~~~.~!'" the aircraft industry if the anticipated development is to be i;fronoWI alized 13 To restore re . to vla:or Assistant Secretary of Commerce W. A. M. Burden de-14 A meadow. clared, ''The rate of growth of private flying depends in a :~ ~~:'' large part on the rate at which the usefulness of the private 19 Matured 2l lnit.lal.J o1. I can be increased. It must be made easier to fly, safer, ronner cheaper, more reliable and must be provided with an airport Prt•ident 22 A Chlneae system relatively equivalent in convenience to our system of d111atty "' Fort:J·o.4'e (Roman numeral•) 41 Con\n st.and U Belp 51 Mutlcal in· atrument (pl.) 57 Man'• name 58 Part of body (pl.) Ml A common 1azelle 81 A connective 62 To rent 5S Quee:r n>ads." 2' Female ru1! 71 Russian cit.1 While this statement casts some doubt over the rapidity 1n German nancAL of postwar development of private flying, there appears to be Sl ~f!nt 1 ~:~ ~f.- no doubt that commercial flying ":'ill expand substantially In S2 To come to cate expre• the years immediately following victory. By 1950, domestic 114 ~·~..,. ~,f..:.'.,'!lr.• air lines are expected to be flying 8 billion miles annually. 11ock of Gold 2 Greek letter In 1943 they flew 1.6 billion miles. ss ~· {;,e"... 3 ~":""" Of coun;e, commercial flying has the advantage over pri-Spamab-•To boast vate flying since the air lines for years have concentrated oo ~~= 5 ~~- making thell-planes safer and more reliable. The wide use Sil t.ar1a tub • w11111n ol. ammercia1 plane transportation in these days attests to n ~.":.'.i : ~if.••• their Sl1Ca!SS in this direction. II &Wop4a 9 A bo•onte We need have little doubt, boweover,' that American In-~ ~=:= 10 ~-.ii•"' 20 En&l.lsh rlve.t 22 Roman car- ment Cpl.) 23 Flat pleceti 14 A ftth 28 lma(lnea 18 Sun a:od 29 Ruaslan atorehouae SO A pry 12 The bitter vetch SS·Chlne1e oa1o<1.1 S3 A courtier tn Hamlet ~ Old pronoun .. 8 8 H Unit ot enera:y '8 To loaf 48 Gaelic f9 New Mui. can Indlan tlO Laree cue 51 Uncouth person 62 Fish ec&• M T\me paat M To tnellne the bead :!41 Moumtul 59 Midwestern ataie (abbr.) B ..._ ..... gmulty will eventually make dependable "sky fllVYel(' to Denma.rt< (pl.l 11 °""" tnlvel the high reeds of the heavens, along with the giant -------------------- commerdal planes of toowrrow. create employment. • Yes, America has lots of mooey, but let'a keep It where It will do the most good. Money! Money! n·s no secret that the American people haw more cash Tokyo Becomes "Takeyo" In their handa than eve!' before. The Federal Raz: Ye Bank ft9lll'b that ol mid-May $26,372,000,000 was In clrculatloo. ReoentJy a radio comedian said that Tokyo had takea Even under present cooditi<los when eaoan00JS lw•h>esS such ll beating troGl our air giants that it WU going to be re- activity requires a great volume ol money, It Is widely recx>K· named '"l'akeyo". nt.d that there Is no legitimate need for so huge an amount Well, since tlleD the B-29'• haw nmi1J &me to WOli< on as now floating about. Hlrohlto's CilpitaJ1 dty, and If the Japs could haw ~ that Govemment' olftclals are aware that cash Is being used In joke It would haw bad more stark terror In It than humor. tlJegal tramactlcns In order to preYent det.ectlcn. It Is abo Aft(!l' ·an, 4!500 tm. al. fire bunbe that bum at a beat ol. !vported that a substantial anvw.mt al. mrrency Is be!ni 6000 degree Fa!Xreubelt can dd a bm""llaus amount of boudad by Individual&. 1bese tacton ereate an art1ftdil de-da~. And ~t'a the tmnage which a big tormatioo al. mand ~ Cl\8h-. n our beavy-beavlSDow drop In a stnP' raid A"'O'fnlal the d,!ik al. km they take, ti-boanlen could How"kmc ~will a:mtlnue to ''takeyo" betore the Nlpa put their mmiey to more coastructtw me. IDwBted In War holJor "\mde" Is ' a fllBS. but we mw reellOll to be- Banda tt 1l!OUld help l(leeCl tlnal vidAlr)', er depQdted In a bank ~ ttlat wondel!Qe why In the Nuz1 they ~ tt ~ be \-1 to ~ ,._ hwl1• -and lndlwtzy .and startled thll!.'nr, -l'WllY .... , ' • Before You Build or Remodel visit our lnte.....ttng 8fUllple and dlspl&y rooms. 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Results are guaranteed. no Weot fth 8Ls E I E R s E N , s Saata Alla N""'l>Ort Barbor Dta~Pbone N-rt Beicll .U • PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Acoountant J. S. WHYTE PUBUO AOOOUNTANT INCOME TAX OONSULTANT Ad.=iU.ed lo ~ br t.be u. 8. '1'NaMln' ))apt. RN. Ph. •eWllOrt 1M7·B.. otftoe: Pl..t l'fail. 8allk Bl41' ... a-u. ua. PtL. 1e11 ABC IHijiiCJT Armand Monaco ABCBlTB(7J' Slf W. Bay Ave., Balboa Newport l'IU • flll 'M wDOd: ,Aftll,, i.. .A.qel9a N0111w4J' llOI LEROY P. ANDERSON ATTORNEY AT L.AW eo.ta Mes.a Bank Building Phone 426 C<>11U Meu CallfomJa DENTIST8 DR. OBED LUCAS Deotiat • 22021' W. Central, Ph. 1480 NEWPORT BEACH Phooe Ull9 DR. CARTl!K Metascieamt DJWGLESS Hl!!AL1NG ll60 Newpu."t Blvd. Coot& M ... DU IKBOOU Mortimer School IOIOanl ---:Oollop,~ 8tllDID S(JJIOOL %,. ~ GA. Jlortaaaw, JI A., Odw« Pl' E'I I ..... .... ...,. ... HAROLD K. GRAUEL OIAPEL -W• ow:--.. tbe Blitta' ..... llF ........ 0.-- ...... N• ... 1rt M1 --~ WA• I U DR. M."D. CRAWFORD 0 .. TOMETllllT .,_ l:DmJned • Gia•• JUted 1111 NMpo<t --• --C09TA MUA Gordon M.Gnmdy, M.D. Phyeldan and ·8urgeiMI Ninth and CeAtr-aJ Ave. Offtoe Hra.: 10..12 a.m.; 3-5 p.t:n. Telephone 87 Coarad Richter, M.D. Phyalolu and ... .._ Office 107 22nd &troot Newport 8e&ch Hou,..: 10.1 2 Lm. and S.5 p.m. Phone9 -Office 13${ Re&. 74-J DR. G. E. TOHILL PHYllCIAN and SUfltGEON 2201 eo..et •rY9., N.wport lliNc.h -Phone - Offloe 288-W .. el. 2"-R If No A,.,.., C&ll Newport 5 Gerald Rauaa, M.D. 2830 Welt Central Ave. Newpo" Beach Ph. 1038-·No Anirwer call 301·M X·Ray Serv4oe ' S. 'R. Monaco, M. D. Slf Bay Ave., Balboa !(-~ l'IU "' a. ma It., Loe •sp!tt Tu.. 'IS1J BJ"·Apphm-• JACll:: RAUB LICEN&ED LAND IURVEYOll 2117 W. Central A....,,_ ""-'~ Offtoe \al; ft-. tlM '*' , ••••• ..r:-..=..~ ... c.ra.a .. _ N.D.CASH o. v .... DOG __, CAT HOIP'ITM.. ---.w ................ ~c.111. W&s=JL.•• h, D.V.11. 1111 ~ ., • .,._ ... -""::s' A'" ,,, .... ..au11.e-• n h • • ... 2 • 72 c ca A • --"Ute IL )faxwel, IL D. ,1911 Weot o.lnl ii.Ml'.1'1tiwAr -ue - -... us:i.·1:1 ..... Dlll*E DUii • ._ __ "'_b_•_-_ .. _"_-__ _,I .. _ .. JalllS_.... .. • • • r I • • r ' ' • ·Jtlawro.n if im twice as • Ill • • • "THE 8/GGEIT, MOIT URGENT WAR LOAN OF ALL! Tiii MIGHTY "That's what I'm. doing ..• "Hitting 'em twice as hard-buyin& twice as many bonds as I ever did before. Uncle Sam has got to raise in this war loan just about as much as he did in 2 war loans last year up to this time. "That's why the 7th is the biggest and most important of the.m all. "And I'm mighty proud-as every farmer ought to be -to have the chance to belpl "The way I figure it, at this crucial time in the war Uncle Sam is calling on all of us to go whole hog-to produce more food, to build more equipment, to do oil we can to hit the encmy~HARD -without a let.up. wAnd of course all that takes money. Money for thousand!! of giant new planes, money for all the tons of ammunition and war supplies our fightin& men need to do the job up brown. "Neighbor, that's where you and I come in. ''We can help in the chore of sending our boy1 everything they need-help by buying all the bonds we can ••• twice u many a1 v.·e did last ti.me I" WE MUST SELL ~. ,_ 11, Uta WAR BONDS PAY OFF IN THESE 7 WAYS ••• 1 The Mme Govenua.emt 1 itt Ndr.1 your War Bondi a ...._ the act-1 Jollor1 you pat into th.a. 2 You tet SJOO •t maturity t. n..,. $75 Joined now. 3 You can tet your m<lneJ' heck. 69 d1y1 after i11ue d1te, uy time yoo oeed it ••• in the maarime ,_ tet 1afety ud -..dy VOWtL 4 You have a back.lac to ,.......,. ..,_ buildint• ud equipmmt utef Go ..... 5 Boad1 will Uumw J'MI' cibildrm'a tcboollnt. or pro'Tide for rvs _.. 1ectuity, u.~t. ,..u, _ _, 6 Bood1 io into a •ri-• _. ~ that will help to ._.. ,.......,. pro1perity. 7 Boadt tRD1form yoar Lr.-. of Isome •nd eoo:ntry into .uin ... ya. joi9 P;«900•l11 ia the biUac. mOlt ar- aent w.r Lou of &lJ.-..dl. s--tb t ~s1&,000 MORE OF. THE ''E'' SERIES ' TO PUT OUR COMMUNITY OVER THE TOP According to W. H. Hitchman, Campaign Chairman 'Do YOUR SHARE Buy an Extra ''E'' Series Today • B'Domes Cafe Sawyer Sport Sh6p Balboa Paint Store C.sinoC&fe :I07 Marine Aft. -Banx. Illland Mr. A lln. C. ~ E. &y Aft. Z100 Oomn Front-Addle A 0-..,. lie"""'* :am -St. -~ v.......,. -e.Jboo • _,._ -·-_,._ Barrow's Department Store 1818 New,..~ 112"'1 -Costa MMa · Newport Builders Supply Co. SUI& W. Oeotral Aft.--Newprt Bw:I:> Fitzpatrick's Stores Dr. M. D. Crawford rn12 .Nr..ew.,pw"'rt,.-_ -Opto•c--Qiala -• Commercial Fishermen's Co-operative Association llOU>A~ewprt -· Richard Seeley Ill ,. ••• .a.--Plldi ......... -s.-111-d -· . &celllor Creamtr1 . -.ta-<>- Louie'• Cafe w w. a.1tn1 -1.m a xa ' -·· Bq Shore CUiP & Cafe a.t Jl!llli-.; a ·· • K..t. ms BaJ}>oa -Newport _ _,.,_ Larry Fisher aoth. ~ ---le J1ob -~ --·-- Coa•~Motel & Cafe ..., ~ o:q .._ 1.,.w _J,_,_y I W. T. Jeff&Ml m~Bhd.-O.-.W- Lowmri Boat* ........ -.-- I ~ I . . ... ~·-~· -·-- Boyd's Service Station l.!00 W. Contra! An. -Pl.-t1115 Balboa Fun 7.oae Tiie Bahe Ima ' . _. •lllli"'a.*"'lt .t -···PL A. Ne 2pmt - ' Blll'Ulnehwy Water Co. .................. = F IDIP ------«llO _,._ 'tt.eDoBB•sa ••e11ta·11 r P1m•: • _ ,._ Caklll'• Clwttulet C.. ~a• ' , Oz t • • • • ...,._ Melrose Abbey Mausoleum Phone Oran&• 131 --·--. MacCurdy & Calkins, Inc. lfanl ArohtMocie Boat Builders -Boat Repolrinc -·-Mesa Radio & Electronics "Satisfied 1!4dlo Service" --Coota Meoa --·-- R. W. McClellan & Sons Rocla and Trucking -2617 West Celtral --·-· Market Spot 200 Marine An. -Anton Henhey -Balboa :r.1and _,._ Pavilion Cafe BrNkfast at 5 a. m. Dall)' --·-Pink's.Pharmacy · 1820 Newport l'lvd. -Costa Mesa -·-Food Center W. L. Wiegand-Ph. 2702-206 Marine---Balboa 111. --·-- Davis-Gay Music Co. "Everything in Music an!3 Sound''-Costa Mesa --·--Port of Seven Seas Boat Landing Boa.~ Salee--lllarlne Wa;r11 817 Coast Highway -Newport Beach --·-- El Paraiso Spanish Kitchen McFadden Place -Newport --·--Sportland Bowling Center Main · Street-Balboa-Phone: 2402 --·--McNally's Boat Livery 7(l; Bay Front -Balboa -Phone 406 --·--Q-Rio Shoppe 205 Main St. -Jewelry and Glfta -BalbOa --·--A. B. McCollum Udo Isle --·-- Balboa Cleaners 605 E . Central Ave. -Balboa __ ,._ Reed's Super Service 2920 W. C..ntral -Gas, Oils, Accesaories, Ice --·--. Rawson's Cafe 1015 Ccast Highway -Newport Beach --V-- Tr'ade Winds Cafe · 212 East Fourth St., Santa Ana --·-- The Edgewater 1000 Shore Ave. -Corona del Mar --·-''The Arches" "Jon a UUle Btt Bettei-" Cocll:t&U Lomrin .... caa. On C\:>ost Highway at Newport Blvd. --·-- Van Camp's Sea Food Co., Inc. Z!7 20th Street -Newport Bee.ch --·--Viele Plumbing & Sheet Metal 1829 Newport Blvd. -Costa Mesa --·--Sam's Sea Food Cafe Coast Highway -Sunset 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 UGI W. Ooatnl-Newport --·-- F. & S. Sales Co. --Y-- Ludlum Carpet Works 162:1 So. Main -Santa Ana -Y- Todd's Dairy ~olUJ Dilll'7 ProdlacU'' 504 Terminal St.