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Home My WebLink About1945-07-10 - Newport Balboa News TimesTl S·AND .t,a·~ __ ..._,~ :·-t .0, : A 11 : ~ 'i·~· ~) l BIG'a:&GtJE. ~of the tblJllll that newspapers ~ JOiie have~ Is the Inman element In its col- ~ · umna and one of its most~ uable &Mets Is depicting pic- ruris Iii the news. Today the . heid has been toward draw-. lnp Oi personalities rather ' than photos and such noted VUblkatlons a s " T I me ", Christian Science Monitor, "Fortune", etc., are using pencil sketches of celebrities, rather than the actual pho- tographing · of the subject With . uµs thought In mind the NeWs-Tlmes early in the )'ear brought Jack Lindsley, Cowboy Artist, here to start wori< on such a series. That Jack has improved his fine . ·work through the years is seen in the present series which will start Thursday • and which, I am sure. the ~lie will appreciate. + + + · Not Shelved. While me- andering around the county the· other day -ran into L. B . Valla, one-time agent for the Soutb!!rn Pacific in Santa Ana. Valla was retired in October, 1941, after years of service for the railroad. Looking-at him today you would hardly recognize the change ·for he is the picture -Ot. health, is operating an or- ange grove, winding up an estate and enjoying life. He says, that Traffic Manager Sharpley is working too hard In carrying the heavy load of spee<ied-up train service but there is nothing one can do about It except hope that Friend Sharpley will weather the load I + + + Truman. Got to talking to IL W. Hollis, who has an of- . fice· in the News-Times quaro ters at 610 North Main, Santa Ana. and who came from the vicinity of Presi- dent Truman's home in Inde- pendence, Mo. Truman's re- lationship with Pendergast was more academic than l'l!al, he ~d, as Truman re- fused to take any orders on how the eastern end of his · county should be run. Hollis says that Truman was a splendid judg!! and had the confidence of the people; that Independence was made up mostly of retired farmers who believed in their town and its people and never per- mitted Kansas City to tell them what to do. It was this kind of material from which -Truman has come and his course In the few months he has been in the White House reveals his conservative, pos- itive character. + + • t for • .. • YOU11mmta I PRESENT ··C.IVIC Virgil Pinkley Returning to London; Brother of Mesan HadChargeofU.P. War News David Gordon, Contractor, Passes Away I ' • newstiaper that \ • • •home ' KEEP POSTEm -- l ·Year ••.• $~ -ca....-.. HAW= isl lf4WJN!1t ,•11• -.-: .. · _,.. ~.. -~. ~·. Al.BOA ISLAND, CORONA D . ' MAR, COSTA MESA ORK ' ' ' Plaaning Co ' •• mmJllBIOD , Meets July 19 1"wo _.,_ .,.. ~uled for the nat m11Un9 .t the plan- nfng oomm' 1·1~ Mt for the evening ef July 1t at the city halL The ,,...ung st:arta at 7 :30 p. m. . An--ring la to be held on the amend,ment to ordinance 525 ., Delng nlatln to ln- crU•on Of COllllllS and 'hOrtes tn the city llnWte while excJudlng pl;•, ;o.ato.etc. A let-back heartng on a pro- po.ed change In West Newport 11 also .cheduled. 7 List lmproveme ts Needed fn Clfy Next 10 Years; Means of Fina , 'ing. Vary water Sy~tem Placed ~rst . on -Predicted Im- proveme.nt Progra~ · City HaU Project Al- ready Arranged fori - A comprehensive program of provements long discussed by vanous departments of the ity, and declared necessary for. constant llllprovernent of t e .city ;were listed by local C!".'C·m~ded C!tiz.ens and '!On in by R. L. Patterson, re- tiring ctty engmeer whose resign tion as full-time superinten- dent of water, streets and """'.e was accepted by the city council last week. • • • • 1- \ ) , f ' •-• -• ,r .~ MWWWW P'f40t1 ----•TZ'-tZ 5 -Ma ens I • I NEWPaRT-BALao>< • ·Shot-Gun Cure-Alls Ro • LAWMliEIS II COlllESS Merine Aaeul on ·Olcinawa ' : ~~ ~;.lr1 ~ _!-=~=--::.=-==! By . Modem Heafth Pll1ILIC --tss 0., ~ --die -ct~ -r tr a ~ Ew171Tr11 '7 aM ~ Ar.w•s•n Vfll:W m:vu ... ,.Me ... ·tiroe. ta' IM tu7 eoaw ~ 1p1aai. u. We do not w the rlcbt kind of removal ot the DlrUen -amend .. 8Uec rlptJon Payable tn Ad't'a.nce :-$2.00 per Y•r ln OraJ;1ge O:n1~7; llapl• .. e~ •••• aftB. aoo• of ..n&U. aDd eclauae backbone atarch. Tbe ldnd we UR m.ent In the conference committee; P..15 per y-to 4th zoae; $!.00 per year to 8th soot. . .... tss .. r dns --•---.. I ,_, naponUJo toq qulclll)'. We ban the eotlef"g of the Ande....,. ..................... ms.. ........,... or tM ~ted: Btal.99 & pecullar Q9tem bere, partially Amendmebt. and a qiange ln the ll:Dtued ... ~matter at tile Paotomce ID Newport Beach, --Ir, ta ~an~._ b7 bue4 on ''Mnlortty," under which Patman omen~ AU tbeM were Calltornla, Under tile Act of Karch S, 1879. boo _... al tlloM ----~ bill •~ n ··• Dr ~ a ••act•• .tut .. ta u.. • ..,,.... control of a on ~ oor, -.uu deacrtbed lD week'• column. 8 A. MEYER • --• EDITOR AND PRESIDENT rW,Ms·k,, 0o9-cwtlo&I t.sd.',._ tMlrl OW11 eelhlt reprwnt&tion in the conference Andenon. the new Secretary, Pitnttnc Plant., 3011 W. Central Avenue,, Newport ~ch, C'\litornia iateetoaer ot IDt..et,. tlli.,. ·~ ~t~ Tbe com.m1ttee, l'oel to membere, botb therefore does· not have any new BMIU& ta hf· J'ooi aa4 Dns •-•.1',Jn a u Democratic and Republican, be--powt-re of tm:portance, ln the ad.-Official Paper of tbe City of Newport Beach llalo. K. T. aa-eet •P •Y die -pie ~ .. 111" cauoe a/ their poottlooe oo the oom-minletratton of food. He i. 1n no A Derl!m1 ilble Local lmU.tutloa for Orv. S'7 'l'ean Dr••••d ID • tber a&teparda. while 1tb• rederal mJttee. trom wb.1cb tbe blll caine to be++ar shape, ...... far u autbor\ty -: ...... artk:Je lD Trad• (!om•IMloD qacb dOW1t L'4 _, tlM Aprtl s.ne oon•tut.17 oa fa1M ~ mJsleadlJI« the Hou.te. lt could ruult, and goei., than waa M&Nln JOl'lea . or of 4•cr4Cll" adftftt...,_ b taet. ou food and .ometimea dou, in tbe House rep. Cbe1ter Da.Vll. Thi& may sbodt ~ ' dr1t;1 la,,. are OD u •talcb a leYel reeentaUvee on conference com-IK>me people engaced ln the .pro-NATIRL EDITORIAL Active ~OCIATION Member rnts . ~ ~f ---~~~ • -r'M 'w or .. 10a ea.a tlDd ~bre lu tb• mtttffa not being, lD full 1ympath7 ductlon and handling' Of food, for 1bot•aaa. ~ •"~ po11iblll~ of J N~Tal or a wtµi the actioo8 ot the Houae, u the HoUH ceri.J.nly intended !to Of' F"rol'IUalr =:.-;... ~1: pabUC l)eJ'Cb.OIOl7 b&Md oa the old· indlcated by the votes when the give Andenson the needed author- . .. Ume belief tD cur .. 11 pills and bill pa.med lty, the tack :or which l9 largely torner. Dr. 11'TODCH.k WTlt• IOOthtD.c VTUP9 muat M 1molhered To a amaµ extent t.41a may have reeponalble for the contusion 1n .. By the m......-m• ud oew.-paper aa 900D u tt ralle9 I~ atCk.11 hea4. entered into the conaideratlon of production and diltrlbutlon. The oreu tb• great maJorit7 ot Amert· Tb&t 19 th• tad: ot edbe&Uon trom ' Vete.rans, Use Cauti'on can people ba•e bee1l made W'UJ' -•Nt10D to paent!OIL the bW extending Emergency Congrealona.1 Reeo1'd wU1 support ~.,. ..... v. Mfdz11 -.. pnpare ....... or tile ra~e and qaact.. OccatoD-Price Control. Men who bad op-that statement. I ~·bela eDelD.J' rtd.,e. Tlwi ....,_ wu takea W. mm. • • I" allJ to be tuN. a new aocalled. ""At lD all tJalnp. we mQst be poeed the amend.menu oo the floor· I perao.a.ally think the President Dll1h of Nab& 111 Prl'f&&e W1ra& aa.'i..11 L. Glell. lladae <*'Pl 4 "My dreams are getting better all the tiIDe . eteclrtc belt or u eustr el&lmtns :••;:&117 = :!t.:a'f~:, tbt! could hardly be" expected lo fight wanted him to have that authority. \ eomk& po&opapbe:r. • . · Many an 85-point veteran on his way home from the f~nt !: '!.1::e ••e~=-~i::11:i: :_t .;~rlt well ead t11.i. brter ... ~ vigorously av.d to• ftniab for lboae Otberwtae bow, or why, could the l ------~-------1-------------, m a y be singtn" g this song. Having served in the destructive ~ Id But todaJ the W• new wtlll • wantln.c. The public same amendmenta ln conference Preetdent say that the meat att~ f h d :ID ~~ ; ~ •• eelf.tooted w. today .. belnc misplded lnlo lbln•-committee. Alo<>, the new Beere-atlon would be corrected in the Refr1"g ration Repairs business of war for several years. he is dreaming 0 ome an st:;:. !ormolu 11 1bort-U...-ed at tq that pelllcUlla. tb• ae• .o-called tary of Agriculture waa evidently near tuture (which I ,'now consider a construc tive peacetime business of his own which he plans heel miracle dru& I• a care tor au all· ''Worked over" by administration lmpoulble) ! The Pn:eldent ob-the 'New and Modern Manner to fimance through a G.I. loan. The nearness of civilian life ··Tod&T alda ror bealtb7 ~.me meDta. ~ ot coo.: 0~ =:e~ru:; otttclala when they learned he fa-v1ously wanted to gtve Anderson ~~::~~ 'bl fuJ are brought· rlsbt to our :omt! :::_~nor::'.:. Q"Phlll•. blood vored the amendment which gave authority, a.nd to back him up. troubles with 'the Im· gives his dreams an added glow as they approach possl e · ~O:n r:r~.:1~:,to~ :! .! to potsoa!n.s and paeumonla ha•e le4 hlm veto power over OPA food reg. But .the President waa flehing ts designed ~y fillment. • tt J rl&btl7 uec1. ud not tba tbousbUeu t.o n1D coaclualona. ulatio.na. The net .re1ulll were. the tor t1ab In Wa.sbingt.on. and fishing analysls. . th alm f dreams to b .:l an Penlcll11ai ta tll• hands or trained for world peace in San Franclaco. W us-; 4.a. 8 ...__.~ble But the transition of plans from e re o . • ,!IBehind UI• d.nac storM atud D~ ta u tmportaat addJtloD and Anderaon was here In Wash· r UIU Ml .&IVU the realm Of reality can be a disillusioning experience. In the makere ol --medlcln-. "' tl>e medical armamentari•m. bot • MRS. AMERICA gto h '-tri d It i. ---· otliMs ll'all T oda• they baYe reKbed a pot.at tt mllll aot be conaJcJ:ered a cu. In n, without. ill en . dreams a restaurant, a store or some other type of business , . Ill Ille all.. ,...,._.,.S DPa.•ir.·NSE reported that Bowl••. Vinson and OW'..J'lltTk Is y and expertly done. uaJ wbere the7 rate pabUc ta.11.JL l~.I. £it•' A:J Davie met with Ander!IOD, and ln j i'k1r es are nominal. is easily set up and is immediately successful. , Bu~ the act the worde of that great philoeo-l";;'_h _project may prove entirely different. L tt T Th N T'' Canned frulta packed In heavy pber. Charlie McCarthy, "mowed , ' 1. '"'-r"ts are guaranteed -The point is that war veterans cannot be warned too often e ers 0 e ews-·1mes ayrup ·.,. out for the duraUon of h im down." The House amend-I s EI ED s EN' s •'-··t they must anal=o their experience and capacity to d e---------------------------the aup.r abort.age. By llmiUog the menta were changed u a re.Wt. no Wen •Ill 8L "..i 8aata Alla UM1 J -uae of sugar for moet frulta to the Congreu, believing that lt waa Newport Barbor ~ Santa Ana 1154 iennine if they have the necessary qualifications to ~~e them NEWS-TIMES REPORTER IN ntgbt floor allowa: but can well~ amount that t• needed tor what ta repreeenttng the thinking ot the !....