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CIA .,, I SA . • I
StJU i;un. 'lbere lleE!JIS
to be some sad-faced,
moaning folks down Balboa.-
way, over tickets foc park-
ing. You see there Is a 20-
mlmrte zone now In the busi-
ness district and the police,
trying to be impartial, have
, been doing a bit of tagging,
whether merchant or cus-
tomer or just autoist. You
can't get a haircut in 20 min-. utes; you can't buy a dress
oc gr<p!ries in a third of an
hour; you just can't do much
gossiping-at all. The old,
easy way seems to be flit-
ting; us old-timers, in a
hurry, seem to have a brok-
en nose when \Ve leave the
car in a green or yellO\V o r
red zone. and come back to
find a tag staring us in the
face.
Police Chief Hodg kinson
says there is always the t parking lot-no cost except
weekends, which brings up a
nice point: Why not enl arge
or improve the hidden sign?
Why not let the ci ty spend a
few of the quarters for a
good Neon sign? Herb Ken-
ny and Harry Welch say
meters are the answer: store
k~rs are dubious over
" that, but It looks like the me-
ters will come. and as one
Santa Anan said: "We crab-
bed about them· before they
went In; now we wouldn't do
without." The merchants
~_)benefit and it will end
~ble discrimination and
a nf~kle an hciur is not bad.
I Understand the council is all
t · eet to' give the money ex-
tractol"S' .a trial this coming
winter.
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Costa Mesa.' Annexation
or incorporation seems to
have suddenly become a live
Issue at Costa Mesa. Sug-
gestion made by the Mesa
, Jlllper for selection of a quali-
1 fled person to work on the
project, appears to be bear-
ing fruit, because a number
ot Influential citizens are dis-
cussing the subject of funds
for such a ·survey. Annexa-
tion to 17th ·street appears
also to have stirred consider-
~le talk, and the concluding
paragraph in the Mesa pa-
per's editorial says: "One
thing is apparent -we, as
men and citizens, owe to our
beloved community to give
our returning boys and fu-
ture generations, something
lll1 which they can build a
greater and, better Costa
Mesa.''
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I A. J. Cruickshank. Death
of this beloved citizen and
banker seems really to be
the end of an era when
Santa Ana and Orange
P.JU"ty were young. He was
1'JW8Y5 a friend of Newport
Harbor and his two best
friends here were Lew Wal-
lace and Al. Rousselle. In
J,906 Lew went by S. P. to P.>e county seat to see "A.J ."
ilbout the possibilities of a Jxuik here. He favored it, de-
iplte the fact that he ran the
first National, then located
~here the Owl· Drug store is
~y. Of the old school of
tlemen, Mr. Cruickshank
the friend of hundreds,
, thousands, who needed
financial help.
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'. EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA,_ WEST NEWPORT. SEA SHORE COLO. UDO ISLE, NEw,PORT HEICH~ BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL M COSTA MF.5A
' N&WPOIST ll&ACB, O.&LD'OIUIUi 'n!UD.t..Y, TI1LY 11. lNll
Milk Shortage SeriOus In· Harbor rea
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'Sea King', New Tuna Clipper
1Costing Over Sl00,000,
Seeks Albacore Off Astoria
Dan:ell King Waves Farewell from 'Valencia'
As They Pass in Bay; Baby Tuna Clipper
Has Range of 7000 Miles
Its 200 h.p. diesel purring, Da rrell King's brand new tuna
clipper, "Sea King" took to sea late Thursday afternoon,
bound for three months albacore fishing out of Astoria, Ore.
1 Following a sea trial t o San Diego earlier in the week which
established her well-loaded speed at 9.8 knots, the 65-foot
I beauty, built locally, costing the sportsfisberman more than
$ 1 0 0 · 0 0 0, was pronounced a urlllary tor llght.o and gall•y box.
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ready for service. She has a crutalng radiu!t ot 7000
King was not on shore to send mJie1.
the baby tuna clipper out , but en-After her first three months ln
j g a g ed in a w blatle d u el from hi& Oregon w a ters, the Sea King will
Valencia &9 It paaaed her coming ntum here, and then fish south
up the channel. D~ll wu re-for tuna. Jt ts expected, probably
placing Sam Cordiero. the Valencia clearing out of San Diego. She will
Cut Milk Supply mQrrow
As Shortage Gro s Serious;
No Allotment for Visitors
Milk Due for l 7r Cut, Half a d Half 103 ; Sup-
plies Se,nt El Paso, San ancisco and San ,
Diego; New Customers crutinized
A serious ·milk shortage exists not nly in Orange county,
and M11cicularly along the coast ,but i going to get worse be-
ginning tomorrow, it was agreed by e managers of Arden
Farms branch in Santa Ana a nd Adoh Farms in Long Beach.
As of August l , the a lready short su ly will be cut anothe r
1 per cent in milk and the 50-50 bran of half cream is to be
cut another 10 per cent. .-.--+--------~
. ~ Miik to El Paso Reports of mobbing the milk T b t ' l 1 · · e ire coa8 a region 1s suf-
man in Balboa by angry house· ferin g , d not alone Balboa Is-
THE SEA KL"'IG, Danell Kine'• new 1100,000 lone range baby tuna
clipper he jttst completed, getting undt'.lr way for • trip up the oout
to fl.ah alba.core out of Astoria. Ore. The beauttful &·root.er, dJe.el.
powered, dMlcned and bnllt here, left Thunday for a thttie months
expedition. Foltowtnr that. Kinr Wd she would be ,worked la the
tuna trade, fhhJnJ a.a f&r MUlb a.a Soutb America.
lkipper, who was putting to sea a.a probably fiah south to Panama.
a member of the crew of the proud Galapagoe, and even Peru. Her
wlves are not exaggerated, because, land, i . was poi.hted out, even
as S. V. Perkins, Arden manag er 1 ougb nee September 1944 12,000
in Santa Ana said. not enough milk quar~ f milk have left the Loe
bas been allowed tor tbe beaches Angeles watershed every other day
to anywhere near take care of the f or the army cantonment at El
.JOHN IA1JU11rlZ summer influx of people. When Paso, xas, by R S. Holcomb,
Stace, radio ...._ ac::rMlll actor realdenta of other inland cities manage of the Long Beach branch wbo,..m ad u tWter of ciere· close up their homes and come to of Ado F'l1.rms.
-PboLO by K~rtl Rlh'b<-oo'k
Gas Explosion Blows Woman
Into Bay; HLtsband Dives· in,
Clothes Afire; Boat Sinks
I new cUpper. Designed by A. J . home port, however, will still be
Ghiloni Of the Central Design Newport.
Agency here, the St a King la con-eon.tdered a good omen by the
stdered a be.by be.by-clipper. be-Swedea and Norwegian.a aboard
cause an 85-tooter la a em&ll clip-wu the fact that the cook, Al
per. yet ehe la only ~ feet, the Alexander delayed the aa.lllng t or
sm&lle11t all-brine tuna boat built. some 10 to 12 hours because Of a
She was just under a year In con-strep throat. He took pentcillln
struction , having been started laat aboUI all day, and finally got
Augmt 10 at the Peyton Boat aboard late in the a.ttemoon.
~ at Ince t.Ud•c 'beulty stay at the beach. the milk al-He g e two factors whlcb enter
coat.& ... di.tac exhlbllUon lottment which they had at home into the shortage. One 1a the War
8undaJ" ..,_.D • M Diie Fml. wu not shifted bere, to take care Food A lnlstratlon allocation of
Zone .. Bal._.. 9P0•ored by of several thousand.a or summer a ce amount of milk for tbe-
,S::un=ta,,na,,,__,,LDl=lio,,•:...!°"-=------' residents. armed ~ea, which I.a a static amount. What I.a left, goes to
civtllana Aa San ~clcso had not
Regatta and Bathing Beauty §:i~ :~:~J1 ~ ~i yard on Cout HJgh~. From Nrwport Harbor were
Equipment Alu.ander and Sam Cordiero; from
Atop the beauUtuJ boat la tlle San Pedro were Eugene and Jolln
captain's and navigator' a quartera L&rten ; from San Diego were Carl
ln the pilot h<>U8e. apace for lrix Ertclulen, Han• H•n!U!D and Mac.-
berths below oo the main dk;k, b6-Pb&U u membeTS of the crew.
aldt a galley, bath, etc. A.ft la &n Menibera of their families and
all-wood bait tank and flab tank trienda waved Sood-bye, wflile flah-
wtth a 70-ton caps.city. All-brine ermen ud · residents alool' both
refrtgeraUon equipment la ·provided aldee of the channel were attracted
throughout. .. by the tooting of the two KJng
Contest Set for Next . Sunday ~],§:~~~;;·;;
Charles Crosley, owner of the
Four boata ~ damaged In the Va Leta, a fiah1.ng boat whicb l&llk
spectacular fire whlCh followed the early Friday mOmtng following a.n
exploalon on the Charles Crosley expl011on and tire which blew blm
boat, moored <1t Dant'• Marine through the cabin and ignited hi.I
Ways. Be-'d• the Va Leta, owned I clothing. The blaat lifted lLra.
by Crosley, which waa almoet com-Croeley from tbt alter deck u
pletely de.troyed ilnd .. nk, the ahe wu alping the crew liat and
derelict Dixie Ann., a 23-footer tbrt:w her into the deep part of
moored on one aide, waa burned the channel at the Dant'• Marine
<1nd sunk, and Mar-Lue, owned by Waya.
Clarence Whiting, moored on the I Croeley, hJa face badly bumed
other aide, badly burned, and the and bruiftd about bia arm.8 and
Scamp, owned by F. W. Berry, legs, awam over to hla wife, a.ad
paint bllatered. with the a.Id of llJ'. and Mra. Cla.r-
"I am lucky that I kep.t con-ence WhiUng, got her up on to the
ectousnem or both of us might wharf. Both her ankle bonea were
have been drowned," remarked brokm, tt wu later diecovered.
Higgins May
Locate Plant
At Harbor
Croeley sa.ld that be bad gone
down to the charter boat at about
5 :45 a. m. t o prepare for a char·
ter trip to Catalina. He bad pump--
ed out the bilge and algned the
crew list, then went back Into the
cabin while hi.a wlfe went att to
sign the Uat. A.a soon a.a she turned
the starter, a blinding fla.ah and u -
plol'rion blew bim clear through the
ca bin.
Clothe• Afln:.
His clothes afire. Croaley jumped
into the water, and when he came
up . he said later that be tint
looked tor bis wife. She wu alao
In the water, but could not swim.
He threw her a line, and then swam
with her' to the end of the sb.ort
wharf.
Darrell spared no eX'peaee ln boat. u they pa.ued, and waved
equipping her. A.n elaborate ahlp-a good trip to the flilbermen.
WiU Recognize
Every Skipper
Finishing Race
to--.hore radio wu lnnalled by WhDe the wtnner at the "Flight
Burt Norton, a.t.o a direction ftnd-AGED MAN INJURED of the Snowbl.rda" wW be awarded
tr and a talbom~ter wu included. Juatia Eneltul Patterson. 89, of the Governor'• Trophy by Governor
Pumpe and macntnery equal that Cout Highway, Newport Beach Earf W&rn!ll b..b:uelf Immediately
on larger cllppen, Stand-by pumps wu treated at Newport Emergency alter the race next Sunday, every
and motors give the crew duplicate Hoeplta.J Saturday D.Jgbt after hl.8 skfpper nn1m1ng the race wtl1 be
equipment to fall back on. car collided with ¬.her driven by recognized lat.er, it wu .tated yee-
Bfflde the 200 h.p. Lorri.mer Delmer Koonce, 49, on Santa Alla terday.
dluel ahe bu two 30 h.p. Lorrlmer av.euue, in Colta Meaa. it wu re-All other tJupble9 will be pre-
generaton an.d one 2~ k.w. Witte• port.ea by the sheriff'• office. sented an the 8anday following
PENCILL~D PERSONALITIES the race •. but aqwctai ektpper b&dgee
will be malled cont,.,.nt. f1nJah..
lng, 80 that they wm receive them
By ]ACK LINDSLEY, Cowboy Artist
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a day or ID after the race, accord-
ing to word from the committee.
Dr. Albert SoBand at the U , S.
Navy who pre9tllted the perpetual
... :tJ trophy for the fllgbt ten years
'"m ago wru malr:e the preeentatlon of J Bards on It. tenth anniverary.
He will be aided bJr membe.n ot the
committee, which included Walter
, ' ' K Lewi8, gaiual chairman; Of-
~'~ : flcial Starter, Gcwemor Earl War-
"-ren: Capt. J . A.. Beek. James M. ~~~ Web8ter, Ownrnoclnn Donald
' Kemp, P'red Brewer, Richard Fen-
ton, Rear Commodore Everett Mor-
rla. Shirley ~ »e.rve, Leon E .
A pOss tblltty that one unit, a"t
least of the gigantic Andrew Hlg·
gins Industries would be located
around the Newport harbor was
&een by Wade E. Miller and Char·
lea E. Dayton, aaaociate11 in the
Aircraft Tool company ot South
Gate wbo b&ve been appointed
representatives or the Hlggin8
Pleasure Craft ot caJifornla..
Whiting, also blown from hlll
bertb on the Mar-Lue alongside, ~ ' by the force of the exploaion, got
He8eman,. Ira P. FulmOI', Weeton
-'"" Jay. Stuart Cnnctlff, Dr. Albert .. ,, Solhmd.. ond 'udp of the Coun!e,
Vice Commodoft Henry B Grandin
Called by long distance phone
thls morning, Dayton -.id he
thought the area ls being gtveo
very t~vorable consideration u a
silte for manufacture of one of the
many items In the New Orleans
ab.lpbuilder's post-w~ program.
The lea.at ot these ta a small fl.ah-
lng boe.t costing about $89 ; a 26-
toot boat, normally priced at U500
would be built by Higgins in his
aseembly-llne method for which be
is famous at about $2500.
Surveyed Area
on deck to tin"d 1.be Croeley bo&t •• Usttng aga.tnat bis. Be and Mrs.
Whiting helped get the Croalt y1 -
out or the water, then trled t o
back their Mar?Lue away from
the bluing Va Leta.
Police reached the acene almoat
immediately, tt WM· atated. A call
waa put tn for the flre department.
and they ln turn,. called the coast
guard. I
Mi's. Whiting put her two chil-
dren aboard the Scamp, moored on
the o pposite -5.de of1 the wbart'.
while she and ber huablnd tried
to free th~lr own boaL Tbet Crollley
boat WU liatlng ~ It, and
(Continued 1cn Pap • J
Tbeee are but a few of lbe ttema
Higgins plam to manufacture,
-"'11 In thla area. Dayton said
that George Rappeleyes. vice preel-
dent. had just completed a ourvey Costa M..ba Vet.,
of territory fl'Om San Diego to ~ ::u~, ~ ~=m~..!.: Bataan Survivor, ~~ D-plactlc--.s-Buys $ooq@ Bonds
ed J>l:rWood -ts. -tnllen. a . new hellcOpter, and utenolon o1 A nal piatrlot, capt. Ba1iort 8.
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Mesa Man
Nazi Flag
Saata Ana
Sends
to
Jaysee
eon ot Mr.
Baird sr.. 1903
l'fc. Herbert Baird.
and Kn: HerlM!rt
Santa Ana .,.eoue.,
huge nazl flag" to 8a.Dta
con~·· coDectkm. of
Taken at Kunich.
bu added a
Ana Junior
war trophies.
Balrdounnloed
8e!"Ved u a
bl&" paradeo and
that It prolJalJZ)' bad
backdrop far....,.
p&rty cel-
91>1der-llke In • white
oymbollc-..-
red ~
. Sprawled
clrcle la· the _ ... a dull
.Junior col·
• and blCh rec-
Lea..iq-Ana
lep wH.b. • di .....
onlo 0(--
lHl,Balrdwl""
-tin
.a•lce..
'Bick
d World; Home his ~· plant ai....i:r IClllo Of 201 w-.. .........
llltabll""'d I In Santa Vonk1 Tbl Oollta Mw. wbo ... t t.brouab tbe I I
moR 11UJ7 put ot tbe "''•• 7 1 to Deatb Man:b ttam Bat•en ~ IAWWWWCE &1'Df, ..,. 91 alt u.. A••'M"f _...1a .... 1 n ~at a Ji ..,. far Kr . ....t
be located ID Uda ana would bl •m.uoq "wqiaam t"£ qlno.ap PMn =:s· &. _. o...1-., .. ._ ..._ _. D1 ta 'i 0... -. Ka n.. It, 1J
tbe •••atvture o1..anboat&bUDCWuda.11•to11111acw1. _. .. _, ' ... -..,. ... ..._ c1 trna • ••'''~' ... et -...._.D a a .,Olllta ,_ __ a1016foot-lbo"pt8011U1Cbol'blo.,_i.y 1o-,-I _._.._,_.r.p ,_
to a O&-toat oMnn ballt ,adlt. u.t ht! ... lrted ~ ..... ... D-..1!-s......z ..... I •n-IJ a a .,
,,,. alleroft puta -p&7 o1.-lo ---_. • ._ a.wb -I
-t11at t11o do<I-i. -....... capt. -•-ol 12 ,_.. I 1 °'" ...._ .. ... ~ tM tw•-'p'd UICI. If ta * an17, wbo • a ....... at rw L&w1epoe B. mw.. Wt.-~ WM 1*a la ....,.wl....J. tu 5
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lfwjGit_';.._111.0.-- -jlad lou lad It lo Ille -• ~ fw tM ~If.. D"mt --a ' Sia.__ -:-:-::::~,'~a :J:=r!'-"::':,--·-t =;;a,.::.-; •,•:..• ir 'rt ~~ :••ar0 ~ ~= ... ;••~-.
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tom.en re strictly .cruttnlr;ed on
A Balboa. Bathing Beauty Con-thiB : first for alck., and the.n
test!
A special diving conteat and
paddleboard ballet bave been added
ae a special attracUon Of the day,
a docto certificate coWltersigD.ed
by ftle lty health department La
required second, for be.hies, and
third, t fa.miliea .with children.
replete with movie penonalltlea , •peaking for Arden
and excitement galore. th1a area pointed out
Tbe Fun. Zon¢ at Balboa. has been that res dents here are 1a an ex-
aelected to hold the Suntan& Bath· tremely diadvantageoua position
ing Beauty C.Onteet nen Sunday,
Auguat .5----the day of the F1lght --,--c-l_tln_u_ed_on __ Pa_J_•_•_i __
of the Snowbirds at the harbor.
One Of the moat colorful events
in any weait cout harbor ts the an-
nual flight, which brlnga together
more than 100 small sailing vess~ls
of the ea.me cl&.88 ln a race of
younptere. Thia year the exciting
event bu been eel on the same
day that Suntana Lotion Co. set tor
Its Southern C&lifornia beauty pa-
rade at the popular fun zone on the
bay. •
Adding to the excitement ot ex-
pected thousands will be the ap-
pearance of John L&urenz, movie
actor to act aa maater-of-ceme-
monles and introduce movie per-
sonalitieti in the' event. A commit-
tee of three, Including Herb Kenny,
Balboa Post.ma.atu.; M.iu Dorothy
Preble, director of the Preble
School tor Models I~ Holt)iwood,
and Al Joyce, Balboa correspondent
tor the News-Times and well-
known flgur'e theve, will act u
judges for the contest.
Three Cupe
'I}lree cups will be offered for
cond and third prizes for
t beautiful girl• entered.
1 also be interviewed by a
Broe. Studio caating'4Sirec-
ter from the Suntana com-
firat, ee
the moe
They wil
Warner
tor. a let
pany ex plained. ·
To en ter the contest the com-
ked that girls send in their pany u
picturea in care of the Fun Zone,
at once, so that they~ can
selection. Include name and
Balboa,
makea
addreMJ. W inners will be notltted
committee, their letter ex.-by the
plains.
John
radio •
Laure~ stage. screeq and
tar who baa just ftnillbed
role ta .. Walk In the Sun"
dwyn, will be one ot the
attraction.a. He will preeent
a !XU!Jor
for Got
feature
the cupo
Firs Fatal
Ace dent at
So h Coast •
work
ploye o
Saturda
built at
Robert
t fatal accident slnce war
rted, occurred to an em-
a Wilmington firm lut
oo a Navy ahip being
e South Coe.at Co., wben
tuckert, 23, with an bon-
y discharge, was In· orable
11tantly UIW when his bead in a
manner unknown, became eo·
tangled In the main electrical
•witch p el on. the veesel.
Stuck wu employed by the
Osborn . Of Banning street, Wil·
d wu aent here by that
lo work on the craft.
held the sub-contract
portion Of the electric&!
m the South Coast Co.
Howe, president of the
, said l.nvesttgatioo of
ent failed to determine
just ho it happened, as Stuckert
wae not working near the switch
panel, d other employes did not
witness e affair and were un-
aware t It until they smelled
burning ha.Ir and found. Stuckert
Mumped over the panel, which car-
ried 44 Volta.
I quest Unneee.ary
The cldent occurred at 3:30
Saturda atte.moon. Tbe body wu
to the Baltz Mortuary at
l JQ.r, where the cor ..
oner's o ice, atter an "•m'nation,
~ed an inquest wu unnece~
Wes t Mesa Oil
rests Active
. oary. addr.e ..... 8291!, vi&
Inte
Wanda, Orth Loag !Beach, where
he rat with hl8 wUe, Kary
Ellen. ed 18.