--Santa Ana-Phone S. A. 17911 --V-- . Island Realty Co. 201 .A.pte Ave.-RA!al ~"' • lnourance--NC>tafT _,._ Bayside Fish Market 28th A Laf~N<Wpart Bw:b _,._ Dean Termite c.ontrol ......... 'flndM O.CrW le... Law•• .. YJS 2 1011 So. Kain St.-8anta """ Pboae --·-' Orkin's Department Store l'l!IS Newport Bhd. -a.ca ._ _,. _ C. J'. Dm•t.. •. w. B. Foote a.I -te ----2117 Oloat .... -·-Oeean PrratCafe 2lW pi Fl, 1 ••»=l J • .... - ' Cousins' Pilot wbo bu been aid• and pilot to Genetal Ralph P. Coul1m for the put three y....,. .,.,th beadquarten at the Weit Cout '._I'raininl' Com- ~e.r.d In Santa Ana. left. lut week for Fort Worth, Ta:aa. where be wW auw:ne a elmilar role witb General Yount who ta ln command ot the Ea!tern, central and We•t· em Commands. Is Transferred Major Jolu> A. Gugllemettl, lW W. ~ &ve.nue. Newport Beach. ' B 0 W L BALBOA 2 4 0 2 Sometimes Wlte of the major and their three young daughters wlll remain in Newport Beach until fall when 1 ttey will )o!n h im in F ort Worth. ----- There's Quite a Crowd Most of the time we can handle the thousands of Long Distance calls all right. but sometimes we need a little help from you. That's when a Long Distance line is crowded and the operator sayr.- "Please limit your call to 5 minutes.• Me tlie Sennth a Sacc1111 --IOUTHIRN CALIPORNIA TILIPHONI COMPANY 115 Palm St., Balboa. Telephone 1441 . M&Wrba'.I Mesa Girl Scouts Leave for Camp An exu~t group of 33 Coot> Mesa Girl Scouto and ~ leade.- board<d the chartered buues or Sunday morning bound tor Cam· Leroy where. with an fQUal num- ber ot girls trom Huntlnf!or Beach , they will h&'J'le; • week'~ camp experience long I to be-n!""' membered.. Heading the camp as dln>etor I' Mrs. Henry Le Bard, Girl Scout leader and 8th grade teacher fl"OJT' Huntington Beach. M11f Goodman will have charge ot arts; and craft• and a registf'red nune from Hunt- inmon Beach will be ln camp et a11 time5. The camp which is located six miles from Arcadia, is owned by Rev. Leroy Haynes, chaplaJn of r boys' private school in Whittier l'lnd offers varied camp activitif'!'L' I ;ncluding-a swimming pool, horse- back riding and a baseball dl!l· j 'TlOnd. Service Men's Children j • Bload.. bl:ue- •Jed 6-n7 --Ua FlllnlllarS. eon of Mr. aad Mn. JobD 8. Jl'aln- ba1"J, 110 Mon· -Balboa. .. four yean old and ""WT "":!'tt: troo bo7 .,ia,tn1 -b o 1 and IO)dlef' OOCU- pytnc all ot ... wakl.na' b o a r a. be IJ • naUve son of a naUve I01l and da11«bter and wu born ln San- ta Ana. Ille dad aerved wttb the Me rchant Marine unttJ r ece ntly and now I• work· Inc with bl• brother ID Santa Ana. -.:-.••• tSC I The troop which is headed by \1rs. R. Rasmussen is being re~ "l'.'~Pnted in camp by the follow- ing lenrters: Mrs. Dorotihy Schorle. \.Y ~. M nmyer and Mils~ LouiK> Smith. Dorothy Myenl and Lor-! rainf' Mver:". Girl ScoOts in camp 1 1re Thelma Carson. Cleo Hesterly, Marjory Durston. Sondra Baze. ri.1ary Fftullin. Wanda Boom£"r. I By ROBERTS of Santa l\na \1ari1vn Ham. C'harlen~ and Char-1 ---.~-----'::...c..:..:.::..==..:.:.::...::;_==..:..:=-------- 'otte Miller. Evelyn williarm. Joan General W'1ll'1ams 'Dr R'1chter Hult Jackie Graham, Helen Keat-I • 1n~. Maxine Pien:e. Poggy Fer""-Returns to Duty Taking Offices i;;on, Betty Cody, Marlene Ander- <on .. Betty shennan. Joan Sharer.I After Short Visit In Costa Mesa Nadine Matthews. Verula H~en-1 !'en, Helen Sand. Glenda Moore.! (Continued from ~e 11 (ContinueG from Page 1) .Tune and Diana Green. Mary I bourne troops ln Holland behind tor. ''The Grand Old Man of M'edi- Warne, Judy Cbapla.tn, Nonna. the German llneti laat September. cine" rolled up hi.a sleevea a.nd went Opp., Betty 'nppett, Verna F\Jnk, When he flew home at Christm&a to ~,.ork tb~ a..nd bas been going I Mona Blrd, RoMma.ry Woods, and in his ov•n plane he remarked to Mron~ ever since. Mary Jo Quarry. reporter11 that then w~ the first The neV1r office v.·lll bbe oµen on BUY WAR BONDS Sau~1t.. Spi>ld SI.op • FOR MEN tlme he had seen civilians driving or before July 1 where Dr. Richter their own cars ln two yeani. anticipates remaining ln Newport On tbe rtcent \'I.si t bis \\'lfe nld Harbor's medical plctUN"-perbapa I that he talked but little of the in-not in t he center , he aay&-leavlng vaston. but remarked al the com· the spot 11.ght of the stage to the plete deva!rtation of tbe fighting vounger medicos. He will be as area.a clo.se lo his former and new pa- \ He ha8 bE-en in the army for 27 tlenla a.a their telephone where tbe I yeare--in fact, since the la.8t war I number 74 will wt.Ul reach him. Mr1. Williams 1ald. \\'hen they moved here less than two year• Girl Scout Leaders ago he wa.s llated u a colonel. • The reunion was attended by the To Meet Friday entire Wllllams Clan compri.&ing • p st; Federal Grou Studies Coa Lauds Harbor ' · (Continued ,j..,... ~e 1) Yacht club. ADVISORY - e board do While memben of th not have authority to provementa. they sit u ory board after pereooaJ tlon of va.rl~ areu ao make im- an advll- lnopec- that when under study a particular section 11 they &re f&millar wit Jem1 from actual lnspec b Ito prob- tlon. died the ef-On th1a trip they stu feet of the new jetties Landing, built by the tor the ammunition la In. Huntington Beach th area west ot 23rd !ft.~ erOfllon problem ha.a within the past three at Anaheim U . S. Navy nding depot. ey aaw the t where a.n developed years. ginttr 'Pat- e area we.rt ·At J>\ewport, City En terson allowed them th of 30th street which h certain recommendallo ad received ns tn a visit I JUBt in Case ~ You're Intere In. ca• YOu can't tell 1ny dff'· f8Nllce between the_ longest day Of the ,...r Thurwtay, 1nd the day befoN or after, tt•a becau• there len't much dlf~J June 21, or equinox, wlll find th• eun oomlng up -In caee you're lntere.ted-at 5 :42 a.m., and eettlnQ at 8:07 p.m. The day before, 1Un fa up at 5:42 and, eeta at 8:07, and five days later, or Jun• 25, Old Sol jumps out of bed at 5:43 and flopa again 'at 8:08. Just tor the record! • CI'yd• Doyle; P . H . Van Etter, It.ate director ot water reeource1; Orange county 8UJ>;erviaor1· Wlllla H. Wa.me.r. Irvin George Gordon. Fred Rowland, J, A.. Baker, New- port Beach City O>uncllman Earl W . Stanley, Engineer R . L. P&t- teraon. L. A. Patch, Roy Edward.a, Robert Poore, and Harry Welch. 7IMI Dr. and Kn. G. E. Tohlll. 1 Miramar Drive, a.1-, Uld the -doctor'• parmta vac&Uoaed a f -ot day• lut week, speodJ.Ds 90IDe the time In Loo ADpl-. Cllvl! Ilollori to Uada s.m -yoo canl Bu7 War-I DNEaDAY a.Ia •o-.a.~ bnn4 ~ .... .A _, D ab1et la ;Jvaol-la VftNnfo A m4 D 1'11••117 to oae m4 OM>luII -poolJ/ala of Cod Lirer OU m~tlac mhlimlllD United 8taua Pbtonmcopeial s- .•• da. A llllfflcient aupply of thete -lmponant <ritmnins ia u a1c1111ry for you u it ia fOC' .. dilldren. 'l'OU CAN INSURE ade-Mr. Hubbard Howe rovided ne of the board here In 1938. This im-P 0 c lntak f d (U' provement baa awaited financial boat tor the trip around the bay 1 • I or you IA yo arrangemenl!t of local lnteresta and the other boat waa furnil!hed 1 by seei.i:ic to it that each b lb I · by Lt. A. P. An .. ~ •• ot the c~·t --m,. takea a "One-A·D&_. w e er c ty, county or state, or '"'"''Cw "...... .. I all three would enter Into cost of guard. ·•ablet "Cl'J" day~ Improving the 11tuauon. [I T.18LET A DAY IS All YOU TAIE The group of vlaltors were great-~~M~ra~.~E~a~r~le~M~a~c~D~o:nalld:o!t~f.~·l:v!er~-~~C~J~<~•~-~"'~.,,..~~-~~~· ~p~r~~·~-ly lmpressed by the development aide opened her home at 1013' West W • 11..t. by the odcimtcn ... ot Newport Harbor, and were Bay avenue last week and Ut down .,, fll A'brSelaw. amazed by the number· ot small for the summer. , bo&l8 in the harbor. It WU polnt- ed out to them that this area la completely unique In that homee are built on the water front with their own piers tor pleuure boats, which are not found In most har· bors oo the coe.st. The cit y own1!1 5.4 miles of itl coa.at line of the total of 5.8 miles, the eng1neera were told. In the party were Col. Earle E. Ge~'ller, member of tbe board; Col. Clarence Renshaw, member of the board; Dean M. P. O'Brien, mem- ber of the boa.rd; Dr. M. A. Muon, principal engineer tor the hoe.rd; Col. Rufus W . Putnam, dhrtrict engineer, Loe Angele!, U. S . Army Engineen; Mr. G. B. ~dout, heed engineer, Loi Angeles district; K. P . Peel, senior engineer, Loa An- geles district; Col. Edwin C. Kel- ton, eta.te beach erosion engineer : Sam E. Vickera, city manager, Long Beach: Ruuell Pavey, Long Beach shoreline committee; Rich- ard a Loynes. Long Beach shore- line committee; John P . Hllbert. Long Bee.ch water commlaslon; M.l1!le Theodora Hanson, Long Bea.ch ,secretary to Congressman • Work ia an Essential Industry with Permanent Post War Plans Burners Clerks Draft.smen Laborers Machinist.s' Helpers Machinists Painters Pipefitters and BOYS General Williams and wife, tbelr Newport Harbor Girt Scout two daughters Mrs. Robert Scud-Leaders' Auoclatlon will m~t In der and Mrs. Leonard Barrow1 and thfl Scout Hut on Frida y, June 22. son Jimmie, the general'1 parents, 1 ;iit 12 noon. All ellglble are urged to Mr. and Mra. Edwin Willi~; hJ• attend. A "nose.bag" lunch will be s\Aiter Mr8. Florence AnderlKm; I brought by each one pi-e.ent with .-------..._-----~ her daughter Patricia and son corf~ seNed at the Hut. Patricia's Sheet Metal Workers Shipfitter Helpers Shipwright Helpers Shipwright.s Warehousemen • Eddie, all or 428 Marguerite ave- nue; Mrs. Paul Willl&m!I' sister, and ~frs. Waller Goode ot Corona. FLOWER SHOP Mf& Gllbert Collar and ber two Mr,. Goode Is a slater. S06 Palm Ave.. Balboa children Marlon and Gilbert, Udo General W illiama arrived in New !ale; th!' general'.s brother, Eugene Yofk lut wttk with the Genera.la OPENING SPECIAL: and wife, Ti& Junga; and Major Spaatz and Bradley and many Gladioli doz. $1.00 othen, and WM honored with them by • parade and be.nquet le Phil-eat Fl•w• ... eonac.. Consoli' dated Steel Corporation adelphla on Monday nlgbl. On Funen.I DeUp.1 BALBOA 18LAND Pbone l'Je. Your Go• Company Offers Practlccil CannlnQ Aids Tuesday General Williama traveled NEWPORT BEACH YARD lo Detroit. Mich .. the c;ty ot bi• MRS. RtJTB MCDONALD bl-•, wbere he attecded a •--quet Open 10 to 5 st-• •-•1-~w u s • 191S · roR 1'0UR cu• ~• .. em,..t of 4•"' ~ty and .S.E. . Referral Beq- g1ven in bi.a honor by the city of ! :~;;~Fri~~·-·;&~;S~a~t~.;-Till~~;~l_O~~P~·~-m~~·;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~troll. -General WU!lams hu DOW r e- turned to France where he will be ro·OD SAVING PROGRAM •• • The Government again urgently requests your cooperation in home canning surplus foocb . If you W1U1t co provide for the scarcity months ahead, your gas company may he of help in your canning program. You are invited co call on your gas company's Home Service Deparanenc for any of the helpful information listed below; or co bring in your pressure cooker fo1 a free gauge-test report. -~--. ., FRll llllTRUCTIOll MANUAL -- • • Do -bow bow ID c:;"'· mun wl -·-uiaa di. w-.