------------+-~-----------' a reasonable chance of success in the particular actlv1ty they ODD LETTER FROM OKINAWA. catalogued aa a new experience t<w called "high •t&ndard" quality, It people, bu again been defeated by l i----=~l';;t;!Vll';i!l':ill'i!ll'i!l~;tll! .... gglll'l:lil'l:'~r;:;:;~--1 Hut.chinga.--<>n. Of theee daye 1m. will be poatble to can more fruit men who have not had to go back want to undertake. In that far-off period before the be just droppl.Dg in once more U:· wtth the 1up.r we have available. to the people for approval or their Sometimes a serviceman plans to enter a certain business war Lee Hulchlnp u.eed to write pecting a Ml courae expe.nalve The eyn.lp won't be aa heavy, but deWlorui or actions. Ander90ll, in· simply because heh~ heard that there are large .profi~ in. it. article• .tor tbe Newa-nmea and lunch. Good luck Sammy. It wtll preae.rve the color a.nd fl&vor, stead of alarting hJa new job With Fre&h Daily But if he goes in knowing little or nothing about it he 15 flirt. filtted between Hollywood. New· Alwa)'I, that Lee. and the fruit will be sweet. Sugar authority, start.a it under the hand- 1 h port and Laguna Bee.ch. He waa a Sit. H. L. Hutchmga will be lim it~ to other industrial leap of having people think be baa· Dellc!OUl 13"" Jroode Or, oompletlo equipment wben you "8.nt to c:&4Cb y own. ing with failure and is likely to wind up w ith on Y a eavy warm trtend ot Mona when ahe 39030929 · usen too. Tbere'e going to be leu more authority than hl! predecet11· debt to show for his efforts. A G.I. loan that helps produce GOnducted night clut. at L&l'UDa. Co. 241 Sig. OpIL Co., Ice cream, candy, jellies, eoft drink.a 80tt!l, a difficult po&it'ton. The Pres- such results would certainly be no favor to him. here and now at Santa Ana. In one APO 902, c/o Poet.ma.at.er and other fooda with a high eugar tde.nt MUST back him. I am con- d dag "Look ot hi.8 characterUtlc mooda Lee Sa.n FrancWco, Ca ltl. contenL These reductions in auga.r fident the pre8tdent WILL back HORMEN Fl H MARKET Every ex-senricenla!l should follow the ol , a e.. hu sent the followtng unique let· ratlcme tor tndu.trlal uaere a.re hLm. before you leap." He should not hesitate to discu$s his plans ter rrom the far Paclttc strong~d R Ed d deatgna.t.ed to dletrlbute m ore even-The war drawa to t~ ctoee. The o~ CENTRAL AVE.N. IE, NEWPORT BEACH thoroug hly with.the local banker before a pplying for a loan. the u. s. took from tile Jape: ev. war s ly the abort eupply and inoure •uf· critical period, wblcb we remember l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ h d h rt Oklnawa. R • w k flclent a.mounl8 for clvlliana. from a similar critical period lm-Such arlvice is free and will save many a hea dac e a n ea -Dear Mr. Meyer: eSlgDS to Or mediately after World War I , now ache. You are cordlally invited to at· W'th J • Perhapo you're wonderiog why approachee. The people have pa-__ P_R_O_f_ES __ 5 _ 1 - 0 -N-A+-.- 0 - 1 -RE--CT-- 0 -R-Y-- A Bigger, Sturdier California • When peace comes, California is not going to ?">P back . to its pre-war population level, or to its fonner business . and tn· dustrial status, but is destined to become a State of 10,000,· 000 people, with a flourishing incrustrial development'tha~ will surpass even its phenomenal wartime growth and expllilSlon. The authority for thai optimistic forecast Is Earl Lee Kelly. chairman of the board of one of the State's leading in· vestment houses, fonner bank executive and director of the State Department of Public Works during the eventful years When the San Francisco Bay Bridge, the Central Valley Wa- ter Project and other gian\ public developments were trans- lated from blueprints to realities. "1 believe California is going to become the greatest in- dustrial State in the Union," Kelly dec)areji last week, in charting California's post-war future before the annual con- vention of the County Treasurers Association. We have na t- ural resources and cheap power which are proving highly at· tractive to industry, and we have an ample and highly skilled labor supply. Our people also have the financial resources and the .daring t o build a bigger, sturdier California. I know of no better investment today than an investment in ~ State's future. tend the gala opening Of the en· J 3JllaJCaDS the point value of lard, shortening ttently euftered the inexperience, chanting, spacioua oriental room a.ad oUa were recenU:t increased the academic decialon.e. tbe lack of b lgb atop Hotel Okinawa in the from 10 to 12 potntl a pound.. Weil, understa.ndtng, of the slide-rule DICNTllT8 PIU'NCJ•N• a ll1J&Q90N8. ll.D heart of down town Na.b&. Re1&x The dynamic Rev. W. G. Ed· there jUJt wun't enough allocated boy!J, becauee they felt that lber r------------,1-----------~ &nd enjoy a akt bighball whUe ward.a Of Santa Ana who wu re-lo ctvUlana by the War Food Ad· irucceae ot the war wa.a at elak.e. 11 viewing the pounding a\Uf oo the cently aequltted of bribery and e>:· min!straUon for the coming three Experience provee they will not l>R. OBED LUCAS G d M Grund• M D trial du or on • ,, . • ea.al Cblna Sea oo. the beautif'Ul tort.Jon lD. a eena&Uonal rtng montbe: lo permit the old point nece..nty •ubmit when lhl• tee:l· Dentiit Phyelolan and au,,,.... -beacb ot Haguahle. Dance to the May, bu l"'Nlgned aa pulor or h.1a valuee to c_onttnue. When aupplle1 tng Of war neceasity ts gone. The mwlic of Harl Karl and bia K&mt· church at Fruit &nd Minter "street, ot a coa:unodlty are short, the lim-current rewlts have been the black • Nkllh •n4 Cefttral Ave.. kazt with lovely Tokyo ac.e vo.. It wu announced ID the county lted amount available la rationed market and inflation.; the poaslble 2202"6 W. Central, PA. 1480 Office H,..,; 10.11 a.m.; W.....,,. caJi.t, featuring· ber own 8peCial seat Thunday. In IUcb a way to lmure everyone results ln the lm:mediate poet.war NEWPORT BEACH T•..,._,• 37 - compoelUon, .. A Yen for You." Re•. Edwarda will Immediately getting hia falr aha.re. The higher period could be lncrea.sed and. poa-:::::::::::::::::::::::~:!'------------Novelty act. by the BanMI wait-take a poe1t1oo u .ecttl&ry ot a point valuee will provide a more tbly eerioua lnflatloo. i ers. Spadoua parking area tor newly ronned Law Enforceme:nt even diatr1butlon tliroughoul the The safe 1<>lutton ia production, tanks, jeepe, bait tracb and othu League at 0ran&e county. It 11 0.. country. Rectaura.nl8, hotela and proper di..trtbution, epeed ln re- veblclee. L&rge tree check room to ou~ at an organ.lzatlon manufacture.re of food productl are conversion, and the ellmlnatlon ot accommodate all hand grenadea, amoog memben ot bJa church and &190 attected. their ratlona being the duplicaltng aulborltlee and the carblnee, nilee, .etc., . . . Tbe of the ChNt:lan Servtce Orpni· ~uced eo that they are on abou ontu.aion which. la the normal con- Orlent&l Room in Oldna .. Nab& zatlon. It 1ri11 handle morale build.. the lame baale aa the houaewtte. d1U on in Wubington today. Okt.nawa-ju..t a etoau thrOw trom lng among nearly 2000 Ja.m&ican Thia ta written on the 4th of PhomelDI DIL CARTIIK Metascientist DRUGLESS HEALING 1860 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Tokyo. work:e:re lm:ported for agricultural Mrs. America will have an o July. We have no more problem.• Yenah--lta a great. place-a bit jot. lD the county. He wW man portunlty to do her part ln helpJ.n now, and no more aerloua prob.. · nolly at times, plu. too many all to FullertcG. it wu &&Id. to e:maah the black market ln meat le.ma, nlaltvely, than we had on --~------•-T_'-"'-"'--., Handy llata Of the celling prtcee o the flrsl Fourth. We licked them Co.rad lliclater, M..D. .... ,_ .. _....._ • 1%0 IE. 18lll 8L Ooata ·-Heuria: 10.tt Lm. aD4 M """ Phor.e-OffJoe 131$ "9. 74 all gradeo aod cula of meat theo; we can Uck them now. We LEROY P. ANDERSON DR.. G. E. TOHILL available at local War Price an will not lick them by swallowing ATTORNEY AT LAW PHYllCJAN an• IURGllON Rationing Bo&rda. These are th Polly~na propaganda; only by the ID cout aNd., Ne'W'pett .._. hlghest prices that may be charg determination, 1n &plte of every· Colta Mea Bank Bulldlng tn any at.ore ln a pricing area. thing, lncludlng the OPA and the Phone 429 Office m-.;+'Oll• ..... ..,.,. ev@ey" bouaewlte would pay n other agencies. that we ehall not Cotta M... Cllllfornl• If No ...,,...,_, Call N9wport 1 more than celling prlcu for th ve lnfiatlon and cha.oe in Amer· L------------~I L------------' meat ebe buys, and alwaye sur· le&. CROSSWORD Pll%%1£ .... "-........... Accountant We like that phrase, "a b igger, sturdier California," for It , encompasses in a few words a sound statement of this State:s over-all post-war objective, if our future is to me!'SlJ!"e up to our past. 1 J 4 I) ' • render the proper number or ratiOD polnt.e, the black market woul soon be out of buainese. Meat no being diverted lnlb black market cbannel!I would again be evenly dlslributed throughout the count .. with everyone gettlnJ hle f You Can Borrow 20,300,000 from ank of Amer. If -- J. S. WHYTE PUBLIC AOOOUNTANT IKCOlllJ: TAX CONSULTANT £.dmltud io Pn.etioe -ti. u. a. TNMaf'1' D1pt. IYe.. Pia. JI""'°" 1M7-L Ottkl9: l'l"4 llall. Ba.air. Bldl" ......... Ana.'ft..·98&1 Geralc:! Rama,' M.D. ll30 W~ CenbW A._e. ' NM#pM't 9-.oh Ph. toa...-N1 Aneiwv oall 301·M X-l't•y le"'4ee • . Freedom's Outposts Back in H onolulu after touring air bases in the P a cific, induding the Marianas a nd Oltinawa, General Arnold, com· mamier of United State Army Air Forces, declared that the future peace of the world-and the fate of mankind-may well depend on this COIJlllry being realistic and retain~ for our future defense the island air strips won by our fighting men at tragic cost. "My triR." said General Amold, "has convinced me that key islands In the MaI1lhalls, Palaus, Volcanoes. Bonins and Ryukyus are vital to America's strategic defense policy. If . we are to have striking power, our air power must be in a pc>- sltloo to caITY our attacks home to tlie bean of any aggres- sor '2l(bo may thre&ten us in tuture years. 