Hll h lo In -to wber& on activity In the ea.ta llaa bla: l"flllide and tbe rem•lu
partlcularly In the -Ana will be ohlpped u.nl ~y.
buln. wu reported IDcreee'ng wbe:re1 wW be beld. 0.-
area,
rtrtt
w.k. Dlllllap caru. No. 1 lo ceoNd muriod a1>o111 a YMr
pine 1211 barftlo dally frcmi .... the ~ -to Len&' noo toot mu; veco0 Ban· :e.cb. ....... tm .,.,_a. ....
0. • lo rll&'la&' pmip wltll --.... from tile
Of -In IM.tq> .... ; 4rm)' -~-Be -bona
No. T bu -. reconllJ' la callf,
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Active
Member
of
Our Beach Recreational Areas
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• (Los Angeles Times)
With the legislation enacted at the last session or the Leg·
lslature, California now is afforded a complete program for
the acquisition. development, maintenance and restoration or
ocean beaches for recreational areas.
The legislative program which was advocated by the
Shoreline Planning Association of California is characterized
by its officials ·as the most important legislation in this field
that has been enacted in the history or the State. The legis-
lation is covered in five Assembly bills and a Senate resolu·
ti on.
The State Park Commission is designated as the State
agency to supervise. and charged with the acquisition, devel·
opment, maintenance and protection or ocean beaches for
public recreational purposes. No acquisition or development
shall be accomplished in any county that has not adopted a
master plan or beaches nor shall any money be expended un·
Jess such sums are matched by like or greater amounts from
sources other than the State. Within the discretion or the
commission each city or county may contribute publicly
owned beaches within its limits instead or match!Qg state
money with cash.
Boards of Supervisors are given authority to construct
works for the prevention of beach erosion or the restoration
of beaches within the incorporated, as well as the unincor-
porated areas or the county. Such work may be performed
al_ong any portion or the ocean front regarrlless of ownership
of the adjacent land but the consent of the governing body of
such incorporated area must first be obtained.
Where land not exceeding 300 feet in width intervenes be-
tween the highway and the high tide line. it may be acquired
by the State Highway Department. IC such land is not re-
quired wholly for highway use. it may be transferred to the
control of the State Park Commission. These provisions,
which are not mandatory and under which oil, i:aiJroad and
shipping rights are protected by suitable reservations. pro-
vide the means of eliminating objectionable shacks and hot
dog stands between the highway and the ocean.
For acquisition of beach frontage $10,000,000 is appro-
priated and thiS must be matched on a 50-50 basis by funds
Crom other sources. An appropriation of $100,000 from the
State beach fund is allocated to the Department of Natural
Resources to be expended during the next two years for the
preparation of plans for a postwar program consisting of,
but not limited to, surveys, mapping, constructions, develol>"
ments or erosion control of State beaches. The State Park
Commission is required to adopt a State-wide master plan
based on the various county master plans.
A committee of five Senators is authorized to investigate
the need of ocean beach acquisition and development along
the entire coast line of the State and to report its findings at
the next session of the Legislature.
I CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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HORIZONTAL
1 Cleanhla ute.n.u
t Soc lal cla11
~Possessive
pronoun
12To be mi.-
taken
13 WinJ:lik•
14 Born
\S Golfer"•
mound
16 East lnd:lan
perennial
17 Larae COY·
ered vehicle
18 To COllt.end
20 Force ot
men (coll)
t2 Remotd7
24 Dance 1t.ep
25 AA:tual bein1
28 a.tck be«tle
2" Shallow
vessel
30 Clocltln1
device
31 Addition to
legtslative
bill
33 To for&ive
34To bappm
3S River ill.and
36 Tibetan
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l8 College
oftlcl&l
39 Nahoor -40 Jarcon
41 Trials
'3 To sup
44A number
ti! Fortlfted
place
.. Doctrme
51 Ff!IDlnlne
"'°"""" 5JGum ruin u Prentlu
Brown•• ••ency OnJUab)
54 Abstract
beinS
MSucclnct
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plw•1ant.1
VE&TICAL
1 Encountered
2 NaUve metal
I 'l'boae who
m!sttpresent
4: Anxiet;y
&Wins
IChln-
VHHl
T Groups ot
three
8 Watches
9 lnqulry
IO Afternoon
porty
11 Japanese
coin
111 Ptefts: not
21 To appear
22 Paid. noUce
23 Power
24 Equ•lit;:r
28 Sure{eal
thread
%1 Comparative
endinl
29 Throu&b
30 Encountered
S2 Sand hill
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10 II
:n
33 Inlet
34 Hypothetical
force
3.5 Repl.J
37 Near
!9 Pilfered
40 Srrnbol for
calcium
"2 Let It stand
<43 Great Lak•
44 Deftn.ite
article
'-' Protuber ..
ance •
47 Printer' 1
measure Cpl}
49 Secret agent
50 Girl's name
Thank News-Times
For Help on
State Park BilJ
Santa Ana Fur
Store Impressive While the machinery has thus been set up for carrying
out a comprehensive beach p,{,gram, it is not automatic. Ac· tion must be taken, both by organizations and individuals, to sphere era. But such seems to be the case. S&nta Ana gained one of the
urge the proper authorities to avail themselves of the powers A ray of light was turned olf this interesting but slightly moot lmpre .. ive •tore• in the coun-ty when the Sant& Ana F\lr Store
which are granted by this legislation. There is need for re-staggering probability a few days ago when Dr. Henry Nor-w ... re-opened with m&ny new re·
cognition of the responsibility of the State in the development ris Russell, the celebrated Princeton astronomer, reported flnementa l""t week on North
of the over-all program and in engineering on a State-,vide that recent discoveries indicate that life still exists on Mars, Broadway. New obow windows, di,,.
th
lay a.rrangementa inalde. and
basis as well as a co-operative spirit in the adoption and unifi· and at Venus may be slowly getting ready to welcome life atock ot merch&nd'-'• made the
cation of definite programs. In Santa Monica Bay, for ex-when The Earth, in some far distant future day, ceases to be store a atandout, aa an ol>oerver
ample, not less than three such programs have been provided fit for human habitation. expreaaed it. L • D The-ta~~·-~~
by the Regional Planning Commission, the Los Angeles City en more startling, Dr. Russell reported it is now rea-enlarged tta cold otorage depart-
Engineer's office and the General Citizens Committee. sonable to suppose there is l!fe, like that oo earth, in some ment to care for increued capa<lty.
The recent hearings here of the Congressional Rivers and distant ~of the universe outside the solar system. Though ,
Harbors subcommittee emphasized the magnitude of the the conditions for human habitation are fairly stringent, Just to Complete
problem confronted in preserving our beaches which are not there may be thousands or more of habitable worlds among The Record'
only of State but of national recreational importance. Dur· the many millions of remoter stars, according to the Prince-
ing recent years the beaches of California have been increas-ton scientist. Balboa Fire Hall reported Satur-
lngly contaminated by oil. polluted by sewage and destroyed Man's study of the universe d\varfs his own stature ro se-!:~ ~!\:::".~:~:'.:';"~~·e~~
by erosion. Legislation which was enacted in 1943 created verely that even 1be Big Three-Truman, Churchill and Sta· in corona d•l Mar. No parklng
the office of State Beech Erosion Control Engineer and It is lin-must feey puny lndee_d when they seek to delve into the ""'" "'"° taken.
gratifying to note that the newly appointed executive, Col mysterious worlds that revolve around stars that not even -n!~;,., W.::~';!,:' ~u1ik8i!';,
E C. Kelton, is already at work in his position. the astronomers, with all their amazing Instruments, can yet ptld s20 tine.
Good Hearing
is Good · living
'I rm_ eorr&a in silence when
l' V a hearing aid can bring
back the full enjoyment of
living?
ManY tho•wand• have !omd
DB"! happi.nees ••• new livee of
1-ful.-by wearing the Zenith
R ad ionic Heariu1 Aid. Join
them I
Come in today for •fret dem-
onstration. No OD& will pr.-
you to buy.
~ RADIONIC HIARING AID
PlllH SHIP••T %111mf lO•G UPI
.....,.. NO l.A1JRlll .MJ llC8YSN Our beaches with their matchless combination of the surf, pereelve. Pl!rbaps we bad better just try to work out a suit-WIDJ&m Newell, ctted on July e
' sand and sun constitute the greatest recreational area in the able, amiable living arrangement for the United Nations firzt ~g in boat July
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world and the greatest n=eational asset to the sti!te. rr we end take up this stratosphere problem after -bave en-J .. 11. Cunningham. cited July 2 GUNDERSON
treuure them as we should, we shall spare no effort to pre-joyed a few hundred yeen ot peace oo this, our Earth. !or opeed In boaL CUe &mtPH<l DRUG CO.
.erve them for the perpetual enjoyment of our people. John Lew, cmo at U>e ,sr-t..t :117 Mala St.," BaBww,
I • Before y Oii B•lld or Remodel ' =~;f all um.. lnnDt.ecl the ~-_.!fto~o~•!.e ~516~--
0ne Earth, But Many Worlds
From the standpoint of astrooomy, the late Wendell Wlll-
Jde's famous book, "One World", was badly titled. regardless
ol any differences statesmen and students of international af-
fairs have had on the subject. For discoveri!!s which bave
' been made by astronomical authorities In the last few yean
Strongly indicate that while it is correct to refer to our planet
u 'l'be F.arth, it is probably very incorrect to assume that it .... •
la the only world inhabited by the human race. Olis • •
It may be somewhat disheartening, while we are stl11 n \
ltl'llllllng with the problem.of how to live 'at peace in our 1 ••1 ·,. 1
Qne-World-the only one we know much about-to bave LUNUM .,_.. W ...a
......... dllCoYer that there may be tboul!andl ol ~ bab-~ ... .,. • V'll)'9 .... ...
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Deoti1t •
22021' W. Central, Ph. 1480
NEWPORT BEACH
DR.CARTER
Metascientist
DRUGLESS HEALING
1860 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
ATl'OBIO:Y!I AT LAW
LEROY P. ANDERSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Co.ta Mesa Sank Building
Phone 428
eo.ta Mesa C1llf0Mla
A00ountant
J. S. WHYTE
PUBLIO ACCOUNTANT
INCOME TAX OON81JLTANT
Adml\led '° ~ bF \M U. I. 'l'NUllr7 Dept.
BM. PIL. •"1JOM 18'7-a. otno.: rtM
Jfatl. Bulk BlcU'-SUI\& AD&. PIL. SSll
... 18 •'l'AJO'I'
Armand Monaco
AB(JH fi'MJ.r
81' W. Bay Ave., JWbM. N_.nu
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Howard W. Gerri1h
11 & lllv.GSONll, 1LD
'ordon M.Grundy,M.D.
· Phyaldan and 84Jroeon
N inth and Central Ave.
ffloe H,.._: 10..12 a.m.; 3-5 p.m.
TelephOfta 37 '
I Conrad Richter, M.D.
Phy&lclaa and Surgeo11
I 1%0 E. 18Ui St.
.' Cloata Meea
tlfOUr"a: 10..12 a.m. and 3-5 p.m.
Phonea-Office 133t Rea. 74-
DR. G. E. TOHILL
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
220I C;<>-at Blvd., Nl!WPOrt 15uc1w -Phon•-Offlce 286-W Res. 28f-A
If No AnllWllr Call l'ffwport &
Gerald Rau.a, M.D.
2830 Wat Centrat Ave.
Newport Beach
Ph. 10U-·No An.wor caJI 301 .. M
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81' BaJ Ave., JWbM.
Newf8l'* ln&
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LICEN&l:O LANO •URVl:YOR I 317 W. Central A-uo
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Coamaalty Co-Operation . Behl"-.
S1ccesl of , Corona . del Mat Park;
, ••allded by Chamber of Commerce -.!_,~ --r-~~ to •-th<> 11a1e in to~ anytblllr be done th• 0>roa.a ~ ~on 1 at Corona de1 del Kar Ctvtc aaoctatioD. ab.oUld
Mar were .....-, thanka to the act and decide U the people at Cor-
ettol'ta ud help of a tot Of people ~ 4el Kar wanted the at.ate to
.._. in tbe harbor area and othera &id.
all onr tbo otate. •At thla meettnr """ Brade11
Tiie plan for OU.te help wu FID:h, Ralph P . Kultoy, Bubb&rd
lllltlated l!l i;>ecember Jut, at a c. Bowe, Kn. Katherine Burton,
m-..r ot " rn>UP ot rep.-i-Warrell Jiotcber, Gerold Rltcbl•>
' latln dtll&I oppolnted by the Kra G L. ~o, lln. B. Z. Kc·
cbamber ot commerce· At_ thla Kinney, c. x-i. Balti, A. B. Rouar
~ It waa Sllgul<d that be-aelle, J. L. stetfenoen, Kn. Wini-.-------------. White House
Cafe-·
Jaternatlon&I ean..ster
TSUOK!I AND TB&CTOBll
l'ABM'. EQUIPMENT
M. Eltiste & Co., Inc.
"7:1:.&tll Ph. 11!00 SaataADa au No. L.A. 8L. I'll. utl A•eWm
• Asphalt PsWig
• Concrete Cutting
• F.qulpment Rentals
John C. Blystone
General Contractor
511 E. Third Santa Anr.
Tel 1704
~ Barbre, Grerory Gorby, Kay~
Cyan Ball, l!:arl W. Stanley, A. J .
Twt.t, A. J . Bowen, Col. F . C.
Venn, W. T. Jetterwon. Harold L
Allen, E!1 Cll&p-L. L. Iabell
and Dr. Norman Peue. • Followinl' th1I p.thertng the ~
rona del W.r Civ!c &NOCiaUoa met.
Harry c . We&tover, pretddent. WU
unable to attend but uked Bra.de.a.
Finch to prea!de. · J . L. Stetfenaen
acted u eec.r etary. ThU meeting
unanimou1ly decided to uk tbe
Newport Harbor Chamber of Com-
merce to take the lead in inviting
state help.
A survey of the .eituation wa•
made by a sub-comm lttee and Hon.
Clyde W&tl!JIOfl waa s.sked to Intro-I
duce a bill calling for the purchase
of frontage in the a.mount of $200.-f
000. The city agr~ to cooperate
by using the area already owned
by the city. as matching for the
state's purchases.
W ith the aignJng of the bill by
the Governor, the State Park Com·
mission now bas available a surn !
ot S200,000 with whicb to make
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such purchases as the comml.&sion
feels will best fit into a progTam
suited to the area. What ana.s or
lands the Commission acquires ~.-ill
be added to the areas already pub·
~:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:~~~ Jicly owned In order to create the = atate park.
• The local community owes a vote
of thanks to all thoee, and they ,
Rambfin~
'Rdund -
Y Qur Frien4s & Mine
Kn. Frd Newcomb, 1512 Ocean
l'ront, hu jult returned home tiom
two ·weeb Jn St. Joeepb bOlpltal
where she ua.denVent an apen-
dectomy. Mr. and .Mrs. Newcomb
ha•e purcbued a residence at 117
Uttle Main atreet, Orange, and
~.~-,_to._. move the ftrst Of Sept.em •
. Newcomb'• mother, Mn.
Gercelon of Santa Ana, wlll
th them unUl tbey are aeWed.
Ce will leave for the eaat.
. Irtne Stanloy Kon1o cl
celes i. ax nding two weetu
e home of her mother, 14.ra.
Stanley, 1629 We.t Central
IU •'"'alt a mb.ame ·to tell tb.W --:::;;jjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii-t;o;1iiiii;o;;;;;1iiiii;;;;j;;;;ijiijj;:--
one became lb about a brand new
aui,.,l'fber. IA& week be bad hlo
car, -cl Ille ddlnltely pluto-•
ratlc ftl'lotJ', all --and llhlned up, then hltclied the traller
to It &!Id llroalbt a load to the
beach. •tunta7 L m •. while drtv,.
tng dowll Central aYenue the trailer
bit.ell k--M and , the load ot
Jum.bl!lr cn"'4d forw,ard -and lkiD·
ned ..... ~ -of th& paint. That
nlg!lt the N . s. tired and weary,
went down .ta1n to cover the P. C
with c:&11-to protect It .from the
salt apny. Next ' morning hla
daugllter • ID • Jaw Jaurbed, an d JauPed and laugbed. He bad care.
llllJy covered ber UWe car, and
the blr cme wu atandlng all damp
and lltldr:y. • • •
Th.18 ta about another wbecrtber,
not 10 new. Last week hla, divorce
became final and on the evening of.
the fateful day hie ex-wile invited
him out tor a steak dinner as a
farewell party and paid !or the
dinner bereelt. Modem and aen·
aibfe: what la the \i• of holding a
grudge becau9e two people can't
get along. • • •
B eat story along tbia line Is
a bout the bride who took he r sec-
ond buatia.nd'• first wtte'a children
along on her third honeymoon.
Just to make it m ore complicated
the br1de'a eecond hw!lbe.nd'a first
wife's children were thlrd cousios
of the buSband who got tbe steak
dinner, and that makes tbe two
women .. shirttail" ooU8'ins.
• • •
~s ;.·he FLA
inakes it
Silt: NT
ll!fltGEIATIOM -
NO MOVING
PAIT$ TO WEAi
DfPENDAILf
"CONSTANT"
COLD
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were many, who helped ma.ke this ( WHAT ALBACORE FISBJNG IS REALLY LIKE wu shown In a layout of picture. W'ldch appeared
p r o g r a m possible. Particular Tueeday on the sporla page of the Los Ancelet nm H, aod reproduced here. Photos taken aboard a
thanks are due Oyde Wal80n. Sam aportaftahing boat by Al Humpllreya of .. Sootty \\'hi taker'• catch beln.1 plfed by BUI, the deck hand ...
Collins and T bomu K uchel, the Newport Beach aportaft•he rmen are fut belnc known as leaden on .tbe Southern California cout la
tegialatora In charge of the bill at ::~ :'dine sport ,and re~mUoo for Inland residen ts. The importance of thb btalneu here Sacramento, to Joe Beek, Earl 1-"'-"'-="·-""""'-.c?."'-'. _____________________________ _
In a bouae ne.artng completion
at Corona del lla.r workers were
puttfng tooi. lnslde ·and locked up
the bouae at the cloee of the week's
work. Some remark being made to
the effect that lt wasn't sa.fe to
lea.. thlnp laying around an y
mon, and the boa carpenter 18.id,
•No, Jaat week before the wtndaws
were put In., we put them insi de
tbe bou.e and then boarded up the
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FIXIT SHOP Stanley, Mrs. G. L. Andrews. SELLS FRUIT JUICE A SUPPLY of Baby's ormula in a ·
gas refrigerator is ri idly protected
Lawn Mowers sharpened by
P ower Machine
Washing Machines Repejred
GEO. DAVEY
Z11M1 Newport Blvd., Coota M-
Braden Finch and others who took
an active and ll'tttnuous part in
aiding the program which brings
another asset to Newport Harbor.
BUY WAR BONDS
"Satisfied Radio Serivce"
TUBES AND SUPPLOO
Mesa Radio & Electronics Co.
1794 Newport ~vu:d
Costa Mesa Phone Mli
YES! THERE'S A NEW DOCTOR
IN NEWPORT HARBOR!
A Different Kind of Doctor ---
A Drugless Doctor
Who Successfully Treats and
Specializes in - - -
Gland Dbonlen -MaJe and FemaJe
Proatat.e Trouble
O..tro-JnteethaaJ Condltsom
mcb Blood Preuure--Heart Trouble
Low Blood Pre99~Anemla
Kld.Dey~ and Bladder DIM>nlers
FREE CONSULTATION
Phone 11S4 for Appointment (Res. 1191
DR. E. F. BELL, D. C., Ph. C.
101 22nd Street, Newport Beach
Dome 10 to 7 Toe9daya and Frtd&ya
YOUR DREAM HOME
I The Horne You Want
May Be 4~vertised
On Today's Classifled Page
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L Under Oassification Number 47
It'• Euy to Own Your Own Home I J! you don't have ~dent money for the down pay-
~ (IOl!8Qit the Ra! Edate IAens classlflcatlm Num-
lllr 55 fOC' flnns who .will help you flnl!me your propet cy
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SCOTTY WHIT AKER. cueat ftabenaan for the day, pictorially prov--
lng bl" pro"·eu In a recent. •port.8fi.shlnr expedition on whlcb the
L A. TlmM photographer snapped several photos off Newport bar·
bor. The !%·pound albacore caught by Whitaker "'as ff"&PblcallY U-
lostnted In the ~rtes, taken on a n unnamed boat open.tine from here.