----. Do JW bow !lo. to CU DOI 1dcl '4 •bla. mllCllii and Ma.....,._ ..u.,. .. ~ ,. • .,,,,,... Do ____ .,. __ .. ,...,_....,_ TIMiliwlJ ......... _ .. -""""""' .... --.... ..... 77-It,..,. -......... ,_,.....,. ... ceepesr ... Fall eaue1-111t· ..... , 'ftie JI I H fit S .. ~r::l' F . __ .. __ ...... . ~! I ... ea..re:r ... .. {' CJ 111•-permltJW*4P• =;-•lat.•'-'-•"'a''Jr ~'l!·:?o!.~::Jr':lt ./I -. --.. -- I tOllT••• conlnn IAI CO.,A•Y I · I I for a short period of time, after which be will return to this coun- try for a much needed period al re11L LID 0 THEATER Pboae 2114 Free Parldn& Box Office Opena at 8:80 p. m. MaUnee Saturday at 1 :44 Ooo.Unuoua Sunday from 2:SO Tueo. · Wed. Ray Mllland "TILL WE MEET AGAIN" al90 "NEV'f:R A DULL MOMENT'' Tbun. -Frt -Sat. L&lrd Crepr, l.J.nda Da.ruell Georce Sanden "HANGOVER SQUARE" aleo "SEE MY LA.WYER" wltb 01.lf!ln a 1ohoeon Sun. -Moo. -Tnee.. Deanna DW'Mn "<JAN'T DELP SINGING" Comlnc: .. A Tree Grow. la. Brooklyn", "Bowery to Bro&d- waT"', '"TM 8alpect"', •.&t the. Sip of the ero..~, •A.JaekL" BV1' W.&a•1 BOJfDB BALBOA ijs,4.TSB . ---........... .. l..a1'•••·-.,· D ,, -rr hawPJ..,_...,.. ......... Wt h '"7 Qmb' .& a.re.~.,.,. , "'DIS BOAUZ'f OLVZ" -"BONO or no: MNor ..,,..._ -Pd. -a.a. .,.,,. T ., •• ..., __ "BQl'l:L AU.IN" II:! ,,,...._ --. ••••()(>MD mz WAVl:I" WW •tl.1' • Ned: ... _... Dl'OllOJI&" -=a •e•s ooa sa.1.y , Cool, cap«i-nting you -ill '""' ~g Summn m-1 We've air·cooditiooed meabtS •.. bi=y lbml .. ·"!""' ~ Cho Crqia with the nr:w winged o1r:e-, a1.o:> your fawrite W-down the front -··I • ' . • ' ' • ~ Pif' 17; 10 to 20 Siui 1~1h to 24'h and up I fASlflO·N SlfOP fOll WOMEN 608 NO. Main Street, Ph. 0821, Santa Ana • • ' ' • • • ~~~~~~..:..--~~--'--.,-~~.1...-~.../.~~~~~~llAUIOA.~~~·~.!!~!.:.~~~~~~~·~-~ ... ~·~~~ .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:....~~~~~~~~~~~~~..! .... ~~ft~ .. ~ .~-~-~-M~-ve:--:N!r~~~ ~~~<>F~o" ~~~W"7~~~~1 Balboa flyer Decorated Kr. a&! Kn. ll'ted Brtlce noted AJ>P""DUy ID tbe home ltNtch. TOl ~EN~GA~j~J.HE Twt•c'e After Leyte, Assault tbe1r 4t'tb -"''•s &nniftroary, tawvc1 beeombl&' a re'aut1, t11o SAi.E Al..l(:OHOL- -u.e· niby one, &t tbe resul&r bl· ~ purcbue bOI approprlatbl&' IC B ' GES.j daupten ot Kr. and Kn. 1;Jman ~ell, 1124 Eut Central &'981Ua,. Balboa, returned home rtlda,J' from Anok!a -tot clrls. Nancy wu recently bootess to 10 ot her ICboolmates for a week-- perty. IDOl!lhly meettnc ot tbe co.ta »-'399.llOO for atata pim:bue of tho 1 11 ONnp on Tbunday. Eooort.ed by ft111&1nder of th• 9400 feet of • · Juno 19, 1"6 pacee to the center of the Ameri· atrand between HunUngtoa Beach To Wt\ It Ma"y~: can Leglcn Hall, meeting place of and Newport bu been '->mmend-Notte+ ts herol!J' ~ that 1he organlzatloll, tbe honored ed by the Amemhly Waya and ruteen ~ after tlMI data ~ couple were presented wttb a band-Meana Committee, after Pl•AI'• ot. the undel'lllp60 p to MD .J-, eome ruby vue ot early-eummer & comipanlon bW by tbe State aen.. cobollc 'beveN.g'ee at prem• "poliai u a. gift from the Rome ate. Action 11 expected before the t.ee, dHCJ'fibed: u fol>OW9! 'J)cm.omJ.ca eeetlon Of the Grange. end of the present te911on. 40f KAIN STRZJtT. Home-ma.de ice cream and a BALBOA/NlDWPOIVt' BEACH traditional wedding cake were A.uil!ltlng with the refreshment. Punua.nt to IUCb Intention, the arved the gueste to the lovely were Mn. Harold Kyle, Mn. B.&r-underslpied Ui applX\Dg to the 9tr&lns of Lohengrin's wedding old Knipp and Riehard Brace. State Board of Equalfk&Uon tar march. played by Mm. H . E. Belao. grandaon of the honored couple. tauance ot an alcoholic beverage SPORT FIS~G BOAT ' ' c ·1 E SC E N T ' , &'l·FT. DIESEL POWERED Leaves Daily from Sport Fishing Center 3452 Via Oporto, Newport Beach (NEAR THE ARCHES) Phone: Newport llY...il CAPT. GEO. McMILLAN, Skipper llcenae (or licenees) for these premlaee JU follows : ON SALE BEER A: WINE Anyone dealrlng to ·protest the luuance of aucb llcerui~(•\ may l . file a verified proteil with the State Bo&.rd. of F.qualtzatlon at Sacramento. California, &t.ating grounds for denial aa provided by law. The premiaes &re n ov..• ltceued for the sale o f alcoholic beverages. PAUL LORENTZEN. The 23-yet!N>ld camer -bued I lightly protected camer division ID lnteniaUimal Jlarvflllter Navy pilot, the .oo. of Mrs. Martha the decta:lve eea--a.ir BattJe of Leyte TKUCU .&ND TRAOl'OBS R. Dickey, ot Montero street. Bal-Gulf.. 11'.&.all Eq'DIPllENT bo&, received the decoratlon1 ID a Ueutenant Dickey, --·· M El.:_._ & Co Jn ceremony at the U . 8. Naval Air Mn. Elol..ee H . Dickey, resldea at • L.ll!llC ., C. Station, San Otego, wttb Capt. Anaheim. made repeated attackl '°7E.,tlt ft. lllO -•AM William v . S&under1, USN, C!Uef on ,one of the large enemy W&l"8hipe llJ No...L. A. SL Pll. !al .,..,,.. of Staff to"tbe Oorµmander. Fleet and with other Navy ruera threw Air. Weal Coast,' making the pre-the attackers into conf\l.91on and l------------- .tentation. protected the 1'lattopa trom almost I;--------------. The DFC wu won for aiding in certain destruction. repelling an attack by an over-He won the Air Medal for tnter- wbelming aurface force of Jap bat-ceptlng a large formation ot Ntp tlesbipa, cruls:en and detilroyers, bombing planea striking at the ln· \\"hicb atteuipted to deatroy bla va.slon ships in Leyte Gulf. During -------------1 lhe attack be destroyed. part Of the enemy air force and helped to tum be.ck the raiders before they could reach their objective. ROME, AUTO, MABINJI: RADIOS REPAIRED -l:l-BURT R. NORTON Costa Mesa Scout Troop Will uave Soon for Camp Thursday is a big day in the lives of 23 members of Boy Scout Lieutenant Dickey also partici- pated in the campaigns at Saipan and Tlni.an. A graduate of Santa Ana Junlor College, be entered the I llll Oout 111"'1' Phone Ul1 Navy in February, 19t2.. !.__.!.N:!!OW1l!!!JllO~?,!rl:!._2B~eo!!!oll,!!<,~C~!aHf!!!!:__J NOTICE OF TRANSFER CAPT. \\'lLLIAM V. SAUNDERS, US?lli<, present. the Dlattngulshed F1ytnc Cron and the Air Medal to U e ut. (Jg) \\'llUam E. Dickey, OF STOCK IN TRADE USSR. of Balboa, Calif-. for twice aJdlll&' In tuntlnc back 11tronr Jap Troop No. 6, COEita Mesa. when they will leave for 10 days at Camp Ro-Ki-Li. Orange County Boy Scout camp in the San Ber- nardino mountains. They will be accompanied by their energetic Scoutmaster Harold V. Hall. Thanks go out to Dr. W. I . Covault who is giving his time so that these boys may have their physical examinations which are required before entering camp . NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN __,,•t,,rlkl="'""g--'l"'o'-'rc"'-=d"url=n"g'-"th"'o'-'-Phl=l,..lpphM>==-~"~"°"'ra=tl"o"'n~lo:an=dl~n,_,n"'--'o"o~Lc~ytc='-· _ "Satisfied Radio Serivce" TUBES AND SUPPLIES Mesa Radio & Electronics Co. 1794 Newport Boulevard Costa Mesa Phone S45 FISH on our LIVE BAIT DOCK $1.00 ···All Day PORT ORANGE FISHING HOLE I 1135 Coast Highway Newport Beach, Calif. that AL FOROTT, Y"t'aldlng at 204 "A" Street, Balboa, C'a11foml&, In- tends to sell and tran.sfer lo PA UL LORENTZEN, realdlnr at 300 E . Bay Front, Balboa I11l&11d, Newport Beach. callfomta.. the following del!ICrlbed properly, to-wit: That certain tackle and hard- wa.re b\u:lnel!lll now conducted by \ vendor ln the Pavilion at No. 4 Main S trttt, Balboa. C&llfornla. to- gether with all of the ft.abtng rod• and reels and hardware. together with the furniture, tt..s:turea. good name a.nd good wtll the~f-SaJd aale will be conaummated on the 25th day ot J une. 1945. at ten o'clock A. M. at the Law Offlcee of Roland Thompson. 210 Spurgeon Bulldlng, Santa Ana.. California. The conalderation or price ts to be paid at lbe Ume and place ot aale. Dated June 16, 194~ AL FORGrr. Vendor. By ROl..AND THOMPSON, Hts Attorney. Pub.--June 19. 1945. NOTICE OF TRANSFER OF STOCK IN TRADE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that AL FORGIT. re9lding at 204 "A" Street, Balboa. California, in- tends to IM!.11 a.od tranater to p A UL LORENTZEN. realdlDf at S09 E. Bay Front, Balboa Island, Newport Beach, Calltornia, the following deect1bed property, to.wit : That certain buslneu known aa Balboa Sportflahing ll'leet located ln the Balboa P&Tillon, Main Street, Balboa, Ora'.nge County, C&llfornl&, together with all of !ta turnlture. turnlablog•, flxluree, equipment, supplies, boa.ta and ves- sels:. u well aa the gbod wtll and --------------------------•!good name of said bllalnem. S&id CHEVROLET OWNERS! PREPARE ' Your Car For Su11m1er Driving ' VBJ.ves Ground LABOR and Motor Tuned 008T Brakes Relined • " , • . . ' IAllJOB . ., .:,. . J 008T \. Metal WO!'k uad Refinishing NEW CHEVROJZI' MCYroRS and Rebuilding ---~ I s,1zs ··75 ,. • Bank of America In Stock Dividend Laguna Beach A common stock dividend at the rate ot two addition&! abares for each three ahar-• owned u of the cJoee ot buslneu June 15. 1945. wu decla.ttd by the dtrectoni ot Bank ot America at a regular meeting of the board In San Fran- cisco. Thia followed action vole<l by the ahareboldera at a special meeting to lncrea.st the capital ot lhe bank by the declaration of such dividend. ART and MUSIC .. • .._., 1-Jal J_.,, • 17s.,..,1t1 Jnw Y• Bv W1LHl!.l..MJNA ANDRESON Troop No. 6 was the only Boy Srout troop in Orange county given the signal honor at F1ag Day ... w. (o(. 4111 & Sycamore wna ANA A ca.ab dividend ot 80 centa per share tot the current seml·annual period, or at tlle annual rate ot $1.60 pe-r share, on all common stock ouurta.nding u of June 15. wu &lso declared. The fact that M'lss Butler wu coache-d by Ralph Tbomu. who by &rtbe Va.nden Berg, w~ the concluding feature of the club's 194 4-45 seasan. To eay the least. her performance wa.s very well re- ceived. cerem onies in the Santa Ana Mu- n icipal bowl . of being presented a 75 mm. Mlell cue as a souvenir for outstanding achievement in the recent paper salvage drive. CUb Pack No. 107 also received a sou- venir . As a re.ward for bringing in at least. 1000 lbs. of paper dur- M USl C LOVERS CLUB : ing the drive. 