11!,o I~ can we rely cin passive defense and mere bases at hooie. For the sake of bwnanlty, as well as the protection of the United States, General Arnold declared It ts' absolutely essen- tial that the Island air bases be retained by-this country. and added: '"nleir use by the United States muSt be unrertricted. I have come be.ck convinced that we must bave a bridge across the Pacific.'' -loyment Decline Without our beiDg acutely aware ol It Industrial employ· Dlelrt In California bas dropped 25 per cent from 19'3 peek. · I In dlaculllng the reuoos :why we haVe felt little e&ct from tbe change, Colonel A. F. Heron, dln!clor al the State Reoomtructlon .and fte..empioyment {".m!m!nlm, apoke P81'- tlculady about the ~9WlJria!Dg mnnber" al 1ald-alf Wlllbts who are opet1ing their own R!Vln. h•11 •ca. u 40 .. " " -a ·-··-•TG oarrate llPrlool'a..--11 lmaD plana --· .,... 11-..W 1111-talD .. CMte ·-MTG oa mi. tat.. •aw? •ian'• ~ •Carrlaa -.... _ .,_ t&alJCAI· IDl-.-1 Gralsl - ll'lt ·-·=*' ·-ITG 11~ ,_,,.. __ _,. i:=:r," If-tine -put el --11Jf•Q'Me •To ••• llQM-P" •"-7 •i.. Doek .: ftl'ut el -tna-•lblp"' .. -•1at1D1et an.mp ·--•l'lrdd • • 40 , 'lbla ~cates that Caiifomla111; lllle the peope ol the other 47 states, are being attracted more and -to tbie fleld al pnaD enterpria. 'Ibla bmd aim hlJb¥ta tbe fact that llttJe bi•-lllUlt be at-al P" C'c aid tbrau&h ~ ....., and other ,,.,. .. --tbe pcillt\i'M' PNlllt*il;r -hope to~ wlll larply dlpend (D lta ••< . -. , _______ _._ ___ _;__.____, __ ...;;.....:._1 t I . ur;=:., • • abare. Any overcharge ahould reported to the price panel of the local OP A boa.rd . Bank or Amertca'e statement of ~---AJIOBlTllOT--------,ll ~--------------, ondltton a.a al June 30, 194~. n!-...... _.. M. D RutricUono on gasoline ratio ecte c0ntinued growth during the Armand MORacO · I Milton M. ~w.,.., ' for servicemen on furlough bav alt year in all department.a: of . A8ClllJ.'ll(JT !Ill WMl OMltral been eued 101D.ewhal, F\lrlou peration, and an lncreue Of $8,·I PlaoDe lOft ratlono wUI etlll be issued at the 100,000 in caplW tunds, which now 814 W. Bay .A.ve., Ball.-~ a-re: 10 • ll 1 to· 5 rate of a gallon. a day, but th $227 ,424,000. Commoq capital, _, pwt lft& 31}-galloo maximum baa been re ow totalling 1100,000,000 renecta NI 1 M 1 woo4 Aft. • PbDDe Newport lOG IM •aplm NOi 11" ""· mewed. ThiJI will enable re.le an lncreue of $40,000,000, re.pre--!.---=~------.....:..~j'-------------' American priaonere of war who get aentin.g the stock dividend declared leave or temporary duty usign-on June 12. l'h1a new capital 91:ruc-r--~·~D~-~~=~r.a;.._:-~ ment. for SO daye, and other over. ture perm1t.e tbe bank to ra.lae the .... vetera.na who got more thao cellln&' on loans to any one bor· Mortimer School ao daya lea•' to ret a pllon a day rower to S20,300,000, ad.dins au}>. • Oll'lll e·D •• lllmmt for the entire length of their fur· at&Dt1ally to the b&nk~• uetUlnea GI .. ODii p lll'l lougb., or temporary du~ tn tJlll: to buaJneu and lndUlllry tor po£7 '· r P,I 5 Nj country. Here ara three polnte for war operatlona. 8()WCB SOllOOL ~ the eremcemu to remember wt.m Total ~ were S',78UOQ,· O..&.. ..,..,, -, v a., ·Odo&• be qip11eo for fUrlou&h poollDe ooo orar a year aco and Sl72,7M,· ps1 Ett , ._ • ratlona: 'Cll He may apply al &llJ' 000 ....,. _..,. SO, l!IM.. D6. local war price rand rat!nnmc pootte totallad ..U,522,G68,000, an ._. ... -(2) He abould. brtq aJoq lncrMa ot fJ&ll,llQ,000 ...... year ,... __________ ...;.._, Ibo m"eop ralloalq -for aco and Sl72,0H,000 lll>ce Decem· tile ear to ba ,-. and CSJ Ht bar so. U. 8. War 1-d'P""1te, olioUld ba ready to -hlo flll' which are Included, ..,. apprcod-Joalla -.. _,. peo,000,000. HAROLD K. GRAUEL OIAPEL - S. R. Monaco, M. D. 816-.1.-..,.•ac. . N--' 1'114 . -& ~ llt., 1-Aqolea ~111% / II~ Alb 1 m11wt wwmw J.MXRAUB LIC.NUD LAND SUllV&YOll •17 W. c.tral IA.-.. ... ... II II-11$TllCT ""• l"1ml•~-u.. ... ~ B7 I •lac 00-_.. . llta••f N•:••rt ......_ fltu .. 1rt 191· OM1e 1111 ,._, tW c.19. -Cd•• "''------------' l'Ul&PL.Aca AND KINDLI ... --1.--~-~~~~~~~---. K.mL · 1 .... a......, L--~w~~I ~~·~~,~~--! .. -••••• aw."''" t 11161'f&.-. ~ v-s-zr. . • UN&llAL CONTllACTCMI-~ a , 11.-s 1.-0om-. ft. ua.,PlaM -o b -Dlt, 11, D.CRAWFORD ·o.;;;;,-:<!ii'O:-,::-.,".:111. LUllauCOM,.ANI._ O'l'TOM&Tlll8T I -N -D ,.•au ~-Urr-~ ...... ,_,...,__.__ .. ~ BICr, DH kit LGmlllr Ol:t. ""-~ 0Wt •Jtwq at~ .,.. __...,. .. A«1111,...,.. DOG ..... C:;. ~JTAL Ol"l'ICS ........ ~ . 1, ,,. " .. ~ ......... I ..... Am .. XwwjiW'l •fbor .. ,.,.Co. .... 11: 11 • 11. Nwport B '* ....._ 9419 COSTA ·~ tlM ....... ~ ..... AM. ..... l'lllNTIN- JfWpwt; llMW Pd"O•c OD. PlllDM: u • 1& MwJIOit 811111 UAL ..,-A-n, 1...UllANC& & NOTAllY l'UaLIC- X... B. w·· ... .,_ W. o..tnl A: ,,._. L RU-8'1'AMN . 1 •... _it;t • Sw a ; a , a 01t. •""'"'-••: u • u. Ncapcwt' • •1' R1apar 1-S I .....,. llSTAL WOlll(-I ,,_, .. ,. __ W __ Olllla_ -- YA•nY--•• , , I ftdllr' arra ... ~ .. _. ... ..._. ~·W. ~ , ·- 3 .. Announcing Our ' 10th ' 10th 10 Years of Service To Orange County Communities 10 Years of Amazing Growth The record made by your local institution is an enviable one, and we are proud of it. We are prouder still of the acceptance and confidence of Orange County citizens which it typifies. We pledge the continuation of our efforts and the sound policies in the future that have merited this faith during our first ten years. • LOOK AT THESE FIGURES They vividly present the story and reflect the confi- dence of investors in this organization: JULY 1, 1945 Less nan SS,000 JULY 1, 1945MOREnan $3,700,000 We Grow With Orange County -~ ~ liiJ ' . • This is a reproduction of the building we plan to serve you in just as soon ~s conditions permit . WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO ALL OUR FRIENDS TO VISIT US DURING OUR IJIRTHDAY CELEBRATION ' . . LAG.UNA .FEDERAL SAV 'ING'S AND ·LOAN ASSOCIAiflON L. •· Y It a, Pl zklant • ..... •·Dltem- t ... L ·,\ '"tlnf; S«!'J .. 1 Officen, Directors and Employes: . W... &; w ... Vkle-Pt ""mt A. (1. p 3 7 Dlredbi .._ r. sOr"zlll, ~zNer ' • au W.P ,,_.. Ai!lnller and ID!lpl!Ctor -,.._ .&. •Rmae.r,., AllllllllilW "' ' , t • • • ,. 3 " ----. • .. Your Frien' sand Mine Summer Racing Starts July 11 At Del Mar Thief Takes $198 Belongjng t.o SportsfJSherman 8ace!11on to Owen Roof"mg Co. llOt .. &Ila llt. -'818 'UNTA ANA f BI Ul l!IHI Hl lllHl<ll >llUl llllll lll Hl!ll Jll l"lll Hl lll lll !ll lll •I ~ ii. ~~~~E:~~E. i ca~~c:~n I drawer al. Ray KcCullah'1 Sport-~We have a pleaUtul supply of; flahin:g ottlce at the 19th Kreet ~ eerto. Smelell, also Ian . 5 Landing Jut week when he and • Get Your • the caahl.pr were abemt from the ~ PICXLINO CUCUMBERS ~ d'fice for al>out 10 minute.. ~ Here ii. Whoever had me tor a llfegua.rd ! ~ -mmt bave looked for a bar· ! G R 0 c E R I E s i rel -aftll, police .1111rmlaed, · •• one Dlgbt Jut week thlevea re-! Cold Meats i moved Me d tbe ctrcu1ar stands -,. which rwntiled a bait barrel from ~ Ftmlli !llld V egeCables l South Bay Front. It wu white • -MU ~ -.,_ • with brown lep, tbe report Aid. • . i Theft "' -rrom th• South ~Button's Grocery• O>aa )Jl'ObalJly. did not take into • ~ ~ = - Sport Fishing OD the '.'G .. W.'' .. DllllEli. POWERED •DELUXE ACOOMMODA'l'IONS •LARGE GAIJ.EY Every Day at '7:00 A. M, from 5S5 Pacltlc ()out Blgh-y Newport Beach, California --Oppolllte the Arch- For ' Matt Wallb SporUlslllng. Inc. conmfderatkm the fact that the ~ lTM Newpwt Bl--nL eo.ta -..! toola Wft1! go;anment property, !! "' and tbu. tbe theft: by a worker ~··;"';"';"';"';"';'";~;·";'";"';";"';"';"';'";"';'";";'";"';"";";;",~=~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ W1UI a federal Offeme. r Then, too, w..... entered a hot111e before 10:25 p. m. one eve· nlng lut week ·to take a wallet from the home OI Kn. Alice P elle- ger!Do, aaoo Kan:ua. n . i. -to Ind"'!_ t11e ear1y tl>oopt rl&ldlY. than the blaaod mind. ~ --ugllt, n&l· urally IO'le God; for they are pun. , minded, -t.e. and generally bra .... -Kuy -llldcty. I -BUY MORE WAR BONDS lat.a 'Is 1 . Banwter l&ll(W• Allb .B&OIW r.-..,..WWWNT M. EltWe & Co., Inc. .., ... --_.._ au ... 1.&.a. n.1111 •at t ~--.• 1 i . ' """ 8 P" s -IC 11 iall I cnJi.ilili · ~'-. .... ~ A •. GORDON B F"INDLAY OOMTZIAC'J'OB BUILDER MAINTENAN OUB :ry Cabinet 8h p Senice om... Oabinet Shop MM er.at Bhd. C0'7 IOth 8&. l'IMw m Ph. !1811-1 wawron o••n. • Before You B lld or Remodel WDLUM Worb -----.11-........ • • - • .... -• aaww a•!.,. • r I • ...... T 2' OW• ' ~-~~·z~r~,:_:l~·~~l~t,~1941!~11~-~f ':-:._ __ l~-----.:._~_;.------_:_ ___ ;__l _____ _:_ ______ _ • · CAll!ta lieu News ~ ~, Baprt Loses to •••. All8.. List Improvement& =--oi::~:z·~~ .Eleven slna11 HOIL.-Started; Li i• Week-End Albatross, · · Races;· Needed jn CitJ· ~ =·~ !::.:" ~:: Ch•rch Given Largest Permit f 111.-~--Cl Sta B ts Also Out Ov N xt 10 y II.ct'• Ide& of "'~-si-dlopla7 . . . ' ! , ~ ass, . r 08 er · e f8 ,_ In wbat lo now hlo woo<!-Elevm ,,.... bomee '!Vel'O ol&rted At UU Qltt Drive, Newport ' .. 1 I / I (Q,...,.,_ -PllP l l ~pi1~· with polor-In Ille Jotter port ol June aven.im. HO!Pto, q. Lewlo· stanley 0( u'i ' Jin. K eueth Btewart. 268 BroodW&7, Ooota IC-booted her briqe club racently. Mn. John Weot held blp ""°"': Kn. Claude ~. tn..itns. -. ,Kn. }bn7 Q 1lw,'dlcl<, Jqoi-, au.en "" \b...-)l9t were M~ BJcb. ""'4--DilUpar, -M.~ Jer. rold S-1er and Em..t JilcOd. 1 l · Atttt ~· his •Pel'ftltl<e-l•Ek>prt the 1...i· with 3614 points, Ins tho boUa for ...= ':1'':!; about HJIOO-Ch. Hig!!eot pel'Dllt Poart avenue, Balbo& lol••d, lo · ~ at the Newport Yacht club Sbnl*"' havlns MlO points. 0th· wood& otavo pipe , between the Ion had th ' talten out by private own-wae bulJdlns a one..tory -:J.:and I lwndJ/a1t --AJ~•-Bill Jo-' en racing w«e Smith Jn Fathom, hishwa7 -p and ..,._ 11/laDd S 0 "S91\CY· / by Don>th7 and R. r. Beoucbamp atllCCO dwell1llS with _. at a I • -. --. ,_ 25 points: Rocen In Bepy, 23 with u-lllch -'Ppo. and Started 10 Bal-with a pol'lnlt for StlO(IO for an ad· .o.t. 0( ~ Olle °' iiho eat Is sailing a Rhodes 33, the Crispin points: McDowell in 'IWo Broth· to fpllow tho -~ ot the Wlll1e Kr. _,..... ...... ha.,. .dltlon to their ~ dwelllns at block -lo to he built. ot 42e U ond ls really walk~ away with en, 11 points: Grondin .In Kalohe, read . .Fllrthtt bbpo+aawnto are =~the .!:=!..'f*;:: :::" 1009 North Bay ll>'ont. Bal)1oa r.. Rlvenide annue hY Jam .. Taylor the bonor;s. In the Independence six points. .-ded lt wu Olld. but tho author. bull ey ·~"""! • • lllld. ~ pennlt talOn out .di Rlvenlde. It wl11 he a ,aary Day series he came in tint with Qnly five Star boats were out bed new line iii to prnmt con-dlnJ "'*"tul'e 1' 1927 at Balboa. WU for the 8eCODC1 \mil °'-the and a b.a1f lD belgbt &pd ww'. coat Ian. ' . ~ are iD order for warrant Ottlcer and Mn. Edward -Freitu.. Rt. 1. Box 238, Coat.a Mea.. upon U1e birth o:t a daugbter at SL Jo.epb hospital on July 3. • 83.2 points. Converse Wurdeman. and Koontz &ailed Olunet to tint it.ant 1ee1r1nc. Tben at the belp.t ot the boom Corona del J(ar CbmmwUty cb~ 11000. At 111 Marine &venueJ Bal· who has been first much of the place with 13% points: Hatch in The tlnancJns ol MC.b one of the ~-th:-y ::u::a;'':':: Ccnlril'&tlonal. which wu for boa 'llland, D. W. S<ibleiman of time this spring with Midship. took Sioux was second with 10\A points; project. menHc:ned by the city en-Matthewt and Ptnn.