New Honor Patrol
For C. M. Troop 6;
Boys Camped Out
[ Your Friends and Mine
'-----------~ ' I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Saunders of
1 ~an Diego were v.•eek-end gue&ta a t
The new Honor Patrol tor Troop the home of Mr. and M n. Jobn
No. 6 of CO't& Mesa Boy Scouts. Vogel, 2294 Cbanoel Road. Balboa.
a group of scouts selttted each Mn. Saunders wu proprietor ot
month by a merit ayatem, baa been Katherine's Beauty Shop ln Balboa
announced. The alx boy9 who will and her hUJba.nd had the Saundeftl'
go on a short-term camp in tbe E lectrical Shop in Newport, bu t
mount&tne w ith Scoutmaster Har -he ha.a been with Cona>lldated Air-
old V. Hall Include Leonard Han. craft ln San Otego for the put
David Chambttt, Billy B iddle, four yea.re. They ue now ope.nlng
Stephen Kuaer, Don&Jd Woods and a chicken ~ancb in the border city
Stanley Young. and were QP bere buying chiclce.na,
Weekly meettq o! tbe troop wu retvmlng with .everal thouand
a camp.out oo the beach at Corona pure.hued at Villa Pvk.
del Mar wben the bop. were bolt.a Major and Mrs. Jtm Glb9on have
tq C\lb Dea. 4 of Pack IOI, eo.ta moved into an ap&rtment at 201 lfea. It wu the nnt Oftf'onipt Watmlmter avenue th1a week.
camp trip for the Cob. &Dd wu Tb-e ~ la connected with · th•
pronounced "'IJPIT'' by the guMt& penonnel depertmmt at the Banta
ThUt)'-threo Bcouta and CUhl with Ana Army Atr Duo and lo o.oe ot --r Hall wwe ID cm the 300 World War I Oyen octfn ID
tlm which was blPIJcht.ed II)' a thla war. llln. Gihloll lo with the
moonUpt owlm ID the ~ and a ~ta Ana otnce of the ¥ er-.
wteaer i.»i: around an 1m..._ Recent week-end cu-t-at the ·
camp fin. home ol Kr. and Kn. Gordon B.
FIDdlar, 111 Via Orrieto. Lido Ifie,
Kn. -°Pu9i>no and --...... Kn. l'\Ddlq'• -and hll
Donald, Pllllllp aad Gordan cl -:-.. Kr. and Kra :E. W. McAtee,
O.lil1ol, l4't a.-.,. attar ---
..... -XnL -·· -.1-haft ----· Kro. -tt N-, --Lm .....-. TIN)' f<fw ... "11' ....... .---------r.----':'::"'."'--".""----.,'-_.i.. IL I la Ke1z •1'1· -
windowm_ but eame one came along
Harold Snyder and h .. wife Aa.ve and .tole tbe boarda. ..
started the f resh f ruit ittand fa: tbe • • •
I fun zon e at Balboa. &nd mq ._ Our out-of-town newapaper just
seen busily aellinK' trffh orange got thrown. tnmde the door and
juJce and otber beverages through· what do ;poa. Udn1I: wu around it?
out the day. Snyder worked for the A aallber bald! Don't tell anyone
South Coast for the put four ye.am.. ai..t tt., but the New.Tim.ea just
Seven ti.met u muctr nlydn aa
silk wu p roduced by world fac·
torfea ln 1933.
Cot fn a few this morning and
might be persuaded to eell a few.
BUY MORE WAR BOND81 I I
P.APALMER.
LIDO ISL! PPLIWWW
W. Q m-Iasma1aeCooel<r
33~vii~ ~-
Servel's tiny "free:zifa" 11.ame is •
constant, al,ways dep able! 1~ --
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Provides perfect refrreratio~ _
for alJ foods. • -· ·
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Wl 'TH GENUINE PRE-WAR AINT!
But first come in and take a look at our fi e
Bake Ovea •• tllea you'll see why our jobs are ops!·
One~Day Service -· -Credit If D . sired .
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Cut Milk Supply Al Forglt Back
To Forget Heat
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""""""' Wini Off Dan p · t Observance of Air 1 Forces Day John Siegel, fOJHKtr Asst. City
Enginee'r, Returns . t Practice · •·-:-Tomorrow~ .ngau1 , 1 ,
'8lortage Serious Al Forglt, ermrblle eportsf1ober-
In ReCord Run a om ;
To 80at Fire: Rad_ io Ma_n Winner, A PaocLAM.&.TIPN
! mu and owner Of the Balboa ~ T' I Aqmtl,19'$
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-__. oC • ~--yone who went oo -~:. wm&A8 • -·-., ---• p1-t -.lctor
Harborites will be pleased to · I
learn that John Siegel, former as· I ch
sistant city engineer, will return · · (ClontlJwo<f ~ ..._. 1) Sport J'llhlns Fleet wbo ,......Uy
u tbe da1r1 tw<lly U.. enough eold out to Paul Lorentzen. came
milk for their ~ wtbter aw-back home with tongue bangtJ:\g
tom.en. and then the great aum-out iut Saturday. It wu 130 de--
mer Influx bu not booogllt a gTeeO bot bl BakeNfteld, ~ aid,
.tagte addlll.o.aal gallon. allowed by and be couldn't even get 'Inell lo
......... ~·~"' "'' loo~,,_ Ila.., t. a s-"t -t - --work iJf
nre -... la v• "* 1:'1 nt· Llona club tloblng trip laot -. - - -.... la ... A,.,. Atr ... ,_, -
4aJ> ~ ... U. .. ~t had lll1Ch a srand time Ibey all der WHC&CAS ... Qty GI -.. 8-11ae -...... 1tel7
OUrd --00 -ll·JI' dcled to go apln, acconllng to amodoW wltla tile h ,e-GI -m lo,_ la tile lalt.lal
.-•t oa • lln ealJ la I.any Ewen. wllo aupervlled ..,_ et -,... -a't'ladOto -.a . ...,,. belq -.1 .. to
.. ---. --rengements. ll:J' -s-• ....... -ta ... __ , ~ -.-...... 1ac • CM..,... a& Ge..,,.._ Ten u.uberant men went aJona: eemtzt --. Dille:it t1ae PenoaDel Dlatributloia CommeM are
. Raub, who resides on New-
HetchU. ls active In the Ki·
,~-~club and was head ot tile c AJr Patrol ot this district.
has offices with R 'f, McClel-
Co. and wu with the city tor
yean. OPA for th1a region. work tn b.11 3000 acru ol wheat
Cut 5Q.50 Brand near Tatt. · at 5:14. I oe - -lt --on the Beu 1' !'rem Earl'• Landing Woe ..,.., ... _.....,. """ .-_..., ud
utM tat«, '* .... • a'lstl 'b1 wt~ Earl .blmseJf Jif.lol'~ them tb w•w:Uu W• ~ ••cdaUoa .... created 'lntbnate boacl9 One thing they are llolng, In or,-Ven would ·111¥>'J UJ>. and tbeD
der to try to spread the eupply, le quit alter work.id _ '"libou't half an
to cut the 50-:Ml brand eo that more hour on the CQmi:lli& Al moan9!'-
mllk may be ava.ll&ble lb.8te&d. ot 'nley didn't even w91.iifor their pay.
balt cream. He pointed out that the tt wu then th&t bJa wife, and
great lncreaae of returning aoldle:n: brother decided o -· e back to
ha.I upped the milk supply dellv-hia tackle 1tore in Newport. Bu~
ered to Santa Ana Army1 Air Bue Al avowed that even Dot aa it ill,
from 14,000 balt.ptnta dally to the open countl')' has one l:>lg ad·
21,000. El Toro Jr'Iarlne bue bu vantage. Only Al can explain lt
Lt. A. 1'. ~ oommo..de-flshlng grounds ott ,pen-a Polnl. oC ta-t -ooUallorallon be-tbe llaata Aa_a Army Alr
of u.e Oout o_,.. _.* a& Qle Condltionl were Ideal, no one wU ....,., • tlile o.e ba4. ... oar eommmd*7, oa tlae ot.t.er ; and • h Price Drop
Retail Only sl k --~ "-'u t fish ~ ~~of tM JOUa& mee and women fol Newport ha-r. c ~ every.,.,.., go . · ; T ae.A bave p1a,...i ud are plaJIDs •• acUve role lb the Army Unal>I<> to pall _.pHe at only mistake WB.! the lunch. Th'll' Air ... ,_, ~
lo,. tide, dlo fire~.-ott llil forgot that· for one day they WJIEBl!AS -ral B. B. Arnolcl, dllef of ,.,. Army Air
at a cont&deraWe &t.aDet ,...S were fishennen and ""'t 1 busl~ Forcm. .... prodalmed Aac-t 1 u ~·Sith aanlver....i-v of t.be
soo feet' of Mme WM takea tn men, and they didn't take alone ~· "1r um, to be ~-u A.tr '°orcea Day; ..... ·
a am.all boat to u.e .-e. Ooul enough eatables to satisfy raven-WBEIU:AS Geama1 Anaokl bu tmtber lntnacted alrfteldl
Guard llJ"fllDell wttll two I ~ ous appetitet. to opea their pte. for·publ.tc lnspeotion of pl&nea ud fadllties;
Announcement ot a aUgbt price
ucUon in ti.ab prices on the
at coaat <Jue Auguat 7 doea not
also needed. increased &llO"N&nce11. thoroughly! Ask hlm. lnM 1lnM uUaplalledl Qe fire, Larry Ewen brought in the bar-I do therefore. by lllrtue of the powen vested tn me u Mayor
wttb the aid of two can. of racuda which took the jack pot of Ute OtJ' of Newport Beach, clell&'nate tam dsy to be Air
tect the ,commerc1.al fishermen
h re, It was agreed by buyera of
h at Newport. Tbe order wu
d reeled at reWlera, It waa .stated
the Bayside Flab Market. and
ewi.ae at the Commercial Flshe.r-
en's C.O.Operative usociation.
The order from Washington cov-
Tbe end of the critical milk
ahortage la not aeen · before the
end ol the aummer in tbia area.
Tdny Hershey. owne~ ofl th& Ma.r-
ket Spot on Balboa laland, where
one of the moet preutng Bbortagea
have been felt, aald that the island
baa l~ tha.ll on~third lut. year's
A Bonnie Catch
By Bonnie Doon;
May Net $5000
Fof'Of.11 Day for our aommunJ.ty: alro-foam. nre pmape were but broke hb pole, which more And I do urp our clthena ut4 l'Mldeata to ava.11 thetmelvet
worked for '5 minute. to .a-than evened things up. Some ot of tbe opportunity to vt .. t tM aforementloned Installations wtth
cure tM blne. the men eould not get awey but a view tOW'&J'd oar oonU.uiac eooperaUon wltlli tbe98 statkms;
The Newport a-ell nre de-those who made the trip were Aad. I do use oa.r etttuu to n!!dedlcat.e tbem9efves to the
partment wu alao on the Bert Smith and his guest, Charles l(l'Mt and worthy taM of .oUdlf)'lnc the bonds between the mill·
ICell.9. T eWmkle, Les Miller, Doug Ward, tary anlll clvlllaA popcdaUoo towa.rd. an early and suooeuf'UJ con·
'--------------'!and son Bill; Earl Braddy, Arnold clu.ton of tbls war ..,W.t the force& of lDtematlonal tyranny.
species generally caught on the
Ml C088t. including halibut, sa1-
on, smelt, tuna, flounder and cbd.
Wpply in the atoree. Yet there ha.a: A catch of 10,033 lbe.-flve too-Boat ' Explosion
been an Increase in demand for t of average aized ahark off Newport
Thister. Denny Hoagland, and CLYAN B. ~L. Larry Ewen. MQ"Or of the City of Newport Beach JOHN SIEGEL
here and open civil engineering of· fficers Called;
owler Departs babies and small children.. He saw harbor waa made by Bert Gua-Ini"ures Woma·n
I a cnall Improvement lat& last Woon on the Bonnie .Doon during
week, but it didn't amount to the past week. it wa.a learned at And Husband
much. I the Commercial F18hermen's Co-
Holcomb said ln Long Beacb operative association. where the (Continued from Page 1)
fish were marketed. A check of thelni &lso caught tire.
LID 0
THEATER
l'llone tll• F7ee Parkin&'
Box <>mee Opens at •:IO p. m.
MaUM& Satmday at 1 :'5
Oontlaaoat SandaJ from %:30
$1M0.94 wu given the fi.!lherman. M•l"'-Lue Fr-eed
and 34 cana of liver extracted. Flnally the eecond boat wu
The total recei pts from the freed, and ta.ken out lnto the
three-day catch, one o( the be!!lt of channeL J . S. Yeager, owner of
the week. may amount to $4000 or the Yellow W olf waa on his way
$M>OO when the vita.min A con-to his boat moored nearby, and
tent and oils contained ln the livers when be heard the exploeion, ran
are tested. it was stated at the to the aid of the victlma.
co-op. depending upon the unit.a Crosley and hie wife were re-
Tues. -\Ved. ot each per pound. moved to the Newport Emergency
Rich.a.rd Dix Albacore fishing ha.s dwindled hospital by the police patrol car,
"POWER OF down lately, lt wu atated. Sbarit operated by Otflcen Lace and
THE WBJSTLER.. ha.a been more plentiful. but fiab-Wa.ltze. Mn. Cromey had to be
al&O ing U! spotty. carrted to the car u It wu later .,SJ~G ME A SONG OF TEX 11 • .::.. _ _:__.:_________ found 3he bad -broken two ankle
"SL'IG ME A SONG d I b d OF TE.1'.AS" th8t he thought the 8 rtes a bones. These were atel ln pluter
done a magnificeot job of volun-cut.a by or. Rauaa.. The two were
tary rationing. because rich and later ~moved to their trailer at Thun.. • FrL -Sat.
Native Harborite,
Bob Chaplin, Joins
The U. S. Navy
Robert, son ot Mn. Bea Ol•P-
lin, has joined the navy and is now
at boot camp in San Diego. Bob,
who just turned 18. was born here
and attended granutVll' and hieh
schools. Mrs. Olaplin is an em-
ploye at the Ftt:zpe.trick Dry Goods
store, Newport.
First Fleet Series
At BYC Enjoyed
Good Sailing
Rosa.IJ.nd Rwl8ell • .Jack C&nOD
"ROUGHLY SPEAKING"
Van
Sun. -Mon. -Tu.es.
.JohnAOn·Uonel Barrymore
"BETWEEN TWO
poor a.like get what milk there la Cant's. With the first race rather slow,
v.•ithout black market. yet many of The cout guard and fire depart-a fresh brE!'e'Ze came along for the
the rich are eating meat. while the ment9 _fought the blues on both second race Sunday afternoon at
poor are going w1thout, if they boats for nearly 4~ minutes. Tbe the Balboa Yacht club. and the
don't patronize black market.a. Va Leta eank at it.a dock. almoct first day of the Fleet series was
Although he knew of a consid-a total 1088. The damage to the sailed under ideal conditions.
erable increase of allotment in the Mar.Lue waa contlned principally This series ends Aug. 26. but as
Long Beach supply for it.a wa.r to paint and the flr9l layer of next Sunday is the night ot the
workers. Holcomb said they are planking on one aide of the hull an<l Snowbirds, when the entire harbor
still a.s short there u the Newport· cabin. \is given over to the f8JTO.Js event.
Balboa people. Crosley said hla boat, built Lo one race. out or the Lab?r Day ~____________ _,J 19i2 by Murray Boat WorU lo gatta wtll be counted in on ·this
\VOMEllrrri'"
also
"MAIN STREET
AFTER DARK"
Wed. • Nest W eek
"I'LL 'REMEMBER APRIL"
• also '
"'SWING IN THE SADDLE" 1 Redondo, was not lnau.red. The loa series.
wu about $4M)O. He la 1tlll unable Sunday's events were for the
to account for the explosion a.a PC's, Pacific 14-foot class. Snipes
be pumped the bilge ju.It bet~ the and Balboa dlnghies.
RENT TACKLE Comlnc: .. A Boyal 8c&ndal",
"Back to Bat&a.n", 4'"Plllow Co
Po.t", .. Having a Wbnderful
Crime", ''Brin&" on the Gl rla",
us.atty O'Rourke".
BUY WAR BOND8
Fts.hermen's Supplies
DOWNING TACKLE
STORE
100 Main SL BALBOA
At Foot of the Pier
MEF~l1 YOUR FRIENDS
AT THE
Bal/ IJ~
706 East Bay
Balboa
blut. He had 180 gaJ.10 111 of gaso-
line aboard.
BALBOA
TBl:.A.Tl!lB '
Box offt\10 -al l:IO p. m. Laat oomplete _..,•tac ot a
Doable F-..0 l'Tosram itarlo
at 8:90 p. m.
To-. . Wed.
"THI! MASTER RACE"
and "HER LUCKY NIGHT"
Thun. · Fri. -S.L
Cary Grant -Ethel Ban7more
"NONI! BUT~
LONELY JDCABT"
Sua. -Mort.
Jad< llelut7 -Aiuto Smidt
"'A BORN BLOWS AT
MIDNIGHT"
also
"I'LL TELL Tiii! WORLD"
Tues. -Wed. -Nut Week
Laurel a Bar«7
"THE BULLFJOB1X&8"
and "PATRICK Tiii! GREAT"
Comtnr: "Molly and Me", "Tall
In the Saddle"', ffJlaelr: to Ba-
taan", "Roupl7 Speal<lnc",
"'Frisco Sal".
BUY WAS BOND•
Seeks Permit
For Boat Slips
On Bayside Drive
Fioattng boat..type ellpa on 1b
feet of bay frontage are aougbt by
W . I.. Sblelde, Irvine compa.ny
lessee at approximately 803 Bay-
side Drtve for 11Qme half do•n
allpe of larger type boa.ta and a
number ot 9D.aJier one!!I, it waa dle-
cJoeed by the War Department, of·
{tee of the Diatrict Engineer in
Los Angeles.
'lbe improvement sought by
Shield!I is In front of a new buUd-
lng recently C0111tructed on the bay
front tn the county, IOIDe 200 to
300 feet weal of Villa Marina. Liv-
ing quart.era and garages have been
erected on the property by t.he
leuee. It lle1 tn the county.
SAAAB Expanding Hospital for
Enlarged Rehabilitation Facilities;
Base for Married, Single Vets
! fices. With him will be identified
Jack Raub. another forme r city
ploy several yeara ago to become
office some months ago.
SANT A AN A. July 31.-Marrltd Because Santa Ana is a .. can~
A.AF combat veterans. formerly tonment" type in1tallatlon, return,
as.tgned to Santa Monica for re-ees are warned that no housing
dllitribution. are now being sent to facilities ex.bl. for their familiee.
Santa Ana. It waa announced today Average pertod for proce88ing tn
by Brig. Gen. Arthur E . Ea.ater-the redl.etribution atat1on ta two
brook, commanding genera.I of the wee-ka. Convalesce.nt patients: usual-
Santa Ana Army Air Base. ly epend 11lx weeks ln the h06pital.
Until today on1y elngle returnee!! Recreational f&eil!Uea ot the ba.8e
Mr. Siegel left the city's em-
ploy soveral years ago to become
engineering head of the water,
sewer and land department at the
Santa Ana Army Air base and his
resignation from that post brought
a letter of deep regret from his
commanding officer and an ap-
preciation or his work there.
After a short vacation Mr. Sie-
gel will open offices at Newport
and Costa Mesa and practice civil
engineering and land surveying.
Both gentltmen are thoroughly
Three times in a row was ju.!1.
much for Mrs. Dorothy Fern
barman, 230 North Broadway,
o9la Me.a.a.. ao abe reported the
rowler who bad been lurking
round her hOID.e to the sheriff'a
!flee TbU1'9day night and Deputy
heriffs James McCarty and Ed-
ard Hunt re9P0nded., but could
ind no algna of the person.
Mra. Tonenia Hildebran has re-
umed from Laguna Beach to be
Ith Rosemary Ball Larson. 1409
. Bay. have ~ported to Sant& Ana for a.re being expanded to accommo-
red'!tributlon while marrted vet-date the addition&! peraonnel ex-familiar with the intricate prob-t-------------
lems of the harbor area and su-
pervised many installations or
er8ll8 and their wtve.s were quar-peeled. General Euterbrook an-"111t111111111111n1H1n1111111uau1111111n1u1i11n1n111J1mt111 ;
public works projects.
tere_d In the Santa .Monlca hotel nounced. In addition t o Hollywood FRUIT "."
tnatallation. toura. fumtng jaunt.a. trips t o Cata-
Under the present plan, all AAF lina and San Juan Caplstrano, a Canning Season ~
returnees from the weetern states et.able of rldlng bonea baa been \\1th City 14 Yean ~
will report to Santa Ana for re· inatalled and a swimming pool is Mr. Siegel was with the city Is Here ~ \ for 14 years. while nine years ~ dlstrlbutlon and convalescence at being con!rlructed on the base. prior to that be was in the employ We ha.ve a plenUIUJ tupply of ~
t1'e AAF convalescent hospital Now in progreaa la a $700.000 re-or Paul Kressley, who was city Ce.rto, Sure.Jell, a1ao Jan !
here. Santa Monica wtll be ulted modellng project for Improvement Get Your ~
fol' efJCapeee. evadees and Uber· Of hospital barrac~ a.nd other fa-engineer before R. 'L. Patterson PICKLING CUCUMBEBS !!
ated pr~nere of war. cillties. took the poaitton. Mr. Siegel re-~ ~ ~ --------------------------~1 ceived his state engineering li-= •
cense In 1930. His wire was Ha· : G R 0 C E R I E S l Letsch Named Sold Scooter Same zel CUbbon, daughter of Elmer ~
New Manager Day From C_lass Ad ~';.";~~· :.~~· early pioneersJ: Cold Meats I
Of NHYC . In News -Times . Identified with the d1y's growt!i'I" Il'nalte and Vegetables ~
· for many years, Mr. S1egel was a ~ I ......, KU Qi-llaDda7!;.; -FOR SALE-'41 Cushman Motor
1
past president of the old Exchange ;:
.. scooter, $150 cub.. Phone 3457. club, a director or the chamber of = D tt ' A j N.~wport Harbor lo a beautlful tS9 HellotroJ>e Ave., corona del commerce and firet chairman of '_ U on S urocery ;,
apot , rema.rked Rudolph W. Mar. ~-4tc the Sea Srout committee or the
Leucb, De.,.ly &ppoi.n ted man.ager f Orange County Council of Boy ~ 17" Newpwt BIN. Costa•-!
ot the Nt~ Harbor Yacht club 'nl18 claaajtied adverUsement ap-Scouts. He 1·5 a member of the = ~
ed bl d ti l lll lll lll ltflll lll lltltl l!l\!llll lll l!I Hl lll Ut llll!!l lll llflll lll tll lll who aasum • U ea ut week. peared in la.at Tuesday's paper and
He arrived in Southern California wu sold the -.me evening.
la.at year from New York where be An~~er proot that Newa.Tlmea
baa been aaaocl&ted ln managerial Cl._.~ed Adva. pay dJvidendl.
capacity with the St. GeOrge Hotel
In Brooklyn, the Columbia UnJver·
slty Club, the Croydon Hotel, and
No. 1 Flfth Avenue Hotel In New
York.