20 boys of Troop THE HILLTOP MARKET F.,B. Glasgow G. M. Pannell (Formerly Barn&rd'a Grocery) 447 NewPort Blvd. At the Top of the Blil OPEN DAILY FROM 8 A-M. to 8 P . M. SUNDAYS -9 A-M. to. 8 P . M. At the -.me time the directors declared the aeml-a.nnual dividend or $100 on the convertible pre- ferred stock at the regular annual rate of $2.00 per share. Miss Lola Butler, lyric colora-No. 6 received their Eisenhower t ura. ably &Misted by Howard Campaign bat"!I at the ceremonies. Bro~'U. fluti!t. and accompanied I Included were Richard Dodd, also coached Deanna Durbin, wu Leonard Hall, Ted Trompeter, reflected In the c harmln~ manner Billy Biddle, David Gardner, David In which llhe presented ht-r num-Chambers, Stephen and Victor G , b "'"'"· Sh• h .. aleo eppeBN!d on Kasser. John Pohlman. H arold rocer1es • Lunch Meats • Vegeta les Sundav a'temoons this past wlnltr Hesterly, Jack Woods, Rlchard ":~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ln tbe. Nelson Eddv proln"ame Taylor. Bob McCracken, Robert _ Make •?POtntment now for blood bank donation July 11 . Call Red Cro• at 1865. In keepln£' with· the tradlU~n of Hancock, Ronald Taylor, Wayne .------;::::;-----------------------; tbe c1ub. the lnst&llatlon ot ortlceon Corbin, Al Muniz, Bob Scout. Bill Wfl.8 held. who. for the m09t part Klussman and Stanley Young. were given a vote of confidence by P u e L1 c NoT1cu aaJe will be conaummated on the 25th day Of J une, 19-45. at teon o'clock A . M . al the Law Offices of Roland Tbompaon, 210 Spur- geon BuUdlng. Santa An&. Cali- fornia. The consldCT'8.tlon or price Is t o be paJd at the lime and place of sale. Dated June 16. 19-45. ·AL FORGIT. Ve:rxlor. By ROLAND THOMPSON HI.a Attorney. Pub.-June 19. 1945. NOTICE OF TRANSFER OF STOCK IN TRADE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that AL FORGIT. residing at 204 "A" Street. Balboa., C&lltornla, ln- tends lo eell a.nd tranater to PAUL LORENTZEN. residing at . 309 E. Bay Front, Balboa. Island, Newport Beach. C&.ltfornla, the following de11Crlbed pro~rty. to-w1t : That certain restaurant business now being conducted by vendor In the Pavilion al N o. 401 Main. Street, Balboa, Callfornla... together with it.a furniture, turnl.ablngs, f ix- ture.a and l!lllpplles, together with !ta good will and the godd name thereof. Said sale will be consum- mated on the 25th day of June. 1945, at ten o'clock A. M. at the Law Offic~ o!' Roland Thompson, 210 Spurgeon Building, Santa Ana. California. The conslderaUon of price 1.8 to be paJd at the time an41 place of sale. Dated June 18, 1&45. AL FORGlT. Vendor. By ROLAND THOMPSON IDa Attorney. Puh.-.June 19, 194~. belne' reMelected. The club plans to contlDue lbe l!lplendld Pl"Oln"S-tru!I lhev have pre8ented this put aea.- aon in the Hotel Laguna. At the cloiie nf the even.Ing. & 80Cla1 hour and refreahmeo.nta were enjoyed ln the-prden which wu be&utlfully d&corated and lighted t or the oc- eufun. AT THE ART GALLERY Since the opening of the 2nd An- nu•I Ceramlca Show this month, much attention h•• ~n paid to the contrtbutlons or two Corona del Mar-artist.a, namely. 'Kay Finch and INlng M•nol r. INing Manlor's Interestingly d lffe.-ent plaques •t· tract your-attention as you enter the gallery, and alway• .-ate • second glance upono leavlng. Whlle Kay Finch's delightful water babies and ~ells. In their aettlng of a mlnlatur-e rock garden, comprise one or the center-exhlbltL Of coU rse there are 30 other exhibits In the show (which will conclude on June 28th). th.at ar-e well worth aeelng and talking abouL Members and guests of the Art Aun. have a treat lD store for them next Saturd&y evening (J une 16) at their White Elephant Nite. Both & talk by the president and a movie of Laguna and pottery milking a.re on the program u well es dlscust1lons for this summer's plans. Na.ncy and Barbara Farwell. Two girls home from Anokia school for gtrla are Sally Edgar, daught er of Mn. O. V. Edgar, Edgewater Rtace, Balboa. and Natalie Lowe. daughter ot Dr. and Mn. Letter Lowe, 9(K) South Bay Front, Balboa l9!and Hallmark Greeting Cards ~day and Anniversary ' Qdme Jewelry, Perlume, NOYeltles, Gifts .. ,..;. Sollnair 11• lift S~op ... -............. - -n. Store of • Millioft Anida" Corona RI Mar Cafe Favorite Eating Plate of the Traveler Along the Cout 11.ighWay . , .. fb .. , <lilri'• ud steek N M"• of this tamed way. .ide bos1e1 have amverted tbe roatlne ot an lntadcy ~ .:f cii~ a .W\ihtflll ~ ~ In good food ~--BS'S81' -::::r,r,ap OP eou••··· OAI Jim Kenwedy ~ 1tll Olrrtmpa...,, ~ ··--~II Ul 'llillf-lilr • Mr. and Mra. George Wolverton, 003 Acacia avenue, Corona del Mar, a.re the parents of & eon, born June 13 at St. J oseph hos- pital. He weighed abc pouoda, four- teen ounce&. Mesa LIQUOR SHOP 1822li Newport Blvd. Plenty of Whiskey OOSTA MESA, CALIF. -- Smart Beach and Sport Apparel • • • • Toppers Play Suits Swim Suits Slack Suits KING'S SPORTSWEAR Costa Mesa • Now tllat tlle War ID Europe la ovu -N-. JO& aar ......Ur ut. "Yoa' It be a &ale tuiff 10 .. ea:oeeod1dom,.. ............ Ir: .,. • lltd• ... ( 7 , "ft. Alo "' 1n..i1· ., • ., ... ~f'l~ub'!loald __ .... ,.._.fdUdl __ aoM•raa·for-...•trfp.t...- Wk-•do• Ye ....i.IJlb 10 p .. -wllo do -oll IM Uale 8-. ol _.._ .. put., .. ,... .. ~dirW ... rTI Fsl11tlr n. ... , •I-* ,.,. ,.., ,.. It"# • ........ _.. • ,--1,. .., ... _,... ,...-..,. ..,. n _,,,,,.._ tw.-ladoowv4oyaoa- ......... ,.,, saw wl fnlPc • ---loodload_loW ... &ea qaca for d..W.U en.men lhMI .... .. s.-r.n111. e laTa.W11 d111 ...... "dliO-........ -:= 11'J __ .. _,...._....,.. Dlooob;---.. .., ,.._ ... '-... ..., ..... -,._ cica wldclaiblpom lo·:c=d"8 toll1mt- la pnMee .... '8c:nut4 feci!WM ..Wwhlo•oopco1W..._....ic. .... ....... ta .. ·tsde; ..... -ro lldt,_ It.,.....,, So .... -"*-·vu.-... r t'·t c#l 'Jflll JS II ttl 911/l • ,._ .~ .... n, ., ... ,.. .. ••I'd afS.....bw,. f- SANTA n SYSTEM LINES ...._. n11 aovn 10 ton0 ' • • . ' • ...... ·l' • nwa ·n•~ •• ..,. •• ,, I 1.w Tttua. Cid ....,t. w11o Pu N ~-' --N Pu N -at the city hall. .. _.,..... auc . anc:.s ,-u-..c OTICD 81.IC OTICD two -ncollcm tn a_.-. · i i V ' ~--~ • -DUA)U.. NOTICE 0,. •ALI. 0,. lllUIL.. lal4 -a• &DJ' time -tllo ~ U4 -u fol- ,..------------; I PllOPl!RTY AT l'IUVATI. 8ALI.. !Int ll!lbllcatlan -alid -loq: ,.011 IN8UllANCI. M& Howud W. GenUb JM Xwpwt 81 ... tuC ,..... ... -111 Aatomo&ile • Fire Accidmt • Life NO. 240,Mt date Of -I . . ~ at a point In In tM SUporlor l;ourt ot tho atat9 D&t..i thleSl.lldtj'of~, lH& the N~ line of'I'rsctNo. ot C&llforftlll, In and for -!lLIOT .IU.Dl!N, 102, u par map thereof re- CO..nty ot Loe Angelaa. · u llucutor or the wm or conled 1n -n at papo 1 oald ~L to a 1nclua!n, of V!-Uane- In the Kotter or the Estato or RlllDWlNE A REDf"INll, °"" Kapo, R«ordo ot lald ALICE w. ALDl!N. Doeeued. Attonle,.. "'' ";!!'J:"!'tor· Or.Dre County, di.tan\ -Notice i. bereby gn. .. tbat the !ID· 1018 North Lu Avenue, on North 89• 1'' 46• Wool dendgned will ..n at private ..ie. Hollywood 28. Callfclmla. 1'611.159 foot &om the oouth- to the hlgbect a.ad boot bidder, ouJ>. CD-12371. -oorner or the north- ject to conftrm&Uon of eald Super-Pub:-,June 5, 1, 12, 14, 19, lHS. quart., (Nlll'i{ J or the nortl>- lor Court. on o< after the 20th ~ -~r (Nlll"') Of oald or June, llKS at the office of RED-No. 23~ 8eotlon 8bt (8) u -on WINE A REDWINE. Alto_,. at NOTICE OF IALjE DF llEAL lald Kap of aal<l Trsct No. Law, 1818 North IA.I Pal.mu A.,.. P"OPERTY AT PRIVATE a.ALE. 102; the.nee Nortb 29• a.a• ao• '------------·i nue, In the City of and County of Weot 103,°' foot to a point; p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i lLoe A.n.gelu, State ol. Oalifonata. rn th• auperlofo Court of the State "'eaiee a.ortheri.7 aJCXll' a eun-e an the rtgbt,. UUe and lntere.t of of CallfOf"nla In and For the c,:mc&ve to the llut and ba•- oald deceued at the time of dooth County ., L.. Ano••... in. a radlua or 200 feet and and au the rlgbt, title and In-belns lansent to the 1ut d&- tb&t the ut.ate of Mid deoe&Md ha.I IN THE M'A 'M"ER OF THE ES-llCl'lbed courae, a ctWaace ot acquired by operation of law or TATB OF -~ • ~oa GARNETT 10.GS feet to a point; theJJce th ~-oth th 1n .... ti ~· North e· 1a• •A• w-'---t 0 e, _....,, er au or ~ on KENNEDY a.Leo known u MRS "" """"" _....T;OLI • &pl;rzrt IL: t·h to that of oald deceued, at the ELEANOR ' G. KENNEDY, ETC.: to the 1ut deacrlbed curve, " I L c Bl tone time ot death. in and to all the Deceaeed.. dWta.nce ot 11.94 feet to the !llORI 0 ys certain real properly ottuate In the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN true point of bectnalna' of the G--1 Contn.etor 511 E. 'l'hlrd Santa .&.... Te.I. l '70<l Ctty ot Newport Beach, County ot that the undersigned, GEORGE M:. boundary Of the land de.tcr1b- Orange, State ot Calltomia. par-BRESLIN u Executor of the r.-ed; thence North Sf• '8' 30• ticula.rly de1er1bed u followe. to-tate of th~ above named deceued, Eut 100 feet; thmce North wit: ...... ,, .. 11 at private oale to the bJgh-o· l3" 3o· 80 feet: thence Lo 3 d th S th I w~ South 114• 46' 30" W..t 100 t 1 an e ou er Y eat bidder upon the term.a and con- reetangul&r 20 teet ot Lo~ 15 ditlone herelna.ner mentioned and feet: thence South ft• 18' 30" Of ffiock '4:43 ot Corona del A1bject to coo.ftrm&tlon by the Eut 80 teet to the-true point !T!t11lfftfl111t1111191111r111111911ffttn11r111t111u1111111•111.,,1: Mar, a.s shown on a map re-above entitled court Oil the 20th ot beginning: i Canning Cherries o corded In Book 3, Pages ., day of June, 1945, or thereaner Sald land being also de-~ i and 4-2 of Miscellaneous Rec-within the tllne allowed by law., at 9Crlbed u Lot 18 Asaesaor'e ~ Batllred !*tel ud bQll:bem:'a are bellig torn away on the U.S.S. Zellan,powetful Nny destroyer, at the U.S. Naval Dry· clocb Terminal Illjand. as WOt k:meu start to rebuild portions lj&;;;;&..! bJ the Kamllrue attad< oi a Jap-plane. The Zellars. ooe cl three lhlps belq repaired In the largest of the three drydocb nquirel coaatant work by more than~ men, spend· Ing an estimated 229,QOO man-houn before the ship goes back into action. Officials estimate that the cost Wlll be appro~ mately S'/50,000. With 75,000 feet of electrical cable to be m· stalled. the need for electricians looms as ooe of the most aiticai among the shortages of skilled workers in the fifteen repair yards in the harbor area. Fifteen thousand skilled work· ers are needed here for the vital ship repair job. · IOfficial U.S. Navy Photo). e Costa Mesa News Discuss Visit Of Erosion Board Pearl Undner, wbo runo the ppo1 hall and recr-eation center aezt. to the Eotuo Hardware .tore hu -- chued the former Ch&rlu nppe: A report of the vtatt ot the fed--bome at S300 Cout boulevard IDd eraJ erosion bO&rd he.re Bunday, moved in lut week. Former own.era and the rapid progrees ot the beach Of the place, Mr. and Mrs. Robin- Purchue blll toward ftnal pusa .ao, moved into the apartment will be prlnclpaJ ltei:ne oa i: over the pool hall vacated by tbe _,,da of the Orenge County Undnera. Oout. Auociatlor:i at Its June meee" :------------In( In Huntington Beach tonigbL The Lake Park club tiouse ill to be the 11Cene Of the dinner and meeting. Harry Welch of the local chamber ill secretary, and IL F . Kenny, Balboa poetmuter, I• chairman ot the tranaportat.lon committee. Mr. and Hra. Ray Copelin ot 4-U.t atreet attended the Collaeum cere- monies Saturday and met General Patton later, &t the reception at the Ambes1ador. Quality Lumber &11d Buildiq Materiala • 'COSTA MESA LUMBER CO. R. E. HOSTETLER Phone 41 Fresh Daily DeltciOUI 8e& P'oodli Or, complete equipment when you wut to cat.ch your own. HORMEN FISH MARKET ON CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT SEA.CH •.! G R 0 C [ R I [ 5 .