-T&n:o line. cm ,19:000. Pico Planai a tJv~atory etructure ot second place with 79.7 points Rnd Dennis third In Pam, 7 points, and peer would ba•e to baYe apeclal Wllab John IL. Elllott, 900 Ea.at Ocean p.rap and apartment above to Hook Beards1ee was third in Sea-No. 475 came in last with 3 points. con.-lderatlon. and tbe method of ire bouleva.ryt ln Loi Ancelea. Front, i. coruitructlng a duplex. to cost $3500 ' bee with 72.9. Pttntiss Fulmor's The P .C.'s had the biggest. class paybi.g for each would be found u Whenttbe hawar ~over the St••ta COit $4000 'at 900 Eut Central Addltio~ to preeent dwelllnp Conquistador wa.s fourth, 67.1 out they have had so far, and they beame urpnt. be pointed ~lt tit. 0 aa1 ve o:e ;:! 1the ~ avenue and at 800 W'8t Bay ave--are belng made by M. H. Klenger, points. some fine racing, particularly on ouL Some it.em. on tbe tl.t would com e e. an P ay ,uu:· nue L. M. IniDe, 1"°' Angelu, i. 1030 Weal Bay· Blomgren and Others racing in the Rhodes the second day, Sunday. Jack and be unde?il&ken by f'uDde tn the city tera ln tbeodharbar are&. Tbe1 new build.ins & three-f'Oiom._""* to coat Hall, 206 Agate' avenue Balboa. clad were Lowe in Nimbus, 60 Diane Hillman got ott to a bad treuury, u the city ball and ci'Ylc ~e!1 the~~ otn:: expected S2000. Another Balboa ft:stdence la bland; Paul Howard, 1i~:i we8 t points; Lindgren in Rickey, 50.5 ' start on the first race and were center plan. Some othen would r9"' in the mem1tlm Stu. e~~r, IO a ~-~ atructu.re with tw<r Bay avenue, and Nicholas Wagner. potnt;a; Streougbton in .-Alcor, 46.8 immensely surprised when points quire bond m.ue._ and othen epee-cent e U 1 canw car ~.to be built by Gl&dya 3706 Channel Place, wbo ll adding points and Washburn in Hi·Jinks:. were totaled up to find they were lal a1wwment dlltrtcta. Still f :~ O!l cb-:"1ng over the yard l)&tten at 311 FAgewater Pl.ace at three rooma at a c09t of $;>.000. Ch•riell Denni.on. Ensig n I the Englneoting eo,,,.. Sea and TorTI Oennl80n, MMC, US grand1on and mon of Mr. a Mra Charles E. Dennlton, 9 Welt ~tral avenue. ?d.n. Ann Daacbner of. F1ower street b.u bad aa ber ho\l&e guest, Mi.II Peggy Jeanne Green of Waeb.- ington, D. C. Mr. and Mra.· S. W . Benbdw of Thurin street. Coeta Mesa. are en· joying a vieit from their grand- children, Donald and Billy Bullder- back of Laguna Beach. 36.3 points. Rhodes No. 12 came in third place with 29% point!t others mtgbt be undertaken u prl4 1:aitt e uge vo ume of r~palr,,work a coat of S3600. Building garages ai-e T. w. t--_in with 13 points. credited to their Imp. Whttler vale project., ud leued from the 14 ng tor them. SJx For Corona del Mar M'artln 228 Agate avenue Balboa Ruaning nip and tuck in the Al· 1 wa.~ first with Squaw, with 42% cl!Y· In tlrlal category might be wtlJ ~· ~ta~ta ~he and bl.I wtte Six of the new homes are 8Cbed4 Island:' C .E. Ackerman. 405 Hello- Mesa Scout Is J Elected to Order Of Arrow at Cam Mrs. Betty Adams of Inglewood, daughter of Judge and Mrs. D . J. Dodge of Costa Mesa, was a ""'eek· end guest of her parenta. Henry La.nge, Carpenter's Mate First CJau, USN., baa been t.ra,ru,.. ferred from ·Mare Ia~ to MevWe, e Rhode laland. Hi.a wife and children reside on Elden avenue, Coata Mesa. I .. batross class for most of the races I points and Strom was second in mentioned the w.gested sport ftah· en h P e new ownerw In uled t'or Corona del Mar and two trope avenue and Marc Loebell J were Joan Allen's Gitana and I Briss with 33 points. Erickson lng ce'nter and yacht mooring on any way 1 they can beyond tbelr of them are on Acacia avenue. One 1612 Flrrrt street, both Corona dei Richard Dodd, son of Mr. Humphrey Bo6Ut'~ Slug·Nutty, came In fourth. his Agnes E hav· city camp ground ate. preient Pan.a. ii a two-story frame and etucco Mar. Making alteratlons are H. Mrs. Otto Dodf1. of Costa Me bot at_the last Bob Allen's Melody I ing 29 points. Then, too, othen point out tbe house being built by L. E. J ohnaon Gla.sa 915 Weat Central avenue· was elected to the Order of aailed noae to ooae with the GI·' Others in the class were Brown· 1 availability ot. federal money betng. Jt'S RUg"ed of Rivera at a coet ot $4000. It ii Hele~ Plinchlitfe, 710 Narc~ Arrow; highest honor bestow tana., oomin1: in for a photo fin· I e ll in Maid, 20 points: Butler in available for certain tmprovementa, ,._ at 608 Acacia, and at 43& WUliam avenue and Southern Calltomia upon. a Boy Scout, at Camp bh. Joan sailed a beautifully con-Dawn. 19 points : Hammond ln Ni· and ttate highway tundll to MS:lat Gettin" g Ti d R. Wardner of Loa Angeles le put· Telephone compa.oy, 100 Bay ave· Kl-Ll recently when 26 boys f , sistent race-and came in first with ni·ni, 19 points: Haynes in Tempt4 In Improvement al major hlghwaya e ting up a tnune and stucco real· nue. Al Anderson ll building an.. Troops:No. 6 and No. 11 attend Capt. and Mn.. Carl Trick., 231 W . Wllaon street, Coata Mesa, are the pare:nU of a daughter born July 4 at SL Joeeph hospital. The little laasie wetgbed tn at 8 Iba., " 411' i;x>Jnts. Bob Allen having 37i..'. 1 ress. 18 points; Frazier in P.amlin, within city limit.. The city bu al-In Coast Guard G'.ence to cost $2000. other conceuion at the Fun Zone the o .range County ~ points for second place. Wilkinson in Koala. 17 poi.nts: ready taken etepe to obtain dodble Frederick Maaon of Long Beaclf at a cost of sooo. camp in ~e San Bernardino m Dead Beat Ament in Misty, 15 points; Gid· the amount of tunda allocated le putting up .a one.story three--tains. Richard is a member f Humphrey Bogart and Simpson dings in Ka·ed, 13 points; Hender-prevloullly by the 8t.ate by having (Continued trom Page One) room house and garage at 717 Troop No. 6 and serves as assi~- in _Tecumseh sailed a dea.d heat. son ~n SilJ:touette, 10 po~ts and a new ceuu. tum. and finding ~epUon. Ra.ndtulla of rice abowered Narcl.uus avenue at a. cost of Co. sta Mesa Buys ant Scoutmaster under Harold . • which had to be run over giving I McKinney in Seward. 4 points. the population more than double the bridge betwl!i!n the ba91e and $2000. At ~ Heliotrope avenue Hall. Troop No. 11 is headed y I the 11MO ngut'e. applytng to the Balboa liland ... they croaled. c. E . Vertree ls building a tw<r $1500 Over Quota Zeno Shelley. The two t r--:~---------. I A k n· gaa tax fund for a new allocatlon ~ ~ 11tory stucco bouae to COit $3000 worked as a unit at camp d 3 oza., and la eagerly anticipated a.a a playma.te by her older brother, Larry, 5. • ROME, AUTO, MARINE . BADIOS BEPAUU:D M.artDe Dectrtcla.a BURT R. NORTON ~o! 1!i:~d:r ·~ :i i::·p= =':!Uo..:';.t an~~~!:e!:i::::~.:1:.!. w:::~~ ~~~ ~tH:k:~:u~.::-·;::i,b~i In 7th War Loan ~~ second at the final p of tboee prtnted some weeka '8CO the nervoue bridegroom wu told $4250 for b.18 one·1tory frame and · ... A combined court of honor by the New1-nmea u Objecttvea ofhlm•. ·~~drl ~umr• .. of :....dµhity• ""t,!:~~~ stueco house wlth ·garage at 720 O>sta Mesa really "dug In" dur. all troops in Costa Mesa is be" Mrs. Eleanor Margaret Undberg ~ ..... ...., vl ... ,,1.-eU M 1 Id tng the last week of the Seven.th planned for the first week in f 'u· aBked ror a divorce 1aat week /tom for Poel.-War, and otben not then friends got him on board the Bal· ar go avenue. War Loan Drive to swing over gust to be held in the auditori Vincent A. Undberg, 391:5 Marcua ~=lo9n:!"re!"';n!:,rm~yco=;:. boan. 1lgbl8eeing launch, tn aome tbe top with a total Of $57,841.25. of Main school avenue. Newport Jsland. She stat~ and a few Hted by indlviduala. manner. H e epent the next bal.t Large · Classes surpustng b~r quot& of $56.276. Boys who attended the ca p ed they were married Jan. 20. 19'0 MJ.gl' hour of bl.8 honeymoon among according to Judge D. J . Dodge were Stanley Young, David Olahl- and parfed Dec. 12, 1944, and uk. some 70 11tranger1. seeing the bav Attending -who bae so ably served u drive bers. &illy Biddle. Leonard H.9.JI. ed for a division of property wbJch Complete Sale with tbe slgbteeen. Hl8 wtf'• WU r-chairman. Stephen and Victor Kasser, Bo~y \\'&8 li..llted u a house worth ,17 .~. Of Staats Co. ln the meantime being sequeetered Swim campaign The $29,332 quota f or E bonds McCracken, Wayne Corbin. Ji~y a boat v.·ortb s:i.000 and other by other clo8e frlend8 off duty. bu not been rea ched, however, the McVay, Don Woods, Jackie W s. Windolph Brothers Involved in'New Canella Charges A new charge agairult Col. Joseph Canella, former supply of. fleer Of Sant& Ana Army Air Bue, convicted previously ot attempting to de.fraud the United Statee Gov· emment, faced the officer lnvotv. lng two brothere formerly reelding in Balboa. property. The couple have no cbil· Ooo When Hopk:ina t1nally got back amount lagging with the sum of Dick Rinds, ruchard and Roi d dren. F $150 1 Nearly 250 have 9lgned up for T 1 , -------------------------"'--•! Or t rom eeeing the harbor which he $24,141 .2~. The remainder Is mark-ay or. Bobby Hancock. TM the annual swlm campa.ign claaeea Trom ,-sees regularly everv day anyway. ed up t o corporation buying. peter, Harold Hesterly, ~n · under the Newport Beach branch Id En I The new charge involves a bribe being accepted by the former army officer from Leo Wlndolpb for al- lowing the Wlndolphs t.o furnlsb all the butane gaa turnllhed for the base. The bribe waa said to have been $.500. r ~~~~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;:;- 1 3t-4131-onAI. ~ 31.;n 3£.,( f)f .JJt., 1G.,. •· ~1Et1~~1JlaJbm!E (Coatlnued tram Page 1 l for l!lpeciall.ztng on other joba, 8\J.Cb u engiue repair. and located his bride of about an Special credit goea to the South· a g e, Donald Jackson, Ro er hour. they decided tt wu tlme to of the American Red Crosa being em California Edlaon Co. which Gordon and Richard Dodd, all of held dally under the lnatruction o! Troop N 6 honeymoon together. They had 8f!4 Arthur Steck of St. Helena. a.llocated $10.