Let.acb apent ntne yeani in Chi·
cago hotela, wtth the Black1tone
and Siaaon, La.k.eahore Country
Club at Gle.ncoe. Ill., Stanley Ouh
in CbJcago, and Olympia F\.eJJ'.
Country Club at Olympia Field.a,
Dlinols.
Mr. Let.sch came here directly
trom El Rancho Vegu at La.a
Vegaa. Nev .. where Prince Adbul
Illah. Regent ot Iraq waa a royal
gueet.
George A .Brooks, former man-
ager of the local club r eltigned to
take another poslUo~ ln Beverly
HUis. \
Judges Meet
At Capistrano
Friday Afternoon
Cluo to Honor
Charter Member
Mrs. C. G. Huston, charter mem-
ber ~ fotmer preeident or ~e
Fl"lday Afternoon club, wW be hon-
ored with a tea August 1 from 2
to 4 p. m . ln the 1'Wl room of the
clubhouse.
Hostesses wll'-be membe·rs of the
executive board, with Mrs. K. H .
Stewart aa chairman.
Mrs. Huston and her husband,
Dr. C. G. Huaton, have lived in
C06ta Mesa tor 2!i years and have
taken a great deal at interest Jn
civic affairl!'I, particularly in work
with young peoJlle. Mra. Huston
bu been active 1'1th the girl
Scouts and also in Red CroN
:work.
OF S
KNOWNFOR 'B
AND PRE
. BLO
Rrouced from 4.98 and
Some with famous nam
bels. Sizes 32 to 40. C
USES AND BAGS
THINGS
.98.
la-
ors:
SES
$298
Near McN ally' s Boat Rental
A drawlng ehowtng the pro-
poaed work ill on rue at the office
of the army enghieera, and lnter-
efJted parliee were lnvlted to submit
ln trtpIJcate any objections to the
alipa before 11 a.. m.Auguat 3. Ob-
jectlona baaed upon any other than
navigation inlereete cannot be con-
eidered, the letter . from the en-
gineer' a office added. San J uan Capistrano was the
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Newport WCTU
Meets Wednesday
Black. White, Aqua,
Pink, Yellow, Blue, Red,
Melon, Chartreuse. T
Plain colors and prints.
to get, this sale is extrao
and dressy styles.
ith good blouses so hard
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Photos
2 ·for 25c
High ·Pressure Gum
25Shots15c
Machines for· Amusement> Only
• •
LEGAL FORMS
•
I
FOR EVERY
TRAISAC.TIOI
We have made It coovenlent 'for 10'1 to
lmure cmipllance with aD requtremmts
al the law by c:arryiDg a o•npkte ltodl:
al all forms and papen nel!IL'led for the
\.U•qAetkm ol ev&1Y trar ctlon
,._I '''• ............... tn't .... .. ,_, ........ , ..,. -.... -
ptlatlltj prt•lw fNM a I •'111 ,_...
...... PEI tM llf pt& I ;.Alea .. ..
,, ., ...... ,.,,, ... Ill .. ......
'T1lw _, ,_,. adal, I .......... .
win Ille att •s• ti. ,... --., ... tw, .,.,..,,....... .,· ~ ...
...... IEWS-Ttl .ES ·
-
acheJn was the ho8t to 6$ county
judges, conatablea and justices and
their wlvea laat Tburaday evening.
The occaeion wu the regular
monthly meeting of the county
judges' ll.890Ciation.
Carl Stroecheln held t.he dinner
meeting at the &ncefJtral home of
Judge Thoma.a Forster, nOW" Las
Ro.a.a Cafe. Many old-timers re-
membered it, he sa.ld. alnce it wu
luillt in 1883. Tbe judge waa bom
in the home.
.From t.he 'harbor area Judge•
O. A. Joaea and D. J . Dodge and
Constable Kanagey and their wtvea
•ere pre9e.0t. The gathering wu
1arse1y ooclal
Mother of Mesan
Buried Last Week
The Newport Beach W. c. T .,. U.
will meet Wedneaday, Auguat. 1 at
lO :SO &. m. at the home ot Mrs.
May U'Ren. 3512 Ocean Front. The
bualneaa meeting will be held in the
morning, and mcriibera are to bring
a sack lunch. The att.ernoon boura
wt.II be devoted to the p~ at
the day.
Santa Anans Meet
At Newport Isl. Ho~e
BAGS
Black patent.
Rrouced from 5.00.
BAGS
•
White and washable.
~from3.98
WHITE
TOPPERS
Just the thing to wear
15.98. Si7.es 10 to 16.
•
_Sl98
summer. Reduced from
~! .. ~'' s 5298
Reduced trom 5.00 and
RTsHoP
SANTA AN.! .-... • I
21t w~ 4th Staeet
.t\ Oood ~ IO .Ral-"'n! · • • .t\ Good Jll... to S1tojJ
•
•
•
• Soecialist
ng Pencilled
ersonalities
(Coatlnued trom Po&'e One)
yean, but ewn th.ere IArry
tlnued bJa KbooJ.lng atarted
._..._ o:iJ:r three In Enrtand. Tb&t
n:pertence wu ln private
~;~tn the Brltlah lliU. but upon ~ I' ln the new world, be be·
enamored with weetem ways.
T!le Ewem lived in Galt. Can-
' for three yeara, then another
In Detroit. Larry's flrat Interest
radlo came during bis early
-.n 1n Canada. but In Detrolt he
a better opPortunlty to ttudy
be apeclallzed in tt at the De·
It InaUtute. When the l!lpell of
e west called them to ca.utornia
1932-the depth of, the deprea-
o:rr-La.rry turthered' bi11 lntereat
the neld be had ch08en.
In Loe Angeles Larry went into
flen1dng ot radioe. In the year
wa.s married, and perbapa
of lt, be opened hia own
He graduated trqm the
nal Schools in a radio course.
Harbor brought a 11w1!t t-ponae from Larry Ewen. He
'°lned the volunteer.a of civilian de·
fenae, and later dectdillg that New-
port Harbor area wu a virgin
tory for bts choaen field,
ugbt not only hUI bUS'inesl!I to
Mesa. llu.t bi!! patriotic spirit
ell. He became a member of
' l
•••»im 1 •• ,..,. ••••·ti•" Jllwuwt D 11 • T' I 1wT, ,,..,. 11. 1HI
CPq. Fiiied. SISO; SAAAB Observes Dolns 87 In Anniv~ Tomorrow
Corona del· Mar With ()pen House
A nnr bJgb In recent opeec1 NC-SANTA ~ANA, July 81. -Tt>d
orda tbrouP 0>rona del Kar WU La-~ o6 the DoolJ(tJ,
reached . sa.turday when two of· ~ on Tokyo and bf:ro of tb•
ttcen trom Newport Beach eb.ued tamed ·~"nllrft Seconde 0 Yet
a Packard cooverttbM coupe alm09t Tokyo ... wUl be the ma.In speaker
to the ou.takirta of L&gu11a. and In ceremoni• marking the: S8tb
cited the driver for reckleu driv-anntverary ot -the A.AF on Wed·
Ing, drunkenneaa, and speeding. He nNday, Auguat 1, at Santa Ana
waa clocked at 87 mllea per hour Army Air ,Bue. ,
through part of the corona del Lawaon now opera.tea a macblne
Mar area. · &bop ln Loe Angelea. He wu dia-
In court Mcnday morning, Ken-charged ti:om tbe AAF u a cap-
neth George Soldan, 30, a chief leg ln the ftnt: raid Oil the J'ap
petty officer with the u. s. Navy, leg In the flnlt ra.td on the Pap
was found guilty of the three of-capital. Hil!I experiences on that
tenses. and gtven a stiff sentence. ra.ld have been Widely acclaimed in
It was $150 flne for the threfl & best-8elltt whtch WU later tran>
viol t. lated t o the ecnen. a ton.9. Th il • I Officer Aruey on hb motor· e former p ot • addreu wtl
cycle and Officer .McManlgal ln a cltmu: a tun afternoon of cere-
pollce car chased the swerving car monJea at the Soutbem California
through the city, at one polnt red•trlbutlon station and conval-
reaching 87 mlle.9 per hour, l.D a eecent hospital for AAF combat
55 mile zone. vetera.zu. Vl .. tlng Hours
the awtillary police ln that com-Brig. Gen. Arthur E . Euter-
brook. Commanding General, ha.a m=~ the EweM' start In the announced open house Wednesday
Mesa area was modest, their next afternoon. Clvillan visitors a.re ln-
move was t o the large new sbop viled to vtatt the base from 1 p. m.
at i794 Newport Blvd. Here the to 5 p. m . Special tours of the base
Ewens do a tremendous malnten-have been arranged. General Eaa-
ance business. But expanding with .terbrook declared the gates would
the times. , .a-... has, in his Meaa be "wide open to the general public _.... ·' all afternoon." Radio and Electronlcs Store, the largeat stock of Nl:placement pa.rt.a Ceremonies begin at 3 p. m. with
ln the entire um. Dlagnoela hu Catholic, Protest.ant and Jt'Wiah
Cout Guardunan David W. Oocerty, Cldet Boatawaln'• Mate. 208
Emerald. Balboa bland, takes a bltclri ln a line aboard a Cout
Guard manned freight and •upply' VeA&el, wblch t. operating M>me-
wbere to the Pacillc theatre of operaUona. Prior to hl8 enllatment ID
the Coast Guard, ln JanWU'Y, 19-&%, Gogerty wu aubtant harbor
master of Newport. Bl9 wtte, the former Mias Eloise Martthall, and
hi• mother, Mn. FranCeA Gogerty, live at Balboa Island. A brothe r,
Godfrey, chief warrant carpenter, b on acUve duty wtt.h tbe navy,
Hospital Urgently Needed
In This Area, Resident Says
TRACTORS AND BEDS
Hich among the instruments of
victory in World War II stand trac-
tors. History will record their phe-
nomenal performances tollo'ol.·ine
landings In Europe and Asia. Their
\1tork wlll multiply with reconstruc-
Uon and expansion of agriculture.
T~·o big plants at Racine, Wisc.,
turn out huge quantities. In that
state, too, are produced nationally-
known mattresses, alumlnumware
and overalls-peace time necessi-
ties. Their production will contrib-
ute kl the Nation's wealth from
which War Bond holders will beneftt.
U.S . TrN.1~r1D,par1_,,,,
,. .... -
ns Tug _
River Craft;
nd Cig~rs
Juot sitting In tbe deck boo.le Bill juot recenUy, and be to
telling the He.lilies what to do, t. on the Danube, apparently. l(1
the G. I. Idea ot real life, if reporta rge of a 110-!oot tug, formed;y
filtering back from Germany· de-rman river boat engaged tn
acrtbe the situation.. And that i. g cargoea up and d09fD
what S/Sgt. Wm. Summers, aon of gb Awrtrta. tnstead Of the
Jack Sum.men, Newport Beach ga.nt Nazi and h1a wife runntns
policeman, Ut doing, it appear•. th boa.t, BiM. occupies hi.a cabin
For Sgt. Summ.en. who wrote wt other cf. l.'a tor a crew. an.d
eeveral weeks ago about discover-th captain occupies the crew'a
Ing an Qplum barge with nearly q , the Germana acting u
$1,000,000 worth of opium aboard tn rpreten: a.Leo cooking and wub-
when the river boat captain said tn their clothes.
it wu empty, life ia begtnntng to gt. Sum.men wu ordered to
take on a roay hue. fi9C&te the boat's stock of whi&-
Hb fa ther got another . cigars and w ine, which the
· Y essir! Linda
Caught Fish, But
You Can't See 'Em
True, but difficult for her fana
to undentand, wa.e the fact that
Linda Darnell. well -publicized
movie star, went fUlbing at New-
ana bad taken from the
ch. Tb18 the eergeant and h1a
m n did with pleasure. They are
lgoed to the boat. and their
ion I.a to search boat. along
river which flowl!I througb
A l!ltri&.
'You wouldn •t fee~ son-y !Of'
th ee. Hein1e.s if you had Been what
th y have done," con cluded Ber-
g nt Bill.
port Beacb early in the albacore ~>-----------
season, and actually got some n1ce rr------------i
fish. But her studio won't let any-
one show her picture with the fiah!
Llnda had her picture taken,
which la not unu9Ual, but a photo
taken upon ber return to Kemper's
Beacon Landing showed her (with
some albacore which a veteran
might have been proud t o claim. aervicea in three ot the bue y become a bablt with him, and bun-chapel•. At 3:30, airerewa will do If anyone ls Injured or needs mittee Is expected to meet w ith 0Uf friends and 'mine
dred.s of "sick" radios find their formation flying over the main hospltaltzatlon for any reason. ht each when they v!Alt here. ' Sport Fishing However , her studio would not re-ROME, AJJT(), MA.B.INZ
lease the picture. hence no likeness RADIOS B.EPANJ!!D
Oil the
''G. W."
•DIESEL
l'OWERED
•DELUXE
ACCOMMODATl'ONS
•LARGE
GAILEY
IJvery Day at 7:00 A. M.
from I
&M Plldftc Cout Blgbway
Newport Beach, I
California
' FW-Pbou
Newport 440
way into hi!! hospital for major or "-•-Ae '"'OUnd& must go at leut 15 miles from Loula Everding brought up a minor on.o.rations ".......... n· Leaving soon for San J ose are r -· General Eaaterbrook will intro-Newport Harbor to the nearest question on the water situation
In the same bulla lng Mn. Ewen duce Mr. Law&00 at 4:30 o'clock. hoepital, and then be flnds il1J which all agreed n eeded further Betty and Roy Helmer, who have
has her Hobby Shop. She carries "Our actlvlUes," Easterbrook ex-taclllUe11 so taxed It la a serious study. Thia waa referred to a spec-been gueata of Mr11. Helmer'11 par
an excellent dlirplay of model air-plained, "are unusual because our que11Uon If be can get in at all. lal meeting of the chamber to be enta, Mr. and Mra. Richard White
planes and stamp collector's 11up-mtsslon ls unusual, Ours la a pecul-said Louis Everding, veteran real-held at an early date. 109 28th street . Mr. Helmer h~
plies. In fact, the pbilatellsb fore-iar ba.tUe; the war agalnat the dent of Balboa Ialand to director-9 Many other matters Of intereet been four montru. in the European
gather in and enjoy th. alm-phere t theater and returned with hla unit, ......, aft,ermatb of war." Of the chamber of commerce mee -and Importance were conBid ered at
Ot th Ewe••' domain being now on turlough. In San Joae e .__ · Among the pointa of interest ing yesterday noon. thi!I meeting which was attended sa~bi:.h::~y ~:oe~e!~~~v:~ visitors may Inspect are the boa-The need of hospital facilities Is bpy MPreakldenwt BMradLoen Finch, Ralph ~i!~. will visit hia parents for a
pltal machine shops, a Wac bar-urgent and It Ls great . said Mr. . a.a ey, . . ngmoor, M . P .
up interest in the Boy Scout work racke. returnee barracks, reception Everding, a directo r of the cbam-Klick . Robert A. Murphy, H . F . Week-end guests at the home of
he started in England. He became house, aervice club and art exhibit. ber. The growth o( thla area jus-Kenny, A. B. Rousselle, Loula Mn. C. G. Porter jr., 116 4lat
a Scout. Flr11t Clas9, before be left titlea one. T oo ortet\ patients must Everding, s. T. Dunlap, L. H. Nor-street were Miu Gwendolyn Crea-
old England. So, at the Llons club, Sh•ft • Wi d be ruehed clear in to Loe Angele11, ma.n. Mayor Clyan H . Hall. Capt. ger and Norman Barbre, Mr9. \~rblcb he frequenb, Larry might I ID ID the speaker aa'ld. He haa traveled J . A. Beek, Earl w . Stanley, How-Porter's brother of Loa Angeles.
often be beard talking about scout-L W t up and down the coast and finds ard Ge:rrisb, Nell Murbarger, Mr. and Mrs. E. I''. McClellan,
ing as be does about the future owers a er that most of these lnstltuUon!I are Al!llSemblyman Clyde Watson and \ 527 Westmlrulter avenue, Ntwpert
of radio and electronics-when they T t over-crowded. Seeretuy Harry Welch. Heights, ente~~~ with a tunlly
will have ahip-to-sbore ra.dloe on empera ure all !JiZeable boats, radio control of -._. Federal Aid Suggested i dinper iwi.day , guests being an I
modde\ airpla.neo, &nd even greater A shift in the wind brought a thTbel pkubllclntooffthlcl.a.la mittegbt,f' ifd! FAMI LY ORGANIZATION .,.,,,-'ll'!.i:: .. MotnLo. T. !-~ Hhannta and ~r.
won ers. I ditt . t t t I ey oo ed e ma r, m : NUMBERS 5000 Cp-1-n1 oi::ac , wo cou1uu'· 1
And he aa s be will shortly have erence in wa er empera ure n tbat government money b avail-.. . . Averil Hanna 'Qrho bi.a ju.st
y the 8\.lrl, which, though hardly able tor BUcb a aertoua need . ln the , returned from England and Robert !Om~ 'Q.•ondirful new• to 1.n!put: lo noticeable to bathers. wu a chang e opinion of Mr. Everding. He cited A family organlutlon claiming Ranna. Gunners' Mate 2/c. U. S.
radJo and television users in the actually ot alx to eight degreea. also the tact that pern:ianent re!!i-a membership of m ore than 5000 Coalt Guard; Mrs. McClellan's
harbor district. Lut ,~,reek for three d•va until dentl!I locating here, u well a.s throughout the country, the Blaia-grandmother, Mrs. Laura Bell Rob-.------------~ j thi ltlH 6t the month, waler kept yacht ownert who come here for dells of Southern Calltomia will erta of Long Beach and her par-
1
steadily &' ArObnd . Jl.70 degreea their vacations. have the right to hold their annual picnic Sunday, enta, Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Cooper
centigrade; df 7t Fahrenheit ott1 expec t aD Improvement of this 08 .. Auguat 12 at Lake Park in Hunt-of Santa Ana avenue. SINUS
AGON.Y
.'
ltelle-tflill lll moet -., ... ,.._
WMAMa.• ltJ _, 1ateri WoehnlQ119
No 8Rr'l'Q'-XO la)ee&l--r.a.a-
C09& Pft' ~· 'V•1 v.-.
C-U&Mlon W1th-• Oltll..U-
Bovw: 8 TW 8 P .11.--kt. 8 "-l
Dr. U. r. Hayes, D. C.
4U4 N. Mal• 8t. 8. A. 4161
8A...'"'TA ANA
I the pier Jn Bal~ ieebfdt:dg to ture. Reatdent.a reallze IW rlfilrd lngton Beach. Arrangement. are ------~~-----
readings taken by the itii ~art-when faced wllh the urgency· in ~in' made by Mra. Yvonne Blaia-
1 ment. In the bay the ten!fefaiuie their own famUle.a;. dall of Costa Mel!la, who said that 1
/ was 76 degrees Monday momtnf l:t The civic-minded citizen men-they have ~ te draw f rom tn thYs
8 a. m. &ned. the pomibWti~ of Mietlng regton.
The change waa le88 in the bay fiitt ~t t4e coet of tb~.Jilifcy in------~-=-
than in the ocean, beeauae of the st!~ by n!ve.nuea from park-M M • •
swln... of the water. Sunday, Ing. 'fi;.i tlty ot Oakland, he told esa arme on. I
water temperature off the pier the Ne~)r'ttmes, get.JI enough v· "t W"th p t I
went down to s9 degrees, a drop ot money trom Jllrklng on a iarge iot ISi I aren S
five to six degrees ln 24 houn, to build and 111Uiibiln' a hospital.
due to a abift in the wind, and Upon coocJUlicm Of bis remarb. With a total of 3~ mlul.011.1 and'
conaequent running Of the surf. It Braden Finch, pf"ttident Of the 400 n yiog hour9 In the ftrat Mit-
b • good sign of clear wea.tber for chamber announced tfl&(. he would chell bombtr .trikes on Bornea and
Lumber and Building Materials
Bay District Lumber Co.
a few daye, Chief Frank Crocker appotnt a special coIIlfDll.fte-6 to clol!le 11Upport missions over Min-
aid. atudy the needs of a hoslffC&l lo d&nao, Martne Fir1t U . George
VFW Auxiliary
Installs New
Color Bearers
aouthem Orange county. W , Barnett jr., 21 -year-old medium
A..aaemblyman Clyde Watson y,.U b6mber pllol of Coeta Meaa. bu
a gueat or the chamber at their rft.uPned to Mira.mat Air depot for
met:tlng, and thanked the aggres-leave and n!-asalgnment. Hi9 par-
9ive spirit of the local people who enta, Mr. and Mra. George W.
helped win the battle for the Co-Barnett five at 764 E. 18th streel
'SEE US
If you're an experienced
mechanic, we have an
excellent job for you. If
you're learning to be a
mechanic, we will pay
you well t'.o complete
your training . with us.