~.~ orda of Orange County, Call-the ottice ot sald executor, 122!5 Map No. 63, Recorda or Orange = = tornJa. Cittuns National Bank Bldg., 4~3 County. ~. Cold Meats ~._ Term.9 of sale cub in lawful South Spring Street. Loa Angelea SUBJECT to all reat.Mctiorui. = money of the United States on con-13, Ca ll!ornla. all rlght, title and reaervatlonai. rights of way and I ........ and Vegetables i firmation Of sale, or part C&.9h and Interest ot the said deceased at the eaaements of tteord. Free X-Ray Test For Tuberculosis Wed. June 27 Jack Smith, son ot Mr. and Mrs. I+;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::+ Bertf'in Smith. Rochester stre~t. 1 Costa Afesa, ...... -ui accompany the Ed. Edicks and Harry Bakers on i PIKme UUI Open ~;-~ balance evidenced by note secured time other death and &1J the rtght, TERMS OF SALE: Ca.ah in laQ.•- -by Mortgage or Trust Deed on the title and interest that her aa.ld tu! money of the United States. ~ D 9 G ~ property so sold. Ten per cent ot estate has acquired by operation of ten per cent ot the price to be -:~ atton s rocery l amount bid to be deposited with law, Or othe~i9e. other than or depoeited w1.th the bid and t.he bal- -~ bid. In addition to that ot said deceaaed ance to be payable upon contfnle;a-~ ITM :Newport Bl..S. Ooeta Mella~ Bids ar often to be in writing at the tlme ot her death, ln and lion ot the-818.le by the court. i.11,.,_,...1111wifttini•u•o••ieui11111,11,11,11,11111,1111~ and will be received at the afore-to the real property situated in the Bids and ottera are invited t or .. -----------------------.., County ot Orange. State of CaU-88.ld pr iperty and must be lo. writ- fornta, and deacrtbed as tollowe. to-lng and wUl be rttetved at said Lumber and Building Materials Bay District Lumber Co. l'llolJe llllO GIB OOAST IDOBWA.Y wit: l . Lots 109 and llO, Tract oftlce ot aaJd executor. or lll.ay be tlled with the clerk ot aaJd Super-No. 702. Cout Royal, ln the tor Court at any time after the County of Orange, State ot tlrM. publlcatlon of thlB notice and Ca.lllornia, u shown on map betore maklng aald aa.Je. recorded tn Book 21, pagea 1, DATED: May 31. 194!5. 2 an.d 3 of Mi.acella.neoua Mapa, GEORGE M. BRESLIN The Conaol!Cated. Vultee feeder a two weeks' camping ltip to Camp plant on the Coast HighQ,·ay II) San Juan. Cor ona del Mar will be set up Mr. and Mn1. O. C. MacKenzie, Wednesday, Juce Z7 u a special 309 16th Place. Co!ita. Me88, with clinic for f~e examlnatlon of the their relatives, Mrs. Jean Franz lungs and chest for eymptoms ot and Mias Laura Jean Franz as well tu~rcul oslB. Thousands or X-ray / as Miss Kathleen Mcfall and her pictures have beeri made through mother, all ot Anabe.lm, spent Fri- thh1 free service w:lth the result day in Lo• Angeleai, rounding out that many Incipient caaea of the the day by having dinner at dread di.!ea.se have been spotted, Knott's Berry Fe.rm enroute home. and early remedll!'e applied which Mra. Grace Hume. 2008 Anaheim brought quick reaiulta. , avenue, Coe:ta Mesa, ht the guest Ing the tree arervlce to thifll area in Guests ln the Roy Updik e home, A Season Pass TO THE FIRST FISHERMAN CATCHING AN ALBACORE ON THE DEEP SEA FISHING BOAT LOUISE • Leaves Daily from Scott's Landing 1101 Cout IDghway-Phooe Newport S48 GAl,1.EY SERVICE TACKLE FOR RENT Records of 8&id Orange Coun-Executor ot the Lut Will ot ty. Eleanor Garnett Kennedy, etc., 2. That portion ot SecUon Deceaaed... GORDON B. FINDLAY The Orange County Tuberculosis t hla week ot her eon, Dr. Scott and Health Service, .who are bring-1 Hume in Brentwood. a 11pecla.1 trailer urge especially 147 Rochester street. Costa Mesa, ~=======================:! that parents have children over l!5 are Mr. and . Mrs. George Peacock DON AND DOROTHY PATTERSON Six (6 ) In ToWlahlp Eight (81 HUNTER 6' LIWESTROM, South Range Eight (8) We.t, Attorneys at Law San Bernardino Bue and 756 So. Broadway, Meridian. ln the Cou.nty of Or-• --... -1 Callt OO:NTBACTOB -BtllLDll:B MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OUK ID'IXJIALTY l.A..9 .n..o..ge ea 14, ., ange, State ot Call!om!a.. and Cabinet Shop Service iiiiii~ J , B. JOUJON·ROCHE, ROSS & BARROWS ~~to~s::U,':~ttte~ Offtee Cabtaet Sloop MIO Ccui llhd. 40'7 S()tll St. Pll<me ill Pll. %S8S,I Jtt&Wi'O&T U:AAJll. ()••.rr. • 8oree!110on to Owen Roofing Co. llOll &. 411' St. Pllono 4188 SANTA ANA Lo• Angele. 13, Calli., Mu. 3151. Atlorneya tor Executor. CR·12375. Pub.-June 5. 7, 12, If., 19, 11K5 . South ·Coast Company NEEDS MEN For Immediate Work on Navy Repairs SKILLED LABOR • • Shipfitters • Machinist • Welders • Mechanics • Painters • Manne Elettricians Availability Required Apply C.1.0. ot11ce 2108 West Central, Newportl Pbonel&CO .\ given thla photo aervlce Children I ot New Westminster, Britlsh under 15 ca.nnot be acco~modaled Columbia. Thie is the CanadJan'a becauae ot the short time the unit ) f lr9l trip to Southern California will be 1n th1a community Hours and many pointa ot interest are have been 8et for ex.aminaU~n from 1 being shown them by their hosts. 11 a. m. to 7 p . m. Wednesday, Tom Gay, 131 Virginia Place, June. 27. who waa inducted Lnto the Army druing the la.st 9el"Vices. baa been Al Glover Locates Garage at Howe's Coast Blvd. Corner Al Glover, who has ope-rated his own garage In Corona de! Mar un- til receoUy, hu located at the Harry Howe Mobllgas Station at the intersection of Cou:t Blvd., and 101 Highway, West Newport. Betore coming to the beach area two years ago, Glover waa &&o- ln the hospital at Ft. MacArthur tor the pa.st week.. Guests trom Sunday until Tues- day at the home of Mr. and Mra. W. H. Trusty. 330 Santa Ana ave nue-, Newport H eights, were Mrs. Trusty's brother and w l.te, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Kerr and 1100 Truman ot Oklahoma City who are here on a. two weeks' vacation. They have been vi.elting Mrs. Kerr's parent. ln Fresi.o and leave for home thJ.s week. ciated v.itb L. D. C.ottlng of Santa -:;:::;;:::;::::;;::::;::::;;;;::;;:;:::;;:~ Ana. Hia gara~. at the so-called \MtEll•MCll*(6Af1U•aDUPS.AMA.lt. gate to Newport, will be open 24-OCWT WASTl 'IOURTIM£ A WICWWS. b r d f •--" I I.IT '-~SUTZEll UfTTift'.IO<O ou 11 a ay or ...., ... ,ng. lght re-'IOUU.fJNDnfE cuN S SllltrrW& pairing, tune-up and lubrication. ~ SARDINES At the Juae 8 meeting of the California Fish and Game Com.mia- 11'.ion at Lake Tahoe, Calit .. a max- lmum total ot 39~.000 loll8 ot sar- dine!! was eaitabliahed ae the amount allowable for reduction pw"po6es this Yl'ar. The tonnage ls the same a.a permitted l&M. year. M1M Ba.rb&ra Ehlen. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Ehlen, ~03 39t..h street. graduates from l>aeadena Junior college Thursday evening, June 14 and will then re- ti.trn home for the 8Um.mer. For Sale Hall· Scott Marine Gasoline E1gines 275-HP each Twin lnstallaUon, Direct Drive ~ Equipped Two Only Ooll Npt. 2084-W K-:mper's Beacon Landing 812 Wu.12 -Tr y .\lka -SeltLPr r----........--llllllbtlllll*lll/lllfl ............... ISJll Hl .. llltlllfil9111Jllll•lallll l, I • • I Permanent Waves l ' s......: .. JhY • . a ~ .. , - Tinting none Expertly I • ' D• ••q App;ju:tmeuta wm ~ .Advanoe ·~ta ft*•• 119 ~n 1(1 wll;J • . li'a .. .., ., .-.. ) IHIO. ... c,Ou ... _ Ht'! tt»l A! if CVCVMlt~I Do vomt electrical appliances overheat or work slower than they should? Do you have "plug ugly" outlets, with sev=l oppliances or lamps plugged into c!lch wall outlet in a tangle of cords and extensions? U so, your house probably is suffering from a case of out.dated electric wiring! When you plan your new or remodelled electric home, plan to have better wiring for better living. You can use all the modem appliances and they will operate as they should--quicl:ly, eflicic:i.Uy and economically I Adequate Wiring Provides: LAIOI IMOUeN lllYICI IN• nANCI .•. to assure adequate ck<tiicity for -t and futmc -ua•• .. _. Wlln ... to c:my I faD IUPP'1 of delbmy -'ftlk,pcnnittm, dliamt md fJDll•••• t1 ornn. of ~ plimm IMOUOH ..-••• to pn>pcdy distribute <DOOlh dectriaty ror roar every use, without "over· loadina." INOU9M oun.m a IW1TCllU ••• for the c:oavmimt and proper -al all -t md 1Dticipated 1pplianc:a 1Dd li&hti•1 equip- ment. -IOUTHllN CALlfOINIA IDllON COMPANY LTD. PUJllBINO .I. I. ESTUS GENERAL El·EctmC &UfW • &l2il Pl'W • W*M*M . . ' ml w • &&DIOe ftr•r 1U ...... , . -0a ...... • I -· I ..__ 'TI DE ~ES i:Mn.omn>r WAll!m» • 'E11 V ER HIP 1.-11JCb 1.-~ WANTED -~ w. 20 1:10 1:21 1:CJ11._12:32 ...._ -"°"" .~w NEWS-TIMES CLASSIFIED AD l·S AN OPPORTUNITY! Read Them for Profit . • . Use Them for Re8ulta S.• Ll 11.2 U a opeda11;y. Ph. Notfport ~·-· 'nl. 21 8:02 2 :08 7:111 1'07 '7-ltc ' ...... :.....• --u yoc1 don't ftnd what )'Oil are lookln& for adYel'tl8ed lo thlll .... Pbrae Newpxt Bead! 12·cr 13 alld place )'QD' 0-. advl!l u--t ---&.• 0.6 M L8 w ANTll:l>--<:upet and Uphalfter-~ 32 ~~ 2~•~ ·~ -~~1n-~-~1;~~~~~~~~~=~~==~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~====~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~======~~z~~~~~~=====~ S.11 0.1 11.7 Lt ~Color and -.ity,... MUI ....,,... ...... .._1!11 • l'1lmf11'UU -· BAU!: a BOA'I'll, ll1lPPLIU .. ~ ANNOUNOZKEN'l'll 11 .u~U.~mrAD:~~~----~" •·· J:llT ... ft " Of.,. -·-_, 'rind, *'" new -.i. Pboae f=-,----.,..,.=--,-=...._--.,...,.--:-;=:-1·--------------.a.,..,_,...