~00 of bond purchases o. · From Troop No. r 1 cured quart.en at the bome ot Mrs. to Coeta Meaa. there we~ Richard and Joe Gregg, Totn. at Cry1tal And Park oo Bal· Non.ewimmers form the greater Judge Dodge stated that vecy Johnny Weaver, Junior and Ji · y boa 11land. part of the claaaea, and o! these, few credit.JI have been received here Frankel, and Alonzo:. Mefford. AA tch ch __.. lf most are children. Many adult.a the wa ane. ...... each ha are alao Included in the morning from re81dente who bought bonds hour, ab.lpmatee relenUeuly track-grou meeting 0 Bal~ lal d out.aide -the di.atrict. Bonds pur· ed them down, and took their tum.a and ibe afternoon" claases cond\;,t~ .cbued thil wee!t will add to the tapping on thelr 11t'tnd"""ow-ju.lt to ed at JOth and Bay. Ufeguard Sta· community'• score. let Seamon 1/c LeRoy'A.nton Hop-tJOflJI are eituated"at both locatio ns. Thanks are being extended Te· ,,_,,, LMiatJ......,, • J7 S.. ltl s.,.,,. Y• ktn1 know be la Btill ln the eout On July 14. the concluding day Winkle Co. for acting u an issuing Tbe huge crane, whlch hu hand- led lnatallatlon of 10.too diesels in boa.ta cOll8t.ructed by the North Amutcan and other harbor yards, will be utilized In the new plah. It tit 811lid It t. capable al handllpg :SO tona, and waa ued for all navy teat suapena:lon work In the h&r· bor. Whyte Succeeds Roy Davis in Mesa Water Co. Col. Cane:lla la appealing bi!I prior conviction. guard! of the campaign, H . J . Siler bu agency and to membet"9 of. the II. W. (Or. 4a1.. & SycallOrl IANTA ANA Then wben the n.ew own.era are Evidence of the bigb regard all agreed to tum over the Balboa Newport committee for their co. 18 able to concentrat& more attentlon bands held for the "couple wu £neater to the members Of the va.-operation and usliltance. i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;:~°"~~tb~l.s~ro~po~alr~~~wodt~~here~~·~B~taa~~ts~llb~o~wn~~ln~·~tb~e~be&~~u~tltul~~l~am~p~an~dl B 0 W L BALBOA 2 4 0 2 It was with regret that the view Farms Water Company lc--ir-------------. • ' • will complete him long~ed« other tumll.blnp given lhtID. u rtoua claaee1 for a eh~g of · • water safety pictures, and award-M~sa Pilot Returns Home From Hun Prison VlS who has served as secre Patricia's c~pted the resignation of ROy~· '" Total Resources June 30, 1945 .................. $8,361 ,001-.50 • Total Resources One Year A g o ................ 6,303,746.99 • Increase During Past 12 Months $2,057,254.51 • j t ' ing of certitlcatea to thoee worthy of receiving them. Interviewing Candidates for Aquatic School for the past two years .. Acting as FWWER suo·p secretary is J _ S . Whyte of Co a t • del Mar who is being assisted y SOS" Palm An.. Balboa Mrs. Button. " . .OPENING SPECIAL: Mr. Davis will conduct a gen Flrot Ll John White, AAF, eon insurance office at his home 1 Gladioli doz. $1.2,5 Harbor boulevard. ' of Mn. F . B. Owen, 2091 Newport Cat n..en., eo,..._ avenue. COila Meaa, ll doing a It may serve u a Comfort to ua FlmenJ DMtcm large share C1f resting el.nee hi.I in_ all our caJamltiea and afflict! ns, MRS. Btr'l'll McDONALD The Red CroM National AquaUc arrtvat from Germa.ny where he that he who toee1 anythlng School allows two cand!datea, from ha.a been in a prtaon camp for eight get.a wi.dom by It, is a gaiDer by Open 10 to 5 11outbern Orange county, but to montha. the l<>a-L'Elltr&ng¢. ,__Fri __ . _&_Sa_t _. _nn __ l_O....:.p._m. _ _, date the two candldate8 for the He wu captured when the B-17 :;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;~;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;j;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;; next meeting of the 8Chool to be bomber of which be waa pilot, ran I Thank .. You held In Couer d ' Alene have not into trouble on a mission. Aecom· been cboeen, according to Frank panted by h.ll wife and two cbil· Crocker, water safety chairman dren, the Meaa pilot is f,91ting from the local c hapter. friend.I in Long lteacb. Lt. White To qualify .. candidates, boyi or Ui in. the best of ti'ealth and spirit.a. girle above 17 with aome back· Independence Day in the Owen ground in athletlca or ewtmmlu home was December in July .aa who a.re already senior ltte aaveh Mrs. Owen entertaJned in honor o! may apply for further tntormaUoo. her eoh'e return and Mr. Owen's candidates are being screened for birthday with a ·dinner reminiscent their ability and aquatlc lntierest of tut Cbrtatmu ·whlcb Lt. WbJte their intention. to make coe.chlng miaaed. Completing the guest list THE HI LL G. OP •AR-KET . Pa nnell - • • ' For the Fine Growth of This HOME OWNED BANK • ---·~71 ,911.!j I CJCS aeu., ten 1,111,llt.'rt DSC&ID&a 3t-. IKI S ,61 0,7 69 .S5 D a ca•a &a 31& lMS 5,778,021.43 IUNli l 'ttll. 1141 8 ' 0 0 3 ' 3 2·1. 8 0 • D ~ P ·OS ITS • .. . • • , • • Statement of Condition June 30, 1945 RESOURCES Loans and discounts .................. $ 856,511.15 Overdrafts ...................... ·........... None U.S. Government Bonds .......... 4,948,000.00 Mu nici pal Bonds ....................... 845,723.90 Federal Reserve Bank Stock .... 9,750.00 Accrued Interest Paid .............. 168.34 P r epaid Expense ... -.................. 361.00 Banking Quarters ... _................ 1.00 F u rnitur e and F ixtures ............ LOO Cash and d ue from Banks ._ ..... 1,700,485.11. TOT AL ·········-···················· ... $8;3&I,001.50 ; LIABILITIES . ?u~1~~ ~~~~~~~~--~:::::~:::$ 125,000.00 200,000.00 26,928.29 5,7·51.41 8,003,321.80 U ndivided ·P r ofits ..................... . Unearned Interest ... -................ . Deposits .... ·-·4 ··--·-· --·-·-·-···-.•... -· • TOTAL ···-··--···-=-····· .:. ....... $8,36 ,001.50 • t ' ' • I • 447 Newport Blv OPEN DAILY Cl A t the T_op of the BID M 8 A.M.to8 P.M. on Sunday 6r sports a career. were Mr, and Mro. Fred Guntber Meats e Vegetables One candidate, Mia Co09tance of BakerSfteld, Mr. and Mrs. A. H . Shook ha.s juat returned from the Dixon o f Huntington Beach and !~===========~========~====~ Groceries • Lun branch acbool conducted at· Lake~ Mr. aod Mn. R. W . Jones of Long port. Callf. The next one will be Beacb. I r--------~~--+-------------_;;; conducted between Aug. 27 and BUY MORE THAN BEFORE ONC AGAIN :~::~:~;~=dr;~ ~ SAM'S SE FOOD CAFE pan of tbe county at tbe tire ala· . B A L B O A tlon. LI DO TRI: AT I: a .._nu ..._PUttms ..J!os ~~ .......... M-ttsr1 •• 6q at 1"5 ~.. m a ~ 7 7 .._ lsll 'l'tile.w ... ilaell LsaLloe'a 8tol'J' of •At.AU.\." ..... "CaDD: DOOl'OS'8 OOUJLAOIE'" -...... -Oar-. -. nt.. Se&. ea.,. -• -....,._ .. "NONE llUT 'IBli LONELY llliAJIT" ~ J"llqw.W c-t••• .,..... ...... ., .... lleOoe" lkr111!• 8rnar•sta r New9 -·W ... -!fat ....... "l'llli llAlnU &AOl'J"' --.uy llNJGB'l!I" ._ O! t 1 s .~ w.._.,. .. -n. a ....... "'* ....... If_,..,, ~··· ........ , ........ . ......... llV'lr W.11.a TREATER Box oftlce opena at l:IO p. m. Lut aom piet;fl allowtq of a ~ FMtan PJocnm ·-at 8 :SO p. m. Wedrr1fa7 OD.17 Oora. 8-· "41Hp I Daftl aeed ..-YOUTH OJ( -ftlAL" aleo 1o1ADVl:NT't1BE8 OF lUTl'Y O"DAY" ..ta.-.-. Pop:lu~ ,,.....-. "l'llli MAN IN B.&llMOON 8T." -'"mOUOB. TOUG.11 AXDaw:•nr .... Ol 11tar ilonts . .--..----o.rtet.. -11... l P ' r '7aart'eeR:I' Y...-. tlJI& ... ,, , 8WW&-; ... a ft ... De ?' , "'!f ... a.t .. '•••tr a.en."' I llVY w'.a.11' llO S D •' OFFERS YOU THE FDil!BT PLACE TO DINE IN OKANO.Eo-ly All New -•• Even the Location Oa&-llalf IDie ....... ol Old . ~Uoo •.Ce.t lllghway Beautiful New • ·1 · Cocktail B 'w . ar e-lead Southern C!aJlif,ornla In the Serving of -S FOODS -. M9$8 Radio d of S'(EAKS R K ITC HE N Food Cafe h·Market NMr&.IB•dl) ·o Serivce" SUPPIJE3 I Elecboales Co. . 11N ·NeitJMi'ri •• I •Mt ~I ·~11.a ' • • ... 1 ·Dennison tFJag Bas 'Ibree Stars; Grandsons in Navy ' • Wo rk ·in an Essential ' . Industry ·with Permanent Post War Plans Burners Draftsmen Laborers Machinist' Helpers Machinists Painters Pipefitters Shipfitter Helpers Shipfitters Shipwright Helpers Shipwrights Welders ' . Consolidated Steel Corporation J NEWPO.RT BEACH YARD S tatement of AvaJlablUty and U.s.E.S. Belerral Bequlnid SN OODLES I' , . DOROTHY DARNIT .... t. , T , f", a., 1e. IMI-· I• . . \ . ....... I SOCIETY NOTES . . McClure Die& Los Angeles B.a WuJZ -Try Alka ·Seltzer Las Costu ras Sews At Even ing Meet area now. Many of Kilkenny's pic- ping ita ca.mpaJgn. Both he and Barden know the ruthlesaneM and Mrs. Joyce McDonald enter-- trickery or the Ja.pe. They do not talned Las Costuras members plan to return there to go into Tuesday evenlnK at he r home on buain.e.sl, however. Barden. born ln Old County Road and the time was England, bu taken out bl.a first spent in sewing. The ilext meet- paper• ln Sant& Ana, and plane to ing will be a ca.rd party on board stay. · t.he boat Teva, with Mrs. Lucille Mesa Window Goes Highly 'Loco' Mullins as hostess:, Trilby Ford assl5ting. Present at the McDonald home were Metdarl;les ' Liillan Owen, . Mary Stanley, Joyce McDonald, Genevieve Ba.mes. Jean McDonald, Advertlllng the brand new tune, Doris Ferguson, Iona Trusty, Lu- "On th6 Atchiaoo.. Topeka and c:ille Mullins and Trilby Ford. Santa Fe" done by Johnny Mercer '· arid the Pi&d Pipers, the Davia and ' The "Big Three" who can abape Gay Mu.11lc company tn Coeta Mua the future-you and the two guys Hospital Graduates Three Local · Girls "U we are to have the right to exl..st, to work together a.a club women, we muat have a worth- while program and put· our com- bined strength behind it," Mid Mn. Arthur May of Sant:& Ana, new-ly elected prealdent of tile Or- ange County Federation of Wom- en'e clube at the summer coMer- ence, held Friday at the Ebell club house, Santa Ana. Mta. E . H. Smith, retiring Or-; a.nge county president, reported on the Southern Diatrlct summer con- vention at RJveraJde, and Mrs. May on the elate summer conference held tn Loa Angeles. Donna Jeanne Grigg, accompan· ied }Jy Leonora Tompkins, sang "Mimi" from La Boheme; ''A Heart That's Free" and "CUckoo Song." Mn. Walter Hansen. speaker for the afternoon, gave a resume of the United Women's Conference ln San Francisco which ahe attended. , F OR INSURANCE SEE Howard W . Gerri1h la. Newport- 009TA IQIJA -1'1 -' Automobile • Fire Accident • Life unveiled a.not.her clever window cit. Pexi te,,)'OU. ;.... __________ ___, play lut wee.k. · • -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; / Featuring a fut locomouh • ~1:;"'~.,,!"~ i::: :i,~!f;; ~ , ;4onber and Building ; Materials ~t•dd•t:=.;" ar ~~.,;:t by ~ Bay District Lumber Co. Dav\ll and Gay Of O:>urae," rolllag P11oDo llJO from the smoke etack of the en-, ~~;:61:8;00;A!l;T;m~O:B~W~A:Y~~~~~~/1':T~Tllll:~;..._;;;;~~ 1 (ine. Mn, Davit a.nd Mn. ~Gay are wearing engineer's covef.aua and hats in the •tore to carry out the theme ot the dl!Jpla.y. St. J ames Auxiliary Meets at Boys Home The Women's Auxiliary of St. James Episcopal church will meet Thursday, July 12 with Mrs. Harry Boys, 2000 Mirama r Drive with the Altar Guild convening at 12:30 p. m . and the Auxiliary at 2 p. m. wedding present.a. Hallmark Greeting Cards Birthday and Anniversary Costume Jewelry, Perfume, Novelties, Gifts lewporl Souvenir and Gift S~op Mr. one! Mn. FotTMt B. 0...... "'The StoT< of a Million Articles" (7 out of 10 people ......i NeW8-'l'lm8 Claeclfle<! Ads.) . By cy Hungerford_ ' l'LI. rllC ~ l<t6KT AWA.'