PIMlnell!IO
01.a COAST mOHWAY . AT THE ABCllE8
Sea Trout and Halibut are Biting
off the Newport and Balboa Piers
Mr9. Loui.!le ~i cCracken and MTI. rona del Mar State Park. Capt. J. He was graduated from Newport
Ruth Horn were in•talled as color A. Beek, secretary of the state Harbor High school in June, 1941,
bearers at the last meeting of the sena te, complimented Earl Stanley, where be was active in ballketball.
Veterans ot Fore· W A ii city councilman and realtor for tennUI and track. He later attended
lary. Mrs. Bertha 1~sonar:i. RJ~r: hia fine work done in behalf of Sandi Ana Junior college. '
Plenty of Uve Ba.It AvallaMe at Elld of P1en I s ide, second di.!ltrict president, of-the bill. Stanley went to Sacra· Hi.a wile. the rormer Corinne
• GEORGE HINER • ficiated. Other special gueatJi in-mento after the bill was pas~ Jane Davls , llvrs at 815 Spurgeon
'---------------------------' eluded Mesda.me E lizabeth p and urged the governor to sign it. street, Santa Ana. " ot San Francia~o. Gertrude ~ If the directors have anything
GOOD WAGES
i I
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!! ley, Callie Horton. Myra Grove and of the state chamber of commerce • Cold and Machineless Waves : Ann Sullivan Of Santa,An would be held at the huhor. Tbeyl Se I Ribbo .. Members of the Awtilla':.y voted have a program for complete study vera ns a Specialty ; $1 0 to the National \\'el!are Fund ~~-~reattonal facilltiea along the ~ and Sl~ toward record.a for the UCLIJ'\.. Pfc. Tommy Riviera. son of Mr. Tinting Done ;; Air.ease. Offklal1 May Come and Mrs. Joe Riviera. Costa Mesa,
Ex ly ~ :,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; j CongreMman J ohn Phillipa wrote hu been around the Pacific quite pert ~ : that be expecta to vlait the harbor a little, and ha.a a ccumulated a tew I; during congresaional receea. Harry rtbbona aa well aa cltatlona. He ia -Quality Lumber R. Sb~ppa.rd i!I aJao expected llO!Jie a compreuor operator In 874tb En-i Ume tht. BUmmer. A apeclal com· gineer Aviation Battalion stationed • and 1n Manna. • e Costa Mesa News Ptc. Riviera baa been ove ...... •~_-• Build~g Materiala Nf<>< 18
0
mlnonths, and .. rved In the
Vi' Bea ty Sh ew u ea camp&lgn. He merttl!I S U op • • It wu a d&ulbter tor Cpl and the Aol&Uc-Pacltlc Campaign rlb-
(Vlola Iii ·-> i COSTA MESA Mn. Noah Amburgey, 278 Flower -· two battle otan, the Phlllp-
• Evening Appointments
• Phone 17S-W
•
u• ()out Jlldln.T, ()o.-a dol ... . J" LUMBER co. ltftet. born July 28 at St. JORpb pine Uberattou ribbon. (Uder ~~;;;;;;:;;;;:;;:;:;;;=;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~;;;;;;~~;-;·;-;·•;·•;~I hospital. T6e UlUe lady wetp.ed wtop, and Good Conduct ribbon.. 11•1"'•·-•••wwaiau-11:1111 .... ....., ,,, ..... , • ·-·-·--R E. H-m powid8, four ounce& He bu two brothen aleo tn the • v•TET\.&11 ~ ~ 41 A week-end pat at the home ot ~ ... ce. ONCE AGAIN Mr. and Kn. Gui Nlreabel'&'. 18115 ------
SAM'S SEA FOO I CAFE J O R D E N • S ==-,:;::::.· a'::.n ~ .. ~~ U:1:':i..cui:!:. ':t~~ -:r:: S 3/c Of the Naval hoepltal at W. E. Mabee, 813 Via Udo Soud.
Pld d ~ 1 Ph 'l'f OorcmL were Dr. and Kn. Robert D,gan
•I
Offen Yoo the.....,. PIMe
to D1De 111. 0ruge eoair.
All New= ~ =
Even the Location
••• 0-.llalf IDie .. of Old
LoeaU. CID o<Jad llJPwa7.
Beautiful New
Cocldall Bar
We 'Leed Southern C&llfomla In tbe Serving ot
-SEA FOODS _:_
AIM
YOUR kind of STEAKS
-VlSIT OIJR JQ'1QllN -
Sam's Sea Food Cafe.
and Fllb Market
·-~ AfllMOW Rn'. and Mn. Carl John.vt ol and Capt. and Mn. Robert Ken-
LUlllN.& ---the ODmmlmltj cllar<b '!ft ~ u&m: Week-<nd gu.... at the
"f,. 8.ooift .. f11r 'YOIW H..W.w OD a mcmth'o nc&tMxo Kooday, -,..,.. Kn. ll&bee'o brother
,_=} I ta ! p A.uauaf 8, and wD.l ftnt sp&d a and. 1da Wife. Kr. and Kn. Harry --=~ ... .e.~,, week at a moun1aln cabin.. 'lbe1r Britt::tnstwo..
r c 4~,:..2 1ai:.... two children. Ka.mD. and C&rolyn. ---------..... n ,, a .,_ .i.. a , c hcYe been prom.Leed a trip to th• Wbo pays tor sdvierdmct No-li~;;-~~-~·§;-~.;~-~";a~:~-~· ~·=~I Ban Dleeo aoo. and· lhq wm 11111o I., b;ii .. i""ii-ilt Po1S fer _, "1olt In Antets>pe V.itey. Mr. J'olm-
-.. m 1a1ce • srooP o1 olglit 1oo:rw ROSS & BARROWS to Oam,p Oeceola .. uauaJ on Aug-Balboa Beer Depot
~PalisS&aeet
Eastec• Bem
•• e '11111 w;lw .... LI • I ..,., .... ~ ... -::.:; a ,., . .
u.t 2"-'l'bt. wUl be tbe third Yea!' • I 11 fW .a
be --with the -group o--Roo~-Co. to the YKCA camp u ooqnMIJor.WeJl ......
Mr. and Kn. a ..... cave. m • a. • a -&m
8-y .u,.t. 0oota )(-are .recdY• ;;;;;;;~U~Wl!.&~~-~~:.t.~;;;;~ ..... -b~otk>na on the lllrlli
ol • -Jiiiy :Ill at St. J'-s>b -~B· ~ 1pOmola,12.\1, B o· w L ·
o!,..~i'::~e!r..= BAL .B 0 A -~.hq lllat~ ..... 2 4 0 2
We have a variety
of openings-all
pay good wages
and offer excellent
opportunities for
the years ahead.
GOOD HOURS
Our houri are
rea1onable and
. workinc condi·
tiom are plcuant.. •
GOOD FUTUH
,,,,,, We're utoin'c
~places" in tbe
poetwar auto-
mobile. buai-
nieea ••• 9Dd
-.......;:::: we'd like to-
baw)'OUaxDCalcacwitbUL
AppU.:.tiona . .ito~d,, ol
codne, comJ>lr rr1th War
JI-CoauniNioa·
""lfulatiolv.
q ~--•> o .,. ...... n,r...,11...;;;;.._._-....;:;;;...m
• •12111 I • .., ·--. ·--·-~~~~~~~~~~~ •
• -
la available of ber prowell!I in the MartDe Deot:rtdami
maacullne are. URT R. NORTON
She went out_ on the Blue Streak 111 Oorut llhn.J PIM>ae M11
with Bill Fullen, Wpper, and wife, I ~:__JN!;!!ew~,...~ri!:!~B!!!•!!:•c!;!l!,~CW2~H!:,, _ _J and another couirt~-.:..
PROPOSED ~UDGET
( exclualve of d moneys)
FOR THE NEWPORT BEACH SC*>OL DISTRICT OF ORANGE
COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FO Tim SCHOOL YEAR
ENDING SO, 1946
1. PROPOSED EXPENDITURES, 1
A. CUrrent Expense ~
.-
1. Administration .. ···········-·· 2. Instruction
S. Operation of School Plant
4. Maintenance of School P
5. Auxlll_ary Services ··-········· e. Fixed Ch~es """""'"'"'"'"'
................. $ 6,240.00
.......... ,_,.,, 89,116-00
................. l'l,000.00
t ......... ,. 8,000.00 ........ , ........ u .=.oo ................. 2.!520.00
. ..
TOTAL CURRENT ENSE ...................... $132,620.00
B. Capital Outlays ..... '. ................. -.................. _ ......... _ ....... -46,200.00
C. Community Services ···-·········· ···················-··············-·-D. Undistributed Reserve ............................................... .,., 3,000.00
E. Total Proposed Expenditure! r 19t5-46 ... _ .... _ ...... -.$183,820.00
ll. TRANSFER TO OTHER DIS CI'S
FOR TUITION, 1945-46 ... _ ....................................... _, m DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED R SPECIAL ) ,4
ACCUMULATIVE BUILD FUND ... -................ .
IV. GENERAL RESERVE FOR ENDITURE
DURING 19t6-47 ............. , . .,. , .. ,,.,,,,, .. , .. ,,,,., ... ,. ............ , ~ 9.900.00
~~ =~!~!~~k~ .. ~·~;;:·.$193,720.00
MATED CURR.ENT RECEr:1'Ts OTHER THAN
CURRENT DISTIUCT T ................. -............... 93,416.00
VIL TOTAL CURRENT DISTRICT AXES REQUIRED ... .$100,304.00
A public hearing will be held on the above budget on
August 7, 1945 at 8 :00 p. m., Newport Beach School
LINTON T . SIMMONS
July 26, 31, 1945. County Sup't. of Schools
GORDON B. FINDLAY
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CONTBAOTOR
MAINTENANCE
OUR SIPE<~TY
Cabinet Sho Service
Offloe Cabinet Shop
!1410 Coast Blvd. 40'7 SOth St.
Phone ru Ph. 2388..J
NEWPORT BEA OALD'.
REDW OD
OUTDOOR RNITHRE
FACTORY • TO • YOU
D.
PRICE
Sun couches, OiainJ, Co ee Tables, Barbecue
Tables and Benches. y Other Items
D.
Immediate
-Santa
TENT & AWNI --COMPANY
1626 So. 111a1a St.
706 Coast BmL South
605 Kut Centrall venue, Balboa
•
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4 .• 0., Senlc:e
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Former Ad Man ·
0n Furlough Here Y ur Friends
dMine
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1 Wave El&lne 8. N-. Ph.K to build a ho-. AJ>otber _.-)11
2/e and her at.U!t'-tn-law, 141-Bon-the LorenlRD home LI Kr. Lor-
.Ille Newton. are auMt8 for two en.tan'• mother, Mn. Pearl Lor-o. w.+• at the home of. the former'• entun. of Santa Cru.L"
l/ICTORVJLL& A. ll ll T A. IR
FO:LD. Vlctorvlllt, callf.--'.Mut.
est Fishin · Boa~ Matt W~h
Starts Service
wDUam R. Rltw, bU8bl.nd of Mn. Tbe 0.,..,ut and largMl aporta.--
J9"! C. Ritt.er. MO South Be.7 tlfhlng -t !Ji, the ll&rbor took It.a
ll'ront, Bal-lol&nd, -y left tint trip Bunday lwith about 80
tho V~ Army Air Plo1d. cuatomerii aboard. It i. -the new
tor rort llacArthu~ Sep&rstlon $40 ooo :lf&tt Waloh. named after
Center, to bl releued from actlTe the• boat' buUder and ferry owner
eenice under the Arllly'• polllt .,a-who ta one of the ·veten.u of
tAm. pu ... r.,. ~---'•lion In Loi
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patjmt.. Kr. and Kn. H. S. Gr&-Mn. Dorothy Welb and two
!mi. ll3(K Karcua &vmue. Kn. cblldren ol Loi Anplu are ,,,..U
Ne9ton•a huab&nd, Claude 0. New-th.la week at the home of her ~ tonJ.. USN, la pharmact.t'a mate ter, Kn.. Harry L&ce, Court •treet.
S/cj and atta.ched to a Sea.bee untt. Mrs. Al Horvath. S29 A1ao av ..
worldn.g ln & hospital Mr. Graham nue, Newport Height.a, went , to
la ~pper ot the .Trade •Wind. Hollywood Wedlluday •vonin&' to
c.barter boat out of Port Orange. vtmlt Mr. Horvath'• niece and her
duem at the home of Mr. and bulbe.nd, Kr. and Kn. s. Dottore ~ Rem Owen; 3102 Cout boule-and their daughter Sandra wbo
Tard. who Jen thla week att.er a have made their home there com-
to;i.,y vlalt, were Kra. Owen's Ing from New York. Kr. Dotton-
twq nephew-, Bill and John Ahl-came west with Tony Putor"e or-
boril of Riverside. Bill bu ju.t re-chestra and liked It eo well be
turhed f'rom Germany. One day determined to live here. 'Ibe Dot-
lut week Mra. Owen and daugh-toru wen cue.ta tut week at the
ten '.l!:tot.e and Ellen, Mrs. Alma ·Horvath home.
Knowlton and the tw~ boya ma.de John A. Glllia, 214 2i.t street,
a trtp to the Farmeni Market and left. last week for Newfoundland = ~ea.ttemoon &t the Long to vt.it hilJ parent.a, brother. and
Ueut. Ritter WU commlgtonecJ-1 .... -yv·-A.Dgelea harbor.
OD Deo8mber G, lMI. Goinc over-The Matt Walab. arrived Satur· ..... lD Kay 1H4 be 9ened ... pilot with the 8th Air Force uolll day night from 8&n P~dro. She la
September 1'« wbeD be returned 811 feet by 23, and ,. elrtremely
to tbe-state.. comfortable for ftahtng I Cb.et
Pfc. RooL Merriam,
Pro. Ball Player,
Gets Combat Badge Wbl1a overau be received the Drant. Newport manager for
Dllltlnplabed J.l'ly!DS er-azid tl>o Wt.lob aald yesterday. She lo
• ,_ ~~-· -"th ·~---~ le&t capable ot b&ullnir 113 -ngen _ ~-~-~ W
A.£.1' .-.--.. ....-. '"""....., -d.all ! ftahtng he uJ.d A com-..o;-.o.C. n.o.n.ri:<'" • Merrtam baa re. clu.sten. y om ' • cently been awardedl the Combat plete restaurant. and comfort
room.a for both mm and wcmien Infantryman Badge 1f or sa.Usfac·
are provided. tory performance Of duty in ground
Speed 11 Knota combat agaln8l the enemy, accord-Lease Recorded
In Corona del Mar ·
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llr and . Mn Homer ot South awten. Hia parent.a are 93 years · their old and he baa not .een them for ,..._. ,...._ ......, Pau.dena. are at au.mm.er ~ years. He WU apicted to &r• n... p,.... pritoMn .. WU .,.. .u· uia.. •• tt..,. Sook •t tlleir .... LIM ~~e, 3700 Coa.at boulevard with rive there Wednesday and will re-••iaC • 1topww oe De trUa trip from O.••DY to Pruoe. Some of tllee
A lea.ee upoc the bu.slneu build·
Ing at 900 Shore avenue, Corona del
Mar calla for the payment of $100
upon payment of es:ecutlon of the
leaae between Ted F . Rhoden and
Walter H. Kllne and wile, the
la tter being Jessee•.
Powered by a Lon1.mer dteeel, tng to word received from the 83rd
the Matt Watah ha.a a speed of (Thunderbolt ) Infantry Dlvlalon In
about 11 knots. She leave• from Germany. He i8 the hu.sband of
their cout highway pier at &:30, Kn. Melba. Merriam who ret1tde11
while their GW leaves an hour with her pai-ente, Mr. and . Mra.
later. Clarence Mcdubbins, 224 Magnolia
FOR MEI
and BOYS
-.-Homer a.nd her adopted main about three months, i..•••'t .... p,..... im U. .1....., il•t dli1 _y..r m., will M •ill• to belp daW
daughters, Barbara and Connie coutry eelebnte Butille u.y (Joly 14, Pnnee'• p~ of Jiiiy), Altiioa.P
WUle. A guest of the gtrls this lifr. and Mrs. Eddie Hyde, 2032 tha celebntioa. Nc.u .. of food 1.d tnntport 1b~Mt will b. ,....,bit
Dra.nt 118.id that reservations are avenue.
on hand tor both boats for the next Before entering the Army, Mer-
two wee.ks but that they are not riam was a member of a profes·
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wedl is Nancy La.Montagne of Maycreet avenue. South Paaa.dena, 90ber, it will IM tlM int B•ttille Dsy widao.t Owm ... 1iaoe 1939.
South Puadena. stayed recently at Bay Shore Ca.mp rriiiiiiiiiiii~~~;;;~;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;~~:~~~~] Mias Allene Berry who waa for· l and visited old friends, Mr. and r ]
Jn the agreement five per cent
of the rental payments are to be
paid lessor as received, continuing
until the sum of $4-9~ ha• been paid.
completely ,booked. The first ct'O"Nd eional baseball club.
to go Sunday ca.me back to the He ·le at present connected .,.,,Ith I
Matt Walsh landing with 100 per the Specla.l Athletic Service in Ge r·
cent luck, he said. George Shipman many as an athletic c;Hrector.
ZO'I HariDo A..._
BALBOA ISLAND
l'lloae N merly w I th Paui Lorentzen•• Mrs. Jack BilJIDg .. 1921 Full•rlon Servi'ce W1've s Club . Notes
French Village night club at Bak· 1 avenue, Co9la. Mesa. u s a
erafteld 1s a guest at the Lorentzen Mr. and Mrs. Albert Britting.
home, Balboa Island, this wttk and ham, 633 Via Lido Soud, have as
bu purcha..9ed a lot on Marcwi 1 guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sada
avenue, Newport Island, and plans of :Monterey, Mexico.
Atkin90n and his "·lfe last week.
He Ls just back from 10 months in
~fi,:~:C\':'~~~-•klppcc: Pete c..--.U-0-'S_W_H~O-IN-H -+--BO_R_D_IS-JR-IC-J
The ne'i\' boat bouts a bridge for
the pilot , and a few lounging aeats
above deck. It carried pa.ssengere
to and from Tennln&l Island for
Ca.lsbjp during the liefght ot the MATERNITY DR~ES
AND SLACK SUITS
Good Selection of Sizes and Styles
• Donna -Marie Shoppe
515 No. Main St., Arcade Bldg.
Open Dally 11 L m.. to 8 p. m., Saturday" 'Ul 9 p. m.
INtead of meet ing at the USO I was J. M&rkuaon. All members or Alaska.
rooms a!!I they usually do, m embers the bridal party were from St. Dorothy Schorle had a vi.sit from
ot the Se rvice Wives' club were en· I Paul. her nepbew'1 Quartermaster 3/C
tertained at luncheon nt tbe home After the crremonv a rttfptlon Dona1d Schorle, last ·~:eek. He is on
or Ginger Rogers ... ~rife or Capt.1 "'M held 8.t lhe home. of the bride'! a tanker lhat ta ln San Pedro un·
J . E. Roger!, who live! at 2157 1 parents. :Mr. and Mrs. Leo 8 . Jack· dcrgolng extensive repa1rs after
West Central avenue. Atisiatlng eon .. 1339 Van Burro avenue and being in the South Pacific.
hostess was Virginia Taylor and afterward the young couple went Janet Callande r had a big thrill
they served potato salad. cold on a honeymoon to the lakf.i of la.9l week when ht:r husband. P\'t. mea~. cheese, relishe8 and Iced northern Min nesota.. E nsign N£"lson Earl Callander called from Ne"•
tea, while de.s&ert was a luscioua Is now on a boat which is at the York. He bad just doc k ed , and ex·
watermelon rumlshed by the USO. South Coe.at company but does not peeled to be at Fort MacArthur
Those attending were Mre. Clyde expect to be here much longer. by Sunday. He will have a 30·day
A8hen, Mrs. Clayton Thompson. Another new member a also 8 leave and then wtll be at Camp
Norma Martin and Skippy, Thelma r ecent bride of five m onths. She ts Cook, Calif .. tor awhile.
Arnold, Janet Callander and Judy. June Denemark and her hwtband ls S/Sgt. W. John1on and bls wife
'--------------------'--------'I Helen Bro"''ll-Mary J ohnson. Doro--Lt. (jg) George Denemark. They Mary spent a recent Sunday at
thy Brewer, Janet Nelson, June were married Ln the chapel of the Laguna Beach, with dinner at the
Denem&rk, Dorothy Scborle and University or Chlcage> 00 February j White House cafe and then went to
war construction..