-"'....._ Newport 1111. '2-Stp FOR SALE -Framed -. FOR BAL1!:-Gu etove, tee -. PACIFIC MARINE YOUR TIRm RECAPPED wlllle Newport Island LIPt -L ... , ..,. .....,.. P.a. comer wubst&Dd. alnk. bOt-S26 Ametllywt. Balboa Iol&nd. ASSOCIATES you wwk. Brin~ Ill your car or B B . Balb =-----------mll'LO'l'IDCNT O:fW CU O • -ter beater, ..Ubo&rd. double fMtp ttree In the m~ and they est uy In Oa '° toet Bay Front B 'OlllNDll OVID• ' H W ANTl:1).....HOTEL KAID. Bal-bed oprlllp. cnltchea, kitchen will be ready to roll Ill tlle eve-2-~~~ 3~~eed, GENERAL CONTRACl'ING, Re-1rm-PboDe eeo. &-Uc table, and mlacellaneooa article•. FOR BALI: -Wurllwr Splnette Power Cruiser ntng. Phone Newport uu tor FOR SALE &-rm. Stucco wltll ssooo.oo Down pell' and .A.lteratlau. See ll'rank COil at 722 Wool OOe&n Fr<>nt. piano, bMuutul blaell flnloh. Twtn S<:rew. 64xlu4. BuUt ID 19«. a.ppolntmenl Coot& ll-Tire • 4-room tuml8hed apartment -"~-·-,••~Finley ave., New-WANTED -Vuiapr &nd buyer BalboL 47-2tp 14M.OO '21 SJ.lit at:.rMt, NeWport Sleeps 6. Very well turnlabed. Rec&pplng Bbop. In th• rear at $!8,000.00 ~,\-....vu ,_ .. 1 El ___ .. 4.6-2tp over 2-car garage. Hardwood -Beaeb Pb. 1'98-ll-.s-uc tor -ea· ready-~....,. Ill dept. ~ AoklDg uo.ooo. 20th • Newport Blvd. 16-1* Ralph P. Maskey at<>re w!tlllll 2ll mu .. ot Newport CHRONOMEl1!:R Watehea. Wal-noon, patio, fll'eplace, mod-:WlO e....t Boulevard P ADfTINO OONTB.&OTOK Beach. Write Bas. 'D', c/o New> tbam 8-d&y, s· dJal, 16 jewela, ln FOR SAT H'r,-O'Keete &:.Merritt n-0 G S h FOB ~ U em. Poaessron with eacrow. Pb---·~ Times. ~-•tc heavy, bra.a cue 1n otmbe.ls ln trtgera.tor, $33.00. Kn. McGee, cean oing c ooner UUo:> wu .. Painting -Decorating -Repair • Palntin&' Sympson & Nollar EXPl!:RIENCl!ID Beauty Operator. polt.bed mahopny box. u..t 613 W. =tr.i, Balboa. 47-ltp 50xlW\i. D .. tcned and built by EXCHANGE RENTAL--&ln lla- pr1ce IJ.2!i. Sell 166. Write Box --....,--,,-----.,...------Joe Fellowa. Good condition. rtno home, 2-bed.roome, den, be.th Excellent opportunity. lhry'o "'S" c/o New ... TLmea. 47-ftc FOR SALE -2-plece pre -war aleepe 8. Aall:lng $7500. and J,t, eummer bouae and be.rbe- maple 11vtng room •t practical-cue for beach home for 2 or 3 Pb. NwpL 1217-W ~12 S8th St. Beauty SAion. 209 Karine Ave.. -------,.,..-=-c,---:--- Balboer I.lland Ph. 281. 47-4tc J'uat Received New Shipment U-ttc IPZUONAL ,.,,,,--,-:=.,-=,.-------~ 14 HELP WANTED -Male, Oty of ==,,..-,--=-----,----.,....,.-Newport Bea.ch Btrfft Depart- WOULD 'UKE to g1"Ye good home me.nt. Apply or phone M4 32:nd to young puppy, am&ll breed. street. between 2 :so to 3:SO p.m. Call at The Attbea. Cabin No. 2. 47-4tc Men's Overalls Bib a.nd Wa.lat Stylea. Auto Batteries 18 and 24 mo. guarantee. $6.45 and $1.45 Ex. WESTERN AUTO SUPPt:Y Coeta Meaa 44-4tc (7-ltp =....,..,=,,...--.,-------~ftAN=--!IPO--RT-A_Tl_l).,.N-----, •• WANTED -Girl, of &ny race, politics, Of' religion for part-time ------------ mCYCLES -Sold. rented or re-bou.e work. 325 Apolena, Balboa 1000 palrod. Vogel'•. 100 Main SL, r.1aod. 47-2tc Garb~e Cans Balboa and 208 Marine Avenue.1------------ B&Iboa Ialan.d. 22-ttc HELP WANTED -Clerk for real All Me · 10 Gal. LOST AND FOUND n eatate and insurance bua:lne•. $1.98 Permanent. See Mr. Barnes, 1806 COAST HARDWARE Newport Blvd., Coeta. Mesa. 246-48 Forest Ave., Laguna Beach 47·ltc Phooe 909• _ 45-2tc ly new, price $100.00. Call 118 27 X 9 X 5 112 S1oop montho. Kn. n . w. Sellery, 1681 Colllna, Balboa Ialand. · 47-ltp 7~ B.1D.lard Drive, San Marino, Calif. Dutgnl!d by Hugh Angleman. Built "5--4tc FOR SALE-Mahogany divan w1.tb by Wilmington Boat Worka. lat cane be.ck. heavy spring cuahlona cla.aa coodltlon. $3000. covered with tapestry, all 1n good condition. Priced f'U.llon- ably. 1713 Nev.i><>rt Ave .. Coeta .MeA.. Phooe N . B. 1478-W. Beautiful Cruising Sloop 32~x10x6. Built 1938. Gray 4-~2. $8000. P.C. Racing Sloop Ra.taey sa.Ua, st.alnJe. r igging, flne coodltlon. $3600. R-Class Sloop De11lgned by Schock. New Gray 4-16. Will take C'ru1.ae-r ln trade. WANTED TO BBNT WANT TO RENT-Two-bed.room turniahed houee or apt. :rwo adult.a. Permanent or monthly. Phone Npt. 808. 45-4tc WANTED TO RENT-Balboa 1'1- land houae. 2 to 4 weeks, July or Augu11t. 3 adults, 1 child. 21115 Canada Blvd., 'Glendale. Phone ~trua 2~14~. 47·3tc LOST-Chain, tour keya attached to lock., JU cap. Reward Ltcen.se tag with 6 H 42()9, Jack-Und- aley, care New.-Time.s. 4~2tc WE ARE LEADERS IN complete tumiture outllla for home. and a.re now off Prtng at . a special prtce an attractive and sturdy 3- . room outfll which is a wtnner. It lncludea a bed d.iva.n and plat- form rocker. occutonal ch.air. 2 end tables and a coffee tab!P, 2 floral plcturea, a dinet~ table Uncalled For Suits and 4 cbatra. complete bedroom WANT furn. howte, S bedroom.a, for month or 6 ~·ee.lCll, July or August, on Balboa Ialand or Bal- boa up to $350 a month. Roa Balboa Peninsula $6,000 Cash; balance like rent Phone Newport 13 or addrea.s Box M Newa-T\mea, Newport Beach 44-U AT CORONA DEL MAR T\'lro Bedroom H oU8e Near Ocean $6000 See W. J . HOLCOMB 1517 Cout Highway Corona. del Mar "Where the F1.aga Fly" LOVELY P08t-War home at.ea. from $1600. Weias Realtors, 703 Eut Central, Balboa. Pb.one 68S. 43-tfc FOR SALE W"MEDIATE POSSESSION Huntington Beach 202 Lincoln Street. Cornet or Ala ba.ma. and Uncoln Streets. 3 Bedroom new home. Open from 8 :30 a.. m . to 4 :30 dally. A vallable to euentlal workel"9 on easy terma &nd at celling price. Employee of many flrlnli are rlow :mi:e =b~~~lstiafo~~e ~= -HEADACHE WANTED __ W oman t o care for elderly, bedridden lady. Light work, live in. Wrtte Box "P", c/o Newa-TI.mea. 46-tfc 200 men'1 tultl, $4.96 up. Top set with eprtng a.nd mattreu and and rain coats. Watchea, ward-two feather pUlowa. All 21 plecea Brand New Cruiser 34-tt., w1th Gray 6-71. Sleepa 4, with complete accom.modatlona. $7500. ::~. 2~°"'i.toc Plac~.1~ ___ Lo_t_o_n_P_e_n-in_s_ul_a __ etructed.. The eubfloor i1I at 2-iD. planks. The hardwood noon at 1-lnch and are beautifully ftn- tabed. Prewar enamel b&.th tub, metal jacketed water heater, 55,- 000 BTU gu floor turnace, lot.a ot~robea and cJORt.a, beau- tiful tile, large porches. Price $5850.00. Down payment $585 or more, 1f you wish. Monthly pay- ment.a $60.00 for four yean and then can be $2~.00 per month. A.ak any bank about UI or for further Information see: NOR- TON &: BAILEY, 710 Ocean Ave- nue, Seal Bea.ch.. Phone Long Beach 31G-97. iO-tfe •• suCM A BIG a,rnuTMING WAlTRESS WANTED -At Raw- son'11 Cate, 101~ Cout Highway. Phone 2084-J. 46-tfc robe t.nmkl, gl.lU. Ba.skins. 220 for only $239.~. Loweat Te~ W. Ocean, Long Be&ch. 6--ttc -Free delivery. McM'ahan Furniture Company, WE HAYE gooa uaea pianos for 2nd a: Broadway, Sa.nta Ana • 14-ft. JOHNSON DINGHY, $350. HELP WANTED---Practical nune to work in home with housekeep- er. to care for eld erly lady. 611 N o. Bay FT'ont, Balboa Ialand. $.96, $12~. 1165, $1915 up. Fi.n.e 44-th4tc grando $396 up. Torma. Some -----------50-Ft. Matthews for rent. 30 yean In Oranp BOATS, 8UP'PLIE8 U Built 1939. Finl cla.u condition county. Dans-SChm.ldt Pl&no co.. and fully equip~. A re.a.I home 1520 N. MaJ.n, S&nta A.na.. ~tfc FOR SALE-Two 70-g&llon copper -"oat. f5-2tp I ----,,NEW=c-,----,-G_A_Sc--::RAN---c-::-,G:-:ES=-- HELP WANTED _ School boy, Slattery with control ............ $116.00 conscientioUl!I, ·to do outside work Wedgewood with cootrol. ..... $132.00 during summer montha. Approx. Western Hol!y with coo.trot $149.50 9 hrs. per week at 75c per hour. With OPA Ctrtiflcate tank& Beecher's Boat Servlc.e, ....... 6115 Cout Hlgbway. 47-4tp FOR SALE--21-tt. aatlbo&t, $3~. 120 Abalone a venue. Ba.100.. Is- land. 33-tfc PACIFIC MARINE ASSOCIATES Marine Su.rveyon Naval An;htt ect.a $50 War Bond Reward for infor-$1500 mation leading to rental or two Ocean Front Lot bedroom turnlabed house, ln har- bor dil!ltrtct. Ph. N . B . 2123-R. In Balboa (2-t!c $2000 WANT TO RENT-Wile or aerv-G d N H Iceman averse... deel,_ small 00 ewport OIDe bouae or apt., furn. or part. furn., 2 bed rooms for self and new baby. Slx mos. $5000 rent in adv&nce. Exe. references. Call Mrs. Weber, pbooe 1621}--W. El Bayo Tract 46-ftc Bay Avenue MOJIWY TO LOAN Bicycle fumi.a.hed for tra.na. lt Immediate 'Oellvery necesaary. C&Il 1475-M or 736. SANTA ANA ~'ITURE CO. FOR SALE -SaU boe.t. National a.au. Ftne condition. Al.llO 4-h.p. 901 Coa.at Hlway, Newport BeachBEAL ____ ES_T_A_TE ______ ~'~·7-I Phone N. 8 . 2088. 46-2tc 3 Bedroom Home 2 baths. Completely tumJal:!.ed. LOANS TO BUILD, buy, tlhprove. modern.lze or retlnance. Newport Balboa Federal Sa'"- a.od Loan Awxd.at1on... Anti-Pain POis wuall7 .. u ... -oal7 u-. -._ but Siaplo N oenlsio. ·-n.lar Palu ud. P•actloaaJ M..W1 Palu, Do J'OU -Dr. ltlleo Alli>Paloo Plllt? U not why "DOt 1 Y.oa cu pl Dr. Mil .. Anti-Pain Pilla .. -clruc ....... Ill tile ...,Jar i-clrap tor only a penny aptem tind bl the ecooomy ~ "90 eheaper. Wh7 not fit • paekacw ~ ! Your drucriot hu them. dittctiOn.a and DM only u directed. Y oar mOD17 beck tt J'OG .,.. not aatiafled.. T 45-.ftc 426 We.J!lt 4lh Thos. R. WUllam9 ---:::--:----=-...,...----Sallta Ana. Phone 922 4~4tc Service Station Manager We have an exceptional prop<r siUon for an experienced man wtio iB looking f or poet-war se - curity. Short Hours 8 :00 to ~:30--No Saturday afternoon or Sunday Culbertson CuJbertson Co .. Inc. 3000 Central, Newport 1000 Garbage Cans All Metal. l..a,rge alZe. $1.98 COAST H.AR.(>Yl ARE 246-48 Forest Ave., Laguna Beach Phone 909 47-ztc Flash Lights Toys -Games NEWPORT PH.ARllACY 47·1tc 47-t!c ------------WANTED TO BllY 11 SALE M:l8CELLANEOUS :IO =-==-~.,....,--:::---..,.....,..---,,~ ===°""'-=,,_~...,..-~,.--,-,, W A.NTE'D--30x31Ji Ford tJn. Mu.at BINOCULARS. 10 x 4~ Bauacb &: be ln good condition. 207 . It. Bay Lamb. light weight, new con-Front, Balboa... 46-2tp dltion. 1125. Box "S ", Newa- Ttme!!. 4~4tp WANTED-Twin baby buggy, H. 1 ROLL-AWAY BED&:. mattress: J, Thieman, 210 Opal avenue, 2 coll-.sprtng day beds, new pads : Balboa Island. Phone 1899-.J. 2 factory-built lee boxes, excel-47-ltp lent to build in new boat.II, 17~ w ANTED ~ BUY i.n. Corona. del Plaza del Sur, Balboa.. 47·2tc Mar, modern 2-bedroom home. Box "D" care of Newa-Timea. WING SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD 811 Coast Highway 101 46-itc WILL p A y CASH tor your tur- nJture or what have you. Phooe Nwpt. 2000. 0 . R. Crawley, Tbe Food Baaket, 1812 Newport Blvd., Costa Ilea. 91-ttc • • Phone Newport 1087.J ;!; ;!; ;!; Mooringll and Spaal available for Boats for Sale Paddle Boanls for Rent by the week or month. D' YOU want to aell your old plano see ua. We pay b~eat caah prloe. SO Yeant in Orange C'ounty. Da.nz-Sc.hJD!dt Plano Co., azo N. Main. Santa Ana. 6-tfc outboard motor . 207 Ea.at Bay ==--::--,-c:--=-:=--=-::--7--:c:--:--:- Front, Balboa. 46-Ztp FOR SALE-Fan Tail ft.ahing •boe.t. 38-ft. by 8-ft. 6-tn. by 3-ft. &-in. BOAT FOR SALE-Dolphin Sloop, Cb.rytler lm~rtal 8, 120 h.p., 19 tt .. salla In good condition. 