{ ~ I-' • .. ..-.. - By Cbarle8 Mc:Manu r 4 j . ! • ' 1'lmeTal oeni-wen-bekl-~ :y ta Lo. Angel .. f or Kn. ~ cClure, mother of• MD. Qaln wbeny, 114 Apolen.a avenue. an4 .·Leo Bolin, 212 Amethyol aye. n , Balboa bland. Kn. McClure had been 1D In !l.ol(pltal tor two and a halt . She '8 sim:'1ved by 26 rela.-. ee, including her widower, Lellle cOure, ca.ab.let for Patton-Bihm mber company, Loe Ange.lea, tor yean; three d&ugbtera, Kn. ewberr)t, M:rs. Bolin and Kn. ward Keubey of Whittler; leTflll andchUdren ·and eight great- dcbildren. Mr. McClure returned to Loe A.JJ .. 8jelea Sunday evening aft.er spend- l~g the week with Mni. Bolin. and •. rs. Keubey Wu a. gueat tor the V f W Auxiliary Plans rry. · reek ~t the home of Mnt. New- Sewing Bee The first helicopter engine wu In anticipation of the ba.z.a.ar mpleted in 1942. and sale slated for early ln th6. jj;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ fall, members of the Auxiliary of Coastline Post, Veterana or For· etgn Wars will meet on July 16 to • A.splmlt Paving .. w. • Concrete Cntung Special guests at -the meeting held la.st Friday in the American Legion Hall in 'Costa. Mesa were • Equlplllflllt Reu!:a19 Mn. Bertha Bryson, aecond dJ.a-J hD c Bl I tnct vice-president and Mni. I\an· 0 o ys one dall of Riverside, Mrs. Anna. Sul· livan and Mrs.· Myra Groves of General Oontnetor 511 E. 'lblrd Sauta AM Tel 1704. Santa Ana. Post and Auxiliary joined for refreahment.8 s~rved by Mn. Mabel Glngraa and Mra. Lucille Dodd. • How to keep wh"ls You roll on wheelJ..-tild lhe wh'"1s of your car or ttuck roll OD be.rings. To rolling -, protea wheel beariaas ase long-lived, war·rtiladita RPM Wheel, Baring Bui.necl wblol bearings are bard ID chao days! Keep JOUD la tip-top conditi by ngular ..mdng wldi RPM W1*l Gt..I Cl yton Thompson WholNale Dtatrlbator Phone 55 Res. Phone 109' One telephone o't win the war, that's rue. But ... tkt NlephaM,.. _, .......... fw II~ -pwt .. ~ ..... lie •-liwolllcerllelJ!f ...... ft the .. lttlat ...... TIMn. ... -.i ........ ..... ththr••d1Mwltlclt •• ,, ............ .. .. •=•h. w. thlM ............... -·· .... w ... • ,,,..,, wlty ........................ , _, . ,. .•.. --11...... -- •• •p•ndalatti. ... .,,..,, whe -walttnlfwwwb,• wed,.,._Jlhllll ,........... .... . -... .,, -•is•••·· IOUTHRN CA&.IPOll.NI~ llLIPHONI COautANY J.U .~-... • ' .. • • r • • ; • • ' . • r ...... Jack Summer's Son Uncovers ... ..,,.,, Milhon 'Dollar Opium Loot ,- gf.Ul."J'!la Bpo-ti Bl.op • FOR MEI and BOY 'S • BACK THE ATrACK • • • The old town looks llke a dlt- r~rent place now that the sun lB out. The tew people seen recently In 8UD and baithing suits looked like apple blouoms In Januar1 but over the week-end they all turned out, dleplaYtng a coat of tan that one won.den bow, wben and where ;===========-----------::::-=-::---"l j they got it. Incidentally the rtrat sutl8hine, Friday anernooo, gave Sea Trout and Hall.but are Biting everyone who h&d to work a grand case or spring feve-r 'and eeldom Off the Newport and Balboa Piers h•ve we ... ..-,., much couecuve a.nd intensified stalHng on the job. Plenty of Live Bait Available at End of Plen • GEORGE IDNER . • DEFEND . YOUR HEALTH WITH . Costa Mesa Scouts Place Second in Camp Pow-Wow 1 :s LEGAL FOR .MS FOR EVERY TRA ·NSACTION We have· made It convenient for you to Insure compllanoe with all requiremenb ot the law by carrying a cxmplete Mock ot all ftlrms and papars neecled for the compleUon ot f!Very tramactkn l'llMIF'Mr, -tW W. IFI··' , .... la .....,, to ...... .. .... ... f1f ,... prlfttlng pi.:bl•• flwa a~ four- ..._ ,,...,,,...., p11Rtl11 problem to the ............. ,..,,, ... Ill .... _ ••••. ,,.._ "' ,..... ..,.,, 1 • ... ........ . wtl1 ...... , •• " .,.,, ........... .... ............ 9111 ..... " -- itEWS-ttl!s . -..... -..... . •• • ,. . - The secret ol happiness ls not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. I .l . Will you tell lheS~ m ''I can't oive my ·blo I r n d'' • • Theire the ·men with twiStro, crippled limbs hoob instead of hands. The blind men • • with the men ·the men • cl ver - l -' ·~ • ll"OD scarred, seamed faces. And perhaps blasted, !larkened minds~ worst of They ean · flhow us clearly, how small is -any • • • all, sacrifice v we • 'th 'th ke. ..• WE MUST HAVE 135 MORE BLOOD DON RS .. \ •, For the Special Mobile Blood Unit WEDNESDAY, JULY 11TH Lifesaving Plasma • • • is made from bloed • • • blood dona~ by Americans who take this means of l!U~g 'the!P8elvet_ in the fight with -~ . . - their fiChting men. It's the kind of blood that has built Amer-' ica-the kind 1of blood that has kept her free. • I -NO \ • I ,. Casino Cafe ~v....,. ' ........... ~ JSan 7.oae ~ ~~ MUlie Co. 0. C. Mo,itz :lful J!oandry .... rs a •r~t::.:•·. 0 ._ r 'I' .. .. 0 r,;~ .. ---.. w::.· .-.. , ••• , • •l-... I -4"1• ._ . ··s •._. ..... .;;Get rrs a 1 . ' .. . . .. • ... . ~·"' .. '. .. -... A OUR••we;~n . ·au 1BJn•tlflMDDAliOY& I --~'-~ ,.._ ---....--~--I . I ' '" '• : . I j • • · 1~ ~ool t Canning With Your. , _ .. \ ~!eQ:dc: Roaster + SSNLI P"MI ..... ·--OnEF 3 I T ,..,, All' ~ DU ' .... E,E.11 IEWS~Tl~{§.£.~eg,1~.1~·• .. .@fJLJl 1 OP!O illllYI ---If yoci dcn't ~ what ~ are looking for advertised ~ this Issue Pbooe Newport Beach 12or13 and ·place ;volJl' own alhiertllaenlj!llt --- JM1 . ~ .._,..Alq()1J8 .. 90.&r&, &1ll'PLU:8 II WAND:D 1'0 ll&NT U 1!1!4 L SSTA'J'S &T llBU.S'll TI~"f~B~S i-ro~~ :!8J~W::: D~es, Skiffs, , wANTTORENT-InHarboc'DIO· • 4- w. 11 12,21 6:ff 11,oe 1:01 quln at Nnrport Auto Work• Pad boards; Sail, =~.w~ =pi!~";a;' ~: ' INVESTORS BUILDERS '.O -1.0 e.o lLll or phone 1420. 52·1tc ·Duck and Rowboats oonable and· t&U. _good can at q · Ti.. 12 1:06 8:25 11 :!12 5:50 FOR SAL&-Two domNtlc Ortm· New and Uood. yard and noweni. No peta. Loc&l AT TEN I 0 N' •o • • • • ., · WATSON WOODCRAPT SHOPS ~ -~v -• ta1 nip, SzlO· Maple &lid Ma :;·.,...... cea. Box ,03, Co""!&2·2tpdel -F. lS 1:50 0 7~~ .... -.. 1 ~4! hopny table: becsdlng;'am&ll g~. eu Cout Hlgtiway, _ " • t ~· -Newpc)rt Beach. Open Band&10- Bow To 'Uoe Your Electrie Router Ao A Bolling Water Bath Maro than i.no,ooo .iectr1c.......,. ... ill me t.brouCbout the country tDI. can be uted uu. nu to hdp w dD our btt tor the war effort! It there II DO cl-device. ol-c..I C..•tac1 plua the vents or cover them with anall pieces of adhesive tape. Became of the tmWaUoa. 1n el.ctric '"Halt-tlll the lmet pan of the router IWterl. armtn& ii not the cbore Jt with bot water· Mt recutator at UO -·'lY la; tn fact. J'OU will be amazed dqrees. M each jar 11 l!llled and itl at bow cool J'O\U kitchen sta1I wben lid attached. accord!na to lnltrucUom 1'Ml -your electric router u • liven bJ jar manufal:tuttr, plac. tt bl lllolllq water bath method o1. proc .. the router. Leave at least a one--balf' ..... It la •m•at0 1J7 e11!clent • • • 1Dch space between the Jan. When ~ llncl it can be elbow-~ the the jars are placed tn the router, add ..zk of loadtn& md unloai:UDI 1J wtnctent boilinl water to an the well .,.u;, llmpllhd. ' ., withln 2 Inch .. o1 the top. Quart Aoeord1nl to Alm Sutter, Di.rec-Jan wW be submersed ln the wa- IDr. Bame Service Department. Ou-ter Just a lltUe better Uwi half. but ~ Lf&ht Co.. Pittaburlh. Penn .. the neam that arlaa from the IW'· . .wtao bu Ud much uperience work· f&Cfl of the water to the router lid IDa with electric routen. the follow-will malatain a boilin.I temperatur .. ... tmtrucUom wD1 ~ splendid TblJ ls accompllabed beca.UM of th• a-ilta: l.nsulated walls of the router. When -a.move the rack that bu twldlea the water ln the inset pan b actlvelJ' • It U you are Ul.iD.I quart jars and boWn&. belin countina the proce:saina I ~ tbe abelt nck In the bottom o1 Ume and reset \be reculatoJ' to m .. m.t pan. I recommend doinj: delrees; process accordirt.a to tlm• *' becaUM tbe shelf rack bu very tables 1or the BoillD.8 Water Bath. .. *-1.low feet and oonaequently 1ou Of coune, as all tnform.ed cann.en !Dbta!A more room 1b&n. when the know. the boWng water bath 1t wed othtt net ii UNd. If' pint Jan are only to procesa odd bu!ta and veao-~ proceaed. the rack with ha.n-·"tal ~s. All non-add veaetablu abould ... mq be \1llllCI. be ..nned 1n a premu"e cooker to -CO. tb.e r\aam nu.ti 1D tbt Ud; avoid deadl.1" botullnm po!.tonln1. PUBLIC NOTICES In the Superior Court of the State of Callfornl•, In and for the County Of Loa Angeles. PUBLIC NOTICES New List of NEWPORT BEACH CITY TAX LOTS See your Broker at once, as the Council meets July 16 to open the bids. ]. A. GANT, Auditor 62-!te • 'WING SANG AOAT &·REPAIR YARD • - 811 Coast Highway 101 • Jloodap ..a .,.._ a.,.o.Ne for B..a. for Sele • .....,.. BoU'dl for Beat bf tbe week or~ TELEPHONE OPERATORS NEEDED Sii""' Mm and War Wor .. a AIB.Aa De&im''C Upaa Our GIN at tbe Swl~tiboaa • I S()UTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE CO. 100 Dllt-........... l ~~:No. ~·St.,,.... Ma, •••• tl.,As 7 RPll •111*sl , I ..... S. 14. ' 7 :t6 2:37 e ·55 beater; picture _tra.me.: mbc. ,Pbone eot ..S-ttc ARMY OFF1CER wanta two bed- su. l • l•.2? 8~.·268 s·.'28·1 1 ~22-• =:'.d2i~~·:.:. = BO.A.TB-Bot, &1"1 and~ room fumlabed houae or apart· ... ment, permanently. Mra. E . '-3 0.8 4..2 2.o laland.. 52•2tc =. IC:D&1nel: aad Part9 Gravelle, JohnsOll.'1 Apartment.a, (N...-da1'u.tlt •"4& t!mll FOR S.A.LE--Lattlced fencing and .... BAL V.A\JS . .AND 20th and Court St., Balboa.. T1d• are plac9d. ln of'dlW of occun'UC& poeta; al.lo 150 wtndow framee. ·3090 W. c.n~A_~· Pb.. 2188--W 52·2tp L.l.cbt nsu ... L •:dark~ p. m. and ecreena, mllc. lumbff. Phone Ne-.. Rooc• r -•u =-=-----------...... ,, __ • ~ WANT TO RENT--.July and Aug· Buano:88 OlJJDJD 10 328· 3is E. Central Ave., ~ . -. . J&.ttc uat, beach houae, 2 or 3 bedrm.8. ~~ • • coNTRA~o R• Fl fumtabed. WW pay good rent. G=·~ v•~· • ~ u II . ash L1'ghts Ph pair and Alter&tlOllA. See Frank nca ed For Swts one YO 4524, ... A. 50-4lc • Pellkofer, S.06 F1.nley ave., New· 200 men'• w lta, $4.95 up. Top 1 Toys -Games OFFI~R and WIFE desire a.pa.rt-. port Bea.ch. Ph. 1498-M. tS-ttc and rain coat.a.. Watches, ward• NEWPORT PHARMACY Z?ent or cottage. Oversee.a re- robe trunk.I, gun& Buktna. :.!20 turnee, will be here permanenUy. PAINTING OONTUOTOB W. Ocean. L<mr Beach. &-t!c __________ 5_2·_l_tc No pets, no children. Matter o! Painting -Decorating Root Repair "' Painting SYI11pson & Nollar Ph. Nwpl 121T·W 512 !18th Sl 12·UC TBA.NSPOlt'l'ATION 11 FOR SALE -2 men's blcydes. Good condition. Reed's Super Service, 2920 W. Central, Nwpt. Bch. 51·2tc BICYCLES -Sold. rented or ~ paired. Vogel'a, 100 MalD SL, Balboa &nd 208 Marine Avenue, ~Bal~boa~~I~~~·~™''.'