Senator Kuchel
Loses $600 in
Theft from Car
Even a senator gets robbed once
ln a while, It seem.a. State Senator
Thoma.a Kuchel of Anaheim re·
ported to Sacramento police that
b is car, which was parked on the
street, :wu entered forcibly and
$600 worth of clothing and jewelry
FIREPLACE AND KINDLING WOO
H. W. Wright. 118< Npt. Blvd.,
GENERAL CONTRACTOR-
Gordon B. Findlay, 3410 Cout Blvd., P.h. 41.2. Plaria and ConatrucUon.
LUMBER COMPANIES-I
Costa .Mella Lbr. Co.-''Let us help Y,ou plan your home." Pb.one '8.
Bay Dt.strlct Lumber Co. Phone 11 . Oout 1!.l.ghway at A.rcb.M.
OFFICE SUPPLIES.-
Newport Harbor Pubu.bing Co. 13, Newport Be•t+
P .. INTING-
Newport Harbor Publtllblng Co. : 12 -13, Newport Bea.ch.
REAL ESTATE, INSU RANCE & NO ARV PUBLIC-
~ H. Wallace, 2202 W. Central A em.ie. Phone 3.
RUBBER STA.MP&-
Nowport Harbor Publl8hlng Co.
IHEET METAL WORK-
Viele Plumbtn.g It Sheet Metal Wo
llARlrTV STOR£-
nea: 12 -13, Newport Beach..
Phone 210. Be.l-lllland Variety Stor&-6c, 1 , 25c and up. Phom 2111-W. • Work in a1 Essential
Industry with Navy Contract
and Post War Plans
Tl.In, Ginger Rodgers, Virginia 13, after the lieutenant returned I a show. t
Long and Vlrgtnla Taylor and from 1~ months in the Medlterran· • JUI J ohnson. tiny daughter of
Judy. A wienie roe.at and a grun· ean area. He ts also 8tatloned on a i S/Sgt. Bill and Mary J ohns:>n of
Ion hW1t for Wednesday nJght wu ahlp now at the South Coe.st com· the YatUon Court, celebrated her
taken. p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
Among the articles miMlng were
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Burners
Chippers
Clerks
Draftsmen
Electricians
Helpers -All Crafts
Machinists
Painters
Pipefitters
Riggers
Shipfitters
Shipwrights
Welders
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Consolidated Steel Corporation
NEWPORT BEACH YARD
8tatMne!!t of Avallabll•ty and U.8.E.8. Helena.I Bequlred
SN OODLES
planned and all the buabe.nds were pany. j flrtlt birthday July 20 with a cake,
included. LETTERS I candle and all the trimmlDp.
a diamond ring and wrlBt watch,
be reported.
MEMBERS LEAVE. Lettera have been received from ,;:::::::::::====:::::::::::::::::::::::=========::::::::;
S/Sgt. William Job.naon bu re-. Ruth Butterfield, Dorothy Kolle
celved b1a shipping ordera and o1U8t and Imogene Stanley and they all
be In Greensboro, N. C., by August want to be remembered to their
10, eo Mary Job.neon will be leav· many friends.
Ing the group. Mary's mother, Mre. Le.Verne Hepler. wife of Ph. M.
H. Carri.there of Ontario, came 2/c Helper ts now at Fort Wayne,
down and took be.by Jill home with Ind., and aenda greetings to all her
her ao that Mary and Bill could friends.
ha.xe a vacation before leaving la.at Norma Martin, wife of Lt. Ray~
Sunday. Wb.De BUI la aw&y Mary mond Martin, ha.a received word
will live wtth her mother. She will that be la now at 'the 19th re·
be greatly mlued by the Service lnforcement depot in France and
Wl1'ea club u she bu been here Is waiting to be rea.saigned.
for three yeara and could alway• Cleo Slau~bter. wife Of former
be depended on to do wbatever Sgt. Carl Slaughter, ll!;'J"ftee that
wa.a uked of her. her huaband haa received hi.a: dis·
Deloris Aeben, wl;o bu been charge and they are now In Vlc-
1taytng at the hotae ot her hua--toria, Te.xa.a.
band'a partnll. Mr. and Mn. Clyde Dorothy Brewer. wtre ot M T lat
Aaben, bu. gone to Georgia to be Sgt. Brewer. has received. word
with her husband, Warrant Officer from the government that ber hll.9--
Han-y Ashen. She wu a.ccompan· band ha.a Brri1'ed aa!elv at bia dee-
led by her two small daughte1'9 a.nd tlna.tJou in the South Pacltlc. Thi.a
her bUBband, who came west to la hla teeorld trip there.
get her. GUESTS
NEW MEMBERS Dorothy Schorle had as a gueat
A new member who came lJJ. for her brother, Enalgn Everett Rea
the ftnt ti.me la a recenUy married for a week. He came from Holly;·
Navy v.1.fe. She Is Janet Nelaon, wood, n a .. a.nd bu now gone to
wife or Enalgn Leonard Nelaon Llttle Creek, Va .. where be la at-
Tbey were married July 12 ln the tendJng I. C. I. 8Chool. He baa been
pa.rle>ra of the Knox Presbyterian In the South Pacific for 13 months
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church in St. Paul. Minn. She wore and was on Guadalcanal.
a street length white dreu with Gnlger Rodgers and her husband,
white hat and carried a bouquet of Capt. J . E . Rodgers, had u a dln· 1
flowers. Her matron or honor was ner gue9t recently Col. Pitta of I
Mrs. Risdall. who was dreased ln Wubington, D. c.
light blue '\\'ith white bat and who Thelma Arnold received a \'lsit
1 1 a..lao carried flowers. The best man from her cousin, So. M. 2/c Robert
Hallmark Greeting Cards
Birthday and Anniversary
Costume Jewelry, Perlume, Novelties, Gifts
Newport . Souvenir and Gift Shop
. Hr. """ lln. 1l'o.....i B. 0-
'"'flte St01'< of 4 Minion Amclu"'
DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WITH
ORANGE rs
OWN
Fresh Daily
Deltclowi Sea Food9
Or, complete equipment
'A"hen you wa.nt to oatc~
your own.
HORMEN FISH MARKET
ON CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT BEACH
By Cy Hungerford
By Charles McManu.s
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OFFICE S PPLIES
, For · Al_I Business Requirements
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Let Us Supply our fleeds
Add. Machine Rolls, asstd.
Availability Certltlcatl!tl
15-30c
Binder, 3-rlng sin x 11 &bee $1.25
Cash Register Rolls, all makes
Celudex %-Inch clear Index "8bs
Clip and Arch Boards, all m.+. 90c and up
Clips, Bulldog and paper, ~ ables
Columnar and Accounting Ptlds, all sizes
Counter Checks I
Credit and Debit Pads I
I
250 Difff rent
Ledger Sheets and Forms
Suitable for Ev ry Business
and Incon e Tax
Require rtent
Daily Analysis Sheets, 500 fo• $5.50
Daily Cash Sheets, 500 for $ .25
Estimating Sheets t Desk Files, letters or legal
Envelopes
Columbia Clasp, all sizes to 0 x 15
Manila, white, all sizes, pl or printed
I
Billheads, Ruled-plain or p ted S'f.! x 7 to ;14
Daters, 75c
File Folders, manila, all cuts letter and legal
mes, $3.00 to $4.00 per 00
Erasers-Art Gum, Typewri r Ink and Pencil
File Guides, prestboard, 1 size, $2.25
Fillers, notebook, punched, or plain
, Large \lnd S all Sizes
Gla.s<:ine Bags
Gummed Labels
Indexes, all sl7.es
Jndex ~. ruled, all mes
Index Slgnals .
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Inks-Writing, bottles or ~~I Quink & 81-rters r:tendl, I ble, ll)dl•, stamping
tnventory Sheetll I
Salea Tu No
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Newport
News-
Included
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EVERY II ~WS· TIM!§in!L~!,!,l~_I ~! T!!I f.,1!.JI OPP.ORTO llT Yl
---U yru dm't tlnd what you are 'ooidn& fer adYert1led In ttila IMue PbOlle Newport Beach 12 QI" 13 and place YIJUI' own advert!Miment ---
j ir;§-~~LO~l'llENT~, ~~=o~•!!r!r;~u:§•~· =~·~ Jao£re, 811ft'LlllB a WANTED TO UNT a
------------HELP WANTED Fountain "°•L FOR SALE-21-tt. aallboat, $360. NAVY LIEUT. and wtf• wanta 1 ••• -----~ ••.78 •eet to NOTIC£ OF INT£NTION and pu-•~t to th• taw made and -•~ h -·--t th Of ....--..-... ..,.. """' "' --~ G d · Dru Main • Oe 120 Abalone &venue, Balboa te.. ouee Ot' •..-._.en for '1llOO • -'•t·, th··-n--~--·r!v .TO IELL. proVided, the undenrl-__. JOE H. un eT90n • g, n-A ~·• ~· ... In ut. N v-u ............ ...~ ..... ---.I ·~-traJ Balboa. "Ph. 515 68-2tc land. 33-ttc Ue~ UCIOl'I! ..upp g 0 0 on a ..._1.+.i Une to the mo.t STOUT, Executor of. aald Eatate, • · · children or .... ta. n~_.. local rd---... NOTICE. IS BERDY GIVEN ~" D t rt ta -•· th ~ -· weaterly corner of (Alj!, mock Sec ... £1.1 ee • P va --Ud to • ELECTRIClA.N WANTED to wtnt FOR SALE -Unalnkabl& canoe. erence&. Phone N. B. 2194-R..
D, Tract 323i thaice ...,th__ P~ ':t ~ ~C:. "!, ~ bl(h .. t and but bidder, oubject to 2-room,bouee, l2< 43"'1 ~t. Call Barbre, 208, or 1637-R atUr M-2tp
.rly along ... _ eouthw---rty Uon _,... bOnnrmatlon. ot aaJd Superior •a .. tp •·30 p m. M-2tc -~ Stata at Ct.llfomla, that lllUG-w ~ "· · WANTED TO RENT-3 bedroom lln• ot said Lot a, a -.,. pourt. on or after the 10th day of
ot 71.4e feet-to a coruer ot Lot H . WE8TMYER Vndor, of &22 It-~~ 194G, at the hour 'of 10:00 HELP WA.NTED-Checker wa.nted FOR SALE -Snowblrd, newly house with OQ!Jon to buy, 6 mos.
S; thence ·90uthwuterly at 20th Street.,-San.ta A.a.a. Ca.Ufomla,. dclock a.. m.. or theratte.r, within at the Harbor Market. Balboa painted, excellent ·condition. rent tn advance. Pre.fer Balboa
. rt.gbt angle to laat mentioned intend.II to Mll to VOLNEY L. HAY the ttme allowed ·by law, at the of.. bland. Phone 317 or Re•lde.nce Private pa.rtY. '300. Phone New. t.land. Addreaa 1140 N. Vlltta.
line. a distance ot 46.14 feet to Veodee, o£ .00 EUt Ocean Jl'rron.t. flee of GERALD BRIDGES, tOCM. 229Q-W. 66:-4tc port Beach 1917. .M-ttc Ho~Y'\'ood 46, Calif., or call
point ot begtnnlng. ::-~boa, d ~~~ 1D. all tha~ C: Pactftc Southwe1t BulldlDI', 21!5 WANTED-Man to work on fur-BOA ~Bot, Sold and Traded Granite 6212. 57-tfc
All porttona of aatd alley to be va· an . West S~th Slrfft. Loe Angel ea, nlture van. Good salary. Perman-.M&rtne EDginee and Part.
cated, cl···• up and .~--don-•. penonal property cona1atlng gen-1~ County of Lo1 Angelos, state t Bal~---~ Co 1 •• 1 ~ -~ erally of all etoclc In tnlde, ftxturu, ot Qillfornla, all the right. tlUe en · ~ "~-•r ·• ~ KARil'{Jli BALVA.-E AND a.re: m ore clearly ~ on certain equipment and good wW ot a ce.r W. Central, Newport Beach. Kl'Q. 00.
map• approved &nd adopted by the • and tnterut Of aaJ.d decea.aed &t the •••tfC OIWV\ w. een•-1 -'....., .,_ nttaaw. taln Motel bualneu known U ti at d th d all rt-t. tlU ~ ~ ~ -·-r~ -City CouncU ot the City of Newport ALBO MOTEL ln th ctt of me ea • an ... e Newport e=ch, c..ut.
Beach for II.id vacation clOlillg 8 A le ~ t and lnteteat that the estate ot IA.Id ADOHR MILK FARMS haa a 31-ttc
PuaL1c NoT1ca PuaLJc NoTBca Puauc NOT?cu
' Balboa, Ca.Ufornla., and ocate a deceaaed baa acquired by operaUon route rln-. ln the N ewport area --------------! · up and abandonment, by Reaolution Sl" •t• E . Central and 400 E . f 1 th rwt In d •· all -r-· ~mm--. of~ Man Who Came to Dlnner9 ~......, • dated July 2 1945 and designated ........., o# ml o aw, or o e ae, an w tor a man who conaiden him.sett EVERYTHING
..._. Ja the PaolAc, JUC "P on Plf\h Marine Dl'f'lllon 8Latr c ''RelOluUon No 32i2 " Reference ~ Ocea n Front. Balboa, ~ re!f that certain real property p&r~ above average. call Long Beach
FOR SALE-2-bedroom unturntah-
<d houoe, Immediate --
$6.000.00. H.aJ Will Smith. PbOille
200-J. M-4tp
3 Unit Apartment
.. , M ~ M. OrlMln. of Dallu, Ta., tor w 11ni·ha.ltd~ hereby ma.de for furl.her partlcu· and that the purcbale price e ticularly deacrlbed aa follows, t.o 698..al collect. 58-2tc ELECTRICAL Mw~r• oa WI lwo ~ bac.Ue esperlenca. They ~ Wt will be paid at 11 o'clock &. m. oo wit·
'--._ Ill-. J11enG1, -1 .... ,, .. aad Mla ~ Blod· lars as to th• proposed vaatloo. th• 9th day ot A"~·-1945 at AB-· LAUNDRY -Wa.nt oomeone who '=-Hokin & , Galvan" 6..1:-el o1. Jfnr Ywk. Jllttll Stoddard le the wt.fe of pla1'1flfl'ht cloe.lng up and abandonment of said -. .. .,..., SUR Lot 11• Block A, Tract No. will do laundry at home in New· 1:.1wr
l..i"atrWaaL lsq ••~"I Mlf eemment: "'lwo Jim& WU alley, to a&ld aaape, and aid mapa. =CTCO~~e ~ty of ~irloca~ed in Orang" counz. port, Costa. Mesa or v1cip.lty for SElectrlcal Contract.on ~~-~-~-~~~•~IM~~·tt~w~-~;~;;~~~--~·*~-!""'~··~-:·~~~~~~~(U~·:_S.~llorioo~:~~C..0~'.,:,,,_!,!-~~)~-land each Of them are made a pa.rt ta Count t Orange orn · u .per map nco -famlly of four. Re-ply Box. M , 1000 Cout Highway of thla Resolution to the same San Ana. rnla y o , ed ln Book 18, Page 8, Mia-N ~-•• 't Pb(>De 13.U 97-t:fc
t year old atucco.-Income $1~ .
$13,600
Geo. B. & L. Elaine Weiss
"L<is 'Tai~ It Ov«"
State of C&ll!o . cell M In th Off1 c/o ewa-' LU.Jes. "°.., p ------'--------Neil Billings, son ot Mr. and Mrs. extent &nd purpoee aa if the aame aneoua apa, e ce n· h. Skiff
Jack Billing•. 1921 Fullerton ave-were herein lncorporaled Ln tull. Da.tect J~~g~E 1~5y..ESTMYER, ~th~ County Recorder or aa.ld HELP WANTED-Man, no exper-Ing . tes, Stl mw·llUCH IS EICOUGHr
703 E. Central Ave.,
Balboa -Ph006 683
!>8-2tc .,.._.w .. n · A..it nue. celebrated bla eleventh birth· SEC'nON 2. That the proceed-Vendor un y. lence neceaary, $200 per month Paddleboards; Sal ,
day Wednesday evening and hie: inp for the cloelng up and aban. Terma of sale: Caab ln rawtul to start. Costa Meaa Recapping Duck and Rowboats Practically New Horne
On Peninsula
CompleteJy Fu.rnlahed
Immediate Poeseealon
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guest at dinner, complete with donment of the atoreeald port.ion VOLNEY ~d~Y, money ot the United States OD. con-Shop, 1760 N ewport Blvd., Co8ta New and Used.
birthday ca.ke, wa8 Charles ComP-of aaJd alley shall be had a.nd firmatlon of ea.le; 10% of the Meaa. Phone 148. M ·t:fc WATSON WOODCRAFT SHOPS
ton. The evening waa spent at the taken, and th~ City Council of the -Jul ;:6rm.dff. amount bid to be deposited with the CONGENIAL WO!.l:AN between 30 611 Cout. Highway,
show. City of Newport Beach etecta to Pub. y 31' 1 · bids. Bids or offe.ra to be in writing and 50 to act 88 companion part Newport Beach. Open Sund&ya.
ONEfilDAY PUBLIC NOTICES ............ -' . . . . -~ -"""""" a-.10~·~---u.v.:, .. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION
NO. 3212.
.... 4 ..,, D ,...,,.."' .. w .... --... r a ,..,_.. .t Gotl Uni OD A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH DECLARING ITS IN·
TENTION TO ORDER THE
CLOSING UP. VACATION AND
ABANDONMENT OF A POR·
TION OF THAT CERTAIN
ALLEY, 14 FEET IN WIDTH,
IN BLOCK D, PURSUANT TO
AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE .,STREET VACATION
ACT OF 1941."
........ •I•'••• U•I••• 8tat• ... 111l:al .........
CIM•M'••-Y'• tab _,,. w
-• -B,_ '" Vil_.,, c-___ ._.table 1 ! t.. 5000 Umtl
tl-.A .... 500U-•V-. ... D. ....... ,..._,.. 1Wa7 • _____ ,,,,._ .....
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-----= HEADACHE
The Qty Council of the City of
Newport ~ Beach. pur3ll&Dt to tbe
provisions of the "Street Vacation
Act of 1941 ," approved May 13.
1941. Statutes of 1941, Cb.apter ~
and amendment.a thereto. bel.ng
Division 9 , Part 3, Streets and
Highway Code, doea hereby Resolve
and Declare as follow•:
. .
IS sUCM A .
a1G-
r.rnu"'" ... SECTION 1. That the public
Interest and con venJence requires
the cloeing up &nd abe.ndonment
Of a portion of a cert&ln alley, 14
feet ln width, in Block D. ln the
aty or Newport Beach. and lt 111
the in tention of the C\ty Council
at the Ctty Of Newport Beach t o
order the following de11C:r1bed por-
tion of a certain alley ln u.Jd city.
D&MD•
i to be vacated, cloeed up, and &ban·
don ed. to-wit:
T
ALLEY TO BE VACATED:
All that portion of alley 14
feet in width l.n Block D. u
ahOW'D updn map ot Tract No.
323, Miscellaneous Mapa, Book
14, Pagew 40 and 41 Qid Block
632. u sbowu upon map Of
Corona del Mar, Ml9cellaneoua
Mapa, Book 3. Page• 41 and (2,
Records of Orange County and
deacrlbed M foll OWi :
Begl.n.nlng at the most south·
erJy corner of Lot 3, Block D
ot said Tract No. 323, thence
northweatet"ly on a 9t.raigbt·
line to a point, aaid point lying
in the 90utbeuterly line of Lot
14. Block 632. of s&ld Corona
del Mar and being 23.10 feet
!louthwesterly from the 'moat .
easter ly comer of waJd Lot 14;
thence northeuterly along said
southeuterly line to aald moat
euter ly corner of Lot 14 :
thence northwesterly along the
northeaaterly line ot aald Lot
WING SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD
811 Coast Highway 101
'
PbciDe Newport 886
~~~
• MocwlDp and opaee anJ!able
for BoalB for !We
• PlMldle Bouds for Beat
by U!e week or lllOl!th.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
NEEDED
Service Mi!n and War Woria!n
A:n All.
DepeM1ng Upon Our Girls at the
. Swttmh«»t'dll
QOOl> PAY W1DIE LJ:ARNING AND REGULAR~
l ....... -... MUi7 Sol-· a.Jltomla ati.
SOlTfHERN CALIFORNIA
TELEPHONE CO.
100 EMt BQ ·-· 'Be!boa
~ ~ No..I' ., St.. SU•._.&.
1.1111•1-•) tf .t...r BD'lt R & 2 ..