2 to 1 reduction gear. Power Barpln at 11000. See at Vlking plant. Completely overhaµled 1.n Port or phone 1691. 47-ltc Dec. '44 . Bottom job Feb. '45. White spruce pla..nldn.g. Priced WIU.. PAY CASH for used dlngh-rtght. C&ltf. Mart.ne Service for- le•, skitft, rowboe.ta and eail-merly Kendall Boat Worka, 3452 boat.a. Call Wat.non Woodcratt Via Oporto, Lido Iale. !9-t!c Shop11, 611 Coe..8t Hlway. Phone --------::-:-:-::-::----- 60L 4&-ttc Dinghies, Skiffs, FOR sALE-20-tt. Sallboat, P'r-Paddle boards; Sail, feel coodltion. good ...Us. Must Duck and Rowboats sell, $4~. See Dr. Greene a.t 1 New a.nd Used. p.m. Sunday at Swale'a Boat WATSON WOODCRA.PT SHOPS Anchorage, Cout HJway. New-611 Cout Highway, port Beach. 47-2tc Newport. Beach. Open Sundays. FOR SALE-39-tt. Aux. orfabore Pb.one 601 43-ttc Interested In a New Home-? VI.sit 227 Broadway Costa Mesa You are Welcome Thia lovely homey home can be built NOW! $4950.00 Complete with built.to garage. Veter&ru1 and Evtcteea Prloritie9 Obtained Let me worry about Red Tape. crulaing sloop. tat claaa cond. Wlll be deUvered a.e a brand new boaL Built ln 1941. Swale11 Yacht Landing, 17lb &: Gout Highway, Newport Bea.ch. .e-2tc ll(l)SICAL a aADlO N Full Financing and land service. BOATS-Bot, So1A1 and Traded Marine ICn&lneO llld Parta MARlN1!: BALVAUE AND MFG. 00. 3090 W . Central Ave. Pb. 2S81-W. Newport Reacl1. <All!. 26-ttc EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Ets-Hokin & Galvan Electrical Contract ore 1000 CQa.llt Highway Phone 1384. 97-tfc BACK THE AlTACK FOR SAIE Oldir trombone with cue, good condition. 209 20th at.reel. 4.7-4tp RADIO REPAIRS-All m&ku; tubee, etc. Ma.rt.ne Electr1da.n. Ph. 2'17. Burt Norton. 1111 Oout Hgwy,, Newport Be&ch. 1-tlc llPEOlAL ANNOUNCZMENTB 18 Carpenten Available t'br general mainterlance and repair GORDON 4 ROBERTSON Call Newport 83 42-ttc KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT Vogel'e, 100 Main St. Ba.lboe. and 208 Marine Ave., Balboa Island. 22-tfc Hugh C. Marshall CONTRACTOR -DEVELOPER 105 E . 7th St., Sa.nta All& Phone S . A. 597~ EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Phone Newport 210~J. Balboa I.eland. '7-2tc Balboa Island Small 2-bedroom home $7000 Harbor Investment Company REALTOR 30th at .We8t Central Telephone 1600 47-ttc BUY WAR BONDS $13,500 Immediate P08sestrion 3333 Via Udo Tel<!pbaoe 1JOO Bay Front Lot $10,000 W. L. Jordan 700 Eut Central, Balboa P'bone 153 '6--2tc FOR SALE -'35 Deluxe Stude- baker Sedan, al&o l~tool coun- ter. See "Frenchy'', Grey Goo1e F otlntaln Lunch, 501 Edgewater, Balboa. 47-4tc 41 OLDSCOUPE- Radio -New Tires- 41 CHRYSLER WINDSOR COUPE Radio, Hee.tel', Fluid Drive- 40 FORD DELUXE TUDOR-- Radie>- 39 39 38 37 37 36 37 PONTIAC TOURING SEDAN Radio, Hee.ter-- STUDEBAKER CUSTOM CRUISER Overdrive, Heater, Radio-- BUICK SPECIAL TOURING SEDAN Radio-- BUICK SEDAN BUICK SPECIAL COUPE DODGE SEDAN PLYMOUTH COUPE $1318 '1562 $1050 '1119 '1300 '1050 '895 '738 '695 '512 • ALL OF TIIE ABOVE CARS HAVE GOOD TIRES, EXCEL- LENT MECHANICAL CONDmON, CLEAN UPHOLSTERY AND GOOD PAINT _ ALSO SEVERAL GOOD TRANSPORTATION CARS. Good mechanical condition and good tires. All Prices Within OPA Celllrg WE TRADE LOWEST G.M.A.C. TERMS '===========================-::__i_--B~U-Y--M__:O__:R___::E WAR BON OS I I I c ---,-----,--,--,----,---:-:-----=cc------___:----------c=---c--=:-::-=------DOROTHY DARNIT <A ~ PJ'OYeS tile leadessblp ot the News-nmeoi By Charles McManus CULBERTSON CHEVROLET CO., Inc. !l!I;. Ml~Tlft I Oll.RICl>t TIC~ """-Ll~IRI I~ tALL•N• , Otevrolet & Oldsmobile Deeler 3001 West Central Ave., Newport. 302 Ocean. Huntington Beach 47 -t!c AUTOS WANTED .; I ~ -J SELL YOUR CAR NOW - WHILE ~R ICES ARE HIGH -·- - -r • -&-.... ---· ~-- ~1 .. I ~~~J 1 .... -.. I __, 1"o Me L.IK& 111 ' .W.61•.o ' ., .,.~· 1J LYPllU!Vr ""'°°" ~AU.i iiT'TtR;. .,.,.y ~ ~'f04/. •WA· . -ii : I d ' With the prospect of new cars by fall prices will drop because the demand will decrease. SELL NOW AT TOP CASH PRICE Phone !or our courteous bl.Iyer who will call and advise you regarding celling prices and ammge • all details. ~ CULBERTSON CH EVROL ET CO., INC. Olem>let 1111d 01-.Je De&Jen 3001 Welt Central, Nowport Beech, 302 Ocean, Hlmt!Dcton Beodl TELEPHONE OPERATORS Ne ED ED Service llen and War Warbts AreAD Dfpi•l•rg Upon 0Ur Gin. at the Swtld•'-rds fT • tlD ··~·-=i . -.c -... .,...,.,,.. In 118117 s. ........ Cllllfanda Qlloo SOUTHERN CALI.FORNIA TELEPHONE CO. 100 EMt Bay .A919., Balboa .. ~ No. !r.111 ·St., ••• Ma --.... . • ; a tf A.1 • n Ab P a I al j.t:J I ~.~ -' • • ~Pl~·~~1'~•~_: ____ .:.,; __ ~:.--..:..:.. ___ .:_ ____ ':""_~·j~~-~W~-~~~~~~~!M~&~W8 · t•lillD, lfwpwt 8 !,.R*' QalP.... Tp f • ,., ~ 11, I.NI Har or -.Ferll·i-nitie Activities · 1B~sing Around JJalboa Jsla11d with Fer'? To keep thole lddO amuaed ID Eweyone' kn owa the ewnlnp • • • "Greta Plattry Ori· ''The Island Va· sjnW'' -• -!rom rie~ Store", 213 New Yodr:·-·theY" Marine, have are band knit and some comic· crodleted • -• ves· soopes and ka· tees. 1 l e eve l e 1 1 1eidoloopel with ._.ten and mid-picture projec!Dr tUfL Inna Marples of ''The Vap: -• • tbeee can be aet up In your l>cmd ~·luclot..,.ousb to bom.i and thrown on the wall or settbese hand·knlt> to add to your a screen. Some of tbese pictures summer wardrobe. These soft can be traced • -• many d"'1gns knit oweaten come In lovely deli· and comica • • • and what child cat< pinks blues. chartreUse and doesn't like comics T Bob and white • • : all 1~ wool 'Ibese Billie Allen aho have somet.J:Ung ao well wltb -alscks, shorts. tor that baby ---durable and « &klrt •• -good when there's a bright colOttd teething rinp to wee bit of a nip to the air • -~ hook to the buggy or crib. that's ''The Vagabond House," 219 Marine. For that paint- ing job • • • Al Paine at his Bay District H a r d· ware has plenty The small fry will or Fuller paint. look extra .dainty Get that painting and sweet in a hand-over before sum· made pinafore and mer is upon us! A wide selection bonnet to match -• of colors - --brushes. cleaner, made of crisp or-sandpaper and putty to smooth up gandy and dotted the surfaces and cracks of that swiss - --lace trimmed and col-boat or house of yours. It's smart orful peasant trim too! Elizabeth to keep that pa.int in good shape H olman of "The \Vee Jack and --• saves added expense later on, Jill Shop" really knows hov.:' to and much. much easier. too!! Stop choose for the youn&ster. Plenty in at 210 Marine for those paint· of extra bonnets too. made> of eye· I ing supplies. let organdy as well as plain -- - ln just the right size for that W N' "Nina's, Clothes tot. Summer is here at last !~ For Fun", now have Takes lots of shorts and s""1m J the "Rhapsody 1n ...-:2 suits - - - f ound some made of cot-Blue" dress by Lynn ton ticking with bright red trim I Lester -· -This ,,. ~ -- -shorts and shirt, long shorts, beautifully cut dress 7 and slacks. Have brother and sis-in soft material is ter dressed alike in these "'·ell cut and made from the dress worn made beach clothes. 'Most forgot by Alexis Smith in the la te pictun:> those sun-suits of seersucker-like '"Rhapsody in Blue" --- a dream cottons, brightly trimmed to set of a dress, and so smart for sum- off that "prid~ and joy" -whether mer wear ---colorful and original blonde, J;>runette or red-head. Eliz-in design. This dress comes in abeth llolman has a fiair for the blue with white. pink and blue. and original in clothes for the small green with white and brown. Nina fry ---that's '"llle Wee Jack and certainly has a knack for getting Jill". at 223 Marine. those "clothes for fun" - - -so see these unusual and well made How many [dresses at 209 Marine. times have we -said there was a l MAKE ,...,~,.eed tor a sport- ~,..,~~~lf.~e ·~~:: ICE CREAM one now that is Al home-Any llo¥«-0.licio~n-5"tooth -No ice crr11oh -Ho c-itlng -Ho ••· whippin9 -No K~Md flo.,or -(01y- ln•J1,p.ffllive -20 r.._ipe1 W. eoc+i I~ pkg. Plea•• ...,d thi1 ad foir ffH fwll ·11.ie 1om· p!. offer, or bvy h'om 'fOY• 11•-· Picoes '13 and 208 + By wfuuted .BarbreJ GSCS Girls Hold i8cach Party, ·P ilot Oass Meets Elect Office for Coming Year At Owens Home Residence Phone 1637-R "Old Glory" Featured With Mesa WSCS · ll&ey Gay Calcott wu elected• Yecbt WU the pme of the eve-Decon.tiono and p_...., for the prutd;ent or tbe B!>olety at Firemen's W ives nine when the Pilot ciua or Ouiat monthly meetlnc or the Coot& it ... C!u11t1an jlenlce at boach puty H M b Olurdl BY the Sea met Friday WSCS Of the Community cbun:b held TlulNda.y -at the OnOr em er evenln&' at the home of Mr. and on J'lq Day centel19d around "Old home or their leader, Mn. Chari'" Mn. RDA C!lwel, 370'J Coast boul.. Glory," It.I hlltory and the treedom Robimon. 21 1'-We.at nont. MJ"I, Jack e8nnett wu the cen-vard. for their J une social meet· tor wbJch tt eta.nda. • Other offlce~el ed were ter or attention when the P'tremen'1 ing. Mn. Jack Taylor received Opentoc With a luncheon mervfd Diane Pattenon. prwld.ent; Wlve1 ot. Coal& Kea m•t wtth the fioatinc prize, J,..eor1 FeJ'IU900 by Clrcle 8 tn the $octal Hall, table J..,. --· and Rutb Mn. Jlmo Oollln• on l!:aa ll!tb took the •ward. for 111411 and Mn. d-..t .. -!lap and red. A.n.n · Tfiatcher, leefttary. Dori• atreet. It wu the natal &D.DJveraary Alice Ntre:nberc was winner ol the wblte and blue flowen. Singing ot BWlnp i.. prea chaitm.a.n. ot Jlra.. Bennett and her buaband ladi@S' pritt. America opened the bwM.em pOI"-' The bu.1.neaa meeting opened at collaborated with the hoeteu to Mn. Mary Stanl~y presided at Uon ot tb.e meet.in&'. A ahort hia- ' p.m. after IWi.mm.llc IUld pmet1. m&ke the meeting a gay celebra-the bus1neu rneetin&" and Roa tory ot our flag wu rtven by Mra. The retirlng president. l:lolle tton. • _ Owen wu appointed to cboo&e a E. O. Potter followed by pledge• Owen, wu ln ohvp. At't«ward TrtpoU occupied the evening commJttee to chan&'e the church 1n unl.aon to the Chrtltla.n and came the wiener 1-Jm. houn alter which a deltcloua Out.ch lawn either by paving or some American tlage. MnJ. Carl Johnaon The llOclety meete twice a month lunch wu Rrved. MrB. Collina pre--other arrang~ent. gave the prayer. The "Story of Old and among their actlvttle• ot the eented Mn. Bennett wtth a cor-Present for the evenJng were Glory" wu read by Mra. William year were the collectton of cloth-aage of roeee. the Mesdames Hermann Bam_es, Hlrtler and "The Fiag Go~ On" by Answering roll call were Mm.ea. Jack Taylor, Jack .Calcott, Alice Mra. Malcolm Reid · tng and toya for cbDdrm ·of the Bertr-en Smith, Gua Be&ch, William Nirenberg, Gra.ce Billings, Mary Ustng the 911t .;__,_, M-. lea border eetUeml!nt at Cale:rlco, a · c--..u.u • ... Mothers Luncheon in April and a