.:_ ___ ~22~-~~~~ WILL KEEP CHILDREN iD. home frolft nlne to flve, including lunch, $1.50 a day. Phone 295..J. 52-2tc Carpentera Available· for general maintenance a.od repair GORDON A ROBERTSON Call Newport 83 Sailing Skiff Round Bottom. Center Board. Ught weight. ""'$250.00 Snowbird No. 217. I n water. New sail. $250.00 10-ft. Plywood Sailer Open Cockpll $125.00 Children's Sailer 9 !eet. $100.00 New Canvas Kayak ' $50.00 fact we're very nice people all &round. Phone Newport .Beach 660, Ext. 101. 61·4tp SMALL HOUSE over 17 ft. x 8 Ii ft.; good floor, doubl<t siding, new paint, new roof; 3 windows, glus door. A real buy for cash. $125. 436 Westminster Ave. Coota Mesa, Cslif. 51 ·2tc Newport Island 40 feet Bay Front 2-story, 3-bedroom, bullthead. noat. Pie, Untun>lohed. $8000.00 Down $18.000.00 -Ralph P. Maskey 3410 Cout Boulevard $6,000 Cash;- balance like rent Phone Newport 13 or address Box M Newa-T1mes, Newport Bea.ch «-tt FOR SALE "J DlMEI>IATE POSSESSION Huntington Beach 213 Knoxville Street 8 BedToom new home·. Open fl'Om 8 :30 a. m. to 4 :30 dally. For le: 18 Choice Lots on . Peninsula Lot No. Block No. Tract No. DMertpt. Sl -----------· F ... -----..... Jil8 ________ Inside S2 ··-·-------F ---·--· · _.518----------,Jnslde SS --·-·--------F ------· .... 518, ________ Jnslde 16 ............. ___ G -·"· _ ... 518. __ ......... Col'ller 16 .. -·----B ___ ;_ ____ ... 518_. ________ Corner 22 ..... -.... -.... K -----·-· ..... 518. .... -......... Jnslcle 1 .................. O ..... -........ 518. .. -...... Corner 9 .................. 0 _:____ .... 518._. _____ .Jnslde 55 .................. None ..... _.... ..,.948 ______ ..... Corner 87 ................. .None ..... -........ 948 ..... --...... Corner S6 ................. .None ________ ..... 948. ___________ Jnslde S7 _ .............. .None,. _____ ..... 948 ..... ----lnslde 2 .................. K ................ 518 ..... --..... -1nlllde S ........... _..... K ............... Jil8 ........ c ........ Jnslcle 17 .................. K ................ 518 ___ _,_ _____ Corner 101 .................. None..-........... MS ..... .,. ......... ,.....,., 25 ................. .None _____ ,1 ___ 948,._.:___ .... lndcle 17 .. ~ ............. B --l -518 ____ ... Coraer · Now ~at the war is over in Euro1t ere iS ~ great demand for CHOICE lots on the Pen1nsula These 18 lotll wDl NOT be sold sepe.rately. All bids must be ccompanied with a cashier's , check for 10 % of the total t Involved peyable to the Escrow Dept. or the Bank of Ame'1ca, Balboa Branch. Oiecks from unsuccessful bidders will be ' urned after the closing date. ~··A Herberts, the owner of the e property, reserves the nght to reject any or all bids at his tion. Bids will be received ' until 10 A. M., July 30, 1945. A ss all communications to, C. A. . TS, Escrow Dept., Ba~k of America ·: ' BALBOA CB ALL LOTS TO BE SOLD FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL ENC RANCES $29,500 $30,000 51·7tc ve several other choice FRON'!' homes from up. Terms can be ar- ~all ). _ Unus ally beautltul 5-Bedroom Haw home on Balboa Isl Au Uc in every de"tau . You ,,.. \ muat lhlll. BUSiNES BUYS 2 Good Lots Bay Front • , 8-ft. Plywood Skiffs New. Weight 60 Ibo. Painted. $49.00 Available to euential worken on euy tenna and at celling prlca. Employn of many nrm. are iiow on the eUglbWty Uot for the llNt time. Tbl.I hoUlle. Iii well con- otzucted. The IUbtlOOI' le ol 2·1n. pl•nke The hardwood. floon at l•IDcli and are -uutully fin. -. Prewar "'""'" bath tull, Small Boat - -BW"'ll: Bu11nea. FAeJ . ...,,,. _ . lnp. I _ei. $20,000 -year. . i2. ~ HARBOR INVE T. COMPANY REAL OR· 12-ft. Paddle Boards Two.-Uood. Each -tel~ -be&ler, 115,· 000 BTU CU ~ fUnl&ce. Iota ol .,_and d--' tlflll tile, 1U'P pon:lt-. Prtce NEWPORT "'"CH ll'OR SALll:-Kltcheo C&b!Det -We are often~ to-..., can eftllinp &l U02 X...U0 onlJ" becaUl9 we are our own *"' Avenue. G2-2tp $35.00 Sllll!0.00. Down J>Qlllml $11811 or · 1llOO »I.le -If --lloslthly p&y· ------------+.::....=:_------== tori&D&-Ved•zne ew.ttchJne. ------------ llOAft. ltllPPID8 • mw MUCH as E110UG1P. ...... ~tit'P I .A.-.; ....... __ .. -WATSON Woodcraft Shop. 611 Oout lnp-y ' Phcce Newport S..Ch 901 152-2tc ....... ·-----___ ...., ... w I ~ ., -· · FOR 11a•m 11-tt. --. -Master Maritine W-.S U0 .UU-a-Ball>oa Ia>-Hold!nc W. D. "wide -CHtltl- D·NE!lA ... a" 1-1 • -~-:_~:~.;,~~ MA• roR 8A'Y Szn•D .a boat. 2111 ..-v. ...... _ ~-~ - In--Ba.-bouleftrd, ea.ta K.._ ctw llJ.o &'"U•i>M PhcM MO ' ' *""' ... _. .. 11711" -..... h ... lCKt. 101. 53-4lp A-6DTllllll~1cl'at , ........ BOA.Tn>Re••· Dolpldn.81oop. WAMIWT0-1 • ......... 5 ·---· 11 ~ -"' .-~ . ~ , ;rii -U... Oil BarPlD &l '10CIO. S.. at Vlk1DC WANr ro· RENT -F\n1ddied •l&J. ......... ............ Padar..J.-....,.w 6T-....._3th--• ..._ wh... I, ,.O , , ~ , ......--~ ~-~ Ullllil' ~ . ~ I s-i.. -..., -Py11'D V.f'HJNQ .wt for Sept. Ph. N. B. BIO 5 .......... .,_ c:-. ... .._.... .. 511tp • 2-"'a.iii-. --ELECTRICAL .. .,. I·--~· .. -. -D. ._•--•Mir• Et&-Holdn & Gainn •• Ja11.I DcslctlR as,_. ........ ~ ...... --oma.-. 1000 Olelt .....,., -llN l ' .,_ FOR B•t• ·aApc; Fad .... W antA!d to Rent Bal~ Island Attcnoe,o. --ift dllldren -·-···---.. -~ -for j&llM• JICiit ~ 7!llt _ .... ~A."',,, •• ltD Ho. v ..... 114. M7tb & Ollr. 11--Me:. • I , -ta '90.00 tor four YMft and -can be moo per -. A* ...,. -about ...... for fUrtber lntonn•tkm. w : NQR.. 'l'Otf • uu,gy,.no 0ceen ... ..,. m111, 8e&l BMcb PbaDI Lare -11-. - ' Lot on Peninsula $1500 o~~i!tLo~ $2000 2 Houses N-11117. ca J0t TllKTL $13,609 Ba:v Front Lot .• 11&70 Tract $11,600 41 39 39 38 36 35 34 caRYSLER CX>UP&- --Ha~Jiuld Dtl1- CHEVROLET TOWN Radio-- PONTIAC DEJ.kx;t: --· .. , ' ' BUICK SPECIAL SEO Radio- ' CHEVROLET DELUD: CX>ACH . · Good lf«banlelsl ec..-iaa We Ttiode ' CULBERTSON CH .: '1502 '8S3 '1076 •1000 ••• '465 ·· '485 \ • • • l \ F ' I • r • • • ... n ... ~..bz ~·· 1 CDs rt T t Ir, 11111) }.' 1NI r I • ,, • MWWW u rana I ........ I .;::::==-l--~--""!r-:-~~~~~---.~~--· Mia Maxi{Je Wiltse \ Wod11 in ceremony rAt Sillinas Church Local Woman Receives Visits bf Soldier R elatives Harbor Fe ih i1nine . I Activities Circle of •Mesa W~<;;s H,old Meeting ~' I . • f ' ag\lna Picnic for -Together'C~ub Jf?s. BUI Boyd wu .--to 'l'll...-,, July 5 ..... cbomn b7 ~ 12 Clubb Phones 13 and 208 + ~ la tiafn. made of KN. J-•~-. 5 • OUH _.:.,::::=:...::~::::..:::::..-----------+= tlut ~ In S•Hna1 cm 8unday a-, l'OCtDtly --Hol1'day Moti' f . ~ -1 at Kiie Kulne ~ -ntattne, ---wntoe, dauelltar at Jira o-nce have neon~ retumod trom 0 "'· For Natal Annj:\r. w,ntoe Of the Irwin apartment., .._.., TllO)'....,.. Stotf>tfCt. J-P! ·+ Mesa AAF Veteran And Bride Return From Honeymoon R...sdmce Pbolle 1637-R Mrs. J ack McAJary Honored Guest. bers of the <Jet,.~ club mqibera ot Jarcle n ot the Wom~ • pkldc day at IAcun& Br1c.b, en'• SocletT of Ou1atl&n ~ -a ·croup of elpt "4ulta anti of the OOota· -OommunilJ 4 ~ ~ the ~ to cburch. Hu.i..nda were brril e\I u ND-. 1peC1&11ueouo'for the grilled dinner _,. at Kra. Zonol>I& 17r..n Kr. mc1 Kn. lf&l'l.t Newland, ..nod In the patio ot the Boyd d KN,·Jb,17 Oo1e .... - l540 Ban llernardlno a,,.nuo, N--borqe>)lut llr,,Boyd and Mr. W. Lo and tho7 wen p.-ntAICI with Oc90ll """t. to J:dCae IC. -. zc-. ...,.., wu -·•"" b7 It wu a bis o<eaOioa f0< Jlaull1 -ot Kr. and Kn. Guy -Kn.~. and Staff Sst. Albert ICmenon wben bl.I MYciU> --~ It toolt place at a p. m. D. Shaw, JEllumclaw, Waa; ~ day arrived -~. and blo p&r- • ID the Jl1nt Baptlot -with Bill U'f!nptone ot Loo AJICOlae, ma, :ur. and -':w:ft. llalJib -•r- Rn. m. Dot.>n l'Mdlnl' the doubl• and bla mother, Kn. -U•--an-with a p&rtJ U rills ceremoey. '!!>• floral oettlns lnpt.Olle. the trml yard ot their h-•· 81510 WU .of 1t1ue and wb.llf...~I•• ., ~Seta.~ f:!ld Shaw llaYO' Weat Ocean ll'r<lllt. . . Teehnlcal Sttc...,t_ and Mrs. B. port Balpto, <Dtertalned tut ,....Jr. Cook·,.._ the ClllJ' ..,.. able to Kn. Kay wentsel ..,.. 'a T .. Meeclor re~ UU. weelc ri, bcmor ot the blrt.bday ...mver-be pwt. P1aceo were laid for 1a1 gwt mc1 m_....,, pru- fn:lm a bone)'JDOCWl a t · Lacuna ..,,. oL Kra. Jack KcAlary, 1580 the followbia memberw: Veed•mn t were tb6 K_..m• Helm -fo\)owln& their maniqe In Orance avenue, Cool& Keaa. Della; Cook. Lena -w......,,...aara ~rk<)~·tcb, LeJa"lrcl<D!wn, Klldroci a double-rln&' ··o:iemony Sunday Gl&dlolu. and delphlD.ium wire Ro1Jln1, Klnnle Kwlng', Kary errUl, Kuy Q)le, Leonora ·7Albe, ' I TM bride cboee for lier ca.tum• f.etmned from S4 mon.tm Oftn!I' Bollday decOratloa.. Of • m . a .U.t of wblte wool b1mmed In and are llt.atloned here tor redl8o-w hite and blue were uMd and tloW- Ume pen. wttb hat .. accea--trtbutton, one at Sant& Konica. the era tn tboet color• centered table9 -to m•tcb She won a ~ other al SAA.AB. Sg't. UY!Dptone. oet undv P7 ~ umbnllu. In- of peerU. Sift of the groom, and a first ,reported m'"'OI' In actlcm, bu dlvldual calr.ee, eacb topped with wldte orchid cora.ce. Her only at-just returned f'rom Germ&D3' where a red candle, were aerved, with ice cmo•nt...,,U he~r. Kn. TtM--be wu a prlMmer Of war. Hla vlait Cream and p0p00m balla, while the mu. Tabet.an. who wore. a ..,id wu a bir auprta tor hY cousin btJ calle, bea.UtuullJ decorated 1n .mt ~ matcb'fll' acceaorte. and bad not 1mown of b19 retunL colon, wu pruented Jlmllly u a & _. of prdenlu. Kr. Toilet-Her buoband ,,.. ,...ently 1"turned Sift 1'om Kra. J1nncll Horrath. .90fl. WU bat man. to ctvillan llfe after 1ervlng' for Many same• we.re played with aftdboon, Jun• 10, at C&pilla de uoo4 tor docoratloa and Tripoli W.. Clallwu, Uda P'lncb, K ary Long'. Ina Wallen and Zenobia ll'root. San Antonio. '11le bride, formerly played by the .,-., wllo p-lea Cark. All!Y Viele, ic.!e Shu· Mia Maxlno 11,yuman, II tho ed the b-with many lovely man and Louise K•yreban. Gueeto SCS to M-t . daushter ol Mr. and Mn. Sort gtfta. wen Kra. Jabn J.-, Kn. ....,. ~ of Hu1>or Bwlovanl. the g'UuU, who pl'NODted th• hon-Mary smrcp. Kn. K K Lleilau t Mesa Home . '•·-··• ...u.e Slofta Anan, oree with many lovel7 cUte. and Kra Rclard and the -- II tbe aon of Mn: Syl¥ta Moador E njoyln1 the f..Uvltla '"" Circle ID met wtth Kn. Jay Mia Doria BW!np' of Costa ol a.ta -.. ·• · • Mr. and Kn. Wayne Hollar and Beardol•y. 23rd and e>ranp a-.