,
......
proceed under the provteiOlla of the NOTICE INVITING S~LED and will be received at the office time .t: cooperate in light bouae-Phone 601 43-ttc
"Street Vacation Act of 1941" ap-PROPOSALS of GERALD BRIDGES, Attorney work ln exchange for room and
$10,000
Proved "ay 13 1941 Statu•·s 1941 •t Law, 1004 Pacific Southwelft. NOTICE TO BOAT OWNERS -' ' ...., ' BuilcU 2 w t Fl st St t, board. Prefer one who drivee. Chapter 250 and amen~entl Pursuant to tmtrucUona by the ng, 15 es r ree Pleuant beach location. Further Give Your Boat Ocean Front Lot
In Balboa
thereto being Divi3lon 9 Part 3 City CouncU of the City of Ne.,., ... port Loe Angelet1 14• California.. at any pa.rtlcular11 call at 1425 West Bay Real Protection
Street.!' and Highway Cod~. , Bea.ch, California. notice la laereby time after the flrat publication Ave., Newport Beach. 57-3tc $2000
SEcnON 3. The Street Super-gtve.n inviting aealed propoeala or hereOf and before the date of sale. -----=-:-c===---:-:
lnteodent of the Oty ot Newport bide for the furnlahing and ln-Dated July 14 · 1945· SALE MI8CELLANEOU8 SO INVESTIGATE 2 Houses
Beach oball cause to be co-lcu, stalling of 5,920 l!Jl•al feet ot 21n4 JOE H. 5i,.~~t:.r. FOR SALE-Wall bed and "Even PLASTIC PAINTS
ously posted aloog the line or the tnch diameter water pipe main1 CR 12432 Clo'' gaa room beater. Phone Tougb-Hard-Durable--Gloeay
Near Bay, on lot 70x71.
$13,500
alley proposed to be vacated, not accordance with plane and spec fl· -· 5S-ltc Won't Crack. Chip or Peel
less than 300 reet apart. but not caUooa on fUe In the office of the Pub. July 24· 26· 3t ; Aug. 2· 7· 1945 N\\-pt. Bcb. 1435-J. Salt Air Retriatant-Weather Proof -
Bay Front Lot
El Bayo Tract leu than three Ln all, notlcn ot Cfty Engineer. FOR SALE -Baby
new. 1866 Laguna
Mesa.
buggy, like
Ave., Coeta
58-2tc
the vacation of aaid alley. Said Ea.ch bid 3hall be accompanied
notices ahall at.ate the puaage of by a certlt'led Ol' cashier's check
thta ReaoluUon of Intention and for ten percent (103) Of the
the tlme and place of the hearing amount ot the bld, made payable
of all penone lntere11ted in or ob-to the order of the City of Newport
jectlng to the proposed vacaUon Beach. Bids aball be sealed and
1944
TIDE TABLES
High Low HIP
AUGUST
FOR SALE-Kayak, $25; day bed,
$25. 221 Crystal Ave., Balboa
THOMAS LeDONNE
Plastic Products
248 East Fourth St., Long Beach
Phone L. B. 721-39 58-4.tc
Ialand. 57·4tc ------~------
$11 ,500
W. L. Jordan
700 East Central, Balboa.
Phone 163 58·2tc
MUSICAL & RADIO S4 ------------ot said alley, all u required by filed wtth the City Clerk at the W , 1 4 :22 9 :5:) 4:46
5.4
5:44
5.7
5 :37
6.0
7 :28
6.3
8 :14
6.5
6.5
11 :S9
0.8 FOR SALE-'41 Cushman Motor ;._.;;.;;.....;......;.,..c;-'-------At Corona del Mar
law. City Hall tn Newport Beach, Call-
SEC'MON 4. N 0 TI CE IS fornla, on or before August 6th, Th. 2
S.5 1.7
6 :07 11 :04: Scooter. $150 cash. Phone 2457. KOHLER Uprtght Plano, walnut 2 Bedroom Stucco
HEREBY GIVEN that the Oty 1945. at 4:00 o'clock P . M., and will 3.4 2.1 439 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del rtniah, in good condition. 614 S6lh South of Hlgbw~y
Mar. 56-4tc St., Newport. 57.2tp $6500 Council of the Oty of Newport be opened and publicly read aloud F , 3 12 :11
2.2 AV AlLABLE on account of death, SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS S8 See
7 :31 1 :10
3.6 0.2 Beach d"Oes hereby fix Monday, the at or about 4 :00 o'clock P . M. ot
6th day of Auguat. 19-4:5, at the that day lrl the Council Chamber .s.
hour of four o'clock P . M. ot eakl in the Oty Hail, Newport Beach, • 8 :29 2:02
3.8 -0,3
9 :16 2:47
4.1 --0.7
4.2 --0.9
1:11 Super-Telex bearing aid. 412 KE.VS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT W. J . HOLCOMB
2.3 Avocado Ave .. Corona del Mar. Vogel'e, 100 Ma.ln St. Balboa and 1517 Coaat Highway
2 :02 58-f.tp 208 lla.rlne Ave., Balboa Tllland Corona del Mar day, ln the Council Chambera of Callfomla.. Su.. 5
the Ctty of Newport Beach located Tbe above mentioned check
in the Ctty Hall in the ctty of ahall be given aa a guarantee that
Newport Beach. u the lime a.nd the bidder will enter into the con-
2.2 ------------22-ttc "Where the Flags Fly''
2.i Full-size Crib and !>8-lte
Mattress RIDING At Corona del Mar
Beautiful Comer
1 Block from Ocean
See
ptace for bearing al.l penona in-tract if a warded to him, and. will T1d• ani olaced tn ordu or OOC'lll'NDO&.
terest.9' in or objecting to the be declared. forfeited lf the INC· Liebl n~ a.. m.: dull nsm-p. m.
proposed vacation ot aa.ld alley. ceut'ul bidder refuae11 to enter into
In good condition.
Phone 532--J
Alocg Hilhd.de Trall8 tn beautl.
tul Laguna canyon, $1.15-0 per hr.
Hay Ride. Arranged.
SHETLAND PONY Gelding, wit-HOt'9n Boarded. And the saJd Oty CcuncU at said said contra.cl after belDg requested p N
tlme and place will bear the evl· to do 30 by the Qty CouncU ot the UBLIC OTICES able tor boy or gtrL Phone New-Phone La.gun.a 2875. 48-ttc
W . J . HOLCOMB
1517 Coast Highway
Corona. del Mar
"'Where tbe Flap Fly''
dence offered by any person inter· ctty of Newport Beach. CARD OF THANKS port 179·W before 5 :30 p. m. or -------------
2009 atter 6 :00 p. m. 53-Uc Carpenters Available 58-ltc e1ted in the VILC&tion of !l&ld alley Said City Council, pul"8Uant to
We w1sb to thank our fr1enda and SALISBURY Deluxe Motor Glide for gene~ re~tenance LISTINGS wanted Beadl pt'O" heretofore deecribed. the Labor Code of the State of
SECTION 5. Tbie Resolution of c.ttfornla. bu ucerta.ined and de-
Inte.nUon &ball be publlsbed at leut termlned that the general prevail·
once ln the Newport Balboa. News· ing rate of per diem wages in the
nmes, a. newspaper of general ctr· locality In which the said work
culatk>n printed. publlahed and cir· herein de11ct1bed ta to be performed,
culated In the City of Newport tor ee.ch era.ft or type of workman
Beach. and aald publication eh.all or mechanic needed to execute the
be made before the dat e set t or cootract and al30 the general pre-.
the bearing of all per80na inter-vaitlng rate for legal holtday and
ested in or objecting to the pro-overtime work for each craft or
neighbors for their kindness and (scooter ) v.itb side car. Used GORDON .. ROBERTSON perties and homes. Ula B. Mc-
sympathy In the ION of our son. only 2 weeks .• Perfect condition. Call Newport 83 Farren, wtth Jack Regan. 6~12
Cllarlee Gray jr., and d~ply ap-$306. 125 Agate Ave., Balboa .u-ttc N. Main St., Sant.a Ana. Ph. s.
predate evttythlng done for ua Island. 57-2tc 1______________ A. 0912. 51·ttc
ln our great &<>rrow. -------------W h. Machines -------------Mr. and Mrs. Char! .. Gray, Auto Batteries as Ing
1817 Wea:t Central Avenue, 18 m onth -J6.t!5 Ex. Repajred
Newport Beach. Calif. Pennsvlvania Oil Porto F or All Makeo
58-ltc Callon _ 70c Pick S~~very.
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Wuhing Ma.chine Shop
Best Buy in Balboa
FOR S.ALE-6-rm.. Stucc:o with
•-room funl1abed apartment
over 2-car garage. Ha.rdwood
floort1. patio, flnplace, mod-
~ed vacat1on. type of workman or miech&nlc lo be BU81NE88 Gt11DE 10
C<H!lta Mesa. M-4tc 1768 Newport Blvd, Costa Meaa The above and foregoing Reeo-u followa:
lution of . Intention No. 3212 wu GENERAL CONTRA<::rING. Re-
Hourly P•r p&lr and AlteraUons. S.e Frank Uncalled For Suits Phone 22&3 M-tfc
passed at a r~gular meeUng ot the
ctty Council of the City of Newport
Beach, held on the 2nd day of July,
1945, by the following vote. to-"'·lt:
A YES, Councilme.n: Allen. Stan·
ley, Iabell, Reed. Hall
NOES. Councilmen: None.
ABSENT. Council.men: None.
ATTEST:
CLYAN H. HALL,
Mayor
FRANK L. RINEHART.
City Clerk..
Pub.-July 31 , 11145.
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Wage ~lem Pellkofer, S40!5 F1nley av~ .• New-200 men'• euita, $-4.96 up. Top ''M F y M v"
Classlflcatlon Rate age port Beach. Ph. 1498-14.. 43-ttc and rain coal& Watches, ward-Ore Or OUT onefa.
Muon. brick ............ $1 . .50 $12.00 -------------robe trun.U, guns. Suk.in.a, 220 We have jwlt ln.stalled S new ac-
Operator, trench R Q Q F S W . Ocean, Long Beach. 6-lfc tory method Retread molds which
machine .................. 1.625 13.00 Applied or Repaired give a deeper tread than new
Operator, shove.I or Free Estl.matea 4: Inspection WE HA VE gooa uaea pianos for tires, meaning more mileage.
dragline .................. 1-75 14.00 w. J . Benbow. 3602 Marcus Ave. $95, $126, Sls:i, $195 up. F\ne Leave titts ln the morning and
Operator , air Phooe Npt 1012-J. M-ttc grande $395 up. Terme. Some have them recapped or repaired
compressor ............ 1.2.5 10.00 for renL 30 years ln Orange by evelling or we pick up your
Operator. concrete Dave's Cabinet Shop county. Danz-Schmidt Plano Co.. car and deliver same day. Free
mixer ................. ·-··· 1.25 10.00 Cabinet Work. cc Doors a.nd draw· 520 N. :M.aJ.n. Santa. Ana.. 5ttc loa.ne.rs if desl.red. Money b&ck
Operator. pump ........ 1.25 10.00 era, PatJo Furniture. etc. Cor. St guarantee la your as11ura.nce.
Operator. tractor 1.:50 12.00 Walnut and Weatmioste.r, Costa ~W..:AN=...:T..:•..::0::..:..T0::..:.._8..:UY.:_~-----Coata Mesa Tire 4 Retread Shop
Cement finisher ........ 1.35 10.80 Mesa. Phone 1753-W. • 54-Stc WANT TO BUY-E lectric steam our new addreu
ern. Poueaalon wt th eecrow.
Balboa Peninsula
$6,000 Cash;
balance like rent ·~
Phone Newport1l3
or addreu Box M
News.. nmee, Newport Beach
«-U
TTuck Drlver ............ 1.00 8.00 -------------iron, 1n perfect condition. Phone 1760 Newport Blvd.
Carpenter ................ 1.35 10.80 PAINTING OONTBA<1rOB Newport Beach 2007·M. 57-2tc Tel. N. B . 23.U 54-tfc FOR SALE
Pipe Layer ............... t.25 10·00 Painting -Decorating WILL PAY CASH tor your tur-MUSICAL a KADIO N WMEOIATE POSSESSION
Oller.· ·····La··· .. 00·······-······ l.8l~ ;·: Root' Repair It Painting nitvre or what have you. Phone -------------Huntington Bea.ch
Common rer ······ · u · FOR SALE _ Emerson s q u are 213 Knoxville Street
Watchman and Svrnpson & Nollar Nwpt_ 2000. o. R. crawl•Y. The grand piano, $275. 1704 Pacillc s Bedroom new hom_•.
flagman .... ············· .. 875 7 .00 Ph. Nwpt. 1217-W 612 S8th St. Food Baaket. 1,812 N•wport ~ve, Corona del ~ar. 51-Uc "-• trom 8:30 a. m. to l!l u 12 ttc Blvd.., Coela M-. 99-ttc .IJJ.• ..... ........,_.. Any other ctaaa ca on -4 :80 dally.
omitted be.rein, not 7 OO BICYCLES -Sold, rented or re-IF YOU want to etll your old RADIO REPAIRS--All m•lree; A"tail&tle to eseentlal 11Vorker9 on ~_?1d~ ·;;.:::·1····on····.· an.87d5on---hill ' pal.red. Vogel's, 100 KaJn St.. pJano .ee ua. -We pay h1ghMt tu~. etc. Marine IClectl1cWL euy t.enm and at celJlng pr1ce..
r:-cv•• ICIU. ........ .,~ Bal-and 208 ,.., _ _._e Aven••" cub. price.. 30 year. in OraDp Ph.-Ul.7. Burt Nortm. 1111 ICmployea of many flrDMt an now
11") tJm .. the--" pre~ni .. -rate .-....:i.u. ---~Uc "'--"""" u-N_......... Be1d:I of ~-•• ~ ... ""::':'. pal·~d."' -·~t _11e __ •_boa __ 1_o1_•'"'--------county. Dans-Bchmldt Plano Co.. ~ ... -,.. ·-.-.. on the ellglbWty u.t for the tlrwt
---~ -r -520 N. Kain. Saata AD&. &-tfc l-tto time. Tbla boUM la l w.U .,.,.,_
watchmen, f\a.g?Den u.d other OOC· rmc>NAL l& -=:..::::..:==-==:..:.=::....-=.-=,:J ;=.;~;;;;;;-:;;;;;:-;;;;;;;;------;;ti ·.uucted. The IUbflOOll la of 2·1n.
manual workers. for any W'Orklnl ~ l'OB SAU D WANTl:D N a:NT ~1nk1. "ftle b&rdwood floon at
time man than eight (8) boun Ir YOU att lonely, wrtta Bm; 32. FOR SALE-Bed davaiport. Good WANT TO LEASE-Two bedroom 1-tncll and an -.,.utully tlD-
durtng any one (1) c:alendar day Clarklton, Wuh.. Send Ila.mp. condition. 1115 37lh St., Newport home year round. Pa.rt owner of t.bed. Prewar enamel bath tub,
where oueh work la roqulred In -Beaeh. 58-2tp El P&raWlS'Ca!•. 110 McFadden metal jacl<etad -beater. 56,-
,,_. at atnMordinUY •mergenclee !IJIA•E YO'lla OAB U Place. Phone J.380..W. 67-tfc 000 B'lU gu floor turnace, Iola
ca.....i by tire, flood. or dan(<r to FOR SALE -Hardwood D!Jl•tta . Of warclrobeoo and ci-ta. _.._
tlfe or property and for Ume on RIDE WANTED-From Bola and .et, 4 ch∈ dttuer, co~fff WANTED-To rent turn.laheid 2 or tlfU1 tile large porch& Price
sundayw and the le"teD. ('7) lepl Newport Bl.,.d. to 8. A. A. A. B. table, t..throom 8C&)ea_ Phone 3 bedroom bouae for 2 lVeeb in , $6850.00.-0o.n ~yment ~ or
hoHdaya. to-wit: New Year'• D&J, M\Wt be then tram 8 L m.. to 1527.R, 519 ~th st.. Newport. Aue. Price no object. Joeeph · more. lt you wUrh. Monthly pay·
Memorlal Dey, Fourth at July, 5 p. m. Phone U or 2122 after 158-ltp Holm, 276 Loe Floru, Balters-mmto '4!0.00 for !oar 1 _, and
La-Dey, Annlatlce Day, TlwlllJ>. 5 :30 P. m. ~ttc tleld. ll&-4tp the can be '26.00 per month.
gt...tnc O.y and om.tmaa. JI FOR SAl...&-CbJld'• 6-room doll WANT TO RENT-modem 2-bed· A.alt any bulk about u or tor
The Cl ... O>uncll of the City of l Jl'CA~~·~ll'll~.'.:AIDIJ~~-,,.-:::::---=~ ""'-· tw'nlab<d complete; alao all _ _. -• ,,_ turthor lnfonn&Mon -: NOf!o. .. , .......... 13--UL doll bed, cbe« ot drawers room llou9e. or ...-... v1. """"'6·• Newpori: Beach rMtI"+'e. tbe ... -WE can make penicillin capsulee. u-u , Oct. Prefer ocean tn:mt. TON It BAD.EY, 710 Ocean Ave. ·-~ all bl.Lo __ ... to ~ t ,._, ... -· tlon. and'V&DJ.ty ; bl1ckbogf'd .. stand. ........ ..-a~· on-ch. Ph ·--~ ..,,_.. any or -~ ~w-en or -.--u Newport. w. F . Failla, U9 R<>ae-lll1e, ~ ~ """ _..,.
-·• any Informality 1n a bid not Bring your ~ption to .1500 S8th St., Newport Bsach. Ph. wood. Ontario. 57_2tp Beech 111).97. 0-Uc
ett..tad b7 '""· Newport PharmacY· wz..w. M-ttp
Detedthla:Mthcl&yotJuly.1.Mll. li&-ltx> ll'OR 84<E-Large 1¥ory dwr, ELDERLY ll4AN 4k DAUGHTER,j lRl!~~·~··:_:Ell~T~~&~'l'E~W~AN'IZD~~~-~N=
FRANKL. RINEHART, ~ bed, ~· --'•-----~•-nt ~deDta. want omall
Cl ~ ••· Cl._ t II •w~ ~ • .,......,.. --~-~ HAVE many calla for hom .. and l7 ~· at -., o EllPLOTIIBNT WA!ftZD 1Prlng mattJu&. m-tng tab!•, ""'-· Coot& -l'<UOll&ble acreage In Coot& K--Newport
N•wport llM.cb. O!llfonil&. W ANTED--Olrpet and Upl>cllotar' utra twtn bedo, old otyl• daven. renL Phone Pla<:entla !1216. Helgbta Diet. L1llt '111th ,.. If you
Pub.-July :M, Sl, 11M6. , __ cJ--'--_ ._, -e. WorlJ port • club cbalr In t.u cond. lf&.2to
..._ --. w ,_ ~~ 1""' large Uhrary tahle8, oak, ------------mean --·For your con...,_ No. z:ss....., ,.uuanteed. ())lor ud _ .. ,re--walnut. 4 OQk dinlng 'cbaira., 3 WANTED TO RENT-Hou.le for a 1enot W6 ban a. branch offlce at
NOTICE OF 8ALE OF REAL -.!-. give new -Pl>aDe lroo folding day . beda, •enral wed< to mo. In Aug. Wlll!Jlg to H&D S. Kain St., SaDta Alla. Ph.
PROl'ElfTY AT PRIVATE &ALL Newport eas. Ooll betw-lO art1cl N <M. pay up to rl5 & w.U. Plltty ~HERB ALLEKAN, REilr
_ and '-6CMk other • Ph: ewpt.••t:t EUMnlr.a, Boa. 711, Balboa JtJ•M TOR. M-$1.C
·'" -&upo-Court of -·--c 511-Jtc i--------------~-•~-1a l1t and For tM 'Clll'IAJ1)IDT GI» ++• • • ,.,..,..,. ._ ----_.... ., ...... .,_ • --·~ ~..,•u••-D W.un'll:D 'l'O.RENT--Oll ---•• ~~-County,,, L• A....... WAH'l'll:D-BOTSLMAOO. --_:;=:.:..::..::..::..::..:=.=....----'-tlft 1 1-to -a ·a., ..,1,;;;A~•-;;-;TO;;;--;;l/ll);;;l~!,D~: ;.:"fJ:;-,-;:.__=:-=
• ---• 8-lfe w~ or allp for ---JN-r&E IU3Tl:R or~ J:8. ._.,r .Aaflfary. Pbcme 172&. , ~ IMw OD &lllio& ~J ..., , W ar ..... m
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onni. . .; Two , ··-po ,_ -. ..... .._,. ... I. 111 K-· • _L _ ~ :ntr \~ !., } !_ • ~-• •-i.•..,at--~ O!llltozpwt-. -IUYWAll-MHDe ;;, --,..5-•
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' • , I r' I -_..;__-... ________ _._..__,_...!111~a=w=lrqa~~...!•=:•=:•~aoa==...:.llm=::: ":'.""""=""::~;~1":•: .. ~""~::".:....:•:•:•"'= °rtt 1'1111: Twe1tq. Im, It, 1MI 1 ......... ~ --F . I • Ac' t-1~-v--! 1-. t-, 1-. e-s-;P1a'lortyt Caltass Has I Ml.teller-Cbjlds wedding and Reception n A' Costa -Mesa Community Church Saturday e1n1 LrJ Ille Costa Mesa Home
I Oile at the loftlleot w....U..p ptberecl at \be tiny walotllDe, + By Wtnitrl!d Barbre + ~ Pblllle 1637-R
• Mrs. S. Eastman
Honored at Shower
When Mn. Robert Kenuton,
815 Via Udo Sood. entertained -In the Qata Ke0& Commwuty fland Into ...irUng r::ii-at tlle _..!:!!!!!~~:...!!!!!..;~!......-----~----=~.:.:.:.!!!:.:.:;;::..:::.:::::. ___ = __ -:=:-;-:;::--'7."':""=7;:=o:;--=.;;...;.-
cburdi'.,... t11at oo1emn•sec1 Satur-hem. Tho flnsvtip ven; lace qec1, SundJyS' Breakfast l Re~irlng Member da;f, July is at f :ao p.m. -.... caught into, a Jullet cap ot -, "-=--N I • Meet Chief J £
Mn. Jack Bllllnp wu b-her brid(e dub at luncheon at the
at the ~uly meeting of tho Pilot Nroiiort Harbor Yacht club ,....