Wrlghl Harold Elmer. Harry An-Stanley an(l Miss Elsie Newland; Clark ottered the devotion.a. The alumber party in May. They aold deraon, Ed. Wa.Jtera. Al Ogden, Messrs. and Mesdames W . D . Jes.son part of the progt"am wu candy and cook.lea at a bazaar and Gordon Almond, William Lord, Ed Holtby, Ray Barrett. Herbert Mc-carried out In the form of a roun(I are now selling a.ll-occuton card.I. Edick, the ho&teu, her sister and Donald. Wlllia.m McDonald, Leon table d18cussion on . the subject, Proceeds from the11e aale9 will de-the guest of honor. Fergusoo. Frank Hartm8;", Harold "Protection tor our Delinquent fray part of their exp(.naea at camp Gla~s and Ross Owen. Children" led by Mmes. E . A . Rea. In July. Five members attended a I M R dd H t The next meeting wi~I be at the Jay Beardsley, Harriaon and Alex GS c.s ti t M ~ I rs. u OS ess home of Mrg, Grace Billings, F\Jl-01!1en. The topic WU treated from . . . conven on a ar ~sa A B d L h 1 rt · h Al' N' Present . at the mttting were t ri ge unc eon e on avenue. Wlt ice iren a local angle and sought to review Mary Gay and Betty Calcott, Doris j berg a~ co-hostPS.c;. and impr'tlve rDeans being employed Billings, Eloise Owen. Ruth Ann Mrs. C. B. Rudd entertained . . In Co11ta Mesa to prevent delln- Thatcher, Diane Patterson. Joan \ m embers of the Santa Ana avenue TwtnS Arrive quency among juveniles. Benbow, Joan Holbrook, J eanette bridge club at her home Tuesday At Island Home A representative group of women Miller. Betsy Edward1, Glenna with a luncheon follow~ by cards. I from the WSCS will attend the I 11ay Pollock. Laura May Lanfle.ld, ?1nk !'lnapdragons decorated the --J Women'a Day se~lon on Friday of . It wae a dnuble bundle or joy the Annu I M thodl t c ·• Manon Kuhlmyer and MrS. Rob-p-ttlly appointed tables. a e s o ...... erence in son_ .... that arrived Wednesday. June 6 . in Pasadena Mrs. Rudd \.\'On the first prize,• for Warrant Officer and Mrs. H .J . . La~t meetlng of t he year will be an afternoon party July 12 at the home Of Doris Billings. Mrs. Kennrth J ohnson took second 1 Thiemann of 201 Opal avenur. ------- and Mra. William Snyder was con-Balboa Island They •,11•ere twin Luncheon Honors aoled. glrl.e, one blonde. one brunette, and Others present "'·e re the Me!-ma~e four daughters for the ram-Montana Guest damea Harris Cottle sr .. Clare.nee Uy. Bridge Lunc~eon Mrs. J . A. Gant. lil.11 West Bay avenue, entertained with a bridge luncheon at her home recent!)·. Roses in all colors provided the de- corative note. ' Guests included tj)e Mesdames \Vayne Harper, Ralph Maskey, Fred Reinhold, Harry W elsh. S. W . Blackbeard, Lewis Baltz, B. Z. McKinney, R. DonalO Hall, Her- bert Baetz; C. B. Rudd. 0 . Lucas and Boyd. Dessert Bridge With Mesa Matron Flanagan, William Otey, Roy Page. I Judith Ann, the dark twin. Mark Johnson. J . McAlary, Dar-welghf'd seven pound& eleven rel! King and Mrs. Rudd'11 cousin ouncl'11 and Sandra Lee ' weighed and house guest. Mrs. J . M. Yaw. flve pounds. fourteen ounces. Their H. E. Coxes Open Balboa Home Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cox and daughters Harriet Frances and Patricia have returned to their home at 1905 East Bay Front, Bal· boa, having sold their house at Oceanside. Mr. Cox is a civil engineer and was associated with the Haddock I aiaters a rP Patricia Louise. eigh- teen months, and Barbara Rose, two years and nlne montba. Both are blonde. Mother and the bable11 ani.ved home Friday where they were awaited b)' theic grandmother. who la glad they are a.lJ gtrla. Las Costuras Makes Scrap Books Mrs. Elmer \Vrlgbt wa.a boatesa: Engineers. Umited. He was ~-Memben of Lu Coatura.a met in her home on 18th street. Coat.a plO)'ed at the Marine Training sta-Wednesday al the home of. Mrs. Mesa. to members of the Second tion, Oceanside. but now expects Wlllla.m McDonald, 1536 Ocean Wedne.day bridge club. The guest. to be doing Navy engineering W'O'tk boulevard, to work on 11Crap book& enjoyt!d a delectable deuert course at San Pedro. · for the children's hoaplt.al, and at before the afternoon of ca.rds. the noon hour "'ent to the W .S.C.S. Mrs. Ina Wiltse of the Irwin Apartments entertained with" a luncheon at 2:30 p. m. Tburaday honoring Mn. Smlth of Biiiings, Montana, who is vi.eillng her broth- er. Tom Howell, and Mrs. &die Irwin, Central avenue. The luncheon table was decor- ated ""ith flowers ln pink and whJte, and places were laid for Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Jack Davis. Mias Maxine Wiltse. Mrs. Tolli.Bson, Janet and Jerry Tolll.&son a.od Mra. Wiltae. White House Cafe Phone 8182 lagnna Bead!, Calif. • ,------T R E AT---___, The Folks Back Home to a ROBERTS PORTRAIT of you SPECIAL . ..... 1 .O·O N O APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Be Sure to Inquire About Copying Old Portralu Roberts Portraits 407 NOBTll MAIN -NEXT TO MONTGOMERY WARDS Phone 0994 Studio B oun from 11 A. M. to 8 P . H. Dally really "tops''. Johnny and Bebe Abbell have opened their new shop at 2Zl% Marine. Johnny is a pro- fessional referee and coach and ex- perienced in many sports • --who would know better what the kids like in sports? Nothing is bet- ter for the growing child than aports -• -and Johnny and Bebe C'8n guide your child in his choice. In their shop you will tind a com· jlete line ot sports equipment for tenni5, badminton. fishing tackl"!, got! • • -anything in the sports line. Found some visors and sports hats too --• also the new plastic swim fins . Good luck. Johnny and Bebe - -• we know f'Veryone has been waiting for you to open that shop. so come on in at "The Balboa Island Sporting Goods Store" • • • 2221> Marine. LOnuonnERRU High •core w .. mad• by Mr•. Arts and Crafts of , meottng at Cbrat Church by the ------------~1 •----------------------... D. c. MacKenzie. Mn. C. F . Hand FAC S ) M -for luncheon. "The Isl· "l~ f anders" have a way of se- lecting the l!l!!"!i~~~~"!!'!!"·unusual -· -l~l~~~f ~~" fef!1f~~ f 1 n. Lovely odd-shaped bowls. candle holders in unique designs and workman- ship, beautifully made book-ends in novel clear glass figures - -- and odd shaped decanters. Oioose your glassware from '-rhe Island· er's", 214 Ai.arine. If that radio needs repa1nng. the "SOS Radio Shop" is the place to go --- 215 1-'farine. They will fix 'er up so you can set that favorite pn::cram. Also a small eleftrical appliance repair se.rvice -~ -in most cues a 48-hour service. Phone 78> i! you're having trouble with those much worn household appliances. Good service and workmanship at this shop. For those 6J· .~ roconls you've .J.• . been Wlllltlnji if":; . the Island J1e-A~ cord Shop bu~~ them! This them. Thia abop Is now i open from 9 ...... to 9 p.m. ~Mo n. dQs A 'I'l>lso- dQs ••• then from 10 LID. to 6 p.m. °""" In -try -"' the .......... _ In their - ~-sw.Dfor tbe ~ ""'° .... too IJuo)o n the ...,_ -.. _.u llDd· )Ill the -,.... -at--. BUY MORE WAR BONDS •-d Hon•IMcM la er.- STAll UZEI WU conao1ed. Other guute were! in ocia eet Thoee pret11ent were the Mes-1-----------------------------------------Mmes. J . M. Shearer, P . V. Parke1, damee Alma Knowlton, Joyce Mc- -m-.•,....*'·-'· J . P. Cooper, Charle• Mc.Al&ry and Mn. D. C. MacKenzie. 309 16th Donald, Jea.n McDonald, Iona W . F. Bowlin of Garden Grove. Place, O>eta Mesa. was tb,e gn.c-i'rulty, Doria Ferguson and Lil- -~-------------------------: loua boM.e.a for the June meeting lian Owen. Of the Art. and o-a.tta section ot BHid9 their regular meetings, the Friday Afternoon club. Guest.a' the group _meet.a once or twice a enjoyed home-made -mince pie at month for thla work with Krap the cloae of the aoc.lal afternoon. books. The next regular meeting $cu:we1w G.t out under the wide b&ue h.avens and tol:e oD th• sun you can get this summer. Whether 'fOI want to get bronzed or to stay m fair as you ore Bmbeth Alden'• wonderfut S... Proporotion& d ,, 'help you .... the -ol•ho- comfortobly • ; ' oaioly. Al!JIHA SPOUS Gait I ' • WoOlllGWVfld«M eo,,.. Im ...... .,... yo.-...... J ................... ~.· ..... u.. n an ew-.,._--. Two..,_ iloMT c.d caM-. l.00 .... UO Mta4ot. HOllCTA m-.. •ii to...,,.,.., ......... -. Top.to tot po JI& E ---llOelO_ ... ,_ __ --.... ••• ,.,...., •• cs ... .. ......... \. .. •. " ........ .. ti ::;:::.::::II' _...., .......... sa ., ( ; -TOii-~ -- I • Memben of the .ection who were will be Friday, June 22 at the home present included Mmea. J . P . ot Mrs. Mary Stanley with a pot· Cooper. W . Cooper and J . 1l. luck lunch aei'ved at noon. Cooper, E . A. Spaulding, ~rge Lewia, H. H. Uneau. A. J. Lupton. Tbomu Wrl&ht. Sherman E . Salter. P . V. Park~. Helen Keeler, Iaa.belle Boudreau. Willlam Blu.ait, L. D. s&.alley and Mlue1 'Allee Plumer and Lyda Conant. Firemen's Aux. Entertained Mrs. Maxine Connell. Newport Heights, was hostess to members of the Firemen's Auxiliary at her I Mesan Celebrates home Thursday evening. TripoLi was played, with Esther 1 1 Natal Anniversary Johnson receiving first prize for high score; Ullian Souder the spe- Coming from various points in cial prize a nd Olive Smith was Southern California this week are consoled. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. r-elatlve11 of Mrs. o . C. MacKenzie Souder also received gifts from who are joining her In a birthday their secret sisters. celebration. Th06e present included the Mes- House gueat& who will share the da.me5 Esther Johnson. Llllian festivltr!s are Mi-!t. James Ha.rt-Souder. Norma Briscoe. Olive man and 1100, Johnny, of Plymouth, Smith. June ~dder. Maxine Swan- Wlaconain, niece and gnat-nephew 1 son and Maxme Connell of the celebrant who will be with the MacKenz:tea for a month. Others wtahlng her "m.a.ny more" are Mrs. Jean F'l'8.nz and daughter, Laura Jean, ot Anaheim; Mr. and Mra. George Knapp and Mr. a.nd Mra. T. Reeerve ot Lo6 Ange.lea. Friends Surprise Herbert McDonald Mr. and. M.n. Herbert MeDocakl. Old County Rd., Newport Helgbu, entertained a group ot trtenda at pinochle SuAday evening, June 10. It wu not until the guesta brou&bt out a ga.ily decorated Cake and tee cream at tbe end of the evenlns that the host re&Jiud it WU a. btrtbday party ln hi. bonor. Wllb1ng blm many return. were Mr. and Mr& Leon Ferguaon. Kr. and Kn. Roa Owen a.nd Kr. and Mn. Wllllam Mc~d. ' SRlrdltoya Models BDui Rental JORDE N'S ProfeMional l'harmaey In FO&UT A VEN1lJI: LA.CHINA BEA.CB "In Bouin<11 fcn Tour Health" II , ' "I ~ Prwww"M OOKl"LSIW ~ ..... . ...,., ...... • p= ... ...., .... ..... 9'· '1 I a.:... Oi • # ..... ·-· ...... . .. 0 ....... u --.. ........ ' Where Hair Styling , I$ An Art OUr aim• tD mhMm ~· brrll;Y and paottdt ......... ~-··I)' care.. 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