\~osa will be -to menileti ''l'ho bride -a poudre blue Kr. and Hra. Raymoad J olmaoo. nue. TIMa ~ roll call the Girls' Soc:kl7 of OU1stlan suit wtth white bat for her wed-Orange Park Acret; Kr. and Kn. were lleedamee Nellie Ogden. Mtn-ee a t an aftnnoon party ding and carried whit• cladlolus Dould Giia•l, Tu.llln; Mr. and nle Sbannoban, Jlecna Reo, l ea unday, July 12. . After the ceremony a recepUon three yean u crew chief on a prisea awarded Kary 141 Bar- wu held at the Tollefaoa. bom~ P-4T · grove, NU¥:y Sawyer , , Bobble b)ouoms on a whJte BJble. She llra. Harold Maybee, Mn. 08CIU" Clark, ,,orence lfa.rna. Amy Clev~ Kra. Fl'ed. Garcelon of Sant& wu (lven in marriage by her KltU and Mn . Donald Darga.ts. land., Fiorence Oevel.and and a Ana. mother of Kn. Fred New- father. Bishop Robett L Brock-Santa AD.a; Mr. and Mn. Walter gueat , Pvt. Bulle McClure, W ac. b jr. of 1512 Ocean Front. wae bank, Santa Ana Oiurch ot J~us Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc-Mn.. George Sallabury, 1029 perated ca for ehron1c appen- "here the bride cut the three-tiered Jb.. WUtte fttumed Tu.Nday, Tharp, David Hoyum and Dlclde f. wedding e&ke. Mt.er a abort honey. bringing with her a.a guest.a llr. Sandoval. Oamea were led by Vlv-,. moon the young couple wW be at and Mn. Harry Wall and 9Cd1 lan Horvath and Sandra. Dot.tore. JEANE'l'TE SHOOK .bome . ta. Brentwood., ... Tbe bride Leonard, and Ml• Velma Powell, Pictllfta were ta.ken of the group Becent ean4'date •f Newport made ~ SaJtnaa her home for four who spent the rest of the week U a permanent reminder ot the Beach at tile NaUooal Aquatlc year• and ha.a m&ny trienda there. here returning to SallDu sund&J. day. School oonduoted by the Red ---------------''---"--------Guest.a lnvlted Included Jimmy's Crose at Clear Lake, MlM Shook Ouist of the · Latter Day Saints, .Alary, Coe:ta Mesa.. Cypreu avenue, S&nta Ana, lnvtt-dicitia at S t. Joaeph hollpttal P'tt- conducted the ceremony. Best man ed. m embers of Circle IV to be her d&y, and ta gelling along nicely . H US £ _ _.Of' BEAUTY S04 M.uin& Avenne Phone 182'/ Where Hair Styling Is An Art Our aim is to enhance milady's beauty and provide the ultimate In beauty care. Head to Toe &4uty Service Fourth Street and Sycamore Sant4 Ana • • SEERSUCKER BRUNCH COATS • 2.95 Cool p 1mnyr mmfort ia .JOW$ in tbrx cotton aall that double for tboot ltMd·co-gct hoult' • I Wdlr:L They're IO <UY to tub. and ooom the ,toueb of an•iron. l'Lwol priK&I on n>K, blue, or he ~ . I I I RA!<~·· Dot.!HsTAU PA1JO SHOP • • was Hubert Rumbaugh, brother-WCTLJ Holds gueato tor the monthly m .. t!ng.I\_.:_ __ ...:.. _ _:__;•~-=~~ in-law ot the groom. E~ l M . Mn. D. C. MacKenzie gave the Davia, Mona .F"laber, Helen Wrlgbt, (l'Udmother , Kn. R. w. curry of came home .. • quallfled tn - Miss Dorothy Ryssman, younger ar Y eet1n g m-~·~ reading and In the ab· · -.1 Florence Dazey, .Adelaide Miller, Placentla; Mra. Phyllla Dottore and 1tnactor, aad bu been placed on granddaughter Sandra, New York the recutar U.t of lllecuarcb City: Mra. Vera Gllllsple and aon hired by the city. She la the Jimmy, Mrs. James Downy and daughter of Mr. an• Mrs. Con- daughter Muriel, Mra. Richard rad Shook, SOt Ruby Ave., Bal.- sister of the bride, as maid of 1ence ot M'.nl. K H. LlenaU. Mn. Roberta Shaftt, Irfjhe Woods, honor wore a fuchsia suit with C&lled ahead of time because of Ida Spau lding bad charge of the Laura Jonee, Inne PetenKJG. and whJte accessories and 8 corsage of the holiday the July meeting of devotionals. Members present were the -hoe:tese. Kn. ~rgi& Graves pink gladiolus. Ushers were Otto the Wcn.J wa.s held at tbe home Meadamee Frank Panone. Ida wa.s 'a gueet. Ryssman and Moe Kenny, who of Mrs. Emma Weatherford, 322 Spauld.ill(, Alec Olson, Ullian ll------------- lighted the tall tapers in candel-Alvorado Place, Balboa, ahd pend· John.eon, O. p . Blend, Cooper. Wll-B•---·---------.. Sandoval and son Rieb.a.rd, Mrs. _bo_a_Iala_nd_. _______ _ Ann Bentley, Barbara and Marilyn Hempabell, Anaheim; Cbarlene Applebury. Kenneth Gonser. Bob- ble Tharp; David, Bonnie and Jean Hoyum; .Jimmy, Doria and Mary Lou Hargrove; Donald Matthews. Peter Alexande r , Wayne Hunt, Richard Fiannagan, Wlnford Kin- neman, Jlmmy Rogers, Bob Allen, Mlke Michand, Peter Huycke, Ed- die 1.Amb, Ronald Hopkins and Heigh ts C ircle Mee ts at Lobell H ome abra which with baskets of white tng legislation ln regard to the llam Hlrtler, Olive Menn.ea, Jlm glads decorated the chapel. Mn. liquor holiday and peacetime con-Galla.gber, Grace Wllcox. L. Bem- Othal Stapp of Santa Ana, a friend ecription was diacusaed~porta on ent, Un.coin Barnett. Mrs. E. o . of t he couple, sang "Because" and these subjects were aleo brought Potter and Mrs. Davl"e.B were "I Love You Truly." from the conference held recently gueata. Assisting at the reception held in Puadena. · Mre. Jane Reid gave an Inter- In the garden of the Capil1a de Miu Elsie Newland WU in eating miulonary 8tory about the Stmdltoys Models Bike Bental J'lmmy'1 llWe el1ter. Judy Diane Emeraon. The New-port Heigbt.a Circle held San Antonio after the service was charge of devotion.ala, her subject American Ind1an when Circle v thttr June meeting at the home ot Mrs. Ryssma n. who wore a cOr-being "Glorifying Our Tuka." At met with Mn. Lillian Turn.er 250 Mrs. Maynard Lobell, with Mn. sage of red roses with her white the close of the meeting refresh-22nd streei. 'noee present ·~·ere Ray Barrett a.a chalrmab fO?' the print dress. Mrs. Sally Smith of menta were served by the hostess. Mudamea Arma Collins_. Mary day. Devotlona18 were led· by Mrs. Garden Grove and Mrs. Fayetta The next meeting will be at the Scrurga, Helen' Trautwein, Bonnie J . c . Billings. ~lt~n of Santa Ana assisted home Of Mra. May U'Ren, "12 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; It wu voted to pledge SM> to-in servlng refreshments. West Ocean Front. • Summe'r Con fe rence Held Friday ward church expenaee and to pay Mrs. Meador is a graduate of all above that tha.t ta posaible. ni.e Garden Grove Union High school arele will continue to meet dur~ and was employed at the Santa lo.g the summer but for afternoon Ana telephone Office. Sgt. Meador aesalons only~ Next hoeteu will be is a graduate of Senta Ana schoob Mr•. J . C. Billtnga, 1921 Fullerton and has been in the service three Mrs. Bender Bridg e Hostess The eummer conference at. Or~ ange County Federated Women's clubl w&a held Friday at 1 :~0 p.m. at the San.ta Ana· Ebe.ll clubi houee, 626 French atreet , accordlnC to the annOUDcement Of Ruth Henle, cor- responding secretary. Newpqrt bar· bor women were invited to ._ttend. avenue. Costa Me-., with Mra. years. Leon Ferguson u ch&.irm&n of' the Young Mrs. Meador hopes to ac- day. This will be the la.at time Mrs.. company her husband when he re- Blllln~.! ~·ill be with the group, for J>?riS back to Langley. field, Vir- abe br:J transferred her member-ginia where he ls stationed.. He ahlp to the eo.ta Mesa church. . has recently returned from a Two guMla were present a t the year's overseu servi~. as turret meeting, Mn. D. w. Holt~~d gunne.r on ~bJng m1ss1ons out of Mn1. Ivan Gon.aer and h9r .OOKen-I~aly. U he is given h.1s expected neth of the Newport Cl.rcle. Mem-d~sch~ ~rom the anny, he ~d ber11 present were lira. BUllnga, hi! wife will retum to make their Mn. Ray Ba.ttett. Mn. Leqp. Fer. ~ome in Santa Ana w,here he owns M ra. Zeller Bender entertained with a bridge luncheon lu~ week at her home, 110 28th street, with two tablea in play. Holding hlgh ecore wu Mn. Henry Eggert and ROOlld waa Mra. L. V. IJnaenb&rd. The gueat prize went to Mrs. Flor- ence Cerva.la ot. Arizona. hOUBe guut ot Mrs. Parreil King. White House Cafe gueon, ldo. Edward Hart. ){,._ a ~ouse. Tboee present were the Mes· damu Darrell King, C. B. Rudd, L. V. Linaenbard., Henry Eggert, Dorothy MacDonald, Harry Carr, C. B. Rudd, 111.ormce Gervaia and the hoateee. Ph-3182 Laguna lleacli, Ollllf • Gll8 · Nir~berg, lln. William -------- Tru.oty, Mrs. Agnee WILoon 1111a Try worklnc tode,y'1 ~ :Mr1. Maynard Lobell. it' puzzle. BUY MORE WAR BONOSI I I • \ • " • I First .. '1.. . .. . .. National Bank in Santa Ana • , Statement of Condition AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30, 1945 RESOURCES Cash and Due f rom Federal Reserve and .Other Banks .......... $ 5,183,743.93 U. S. Govern ment Secur ities ...................................................... 18 ,299,037.12 State, ~u n icipal and Other Securities.......................................... 845, 182 .97 Federal Rese rve Bank Stock. .......... , ... __ ................................. ~....... 36,000.00 Loans and D iscounts .................. .................................................... 1,929,679.23 Overdrafts .......................................................................................... 250.02 Bank Buildin g ............................................................................. ~-----415,800.00 Furniture and Fixtures ........................ _......................................... 98,893.68 Uncollected Accrued Interest ................................... -..................... 93,468.03 Other Resources ......................................... _..................................... 3,063 .87 •. TOT AL ....................................................................................... $26,905, 118.85 LIABILITIES Combined Capital an d Surplus ...................................... '. .............. $ 1,200,000.00 Common · .................. .' .......................................... $600,000.00 Surplus .................................... , ...... -................... ~,000.00 Undivided Profits ················---···-·······..:.: ........................................... . Reserves for: . . , Taxes, Diviclends, etc ............... _ ............................................. . Income,Collected ot Earned .......... l---····-············-········-·-.:·~ Ot OiVIh. deLn~sbUil!itP.aiJi :-:. . .. ···:-.: ................ ·r·--··-· ................. -----~---·-:·:···· er 1a 1 1cs -·-·-··:.: ..................................... -··········-·······-······· Deposits ···-·····-..... ::.. .............. ~.--.. ·-··-· ............ ·-·· ..... ___ .... -... '.. '.'.: ...... . ' 438,7e8.89 138,350.71 .• 668.71 . 29,900'.00 15,329.80 25,082, 141 .26 TOT AL ·····-···· .. ----·-···~·······-··················-········-·-······: .............. $26,905, 118.85 . I - \ • ' ' • • • ' " • DELICIOUS "Coun Club" BRICK I HOME ·Palm At the Fe 's Wheel Fun Zone -Balboa ,-----TR • A.T---_.., ··rhe folks ack HOme to a . • ' . ROBERTS ORTRAIT .. . .. .of ou , .. 1.00 -· .. -SPECIAL • • • • I " · Ne APlPOINTJDQIT NllClllSA&Y ...... h ' .. Allo ... Roberts . ., -.w :M&DC -•ca I • ... -• a •au • ... .. llOlll .. M• wha1* . . ' u .............. ... ~ }~ .. • --- I