C1au ct Cbrfat Cburcb· by tho S... cmtty Mn Spauldln1e Eastman
""leltalDlnc Tllunday evening at 131 Via Y.ita. was las~ to arrive'
her home, 1921 Fup~~.1avenue. and was surprised to find heneti
Coot& Kea with Mn. AllC6 Ntren-IUe9l ot bmor at a shower.
j lllao'Pbyw. Aldon Cbllda, c1aup-W:e, clNlgned and mac1o by t11• At Del tein Home .ru-u.una .urses Entertains or
w at Kr. and Mr.. I-lie Henry. bride. Her .flowen were a paceflll I L-------.._--;--~-----:---... Newport Hts. Circle Pac1ftc •-ue. became tlle bdde llbeaf at prdmlaa and lltepbanotl.I. Mr. lllld Mn. Delmar Stein,
Of Robert Augmt Koe-bl Ber-Illa Glady• Moeller of Berkeley, ~ onNe averu...,, Coot& Meoa, ~. -of Kr. 1111d Mn. Komo oloter ct tho brl_..,, ..,.. maid ent~ ,,_ben ot a r-
Koolltt ct Po~ ClrellOft-Of bonor •1111d oho wu gowned In club ot Ibo couples at breeldut
TIMI double r1D&' ceremony wu yellow tattota wllh & -In their lath boule Sunday mom·
rmd by the Rn. cur Jolmoon, necklll1e. Bl'ldumalcla: ........ -Ing wh•ttl fema and tuc!Wu
putor. ot tbe cburcb, u the ~ -the Ml-Alice Lee and made a lovely oottlng and tantal-
-.ple ltnolt before him In a oettills Lenora Wood& ot Santa Ana. ....,_ 1ztn1r ocl<k-s _p.., advance hint& ot
ot J"llow gladiolus., palm.a and Ing blue and plnk •Un, re.pee-the buttfrmUk hot cakes. IO'IJD·
llebted candelabra, Uvely, and l4lao "-"1ary Wooda bled .US. bacon. llllced ~
The bride wu given away by her ot Coat.a Kesa, who wore blue from the trees in the yard, and
uncle, Harold M. Woodll. Her dark •Un. All carried arm bOuquete of coffee. •,
beauty wu aet ott by the lovely Tall.nen roee. and delpbiDlum. The St~lna delJaht in thb breek·
aown_ of ~~te organza, crisp yet M'orria Koeller acted u beat man. fast, which ls a yearly affair and
lbeer, ~ ·.,;ute taffeta. Tbe ntted for b1a aon, and uahera were J&mff enjoying it with them were their
bodice wae ahlrred, wtth a sweet. Wooda, Coeta Mea; Hiµ-old Dean house guests, Mr. and Mn. Walter
be&rt necltltne and the long,. fUU Wooda, Santa Ana. and Thomu Weber ot San Pedro; Mr. and Mrs.
aleevea were ln8et with delicate Kirkpatrick, San Diego. Small Glen Cramer and James, Mr. and
lace 1.naertion. The akirt, allgbUy Micha.el Wooda ~ed in the pro-Mn:. Richard Hall and Carol. ::;;;;:;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;:;;:;;:~;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:,I Mrs. Ed Hanson and Mrs. Mabel I Thorl> were unable to attend
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Desert
Second
Shop
Floor Fourth and Sycamore
Santa Ana
I '
cession, carrying the two rlnga on
a whlte Mtln pillow.
Miss Betty Rae Rogen, a eoror·
lty sister ot the'.bride, played two
aelectlons and the wed d 1 n g
marcbes. She al&o accompanied ~fr.
Henry, who sang "I Love Thee"
and "Because," and Miss !t1urlel
Hatch, 10\'ho gave two violin num-1 bets. one being the ever-lovely J
"Ave M aria."
After the wedlllng the b ride 9.'a.!I
celled to the-telephone v.·here .she
recelvd the congratulations of her
fa ther. Floyd L. Chil<is. of Denver.
Kodachrome pictures were tak en
ot the ceremony and reception and
a tran9Cription of the entire cere-
mony ~·a~ made and will be sent
with the picture.II to Mr. Childs.
The recept ion w11.s beld at the
church social hall for 80 or more
guests. Decorations of 8ummer
flowers arranged by Marton Jen-
klna Cam made the hall gay and
the lovely buffet arrangement held
u note of lnterest the four -tiered
wedding cake. all in white, with a
wedding bell on top, whlch wu cut
Cadet Nurses Ab'ce ValandrJ (cenltt) and Ro'!"ena Pent.ewa or Sace
Memorial Boe-pttal, Gabado, Arizona. larses& Indian hospital ln the
Southwest are irtteted bJ Chief Richard DaYh Tbunderbltd, priest
chief of the Dor SoldJen band of the Cbe1e.zme Indian'.. on the.fr
antnl In Loi An.re.lea reeentlJ 'f'la Santa Fe Ballw&r'• Callfornla
Uml&ed. Enrolled ln tbe cadet nurw corps of the U.S. PubUc Health
SerYlce the Indian nanea journeyed to the Cout to pu1.lelpaWi ln Jaanchinc of the M.S. Coastal Nomad. war carro •eael. a& the Wil·
mln,ion JV"ds of U.e Consol•daten Stttl Corp. Nurse ValanclrJ wu
QOD.SOr of the •eue:I, Na.~ Pentewa was maJd of honor. and Chief
Tbanderblnl performed an India.a Good Lack cttemOD.7 for &be ship.
by th• bride •nd groom. Pr .. id1ng Baldwin-Baird Vows Repeated Wednesday over the tea urn WaJI the bride'•
~"~'::._•r!.i~ !::ir";,a .. ao;:t Evening at Chapel of Costa Mesa Church
auni. M.rs. Thomas Kirkpatrtck, Kneeling in the little chapel of 1 Dolly Kenline. Rev. and Mn. Carl
served tbe coffee. Mrs. R. N. the Costa Mesa Community 1Johnson and children, Costa Mesa;
Woods ee'rved punch. and MrfJ . H. church. wedding vows were r'e-Mr. and Mrs. Earl J . Stage and
M. Wooda supervised the lpMl peated Wednesday at 7 p . m. by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gallagher.
Kappa Gubalon club memben, Miss Julia Louise Baird, daugh-Buena Park : Mr. and Mrs. Bald-
'teen agt friends of Rotemary ter ot Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Baird, win a nd Mrs. Keeler, Newport
Wooda. Who served the bride'• 1903 Santa Ana avenue, Costa Beach, and Miss Janet Hinkle,
table. Mesa, and Corporal Elmer (Dick } San Fernando.
In the ~ceiving line were the Baldwin. son of Mr. and Mrs. El--------
bride'• mother, gowned in du1ty mer E. Baldwin. 22q5\0 Coast Chapel-by-the-Sea roee with white hat and white gar-boulevard. Newport Beach.
denla conage, and Mnr. Moeller. White gladiolus and palm• pro-Sc ene of
mother of the groom, ln contra.at-vi·d-~ the settin~ for the double p W dd · d bl f rock and bat ~ • retty e lng tng pow er ue · ring ceremony, read by the Rev.
wearing white gardenla.s. Carl Johnson in the soft &low of The romance began at Berkeley, red In the Chapel by lht Sea a.t
where both were atudenU at the lighted tapers. Theh brll d~ ente h .f p. m . Sunday, Miaa Kathleen AllD
d t on the arm of er at er, "' 0 Walling, aiater of M.ra. D. G. Brad-Universtty of CalltomJa an me gave her away. She wore a white
at Plymouth House of lbe Congre-jersey dress in street length, with ford, 513 Lark!ipur avenue, bee.a.me
gaUonal Student a.seociation. Rev. 8 sweetheart neckline, 8 white htt the bride of Dwtgbt E . Tesdale of
and Mra. David Stowi, director1 of and accessories and her corsage the Marine Corpe Air Force at El
Plymouth Houae, took a great deal was of white carnations and bou-Toro, Dr. Harry White, putor of
of tntereBt ln the young couple and the Balboa lfJland chapel, reading
were able to be pre91!:nt at the ~~-Earl J . Stage of Buena the marriage llDes. Baakela of
wedding, u they were villtlng In Park, sister of the bride. was ma-gladlolua ln orchid aha.dee decor-
Santa Monica. Mr. Stowe took the tron of honor and she wore 8 ated the chapel and tall candelabra
kodacbrome pictures which will be black and white ensemble with bore lighted tapers.
a permanent record of the event. black accessories and hel" now-The bride waa given ln maniage
' The bride la a gn.duate of New. ers were white gardenias. Mr. by a friend, Jack Sullivan, of Gol-
port Harbor Un.ion High achool and Stage served as best man. denrod avenue. She wu lovely in
of the Unlvenlty of California, Organ music, including the wed-a striking suit of beige and black
Berkeley campus, and le a member ding marches and "I Love YOU and 8he curled a little white
of Alpha Delta. Her huabe.nd Ls aleo Truly" was played by SammY, French Bible on which wu a laven.
a graduate of tbe University of Benny and Miss Helen Brown der orchid. Mrs. Brad.ford was
C8.llfornla.. and le employed at the sang "Because". matron of honor. and ebe wore a
Henry KailJer company, Oakland. After the ceremony, which was dark suit and hat. Mre. Gardiner
u electrical engineer. attended only by members of the KJng played the organ music, in-
The young couple len for .a immediate families and close eluding "I Love You Truly," "Be.-
honeymoon at Big Bear Lake, the friends. a reception was held at cause·· and "Oh Promise Me."
bride wearing a going away coe-the home of the bride's parents Both yo,ung people are from
tume of bright red 1u1t with black where the beautiful four-tiered Portland, &l'ld will make their home
sequin cap and veil, and black ac-wedding cake was served at a with the Brad!orda for a time.
ceMories. They will ma.11.e their table lovely with white gladiolus After the ceremony the small party
home on Dana street, Berkeley. and candles. The cake, decorated of f riends and relatlve11, whlc~ ln-Out-o~-town guest.a were Mr. and with roseb\ids and white doves, eluded h-Ir. and Mrs. Robert Boyd,
Mrs. Moeller. who were gueata at ~·as baked by a close friend of the attended a reception a:t the Hurley
the Henry home from Thu1'9day family, Mrs. J . E. Beardsle)• of Bell.
until Monday : Lt. Lester · Long_-23rd street. Assisting in serving
brook. Yuma Field; Mr1. A.la K. were the bridegroom's sister, Mr.-;.
Jouett. Mr. and Mnt. Donald Blake-Lucille Baldwin Keeler or New-
ley and 90il8 James and Lester, port Beach and Mrs. A, L . Galla·
Friday Aft. Club
En joys Bridge
South Gate and Rev. and M.n. gher • of Buena Park. l
David Stowe. Berkeley. The new Mrs. Bald~'in i!' a Yell ow candJes and asparagus ~====:::====================~~~~==========1 i 2Taduate or Newport Harbor Un-fern made a cool decoration for ; ion High school and worked at the the mantJe when the Friday AJ-
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USE
Marine Avenue
Balboa Island
Phone 1827
ANNOUNCING
• The Addition of Two New Operators
1ANET McCUTCHEON •
Security Title and Guranty com-ternoon club held their bridge
pany, Santa Ana for a year be· party Wednesday afternoon, and
fore attending Santa• Ana Junior flowers in bright colors centered
college. She was a member of the large table. Hostesses for the
Laoi: Meninas and the school honor day were Mrs. F. L.. Knauer and
society, Alpha Gamma Sigma. Mrs. J . C. Payne.
Corporal Baldwin also attended First prize went to Mrs. Oiarles
Harbor m and went to Santa Ana Plas, second to Mrs. Kenneth
Junior rollNe a ve0-r before en-Stewa rt and honors to Mrs. Ber-
tering the army. He has seen serv· tha nuotson.
ice in Germany and is now l\ome Those present to enjoy the play
on a 30-day furlough. after which were the Mesdames C. F. Rand,
he will report to a base in Caro-'Rachel Wiley. Ruth Reid. Mamie
lina for more training. Foote, Rose Katterhenery, Mary
PrHent at the wedding and ~ Disbrow, Elmer Wright, Richard
ception wett Mrs. Emma Baird Dittmar. HarTy Homeyer, P. V.
and daughten Mary and .Julia of Parkes, Edith Cooper. W. E . Nick·
Pico; Slit-.John E. Baird. of the El eJ1, .Jerrold Spangler. Marie Kal-
Toro Marine bue; Robert War-"'1', Edith Andrews, Zeller Bender =· U. S. Army. Santa Ana; Mr. and Mn. Boudreau.
and Mn. C. Rennie Waugh. Miss
.---------1 Noted Impersonator
Patricia's At CDM Church
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berg u -I' booteu. A ftoral ~ent of del-Tllo N-rt Holghto Circle of Mn. Mary Stanley prealded at phlnlum 'and ...-t peas In pastel
am.t Cburch by the Sea met the buatnea meeting where the pinks and blues centered the large
Thunday an.emoon at the home of men at the clau reported on ce-table and from Jt satin ribbons ran
Kn. Jack Bllllnp, 1921 Fullerton ment work done at the cl\.urch to the col'Dfl'I ot the table. Pot-
avcue. 'I'h18 ta 4lhe tut time Mn. under the direct1on ot. Roel Owen. tery holden. for the flowers were
BflliDp wW meet with the fl"OUp, Another report. wa.a of aid given tn the shape of baby &hoes and
for Ce hu t.ramferred her mem-' the G. S. C. S. girl• on gotnc to elephants.
benhJp to the eo.ta Kesa church. ca.mp at IdyllwUd. After presentation and examln-
M:n. L. H .FeflUIOll waa chair-Chineae cbeckera wu the game ation of the lovely it.fts the guests
man for the day and al.lo led In ot tbe evening with Kn. Ray Bar-returned to the Kenuton home by
devotionalo. giv!Jlg an int.resting rett proving moot. aklllful. while boat Where bridge wu played
ttory from true lite, "Kindly Mra Betty Gia. came ln laa~ tor with Mrs. Sally Peyton and Mrs.
Ugbt.'' the booby prise. Had Ring tying for the floo.ting
Mn. E. D. Goodell led ln prayer At the cla.e ot the eventng-re-pfiU., the former wtnning it in
and reminded the rfuup that they treahmente Of white cake, berrlea drawing.
will be boetesset at the USO Aug-and whipped cream were served by r Those present were Mrs. Wil-
uat 10, 11 and 12 and that they the hoeteaea. Men of the class will liam Mabee. Mrs. Tom Henderson,
will alao ae:rve suppers for the enterta.ln at the next meeting but Mrs. Had Ring, Mrs. George Pe-
Youth Fellowship group for th~ no place wu set. ters. Mrs. Sally Peyton, Mrs.
Sundays ot AUguat. Volunteers Those present included Mr. and Adrian Tiilotson, Mrs. Eastman
were asked to help wtth the Ki-Mrs. Bill McDonald, Mr. and Mre. and Mrs. Kenaston.
wanla dinner at the church August Ross Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Gla.sa. -------------
2 and Mrs. Harris will be one of Mrs. Mary Stanley, Mrs. Irene ,.--------------.,
thoee to participate. Stanley Morris, ReV . and Mrs. E.J·
Mrs. Goodell announced that the D . Goodell, Miss Elsie N ewland,
Women'e Society of<;brlstian Serv-Rev. Charles Hand and daughter 1
tee would meet at her home on1 Barbara. ?.-fr. a nd ?.Irs. Leon Fergu-
Wednesday, August 8 and tl 19 son, Mrs. Herman Barnes , Mrs.
planned to have a mi55Jonary as Ray Barrett. Mrs. Billings and
speakf'r. Mrs. Goodell ~·ill also be daughter Doris. Neil Billings a.nd l
NEW LINE
Craft Greeting Cards
Stationery
Brookings Variety
600 Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar
hosttss at the next meeting of the Mre. Alice Nirenberg. '--------------'
Nev.'Port Height.a Circle on Thurs----------------------------
day, August 23.
Reports wer e brought of absent I
members who are ill, Mrs. George
~ioreland who is expected to be
out this week after an eye oper-
ation. and Mrs. Floyd Hoffer. The
m eeting ended with a general dis-
cussion of work for the coming
year, and the hostesfJ served ice
cream and cake, a.ssiAted by her
daughter Dorts.
SE. ETARIAL POSITION
OFFERED
!SSS
Via Udo
To the young woman who wants
a job with permanency plus ideal
working conditiorui .. Call in' person.
P.A. PALMER
Udo hie Properties Newport 8Meh
Callforala
Those present were the Mes--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; dames E. D. Goodell, Floyd Burke, I
Ray Barrett, L. H . Ferguson. Ed
Hart and daughter Helen, Maynard
Lobell, W. H. Trusty; Agnea WU-1
son, MrfJ. Billings, Mrs. Henry
Harris and her niece, Mrs. Harrill
and the latter's two small daugh-
t.ra.
Mrs. W. P . Stewart
Returns from
Oklahoma ~ity
Mra. W . P . Stewart, 416 Short
street. Costa Meu.. returned Sun-
day after ape»dlng t ive week.a ID
Oklahoma. When her two chUdren,
Ruth and Robert Aldridge, 17 and
12 reepectively, len on a Mow;iay
ln June to spend the summer with
their father in Oklahoma City, Mra.
Stewart had no idea that two da.ya
days later ahe would follow them.
She waa called to Cement, Okla-
homa. to attend the funeral of an
uncle, and was just ready to retum
home when Ruth, who was vleiUng
her, bad a severe attack of appen-
dlcitla and underwent an emer -
gency operation. Mn. Stewart
atayed in Oklahoma City at the
home ot another daughter, Mrs.
I. J . Stephens, unW Ruth wa.a out
or danger and well on the road to
recovery.
It will be llODle time before Ml.u
Aldridge Is able to travel, but she
and her brother erpect to leave
for home by the fin1t ot Sept ember.
Mrs. Dickenson
Hostess for
Bay View Bridge·
Thf' Bay Vie w Bridge club met
Thursday for a salad luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Ray Dickenson.
Acacia ave .. Santa Ana Heights,
with attractive mixed flower ar-
rangements in horns -of -plenty
centering each table.
Mn. Delmar Stein was high at
auction bridge and others present
were Mrs. Marie Moore. Mrs. W.
L. Copeland, Mrs. Glen Cramer,
Mrs. Richard Hall, Mrs. J . C.
Bach, Mrs. Ruth Ford. a form.er
me mber ol the club who filled in
as a guest, and the hostess.
Mesa Matron Honors
Alaskan Visitor
Mrs. J . F . Webster. 507 Orange
avenue. Costa Meaa, was the grac-
tou• hostess recently when ahe en-
tertained at luncheon for M.ra.
Fta.nk Calvin of Sitka. formerly
of Huntington Beach. Mrs. Calvin
wh034t husband la aervtng wlth the
Navy, -~ resided in the Alaskan
capital tor the past tour years.
Bidden tor the affair wu Mes-
damu · Sidney David90n of Costa
Mesa; M:eeda.mee Warren Bristol,
Jack Colvin, Wayne Pickering and
Lawrence WbJtaker of Huntington
Beach; llnr. Arthur wu.on of
Whittier; Ke.a.me. Dale Bray.
broo1u1 and C: R Milla of llld-1
aty ..,d llnr. curt IDenfelden of
c:tucaio. a gueot of llrlt. ---'
DELICIOUS
"Country Club"
BRICK 1£E CREAM
TO TAKE HOME
In Pints and Quarts
Palm Aveaue
At the Ferris Wheel
Fun Zone • Balboa
,.------T R E A T-----.
The Folks .Back Home
to a
ROBERTS PORTRAIT
of yoa
'SPECIAL •••••• who specializes in facial, hairstyling and cold waving
LEU VERBECK
who specializes in hairstyling and cold waving
FLOWER SHOP -............. . First Day Covers
To Show.at Stamp
0n wed.-y ....wig. AUguat Oub Meeting
11. a --t --wm be wd I • .._. tit t twe .Dem cawllc 9'1 l'fftnha
'nle9e additions to cur staff will ..,.b&e ua to ~ j
cur emdency and prompt .nice
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· .nt. Allot.191 JO .. a.
at tho Coran& cW Jfar O.,mun!~ 'Jbe Hazbar siam., ~ will
chllrcb, ()pagnp-1. w it h -~-......inc, Aus.'2 at
...... -.. -~. the Radloobop,~to
.Kr. -... ,.,,,,_ --Bette . • .. _ .... _
ot i..o ~ at wlatuler c:aDosw Kr. Lan Fnnco will sift a
.,ad Ill now a paafe <oea1 ~ lbowhlc ol bk P1ftt DQ mas
_.,,,,., Ptae11da ~ U.. ....,. and dlil.n wlll ltie a cew:nl Aaa=
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